The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLHA& Sittings oe PAY. la L.lllo'lll judos Lie rd • ems= jury.) CR7OP I. ONOOTIT.-110/41C11 OF rIOIIIIIS 07 11.1173J4101. The dederetre in this ore Mere that the Sart/A Mary Crwip, and the deredest, Perefkreaby, bed weed is merry or smother, bet that the drandar hod refferd he perform kis proarei ned the say plea wee that Si. dielmmi sat had aft rosin+ m art i• Mr. D. leer mil Mr. Dories Brom= kr the prowl, end Kr. error Parry for re The plaintiff wee the dreier el • ham mar et Sett bleyon the earty of Nerlek rid the debarred wea • from and Morse, heir at Urea, Cembridgerbm The piaiatitre bum was ••• • Paddy ura, sad the plaintiff • oormaindy wet into Si. emotes et Mr. Robber, • retirees is • large way of burnre r •direr, • Wan. end there she berme aegrated ebb ib. 4,,g.gest, oho wee ,a briar rLira, end also • fanner in the esighbooothesd. The deffirier was in the habit of Muting at Mr. Molitor's, and NM Weir emrible of the attractleme of Mir Cr*, end is redo her an offer of marriage, which re rimed is her burr, who wrote to the deradast, and the defirdent ; is eneww, wrote • letter of which dm following is • copy : Li May 19, 1889. tre, •• Dear Sir —I fear you will think ft strange Met I her Dot anewerek par War before rsepeothr as amegement between me red your daughter, which I arhappy as mere we wining that year &tighter should Moore tny tern win. Yoe morn in TT letter that you hope my intender In just sal white. I quite amour you, they al • ; and Wet at are your diteghteee marriage portion, I do nod the hest about it, se merry will not nab My doer alder end Ma k i are quite well. I shall re= to we you at say Sims.—Toure truly, _ _ " P. SIWOIVT." TbrAelhaleat afterwards Weser the warped Wier of the phobia, bad roablusel thmtpultka Nadi the llephm ber Mewing, elms, wittiest my roma esliwW, India& roklke/y broke of the motgemeat, sad bikes eh soda_ Mr. Menem Wu called, sad be deposed tbet tie Ada& sat courted tie plaintiff, sad wham, a • iollrfilla thee& that they wen going ea about right. (Legible Mt. Wks the mar wee hob= of the pletatiff egad • Chea-asealsed—Tlie *WM we 2s, mad the deleadeat, pas" 10 pan older. The dehadmat wet erne of alas ciliates, tied be eland we hit butts= kw the bask of the wham &malty. The plaiat4 wt. AU erietent to miaow, and bar 'epee were 141. a year is editille• to bee board mad b e The defendant wee Aerially smallness.. will a de, but vitae= ad not know ble elreateefttem. lien 4MtMr's hare &ad bar Astir was WWI Is atm as I learn aposi wide the plelata sail the dellarbat had ben; ad eel bith said am the ph/AWN vat wery and bort via the apeepareat we brakes et The skits, rid abs bed fbe plalaelljuaints " Wbe• le the (folk te awe 4^ but the prieeir ad ail reply that aid did sot ewe lam ewe •e if ad sot Gene ea et all. Mr. flerpeeat Party eddremed the jury la alitlpara damps, awl eapreuell Neva ant one lamp bid art ben mob et vitesulleleei bible lbe rain vas beeesitl i ti. ,2 al kairw that lowa were hat the el Ina, sad tbe MOM WU fee •ma te opertel ble Waded ha et ire y ark es mat Wit be wow wpm an bee talareately le Ira kr le the eller, • erg bony balhaai. awatibter.) aglered ae nia L l boo the alla et made( • Irsatavep piitialt HY Ladd* left as aseets• ef amp, le Ihe j a r , . Yeast pr tbit pia* dearpie COURT OF EICHEQUIR. 11111bp el NW ittesillarttis !,erd ChM Dem sad a *NW 3INF4 710DIALL0W AID OT IMS f. UMW DOC'S AID DAIDURIL /1 1 AilirellIPO CAlla. TaB gibed& woo So moo do Alp Mono Ifoosio bawd from Ks Mamba Mode to Limy lei, ea awl So dollodoob to mow dumps be lodation sotiolood by MOM d do isslipme• sad isoropor onion of ton dr bodoos Is allowtod • Imp book of mod Opoomoosiolo la dr Kadioots bed Ws desk at lavorpsol. rid& maw* do dock met tor sea and amod tho mid as dada( Mame .• boob batb." dolhobtoop ploodoi sot guilty and that a. ably vas ye ton papatty af too &Wide. Kr. WM. Ift. away, Mr. •91•11, sod Kr. Loablar too IMO 0/8111•1 aw saw *row ar Yr. Mob looso, Ns. Tony* sod Xt. Quin woo mod doloodioto Ti• sidob lo on "up, three dam trio =wlth tbo of mod lON *laud., do dr turd quotbs, tuba so soot la mot. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANBION-1101:781. ----- - . noSIMS IT • SOLDIII. Iffortheioatese Noe togs, a private In the 18th Regime*, I 4 M Allenhett, wee charged with asslieg If. 14e. frees • pelage la the lith leglateat., also lying et Altlembette TM cut_ seld—Teekerdey I left Aldershott for Lou den mask wake /epitaph at CAS 'Mock a the morning. Whoa I graved at Lnedee,l weat to • c3llle-housein Thame. street, 'mutate( to snit la leaked tide morning. About heli con& the primmer CAllrela, each mein hia is um farm I stoked him where be woe gam. He said he wr 1 ming to Ireland the ant asaraleg. We bed nmetbing to del* sad as.. sapper together, end @Mat 10 o'clock we west to beds At that nem I had thn ) belfuoversigas sad Meet for- Wl ' limps in elm •u my Mame pocket. We both slept in the @embed, end w. re coiled Meat A The primate get up firer, end when tressed h e a dd h e b ut lost de. I ilea get ap sad qua esseelehte my pockets I missed my beg sad mg mew. 1 rolled up the Lathed end w. it a , d Ma. I•y items a, who searched monies Ia the roo.s. Three awe salaam bed elept in the room with ae. The pellemsa r 4 1 the primmer how mach mossy he bed, end be mai I the canteens of his penis os the tnble. There wee 2Y. 11.., Tit., three half 'overtime and 26.. I told the policemen I rboeld give the primer into custody, se I belimad the three half•somerigne were my proporty. The bag Math the polentees produces Is crone. Police.camable, 412, said-1 ma fetched to the odic bome by the hat Mama sad ea attiring there I food the bedroom In which the prosecutor slept het of soldiers. The prosecutor mid be should give the primmer tato caskay foe Keeling time bell-eovatiges rad emit slim. 1 WM him to the maim, and whoa the charge wet booked I tank him from the dock to the 'ell, sad IS lettliehel to the dealt I bead Ibis bag, which the preteceter amedleasty lisatilsd se his P. isca l" er a lter• wen two mote soldier@ slept la the saw roam with se. sod they belonged to his mama& The Lord Mar-or—lt appears a eery hamisea ems to me. Have yes airbag r i say to the charge / alm A Preemie—Th ma. flied U. a left ldent e now, WY my hott. The Lord Msycle-1 believe you stole the mosey, sad I shall seed yea for trial. i Mr. Medlar, chief clerk (to the twomentor)— Tom will hem is stay le Loathe till sect llooday. That a to say you wipe Mega emu. et the seadoce on that day. I think led better go bash to Aldershott ad get another fer ia a future petted. I have mot a half-penny in the world. Ur. Osedmaa —file lordship w . ill pies yea the mosey. Tlita: preeprater Hashed kis toreehM aid watt tab the i ! ailidaksi emu. 1 1 01311nIARK. /MIMI° POCILOTS IS • .. or. Charier luakte,• isidaregiti fracile, bran* W hey )Zr. larebar earned rah samba( • pure, corer. saw sad wirer ream fro the porno of Isms Swinton. meg the following areal •••••••asces Ibe prooemir, a, the alfe of • barber, rid that on &tar M 7 s ight, little bare lea Voice!, she west Isle a ship Is F • ewer, B,u'llork , t o pate r s . serethlag for beireldid • res. lin parr, coarlaisp roe • @lire cad eoppw rag, nos Urn sa• is her pocket Bofors ohs rode say pardoss the rinser not , d Is and nerd the price of sore Wars ankle, ead swilled rather violently sislast bar. Minor suspected bow sad she or hideout to pot bar bend la her podia Ibis sr sired her rse. The prisoner or rhea shoot to roe sway, but wits. pa rued hold of her, rid the she .truck her • ri• at blow owl got away. • MI6 .051•10••• op at the tar, sad reused Ler. Nairsr peer or relesto could t. bead, sad riser had reason ter brine that she hooded the. to a ors who rot bares than whilst she had hold of bor. Poherserseent LI K said to saw the primer Arils the r.s,etans bleu rosbad tea swot , t t er s , 6 7; •• be orsoed bee ard dui Wok kit lit'. e••••dy. TM roomer okeded ratify. rid or sestsocod la are arcore bud 'emir &A Waildsworh. The Liverpool oormipondeot of the Manchester Georrhee write. Nothing definite transpired on esraer day miallsg lo the reemerged's/el between bur genthmes ti Limped end the Emperor of the Preach. It 1. mated, how env, that the letter is semi.* s.. wring by the her gentlenes while espying the ;drawee of • • fell based' eae eves's'', about a fortnight Moos Narking melees wee *mot el— the War wee pawed, bet a reply wee sever eatrater.ted. fle Effie woo the allair thought of, that • envy of ,be letter to she Emperor wee sot eves kept, end the whole matter wee leaked yen as • pod joke. Judge of the romerernetkm et Wee bar gemtlemen, when, am ?Miry, they foretold a hew In reply to rimier, written by it alletal personage, bat wide& mat eye of the roar wield read, ea ti wee write.. he the Trench imiguege. The cos dart of the webers of the Meer to the Emperor was met with • hero deumeleeles by nmerly all the beg perm." tILOUC2B2IIII SUCTION C .aill." Tido morals( As Coatraiatioaors mot at No. 8, radyee-ebeet, mid asthma( d the Wink, by eilliog the kl, Webs( wit:teem: Yr: Philip Ross mid that be was a member of the Ina of Baiter, Rom, and Norton, end that he acted as parliamentary sews for the comervative party at the het gessr.l election. On the 9th of April, ISIS, • penes Gelled upon him at his Alm, under the name of Richard Thompson. He sent up • card with that acme, bat on seeing him he said that his mme wits not Richard name mos. He said, " I come to you frets Mr. Outwit, of From*. I am told that there is as antici pation of illegal practices by the liberal party, sad that it will be necessary to watch the publkhonses. Fee this purpose it will be necessary to have aathotity and means. I come to you to know if you will supply me with them." Witmer replied that he hod mistaken his vocation, and declined to have anything to say to Thompson. He further told him that be did not aaderstand his coming to witness is that way. He said, " Will I call egai. r Wanes replies that he could call again, but that the seer answer would be g;ven. The result of the istaniow was takes deem in writiug at the time by Mr. *and, who wee frommt. Thompron villa' neat day, hat wham mewl to gm his. He sent up weed and was' lec his capons. Whams referred him to those who employed his. Ha hut arra um him before. He had • red pimpled hos; brim( wpm ids milling an strap. Never sent him to !rams with any commiasica. He could never ere a list of the messy to be mat to the conservative party in witness's Mlles as there wee no such list in existence. Could not have ems themes* of °tourists with 2,00 W. appended; it wee a total hbriestios. Mr. Vanessa-1 put times queuloas tt you to coos,- gams el wise lila ken suited to us. Mr. Ross—Thrtre is not a scintilla of truth in it. Never bed •a 7 comennaketan with a person named hell, nor lad he snything to do, directly or indirectly, with the Gioeceder &aka. Had some rcc illection of sending a biegraph to the test that Mr. Wood, of Bander:eh, was • respect•Ms sed trustworthy prom. Timms Edwards smut that he had received from lIL to lIL free Beeves Monk in 1867 ; he got it to bribe. Gave Jobe Haag; • Mme ena-ce, M. to vote for Price sad Bwb•b7. Gam 61. to Jobe Peddiok for hie vote: be sold he meld hare bad it on the other olds. Paddick is • boner balder. Got no mosey from anyone else for the purpose of bribery. George Ala, Mulder, mid that be matived 71. 10e. or M. hem Brewer Mosk, bat he spat Lilt moms in bringing live as fee voters from EssispemTbasses rad conveying them bask. Did not mad any messy la bribery at that deeds"; was to feat • less by, beagle( the sea from Haley. Mr. J. P. Weiss, wogs, headed in the list of yeas wadi he had boa released by the cesamissimess, et their het meerfas, to pare. The NS ocerehrd the same of the alms she were bribM it the SS sled's, with the mama of tier hams, as kr as It could ts sowerteised. It spared hem the Bo that theta was about 200 motes kited, of whom 123 are Beaman ; the met wee heumboidse. Mr. Ward resirmed ths *tetanal of Mr. Wilt= se to the vane of the seam' hatioge. The as.. of Mr. Julia Bilard woe then called, but he did est saws. At the ad mostiag it was stated that Mn Beard was M. Mr. Ueda" the footolory to the Oommielos, Ailed that be led set a summate by past ar Mr. Homed, at lis tar Mae la the Albany. It wee whastrisdecl by lb. Masai, his eetkitor. Hs het sires sr a Mr. Mottat, who tell hew that Mr. Hazard was not well, that he would net be baud at the Albany, but that ally car moll alba saireird le Idea for Mr. Bernard wool mach him. M. Mount said hs woeld ondarbtke that Mr. Boland shad be hero ea 'con lb/ M CYPI. AM 1161114.1 b' wrote to him, telling him that to-day bad hum fired far this szemisettoo, sad that it would be aeoweary for him to bi.ng Ina par and hl' owls basks with theta. Ho also • rot* to Mr. Mor tt. He had ao estewor to either of these tett Is. Mt. Vasetwa—lb. Bersord sot having thought meet to MUM Mrs. we west extos& that Is does sot t Weed seals to priest Mewl! 100 ess&-tattou. W. shin tharshrs hese to corider what oou.se it Is be -t to purses with mope* as the costwapt ha has thought At to display towards vs. Atte: cosalltiag with the sswatoakears, Mr. Vaughan ;QM the Cannibal= would stow.' ft, Friday aftratioes, eto give Mr. Barnard au oeportuniq of avoiding the conewiseeees to which he had azioeri b'eesalf. Adjous sad ex • itttingty. THE DEVONSHIRE IRISH ERTATIVI.—The follow ,tir statement appears is the Wrnerfoni ifaii :—" About tarty tote of the Dake of Dseoeshire's property it then eigh bourhood of Dungarees hays been so to the occupiers at about twenty-oes years' paroheee on their totting value. lone expertenr 'aleatory have been eager 1 valuing the several holdings, wad making out maps, fen, of them, ma, on that bang done, the holdtnge have been offeredtr the teneste la pessamisn at twenty-five pure' purchase, sad natty al Wettest' have bees accepted, and already no law than betty dude of ameigsatent have been submitted far approval. It is his grace's via that es oaa on his property Amid be dioplor A, sad Its is therefore desirous that the weepier shoeld portion the be u h f bolding. The lot a which the tenesta do ass pre see w put up for rompe d*a la the Leaded &taw Court." Ma. FItEDLAICI DOUGLASS La HALLFAI.—This troll- known soul slavery titular who, I hem bees gad, le Ward op with the Harm' a Ferry bearrectkm, euddealy Ise& hi. apprentice .a Haifa: • day or two ago, and at a pubic insetatig of the Halite: breach or the Mutual Provident Abloom. presided over by J. &sae field, Beg , Its wee willed upon end delivered animar pme edemas. Hs mid that twelve years ago he coma to Inelead • fugitive Amt. He had an idea when a elemental the mains who hald him had not so good a title to him so be had himself, sad In acne to the eon. eludes, in feet, to ran away. ne justified this sot, on hi. port, by a very okapis proves of ressoeleg. H. same he the otachries at Dace that be wee himself; that he beioaced to himself ; that his bead wee his head ; his heads Me bands; end his legs his loge, and that it he run away on his own his he left everybody elm pormasioa of theirs, sad did no harm to saybody. But some of his fellow slimes declared that If be ever eat foot cn Annekan roil he should be re dared to slavery. Under them eireaseataatre a number or Meade In &woad parches. I hie Nelms for him. And now he was a tummy egaia. He rejoic that le hie nutmeg sway be had snob • people to ran amongst, end such • comitry to ran to. It was the home at the oppriond of all nations, the asylum of all who sofferad from drepoti.m In any !atm. Tr's war the boast, the pi d%, thoglory of England. gMIitICAN ' EDITOR.9.--Partictilare of the affray in Mahal* is which Mr. Poindexter, editor of the Milla aid eleteriene, was &hot by Mr. Allen A. Hall of the New, we gives by re Nashville Barer. The difficulty originated, as bee reedy been stated, In • political ortrovery, during width life. Poindexter sought to fatten upon Me. Hall vie ch.rite of bar ray to unite with the repebboan party. Them insinuations Mr. Hall repelled with ouch anybasie, charecteriaing their author at " an ecrapulor" sad as guilty of " disreputable practices." Mr. Poindexter replied in the aurae moaner and anal /sally ear. d between a sow of Kr. Hell aid Mr. Porde:ter, whka moulted in nothing seers micas this blows. White • correspondence was poodles brier the penelpele la the affair, a card re inserted la the Awe. which air excited Mr. Poindexter that be called at the oats of the pre with the evident intend= of emeakiag Mr. Hall. That retiree did not beeps to be In et bat, but, base Termed of Mr. Polndexter's spree* whoa rent to all the third time, he advanced tato the reit, and es he approached ordered him kt step. %spatting that Mr. Pola rize, was abut to draw • weapon, Mr. Hall levelled • Asublir bursa kd shot gun et his antagonist sad arr. Mr. Pramiuttar fall, sad in • few sameeste expired, without elkeleg • aced. A c reel' • Jury returned a verdict wbieh wowed the asthenia.a is bidding Dlr. Hail for trial la 6,000 dollar bond., whirl were inionedlidely forniebed. 111. Bcssw STUMM PESCI ALBERT.—This oteemer arrived at Hingoarra ea Friday. from Birkenhead, else • rapid panes, she has been in the hands of Mr. Um Lied tar seer thee, who brassily rebuilt her, ander le new or of tbe beast rare of her oism ad os e. Doris( the veyyre, lie. O'Reilly Deese, eta of the directors of the Herd Atlantic &ern Camery, rune ow deck at night, end beefed reuesktoo ow of the doors kris( to the alter hark wee fur the cabin door, be was Stated into the lower bold, where he wee not disco till next treeing. He was fined to bar anetsred Martel Warn. A. UNDEIIIIIA3Ln NrinitlT MAID.—The Salad Netw a Lyre mays A young res. reading la this city lately took Into her novice a girl who her excellent teethoonials. Two flay, ago, as the lady was sitting In the doss :net room, the girl entered, terryiest nailer bar um like a bundle of HMS her iniarers mesu daughter, about three yews old, with the head foremost, end proceeded deliberately to ora coo of the windows. The lady, totaling at bee manner, asked what she was going to do with the child, to which the servant, with the greatest welter, said that she wee going to throw ft oat of the window. On this the mother jumped op in stets and nubed terwatil to prevent her, but the servant ban the eiroeger, encreeded in opening the window and w ou ld b oos secoropilibed her parrs ee had sot the widow in • morel af desperation seined thaw Ort'e hand with her teeth, sod empetlett her to relinquish her bold. The dal tir ss thus saved, Ant the poor mother bas bra err erne ri teissely W. The girt Ms beta plead is to lunatic septa." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1859. MARE LIST&-THLY DAY. PIIIVMUION NIAZIL 'r, 7 W . tlt S. Orman 16.... ft. De. Inv I Donk p. Ouft. awns pm I Liamarribigli I aft . .. Pink . I anal D. I 67:4 6 1 1 .2166.n ft. as pis Oftt. 611 a wad r . ~ 1 6 rasa dftal pa k X.01.6 ft 1 Varlaia.s.66. pat a_ o.6. aw 6. a Linakk task and WOW. mr ... 1e . ,6“..6116666.6 ..... ...Lill*. in. ra-,..... lirati a D ft a. 46 Fa . 0 1. 211.6 - 74 D. .12E 4, 1. gala i 4i :Z Rte ►iww+ ii:.riii.ii Valt mid Two 0N34,041L The railway share market to-day is very inactive, bat firm. 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This mho will to of greekedeastage to the districts It will pleas Manchester within the reach of Detwartee SePs hears.—leettle Sweeter. a row Ambrit..., : 14N i i""ib ilUseils =L I" • U4434W41444rtets • Wt. il Moors' iDDlga s g 1•44 Hitt Do.11.14.44•41111 ?ILA 1/N * D. 0. . ... .. I 4 Cireasl ie TI pit N D. refteve•r mo. es Mamie N1N444. De. tor N ma 4 At= riE4Z ?Zit Dletelt4T4l.ll 1 4 NO Al ad!: ==l Oa II II Mad .0441.L*1 I N. NU. Aminia444 I Oda 1a.th5(1.44.11 IS 44 Do. It. P.tl 144441.da1im • Net . l4Dallts ; P4ll Da • &MIA 4.1=44i : 3 IMEN gamle4 Lod De. 1444. P 1414= Trat111a0.4.414. NI IllwaNts Mr- i ft id% 1 i ;. 3 1 irw t d 14 OS 00 ' II 71 am all , SO Si 73 15 O 71 17 191 11 I 170 13 I , 171 dl $ IN N N 3 N r or MONEY MARKEL -IBIS LAY. Two deuXi. The subscription for the balance of 620,0001. of tie - Turkish ken of 18.58, has been promptly filled, sad the list is already closed. Turkish stocks have risen considerably. The English inn& remain extremely firm. Con sols are quoted a trifle better than they closed on Saturday. The settlement is in full progress. In the share markets the tendency is still to improve meat, although business is limited. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 71.26, showing a further advance of I per ant. The New Indian Loan is firm at 106 k to 1. Consols are officially marked 961 and 1 both for money and to-morrow's settlement. The present quotations are 961 to 1 for rash, and 97 to k, or equal to 951 to 1 ex thy., for the 10th January. The Three per Cents. Re shooed have been dealt in at 951; the New Three per Cents., at 953, and 1 ; India Stock, at 228 and 227 ; the New Indian Loan, at 1041 and 1; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961; ditto, 1869, at 961 and 1 ; India Bonds, at 4e. and ss. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 27e. to 30e. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal move ment has been in Turkish, in which a rise of frilly 1 per cent. has taken place. The Loan of 1854 is now quoted 771 to 781, and that of 1858, 66 to 67. Russian, Venezuelan, and Dutch stocks are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 941, 961, ex die. ; Buenos Apes Six per Cents., for account, 82 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 (exchange 128.) ; ditto, Four Cent. Certificates, 1001, 100, 1001; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 131 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461; ditto Three per Cents., 1856,1867, and 1859, for account, 441; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 101,100 k; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 66 ; Sar- ' dinian Five per Cents., for account, 851; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 45, 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 771, 781, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, :66 661, 651, 661; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 ; ditto for account, 104; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 291, 291. The shares of the Oman Marine Insurance Com• piny are well supported at 11 to 11 prem. It is thought that the light portion of the mails from Australia and Bombay will not be delivered in London until Wednesday, no telegram having yet reached London announcing their arrival at Mar seilles. The numerous bills maturing yesterday (Sunday) being met on Saturday there was an active demand for money, but no pressure. The best bills were taken at n per cent. At the Bank business was brisker than is usual on a Saturday. The day's en gagements appear to have been unusually wall met. - The sum of 6,0001. in hsr gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for the Continent, and the 24,0001. by the City of Baltimore was purchased for the same purpose. The steamer Oneida has arrived at Lisboa from Brazil, with 9031. in specie, and is expected at Southampton early this week. The imports of the precious metals lest week were considerable. Our list includes 20,0001. by the America, 20,0001. by the Bavaria, 24,0001. by the City of Baltimore, and 20,0001. (besides 180,0001. on French account) by the Vanderbilt, all four from the United States; 177,0001. in gold and giver, by the Shannon, from the West Indies; 169,0001. by the Bed Jaeket, from Melbourne; and 4,6051. by the Ewan', from Lisbon. These arrivals represent an aggregate of about 424,0001. None is retained here. At the meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, held on Saturday, the directors' report (which has already appeared in the Ezpress), recommending a distribution of 7 per cent. for the half • year, was received with satisfaction and adopted. The total payment for the year is there• fore 11 per cent. A special meeting of the Central Onde Railway Company is called for the 14th inst., "to determine on the course to be pursued in consequence of the inability of the company to carry out the proposed amalgamation with the °tide Railway Company," and if deemed advisable, to decide upon the division of the remaining assets, and winding up the under taking. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 25th Nov. was 28,9481., being 10,6164 more than in the corresponding week of last year; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 11,4601., show ing an increase of 3,4121. The aggregate increase on both lines since let Jan. is 767.6761. The interest upon Cork and Youghal Railway Debenture Bonds u advertised for payment. A sitting hu been appointed in the Court of Bankruptcy for the 21st instant in the cm of the European and American Steam Shipping Company, to make a dividend. SATVILDAY EVINDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96j, " buyers," for money and next Tuesday, experienced scarcely any variation to-day, sad left off at 96 11-16 to 13-16, or 98j. For the 10th January the lest price was 97 to 1-16, or equal to 961 to 9-18 ex dir. The offioial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, ; ditto, for account (6th Dee.), 961, 1,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 1, 1 ; New Three per Guts., 961,1,1; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1061, ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961. The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 112. The New Indian Loan was steady, at 1051 to 1. Exchequer Bills improved le., being quoted 27e. to 30s. pram. The foreign stock market wee likewise quiet. The inquiry for Venezaela and Peruvian Lollar Bonds nu subsided, but the late improvement was fairly supported. Turkish stocks scarcely varied in prioe, the loan of 1864 leaving off at 761 to 771, and that of 1868 at 66 to 1. Emden Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were inquired for, and were marked 1001. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two cleuxr. The mining market hu been inactive this morn ing. The traolactions bare beau principally con fined to shares in East Basset, East Wheal Russell, Hingston Doses, Buller end Baths, Tamar, and Tiocroft mines. In the Stock Exchange Tamar shares are marked 3. . . . . ----- St. John del Bey Mining shares have been dealt in at 18} and 18, being steady. Mariquita are marked 10e., and Eoglish and Australian Copper, 11. The undermentioned dividends were Masted in the month of Noveentee • Mises. Pee Moe. Amount. DIITOD Great AS 0 • .... £5,192 0 • Miners 3 2 I .... 5,625 0 • East Wheal Basset 7 ~,, i.aii 1 7 .1 • Providence 2l .... 8,290 0 0 St. Iwee Cone.le 8 .... 2.820 0 • 11flatn Oarsdon went Cared= Per Camels 0 .... 1,080 0 0 Cara Wei .... .... 1,000 0 0 Weft Wheal Beene 0 8 .... 1,8 00 - &alb Tremors Wheal Mount Wheal Trel.wny South Tolgue 2 0 .... 1,624 Reakoath 0 2 .... 712 1 Wheal Buller 2lO .... 640 Cenaysterllh Kelly Bray 0 2 .• • • 600 Wheal Oohs 6 0 .... 4 0 0 Wheal Grille o .... 384 Craddock M oor O7 6 .... 263 1 Bowmen Cara Galva Tod £5,74 7 0 _ ~~~~ Lai 4Ti R I di. AL L 0 5 ! lef. ii ri - . a II ell 0 ell 1 lai If of 10 10i 100 ad IN 103 112 114 11l 113 nf V.J U 0 10 In N /6 11. IVO 111 111 GIG Iffi 66 IT 101 14 N 100 10 00 00 01 11 1 10 101 fi fi 110 144 • f re 70 70 iii an in 104 tl 144 111 11 th 15 it.) m PI N li %I 1 r . c , 1114 IN 116 110 Ili II 1 . 1 .4 ." 103 1% 1 108 1114 g II 18 INI U 14 14 t 8 MY& N 41 1 1 i 4 si 1 4 lit ii II 111 'fps 4 S. 11 Sl Vl l Al i IF /Si MI 114 lil Il 1I lb .0 m en en fi ii . le 21 M II 111 1. U U N I I MS i PM to si in ITS al ;II - - - It ff isl ill COM3IERCIAL AND MARIBTS MARE-LANE. -( THIS DAY.) The weather In Lemke' Mace Wednesday last continue very ohangeable. The frost has Aspersed and been succeeded by mild rainy weather. The altendatios of the trade was fair, the tone dull. Primo of moat embalm of the trade ware tending downwards. The supply of home-grown grain was fair, sad of country-made dour small. The imports of forgiso grain Into London since Met Monday were reported thi s morning as almost ad of floor, and small of wheat, large of barley, and large of oats. flee sorts, maintained upon last Monday's rater, but deem parcels la. per quarter Foreign unaltered In value. line& white, 425. ta r ; red, Ms._ to 445. per quarter ; Deztdo 42e. to 66. per 4941 b. • Restock, 425. to 60e. ; ether Bane pieta, 40s. to 465. ; French, lea to 42.. Bova.-Slow trade at about hat Monday's prices. Town, 36e. to 435.; Norfolk, 311 s. pee 28016.; French, Us. to 33e. per 2801 b. ; Amer., 11.11, 26e. to 275. per barrel. 2.llantnY very dull, and prices U. per quarter cheaper than t Monday. English, 24e. to 411 e. per qr. ; Baltic, 24.. to 27e. ; other soda, 23.. to 27e. per quarter. OATS slow sale, at 6d. per quarter lees than bat Monday. British, 20e. to 30a. per qr.; Bosslsm, 19e. to 245. per qr. ; other Baltic imfta, to 275. per qr. BIANC-Kaglish and Egyptian sold slowly at about Mst Monday's prices. English tack, We. to 41s. ; harrow, 42.. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 60s. per v. Egyptian, Mr. pm qr. FILAB dull at lair Mondey's prices. English boilers, Me. to 40m. ; bog and groy i _hda. to Oa. ; foreign white, 48e. FLOATING CA10016.--OANGI last Friday not • mingle grain laden went was reported arrived at ports of mall, Balm lest reported:-Wheat errived-Five cargoes Tapi ng Oltirka, 475. per 4921 b.• one Sandomirca, 464. amt per 4801 b. Maize astived-leenkl, 32e, 3d. per 4921 b. Raley arrived-Odeese, 25r. lid. per 40016. The demand for grab lag callow mowed slow ly to-day. There wee only one freak ougo Taganrog °Wks reported sold at 475. per 4921 b. aILIVALII INTO LOIDOI MON 30V. N TO DSC. 1. real I errs. _ Malt. 0..... m J gire. wa &II . In romp o. 2134 7U4 1117 eo N. N. LLL HA 8 11167 Mel .... .._. ......... n .... re .... .... • kei - it 2 ITS .... 1.2212 Mr •••• -•.- MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The foUoeing public sales are advertised for to-mosrow Bugar-300 Ws. Barbados., 3,000 bags Bengal. 3,000 begs Penang, and 1,200 bags Madras. Coffee-1,000 bap lathe Ceylon. Cocoa-400 begs. Saltpetre-800 bap. Rice— MOO Saga. Sorsua.—A fair amount of Wainer done by private eon traM since Friday, at previous rata. Misted has been dna. Corn!, has a steely appearance. Taa.—TN market is dull, without alteration in Was. Roca remains steady. gervrr.a 'aid at 211. 16a. TALLOW MARXET.—(THIS DAT.) Pik. continue to recede, those sow ourrent being tweed as Mows: Town tallow, 675. net cosh; Petersburg T.C. cc the spot, 66e. 6d. ; all the per, 665. W.; harry es Mont, 655, ; Morels aloes, 66. AL PAATIOIILATI OP TALLOW. 61/.111.1111 4 2...414 171 l'Ag. Soak whorl Si Ow —aft. SAVO ... Illeltula lmll wink ...... 3.6 i il 3.u. Ulna tree lin Jan 1 Antral lan midi. ....... ....... .. ........ 1.163 6.446 qua train tat Jaw .........—... 111.142 16.31•1 I—. Prier T.C. per eat. Odle. ..... ..... 61a. in. 56. ad. 116. al Dina Taira lan 111ik5........ ..... tila 6L 6k Id. Ilk N. Arrival for tiva wait an 6 1 .111116 et Daturater kit me. SAN aim and Lenart, . 1:11. sprtral la* wank anninint LAM ark from 114. lei orb has akar planar—Total. 2.4111 kik. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . We have again a shOW;ipiyoi good hens, and conse quently prices have advanced. The number of sheep is also mull, and although trade is not brisk, late prices are fully maintained. Calves are selling about the same ma on Thurs day. Frew Germany and Holland then are 660 Deems. 2,800 sheep, and 110 calves. Scotland: 260 beams • Nor folk and fluff .1k 100; Ireland : 600; AM 2,600 Oros the Northern sad Midland Comities. Panama of 110 a •4.• d. i Per Mae at 10r •a.a. 1 Do* Mots. Ilereaw4o I 0 0 Dot Sal is taseeis Oh Dot ehar4aoras....— 1 10 6 Dial ..—.. 4 14 6 4 Doaca4.lauley bads 1 4 4 Da. OaDas 4 4 A Ilvea i anima qull, 4 4 4 4 rip ........ Do. do. Man Bra Pa. a Elelf.bre4s 6 1 6 Limbo Dare. 10 macteu 4.740 ; ewe and lambi 11.410: 7 43 06130, rex 3i4) BOROUGH HOP MAR/MT.—(TEW DAY.) Yams. Pattandan and Gotta report that the bop mar. bet continues Arm. and fine samples scarce and dater. Tait Solrrnezrrox, SUNDAY. The steam-ship Delta, Captain Black, left ride day with the East India and Chios mane, a good cargo of English and French merchandise, 263 bona of epode of the value of 86,1634, and 160 pueengeny among whom are Bergeent-Major Merritt Colonels Comberlege and Davidson, and Mrs. Colonel Bor rodmie ; Captain and Mn. Jones ; fite ff -liargeons Horne and Daniell, &e. The steam-ship Norman left this day for Plymouth, to take in the Cape mails.. She has 40 peanngers and 4,00 W. In specie. The Borussia left this day for New York, with German eatigrenta The &thug wM leave on the 7th, with the Peninsular malls. The Avon will take oat the Brazil end River Plate mails of the 9th. The Euxhte will convey the outward Australian and Bombay math to Alexandria on the 12th. The Tasmanian to to take out the West India and Peal& mails of the 17th. The Pees will proceed to Alexandria on the 20th, with the lest India and China malls. The Indus may_ be looked for to-morrow with theEsat India,China, and Maharanee& mails. The Oneida, with the homeward Brazil and Rim Plate mails, nosy belooked for on Wedneeday next. The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the Am.-Mien, Bombay, and Mediterranean malls, may be expected on the llth. The Tagus, with the Peninsular mails, is due on the 11th. The Parana will bring the neat West India and Pantie mails due on the 16th. The New York, with American mails for Eng and and Germany, and avian of the 26th alt., le due off Cowes oa the 7th. The Peninsular and Oriental Cottipsey bays subscribed 100gainess towards the suppret of the So r mouton Hie. Cores. Tus PENINSULAR llans.—The Peninsular end Oriental steam packet Muds., Captain Woodgat" arrived at Southampton on Saturday morning, with the Peubenler m.lb. Her dates are—Lisbon, Nov. 27; Oporto, Nov. 28; Vigo. Nov. 29. Her cargo Includes eleven packages epee* 4,5021.; ens package precious stones, 601. The KM? SWIM! Rinser wee sighted off Oporto Liar. Her Majeatja Mon Tema Beagle had put into Lisbon for coals, and heft wan for China on the 26th. _ _ - FEARFUL SHIPWRECK AND GREAT Loss OF LIFT. —A &NMI ono shipwreck, attended with the loos of 123 liver, hes occurred on the French ease. A ood•flahing vessel from Newfoundland, named the Riven Makin, which had en board the crew of another vessel lost en the beaks of New foundland, has been wrecked on the her of Bayonne and of 160 men who were on baud only 27 reached the shore. 'Die YELLOW Favaa.—A fund is now being railed in Southampton to relieve the immediate neoweities of the widows and orphan* of those who died from the ravegee o: yellow fever brought by this serantahms La Plata end Tasmanian, of the Royal Mail Company. Communicutious have famed between the Mayor of Boutherupton and the Lords, of the Privy Council as to the necessity of bevies tame place appointed for the reception of cotes of yeUow lover or cholera if a ship should 00636 into port having those diaereses en hoard. _ . . GALLING ATTENTION. —The Examiner thus '• calls attendee" to • foolish &Sarandon which has of late years gained ground :—" Does arty one ever by any chinos read in the newspapers anything regarding himself requiring an answer or explanation? We raise this inquiry bowies all lettere of complaint, contradiction, or explanation com mence with the same words, ' My attention has been ..ailed to,' tr. Now, what is the meanies of this air? Would the writer ' make believe' that he doss not read sewepepere, that be is too high and mighty, or too much occupied for sigh reading? Why, he was seen in hie dab spelling one the Teen for throe horns before be sat down to write that indignant note to the Editor, raying that his attention had been called to a mutilate paragraph imputing to him a deviation from the strict letter of the truth. Or have we moons us greet men Iles those of Lapel., who are attended by flappers to roan their enaction to what materna them? Bat really little men have a greater right to this pretension of attestant-calling than great ones. For example, it would be allowable for John Jenkins, the street-sweeper, to write to the Inset, saying that his attention hid been called to the stremeent th at John Jenkins, the street-sweeper, et Charing-cross, hed been com mitted for picking pockets, and that be is not the John Jen kins so compromfsed, the offender being an interloper, who his stone the name as well sa the snutf•box ; this, we say, would be allowable, because a greet sweeper may not be supposed to read the newspaper at his breakfast-table, as most folk. do. But in 'ankles's owe the question remains to be answered, how it is that he his a convenient friend who has the opportunity of readies eon" earning him what he does not, caonot read for himself, w hen. because he has never learnt? In Footie faros, The Uptoirterer. Quidnunc reeds the announcement of his own bankruptcy in the Gezetts, and wonders they can Wart suck saint-resting rubbish when he is so aexioue about the poor dear Emperor of Morocco. Mere Is the ran example of a man who wanted a flapper to cell his atteetinea, but, to be sure, it occurs in the extrathgesee of farce. We should like to see the sort of people who call attentive. It is sot a busi ness, like calling carriages at routs, nor that of a footman who calls • cab, but purely °Seines. It is esfeet, however. to believe it fabulous. And why, in the name of common sense, should any one think it beurath hint to say that be has seen with his own eye. what it whereas him to notice Is a Dampens r UNIVERSITY Or ST. ANDBEw S.—We unffetetand that Mr. John Vetch, M.A., author et the " Memoir of Dugeld Stewart," Ia the new edition of his mob, sad joint editor with Professor Mutest of Sir lismilten'a Lectures," is • candidate for the choir cf Li gin, vivant by the death of Professor Bpalding.—Erieteury4 unwind. U t. N IN 11l el ns 111 111 115 14 Ili I. 1/ 116 14 4 4 U. in us * a N It N 65 US 10 10, In 101 101 II IS To so