The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TUB DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Hama--(]!dory the Intl Chief Justioi, Mr. Justice Hill. and Mr. Jostle., Blackburn.) Et PARTE 11•11,040?.—ELABW omious. Oe Tu , eday Wt. pat before di, rising of the court, Mr. s.eigh ,'I tuned a rule aleolute fur a habeas corpus directed prrwei of the newt of Howie. and ordering him to th, 1.•Iy of • yogis' lady of about 15 vein of age, • hoe, hr hril eemove.l from the residence of hei father,. , who nark. at st. Al4tos , Howie having been not long before • clerk in the service of the applicant. The rule was mad* ritare..l.l.• at chamber.. Tbis morning at the operant of the °mart, ye, sleigh stisted that the rule having been made return• able at 4d4anilier. y etenL,v before Mr. Justice Blackburn, mune, although proeent, neither produced the irdy. nor :mole any return to the writ. Where upon he It hi leermal counsel) applied to the J u dge to arta. L Howe. Mr. Janie: Blackburn. however. we. needling to hemline the reaponribility of committing Bones to ' , moo. but referred the master to the full court. The kernel counvel had, therefore, in punnet°, of that diroettou now to apply for at attachment a gai nst Howse, or .ta r compelling him to produce the body. Mr INI.y Aevreour Ippewr e d on the other Yiele, aryl laid h e was prepared with implan.dions on behalf of Bovine The Lord awl Justice eatil nothing but • return so the writ would satisfy the CM... Mr. Se, _TIDOUr then mud ho would he prepared with diode a little Liar is the day. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. fittings in Diwww—(Befure Lord Chief itsliceErle, and JaMaces Myles and Keating.) MADDOX P. TILINALI.—A LUNATIC PLAINTIFT. Th , plaintiff Ii this C 44, was formerly in business in nal the defending waa his agent in Loodon, b. the plaistiff paid money from time to time. sod am.ort elnia, hi. sr.!' drew. The plaintiff had the mis• forgo • ti hecome hinatie, awl be was now eon. lined so lkillem. The huhu., remaining in the defendant's bawls was .102/. lttw AL, awl Mr.. Gliskioo brought the present action ia bar huaband's name tomer:new the amount. The detvadsint did not dispute hts liability. but wished only 1.. pay the money in such 4 way ss wood relieve him from liability. awl by leave of a juitze he paid the money into meet. A few days ago a nee was obtained by the plaintiff show came why the money should not be paid to her or bre attor n ey, and today the nutter woos oo upon the ',Mon whether this rut, should he made abeelato. 'lr. Britt, for the rk•fteirtimt. eat the only owe he could hn.l owe the question was " Kirk v. ads (7 Dow), and there theorem expressly guardsl themselves he goyim Mist the order to pay the looney out of mud wool bar lA. !maim should be mover 'iis health, fawn diguting Ore right of kw wife to the money. If the esart, however, ti. , . , i4ht It to irks , the rile alaidute, be had se objection ; kit he .eked that the defendant should have hiseeeta Mr Itivill, wi the other hand, caltunded that the Saw 401 .mould have owl s , iassia mh as the defendant seed wit have epmured to show mom at all. Th. Lor,l t Lief Justice said that plaintiff weld lot hove illiwsseek so the role did ad NA fee them Mr. liriviU eapLonnl th it be had originally draws hie ty..4100 with enota, ho io t bail reek eel this aneditina l amp he m.ail i 1.04 —,caret the ilefseelsait to :Ir. hates' Nesting—Tura • on have=atlefaigisa el knee that fee once you bate wilted WA (l- hoer.) Kele absolute ia Its twine COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Edon Mr. Cooaniasicoor Grabrini.) 11A111111. 71,i. war as dotamiustum meeting. A. Isakrapl was • r.. 4 Stepiwy. Tb. perlouisary rtalesaret Mena Paul •ad Termer 9.11 v 1101. Au mtiunrussunit fur nor month was to Kr tn. . . This eam the tliv4len.l m.-otieg. The isakespi , a rhiphatl4. r , tivedwich semi Rye. 71w bankrupt Alai Nato fur many you" i landans• aad o 'A1t...1 to haw- tilled morn than OM Ilmiripal olbea‘ A diaptge e.g. 1. , •4 tellollll , l by Il r. Wand, ut •••• o_deraub ob. bad given oankrupt in rantotly on • eri a,:t..l ellarge, the eituntaata“crs of which bare already of private lirtZugvtlielli bafun the court yenta , err laultrriptey se ar -ma.rwra ev‘r tr 1.1111 LILA?WU Taal*. Tito ors. the divalced torwt.r. - tarter the ...tate ci the haakrupt, haalrupt, A hoot sad e1a , ,0 titauufactarer, of the Itraadway, tkplfool. A tits...lion sow aro., on a claim which bad beoa p the pro,ealsnze co behalf of Mr. J. nor. Lett Knuth, the oaten...re taints/ of Wyldra-reabti itotnowlw•, who he.. asa.o hewn declared baakrapt, sad ht. Nth:, 1.. prows w.. nos •opiaorted by the senssesu Ao ..ltjc , tow was raiee.l that the property at a damp at crowt.n, wahred at 1771., ba.l found its way at. the hem 1. of Mr. South, hot after some diartianoo the Ons. naivtioner decided on treatio.; this aa a distinct nattier. sad turned the plain into a woof. • Pak? actantiaglv. IlltJolllOtoNl--711E cr.tyitn TRIPP. Tht. was a taftvag f..r the ewitioatioo cf Geo. Jaime% rd Iruthatn•place, Ifs kney.ruad, and Lowet.marsh, l.th..h.r Ilmntafacilirry. Tile 3. -.meta conimeocol in July, 'Miff, and embrace • year and two months. The accounts *bow amount ilef, to I.lll , VeUlel creditors. 1,2511. ; profits as tnelinz, ; a.. 111. • trade expvrass, 21101. • hon.. sad per.. 213/, lem:e by bad .10,01, TIE. • de: f.•o•ncy at meat, A 2/. The bankrupt hal been in Lawrie. (..f hltnen year.. He consmeneed without capital. sal los le,.;...keei.deg help; nesatisfactory, the accounts mold sly coeuderrd s, ucrouched. Mr '.••••orolf, .4 Mark bre, amnared for the maven. ; Mr. J. I'. Mammals for the lackrupt. The bankrupt pared his exonisatiou. an 11.1C , IIIEN. The Makrapt, who era a chemist and druggist, of Nor applied for LI% certificate. TI.. loldn•e•sbeet shown.h.lJe t.nw. ; assets, 463/. The tank..lt le-,mn with a di ticien„y. and there appian to have Lena aol• SIV.Ya of expenditure over profits. Mr. Ilnlpath, for the 1.1,1 t ., I that the bankrupt vn.s sow a very young man. TS trailnag 10011W1 to have I.en .4 au imprwv‘tent ...el the bankrupt had eirea • 14111.4 lisle under which ti.e creditors had realised the security to the detriment of the general body of crab tors. Proceedings bad lava Liken foe the recovery al the propert y. re. Commissiosier con‘idores! the quoitioo of certificate shnehlstand over until the ,tatter was .I•••ermined. Mr. ftwlpath mid the wongia..s thought bankrupt's errors so we from hie iemperienee. Tio• I 'ofregairetaser had edj.xus , Al the meeting until the adios heea tried. THE POLICE COURTS. MIN DAY.) WORfill I P.STREET. A3IOTHYR AT ?Hi warms TICRVISCR. ./..to 'Vibes, 47. swarthy ecsuidezion, and with purls," wed deep cope, wan charred before Mr. liarl-r with stealing s purse containing two ...,eereigna and in .den from the time pocket of Mr e. Sarah Cole• nun, an elderly lady. fesitiPat at Lakeroonth, in Suffolk. Th., complainant wan iu imnitiony with a gentleman and friend at I. •• • elck thin vi , thinz at the bookin7-olllce of the slier...lib:it terminus, unit having given him the mosey for her f. 0.• returi I he' pore to her 1t,.. pocket. She knew nothing, of her lows until $ railway porter rallol her attentiiet to it. peter. mid • lad named Pannell, Bunke — the former to liaviti4 watched the prisoner standing eV* bY *lets a position en induced him to that he 1•44 .• et in.: under hi* poochn caPe,; Yin•••ll..T ...keel, "Can I wit a ticket at the other end! and on I.uog in the affirmative he continued. "Then I will g.. Anil he+ dim my luggage." He left and emit into the v....trivet-it, belt wiliness, instantly ameertein lug (rem proweinris that ishe had 'ono rubbed, followed and took him. A seuffie ensued ma they pt ~•••.‘l.l to Vow etat. , in•n i ieter's office, during which h. dripped • railway nag 111,41 1 , 1111r!IA, the seaimil witness almost at the mime innerient pieking up a pone, which turned not to 41 the miasing one s with it. eimtents nrolisturbed rnsimer •iihoeptiretly admitted hamar thrown it sway, but elared that he had picked it np in the lesskiagaslyme. and th the temptation eas great he pat it in his paeltet. T 1... .trt.-mtot he aftererett:e altar al to an admiriun d hie gulf. Jlr Heusi. Isbn had lima engaged to .lefetwl. appeand • 411. : •orprlsol at this. and ..venal- I asp. h•• knoga h••••.t. kit AA C., 1.4, Imam • haw " m y off a th. counter be had tidier 6r dostt with at use., II u the 'polar. owl iirw-ner was au old swoll thief, aad L • was ordered to be notarial XA R LIIIONE. DARIVii 11 , Drii.RT Re A CART. /Wirer/ Artier, olowirthal as tho pollee sheet am a nooral d.. r. 1 n • wbn t. 'mown sea .I,Jrr in 'horses. reehliti: in Itontlee otroot, wax charged beh.re Mr. 31noo.rie'ol wait denting a omit id th e raln e .4 1144. yh.. . rt. oof .11111., Won't, a cart toniklor oat irbretwn;ht, i n Intone.. on L the Itomook•elreet. liangpitrwl , rued. Mr Kr- •ttoetileit for the priwwier. The nylon, of the proneutr.r ahowed that ho had known lho prii..ner but a *hart titre. and that he fpnwaen rolled siidi Lint is May len. wiilcog to porcher a ran, but h.. uml thot M shou;.l owl du so mail he hrl trial the .prin.. nwe l'neec.strw allowed him to try a nth l'r , weeer west ?' with it, and auk that Ito coati inane with t directly. hut did sot reties. The seat loureins prereciatirr ins the pri• warr Ia Totiewbruli-nnirt•nawl with the rut, the twine in whits wadi awing at a el c.it Relierra tieLlse awl Orions .11.. hour. Prosecutor called to th"' ll'''. on, who tidd bon t.. t a Le a able. of ale at a public. lons, eiliniaißg. oiwonvind Cut he would maw retain. H.. \owner. dud Dui 00. aol rourstur beard so nine* of hal till lb. dar, wham he wt. the re loser in ihn , threl I ...ANC mut iu.s Um tato custody. no. min tar WOW/ SW. Mr. Rice crooaQsainined prosecutor for the purpose of showing that there was a bargain between them, but he failed in doing so. Robert W . not, prosecutor ' s son, proved tlsit tbe prisms: his own horse which wail put in the cert. Witmer lent the hareem. le answer to Mr. Mansfield prosecutor stated that he did not give information to the police till the mouth of Septem ber last. Mr. Mansfield said that he had made up hi+ mid to send the i cisoner for trial. as or wa s remanded until Monday f u r th e p ur p ose . depositions taken. THA NCANDALOrC ROBBEILT Of A SHIPWRECKED BEANAN. EMI% Orman, • well-known and desperate thief, was brought before Mr. Salle, charged with stealing a silver ...La, two severetgsa , sa, sad the wearing apparel of • seaman named James Love. The prosecutor, who wee In a deplorable condition, said he was shipwrecked near Mantel, and was sent home by the British Consul ; be saved his watch an d clothes, and w h en h e arrived here obtained lin wages of the owner. On the preoadkg night he was paining /through Kindled], foot sore and weary, and having taken three or four glasses of bier with • shipmate, he felt drowsy and eat down on a doorstep. The prisoner directly afterwanla mine up to him, and said, " Do you love an Iridi lass! Corn. home Lions with me." She then ofererl to procure him a lodging, and as any port in a storm was welcome to him he consented to accompany her to her home in Shadwell, where Su and ionic drink wee imme diately demanded, and he was surrounded by • number of women. He paid the money and sent for drink. He was overpowered with fatigue and the dangers he had under gone, and sank ri d asle e p. When he awoke he mimed his watch, money, all has clothes , his paper , and everything he had about him. Not a screw was left," concluded the manor. Mr. fielfe—They week( have stolen you if they could have mode anything of you. The people in the infamous houses in St. G.oirges-in•the-East, Shadwell, and White chapel p"under sailors with impunity. A policeman said that he had recovered the sailor's clothes, which weee pawned. Mr. Selfe—Try and recover the watch and money of this unfortunate Ma ; he is doubly wrecked, wrecked at woad wrodscd on land. The prisoner is remanded fur • week. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1860. ?HE BISHOP OP DOWN AND CONNOB AND HIE CLERGY. At a numerous meeting of the clergy of the united dincewie of !bet and Connor and Dromore, u ambled after "Conference," on Toon*, the 13th of No vember, the following meulutione were nnanirnonsly agreed to: -- "Reselmid,—That we "'isnot separate without giving az preemies to our deepest disapproval of, and regret at, the riotous conduct matidested at the intended religious meeting la the Music-hall teat evening, of which the Lord Bishop of the diocese was officially the chairman. " That we further regret that say minister of the united church of Roglaml and Ireland, and especially • be ig" Iced clergyman of the united diocese, could be induced to occupy the chair which the Lord Bishop had born cow -1 Wild to rissign, thus apparently affording his sanction to die terhedeakreosedings which had previously taken place. '• 7 hat, without a:l "using any opinion respecting matters irrelevant to the lino.eiliat• object of the proposed meeting, we herb, declare our solemn determination, under the Divine Dim, to uphold, by every lawful means in our Fewer, the digttty of the episcopal office in the united iieease sad, anconlingly , hav e recommen d e d hi s l or d s hi p t a g a i=is the other religious meetings which h a d b een /or tide week. " JANOS MITTH. Archdeacon of Coenor, chairman." These resolutions were submitted to his lordship, who replied as follows : "My Dear and Rev. Brethren,—Though I did not re. quires this expremiuu of your feelings to mature me of your usepatliy and respect, is reference to in. outrage to which I was gu lately subjected, vet I am deeply thankful to yes for pee eating in. with these resolutions, as they ere a permanent and official record of your reproba. ties of the &up aeeful scene we recently witnessed, of year some that • brother should be found so forgetful of his character and station ma to stamp by his official act his sanction of its turbulent pnweediegs, and of your deter mination, under the divine )Inning, to uphold the dignity sad the authority of that office with which I am invested. Avon* the many painful recollections which the late meet ing retalk, I look hack with alumni and sorrow when I call to Wad that the time selected for the perpetration of what bees, at least, the semh.,ncr of 30 Orange outrage was the very time whim oar church was about to hold a series of religious ineetines, and that the serpetiators of it were three who, while they claimed the name of pndestenta, showed by their conduct bow little they were influenced by the scripts:a doctrines of their faith, or retlect"d its holy teaching in their lives. " it. DOWN." RIPIUMINTATION nr PiXtrumullinittu. —fly the death of the Earl Candor. Tieroont Emlyn has been raised to the Hews of Peen, which has mule a vacancy in the representation el Pembrokeshire. There are two candidates in the hld ; vie., Colonel Gime, ehiost son of &r John Owes, M 16., Lonl•Leuteitiat of the county, and Mr. George Lori Phillip., Lawreuuy Park, both of which are instituileg a vig"r canimis, the molt. of which up to this day (Nov. 114 Aro 'my problematicaL PUISTPUNIMENT or TIM 11UP DuTy.—The col lective of the secou4l moiety of the bop duty, duo on the 16th of this isonth, has been postpoood to the let of Marsh, 1l Mil. in the ease of those planters who may &Aire the indulgence, on their giving security for payment, with interest at the rate of 5 per cent. ; and the collection of the present year's duty has been postponed from the Ist of Horeb to the 16th of August nest, ou the like terms And conditions. THE Bawer Sot•rwry.—The weekly meeting of the executive committee was held on Tuesday, at the offices in (linWhoa-chambers ; Mr. Spiesliam husks in the chair. Mr. Whitehorst, Mr. Bootees., Mr. nt, Mr. Dawes, Mr. Man, he were present. W. Muslin, Doi., Hatfield, Herta, was el, ted a member of the council. The peutlin_; electioas, especially those for rloutbwark, Newcastle-ou-Tyne, and South Notts, moup;ed the deliberations of the committee. A correspondence has between the committee and the chief friends of the psi l ein Rochdale, as to the hallos a meeting there seder the presidency of Yr. Cobden, M. le. It apperunig that Mr. Cobden is not likely to rut Rochdale at Emmet, the proposed meeting is fee the time absodoneeL Tab LIBUILATION MOCINTY AT himtonerzs.—On Welaesibiy, a large sad inffoential party of gentlemen met at breakfast at the Albion Hotel, .Ifasnethester, to ressive a deputation (rum the executive committee elf the Liberating finciety, compoeed of Hommel Morley, Req., Dr. Foster, and J. Carvell li dlisms, Req. The R e v. Dr. M'Rerrow, the oldest - dissenting minister in Manchester, acted as chair- Ilan, and said that as the society's opponents had now given them • fair xhalleuge iu th.it city, by the course of lectures which the had otanwenced, Le hoped that the noncouformpt holy would show that they were animated by the old spirit, which was displayed so effectively when he came among them years Mr. Morley, is Lis address, adverted to his evidence before the committee of the House of Lords, and coropliined that it should have been coeiliguned by those who had not read it, and, still more, that it should he dishonestly mis represented, as be showed Mal bees done by reading pammees which bad not b een ma d e as public as other portions had been. He strongly urges! the dissenting ministers, and the laity also, to instruct their young people in the important points at I.IOIIIU between them and the d r e sup- of a church establennient. Dr. Foster, who fol. L e sisrhim and that as little justice bed h e do ns to him. self in the matter of the evidence. He referred in detail to several etelesiastical questions lately before parliament, and is particular, nivel tint church.rates should be swept a wa y altogether out of Lancashire by parochial agitation, as they bed osarly Ling already. Mr. Larval' Williams, in alluding to the effect of nicest oppositiou, mid that the dimeutiog body were never so united, nor hail the society overbook so well supported, a. since societies were orpeised to emcee it. The Messrs. Patrick Thomson, Rev. J. Parker, Rev. A. Thompson, the !h.e. Ii Clarksoi, Jas. Sidebottoni, Esq., and Mr. Councillor Rummy, thin spoke iss resolutions, warmly supporting the society, sot proposals were canal demi for the deliver, el lectures and obtaining more subscribers. Tam LoNDON Gorizia Poximas' DicsnwoS.VrT Amsocismom—The dist meeting of the friends d the above sessietr, for the purpose d sleeting pensioners, was hail at the Condon ecere on the Ifith inst. ; Mr. George Moore in the chair. Two pensioners wereeleeted, cad the committee aussetly solicit the assistance of the piers generally of Loodon soil their employers to enviih , t hem to relieve a larger number of applicants at the ensuing half-yearly elec. tioce. The object. ~f the society ore to grant penmons to infirm or permanently disabled port.cs, their necessitous whisrs and orplisos. It appeared from the report that :1,1":11. 4 . 41. 54 is standing to the credit of the 41 1 1 ,, Ckiiilt1 in the New Three per (Jest. Annuities, mid that there is a further Wires of 2111. la tid. is hand The receipts of the plat quarter were 24A/. lis. lid Toe committee sug• Rest that sub-coaimittass dumb! be formed to all parte of ihe nietrepolie, ea bp in doing the übjects tbs . sosiety would beaus, eseiregMagb known. RIVIsIoN or *as Lavin:v.—Two meetings on the subject of the revision et the liturgy hare hero held in London this wetA OM In Piseedilly, the other at the c .de.h.m e n Adolph'. At the latter, which was well attended, it was unaniiiilusly lesulyeil that a general mewling should be held neat Pebrnary, at Exact-hall, for the Puti.we of obtaining an expression of public opinion on the glition. A DIVIDIND LONU DILAVID.-31lany persl,o4 in Totten were creditors, sad in most jousted' to huge amosiota, of the Heron de Arahet, *bowline lisc..asel.twesity year, since Lela a large estahluiturient s. thstcolobe, abosit two miles fnen Tctnea. and who at that time drove some dashing eleiperm to!o the turn. The baron because ipso!. vent in 110$, and this insolvency has slumbered until last week, when the creditocs reeerivr.l n u,"iee from the lewd. Ts" rola. lenelon, that by applying at the pro- Unieal ast , gorw . ..4tice, in P. state' vtr'wt• any Mon d ay or )nday within ts. ley 'now ha. t b ry r.O tntitivo•dit.www of &repent.* ts the 1.,it04. Wutery 7' 8. SHARK LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oukz. The rain; 'share market to-day is inactive, but, uponthewhole, well supported. F.mternCountiesand Caledonian stocks are rather flatter, but Iltnce,shire and Yorkshire and Great Northern show a alight improvement. The variations in no instance are of much importanos. Present quota tions are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 991 to 100 ; Great Wart ern, 72 to _1 ; Midland, 1321 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1151 to ; Caledonian, 931 to ; South Eastern, 831 JOll4 ; Eastern Counties, 51 to it; aad Great Northern, 112 to 113. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather dull, at 11-16 to 9-16 dia., ex int. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues in request and shows a fresh rise, being last marked 24k. Great Western of Canada Railway shares and East In dian Railway stock are likewise inquired for. to 1 p.m. sh. IPa I 1.32... n. r ,t„,Z,4 11 °18 1 ") -41 * 8141 p.m. MO all ramie &ft 75 BO ni M. 100 80 0. Bar. &C.111...6p.0. 66 12 11 Do. do. I. ~ 1. lrils .'" T 10all Bodabtlakalloroail 6 4 all Do. Pratoroan 6l 7 .. 1M 100 Ted7.,Braral.dgiodarla , 4p.6 Bdu, Au. I 1871 audoroode7BoL&L.ll. 76 80 1119 104 . ii..:. au171,1873. ditto M TO 160 100 Do. Imo 1 ,9 74 , 01110 55 7 0 6 8 Caloutta & & Bair:mi , Idu par 20 6 Capoi.&Doekep.agua ll ). 11 —. #l2 le 7* 0.47106 0 pot coal II Ma 10 10 Likes ftur ...... K 100 Nut Indian so all Do. Jubbolpon — 1$ all Do. 46 p. cl. 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Ip. d. Oa 26 .-- M I 1111 P II JOINT STOCIE DIAL. 1 Jigra sod U. Sir. Hoek .1 Bank of Bank of Bank of Turkey Britian N. Ananias Chart. Bank of Ingita Austral* and Chios Orli* Men. el Latia ...Loa.. awl Mae com of am& ...... Ones. of Lona= Bag. Boot. &Ansi Chart& O. Bank of awitairland. Lon Ch. Bank of Anatri. London and Comity London Joint Stoc k London & South African Lon. and Westminster N. Prow. of Newland Do. New National Bank New Ilona Wales Oriental Bank Coepora lOttaines bank Pr oidial at Inland _ po t low V: ter Leaks 41abig MOW— POSPYLIIR 4E.)1 Aissi — laOft MANY— Imes MA Amami Lad Mt& hiehMsg. Tel. A Da.Dpm o. 111111111 Land Islands TM (L OateleStaalliimalt. rola itsst erglPalma tefortmos Da a p. et. Pap. B.T amtlathairrr.a Canal o Toloirapli Do. New lag. sad Amt. Cop. Goa. Steam Naelottoa Omit Ship (Litaltsd) Do. ln per cent. Pref. Loa. et Tot. (L) Discount Loa. Oen. Omnibus Co Maar Infra a Canal MadttornmaarloaTal. Medan. &o. TaL (Lm ) National Discount 0o NerbuddaCoalaleon(L) Netherlands Land_ To N. Bruns. & N. Scot. to N. Brit Australaataa °dada Or De. Now Awes' Wee. Is. eta Mat.) Teel Raw Lod S Mt Pods-eadOrles. ON= .vr -- ilted . Be, N IpL TeL* clangors. by Dr. Ooi M Iron IS . New IS loyal Mall Mann Lai. Lying= IS South Australian Lad 1 Submarine. 714 V :-11 1 17p. Os. 7. roast & la. Co. on Utosson's land.... t I II I. INDIAN 'WORT Donna—At • meeting of the board of director of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, held on Thursday, Mr. Edmund Potter, president, in the shah, it wee unanimously resolved-1. That this chamber is of opinion that the Indian duties, so far as regards yarns end manufactured goods, ought to be simply ad valorem on value at the port of entry ; ample security against, and pu nishment for fraud being afforded. They base this opinion on the fact that the very largo proportiou of such imports must of necessity be for low class consumption ; upon such, specific duties prase heavily ; and being fixed, though only for a period, they do not yield to variations in cost, and therefore prevent a healthy and natural cheapness.-2. That this chamber protests against the present duty on yarns and manufactured goods as creating a protection to native spinning and manufacturing, u au oppressive tax on the consumption of the masses, as inoperative for perma nently increasing revenue, RI well as pe pernicious and incon sistent on the part of a nation pledged to the maintenanos of free-trade principles.-3. This chamber resolves to press thew views on the home and Indian governments, and to solicit the aid of the Chambers of Commerce in both countries to enforce them, so as to obtain the adoption of a sound system of levying duties, and a reduction of such du ties to a point that will foster the operations of oommerce, without even the appearance of protection. THE EAST INDIA. CIVIL SERVIEL —lll% J. end gie, one of the judges of the Sadder Board, died at Delhi on the 15th Sept., after a very short illness. Mr. L. C. Probya, brat assistant to the Aimountant-General at Bombay, has been appointed civilanditorat Agra. Mr. Henry Cleveland, solicitor, has bens appointed coroner of Bombay, in succes sion to Dr. Reid, acting bnt judge of the Small Cause Coin during Mr. Bores absence. The Income-tax Commissioners had recommended Mr. Morisoa, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Clarke, Narrainsawmy Moodly, and P. T. Ramanjooloo Naadoo for Rppoinlment as income-tax assessor, for the city of Madras. ' Three assessors fur the looms-tea have been appointed in Bombay : Mr. A. Foulkner, assistant commissioner of cus toms ; Mr. Dessabhoy Pram*, asessur to the municipal commissioners ' • and Mr. Moos Khan Ifahmed Hos s ein Khan Persian and Arabic translator is the seeretariate.— CirifSrrri, Genetic. _ elm Scams AMMILINT.—On Thursday and Friday the Fost-ofiles Companies of this regiment shot for their prism, when some good Arise; wee exhibited. The match resulted in the first pries falling to Lieutenant Angell, who scored lOpointe out of 10 Mots, at 500 and 600 yanls. hitless the target every time. Private Crossley wee the winner of the second prise, scoring 13 points out at 10 shots, at 260 and 300 yards. The third prise for the largest number of hits was awarded to Corporal Topping. CRICKET.—The cricket averages appear in Beira Life in Leaden of this day ; it appears that 0. Anderson (York) is the highest in all matches played throughout the mason. What the compiler of them terms, " First class" matches, Thomas Hayward of Cambridge has this hewer awarded to him—Mr. Miller being very close. The table also contain, the extraordinary in formation of every ball that has been bowled during the past season, in matches that have been played over all parts of the country. BLitaTING or A CANNON AT BALL PRACTICI.—A most fortunate escape happened to the men of the Antrim Militia this week, while at ball practice at Pembroke Dock Barracks. They bad been making snosesful firing at a target, the flagstaff of which they had knocked away, when one of the gnus burst, throwing a large portion of it into the dockyard adjacent. Only one of the men at the gun got hurt, and he not se ri ously, while the workmen in the dockyard, several of whom saw the mam of iron ap proaching, were equally fortunate in escaping injury. DEATH FROM A SCRATCRILD FINONR.—A man named Rigg, who worked at the Elterwater Powder Works, got the middle finger of his right band scratched whilst insisting to lift a stone into • waggon on the 6th inst. He only looked upon the scratch as • trifling affair such as labourers and stone getters frequently meet with, end worked on ate following day without experiencing any in convenience. At night, however, his finger began to feel enemy, and he had it bathed with warm water. From this time It began to grow worse and wane, the infararnation or mortification running up into his head sad body, bringing on mental derangement. Mr. Shepherd, of Amblesids, exerci.ed hi• medical skill without avail, for the poor men expired on Monday last, in • state dreadful to look upon. He wu fifty•six yews ul cgs,—Wcgraorcland Ca:ene. 10,000 1 * 10,0 800 00 1 6.0001 50,000 0000' 1 11200 U le SS IS tee et es e I of als ST IS OS U IS U 10 rs Se 41 11 It 16 i lik lii 21 li ei Ms 44 66 16 111 8111 MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY) Two o'Czoci. There is no movement of importance to-day in the stock markets. The changes shown in the Bank return have tended rather to allay apprehen sion, but business is inanimate. The funds are quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday, but are, perhaps, scarcely so strong. British rail way stocks are generally steady. The Canadian and Indian lines show firmness. A fresh recovery has taken place in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 69fr. 92c., but improved to 70fr., being be. higher than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 t, and it for money, and 931 and I for the ac count. The present quotations are 93 1 1 to for cash, and 931 to for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2331, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91t, I ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, it; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto Bonds, Ba. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 5a., 2s. dia. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market. The principal feature is a rise in Spanish Passive Bonds, which are marked as high as 24f. Turkish are well sup ported, at the late improvement : the Loan of 1854 is quoted 72 to 4, and that of 1868, 574 to 58. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 96 ; Spanish Passive, 231, 241 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1884, for account, 724 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 574,68; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 101} ; Venezuela Three per Cents. for account, 211. HLLF-pAar Two o'CLocK. Consols are quoted exactly the same as at two o'clock—vis., 931 to f for money, and 93f to 1 for the account. The discount market yesterday presented an &pylons and unsettled appearance. No business appears to have been done below the Bank mini mum, and in many quarters per cent. was the lowest rate. Three months' paper could not be negotiated below 7 per cent., whilst for 6 months 8 per cent. was asked. Accommodation was not freely granted, even to regular customers. The amount of business at the Bank, though not amounting to a pressure, was large. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities was about 4 per cent. It being anticipated that the Bank of England will transact a large and profitable business, Bank stock is very firm, at 234 to 236. The Sussex and Water Nymph have arrived from Melbourne—the former off Plymouth with 249,0001. in gold, and the latter at Gravesend with 322,0001. The total is 571,0001., the whole of which has already been taken for account of the Bank of Prance. The supply by the Water Nymph is ex to be in hand to-day, and that by the eed Sussex early next week. Of the 93,0001. by the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, 61,000/. consists of gold, and 320001. of silver. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were somewhat irregular, but ruled decidedly higher than on Tuesday, in oousequence of the rise in tne value of money here. The improvement is es pecially observable in the Paris exchange. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mcmths, 11.171 to } ; ditto, 3 days, 11.15 to }I; ltotteniant, 3 months, 1117} to }; Antwerp, 3 months 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ms. banoo, S months, 13.7} to ; Paris, 3 days' aught, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.50 to 60 ; Franldmt-on-the-Mnine, 3 mouths, 117} to 118 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 menthe, 34 f ; eff. So., 3 months, 13.90 to 14.00 Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.90 to 14.00; Madrid, 3 months, 49} to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to } ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.62} to 7} ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 40 ; Palermo 3 months, 119} to ; Manna, 3 mouths, 119} to } , Lisb on, 90 days, 521 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to }. _ . At Paris within the last few days the exchange on London at short has risen from 25.12} to 25.221. An instalment of 8 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Canada Loan of 2,800,000/. The Northileet has arrived from China with 1,104,7001135. of tea, and the Cyclone with 775,3001b5. At a meetingyostorday of the creditors of Messrs. Henry Holmsear and Co., sugar refiners, of White chapel, a balance-sheet was presented by Mr. E. Reddidl, the accountant, showing liabilities to the extent of 27,1991., and assets to the extent of 9,4991. The discussion had reference principally to the deficiency of 17,7001., and the explanations afforded were viewed as very unsatisfactory. In Oct., 1859, a deficiency of 1,0001. was shown, but Mr. Holmaear, by the advice of two of his princi pal creditors, who believed that future operations would be successful, did not stop. The chairman, one of the gentlemen who gavethia advice, said he felt sure that there had been a profit on the transactions of the present year, although part of the loss is ascribed to bad markets. The full belief was, on the announcement of the failure, that the estate would show at least 12e. in the pound. No state ment accounting for the deficiency was submitted, but it was explained that this arose from want of time, which allowed only of the preparation of an approximate statement. No stock-taking has been made since 1857, and the books have been allowed to fall considerably in arrow. The creditors, amongst whom are Means. J. and E. Williams for 10,0001., are all unsecured, no mortgage of any kind having been given. A resolution was passed in favour of a further investigation being made, par ticularly with a view to obtain information account ing for the deficiency. The result will be reported to an adjourned meeting. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday assignees wore chosen in the case of Mr. George Stokes, prevision merchant, of Snow-hill, whose liabilities are 13,0001. and assets 2,0001. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 14, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 30,659,270 Decrease 346,800 Public deposit. 5,804,021 Ise *see 8tt6,550 Other deposit. 12,803,799 Decrees* 610,439 Government mearitite is banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both 9,490,773 No chime departments .. —.— 13,314,811 Decrease 542,274 Seven day and Aber bale 778,797 Dam: s° 42,137 The Rest Note' in mum I. 6,338,385 Dee/ease 93,985 Total reserve (notestcooin) in beak* &pertinent 7,130,541 Decrease 35,474 The changes shown in this return are less unfa vourable than had been generally anticipated. The decline in the bullion dues not equal the amount known to have been withdrawn for exporta tion. It must be borne in mind, too, that there have been no heavy withdrawals since the date of this return. Although the " other " securities have increased considerably, the amount of the decrease in the " reserve " is unimportant, owing chiefly to the influx of the revenue. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday LA gives the following totals, viz.: imports of gold, 335,6021. ; exports of gold, 489,3641. ; imports of silver, 28,463/. ; exports of silver, 170,2431. BANK Or Aooonnt punne2lt to , the Act 7th And Bth Vtc., c. 112. ter the *telt ending on Wettncedny, Nov. 14, 1800. neum DTPAATIIANS. Notes lamed ,oll,llll,l36 F .Tbrem m---. eat debt £11,615,106 Other securities.... 41.60,906 Gold cola and bid boa Shyer 8110.Wr,666 ittAfilT,o6B O,IIDINAIT BRA/JR £3O STOOLS. Lawns. L a i &Mow VaL Birk.,Laollabalues 11!!!Iblou Bwid , al.awagro.olt.d.C. Bristol and Bader I Caledoulka Cork and Bandon Cornwall Do. A i A no dl r. mill Do. B i p.c. Is pabliell. bubUu and BUM Jas. 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Y.ttenslon II Dutch ithenlah W liestarn of Prance .. • ,00. Ruses. ota. S. p. all OL Central of France all OS. Lazentbk. Cowl 011 W Italian J monk& all Lake Coustanee• W Wale and Tarninine MI Lease and Genera xima an ten By the all lanaikeu tools all De.op.a Prt Belg.gov aR ;Nor th ern of Manse 111 I Do. Nen Shama _ , W Norwegian Trunk Tea all , Perla, Lyon, and Radii ▪ Patti and Orleans II !Recite and S. Yrannimee I I Peniaralme., a . 7p. a. 14 Ilia and Du r t: i ll , 2 Ito kum_ 7 an Dall r eh oent all korai Swedish eU Dr. ell Lmbre •n.I Renee ala 10. .1 per cent Put 4 SenPaulellin 6 %egret 14 laud t 4 Loni Venetian all bother. or Franco all , Weft Flanders all , Da 64 per eget. Prat all , West. & N. W. et Preece 0 eV,. ter.a of A nein* all Wleabolon At 1 1 al le 1 as 144 N 4 71 Rs :4 34 4 66 66 61 if Ma .... fi xi! 01 dis sin to Si 4 H 721 II 1154 la § i . nal A all 100 94 1 I 4 So. Eq!'2l Pil z ;11;1 ii. !mi. 1.41 so,ool 112,000 MOOD 110,000 010,000 100,000 20. 209,000 00,000 20,000 12,000 90,000 11.68101-a:661 1,724 188,676 60,000 40,E 20 1 1000 004 20, 40,00 U jo:aii 16,000 5,900 16,206 sokowl moos' u - Sr Woes i Asks. 141 3016 IS 6 14 SO SS 36 37 13 10 13 13 111 115 Ili lie 18 10 100 101 100 100 OS el I I dis - 11 1 I 1; I.W 1 lb ii 2 1 Pa 2 4 Ise le 2 2 4141 I '1 I i . # •a 14/ 74 76 is 14 pun 16e 17i 17 19 6 6 _47 •9 12Y ISS M as - ii all 14 all all --.--.... Proprietors' Capital L1i.66.1,000 Gosenuneat Sem ites% Public Deposits dn Dead ‘veight An eluding Micheal - nutty) Bar. Banks, Coen Other Securities ml%. of National Notes Loot, sad Div. 5.804,012 Gold and Silver .) OthSeve er d Delimits. 12,e04792 n ay andother BtUa 4,30,231,099 Nos. 15, MO. 70',156 L. 36,1131.210 W. MILLER, Deputy Cashier. FRIDAY ENEMY(. Donbas, which closed yesterday at 93 3-16 to for the 6th December, opened this morning at 931 to 4, and closed at 934 to For money the last price was 934 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the market was still rather 'firmer, stock being no longer procurable at 934 fur the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 93 ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 934, T h re e 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Th per Ceuta., 914, i„ 4 , 4, 4 Thirty Years Annuities, April, expiring in 1865 , 16 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 233, Z 54 ; India Stock, =4, 223 ; ditto Five per Cont. Stock, 1859, 1031, ; ditto for account, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,lBsB, 96e ; ditto Bonds, 195., 125., die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. en faced" rupee paper, 1004. The Indian rupee paper remains flat ; the Five per Cent. is quoted 94 to 4, and the Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 100 to 4. The Five per Cent. stock of 1839 remains steady. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds were heavy ; the former closed at 6a. to 3a. dis., and the latter were sold at 12s. dis. Foreign stocks were firm, with a tendency to improvement. The principal demand was for Turkish, which experienced a fresh rise of fully per cent ; the L(an of 1854 closed at 72 to 4, and that of 1868 at 574 to 58. The latter is strengthened by the anticipation of, the drawing for the sinking fund Bank shares to-day were steady. Ottoman Bank were inquired for. London and South African Bank were rather flatter. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were inquired for. Great Ship were quoted 4s. 9(1. to fis. 9d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :-Ocean Marine Insur anoe, to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, I to 1 pram. • Universal Marine Insurance, to * prem. • ' L ondon and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; Beat India Irrigation, * dis. to par ; and Millsall Iron, to prom. Colonial government bonds, including more par ticularly Canada and Victona, were flatter. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. The mining market this morning has boon inac tive, as usual on a Saturday. The transactions have been chiefly in shares in Prosper United, East Wheal Russell, Grambler and St. Aubyn, East Rosewarne, and Wheal Margaret. There is a good demand for the shares of the English and Australian Cop per Company, which have been dealt in at 2 and 21, showing an advance. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at par; and St. John del Bey at 24 and 24, being dill. We are requested to state that no applications for shares in the Pencraig Lead Mining Company will be received after the Ist December. The metal market has been steady this week, although the transactions have been limited. The operations so far have been quite unaffected by the excited condition of the money market. Copper is unchanged in prices of English, but ores and some descriptions of foreign copper find buyers at &a vowel rates. Iron is wholly unchanged in position and prospects. Tin keeps steady. Speltcr has ad vanced fully to. per ton. Lead has become iu better demand, and dearer to buy. Tin plates are without variation. From South Crenver Mine (Nov. 13), Captain E. Cheg win writes:—The munpmen are engaged repairing rods in the engine shaft, as well u the 84 at the engine shaft. Our tribute pitches are without change to notice. South Mine: The ground in ti,e now south shaft is more favourable for sinking. Nothibg new to report in any other part of the mine." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 6d., net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the vot. 61s. ; Dec., 61s. 6d. ; all the year, 61e. ; Jan. to March. 61s. 9d. ; April to June, 581. 6d. ; October to December, 1861, 58a. 6d. MA RUCT AVEAAGIS. —Town tallow, 635. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 3s. 3,1. ; yellow Russian, 62c 6d. ; melted stuff, 445. 6d.; rough ditto, 27 5. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; good drop, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davis and Co. report a large supply. Trade dull, at lower prior.. Prime are as follows :—Prime meadow hay, 75e. to Stk.; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 e. ; inferior do.. 50a. to 90s. ; rowea, 40s. to Ws.; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto si.cood cut, 80s. to 905.; straw, 32L to 3de. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.). Importations of apples and pears have this woek bees heavy. French pears have this semis the reputation of being better flavoured than the majority of those of English amirth, and on that account they are more sought after. Dutch Hamburg grapes are very indi ff erent in quality ; those, too, from - Portugal, though hotter, are anything but good. Best samples of English grapes, therefore, main tain fair prime. Good filberts may be bad at from fkl. to Is. per lb. Cabbages, carrots, and turnips may be ob tained in quantity. Cauliflowers are scarce. Potatoes realise from Os. to 10r. per Owl. Cucumbers are searar. Cut dowers chiefly consat of orchids, gardenias, dahlia, violets, mignonette, heaths. and roses. FRUIT. Plus Apples, per lb., Os to Ss Orspr, per 111, 38 to Ss 3.lsza p. 3s to 4a ed Year, par dos.. is to 3. - ;lC..;:eTa to 9e Melons. each, 51 to fs Peaseirsootoe, each, 4d to tid VEGIn _ _ _ Appls;s:per fid - to 1, Od thanes, per 100, fit to 100 Lemont, pot 100, ea to 100 .'ABLf3. Can! lowers, each, 44 to - Greemp dos banche0,2,04.11038 Cabbages., p. dos, le 04 to S:s tsl Potatoes, p too. 1094 to 130 e per bus., as to 41 04 per ewt., be to 94 Carrots, per bunch, 7d to 9d Turnips. per buret, 44 to 64 pur sieve. 24 ol to 64 Cucumbers, .. - aeu, del lo le ed Artieholtev., per tics , 4s to Beet, per doz.. la Ott SO es Celery, per band's, Is ddb Is9d ()lion+, per I, sere, is ad to Es bd Tomatoes, per do'.., 4s to as Shallots, per lb, 6.1 to 84 Garlic% per lb, 6d to 84 Letts ess,cab., woo., 130 d be 136 d los, per score, lo to la 6d Es ti rr, per 30019, 13 to I:3 Od liorseradisb,perbon.,l364 to 4.9 iimbrooms, p. pott., fle in 30 Od l'ar-lv), per It bunches, ■ to 49 Savory', per bunch. 2d to ad PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. lakiaroot, Nor. 16 —Birkenhead, 004 I—Caledontan Mock, 03 04 —Paper Ccuntlt., P 111010 5-16--Great Northern stock. 111 113—Ureat Western., 713—LancaMlre and Yorkshire. 1141 IS —London and North Western, PT 00:—Ilanches1er, Shrflicld, and Lincoln, 46 64-111.11 and Stock. 1i1:—DI: W, new shlate, ri 1, p.—North Br.tish Stock. el 034—North Stafrordatire, 35 St d. —North ' , Astern and Berwick emits' Stock. 101 lull— York eapttal Stock. 475 to—Leeds Stock, 170 35—Mouth keetcins. 26 3-10 s.l6—West Midiand„Oxford,43l4sl—Dutch Glicnish, Lusemi., um, 0 7-10 S 2-10—Grand Trunk of Canada, al—Great Western of Carida. 111—Ditto new shares, in b d. —Buffalo and Lake Boron, 4 16-16 6 1-16—Great Ship, M., Ss. 3d. —Thames and Mersey Marl , o Ckunpany, MN 13-15 p. Maisetikneß. Nor. IC.—There was abetter market, and mime Woad at the best Greet Western. 7t—Leeds, 116—MtdbuRis, tat—ditto POW. 11 p.—Dotes, 26)—Lo:idons, 991—.31selln:ds, 441 i—Whlteharen mid Furness. 17 —White:lane Junction, SIM— Bcrw!cks, 101—Tr-auks, 4:—North Stal-mis, 3 5.16 d.—Canadaa. 11!:—Oswestry and Newtown Five per Cent. Pref., t sL—Mirktn. beads, SO. hianntanax. Nov. 14.—Birmirugham Banking Company thastW were sohl at MI Town and Distrlet ditto, 121 and Stafford shire line, 102. btafforthddreaud Worcestershire Canal ehamod bands yesterday at 116. Elitntugham Ourranteel dosed at 704 to 774 South staSords, 103 to 11 : IThaningham Canal, 031, •• buy-sr, ." an :t llirminghara Plre-nfam Shares, 104, " buyers." ♦ somewhat better feelloft than that of yesterday pre:ratted to day In the railway market, and prima generally were Idglecr. RAILWAY Taarrio.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 10 amounted to 514.020/., and for the corresponding week of last year to 480,7501., showing en increase of 33,270/. The gross reoeipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 214,476/., and for the (A w responding week of 1869 to 205,R93/., showing an increase of 5,5781. The increase on the Gnat Western Railway amounted to 1,2011. ; on Us. Londo► sad North-Western, to VAX. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,7811.: on the London and South Western to 535/. ; and on tho South-Eastern to 647!. ; total. 6,749/4 lint from this must be deducted 0041.. the decrenee en the Eastern Counties; 525!. on the Great Nor thern ; and tl.l. on the London and Blackwell, leering the increase as above, 6,5781. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom aniountid to 299,6441., and for the ororenx.nding week of last veer to 271,852 L, showing an increere of 27,6921.. which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase ;13,2701., as compared wits the oomeepondiug week of 1859. I N : I" K In 1111i11i MI § 131 i 101 k e as al 8e - 11161 4 $ 46 - 40§ lees - NU lag le 102 j Me 1M i t