The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (9•6“ Nr. Cenuidosir 11 =WARD lIIDVOILD ALLEM, The lisalmola las as assarosas brat,/ a Lloyd's. This walla wiljoarard assathatios roweihrt. Theory las bola keywords talon tow ooart. The occortato haws Na y.t boas flku , but it hes boss notertained test the lisaltraft's .re h 7,0001 , with users or about 6,000 i. A turtAer odittoremmat woe °Awed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Dyke.) Perviously to hie lordship udder his eau, the tidneihni. Jacob ISTNA. the watchman in Conano, who was car victel yesterday of en easetdt upon • young lady la • oar. ruse on the Brighton railway, raise up for sentearre. The Recorder ordered duo to be inipeiseasil ems smith ht I.7a;init Roland, 43, seaman, woo faM4l4ll A. Moo watal Lourdes of Edward Bytood on the bigi ass. Mr. Cluck aid Mr. &Wry prossowerk sad Mr. Milk Weeded. It sppeered that lb. pritoner end the datessai were seamen on baud the Media., Engliah vessel, mad en the 12th of July the street woe lying in the Loges Ree en the Western Cowl of Africa. Beth the desemed sod the grinner bed been drinking, end lad e qameol awl Isla when the deafened tried to eah the prima, bat 110011 of the crew interfered and talk the kWh sway. The thee obtain,' a hello tee d thesenann, mad again snarling law a aft miesil, when the pacer stebbeddeoreeed In the Mama _ _ The jury retuned • yodel et hter, and the primmer wee reeeested le three yew' pad ore its& THE POLICE COURTS. (7018 DAT.) 3141!SION-1101:711. i Mary Baker. a •741 - 71; ; ; 1 .-. "raft ereem, teme beeesid Wore the Lord Mayor ehar=bor a r Naha a yeah coat la lls chambers at 38, —. . ha. The housekeeper et lhe chambers my Ws women ea the lobby of the Ant-door, sad WWI b Vat No wanted. She replied, her husband, end left the home. I *Simarde saw her wets is the building, and ob served that she bad seenshing ander tor cloak, and embed her what she had them ISM replied that it wee her haabsurs may sad that ell was nght, and she went oat end turned ap klleholse• laam I imeteduitely followed and ray her into enausly,end f nod Mu W bed porearios the coat of s gentlemen who Wimp to ame of the calms in the bulldog. The risaast—Well, I wee Mbar peat"' , mad was obliged to do something, but I ena yap sorry for having tam dm coat A pationnen nueed Herbert fde dlsd the coat, lid& Ike rid be bad kft sae Ist ta• noted deer. TM tzanilitCUteant Una I pa obi we • Wog. The bigot —Pram your appanage a. age weald Peep that you wen mann is awn a bairea, sad yes stud go to prien nal herd laboar for I: weeks. Beffjellia eldelteed, ea atn•bolied paw MS G VW ebargt-d with having assaulted a bah be mord thaw Watt.. The dektdant and too other Mows to webs alias Plolpot-lana It night putted up against the boy, end the former Aro k 614 kar.eked biro doers. There wet no Mit of the math of the omplalasst's statemeat. Ore of the defeedaat's oompanioas wort that the poet boy wrack as t waved to fight them all. Th. Lord Mayor reprobated the coodnet of the defendant sad he tritons as mat cowardly and been and fined the dakardant 10.. GUILDHALL Jae Seettock, ud Jet% J pima dealer, were brocieht up ctuirsod with a ..nee d dim TN -aloe" the deregbeee a/ the pivriater et tin R 641 16 Cioh-leir, rid the primers aim is mg called for mane rrtretreamm, ea Jam teedered a bed ileelei la pay meat, and us dataakia be pat a halt-ceases, which me Mr. Ttiompame, tie • me, add tbst *flail dons tea thrown Mat sal Italbvieg the prisener• arm out mll., meehire be MI them to go away. Jame teat men& tee name, bat seamed wearied es mime the pow, awl lama he et Si Mee the how* 1111801111 eat bin pat eximetbiling fds bi mouth, sad gitseedliagg be me steeerpeag to maut some hid wag, be e4/pd hiss, mad Si lie straggle that ..wad s.aeth dim • elm bald., sad rid be maid .o Md. Meimes, eitemptel le stab aft am silk it. Mr. Wright, a tsYrefog gam d the Weet Lenin Cafes, bapsoned to be punt, mad Si modems Si WON the primer, be got immemiml la dm mist. BMW @EOM OW 4111 pulsars tars well home es be =a Mee samiso• Mari the Cielimiam bowleg leis soma Om Is artady sad corviet•L LOWINIa. daeldh. the'ai mid Is bad bees lawmen.* Si mike hoptiries Meet bat kerma bed vary hut. claw tee dam ea b• whaler a noad, abaci be *l* read to be able Si mime o th er 'widows of u important mime be Urn. Sir aim illarinee• rid the evidence already ddus erielliet the yeaeasore yea eie shin mod. weld ace Yaw the alteleest lamelhalcia is igireardoi Samatied eatarillagly. BOW-STRAIT. 10 33333 ST ♦ SZOLLACZ. - - liiUiw Salystow, a ehosblack, weariag M. rid uniform of the Itsned &b of ISlboetsl.ek Soeisty, mr akarssil with Arks' s brace of pima' from a trokaa's shop fa Ifirs•ll - Abigail Newton (is girl of about 14) depomd—l arrvant to Mr. Canto, who keeps • broker's shop to liwasell-none*. At about flo'clock lam evening I was minding theattop Than Ism the poisoner orated.. He suraetted ODO of the pose of glen sad took s paw of pinata out. The pane hod Mr broken bete*, bat he knocked a lot more of the Ors et= 'melted mid, s board which had hive planed assist k inside H. ma sway sad I could not follow kir r ran was nobody to mead the chop, but another boy baknagfeg to the social, saw trim running end told rue ha we. • shoic- Hehad lea 04 the uniform on than. Levoie-1 am one of the Bagged School dwisty's Shod>Melts. The yr. nivr is in our society. Last night I saw him mtentsir In sad I noticed be had • beep ander hi. oat. T:.e ho bed stoles • pair of Metule, end I told bov he talunsed to the moiety. 1 elmsald not have • told" un him, only that 1 knew he had Melee things before._ Paiceman Orq, F 62—About 6 o'clock last night I was muted by the tire wanes., who told me of this matter. Leine told me thot the thief was a boy seamed Sitagons, that he bel egad to the Society, awl weld be `a oe" at Widerki- bridge this morning. He aim told me hie number, 69. This morn ott I went to ih• toot of Waterloo-brldge, shore I found the prisoner stationed with hie box sad brushes. He wee cleaning a gentleman's boots. I mud to him, "Fifty•tione, is >our member Satigeton ?" He " 1 did WA steal the pistols." I sold, " Why, have not said chat I wasted you for. How did you know anything almost piloole?" Ho answered, "I did not Sake them.' I Paid, " Your ectinolelinte tells me peas did. end I atoll take you to the steam." He egul by thie time finished el«sine the boots of the gentleman, who then want away, and I te,k tM imisoeer to the station-bonne. The grantor-1 did not Peed the pistols. I was not is Hamell-court lest eight but MOP, and that was eight o'clock. The Moristme— But you told the constable you did 1110 i Veal the plonk He did sot mention the pistols to you. How did pot know what he wee goiag to abuse you with ? The grimace (crying)— I didn't weal the pistol., indeed. Tbe am pretty Nue you did. I mu.' remind you. to giro the pollee. as to portunity of trying to led them. The pronto, (still crying)—Send word to my mother. Oh dear I I did we wed too patois, indeed, sir. He was /emoted, still intimating has innocence, sad cry ing vehemently. SOUTHWARK. CtSMIN AT ILAILWAT ATATIONS. • • Georfe Ga..rry, • A.-driver, brnuoht up in custody of Mr. Graves, an inapectar of the South Rasters Railway Complexly'. police. charmed wil loiter-log on the fa as:tSat the Lond-a-bnd tenni:me. and 10 ge when requartett by 004.4 their officer.. William Howl, a constable la the service of the onsupeay, .sid that powernay afternao• he saw the prisoner leave the brighton boutiour with him horse and sib, and Stated of 'envier the recites. be drove across to this entrance of the D mar Railway jriet as s trots was going oat. Witness wag it...tinned there to bop gist refine of the pl.re clear, and he requested him to 15.,.. He refused sod kept hie victim., to the obstruction of the tredie. sod .t Suit he wee c .ropelled to take him into custoely. I ospector (hares did all Dr enull t t persuade him to leave prior to that. but be woe 411tILIA.V. la simmer to the charge the prisoner raid Olathe est down tbree light. at the Brighton terotiaus, and an enc.§ as he outaids he was heard by • getalenten on the Dover .Ids, when be crneeed ...tr. The officer then came and interfered With him, sot prerectad him &skies op the fare. Head intottord his Worehip diet the prisoner was not baited by an)nte. fled he been, intone should not have later faired with him. Thu =store , . t.,ld the defendant that be sh ou ld hese Ott the cowpony'. pe• micee whim desired. Ass caution to hint sad other rebut. o he should One his 61., or sentinel him to sem days icapnratinent. PERILOrI FIAT.-0111 Tmeday wheel the Rata or wo-et..sa, whiela le carved lama I. Inter, woo placed ea the Kuwait al Aria Cherie eyin g at CHftee, ow of the workroat ormatel rad 'teed ea Ile heed epee title thrty Kist. It w.e a root arrroue eight to loot at the kilo. hoot the real, as with hie lege op it the air he heat Me het togetber. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENINU, DECEMBER 1, 1859. SHARE LISTS-IRIS DAY. Two o'CLoolL The railway share market to-day is leas active. In a few instances prices are slightly lower. Foe example, Lancashire and Yorkshire stook has declined 1 per cent., and Eastern Counties 1 par cent. Generally, however, prices are fairly supported at yesterday's quotations. London and North Western stock is quoted 97 to ; Great Western, 661 to #; Midland, 1071 to ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 961 to 99; London and booth Western, 961 to t; Great Northern, 104 to 106 ; and Eutern Counties, 66 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1 13-16 to 1 16.16 prem. Toe Indian shares con nous in demand, and are still looking up. Bahia are also inquired for. 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I& I Ikon& I 141 01. pie I ago. 46 in 0.11 . 16•111:11 I ° et 1,1 IT I olommild bor os. • r.. rig. ruts win uss — at tasimiii — .b a n twara too L — i.ll Dales I - - 11016 %OK 3411301 0 ft I 1.9 a. 1114V6 M OO LOW so R Thi fi THE POUNDIJUNG OP THE 822AM11l latela. One el the wile was saved trays:—The venal left Owen! Mont (Meek on Monday night, with a large number of peewegeow Thee owe about Weimer on board. The mein was alas, ell penes led writ till abut 12 o'clock, whoa the weed, booing wailed Limelash Loch, °prints the Hely Isis, • swoll set in, wed the air became trick and deity. The narrater was USW is the cabin with other two et three wessagers bikes the washer changed, • sad we cloaking of the Bea pewee lbw bad. and expect * soon to reach Pertrush. He remarked, sa be looked around and sew the passengers rep tong peacefully in their bole, how terrible would be the mange were the vowel to go dews. One said it would be like the fate of the Orlon, which gunk when all on bard were in the happiest 'pinta, and the own *: as calm and far se then. At this moment a dreadful wash dulled them from their conversation, the bum minor wee smashed into fragments, and the whole of the liaises of the cable raw' down upon them like rubbish. A fearful scene anned. Tee vend had been ran into by a wood-laden weed tram Quebec, which bad .track the Eagle amidships. The passage's in the cabin rushed on deck, way entirely asked. The ones of the pathogens were heartrend leg. The camel was rapidly sinking. The stern descended while the bow rose out of the water, till the towed was alumna as perpendicular as a et. eple. Orem zumbers of the yeassagsrs most bees brat. seriewily injured, as those who were in the bow. having lost their bold, fell down the diuy height en to other parts of the steamer or into the water. The alltsion occurred about twenty minute. after 12, sod in slow 16 minute, theresfter the steamer had sunk la HI Unman of water. The aerraior remained on board WI the reseal we, jut disaetworher, when he was palled by • lithe on board the ship. After the trawl sunk the water was thickly dotted • ith hums& beings, may of whom were clinging to portions of the abearear, sod beats were sent oat hoe, the ship to pick them up. &nuel of the pereoßwe kap' themselves abet by clieging te dee sheep The stew rime w saved in this way. sad one asthma is said to hue swage at. share, reopened by • sheep 'who each arm. We (QM. ear Herald) haw sma Mr. &abbe, who is one of the peaseagers saved, aad bees Lm we haw the follow. lag moment of the wenewees, se for ea k erne trader ▪ obeervadoo etiabbe was a sable pewee ger, and had fella Wow sonsebee belie the collision, upon ow of the soles in the cabin, Wing westward? taloa 1:4 hie east, vest, end boots. Be was awakened by a eldest orinowdes, abide pleated leis to the door, and ea reerwering blasolf, beheld a gaol et the roof of the owls st the table failing in, .disk eneashod the kings, sod ha hood et um wow doe a lead amble, seise es loot. He groped his way to the Bali Weir, Is get ea desk end 'spectate what bad happeoed. The eatrense to the cable bad bean completely smashed Ma lifted or scateried intro • shape resembling a port hole, direso whisk Kr. &abbe crawled with difilenity, sod imsad hWeelf en desk. All was in a etas of am ; prowngers wwe Tanning up end down in &stew tha, everyone sake ignorant of what wee the nature of the theater. Neither mast nor funnel was visible. Hoe ing eautionaly an towards one end of the viral, he wee stopped by what eseated a deep alma, over which he could not moth Unable in the deelimms to make out what this win, he retuned towards the cameos to the cabin, where one die lamb In a state of frenzy and tame, geneed to bbs and dug to him with • tenacity that no awed Wes worplakey powerless. The poor women mold bo emoteasi wish, sad her *gray in the trying ineensat woe wield te wile... Her sots sad criw, mingled whit thew of taro ether female FONIIIIrre• with the voiles of the oaptalu and env--tbe vim of the engine, and the' gargling end welhint _et lbw weer, which Mr. Midas says was didineldg iliowenele the swami • boas& esrttai saw Me lid to Gebel her reap, but wahine avail ;h. mataaread we, her, but la vain. Wilk some surdas lin snamead in Wefts biewelf, sad, b the New thews, tbar were =bat we an glad to ea, Os pale wows& k lamedbaly damn& Mr. Stubbs met a = at ib. Plabb'e temp& sal wee Aft-r gain bee Os Pleas be we a awl Waft fir ward to tbo bees of glee legie. *as the isseit alallar• Su, ea re, es be fedi Judge, boa Amsag the foreweet be wee able to reeersiso Mr. Jobe of Palletising% to whom he shouted oat to drop from the bow le the *Wag of the Pledds. Mr. Wilma dropped aciewillagly, awl a chain ought him by the leg, sad by lie weans and with the aid of the rigging he eased be soups Meanwhile the stem of the ..eel wee gredwelly and about 30 of 40 let of the keel at the haw el 4 .6 4 eras standing obeys weber. It bed beau the elabiai at stern which emend As weed mimed bob reek dm Oho gangway swede the bow. The Mew ceatbarti b Nair until •be reseal Mud oldie perpeolionler, M. all* poottisa she remained kw nearly sleet mleadise. Kr. Hester sad bin wife get apse desk. The Isar basted la law Meteors sews, and, as Ms. How wee astleseeerlar M tied Ids essage, betelog bar ekes wale Me, tiny IMO wombed ewer and lort. The mama meeting of tne Menetteeter Ragged and lolteeral &hod wes Mid eeMereay in the Ilsotheme Tom-hilt Lad loshoh eetemes 'rite, sod oldesiod the emettng et ~IMAM Molise the tower 's's st, ma the gem Mats sessidag fresh the rued- Moot momet. _ _ The Olouorster Coessiesiocers esesabled yester day afternoon .t 2 o'clock. at Fiudyer-etreet, Weshotestar. TNg separated 'without& trenasettsa say Weirs& TIE LIVNIRPOOL FINANCIAL IWO= DEMON rtaattoN.—Mach regret is felt that Kr. Ghana, who Is at pawn' in France, is ton unwell to on the Channel is order to be present at the saris of the FinaheW Mora Manch"- tka which comet off this erasing (Thursday) In the Phdhar issais Hall. Limpet . . I I II i w I • L I • ! el. ft. 111 le IL Oil. Tug BALLOT docurrr.—The usual weekly tomting of the enmities cemadnee was bald on Tuesday at the oaken 6, Guild halechambeen, Mr. Rh in Meant. Mr. Whit/aunt, Mr. Spatula= Nodes, Mr. Boateaa, Mr. Samuel Hardee% Mr. Wm. Mee, Mr. Le Maitre. Mr. M. P. Mandan, Mr. R. A. Nadas, Mr. Dares, mad Mr. F. Clown., were Subseiptiose of IN. 10e. from Mr. Gilbert Potioney, C r = Mr. Meath Theo:Way, sod several smaller sums, were ea wanted. The followtng ester was read Irmo Mr. R. S. Thompson, the newly-elected member for Whitby la wirer to year isquory, I beg to Inform you that my opinion advera to the introduction of vote by ballot, unless hribmiy , sad lotto:viatica should clearly appear to be on the increase.' Faqirs of the recent mating@ at York, Barnard Cattle, Stockton, Middlesborough, end South Shields, were lid be fore the meeting, end applications for deputations to attend meetings at Lewes nod Battimetoke. It was arranged that early in January the council of the society should be spo okily summoned to delibsrate on the bat manner of bringing the question afore the Ilona of Commons k the coining swam, sad also to ;amidst as to • similar course being ..dogis How tbe Hof Louis. l i ROYAL BOCUTT.—The anniversary meeting of the Royal Society or held yesterday afternoon, at Buz boost-house, Piccadilly; Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, Bart., president, in the chair. The president taring delivered the etudamary annual addr-se, the Copley Medal wee prorated to Mr. W. Weber; r Royal Medal was awarded to Mr. A. Ceyk7, and toe sseistil Royal Medal woo received by Mr. G. Beatlinin. The following perlemen were teu elected Assn sad council for the easing year •—Presidew, Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Bert., D.C.L.; Treasurer Mtits- Gem& Mad. debtor. D.C.L; Etervetertsis, Wm. , M.D., and Mr. Geo. Oebnel Stokes, M.A., D.C.L 1 ; 56, == . Siereteiy, Mr. Wei. Hallows Miller, M.A. Other Members of the Council:—Mr. C. C. Babiogton, M.A.; Ratr-Admirel Si, Geo. Beck, D.C.L.; the Rev. Jae Bar low, M.A.; Mr. Teas. Bell, Mr. Anima Cayl.y, Mr. Wm. Farr M.D., D.C.L.; Sir Beery Holland, Bee., M.D., D.C.L.; Mr. The= Hy. Holley; Sir Roderick J. /lambi so M.A.; Thos. Wetoter, M.A. • the Rev . Wm. Wbewelt, D.D.; Mr. Alma. Wm. Willlssesot; ths Rev. Rota. Willie, M.A.; SW Woo. Pus Wood, D. C.L; Lord Wrotteeley, M.A.; eel Col. Philip Yorks, The members of the council sabsoiestily Mud together. Tlia VOLOWtilit lurts MOVEMENT.—A wiry nemeroes meshig of the inhabitants of ea James. Weesaieeler. cearessd by the eburchwardese, at the re ef the vestry, wee bad yesterday at Bt. Janterte lisll, Ira ptemete nee loraistica et • tun. images Rid. Volunteer Camp . Lewd illeho presided ; gad brides the rector end • et Mr spew elated treigests, there wee • hp= B :47tredemee, sad proms is stiff more benebie arensoresese. The needy one well Wed with twig.. ADOPTION OF A CAILD.—Aa extraordinary adop tion 'vastly took place at Almoodebury, sear Brie Ml. • few days sines Kn. Curtis, youggest dengtiter of 040041 Nagger, of Houle Perk, end who I. at present reeidiog with her fuhrr, wen stfely delivered of a sou end heir, to the gratification of every one who knew the micelle/or virtue. with which lb* rang lady wee roidowed. A very fur boars span from thin h.ppy event, the wife of a navvy who is working on the Drivel and 13.,0th Welet Unios &away, now la court* 41 coaMmititina, gave birth to three children. This feet wen imputed to Yes. Curtis, sad she ezpressed beg draw tO sake Wow of the three little imamate ; accontimily bar replan ow node Imola to the poor woolen. who et entree wry joyfelly roseented to entrust nue of bar offspring le the geed lady. We ere aid to state that ttie infant, with its ass fumed meson, is doing teo.ssitably well. TOO wife of the mem mid her two children are ptomain very well. Jae r •I. 01111 All Toys.—lt is not generally known how exteweive tee manufaunia of children's toys fa Gerwroy Ime tracery Isar the full ammiet of rare and attention abet le bestowed on the construction. The best coma from one district, errasherg, to S.M. Meinioxen; and the priatipal mennfactorer there la Adolph Flairbeusoe, whir. arm in the Great Exhibition of 1461 excited much ettru doe. In the meth-warn district of the old Thuriesian tweet are Dumber who live by this ingenious trade; sod the Hereditary Doke. fully aware of the impot. Mace of its mercantile Improvement, has founded and flied oat .chock for the letter instruction of the workmen, ille.ber log for their use, books, prior, and models The workmen are generally bred to the trade; eons improve on fathers' work, and, an in other factories, It is found ttat ems have exclusive abili•y in a portico's/ rancho( manufacture ~ n ly• • peculiar native faciliiy which, in ro large a factory, can be exclusively devoted to its own bias. The um of papirr4tAche in place of wood-carving has been the reel secret of the meat improvement in toys ; for a good model in clay or wax being obtained, it could be reproduced 4 casts by the Ce011.1.10.011C workmen. room, or children. Another advantage of papier•mdcbd was it. lightness sod holloware—the latter showing the introduction of simple mortar., for 193.11, Mini. The cheapness of good rating triumphed over the erraiinotmet carving, and the moult has been • contineed im provement in German tiyo, until those of the beer clam may fairly tan c-osidiced artistic models of nature, acting no rdo csitinal settle 'here ouch agents out 011 1 7 be introdrel— that ie, by 'MAC* of play.—Art Jowled. OIDIIAkY SLUMS AND mama RAJIV•IO. 2.V.V °6-4 4d4rxem e g ; . = 1. " 1 1.4 .8 e.par- 1 - . `. Beakaajegiks4o4oll.o.. aara= 4 b. • I Vr • iro ear I.t• Is pit i• • ettir:::: ft - t I I 1 lei age 11 Ile 4 / Is C • "7 _ _ _ ___ I "- A. iln.l our t.. . 7 . t=;!1=1: Dow r...www,-u,: . Ilk e - 4....ii - .4. SeWien= A IL kp loam& t I swa hl.l 10 . t ii ti WI 5 :46. imarriiiii:a .. 7 st• r. tf.yti tl:= !!`,. !WC= rw4;:; - . ui Iw =TAtiliwah6 A '" 1 11 MaiT-L rase - I I Ilia aa P IMs W•tarand sea Massa ti l arratitlitir g l l4l • la! II I. 11 lres until I. 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Busker Oiwiloortad 41,103 Low of Wag. *AP Lool., and Coorafg ,),100 St Loodqo Jolnt%fook 111.Vo 6.11, Cv44 I OS kle Sae. P lad rey. of MAUI it. Su Do. Or. ...... •. Li So Sees., that 400 A New rout!. Nolo.- 0401 , Orsnloil Dist Our Aullo Otloom Dank ua .000 WO Itr7rlit.ll el 104104 IS Do. , soy : • 11. a. ea.tzsDa Sf. , Jof.n So..mt,a M I lionoosi Loudon SA, a lII* la he li rd is u 17 in a 14 If 14 44 IN IC 111 AS 11l . 14 8 4 i im I - I Ii 4 I, : , , ...„ _ _ r N ei as 1 1 a av If ids va .1 N.l .0 in I 1.4 Ti Q le LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. laresneon. Nov. 91).-Sbe market - wen 4L./441: m het= .CTO LISIOWIMA 61 the clue.- nook. 914 NI -.Men *amen - 1 . 1.14-011 rent Nerthen neat. 10118 1(44 -Gnu Waters, 41111111-lennehtn and Terkeeln, fie -L01211.14. Nanh W on-am• (44hen.l. 13.11 I 4.-Iluennur. OUSeld. awl -311.11.Nei lder* linnen Auk, (1). (44-North Sj din.-Neran Ikelets Bunn* ennui neck. NH 34-Yon twelaw , '*oak 1 1 I LI.* dont. 43 40-eolith N• 414,0. 24 3 IS-Duel. /4=33 t -Gaud Latelotown 3-14 11 - (Used Trent at 44 le -Greet Wane= Hone. ameAe, 134 111-441 an neer Owen( I 411 41L lbsibie awl fake uron. •4-'aset LI& The Poetmsatee-Geseral gave aatiee Yesterday that the time for the of the steamer Great Britain, with ship mane for Mdhoarne, will be extended to the 9th baton% looter:I of the 6th, ea heretofore advertised. elttirrnL PALA= ONII SHILLING DAL—. WIDNIODAT, NOV. 80,—Adnilarions es payment, $11; dine by!emese alelome.l44; Wel vellum SM. _ LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMI- YiD).—YraMo rewire : Wee ending 149 v. 27th, UM, 10,11 W. Or, id Two o'Ciont. The fonds remain steady in character, but business is quiet, and Consols are now quoted about 1.16 per sent. lower than yesterday afternoon. In mime of the other markets realisations have slightly predominated, and in certain instancy there is a partial retrogression in prime. The learnt diate upward movement seems to have received • check. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 701 r. dOe., being I per cent. better than they closed yesterday. . . The New Indian Loin is 1 , tot per cent. lower, at 1061 to 1. &ee; are officially marked 96k, I, sod 1 for money, and 961, 1,1, and / for the Bth December. The p,osent quotation is 96 11-16 to 13-16, or ost, both for money and the approaching settlement. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 228 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 961 and ; the New Three per Cents., at 961, end 1 ; the New Indigo Loaa, at 1061, 1,1, 1, 1 ; the Pour per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 961; India Bonds, at 3s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 265. to 295. prem. In the foreign stock market there is a partial re action in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 224. Ttntish stooks have fallen 1 per oent., the Loan of 1864 being quoted 76 to 77, and that of 1858, 65 to 66. There are inquiries for Dunes Apes and Venezuela Bonds, which are firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and s-Half per Cents., 1868, 961 ex div.; Buenos Ares Six ;per Cents., for account, 83 ; ditto Deferred Bonds, 211 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 23, 221; New Granada Active Bonds, 17; ditto Deferred, ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Dollar Hoods, 78, ex div. ; (exchange 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1868, 661; Sardinian Five per Cents., 841, az div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for so. count, 331; the Committee's Certificates, 41; Turk ish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 771, 761, 77; ditto, Six per Cents.. 1868, for account, 66, 661, 651 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1081; ditto for amount, 1031; Venezuela Two-and-Half per Cents., 281; ditto for account, 28/1 ditto One per Cents., 14/. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Coca pony have declined to j to 11 prem. The steamer Etneu, with the Australian mail of October, arrived at Men on the 20th of November ; the letters are expected in London about Tuesday next. --- The steamer Shannon has arrived from the West Indies, with 180,0001. in specie. l'he best bills aie readily discounted at 21 per eent., and the demand has not increased. At the Bank yesterday the applicauona were limited. The bills falling due on the 4th (Sunday) will be met on Saturday. The ensuing settlement in Consols is fixed for the 10th January. The contango" Irma a 1 to 6-16 per cont., including income tax. • ' • • - . A further sum of 28,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent : the imLooot, by the had Jacket was also purchased foe exportation. The Vanderbilt has arrived from New York with about 200,0001. in specie, a portion of which is oa French account. Government make no specie remittance to Cal cutta and China by the steamer of the 4th of De cember, bat send 10,0001. to Gibraltar. The amount' on private account is not expected to exceed 100,0001. or 160,0001., owing partly to the high price of Mexican dollars. The mercantile community are at length taking action, with a view to arrest the losses occasioned by the distracted state of affairs in Mexico. An address to Lord John Russell has been framed, and has already received the signatures of Meson. Rothschild, Baring, F. Rath and Co., Anthony Gibbs and Sons, and other great houses. It sets forth that the memorialists, British merchants, have been induced by their con fidence in the watchful care of the British govern ment to extend their agencies in, and their transac tions with, Mexico, and oomplains of the injustice committed by the Meziean authorities, who have laid exceptionally heavy imposts upon their agents. It is also pointed out that in consequence of the dis turbed and uncertain state of the country remittances to England have been rendered very irregular, to the senops inconvenience of the commercial classes. Upon these grounds the British government is requested, in concert with the other great powers, to recognise the government de facto established in Mexico, and to extend its protection to British interests in that country. The action now taken will probably produce good results. Betore a go. eminent can be made responsible for the acts of its adherents it must be recognised as exercising an authority over them. The recent seizure of a large mess of treasure by one of Miramon'a generals is sufficient to bring down upon its perpetrators the angry interference of those States whose citizens have been thus flagrantly despoiled. It is stated that the North Eastern Railway Com pany count upon an estimated increase of gross re venue to the extent of 60,0001. for the current half year, and that the dividends will consequently, in all probability, be at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on " Berwick" stock, and 4 to 41 per cent. per annum on " York." From inquiries which we have made, we gather that the dividends to be declared by some of the leading railway companies for the last six months of 1869 will approximate to the following rates, viz.: Last six months Lest six months of 1859. of 1868. Per et. per ann. Pee ct. per ann. London and North Western 6 L.nessltire sod Yorkshire . 6 London mod booth Western 6to 61 Greet Western ?Calmed 6 South Eastern North &stem, " Bernick" .. 6 Ditto, .' York" 4 to 4} ___ -- •• The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,3381. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,9371. ; the Great Western, an increase of 2,6991.; and the London and South Western, an increase of 2,4121. A meeting took place yesterday of the shareholders in the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, at which the directors' report, recommending a divi dend at the rate of S per cent. per annum, was agreed to. At the meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany, held yesterday, a committee was appointed, with the concurrence of the directors, to investigate the affairs of the company, with a view to ...certain the best coarse to be adopted for carrying out its ob jects. It was stated by the chairman that the undertaking meets with considerable opposition in India from interested parties. ' The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Dock Company ie called for the 20th January, and a meeting of the South Australian (Land) Company for the 18th December. _ . A memorandum from the Madras Irrigation Com pany states that the sum of 18.0881. was yesterday been paid into the Indian Treasury to the credit of the company, in advance of calls, making, with other payments of a like nature made since the 27th of February last, a total of 420,9211. received by the Secretary of State for India in Council on account of capital, 11. per share only (1. s., 5 0 , 00 W.) having been called up. The Muter in Chancery who is charged with the winding up of the Warwick and Worcester Railway Company proposes on the 12th December to make a allot 11. per share upon the contributories. The position of the market for American securities is thu noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite : We have to report a drat market in London during the pegs week In American securities. United Sister Five per Coots. (187 e) reams very Wady, at V4i. Auras there hee bees ea advance froth 41 to 37 discount, at whiok Pith, however, there en saner& Am leeporteat avows be. With place la Itie eseaii , ies; th e Boxed Mortise Boo th 'Wag 71 to 73, aa4 th e fl ied 3iertgai% 31 1 4 69 Tks - shares nth Mee t oe t o it. WIDNISDAT Bvimnie. Console, which clo,ed yesterday at 981 to / for the Bth Dec., opened this morning at the same qnota tion, and cloud at 98/ to 1. Fee money the last price was 981. The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 964, 1; ditto, for account (6th Dec.). 981, 1 ; Three per C e nts. Reduced, 951, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 951, 4; Thirty Yeats Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 171; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 105, 1064, 1064; the Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 1869, 981, 984. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was again in great demand, and role fnlly3 pew ownt., closing at 1061 to 1, or 84 to 1 prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debenturtss of 1869 were dealt in at 981 to 4. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan has advanced to 941 to 96. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 264. to 29a. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market, though still moderate, were more numerous than of Ilate, and the general tendency was better. In several instances prices ruled slightly higher. MINES.-THIS DA Y. Two ',Twat. The mining market this morning has been rather quiet. East Wheal Russell snares have de clined to 10 to 10k. (bumbler and St. Aubyn shares are officially marked in the Stock Exch v a y n a fe, Mt. The other transactions have been prim ly in shares in Hingston Downs, East Basset, and heal Mary Ann. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in demand, and are marked In. There are still inquiries for General Mining (Nova Scotia), which have been dealt in at 261 and 263. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia are quoted 4 to 3-16 prem. At a meeting et advents's,* In West Sharp Tor /dim, held yesterday, the aooottata showed a balance la favour of the ad- Teatimes of 964 3e. The estimated hahsece of liabilities over meta aroouuted to 671.3.. 711. A all of Si. per share was • made. saA,L 7.4T ' I COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE.—(7IIIB DAY.) Bromt.—The msrket still has a firm appeannos, end the large public sales are progressing Moodily. Reload lumps, 49c 63. to 61s. 6d. Co77l2.—The demand continues good ; low to midd li ng plantation Ceylon, 644. to 70s. ; good middling, 71s. to 755. CocoA.—Tos meat advance is with di ffi culty supported. Taa.—* kite parcel of season, chiefly low quality, has boa sold; the mice has not bun made pnblic. amens are steady. Run amiss steady. Jinn hes sold at hill prim. TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is galas at the sunned prime :—Towu tallow, 68s. oat cash; Petersburg Y.C. an the spot, 675. 6d. ; all the year, 67a. ; January to March, 66e. 3d. to 665. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT) The number of bessiei7Wtherl7;pr than on Thursday coat; there ie, however, a lair demand at Monday's quo tations. The supply at Blimp io small, and best demons lion@ are readily disposed at, bat ends is dull for inferior. Good calves are &air. Fria Germany end Holland there Boa 280 boasts, 560 Amp. sad 120 calves. Ireland 100 boosts, sad 600 tram tho Northers sad Midland Counties. NMI ova; in. -- • elesia2 4 . 6_ 4 4 . ( 4 . ant rAre i rar 4, l 4 lr. 4 44 a 6. I. 1 =eras. . 4 111 No vale, bee;s:: 4 a t et id = 4" 4 6 .2 I 5aL1e...." 4. • Me Om HatUstvio 6 I 4 Leeeeee_ Bows se mutat. amet LOW" 3.110; 0.1616. 904 he. 170. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Deem. Davis sad Co. ',port trade very WI at the following prices rinse meadow hay, 70s. to 76e.; superior ditto, 76.. 86..;t0 inferior ditto, 60s. to 60s. rowan, 36e. to 60s. ; clover, old, 85e. to 100 s. ; second cut , 70s. to 80e. ; straw, 265. to 28s. Tae HAftraa's FEIST Immaawrios.—The ex citement In arising out of the Ferry pmnunci•- memo seems only abated for the instant, to revive with aug mantel energy. Yesterday the moat alarming recounts were forwarded from Charlestown to Richmond. to the effect that • movement for the liberation of Brown was hourly anticipated, and that rations barns and sheds had been fired by confederates of the Mew ' iterated martyr. This exciting word proditeed the effect that via to be anticipated. Lane bodies of troops were at mai placed under arms at Richmond and at Alex =Aria, with orders to move this morning upon the scene of oc,ntemplaied hostilities. The panic throughout the State has suddenly attained the wildcat stage. In discriminate meats are made ; the eye of partial jus tice Wog itself more especially upon the peddlers, who are to be found in every village and upon every road. Various of these are imprisoned ; and the pursuit of them appals to be universal. The Tennessee episode is in the meantime proceeding; Dr. Palmer having obtained his liberty on bail. Dr. Rowe, of Boston, to insure his liberty sad immunity front a requisition, has taken eight from Baton, end may hereafter be addressed inCanada.—Nero York Trams, Nov. 18. STEAMERS FOR THE GALWAY LlNE.—Tirday (Thanday) the Prince Albert, iron screw steamer which has been for wine time past undergoing extensive raisins at the works of Mr. John Lard, Birkenbead, leaves the Mersey on a short trial trip. The Prince Albert was originally known ass fest weed; and wan pat into the bonds of Mr. Laird for the purpose of being considerably lengthened. The afterput of the vessel has been covered in, making an extensive saloon and poop deck, similsr to that of the Cansdisa steamers. Teo effect this. the frames and plating of the chip have bees raised and canted round in an arch, ao ea to form the roof of the deck hr We, an arrangement which will add very materially to the stability of the venal, while at the came time it win madam to the comfort and accommodation of paseeogers. Tlitcnne - Cr'eti awakes of the Prince Albert will' be a iron acquisition to the QaM►q Nee, until the new paddle boats in course cf construction for rho statlonare reedy. _ _ AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILII.—The Quebec and Montreal Ooesa Steamship Compeey'is steamer Nova Scotian willed from the Kersey for Portland letiridaY (Wedeeedsy), with the Uaind States and Canadian mails and 67 pearoegers. On Saturday next the British and North American Royal Mail steamer America will be despcched from Liverpool for Boron with the United States and North American toads. SMUGGLING BY THE GALWAY LINE.—A large eediure of snuff was made on board the steamer Jason on Tuesdey, which arrived from New York on Friday lest. There were 10 casks altogether, and a great deal of ingenuity was exercised in the packing, so as to make the coke km the appearance of containing flour. On the tide wafter in charge, Denis M'Bngh, examining one of the casks, he discovered the snuff, end on clear inspection it was found that a king pipe was passed through the centre of the banal at the head, the head of which opened inunediately below the bung-hole. This pipe wee filled with flour, so that ou taking out the bung nothing but flour wee visible. The ten cask., which were entered as flour, and ooneigned to a person named Faby living at Loughran In this county, were imm-diately betted and con veyed to the Custom-bona, The gross weight of the snuff sailed is ens ton. On the last voyage of the lawn 12 cwt. of tobacco was sailed, and one of the parties implicated in the transude' is at present undergoing six months' im prisonment, the other having paid the fine of 1001. The persons who are connected with the present case will be tried in °Away, but the exact time is not yet known. FEARFUL ACCIDENT.—Oa Monday evening, at 5 o'clock, a sad and terrible affair happened on the Wycombe and Theme Railway, now in coarse of formation. At • spot called Bell-field, at High Wycombe, a abaft of nearly AO feet wee sunk to form a cutting through a chalk hill. Five unfortunate men were engaged pickier at the bo`tom, when about 40 tons of earth fell and completely bur6d them. It was full three hours before their bodies could be rescued, and when found they were of course quite dead. One poor fellow was standing erect with his shovel in his hand, so momentary was the shock. The right of the men at work In perfect silence, with torches, and surrounded by thousand. of spectator., is completely beyond description. ROBERT STEPLIENSON AND THE GREAT EASTKRIV. —When Mr. Brunel was oocnpted with his test frail]. sa effort' to launch the Great Beetarn, at the close of ono most dis heartening day's work, he wrote Mr. Stephenson, urging him to come down to Blackwell on the following morning, end enter with him as to further measures. Next morning Mr. B.ephenaon woe in the yard at Blackwell shortly after HI o'clock. and he remained there until dusk. While super intending the operations about mid-day, ha came to the end of • balk of timber which canted up, and he fell up to his middle in the Thames mud. He wee merely is his ordinary dress, without any great twat (though the weather wee bitter cold) and with only thin boots upon his feet. He was urged to leave the yard sad change his dram, bet, with his usual disregard of health, hie reply was, " Ob, never mind me; I'm gaits and to this sort of thiag;" and be went peddling 'bent la the mad, smoking hie cigar until al o met quite dark, when the work of Ike dey tree completed. The Moo' quence of this exposure was an intlemmation of the lungs, which kept him to his bed for a fortnight —Freese , Maga" rine, for December. u te ~~ i ,~ 11/10 . 911 OTA - 1191 limes ;.; ii 104 111 I e i i I l ft i 4 pm ii 170 18 U 1 t L{ 14f 1111101 101, 11