The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Salm IL Beado.-54ort r:, s Lord Chief Jostles Cock burr, mid Joshes% Whom., Cr.wder, sod Willie.) 9117 H I. ILOCHI.CONTMACT TO IC/POUT ILLIOITII•TI Mr. Lash maid that this case bad been tried before 11/I.lift Wills% at Guildford, when the verdict fur the plaintiff was for 021. 10e. but the present CPO tva w a s that there should be a new trial upon lie grimed that the judo had been guilty of mia direetion in amending the die lafstion, or that the judgment foull be ansfed, bee ium the declaration, whether amended Or not amended. died red no scum of acti..n The defendant wee a if..l3 , lelMA• liviug le Ireland, and the declaration wired that the plaintiff, MIPS Smith. being sole and tuunfrird, and orinductad herflf with (leonine, was seduced by the d, feadent, mud wu clefiv, red , tf • bastard child, end fat the defendant aberwarie d•batiched her again and she ins delivered of another child. And that in c .naideretion tat the plaintiff eb o continue to take charge of the children and *apply 'brio woo things neromory for their wand t. felt and rut:mining Unwanted, the defendant remised the plijittiff that he would pay her 601. a year Wog her hf.. The defendant was lot permit at the tri a l, :tad therefore the pl bad it all her nee way, and she wade stanioente which were celoolated to enlist the oraftliks of the judge and jury. Btie fated that she kr bore a tedy's•tneci at Wiesbaden, that she there Lorene aopionted with defendant, who was • cadent in , that be proposed marriage to her, and bad gone *moth the °creamy of maniage; and Plias he had from that use treated Isar as his wits, and called her by hie 111•1111 e. AD awards she bad rot into toe foreleg of some princess, and au io defendant went there and defended ber as Ida ink, sail befog heed with bee, and bad four children by 1014 downed her and fist away and married *palm lady. rows we. ab poimb , hlT of aa•lung • eland against Oneh ilillamto. Miff the deaartioe the pi..teitff had gone Wood. aid having mode • Wsa about the m ew, *be abraised treat the Admiral to aria.. Netted whoa bed bean deduced es. The case bad got km i n is a wry eatisesdiaary way, aed they lid he.. engulfed la bird, aad the dellmolasit ilmediee &drone that his affidavit opal the subject shanid aa half he road to the cwt._ Tie coed Chad Istaire—The etidseit roust have relation t b, ra nt which you some; purely technical pond this dr was am supported s. it stood wow What have vu bolt to do with the soft of the tees} &eases this gscitlenaks Ina absent • trisi wst west sow hoer by adidswit for the Crpoipstad. Yon do Istdog that thin women w as eam of three two Allem; Oen he wee bound to dem Yr. W—l .a eoetnst to that Idr. Judos Wale.--I stook foe had hatter not. This star hr Wore me ...v.v.! Noe., and there vas no date- Nod shot wietan bed Intec,oducted herself. lifir. hides Wlllottut —1 protest egait.et beta( drawn into ids wydfit eserae. The Lai Mid Justice—We cannot martian the wares of o wore peat —aa lao efedevit uposilaiiiririetscit It le before the court, in order that it may get lase la! orgeg?pirs. at. Lark after tame Wearies, admitted *et hi mild ast end re ellidevl% The phi,WW went ea le Mete that harm Fr he belted aid had inerraneelin with the dierst, sbe armor this p.per irem Inn. "I parts m ley the sumer SOL per wears to llergeret Orr, the the me awl Mesa et bar two ehildr.e—rataly, Margaret, her al Miranda. the 30811 April, 1812, and Elisabeth, hos the 11th April. 1849, payment le he made quarterly ; the Ike' meow oa the 10th April, 1883." Thle retract wei kw the hart of the chit Irea, sad wee sot for a ptymint r argot ha the ph/isle'. his. Clue of the errata bed Mid, wed del he enhwttted pet se aid to Lll4ll sooner The lest sweedneat we. the n•ter of alleging the roars to be os tagalong the plaintiff'. Ifia. it wee alieged to he " far end &meg a tune ant yet ear rout." Mr. Jarboe Wiles—You caret potato that. for Do aime d= we made to that. I was determined to award is each • mode at wield wok the plaintiff to mare, if she raid lanned erne that doc , inotet, Mr. Leta tatiarted that no antendeseet at all could tin tare canine with the control, which would enable the prima to ricover. The Lord Chid Jaatko—What roe Moto la, that the waist an child dad the plaintiff Wet all heaths of thin =t. t—Tre. It area a costreet to pay 501 a year se lets se her &Ohm 'MOM bil notatained by the mum; eel ha wrooreirl Uri the doehorlso whether aroadal sr would or work tho priref to wtoore. The apart althairely sorwooll the rob. Werke art the piss is tent of Adipose Amid bo semi whirs Ammer to Ur pear which rood cm the paper ems w tw arporee. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (13*f we Kr. Cceituis**dirr Hohreyd.) TX ILI The beakrapt hew Ilia Spread &et, lea, at W.ad..orth. The w the essaunatioe eseedag. 11. *wee to tuarectuld creditor*, 1,30di. ; assets retuned at 43101. Bypicaley, ir the iwipuw, complained that the eseceete were aaeatiideetory. The beakzmpt bad act preparly elided hie interest to .rate property at Bath ace ermearid for ~1 tat oPy "aub be received is 1886. Kr. Ltoklater opposed tr creditor*, aed 'Languid the bealirspt. - It appeared that he had been living for twenty years on kis seam as Income of ROM or 1100/ a year left hint by his hither is prorny, which Sao now gone. Mr. Luna, for the bankrupt, urged that hew in such • sines as sot to be easppo.bk of rim& nog better &comet... He hod Mat oat of busiest TO pare prior to taking the Spread Bogle at Wandsworth. H iv i ng k ept no cas k-b oo k he could not simply farther accounts. It was only by the aid of his danghter, an intelligent young +moat., that he had Won alin N prepare the accounts filed in comet. Mr. !initiator said that then was a chants against the Isakrupt of oinosallog • poetics of hi. Wailers from the Inseasagsv of the court ; but se there must be .a adjourn ment, be would not anw go into that meter. Aa adjoarameat for a month was ordered. IN Si &SWARD Tatra. This woe • dividend swing. The bankrupt kept the Landon Offer bore, Ledgede-bill. The debts are about 16,0001. • dividends to the amount of 4.. ed. have been deemed: ani the assets is hand ars expected to yield • farther dividend of le. Mr. Murray i,iipaired foe the amignem. IN Si SIMI ET. ‘, This wait the connote@ meartiag in th awe of William Fauatlaroy Street, twitted as as lasurates brokerof Austin• trim. Ihe debts, mowed and unmeant, amount to 16,070/.. besides liobilities of 24,3881., loch:amp an amount at 18,337/ for the Chatinlionvills Gold Miaing Company, of Much the bankrupt had bola • director. Them liabilitiascon- Sig* Mneio.lly of small maw, with one exception, which is Wile stand —" T. L (bogy, Virginia, S.A., 10,4001." The saris an stilted at 3654 Is good debts, 11,36 M is property, sad prperty held as security, 9,8001. • hat this ' pro- Party mansts wholly of mining sbsr .s, from which the slim! assignee Mates that nothing has hem realised. Mr. Lawrence, kr the amignses, offered so opposilka. The maims. though • small creditor, Popesmated all the creditors In Lloyd's room. The capital of 16,0001., ankh which ths mrounta Nona otensted mainly of scrip in tbs Brash Coloniel Bask sad Low Compeer, which had bra reparbeted by the company. Proceediags had hew aka against them in Chaseery, on tho result of which the 'mem in rhie estate would depend. The haakrapt hitnasif wee nitrate* that ennentiog is received horn the minis:. tames. The brake had been all kept, and then hat been no meimantedarina Mr. Licklater, on behalf of the backrattoi urge 1 that the new was one for • mean., elms carotins**. le 1850, Mr. Street motioned C., • rivet, arrang , m bat r !iv to the realise eaters of the 'liabilities, bankruptcy was "..oluetrly the to tt be add to have been before the foam upward,. of Is., ye. II 4. The bankrupt had embarked ia many rienttg speculaii.itio which wan than very proud xe, but had eine , turned out ulf,rtinoste. The profits of Nt,t. had exceeded the exproma. deducting the amount PM toe Interest and dinamat. The procesdiage in Chan cery, though not irtunataly slow, world probably result la beet to the estate. 11Ir. Lawnsa mated that no on. debts had Wm con based thus the Ming of the petitions Prr arraagamaca ll* Canal...oaf I moo ow Use aosigowss will be raided hy he priersdiage now pmichnis. Mr. Lawrame promon4 au ; they had no 10011111 of takhut Proendiam N ink sin wean , . Hie Hna mil the malt of the estate tense vary sualia teem, ; bnst Is tbsalson of soy appaulilok ea lie OM Livia. brae Wino tie sawn tar two = 6 ha would poi lamoidlate imellimile el Os asesl THE POLICK COURTS. (THDI DAT.) • Ora It IWO von. of DRTICTIOISI • •01111tly. Za•i•• Shin/. • 'WI o.llllWeel MB SUMO 11 the family of Ifr. &twain fl.tanders. of 5, llawkorungh-etrest, eves charged with strains • elettlaw. Proseentor, oho tr. gig .worn, but nude the weal allreetlea of a member of ilae Society of Friends, weld that primmer bed been In hla beryl , * ke the lent Isar or ere maths, darts' whirtt time they had strositly sospected be. of Won doliontist. Mensal , Lot • nag; shortly afterwards • Aloes "non awl other propel?? was mined. As it wee anglowant to keep • servant I. his loess who wee war posed to be dransteet, be was determined to bring tin niellev to • point. fie accordion', imerhed two sim ply*. sag • Wlllinag Una assrairig sad pot thrrin on the Sons of the drawtast-roses, wins\ he WI, and than esllioß th• primer, and, II Nuns, I have dropped soar silver is lb. ankrring•r•••■ ; pick It op I ^* see" Print ~ l ime In lb. owes awl Ilret pi-attired oote end then • evened, stating that that wot all the Nesemsy .ha could dad. Ile tarn locket the dewing-worn door, so that she •Itooli sot bears Ibt-Ps. I. If, end toes whet her if she nimbi lead kw mistime • few shilling.. and prisoner this said atm held only WI • severswn. l'•oseentor end that that was an nes upon which pies., eel 1 she \sit • shill*, and groaned lb. sham noted nee from her whet. Pro eenvor rhea told herr 4• but piek.d it up at the drawing. Ma, when ehe orbettud the rect. She wee regraded kw a work. GREENWICH. ASSAULT ON A mow•AociitTT 41frod Winch ate/ (Aeries RoWerfordl, brialmTorkwege_Elfted the tar Wire Mr. Sacker, charged web awaking William Waters, also a bricklayer, while at work at Lampit-hill, Lewi-ttam. It appeared that the complainant and his sou were at week on • scaffold when the three priemieva, who were in • state of druckethess, eame up and commenced &buten the eider Waters, end nailing him • " bla - kleg" (a term rd reproach for "non-society" men), and tbreatemad to knock him off the scaffold. They then corameased throwing bricks, one of which struck young Wakes cm the shoulder, and be fell from the scaffold. Hubble took my bricli• which were cemented together, and Wee shoat hurling them st the elder Watera, but win prevented by the torattan at the works. Winch and Ituiherford then mu op to the complaisant, Rutberford bolding com plainant', batten while Winch elm told nod knocked br bead mutat the well. Mr. Cross the manager of the works, roma( dangerous results from such violent conduct, obtained msistance and gave the plenum unto cartody. The prieonere appeared troubled to Bed an runes for their beireviosr, merely contenting themselves with saying that they had bricks thrown at them. Mr. Svelter said this wee a moat anima* charge against the primmer*. The meat& was bad @sough, but when it came to doing Admix to a man bemuse be was not a society man, be thought it became his duty to .Cord such protection' ' as the law would allow against men who combined together to commit an Illegal act. He, therefore, should inflict a penalty of 61. on each of these, sad to default of perusal they would be imprisoned for tire =atlas, with hard labour. The prtsoners were locked up. WANDSWORTH. TNP. PORTOXI•ITLLINO dam May. the hawker of Ise@ sad nape, who him been twice remanded on • charge M °Naiads( • qmintily of wear ing apparel irons • going ..a d Harriet %%areal, a @arrant, ander the pret ence o f her fortune and ruling the planets, was brought before lTaayman, on this neat ens, for final examination. The complainant, in addition to her former evideace, said the prisoner told her she would be married in sin spathe. Mr. Daman—Did you believe all this The complainant—l was foolish enough to do so at the time. (Laughter.) Mr. Daytona—Did you suppose that she was going to wrap tins stars up In your dresses P (Increased laughter. ) TIMI complainant here looked very touch ashamed of her conduct, sod made no answer. The prisoner (apparently crying)—l never saw the young woman. lam not the person. Mr. Day man—Why was the prisoner remanded? Mr. Taylor (chief cork)—To enaLle the pollee, if possible, to find out that she had been telling fortunes within the six mouths last past, for her to be punished summarily. These clothes were obtained twelve months ago. Ti. oars e"- have made 'equines in this and other divides; end I °scoot dad any other cuss. Mr. Dames (to the p r i soner -. as don't know which is the worst of the ewe, you or therms( women. The complainant was a pest goose to suppree time yea bad any influence is roam the derv, or that yea meld get her married In sit months. If I could legally palish you would, for you, finding there an such fools, Impose apes their credulity. It serves the young worms right that she has lost bar &wok for abs can now ass that her Maws have vanished, the stare remit* and she I. not mewled. (Laughter.) The ceespisbree-141 sever be so bell& 'gain. When she had my duties she left with me a pair of earrings, able she said vire geld, sad she was ee have them bath when aft reamed peeperty. Mr. Dermas—Whet beim, et the earrings t The cempliese—: buns time about six weskit ago. I gee lbeaseed Wass se thew (Loud laughter.) elypeau aarringe were not old ? Osm~lsiasaFNs, ate; day were wort blew (Laughter.) Mr. Darale—Will, I mu sartirtood, conaMonet the" arm sew ohmage every day that there should be in may bale IS SO blefVf• than fo rtune talon. if ever you cams bees ogees I shell wash you very severely. worsThe primer -I'll saver cam. again ; thank you, your hip. The c instakie—l bead are dirty playing cards upon her. What dell Idr t Kr. Derma—led firer br bast The parties the lad fr aim tsNr we laughter. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ZIPABBB OFPICZ, Trariday, 6 Nes. LI VERPOOL MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (sir liccrsua TILSOWII.) HANDICAP HURDLII RACE. Two :dlr. Physicists .. •• .. I kmOwn 6 rm. JUVENILE STAKES. Mies Eleanor LJy.. .. .. .. .. .. 4 ran. .. AINTREE PLATE. Simpleton .. .. .. Jolla .. .. 6 rua. . KNOWSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP. Vwo• • •• • • CROXTETH WELTER CUP. Alm Jecket .. .. .. Satiastobe .. .. .. 6 ri. ADomoNAL AIIIVALS.-8 p 1 es, Ilairbaad, Fez wee, Wear& Commoti.pa, napAi= Yp Gemaboy, San band, Ladv li...habeas, Old T Lewitt Sawa, Taaor, Cawood, Coojazor, LeP M ery, , Skipjack, Special Lacers L 3 to., Jamb sod Juba. Dr.stit or B. D. Baocattax, Efkh—la oar lash we eneseiseed the seffees aside= which had asourred to the bite M.P. for Hytbe, Mr. Edward Drake Brockman, and It la mow oar painful duty to record his death, which took place at Boachborougli. at =oat ton o'clock on Friday evening hut. From the lest his recovery seemed alma hopelom, as be had evideedy esehed ouch a Molest sees. Mon of the head that he bed way had a cheat Neel of air snouts= piece the seddent took place. Me mead &Mandan; Mr. Faggot, wee termite= is bie denim la the =fortunate geraffrese, end be was esebied b es Mil of Dr. Wilda= sad Mr. Illhea r the arbiat aps= at Guy's Hoepisl, who, we swiiniewl, paid two vldte as Beecaborough dun= lbs pet week.-BesSA listens Geteffe. DEATH or Di. 017PARD —lt is with a sorrow that is not gnat expressed en sincerely in the columns of a WWl pow that to have to announce to-day the dumb, at Folks- S o= in Kent, of Stanley Lees Gifford, Eeq LL.D .of Trinity College. Dublin, mid of the Middle Temple, bar rimer-at-law, but who was mach better known to *twosome, use of letter., sad the public, as baying exercised for ear sides* more than a garter of a century the ells If erli , ur of the Stontierd, and having dioebasged the, cede with as amount of ability, learning, power, and fearless= which gays Ma daily writings an important lettuces on the public opinion of the country, and rendered them a met support to evangelist religion fa the church of Eng land, the general advancement of protestant troth, sod the dissemination of conservative opinious. Dr. Gif ford ww born la Duo= on the 4 , 11 of August, 1788, and died at Folkesteee on the 6•12 of the pro sent month, having jou entered his 71st year. Half a century of daily reedits, added to a memory unusually accurate sad retentive, had made his so cumnlation daturas' launisg arm almost lorredlble In amount, and the readiness with which be availed himself of it la composition wee one of the greatest charms of iris writings. In the obduracy of his sympathies and antipathies in politica be was a WS after Dr. Johnson's own heart, and with him depute& perhaps, the last of the school of the Georgian political writer*, who brought en mem • fund of learning to the pursuit of the press. Dr Gifford died of an eicruciaHogly pe t e h e i m eee m,ear, wbkh he had borne with a courage that prevented those mound him from perceiving the amount of his salleriege.— ;fernier Berea. 'isnot - emit FIRE.-011 Sunday evening, just as the labetweato , 4 Torquay were going to church, an alma of firs was raised In the town. It was asomrairsid that the how Oa means in the occupation of the Bebop of Ewa; at Bishop/room; about a mile from Torquay, was on try Mr crowds of people repaired to the spot. The fire, which gelid naiad is a wing to the outward of the main buildieg, is which was situated the latches end th•Serrafitli rooms, raga an farionrly that it wee feared at we tine that the whole of the mansion would be corsomed. The supply of water befog limited to that which vs, contained to the cisterns sad WWI as the premiere, the whole of th e Visor o WP M , a blame. As it was men that this pert of the NOM= amid sot be saved, every effort was directed to the pmersation of the Sete bsi klitur—• magnificent pile of erebitectstre a Moe Italian rtyle—over which the mod, which ores blowing emote ism the eastward, swept the flame. With this view a number of tarries, gems if th e sod other perces lennediately set Sio work dews tiStlsramltestier's sad ether ram'is, and trot edabeee k oag that for two boar. they were roped to Amen of ease sod to blinding volumes of moire, the leek wee girhuorelv eerompliabed, sad the main baikltog, akar seadirrable difhoultr, arm prrierred. Captain rbfli rap. Mr. Octavio's Phillpotie, mos of the Bishop, the Rev. C. Help, and slier tl.vptn.n were prement, and rendered Ike men every noeletorire in their power. The fire Is rib! to hove originated by the (Zinc of porno oil nn the hot plate of the r one of tho verTants vu etigapd to trimming the him& SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The railway share market to-day is firm, and in several instances prices are quoted / to 1 per cent. better than yesterday. London and North Western stock is in especial demand, and has improved to 9l} to 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire, after being dealt in between 96} and 961, is now quoted 961 to 96. Caledonian, however, after being dealt in as high as 861, has relapsed to 841 to 861. London and South Western stock is q'ioted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 641 to ; Mid land, 981 to 1; Berwick, 931 to ; North British, 58} to f, being in demand ; Eastern Counties, 12 7-16 to 9-16 per share; and South Eastern, 221 to I. Great Western of Canada shares are steady, at 181 to 1. French railway shares are firm, at im proved prices. Some of the India° stocks, as well as Orest Luxembourg shares, are more inquired for. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1858. c.aIPIIIA/ V dEIA4ICS AND r•1410&11 ft. I re. I Adlabliaill. W L.S Wil7==. mad ir0 , rti .. ...... R a ik lhartA mo dt:zr . Peith, s4" llA " ti: Addis I indite nail= . .. &rn& eaukro; %agars Unica. OM tl'avi • 11 FAA 6.7,a bast laadashirs A.9uEoren sad Ildtaborgb. l l=ll;;. .sissw...• &sok melons- Ussas Nona at flosirsd Orsal p.. Dortassu . Des Di fps. Boob. ~Rea deal Orvit Wailers . 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I N.W. gie l er i A 0... ti lOl4. fawn It 144 =rm. ta.llo fa (St. Cow Se WO .9. Cars Saw . (Mom 1 11 11.11.1frao n.ma ar d =o1 11.14.1 TM Craft 4l Oa. Mass (41•014000 40 11 N ef 'Amer Mir. =Mut MIL Waft Dm* ilula• 1 0 W.O•rulds4 %%Hsi* 11 14 MS. Barg (Illect_ a). 01 $1 W. gam (Aettrullil 6 la . 41 If f e l tsi .41110. kola* ....... 61 26 VOR4OII MUM MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day are fairly supported at yester day's improvement. Prices are now quoted exactly the same as at four o'clock yesterday. English and French railway shares exhibit a rather decided upward tendency. The rise on the Paris Bourse tends to stimulate confidence. Consols are now quoted 981, " buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 981, "sellers," for the 7th December. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2251 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 981 to ; the New Three per Cents., at NI to j ; the Five per Cents., at 117 ; Indian Debentures of the second issue, at 991 to 1; India Bonds, at 14s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 355. to 388. prem., ditto June, at 291. to 325. prem. The new Turkish Loan exhibits a further im provement, the first series having risen to 1 to 1 prem., and the second to It to 21 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are firm, at 93 to 4. Sardinian, Peruvian, Mexican, and Buenos Ayres Bonds have all met with inquiry. Sales are recorded as follOws: Brazilian Old Five per Cents. 1021 to 103; ditto 41 per Cents., 1858, 971, 971; Buenos Apes Six per Cents., for account, 81, 80; Greek Bonds, 53; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 911, 92 ; ditto Uri barren Fonr-and.a-Half ;per Cents., 841, 85, 841; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 80 (exchange 4e.); Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 94, 941 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account (Nov. 18), 931 ; ditto Six per Cente., 1858 (scrip of the first series) for account, 3to prem. ; ditto second series, 11 prom ; ditto for account, 11, 2 prem. At Paris yesterday (Monday) the Three per Cent. Renter closed at 73fr. 60c. for money, and 73fr. 75c. for the end of November, showing a fresh advance of per cent. compared with the closing quotations of Saturday. In the discount market yesterday the demand was moderate, and the supply of money large, yet the minimum rate for good bills was not below 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications continue to exceed the recent average. The instalment of 20 per cent. which fell due yesterday on the fast series (3,000,01101.) of the Turkish loan had been pre pared for. According to advice@ from Paris, the forthcoming return of the Bank of France wit exhibit changes analogous to those presented in the last return, in cluding an increase in the discounts and • decrease in the bullion. Pursuant to instructions received from Coostanti nople, the Turkish ambassador in London hes offici ally communicated to the contractors the renewed and explicit sasuranoto of the new ministry that the proceeds of the loan will be regarded u a deposit, applicable solely to the purposes specified in the prospectus. . . . According to the Eastern telegrams, the exchanges at Calcutta and Shanghai are less favourable to this country. At Canton little alteration seems to have occurred. The inference' is that the efflux of silver to India and China will continue. According to the Melbourne advices, the Orwell and Kent were to leave for London on the 18th and 28th September respectively, and the screw steamer Royal Bride for Bristol at the end of October. The specie known to have been shipped for the Brazils by the Tyne, which will leave to-day, is only 9,5001., nearly all silver. The corn market yesterday was again flat, but with little change in price. In the Tallow market yesterday a few variations took place, consequent upon the receipt of telegrams, dated St. Petersburg yesterday morning, which report a sharp frost, and a heavy fall of snow. The quantity of tallow shipped off since the commence ment of the season was 111,350 casks, and it is con eidered probable that no further shipments will be made this year. The steamer Ceylon arrived at Malta from Alex andria on Sunday with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta and China, and would leave immediately for Southampton. The Ripoo, with the English mail for Bombay of the 27th October, reached Malta on Saturday. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5151. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada shows this week a decrease of only 1241. sterling. An extraordinary general meeting of the European and American Steam Shipping Company is called for the 19th inst., "for the purpose of receiving the final report of the committee, and of considering the coarse of proceeding to be takes thereupon." A memorial from exporters and other mercantile firms interested in commercial intercourse with the East Indies is now in course of signature, addressed to Lord Stanley, soliciting the adoption of Messrs. Croskey and Co.'s proposal to despatch steamships monthly to and from Calcutta or Madras, for the conveyance of troops and mails, and other govern mental purposes; as affording, also, most desirable means for the regular despatch of valuable goods between England and India. The preliminary prospectus is issued of a new project, entitled the " Palace of the People." The idea is to erect on Muswell-hill a kind of " Crystal Palace " for the inhabitants of the north of London, but the objects set forth are to be attained at "less than one-half of the cost of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham." The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British Nortb America is called for the 7th Dec. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have not drawn any bills by the outgoing mail. MONDLT ETINUIO. The funds to-day were sensibly better, owing to the arrival of an extraordinarily large amount of specie, coupled with the satisfactory progress of the monthly settlement in Consols. Bankers have evinced more willingness to lend money in the Stock Exchange at 2 to 21 per cent. on government secu rities. Stock being thus withdrawn and replaced by money, operators for the rimer* encouraged. There is, however, very little speculation afloat. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a more confident feeling likewise prevailed. English railway stocks are strengthened by the contineed re covery in the traffic, whilst French shares have advanced considerably in answer to the rise at Paris. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 971 for the 10th inst., opened this morning about the same price, and gradually advanced to 981 " buyers." The 4 o'clock quotation was exactly 981, both for money and Wednesday. After the close of the Stock Exchange the quotations were 98/, " buyers," for the present settlement, and 981, "sellers, for the 7th December. The rate of "continuation" was 3-18 to / per cent., but was rather lighter at the close. The official business report is ID follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 97j, 981; ditto for account (10th November), 971, 98 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 961, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1883, 181; Bank Stock, 2251; India Stook, 2281 Indian Four par Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 991; ditto of the second issue, 991. The New Two-and-s-lialf per Cents. were also officially marked 821 and 82. The debentures of the first Indian loan remain quoted 991 to 100, and the scrip of the second issue 991 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were again a trifle cheaper to-day, closing at 341. to 375. prem. The Jane bills remain quoted 296. to 326. prem. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1864 have also risen about i per cent., being last quoted 93 to!. The Anglo Peruvian Three per Cents., as well as the Uribarren Bonds, were in renewed request, sad , rstaia a strong upward tendency, being still sauce in the market. There were also more inquiries for I Russian, Spanish, and Buenos Ayres Bonds, VA 11 , U i g t 1 1 • ift f 10 t 0 r ad I .11 - E A l vie i Ma I I e l f . i . ' After the close of the Stock Exchange this after noon South Eastern Railway shares rose to 221 to 1 per share, owing to the favourable traffic return, which shows an increase of about 1,8001., compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. American rate and railway securities of most de scriptions were qw.ted higher today, in consequence of the remarkable buoyancy which preraile at New York, u announced in the advice, per the steamer Africa. Iu many cases, however, the Loudon prices are still considerably below those current oa the other side. For instance, Illinois Central Rail way shares, which stand here at 23 dis., come quoted from N, w York, 89, or equal to about 15} discount here (after making allowance for the differ ence in the excnange). In like manner Illinois Cen tral Constractioa Bonds have reached 97 in New York, being 6 or 7 per cent. ►bove the London price. The 201. shares of the Royal Danish Railway Company, fatly paid, were to-day officially marked 101., being the lowest point ever reached. Bank shares to-day were steady. The chief de mand wu for those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, which exhibit a considerable improve meat. Bank of British North America and Colonial Bank shares also met with inquiry. In the market for miscellaneous shares scarcely any alteration occurred. Peel River Land shares remain firm at the late improvement. London Dock stock was officially marked 106 f. A fresh rise of per cent. took Elace to-dty in Nova Scotia Government Bonds. Canada Govern ment Six per Cents. remain firm at 116 f to 117 f. The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company remain quoted 1-18 to 3-16 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day business is not active; but we hear of transactions at the following prices, viz. :—Pednandreo, at 12s. Bd. to 16s. ; South Frances, at 222 ; North Robert, 2; to 2 13-16 ; Vale of 'fowey, 12s. to 135.; Sortridge Consols, 16s. to 17s. ; Lsdy Bertha, 21s. to 235.; Wheal Uny, 11s. to 13s. ; Wheal Charlotte, 6 to 7 ; and East Wheal Russell, 81 to j. Cobra Copper shares have been dealt in at 381, and Imperial Brazilian at I#. Foreign mining abates are generally inactive. The English and Australian Copper Company have re ceived advice* from their manager, dated Adelaide, 10th Sept. lam, wherein he states Works Everything going on in a vi, sedsfaetory way. Six ransom at work, almost wholly on wood, and working very well. Labour la abnadant, and no difficulty was found, when lighting fresh furnaces, in procuring torn. Thehorsea are now well broken to work, and we shall this season have their full services ; both they arid the mules are improving rapidly on the new grass. Fuel : This year I am inclined to work throughout the year on wood and coal, and have taken the necessary steps to secure an adequate ripply. The stock of coal at ()swim is nearly 2,000 tone, and any additional quantity required can be obtained, and perhaps at • diminished c.at. Iha eztags season would commence on the 20th September. The accounts to the 30th June Sr. to hand this mall." Rood Hill Mine sold yesterday 40 tons of ore at 134.41 a ed. pot ton. The Vale of Towy Hine sold yesterday 4 pazoels al lead ate, computed as follows Per ton. No. 1 pared, 37 tons, at il3 4 0 £4BB 8 . 0 No. 2 „ 7 „ 13 . 0 0 91 0 , 0 No. 3 '„. 7 7, 11 14 0 .... 811.8 . 0 No. 4 ~ 13 „ 8 2 0 .... 106 8 , 0 Total .. 64 £766 12 0 MONDAY EV1341(0. Business in the mining market to-day was rather limited. The chief feature was a renewed *demand for Lady Bertha Mine shares, which have advanced. Vale or Tow and Tiocroft shares were likewise in quired for, w hilst Wheal Miry . Ann showed. flat ness. The following may be given as closing quo tations :—South Frances, 220 to 230 ; Wheat Bas set; 203 to 210; Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 47; East Russell, 61 to 81; Lady Bertha, 21s. 6d. to 22e 6d.; Bryntail, al to 8 ; Wheal Adams, 245. 6d. to 26e, 6d. ; West Grenville, 13e. 6d. to 95.; Vale of Towy, 12s. 6d. to 13e. 6d.; North Downs, 21 to 21 ; Wheal Har riet, 13s. to 14s. ; Providence Mines, 62 to 64; Lewis, 4)s. to 425. ; Catherine and Jane Consols, 4a. Bd. to be. COMMERCIAL AND MARERT& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAT. (NY BRITIAN AND HUM MAD/rETIO TILDORa?e•) (race ours OWN connzerciaminev.) Corn market remains unchanged since last Friday. Tiede very inactive in wheat and dour, sat purchasers look for a reduction in Wens and Indian corn. MINCING-LANE.-THIS PAY. Suosz.—The market bee opened with a dull appearance, and &portion of tbe Harbadoee public ...le was b mgat in at previous rates. Ronald ales dull, but quotations ate not altered; lumps, 525. 64. to 64e. Col , 7l3.—There hes not been apublic Nilo, but the article has a steady appearance. Tte.—The 'meat.) contract market is waiting ter the result of the public sales to commence on Thursday. The stock in the United Kingdom is now about 7,000,0001 be. lase than at this period last year, and the quunity admit is about 2,000,0001 N. less. Corron.—No sales reported. BArrrarras dui a nr.r r e arm appearance. IlacE.—Plnkey Mains has bes*sold afloat at 75., 41d., and low white Bengal on the P tat 7s. to 7s. 6d. In other articles no malarial alteration ; markets geowndly dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market la quiet et the following quotations :—Town tallow, 61e. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 494 6d. to 495. 9d. ; all the year,t49s. Gd. "Haien; " Dee., 495. 9.1.; January to March, 60s. "sellers ; " March . only, 60e. 3d. to 60e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Md. E. I. Davis tepees trade without altetetion. Prime meadow bay. 76e. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 90e.; inGrior ditto, 66.. to 70•.; mwat, 60s. to 705.; clover, 85e„ to 1050. ; second cut, 761. M 96.. ; saw, 265. to 30s. PROPOSED TRAINING SCHOOL FOR SAILOR Bore.—A number of benevolent gentlemen have determined upon establiabine with the new year, what was much weeded in North Shield., a daily ragged school for the education of poor children in the low pert of the town. While alluding to this subject, we may just hint that a number of gentle r men hare • noble prnject under their consideration, Which, if thoroughly corned out, may prove of hummed advantage to every town on the Typo. We believe we ere not break , fog °midden°e when we Mate that Mr. W. S. Lieklegt M.P., has a promise from the Admirals , of lb* balk of • large man-of-war, which It Is shall be Mien ht down to the Tyne, sod moored in Shield. harbour ' as a train ing school for lade intending to go to sea. It Is suggested that a sum of money should be raised by private stMerip fiat and that an application should then he made to the Conine! of Education for a pant to assist the subscriptions, so that competent roasters shall be engaged, not only to impart the usual rudiments of knowledge, such as are taught in the National and British schools, but to train the boys up in memanshio —ben - mete Chroemde. BILL-NTICKEtta.—He is a nun of the nineteenth century, and of no former one. Jabal, label, end Tubal- Ca& could not even have dreamed of his trade. Hs has no scriptural referee, not even a Saint in the Calendar. Among the myriads of toe cenonized, where even the chiffonier and the dustman con tied a patron thus is not one who was billisticker. I humbly beg t o the suantion of Pitt the Ninth to this fact. It is the glory of a pope to haus added to the calendar, and saints are rare now-it-days. I MOM mead his Holiness to keep his eye on some bumble bill sticker. He little knows how the prints would profit by the tanosication in such cities u Paris and Lyons. But no wonder then that the poor bill-sticker la clamed with thou beings to whom society growl, "beware." Without • mint, a guild, or a legal status, bow eau be raise his trade to that position which it is justly entitled to bold? Bill•stickers— not Indeed regular members of the craft, but still snakes of bills—bays revolutionized Swope, gad drives moserchs from their arm-c,airs. Bill-stickers are the put:habeas at the people. They circulate that gratuitous literature which is often each a comfort to the unoccupied /Mossy. Urea the precision of their brushes, and their discretion in the choice of wale. bag depended the rnatlera of many a great spatula tion ; sad it Is often their fidelity alone which brings en ob ware andidate to the benches of St. Stephen's. Honour ibis to the despised but powerful trade, and down with the ecesurvatives who dare to write up shoes justly disregarded verde—. Bill-etiokere, bewarel"—Trion. Tag besAwAx Qontruon. The Liverpool Cherebur of Ciormenren at their meeting yesterday (Monday), agreed to roessoriskies Lord Derby far laptiry into the gun ! ass of the purchase of &musk trees Rajah Brooke. • CITT OF LONDON HOSPITAL TOE DISZAB,II OP Tan 087.11 T, VICTORIA-rani, The number of patient, relived at this Institution daring last week, was 1,073; of which 136 wise new Oiller. Last night the Law Amendment Society opened their sixteenth session at tneir rooms In Waterloo-Ace. Mr. Collier, M.P., in the their. The Co mmissioners resumed their inquiry yester day, at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. A A a - ft 117 u: 14 1P La 14 no an 113 113 1$ 14 ST Li 11l Fr Fe C 9 :r 111 1111 W lot 1$ t 1 *t I' 72 74 91 11 0 Ii 179 l is 143 ii, g a n u .WAY& la 44 Isi Si N if fig 17 N 314 I - 4 e► ** ir it % 3 w 11.11!. II I. 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