The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-24 00:00:00

LAW lIITELLIGENCE. (THU DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. UMW 4 Basso.—(l3•( ore Lord Chid Judo'', Has, sad Juedeoe end Crowder.) PaOCTOR W. allaol AND OTVIIIPJ.—JCO9IINT. This w es aped from • declaim of tee rovisuts tentottis for the sixth'," derbies of the county of Durban; and Its loathe ins bawd a Gm daps ego. Tbs Lord Chief Joshes sew &Soared judgment, and laid that is this ere dr *toff woe tbs nutmeat of • copyboid hem of sash oohs as 'maid .s • right of se = l l: us hens^ sod mho Ida, thashre, qsahlied to the uproot weirdo ef restos 24, kr Ur tensity; but be cc essediel that the lootistot the house to separate immure is mob • wows se si" Y thaw quaillostioss dar chi boroash" ., S : m eg we sso of owfloire home equival toe ssestesot to cwt homes as eccapiaeLdte sepoe wee tressed so if ihoot itiosmisto Wield of bone ta • vortical Her maw the cues roof had Woo la • hansoms' Hoe nadir ospoesti leek emit Min of lowstlalst velar to omit a vast for taw bonsith,bst the sistrossis Wag of safikiest Tahoe to outlet a vets flos the cessly, owl Is width 0.01 did lisdked would to osolliod lr (beery. tat is the owe wspposed they would Its sepsetod horse" whilst boos it wee Med that thaw it. only ass low" and Wog such it Rave so owslifiostios kir the sweog. tie sem monody sad that is seek • ewe time shosM le =owls de as county. whorls, rosy penes es peocion should is rospeet of it • rigid to twee fro ths hoesigh or sot. se rs ig thow reasese tit NUM dooldtd that the n TYtg i wa eldt Y reirwisi the vets Ans •113O0D V. TVCIII4- pavans v. rocas; YID BICILIT ~ iteltil.—JroollSWr. Tbla• weft re(Liii;i6l•74;;l; WoOTs; bxmik •/ Aah- TM lAA Chien wake sad the gooks ewe whether the Oar la eaA of thmm oar wee qualified valor the nth awaha of the Reheat Aet is roped of AA =ea of • home elk had oder mho leo The promelme wets deriad ~ba b as* by the ems fradOA ae that the emailmalee wa bet Os ~SO of the yard otempealea ihe the voesesime el pm of the probes sitaiber possacir dl b see mew the reewalee wee act la the 4111•11 deeieg is. whale yew. It wee otatoded "hot the calempoome was teat tie cio•Ormaile woo &- obeyed, bet the mart woe of • Elmo spanks, Oak be UM the oboe M base app emagl viii. They Aosta that the Ode. of the are bridled et pew Owe of amileleat rase wee the Oedema meet relied es by is. leptheare. Ti. woe did set wren that the gawp did aft 'maw of leadleed defier Um year dorwyod the laillbeio mad they fry the aleieet that the bateleareo bed say web Weems. The opeelle oet, theeolho be allowed, mid the dr, mew of the amides bandaer revereoL Appeals allowed. COURT OF EICHIQIJIIR. Sittings is Usee.—(Befeee do Lad ChM Dana, lad &MIMS flell=llllll. WIWI. ad QomIL) At the drat iof die ceOitthie -- The Load and germ &avowed the t of tie court It the follyetag ores to the ore oriel ppm erred darts, the present tern, bet without robes rote the fem. JONES V. 11041 U.. TM court mewed the rote. DA.WILS O. KAMEN. itM meta GILL IP. WILIOHT. R.I. Wand. TILIW V. TEM LSILWAT PAMENOIRS All CILASCI COKPANT. Mak Imedr4p. ia tha ame mated • rola. M•11111110:DIGNell. Rale nevem& SWIIIVEII V. LOILD 0111.111FOILD.—WOHT/i OP COPPIPZI, Sht r. Kelly resemed his arguments in tbis importaat Can this moraiag. lie said he had to submit to their lord =lwLether the eharoe against the defindaat was ee could to Firm in endwise on this record. The =I se origin.l4 framed, was • criminal offence, it coutionied in i oacert with another limos, as alleged in the awned count world be an indictable ofes. but if committed by me prima, u all: in the sir will count, Ms others would am bs stile, but Mill it would ham been ea act which say gentlemen world be ashamed to ossesalt. It was now proposed to strife out all the Magentas which gave character to the charge, riciw• that the defendant ha I without the authority of his Meat, entered tato a compromise. Suppose the court was simian the deleadant sad granted a nee teal, wan they to bear • learned gentleman at the tar, he would not allude to his subsequent earldom and a learned judge senilled with • Marge of fraud The Lord Chief Bsron—No we should, I. the seed.. of our discretion, sink. out the sexed count, end the bet meet would be rdoruted so that the charge of frost wean be entirely removed. Si Y. Kelly submitted it was net competent le the *hail to sluff the ch.rire from nasal • c.imisal nature to wed • totally digarent Mad. He would new come to the tpenseloa itself—Hun genetics was whether ea Mauer , lievows that It was for the Interest M the client that he shorld • compromier, sod that he had her authority t do so, styli be liable to ea mum. The Lord ChiefDuna—The mmellos Is, what is the reapostribility of advor oe—ashat is him del, y Ws chant sod to the profraiion to which b. belongs? Was a roused to draw the line mid to any whore We temetion was to fad ° If a ceintiel, under matt of as eldest to ho brought anion him, was to didermtite the snot bin. dory has of hi. authority—if he ware to Iv :VI to hie rosotory, and pat big oath r instruction ow easy word that boa Wm Irma him, it would be utterly impossible ha a pir demos to disci:tarp his duty in that Mariam sad Wahine way is whirl they at item eadaavour to thsobarge IR la the meal" Fray v. Towles" Load Campbell bad Mid la down that an attorney had power to mem teas a eamprombe fre his diet ; ampoule( be did soakilfelly mid bone Ida M mos net IWO* is an edge. Tw loaria - saraosial harlog Morel $ onoral owe dad by Mr. lasoady in applying kr dr rola, proologlog aria argoosata wimp wo wt to per. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUW. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Jetties Wightman, sad Mr. Jamie* Bytes.) OOFTUI V. 0011711111 AND NOON!. The parties were simerisd in Aped, 1846, both being of the model prolusion. They had one child, sad I. 1832 Mrs. Ouffne left her bombard's No. 16, Charing-crave. She afterwards lodged at L a e= of Mr. Felton, a tutor, in Illeldoz•strest. She was 'Wed by a who she raid was bee bpi deism; but 3tr shop having doubts about his led demister, _gave her to quit. She neat lived at a Mn. Dimmidef• In Bryanstone-street, at whose hones she was dee Melted by a gentleman who was sot her hastmad; but Mb gentlerma always brought with hima little girl, about seven sere dap. la 18.43 she west to reside at Dr. Bird's, I ~trees. There she parsed as Mrs. Jenne, sad was delivered of a child. In answer to questions pt te beee by the court, Dr. Bird stated that be !Ned UM. both Mr. and Mrs. Goffrie for about is. Mid he was aware that they were separated. Yr. petite tYg ma know that his wife wee briar at witareire been. Yr. Merril Moore, the co-respondent ("beer Meted be be a startled man) vetted het. He had felled ea dilates sad sr unrested Mn.. o..ffri.-'s owe sa • vary pilau ea*, red had requested witness to afford bar ream dialog bar approaching confinement. He admitted to witness that be was implicated in ler condition, end the respondent had dm admitted that Mr. Moore was the father of her WM. MN complained that she had been illtremed by her h and that oa use occasion he had knocked her down, rims bar • black eye. This must have bees tome yams ba bes the separation. She did not give any mace why she bed lidt her husband moept him Ohioan:neat of bar. flhe had he:eldest child with her when she card to witness's been. Wit.... be.. from the respondent that Mr. Meer. bed bees Whore with the parties before the separatism. [The sue was act csimcla&d when we west to pees.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bd,, Kr. Coanoirsiosar Snag.) O it LIDDELL..-TNI Ail.L OWTMNII TAVZILX. hankrapt wai described as • lionised victualler, ma eying mi humane at the Nall Gwynn. Tavern, la the Strand, sad tide ma • sue. Poi fir abut« of emiliaeci. Mr. Pooh evenly., ba the bankrupt. wbo came before Ma mart oa Ma o.n sliorrhic doles 2.0001. ; mesas am turista ; but the bmikrwpr is bid 'Mara waisted the Mack and hireiture, • h,, b will be 'abject to the mats sod the isprecietan on the .ale of the property, at 1,0001. Kr. O. Bensitt, .pint merchant, Southwark, was choma buds magma. lE BROWN, non w as exinuicni ion eating in the ease of this beak impe, s WSW, Fs CUM s oefeet, but so aromas haring Mt Ysi aa enjoarniziont tn.. 111 Own IN kg DAVI.. This Mak:rape was ci...rnbed as of Leadeaball-astaket, sad peeeoci oa amounts prepared by Mr. R. P. rtrtl l 7 ' lle debts are stated at 1,666 C; creditor, by good dab* t 4761. IN IN This wee ea exsaiimatioa imolai Is the oses of Mr. inset Joss; whe is well kaisers is the political world. Trete the eccovishi, estimating from Octal's., 1868, to oo taw, 1869, It appear. be owes to medium uaeccarrd, 1,8071.; add to creditors holdieg reality, 361.6 e. 9d.; pecgia, 2021. ; towards costs le the setae " JOINS V. r i r i 1:046 ." 7 1 1r17; received cra satioard el public teeti. serialel. 401. Cr.—By good debts, 161. lie. lid. Bd. \sada of asiasis; 1301. - ; puilisdkus, sidowed Y LANK Sra ; bed Mts. IX Ss. IIL ; *eft =- we& Ills. donsolkh 3W. ; Yaw. Osisinr, IL 12s. SHERIFFS' COURT. (8./nre Mr. Under glertf Bare lna.) P.O(I LAII•TION OF OVTLAWKY. TM. reorsiag • numb., of new smote were proclaimed by the dame or 'be roeut. The names sr* rolled es five incetkly emesiose before proceedings our be adopted to complile as oradavey. Ilas filowiag portia Were card la the vied raw : Lemma Iltaey e at the sit of John lIIIIMICS ail maths,* PAM Yelper, at the suit of the Mr *verb Dieemot Omperv, Robert Powell, at the Mt of Ram Clews •R. Reimm, at the wit of 111/6114 I A I,O Gel=l4ll.l Toper Hicks, at the suit of Alfred =Yr; _m . Havelock, at the snit of Theme Own • aid album • and Shims V 01.., at the eialt of Nairobi Tee oat sort yea appointee for t h e Ziei December, ask the semi parties departed. No vorreects wee male. It Is potable that ht the not tembra tome alteraties MR be mare et to the law of prookisiec parties. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (11116 DAT.) MANIRON-ROUSE. sulU AND SNAILTI. CAorla Tucks., a - e;iialag- looting hllow, WS, c b.rgei with actablaias with two other persons not in custody, to shooter &heed John Ilaetbage, a labourer, rseadiair et Piddhosks, of 111. by betting et the Bed boo, Comash-sisint TM patmat; seld—This seaming I met the prisoner io Henan. He spoto aad said, It's • Sae morning," sad I sead ft ma, " Yee, M." He then asked see Uwe I woe vibe, and I told him that I wee going to Leedom Wee. He said, "Ah I'm going that way, sod I'll walk along with you if you don't mind." We them walked together on Fetter •lans and Feet-street, end ea fez ad Caanca-street. He then asked toe if I would ham say thiag to drink. I said I didn't mind if I did, sad wo sordingly west tots a public-Masa Uwe be callod Mr a glees of ale Mr kiwi& I did the soma sad we that mat tato tho wham Shortly after two mom ma some In, whom the prirwoor attend late oravaimellas. tap et Wm missed a ilea padlock (the pollask hem proinsok sad searld as he • Mu bib sell* was ke raft a mid 'Moe of knee) and add he would het the prima. W. thst he eight aot open it before be (the= sod Ma. The poleworr in it, and said be het Min ISL SUM atall. Ho mid, however. that be bad test so stub maw with Ids, sod asked up if I would be no Idad as to hod lin 11l to make op the sum. I nil I weld, 111111 Lomast disinse (aide alsr1)—Ilow keg lave yes b Is Widow-listkee. Kr. Oseimer—lo I ehould Wok. (Loettl i ter.) Witime—Well,l tea the 111. out ot say sad pet It es the table. Me primes, Wes took up leek sod sr peered he me drat to ems it, bat to ray sstemistomat the ether ma seseted ter bates he seceseded, se that be led the bet. (Lseghtsr.) The sir ma psensi ths mossy, ad bard, sad the phases we Ore* follow Ids example, wire, cellsred Wm, Maki Ma list he should sot go Ware be pal umbel* my 114 I dr. gine Me tato monody. The teed Mayo —ls saything knows of the prisms. Mi Portridge_ Agaeles}-1 Wive Cot, my lad. Oarie yes there la. Rs Ma been hire beim kr the same din. Lewd Idayesat i ll ea rlsoser)—You appear to be ea old hued at tale( le sod a precious Sat the promemor has sheer Simon. ( laughter.) I shell ramead you, and salad you mete every lagairy about hum, raker. WORSHIP-STREET. pAillloll . AND PAUPIRISK. ..-.—. • eveleheill4asklag ma s, bent and meMily Ms& applied to Mr. Memmill ter meek% li. said—l wee seat to prima he Milli days (item Bow•elreet yobs...wart, sad mars sat yeetarday. I harm to the old workhoese fa St. May AI& I s. Mee la tie workimais, sad want to get tamale had they west hive ma. Mr. Hassmill—What we yet mat to prison for ? • esesoilie maw M rmaive • bit of breed has tilV kl e a rd 4— loolk no up 4 !mew. I same out of prima Irr.MenelN—lllare did yea Mese LA night? Applisem—la a waser-dart in flpimlfiside; end rhea wet to the Masekia.beave, to we if the Lord Mayor would gee me Mee the lease, the damn refused to let me me hint; they mid holed May Ass. aselanglo de with it, sad that I met go to St. Kr. Ramtaill—Aad what did they say there? Appliceat—ToM me I moat go to fiataltields pialah, red be tamed la the make way. Mr. Heaumll—Whist have you had to oat Armband—Nothing, sir, since I left the prim. I eat 77 74s a( ego. Mr. Hemaslll—Falrall (wsreant officer of the If divides), let the poor kilos have mom food and then take him to BpiWdsW Warktiome something must be done for him. The .M man theake d the worthy magistrate sad spread may greistal. ANOIIIIR 7111 IN BISHOPSO4TB During last night and this morning a urban in bee bees raging In Biahopagata.treet-eithin, making the third extensive coutlagration in the City during the last two days. This fire happened in the extenalve monism. being lag to Mr. R. Faso, export oil, fish isms, plena sad Italian watehonemen, carrying of business at No. 13, in the before.noned thoroughfare. The first dieoovery of the fire via made through Banes curling round the ground floor slabs. An Instant slams was given, when • body of the City police marched to the spot and cleared the ground for the arrival of the tonna. Mr. Fogo, the present foreman of the district, arrived ea Um spot with the powerful brigade engine from Jeffreregssrm and was followed by Mr. Braidwood, the overinsistent, Boman Bridges, and a strong corps of firemen from WM. Ing-strest, and many distant stations. The fire had extruded up the different 'Mimeses, and had taken complete pee melon of the first Boor warehouse, which was filled with pickles, sardine, and sauces of various descriptions. Boma of the last-samed article. were of a very infienmeable cha racter, and fan the hairs, so that at on period the destine- Ilea of the satire property appeared certain. The Stetson, Uric ben ea thin occasion favoured with a good supply of water from the New River Company's engine, went to work ia an admirable manner, but the flames con- Nand their messes for some time, and could not be ex divined until the whole of the warehouse wag seriously damaged, the first floor Wag entirely burned out. The total ins will be conaiderable, and will fall upon the Royal end Phenix Fire-offices. Tree origin of the fire is unknown. GLOUCESTER ELECTION COMMISSION. (TAM IM I) The Gloucester Election Commissioners held a sitting to-day in one of the commlttae-rooms of the Home of COCO MOW. Sir R. W. Carden underwent another cxecaination, and in the course of his evidenoe he declared that until the moist ,• disclosures he had been quite in the dark end wholly ignorant ' deny bribery having been tawniest on hie behalf either at the eleetka of 1857 or that of the present year. He hold seek corruption in so much abhorrence, that hod he bees minimal of its existence in 1857, be would not have ma owed to stand he 1869. The mimeos he made in cesneto Sea with the two elections, he had always supposed, sad, up to the Niglio( this inquiry, had been led to believe, were devoted to pntali legitimate pcupoess. Sir W. h Hayt.r, Bart., again related the in. elliente 10 • mod laierview which he had with Mr. Moffatt, member he Ashburton, sod Mr. Price, than member far Gloucester, in the House of Commons, on the subject of the last 'keno's. The interview took plea two or three days sitar the divisions on the Re form Bill, and in the course of the conversation it was men dew, by Mr. Moffatt ass probability that • reminisce INCIlid ha made from Mr. Resit, the father-in-law of Mr. Pries, for the purposes of the election. Subeeqssatly, • Mums for Mt west forwarded to himself by Mr. Moffat to M oust to Gloucester, and, being then on the _pallet of Mitring town to enter upon his own election at Welk, he arranged with Mr. Joseph Parkes that • person named Vamp= should be despatched to Gloucester with the mossy. He tined upon Thompson bemuse he had beau resomesesded to him as • trustworthy man, familiar with elestiemering. Why be himself should have been made • medians in the transaction he could not say, except it was that the position ha then bald placed him at the oall of emephody and made it likely that he would be the last saes la town before the general electias came off. The whole proceeding was so straightforward and aboveboard, that It sever entered his mind that the money was to be used Sir other than legitimate purposes. Nu money wee Nat dews through him fir the purposes of the election of 1887. a• had not eon or beard of Thompson near; ni W Y When blat • mote signed " W. H." W. the solicitor of Gloucester, repeated his ease Meeks that Mr. Bernard "the friend" who managed sir R. W. Oindesis mosey matters at both elections must have bees fully aware that in 18.57, at least 1001. was expended Is comma preeticee on Sir R. W. Cardet'e behalf. In 1868 Sir R. W. Carden sutocribed. probably, 3004 or 4001. to the local charities of Gloucester, besides contributing Hi. towards the erection of • Sebastopol min in the city, mid relieving individual petitioner*. On the eve of the lost election he received • telegram from as. " Chili," reqaeating him to be at the Gloucester Wieray stinks at a specified time, and on attending there, he Med hie eerreepoadeat was the " good genius" of the Wow *edge, Beard. W. Whet, the peribeeeetary &gest, who attended f or Sir W. 0. Naylor at the Web's' to Little Ryder -.tre e*, divine the permed *epeeist electioe, mated that hemmed the MiN. se ether remittesses were made on Mr. Price'a behalf ; see wee there sq application for more money. The isgedep armee dose to-day, as Mr. Barnard is too ill to sum& Fr;Mat BLIPITIR or MI CONDILMNID PoßTU ovase.—Tle Muria et Liam said Middling love re ceived a hillier resider veal ••• Usk day et Diresedier seat, der the wig< amtttite mosiore at as s& is Neaps'. SHARE L122.1-7HIS DAY. Two o'Ciaaa. In the railway share market to-day the only movement of importance is a rise of t per cent. in s South Eastern stook, which is quord 78 to j. Other descriptions present scarcely any variation from the tae closing quotations of yesterday, business brag scanty. London and North Western stock is quoted 961 to ILCV n ernian, 911 t o o; Great Western, 11111 to t ; "E , 106 to j; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97 to ; Great Northern, 102 to 103 ; Eastern Counties, r &I to 1; and London and South Western, 98 to 1. II) Irahardo-Venstian Railway shares are quiet, at 11316 to 11 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada ige else 1 rather flat, and East Indian Rahway stalk 111 or inquired for. IIItITIOR • `.4411.16atts De. Now ...... . W D4b. Peetaiiiia . • frails.llera..l eelime ewe by 11 bib t e r a uly 1 2 1^ - 4.. jd 141 IMO he Yy. yyy DelsaViir• rintat W iSa a r z all Do. 'Up. 14117 1 4• Imir• ;WM' II P. Ear - 10 Ot.d.ot • Yam ad K Wyt. 0160111. Mom M Nov - I 0.. ads pwli:;o7. • Ma * id Mk go Tiollolo4, Or 90.•• r9Oa •wet • 644.441.1 &gm • gmt oat. M 7 De. DR 41 mM. I si Num& *Eans• . 113 • 100 Do. M. am. 11••• • inAMIls. s u t o . t t at ia ed II Bea 111 M. & tint t &Irk .... _ _ . U~~ .r: roarorii 11 1,1=.1, gig : tiktt e f " _ striTer ha situt. ...-&riai. . W. all De. X poi. a i l rt . 4 ., ,i p zr . ar.. W MAY 1 pataas:.: Wllmibent Pewit pr.& ell irluin. bur mill mei. 1 all W. iN.W.ofirrsaces p. 6 Et ti rtt I No. I 11l I emus. IPd I Q. prism. I We. (1 14001 I IX 110. Spike p. p.X.lliskl3ool 111 t X i Pi Nilo& 01.1•0.1.1017 100 100 I 116,1411 0xf.W0(0.,40.111p.et. 10.0 SI 101 kl4l. i llt. 06.4p.ol.Prthea. I* M. = . 111N4 lt* K IL IKEA&Mr ...... l* =e l i llt Doane IN IN 1011 MOO SO Do. New .... ...... COLONIAL GOVIIIINNaNT IMOUNITINI. So. ,lb i ti Isms, I`l 10 soon , *An. 1 .... : 117 .. .4 i :g.S..i4eik lIT r 111111 = 171= 1111.4 ro m"iii i __ .. ...... blMin 1 .... - 1 p.a.,1110 Ir e IPA 1011 94,1 P. 0 . 1110 Jiff& &WO p.... 1110 - IN& retlem.llll V a te.lo. ll V.X..l4 bu ti: It 111 -: 11 -_. 4 1 Y►dwopa~lLor. 100 UN 110 11001 aacrua gum. 1041 to;. MONEY MARKET.-ISIS DAY. Two o'Cuxa. The funds remain very firm, at the late improve ment, and the tendency appears to be dill upwards. Confirmation is awaited, however, of the important statement that a proposal for a simultaneous disarmament by England and France has emanated from the latter power. In the share markets steadiness continues to prevail, although business is almost at a standstill. The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Paris this morning, aerating to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 70fr. 16e. for the account, showing a a fresh advance of j per cent. since yesterday. The New Indian Loan hu farther advanced to &so& are officially marked 961 and 1 for money, and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 961 to 1 for cash, and 961 to 1 for the 6th Dee. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2281 and 228 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 911„/ and 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 94/ and 96 ; India Stock, at 226; the New Indian Loan at 104 and 1040 the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961; ditto, 1869, at 961 and ; India Bonds, at 2s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills at 275. and 30s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with little business. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1864 are quoted 77 to 78, and those of 1868, 68 to 67. Mexican Bonds are dull, whilst Venezuela are more inquired for, Sales are recorded u follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cants., 1668, 961 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., 221; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 871; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 331; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, 771, 761; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 661, 664 ; Vene zuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 281, 28, 281. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are firm, at If to 11 prem., a purchase of 600 shares having been effected at the former fraction by a leading Stook Exchange firm. The demand for money yesterday was rather active, many of the private banks being apparently short, and discounters are not very anxious to do business at 2i per cent. At the Batik the applications were upon a moderate scale. Telegrams from Amsterdam report a recovery of only 1-16 per cent. in Dutch stook,. Tha railway bills have yet to pass the Second Cham ber. Of the southern section, the main line will run from Rotterdam to the Moerdyke, where the communication will be continued bi the at present incomplete Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway. It is stated that the capital likely to be required is 8,000,000/. sterling, of which 2,000,0001. will be fumed in the first instance, but that the proposed subsequent extension of the network over Holland will probably carry the ultimate total to 10,000,0001. The bulk of the capital will be raised in Holland, but English names are also identified with the under taking, which, in the event of its ratification by the Second Chamber of the legislature, is expected to be brought forward in the spring of next year. The mode in which it is contemplated to raise the capital is as follows, viz.—one-fourth in shares not guaranteed; one-fourth in the shape of a direct subvention from the state, and the remaining one-half in Four-and-a-Half par Cent. Bonds of the Dutch Government, whose Four per Cent. Bonds are now quoted within a frac tion of par. Amsterdam is jealous of the whole project, from a fear that trade will be diverted to Rotterdam ; and this is one of the causes of the opposition which the railway bills have met with In former sessions of the legislature. The steamer Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies with 132,6131. In specie. The official explanation of the delay in her arrival is as fol lows:" Three days after leaving St. Thomas she made much water from stuffing box, bore up for Bermuda, repaired damage, and left on the 11th." Government will make no remittances in silver by the Bombay steamer of the 27th inst., and those on private account will be small. A telegram received mentions the recovery of 1,200 sove•gn, from the wreck of the Royal Charter. The half-yearly report of the African Steam Ship Company recommends a dividend of 7e. per share, being at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The following were the traffic receipts on the open portion of the Madras Railway, 96 miles, for the month of September last, and for the quarter ending the 30th of that month, compared with those for the corresponding month and quarter of last year, on the same mileage : 1838. 1839. September ...... £3,866 £6,811 Quarter ending Sept. 30 . £11,119 £16,811 showing an increase of 40.4 per cent. on the quarter, and 601 per cent. on the month, over those of last year. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,1141.; the Great Western, an increase of 2,4711.; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,13281. • the London and South Western, an increase of 1,9861.; and the South Eastern, an increase of 1,8031. Amongst the new undertakings in respect of which application is to be made for the sanction of parlia ment next session is one called the Milford Haven Railway and Docks. The eighth half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 14th December, when a resolution will be st rzo . sed for the consoldation of paid-up shares into _ _ . The annual court of proprietors of the Royal Exchange Assurance Office is called for the 21st Dec., to declare a dividend. The position of the market for American aeon rides is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaits : The market in London foe Amerloss securities remotes steady at rather Improving quotations. For the various state.' stocks and the best clam of ndlroad bonds there is • good demand. Illinois shares hays advanced from 44 to 41 discount since the announcement that the English committee lad advised the Board of Directors Is New York to make a call of 10 dole. per share, payable Ist February, 1860. This recommendation it is believed will be in aceoedance with the views of the board. hence the cell le regarded as • affinitive thing. The Debenture Bonds are mann wanted to pay the call, as also are the Fres Land Bonds by partite darkens of paying up in full, The sugar market is firmer. The tea sales yester da terminated heavily. The new Era and Jupiter have arrived from China; the former with 691,9001bs of tea and 514 bales of silk, and the latter with 305,8001ba. of tea. The movements in the freight market are noticed as follows by Mews. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., under date of Tuesday : _ . .• - • Whilst outward freights generally have continued to assume a firmer aspect since oar report of the Bth instant, the increase to the naval stations of Spain sspedally was so un duly precipitated by the sudden and vviiggaorrooaae demand for tonnage which arose upon the decision= of war with Mo rocco, that we have ahead, to record a recoil in rates to the Spanish porta which has left us almost at the previous standard. But as the Spanish government hes taken up a large amber of steamers, both for the conveyance of coals and as transports, there cannot fail to be an upward move ment in theta freight, apht very shortly, for the consump tion of coal by the verde will be increased by the nature of the roost on witlehrhey are tolte engaged. East India and Australian ships hence are in excellent request, and in the face of such continued dreary advice. of the elate of the markets abroad, shipowners are naturally asking more for the hire of their property. The coal freights, too, are very firm, and recent aoatracte are based on a etas. The government engagements of steamers for China, with the option of par chase, indicate the probability of large exports thither beteg still required. Mediterranean homeward freights are a little better. Wen India operations are few, and the request for tonnage in limited. In other game= we have no champs to note. WIDNICIDAT ETNNI2IO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96 5-16 to for the 6th Deo., touched this morning 961, to 961 to f, and closed at 96f tot. For money the last price was 961, "sellers." The official business report Las follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96 L1, ; ditte,for account (Bth Deo.), 981 Thiel, per Cent.,. Reamed, 941, 1, f ; New Three per Coats., 941, 1, 96, 941 ; Long Annuities, ex pang in Jan., 1880, 3.18; Thirty - Tears Annuities, Jan., 1880, 7-16 ; ditto, Thirty Years, Aril, 1888, 171 ; India Sto o k, 228 ; th e N ew I n dian ire per Cont. Loan, 1041, 1034, 104}; the Indian Four pm Cent. Debentures, 1868, 981 ; ditto, 1869, 881, 111 ; India Bonds, 2a prem. The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Ceuta. were also officially marked 80 and 794. The New Indian Loan was again in demand, and rose / per cent., closing at 104 to 1. Exchequer Bilk remain quoted 275. to 30s. prem., and India Bonds, 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but steady. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1844 were last quoted 771 to those of 1868, 88 to 1; Mexican Bonds, 224 to 4, being rather dull; and Russian Scrip, 1 to 04 dis. Spanish Bonds were supported at yester day's rise. Peruvian Dollar Bonds were marked 79, ex the dividend due this day. London and Westminster Bank shares continue in demand. Bank of New South Wales were quoted 11. lower. Red Sea Telegraph shares were firmer in the afternoon, closing at /to prem. Great Ship were quoted 12s. 3d. to 12s. 9d. London Dock stack was marked 871. and 67, and St. Katharine Dock, 734. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany opined at 14 to +pprem., declined, upon nume rous realisations by allottees, to II to 4, and closed steady at 14 tot prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were firm at the late advance. The Indian Five !ter Cent. Rupee Loan expe rienced a further decline of per cent., closing at 94 to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the Eut Indian Railway Company, issued some months ago, are quoted 971 to 98 4. They ars redeemable in four years from April next, and after April are convertible into the company's stock at par during thaw four years. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Russell shares are still very dill, being marked 10 and e t . Alfred Consols have been dealt in at 61, Providence at 461, and Hingeton Downs, at 41. North Downs and Tincroft shares have also met with some attention. _ _ St. iolindel:Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at Int. Copispo Mining are marked 8. The prospectus of the Talysarn Slate Company (limited) is being circulated. The proposed capital is 60,0001. in 6,000 shares of 101. each. The pro perty purchased by the company " comprises up wards of 70 acres of freehold land, the whole of which is slate rock, on the celebrated Bangor veins." The quarries are described as " practically inex haustible." The freehold, with the quarries, plant, and machinery has been conveyed to the company for 40,0001., half of which the vendor takes in paid up sharea,l6,oool.remaining on mortgage, and 6,0001. being paid in cub. The half-yearly meeting of the Bt. John del Ray Mining Company is called for the 9th Deo., to declare a dividend. A meeting of the Brenkburna Iron and Coal Company (limited) is called for the 29th instant, and will be made special. At a meeting of adventurers in Great Retells* adze, held yesterday, the report of the dames committee wee passed. A call of 2s. 6d. per elan was soda gre. maw MON& art from (Mow 11 a ( ler Veasi asuois ticy rr * I:fr=litt. oust, U. Weal' II Cloon tr. at= tt dim Perk vie el TM, Me Wei Bret imi .F.or eolia de M lete Wei Mike. Ores , Wt. %VW= 7011101 gr. Os. atiijn , 11111 I l k:Tails di Ng, 11 1 • 8 14.1b2 3 .: , 'Des (=loft Cbigm ****** ...... -..1 ;!=brier lb. i5,:i."4:41 imam A.ms. add IL. lattid Nedra .... os i :,rii 1 ~/u• 41 441.! 1 OM 1 1.001 g 60110 I 4 -- -1- 311) L 4) APO! !, 11:Wo 111. OA. Du 'IUM er a I `l In .1110Laikilt AJIMIME 4.41=1 ) Ilsobtablamemita Airelean Lad 00 14.4/Jdrlmbliag t/1.4 all Do Do 0 p. mums NU 107 all 8.7 all Oimmula ni uambsaiikarhili mba.albsieramr. all 0140.11 Palm. • a awl - bermw [b m. all Doll p.46.1 3 4epa1eb 190 Ds. Mew . maul bma. Ow all emelltammaNulmatioa 14 tenet IAIO 110ailladl all Mama mad ao TN b. laa/LDsmufa L alLll.l f fy~Nll t. oll l. ll , l all mat ‘ 1 albebrim Lori - a ballbart.lamalbo Ileiralf4wßiod 31. MI. asweelalse 1.3% Itr 111;m;; aft orsala.smadeat r.. Psi lbw bobbin all trlra.mllmmal Nu igs+ m U Sad Dna t madta TM. 113Koreou..-- urst wax.- 011 loarM.M .amm 113.4.4 ll7 ban ammarallau Dud all almamminne Tu. MV N. Do Do. keeneFa. VT,scllaOoa.Up.(oppao. Trasialaaoa.Up.(ha. Vas DtasY Luba lb I •AI pee Y AT) TA 21 4 1 26 It ' 24 Ui o. I 11 1 P m il l. k io - if ni a lit 41 a ti 19 10 14 16 107 111 d 0 14 If 11 11; usi elr i, Va if Of dla 11 It di f I cm 1 4 Or Ca I 1 1 i I db is si i )7 70 • 19 pa u i / I Pa • II U' IS U I 13 13 Ms FOG AND TEE MAlLS.—Materday (Wednes- day) the Qaebee tad Montreal Ocean Stearnslop commat i : Neerner Aingiergazoe, and the New Yolk sad PhilaUp Compsay'e sissawit lidtabargh, was de eyed is the Maley the dameity of the fog whisk prevailed duriag the day. The tomer viral wee bound from Liverpool to Portland with the Cenediaa mails and a fair complement of and the letter from Liverpool to New York waft the Mateo and North American milk Oa Wards next the Britiah and North Americas Royal Mail p Persia will be despatched from Liverpool to New York with the United States and North Americea mail& _ Mencaurn,luuruso, AND UNOOLlggalltg RAILWAT.—The total rpm= oil this from July 1 to compos i te railways, rats including , tons, dry, amber /0. 13, 1859, uncoated to 111,3381., r writ 97,2801. for the re responding period of 1868. The proportion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this cerapaay from July 1 to November 18, amounted to 1041681. as egoism 8,1911. for the oorrespondirm period of 1816, sal the expanses to 6,2661., se against 6,28 U. The total receipt., including rents, tto., of ibis company's orals from July 1 to Ootobsr 31, amounted to 24.7881., sa agora 20,0361., for the cornets:adieu period of 1868, end the express to 17,6611., as stalest 14,0311, :saving • balance of net profit of 7.2161., •• grater 6,9981., for the corresponding period of 1868. 7 a ai sm. a* PI NTI INA N I ea. at IN NI St ON re. 131 .t 1 I I L ai 11 ' LI N I S i. et It et se .. 71141 101 1111 MI 41 A li 1) 7 73 77 LP 146 114 ad MO II le to N if 10 00 os* 110 190 1071 111 . 4 .11 01 le sit • • 4 • al,l M I 1 - 410 * cis 11 la .. 16 111 Ills . 11 9, as, j;t W7l 13 3. 31 II 73 N .3 U U 11 /4 • I if 19 1 SS 1 IS 1 N ff I N 1.1 I ULt ai Ili 11 U: fi t a l 11, in U U ii i OILDISAILY BRAZES ASS BTOORS. lit 1.. 741v.A1Werfall'7 t *Witt uml fl rib sod I r mo Jerk sau 3 N.. •I • irtir7;llll - r I De. li 0.4. Is gad to 5••• I illti tom. '" Ate=l4. . Owl , imnEfira. =l, liest ••••ft. 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NIT ft i - rolor trationi I =Amide JOINT iio4o 1,1 Loa sarll7.ller.ileali V i Ek i il.a. : ;. : 11.111. 11 OWL look el lA*lll.l =dumps `tom ....c.: =........... E. p et UM. r : I Bow nallimal 11•211 .. No/VC; Orlsmil 0ar.... =21•1 41,4 e Airdmili: Now 11 lg o za „.... des 1.111. ms `,...5 1 , j. 866 4 14 " n 46 'U COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) OAR.-11116 market 008110111111 to hays OR upward tea dewy, and prime are 66. to le. dearer than last week. Refined lumps are now quoted 49a. ild. to 61s. W. Covens his a firm appeeraime, with a steady demand. Tee.—The market is doll at yesterday's prime. COTTON.—NO Male of iMpOrtS6oo reported. Comm.—Holders ere asking rather higher prices. Rice.—A cargo of Moulmein, 111,006 bars, jest londtd a sold at 9s. bd. thurrwrzz.—The demand has been very limited. Torn sold briskly at a abed° better prima. 13rwrzz meld at 211.10 e. TALLOW MARKET.—(TI4IB DAY.) The market is quiet at the following Friars :—Town tallow, 00e. nett Dash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68e. Bd.; all the year, 68m. to 68s. 3d.; January to Match, 675. 6d. to 67e. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRU; DAY.) We have a shorter sandy of besets, especially of choice qualities ; oonsequantly best descriptions readily make Mon day's quotations, otherwise trade is dull. The umbra of sheep is very small, yet it 'meads the demand. Trade is dull for calves at lower prices. From Gelman, and Hoard thin are 306 beasts, 770 ahem, and 174 mime. 400 bases from the Northam and MitUand Counties, Mil& I 001 M, 130. ree Mete of Ma. • 4. ad. Haw ef a.O. a 4. Sad amts. Hereford.- 4 • I Wet Du a H•bred. 52 - 54.1 66erHorra....- 4 6 4 10 Beet loaotwooSe 4 e 5 • 6.40ne quailty bowls- 39 4 0 I De. de ~a Oeiree :1 il lia, 4 2 4 NH Du Hoff -eyed' • 6 9 Molts Helmai .vest. 1.190; Mug sad Idek. 1.050 Ham 061 Tale. 160. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The trade dull et the following prices :—Prinse meadow hay, TO.. to 7bs. ; superior ditto, 80e. to 86e.; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rowan, 455. to 555. ; clover, old, Ms. to 105 e.; second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; straw, 26e. to 324. LOOAL BALLIS Atatcsm. brvoszoot. Nor. 171.-Ifaitsto do hom good In tone all dad. okelog era at lea fern tarkrnark77 771:-Oshatahlas Met. 911 91 -amen& Co rn ea. 11 119-Orest Northern steak, 103 195-131ern 19.0aam. 661 01-Learnern and Varna.% 97 -Mauna ern Nees Novae. 961 95-Ditlo panel. 16.16 d. --klanolustea, end Morn% 361-111dhad warn, 106 1 None 966 8 6 11 X f:11 691-Nort 9 ordain, 41 43 Ma-Noah- &add/ *metal deck. 91 911-York aural Kock. 74 ;64 Leads Mak, 461 479 -death-Erna% IR 13 6.16-Dane Rhona% 64/ 6100-43eint Was. (ours. ei 7-Grand Trost of Nerd% 9 116 91-Hug o an 06 (Ueda, 131 131-01110 (am dal*. 71 7 019-Nuflolll and lake Haan, 4) 3-Drat 6919.134.101 h tl nuis 0 a 010. Nor. EL-Ntrai ands mere seIJ to-day at 3 fee la, add 91 for ornant ,dasz v iired barn ii - olrerharoptons.lll 346-111hantarnarn Mato: 11 00 ;pnerr u m06. 6-Torna al Mak. WNW. , 3939-ON WI 11 -CernalEassi dart% 19 Miksciliarn Nor. 23.-Prlern wore Arm, but there rna not mall hoe.. Oast Warns% 074 67-11116100 d. lOC-Doren. 131-e Gra& Erne 00enTaar. _I-traMog. 9 3 16-Landon 14011111 ab 1916 d.-• hhodlarn 361-Bardor Eska. 7-16 pram A TOR/4-OUT AT STALYBRIDOE.—Testerday morn ing, the whole of Mr. John Leech's weavers (between 1,000 and 1,100) struck work for en advance of wages, without an previous zones. They demanded an addition of about 11 per cent., alleging that that was the scale paid at Blackburn. Mr. Leech said be would look into the matter, but they refused to wait, and quitted the 'Mlle. RAILWAY Liattayi.—Yeaterdav a question of milway liability cams before the Minchnier County Court. The plaintiff, Mr. Harland, summoned the London sad North Western Railway Company for the sum of 11. 6e. 6d. On the 31st of August, Mr. Berland booked from the London-road states, for Liver pool, at ten minutes past 2. The train from thin station usually meets at Ordeal-lane the Liverpool train from the Victotia station, Manchester, but on Ude occeMon It was 15 minutes late, and the plaintiff Wag disappointed of lets engagement in Liverpool, and had to go into Shropshire to complete it. The plaintiff steed only for the additional expenee be had been compelled to undergo for his journey. The advocate for the company said he had no defence, as It wss a question of liability, and the verdict wan consequently given for the plaintiff. MURDER AT CARDIFF.—The town of Cardiff wan thrown into a state of considerable excitement on Monday evening by a report that a wilful murder had been com mitted on a foreign seaman. The report turned out to be but too true. Antonio Bcomacber, lodging at a brothel, Cardiff, was stabbed in the heart and shoulder by an American seaman named John Connell. It appears that the prisoner rushed through the streets brandi4lng a largo knife end challenging everybody be met with ti o.2ht. Frederica-street a quarrel earned between him and another man, from whom he ran towards the deceased, and, without receiving any provocation, stabbed him in the heart. The poor fellow citd in ten minutes. His Ain had six or seven cuts in it. Yesterday the matter was investigated at the Police Court, before Mr. Alexander, the Mayor, and on the evidence of went witneetwe. Commit was committed to the metres on a charge of wilful murder.—fftectasea Herald. UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE.—One of the pair of Zgyptint geese, which were to be seen on the Severn, near this city, has been unfortunately shot by •a youth named Charles Palmer, who lives at the Round-boon, Pope Iron. He had mistaken it for a wild bird. Its partner appears to be very disconsolate. At first it was intend,d to take steps for the punishment of the outh, but a. there was reason to believe that he really was under a mistake, the in tention hes been abandoned.— Wormier Chronick. LIMERICK ABM ENNIS RAILWAY.—The Lords of the Treasury have abated the latwest on a sum of 30,000 P advanced to the Linewich and Ennis Railway ComPOV by the Rachequee Lela Connianonne t tran 5 to 4 per cent. In lel li IaNI 111 111 1 1 4 gi N 114 TN hi pu ni if/ 0 113 it IM 1 U Isi tti vs IS sßis $ li Ni IN N N UI 111 )7*ui mis US IS SS 11 it us us 3 76 101 ll* S3l 11 1 103 I/6 101 104 si • STe U 14 :WAY& II f lip UI U Pt 111 LILL ID 20 IN II II i LI 64 16 Ii 5 ii ila PR TTi T . Mee 111 i e. di idi i MI N Inuil Is • NI 121 64 f i i 4 IT• sco l 1 .. i rid a- 0 , 1 a 1" 4 1.04 I