The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

eint4, he will ask permission of the French go vernment to chants his residence, and to leave Syria altogether. This very ill-judged measure has caused a great sensation throughout the whole law! Trade, although slightly improved, is very dull. There is a fair demand for the coarser kinds of Manchester good., and the prices for these are re male:retire. But nearly all that is doing is ..niongst the retail dealers, and fora hundred bales in:ported this time lad year from England there not five at pre.ent. Confidence is by no means ost..red, and all trausactione are for cash, unless ii.iranteed by tir-t-r.ite names. The Ottoman Batik dues not ,hauuut any paper whatever, nor has it done ►,. for the last four mouths. Some few •.f the native seratfs or bankers will advance upon the moat unexceptionable bills, but only at the rate of lii per cent. The government is sorely rirsiol for money, and Seem/ not to be receiving .my front Constantinople. Every one has the :fratest difficulty in collecting old debta, and it is 1 Iv by a tacit agreement on the part of every one • ti tre time to pay up that the whole of the native traders are not earned. The Lord Bishop of London will not hold his otal le►ees at Loudon House. at. James's•goare, on the three sett Tuesdays: the first falling to the ordination week, the second being Christmas-day, and the third New Year The Right Rev. George Trevor Spencer, D.D., soesetiene Lord Bishop of Madras, was forrnallv installed as ihancellor of et. Paul's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. At the same tone the Bev. F. G. Blombeld, Y.A. (son of the kite Bishop of London). was installed use honorary canon, the Bishop of London haring previously collated in both is. ,tences. Ou the 10th of nest month, Mr. E. James', will deliver • lecture on "The Revolutions of Europe ; their origin and results," at the Marylebon• Lite r.ry and Ssientille institution. The President of the Royal Society has appointed the felleelag reatletaeu rior•presidents for the amnia( war :—Clearral Sabine, Sir Jolts Boileau, Bart., Thomas Graham, req.. sad MU Henry Itollaml, Bart. Dr. Wylola announces his inteution of resuming ►is cowed, in t►e early spring. —Thera will be eight Phil• ►minis Cu.uss neat year. —" The Messiah " will be per. Creed at !IL James HaU, ia t►e coarse oi seat week, coo. J alad by Dr. WA& Mr. H. O'Neil purposes to undertake a voyage t.• Australia sad back. in order to familiarise himself with eb:p Ida with a view to certake eastemplated pieteres W (.ItAt,..r,un) undentaad that Mr. Robert firma*, wham ksowledge of the Ististeey sad probated feeling for the theory of Art are evinced by hie steam, kw ten 'Warm/ Art practically lot some mouths pant. Mr. (lambert has purchased the copyright of lb. chase hosts pieture—" Claudio and lesbeas," hens !lawn foe KMIIOIII4O —the property of Mr. 11Mg, Tbse, Perether with as early week y the Int hafted miss. fries Heads " Eve el 81. Apes,' " Flight of Porphyro and Modalities," lif• I. be shortly inhibited in the German Gal. irry. is Massey with " The Rocha( of Oar Saviour is the Temple." We tAtestivrian) understaad that is all pew lebtlity there will be added to them a ausaber of drawings sad "ketches. 001130 raver eabilsited, wade by Mr. Holman Hest earwig to. asjoura is the E. The "Claudio and Icabelbh" a to be eograved immediately. Tlw am,ual general meeting of the Institution of net! Favorers "11l be held ea Teeeday text, the ISM, .has the annual report will be reed, sat the ballet for the Prasideat, riee.Preaideats, saddler members of coma will take pla:e. on Saturday, January 12, the galleried; at the • uth Kearny:into% Muumuu will be lighted up and a sort of r Odic 'sceptre* take plum, by tiebees, at la. each, obtarn• .t.le from the Madames sad Misers, ter the berrefit of the L111:0• mtlt Schaal of Art, In mid ad the buildis. fund, sad other requirements of Yet most prembing sad welluentunersting rime at Maiming far artisans. The Prima eI to-day says : "Asa paragraph Au appeared te the Mandl jontraats saasessig that Lord rohert Mostap has bass appsiabed pastfamsdary whipper. .o to the cossermates party, ese haws to state that the r port is without foseidatios. As yet thecae@ lately held, eith so inueli besera to himself sad witiehiction to the ~arty, by flir WW sm Jolliffe, by ao4 been caked up." Nearly all the staff of clerk, of the Red Sea Tele;raph (*unspent arrived at Malta lad week from Aler• ..odria, in the Wish screw steamer Rhos', on their way homewards, from which circumstance it would appear that :h. cable has been almadoned for the present. " We are glad to state," says the Malta Observer, tient telegraphic communication is again open between Melte end :Melly, sod, cooseqtmitly, with Erglaiel and the I:oatmeal." "The manufacture of heavy Armstrong guns," sap the Armor awl Nary Gla:ttee, " procreb at re rapid • rate that we may bops to and two or three of the heaviest .kscriptioe onloance added to the armament of all our ant end ser..adelare Inen-amrsr and frigates before the end .4 best spring. Two batteries of the new guns, with the Lteet improvements m carriages and fittings, are in course ,4 preparation, and will be ready for shipment to China very speedily. It is not probable that the rune mit he conveyed the hands of the artillery till the end of the winter." The coursing meetings for next week ere u fol lows :—Rryn.y.pya sad Worceltetshire Club (Crease), on loaday Leighton. on Tuesday ; Kirl•Aansadalison Toed .+y and Wednesday ; (Salop), Chundstemra (South• porth And " Northumberland and Durham," os Wednesday ; on Friday ; and Burnestoe ea Thursday and inlay In COII.IOIWPOCO of the ground at Th.:sexy being o sonktelr asturated, the meeting has bees put off foe the mem at. THE EMMEN/ El'OENtE.—The Deere Chronicle rays :—" Ia Prot* of this week there is a capital ilhistra tirs representing the napes.e as haring just called is to take a cup if tea with the Queen, the latter remarkin to her gees, • Now friendly ; why don't your husband call in this gust way" The Empress Eugenie purchased use as the was entering her carriage, awl rating her eye es the rictus was highly amused, and laughed most heartily, Mowing it with glee to those who accompsnieal her." Strums, Drat. 13. —A n”ther very large Beet Of Wes mewls have got to sea today. drawing Mire sailed, awl there is every prospect of a good ass tale tomv.tiow, on that by Ifeituralay it is anticipated that tar porte will he well cleared of lades shipping. A great trinber .4 holes vessels left nuuderland by the sea outlet sn.l tod a y, and Flartleprol is also well shared of 'hipping. sane sty . ..amen rintaeg between Hull and the whieh put is here last week, have leaded and pro ...wird nu their voyage.. The shipowners here have m emo' an istimatiMi that the Loudon Trinity Board will • hem • light vowel upon the out..r Looting, a dangerous i•al in the imi4liloorhoo.l of Cie Iheor•baok. EltIN ItI• OWN UN I% new election is ▪ to take place to the "Rips ri Honorary Prenideot of I'. toortated nrs-ii•ties .4 the University of Edinburgh, • Pt' E. Belwer Lytton has hell for a amend triennial Previ on , ti, the ...t of this univenity bad no toiship. or any 'once hell by the suffrage. of the stn. t.. list in ISM the aoiriate•l itocietie. instituted this • • -a. the node available suletitutc. The Iste act gave this • •aiersits what it.. sister unireinitit, had PO long enjoyed— ! privilege .4 electing a rector. and Mr. Gladstone became •• •ic.• 4 the students. The iiiSo of hon o ra r y presid e nt • 'h.,. ht.moe extent superse.L.l, but the associates! sew* , • have, reevertbeless, resolved to make a NM election, '•• I Mr. Thaekeray, Mr. Rushin.noil l'refoutor Aytoun have - ro oil:Misted. The poll takes place is the Isth i n s. Tit, Itt its, 801..4 .L lilt he Ci isra.—Ou Tues .., lot the Flegby Scho o l Ride ('cops paraded for the first in their uniform. tin Thurivi-tY thenn,* again a. - its intiforni, and in the presence of a lar 4 o number • the geetry of the town and neighbourly...l was pre -• •- I with a very hawlanne reiruLd.on bugle by its corn ....a Le. Major Johnstone. MajoirJohnelmie celled upon • t bintoir. for three cheers f• •r our beloved Queen. awl • that for three cheers for Sir 'Temple. the hearlynaater, Ihr• hie th.• remaining noater. awl the school. Thew• t a: all bees Middy gives, e' iptain M lamenpirt. maim having received the 'eagle awl given it into the ...f the bugler. Mr. flasslitine, caUed for thrive heyrs ' •ir which wee heartily respimiled to. The "dicer aildremed the corm at tit.• conclusion of toluenes. in a it.ttering manner, espres.ing the esti. ••. a it gave Ism, wi well as nisnv roilitory gentlemen pre. •• • .oir the pistil-Wm, they laid ittmeril, and the desire felt to see then, round to. woe in discipline sod • or homicide,. This the ....'red bugle which has le-n given In the Rugby Hehool Corp. -the Sot hay. ' pe-wmtrel by •' As Old Hurlieian." without any .• , o f pr. on t a ti es. Al t h oug h the r o il .. has only • h • suppliol with ann., the members have attaised ' N.•• in th..ir drill that they are to herd. throng! :roll cartridge sad amine drill * previous to the ••• e• ales. .P1 1 11•Tillifi HouDar. —T be drapen,clot bier*, •.t., ,ft 4 rime glianiFll al (laschinter Live •;reek! t• If 444. QS Xasday, Dec. X. THE EI:PRESS, SAYORDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1880. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. SBOOND COURT. --- -- - -- - ---• Sittig. at Nii Pries in Loadoe.—(Bdure Kr. Justice Wil/se sail g Common Jury.) OIATTAX r. SOCTI WNW MATIRAT COMPANY. LOY OF • POICIIIAIMIAC. The plaintiff is Ibis ors was traveller for his brother, the proprietor of some patent March works at Derby, and on the 9tb o f M ay last he left Ports mouth on hie way to Lemke. He bed with him a hat box, sample ems, sad a portmanteau, which aMiche were delivered to Ike oompany's 'errant' to be tickettd tal , C . in the Immo ma When the plaintiff arrived in bowsmr, the portmanteau Wan musing and had not ham beard of sines. The plaintiff now sued to recover the value of it and its contents, which he estimated at 41W. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Field appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. M. Chambers and Kr. Clark for the defesdanta. In the course of Ms case the defendant's counsel was about to crosses mice as to the receipt of the portmanteau by the mammy, and r to soma other matters. Hu lordship, however, mid that the company bad only pleaded " oot guilty," which plea dot not put in Min the receipt of the goods. The only question, therefore, was MO of amount. After some dineuesion ► verdict was agreed to for the plaintiff far lOC 7 !: k 11l llli. a. Im II 1167 ow. 1 - - 1 - -1 Oil 'Proem% s per Nal IN Da lA.bar.Jois M Not Ameba. A. pool M Do. N. ea* le Do. 0.7p.06. N Osea.K.lp.ot. Nal le Da. do. Nal M Da Now p. el dl le Moolola Usk% 6p. el le Pala eloopow p. 00 finie Noolkom p. N Dalcood.ollip.oLpa M Da pot awe. le D GUI 6 OR Wool (Doolsidlielo) 60 Do. modem gaol* le Do. Telma. p. nal N Do. lambda dp. oft. Do.SisolndososlNL 111 Do. lArra. Prot Mani ID DaCbms4rrtib.lo.6. in De. da is. p. 4. M Do. Ma Ova Nook NI DgOtrlO.ares.s Do. da do 01l Do. do. do M ismairfoutoh. daaell Loalldell..6p athus No. M De. 6pa de. Na N Do.lp.a. do. N do. No. le De. Do. p. d 0... N Da p 4 14•111 look.. OS Daep.ads.(W.a&C.P.) 06 po..w. ISLAM dad. 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(Um) 104. 1 Ire - 44174 CR Milted llencon all 31 II 4 10,000 1 Worth* (11w) WAN 1 Do. 194 - - -. JOINT STOCK Mrs sod Casa Doak aulrolola look al = as look of Book of Turkey BM& N. Amnia . Owl leak of WY. Anlrak sal Galas . ChM& oso. oi boOka Loa, awl Oho. noolal 1= I of Canada of Loudon lkyklopt.lCAual.aust4 0. NW of filriturlaad 100. Ch. Look of AnarL London Joint Stock London & South Atrium Loa. and WaatmteM~ Net. Pro,. of laNla 1 Dw Now National Bank Now South Wales Oriental Doak Onenent Ottoman Bask favvisal4pit Island F a n — Am— ita oe of Australia on of Load's . Unity Natant 10,000 100 KM 16 ROM 10 60 il:C01 60 SAM 00 11.700 00 0,016 1111 4090 10 160,000 81. 12,000, 15 1 1 "11 I " 91:1,b20 11t. 250,000 96. 60,0001 IC 700.000 1 61. COltrtitlia AnitaMoth= Mit Australian Berlin Watenrorlu Brit. Alllene= Lead Brit Isiah 1414.Tei. A Dail? tor e• I= lan Da 0 osriA4.Lapd Mooed Woo io ds Vt . & ° Io. M ArL Ti p a t ant Do *peal Pokes rreferooro Do. I p. et. 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Raitsieted 110 _ Do. _ do. _ _ _ 17 18 17 10 8 II 40 48 LSO 136 U U ;Time It La. Os. Up. Ma 1 I Via Illemsers Lad. ... 16 1 T 9 10 MONEY MAILSET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The stock markets to-day are very firm, with a continued tendency to improvement. A fresh ad vance of per cent. has occurred in Consols, and most of the principal British railway stocks, par ticularly South Eastern, are dearer. The demand extends to Great Luxembourg shares, and to the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 90c., showing no change compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92 1 and ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 94, "buyers." The official business report is sa follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92*, ; New Three per Cents., 92ft, ; India Four per Cent Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. di a. ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1869, for account, 101/, ex div. ; Exchequer Bills, 55., 2s. dia. Considering that this is Saturday, the transac tions in the foreign stock market have been rather numerous. Mexican Bowie have improved. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quiet, whilst that of 1858 has declined I per cent., being quoted 57 to 58. The 1001. bonds of the latter loan are officially marked 59 to 59/. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 86} ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent Certificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents., foe account, 211, f ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 961; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95, 941; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 62 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 51* ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 6*, I ; Turkish Six per Gents., 1858, 571, I ; ditto for account, 58, 671; ditto 1001. Bonds, 591, 59, I ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021. The amount of specie shipped for the United States by the Canada, which sailed from Liverpool to-day, was as much as 202,0001. Hatr-raar Two o'Cvaca. Consols remain firm, at 921t0 fa, ex div., for the 10th of January. The last instalment of 22 per cent., making 92 per cent. paid, falls due on Monday next on the Russian Lwn of June last. There is still no prioe quoted for the New Turkish Loan. The amount of Australian gold bought by the Bank yesterday was 80,0001., while, on the other hand, a like sum in sovereigns was withdrawn for ex portation to the United States by the Canada, which will sail to-day (Saturday), and which will probably take an additional sum from Liver pool. The Anglo-Saxon, which left Liverpool for Portland on Thursday, took 5,0001. We understand that the Bank of England have sold about 100,000/. of the bar silver lately received from the Bank of France, and that more is being offered for sale by them. The suppl 3 of this metal now in the market is, otherwise, somewhat limited ; whilst the demand for the East has increased. The quotation for bars has accordingly risen to Ss. 10. per ounce. The Teutonic, from New York, has brought 17,000/. in specie—all, however, for France. Of the 2%,5001. by the Atrato, from the West Indies, 185,5001. is silver and 110,0001. gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon expe rienced no alteration of importanoe. Subjoined is our usual list : terdai;, 3 - months, 11.171 to i ; 3 days, 11.15 to 154; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILl7t to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months. 25.35 to 40 ; Hamburg, ass. lance 3 months, 13.61 to 3 ; Paris, 3 day : night, 25.171 ; ditto, 3 months, 26.47 i to 50 1 Franklort-en-the•Maine, 3 months, 1171 to ; Pstsalburg (p.r reulgo) tLVienne, j i lL , I t o mouths, to l4. 3 to :r t.: Vie t 4: 4 rat, 3 month; 491 to ; Lacirn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Genoa, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.57 e to tai ; Repko, 3 months, 39} to ; Palermo, 3 soaths, 119 to 1 ; Ifeenna, 3 months, 119 to ; Lisbon, 90 daya, 52j to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to I. A notice from Messrs. Baring* is posted in the Stock Exchange, intimating that they have re ceived a communication from the government of Chili, stating that the government will propose to Congress in June next to increase the amount of the sinking fund on the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. A further dividend of 2s. 6d., making 15e. 6d. in the pound, is now payable to the creditors of the Mexican and South American Company, at the offices of Messrs. Harding, Pullen', and Co. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Nov. 24, were 16,1141. sterling, being 3,1311. more than for the oor• responding week of last year. A meeting of the share and bondholders of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada is officially con vened for the 2nd January. The directors of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company announces provisional dividend of Ba. 6d. per share, on account of the first half of the current book year. The Asphaltum Company (Limited) are issuing 50,000 new shares of I/. each. The Company are extensive manufacturers at Millwall of oils and other products, the demand for which ensures such a ready sale that it is necessary to extend the plant. It is for this purpose the additional capital is re quired. The profits of the undertaking are stated at nearly 22 per oast. on the present capital. 12s. per share is to be paid in the first instance. The .n‘pan y are the manufacturers of the " Lunar oil," which is described as excellent for do mestic use. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dee. 12, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposit& 7,020,111 Increase 411,6'46 Other deposits 12,104,219 Decrease 968,129 Government secarilies IN b;nkingtfeisrtison 9,540,273 herons 50,000 °thereat:with,' in bonkft department Coin and bullion in both w depulanenta — 11,447,105 Deareass 218,661 Seven day and other bills 663,125 Deeresee 52,903 The Rest .-- ... Notes is reserve Total Totem (notes& ooin) is banking deportment 8,000,165 locrosso 66.588 There is nothing suggestive of anxiety in these changes. The moderate decrease in the coin and bullion is attributable to the demand for coin for America. In the previous return the amount of silver bullion received from the Bank of France was stated at 511,1321. ; it is now 875,933/. The °mate statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday lest gives the following totals, viz.: Imports of gold, 836,619 i. ; exports of gold, 1,199,7781. ; imports of silver, 443,4481. ; exports of silver, 38,3821. BAWL OT INOLARD.—As sad Bth Vie., e. 31, for the 11. 1810. tenant parental to tie Ael TM ■k ending on Wednesday, Dee. ism No Noir tamed .. •. • 1:27.119.415 £27,119,416 90991.0 =p un** Capital L 14463,030 2,177,171 Publle Deposita tle eluding Brawl., Sex Bonlo, role. of National Debt. ) aid s. Acct 7.029.111 Other Depoebt 12,104.219 Boren day efair Mlle 038,625 937,027.016 - Dec. 13. MK bf. $ FRIDAY EVIZING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92,:'; to ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning 'at the same quotation, and closed at 923 " buyers." The o ffi cial bwiinces report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for account (Jan. 10), 923, it, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, }, }, i ; India Five per Cent Stock, 1869, for account, 101} ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; ditto, 1869, 961, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 9e. die. ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1014. The Five per Cent. rupee paper remains dull, at 95 to }, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 101 to I. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1959 was officially marked 101} for the account, ex the div. due in January. Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to 2s. die. Foreign stocks were quiet. The Turkish Lorin of 1851 left off at 72 to and that of 1858 at 57i to 581. Both descriptions are somewhat prejudr-ed by the indifference manifested towards the toe loan. There were again inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Bank shares to-day experienced no variation worthy of notice. In the miscellaneous share mar ket the only feature was a demand for Oriental Gas shares. A fresh improvemlant of to j per cent. took place to-day in Cape of Good Ilope and Nova Scotia Bonds, and Canada Five per Cents. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow:—Ocean Marine In surance, 3a to 41 prem., being in higher; Thames and Mersey Manna, 11 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 to le prem. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, I dis. to k prem. ; East India Irrigation, Ito 1-16 die. • Great Kanawha, I to It prem. ; and Brighton Ho tel, par to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. The mining market to-day is steady,bUti;uarTese is somewhat contracted, as usual, on Saturday. In the Stock; Exchange East Basset shares are officially marked 121 ; East Wheal Russell, 11+ ; and Weet Setoty 360, ex div. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Wheal Ludoott, Wheal Buller, Great Wheal Busy, and Wheal Edward. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very steady, and in several instances prices exhibit an upward tendency. Greet Northern Copper (South Australian) have been dealt in at prem. ; United Mexican, at 2i and ; North Rhine Copper, at die. ; and Kaptmda, at prem. At Trefulack Uni ted Mine meeting, on the &la instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 318/. 13a. tel. call of 10a per share was mad*. At West Wheal Seton meeting the accounts showed a profit on the two months' working of 3,9471. 25., making with the balance previously in hand a total of 4,9891. Ba. A dividend of 101. ilk per share was declared. From Ewa Wheal Rumen (Des. 12) Captain J. Goldsworthy write. :—" The 100 'set is farther improved ; the lode m 8 feet wide, composed of prian, peach, mundic, and copper ore, worth fully 701. per fathom, with every indication of a further improvement. The lode is letting oat a largo stream of water, welch is a favourable indication." From Wheal Kitty (Want) (Dec. 12) Oaptains W. Wil liams and H. Pearce state :—" Gowan Lode : The lode is the 30 end east of Wickett's shaft is worth 12'. per fathom ; that in the 30 end west of Wickett'a 91. per fathom ; and that in the wince sinking below the 20 ear of Wickett's, 14:. per fathom. The stapes are looking very wall—worth on an average 91. per fathom. There r no change to notice in any other part of the mine since last week." From Buller end Bertha Mine (Dec. 10) Captain T. Foot, jun., reports : " We ere making good progress in sinking the eosins shaft, and hope to be down for soother level by the and of this mouth. - The lode in the shaft is 2 feet wide, composed of flooken and spar. The lode in the rise in the back of the 32 east is 3 feet wide, composed of mundic and spar, • kindly-looking lode. No other change to otioe." Fran Tamar Silver Lead Mine (Dec. 12) Captai n T. Foot reports —" We are mai inggood progress in the 237 south, the pound being favourable for driving. In the 226 south we are driving by the side of the lode. When last taken down the lode was poor. The two slopes in the beck of this level will produce about 9 cwts. each of lead per fathom. The lode in the 215 is 2 feet wide, and will yald 10 cwts. of lead per fathom, and is likely to improve. The four slopes in the back of this level will produce on en average 15 owls. each of lead per fathom. The load in the 205 fathom level is 5 feet wide, composed of mad, quartz, and lead of the lat ter, producing 12 cwt. per fathom. The four slopes in the beck of this level will produce as follows :—No. 1, 10 olds. of lead per fathom ; No. 2, 9 owts. ; No. 3, 7 cwte. ; and No. 4, 5 cwt.. of lead per fathom. The stops in the 35 will yield ft cwta. of lead per fathom. All other parte el the mine without allsretioo." COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Onlinary.) CORM? r. CO/LBETT AAP ItADIAIIL The petitioner, General Stewart Corbett, of the Indian service, married at Calcutta the respondent, then Mime Mary Augusta Kelly, on the let of September, 1845. IHe was then • widower with four sons sod • daughter. The adultery was charged to have bees committed with Captain Thowaa Sadliar , of the 61st Foot ; and dernejes to the amount of 5,000 f. wore claimed against him. The reviles lent pleaded • dosed and °poolroom, and recriminated adultery and cruelty 'pier her husband. The co-respondent also pleaded connivance, sad remimiared adultery against the petitioner. ad Mr. Liddell appeared for the pobticaar • Mr. Pewee for the co-respondent. The respon der did wit appear. The pritheer went out to India al a cadet in early life, and la 1859, haring served nearly forty years, and attained the rank of geseral, he determined to return home. Before he left India be made the acquaintance of Captain tedleir, who agreed to accompany him on the word* to Europe. The party arrived at Southampton on the 16th cd July, 1850, and went to Hadley's Hotel, where they wore joined by Mr. Vincent Corbett, the petitioner's brother. In the evening Mrs. Corbett left the room, and soon after wards Capt. Sadler, though he had ordered brandy and water, also west away, leaving his liquor untouched. This, how ever, excited so remark ; nor did the absence of Mn. Cor lett strike her husband as remarkable, when on rang to bed he found that she was not in the room. Is point of fact, he supposed that she was with some of the other la. dies wilt had come home is the same ship, and who were also Maytag at the hotel. About thew o'clock the next morales; the peers' woke, and lading his wife still absent, he got up and found a note on the dressing•tabis, where it had previously escaped his 1101i011. It WM In the handwriting of the co.reepondent, and ran se follows : SOQUIIIM.4OII, July 16. ••I have dose yon the greatest a roes that oue man am do anther. Hew* woo her heart I euteet leave her. 1 Wee esearalhol herb fly with me, and I will sever part with her as term as I live. " T. J. flootias." The fugitives were afterwards traced to Eadley's Hotel, In Newheidgeoireet. Ifisakfriers, and to Littiebassrea, a rags en the sae* at initle of which places they pissed r Crfad Kra Sad a% sha lememmes, inieniser el the Etat India Oessesil, said he had bra aseeslisted with General sad Yrs. Oar belt at the Laws I. 11167, 1868, and the WV WA :Lim e lpsared them to be perfectly happy . The of the posed be kis wife wee always el a Idol mem lie was hese 60 years al ea% awl Mrs. Corbett .:,:t17.2 Z r a c ir 45. Did not know fain Sadler. Tye dais hr damages having bola ababdosed Mr. Powin oxpreamod his regret that the pleas of hie &sea bed lam pawed the remit The at jury ineeedietely head a venire% foe the petiticeser, five emit preeseesed • decree d dissolution nisi, sad cosdesnosd this eavespoodeat it the mete. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) - • M AMLMOMOUGLSTREET. AZTTING • KILL-1300 ON A PUMILICAM. Wilhan Thanepeon and threw Cole, two laboorias Ui . were charged with erattinc • disturbance lead eeetieur atm came dog on Mr. Henry Burnell, of the Bt. Jatasee am% Jermynstreet. Fri f sen the statement of Mr. Biggsll, it appeared that Thompson came into his house about one that moruiog ao.I asked for something to drink, bat as he we. then not sober, he was refused. He then began setting • large hull.dog he had with him on the customers, and is Mr. Bignell attempting to put him out he set the dog on him, the dog seining his leg and ialticting • severe wound. (Mr. Bissell here inhibited his leg, which bore marks of • severe bite.) He then pve him into custody, when the other man, Cole, tried to rescue him (Thompson), seizing him (Mr. Miguel!) by the collar, end crying out " Let the man go ; let the dog go." The primness were entire Amason to him. Jefrey, 49 C, said on taking Thompson into custody be bad the bulldog in his arms, but the other prisoner came up and slip p the dog's collar, so that he got away. Cole mud he saw Mr. Bisnell holding the dog by the throat, and some one cried out, " Don't strangle it." The dot wee wort i kr. Tyrwhitt—Then I suppose you thought the dog mote valuable than Mr. agora ? Cole said the dog had slipped its oollar. Mr. Tyrwhitt —Your (Thompson;) setting the dog on wan •very dangerous proceeding. I shall hoe you or two months' imprisonment ; and if any further danger occurs to Mr. Bignell, which I trust will aot be the cam. I hope he will sue you. You, Cole, I shall tine 40a. for gratuitously interfering, which I hope will teach you to be a little less forward another time. THE racANr BISHOPRIC. __- We hear, from good authority, that the vacant bishopric was this morning offered to Dr. mg pott, roaster of St. Catherine's College, Quakidge. LOSS of A GLASGOW TEEM AND 801. FLAMM! OP THE OWE The Colonaay, Captain Daniel ll'Alliater, was on a voyage from London to Sydney, N.S.W. and Mean to Cork, rid Callao. She sailed from the latter place cm the 12th of July het, and made a quick run to near Cape H whim climbed a long meantime°, of easterly weeds and eery thick weather accompanied with snow. After round- Mg the Cape the weather continued unsettled and very dark, precluding Capt. M'Allister from getting any reliable observations. Under the..o einem/is ices, and not bevies sighted any of the outlying islands of the Falkland group, the ship's course was altered to the outward ess the evening of the 15th August., and • good look-out was kept. By the course steered mad distance run from the last sight" that could be depended !moo, the master expected to be to the outward of the Falklands ma the morning of the IGth August, but about two o'clock a.m. of that day the ship struck up. a makes reef, and .hortly thereafter began to break up rapidly, and her hnig.Loat having also been smashed before tackles could he put on her, little or no hopes of safety remained to the crow, but fortunately the jolly•buat was got over the side, into which the crew got, and as the vowel fell over to wiedwardohe formed a kind of breakwater to the small boat, which reonieol ley the wreck until delight, although in an imminently perilous position. At dielight land was seen at about a distance of two miles and providentially the small boat heed in the breakers and reached the shme, which turned out to be Speedwell Wend, where the crew landed and were °blazed to remain eleven days without any food, except the wild fowl and boor which they ma naged to kill by stoning them. Several of the crew were SO serenely frostlAtts• that some of them would probably lose the use of their feet. Fortunately a box of matches was cast ashore from the wreck, which, after being dried by placing them next to the skim of some of the strew, a are frum emerged and gram was kindled. After the weather moderated Captain N'Allieter and a number of the new set out in the small boat, and luckily fell in with a sealing achnor.er fifty miles from the wens of the disaster, which returned and took the remaining part of the Colonsay's crew off the island, and landed them at Stanley, the Eog. lish settlement set the Falkland Maeda The Colony was about MO tone rei..4ster, and was built at Dumbarton by M•Mill e a in pro. She had a crew of shout twenty one men, and had proved herself a hue ship and a fad sailer. Down em-fors Kerr, Dar. 14.—The Queen has been pkawd to appoint WUlbsen Young. Faq., to be Chief .1 twice of the Soprerue Court of the Province of Nova *Au . Her Maie.te has also been plowed to ratite awl confirm the appoiatittoate of Robert liaaoltoa, and ('I arks Ilemont Bravo, Eng., to be members of the legiebetirre rouseil of the blend of Jamaica. Her Majosty boo bees further plowed to appoint Captuen Arehl Edward Harbord Ames. ILA., to be Inewctor-Gesemil, sad Timms Aiwa, Esq., to be dapertatoodeut of Pali" kr the Inked of Mauritian --(innate. rgYA LPA LAM this — se I LUNG DAT. FLOAT. Pte. it —Maga/am as rat, 1,371 ; &ft Y Web tickets, 1.3:4.-7444 viait..es, 4,911. SHARE 1.1131&-(THI8 DAY.) Two ceCtomi. The railway sham market continues buoy ant. A fresh improvement has taken place to-day, amountini to per cent. in South Eastern stock, per cent. in Ea s t ern Coun ties and Gr ea t orthern, 1 per cent. in Great Western, and per cent. in Lancashire and York shire, Barwick , and York and North Midland. Caledonian is a little flatter. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1 to 1 ; Great Western, 74k to 1 ; Midland, 1 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to ; Counties, 621 to fi3f ; Great Northern, 11l to 112 ; South Eastern, 94 to ; and Caledonian, 9111} to 99. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 13-16 to 11.16 dia. Great Luxembourg have advanced, and there is a continued demand for thel securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. OADIMAZY RAIN AND STOCKS. lan lisse..WoL Mora val L INEt.jea.AClre.ftse I 1011 sed she % MIA Oilsikeire I Oat Maim Oriewell De, • IA mew. saill De 21p.eto p peillea I Debbi oi lee DemiL.Pedk,l4ll4.7a. r emis Aarz ik. Leers Odes. Ilene • Net INopi - lisa O m k WO WlTlOX`arelcDl;4l .- ; IS 0 awl Will Jos Ilk lie & & Wadi= II MI Melba Istsfasta lik Orsat Ncelbws Ilk Da. £ Nest IS. .__ ___ _ DI. _ _ 1 Mask ie. In. 11 N. 11 M ram* A Wail (Ini ) Widen' DalivarVaLOsalk laskriamps Yeehtre ~r~w..Tiwr:.a: lUsi DiT iartii °mi. 1,...1. -- 1 i•-d • MO UMW MO Da. /fraltDrAsy WIL IL WU. avail v ma Ml9Bo.Akor. Zak (Ong lasi, 114../Olare. I IfewpaaissibAst I = l 7(grop.iles I* Imam Omilles 168 Valk OM* ml Soft Doves /MIL OD .60 Do, A DO .-- -o.l7.iint—i.l «17. M M De. York le LIM USW. NatlALWaslashr In lienelaillerdslin, •.nb9r..n.rs.ti .11661 tana N. IL Akzeik Merl 1.6017 ppm Bia!era ..... It Pei*, 0. 2.1", lema!ipos I nue asso— itit Vali I bre, De. Val, ag Nola I ;1.1 Iwo" rli 371 - ei 11111 NO si .9i i 4 Ti l i d 14 is sa IN me as at 87 lb le ale ... 114 118 --. 110{ 1111 116 107 lit 181 1171 71 117774 M 02 110 1104 SI I' 111 117 12 14 102 10 Ne Sib 100 17. 41 5/1 Si 4 Ili 11114 107 109 7 4161 N MI iii 1M; 10 it lea 01_ 161 al IT I Pk Clo7c — rnnent debt.. 411,016,100 Other securities . . 4460,900 Gold coin end 11.714.484 Silver bullion £27.1.19,416 winner. Uovemment Sean _ ritfee thicluding Deed Weight An nuity) *640.173 Other hecnritlem liktertltel Kates . 7,167,471 Gold and Barer Coln *MON C 57,617,0211 MARSHA LI., Chief Cashier. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW lIARICILT.—(THIS DAY.) The narkst is steady. Town tallow is quoted Ms. 3d. net melt; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 60a. ; all the year, 60s. ; Jan. to Nandi, 60s. .id. ; March alone, 61s. ; April to June, 565. ; Ootobee to December, 58a. Mauer Avootaago.—Town tallow, 61s. ; fat by ditto, 3s. 2d. ; yellow Ruske, 61e. 6d. ; melted stuff, 435. ; rough ditto, ilk. ; tallow gam, 200 ; pod dregs, 7a. HAY HARICHT.--_-(TE . 118 DAY.) Mama Davis and Co. report trade; slow, at last day's prima. Prime meadow bay, 75v. to 81)..; supe rior ditto, 903. to 106 s. ; inferior do., 50s. to 60a. ; roves, 40s. to 505.; clover, old, 90a. to 110 s. ; ditto sec ond cut, 80s. to 90n ; straw, 391. to 360. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIE DAY.) Small importations of Omitteranial fruits continue to arrive. Pine apples are rather mots in request than they have been, and prices for them are improving. &acidosis and oranges may still be obtained at about last week's CaLGood cobs may be had at h. to la ed.per lb. bages, carrot., and trumps may be obtained in quantity. °Widowers are mama Potatoes roam from Bs. to 10a. per cwt. Asparagus and French beans may now be had in small quantities. Cucumbers are warner. Holly and other Christmas evergreens now begin to make their appearance. Cut Bowen &lady consist of orchids, gar denias, chrysanthemums, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roam japt. Fine Apples. per TT., Y to Si Gropes, per lb-, Si to II Postegranatet, each, 4d to 6d Pews, per doe, Is to Be — lipplea, per dos., ed to 1s0! Orange*. per 100, G‘ to 10e Lemont, per 100. Oa to 10s Kau, Cols. per lb., is to Is 04 'MET] Cauliflowers, each, eel to 64 Greens,pdos. bunches,2sed tolls Cabbages, p. dot, Is 04 to ^..t Potatoes, p ton. 100 s to 170 s per het, is to es Od per cwt., ne to Os Carrot& per bunch, 74 told Temips, per bunch, ed to fel Ittninuacb, per each,bers, elees 1 ,2:6 4 m 04 10 Sie Artichokes, per ctoz., es to Os Beet, per des,. if 64 to Is Celery. per blind's. Is Idle left Onions. per It sieve, Is 6d to Is Ald Postale, per pun.. Is 04 to 3104 Shallots. per Ih. ad to ad Guile, per lb, b to ild I Lettucetotab., p.se., Is Od tolled I Can. per vcore, Is to Is 6d Ltdire, per eon.% Is to Is ed Hereer.t lt.R, per bun., Is 6d tote Mtu.hrooms. p putt . 24 to as 04 Pandyy, per 12 buncltee. 26 tots Savory, per bunco, 2d to 4tl PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LrYloirooL. Div 14.-The market was quiet at the opening, but Improved In the afternoon, and elord very Ann at an 8,1. mace of 1 per cent. Iflrkiminiad. St 4 112-Ciledonlas Abet, elq 1101-Eastern ::onnßes. 10; 10.-Great Northern Stock, 11a Ili Warterns, 731-Jamosahlre and Yorkshhe, 12 0 4 1 London and North Western, 1W11921-Manchester, Sher. fle and Lincoln, lgi 401-Midland Stock, 1 , 5; 19.51-Ditto New share.. 1 1540 2 p.-North BMW) SWelc. Oh 60-North Staf fordshire. 21 27 d.-North Madera. Merrick Capital Stock, 100 106-Ditto York Capital Stock, 961 aa—Ditto Leeds Stock. da 604-Bone Eastern, 26 11-16 251-Weet Midland, Oxford, 471 471- Dutch Rhenish, 2 016 24 d.- Great Luxembourg, 6161-Grand I . nink of Canada. 01 t 5-16-Great Western of Canada, 111 114- Minnie Central, 27 ON 4.-Buffalo and Lske Huron, 4 16-16 6- Great Iltdp, to. to Is. Gd.-Thames and Mersin Marina Company, II I 016 p. linuenionalf, Dab. 14.-The business of ta-day was cbleny In local stocks, via :-Birtattethem Banking Company, 251-Yovra and District Bank,. 124-and Birmingham) Waggon, SI p.-. Midlands closed damn)), 116-Routh Stafforda 14it 11-111rming. ham Canal. 05 buyers'.-Dudley and West Bromwich, 54 Itswaresrant, Duo. 14.-6heMehis In esod demand at If per end. higher. Other shares stead). Great Northern. = Great Western, 731-lancashire and Yorkshire, ISO/- and North Western, 1024-Manchester, BheMeld, and LIBCOIII - 491-Midland, 1361-South Eastern, 254-Union Bank of Manchester, II p.-Edinburgh and Olsigow, &t-Oxford, Wcr cester, and Wolverhampton rind Guaranteed Prehrence, list -Illinois Central, fel d. RAILWAY TItAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Dce.llll amounted to 486,7201., sad for the correapmding week of last year to 466.580 L, showing an increase of 20,2301. Dse grow receipts of the eight railways haring t:•cir termini in the motropobs amounted to 196,3121.. and for the cor responding week of 1850 to 190,844/., showing a decrease of 1,578/. The decrease on the Fs•tere Counties Railway amounted to 1,329'. ; on the Greet Northern to 235/. ; on the Great Western to GOO/. ; oft the London and Bleck well to 3'.1/. . • au I on the LOb•it.n and South Western to ^891 .; total. 3,(,8*.g. ; but from toil must be deducted 75 , J., the increase on the London soil North-Western; 5116'. on the London, Brighton, and. South Coast; arid 13C:. on South-Eastern ; together 1, reCt., leering the decrease es above, 1,576/. The receipts us I the other lines in the United Kingdom 'mounted to 288,4751., and for the corresponding work of lest year to 266,6721., showing en increase of 21,806/., from which must be deducted the decrease on the metropolitan linos, lasing the total income 20,23)1., as compared w'th the corresponding week of 1869. _Aid