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

LA ‘v INTELLIUENCII. (THIS DAT.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vioe-Cbeacelinr ihr R. T. Kinderahry.) IV ILC THE NIIIWcA•tl.II rioareaci.t. a %NI MO cute/ANT. Mr. Olasee sal Mr. tattoo appeared in support of a mtia tio• preaeatel a Ovto ,, r, iS:JA. by Mr. Walker, who wet a ens:later f.r 8,11.10 f., Meow 1.. r eta obi• et the winding-ap al the above comesay. It appeared that irons hens Mace XL mare ea b V we- Chancellor Kindereley. bat to. H•munr refused to rooks tee order fur winding-ap an the grontel 'het Mr. Walker bat his retto-dy by acquit as law. Mr . Wallow thee commenced an scoop. le the corm. bolo sea while the ptueeetlin.z. 14111 ware going oa, Hz. Cutbt.rt I:srJum.r, • seer/11..14er, ag.feat whom a Niue Mr. Walltre• acttou had b en ward, promisil to ww lup the company. Ueda. Ohm Ow Ctlto. , .int , • tt W••• •dataestret that dm Viewellmmullal sh-ell rt. Ow a wroidolg•tip =order la both petittem Mr. it..shamh app-and for the dfreetore kik/ ilot Wall, • deb, ot 8,0001., with the a of /UL, hod here pod, and that the theestmik foe proofing the iniawy to pay Ns remalagar at a r e eltt, bat had bra tarred mitt some bp eperblama mit make any ~ .seprorniso. The dieseling tbareforoomend my mate h a y e d the rout wookl Ada war pr]lseys& sa wawr. they Italy required • share tins ailtwoia to pay Mr. Body sad lift. Crarkeall appestat to support et II& Gotham' s petitkie. After ease diectwasa it was arranged that as oldie should be wade to both petitions fur Demmed M t . Walker's debt swills Mittens thy', asd bi deiseM of papaw the order Ls atadiag-ap to be sate siddlial4. All proeedlmgd boat at law said is eerily take stayed is Me sorsawlein Tire coda to be aworeiisei is the mod wog, sad paid within two faoaties. COURT OP EXCHEQUER. &Wags Baacm.—(Baure thq Lewd Chief Baron, sad Ann Wisi.oo, lad ) SWIMISS IP. LOUD CIIIILMIsFoRD.-141011t* Of COV,IIISL.— J 1 1: 0 011INT. Ile Lord Chief limos delivered the judgment of tiee mart la this ease, whirl% wee mantel . few days aim by Ile. Keened, m • Ca... 11•41 for a new trial is the mill Mows came of Swomeo v. Lied Chelmsford, for hariag, when Sir Frederic* Thasiger, es her lesditig amarel, Wand tab • compromise is • suit for the pommies of the &dais .darts. Tho verdict paved at the hW for Lord MAW/ord. The Lord Chief Baron mid--We een if *dem tart tiers ought to he • rslo ea the qmstioa of what is Ns Milky ef midmost. who sodomites the madam of s owes. It was laid dews humidly by as. st the trial that provided ea advo cate acted heave Its, he was entitled to the verdict of a Jury comptsiat were emir scalaet ham We think that oa that Fast, and dm poise Daly, then ought to be s est*. Reis aid emerdMily. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCR. (Be., the Jodie Orderly.) SITILLISI 9. 0171.1.1.11L-11ZISSINCs. TUB wee a mom of , ha SOWER Bwoo, the win of do Ire 8.,. Jolts The Marmara bad Mai asismal br dr widows of hie two bedlam bm seem sf them 1,1111 alle reoeleet whether the sigastere of the Isteseri arm CO toe dm-ImM when he reel Mem att Miaow his w Se C. Cromwell quoted a meat ran la the Prhry Conseil, la wile the oely sarrieing at Immo. had sworn that wire be *ad itte reser there was aw e */ written ahem the elgsevant of the merator—in O t t, h had denied the adoloses of my will et all when he attested the sigatw lam of the &stated. timeetlieless the Privy Conseil felt boitif at hearty se cesalude from the citzunmenose of the are that the enamor moot hest Gild, sad It theists =ire oil it the t. S 2: th t t o or i it wen peMtle be lute 7 4 .1 that Y htt att m t writs his same Mime he called os the: ell to * athestleate its astemer He ((the !mused judge) wadi think., gnat peels able all ; hat it. would allow the effelsi perdu air orate out of the eatele. COCK IK COCK. 1110 dimewd, Mr. Jo.lab Cody We a dub la tbe Registry Gourd's girt, died ew the Iti of Jam, MA leering • will &gad two dayorreviese It wee by*, defendant, Yr. Ch a rl es A. Cock We only beaker, and sole executor; and opposed by kis 14001., haft Cam. LW Ember Cock, on the grusad of Incapacity, bud, sane tedoesce,and informality. The propsrr7 CCOalled Cr/ a pil of vy of losortinos for 1 . e tad on the Wm — Mr. O'Malley sad Dr. Wambry shrived for the madam ; and Mr. o.rta for the plaintiff, who, being • mime, mil by her heat (tired, her mother and guattlitta. Tie,doleadeat (the chorused's ellen brother) wee aims a desk ve the Regairar•Commrare office, and bad in yodel of fact procured the &tamed hie altaatton there. ila nod LM &mead had moreover manned two stelae; bet lbw Jesiele Cock sad hoe only eb Id hod both dud. Is the bet botense the defendeat bed written out the will and had wituaided it himself, but on the following tiey be took the dermeed • copy of it ' which he also rreentid; end it was attested by • It,. Po ps, who had is ear dad de isedeat's daughter, sad by a penes newel Ord, Wbo was lodging in the same haw, sad whom, being sat week, dairedsat had outraged to aria is etwaillog en hie heather. About two hours alar this the doomed wee seen by Dr. Pottigrow, el Cineter ann. liolgrave-guars, who deposed to his print writy at Um thee. The weittletat of which be wa s tbsa dying wee tenssaitiou. The &Gads.; who was pereenally tz assleed, maid that • quarrel had tikes piece between the detaneed sad the plauttirs =other ; sad therm had is cow empoustie beta War or no latercouree between the Os OPINIF•2•111411•606, however, the witneem ahead that he he/ irked kir. Bowden to att es t th e will, and thee Bowan had refused to do se, alleging that he had his wesens. !(codas had also sold seewslg about the &cowed net It es wake • will. Pope bed writienott the i=sieri p= ei the slow Hess to the maw of the bee le t for hi. share Ile re r a Ski t skit st the piweedinge it was in ghee prelate should be groms4 bet that all th e costs he paid out el the anola ♦ • venbct was Yen taken by enesund for tho deiedend. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-1101:9E. • A AINOVAAR CHAYOK Or itt)1111t1T, SITAA *eyes wee charged with mailbag three pros, be. 17to Wm. Johnsen, • hawker. le l e g preeecuter, a respectably dressed sod rather Neill gest koala" mart, bevies twee mimes, Mr. Goodman (chief clerk) asked him when be lived ? Presenter —Weil, I've get ric home. I'm • traveller. Mr. Geodesm—Bet many travellers have a home whim their himilies live, sad to which they go eseselosally Preemegot—But I've so home. dtatMlm.a I sleep ea this side elf the water sad sometimes os the other. Mr. Oooduma—Oh the charge-sheet I see you hen gime as it an ? y address, "Berm eAreet is the Commeeci a l R oa d." Is ear Proreisfor—Why. ; sots MOM there, sad UT. had it theme oh hot 1 dotal know the Dame of the stew, Is, the another of the house, (Leughter ) Mr. Magmas—Do you ever hammy letwrs addressed to Proasru tor—l sever had one In my bk. Ia fact I'm no 'Molar, sad hardiy kuow my A 13 C. Mr. Goodman—l. it a lodging homey Promutor—No, Its a very respectable bent, MU I 411 11 Mow thespian of the people, though I have hem there ME MUD , h• (LAuftbillf.) Mr. Oregluraa—Tbat's rather Meats. Freeman,— I gs oat fa the 1001r0115, to moll my purees, and I'm orcupud .11 day in bueinem, aid I um*: thought to oak the gam t. • . Mr. Gewlame—Well, about three puree. I supper, you seat iseo • patitio-horma yworday, sad saw the pri.omer therw—wee Me druid' or mbar. Prwaystre—Weal, erre war tato:lc a / I d. TM Lord Merv—Wrm you sober r PrOPPLIIB.I , ...W•iI. BM quite. The Lard Mayor—What I. your charge gasket Ism 1' Promeater —Why, Me tan& up three of my puma sad put them ta her mama. Mr. theumen—Befor• your fsee Proerostr —Yea. ii.iit;;l.e.a.-:trbat polite-been wee it Preterstor-1 eta% klhOir ettber tios etre of do Isters ew So wale sir the street, bat it wee swweettere seer Timmer Wiest. Tbr eler—lt Ta• Ibe "%epee" ea Devrgato• hitt. Mr. Oeshame—ls Mb all be dare* re""" haw 1* O /ssr—Tas. Ina Mayer—lt appears is be • arm bastes •Ifor. Prbeeer-11 yea pL my lard, I'm • hawker myselL Lard Mayer—l Imes beard quote eamma of it. Tab men le brim mry buena, et limy mamba, I team* lay wawa, perbape barb. Ton an &bawl's& MA R LBOllOllO ST It F. TN AAAA V A 1•• Ras I - elfin WITH MI Keine ivy*. Marsaty, described Ma post.r, , tsa.gai be tore; Mr . Biagliate cub bevelling two act slobs,. ad thieciesiant to wet, Hr. B•ajasbia C•nat, sh• Gosh end Hoene, St. blertea'seisce. 31r. Coast acid lb* pn.ee.r come into hie home am Os p ,, • , se townies enck end broke tie., gag 1.. i.e.. • a sad emu Ia tbe remain b• cameaids nil a• of la. ..1.•• tatittaags. mad •trult • act• •rith • roller, H. put lb. primer, oat, bat be ease Is ereia, and 1 1 . 1 ••• h. be., neer the wanner terestosed that if be (fdr, resat) teemed hie bad diet be weak' tt nee tbe baits, bet ...I net Vlallslt a... le &sewer t.. yr Bisebas., Mr. Gust etiel he did het regetly pie endsly leer, Neither was he frightsbel elf the bet be *hit the MALlNthereto, he ..d th met t r7 . 4l ;4..viee • • NI.;1 itria•h.e. aroma to Mr. Cwt, proved the deenege ukt At. e.maii the pronser bruko tits gloom 'Welly, baton's' very Tideway at the Moo. Yr. Bingham rad he *add order the pri.oner to dud ~ n o wearily to kcop the peon towards the cootpletnelt, sad he led better py the damsel. _ WESTMINSTER.. 1 • Fry, a very reepectable good.looking young women, 30 year. of age, was ch inlet with ate.ling enure moo. quawity of plate, Mr. 0. arge Charles Siackpole, 92, Ebur•Gtinnt, M.D., raid—The ;Amuse war in my servo , . six week. ago ..huuestosid, end latterly all wen di..stii.fted with bar, he found her drunk one niht, at another time she idayed ow ell Sue iulf us at law. We bad weer had soy reason r s "ttepart her, bat two days after she left, we a 5,.,, d many thing., end, on in.kinr diligent reerch, misted no Ins then 45 pi, ra of plated article., I sick. plate. We alaifund that my wits bat to.t a great quantity of wrong apparel and other 'rock.. We then ' , seabed her box which was left, end found plate and other ankle" in it. I think the must have obtained en estranre into the boom. the night ohs left It, at she pawned a elver mug value 61. The day left wards she maid haws stolen the key of the wardrobe; the whole of the plate was kept them Mr. Btarkpole h.viag Idestitird 2 silver cup. 20 plated spoon., 12 plated desewt knives and (Ate, 12 Otte forks, 2 plated ladles, 6 dower, spoons, 2 fruit knives, sod other Lew pro is Webb, female eearobee. proved deldeng upon ha alsetese eltelextim aid two lettziss. Witham risk 286 A, said he was In Slowte.otreet het I sigh% end saw her. He asked her if her name was Eligabetb Pry. to which eh* replied ee Nu." He took out • portrait from kit_pocket, end asked her if that leke her. fed she ea* "No, you haver made • mistake." Het Ink her to pro- ete•tor, who Identafied bar, sad she was conned to the station. Altboneb it did sot tranirpire in the exambtation, it we,. held that the origin of the robbery wee the mite tion of the peimasr, who had Rillen loto bad habits fa eassagosem 1 She was nowellod, sad a sowswas dhootad to be team oat assess. the powsolos tho p*war eashooter to teaks him sec itat the the if wars WANDSWORTH. coirvicrton von samano etanwongs. Hr. &toad Pasha', a steamer and news agent, el High.aerest, Putney, was saminioned Infers M r . Daytona the authorities, for selling dreworts In his shop con rarypenesto the law. The defendant plesded guilty to the 6111121110126. Yolke - ocuseable Chapman, of the V dovision, deposal that on the 4th inst., he sew ens defendant In Ms chop with Mrs. Pait Itiog senility firework. to the tootreen of • isseinsan residing at Wimbledon, sod sacra he nine ant he maw • handle of fireworks in Me hen& Witness hod sew lineworks exposed for mile la hi. 14 iodowe few days before, awl he then cautioned hint spinet Whole them. On Gay Fawkes day he wan agent on duty in the High•street, sad he saw the de feedant in his shop continually selling firework+ to bath MR end boys. The firewerka consieted of squib, end creshans. The defendant did not deny selling them, but said be bad done eo for the last fourteen yeere, sod had WNW hem Imerfrred with before. He did not know why he bad been wlreted, when it wee amorions the fireworks wore geld ell over London sod its vicinity. His case and one beard at Lambeth police court were the only two that bad keen brought forward, sad theuther was one of aggravated cit. canimancea. Mr. De said it wee against the law to sell grewoette. The air and it was very curious that Os law makers aided la the eelling, for he had sold first arks to several mesebees of rli■ment. Mr. laymen sal that wee not at all surprising, for It &equally haggard that the law masers ware the first to break the law. It was a very dansrernus rewire to heat fireworks in that way, sod the legislature had not only ia view the protestion 01 the parnhes themselves, but of the neighbourhood surrounding. The defeadaat aid be was very careful with them, for he kept the artworks la gine tams. Mr. Dsymu said he was Wand to commit, and he coed the datendaat lOa. and costs. TM way was lannalithely paid. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (lIT ■cecruc TIILIORAPIL) LIVERPOOL MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) CM HANDICAP PLATE. Nortee .. Freebies .. • . .•• .. I . .. Tops .. .. .. • • . STAND HINLIERY HANDICAP. attlesnake .. . .. Poe .. 1 2 AUTUMN CUP. Ono mile end thr s quarters. U Lifeb.st, Ms ".e Berot, York, Dokeder, Aissber. Rue P.drobtr, Wiokfteld, Pr mos of Deenterk, fterillee, le* Seareotr, Tbe rtqr‘re, klutloser, Tirarodrs, Cookies-tr. Arienela, Fl. by Day, Meg Merr , iles, T. P. Ca mks, red Rare Asa ari here. Inricre.e.—Heire -a. DRAM or M. Ammar Rattax.—The death te sasonaced of this well-iraesa French joernallat. M. Basis wee the author of several works. The last wan, 1 Nieces of Maaaria," and "Manners and Charactsrs of the itighteeathCentnry." li, formerly rlateibuti Ito the Brow ds Paris, and to the Eacyclopidis due Goss In Moak In the spring of 1867, be ',placed M. de Noma as resiactsur-nrelvf of the Artaltheintotel ant of the Pays, bat wr t not acting that capacity at the tinted his dt oh. SMETHURST PARDONED.—The Manchester Guar dian of te►day,bsa the foUuwing :—" We have it on *tithed:, which we have no reason to doubt, that Braethurat's owls has at length bean deckled upon. The statement is that the cm. vkt will, so Ow as regards the charge of murder, receive a free pardon, but that he will be proveded against on a charge of bigamy. The Chief &roe, it le mid, still adheres to the opinion he has • I often exprme4 —that the verdk* of the jury was a just one, and fully bouts out by the evidence adduced at the Mkt." During the present week the &Goleta city of York has been the scene of ennalekrable gaiety, conmequant on the entertainment given by the omenbees of the Yorkah , re Celan Hunt Club, which took piss on Wednesday night, at the AssecoLly and Conant Rooms, In that city. About 1,000 Invitations wets sent on; and about 760 persons were pre sent at tbs ball. This number would doubtless have heat considerably augmented but foe the meat demise of the Dowager Countess of Harsuood. It is stated that 700 horses have been sent by one dealer to London, Item the county Tipperary, within the pest eight mouths. According to the Commercial Gazette of Anglo bed, th • Gamete of Vittoria has applkd to that of India for optchorar of woo wed against as in the rebellioo, to be dopooitad the public library of Melbourne. The Prem! of Jain rye, "Do the Australis= think of the &pop mut Irsellooldoro of Chide and the north west as South Soo Isiasirsor. On the coseasioe of the opening, a few weeks ago, of seventeen nai:ae of the Madras railway In the Malabar dis tricts, the natives crowded to see the trial trip of the "smoke handy," which travelled at the rate of thirty miles an hour. The women signified their reverence by salaaming to It, end many of the men strove herd to keep up with it. New sip eel-men had been drilled to their work, and placed at every mile of the line, but several of them, on the approach of the engine, threw tlisdr signal-doge on the ground and took to their heels. The Phagenis notices the great increase of railway traffic in peamegere front Calcutta owing to the native holi day.. One day "no lees then sorsa trains with passengers started (tons Howrah, this drat being one of forty oartieges amid two engines" AU were crowded. Extra trains rot absoat deity. By the way, the third clue carriages mesa to hoc* much crammed, fur, eccordiog to the Raw/aro, a person was found dead in cue the other day, and amber was removed to the Howrith Heepitel half dead from miaow. *IL It Is believed (says the Her ken) that the b oomed met with destli from gaff cation in consequence cif Ohs overcrowded Wets of the carriages. Tnr. ROYAL ClitiTtri--The subscription towards the ret•ef of the sufferers by the Royal Charter prepense Schecripitons will be receive./ In Liverpool by the f. dlowing —Arthur Fl e) wood. Sons, and Co.; Leyland end Pullin. Moss and Co., Gibbs, Bright, end Co., and at the Exchange sod underwriter.' rooms. In Manchester, by air B. Heywood end Co.. and is London, by Heyward. Kennards. end Co., and P. Champi on an d Co.. Lloyd's. Tuesday ens bee bees dud he the teciel Inquiry at Liverpool into the cit.-mm.4moms attending the loos of the 'easel. The ingeby will take glace before Mr. allen.geld, stipendiary coirgi.... trate seeimed by Ceptahi Harris, 11 011 1 1eal 001000 f to tb• 110001 01 Trade. Mr. 0' Dowd is apiednied to conduct the Inquiry. roseelkm with the meisnehnly facts attending this wreck. I. Is stated that Lord booms, ea lord of the resew et the &attic, near which the di...ter look place, bee sent in a claim to all property or tremors that may be washed whom _ THE PROPOSED Porrorrien AT MANCHISTER. W• are .mewed to mate, to eat• way which MGM NO doubt se to the facts, that the Post- , -Floe authorities sad the Lamle of the Treseary have both haelly decided that they will sot Year the exposes of purelyrser whet lo called the Qttaea's Theatre MG, the es.t .f which they Gad would couoiderably emend the amosat sloth they woubt be jogs& I to rprodise sprit the site as prat.tfit • for Illatcheatrr. It has bees bellmated—ihrtah Dor, we believe, in soy flidel menhir— that Us Post-ellke alai barium are mill willing to purctreas the Tones-) tad at the price which was formerly agreed to be pill fur it ; but that tbry are oct Dow willow w girt the Nam which to that time they pplo.rd to =deletes towsads 1 " flaPnwel. , at of the epproee bee. They titre mho farther wieessted, that If tb;orrreeerrd ..ffrr to purchase the rid eheeild he rehired, they will at mace pureed to band apes ehe elie already part:hosed ta Jaha Daltoa-seteet— Neseshestm Ordwairs. SHARE L 1828.-21118 bal. Two o'CLoow. There is still no revival of business, in the rail way share market. Great Northern stock has improved about f per mot., end London and North Western E per cent. South &stein is rather Hat. Other descriptions ere quoted the same es_.yes terday afternoon. London and North West ern stock is called 931 to 96}; Midland, 106} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96* to 97 ; London & South Western, 96} to ; ledoniso, 92 to ; Great Northern, 102 to 103 ; and &stern Candi. s, 614 to 66. The inquiry extends to Groat Nortbsen A stock. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at li to 2 prem. The Indi an shams are quiet. Great Luxembourg are rather steadier; and Great IV( stern of Canada and Bahia dull. 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I ! ii If 1,00. LL SHARE 11411171T8. levismos. Nov. 10.-The ambit nu pane nal tredve all du. lie .4 171 1-Ceialsabanalf ta-lianate 03■11.11.0. 11 lima ridaniks'atT,ll.4.,,,,,ser_4...atto7ll_77Loans as 4 fairth Nelda, ila s Z orth Bandaka. mad Nardi Ifteland ne 6-Iden N am. bt am illfflt% 8 I . l d-Ddada at 0441 d.-Oraad Truk et Cued% Wotan at Nardi,. el el. Manconnu. Nov. 10.-na I=4[4 nae dull {e 16 ID. 4 n . aloha lat. Shalind. lif-Dlite. U. Preference. 7-14 2n. duellble pat Owl.. - le p.-Troak. lid-Edment Bun. 1 a p .. .- . 054—lltito, kin IS-ha-cud. ch....terd 13.14-Dover. Ul.le-ltancela.24-Nriera Oasallta, 1-18. 111=1 . Nov. 10.-lbasa elmanda Inn nid to-day se 10i- Lendan mad Nona Wanton eland 1.-Nerth Manna York Bank 17$- 7e f1!-S wam prewri, Biala. 161 Otmand No Nadatko. Ni Loam Noy. 10.-Nonh Preteraaa, 15t -MUGU Pan INIOCOM PLC 7-10 pta.-theend. 1086. Tall MERSEY Dock BOARD AND THI VOLUME= Hirt.' Novaxattr.—At the meeting of the Mussy Dock sad Harbour Board, yesterday, a long disunion lock plus m-dathe couduct several of the clerks of the board, brd enrolled themselves is members of the Liverpool ' I Volunteer Artillery Corps. It et that on the tram at - horns sub•committee the hoard made aware ref the conduct of the clerk., they paused a 'Wen requesting the clerks to withdraw their pass tree' the tell of the corps se the sommittes considered that each a cmatizion would Only teed to increase the pretences for absence from work. Oa the report of the sab-ermusittee being brought before the board yesterday the muter was folly discussed, and the ge neral isellag of the members !appeared to be eatirely antago nistic to the resolution of the committee, and a motion was pared, which will have the effect of rescinding the commit tee's promediags, and giving the clerks full power 'react as they please la the their office. marraz, providing they do not neglect the dutiee DEATH BY BlTlMlNG.—Yesterday an inquiry wee inetPuted by Mr. Carter, the roomer for Diet Surrey, into the origin of the lire which occurred on Tuesday aoudad last at Lancaster Cottege, Lock's-Ude, Walworth, la the ocie.mlima of • person escort Fairbrass, • plumber, which In the death by burning of hie wife, levy Ana Paktum. G. Pottle= deposed he was seat fur on Tuesday morning last, about 9 o'clock. and, on going to the house is question, he found the wooden slat lin cantering thereat:oh enveloped to dames. He assisted In eitinguishlng them. The deemed wu found In • sitting posture, as if she bad fallen down. She was frightfully burnt, sad life was quits extinct. Mr. Feirbrass, the husband of the deoessed, stated that he left bocce about eight o'clock la the morning, what the deemed was in perfect health. One of his mar gems to him soon afterwards, and on his return be hand the washhease asuly destroyed, and the body el his wife partly consumed by fire. Several other 'Messrs were examined, and it appeared from the genteel tenor of the evidence thet the unfortunate woman must have set her clothes on fire either in lighting a candle at the fire or in some other way, that she had run round the room andestrourieg to find the door, and having become husesible bad fallen down, and her blazing clothes mast have ignited the woodwork of the building. The jury osemsed • verdict of accidental death. Seve ral of the relativee of the deceased then complained that the coroner's odder, Mr. Cooke, had taken the body away against their express desire, and that he bad threatened to give guy one lute custody who Interfered with him in the execution of his duty. A juror expressed an opinion that each • course was not sanctioned by law. The coroner stated that when them was no proper convenient* for the retention of • body, ea appeared to he the case in the present instance, tho.y were empowered to remove It tea proper raceptacle, and Mr. Cooke had only meted In the execution of bla duty. EMPLOYMINT OP WO/MS.—A society has been established for promoting the employment of women. The committee includes several ladles of title. Vier mat Eart hen; M.P., is the treasurer, and the society seems to be organised so et to be likely to promote the excellent object in view. Ajdatereent has been published in which various otiee lions tot= employment of women are sue. en O. I. appears also from this statement that It la the Wootton of the society to *Mobil= a large school foe girls and young women, whore they may be apecially trained to wait In shoat, by being thoroughly well Man/0W In amounts, bookkeeping, 10.; be taught to fold and tie up parcels, and valor= many other little acts which • retired shopworn= c told teach them. The asorsaity of politeness towards customers, and • con stant self-command, will aim be duly =premed upon them. Girls educated in Ohio school would be capable of becoming thrice, cashiers, and ticket-tellers at railway stations. It is shoo contemplated to • ustilish workshops in connexion with the =hoot, where the girls may be taught other trades —trades well suited to women, but now almost exclusively in the hands of men, such as printing and heirdremlog, for Inatome. As the means of the society Inc:mad so would the Dumber of workshops and the variety of teed*. taught. No girl would be admitted to either school or workshop who did not bear a good character; nor, no leaving, would she be recommended for employment till she had =seed seat examinations as proved her to be competent fur It.— Bess. FORBIDDING THE BANNS.—During the progress of the service at the Abbey Church at Pusher°, on Sunday I morning hat, • somewhat unusual demonstration look place. The worthy vicar wu offideting, and had just got through that intern hag adjunct of the service, which many young ladies of • certain age generally pay more attention to than they do to the text—having published, hir the second time, Use buns of marriage between Henry Coauthor, a lad aged 19. and Elizabeth Teague, • buxom widow of 30, with four children for a marriage portion ; when just In the nick of time, op rou • short, thick-set, elderly female, who hod been remarkably busy with her snuff-box amongst the old women le the middle side during the former part of the service, and in • snuffy, twanging tone, cried out, I forbid the hues to thie church, aye, and In all other churches!' Of Hearse the young women couldn't help tittering a little and • great deal at the snuffy old woman who had as the daring feet of brawling in church according to the rubric; and who, after all, turned out to be the mother of the would-be bridegroom, and who had sated thus because she thought her moo would be much bettor off under his parent's race, at hest two piers longer. Such another occur rence as the above, at Pershons, is ant remembered by the oldest lethabitaat.— Woreteterehire Chronicle. 1)L AND Mae. HOMPllltern.—We understand lettere have been received is Cheltenham hem Dr. Hum *eye, stating that Mrs. H. end the children arrived at :ftamt, after a very stormy passage, on the 23rd of October. The doctor still without , * in prison awaiting Iris trial on • charge of adultery, and the letter states that Mu. Hunt. phreye has experienced peat difficulty in obtaining lodgings, It not being the practice in that part of the States to let cut furnished apartments, but that after great difficulty she bee found temporary acoommodation, but at • charge coutider ably exceeding the sum allowed by the committee in Oaken haft for her weekly maintenance. Some two match. ay • paragraph was copied Into the immune. from an Awoken PaPart stating that Dr. Humphreys= being taken to prima alter hie arrest regaled bizerelt with "wine and cigars.' It is only Mr to say that Mr. W. J. Bartlett. the governor of the gaol, ha. new writtee us to gay that the paragraph In nintion was entirely without loaadatica.—Chelfasham MOREY AVAKKB2.-2HLY DAY. Two dam'. The decline of between and per cent which took plasm in Consols yesterday has been recovered this morning, although there is no return of activity. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business remaltas es doll es ever. There is, how ever, no retrogression in pi:ces. No change he 3 circus red in the Three per Cent Rentes, at Paris, this morning, the prices being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 70.16 for the account. The scrip of the New India nioat; is steady, at 104 to f, and the Stook at 1031 to 1041. Console are officially marked 961 to 1 for money, and 961 for the meant. The present quota tions are 964, " buyers," for wish, and 961, "sellers," for the 6th December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to 96; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 93; India Stock at 224 to 226; the New Indian Loan (stook), at 104 to 1041 ; ditto scrip, at 1031 to 1041; the Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 961 ditto 1859, at 961; India Bonds at le. to 24. pram.; end Exchequer Bill., at 295. prem. Quietude continues to prevail in the foreign stock market. The inquiry for the Spsnish Coupon Certificates continues, and transactions are recorded at 6. Turkish stocks have declined ; the Loan of 1864 being quoted 78 to f, and that of 1848, 67 to f. The New Ru-sian There per Cent. Bones are marked 631 and 68, ex div., or say f and f die. Sales are record• el as follows : Buenos Ayres Dashed Bonds, 201, 20! ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 14$; ditto Provisional Land Warrants, 31, 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for accouant, 225, 221; Burin Four-and-a-Half p er:iCents., 991 ; ditto, Thee per Cents., 1869, 661, 66, ex div. ; Spen;sh Three per Cants, for account, 441; the Committee's Certiticatoe, 6; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 78; ditto Six per Cants., 1858, for account, 87. The applications at the Discount Office at the Bank yesterday were to only a moderate amount, but in the open market an active business continues to be done, and there is a reluctance to take bills at the Bank minimum. To-day a call of 61. per share, representing a total of 125,0001., fell due on the she-es in the Great Southern of India Railway. A parcel of 15,000 English sovereigns, ex the Phmniciso, was sent into the Bank yesterday. No bullion was withdrawn. The Delta has arrived with the heavy portion of the mails from Australia and Bombay, and 16,2001. in specie ; and the Arme ni'an from the West Coast of Africa, with 9,5001. The exact amount of specie engaged for the East by the steamer Ripon, which will - leave to-morrow, is 260,8251., of which 197,6251. in silver and 47,7001. in god is for Bombay, 4,0001. in silver for Calcutta, and 1,500 sovereigns for Alexandria. The whole is on private account. The prospect of saving the gold by the Royal Charter seems to be considered less favourable, as fifty guineas per cent. would be required on fresh insurances at Lloyd's. A number of holders of East Indian Railway stock have been selling during the last few days, with a view to reinvestment in the new Five per Cent. De bentures offered by the Company, which carry the option of conversion into stock during a period of four years. The list closes tomorrow. It appears that only every moderate amount of the 30,000 shares recently offered by the directors of the Great Ship Company were taken up by the original holders and the public. The issue of the balance would place the company in funds, but as the directors have no power to issue shares below par, and as the price in the market is only about 138.65., the question is raised—Will not the com pany be compelled to raise capital on mortgage, or by an issue of preference shares, in order to com plete the great ship for sea. The value of the Royal Mail Company's steamer Paramatta is erroneously stated in the report of the proceedings at the Greenwich Police-court at 200,0001. instead of 100,0001. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4111.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,4251.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lan cashire, an increase of 3,9501.; the Great Western, an increase of 7161.; the Midland, an increase of 3,9501.; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,8161. A shareholder in the North British Australasian Company forwards the following complaint : TO TER EDITOR 01 THE EXPRESS. hie,—Yon than Was months have elapsed linos any official rsport of the proceedings of ths North British Am- Manisa Company his been publishwl. Can you inform tba ntuaseom shareholders in that company residing at • distance from London how it is that this is the only Australian corn psny that does not from time to time issue some statistical account of its progress? In doing this you will oblige Nov. 10. A 811AHIROLD1114 At the second half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islands Telegraph Company, held yesterday, a divi dend of be. per 101. ahare was declared for the half year ending September. The shares of the Ocean Marine Assume. Com pany were yesterday quoted to 4 ',rem. The fol lowing gentlemen have bean added to the already strong board, viz.:—Mr. Henry M'Clikivy, of the firm of Cavan, Brothers, and Co.; Sir Samuel Canard, Bart.; Mr. Morgan, of the firm of George Peabody and Co.; and Mr. Frederick Harford, of the Manse Assurance Company. The West Middlesex Waterworks Company an nounce their intention to apply to parliament for power to increase their capital by the lame of new shares. The fourth aeries of sales of colonial wool com menced yesterday. Messrs. Dutton and Hincken report ea follows : The catalogue comprised the following wools :-332 bales Sydney, Bis bell Port Phillip, 82 belts South Australian, 181 bake Van Dierusn's Lend, 1,637 hales Caps of Good Hops; total, 2,677 bales. Than Is a good attendance of buyers, and the price reeked show an advance of id. to Id. per lb. on the July—An/tut sales on wools general y. The Quantity arrived for the present sales is as follows :—llydasy, 10,819 balm; Port Phillip, NM bales ; Van Demett's Land, 2.145 bales; South Australian, 856 bales; N.. Zea land. 3,336 bales; Caps of Good Hope, 14,872 bake; total, 43,976 bales. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. 1). Bell, Son and Co. report u follows: In the market for American , securitie s during the put week nothing hu occurred to rlamt particular notioe. There continues a general inquiry for the several State stocks, and in radnad pecurities the chief demand has been for Panama 7 per out. Sterling Bond.. .-_. • • • The screw steam yacht Fox, 155 tons, which re cently returned from the Arctic Regions, was sold yesterday at Lloyd's for 2,8251. . . _ _ . . _ The Euphrates has arrived from China with 893,000 lb.. of tea. THURSDAY IVINDIII. Cowell, which closed yesterday at 96% for the 6th December, opened this morning at 961 to %, and, after improving to 96%, " buyer'," closed at 961 to 1. For money the last price was 961 sellers." The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 001. t. 1 ; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 961 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 94%, 93; New Three per Cents., 941, 93, 94%; Thiry Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1883, 17% ; Bank Stock, 2251, 226; India Stook, 226. 2261 t the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stook), 104,103%, 104/, 103%, 1041,104; ditto Scrip, 104, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 103% to 1041, and the stock, 103% to 104. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 96% to a; those of 1839, 961 to ; and Ex chequer Bills, ii)s. to 325. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan was quoted 94% to 931, and the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 103 to /. The foreign deck market was quiet. if IT• Hi ' u s It 5 il I II Ili 11 it Pt I , f lli DOCK& milVl4l—THlls DAY. Two o'CLOOx. In the Stock Exchange today Sortridge Console shares are inquired for, and are marked 1. Etut Wheal Rowell are flat, and have been sold at 101. South Foil:lnes have been dealt in at 145. The other transactions have been prin cipally in shar, , a in Wheal Trelawney, North Donne, Great Herat, Hiagsten Dowto, and Best Wheal Grenville. Foreign •nd colonial mining ahem a are very quiet. St. John del Rey are etzatly, and eae marked 13. The shares of the British Iron Company haws been dealt in at the depressed prim of 11. ♦ misting of the West Par Consols Copper and Tia Muting Company M celled for oho 22nd inst. At s meeting of the adventurers in Redmoor Mine, held yap. terdsy, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over mate of 221. Ws. 94. The agent's report was of a eitufmtory nature, sad the lead sampling neat week will be 11 tow of first and • toms of second quality. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The atteadanoe of the trade was fair, and the tom may firm. Prima of most articles of the trade sees tending upwards. The supply of home grown grain wee very wall . The Imports of foreign griO2 into London stare last Monday were reported this morning as small of Isar, very entail of wheat, small of barley and of oats. in small supply, held at le. per qe. over last Munday's wee. Foreign maintained Irmly upon last Motsday's prices -trading upwards. English white, 4th. to 465. ; red, 3 6 a. to 40.. per quarter ; Cattalo end Konigsberg, 42e. to ISM. me 4916. ; Rostock, 425. to 60a.; other Baur parte. 40*. to 44..; Fundy 38e. to 425. Fines in eteady demand, at lam Monday's prices. Town, Nia. to 43..; Norfolk, 30e. ed. per 28010.; French, 26e. SU. ;or 28010. ; Amer., - per barrel. BARLIT.-Fine meta continue scarce, and &I. to la. per qr. dearer than last Monday. English, 245. to 46a. per qr.; Battle, 24e. to 27e. ; other sorts, 2.3 e. to 275. nor quarter. Can held at 3!. t t 61. per qr. over lest Nenday's rale& British, 20s. to 30s. per qr. ; Russian, 18s. to 24.. per qr. ; other Baltic pone, 72m. to 275. per qr. Buse.-lingliso and iigypdan in increerieddemand,seideg lass Monday's rates. English doh, 31e. to 41e.; harrow, 42a. to 46.. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60e. per m a Egyptian. 33.. per qr. Pies in improving demand, at last Monday's min. Enlists boilers, 38.. to 40s. ; bog and grey, 36e. to 40e.; foreign whits, 48s. PLOATITO CABOOla.--84aos bit Priday only 17 lades swards were reported arrived at porta of call, via. wheat, 8 maize, 2 barley. 3 rye, 20.1.. flake last raported :- Italie on ramp 30e. id. and 30a. 6d. per 4801 be., no guarantee. Mime, arrived Wsllachlaz, 30e. 1010. per 411tIlbs. Barley, arrived ;Egypt, 23.. per 400IM. No bud. nem was reported to-day in Wheat, but Maim continued la demand at full prices--sad several carrot, barley wire sold ; Ibraiy 24.. 3d, per 400fte. C.F.1.; Egypt, 245. M. per imp tIT. INTO LONDON MO! NOV. 7 TO NOV. 11. - w Moo --..--- ILO° I • rt , 12: rI llook Mow. CO : Vll rem aa iOns. whom Way. usu. 1114. bra. Pm.. .1. Id 11. 94 10.10.1 Os Id Us 74 SA le 41. id 3to Id As Id fie 10.1 31.4 N 31. as SO 361 led Ili id 11). 7d MY 94 31. I 42.4 10.4 As id 11. Idl9. 61 1111. 91,11, 43. 1411. Id >r lid ,30. 44 310 94/11. 43. 314 91 111 11 A. II 114 - - - wesiVAqii 11. idi 101 lls 31 M. lid IN WOW al OeL 1 g 89 NOV 6 MIT MIMS TUB WI W “ANZIN DOTILWIMPAt. Nene e, Osle Ste, Base. awl Per. L. KAMM MOWING TO P6OOIIATIOIIII DI TO ATILION TOGO/ Prise. Oet. I. Oct. It. Oct IL Oct. YL Oet. A. L 4 1 li t .7. 44 IL CORN MARKET.-(THIS CAI.) (IT 31M13 AND MIRE MAGNITIO T3L/LONAPII.) Onin market siti.i. d.• 800; sour M. dausr; tharad good. Lillian an la waive ',- Twat at Id. to Is. advatee. Beam, ed. dosser. Oats sal meal stauly at lats rates. MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) 8110101.—Tbis market has ban needy during the week, and a limit:d hotlines dons at last week's (=Tenney, the geed end few deeeefplioee being most In demand. Reined hos bees steady ; fag lamps, 465. dd. to 60e. COFTEIL—Tha quantity offend in public isle has sot bus large, the good qnslides found buyers at previous rates, belt' the lower opiates showed a slight decline. Tao.—The market hat been uniformly dull thin week end pine see ld. to 2d. lower at the close wrath a dull market. Rica.—.l limited bestow only done and prices have wild' difficulty been sustained. lium.—Thin market has been without animaUen, but vino en the setae ea last week. Corms.—No mks of tetporfaaos repotted this week. thmeras.—Prkaa bays boa rather btsgalar, but at ea doss than alma treak wets rattalaad. _ _ _ Brtoss.—The quantity brought forward this week km been =ail, and last were currency has been supported. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gen rally bare been dull rnd inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The =dust Is steady at the arsenal prism :—Petentbarg Y.C. on the spot, 684. 6d. ; all the year, 665. to 68s, 3d.; Deoenibar, 68e. 3d. HIDE MARILET.-(THIE DAT.) LEADISHALL.—Hides, bens. to 641 b/, 4}d: to 444 Wks. to 7116 a., 41d. to 4fd. ; 728. to 801 be., to bd.; 6016x. t0 881ba., bd. to ; 881 8 s. 96Th... bid. to 6d.; 9818. to 10416 a, M. to aid.; 104I8s. to 11211 a.,, sp. to ; Horse hides, Ba. 66. to 11s.; Call slam, light, 2s. 61. to 4a.; tall, Bs. BiILNONDSVT.-Bbeep polled, 6s. 9d. to Be. ; bride, sa. 6d. to 6s. 81. ; downs, 4.. 26. to ba 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MIMI. Pattenden and Smith report that the rnadiet Is Ann at a alight advance in rim ; Sae eatopies on ofist Imp seem. Gows AND Tows RIOTS AT OXFOID.—The fire works f honour of the tdrthdey of the Prince of Wiles wane • most magnificent display—the vet; beet ever whereof at Orford; a better situation for letting then off could set possibly b bored, and we have no hesitation in saying they were witnessed by 26,000 people, end tan thins that number would not have filled the =meow space in front of the spot alit sr 5. During the display, which lasted about an home end • quarter, everything pseud off in a quiet and pesos full manner; but immediately it was over eymptoms of • cpu-relsome nature were exhibited by the underpoduatee„ who when in the meets gave th e atiosi of " Gown, gown:. tor all of them to master, and before 9 o'clock about 600 were parading the streets in • most defiant manner. Shortly eftetwards the ery of " Town, town," was heard. std re- "or 'nee amber of meanies and others showed a bold kin', and a regular row ensued which it is impossible to derail r. The newly-elected Mayor, the late Mayor. sad Alderman Sadler. as well es the proctors and other tudversity authorities, endeavoured to keep order, but for PIMP time "It wo v imporeible; the gownsman showed no respect foe name. The Mayor reosived • blow on the bead, the ex- Ma yor and Alderman Sadler were pushed and jostMd, and such was the determination evinced by I he undergraduates for fighting that the sputa constables were compelled to use their staves, which they did to some ea, :t upon the heads sod rtouldere of shore university men who came in contact with, them. In the high street, a gownsman, who wee lodging there, opined his window for the pupas of haranguing the townspeople, but on hie nuking use of insulting words a volley of armea 'meshed nearly the whole of hie three w;n down. Several college windows were abo broken. There has not been so mush fighting between Town sad Gown foe the last twenty years aa there wes last Light. Independently of cepa Leine broken, bats knocked off, sod gowns tons, many of the gownenten were injured, and some, we far, rather serionaly, as in several Mel medical attendence was required, Whatever amount of injury they may bays re ceived was brought on themselves by their beginning en un provoked row with the townsman, who, until iusidhcf,, stowed no symptoms of fighting. We end:raised that many of the latter are also injured. It is expected that the game wine w:11 be enacted to-night, soles' the collegian& art " , gated." DetTADCTIV6 FIRE AT LEEDS.—About half-pact five o'clock on Wednesday night a fire broke out in the mill bringing to Mr. John Shepherd, Blecknorn-lane, Leeds, and before the progreee of the flame. could be arrested the Inc _nor was ironed, end the materials completely deetroyed. The mill consists of a single building four stories high, in.. eluding the basement, and some sixty or seventy felt long, lying on the west side of Blackumn-lane, immediately to the north of the occupation road leading put Eldon-terrace to Wood-house-lane, and Ina formerly occupied by Mr. Shape b gs g ga a copping shop. For some years paw it has bent sled for a variety of purposes, sad when the fire broke out it was in the several occupation of Yr. liarburn, currier, Yr. urbane, leather dresser, and Mr. Gibson, cabinet melte; the owner also wing portions of it u a store-room for a q of valuable furniture, valued at not lean than one tt= pounds. None of the occupants were (Ling a largo bailsman. and the necks on hand were therefore only email, bat as the parties were not Insured, the lose will fall heavily on theme The total loos will not be much wader 2,0001., and not NO teething, we understand, is insured. _ . _ CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DATP.B TMVUOAT, Nov, 10.—Adtabtionaoa payment s 9.320; by isms debate, 4,594; total viiitoca, 14,214., 1 _~