The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAY.) COURT OP QUERNS BENCH. Sittings ia the Chid leaks, Kr. Justice Wightosen, Mr. Jenks HA and Hr. hence Blackburn.) Sir Juba Colvill wu swore in u number of the Privy Council. alt•air. Mr. Hawkins spelled as behalf of William Batley, pro rate? of tie Chase Hotel, Sheerneee, for • rale calling sees three poem reeed Meg, Holmes, sad Mirka like. ewe habehhaele ot Ihresesa to show cause sky a crassoal wary eheeld set be Mod againet there kw the path codas et • Bilk POIN•11, hijariosoly spot Deßep., ley isd held se ale is the Cosety Coen of /let for NOM yeses, bet Y 11153 lee relkspdeled the eprietreet, la ceder torem set up se ea beta how. Dodge mewed alky lined • Midi a pert& Men. The_pehhostion so, Bal to m hod odes seem out of ee elerties fee the leesl fterd at Heal* whisk leek Pita __.kka trot may. Marts, mei Maas went wkw beard. Marks and Reber ere mows et Ihweesee sad dolaadaat Meg {few Weer of the *mi. 'high seis set the libelet. the einem the Osumi emend la deep telalle ral ele the dekeders, well It tenet yea the eleckee tot to mord desk wise tw Baby, who was "an *bur tine"—e pewees " eat for aey eeastp," and who IMO area le way " where the boot prey of he Ws bed bees pawed." It aka charged Mrs eel thelebeed eas " feel aw/ der hressee." waB , He diodes cowing off, Marko wee returned ad Daley defseled. Saki st• - , ;end Li. defeat as werady dee to the lerrkes met. of the put'', /awe at the pleased la quarks. Es bed reposedly applied to Big= or the none of the reeper of eel the plowed, bet aire„ sad home the mum eppiF - 11; Chief Mr. Hackie; • pedrileetioa thee kf.d beers K. eine It I. warmly combated with the dignity al Ur man le Imre Ia tine occupied with Each rewkiaa—But the earl will perceive Mr. Bailey declare, he W hese ray helariesel_ silected by to placard, eel that it cheeps Me alai the be biteal use of I.4sepheinctie 71:thisit Judea-41m Is eceethlaa he that. You can hike • rule. Cale accardiegly. COUNT OF COMMON FLEAS. Mites* ht lisese.—Aßefare th• Lord Odd Judo, Ed. .d Jrtiare Massy Cmasw fad Dyke.) TWO XIIIr Clllll7 Junin. Sir William Erb was thas waning want la as Lard cwt Jsak oaf tb. court. 1.0W%r. TNU GOKIRAL MAX XAVIOATTOX CONIPAXT.- 'WAMPUM A BAWL Th• *Will is this can sus th• enter of s harp nand the Felipe', sad h• dslasd 4kaages two' the mind that this barge had bar trenasped by as. of the adndatit'• reeesty aad • ainahar of netts of newts hod bete lanned. The trial took plan before Mr. Justice Crowskr, ad • ver dict an Enamel for the pliustiti. Mt. geninat gibt• mow mood km $ nJ• sang spas Um plaintiff to show COMM why than teraM an le • is. trial, rpm th• grand that the engin was "pion the torkkoce. The tart inatad • Me. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Stasis at NW Prks.—(Bin Yr. Bares Martin and Comm in t im) This was dr BM iky of atter at add pries, in tens. IMCIIIMILD LLLLL ZADZIL Mt. E.Y. Cots wee coma for the arra; and Mr. l'arada repamasad lb. d-!•-oast. This:me an rewarder leer to try the lirt to he mkt dr follow* drummers .—The *rod, • hens .at Werbenemmou , •. meld M. ham is we d= to • pence neemel Beamed, arm kiss dee& lit 731., resterg • drift kw dr ewer. The pliada, baaraw. admired that toe sands eisehlregris is dr enstway al ens helms esti the cheque was geld. Revaawar, baton d was resestdi. Boer-el kaki the away and arty were dm rem io tanution by the delhedeet, who r Sb. Issasel at the Yiwa , Ely-place. TM them wg dimbessemd, and dis malen wee tesestr es fry Miaow the Wm babes to the pkara or the damndest. Kr. Beres /WM Wed that the Oskar ha areer given ep_peremes et the home and so dewed dr Jay.: The Ivry rot retard • verdict fur the astral COURT OF ERROR. PESIEV. , 4 OF THE I OF la. Th 4 Iw/wed jolts, forming the tort of error saertel.ted 'this mooralaw for the purpose of appoiatio4 the days oh which the swim's will be held. Led 610 Jesting Cockburn unmans' that the inert 'meld take errors from the Court of geese's Beach cm Saturday, Noreurber 26, and Monday, November 28 ; from the Court of Etchsgaar on Tuesday, the 29th, and Wednesday, the 30th of November; end from the Court of ,tomost Pleas on Tnewley, Deownber 1, and the following day if neassary. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, (Before Mr. Coureieriosor Beim.) Is II MAINE -JI:DOXIST. • The bankrupt, a miller, at Stevenege, applied for his certi ficate • few days ago. He was opposed on the ground that he had traded reeklesely, and had made a fraudulent pre ference. His Honour now gave judgment. He said it • from the bankrupt's & com e t s that be bad caned on iitZ busierse after he wee insolvent. It was also proved that alter be must have known that he could not pay more than • small dividead, be bad paid coaeiderable sumo of money on the personal application of creditor... amongst others to his uncle-in-law; rut be declared that he did and then content plate baakreptcy. The evidence was not sufficient to jnetify the coon is deciding that this bankrupt had been guilty of • fraudulent preference, according to the came of Nor pea v. Breathitt (1 Bar. and Adel., 289), Vas Castel (2 Es. 691), sad exparte 31 rjoritweb (I)e G et ., 466). CocoidMing, towers, thet the bankrupt was not justified to paying dame delta, ant Chet his trading was very icopeudeat, ab• mart would adjourn the certificate (second-clam) for a you hos the last examination, That decieion was justified bo the case of esparto Hammond (6 Ds Get., N. N. and G., 609). IN as 11. A. I) . •ReT.—PETITION TO extrut. The tonkrott wee described at a dreier In hone', of Roper's-park. This was a sitting for choice of assignees. Mr. Begley. on behslf of • creditor ' applied for an adjoins meat of the sitting, on the remit that the bankrupt wee not • trader within the meaning to the act ; that the proceed nage in baokruptcy were collusive, with a view to set aside rsecutioas, and to obtain the tokens of the bankrupt frcin custody, sad that • petitioa had been presented, sod we epp lined for busks& teeking to annul the baskruptey. The creditor, Mr. Le, el Chanewood- street, stated in his Mfidavit thei he had always believed the bankrupt to be • person living to his owe mew, and that he was not • trader w,thin the isitassfag of the act. Mr. Lawmen on behalf .1 the petitioning creditor, con meted is d ed.cieramisint of the sitting for choice of sseig aces until ilel7tl An apphadias ihe the bealcragot's diacharge from custody n.Lasid. (Wan Yr. Coombe ltioncr Gloulburn.) IN It P %KING. The beekropt wee • wtedow-glare dealer, of Mrtharr !war. C...adreh-ermare. Thie was the rumination =raw. Hot I , •Lihtter re 1,442 f. ; err% 3401. Agaiset prate of 1,1434., there were asperse of 2,01 W. Mr. A Termer, for the arrows, burley irsaalited the bealtrire r to rote of the tram I. hie earl err mat. The beakrupt reed. (Baunt blr. Cmiunfuedoser Hofmyd.) •0 THIR Roo MINIM; COMPANT (I,IIItTED). As *Mir far libelist/ up vas ;wady ramie in the ear* o uopasy, o. the pieties el Twines bluebell, Seastr's laboarer, ad lisresst, eueres. The history of the crouipasy ha. sliesdy appeared, sad the rireutuetacie• Its Netsioir tap" we 03 notorious as to tall koib the iodinate rbatims of 1... rd Ovrreame is his piece is the H o use of Poem The diareboidere, ter "euturibeteriss." is the, sou dud Utm ost.... are chitty lass Ireesbb elm et We. The .ike the de, eppeleesd far ordain the list. BOA.. app Arad f..r theallieial liquidator. A prolisaluary NM ^I nay-eutt.t enemas bad bele propurd. They were deed, bottlers if eniall ausbees d ilitssis, only three holdiug abler Shy wit. Th. aitioast tithe Are Is Mr each. Very Is. of the eliarithoklera wens b atisedoecs, ear wee mysse• iesentered o e tees ferb.u. . Hosear-1 impromo you bare served all those pangs with the sauna wine.? they kers ell ben dolt' erred. Proof wee that awes 44 the parties lariat aimed the easelw of wee.rauoaried they were pared on tbe Yet. Keay • I thew owe (Nook. igoniruv. Tb..yr.weree were pest tipsily proved by J. W. 6. Climatal!, the adiadeet by whom the napery wee witewieed. Bur Job* Dow, [ttltls, , f Mortis's-lase, &scribal a of the ter Warm Royal Seamy of Litersiers, wee pieced w the &t lt.. D4l, of Colsibill•Wreat rlislirl, appeared sad maid Shot he was ow of age with be ta.k the rlianre, earl paid apes lbws. fir es the llar •• • laid., of dye shwa sod bad pad ail th• calls, bet Has we& balmy he wee od•do. The owe wee amend eo wand ova, for *alp. Caw Earaw, of Pelem-rwil. Lambeth. appeer•d, sad stead that 4.1,6.1 bees " drawn alto Or Howarth Wised hi. t., weept the abuth. He woe sty la ( - marl oarpl.yarast, sad amid ant altad to pay. H. left the boa, Ilesnasesimg Ciesball ..d SHOW is so arawared feriae. Mary Foal, sass, as elderly woman, who hod be.. is kart to t.k. lire thane, said oho bad bars posaithly rasedCheshall awe Wee Aran amid bet bar is 10/. • year. 5.. bud bas • widow twontythis yaw., awl had had • Gamily to tamp sp. Thin withers also retiethestly splweided Cheak.ll , **debarred him with robblarg be,. Tarr *raster. of • thwelvader mused Klielay Laving bees pow{ lb. attar. •01-1 may as wall add, he le sow at the Gaped Oesd Hopi. (Lala(hier.) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1859. A shareholder—And more of as will have to go axes. The name of Thomas Mitchell. the rammer, wee shtick out, it not Wag proved that ha bad segued the deed. John Newman, of High-street, Weetbourns-grovs, ad mitted that he had signed the deed for twenty shares, but said there wee es un&rstanding thst he wee only to be a holier of ten shares. He had taken hie *hams by treader from Omahall. His Honour held that he must be placed on the list far to t r ut y shame. At the close Mr. Mom awed that a call of 30a. pee share would be made, after the requisite notice had been trim. Ito.' was the case which had been mentioned by Lord Oyer st-or in the House of Loa; sea particular came of hardship spin the poorer classes. The Commissioner—l am afraid this is not the only case. It wee stated that the debts of the company were about 300 f. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. TNY MITILOPOLITAN ,‘LOON OMNIUCa. COMPANY. TY RE THO 6. H This ease, whtchspoetred in our perr of last night , spin eine op oa the questioned bed, end the crowded note of the court, ehowed the interest excited in the retult of the appli es:kr. Mr;Bargood now appeared for the official liquidator (Mr. Petri. kJ ohavra), and Mr. Reed for • several director. of nee company. Mr. Dowse again suppormd. TM twee of the insolvent', ledger which be had torn were aow pawed by him. They related to matters in his bea- Mus a as . • brush maker, and a l so a t o • Jason mad att nausood submitted that le bail wee he the diocesan of the court, • man who had mutilated hie account book le the insolvent hal thew was not • at reran to be allowed Mr. Commie/ Moser Murphy said he had to caseider what the insolvent had dons with reference to the words of the mange that the leaves hid been torn oat with intent to dt4 cve the court and the creditor. Mr. Sugood apprehended that the point mentioned by the learned commissioner would arise on the hearing and not es the present spplicatioo. Title man had torn out leaves and bad kept them back when they should have been filed. His put it to the mart whether the court would allow the indulge:we at hedilin this case. The twit &dewed then Lila only object was to keep the weiltbinf the Imam H. now prolucel them, and would have died then begot. ♦ discussion mem betwen tie lynch and the bar on the *est at bat, the Connakelosat giving its very comprehen sive apelinwien lo pewee, Mr. Casonleansea Murphy decided that se the iseoltent bed bet natilated the beck shoe he bad be is prim he would sot anew The mirth* woo accordingly ratand. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEM DAT.) MAMOION-1101:82. • NICI Ahtahast irtriorig, sa ispodest-looking Hobe., lad, wee thew/ withabeettadtag from his muster, Mr. Lealter, a bateber,la Pettitnat-Isse, sad stealing various sums of money, Ids property. The preesseesr deputed that the prisoner had been for some Umehla appuattee, and that about nine week* ago wit- WM Mt Wm is collect various smell sums of money from hie anoteserra for some of which he robe.- quest!, eemented for, but others he had said had nut bees paid by the parties. Witness, however, having me- SOD to suppose that la one particular case the money had been paid, questioned the prisoner about it, and received a study dental, but next day the prisoner absconded, end whew, after making due inquiry, end flud• les that the prisoner had collected a variety of mall debt, and kept the women gave info/ma ttes to the voiles. Nothing wee seen of the pnsoner Ihr mum little time, but lammed= reached the pro se:Atm that be wee enjoying himself at Margate, upon whkh seeps were taken to apprehend him, bat he bed welshed wham wanted, sad all trace* were lost of W whatembeabe wadi the prosecutor accidentally saw Isha llsTionse, Sr. Mary Axe, outside hie father's house. OiYE Wm at once witness taxed him with his sad mu about to haul hint off wham the lathe eggsered urea the scene, struck pro secutor, and melded the primer to get away. Th. prism, dm lea Woes sad fastened himself up la • lime, where be bade delleere to the police for half on hour, at the and d white the Mfg was broken open and the prisoner taken into custody. One wiener was examined, wbo devoted that he saw hie mother pry 11.. to the prisoner on secount of his meeter, but the receipt had been destroyed ; and several other pestle, from whom he bed received money in the ROOM wry and appropriated it to his own 111. 0, declined to cease lor aver!. Toe prosecutor had no bops of inducing thaws In de so, end the prisoner wee therefore discharged, looking sere impudent than ever. BOW-STREET. MORT MALL 110118111L110.—CAt TlO,l TO SZKVANTS. Ake Cow•rity, • youth of shoot 17 years of Ng*, was charged with stealing two costs from the ball of • hone In Medford-pheee. Catherine Maros deposed—l am servant to Mrs. HlT wood, 19, Bedford-place. On Saturday week, at about half pest 7 o'clock, the prisoner came to our home and asked for "the pattern for the tea service." I went into the parlour to ask my mistress if anything of the sort wars ordered. I best the prisoner standing in the ball near the doer. I re turned in lees than two minutes and be was gone. I Wood two overawe which were hanging in the pusses wham I left him there. Iheniagi'l;;Tetel4 you hod stood in the passage while you made the inquiry, or if you had left him outside the street door, and stint it, nothing of the kind would have Mtwta continned—He had left the street door ajar. Lest sight be came again, about 7 o'clock, with the same mown% He wanted the pattern for the tee service. lat moo sued him with the former robbery, and called my Mew arrant to speak to my mistrow. I had cloeed the doer sad lad my land on the latch and he tried to get my hand away from the latch to get oat. When my ale. Ctrs came • conamq• wee mat for. I am quite sure that he le the ease man who came on Saturday week. Mr. Lessee Lazaro—l em a merchant, and reside at 19, Bedford-place. One of the coats mentioned by the teat witness woe my property and was worth 30e. I hiller, the other coat wee the property of • gentleman who bad called that day, bat who is net present. Pekoe= Frank, I 166—1 live et No. 20, Bedford-place the next house to Yrs. Harw oo d' s . I was pent for to take thi prisoner in charge. He said he was not the person who culled on Saturday weak. He added that on this occasion he wee sent by • redo whom he met in the street, and who was to Five him twopence for calling to make the Meshy. On the way to the station-bow be dropped • key, which I produce I believe it will be identified by the gentleman who W not now present, es one which he left in the pocket of Me coat. He lives at Milwend, end I have not had time to go or read to him to lot him know that the prisoner Isla cus tody, and secure his attendance. The prisoner denied that he wu the person who stole the costa. He was committed for trial on this chugs. Ho was the. charged with a 'hater robbery at No. 6, Percy-street; but the evidence is this case being Incas- Plo'r, be rim ordered to bs brought uP *gain in tits course of th, day, whoa he will probably as committed on thla chugs also. The Chased adios, of Cork, states that "A grand masonic procession is Wended to be made on the 10th proximo, is the otenekm of the laying the first stone of St. Patrick's Bridge by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. The brethren of Lodges 1,3, 9, 67, 71, and 96, will mumble, and It is expected that they will be joined by members of several other lodges. General Chatterton as Provincial Grand Yrtar , is expected to be present. The brethren will amemble at Ledge No. I on the morning of Thursday, November 10, and having formed into procession, t►ey will match armlet the city in fall Masonic ceetame. Bask lodge will be heeded by its muter and officers. This da monstranes ie Wended in honour of the mayor. who le hituelf .me of the free end accepted' of the craft." NI. Roger is almost sufficiently recovered from hia lam terrible accident to caste. Medan. at the Grand Opera. Ma basic.) ingenuity having 'applied list with an artificial hated, at prefect, It is said, as nearly t. canna the loss of the Batumi one, he will appear before ilia oboe of ths pelmet swath is use of La mat popular (Lammers, M. Roger's tenant is fixed, it ie undsesiciod, fat tb• 10th December. • Tit G aisn m Lzert Res.—Yesterday the Bret of these lufars, lauded by that great City bnisfector, nonage Gresham sad delivered to the public grebe,in was Ori• by the Rev. J , ieeph Palls , 8.D., epos &swum], before a 111111411rOtl• auditor, at the Geishas, College, Bawler bell-atreer. It coexisted of s popular sod familiar discourse ea the brio priee.plie of serotonny, sad elicited such ap plause. Other elementary lectures will follow &wise tbe tem. Thor on thy•ie by H. H. Sonohey, Esq., M.D., F. R.ll ; oo divitiity, by Rev, H. J. Pioker ; ea law, by Abd. E•q , D.C. L., on rhetoric. by Rev . E. Owen; ger toetej, by R.iev. Morgan Cowie end on music, by Edward Taylor. Iraq, The latter two Lectures will be delivered we week ~fags. --- Tin PAIIIIOTON TzavimoxiAt.—The dinner at wbioh the presentation of the county temirooniel to Sir John rabbets Is to take /Jive hes be t .p c oe d f ee , wag of Doom wit. The tottimnnisl consists of n shield , coin sowed et solid silver, forty lacks. in disiorerr„ gilt and way dised, sad le divided into four grand divisions, ander the bads hulk*. Kvine. Colonies, and !lineation. Jostles is mennentad by Judge Oseccigna rebuking Prises Henry; Maris* by the desalt of Nelson; the Carob.' by the lauding of Carols Cook en the shores of New Holland ; oad Mbar ibse k by the preoentabon of the first plated hook to Biesoll IV. by Earl Firs!. and Cation. Thew divisions issulnels In heads tie portrsits of epicene men, namely, mast leoll* those of Sir Thomas Lyttelton, Lord Keeper Coewsliry, Loyd Score; linter M.ruto. Kiser Afraid, sad Nelson; unitise Cizeonies, Ftanklis, Cook. sad maw Idneation, King Henry VI., Cardinal Walley. aid Ilk Ur um Hadley. la. I P4l SHARE LIS2S-THIB DA). Two O'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day, though ex tremely inactive, is steady. Prices are sup ported at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 95i to 98; Midland, 106 to j; Great Western, 63 to ; Great Northern, 102 to 103; London and So u th Western, 95 to f ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 661; Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is 3 per cent. lower, at 944 to 97. Caledonian stock opened heavily, but has sines rallied. 101 ea 1 t Wi IW U'o ...t, Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at I; to 2 prem. East Indian and Great Indian Peluso& stocks continue to meet with inquiry. es • ar2l . w i er mmei Or • Sr Ai.. pis eel. do.. - aan 11. .:.:~ ( 317 bri .. lin Wr i les. Tia Zomba &OMNI& 01 q, l 4. ll.lll.l. r(diNar Pole sol OLE. .. .oreumr.4 Want xassia Nan :6 a lirigia Mari IM 4l=Wor Oto Osimary , DID I lowseit . 4l: qv a ll= 11 =1 11 =1 4 galeml a d Sl4lo Se Kr _boar* na la aiii 121 IN 212 . 2 16k i pio 44 64 112 114 Li 144 K trik deail si N N in 10 101 il Si Ii 3it b Oh SO I lf Ob 4 4 °I 144 ' S 4 Am si al s 111 U 4 oid 11 i 771 - ir lii A 0 4 II IN $lll i a SI II M -111 IT 19 In M al 11: Wt I*6 11l IT 1.0 143 us ii s A 1 N N 94 1 07 99 6 I yos N NI .. .. LSI 141 is. lea 101 101 11 IN Ti Si FOREIGN la/LWATIL I+ ooo,ol T *tti.op- I mill—saW.o`. Stift Gaol pm. emt r idoisabourg ( =M p sof kas di/ sad tanimmle•Vmeilaa. • lama Ilb tar _Fori;• Mem Fool 11•111 sit a lt i rpr i mai 4 ..-tio wad - F.. .1 N or : De. 14 per mat Wows I E. .11 ob i t; Worm el -. ii ii 1 4I 111 r ii 17141 ii 111 in 17, us i Ili lei 344 MI MI Si Ii die MO OM on , SO F !1a se 1.1 % a II ' I UV •mo Me On de 1/VW 114 114 .11 114 !! 1131 ..., .. ... ••1.. ••• pais. .... „.. M ...... . • 0.. na te YU M '-. - gt a :.... liii,,,. • lie erg Ilsollall p.a.sis Mt .. IMO [PI 11 , 1 .. fft•• .e zgr . = i: Ut D 3 WPC de. 1104LAi5.6061.1110 111 110 i Cala L 004,1 to I pat. 232 i 2i : 6i Pea Nt l'a iii 101 N w ` t 1 Ili 1001 1114 f N id INI 1 w 1* • IS II 18 lq. toot giiii I:I i.Te_c 7, 2l CI, 259 Ira. I Warm • ll.Luteles De. aaL 14 1 . lu6 . De. TAft Ili:m . lU. irkgar --- ...... art ammt zdo lt wri ,....„04L -6-671.w ° 11 .1 b7 De5k un 'u. u22,... = 4". Oed• I M m = ..—....—. 6 1)46. Pc 46r Debenture (10 Tilsit of CA . 2: 2 l i p. po r k. De . 64sismo . 111 Do. Tp. 166 $ -- 41 6 6 Gm* Imam hudaliai r : . a 4:.d.a4 loam 67.6:1N1411. ea We% Clods. Ileaces. 6 Do. ow 1 Th. 661 . 1 6 4 1Z.1 ... rail 16. 41 ... do WINO op. Daft mot. .71 Hader Gem 46 Ple Do. do. spr NY.. Do. 41pr comt.Eatua.. Do. Rd li. G 5 p.c. •••• Wall!. d 0... . I" - V" I B%h' -at•tet"l Is N.l.tiot.tri,ell,... i a 1 TTbasted. Umit44. Balp.. BRITIBEI awn. Mad L aß gbusi b irs4l ll lC 1 &Gambia 1111LA•hi Ift" e. r i Vb. at Mien :L~ itZti Darr U Latta* .Brom Monk Per Oa Mk NM; akla Providson(0.101•1 I . Xtte2 s t Ohre Una (mom tW. INA 4 O= .... Ye et Tous7loM' soribell . mg disktord I **=Taizi; WO. Bata j 1111. &Ward 1111.11ItItird= whew An traTeilewswlSEl 101.11611 Boa. Uwe/ Mabel reas.lap.(l6.l46lan Va. at Madill Nat De. Lied Cl O 0 . 21 a coa.Mls. er .. 2eivir ------ ---- h r igr alsghacr "..- ea Mild [ ubi r Arlik. Mild MadanMl) Axes Makaalll=l.l AdeSi Llin i i r9l 4.l"ll.. Ve Illerla!firAirmip ~1 M lal Pi 41.1 1 1 tils It . 7 di. Tr 2 1 ' i"l — wisat ii - C 7$ If 19 ill "C 141 14 1 96 102 96 142 96 V 2 94 97 193 18 95 96 U 92 94 96 14 1 131 IN , : i II t, 1 1011 1 4O MO ■d U 0 IN 64 le 1W a 114 U 4 Ili 141 64 47 4 46 101 114 46 48 al Hi ti 116 146 f. 114 NG 1471 us isa Isell lll 161 32 as SS 14 I I I& t is ni nrPraleress. D 0.6 pat.Pirp.Dah ammo TsDPW+ Do. N0w ......... Bes. 'ad Lek Ow.. iso 10 IU sn 14 , RP, — ' 1 V r' V= lm er=reo: _D&Wartrasesi_it 1 i 1 It It 101 111 1 1 1 d* 11 1* 7°m 1 ll' e i ir 1 ----- IS t SO it sof :A 4 1 41 L N N N is 14 14 I 11 li 10$ Too e g g r 1: iI gb i li 7 7 oi 1 101 1i li/ ad 'Oman Oss pe. !If ow MONEY MARKET.-2HIS DAY. Two o'CwoK. The funds to-day are very steady, at yesterday's closing quotations. The market presents no feature of interest, business being very languid. In the share markets equal inactivity prevails, yet prices are firm. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is quoted the same as yesterday afternoon—viz., 103 to I. The Three per Cent. Mites have declined i per cent. at Paris this morning, being quoted, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, 69.70 for the account. Consols are officially marked 96/ to 961 for money, and 961 for the account. The present quotations are ask to; both for money and next Tuesday's settlement. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2251 to 227 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 941 to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 94; to 95 ; the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 79; to 801; India Stock, at 224 ; the New Indian Loan at 103 to 1031; ditto Scrip, at 1031; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 961; ditto 1859, at 981 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 2s. I prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been rather limited, and prices exhibit little altera tion. Mexican Bonds are rather weaker. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are dull, at 78 to 79, and the Loan of 1858 at 67 to 68. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 96; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 80 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 681; (ex change 123.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, 221; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 654 ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 781, 781 ; ditto, for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671. The arrival of 334,0001. in specie is announced this morning —viz., 215,0001. by the City of Wash ington, from New York; and 119,0001. by the George Marshall, from Melbourne. The demand for money continues active, partly in preparation for the bills maturing to-morrow. The applications at the Bank yesterday, though not so heavy as on Tuesday, were numerous. There are numerous indications that money will become somewhat dearer. The shipments of silver to the East have increased, occasion ing a proportionate demand for gold for the Conti nent, and an unfavourable movement of the ex changes. The further heavy demands announced yesterday in connexion with the East Indian Rail way (and referred to below) will also have some in fluence. The ensuing settlement in Consols is fixed for the Bth December. The final quotation for that date was 981 to 1, the " contango" being not more than per cent. Immediately upon the completion of the December settlement, Gongola will be quoted ex the January dividend. Fresh investmenw were made yesterday lathe Indian rupee loans. The Five-and-a-Ralf per Cuts., which are quoted in India at nearly 6 per cent. discount, have risen here to a price equivalent to 1001 to 1 and the Five per Cents. to Is. 101 d., which is equal to 931. The demand for gold for the Continent continues, and fresh supplies will be purchased as soon u they come to hand. _ _ . The arrival is announced of the mail steamer Avon at Lisbon from Bread with 37,829/. in specie; she is expected at Southampton at the end of the week. The Tagus, from the Peninsula, has brought 4,8801. in specie. '1 he steamer Indus to-morrow will take the large sum of 567,7401. in specie for the East, the whole of which is silver except 26,0761. in gold. The silver includes a government remittance of 269,0001. to Calcutta and 104,833!. to Hong Kong. The particulars are annexed :—For Calcutta, 292,2601. ; Hong Kong, 209,0261. ; Shanghae, 37,1511.; Singapore, 26,0001. • Foo.ohoo-foo, 1,2281.; Ceylon, 1,9001 .; and for Madras, 1,1761. The telegram announcing the arrival in the Red Sea of the Australian mail steamer is now days over due. The directors of the East Indian Railway Com pany notify that they will receive applications until the 12th instant for Five per Cent. Debentures at par, to the extent of 1,600,0001., for five years. The payment of the principal and interest is guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India, in CounciL The option of conversion is thus expressed : " The holders will have the option, at the expiration of 12 months from the date of the bonds, and thenceforward, upon giving one month's notice at any time before the Name become payable, of converting them into Exten sion Shares of 201. each, bearing 5 per cent. interest." The directors have also made a call of 51. on the F Extension and Jabbulpore shares, payable by the 10th December. The Crystal Palace Company's Six per Cent. De benture Stock has been placed on the Stook Ex change official list. The general meeting of the Suez Canal Company, summoned for the 18th inst. at Paris, is indefiuitely postponed by a notice from the direction, " diplo matic negotiations having been commenced for the purpose of securing the company in the free exercise of its acquired rights." The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,2381.; the Great Northern an increase of 1,411/. ; the London and South Western an increase of 700/. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,3871. The next sale of sugar by the batch Trading Com pany will take place on the 16th inst., and will com prise 28,390 baskets of Java. With regard to the statistics of sugar, Messrs. Trueman and Rones remark as follows Tho imports during the pest month have been extremely light, having amounted to only 26,800 tons, and the stock has decreased 9,100; from the present time to the end of the year we may expect a farther diminution, and the market in con influence wears a armee appearance than it has done for some time past. The Board of Trade table state the quantity of raw sugar duty paid in the United Kingdom, in the nine months indica the 30th September, to have been 343,32,5 toes against 337,985 in th e same p:riod of 1868, allowing an memo of 6,340 tons, bat all this is du* to the anticipatory payments in June and July ; we donut think that there has been in fact any increase whatever in the consumption this year, but rather the reveres. There is no new feature as re gard* the future supply, except that the Louisiana crop is likely to turn out 60,000 or 60,000 bbd.. less than was anti cipated, and the Brazil crop will probsb:y be very lets. With reference to the market for hides and leather, Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell report as follows : Daring the month of October the leather market has main tained the same steady &armour whiolt had prevailed throughout the previous month. Thies has been the same absence of speculation, and the name determination on the part of buyers to limit their protheses to their immediate wants. Notwithstanding this caution, however, the demand has generally squalled the supplies, and coosennetttly there is scarcely say variation In prises, white the stocks on hand are sot tocrasesd. This state of the trade must be con sidered moat satisfactory, as giving promise of • continuance of demand during the approaching season, In which, under other circtirastances, with larger stocks in the hands of dealers. a diminution of busbies; is often expetiniced. There coo be no doubt that the consumption of the country wee never exceeded, while the trade for export Is shown by the returns of the Board directs to be fully maintained. In raw golds we are happy to be able to report large arrivals, and leer/need stocks, with a general relaxation in prices to some extent The manufseturers exhibit the same itidispoel tion as the leather buyers to make any purchases anticipatory of their wants, and we hope the prices of raw goods may thus be brought into a more ftvottrable comparison with those of leather than they have recently held. 'WEDNESDAY EYZ/raftl. Consols, which closed on Monday at 961, " buyers," for the Bth November, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, advanced to 981 to 4, and closed at 964 to 1. For money the last price was 961, " buyers." The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 96, 981, 981, 984.1 ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 96k, , I; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94,, 4, 96. 951 New Three per Cents., 94i, 941, 96, 941 ; Thisi Years Anna., expiring in April, 1885, 1 7, 17 1; Bank Stock, 225, 227 ; I n di a S toc k, 223 ; t he New Indian Five per Cent. Lean (stock), 103 i. 103 • ditto drip, 1031 • the Indian Four per 'ed. Debenture., 1859, 98 1 , oft. The foreign stock market, though not active. wee rather firmer. Mexican Bonds were in der- - tud, and have improved to 221 to f. There were aka more inquiries for Turkish Sonde, which rose those per cent., the Loan of 1864 being qaoted 7el 79, and that of 1858, 67} to 68. Other descrivticas were steady. An improvement of about 3 per cent, took plan to-day in the United States Five per Cents. Bank shares to-day were very firm. Bank d London have improved to 50 to 62. There were dm inquiries for London and Westminster, City. and London and County Bank. Electric Telegraph shod was quoted 1 per cent. higher. Van Diemen's Lead shares were firm. But and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 119. Great Ship shares were quoted 14s. 6d. to 16s. Victoria Government Six per Cent. Bonds, or tie lest issue, have risen to 110} to Canada ar.d New South Wales Government Honda were also in re quart, with an upward tendency. MINZI-71118 DAY. Two O'CLOCI. The advance in Rut Wheal Russell sharee his made further progress, the pries having risen zo 101 to 11. In other descriptions • fair amolat of business has been done. (rambler acc 81. Aebyn shares have been dealt in from t',l to 83; Buller and Bertha, at 4; and Great South Tolgus at 131, ex div. Bargains are ale.) re ported in shares in South Basset, Wheal 31.:,rsery, South Ca m Brea, and Wheal Grenville. Mariquita Mining shines remain heavy, and era marked in the Stock Exchange 10s. and Ts. 6d. Lusitanian Mining have been dealt in at 11. The prospectus of the Great Northern Comer Mining Company of South Australia (Limited) it issued. The capital is fixed at 160,0001., in 59,000 shares of 21. earn. This company is formed for the purpose of purchasing the leases and working the mineral properties of the Great Northern Copper Mines, known u " Chambers' Mines," eleven ie number, situate in the northern part of South Aus tralia. The remarkable malachite nugget was takes from one of these mines, the promising character el which is most highly spoken of by the co:aniel press. The consideration to be paid for the whole of the existing rights and interests, without any dues or royalties, is stated as follows, T:L. :- " 25,000/. in cash, on assignment cf the property, and five thousand five hundred paid op sham.. and sixteen thousand five hundred shares on which only 11. per share is to be considered paid, none of thus shares being transferable till six months after the date of issue; and an additional eight thcusead seven hundred and fifty paid up share', whim ate not to be issued till ore has been raised and shipped by the company to the value of 17,5001." For two or the mines the Barra Barra Company have been in treaty, and offered unsuccessfully a large sum ; and it is mentioned that the Barra Burrs Company then applied for two leases immediately adjoining. The present undertaking is brought forward under re spectable auspices. On the board are three of the directors of the North Rhine Copper Mining Com pany of South Australia, as well as Mr. Charles Bonney, who during a period of 16 years held the office of Commissioner of Crown Lands for that colony. The annual meeting of the Rhymney Iron Company II called for the 16th inst. Wheal Trelawney declared on the 31et ult. a dividend d 11. per shore. A telegram received yesterday front °rambler Mine says "The Ws is cut in Granabler—orosocat good." 137 a telegram reached from Cwfain 6,llawaraw yesterday, at a mairter.pest 4 pas. :—" But Wheal Raw; lode is the 88 fathom le al end, worth not per fathom." ONDINAIIT IMAM AND STOCKS. 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X resif aartosaa, : v. limn N *emus i. .N. et Imams —: U lo o'e.,l,‘ Mumni........ i *Aso IMO .0 , 4 1 Via 41.410 &Ram LIMO UAL 00•11111.1111 LIT 2.1 W 62 Par I PS is it is V Si If 111 73 75 k It C Psi itreldislialla ice: Ds. Nor 1144 Ms a MIMI th arm itss li m a ran sum ... &as Jamie she e. _e• PO Lei— Desks I b. W fie an an an a IR 103 i 4 dl. N 76 10 I 11 is sl 1 64 PM T 01 IS sd 116 Isb Si ST I 101 101 W 2 Id LOCAL MARE MARZETB. WAIKIIISTIS, NOT. 2.—TbSll•ll4 INUM rather eater. and only a semiseat• hWfr neposted. Kraal sad Windermere. 141—Dome, I.l(l—bosele. 97-171ftealiesal I p ., 7 , 2 l —Catedeolam, Ai—Mid )ions,lo6—Tnmk Horde, U7l. de inn' , 723-I . 7 d7ww. 917—Lointon U.l BRM6wATER.—ELECTION EXPENSES.—The elec tion auditor has jag Wad his official statement of the expense' Incurred by the four candidates at the recent elec tion for this borough. The total expense incurred by Colonel Tynte, M.P., la set down at 2051. 19s. 6d., and the total cost incurred by Mr. A. W. Ringlike, M.P. is re- Mto be 1981. ea. lid. The defeated candidates, Marrs. d ta v a riek sad Westropp, figure conjointly for 1641. 7s. 7d. 'rah LANCASHISE RIWORMERi UNION.—On Tea day seeming a nesting of the ceenoil of the Lancashire Re forme's' Union waiiheld in Newairs-buildings, Idasehester, undreamt presidency of Mr. George Wilson. There wee a large attendance, and after the preliminary lowdown wee !bashed a resolution was passed congratulating Mr. George Thompson, who had been engaged as the agent of the union, on him restoration to health, end welcoming him among the reformers of Lancashire. Mr. Thompson, after disliking the members of the council for the honour they bed done him, recapitulated the objects of the association, and showed the necessity of the week they had undertaken. Mr. Thompson will addressareform meet- Mg at Chorlion-on-Medlock on Monday *maim, mad at Rewtonatall and Accrington on the 9th and 10th lasts Loss IN TIM "ROYAL CIIARTER."—It is With deep regret we have to record among the names of these who fail a prey to the weedier waves in the total wreck of this 111-fated ship on Wednesday morning last that of Mr. Edmund Smith, who, with his wife three children, unfortunately perished. The deceased, who was about 30 years of are, and second son of our respected neigh boar, Mr. Edward Smith, of Greet Combeeton, stet -4 lo the gold diggings in the summer et '62, and, strange to say, was on that occasion, when within sight of the Australian mast, robbed by • fellow passenger of every farthing he had in the world. • gentleman on loud, much to has credit be it said, moved by his unhappy condition, kindly presented him with • sovereign as the means of leading, and which subsequently Droved the sequel to that sitcoms which afterwards attended Lim, for no stoner had he set foot on the soil of Melbourne than he fell to work, and being of a sober, pereenting turn of mind, and pcmeessing too a generosity randy smelled, all difficulties vanished, and he soon became cos of the first teen in that fir-famed city, a street bearing his name. Seven years of honest unremitting toil gave hac k its sure reward, an hoconeable independence. Again turning his steps homeward be sought his native village, in which he was greatly beloved, and where amid its peaceful shade. he might spend the remainder of his days—hesm the awful calamity that betel hie'. The body of one of the children, a fine Nple boy, about four years of age, has alone been recovered; it was washed ashore, and on being reoognised as one of Mr. Smith's children by one of the surviving passengers, was forwarded to Persh.we by rail, and received at C,omberton by the sorrowing friend. en &easy lest.—frercester The Board of Trade yesterday issued the official =on the lima of the Jersey steamer Express, took plain on the coast of Jersey, in the month of September last. Mr. Blab, who was in charge of the vessel, is acquitted of wilfully taking the pewees which led to the disaster; the conduct of the crew and engineer. is highly commended ; but the air- ' emostances attending the drowning of two of the passengers were purposely not taken into consideration. One of the magistrates divented from the report ; and, in consequence, the Board of Trade do not intend to take any steps in the matter. For the seme mean the artificer° of Mr. Plabb was returned to him, i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE,--(THIS DAY.) 6roAu.—The demand continues Wady at hill priaam two cargoes have been sold—one No. 11 Havana afloat at 26.. 3d.; and one brown landed at 34e. 6d. I/ 355. Relined : a moderate business is doing at former prices. COPFEE.—Pricee of plantation Ceylon have been gap. ported, with a lair amount of busies.. doing. Fine oe4i nary to middling, 635. 6d. to 69e. ; good middling Wive Ceylon, 68s. to 68... 6d. TEA.—The market oontinues quiet. Hon.—Good Jlllll/10S has realised 4a. 341. to 4e. 4d. litaurrnmea.—For refraction 104 34e. Gd. has be-n paid. sad Ws. 3d. to 38s. 6d. for refraction 31 to 4. Rtcs.—Bengal white sold at 9s. 9d. to 11e. 3d., and ism Rangoon 7s. cash. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT ) Then is little business doing, but prices ere stsaiy. been quoted as follows:—Town tallow, 00e net cash; Pets burg Y.C. on the spot, 69e. 3d. ; MI the year, ni. December, 694. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have again a large supply of beasts; yet choicest descriptions are not very plentiful. The nun amount tf business transacted is at aboJt Mom day's prime. The number of sheep is sms:l. bot it exceeds the demand. Quotatiou as on Monday. Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Holland thus are 458 beasts, 1,430 sheep, and 143 calves, and 500 beat* from the northern and midland counties. Mileh COW. 116. Cr Mae et Mb. aa.a d. rat masa at al b. a. C. Dot 84044. Hereto - 94a. 4 8 4 l I Dot Dr t t1f4:4•44813 Bast iihartattut 1 1 6 East Loo{ rule 1 0 4 U &tout .tuality 446.44 3 0 3 t I Do. do Sots M as 4 3 8 4 3 8, o de. alma aaa• a ab,ooa gality 4 0 4 1 Dort Dim a 114914mb 6 0 6 9 Lamas EWA44 at market. 1.310: asap sad IMO% 4.980 Cake/. Ilk Pisa 1,5). SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mame. Davis sad Co. report trade steady, prices withos‘ alteration. Prime meadow key, 70e. to 755.; superior d;:to. eke to 84s. ; inferior ditto, 665. to 80s. ; rowan, 45e. to 55..; clover, old, 90s. to 1065.; ditto, second cat, 60s. :) Ds.; straw, 28a. to 30s. OUT OP HIS ELEMENT.—On Friday night that. while some cattle belonging to Mr. Simonton, of Weymouth. were being driven to the alanghter-hoar, one of the bul locks, perhaps not relishing the auspicious quarters he wag approaching, or being unable to see his way, took a wrong turn, and going down the step near the bridge, Ell ids the water. The animal struck out boldly into the worm. with lusty enema throwing it aside and stemming it with heart of controversy. A man pot off in a boat to the nem of the strange fish, but owing to the darkness did not •accost in finding him for eons time, although his whereabouts could be distinguished by the splashing noise he made. At length he was caught on the Melcombe side of the b,rhour. having, after vain attempts to effect a landing in WI ytraiti. determined to try his fortune on another shore. lurther assistance being procured, the advent u•ous beset wen towed" once more to the other aide, and landed ot u coo- venient place.—dherbormc Journal. CAUGHT IN THE STORIL—On Tuesday nignt, hid week, the night of the fearful stunt, some goariminne numbering thirteen or fourteen, returning toward. More thyr in an omnibus from the meeting of the Merthyr and Brecon Railwey, were might in a ®ow-stores. The snow fell in large flukes incessantly f.r home, and drifted before the wind from the mountain's side, when it lay in large quantities, in some places the or six feet deep. The omnibus came to a s andetill tome miles from any house, and a number of the peneengers, led by two gentlemen experienced in mountain travetila,r, let out In search of a public-house. On their wee thither t they met the driver of the mail-coach returning Bre. ' con, who advised them not la proeed. They mums( again, and come upon a mall house on the reel side. The occupier stood outside, and in reply to all ee•rcad resolutely refused admittance to the snow-caught trvvelien. The hoe-eivile, however, disturbed by the noise, descr:ed bar bed and opened the door, thus preventing it being f wwd in. which the party had nearly determined should tie done. M. rush was made for the inside, and a few went in swamis of those lett in the minibus on the read, who were soon ca• rayed to the cottage. A wont of mil necessitated the use OE green ferns and wood for fire, and the party took their turret at the fire to obtain warmth. Next morning they arrived ht Iderthr.—lficanrea Herold. A HIGH PRICILD ITIOLIN.ww" A paragraph hag appeared in several fournals," says the liar ear. " to the offset that M. de Beriot had sold hie famous violin to M. Mammal for a sum of 20,0006. This annannoement premature, as the pretended sale was merely an offer Mae under the following circurnitanom .—The two miebestedi ' violintats happening to meet last summer at Ems, X. Wl:siesta, after pieyiag on M. de &riot's violin, a Maggini, in his apartment, in presence of Pieta sat Seligmann, asked him if he felt inclined to ell It. ' Tee. answered M. de Beriot, ' but not for leis than 20,0006. Thereon, M. Wienawski expressed his desire to parchmac notwithstanding the ►igh price, and M. de Bidet having waived him that he should be most happy to me the tearer ment in his possession, the young artist asked permission te delay his final answer till the coming winter, after bus cot= tram St. Petersburg." I. TI