The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGFNCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. The two *raid ewes, ..011 for ssr► porefea of t►e toasty of 14"bellesese were this mooing swore bdon Mr. Jostle Weight..., the r mar pa... Judo. Tile". smut jariee etre scams en e s ry tho.eth it rarely ►apps. Inst they bare •ey dot.. to ebech.rge, seams to tho IsAblen e.tfarcel by the en •1 mot t.oftect at the Mestileors %sakes sad the Control Creaeisal Court. fa curvets th• afar, rid he did sot know 1.• *as il sly, would b. brought afore them, but be ib ingot it hie duly isfols tag o that • chasge bed tat. a plie a la the law whkh say affeet ths that ;might to brusghg before theta. It had frepustly hap. pose I "bat very V. aof me pox frilings had boss taker apiorat are bobtail their backs on the ett pert* glamor at of preetutnre before greed juries 'Asa the formai hats( had as opportunity of !sowing the charge thee was abut to he preferred, piffled there very aces to great etas. sad trod,* and laying them ova lobe apprehended orb aufga'• ' , arrest. By en act aimed kat me sas et puha:peat. and who lima rata operatics es the IM Pearl:ober law that poor b ttkea sway, end so Ulan ran sow go before • /mad jar, to prase salt bale of iuds toast without some previous peerrediese gi*,n t ens party Ottrtr.d an ovortestty of kaosisi the eatery .4 the charm toe be teased agate. his. II therefore any hell see preseet:d to Ibis fat Pell 2 rl , " 2 b ^ romios of Perldlr, gals* nary se eller pro. ynrty miler fah. argils'.. keepisa • guabflerg or diseederty hm.e, or lade est mean.% which was specified ia tbM act al pwlsavaent, it would be i het • duty to teeters' if the provisions of the In. hat tees complied wish beans they lased the bill. for without they had bees they (the /wry) weld Mee to authority to dud the bill. Tar greed alas Oita retired. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. sittinp in Baaeo.—(B.Cre the Lerd Chief Sams, and Barons Bramwell, Wats*, sad Cannall.) •WINFSN V. LORD t f WIRSTORD.-TUS ORSAT Iwixrcx WILL C•UIL At the 'Stier of tee e.,nrt title townies, )Zr. limit ly resuusal Iv. ergo urns, which Mood ed. jol2flied Seem Into), in support of tube for a new trial. The action wee brought by Mr.. Patience Serie ten splint Lord Chelmsford, the de, iaratioa clinging that he bad, while acting es her counsel in ea hese dimwit' by the Court of Mastery tt try the ltd. te the Striates swats, retard Sato a communist with hie one sent the heir-at-law, ageism her expressed will mid infuse tscsa. At the trial before the Lad Chief Baron at the Set sittings at CicvldhaU, the jury found a verdict be the 'obis debsdant. 14. Lessedy new precook] to advert te some of the evillest* hem* es the cam, am/ oar tailed that if is. of the juror had erred as Sir Cf 01•111111 Cromwell, who trial the a 5..., had dose, sad istimeated that his *elm wee ageless bee right, that would have vitiated the verdict, arid ilierefore tlie campromise. The Met thug, however, welch the berried judge could have wished he or expected tram a man like Lwd Chalreatwd, placed ea the very Ossetia of professiesal oedema wee that he Amid meatiest what be had been told, to anytime else. Bet this was what Lord Chelsidard did. He Mune dately plunged into the compromien Mr. Bums Bramwell —Admittieg, after the verdict of the Jun, tSat 'him was no weal wrong, yon my the Mendota WY (ALT of • breach of duty f Mr. Kennedy-1 do, my lard ; I say a legal fraud was annexed. The Lord Chief t is to be exceedingly regretted that eau word is the Eogbah language should lama out thug ia • exert of j Loma and soother thing oat of doors. I love always been desirous to we this ft..int:el jerson ex peepoL The word " fraud" out of • court of justice always memo &teething when there is an absence of boue Moe. Is • court of juries than easy be • fraud when the hex• Mee is amply proved. Mr. Kissedy prixotded to my that at the trial between Ms & Swiaba sad Lord Clialaidord, fit Fitzroy Kelly had coo/ large words Must the larlepeadonce of the bar. Bat Me iadopeedeatioef the by would not be preserved by givlag • estamel ma aalludtsd discretion te deal with his cheats' human. The defondeat bed done wrong, though Y dealt he rd so wit► the object of sesoriag Me dime • pemakity beasat, which, cheek God, ohs wee too mile to acept. Be did not l•tead to iejure his cheat, but be forget his duty, er else be did sot know it. TbeLied Chief lierce—A as who Is bop! ,yed le based to bring with km a terwriattbl• animate of dull, but Ina MM ewe.* Yet oa advocate I. blood to be eloquest or horsed or scow (Looghter.) Kr. Kroraty war on to by that Lied Clethoolarti Mod woo* by bb West la prom's. for tor on Rpm mod Midi we. bad Y put of la. ad 'bleb el to weld ttM aseintlerooly row. The oat ;ebb woo that a coastal bed to rigia to eater lab a eorapeomile oath ao Ibis goblet lb dimes histrattiose, sad cm tile be enrol awe from do ell brio. The Wed peat we wbieb be mood was tied ovidaboo *wed to by tie Lord Chid Arta It s w hy 11661101 d tie tiehadebra wawa to &hew Ib tiebedoar *booby, sad tberobee k woe their object to ohm sis bed pile d Kn. ewieksie etriloacc Wbea boo m/ It bolono ortatessoy to obviate tie alto of tide ovlbacto es dr embeds et Ye joevy by giber pledger el W brief, tie hued Mee bed felled be Meg *en to be net _ _ it. Lori Clur Barab-1 arodely ;Zeit a allow ris le rel persopes boa dr Ilert .is dr ass, ill kg mg cassisi up, we resinded, •M Ilia Ird est bees red &dug dr wpm of dhe arm Th• isserul emed is reshorm asinderdl VW as dr pork marl dr plratilr yr ruided is • nib he •am rid. no Loma Chid Bros sold—Wo win coooktor orlimitor re oholl Iwo a nolo as al for any of tho pwato. argot nooroul. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IX TVS MAIM OF 222222 mR[BOOLD.-TOIE IDYLS!. TAOS Or till PIOTSCTION Tide loneleast. who wee owed to be opener& et 1110 pews d age bad petitioned ander the protection act are time agt4 km to oneerwoot at bust tool health hod set Iwo ehle te eltiod. M. Grey Lotto (Leiria aad Lewis) ore applied ler a leather akpaeronetot. The taeoletat's petite,.... Sled thow et hoe pale ago, sod lie had sot bora able to ease to tat earl. Mr. CZnemissieser Murphy—What h we? Mr. Lewle—He le mote than eighty, rod Is beirldden. Mr. Con--- Murphy houghs the an had better be edjoeueed for • hug sac Very likely the Insolvent could sews •ppe•r IS court. Mr. Lewis wee afraid the poor nen would never be able to • p pe sr. Mr. Conuniedoser Murphy directed the owe to be ad- Yiused ke twelve wesih• *Ws renewed se so to prevest proceedtage being 'defied • the *divest to We depkcabl• widths's. It 111. AUGUSTVI FILVICUI THOMA% 110NACTrIl. This Famines*, s maker of cordials ot di« Strand, sad • Mall-keeper et tbe Bayed Italian Opore House, to ,ors by the same of Bs act*, sewhad to be discharged. Ms ease bed trim ascend Ocoee beti.re tM court. lie was stoutly emend, sad Mr. C•iii,ronwiuser Murphy intimated ibis be weld be discharged when be bad brew three maths in easisemeat. T boa. hat period had now 'tried, sad be epperied pie edjedlee- The court ambled Me le be diseberged. THE POLICE COURTS. (1 . 1118 DAY.) MANSION H 017311. Entry Mead sad We Plane JoAnson, two boys about 13 Tears of age. WM. chafgvd auto loitering and occamoning • drawbars in bistrlsmate-street. They were both told to mcve on by • pgueuree, but instead of doing so beanie mucy sad turbutsnt, and as • mob collected areund them, the ofg. er bmk tteur iota I orrody. Tbay naarclui stairway 'Dough to the aterma-tml.., sod thaws to the bleminion how. but 'here tlary ebirripere4 sad blabbered. sad begged pardon With great humility , re•l nr affeegg, sod The Lod Mayur ducharged them with • reprimand. .01 t - %rna7tY tTr WIDIoING•DAT. Baker, . young fellow, Jam armed et hie majo rity, ere. than placed at the ter, lo•Airot Intensely weenie* 'zoos a char*. of hawing "wiled lb. two prerl roe pr loners to hi. t ups row, sad collectiog a 'hob to the aanoyasea of the hs poliee-c- listable scl—Whoa the other boys wee kirame ep a row, sad my brother °Meer took them tato car t..dy, that young Ewan anis up, swore at bim, allowed for • La, and ar . I I PO outragrouely, that • peat (nob (wharfed, awl I was compelled to mks him int, custody. I he lard Mayor—Well, rimier, what hays you to say? l'ttsoner—Nly l o rd, I e m very Kerry bet the tr ut h i s that I got minted thus niotarog, end bad • kWh( drop, which took sent up(m toe. lhe Lad Ms)or—Yoer beteg eist.ied Ibis mantis( was ;tem rearm that you should have k e pt so b er. It dit to get (husk os so iefereseleg se occasion. Mr. Ueselmee (chief clerk)-1 &mit think you as quite ease new, in, you Pritaser—Not pal'.. I (blab. Polar —My toed, he was only married at belt eat Mee, sad be luso here at half. past ten. (Laughter.) Lead Mayor—Mors ahem« for hi m . H e must pay 6*. for trig busk se go to prows for fovea days—sad thou, whet will booms of the bride ? olio of the mildest wed diesdir I ever law. Mr. Ooodorm—Olt, be bee got the mossy, my lord ; pay, sad min h 4 bride sepia hemalemely. be Lord Mayor—Tbsa I hope hell keep sober the rest of the day. Toe out hi• plum, paid the money with • woeful =crtegsted. BOW-STREET. • ••D STOUT. .4 tagged, wretched looking old matt, named Charlm 104er, we. charged with having obtained from Messrs. Hart and Ron, ironmi mg. r., 63 to 6., AVych.etreet, by means of a load order, four dozen etair rods and eyes. Mr. John Dolby Hodson, asslstant to Messrs. Hart sad deposed that on the 2nd of "inset the Fries.er pr.- tented the order produced for four dozen stair rods mid eyes, drawn upon one of the hillehsads of Memrs. Burnett sad Cu., dr.li ry and carpet warotioueemen, of the Pisan., Covent garden, and Importing to be awned by Mr. Bates, their furcinen. Wines, knew the prisonsr as having 6 drmariY brought orders from them, and believing this one to be gesuizie, he delivered the article. to the primmer, who took them away. The price woe lf. 4s. Rd. Shortly after Michaelmas the meal Mlle were sent in to the mancensts, Misers. Burnett amongst the rest. Abont • fortnight al-er words Meese*. Burnett baring examined the ace met emit la to them, sad luring detected this item, informed him (wa rn.) that they had never osiered the stir rods, and oat met ing she writt n order, Mr. Bates declared that it was a forgery. This morning the gunner tacos again, and wh ams lazed him with the fraud. He admitted it, •111 . Ugared pry for the rods by inataltnen... Wins.. called Mr. Hart, who refuel to accept this proposal, and ran the pelt miser in charge. Mr. Joseph Bates, foreman to Messrs. Burnett end Co *coed that the order produced was • forgo y. He believi., it to be in the hand,' iting of the prisoner who, however, had no &whin ity to write it. He (Mr. Haig) always wrote the orders himself. The prleoner worked for Minn. Burs nett am a carpet packer, sad was oassimally employed r • MI, prisoner, who appeared deeply afflicted at his position, said he was tempted to the fraud in tom...twee. of distress. He had a very nahappy home. Ilia wife had been crmipl sins lag of the smell amount of money he brought home, and threatened to turn his child (her step son) out of doors, unite/. he brought more. He committed the fraud to get money to apper w her. Bubeetpiently, however, she sold up what little waiters they had, and absconded, leering ths child with bias. The primmer ma, committed for trial, and the cblld wee gest t ) the wurkhoum. CLERKEN WELL. Tunowiito STONZA AT A RAILWAY TRAIN. Terve baye,whe gave the name@ of Thomas Twins, Hairy Cbastaly, lad nowass Asdge ft, were chtrged with throw ing Mese@ K the trete* on the North lonicion Itagway. This aitr ) being of irequent ocuirreeo , the polum hese kept an extra watch, end the 'mamma wore saw to throw atones at several trains. A. the boyo were so young, only ►bout 10 years of ege, tbs company ,114 not wish to be vary severe with them.. Mr. Corns mud that the defendants were table to be lespriemed for two jean. He snoull on the °crass= only isffiet ► fine of 6e. or seven days' imprimonatent. Vas fines ware paid. SHARE L 1528.-1 HIS DA k. Two o'CLooi. The railway share market still exhibits no revival of business. The transactions this morning have been upon an unusually limited scale. All the lead inx stocks are quoted the same as they closed yester day. London and North Western stock is quoted 961 to 96; Great Western, 64 to 1; Midland, 106 to II ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 97/ ; Londoo and South Western, 961 to 1; Great Northern, 1011 to 1021 ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 66. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at li to 3 prem. Great Indian Peninsula stock continuos in demand. Foreign lines generally are very inactive. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1859. a~ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILICTILIO 71110W1114 HEREFORD MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) HUNT STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Topsy, Sunbeam h b. 041darnith, Heads or Tails, Omar Pacha, and Clear the Way are herr. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE About 3; mllei. Abd-el-fassior, Goldsmith, Chance, Cork...raw, Omer Naas, Artie, Longford, Chance hh, (Mirka, Curet, Topsy, Heads or Tells, and LiManton are here. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Three mike.. nesdins, Yorkshire WM, Boadicea, end The Miller ere here. OTHRI AIULIVALL—LittIe Charley, Taanwortb, and Fenny. S,‘ E %RING IN OF TEE Naw LORD Mixoß.—(Tnis DAl).—This aft.rnoos Mr. Aklerteen Cater, ahem Michael :um last Lord Meyer that, 111111 teleutely worn into 0f6 , ..‘ at Guildhall, with all the see sat bras ead careinaalea, io the proems of a tarn sad lalesatial eseemblage corupri. slat away fashionably-.!tired Wks. _ Au ENCOUNTER WITH • BULL.—A singular event scarred agar the Walton( maths as Roads,, by which use or two ladividsala WINS at one moment threatened with death, sod from whisk they were only sera, In all pro bability, by • clever feat. Os bloodily aft wawa a labouring sus in the employ of Mr. T. I'. Diurant, of Maythid, it., drir mg • fa bull, about three years old (what had bees told by Mr. Dermot to Mr. Rotherton, of New Crow), along the read to Wedhe-st a' Woo, that it might be comma be the Bakal ere' Arms mutton. It appeared to have thews ea iedtsetlea for !alai ief at diff,reist stage, of lie journey, hat settrieg arose happened until it had nearly reached the milwey eaels. Mr. Smith, landlord of the Railway TAM." seer tits wades, aged Sergeant Wahorne, of the E. B.C. were, between her mad flee o'clock, standing sew the wood. gard the station, with theo backs to the high road, awl lerkkes it., the hedge. Mr. Smith wee est rabbit abeedsg wad holding • loaded goo in his head. Reermd eessetliag sippreching, they turned round sad saw the bull, athis hoe as eve yards, in the act of apt Meng upon the Dart erwwwl to stare we of that. in tb• face for there apparel se way of escape. Sergeant Wagtaite slipped dews eathisalany os or side, sad Sir. Smith made • pea or twit as the ether Ma, sad thee tenting sharply roma, sad with • most primer:wry nem sad presence of mind, thealmegalde gas into the spies of the bout jam babied lie hens, as they touched the coat of the sergeant I. hie The ward tell deed.—Seems Idteertieer. COLLIIRT ISCROATIA/I.—Yesterday morning a pit wee lawndessol it deny& Gram, dar property of the Werra* Otemasay, whisk has eeesekeed cessiderable therracties el pregerty, sad the des* there or be little doubt, of at lea ea maa. Before 6 o'clock owe sue mat doers, sad maeseled lato the workings. At about 6 he wee (00.,wed by ethers, who went lido the workuip that lis the apatite dirmeles. HMI they met an onrushing ti de of war that bad braes is from some old workings. They hrtD releested, sad eamped op the pit, without Wag aide M said the me who dwt west dews. The resew wesusuad se Sew We the whole et the pit, end shore is hula hope of the 11111111 . 8 life being awed, though he Le beieff weeehed for. ANOTHIII SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--EOUR LITZ! Screws= to OT Loot.—A third colliery seeldset occurred W sight, at Mr. Samuel Forreeler's pit, sear Übberisy, by the bursting in upon the ma drew ma odd work. Forts sately, most of the men had left the pit; but for is.. are engulfed la the pit, whisk is mete then 160 yards dem sad the water had rims to vitals 10 yak el the tep of Ilhe shaft. All hopes hare been given op of auk:mists the leer =fortunate men alive. ATTAMPT TO MURDER AND ROB ON THE HIGH WAV,—Abotber of the brutal cnmee which of late have disgraced Staffed/hint occurred late on Smartie, night. A ties, who lives at Dorsal, near to Billiton, named Edward Naylor, wee returshig home about half-put eleven o'clo* at night, avid when in the Tiptoe-road, seer to Sot Swath Turnpike-haste, he was trailed by two rakes, who bock* him down, robbed him of two half-crowus, and attempted to destroy his life. They kicked hint with their nailed Aces uatil his breast end ell down hi. ries was e mess of bruises. His head was al* severely lejured; two deep cut ran down the temple, and there was. serious laceration across the eyebrows. He cried murder," sad eppealed for mercy, saying Don't kill me, Will." Alter besting him *tit they thought they bad completed their work, they Oseasipsd. Naylor made his way to a *new close by, but his assailants returned and followed his. When they were at hie beets ha ran into the strerger's house is • dreedlul plight, blood streaming from him. Him oowardly eemilerate thee took to their heels. One of the desperadoes wee knows to Naylor, end this men (Walnut Porter) was apprehended and lodged in Billiton geol. The other peens was epprelmaded while is bed on Sunday. His WAS Is George Ns** sad he lives at Conley. CURIOttn CASE.—A very curious cue of double bigamy has tees brought before the magistrates at Berwick. A aims= teamed Oray deemed his wife and child shout thirteen years ego, leaving them no means of livelihood but the ham* of 3001. Believing him to be dont, the wife and some members of the busband's family west into mourning for him, and eventually Hrs. Grey chug* her name to Richardson. A your mu Gray returned, and Boding that the 3001. was and, his wife's Wil lful, and that no amount of threatening or negocieting could enable biro to recover it, he calmed Mrs. Richardson to be apprehended on a charge of bigamy, Them was cooaidentbin cn.s - swealleg shout UM. Grey's knowledge of her hustood'e and the bearing was adjourned from time to time. On Wednesday a third per son pat in as appearance very unexpectedly to Grey, and materially slimed the septet of the ease. Thu third person was so other than a mooed wife of Gray's, whom he had monied sod dawned • short time before he returned to Ber yt*. Virtemely indigneet, Mr. Grey wee pieced in the dock beads hie wife, (Sneered with the very offence at whose easemission by his better half he bad expressed so much ab- Bonesee, and the magistrates committed both of limy for OrRNEVINGS OF A LETTER.—lneeph Jackaow Esq.. of Orontes, boaa grandson who has been eng a ged with hie regiment In India dune, the whole period of the Tate revolt, and elirgy in those districts when the contest woe most were, and ekes, se a maces of course, every appearance of civilieed life was for the time being tidal completely in abeyance. It a, then, no matter of gamma that a letter sent to the young dam should never have found Its destination in laths daring this tines. The regiment has recently re turnee to Ragland, where our young iriead hap, with gement ethers, obteined three years' leave of absence. On Wader day morning last be arrived oo a vett to his froade in ebbe village, and, stormier to relate, en the same meriting the postman broeght to him et the hour. of her grasidiathar • letter which had bow posted fur him in Loki.* is May, 1657, sad which boa brew f Mowing him hr 3 pats. U being ditected se a soldier's letter there Ms bane, far the postmaster at any place to open It, sad dir= , latest.—Zaidelsaie Journal. 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The funds have been somewhat prejudiced this morning by a statement that the definitive signature of the treaty of peace at Zurich has been deferred for some days. Very little business is going forward, but Consols have declined rather more than per cent. This is " settling day." In the share markets there is still an absence of business and of interesting features. The Three per Cent. Renter show an advance at Paris this morning of about per cent., the price being, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, 70.16 for the account. The New Indian Loan was spin in active demand this morning, and rose as high as 1041 to 1. A relapse ensued, and the present quotation is 103/ to 104, both for the stock and scrip, being the same as that current at the close of business yesterday. Consols are officially marked 961 to $ for money, and 961 to a for the 6th Dec. The present quotations are 96: for cash, and 961 " buyers," for the new account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to 951 ; the New Three per Cents., at 9.11 to 931; the Five per Cents., at 1101; India Stock, at 223/ to 226; the New Indian Loan (stock) at 1031 to 1041; ditto scrip, at 104 to 1041; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 961 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 295. to 325. prem. Mexican Benda were in increased demand at the commencement of business this morning, and were dealt in as high as 231. Sales, however, have since been pressed at 22,1. Turkish stocks are weaker, the last price marked being 79 for the Old, and 68 for the New. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981, 951; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1858, 96/, 961 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 23, 231, 22k; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for ac count, 911; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461; Russian Three per Cents. 1859, 66, 65,1 ex div.; ditto (scrip), dis., ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Conti., for account, 881 88 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; Turkish Six per Cent., 1854, for account, 79,1, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 881, 88 ; Venezuela One per Cents., 15. The applications at the discount office of the Bank yesterday were to a fair extent. In the open market the Bank minimum is not generally accepted by disomintere,except upon the choicest paper. The Brighton Railway traffic return ehowd this week an increase of 262/. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, presents an in crease of 3831. sterling. A new project is in c mese of organisation under the title of t he Anglo-French Marine I asuman. Company. The capital is fixed at 100,0001., bat power is to be taken to increase it to 1,000,0001. Branches are to be opened in the principal seaports at home and abroad, and it is mentioned that a board is being formed in Paris and Havre. Mr. Matthew Forster has issued to the share holders a " statement of facts " relating to his re moval from the London board of the Liverpool and London Insurance Company, wherein he makes a variety of charges against the management. The Roang Ho and the Salmis have arrived from Chins, with 1,162,8001 b.. of tea. A correspondent interested in the tallow market sends us the following : - . . We are enabled to state that of the calls to an amount of 720,0001. just made on the F Extension and Jubbulpore capital in the Best Indian Re;lway Company, only 154,0001. remains to be paid. This circumstance suggests highly favourable inferences. TheNewlndisn Lc .n yesteri ay was in great demand, and advanced steadily throughout the day. The scrip left off at 1031 to 104, being per cent. higher than on Saturday, and the stock at 103 to s. The rise was caused principally by the report of some pro ceedings which took place on Saturday in the Court of Chancery, in respect of a petition before Vice Chancellor Wood, praying that a sum of 7,2001., paid into the court, might be invested in the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan. Vice-Chancellor Wood was of opinion that the term East India Stock did not apply to the New Loan, but, on the petition being mentioned to the Court of Appeal, the Lord Chancellor (the Lords Justices concumng) se;rl that he wu of opinion the investment might be made, and, with this intimation, remitted the petition to the Vice-Chancellor. Vice-Chancellor Wood, how ever, postponed the case until he shall have confer red with the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices. There were no gold operations at the Bank yester day. The 75,0001. by the Dirigo was purchasel for exportation. The Orwell has arrived from Melbourne with 169,0001. in gold, and the Africa, from New York, with 290,0001., making a total of 459,0001., which has yet to be dealt with. The Australian papers received yesterday contain the subjoined particulars of the gold shipped by the steamer Royal Charter. The principal remit, inces were on account of the Australian banks—viz.: Ounces. Bank of Australasia 22,700 Union Bank of Australia Bank of Victoria ZullaN Scottish, and Australian Chartered 6 792 OrMotel Ronk 248 Bank of New South Wales Rey, 0— sad Co. 6=1,6m00d Co. 236 &Mood 249 Bowden 309 Total ovum 88,397 Worth 273,8001. _ . Bright 15 70,0 r. Bank of Australasia WlLay and Co. Brateasse 5,000 Hawker 4,000 Morrie a l,OOO %adds* • 48,440 The total of gold and sovere ign s was, therefore 322,44 W. The Royal Charter alsohad on board 461 bales of wool, besides copper, &c. The steamer Bombay brought 9,3761. in specie to Suez from Australis. The Australian &deices an nounce that the Peninsular and Oriental Company have reduced their charge for the freight and in surance of specie by the overland route to 2 per cent. This measure may tempt shippers of gold to forward some of their consignments by the company's vessels. The bar silver by the West India packet has been sold for the East at 6s. 2d. per ounce, showing a rise of id. compared with the price obtained for the pre- Timis remittance, although sales have taken place in the interval at the present rate. The Mexican dollars remain unsold, but the Chilian have been placed at 4s. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The following circular, announcing a suspension of payment, has been issued by Messrs. Da Costa, De Brath and Co., South American merchants: 36, Cannon-street, London-bridge, Nov. 7 1869. Gentlemen,—ln consequence of the Whirs of Mews. J. limners end Co., of the H h, who Mee retained en important sum of money belonging to us, we are under the necessity of stepping payment. Our oaly creditors are our brokers, who are amply covered by Rine Plata produce. Oar acceptanw being either on bills drawn directly by our Monte Video sad Buenos Ayres houses, Mews. Ger mano Da Costae Demo, or by Brazilian end Spanish frienda, on account of Maur.. Da Costa e Irmo°, or on their own amount, nothing will be lost by the holden of the same, the drawers having ample means to reimburse the sm.,unt re ceived by them ' In cash or otharwiee. Being so fez distant from Monte Video, we are unable to receive assistance in time.—We Sr., lac., (Signed) DA COSTA, De %LAM AND CO. We understand that the bills discounted by the firm in London are all of a first-class character, and with good endorsements, and that, in the improbable event of any of them being returned unpaid, the brokers referred to will be in a position to meet them from the proceeds of River Plate produce in their hands. With reference to the liquidation of the Western Bank of London, we have received the following from Mr. F. Maynard, the acoountant : The market to drooping, and quotations are now under 69e. for delivery, with no buyers. Every sort of refuse grease and oil are now brought into use for consumption, to the ex clusion of a large quantity of Y.C. tallow. The delivery last week woe only 1,886 casks, against 2,825 in 1868, 3.281 in 1867, and 2,704 in 1856. The !tot k this day Is 45.208 cooks, &picot 21,177 in 1858, 24,082 in 1857, and 10,897 in 1856. As a proof, it one were wanting, of the extent to which the consumption of tallow Is diminished by the aboard specu lation now going on, it may be mentioned that not long ago en order WM given to one htuae for 300,000 burner. for Pe nnine oil. MONDAY EVINDfiI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at iisf for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 961 to 4, and closed at 961, " buyers." For the 6th December the last price was 981, " sellers." The official basin**. report is u fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, , 4 ; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 961, 4, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95, 964 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 954 , 93 ; Bank Stock, 227; India Stock, 226 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1034, 1034, 1034, 1031; ditto, Scrip, 1031, 103,1031, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 961 to 4 ; those of 1869, 961 to 4; India Bonds, 2e. dii. to ls. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 31s. prem.: some purchases of the latter were effected at 325, prem. There was • good demand to-day for Mexican Bonds, which rose 4 per cent., closing at 221 to 23. A fresh advance of 4 per cent, took place in the Turkish Six per Cents. of 1858, which left off at 684 to 691. The Loan of 1864 was steady, at 791 to 80. Venezuela bonds have risen to 29 to 4. Other foreign stocks:were generally firm. Bank shares to-day were steady. Bank of New South Wales and Bank of Egypt were in demand, and better. There were also inquikie• for Australian Agricultural, Canada, Land, and Royal Mail Steam, shares. London Dock stock was marked 65. Lon don Discount shares were dull. The new Victoria Government Six per Cent. Bonds were firm at 1101 to f . South Australian Government Bends were also inquired for. United States Five per Cents. were more offered. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan has ad vanced to 94f to 961 per cent. Transactions took place to-day in the Rupee Four per Cents.—a stock rarely dealt in here—at Is. 61d. per rupee. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were quoted today to f prem. TO THE EDITOI OF THE EIPZERS. 19, Bread-street, 8.C., Nov. 7. 81r,—I have the pleasure of enclosure you a notification of the intention of the liquidator of the Weems Bank of Lou don to make on the 21st haat. • further dietribution of 101. par share out of the monism In hand, making with that shed) paid 301. of the 601. paid up. I shall be math obliged if you will be goof enough to give 1:0:41 1 ;:e la your next publication, and also to state that the up Is progressing moat satisfectorily, lad is sow aullidently far advanced to make it clear that the estimate I tab at the ootatteacaamat, that with rod toabagemaat 401..pir than or sprat& stay b paid, to oontidtialr pouted to be fully realm ed.-1 as, Etc.,. • Otto. MAYNARD, Fatale Acoonallat. BRITISH PCIddIZSIONS Alban 14 rt. loomed... 1/48‘11a,.i06 is OP* ns. AruL CLAM uo. . ".1 4 4*.P Lae Iloilo Pi De. t i totl a or — rif.. I•l4eoed be ONo .led; 1,1`74. •ro - IL Jowl, US. dielo u rc• o and $. Vag r - I Trl "" e ="Ood ' 44e3. I . Nat Do kadeoto; -. Do. JoStolyor Do. 4d per ei.Detoodgre, r/dlab.sgl i a% Poe eilkdaddri; Ga 1p.e1.11111 - Do do. 1811 . edoedlLedieo Peele;;i . tsar ea 1 gam •awa. Mood% Acad. Ott: reell: ;rag ao' Di d'. "*. do oddball txuli p.m 141e..PeOTT Lidos door. 4i Pa L M. do. S coeL Do. 41 per orot Rodeo.. De. Ad Ks. G. I p.& d. Do. dn. d do 1/doleo lone COIMA il o W Mak !Mad& ------ ..... I ITddistl, LWOW. 'Mr.. N IS 1 'el ii ii N la N la 1111 ✓1 IN 0 0 1 ii 93 - I in It 1 i . yenrirV in I is IlV4a. ii '0 - 1 .bi II 1 4 I dis is I. lis _ _ m. 10 1 • is is Ij t . 1 inl et a : l a M. leS 101 1 1001 41 en at 13 4 IN it HI LINO LIABID AT 7LIIID Oki pa. I Itatturart. I OWN, pram 1 arm se ail loed a MITNIN a aita=4 l Isria l at '. .' aa Nam/ Mena wcalant) N NI D. lOC ONNur an 4 unto..., Ise a N. warty 4111 4 3 1 'O. IN Wt, , am. lo 1U 176 el um NM 6 1/1 0 . 11 . 44 11 3 114 .1. Du Junction no 100 I 6 11 all OMANI at le IT ..L l" t i li k wh a=4 " 110 143 S a RIO al ' hill. -* .= - 94 ill N is imi lickiN i. ALI IN :: : fa s, 13 all Nam co - IL IN ereanwlah Ile 111111 NUN. 116 NI L IN • lkolusel N. IN 41110sir.1 pciliN 1 . On weslll 11 all Nanan.lt JINN/ .... a li. Rua a lilld.l .' I Is ea mu (to ala.) 97 13 98$ II 11 NO •el tiusil=llabnalce Ctr i I Mr ". 1 1 Poo p N MI NSIOIIIIIIIUIIOIIII. IN aslanatleon 111 Mel ß wank.* - 11 _ amaa a &Tart) . 1 1. 11 1 111116014 • New rieNl6oolooo. 4 WINO IN 140 W. al Iligends/si .0 110•6194 10) 103 IQOI 0 a ar i rlaaarariame Yr. N IL I: Waft wmr.sa smaaa ae 9 1 : 1 9 1 1 4 - Ti 11 1011101 OBLIGATION,. 11.11 14.1 Unman. 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Deb. mina 1111.. .b IN , ... ..... • n0. 1805t...04:: . 1 . f.. ..... j . 104 L 1661666 .I.e. 6. ' " ".6001 301 110 1114, 11It1 ILI 114 - - ' 11,04 i We I 31111T188 MINN& I.aceollUsa. Muller Milk Dalin alma brow Tarlimn -- 1716•1 1. 1itillr ) *ea 1•1111ft i " a. Wk. Vet tildsbus &male awarrlset ..... gettlk Dam shwa Whial hr Clea. Mom OnnldeselU.Lellest Omit figs .1 '! l owa Irir Nei Bum In lilies — Airailea Ward' 4 P 40, ...... ITIGra iii)ifmw • WI. Baer MAMMA lidigW4l 1 In a ll t r et• °= Mst .rrigh II 1.4.11. e . 1....& T,...i,1 111 lei U 0 SOO 1110 If U US al el 1 1 i n 11 4 1. . . .. .. 01 0 111 0 T 10 11 10 A 47 40 I I f:0 WI 1 1 10 Lli 144 P I J ' a HIP NTi 114 IN P . 11, IN its iii us ii IN X ri ve d NINE.I-7EIIB DAY. Two o'Ci.ocg. The mining market retains a steady appearance. East Wheal Russell shares continue in demand, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 111. East Basset have been dealt in at 184. There have also been a fair number of transactions in shares is North Downy, Wheal Harriett, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Trelawney. Foreign and colonial mining shares were quiet. Mariquita have been dealt in at 1 and 1. St. John del Rey mining shares were again in demand yesterday, and dearer. The profit realised by this company for the month of July was 1,4011., and for the month of August, 3,5051., being thi; largest profit obtained for some time past. Other foreign as well as colonial descriptions were steady. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Min Company of South Australia were quoted 1 to prem. Of the 50,000 shares which are to be allot between 40,000 and 50,000 were applied for this day. The aggregate applied for and paid up3n is 115,000. The subscription list was closed yesterday after noon. This undertaking is powerfully supported by the Australian interest. Attempts have been ma d. to cast doubt both upon the validity and the value of the leases, but appear to meet with little attention on the part of persons acquainted with the facts and with the mineral characteristics of the colony. We are requested to state that the enbleription list of the Crookhaven Mining Company will be cloned to-day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS VRRPOOL CORN MARIET.—(TRIS DAT.) (111 DiMAK AND 1111111 *lOllllO TILISOZAPD.) mow ova OWN coaasoroxoarr.) Tin corn market was steady, with a fair attendance, wheat felling freely at extftme rates. Indian oorn in good demand. at la. advance eince Pliday. Egyptian beans steady at 36e. Oats and oatmeal &m. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bcoan.—The public mho are progressing heavily, but the importers show firma's*, and are buying in freely. Re lined lamps are quoted from 484. 134 to 50s. COFFlll.—Theipubhc sales are going off without showing any arterial alteration in prices. Yak.—Public sales are declared for to-morrow, and the market is inactive. Rico remains steady. Run without alteration. BaLvirrras steady. Markets generally have a doll appearance. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet, at the following prices . —Tomb tallow, 60s. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 595.; ell the yeer, 68s. 6,1 ; December, 68e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Davie sad Co. report trade brisk. Prices Films meadow hey, 70.. to 76e. ; superior ditto, 80e. to 84e. , inferior ditto, 56e. to 60e. ; rows., 46e. to 60e.1 clover, old, 95.. to 106 e.; straw, 275. to 32e. LOCAL 8114.111 YAAKEIB. lava. Hot. Noy. 7.—Tba market mu bett. La price, Irdbdtt balms. MOW; taotntlaa : Mamba& 771 —ldackburn. 11/ Oaledoedan,22l 3—ebatar sad Malba6.42l — mlaa 11 . 0 , 1•4 ‘40•1.... Oft —lmanathlre sad Tubby% Wi7—Labat and Mara Maim 114 1--43mMa4 341 I—Midland. 10, 4 4- "onlh WSW, eet Ml—Eararla. 64 901 York and Nona, 74 4—Leeds Nl—Dour. 23 I.l6&l6—Dateslthenleb. 41 —Quad Unt .a" d Canada. 9 1146 23-16—Orast Wotan of VanaLt, 14 1 M.PCIIMMT.a• Yoe. 7.—Thee um an ad4du:lBly thohe.l bat arcs wore 6ea. Hrascra Cosatiec 111-4.0.1 4 . 414-0 3 ald. 341—Midland. Wei—Dour, 334—(Iress Morava AEI —Lood.m. Stamm:anat. Nov. 2.-1341•Inem coalman Masao. aa.l prier much the mate. Oraat Meatern Stour Vaal. Oaanummd.na maundl done at ; and South toefontaire, at 101 tr. td.. and 101 nu Amu. (tat Madero, Itirrninattam (laarantedd, dn.! 731 to 73-I.dadon and Noah Watern. aft to I—Crytla Paha Prof.. St, buyer, THE COLLECTION OF LAN P, ASSEsSER, AND Tricot(' TAirs.—We (Times) understand the authorities hays decided upon a plan for the collection of thee@ taxes which will be more economical, impartial, and safer than at preemit adopted. All vacancies occurring among the toed tax collectors before the sth of April next will be filled op by excise officers, and after that period the present reflectors will be dirpeneed with and their doges handed over to the excise officers. RECORD OF WRECKS.—it appears from the "Monthly Summary of Wrecks" ie the Rhippiray Gr..ette, that, duties October, the number erns 269. In dm, of January there were 177, in &knurl 165, M ,, rg ° 1761: in April 169, in May 110, in June 94, in July 81, in August 127, and ie September, 140, waking a total daring the pre sent year of 1,473. 118A.SCREsTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LISCOLN9RIEJE RAILWAY —The total expense of this company's railways ; including rents, toil, duty, &c., from Jul 1 to October 30; 1869, amounted to 99,6331., as against 87,6701,, for the come spoeding period of 1868. The proportion of the South Jue lioe receipt. , accruing to this company from July Ito October 30, amounted to 9,319!., as against 7,3261., foe the coma eponding period of 1868, and the expenses to 4,7201., as against 4,7441. MUSEUM OF PATENTS, SOUTH SENBINGTON.-.• Number of visitors for the week ending Nov. 6 :—Morning a ; 927 ; melee, 1,288; total, 2,215. Sines the opening of the memos free dolly (Nay 12, 1868)068,836. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAVE•INN-ROAD.-ot The number of patients relieved •at thie hospital, during the molt ending Nov. 5, is 2,500, of "hid, 594 des erg maw