The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Elting* it NW Pries it Ntildlases.—(Ballor• Lord Chili 'twice Cockhura sad L Special Jam) Till SARI Or SIMI% SILLY •. SCOI7 LID OTIIIII. TII Ol[►T •lIIIIWSICIIT CASS. DM me eetkia Moeda to mere, the mimelee home of Altos Terme BM the sammil maim a 4 the de foliate, oho reprematiml the tame ma of the Duke of yi,rfolt. Misled se to ell the property olekied. Ths Attoreey-Cheowil, Mr. R Q.C., Mr. Mania', Q C., Mr. Ellis, mil Mr. Hamm appeared for the plaintiff ad Mr. eseyraM Mem El* R. Bothell, Mr. R. Mall, sad Archibeld mire fir the thindsata. The AtlersepOmerai, in arras the ease, said that he ha the bares Is appear se awned he the Karl of Shrews bury art Teams, • all ern ski hod but recomly miabbabed his title before** Bar of Cemmons to the Sacsity of Earl of Shrowsbary, the pewter delti of the kingdom, and he now wined by this seeks to establish a bb tide to the great estates of the sobs family he trot represented, and which usurer 16•7 would tad bed bees ineeperably maimed to to Widen of Talbot sa act poised is 1719, sad to whir be wear hereatter cell their paitiorso selondes. The deleadeete were his asteno..l Meal Kr. Hop Beett woad 04•19. lOW worm however, only amminal deraiber, repo etaaag the label ma of the Duke of N.thik, • reaps M was sad bird to the noble family sif Talbot, but Is whim • the lest Bert of Shot...bury, who died in IS* ors mar did so hese devised or attempted to devil by his lest will the whole of these veat mere of the fondly of Talbot. Ito sheald have Welk le call their Wisdom to • abort history which he would sew lay babes them of this mob's badly, to enable them idearly be sademelead the poetise of the ravines members. The he pelisse part of Mob history ins 1798, when an act peeled, the tows of welch were unambiguous and pricier to the utrons, end which for all time, so long as there should be heirs male, prov:del that the estates should p shag with, and am-mammy the title. One mesabir of the family woe the removed Sir John Talbot, who lived sad fought fa Kagland throngrat the pa= part of the reign of Hoary V. and Henry VI. He bight wde by side with Mary V. during his short but 'looms career is Frame, sad mansard to mandate the see aril bum of Ragland until the year 1442, when bring pribirmid a seer of great and imintionble mere to the sewn of England, he was sneered by the tide of Hari of Mirevrabury. He soarer to esprit the ore of Leland to Proem until the year 1463, wheelie um, /Piing by hie eldi, folL T• him ewe err his secamd son, who also dislignisited Mort In the nary order of the country, and the this demoaded from father Is is until Gilbert the eerier awl, who died in 1616. Ho wee enoessided by Inbreed the eighth earl, who died in 1618, when the bee sad eider Mae of this noble family issued. The reed serf, rime nem he had meatiosed, W • sea Gilbert, after womb fir Gilbert Talbot of Grottoes, ales a renewsid saber, who after performing mire great ionises to hie King and country, commanded the right wing at the battle of Bosworth, where he was severely wounded, red afterward., when the Boil of Richmond became Hilary VII., long centinued high In the favour of that'' king. From him descended four several lime of members et this meet family. In the true wise to be hood George Tslbot, who in 1818, being fourth muds of the eighths/AA succeeded to the tits, seed from hi= it passed, est indeed from f..h.r ti em, for it woe very remarkable, that throughout th • dement, for a period of mom than 400 men, there was but me single Meows in which the earldom bed posed nom father to son after the first line bad tarmi sated is the semath earl. From Sir Gilbert, of Grafton, illmoinded Cluakie, Earl of Shrewsbury, born In ad who seconded to the earldom is 1668. Hs is the twelfth earl, sod Charles 11. was be godfather. He might bid said to ham bees boo— eimaialy he was trimmed, like his meestors--Romen Who le, but at • very early pert of hie life he wee 0013•11•01 by 'wading and by the conversed= of An:risky Tarim Town that time forth he continued a mortar ear lie death to 1717. Thiel not:Mara having beers • Fe rmat, an the abdicates of Jamm 11. he gays lalthilal sad powerful support to Wilma of Orange, awl Is 1164 he a mewled Marquis of Alton sad Duke of throweberry. He was so high is farmer that—whisk wee soprecodested Is sew battery—be was Lord High Clismellur, Prime Blabber, Led Lima/lust of (reload, aid Lord Chemberieim This Misers motioned high in favour salil 1717, when he died, gal bis climb woe a most Important pried le the Wry of the family. The era after him le secession wee his drat cores, Gilbert, err omelet's son of his ends Gilbert, who beers 11th OM. Gilbert had • maw teottisr, who, as Gahm& lived and died • bachelor, seat mesteded to the tills. This lerishoited the mooed am, and the repeornrive of the third lift was John Talbst.of LaathhereaPt. desearlei Moo from Gilbert, of Omar end dreaded use ben the 9th esti, to wham, se the indeudom of the Into Vain the earldom passed. He nor beg of them to leer la their memory a sheet .ear rich be would give is of the musalulag Mawr aped the two limes Isireatiag la Gilbert and George •sew emether lii. represented by Sir John Talbot, et lomeek, Who died without beam Then then was • 111 end last line, which, at the period I. year ▪ eridy 1717, 1718, aid 1719, was them ispenerted by William Talbot, Lord Bishop of Bab► lam whe bed bees; oleo Bishop of Orford and Down: bet be weld is the sores of this ors allude to him as the Prep of Seadiery, by whisk title bas w at the dee Misr The bishop had a son, as smart member of as ler, who bed flolicitor-flinetei so the Priam of Webs and eftiewarde had been seated Lard Cbarreelher, humble wee demanded Mperm lid Toaster' Khmer = The her and amend Ines lad always held the amens but the third Sem is whir had berme arm improve lie.., Mrs proms, arida of Lyra, is m slor He pountene, and as was this Meth or lest ibe rem uss by the Brum of Sallerry. The Dabs of le Ilroire- St did to 1717 bed Mesa proar had osseied re mayoress to this fleetly. Whores he had armed en sphebie or • mode it would set his M emo, be him saw to .is. la 1718 the murder, of amp Talbot emit pia= sad there wee an impress Ilemini shish wee aired by aot of padres' in W hi bowleg yo e. lly rat 1111•11=11114 the mimes were sleeted M I the rep disk a weld be his dory se pert fir le *sr Vamemer might here lees is premiss erne of be. ewe KKealkepwwWhhepememsd smor the rare, he eins I I hoer to her dorsi Or Now per arose shwa p ding rierelied and saihmiMelied with the erbium as hag se re permilied by low. At that peeled of our hies elm am, ere et porlimeent of • me se err end Opens ehateeler wive poised lierbe and I *Mb ea Beam mbelico. Weise ea aid toes 10. =.111111•1111. Ilik sell lath Vs. llt we doubt* a Herm air re rid imbedk poshose, bar er p e ar ewe here 4 peoperty lehrewer. rend= ll., Wee was INN dmitolalbsrellarti might s ustborbelbertbeleme orbees bees& well be abie WM end eaby is wee Parr. Oa dr War book Ile parent ino of the wry me rat le Ara stir of the errs, ald re deer wee whirr He glib of all mid be anted ole. NM is Meld rued m lbw who would awned be be tlb, Tbaellsee It leas that wog amber of the haft gm. le be gestbeeset 41714 ea Op ernbee o i t= TAM Mith silkinghter oftbsirtlftwollisoa.eale bomb braaaa of pelmet eminebelbe beree, eat ben In bet be ewe= dwell p ebb seit &NM lb be mesa to be 1.4 of Ibeeeeboty ki to Noe babe. _ebravor mkt= be, swim Pee s mobat et nem obbelle. Seel °Oboe, Or delft beireebow, yaw, he ANN suer/ boa. • twirl of the dna of 1. , dad • swim ells air y of Jona* is e ebb wee a= =„lbe power Webb el we oleo • • b deer bees Ile et be d-alai be beam so on len& to bell esiabe sae to Imo aim. Tbe eallowert le able It be bed tabeuel wee awl= eeemeed her Pratt ever Geer the erre roe mar ase ba se hb Germs Mr 1111 ebb inelear blo nab; eaamelly. is Sella, the topeemomoo of be read Week wilt reminder saes. oftlik led by tar okay sod awe of He am of pew Kira beaded en sate le is grid Nettie Wok of the aster aleeld eArrr arise en kis emelt web el be)et Bat of Ibtewebeey. re is *nil bale domp i sall abelower nolla be Weil be. Ls Geier to Na opeeolbe of ib be new peal Wee dra brae beta ollbetbe etle to N e i eolabo time Imo en =pre dear eas be by INA beblele embed he y sr AO hie hum smil i.e. be sea b av b beat ebb to tab sae =Joy be la itardia. say law w set of pollemeat natwigeosaile K . The rpm of the law hod hum NNW lot 140 yews been Ind, abet am sot =1 . 69 ft is 1/64 , whim bottom Ardor. be Lae m▪ oblellory, bet bet ea Ilia 11••• there was as aesete To b y rile Gerg s r,tho soak the erste 111 end i.e., ale sue e serilodl been ARM be Maid ben Moran it, mid is it sherd he beeporly ennead to the earldom. At that time • ao• hid beim her le Bugs Tsar and as the bill boom the as led of peat s olobbelq, be MWhete, wee ray ramehtly aied . Tb• moo d• the am wee MO • kw. Tie- Me - of is dm mak solyrsed is sr. of rho setelee we Ur lit Ole. " As Am be IlloloNt siory bee Dyke el lisembarjs LAWN to the be." bee mai MBA 011berts B e." lul aid le =essemil seed the frame ef Ile am if belie en dr yds% preembel to • q be es* eel le Ibe bee ellae elk WWII DWI many years, ale bow the let. Sul of Shrewsbury had claimed the right to alienate the estate. He had not left the estates to' his own blood, to his mother or his two gi,wlloat and satiable slaters, but to an infant son of the Earl of Norfolk, whom he had probably arm am in his life. He would now state what were the points which he understood were to be relied oat by his leered friends on the other side. First, it would be said that all the provisions of the act, all the restraints In the allesation, were inrended to apply_ to Ronan outtalks only, sad ware virtually repealed by the Rosen Catholic Essencipation Act of 1829. But he wand reply to this that the present earl was as couch restrained from alienating the estates am any one of hie Roman catholic predeceseere in the title. The Attorney- General was proosediag to orsaider the egistrooties of some of the section, wham The Chief Jostles suggested it would probably gave the If the Attorasy-Ormegal &Whitford from advertiog to the ear lions then, se the matter was one foe • legal &dam, and meat be reserved for the ophdra of the full court. The Attorney-Gerund, its autinuation said that what put an end to all &pato as to tie egret of the Catholic Ilmencipatke Ad, was that one of the soh ob tained by Sall Joh., h 1843, to allow his to alienate pert of the estate, contained • naiad to tams white showed that it was sever Weeded tbat the Imeaslgatian Aot should operate. The isarnal swam= &few a few farthest observations, said he would at ease radar the edam= ea which the Earl of Shrewebesy, ailed ao ealabliebtag his right. T T &Sew* 'Madam ems them adduced : The dad el esethessat 17111, and the sots 6th George 11., 4hd Omega II 1., end Wired Tdi Viaterisorere put in, as gam alai en admitted espy et the pedigree sad as admit** el mho, hods measdia it. It was also 'drain( cl the the deletes to were pert el the amine astatoo. Db. Jain &al& mhgasmd prods's!' a lease (laud in Sep tember, IVA hem the lain larl Bertram Arthur to himself. of aaleta measee. t pmpsmed to be greeted in pursuance ef pewees of ti e 6th mid 71h Vial. Kr. liedmat Shoe then addressed the jury for the dden deney to the course of his splotch be was interrupted by his Wl* a:pressing his oilman that the net widow Is aspen were questions of law, which might he retuned for the gem% wlthent troubling the jury. • eseihreace took piece, men* wolfed to estisia downeseate shad beta being admitted, subject to objecilos banaltan [Tin ars was pomading inns to wont io rem] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bekere Mr. Barn Melds.) WANG r. ITANS AND ROZINSON. Thus notorious cause sum ou for bearing for the fifth time to-day. It erUl be remembered that there ham already bast two whom of aim. con., in which the heeheed end the alleged paramour each obtained • verdict ; • suit of divorce in the Arched Court, in which the wife wee dismissed ; and lastly an ammo owstful indictment against Mr. Robinson for perjury, in baring, in the Ecclesiastical Court, .worn that he had not boom pithy of the mime imputed to him. It will like. wise be mmembered that •• important portion of the ervidemea wan the atomise of two women employed by Mr. m-Inspootor Field eis watch the parties through • hole bored thoseash the panel of a door with what Bir John Dod son said ewe hare been • "eery special gimiet." The ere wee proceeding whoa we went to prem. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STRUT. SATAOS ASSAULT IT • DRUMLIN SOLDIEIL, Jaw luneer, a widow in the 164 Hamm was al p = with being drunk and disorderly at the Kiss's Head hones, is Ilonshton-street, Chromeatet, Woking the Orr e pot pane hoy's heed vita Lore wooden bar, and ruching a large of re. Jame oche, the pot-boy, said—On Saturday night the prow d fear of hie comrades ware is the concert-room and was, mei*, so much noise that many of the company reephist ant. My molter told them to Isere the room and the erre elms down emirs, but the priesner refused to stir. Hi orreer west op again, brawl* lin oat of the room, and Weer Ids doweetatre. hest et the time I came down with of errs in my boa. Tile peiseer els the biz • hir rick. Kr. halst—lbs y us tir ark. _ . fia aralaM a proiraal a imam bar, about four fad lon awl about Inv babes Ude& lei.lmedine—l Amdl tbse • bar, not • etkk. Whore mnelment—Wben he new need etrecet term the bout et ter heed mlek MAN swig my heal ors, and Ineeldeg see spinet gee pertillem so Yet my been mat bythe glom, end my heuessed nen seretched end out by the kepasata I hand di bloat pawing from my bad, and I must is a sown and edieeineth to the boepital. *mar WI amid When anelienteed the etatmnest. Mime bed anted "limn me en hulked beine same dommire. Ha was team i meitody by lyre 71 F. Tim landlord thought the peteester was lot ao much to blame.. his companion; Ida seed mach unnecessary vio let:eft in ejecting him from the mete, and the/ exasperated him to a state of fury. He would bate gone quietly if they had calmly remosetratal with him. Hz. Jardine wee very ante ed that °plain. LIM the pri mer bad bet own drenktenem to blame for the thole ea 0111•1111116 Tls yelsaaar's aaresaat per kin a rood alaasalir, sod said he should report the inhere le the aostaastilag Akar. Mr. Jardine add however wash the others were to blame, it 44 not just.fy the violent senenit we the boy, who had Siren him DO prumeition. He man pay 20a. for the assault and 20s. for the brAta ewe, or go to prison for three weeks. LAIIIIITH. 111 L I 1 o 1 1R 1011111.1% • row Mow of reopocudate wirehair, who gave the seem af.fsbe Wawa, but who to Mate We address, was plead et the bar baton Mr. sllioV , ea a chary* of beteg ammersed, with Gaudier penes Dot is custody, is entering the dwell*" boars of lir.Wm. Henry Clark, the wall-ksows eemediss at the ilaymerbet Theirs, sad waft therefrom weiriairapperei, plate, aadelherpe y of the salsa of 124 Flea the evidesee it apprwilisitw lheirdey WOW the prhusw, who was la employ with se ether yew wee, wee stop pd Is Daintily-agree% lakaboth-wells, bzwitelite-coseta Isaac Ihepheard, 40 R. with a is his bast, sad the semwst be ppee of the beadle wee ea tiewadatmeeery that the eseetabL took him be the siatles-hause. Ow ezateildag the bode thus the endledle heed It to mold dime* word awl la the laden et see et the coots In amend a War eldoweed to Mr. Obeik. +bleb Mord hits re ssL se des geetiosooto hawse Os gabi Ore the etweiehis greed the door egos, gad no perm thee -, the doeweee wore all nomaked awl des emirate Mewed abemr. Kr. Clark was at the Haymarket to the discharge of W geetteelowel dada, sod hf. dtughter Mite Clark bad also ageompedisd a Mead totke ammo thestre, and they can la the teen d the hem whoa they wore taloned of the robbery. W. Melt ideedied the pregorty preieted es kw, wed rid dist it, %paw with the oder snide' awned away sad sot bed, wed the wised 111. Woe Matt oleo ideatttled the progeny, mad add that so brie[ bees she carefully leaked the sieed-dear, add was oerts/a des bed does so by tr TM yi It Am 6ase ag Oman we nownled le it week. TES SUNDAY IVANINO IMT WM AT ST. PAUL' 8 CArHIDIALL. sesehd Sunday evening. service at St. Pattl'is teak plass yesterday, kapyity Whew a ressnesoe of skip withal seer wilwesed maids ea the pro owawwww=tlinisto basle at leas Isnead es seek side el Ws wawa Weleeent, the were peneglesi ter the epees lowan than raili wk whisk wee to inter the q.. b_eu.. tb .4 the r.lisgi, vbb about sighs OM Wile; sma altar fees o'cleek awl • llwie before ell the wawa hoer wee epos* awl tie shersh, la Shot pa of It whisk Is wed me sash fur the quasi sewleat was sposlilly MIL Thseespos assist we ewes, by maw of We paw awl of a plward elsoplessesby ea' lb_ gist a harp, that the shwa wee fah awl 'PM skis latiweles oft IMO Ile MI were ladassi i wiles. Many issahvols, we Mak, wise diesopeiated, bet there was wansly aw sew 8... sad ea saheb weer law that of ths pevine 8.. day. Those was, in We seneks. rather as wows of cow le revolt the costregathe hen WWI We large for all to ob saw Wile mu., a sob,' of Asks big Weaned Wrist' the tor - eilliest say staweses. A s thole psewal writ elareal Jobs Missan. Chid Cessaissiswer of Wake. sad Mr. Piiiegies. The %hop al Landes aria sesmisi • plate war the yelsitt, ail with Wei ware, b.Mss the sat YAW clergy, who ise rA = y er swwire, the low. Wow lisivitle, Cows , eel the Raw. Yr. Masis4 Prebe= The wig shahs Wawa WOW esswgewass he we a essals. Ward ewer the welple. sus yZei Was Stisselar as as eaperhent assewefehe We Rev. J. C. Peral, Weer Cam, sal Lew af IS. Ana's, wwwwwwwl maw ille perlerewass et lay he saw. dm* with waslest Wai -1 self. wales& the *way geweally swab The hems twee seal by the Via. ArehissesW Nab. Ahorths WIWI WWI leis, aswasadog " Bak We sewed, We Laker 5e...,." was twig by OM .her ital =WNW Ilse la will a =war as is show Id Ow Worst ansair MOW haw sesend, as they wee holgeal to do. a males af saselhat lormsy with a prided perthipetles is ,he isle seepterata—a swat watch we, Wise; la Ohs respeesse, pear, Lc. souse Vie ellaig as bytes, " Oktr ibl ishall wash, Was r wieg ho ...rid pawls, Uwe Ike brew were esiselsi Iwo beer. Qusi Pasha , awl Symms Beek ; and that espiesetheseased wesibeedioa theekwhe feral presest. Tbe swum wee yeewled by Dew iliseek who seeker lie Wat who airiest oho Sesta of et. lellit t es! pet sf its NW sena, I ell who awl go =aunt The dhows@ hen this fewlller woo of as ship. We mashies of t eCleepi silks reeleastlia of We pens lel althea . Owl Wiwi' am, la Ote ewe of dl Inge Chailleht hem\ We .dweller win& eat by Christ Ikea qweters it we hoe, I wee lkseasd te thw~aisst who weebed allew l ies; bmi, thew le wawa le wery wsey sf swistialbh I wee, sottelth esswass mono Om WIN is the Asset. nth* lessilliw haw lbe lee ate :PM Paha we wwwwwskik "/ho lewd my pesters AA preptse pwaramsed the bssedleties, eel whimpellsa Alliwteed k wet tatiesly uwast The railway share market remains firm. In several instances a fresh improvement of 1 to 1 per cent. has taken place. Cale donian stock has risen per cent., being quoted 871 to 881. London and North Western and Great Western were in active demand in the morning, the former touching 941 " buyers," and the latter, 5.51 " buyers" ; • relapse, however, has since taken place, and the present quotations are respectively 94 to 1 and 541 to 65. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is now quoted 951 to 1, being rather dull ; Midland, 981 to 1 ; Son Eastern, 221 per share " sellers ;" Berwick, 921 to # ; York and North Midland, 741 to 76, being better ; North British, 661 to 1; and Great Northern, 108 to 1. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have declined to 171 to 1, the traffic return received this day showing a decrease of about 1,3001. French shares are better. Northern are quoted 391 to 1, and Lyons, 35 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian have rallied to 3 11-16 to 13-16 prem., and the new shares to 2 5.16 to 7.16 prem. it. 110 1.9 14 ICO - li6 --- Ip. COLONIAL GOV, ---- 111 e. I Mloota. Pd 0. — prices. Ada OyarelovApaJ so.isJ may lot W U) 118$ I . pro.llo.ll.llmr. I in 01 la7tdriZ 10! r, . 1114.11abseevAp.ando 1011 UN De. 4p. Jae.. um - - • Do.. P. oft Ja11.1444 111 1 Nl* 1 Km eotlsS Polt g. . DO. INN NY lu U 4 1100 Ungree M U U I 11140 MONEY I AV. Two 'CLooz. The funds to day have recovered 1 per cent, and in several of the other departments of the Stock Exchange a tendency to improvement is likewise observable, although business remains inactive. French railway shares have advanced. The govern ment broker has made another small purchase of Reduced Three per Cents. Consols are quoted 98, " buyers," for money and next Tuesday, and 981 to 1 for the II th Jan. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 981 to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first inane, at 991; the March Exchequer Bills, at 355. ; to 375. prem.; ditto June, at 335. to 355. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds falling payable in May next, at 1001. g: 1..... • • ••••••• • • Ul4 '''''' .11 . 1M1 e. Ir e lE lW it ir t Do. V > 4 0 , 1§ c o l ID*. 4 .0•••• ...... PeloOdoil. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz.. 01111111M2T 11111•1119 &1D 010011 &•161/11TO. L a from , sad thisbni-- tETIL 4irar. 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I learn that the government have decided on allowing the appeal Is the ease ef M. is Mosislacabart to come before the Superior Comet—]laws (eseeerf edition.) DENSE Poo (Tilts Dst.)—At an early hour this morning a demo fog settled down apes the metropotli, cousin all the amid snaoysnoss, mad natialmny impeding the trosseake of bantam THE Mama nos ERZFYIRLD.—Mr. Fisher has waived haws free Mr. Roebuck rd Mr. Heard, fa which they apron the willagner to art their soar tarts on Weassery week. It be ameraser beat decided to bold the satin in that day, lathe Towa Hall, at soon. —l7hellaif Thom DIA= OF LADY CLEXENTINA VILLIERS.— We regret 0. ratienc• the death al Lady Clementine Villiers, elder nerefiring daughter of the Zed sad Counter el Jewry. The hiroseed neat took plaos at Middleton park, mot INerter, yederisy err& at six o'clock. Her hen* bed bra laillipred for sneer weer, her feeriglaring la a right attack of ague whoa a low arespievert Lady Chuanthse August. Wellington was hen is May, 154 ; the late Marion. Doke of WeOleglea soled as sprier at her baprian. The Earl sad Corers of Westaerread, Viscountess Peastaby, Lady Within Riusell, Varese sad Viscounts,. Vats, Lady Borah Bayley, the Misr of Miura& the Marquis of Arleen, Cried the Rea. Frederick aad lady Elizabeth Wilma, and nuereas ether fanaMea of rank, are pieced in enoarnre by the dare of her ladyship. DEATH OF LaDT LUCY BLIDOINAN.—We deeply regret so amour the death et Lady Lacy__ Beihgasep, daughter al the Zarl Berked , who died ea Farr *NW fag, at Wren Hal, BialhieWeire, her the eihre et the ran bens she sessired is eirsenarieg to exthlr eu t i ts burning clothe d hr reartamate sister, Lady Bergsma, who, It wet be meadiestal by ow vender red co the 261.12 'ran the fairer injuries warred _4' be dress igniting stairatelly la the erewlarresta at Weston Hall. • rep gar bee lista art over thie =hie fairly by the direseing eakerty. Her ladyship wee Meet wavily' dais al the lar of Bradford, d wee bees Weber 14T1626. a a SNIT/MELD CLUB CAmB 81011e-a4modoest the sables of exhibitors of stock which bed strived sp ere Wreck as iblardey realm was re arm of the Prier Corer the Cesar Oar Mix Laid uncle, Bed Berner Bari Hereby, the 11.11 it ite id er h e ib r the Lei of Rad nor, Ur. Ferrari a, the Bed of Mr. Break Coker Wy Lord Frenbees, Spurr the Duke of the Duke of Riehaseo. the Duke of Rutland, Kr John Palmer, Oder Potwar re Dub of B dford. the Berl et Yortoreagh, Me. Htdtttt Babe. Mr. W. Rolled, at.p.. Mr. Friar* Me Nr. be, Mr. Hea th , Lad Pieria, re 0. ,d e unbent lamer. sad agrkialeb. The el the raw yard tinally cloud egret further amid* of deck at tin o'clock, and the fader wEI oaks etaltimmis this day. After eight o'clock then will be a priers view be the unen ten of the club, the padre pram to.. =dam vin open to the public tomorrow array) ad cosi thee open daily till Friday everog next, alma ft dually class. The Prince Coasert visited the row ea Frady afternoon. TUX New ADILPHI THILIIIO4-011 letaliday the whoa el the extents& abierre et the we there bras tees esapisted, in lamas' amisher ei wanes peed ptv the iateeter let the embed the . mat et twiea 0 = 1 : 4 1 workers sae Cy sad eight, tad it the ammo &him oterel tereplet diallOdliboa 140 the proper d Ma verb, that this pepelsv .451 e eI Polkas Os. Lea rat pet he weed at lie wee awoman.ttie Iva et Bobo rt 1111116, Qingaillsil. New ilaar bad tho aarter. he earner re WM, tar s a unaGIL by sew. habg h. The Why sit ths paw weer', roe •be ewer ad Bad re Woe ee.e be bur beer. ria he Wee lasbed Ira demelhelonlaiseleala Jeerer In the foreign stock market the principal fea ture is a rise in the new Turkish Loan ; the scrip of the first eerie. is now quoted die. to k prem., and that of the second series, Ito 1 prem. The Biz per Cents., of 1834, are rather firmer, at 921 to 1. Equador Consoli dated Bonds continue in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,, 1031; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991 (exchange 25fr.); Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 181; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101, 1011 ; Equador New Consolidated Bomb, _l7l, 17 ; l'Ortnguese Three per Cents., 1853; 47}t Spanish Three per Cents., 473, 47 ; ditto for sceosat, 47+; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 921 ; ditto Biz per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, I dim.; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 43, 42k. The new Chilian Loan remains steady at Ito prem At Paris on Saturday the Three per Cent. Refutes closed at 73.96 for money, and 74 for the account, showing in the former case an improve ment of e per cent. compared with the closing quotations of the previous day. A telegram received this day, announces that judgment has been given in favour of the London and County Bank in the great Ilpperary Bank case. Saturday, being the 4th of the month, was a busy day in the discount market. First-class bills were net generally negotiable below 21 per cent., but the supply of money on offer in the afternoon was very large. At the Bank the applications were above the recent average, yet still limited. About 100,0001. in Russian gold is known to be on 1 the way to this country. The Dover Castle. from Melbourne, posed Deal on Saturday, with 84,726 onnoes of gold,worth 338,9001. The supply will probably be delivered on Monday, and it is thought that a portion may perhaps be taken to:the Ban. • The other imports of the precious metals announced last week have consisted of 191,7001. (viz., 127,1001., gold, and 64,6001. silver) by the Parana, from the West Indies • 2,6001 , by the Fulton, from New York; 6,0001. by Indies; Westminster, from New Zealand ; three boxes of specie, by the Elizabeth Jane, from Constantinople; and two packages of specie by the Ellen, from Maranham. . . . The total value of the week's imports is about 640,00 W. The Custom-home weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes only 490 ounces of gold and 8,003 ounces of silver, representing total value of only between 3,0001. and 4,00 G/. The Magdalena has also taken 5,0001. in specie for the West Indies, and the Ceylon 213,8441., nearly all silver, for Calcutta and China. The remittances of gold to the Continent, oil Folkestone, have comprised, in addition (as pre viously reported), 52,0001. drawn from the Bank, and the whole of the 283,10 W. ex the Agincourt, which, though included in our last weekly summary of imports, did not come actually to hand until Saturday. The specie and bullion by the Wag India steamer Parana will be delivered today. A portion of the 127,1001. in gold has already been taken for exportation to the Continent, and the rest will also be sent away. The directors of the Great Western Railway Com pany have once more changed their chairman. It is announced that Lord Shelburne, eldest son of the Marquis of Lansdowne, has succeeded the Hon. Spencer Ponaonby. The stage at which the Mackintosh suit against the Great Western Railway Company has arrived is, we understand, the fixing of the sum to be paid by the 'company. There is no question u to either the law or the equity of the case ; bat each item is this contractor's bill of fifteen or twenty years' standing is vehemently disputed. In some instances it has been found necessary to make reference to persons who were engaged in business of this (de scription some twenty years ago, anti who can fix the fair prices of railway materials, &c., at that now remote date. The object of the company is appa rently delay, and it is possible that by the tactics pursued the complete settlement of the matter may yet be adjourned for months. Some months ago an act of parliament was ob tained, at considerable expense, authorising an amal gamation and other arrangements between the Lon don and North Western and Chester and Holyhead Railway Companies. A valuable mail contract be tween government and the latter company is stated to be in abeyance pending the completion of the arrangements. The shareholders are, consequently, and naturally, beginning to inquire whence mime the delay in carrying them out? Although the directors make no sign, influential buyers of the Chester and Holyhead stook have of late been in the market. _ _ _ A general court of the Eut India Company is called for the 20th inst., " in order to receive the report of the committee of proprietors appointed at the general court of 30th August last, ' for the purpose of consulting with the directors in reference to the to be taken for the future man merit of the company's affairs,' and for the d' on of the said report, and other general business." The annexed resolution has been recently adopted by the committee of the Stock Exchange: - ' I.OIIIBLILDO- 1 71DIETT AN RAILWAT.—ThIt the eeetnent of Loenbardo-Vonstian shares proceed so for is panel* with te e mvisional receipts for new shares, bend by Yew. Ude', of London. That *hen the seller eannot deli ver the proportionate provisional teosipt, the buyer shalt not buy in the shares without the authority of the onewittea That the buyer of Lombardo shares shall not be reqetred to tab Fortnuml receipt' for new shares which hen bees Isena shed, 11 COM 11,1101 e the sty ahem hen ben addend oli Lambs/do-Vend= nano, the seen shell be asthled he deliver eld sheen ex new, the buyer betbooting V. 10s. patsies for the proportionate number of new Mane until eirtflireree Sor the an be &dined. The Primula has arrived from long Brag, with cocoon,. of tea. The Dover Castle has brought from Melbourne, besides the gold above-mentioned, 694 bales of wool, 104 casks tallow, 116 casks hides, 782 bags bark, 71 bags bones, 24 casks black sand, 1,076 cakes c 14 casks liqueurs, 4 our, packages, aod i rd kegs of returned British goods, kn. B►roan►T BTENrso. The funds to-day were doll, at yesterday's red's tion. Vague rumours respecting the position of polities on the Continent, and the non-receipt of any telegrams tram the Paris Booms until some time after the close of the Stock Exchange, iodated * general indisposition to operate. The monthly settle ment in Consols coutinuee to engage chief attention. la the other markets the transactions were likewise upon a limited male. English railway stooks retain a tendency to improvement. Consols, whisk *kind yesterday at 98, " for money and next Tuesday, opened and theta to day at 97,1 to N. Pee the l Ith of January the Met pm* was 98} to I. The rate of " continuations to January wan 1 per cent. " givers." This inolades the mie-tait. The Alia charms, vas. nps most is ea fallower—Tlumi pee omit...4me. Two o'CLoci. In the mini's market this morning business has been limited, but we hear of transactions in shares in Providence Mines East Wheal Russell, South Qi.radon, and Alfred Console. North Basset shun have also : been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 8. As regards colonial mining shares, the only busi ness officially reported is in those of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia, which are marked as. prem. Foreign descriptions are very quiet. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The markets have been quiet for the most part, copper sad Ss being exceptions. The copper smelters are general* reinelng to book further orders at the quotations, and an 5 ranee is antkipated, some copper having been sold already at • premium. Iron is quiet at the moment, bat manufacturers ere fairly off for orders, and prices are pretty firm. Tin 10 rbuoyant, and oonsiderable tranoactions have taken ilmeboth here and In Holland. Spew and lied ere V*illat sale and rather drooping in prioes. Tin - plates my and in desersud. easexed &Admits have been declared during the me& et November : =OW Oases • ***** r e % Beush Whist r '~ ........ el Booth Tap ......... =sok ...... DOOMS whir ad PR abaft. . ft . ..... ..... ....... •""" ....... ....... 1 ....... ....... Lasecait. L 7,1 8 t. ( B 1:4 0 1:1Vd 1.111 : . 1.1 4 011 188 1 883 1 910 110 rar.... sole, for money, 971, 98; ditto, for account (7th of December), 97i, 98 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, }, 1; New Three per Cents., 9131, 1; 30 Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, IS} ; India stock (shut), 9261, cum div.; India* Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of both lanes were quoted 99} to j. The March Exchequer Bills declined Is. to-day, closing at 36e. to 38e. prem. The June Bill remain quoted 33e. to 36e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at lla. to les. prem. luactivity prevailed in the foreign stock market. NINES.-THIS DAY. COMMMICIAL AND MABEET& MARE LANE.—(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lene to day the attendance of buyers wee wee large, the tone of the trade quiet, and prion of most blade of grain generally unaltered with • slightly downwind tendency. Business via partikly impeded by the tog darlog market hours. . WnE7..l.For English the demand was slow at a reduction of le. to 24. under last Monday'. rime ; white, 44.. to Ma. ; red, 40e. to 465. per qr. p very quiet at about the rake of this day week , Dantdo Km," eef, 465. to 66e. pee 4941 b. Rostock, 445. to 60e. ; other liana sorts, 40e. to 434. per qr. FLotta remained nominally unaltered in value, at about kit Monday's rates. Town, 33e. to 40s. ; Norfolk, Us.* 295. per 280Ib.; French, 82s. to 34e. per 2801 b. ; Azare-, U. 8., 22.. to 265. per bar. Banurr.-Qatet trade at about la per qr. undo Lit Monday's rates. English, 28s. to 434. per quarter; Bettie, 20s. to 335. ; other sorts, NC to 265. per qr. Oare.-Very slow age and about Bd. per qr. cheaper Asa bat Monday. British, 20s. to 28s. per qr.; Russian, 194. JO Th. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 20s. to 28.. per qr. Baarse.-The few sales made wens at rather Ilse eseney than last week. English doh, 87e. to 405.; Harrow, 42h to 44e. per qr. Foreign, 81s. to 43e. per qr. PLS.-Rabin sale at about lam Menders rates. Entire boilers, 40e. to 42a. ; Hog and gray, M. to 428. ; taiga white, 39.. to 40.. AiIITAIN INTO 1.011001 MON JOY. If TO DSO. 4. eff ,°°""* . wir, 7 1 - . lit °: 7 7:1 t..... 7. 4- a 1 000 va n s ii laYp viiii vas .... sii ' * iiii taleCii.: l iii 13 41 Ts! fa . 1 . 71 .. 1::: : fill MINCING-LAMB.—THIS DAT. The AlMowing puke riser salverbad for to-sorrow %dr : 300 bade. Harbeisso mod 100 begs Brasil Come: 60 bags Triaidad. Saltpetre : 900 bags. Connie& 100 beg.. Tea Tea : About 30,000 packages. private contract markets have been 6na sines Friday. Elooitz.—A ergo Paraiba sold sloe:. Coma—No sales reported. Tik.—Thts an upward brisk, and bee Kate A larparticle is been b portion ot the new aerobes s o rb d Kate Oars* has bee. eagerly bought; the flan sorb el Congos ld. to 2d. above f h b previous sale. Ths Nadel generally has been very stroag to-day. RPhity Madras sold at 7s. SC In other arias, so niateral ilterntlow. TALLOW MAR/EXT.—THIS DAT. The market le slowly. Tows Tallow fit qnstid 612.; Pitonbare T. C. MI the get, 200, 62. to 92.; all the year, 60a. limitary to Much, 60a. 6d. ; Marta only, 61a.; April to law, 604 Bd. ; Ootobor to Dooombar, 1859, 6A. PAITIOULAI brd die Arks.. U t .M lor week . .. . . . DUN her Id J . Mr rib Jrs erjo4 ll rarthitdr .. ..... it. 16.179 6.060 67.706 X 1.163 6.446 VAS T 6.301 6 66.. 04 Kb. 6 ° ` L 6 " a OIL antsal far tag wank makiat Deesabb bat yob, I,llllarbb lad 64 1774 41. Itt47 aria Mr arrival tab wait ataarbed MO aim Mon Ramis; 4TI f amanita; 10 tram Bomb America: and 67 tras odor piscia—Toial. (44 amaa. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ _ The number of beast* Is much mailer and the tee& is more favourable. Trade is therefore_ brisk et advanced rates. There fe also • much short; supply of sheep ; prices are consequently bitter, al though the demand is not large. Good ashen ans dearer. From Germany sad Holland there are 278 besets; 3,010 steep ; and 70 calves. Scotland, 100 beaks. Nark& sod euftylk, 100. Ireland, 800. And 2,100 from the Nation and Midland Counties. Por woe of Ina .. .t. I. 4. Pot mow of k.M o. 4. .. IL DM flooto. Ilersiora... 410 I MY Dr $ll/4441.1111 log Elbotolioros. --. 4 8 4 1 184 11=lo 4 8 4/4 884•84 jail* boulm.. 8 4 4 Du Calm 4 0 0 lkos lk impoil 484811$ 4 11 4 4 8 0 4 Do. 488. lbws M bee I 11■114:44.16 410 8 142.8. . Moog ml morBBl. 4 AC MOW • 11.11 A ; atm 1011; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAL) Marra. Panama's sad Saith report that ea to vary Ira me prism tally talvorftr; an* •amPlas Idea 4 sitar at improviag prices, sad a kip (W. SOLTOP.IO, is MB. BRIGETB zorir ro MIEN 6148g011P azQulsirroz. The fallowieg letter from Mr. Bright has bow seedeed by Mr. Welter Buchanan, M.P..— . Bra& ls, Dec. I, IM, "Due Mr. Boalrees,—l hove neehel te a m= id by razed! eat by 03 rimy oar io el elsogerer, %vides. toe to stand a pabllo aasW ht core the tallier of mannerist, totter. If las ady ry sera Irene, sad the fattest I have the =r cartry, I shoot at own tie width yea sad your fellow-entreelbeen to the have lest me the moth s to ferward le Z i r illa ste esespitell, however, forget that I hum bet 110 for nrovered ay beelat se to arable as b apaahtajalliq eat that, WM sow. I may ran tom rdth ef • niers tf I same la too seob labour of 0461114 I harp to Mooda pest arolles Is Marrierter in the owns of sod west, sod ray hien& ta Bdlaborob expect to coo m e to their my la thoorrouttor weds, If I moat to Waspy yips And .i Ii isaidlas der than the 21at. sad I shwa het meth allow the Marechottor etesliog at heat to peat over Wire I to eons. To show yea that Ira wad Yr* aterieo, I rew Nay art. Air the to est fetworre, It le set eey brieWout la at moo awn eat other bare the metre prams* mare I moot .11 = Nog peselbly be held It the tem la Whillb I 11• 41 :I an sorry to Lave the rattier at ell soselati, bat, mailer Wes . eartartor, I think yea Ida moor wt. Walt may *WE yatweslf, sad ell who have Mimi the neneirael4 I NB wit lowly you% "Joins B 1116117." &MOAT HALP-HOLIDAT MOTZKVIT. Sh• terrey, by *doe et Lad Jag Illerser, the Met Orme* -d Nide wenn sad 1111111bie, the whets et tie dry ere egg Sitetr allit 'be esernel wet' 311 II *et gernered Ihe *hap le el dr date' the *Mom wtn 'peed, te dr pride =tyke. -Ss par Om Is As Par 14 13 1 • 01 10 ▪ 01 11 - - 1 - 1 To lor W i ll lg. 1 11 po IT 10 TT 111 S 413 a 171 171 3 3 313 1 ICI 10T UN lel 110000 dls par f Pa 1111 par I 4 SI 1 1 1 go Pm 0 14 Per On N THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1858. is: LW no ta all ma i.w.S.: .w.i~.a per IN Si: I I A 'IL" I S t r... 0.1 SI IP; US US 4 4, 1 Ilt IN to 1 i n 0 N iit Fit tn 138 113 11l IM 101 p i nli S 9 14 97 1 SI 14 N ST 49 Si 10 II In J 74 13i 149 14$ ni m no us i s+ Y e 1 li m u li T 1 M SI i $ it 1 . 4 „:, I l• Ng VI 8 411 1 0 * ge 1s WU SW if ,„,,,, tr. •Ii a Mill 4 11 114111 14.114, MIL