The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MB DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. &slim Berw—(B.lore Lord Campbell and Justices Arlan and Krle.) • OUT T. this cam, witkli involved a techni,al question of law with ward to the disposal of a penally imposed by a metro ptitr pa ce nu/Watch under the Gaming Act, The court gam judgment for the plaintiff. may3.4111:40 A MAIMIIIIDAN. Lad Campbell said a gond:lon bad sateen this in the Ball under the Cu th s Act of l as t aerial' of a. ...I . via rairesa to the mode of swearing a Maheansden, been mistimed an attorney. The court mould look isto the set, and give their decision to-morrow zeondeor. COURT OF EXCFIEQUER. (swap In Banna.—Beare flu lard Chad Baran and Buena Wanes sad Chanson.) 3100000 d..ND ANOTIZA w. YArOILILII, CLIIII.--11EQUIS TRATION. Mr. Seamy shooed eautie aphid a yule oalthyy ea the Lard %hey of 11*. David's to Dhow =we why be amid mot file an mama! be this court of all moans levied under a writa bola, teemed in this cams as the henMees ofma whits the diocese of It. David's. It emend that the !wring reooverol • di m apart the rew. delhadaat, booed a writ at emus. Intim on the lath of Aosta, but it was not de livered le the blimp mull the 28th. The answer to the rah we thee melds( bed been received applicable to the i neloatku, and thmehre the Melt° could not be celled wee to lege a Mara. He that it woe set tie peptise in this court to mom bar • rule ceiling cat al=o Mew mess why he did net Ile socounts, but why the ai.M set be referred to the Mesta. L. BM. Matece—l think not. It is laid down in the koks that the bishop must file accounts. idt. Sesser °amended that the bishop could not make a nets, be the writ had only been delivered on the 28th of bThe goods of a beneficed clerk were 1101 boned by of the writ, bat only by the letters of segues- Mr. Bow ilrolooo—Bat surely the bishop is bound to mks a Mira of what hos been levied _ _ ibmider—Mat the all the facts, for Ma lass mt esquetration have beet toiled to their nominee, The Whop has no objection to make • roars; lit his • greet lordship that he should be called upon to she a Mare ee of es the plaintiff. please. TY Lord Chief Horan—We cannot anticipate that this is mitre or virsattoes. Tie Cele% whims coiling upon Mr. Gibbous, who ap pealed collie odor Oda, directed that the rule mould be Mai etiolate, the retain to be made in • moults. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before Mr. Cmemierlosie Murphy.) us az 111101 LAB ILACLAVIIN. IS the one the laselvent applied, under the Protection AN. Mr. Red appeand to oppose, but °fired to allow the next üb* to be eppokted, upon en tinderstandhig that the leielreet should make a proposal for the benefit o f hi s cre ditors. He weir • clerk in the receipt of a good eatery. and tits debts wore • not large, so that a pro s. arrangementper would made him to get lid of his liabilitie The insolvent's attorney raid that hie client was wilting to at aside 101. a year foe the creditors. The learned Commissioner appointed December 17 for the deal e in ider, and directed a propodtion to be filed in the temate. IN RE JOAN ZLLICIT. This buoireat also petitioned under the Protection not. Be vas a pickle-merchant in Whitecrora-yard. When the ran use trikd on the insolvent did sot matron but Mr. linseed appearcd to oppose for a creditor named The insolvent's atteeney said his chant had informed him that it was not his Intention to appear. Mr. Served laid he wee not surprised at that resolution. As t et han i nes so property, be should ant for the dismissal of thejoon. The lammed Ca•1111111131:11, said if the insolvent did not tipper Wan the sod of the day ha should diodes the petition. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. At the sittiag of the court, William Lemon Oliorr, the elocebreitar, was pieced at the bar to plead to four ladiet ante It (okay and misdemeanour, in having misappro priated attain valuable securities that bad been entrusted to biro for a specific purpose. . . - The rimer pleaded guilty is the whole of the charges, sad he was thus removed from the her. (Biwa Yr. Baran Brs.mwell and Mr. Justice Hill.) Law Bergeswri, 47, was indicted for the willbl murder of Ibis Farrell, by throwing her out of a window. Kr. Bodkin °Deducted tie prosecution. The primmer wet Eaketted by Mr. • The learned counsel for the prosecution, In opening the ease to the jury,said it was one of • serious and extmordleery character, the prisoner being alleged ben caused the death of the deceased by throwing her out of the window of the home la which they resided. If. then proonded to give • narrative of the fecte of the CAN, and It a. paired that the primmer sad the deemed lived together as man and wife, and occupied • heck room on the mooed floor, et No. 11, Terkostreet, Westminster, acd It seemed that the primmer had very frequently made use of violent aid threatimiag language towards the deceased. On the evening of the 15th of September the prisoner came borne shoot Ix o'clock in the morning, and finding that the deemed was not at home, be flew into • violist pardon, and threatened that he would stick • knife into her, end be thee senesced breaking the crockery. 'hoe deceased came bone shortly afterward., and the prisoner made use of very violent len/urge, end threw mine of the broken crockery at hr. They went out together about seven o'clock, mad returned boom at ten, and upon their going Into the room they occupied, the door was beard to be sod the prisoner, upon the dereamd asking him to let her out, mid he would not do so; be had got bee there now end be would have hie revenge upon her, or words to that abet. Immediately atm this as aLu m was gis en that the deemed bed talks out of the window, and the prisoner came oat of the room and called out, " She is out of the window, end I em off," end he we. about to go away vibes he was stopped by some of the other lodgers. Upon got., into the yard, the body of the =dominate woman was found ly jug on the mend, sad the was removed to the Westminster limpital, wire she died on the 22nd of September. The prisoner at Arm mid that hie wife bad thrown herself out of the window; sad on hi being sated why he had nit prevented her from doing so, e wade so reply ; and he afterwards sada me of the moterkable szeseloo, " Oh, give hit • leg up." The tweed made made a st atement before Mr. Pep. ter, the magistrate, to the offset that she had thrown herself sat of the window, but she subsequently said that this er,, not fro,,, and she said that the prisoner was angry a itla her on account of her having only received two shillings for some work lasted of feet, and that when they got into the room, end prisoner struck her on the head with a poker, and ehe jumpd on the bed and raised the window to give on stars, bat the prisoner, before elm could do so, pushed her out of the window. In addition to these facto, it appeared that when the prisoner was lake Into euendy he mid, .` It le a very serious affair, and I suet sutler for it;" end he added that the demised could not be much hurt, as she bad struck ageing' the lamp, and a man named Winston.", who bed beta taken Into custody no tempi of being a deserter, end pieced in the game cell wish the prionter, deposed that the prisoner told him, on the . sighit Le was brought to the elaties-house, that he ha d quarrelled with the doomed, on scoosat of her not baring his tea ready, sad that she called Ms • foul mime, which xasperated and he struck her on the head with the poker, and she then emit to the window and opened it, and he gave her a peek sad, being a weighty wom e n, o u t abet went; buff he added that he did not hatted to throw bat out, and It was done on the spur of the we went. This witness, however, admitted In crow eternises:foe, that he bad been to cust,dy for sad also for bang drunk end di sor d er l y ; an d he eletsa that he did not tell the or any one else, whet bad happened until recently. It appeared, harem that Seas tranaactiona took place eight years ego and that does that time he had obtained his living by boner empleptenaL With reference to the charge of being a deetwien Memel oat that he was mistaken for another person, and Met arm was no toendatlon for the charge. Mr. Sleigh made an swims appeal to the jury ow behalf of the prisoner, end he endearnred to chow that the ceased might might have throws herself ont of the window,or that. at all events,it was extremely proloble that she fell oat during the melts, end that at most the offence of the pries.' amounted to manslaughter. Mr. Baron Brentwell then summed up, and the jury. atter a vary short daliberatiom, found the prisoner guilty of manelatighter. He was sentenced to penal servitude for lit.. NEW COURT. Wore the COMO2OII Serpent.) Grove Awed., 42, a smith, plead e d aunty to ea indictment coat w harging Mot ife betegt tle haw ativr. laterwarry leg watt Elks Murphy, hie Mr, W. Cooper, who appeared for the irosecatita. Mated that the prissest had married three wives—Ma floi to 1840 to the comity of Durham. Aft., I'Vg With bit bt sate yam% he WI bee mad lbw &WY*a eadrely deilltale e 18.52, he married hid *arced wile. a Mir vest, at timbales, sad after twee*. menthe Ihe her .11•6 she was up= the are of Wiwi taadae,, mod go hwit*,ad to go tato Ur inekboase. 1• 1864 Y nil glib Old. Os Old • Today, !Meg at Frlntl.tutry, ia Lei Tb• Court sentsoosd Risser M eon SSW mg strytorik THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1858. THE POLICE COURTS. (THI3 DAT.) MANRION-1101:1811. A'an Biebt Mew Mu, eel ilia, "u m% Inn beim the Lord Mayor, apes emeeml, sherdMl with e b terandreln Wyse =LT: arradeet .1 Sorb trosn dem of Mr. W. J. ,• minieuelore deebr es Mary-5i.111112. aura Moir w *mod with Wag is penumbra of pert ce pregoty,"vedl lmwsMai lo km bu s 11{110. The eviinee et t h e promeator at die arl erainabratke um to the Ant MU ea the at lac 10Ik !cleat he maul the One drrt mmell j aurae eyelids Me berate looking et some bey., Mb; we playing M imebiera He Mel araranica to bum Ms" ant ram lb ream dun. ea game of ea berm, *men Ise el Ms ramp rairadows amid, and OM beim Um es imembetinu of the cameos of the Gelid= bibs Idni beet, be mimed the knives sad f or k s , an d rapes .Sr Ins polka, the pismire e p awe A spra re h e ndamemedeL l The primmer bed m been by lidgm, Or siker. Mr. Goodman, th e afief suck, read emir the widen% previously adduced. T. Alworthy, aseleient to Mr. Barnett, pernstroldr, DOM• roadWd,, produeed twelve balm sad twelve forks, ratite, be were pawned at his =Mar's shop on the 18th Wt. by the female prisoner. The promoutor identified these as hie propary. Mr. A. Blizzard, • pawnbroker in the llcroagh, produced twelve knive s sal twelve for, which had bus pedal his shop or the 18th inst. by • female, but not the prisoner Johnson. Se also psodeoed • carver and Lek pawasd on the am. 67, shanty afkrwards, bit he amid Sot may by wh mar I nis posessidar Mendfled these se his AS emielest to Mr. Polkaed, pawnakar " ,,ihe Loudon road, aim produced a dome knitted end lode, which were identified by the proseentor. The Lard Mayor—Dad you teks lbs Wyss end forks ? Witmer—No. The Lord Mayor—Who did P Witter—Ms foreman. The Lord Mayor—Why is ha not here ? Witness—Hs thought it was no nee comber as Its weld not Meetify the party who pledged the article. The Lord Mayor—He will be seunatotted to attend sad you may infmm him that he will not be allowed Ids explores at the Old Bailey. It was Ida duty to be here le day, as he received the article, In pledge. Tonlater, the of& or, deposed to having 'toned the dig& tiles produced at the house of Johnson, Itlley beteg' ding at ths time. He apprehended Brandon yesterday, en the charge of receiving a portion of the knives. The prisoners were remanded. DISGRACEFUL TRIATURNS OP • Will. Frederick Palk, • rough-looking laboom, was awed with 01-treating his wife fa the following diegreoeful ram : Harriett Pa/6, • good- , mid—Defendant is my =,=l Sa llss . Yelwi lmen = to him only five months. Yesterday aftensoca I was in the White Hart public-hours, Chelsea. I went there at by re quest, because he said If I went there with him he • dew minutes., and then cooked him some dinner, ha would go to wort in the afternoon. I complied with his request in order . to persuade him to go to his work. Who I (mt there he asked me to go into the tap-room, and I did, and had something to drink with him. He then began to &bum and ill-sue me shamefully. He took up a pewter pot and struck me • desperate blow over the rye; he also struck me across my left arm, and kicked me several times on the legs. E. Mr. Paynter—Wer• there any other persona in the room? E. Premeryilrlx—lr ft, several assn. Mr. Paynter—Did nous of them take your part P Prosemarlx—Not one. They only said, " Leave her aloe., Fred ;" but he caatinaed to ill treat me. He this Is. said he would expose me, mad endeavour to strip me before all this men. He tore my kunst to plset+s, tore my gown off abeam to ribbons, and wee proceeding SO divest use of my other olothirm, when a policemen arrived. From his manner sad words, I really believe be would have stripped me. Hs a. behaved shamefully to me, and this conduct is of daily oc cutest*. He earns • large amount of money, but spends It nearly all in drink. Jams Revell, 274 V, geld he was fetched to the spot last night. When he went Into the tap-room the defendant was sober *- vary insolent and snack wham ; the wife was perfectly . Mr. Poynter—When wee the landlord F et. Constable—He woe in the bar. He did not seem at all In terested. He merely said the defendant had behaved In • most disgraceful manner. Mr. Paynter—[lo did he himself, apparently. M. Constable—From what I saw and heard, the landlord IL never once Interfered, eampt in telling his potman to fet c h • E policeman. There were twenty men, I should think, in the taproom, yet not one of them interfered, bat let the Wm- dant servo ltle wife In this way. Mr. Payette said the defendant had conducted Mown Iff towards his wife in a moat 'Mustafa' mariner, but he did not think his behaviour was worse than that of the landlord end _ the men In the taproom. He should remand the accused till dk. l M H onday, for the attendance of the landlord of the White VI art. I STABBING • .008011-001111TAIL1. 0 Thonim Brown, Am Amides amarta, aad Mak Barra,- a ton, a woman of the OM% MOS IMMIC 6 "..." before ltr. Yardley saw lam i alasal I nsaim a. 1 with bilosionsiy cattlaierd ramobs polleromatable of MM. a 4 The affray rat& Is Is as ambhis Ids Jabot m mob It so Whom ha h • 100 Sabi 00 I %Mo d ohm mos Med* ad oolops Im Aali t= ss i thm lo =yahoo Isaity h MsteL t plum 10 0 1 1 pea 1111100 of so al womb amdl ISIS ohsrmas bum ix , amsalhe. Dm saw %do oft daub aoloyed war s. Melo bosom. soi Mama to MI bed MUM for amok sal iho shah el ho basmos peps do IMO L goestanismbosodsieshdoplassia L tdo spa. id bo wssi kb Ilis ism eloss lb phew aoms ms sal a 1 borde se Os sod mg hosibilo The palms a , sabelsol to mat do nob •Ma dui di ugh hi, ba4 lin so tho at m Id Iho hh he. 'Moosup ha he ea gm haishe Is Ns MA MI est oft d on ad IPOIIII6O ID the rod of oho Isom ad abspad to ado a Ms sosse• Hs bids bis my ova mai halm M I S .., at ha ssetwoi by nores, a plisobsdlio, M IL 11 who Mad the radar's rub err ed old Mad in OM sag a IP hen dm the affray took pine. ft /b. Yardley- Wm tho blades the bah Mkt ta Phya—ll was, str. The pawn= goad INI • pea ha a Md. as Mr. Yeedley—Ros the pram Beres leirraded ff so Peardo—lrea, de, ko spread to he la New Kr. John Berra Mop., arpeor dli liddeedl, IL eddies bad somas* as vombil ssos.tees ao septa a 13dt Isetaat, ad he was eery to does the parr. Ira Id rosered two severe Wad wears, Tr sot la a S dater " nails, Nal it ad mot applar Nis emir led a wed any Why sal Grand b•• to Is diesborget could I b• armor! ea • wan•st, ••••••••704•6 11••_poNsumea use aoakirstly t•••••rel. Ha ismodial Bran fir a w•BIL JUTOIX MEITING AT SUNDAILT.LAND. (IT tisoraio TaLloakrz.) SUNDERLAND, WIWI/MAL A reform meeting wee held here lest night in the Atheneum, the genies hell at which wee cremmed to m ere. The moolatkese of the ?fathers Reform Unica were eullsosieetieelly adopted. CALCUTTA AND SOUTH BASTAULN RAILWAY. (TUIB DAP.) The afternoon an extraordinary general mating ahla % 4 woe held at the Landes Ta for the purpose of aaa sidortag voisialleao he de capital of the empeay at the emaid of 111. b the awatat ea which Mena at I par auk Is ho anarantesa la Yr oneopeny by the goveresable laik well for that par- peen to redoes the nominal =is at ibe dem end the num b tiered ;du for =aka ast vre/pas or** new pro- j Aloe la Ilia el sad to fas la lie - Apilar*re of the '• enaparp emialaed In the Whin of assulallia of fhb coca poff, beat la the eke* retaoie sad also fa edam Xr. l. Beauanaica (ale of the bawl al directors) i paodia Illenkfliana eon proodoodoeing the capital to 250,0001. is No IL obomoy the doirman stating that the *hare bell= via bare paid lbr ealls will have a preferenee la the rafielalballeal dal diem and that the unregistered scrip balk= all ha aily dada WM ea a natter of gram no peatiebase aloud la fie mil amare. AN EXTRAORDINARY YETEOFt. TO TTI =MOO Tr TMI 8111.—Neearaing Shh IMO' along the Niopesear-oosa, DM weft with ugh p reemies. dloa veva Os la AbooliT b l e s iehL orioNThd aso oR Oho mag masa me II tee eppeonsso d s NOW, goiha Hot' to Nee, ' eel • amiss a swim ore I earel I angessol vs/ wadi mak a gorio, who wee wig MOD Nem me 'be hoe ellamell Oh base hi maw al IPS isoer. awl toe Mahe Om le be se m* sae d.& Ms nom toosothing as a l mid ok, sal doe aboughee son hoolles fee fe goa— a% eb. O. Loads. Nov. 24. Tint SOWN TOIUDINIEE kilVerAT COMPANY.—. Is eras reeolved et the See& To:Addis litellysy end R7vsr Dun cams et Deemer yeeeerday Cheieley) diet Dr. Robert Dyteest io ad amnia a the =, expired es prowler diti et Mare Dy..sd iseesem i l a te=e4 as til ii 4letz , s o t y time Ns smisteseenstit. 8. UM trowel vice.ehe= a llie ceeepsay, aed es ti piers hes Bad he we The prima vist-eleimes Mt. 0. Mel, is else depeircheirma al the West Mies* Cealwar. 811ABB LIASSa,.-11118 Two 0'C1,0014 The railway share market to-day exhibits general basin' see. The North Eastern stocks are chiefly sod have fallen 1 per oent. London tr ela tth Western has declined per cent., and most of the other le descriptions Ito 4 per oent. Present quotation' are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 901 to ; Great Western, 631 to 64; Caledonian, 86/ to 88 ; South Eas tern, 221 to 1 . per share ; Great Northam, 1081 to 107 ; Berwick, 92 to 1; North British, 661 to 681; York and North Mid land, 76 to 1; Midland, 971 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkabire, 96e to I ; London an South Western, 921 to 931; and Eastern Counties, In to I per share. North Staffordshire Railway sham hare given way. French shares are dull, but yesterday's closing quotations are fairly supported. Perm sad Lyons shares are quoted 36 to /, mad Northern of Franoe, 40 to • East Indies Railway stock is quoted 1071 to 1 ; Bahia shares - marked - - • Great of Irt I ziggialK I a =a ll I Itilltr fil - P 1 A t I 1 - ii iofr Ai 1 21 Tli el ni i g Pt Lll II 14 4 $ Ili in tar t I par iear " Glasgow people," observes the Daily Mail, " may be almond to Lest a peculiar 'nearest in the Brat charge of the Very Reverend Father in God, Dr. Archibald Campbell Tait, the Lord Bishop of the diocese of London. It is little more than a quarter of a century ago sine Nome of our citizens sat with him upon the benches of our College, or took a stroll with him aver the College or Glasgow Greens, or up the grove of Kelvin. Really, it is carious to think over the fates dome of the young men of most note who wore the red gown of oar °Asp contemporaneously with Yr. Archibald Campbell Talt. The memory malls among them a boy of wonderful promise, whom mew ended moon In • !madhouse ; end swelter bud of unrivalled attainments, whose life was wasted away in youth by consumption. John Yore Yacken!de died sublimely leading the prayers of the pamengers of a sinking eteam•ehip. Of the survivors, we know of two who are working themselves grey as mews. writers of the daily teem. There is one who has beams one of the most prominent, popular, and brilliant of the Presby terian preachers of the great metropolis. Bat it may be allowed that not one of them has had a more extreordbary lot them the Gimpy student who bee blooms the Bishop of Lanka. It le • position of great prominense and Immense Maw sad responalbility ; and Dr. Tall mots well aware of this, in he lays, ' Life la short at longest, mad he who com mences ea epioopate is not far from ending " - - CarrruL PALACE.—The show of birds at the Crystal Palace attracted a imp numbs of visitors main yesterday, sad the contreat between tke fog which enveloped the nostrepells widths brillient mutaldas al Bydenham-hill was meet resekatie. The genial tarapsrature of t tiro. *al Aspartame added rased to the aoadbrt end enjo he yatot of the Athena Mr. William Kidd degrees • Iseture daily ea the " Hanna History of Capollirds." He has already dwelt apes the care and attention they require, their proper t incaptivity, the palrbg of the mature birds, st a rL igm breedimg and rearing of their young ; and to-day will treat of the temiag of wild birds sad asisski, Mar hating the BOJO by amorous seeedotas derion two hie own sysieses. The show ha etched wiry greet isionst, and will be kept yes till sin o'clock this resdry. ROYAL COLLIGE OF BORGEONS.—Th• following rismebloWl illegone the secateary seesdasticse for dipirma s Ig anottteti members of the college at the raft ed OS seat' at examiners on the 19th instant : Mem% Clears, HOS* Boston, Ituld-otreet, Brunswick ' square ; Chides Insweetare, Sod rich, Kent; Jolla his ' felbglan; Hwy Bus y, Hathpar, Debits W Werese. Lee-ices.; Akisustilas Beauty Tiossoes, lkifshs,' Canty Howl ; John HOW Po* Desoeslos Choy Othiti _Edward ps=istaish, nelogsey; Kited Drew, W Mired Hensley, Cashrbury. ALLEGED MUTH ram TIGHT Bools!--11. Mowing songs peragoaph h fear the Allisesolar acres pisilisses We an ssiny ts IMO We. HolThr, j ags of the mat gifted aeseelese el bar, hes ot died oder airsonst slistoish. Ur Norphy i e w aelebrah iseee hiel for kaawhilp ad gollsong,. sad was la as Omni of this Wises appessieSisa of the 401.111111 of the diplomats Nab" es on es hie Onnitial Shah sad kit poser es a man, a he rs e gosh et the fkowseflopl promit ilai = araborslo who, raw Whir psolsokosi sea. kiss, are an fait la cab orb of I=- 6, P i : l = IMM Noe mix or Fero days age the wog to dine with Kr. Boohoos, the Baer& sinister. He had pat ea a par of boots light foryPed lowd__lnfers eadarence, and eat obsigkeg with Os boat, miss sous darost of the voluntary martyldwa 10 whirl e ked objected hlciftlf. ram hibmatiossed gasgroo, which sorted the smiert kh grave." hinTROPOLITAN FMB HOSPITAL, DgTONOrlint ores; Cris.—The son em ountdamilsies " Mil " thrieCtio week may No • was, Of ; sengloal, 4611—Tetel, 1,111, d while NS sin sew too MONEY MAREBT-THIB DAY. Two o'CLooz. The funds opened this morning with a dull ap psarsnce, and during the grater part of the morn ing a decline of I per cent. was quoted, owing partly to the that the Chili:in los; contract has been signed. Within the last quarter of an hour, however, the market haa become firmer in character, and prices are now quoted only about 1-18 per oent. lower than they closed yesterday. English railway stocks have given way. Consols, after declining to 981, " buyers," for money, and 981, " sellers," for the 7th Dec., are now quoted 981, " sellers," for cash, and 981, " buyers," for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96! to 97; the New Three per Cents., at 98} to 971 the New Two and-a-lialf per ~.Cents., at 821 ; Bank Stock, at 2241 ; India Stock, at 227; India Bonds, at 11e. to 14e. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bill, at Si.. to Ms. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. In the foreign stook market the only feature of importance is • decline in Turkish securities. The scrip of the first series of the new loan, declining to 1 to 1 die., is now quoted 1 to 1 die. The scrip of the second series may — The quoted to t prem. The Six per Cents., 1864, were premed for sale u low as 92, and are now quoted 921 to 1. Peruvian Three per Cents. remain Arm, with a fair inquiry. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 84 (exchange, 10194 ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 ; ditto Fonr-and a-Half per Owns., 1868, 98, 971; Belgian Pour-and-a-Half per Gents., 1001 (exchange, 2684 t Bquador New Consolidated Bonds, 181, 17; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201; Peruvian Three per Cuts., for account, 741; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 921 ; ditto, for account, (Nov. 30)r 921, 92, 92/, 921; ditto Six per Canto., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, / die., par. The contract for the expected Chilian Loan of 1,400,0001. wu signed yesterday between Senor Oahe gavia, the Chilian Commissioner, and Messrs. Bar ing Brothers and Co. The loan will be brought out in a Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock. The price fixed has not transpired, but is understood to be such at; will command the support of the public, the Chilian negotiator having abandoned the high terms which he demanded some months ago, and which have occasioned the postponement of the operation until the present time. A variety of details, which have been given in the Express upon two or three recent occasions, attest the satis factory financial position of the Republic, and the easy state of her exchequer. The money now about to be raised is to be applied to railway purposes. The particulars and conditions of the loan will pro bably be officially announced in the cause of a few day,. The discount market remains abundantly supplied with money, and the choicest paper was freely dis counted yesterday at n and 21 per cent. A limited number of bills continue, nevertheless, to be taken to the Bank. The 26,0001. in gold brought from New York by the Persia and Vigo, was purchased yesterday for transmission to the Continent. The bar silVerTytieiVeiTtlndia steamer was sold yesterday for exportation to the East, at lie. lid. per ounce standard, showing a decline of id. compared with the price realised for the amount by the pre vious packet. A small parcel of Mexican dollars was also disposed of at N. Old., showing no altera tion; and the Chilian dollors at 4s. Iltd. A private telegram, received by a house of respec tability, reports the exchange at Shanghai on Lon don at N. 4d. The quotation by the previous mail having been es. id., an adverse movement of no lass than 4 per cent. is indicated. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firmer. As regards bills on Belgium, Paris, and Hamburg, rates rather more favourable to this country were established. The Austrian exchanges, however, present a fresh decline. The current rates are shown below: Amsterdam, three menthe, 11.16 f to 171; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, three months, 11.161 to 171; hat three souther, 26.30 to 82f ; Ramberg, marks Ina es, • menthe, 13.7 to ; Peru, three deg V ai 21.1 f to 16; ditto, three months, 25.30 to 5; en4te-Idane, three month., 1181 to f Pelemberg, pee t his. eals, three ..tor., 84, to •11. months. 10.45 to 50 ; 0,, three mat* 10.46 to 60 ; Madrid. elm 10 Conk them montlte, 401 to ; Leghorn, three month% 20.70 to 5; Genoa, throe months, 25.45 to 60; Wee menthe, 41 to a ; Palermo, three months, yk ,• Wet 1 123 to 00 dor', 624 4 0 I bests 9o dor, troosthe, Vie so 63 - f ; Lisbon, From the list of great foreign undertakings which are likely to some upon the market within the next few month. meet not be omitted the Portuguese railways. The public will ere long be invited to entombs for the construction of the railway from Lisbon to Oporto, the concession of which has been obtained by Bur B. M. Peto, whose assistants are now engaged upon the work.. The aggregate capital for this line will be about 3} millions sterling, but, if we are rightly informed, the Portuguese government engages to furnish by way of subvention a million and a half of this sum, besides guaranteeing a minimum dividend of 6 per cent., upon the remainder of the capital. The stoppage of Messrs. Cowan and Bigg, ship and insurance broken, of Fanohurch-street, to announced. The firm, which has another house at Newcastle, is respectable, but the liabilities are believed to be very moderate in amount. The advice' from Honduras announce the stoppage of Messrs. James_Hyde and Co., the ooreeponding firm of Hyde, Hodge, and Co., of London. It is stated that the kw previously passed, whereby ere ditori residing in the colony cannot make • pre ferential claim, had received the sanction of the home government, and it is believed, therefore, that all parties claiming upon the estate will rank alike. An expectation is held out that the Anglo-Preach Company, in which Mr. Carmichael, of Liverpool, held shares to the extant of 60,9001., will meet all claims in fell. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there were some rather 'derailr prooeings in the matter of the Un adulterated Food Company (Limited). Application was made on behalf of three directors for the return, out of the fends in the hands of the official liqui dator, of the amount which they bad been compelled to pay ea contributories. All the debts of the com pany, it may be necessary to explain, have been paid. It appearing, however, that the shares held by these gentlemen were "free" shares, and had been presented to them in einsideration of their allowing their names to appear on the list of directors, Mr. CommOsioner Evans refused the application, ex pressing a strong opinion that directors of com panies have no power to grant " free " shares at all. Ad journments were ordered in the cases of Mr. A. A. per, Best India and commission merchant, whose ors has been before the court upwards of six months ; and of Messrs. Seaman and Keen, silk manufacturers. First-class certificates were awarded to Messrs. Proctor and Ashton. A dividend meeting was also held ander the estate of Messrs. Oak and Snow, bankers, of Blandford Forum. A dividend of Is. in the pound has been paid, and the lames in hand are expected to yield Is. 3d. in the I pound more. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insuranos, meal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening: Inemence Stuns.—Alliance, British sod Foreign, 181, 18 a die. ; Albinos Marine, M. 63t ',4a, 17d, 171 ; leptia, 7; Globe, 99; Guardian, 51; 3 1 ,• fi e , 191 ; Lew Fire, 4, 4 ; Law Life, ; Marts% Rock Utr f h wi t i os. la& eta sod Oa. OS :—Coamercial, 261; ditto, 101; Owlet Oeatnl, 110 ; Imperial, 84; ditto New, 301 alb 188.6 1; L 01144,21, 2i, ditto Nehmen dly, 30 ; dilter es P reference , 59 ; Pbcenix, 62 ; Ratcliffe, 4 • United 181; Weetminater Chartered, 73; aNO sew, 141; 10i a die. _ . . ; g e we. i s :11 : i t i i m , a, : II1: . JBB.' I • : - .- : I j --- C 10 . , ' -. -- 4. - ::::: p il M • • 1 II . I pool : ol etre ow Pali ID b. Otto( COL t ry .... I 1 .....t a 1....2 is i Bt.. RAZ ~„_ _--.-• M Is ILDnimmakooodlo Noma il g ri g l iat NI 11 Womb 10 a Do. do II —..— 10 1 e D ti 111ITUf4 MUM& Ma fMs I Masa I Pd. I Oa. seam I asks. 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COLONIAL NOVICINICANT esauarnas. •.. ift 1 Oveoss. I P , ll CI prim. I 'aka = :: ChtSV:ll4:2l.l I MI Up 114 1141 Ni .. • • ■vs — Oh tr. --- -- 11 , --gal 114 ..... .. J. 08/41erAILA EU 1.021 ..... .. DA l aw., UN ...... .. 14. ta i ttelALlll NI IA it 1111 gai t ' .......... :.• Ma 14 MI MI 11l U3l ...... ... 411 AU NI L Waterworks Stooks :—Chelsea, 11 ditto ltsw Guano lemtleerd bed* BM on 4 per Cent. Pnlbreess, 27 ; dab 6 l 28 ; Grand Inneefon, 70' ditto Now, Sou= Vauxhall 10; West Middlesex, 1011. anal Shares :—ltirmingltam , 94 3} 1; Coventry. 170 ; Grand Junction, 63 Henna and Avon, 61, 6 ; Rochdale, 84; Warwick and Nepton, 9; Woroester and Birmingham, 17. Bridges :—Waterloo, Old dualities of 81., 80; ditto New of 7L, 261. Docks :—Bast and West India, 127 ; London, 107, 106 t ; St. Xatbartne, 93; Victoria, 181. paid, 18j. The half-yearly guaranteed interest upon the shares of the Victor Emmanuel Railway Company is advertised for payment. By the arriial of the Calcutta and China mail at Suez, intelligence has been received of the loss of a large number of British ships at Swatow, owing to a hurricane. It will be seen by the subjoined list, which was posted at Lloyd's yesterday, that, of the vessels lost or on shore, no lass than sixteen sailed under the British flag, viz. :—Lost at Swatow : British brig Anonyms ; Danish brig Aganita Adrian; British ship Glendower; British schooner Gaulle; British barque Hong Kong; British ship Shapsoott (P He ; British ship Kinaldie , British barque Louisa Da his ; Oldenburg brig Lena ; British barque Louisa ; British barque Moultan ; British brig Pantaloon; Danish barque Thusoelds. Lost on Prate Shoal: British ship North Star, Attridge. On shore at Swatow: British ship Alfred the Great; British barque Beverley; British ship Dennis Hill; Sardinian brig Giovanni; British barque Harvest Home; Bremen barque Ohio; British barque William Frederick. Belgian ship Constant, lost in the Pacific. Annexed are the quotations now current in the bullion market :—Mexican dollars, to. Did. per oz.; Spanish Carolus dollars and Ferdinand dollars, 6s. 2id. per oz. ; bar silver, 6s. lid. per oz. stan dard; ditto, holding 6 grains of gold and above per lb., Ifs. lid. per oz. standard; fine cake silver, ss. 61d. to 6s. 6id. per oz.; bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard; ditto, holding 20 dodo. of silver and above per lb., 784. per oz. standard; Spanish doubloons, 765. ed. per os.; South American doubloons, 745. per oz.; Chili= dollars, 4s. Hid. per oz. To&DLT ZTENINO. The funds to-day were inanimate, but firm. At the close of business Consols were quoted about 1.16 per cent, better than yesterday afternoon. In some of the other departments of the Stock Exchange, owing to the extraordinary stagnation of business, a slight degree of flatness wu observable. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 tot for the 7th Dec., opened this morning at same quotation, and experienced scarcely the slightest change throughout the day. The prices at 4 o'clock were 981, "buyers," for money (being rather better than yesterday), and 981, " sellers," for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, /, 1 ; ditto, for account (7th December), 981,1 ; Thru per Cents. Reduced, 961, 96i, 97 ; New Three per Cent', 861, 97,981, ; Thirty Years Annuities (expiring in April, 1886), 181, 181 ; India Stook, 2281, 2261, 2271; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991; ditto, of the second issue, 991, 991. The debentures of the first Indian Loan wore quoted this afternoon 991 to f, and those of the second issue 991 to j. Exchequer Bills were in demand to-day, and have risen 25., the March Bills closing at 355. to 38s. prem., and the Jane at 81s. to 345. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. The new Turkish Loan remains steady, the scrip of the first series closing at dis. to per, and that of the mond series at /to 1 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 were rather dull, leaving off at 921 to 1.. Russian Bonds (*name in demand for investment. Bquador New Consolidated Bonds have advanced, being in study request. Anglo-Peruvian Three per Cents, were likewise inquired for. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoct. In the mining market to-day the transactions have not been extensive, but shares in But Bas set, Wheal Basset, North Basset, North Frances, Par Console, and Lady Bertha mines have been dealt in. The bargains officially reported in the Stock Exchange are as follows, viz.:—Par Consols. at 116 f ex div.; Lady Berths, at and Wheal Basset at 215. Cobre Copper Mining shares continue to meet with inquiry, owing to the improvement in the market for copper, and have been dealt in at 88; to t. Other foreign descrip tions remain quiet. A general meeting of the Nouveau Monds Mining Com pany is called for the 20th December, at Paris, " for the purpose of taking into consideration the plummet position of the company, and deciding on the best co urse to be slepted fur future proceedingm" The director, of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Company 'dear th* a dividend as payable on the 2nd December. At imolai' of the adventure' In wheat Glynn. held yetterhy. dl d tSti '` ;=. " l ' vrtant of i b wa ss:r d = (Niel op ts. cone,.. . mu &War on the MA leat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARL-LANK.-THIS DAY. In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of buyers was very thin; the tone of the trade was firm, and prices of most kinds of grain about the same as last Monday. Water.-Engtish: &WI Bu and mostly in good con dition, fetottoi noddy last Mon day's prices ' • white 445. to 609. • red, 40s. to 4135. per qr. Forcign : Steady male at lasts Motiday's rates • Danzig and Koenigsberg, 4tio to 669. per 49416. Itoetoci, 445. to 605.; other Baltic sorts, 40s. to 43e. per qr. FLoun in good demand at last Monday's rates. Town 33e. to 40s. ; Norfolk 295. per 2801 b. ; French 325. to 8411. per 2801 b., Amer., 1:.8 22a.t0 26.. paz bar. BARLEY, doe sorts steady, at about lost Monday's rates, inferior Mediterranean sorts slow sale at the prioss salad. English, 289. to 43e. per quarter; Baltic 20.. to as. ; other 1 sorts, 234. to 265. per qr. Oars fetched fully lut Monday's prices ; British, 20., to 28e. per qr.; auselon, 20a. to 235. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 235. to 289. peer qr. BEANS.-Egypdan sad other sorts unaltered in vans. English tick, 375. to 40a.; Harrow, 425. to 44e. per qr. Foreign, 341. to 4ss. per qt. PELII.-Qaid trade at bet Monday's rates. Engliah Wilms, 40s. to db.; earl kis mad grey, 38s. to Us.; foreign white. 39e. to 404. ,IItiITALD INTO LONDON nox JOY. n TO TOT. 24. 44%00. 1420. Tombs. 2210 100 I I A s t was sio Matki emit Mir. no: stooks ?2012. 0012.... MINCING-LANG.—THIB DAY. Bociaa.—The mullet is steady at yeanday's prices. Pri vately • floating augo, No.lll, Harannah, sold for the United Hisgdoce at 2ta. ' • also a landed canto of Bahia at 46e. for white asd ea thespet. 200 bhda. Cubs out of the late bought-ia parcels, sad 1,000 beds yellow Pername at 380. 6d. Based Ana. Priam ham an upward tandaticy. Corres--For boom trade paresis there ia a limited de mand, but not much Wainer has b2en done. Tea.—Thu trade are occapid with the public sales. Cora- DIM meson quoted 100. par lb. Bus —Balsam bas beta does to common and middling Madrid at 7s. la 7s. id. _ _ _ _ Vinci sold at 2s. 2d., and ordbasy lareslos at Ss. 9d. Sam wrzi.—The ramitel is firm at full prices. Corroit.—At tall to nether dearer prices. 300 bales Surat rem sold yesterday as Thasgs. Coot otaas,—The starkest Is dat and prime rather Wife. TALLOW MARKET.-11118 DAT. The market II quiet. Masi hre gaoled ea follows —Town Tallow, 628. 6d. neat web ; Polersbrui Y. C. ow the spot, 615.; all the yosr.. 61s. " saws ;" Jsnwy to Monk. 61a. " same ;* harsh oath 628., " se ll ers ;" APB Is Jane, 60a. &I. to 9d. ; October to Deowebor, 1869, 600. BOROUGH HOP lIARRET.—(THIS DAY.) Itherth Penman' sad Smith mart that the n 0311111XIMO are mad thas hope vet, 11001011. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month and ten months ending the 31st of October, 1858, are issued. We subjoin a statement of th e total de clared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and ten months, including only the "enumerated" articles : For the month. 69,882 872 10,026,387 9,601,872 For tho ten month. !856 .... 1867 1858 Includieg the " nu pte exports stand thus : 18 £10,036.961 1857 10,936,780 .. 1868 10,268,79/ .... 98,8113.711 89,809,882 1:: .- - - M. ri.:Ma VP"' £95,673,1156 1011,7L1,381 96,679,128