The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-24 00:00:00

i l i ll i E 1 *Cl il itM2 7 NtiftitrEp &YAW a r ti* .s.a --- __ LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 barracks . and army agents:. Duo( th e leases appeared to SHARg Lisrs.-I4rtizs DAY.' , have been signed by the defendant, Anomie. es well is it (THIS DAY.) 1 Dr. Flattery, and one was is Anderson's writing. The prose- _ ......-se-o-o, .; o- I cunt deo/toed to comply with the dentlandi aid took the e l t ero O'CLOCIL -- a I present proceedinp. The railway h market is inactive to-clay and no h COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ( At the otos* of the cue for the prosecution a technical • a. .......a • ' ti Jostles c odshoro. ' objecttoo was taken that the second,which wee the material i mportant Man g e "" "elk-re " in g lioth on°. Sittings ill Itar Js - i ssi ß s t we cso r rd osoo ehted wod m i aow - 3 . • letter, was sent in the Isle of Wight, and not within the Midland stock has risen i per Dent sod sod South iection of this court, sad the learned judge, after eau Eastern 4, while Great Western and Great Eastern rue TErsTEEs or THE WARBLNGTON SAYINGS HANK e. . j eering -c with the Recorder, ruled that the objection was • have receded } v and London and North Western, 4. ad THL CON3II66IONEEs FOlt MI ILDOCTION 07 Tll NATIONAL raw one. le 1.1. mica...Gs...l appeared to show onus on behalf I elated 118} prisoners were theratoe Acquitted, upon the groped DotLondon and North Western stock is now quo ted 1191 to 120 g ; Great Western, 77 to to 791 • hi/d -e. of the C °13131441°3t " , f 64 th ......,__., e Redeetiee __ M the National I Mr. Metcalfe said there was another Indictment against land, 138 to g ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164 to SI • NIA aflalma a ru ' a an ' aa ''..._ .., ../ c .r. ! the prisoners for cionepireey to extort money, and he said 117 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eater; al are Ite ni,h, Q.C., cailiell and ur m e m ee ' • • Its should proceed with that charge. to i ; Great Esotern, 48 to 4 ; Great Northern, why a mesdames not Ism duetted to ; them, commanding them to pay over the sum of 4901. of - 136 to 137 • London and South Western, 97 to is d ie Arians foul of the bank to the trustees of the bank, a et to their certificate. In consequence of the in. THE POLICE COURTS. 99 • and M;tropolitan. 190 to 4. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is heavy 'created business of the blink, it was found seemeary to an al ame the accommodation required for the depositors when (Tills DAY.) and has declined. Indian and foreign lines are d e -.-- they mme to make their deposits, and it wu proposed to quiet, and prices unaltered. 11. ton sway for that purpose a part of the acne- ORDINA/tY 51U3JM AND STOCKS. res house, sod by rebuilding give him the same amount of WASTMORTER. CloZ e tt4oes dales so4sy at elation The plans were accordingly submitted to Wee= • BIGAMY. , Sb. I Pd. . I NAD.WAYS. I I fc the commimioun and by them it appeared that the with 17toetoe B.. .in e. user cherfed w ith . feloniously intermarryjni ne .1 ahneowcgamourpat - - y t aa teea proposed to give him the additional wan- S a rah "mum Meredith , ma dot wile, Louise, being Bt. Itle Illethsad ail nof a water-cloest sad batheoom at an then and still dive. le all MII.C - - w• a aaj ,.ee - od o iture of OW. ; the commission!' thinking Elizabeth Satith - I live et Creedal , and was present Illi. Ma lletelel set Mene 57 IS M 1 is Wm to add' . ' the actuary's house the ProP°•e d whets mydanghter Louise Ina married at Canhalton Church, al 100 Osedoelan 134 Me 1315 to was sot "for the purposes of the bank," refused to pay j Lydon, nearly 17 years ago, to the prisoner.. They cede ..." 4 2 411 c a tkeh an n eedlimedee •••• • - 0 1 _ at over the money. Last term the role was enlarged after lived together two years , sad I have not seen him gone tall io." en Do. • i•nedtv. anti 6 ..- ... 44 , ut in the Bail Court before Mr. Justice Crompton 1.• le ell e. II tp. eMpsille It -•-• oo 4 s r e Justice Mellor , to enable the trustees to submit Sarah Louisa Meredith - I know the Prisoner& I live at le all Dablinianithentseelene SS I t •• Of --- 31r 2lenc. That hid been does but the commie- 26, Garden-row, St. Geoens-road, Southwark. I Bret kn e w le an DeelealerthArAbLls le t fresh ... - re tics still considered there was an inte n tion on the part or ..b9thim 1 ,4 2 mouths t. data bsr last, Angust. at I was married to him on the et 100 1 114inteallheedOlanw 90 n St. George's, llemsgate. I did It le• ninon sad &Western 101 1.9 - .... trustees to put the mean in a better position than 1 08 4 et r e ;he..., instead o f putting him in ststn quo. sot Marge was married. I had knows him 12 months. Itt • I°l--- °mg Bee n 4:lre *n beeh le . • _ eB _ MI It. IN Do. •-• he The Lord Chief Justice-Have you given up the water- He did not say . he was married, and I have been living with 22 . mg 2, x g m , gm,. N 0.2 ei 74 - closet, Mr. Mellish ? him till last sight, when my brother and sinter informed SW 111 Greet Nortionostiand - - •• 6. Mr. Mellish-Vea me about hire. Illa MI Iterthara l3l 1111 -. a. Th . L or d aid jnatke_what is in di s p u te b e t ween Hassell Meredi th -I am deter to leak witness and live a st . la m Diut D... i i i na g .. aor pida .aa i ; 166 110 vis l67 LA 6 _ with her. I ems present at Ramerate when he married sal et. lee Ot ileutritWest. arc 91 91 - I r , hellish (with whom was Mr. Bayliss) said the coin. sister , at let Oemee's Chunk September 19, 1864. fe. lee Orme Willierit 7 41 Ili TM 11 8 Jams. Joyce, 261 B-1 was cm duty last sight fa the es, lee 22,242 , 42reL0cwe5e - - , e usiopers. in their meal for the public, did Dot ap-- coa to agree with the eonstrectiou put upon the act way,Westeniseter, and 1 received Information. I went as, me Dagoem Man_ 67 en - •ho E -- the ' 'lt:dor. Geo nal, for if . they bad there to where primmer lived in William-street with the ascend Ilk 174 De. W. MPL-Usferd MI el Mi - would be no ditlicnity about the case. There wan eni_e, d...w arld the sad fin tw twit . o he. gave he hil Zel!argo. 811..._ 11l Do. D.. De. D.. Ih i szort 46 46 ni - on MO lit - ao desire to put the actuary in a better poet- r ell be wife she was • ee. INS 1M Lan don 1161 117 1175 161 then he was row, and the trustees were per- iarr lifddl young woman, and left him several time, 116. 103 Landon and Stockwell 61 ta 82 it i tioe tcdy waling so les some swohstect be called in and d e . cz to her roother's for weeks and months together, sod es, Imo I Loa, Brightn, a &Coast 146 Ite irius Si tide the matter. If that were not done. and the ease was YreqUently fetched out of • public-hours from the la 107 leedoaChatlint. a err n el -. further litigated, be feared there would be • much larger company of amain. Seem , rare Rau he last sew bor. i•• leg tendon & Norte Width- 11 4 110 190 105 run expended than that in dispute, and clearly not for the and as she had boon living with s soldier up to that 61 . 10 Leetked3 118 Ille-Sh4Lai "th W eetere er 04 M : •••• time, ohs left him soon after. they having quarrelled. t l ' lne°ll ' 3 Il e 01 patens of the bank, as ►stated by the spa. _ Ti. Lord Chief Justice said that, looking to the position It was • mutual separation, owl for six roan hit had cell Li* ea " 166:n*611 2 2 . Do. aal i Cwilal. abses„ - = of an actuary, he should have been inclined to give his seen her coos. E. shoeght , therefore, thet it wee mac M. 106 MseropoUten llOl 114 1105 20 4 Lath-room if tt had not been absodoned. prudent to many his ward wife than to live in adultery lO 5 Do. New The Solicitor-General said the impression entetisined by with her, and be also thought that, when husband and wile et. Me Maned 1574 lalle 136 5 the commission was that something more was to be gives' were "Pmeted man thee Ave or six Seen, they were free s hte! in ela p p': BwoL l l ew a pat , l O -1 10 F - „.. to the actuary than he possessed at present, and therefore from melt other, and could mewl Mode. Mr. Arnold ;aid that &bend. If husband le le ell lad ' (14 ' WIL (llre4- • - _ they had resisted it on principle. They had never objected had "i d wee " a n is atil Do, e abeam .. - - ww to the actuary being put in state quo. all trace of one soother for levee yews and a locoed gg di mg 2 42 4 Mr. Mellish said that was all that was wanted. marriage was entreated by the husband-if the first wife to &Winging Z After some further argument it was arranged that the turned ct. the parties would not be liable to Meeehteeet. M. 100 North " 47 ._ 100 Da Ndla,Perth.Dead M ST - role should be further enlarged to enable the parties te bat the mooed manage would ha null sad void. st. 100 N. Isreses-Berwek cans to some better understanding . Prisoner was remanded till Wednesday. le 161 Do. 0. N. N. Pen- - - - The Lord Chief Justice said the case had been twice before WANDSWORTH. M. ,140 Do. Inas 72 76 - the court, acid he feared the law expenses were quite as FATAL ItINTILTB or a MONT. SC 1106 Do. York ...... much as that objected to by the commissioner. in carrying pinion Ore and Jena mark, labourers, were c h arge d 1111. 100 Da. Mena - - *Darns. ell 39 out the proposed alterations. He sincerely hoped the with being coecerned in causing the death of Jobs Smith, • ~,,* 1 ; M s 1 Da De• d a fteeit t ann. ce ll II p m ....- curt would heir nothing more of the matter. baker. If 11 i Do. do. 111110.111 9 10 on -. Role enlarged acondingly. Eliza Spooner. • married WOMOII, livleg at No. 5, Ddia. et 100 INorth London - plass, Watenide, Wandsworth, said that shortly before 4 le Ti Da. New ...... - COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. &dock ea the afternoon of Tuesday last elm beard • greet 11 . . le i l, p fe c or Li therer 4l6l 7-••• 1 1 : 4 ta t 80 1 .... Dies, and on going to the pie to eseerhain the ea en re n i (Before the Judge Ordinary.) de. 1190 venni Omni IU IN - saw a crowd ef porous assembled outside the q. Hotur.v.ar r. HOLLOWAY AND STIVINS. St. 100 Scottish N.I. Aber SM - - - r In this part-beard Me. Agrousd beeirehop, amoog whom was said, " They have ea Imo flcotaisheldiead - a.. - w 3lr. Butler Rigby tendend additional evidence to make koothed bite down spilt" On going op to them die saw 10 an' Shrewshery tr a Meant, - the dee d lyng on the grouod. A baker who skied by St ,100 one OO al - out the identity of the parties; and them pitted Ms up. Gee ad the demised thee squared at ' lO7 . soe Sare r bir lm:os 4l ell .., The court pronouoad •• decree nisi with oats. up to each other. Gee stench the deceased, who fell, and et 1 1 , 100 n e nt an. leeeme a nice , Nu , ..., 861 ... 63 81 4 i A. DIGWEED r. DIGNEED. she did mot see him more acne. te I eastenbee,weeuestmete. 5 e ... .-. ' • Mr. Searle for the petitioner. Me. Taylor (chief clerk Did yea me whore Gee struck 2 4 . ; leo lug V.l. VI The respoodeot was a valet. He married the poll Auer ki n , ? IS i I I Do C le 4 5 Pe ee in January, 1837, and had several children by her. The mr,2 2 . 42 _/ 2 th e h en ht. jlOO , Tab at Meath cohabitation wan first at Taunton and afterwards at Oxford. Mr. Taylor-Did you see any welsh blow 1' It IRO ' Vetere Ittn. It Thence - -. ad The reepondeot then entered the service of the Duke of witesea-Mn. sir. He fen upon the herb a t the huh net t 11l 1100 ;Waterford a Cilieway. - - ... re Marlborough, at Blenheim, where he formed an illicit toe- eg hie h a d. I did sa t ea B a ia d e any thi ng. a. Lou West Cornwall SS ea - St. ilfell iN.llestale. Heso.• Al. - -. .... nation with Mute Aubrey, • menu in the establishment. Two saber witnesses wen called. and they proved that the Since the end of 1800 be had bee. living with her in Coma mama. as well as the demised were at ox i ca t e d ; but they sarnan - nnsiesThona. Merylebonectreel did sot me the commencement of the fight. Smith, who sh . Thi .. l - ju n , wa y a I Cerise, grime. Oahe O , The case was adjourned for further evidence of identity. was so ',hue.. to th e d ecane d. mated to pick u p b o th DICKENSON V. DIcKENsON.IIe . all :Allsolese IX lawmen 60 11l - Mee. Both witnesses d en ied th a t Gee struck the deemed I L los ,80.0)..,5e./...1,,6"., MOs Lee mei 2 a , Dr. Spanks for the porticos,. before he fell the last time, and said he fell in the streggle. to .10 I Da. ir I m a m I Per Uwe _ The respondent, a shoe-blower and provision dealer, at A lighterman, however. corrobotatal the evideue of me, all Baal, & Labs Muni ig 61 .... • . Warn married the petitioner an October. 1048 , sod Mrs. Spoon. He saw them have some rounds. After the 10 all ; Do. Pridersece let wp m - was charged with haying been guilty of adultery, and also of mooed round the deceued said be would give ix to him as 10 1 107 :But, nisna °dental - cruelty towards her. This latter allefletioo was Wood ben, sad thenbe wall fight him another day, when I4p. a ads. A. 1, len ..• ; - - by several neighbours, who said that they had seem sober, Gee said, " Have another round.* They fought L.* LT I De. d Thk des. j jiti 4 , r,41 is s° - -. Bei 1 him brutally beat her, and pull the rings out of her sea* sad they both fell. In the foerth need, Gee z ;60 ca*Likis=ablrg.i 9a 911 - -. ay ears. The petitioner herself was also examined io support a ct & th e 4..... a , w 4,.. th e n o m w hi c h amid him en len cap. T. a p ecan , aw l en 40 .., of the chute. It was also proved that the reepoodut had to reel backwards, and he fell upon his bead. It also 100 ! all Demearsap.c.pre.pref, - - - In cohabited at Liverpool with Elias Stretch, who had been • a pp eare d that the deceased was renamed to the ham."' SS. Me :in. BeNslga. 6do ' 104 1044 -. l b prostitute at Warrington. A salesman sent to arrest him 41. 2 w.a.,,,„th sad cu p h,,,, u o i on Workhouse. where 11. 1140 Inn lone sae de I lee 106 - a for making on of thneteeing Innen towards his ands, he died ea the (silken; morning. When Gee wee spore- B r . 100 6 2 222 2 1)4 * 1 n, 42 ,2 1A61.4166 2 42, 4 , 4 , 4 2 2 --• Tit iit 214 - • deposed that when be stated the charge the respoodeot beaded be said Undo:eased struck him three times before 109 an balqulp.ll._ pliel .Mi 90 02 - replied, natio' to Stretch, " There's my wile, ask her if 1 be returned a blow. ISO all Do. lit pref. Bone 7l 73 - T have threzeoweil her l'' The ' were remanded for a week, for the demo NM en Do. do. deterred! II 44 - . Decree nisi, with emu dance the surgeon who exanneed th e deceased and for 180 elt no led pest . Hoods N 08 6 74 Of MooLoAl a MOOLOAII. other widows. if 1011 all De. ma. island! MI MI - Hannah Woolgar, the keeper of a coffeehouse is Bland. - ' ... 100 all la 100 Sed d pref. o. Mock .. 63 66 - ell eferr' 47 50 - ford-street, Portman-square. sued for • judicial separation THE MURDER OP MR. BRADDELL. 104 ail Do. Do. Mb ta d ed u Stock ed .. '3l II 311 on the grac of adultery. The respondent, Charles IN ell Da. do. deferred 38 SO ... Wcolpr, denied the charge, and pleaded condonation. __......_ N. IN Great Indian Peninsula, let 105 103 Dr. Tristram for lb. petitioner ; Dr. Spanks fur the ATTRMITED MURDER IN LONGFORD. 16 15 De. gee. 6 per coati i r _ respoodent DUBLIN, WeDNESDAY Eviceuro. s r i n : oL le: ors:dueo.s al 101 3.01 t 103 Ple - - The • euttee " ere married in "mal l' 1824 , sad they hed The supposed mur d erer of Mr. Braddell, the es. lree 6,3 . 41 ger ee l i, I" - ri bad sax children , of whom, however, oily Gee stir. is. 1 Do - eel tired. They lived very happily together till 1857, land egad, who was shot dad in the tows of T l PPerer7, ma e t w.i....t - when the respondent became attached to a Mee newly two years ago, by a man named Hayes, was arrested sg Do. New l l3 11 d ...- de Simmons. On hie wife discovering the 'Hair e n D uman , yesterday afternoon. H e w as brought wage IN en Do.;o.ll4e.pea.Ll/4 SS 90 id .- igh he went away for a few days, after which be wrote 1119 all Do. do. Ea 1077 SI 111 Lard Huntingdon , and tide morning removed to Waterford wa 2 b a n. reac h ; 4.4, 2 4 42 2 1 44 , 4 1 _,- tli Legging forgiveness, aod expreesed satisfactioe that the ~,__, io. intorno had been found out. as he hut been utterly usable vow. It la not certain that the man &nested is Hayes ; but he n I Do. New I - - -. -. to break it o ff . He proclaimed that be would Dow do so, and was Daniell, identified by the constable who took him into M s& soo tee Itadree po. ...... • L::: SP•"M ! 1 • I: 104 lIN .. make meads daring the short time they bad yet to live , custody, from having formerly knows him in Tipperary. ge. us Pe. do do.-I 91 98 .- ran A reconciliation ensued, Me is the following year The remand took place in order that witnesses who can 11 1 Do- 111 th - -.. ... a • the petitioner aaosrtaiaed that her husband was - -.- w still carrying oo a clandeetise oonespoodenos with Sim. identify •-- may b. procured. IS 11 .5 , 41 r. an Oobsosio Bm 00 46 - inn ; and he then left his home ford go. Stow be had On Monday eight. Richard Memos, land steward to the It an ! Lerma& Can.cia.• &it s s -. lle. Mb Ilf.thotClea.eanletp.E. , et S 4 0 . cohabited is various piacee with Simmons, ead he was sow Rev. Dr. B. Bergh, of Dublin, whilst wittiog in his loose a ii . ' , mid% v .. 5... v 103 1,, 103 •-• living with her at Alma-college, Vane-road, Empion•on- at Woodville, tea mile. from Longford, was fired at 14, MO Da Lela la . I LOS _ 106 - h . Thamm. He bad also bad a family by her. throesda a window. Edward Gilmore, a man formerly in ile 2 1 10 . de. et . . 1 lo t s ite loplei - t • Judicial separation as prayed. - the service of Mr. Burgh, was arrested on suspicion . °L K I:: Os. Irma mama, ie.! 44 gt - Glosses is severely wounded in the head and seek, and his th COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. JOINT WILOCIL MORI. life 111 conidered in danger. Then in mum to believe that • • (Before Mr. Registrar Wieslow, • main as Oovendssioner.) No.l M.l 1100. INI Q. yeteas. I Wes. RE BASIL -A lIBIPOIVKIR'S BANILICeIt - T. the crime ia sot Kuria,. a MenereseMs(L) NLW 141 LW This was an examinetin meeting. The bankrupt wee a Lienteeect-Oolosei Tennant, late of the 35th Regiment Lk. 1:: iAc. :s ea d a ne j ,.. is _- _ shipowner of Feocinumb-street The debts proved aPeeet of Feet, isommitted suicide by shooting himself this morn. 10, 60 Da (end& 26161.4 MI - the estate amount to about 4.0001. leg, at his realest's, Raglan-road. 1040 i 60 Albin S s y %oil - • • No accounts haviag been filed an adjournment was or- SO, 100 Allesteeles..HAverpest IS 141 BS IC dend. 15,0110 100 . Do. New lO NI 16,030 100 De. need si 10 pm 10 5 /as -- to LE ILiGNEE AND 3/AGNES-HEAVY FAILCEZ or THZ LEATHER SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT WARRINGTON. mco . " , Asidso wows . a a i a im Titan. --•- .009! 10 Ingle Italian (Lhelled) 6 lars per - oo The bankrupts were boot and shoe manufacturers and Yesterday, the Warrington borough magistrates 13,305 0 ,Antrallan an 70 n - ekth 'i r s , ot 81 . Harrel* ead Galahlamatmet This Imo wen 'amid fee some time investigating amass in which a 7. 5 61 :1 MI be. New ell 067 -a a sitting for examination sad discharge. The bankrupts roan eased Thomas Leigh was charged with having caused 11 . le 'llleelweeritiebtoime... ti• 11 1 silo 11 5 10,090 MI Meek el all SO SI - came to the emit on their own petition, and ascribe their the death of hie aop, James Leigh, • young man 20 years or e .OOO lei B e a CZE. OS lit 167 - ai failure to heavy losses is trade. The three day.' statement as% The primmer and hie son worked at Messrs. Edelsteu and woo go gash sO m aw alenitedi 4 1 }die shoe an aggregate liability of 8,7514, but so balarms-sheet Son's,s" jatedifoed, as file forgers, theme being an *populates 10.500 IN ;Doak of neenslaad (1 ;10 5 4 0 e 4 having vet been filed, no accurate estimate as to the assets soder his father ; sod on Tuesday night, about five, they MAW 14 'lleshefrietertaLostrla 16 57 39 cat be formed, b u t they are mid to be considerahle. were alone In the workshop. Leigh told his son that some 1.126 10 _ IN* et Wales_ (Yu )•• , W - 6 2as - )1. Mr. Reed was for rho meiliellele 1 Mr. addle/ IlePPoreed fault wee being found with his work-or something to ••••"" m :emu ef flow ivolooo ••1 9 44 Tina - the bankrupt. 10.01 is .fteeniaaareeterieeetu 10 1 ISM - ow that effen-sam• quarrelling aimed. the son statieg that 22 4 ,, 0 " , mum , g 0 , 1 , 4 , 44 (LI 4 mt . -. L. the absence of accounts an adjournment was ordered. be did not case who found fault ; and Leigh took up • her 90:000! SO ,British N. America _ all 41, 47 - T ,.of steel, about two and • half feet long, and struck him • 60.006 MC. Bt. lestle.Aus., Chisel all 46 id see T treeneedons blow upon the left temple, driving in the skull MOOD 11 Marl Om. of Indlo.na all 51 63 61 1 10,000 i.e'City le . CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. sheet two lectern. The youth fell to the ground 111111011b111. 00 Tti IN - t A bey named Hankinsou was the first to learn what had s t i r s I s e : Coleetel c. mid, a indi..& 1 1 16 8 4 2_ 42 r. ....- lb (THIS DAY.) occurred, and he immediately informed Meson Edelstein ; 900.000 10 c. ... 0 „ 00 , 0 , i 5444 xi e T iim li i i -....- the max Leigh followed him into the once, and in a tone .030 1 00 o csuwidal SO 66 Ms - sh (Before Baron Bramwell.) that betokseed the utmost mostersation, said, " I have 6,000 100 Do. New - ll' • i'' , ...derh Thom peon was indicted with having feloniously struck my boy with a bar of steel, tad killed him.' Means 20,000. 60 East Loran .Llmlted , S ii. r . _. ° utile , ' George' hompson, her infant child, witb latent to awe team to remove the boy to big home at 24, Tnestall's. to. oo e, TO Satan nichengetldmil I pm - ten Waile r hi, . row, Latchford, and gorgeous were sent for. 111 r. Sadler 1 0. 006 le 10 4- 00 e 01 • 601 -cesm`L 'MI n ill ea •floo, 60 Senn mid Swedish ( Li is leis per -. li , . F. P. Wood prosecuted. was the first to arrive ;he was at the house is • very short 5 , ; •„,,, so is ,. o peas mink(Limated. toi 1 0441. Lere was some reason to believe that the prisoner was tinoe, and foood the young man is • state of inensibility, tom ha muldeen.ObleseJap.(l ' /6 4pm 2 - - Int 01 a sound state of mind, and not is & fit state to plead and bleeding from the wooed he had received. Mr. Spieks 60.000 100 I Do. need at 2pm l5 Si linet T' lathe indictment. and Mr. Sharp afterwards came, and every mew were 24,000 100 Do. New, oa. et 6pm lO - - - In. Amerind was called, who stated that the prisoner takes to restore the unfortunie man, en h a t hopes thou 100 'thiparbu man, Damn le 14 16 an - same time previous to the recurrence had ben liner lie we re entertained e l hi s recoxec y y o . an l ee t mon d e( (W e d. ...4, •01 000'ILe 1 ......,. 1/•. New is 7 71n 175 etre as a Inane, but that he had, shortly before she made nesday), about half•put 5, be died. There appears to be Ir mo 4 " 4 ; = 444 . 4,441 Bask a) Is e 4 44 . 1 _ the attempt upon the life of her child, discharged her as no doute that the blow wee struck in sager, and without mama m ,/„ 22 2 1e 242 .2 2. , 4 11 Ifni - F emel. He also stated that she had before she came under premeditatioo. The prisoner was committed for trial at the mese, 14 l ea. e. 6 Idis Ipie 54 he 're osule ao attempt to destroy her own life. next Chester wise' ou the charge of manslaughter. 141,1111111110 lea. leak el Seenell. 13 6 si els - Lr. Gibson, the surgeon of the gaol, under whose care 111,10SW0 - LAWN gad Drestilan the crafter Lad been dune( her intprisoomeet in gaol else 6.10 1 0110101•31.A7111111/..PlaWL 40 14 16 pm 51 ,tit-• 1 that the riuser was at the present time in an so- The case of the Leeds Banking Company came 13,461) 76 Ite • New • iaa at I t P aa l 71 3 4p. - I' 6.000 100 Lea, Mr. £6. Star. (1 ,II II 1 ale -, I voted state nf midi. sad not in • fit state to tindentand the before the chief clerk al rios- Chancellor Kindardey yes. 701.0 0 0 2 0 Los. Ch.lreek er Amami ail 26 p 3 gag tattle of the iodic:meat, or to plead to it. , The jury then found the prisoner to be of unsound coin& terday, for the purpose of authorising the official liquidator K m ,/ s e e n •L e t t u m ass me hwowL eml u t 7 . ( i ; n a 7 0 0 5 1 di. It . and abs was ordered to be detained daring her Majesty's to issue notices for the first cell upon the shareholders of 05.000 60 Loudon IP& Stock 110 49 50 40 I , cdure. at bank. The chief clerk appointed the 9th d December 1 3." le ' Do 14•11.1ee at TOM 10 -• - the note rio Lon. .sail Northern .L) ST 9 6 dal = 1, 441 0,,,,4.-14 piny, alias Dr. Macey, who sue- for holding • meeting to make a call, and Mr. Torqued 23,000 90 /oedema teeth African all 231 641 ft I rtmli•red to take his trial. and William Anderson, were charged with feloniously sending • threatening letter to was au th oris ed to give notice that the amount of the all e." 100 LaIL a & Western , Liel- 10 li 2 41010 n , 10,010 100 Den. a Wastininsier I Lotatue Augustus Clarke, demanding 1501. from him with I will be 701 . • shan k._ 10,003109 1 Marone& Muf f le.' l7l 74 ottee 1st nr•-..,... VISIT 011 HIE DIAJINITY AND THIR ROYAL FAMILY MAW IS Ilfrirattl• It Iselsand lO 1 11dIs 8 4 Mr. Nt ....ir -..-.. e appeared for the prostootice. Mr. Ribtoa TO Till WOLSZY CHAPTL, WINDSOR DAirna.-Vesterday =4:1441144tare, leak 10 ii lilts - (L 55 . 5 las - ted Mr. Lewis were counsel for the defendant Wray, end morning, about 11 o'clock, the Quin, accompanied by their upp!pin Am.' 2.2 (Ly.) k Ir. Kemp appeared for Aodersoo. Royal Higher's, the Prises sad Prisons of Wales ad gun im 2 42 4.1 a /.1 , 4 . 24 . 4 lO 14 Tem _ The, 51. circumstances of this case ievolved some details of a p r i eess a melon, eastuoded by an member of the royal AGM 100 lelpreog Ora 4l ... - 44. 1 tlog nature. The defendant Wray, it appeared , suite, visited the Royal Tomb House (mare popularly 26,000 20 Do. New 12 - - - 'wiled nu the business of a kind of quack doctor, in Dorset. I ma m se the Wolpay Chapel). which is being very beam Sane 10 ,Do do. do. 10 - - - snort, burnt...elute, acid advertised to cure • senile 1 Welly and artistically decorated at the expense of the le . e . :L e 6 2 ,1 .1 2 4 e kite ' 11714,, • New l 5 - 1 c .1 " I th ' e ' re. The prosecutor is en anon an the seeSl royal 'linden, as a memorial chapel in memory d the late "" • 44 ' " 446 46 47 - eteell 10 . Now Isined tamale) 1 par 4 1Pee t .... Niteroi to he very respectably snouted, sad he , Prises Consort. Her Majesty drove de " te the aesmgY ""t" 10 I"ribWirnera 1 1 4 Pa - n v'em., looli.bly applied to Dr. Henry. He rust the perideses of the Rev. Gerald Wellesley, accompanied 60,400 M Oriental Bank Conant sU 59 00 - ' M ut m m-, of medicine, and paid altogether the saga et by the * go wn & Hon the royal party left their terrine eattee be Provoa litankineCorp.a. a ldts par ..- 1 ' - ia the cmirs° of meters' month& her silk aad entered the deanery, where they were act by the Dean 1 2 000 Leo Preetec. of Ireland - C 'r'y, fanning the medicine supplied to him did ,et Wisdom and Mrs. Wellesley. The Quell end royal L 7, 1 1 , 6 01 ;,' 11°1 11 0•4,1Delhf • -ii 1 1 ... 11 AP° 114 i - tot do him much good, he resolved to have no mom to do ! family at one. geocesded to the chapel where Mr. G. Scott, Rao te s o w, sm ar• t u n.) . 74 j t e li ps . { p i t , i ?''' ll'rerY. and then applied to his own funny t the waits* Mears. Clayton en Bell, and Berm Th. 10,000 100 emu. as .a. Abs.:. In viz 2 p m, re '• •. AO Shortly after that the primmer Anderson celled gain bad senembled, the royal visit being s pecially made 4463 1 " ' Do. 64 ' - n sip's the prosecute end told him that Dr. Haien had • (or sbc wpm se of haspedisg sea designs for the haw. 60,02 e M Make a moven._ • o rt e,ro. for medical &Unclear:* and advice ' to the noes - nt ! aural deem Mee& Mews. Clayton and Bell, ei 11.1 " 4 ". * M IT !pisen Umips el loaeoe frib" 4111 4 1 1 2 Sr es "a i l see , .• ei.,l salted him to him 0 money or a pert , street, had the humor of submitting to her Majesty their ' f 3 . Th Pl y e di ',reels., e prosecutor ultimately pad A;idethow a meteor for the deeoratices of the west mid ef the chapeL Ducrus. 1,3 e ' e , e _ :e said be wasted etreethieg to pay Met Majesty was also plena to Mourn the earldom sato No. 1 as. 1 DOOM ledl CL press. 1 elan. . R u h„,4 14 .7 , 7 1 ; . 4 . .reosipt from him for it. ! misled by Bone Tled for the duoristioe of the walls - .avers) occasions the prosecute, remind 1 bawds the north l and mouth windows, with *three le lowan 14 . lisle wed Welt MI S • 115 l IN ns - ,4"i2: 1 z0 ol Dr. Henry, applyieg to him for the pummel ; mane inlaid week, • raredeseriptioe of ambito:Ural owes' Mk] 81. csimfta teedeeast. Fiss =tne 6 1 71 74 - - t .] m . . 1 containin g threats that if the money were meat. At the dose et the inspection of the cartoons the a m 42 ,. 444 , 44 , 4446 IN - - - t h v ,',, if' - tit. Prosecutor would be exposed in the neighbour - Queen and royal family re-entered their arrive ad drove no s, gs themes & ISO MS le7 is which his father and friends resided, sod also et the hole le the malls. .NO Do. new - - -. 11006, ta,coo, •F• 0311 treE *WitgEVA(tiirßAYAVattEsime,- 811TII Ommihrlms Con tide. L Chlwared Mare ArtaL Dew. 0. Coo. (Taristk ) Drat/walls bet arid (Mogre) bre Owed= ant Core Dna LA Gerardle trek Lo nett a. W. Urea Meath ) Grumbler & Il ( L u tit.4 Ored lam best Beath Sober 0. W. Vor (admire) Otrevale Hased'a loot ..... Umpire Dorms =rot 'Vey Want) Valley Wendy tree Oro Itimead ....... New adorn North Dam ••• •• North looluez . N. W h. Bammetaca North Wheal Prosy's'. Coded Pro (U. Letant ) B. Oracle &Orem L W. heron tlllrgeas I n tmf vca Park Wed Bard (Mesa) W. Outtlee (lArlorard) Wee Chlidete Wad Wm Wk. Mt. Bella besrat( Mo(Bounty gul) Wheal Lndoott WalaryAmut (Ilathee Wheel %too Wh. brhensmy Mak Wheel Ueda ei TO 81 116 680 IMO I 1 60 46 1820 • If 11 : 4 5 7 14i 171 23 U Bi * 1? 1 • 41 8 9 it 4 Of se 7 TES IYANIC OF FRiNCT. (ssoytins siozottsc.) PARIS, Nov. 24, 2 P.N. The Bank of Prance liae reduced its rate of dis count from 7 to 6 per cent. The rate for commercial bills is 7 per cent. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'OLocw. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 8 to 7 per cent. This measure having been fully anticipated, has occasioned rather realisations than pur chases of public securities. All the markets are dull, and occasionally a slight reduc tion in prices has taken place. The decline, how ever, is in no case important. The funds ass steady, though Consobt are quoted a trifle lower for the account. The alteration in the Bank rate, baring been fully expected, has had no appreciable effect upon the general discount market, where good bills are still taken at 61 to 61 per cent. The charge for abort loans in the Stock Exchange is rather higher, at 5 per cent., the demand having increased. The discount establialiments now allow 5 per cent. for money at call, 6} per cent. at seven days' notice, and 6 per cent. at fourteen days' notice. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 651 r. 05c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, with div., for money, and 891 to 1, ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, 91 ; ditto for account, 90 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89, 881 ; New Three per Cents,, 89,1, 881; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, f ; ditto Bonds, ss. prem., par ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 102; and Exchequer Bills, per., 4a. die. Foreign stocks are generally 'beady, at yester day's prices, though the tone is dull. nglo- Turkish Bonds, after meeting with some inquiry, have now become flatter. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. : Greek, 23 to 1 ; Mexican, 294 to ; Confederate, 61 to 62 ; Spanish Passive, 30/ to 4 ; the Certificates, 134 to 4 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 714 to 72/ ; ditto 1862, 71} to 72 ; and the Consolidds, 474 to I, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brasilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 851 ; ditto, 1863, 83 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 ; Egyptian, 954 ; ditto, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 96 ; French Three per Cent. Rentee., 64fr. 75c. ; Greek, for account, 234 ; Italian (Harm:mane. Railway), 714 ; Mexi can, fur account, 291, 4 ; ditto, 1866, 274 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 834 ; Portuguese, 1856, ko., for account, 474, 48 ; Russian, 1862, 874, 864, 87, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 88; Sardinian, foraccount, 85/ ; Spanish, 484; ditto Passive, for account, 304 ; Turkish, 1858, for amount, 72, 4 ; ditto 1862, for account, 72, 71} ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 724, 4; ditto, 1863, 68, 87 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 491, ex div. The 'Grip of the New Egyptian Loan is better, at to prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2/ to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 10 prem. ; General Credit, 3to 4 premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 34 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to ; Ottoman !Soaked Ginfrale, 24 to 4 prem. ; and Anglo-Naptiaa Bank„ 1 din to 1 prem. The City of Manchester, from New York, has brought 172,0001. in specie, and the Germania, 33,5001. Fors o'CLocK. Consols are flatter, at 91 to it, with div., for money, and 891, ex div., for the account. 27,000/., in gold has been taken to the Bank, and 7i,000 sovereigns withdrawn for Alexandria. It is rumoured that a Moldavian loan for 900,0001. will be iatrodimed shortly. About:106,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, while 60,000 sovereig . us were with drawn for Alexandria. During the week 170,0001. of newly imported gold has been sent in, and 86,0001. withdrawn for Egypt. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 7th December will be rupees 800,000 (360,00014 n the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, the sanction of the court was given foe a reward to be offered for the ap prehension of Thomas Hall Gladstone, of the firm of John Gladstone and Co., of London, and chairman of the Intereolonial Bank (Limited), who has absconded—it is believed to New York. The bankrupt is said to have taken with him a box containing 300,000 dole. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. John C. Cole and Co., merchants, chiefly in the Spanish trade, who suspended payment on the 28th ult., took place yesterday. The balance-sheet presented by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the acoonutanta, shows total liabilities to the amount of 68,4111., and assets 57,6581., including 19,6901. due from Messrs. Hartley and Co., of Seville, whose stoppage caused that of Mews. Cole and Co. The creditors were in favour of the estate being liquidated by Mr. Cole himself in concert with the accountants, but, iu deference to the expressed wish of Mr. Cole, it was unanimously resolved to liquidate under inspection, and Mr. Robert Brad ford was appointed the sole inspector. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,1261. over last year ; the London and South Western, an increase of 3651. ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,0231.; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,1361.; and the Great Eastern, au increase of 1,8191. A meeting of the shareholders of the London Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the 9th December for the declaration of a dividend. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam Ship Company is called fur the 7th December. The half-yearly meeting of the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (Limited) is convened for the 29th inst. The rate of insurance upon the J. E. K., from Melbourne, with 44,000/. in gold, which has uow been at sea 130 days, has advauoed at Lloyds to five guineas premium. WZDIIIZSDAT EVISMIG. Consols, which eland yesterday at 90 to 1, ex div., for the Bth Deo., opened this morning at the name quotation, and, after being offered at 891, closed at 89 13-16 to 15-16, or 894. For money the last price was 91 to with div. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Co:Isola, for money, 911, Ce 1, ; ditto, for account, 901, 90 ; Three per nts. Reduced, 891, 4, I, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 801, I!, 1.; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107, 1061, 1, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 35., ss. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 109 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market for Consols was a little firmer, and 89/, ex div., was again bid for the account. The foreign stock market was flatter. Confede rate Bonds declined 1 per cent.; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half Cents., ; Mexican and Greek, ; and Italian S tock and Turkish Coneolides, per cent. Peru vian Bonds, ou the contrary, improved per cent., and Spanish Certificates 1. 1111.4*. i moN MOO 4861 Lei 9oB %...• 0D 9 ,061 1,01111 1" —Ro il.11 I.lloi 6121 6,000 1 1,054 1 3,4001 403 SII 4.i3.4 1,016 396 1,000, 90,0 0 0 9 10 . 20. 1 41,000 12,000 at i t i coo ji l ts,cal 20.0001 oo wl 40,000, t.:9ITN* 1•47 W -301 1110,000' le= IMAM IFTAX_•3I! sizoool ______ MR& TOMO 20,000 10,000 MOW 4000 110,000 10, LW le;ipie louooo io?,ouo 1.1.0 SO MUM 17.0 17.0 1142.8 It& 1 ijl.ll 8 L laa• itillgid 4L9is. LlO.O LILO 7.1.0 10a7 111 111/111 •0.17.0 10 8.6.8 8 I SB 7 IS Ang*MaaMon N , AactroluaM A LV l ll:F a t tiiarnatWaimea* 11balmy Oat ( IND 141r1146 Antarkna Lod 41. 4. 11. Mag. TY. (L) 111151Csaada Company 10 ) eseadlanLoamthav:L ) 10 Ceylon Company 25 City of Um. ItealProp(L 01 City Otlima (Um.) ... 10 Coact African/4*(14 IS Commercial Ualon4l* 14 Vonattlldated DM.. (LI Coathmatal Da 100 o ° N ca r i Lans=4:a. 10 C. touarnitob. at nag SI Do 114 Orys Do. lal a *marts. (L) h iaoa ▪ Do. latianno• Oa os M. ap. Dab 144 Dinomaioormot N aVamL 10 S. India Inigailoo. Mo • lOsbw Vale 111 =Coat 124.(1 II Sag. and A*. CoppMr 60 lagmad IN ling.dqooftlaiL 10 Flamm* Corporation 50 Flnandal Diaconal (L) II Fora*. Warlike* (L 110 Clainvain (Ihnitad) G.CredlidlitameLon(L 16 Oen. Nam 60 Momod3oloalal Aa(L) 10 audaon'ailay 00 bap.* Iler.Cdt.Ara. ita Carrylmg (Ma. 20 [Mara* Mama* lq 10 Intaraat.imad Credit( 10 !Sanaa brig. (Om Oar.) KG Dad p. c. 2.1*. r. AO 22 L obbi oad Nov itlat lltockDlamnat(L, 15 Loot Ablaut Trading 16 Lond.andCaladoiL M.( L 10 Lon.CoantyLaadtß.(L ▪ Load.*** Tolan(L) 41 I. Moe. (L 60 Da Now I Load.O. Omnibus C.(l I 50 Load.. IND*. &GA* 10 loonier. DhoccutkLJ Lond.rnmtnetalllarino • 14draa brigs. Oaaal IS Do. 10 *marinas land,4*(L ) 10 Noel AM* (L) 50 Mang] Iron Works 10 Nsialiand&CoL C. (L) Si Italian* Ina Cora. (L) ▪ National Financial (1.1 15 MinnalFroc. Iw lialionalmama t il lar(L) IS liitaddsCasi dl L'L le Da Naar IS MINN* T.& Loan(L ea N.8r1t.5 astrakalamL) 44 N.Srlatilarcan. I.a.(L 1 NovaScoliall.aadL I Do. do. ▪ , Marl* Imam 110 emantortaal(L DI Oriental Flaanclalaim. 1 tal 0.. (Uauaid) 1 Do. New 10 OrlanllallandStoma(2 1 10 Otago 1 Bthlaaannel Mom* Flaaamal (L) ▪ , Oaa VAINiI PanaamlLlL Nnin ta a,L) I Do. do. 10 Do. New r. Faallilv.landattia.(l4 60 l'unlnaalsr Ai O. M 4 40 Do. do. New 10 ril a r s ada L, R.. 11.(1 N Ina 15 Nan 116 Rho,. City Immo% go 16 Ditto ditto . loyalMalielaaM al leak Austra.lalest. (L. 10 Snap. 11 diCo4l 1 10 Soc. I nau..r Ittypts ( I N P Atrleaa It L. (1 ` N south Australia& Lad M. Do. illabuseleo Telaarapb Scrip 5T.6001 N Dd. Lastraca Mala.(L 101.000 N absaiustllassay llaoo 10 ,Trast.klamoyollaa. KO. N T. & 1. 00. of U. 80.000 Untied C. Wag. Oa (4 Nooo ID Daiwa Maria& Lail. 01.000 II U=AssanTaa(Usa. 42.000 II 10.000 N Vaa Disaa's Lad -20,000 60 Warrant Flaa=a. 10.000 so .Weetladlake 1 Tic ts 5 lm l2 es a 6. 6 U 10 67 ft 66 70 145. par 3 1 4.1 , 4 ldu pr st 6 30 0 3 IWs par Ipia I MU 17_ ID al 4 r. 4 sas is U US in to Its 2 tells te liab 1 1 11 0 1 k 10e1 11 I. I Ws 2 0 1 414 4 2 dig & eiPm • 4 414 $ sI ll_ 26 17t } l7 Si Pc i Poo It 3pm 71 64414 St 46 14124 Par is LP: 1 1 2 9 i IV= 9 Mai q 3 6 Ms 6 3 din . 4. ij 141. 1 o4d b Idla pm 10i I . 1 1i it as par adis all km i ft ipa 1% WI . 1 1 me 2Le pm al S 1 It s i ll. as Pr 4 2_4i 'I I Ift 4L 4$ U Yi U ▪ U Ills pat • U 111 1 1 416 66_ 6f liSsso=l Pss 3 I Me Fs 9 II Ws par 11 lbs PREFERILNCE SHARI& Great Eastern, Listen Orniaties 6 tor mat. pref., 121. Great Northern 41 per oak, redeem. at 10 per cent. pros., 1021. Great Weetera, Orininal irrielleiria. 4 ”r oath, 861. North Eiders, York. H. sad & Pure 101. Ditto, Stockton sad Defiant°. AI per soot., 28. Ditto, ditto, B 6 per amt., 321. 1. South Emirs (Reading As.., U. Oa 60, 21 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sad Sao Fructose (Lim.), mia. 7 pas awl, 141. Dutch Rhimiah, 26. Imperial Maziaas Railway (Limited), 31, 1. Sas Paulo (Limited) gaanateed 7 pair mot. (16& paid), 14. Di**, ditto (all paid), 181. PROVINCIAL SHAM MARXXIB. LISMOOOI. NOY. 25. —Great Eastern. •a. f—Ortat 281 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117. j 4 17 Ilij 1 17—Condon an North W *stern, 1104 2019 f 204 4 20—Ms ropollum, 1 04—Midland, Intl—Non/17.60,am, Berwick capital stock, 115— Ditto York, 1056—South Lutern, 86 64—Loudon and North Western, St. Balsa's A, 104—Demerara. Seven per Gent., 100 Grand Trask at theada. Three per Cent. Mb pre. stock, alt IWcois 501—Duith Bhenhh, at p.—Ditto paid up i 5 —Confidante Lana, art—Atllaisce liatik,"londm and LW ), 12 p.—Eastern Exchange Bank (Lintibid ) , 6.16 General Credit and Flamm. Company (15maltadl, 34 1 0 . —Mmweh the and Irthaage Bank ,Limited), 14 4 d.—Ditto new alums, I=d iorth Western Bank (Usti 4 p.—Albion Marine „ 7-16 d.—Britlati and Foreign (Limited), I 15-16 ip.—Kini4r• Marisa (Limited). lj p.—Thames and Mersey marina bj Hi 7-16 don Marine (Limited), af 3-16 I 7-16 p. —Limnos:l Exchange, 20—National Steam (Limited., 64 15-16 11-16 4 7 d.--Steam Tug, ll—West India and Padgo Steam, 14 1-16 p. Maannueria, NOV. 23.—Prices were lower for nearly every thing, but a good business was dom. Caledonian, 134—Conan. Waled Bonk (Limited), 7e p.—Oreat &Mem 04-OmM Northern A, 1501 7 6i —Grand Trunk of Canada, 114 4 j—tireat Western of Canada, 91-Great Western, 74 i—Fludson's Bay, 174—John Brown and Co., It —Lancashire Yorkshire, 1174 164—London and North Western, 1204 101—MineheMer, abeam& and Uneolashire, 66} 61 6—New ditto a per omit. pref. (all paid). 913-Id—Metropolitan. 1104 I—North Stafford shire, 40--Seth &astern, 864 I 4—Slaveley Coal and Iron, le p -Ditto new, 4 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine insurance, 6 616 4 7.16 I p.—Coaster and Carlisle, 215 - National Steam, 6 1116 t d.—Oldbain Gas. 221 ContyderateLoan, • 08AM. Ov. 59.-the iNs today were of 01710a1 Palace preference stock, till Birmingham sad District bank. 161. awl Alliance Fire shares, Is. premium. liklland Mock quotedllitr Stour Valley sharvs, 61, buyers : South &tr. fords, 100 sellers; Birmingham Banking Cowl:way sham, Sit to 1111 : Metropolitan Wneen„ lit buyers. ditto, secoad hese, lj to 24 prem ditto. thir4 n to 14 prem.; British and Forwtril Strlway Plant. to 1 prom ; Birmingham Finaselal, 11 to 11 prim. ; Mantis Metal. le to I die. ; Patent Manual Axle- Imo, 6 to 61 prem. A man was committed for trial by the Liverpool magistrates, yesterday, for a singular impontios. The pri mmer seemed the politica of as odlow of the Board of Health, sad visithig the bumble quarters of the borough, be Malted that the people be my were ill, sad forged physic upon them at 3s. Bd. s bottle. Tan eramoso PIDZIAL liacsurrnro.—Mr. Bate sea, solielter, who hes been employed by the gewenceset to inquire into the alleged kidnapping of Federal rsoruits, wont on beard the Great Western es Wednesday, aantioniog all the presagers as to the fat* which would fa all proba bility await them cm the ether Me of the Atlantic. With one exceptiee, all the passeagiors said they would take their chance, as they never mteedad to edit sad would Dot do so. The Great Western i• din pmeated from sailing by the customs authoritiee. 14000 L‘101) 114000 40,000 It, GOO iO.OOO 10.000 ~~ 4,0001 COCO:, 9.7.00 i: 181 .4 76 t I S KI " iFii - !j 10,000 1 Ivy 5001 &Mat 40,000 25,400 10,000 10,006 12,600 MOO 410u0.1001 SAM $4.000 i 17,0011 P 3.1 gain !9.760 moo mow 84°3 1 MN! MOW I 1 linios. et t It I 411 N i 71 iii i al 3 Hudson's Bay glares fell ss. to 7s. 6d. closing at 17k to f. Egyptian Tracing wens quiet; sit 1 7-16 tollpram.. National Discount dull at 10} to; and Joint Stock Discount 'lightly lower, at to ' di% Australian Agricultural, City Offices, on and Caledonian Marine Insurance, Na tional Steam, and London and St. Katherine Dock Stocks, were all better. Natal Land shares have declined. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oxocx. The dealings i k the mining market today are upon a limited scale. East Grenville and East Lovell shares, however are rather firmer—the former at 51 to 6, and the latter at 15 to f. On the other band, East Russell have receded to 41 to 5, and East Caradon to 124 to 19. Great Vor are quoted 33 to 34. The bargains recorded in the Stock Exchange comprise the following, viz. : Chiverton, 7 ; Great Laney, 17 ; and Tincroft, 16f. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 10, Linares at 5 and sf, and Port Phillip at If. The annual meeting of the Alters and Quonangen Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 30th instant. At West Wheal Vor general meeting, the as showed a credit balance of 1,150/. 135., after paying for the new bOin. engine and the costs to end of September. The costs are now expected to be about 150/. per month, and in about seven months the agent anticipates cutting the lode at 30 fathoms deep, in connexion with the elven which made so much tin in the adjoining mines of Great Wheal Vor and Great Fortune. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES, 2,,, Oct 15 22 . as id KM AI as 04 2... 14 322 24 352 6d 29 Nov. 6 l2 l9 az weeks'Aga - pia Aver 242 .. I -.. I _ j I Doti.—Wbast, Urfa', Oat; ire, Biwa. sad Palk Is. DWILAII Show"Pe TO moronioas ix to AVILLaral 12101 0I MIIRAS DOIIIIIB TER MI 111.1111•1119. Paws. Oct. Ih. SS 11 • • SS • .. ZS as 1.... —;:...ri LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY latel7l.lC AND NTI3IATIONAL TELIGIAP/L) 1711011 001 OV7II 00113111WONDL/17.1 The market opts' steady, bat with quiet &goad The Wes will peobably toot op about 8,000 balm 31 INCIN G-LANZ.—(TH 1/3 DAY. ) SoaLi. —Thom is no improvement intim deemed for raw; the sake of British West India have bass at adeeline of L. per cwt., except ataxy refining qualities, which only show • slight decline. Of other descriptions. the Wes include 4000 bags of Ilauritios reemtly bought is at public male, chiefly brows qualities at 27a. to 30s. ; reined at the reduced prices lately rul ing; buyers have shown more dispositio• to purelaso. Conn.—That IN ast laaressed disposition to purchase, and sales and regales of colonial descriptions have been made at a farther advance; satire Ceylon ordinary, 66a. • plantation 795. to 82s. 6d. ; god ditto, 83s. 6d. to 85s. CO(?01. has sold at previous price', common and middling Triaidod, 118 s. to Ifs.; superior, 82a. to 90s. Tu.—Them is rather mare inquiry for old season's good medians blackish leaf Coogan, othorisise the markim is quiet. Ricn--The motet is firm but Dot active. Naomi:is Amass sold at Bs. 3d., white Bengal, lla tolls. Rosi.—The market continues arm. hum—Mors es a good seasomble demand, without ma terial claw from last week's prior. Pzerza.—Ther• is• fair inquiry, at former priors ; Siam sold as ;tad. ; memos Name, 3d. to 30. BALTerras.—A parcel of Larraelme sold at 295. COCIIIIIIAL ham sold at an improvement of ld. to 2d. par lb. Honduras filmy, 2s. Bd. to 3a. 24. ; Yezim, 2s. 9d. tole. 10d. ; Tonertffo, 2e. 9d. to 3a. ; black, 3a. to 3s. 4d. Corrou.—The market has booms° quiet, and previous prices am barely supported. JOTS btu sold at as admit* et 204. to 29e. Pit ton ; low and Waling 101.5' to 171. its. ; good muddling to flue, 181. fo. to 231. TALLOW MARTETT.—(THIS DAT.) rill market is quint Tows tallow is quoted 41s. 3d.; Potorsbiug Y.O. as tie spat. 418.64. ; all the year, 41s. 6.1.; Jaawary to Yu* as. 3d. ; March, 43.. 3d. METP.OPOLITIN CATTLE MARKET. (THUS DAY.) Although the supply of buses is by DO MS= large, it is fully equal to the demand. Trade is very duff. saff it $ difficult to realms Monday's quotations. Than is very little business doing I. the sheep insitst. The few good qualities on offer are disposed of at about lloodsfs prise. Trails is very isisitive for all descriptioes of stock. The foreign supply is 340 beasts, 570 sheep, 195 salt.., sad 30 pip, from Germaity and Holland. her some of Sibs. a. 4. 2►4. I Oar Aces at VOL s. I. 42. Sot &Nola Magda 6 0 11 I Bost Lana 111-Imisels 0 0 0 0 Baal Intari.lsoras •10 6 0 pest Jou& 44246. 6 0 6 2 Saass4 ark. brats 11 0 1 8 Do. 43. .... 0 0 0 0 Oahu P l 6l Ileasalwak Mt-Wok 6 4 6 6 Lambe Beasts at market. 010: slump sad lambs. 1 060: AS: pia 178; WWI sows, 70. SMITHIPLILD RAY ILARSICT.--17)118 DAY.) Moms. Barely and &stoat report trade at last d.y's pious :—Prias meadow hen Ns. to 106 a. ; clover, old, 110 a to Ms.; straw, 230 to 30a. .1 WM/. °M IL Nov. L'Nov.l2. Nov. 19. . ---- . . :". ......1. —..— .. .. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIG E NCE (IT =craw nianars.) WARWICK ME TINA.—(THIS DAY.) SHAXP.SPEAILE HANDICAP. Twilight ... ... ... ... Wild Dock ... ... ... ... ... -- - --- --- 10 aka. HANDICAP SWICEPSTAHE3. Dawdle ... ... Lidy Bohm ... ... ... Gowaaaua ... ... I ::: i ... 1 ... 2 ••• ••• ran. GRAND ANNUAL 81'REPLECRLEIR. Portliutd ... ... ... ... Globul• ... ... ... ... Yaw Gal ... ... ... ... LEAMINGTON GRAND ANNI7AL STEEPLECHASE. You mike. _ _ _ Jerry, Joe Maley, FrMioTaa, Rook the Ga, Slyfox, Marble Hill, Meanwood, Portland, Prima. Dagmar rdener , Yam (hi, sad Tony Lumpkin are bare. PAID FORM% —Arbury. Creole, Fly6aher, Merrimac, Relent°, Real Jam. Marsh Mi li taat, Sir Hubby, and Lady Doeshm. TUB CHURCH LS THZ MITROPOLIL —The Lord Bishop id Lithos yestereley Seemed the Rev. Beery North Bernard, MA., to a aurae, in the church of the Holy Tried,. Twickenham ; the Row. James Rom Bridge, Yd.. to a curacy in the pariah church of Barnes ; the Rev. Jaime Haslowood Carr, ILA., to a esracy in the church of St. Mary. Kilburs ; the Rev. Deere Craven, DL A., to. sorecy in the parish chards of St. George the Mercer, yeses's. aquae% Bloomsbury ; the Rev. Jamie Dodd , R.C.L. , to • curacy is the church of St. Matthias. Rethsal-green • the Rev. Philip Dowe, 8.A., to • curacy I. Christ Chinch. Barnet ; the Rev. Robert Mendell, LA., to a wares, i. the church of St. Bartholomew, 13eilinal.grees ; the Rev. Brooke Lambert. LA., to a enemy in the church of SR Meek% Whitschapel ; sad the Rev. George Tatum, ILA., to a suer is the church of St. Thomas, Bethnal/rem. Tim Colrain ono, roc CASADo.—The draft of the aleistitutios proposed for the Foderatioe d Brill& North demise was published is Quebec before the de parture of lb. Ilitersian. It is a leerthy document, sad contaiss 69 classes. The Federal governmect end parlia ment are to be formed, as far as cireumataeoes may permit,, oe the model /of the British ooestitutiorn The pseud parliathot is to consist of a Legislative Corinth sad a House of Commons. The couueillore ere to be mood :for life by the crown, sutler the great seal el the mend government. The repressetatiou is the Howe of Comatose will have for its beak the popnletioo , detheniaed by the official °ensue takes even tee years. The number at present to be foe Upper Csoada, 82 ; Lower Caaada, 65; Nova Botha. 19 ; Now Brunswick , 15; New foundland, ; Prises Edward's Island, r. The dathiss el the parliamentary maim is Nbe bee year unless pre : thusly dissolved by the Goverearteceral. There Is never to be • rester lapse than use year between the mod of ces Federal 11141140 i and soother. Tim resod government is to amuse all the debts sad obliethons of the different pre. visors. The rewind government is to rause to be complmad, without delay, the intercolenial railway between River 6 1 Loup sad Truro, is Nova Booth, makhia it par through New Brunswick. The govermsest is also to do Lis isme towards opening commuoicatioa with the great west sad the sea as room as the state of the Seabees will permit. ~ J. i;~' I ~ ` M 1!