The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-06 00:00:00

;ENCE. F THE PRIVY idge, Sir E. Vanshaa GOLD nuns" o involve as important en in the waste land' lents, addressed their town had no power to had hews promised, f i v a l s zacomaserissat sad to keep Indeed the Wimp despatch wee to that e decide on the legal to Duke of Newcastle. I the despatch to cor urged that the lecal sate lands," and sot sad the cue will oc- 3 BENCH. Weatminetar.—(Baton Special Jury.) RAILWAY coximtr— _ Si;;;; the damages, sh e Such an inquiry is of rusts, the usual practice writ of inquiry before zpby, were counsel foe as and Mr. Poland were a, about 56 years o B l 6 p i years, aad ha oece leaguregas la 1 ke om. ch department of the he Exhibition he oh. slants residing abroad, ried on the baleen hat of a privets inquiry Lich no engine could be ty the French Cassel yosPectataitYi as to the Ine residing hen. He was trident about 8001. par a children, one of them [t appeared that the aria on business and on R left for London 11. He arrived at Fake r the express tuba. He Wee this aide of Steele 'ciliation of the renege I precipitated over the into a brook or athoun D difficulty the plain. ad, and bleeding very le of his legs being left wriage, was able to extri ositiori, and after maiming fainted. On recovering by a medical gentleman l afterwards he aria %inked Loudon. It was hopeless eight to London, and he Crown Inn, at Staple morning he returned was attended by hie It was then found that n the head, his eye was here was a large wound ou roe had to be performed. dtend to his begun, and le expense in going about not contended that the anent injury , but it as would incapacitate conducting his busies. gee were claimed for the truce. When application ihipenestioo, he wu visited , medical gentleman, ea with Mr. Eastman, the ;Amon, who was called in on the following effect : " We, lamination of the plaintiffs i not sustaioed any perms ody and that LLLLLLLLLL he however, due regard to the le mode of its occurrence. s expected until after 12 ocident. The plaintiff also for the loss of his bushier 1 . 10 . 017 and 5001. expenses Dee of the accident. detailed the circumstances p and the espouse he had s also stated that his income 01. per annum, sad his per 01. and 5001. per annum. 3erjeant Ballaotine, plaintiff during the exhibition. His as of the foreign department one only entered. He ins s with a gentleman in the ist is bis nsme. sot like it to be known. e must know. 1. (Laughter.) He wanted r, but he declined because :eater.) It wu an inquirl per week for his office in time in apartments at S. lid not leave Mrs. Gooch (At first plaintiff had no a there.) Mr. Smith did of his conduct at Jersey. He pay him regularly. He had ey. He paid him 4/. on so had since paid the balance. Friday, and on the lloael b to Mr. Willismsoe's 45. ▪ had not been killed. bet give him any account :ted for him in Paris. He wee that time he had no one to agar-street. Mr. Williarcsee day and his expenses. He Ilia moon. He was paid by oker's accouct. He bad spent e expenses attributable to thie of that sum. He kept come ✓y imperfect account of hie by —He was in Greece in 1864. proprietor of marble quarries; ',our to get up a marble eom• eived 2001. and expenses from n Greece ; that was in August. paid him 10 per cent. on the and wicee. submitted that this evidence e plaintiff's evidence in chief. Ir rather io the cron•e:amiea• t for the judge to do what wee ad I not painted out the arms. le jag wo Ald have been left in say that Mr. Edward Lewes at 1 biro :Al. or 601. for business . Mr. N.cholsoo, a a olicitor t go to Paris on behalf a selative to some goods by a lad,. The cond• id h fin about 50/. ; that gentle. to others for wham be had inquiries for a father about his rife who had rut: away from bit called in tt see the plaintiff on Me rylebone-road. His system e was suffering front a were re of the forehead, and four or le top of the bead ; be had also • or side of tl.e right eye, in which ol before he sew him, the pais ch bruised. On the outer side ow the knee, there was a ra r .ds, about 2i inches from vd had been torn. On the lower little above the ancle, was • left leg was also much bruised in wound. He attended him daily be wounds :o the head healed is the wound near the eye. The ed satisfactorily for the first two hey became much more inflamed ties extended, and in a few der tatter formed under the tissues uneasy about it, and be celled met Hospital. He visited the be 22nd, and they were of opinion eke a free opening so as to ; that was door, and a greet rged ; the progress of the lower afactory, and tt healed in a week nod was relieved for a time, bet id not heal. He probed the wawa uses, and it became nemeses% open to allow of the escape at rhich existed trader the skin the bailed and wee well about the gem& health was much reducedr t without opiates. The plaintiff lays. The system bed received • mild be Decemary foe him to b• se time ; it was impassible to fir at be eventually might recover sr -about another wiz mouths. Consulate-General of Frazee in they had a high opinion of the employed to make private in. 41 ~'"--"------------ f dill consulate ;be by was introduced hies to ial. • Franc* w ho required his services ;h. mll Po.'" in r ile d waved a great deal of money for it ; he was rleogUoutcd"Dtg had navel about 501. from the 0 . 10 d u ring the eighteen months previous to the 0 01° ' O ° the plane's ma The astendaate did not Bell Wtririns h a ng addremed the jury u p on the . 14.4 ,h. garjmnt Salentine was herd in mitigation of el.. — He said it was a lamatable and usfortunate mei the defludants had admitted their liability, but r„. Or duty to see no exaggerated demand ma made ~— g ggi. They were ready and willing to pay a far and ','• as caopensation. The medical mea on both ..1, -- , la with oaadoor aid honesty made a ;4 oOw ems, and it was to be regretted it was Two potraly adopted in oases of this kind. The a sasterial oonsideratica for them was this man's ''''.• and earninp when the accident occurred. Olgthe claim was exaggerated the oorn md considered it their duty to the roadies to have itinvestigated. TM kevper of a private :goyOM did not find much favour in this country, g a NM strange to the damideats that he amid be i g s ti make $OOl. a year, and it must be borne in mind iii it 'dictating that return there were no books to guide ig . gad they had merely to take it one awarticra. D o sot often that a man of the plaintiffs me made such i mi tads in life, and if he had, he ha had more s oma gmerally fell to other men. There wee a .ggs of obscurity surrounding the truth of the ;Mrs aping& They, had his state. rimy nothug in ortafirmalam of lt,=l mlat have igi my easily obtained If Me. Be omplaieed that Mr. top or Mr. Willilllllloll had not been called to show ame the net profits on the transactions said to have t o had with them. Om of the greatest evils reil goloPiniel had to deal with was the exaggerated claims oma made upon them. Many, were genuine, and in gm without heatation they made immediate sad embalm di mirionsatioe ; but there were others, which it was go t boy to box* investigated in a court of law, and the .met was one of them. r ile Lord Chief Justice said the law did not denounoe the of an inquiry office, and. there was no reason why iga Mould not follow it to are mosey that was not a mass for them, but what wits the Oaatiff making at lime of the accident, and what oommanstion he mid receive for the foes of beams, ruffian, and ex. ma he had been put to in oonseqcence of the accident. sc jury, after about tweety' minutes deliberation, m il gra a verdict for the plaintiff —Damages, 1,500/. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SECOND COURT. goy at Nisi Prim in Middlesex.—(Belom Mr. Justice Myles and a Common Jury.) HALLIDAY O. BOORREL rib ar interpleader isms to try whether some cabs and Abu property belonged to the plaintiff or to the defendant, by shoo they bad been seized in execution. 112. Harris appeared foe the pelaintiff ; ytel and Mr. Serjeant Atkinson for the defeeftnt. a coffes-honm, and TM plaintiff was a widow, keeping ber MI was a cab proprietor in business in Littleher y o r k. nom. Her cam was that in August last she ad els, is three sums, 2001., and took the bill of Is the in ratica, a nd afterwards entered into pmesesion of Friainos was that plaintiff's circumstances were such jit was extremely impnbable that she should have lent TOL, sad an aNged conversation was deposed to the elect that the plaintiff's son intended to defeat his eitora Re lordship said that he did not think that the evidence II to this conversation was reliable ; but the circumstances et the plaintiff had to pay 52/. • year rent for her coffee• ewe, that her &skims were at the utmost 141. • week, that she had sic children, had an extremely important sw ig upon the probable truth of her ause. The pry found for the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Balers the Judge Ordinary.) GILDLET AND GIUNLIT D. DAVIS AND ercan. Ir. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Pracherd foe the plain er. ; Mr. Hudelleston, Q.C., and Mr. J. 0. Galls for idendanta. The defendants propounded a will executed on the 24 th d Deestaber, 1863, by Mark Davis, late of Portobello, near nista. Staffordshire w , who died on the 12th of Sep. isubw,lB6 4 . Probate as resisted by the plaintiffs, the Imelda of the der/snood end her husband. co the usual Friel of undue execution, want of capacity, and undue iffarates. The treater in his youth had boon a maker of gridirons, ! ; bun, and such like articles ; but he had gradually be- I , rms a manufacturer of hardware in a small way, and M , left property worth about MOO/. He was an illiterate 1 an, and given to drink. kis had been twine married, ad the female plaintiff was the a fruit of th t e earlier s ensetion. In 1863 he made proposal o his send wife, who accepted him on condition that he would Mak hims elf of his intemperate habits. He promised to km, but he did not keep his word, for in the you follow- egh• west to Birmingham, where he drank himself into ' Miriam tremens, and wee eat mate of a untie asylum flor • ' Maus. After this he really reform. lu 1862 he made I ail dividing his property between his wife and daughter ; tat in the year following elm wee married to a key-stamper not word Grimley. It was alleged that this match did OS the testator any great satisfaction ; and that /1863 the Grimleys decoyed him to their house under the pomace that his daughter was seriously ill, and then attempted to make him sign a hood for 300/. It was mig rated that this made him very angry, and led him to exe cute the will before the court, the effect of which was to nosier about 361. • yew from his daughter to his wife. [The case bad not made much program when we went to mei COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (B e fore Mr. Registrar Roche.) Dr I , 11 VEVA:M.—TIM STW4D lICSUC•BALL. The bankrupt, James Edmund Stevens, described as of t. George's.road, Kilburn, of no business or occupation rs , one of the directors of the Strand Munk - hall 'beinany (Limited). The adjudication is on his own , *Mon and the cause of failure is thus stated : 13 consequence of liability incurred by the as • I director of the Strand Music-hall Company , limited), now in roam of being wound-up in • the Court of Chancery, and the property of that I =posy being of a nature not readily conv se ertible , alms at a sacrifice, and through being sued by veral tightens of the company." The bankrupt had filed the usual Meliminary statement ; but the liabilities, which are chiefly a account of the nompany, are not cast up: they appear to be Mont 20,000/. The largest creditors are the European and American Fioancial Corporation— 7,7001., secured by a first dluta op the Strand Masic-hall, which is estimated to be of the Wu of 30 0001. Messrs. Dairies sod Son, gloss-merchant', Botindsditch, are creditors for 5,093 t., bolding bills and Mai of the bankrupt and other directors of the company. This was the first sitting. Several proofs of debt were "le, and Mr. Saffiliy, acco untant, was chosen creditors' llsacsee. Mr. Michael, of Barge-yard, is the solicitor under tiel - reCieed - Mg (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) Ott J. C. SHLCILLITON.—THE STRAND MCSIC• HALL The bankrupt, John Collier Shackleton. described as a neuhant of Botelph-I.ne, was another of the unfortunate " Hectors of the Strand Mimic-hall Company. He thus de suited the cause of his failure;—" Having been a director d the Strand Music-hall Company (Limited), and having Ma induced to make myself liable for the debts of the com lay to upwards of 18,0001., and some of the creditors of the said company having refused to give me time to p ay till the Strand Music-hall is sold, which I believe will i Wise more than the amount of the debts for which I am lake." The liabilities are substantially the same as in Stevens's case. The debt of the European and Amp- • wan Company is stated at 8,2001., secured by bonds of the omtuny to the amount of about 15,000!. This Wl n the sitting for proof of debts and choice of assig ner. The same assignee was chosen as in Stevens's case, Mr. Safery, the accountant, and Mr. Michael was appointed the solicitor. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) A hIDGELAR VERDICT. . Re,,r ) Paticr, 17, labourer, and J ames Pi p er, 23, were ' , dieted for stealing a pair of boots, value 125., the property of Edwin Davis. The me possessed no public interest except in the peen fruity of the verdict—viz., •• We find the prisoner Parker C "''.:/ ; and the other prisoner, Piper, we find Not Guilty, rvinghini the benefit of a very great doubt of his innocence, tat Irish your lordship to caution him." Mr. Dodgkinson (clerk)—ls that your verdict? The Foreman of the Jury—Yee, sir. Mr. Payne reserved senteum until to-morrow upon Parker. After the two prisoners were removed, The Foreman said—Mr lord, I fancy you did not appre hend what we said. We have such serious mivgivings shoat the innocence of the second party, although we have riven him the benefit of that doubt, that we wish you wrongly to reprimand him. The prisoners were brought back and again put in the Emir. Mr. Payne (addremiog the prisoner) —The jury say that, %nigh they have given you the benefit of a doubt, they hre a very strong opinion about your being 0000erned. and nigh to give you the benefit of the doubt in their mind tt the same time. I agree with them that it is a case of /trystrong suspicion against you. Their erpreation is • wish terve you • serious caution what you do, for it is sure to hog you here again. It is • caution to you, and do not resume upon it. There is a shop in the neighbourhood Wm robbed of 111.. and another shop stolen from. If you take warning from the narrow escape you pars had, you way redeem your character ; but if you presume upon the ' , nape, you will very likely bring yourself to min. Be !Wins, sail behave yourself properly in future. THY FXPRESS, WED NESDAY EVENING, DEVEMBE R 6, 1665. MONEY YARKST.-:TRIG DAY.) • The prisoner Parker was seatenoed to 12 months. The maser (tends* his hood)—I ma very mach obliged to you, my lord. --------- SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Two &Mon. There is still very little demand for British rail way securities, and the general tendency of prices is downwards. Great Northern A stock has declined per cent., Great Eastern g, and Metropolitan L on don and North Western, and Lancashire FOREIGN RAILWAY& Data Rhoda (M. pcid), 241. Ottoman (Smyrna to AidlD) 10g, S ou th Austrian and Lombardo•Foaatiras, 16g. MISCELLANEOUS SHAM. lexician Mint, 181 d. Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per oast. (Limited). 21, Credit M P Di OWS, wad Mahler dFA& ew 3I Si. tto ditto ), , Crystal Palace. 375. East Irripiaos Canal, 13/. Ebb. Vale, IN, 13, a. Egyptian Commercial sad Trading (Limited), 2g, 3. General Credit and Finance of Loam Imperial Meroaatile Credit Association (Limited), t. Italian Irrigation (Canal Wow), 82. Joist Stock Discount (Limited), 91. London la County Land and Building (Praha), 1. London Financial Association (Limited), Zig. London General Omnibus Company United), 3}. London and Provincial Marine, SI, . Madras Irription sad Canal (all 18g, National Discount Company ( ted), 171, 17. Ocean Marine Insurance, 24g. Overend, Gurney. and Co. (Limited), 211, 1. 1. Peninsular end Oriental Steam (all paid), 751. Rio de Janeiro City Improvementa (Limita) (all paid), 24. Royal Mail Steam, 12, 11. Union Marina Liverp ool (Limited), 21. Two dOwas. Third lame, 34 to to 3, ex all ; British Provirsehl, 294 to ; City of Loados A, 24 to 9 ; Great Central, 15 sis to 144 ; Imperial, 801 to 14 ; Imperial Continenta 951 te 4i to 54 to 5 ex div. ; Looll=, 73 to 2; Surrey Con. sower; 144 ; United Gomel, 301 to 214 ; Westminster (Teetered, 70. Dooks.Dageehain 'rharnee, ; Loeirkei and St. Saba ny.Bl4 to w lto T i b i ou t r • ; o 7.u . 29 ; um , London, 136 to s to 64 ; Lambeth, 113 ; West bliddlensx. 1144. Camila—Grand Juoctios,Reams sad Avon ranteed Great Western Railway), 64; Regent's tor London), 23. Yorkshire }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 126} to 126 ; G re at Western, 62 to ; Midland, 12411 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122} to } ; South Eastern, 78 to } ; Great Eastern, 44i to 45 ; Caledonizn, 125 to 126 ; Metropolitan, 136} to 137 ; London and South i Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 127} to 128} ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has de clined, and Great Western of Canada and Lom bardo-Venetian shares are dull. On the other hand, Dutch Rhenish meet with inquiry. ORDINARY BEAM AND ITO= The stock markets to-day show increased heavi ness, a number of sales having been made by dis couraged speculators for a rise. The English funds and some of the speculative foreign stocks have declined ito I per cent, and a reduction of i to i per cent. has taken place in several of the home railways. The demaud in the discount market continues to be upon a very limited scale, while the supply of money seeking employment is large. Neverth less, the rate for the beet paper is still Si to 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is more de mand for short loans on English government eecu ritiee, and the charge is higher, at 4i to 51/ per te - ds7 IPd. I 'WIWI. ye .t e rdff. I MINES.-(THIS DAY.) : 31 ! e t m !" lir ** —1 ft N 116 127 N N 13 lfi a I ea 72 71 73 111 IC.ambrlan aU Dark sod Bandon all Cornwall 100 , Dublin and 10100 Jana all Dundee • PerthotAbd•Jo all I Baat London Scrip Cart. 10 Do. 1110 1 611sagow sad &Wean= 10 ,Oreat lantern Ord. M. 100 1 Do. It. Anis. Stk., No.! 101 Greet Novena IlooMend 100 'ol4oNorthen 101 Do.A I • no. so divoss 100 Will 1110 p. a. Dodd B 100 Do. New. Im. at opm 40 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock 100 ,Ot.. noatks Weal (11 1 100 • Goad Weekorn 100 Do•Bboar Ve1.430.110 100 Do. Booth Wales 1M Do. W. led.-0100 1 10 Do. Do. Ne wp ort DM Do. Do. limMord 100 Lannaehlre &Yorkshire 100 Loudon arid Blackwell 100 Loo.,ll•4khto, &Cosa{ • 100 loWs006.0 011 thID" 100 Do. Met. Etton.A6p. o . 100 Loudon& Noe* Wooko. 100 LoodouttkouthWortoro L 100 110•04.13ti0t... 1 Lloo3losk 1. MO • kietropolllan 0 Do. 0 6 New Do. Batandon 00 all ' Metropolitan untriet 00 10 q?. to. do. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 111 U 4 I IBT ILlOnuo twosaara.) READING MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 441 il i 1171 8 INNKEEPERS' PLATE. ... I R. X. D. ... White Stoekieie Disappointed ... cent. The government broker hu purchased to play 20,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking 92 92 02 222 i: 100 Mld aM • Do. Ai Sham L 100 Do BID& & Derby $ au' led lout —' .... L 100 North BMA —• . _ t. 100 Do. Irdlo. ,Portb.Dona. 4. 100 N. loatorn—B•rwtok I 14. Do. G. N. S. Pius 1. No I Da. Drools.. .t. 100 Da. York ..... • M. 100 1 Dl. Carib& II olt Do. Iltook.h Dacha _. . 62 60 62 41 43 85 40 104 106 1229 1.23 88 90 106 106 $6 39 50 60 1261 1161 96 07 60.1 ati 1868 1371 9 31 24 3 a ill 1039 1019 P 3 Om :914 125 18 2 pm 94 06 soy 613 23 30 110 illy 10 Da do. a. 11 6 D 11108411.. . 14 DO. arW L L D ., :Sn4 .... Da 40. It 6 10u North litaffordahlre an N. 8. N & Western Janet 100 Boottiah Central 11 1 00 00 fie s.umb ottish r udiaa .i. Aber .: llo _ 100 I=o.llulon TO South iattera all Staines, W oklulthaaac no h a Vale 2 Do. 0 ........ ...• • • 100 Vale of Neagh 2 w titeroe i t Whitehall' 1100 , Welt Comeau I tIVITIeIIi PS. I BLILWM9. 7.23} eo lo i af 37i 1 215 1 961 MS 87 10 11 pm IV. 166 .1 ii 9 . ^ 2 22 Pal 711 i 74 n n iis Ma GT 09 112 114 1.5 87 7$ 79 .; 145 16?.. . - i •om 100 144 ♦9 91 110/11._ 7! 104 i 4 124 awing 1714C8C -_------_ 10 all .8110016 MR. Laarroso• ..' NO 800u1iv.&C.1n 6 . 6 8. 0 . 10 6 Do. 1 Qum .. . 101 all Buffalo & logo Hiroo 10 011 Do. Proforesaeo . o ,160 : &0 6 1.. rent. Braot,&o.4:ii 1 t er 110 ,CaL dill.taatarote.o.g. 100 Caps T. & Doek6p. a. 2. .0 1 all Dat0war6.77.61,001:0 . 100 sods. Now rt. o • • ,too .sodo Loam ga. 6 do 0 , all Do. J latanadoo .." a 100 Geoid Wu& of tAtoada 0 1 111 1 V0.h0u101p.110..11.,69.ct 10 10 Bonds -10 ' all ' D Do. o. do. deferred 0 1 prof. Bonds 10 , all an I Do Do. . tod do. daherod 10 I 011 Do lad pest. Stock ll Do. do. detorrod 06 1 a 00 101 Do. 6th oral. Mock 00 , all Do. do. deterred It. 100 Groat to Penha2o : 16 , Do. gas. 6 per coot. 20 6 , Do. New do K. 100 •dt. 8. of 'oats g. 6p. 6 1 St. 1011 ,Do 61 pia cool , it. 1 Do 20i 01 1 Gt. W 04.011 of Quads 10j 18 Do. Now .. —. — lO an , D0.0p.0.11cii..1; 6 2. 18 1 O all Dos; do. do. 1877-8 LO 1 lodlaa lirsooh. 1.16110 d I. ~ 100 Idadrea guar. 6 p. mit.' I. 'lOO , aro. do. 41 do t. 100 , Do. 00. 44 do - 10 I 1 , Do. fifth tztoodoo I t. 100 10616. Coro. 6 par c. 8411 60 all KIM sod llotoolea Bay A. 160 N.11.000.09.01dp.8. St. 100 Golodo. put. lo pie mot. ‘... 100 Do. Deihl do.• • .•1 0 do. do. 100 ; Do. Poadano do itoo I Do. ladaallll.B6o. do 10i! 31 301 5 ran. Two o'Ctocr. - The mining market continues inanimate, y et prices generally are well main tained. Great Vet shares are now quoted 35 to 36 ; East Lovell, 14 to 15; Chiverton MoQr, 3 to I, being lower ; Chiverton, 9i to ; Draliew . allii, 15e. to 17s. 6 d. ; N ast Cern Brea, 'b . ?. to z ; Wheal Grylls, 5 to 6 • Tim croft, 19 to 20 -; Great South Tolgin, 30s. t o 355. ; Great Lax P y , 21 to 22 ; West Cara don 10 to 11 ; Prince of Wales, ss. to ie. Lady Bertha, 14s. to 16e. ; Ding Don& 17} to 20 ; h Camborne Veen, 15s. to 17s. 6d. Wheal Grev- Title, 3S to I. East Grylls , 5 to 6 ; north Treskerby, 2i to 3} ; Clifford Amalgamated, 21} to 22 ; and Caldbeck Fells, to prem. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very inactive, and prices unchanged. The Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Com pany have received s telegron, from Melbourne rib Suez, in anticipation of the incomingAnstralian mail, giving the results of the two LA weeks of Sep tember and the two first weeks of October. During the six weeks of September 350 6,884 tons of quartz were crushed, yielding 3,ors. 15 dwta. of gold, or an average of 9 &rte. 17grs. per ton . During the two weeks of October 2,280 tons of quart z were crushed, yielding 9970 at. lodwts. of gold, or an average of Wirt'. 18grs. per ton. The remittance is 2,5001. Fund. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented; opened at 681 r. 97c., showing a decline of 1-16 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87i to I, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 871 to 88, ex div., for the new account (January 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87/, I, I ; ditto, for account, 871, I ;1 Three per Cents. Reduced , 87/, / ; New Three per Cents., 87k, /, I ; Annuities, 1885, 1313-16 ; Bank Stock, 247 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 102/, /, I ; ditto Bonds, 18 pram. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1011 ; and Fachequer Bills, 65., --- HANDICAP MILITARY STEEPLECHASE. About two was sod a half. Sir Bobby, 12st 71b ; Merrimac , 12st Serious Osse, llet 121 b ; Rapture, lit 7lb ; Omar, lOst 91b ; Almeria, lOst 71b. AU are bore. BERKSHIRE OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About throe miles and a halt. Flyfisber, Iroasidee, Sportsman, Rochester, Gold fioder, The Rogue, and Bristles are len. SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles' and a half Shiite, 12st 711 ; Idiot, 12st 21b ; Ace of Tramps, 12et 21b ; Light of other Days , 12st ; Savo, list 101 b ; Medusa, net nb ; No Name, llst 7lb ; Wasp, Ilet 7lb ; Lancet,llst 71b; Jenny Wren, list 4 1 b; Lucky Star, list 4lb ; Seaggs, 10st 121 b ; Stiletto, lOst 10Ib. AU are here. The winner to be sold for 401. LOCAL HUNTERS' BLOB. About two miles and a half. Beverley, Crociax, Valetta, Uxbridge, and the Unknown ars here. All entered to be sold for 501. AFRICAN ST THIS DA P ) SAM SH COMPANY. (Y. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was I held this afternoon at the o ffi ces, 14, Lasasahill-atreat : Mr. P. D. Haeow in the chair. The report, which was Waned some time before, haviag been taken " ama r tin moving its adoption, said no events of importance had occurred during the hen year. The con tract had been punctually performed during the whole time, a..d the ships well and properly navigated. The revenue account also showed a slight improvement, and 7i per cent. for depreciation of the ships and 7 per can the t. two for insu rance had been duly written off. Of new ships previously referred to one was reedy far sea, and the other was launched a few days ago. They had been built out of the resources of the company, and with out calling upon the shareholders for soy additional capital. The government, he was happy to say, bad given notice of the termination of the contract, which had been running since 1858 ; and a fair tender for a new con tract had been submitted to them. He added that the ships already represented in value the full amount of the capital ;mid up by the shareholders. The report was adopted, and a dividend of Se. per share --- WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNISDLY, DECIIUft 6. 6 ►•Y. , A T.. w. Y.lEzi D. .—....----- Aberdeen .. 200 047 Web ....—. 19.13 48 4INU OM= ... 3373 48 7teeneastls. 29.58 61 Valsa3l4, • ..• —• I Cape C,ehr • • —I — Llimrpool ,29.84, le fiebbea V.7 0 ' 50 Tensaw:a.. 29.78 54 Brad— ... —20.8 e VOrtrea... 28.9 2 ,64 enebetort 30.04;46 elyeloeth .. ,79.35 53 W0rn05tb.:139.9 2 ' 61 . rartenkosils [29.95 61 Landon 29.98'411 (Emma —10.06148 loerbereeetu. 29.99j47 eblrlda .., 10.96,47 Bellgoland 1 1 , ES.E. 5.8.1 L B.L ri.S. 8.8.5. 8. B.W. 33 31) 104 , } XI oc . O— o :OM cr 0.101 E.& E. S.K. 4 8. W. S.W. 9.9. W. 8. 9.8. W. B.W. 0 o 0. 28 or 0.27 fy 0.11) o 0.10, re 0.70 T o 0.26 o 0.32 70 0.10 rm I 8.8. W. co Ico i Wheat. Barley Oats .. 'mums. OR NORTHER! !MAT. 00M/11. H. N. to S.W., varying, moderate, strong, up. settled. WEBTIREL As above, and to N.W. In places liovyazez. Southerly t, W., ca big, strong to fro TAMER& B.i to S.W. and W., shoe& with Aqua to fresh. Northern=Scoiland. Western=ireland, Wales, and adjs. id I evil's. Southern —English Channel and Bay cd Biscay. Esatern=Eastwerd AWaW , and North Sea B.W. THURSDAY. S.E. to S W. and bask, strong. squally. a gale at Intervals. As above. Similar to allove. 3s. dia. Foreign stocks are fl at. Brazilian scrip and Mexican Bonds have declined i per cent., and Turkish Five per Ceuta., 4. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, however, have improved e. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:-Greek, 16 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to i ; Confederate, Bto 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to i prem. ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 434 to 4 ; and Mexican, 25e to 1. Transactiona are recorded as follows :-Braidlian scrip, 21, i prem. ; Dutch Certificates, 981 ; Egyp tian second issue, 93 ; ditto 1864, 92, 4 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 924 ; Italian, 1861, foraccount, 644, 4 ; ditto 1865, for account, 77 1 ; Mexican, for account, 254, i ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1822, 904 ; ditto 1862, 894 ; Spanish, for account, 44 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 271 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto 1858, for account, 724, 73 ; ditto, 1862, 'for account, 714, 724 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 724, 73, 72 ; ditto 1865, paid-up scrip, for account, 431, 4 ; ditto Gua ranteed, 1004. United States 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 64e to 1; Erie Railway shares, 581 to 594 ; Illinois, 82/ to i ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 84 to 85. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Cons dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds are quoted i to 14 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted i to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1.16 to 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 4 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of Englse to d, 34 to 4 prerem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 4 prem. ; Ovend, Gurney, and Company , 6 4 to 1 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 16. The shares of the St. Saviour'B s ank of T Wharf Company 2 are quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; urkey, to 4 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 4 to 14 prem. ; Naples Public Works, /to 1 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 3to 14 prem. ; Com mercial Company of Africa, 1 to 2 prem. ; London Steam Towing and Navigation, 1 to 14 prem. ; and limit (Ottoman) Forest, 1 to 14 prem. About 65,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. There was no alteration of importance in (the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam', 3 mouths, 1.114 to 2; ditto, 3 doys, 11.18 Ito 19 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 2 ; Antwerp, 3 - smoeths, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ois. beam, 3 morphs, - 13.9 to 1 • Parr, 3 days, 25.121 to 20 ; ditto, 3 swath,, 25.40 to '45 • Frankfort-m-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1201 to , g r 1; Petersishrg, per rouble, 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Vienna, eff. fio., 3 01011511 e, 10.921 to 971; Trieste, di . 5 to, 3 months, 10.924 to 974 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 4; Cadiz, w ment he to to 8: Leghorn. 3 mont hs, 25.574 to b2i ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; . Milan, 3 mouths, 25.371 to 621 • A portion of Heligoland rock, it is stated by 'lroriTni7F sums. ..-. -_ ____ Naples, 3 months, 25.54 to 621; Pelona*. 6 months. Hamburg papers, having been long undermined by the ses, 00,000. 60 lAA & liastenns 15Z67 • 581 ?omits.. 25.574 to 624 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 25.571 to 624; Lisbon, 10 1 3 2db - 90 days, 514 so 1 ; Oporto, 90 dem 511 to 1. fell on Wednesday last, and was eugolfed in the waves. _• 1 rd,000 ' ,10 4 0 ,LlOtiniosteeatliverpooi SI , 5 Ow - The November circular of Messrs. Guinn and Of the 500 inhabitants of the island no leas than 70 ere 10.0001100, Do. Issued at 10 pea. 21 I 4 5,014 - said to have perished. 100,001 10 'Angle I.oelelell - Co., of Liverpool, shows that the extraordinary 60 000 60 Anglo Egyptian 11.1 m.) lll 6. I Um xe 131 I expansion of our export trade to America is fully It is understood that a memorial has been ad- sdaco fie Anglo Italian (Llinsted 16 i 4 2Mt : maintained. This movement constitutes at present dressed to the boards of some of the leading joint tkt o o : 3 l re it="o""ab . 5 .11 ' 1 , 11 rt te , the moat remarkable feature in the business oft he stock banks by their clerks, asking for a moderate, bat t 5.501! 20 googol Itritlatttelasnels all 121 22 I :NI MESIOP.IAL TO H.R.H. THE LATE DUKE OF KENT. country. From the following enumeration ofthe general increase of salary, in consideratioo of the increased 10,05 , 11 1 2 g , haat i:l t A L S= all •8011 1 -:-. -On Saturday evening the bells of the parish church of number of packages of British goods (cottons, se 1396 1426 I met of living. " Every one," says the Times," acquainted 4 :•; 9 7 0. 10 s go g o f 01 450 Jingled) 9. 3 1 dls 7 Sidaauth rang • out a merry peal to announce to the pa- woollens, worsteds, linens, hosiery, carpeting, with the almost uniform faithfalnces and respectability of 10,000 leo • Rank of4tievoislazd ;L.) , : , iii • 6 : au .-_- rishione w re that he r . imiecosotfprilltailesty Lad ,ii /i c ortesz r od t t blankets, ibc.) exported from Liverpool to New lods, the persons in these positions of trait, and with the S I O:0001 tg rian.riff Now Zealand - limited, ilthough not mean or absolutely unjust scale of 4.4000; 69 Barnet's Bank ;Limited 10 Idle Kim 9 a. tu ee rg of eL..pe;icholes, in memor, of H.it.H. the late York in November, it will be seen that at no 'juke of Bent. her tether, who died at Woolbrook Glen, in former period of our commercial history have the their remuneration, will wish that their request may be well :::•orol so ~ ~.-tr4----:11:, 101 1 1 .r. _ this parish. We believe it is not yet decided whether the shipment% amounted to anything like those of the received." 20,000" 60 I:Lb N. America t all 144 Si -. east or the west window will be assumed for this (Retina- past month : "You have been taught in England," writes the rev: rs ?: BIL ril.',!.oll,t. ° T.'t l lt ro - tion, bat whichever A may he it will be esteemed not only Packers. I Packages. - ss a very high houour, hut will ever prove an object of th e November, 1850 Calcutta correspoodent of the Times, "to consider Cal- je,oooloo •(44 7 .., ............... lao, to iii - deepest interest to all loyal subject; residing in the valley 1851 cutta a hotbed of pestilence, but it is purity cons- tg..0 0 : 0 0 . 100 o . olthisl ird e l l;ia t z: . I La i l 4 _ l 85_ 411 2 of the Sid.-Tiverton Gazette. 99 91 1852 99 91 pared with Bombay. Mr. Cranford, the new municipal ‘o ,ooo i i g Ic e ._ m o o.' m um, diC. Mi l 301 39 - Miss DONGWORTH's ACTION AGAINST THE "SA - „ 1853 commissioner, and a civilian, has drawn a picture 200.0 00 , 1 4 ,Conw • ltaar saaa 1 10 .g , 6 " 1 ... 1; = TUSDAY Review ."- Yesterday the Lord ,Advocate con- „ 1854 of 'the fearful recesses ' of the native city, to itro e o'loo , po. New ......... lis 1- - -. tinned his address for the pursuer, and spoke till half-past „ 1855 .. . 16.543 „ 1863 ... the truth of which I can personally testify. 'On all sides,' 10.000 00 Delhi and London... .. i 2: 1 13 , II - 1. . . He went largely into the marriage case, with the view „ 18.56 sr - of dimproving the statements in tbe article, and showing „ 1857 he says, 'is filth immeasurable, indescribable, and at places 2 0 1 2 5 ,S 1 f t," 544 1 ""J 4 1, 1 4.1"1 4 .• Um!, 6 il it oi e n. - their calumnious nature. Solicitor-General Young followed The following further list, which comprises the A few days ago there died in cue of the work almost unfathomable ; filthy animals, filthy habits, filthy 10,000 25 English Joint Steck i1..)1 10 4 iii m : 111_ for the defender., aod justified the article as fair criticism halms in Manchester a aerial! character named lame exports of foreign tine good silks, street smells, filthy privies, filthy courtyards round the 3 1 ,1 0 %! 1 5 6 , 0 ilcueirlite•.ersh"tt, ; 0 " 200 2i in du in a case of which the prey were called on to take notice. . Robinso n, aid to have been a native of Shap . At one time houses of the rich, masses of filth around the dwellings of 64000 1 g o [Cop., mok(tholtdol 16 34 g ors - He cited the opinion!" of the judges a dver se to the panne., laces, and embroidery-from Liverpool to New he fisted ;. o goods to t h e summ it, o f 8 ,0„g 2o , sh ow y - to show that the article was only in accordance w ith t eir or e b * Y it in th month of November, fully confirms sa d - o th er rooon t o joe, often to en" f as tomeee. & a the poor, foul and loathsome trades, crowded house', foul 10,004,100 ithicban.Chloatlap.(l4; 2 12 1 11 ( 3 , - 1 . : -• judicial opinions, and was also, he held, in harmony with the inferences pointed by the foregoing figures : gulleys which had neves before been -enetrated by meat and food, fonlwellsand tasks and swamps, foul smells trfe 4 , '1 ° 0: 1 1 ; rood Do. 1.",. a w e d " P" • • 1 1 0 5 le lo - the great body of public sentiment He accused the par. man. On more Viso one occrudoe he swai .red to pro- the Packages. at every turn, unventilated drains, and sewers choked with wow' los Imperial Pont Limited, 11 6 wpm . suer with forgery in chan;-„ing in one of Yelverton's letters Nootonhor, 1850 ordure ; men, women, and children, the rich and the poor, L 0,14000001 r te I :1 5 , I 2 5 5 1 0 6 7 n ' sl _ the word possibilentent to sposa belle mia, the only tea „ 1851 ...... 614 11 1859 living with animals of all kinds and vermin, inhaling the Z OO4 l te • `";," 0 •• ' . 'slo. .. . . 6 ! 1644 0444 _ route to the position of wife in the _ correspo_odence, _ Mr. " 1852 i hms who were about to Derck through Smith moved for the production of the alleged forged docu- later h noted all over 6 tainted deadly stmoirphere, end dying by the thomend.' 1 0 0120', : 0 0 Imlnt o lfota,r• la r L il 1 : I t 81 , la, 14 : - m eat , which was allowed. The court at 6 o'elock ad- r, 1854 . I A Department of Health has been euergetically organised, 1 1 2,: ( 7,,'00 u ' ii .ia . :, • 3 4 r r a a ; •.. 45 1 5 6 ~,,o bo jouroed till to-day (Wednesday), when Lord Jerviswoosle 90 1853 1864 ' and as the first result is the removal of 45 tons of filth a 02.000' rf DO N.... , '7! 1.. 4 ° - will charge the jury. 99 D 1.46 day from the city more than before, you may imagine what don &It ver Nebel. a.,), I i 19 1. - . : 111404 Do. New, is.. at le pia le 44 5 1 7 1 A NUNNERY IN LEICESTER-SQUARE. -The pre 99 „ 1857 Bombay has been." 80.051 P 10 Loa. e s Bank of Anstil. en ,24 25 241 rouses in which the late Mr. Burford mad to exhibit his The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows • ' Lansdale. near Lowther Castle. In this @mounter he seised The following paragraph is going the round of 1 0. 2 0 0 ,.. 0 .,, : Leaden rd C0nn%.....1 1 1 11 1 79 5 1 1 1 5( ii •-• ther with some adjoining premises at the this two poachers and held them, aod the same moment two Pa ort •l r t aca " , t• t e et of - . 00 h . ._ a week an increase of 4191. over the correspond- guns were fired at him by others of the gang. The bei tersquare, ave men purcnesau the Freed' jouroah :-" Archeological discoveries, are oil. 26,000. 20 Landau& South Arrisiin Ia! 166 17 0 6 - ing week of last year. poachers were subsequently an d at th e sashes at Ap by the Benedictine Fathers of the church of the Immaculate mums in the present day. An Italian collector. returning tr .: ig; „ .., g ,,.a 6- r 4e N. 7,; ( •" ° : Ir I It 0 01! = Heart of Nary (the Oratory, Brompton), for the eatahlith- At the meeting of the Bank of British North Qua leb ecrovicted. &ad sent out of the country. He was from Egypt, has brought barb the stators of no leas a per- 6,000. 60 Lnodnn&Veneruele ;1... 1 1 121' lis par -- mess of a sisterhood, the erection of a chapel, and the of three dark. fellows who undertook to rid the America, held yesterday, a dividend of 30s. per o ,, ib b oorkoo d of w g, eloo o f agsn a 0p 0.... .0, 0 hid resod swags than Potiphar's wife. An iescription on the base 90.0M4t 00 lan. I Westminster .. ,ID:vl 99 - foundation of a school for flotilla catholic children of both leave. no doubt as to its authenticity. The features are 10.000110 0 ida , hent isenk(itin.)..l 25 1 2 Pet - mixes. The Oratory, before its removal to Brompton, was 6,000 100 Do. New - pon .,, u k,„ of some Toooeloha there for m ore tban 20 years, 110 par 1 pm. -• 1 te a i n Ki n mtiun ini . e gseot, var y Boor t o t h e new come-tax, being at the rate of 6 per cent per annum . whio . . h they accomplished is th e face of terrible daw % . said to be exceedingly ugly." 60,000, 60 Mmaantlle es ifsehma.L.• 10 sj 3,M41 - But the act for which Ins same will ever remain& household establithment. The adjourned meeting of the Ottoman Financial 2 I &II ISt "The cattle disease," says a letter from the 1 " 4 ",:: 'ham- seedy . bank (1, r o 0 1 di ,l _ adjourned word in many w. • f the north was that of rescuing a young ‘,164 1 Do. THE CATTLE PLAGUE Commis...amt.-This royal Association held yesterday was further lady from drowoing. Om Chruitmasaparty of ladies and gem- Hague, " still prevails in Holland Hopes were entertained AOOO,lO O Milani Rack 111. I• ! Ell f_'• I dol '7 commission w ill resu me their a itti o ga,to.morroo. till the 20th inst. the arrangements for an usual- titmen were on a visit to -- Castle. sod as tberehad beet" that with the winter season it would lose some of its vies - 20,0031 6 National of Australasia 4 2 ;11 110 ,,, , = se, 300 Natiotua of Lavorputh ,10 7 9 P ._ . LETTER OF THE EMPRTHS EUGENIE. -It has been gamation with another undertaking not being yet twoorthres days' frost, they resolved , * slats ma slake in the lent*, but they bees been disappointed. Ever since the 10,000,100 111.Pre.eltegland animals have quitted their pasture lands for stalls, the t . i. ‘ 1.1 0 5 : re N. Do , • Ind sad Srd isi 1 IF s = T - present to the Viscountess de Chabannee, wife of the Creditors of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Com- oaly daughter of the proprietor fell, breaking the ice with number of deaths has increased. From the 11th to the iZ t oco so New south A l . i l ', .: 6 _ - maritime prefect of Toulon, a gold medal for her devoted pang (Limited) are required to send the particulars her fell, and she sank. The imbed:oohs paralysed everyone 3 conduct during the prevalence of cholera at that place. Thepresent, but the screams sod shouts for assistance brought 17th of November the figure was 983, sad in the week fol- amen' to XIV Lealand (1.1016s&I 1 }di ; Van - . d B ghee th e f u win se the tea t of their claims to the liqui.datore hy the 15th inst . several labourers to the spot. Noose, however, restored to tO,OOO , 10 North Weetern lt' Si Igma - Coormer e ourges peel o o lowing, 1,010." rm. water or tried to save the young lady's life. At 00,0001 ea Oriestsi Back floromn.l ell 51 23 --. of a letter which accompanied that mark of her The moral of undiscriminatinf applications for en!" -- et, . water ' who had also wad the A letter from Rostock (Mecklemburg) in the mom 20 tasent.Coro.ll.Lleteo.o I 7 ' I tdis - Majesty's approbstioss :-" Compiegne, November 15, shares in new projects is strong y_ecointed in the Area 20 Do. do. lateN.F.! 6 I It India - 1845• - Sladam,-During the triah through which ereatnechrdetl:spot, just es the yoga' lady rasehedthe sa l = People's Cia:etle of Berlin nays :-"Our notorious director 21,00 u 20 Do. do. lateF.C.l • t I dis --d. w and which I have fact that the 501. shares of Smith, Knight, and Co. dashed into the water,seized the girl by the hair,and of police, M. Blank, bag just administered the bastocade to 11400 v 60 Prorialbuillustato.it 110 0 lit_ lo l -- \ your town his just followed with • ful interest, I have been touched with (Limited), with 101. paid, were dealt in yesterday her to the aids ; sod taki the halt ng o ff his ke i zer sc h oat e h n e t. wapp i d several boys of from 12 to 14 yeah of age belonging to re- 2 , 7 5 ;g: 1 5 0 : ? ,,,r,!;• 10 , 2 at do . , „00,50 ,l O 12 1 g 4 _ the courageous devotedness which you have shown in aiding at 13 discount The seller in this case, in order to 1 her in it mid . .3 spactable families of the town, Lad one of them has received Awe 10 9e. dodrivebettbeheeners of the disaster/ fe tal reached the to 1 Admiral de Chabannes in the fulfilmeot of his duty, gad in escape further liability, has not only surrendered tmintette _,...____ e „ ___ i __ doee to tit . lake is serious injuries. It appears that the lads had been playing :11 0 1, 10 0 ttrArml•A Delhi 11.' r i t 1, 4 , 4 p 43 1 11 . 65 1 sharing with him the_dangerao! the Christian The, r f a ,• t the whole of the 104 already paid, but gives the ' the Y u . tim w o :'," • ;; Aiß M L li c 7l .- -. M e to m e mew, tha in the ground floor of • public building, and had damaged 17,061,100 llamado:A H . 9 . Africa ll6lil 10 as - noble u reward recc ' „pe brinc rx...T d ., , tll„ for them il at Z , buyer, in addition, a bonus of 31. per share to be fo „ m e. c„ t h araa , t h ee m.p. for Looomeor. h t Ye the bottom of a ladder by rolling egaiast it an empty cask !!,o . o o :,ir t irr Do. of tia. stern. 10 3 I ‘ 7 , Jai : is the testimony of a good conscicaros. To that there is relieved from his bargain. meeessiger . he wo rse , ) t hemiesaftedu it me w goer »- which henpecked to he lying near. The parents have cam- Rao go twos of Inland ilgi • si • l 111 6 2 dls \ - added, for you, the proceeding of the Toulon pupa - Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, I,l . bve ac e it: ; a n d il aimaiaact at • ver, ha lted . ye minced legal proceedings against the director." WOW 60 piles ad Landes 1u63 14 " ration to 0 00 • 4 1 to you a leUni l *tavol a ' . ° 1 then dock, and other shares, • as given in the Stock ET- so nde f the yew la y % ta ker will a re am k g At Naples, on the 2nd there were fourteen cues ----• •• gratitude. For an elevated mind nothing eta ear- PREFERENCE SHARES. pass each sources of satisfaction. I bare no other thought, change list of last evening : life. The yeas; lady herself, in a year or teu after, wee of cholera and seven deaths ;in the neighbouring open- Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension , N et , 102. therefore in seeding 'you the medal which accompages Insurance. -Commercial Doke, 71 to 1 ; Eli* 61 ' married to a merchant named Mowers, who mode him maws sixteen eases and eight death , . Great Norebsra 5 per cent. redeem. at 5 per cn preen., this later; than to psrpettiato the mammy of your noble General, 5 to 41 ; Guardian , 471 to 1 ; Isdemnity Marine: many prompts. .814 however, was reenflictit. Irs . fie Captain Fowke, R.E., the architect of the South : 107. i conduct, sod to give ion • durable mark of the sentiments 127 ; Liverpool and Lourdes end Globe IS" per Omit i latter part et big life Bobissos took to eg, of is 1 • • Kensington Museum, the ledustrial Mumma of Scotland, ! Great Western-thiginal 5 per cent. redeemtble Fe- which it produced i n . my . mist Whersupoe, . madam. I inanities), 1221, es di.. ; lAndea. 471; Loam sad Pro- I wiggly forestalled his penelee by many the Netimal Ga ll ery et Dahlia, sod the building for the femme, 1021, 11. pray God to has you in his holy keepiag.-Ecomnx." The Timid Marine, 21 to / ill • 91 • Nett% British and Mat died a pamper at the ens at 90. He l•ad a Unte, who 0 03 • Thames sad Merest' /dark died two years ago oder Pentith, is her 92ed rear ; and it Exh i bit of 1862. died soddenly on bloodey afternoon, at Great Western-Original peeps per cent. pretenses, medal is of gold, baying as me side the lameness of the Miatlintils, ?A i 151 a Five , 203 , . _.. . _. _ k.orit that ow puyakat strewth at tba 6.1.4 his ofiicial resideoce at South Keosingtoo. Death was occa. optional till 1i,66, 120. Emperor and Empress, and on the reveres the followlog flannted), 81 ; Cage Ma rti Than (Limit ), 7.g to to will aimed by the bursting of a blood-meal but Captain tondos, Chatham, and Dover 5 per omit. preference, ioscriptioa :-"L'lmperatriee 1 Mom la Vioomteses ; . de 3 tleigenal Life, 341. sever had its *mud in the neighbourhood el their birth. Peeks bad bees in declining health for mate months. . 931. Chabanoes•Curtee. Epidemis &alert:me de Toelon ( 1863). " t sad hs Plaited), 5 1, vx all; Ditto -Cumberland Paulus - I THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 4J118...... 11 IV i•••••• ZICTINSIVI BOBBIBMS BT FOUR BLIITANTS. -COMICITT NI. JOWPA Mer /WM and Bony Merrydew, father and son, Wolter Orin and George Clarks, all in the employ of Mann. ()ottani, engineers and tronfounden, of the Sr. Pancras Iron Works, St. Penass-nad, wen charged with stealing a large quantity of articles belonging to their m em and Mr. Daly, bar. PI° L. Wakens, solicitor, prosecuted ; rister, defended Clarke.. The taste are very simple and the whole of the prisoners since they have been confined at the Hone of Detention have written letters to the firm admitting their guilt, and ea* excusing the other of inciting the robbery. The hot was the first discovered with some small iron ban in his i parmesan, and be was given into the custody of poli hices - constable Charles Taylor, 98 Y. who searched residence, and there found such a number of the promo toes articles that he was induced to take the elder Merry dew into custody. He at once admitted his guilt, and the officer subsequently went to the residenos of the other pa ' tone and finding none of Mr. Cottanes property, re , turne re, d to the works and took Clarke and Oxley into custody. Mr. Ricketts asked that the whole of the were might be sent to the Middlesex &room for trial, as the presenters had beam syMematkally robbed during _the past eight mouths to the extent of some 2001. The elder Mer rydew had oleo been previouely convicted and seaweed to four years' penal servitude. Whim the proper time arrived the proseantor would °onside( what could be beet dew for the boy, who, no doubt, had acted under the advice of his _ father. - • Mr. Daly maid he should advise Clarke to reserve h is de. 481* fence, and the other garotters doing the rme, St. Mr. Barker committed them all to the Middlesex Sessions St. for trial, and refused to sorpt bail. St St woßsimaTßarr. 5,. JUST SATZD-TIII TALUS OF • OH/taken& St A/Minder Reuse, a Tenth, wss charged with bong 0043. 64. aimed in sterling a watch from the . person of an elderly !Fr gentleman, named Moore, while prang through William- ' 8 1: . street, Shoreditoh, a week since. de- gt St Mr. W. Heritage, from the o ffi ces of Mr . Beard, fended the prisoner, who was on the point of being sent for st, rid, in consequence of • lad swearing to having seen him FA oa the moth( in question is company with two o th ers, attack the prosecutor and commit the robbery. Proescutor r, admitted that he could sot identify the prisoner, but the u ' I testimony of the witness insured • remand. As a matter u of course!, inquiries were made into the character of both a lads, and Mr. licwitage proved that young hoses was not taken into custody until three or four days after the Welt; that be was in employ at a timber merchant's in the Old greet or Curtain-road ; that he had been entrusted with a . considerable sum of money , and , in fine, was quite unlikely to have been mixed up is any felonious matter. These St facts weighed splint the statemeat of the one wit. ge nen, whose amount of himself was not equally snide*. set tory, settled the matter in favour of the awned, when y i he was immediately discharged, for which he appeared st TNT thankful, and spin Parted his innocence. le LAMBETH. SI STEALING A DONLEY. It John Marshall, a rough-looking fellow, was fi n ally ex- SI smined before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of acialing a donkey and barrow, the property of James Forrest. The prosecutor said he was a hawker. On the 30th of October last he sent the prisoner, who was then si in his employment, out with a donkey and barrow ti and six bushels and a half of onions, to sell for SI him. He never returned and be (witness) had not : jute 1 € seen say of the property nor had he seen the prisoner 7 1 ( until he was in custody. 9 Sergeant George Hall, 82 P said—l took the prisoner into custody on the 27th of last month in Walworth on a charge of stealing the donkey and barrow and onions. I told him the charge on which I apprehended him and cau tioned him that what he said I should have to st:te before Si a magistrate • and his reply was, " 2 I had it, but I am not guilty of ste aling it. After the onion s were *old spent the money with two others wh o were with me. They left .! me, and I wept and slept under a haystack, and left the " donkey and barrow in the lane close by, and have not seen dl either since." I asked him where it was, and he said it Si was near to DartfurcL The prisoner i when asked what he had to say to the charge, replied—The onions were bad, and I could not 8 sell them, and I had no money to buy food for the donkey, so I left him in a lane, and went to sleep under a haystack, and when I awoke in the morning I went to look for them but they were gone. t Hall said that a conviction for hone stealing wotrenproved against the prisoner, and he was fully com mitted for trial. GREENWICH.. ATT11;WIII0 MOICIDR. Ann Grit 1144, a miserable -looking young woman, having no fixed home, was charged before Mr. Mande with at tempting suicide in Deptford-creek. Police-constable Harley, 174 lt, said he ins on duty in Church-street, Deptford , o n Tuesday, when he law the prisoner cross the road and lift up the iron chain in front of the water of Deptford•creek. She stooped under the chain, when witness went over and questioned her as to 1 , what was her intention. The prisoner immediately ran down some steps and endeavoured to jump into the water, s ' but witness followed her and prevented her, when she threatened that if she was not allowed then to drown herself e she would do so some other time. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, said she had been drinking. Mr. Maude ordered the prisoner to find bail in 2 01 . for her good behaviour for three months. The prisoner said she had nobody she could apply to, and she was removed is custody. 128 1/9 147 14 71 72 100 106 59 I /9I 100 66 1 65 2411 tO O5 1 iu 11 77 52 1.9 101 09 7 3 101 103 1024 1034 104 106 -- 6 ii) - ni 1 816 32i i 88 60 68 70 be 5 3 68 80 82 87 47 62 42 47 33 85 • 32 34 164 1t..5 In I 10 04 .°' 6 fcas in : 102 143 1 1 - 7 17 1 si 3 1161 93 9 6 IS 67 1 1.4418 1011 ICr l 9 94 9 6 69 91 IR Ge tr 2 8 4 101 i 102 i 101 i. 10'7.0 i plis 101 10'2 JOINT 'STOCK BANKS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LAPIS.—(THD3 DAY. Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals )of English wheat were very moderate, and venally speakiag in very middling oondition. Fine samples Win mum seri is steady request, at full prices, otherwise the Stade wee dull s lest no alteration took place is the quotatiose. The quantity of foreign wheat as the stands was only moderate, nevertheless the deemed was inactive at late - . . raie;. - ' Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a fair eatent on former terms, We were tolerably well supplied with barley, the inquiry for which improved at lionday's currency. Malt met a slow sale, at about` tioaary pTIOSS. re- Oats, the show of which Irma , were in limited quest, on rather easier terms. lo beans sales progressed steadily at tun currencies. The show of samples was by no means large. The inquiry foe peas ruled firm, aad late rates were well supported. The supply an offer woe 'mall. A fair average business wee passing in sour, on former terms. Linseed and rapeseed moved off freely, at pnces quite equal to Mooday. The trade for most other seeds, however. was decidedly . quiet. Cakes commaDded a steady male, at improving prices. ARRIVALSINTO DEC. BY LIJ RAT= CARRIAGE, FROM DEC. 5 TO DEC. 6. INCKIVIL w — t — ta —st.l-irsil. gra , OR. qrs. Issallsh and 60020 h 1050 1960 2500 Wish Oats. tW (in. brl4. . , . .. 1 mato .. 110 Total - --- 6670 10150 I MO 14900 , H 2190 COMPARATIVE QUANTITIES AND FWD; OF DRAIN. FOE. Stir WM.'S ritßillit FOIL THY CoRA92O-oopuld wow rs. DEC. .2 :big , . LASS Trial. QAverage. Qta Avenel. ....78..,7a .. 41s. carat EAO26 .. gas. ad. ..84,961 .. 834. 119.1. Barley 81,726 29a. id. 6,161 .. 22a. Bd. Data 7,217 . . Mo. Id. 78`20 I 849) 'Z;ars. isso io7iip LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sT =amino AND INTIRMAIIONAL T2LYGRAIIL) (PROM OUR OWN OORINSPOYDENTj Market very steady. Sales about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL —The market eau motion's quiet but theret is more business doing at prices equal to than 'of ak the galas include brown to good middling West India et 325. to 355. ; very ordi nar y to good brown Mauritius 28e. to 324. • brown Siam, 295. 6d. ; Havatinab, No. 11 i, at 375. 6d . Refined continue dull of sale; prices show • alight dedix Corro.—No public sales were brought forward to-day_i privately, business is doing in coloury Put India, at fon ' ratio. Tr.t.—The public males are programing steadily, but with out much spirit, at current rata. Rice continues dull of sale. S neer at sales are reported ; fi ne first pile Cada Lignea at 98a. ; ordinary Penang white pepper, Sad. short prompt. ituu.—Large sales of Jamaica have been effected al firmer prices. from 3s. 61. to 3e. Sd. Demerara sold** ls. Sad. proof. COTTON. —The market has become lees active ; primes on the spot remain very firm. inrc.—Basiness has been done for arrival at 10i. advance on recent prime. flumr.-400 bales of fair roping Manilla sold at 441 . cash. St. Petersburg cleat, quiet at 331. 101. to 34.. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the following prima : —Tows tallow, 49.. oe t each ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. all the year, 465. ; Jasuary to March, 50s. ; Much. Ms. 3d. ; October to December, 1866, 50s. el., " buyers." BOROUGH HOP M ARKRT. —(TH I S DAY.) Mews. Patteoden and Smith report the maim remairm without alteration since Monday. Trade quiet and prices firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 21s. 6d. Walls End South Hetton. 21.. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 21s. 3d. ; Tashi:ad Moor Dew, 164. 3d. ; ll.sidson's liattley, 19s. 3d.—Ships at masket, i ; at au, 20. , L . \ , I ''