The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

LAW INTMLLIWINCII. (THIS DAY.3I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Oise Br. Ommisismr Faiarleo us am Aux PAIMMIAW. Tbb baralbrapl. asuribal la • leisharbsaws = 28 :1 Daflasynat, la Um, Ikasedy abralar if he Ilartrish. am lb, aaralaala weft. Tbs ossambo sa yid* Ha beelowt pawl I Y anaulmiisa r July lbst aboarabeg si do at lMSbWsaOrlar autimeled 9141al 7I,NK Ho saw VMS is aramal wwtw ; le skis • balks weepipm. 7~lNt use, L Th, mostly bolt by dr mattiage orabbwa Y fa► tanaal at MAIL, kasi mat dm soilkliat war sii the Nebilltlas Y Um anasal amid /am boa ramlbad. non Ira akar team alpaiary, IMO at I• siu tar IN alma. !abed at !kart. - 1)V. br — ibm — blipess, W boy did alt alas b sir mg qprobilse. Tby bre mow bet Os Irak mg doom bierbo eirftwor bbibab mut tbseilit Few mod b Saar hams d bakffilki Um MO; • erellter, old he waled r mile • tow imam sa as ere; ha robe bed NOM gre the menet moths, he osahl the le hetaL Mr. lawswele, Ike bealtript, meld *el the ragman W earn eery paw to laviellgete the era awl = se area ft awe spar Moor(,Tbie •• braireleq. Aka wisimrsiarias MAK la Lila Kr. geparaw bra allered epooloileat hat, all& were set be of of r impreeldena timmeier • Its had ispiallid hie ens wary; sad et thy pease hers a the bigamies a INS be woe great ••• • lads MP*. At that time he wen 3COM. bear dr weal, Wag liareloh eel Dereraret po pery et mil llehreasisly he bed idanigalead on lb. due Aloe a dr_ palls to soregy hls barea, which hod nensily Net bite 110,0031. Tbe tieing bed tees ammo* Web , taleobat to the ors mar Jusiodislha Otte eearh Mr. lbypob br rt i fted sot oen by dot primeleg Mine limed .ailese• ; ins( lra ~dela7a~~: ; it he had strongly "gird dr alp lorigbt are he wee aositied be Si the edratepe which baseged to those who d *dr aside. peopeety. Tree wets ir pothts ; het ~ M a r iw ether bead are were so male mpeneen He owed 111.1101. he miesueed reason tae rgrosp creditor woad be day pM, as woeid Irene, drat Imre • warphan The he Iren e, dons , aid law ants ere tadetatedly large, wag be the treenelleaa Is addition to rear narredb7l,l7l.,V. Tale= Papaw bed perrod Mt. he Ye espedty Mr palls timpani& Tits agigs tree order woe satudiestp 11, b ruisera as wen gressady raisead to by pews agegri ar Am ere wee et ea dliary trie buidi 3 the se lure a te Maar*, ought ea be be 0 10 1 7 gelded ma, esaddraig realm pair nese. ere, ••• dal he bed bees • nectar padiewat swenel yam ho arid ast be swami et heap way alma .n The ferry addition to these es dieDeveseiset Waded se Ira en the I•ir Betberst Anotrair rmeegGteaps• 'Swats's , nthrettedthat Bagehaw, in authrty to improve hie poprt, bed esobriall the whole et ha sepirsi taleThon! sew TB fan Of age, as so period of ble area lied be bra b e rote at ell approaching ir elvary. This Mose wee eddy gerribeble to corkers* at diet pound bs hoped to receive int cies artillseis. • The Crambelare—Tbere Is pat difficulty la dealing with them ewe where the per are of the tronasetione swat es ',ods*. amodtass • medic(, and when there rely • small portion efleadiffig, whisk however small It may be, Wage the ecal ue t, th e amounts, the estate, and the creamed's' of • bealwap=r coi n:mom of this seem Team tl of this mall portico of trading, the WU* milli have been perfectly legitimate • metalaly would meet with en acme. But how th e Melina • men becomes a trailer, E 'Trevor small the iodise may be, be immediately bessemee 1,I•le to all the duties of accruntirg for his 1114111011, sad being natty to gem s.ery tremble informatioa to the ardnore. I believe, sa w.-11 from the report of the official wiener so from looking over the balance-ehoet, the the 141Sie is fairly amounted be —not rigidly, se would here been mimed if the whole of the tramactioas had born strictly trading traametioaa, but stall am reasoaably as eau fairly he ezpoted from • parson situated aa the baakrupt has toms. The though very unfortunate to him, eaanot be mid to be exotedingly disaatroaa to hie creditors, for if the protcrty now anything bite whet it le estimated at, I think then will be • fair dividend for the crediton. gad, therefore, although in respect of the somata and la romped of what war stirred aa to accommodation bills, nod wavy paid for interim, 1 Weir here bad at wee dais erne doubt epos my mind, es to the areareelogre Ms, they partially, not satiety ezpleineil le my atireetion sod as to intuits rid disoonsi. awl am es mated, principally epos the payment of Wend an the seartgaglia, I be not feel that the cue cella for that mprehenaion which the court Ilea been ia the habit of proaouncing upon such Items sa interest aid tbsomiat. 1 have • titan, doubt whether the drat class I. from goiag • hide too far, but I think the second clam would mop short of the merits of the cam; I therefore give the keekrept the beirdt of the balance and give him • &A rlene (*mitigate. Mr. litsinikaw—Will your Hower permit me to say one word before I leave the court The Comeilmiceer—lt r better, as • general rule, that godlier should be mid after the judgment in pronounced. ileimbaw-1 mealy wished to uprose my gratitude to your Hoeoar, and all your officers, tor the kiudass• with which I hay. been treated in this mart. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. ATTUIPTED SONWEIT IN ?NI FOG. • thief, masted with... Berry. bat well known to the flehesse " Goofs, Harris." was brought before Mr. Comber yak ohm, ag to weal • hamper be.. • light cart near s, dark it ties fo g os Moeda, last. Nada Seashell, 177 M, • detecil ee °Hoer said that ha wits th linty dans( the log ea ay Mond last with switheir sear ka private clothes, and woes new th e clack Leashes-bridge, ha saw the widow, and samba wsli-Itsows thief hdlowtag • Ight cart which vas pro soiree& W City. % Vita e . kept near theca sad saw the psisar go don SAW the cart, put his hands op, sad try to lift sot • haampsr. At that tines his euaipanloa rw mews mod th• •ther oßiew, sad wined cat to the prises r, who Mgo the kagapar, sail steamed d with the oiler. If imbue pseud Ms, his the fog beteg at dew, both of ihese weds to omega Yowl, ofteensas Ea lasi the pines, Y Kassohiest aid Not his bier osetedy. esether fleseetive Gem, 76 id, said 119 was meth loeseell at the ties, sad obstinody maw the prisoner tad eeeihor vellluirrers Aid behind the can. The primmer get ap as dr ha, sad sitstopted to lift oat • hamper. He vas use it WM the priaoser. la dame the tow said that the °Mow tart he mistakes at so hie Weary. He wee pointy* that so parses could estop., Sather i ad • is. Both Worn aesered worship that the plower ow the leee. meted trill They knew hiss well es beteg • thief sod erter • Mr. Comele=7lTt=c :.1 be no doubt *boat Bien. He nest Mm otmitaied for W ere ..oaths with herd labour. - - - MARL MOROI: 01141 T It HET. ritzamo TOZOID CMPOU). TO 1.11,7 , 11 TD 11110T11.. 144 APplefas aversil Scott. o rnspeetablo- loader or. GM rbo boo ferflented 6wrlf •• a •41••• m lb. army, Woo Marygol bebr• Mr. Breboa. by &Ivon•or. a ront•••• Ur • !Mors, ultterlog forged okotioot to b.:mita/pm. Gook kootoot Ito So Sok is lb. cane, Ur smirk hire am lb aotleL hue the widows patty sow hie ea lb. perrioss seer Y may be nowsusberml that the prionose was &owed loth waft a atom co lliteara. B•elwe. beak, Liras, ist 10 .. e Y r.)11. at b.. tab at Malaria's MIA Regoat ono awl Waterloo plow, oat oh the elope holag taloa le the Caaaaeorria Walt, Heliflet , 4 ono., Corot-pods, It V.. sat t. Lai, sad rettaroad by Mawr& Berlott <WMr.. °env La* ~Cesar, s o w append lac Use promo. WI Cmsrrw Crswicrd, rlstk to Mesere. Bethett end Co, Lftillti seed the chum pr0d0...1 was sent &wet.. their beak by the Corenwtessl batik of I...ntb,e, mid it was retuned ell test beak, so prns of the D.J.. P 4 Jolts Charles Crowley \snag ea en , vet at chair toot. Perionet Slit, n• o. 293 A. Nod ho took the prim:ear lobo cwecaly it Foltoot's limit, to Jaeo.'..street, and ea &skies c.. 40 the awns., at blaitly) . .. when Ise hod lodged, he owd it wee e moodie awl tb.t be hod sot lodged throw Ile 91sertes) told bum that it wee sot the fret tine belied .4• • moiler mi.tak., end 1..3e h.. int o moody. Mr. 1/..th sad the sea. tba , of uttering sfortivi rb-me as 3ft. EMMA.. td tot. Jermiseestres, where the I,..ase bid been slay tog to., 13 dale: the amps bun ..111101 Aegostaa dorm, of Mews. Taw sad ACo., us e us e W . lbld sad Pretence. Mr. Emcee Bawled Festers, Fallen's Hotel, St. Jemee'e rtwr., .eel tb• eases, prodsoot fee 161. 17s. woe mot lo hie teak.. Ot hair.r tree received from the primmer), nod &Aar imfet i, mat lo %aghast wee retuned unpaid b+ days etarerr Mr. b•iieb mtiWbe id ad obreeved last lbe climate tore Oa r. a.... Be whied for • rem.®l 10 Mr. Frotua ' s iw IV •veadasee et a from W•letirt.i. V bet for tee 'meow Wag Feelened) tornm o s eager et Irony at Mr. 11 , entail's would be was Ws numaiga. CHILI) CROKZD by A BCOAR BALL—On Sunday ••• - eivor leo avid tiro year* ead • half old, newel John hiatuet, .00 of the keeper of blear:burgh Lusatic died ace, the f Il nmf tin umetenete • —Mrs. Ilan .ley bird pat lb. child to bed at his gratidarither's whilc .b. .eat out to chur:tt ; awl in oi-ler to beep him quiet florae ....initiate wars it,.. bin. Ono of thene—a mow hall aufirtun tidily Awls in hie the At , and although every that *al made by the erewl.,,thcr to raw ilia it, the child died Lkee it could be gee eur. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTRLLIGENCE. (IT ILIOTILIC TZLIOSAPRa ARRZWBBURY..-(THIS DAY.) Ones IOREGATE STAIRS. m ey STEWARDS' CUP. Ha Stanl . .. .. .. 11 ran. GOLD CCP. About 1i milt. Modusis, Lag William. Broad'sods, Conductor, Itudassr, itallitiosso Room, and VUtfitiem arm bars. TWO-TVOLD SWEEPSTAKES. About 6 forloop. Ode* Astrosh sod likamood sire Immi. OTNI Ationroto.—Rosalisil, Wawa, Nelms. lan • ad, Wmiihmr, 84t WUlimati Limb PA, sad OW Dor Tray. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. To O'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is firm, and in a few instances an improvement of lor per cent. is presented. Business is very limited, this being " settling day." Present quotations are as fol lows ;—London and North Western stock, 96! to 98; Midland, 105! to 106; Lancashire and York shire, 961 to j ; Great Western, 64! to 66 ; South Eastern, 771 to !, being in demand; Great Northern, 102 to 103; London and South Western, 96 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 64/ to 661, being dull. Caledonian, after being marked 911, has improved to 911 to f. All these quotations are for the new account. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares Sr. quiet, at 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Stock shows a partial recovery from yesterday's fall. Great Western of Canada shares remain dull. en 1114 M 1 BRITIIIII 1 1 c Ms - or I_ 1 0 UI. 2:1 US. t o t I Yla N si si li i 7 7 U U P 4 i 74 7 II it il . NI N Y! n ft ul lei llt te li II 1 HIED KINTJ IS N A I MI In 114 IM Ps II 1? 1M 143 43 .4 114 lif N N Ili IN N N 2 1 PI P ill I IA II U ISI IN 100 113 101 101 II I/1 Ti 04 * #4 U Po: ill Go Loo oso i i 5 fie ii fli 19 91 93 14 131 WY - 100 - - 100 - - Wu- - 100 - - 1M 1 C 73 101 I - - 1001 1 1 1001 37 i I MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day, though as inactive is before, are farmer. An improvement of about per cent. has taken place. The principal business in the Stock Exchange hos consisted of the payment and receipt of the' differences" accruing on the settlement just completed in shares and foreign stocks. The tone throughout the establishment is somewhat stronger than during the last day or two. The New Indian Loin, both scrip and stock, is quoted 1034 to 1, being firm. The opening price of the Three pa Cent. Rents, I at Faris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 69fr. 95c. for the account, being 6c. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 96 and 961 for money, and96l and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 961, " sellers," for cash, and 961 to for the 6thof December. Bank Stock haabeen dealt in at 226 and 2271; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 041,1, and ; the New Three per Cents., at 941, 1, 1,1, and 1 ; India Stock at 296 and 228; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031, 1,1, 1,1, and 1 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961; ditto, 1869, at 96, 91q, and 961; India Bonds, at 2s. die. to 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish stocks are fully supported at the improve ment which took place yesterday afternoon. The loan of 18.54 is quoted 77 to 1, and that of 1838, 66 to 1. There are more inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Other foreign stocks are inactive. Sales are re corded as follows :—Braidlian Four-and.a.Half per Cente., 1868, 981;' Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto for account, 221; New Granada Active Bonds, 161 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1869 (scrip), die.; Spanish Three per Cents., 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 761, 77; ditto Six per Cents, 1868, for account, 661, 661; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 ;VeneznelaOne per Cent., 141. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are somewhat flatter, at If to lf prem. Two begs of sovereigns, weighing about 18lbe• each, and two boxes of gold, one weighing about 661 be., were recovered yesterday from the wreck of the Royal Charter. There is still an active demand for money, and the appearance of the market is not quite so settled ea of late, neither are the terms equally uniform. Trans- actions take place occasionally in short bills at 2;,1 but they appear to be quite exceptional, 21 being the minimum in most quartets, whilst many houses ask 2 1 and 2f. The final instalment of 26 per cent. falls due on the Indian 6,000,0001. Loan on Tuesday next, but the sum remaining to be paid is believed to be less than 160,0001. We published yesterday a report of the decision of the Lord Chancellor and the Lords 'mikes upon the application made to them to authorise the investment of a certain frost fund in the New Indian Loan. There cannot be two opinions as to the advisability of the law upon the point being made , clear. A bill ought to be introduced with the least possible delay legalising the investment of trust funds in all clams of the Indian government loans, the security being virtually that of Great Britain. The rupee paper, though relatively much less likely to attract investments of this character, cannot logi cally be excluded, since it rests upon precisely the same basis u the new Indian 5 per cent. Loan. Let the line be drawn at any point, however, but let the law of the cue be relieved from the reproach of unintelligibility. The ensuing settlement in shares and foreign stock. has been fixed for Wednesday, the 30th inst. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday. The 98,0001. by the Europa and Hammonia was purchased for transmission abroad. Government will probably despatch about 200,0001. in specie to Calcutta, and 50,0001. to Hong Kong, by the steamer of the 20th inst. The amount of silver as yet purchased on private account is limited, and there does not seem to be much prospect of its being greatly increased. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. In one or two instances, including Ham burg, the rates were a trifle higher. They are given below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to I ; ditto sheet, 11.131 to , slues mon th s, 11.161 to 16; Antwerp, three months, 26.26 to 30 ; Ratakrarg, marks eanco, three months, 13.61 to ; PariA three days' sight, 26.71 to 121; ditto, three moths, 26.321 to 35 ; Frent-on-thw liana, three months, 1171 to I ; Petershvg. per rouble, three months, 34 to ; Visena, ed. flo., three months, 12.66 to 76; Trieste, ditto, throe months, 12.65 to 76; Madrid, throe math., 461 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 49 1 to 60 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.20 to 30; Genoa, three months, 26.421 to 7; ; Naples, three months, 401 to I; Palermo, three months, 1211 to 122; Messina, this. months, 122 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to I, Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. - - -• • - - • It appears that, including &supply brought by the last mail, another large batch of Victorian Railway Bonds is now in London. The agents have as yet, however, no instructions to negotiate them. The East Indian Railway Company are still in viting applications for the balanoe—about 200,0001. —of their new Debenture Loan. The Brazilian financial agents have published the particulars of the progress of the redemption fund. Amongst the bonds cancelled are those representing the whole-607,6001.—0f the Five per Cent. Loan of 1829. The half-rearly dividends are also advertised in the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 1843, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loans of 1852 and 1858, as well as on the Chilien Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1868, negotiated through Messrs. Baring, Brothers. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany oontinne to be largely dealt in, and were quoted yesterday morning li to II prem., but declined in the afternoon to 1 7-16 to 1 9.16 prem. it being stated that more than one project of a si;nilar character is in preparation. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List published last evening : • • Inaurance.—Eagle, 71; Globe, 1001, 101} ; Indemnity Marine, 170 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 81; Law Fite, 41; Kock Lite, 81, 81, ex di,. (in.—lmperial Continental, 481. 471; Fhweix, 63; Sur vey Consumers 111, ex div.; [;oile d (Amend, 22, 22}; Westminster Cnirtered, 641, 67;661; Western, 121. Docks.—Bast and West India, 118, 117, 116; London, 67, 65, 66; Victurit, 104. Waterworks.—Berlin, 41, 4i; Lambeth, 98. Canal.—Kennet and Avon, 61. Tv ESDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 961," buyers," for the 6th December, opened this morning at 96, at which price fora short time there were alternately buyers and sellers. The closing quotation was 981, " sellers," for the account, and 981 " sellers," for money. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 964, 951, 98; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 96, 964; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941„ a, 1; New Three per Cents., 941, t, 7., 4 , 1 , •, Thirty Years Annui , ties, expiring in April, 1883, 171 ' 171; Bank Stock, 2261, 226, 2271, 228; India Stock, 226, 228; the New Indian Fire per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031, 1031,1031; ditto scrip, 1031, 1031, 1031 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto, 1839, 96/, 981, 96, 981; India Bonds,ls. did. The Indian Your per Cent. Debentures of 1839 were quoted 961 to 4 ; those of 1859, 96 to t ; and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30s. prem., showing reduction of Is. The foreign stock market opened heavy. especially u regards Turkish, which were first quoted 74 to 76 the old, and 63 to 65 the new, with an unsettled market. In the afternoon a decided improvement took place, and the closing quotations were respec tively 761 to 771, and 651 to 661, being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Mexican Bonds dosed at 221 to i for the new account, being still dull. Russian, scrip was marked i die. In other foreign stocks the variations were utumportant. Bank shares te-day were steady, at former prices. Royal Mail St eam shares were quoted rather lower. Red Bea Telegraph were doll. The shares of the marked 1 and Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were firm, at 92 to 93. The New Victoria Government Bonds have de clined to 109/ to 110. Melbourne Corporation Six per Cent. Bonds were dealt in at 104. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan remains steady, at 96 to f Tee shares in the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company have fa ll en about 30 s . thi s week, being quoted in the Stock Exchange semi weekly list of this evening 8/, against 9j on Tues day. These are 201. shares, with 21. paid. di. I Pd. 1 lisswars. I it to ItZta'"'r.:: IS IN f IS II is. ti t i UP Rms Mi. sot le IN SI 1 ,..i.n- . lers. " I 'LL a grusTallor: 3 sm _ 11 111. 2 I .... T . = r Mil 2 " isl • se* _ _ - Is. PI Iltssl WIN ... IS 4 Dis. Nos.. . a io sum udi.A:l;Zi. Illi ol ISIZP Ossrla. lberso.. SIS IS Noe . m 2 eff : et a 2 Fai'l•= l lf tr N e e Sf . 46 9.' aat SO D i rig= : It I: t 4 111% . 041. 19w II 5 24,11111. INI Po. 44. s. IN Illbeeras Orms IS Las ..116. le IS Ds d tZt. 21 N IS .-• 6 DO.P • -._1“96- II 1 Tdlidibi 16116..• arras cVLUMDI4. MEWING AT THE MANSION HOUSE. (THIS DAT.) Thie afternoon a large and influential seating was It bag Egyptian Hall under the pendency of the Lord Mem, der the purpose of considering the bast tasesures to is be Woe for assisting the bishop about to pressed to British g Columbia in the discharge of the arduous and hiparsent is duties with which be has beau charged. The meeting was .a eased by tho Lord Mayor, in paregoric* of nthaerenely signed nquisationa from merchants, bankers, trades, end le ether of the city of London. Amongst those prima were the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Oxford, the 14steep of at. Ocharbia, Sir Om. Grey, Bart. (late governor of the Cape); E t . is.. A. itissaird, M.P.; Alderman Cubits, M.P.; Ilk J. LAU* Best.; Mr. William Morley; Mr. N., M.P.; E red ak H. Wow, M. r. Pryer bested her rod. is. The LORD MAYOR beilyspred the sereadasemarraea e s . tap est the iburbstisa of the mission was doe to Mies gi Burdett Crane, who had endowed it with the zeunifionn rib ad surprising stun of 26,0001. Her Majesty the Guam had i t subscribed 2601., the Marquis of Westminster, 2001.; B. U Williams, Him., 1001.; the Arehbishop of Canterbury, M. n i The see bishop Dr. Hu.r., addressed the sesta& Nada( that has departure ben England would take place at K braerrow. The meedays wee ohlremeil by the Bishops of London sad Odred„ the Hoe. A. Maneled, filr G. Grey, sad others. Thie morning there was aa overeiteladag wegregatket M the pariah church of St. James's, Plosedilly, who bed aseser bhd for the porpoes of bearing the last SWIM Winded to be preeehed la Ragland by the Right Rev. Dr. Owen HO* the newly consecrated bishop, prior to his departare kr his distant diocese. The Litany emir* he,* been read by the Rim J. R. Kemp, MA., the rector, the bishop preached an adtuirible sermon on wisokeery sod °occluded with ea elocpsent appesl in behalf of hie new wiesion. The Hely Comentoion wee then administered by the Bishops of Leedom, Ostord, sad Colombia, who after• word' proceeded to the Mamba Home. rift CONCRES.Y. The /forming Post sayo:—" It may now, wo apprehend, be assumed as certain that, within a meth front the present time, a congers wilt commence its mesings, for the purpose of deliberating oat the affairs of Italy, sad that this country will be repreemeted In it. We believe It also to be beyond all doubt that the magmas will poems a du IM- I reeve character. It will examine and disease the cases deemed likely to promote the prosperity and paaw of hely; 1 It will weigh the arguments advanord by the represestatives of rival states and different nationalities; It will comb to strike the balance between Austrian pride, French infinamos, Eagle& gym path tee, mad Italian 'agreed= ; It will urge, with all the moral weight doe to the collective wisdom of Romps, the adoption of whatever course may finally appear meet expedient; but its fiction will be strictly confined to dell bane= and advice. Nor will it preemie to enforce Its polittcal awards by the bays= red the sword. In a aim peas of which the Wet bsis, the fundamental priaciple, la he employment of that moral Influence from which England has away■ hoped to obtain better results, in this Italian vicarial, than from any military intervene= a liberal Reg lish government could not refuse to join. It may safely employ it. =moat efforts te secure the triumph of those principle. of civil liberty lid ',atonal Independence which it has so much at heart. If seemmsefut, its sucoesees will assist in consolidating the peace darer. If unsucoesful, it may at least terminate Its diplomatic campaign with the feeling that matters are no woese them they were at the beginning, as the &Maims of the osailwa, supple* they proved at variance with the views, mot possibly be forced on the umpteen, of a niactaat pas*" LORD BIOTIONAN ON ITALIAN iIDiIMIDNICL The following in the reply of Lord Brougham to the letter receatly addremed to him on the subject of Italian affairs by the Earl of Ellenborongh " Brougham, Nov. 8, 1869. " My dear 1111eaborough,—You might well expect that I should agree with you in hearty gocd wishes for the inda pendant* of Italy. " I sea only repeat what I mid at the great Edinburgh meeting eating day, that , whatever may b e my op i z i oas upon the re upon el the war (which I had fully given in owe bonse), it hod led to a state of things which eke& the hams some peropest of swam, provided Latta laterite. MP euladed, sad that the beet practice! course for then to take Is as salsa with ilsediala. although I retain way ociaks open the condom of that Power. With regard to General Garibaldi, I amino say lomat of partisan or guerilla action an somewhat Mender, admitting, as I do, his great gealities, so far ea we are acquainted with his public con duet and Low:maim.. But I recollect thst those Powers with whom Cato differed are said to have a preference for peat battalion., and I wish we may not ham to mourn over the kind of MIMI which be inclined to favour. At all events, 1 am sure neither you nor I would derire to have the prat of Europe at large disturbed even for the sake of me,sy dear Ellentorough, ever moot .la mely yams, Baocon•m." TEE riciascus VISIT IV COIL The lArd-Lieateasat arrived at Cork on Monday, Mese o'clock, baying posted from Coetlemartyr„ the sent of the Feed Shennos, wMrelet led bent stapiag stone Thaw day isomerog W. Is the canine with him excellent), tame tromiled Kr. Ratchet), Major Bogue. and Meter Poser, end the wen wee cosupmed ad a squotron of the Scots Gnu The coning, woo dnron direct to the Imperial Hotel, wire rocallesey woe received by • named of nnuou e sad by Major Elm eae stet the Mayor of Cork, F. B Beatniah, M.P., end Mbar pentleman who ww is saltier. After • e v h i sta la the t• watch Mee bona &liven for the party, r= leocy, mnimpamed and escorted se , pro ceeded to visit the luaus wham. A large crowd of persona era essesaYed is frost of the hotel, who cheered hie excel lency, and as the carriage drove along the South Mall, the Greed Parade, Groat Georgia. street, sod Moog th, Western rosel, to the soylana, the gentle of citizen. mumbled at different poises teethed by nailer detuonettati .ne their teenage of • reepec.ful welcome. At the eayluna • large awake, of the booed of roamer, Dr. Power, the reelident physician sad assager, sad other* wore in attendance, and tooducted his excellency through the greater portion of tide very estimates mega of buildings. lii. excellency n-st proceeded to the Qaros'e College, where be distributed the prism to the succostul 'Sudety., ace , impenied by en appro priate adders& A b•aquet wee given ti his excellency is thearostag at the Athemesen. Among others resent were Lard Yermoy, M.P., F. B. Beecniath M.P., the Solicitor- Goteerel, M.P., Dr. Lyon', M.P., sod a number of other tandem= end gentlemen. The Mayor (Sir Jot Ast.Nurr, M.P.) reeds& THE BRUTAL OUTRAGE NEAR HAUT iT.—Two more of the perpetrators of the shocking outrage upon two females (the particulars of which appeased in yesterda)'s Erpresehmere tolint Into custody about one o'clork yeaterd.y morning, while saleep in • dyebome at Detgbtoe. near Ileddendeld. Thar names are Joseph Briggs and William Skew, and both ere resident in the neighbourhood of Brig boom. Yesterday they were brought up at the West ltidieg Magistrates' Court, Halifax, end remanded till to. day. A CHILD BUILPIT To DEATH IN SCiIoOL.—A shocking sccldent oconm4 is the Wedneetield Heath schools on Friday MM. A little girl named Harriet Mattocks, Om )tors of eg., wee pinyieg in the school-mom with some other children Warren I and 2 o'clock, whale she incautiously approaked too sear the atom, and her clothes becocnieg *ult.l she was so a/a:toasty blunt that she Witt et 4 e'Llock the setae afternoon. 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In the Stock Exchange, East Basset shares are rather dull, and are marked 148, 146, and 147. Providence have been dealt in at 44i, being also rather more offered. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in United Mines, Wheal Unity, Hingaton Downs, Kelly Bray, and Great South Tolgue. Bt. John del Rey Mining shares are still inquired for and have been dealt in at 141. Colonial descrip tions remain steady. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia are quoted 3-16 to 6-16 prem. At a spacial meeting of the North Down' Nine Company, held yesterday, resolutions were unanimously pared increas ing the number of shares from 2,000, aa at present consti tuted, to 8,000 shares. A satisfactory report from the &mutt was read, stating the lode in the engine shaft to be worth 30/, per fathom. At a meeting of the selvestarsre in Old Toigna United Minn, held yesterday, tbe aonoushs presented showed a balsam in hand of 931. 19a. bd. ; the balance of liabilities over meets was 4874 44. A call of 21. per share was made pxyable on the 30th inst. The report from the agent was considered satisfaMory. At a meeting of the adventurers in Buller and Basset United Minn, held yesterday, the amounts presented showed a balance of 3491 . 25. Id. in favour dells raise; the Wanes of aeons over liabilities was 4244 2s. Id. Loan of 2a. per share was made payable on the 7th December next. Messrs. Duks,Fall, Pigmy, Bolton, sad Davidson were elected a committee, to attend to the sans of the mine. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The attandanoe of the trade was very small, but the taw very firm. Prices of meet articles of the trade ewe Seedily maintained. The supply of home grown grain was very small. The imports of foreign grain into Leaden winos lest Monday were reported this morning as *mall of floor, entail of wheat, small of barley, end smell of oats. Wasar.—English in small =NV, which WY firmly held at last hionday's advanoe, but the sale was slow. Foreign arm at last Monday's *drams. Ingle& white, 425. to 62e. ; red, 38e. to 44ii. per quartar ; Deatzio and Konigs berg 42e. to Ms. per 4941 b. • 42e. to 605.; ether Baltic perm, 40e. to 444.; Frisch, 88.. to 42e. FLov a steady at last Yonday's prior, sad Norfolk rather dearer. Town, 36e. to 43e.; Norfolk, 32a. ad. per 2801 b.; French, 28e. to 33.. per 2801 b.; Aar., per barrel. iAILIT.-Fine sorts teatime AMON firmly held at len Mouday's rate.. English, 24e. to 46.. per qr.; Baltic, 24a. to 77..; other aorta, 234. to 27e. per quarter. Oars steady at last Menday's ratas. British, 20a. to 30s. pits qr.. Ruffian, 18.. to 24e, per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 13s. to na per qr. Blues.-Eaglish and Egyptian in increaaed demand, at tally lei Monday's priors. English tick, 36e. to 41s. ; harrow, 424. to 46e. per qr. Fondgn, els. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 36.. per qr. PIAS in improving demand, at fully last Monday's rano. English belays, 334. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 365. to 40a. ; foreign white, 4035. FLOATING CARGOIN.-842108 last Friday not a single grain or seed laden venal was reported arrived at ports of call. Bales last reported :-Wheat arrived, Taganrog Ohirka, 48a„ par 49216.. Maize on passage Ibrail, B.L. September, 30e. 6d. ; Ibrall ditto, 30s. 9d. per 4801 be. ; Odessa now ahipping, 325. 93. per 4921 6 e. Oats cat passage : Odessa , B.L. Kept l9a. per imp. qr. Only three arrived cargoes remain off the coast on sale. To-day Mt* reported as sold Taganrog °kirks on passage, 49.. per 49216. Ibrall Maize, 314. 6d. per 4901 b.; ditto, Its. par 48010. A/AZIVAI/ INTO LONDON IRON NOV. II TO NOV. 16. Mall3mb k Occte%. Irmo. I my.. E. /30 . .... 1 11:0 . .. L'Al Ost• 11NN 1110:9 .... . . Ysztlb Sad 111/r 1,090: lama Now . buslZ. /6010. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 80011.—The market is steady at yesterday's prices. There has not berm a ankh: sale to-day. Refined also steady. Conn.—This article is dull of sale, and pnces are soaresly supported. Tsa.—Ttus market continues dull. Common Congo% la. Rd. to L. 31,1. Corrow.—No sales reported. Rica continues in good demand. Rangoon, old, sold at 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; new, 9s. 3d. Amman, old, Ss. 9d. to 95.; new, 9s. gd. Madras, Pe. to 9s. 3d. R . l3ll.—Demerara, good proof, 2s. 3d. SALTPRTRE remains steady. &fraction 4 sold a'. 37e. 6d. par cwt.; Iteraction 11, 345. 3d. 8P ices steady. 1. otter articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAT., The market Is steady at therms:ea prioes:—Town tallow, 60s. set orb; Patenbese Y.C. 012 the spot, 694. 3,1. ; ell the per, 60a. ; Dresher stay, 69s ; January to March, 68s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden sad Smith report that the market le very firm at late prime. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Sod Kepler Grano, 19s. 3d.; Walls Eti I Rose sell Hettons. 19.. 3d.; Wall End Braddyls Hettum, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20e. ; Walls End Het-. ton, 20s. ; Walls Bad Hough Hat, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 13s. 6d.; Davidson's Hartley. 16e; Howard's Hartley, 16..-33 ships at market. SACRILEGE AT PLEMOUTH.-0a Saturday night, the 12th lost, some thieves waled the graveyard well in Catherine-street, broke through the handsome stamel-glass window as the south-western end of St. Andrew's Church, and entered the mined edifice. They burst open the money boxes for the poor, took away the handsome velvet covering of the communion table, the velvet covers of the cushione there and in the corporation meant, and the verger,: cloaks. The gold fringe and ornaments were stripped from the cover and cushioos, but the greater portion was dropped. apparently by accident, in the aisle; the cloaks were found in the yard. The communion table cover is of scarlet Genoa velvet, valued at about 25/., sod eupvoeed to be 60 years old. Plymouth Great C 10 4 .1 Fair, where cloth be not sold now, closed on Saturday. When establithed it wee no doubt a neeeesare institatios, bat it hal degenerated Into a place where comfits of very question able composition can be eaten, exhibitions of sa inqueetiowi ably bed teedency may be seen, sod language of a meat obscene character is uttered. Thia lair is ueually accom panied by robberies; it is the focus into whieh azt c iali gathered all the wore characters of the wept of E There is little doubt that some of these itimerants tioiatted a week of depravity by a wanton and utipmtitable act of sacri lege. Without the aid of rake, the present wardens have, by a long course of economy, renovated the noble church, and embellished with rich stained ghe. nearly all the numerous windows. Messrs. litegetoo end 11 ins have of ,red a reward of 301 for the discovery of the mantles. Loss OF A TUNE Batt. AND NINE IiANDS:. SHIELDS, TUESDAY.—IIItfiIigeZICO has reached Mr. Jamie Derkin, the owner of the Harvey, of North Shields, that that vessel was lost about the 24th October, on Stormy Point, oa the meet of Newfoundland. The Hervey was bringing $ cargo of timber from Quebec to Hartlepool, oi the fall voyage. She is totally last, with her cargo; sad we regret to state that Mr. Miller, the master. and eight of the crew, have vedette& with the vessel. The only survivors sae Andrew Harvey, the mate, and Daniel 31.Cambridg., • Bel fast man. The crew, with the 'inception of the maw, r and the mate, were Belfast men. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERRAMPTOII RAILW%T.—The receipts of this company, in, Maine the Stourbridge Mclennan and Stretford-upon-Avon Canals, for the fortnight ending the 6 to of November, have been 10,3071. 7s. 6d., whilst those for the correarnding fortnight of DM &tenanted to 9,621'. 19s. 91. ; and the erapencliture, &leo in eluding that of the Stourbridge Extension and Stretford , npeneAven Canal., 4,1131. 7.. 11d., being et the rate 11 39.90 per amt., whilst theme for the corresponding fortnight of 1868 amounted to 3,7761. 10a. 0.1., or at the rage ci 39.65 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the tire, nine fortnights and three devil of tie half-year amount bi 93,7041. 12a. 0.1., as sesame 86,9281. 16e. 101. foe toe cornwponding nine fortnights and four days of the preview, year; an/ the swept , . externem for the Ent nine fornighte and three days of the helf•reer amount to 36,3691. 11a. bd., being se the rate of 38.80 per cent., se against 33,1611. Ilk 34. for toe correepooding nine fortnights and four de!' of the pee vents year, or at the rate of 38.14 per cent. .- - •4r7 ,