The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

LAW INTICLLIONNek. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEBNII BENCH. Sittings in Bazar —(l3efor• the Lord Chief Jima" Mr. • Justice Wightema, and Mr. Juries Blackburn.) The Court we. occupied with the crows piper. 4.11110 RS T. ttOItION.—M•STIRS AID ***** NTS and. This was • cads otstbi lIIORTIMII soder the 20 2l Tic., esp. 43, and it r an important question as to the cioneructiou of the Mercers end dervesta Act. The applicant in the first instanos 'Owed Into a contract in the north ot May last, to RENT. Horton for • period of ties ',rev the contract, however, was eabsequielly winded. The appellant the entered into an with • person pawed Pigott, to serve him. That=o, In the month et October, Ashmore renewed hie **inner with Horton, without the weeniest with Pigott heig pat an tad to. The question raised before the magistrates wee—tionla Ashmore be ("mowed for absentia( hiceell without " lee fal excites ' from the service of Horton, by_ rams et hie w i ng entered into a previous matted with Pigott. Mr. A. Willem appeared for the appellant; Mr. LS* Q.C., sod Mr. O'Brien for the respondent. Mr. Lush urged that the man was "withost Medd OR ease," for he could not take advantage of his own wroug. The object of the act anoutget other Ibises wee TO post oseasartat from luring away the servants al eacither, tad V than coorictice wen queehad that end 'geld be astiely fur tooted. Undoubtedly the act of parliamaat wee In traded to punish persona who could not pay damages. Mr. Willis said the whole question turned upon what wool the int erpretation to be put on the words " without Motu! =- nue. It was evident ha could not have oomplied with the demand of Horton without Meshing his engagement with Pigott. If be kept tho law with one he must have broken it with mother. Of coulee the argument would not bold good is Ike ore of a civil contrast, but in a criminal pa:raiding It wee different. The court were unanimously of opinion that the conviction could not be upheld, Mr. Justice Wight:aux expressing en opinion that in the first instates he sameteinel oussiderable doubts on the subject. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (Before the Jeep OnlineEy, Mr. Hama Bramwell, sad Yr. Justice Bylee.) ♦LINANDFN o. ALIXANDIA IND'AMO4S.--AN UNIQVAL MATCIII. The parties were married at St. George's. Hemmer square in the year l&le, said had had issue two some and two daughters. The petitioner was the eon of a Maher at Ipsw ich, bat the responded wee the daughter of hie father's gird. am Alter their taloa they travelled shoat a Food deal, sad they bad lived three rims in Amoeba. TM Manny rmr atoned to have he.. ommittild la Jersey, with • groom le the petiticeses envies, mimed Freak Amos. TM ease was peeved by the widow, of two of Acmes fellow sensate. Om elf theta, Patrick fiellivert, stated that tiering surprised the parmesan they embed co biro, called bus as Irish soseedrel, dragged him up sad down the yard, amd easily tamed trim oat. Yoe minutes after Mrs. Alesendsr tailed him back, and reminded Mai that she bed been as good so • mother to him, and that ha bad had a very sag . Amos had given him mosey to be West. One day m ra a him that be was going with the mistrial to Azoodas. I Witness pity*, the children, teen delenained to In form hie armee. He did so, bat Mr. Alexander would not blame him; and ha told the respondents is witaen's premises what he had said. As soon so they Mud it. AVIV. alining on witness, beat him, sad turned him oat of the hotter, Mrs. Abizsadm handbag up hie Wags and throe tug them after him. Mr. Almaden afterwards sent him hie mosey bat be did mot have him back spin in hie employ. His tale wen, however, corroborated by Eliza Villains, mother of thie ser ninth ; and a ego:sties took place is cossequenos. A sister of the reepoodent informed the court Met if the procsedings were postponed for a short time the bed as doubt she would be able to attend sad dished boned, bat Lite tied bean lied up for some time with • bed aleereted sees _ . . • Bir C. Ceeerwell-11ut why hem she not appeared sad pleaded ? The Slater—She wnald he e e done go way th e p e ew ee ., threatesed to lasts the country sad to take the children with hoot so that she would sever be able to see them sista. Mr. M.ude and Mr. Beck appeared ter the petition.; . . The Judges having gone out to confer, returned into court and announced that they had revolved, under the 44,11 erection of the act, to postpone the !teems of the rams and retries further evidence. The applioatioo which bad been made as the part of the w* wee very irregular, sad it we. unfortunate est sha been advised of the power which a erth rememsk es may husband. know to their oat, of ogling as t lapadawaat defray the chugs of her difeece. If an slarali saw mks any .ppliestion oe the subject, the court woeM medal, listen to it. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION•ROUSS. lIITTLIINT TORSO THIRY. noose how, 14 yews old, who wore • vow, Ism Onahlow ebly made ceps, from the folds of witch the Lae of • shabby pair of corduroy notnenoottables won dimly visible, was charged as follows Anbur Hinton. shopolan to Mr. E. Lott, bolder of 148, Chasm/1w rid—L.st "boat half-past five, primmer cents into oar shop while I was waiting opus some caw Sowers, and took big st.od nee! the wnidow, fliers there were seem sales el basdkerchietu Lbw 1 had doss en Wes ether wastowere I oohed Ida what bo wanted, when b. @bowed we a mow= ehlrt stud, and wheel we U I «sratt — ..rsa; iher Irking foe soma other things which we had not get, be went away. I took no particular notice cd anything at the time, but .0 going to the window to clear it I mimed 14 silk handkerchiefs, of the val. of 41. 45., how sear the spot when he bad been standing. Boon site I had made the diacortry the prim net unite in, and 1 et caw magma. him. He bad followed • lady in who bad b some cotton, and as soew as she waa go. he took aZ i ft came from the same box, and laid down • balferown to ;ay for it. 1 avkad Dim if he bad bean in the shop lam night, and at first he said so, he was in another part of the town, but when 1 pressed him closely he admitted that ha bad. although for the moment be bad forgotten it. I was coa stated that he bad taken the handkerchiefs sway nadir that large cloak of hie, and so I pre hie into melody. Primmer—How do you know that I took the bandkate chiefs, if I wee there at half-past Ire last night, sad you did not alias them till shim townie. ? Witams—liecatue no two alse came into the shop except people whom 1 well knew, and who were quite bicapalla of doing each • thing. Potiosmaa—Whes I took the prisoner Into custody, my lord, he at Int mid he had no parents and no home, bat while we WTI coming bete from the station he said be lived with his Whew and wilier, sad gave me their address. I think it vary likely if he le reasaded the deadkirehiees say be trued. Roamed. SOUTHWARK. CATORTIX A TRAP. Belay Alward., ;;;;;i-lOnkitig3)irti . ;l; fellow, commented with a gaag of tiommiou 'Marco infeeting the Bormigh, woe brought before Mr. Combo, charged with attempting to steel a hamper contalaimg a dozen Dote.. of sauce, the property of Mr. Lazenby, the celebrated mum and pickle dealer, of • innity-street, Southwark. Dennis Scannell, 177 M, said that about 8 o'clock on the raviolis might be was on duty, In private clothes, In the company of Sanitised, 72M, sad while passing Trinity street, Le raw Mr. Lazenby'. van proceeding towards their warehouse, closely followed by the pritioner and another well known thief, Wittier watched their maces, and near Swan-street he mw the primmer jump up behind the van and acre bold of a hamper, which he was endeavouring to lift our. Worms, however, at that time caught hold of him, and took him Into custody. Mr. Coral...eked what the hamper contained? Scannell re pluel that it wu fell of sauce. Reed, the carman, said that all ths hampers were ale in the van when he turned the corner of Trinity-atreet. As soon as he heard the Aker call oat he stopped. This was tot the Bret time that dm %levee had attempted to rob his van. tistonel 8 itklead,7B M, raid ►e waa with Scannell, and he saw the prinourr jump up behind the van and attempt to lift oat the hamper. There were other thieves about, but they scampered off. The prisontr pleaded guilty , and Mr. Coate restated hint to fur montha' hard labour at Waadsworth House of Correction. WANDSWORTH. 111PCDKNI PTILIZT lollllllllr. A fell and .p.m-Makin young sea, who gay* the name of Thomas 45 torrer, and ductibad himself as • biscuit baker, was brought Before Mr. Dolman oie remead, thawed with stealing • bundle of wearing apparel, belooglag to • yocag woman unwed Sarah Hall. living in Mint-street, Borough. The robbery wu committed in a 'my impudent miaow. It appeared that the prooectoriz had Lean living in aereice in Teioe-grove, Clapham, and left her situation on Wednesday arming Mat. She bad ber wearing apparel wrapped in • rover, mutating of two dreeeee, several apron., and under linen, and ohs carried the bundle to the top of Paradise-row, in the Clapham-road, for the turpou of taking an omnibus to the Borough. Wilting change for a loom sign she placed her bundle just outside th• doors of the Prince of Wales public-hues, while ehe went inside. She stood does to the door, sad mew the prisoner, who was an entire stranger to her, standing outside. An monitor pawed, and aim asked the rtr if w it. fur the Borough. He replied, ,"7 it as sad so she jilAt tumid to got her change, the prisoner caught up she hued* and dashed off with it. She roomed it immediately, and upon looking sloe sow the prisoner numbs, away with her clothe.. She followed after hue, calling out " Stop thief," end the saw him throw the Mud,e up a gateway. She ceught him and charged him with etuliog her bundle, and he Hum denied takieg it, sad mid he 4111 • man throw it up the gateway. She colored him and told Lim to fetch bundle. He complied with her must, sad THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1859. well* be Ins picking it up, two cenetabtee named Garbled see Parker arrived end merited him. They were prig ba plate clothes at the thee and new the mein( sway with the bundle, end the proescutrie tot m erh; bin. The prisoner was remuided for the purpose of allowing the polies an opportunity of making inquiries about bins, sea it appeared that he wee a well known 'sexists of oosvieted Mr. Dayman now asked the prisoner what be Lad to say is easy., to the charge. The prisoner said he did not steal the bundle. Kr. Myosin raid it was proved that he took it, and he therefore committed him for two months' imprisonment with bard labour, and he warned hni that if he came there again he would be sent foe trial. The prisoner was then removed. SHARE L 1828.-7111.9 DAY. Two 0"01,09. The railway share market to-day is inanimate. is Great Western and Midland stocks have improved per mat. Other descriptions are quoted the t e e mine as yesterday afternoon, viz.:—London and la North Western stock, 96 to 1 • Midland 1061 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to I ; tee London and Beath Weetern, 911 to 961. Great Western, 641 to t; Great Northern, 1011 to 1091; 11) and Eastern Counties, 64 to 66. LombardoNenetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 11 to 1t prem. The two - leading Canadian lines w are flat. , .:i.-..., THIS 745078 AND TEE 812113. The Muter Builders have received the following proposal: "Mosses' Cowaiitue-were, 8m Inn, MONNI-Selle4 Lambeth ! Nov. 11, 1&59. "To Tee MAMMA BUILD ASSOCIATION or LONDON. 'ems—W. have the pieunite of forwarding yes it. • ler the duel mijulret et the esittisig dispute: propositior ._ - .1. The mesons ere prepared . to resume work a tbs - eree 1 tars es when ' locked out' ow Arnim 6. 's. The meters to dispense with the declaratiom wll. The mow ere willing le resume work with those of s i . their own trade et ether who may her accepted the dodo- a. es. term The warns TM work in strict omformity with the I law at the brL .. . . - 6. The whom et Loadon are wWa to noir fats • ifb Monona of than byelaw*, to be regasend by eh mean I with six amplenre, sad should teetaintem soil the owe. fives hot arm to the sonniction of both parties amp point at name, the maim to be decided by a ahartmea edges] from the following gentlemen Merin Barry, os, Mr. P. C. Hardwick, Mr. Dishy Wyatt, Mr. J. Vidllemy, Mr. G. O. Scott, and Mr. W. Butteedeld. ea 6. The mason of Logos' wish itto be Oniony seder t stood that they have withdrawn from the oohing*, sad that they give up the strike at Trollope' s for the aloe bony e . It being considered by them useless to °mind longer epos that question. Several attempts having failed to bring about a re. E conciliation with the master builders (for all parties) we =folly glint ths employers to dispense with the ink. ot root the area. " Sighed oh behalf of the arrow of London, " TEOKAI Para, ChairOWS. IS 11.1111•11D11 AXDUSON. IL Geom. (34111.11217. "Timms Paw.. " RICKMID TMOUIS. "a. Ar.i.inaoh, Secretary. " RICILIOLD BARXOTT, C.C. IL At the seat meeting of the Jerkin:al Society, t. which will be held on Monday swabs, Mr. W. D. Lark, I Q.C., will reed a paper on " Liberty of °Maim, in rehabs es. to the Law of Blasphanove Libels." The Right lira. the Z Lord Chancellor will preside. The Peat announces that " the dangerous and 1 1. thorongly arionirions condition of having only one national Z war laboratory and arsenal—cod that one does to the metro- a. polio—bas forced iteslf oa the consideration of govern. mane. Woolwich will at no distant date cease to be what it t Ot so long hes been. On a site oomparatively remote from as danger there will soca spring up a second war laboratory and ansuaL Nor le this all, many departments of management at will, we are given to naderstand, be committed to civilians. so This is is It should be. The promisees of manufacturing Boas and guncarriages, shells, rockets, and cartridges—in abort the tools sad appliances of war—assuredly do not used the exclusive superintendence of military men." We regret to learn from a cotemporary that Mr. g _ _ . a C. Gilpin, the Secretary of the Poor Law Board, Is at present entirely incapacitated from business by indisposition. Mr. Gilpin appears to have caught a severe chill, which has brought on a swims attack of ulcerated wore throat, with great prostration of etrength. WHITEHALL, Noy. 16. The Queen has been phewd to present the Rev. Charles Avery Moore, 11.C.L., ee the vicarage of eattertou, in the county sad Macon of Tx; Usesta, void by the death of the Nev. William George Nott. th. POSEIGN.OVFICS, Nov. 17.—The Queen her been 4 1,. =approve of Mr. Aaiun Carl Gunneries emend at p. to y for the Free Hanseatic City of Hanthww.—Gasetts. CAGE BIRDS AT THE CRTSTAL PALACL—'fbis *AGSMs, which opened to-day, sad candour. during Moo- Teallsy),~ sod Wediessdn nem stands both la number end variety the sitellaroneof lesteessen ltoomprises of 400 nen coataiolog sees thee ISO !tide. Beary= misty of canary le ',pretested, intindlag several beentitel of the Norwich, the Belgime the Limed, end London frog. British birds els e well repreneted. Agana ellittiss of the later are one yellow-breasted is bellenek en/ a Mese that pipes the Huntsonan's Chorus, mattway seek we oaderseend, te pselbetka, In a meaner Mlinty sairthfol. Of birds of persege and reigning s there I. also a large collecdss, and of foreign Mods se se army of pencils, paroquets, macaws, and cockatoos of gay lf end variegated plumage, talking, screaming, and dancing together In a mon 41.4;Ni:heat medley. The exhibition has S ben weasel meter the direction of Mr. Houghton, in the te northern transept, withia the tropical department, where t the dames of tempormsee h mainly mutable. The cages et are placed se akin Mang the walks which are tastefully I adorned with mergenne end meat pleats. The prime, which are nanoress, wig he ainieded by the judges as Monday sad Temilay. ISt Ms GMAT liennan.-Borrnsemon, Nov. 16. rt. The Great Ship I. now bosom* astresaely smart fa her set- ik ward appearance. Os board todocks have been sershbed sad whitened. although the sstentatios et pine plank for teak is still a glaring imperfection. The masts sad hounds at have tun palmed, the brass-work highly polished, the galls to Mewed, sad every rope hauled taut. A number of ei Mal beleagl mg to the ship are now *sting the hall. The ex epees to he meowed by poet on both aides of ills ship own ' prises an area of he wren Daring this week a large t y " notenber d peewee have visited the ship. Among the cow m pony brew we method the Priam de Joinville, who, name U the crensientement of the ship. apposes to hare taken a great 1 0 , interest is her. The newly-elected Mayor of Southampton m. (F. Perkins socompanied by his chaplain (the is ' G. Bradshaw), went on board to-day to invite Captain Her. I rise. end hie Mikan to a banqoet at the Mayor's private re ' Mews *Web Is appointed for Thursday next. eaptain ra L was aeon * the Invitation. The repairs hinds the Witt: Ng * to tot yet his. mensemord. iX A HIGHWAY ROSS= AT ROYE.—Count Philip eg. Antessin, governor of the Pontifical State Bask, eta st. brother d the Cerdloal Seentary of State. wee coming out ens. of his paean, neer St. Agatha, on Sunday evening about Si as her after dark, ha that ancient portion of Rome which I t. ' still preserves the classic denomination of auburn', when he wee socinted by two decently-drereed individuals. Supposing that the intention of the foremost aim, who came close up to hint, was to ask permlesice to light his cigar. ma is a common custom here, the count tack his own lighted weed from betwixt hie lips and mesented It ILI to the stronger. The latter deeps d the proffered coamery, to and, showing a poignerd to the astounded count, demanded Immediate amender of his property, which intheation was 1 incontinently complied with, between three and low scull le —a modest reason I.r so wealthy a man—finding thee way from the p' theta of Count Philip to those of the freebooter who insisted oleo upon the transfer of a riog sad pin which adorned the omat's person. It may bo easily imagined that in so hellions a cam of aggression the powers that be were aroused to immediate action, and the offenders axe already be the bands of the police. ANOTHER VICTIM TO CRINOLINE.—OD Tuesday night last an accident of a most painful character occurred in York to Mime 1t... Watson, *young lady known through out the county of York se one of the Mimes Watson. a couple of vocalist/1. I tappears that the unfortunate young lady on the above treeing, while reaching something from a cop- s „, board near the Seeping, set fire to the beck part of her dress. in Unconsolons of what one had done, she eat down; bat If shortly perceiving • smell of something burning, she got Kg, and Isnot that her three was in demos. Her annum =genstence, and the flames were extingulahed,but not wet most eeriourly burnt. She now Iles in • pre -1 seam whim This is another accident arising fretn the peewit pepenurous cage for crinoline.—Maishester Guar- n &as. a CILWOUNI • RZYTOZ FOR THE DIBTRESSID.— Darin the weaved d.y'e coursing ea the Leapt= Woad. • bora, Wag Ma pew* ran noble • lady'. crinoline, to the gnat honey sad coeht.ion of the wearer. Poor Pao, how ever, wee not secure even there—the doge quickly unbowed hr.— Perk Herald. . . . A Kau SHOT BY A GANIIKIEPER.—A deplo rable accideat onerred at Bromfield on Tuesday. A Arty of 'timekeepers, hasten, and other., seven in number, west out about 11 ticket in the morning to kill birds. Amempt them were George Coggin, keeper to Abel Eiroiih, Meg., M.P., Alfred Jamie Slight, keeper to T. M. Wrgoelln, let, end James Menial, who was also in Mr. Wegeella's empicry as • beater. It metes that the party set at the Greadfson Anne, and after having something to drink thee, bat being perfectly sober, went down the leas end through Perk-wood into Perk-Sad. Some of the parry were • few yards in drones of the rest, three were wail:log Dearly &wart, sad Muriell wee following ' ekes Is tidr rear, and inateedistely behind Slight, who was carrying • diablirternelled gun over his shoulder, holding it by the &yak. Slight was opsaltiog to Mr. J. Brand who was roe of the party, when • gun went of, sad Slight's gun fell frees his shoulder. 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See _ _ma aa‘..9.°2 1_ I IN *I ItA 3so 191 If! ut li if u Si IT llli .1 1 = A.: Mee1•61.4.1 II • tar I 6 WI ii 14 is N TS le al I ;4 7 1 14 114 41 S 101 111 V e Ken le 0.0011 fe NN, IPL Dadollooldimiloo --- uo, :::: Madras 1010.001001 rityref a r.a . ll direr Diododit Os. P=d r o t = .47 1. ter. 1.•=d0 all Do. ... rg orlde. la du* taaa.)A Da do. 60. 8 Do. 0 lhod lodoriblita i lt isr anml a« deka Laria 'lm fir ay., 1t0...—. New loyal liall Maw IMMO 41se Dereas rats Aunstlsa lall itiaiseks•Let.M Ds. Ds. ThoottlotOo. I — ra d is. — .. I Tea Dimmed H 11 LI $ 14 Ils 111 111 rA 1 k 11 se 1 — 1 11 1 1 2 ,J 1 1 r N Ns Si 447, i i dits qr ifLi I. . .. fa 14 • T .r 53 116 1* ss si I 1 .1 ..... a 16 Messrs. R. Stephenson and Co., and the Enrich Engine-works, two of the largest engiee faetorke in this dis trict, me very actively employed. Mares. Stephenson and Company's men are working " time mid quarter ;" and the Elie irk works, more especially in the now department, are working nearly day and night.—Seielsrland Herald. A LUCKY Fauow.—We are credibly informed that the wile of Mr. George Feern, of Clay Cross, now Imelda; am a plasterer's labourer in that place, has become the fortunate legates of a sum amounting to 8,0001., through the death of a second wick—Derbyshire Courier. Titanic Race:Pte.—The traffic returns of rail ways M the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 12, amounted to 481,1801., and for the corresponding week of last year to 439,9901., showing an inereue of 41.19 W. The gran receipts of the eight railways having their termini la the metropolis amounted, for the week ending aa above, to 208,4791., and for the correepoodins week of last year to 190239/., showing an incurs of 18,2401. The inortrall en I the Eastern Countieeltadway amounted to 1,3921.; on theGrest Northern to 1,9081.; on the Greet Western to 2,1641.; rattle Loudon and North Western to 7,8791.; en the Lemke and Blackwell to 2331.; on the Lando., Brighten, sad South Coast to 6391.; on the London and South Wasters 562,7241.; end onthe South Eastern to 1,6131.; total, ANAL The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 272,7011. ; and for the correspondleg weak of last year to 249,7611., showing en increase of 22,9601., which, added to the Maws on the metropolitan line., makes the total increase 41,1901. ea commis' with the Es respeadlng week of 1868. kilni"" i• 10 s. Ni t IN 1 101 VI Ell K It ti MONEY MAR7117.-ZHIS DAY. 1886, I Stock, 2; (stock), Indian Two o'CLotnt. The funds remain dull, at yesterday's quotations. Scarcely any business is going forward in this or any other department of the Stork Ruben% and prices in nearly every instance are nominally unaltered. The New Indian Loan remains steady at 1031 to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 900. for the account, being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 95i and 96 for money, and 96 and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 95 1546 to 96 1-16 for cash, and 96 to 1 for the 6th December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 and 1 ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031; ditto scrip, at 1031 ; the Four per Cent. Deben tures of 1858, at 96/ to 1; ditto 1859, at 951 ; India Bonds, at 2s. dia.; and Exchequer Bills at 275. to 30e. prem. Turkish stocks present little variation—the Loan of 1854 being quoted 76 to 77, and that of 1858, 65 to 1. Venezuela Bonds are rather more offered. Other foreign stooks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four ante-Half per Cents. 1858, 96j, 961; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 973 (exchange 25fr.); _ Chaim Six per Cents., 1041; Peruvian Three per - Cents., 701; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1866, 1857, and 1859, 431; Russian Fonrend-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 651 ; ditto scrip, 1, 01 dis. ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta, 861 ; ditto small, 851 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 761, 761: ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 651, 641; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 ; Venesula Two and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 271. The Perris has arrived from New York, with 110,0001. in epees. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com - pony have improved to 11 to 11 prem. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocx. Consols close without change, at 96 for money, and 96 to 1 for the account. The demand for money continues, and bills are not taken below 21 per cent. At the B ank a fair amount of business was done yesterday. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 33,0001. in specie, and the Ocean Queen with ' 190,0001. The whole of the latter sum, however, is on French account.: --- 41111121- = The steamer Ceylon will take 513,7801. in specie to the East to-morrow, of which 12,2301. is gold and the rest silver. Of the latter, government remit 272,0001. to Calcutta, and 61,0411. to Hong Kong. The particulars are subjoined :—For Calcutta, 282,2901. ; for Hong K0ng,150,0481. ; for Shanghae, 65.0101. ; for Alexandria, 7,0001.; for Madras, 3,7301.; for Penang 2,7001.; for Foo-choo-foo, ' 1,6021. • for Manila, 1,0001.; and for Ceylon, 400/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Short bills on Amsterdam were quoted slightly higher. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, noes smooths, 11.161 to 16; ditto short, 11.131 to 14; Rotterdam, these months, 11.151 to 16; Antwerp, three months, 25.26 to 30 ; Hamburg, mar ts eseco, three swathe, 13.61 to 1 ; Pens, Wes dais *kis 261 1 to 121; ditto, tares mouths, 26.321 60 71 ; Freakirost-an-the- Maine, three months. 1176 to ; Petemburg. Per melds, three months, 331 to 341 ; Vienna, ed. do., three months, 12.66 to 76 ; Triads, ditto, three months, 12.65 to 76; Madrid, three mouths, 441 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 60 ; Leghorn, throe months, 30.20 to 30 ; Genoa, three months, 26.46 to 60; Naples, three months, 401 to 1; Yarrow, three menthe, 1211 to 122 ; Remina, three mostles, 122 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 62 i to 1. The debenture stocks of the Great Noethern, Nor folk, North Eastern, and Oxford and Worcester Railway Companies, as well as the Grand Trunk of Canada Railway debentures of 1872, were yesterday placed on the Stock Exchange List. Mr. M. Forster's pamphlet relating to the Liver pool sad London Insurance Company has drawn forth a " Reply" from the directors. As Mr. Forster's charges were not transferred to our columns, we are not required to occupy them with the reply. The sharenolders can now decide for themselves upon the points raised. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this I v— week an increase of 9891. Messrs. Letts', Son, and Co.'s Diaries for the year 1860 have been honed, and fully maintain their reputation. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows sales to the extent of 44,500 bales, and very little change in price. The subjoined weekly summary of the prodaoe markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. I. and H. Thompson : The produce milked. have shown greater steadiness this week, the low prices of several articles leading to some few speculative operations. A moderate amount of business has also been dons for home use and export, but quotations gene rally remain nearly the same as on Friday last. Boger has ruled very fin, the diminished quantity offered at the public sales finding buyers at the full valuations, while low brown epithelia realised dd. to Is. edvsnoe the latter being taken kr brewing purposes, and the outports. Considerable trait motions we reported in rice, principally soft grain descrip tions end pinky Madrea, at the recent low quotations. Th em e inquiry has however partly =bolded; within the peat twe dep. Coffee remains quiet, and lest week's rates have been Wyly maintained for plantation Ceylon. A good demand sprang op for saltpetre yesterday , partly speculative, and the market le very firm, closing rather higher, especially as re gards dm Bengal. White pepper has declined ed. per lb.. end the low kinds of teens Ilnea are about 2s. cheaper. The trade have bought some &saiptions of tee rather more freely : public =lee are amounted for the 22nd instant. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, N0v.16, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Publicdepuaita Other deposits 00vOrnioeut semeities in boaldnr department Ofßer nicurities in banking degettment 18,870,786 Increase 221,412 Oeia sad bullies fa both elepattneitts Sena day sad other hills 861,063 Dscreses 26,441 The Rest Norm in reserve Total room (bobs& cots) la husking deportment 9,867,650 Tommie 366,957 The aggregate increase in the deposits is large, and, although this is partially counteracted by the increase in the private securities, an addition of 366,9571. has been made to the reserve. There is also a small increase in the coin and bullion. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 188,2191. ; exports of gold, 282,0911.•, imports of silver, 186,3001.1 exports of silver, 226,8031. Bth INGLAND.—ito asooW, loirrusa No Um. Let ?Oh and Bth Vie. c. OS, to the west lobes os Wftbras.. . 16.1154 MOM DM x.w Lamed .......... INC.711,1:0 PAIMMT. Qtb e ir book lilesinusettDe lse 3.b1l 111.014100 440.900 GM Coto and Bake 1034.1;0 IlharMoo so.uLne SAPS,,. al 17.1`.'°u - . 14180.13141 1 rem. dia %abaci., taa. Cannata at National o Lebt t : p ri=v.Aanal Mae &sand Mint BM NSA 139.711.170 government Pernettere Owned. Deed Weight Ammar} ino.seur Other docuriget ILI e,ret Note. LIMO 0 Geed and Moor Wm 00.0 /19.68.1.:9. Y. 11111/111L1.4 add o►&Mc Nov. IT. IND. FRIDAY EYENINII. Console, which closed yesterday at 96 to k for the 6th December, °paned this morning at 96k, improved to 961 to 1, and closed at 96 to 1. For money the last price was 96, .‘ 'ellen." The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 96, 981, 93k, ; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 98, 961, 961, 961, 96, 96k; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94i, ; New Three per Cents., 94, 6 1 : 11, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in iel. I VG. I r... ~ 7, - ii *1 UT in ii U US is 4 I a 69 tii la 101 l 104 P 4 I@ ua Ili IC lig 'A 'ft hi bI it 3 YOZZION RAILWAYS. NI Asimorpasel el Age 11 . a . j eeia W se Chlien ik: oLI a~'~_`_. W Omani at haws 4 Orsol= :tan. fp. M al PEW Omani k a 011oaambaisniOnsa II halm Jades MI Woo Oliaosola sailala ail low usil 41mous— all Kara Lomas all Oa. ail Offins st r r ar A [Wei W II et Imes 2 4 ow iv ilir kiix Wraft. sod Zolaii: all Pada aad .. • 13 I.U. aod Mas .4 Irsorialifir ..a. todg No sad 2 1 7:11Liz - . * ra .....,"`M. . afa VA w .1.- ... ' aloi..ti all llama rI. W.el7 4 =Lamina —..— f cryl fI Si 1 jOh ff f 4 if Pa TO Ili N 4 Mt 43 ft II ft Os k ttr. 111 104 or N. 04 171 0.K4 _N 14W NI Zal 4.9.4 ■ .0.1.110 KIIDA* we Koso P II .n• I 0* oun rn ••• *ow Ikea 0041 Cam 0.111 tie g o,ooe IMO , 1 3.4 , M 111 JOIST Aktaar.livaik r=e7. — DC A #l6: -- - Sti .-....-.......... Oaa el Iran -- F... ~ m art m jail Ilieluil Ami• ..-..... et ...... ...... = "i taap ill itair Weigel moat 0047 Prevloallatte= Ds. Mar beak Sam for A mami Oman of Larks -- Usay PR i Ple ;I Bank Stock, 2371, 228, 2281; India 28; the New Indian live per Cent. Loan 1031, 1033, lost ; ditto, scrip, 10 3 1 the Pow per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96/, 2 5 1 India Bonds, le. die. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 981 to 1 ; those of 1869, 9si to 96/ and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30a pram A fair amount of business was done in the foreign stock market. Turkish Bonds exhibit no recovery ; the I.oan of 1864 closed at 76 to wand that of 1858 at 641 to 861. Mexican ere rather more inquired for at one period of the day, but the final quotation wee not better than 221 to 1. The shares of the Bank of New South Walee were quoted rather lower to-day, other bank shares re maining steady. Berlin Waterworks and London General Omnibus were rather flat. Great Ship re main dull, at 12s. 6d. to 13s. Bd. General Steam Navigation were marked 27. The shares of the Ooesn Marine Insurance Com pany were quoted 1 to 11 prem. MINES.-THIS .DAY. Two o'CLocii. The mining market remain' steady. East Buset shares are inquired for, and are marked in the Stook Exchange 149. West radon are still rising, and have been dealt in at 1671. There have also been transac tions in Eut Caradon, at 71; and But Wheal Ras ' sell, at 12. North Downs are quoted Bto 13i. Port Philip Mining shares are marked ; English and Australian Copper, 11; and Uni Mexican, being flit. The shares of the St. John's United Mining Company of Newfoundland are quoted to prem. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the Metal Market : A good deal more business has been doing this wee.. , and a better feeling prevails on all heads. Copper has stiffened to the eve of an advance in English, apparently, se many of d es smelters are too deeply sold to book further orders, sad as high as 1111. per ton, in warehouse, has bass paid for Bans Burrs, which continues in request. Iron centimes In felt demand, but still open to improvement. Tia is perhaps • trifle mere firm, and in request, but the peke Is still retarded by consumers as too high. Speiter—A speculative demand has cleared the market of sellers for the moment, and prices teed upwards. Lead continues is be rather neglected Tim plates meta good demand at improved prices. At a meeting of admixture's in Wheal Addams, held pm. to day, the amounts showed a balance of Mi. 122.7 d. in fe mur ot the mine. A call of ls. 6d per share was made. At! a meeting of the adventurers in Pea Providence, held yesterday, the aerostats showed • Mimosa! 6971. 3s. Bd. against the mine. A all of 3s. per share was made. At Rosewsrae Cowls Miran Company meMag, held ye*. terday, the accounts showed a balance against the mine of OM 9s. C. A cell ef 24. per share woo made. At Tory Console meeting, held yeesedey, • call of le. per share was made. At South Lady Bertha meeting, 'add yeeterday,s call of la. per share war made. At • meeting of the South Creaveradventurers, hell on the 17th inst., the &comets showed a balance in hand of 171. 6a. Bd. A oall of 10s. per share woe made. Ate meeting of the shareholder. d Cystanog Mice. held yesterday, the amount for six maths, with every liability charged up, and Including upwards of 1601. for • new boiler, fittings, &c., showed a balance of SRL 7a. 4d. against the mine. It was resolved: That in future the mine do consist of 5,000 shares indeed of 20 as heretofore. A cell of 2a. pm share was made. Awry satisfactory ripest was read ficen the agent Muria Aram Wass.). COMMERCIAL AND MARKET TALLOW MA RKET.--(THIS LAY.) The market la quiet, at the following prime :—Detereburg Y.C. en the spot, 695. ; all the year, He. Si. ; December only, 88e. 9.1.; January to March, 68e. Kum= AVISEAOII.—Tows 82e. 6d., fat e: l ditto, 9e. 30. • yellow Ruda; 80a. Bd. ; melted 43e. • rough ditto, 28a.; tallow guava, 16s. : dreio, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis sod Co. report • good supply. Trade steady at hat day's prices. Prime meadow bey, 70s. to 765. ; superior ditto, ea.. to 85s. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to rows, t6s. to 665. ; clover, old, 86s. to 106 s. , woad cut, 70s. to 90s. , straw, 28s. to 325. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of vegetable, ocatinnea tolerably abun dant. The week sasms; and mauls have made thaw ap pearance. Pine ap ples and grapes have not altered price Sacs last week. ears in amnion consist of Glon Mor emu. Benne Diet, Chattamettel, Winter Neils, Pease Colmar, sad Creosote. The beat dessert apples, Cockle pippin, now to be obtained are King of the Pippins and Court Panda Plat. Rib atone are very mine. Oranges may now be had. Good cobs are realising from le. to le. 6d. per lb. Chestnuts are plentiful. Cabbages, savoy., wrote, and parsnips may be I obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are scarce. Potatoes realise from 4a. to Se. yet cwt. Knabrooms can din be bad. Cucumbers tolerably ahnedent. Cat flowers oddly consist of orchids, giedenise, violets, mignonette, chrysanthemums, hethhrat tars. NM IT. Pte*•999. l porlln. 4.10 6. Poem pa dos.. 36 to an ad Gram. per b. 4o toSt Oranges. per 100. Oa to 10a u.l 166101 m, each. Is 1. 4. per 100. to ao 11. Jn roomraaaatootatb. 61 to 61 W i be7rte m , pet 104 6he 60a Apple.. pm Maid. to Oohs. 40..100. TiONIM amazed's.. Por h®46+ Boakaao. gar braket, la to 4a Oautlflotren.Por deer,! 6, 40 aroma. p.dea. bombes.% to St 6+l Cabbogot. do„ 1.61 to 1. 0d P. 10 .04 0. 1 , too, 90. to 10. per boa., 2. to ::+1 per cwt., to ton Carrots. per bond+. 61 Turnip, per bunch. 41 Sploada, p. aleve. 1.64 to 2+ roottabara. per dor .11 to II 64 frame do.. each. 44 to 61 Tomatoo.per I flare.. 61 to 3+ 64 rABLie. AAP:batik per dos.. 2, to 3, Nook per dor. la id to A Way. p. tassUit 1. to Is 6 Otoofikt=k ie lg . t; 4 l l:l l gialk o 4 PA lb. &I OAS,. per lb, 6d to to &I e d Lamm ebb. per womb to LM latent par wort. Is to It ai Hone p. 1, ai to Mrirooms. PAL. t. 1 •94 hake. p,r lotactok t ea leararyolo.. la " ASTLEY'S.—KELLY'S BENEFIT.—The complimen tary benefit to Kelly, the celebrated Thames Warman, took place, or to use a phraseology that is perhaps more appro. priate to the occasion, "came off" yesterday, and an ewe. mous bonne, a real bumper, rewarded the exertions al those who have the management of the affair. Vie ho . ee wan crammed in every part, not even excepting the tine, which was densely picked, thereby rendering the performance' in the circle an impoesibility, as there was nowhere to put the people. The great attraction of the evening was the appearance of Kelly and the oonfraternity of watermen In the last scene of the fare* of 21se Waterman, attired in their scarlet mate and bright ledges. Mimi Rebecca Isaacs played Williston:or, and intro duced borstal copular ballads, and Mr. Augustan &alum was Tout. In the Teat scene all the water men came In and ranged themselves across the rage, the effect being both amusing and picturesque. Kelly was in the middle, supported by Chambers and Wright. The appearance of the 'retention was greeted with prolonged shouts of approba tion, the applause being so vociferous as to approach uproar. Mr. Amputee Brahata came forward and said that Msi;y felt so nervous that be was unable to thank his patrons blur,ll, and he had therefore deputed him to do it. Chambers then oaten forward, and thanked the audiesce for having rallied r mud his former opponent. Upon this Kelly himself pluked up courage and advanced to the footlighte. He said h, ho ped to be always deserving of the support of his friends. He tiered that an honest, straightforward course, such so he had always pursued, would be sure to meet with its reward, the beat proof of wLich was the gathering of hie friend: co saw around him. This was received with loud cheer, " Rule Britannia" wee then sung, the lettermen heartily;.mined in the chorus. and the curtain fell to repeated rounds of pro longed applause.— Era. Pic EON MATCII.—A large number of periwig assembled yesterday In the shooting grounds of 11)roser wood-house, to witness a pigeon match between Mr. King, of Indians, and Mr. Wood of Meacham?. The reech was 1001. a side, 50 birds each, 21 yards rise, charge It oases of shot. The American did not justify the expecte:lon of hid friends. He shot et 45 birds end moored only 32. ALI then declined farther contest. His opponent, Mr. Woof. scored 39 out of 46 shot se. The latter shot with a 'thee pan of rather large " bore ;" while his opponent need an ordincry double gun. A North countryman imunetllately after offered to back Mr. Wood for 1,0001., to shoot at 1.0 birdie each, but Mr. King declined the offer. DASTARDLY OCTRAOE.—A coriaapouder' of the, Preeman's Journal says At about half.pest tire ,dock on the evening of Monday het, es Mr. Noonan, awry reapect-• able man, who is employed as en overrate (termed a yanger) on the line of railway now in course of construction between Ballybay and Cootabill, was proceeding to the termhons• where he is lodging after quitting his employment for the day, was waylaid at a place called Carolina, distant about • mile and a half from the latter town, by two of the workmen, navvies, who are also employed on said railway, armid with bludgeons, who, without receiving the sligates , provo cation, knocked the undfending man down. and beat aim in the most cruel and unmerciful meaner about the head and other pets of the body until he became insensible, whew, thinking he ward ead, they threw him ism a ditch, and then departed. It being dark at the time Mr. Noonan did not Tllo4tllllo the raglans. The transaction was witnessed by n young lad of the name of Pepper, who alarmed the neighbours, mescal of whom reside in the Immediate vicinity of the plate where it occurred, who came to the poor man's essietence and car ried him to his lodgings. Dr. Horan, of Cootebill, promptly attended and dressed his wounds. He now lies in a prem. rious state, but Dr. Horan entertains hopes of hie recovery. It is stated that the cause of thie brutal and savages assault was because ha (Mr. Noonan) would not permit the navvies to smoke daring_working hours on the railway." GLaMtow WATER. Ca3MMIS6ION.—At a meeting of this body oa Thursday it was agreed to go to parliament for additional borrowing powers to the amorist of 3990004 tel °' Ni i 061 one lifif 1 II Mt a Ms Tek 41 111 771 744 1 110 Hi UI 107 01 00 101 IM VT N U N N VI lai IT I LI 10 004 /3 IV 19 30 N 10 UV II/ IN 15 lis Ti 101 Uk U 244 103 14 101 IN 11 - 3 N N 16 NI N 64 0 BLAU. ii twil os a a a at i N IS Pe 11 as at 711 i i I bale 1111 N IN I I PT I