The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1861. LAW INT'ELLIGENCL Smith aria he was "as fearer • peter as was ;" Stove waited to know how the oaken eoeM see his compaaioe's (THIS DA Y.) hand whelk is • lady's peer, eed Adams denied lineal:see statemeet. —es-- Mitchell said all the Owens bad or day this wee COURT Of COMMON PLEAS. escaped from him. ' hitting, la Drarea-flekee Lied ChM awa Remanded. Erie and ' SOUTHWARK. Kr. Jed* Kesers..) Till INTRIPtULTILS AND ole LADS'. Colll•ll(arratawn V. gum Oseergenurn.-nainTitArlON Rt,:a 7 ., th .'r. tent, • lailvlike•looking /our woman, was 4/11141. brought before Mr. Beecham , charged with steeling lf. is., la this ease the appelLat was she aelieher of a anima- the property of Mr. John Hyde', an interpreter of foreign tas .4 peniesdee lepton., and he erred le lees pee the L residing at Woolwich. meaty spew the pound that he had a hveheld Menet in e prosecutor. • young men of effeminate sporran-oe, the house occupied by him is that may. lie matter with his hair parted in the middle, sal that on Wednesday was argaed List temi, and the SMARM par Jmerpmat. he came up to Loudon with tw o y oung ladies, partly on The Lod l'iiirt Jii.tioe said that hi therm the appellant Wainer and partly for pleasure. In the course of the cl a i nw d to be qualified by Meese of brim, en egidea• day he visited several frisa and about 11 o'clock at 1..1.• fneliol.l in a house vested in eremese• fee the night he left the ladies la the City, and proceeded to the minister of a discotiog coegregatioe at Dowers, railway tenures, to get house. When he arrived at the in Wiltshire. It W. 14 stated that there was a station the train had left, sal he met the young Lay at letter from three deacons, inviting hiiii to become the bar, and got into cremation with her. He really felt surotcr after three m on th a ' pro b at i on ; subsequently there a greet a ff ection for her, and accompanied lee to a hoar was s c ill to heroine mintier in general terms, and there was else by. a isetinuanic in that copacity from 1417. Me further eel- - M r . Burcliam-Then you fell in love with her at first dery in ,upport of the duration of the appointment was sight! (Laughter.) the statement of himself reel ono of the deacoos, who had Wanes supposed that he did so, as she was so ladylike, known the usage for thirty-five years, that they coo- Yid behoved herself so well at first. raced it to fie for life. The revising barrister Mr. Beecham asked what house they west to! di iika that from these circumstances be did not draw the ' Witmer replied that they went to the Hasain-Hand c nelit.i.m that the appointment was for life • sod the court Coffeediour at the bottom of Duke-street, and were wee to say whether he was wrong in point of law. The facts shown into • private room, where they had some ale. fouud did not neostaarily prove that the general appoint- The prisoner soon altered her demeanour, and became moat operated as an appointment fur life, and the ' rather cause in her manner towards him. At barrister h.ul by law the duty of stating what last he caught her hand in his pocket, and he inference he drew from the premier before mimed If. 7s. While be was endeavouring to rue bola at him, and although the soul thought that he might her to get his money, • ruffianly-looking fellow, who called have iot-rrest that the app o intm en t was for life, yet hi mse lf th e waiter, came intothe room, and took . the woman's that was not a necrssery inference, and the court could not part, so that she was melded to leave the house. He, how my that he ICVII wrong in deeliniug to draw that inference. ever, followed her as quickly as he could, and gave her into In •• Hutton v. Brooks," 11 C.D.. the revising barrister meterly. did infer that the appoiotmeot was foe life, and I ILL ureter to the thane, the prisoner denial stealing the court affirmed his decision, and Mr. Justice Movie his money. He enthral her into the ooffue-house, and approved of it, but still it must be noted that when h e wan t e d to take liberties with her she rushed from there was maddens] evidence, for the deed creating the the house. trust expressed that it was for the life of the minister The constable said she wee searched. but no money was therein named, so that the first appointment was for life, (mord so bor. and it must be presumed that the subsequent appoiutment Mr. Bards= told the prosecutor that he should beware was for life also if en change was indicated. In the of falling in love at first sight, as it might get him into " Attorni y•General v. Pesaro, 3 Motivate, Lord Elam trouble. As regarded the charge, there was no evidence to directed the fluter to Ligon' whether the general convict the prisoner, therefore he must discharge her. appii.ot meet of a disseetieg murder operated as an appoint torn.t fur life, and this direction was more fully stated at the WEATHER RRPORT.—(THIS DAY.) conclu.ioo 14 his judgment. In "Pottery. Clark," 3 Symms, the atisootm e nt was general,and the Vice•Clianoallor re- —4.-- fused to inf e r that it was for life, but be relied much on SATURDAY. OSIONEINII I, 11 La the fact that there was no endowment and nu house fur the I. ,I. it. It V. 0. L e. mister. mid nethieg beyond voluntary contributions. No — —.-..... -e-... 43 LW. 3 r It Se ' 111 doubt the pretest ca se was sent to this.. that they mi g ht NAM Men -. NI 44 ILL la v down some general rule, and they therefore said that the u m g7 ' a 0 V. f rII I e 1 , 1•0110 wasthe same ea would sees in equity if th e true- peeweelo.ll4' 41 10 S. • t 4 tees had brought_ 'prim against the minister without easeoessei le II 41 Si IL 1 e 1 tense, end he bad applied fur an injunction to stay Poweatiem all' 46 45 S.W. 4 1 1 the pirceedings. For hie guiders as to the appointmeet, IMMUND lease. 41 41 N. 1 r I t o loo.ooolll 00 In " The Assore•y•throvrai v. Parker" Lord Woe OALw•T ... !.0" 66 W. 1 e 1 14. 47 0 W.N.W. 4 e S directs! the Master require as to the usage in reference u nin ,.., 4 tau • • 3. w . 3 5 11 to the duration of the o ffi ce , and particula r ! ; to levies VALERIA ... I whether there was any agreement or uslererading tetra pesepwe OM 46 4$ N.W. 1 e 1 the minister sad the coogregation touching the duration of armor the wireemes isietnient. Aceording to the result of snob 1631 " •.11 0 0 W.S.W. 1 b - 4 1 ea inquiry alisoM be the decision of the revising barrow& i t orft T " own „." L. , i n, i i ia "v ir . . 1 7 • 6 Ice or arrest the qualthodioe. PORTLAND Doerr atlinead. Prineresn la the ether moo of sppeal judgment will be given en Maar= the Ger au a met tern. ---- • - ----- OOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (More the Julie Ordinary.) otttono P. sally= AID Dons.— (PART mow.) At the ones( of the INNIS MS Mr. Heerldoe. Q.C., ea the part i" Vto 410- &abseil So prow Übe evidence of Yr. ilamonot, l =e6 boss objeeted tow the gromod et pvie. Mr. themmoood tabs solicitor, sod hangs bolo wited br the peel timer. LIPLANATION. IL—Dereeeeter correct.' and reduced to MI deg, et uses Ns Wei ; ewe 10 feet, of vertical rt., causlug abort eariondredtb dis boa dbabelion : awl eta 10 deg above U deg., ceadag suety ara4rairaut• reel 11.—ftponed likeemeneter Is *U. 11.-11alatesed Our erageeetlleeft • est dew point). U—Dbeedes et vted ( pMble of —tyre (1 le 10—eiltre Irue—twe at.l). C.--Cleed (1 le lg. wee fe▪ ldele : ties sky :0. elude (derecbed): f, leg b. bell t. made Oldo 011110 MM (dull) . rel. , row ; tudger. l—lludieterbssee •• haerkis, ratAber al the resperdiesk wee Ih. re galled y Dr. Malan, g.e., ler the peaidossr. Jibe re peated Ikea .he bad pie* bar doialsees Mbar amen W hothead with Wilily asd ample Is kis lasi She hed tees bin • day sr two Man, sad bald has tort aloe bad received lbe Yam, sad be had west as peeves is wet et. Ilbe bad lid to seed it kin ; bet es reaesaidensisa she kid hive that •he ewli wt pert with h. but Ash be Wets cwa• sad look at _ _ MIMS= ID UM WPM PIoBASLI 110011 Youton. N. DAlthwil. to LW. and W.S.W. $ N.W. and to N.L— N.—lnallt la alvoig. MIL A plc wills rain or snow. bikii—lA to& mail W J. W. LW. to X.W. and X.—Gala c=to • olls. oda oath. rain, hall, snow IL, L. fla W.—X•ln. W. to X. N.L—lltrong to a gale, elms. Is • gale. 'nth rain. L 0•10-11.1.1• L. sod W.X.W. X.W. to u.S—A gals, .t 4 —ems to • mole. rain. sato. or nein. I, te NIL W. and W. W KAM thon N.L—etroog W.X.W.—Ssoog. rats. gala. to a gni. dam Yea claw. WAHL came an Thtswiag. Dam •• PEW/. d that slier this explandea he would out purism the eakitme further. He this ratted Mrs. Salk", the to of the petitiner. She Mind that her moo bad hen madly of weed to his wife. She had told the nepoodeat that hor (witesses) bushead had ben re the men busweit. amid the she knew his Imams sena manly kept bum • pod deal am hem hem. Crosemmineed—The bid met eamplaind to weans of the Ws been of her bashead more than twice. It was is the autumn of Me; and sin same years Warm Never beard of Miami till youterday. Had heard of the petitions's jemmy to Rom, sad had elm heard that be bad • lady with his. Had sot Mod whe this_ mesa ws m sad bad mode so ialidries about her. Did met betide the dory. Mr. Moms Seldom War of the politician, gam tidier erbium ; sod Marelhall, an imPlopi of the dna, proved that Mr. Seddon, jam, Nally bed - heelases at Roe. Crosasnamieed— It was mot asemary that he should ham • lady with him. (Laughter.) Mime Clara Petie eider of the reepoodent, was staying with her is IMO. She did mot this complain of reglad et imiseceduet on the con of the petitionr. Never maw say. He neer dated oat all eight except when le wee oat of town. Recollects his gong to Rom. Mr.. Seddon weal from home at that time. like sold she wee gong to Rich mood to see Mr. Doyle. West out with her, but left her au Collets-street, Oamedikere. Net her in the some sweet at between 10 mad 11 with Mr. Doyle. She had read lettere to Mime whisk she had esesived from the care *maiden. She destroyed time ktares. Ilbe had told wit am that her hastated bed takes to Roes • worse from London; and that De. Evan had pee with her Maned to en " the party," to anerisio if there hail been untitled meg. Ithe afterwards told witness that Dr. Lean had lafamed ber that be wan stare there had bon again we.. hennas Mr. Seddon and " that party." Alienist* saw as interview between the respoudeut mid Hiss Flekken, sad also saw Miss Finlaisoe alom Ly responded's Mire. Was mosetail to ink her if then had bees anything wow between thaw, aosi if not, if die would pledge bee word act to me the petition, again! Mr. and Mrs. Seddon were reconciled after the Roos affair, mai they slept together ones after that. !'roe ezantined—Could sot give the data She me veep much distressed by the Rom journey. She told witmemthat she ii d amertaised that be had ben with Fielaiam be/m~ and that hail once taken her to the theatre. She that lie had pared himself off to her as •1 eagle RAO ; that he had goes down as hie koen, sad declared that her suspicions were liefouusied. He did not keep bad hours ; but wite am had written io a letter. "Charles does not drink, bat he duos sto keep good boors, and w o uld not do that even fur his wife." Mrs. Seddon had complained of her beiheod's intimacy with the servant, Sarah Urast This was in July or August, Dien. Did oat think respoodent bed nee told witness that the very night she woo etuflool of the last child her husked me with Sarah Grant is the sofa. Told her that witness had heard so. Relieved that that was in November or December, 1560; bet could not soy exactly. Sarah Greet hal admitted the tact to witty b. nett Clara Tricker, the other 'errant, also told responded in witeeen's proem* that the petitionr had attempted to get late her bed. That was, ea witness behoved, in November. 1860. Was mow keeplag the petitiouer's home. Had writes the letter pet into *UMW ' S hood. It was dated September, ItilU, sod ow- Mind this perms :—" He told me last eight that he should eee that woman (riolakoc) again ; Asa I told him that the hest thing be mid do would he to try and a Name, and merry her." Did tell him so. He mid. " get No, I have too much love for Minnie to ask her to many • divorced clad" Wrote thm, end added, "A sin thing for a !iodised to say.' By the Judge—Thought it • nice thing for • married man to may that he had hive for another woman. The Judge—You thought it &available is fad! Witom -Yes. Du out Yemeni ler sip dike hid* metal her busload had introduced her to sense ha bed hem be. Ince marriage sad asked her to be frame with them. • dew sin i 4 ruin told mesh. had mid that Mr.Seddea had waned to take liberties with her, but that it wee all nemeses es her part. That also made my sister eery lehappy at the time. 'Hie yaw lady mass sot end away ea emaat of i ll Us the flueday before m r sister left her keno Xis. Scolds told me that die had overheard him my thud be bed Med all be ooidd and made her all the prommie I. W pmer to Woes bur to day with kilo, this be had faithfully kept them, and that it wax -- des tie elte elseald keep es many Aim—mausin.; by that/Imin Is leave him. Remsaroased—t *moot needled if the aommeatim I have detailed with my ester took place widlombe was is her busload's home. She told me that she bed bet met Mr. DoVle ow the Far at Margate is the early of the year ; and that she had begun to with him two or three maths after. Tbs aw ti uHII peosealas v► M we wont to prow TRH POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARL BOROUG Han TIT. • MASI AMR rwsrociars. Joirpli Stone, Jon maker. lide-mni, Henry Sinai, %AW N ripfuewL sad Wahl% 4.11111•14. Dock-laps. Wmtinineter, at6l to b• a mine of yams tbiersa we. char d .' with a s. tempting to .teal • watch from • gmitlemen a Regent while iseeklag hi • eltop window. The own wer• walebsd by Brown, 3(14 A, aa d im a m, 211 g A. Ciarford-aireet. and elan to attempt to puck • ad?. poebnL They were than fulkmed into Xi giletwerset. when they •Mempeod to steal a watch from a gesthniss. bd. being ems by the rants, they started od r , yerweisig Anne se far se Ormstypedwamenbal before he Dodd .sskim. Tbo two mbar primary west down Lower liketai-etr•st, mid in Pallmiull Ihmith mm mound ; but Adams beget on at the top of Ms geed. and A Ives set tin Ito bed pe emir &ear in tb• perk tkae • Brows ...needed V immines his ZAILWATI. kl is Ni s• alliaollllllll. Dasa. Dn. ettlati7. De. Ili. Do. Prelim.' ___ - . Ase. X 1171 sdoesedblieveiAlol. De. UNS. Oda. De. loos X UK dlteo. Wonted • B. liaeloni repo TADook p.e.res Osollos. ee oral item DNS lodise De. Pabbalpors De. 4 p. ea Debra— De. p. se do. lied O Do. dn. do. Ided-T De. do. do. WWII Owed banker eased. De • per ea Prd. Denes.PieLlit si t.te. De. II per el aw T pro. lie— • De de Ds. do. lilt Owed Wise Peninsula t IN IN ND IN I! Do. IT: - - - BO Ot. B. ot =k a t. 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Xi 24 li I It I pa I -. IN 4 II : if 4 11: ... 1. 1 3 HD• - " Nor Mrse••• .. • a. M la. Wu, .1. • Pima tiver Lawl It tas. li Paola bad Odes. Mom 1 rDo. low 11.9.• ThL 0.41 mose Dr=las lie - 4 1 : Royal KAU Siam I Aut. Weil. D Asi tr a lsete Da. IL idgislsrel.. De. de. Trost& _ . .., 24: ( 3.71 lig HELL AND Tux " Amme understood the Aipowwn al Hull goverenseed, with tie view el taloa eleoniors for L. troosport et tree wild America; and the odious and Carewallie have received ceders Athol wet at Ay time for active eel Hosiltainuniard Alga Psov - 1 . 1 11 I I I 47 10 70 71 11 Is 7. 17 1 1 4 17 19 $ 4 44 91 1/40 l‘e 311_ M. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA E) Two •'CLocz. The funds to-day show renewed heaviness. Prices are quoted f per cent. lower than they closed yester day, and Consols can be purchased at 90, ex div., for the account. All the other markets present a flat appearance, and the tendency of prices is still downwards, without, however, any material fall. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 130 c., ex coupon, showing no change, after allowing for the deduction of the dividend. Consols are officially marked 891, 901, 891, and 891, ex div., for money, and 90, 901, and 891, ex div. for the account. The present quotations are 891 to f for cash, and 891 to 90 for the 9th Jan. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 227 i; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 101, 1001, 101/, ex div.; ditto for ac count, 1011, ox div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1899, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 125., 158. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced "rupee paper, 951, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021 ; Tia chequer Bills, March, lls., 12a, prem. ; ditto small, 10s. prem. ; ditto June, 12a, prem. ; ditto small, 17s. prem. _ _ . Few transactions have occurred in foreign stocks. The tone of the market is fiat. There is a fresh decline of * per oent. in the Turkish Loan of 1854, which is quoted 74* to 75*. The loan of 1858 is supported at 66 to 67. Mexican Bonds are dull, and are last marked 96*. Sales are recorded u fol lows :—Mexican Three per Cents., 261 ; ditto for account, 26*, * ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 59 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 41* ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 76; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 66*, 67, 66. HALF-PAM Two o'Cioci. Consols have receded per cent. since 2 o'clock, the present quotations being 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 891 to ex div., for account. The vigorous preparations which are being made by our government in anticipation of war with America have produced considerable sensation. At Portsmouth and other dockyards there is a degree of activity that has not been witnessed for many years put. It is understood that the Guards have volunteered for foreign service. We learn further that government have sent out a number of non commissioned officers for the purpose of immedi ately drilling the Canadian Militia. There was a fair demand for money yesterday at the Bank of England and in Lombard-street. The rates for good bills were 21 to 22 per osnt. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 41 per cent. (the Bank rate being 5) ; at Vienna, 5 • at Amsterdam, 31 ; at Hamburg, 21 ; at Frank feet, ;at Brussels, 4; at Turin, ; and at Ber lin, 4 per cent. The exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady. Much caution is shown in taking any but short bills. The Russian and Austrian 4J:cbanges were decidedly more in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI7 to 18 ; ItotterAust, 3 mouths, 11.191 to 12.4 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Hamburg, me. Mom, 3 months, 13.84 so 9 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25- to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.574 to 624; Prankfort.cmthe-Mabse, 3 months, 1184 to f ; Patentee; (per rouble), 3 months, 32 to ; Vienna, e s. no., 3 moths, 14.40 to 50; Trieste, ed. do., 3 months, 14.40 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48f to • Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.64 to 72 1 • Gonna, 3 months, 25.674 to 74 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.67 i to 721 ; Naples, 3 months, 331 to ; Palermo, 3 montha,llB to 119; Messina, 3 months, 1184 to 119; Lisbon, 90 days, 5 2 to OPork% 9 0 8 , 4 2 , 524 to 4. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday at ba lid. per ounce, being id. above the price obtained for the previous supply. In the interval, however, business has been done at 15s. lid. and at the present quotation. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again heavy, and prices were " irregular" at tho late falL The sales were limited to 3,000 b ales. Owing to the unfavourable intelligence from increased buainess was trausacted in war risks atLloyd's yesterday, but quotations show no variation of importance. A Calcutta telegram having reached London, it is assumed that the Calcutta, China, and Austra lian mails have arrived at Alexandria. A trustworthy private letter from Buenos Ayres communicates the following intelligence : An agreement by Copula 17rcjuna to General Mitre offer ing peace, and his co-operstks in the re-election of a ENV gram and president, referred by General Mitre to the Buenos Ar 0•11 government, has been favourably resolved, and the agent despatched to General U uisa's headquarters in Entre Rios. It is believed that General Mitre has ahem. dosed all idea of invading the interior provinces. The oonpons due let January next on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds (New York Division) will be paid by the Bank of London. Holders of shares and obligations of the Royal Portuguese R►ilway Company may receive on the let Jan. 20f. per share on all paid-up shares for in terest and dividend, and 7f. boc. per obligation fully paid up, for the second half-year's interest for 186 L The annual meeting of proprietors of the Lon don and Westnoster Bank is called for the lbth January. . . _ The Royal Insurance Company have issued their Almanac for the year 1862. It is one of the bczt frametLimblicatious of the kind, but is of course principally taken up with statistiwi, showing the renter blo progmis of this company in point of business and of public estimation. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 100,4071. ; exports of gold, 154,5481. ; imports of silver, 439,7661. ; exports of silver, 281,327 i. The ships Unrivalled, Caduoeus, and Geelong have arrived from China with 2,703,8001b5. of tea. FRIDAY BVINIEG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to # ex div. for the 9th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 891 to 90, and stood at 4 o'clock at 90 to 1, the price or mousy being at the same hour 891 to 90. The of fi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 904, 891, #, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 904,1 k, 891, 904, 894, 90, 894 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 894, 4, I, 1; New Three per Cents., 894, 4,4, 4,4, 4,1, 89, , ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Nut. Stock, 1011, 4, 101, jar div. ' • ditto for account, 101 ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 981 95 ; Five per Cent. enfaced" rupee paper, 964, , 3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102, 101 j. After the close of the Stock Exchange Consols were rather firmer, at 904, " buyers," for the account. The India Five per Cent. stock was much depressed, and left off at 101 to 4, ex div., for the amount, being 4 lower than yesterday. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 96 to 4, and the Five-aud-a-Half, 102 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted lls. to 14s. prem. , and the June 14s. to 17s. prem. Foreign stocks remain depressed. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,1981. Bank shares to-day were fist, and in several iu stancesprices were quoted lower. Ottoman Bank were depressed. Crystal Palace stook fell 2 per cent. Madras Irrigation, Royal Mail Steam, and some other descriptions in the miscellaneous department, shared in the downward tendency. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows ;--Ocean Marine Insurance, 44 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13.16 to 15-16 prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, 14 to 14 dia. ; Lon don and Provincial Marine; to gtile.. Mercantile Pb., to prow; Commercial Union Fire, to * die. United States Fivelltee Cents. ware desk in day at the very depressed price of 67 to OIL There wore also transactions at 52 dis. o the Illinois Central Railway Company's paid-up shire; on which a dividend of 2 dodo. is payable on tie 4th January. This is the lowest price ever known. The shares of the Canada Land Company expe rienced a further fall of St. There was a fresh decline of 4 to I per cent ia most classes of Colonial Government i Bonds, is-. eluding Canadian. MURDEROUS TRADE OUTRAGE AT MUDDSWIELD. A diabolical outrage was perpetrated in Hudders field yesterday. Tee mime weeks puts large number of the masons' hammers Is the tows bare been out on strike in conesunenee d the masters Devisor gives notice of their intention to reduce their wages from 18a to 16.. per week. Amongst the tern-outs was • man named Patnek Word, and for • day or two past he arid several others have Dees going about intimidating men who have come into the tows and gone to work at the reduced Rome of thine have slopped at the Nadel Lodging.beaee, whi• thee, on their loanog work at night, the masters, is some indeaces, have bad to escort them for safety. Yesterday ceasing it appear. that Ward and • companion, whose name he refire. to disclose, waited for scene of these OM es they kit the lodcing.hones. About half peat six two mon, named Thomas ll'iCeony and James "'trachea, slalom, woe oat for the purpose of grim to their work, but had not pproceeded far before they were met by Ward, who tely dealt ill•Kenuy • murderous blow on flea back of his head with • poker, felling him to the ground. WlCenny littered • loud cry, which attracted the attention of people in the neighbourhood, and several persons ran up as Ward was about to strike M'Ken ay 'bother blow with the poker as be lay insensible ou the ground. Ward was immediately taken into custody. and li•Kinioy was conveyed to the surgery of Mr. T. R. Tatham, where it was discovered that, in addition to the wound ceased by the poker at the back of his bead, his me* was entirely broken is. The poor fellow was afterwards re moved to the 310411 Lo4nipboime, where he now re mains. It has transpired that Ward mode a mistake Is the sins he bad giggled oat foe liiis eanisions vini WU:my being is se way eannweeed with the Isboolni s° t strike, and ewer haven prewieggly sea or spoken to his assailant. It is saki there are now e&y about 30 men is. Training out, the maim haviu d oemed s. to the others the former wagee.—Jfesedgeter Mr. Guinness, of Dublin, is proceeding in the nelorntion of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Caen atone, or Bath atone, hating failed in previous external restorations, Is used only to the interior emits. TiE PEEWEE OE WALES AT CAMBIU DOZ. —The stay of his royal Memel anoeget us is now drawing to a close, very owl to the regret of the inhabitaats of Oambridge. Os Mostay, the 16th, his royal highness leaves the unit. varsity, sad proceeds on a visit to the Earl and Conotese of Hardwick.. at Wimpole Hall, when as Tuesday night, the 17th, there le to be a party as a plead em,le to meet the prioos, and the seat day his royal highness will joia the court, end remain until after Christmas, sad then proceed to the FAA. Yesterday the prises was out with the Hon. G. Fitswilliam's booed, ; it was a by-day, and the meet was at Monk's Wood. On Friday evening week about twenty ladies and gentlemen Mr. hosounal with an invitation to dims with his Royal Higher' the Prince of Wale, at Trinity College The dinner took pleas at 7 o'clock, the geed.; includi d E royal highness, the Hos. Ges. asd Mrs. Bruce, the of Trinity and Lady Ade* the Vise-Chancellor, the Pub lic Orator, the Hoe. Rev. lathes end Mrs. Hewn* the Miss Hulloed, Mr. H. J. wad lady lilleaboth Aimee, Prefenen Aim*, Boma% Mille, and the Hew. W. Musk, M.A., of it. Jaha's College. I. the surge of the agesibg the party was sub son ariegisa, about 100 alteigother. We lanimensd that a prang lady b o s = has NS the Prier of Wake • pair of scroes, palsied ce Mies rob* by legr wee fair Sadar but whisk wore very Pwriel7 ntnaed. "MS Osaka." to the fair ading'. ingalleare.—Ondwids ladepeedost. Ti. Bum= II nom. —Thu Archbishop of Can terbury. the Lard Cliegneller, the Speaker of Use Hose of Osamu% with a lese list of elected, and (wells ' treeless, ailloadwi • wessilag as Tuesday at the i Mama fie largovi pawing Ise sot been held for pare. The object was to die es the peat scheme of separating the contests of the Masons ids their natural groups— , a shear lisp advocated by Mr. Palltila in behalf of literature. sad by Profaner Owen in the interest, of scenic.. This plan was adapted in principle by the trustees • year ago, though 'sly by a majority of one voice. SiDOl) then the tM. made the work In owe sad the seating of Tuesday was coliveosid to take the Gael ("Woe of the whale bed of trustees. The vote of but year was soeflnued, we by a large majority. This act decides the prolisiaary dap of the Wanes ; and permits the goveranisst to meet the House of Commons, without Isar of leiseeposestathus er opposition from the Muses Neal(. The details of the change are, of course, add settled; nor au they he =AEI Earliemect and& —Admen's DISSCREES AT Commune truivioarm. —Mr. Wiliam 'Saws (8.A.), the highly megeoted Mader of Llesdat Hose Asidesay, dig Wes es the paging if IS, ad deldism 'disguise to depute, took the Sees of B.A. at Oerpue Christi College. when he had Wes alowied. 43u applying to that Snags to have We nine pit IS tbr Marie, in order that he might pressed be Ms cisgree of LA., the appellee wee refined, ea Ms wowed paned that he was Dot • munbor of the —°- -"-cad ehosela We soupier to Mote, however, that • veraehoo of the ism* d hag semen and of the highest ragootability. beershs the ewe Wore the Hooierity ofPrialt Osage, awl , by a Ineniagras veto, Mr. Jahn. es is a exam of est igssegablo gegisay. U.- lea we had egegisil SOS bliesslis• frees • reil•Wo Kam WO lOW MPS* have Wired the& I. the prowet day, say edienearthoridee wireld have adapted the course which applAIS hi kw hen token at Osepue, and mod of our readers. we TM saes /E&Sr the rebuke adrniaistered by the lbenieen al Ti diy well emeihed. —Owohridys lade- Ms. Wang!, 0011031 M—Mr. %Wry, =ltlre Wort Mildieses. le add lobe rapidly rgeoveriog law and deseggesa iwilepsiblea. He left Egg Luil•bout two wenthe folk ter the kind of Yedebs. 56. a le Is 1! 100 100 100 100 10 SHARE LL9I&-(THIS DAY.) Two °Tom With the exception of Caledonian stock, which has improved 4 per cent, English railways are Qat to-day. There is • decline Of 4 per cent. in Great Northern stock and 4in Great Western. Other lines are not much altered. Business is limited. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock 91 to 4 ; Great Western, 67 to 4 ; Mid land, 125 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1044 to 1054 ; Caledonian, 100} to ; South Eastern, 744 to 754 ; Eastern Counties, 504 to 3 ; and Great Northern, 1114 to 1124 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flat, at kto 4 prem. The Indian lines are likewise wore offered. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is steady. tDISA'Y ARAM AND 151 skied' san.ways. I y tl tt r t sis • ORDINAZY SIA2 AND STOCK& • SOrm..lffoL 0/14.66VaL TI 100 Ukt..10a..116:3441.h00 all Illeakbara all , IRAs mad nos aU tllaalandlloffrd.alld.O 6 IN SAMS sod ]twat •S lee Ciisisakug all Cork aM DroSso.. all Oansirall all De. • •so Smola 6 all Do 111 po.l. II Dobbs sad lrM~aa sal IN Nit OaNNl.,leetb. dIADLIa lllloilit al ruNN LOS Ilasiona Union. Nook A 1411 Do. no* W lad !Suffolk 100 ll , ilabargh!tnd 100 SOW bre% all /arils and Jana 1410 Clow Is S. Weikel team Norskasl.o4sod 100 Gnat Northers 100 10. • Nook 100 Do. I Mack 10604. Soollt a Waal. (Du) 100 1 0rint Widens 10e1 Do.S4OOrVaLOas.StS 100 losiomalikell! Taelablre lOU Loudon sad Bleskirail 10/11,00_ Mad ISO lloseao. 100 Load= It North offos. 1.4 i Lancloot -56-711 W011141r u Lxkloodari&Colerala Do. _ . axbd Nuolskpo. U 100/Q.aftea 4414140.1 ..... 14 Do. New I. /Um Dso4l U MIL OL IVia. (n.) O VIA road SeiressUe and tarn t& O Mowry& Arrasekdot . rumWarreughlbion !Nara Mtlab lath Drum RM. • D 1 Ho: k 7 e. u Y 11 767 - 4:lsr.igie: D.. Leeds De. Yat l - - NorlabetWeiaishme. 174 R Uffilkon _ _ Iti• - ii. -- 7. --- 1 llthpsney eseotthat Gaon* Scottish N. Z. Abaci& leattlsb Midland bhropettru Union i boutb Lrevos South Wales Yorkah. law Dor lalass.W I alookkoni 216 e eft Tin Tab Ike.. Ow Vele at X VlB6!ela Oft • MAN w igmo *typal 111} 1121 1101 111 111 132 106 106 67 of 66 06 100! 106 l 64 OS 114 116 46 46 61 11l ne 954 ir It 126. II in 9ii St 12 021 WI 99) 9i) 11 969 84 87.1 ;4 . i - 6 . 10 10b 1; '1 g 114 116 VS 40 ST V/ 24 4 Ni 86 88 761 76i SI 67 96 67 So 9 37 19 7 1 ai so“i Hun; MI a i le Q!7} IN i 0 b 6 jai; Wit& lIMUSIII X l l 11_ eal 11 4I 6 _ UN 6 i 4 1 - i• 1.1 t 6 IN la 6 6 al NI 411 411 41 AI SI MAIMS. 981 9 —'lb - 871 7 : . TS 4f . SI - ,- K kli WS WS WS WO 0 I 1i Of M de i i isuvr.b. 810,410, St Ocantoweial 164.000; St Do. 4 p. Pia MIL 1.001,008; at art and W 401240 3,08,310, at. Loodon 1,910,00 84. at. Katamitto 1310.00 oathaopten 010,000 It l Victoria 40401 10 Do. New =MOH =lll 4 .. Div. G. Om IrAa gam mlait) d i Qrfir ad .. Cada Data BM .. IL Wk. lanai (lambda ) IL nuabler lIL Attar' / .. Wed South Taigas O. Wh. villa Vat (Heidoa) t . .. Herod moot al Allapios Down —. U. ..1 =ll. Valley IL Nitar(Nay Libel) ll " Dowas N. names peva) N. IR Ilmil pig IL 1 North Whig Par Oosa (St Providasas ill ) WA llorinAgir Oen. Win. 00 1 S. Omni= Mt Ciser) 1 4. oars Bres allugsal B. Devon Iron I Ow lasing S. W. /m (Um.) oo (Mope) 18.111 any Part MI TrearllthaLmillts.4l I _ 06611 Vile at Ora) Ws. I Wed 116,666 W. Canter 6 We* Odes ar el w Wt . . m ar ia. 1511610 6 . 1 ;. 6 Idwara (t.lhaslalq 11 Wk. Kitty Mx. Waal) 1.7. W.X.r111,66(116•666.) 6 IR DsWiwi 11A.L., b 7 it t in . l. ill ill i li I k sos — Es a a is 4la par : 1 - S i ---- u.socl w.~i is. s i 1 r e ehitEl . , ."—We 1 kayo ban applied to by g ippon of our priocipal op is tip event if a war men oa baud of H. 11.8. to be is reactiosav to be wvice. —llsU Nett& WIDENTIAL 1111CAPI.— On LA Saturday night Lydia Burton. aged about eight years, daughter of George Burton. el Bareator (Dear Uttozeter), got up in her sleep, opened the window of the attic in which she slept, and leapt down into the etre* a height of =ay feet. Bar te, who bad sot retard to rot, eat on the anise, and found hiw prostrate on the paverniut. Fortunately she wan not seriously injured by the faIL— Stafford Adeertiler. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'Cwox. In the mininr , market to-day, LV/heal Mon shares are in demand, at 126 to 127. East Carn Brea are likewise in request, at to 10 ; and West Buret, at 14 to lit an improvement having taken place at the mine. East Caradon are firm at 271 to 116. and Marko Valley steady, at 10k to , Wkeslßeinet shares are quoted 82i to 86. A number of tram actions will be found recorded in the Stock Ex change official list. In foreign mining shares the only feature is the continued heaviness of St. John del Bey and United Mexican. The former are marked 48, and the latter 71. In colonial mining shares there is no movement of importance. A dividend of 6s. per share has been declared on Tincroft Mining shares. - • • The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Nome. Von Dadelisten and North : The prospect of war with America has bad • most pre judicial effect on the instal market. Vary little bunions has been done, and the pries of meet articles in tram. Welsh ban are steady. Bails are looking up for future de livery. There is only a moderate demand for Eltaffordehins iron. Scotch pig declined to 48e., rallied to 401. Gd., sal closes 4ss ., " sellers." Copper has bore very dull, and but little business reported. English ie obtainable under th• official price. Foreign has also boss very dull. Bo" after selling at 1051. 10a, has declined to 1041.; buyers shy. Spanish, 951. to 971., nominal ; Chili, 931., "s.' ae Tin has been est:emelt and decliaed to 1201. farm rival and three months' prom ; NAOS fur cash at 1111. Bass, 1211. to 1221., In Rolland the plies it declined to 726. to 720. Tinplates : A steady dantonde Flom a shade easier. Lead firm, and in pool demand 20/. ss. for good soft English pig. Mesta, 211. Spiffier has been very fiat, sellers at 181. Is.; W. 8., IW. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKILT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is cpuet. Petersburg Y.C., as the spot, is quoted M.; all the yew, 51s. lid. ; December, 51s. N. ; lonely to March. 525. tid. to be.; Lack 53.. 3d. ; At =me, 53..3d. AVIIIIAGML—Tows tallow, 535. 6d. ; ditto, b. 801. ; yellow Remise, 53.. Id. ; weltist 295. ; rough ditto, M. ed. ; tallow esso os, ltia ; am.. M. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yews. Davis aid Co. report tracts doVr at the follow: log prior.: —Prim. odadow hay, 801 to 901 ; awoke Mite. 95e. to 105 s. ; inferior ditto, 401 to 555. ; stover. dd. 901 to 1110 s. ; ditto, am mood sat, Ws. to 10e1 ; straw, 381 to 341 COVENT GARDEN.-MHISDAY.) Supplies and prices bars altered but little since our kirk report. Horne glows' produce k equal to the deemed. Pears comprise Glee Momsan, Marie Louise, Olisementak and Brown Beam. Among apples are some good examples of American NewTosni Pippin, kabstone Pippin, and Pearn'a Pippin. Grapes and placepples are abundant. Of yew taWae there is still a fair supply. Potato assatets have Dot aliened sines our kid. Cucumbers, though seem, are Mill .®cleat fur the demand. Out dowels chiady condo{ of orchids, chrysanthemums, violets, mignonette, heaths. and roma. Pftrapplia, per lb., 4s toll; Grapes, per lb., IS to di 'Wow, each, le to 3e Pests, per doe., le to Os Apple., per doz., ad to le Oranges, par 100, as to 14s 1.011101111, per 100, as to 101 Nuts, Coo, per lb., as So es el Walnuts, per 100. 2s. vzorf Broccoli, per 0102010,1 e to )e it ; Prow& boons, per 100, 24 id to So 6d Cabbsgee, p. do&, 1e id to Is Od Potatoe% per too, 808 to Ms I lery, per bundle, is 6d to Isei °Mona, fp.,k/ng p. 6 ate., I'll Tomatoes, per dos., Is to Is Asparagus, per bundle, to. Seakale, per punnet, as Shallots, per lb, 10d to is Oartle, per lb, ed to Sd Endive, per score, la Horseradish, per bun.,1.6,1 to as llualuveans, p pott., loft Parsley, per 12 hunches, 3s tons Herbs, per booth, 24 so 44 per;Ot Turnips, per bunch, lit to ad Carruts, do,, dd totld Spinach, per sieve, lab Ss Cucumbers, each, Is to Is 9d Artichokes, each, b to lid Beet, per dos., Is ad PROVINCIAL RRAR2 MARIRIN. LITIMPOOI s DSC. B.—Caledoulan, 1001 1001—Eastern 101 101—Great Northern, 1121 1131—Great Wester n, Inneaddre and Yorkshire stock, 106 ISO London North Western, 911 911—Manchester, Sheffield, and lAssadsx, 411-11:dland stock, 1261 1151—Ditto new shares, 1111 p.— North ltrithlt, 461 61—North Staffordshire, d.—Noik lastern. Berwick, IN 991—Ditto York and North Midland, 46 881-114tto Ueda capital stock, 681 57—South-Emtern and Dover, 12 7-111 22 9.l6—West Midland, Oxford, 45 47—Buftelo end Left Huron, 31 6—Litdt Rhenish, 7-18616 d.—Grand Trunk at 4 7.16 4 6.lo—Gnat Luxembourg, 11-16 81—Orent Weirr il ut Canada, 811.16 131-1111nali Omani, 661 481 d.—grie ex amens mot, 121 214—Thames and Mersa Insurance, 1 1 p. Mancitterlnt, Dec. 6.—Tbe manna opened rather karat, and cautioned so all d.y. Caledonian, 100—Grand Trunk of Can 9.l6—Great Western al Canada, 84 I—Gnat Western, Pfl i f Illinois Central, 471 8 9 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1416 41 6 4 644 6—London and North Western, 93—Manchester, Shaded. and Lincolnshire, 441 1 6—Midland, 16/44-74ew York and Brig 23—South Listen, t 2. 7.lo—Thames and Mersey Marine Insu rance, 15-10 p.—lllinois (all paid;, 50 4916—Fire Assurance. Id. —Doter, 5 per cent. ;11. pd.;, Is. 31. to—Union Plato Glass, 16 Btannicitsw, Dir. O.—The markets are all lower, and bad ness rontinnea scarce. London and North Western quoted 91 92—Midland, Bristol and Birmingham, 137 to 134—South Stal fordsidro, 10 916 10 11-10—Birmincham Canal, 90 91—Binning loam Banking Company shares, si, " milers." 0:12.a local stocks without change. DEER CATCHING AT CHATEWORTIL—MT. Her ring, purveyor of wild deer to her Majesty, was at Chats worth about two years since, and bought from 300 to 400 deer from his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Ile is atm at Chatsworth purchasing another lot. The mode at catching the deer is en follows :—A position is selected, and very high and strong nets are set up. Several bow men and one stsghound are then i employed to drive the deer in the direction of the nets. This s a dill cult thing to do ; the business, however, must be deems, aad , after repeated e ff orts, the deer an com pelled to take the nets. N 1 lien the deer find themselves mastered, and obliged to enter, they form in close hoe, like veteran troops, sad simultaneously charge the nets, making a desperate effort to break them. The effect is very exciting, and the poor beasts get entangled and fastened iu the meshes ; sonsenrees a few get away. When the deer are might, the borne of the bucks are sewn off, which prevents their fighting, aid they can then be packed numb closer in the two-deck vans for transit. Many of tho visitors have left Chatsworth. — DerfrAire Coarser. W•go or ALDERSGATE.—Two gentlemen are spoken of as candidates for the honour of representing this ward in the Court of Aldermen—Mr. Norris, M.P., and Mr. Braley, the type foamier. Both gentlemen are Commies Councilmen of the ward, and if both stand the neatest will he a very close ono. Tom SATZU AND THE OXFORD UN' VERMIT Aurnuarriks.—Tbe proprietor of the Champion threes, Tom Sayers, having announced his performance to Defend without the leave of the proper authorities, has incurred the displeasure of the University authorities, who, yester , day aftemoon, widely distributed the following ha ndbill : " A person named Sayers having announced hie intentisa of opening a circus in Oxford, and out having obtained per mission from the Vice• Chancellor and the Mayor to do are, members of the University is state pupillari apes warmed sot to attend the aforesaid exhibition.—F. Jeune e Vien. Chancellor • W. B. Jones, Senior Proctor ; G. Rh:klieg. Junior Pro ctor." --... .......... Nar.tiour ESCAPE. —On Tuenday afternoon, a man Denied Webber was standing on a ladder, cle a uj ag ik,,i i _ dews in the upper part of Mr. Lake's house, St. Stephen's. Norwich, alien the leader of a team of homes draw* a waggon belonging to Mr. Thomas Allen, of klerkehell. having been checked by the driver to make way foe a gig that was passing, no agairat the ladder, knocking it down. and hreakiog it. Strange to say. Webber : caught bold of the projection of the roof. and clung to it till he wee safely rescued.—Nololk Rems. TRAFFIC RICIIIPTIC—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 30, amounted to 498.8401., and for the correpoediug week of last you to 498,1001. ; showing en increase of Oa. The gran receipts of the eight railways having ther termini in the metropolis amounted to 222,7561., and for the corresponding week of 1441) to 219,079 L, &sew ing an increase of 3,8771. The increase on the Great Nadi ens Railway amounted to 2,0581.; on the Gnat Western to 1,4421. ; on the London sad KOMI- Western to 5141. ; and no the Loodoe and Both{ Western, to 1,0221.—t0tal 5,636/. Bat fent this rout be deducted 2841. on the Fasters Owed*, 461. as the London and Blackwell, 5851. on the Landow, Brighten. and South Coast, and 1,0421. on the Smith Ikatara, tegailkir itbove ut 1,0591., leaving the increase es 3,6771. The meats oa the other lines in the United eneeentell to 278,0841., and for the correspoodiog GILA year to 279,081/., showing a decrease of 2,1., .rho d , 4 . 1 . 64 from the increase on the metropolitan inotlersem tie total Werra.* 6801. as compared with the eenrapearnig week of 1800. P 1 I rb. IV. for P"' IN. rb. ow, red. ri4 well will Lir 10 is d ISE. es" Is I* AIM► ow