The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THU DAY.) COUNT OF PROBATI AND DIVORCE. Won Ur Judie Ordinary and a Spada Amy.) ... room V. HMIS AND rum __ __ _ rb. tl.tuu ai Clambridr. Warriod the 1 . in.. F.lwarde. at OS 4b. Shah Deremetier Mt There Nod been osie ehdil Of ta. mr. •e.. • glet. btu hi Amelia. IMS. The peUtener mach% .I.rohition al the inerriem an the ipeud al rigein we. ..4tsl I_, the maptenlvat on and after ties. 10th el Oehler". I The muraleet pleaded is amuse to theatre's, . resume and enlist slim, mediae* to the whaterv. Mr. F.J..• Jame. Mr. L. Measeity, 'ad Mr. )I... flara ,r .1 foe the 'oftener; Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., lid R. spi l l,e were fumed foe the vispondeet ; bet the romt mo legal representative. Hall. • sebelher, said he bed bees an intimate literal of lb. protium him IM ream n at the wrilua;. The nr.pundent's Mother bed bees maned to a k atitleara natird ..nera, bet was agar • widow. Mr. Grua, . u.erebut nail a ' -Quern of the Irak of raglan& gave the brat. away. Had often wilted the parties at Cambridge. The comieet el the pelitreer appeared to be very kind. y had fujeent visitors. Had wee Mr. Parker, le. lesrtodoon t Mr. Walhition, sal other university meth.. flin at the home. Had men the • - o.respoettent's father At a. Loire. He was &alumnae. nod had been rector of HA) ea, -war I . abridge. The se respondent Limo& was a Tamps run at thirty years ate" and wa. coetiecMd with • brewery a No.l Cram. um Halm Mrs. Foster need frequeutly t.i . na.t Insane. We. She wed to erne to Loudon to consult Mr . elltlolb. The petitioner wee a doge 111.1.11 of limier.—his burner being large. ant be having oo partner. 11. seed totem his. &boat 14 or 11 in the niornin;. Aral mare z.t nor 6 ; after which he spent Ins evenings at Lome. he hoar was malt comfortable. Had never seen a better establiehmeed in his life. A riding bone was kept for 3lra. Foster. That. wee also a carriage. eromesamizied—Wra Foeuir appeared to be 17 or 14 when eh,. was inembel. Mr. Foster wee 36. Wm not ..warie that Mn. Fister's mother was at that time iii poor lirminatatara. First mew Mr. Hale in 16:x6 ; he had they eftoullege. „.. Mr. Tomas 31'Ciallegb, and the Rev. Mimeo* PeY l agn retiorlof I t shlington, Oambridge.iiire, also deposed to the eatielsetore terms on which the parties appeared to live k'fer Wore the respondent's elopinent. r. le P. rt. Knowles, managingclerk thereepoodent, saw Mrs. Feder at her banes on the nth October. Mr. Foster had goer to Wevutoeth for his usual summer exclusion. Mrs. Poets had . heen to the ses-side with Mrs. Green, a Li: Mr. Foster had not been &hie to accompany her, • account of the pressure of his business. On the sth of ktobet Mrs. Foster told witness that she was going from bisue to take 3liss Helen to schuol. Ito the 10th witness to the Isle of Wight, and found Mr. Hale and iftn. Foster there Ascertained where they residdd, nod home to St. Leona:Xs house, at Kph,. K.-turned to town, and ma le • report of what he had MVO. ut heck to the Isla of Wight op the luta, and nerved them with the citation. Mr. Hale asked whether it would le necessary to •opear personally in court ; sad also what demur, were eleinied, and what it was likely to cost him t Lush.) Told him that it was not witneses business to inform him. Lucy Knight awl other witnesses to whom Mr. Koowles 1, 4 ,1 poi..ted out the ma proved proved that they had 11.4 tu t ...tber at Hyde aad at Eamboorne as Mr. and Mrs. To Knight Mrs. Foster stated that it was quite true 11. wad 0.4 th.•a Mrs. Hain, hut .he wet going to be carried to Yr. Hale as soon a. her husband had obtained a divorce. 31ritlialley declined to tender any evidence in support of the defeailent'i pleas, not being satisfied that the eel. dreg• it would be in his power to call would amount to Irt4 proof. _ _ Th; teamed Judge felt r ec.is only just to the petitioner to wake n murk up.n the statameot .1 the learned counsel. The kayoed counsel implied that he hal eVilklll.2o eh:. h. to a certain extent, might impeach the conduct or ths prud, tes- yr. Mr. t YMallrJ—l had really no such intention. - The learned wanes! had no right to say any due,: of the kin.l, for no trace WhateVOZ of misconduct ur unieudeoceappeared ep ee th e ev id ence. The Jury immediately fumed for the petitioner, and The Court granted the usual decree nisi, with costs apsiist Mr. Hall. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commissioner Hobord.) Sr ter . WITIN GIESIWIAL, trrc ., AmOZANCE ARSOCIATIME. Them was ea adjourned sitting is this matter for the &minimum Mr. Edwards, the solicitor to the company. At the 4.1 amiss. ft will he nmmberwd , Mr. B I=Z formerly a dir ec t or o f th e company, was e nil made some eatnicirdinary discloaures as to the wav is which he had attempted to rid himself ..f his liability by making a present of his shares to the porter of tlat estabhalimelit-- who, it also • was iuth,rued to ',mins premiums from imurers. Snap,' an, reapousibilitr in the matter of the honks, alleged that then were held by Mr. Edwards, the solicits, • a..• Lame"! a lien upon thetii. Mr. Elmals was accord arly &animated for 10-day . bad the proorwlings wet* for ▪ nie reams cosolected privately. THE POLICE COURTS Res DAY.) 3OW4TTREET. 'NJ or.GAX 11117111.1111M—ClUIL sow": VOX or T(TAI 'Doi. r,,...pire !throw's, as Wilms usxsaviarlor, was doused )11. kayaks% of Usiversdy-.treat, with ylsnog frost .4 Iv bladossi's Lou.., sod rofusiug q., slurs muss to du .0 fur just soil ressoosllle Mr Ito.litee rentheold the magistrate he had ou e • l•-•• ton twelve dlibeest c0....8100d Loon cow • wa..l to bring orgas-grinders to this court for ao• ✓oila; him. Ho hal sickness in the house, awl had t,....f I .uotirod foe many y•usr• ender a toodeary of bloo4 I. %h' head. the result .1 ,uio how contracted In hobs sou to lw r Mrjesty. serve*. H. us. cosawieently more .....•itibic t.. •atersol some Sham moot people. There was ....• as. iwralid Lady rosidiog in the boar, who hod fur to ,•• that' tee. ••ars suffered - from a paralytic stook,. awl i whom see load sone woo ista. Hr throa t - f ••14.1 it aiIIOMM7 to mod away all the er ;eu •• u awl 'tryst wasicians who amass playing is hos; •• . • nvonnt He woo •uppurted is this by all his neigh. 1..0.. e......t tl••• people at owe honer surly oppuaite. He • • onto:molly iiisao.ded by organ•ows who always CGAM• to { . li. trout 4 this 6•sse. He ionariably ordered than . • , . • ilea ataaliing to than lonnalf or soseliag his *sr. / 5," to.'” a. I kownill L oar mail would come fur shoat L.:" at l as, sal thee I wash ohmage, sad a stattagor 0w.:.1 vow. At sleet (kiosk yeererdeg the 1. - 1 , 4• 1.14 y is frost of the house is .inenaos. lis a d = Il• ...t% sat to WU the primmer to go sway •• they)rd na t.. in the la.urt. Ilse Hall.—She would speak Whine in Englisk I presume, 111 , kerb.. Ni,, is I hare taught her a few nab o. forthat purpose, as they always preteed hot * • bane, Eo.-lish. But I did oat Item her speak to ..',1•100. I saw her go up to him, and asy easg.H e stopped playing, sal remitioral quiet oil *". r. turned inside my house, when he immediately arsin. I them west to Use dour,. and called out to k • .tiaLde via " (go awa ) ), •' Litt (Ise quiet). He battiest ea playing. Ile mu quite :oar 're.' .•L to Lear me, sad he was looking at me, awl saw rue e. 41. .. •t- away. Ash* persisted, I sent for a pi,- m 4.1 t v., Wilda cistody. I have no desire to press ..! will premise sue to come again. f'''.:•',.,•. • ale expleisted Ivy an Mierpreter to the ▪ r, slat ...al he was a Native of Parma, sad had bees • r.•••r weeks. Y. 11,11 .tll people in Landau are is this predicament th... .1 ,i„, a a mullet. Who encourage them men, 4041 • i.• h av i ng l iven ar k : a short time iu England ran i• Slit of the law, sal unatilis to distingoi•li r"''`' ••a 1!• - who desire to seuxiorage them and them .1- .•1 110,141 by it. hut there is no 'La museraLle thiug for a Jer t so t. n ea f '' fr . , ill health to be annoy by this 1 • • r'. whicheser it may be .ailed. It makes he • ilds to him. hat these people must he n •• law will not allow them to indict such en ` • -a 11.. eick. The law saes that if you do ad gu • r. ,u•..ted for frawlis,LlZ canoe you are liable ..f in one inouth's iiiipnamromt in default ; '.itemat is kind enough to say that he will i• to punish you this Uwe if yogi will I ' 1• , go there emits. I caution you dam if •• t promise I will certainly fine you. Amy • • . .1i• country ans very noich harassed by these • •••1:4•'!11114.4 Wail members of this.. familial are at t . - • f 01s. - 1:.1w:. • - Wlwo they found I had sickama in the ' ILA • la. away as twenty of these men a day. M. 1 1 I know a gentleman who had to my t ••• keep them away whim his daughter was - ' ,roger of destk. If you press rue 1 will 1 ... a. a No. I have so vindictive feeling, I uuly • " p away. prOPilaNd to kelp may, and was then set at • ADVIIHWARIL. roVIIITTAL 01 • U• 110. NamA Cwast..A, Sarah Moab,., and . wore brougLt up for Gast examine , • , a • • ”pliftios. AU four of than ant nutut.nua ' •'• • bow tried sod cuavicted at Ira ri.,us • I I • •••••,„ sasklaat to Mr. Sommers., lawn dreier, • • ' • •• h•ark, maid that shout one • •It• r.. L. 4 he mimed a dross from issi.4, the • ,• 'hop, sad immediately afterwards he saw ' • • f .4,15 I,rought Each with the property. Ti... • o• re in custody also is a short time, and .• .1 all of them as larking shout the shop. I • • ...nor to the INot-ots, said he was pa... ! • '..r's ob. op oe the &Stemma horpsentioa, when ' ''•• . • met pinions's) ester the doorway, snat.4l "••• •-• I as semi as they got out give it to Walt, A DOMMTIC TTILUM—DMIADIUL CIICILTT TO A WM. indeed cants , town traveller, in the employ of the pro prietors of Remelt ale stoves is I, where he was yesterday On a wane t, was tap before r e Y h a lsaid edley charged with a series of eldest eremite on his wife, Flay Bache. The prisoner, • well-dreeeed rasa, about 35 years of age, had long givers way to Wile of intent and had frequently bathes hie' wife. He bed ersieepae lemi n his violence with the fouled &been sad had vim rosily neglected his home. The peeneration endured by the wife was most lamentable. lie appeared sewers sled heart broken. The prisoner bed at art 'stir* abandoned her, and though he was is the receipt of a large in- Wine, aro woo Wiped to meek relief frees the pow- Lox find, and Hr. Yardley kindly presented her with Tie. from the poor - boa tuna when the summons was Made returnable es Tuerday. The prisoner did not make his app earance to the summons, a warrant was grouted, and Smith, a policeemotable, 415 K, wee directed to arrest the prisoner wherever he could find him. The details of the wife's sufferuip created much sym pathy in court. She detailed many brutal assaults com mitted upon her while her husband was intoricated, and his brutality was increased by his foul langua ge. Seven' witnesses continued Itrache, and said they had men her knocked down and turned out of doors, and heard her abused and vilified, and the most infamous lan. ••usp used towards her. The prisoner did not deny what was alleged against him, and said his wife wee the best of women. In a whining, suppliant manner he implored her to forgive him once more and it should not happen ag.iin. lie oleo begged pardon of ' the court, and more than once shed tears. Mr. Yardley, in a long and eloquent address, said that the prisoner's whining and cringing behaviour in that court was characteristic of the cowardly manner he had acted ' towards a woman he had sworn to cherish and protect. There was no sign of repentance on the part of the poisoner until the summons was served, sod then he bad sent his wife a whining, .nuxio7, letter, and still tried to impose on his wife by not appeormg to the summons. The prisoner DOW in a whining manner, and acting through hie fame and a dread of the low, pretended to be very ropesslaat, and asked forgiveness, but example and a severe owe was abso lutely necessary after such a long course of Illereatthent. He sentenced the prisoner to three months' imprisonment and hard labour, and to enter into his own recognition in the sum of 50i. to keep the peace for nine months. THE RISCA COLLIMY EXPLOSION. - RL9CA, TUESDAY Evmrnfo. None of the 36 bodies which, at the time of our Wt report, still lay buried bmisath the raised workings of the mime, bare se yet bees neomed, notwithstanding the constant and uswearied efforts which are being made to each them. Three of the men who were brought up directly after the explosioo have mince died of their imeries, • the total number of deaths up to this time 142. Mr. of Mechyn, Mr. Bevan, of Tredegar, Messrs. Jacobs and Gibes, of Micky's, Mr. illaydon, of Abstains°, Mr.O of Abersyehan, mid Mr. Gwillins, of Aber. carom rendered invaluable assistance. Mr. Robotbam and Mr. Godwith, surgeons, of the neigh. liourhood, have relieved each otber night and day at the mouth of the Mine mace the work began, but fortunately no accideat baa happened, and their services have nut been needed. SHOCKING DEATH Ord CHILD IT DAR. LINOTON. ' An inquest was held at Darlington, on Tuesday, touching the death of William Cavanagh, • child its years of age. It appeared that the child was as orphan, and raided with his most, a lodging house keeper, and that on &today last, after haring been for a couple of hours in the streets playing, as was supposed, he was brought borne by a man named Sam Smith,eho was lodging with his aunt, in • help less Mate of intoxication. They had been to several public. bailees, at one of which it was proved that Smith had had nerved him a pint id ale and • pot of rum (da pennyworth), sod at another, two pots of rum. At this latter it was also shown that when they entered the boy maim &auk hi could hardly walk, mid the man partially so; not withstandi n g whi c h, the waiter did not hesitate to serve the liquor. Thomas de aired a pipe for the boy to smoke, but was refired. As moon as the hoy was brought borne hie aunt put him to bed, sod he vomited very much. That was in the stlissees. About Mao o'clock Smith was being put to bed, drunk, when the aunt found the boy with his eyes and mouth open, ss if he were in a tit. A medical man was immediately sent for, and having prescribed fix bim, he left ; when he called on Monday morning he was told the poor little fallow had died about half-pet four o'clock. A poet.roortem ent• aminatios wont to show that death was caused by ewe powerful stimulant. Dr. Torbork, who made this exanska tem, and that although 'any similar cases had come under his experience" be a-vi r opined a stomach which bore stronger mirk* of injury than ibis one. Smith, when told of the child's death, abeenoul,d, and has not yet been apprehended, although a coroner's wariest bad been lamed. He had stated that the child had drank eprt of rum whilst he was discoursing with another man. The coroner remarked that as to the cause of death there was not a shadow of doubt, and he was fully satisfied that a prime frie case of we •lalighter, onion Smith could in sny manner justify his eon duet, could be established. The inquiry was adjourned for a week, in order to the polies an opportunity of arrest. Mg Smith. ETON COLLZOIL—n. Christmas vacation COM meadse this day (Thanday), end to-morrow the whole school will have taken their departure. The London and Mouth- Welter's Railway Company will run • special express train from Windsor tO Waterloo station, at noon, for the accommodatiou of the students. The holidays terminate en Wednesday, the pith of January, on which Jay the lower boys are -..pected to return. 4hi Thursday, the 17th of January, P.o fifth form return, and the sixth fent amen on the following day, when the whole school will are emembled. The Bari of Jassy, one of the student', who has been dangerousl ill, is, we are happy to say, improving in beidth. Her Ma jesty, who is godmother to this young nobienesa, has seat newel times to inquire after his health. Darns the present haM a dyer cup has been presented by the Rev. W. Wayte, one of the ainistant masters, as a challenge prise to beheld by the most successful house in the genie of foot-ball. This has lel to *even competition, owl several accidents have resulted from the impetuosity of the players. The must senors occurred during the foal contest for the cap between Marriott's and Joyous's. One of the young genticosen, Mr. Hupe Johnston, in kicking e t th e bell brought his leg Ja context with Mr. Whittock'a knee so violently that the leg of the former was broken, snapping asunder in an indent- The young gentleman was auuveyerl to his tutor's, the Rae. J. L. Joyner. s, on a hurdle, and • most serious compound fracture was found to have taken place. Dr. Ellison has set the broken limb, and the youtlJul sufferer is progressing favourably. It will be a oousiderable time, however, before he is able to use his leg again. The victory, after all the hardly-contested eneoun• tees in which the elevens°, the different houses have battled for reunion of the cup, was won by the bowie of the Rev. J. 1. . JotOrli. Tag CHART KRIJOC SR —YelitertLy being the anni versary of the Founder's Day, there was • greet gathering of till Carthusiana within the walls of the quaint old build ing in rbarterhouse.equare. Divine service was performed iu the chapel at 4 o'clock, the sermon being preached by the Right Bee. Dr. G. T. Spencer, Chancellor of St. Paul s Gambol, late Bishop of Madras. Afterwards the annual oration wee delivered in Latin in the large ball by Mr. James Butler, who dwelt mainly upon the even' of the bet year, especially those which had reference to the Charterhouse. In the evening a large number of Carthu• inns dined together under the presidency of the Venerable Archdeacon IlMe. AN AIMUND COINVIDZNI:Z. —James Whiteside and Joseph Napier (sot Loral Derby's high legal function aries) were brought up and charged, one with drunkenueee and the other with disorderly conduct and assault. It wan the Ant appearsoce of each, and they were evidently greatly down in spirits to Anil themselves in such au undignified position. The all of the names in suoceesion created great laughter, to the bewilderment of Messrs. Whiteside and Nagler, neither of whom could uniterstsnd obit everyone was awry about, for they appeared to 1.4 in tonl . ignoranoe of the fact that their onion were enrolled in the ' temple" of faun W. Napier caught the infection, and laughed may, bat his mirth was soon changed re sorrow, as he had behaved leerily, and was And in 10a., or 14 days. Hie colleague in tribulation, the mammas of the as-Atteney-Clenend, was fined in IL only, which he paid, sad made his tut as soon as possible. —Northern Why. PIINMAVATION or SALMON IN ?MI TAINT. —A 'tinting is appointed to take place at the Town hall, Brortos-upot-Treat, on Monday sett The government com missioners, who have her espied for some time past in inveitigating the state of the - salmon &lichee is the various legalities of Raglan , ' and Wales which hold any command ing position with respect to the more important riven, pure pose instituting so inquiry upon that day into the present coalition and capabilities of the Wearies of tbe Trait and its tnbostaries. To preserve and pr mo exn• Seely so valnati• • lisle a. the magnet' :Zere te st once sd• mitted a matter of WOW moment, and it is to be hoped that those who have any local knowledge of or interest the subject will be present to rinks the investigation as protitalde as possiblo. THE RXPRESS, THUREIDAY . EVENING, MAMMA 1840* 111171211 who, with the other feankt, la NIL Whams pursued It ant sod Martin. sad gees am Me eintedy. The other ooed. ipdeenore he painted out to • and a bi e ,s mod they were m- Jain& Woodiag, NO A, nil he ha Warr and Martin into weirlwAT. Martin &list ell lnierteelge of her coo penis% arl the other mid that the dram woe given to her. Polienvendable 53 X ensilimoded the oth.um, who denied all of Martin end Wen. Witness, however, had amts them alsgether half on hew previous. afg=tlkawy„ 90, ma be know ell of them to be higlithas. They had all be.m couvictid before anglihrsion, asiJuld had recently come out of prime, after en=siz meenine herd labour. conetahhe 306 • said that Martha eras tried in the num of Manila JIM at the Clerkeewell 'melons, in lea:vary hat, amid was seatenced to nine mouths for shop. The prisonen dm/Med raying anything in &fence, and The mignisate tally committed them fur UAL TEL% YES. BHARR £t9lii.- - d71171 DAY.) Two o'Clsorts. The railway share market to-day is generally steady. The settlement chiefly occupies etteution. London and North Western, York and North Midland, and South Eastern stocks are inquired for. Caledonian has risen 1 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire is flatter. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102} to , for the new as • ; Great Western, 73 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191 to 1 ; Midlan 1361 to I ; Great Northern, 110 to 111 ; South , to ; and LComalbe ardo-Ve donian, 97,1 k en to 98. neti Railway shares remain dull, at 13-16 to 11.16 dia. Great Western of Canada continue in demand. -JULY / • f/12/Nara. 011101/27 SOARES AEI =Ma SkraMal.llllaarllaL Illifis.jm.ACllialins all Mulima Fi• B&W rel Instiss . . . retionimim - 2= ....1 77. _I Do. •I •■• a Bahia p. sad 11~ Jr. DexClirti‘dalidla. tr is tr .o. lbain Old" Slatak 11 A. Mo lirs_saigt Forti sal abgeswi tir S a B. Weelin Mr 11401saiVITsellifeessilsad Ds. • Moak DA a. So W I Moak 044 Wader Ps.)s DatbserVaLesank. WINDArelb Tideidse Looks mil lladrenal ID Lailliailltelk Ma: ts, *agora Dra. sad • Da • ifidload . 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II g e t. Do. Of pot el Do. alb ids& dr. N olb.Corp.llp. (*.Bondi dm . ftarwlo •as k o.wado Do. do. Land do. - Do. do. B cap. 40. R s ._ do. 'And do. i° 4l ;.(u l ;i - k --- {Do. ranjsab Do. LULU. Tlot g. relaklad.Lhatild. MeV COLONIAL COI i .1 l re . le Idb : a P N N I dle.pas -1 1 dis 11 iddel • 101 102 AI 101 i 411 par 964 74 77 79 P 7 70 49 L 1 66 60 48 62 47 60 IT 66 1 et Ma I 14 014 11 11} 1: 1' 4 96 100 66 96 60 98 86 67 96 66 88 89 14 1} es 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 N 100 lj St 11 Id i I PROVINCIAL BIZARR LIVESSOot, Dr. It—Birkenhead, 8 Caledonian Stoca 661 fff —Eardern Counties, 104 104—Great Northern Stock, 11 1114—Great Weaterns, 734764—Lencaahlre and Yorkahlre,l3o4l —London and North Western, 1024 1031—bLanchestor, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 44 4M— M ldland Stuck, 1354 UM —Ditto New dimes, 116-14: p.—North &ILIA Stock, 63 63I—North Staffordshire, 64 te d.—North Fnittrn, Berwick Capital Stock, 1014 1064 Ditto Tort Capital Stork,W4 lN—Ditto Leeds Stock, 02 6. South Easters, lb 7-16 RI P-16—West Midland, Oxford, 474 47 Dutch Rhanish, 11-14 946 41.—ms Luxembourg, 6 9-16 Grand Trunk of Canada, 0 3-16 0 6-16—Great Western of 114 111-1111nolseentrsl, 17441.—8a1fa10 and 'Ake Buren, 6 54 Great Ship. sa. 3d. W Is. lid—Thum. and Menu) Marine Com pany, 1 3-16 ti. D. It —ln thin market to-day Stour Valley Guaranteed, 63 buyers : Birmingham Guaranteed, 764 buyers , Midland Derby, 106 salon South Stafford*, 104 to II : Birming ham Canal, 146 to 96 : Worcester Canal, 16 to 164. Dudley Banks, 64 to 64 : Staffordshir• Gas, 102 salters Birmingham Wagon, 4 pm. Wye's. Business dull. Slaitenarritr., D. It —The market was firm and Improving all day, clotting at the best. Grand Think of Canada, 6 316 Mtn, next account, 6 3-16—Great Western of Canada, BM — Ditto, next account, 114&16—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1194 — Ditto, next account, HSI 4 4 10 4 20—London and North Wes tern, for next account, 1024—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln. shire. 464—Ditto, next account, 480 I 4—Midlands, for next ac count, 1164—North Eastern, Berwicks, 104—North Stafford., for next account. 24 4 —South lantern, 16 5-16—Ditto. neat account, 35 7.16 4—lllinois Central, VI d —Midland Nen.' 11 p.—Thames sod Mersey Marina lasnranoe, for next account, 14 p.—North ]'dolt Bank, lee—Ditto, for neat amount, 100. AN la OAT/I RIPCSED.—At the Roch dale County-court, yesterday, before C. Temple, Esq., Hr. timunel ]fades. artist, and his wife swat the steer of the Litter for W. 35., the value of a pianoforte, said to be wrongfully detained. The defence ea. that the pianoforte belonged to defendant's wife, the mother of Mrs. Kaden. The only witsces called to support the claim was Mn. Medea, and when she stepped into the wawa-box Mr. Eltandring asked her if she hollowed in a future state of rewards and punishments. Witnem : I do not.—His Honour: You don't believe in an human reimonsibi li ty for telling a lie? Whams : Tea—His Honour : Except to society ? —Wittman : No.—His Honour: Do you believe in a God who ma punish you for telling a lie ?—Witnens : No. His Honour : Then I cannot hear you. I sonsuit the pLiintiffs, with coats of defendant's advocate. If people will init pubic opinion in a court of justice, they awl take the consequences. WEST MIDLLND RAILWAY.—The total traffic re. taints of this company fo, the fortnight ending December 2 have been 13,9191. 9s. el., awl for the corresponding lodated of 1669 they were 12". 13.. 2d. The expowli• tare 111010011b1 to 6,864 f. 4s. Od., or at the rale of 47.140 per ant., whilst the expenses for the corresponding fortnight of 1656 amounted to 5,6371. 3e. Id., or at the rate of 43.51 percent. The aggntate receipts far the firm 11 fortnights and we day of the -ear amount to 163,073/. be. 7d., as spirit 144,061 1 . Os. 3 3 ., for the oomeepooding 11 fort naghesaadthree days of the previous year. And the i expleass for the first 11 fortnights and one day of the f yew woolust to 60,1271. 11 e. 4d., being at she rate of 4139 per seat., is want 59,3591. ds. sd. for the 11 fortnights sad three days el the previaus w ;L e sr i nt the Me et 61.19 per cwt. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 75c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94 and a ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 920 to f. The official busi ness report is as follows :--Bank Stock, 234, 2321; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 1 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961; ditto, 1869, 981; ditto Bonds, 10s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced Rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1011, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s , Si. dia. Turkish stocks are steady ; the loan of 1854 at 72 to f, and that of 1868 at 58 to 1. The 1001. Bonds of tho latter loan are marked 59 and 591, being lower. As regards other foreign stocks, there is no new feature of in terest. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, 1 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1860, 861 ; New Grenada Deferred, 6; Russian Five per Cents., 106 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 941 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 411, 1 ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 581, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 69,1. The Mato has arrived from the West Indies with 295,0001. in specie, and the Alhambra, from Lisbon, with 7,3561. The discount market remains without alteration. There was a good demand yesterday in the general market, at 41 to 5 per cent., for the beet bills ; but at the Bank of England the amount of business was only moderate. A further sum of 72,0001. in Australian refined gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The dimi nished demand for the Continent is explained by the reperted improvement in the position of the Bank of France and by the bullion arrangement between that estlbliahmeut and the Bank of Eng land. The remittances to New York, which are now limited, consist for the most part of sovereign& The accounts from New York to the let of Dec. by the steamer City of Baltimore show that, although the news of the rise in the Bank of Eng land rate of discount to 6 per *Mt, which occurred on the 15th Nov., had arrived out, it had had little effect beyond checking the improvement in the New York stock market. The prices now re ceived are but little below those previously to hand. The succeeding packet would furnish news of the arrangements between the Banks of England and France, sad of a steady revival of oonfidenoe here. The directors of the East Indian Railway Com pany announce that, having received authority from the Secretary of State for India to raise the remaining sum of 1,500,000/. required to complete the fetal amount which the company has power to borrow on. debentures not convertible into share& they are ready to receive applications at par to this extent. These debentures bear 5 per cent. interest, and payment of both principal and interest is gua ranteed by the Secretary of State for India. The Bonds will be for five years, and the holders will have the option of renewing them for five years more upon giving one year's notice to that effect. The payments will amidst of 25 per mut. on allot ment, and the remaining 75 per cent in time equal instalments at intervals of one month ; but sub , scribers may pay up in full on allotment. Bonds will be issued fur sums as small as 501. With re gard to this notification, we may point out that, under the existing parli amentary powers of the company, it cannot raise any more money, beyond the 1,500,0001. now offered, upon these inoonverti , ble debentures. Any further capital that may be required must be raised either in shares or in de bentures convertible into shares. This company's proprietary is so rich and influential that its issues of bonds have hitherto been carried through with great success. At Vienna yesterday a decline of I per cent. took place in the Five per Cent. Metallic& The amount of specie shipped for New York by the steamer Fulton, which left Southampton yester day, is 49,4901., in sovereigns. The remittances by the City of Manchester, which sailed from Liver pool yesterday for the same destination are only 7,6311. No further large sums appear likely to be sent. In accordance with the arrangement between the Bank of England and the Bank of France parcels of silver continue to arrive almost daily. The Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought 11,0001. in gold dust and specie. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7881. ; the Great Western • decrease of 5991. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 8251. ; and the London and Routh Western a decrease of 2891. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-year's interest on the capi tal of the Madras Railway Company. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been, since onr last, a remarkably strong market I. London in American securities. The continued receipt of low quotations from New York makes no impression here. Illinois shares are maintained at 28 discount, spinet 42 discount in New York, and Erie shares at 34 against 29. Some large tranaecticas have taken Owe in Erie Thud Mortgage Bonds, about 80 per cent,. at which price, under the improved position of this road, they afford a very fa vourable medium for investment. The following is a weekly report of the market for hides and leather : There is scarcely any alterstion to pollee in the state of the trade. The supply at Ladish&ll this week wall com ported with its requirements., and a limited trade with un &anvil priced wee the result. The article most in demand was English butte of good quality of about Mt s., which were some. At the public sales of foreign goods but week salted bides were in very limited demand—not any River Plate were offered. 4,000 Australians brought 4d. to sd. ; seeonds, 2d. to 3s. Of 115,000 East India kips, 46,570 were sold, the bast at former rates ; for the inferior qualities little demand wee shown . Be private contract 8,000 Monte Video have been sold, generally at former quotations ; and • few hundreds of or dina ry Australians at somewhat re duced prices. Messrs. Stuart, Kinross, and Co. have been ap pointed agents for Lloyd's at Napier, New Zealand. WODMINDAT EVIEDICI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92} to I ex div., fer the 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to f The of business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), ; ditto for account (Jan. 10), 92f, }, i ex div. • Three per Conte. 'Reduced 921, }, I ; New Three per Cents., 92}, f, ; India Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, os• ditto, 1859, 961, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 10e., 9s. du. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 101}. Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was dull, at 95 to }, and the Five-and-a-Holf per Cent. at 101 to }. Some sales of India Bonds were effected at 10s. and 9s. dis. Exchequer Bills were steady, at bs. to Si. dis. Turkish Th e Loan of 1858 opened this morning at a fresh fall of per oent., being quoted 571 to 68, but at the close a recovery of per cent. was presented, the final quotation being 671 to 581. The bonds of 1001. were worse, being marked 60. The loan of 1866 declined per cent., leaving off at 714 to 724. Mexican Bonds were quoted 211 to 4, yesterday's recovery being sup ported. Bank shares to-day were very steady. London Mattered Bank of Australia continue in demand. National Provincial Bank of Kogland were marked 994 and 98 (42/ i = Cmtal Palace stock was inquired for. Irr iga tion and Great Ship The mining market is steady to-day, with a good amount of business, at firm prices. The demand for Wheal Buller shares continues, and they have been dealt in as high as 160. The following transactions have also taken place, via.: Stray Park, 50 ; West Cam den, 774 ; East Basset, 120 ; North Treskerby, and Wheal Basset, 1221. In the Stock chan ge Ex list East Basset ahares are marked 121, and East Wheal Russell, 11. Foreign and colonial miningsharesremain steady. St. John del Rey are marked 2Be and 28k ; Es punda, 11 and If prem. ; United Mexican, 2R ; and Worthing, i dia. At North Robe* general meeting, held yesterday, the aecounta showed a balance of assets over liabilities at the end of October (but twinging only the ore to the end of September) of 1,5511. 186.11 d. The loss on the four months' working was 4001. 13s. 6d. The ore sampled for October and November is computed 130 tons. A full report from the agents was read, in which they draw attention to several important points being driven to, and state that they expect to sample 120 tons of copper ore every two months, at a cost of 700/. per month. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. OORN.-LIIPERIAL AVER.AGES. Aso& Borioy. Oda Ryo. I }baud Feb. 508 lid 40 6 10d 131 &S /84 td1416 nob 4d tMb Ild 41.4 Od 434 Ild 384 131,614 14 No 64 sae 14 4111 4d tis bd lb ad goo im1 1 406 *a lb U 46.114 281 3d 344 4d 484 11dIdo 6d 51a 104 blo 10 3 2b 841 36 6 lid 484 10d 456 11d 5b Id lb 24 121 5d DU 0d1414 44 bo Od lb Od 404 64 lb 400 bt 354 fd 8d 6d w Nov. 3 10 17 24 Dc. 1 - S 1311 wee& Agg • Arenas I Barley. .^.4 10d reiderii olunt — ThoTz — Liii 86,615: oats, 14,646; rya, 18a: 1.115011 AN @Bowfin 27111 ruici Rye, Beam. aad Yew la Vilan.—Wbeat, 63,190: barley. bum. psis, 2.061 quartets. MSS= 31 TSUI AVsa3lll PAM 1113 SIX WM= 11•113 D. Prim. liov. & 66 66 64 1 Nov. 17. No►. IC .L .. I I liTy7iF. Dee. L Deo. B. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sro.ta.—The public sales are going off heavily at about previous ratea. Comm—Yesterday's prices have been about sustained. TZA.—There is no improvement in the demand ; fine Congou sold at la. lid. Rica remains neglected. llon.—Quotations are unaltered. Briers remain in limited demand. Markets have a very dull appearance. TALLOW MARIEZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-dar. Town tallow is quoted 58e. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. ow the spot, 60e. 6d. ; all the year, 110 s. ; Jan. to March, 60s. 6d. ; Mainh, Ms. ; April to June, Ma. ; October to December, Lkis. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ The number of beasts is larger th►n of late, but not ex cessive for so near Christmas. The average quality is by no means first-rata. Choicest description', are its demand, and in a few usstanoss commanded higher prices. The sup ply of sheep is small, and of very m idd ling quality. Quota tions are about the same as oa Monday lest. From Ger many and Holland them ars 122 beasts, 500 sheep and 188 calves ; Spain, 40 bouts. Mitch cows, 118. Per stone of Elba - I. d. a. d. Per stone of albs. ad. a. (1. lest loots, Heralds. 6 0 6 I DestDned Ett.bdiSh Deg Mort-horns 4 10 6 0 Best Long-w 001.... 5 0 5 Second 41%11 beagle I 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn s_ Calves PlO4 DeolDnetll/24wedi 5 6 5 e lambi Desola at isierte4. MU: 3450: Week 200: Piga 140. HAY mAßKar. 7 (Tgyi DAY.) Messrs Davis and Co. report trade dull, M laat day's prima. Prime meadow Lay, 755. to 00s.; supe rior ditto. 90a. to 106 s. ; inferior do., 50,. to 60s. ; rawest. 40s. to 50s; clover, old, 90e. to 1101. ; ditto w.oond cut, 80s. to 90e.; straw, 32a. to 365. EAST INDIA COMPANY.—The half-yearly meet lug of the East India Company was held yesterday at the India-house, Leedeeha ll - street. Colonel Sykes tram pled the chair , having explained the steps that had been taken to obtain from the government funds and pre mimes for carrying on the affairs of the company, consider able discusuon ensued as to what course should be pursued, and it was agreed that a committee should be formed to consider and report as to the best means of obtaining the required accommodation. Mr. Jones then moved the fol lowing resolutions :—" 1. That the application of the reve sues of India to the defrayal of the expenses of the Chinese war Is • violation of the act of parliament which trans ferred the government of India to the crown, is an evasion of the control of the Commons over the supplies, and an injustice to the people of India. 2. That the principles of paper currency proposed to be adopted iu India are false in commercial policy discreditable in practice, and dangerous to the dignity of 'the crown." After some discussion the motion was withdrawn. In the course of the proceedings one of the speakers (Mr. Shunt) mentioned that a high functionary of the Indian government, lately appointed to his office, bad appointed his son, • youth of 17 years of age, and six weeks ago • mere schoolboy, to the lucrative post of his secretary, at • salary of 1,500/. per annum. Mr. Shoott remarked that when the Indian government assigned so high a salary to the office it was with • view to secure for the discharge of its duties • gentleman thoroughly versed in Indian affairs, wall acquainted with the country and its resources, and having • competent kno e s se rlsc of the hies guage, habits, and feelings of the Indian ; in fact, a person whom the high functionary in qu n might reliably consult. And he argued that with such rulers the Indian revenues ran • chance of proving • sorry security for the Company's dock. MRDICAL STUDENTS.—From inquiries we have made, it appears that 1,237 London students have registered this session, being an increase over last session of 132. There seems to have been • corresponding increase in the provincial schools ; also in the Irish and Scotch institutions. There is no doubt this increase is owing to • desire on the part of these young gentlemen to escape the wholesome re gulation! coming into operation in 1861, of the Royal Col lege, of E ngland,: Ireland, and Scotland, sad the educational institutions of the United Kingdom, backed by the Council of Medical Education. —Lawn. THE NOTTIN011•11 LAcE FACTOR IRS, —Mr. Tremen been), the oomniissionev appointed by government to taquire into the complaint of 10,000 petitioners, who prayed perils meet last session to apply the Factory Act to hen factories, has arrived in Nottingham, and intends to proceed with his inquiry at the George Hotel. The commissioner's intention is to take first the evidence of those parties who desire the adoption of the Factory Act ; afterwards to take the evi dence of the owners of lace machinery, as well as that of the owners of lace factories ; and then to submit the salient points of the latter's evidence to the advocates of legisla tive interference. and to hear their reply upon it, previous to forming his own opinion and giving his report to govern. ment. The masters, as albody, are not at all adverse to the application of the Factory Act to Nottingham. with certain modifications, nearly all the employers admitting that it is necessary for children of 19 years of age to be protected, so las to enable them to obtain an adequate share of education, and even for youths above that age to be protected from midnight labour. FATAL ACCIDINT. —An accident of a very peculiar and at the same time of • fatal character, occurred ea the ma ca w:L a nese Alderley, yesterday. The Iseult may serve's, ato railway employ's—if anything can serve as a 1 general caution to persons connected with railway", either las passeogem or as company servants. A young Man aimed Partangton, engaged in one of the railway offices, ran up to the train at Ali erley whilst it was in motion. lie caught hold of one carriage and mounted, and finding the 1 front door locked, he tried to creep round by the buffers, fell between that carriages, mil was, of course, crushed to pieces. CRYSTAL FALACI. The Poultry Show attracted • large number of visitors yesterday, the north wing of the building, in which it is held, being quite thronged, and the demand for catalogues incessant. Many sales were effected, to an amount considerably in advance of former years. The show will be continued to-day and during the week. The annual exhibition of the Hampshire Orni thological Association commenced on Tuesday at South ampton, and will last three days. About 1,000 birds have been sent to be exhibited. consisting for the most part of canaries and gedfinoh and linnet mules. About 106 prises have bee. awarded. There are at present (says the Newcastle Chronicle) emir 1,400 vessels in the River Tyne, a greater number than as oldest seaman recollects; to have warmed at say one time In that river • and accommodation is provided for onl,y TOO or SOO vessel s. Two more docks, one at the north and another at the south, would be necessary to afford pro tection to these 1,400 ships. In the oats of a freshet in the river, or similar disturbing cause., the consequences would be dreadful to contemplate. :1 1 1 1 101 101 1108 la toe 110 re lee 88 84 MONRY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The funds to-day are steady, at the closing quo tations of yesterday. Business is limited. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks is in full progress, and will be completed to morrow. The principal alteration in prima is a rise of 1 per cent. in Caledonian Railway stock. The new Turkish Loan is quoted par to I prem., but no transactions have occurred, and the price is merely nominal. _ . i !!!. I i! F. Ili 11. 4 11, 1116 11l 60 62 1 Of dls . 1 100 100 100 100 100 .100 igi 34 1 I! 01 100 101 100 110 IS as Sli dla 3 ii 1 arl 1 11 1 1 2 Fa II 14 1d did I $ ; db 1 - 13 13 pm 110 100 1011 1 100 shares showed flatness ; the Latter closed at 4s. 9d. to se. 3d. The cloning quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Goean Marine Insur ance, 3i to 31 prem., being lower; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 to 1 1-16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, to dia.; East India Irriga tion, *to 1-16 dia. • Great Kanawha, to f prem.; and Brighton Hotel, par to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. am• Wt 1 40 lor ti!• coyAg net, lb. 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