The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-25 00:00:00

LAW IN't ELLIE& BS CE. (TIM DAT.) COURT OF ILICHEQUIII. *0...% ear.es.-01sibr ate , Lipid Chad lbstes,aad Bator* I 'iaraeawad, W CbmowilL) lila GUINN • P•llll•W.—raz wawa& TM LW. Ctirl WPCS debtor. 1 the Jwlsawat ad Hoc ur. ~ ode r.., witbri woe as appbeetlew seas mlaY by 11 , . Sew la Jamas lot s babas" e wpm Helm ap dy t.:•17 W.. Nfld. wbe bad bees Latvia - 4 by Kr. Corris at the Itle• mart, subtler Ad alb Geo. IV., e. I" al sea‘ tbseata tl s. woo to waves* their working at tbair nasal yaw i d esplo)west &mat tho MAN. TINT Iced • .Idl otiot ft Irr sot aeceew y for the whim, sad Skit Or Isis:al dt• tha• virt M• Ho enema" bed 01.0441d - 1 Ames, sad H. .*wishes was walliewt. t.l w • wdewr) a:01 Ai titan e! do wt. non seal Asian bs w sale. RaW e. tr • WIN rigs LOUD CIIILMIPPOLD.—.IIIOIITII o congsti.. Mr, limadivrai Mimi this winiegM sepport et die revs Mb on, NM ass premise with him organist mbis O. yew Y 1 JOUST OF BANKRUPTCY. Miro W. Cariarkeir 8.1700.) US WI CZAILLIIS rans.r. Adis:testi= d binbspiepi.e bar wade surf= dui ist-sts a• Aikaq ireried es • netabrit, a lOW= ea td sea seam a 4111=, ea sew • prima fer Is= is the Q•sit's Bari prism Ma Ilmiallies ate stud mit = 1110111. Ni d the mots ittle Ws= isms Us an tida. mil= e =Mt apt barn paid We amt. tie big a bit oe• paMes. we Nag up ▪ la ssi sustained to Ide borniar. Pitt mustsdnik: is= avow edam, be 'MOW IMO stnatia• =IL PM tibia 18 =we be ell ram= estit lta =else el rolutts• Yiew.. Lewee= Pleamaall Boyer wlb. midi= mar tie Isekraptey. Td basbnipt Mass am bp bat pew* is MAN I* OW WNW, ant tir be wen isteild ea • lila dtel. is tile wary, wild= = W awe tat tie a =kiss onsupammis snit the meashusomp of 114• dyadit saaata mar rig soar data Ibt art a Odes THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAT.) BOW-1171111T. ONOTZKO CABS OP STVIIOUTIO ONOPLIMPO. Bair Dow, • dear isoktz v wern. dorellsir • ear re a Err rra with ton "phone et Ara rd !erre ear sarticlft from ONO& 0111” - trod Os:s. is Toisrhearesses-row. Mr. Lewis. ell l / 7 -plese. sphered lar the pirate The Orr lei bra fryers le re lable of 11•11se et Uwe. Wad's,oat woo eurded at • pied sesterr sea torantly, when seophires IMO triad Het Het die wee Ithe MI6 if yekrag mat smiths when she moo to robe Traory as embed to earbseo sere sad ban verbal by kr. threat re se as "born . " ohs re era is ars • hire of brown Mika trees • hom width or of the ineleimr awed bar 11 mar eelsotion from. WM. she bed held dr roe sr had bought she left the *hop. Re that seer to bre, end send her to atm to the mints dear, se he had seenthing to my to M. Pb. thee falls pine of pink- ribbon,which Mr. Chums potted out to • polionnan. The bettor Fiend It up, sad took her is charge. At the etistion-howse abs made • "Why atoms to got rid of the plea of brown ribbon. Bock wore identified by Mr. OMNI. One piece matained about eh yards, et Ted., end the other 16 yam* at ed. At bee lodgings were fl uid a.,mbr of Naar idestilled sa having been mobs at various times from Messes. iihoolkeers, snob ea • card of braid, • est of tames, *event Ilk velvet reels (which probably wen covered with velvet ere Mole.), At. Mr. Knight, the landlord of the bones In which the hrl MOW lodged, to Iluder-plat; Grray's•ra-leas, said the es, bed hoed than ler 11 year. He bed ohms eterand bar a 2= boort, hardworking trots... sad he wee quite that she should have committed such an offence at this He believed she bad lately been lees prominent than hitherto, for she had oar) or twi,t complained of the difficulty she bad to ID.n np her rent. In cenesquenct of the nemeses not paying her Mils when the sent them in. Mr. 0ff.411 sold that Maims. Shoolbred ems not &t -weed to geese the cam severely menet the grinner. The magistrate wee sorry to eay that be must not rank the feelings of the prosecutor. It was evident the primer had been carrying on this triton of robbery for • Wog while, and it really most go for trial. Mr. Lore endeavoured to induce the magistrate to alter his chides, bat His wor;itip odherett to his datormination, mi (*mutat. bet kg trial. ARGBOROUGH-STREET. 51N6V4.41111 MILLS. 07 ste•gra. Jahn Admen, • tall, pertly men, • , et 8 Brown- Gesevesor-sqaers, err hie Mr. auls.= with with Whale* Aimee, hie Brat wife Wag ties sew Ave. Gorge Dell, el It, Lased-street, Caiedoulas-road. proved being pesest at the searthate of the prisoner sad hia ant let* Lary Pres**, es file 6th of April, 1831, at )(style- boss New Chunk. Had ens Hasa liaise easy yews together ae husholl sad wife, and had sees the fires WWI that moralog. George Castle, 69 C, produced the certificate of the Let The said after he earrirl hi, Bret wife, who, he bellnad wee a widow ' be diaco v red that bar husband wee lir*, sod she bed told him shut he wag dead. He yoga sot have mooned her but that be thought she was • stogie Mr. Diadieri aired the primer if L. was prepared Is peer Mee, beams, ao, she vas not Eta rite, sad e k e had cammired !rimy. mid Me primer abe could rmare Ma wnreltip it woe trea Mr bed lad bra Nam Mina Mae as en married at Gravesend, et . --- Yr. MON= ssid Y tbei wee tree he via not hr her. teed. mil was et liberty looney. The edam Dell edit as the season of themurky Iles phew WM W that tie first wiles husband was dirk end that she wee a widow. 114 — agiariVaTti. prfemsm tad bir himself ale bar but.d Ira awed, or AM woad au Itawmarried hfa Mks had oat area her Ina Iwobsod for wow, years wbos abs oboe now or swelled do prima!, owl she did lot thew whether tie woo ow. hisser rid she lelt bee hothead, and not the huhu./ SOUTHWARK. 11:11InANLT ATTACK. Wsi Belabot, • pawartul-lookiart naa haring the ap pearance a as ex-poliesassa, wee amain Were Kr. Comb% shamed with (resting • 'Whittles°, ta the here of Mr. Walnut Harris, ths Zgasstriaa Tama, east the Surrey Theatre is the Blacktrisra-road„ sad eosassitaag • coward 4 d assault at polio,. conseslAs 269 A, La the eassatlead its sty. Mr. Harris said era about Sltzt 12 idea be saw she primener and aecaber elan la Irma et Ide bor, wham he isaardisarly WM, ro as penal asa tertbar distartines, A. ease se he had parted then be INS pinhed late bp both MS. sad had not a cossiable cone le his war resilda bus,, hs bed se sad t among dim he should boneless landhid. l'iMilweiarrtoile 2 A said be saw s disturbance be Kr. MeftWe bee" est ea merles( porreived the latter Wag very roughly haarßed by the primmer sad another nes whom he woe about t. *IL Whore west up to the pri mer, red ea Its was Wham II mum him is 15... the Musa. be mho' at MN Ike s Mi. Niel held et ewe at lue begs sal thew Ms ea We brat. Be IP= NM lacked by same et the partlee. but with the asimeme d Kr. Harr* br sus teed sod tnok his. prima. We aratrody. Mr. Casaba NM the primmer dm we mart waded is r 'portable pablishoese could am be Wonted, and Mr. Hewitt MI pawl; right in attengtiag to eject Mau Ho should b get begun II a Ise os his, bet amil Ws to prison with herd low Ise dam FIRE AT ANCItI.ICR7IatD FIIRATRR.—(TRIS DAT.) —TRW seems", Moen tlie Immo ef 1 sad 2 o' err siderite, Wenn els eamoil la the Kod. P a 4 - own consequence of the miles of Gee la es unloosed theatre, sow maw male perdese be the speslis on bosise-day, use property of Mr. leaef, Mr. 4. Nye wren, Kuhns.. Is gift et the me se semmeees enrilser the Ore wee not rubles( mail seesbleenben Arnow woo Amo. The Ere was oessed by taw phantom foolifaii cobs Ike ea the .lye. - - iiOo7ILE ENCOI:II7II.—A singular caw am) bee the Potty &Mons Coast of Quta (vasty c 4 C 1...) oa WedassAsy, and had aot um...4rd at post hoar. It was a barren( umiak preferred by Hr. Hash eingletee, a gentle. arm of high pomace is the distrirt, against Lord Daub sa g lb. farts as aware to by the complacent, were briefly those:— " 11r, Simpleton deposed that while hooting ore the Itch Inst. be rode after the hounds, and hapienad to pus (his horse baud allay walking at the bole) Li:lraqi' the dowses at Lord Duaboyaa, who called him a radio sod a vagabond; gore a oword-cane to ape of hie Isboaters, de aths, him to hooch inn kid,. Singleton) Of hie hone; bar slated a revolver at has, sad sold he would drive one ballot through his Mil. and another through his heart; the,, moo tr.= IS to 30 labourers with L,rd Danboyais at the than lie (kr. Sineletoa) got off his horse, and addressing Lad Drabsyno mud, • Sorely you would not :murder an m armot. non y O. to for a woad pistol, mate outside the gat% sad eon UM foot to foot." Lord Duaboyno said he was so asa , lsm.a, but a iirrnutdrel and a vagabond, where eTeti Mr. Sisel.toe replied, ' Thom, rad as a morass as light, sad 1 oil met you maims you appoint to morrow?" BERRIES IN NOVEWBER.—W• were plater day levosted with a pretest of s qesatity of well-grows, finely. devoured reepterrle.. whose spree/sac* at We ere= of the sow i. • *looks's. pea et the meshy of ear Ohre*, mad lb* Inlaid:we of our eoll. la wee of the gardens et the go wry a•ar Pim 'oath the Sewers wow WI la es Ise bloom •• et say period of the yew—Brave/A liersel. THE EXPRESS, 'FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1859. OA **(MEIN° SCHOOL. RA ViRSZYJCI BILL.-ITRIS LA 7.) This morning this half-yearly gzzeral court of this governors of the obartly was bald at the Llodos Tama, Mr. J. R. MILLa, priding, ta this cash.. • The Stcarrsur (Kr. Soul) TIMM* report of the general mitomit'ci for the pent heNitsee. It gat .1 that eves, Wag in the estsblignsent hod gregemeed saddle/or 'ng ttrt period. The children, watt one or two cmcgtioo,, lied en joyed good health; and that the t lucm tonal doper. most wed well en wined was evident from the statement of Xr. Burnam, of the Norm+ , College, Boroutth-red, which was prlet:d in the anneal report, • oopy of which had hem sent to etch governor sad sabeoribmr. The somber of children in the school we% 188 bora wad 77 `.ins-tote' 246—t0 which would be added the s be that de,. Taw booed bed the additional planers tt report that the chairman of the c •uten..l fond bad continued his carts on its behalf, and the result wet that adtt d the lest Ciftmeeting 1,6001. had been recrived. and 2801. preedwd. !Deed had, therefore, it complimos with the au thority given t Ibsen by • revolution of that mut on the 24th of April, 1862, to carry out the proposed extension of the Inc:ding, adopted • plea which they believed wee cake lewd to accompliatt the wishes of the governors by the en largement of the building, mid they believed that this would be ef&cted with the enteMlit which they had in heed, sad the preepeative same drip Rally anticipated receiving, so that the sleatieeepeepred treekt not require any ancroeshimmt M file Mae ef de losiatios. le ocealeaton, tie report mil the teed at name nek-bill wee being riveted silk Dew b. = " tic of 11= i n d if il tisloe dim 7;k Ors en le wham It wow to the enemas, =set all togas. °genie. Wit dtllisnsf feeds had boa the same* le heed belie UNZ, which wee ad to be inewildMil le cover de ride el et , 4,4 The report wen howeeer, direately adept,'" SA st 4 I, ea the ground that whew the belliling wee C0i1203•114 t , lll would be esee to eetterlde She fend, requin I to flt h LIZ snapper of additional dildrea. . _ sharatios was mei to the Mr to*, el alloseles mar this SIM WM rem of all holly lie loft the ielwol. TM olioctiOM . of Mobilise, thee Isah pine. mod Ike sea amid coed Ideas • ace of th• kie Prise Whet, led soothe a sat at Misr Tu...., ow at the Leclutow boor. We (CU .Ord Chrooside) understand it imiaingliiths to ow a us. church in the vicinity of tic Victoria (Lades) Docks, air K. Pato Inte given three scree *ChM for the wpm*, end the Diocesan Cocemistionere Ulm promised to oaks an eadoemont of 1001. per annum la ad of ths obtect. The Praseian Chambers of Commerce intend to meet:dish a cotatoittte composed of delegetee of all the chats. hem, and whose minion will be to watch ow the intereste of Premien commerce. Thie committee will aseemble regelody mod et fixed periods, sad will be independent et the govern meat. TII• lollowing b Ita programme • —llelabliehment matartatty al coaaamiralal aaaacas , abolitios of Hs laws es dr rastriatian of ratan of Interest; Maria of all raffway WI; abandon of trsaalt dam ; fraprovamat cfrlvor naafis ; reknit of tits customs tariff, &c. Tim Earl of Cardigan this year generously offered silver ospe to be awarded as prime for the two Met esitivated farms ea hi Leicestershire and NOrthdiaigiediddie estates. The that prise wee woe by Mr. Friends Jolla Derry, of Steales, wed the second by Mr. Job Campion. of Dame amp% nay were presented io them by B. B. Deatett, Esq., el lordship's rest audit oa the 16th Wet. The enTlee may handsome end vulnabia-4W Shratry. rz or Da. Leiria, Paorzesoi or Buxom eau tienvensrrr or Outemow.—The death of Dr. Jams Mats Lamb, Seem Professor of liergery la Memos Univently, leek ofdess at Mks al Altai cm Wednesday, alter sa Illness some months' duration. Dr. Lawrie was appointed to this chair la IMO ea the death of Dr. Burne(sho was drowned in the Woe), havfag previously occupied one of th e chairs in th e Aadersoaka IJelvereity I. that city. DEATH or PROFZIMOit 01.01011 WILK:M.—A drop sense of regret sad bessaviesam weed through the gay ea ereduesdav with the meleaoholy mews of the death of Perimeter Charm' Wilma, which seek piece at a late boar ea Tuesday owing. The lose of a Elea so learned sad able in his own department, sad so sedverally regarded with esteem and 'Sodom, Ia so mars ase to the oi , or even to the country ; sad It in apparently kaiNasd by the eireoweesacie of his reeteml at • time when the tempests of his asellaime were pasty extend ing, se hie talents and labours were being wore fatly appre ciated. The technology alms this winter we. an eettenally large one: and the Industrial Museum, in which Praises Wilma took so greet sad paternal an intros., seemed to have pissed through ell the initiatory dificeltica, promising soon to tithe its pleas among the most promfmat faMtatimas of Mabee& Priam Wilma, whose health, at all thus extremely dilute, had been farther weakened by overwork, died of sa ladsmmatory attack of about • fort night'. ameba, Omagh It did sot assume a serious swot till within • day or two of the sad.—Scotsman. THE BARONE/A Di STERNBERG'S • CASKET OF Jaw sta.—T he splendid casket of jewels and bijouterie, Including a argeilloset suite of diamonds of the parer water, the property of the late Baroness de Sternberg, woe disposed of readay, by Mears. Potter, of Pall- sad orneled a crowded assembler. Among the more lot =articles were the subjoined .—A large gold &Tined or stomacher, elegantly discord to represent the Ombra, with 20 opals and 20 emeralds, 401. 10e. • very elegant enamelled gold &vire brooch, set with two large pearls, five rubies, Ore brilliants., and peters! lesser ditto, 401. An exquisite enamelled gold chatelaine beide, of the Snort wart jeweller's work of the 17th sentry, wired with jacinths—the centre with an onyx arse. sal at the reverse a miniature portrait of CharM It, 33 ge. A Sager ring, with centre ruby, sad two tea briMirle, 331. 10a. Another, with large centre oreeld std two See karts, 261. Another, with three spisedbl leas Warr 361. Another, with eery be Nero seppitke sod twe dare brilliants, MK A spbsdid single arse year the, 661. 10e. A deb oriental bracelet, ootepord ot sera rem of perk, the rep of India enamelled gold, set with 23 he rose diaeresis, la A site at rellast dknorls, at ass quality, ready of old English doable-cut =:—A rooadoret hoodoos, or bracelet, the metre el c barged nue erne, oreeseded by brilliants and Healer efrsTr sit Si inworrat shags; the bracelet is lased of 111 padorod *else et brilliants with a metre star is orb, MO ga. (11serry), A rat of large sad imettfully hind peor-elspol bender dismowl drops of the purr weer, with men MOM kips, 2691. (Rothschild). A Indlliest Moroni sprig bad arseirst, or brooch, composed ▪ beillieste et re Sart sed small brilliant loop when red r • riot, ). A spread brilliant diseased sterreher of tray very due ✓em ; this ammo/ Is lrssd of • lard sable earrings, with some additional stenos. NU iSt eri s ) A brilliant dr mcgdia- mondoir c f a as Aral bars with small e pedal cross, ill. (Eadrebild). TM dr ear realised Fcaliof 2,1761.; dr emir dared ondra and modern s sbeat 1,075 ram, and ibe plaid erddille 1,1231. • ked= of eld Are and Orem, 6601.; told 3,9604 TM rope dor bed best Stows, emceed eke; the des sip et Eons, in 1M of , with a noble canopy net work, lined with crimson silk, wee afterwards disposed et her 116 go. Ireaspecelve of Its appersece and architectural beery, this bedstead, from Its historical assoratkor, pog rom great interest, hamar bees red on all cocastor et royal Arts to Stowe, including that of her pretest Majesty. —het. tifi LATE CRICYLADI ELEITION.—Wit hear hew good authority that Sir John Nee ld, Bart., has taw Is tax owl of his setesee bills, and that we may for Important disclosures during the enesisg week.—lrides 4dsortssor. Soccatarin. Corm Suoornto.—The Earl of Far W. mid the parties presently visitors at Balumesen, Dien tinguset—tic, Lord Lovat, B.r Alexander Bewastusw, Ben.ol Criusaasmegets, the Hoe. James Stewart, the Ma_ Gage Ouse, Mr. Marjoribasks, Colonel Imps, end Mr. Cumming Brea 111.9.—had fin days' vet, esecesstul then* hat with Is his lordattip's covers is that toe High land glets. The Mid ef tie verlo.• descriptions al an 19 ream, 466 phanst., 6 partridge*, 31 woedexle, 6 Idea gems, 1 news% 119 hens, end 1,063 matte ; the goal Ma 1,679 beed,—Anef heinsal. A 817CCIIMFDL EMIGEANT.—A long and later- Galas ietter hes just hew received trout • Gehtsborte young noes nand George Cue, who some eleven years ego Medoisi quabiwir le Auteuil., ad wbe was leas Moos supposed Mbe wain peering hems based a his since his arrival Is British solos,. It e that ha hed been Is ibe "Ma • two or three handed ml es away frees the Ws astrieweste, sad rarely saw whim people. Attar esniss se a hears ha twain a werier, and eared 1,7001., with whia he perebeeel ea lea, ad is sow le a flonriehing po skies.--dastfimil Nemenh, SMITHFIELD CLOS CATTLE SHOW.—Yestertlay the gawks of the Baker-street Bazaar were thrown opus for the reeeption of implement., ke., to be exhibited at the eas Smkeisld Club Cattle Show, and a ootaiderable numbe u rt sposbeese hen already Men remind. The entries are se numerous that every available apse will be occupied. The hit day for their reception will be Thursday next. Tits cattle will comprise a barge number of animals now exhibiting at the Birmingham Cattle sal Agricultural Shoo, and the entries which have be. Inds suet be In the ehow.yard by Saturday. the id Dee. The private view is dud for Men- I det. the fa. PROPOSED WISELY CATTLE MARKET TOR THE Minim or ItstetAss.—lt Is docked to bold a = settle tuarketow be walled . the North of Ragland Market," at Eat lierbrd, Nottinghamshire, a scheme that hes been earlseted by the Great Northern and the Man ehester, Shelia & and LISIIOIOIIIIIITh Railway Companies, who to defray the earn e, joittily with the corporation e t f= Eeetier of 60 bad seceasery for the purpose. The silo Weald le sem the Groat Northern Railway station and is is form a tangle botuded on two sides by the male WWI of those two oupesies. THE Foo AND THE MAILB.—We years tram Liverpool that the /roamer Edinburgh was not detained, se was supposed, by the for. on Wsdaesday, but went to mast her appointed Una and left Quenstown, Ireland, yesterday, also at the appointed dna SHARE LISTS.-?HIS DAY. Two o'Cioca. The railway share market to-day is again extremely inactive. There is • decline of per cent. in Caledonian and i per cent. in 13; Urzat Writer°, bet an advance of 3 per sent. la Lancashire and Yorkshire and Eastern Conntien Other c ri, c ,i pt i ons are quoted the ISM 1111 yesterday afterJoon. Loudon and North Western stock is autland96l to 1 ; Great Western, 061 to e l ire and Yorkshire, 971 to I ; Midland, 106 i a to t London and South Western, 96 to ; Butsra Glandes, 661 to $; Great Northern, 102 to 103; pi ts South Eastern, 78 to ; and Caledonian, 91 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at E i t to prem. Grand Trunk of Canada steak j is supported at yesterday's impro ement. Great Western of Canada shares, se well as Bahia and tm Pernambuco, an also inquired for. OIDLIAZY MAIM LID /TOOK& f i r a. I re.l Amore =.14a .11161.11•11.1011..1:. kg•aatlM lleat-t- I i:~:~~ 1 . 6.4 . 11 , Irlakil lif lNN Sl l 7 ll EOM el MAW r um I. Dm& awl 44444. r"t wa Sit l. Teuali 111441 r Orl =146. Dem • Sink ma,. a o ta; :. Th7faidAsaidais 77 78 N NI 111 al . -- d;aosz;zl Alta IL * AI. 3al 111•111spifte ntedl. Wes.. Waive, p elia. rinsia.7.-. --.. Warn —....-. D DielaYeetik.EWEire Arnim IPPm bl end Duallatis& PI d az::: ------- .d. m.o. iviiiiii, w . Ilanaas 1r _..... c a t P. Da ima rev. 7 Da. papa mil to D I Wed, I Tr R 11i '{/.MI De — orgail. 11Vamelna. t 4. ••• IL Oman 41K. 9.4..114.1 pa. do. 11 4. I tpo. Iwo Oso. Wows O. 4 pa. Qm4 IL 0.11 Yti M .em T.: ;PE 71i fa I - N por 06wL t s ylAltic W [WNW W. II p._ mia. kW 41P4.. -7. .m. J A N, emit ..,;.-...i;..-4 1 aE-41...... . f abaft I pill: I Milk. 0 . 40. • gal. el er dr. Nut.Spel Liao ads. I tli di. 11 — Prii. I 1 ,Tp. -- ii.l 74- E. 76. 1 al L re& or 0.1471 ' vidsit. — LE' _'' 'Si:. Wags irMt.rftli'.i lOW.■ •e l rt impisire rid= CIL l arga Tulip& Wm= t=az Mesa • • • 25 1 7 . ..:11 72 • 1.1 • Do. us& sad * CZ/ ea/L . : De. 14 per NM. 1* . . ,; Woolen 11. el waNre Amlels JOINT V :41 ..—•• E • km 1E s v • • B S. 4.4 S ts: /10 4 IN WA S. SAO SO Sift S Sipll 111 E 1 = i V: W N N la IN 91 IS US 111 ice 111 86 le odi 197 102 11 17 10 17 pm 10 01 II 11l 110 11 1 19 " If . olls Al i 4 N N lea NO 13 N iti u N ti.. ~ b~ to dis a s igl ir e n It :dr Si 4 - 1 i 14 1 4 11 114 1 71 S 4/ 4 1 4 0. 43 46 111 Ili 11 T 3 1 1 In 101 ii si M :, n n ;,2 - ;g - Ji to 111 lad 4,0 WI Id Di fell Ui HI/ 4i HI a no Us l Nt *I a NI N W N N 11 I 13 01 IR 14 f lO4 /3 t • W 41 10 141 11 111 141 IV IV 5 II 111 tag I i is 47 li d Pi MI 96 ti Ile 11l u. aii IN 11, N 91 11 N ... I SS 114 US 111 111 is 4 111 111 US US 14 4 IN 1•4 MAY& H 41 i I ii si oi l N f ii !rim l e a 311 P2l 4. figi i r we ON I 6 100 a NI Si 111 101 4 $ IS IA 1.1 11 Ms ft 6 1r I li EA :ii t IASI& ?Alit In SINS Am owl U.llizalmas • ask of 1/11.01i, Wit =L.trtaw. 0 U 14 Ui --9 ; - I r U 111 i Pa Orris .= et lasisa As. Char. et Omminebd Marital Amt. rr:: ilM.llll=l R s ' ****** I i lie IT 171 i 1M e. em d• * Ire *MI =emit Ow irk a . lee Infos& ■ if If 11 d/ Wei .. 1LL ... • _iss .„. 9 9 BRITISH . - - I i I " D i e.T.P tot . u : 1 111; * r: = = 41‘; r igmWall Weft &Oleg lll2 IJf W 1011191 MIN& 10 •Arinika . I DOS. Aameed:riniowl , IS Ina Imp.Cls.sili 9) Da Osi /W. I Ds. lastlloll%, 0 1 05k...4.1.1t1a.0...1.0 1 Mr ....... I az 'Ludwig:7....77:: Dt s. Mae Cerra . IC e • , P 1 , Ikettlei UAW g.i.sl nailed Maim LW 91 1 --. i --1 i dis I Is ii 11 i Ti Si 4 ti t IL Vb Ilei I I S t wi, 11t'1! MONEY MARKET.-781S DA Y. Two o'CLocx. In the Stook Exchange today the only feature of interest is a sale of 70,0001. Consols for money. This has checked the tendency to improvement. The fends are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. In the share markets there is no movement worthy of notice, business being almost at a standstill. The quotation of the Three per Cent. Rent% at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 70fr. 26c. for the account, showing a fresh rise of / per cent. The New Indian Loan is att.ady, at 1041 to 1. Consols are officially marked 96/ and 3 for money, and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 961 to for cash, and 961, " buyers," for the 6th Dec. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941, 96, and 941 ; the New Three per Cents., at WI, 96, and 941 ; the New Indian Loan, at 1041 and 11 the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 961 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. . . . Great quietude prevails in the foreign stock market- The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 77 to 4, and the last Loan 864 to 084, being slightly lower than yesterday after noon. Spanish Bonds are firm. The Russian Four-and-a-klalf per Cents. are marked par. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Fonr-and-a- Ralf per Cents., 1868, 984 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 81i; Chili= Four-and•a-H►lf per Centa., 894 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 444; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 77; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 664, 66. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany ars well supported, at If to 11 prem. The steamer Arago has arrived from New York with 22,5001. in specie for England, and 140,0001. for France. The applications at the yesterday were to a fair extent. b there was a good demand, partly for amount of the Stock Exchange. Good bills are still taken at the Bank minimum. at the B►nk The telegram received from Amsterdam yesterday Irsa rise of per cent. in Austrian securities. transactions in bullion occurred at the Bank yesterday. The specie by the Tasmanian, from the West Indies, consults of 71,559!. in silver, and 66,1081. in gold. The steamer with the Australian mail of October was due at Aden on the 18th inst.; a telegram giving the substance of the news is expected in London next week. It is stated that a number of the gentlemen who lately composed the email's*, or irregular bourse, at Paris, are serious in their intention of attempting to establish a market for French securities at Brussels, and that certain of them have already left Paris for that city. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1061.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire en increase of 1,6941.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including Rut lan cashire), au increase of 4,0601. ; the North Eastern an increase of 6,6131.; and the Midland en increase of 2,6161. It appears that the time has arrived when the share capital of the London General Omnibus Com pany is to be overridden by a preferential creation. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders is called for the 16th December, in London, for a variety of purposes, one of which is to enable the directors to submit a report and statement of accounts for the first six months of the current year, whilst another is " to consider the propriety of cancelling the 26,192 shares of the company remaining un issued, and raising funds by loan, debenture, or preference shares, in lien of part thereof." A special meeting of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company was held yesterday, to re ceive the report of Mr. Aggas on his recent mission to New Brunswick. After a lengthened discussion, &resolution was passed in favour of a change in the present management, and of the agency in the colony. With reference to the market for American securi ties, Messrs. D. Bell. Son, and Co. report as follows ; There has been, during the past week, s steady demand for the various Amnions State Stocks, and more inquiry for the baker descriptions of Railroad Bonds, and picas are generally very firm. A meeting of the bond and stock holders in the New York and Erie Railway is called for the 29th instant in London, to receive the report of the English deputation who have recently returned from America. The securities of the Illinois Central Railway Company were again in demand yesterday and better. The Seven per Cent. Sterling Debeatures, issued in July last, being receivable in payment of calls, are quoted par. Early in the week transactions took place in them at 92i. A general meeting of, according to the sufficiently comprehensive terms of the circular, "shipowners, shipbuilders, shipmasters, shipping tradesmen, and all others interested in skipping," is called for Tues day next, " to take into consideration the increasing depression and present ruinous condition of the British shipping interest, and to take such measures thereon as may be deemed advisable." Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., is to preside. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th Dec. for the supply of 8,100 loads of pitch pine timber, to be delivered in 1860 and 186 L THURSDAY IVIXIXI. Console, which closed yesterday at 965 to 1 for the 6th Dec., left off to-day at the same quotation, having experienced scarcely the slightest variation. For money the last price was 961, "sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 961,1, ; ditto, for account (6th Dec. ), 965, 5 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 945, 8a95, 945 ; New Three per Cents., 944, 96, 94 5, 95 ; nk Stock, 2261, 228; India Stock, 226; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 104, 1045, 1045; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 18 68 , 96 5 ; ditto, 1869, 96}, 961 ; India Bonds, 2e. prem. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan has attained a fresh rise of 1 per cent, closing at 1045 to 1, or 75 to prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 27a. to 30e. prem. There were some inquiries for the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, which remain steady. The foreign stock market was quiet, with little change in price. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted 77 to 78, and the last loan, 66 to 67. Mexican Bonds were dull, at 225 to 1. In the market for bank shares to-day firmness was shown. The new shares of the Peninsular and Ori ental Steam Company were quoted rather lower. Great Ship were called 12e. 3d. to 12s. 9d. Victoria Dock stock advanced 1 per cent. General Steam Navigation shares were dealt in at 275. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were steady at 11 to 15 prem. In the morning a purchase of 600 shares was effected at the former fraction by a leading Stock Exchange firm. The shares of the London and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Company were quoted 5 to prem. The directors announce their intention "in allotting the shares to adhere to • pro rota apportion ment amongst all responsible applicants." The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan was dull, at 94 to 1. Canada Government Bonds continue in demand. MIXES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. In the mining market to-day the transactions have been principally confined to shares in East Wheal Russell, East Basset, °rambler and St Anbyn, Alfred Canaan, Trencrom, and Tolcarne minus. Prices in generally steady. A further decided improvement has taken place in the shame of the St. John del Rey Mining Company, which have beat dealt in at lek and 16g. General Mining (Nova Scotia) are marked 26 and 23, being inquixed for, and United Mexican, If. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Australian Freehold Gold Mine Company Is expected to be heard before Vice- Chancellor Wood about the 3rd December. At a needle; of adventurers in Ervstel Mew, bele on Wedneeday, the accounts showed a cash balance in bend of 3331. The lieleNtiea over meets ainonnted ~ 2201. A call of 2e. 6d. per share was made. The °anemone Mine accounts, permut e d a" the ...a im held on the 16th inst., exhibited a beams in favour of the mine of 18!. se. 41._ . _ At • meeting of the aiventurers fn Brynford Hall Mine, lathiest the lich hut., the accounts preen teal for the quarter ending 30th Sept., alter paying oft all liabilities, lndnd ltpt royalties upon the ores sold, showed a rash balance of 2101. lit. 11d. available for haws operations. The agent (Cap tein Place) in his report states:— "Prom the many evail .Me points I have to operate upon in this mine I am the more deeply impressed with he value, and no effort shall be wanting on my pert to piece it amongst the beet paying ass tares in the neighbourhood. Since my last quarterly report a vary rich vein (which had for some time been lost sight of) bee been discovered, now known au Hammeraley's vein. This le looking well, and should It confine to progress as heretofore will prove very productive; at the present moment it le 22 bathes thick of solid lead." North Downs ores sold yesterday realised 1,2861., which will give • profit of about 2704 on the lest two months' working, notwithstanding some heavy charge* for buildings, Au, for the whim engine now erecting. At Great South Tolgus an explosion of the boiler at the steam whim, end the loss of one life took place on tbe 21st hart. 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MI. 111 11 riWiroloom almos, 11 4 Noocuraotaa, Nov. 11.—Tle motet ow Ira r 1 111110.1.1. Illgis &Antis 1 .• brtl tir . tolsow dor. Gnat Woolen.. Nkl—Loos. . Pit—Olog Alp Ofrima: Luise Z d iF u ll: —Diu° Now, 7 6-111,11orl. Niv t 01 0 -omollojef—Loodo. Noodford. Liol i llaNtos . = -1 . 11.1—mmelf &Mrs— WM.% 911—North Noologo— lit 12 14 266 ST 19 26 67 47 ii -. M IT 111 : U 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARY-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance ci the trade was fair, and the tone quiet. Prices of most ankles of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small. The imports of foreign grain into London since loot Monday were reported this morning as fair of dour, fair of wheat, smell of barley, end rather of oats. WilEll.-Eaglish sold slowly at lest Monday's prior. Foreign unaltered in value. kngtish'white, 42.. to 62..; red. 38.. to 44.. per quarter ; Daatelo had Kon*berg, Oa. to Me. per 494113. • Rostock, 42a. to 60a.; ether 616 per* 40.. to 461. ; Fre nch, 38e. to 42e. FLoon.-Bteldy trade at shoot last Monday's priors. Town, $6.. to 43a.; Norfolk, 325. per 2801 b.; French, 28s. le 335. per 2801 b. ; Amer., U.S., 26e. to 27a. per barrel. BARLEY in increadog demand at le. per qr. over last llonday's rates. English, 24.. to 46e. per qr. ; Bahr, 24.. to 27e. • other aorta, 23e. to 27e. per quarter. OATS goin g at last Menday's rake. British, 20s. to 30e. per qr.; Brudes, les. to 24e. per qr. ; other Bailie porta, 26. to 275. per qr. Burrs.-English and Bodkin held at lost Mooday's 'dram. &tallith tick, 86a. to 41a.; harrow, 425. to 46. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 66. rev. Beittion, 86.. per qr. PILE inquired Sher, at last Monday's riots. Matilda bailers, 38.. to 40a. ; bog and grey, Me. to 40a. ; foreign white, 48s. FLOATIXO Canoor.--Binoe hat Friday 81 grin labs vessels erre reported arrived et pinta of call, via., 6 wheat. 18 mafae, 3 barley, 6 rens, 8 oda, 1 rye. Sake lad reported: -Maine arrived : Ikea% a resale, 36. 6d. per 480110. Oats arrived : Odom, lite. lid. per imperial quarter, net. Barer continua in anapense. Buyers are endeavouring to bring prior down. Importers, on the other head, try be marten ground; fee Tageorog (Mirka, 60s. silted ; for Odors maize, 33e.; buyers Gar at 2a. lees. mutiv•Li 1 TO miter nom Nov. 21 ro Nov. xs arab I Nebit. Lrm. lareles. Mom 1260 • .... I 1100 Batfay 110 i Gym 1100 101270 ... . 270 NW* /160 i ............ ewer. 2.266-I.arnik LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) (111' same' AND rams maxi m° lIILDONAPZ.) MAY Orti OWN 0013.311PONDiNT.) Corn market languid; kw Wes in say articles, and prier in favour of buyers. MLNCING-LAMB.--(TIDS DAY.) Buexu—There has been a full amount of bunkum dam this week, and prior at the ekes showed an advance of 6d. to Is. Relined has alao advanced 6d. ; lumps, 49e. &I. to 61s. dd. Corms—The public tales have gone off readily this week at fall priest to 64. advance. Tuna.—'rke large public sales at the commencement of the week watt off heavily at id to ld. decline, and the private contract market has been doll at this decline. Corrow.—About 1,000 balsa sold thistly in pub& ode at previous rates. Itica.—A fair amount of badmen done this week at fully 3d. dearer. Rum has been doll of sale; pekes unaltered. ISALTPTIMIL—A full amount of baldness done at the en teems prices of last week. Snore have sold heavily at about previous rates. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market remains inactive, with a drooping tendency in mime, whim are now quoted as follows :—Petemburg Y.C. on the spot, 68s. W. to 684.• all the year, Me., " alley ; " January to )(arch, 675. "sellers." HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LELDINUALL.—Hides, 66105. to 641ta, 4d. to 41d. ; 64Iba. to 721 x., aid. to 4ia.; me. to 6011*. to 6d.; Whs. to dblbs.. bd. to 60. ; to 96105.. hto 6d., 961bs. to 1041ba., 6d. to 60; 104Iba. to 1121 b. ; 6d. 4. to 60 ; Hodes bid" 111. to l Os . 6d.; Calf skim: light. 2s. 6d. to 44.; tall. Ss. Baoldoo oely.-81asp *toe, polled, 7d. to 9s. ; haF. brads, 6s to 75.; doom, 4s. 6d. to 6s. N. BOROUGH HOP MARKBT.—(THIS DAY.) Mew% Pattenden mad Smith report that the market far tine maples continue, itsdnally to advance, end each COAL MARXET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Braddyliillettom, 20.. ; Walla lad Haswell, 215.; Walla End Egmont. IS.. Oa. ; Walla End Baia 18e. id ; Walla End Haugh Hall, Rim ; Haswell 0.., 14..6d.; Walla End Eeanwood, lie. dd. ; Boddlas Hartley, 14.. ed.; North Holywell Math, lie. id.-26 alp at market. NORTHERN REFORM Utture.—This body held two meetings oe Tsenday night—one at Stockton, the other at Duets" near Gateshead. At Stockton the Rev. Robert Spears presided, and exposed th s anossalons character of the preset frenobise by a personal reference. • year or two ago, when living in a borough, he had • voioe in choosing • Fe stoons:lye, but because be had removed into a small tows which was unrepresented in the Lesbiansre that privilege had been taken away from him, although he is morally„ and speaking, just escapable of exercisfug the ▪ franchise now a. before. The illustration urea applauded as it deserved to be, fora better *temple of the inequalities, may we sot may the absurdities, of the property quWilicatkin not have been found. No wonder that after this man hood suffrage was unanimously voted Decamp to insure complete recommit/Mon, or that vote by ballot wee deemed essential to the personal protection of the elector. The loaf meeker, were Messrs. Nelson, Seeing, Sharp, Wilson, grown, and Robinson, and lengthened !address.' were de livered by the deputation from the Union. At Donston Mr. T. Archer filled the chair; the speakers were Messrs. Joseph Cowen, jun., T. Grayson, and James Hay, and resolutions and petitions similar to those adopted at previous meeting* were carried unanimously.—Nemossfle Chrostcle. The police authorities of Berlin in 1866 inter. dieted the journals from inserting adverti , ements for wine. on the ground that snob things were a profanation of the sanctity of marriage. A men recently wanted to simile for a mils, bat in conesquesee of the i rabib , tion no news paper would accept the advertirement. Ile aloordingly applied to the Minister of the Interior, and that functionary has just answered that ea there is no law against each advertisements, the nempaosre may insert them, provided they contain nothing ofreseive. The Almonach de Gotha for 1860, which has just appeared, does not take any soda of the changes made in Italy by the last war, with the exception of Lombardy. The num apparently Is nothing is yet officially decided on. Lombardy no longer steads under the bead of Austria, neither dreg it find a place in the article relative to Pied went. Nothing is changed in the Ateserusei. in the Roman Mater, nor in the Dimities of Tummy. Perna, and Modena; the Martini. Tozer de MTh remains designated as the repro ✓otative of the Grand Dab Ferdinand IV. Brantq.sa INVASION OF • CONVENT.—At a I hunt which lately took place in the Forest el St. os wee attended with a rather singular incident. After a long rim in the averse* of the forest. the simnel reached the Esplanade des Lome, and after crowded a Pond and pang under the oak of Dims of Poitiers, entered the enclosure the convent, pursued by the dogs and the huntsmen. The sisterhood end the boarders were thrown into some alarm by the barking of the dogs and the noise of the horses. The establishment, which is a branch of the Im perial Institution of St. Danis for the education of the daughters of members of the Legion of Honour. is now having forge edditious made to it, and it was thin that the stag sought refuge through an mooing in the wail. When in the courtyard it made a grim through a high open window and got into the chapel. The dogs attempted to follow, bat found the leap too high for them. The ban*. men, not being willing to lose their game, were about W lave the door opus], when the chaplain of the mese interfered. and o bser ved that a chapel was a place of asylum. which ought **protect all created beings, and that he there fore begged that the poor stag might bs sewed. The sort. emu having seeded, the hounds were drawn off, and after • time the animal Wm allowed to go free late the beset.