The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-06 00:00:00

I another visit from Mr. Arthur Russell, M.P., who® 1 had the honour of pramat log to Garibaldi The name of Russell is too po pular in Garibaldi's camp to leave any one in doubt how the hou. member was received. The Marquis of Dowushire has aim arrived with his family. CASERTA. Ocr. 19, Emma. To-,lsy the fortress of Capita opened, a most tre int u.lous lire upon our camp. One of our mortar txittcriea having been finished during the day threw thr'e ■heW upon the town. Two missed ; but the tioni burst against the spire of the Dump). The N..,politans then opened a heavy fire upon us and uced one of our batteries. We had about 120 de combat, amongst whom were two cap to: • .Ala Colonel Fabbrini, who had his right arm by the bursting of a shell. I expect that tL day after to-morrow we shall be in a position to onnnue the bombardment of Capita, and test the truth of the Neapolitan commander's boasting. LAW INTZLLIGENCE. (TRIZ DAT.) COURT OF QUERN'S BRNCH. ia Brew, —(Rids* the Lord Clad Jenson Mr. Jue tim W tearoom Yr. Julia Hill, and Mr. Justice Black burn.) LArARTI %MULL CLAIM ALLEIL--KABILA COLMNL Mr J. Brows maid he was inffilrected to Mare so betel( f Lieutenant William Crams Allem, of her Maitety's F.. 4, sow • primmer in the Quea's Trios, under the one nom uf • wart martial, for • habeas corps% to briott s in up w • view to hie diarists*, be dlesel all ly Seamed therein. It would sum that this mess plateau, who was et the time Lady 20 yearn of sms, is • soulDellt d punks. and whilst seder the Misuse of bassi oaks, led etre& kis eating ladies reveal with • sword as mto came his death • mouth 'Leeman Tor that olleue Larettreent Allen warn tried by • court inertial while eat at Port William, sad having been feud g.ulty of esamlaughter he wee sestenced to four yews' g sument without heel saber in Ape Ton. stentelly, however, the esteem had bees turned into ere • traseportatiss, fee Lieetessat Allen bed bees ris weed is the .entry from the LA ladies, ad lase sow ender easimmut is the Ques's Prises. Whilst is Ape Ist he our free to go abost salifest t h e his parole sot to Imes the fort, and he was w e is baba of dieing every day with the pr rwuu. Os the Midi of November, 11100, the primmer was emuoved hose Agra to Fart whose, as the 30th of Jemmy in the penent year, he was miss to be forwarded to Esigfand. Os the Mb of Jens, having leaded Begiestl, Mr. Apes warn mat is the Ent Meuse to Chatham, whore be wee pieced under dome meet ; bat es the 76th of the sus month he was trushrred to Millheik Primus, where be peetically saiihrwest serriestia Ovs the NU of J however, as the interfuses si his father, the prisoner Mr moored to the tissen's The Lord Chief Jutice—l sadereand your objesues be. Mr. Brows, that the Mutiny Act purribes the pews mato le to epeeist the pleas wham • peasser is to be cos. no That awes hail boss followed is this see, 111 hips F..rt Ins appointed by Lord Clyde te be the plum of coM tin,seest. I s e queue ties is us it oompitest to the iothurities ehmeputly to alter the plass of semilsessold, *al the prerly ooevert the 1411,4000 into use of trees portaties. You may take • role, which bed better be erred apse the Home-a . end the War Department, as • m spa the keeper of the Queen's Trees. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. *Wisp is amos. —(Behin the Lard ChM( lustily, Br lw mid Justices Bytes, and Yeatum.) imilm P. mu "IMLAY!) !AILWAT COMPANT. —YALU This win artioa to recover damages in comequesce of the railway company hammy given the planatiff. a carman, ia charge for @Malin woe weave. He was acquitted of the criminal charge, sad the jury in the. /wilco awarded bun • emnpemation d SOL Yeeterday a motion wee made I.e a WI, trial, wpm the ground that the vocalist waa spinet the endow& _ . The Lena Chief jeltke sow said, that they had consulted Mr. Justice Blackburn, who presided oh the trial of the acts. o, and IbM he was not dimatiellad with the verdict. There would, therefore, be so rule for s sew trisf. Rule refused. Sittings M Nisi Prins io Meldlesex.—(Balers Yr. Justice Wilke sad • Common Juty.) 1111 JOWL TIM Jo2T, £JD TIM Mr. Justice Wills, sow after taking MI east this more• m. repeated • complaiat which he had Ihremerly made is rehivere to the 000structime of this .nest, saying that larder the jury were meek mere eharyreiglited than the judge. it Ina inipmeade kw them to eis the demeanour of Um witseme•—• thing emestkl to trial by ))try. The only ezplastation of the miter which be could givi wee that they had inherited the marl hem Cho Court of Chan. Mr. Collier—Aed is the Court of Chancery the system of 4 all Rev smaziaatieas hes sot takes deep rout at prevent. COURT OF EXCHIQUIR. Ntuno in Banoo.—(Bdoro alio Loyd Chia( Baron and Buena Bramwell, Channel', and Wilde.) sutra AID WITS r. vnt.soff.-01 ATTOIONT'S BILL Mr. Macau/ay%weed for • new trial in this cane, trial bdor• Mr. Justice Williams at Nottingham. ,u the ground that the vetilict was spinet the a ii,ht of evidence. The plaintiffs sued as the ezecuton of s deceased attorney to newer 3111., the sinomeacif • tell el cost.. The defendant, • farmer, had hem cenviseed of shs.ting without a lionise on the evidence of • pagesper. He employed the dereasrd to prcenute the pm*. lieep,r for perjury, but the magistrates them; sed the rase. H. however, insisted on preferring an indhimiret, sad the deceased, at the defendant's desire, kid • case before counsel. It wan for tan work that the durtne sought to be recovered were made. The jury at the tn.' found fur the defendant, the defence being that the ~tt..rmy had undertakes the work at his owu risk. Their lordships granted • rule nisi. INSOLVRNT DI BTORS COURT. RISCLATIORS OM TO ADMIRALTY. Captain CluurlesValieesies;es, el the royal navy. ap plied for his Inel order. Mr. lmeer, ea estatter, spieared in 'Newt' for • portion of the bidtgey. Mr. yard sup. Patel. Thiv case ilieckeed a regulation of the Admiralty not generally hooves. The insolvent's debta amounted to 592/ and ths worse was 13a 7d. a dry. amostuting to 247/. 175. 11.1. per sa•ai. There were deductions, sad the quee n.s w.ei the amount to he set snide for the crstitors. The in.olvent bad proposed 301. a year. and was willing to Memos it to 401.. but the creditor thought a much larger sten sh..uld be set made. iseolveat stated that besides his wife be had • sou of who was preparers! an Grease, toper for ea sesiatant clerkship a the rvy, which would es be at fleet worth C./. s year, aad by • Iraklion d the wry he should have pay 401. a year. Mr. l'orossuer Nichols wished to know the mots of cia a tag dries. Mr. &rood said it was considered that 451. • year was aid the parrots were rraired to is re aa allowssee. laded, 1110 apporatinenti would sot be gives wiith.st such so wagarrtawling. Mr. Vosiaiseraer Nicker asked whether It re se? The :relent rid there would he law deem if womb did sot give such r nalarlaking. It appeared this the ireivest was 66, mod he amid he had been usersperediy reared from active swear skids had eisbersred Hie Meow 'heeded 301. • year be be we wide for the wet two Teem seal then to be boenesed b TOL n year. rr.tectiou tenevol. TIM POLICE COMM (TEll DAY.) MAMUMMIOUGH.IffitEET. LILT CLOMPS 140 , 1:41/1t.-rur9orlta • ManxSIM I Feu sass. samsd Newry anamiaw. Mortal ZiemberA Marro sod Slammed aria!" voi• rtorfisl Mims Mr. Ihnii• itribatug hoodbills i• I )lNretotrost. med obeiroseios the holerai. Withal, *wpm. 174 C, saii-At 9 o cloak lest sight. I was Is u.( whoa I mow ths ishooloota elan. Iwo* bills of Ohs rholsvoussasfit hoot of No. . 1 :3. • Ilsolusises . hop, hap Mr. . The= waking. frost of Mat domp sad worrhoro sin. Mr. sot • somber al the Bsot and Soo Trade Body Clostwg Amorist." sof Ow wan d obillrostias ths jparetoest. Th. refused to iss w rid Airy bad fled tio ite Mr, 1.1.1 on t. Qosses awl. Two boll• oars has WWI to Mr. Smados; as was tka soma till wheomaig Base siowsmisk the other rut as f0i 1... :-" Early drYL All tho bosiawhoes Y Oxford. 11414404 apwsd ha laLm their estitilohnoeto at SI o'clock Polar •aragssg) "BA the easspliss of Mr. Parker, who sr.. 11/ low pan • ft^ when s obspers, Oho asset Power. 1,4 Wetmore bas rho early anise inowsomosl Do est potrwsiso the Asp that Intim to all .s Ye above haw." laseirdeku--1 bed ..bib} but wt Ulm by valuate fer Dor who W. l woe eaurely tads, b ewe et way Meek ereißst I saw yes Asirlh•So ems. Loslort-I will admit I ••• dialribuiles tie WL. tot 4.1 mai koow I was amiss mew I did set toothie myself t.. it. hoot ol Mr. Parker'• shop. It.. twit -I will Wasik dialAselizig the bah. but tho coo. • • 411 sot .peak to as. sod I was sot token al I was • Ast.uow from the shor. s!,oil l I distributed must bill,. bat dal sot stood still. 191 C. said -I was railer! to Ow frost ..1 Mr. E.:kris stop east OW all the didsistaists but Baosiater TEE ELF/1E815 4 , TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Militias; tinctie. but,. cows hills. Ditaskiat Ins sat ha was distributing bilikeir lirdi bins la his hand. Lambiwt--aminter ~inguil le hills. .1 inn wining to take al the bias on Mr. Bemire, addreasing a Viiskudeots, mid—Now, just understand me. One of - Lyon kw mid he did ma blow he was break* tins Lw . U there is one thing more than another an Begffishman is proud of, it is liberty, and if any one trite to tab away that liberty, I will put as the seven* paselty Yes are breaking the law by distributing is the street any handbills, but when I see you are trying to Mime a man by diMrilinting these handbills in trout cis tradmensa's shop, I will put • stop to it. lam act going to the extent I will do if this conti. noes, but with the exception of Bannister, whom I shall discharge, you mast all enter into your recognisance• keep. the peace for three months, and do out do it agaiu, for if you do I shall line you kin tech, or 00e mouth. WARYLREIONE. ♦rrolrnE= SUICIDE Of ♦ MAIL A rempeetablydr.red - aged 72, — "leocribed ao s drmaker ,lid at 55, North-street, was brought before Mr. Mansfield, charged with attempting to terminate her exitance by drowsing. It appeared from the evidence of aladme 175 D, that at four the morning, while on duty in Melllield•road. Maida.Mll, he received information Mat tb prisoner had been several time walking to mid fro by the side of the canaL Hs (vinous) took her IMs ago*, bb informant bevies Mated to lan that site wee be Ibe M of platigieg into the water, whet he ausbed hewed sea seising her by the arm prevented Mr bem Gaming bit ssiiil Intintkis into effect. At the station tee tried three sevemd them to otrangle herself with bar Erten, handkerchief, and stay. lam She was the worm fee drink. The prisoner, on alielirhat mythshe had to my, replied. is teen, that the / el the sortagaiii. Hr. MilGs4 Aar nem sedse & ing ft inn, sefrainswat should be ghee be her, gens abatises Ilkit she should be deleined, eider that seine her either, *fag Belleadutrest, Bliaktrlsse, night be malseied snmo nits ro Mom or WensflaDAl•lll. Ww. Othal, aged 18, stallensa, Drewboeso4ses, Hempstead, was placed at the ber helm llit iffseesiald, with wilfully setting fire to none him ea Ramp heath, the roperty of Sir Themes Yaryan Wilson. eleadon, 113 deposed that at 10 o'clook bet night, while on the heath, looking oat for boys who were in the habit of doing much mischief on Guy Fawkes nights, he saw the prisoner tight a locifer and set It. to the form, which ins speedily in a blase. Witness took him into mis t*. end at the notion-house dx locifem and a knife were Ind in ha possessiots. It we farther shown that be had ben seat away from the Itmth twice before on the mine evening, when it was Vthat he was shout to perpetrate the like offence. sai enetable mid that he hail seen Sir Thomas's anent. he Duthisti, and be we anxious that the prisoner should =AI semandsd the prisoner for a week, saying, if the Lard of lie Mawr, after being consulted with, would pressgang at the essiorie, he ( tho magistrate) would commit she d r at [or IdeL THE Datirrar sziorioN commlssloN. (TETI DAT.) • nothing to &Mil amat ; sail apse bet rid he would ankign_lbsss, and slit sem CalaiAl Tt rbnik Ml=v=ii. lb , beam bet ve it etmelleit e est ailed ass Ow beer el reeenser blies lg to which he the beam of the cam, ands mid I weed ed bib n •batiersadnin. I his hefty is lbe bedibeelivent bee the library I Reds sweeersabee. While lan big h• the doer mid awe bie the liber, ispea ON bib he must go back seeks intlemninitginme monii lobe bile into custody. Having made the amesseriess. I • tab his him b bade. and WY Me dal it wield be pia odes. The Chief Commiedoner—What was be subject of his complaint Do you know what it was he webbed to see Mr. Bess about! Mr. Disraeli—l resll very little ealibilee to him. I esderetood that he w3akad to see Kr. PA" mg in refer ence to his own Brie bet la amerce b wing be called important inf =Mies b pubis isellers. The envelope produced is the envelops I gave to Brodie, but it contained an enclosure of which the enbasnoe wee se follows :—"The bearer of this, by alms Brodie, soots very much to see Mr. 800 I know Dedisingabent his business, but I have promised to get him a beeyieg" To this note I appended my initial " El." Abbe lamb or four monahs after this interview, I received a letter stating that the petition spinet the return for the borough of Frome would be withdrawn, peovided that I would give on undertaking that Mr. Donald Nicoll should not be indicted for a ow/piracy. I believe the kW, was a professional bet I only rend it with amass ment. I knew of the petition respecting From., or of Mr. Id ; but I ma& some inquiries, and SO ingirries I made drew my attention to the isderefew I led had with Brodie. Under these ciromelose the wetter WA eltegether so trivial bet it would base deb* ebbe' atl sionsibli• In the course of 6169 *wow BM. meliseedllebeia. Mar, where be mid ha bedi sea imbibes that he was ebb to return both eandlidmi lot of I scarcely hefted to whet he ea I and bard that Brodie aria ban la be .mule el Me. Nal aid nothing from whieb belie Right bib ask; something to do in costrezion Of course I inferred that as Blab IN11141111V;r11 3111111 his obieet was to obtain enspley re 1/41/11101/ eanvamer. The people in my h have inhabit M thnt Brodie has frequently at mi .. hene• Old has been very troublesome. Waal met Oyes k 114 lobby I did not say, " Well, Bog^ east are yet 6% 6 nor did I touch bia arm, end take bin with me. I did not ask him as 1110 wile going down the corridor where be Neil be el most service to the conservative party. Main of be kind occurred. I have already maid be spoke te lee of Mr. Earle at Berwick, but I did not ask him to befriend Mr. Earle. On the contrary, he said himself Oat be would be. Marx! Mr. Earle. Some days after the Morriew in tie lobby of the house ;Wodie robed est at II! ruins of Downingatreet in a very ogillied msneen OM. stopped me. He rid Mr. Rom would not Nelda b blessed after leaving him I gave orders to the polies prevent lie troubling me in future. I have not seen him lion General Peel was then called, and was ender nomination when our report left. 'B,Mi.RI 18 8.-(T7 Two o'Cloow. There has bees scarcely any business this morn iag in British railway stocks, but the market is !Mhat yeaterday's prices. The only 'variation noticing is an improvement of per cent. in Great Western stock, which is quoted 721 to 73. London and North Western stook is quoted 100} to 101 • Midland, 1331 to 134 • Lansashire and Yorkshire, 113 to 118 ; South 861 to ; and Caledonian 91* to 92. o- LombardVenetiaa; Railway shares are firm, at yesterday's advance, being quoted 11 to dia. Great Western of Canada have again decline& EXAILINATIOX OF MR. DIIIWILL The commissioners appointed by the House d Commas Warta Vaughmt, Lesidiegtos, mid Baritone, to inquire isto Ile bribery and complies Assad to have lama piths at the he. aid previews siestimas it Berwick upea-Twaed. as .d their Inantipatisa l ateraing. The Right Has.Hasa Dimon. M.P., was the first within. %Ma& Having has swim by Mr. Clohaldpe, the secretary, I hi said :—I was Chancellor al the Zufaequer is Lord Derby's adneableatioa. Became Chaseeller is the deeps of goverament in March, 1868. Mr. Z. A. Zarb beams my private secretary. Before that tithe I lathy Alistsweike Brodie. I think 1 first knew bins dent two or three mouths betas the forma/kg j the govern ment. My acquaintance with hi. nee out of tbe disclosures which took plan respetlisi Wisdom. Brodie had a great many Melds he the House of Commons, who thought he bad bees buddy treated, and that something should be less fee bins. It wee thought that his laicism bad bean 4 great public advaatage, and that in conamanes of giving it he had lost a public pm for which be wee competent. It wee further thought that it was a bad precedent, and would diseomps adminiatastive reform, if groom who pve evidenee found thearehos in jured in ounsequence. I considered the ease, sad as it was intended to make • representation in Brodie's behalf to the government, it was thought the government would not be averse to giving him some appoint ment. In that event. not being • supporter of the government, I should not have interfered ; bat if the ease of Weedon was brought before the House of Commons, as it was supposed it would be, there was some intention of incidentally mentioning the case el Brodie in the course of the debate. The Chief Commissioner—Had you been applied to by Brodie and by his friends to interest yourself I• hie sees ? Mr. Disraeli—Not by Brodie psnonally, bet by his friends. I think I had given a half•pemio that I would see Brodie, but I had never made a distinet appointment with him. 0110 day, however, prior to the change of go vernment, I was leaving my residence in Park.lane for the purpose of walking to the House of Honunons, when a person addressed me and mid his name wan Brodie, adding that his ace wan soma, Were the ►eew heloodisiely. He wished to knew when be would be,. aa appikamt, which he said 1 led goosiesd a hiesd at hie Withe s►ould hays. The Chia Chmeinissur-11•1 yes ponied to um say iallueses is premeisc an appolatmint he Brodie Mr. Disselli—N 1 bad so illsamis at that time at all. The Mel mor—l from yoar evidence list you bed promised your fries& to interest yaws& for Wm. Mr. Diaraeh—l simply said that if the facts I had heard prbvial to be true I should express some opinion upon the matter when the cam tome before the Home of Commons. When Brodie stopped am, I told hint I was walking down to the boom and that if b. would walk with me I would hear his dory. I listened to hie daemon!, eel formed my °pinks of theiedividsal hens that later. view. But Instead of the Wades make mining before the house • most aampestad event haggenied—sossely, the cheese cd 'oversees'. After the fenmation of the now geminated I received • letter tram Bawls re. riesling me of n 7 kind feelissa resaseser hie ems sad eapreming • hope that _ as I was no longer • mere member of parliament I would do mam afor him. I mode • minute upon that l e tt er m oos( • deal of correspondence rvceiveal to this effect—" I the person, and am rather interested in his case. Bee hies to aseertaia what he wants." In the letter he mentioned that there was • small office in the department with which be was ooseected which was vacant at that moment. He did not emetics what the office was, but said it would be as exce/lest opportunity for effecting what his friends wished. I made the minute, is ceder that Mr. Earle, my secretary, might ascertain what Drib wanted. I subsequently learnt from Mr. Bans that the Aloe he wanted was that of servant saddler at the ' Tower, which was vacant at the time and to which • of 2000. • year was attached. It wa s • situation for which Brodie from his previous planed was competent so far as • I knowledge of the bushes' was concerned, and 1 did not loos • secesseit in TVOUVUTOViIag that he might to preferred. The Chief Commissioner—But he was not amesesfaL Mr. Dfareell—He would have been but for • par. Carder remota It was neeemary to make some inquiries before he could receive the appointment, and the remit the implies was that, for mom which did not appear to ow to involve any inipotation upon the moral character of Brodie, it was found quite haposible that he could have the Ala. or, UAW, had raj die under the Quest. The Chief Coenniiseiwww—De you remember when it err that that COMMUIVOIdO.IIII4 eevwywd to Beanie! Mr. Dl•reeli—lt wessemenesienW tome at find, and I had to consider what! should do. After osaskteratino I instructed Mr. Earle to Me Bra* awd to ray Wet %fiance had bees a ppli e d for, awarding tw pewit, bat That it could not be =lfor mamas Ali bri we bed he Mika epee s moral character, lent whisk it quite bi pessalle to hold nut • psespeet of Ms bib, pub& sweley• nit. I air Brodie eareW times isi thie steed sahoupently, WI I had no iatervlew with lima fa Dowaiginot or as ..lien After the Also he appOod for was I smillwriagelga whit ommeof bleak wheiwhithe r seake Eight wet be hie for him, a ural= thSt he had rosolid private empkoyment which brireibil bit la WO& • year, sad all offorte es his behalf eared. I leaked wee Brodie as • wan with an infir mity, bee That le woo linallass It sot rudely treated. I saw bias hitasisseme them in the rr. In point of feet he beim wry troublesome. The report to the winseat reapsoing him was that De ins y Maui He wail take off his hat and bow to Imo in the An* szaiiimis.&"Thore In the as who was my biome' Hs mat • great many papers to the Treasury. I aims maw theft, but I believe they were very wild. He was ocm. small! at Dowaimpireet. but I dinned ea VPVEiftiO• IV hem Wen placed under the NITVVII•000 of the . pima Os the 14th of April, IMO, I mar Brodie in the lobbies . 01 the Howe et Cesintoss. The cosusakeioners are aware that on leaving the Home of Commons you come into the Carrel Hall. I was ie d : l ig through Um Ceti Hall towards the caning to the library, whoa • person addressed me, whom di not receigniee until he navel his hat. 1 llama =mod &mite. sad ma t " Hwy fini Brodie!" aad was on, whea he sate , " met his awe will yes, sir — it 's • :astir of We and itch. ad • affeem Yr. Farb." Not Miss to I west with him silo the corridor, which t i t :1 1 =C resort and not at all secluded. I west late tor OS the left, nor indeed le there • rem at all. He said • Ile. Earle r rug to Berwick ua.Twud, and I can be of poi use to bun, es I bars relatives and fried.therm" I Isid him I had nothing to do with sash matters. and 1 had no &ebb Idr. Berle had =lade bin arrangemeets. He thee mid—"l beet • ant bowies, piece of information to give to Mr. laelr r moo which I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCR (1T MUM= TILICIRAPN.) HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAT.) NURSERY HANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. 7 ma. fit•liT STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a half. Oentleman Walt, Chatterbox, Nell Owynne, Archbishop, and Handy are here. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. About three mills and • halt. Brunette, Kibworth Lam, Omer Pasha, Jerusalem, Tar tar, Cosmopolite, Melon, Sahib, The Dodger, Tumbler, King William, Fleur-de-Lis, Tomboy, Monmouthshire, Curate, and Old Ben Roe are here. Emperor, Wee Willie and Topsy are scratched. WI CHAMPIONSHIP.-(THIS DAY.) The long-pending fight between Sam Hurst., " The Stalybridge Infant," and Tom Paddock, having been appointed to oases off this day, about 300 persons started by • epee-ILI train on the Great Western Lion ai l ; o'n em la w a.m. The train halted between Mortimer jand • • move, however , was soon brined on by the yo bath Berke and BSA/ being present (doubtless enlivened by telegraph from Leaden), and the train retraced its trey to Reading, and thence proceeded on the Hungerford Dna* towards Aldermaston.. Hurst was seconded by Jesn Hodgkin and Jemmy Weld Paddock was seconded by Jerry NOOO sod Jem Robinson. After five wends, occupying ten minutes, the Infant was declared the winner. Tbsre was no knockdown blow. The launch of the new Piedmonteae frigate the Duke of thrum, which took place as Gems on Nov. $, in presence of Count Cavottr ' was attended by a serious acci dent. The vessel struck against a wall which had been opened, but, as it appears, not ntfilanutly to make way fir it. Several spectators were killed and wounded, but par. tinders are wanting. Another eminent Hungarian, Count Ladialaa Taleki, an ax-Miaister Plecipotoutiary, writes a long letter to the Fran, to protest against M. da Seeners'a ntis faotion with the Austrian eonatltatioa. The Preset, although is the main it agree+ wfth M. de Summers, iamb the letter, after having struck out a few personal aim vations. " General de Montauban," says the Journal du Harry, " has, it is said, been timed a senator as • re• ward for the drill he displayed in prepariog and executing the attack on the Chinos positions" Garibaldi accompanied the King to Teano, where • wins MOO occurred. The people been shooting. "Es ries Geribehli 1" The latter stopped then, and mid. Q 7 "Erring ii R. d' Italie, Vittorio Enennshe r pointing to the Bing. The my was raised, sad after it eggs "Ervin Garibaldi !" on which the King seed, "You en right ; it f. he who is king here."—Oarrespondent of the Trees Tax EARL CAWDOI.—We repot to state that the Earl Odder /la &agony* ill, at bin sad, ede-4 010 Court, Peralmaltedairs. Tye medal gualisesam from tows an ia Waded% sad the MINIS d the adds pea's an armed hid, swept Visaed Mobs. sod be is in has war home, bawds bees Islepaphed ler he. GOMM The Osumleeu el Nbidade, Cad tai Dem* lady Dancombe, sod the Nom Oldie Oomph& lene anima at alsokladr. The met mien reclean amlidded. BAPZIONOITAnON or Sorter Norm—Lord Stan hale, sem d the llad d Chestsradd, is the only amadidate at peemst ellude hinssirtsflleptkenemeeyforthisdivides, mend %gas &wiles al lord Newark to the Upper Hosea LedllOnhape bee Weed aa address, ha Ada he says :—" I =dna* sidebed Is oomearsatireideekbee, sad dim= d rig sur amedlielios me staid is Madteperp, bat at the ems tins mania glee my sopped ee mai medeled end welidaiddend mamma sa the propedve impeessed al the pee&to wealth, idealisms, awl eddattam dememda I dada deeply regret say reg Arin et WA vim between rhumb dal stem whit* bee added as lame sad dna =fzboth. I v to ass ser add mad mill kept uplm that dopes elleissey that pill ware oar esamerce sad protect oor assess from for lamina. I eatidly agree In that primal& a/ 1/00-1114E. Veda= oldish tie government of this °dairy appear dear middle adhere to."_ . kiisrrAiy Bcimsco tx Woo& os foto lacrontra.-0a Friday evening a all reeetbr anga teol pine Booby", is ago of the worha al rp Mr. sea, for MN al bear* ken Mr. lkieeteetee as add ran is t e application of the aew dean *onto to "nano amok nth as woratily oast r osamanin with large finer. Mr. thanolon eitoopied the their, sag as the platform wire the 3ao am J. Bask, Mr. Bay, deck Mr. ,of the way, Mr. Menfore, Mr.= Mr. Beak, Ha The salmi was to with yeat attenats„ col the prososhop yore a/ a ant escalatory and ONIONSIM( ehonoton Mose workman la the employ a/ Mr. Mainiona an opoons thi week to be examined at Beath Loriagtos Mein, Sr the train' certificate is anima, in air tart they may tomb la the evening dame Isolooslos to the sew schools of Mr. Bounuelna. TtxfiILIVIATIOX OF TIZ LACJOILLZIe /In a= —W e yesterday ansonnend Ilea temninatias d this 'bike. The following put*** eiroonsiunos bitu m t i nuesse lotus :—To afoot u esisbie OXON& Sons were asereary, and bo th e m and eimplwynd expunged their .iopese to make cu. In mesa bi stros Use wornness will reaeire ler wages than formirly, and in oats aura This friendly adjustment of all dills , soma ban kindled • more ldndly feeling between the opts. tires and their amployen Man bas existed for sows time putt Bann LND SAO FRAXOIIIIIXI PSIXAMIRJOO RAlle repert yestadey WAY COXIAZT ad the 111111•1.—Mbur loneki kse sliso of ear . shims% in to OP the amount that we add Faltaltir be swig 'wiped to essapisto the Mau wah•aimm•miumminditaftooK Prvr" snesient. Mr. Jegnsaimai no smosioni to Wm elect AU Vie gumbos le: s = NB es sod lelf magebetek kyle lbe eeikplies mop& tbf! a lra ul te pi se lAel Wawa •may et len lords vp Amor. The prima. tendeelleg with • vote it thenlis Is the ebedornies. °Nuns Pawn.. ONs UNNaso MONDAY, Nov. s.—bilsokseiena en 1,378; MU by sneer tiebeek 743 t told Alb% S. 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Antra* aad atlaa . 011 11* t'll - 9),11116 Is • Uwe. of 19619 mad Mu A is ss - s so . - 14,030 100 ' 7* - sk u .1010eada an - - - 16,666 10l . et Lasko lO 11 11 22 1 0. 510 Chasid all • 14 111 - 10, 111 * d Iriberland. all - - - 11. IS CIL Ink al AaolrL ell Id 14 - $9llll IP n s o=l - - 811 111 . 10 - - 31 29 11 i 11 Isle Afrikei 2 14 Um - I 119 100 . awl Wriutuder lO -•- el 2 KM I.o * ) al Prow. et Vow ll Wand 0 -.-. - - - 66, De. .... IS leak MAN 11 Now INN Wales 811,011 26 . . Beak Corpora all 44 46 sal -sal UM/ 11 , Beak - 1190411 140 Prortadal al Ireland - - - USNII Do. New N . th Australis 161 * Lam of dasinalla ,»••all - e * n: 60 Union of Lomas l3 - - 111! 1 IN Oat* llaterl... lll .. - - - 111111111111.11110179 So. IN. I 001121911119. IPd I CL pram I Sales. 10,000 10 "•.' "" ' - .. all 14 16 - 4 006 16 Awful .... 10 91 IS - 011 14 1 . ... .. all 6 6f - - - SOO . Ausrlaut Led .. 40 29 VI - $OOO II lkalblrlals Nes. TeL • all SS ST - 0,101 N Dal T per a. 11/1 UM all 16 10 - 11.7/8 MI D 9 0 SKS ~t, lend all 1U 118 .. LOCO, 10 .. Lauds TeL (L) ell - ,-.-• U 0,010! . 111.0104.&ftAilt. ell - - - 11000 28 , Pre p taper oral all N9l - Moms 86. • - 110,001 U. , riekevame IN 98 101 - 160,000 fli. Ds. 0p 06. Pee. Dab lO6 106 1011 - 60,020 20 Emil a email 1 - - - 200.,000109 26 01. llealaia Taiegrapla al MI 7 Do. llow - 70,000 I 1 / 4 4.191 ANIL Oop. 1911 1 10 LS 116.6a*srl M asSea 16 --- - MO, 1 Uip ONI) . all 1 - 110,001 1 Do. Vim NEL IT6I. .11 1 f 4 6 Meld Tal. (19) p - - dB ... SO Landis Dirrool ( L. )) 616 00 ... 104 6 Oa Cleaalbas all 111 14 111 . [Mg& a Canal 1 ll if 2 m s SIP, lib Si a - - U. L ow itilksa.) 1 6 -. 19 Is 00 6 11 ISs - 4 se NofteddeOsaltlnalle 1 I 2 die - 11,110 14 alliedsada Lad - 10, 1 Do. 6p. 0., a atl 1s all I 1 - 1,724100 . Dram. et N. Scot. Ld BO - - - 128,A0070 1 1 , . lad Aus Gas all tralasian all l a 1 1 1 - M . - 60,000 1 Da. °New Nana' - 10,000 10 • L. Ste. plAra.)• 111 - - -. 10,000 19 Do. do. B 6 - - - 030,000 RI. Peel laver Lad& 10n. 100 AT 41 - 11,000 DO Pula andories.llleame all 77 70 - 10,000 80 Do, Now l6 11114 pm - dl, 9/ lad Bea • lad. Tel. 4 A,. forfar Te tylkr. Gov. 611 174 17, - 10, - 10, : . . New an 5 d - 16 . •.. Mall Nam 2, 2 ,-- ANC Uvula 100 128 128 - 1 4 . Arlrellia land an as sa - Swap - 1 DI do. 16056:664 all 1 i 1 - 91 t• Os la.oo. Up. Caa 6 - - 1 - US UM 111 Umeata laad - MCIAL AND 'TB. - FRPOOL CORN MARKET.-{THIS DAY.: (at memo AID MOH MAcorrew TRAMPS.) (ROY 043 OWN 00113/11PONDI7T.) _ _ _ Market fairly attended. Good consumptive dimmed for wheat, at fully Friday's rates. Flour, moderate inquiry, at late rates. Indian corn steady. Oats, oatmeal, and bes MINCING-LA/11L-(THIS DLL) Sunait.—The market !unopened with a very Arm appeae. anoe, and the Barbadosa public sale ban gone off brkkly at a shade advance. Refined without alteratice. Cosigg—The public salsa are progreening without show ing any material alteration in prices. 3t►.—This article remains quiet. Carroty.—No sales of importance reported, but the mar ket is very Arm. Rict.—The market le steady. Ron PAW= without alteration. SPICZI have sold at previous rated. Markets pnemily have a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The witst is steady today at the assexed picas Petataban Y.O. on the spot, 61a. ; Deeesbor, 61a. 9d ; January to March. 61.. 6d. ; April to Jaw, E6a. ; October to Deomber, 1861, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Nam Davia and Co. report trade fine to-day. Prior:—Prime meadow ba 75a. to 04a Vim do., 935. to 115 e. ; interior do., 5 0. . to 60a. ; rowan, .to 30a.; clover, old, 90a. to 1200. ; ditto . cooed ent, SOL to 10011. straw, 30a. to 38e. ArrissuiN Sussmosmiza Iltran.—lt is proposed to meet a testimonial to Shakespeare on thie opposehiog et Isis birth. The propositka slam met with I tn.tr, sod a number of mbeerlplless lave been °Wield ter the desired O ommiltiab ollisea At s nes at a[ the Testimonial hid it was noolved doh throe gestiserabeoppolatal is Leadea to set as • "masisSW el tide la Ikll esieelime ot a du for the banded siates. mil amodilse to cow deli et Zama Gad* b sod lkilda. sad Ilk Clhollso Erg =sad that bat* *sisal aalioddidi p oem to sea. de*" lie al ma soun iilso tie sant lis Am* madloshow Tin misolisa et ibo oaa adlisodsos WNW aryl holks dlessoratoot et the peadode Zookod odmihris dioof oar aiglooid psoL—Juseraihms aid Ara solls NONE} MARKET-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocK. The funds today are firm, but scarcely higher than yestarday. Very little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. In the absence of transactions the share markets are firm at yesterday's prima. At Park this morning, according to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 69fr.L8,5c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 1 , 93, and .93e foe money, and 93 and 931 for the account. The pressed quotations are 93 to for cash, land 934, " sellers," for next Thursday. Half an hour ago the price was 93i to I. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 11, ; New Three per Ceuta, 911, 4 , 4,4 ; India Stock,233; ditto Five per Coat stock, 1859, 1034, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 95 ;Exchequer Bills, par, Se. die. The foreign stock market is likewise very quiet, with scarcely any change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1858, however, after being dealt in at 58 to 58j, is now flatter. The Loan of 1854 remains firm, at 71 to 1. As regards other foreign stocks there is no feature of the slightest interest. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88g, ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 651 (exchange lEfl.) ; Russian Five per Ceuta., 105 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1859, 621, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 401; Turkish Six per Cents-, 1864, for account, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 58 ; ditto for account, Although withdrawals of gold from the Bank are still taking place for abroad, and discussions con tinue to be heard as to the period at which a rise in the Bank rate of discount may be looked for, the commercial demand for money is only moderate. The best short bills were taken in most quarters yesterday at 31 per cent. The applications at the Bank were of an average character. It is confirmed that the numerous bills which arrived at maturity on the 4th, have been remarkably well met. At Vienna on Saturday the Five per Cent. Me tallic' rose g per cent. About 20,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The tallow market yesterday was steady, at the rise of is. 6d. to 2s. per cwt. established last week. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, but the sales did not exceed 10,000 bales, the letters by the steamer being awaited. The proceedings at the meeting of the Pernam buco Railway Company yesterday were of an inter esting character, some of the shareholders who lately formed a deputation to the Brazilian Ambas sador figuring yesterday as supporters of the board. It is of importance to the interests of the share holders in this undertaking, that sight should not be lost of the fact that the Brazilian Minister is ex officio a member of the board. He must be held, therefore to have sanctioned the various steps in its pro ceedings--nuleas, indeed, there is some special protest of his on record. • The directors of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada have issued their half-yearly report. The net revenue was 80,2391., which, with the addition of the surplus from list half year, was 104 , 0631. Deducting 74,3691. for in terest,i renewals of bridges, rails, &a, there is an available balance of 29,6831., which the directors recommend to be carried to the credit of the current half-year. Whilst the traffic has been greater by 9,7461. than in the corresponding six months of 1859, the working expenses have increased 3,1631. The directors state that they have taken "strong action " on the subject of the reductions in the rates for goods, caused by oompetition, and that they "hope before long to do no business except at remunerative prime." Attention is drawn to the large outlay (47,260/.) which will be required for the maintenanee of the road, dic. during the next five years. Mr. Brydges has been Called to England to explain the transaction connected with the recent public sale of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway Company. The board " deplore" the de lay which has taken place in the proceedings of the committee of investigation. They remark that until the report of that oommittee is ready "it is useless to trouble the proprietor" to attend a half yearly meeting." They conclude by stating confi dently that the position of the company is sound, and that, with proper management, its prospects are good. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an inereme of 3,2911., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,5351., notwithstanding a falling-off of 5461. in the reoeipts for the carriage of hops. Moimar EVI3IIIIIO. Consols, which cloeod on Saturday at 94 to 93, opened this morning about 93, and dosed at 93 to*, both for money and next Thursday's settlement. For the 6th December the last price was 93 3-16 to 5-16, the " continuation" being 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 94, 94, 921, 93 • ditto for account (Nov. 8), 93, 92*, 93* ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91f, *, ; New Threo per Cents., .91} ,$ .; Bank Stock, 233 ; India. Stock, 221, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859 0 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96* ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dia. Very few transactions passed in Indian govern ment securities. The Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 103 to *. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 3a. dia. to par. Foreign docks were steady. The Turkish Loan of 1858 rose * per cent, dos . ing at 58 to *, whilst that of 1864 was firm, at 71 to *. There were in tpliries fur Sardinian Bonds. Bank shares to-day were quid, at former prices. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were firmer, and Electric Telegraph stock fiat. Great Ship shares have improved to be. 3d. to ss. 9d. 'ictoria Government Bonds were inquired for, and rather better. 11;;orileary " options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company have fallen to 2} to g. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. The aharee of the Millwall Iron Company were quoted prem. Royal Danish Railway shares were officially marked 14i, ex int. (201. paid). mustEs.—(THlS DAY.) Two o'OLoot. The transactions in British mining shares to-day have not been extensive, and no alteration of im portance has occurred in prices. East Caradon shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 9 and 91. Shares in the undermentioned mines have also changed hands, viz. :—Bryntail, Lady Bertha, West Caradon, North.Baseett, and Bryn Gwiog. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 274 and 274 ; Cobro Copper, at 43#, 44, and 431 ; and • General Mining (Nova Bootie), at 221 and 22#. A meeting of the Dale Mining Company was held on the 2nd inst. for the purpose of raising additional capital by the lame of certain sham. The chairman stated tkalthe re pike received were mar satisfactory, and sasente bad bees siguifiedfor taking up tkree-foarths of the shares. A formal rep:ileitis was pared for their issue. Easprya Copper Mining Company in tenders for the sup* el a steam-engine. ilbe Take et Towy litre sold yasteeday four Paned , of lei ale, easpated et 60 toes, 700/. 85. WEEMS 01 PATENTS, Soma KIVIIINOTON.—•• Number of yiaiton for the week coding Noy. 3, 3,198 total umber sine the opening of the now= free doily ('ay 12, 1863), 289,513. al all an all _ail 1 - 41 is 1 IS %NON _pr _ r *l6 i Pal 120 113 130 1111 10e U 331 14e 101 103 101 100 90 91 90 101 ii -ii a fee :1 114 !VI ii 4 iii 1 15 LWAYS. wt iii 7 100 100 WA 1 6 I 5 T • / 6 7 hallo SO Sol p.ll 100 I . 101 . 101 Ille 11 78a 4.1 Of as j 1 dis 4 dig 102 102 102 NI i IR i 1% It -5 1 87 li dim