The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-17 00:00:00

XINING LICHANGA-I THIS I) 1) This aftuseas a general matting of the sobocribers to the Neu Maim Mullane n♦ bold at their moue, 4, Bread lestaaoart. troboage•balldiago, City Mr. W. J. In:maroon la an &air. Fria a 1•••••• St •••• by Mr. W. L 11.18 1 ,, it appeared that tha amber of eakeeribare up to the moat time is 62, sad Be atermat itabeanbad If., aad that after allowing Is, WI espeasea rad liabilithe ap to Michaelmas, IMO, there remsleel a Were et sheet M. M. W. J. NWlel was Wesel chairs/is d the Stahl- Cite, col it sr debssibeil thee a usectisig amid be held cs the list Testi* Is mg sew* Is the akeirlos of bow mombers. ISQUI2I lll O 111 hANAGEMINT OP OLSINWICE HOSPITAL ROYAL COIDNIBRION.—(THIe DAY.) This shorsiss Retort hewn, Esq., Q.C., for See& 'Welds; Indian Hatt, Req., R.P. toe New W . sad dela Merles Dalrymple Hay, Esq. ceps& Y Itair w e 'it awry, mumbled et the Aduireity, mks poem tires by a mei cormiedea to Welds' hate the lesweereseeny sod weweasuest et Ovesseich id, sad et tbe limb by Mika it le weiseised, sad mist. witetbw lbs seweress if ike b ass be wore solver wiswritrif GOMA for Ike baulke elssow sown vbe have serval to 'be royal wry. The Ilewstemeed tworll4sist w il .% bus Wiley isdiseiedtbeesesse*delt ibe = take is essaisily skit leissihrtlea. Miry mil ellemeolis first Mks betas awe . o hs M l6.e Z 4 mad resperible ellen le tie hembet It is expected then the legellry will lot sheet • week se tea dope, eel dist tbe - et sbe eimmildissis will be se be kid sonito. law se the e> the el the sucisrr OP 41m The first ordinary meeting of the Neat min et thin society was held last 'renew The C•AIRIIAN (Sir Thomas Phillips, F. 0.8., ram of of the eociacil) delivered en isirodootory edam& After *Averting to the for of Andrew Ikea, Isembred Brunel, It ,hart Stephenson, Jacob Bell, Professor Hp trey, and Iletheeiegioa Henry, he mentlemed that the ire. cane, in the let of viee-pearktente bed bean filled up by the council with the name of Vice-Cheaceller Sir William Pays Weed. (Applause.) The chairman adverted to the ememine taboos +twit had taken place radar the anegleat of the society, the multi of which had been most enesareghtg. The council were of opinion, se they had ever Pea, that so more effectual mesas could be employed for the promotios of the art*, manufactures, and commerce than the inlet brat Instruction of our working torn, not dome in the mechanical acts end in the application of manes to the bakers of life, bat also in the impasse, the 'literature, and history of their own country. The eneeell prooliesd to promote in the next ~ice of parka meat • bill for the Improvement of the law a/ with regard to works of art, A °Macao& of bad been made with regard to the eatabliabateat of • odder= musical pitch. Alluniou Wag then made r thie lammed growth acorns in English colonies, and a aspens relheeme to the ieterestiag dim:menet of Dr. Liviamnons, in Leath Africa; sad ppm were promised In the imeateg sieelea from Sir Jobs Dewing, Dr. M'Clowsa, Mr. W. Hawes, Priam Cram Calvert, Mr. J. Chasms Mortal, De. Parise Weans, sad Dr. Angus Smith. At the emehrilea el • d • eopereedsm led elem t in mid& Mr. l Nr i beler 4 ,l ki r . 1 41. Pep Weed, Mr. Mee, sad Mr. Dias teak gait, and the Perla( dm esperalseL YES SMALL POI. Dr. Colliasoa and Mr. 8. Norway. F.R.C.8., of Faddinvon, bare addnand a Mtn to a ensnpatury wit tbseobject of saallisa, to width dry alarm : We state lb* amebae:ea of iamb,,, clear senor brethrta wham we emit that this feinidabis malady will as I s bare time, error r • neap la ear Isetd alp sadist mad immediate mum en Won tar Ise pmneatits. The slanalsd laanans et W disssia=i s re tally Wm% relatable Windy the vac dram se at preant puma ; tad Macy we believe to be capable of easy saplaaadon ad to be attributed to the following ammo. in the but place, we state It I. be a fact that the alra 110 W wed item► aratra is tin same which Jenard era ployed at the tinsel his =..dieravery, timmuitted since Utroagb wander hum end the* it has wan been mewed front the sow line thee pried by OW Natinnl Vaccine linaltadmant, ad w lishave that it is not now Akins to prevent the in istism e/ amme-pm. In the second pine, this day is the entre bus white the supply of moons natter is alanned ma Mord limagliost this souatry and me mime telsaim sad we we prooodid then meth of the of ate manse now end seine her this circansmste, ead proof of this WartiOM It Is seems ay to bear in Wad what is Mar peculiar physlool carrarer of • great city periodos, and that the health of oath a coraioady is by so roam equal to the sneer Main to be lownil la the canary. Thus, is sun hers of sow peen War Impletion lulu the pokes et ha bitant syphilis et arantals, or essesr or other dorearard maw el amdtadea ; sad others intim to Ind &anent sad loadiosloo, owl orr-rourn, isgstbsr with the posallar no of the Mains of Ur roe, on allissisd with ea a. atoms Mens. TM troaawirlos of Ye cow-ppeaa natter Vbabes ID veneusly iaduented mast have ha inpleal Ins annoy of vassinersa trelf es a pre moars of somil_ica, Ng brae lb lord& roapplaroaco la oar cowry. Ws. dorolonc, soma that • trash amply dor dr err huff Aral be olorrod as lamer obtained when be that mooed the repro of this herd discro." 211 13110101,12411 OAS QUESTION. Formal notice has bona gives sear ifflloation to parliameat daring the sent series he , se set br regulating the eapply el gee wields the limlte of lb. unmoor.. Tee hill will - reelefe pervisions be regsdatiag the quality end Blemieatileg poser, the rade ta which, the possess seder "bleb, mid die pin at which the gm shalt be sepplied, red ths New wad coeditioes of the supply. For regards! the voleatoey and compulsory supply of pa sad meter, sad the serer asd payment sad recovery of gas nate sad weer testa. Per neuron the horse of the gee oropasies, ash the limits Within white the pa shall be supplied. For ragskrtlr the Igtq, repairer, sad altering of gas pipes atemputed direwith. For regulaUng the somata of pa meepselee, red previding foe re imprimis, audit, M pair:Mies of thus amounts. For regulating W espial sad berowleg powers of gas com pare, wad for knit* their pears sad dividends sad rates et dlvideed sad votes el Were; seal for dark* sad redac ts( that reepertir rare, rear, sed crops, sad to create etteinprkes tree the pyres& Of web MIN rests, sad chops For regeledeg limi authority ef gas compeer@ with repot t. ecerreals. For reguledug dr ppewet gas compaise with roper to the newtsd verbs, po pony, sad powers to each other. For eyeh ole! potpie Is, regialstrag sad coetrollieg sad contract's( with ipe Ger puree se the Home-oaks, the Board of Trade, the nitro. inner Board of WelllN the City of Loedoe, retries, district bards of Works, sad other public sad local authorities. For eoalsreert es the Metropolitan Board of Woks, the City of Loads., mines, district Boards id Were, sod of local authorities, and on the entre politan gas commies powers lot making etrateeral stranyouents for fribteidag the laying, issoating, mph , Is;, sad alter tag of gas paps, meters, Imps, sad other ap prove, sod toe leseesiag the itteottestueeete rasdtisr fru. the breektag sp of the putrlic street., sad powers tor making rod cusrpteg halo Whet matte,* for the purpose. Lou,. •111.100 be sought to made toe Mstropoliur Board of Week., the corporation or the City of Ltedus, vestries. district bunt. d Works, sad other torsi bodies sad persons, costrect cob the ovum of say gas oe other work., for a supply of sa., or other laminates power, Se the public sad hibrr hays. asd W enable such bodies sad prom 4, either joistly or scperately, to percher sad acquire works sod coo- Teatime Le such purposes sad to eater tato cow' recta and sporeste is relation thereto, and to matte them to levy rates and borrow wavy fur each purpose. COMIIITTAL Or A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER 101 tt•lari BMW. MONET.-011 the arrival of the W. 50 a.m. trete from I. tam at the Sebetorry oration of the Loudon sad Roth Waters Railway, oa the *.r4th alt., • respectably dressed man, apparently shoat CO years of ar, got out of the sod on I ciao asked for hie ticket told the collector (Loco) be hail lost it, and tendered the fare from Basing stoke, Ingo which place he mil he had out... The collector, ti ie. err, said that inlets. the guard saw him get is, he should charge his the full fare from Linden, upon which he sod •• Vtry well, - and put down ti.., and dimmer& I'. More. Oa detaining Ike !dyer the officer thought it looked Porn. what Meek. arid apon his testier( three or four of the Minims with has teeth ha found they were *M. The re -nay sae refuse], sad current cols sub stituted for it, the permit in ipmetion elating he was quite .rowan of its being Mem lie then left the station, and mitt into the city ; but the collector Miring his suipicions, tot reed the police authorities of what had occurred, sod t`ii• -uvrintendent (Mr. Barber) eh nay after sards went let the bee of the Red ban ILAeI, sal apprehended him et the rimer) of uttering haze coin. When taken to the rtiono•hoim hi gave the namoof Joha Everett, and said /i in Lond.m, sad that be we. country traveller far a M t firm in the onto-ial manure line, sad on his oe•son was found 244. and 4d. la good mosey. TM gaper iater.4.at then returned to the bore!, sad took remasion of h • 'geom.., coneistum of a carpet beg, basket, itc., which Veer dr has Winne°. Ha opening the former some sample hairs of manors were discovered, and meitgst other things a tin ben, which was forma to contain, wrapped u II p aeperate puma of paper, fourteen Seine, fourteen shit hoes, aid two half-crown,, all counterfeit, and live Mil lais, good money. The prisoner was taken before Wm. Andrews, Rot , on tho day after hie apprehension, sad re minded the further *lamination mail the I Morring Meads], Mesa M wee seem reminded; he Wet brought up st the ;eel, ....fore on Mondry, sad committed for trial at the seat 'boner essestes. He is and to he wall knows se MMus for • rarely been a iota of grow reepretability and a crack whip, sal part t oa. proprietor is rocking days. lie drove from T.ek 11011110, lieth, so the Loados road. LAW INTELLIGRNeI. (THIS DAT.); COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 'Map is Basee.—(Beloro Lord Chid Julies Erb wed Julien Crowder mad Sytee.) wrwroao AND ANOINTS If. OTTNIXO.-AOIIIIOTOWT TO INPLOT. The datatide fa this ems are Ire or sewed main merchants, and they hal seepheyed the dehatiest as one of their travellers. Deeg the if his ant journey, the dehaipt agar the fellvtng dam meat :—" la esaellikeutha sf val estiv_lFfi 11 9 011 Yew employ at a salary to mermemse with OM, I herewith sires to do so with the madememilles that in the event of my wishing to travel, and doer at for say other house la the same trade, ar may pei theree4 sad over the mar ironed, to pay yew the sum et 101." The mesa meths was to recover this malty, mid ea dr *la before Mr. aerie, Crowder, s redid was antered fee the plaintife for 601. flubeequently, however, • rule It, a 1101111 aft wee obtained span the following gremade—fret, it wee NM diet the sawed was withoat any cossidention, imeenele as the delmdsnt was already Is the aeries of the =ibwhew he signed the Wpm, sad he was to recolve no edvestess whatever; secondly , that the paper did Da sad the at at all after be had left the plaintilli service, its eparstra being coaled oily to the time that be remained milk them; aad if this ware not so, this it wee said, Walk_ , that the would sir the defeedaet dee* his whole Wag leametnch se the att ar could walk, la every pert of England tipsy theattat fit ; it nicht pleat the diehadieM earrying me his Insinem at di, sad it wee thoraces void es la sent of undo, la addition te this, It wee eeseadd that at di near there should be a sew trial, immuch es his lordship had improperly admitted evidence le show that the epee mar wee to refer to the Midland jersey only. To-des caws wee shwa spar the rele_billas mere absolute. Mr. Mender mg Mr . Prants appeared to chew roe; sad Mr. O'llelley sad Mr. Great to airport the rein The Lord Chief Janie, said he weed opiates that the rile should be discharge& It hed been said thst there was re consideration far the I, but the her to be them:—lt been proposed that Zuri d or hadaat ebesid enter the plaid:Ars swap sad he est eras his Me rangy, end nose sere perlermsd pert ef the smoke Won the agreement w dyed, bat that, however, was as inchoate, imperfect perioneenee, bat when the wridag was signed the proposed employment berme a cow pried employment. If the defendant had erased to pra the peper, the plaintiffs might have said "We proposed to empoy you as condidea of your doing so, sad we tarsiers discharge you," The great stress of the argument wee that the agreement was void as b in restraint of us& Even without the evidence to esOsin that the egasseset wee to apply only to the Midland journey, he thought that it would have been limited in point of which would prevent it from being invalid on the groa a d that It wee te remain of trade, and antra to blip policy. It wee not a agreement to pay 601. If the defendant travelled for ea ether person in any part of England, but only if he ever the seer part be which he bed been employed by theplaintiffs. He mainly disagreed with the arrament that it was desirable to extend tU doctrine that agreements of this Mad way void, in order to protect prow from the cease pieces of entering into them. If the law were that all agree. • meats of this kind were bad, employer, would be unateiniody ecropulons as to whom they took into their employ, on/meths" could find some other trey of preventing their servant tram having their service immediately he bad acquired a fell knowledge of their trade, and offering his services to a rival tradesman who would employ him et wages, in mast &ratios of the betrayal of the knowledge he had acquired of bid former employer's beanies. He thought it w very desirable to paeans so employed that they shah be able to bind themstdres not to tee the informers acquired of their meter's reds for the benefit of his rivals; sad to give each party power to contract according to what his interest should require. He was also of opinion that partial evidence ems properly admitted. Ede discharged. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1859. LAIC 'IC hN 'L a " n. A! 4 all 43. f il . I 4 LI I saw M N 49 19 U s us 114 108 1.6 II IT IN 143 44 44 is is 12 111 N NI m . ft 1 IP? Ile i Ico 14 61 m lil NO 100 1111 r Ph Vi 7 11 IS . Woo& Wks 1711 17 No ica la 104 I 1 , 3 i i— COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Jude, WiWams, end Mr. Baron Bramwell.) • 16 . 111C110111 IP. The petitioner, a coffermaith, seeeeted the respondent at a place in Ayrehire on the 12th of August, 1842. They cohabited at Greetink for seven years, and at Perth for four years, after which they came to Birkenhead, where they took up their residence in a large eetabiishment, called Dock Cottages, which are built In Eels, and accommodate no fewer than 300 [milks. Mrs. ll'Kecknie had had seven children. Matzke was, in 1834, a young Scotch lad of the sce of 16. He was then in greet distress, and M•Kecknie from fedings of compassioo, took him in, gave hint board sad lodging, and obtained wore for him at the eetablialunent whore he hints-if wee employed. In 1867 the respondent became a drunkard, and bee behaviour wee so violent that at the beginning of January, 1868, her hue lard left bee, bat one of his children goon after came to hint and begged him to return, for the respondent wee worre than ever. M'Kechnie went back and from some thing that pared he was lad to infer that his wife had added adultery to bar other misconduct. He accordingly charged her with that awe, and eke confessed that the youngest child was Massise . The petitioner ordered her out of the bore, end ale ties west away with Menzies, taking her haby with her. The petitioner prayed that his marriage might be Ileeelved, end that the youngest child, notwith standing the respasdest's confeeawe, might be /tutored to Idea. ems proved by afildarit, bat the fact of adul tery was disiit by oral evidence of the most direct cha racter. conduct as • husbuid was described by the wham= we laving been meet exemplary. Mr. MeQues mimed for the petitioner ; but be did not el press he that pret el the petition which prayed for the custody of t youngest ild. The court dissolved the marriage with oats. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. IICILLZSII DR/ VINO. Matthew Brekce,aceman in the mu of Maim Pia ford, the railwaycarriers, was Wbeing dm& sal driving his yen to thereat:mon danger of the la Chrapeide, and also with damaging the cab of oerph Dfsn. than said that he was driving his vehicle quietly in the road on the off side on the previous evening wh en the pri soner, who wait on the opposite rank, suddenly pulled out, and is is doing threw his van across the road, so as to catch • cart that visa next hint, and threw it with • tremendous violence against the the Wok of hie (finds) cab; the whole of the lower pang of which behind was smashed in. The prisoner was Lack at the time, and as he refused to give his name and widnria, witness gem him Into custody. The cab had SUMO been Meyeeted by_ • coach builder, who had estimated the domes at 24 which wiles.. comidered to be • fair intimate. The peak:mem who took the prisoner into custody said he wee eery obettmene, and Wooed to give Mamma mai address, Ilia be wee sober, and had committed no damage. The lard Mayor—What have you to my to this, prisoner, awd why did you refute your name and adding'? Prisoner— Why, I anew it wasn't my van that did the damage, and en I thought I hadn't no right to be troubled about it. The Lord Mayor—You drove your van against a cart, sad the oert did the damage, which is all the sem.. It V to time to put an end to the reclaim way in which you railway carmen drive your ponderous vehicles about the sneer+ to the danger of the pullet, and yon must pay 6s. for belay drunk and realms driving, and 21.165. for the damage dome to the cab, or go to prison for one month. The prmoner said he had no money and was therefore locked up. . _ Gorge BumpArry and Beery Broomall, two cabmen, were charged with being drank while plying for hire, and were fined, the former 64., and the latter 10s., or to be la. primped for eve and ten days respectively. - BOW-STREET, A m►n about 30 yews of age, named Timothy McCarthy, who is well•haown to the police as ae associate of thieves, bat has banned Dever bees convicted, ma charged with stealing a hamper of wive._ . . _ Policeman Beard, F GI, deposed—l was on duty at about halt put 2 o'clock yesterday is Drury-I.mo, when I saw the prisoner going down Princes-court, with a hamper on hie 'boulders. He woe welkin a little, apparently tram the effects of drink, sad he turned round and mild, " Lift up." I than saw his face, and know him. He also ease MO, end he then threw the hamper off his shoulder, and hurried away, not exactly mooing, but in a feat walk or trot. As the hamper fell I heard a crash of glum breaking, and sew some thing which I took to be wine pouring from the hamper. I followed the prisoner into Great Queen.etreet, where I overtook him and said to him, " Go back and take up the hamper you have left in the court." He said, " I shall do no'hing of the kind." I then took him end the hamper to the station-house. I have known him for year. am an associate of thieve., bat I have never known him to be convicted of felony. I believe he has been In risen for an .vault oommuitted on the police in an attempt to rescue a ticket of leave man. I produce the hamper. Henry Goldby, carman to Mr. George Beaufoy (trading ea Beanfoy and CO. vinegar and British wiles makers, South Lambeth), deposed—l was ysetwday driving • cart (ordaining hempen of wins which I woe delivarieg to customers ; at about half-peat two I drew up in Drury-lane ' opposite Broad leaf', and went down the oourt to deliver shuisper. I left the hamper now produced by the oflitsv in the court. On my return I mimed the hamper, and presently I saw the poisoner is custody, and the hamper in the poseessioe of the penes. Hr. Hall—Had you anybody to 'wet you? Witaser—l had nut, sir. . . _ A. witness coal , ' not may how runny bottles were in the hamper, It yea opened, and was timid t 3 contain two dome bottle of British wins, of which eight had been literally smashed to stoma. The others wire uninjured. The pimple having be.. duly cautioned, pleaded guilty, W ,'sties,' to make say observations in dance. Mr. Hill otatiotod kin sad orobsoat lam to six moat& ia Ooldboth-Gmala Priam • ba t ia rdosa ss o i r thsakaa the lorsioaale, bawd, oad wltod out et d com d t w a tkea chorse oil dr pair, with u oh of post roilst an 11•111.130110174311-11TRRET. ♦ PAILIAII 'Writ AT VAULT. Mr. Jowl' Mdw. fh, eitit;LTA;Wis, me Comp tea-street, appeared es a summons Mien Mr. Bingham, for arming his home beim the hour of 1 me Beads . The constable having stated that the de ea house wee open before the been of 1 on Baldry, and that he observed the time by the pickle clock of Bt. Ant* A solicitor, who appeared for the dellesdaut, mid he had a irltases would rove thet the home wee not 1. be bed else the perms who attended to r-dclook, being sad employed by the pariah, who would prove that the clock wee at halt that day. • perms to the chhame. employ wu this callal, sad sell the be... wu not open base one. The elect winder then roved that the clock on the day In vodka was els minute. slow, hence the coustable'a mis take. (Laughter.) Mr. Bingham sold after the lest witateis evidence the case wee at end, and he should dismiss the summons on the PaCatof =sta. deherlant's solicitor objected to that, and ultimately the mammies was dismissed without mem. The ebardwiegari ettorisi to prove that the twit rested with ths parbeeierk. SOUTHWARK. sHOPLIFTINO. Mary Amu Williams; female about 19 years of ego. was brought before Mr. Combe, charged with stealing a pial, of &wham, valued at 35., from the shop of Mr. Cutu ps', liandraper, High.street, Southwark. • rug rasa In the prosecutor's employ said that, about II Mien last night, he was standisg at the beck of the shop Mom be saw the prisoner eater and snatch up a roll of ging- Ime sad ran off with it. He pursued her sad saw her takes eastedy. Peikeeesasisble,263 H , said be was on deity in High-street, Dervegk, when he sa ths prisoner running past St. fiminge's Church with something under her arm. Last wit ness was following her, ogling out "Stop thief l" whoa be puma her and saw her drop the roll of gingham. He nestaally took her into custody. Kr. Combs asked her whether she would be tried by him at go to the sessions. Tr. paasersaiki she would rather his worship try her as obe vss_prely. Kr. Combs stateasid her to two useathe hard labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (OT SLOOTRIO TZLROWI4 SHREWEIBURY.-(THIS DAY.) COLUMN HANDICAP Doefrltl .. 1 Timaadro 7 raa. NURSERY HANDICAP. About era mile. Sir William, Spriagerall, Maar, Haad-ever • Hand, Tba Dot*, Osylad, Little P Bea Webster, Codi cil, by Ord, Marmoreal, Lady Orerveacir, sad Ilia an BIqN/LKOORRANDICAP. About half a mile. aeon- Way Not T .Dab, 11 . 7i771 . 111;111;ilies, Creeper, 0 Team, Torn al Look, Capid, Sad g by Orlando ars bon. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. About four mike. Bram Old Dog Tray, Paotolna, Longford, Craft (BM.), Marla Agar, Friar el Aprall, and Emigrant are res. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) fluoaa.—The public Gam are going off steadily, and the In market had a Bcm appearance. Refined drm; lumps, 495. 61s. Comm—This article continues firm. Tea.—The market remain. Inactive. Ittcm—sl large basins= hes been done in old Rangoon, at 7s. 44d. Rem.—Comm Demerara sold at 2s. Id. to 2e. 2d. ; proof Mauritius, Is. 7d. to Is. 744. Perms.—ffingaptee mold at M. to 441., which scarcely supported melons rates. Nam—Java and Ihnsapore, Is. 2d. to Is. 3d. 1117111146.—G00d sold at 2r. 7d. Gisoam—Cogin sold at 795. to 89e. ; good coloured, 97e. to Ms. Basvarram—Rofractke 64 sold at 34., 3d. ; refraction 44, at Iffa 9d. METROPOLITAN CAT TIM MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The umber of beasts is about an average; but choke qualities are =MB, and consequistly and purehomint at fully late rata. Although the supply of sheep Is Tory abort, it moss& the demand. There is warmly any bushman transeeted. There is no alteration in the calf trade. Front Germany and Holland the!. are 210 bleats, 97 sheep, and 134 mime ; Spain, 100 beasts; Ireland 611 ; end 600 loom the Northam sad Midland Counties. Mticla omen 190. rart stomp 4C db.. •4.. a. Nene et OM►l6 a. s. 0. Bat !cot. Ilerok4l. 410 5 ' not Dr a 115444641111 Bea 51•62446444.... 4 0 4 10 bet Leaunels 4 5 5 ilecoa4 pally 44441.. 3 4 4 0 De. 411•1115 are Mem ...... 4 0 3 0 aim essis4 pint 4 0 4 6 3 I 6 0 Ds. 44.1111iirs 544 t Du 6 flat.lived* 6 e 6 4 Lust. ........ Boss as =did. 1.340; Ilbsep sail lambi, I 710 ; 061114. 503 ; Het 173. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market le Arm at the following prim :—Town tallow, 60e. net ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 695. ; all Ude mon chth, fifte. ; Dnealsor osly, Ws. to 69e. 3d.; January to Mar, 68e. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Yam& Davis sad Co. report • good aapply at lower Felt atiadow hay, 70a. to 76a. ; auFerior ditto, ; lattice ditto, 50a. to OE. ; rowan, 46e. to 65a. ; clam, old, 86.. 106 s. ; wood cut, 70. to 906.; straw, Us. to 190. BrICIDE OP • MILITARY OPPlClLE.—Yenterday =term= Mr. Bidford. MOOSE for Westininater, held • Mlds inquiry at the Vecry-Itall of St. Mortin's-in-the- Med= to the death of Capta= H Dungan Haden, aged 59, formerly of bar Marestre Nth Inspector-General of Polies at Barbados., and member the Junior United Service Club, who committed gelf-deatruce lion by blowing hie brains out with • cavalry pistol, at his lodgings in Panton-street„ Haymarket, on Saturday morning feat. It was proved that the deceased had been in pecuniary difficulties, and a document In his handwriting was read, in which he complained bitterly of the treatment he had received from the government after many yam` service. It appeared from the document that the deceased had been summarily deprived of his situation, and that be considered be had been cruelly treated. " I have fully ex plained my cruel carte," he writes, "to every Colonial Minister, from Mr. Labourite= to the Duke of Newcastle, sad numerous have they been. My letters, too, have In several instances had to be answered by hie successor; also to other secretaries of state; all have =pre cool sym pathy in my cruelly hard cam; but that Is net mallicient fora starving man. God alone knows the Wary and distress I have undergone for the peat twelve months. Man can alone fancy it. I have been willing In earn any where, or to accept any honest employment. Men of inte rest are granted employment every day, which I am ten rinsed that I could equally well execute; but I have no interest, and my case is not attended to, although ell my race have devoted their lives to the crown, several of these their blocd, and I have served 38 years in military and civil service faithfully—l know usefully, and creditably I trout. God Almighty help me, for I ate driven by sciandalcvas =- junco to starvation and destruction. If this is Iha way to procure faithful merit= my =ample will prevent many attempting it. Cruel, cruel governments; one to ruin me by a breach of public faith, and the other to sanction it. What am I to don Misery, misery, and absolute starvation staring me in the face.—B, D. D.' l Mr. Robert Campbell. an independent gentlemen, said he had known deceased for many years. Lest law him all= about • fortnight since, when he was very desponding, and expressed himself much disappointed at not receiving a sad,- factory reply from the Duke of Newcutle, and he appeared to take the matter mach to heart. The deceased's pride was very great, and he sees a very sensitive and honourable man. Captain Dmigin was in charge of his company of the 20th Regiment at St. Helena. which hod charge of the first Na poloon under Governor Hudson Lowe. Witness believed that ' ! deceased was wounded on bout ship during a mutiny which occurred on • passage between St. ID lane and the Rut Indies, but the injury was not to the head. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased destroyed himself while in a state of temporary inanity. Tree OUTRAGE AT HAurAx.—Yesterday, Joseph ! Briggs. William Shaw. Samuel larnshaw, George Chap pelt, Witham Scott, Charles Cookson, and John Mare ! den, the seven men in custody charged with • dread ful entre= upon two females on the night of last Sunday week, were again brought up at the West Riding ! Magistrates Court, Halifax. Mr. A. C. Foster appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Mitchell for the live last named the other two (Briggs and Shaw) being =de- The court was densely crowded during the hear ing of the cue. The two young women,' the complain sate, were accommodated with seats near the profeesional gentlemen in attendance ; and Sarah Ann Burrow, the one who suffered meet from the violence of the pri 'mere, was in a very weak state, and fainted two or three times whittle under examination. The circumetaoces of the case, as already reported, were spoken to by the various wit nesses, and all the prisoner., except William Scott, ware clearly identified. Scott we. acquitted, but the other pri mers were all committed for trial et the naming York arises. Tut WAGES MOVEMENT AT BLACKBURN.—Within the last few days the power-loom weavers of Blackburn have nude an application, by circular, t.) their respective ens. *yen for an advance of wastes. Deputstioaa will wait upon each arm lea few eve for their seam= to the de ad. MARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLowc. Engines. in the railway share market . almost at a stand-.till, and prices In every initanos are quoted the same yesterday aftemoon. Loudon and North Tr stock is quoted 96! to 96; Great Western, Midland, 1061 to 106; Lancashire and 96i to 97 ; Great Northern, 1011 to 1 02 1 Counties, 64i to 66; Caledonian, 91 to 4 Eastern, 77 to f ; and Eastern Counties, 64i - ardo-Venetian Railway shares are q preza. 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I - - 6 10.001 100 Nu Dlalcsal Lud- 934 LI 16 I LOCAL BEARS MARMITIL nv .IG.—Blrksubtads. 1-014448m6mak 911 I-04am Ile . r4=l . l.: c tiOrest Norther= o rl a tac i t i lommuo, 9 llo 6 —0460 (6 glop* 1616 4L—Vssokeallk,llwadd. media's:ft.:6ll —mWMA.IO64 MO wok .—Fcgok ral b akr.,.. ll 2 North.liaotero mad iterwleirr a.. itack,966 16Yarkt Meek, 1 —Leeds Northam. 461 71 Mal* 40 dl. —Great Luxembourg, 66 T- Timaird gg_ argot Woman of Canada, 174 1-7 1 111 4 . (Sew IWO. 74 91 and Lake 11.0., 41 5 Great 1%1%134.14 m,ac...0.1 Nov. 16.—The market recovered tram the of yesterday, mad dome oteady ik at • slight Im= Isfrios dige = -o=l noenl 1 Lreas. .. 354 60841.4.. 11 1 61 6—,1701 a em da. U., b,. .oll—Gera —. Lo 7Bt_ odam c.l. 9sl ,B.a. =K i i e - -treo lallwa 4 16 adontans, 91 I—tireat Westaruo.6s—Baek of kaarbenter,l4 a, I Beam 11011 Alt, 16.—Stour Vallm, _II 4 Oloraatews, 744 73—soot. Stator,* 10 8.910 11 3g 11 96 i—Wo o. mum Canal, 176-9tourbrldra sod Hlcklerrnloeter lei i—Okl Unloo NUL 111 12-Boutb ktaford Waterworks, 1 21 d.s. The &W m, formed part of Um daring pricer. but, Mere was little or nubbin( doe. THE SACRILEGE AT PLYBOCTIL—FOUT seamen belonging to her Majesty's ship Trafalger—Thomas Brown, Joseph Dennis, Jemee Harris, sad James Ellwood, were brought before Mr. Derry, megistrata, et Plymouth, on Tuesday, charged with having entered St. Andrew's Church and stolen therefrom the communion cloth sad two coven of cushions. A portion of the stolen property me found on each, and Solomon Zeferdd, a Jew residing In Southside street, stated that the prisoners came to him on Sunday morning and pr op e rty . a iece of plush velvet. The prisoners my they found the They were remanded. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are steady in character, but it would scarcely be inaccurate to say that there is no business going forward. The funds an quoted almait exactly the same as yesterday after noon. In the share markets also prima are nomi nally unaltered._ The New Indian Loen, both stock and scrip, re mains quoted 103,1 to 3. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuters telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentz* were quoted 69fr. 80c. for the account, showing a reduction of be. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 96 and 961 for money, and 96/ for the account. The present quotations are 961 "sellers," for money, and 961 to 1 for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 and # ; the New Three per Cents., at 941, 1, and # ; the Five per Cents., at 1111; India Stock at 228; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 and # ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858. at 961; ditto, 1859, 951, 96; India Bonds, at 21. die. to le. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at 275. to 30s : prem. • Turkish stocks are again rather more offered the Loan of 1854 is quoted 761 to f, and that of 1868, 85; to 68. Mexican Bonds are lower, and have been sold at 221. Russian scrip is also heavy, and is marked 1 and 0; die. Buenos Ayres Bonds, however, are inquired for. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 961; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 82f ;Dm& Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 661; ditto Four per Cent. Certificate., 99f • Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461, 46 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 85f ; ditto scrip, 1,0; dis. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 44; ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 321; Turkish. Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 65, 64 ; ditto, for account, 851, 88; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for ac count, 28. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are rather flat, but still command 11 to 11 prem. About 5,0001. in bar gold was yesterday sent late the Bank. A telegram received yesterday from St. Petersburg reports 6 degrees of frost (Reauniur). The Galf between St. Petersburg and Cronatadt was conse quently full of ice, and the communication was stopped. The total shipments of tallow for the season have amounted to 88,334 casks. The letters received this day describe little abatement of the pressure in commercial and monetary circles. The rate of discount at St. Petersburg ranges from 7 to si per cent., and at Moscow from 12 to 16. The obligations of the Grand Russian Railways, which recently stood at 102, have fallen to 931. Ali other securities were equally depressed. An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th instant. The sum assigned by the government is 375,000 reale. Complaints are made in the Stock Exchange an connexion with a point aru t ng ont of the pending issue of Debentures by the But Indian Railway Company. When the advertisement inviting sub scriptions to the extent of 1,600,0001. appeared, application was made to the company by various members of the Stock Exchange, who pre sumed that they would be allowed the customsry commission of 1 per cent. upon subscriptions for warded through them. The answer was that it would not be allowed. Now, however, that the com pany are in want of about 200,0001. to complete the total, they have intimated to the Stock Exchange • that the commission will be allowed upon this stun. • It is urged that one and the same practice ought to have been pursued in respect of the entire loan ; and • latter of remonstrance, signed by several leading Stoc ff k Exchange fi rms, has been sent in to the coos- Pan. The London and North Western Railway traffie return shows this week an increase of 7,679.. ; the South Eastern an increase of 1,6131. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,1541. ; the Great Northers an increase of 1,9031. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 2,7241. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany have declined to 1/ to 11 prem. The deposit of 11. on the company's capital would represent 40,0001., but the applications have been so large that a total of nearly a quarter of a million has been paid in. It is, therefore, improbable that the allot ment will be made until two or three days beuce. An extraordinary meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company is called for the 21st inst., zo con firm the resolution passed on the 30th August. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite : We have had a firm market in London during the pest week for American state stocks. In railroad secnritie• there has been a sudden fall of 4 dole. per share in Illinois abates, causel by the fear of an early call of 10 dole. , as, however, the money is wanted to redeem the debts of the company, there will be a saving of interest, which would otherwise continue to form a charge on revenue and @wharfage the finances of Ithe concern. Construction Bonds have slightly given way, but Free Land Bonds are more wanted. WIDNEBDAT Bvxwaro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " sellers,* for the Bth December, opened this morning at 96), advanced to 981 to 4, which was the quotation at 3 o'clock, and closed at 96/ to 1. For money tho lest price WWI 96 to 1. The official business report id as follows :—Thres per Cent. Console, for mocoy, 96, 981, 4, ; ditto for account (6th Dee.), 981, 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 944, 4,4, f ; New Three per Cents., 94) 5 , 1,1, 1, 4 ; Thirty Yeam Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 15-16; Bank Stock, 226, 2271, ; India Stock, 226, 228; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031. 1, I, 1 1,4; the Indian Four per Cent. Debenturee, 1858, 961 ; ditto, 1859, 96, 954, 961. The New Indian Loan, after being marked i 0 34, closed at 1031 to 4, being nearly the same as yester day. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1855 were quoted 984 to 4 ; those of 1839, 954 to 981, being rather lower •, India Bonds, 2s. des. to Se. prem. and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30s. prem. The business in the foreign stock market was to only a moderate amount. Turkish Bonds were quiet, but were fairly supported, at the improvement which took place yesterday afternoon. The L,an of 1864 closed at 761 to 77, and that of 1858 at 851 to 061. Mexican Bonds were a trifle firmer, at 224 to 4 . Bank shares remain very steady. Ottoman Bank, however, were dull, at 16 to 17. Union Back of Australia were inquired for. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was no variation of im portance. London Discount and Peninsular and Oriental Steam met with some inquiry. London. Dock and Southampton Dock stocks were each marked 661, and British American Land shays 21. The Victoria Government Six per Cont. 13 3011 were rather weaker, at 1091 to 110. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoca. In the Stock Exchange to-day there is an increased demand for East IVhea I It uaseß, Prov idenoe, and Went Caradon shares, which are marked respectively 1$ to; 121, 46, and 130. Herodafoat have been dealt in 18. Shares in Wheal Margaret, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Trelawney, Mingston Downs, and United Mines have also met with attention. St. John del Rey Mining shares are marked 14i to 14!, being steady. Great Northern Copper (Son& Australia) are quoted 3.16 to I prem., and Rapti& Mining, is to 1/. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia were quoted <<sterday 3.16 to 3.16 prem.