The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

LAW IN TELLI G ENCE. (111111 DAT.) EQUITY COME Mahn Virraisaimihr W..L) PIAL b MIT. Ibis am on motion SW bypenee o s im mi m,. -4•' D. • •' 4O, banal fur Its the dab. aide d • Iced el ereeretheat d the wee sod ebeekbe et Sr Imams Dvy,w WWI es bendther spied erelthee. appeal de -1 the the wee ghee end the sedgereel thole la er ete se IN the pynnee by Day et es comely ef bdth. ▪ r) Mr. Day. the the tine of tbs gnats( et the ess Waked le the Omani, sad be had oboe ta▪ moma epitome" apart Ms. Dmisiddr. herr, Mr. Wthebeeet, Mr. C. Baba, M t . 0. 1.. Issalk mid Mr. C. HA appeared thr the Forr e Tth Vere-Cbeneether ethwered tad We age hil paeloaly seta as agar* d "FNMA v. lamb," decided by the lea Chinesher. Is dot are ma malgamest et ell Um property mt g . mealy to man as amaity to kio we wam bold ve g, h erase Oat bore it woe argued au • pornon of dm =thethend wee goodwill end not to be got et by • and bar UM Sik to this, the arnagazimat art wida W Masa of Elisauth • hood apes the wallow Da bim Seaway thought that Imam regard Se jelynese a the Lord Cbasallor, " Frani v. film*" sea • &drake wee mot weenie, and that be meth birth the rearby the the annuity void. . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. pow la Ilessa—Mae Lai Campbell sad Judges Wigimsa,l6B, awl Campos.) ILICIAILD*O3I I. TOO NALOTITA AID 11W OIAINADA 111. COMPLXT.-ILIONT OP ORAILT,NOLDIM TO ISOPWT POOH. In that cast a rule bed bars pealed, calling apes tie doitoloato to thew care oh • madeeese ebod set hens awl* them to allow Mr. • shareholder, to b o ra the nasals Webs of Mai company, Mr. Y. Saab sad Mr. Maseelsba new ahereed ewe mart the rule. They centended that the ahem le the deed d automat to the east thee the Webs wheels die poets d the company we. reeerclied, Amid be e• obe face of the coageny br IsepeolMa. espied 'sly to the boobs cost•ising the proceedings at the grorral setting If • shareholder had • right le rumba Ur saute books of the board, it would be impoesibie to cony co the balms of the company, boom* be could OM what bargains they had made or wove about to maks" aid might mew ea the melon to has own advantage mad to the Wary dUs company. If be we theentielled with the ember* of the lintecwo he might coil • general seettaff, mad that mgr. i nt sizzt . or h : the . direst he pokes their boar. the otbsr eats , aotq~tlad Jet m dare wee so imamate's te gophers "hubs, "heti the potoodimp of the tonyeay ma reeerded."ti seehmeed the minor sod a the ether bosh, kept by the amain. Mr. Justice Erb—lf that be se, say ottoodtallsor la rival compasy stay, by totrottodag shares In this osopery, obola a right to examine all Its private transectionn Lord Campbell—You °oaten/ ice the right of say sham bolder to inspect the directors' minutes for any legialmale Pu Yr. fithuser replied in the ran:Wive. Mr. !ascot Erie—Bat yon have nut shown that he waste the iarpecuon kr each a purpose. Mr. Skinner—The bast proof that Mr. Richardson does, is that the directors were Geed opus a charge which he steal slam' than at the Mauston-Howe, for refusing ea= of boo the books. Mr. Richardson believed that ir nee elated in the management of the company rod he wished to oblate Mining /on oe the 'abject. Mr. Cram her* followed on the same side. The roan said they would take time to wielder their judgment. Jadgment deirtrred. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION•HOUAL. lets Ail a rhyme la the Fvelber Overlie, W 24 been& Wore Ablators Carter, charged wit► bar* seemited a policamm The policeman% mid—Last night I heard a great minis the IliaorMti and w the primer and.two or three other seidiers again • esers, 1 west ever sad expostulated with Mum They Isok so sodas ot my maxmarence, mad whoa 1 showed them that I wee determined to talarfire mug esetemily, the priesser .busy smack me to lb. tam, ad hie oompeakme able Week sae. I called out meisteurs, sad Mitre another pulsossaa same to tee I was *nob ropratirdly by them all, ”erially by the primmer, who acted more like . madmen the& s resecemble creature. At lAA we serene the Weeper sad took his to the aation•boom, but we were obhied to pet handcuffs upon biro, sad Whin Is eadody le was most despera.e in ►ie madam. The peeereeirde eyae was. blackened, sad his lase was well= end dWgmed by the trimmest he meeleed. A gewiremslitto mai the soldiers Ita;k7cii7lW mil e ar coserwed the etatemeat, and prtemer .pow asked whethrr he had mythlag to my, replied that he did soot Mow anything at all &tam the matter. The other withers, it appeared, aped in the dark. Alderson& Carter mid the drofeadeat wao a diagram to. obi* , sad wee soot rely • coward himself, bat had bus by • eel et cowards, sad matesccd blot to be hapriomed sae sicati. GUILDHALL. SITTING UN IN iserns. Two ran, smard BOON Ind Aarw, wan bra& ma Woes Alamos Lavigne'. elisrgid .Itli illiardsely anima la IhiArlirs. Flas-aersot. PorlorrourbibiTa - o - ii—Al34ut holf-pad tiro yoslardoy Ageism I nu a mob of trout thirty to forty bet ting mu, hs Deids-bsa., sad among thus Iran lbw two primers Ihrbsise. 1 did ad ass Y.sidlds sub oils" bus Psss ..d aso was blosibs. As ammo Howse sow no. Its Ids lords, sod 'mud ust him soy sues of k, bat nos *Mud to matins tits 010. es Ito did sot sus me. _ bike/ - 110 - 11Tirtia TatTe( Terk)—liers you assa theft ma 011 We--011, yele. .ii ; they ere there every day. W. Cash% a keeleseies wed Melilla& el Briolelsos, eeld—l wear bah eft, wet to peal& thee sess be pestareler, bet r einetaie of the Musa which Nine from the sew rraet the beams ma is soak a 'anew tb eis about 16 fast wide sad to. she i te= seethe the lababftasae bare been assayed by the MON wee_ est op 17 theme hewing rem. As laser they reeky weird ep swe dews, we thee/gut It hardly worth irhes ego wades al as lb. wiagietratee hare decided Ali= 64 llAmeur—Tbst is sot the gentles new libes we. W. lowa, au if So oburthwerdene, node • stalbr "Title weeviii." be said, I comma es many a male lifig/Pblll4 Wadi all give yea some idea of Oa mast et the emeryeate." Mama Lewersee—lt Y ibrtanute, prisoners, for you Set the Serge le met primed against you. I shall require you to or into year own retogaleeaote in 101. to keep the pace. MAILLBOROVOH-BTREIT. DM:MATSONTO T1111111f'17173 TIL017;1111 11 tie room of the two or Woo inks - tar owe broil* Miro Mr. monolog einolotmeloarrod with sorry riria :roe& C lL F .rtte piml Limos i ll o el i s o V irmi so &Bei lit, or 10 atm ne awe wood KW w bar ail • tawywolts sin= by oath arm, sod r having Woo. Med tit tom ended to mother. H. thow mid tow Into outody, whom sib awls ow c 4 wiry 'N atotowia. Hr. his d liwrord-otrost, waddler, we- Amid is • ovidosoo As soon r the ere wee disposed of • deputation from the retry of et. James's, cremating of Mr. Com woo, of Brewer serer Mr. Stow, of Bherrard• show, Mr. (Jambe, of Sher nitilineet. Mr. Wildsmith, of dberrard-creet, and Mr. 21blagre, of Bered-etret, waited as Mr. Britian, cow waftlM abouturble antrum.* 4.f foreign prostitute* end trove who lin es their prostituting., reenabling about Sheerer • street, and the C.uoty In the course of soar remark. between Mr. Masher and the deputation, it was stated that although the reisere wee will very greet, yet there bed bra • 'root proesurst sire the answahne 44 the A ds• Won i dm r du ty amp & Mr. 'thrall-a said he th , ught if • little non laprism swot looted of tire was indicted it would here a red effect, as he Wired they care little for iims, leaving a furl to soot them. 11;:itiogTUis raid the fact tree the feeHng of the was *goblet lispriecemost. It was the wish of Lime= colleague to keep the streets as decent se possible. Mr. Elkingtos meld he usderstood that one of the v, Data* 2/11. a week. BY - 11;e7alid he whatever was does out nod be and That duo real was woe musk worm. Ana so reer - viirretioa Ur depti - Trlca thrilled bill IMF ship sad withdrew. SINGCLAR ACCIDENT.—A singular accident oc eanic ow taelilarh rMlway haw on Saturday. Two boys, sowed Hoplima end hfairaire, who wars paSSIWIMni..2 the 4.110 p.m. trete from Roltaat, ware wmatliag with ether in the railway canners, erne both of them pound Mro~fly want t h e door, which had bean well wound, awl It ly opened, sod they wen thrown wi , h etulenee owl of the earthen The info woo gong at fall speed el ,b lint. It was fast that they had Mee down an embank• meat, sad that is really they wen very slightly Isaid.— /Mast Mowry. BRUCe or rue MrltCllknr Snirrzso Act.— At the Liverpool pollee-e , ort, yrsimday (Wednesday), Jebel Do Meat, as rahamwd rhipplag WO:4T, woe donee with lair* A a r several oft b,. mew of the goverment ad- MelonVrealist, bound for Port Natal. It wee revel that De oat procared " relay," sad shipped the, ea hosed enignat Alps, prim:tipsily Annelle,. nurse ear ner were ant,if oed, on I s penny of 204 la seek ewe wee et three months' leepriicaraeat, making letal et SOL, et aka scathe naprierameat. EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1858. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (11T ILIKIIIe SHREWSBURY MEETING.-THIS DAY. MONRMOOR HANDICAP. About half a mils. Lae of Rlchmood .. .. Mts. Stows Turret 3 ran. 'items sets lasi babied time. COLUMN HANDICAP. About oar male and a quarter. Latkartas Lag* Bleretbeete, Apollo. Laity Dot, Orche bill, Gourd, sad Medallion are here. COPELAND NURSERY HANDICAP. About one mile. Petra, Hawthorn. Mre. Stoles, Layton, Contract, The Deer, Old Robert, WttlroaceJ, Hop Merchant, Vulture. f by West AustraMan out el Parser's Daughter, and Precious Osseo are Mrs. IRELAND. (DT ILICTILIC AND uniaxAnosAL ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION. DUBLIN, Tatill&DAT lloaxnro. On Monday afternoon, aboat half-rat fir o'clock, r flaiaet Manny Chaos, Eq., J.P., who re sides at !Mimeo, in the vicinity of Nosy* woe returning borne, he wu tired at front behind • hart by • blacksmith, with • 011401 Cestaisiag • aerie of eine, sod whir piribmited hie cost and rest and greed his side. Me. Oran kart a pad rot of bilod, and hoe had • most nonliwtal Ma—/Tows (second edition). FATAL 47724 T WITH £O.4OHJUH-THRES 041MAILIP1134 &Nor HULL, WIDNUDAT NIOHT. Thia (Wochwoday) teaming, at two o'clock,; ier- Ado seceeeterleek game batmen gamekeepers ead mashers, es the *Mee Eleherd Watt, Esq., et Bishop Burton, s amen Allege sheet three mike from &verity. A game besper, um! horn. woo killed by gambol; a wossboo, mod &my so owlsoly wousiod at the bond and taw thet he was declared b the mooed ma to be repldly sink- Mge eel a third rewired se she abet to his abdomen as to MAW imporible his removal to glee evidence , his ma la lestatiegar. Ten or twelve poachers were engaged in the By ahead lee o'clealt tatelligenos of the resat was received by the Cldef Ceodebk of Hull, who immediately tensed ell the apgresebis te the town to be watched. &boat seven eels* Ire seem IRO art entariag the town, from 13everky reed. Two of these men, named Charles Freaklin and Thome Mors, ems of whom le s Lincolnshire man, while the ether Weep to Hall, had upon them two nets, with Welts sad dam impimeate of poaching, and were oarryiag three twee; sad they ales bad with them two dogs. They wage taken fate emeedy. The other three were allowed to *orb In the amuse at the day, Superintendent Ward stated at the police court that he had re:sired information that Barrow, the watcher, wee dying, sad that it wee ameesszy to take the prisoners at coos to Bishop Bur eau la order that Barrow might, if he were able to do so, iiattlfy them before he died. Pollorconetabla Johnson seerespaeled him with the two prleoners, and they proceeded by the 4.111 tells front Hull to Beverley. The sets, beg hems, sad ems of the dogs, were silo forwarded, as well as isms pas, which We bun traced to the possession of the Pis. It is stated that coulliembis ill-feeling bad been provoked by hams having est do der at lOW reacher' &boat three may reds.—Jandloir Ihrrok.a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCINO-LANR.—TIIIB DAY. Suosa.—Ths market Is Ana at yemorttay's priors. Re. laud lumps, 625. 61. to 64. Come.—Ws Cr. wain without public sales, but the pri vate eastrset =rise is arm. . - fs.7:-LiisiTi;;;;iii;;st• for black leaf con g o., sod tna fallirkpeser o lb. f yawarday bars bees ink!. Corm= congoo, I . • an ban favoured with the following statistics by a tea broker's Arm. 11... L ft* MAN 11•1 1 1• L Dalifie• COSMO O&M - -- Via _ I::::: ~.... :::::: -,„ tlz ........ ........ .., ..... . , 7 . u..r .: "•-• 143 4'o 00.4M.410 ........: r-:,. . . . i : :- : ..• : : 4 .7 : , ty : •.: : 1 t os me --- •-?' - ...... r. ;- ... 11 .... ...... Iraorr.—Prket ant moriuml. liarrpnraz.—itatramits Sip all M 43.. 6d. ; nine- Wu 44 to 14, Us. to tb. Corros.-400 bar iM yeisedity on 'Change st previous itrra hes dotard 24. &cm rensies Iros, ssilk a Ilmilsd business done. SPICES steady. TALLOW MARKST.—THIB DA T. The mortise la ena es-day se tie toDowlag Moss, vim Tree Tallow, 62.. ed., ; Peeersbmg Y. C. cm the mot, Cl.. 3d.; all the year, 61e.; December, 615.; January is Maeda &Is. ed. ; Marsh ally, 635. id. ; April to Joao, 60.. Id.; Niger mid Dossotbir, 1662 , 60e. SMITHFIELD HAT MARX ET.—(THIS DAT. Mr. 11. J. Data marts leak beavy ; prima Ida dalleatiy. Prima maw bay, 76.1. to 80e. ; Mae, He to 905. ; Was kw at* Ms. to 70e. ; TOWlllhirt 7116.; 79e at as. dever,ll6a. so 105 a. ; seatal eat, Ma. to 96a. ; saw. METROPOLITAN CATTLIC MARKET. (THIS DAT.) . _ _ . _ , The supply of good hole Is 'Wet, they an therefore hi Esesaad at fully linaday's ilaslstiehs. The amber of sheep is shoat the isms as of than is warmly say hide for than. The few that are sa id wake llesday's prima Caaess ere rather lower. Over brain swap esaeisra of 170 bras, 1,030 drop, sad 96 calm. The wrimher of mllott area is 133. ear as. aria. •4, •4. Waft el ass. a. G. •Y. SW fem. threholo. 4 • 4 111 S • tir-brea a 4 Ilb.r44sre• 4 4 4 I wale Ilsome4 “4/14, boa*. I II 1 S Oalie rlp ~.. . 2.,. I• 4 II I Da is.lllms •=4.6 isair-area 4I 4 111 ' se maim, 1,474; *imp isl ig rtha. UN : aim. ITS; Sr. Ufa DEATHS Or Two CWILDUW MOM POTS'S. —Mesh raker/at has boos email is the adghbsorbsod of Great Uwe wed Formwork area sews, In haw gaga of the adios death of two Mins M Kr. Herr Wakes, homer of Lew Efts Over Lem. The boy woe &boot ryes yore of eq sad bis dolor wily aim*. The boy bogus to be 111 about two o'sisok ou Friday rotors Ler He woo ebb sad vary snide onrged. Ho was atishied by Mr. Cansthers sergeoa, at Belem, who rev Ms for the Int ter at 9 tiolock ea haterday mandai. Hs was Oats to a week sad dying stets The girl burr ill at 6 o'oloek es &&&a* sonthag, tad was sloe prpd and irk. Mee died at 4 o'clock os Sunday mere. At tho toque. yeoleeley Mr. Cornelis* awl Mr. Clads, sinew marl gerisers, rated that to desk el aka both ddkires had died hem lelbsoselles email by emit poison. Tile iambs said she bought a prsaywooth of Tuesday Arum last, at the shop at Mr. =ar w t, Bolton Moor. They wen *Moss amobroed wen equally cloyed asleep' the &Sim, the permit doe lotelvlog a portion. Bbo was met WINO that May wen all ries doriog Tarday evosisg. She gave the boy sae on Wedarday sweaty; sty; Ow le 04.04 Up to Friday last Um bsth misled good boolth. It was sped that the leopert Amid deed *ens& is Irseday east, awl that Is the issmilmii s member at the is.. loasegam et then e.M iambi be premed from Sartbewers aesiY ad, with the oasteelo et the dumb and leer* be aselyted. The saessir also dhooted that liorthaset 1161101 be isemessl to Mud the adjoareei ' hi tt= DIATS.—As awftd Instants of the un eareolety et bile sae alardei in 1101611/ seeing bat, at the Walley= Obliged. OR Osesge'wsleost, Is this town, in the ' /ark of Mr. ?era The derma gestierato, a refired ism. feri.44y _ilelmg Zemeriers, Teeketbary, woo Wsteel NahaM thosSayosi, we belles., soeordtog t o //ream, poorly to the WNW= despot to shoed melee aryls. Be bed so MOW sot wed kb pow, however, tiro be woe shoemi to tall, and oterot Sion elehleseo ovoid be tindased. be woo • corps. The bee, war essetee to Us wall" of Ss teapot diaries Melee srwitte, ether white It ves esewysal in • hares to the assurers autos... The cirsemersee sr esierd polimeri sentsw arse( the auger grim. sad woo sok sek Ea Mereeive addrer isireea mi l l. ths Mac Mr. .oak the wheirter, des wsee ere ihsrad. aliherek dessert% W bre bred to emphis of heart pelpdhattee, be h a s No sougArmesead edvre.—Cild•shotte Amatiors. NOVEL LWATION Or THE BLICTRIC TELL GILAIPI4.—A ',whams to &Mel bating occarian last Som. day to weastat Ma pbyrkir, lobe nettles In London, did so • sisorke riegraph. Tho peyolehe immediately tategrapbe4 ark to • It.. of chemists Is the Sty a preenrirfne, which was dleysesod sad &limed. the whole =Wulf a 1,••• el sit sere Oro about two bows. SHARE L1528.-7HIS DAY. Two Weikel. The railway share market to-day is better. An improvement of 1 to per cent. has been estab lished in most of the leading stooks, and at this advance the market now exhibits a steady appearance. The only exceptions of importance are North Eastern stocks, which are heavy, the traffic on this line occasioning disappointment. Pre sent quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock. 91 to ;Great Northern, 1061 to 107; Caledonian, 861 to 1 ; South Eastern, 221 to 1 per share; North British, use to 66; Manchester and Sheffield, S 8 to ; Berwick, 931 to 1; Great Western, 641 to $; Midland, 881 to ; London and South Western, 94 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 98, and Eastern Counties, 121 to 9-18. Freneh railway shares *patinae in demand, and are still rising. Paris and Lyons have advanced to 331 to 1 ; and Northern to 401 to j. Pernam- Mem shares have fallen to Ito dis. Rag Indian Railway stock is steady at 1071 to 108. 0/WIJIABY IMAM AND STOOLS. O. IN. I AMIW&Ta. I y'="=" I d oll r.". Fir .......... ES a = " t= ILDs. • itii i t idg l i t =Art • ii••=s;:::= if••••_vi... wc i : ui ail U. la, 10 IM iholilea 110 W ONO = is 10 1= Y a Is ale tlIM IN Vale of llaaik. ▪ Watoleed and ir W. lad at las.lloerlal P. Et tl { 7...Z.,17.1 } IN eel larks ....—.... 11 f erak . , ...... Opt; M Ali likwens.. rad Ilsarmissars. Dwlp itt Dts l at I Lnrow OEM - Irwmair Sinai 11,11 - Osames ...... Aln_ed T p i-$.. mon . ....... ..... ..—... ” WV.. ..... ..... reATO el".. 0141114 Mr* St illeillen OfISI Salim ... i ..... s t t t Ot. OWL mid AL; ONO lhotor DallsmVaillageL . Da 1 Mr4. 614 De. Drir Miro . . tommillis and tabia. at am eol . .. . Imedus ••4 Ilmatveli I=i i n i il i.. ear= iiiilig.: llama., 1aa1f..4 lasssisa. .....,11.1reDdliem Md. O. Indus Sowerlis awl Illimpet.olllll.DAL.iii rat= i Xenia' Owallsi thin. Loll Nee* = IA iwn: c a It. t .2 iii , . a i . . t a. N. a Si.; I De. t r. at ..= Isola 11.41.Mk0117.1a. lira & L 11Wass Jima I Sava Modlooldtlee ▪ w att ilifiAr" 6•111sli Il e leisiiillii =lllll.6saws. IN al 1 •111:2 • 11.1 . ..Dassal 0 • Neyr di pa m arst 411 11e174 . 1410a itaraiii $ M Pritiiiiiii — is• essale, iiiiiiii • .. a t E wi IN _ 1110 IN Du. Jar\ IS • • sad * I,• DkJlalp.aia ID • • Osas 0,10//04 .. MI I • i... --:::: i t ib —f.... .. 1 . irl et. 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LeL lil bar . a 11 Paidalriallal— P. PS *NM must 14 IP rai.2le N aa Vt. ps 01 AP ppallia.oo le P an wow . a 111 all Mos apusl. II all inp WIPP, Lase P. Looa Pup- ralieladp•O. N warm all Ilturri 41 all Souk lballeradir s 10 141 Arra* OIL Wzi t Pail IL IN WM. ae4 maa easaarri"W GasiaW ...... • • " I=4 , PONICI-1 ii -I ;;Erarradi;: Oran Olean Vag. and Lani. 6 lima w as` MaitiTary •=.r V.lniasalt.ikaaLal I. DM • link a = arrow am " !Wallow • hada. a OvivaJamia Da. .... ▪ ba I i.e. +IL Sm▪ all taw wadi. Amid.. lad litt.rit= Trvailamsoall.oha rr Diramal. Lama Vista& Deb Do. ti in t di I,' LOCAL BHAIII MARKED!. Lwadroos. Nov. W -Tie mutat va142 .1.... bat dosed lbs. diettakai. la 7-Maabons. n 11-01mior sod Ma im& Sad 1-ftouni Onativa 111 . iiiva , WO 4-oado Waif% 1441 -larophin sad Y sod NaSk Wodans. Nj e-ahot t id. hil ir d- td:V i % iklibi4 iiii 61-111"k" D.,...1PAT1-ara maw 4 11. 4- 17 biasoN T 5- 41746 9-16--Ums4 Radon el/ o.llolb. lel I „ i t s i. scilziza bo z i. 11,717e . wip I 'or ladaho l ut a. Mt ..,Wahrzilllooio. 917-Loolo. I ..n Til . e i-dreldds ." : NW -Caesar BuunoodisiTitTAT -Tho &dog draw la_ Oa arta todlod law Clair mad Natalia sa 13.--avea W Nfraisafra ihrevard amok a 7111nolostort odd Doaqo a par so 411-1647 1 1= 1. Dvaldag Onoldaiono owe dials a A letter from St. Peter,burr, of the 9th mays : N The wart are MW et Tauskereete, when a rood at lIIMINNIkti le taking place. Fresoit esters play sway Imlay, and the day Wore yesterday (Bsaday), the Derawt, altar the purfortesata, save a greed ball." . . The Prince Regent of Sweden has presented in pens the inidgola of the Order of Wes to M. Altalot, of tits Theis Royal, Stookhshs. This motor has has alesahod lbw 40 years to the theatre. At • banquet given to his ma the sersios, the Governor of Stockholm Count lepovenhanst ( said of the kingdom), and oth er distin guished pesos won peseent. Aeooidiug to ti. Prom if Orient, the Turks of Constantinople ere esquirlog a blahs Sir the modern drama. Oa all wake et the ith a comedy writlia in the Timid& Lampe wee paribrnied at the Noma Theatre. by a compeny at Armadas. The piece is • literal translation of a comely by Cividesi. In eons,- quest* of the moors of this tepremeteelenom idea boo heed rand of trashing bee Turkish scam of the dream sad comedies of !bribe end othw Free& authors. The Dutch journals announce that the Pope km Wool • ball szoommemiostlng It. Loos, who has jest boss desist Arobbithop of Utrecht, God all who by their sots, Berl,stitrobstioa, took pact to big oblation. Ths owe old& szooonnotostka Is that tho arolttishoy Is • Jaassaist. A fall of snow occurred at Rome on the 10th, and Wed upwards of as hour. This it the first %abase of mow falling at Rome so early is the mem It is said that thif last Australian mail, which was delhlMldi Is DebMs es liewiay last, essfebei lb* .Lois serabir d 1,400 reyblerst w Wm, lease mated by seikreats to Madam and Meals is tbe twee try. Byes without this russ aid, whatever it waymmesealo, sooty is just now marled to b. febrility abirwlest smog Amos et the smallest elms, ..spore deity shistud et egrielltesal wages Ms year. ROTA L GEOGRAPHICAL 80CITITY.—A meeting of this society will be held 012 Iloaday eweal l wit, at BUT llu fa gtoa-holue, Piccadill Blr Roderick orcereon, 'Adept, the chair, w y, hen the following will be nod :—l. Notes, Oeograpideal end on the Gulf of Peahen and the 1.4110 River. By Caaaln Shined Osborn, R.N., P.R.O 8., H.M.S. Pubes. 2. Lsiohherdt and the Australian Neat By lie Bev. W. B. Make, of Sydney, P.R.G.S. UNlTRltnirf COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—At din wet hag of tits hospital aosassitta% yuke a Sastssia.r. Gold amid, Q. 8., the tesseeeir_ _seestaeleil he reosived for the Lima 4 the haspal. hem Rigby, R.N., • pregehise of the Mk" the meeilkwe gift *ISM At the same wasting silks wee gins if • lisstkee iseethe by Bishop Makby a/ SOL, modft_llli 444141146 of the venerable prelate to this charley _NU The bang Urdu comm of the coreittee were voted to betk the teetiest down; end, on the nos stsseloa of Captain ilnyiry, Ms. 1141wsri Ralph Sleekest, leer Ewen be the Mara Mildwoel Bury St. Noleware wee eseetkeisil • Ills gressaert s t i t varsity Dodoes Hospital. TRIAL FOR MORDRIL—AheREDdit Kerrey was st ths bar et the High Cent at Juslitiery, Sea ask = as sierged wiltk the wsseke tit /mast T or Caniptio Monday ll, , gr , stlier at ha has.., DridP Ram Perthshire, as the 21M algegai het The peteseer, who was only 2$ rawd age, lee boss Ise yews a soma He had withia the pest We an s he/ en semis ihr hrinm tremens, eel while how Ilea Meeks se from meals thereby Wad, hod Misimpted self. destructive, sad bad hese be emsegesese esslend lessee asylums both le Pank sad Lemke. He lad some home tees $ voyage ea Ohs 19th et August, ley* pre viously event sews days at Orsenock Is a course if ores the MIMI% esii after having bees at be.. tee days eintiring hem the lames if delirium, he stemind his aged graedmethar with a behlarit-knife, Ind eterdand lr is the west isensieed sad shocking mower by eaten her theist mad sewerlag the jugular eds. This set wee evidently esswattlimil be • paroxysm el weak, ned to the Mast that le was 111111111100111( • Ma who be thought was attemgdag his ampere. The nest remssinible hat la ma amiss With his ewe wee that about tight haws attar the whir Ms natty spewed mime retire. sad he became ese aloes et ths dvenalsl mime be bed essmetted. Amin, the witless= educed Y debase ewe Dr. Mertes, et the Menke Pais; Mr. Withhold, sad Dr. (teethes, St. Themes Resettei, Lards. ; sad Dr. Christine, Edle= The meek the conywhisk bend two days, was a al Ira Guilty, re the pissed of leassity M the time of eon =the ad. The peed we evased to be deed denies hisr Mekety's pleases i i u• US 01 101 N li 4 g h 113 US 1 1 1 %I 7 1 ii 1 l al If 1 It IS I I - •• •10 WO OD U iiiss Ili I, U 1 1 1- U 81 U 14 4 • Ai i lt_ •-w MONEY MAREE7—THIS iidr. Two o'CLoos. The funds to-day show an improving tendency. A fresh advance of j. per cent. has taken place. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange prices present a sensible improvement. English and French railway shares are in demand at enhanced prices• Consols are firm at 981 " sellers," for money, asd 961 " sellers" for the 7th December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 97 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 991; ditto of the second issue, at 991; India Bonds, at its. to 14s. ; the March Exchequer Bills, at 33.. to 35e, prem. ; ditto Jane, at 28s. to 31s. prem. ; and Ex- ' chequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at A fair amount of business hes been done in foreign docks, and where any attention is observable in prices, it is in a favourable scale. Turkish securi ties are rather dearer, the scrip of the first series of the New Loan being quoted par to 1 prem.; the second series, 1 to 11 prem. ; and the Six per Cents., of 1854, 921 to 93. /Laotian, Sardinian, Buenos Ayres, and Peruvian Uribarren ' I Bonde, are all in demand, and less easy to buy. I Sales are recorded u follows :—Braziliart Old Five' per Cents., 103 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cuts., 88, 85 ; ditto, for account, 841 ; ditto Deferred Bonds, 19 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 106 ; Danish Five per Cents., 104 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 681 (exch., 129.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011; Equsdor New Consolidated Bonds, 161, 151; Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for ao count, 82, 921; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 88 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar • Bonds, 821, 83/ (exchange, 44.) ; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 104, 1031 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 96 ; ditto for account, 93 ; Swedish Four per Cents., 88; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for 'account, 1. prem., par; ditto second series, for account, 1 prem.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1061. At Paris yesterday (Wednesday) the Three per Cent. Renter closed at 74fr. 90c. for money, and 76fr. 16e. for the account, showing a fresh rise of 1 per cent., compared with the closing quotations of Tuesday. All classes of stocks on which the divi dends become either due or payable six or seven weeks hence, i.e., in January, including Consols, all the Indian guaranteed railway shares, u well as a large number of foreign loans and other guaranteed securities, are already strengthened by the anticipa tion of the reinvestments usually witnessed at that period. It is not overlooked that English railway stocks likewise carry now a considerable amount of accrued dividend. The unwillingness of berselfide holders to sell securities upon which dividends will shortly be payable is well known. The disoount market yesterday was rather quiet; but few bills, however good, were negotiated below 2 * per cent. At the Bank there were few applications. In the Stock Exchange loans on English govern ment securities were obtainable at 2 to 2* per cent. A rumour prevails on the Paris bourse that the government contemplates a conversion of the ' Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentee into others of a lower denomination. The Minister of Finance is also expected almost immediately to issue his annual statement, which, like all French financial docu ments, will, of course, be of a highly favourable cha racter. _ _ According to farther private telegrams the move ment of the exchange at Bombay is adverse, not favourable, to this country. The Ariel has brought from New York about 100,0001. in gold, all for France. The steamer Indian Empire sailed from New York for Galway on the 23rd of October, and has conse quently been at sea no lees than 25 days. The Edinburgh, for Glasgow ; the Saxonia, for South ampton; aad the Pacific, for Galway, all from New York, have been out 18, 16, and 15 days respectively. No particular anxiety, however, is felt for the safety of any of these steamers, their long passages being explained by the prevalent). of contrary winds. The Bombay mail will be delivered in London to morrow morning. We believe we may congratulate the railway inte rest upon some tangible evidences of a desire on the part of the directors of the London and North Western and Greet Northern Railway Companies to terminate the competition which, during a prolonged period, has not only seriously diminished the profits of their respective proprietaries, but has undoubtedly prejudiced railway property generally in the esti mation of the pub ic. It is understood that some oonferences have already taken place with the object of bringing about an agreement, and that another meeting of the representatives of the two com panies will take place today. It is said that the negotiations have already reached a stage, and are marked by a degree of moderation, which encourage &strong hope of a successful issue. Little doubt can be entertained that the struggle will ulti mately terminate in some arrangement involving a division of the disputed traffic, and the definitive establishment of a remunerative scale of fares. The question is, will the respective boards have a suffi ciently deep moral sense to control their spirit of pugnacity, or is it to be understood that nothing but the complete exhaustion of one or both of the belli gerents is to stop the fray!' Surely the directors will have some regard for the duties of their trustee ship, and bear in mind that the withholding of the funds which they now waste in rivalry involves almost absolute privation to some of their consti tuents. So long as two of the greatest railway companies in the kingdom present so Mien sate a spectacle a standing discouragement is given to railway reform, and a serious de gree of discredit must attach to railway property of all kinds. Were it possible to ascertain how much money has been diverted from investment in these channels during the last few months, solely in con sequence of the distrust excited by the great railway war, we are convinced that the public would be as tonished at the result. In the interest of the share holders in the warring companies whose income is being moat foolishly frittered away, of railway proprietors in general, who all sustain mere or lees detriment from the pernicious example now set, and of the public at large, who cannot possibly derive aught but disadvantage from the continuance of this deplorable state of things, we urge upon the gentle men who are now engaged in the task of pacification the absolute duty of leaving no stone unturned to bring about the object desired. We understand that an agreement has been en tered into between the Midland Railway Company and the company known u the little North Western, by which the former guarantees to the latter a rate of interest fixed at 11 per cent. for the first year, and gradually ascending to a maximum of 31 per cent. at the end of five years. The smaller company will be entitled, in addition, to one moiety of any profits that may be realised in excess of the gua rantee. The aim of the Midland Company is app•- rently to attract over this short connecting line, in conjunction with the Lancaster and Carlisle ail way, a portion of the northern traffic which has hitherto followed a different route, bat which may now be carried over the Midland andOreatNorthern Railways to London. The shares of the " little" North Western Company were dealt in to-day at 121. 55., the amount paid being 201. per share. Only a few months ago the quotation was 61. to 71. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 1,4621., show ing a steady improvement. The Great Northern return exhibits an increase of 3,9611; the Great Western an Mgrease of 6251. ; and the London and IlowlMs4mmiameimdWU COLONIAL OOVISNIIIINT Ns I 00 • etocai. • I'4l 01. it N Wm. tlMibrered.Xll.a& 4 5 ... S 11% 1 NJ. Waloremlloa. 100 4 len • • DO. ew P... J •10. 100 ISt* p.a. 101111 MI NI IN K &Mini p.a."' .. DM. retima. YTS 1.4 1111 k o z.frate s x b a 104 111 a 2 JOINT ROOK DANIA. i I i I I I I ape mod U. ftr.linsle =fftia t ..... of 1411.081.=ti:11 1110110111. Amodio .. Clam al AustehintlkaadOlimi &Li N LNG &Laver. G. atlmirt las-Cli.rnamket Atim. ii N Vrahto.,l —, I I li SD 0 isi 17 elf 111 1111 MN i i Sat. haw. at Ilailart Sot ONO 01448101 art um, ut ate t es tee ye iti 1.1 MIL WS hi hi 47 N N N U 44 1 1 414 ON IN 74 Ti $ u 44 T i In an MAUL N q Par — i te 1 ti 11 sli li fi M 1 tte f a to Ho dim JI is 111 N 10 PO r SO IS IT ■`~~» Ill isi N IN I An ev-aordinsty general meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australenia is called for the 13th Dec. It is proposed to authorise the directors to hold the annual meetings in the month of March, in stead of June. The half•yearly meeting of the African Steam Ship Company is called for the Ist December, and will be made special, "to consider the corre spondence with the Board of Trade, on an applica tion of the b3ard of directors for a supplemental charter, and to adopt such measures thereon u may be deemed advisable." The annexed communioation is from the Inter colonial Royal Mail Steam-packet Company : The directors of this employ have received by the late mall most mtiefactory advice. from their colonitl manage: (Sir. Edward Coleman), informing them of his arrival is Sydney, end subsequent departure for New Zerland, after having completed amalgamate very advantsgeotte to the comproy for dock accommodation, warehouse room, to. Ths aserelvats and CMS -nil gave him a good remptima, and all ea pressed sit opinion that the enterprise must 3:eld a very handsome return. He also sr ttes that • local company offered to urderrvie ties same service that this company has to perform to 20 pert eat. less than the present subsidy. The p. ce of co l% tv be delivered at the company's landing plqcs ht Sydney is may 23a. re km, hutted of 45. as cal =dated in the prospec.ds; and the trrec in goods and pas sengers is fast increasing. The official manager of the Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland invites tenders for the purchase of the company's line, plant, and materials. W IDIfieDAT IiVINIXO. The funds to-lay were sensibly firmer, owing chiefly to the less unfavourable features now presented by the bullion movement, and more especially to the partial check which has been given to the efflux of silver to the Eget. The continued rise on the Paris Bourse, where the Three per Cent. Routes have now reached 76, likewise operates as • stimulus to confidence. Consols closed this afternoon with firmness, at an advance of 3-18 per cent. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was likewise favourable. French rail way shares have advanced, in answer to the buoy ancy of the Paris Bourse; Indian (chiefly the East Indian Railway Company', stock), owing to invest ments ; and English railway securities, because there is no important amount of stock pressing upon the market, whilst the traffic exhibits a general recovery. Console, which closed yesterday at 98 1-18 to k fee the 7th December, opened this morning at 981, and gradually advanced, closing at 981 to 6-18. Fee money the last pries was 98} to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 98, 971, 981, 98, 98} ; ditto, for account (7th December), 98} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, /, 1; New Three per Cents., 99, /, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 11 • ditto, Thirty Years, April, 1886, 18/ ; Bank Stock, 226, 226; India Stock, 2271; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the fleet issue, 991; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1001. The New TwO-and-a.liali per Cents. were also officially marked 821. The debentures of the first Indian Loux were quoted this afternoon 99j to t, and those of the second issue 991 to f. The March ischequer Bills remain quoted 33e. to 38s. prem., and the June 28.5. to 31s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 14e. prem. In the Foreign stock market business was moderate, but the tendency of prices was get tinily upwards. Turkish Securities were better, the scrip of the first series of the new loan leading off at par to / prem. ; that of the second series at /to 1/ prem. and the Six par Cent,. of 1854 at 921 to t. The Peruvian Uribarren Bonds were again in pre minent demand, and have ri-en to 87f to 881. Th. Dollar Bonds were likewise inquired for. The Anglo Peruvian Four-antba-Half per Cents. were last quoted 91 to 92 ; the Three per Cents., 731 to 744, being likewise in demand ; and Mexican Bonds, 201 to /. Sardinian, Spanish,andPortuguese Bonds were all firm. In the market for Bank shares to-day, the principal feature was an increased demand for those of the Bank of Egypt, which have risen to 251 to 281; Commercial Bank of London were officially marked 191, and Commercial Bank of Canada, 22. The shares of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were more offered. As regards the market for miscellaneous shame, little alteration was presented. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 128 ; St. Katharine Dock, 93; and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, 1 and 1 prem. The shares of the Indian and Australian Iclegraph Company were quoted 1-18 to / prem. Transactions took place to-day in Pennsylvania Five per Cent. State Stock at 821 (exchangc,4B.6d.). The Great Luxembourg Company's New Five per Cent. Bonds continue in demand, and have advanced. to 18 to}. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocn. In the mining market to-day, business hes been less active. We hear of transactions at the follow.. ing prices :—Alfred Councils 7 to 7} ; Lady Bertha„ 275. 6d. to 30s ; and Provid ence Mines, at 61. Other descriptions quiet Foreign and colonial mining shares are nomi nally quoted u before, with few transactions. At the Buller sad BertYa Mine reestisp, held yesterday, the resolutles passed at the spacial meeting held on the Bth Inst., firths sale se the Was and materials by public sale, was sualessi. At • Totandrag of Ow sdoodurors In Wised °tans, bell yentorday, • cat of 265. pm dim woo ma& w p rits. 103.11 GPO & Cramer Mao ow. Lti. the south with :—" la the In lesett i.. e ULeselif II 12, wa= aran • r a n M 1 pWben ; tlee. - E._ per telhees . ; T 4 ektheAlreep.. trii.: Si ark hair. Of pie flaw : 14 skew OW IL rar Os tilikol•lhooroorl woo to he waste( better theater hi. ON ' wilr:i. - ;,«T° 6 0„1,T„.: ........m itmze then the be able le gel either _ lithe -The lode to era ere le saw thatheeith nen pthe% mi l a LW., mute vatted, be M=aw =betel es lel" The theme Tem Othetheetha thigh rm. 16. data that „ .o. im tba led week Oath meth ef the lethera dolt has bear artvess 9 te and th a left h pi liiik sworn ao_nod. 4W12. prim, ...o from 1 to It lea GI MI ret Frahm. The dap, to the heck of the 62 a ath mirth peel ti• lith We per terwth The Tarbes rota tale fo rmai • rem With ale, Ti, Is •••••••10 (Z oo blow :—" Tbo part ot lade tathe oat lato la 1110. 1 thee eth dielo meth b theepeeel of spot satlisits. rye Mike& eff. MI6 leth the ther e : them 1 It• earth/ belle &re la then' awe la thawed, d a mama ear ewe le mew hoe hen Ulm OM Si SW= pileoOO dl rEgb e Nsio. "l l/0 ... 42 nia all asithiele iM alitther oda week." WEDNERDAT EVENING. The mining market to-day was firm, with a consi derable amount of bumble*. A telegram announcing the lode to have been cut in Kelly Bray Mine, cau an active demand for the shares, at advanced prices. West Comdata, Bryntail, East Wheal Russell, North Downs, Lady Bertha, and Dale Mining shares, were all inquired for. Transactions are repotted to are ' between the following prices :—West Otradon, 116 to 120; Kelly Bray, 375. 6d. to 425. Od.; Wheal Adam, 225. to 245. ; Wheal Margaret, 62 to 64; Wheal Mary Ann, 451 to 4e} ; Catherine and Imes Ccessole, se. to 6s. ; Alfred Consols, 71 to 71; Wheal Trelawny, 251 to 261; Bryntail, 61 to 71; Care Brea, 62 to 64 ; East Russell, 71 to 71 ; Lady Bertha, 265. 6d. to 265. ed.; North Downs, 21 to 2t; Dale Mine, 9s. to lls ; Wheal Edward, 21 to 3; East Bassett, 95 to 100 ; Vale of Tow y, 13e. to 14s. Foreign and colonial mining shares met with little attention. Those of the Worthing Mining Company were dealt in at as, -- --- Ithymney Iron shares were more inquired for. Minn letter from Zaleoziki, in °Oki*, stone that a few days ago some English eogfneers exa mined the river Dniester, neer that place, In order to re If drum= could navigale It, and that they Intended to otiettnas their investigation to Okopy, on the Bastian frontier. Dr. Frannie Leiber, editor of the " American E* ; cyclopedia," and author of way valesblo works, lima 1. t been driven from &sob Carolina heamas of en aelladaylwl • article be published damn or tea* yam ago in tbti "> a cyclopedia." Ho Imo keg beam S es . , ll olll N l '- mammy and moral edam Ina eamth MI • the chivalry of the Palmetto Slab coal not soden web & d daaiarous moo, and he was compelled , o leave. 0011111•111 College Lag Lad the sagacity to elect Dr. LaMar toe par • lessoribip. TEI N 1 7 S la 1 o li lll 11 : if N al ai N IS u~ U A a 4 1., Ti n 1 4 11. 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