The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28. 1865. _____----- LAW INTELLIGENCE. more. a counter &legation of shun bung mods is the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.--(T HIS DAY.) Ir.. OOLOTIIAL oov me !MIT 01017AITTIM. lf 0 Isr E Y MARK -- bow,-..- (THIS DAY.) gw. yard., raid-It does seem to me that the defendant aroma. Ire. 1 ce. gemea )Hates to,uou 1.. IMElandotatep.a..met IM -.•-• - elis teases she has called are far better deemed Or morale Turaeaue.) TwO dou:sol. -.. 1.. Caw Gov. 11p.e., 187746. NO 96 98 971 -4.-- wa allin Landsat. How that is &moulded for e- .. Doelpereeleb.fictag. 100 96 97 - The stock markets to ws the een,Pr:h ne en &need iihe &tighten a pirms CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) There is little busineas in the railway. market _,_ ..,_ .. no.' percrodar.ass us 96 V 7 -- UDICIAL COMMITTEE OF PRIVY - dency of prices is slig Iso,asakwwwws. a' -ree7siewtable sphere of life.) lt has bees said 00UNCIL.to-day, and the tone is dull. Attention us partly 1.61....4.686...,', - Do.. 6.per 0t.....t_an.0.1 1.2 fri... ile_ Ind re sod Tour friends contemplate an assault upon the STEWARDS' PLATE. directed to the settlement, which has just coin- rozw."... 0.1,1117''''...,..„ mi i; jire .". chiefly to the extel - set : Lad Chelmsford, Lents J index, and R. ... 1 minced. Great Eastern stock is heavy, and has .... -. 1900 1011 104 tas - is occupied with preplan oolville.) .R. soar, bat so shy as you or they do moult him so sure Thisbe, ... ... • • igll send Ten to Priem.. It. IL D. ... ... . . declined a per cent. Metropolitan _ has also receded 7.- • 11i•Do. "'tux Vet reoti i.ei liii, ..., IttANs v. TIM itna99.-PrrITION OF HIGHT. Deieodsat-We don't intend to. Sweepsiolose ... •• • • ••• settlement. The funds wee a petition of right by a contractor e.' gr. Yardley We don't intend to." I nee you are the •• • 13 ram •• • 1, and London and North Western 1. .. no.sp.o.nriaciet. tool 91 98 ha, spina the government of litlearlCurne ia lan; east on extensive works undertaken foe the 210.. „Atheism for the rest, and a long tossued one too. In A HUNTER'S STAKES. About three miles. and most of the specula 1978. de.. 100 i 106 108 id -xd Home rail ways are r bet you are the ringleader. As this is the first ass of the London and North Weetern stock is now 100..Wieenon.... o,ll.lo2..zon.thihtig.ea tee no tor id Z quoted 126 to 1•, • Great Weetern, 63 to wpm, „ ussriees ere et., lea lt3 105 - inaludios • railway. The goverentent .elanneg t.,Express, Saumbox, Hotspur, Tiptop, and litesrechaum tied, I shall not put upon you a very severe puniehmadv are here. 1 ; Midland, 1251 to 126 • Lancashire and 290.900!„ Do. MS 100 106 108 - three cases, including G seven and • half per cent. on every artifice* sn'i isse,thol ue ice xcl - hat each a ono as wOl deter others from acting in a like CROYDON STEEPLECHASE OUP. Three miles and a Yorkshire, 1231 to i ; South 'Eastern, 791 to i ; W.G.6.'weeoal 1 Dt. The demand for moue to per cent., making seventeen and halt per asset:lloo 106 106 - wooer. You must pay a fine of 10e. or 7 days. istion, however, arose whether the seventeen and.ji halt. Omit Eastern, 461 to i • Caledonian 126 to mem_ sew, weirs Not_ 1401. 100 in - supply fair. The general st. was to lot deducted from the original amount . TH AMR%_ er the tea per cent. from the fund, after the ' 9.46.2101NALT AFFRAY. IL Y. a Joe Maley. Oortolvin, Astrolabe, Valentine, 127 ; Metropolitan, 135it0 1361 ; London and lar... Ow.. mot Brum 301%6943 nil "re .. 1 . M.l.Waiseriv.ip.o. 1410, 100 102 - paper is 6 per cent., but L'Atrioain, Flyfisher, (Lear, sad Hall South Weetern, 94 to 97; ; Great Northern, 128 .„. ; I De. 61". 1871 se me 10e es 66 - reported at 6i. In the au per met. had been paid. The difference was Alexander Thompeon, • tai men with a tattered mouth collagewon et blAnowz‘. elwee oed face, who appeared to have been terribly punished. PAID Fomere-Marble Hall and Black Reek. to 129 ; ditto A, 149 to 150. -. 1. .! Do. 6p. o. 1888 to 1581 1101 90 91 901 1 120,1119;. New lolanda per real 100 lel 106 - for short loans on EN alish, who appeared for thenetiti; osja go brought before Mr. Paget charged with cutting sod Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has lON 000 1.. Do. 6pr mat. *9 84 819 - the ginwas 15a. in every hundred pouds, and demo, *ding Robert Hutchinson, who seared the wither- _ improved, and Do Canada and San Paulo pool - Nova seousep. us too sot 46 to 5 per cent., a 6 a smell yet as the coat.. eueedot-r.. he. tottering from weakness occasioned by the loss of TKO* i ... Queetteland Gov. ap. et. 100 101 1081 103; THE FENIAN TRIALS AT DUBLIN. shares are inquired for. stocks to the next settll is stereardthe amount is question was term is --. ',teed, and with bandages mead hie head. .... 1.. LAustelev.6 ma.,1_8781101 106 1011 -. on a maim as to the sum on which the inters.'" le appeared tbat both men are sailors, and have beets -e- DEDLIOLLY SHARK AND MOLL .... ~.. Fica3ov.6p.e.Jan.6l Wl.lOO -- - The government 1 be allowed. Their lordships could see eau chr graying at the &idea' Home in Well-street. Last night DUBLIN, MONDAY. leasing setae 1 Sales to-da: .... I-1 Do. do. 6 ti.o.korlldrOo.'loo 1061 1004 I* 2Q,000/. New Three • P° was an important one to the contractor, mid the, yo prosecutor and • woman named Margaret Hines were The special commission wino pened to-day by ilk I rd• Railliall' I retarder. i 101P:1°- --- e brought his petition of right mai.' together at a publiahouse in Weltatrest. The - BRITISH aum. fund. Macaw Cameral attended es the parlor the prisoter and other men came in there and made a disturb- Justices Keogh and Fittgerald. No great excitement was 11l 160 Belakd mil mar-- el ss 84. la Oakedoolaa..- 1241 127 126 161 At Paris this mornii Larzumenta will engage their loedshipie attendee fer He and the prisoner asked for a knife, and offered se. fee apparent, but every promotion was taken to preserve the us, we c,...5.5, telegram, the Three I op u. shooed the prosecutor, and took away his peace. SO all Oat sod Diadem lf 14 .... 76,900, 2 Caned= Or. WK. LI 1 '- - -- esfeeet, with which he left the house. Some Justice Keogh delivered an ibis charge. He directed the Bit 0.51 Ck66"11,,,,,,,41.66.4.7 Oll 626 -. 6,000' . eda' 74 84 64 .- 68fr. 57c., being about - MOO \.. ICNK Amal. IIG 21 23 - COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. *Be afterwards Hie" and Hotohlemo were Pew' grad jury to dismiss from their minds all the startling * all Dondee.reethotAletLfu 71 It - LOU _ Dev.e. Ow. (Tavlielt.) 1 690 GOO - Consols are now quc term Nisi Prins sittings at Westelleater.-03efors big sing Cable-etreet, Sttlewge..".4""*Ealt. " "qOl2 .-- - . "0 an Int undo. pony ceee. _ . eats prevalent in connexion whet tbe Fenian - 0..1100 .. Dramatis the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) - oak wey Ume, and met the primate, who was wearing --- Rivii........... The woman asid "The,. is the man we. commuacy, but told them he was cadge they most BC, a ~.....Do. ,„,,ti. wow. 100 222 612 .. Dist Resew (Illepa) 2Ol 20 28 -. 0,141 .. best Wade° +lO -. Wan v. CLIBCI4 AND 0711965. -The official business I lan gotyour coat." Hutchineoe mid "You had better pull it feel amazed that any portion of their countrymen 64. IN ar,- KIWIS Ord.*. 461 471 461 6 LON _ east Oam Brea - irw.a.s an action to recover the sum of 1,0001. wed, ii. too Do. Z. BK. N 0.2 8 iie -. 6,000 .. fast Grenville tics ss 6 per Cent. Consols, ft is the Mandela Gunpowder Company . the off end give it up to ma" The prisooer said he would uot. should be so infatuated and so wicked se to enter- st. Ds amp path d Swam, .. .. 4.000 .. , Beat Oulnohlake - false sad faaddent representations of the Um. sod Amalfi. prmoutor. The woman called out " Help I' tam the ides that they could overthrow the greatest Power St. 100 Greallforthees ltB 1* 119 1,902 .. IKast Loren L9.O 16 HI -. for account, as, li ;TI i . murder !" and "police:" and the prisoner, after striking iii the world b the Hort of undisciplined mama. How 149 aouo _IL W. Vaasa eravna.)llol7.o Sat- I ; New Three per C y • • 6 St 100 Do. AI • reo 110 dlv. sr 149 16J Ooleridge, Q.C., Mr. Gifford, Q.C.,_and Mr. P. R. her, took a knife from his side, and made a desperate St. 100 Do.B ( Wllle.o bead B-, - 6116 .. Grandger di 64. Aubyel 116 r - I were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hoddliske, seslaught on Hutchiaisos, Indicting several wounds on his Cann before (be added) had their designs both is this ist. ice I Do. New. fns. se 66 pm ..• «. 12,600 6 Orret lexer (Limited) 811 TO 21 - 248, 250 ; India Five bead, dividiog one of his ears, and cutting his hand. The constry and elsewhere been swept to swift &mimed= with 63 40 Do. Ord- Dill plc 81043 -• ••• - 4,000 .. 'Mod South Tagus - lastiel 11 ,161 - Bonds, 18e. prem. ; Mr. Ha.)..., Q. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, Ns. 84. 180 04. hoe* a west. ara) 91 96 - 4.000 .. iOriat Wheal Busy . . ... 141.19.6 3/ 4 - 6, Hr. H. James, Mr. Pope, end Mr. Hoer mss, PeoPle amembled jamedtateil, i0"r161141 and indicted the lives and fortunes of the dupes who had bees so insane St. 100 Doss wows. .- Fa 1161 63 111 1,..0,401 .. .. B. W. For (11elstes) Ito II 41 SSL 3a. dig. ;ditto June, tel for the defendauts. seureary punishment on the primmer, who would have as to hold such guilty hopes. He called upon them not to allow St. 100 Do.ll2seliii:662 - - - bees sacrificed to their indignation of his dastardly act if St 100 Do, mil 60 era -- 1. .. Bends Wet - The speculative for is morning the ems was resumed, mad seldom was police had not interf any public pude or timorous apprehensions to induce them St. no no. W. 2624._0sii.ik 41 as in support of the plainiff's WM. sh.- "" - aims"' D"ns 63" 66 6 - and have declined in Jentian • police-constable, No. 220 H, mid that he to swerve from the lise et ditty. If the spirit of insubordi. it. 00 Do. Do. Newport 34 rr .- .. m t (tiny Ward) 1L17.6 79 - --- -- band the prosecutor blesdiag very I:Timely from wounds. nation was abroad (he oontlnued), the just and Twang :Lt. 100 ~.,_De• De.aynerercitir.thr4 rss 1124 ns "" 9,000 . Valley - Some of the prase !OURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. The ear was nearly severed ia two halves ; there was a administration of the law was more thee sufficient for its re. 165 2,,selise""..fie Siwavad es 90 0,000 i Keyed, Iron ore .. -2 se 9d. - viz. :-reek, 171 te ow .. New Wes 40 ow (Before the Judge Ordinary.) mend long and deep on the side of the man's head. It 104 700 ~ North loalmar CHLTWTND V. CIiEWNI3. his SS .long as his large Boger, extending from one end of suppression. Up to the preseet time it had beim eo, and M. 1011 L00..1109190.428.C0mt 106 106 their et us tanden.creaues.anov Se 98 - 6,000 .. N.WO.Besset allogsa) tae fll ..... this ease Sir James Wilde delivered d/tat es his hed to the other. There were other smaller wounds he eolaidentlY trusted that the fetotohn reason of B4. 100 Do. Bet.Llten.AGe.e. 10 62 - 5,660 _ Noe* Wheal Crotty - Bto 9 ; Brazilian s< ol motions which had been heard before min privat a his head and other parts of his person. lie called in a fellow-countrymen would render any extraordinary display 2. Lee lemdee_feltedliwtt.alm ITI3•04 024 :Tel 6 9000 .. Pro•rte United ..7. -: - consolidda, 48 to regarded the children of the mares toteal who dressed the man's wounds. of power unnecemary. It we certainly a matter for con- 7t.'. 2; rii„.'"'"7"nrsat uasolaw, eo 61 61 -- 1,110 .. Providence M. Want) 10.6.7 in 40 ... 612 .6. carmion (st.oseer) lt 410 400 .... . Transactions are roc I and • girl of ten-he observed that by h mir Paget-How did the primmer receive his iojeries 7 gradation that amidst all the din of clematis disturbance it. 100 Mahropoildea l3d 137 nal 661 6,13.1 .. South Coodarrw..... LLO If 21 ... father bad a right to their teuitody ; tut Witness -The mob fell upon him and beat him dread- aelpm 10 6 - 1865, 761, I ; ditto court bad power to depr him of that right on the folly. I got him away from them with much trouble. and alarm no constitutional right had hese suspended. and il, 7. Di:. ligend. r. of the mother. It had, however, never been 6.1 : The prisoner said so in defence, and Mr. Paget corn- that the courts of law were open to all her Majesty% isisi all Detrepolltan Diarist.. 102 106 -6,110 e _ ,Tln Cron - in cases where the conduct of the wife had tem milted him for trial for feloniously wounding with intent subjects. leo ie Do. do, do. .... •-•- 1144 - cm a . Vigra sad Mau, Lisi sa 6 7 - 94 ; ditto, 1884, reachable. That could hard be said of Mrs. CL he to do griffons boa, hs77o. tat 1901 161.11•34 ISO 196 Mt I 9 The grand jury first found • true bill aphid Thomas 9 tit D. 0, gh... 30006 :: ret. Carl= 11=91 11 10 12 ..* 1861, 63f ; Mexican singular life she had lea, the company she he. Luby, who pleaded not guilty, and whose counsel raised St. lei Do Tim di Derby. . 96 W - LW - West Chiveston ...... 11 76 80 - 74 ; ditto, 1862, madand the persons of whom she had not am ' - ' - .. West Sam - some legal objections ; but they were overruled. During et." mesh "irorthireteat ••- ****** Tee ar- i _ to borrow money could scarcely be erre FIRE AND LOSS OP LIFE.-(TRIS DAY.)K 2 .. Wh, Beast (Illorma) IR 95 100 •-• 4, ex div. ; Spaniel at her, for her husband had permitted and perhaps .. the mussel's speech the people in the gallery cheered, when ie. lea pp sato,,pseti,jjao.ii 28 le - II _ Wh. Buller (Itedrutia) li 24 23 - ., , ~. aged it. But the iodination, agave it no harsher WU,Mr. Jll3llO, Keogh thresteued to have the gallery cleared. sot. 15 IL 164406-Wwwidi - 1109 1111 - About one o'clock this morning a serious firelso Do 0. N.B. Faze.- -..- - 1.014 .. W.MaryAnn(iliehe.) mut tit; nes - ficates, re, gg; xi Le .. Wheal WWI sr conduct towards the two gentlemen with whom she Bills were alas found against O'Donovan (Roue), O'Leary, et. i.es D ~. 2.. D..... ...... we _pi - charged with adultery, aad the avowal rained her warred at the house numbered 20 and 20m Tab/made- •-• 1,00 .. Wh. Talmo. tLtst.l Lit. 19 90 -..- Boodle 754 ; ditto Bonds, 44i. journal that she bad eurreedered bet mind and easo. walk, Finsbury. The lower portion of the building is Censor, Hopper, and Moors. They are to be tried for at. leoo Dlls.l. owitai.Fork -7-7.. 1041_ Woe__ _ divided into two parts, the one being occupied by Charles treason and feIony.FORMON OBLIGATON American securi 5 to 05, 0e them, was the vested and 26 all D 3. Illook.elia7ll/. DI - oce bat otte of which a wife would be guilty, and I. Whitcomb, tailor, and the other tenanted by a tobacconist, The court thee adjourned. at 16 Di. do. 111161,01,.... 10 tit os, - K. 1 Pd. 1 EISILWLTY. I Clan. prime I Sal rims of yeatorda3 who had only been in the shop a few weeks. At the K. 100 IforlitLoodea 123 116 •-, Mfore, would not abrogate the rule of the law on Mr ' -------1- 646 to I ; Erie Re W. Oa the other hand, the grass doe and immerdity time ot the outbreak the inmates were seam in their --- ---- 00 6 ie. do., 1844 - to All Iti.Lumentiosrgisocent If 4 so .WI Do. - Ile Chetwynd and the incredible obscenity of his lettere beds ; and such was the rapidity of the fire that their LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. 10 6Da la 1181100 , all Havana and Matanzas 96 97 - 83 to 4 ;and lalc died the court that his house would not be • safe plus amape was surprising to the spectators. When the fire --e-- it. too Bortleiretordshlre.... 741 2154 pm -- tO all, N. •L. Wearers Joao 11 -. 100 Id 'lmmune and Fribourg 96 98 -. tuna, 834 to 844. the nurture of • young lady. Under these circumstances a nd arrived the ate ad got hold of the entire building, Last. night, at one of the usual meetings of the st. leo Illeouleh Central - NO !all Matanzas and Salenilla .- - -• node and aunt of the children, Sir George Chet.* and the gretifyise intimation of "all out" was soon changedst. the Scottish ILL Absedle GB 70 -- Me lell I Do. Decant lame- 96 Ir 7 - Inational Fi Lady Haomer, had come forward and offered to node". Om a mournful ay that a girl was musing. At that stage society, a paper was read by Mr. Thomas Webster, Q.C., St. 100 lewasaagruisse irr F.R.S., on the subject of the Palace of Justice, the ate, ape 114 .... 10 all !North of France 3 p.a. lt/ 12) •-• St. 100 pireoshho UMCS....« GO 118 -.. * ;all I Do. (leached. spa. - - - 1 toil} prem. ; b their custody. The court accepted that offer, sea her recovery was impowdble. The poor creature who theuns , preaches, and arreademe le of the courts of law ad offices ei. No 60 ili Dm. 66 67 - 1* ;all Ottoman (Bora. 111 c.) 93 al - geed 200/. •• year for their maintenance, out the Pariyanthedof igwa.e. etetTotellpreletht &Lel: ttarT•reweewdhotgWanthwewlYadjeleteeteg ol_jud_ica_tu_rear. arts we ex:pressisgen adwudhis opinion ionthethapumoset the sib of six. 100.11'fie1h8.....geei5t0www40.........40 7: - 60 'a 'Parte,loss, Masp.M. - -•-• tied 41•1•18 of their parents. With raped tolo al Wan I Do. ow ....t p. at 114 121 -- question of the petitiocer's permanent alimony, the re- houses we the first work of the brigade, which was done iat" r"' t'" effeeteelly, and they sow shoteeded in eiti,gnigiing the the greeter the means of befog made subservient to one of 2. le! ITig veto _ 4 lall 'Royal Swedish 11 p. et. If 11 ..., prom. •,tli.ole,ndo2ni Fi t and Mobilier I Otiiint had justly complained of her extraveance. The _ flUnie. The interior of the building and contents were *"" metropolitan improvements that this or any r: 30,4 I.netehogUN'iWi. ... '..•••• mil IplC 100 loft iflaguola Breads 7 VAL la 92 - ex all ; ditto Ne te which he ma called upon to pay for her, amounted te other country ever witnessed, the author proceeded to 10 ~ i, „et,. a Whitehall ... .. -. 20 a/I ,11. Ass&Lon-Fe0.39.e. 96! ••• less than 3,0001. There were no fewer than 16 jewellers' destroyed. TM body. of the unfertunste girl waa found that separation or isolation from the general sr,. 1., iw.40...g aa 81 ... 100 'all iseetheastme rort.79.e. 96 96 - Gurney, and Con a, one fee 4271., another for 661., and • third few 671. shortly after 6 o'clock in the ruins brunt to • cioder. trafsxg4 of the metropolis was essential to the development of 00 all Seathensof ha 5.79.0. 114 121 - Aeother fire, nearly attended with similar results, broke -_. 20 all south [WWI, 6 per et 6,1 7 - 8011'11 Bay, 16 to ere was also seven bills for fancy goods end Berlin the advantages whioh conoentraties would give. The mere as, one of which was 212/. The court intimated the out about the same time in Leather-lane Holborn, at the conceutration of the courts of law, with the termini of the DOTI= POKIIIIKODS. 20 sal W.324.W.et Ira. a p.o. 11; 10 - The shame of t el income of the petitioner at 1,159/. per anoum.end Nte's Head public-house kept by Mr. W'ood &rd. p w - the - re- greed metropolitan lines of railway converging upon teem. eea-pjg:-F-eiener iri. I Claim pleas. 1 Sales. .___- are quoted Ito l I of that it would award the wife 2501. a year to he mid mires of which were completely gutted. world lead to as immense index of pawn', and would -----L------ ---- misciawizOvs. The fire which broke out yesterday at Lewisham steam 21 prem. ; Amer fari r Cum sole et casts vixerit-namely the whole mouret and water flour mills was disastrous in its oesesquesces. regl add to the inconveniences which were already 100 las imhosial ft wrIloc• ~ 2 __,lfi ,„,. s, Mo. 18h. 1 0011PANIM J!.11.4.101•PI Sal& . . _lO4 I money she had, part settled, and MI. •a year in addition. - I prem. ; tans The building we four doors in height and stood on the Dad to exist from the insufficiency of the means of ht,:, JO 11"66.11i"C16463.i* w'l us" '''' " a Do. F abases *Ma ;gm - 3,160; VT -Aillk,-94/K Nom (14 011 any of the property in expectancy should be reduced 10 modating the traffic. In order to obviate this "' - ledfa. a fake Bum 64 60 61 20.000 10 lassie-Malmo MIK .. all 17 18 - prem. ; and Na le lsioo, the trustees must pay it over during the joint banks of the river Ravenabourne, at Riverdale, .Lewiebem 666"6. 201, all le 11 - 16:0:000000 106 lassie- Tel.AigtoeLgua.Bp2t.. aji n 24 411 :43 The fault whic f the parties to the person from whose family it was teloariag to Messrs. H. and F. G. Norris, millers. The. In' COG•lnlienoo, Mr. Webster solvoested the erinatruotion of ;0101 De. e 5.5.,.... enbwa • from the new Thames Embankment on the south 100 us Dam. Besaen oakum - rived, mill we burnt to the ground, camas the leas of about - / side to the Palace of Justice, and the utilising of Temple- e ter rent 1872-2-4 - liaeoo as aiamailania.i.i siWm 31 Malta and Alexis ___ _ _-. ..........e. nwprVILAI.. 6,0001. 10.800 10 BawarabTeaFatieseL I 0 dis ;pm ... bar by converting it into a viaduct foe the same purpose. SI 1.2 1131051. ITS:lletteesoodio9.ll3lll.o n. 2 101, _- ate* 10 BerftWatenre:l (41...1 an tot ail - has been repaired. rs.. ii.. ....kb .idea similar subway might be conotruoted 71 tel IDeeteme.yr.o.ri.r.pest 101 103 - SMOG ISO Bolekow Venetian (1,. 171 • 6 pee .- .... Ka* 6 licentrer Or t elf se 6 .... pleting the repai VONEY NARKg7 Last night, at one of the usual meetings of the Sa society, a paper was read by Mr. Thomas Webster. Q.C., ri . F.R.S., on the subject of the Palace of Justice, the site, ap- sl preaches, and anangemeote of the courts of law and offices of judicature. After expressing his opinion that the site of the new courts was well adapted for the purpose, and afforded the means of being made subservient to one of to the greatest metropolitan improvements that this or any . other country ever witnessed, the author proceeded to 10 argue that separation or isolation from the general r trefflo of the metropolis was essential to the development of the advantages which conoentration would give. The mere concentration of the courts of law, with the termini of the great metropolitan lines of railway converging upon them. , would load to se immense influx of persona, and would greatly add to the inconveniences which were already found to exist from the iosufficiency of the means of . 20 accommodating the traf fi c. In order to obviate this .0, inconvenience, Mr. Webster advocated the construction of to subways from the new Thames Embankment on the south too side to the Palace of Justice, and the utilising of Temple bar by converting it into a viaduct foe the same purpose. It. On the north side a similar subway might be constructed St under the Holborn street level, in the neighbourhood of It Warwick.court, for the use of those who lived in rat , inn and Bedford-row. The writer laid great strew on he m desirability of isolating the courts from the general traffic St. of the metropolis. He dwelt at length on the general tee divisions and internal arrangements of the new building, Yr. and while e dvocating the principle that all persons lute- = rested in a cause should be brought into easy oommunica. t oy Coo with each other, this should be done without leading to pm disorder or confusion. Increased facilities should be toe afforded not only to judges and counsel aad solicitors, but 100 to witnesses, short-hand writers, and reporters. Around lel the great ball there should be eights.° courts ifto with their distinct appurtenances, and with easy 20 access to the general ball. The pew went with great 0.. m i nu t en ess, and at the same time with great distinct. st. MIN into the consideration of the internal arranrements, St. and left scarcely any class of persons connected directly or indirectly with the administration of the law unwed or un- 1 9 provided for ; but in the discussion, or rather conversation 100 which eosued, the greatest stress was laid on the suggestion to of isolating, as far as possible, the new courts of law from st. the general traffic. The paper was much applauded. In St. the course of the discussion which ensued, Mr. Seen , the St senior shorthandwriter of his profession, referred to the stn many difficulties under which shorthand writers and re porters bo at present Laboured from the existing went of ac- 34, °Nom:dation. He stated that an Institute of Shorthand St. Writers had lately been formed, sod that he would comma- St Mesta to that body the careful ocesideraties Mr. Webster had given in his scheme to their accommodation and general 7,... i n terests, for which in their name he begged to thank the learned gentleman. Probably any additional suggestions they might have to offer would be kindly received and considered. on the motion The thanks of the meeting were given, of Mr. Lawrence, to Mr. Webster ; and on the motion of Mr. Hastings the paper was ordered to be printed and ci f culated, and a copy of it sent to the Royal Commisai-- Mr. Daniel, Q.C., occupied the chair. 100 all ,Allsidlod IL Lammas 111111 • Do. 7Mures ill 'Otago et Inks Hama all I Do. Orelsronas 114 Int. Drank& Glodaddi er •sot. 1110 OaL • Liallsrallp.s.g. 111 l Oaps T. II Dock6P. 0.• all Daaaaarajp.o.par. VS i lert laddl go. 6. • 140 Dad Ind= ga. I Os all I Do. J faaanalas • WO Brand Trunk or visa& Du. P.4ulp. si Do. 101 111 Do. C IL doisn4o all Do. Ilod MIL Dards -411 Do. As. idarrod an Do OM ord. NOM - a Do. do. dadwred all Do. Ath pref. Nook .. ell Do. do. Wirral 141 end Indian Pentosala 14 Do. goo. 6 par dd. 4. Do. Paw do , Gt. B. or India 5.6 p. 41 100 Do 41 Per front I 1 1 Do di 'et Indoor ot in"idal ,IS Do. 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Wilde led • rule nisi for a new trial. -- --- 09 7 0 101 103 103 MS 103 10 8 BP^ , ask Tak 8$ 90 a * as SO ST de SO 33 66 60 4. et 31 8 4 39 34 194 P 6 EXTRAORDINARY SUICI DREAM DE THROUGH A 104 6 4 1 I 16.1 101 6 5 4 - 666. 4 W1 - 11.1, Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex Coroner, held an inquiry at the London Hospital, last evening, relative to the saiaide, under died singular circumstances , of John William Nonant, 46 year,. The deceased, who hiouday week, was a cork cutter, residing at No. 22, Goldsmith-row, Hackney-road, sod having been unsuccessful in business, he became very &speeding. His widow, Ann Dennant, said that he was in the habit of sleeping ohmic in the kitchen. apparently on amount of his wishing to brood over his want of swore in °b laming a situation. On the morning of the 15th he suddenly rushed upstairs into her bedroom with his throat ont, and bleeding profuesly, and cried out, "I was awoke by an awful dream, and I have done this." The screams of the witness brought in the passers-by and Poiins-constable Glover, 267 N, who found a razor covered with blood in the kitchen, where the unfortunate man bad thrown it. He was conveyed to the hospital in a cab, when he said to the constable, " I sin very sorry for this, I did not know what I was doing at the time I did it." !fr. Bathurst Dove, house surgeon, said that the deceased died on Monday afternoon from wounds inflicted on his throat with a razor. He admitted that he had inflicted the injuries upon himself, and seemed very melancholy and depressed. He said that he had cut his throat when de spending from • dream. He had. it appeared, given way latterly to drink through his misfortnnee. The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while in a state of unsound mind." I p 1011 e I - 7 1 re sell va 96 66 1 as Oplts 1003 961 i 10% 88 80 IN le 02 80 101 i 102 i 101 11l 10 1 102 THE LORD-LIEUTENANT Or IRELAND ON THE FE MAN Moveuerr.— Lord Wodehouse paid a visit to Water ford last week, and was entertained at a banquet in the TowndialL In responding to the toast of his health, hi. excellency laid—'• Mr. Idaloolmson has spoken of your loyalty, and I shall say nothing further on that subject, lest my mentioning it might seem to infer a doubt of it. I shall offer you no such insult. I know that every mos 1 see before me this evening is a loyal man to his wountry; sod I know more—for I possess means of knowledge de nied to other men—that whatever may be the opinions promulgated by persons of a certain ease, that what ever may be the difficulties apprehended and no minee caused, yet I know that there exist co grounds for real alarm or fear. The property, intelli pace, respectability, and education of the country are allied with the government. It is not now as it some. times happened io former movements in this country, that portions of these climes were against the government. They are all now ou the side of the government. There may be dissatisfaction amongst some of these chums that I have nientioeed, but it is that dissatisfaction that finds a vent in legal and parliamentary action—it is that class of diesatis• faction that appeals to the laws of the land and to the con ttitutioe of the realm for relief from wrongs it may consider itself afflicted with. While dissatisfaction takes that shape wither I nor any one else should desire to see it repreessed ; but when it goes beyond that. no overnment should shrink from doing its duty. It is oot forms to say what remedial measures Ireland stands in need of, but this I can say, that whatever benefits the good feeling of Englishmen should prompt, it would be difficult, nay impossible, to give effect to while the present state of uneasiness prevails re this country. Viewed in this light it is that we should deeply regret that these things should have occurred. There has been much exaggeration connected with this movement that caused groundless uneasiness. It has been magnified in this country, and in England too, and it is from this that much alarm his arisen. Ws Englishmen look on this movement net so mach with anger se with feelings of deep -- 400il regret." SUICIDE OF A JURYMAN. —Yeeterday Dr. Lan tester resumed an Inquiry at the Mary!Mons workhouse with respect to the death by poison of a " casual," a women lamed Mary Gleasance, wbo bed come ic as homeless and died half an hour afte r admittanos. On the list of the jury being called over one was found to be absent. Inquiry was made as to the reason, sod the coroner was informed that aeon the last meeting of the jury one had committed suicide. There happened to be atoll jury without this ooe. and the inquest wee proceeded with. It VS/ established beyond doubt that the woman died of poison taken from a bottle which was traced to her possession, and a verdict of "Suicide while in an unsound state of mind" was re- tuned, so terminating an inquiry which hae exteaded over three sittings. THE &CAPE OF STEPHEN& —The search after Mechem o ntiones up to the present ineffectual. Last night the force of 25 police, which has been reinstated in the jail, wan supplemented by a company of 50 men of the Bth regiment, under the command of a captain, a lieute nant, and au ensign, wto kept guard over the walls sad approaches to the jail. The same precautions will be used for some time to come.—Dublin Evening Mail. Tan Nair Surtawr Tanana. —We learn that the new Surrey Theatre, in the Blsokfriars-road, will be opened on the 16th of next month, ceder the management of Mr. Shepherd. Exteriorly, the building will he of plain character. stucco being freely used is the portico, the brick columns of which will be clothed with that material. Stook bricks are used for the elevation, and a cornice of plaster surmounts the whole. The works are at present in a very incomplete state, list workenee are employed both day and night. Mr. J. Perlby. of Bathbons-place, is engaged io the oreameotal weeks at this theatre, and the whole of Use domed ceiling be in his flew romenatt, as well as the three tiers of helcocies.—Build sag Nem. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 27. --APPottmtema.—Aada tont Surewoos—A. Hogg, to the Oberon ; sad Dr. E. Dean, to the Mediae. ..1 it 3 3 1 r .1 , .: I , i t m i i 9 , 1.., --_- li i s .2 tte rl -- 114 10 II ... I: S e la - NON *ON NON POItEIGN RiIIWAY& Doteli newish (161. paid). 24f. Boa Paulo (Limited), groomateed 7 pea coma, 18. ' TIIIB D&Z.) Company (Limited) are required to send the peril culla, of their raid us to the liquidator by the Lit January. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. have announced the dividend due the Ist December on the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan. ' Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co.'s tea circular, dated the 25th instant, contains the following The arrivals and departures iiooo our last areas follows —Arrivals at London--Guisevere, Beatrice, ilishiler. L uderdale, and Ethiopian. Departures from Leedom-- Flying Spur and Taepiog for Shanghai, and Belled:Willier Iwo Hoag Kong. Since the date of CM laat circular os business has been done in sew tem. Yellows have fined ready buyers, at very full prices ; Ileum have hems taken freely by the trade. and a few fine chore have bee. bought for shipment to itussia. The market for old teas has been firm, the public sales held this week showing so stierstisa in prioss. The supply of cress teas has bees lane. and prices have been considerably in favour of buys". Castes gunpowders, however, lime been in good requeet, at 2d. to 3d. per lb. &draws, principally owing to spec la ve ea . ,- chasm. Ooloup , and uncoloured Japan teas are still demand for America. Two eCtooi. The stock markets to-day are dull, and the ten dency of prices is slightly unfavourable, owing chiefly to the extent to which attention is occupied with preparations for the half-monthly settlement The funds have declined per cent., and most of the speculative foreign stocks 4 to 4. Home railways are not lower, except in two or three cases, including Great Eastern. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply fair. The general rate for good three months' paper is 6 per cent., but exceptional transactions are reported at 54. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on English government securities is 44 to 5 per cent., and for advances on foreign stocks to the next settlement, 64 to 7. The government broker has bought to-day 20,000/. New Three per Cents• for the sinking fund. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 57c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to f, with div., for money, and 88 to 4 ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, a, 4 ; ditto for account, 88, 1 ; Three per Cents. edu ced, 874; 4 ; New Three per Cents ., 874, ; Bank Stock, 248, 250 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 45., 3a. dis. ; ditto June, 4s. dia. The speculative foreign stocks are rather weaker, and have declined in several cases 4 to 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. ;—Greek, 174 to ; Spanish Passive, 284 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 4 ; Confederate, 8 to 9; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 3 prem. ; Turkish Consolidis, 48 to 1 ; and Mexican, 254 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1865, 764, 4 ; ditto Scrip, 24 prem. ; Danubian, 754 ; Egyptian, (second issue) 1001. Bonds, 934 ; ditto, 1864, 1001. Bonds, 921, 2 ; Italian, 1861, 631 ; Mexican, 251, 6, 54 ; Peruvian, 1865, 74 ; ditto, 1862, 73 ; Russian, 1882, 891, f, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 284, 1 ; ditto Certi ficates, 14, 1, ; Turkish, 1862, 741, 5; ditto 1001. Bonds, 754 ; ditto 1865, 444, 4, 4 ; ditto 1001. 1 1 Bonds, 441. American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 644 to ; Erie Railway shares, 57 to ; Illinois, 83 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western deben tures, 834 to 844. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to 3 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 4 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 4 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 61 to 7 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 16 to 1. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted Ito If prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 14 21 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 24 to 4 prem. ; and Naples Public Works, 34 to 4 prem. The fault which suspended the traffic over the Malta and Alexandria telegraph line for eight days has been repaired. The short tune occupied in com plating the repairs is owing to a vessel being sta tioned at Malta provided with a stock of spare cable and an experienced staff. It is reported that of the Austrian Loan of more than fourteen millions and a half sterling of stock, which is now being offered in the English and con tinental markets, the only portion absolutely con tracted for and taken by the Paris Comptoir d'Escompte, and the capitalists associated with it, is about two and a half millions. Considering this, the profit alleged to have been assigned to the con tractors appears, if reliance is to be placed upon cur rent rumours, to be unusually large. The contrac tors' terms are said to be 65 per cent., less 3 per cent. commission, and also Minna the advantages gained through the deferred payment on the ten instal ments. It would consequently appear that the net price to the contractors is only about 60, whereas that demanded from subscribers is 131. 14s. 4d. per bond of 191. 17s. sterling, which is equal to about 69 per cent., leas the allowance involved in the postponement of the payments, the last of which falls due on the 10th of June next. If these rumours are incorrect, it is desirable that they should be disavowed, and the facts authoritatively stated. On the Ist January New South Wales Govern ment Debentures to the amount of 300,0001. fall due in London, and are advertised for payment in due course. The shipments of specie by the steamer Mon golia, which left Southampton yesterday, are large, reaching 4293501., of which 376,8501. is silver and 40,0001. gold for Bombay, and 12,5001. gold for Alexandria. The Stock Exchange Committee have just ap pointed Friday, the tat December, a special set tling day in the shares of the following comps nice viz., London Quays and Warehouses (Limited), the Merchants' Company (Limited), and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England new shares all of which are so be marked in the official list. The Committee have ordered the shares of the Westminster Brewery Company to be officially quoted. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1061. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an increase MOADLT Erwin. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 884 W ll ex div. for the 7th December, opened this Rimming at the same quotation, and closed at 881 to 4. For money the last price was 894 to 4, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Throo per Cent. Consols, for money , 891, 1,1, 4 ditto. for account, 884 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86, 874 ; New Three per Ce nts., 871, 4, 68, 871 Annuities, 1880, 10/ ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper. 1011. Indian Government Securities were steady. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted ris. to 2s. die. and the June 9s. to 4s. die. Foreign stocks in some cases were rather flatter. The chief change was a decline of 4 to 1 per cent. in Mexican, owing to some unreliable statements in the New York papers, purporting to describe the course of affairs in Mexico. Spanish Passive Bonds receded 4, and Turkis h of 18 6 8 4 per cent. On the other hand, there was an advance of lin Turkish Bonds of 1865, and 4 in the Consolid‘s. Few changes took place in the market for bank shares. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, and London and River Plate Bank new s hares were quoted slightly better, while London Chartered Bank of Australia, London and Vene zuela, and Mercantile and Exchange Bank, receded. The shares of the financial companies were quist. the only change being a rise of 2s. 6d. to Sc. in Credit Foncier and Mobilier. The closing quota tions were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to i prom ; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem. ; imperial Mer cantile Credit, 24 to 34 prem. I Credit r Foncier and Mobilier, 4 to * prem., ex iliv. sod new ; and ditto new, 44 to i prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 111 to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Dino:Lint, 1 to 04 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 161 ; Egyptian Trading, 1. to 01 die., ex div. ; Ottoman SociA43 Gindrais, 3 to 4 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 pet coat Preference, 24 to 34. The shares of Overfed. Gurney, and Co., have again, declined 5a., closing at 61 to 7 prem. A fresh rise of about W. has ' taken place in Canada Land shares. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and United Kingdom Tele graph were likewise better. Warrant Finance, ;City of Moscow Gas, and Fairbsirn Engineering have receded. There was also a reduction of 1 pee cent. in Italian Irrigation Bonds. The clotting (but in some cases nominal)(1006.• lions for shares in new undertakings were as follow; Bank of Turkey (the share list of which closes for London on Tuesday, the 28th), 2 to 21 prem. Naples Public Works, 34 to 31 prem. ; Limit Fo rest, 14 to 11 prem.; St. Saviour's Wharf, 1 to 14 prem. ; Fr ed erick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells, 24 to. I prem. ; Gasp; Petro leum, 1 to 2 prem. ; Anglo S. wettish Steel, 2 to 24 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 1 to 1 prem. American securities were firm, and the 5.93 Bonds, as well as Illinois Central and Eris Railway shares, especially the latter, closed a fraction better than on Saturday. Atlantic and Great Waders' Railway Sterling Debentures, however, have given way. The following were the latest prices, 5.20 Bonds, 641 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 57 to / ; Illinois Central, 83 to 4 ;Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 83 to 85 ; ditto Small Bonds, 84 to 86 ; and the Erie Railway Loan, 4 to 1 prem. of 9461. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 17th inst. were 16,6511., being 5,1041. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. At the meeting yesterday of the Oriental Gas Company the available balance was stated at 6,5951., and a dividend was declared for the six months at the rato of 8 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. In accordance with the resolution of the share holders of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, the ad journed meeting will take place on Wednesday, the 29tH inst., at the London Tavern. An extraordinary general meeting of the Aus tralian Mortgage Land end Finance Company (Limited) will be held at the London Tavern on Friday, the Bth December, when a dividend is to be declared. id The third ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London and River Plate Bank (Limited) is convened for the 11th December, when a dividend and bones are to be declared. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares of the Bank of Otago (Limited) by the 10th January. The following are the accounts to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting of the London Chartered Bank of Australia on the Bth December : AbsTILACT 01 MITT AND WM ACCOUNT AT ME Da. 1861. To dividend propeeed to be paid, vie. an• cent. peid-ap maga. tor Win-year aml*g sotb Jose, ises itree of tootnne-ten) _ To amount propond to be carried to tae reams dia bead Ws half-year Behaves to next hall-Tesr 0421 fl ------- L 63,4211 2 6 CZ. VAN 1.6 9 By balance canted OM as , per last report ... .. By balance of profit and loos In London and in t h e estroles for bolt-year ending 30th June, 1996 . alter deducting current expenses, locomnte s t sd and mixing provislon for bad and doebne l able • MAN 7 II ----- 1.14,423 2 1 B 7 baltabal brought down ... ....... lAtlt t The Dutch Rhenish Railway Company have noti fied that the coupons for the dividend payable in December next, attached to the certificates of the fally paid shares, avast be nest to the London oboe of the company by the Ist of December. Creditors o f the London and Burton Brewery THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. ROBSR/IT OF 1,500/. WORTH OF JEWELLERY. Rickard Waller, who formerly carried on business as jeweller, under the firm of Waller and Co., is Hattori. .en, was brought before the Lord Mayor, for final *mutation, on the charge of stealing • large quantity diamonds, end other precious stones, valued at 1,5004, Ltr.o r puty of Mr. Nathan , • whole sale manufacturing . in John-street, Bedford-row. Mr. Lewis, senior, conducted the prosecution ; Mr. bum appeared for the prisoner. It will be remembered that at the former examioation it proved that the prosecutor had known the prisoner for oral years, and that be had entrusted him at venous timid sth a large quantity of valuable jewellery for sale, • it was understood between them that every rticle that wits sold should be immediately sawed • the books, and that there should be • settlement at the ad of each month. The mode in which the prisoner effected ' plunder was this. He represented that behad sold venous uable articles to different respectable jewellers, and this tilled suspicion for a considerable time. In this way he repro. ted that be had sold • diamond bracelet and some shirt. ..ns to Mr. Johnson, • jeweller, in Threadneedle"treet, fee 01.; but upon Mr. Natha n g oin g by accident to Mr. °boson's shop, that gentleman denied all knowledge • the transaction, and when the prisoner was questioned. •e admitted that it was not true that he had sold them the tittle* to Mr. Johnson, but that he had pawned • . applied the proceeds to his own use. The same 00RTSI . proceeding appeared to have been had immures to by the prisoner with reference to a great many other valuable articles, amounting altogether to the amount of 1,5006 and nearly the whole of the property appeared to bare been pledged by the p risoner with di ff erent pawn. brokers. The prisoner, who made no defence to the charge, Wes fully committed for trial. Several pawnbrokers were in attendance, with one of whom property to the amount of 3001. had been pledged by the prisoner. MARLBOROUGHSTREET. • SOLICITOR CHARGED WITH WILFUL DAMAGE AT THE PRISCE OP WALES'S THIALTRIL Mr. James Cialkvier, solicitor, of No. 3d. Eustonmriname wee charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with wilfully breaking • pane of glass at the Prince of Wsles's Theatre, Totteelism street, the property of Mr. Charles James, the lessee end manager of the theatre. Mr. James mid that about 11 o'clock the previous night while in the saloon of the theatre he heard a crash, aid on going outside he found a pane of glass broken. It erse I not on account of the value of the glass that he freq wetuen in. duoed to come forward, but in oonsequenee of the t annoyance be received from persons outside the theatre. Croup Homely, of 16, Little Windmill-street, proved seeing the defendant deliberately a im at a glass globe of a lamp with what witness believed was • potato. The defendant missed the globe, but broke a window. Mr. Junes came oat, and he (*ritual.) told him that the defeodenthed broken a window, sad went after him, and the coastal:de came up sad took him into custody. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the witness he thre hoard the defendant say, " I'll break it if 1 can," when be w. Leslie's., net E, said the defendant admitted throwing a potato, but not with the intention of breaking the window , The defendant said he was with a friend and wept into a potato-shop. Os corning out he dropped the potato in.te his frised's hand. His friend said it was not cooked, a n out et a lark he threw it away, but had no inteetim 22 breaking the window. Five shillings was demanded of him for the window, which he refused to pay. Mr. Tyrwhi:t —Now you will have to pay the value of the window, 25. 6d., and a fins of 52. MARY LEBONE. i ST. PANCRAS AND TR' °AIWA SHED —A SCENE AXOTIGBI THE PICKERS. A fine-looking, well-grown female wee c em • summons before Mr. Yardley, with making ras h : l :Lu l l and threatening language towards John Sheppowr the superintendent of the oakum abed of St. Pea• c , as, situate in Robert's-mews. HataPeteed-reed The prisoner's mane is SaraA Carrie, and th e elsbc"' rate way in which she was dressed. for an picker, surprised every one in court. Her boom' was new, made of Talmo straw, trimmed with light blue ribbons, and adorned in front with • couple of large r e i roses. Her dress was of new print stuff, highly stuck'. • cad worn over • stupendous crinoline. Around ba 1 throat she had • new red neck tie. Her ehr ii k which was a drab coloured cloth with • rich I, bordering sod fringe, was valued at about 20s. Sheppard middefeadant and other femalescamirthem Sh o e their tickets from the relieving officer to p i c k oakum. was too late on the morning he alluded to (Monday o v st: r kt i sod was bidet.. She then became most abusive to s him, and threatened to have his life.! • Ile Yardley — la she one of your regular oakump e Complainant—She is. Mr. Yardley—What does she earn at it ✓ Complainant—She earns a shilling before dinner tine'Mr. Yardley—l could scarcely have credited from hee dainty dream and manner that she was was as cal ci* e picker. Judging from her appearaeos I should th nk pos i tee` she had not been there deco the summons was served e Complainer:it-9U has beta there every del 1166° " unel. —.a the After bear* imam*. both for the complaint a•—• 33 32 g 105 4] 14i lon 1117,1 1119,117 f JOINT STOCK BANNS. Barad. No. 1x _.l 40 \ ,000, IT Ars eh MaatenneaSsit 10,096' 60 Albion 10,010 149 AillaurialeinAUverpool 11 10.000 100 Do. boned at 90 pm 2 l, 109000 110 As& AwArlan 4%000 Ike Amok) Sayptlan (Lim.) ll 9 0 . 000 1 0 41 4 10 Italian (Limited U 11,000 lb analicliank.Cor.newsh I 110,000 69 Australasia al asuitroOt. Nov. Bailaa to-day : Great Western, CA- 16116 110 j8a011011111111111‘010°1"1 al asesshire and Yorkshire, 1281-london and North Western. 104 0410 111 1 111 m 0 of lat. al 1261 1 4 -Metropolitan, 136 4-Midland, 126--13outh Eastern, IMO 10 0 ;Rink 01 i9l B uff an do Lak e. Lake Huron. 40 11-16 1-Grand Trunk of Ca- 11.0 00 10 Bank 0 1 Maio ( 1 / 1 111100 ) I nada, al 91-Great Western or Canada. 17-Erle, 67 4-17 Mud WON 100 lazuli of idesenalarid (LI U Stares 320 Bonds. r4l I-Minima Three per Cent., 264 - 10,000 10111ankerVtetoria,AuMals, U Alliance Bank ot London and Liverpool (Limited), 61 1 p.- SAM 14 I Doak of New Edam , - 11 Uverpoot Marine Credit iLlmlted), Ip. -Mercantile and Iv 44000 1.3 ,Barned's Bank (Waited U change Bank (Llmttod), 3 1146 I it.-Brit and Foreign Marine 60,000 10 ißrandlan&Portugassii(L 101 (Limited). 11 D.-Queen Insurance, 1 6-16 IL-Union Marine 10,000 l• i anital a GBP/rutin (I. 1 Llmitedi, 9-10 v.-National Mama (limited), 11 0 16.10 d .- AUG IS Denial N. Atoeflew_.!.• el West India and Pacific Steam. If p. 60.600 110 C. Bk. Indla,Aus._ ,intine ell BiRIURCIRAII, NOY. 17 . -Transactions were recorded to-day MUG U Lime , Uor.o l lodU.rno al in Birmingham . Wolv erham p ton, and Stour Valley, at 114-in le,* 104 City Birmingham Canal, at 88 -in Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, 90,900 WO 'iOollenbl vid., at 6 prem.-end in South Staffordshire Waterworks Pre- 10,000 104 Com. Bank of Canada al forearm 6 per end, No. 1. at 13s. 9d. dia -South Staffordshire 0,000 II Cons. Rank of India, dm al closed 10 7-16 to 1-4--Nrmingharn Bank. 801 to 31-Birvarnitham 100 . 010 1 0 C 061.01464.0 Bask ( 1 0 I Alliance Iffre, 3-16 to 646 mem antea ter -Glter Wagon, 114 to 111- 40 00 I S O® New fi and Metropolitan asilway (*Maga Wn. 91 to 9. per share. 6,000 100 Ipo• New 11 Amu:Mann, Nov. 27.-There was a quiet market with 'Ready 10,000 10 Delhi and London U liolckow, Vaughan, and Company (Limited), 41 1 p.- 10.009 00 wet tooduu ournited. 1 t T IC° and Lake Huron, 61 -grim 57 Cal Trunk of Canada, 60,090 10 Kasten. liaohange( Lino I 24 9-Illlnots) 8111 1a / -London sad Caledonian Marine Incur- 10,000 111 English Joint Stock (L.) 11 mice (Limited), Ip. -Loon and North Western. 1261 Man- KM 10 Ing.SootaguaLtffaartd. al cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Flee per Cant. wet peep' 10,000 60 &ghat and Saadi& (I. 5. O 1316 -North British, 61-Birkenbead. Bur ney, istit Bank. IA 16,000 DO , ',Aromas Rank(Undtod U p. -Trunk, 4th prof.. 33- O D. and Gur 61 p. -Mucks- 10,009;100 Illasclase.ChlseDJap. (Li Si UM Canal, 61-Turkish. 11465, 44. 14,000' 100 I Du. Wired at Ipm II " , ,0001100 Do. New il 21 109 100 Imperial Bank. [UMW 11 004 SO limterislOttoossa ll AO RS lowan. . . 00 16 80. New I 91 ,land Meek BC MLi(t ) I * GO Ili on . Bk.011151ioado.(L 11 I KO ' tamlos and Dakathos • • a 1 IC Do. New 1( 196 leaden es Weer PlatiKL a U Do. Now, is. at Le pee II 10 Ida MBank el Ansa% al / 110 ILeadea and County.. •. I 00 0 lamina IMat Hoek 0 landsadi South Aktsan a 10 ilme. it IL Western (Lim. I 00100 Do. do. New . _.. 11 40 10 ilandoitiVeneatsbi ( * L.) 17 X* 100 :Una a Westminster ear , Merchant kauk(Uns.) I x, i AO NS I Do. New 00171 10 kteruantlls 4 Itratiana lt ON 100 , Wan. I Ito,. buds (L ll id 106 . Do. as. 1110 ilLidiand 16.04 (Lim 1 16 National of Australasia 1 . NM it4rtl...tw ~1 LivarymN.• Ailtee ff.Pre. et inalsad 00 10 Do. tad and led lame U neo 80 National Bank lll 4 100 10 i pew South War all 1 ,0 4 0 14 New laeland (Limited) ', 16 : North Weatern ,0111 166 'Onsnlel Dank Clorsore. al /AN 20 Orient Com.B.LlateO.o 1.00 10 1 Do. do. laml.F. LOW WI I Do. do. Welke. 1 j 0,600 60 IProsia.Bantingtaarp.it 1.061 60 Do. do. 1.0001100 trinies. at Ireland %On 10 Dn. 40 f,eoo 110 Idoio.=Ddal (L 'MO U Salt rota HS Simi et B. S. Maas WO la Do. ea. uo %sips. It mai ea cream as Mistrals —. sh 1,031 110 Dike d Dobai& (EANI.II U ~ lt Vain of Taoism IS li I 48 84 48 149 1: 41 BaotrrroN AND Callan,. VoitinTuts Piss 14., st,t Boo:PO:M.—En amateur entertainment will be given to- i m m o r row awning at the Ves try all, Chelsea, by the MA " White Lilies of the Prairie. in aid of the funds of the so, above Volunteer Fire Brigade. Previous to the entertain- 1 .0. 4 meet Mr. F. B. Gray will read salectioos from various A C 114( popular authors. thtt Tna CLAQUE IN PARUL —Every theatre in Paris so has its own claque, end every claque has its own leader, Kt who is prectically as much • leader as the leader of the or- Ti 4 chest's, and who is professionally designated Sr chef de la lit; c l a que. The management des' with the che f only, who sin- : . 'i ploys his own sarsteoti, and is responsible for them. These 4,4 assistants are continually changed, and badly paid, sad 50.1 vigorous measured are adopted to secure their &lira.* and UV punctuality. The chef, who is permanent, makes a large hi income, and his cabriolet at the stage door indicates the W t position he has acquired in the theatre. His sources of in- 1 . 1 come are numerous and elutic. He is paid • regular L i salary by the merger, and, in additioo, he levies black en; mail on the artistes. Every artiste must pay him. No pay, eau so applause ; and as the actor cannot live without applause, 10.1 pay is inevitable. The usual mode is to enter into a retract ikl, andsoth. The minimum fee for a month, from the poorest most arum pure in the theatre may be set 4 0: down at 50f. The maximum has no limit. It mounts so- rk, cording to the ambition or the means of the actor. As much ek l as 500 f. have been known to be peid for a single night's 1 5 .' applause. The ordinary month's contract does not cover all 0 i occesior. When a new play is brought out, or a stock play r a " is ! speeder& each of the actors is par age waited upon 7 fat instruotious as to the particular perigee at which they g desire applause, sad fees are charged exerdiegly. So nom- 11 plarly is the claque reduced to a system, that the chef is si admitted to the last rehearsal of every new piece, in order 10, that be may acreage and organise, in oseoert with the cope- 4 paoy, all the ports for which his services an required. i g There is a tariff for spacial demonstratioes, over and above ye the ordiaary course of applause durieg the performance. to A reeeptioo, far example, which is the tethers' tam for applause en the errs of a performer. is M.; mad so oe is properties for sale, encores, and other marked displays of - hired support.—Beader. PATENT °MOM DICIDEUIL 7 SOUTH KINSINOTOIL . 1011 1 .11. 1 Si. lirt MI West Inals . iump —Wernher et Ashore far the week 110dini Now. 23, "It a bi . d . as a l r= s. l Ise 1,599. Total member niece th of the museum free MN" Rik me daily (Kay 12, 1868), 976,994 . ULM h. y Cominerstal llOB iPd I CI. Delon I "I". ▪ 14 67 3 3 a°l 4 It t i per 4 die I 19 al 70 71 70i rie 19 a 30 31 301 • 119 i 1421 s i 46 4 Ms ab eiP: Otdb — I dts is - 1,1 SO, 31, tliPas sa 26 le 14 idlit inxMA 11/ al 60 21 lb 10 4 81 24414 111 12 16 18 20 lb 17 19 96 17 19 r pm 10 61 le %Jo 12 1 ill 86 17 6 lells Per k 4 10 1913 10 2 4 firm 431 11 par 0 111 2 1 ir AS 18 pa 10 4 60• so+ 141 ill BO To so 11 14 60 61 001 411 161 174 17 BO hits ear 19 14 0 0 1 ' 194 211. 10 97 90 06 IS 1 2 ;0 par 10m IV 44 o!!• Zr M g 1 di. 111/ 4 21 2 19 22 1 gym n» 4$ u Oali 4 60 45 521 ldfti_ e.rl li — Sdis 1I I ISs -- 1* 1 4: •-• - .2 - - - 4 Al Si ill Ili LW UP - 7" - 5% - ii, -- N 66 •••• 1 1 dis - a it a 811 - __ _. 40 110.0 MO too,' ti,( 10. i PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoox. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, although a good deal of atten tion is directed to the settlement, which has just commenced. Prices, however, still ex hibit a somewhat drooping tendency. So.. of the present quotations are as follows :—West Chiverton, 76 to 78 ; Chiverton, 94 to 7 1 ; North Treskerby, 3to • East Basset, 18 to 20 ; Wheal Rose, 20 to 22 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 21 to 22 ; Chiverton Moor, 44 to 6 ; West Caradon, 104 to 114 ; Lady Bertha, 13s. to 14s. ; and Prince of Wales, Sc. 6d. to 6e. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are slnac tive. A call of la. is to be paid on the shares of the Anglo-Brazilian Gold Company (Limited) by the 3rd January. From New Wheal Martha (Nov. 24) the 'genie state : " The lode is the 52 fathom level teat of engine shaft is b feet side, worth 5!. pee fathom, and improvief ; this and is all in whole ground. The rise is back of this level will shortly be cominnuicated to the wieze sank below the 40. When this is accomplished it will give good veatilatioa, and enable no to sett several tribute pitches, which are sow lying idle in consequence of so means of Welting away the staff. The lode in this level west of shaft is 4 feat wide, sad worth for inesdie and copper ore 41. pee tAthom ; a kiodly lode. In the 10 fathom level Willi of Rickards' shaft the lode is at this time disordered by woes heads, bat judging from roma indieations we think it will shortly improve. The lode in the winze sinks below the edit, sod west of Rickards' shaft, is 3 feet wide, pre a clude, good stales of copper ore sad anodic, presenting good appearance. This when oommanicated with the 10 fathom level will give good, ventilation and lay open good tribute ironed. The lode in the Apses in bottom of the edit and west of whirs is improved, now worth 151. per Wheat. The tribute pitches throughout the mine ere looking better, and es woe as we have cleared staff from the different levels, and made the aeoeseary eceimunica tiona, we shall then be able to sett a great many maim which will leave a profit. We are getting on as well se eta be Impeded aoseidering the roaghocee of the weather, with oar next sampling, w hic h we believe will be mast better than the kW." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTONSO U ND k CORN MARKET& Y.) (DI ILICASIO AND IfTWATIONAL TICLINSAPI.) OROS Out OWN COZEIASIVIDEST.) Carrot.—Tbe market quiet, but steady. Oaks abed 8,000 or 10.000 balsa. COW. —The market fairly atteuded. Wheat is Misr better demand at Friday's rates. Flour, slow sale at Isle prices. Indian oars steady; mixed, 29.. to 295. 6d. Bemis unaltered. Oats sod astatealare is better demand, sod Use latter is ed. oar bad deism. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 80011—The market has opened guild!. Atest 3,009 base of Mauritius sold, brown. 30e. to 33e. 94.• mad 2011 Wads. of Porto Rice. at 38e. Rafted quiet, bit without materal abbots I. vela*. Corres.—The market continua very firm for all colonial dwr l MbOL TRA.—Th•r• is lass business dollish bat first press Sae P ati • RUM, naCI, 11XD SkLITZTRIL —NO PIM itperta. Puna—White Singapore sold at 51d. cub. irmec Corm, is in better request, gad sekon roam The market costumes quiet. Hzus.-34. Petenburg. dean, quiet at 341. TALLOW IdARICILT.—(THIS DAV The muirket is very dull today. Tows tallow is quaked ble. 64.. ask cult . Potent:rug Y.C. Co the ex* Oa. Si ; Astable to Deoso4sse, 49e. 6d. ; Jimmy, SO& ; Aseee. Ills. ; Coombs , . 495. 6d., sellers." 8311THFIIILD EIAY MARKET.-(111:18 tILY.) Yr. Marls, Janne Esstos reports bads slow at tie Isll - yokes :—Prisse makes tag. 106 s. to 1100.; !WNW am., pee. todower. eta, 110 a. to 130 1 .; Moder M Ka to LOW. ; straw. a& to 40s. ii , I