The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SECOND COURT. "imp at Nisi Prins is Mitidisers.—(Brfore Mr. Justice kale art a Common Jars.) e‘rni r. scum -SEDVITION. The Nsiatiff is this case was a widow somas. anal she &m y'« fur the saluctiuu of Ler daughter, Eliza qyis... 34. Mmidleatoe appeared for the Omuta,. and Mr. trent M..lbaniue aud Mr. J. J. Powell were meowed fee t....k4eodeot. It ..ppeared from the opening sprech that the defendant, ti suns, witn iutimmirsv ea • patent 611111 , 11111120111. e• er, in At. George's-iirthe• East ; tlr.t he met Mime Tappin .. A 1.1161ie ; that he introduced himself as Cap lkown. and Viat this introductimi Ind to as acquaint wliwh ultimately ended in her ruin. Mini Tappan was called and examined • lam the daughter of the am =years old. My mother is a drago n living in Pollard'a-rope. Bethnal green-rued. I was it the employment of Mr. Cope, a dower.maker, for seven 'rent previews to iStb. My mother worked for the a Mr. Haywank wbo keeps the Eagle Tav e r n . I n I v . mbar, lahti, I went to tt. e Ingle Tavern, where there is • -awe .sees week. I went with Mims Bosom, who is • ..e 4,161 I was there introduced to the defendant 1., Amelia &awe as Captain Brown. I have learned rime that he is a omontacturer of pert sod star. ht.rl lights to the ism, as that he is • married man. I bim at the IWO* wear times, sad &boot with him. lir took me to Malaise Taaleod's a. the 211th December. No. Mawr was to go, but did sot. The &loudest paid WIG All, Stoma I was led to sumo.e that his inteetioes wets li.t.ounible. I sincerely b.dieved him to be a ante r.,.n He several times took liberties with ma but I t- J biro I would raise.. alarm if he Ji.luot desist. Oa the 1:•li January, 'Met I met him by appoiotment at &mfr. set House. He west kilo Some/vet House, sod I stayed by th , .tilnuralty door. We want to dine at as hotel is the St/ af weenie. Ile ..id ha had bees at fiseterest House an busieem, sal had dace more that day thee he bed ever dote in his life before. We then wort to a coffee tome sad bad tat. W. then wait is a esb to 11.. totals, the defendant being so ill from breschitie he e•• 141 art walk. He got out of the cab boom the air of the coh wax too close. In Hishopegate be mid be was so ill he eurikl not walk. He asked we 4. asomepaey him to the bouse of a howl. He took aup into a hahrosse, bed elms I saw it W. a b.tlnsior I eutrested biro to let me go. Ile rid if I woubl soy till be moaned, he would let ago as I cues. I was orerpowered. He saluted ma. Oa my soul! brl Never before been acquainted with say an. I saw him as the fullowieg Soalay at a pleas they tolled Harry Levy's in the Waged. when be made a laugh of it, Int mill b.• meld be • peal if I would bold my hisegas. I two.' I was is the family way is January, ISM Ho W th• o left eat I soot to him, and he mare sod said it Ins a bat Joh, and Wood me W., which I reheat. He am rind me to, meet It leaned said be would me what be 'Gehl deforms. I wt him as the Hearse pubis-loofa in Cownwersiel-resd. Foto tames be west to his solicitor, Mr. Irwbot said, *bee he Mil bask, adMwd him sot to swi mouse. I ins ..shed to the itls October, ifi t. r. me nearly bow, to , sad promised meet no cm the unlay. He took me to several plates, anieltiestslyba• weal on Tower-bill, where he pee me 101. Re mei as ev a paper, hot I not know what it cootaieed. 11 v earniap were from lee. to 211.15. a week, but working 16 ,r lit hoses a day, in cootequearis of my being is the family soy. The daeolaet meet me W. dune( my emillsemeet. was 111 tee weeks, and the last month of that time beware re lin. • week. tame-esamieed-1 am not Dow going by the same of Toque. but he that of Mrs. Corpse. I have livid nodes L. prutectioe of Mr. Capes for eight mouths. I met Mr. Capin at the Eagle Tavern. The attorney the action is not employed by Mr. Capin. My ceded is living witbany mother. and is brought by her to see ms at Mr. Camas's Mr. Comm is a 'went merehuit is . .....lisaltallutreet I had never been to the Eagle foe amens meet more than three Maws before I met the defeadent at' shot Christmas, 1858. The., me many daughters of work ypeople go there. r. Saimaa may' girls of another ant ? Mitsem—l suppose me ;• yea lad them everywhere. (A lash.) The al other Amin pima I west to was Harry Lar's sad I will swear that kr twelve or originate months macaw to Christmas, 18814 I had sot bees to the habit of nag to &acing Wear.. I swear that Mr. Hayward never sued," I earionee you 'mow who is the father of year ad that I never replied. " No• I wylk an sot for three yeas amiseasted with promaiteams at the Eagle, oar Isms Mr. Hayward thretheasd to tare me out of the room if I did not behave merle &gaily. 14sinat1sed-1 worked ussB the day helm my ermine. meet, bat afterwards having lag wry sieneter scold get no ark. I had au alternative bat living with Mr. Capita or fang apse the Masts or 111111,6111. Mrs. 'Twig, the plaintat—l ben been • widow 11 years. Xi husband was a rataneart-grenne manufacturer in Bethnal pan. dame We death I have maintaised myself, my son, ale while ameessary, my daughter, by dressmaking. Ithilst daughter was in work she gave me every lathing user earnings. I did not know that my daughter se is the familpway until August 1860, and then am ash brae because I could set have the dis pel et lame. She was am good a girl as ever lived lens him Ikea. She used to mast me at my work after h eal den her own, and anal to do my household Chas-examined - When my daughter began to stay oat law, 1 iwinind where she bad been, and she said she bad smog wian—s saptais. Me stayed ma es tab as balt pst lu or 11. and she said are had beast* take • walk. I ewer saw say geotlsmas with her. Br examined-Bh' sever said anything about his promis ing to marry hsr. Mr. JoAnne Willis—The previous witness did sot say is kewelL Mi. — Corse Cops—Ehn Tappet conducted herself too, weU cola the lest 12 months, when she wu very ins. Wu w 1 bet work. Bb. worked out of doors at this Sae sad 10111•11 M she wog (sly do ow or two (Lye vwk • west. - Mr. George 3.5.—1 keep • telferhaum I. Bethnal •a•road, end 1 have knows the pisistiff mad her daugh ter for sixteen yam The diegiiisr hie home s vary good !Vector until the last year sr two, whim she biome very unruly. Mr. (laminae—The plaintiff's daughter came to lodge at try house in dabileestreet, to be roamed, and coo- Meted herself with the greatest propriety whilst there. This we. the pianstiff's ease. 11r. Serjeant Ballssitiee said he bad not, like his friend L. Hueldketon, _the pleamst task of defending "injured Mine," but he bed to defend • person who, in the situation ehich be was pletod.wieull be likely to meet with any thing het sympathy. His cheat was a bust:clad and had anal diadem, sad be believed that bet for theme hos they would never have heard of this action ; but the jury must wander that Okay bed sot sow to punish im morality in • neighbour, het to ernaider whether the Phstiff's daughter had by her conduct entitled her mother deinegni. Mr. Jamie, Willem maid be had great &Scotty in seeing whit the tome of services on the part of the mother was If seeluld had be,. bore there would oriel* have bees so Pots/ adios ; wad it seemed that the tiu.Weg the daughter eat a/ doers Wore liar cosiGement was se deiriss our the Part el the mother to hem else with her, sod • deammas. ma net to brine teroard bow shams any are. Eke met isewye that part for the somideratioe As full .wet. Mr. flerisnat Ballantlse, ka essliseslisia, odd OW be mat lestseem • defendant Is • use of this hied Ind Is rely egos • speech of kir esanmei; bet ' We wee be should all whams. iebe twail Poe snanissively Wit the pisisUire denghter INC reviling moo perjury is giving her eiridesse. Ile Asa &wild tb alasaushaws which be should WPM r•BM•11 that the dngsadeng. wail two frisincle—the defendant him- - tiff, Isles la item ailed Captain Brow% mid aeother of that (Uptake Allkaoh—flanghled—met the plaintiff's evetbkri at a saloon is July, ltdt ; that ahem intro. Awed WNW to tleat, and that she wen apparently * that lime aeything but • medial weals*. 1 Nome the eemeleske of the lamed serjeset's edema Me tabu was brought Leto murk • Pramodiall which 11 . 6 fiviared to be aa attempt to excite sympathy, similar.* lhat trod •ith each emcees in " HardrU r. Mr William Nuns—De the day of Fairlop Pair, In I" • I ••• with tat,. him& We meet to tb p o imais lt Timm le the evening. 1 as the hoidater than as shot awning foe the gal limed densime sad walking about dm mew le wee wide and said me lie Meal kw. 11d it v.r at dims with as *Wing bekres• the 'sees 1 mat rry sivsesi tows %ohms Ur* sus awed Chrialma. the unseralir darariel. She haleedneed huger to ea as Mho wanes rim the :Pek Dessmiterrl went lee hal arsqua at .t rem with my tat bind& I sow the pkinnifs • them dertolsg. I lewd with her Per She fret ' is the mane al that weals 1 left the sees sag ..114 .1411 her I. • here of setnermedatise. We mem wan en rhoriag, Gave kw her a hese at 2 in the monis& she be, sent ley, and she did met en with in I. Somerset Hamm lhismas Tamara Oa a a brothel is WyehGenern. I her a peseeee we sitar 1 leit bee at as ==sle gain hem. sad mese' eflerionnia I wig bar G 4 I woe there I sus bre. Os • tab with me le Several Hoerr; sad sob is • brothel se well se se ' M or is weeks after bread kept by • parses somphiasd thak Ihs alkaldea wee ibetracted by the and net the shAd mad be Wpm est of NEW COURT. (Mors Mr. Justice Hulas.) THE DEPTFORD MURDER. WANDSWORTH. TYR CAREER OF 1 SCNOOLNAPITCR. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) tioaglsi4 r. orsisos.-141.11:CIAL JURY. This was • testamentai v suit relatiog to the will of Mr. William benison, a cintractor, lately residing at High grove. near Portsmouth. It appear s lik e ly t o occupy a conaidemble time. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TIIIB DAY.) (Before the Common Serjeant.) Georje We , fa , Zi, pleaded guilty to a charge of setting fire to a hay stack, the iirmerty of James Marshall, of Hendon. Sentence was deferred. iir;s7emixfaaio;,Wco was convicted yesterday of utter ing two forged Beek of Engl a nd notes, was brought up for judgment, sod sentenced to five year? penal servitude. Omegr lakprot, humnierman, was indicted for the wilful murder at Margaret Edmunds. Mr. F. H. Lewis prueccuted, and Mr. Sleigh, with whom wee Mr. Orridge. defended. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, but strongly remmunended him to mercy, and, in answer to the judge, they said they did not think there was any malice or spite. The sentence of death was then passed in the usual form, hi lordship telling the prisoner that the recommendation of the jury would be firwanled to the proper quarter. The prisoner seemed unmoved during the whole proceed ings, and, bowing to the court, left the dock quits calmly. THIC POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) James dreierr,; tar ibis elders who described Newell m a schoolmaster, was humid Mime Mr. Ingham, es remand, charged with h uir g. The ems spinet the was that on Saturday amain be went to the of Mr. Coed's, the school. rater of the Kalamai Schools, I. Aen'adeill. Wands woe*. He was answered by Km Mader, and he asked to see Mr. Candor, but be was out. He then dated that he had called far seninence. and asked her for twopmw• for him to obtain a night's lodging. He also mid that he had been to Mr. Wilma, another school master in Wandsworth, and he had given him twopence. She told him that he had latter eall again, but he persisted is stopping, predated a quantity of pepsin, and pot hie stick down against the door, so as to prevent her closing it. At last she gave kits sixpence to get nd of him. Pryer. one of the Mendacity elbows, eatended and stated that the prfrotat had been howl to them since the year 1w?, es liviag nos the benevolent portion of the public. The primmer Ind it was untrue. The oaten mid that the prisoner had never been con victed. In Iff.o he was charged before Mr. Dyer, at Marl borouchotreet, arid be was drachms& The prisooer had bees ia the habit of writing to ladies sad gentlemen, hut now he called apes them. They had several of his lettere, cue being mid reseal to Lady Lemelles. The prisoner mid be had oily 'Mims to his former pupils. lie had wren lessons to Lord (honing, the son of Lard John Russell, and Miss Maudeelay when she lived in Weeds worth. He also mentioned other names, and mid it was exceedingly hard that he should be persecuted is this way. The nattier rid the prisoner formerly kept a school in Little Howellatreet and other piece.. He bed also tees is the service of the Queen of Spun. Hie reverses were rained through kis drunkeenees. The denied it, and said be was mined linger the tr.taisg schools. They had swamped the penfeseion. Mr. Ingham looked through a number of papaw reign to As sneoner, and told him that he did not think it mess my to meat any puoishment this time, as he had been scene days in custody. If he ever showed his face there again he should commit him far three months. The primer wee this discharged. MIMOV4L ro rim LATE LORD HERBERT.- (THIS DAY). A public meeting, very numerously attended, wee held at Willis's Rooms this aftersooe, at 1 o'clock, to adopt mach measures as may result is an appropriate memorial to the late Lord Herbert. The chair was taken by his Royal Rightism the Duke of Osm- IMIDOS, who was supported oa the Flatfoots by Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell, the Duke of Newcastle Hari Granville, the Earl de Grey and Ripon, the Earl al Cardigan, the had el Maimeslwary, Lord Cough, Lord Lynch., eir 0. C. Lewis, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, NNW Peel, °skeet North. the Bishop of Oxford, Sir De L. Inas, Om. Burgoyne, Mr.W. Cotton, Mr. W. Cowper, Mr. W. 8. Dugdsle, Sir Ronald Martin, Mr. Headless, M.P., JudippAdvossie-Gessirel, Mr. Rallies Dorris, Mr. IL C. Hall, Lady Lyme!" Baroness Brunnoir, the Has. Hiss AVotirt and Wass Parocli, Mrs. Gladstone. the Hoci. Yrs. Kiassird and Mime Kinnaird, Lady Mayne and Mies Meese. and Mss. Remington. The Lake of CAMBRIDGE having opened the proosedisp by paying a tribute to the memory of the deceased noble- trisooout rAurnarow, who was rsesived with mai sheering, moved the Bret resolution, via : That this meeting desires to express Its deep asses of the hee which ban befallen this country by the untimely death of Lord Herbert, cod is anxions to pay a filling tribute to his eminent public servi.es u a mender and statesman, and to the .ell-sarnficing seal with which hs discharged his official dative." Afteieloquently eulogieiog the deceased pier, the noble teed easeloded by miring that he fell u much • victim to the pederast's, at hcmonaabls duties ma if he had fallen on the Ilidd of battle. (Oliesve.) Gemmed Pub seconded the resolution. The CHANCELLOR of the Ercuocento proposed, sad W J. Dm:orris seconded the followiog reoolutios " That • suberriptios be mimed for the porpoise of erecting • statue to the late Lord Herbert, sad also for the endowment of exhibitions or gold medal. in 0000ezios with the Army bledical School at Chatham, to be gives at the end of each course of instruction to the =labiate or condi &tee for admission who evince the highest proficiency in the knowledge of the art of preserving the health of the troops et home and in the field." Other raeolutiona in furtherance of the object were after. wards adopted. The Munich Gazette having stated that at the thee of the visit of the Oreed Duke of Tmeany to that silty, the diplomatic corps paid • visit to the dethroned prime. the Frankfort Amnial calls attention to the fact that the represeatatims of Eaglead, Frau" !Luria, and From& bask so part in the pecomodisgs. The Halifax Reporter says that a box of gold awl glad-bearing quarts, mina at about 4,(X )dollars, was seat to Eeglaad by the steamer es Thursday sight bat. It is intended for the latornatioael Exhibition of 13112. The parcel was forwarded to Baring and Brothers, Louie°. Nab& (says the Quebec Memory), it appears, is alma to receive a sot iacossidoesble emigration of Aware trout Nava Scotia sad lle cigar provisoes cm the seolamil. Thaw people ere a decidedly valuable sequisitios. They are sognitiated with the agriculture of this registry, still mem coavenant with the maritime parasite, sad well skilled is the ors of the sic The Montreal Mitterve announces that several Shaw mos of Paris are about to establish, ere loos, a poll ' tissocimatilie review, in which particular interest will be glees to Canaille affairs. The work will owe its angle Mr. BAIDVIII. be • awe recently brought before the Chief Jarboe sf Newlesadlsad, he decided that telegraph osio , MANN VIM 011•10/110/1 to attead a judicial proceeding, are Mead kaiak= the contests of melosree, sad that is so dabs they do sot at all violate the oath they have takes. that they will Dot "KNOWN divulge" the c o ncept. o r 1141•11•11111. The valise of the reports add imports at Vera Cris, is Mexico, dories MU. was G.:0.1,000C sterling. I WILD BOA/O.—The Belgian journale state that ks the forest of Animism for the space of twenty yams very few wild Ware were wee, but that in the preesat year the forest is Infested with the.. On ono day lately as may as twenty-11re were ems together, and on °then hely_ ,_elicty, ' sad eves • hushed. The latter wee @ in s paste field slew to the fora*, sad • goallensa who was apt fi e ld bred st thee, sad through him roe we .51 loaded with shot, killed .we. Last week • sierear Widest seemed. A awe of pig, were seat to feed is • piste hid sear the VIDAV Of Harm ea the harden of the Iwo* : a sualser of wildloare rushed it smog then : the ply awe fright sad Fes as fast se they email into the elillege, the wild sands accompanying them All the row et the plan wire at wort is the MlBe et the tine, sad the wens. sad shade's, easing the sehoals, tubed has the IMAMS le itaasy. Many of the pigs sad their vallare altered lie setters@ sad did eneselleside dewage. At last the wad Uwe retuned of their sea awed le the brat Tan Mena.—Yeaterday the Liverpool, New Teak, sad Philadelphia ONAPKY ' S slii/Ber Darrow was • .bee rod tW fir the PorPose be= Limped be, New Teak with mils for the would be asersasy t, Lan du U.ilsd Slats, 1 OWL is nessie c sad • hags warobtor of To y Burry) Ruin. Nseireal r arieweery le see 11,11 I,.eb &maw atigloaina will Ds enabaul f i el a Ns Massy pg= r wheaser meet for Portland with the Ossadba ssci Naas* Malin wild 1.4‘. , 11;11 , , haa rmcslio foun h i s : or if 1 wwdd meet be is the I .ty, sad went ewer west with Ur le olay .. west I. • eon weile bar west to 411111111114. "time ail WY si Eden. T.. sr three weal Les* Nei whenever I we met eeeseies she west .it that emits we west Newt ter ntelikail. Alms Ave va. I woof eta bar le•by ae. Striteet eew tweed 15 the cei.e wee M watt se it might be Mr. herniae Willis awl dm Xr. Redhlfeetee, holiewer. aethe hkeetee it el erert. Mr. Jambes Willie—lf It I. hew OM IM P= TILE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1861. SHARE LISTS.---(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oupoz. A fresh fall has taken place to-day in the rail way market. It varies from to 1 per cent., Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire showing chief depression. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 92} to 93; Great Western, 69 to 70; Midland, 129 to 1, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 106 k to 3 ; Ca ledonian , 103 1 to 104 i ; South Eastern, 74 to a; Eastern ounties, 521 to 531; and Great Northern, 113 to 114. Lomba;tlo-Venetian Railway *harts are quiet, at to I prem., ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada, Bahia, and San Paulo *hare* have declined. The foreign department generally is heavy. ORDINARY SMARM AND STOCK& la la IN IN IN BkITISIt Fll-4.111.1111Nn iaLLWATIL Podium prose yesterday. Azft. 141 amber. &O. lamip.e. Do. &Laid unsiii Do,/:fttersuce iiii 0 In :ot woo se.oB to 1 pal. 1 --, •••.••••waaneo SP.C. 841/.: Amis. 1 1872 sodotasdh76oß.&La. Do. 01 71.143, ditto Do. Jou/ 1. 1874. &mu ()Waft & losioro 9•o •Dock 6 p.ogua 0 1 :7 s t:t • =pso amt loot Indian Do. Itibbeilpar• De. 4 P. et. Doboot„ Do. p. et. ao. . Do. in. do. 1615-70 Do. do. do. i 1 Grand Trunk et Mao& Do. • 4•4 vd. PIMA . Do.VoaltaLlla bs olt. Do. I par A. Do. 7 pot 01. 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II lOs pp - 10. 111 ha 0140as's Load.- Ilk 04 10 - Tax FRANKLIN MINORIAL AT litmazy.--A broom 'Woe el 8 i John Frost% wee formally %inputted at *Why, br hhithplaaa, I. liaeolashire, es Tuesday after ems. • proceed" beaded by the Volunteer hide Corps, smiled to the msriesillems, when it has been erected. There SW John Rkirardsaa, 0.11., FAS., delivered an ad dress. He said that ba Londe. • statue was about to be erected to the memory of Sir Jobs Franklin at the expense of the meat. This national homage was preneworthyand mdlable ; yet It did not preclude a more domestic tribute et iriesikesed moped to the distinguished "Mister from these who knew most intimately the ster ling worth of hie private charsetsr, who bad lived in familiar intercourse with his Emily, sad who had watched his public weer with that loitered which every one feels in the stexemful of • fellow-townsman. He had served ander ran T rin in two of his expeditions, during one al which they had almost abandoned all hope of rehire* to the world, and he then witnessed his unaffected piety and resignation, and learned to appreciate the excellesse of hie cidancter. Asa benefactor of his country he well merited the homage now done to him. At a public lut.ebeee alter the inauguration, "The memory of the late Sir John Franklin" was proposed as a least by the chairman, and drunk in solemn oilman by the lerge eon ; missy. There were present on the occasion • grandson of Sir John Franklin, and also Captain Pym, on* of the explorers tor the lost expedition. Ooe brother of Sir John attained the dignity of Judge of the Supreme Court of Judie* I. Madras. and another filled an important offfee in the Poet 'lndia Company's sank*, and did much in the survey of their possessions. The statue, by Mr. Bacon, is meritorious as • work of art. It was erected at a cost of 700/. _ Tas CATAMOPMS 711 EDINBUROR. —The inte rest awainseed by thi calamitous event among all classes of the 'inhabitants of the city showed no diminution on Tuesday. The street in the vicinity of the rained fabric was crowded during the whole da,v, although the weather enetialsedclo be wet and dimmable, and although after Ave o'clock in the morning no 0)0111 bodies WWII discovered amoopt the ruins. The sympathy of the citizens was also evinced by the proceedings which took place at a crowded and highly influential meeting held in the council chambers in the COWIN of the day. The work of removing the rubbish from the upper side of the ruined pile continued throughout the morning with us ceasing enemy. The Lord Provost, the magistrates, and other official gentlemen, were present during the day. Sheriff Gordon also again visited the ruins. and was aminet palsied by a stranger at present in the city—kir. Charles Dickens—who showed the liveliest interest in the seem and story of the calamity. At a publics meeting on Toseday,o ■ behalf of the uniforms, the sum suhecnbed betas the chancel separated amounted to nearly 300/. Formal notions have been issued by the Board of Works and Public Buildings of their intention to apply to rot next seasion for an act enabling them to enquire V i nt n e e emery space for enlarging the Admiralty at White _ . . . The storm of Sunday and Monday nights has gamed • flood is the Type, suoh as has sot lees wit nessed for nearly four years. Is the neighbourhood of Ityton. Blavdoo, and Derwesthaugh, all the meadows were covered with water, which in one place rose no high as to extinguish the fires in the engines on the Newcastle and Wide Railway. Large quantrties of timber, wooden im plements, and agricultural produce were washed down the neer as far as Shields. _ _ A cue of suicide occurred in Hulme on Saturday, sod the evidence given by Dr. Ward, at the inquest, ro essied a fact connected with the tragnel affair which is avocet without parallel In the seedieel 80111111011. TbriE fallow who abot himself wee • workman eat of 'eat, and it appears that be loaded his pistol pistol-key instead of • bullet. He fired as the Nike of Li. heart, and setup to say, though the skin sad the presidium were untrieeked, the walls of the sheet sad the it ventricle of the heart wars nyaired. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocw. The stock markets remain very sensitive, and fluctuations continue. After tempo rarily attaining a recovery of 4 or per cent., the funds have again become heavy, and are now quoted 4 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. In the other markets prices are still falling. English railway stocks have given way to the extent of to 1 per cent., the lines in the manufacturing districts still suffering the most. Foreign railways are generally worse. Consols are officially marked 934, 4,4, and I cum div., for money, aid 914, 4, and 924, ex div., for the account. The present quota tions are respectively 934 to I and 913 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 233, 232; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Celts., 914, 4,4, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 415 9-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 106 ; ditto 'Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 984 ; 'ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" repee paper, 99 ; Exchequer-bills, March, fie. prem. ; ditto June, 15e., Us., prem. Foreign stocks are rather heavy, although unmarked by any severe depression. Mexi can Bonds are still rather offered. Turkish Bonds are but slightly lower than yester day afternoon, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 80 to 81, and that of 1858, 71 to 72J Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1004 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 89 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 94fr. (exchange 251 r.) ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 644 (exchange 120.) ; Equs. der, New Consolidated, 151 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 274, 4, ; ditto for account, 274 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 594 ; Spanish Three per Cents, for account, 514, 4 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 424 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 804 ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1858, for account, 714, 72, 71, 72 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 224 ; ditto for aooount, 234. At Pane this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at Mr. 57c., being I per cent. lower than yesterday. QUART/A-PAM Two o'CLoca. Consols are again lower, at 93 to f, cum div., for money, and Hi to I, ex div. for the sth Dec. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. James Coster, Beater, Dennant, and Russ, warehousemen, it was announced that an adjudica tion in bankruptcy has already been made against the estate, this being considered the best and cheapest mode of administration. The legal question between the inspectors and cre ditors is also considered in this decision. The liabilities now stand at 218,0001., and the assets at 149,0001. We understand that another remittance of 19,0001. has just come to hand on account of the dividend and sinking fund of the Turkish Loan of 1868. About 78,0001. in Australian gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The mail steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought no less than 450,0001.—viz., 396,0301. in silver and 54,0001. in gold. The Liverpool cotton market was described by telegraph yesterday as strong, upon the American news, but the sales did not exceed 8,000 bales. The tone at the close was unsettled and excited. At a meeting of the holden of Ecuador Bonds, held at the Loudon Tavern yesterday, Mr. J. D. Fowles in the chair, resolutions were unanimously passed, for which see our report of the meeting in another column. The London and North Western Railway teak return shows tins week an increase of 1,4891. An extraordinary meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is called for the 3rd Dec., at Glas gow, to authorise the company to raise, by the creation of new shares or by borrowing, various awns sanctioned by the company's acts of the pre sent year. The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Baiod and Central India Railway Company is convened for the 16th Dec. The following are the accounts to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, on the 6th Deo. : ABSTRACT Or PROFIT AND LOOS ACCOLIIT AT IDIR 30, 1861. . . To dividend proposed to be palcCt Ir.. 4 per cent on peld.trp capital, for half year ending June SO, 1001 (free of ineme tax) 830,000 • 0 To amount proposed to In carrfied to the rosins fond this half year 6,000 0 0 To balsam to next hatlear SATZ 11 41;267 11 s By balance parted over ae per last report £7,848 d 10 By balance of profit sad lom to London and the Colonies for half .yesr esdlag Jaoe 30, 18 , 1, after deducting current masses, Income tax, and making provision for bad sad doubtful debts sB,llll d 7 SALIM 11 6 The poaition of the market for American aeon rities v noticed as follows by Mr. K. F. Fatter tb waite : _ _ The market in London for American securities has been very good during the past week, and large purchases made at advanced mks. This finances was fairly maintained up to this afternoon, wher, on its being reported that the Se oessionist coransisaimiers, Mean. Mason and Slidell, had teen forcibly taken from an English mail steamer by • Federal man-of-war, quotations became very irregular. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of MCBSTS. Amott Brothers, silk mercers, of St. Paul's-church yard, a balance-sheet was presented by Messrs. Ladbury, Collison, and Viney, the accountaats. Messrs. Amott Brothers commenced Waimea in April, 1858, with about 4,5001. of borrowed capital. The discussion at the meeting had refer ence pr incipally to the question of capital, the part ners having stated when they commenced business that they had 4,5001. of their own money. Under tl ;$ impression they were supplied with goods by influential firms, who now complain of the mis reprearitationa made. The parties who supplied Messrs. Amott with capital wherewith to com mence business now stand as creditors. During the time that Messrs. Amott have been in business they have spent no less than from 5,0001. to 6,0001. in printing ; on one occasion they gave an order for 200,000 circulars. They have of late sold goods at Brighton, Jersey, Guernsey , Weymouth, and Poole, but at a loss of 134/. The barks have not been well kept. A composition of IL. 3d. in the pound was offered • but this not being considered sufficient, 12e . 6d: was subsequently proposed, payable in three instalrnenta-4s. at three months, 4a. at six, and 4a. fxl. at nine, the bat secured. This was agreed to. The Trent is one of the oldest steamers belonging to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, and registers 1,866 tons, with engines of 430 nominal horse power. She sailed from Southampton for the West Indies early in February last, after a thorough overhaul and refit, and has since been employed between the various West India stations. Her commander, J. T. Moir, ham been in the com pany's service many years, and has been a captain since February, 1865. He bas always shown him eel/ a very efficient officer. The Prince Alfred has arrived from China with 915,000 lbs, of tea ; and the Chrysolite, with 1575,800 lbs. Mr. J. Furell ban been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Dundalk • and Messrs. Shaw, Brothers and Co., agents, at Hankow. WEDNIMIDAT VENOM Consols which closed yesterday at 921 to f ex div. for the sth December, opened this morning at 921 to*, which price was supported nutil about one o'clock, when, on the publication of Go American news, there was an instant fall to 92 to 4. The price thence declined to 914, lant this was followed by a recovery to 924. At four o'clock a renewed relapse to 914 to 92 had occlusal. and at half-past four the market was fiat at 914 owing to the further particulars of the outrage contained in the evening )i papers. For money tie hat price was 93 1 to , cum div. The Algid business report is as ()Down :—Three per Cleot. I Consols, for money, 94, 4, 934, 4, cum div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 5), 924, 4, 914, 1, 92, ex div.; Three per Cente. Reduced, 924, 1, 911 ; New Three per Cents. 921, 1, 911, ; Beak Stock, 233 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, 1064, cum div. ; ditto, for account, 1044, 1031, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99 ; ditto, 1859, 99 , 984 ; ditto Bonds, 15a. prem. ; Five p er Cant. "enfaced " rupee paper, 994, 99. The India Five per Cent. stock was first marked 1044 ex div. for the account, and afterwards as low as 1034. The final quotation was 1034 to 104, being per cent. lower than yesterday. The rupee paper was flat, but not materially lower. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to 15s. prem., bemg unaffected in price by the an nouncement that at the expiration of six month. from their date of issue—namely, on the Iltk December—the rate of interest will be reduced from 3t to 3 per cent. The March Bills wan quoted 7s. tolls. prem. ; and India Bonds, 10a. to 15s prem. In the foreign stock market steadiness prevailed in the morning, followed by a fall in the afternoon. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings today were as follows :—.Ocean Marine Insurance, sto prem., being lower ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 11 to 1 dn., being again lower; Louden and Provincial Marine, to t dis. ; Mercantile Fire, to prem. • Commercial Union Firo, aa t to t ; Metro politan and Provincial B (Limited), par to I I prem. ; Venezuela Cotton, tto prem. ; Indian Carrying Company, par to t rem. The market for colonial government bonds shared in the general depression of the Stock Exchange. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia fell about per cent., and Victoria Debentures and Canada - Pico per Cents. MINES.-(TH18 DAY.) Two o'OLocc. In the mining market to-day East Camden shares are firm, at the improved quotation of 271 to ; Bast Devon Great Consols are strong at 11 to 9 Wheal Sidon are quoted 118 to 120 ; Marks Valley, 91 to 10 ; West Caradon, 47 to 48 ; South Camden, 756 to 245 ; East Caren Brea, 91 to 1 ; Wheal 42 to 44 ; North Downs, 5 to / ; Wheal to 1 ; and Wheal Grylls, 15 to rr. United Mexican Mining shares have been fa demand, and have been dealt in at 81 to 9. Other foreign as well as colonial descriptions are quiet. The Wheal Jamaica Copper Company have lately resolved to issue 45,000 preference U. shares, seating fully paid up, at 4a. per share in with priority of dividend over the ' capital up to 6 per cant on the fell amount of the shares. This would produse a new capital of 9,0001., which is estimated to be sufficient to cover the oust of machinery, and to extend the shaft to a further depth of 40 fathoms, it being estimated, however, that the mine wall probably be in a paying condition before that depth is reached. Of this 9,0001. of preference zit 4,0001. has been subscribed amongst the shareholders in the island, and a distribution is about to be made in England of the remaining 5,0001., of which nearly one-half is already engaged. Ore is already being raised, and proper machinery is all that is neoessary to develop the undertakhig. At West Cando' Mine meeting yesterday the accounts for July aid August showed a tat 906/. A dividend ed 11. per share was dwdersel. prat durieg September and October was 96a1. me that a further dividend ot 14. par share will be declared is January next. The bi.moethly myelin! al the shareholders in lie Dyforwm Mines was held yesterday ,• Sir Claude E. Sam" Batt., is the chair. The amounts showed an eapeedlimm daring the mouths of September and October of TIM 10s. 6d. The ore sold realieed 1,1491. 11s. 11d. A &Abel of 2s. 6d. per share was declared. The revert of es manager of the mines was ormeidered very satisfactory. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& RALLIIATS. nina„W inn.. en. sower Wei Blek.,4lobea.Jase Iliaslibids ROB and Tffe Bosista.linanki %MC , Meld nod tzoior Caledonian klark end Bandon l acTris;ll Do. • ADu div. uotll6 Do B I p.e. Is paid to B. 'Dublin am. Belfast, Tao. AniP•rth. &A/Mas =altee I SrNolla Vow, Nook A W. Nast it Foot Suffolk D :1141nburgh 0 11.21abror od eP U ask Queo Sums I Orson •6 Waiters UOrest North eillsoUred Unst hauls 10 Po. • Nook 1477 — 01 d GL Booth& WeeL Ora)! Omit Wallows DoLlesertraLOGALIMA 1 Imendirea Yadkin Wefts awl Maskwala 114•~01t01.6A liosilosile 171•7-111 i - 157 oil Loa ike it Meath W astir Lardoadsevl.:olsralis _Do. _and IfaWskilie 1iq.5.4 1— "'"'''.... — ... -- —...• 1 DO. Now — - ''' '' —.." • • Ds. 1111 m. 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MIMS. — sit sli aii • W IGO lif Iw'..i lii 100 100 100 I* IMPERIAL AVERIOM 144,8 Ocd. ls A.:71141742105ta. id i s tr id i d r u t Ira —SS SU lid 7Us 11d .N 14;42s id OS Joy. I II IS IS idiom Od Ns Id dts WA' lid Ili wombs' SASS "MM... sums 44 ars 14 , 424 4d411 ail Don.—Whit Barley. Oats, Itp, Bra. and Peas, la Daum Gum Sow Loa WM.—Most, low 0 bad% 1141,014: oats, AM; MOS; boo. 4 , 012 ; Peso , 1,902 .0121 . 01 . INAGIAX 11801V010 VIA 0713•1101111 1:11 MB IMAMS PIM 01, MAP soma 11111 MIX MRCS 111•1111 D . s i Prima. 001. U. 40 6 .. iv 10 .. Se II .. 69 6 .. 67 9 .. 66 _........ oat. ff. Nov. I. i Xov. it 'Nov. la of - at - -.. .. 1 ---..- -;;...r — .7-- 1 r :. . a .. -• MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.), 8110•14—The market matinee; dull sod inactive ; transactions al importance reported. Refined : the beam kinds of dried goods have declined 6d. per owt., but brows lumps are still quoted at 48s. : prices are steady. Corns..—Plantation Ceylon continues to realise very fir: prices. Middling sold at Ms. to 775. 6d.; peaberry, SOL to Ma Two bating cargoes mold ; one gold first Rio at about 59a. 101 d.. and one common at about 0r5. 61. Tan.— For fair common bowery Pekoe in. 6d. has been paid, and common scented capers at 100. Rica eontinnes inactive. RUM.— Fine Jamaica sold at 4s. 6d., and Berbice at la. 53. &mut —Pepper black, sold a shade easier ; Singapore. Sid. to 4d. • white at steady prices, fifi. 81d. ; Pimento at full rates, 9(1. to 30. ; Ginger on former terms, Jamaica 535. to 755. ; Cochin, 495. to 755. Fetem—At the public sales currants sold at la. to k decline, and Valencia raisins at 3a. to 4s. decline. att.Trrraz.—No sales reported. Canoe —The market is dull. Juts has sold without smnt at previous prices; ooto mos to eas,l4/. to 201. 10s. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet ; prices are quoted as fel lows :—Towu tallow, Ms. 9d. nett cash ; Petersberg Y.C., on the spot. 51e. ; all the year, 51s. 6d. ' • Do. amber, 50r. 6d. ; January to ILaroh . Ms. 3d. to 51a. )larch, IS'A. 3d. to Ns. 6d. ; April to Jane, 510. 51a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is not so large es on Thursday last: they cannot. however, all be sold. Choicest deacriptioris are making nearly as mach as on Monday ; otbe kinds are not in demand. Trade for sheep is 44. oEedingly bad, there is scarcely any enquiry for thews. The supply is abort and a few realise nearly /ate rates. Cell trade is dull at about Mooday's prior. From Germany ma Holland there are 180 heats, 1.060 sheep, and 170 cans. Ireland 170 beasts, mileb cows 110. Par 'done 6.1 rah& a d. a. d. Per stone of en 4. a. 4. 8.411. 184141500t5. Flared& 4 8 6 0 I Beat Dna& Ilf-bll4Bll 0 • Dot Short-born 4 a 4 8 1134.4 Long-w 0015.... 4 8 5 • /Wand qua Warta 3 4 310 I Do. 40. Shorn 0 0 • • Cava 406 0 1 'west second quit. 4 4 Ptp BestDos&HU-IwT44 5 . 8 . 6 4 . Liebe sa wa Blimp and Lambs. 2 . 15 ;; Q a i w. no ; Pigs. 170. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mews. Davis and Ca. report trade slow at the follow* pnoss:—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 955. to 105 a. ; interior ditto, 44k. to IS5s. ; clover, old. 90a to 120 a. ; ditto, new, secood oat, 80a. to 105 s. ;straw s We. to Ms. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY. This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month and ten mouths ending Oct. 31, 1861, were issued . We subjoin a statement of the tab" declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month sad ten months in the last three years : For the month. For ten =Wis. 18.59 £30.717,873 £108.755,184 1880 1861 I isi if pm los -. DU - 41, The 10ft TS - P• Ni