The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIONNOL MIS DAY.) COURT Of COMMON PLRAf4. Balms et Nillliddlesen—(Bolsre Lord Curl Jostles Ms Nei a special Pay.) 11:1.1.117 a. 1110711•11.-111A•olintn•IT ••••cLI NT • it solute. This was se action to recover damages hr an .wilt, sad Ike pies wee not guilty. Ms. Berjewat Bose, Mr. Clifford, and Mr. Lapworth rend ler the yininuff, sad Mr. Edwin James and Mr. hedwarst Perry tor the defendant. Is the wing Vetch It wee stated that the plaintiff wee sionsimen d toMptstriset brume, who melded at Ditton, limey, and Me doend•st ass a MVOS preotismg in the vases. The dein.tatit, about three yews ego, soomided In the pasties d Mr. Otrratt, who led been for miry pawn the atediail stasmaint ..f the plaintiff end his mother: end on►.saYagafenlß Lwlaess be Introduced tat dehodont to M. • Lail The defendant married Newly three yews egoosisl Is July i.t.t he went to the plaintiffs harm end rase soles* hies of morn his Itapptorwe at houte,elorently smoshed him ha the rummer detailed in the following Jereph GOA; asimeised—l have lived at Dittos toseasy-tbms yews sal have beta Mee yews a viol= ▪ ths pear, sad bar yore osiolotor's charcliwardes. My maim ls 119 yews old, and I am is my 66th yew. The biesdast I. proiably 33 or SA and be wee ntsried two or three2=. Afar hie moniese I celled co MIA awl ribs •he new Per aMr mesa* biers .7:1; 1 - ;;M ' ilabiellmt did set seam as Naha to he W to be, bat I was set awe et soy MKS last IL Os the I lih July I wee employed is my wise rad I saw the aimdast mmbir arrow titilmes. Tweet *magi the time ef to hers sod told the ammo se visa Ist bra is. Mire Iye se the dear he bed ring the bell sad I oast m the deer and met kill. I eared So shake beads bin he amid be weld 'peek te ray mother, sad be wt leis the dodag-nor and sleek heads with bar. Me um est sad peeked me bee the drawlarreem and @bat the door. lie eY , " 11/bat do you mesa by emeehlog about r' I deeded the I bed webbed Ida Be Med lb war and swoon mesa the era I thee& It wee blebs. It was guile paralysed. I aid vitas he mask mad be yaw eyes, you have robed say bow. lb week me on the sent airain and on the ode. The seke wee • thick one. Re k cocked over the ebb red megliS his Met is the isetils cartels and tore ce I ever I Arab have bilk shape. I eseelsel eight or Mee Mews eltagadmr. I resolved the blow es by arm Hamer I pat it up to as,, my head. After than he west bib the passage sad said tomysamber," I will comber yes at ray lime, but I wOO% rise that bleekiserd. The am time I come I will spatter hie baba on those pillars." My maw sotrithetaadisg she was hard of downy, heard the bless, mad she 0111120 to the door. She said, "Ha ha. not hit you, bac he f" and I rid, "Yes, be has. The old lady said, .• I with I had bees tare , I rook, have hit him." (lnagaters) I mused the sow so come to the hoer wain. and 1 went to a swipes who bowed in. wounds. I had to wait for Wm, sad it wee sae o'clock p.m. before I got hooos. I Gould sot sleep that night, nor for a night or two afterwards, I was as ark, excited. sad nervous. I lam polo to this day. I bed to c cry coy was m o .Bag kor ben weeks. Ide sat how of any prorocattoa or presume be this samalt--mit the least in the world. Crwomaannied-1 Bee emeeely a of a tile from the defeadout. I did net aor do 1 new under mead, what he meant by my reining his peso* of Naiad. I Nag to him, "(Good Ciod, 1 wee new in your hones whoa you were not thorn 1 will be on my oath ; " sad ha WA, your oath, 1 will not believe yon cm your oath.' Time was se bone ptokaq but I should hare liked you to we my arm, you would not have liked it. (Laughter.) A surest girl wee called to sive some corroborative evb• deem. ildwia James that addreerd the aged, sad sad that hie turtles' p was .were of the eery Mime sod Miceli duty that devolved epos ihealveseta teeestames. His sliest was not la arc bat the woe preseateteee h 1 W 7 rasp* able getalene• who had rederiebee to steal dart.. the one on behalf of the defradeeL There weld be ao tit that • species of almost tocaoroaala ahead the dideadent's mad nepretag hie wife, whoa he believed to have onsaitted teddelay with the defendant, sad indeed It was lot mull they bed bad the opportunity of a stasultation that they could do anything toter* removing this impression from be mind. kit bed sow, however phased the matter entirtly in the hands tilde safeader three clreunt steam they felt that they were their e bun by eaprtemag his deep regret the lung sad has that he had committed ea lir. OWNS. sad their liege that their porenseton sad that el his irhais night remove from ha lead that imprsseies , whisk wee neat deeply la plattai Mae, that blip wide hai eamileed hew* with Mr. iirllett; ea hapreestos for white those wee net the 'tightest loaadatiat. It was • palest delude& The Lord Chief 'sada, aid the NAM, bed tame to • very eatisfactoey unthaws. A verdict wee geared by etertat for the pleintle— daintiest lUoi. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IN la CUMULI JANOO JACITAON. The 'asolvest, • aoperaaauated samosa of police, whit wee le prime, applied to be discharged under lb. wt. There vas so opposition. The i•Nodyilat err in the A divisive, sad had now • prestos of M. a yew. the iseolmincy had mime from es scow be brought agsied • seit der &hod saillesees. A verdict was Oven for the Meagre led tits lasts ware smarly 1001. Woos the trolvesey end the apppareaw• of the tesolveat bet the court. Commessoraer Murphy brseelei the @sheds* sad meld tbet the IllaTioTO did not Ogren des fall• COSY Of the milate whisk Me insolvent had !quash* "gist • somas t 4 284 aillieflace. sod the Welles,* aught to b. Me- Iseadvest wee accordingly dieeherded. IN al /I,OIIIIT 1111.10N.—LXPONS•1T TO 1111011011 a. • Mr. Cabs, a eirsditot to AN 41111% rompleisci that kis mince was he II o'clock, awl whoa be attended at i hat hoar be losed the ewe bed lees Mimed sd. It wee important !bat b. .bald hest bus pest or the lard wet had • re tired ellewssee white be midi mastic Mr. Ossestsdeset Marlisistl Met be away. eat at ben-Fes le &W wee eek. It Me the trt loot could Ns end resswee the debt se bed bees wend with a Mee wales It dertsseasty tented cat thst the ewe bed bees adjoes The mere direeted the Ineelvesil and ell penile to awed es • Maw day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUBE. A DAISOISOCe Own. Berm, an Irish WM, woo charged with essattltiug polimconsmble 632, and damaging We oast. Tee polusolos it tout • quarterieet 11 last night, whits oil duty is lislf kloos-4rest, Hiehopestate. I beard miss el Fin.' I mot up Thmem'e-runts, *Mace the emit came, sad saw showers of sparks ismunit front the chimneys( oise el tM homes. I lobed up st tee windows, bot 1 could sae so me. I theta knocked at tee door, as upon obtaining M. miles I ran upstairs sad knocked at the door or the primate's room. He lt, me in, end I saw that he ma drunk ; end on the hearth I prrisived • May of hissing shavings. I Meld tip the chimney and Mind the soot vim on Bre. I sand tom why he had mode each • 6r., aed Is said, " Whoes that to de with yew ( I shall make se much dre as I ;" at the some tine throwing on • lot more shavings. He Ws mum to the door, locked it, and took the key est, sad I Sold him if be did not open it and bet am oat, I meld me my Mat MI than let me out, bet I W emireily got amide the door when be sprang at me lam Weer, wrack me violently, and tor. my cost. By thle time 1 hid smidanco end took his to the etatioo. TM answer to Lord Ma)or (to p r i s osei)—Whitt ham you to my in We cheep ? Prisoner—Why. all be has said Is fates. Theis wee bat • shavings,*lntle lb. hearth, which I kept sight to ke-p or warm. I was lo bed whoa the polimman Caen sad Mocked at the door. - TM Lard Maps (to oflem)—What damage be. he dose M your cost. Whet wall ,t tstur to repair it ? A Milner P The °lke' (h I4 MR op thesaat i _millet'. Irma the amber of mats is it, appmnd scrim) —Mere them that, my leeL It id 'poled. I vhoold my about 10e. The Izird Mayor—Tau sear that, pimmer. Toe bare amid very badly throsehmt. Poet of all, you art • let of Mariam ou dn, sad ought by your caralemnime hare burst the place dews. la .he escan4 Mace, she, the odor my koully tells you af ir, sot being aware that you Mies, yes ...oak him, sod tee. hie cost. I shell firm you 10.. ier the tromp dose to the coat, and 5.. for the aassalt, or emd you to prima for verse dsyl. TM roue warn paid. The Giornale di Reese says : —" On the attires= of the 2lst, the Pope want unmpittsdly to the Cemetery a Callisto, a the right of the Villa Appi►, sad diseanded into the crypt of the virgin and martyr &unto Cavils, sag prayed Wee bar imago--►a bane which hag withatood the aleiontudis of tiepin cestaries. His holiness prayed an the eery spot where the aspirated remains wars buried to loess before they were placed in the tomb petard he them by order of the Peniiff Urban. The Pope, who was ►room ponied by SOON members of t h e comodmion of Saind Archeology, 'maimed the whole of the crypt with greet anemias." BIRDS' NESTS IN NCIVIIIIBER.—In Pastimell - Wationagbory, there are throe elm tress standing, and a fortnight ago there wen 00 symptoms of a bird's neat, but no. there are tbs.., one in each Mes. They Sr. twos. spar- TOW, and the lode birds are seen daily very busy retrying Dunes of bay and ; bat new they are beginning the finishing steno, for they are carrying (anthers to (Isiah thine mansions. Thera tern,: no learns upon the trees, their meta and their lab or are sable to any one who may chows to impost them.—Maidsene Jerson(. SHIPPING INIIII4II MEETING IN TEIR CITY.—(TIIIB DAY.) This afternoon a crowded meeting of shipowner", shipbuilders, shipmasters, shipping traderowe, and all others intereand is shipping, was held at the London Tavern for the porpoise of taking Into mos:Aeration " lb. present ruinous condition of the British shipping inn rent, and to adopt omi nous to parliament, praying foe • oconpretientive, searching, and iispanial Inquiry into the actual state of British nevi ▪ and the owes that have led to us present depression, as well as into all the lawman/ regulation. nadir white it le now coaducted." Mr. R. W. CILaWrOIO, was called to the 'hair, sad amongst the ether gentleness mem& ware Mr. Owego Frederick Yoieng, Mr. Berunley-biome, Mr. Lising, M.P. • Mr. Derma Dauber, Colonel Sykes, j M.P. • P. flein;s, M.P., and °Marc Th; Cnalanari is °peeing the prom .d.ings sedd he had ahead" emptied to the shipowners' °osmium that he wee wholly swami to the principle of protection, but those geethum *aphid to Mee that they had no desire to advo cate that principle new, and they had convene I the meeting imply with the view of urging the legislature to Matinee as isgairy into the mares al the present depressed state of the shipping interest. Una that larpisestka he felt no dificalty in undertetiog to preside to day. Is the early part at the first merlon of this year he pen nodes of hls late Iles to move for a committee upon the eperations of the melees sots affecting shipping; bet Geh -1 serastly Yr. Undway moved for an Inquiry into the bemire arm afilinpieg, end that motion being *atria, the committee, of whisk he was a member, met oats and en ' palsied do 0. C. Lewis as their chairman. The dish Madan napped sheet the inquiry, and in the es mad wise there was no time to revive It. Be the seam Mel new. In view a the m il migelatmat of the seenminee ant sestiou, he advised the maerig to direst their etiestlea le gelding up evidence epos the °battles imposed by the law apes ships trading to than Called %k.., the Nast, end the Continent, as well as the lajurice of shipping taxation, both local sad imperial, and the suicidal principle involved la them/Danger act. He should be happy to give them all the setionaes in hispower in promoting each an important and peening faventigation. (Cheers) =Mr. P. Boum, M.P., moved the first resolution, end de clared his belief that If soma measure of relief was not speedily afforded, as *nest would have to be held upon the shipping interest. The resolution simply recapitulated the opinion expressed at the meet• lag held in December last, and baring recited the reply of the remanent that the distress was only tem porary, It affirmed that it not only still existed but was (molly on the Merman sad that nothing but ruin stared the ' shipping introit is the how The Caatutut said that the resolution was to have bees seceaded by Mr. Digby Seymour. the member for Southatep km ; bat that gentlemen eat unavoidably &besot. Mr. BILAIILIY-MOOII escorted the revolution. He had enamel the repeal of the Navigation Laws In parliament, end soaking had sines occurred to change his opinions. The esonta7 was *norm* of the real bearings of the quer does, and be inigesied that " a hand-book" of their ems theald be published for the enlightenment of the pin yin's,. Bs fir tea the 111.111114 the navigation laws Italia( eheapesed turelege by Airlift, it had inneased it, while it had placed the foreigner at an advantage with the British shipowner. filmiest Menaced various foreign countries that favour their own ships at the expense of British bottoms, he west en to argue that the efficiency of the saw" and the sr curet of the nations demanded that the existing system should undergo a material alteration. Net eee pinion in ten dammed was aware that the coasting trade was gradually drifting Into the bands of hiregners. Oes drainage which the forerun enjoyed at the expense of the British ship owner was trading with our colonies upon nel terms, although entirely free from the bordena of the stare tu . Re edve eated the principle of reciprocity adopted by the United Etats". He was as much a free trader as say man, but he would stipulate that be should have the right of selling to, se well as pimiento from the foreigner. We imported 14,000,0001. al the mmofacmr.e of France • but in return Pianos only leek 4,000,0001. of our raw ma terial. Such a state of things was pawl, unfair, 16. Lamar M.P., claimed the right to address the ofoodoi egigeltion to the resolution, übe amid met allow It to go forth that the distress of the shipping Wenn was attributable to the existing system of mullion 031111WOle, or the repeal of the nevi law'. The resolution and ihe memorial presented is kit year were fallacious. He was favoura ble to reciprocity; but not enforced reciprocity, hews that wee protection in its worst form. It would revive the war of daises sad the sidles ef smaiserc• which prevailed blithe time of Cromwell. (Them provolimi coasiderebie uproar and a georrel cry of nar i a sal klm. ouL") Mr. G. F. Yount; roes to order, as Mr. Liodeey WIN traveillog from the business of the meeting. The question Mr. Lindsey wes welabig be had challenged Mr. Lintinty to !bones with him la public, and Mr. Lindsay had declined *enlisting*. The Cwatautta thought Mr. Lindsay was not out of order, bat left it to the meetlag to decide wbctlicr they would hear him. Hr. Lim UT continued to *peak amidst repeated inter ruptions. The resolation warn ultimately adopted. Mr. 0. F. YOUNG, and other advorttee of the shipping interest addressed the meeting at some heath. A petition to parliament, petting forth the grievances row plated of, and ying for inquiry, worn agreed to, sad en e trusted to theattelrmrna foe presentation to the Boum of COCOMOU TOG ProOsadiap teem/lad dr whole of the allatiosa. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1859. BORRIBLI MURDER. A murder of a most frightful character has been committed at • haul situated 19, ILides Heademart, Plea bury-market. At the boom in aposeties there melded Is s ant floor frost room a err aimed Imam Moore sad • woman, believed to be his Els, with a child about 2} years of age. Soma mouths saes Moore Ins charged at the Mansioo-houas with mesultiag • female by biting bar is the hood. and for that alma was senteseed to Imprimm nest. During his incarceration he betrayed symptoms aim sanity, and was removed to Maris madhosee In Horton. Lad Friday the room Is King's Heed-taut was taken by Moore, and yesterday moraine, about seven, Mr. Tarter, the land lord, heard quarrelling sad .mica between Melodeon. Nothlsg, however. traaspired during the day to warrant suspicion a any particular violence having bean committed; but in dm aternooa, Moore, who had, it was believed, bees out the hears, called Kr. Turner to the room, where a moot home tying sight premed Itself. A women, in • perfectly amide mate, excepting some alight article thrown aimose her lass, ley flat on her beck on the boards of the room, sad near her ea one side, placed upright Is a white hand-basis, was her heed ; white oa the other aide, equally as 04•7, sat a ohlkl, quits satisfied, apparently, with the politics of itself and mother. A beg wound was was at the women's admits, easel a pall In one corner of the room contained a quantity of blood with wearing apparel. The Boor had apparently hems washed up. for smeared mark. sad the presence of water were manifest. Moore disclaimed all knowledge of fhb tdirbtfal scene, promo:tag with apparent truthful's= Oa he hal made the discovery on rearming home jaw* pre viously. At that moment there was no ground for despise thisoa he appeared perfectly clear of blood stains sod bed ea& clime Ala. Mr. Turner however left the boss. with him, and reached the Worship -street Polio,- esertjust at the conclusion of the days amine. ; there he met ea the threshold Mr. &Wagon, the office-keeper, te 16011111 he mentioned the dreadful ocrorreette, st the same time alluding to Moore, then standar by Me skis, perfectly composed ,es his lodger. Mr. Kattegat es Usage the relation instantly took both men into the oleos sad marks of blood were dlsoareitile upon the trousers a Moms. A few minutes after this the hoar when the victim ley wee Is the pommeios of the police, while Rayne', warrant taker of the 0 dieision, conveyed the supposed murderer to the station-home, in Old-street. Moors is by Sado se sm. lwells-maker, and had two children besides that rseationed, bat they wen away from home. Among the artiokre Swag by the police in the room Ins • Cu box. oa the lid debit:li wee sketched a cellos*, with two men homing. It is be bend Moore escaped from the asylum. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER. ([HIS DAY.) . _ Jose Moen, 83. by trade an umbrella maker, wee ohoosod Won Mr. D'llynoolut, at Worship street Pollee ewttr ea ouoMoloe of sawing the death at Mary Asa, bin view The prisseer's 'Terror did not denote guilt or bratty. He was not brought into court before the disposal of all the pied dories and remands, sad the seer outside up to rat period was or of intense excitement and confusion asaseg upwards of 1,000 persons. The following evidence nee received : William Turner, 13, iiieg's-Iteed-court, ant • journeymen baker. Prisoner lodged with les rises Thurs day lest with his wife and one child, aged sheet two yews sad a half. They occupied • Brut S ,or front room, Nene saw him mill yesterday eftersoen about 3 o'clock, whet be knocked at the etrest-door. Ny little daughter answered it, and said, " Father, her. is the gentlematt up stairs, I said, " Very well," and prisoner prod upstairs. He did sot stop • minute, then re turned, and meld, " Are you landlord ?" I said, " Vac" He then irked, " Has anyone been in my roomy " I sp. peeled to my &tighter. She replied, "Not siaos mother has been about 11 o'clook." Prisoner said, " Come up stairs with me." I want, sad lamer satensi his room first, be want straight up tro whore the corpse lay en the door comet with a itenakespens or arataGing. I ism or. • naked body lying ao be but, with • weed on the beam of the bowels Moat six Who arms. Prisoarr add, " Look, that is nay wife I add, " Good God, how haa this oocorred t How do you know It Is year les r He moiled, " I suppose it is." 1 this laid him ko wait in the rose till I Mated • police-oonstabie. He Wand, and said " I will goaarrbere with you." I brought him to thli *Goa Whams hire Bedard what has already appe••d Is the seateleg perm with 'looped to the disclosers of what had eweerred, and the eabseqoeat visit of the polioe to the room Mr. inttigan, the office kelpie, gave e;idesins, the nam e et aria& bee also transpired. Mr. M B rids *it oblei natter, wbo, aooompabied by Hares, the warms ram, Mr. Tares ' Mr. Itiutpn, and the primer, fated Os body as desoriked, shortly Aimed' spoke of the primmer bevies sods a statement, takes dews is pencil, and wad, in which it was alleged that Orr, left home yesterday songsg at half-past seven while his wilt was getting brearhat ready ; that ea his return les forted bar lytag prided, as re ins sees by t h e caws. It also appeared that • pair et Sep broke in mesa pees was fogad la piesases roes, and areas of append at is pis*. Penh Issatas, a ranirl wars, living in Christopher eqemni, Losperday, dipsed be bring see the body sad bsedorbkilt sbe .-plead r priest's wde, lonserly Mary An Cans. Thin titters rid she Ise primmer la the pot et the been No. It, le his shirt-siesse, bat =NW =Oft nambelsis The prisoner's Mb we. mesa by bar about a sett age. Ohs did not know on what ems the partite were livlag. [lie ozatotaatios woo prootodbag whoa vs west to pros.] SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY Two o'Cimmt. The railway share market to-day is extremely buoyant. An almost general rise of 1. to per cent hue taken place. South Eastern is especially good. London and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 97; Great Western, 88 to ,1; Midland, 107 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to ; London and South Western, 98 to ; Eastern Counties, 66f to 681 • and Great Northern, 103 to 104. Loinhardo-Veuetian Railway shame are firm at It to 1{ prem. Beat Indian, Great Western of Canada, sod Great Luxembourg shares have im proved. OltD/111Ali BEILIMI AID 1.1.11 0 4 1 tumoral. = a n t$ M 101 111 111 11111 - 7MOr I. 1 ini wassai l 1112=1.4 1 4=a W. ipso. rod Wow WY Ds Ii lasarlse lad OEMs .E 1 rl • " Wein • Mani wean— italleilL=. • ;••••••Imorry 1111•1.4 Laussra.a. ti g KL:elt r l 6.*". 111111101 ”. 1 4 . 1 " 00 _ , P0 • • 'm re; ........... Id .7.7. v 7t:117r - IU Mall scelb tzw. Ural Wooers .. I:MN. lista. .. 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A fresh improvement of nearly 1 per cent. hss taken place. Boca fide purchases predominate, and the general character of the foreign intelligence is more fa vourably regarded. The principal feature, how ever, is the increased buoyancy of British railway stooks, nearly all descriptions of which have expe rienced • further decided rise. Indian railway shares participate in the improvement. The share and foreign stock settlement occupies attention. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents were quoted 70fr. 36c., shdwing a further rise of 1 per cent. The New Indian Loan exhibits a trash rise of 1 per oent., being quoted 1041 to 1061. Consols are officially marked 96! and 1 for money, and 981 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 961, " buyers," for money, and 96* to 1 for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 228, 227, and 228; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at Dab 95, 951, and 951; the New Three per Cents., at 95/, 95, 951, 951, and 951 ; India Stock, at 228 and 226 the New Indian Loan, at 1041 and 105 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961 and 4 ; ditto 1869, at 961 and 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 265. to 29e. prem. The foreign stock market remains vary qaiet, bat firm. Turkish stocks have improved about 4 per cent, the loan of 1864 being quoted 76* to 774, and that of 1868, 661 to 661. The New Rus sian Loan is also better, being last marked 1 dia. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 964,j 96* ; Dutch Twirand-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 126.); Rnaaian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents„ 1969, 851, 651 ; ditto scrip, 1, 1 dia. ; Sardinian Five par Cents., 871 ; Spanish Three par Cents., 4411 Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 771; ditto for account, 771; ditto Biz per Cents., 1868, 661, 661 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. The shared of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are quoted 11 to 11 prem. The arrival is announced of the Red Jacket, from Melbourne, with 169,0001. in gold. The amount of Long Annuities which absolutely expire upon the payment of the dividend in January next is rather over one million sterling. At 31 par east. this would suffice to meet the charge of a loan of upwards of thirty millions sterling. On the 10th ult. Annuities to the amount of 318,3181. expired. If, therefore, England were to raise next year loans to the extent of forty millions, the charge of the national debt would be no larger than it has been this year. The demand for money at the Bank and in Lom bard-street was moderate. The best bills are nego tiable at 21 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on British Government securities still oonimand 2 per cent. . .. . The Rost Indian Railway Company's debenture loan of 1,600,0001. is now fully subscribed for. . . . There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The America and Bavaria have arrived from the United States with 40,0001. in specie for England. Of the 20,0001. by the latter vessel, 16,0001. is in gold, which has been taken for abroad, and 6,0001. in Mexican dollars. The demand for Mexican dollars on French Ni cosia has diminished. It is stated that the French government have recently purchased here and on the Continent ss much as 250,0001. in this coin, for ex portation to China. Similar transactions on account of the British government have been carried on for some little time, and perhaps have not yet been completed. _ _ - - - Advice* from Bt. Petersburg state that gold and silver had almost entirely vanished from sight, in consequence of one of those arbitrary enactments which occasionally make their appearance, to the discomfiture of the hopes generally indulged in that the government was really beginning to act upon correct principles of finahce. The Minister of Finance has enjoined the money changers under severe penalties, not to sell the precious met als at a higher agio than 4 per cent. The premium on gold having been previously 94 percent., that on silver 64, and that on copper coin 2 per cent., the absurd character of the prohibition is obvious. It is fur ther reported that the same functionary has, in a sense, implicated the government in the pending reckless tallow speculation in Russia, by directing the commercial directors of the Bank to advance to M. Ryjenkoff, the agent of the association of tallow speculators, a sum of 700,000 silver roubles, or say 100,0001. sterling, at 5 per cent. interest, upon security of the tallow warehoused, and factitiously held back from western consumption. These arbi trary and benighted sots of interference with mone tary and commercial transactions can have bat one result—that of indefinitely delaying the repairs so much needed by the Russian financial system. The fall established in the speculative quotation for tallow since last Monday amounts to fully 30s. per ton. It would appear that some of the smaller speculators, who bad followed the lead of the great Moscow association, are now realising. A Mlle spondent interested in the market sends us the fol lowing : _ . . . • _ Since Tuesday last the market hes been in a very depressed state, with prioes steadily declining. It is now a matter of so mach difficulty to find parties willing to hold, that say thing offering for sale ma only be disposed of at a reduction from the current quotations. The Russian speculators nee still holding, but as there lea very large quantity oat of their bends available for consumption, and large supplies frees all other places are expected to arrive, the general tendency of the market must be to fell. There may be some slight fluc tuations in the next few weeks, but it is confidently expected to tall to 60s. or lower within a month or two. The delivery last week (including oonsignments to Liverpool, &0., to fled a market) was 2,388 clic against 2,215 in 1868; 2.909 In 1867 ; and 2.063 in 1856. The stock is now 60,417 cks. agalnot 25,107 in 1868; 38,682 in 1867; end 16,931 in 1866. In Mark-lane yesterday English wheat sold slowly at a reduction of Is. per quarter from last Monday's rates. Two small bags of gold and some sovereigns were recovered on Saturday and Sunday from the wreck of the Royal Charter. It appears that the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamer Canton had discharged her cargo from Hong Kong when wrecked off Macao. The following is a translation of a characteristic reply given in Constantinople by the telegraphic authorities to a complaint of delay in the despatoh of a message thence to London :—" The despatch in question having reached London in five days from the period of its transmission—consequently sooner than if it had been sent by post—you are not war ranted in demanding any restitution of the payment for forwarding it." Yesterday Wu " making-np" day in the market for British railway stocks. The rates of " continuation" remain generally moderate. In the morning they ruled as follows: Loudon sad North Wllll6llll 3-16 to 6.16 per omit. " con taltio." Gr,t IFootora l-16 to 3.16 per oast. do. Midland i to i per ord. do. Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick 3-16 to 6.16 per cont. do. York and North Midland Caledonian Youth &earn to per Dent. do. North British In the afternoon, in some inCanoes the rates were a trifle higher, chiefly as regards Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern and North British. The market generally appears to be sound in charac ter, and yesterday there was a decided increase of buoyancy, especially in South Eastern stock. The amount of business is still limited, but the increuis in truffle and the prospect of satisfactory rates of dividend continue to exercise a stimulating influence. In the absence of baul Ade sellers, purchases of only moderate amount have a marked effect. For exam ple, the transactions in Berwick stock sines the last aettlemett have been small, yet the price has risen in the interval 2i per out. The ■hares in the ludas Steam Flotilla are now fully paid up. The calla have been very rapid, amounting to 161. par share during the present year. This may be accepted sa evidence of progress. The shareholders are now looking forward hopefully to an early solution of the interesting questions con nected with the navigation of the Indus, respecting which many of them are very sanguine. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows thin week as increase of 2,1631. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, pat roomed, 'howl an intros* of 6661. sterling. Notice is given that new coupon sheets will be delivered to toe holders of Belgian Two-and-'Half per Cent. Rentes in the first half of next year. MONDAY Rrairuge. Console, which closed on Saturday at 981 for the Bth Dee., opened this morning at 981 to I, touched 98/, " buyers," and cloeed at 981, " sellers,* or 98 7-18 to 9-18. For money the last price was 961 to $. Tile official busintos report is as follows : —Three per Coot. Consols, for money, 961, t, t; ditto, for account (Bth Dee.), 98/, 981; Three per Cents. Rtduced, 96, 941, 951; New Three per Cents., 96, 94/, 951 ; Bank Stock, 228 ; India Stock, 228 ; the Sew Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1041, 1041, 104/, 10411 the Indian Four per Cont. Debentures, 1868, 98/ ; ditto, 1869, 981, 965; India Bonds, 2s. to 3a. prem. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan has attained a fresh rise of t to 1 per cent., closing at 1041 to 105. Exchequer Bills remain quoted at 275. to 30s. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures are also steady. . . . The foreign stock market was quiet. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were steady, at 74 to 77, and the Loan of 1868 at 66j to 88. Mexican Ronda improved in the afternoon to 221 to 1. The Rus sian Loan was more inquired for. Spanish Bonds were also firmer. Other foreign stooks were quiet. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. A good business continues to be transacted in British mining shares, at firm prices. The bargains officially marked in the Stock Exchange comprise, North Downs, at 6 ; Providence, at 461 ; and West Caradon, at 164 Business has also taken place in Lelant Console, Stray Park, North Balkier, Pen hanger, Sortridge Consols, and Great Crinnis. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de mand, and have been dealt in at 161 and 17. Eng lish and Australian Copper are marked 11. An advance of id. per lb. has taken place in the price of manufactured copper. The present prices are reported by Messrs. Sims, Willyarns, Nevill, Draoe, and Co., as follows : Manufactured, 121 d. per lb.; tough cake and tile, 112!. per ton; yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 100. per lb. At a meeting of adventurers In Clyjah sad Wentworth Woes, held on the 2tet inst., a call of 6s. per share was made. Telegrams report an Improvement la South Wheal Frances._ - Prom Kelly Bray Mine Noted& Nee Immo writes (Nov. 16) The Mopes in the but of the 66 west ere worth 141. per Whom. The lode In the 66 asat is yielding large Moms of ore, and likely to improve. TM lode 1n the 45 met is 2} feet wide, worth 151. per fathom. Masters Mine—The lode in the 40 rest is 2} feet wide, activated of sooner, parte, and stones of ore." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARK ET.—(THIS DAT.) (IT NRATISII AND IRISH MAGNETIC TILSONAPIL) (PIOM °CZ OWN 0011IIIMPORDENT.) Grain market inactive ; holders refuse to monde to ex pected decline. Wheat, U. lower. Indian corn obtainable at ire.; Ibrail, Plc 6d. Egyptian beans, 36e. 6d. OINIMMI sad barley a shade easier. MINCINO-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) fitroan.—This market has opened with a steady appearance to-day, and the public sales are progressing. Refixed lamps 49e. 6d. to ills. Ild. Cones.—Thie article wears a steady appearance. TEA continues eery dull, common congou sold in publis sale at le. 20. Corrox.—No sales of importance reported. ldrre are firm, and prices are unaltered. Rum hes been dull of sale, quotations are unaltered. Barmiring —Refraction 1 (fine), sold at 395. ed.; reboot. dos 37e. 9d. Bricas sold steadily, at full prices. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THDI DAY.) The market is quiet, wlthoer Important seriatim in prim, which me now mimed as follows .—Tewit tallow, 58s. 61. net ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms.; ail the year sad December, 67e. ; January to March, 665. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Davie sad DO, report trade dull. Prior without alteration:—Pride meadow by, 70e. to ; impeder ditto, 76e. to 80e. ,• inferior ditto, 60s. to 60..; MINS, Me. to 60e. ; dower, oid. 86e. to 101:18. ; Nomad cut. TOL ee Ns. ; straw, 211 e. to 21e. Taw Faso ne Iva Mimmorous.—Grist Destseciner or PieriaTr.—(Tete Dar.)—This moor tag, between the hem of tee and we o'dook, a fire broke oat on the renewr of Mr. G. Taman, leather dresser. Grey-emart, eseiVe4side, Basosadany, a building upwards of 60 feet long by 30 ha Ws, and containing a large amount of stock. Then premises were entirely destroyed. The lose will fall on the Atlas end other Are dims. Moonier am broke eat on the peemises of Mr. McKenzie. eating-housekeeper. Lower-street, Islington. Considerable damage was done before the firemen succeeded in subduing the flames. The house was insured in the Unity Fire-office. A third Sr. broke out at Mr. Town's, coffee. Bath-street, bat thie, owing to the early serf dike mews, was soon extinguished. The premises wan insured in the County Fire-office. THE ALLEGED DEATH PROM EATING POISON. ors lisresons.—Yeaterday evening Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, resumed at the Fox Tavern, Xingaland, the i „Alto the circumstances attending the death of William i rt ir on. y which occurred on the 9th of this mouth, es it is supposed from ' eating poisonous PetWaSSII. Mr. Nahum stated that he had bought on the 29th of October, deeply from Mr. Sawiall, of Newest. market, and from them the fat wee taken for the I sausages in question. Dr. Tri o ., the district medical °fear, proved visiting Mr. Pesit heys shop upon the 9th of November ; the Tint was unexpected. He found the clue clean, and the suck, both meat and stumps, good.—Lartar. the salesman, was then called, but wee unable to state to whom he had sold the remaining portion of the cow from which the sausages bad been made. Some desultory cos ' versant's then took place relative to the Atm into which the sausages are stuffed, it having been stated that arsenic we. used in preserving them. This Wes denied by leveret butchers present, but it appears that after being dressed with salt they will keep for years, and are used in that state, no small attaching to them. Mr. Peathey said thee he never kept his skins long, and thee. were recently per. chased. The coroner then said that Dr. Letheby had...lmo& some of the skins, but ea he wee not in scientisme to give We evidence, neither wee the man front Hendon who sold she I ca w. he should stain adjourn the inquiry. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS; PUTNEY AND ITS Victerrv.—A very numerounrattended meeting, amens& to consider the best course to be adopted towards Mane the formation of a corps for the district, or the enrolment ad thou desirous of being enrolled into the Richmond or .e other adjoining corm," wea held at 7 o'clock last evening, se the Star and Garter, Putney. A letter weed re from Colonel North, M.P., regretting his inability to attend, consequent apes the Interference of the boar with a previous engagws meat. The Rev. Christopher T. Robinson, the incumbent of the parish, having been unanimously voted to the chair, kindle preeeded, and them were sloo present the Rev. Henry W. Fsrebrother, the Rev. Jolts Owen and the Rev. • Thomas Bate. the other clergy officiating in Pulley. Mr. Henry Kimber, of the Ist Surrey Rifle Volunteers. Wrennd the meeting at length, and urged upon those 1 1 present the duty of joining some corps, et the PAM time directing attention to the facilities afforded thaw 'to join the Ist Surrey, now drilling and preotisior at Peckham. Masers. Morgan, Yesto,an (hon. sec), end F. A. Engisbach (treasurer), attended on behalf of ibo Ri :brunet Volunteer Rid. Corp, and medially Invited enrolment late the Richmond corps. This Invitation was warmly supported by Mr. Edmund Balfour, of Putney. Ultimately it woe determined to form a corm in Fumy (each wiz* to eonolet of effective and non-effective members sad subaorthers) Ind to torn a division of the Richmond Volanteers, and a com mitter wee appointed to receive subscription*, and WW77 out the resolutions of the meeting. The greatest unanimity prevailed...THE C AN CELLOR'S ASSESSOR.—Lord Brougham, there is meson to believe (says the Footman), will appoint Sir John Melville as his assessor in the Edinburgh I.IIIVOI. sky Court. A wooden key wee placed by some malicious per.. son a day er two slue, between the points leading into • siding at the Brentwood station, but fortunately It wee die. covered in time to prevent an accident. The comprity have offend %Inward of M. for the discovery of the offender. lelt I fi