The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

LA %% IN 'l ka.Liti Ki 4 Cis (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. I , ,ssisas at Nisi Prim it Wsstnissass. — Befors Mr. husk. Wass sad Camas Juries.) :COWMAN I. ksasimissia.—salt.scss us' Pluo Ike err ea setae beeacht by the pbushti, Charlotte Nannies, a Jaimely 24 'este et ago, oohed the defeedmt, a ' redeems iar•er,44 swat the mate age, tar a breach of prow., at marmot. The declaratioe ended that the de feadeat mewed to marry the *add wiles he had attained the . g . oy 23, sad that he had sot Willed kW prombo The ornaed, dnt , nest be did not premise as alleged ; ..madly, flat the *Wall hod wholly saosoostod him bow secs =armee. - Mr. Imre! Athisee• sari Mr. Philips were C.lll/11.01 for Mu:l,4race, Mr. Idols Jame, Q.O , sad Mr. Phlpees were rotate! lot the deiratieet. Mr. T. Atropos, to rad* the ore to t►e my, said It truald *pm that the plarell rad d.i•daat were bomb vase. the meg lely be* shoat 23 years of op, art the lateral • yew oar. 1 bey both raided st Montreir du- Mark amen tette is tikoextetwehise, ober bet italtar, re dosed he Erik had tele the Bret Sew it 24 plan Übe he 41el, about three years ego, he left • widow, lnr argleore, eel see sea. Altar his Meth the tea seek tar below. ret the herr potties of the bogy emit Is reeds et • private beer a*ateleg. The insist ✓ed the prbilebseee. rid wee Needy Is the fare* ; eel Ate thity lob he relied the prima at the ware* fetter reedusee whore be eapierel hie rind= areal* bar Ifs wife eel wet la the kW .1 rat* theme bele porels wire rainy aboopl the radar lid a yet potleres it. verb the yang holy epos when ' lit whole arm re balk The ported hart to the sr rep wee vete he bed weird Meese 191, who he wash' ba has ws Warr lea peered et aceskiffebie progery. The leriel erred rem therted She her .4 the ere whath • it. reed le the astrieed strived. The erherrt bed I N, rented Mee flargrarr. Mr Kam X•wriadepred—l therire i4 d Ire surefl. nod 1 Perk we* kit awl iny inietharor, Mometen• ireke•Msere. where my *that lispit Ur Meek Is.. bedew bie dusk Aber Me drib we lelt re pelne-hern wad melded la • prole home slow, by. My realm b. sane • Ti. deem** visited my sorer Isee arra es INS. 7W vials war very Inquest, end be reds my roes Arlene pees* ef gloms, barker talon red he owed he esti her "Lary." (Laughter.) fie bet my wows *the rowel *sr iteettee, rad he tort hat ane amesera * Marwick roese. la UM my errs reed the dilindent writ were hae Warr* beerre row ebe did sot Ire kb renner end he red that when be wee 21 years d we be 1•11•116 many bar. My warm dr vibe se lire, sad wben ea ere min •• rowed hisivalf, be odd I. did aft bka to be mar rati ons f•Verams•—(kat(atira)—dat be reed my ebbs sad Waded lea stWh o, sod unt he arid set We imam ND be Own& Thom woe rim =- •71. grit Mies Hasyrnswir. He rid be 18•• ker. bat I. very friendly torn She wee *Mei le *ow Iry ram to my Omer if she oohed S. see theta. TM dellemart Is is wry hurl remorstrese. 11. lisp. dip gad thne male 1••••-411, a HIM WV boom Ls farm in wall word. My awn end nee defends* bed Melted at die deliredwas su e d Mrs Jr Ifamakip. who new • buss. of my sober. My sifter, en tee oreir*, NM to re of *et ehie bed bed ea taw el waverer, relard. Whet ad you way, ay dear i" She Wed tem abs wee shindy *gaged, end be 74elatd Ttat is quite right." Da sae Witting ••• nia lesy say drew. without Isa showing hire . peturs, wed 51st sitar ibe wring% he .1.11 bay bar burs% be. My sister rit"ewes ' , wag afford foe the newriege everry d , 1166. My Sala I•••••d • welendre. which eke told Ur delesdiust afterwards she believed rate (runt Yes. It yr addreseed Is We laudwriting, comained emuug bade in hie mew; it wee wired wits Ids war earl, (Strliapere's bad), sad onward s lock of hair. TM afirsdast lived .heat • mile wad • quaver from our haws. The loners headed in are in the daeedant's hendwritisg. He wietiod my weer to nave the lock a hair in tat valetas pin Imo • breach. irodresaimized by Mr. Jame—Whoa the latter ems It was raMatine MM. Ido not know if Ely sister .at Lea • 'Meader. I did art. Th. reload:la was then put in sad mad. It vas • very pretty thump, highly riaboseed, with a heart ft the centre, nod with a to.. knees knot, and an arrow through It. Thrre were Dome btDopraplue base an the dried, sad ander stalk there was erritirs to the dateadadVe baddirrmag, Charlotte Newman, trout boar alL•rtioaaar add attacbed lover, - below which were some hieroglyphic, wt rather snort Laud, whtah Mr. T. Atkisson said they wen Image to de tipbrr I t., letter. were ale* pat in mad read. The Mt Wks was tuni4ll. ..1111a Now. •• My dear Ch.l..tte,-111.sy happy ratans nay yes ban tf tbia your m • .l d• 1 is sty isms visit. is post bast, floss )olus, oincersiy, " WILIJAIS Monatxos." Th. wood letter woo as (Wows : " Friday. X dem Mae NOWINIIII.—i anemia have wrier a Ilse bet redly did aot fed able to sit over pen and papar ; bet I au beery to teU you that I sea en the mad to-d ay. and eincetely live in hopes of Midi wt telneneer. Kew prepense IS Pal the wan as inyealt. Hoeft Ora yew little ewe' barn vaalslud, and that you are welb, Mira nie le roma* du . , yours ugly, Theta for pelf .equlnve." "Wm. ihnintsus. 'Pb died letter woe thee reef. " Thweda " Ilvdear Charlotte—hie I koow is the anniversary y al year hinaday, ant I w yea luny happy refereed rt. I waseded eenen so drink your train this maim bet trim peer asseresso tuersing *NOM tint my name ma be non acerpombis thaa ny peewee it t ior t do , ar, sad draw Lee I will w arseey yea, Charlotte. net yaw nay hre tore many nos. he al Neveaoer. lan Melly yes% WILLIAM limn Dec" Tin lint hotter read was ma follows " Friday. "My dew Wee N ewwea, —l b eg to aelaserledge tbse the Nee* a yawn meratarr, but Ima • teal low be Woe the mosisear ; bat at I amtell of epptelwaelea, I will tell very eher= i wbea primp. 'cos will k.dly male se eadenand wbei yea Imes ornately Sealed to do by erodes. I would hive ewe thse toreetlag, be I ere cola prced to go tarsier ea.—l new* deer Mime Nears; Yost*. to. s• WILLIAM Mammoros. Crow-eaatayeaka watliteed —I doe% Imam west wee dear iota the leek et bele. It rewelaed sera time In the mimeos, bat Is wee asit pet late • bread. My Water 'bowed me tbe lager dee readved. 1 wow heard west she did Milt the leek et bar. I waver beard is. bad told Its *nee to toll odes; she wryer kid ..aaytbia.ol the tied. My meter le 23 yews of ego. TM deleadast sae 24 la October lest They writ leeched "amber wire claldren aid IT. , Up batelber ea latlmbe Was ; they ad not ere took ether he a war after leeetai etbeel. My isather trw4erally pressed Idea sheet sbe wee mg% sad amalmee se my We. powebee. Defendant neat • Wee et the rector tat the la Ind 1 Ma bawd list be bad MIMS to Mlle arlrswe. I dusk It wee la Jame sr 'slyer that year. I omit rem/ober ',bee dedamleaeit Lam Met My ewer wee la Leredua la the wawa of MS we • visit to wise et ear Meade-11r. Marra and /tr. Morley ; Use letter wee a bowleg awe sad lifter aseurcheat, eroding ta Brewer- War. Maley bee sea whited ale WON. Ittte Is tow re a na ie. lie tildyeaeoweead the smeary. giVir I h saadeed by Mr. Medea Alluetews—The delleadeat rid be embed ay wow us weer the bur sa • brooch. Hie father we us tee sccepatem a the IS. Wows Imo. It (*s teins eloot 4 ecru,. T. lons la well. etotked and he Urea three toddle borer. Two of Jess an heater,. I thus/ Mr. Marley but. seeeetinee ea hones et ream He be. ben bomb 11, .''seal yews to ear &ally. Mel sey it 111 r. Mork yse kenos so the deleadeat. lie bee wet b.. Intl se. Mr. Morky married Ina Irak fear ces4rea. lira.—Marl Mews, SW mosher, wee seat ninford by Hr. Tt.i.i Askieesa. Ma depend-1 am the weaned the ramie. My am haelmad her the Beet lbw Ira isi.sh.-Mash, toasty •eiabt rare Wee ale time ek e s we ow earned. lest Wore my beebseers death I tad Root Weevers. He died low yew sere his Mush. Ha left sow w.p.m. Illy it. took the M esas, .ad I and my daughters took • Weep alkitaiag. Kr. Hammed. owed then. very owe. I asked Wile whet Iva objet we to ...Bag, about waive seatha after I tha ;abbe-bow, I wad bout ha motive lot o. we he mod be .raot thee is • pattleli to awry. H. b who her pawl. of dhow, imee, sad dna. He ask Mr hi Mrs. klidlaa's giloy pany—eitieedly party to the korai el the town— where shaft IMO deaeldsg. *a The eh. el MUM party so raw feeds fu a Yeawebset Hs tab Me Uwe stir yew solluiriag. Betook bar= vs* area. bat 1 doe's think ha lad bar I. alwei. I OM. rp be be Ma of marnare, sad he said la the Mere ed 14 . 44 be *Add be Ida ewe wars, awl thee he weld way Mr. Ile ber oportieg dee and harsee—he read sae el .had " Limy " Mar het. ) Mr. Tut fol Aikiama— That he might always bras " Lay "by him (lesegierr.) Wilma —Tr. I Wee he se married le Hies Hargraves. ‘ly derpar spoke to him about Has liarrwer, se WI he Imd only .nits to her out of fueed• .11 7. sad that be weld lot her w tba War, Ma 1 Mat o,rk ha did Ile wad to rat shoes or tour tines a day. Ow her day I mad bite what wee the matter Wean them, •sel be did sorlik. pawed "overawe, .ad sroul.l dervearl se H—(webter)—bel he lead Charlotte, sad amid way her. *bee soy &seder wee La Loud..; ha celled. OH I :1014 him I had waved • law from her, sad else demsed see to give hot Iwo to him. He mid M had ole o me w e d a leiter Gem her that wading. 1. rod be 4mM marry her se November. Oa or sew a• rt.. ea wrisiby ows roller.. ha asked her so let Wm aark taim. Abe c waved sod he asked what they IMO. She oil C. N., H. saw, Lm mast IL" Iblio toll THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1859. " No; watt oh theproper tusa erring; it will be LIM =bthell." He rid it might as well be dose then, es it eet b. k.g Wore that due melee& lie elm wished be bey* mese plebe of here imerbed with his hide's; but she declined. He keg ewell-ptealied Arta, Croft-flanker! by Kr. idwin Janiee—They went to reboot together, and w e r e Tor y f nen dl y. After the father's death he lived with his mother. I did not visit hie. Wo were tdi speaking terms. Ile used to LOON to the Bear. My danghter /tted ma in the bosinem. I first spoke to him of marriage in November. 1866. At that time he mom have been about 21 years of age. I mentioned the marriage to him frequently. My daughter did not visit at hie mother . .. We lived shout • mile apart. I knew nay daughter corresponded with him. rtrollcct the valentine with the lock of heir euming. She kept the hair far • long Ume, but I his., she altarwarda ketit. -- Mr. Jetnee--Thet w cataidered unlocks. (Laughter.) Witneao—l believe It is in room (hinge. (Renewed laaikow.) I believe stone time there Inn • tow words be- Mesa Wes, bat I don't think it w..of any conemsenee. I does remember her writing tutu that his sbeence would he eempeeble to her. Miss King, of the Whits Hart, went with the tiefiefilsat and my daughter to Warwick ream. Delon dant hes • aster monied. We did sot associate with the dil with his anat. -- . _ Mr. Atkinson—Whoa I kept the Beer he own oa market cley. end or oiler farmer. It is the radios Jar the brims. to tarot on amulet day. and settle emirate. Mr. Churl.. Or deposed—l bee opposite the piniatifs rase. I have seen delendsat visit these. I ha,. met him tree. and I pnvomed be Tired Mir Charlotte Newman. He bed sddreesed her hither teaulmsly, such es Laity, how in / in Hemmings deposed—l am defendant's rat. I bees known the pleintdr• lankily about three years. I have been a askykkwar of Metes foe that time, and oil Merl, raw eseamenally Montag them. I know my nephew boa viral the ylmaid. He hes been two or tine the.. 'dr her et my house, sad spar one maim tree sub Mn,. I do not know of say prieste Wag wads by his to be el my or knowledge. I her baud bat betid sot tell me of It. I armor them walking ram the Ira eigerar. Id. sat know anything al the inimadeneeelimmarasna l see r sannimat toes. Ys lets /sheds rasa He re arse said anything M s.e rent hie eireamemmees. Crose-esseeleed by Yr. Edwin lscom-1 am Ids We Mbar's sleter. TM plaintiff never visaed the defendant's nether. Ms pihetlf Ms sieken to a.. Min. see mem said te him she meal nee Wog ham to the point about maselege. She awn mid arey thing to toe about amwrisge. settiss Mee I lewd amyl/deg about it. Kr. Wee deposed— I am related by Merl4lloll to the daindese. I am • farmer, tesulene near Sherberes, Deireamiers. I am me of the tre•ta• of the defeedaet's Gahm. I produce the wall. He take. 2.5001. under eM MD. with • rernewien after hie mother's death of per 2,1100 f. mem. Dished nothing at 21 years o f age. His Wu I. well meshed sad to good &medium. Cresswandsed by ldr. Edens lames—TM 2,5001. Is to Mw /ft mask. Ms led no mousy. 'fast I. moseyed ,tor pay Mg tis annsitass with which the SOWS la Merged. Dy Mr. Atkin•on— The wall is swore maw 12,0001. The debts Mused It is 9,0004 Me Miasmas nem WWI for the Weems. Mr. T. Atk;se; Shea addressed the jury on the facts of fka nese. Yr. 'kiwis Jews, having addressed the jury for the dee flesdeas is • powerful sod •at•oroa• speech, The jury retired, sad sitar as absence of half-ea-hoar re tuned sate court with • verdict for the plaintiff—damages 20IX. .! . 7t 0 mi HS Jiatti LbS2A.-111.1.Y DA I. Two o'Cloct. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, and flat in tone, in sympathy with the heaviness in Consols. The reduction in prices, how ever, is limited to per cent., and is not general. London end North Western stock is now quoted 96/ to ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 961 to t ; 1051 to 1061 ; Great Western, 641 to 1 ; Great Northern, 102 to 109; Eastern Counties, 66 to 1 ; Caledonian, 911 to 92; and South Eastern, 761 to 771. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have declined to 11 to If prem. The Indian shares are steady. Foreign lines generally are dell. ►Is•I t a L r risti.. •44. 0111111 ... Zte..t. bw IL 111r49 6w... Q . 1;161 412 W =1: 6 16 GSM ILNUrt. lipor OWL g rateDokellow El Ir. .31. 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Decided heaviness prevaili to day in the Stock Exchange, but chiefly in the funds, which are pre judiced by sale., combined with the receipt of lower prices from Paris, and with some alarmist statements in the American press relative to the San Juan question. There have been bone; fide sales of New and Reduced Three per Cents., and a heavy specu lative realisation of Consols. After falling per cent., prices are now quoted 3-16 lower than on Saturday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange some flatness prevails, in answer to the reduction in Consols. The New Indian Loan has been rather freely offered, and both the scrip and the stock have fallen to 1031 to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. Bk. for the account, being / per Dent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 961 to 1, both for money and the account. The present quotutions are 96 " sellers," for cash and 96 to for the 6th Dee. Bank Stock has been dralt in at 226; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to ; the New Three per Ceuta., at 941 to ; the Five per Cents., at 110 ; India Stock at 226 to 228; the New Indian Doan (stock), at 1031 and 104; ditto scrip, at 1031 and 1031; the; Four per Cent. Debentures of 18.58, at 961; ditto, 1869, at 961 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 2a. dis. to 2s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is the continued and increased depression in Turkish Bonds. A fresh fall of 1 to 11 per cent. has taken place, the loan of 1854 being quoted 75 to 76, and that of 1 1858, 641 to 651. Russian scrip is steady, and is marked f and 1 dim. Other foreign stocks are dull. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 963, 96 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 801 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 701 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 451 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1858, 1857, and 1859, 44 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), 3, die. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 443; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 761, 77, 761, 761, 761; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 88, 85. The stamen Europa and Hammoaia, from the United States, hare brought a total of 98,0001. in specie for England ; and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, 7,6851. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany have risen to 11 to 11 prem. TIM Dfuturra PART Two o'CLocx. Console are slightly firmer, at 96k for the 6th of December. There was a good demand for money on Saturday, and 2} per cent. appears to be the lowest rate for the beat paper. Several establishments refuse bills be low 2& and 21. At the Bank the applications were more numerous than is usual on a Saturday. Up to 12 o'clock on Saturday,at which hour the list was closed, the applications for the East Indian Rail way Company's Loan of 1,600,0001. in 5 per cent. debentures amounted to 1,300,0001. The deposit is 5 per cent. The entire balance must be paid within one week from the date of allotment. It is worthy of remark that the Russian Three per Cent. Loan of 1869 and the Turkish Sit per Cent. Loan of 1868 are now quoted at the same price, viz., 68 per oent. So wide is the difference between the credit of Turkey and that of Russia. A sum of 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The 16,0001. by the Delta and the 9,6001. , by the Armenian were taken for exportation. The steamer Bremen has arrived from New York with 68,0001. in specie for England (besides 69,0001. I for France). The other imports of the precious metals last week have been considerable, comprising 169,0001. by the Orwell, from Melbourne ; 36,0001. by the Phcecucian, from Sydney; 290,0001. by the Africa, from New York ; 16,7001. by the Delta, from Alexandria; and 9,6001. by the Airnenian, from the West Coast of Africa. These imports, inclusive of those announced on Saturday, represent a total of 675,0001. Scarcely any portion is retained hare. A telegram from Constantinople alleges that the details connected with the formation of the National Bank of Tarkey have at length been arranged, the Turkish government having acceded to the conditions laid before it. It is stated that several new names are to be associated with the undertaking. The pressure in commercial circles in St. Peters burg is so severe that the Minister of Finance has issued a notice permitting persona who have to pay duties at the Custom-house to lodge railway shares as security, in lieu of cash. Meanwhile, stock and share property is described u almost unsaleable. The rate of discount has risen to 13k per cent. The collapse now witnessed is attributed to the share mania which has prevailed in Russia during the last two years, combined with the widely-ramitied paper system amongst manufacturers and others. The fourth call of 11. 10s., making 10!. paid, is to be paid on the Five per Cent. guaranteed shares in the Rhymney Railway by the 6th December. Masters' Royal Crystal Palace Hotel Company (Limited) have just held their half-yearly meeting, and declared a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent. A general meeting of shareholders in the Lucca and Pistoja Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., at Lucca, when amongst other business a pro posal will be submitted for making over the railway. The Portuguese Credit Mobilier Society have made a call of 41. per share. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 4th Nov. wa. 27,3671., being 6,2131. more than in the corresponding week of last year • and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 12 , 319!., s howing an in crease of 2,2471. The aggregate increase on both lines since the Ist Jan. is 710,4861. . . . . A piece of a bullion box was received at Lloyd's on Saturday from the wreck of the Roy►l Charter, exhibiting spooks of gold dust on its surface. SAll'llOl7 EVIIXIMi• Consols, which closed yestertl;;atiiii" selleiW,2 for the Bth December. opened this morning at 961 to 1, and closed at 981, " sellers." For money the lest price was 981 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 981; ditto for account (Bth Dee.), 981; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94/, 941; New Three per Cents., 94}, 1, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, ex piring in January, 1880, 14 ; India Btock, 226 221; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1041, 1031; ditto scrip, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96t, 964 ; ditto, 1869, 961. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also offi cially marked 79 t . Tee New Indian Loan was rather dull, and closed at 1031 to 104. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 remain quoted 961 to 1; and those of 1859, 961 to 1. Exchequer Bills closed at 28s. to 31s. prem., showing a decline of Is. The transactions in the foreign stock market were to a fair extent. Bank shares remain steady. South Australian Bank were enquired for. In the market for miscel laneous share. there was no movement. London Dock stock was dealt in at 67 and 83. Great Ship shares hate fallen to 12.. 6d. to 13.. 6d. per U. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were again in considerable demand to-day, and eland at Ito 11 prem. The list will be closed on Monday, at 4 o'clock. New Brunswick government bonds were rather more offered to-day. Victor Emmanuel bonds were inquired for. Melbouroe Corporation Si: per Cent. Bonds were officially marked, 105 i. to oasta taisatasalut 1 V UMW= cct Lady's! Alkasta Tel 1 I 1/ Ihrlaßatertnet• • VOL Aaarlaa Wadi VVe • built* TeLA . 0 1p. vat 1111114 Trairsfilati ea • Pral.lo V. Date paLltsep.Deb R Veavia 110011.0. • II Da. Now • Aail m.ii = irks sad Asa. Tat Wel 1140066Tta.(L.1 •lasi_ Vicanat illalliatiValkaau 10 Maier VVIV•00:00 1 l =rl4Jassaoi IlimallJkaalcett I M. WU. aminittulaa Cita I • Da. VisC - Orica.la.ll•olAst.l .;A II pa do. b V Da. as. 0 IL %,..111Tv laccdt ad a mellba I 'M &id X: Ilia Far. a err i vio• I AVM Mall limas Oa am lI layout Lactiasa lacd 1 tostormia• arty 0 I Do. De 11,41.4.- TtoscaLaoco.l4.o.a. 100 Tact Die.= lb Lll.l . COURT FOR DIVORCE AND DIATRIMONIAL --- CAUSES. Woes the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Justice Williams, and Mr. Baron Bramwell.) LEION V. Ltloll. The parties were married on the let of January, st Valparaiso, but the cohabitation only con thud for three weeks, Mr. Leigh, the respondent, harm, on the Slat, deserted hi. wif e , and away with a wawa name Body Courtola. Thell case topmost him was proved by Mr. Francis George, a soli thee who having proceeded to South America la sessel of evidence, found the respondent at Barcelona, brag with Miss Coartois me mart sod wife. Mr. Leigh ershally gave the rinses a written coati:salon, from which It appeared that his wile was a young Ldy Irma Cheshire, wbo had gore one to Valparaiso at his request to be married *shim. The meson he reigned for having left hot or the& she and others Ird act placed confidence in his honour. The petitioner hereelf, however, stated that he had wished kr to receive Sadly Coortois to bee with them, which she had refused to do, and that. had been a quarrel in coa sequence. Mr. Higgins, who appeared for the petitioner, then asked her if she had been married to the respondent P The Coast, thinking that there was abundant evidenos proof of the re/surge, declined to decide the point whether eider the recent Amendment Act such a question would be rhobribie? Their lordships considered that the ease was rade oat; and there not being the slightest suspicion of collusion they dissolved the marriage, with costs. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. 11l DIAII IN at. 02110101eNtN-THI-ZIIIT. Garr Loathers, aged 16, and y kerma Duke, 16, pave broker's eselsteate, la the employ of Mr. Witham Nsthea pewbbreher and jeweller, of No. 9, Waterloo•torrams, Com ssendel-reed, Ramble ; sad, 3, Emt-strest, Llieshame,were brought before Mr. SW", e.harged with creating • !Marls- WNW, end exacolttleg a breach of the pesos et the arch of • Geocipeht-theltast yesterday. Mr. Maths Yount, selacitne, appeared br the debatteata, who were hided yesterday at the station-house, sad now sur rendered. The court was densely crowded, and great excitement pre vailed, bat, act withstanding, the proceedings were conducted with peat theorma. Timothy Cox, • pike sergeant, No. 4.5 K, Mated that be was it ditty at St. Otterge's Church yeetsrday alteration at I o'clock. There wares great many people assembled opposite the western menses el the March, and lir. Thomsen, the churchwarden, dleteted him to make a clear mace to math the choristers mad ethers to pass along the charchyard. TM two primmer@ wen as the top of the steps asst the parch, red whoa the Reverend Mr. Lowder, the careht, and the ehorietsre, left the church sad were pro camitimpt towards the rectory house both lads mastamereil hissing, sad called out, " GAYS it them, rotten egp— Inseyiess." lemlares spat at the Rev. Mr. Lowder, bat the ✓itae ad mot reach the rev. gentleman. He asked the primers to an t, pleostloa of their caudate which they ✓efused to give, and be was directed by Mr. Howls, Stemmer- Meemdent, to tail the mimeo.. faloaostady. Leatters odd he me met worse than the rest. As the prisemenwerssi the way to the Natio.- home the riot, cummemed heeds. mad 'thin Madly, sad woe very achy. The haling ad yells were sestinued all the way to the station•house. . • Ia menreserninatiost by Mr. Young, the vitas= stand Wee were (rum 800 to 1,000 persons noseroblad in frost of the church, end au won es the prisoners began bluing Mims =me=wed. Mr. Etelle—Do these boys love in the parish! Cox—No, they do not, sir. William Copping, a pAtowtonatable, No. 379 K. gave similar evidence. He raw the prorate., and hosed Oars bias sad shone. Mr. Young said the prisoners were tiro wall-c Inducted Yds, and celled eeveral witoesses, who denied that either of the phloem spat at Mr. Lowder, or that Duke took say port la the disturbance at all Two et the winsome admitted that Leathers was hissing. Mr. Nathan said the two prisonera were in hie employ, awl vim arrays very welt conducted. He could hardly be lieve they had bees guilty of the misconduct elleged against them. The lads belonged to the Week/an body, sod the Weeleyans were very blot r againet popery, S.lfe said the lees Mr. Nathan said shout it the bet ter. 11 the boys did sot Wend 81. theme's Church for Nagle= was►ip they ►d no right there at ell. The assem blage of yeseerdsy was sa unlawful one, and anybody taking peat in It was liable to indictment. He believed the poltoe *Sem%, and had no doubt the PfISOPCIS were horning, and thet woof them spat at the clergyman, or he might in hiss ing hams seat forth a little expectoration. He fined Leathers Os., and Duke 10.. TM penaltiee wore instantly paid. CLERK EN WELL. anust d itivaLgy. ./.A. rause*, (MO air the driver. a the Loutlna Gemmel Chmathus Coeuesay, tree charged by Thomas F. ,rd Hertia he wilfully drives(' sgslast the coufplaioaues suasibtra, sad Mist damage thereto to the &root of The miut the complausara, proved by hateelf, hi. meet,. rash. mad • parson &a :tibiae busiest se a p.rter, wee that • Ilhe bb boa, white drama doe, the Kuteetand-road, ma** ems My *arta, the dirteadeat ease up trots behind, sad atterageed to peas between the carte and coinplainsot's omnibus, sad there sot being room they tame on clause hie wheels, beschne hie seat woo, sad doing other damage. Mr. Beard, for the defendat t, crow examised the oomplais est, sad .hated that et hest four rune. he had bean obviated lee nuatag ageism the d•lortalast's (wattles, sad he lad amen 01•014 to drbe, sad wee aow • condoner. Mr. Beard thee addressed the ern, dermwesin the methet of the I owepleawst, GM weld be elteeld oY Milfteereed interne tom%dm: the kiM ley wtth the cempletarat. were WWI Ow the &deem, who proved that the diadems wee ta the we of a ,b r the ousaplanant's embalms, whew tee beta whi MI horses and dvhbe reetpalled mem the home' M the isibedaat. aterwtreve emit he had head monk of the wetter, dad 11111.61.1 alimens. DEBTS Or EARL DI ORZE-/TES D 47.) We regret to have to record the death of the Earl de Gray, 740., Lord-Lieutenant and Coitus Rotalomat of Bedderdshin, Lieutenant-Colonel Comniandsat of the Yorkshire Hoerr Yeomanry, and Aide-de-Camp to her Majesty, whit& occurred this morning at hat town residence, No. 4, at. James's-squats. His lordship, who changed hie Lally cams of Robinson for that of Weddell, assumed that of Do Grey only on .ancoseding to the earldom. He was bent on the Bth of December, 1781, and incarded to the barony of Grantham on the death of his father, the second lord, on the 20th of July 1786, and to the earldom of Ds Grey on that of Amabel Hama Campbell, late counter, his ma ternal aunt, to 1833. He is ancooded in his Mho and law estates by the Nail of Riper, who bat a few months ago was well known in the Howes of Commons se Viscount Gods rich. The Lam Earl de Grey was a liberal parer of literature and science. The adjourned debate at Orford in the University Debating Society on tho church rata question ckeed on Thursday evening, when Mr. J, H. Robinson's (of Pem broke College) mution—" That the abolition of church rates without en equivalent would b• *oat and lajorious to the interests of the church of Ragland "—was carried by a ma jority of 74, the numbers being, for the motion, 90; agaiad it, 16. The subject for debate on Thursday nest le—" That universal suffrage is desirable; end that while it may be questioned whether we are rips for It at preemat, this howe will never regard reform as complete until It is carried." Moved by Mr. L. A. Tolleroache, of Ball a College. CAPTAIN M'CIiaTOCK, R.N.—A very influential meeting was held on Saturday evening at the Manske House, Dublin—the Lord Mayer of Dublin presiding—for the purpose of taking =mums to moray to this gallant ofiloer the high (MAIM in which bin chivalrous and daring services are held by his countrymen. The first resolution, which stated the object of the meeting, wee proposed by Lord Talbot de M.slabide, end 'seceded by Professor }toughen, of Trinity College, who gams as etemotiag sketch of Arctic explorations— il lustrated by an examinee map—and their vsrious commanders. He description of Captain M'Cliatock's voyage, its dangers, design, and final was listened to with marked pimento by the sail nem. Mr. Whiteside then addressed the meeting with his usual fervour, sod concluded by reading • highly . flattering address which is to be presented to Captain M'Clintock, alao announced that • subscription list, confined to If. • heed, would be opened for the purpose of procuring a suitable pnolotation to Captain bl•Clintoct. The proceed lags did not *ardente until a late hour. SHIPBUILDING ON THE MEassir.—Wo are glad to led that Liverpool is taking ita proper position se • ship building port, tee width, from its natural position and fact lithe Ia procuring the whole of the raw material, whether for wood or iron shipbuilding, it is so pre-eminently adapted. In oddities to the ausuarous orders that are now being executed in the various shipbuilding yards on both aide. of the Mersey, our enterprising townsman, Mr. W C. Miller, of Toateth Dock, has received an order from the Admiralty to build two gunboats of a similar dam to those built by him during the Crimean war, and which are now doing service in the China Seas. The dimensions of the gun Mamie are se follows:—Length between the perpendicular', 120 feet; length for tonnage, led feet 8 inches; breadth, extreme, 22 feet; breadth for tonnage, 21 feet 10 inches; breadth, moulded, 2l fist 4 inches; depth in hold, 9 fiat; tonne's, builder'. measure, 268 tons. Tee gun despatch vessels Steady and Penguin, now bulldog by him, are rapidly approaching towards coin platen, and are considered by the numerous professional preens that bare visited the establishment, as bung perfect specimens of naval seclittecturs.-2therpool SINGULAR DANGER TO A WINDMILL.—During the late burnoose the windmill in Cullingberne Kinston was partially destroyed by fire, under the following segue, elm cementite.' :—The mill bad been so placed that the wind might not have any power over the mils, which were fastened down. Suddenly the wind changed, sod then it had effect on them, and set the mill going, and at such • furious rate that before It could be stopped the friction set it on fin ; but fortunately assistance was readily obtained, or the mill would probably have been destroyed. The mill is insured in the Sun Fire-office.—Saulsbury Jounsal. A SPANISH Ganzial..—The Madrid journals of the Bth state that at an audience which the Count de Luaus (O'Donnell) had et their Majesties, just before hie departure from Madrid to take command of the expedition against Morocco, We Majesty said that "In the event of the marshal thinking that the services of another general would be useful, he, in hie quality of budeuid of the Queen, as marshal of the national armies as a Spaniard, sad as a gentleman, was ready to place him self at the head of the troops and to Aare all their perils and fa tigues." The Queen, it is said, Instead to the declaration with tears to her eyes," and O'Donnell thanked his Majesty with profound emotion, in the name of the country, and said • if circumstances should require it, nothing would be more agreeable to him than to place himself under his Majesty's orders. . . ----- The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company's stems ship Circassian sailed from Galway on Saturday for St. Joliet', Newfoundland, sad New York. with her Mejesty's smile. a fair cargo, end 112 end class and 338 steerage, in all 450 ere. APOTBECMIIEB' HALL.—The following gentlemen pasted their ezerniaailea la the edema sad promos ot medi cine, and received certificates to prectim, or Thursday last: —Benjamin Bituracesa, Tillittol2 Collage; Wu. Willie, En- Makatea ; sad John Gnaw, !daisy, Staffaedehire. 011DINAIT MAIM AID ITOCAL Swi•4lt. 61.111411.116 tent a i ll ela•ibretalaa ami lleta,l• l. at . 4 Ohm Jur Sulam aryl' we Tyr e ssamakelAllllLO.. -- - Da 41, • ;•"-&. DIY e J. 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EastWheal/hese% Hingston Downs, Sortridge Consols, Wheal Buller, and Holmbush Mining shares have met with chief attention in the Stock Exchange, although no transaction. are officially recorded in that establish ment. Prices remain without any alteration of Bt.John Del Rey Mining shares are fairly supportad at the late advance, being marked 141 to 14!. Mari quits have been dealt in at I, and Fortuna, at 2i. The annual mooting of the Alton and Qua sanest 3lining Company is ealkd for the 24th inst. The Miners Mining Company on the O'h inst. declared • divideed at 31. 2a. 64. per share. The Devonshire Mine on the 3rd inst. made a call of 6d. per share. `The liampfylde Copper !dining Company's anaemia mar salted at the meeting held on the 9th inst. exhibited • balance in favour of the com pa ny of 4931. The balance of sweets over liabilities amounted to 9934 The Wheal Furedon Mining Company on the 26th Wt. made a call of Ithe per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK.-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade wig rather full, and the toss very firm. Prices of most articles of toe trade were Wading upward.. The supply of house grown grain wee very email. The Imports of foreign grain into London autos last Mouday were reported fhb morning as small of flour, very small of wheat, small of barley, end fair of oats. WHEAT.-Etgli•li in small supply, which was readily cleared at en advance of la. to 2.. per qr. ever last Monday's rates. Foreign also la. per qr. dearer. English white, 425. to 48s. ; red, 365. to 42.. par qharter ; Dratilc and Ku= berg, 425. to 665. per 4941 b.; Rosto c k, 42 5 . to 605.; Bahl, prirts,4os. to 465.; French, 38s. to 42a. FLOVK in steady demand, at le. per sock over last Monday's prices. Amongst the first arrivals of American flour Ude season there were lest week 600 barrels imported into Los don. Town, 365, to 43a.•. Norfolk, 31e. 6d. per 2801 h .; French, 2 •Se. to 335. per 2301 b.; Auser., U.S.. - per barrel. BA aLET.-FiDe 401 . 41 continue scaroe, and 6d. to le. per qr. dearer than lest Monday. English, 24 to 46.. per qr.; Baltic, 24. to 27e. ' • o th er sorts, 23e. to 27e t per quarter. OATII held at 3d. to 6d. per qr. over lest Menday's retie. British, 20e. to 30e. per qr.; Russian, 18.. to 24. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Wis. to 27.. per qr. ist4 and Egyptian in increased demand, rather dearer than last Monday. English tick, 36e. to 41a.; harrow, 425. to 46e. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 60.. per qr. Unitise. 32.'. per qr. Pass in improving demand, at fully last Monday's rates. English boiler., 38e. to 40e. ; hog and grey, 365. to 405.; foreign white, 48s. _ Pioanxo Cannon.—Bins last Friday not a single grain or led laden vowel was reported arrived at porta of call. tiles last reported:—Maire on passage 30s. 3d. sad 30.. Bd. per 480th.. Barley on passage Turkish, 245. per 400 lb.; Egyptian, 245. per qr.; Danubiss. 254 6d. 4001 b. Rye on passage Odessa, 28e.; Danube, 28a. Bd., Loth pot imp. qr. and for the Continent. The prima asked by less porters checked business to-day. ABALTALO INTO LONDON MOM NOV. 7 TO NOV. IL 0 .,,,,.. Ve host. tar '. 7. Al We. lilt losel ers. blow. alai. a a a n V. m irk. ......1114 iißala ii 12i .. ii N. a so,. et S. simi l,l 14 WU WI .... 12 -... 441$ MU ULISINISP . MINCING-LAN K.-{THIS DAY.) Suoaa.—The taarDat continues Sent, but DO sales of [sae portant* are reported. Correa is in limited request. Tee continues inactive. SALTPBTRE.—The demand for medium qualities is steady at firm prices. Rica.—For ordinary qualities the messiest ham become amiss, • lerge business having teen done ES fa priors. The isles advertised for to-morrow consisted 800 casks of West Indian, 6,700 bags Mauritius, and 6,000 b.ge Bongal mad Madras; sugar, 170 casks plantation, sad 1,600 *go native Callon Mbar, 260 bags cocoa, and 1,100 bags salt- Pam TALLOW MAKILIST.--(TMB DAY.) Tho market is firmer to-day, and Floes show en Impose met of 9d. to 6d. per wt. umpired with the last prima tit Saturday, viz:—Town tallow, 60s. net malt; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 690. ; aY ths par, 68e. 9d. ; December. bps. MO 01P TALLOW. Dev Moak on" loot Am hut; Op ads. quotient DI tit Luival loot walk Dino tom IA Joss ?dm lr.(1. or cot. tab day Ditto T.. I• 4 trlday I.R. MIL 51.797 41.474 1.411 ;Us 44,910 49.80 T 14.114 4.114 71.615 10.011 504. Ca. 514. 04. 644. M 4.. U. 1197.1 - 1 W► aL Arrival for tbe week maim I>bd ot November le4 year. 4,917 bed .ellvez7. AIN ado,. Tbe snivel Imo week eompelool g era. Irmo di. P k. aireberg. 1713 to m Amami., sod o th er gnaw 131. Ta 1.1/2 as METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKE T. (THIS DAY.) - . The supply of laYsta le again shorter and trade la brisk;; pricy have consequently advanced. There are • few more sheep than on Monday lest; however, the donned Ina lac/yard and we see able to quota rather higher fur chore in kinds. Calves see selling abeut the same as on Thursday. From Germany and Bollead there are 1,170 beasts; 4,130 shay, and 59 calve,. Scotland, 100 beasts. Ireland, 600, sad 4,130 for the Northern and Midland countleo. - - Cr raw of Yr r•. a. 4. atria at alba. r i a. Bar 644 r. lierraer— 4 1 6 • BM Dr t lit.brada tak Mm arerkorat. -- 4 4 10 BM laaareala ...... 4 8 5 • rear argil trialr 3 4 3 0 4 4 Mar a Do. el• Men mood Darr 4 8 Da 4 4 4. war, 4 4 Itrt Das a Eirrentd• 6 6 4 lambs —— . . BMW& at starker 4,011; dam and lambs. 33.880: Carr.* 3144. 280. COAL MARYET. 7 (THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Clews, 1911. 3d.; Wells End 114 /1 081 / 2 ; Walls End Kepler Grans, 19s. 3d.; Walls AM Tantleld Moor, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Eden., 19s. 3d.; Walls End Helton, 205.; Walla Bad Northarneerlas4 16s. 6d.; Wells End Hearth Hall,l9s. 3d.; Walls End Whit.. =4.165. 61.; Taofirld Moor Eater, 13e. AL; Wylam, lea.; Hartley. 16s. ; Daridson's Hartley, 16s; Mowing/ Hartley, 165.; Howard's Hartley, 165.; Lambert's Harday, 164.-41 slaps at market. DISTOBBANCZ AT POILTAYOUTH DOCIETAID.—A swim's disturbance took plane in the Portsmouth dockyard on Saturday, and on board the Princess Royal, lying along side the Shi 3. Jetty, clearing out for paying off, A body of the men bad left the ship, it is said, on leave for the night, but on reaching the dockyard gates they were not snowed 60 peas through, having no officer v Ith them. The men were ordered beck to the ship, and no tom was to leave her the* night in consequeuce of the disturbance which had already taken place. The men had no sooner reached the lower deck than they began destroying their mars tripe, taffiee , and stools—in short, breaking into open matiny, and taking poseresion of the deck. Mariam were sent for from all the Alps in harbour, end over 100 of the mew were taken prisoners on board the Victory, and placed in iron.. Some hundreds of the crew who denied any participation in the riot were ordered on the jetty, while the ringleaders were secured. A large number of visitors had previously been allowed on beard, but yesterday no visitors were tdrititted. , THIS ADMIRALTY 81PPLIES OF COAL.—Mr. Craw ford, M.P. for London accompanied by Maws. Stringer, De Mattes, and Challis, lied an interview on Friday with the Duke of &menet and Lord Clarence Paget, at the Admi ralty, on the present system adopted by the Admiralty of employing an agent in sending forward the greater part od their supplies of coal to the various stations in the But Indies, Chins, the Mediterranean, and Black Sas. It wale urged as unfair to the shipping interest that the large quantities of coal now required from time to time should be kept secret from all except one individual ; and that the true plan would be for the government to follow in this portion of their business the same principle that guides them with regard to the several other articles of consumption, especially as the rapid increase In the exportation of coal for the wants of steamers renders every fluctuation • matter of paramount importance to the commerce of the country. The moire is public expenditure from the advantage of competition in es large a branch of the storekeeper-general's department was also insisted upon, and full details were given of the way in which it is considered the .elected :igent, from the preferences and information given to bite, I. enabled to interfere with the regular operations both of the coal and freight market. The Date of Somerset and Lord Clarence Paget, it in stated, agreed that in all government matters public competition is desirable, and concluded by expressing a determination that both to the shipping Interest and privets commercial enter prise justice ahuuld be done. it eras expressly mentioned by the deputation that no personal feeling exists against the agent of the government, who has conducted hie treneactime to the credit of his position, the complaint being grounded solely on the objectionable manta of the system. This syn. tem, it is said, exists also at the Ordnance-office. 'lug PENINSULAR MAILIL—The Tagus arrived at Southampton yesterday with tot B= , and Portuguese mails. She left Lisbon Nov. 7 ; 8; and ago, 9. Amongst bee plumage.' wins Bram CarloP and Minuted. Her cargo consisted of spools valued at 7,6661., • box of pre ' cious atones worth 2301., 666 half theme of oranges, 170 bag. of cbeetnute, and 423 bone of eggs. The Tagus az periaseed heavy westerly gales ow her outward voyage, and on the 10th, 11th, and lath, while on her homeward she met with a succession of heavy plea hem the Pr ;2 and II E. The Taymonth Castle, wish British soldier' wive., bound for India, put into Lisbon. TM yacht Irises, at Vigo. The Freest war 1161WIRT Voyageur was in the Term also the morel Penmen, agewbuu. 1