The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-09 00:00:00

AW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) .ortreitm.. o. GRAHAM. OFFICIAL ABSICNIt 131 BASILSUPTCL — JUDGIFIMIT. motion by the Attorne -Genera at the reb, Chief Registeur is toe calling nee , one of the o ffioial amigo's' o f court; - t o y he should not pay the chief regiment's (unite „ mo th,' 2,000/., retained by him OP account ' 0 bsekniptaille interior to the Bankruptcy- Preston SO the passing of that act th e o f e.. wo e paid by fees, butte th e act they 1111110 • a uniform sitar, of I .N OI . • Year. At tb e sing of the sot novena bankruptcies wer e th e rail question now in issue was whethe r wen estitkd to their socounomed f ere " bankruptcies ; or, in other words, wheth er .1 ors respect to them retrospective, or t o kruptcies subsequent to its paw s ,. Goelbars had auctioned the snags of upoo by Mr. Graham. •Genegol, Burn& gad Mr. H. & in support of the motion ; Sir H. Cairo', ley for 11r. Graham. Chancellor now gave jodgmeet, and said that was whether Mr. Gnrahhaamm was bound to pm tof the omit two sums of 1,6631. 71. 11d, eu it y t h e Bankruptcy Aot of 1849, mottos 44, th e to official earigesee was defined ea a sede • slight alteration in 1852 was continued Up t o of the sot of 1861, by the 31st motion of which that gametal orders should be made that fees en by the official assigame as before, b u t to the monist of the Wet registrar ; end t h e were thenceforth to be paid by w e d s . gads in the chief registrar's account, to be aloe expenses as the °min should think fit, sot to be allowed to receive thy further whatever b and their salaries , end the, • a return of all fees received by them every Pursuant to the act of 1861, co the =ad Felt, order was made by the court directing the the return of feet should be made and ou following a letter was &dangled by the to esoh official assignee ocintainiag the form • retort' should be made, and en 110001111 t of the since Olean of 1881, whether the adjudioatioas before or after that act. By the 239th t act it was provided that the previous acts of acts, set forth in the schedule, should be •ut that each re should not do away with minis' or ties incurred before that art, bed arisen bow bankruptcies pending at the coming into operation of the act of 1861 as tober of that year were to be dealt with. It have been held that all sums earned by the • before the act, though not paid, should be • • ern in addition to their salaries. It wag said regard to some of the fees which bad ed partly before and partly after the act • Moment should be made, and that so much se actually earned before should be returned and t given to the court of the fees received after He (the Lord Chancellor) did not say whether right or not. In fact, on inveatiestno , it ap. at Mr. Graham hod reosived after the llth of 1862, a sum of 3241. lii. in reaped of business os to the act, which he considered his own, sad ed 396/. N. 5d., earned before the passing of the ppoaiog the prin ciple of apportionment adopted to he had therefore to deduct 7241. Subsequent to received 2,9501., and deducting the move 7241. a 1261. remained, of which he had paid in so mochas e sort retained by him to 1,6601. Of this a sumo( admitted to be an error in calculation. The arose whether the 2,930/. was properly received, this he received, not as official assignee, bat done under the winding-up acte es uidator and in butaness relating to trust-deeds. If could have been shown as received under these blame could attach to Mr. Graham, except that • isconstrued the provisions of these acts. But if 1 portion of that sum had been so earned, he me for nothaving accounted for the difference, and ion was, whether he was to be charged 9501 in this He (the Lord Chancellor) was of opinion that hewas. Mr. Graham entitled to act on the sanction Oven missionen to retain the whole of the fees in re . .em done in " old bankruptcies," or ought be to •ed only on account of that actually earned • act of 1861? He (the Lord Chancellor) was Of that the Commiegioners in acting as if the official bad vested righte in the emoluments derived from .tries existing before the act of 1861, acted on us principle sod were quite wrong. He (the ooellor) thought he was not so entitled and after of 1861 he could not receive a farthing for bis own whether the business was begun before or after the was therefore chargeable for the sum of 1,660 1 ., the •on between the old fees and those received after • of the act, and was bound to pay it. There however, two sums of 1641. sad 3191. 9s. 1 a b o ut 4831., which were portions of °lament received by Mr. Graham since the act of ad which were said to be petty office simnel be was entitled to retain. In this he might be am but with regard to this there must be an inquiry rit had been properly retained, and it might torn the was correct. The question of the costs of this would be reserved until after this inquiry, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Tenn Nisi Prins sittings at GMMina —(Before Mr. Justice Lush and Common Juries.) was the first day of the after term nisi prim sittings ildhall. The list contains 210 causes, 17 of wtlich meta. sod the remainie g 133 a new causes . A number are marked from s pecial juries.re d COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. gs at Nisi Prises inNELO'en."(Etef Mr. Jail:ice Bylas and a Common Jury.) CALDUOTT v. 110DG1L—SLANDE R. plaintiff bad been a pork butcher at Bow, and the dant was a greengrocer at Stepney. In February last defendant went to the plaintiff's shop, and said is foreman that Mrs. Hodges had bought there of Wiiensey's rotten pork, which shad stolen. The slender was repeated on sere. occesions, and the plaintiff's case was that in consequenoe suffe red special damage. ile said having opened the shop in November. 1864, he worked e trade until the takings were from 331. to 401. a week' a`ter the slander the amount fell off two or three de a week until it was less than half what it had been ; in the end the shop was shut up. o es deuce was called for the defendant, sod the jury 1 for the plaintiff—damages 111. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. togs at Nisi Prins at Guildhall.—(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock and a Special Jury.) WARD V. IRE GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. his action, which occupied the court the greater part of terday, and also this morning, arose out of the fire et ille-house, in Leicester-square , o n Tuesday, February % . The plaintiff, Mr. Ward , w as an easy chair maker& o occupied the lower part o f the premises. ssa . his property insured in the Commercial Cnion urance Company, but not to the full extent of value, and be sought not only to recover the difference twee° his actual lose and the amount he heal received .m the company, but also to get back from de. them the "mint they had been called up on to pay him. The %ton stated that the defendan ts, who supplied Ps to • premises, so negligently conducted themselves in sad .ut ita anagemt tat a large ua ntity e scaped led used the m explosion en whic h h led to the d e struction of the sittifFe property. The counsel were, for the plaintiff, Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Q.C., Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., Mr. Chas. Policia, d Mr. H. T. Holland ; for the defendants, Mr. Hawkiess C., Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., and Mr. Hannon. The alleged negligence was in not closing an inlet Fife • ter it had been disconnected with the meter Mr. Hawkins, in opening the defence to-day, said hould be prepared to prove th at the servants ofwith the ompany closed the pipe in the usual manner bung, and that a person named Bloom, who occupied 'lliard room, &mhos and kitchen, on th e p remises. wss, .n to get up a ladder and take it out. It appals. hat doling a period when it was supperDs as beirg consumed the index on the meter show at more than 40,000 feet had passed tbtoacb_ 4., and Bloom had suggested t hat this might DS attributed to the escape of gas from the defective fittisek Bloom was not called by the plaintiff, and the expia.frl given was that he had been obliged to gto Ciarrnalle bet bad been telegraphed for. The learned counsel said% set AO a very common thing for per s o na who wished to ... dishonestl _,,, towards a gas company S°. flexible in diarobber tubes in ord er to abg,""— _ gas without paying for it, and observed t h a t though he m not in a condition to prove that Bloom had employed a means of obtaining his gas, yet en intention to WOO that practice would explain the took out the band , IS act which undoubtedly caused explosion. [The cue was likely to last the whole day.l COURT OF PROBATE AND D IFORCIL (Before the Judge Ordinary.) BILLISOAT r. BILLINtiAT AND THOUS. Dr. Dean., Q.C., and Mr. Bayford , for the patitkil! the Queen's Advocate and Dr. Spinks for the restwoals t: _,. Mr. Denman, L.C., and Dr. Tristram for the co-ra•Pow•-• Samuel Howard Billings', sued for a dloolu tioe of bill marriage on the ground of his wife's adultery with F.4._!..7 Croft Greenway Thomas. from whom he c l a imed 5,0 w. ) is damages. The respondent. both pleaded not g uilty The petitioner was in the iron trade. Re a - Elizabeth Asa Comyns Arnold in February , and there bad been throe children , of liD°,7 , two survived. According to Dr. Deane the union O t for many years a most happy and a ff ectiona t e one, its 0 0 1 • drawba* bet g that the petitioner was unfortunate 15 3 business. In p fact on one occasion he had ac tually . be: imprisoned for debt. The respondent , with a wtew.,. D assisting him, took a situation as matron of a kin:lg; tertiaryat Newcastle on-Tyne ; and she afterwards TWF EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1965. s i o nor politicos at two atabliehmenle of a cog eetesature, KeetsoseL After this she became matzos at Grove le Ohl L u mge Asylum , Bow ; w h ere the 00-reepoodents p rof who ac essed, • great interest in peewee ering \ alUsabes, was a visitor. Hung suffla this bee m enta widow d e her acquaintaeoe. he muscled her to attend • kb mother, who was a penal otworeutric character ; s od while she wu in his barrios, it was alleged that he bad s auced her seductice. puof of th marriage having been Ives, Mr. Charlese Reade—l live at 9'2, St. Georgessead. o s boo. I cue some time ago acquainted with Mr. Thome& odok I first kern him in the year 1863. when I wee living Cereessiseet. We vieitad each other. I take a great menet I. the question of lunacy. Mr. Thome "eked se to me a person who was aid to be wrongfully g aud at Pron-halL I went with him for that purpose ; s od I wee istroduced to the alleged lunatic is the presets* of Men Billingay. Mr. Thomas has Naos meatiseed the upeadeet to me. Re told me of his anxiety abut we mother. Eill a sh and said that tak e he charge of had arranged cut Mrs sPy ould her. Billmsny kw boss to my house. I asked her to come so d give me mformatioa on the subject of lunacy. Mr. Themes described himself to me as a tervant of the East bilis Company, and he referred me Masers. Grindley, ids agents I think he said he had been as assistant (W -aster. The photograph produced is a likeness of Mr. GUILDHALL. TIII CAPRI.* OF ♦ aaao OF BUIWIASS IN TOE CITT. Jan Noringtou, 9.9, clerk. who refused his address ; Henry Williams , 45, grinder ; and William Tkosipson, ;19, labourer ; were brought up on remand before Mr. Mdm man Stone, charged with burgiriously breaking and 1 entering the N o , warehose of Yams. Thomas -Wad diaglos sod Sea. o 11. Oolinanetreet, umbrella manufacturers, with latent to etre' Shemin, also with teeing i in their paranoia at at., without lawful incase, two i kern dark haters, crowbar, gimlet, Weal, two bradawls, halter, 13 pions of rope, sad lee bap, with intact to commit a filmy. At the former examination it transpired that the primers were appreheaded by the polies, while in the act of pluo.,j dering - the warehouse of the prosecutor, and ea the present cassia Detective Geier pre in he bad wombed the room occupied by one of the primers, in Little Ourentiug street, Peatravili, sod found four keys, me a skeleton key, ten files, three pieossof wax for takiag inpreesioas of loan, a small somwick, end other implemeats used by m A further remand was grouted to onabls the police to makeizquiriee. • SOUTHWARK. STUMM &BUS AT A RAILWAY STATION. Thomas Ditapar, an intelligeot lad, 15 years of age, ws , charged with steeling two Bibles from one of the waiting rooms at the South Eastern Railway Terminua, London- Be Queen's Advocate—l thought that Mrs. Bi my was • very properly conducted person. By Mr. Denman—l thought her one of the moat .Never too women I had ever seen. I am a popular author. I wrote .Neeet too Late to Mead." Mr. Thomas ustrodnoed himself car as a person who knew of • lady that was wrong telly °echoed at Grove-haIL Re come to me in ones place of my writing. Harriet Clark—On the 29 th of April, 1864, I was in the wirrios of Mrs. Thomas. She was then living at Methuen, in Bemphire ; and was a personal eccentric habits. Mrs. Billie. pay was her companion. Mrs. Billingay' s brother and sister were also there. Mr. Thomas often slept at the house. When he was there he used to get up at 4 or 5 ealook in the morning to seed the bible with Mrs. Billingay in the &Ostrom. (A laugh.) Oa the 15th ofuly J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mrg. Billisgay, her little dsagiater Bessie, and I left Otterhurn, and west to live at Amble, in Northumberland. The respondeate to Zof Mr. Baum as " wa d et to ia the child. The child thougt her pm* was dead. Ilse respondents often wal k ed out together. I have • memorandum that the respondents and the child Bessie went to the Newcastle Agricultural Show. I afterwards left for • short time, and when I went back iato Mrs. Thomas's service she was living at Warkworth. limes a memorandum that on the 28th of September Mr. Thomas came to our new house. His mother seed to go to bed at about S o'clock in the evening. sad the respondents rued to remain after that hour in each other's society. In October apartments were taken by Mr. Thomas at Alumouth for Mrs. Billiapy. Mrs. Barn gel, Hsieh, and I went there, and Mr. Thomas came to ese us every day. His conduct was very fami liar. I once saw him when they were romp leg round the room, draw Mrs. Bi ll ineay on to his knee. Os the 9th October Bessie and I went to church, but the I mpeodents remained together at the apartments. On the 24th the respondents and Bemis left Warkwoeth for Cheltenham. Mr. Thomas returned aloes. Mrs. Bu rge/ay wrote to me enclosing • note for Mr. Thomas ; sea he told me that she was very ill at Otterleiro. He sent me to her at that plain. On the 23rd of November 1 was going with them to Newcastle, and Mrs. Billiopy told me as we emerged from one of th e I teasels that belied just kissed her. InJaeuumlast theywt to the volunteers bell together. Oa the 30th of that month they went to Newcastle, and Mr. Thomas told me that if I wasted to write to Mrs. Billisgay I mut address my Wen to her at the Turk's Head Hotel. On the 2nd of February he came back to Warkworth alone ; but finding ▪ Bilhogsy there he weat away again. On atomthefi eb ruary he sent me to Berwick ; but he gave me to open in the train. I thee found that I was to go en to Edinburgh and join Mrs. Billingay time. When I saw her I handed her • Si. note inclosed in a letter which I had received for her from Mr. Thomas. On her birthday (the 3rd of February) Mr. Thomas had given her a brooch set with rubies, and • pair of ser-rings. Oa the 24th of July she received a letter from Mr. Thomas, which she read to me. It asked her to elope with him. She said, "Oh the wicked mac, to put such a temptation in my way when he knows that I can't resist it." The same day we went back to Wadsworth. When I have gone into the room where the respondents were I I have seen him with hie hand upon her head, and hold. I iag her hand in his. At midnight on the Bth of Mewl I we set off by train to London. We travelled second class to I York. Then Mr. Thomas put the respondent in a first class earrisp, but returned to me. At Peterborough 1 left him to go home, and thee he went into the other carriage to Mrs. Billiogay. Witness identified a photographic portrait I of the respondent, and some letters of the co-reepoodent. h November, 1864, he had written to the petitioner, seaming tha t be did not know where she was. Cross-examined by the Queen's Advcrate—When Mrs. Wham was absent Mrs. Thomas was left in the charge of Noah Baird. The " little doctor" referred to I, in my memorandum book was Dr. Turnbull. Mrs. Billingay ones played tricks with him. I never complained to any oft about her conduct ; hut I have spoken to her about it myself . 1 kept my diary merely for my own amusement. I should not have done it if I had thought it would ever be of any use. By Mr. Denman—l have talked to Mrs. Billingay about "poking fun at Pickles." (Laughter.) In 1864 Mrs. W infrey was in very low spirits. She said she had tried to get • divorce, but had failed. Mr. Thomas had employed detect tivea, who had turned round %mon him. She did not like him; she accused him of robbing her ; and be never came to see he all the time I was at Mrs. Thomas's. George Geldred, landlord of an hotel at Newbiggis, which is about twenty miles from Newcastle, proved that a lady and gentleman whom be ideotified by the photographs as the respondents Weenie and slept together at his house. The gentleman, apropos of Mr. Baker Cresswell's residence (which was near Newbiggin) made very particular inquiries of that gentleman's brother, the late Judge Ordinary. Ann Little, chambermaid of the Royal Turf Hotel, at Newcastle, deposed that a lady and gentleman (whom she also recognised by the portraits) bad slept together at that establishment in January last. Evidence of adultery at the Great Northern Hotel. Peterborough, was also given. Mr. Russe l, lecturer sod secretary of a Rescue Society for Women and Children, mid that the respondent was matron of the Home from October, 1861, to February, 1863. Often saw Mr. Billingay with her. Croce examined—Could not swear that he ever slept at the Home. Her salary was 25/. per annum with board and tot ing. miry Palo, at whose house the petitioner had lodged with his wife, said they always appeared to live very happily together. Croes.examined by Mr. Delman.—Should say that the petitioner in 1863 was " rather pushed into a corner." (A hush.) Should say that his wife rather took money from lam then brought him any. Eliza Sherwood knew Mrs. Billingay at the Home in the Old Sent-road. She afterwards took a house of her own. The petitioner and his wife seemed very happy together, and wit less always thought they were both Christian people. The respondent hand that her own Home did not answer and the gave it up. Cross-examined — Had " teand" with them at both Homes. The respondent always spoke very highly of her husband. He not say much about religion ; but wit ness never saw any nonsense or any levity of conversation him. He seemed very food of this children. Dr. Spicks contended that there was no evidence of iden tity beyond photographs ; and that that kind of testimony had never been held sufficient without corroboration to dia. 'dee a marriage. Mr. DeOttlte also denied the adultery, but addressed the jury in mitigation of damages in the event of their thinking his client guilty. Mr. Thome, really did feel a deep interest in the case of lunatic persons ; and the result of Mr. Reade's int tion had been to release the lady whom he had taken him to visit. there was mating to show that he had practised any seductive arts upon the respondent, and tte evidence on which it had been attempted to show that she had previously lived on happy terms with her hus hed was entirely inadequate to support the opinions of Dr. Deese. (The case was procrediog when our report left.] - Tan Parkinson, an °Meer in the employ of the railway st_ s • company, said that about 8 o'olock is th e evenia g be sew ; the prisoner loitering about the minim-room of the mein Bt line, apparently as if he was expecting to meet some sa one. Witham was eddied to mother part of tbe station 100 on business, and 011 his return he saw the prisoner leaving • • the waiting-room with a bag costaining something ba l ky. Sti Suspecting something wrong, as the prisoner had nothing :c with him a few Minutes previously, witness entered the room and missed the Bibles from the table. He directed 84. the rimer to IN , stoPP•d. end on his hag being examined , at. the ides produced, a French one and an English one, 34 - were fated. Bibl St. • U. The magistrate asked what we& the reams that es were in such a pleas. St. Witness replied that they were left y the Bible Society St. for the amassment end instraction b of the foreign and at. Oat Poorogoto• o ht & The magistrates asked it there were other instructive 6 , books for the amusement of travellers left in the waiting- No. 1 110001. Ira. I 60.000 .. adslahOois.ep.st.airi at .... .. Osa. Gov. 6p.0. 1817116. 10 .... .. Do.6potool44.mmio 160 .. - D 0.6 prod Mez.01.3 10 6.6 Y .. D0.6 plc 030.41 100 .100 .. Do. 6 per al Ind 10 1 MS Ooic 01110Rolp.0101 1 10 .. .. do. 1111:0 0 10 100 .. Do. Do. d do. o. 10041 00 .. D0.6p.0.Ap. 3 0c1.190 100 .0001.. 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Consols have risen 1.16 to it per cent., and other securities are mostly unaltered, the iunount of business being very limited. Great Eastern Railway stock, however, has further re- ceded. The dinconnt market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money good. The gese ral rate for choice three mouths bills is 6 per cent., transactions at bi being exceptional. The charge for abort loans in the St ock exchange is 4 to 5 per ... 102} BILITIEUI KIN 106 100 lei; I The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this weeklan increase of 2,004/. over the corresponding week of last year. We are given to understand that, the continental a pplications for shares in t he Bank of Turkey Wav ing been received, it la the intention of the directors to proceed with the allotment at once. FSIDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 87j to ie ex div., for the 9th January, opened this morn ing at the same quotation , and closed at 87* to For money the last price was 87 to The official business report is as follows : b 1 per Cent. Consols, fur money, 871..1, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 87/, ; Three per 'Cents. Reduced, 87,1, 86/ t ; New Three per Cents., 87, 1, 861 d ,87 New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 69, iv. ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, I9s. prem. Indian government securities were quiet. The Much Exchequer Bills remain to 2a. dia., while the June were slightly firmer, at Ss. to cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 68fr. 80c., showing a decline of 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 874 to 4, ex div., for money, and 87/ ex div., for the account (January 9). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 874, 1 ; ditto, for account, 874, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864, 87 ; New Th ree per Cents, 87, 861 ; A nnu ities, 1885, 13 13- 16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 4 , ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 108 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. dim ; ditto June, 3s. die. There is very little business in the foreign stock market, and, with the exception of a rise of 4 per cent, in Spanish Passive, and a decline of 1; in Greek and 4 in Bra zilian scrip, prices show no variation. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.. :—Greek, 151 to 161 ; Spanish Passive, 274 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 4 ; Confederate, 74 to 84; Brazilian scrip, 2 to 4 prom. ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 431 to 4 ; and Mexican, 241 to 25. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Brazilian 1863, 684 ; ditto 1865, 751 ; ditto scrip, 24, 1, 2 prem. ; Chilisn Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 73, 4, 24, ex div. ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. bonds, 924 ; ditto 1864, 911 ; Greek, I for account, 164, 16 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 1 641 ; Mexican , 1864, 23 ; Russian, 1822, 894 ; I ditto 1862, 891, 4 ; ditto 1864, 931 ; Spanish, for account, 441 ; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 141 ; Turkish , 1858, for account, 72 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71 4 , 4 , 2 ; ditto 1001. - Bonds, 714, 4, 2 ; ditto 1865, for account, 431, 4, I ; Venezuela, 1864, 37. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consoli dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds are quoted 1 to 14 prem. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures have de clined 4 dollar, and Illinois Railway shares 4, being quoted 834 to 844 and 814 to 1, respectively. 5-20 Bonds are called 634 to ; and Erie Railway shares, 581 to International Financial shares are now quoted 13-16 to 15.16 prem. ; General Credit, 2to prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 4 prem. ; Imp. - " rial Mercantile, 21 to pram. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3rem. Ito prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3 1 t o 1 p ; Overen3 , Gurney, and Company , 6 4 to 1 prem. ; and Bud ran son's Bay, 151 to 16. " The shares of the SL Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 1 to 14 prem.of Turkey, 14 to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 1 dia. to par ; Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to 14 prem. ; London Steam Towing and Navigation, 1 to 11 prem. ; Colonial Company, to 14 prem. ; and Charles Laffitte and Co., 11 to 14 prem. HALF-PART Two O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 874 to 4, ex div., for money, and 874, ox div., for the account, showing no change. The government broker bought y 10,000/. New and 10,0001. Reduced Three per Centsesterday ~ for the Sinking Fund and Post-office Savings Banks. The gold operations at the Bank yesterday com prised the withdrawal of 300,000 sovereigns for Brazil, and of 48,0001. in bullion for the Continent (the latter operation being consequent upon the flatness of the foreign exchanges), and the influx of " 20000 sovereigns from Lisbon. e The steamer Oneida will take to-day for Brazil about 305,0001. in gold (including the above-men tioned withdrawal in sovereigns from the Bank), and 7,5001 in silver. There was a good demand for bar silver yesterdaj for the East, for transmission, both rid Southampton 6 and Marseilles, and the price was firm at Ss. 11d. per ounce. Mexican dollars were also in increased request, owing to the receipt of higher quotations IS of exchange from Singapore, and transactions took place at ss. 04d. per ounce, being 4d. above the recent rate. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced a rather general movement against this country. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.1 S to 4 • Rotterdam, 3 months , 12.11 to 2; Antwerp, 3 smile% 25.471 to 521 ; Hamburg, ms. bane°, • 3 mouths, 13.9 to • Para, 3 days, 25.10 to 15 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 26.371 t0 ' 421 ; frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 j to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Vienna, ff do 3 months, 10.871 to 921; Trieste , ditto, 3 mouths, 1 • • 10.871 to 921 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 1 ; Cadis, months, 474 to 8; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.574 to 60 ; Game, 3 mouths, 25.574 to 60 ; WWI. 3 months, 25.071 to 60 ; Neat's, 3 months. 25.571 to 60; Palermo, months,, 26.571 to 60 ; Merino , 3 m ouths, 25.574 to 60; Lisbon 90 days, 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 4. At Hamburg, Turin, Amsterdam, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, the rate of discount (in the open market) is 6 per cent. ; Paris, 4 ; Vienna, 54 ; Frankfort, 5 ; and at Berlin, 7 per cent. An important undertaking is announced under the title of "Charles Laffitte and Co. (Limited)." The object is to convert into a joint stock " limited " company the old established bask of Messrs. Charles Latfitte and Co., of Paris, and to extend its business to this country and else where. The undertaking is to have its centre in London, and the design is to " afford the commer cial community and general public facilities for transacting their foreign banking and financial operations " through a long organised connection, re and with the aid of an increased capital. With regard to the terms of purchase the prospectus states as follows: Au arrangement has been coeeluded with Mears. Charles Laffitte and Co., for the purchase of their business, for the sum of 150,0001., which amount has been arrived at upon a " moderate computation of its value, based upon a statement of the profits actually realised daring a eyries of Tears. Two-thirds of the purchase-money will be taken is shares. on which 101 . per share will be oredited paid up ; and PR OVINCIAL BRAES MARINI% Mr. Charles Llano will ma tinee his canneries with the DEC. „ 48 , aria zoom 434 utuhrtski64l 6 . 148 caPacia 2 of chairman of the company , Great /stem, 021 -west Midland. Orford. n - London and " Id will e ve " it all the " vantage of his ineuee" and Z o s it ; % k w -lo g :g . iralenr ,a frl i tt . lA s r Huron. s ilt. experience. 120mnd Trunk of Cicada. Be! s ri 1 3 6e • kit t-Ore Negotiations, it appears, are pending for incor- wstter i s k t n r u -ara. r p, lsint i fzia .- 6 „na lt i t h l e = la s t_ o ar t r , posting with this company other establishments. "° Ln mbium shares, 151 11-16 1-Alliance Banlt - lwacu; - and The capital is 3,000,0001 , divided into 150,000 riSerpoai nbelUsb ant&rnets szeriflemiltig shares of 201. each, with a first issue of 75,000 tt 2 s iA li!lu d s 3 44 Xn 4 llB7trance. 6-16 p.-loyal Laaaran're, 4 nta. shares, of which 25 , 000 ar e stated to have been M one y marina uamod), p.-Aseicas Iterche privately subscribed. On the board are a director J . —Nat West atertli g i2l L i.. was and prices of the Bank of Ireland and two directors of the -" were lower. Alliance blank ted,. se 9.-11 - 011 - ao and Lake National Bank. Huron, 9•16-oontederste Loan. 8 -Mos, SS 71 8 - Cress At the meeting yesterday of thelLondon Chartered Yast.ury $lll4 SI 4-Groat Laamboarg, 161-Oreat Northrra A. IV; 4 1 4 0 rand Trask of Canada. 801 1 el:: -Ore.; Bank of Australia a dividend of 4 per cent., clear w ",„ canad , l6 4_o,„„t western, l_h eywee d . H of income-tax, was declared for the half year ecded 51, and Cn,_,l.Matte!cp, 111 d.-Hlinoik_ t on_ and . NOll4 June last. The chairman gave some explanations western . p C1:41, tab d . ="7...1;:re rrinu with reference to the advance made by the bank to R.,0 n pr; i d., 6.-Dlt. 817 per t Vo l t - Piet eurp i , 101-1 . 6; the government in Melbourne, and defended the Le n. nn e i er s e n .; th Briti r n, sld4 sua yuns company against the strictures which have been ( u nu s e d t to Laitera, 'lei 761 7 1 -Mamas arid passed upon it in connexion with this operation. Itsrsey marine Insurance (limited). 417-le i e.—sited Stales 6.20 Years' Bonds. 6111-Ualoa Soak, 6 6.-Whholavaa aad The half - yearly meeting of the Ceylon Company m „ , „,.. so ill par thata, 48-Paaakillo Oppor (Limited) will take place on the 19th instant to de- ' woes, 11 p. --Sheffield Theorailid+claartar par Oast Prot, 664. dare an ad interim dividend for the six mouths. D an. • _trasosoltoo . to day In Tbe report of the directors of the Indian Carry- , rat°,,,:°•"1,,,,,17,a,„=°;;;:a7 11.3.017,1„7.„d „ nth lag Company (Limited), to be submitted at the ssameassirLwatersort a r rbt dhia and.po_aad / It manual meeting on the 19th December, recommends =n sii l, Bir Tonga .I,, pen .112,41dre a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. perawnwm• raise, at 611. 3a. dis. Foreign stocks were again heavy. Mexican de clined per cent., cud Brazilian scrip and Spanish Passive 1, Spanish Certificates , however, rising per cent. The Italian State Domain oan wait was ra ther weaker. As regards Turkish, there a reduction of per cent. in the loan of 1854, but an improvement of fin the Bonds of 1862 and 1865. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and prices retain a slightly drooping tendency. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternationl Financial, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-160 t 3-16 prem. ; Loudon Financial, 61 to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to / prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3; to I prem., ez div and new ; and ditto new, 3/ to ft prem. As regards American securities, the only change worth mentioning was a decline in Illinois Central shares. The following were the latest prices, —5.20 Bonds, 631 to 64 ; Erie Railway shares, 68f to / ; Illinois Central, 81 / to I ; Atlantic and. Great Western Debentures, 84 to 85 ; ditto Small Bonds, 83 to 86. The Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic cud Great Western Railway were last quoted Ito 1/ prem. It is notified that the appli cations are already large and of a good clue. Few changes took place in bank shares. Bank of A us t ra lasia and London Charte red Bank of Aus t ralis were rather better, while Bank of London and Imperial Ottoman Bank were a little more offered. National Discount s h ar es ware last qu oted 12 to I prem. ; Joint Stock Disoount, to / din.; Hudson's ay, 151 ,to 16 ; Egyptian Trading, If to 1 dis. ' • anu Ottoman SomiSti Gem:Snide, 3to prem. The shares of Overend. Gurney, and Co. were dull, closing at G 3-13 to 5-16 prem. East India Land Credit and Finance, International Land Credit, Peel Ri ver Land, Ebbw Vale and Warrant Finance shares were quoted lower. There were some inquiries for Gellivara , Land Securities and Stillwell Ironworks. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) were quoted 1 to lf prem. The cloning (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: Bank of Turkey, 1/ to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells, 1 die . to par ; CulonialiCompany, 1 to lf prem. ; London Steam Towing, to 1.1. prem. ; and Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to If prem. The new shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank were quoted to-day 2/ to prem. SHAER LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloon. The railway market is very inactive to-day, but there is a demand for Great Northern A stock, which has improved i t per cent. On the other hand, Great Eastern has experienced a fresh fall of per cent. The other leading lines are unaltered. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1251 to ; Great Western, 611 to 2 ; Midland, 123 i to i24i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to k; South Eastern, 771 to ; Great Eastern, 43i to .;; ; •Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; Metropolitan, nei to ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 1271 to 128} ; ditto A, 1472 to 1414. Foreign and colonial railway shares exhibit no variation, but Buffalo and Lake Huron, Sambre and Meuse, and Lombardo-Venetian are dull. ORDINARY BRA AND STOCK& Bh. rd. I RAI WUre. c 'g ye . ter v i da r. 8 " .. t0 I `..daT.ln./ room. Witmer replied in the negative, excepting the time tables and advertisements. Alfred Hatton, another officer in the employ of the nil. way company, s aid' he found the Bibles in the prisoner's bag, when he admitted taking them. The prisoner here said that was true. He was actually . starving, sod took the books to get food. Magiatrate—Have you no father or mother! Prisoner—l have a father, but have not lived with him 1 , " o _, since I was a year old. My grandfather has brought me up. g . Magistrate—Where doss your grandfather live! 9 Prisoner—ln Dryden-buildings, Mile End,but I don't like fit to return to him. Have been in employment. My last place Lb was with a foreign silk merchant, in Bull-and.mouth.street, st, and he paid me se. a week. I left him four months ago. , Magistrate—Why did you leave him? sea prisoner—Because I wanted to better myself, but unfor. st tunately I was uneuooessful. St. Magistrate—Where dose your father live? SL P r i s oner—Notting.bill, gar. He is a carpenter, but I U have not seen him for six months. ts The magistrate here gave some directions to the officers s i t • to make inquiries as to the truth of the priioner's story. to He seemed a very intelligent lad, and it would be a pity to sr. see him go to ruin for the want of • little help. He remanded the prisoner until Friday next. GREENWICH. DISGRACEFUL SCMM..—A DRUNKEN WOMAN IN POSSLWON OF A DEAD CHILD. Saran don Taylor. aged 54, of 1, Prince of Wales.cot. Sages, London-court, Greenwich, was placed in the dock be- , fore Mr. Traill, charged as follows : Police-cossiable Smith, 213 ft. said that at half-past S i 7 the previous evening his attention was celled to a crowd 1' of persons collected in Bridgeatrest, Greenwich, many females running away screming. On going to the spot he found the prisoner lying on the pavement drunk, bleeding from a wound over the left eye, and a deal box without a lid, by her side. On looking into t h e box he dis covered the dead body of • newly-born infant, wrapped in a portion of an old newspaper. The prisoner St. was wholly unable to eland or walk, and in order to avoid 2 0 the crowd that had and was still oolleetieg she was placed r. in a barrow and wheeled through en ugh instead it . ; of along *soma° road to the police-station, whore she was attended by Dr. Cogan , the polies divisional surgeon, who s sewed ap the wound in berforehead. Os recovering her sepses " the prisoner accounted for her pommies' of the dead body of the infant by saying that it was the still-born infant of a married woman (the wife of her brother), residing at a place known as the Wood-wharf, Greenwich, and that when found as he had stated she was conveying the body to the house of a it, man employed to remove dead bodiesfroes the Dreadnought 100 hospital ship, for him to take to an undertaker to have it lee buried. The prisoner also produced a certi fi cate signed by 1 011 , the midwife who Lad attended her sister in her confinement r a l to the effect that the child wee stillborn. Inspector Ellie, in answer to the magistrate, said the no case had been reported to the coroner, who had ordered a tee postmortem examination of the body to be made prior to St. an inquest being held. 20 Mr. Traill said is all the experience of himself as a 2, police magistrate, he had before had so disgraceful and discreditable a case brought under his notice. St. It was almost beyond coneeption that a human being could soy be found sating in such • manner , and pending the result of 2 0 i the inquiry to be held before the coroner, he should require t toe oe the prisoner to enter into recognisancea to appear before him that day week. Bt. st. BRITISH roessaaioxs. CI Pd. I IR/ILI/gag. 100 , al ,Allaatlod St. Miriam. 100 Boro.Ba.d C. 10.g.6p.0. Do. 1 aura el all 'Buffalo • Lake Bums all , Do, Pregame* Add Buff., Braat,diGoderich I 6t er rent 1872-34 At. 1 100 CaL Liasiarn6p.o.g. St. 100 Cape T. d D0c166. e. g. 100 ' Damara/40 p.opar.Lra 6t. 100 Bast. Bengal go. St. 100 last fa. 640 20 all Do. rianolou ..- 1. ' lOO Grand Truuk of umada I. quip. 16.11„6p.ct all Do. US pref. Hoods I all Do. do. dotard all ; Do. Sod proL Bondi.. al I Do. do. deferred leX I Do Srd proL block .. all , Do. do. deterred all , Do. Bth pref. Stook .. Do, do. defamed St. 100 Groat Indian Pantoeula 20 I 16 , Do. gas. 6 por mut. o; Do. New do 100 ``Ot B. of India g. 6 p. ct 400 I Do ele pa Oaol It Do .fl I s Western it Canada 111 , Do. Now . .. • al ; D o .dp.o. Bda pa . y. 1673 I al Dade do. do. 187741 11 t ludlau Brooch. Lbeeltod 1 106 • Madras guar. p. mat. 'lOO La. do. 44 do ;100 Do. 04 do 'I. Do. link adaudon .100 'Blab. Corp. 6 per e. Bd 00 I all MTh. and Hoban/I'6Eoy St. HO N.R.otose.sp.cassakt• St , 100 Salado, goa. I per coat. St. 100 ► , Do. DOM do. •-- • • 20 St, 1 1001 Do. 5001140 d 0...... St. INS I Do.lodsailllat. do. 100,k Ilitt NO.( 100,1 101),( 100,1 lia.l - Is, if - i "!. - 103/ r _ lii 3aiiilloa s U 2 2 312 1022 Xn - 20 EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OF A MAIDEN LADY IN S t , Sr. Lexes.--( mkt:sort —(Tnia DAY). —This forenoon an in- I , qu est was held by Mr. Malan* deputy coroner. at the Green Man Tavern, Featherstone-street. St. Luke's, touch ing the death, from alleged neglect and suffering, of bliss Martha Ann Kemp, aged 77 yew., an old lady possessed of considerable !property. After hearteg evidence the corouer, having summed up, said it was evident that both sinters were labouriog coder a sort of mania in respect to money, and that one war not more to blame than the other. The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased was found dead from exhaustion nod paralysis, accelerated by want of warm clothing and other necessaries of life." SERIOUS FIRE NEAR FITZROY-SQUARE.- - (THIS D AY .)—For several hours this morning the firemen were engaged in attending fires in different parts of the metro polis. One of a serious character broke out in the premises of Messrs. Schwa and Co.. pianoforte manufacturers, No. 4, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square. Conductor Arnold, with the Royal Society's escape, from Great Portland-street station, was the means of bringing down seven persons through the smoke. The factory was buret out, and the roof destroyed. The premises occupied by Mr. Hickey haunt) (private) were also damaged by e the hasty removal of the furniture. Mr. Jackson, a carpnter, who occupied the ground Boor of the same premises, and Mr. March, • cabinetmaker. on the first floor, had the front of the tuild ing severely damaged by fire, and the contents by water. The premises of Mr. Sandiland, also a pianoforte maker, are likewise severely damanaL Part of the roof of a house be longing to Mr. If. F. Tracey, a builder, had been burnt off and the workshops slightly damaged. No. 3A, belonging to Mr. G. Clearge, dairyman, and No. 4, b e longing to Mr. B. Reynolds, music smith, are also greatly damaged by tire, water, to. The origin of the fire is unkown. Messrs. Sohnet, were insured in the Phrenix Fire-office. FIRE AT TRUMAN AND BANBURY'S BREWERY.-- (T R IM DAY.)—The greatest alarm WWI crested this morning in the neighbourhood of Spitalfields in consequence of • fire on premises of Messrs. Truman and Banbury. The flames were confined to the destruction of four flights of stars, and 20 staves of vat No. 6 were also severely damaged by fire. and the roof iojared. The fire was aocideotally caused by a lighted candle falling upon the stairs.—Late last night a fire broke in the Union Bank of Loudon, Carey-street. Liecoln'ainafields. The building was unficr shed, mad the fire was confined to the dceitruction of the rooms under the basement. THE TRIAL OF Sotrunv.--The trial of Forward, alias Southey, for the murder of his wife and child, is to outman at Maidstone the ensuing winter assize, which is fixed for the 16th inst. The trial will, however, not cora -1 (D euce till Moodev. the Itch , Sa turda y being the commis *ion day, on which it is not usual to transact any other business than that of opening the corrimissioa. No counsel have as yet ben actually retained either for the defeats or 1 1 prosecution, though it is probable that tbe latter will be conducted by some of the gentlemen who usually represent the Treasury in yrisecutions of greet public importance. The defence s etup for the prisoner will be founded on the plea of insanity. I SPANISH Pouritm.—A Spanish cabinet may be compared to a Chili house, oonstructed on a calculation that an earthquake will occur within the year ; and although other countries may have undergone somewhat s i m ilar trials for a period, a crisis luting more than qua rter of a century without producing an actual revoln. thin is, we believe, turioralleled in the annals of constitu tional governmest. It is the more remarkable because. judging from the antward and visible signs of military revolt. popular risings, and other open resorts ti violence, it might not unreasonably be inferred that half-adozea setae 'revolution' had occurred withio the time. Bat these things only ruffle the surface : the bulk of the people are as little moved by them as if they were happening in soother hemisphere. There is the monarchy ; there is the a cn e;Q there are the senate and ante ; and there is the cabst, with its regular complement of members, having haply for its president the very gamed or statesman who, l ie m ouths before. yes heading a revolt or hastening across the frontier to avoid the coningoastess of a treason able escapade. The mode of changing ministries in Spain not unfrequatly recalls that adopted in Nepeul, when the premier e xpectant shot down, with rifles heeded to him by his escretary, six or seven of the actual occu pants of office, beginning with the nerds of the king. Yet for want of sot purpose or sareastoess. these faction fights may be compared to the battles of the Italian coodetuen No. I sh. DOOR& in she middle ages. who did each other as little harm aa „ m • possible, Wag uncertain whom they should be called to mew l le ibi ,.„. „..68 . 1 =1, 5ee wall Tan n " r: serve together coder the same banner, spa having so am,,, t w i higher inducement for engesgieg ia Onnhet than the Fre t ' eettiel M. '"•thutvi's put of plunder or pay. ay..- aging Maga:su for December. 47.078 ilt. honey Commercial lee 16i ;- ... 814 81 11 -.- . M i: 1311.0°4 a" en. 11"1 11 5 6 1 1 :7 125 - No. IMt 1 Nows 7- I Pd. ICL prior 1 lam ‘'' 66 90 -• BCE, I,6o bo iCam:rtan 60 all i Mit mod Boodos l3 16 -- SO Nil ,Ocattwall 4i 1 5 - St 100 I Dablu and Balfsatluoc 06 72 - 26 all 1 Dundea,Peith,ls 64 . lll 7 1 75 100 all Hatt Loudon Scrip Cert. - - -' si:g viw . 112 115 - 64. 109 Ilti ew lettt W art a :. 41 64 5 43 1 1 1 N. NO I Do. 12 54 Stk., N 0.2 7 8 8 1.• NO Gnat NoetholSoolland - - -. N. 100 GreatHorldises 1275 1285 1275 at. KM [Dols 5 • me. so ay. um- 147 166 1475 1 84. me .DO.lll loop. 0.1w[014 B - - - Bna St. WO Do New. in. at 25 pm ...• - 84. 40 'Do. Od. Het Dlr. Stock --•- nl/21LS'112'6'441a':2''otrm.°°°:68°:0jm,13"1:6\1::::.2:.:.....::',...:''cerabz"7ch:D:Dr:luill:g"Shailg"CILGGr."E"tGrvrr::W":to::GCaradAaB""6Cara.°C:biarggassa.a°Whe:renL"aib°ul a.llllCrTkl i tini°ll":43 : ll:64 . b. . 7ll.l ) 111 . 1.' \'1;:01.2.2. : 80 0 111.12941761111 : 11Lcas:5 19 16.711:10 1: 6721-201196526 3 696 : 2212019 468-1 1472 4 l ei d 14 5. -...." - . :7-7:: - ..- - I:11:14 Bt. 100 lot. limith 1 West (11.1 99 04 - \ St. 11111 taiga& Weslaco 615 412 cis i L 6,501 .. O. W. Vol (11416081) .. 60 641 661 -• lOW - a. W. ' 8.13.0 35 4 St 1 00 D0.1665m VeLON.IIN - 1,024. .. 'Herod 4 Foo 4 Cowl _ • Hlogstoo Downi . - 1.19.6 61 65 - N. NO Do. Do. NenNt 36 40 -. Mai .. 1 flarorN (Vol lolaa . t; 12.17.6 7 9 - 9,W0 .. , Hake Valley I 4.10.6 6 it ,. - St. 105 Do. Do. Hereord 104 106 -.• 60,000 6 ,Ilwyndy Iron Ore 6t. 160 .Lamoshire &Yorkshire 122 1225 1225 640 . (New Beton BL 100 kosidos and Bleekwall 88 90 -. St.. 100 Loa.,lle4blnALtio•mt 104 106 1035 700 .. North Roskear - N. 100 Loodoss.olaom. sl Do' 56 /8 - COW, .. .14. Wh. Basset (Illopu)1 4.4.0 515 ... St. 100 I Do. Met Esten.A6p.o. 60 62 - 6,6 40 .. North Wbeal Crotty - I St. 100 'Loadou&North Wrists 11 125: 1265 5 4 w.gool .. Prosper Uultad 1 7.1.6 - - - 1,129 _ • Prondeoce (O. Lelaut„ 10.6.7 36 38 id -. 24 . 100 LecidonetulouthWestern 06 97 962 St. 100 Illen.,libet.,lLiocolosb 605 611 Illi 612 ,3. Caradon (86.016.21 ' 15 420 440 zd -. r St. 100 Motrogookltaas 1 3 ,1 137 1361 6,168 .. South Coodurrow , 3.20 15 25 11 7 Do. New 365 pm - 496 .. IL W. Frances tillogau, 18.18.9 20 25 - 4 10 6 Do. W.:tension 1 100 all ,bletrcpolitao Liutrlet. . 1035 1046 41,000 .. 115 Croft - lilt/ 10 I Do. do. do. .... - - pso -. 4.200 6 • Vigra and Cloasu. Um an 6 7 -' • St. 1001 11431516 d 126 114 121 1 6,000 .. West Basset (Mogan). .15 4 2 -.• 9 51 166. Ai Slates - 4 54. 10 IDo Ms. & DerbY 111 71,17 t 2.4 = " e Lb 611 Hid Kest -..- ...... - - -- 600 .. West Ntou 86. 100 Noeth British . OC. 61 005 612 .. WI. Smoot (Illogau) ,oi 96 106 - it. 100 Do. Milin.,Portilinina. 275 24 28 r 6lll .. , Wh. Buller (ftedroth) .1 15 24 SS -.. LON _ ,W.MaryAus(kleshoo.) 8 4 6 ... St. 100 N. Dettro-Bewlek - 1105 1115 66 1111 Do. II N. E. Pure- - - l i St 106 Do. Leeds.. - ... .. .71 70 715 3,0001 .. , W 'lle li. liTrelsatrnuey_lUs_.._lr.,_ll_6_.ll47.o "0 18 "° 9O ...- St 100 113. York .... -- . 106 106 1065 6 St. 100 De. Cmilale ._. -,. • • -- - - ___D________-------ZBENTU RH STOCKS. 116 all i Do. Nook./litarusg. 66 67 365 26 16 , Do. do. 180041.... 10 11 pm - No. 18h. 1 troot'P d I. 010 SUL.. ~ St. 100 'North Louden ' a HO 6 1 De. do., :ma - r• 1.0 6 1 Ds. do. DO 2 21 1 pm - 610,000 St, G.Wstn•-W.61.-01., to St. 100 ' North eteHordstdre 74 76 - I p. ot.. Jan. & July.. - 100 96 102 - Dw 10 all N. &B. Western Juno 11 12 - 618,000 Bt. i Lsoc..l2ll.4p.o.Jsit&lly 100 96 96 - St. 100 Illsottlah Cautral - 630,000 St Lon,Brigh.46.c.Jan&Jly 100 N9B -. St. 100 &sottish ILL Aber..Stk 67 69 - 1028223 Bt. L.1N.41.4..c.Ja0.1.7u1y 100 1141 96 - Si, 100 battik 211disod ..- ll2 114 - $12820 St. DO. 65 p.c.Jan.l.ltilyloo - - ... 0. St. NO Shretikke Unless - - - 160,760 81. 1./.3.W.,lp.c.Jan.lJulyloo .96 96 .- St. 100 Booth Devon 65 67 - .... 81. I Uldland,46.e.laii.lJulY,loo 100 te -. . St 100 South Isstars -- • - 77 775 771 5 .... at IN. British. 1.. P. &D. 15 ,1 1 '" 20 all Strom, oklaglaitite. 8 9 --' 16 p. at. lab. 1 54... NO 1 109 111 .... .. "'°- 86. 'NO Tat Vale - 31,431 St 1 N.15tr0.,66.6.666/Julylloo 1 •••• ••• 10 5 ' Do. C ..... - - .... , St. ' 500LN.L.4p.0.Ap.1064. 100 1-. - .. at St. 100 • Vale of Ne;ili wd 10 2 . Waterloo 1 Whitehall' - - -.--- .. N. 100 West C oo ... Nw. 1831 -----.-r----bww•saws. IH. CI. prima 1851.0. No. I en. 1 001V4111111. 8,260.11 .Anglo-Egypt. Nov. (L) i 10000; 10 ,Login.limman YIN 110,000 6 Atlantic Tel. Emil p. et 90,000' II Ansliraßso AgglouL-..' 10.400 111 AustmlialifiLLAlra(L 10,000 10 BaumpozoliTeaßstalosl 1 67,000 111 .B@rdnWstrowoelia (L.) 16,100 100 Bolekow Vaughan )1.) 1 12400 5 Bombay Gas (Unalt4d . a , 10,000 6 ' Do. ltd imue 1 3 MOO 00 ,Britiels Amettosa lamp: 14 7801. so. 'R. & L Mag. TO. (1..)., 100 2600 90 ,Britlah Maim Tea )1,) l6 8,916 W ' Canada Commay 10,000 10 eanadianDuilbainv(L 1 Si 16,000 SO !Ceylon Company - 12,600 SO I Ditto A shares 2 ' 1 WOO 26 ,City of Londonli.Pro(L' 6 16,041 110 City ot Milan Impro.(L 6 4,960 80 , Do all 16,000 1 7.5 I,City of Moscow Gas (1 ) 6 10,000 50 ,taty Moo ;Lim) _ 1 0 0 800 00 AO ,CommercialUnlonalas.; 60,000\ 10 Voin. of AhlembletiV 9 W.OOO 60 vol000liost•o as... 1 10 17,600 so Cootinental UaOsst ) 10 10,000 100 Contracteorporation(L 10 00,000 M .0. tono.olloh. ofMwe. Me. I a 00,000 20 Do.iss.at pin. ,•2.L to pay) 2 1T,60 ' Go. ol siminsim 0..., 10 0. 12. 8 1017 11: 115. ; :dai Do. lL Prel gniPPoli gno i e ;1141:11:::• 100 : 7,0001 BA , Do. op. et. Pena DM. 100 7,00000 Darjeeling (Lioli on .. , 8 10,000 100 Discounpolfatlont 1 10 10.000 10 Eastern Assam Tea( ) 110.000 60 I L holiaLand.CAPhi L 11 50,0001 90 B. India Wig,. et Canal! 11 10.00 0 l 60 Ebbw Vale , D 100,0001 to ,I47nglaoCamaTtd.(l ' 19,076/.1 IL , treadle Telegraph IC mow; & ;ling. and Am Coppor e 90,00 C 50 , Eng.and Forelgneredit 1 10,0001100 ' Eng.d:Soottialallorin.) l .l 16,000 10 Pal:bairn Eugloollring.l EOOO 60 Financial Discount (L) 11 10,000 10 Foreot. Wszeltotuo (1.1 I 10.000 60 104111vata (United) II 1 160,000 0 I .Credltd TlaolLoo.(1. 19,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigalloo II 10,000 50 'Hong g 'Homed "..loloolel MIL) I EOM 10 ong &China GM a 190,000 90 , HAMM@ Bay 10,000 60 !lumber Iron Works(L) 21 101,000 10 Inap.allst.Cdt.Aso (I) I 50,000 2 j i6d1.611 Minim (Um.( 1 40,000 60 International Coollact 11 150,000 90 Intarast.llnasalkeati I 800,000 10 Intemat Lind Cred it (L 10,000 60 Italian Land. 1 50.000 10 Malkin Infs. (Gan. Om)! a 1,0000001100 I Do. 6p. c. &la r. 1070 a 60,4001 26 ,JolntlitoekTftrount(l.), 1 10,000. 50 Lead Securities (Lim.) 4,000 96 liond. African Trilling ' 10,000. 26 : Lond.sodCaledon.lL (I, 600001 10 Lon.CountylAnd&BAL: 100001 5 Lood.lllstatot Tell& (La 40,000. 50 • Load. floss. Law (L). 16E525 Loud. G. Omnibus C.: L . 6,000 6 0 !Lond.gOlsag.gos.Co(L 10,900 50 , fond., Italian, do.Btot.' 0000, 60 ILood.ller. Diseouut,L) 64.500 10 'lond.Ptortnalaßlarine 10,000 10 ' Madras brigs. a Masi .•.._ , 20 I 10,000. 96 . Marine InvestmeMlL ) 1 6, 10600 10 IdautltAus Land /M(1L) I MOO 10 111.410. sxson. fa. (14 all 10000 50 'Merchant Shipping .10 15 16.000 90 , ffillwallY.Ld.aliockL. 60,000 60 , Eiliwsli Iron %mks.. 111,600. 10 ,Natallmultool.o. (1..) 110,000 26 National CM. Com. (L.) 10000; 26 NstlonalProv.Martifyi.: 10,000, 06 , Natlooll Mom Nov. t . 0000 10 ISferbarldatkod • L'L 8,000 101 Go, New 110,000 26 !N.Zealand L&II.Ag. L • 0.000 16 I . N.Zealead L&Loafol , 15,000 10 iNortheruMeamTealLl) 23,000' 10 , Do. B 1117,1761. 1 St. , N.Brit. A natraladautL) ,11 50,000 ! 10 .N.Brll.dtliterran. la 14., lEbvo i 10 !iowgong Tea (Limited , ' 60,0001 16 I. teem lamina annum. I 10.0 00 , 60 ,011ontalfinontailiLlm 1 51,000 1 1 'Oriental Gm (Limited) 0 50,0001 6I Do. New M OW 10 GrientinlandfiteaML 1, • 10000 10 Ifams• • stialau.i wont. I ' 11,.601, 10 .Ottoman Company (L.) , 10.000' 60 •Ottornm ndsl i L.) I 1 10.0001 5 Ottoman moo!unsi) al 100.006, 50 Overeild,OurneY.o o .(L. l 11 07,500' 10 ?mum:466.M .31,466.611 ; j I .0,2161 6 I Do. do. .ie. .1 all 26,000 1 10 ' q„ 1141.u001 11l 'Peel Riv.Landitllin. 'X) VS IBMS 50 Posinsalm di O. MOM" I WOO 60 Do. do. Nev..' 81 17,000 10 Onebesda L. L. IL(1 , 1 10,0t0 10 Rhyraney Iron • al 10.000 11 , Do. New .... - - ,el 13,110 16 1001. City Immo,. (7 ): el 70,1611 16 Dltto ditto _... . • .... 1 1 50,0101 20 Rio Janeiro GM (Lm.) , al 16,000 100 Royal Mail Roma . 1 • 880,110lllik mos AOMAlnvell. iL .161 60.000 50 Mal Knight. &00.(1 1 , 11 90,0/1. 9.1 ,uoc.inosoot fforntef ) , 14 !'1.00050 S. Aide= M. ac In. (1 1 I 101 001 15 koutb Australian Land , el 11111.000 1 .1 ili. Enboatillo Tellgeopb 1101 . 1 i Do. &GP al 2 1 1.6110 10 1 TaLCosatto n illain.(l.l 11 100.000, 10 , Moment llmesy 10.11.11 I 7,60 1 90 Trinidad Petroleum IL), 27,600 10 TrustlAgencyofAuLL ' 61,000 10 IT. a L C.. of v. amsdal 1.00.00 0! 10 Galvin of EAvet.ll... 81,003 6 17811MK.Pllill. 00 1 11 4' \ 100% 10 ; Julys's. Marine 1ue.51 16,008 10 Tpcor Ass vs 'raglan: , lEOOl' 16 Ditto 10008 80 Pon Illemsn's Land- S. 111,00( 60 Warrant Plootteettlnf ' . 11 10. 001 , 50 nosl India diPseineS.(V If 7I 17 4 21 id -- 22 an 171 Ml' .. ~ tz gB . B 2 1 . len - a 6 pid - at 51 la • f i pmzall • 20 25 • 78 82 dy BO 29 • 2 I Pi db Irr • 1 Oidis a S did 21 lidls 3 2db 2i e 2 Pm 2 311 II BMs ldle iv 974M1 74 16 3$ Nos F4l 4 3:p.n. n i I 3641 ... k ST 1911 Se 1111 116 1 114 117 B 3 1 616 .- 63 9 764 2i 1 6 1 211: : I: 4 I Mal .- 93 21 16 Ma tiii 1 1 6 I A , 133 - 1 35 ell - 1 7 , 3 2do 2 IMa 6 1 66 61 to 2AY per 6 Y 3 3 60 61 111 1. 4, 2 216.0 1 6 1 16 23 6 ig I 1 1 Wm - 14 2411 16 L a IS 16 161 tO 1621 2 16 - iC • RI 6 ad . I Om , 61 661 a 6ml 10 idle par all I 101 111 app 61_ -3 10 06 1 Ski 91 lidia• I 6db adts cal I— in it et In as 6'l 8i 10 11 9be 12 10 7 ells 10 U 1 1 9 ps 2 2 161 ea 18 19 Idb pu Idb 1a Si 6 4 7 6 ells ro 24 lidu s Pug Pt* & 1111; 17 10 11 0111 a 6 3 1411 'i 2 Idb 141 Pas 1 1, ' • 6 O r. ." ieu,. ,u 48 15 66 60 2 2 11 0/db ▪ 19 20 pd 10 1 9 T al 61 SI IS I Ibr 19 19 O 1 s .Idb par 2 ; par IPra ' 6 Oa 4 I , 61 elarai ill I %It; 8 II ifdls xd. • 28 43 49 ' ri 1 74 76 1 16 ; 17 19 ton 91 be 4 1 08' sll 19 31 ; al 29 64. 86 9 i • 10 1 3 * M. ; . Par 1 7 01 80 ; 110 113 11 ,ss i2B 10 14 11 dal 10 ; 6 4 dla• 6 I Idb . a. 30 92 100 ; 6 0 _ 00 , Ac111:1 : I t dim . ei 4 par 1 pm, 1 1 I Par itell 21 II Z 1 r. 1 1 1412.! yl IS lb Is l 2 teals 1 2 sal PREFERENCE slum Bristol sad Exeter, 4 per Cons. stork, SR North 'Astern, West Hartlepool Rub. sad RaL, Slj FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. I f. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 104 to Sambre sad Ken" 71. South Austrian sad Lomberdo•Cenetias, lfrf. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. ENTRAORDINART CASE OP ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Ja nee Trotter. a young man evidently of good education aced eldress, was brought before Alderman Rose. who sat for the Lord Mayor, charged with attempting to commit soieide at London-bridge. Frank Potter, a City police-constable, stated that he was en duty on Loudon-bridge, and about 3 o'clock yester day morning he saw the prisoner, who was very respectably dressed, walking along on the smith side of the bridge, sad shortly afterwards he beard a cry that amu was io the water. He immediately went down the ater h ste h olding to the wharf, a .d saw the peisooer was in the wolding on by the chain belonging to the wharf. Toe water was from eighteen to twenty feet deep at the spot, and the prisoner must have been drowned if assist ance had not been rendered to bhn. Alderman Hoge asked the defendant what he had to say to the charge of baying attempted to destroy himself He replied that he knew nothing at all about the matter. All he remembered was that be was tired and sat down on the bridge, and he supposed that be mast Inve got up and walked into the river. He only came to his senses when he found himself is the water, and he tried to swim ashore, and twice got to the steps, but the current was so strong that it carried him back into the stream, and he should have been drowsed if he had not caught bold of the chain and the c matable have come to his Alderman Rase told the defendant that his story war a very estraordinary °Le, and he should nomad him, in order that some inquiries might be made about him. NIATIPS.-(21116 DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a good extent, for a Saturday. Chiverton tiloor shares are in strong de mand, and have risen t orts} to 6, being 15e. better than yesterday. N Treskerby are also timer, at 33 to ; South Dar ren are q uoted 2 to 3 ; East Lovell, 14} to 153 ; East Caradon, 8i to ftli ; West Caradon, 103 to ; West Chiver ton, 78 to Bo ; Lady Bertha , 12a. a. to 13s. 6d. ; and Caldbeck Fells ' ji to 4 prem. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Brlesars. von Dadelszeu and North: We have to report a good amount of business in the metal market this week ; operators have acted freely, and prices bare been well maintained. : The demand for Welsh and fitafcedahire iron mations' good, and has pri a ces are tending in sellers' favour. Scotch pig business Ms iron d vanced to 595. 9 d., cash. Copper: A lams bees done at irregular prices, bat the market is decidedly much firmer, and second-hand parcels are becoming very • scarce. The next ours from Chili is anxiously expecteone d. Tin : The market is quie t but firm ; Weiner ha a been d in Straits' at 961. 10a. to 981. English firm at official gnat:Um:l% Banos sales :A M *. Tm plates a rted ; shad p easia din iea u d p. : • wards. Spells The marke r t e ts become eery quiet, and , lower prices have been accepted ; 221. and beanspot here ;no demand for for ward. Belgian 'pa lter has soli at 211. ss. to 211. 7s. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL (TH COTTONY.) MARKET. IS DA (sa amnia AND OTILIINATIOIAL neueolara.) (ram oua ovra ooaaserearmarr.) The market eery dull. Sales about 6,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ia quiet Town tallow is quoted 49a. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot , 495. 61. ; December, 4ai. 6d. January to March, 50a.; Mareb, 51s. 6d. Mauarr vessoca. —Town tallow, 51a. 6d. ; fat by .k ditto. 2.. ; yellow Russia, 51s. 3d. ; melted eta, 40a. Od. ; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; greases, 20a. ; good SHITUFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at. the fol day's prices. Prime inesdow hay, 95a. to 105 a.; infeitor ditto, ftos. to 905.; straw.mclover, 120 s. to 1301.; isfertor ditto, 10Z,s. to 115 s. 3os. to 40s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DIY.) Little alteration has taken plaos slime oar last report. Pineipples are still uousually abnadant and cheap. Pears consist allay of Winter Nolte, Beane Dial, Faster Bmlrre, and can Mons Leon le C lare. Orator coati's' to fetch good pricer. Oranges are becoming more pleatif id. Potatoes of good quality are also &handset. Prep& asparagus mu t t on's to make its apparatus, and rhubarb and sea , kale are each sufficient for the demand. Flowe themu rs chiefly co nsist of orchids, heaths , mignowetta, chrysanm', Cbiasse primulas, sad roes . FRG Pine apples. per lb., es to 65 Grapes, per lb., 45 to Ss Apples, per sieve, ts to Ss Pears, A s a , p er ft 4341 to 4s ad I Oranges, per 100, 4s to 10s TIORTI Cabbages. per dot.,ls ad to bad Asparagus, perbudie. lra tali% Sea Kale, per punnet, is Od to 3s Potatoes, York Regents, per • ton, IS4 to 904 „ Roeirs, do., 454 to 655 Flukes, 1104 to 12/s „ do. Kidneys, Ss to lks per cwt. ' Carrots, per linnet/. 41 to 6.1 Turnips, per bunch, 4d to ad UT, Lemons, per 100, tie to lea Nate, cob, per 1001 e, 120 e tolSos Bra per bushel, les Almonds, do., lb to 10e ABLIte. Wary, per bundle, Is to Is 6d encashes,. loch. 94 to Is Beet, per dos.. Is 64 to Ss Shallots, per lb. ad Garlic, per lb., Sd I,ettaces, per doz.,ls Od ladles, per seers. Is to 21 ed 1 Artichokes. p. dos., 44 to es Horseradish, p. beach, Is WY Mushrooms, p.pott., la to Is 6.1 Parsley, per dos. bum, 24 to se Herbs. per bunch. id I Closing Prtoes• 0 01 102 OS 6r 6i }OmI 10 11 77 82 s-9 101 OS 70 101 103 102 103 103 . !04 50 Si 85 1 1 go 62 66 GO 55 58 no 66 66 45 40 44 32 14 Si 83 143_ 104 00 -- i 6 6 In 1 I Ow in. In; 102 i 1 7 4 Sias 93 96 kb 67 1 06,116 1011 10"1; 94 9 6 E 9 91 64 66 at 66 Nl* 104 101* jot PUG 102 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 611.1 tel 1110. I IL I x0,000;1 0 !AVS & Mastermaoo l 10,000' 60 ,AlMoo 10,000 100 .8111as0eLesA 11611 9 001 10,0000 0 i Do. Maned MlO pm. 5 100,000' 10 .anglo Jumbo 40,0001 60 Anglo kgyptlaa 11 10,000, 6e Anglo Italian (Llinitod• 11 11,1100 20 kelatleßank.Cor.nevab I 30,0001 40 Aostralsala al umblal al 111,600 10 Bankof BetiahLol al 10,001! 15 hank of llgypt 4.000 100 Bank of Landon 1 61 16.000! 95 Bank of Otago a/ 051 W) I 2 10,000 100 Book of taiteeualival 1 1 1! 20,000' 60 Banker Vlctoria,Auatria,. 11 10,000 . 10 Bank of New Zealand lll 41,000' 0 Bartied'a Bank (Limited ! 11 40.000 1 10 Braillian&rortuguseeiL 11 10,000. 60 British & Callferulan (L 10,000' 60 &Utah N. America a 40,0001 10 C. Bk. intik...too., China al 10,000, 28 Chart. kier. of Indla,&e 11,000 100 City 10,000 1 100 Colonial 40,000. 94 !(om•Bank of Canada , 40,0001 21 Vow. Bask of ,Odin, C. 100,000, 10 ,ConeoUdated Bank (L) 1,000.100 . 00095'004 1 I,ooo'loo Do. New 10,0001 60 Delhi and London 90,000, 60 leas Dlillioll 11.A1131662) 40,000; 10 Ikaatera Exchange , Lim) 10,000 1 96 English Joint Stock (4) 90.000 10 sog.Bcol&AtiaLCOartd. 10,000, 60 • ireielish and Swedish (I. 46,004! 60 European Bank, Limited 10.000100 ntoduin.Chloa&Jap. (14 0,0051100 Do. Waned at fpm 20,000300 ! Do. New 10,000 100 Impala Bank, Limited il 1111.0011 10 Imperial Ottoman- 1 5. 000 , 11 1,005, 26 Do. New 1 100 . 000 , 10 Land Karla: Indla(ll 4 20,000 10 Lou.Nk.ollfea i co dc . 11 10,960,100 London and Brad l laa 22.000 r DO. New .... .- . • 71 6,000!100 Landon At Weer Pl&t.(L 63.0101 16 Do. New, ma. at le pm 60,000, 10 lon. Claßiulk ef Aosta'. al 30,0101 60 Landon and County 1( 71000 1 60 London Joint Stook- - 11 WOOD 10 London& Booth African al 6,000.10 Lon. &0, Wemern (Um. N 6.000 , 100 Do, do. New _ 6,000. 60 London& Venezuela (L.) 12 60,0010 0 Len. & Westmlneraw 10,000 0001100 100 Ilarehant N SI 6,ew , If 11,000, 60 ' Do. lleresntlM 0 I tzehaniL 1 18.0 00 100 lletro. & Poor, bank (L 90 4,160100 Do. de. 6.000 100 61141.n.' Bask Lim 1 - 00 20.000, 6 National of AustralsAa , 4 10,001,100 Nano... , J 4 1 10,000 100 Crew of linglsod 1 2 . 020 1 20 Do. 2nd and Srd Dane 40,000; 60 'National Bank 57,600: 91) New Booth Wales I 61,005 1 10 New Zeeland (Ilzat10d) 60.000! 16 North Western 00.000, 16 Oriental Bank Dornoro. 20,000 40 Orlent.Com.B.Llate o .o 15,000 20. Do. do. late N. 1 5.1 21,000 20 Do. do. later.C. ! 200100 1 60 Prowln.BanklnEa:drP•ll, 11 7,110 1 60 Do. de. II 101'00 100 Product it Ireton, 10,000,, 10 10 , Do. do m,600 *DeIM(L it 20.90 11 11ooth hogralla a irdai 100 • Mod. 0t 11.11 Africa 10,0011041 Do. de. It &taps lO 10.000, 16 II:Wm el knalratia_.- on MOM 100 Onion el Ireland (Wm) NI 161.010 AO :Vika al Ueda , ls SO Si DO IFaI CL priced. I yJM' 69 61 i 9 6 11 ,4 3 Mil 13 6 6Pm • 6 6 PID 33 6 19m 0 1 I Ile 1 11 9 m rd 141 4 2Wm 17 19 09 71 St SS so 91 vi 139 141 3 Idl* 717 6 6 Mai ea ea ' 44 1 6 7Pm Idl. 'sr ldla par 1 .lla 48 60 •••• 34 46 211 48 IP 102 111 61 43 42 1; all— i I 4411 33 1 U 2 22 - 6 6 16 Oa. - 1 1 2 Air 11 * 11 90 21 - D 6 4 411 - 6 3i 91116 • A 18 20 18 6 16 18 • ▪ 16 18 6i 1• a I) pit 281 O 5 P 2 15 1 al 26 27 6 ldls Dar Ira 41 al6 i I 38 14 %D,Ol 4% 14 41 54PIS las 8 lD * 91 . 6 m _4 7 .9 1 6 6 sa 60 161 17; I law Oar A I ldls par 1211 1 111 par '0 I ` le 98 2210 1 par 1 pm 41 SiMa 2 1 dis 182 2 1 81. 2 IM. 18 1 2 Vpm • I _. 7 9pm as- - ii I W I 77 7 9 dl ' 43 46 f Di 6i , 51 63 l -- oft' 4 1 2 1 di , to t $ 2 4 41 . 10 $ 1 : S: " 4 all -•— \to 1 ti 4 414 51 6 11 M 66 - , 11 10 Ms - I 7 - ad aa sMa 54 4 2Ms - M 14 . 4' I