The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Nagar of the Ras.) WMPIIOIIIIOX r. MOOR/IOUS& Iris Honour gave jodgmeet is this case this morning. It iris Argued on two days lest week. The nature of Ike emit .. A ....n in the remark. of his Bomar who observed thet the 1.111 was lied by • trustee, wh o wished to be disehnegsd iron his truet,which the def defendants were he sheaf 1.,. There was no breech al trust nor any is. of Ws i..r.lvct in respect of it. In fart, the object dtie snit up -I..ii id to be to ascertain which of the geniis he it .!.. i.lil pay the est& to incur which it had bees brainiest, iii.i in immense mar of most idle and irrelevant ceireepen iieirc entered into. If is Honour complained in slung tern. that the time of the court and his own elseeld have been iveupied with such frivolous matters, and that ewe of tie Nrties, not content with what had passed, bed wnt:en to him sins th e hearing, with a view to dirt mil a dteutton to points of evidence and argument which in the order's opinion had not been properly put to the court. As to the decree there could be no doubt. The plaintiff moo he discharged from his trust, sod the trust state conveyed. &c., woordingly. The cestais quo trustent, in cluding the married lady, would have their costs out of the fund, se would Nr. Webster. one of the old teeniest who tiol taken no part in the squabble, and thane would bs an injunction to restrain any of the parties from suing the plaintiff in reference to these transactioe& No other par tivr to have costs. Mr. M. Planter and Yr. T. J. Humphry wee for the plaintiff ; and Mr. lisawyn, Mr. Shepter, Mr. De O. Mr. soutbeate, Mr. firodertp, Kr. H. Humphrey., Mr. Eewy Mr. Pemberton, and Mr. 0. Lake Rumen for the de f, Waists. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in litaneo.--(Before the Lord Chid Justice, Mr. Julies Hill, and Mr. Justin Blackburn) zx PANTS .1083 f 1110WA2D.. Mr. J. D. Ont.idp applied ou behalf of Yr. John Howard, lowa shirk of the borough of Ports mouth. aad also part popnetor of tae Haispetier TdelrapA, for a rule oilling upon Mr. Thomas Hie. we, proprietor of the PortrinortA B wrdleaw, to show mum ebs criminal Information should not be Mod Wiest him for . s .erica of libels published in the Guardian, which reflected most injuriously on the clews:ter of 31r. Howard. The libels in gumshoe were pale Imbed betimes the sth of August and the Ilted of November, ie the present year ; mad they charged that the defeadant had i n d uce d the tows council 1., publish the borough advertiagewate exclusively I. il l s T./seraph ; the sting of the chugs being that he (Howard) bed and the influence of his position to obtain ad seams of the public money for himmilf. The Lord Chief Justice—But supposing the baronet ad. vertiseruenta to be erelturively given to oas paper, is Dot the procure (sari, open to comment on the part of those who am excluded? ltr.Colerlge—radoehtedly so, my lord, bet the affidavit of Yr. Wesel states that the pectic* prevailed before PIN, w►oa be became proprietor of ose-eightit of the . vet sot ono word was previolely said against the practice. The lord ("lb.ef Justice—We feel this is a miter Vial* sue be settled is the town reward itself. and wiliest the Istervestboa of t►e ►ilh authority of this owl It+ ref wed. COURT OF 001101 ION Satins in Hases.—(Befors lasd add Jostles ine. mad hatless Dyke sad Xrdess.) siLiDwELL r. saaawsu..—moran O► — A:3I MOITTTT OW ■...na The plaintiff is this am wee sibeinister, sad be sued the erpes.ve d hie yeah to meow six mare enmity, whfeb he claimed upon See framing Wier : " Avenel U, litat "I, door phew r. —I in glad to her d jesT intended marriage with Mem Nista, sad os to moist Lan st ears:rig, I am Igspy to tell yen I wil l sr yea IWA. • yew darter my is, sad yaw anenal bassos Sistiteed hoot your protease of a amnesty benristm shell ansent to ci which your ow. scknow A be the only virtues, that I will receive or —Tem oessitomene rads, " enareao Tye emu, came before the eosin a ff ihmenner, width imbed the queitices whether the wee en titled te reemer. Th e awe was argued the miss, sod te-day judgment was n i ce The Lord Chief Justice s es. aid the Oct emeatien wee, whether there was sufficient conwitentiesi to the peonies to pay the untidy. The osniiwsiim wee the marriage 01 :Saadi, and thew t within the Statute ci Fronds the seosidsrs- Iv a must the doement emeliting the promise " C r dec=tios set cost the Mir el As V-iintitri uncle, sail mud that the piaintit telYt ls lT the promise. marry Flee Nicoll. lad lawn MADM. thew that tlm misuse was mode es immilisesties of lei to be austriumil by the plaintiff, or et built to be dee need from the plasatiff by the twist his reinnt t As to the iseiti.et of low to be nnuseed by the pisinitff, his (the Loel tt. rf Juitice . a) mower we in the alirmalltre. The marriage of • ism with Um woes ci his ehsir VIII so dela a boos, sod is that sere the mares of • lese, yet to default of (aide t t z a 2part the than mwht be • loes also. The might. by this km been induced 1., aide se life„ sod Whoa the ot, ; e.'t of his I. do the sane. and thee in curred peessiary eitigatkina, *deb, wittiest the inseam renit , w4 email malt in embarrassment. U the meow of the sanity was made to Woos the party to starry. the prenie so ands weeM b law be a revert le *wry. The sewed garbs* did hi e tramstise show • ten& se he dartved been the to the into at hi to Iwering in the he wee at liberty to mender tat Menet whish the um& had le the MI& nest .4 the siphon. This in the aseeldseetisa avowed is the &chastise, sad it wood to ham to he supporiel by the him and the sormessilej airenmetweeso lb emisideratire basing been pawed, *ACM was foe the pkiettli epee the fi rm demurrer. ewer! ,kinureer raised the qessios whether the plaiW's *es timative at the Mr was • coodition measliest to his right to the sareuty. He thoesOt sot. If the phintlfs prospects at the Gar had failed, his imethin to Mind the emits ooght have ineoleed ao esposse. *t gg . • et. thernfore, oa this demur., wee for the His pleiotiff, • in thin judgment Mr. Janke Listing artearred. Yr. Jueire Helm. however, was of opiates Mot tires • • no sufficient eossideration to support the peemien of the ...Dusty. If the marring' bed bees at the mese* of the t. .! .tor it would bet e bees sufficieet ceeiriderstim ; bet tb. re was so express request. and be was of opinion that • te , !met ...old be laferrori from the circumstames. It .emod to him that the letter was no own than a letter of ere.,ting on legal obligati's. Judgment for the plaintiff. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ea. Yr. Comeiriaser Calibers.) Ilf II YOKINN LID fITXD. hanketmle were horticultural leaUdees, of Chasm Thai aa. , he certificate ateetiog. l'neeeurcal debts, 1.17014 ..seta of trifling amount. It appearing that of rad data oinrnorl at NM., only about WI. had twee realised,, ne ehouroaa.lit was ordenal for three months. IN IR /morns trgDo. hankrort was dwieribsd r s wine, spirit, ma ►nr s , ervitant. of Westlemma-grove, Bayswater. nip ems the tununation meeting, but so accounts beiag Os& as ••urameat of st‘ weeks tram ordered. Newer,. Hart's alats. ' , et shows unsecured liabihttes of VAN., and web al •Oui. U STRFATML2II MIT CO. -C CTIMPTCATTIL . _ TO m Tte certificate ii.tting to ti, ;we c Thomas laimmetmar Williams Morel:nom. and R. Schnoler, leather factors and ichanta, .f Lea lenhall•sicirket, St. Mary Amt. lea Li% erpool, is appointed for Weilawiday oemt. at 11 afolkiski ierore 14, Commiesiowee Retold The act requiring that crwliturs (other. than the assignees) who intend to oppose the &Dogma of bankrupt's certificates, ,halt give three days' natio, elf their intention to do so, within the teat few rlays no leas than seven alnico. of opposition have been Pia. ad an the file .Ipm-oolong. in the court. They are given M sad on behalf of the followine creditors : By yr. liishised Prier, on behalf of the National Discount o.lorrie.. rt 11r. eltetiee Joseph Hyde Allen. secretory to the Bask of Locate. 11, Mr. Owns Taylor, regimeerod anew of the Larks Jona %MA Sauk. By Memo Lietasters mod Rockwood, ow behalf ad 3/I'.-n Naylor wet Arkle, beakers. el IJ.erpoot. fly Mr. Jibe Whyte, reerekesk d Forfar, or, his or behalf. h• Mown. Yoll.mh, banker,, of GodaLoin& on theft owe helsoif. R. Xr. Hoary Headansa, astamik, Dumb*, °sib (.4 What CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TR= DAT.) November seeds* elf the Oinbal ensiled Court wee 0.1 morefai by As IA& Boa. tbe Lord Moyer, to.di boo led for Uri int Mae is bie MUM comeity, 11.411 r, Fine* Br M.W. Carden. Rog!, Phial* I •mle- Mr. Alderman owl Merin AM* mr. MUM Mr. i'ed.r Sherif Faereas. Mr. User Abrrill Comm hr , •ntnin• the war of 112 primes. 116 tttdr 1 femal.., hat th.• affasame, with the slooption of • o,lful murder apaleid • yolog ••••• mash Ana appear to ha of las asimy eharaeoar. ' .7h. Otee"rhq onigratulatad the pas& jury epos ob. pet .I,ty that their lahvars wank! ho ..ry abed dailies. L L. Nod that it appraiod to his that 0011011 id the ores THE EXPRESS, , - ON t' EVENING;rITOVEMBER 26, 'MO. that wade' be brought before them were likely to preseut as) dilleultr, awl he at once dismissed them to the per forms* of their duties. The Marge of murder will is all probability be placed on t►s judges' list oft Wednesday. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --o- BOW-STREET. RULING • CHMUIt UT all 1111•71)-101% William Jilisllea. a boy of shoat 15 yams of so, was charged with ideal*a 101. cheque, emanated to him by Mr. Day portmanteau-maker, of the filamd, by whom he was emiaoyed as ermodhoy. Mr. y depart that on the 16th Mat. he mat the mmer to the Templchar branch of the Union Beek with a cheque for 101. drawn by himself on that bank, where he had an account. The primmer was to bring 101. worth of silver. lie never returned, nor did witness see him again till he was in custody. William Walker, juniorcleek at the Unita Bank, bar Branch, produced the cheque, which was on the 16th by a boy, and witness paid it with 01. in alter. Could not identify the prisoner as the pence who presented the cheque. Roger Dillon. police-constable Y 1112, deposed that be wee on duty in Duke-street, Loodombridge, at about three o'clock on Sunday, when be was called to Smith's coffee shop in Duke-street, and the prisoner wee there charged with steeling se. from another boy. He gave up 3a. 6d. and the other boy withdrew the charge. The simmer then asked wittier to go with him into • private roam as he had a com munication to make to him. He went into the privateroom, and c the primmest stated that he nth hod bon some by hit am der tochange a cheque on the ismteat, sad bed tun awn with the money, which he had lime moth Mimi took him to the Berroomtety poliewelatits, where he hand that information of nob a robbery had ham poshal. Me theft removed him to the Bow-strest stetioe, and mat for his master, who charged him with *tan the cheque. The prisoner made no defence. Mr. Cottle would commit ham kir trial, not for stealing the cheque, bat for embezzling the 101. CWAIGE OF COIIIIO LID WOO:WINO. Caliraw //arrive's, aged • prove:bate, raiding in Whitechapel, was charged before Mr- LYETwawrt wait rotting and wounding Ann Manning' with a knife, at Isliogfoa. From the evidence it appeared that the praiser sad the masseur's, both of whom are well known to the police as prostitutes at the laree4arl. west to the Hew of Ccr. maim for the at et westisig a stn whe had Irma roared there at a sheep at hisay. They elated several publie-hceem pi the WM frif IiqUOT E and then became very viols* male vie or 5 .4 11 ,1 eherael ewe Wow with ewe mates sad then wwwwwarl IlistaWs. The primer them paited tram trw• peatet aide • pimp at the sad_ the puha el the kw& awed ler ia the leraired art iffieled • Alai woquid 'llte primer we the qq to the dears wee very violent eed wadi are el Naas M aLj knew twit& the proton. - I — a Adman Go Omar: maid mho did nee nee the !mite. Ildb she sad the peneesslein were the weer kr liquor, and heoing bad gene wards. bed • ropier . p in. Dlreereet heel both parties not beim drinking, be shenni yolk,* have eget the omee to the sessions. Dumbnes' was se mimes ; fact, it wee the oars. He ass ardamal a. dekaara to pay the fall penalty of 51., co ia admit be be in the Moue of Coreeelion for tee mdmalar with hard labour. -- iitoprimisor — :7l. siiirro7;;;;l,Modo use of amen! oaths Wan. aad threats against the prosoootrix. lobo so folly To- Wm& ii sk. is. S SHARE L11318.-Mgl49 11.47.) Two VANN. •• Li the railway share market Ileday the essly feature of interest is a fresh rise a j Midland stock. Other d times aft' .qedsd almost precisely the same as on afterade. The market is steady in chamfer, but businees is limited. London and North Western stock is now quoted 100 to 4 ; Great Western, 72 to ; Midland, 1384 to 134, after being marked 1 34} ; Lanaishire and Yorkshire, 113 to / ; Caledonian, 931 to 94/. ; South Eastern, 841 to ; Great Northern, 1114 to 112 ; and Eastern Counties, 614 to 62. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 4 to 4 din Grand Trunk of Canada Railway dock, after improving, has relapsed. Great Western of Canada shares have not reoovered from the tall which took place on Saturday. -a se. IPd I nutwira OBOLINLRY MAN LID WfOCEJL - Ws! today Vol pa NA &Moor Va il ii.AChes.3lma. LZ l sk ik er a ll= MILO. WeftsYrDiktat awl Siam .... mej Barka NAOMI= Da. Artily. siilo Ow I we. oddl soill~ ha. 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Now lb 1 dis ill 1111-. _ ma g i rr i srael mail lfala Nona gbalsittiaad Da New Mt Australia l. .c Wok. 11/ NOW— all an fa Y 44 14 111 ..r FRANCIS BACON.—Is this bright passage of England's life, lying between the dark turbans*, of the feudal centuries and the gsyoee of ignition sty that succeeded, Frew& Baron stands forth es (tartan ✓ad leader of his eonteriporartim The seatesmen and lawyers with whom be amid or ecoterded how panel away from observation, or cely loom out through the mists of history in inamentental oohing. Raleigh, in deed, still !fires the blood, and &sax draws tame from the eyes of women; but Baton is the only member of the one oonspicuous crowd who verily line to our imeghts. tiers, beautiful in face and form, by tarns gran with thought and baoyant with jest, in array of plume and velvet waking the gendersCitay'binti, where be Dunes his sick brother Antouy, wristes leans bas i l with pious athletics to his ;mother, reterealielly styling bow the " good °briniest and saint of God," naves off pester * duns, and throagh the silent hour, of night muses on than sublime thought. that are embalmed In his writing' ; at mart threading the maze of gallant', richly Mink genskine. Andy, ready with repartee, but never cillmedieg whim.* a 'honked delicate flatteries • ide isperedp. only* the only one of all the glittering fiord bee ism te tell hoe the truth when the truth is vit aof e Mores Commons the greatest orator a ant h etal s ether day—too gross to serve • party, dis dain* to he awaken of • cant or the mouthpiece of a fiction, 11 a podtiou not &twin but above theaters, by turn dsandeg or sedum cue, supporting or restraining ✓ather, nine* aim giving crunneanee to a third, but at all them kaki* rely to the perm a nent interests of the stinky.—Firm Temple Bee, 0. 1. FLOOD IN NORTH YORK/MIMI. The recent hea rains have eased the Derwent and its tributaries to their bertha and on Friday and Saturday the vest Moot out aty watered by that river and the smaller streams was leld ander water. In many please the waters rose to a depth of four feet and even more, the bedpan having for miles quite drappeared. The coniermence of the iounds*iou will prove most destructive to the lowland farmer., as the unusually relay season has already done much injury in retarding sowing of the shoat crop, which will now be quite impartible. Mary thousands of acres will thee be thrown under spring t( The aftermath is the gran lands will be quite spoilt b c ytt deposit of mad and mad, sad the cattle will now be totally dependent apes the meaty root craps. Several stooks are ileating down the stream, one farmer alone being maid to have lost trends of SG wares of oats. In the mambas several bent' are reported as having been found drowned. FALLING-IN ON • RA TLWAY acci dent, which, had it taken plan an hour sooner, would have sacrificed the lives of sixteen human beings, has occurred on the Severn Valley Many, • raw lins is bourse of eau struction from Shrewsbury to &tarpon. Class to Heidi north an extensive tunnel b in CORMS of excavation, which will partially run under the town. Above the entrains, and for some disking') into the tunnel, there was • thickness of some 30 oe 40 fest of soil, is which • number of largeness were rooted. The usual prop aad sup had been used to keep up this WWI while the brickwork was being executed. Sixteen rasa were employed in the tunnel, and than had only left work about an hour whet, the myelin. mutant inns fell ii, *hang up the tunnel with earth, rock, and trees, for a distance of 50 feet. It is expected that this accident will somewhat retard the opening of the line _ L which was hid for next May. Tar STINE! RAILWAY AT BIMINI! RIAD. —On Settuday • meeting of the prepriseins of this railway was held, et the otempery's ofBees, lordatnet, Liverpool, whim it was unanimously resolved to increwie the capital and extend the line of rail. G&W* W NOTLIN RAILWAY OF CAN•DA. .1860 Ntectrio Telegraph.)—Reeeipts far wink sadly Nev. V, tis. 4d. ; do. for week eliding Nov. U. /NA mon iss. ed.—Miles open, 346. • CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL roe Duman or rue Ciro, VICTORIA - pAlt C. —The number of patients re. hared at this institution during last week was SB5, of which US woe sea eases. •• • HOMEY MARIET.-(THI8 DA Y.) Two e'Ctoox. The funds to-day are very dull, with little blackness. There is no change in prices, which do not respond to the improvement on the Paris 'bourse. In the other departments of the' Stock Exehange great languor likewise prevails, and there is no feature of the least interest, with the iexception of a fresh rise in Midland Bailers% stock. An advance which occurred in the mooning in Grand Trunk of Canada Itiiilway stock has not been supported up to the present hour. • At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rettes opened at 70.50, being about k per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are of icially marked 93f, 3, I, for money, and 931 and,{ for the account. The present quotations are 921 to for cash, and 93f "buyers," for the 6th Dee, The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced,9l3, j,92, New Three per Ceuta., 911, 1, 92; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, f, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1668, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " roamed" rupee paper, 953 ; Exchequer Bills, 21. to 3s. die. The foreign stock market is likewise very inac tive. Mexican Bonds are flat, and are last marked 21/. Turkish are steady ; the loan of 1864 is quoted 73/ to 1, and that of 1858, 68e to 59. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents. for ascoant, 211,1 ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1853, 46; Russian Four-and-a-lialf preOents., 94/ ; Sardinian Fiver per Cents., 87/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto, for account, 491 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1354, for account, 731 ; ditto Six pea Cents., 1858, for account, 59, 58}; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1012. Considerable ease continues to prevail in the dis count market. The supply of money has become very large, and holders betray increased anxiety to employ it, even at reduced rates. Good bills up to two months were taken readily on Saturday at 5 to at per cent., and in some instances there were even transactions at 4f. At the same time, the recent indisposition to take long-dated paper has disappeared. Good four months' bills could be placed on Saturday at 51 par cent. The immediate impression is very strong that, whatever may be in store in the future, Ithe market during the next week or two will be cha racterised by ease. Some persons are therefore in clined to look fora reduction in the Bank esistiorenn. The arrivals of specie announced last week were to the extent of only about 15,0001. The Ellora, which will leave to-morrow, will take 33,0501. of which 17,2601. is silver and 5,9001. gold for Bombay, and 9,8901. gold for Alexandria. It is said that, in the hope of tempting the small moneyed classes in France, M. Mires intends to bring out his new Turkish loan in bonds of as low a denomination as 101. each. With reference to the fire which took place on l Saturday on board the steamer Is. Plata, in the Southampton Dock, it mae advisable to state that the steamers of the Royal Mail Company, when in harbour at home, are covered by fire policies. The fire is reported to have Seen of a rather serious character. Should there be no pros pect of getting this vessel reedy to carry out the West India mail on the 3rd proximo, the Taamazian will probably take her place. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was reported by telegraph as very firm. The sales amounted to 10,000 bales. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change at 36 3-16 d. The navigation TM still open at Cronstadt. A telegram announces that the receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending Nov. 9, were 9,9341. sterling, being 8721. more than for the corresponding weeks of last year. The price of Illinois Central Railway shares here is 8 or 7 per cent above that last quoted from New York, after allowing for the difference of exchange. This circumstance denotes that holders on this mile I regard the fall in New York as to a great extent, the result of a transient panic. Should the low prices of many kinds of securities at New York tempt investments on English account, the exchange will be kept down. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lid) of the railway calls falling due in December. The amount is small : Amount per Share. Due ..."---" " ----' ,UressIy Number Dos hi Dec., IMO. We. Paid. Cs& of Shares. iota. 24=daphantskIllen &stead= U t 7 &I • 0 Net Imown. 118 Wis Warr . OPUS 1 1 / l eira If 80 p. ot. SO p. et. Not known. of India 16 13 10 0 25 000 112,080 Pl iO s na. shars 10 1 t 0 0 40,000 80,000 me & Sheer ness Prat . 16 • 4 0 0 8,814 15,254 1 10 140.) , moo. Minters 00 ram- Pref. Claes P) .6 2 1 0 0 15,000 30,000 Torkshtre SW. Spar (lint. 6 per 1 dept. 60 0 25,000 125,000 Vale of Heath Clint. Piet 1 0 7,500 15,000 Total in December Total called in twelve months of 1900 .... 414,11/4101 With ?edema* to the causes of the adverse trade balsam between this country and America, the Money Market Review of Saturday has the following : Kecurving to the figures need on the 27th October, tie gnu movement from the United States to the United Kingdom, up to the Ist of November this year, competed with List year, is m follows : Far the twelve mcmths ending Ist September : 1180 4313,303 „ Increase For the fourteen mootAr oadbig Lit November : 1819 ..... ......... ....... -. 19,420,820 basil& 1,629,883 ~ Increase The shipments of the past two months are, therefore, all but equal to the whole Shipments of hit yea: smiths" are seven times greater than the shipments for thewheie twelve moths ending let September, 1859. Takiag the home. for the fourteen monthsat the Liverpool market pries of six 'hillier a bushel, we steed inbehted to the Usiesd Stites for pain is ernes of what we did at the isms tinielastrow is so less a sum than 5,030,000 f. ; and this supply per ssonth beteg upwards of 4,000,000 bushels, our moathlyobl4lolool to the United States alone for pais are over cownsiu quarter millions sterling. Taking into consideration the enormous supplies which the tinted States have still oft hand, and the exertions that are being made to set these supplies to market in this country, it is not too meek to sa . pect that before long the price of psis will he mimed. St , e may conclude these remarks by citing the trade reports at the port of New 'York for the first ten months of the paw snit year :—They show an increase of esparto of 25,537,000 dole. or say 16,100.0001. sterling ; a decrease of imports of 10,074,000 dais., or 2,000.0001. sterling ; and • decrease ia exports of specie of 17,816,00 D dots., or 3,560,000 f. sterling. These returns show conclusively the advsn'age deems pilau. from her large crops of cotton and oorn, sad clesrly account for the adverse state to England and Frs..* of the exchanges. SATUILDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94, "buyers," for Dec. 6, opened and dosed to-day at the same quotstion. For money the last price was 934 to In the afternoon there was a purchase of 60, 0001. Conch fee the account, yet the market closed with dulness. The " continuation" to the January settlement was f to 6-16 per coot. The odloial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Compels, for money, 93f, f, f, f ; ditto for account Ca 6), 93f, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914 ; New Three per Cents , 911, ; Bank Stock, 1, 282, 136 ; India /Pie. per Cent. Stock, 180, 104 f, f, f ; ditto Bonds, 6e. die ; Five pef Cent, "enlaced" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five and-e- Ralf per Cent, 101 f. A further advance of Ito per cent. occurred in the Indian rupee paper. The Five per Cent. was quoted 96 to ; and the Five-and-&-Half per Cent, • lOtto 4.. There were some purchases of India Exchequer Bonds, which we marked 6s. die. Bills remain quoted ss. to 2M. There was scarcely any business in the foreign stock market. There wee nopriatiou of importance to-day in Bank charts. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Royal Mail Strain shares were flatter. Victoria Government Bonds were inquired for, and firmer. The - closing quotations for shares in new widow takings were as follow :--Ooean Marine Insur ance, 1; to 3} prem. ; names and Merse_ y Marina, Ito ; prem., being fi rmer ; Universal Marina In surance, to ; prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, ;to I mss. ; est India Irrigation, 346 to 1-16 die ; and Great Kan aw h a , to prem. - No. I 411.1 O. MI 01. pekes. Oaks. "TOMO 11l • . - a Asda . 19 41 ... • 14 Wallormolo l . 1 114 '-. 110 • . Amnion Lad 40 - - i . ,000 SO I a Dialtliag.lol . S .1 as Of - 1.,1•1 91 DA 3 7 par a.= lON all 111 SO U. 10 Do. 0 1 1 .911 1 110 =land all U 0 114 .... 121444•TaL (L) ea Isaias it Cop. M&oirag,t emit. i t n. p . aPt lO ra m ple oat ill ris :II = 9L - fa; rufous's 108 ISO 111 - tit U. Do. 4p. et. Pop. DU WY/ JOS 1111 - IS lisatlathslrrlg.• Canal 1 - -. .... Ne. SS 1144•1•Tdagroplt If IS M - 7.110 IS Do. Sim 1 1 dla _,-. 70,000 11 Map awl Ara. Dad. aksei 11 dia. Slim 1111114 SI .... - - •01100 1 Ottat Nap O. .) all lall, 1 Do. 171144 r coat. Prat. all 4 - ILOOS iDm DlaWl• Tel (L) lli - - die - K 10 •• n Diecotot (L) 4 Gel Oosalbas Co all 1 14 - 14 N i • lerls. a M T 6 sll I 14 ii pm - 33. • it - - 111. 10 . . Mr. Zs Tel (UaL) a I 4 - SO IS 4114441 Dineen& Co - 0 90 11401444140441t1re5(L) $ $ Idi - • 111 . - sn i 4 - N. a 114.11p.a.,1 1 4.44 asi ol4. laU 4 1 .- 1.101 N. Drama. it N. Seal Di as - - - 1 Aids. axassiisa di L Ni t - I . ass - I Do. "Now:p SISUL I 4 - - .... OA ' AMA • lea DO 40 U *NO 4111 40401144.1111 as en 74 76 •-• - 60.000 60 Da Now N Ul4 pa 311 0. 90 Lid Sat i lad. Td 4 10 . a bt4Or re t t ylk. Gov all 17 14 11111 U, - )d , New aN A 6 10 ' 104 Nag Nom 60 46 41 . S. at Mil. Ispoo4a. 1110 Ist 126 •••• 14lie n , msks&k. load all St OS a. 10 1 Td. 331 V II 1 7141, sla. asulassal sa f 1 • - so, so a Is. Oa trp.Oas II - - -. 13.000 IN Via Olsomest Lort ll3 II II - MIDN!OHT MEETING OP FALLEN WOMEN AT (Fran the &Mira ifter.) A midnight mewling of the Wm wawa of Liesepool wee had on hiday. It mamma Meal eleven tido* wee armada by may WI mum, and did not con- Mae till after Ms deka es Saturday morning. It woe enhalated that probably a fifth eat of SOO hated by card might ahead, there weal be ample mama Sc, the fiat s ommittee were tar out a their ealuda =LlENhey bad not thought a crinoline. The room wee crowded Nom after 11 deka*, and • rod number were us able to obtain actuaries. Every &vaned" epees was tally emempied, sad so Mar wee treaties as the part of them who were eagaged in this week of kinthres to meheihris guars quite at home and sup Am with the doh super which Mr. Milburn, the cochaMeeer so abets darighl=s The tables were well laden with bread sad heasa, mid bana,aed all the acelemie that mob ten es cad oriel a meal. Whet aramembed =ea a lime Mir l How ebredsgis tiwi ta amesed meserileg to their sive& order! were left pease* bee b drift at mak defied *eh eau pardons dim* and eiseriy. The /Ma, allillMi WIENS ore dieseeterietie of the majority : • few a the dimly Summed had the passim air of bawler somming bees Oa mass theeberpof elm had Way errs rack iniaismiemyteass of womanly reenumeat aimed bet in imam a the dew ponies of this emmeny. The deem the pay edema no feeling tar hammy aim or taste far sesilemm of betim dieplayed C wsiL them, ll" Z art 1 := of of SIM y, bent the 1111111111/41101111 to the Cleelhadi, with Mr had tat, the pert oak's hid, sad the pared flowleg 'Midi ferias Patrols, menflehte, end hemene in *my slope and fame, dream d Mr, sad expasdedlry the stiffest of crinolines, were hen. And hem tog wore mums of the mune dam who bad watired emery areselliss that could bring Hama iderkimg te protect from ma, or food to allay their humeri Au asembly tameions bat met ishained of dishonest is ma miles= difficult to address. The anansittoe *Mien* I sleeted the Rev. W. H. Edison m chanson el the I sasstiag. After all bad mode a hoary troy he adenamed than in • tune of kindlier sad alseaset, as Meai invited by brads who had ion sympathised ale th* neffiehlse, deplored the health and and deekerrbg mum of their lime, and who were ansime be speak to the. bat they might know, though they had ear themeless away, they wen yet and for ; that help woad he afforded dim to rejoin their relatives, er ars thmaelves in a I polities to live by honer Warm mat by remote seir sad faith in the Saviour is Main edema labs- Ilay He toid a Nary d s mother's love; the bad Wad harem of this Mamie pairing then midemly Mused, sod the webs of the "esker was scarcely audible far the dam sibling of them poor fallen women. Their hearts and ems wore epesed for the night, and they Blend to the deamelatioa of their sins r din- deem to • respected parent. Mir Gilpin, a lady well knows to mast of them—for her days and nights are devoted to visiting this der of women—addressed than with great burials's'. the Meted many came of the dom. , ward career of WOWS of their dam traced some to their and—the sad s.d of all who did sot repent and turn to Ga. inatancee a reformation amongst them she also cited ,• told of their area eatideetios even during fan/le n ge with po- I vilely and templatiam fihe dwelt on their the Savhew mar the evih of their fallen eaters, al= ' of the gleam a the overherag crown promised to all who die I. the lord. The eyes of many of thine gbh spadded I as them words of hem owe uttered. Dr. Veneer IL With. emir in soma of wanting. Harem ad I hell lime Ware tliens--eridch would - they choose T' Fie reida the story of the predigaL They knew that they is. bad sinned; bat their Heareedy Faber's arms were capes. to receive them. A refuge from their haunt. of an was saw provided far them ; woad they go to it? limy of the woman cried "Yea, we wilL" Out opera clod cometalibi Hr4of °miff assured Odra they bad I hls empathy. He imam Mg hardly they were treated, and ho had always directed kb men to treat them with manly oraderatioo. He told the. that the pare" of /dr. Raabe.. and Mr. Capper had always been own is help theme anongst them who aphid to morn to Heir m um or toe virtuous career of life ; ad if at my time he soma be of service to them in their fauna to reform• he woad he ' meet happy to help them. " Thank you, air; thank you, dr." cried every voice. After a hymn or two and the offering of prayer, the pee. mediege of this extraordinary meeting terminated shoot I o'er,* on Saturday morning. Nearly 40 released to go to I th e home in St. Anne-atreet, bat as the emitmest embeidoil the number gradually decreased. By the time they reached the home they numberol about SO. The area °iodation was found to be very °wharf's. If thin move meat is to he carried oe, funds must be forthsornieg. Not °ply a home mast be provided, but suitable employment fir those who avail themselves of it. Tweedy-Ida bade are all the °eternities have at their service in the beam and the boom is far too limited for their operations They aro willing to work in this Sad, which prouder pod rocaltme Sorely seen of wealth will provide the morn. MODE:SATO, or TNI wily Tina Ansll/110,T. —The Brothels Onerdiene states that at the private eaaferenee of the Commimka of the Gerieral Assembly of the Pres Minh. bsM es Wesiseediy afternoon. immediately after the instate bedew bad Dena disposed of, the Rev. Dr. Carilish wee usaisimosudy nominated for the Moderator. sit of the Oesend AmeinWy of 1%1. CNANTiorrawm. —The original belt of the Malawian of Pagland has been duly presented to " The Infaat," Saes Harst,of 2444qt:et:Ice, who lately won it in hie 41t with Paibinek. Horst has recently broken thesma/lhone el his Wi les by a accidental fen. He is now eballeenied by Marra and ees or two othera lie mart keep the belt aping in miners for three rears, io onler to be entitled to it end lbe "Cbunpioeship of Ragland" for life. It appears Uri tie miens' belt wws is the pcommion of Tom Sayan, who see saes it in a starring tour in the provisoes, for geld& Messrs. Howes sad Cushing pry Lim MI. • week. Be has pow surrendered the belt. —Poo Tin Isow rearm —We are requested to °onset an error is nor report of the meeting al the unseetond one Ater of Nr Blerkenll, 4 Dudley, is owe • lw of Tharidar hit, wheys the neat heaviest weiifof m tho Filmiest's , * Banking Company ie nt-ted to be Ike North ampton 13,ntase Company histriel of tbs Northampton. shire I:A1012 steak. t se ft ft lii Melds co* Aber. Jos. Ntit dastlas. A, p. el. Da X. a 04 . C, p. /Ora Da. 6p.ot. Xis do. Nal Da Now fp. at. Ot Mats p. st a • Szt orNdss, Daises** *psalm p il di moat o A t skt ma rod i r . lac Da 6 OLIVM p. mat t o e t nil:ltst. Mons op.o. Dw do. fp. c. Do. arta elm St** Do. Ms* Qua Shares Ds. da do Do. da do Loa& Yodult. p.sal II N tllsteas.Sp.alisa. Ds.dp.o. 44b. 1. Daft... do. .... Do.Ro.c. do. No. Da tost. de. Do. p. sprt.sh d 0... Do. Tao. Pr* Itostt Dadp.ado.M. WWI Dot . &s.datelr.dst. Is Mdisis &MD** lANW.Ost*It 1.48.W.V.6.81.F itDads rjAhli Dud / as.ep. Do. Ad * Da it pit seat Dandsmslis ... t.da tes. DaOs n sa ▪ d ow Al. do rsi it X L_ DALAI. ll* DS (pro* i wi r egr air p. el N. Vales p.s. I Ds. do. io Dll. laids4lp.* No. 1 Dinah. N. allptra Nat ditawdoldro.— doodlidtol Xswis dostll.Z Ds .Sl act 11416111 olt Ws* daa.. D Do. a p. P i a*. W ILilt Moss llsol 4 p. &Oa ()sod. da Ds. 4 pet a* Do. toed 4 par osst &Wal gas 4p. Ds. 66 par coot I.Ts 4. a o. ssa dtook.ltDsrlingtoo tan Do. de. leas. Dade cows. Wske W.l6l4o* KWlliwi tate ‘ st". Da do. d do. Ds. Warp. p. el Psi Dadapora p.sl pot. N. N. OIL rl. N. 10 10 10 10 I* 101 100 100 100 al 1 Za. 111 II& lei Il isi M II • V MI 44 11 44 di TT N S . _S. it fit 11 44141 Of TO llf 42 •7 42 44 U U ItgAZAL 1011IMIN 111,MILW ATIL anew — a — lry 11 , 1 =ltlra is tap.s.l = i• Ousisegre CM.= Mat & Vrtft UMeadas lloslies et Pam, rat• • .••••• LON • a . tail I id Mons Treat P" eadllolft • raft sal Otiseri Bails sal S. Tr. •• asa • lard Dial& "Ida Fa emit irr oust. a al is Is sr :..as' oilitiotes=l 4 - 1,2.1:, 1 ..,..... .. li 11 it 4 ti Si IS Si Se it it iil 4 4 met ab a s Is' MINES.-(TUTS DAY.) Two o'Crooot. The mining market remains firm. A good amount of bnviness has been done to-day, prima raily in shares in East Caradon, W es t S e t on , Stray tk, Great Ratallack, Emit Wheal Russell, Wheat Clifford, New Seton, and North Treskerby mines. In the Stock Exchange Stray Park are officially marked 474, and East Caradon, 11 1. English and Australian Copper shares are %Ma inquired for, and have improved, being marked 9* and 21. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at %jand 284. From the Stock Exchange, Messrs. Webb and Gsath report the following as Saturday's closing prices Alfred Coosole, 31 to 4j; Camborne Vean, 3 to 31; Cook's Bitches, 181 to 181 ; East Basset, 1221 to 125 ; Boa Caradon, 11 to 111 ; Bre Cara Brea, 61 to 6 ; Fart Bas sett, 111 to Great Bonth Tolgue 91 to 101 ; Herod*. foot, Bit to ; Marisa Valley, 4/ to 41; North Roiliest, 32 to 33 t i N Treekert,/,351 to 36t Prwidsnee Minsk 148 to 48 • Besswarne sod h edged . to 4 ; Boomers* United, Ito 291; Bt. Ives Coosa., to 56 ex div. ;BR Ives Whoa ABan, 61 to 61 ; Stray Park, 46 to 47 ; croft, 51 to 51_1_ West Camden, 791 to 801 ; West Beton, 200 to 3ffi ; Wheel Clifford, 230 to 240 ; Wheal Bitty, ialant. 17 to 171; Wheal Margaret, 52 to 53 ; Whe a l Palomar, 120 to The shares of the British Slate Company were quoted * to 4 prem. At South Wheal Crafty rneetiog, on the 19th inst., time accouuts showed a debit balance of 3871. Ga. sd. A will of 10s. per share was made. I Trumpet Consols oe the 21st inst. declared a dividend el Gr share (4ool.), leaving 384/. to the licit account. rlyn Mies, on the 21st inst., made • ca ll of ss. pee share At Great Wheal Baddern meeting, on the 20t1 inst., taw &commie allowed a debit balance of 141. 9s. ed. A call et ls. ed. per share was made. The Wheal Bailer accounts, presented at the meeting ea the 20th inst. showed a cruet balance of 1,238/. 4e. The profit on the two months' working was 2971. 15e. 4d. A. dividend of 2/. per share (512/4 we; declared, leaving 7261. 4s. to the neat acootmt. At the half•yearly meeting of the Phainix Mine a dividend of 30i. per share wee declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LA DAY.) themeathar is no longer of oreasquenee to the hart " ess, °l te gram mops baring ►all been . gathered, it MI has an minenee, more or loss, on the agricultural interests. The wind to-day is eastedy, and with a cold drizzling rata. The mercury in the baronostor has been falling the pest teas dam, end is dill &nag so. The supply of home-grown wheat for the past weak was very short per land carnage, but rather more liberal par ship. Flour moderate. Barley more liberaL Mai Linked. Oata, Mane, and peas rather unproved. Scotch barley comes to market more liberally, bat oda meaty. Of Irish oats we have several cirgoen The foreign ordeal of whilst were very large, connoting of large quantities of Black Sea, American, Russian, and Prussian, Baltic ports, French, and llediteminean priocipally. Barley more bland than of late. Black Sea, French, Danish, and Dutch oats, a good arrival -Russian, Danish and Swedish. A good arrival el American band Sour, and savors) cargoes of %wash. Rassiao. sod Spanish seam Beans and pea a liberal supply. The condition of the English wheat this morning is ex tremely bad, and sales cannot be effected in come. queues, unless at a reduction varying according to samples, of 2s. to 41. per quarter. Foreign wheats Is. Id. lower than this day week. Barley trade my slow at Is. to la redaction. Ode , Quotations of Moo .ay last supported for all good old corn, but new is fkl. to Is. cheaper than this day week. Beane and peas about the same value. Flour. IT. to 2s. per sack and barrel cheaper. Norfolk', 384. to 40s. FLoarulo Cswore.-A steady business doing at impror lairates vfmnar.-Erglish : Eseez and Kent, white, new, Sts. 4. ; ditto, Bee old, 62a to 66a.; ditto red, new, 42.. to 66a; ditto, See, old, Ms. to 61s. ; Norfolk, ho. floe, old, 60e. to 66..; red, new. 475. to Ns. Foreign : Dantsic, 61s. to 634. ; tine, 63.. to 73a. ; Imugsban, 635. to 61e. ' • dine. extra, 61.. to 695.; Rostock, 63.. to M. • 800, old, 66.. to 68a.; American white, 57a to 655. ; ditto red, 565. to 61s. Balsa[.-English malting, 40r. to 45a; grinding, 29a. to 31a • distilling, - to - per or. • foreign grisdis& MA° Us.- ditto distilling, 301. to hi. MAW -il i Zl, i. Basex and Norfolk. 60a. to 62e. ; Sae, 65.. to 685.; sad town made, Ws. to 68..; fine, 64a. to 765.; brows flee, 58s. Ods.-Eniiiatt feed, 24.. Od. to 255. Od. ; potato, 27.. to Ed. ; amigo, 220. lids to 27.. Beare. -English tick. 43.. to On • harrow, 44a. to 51e. ; Amsos. to 56e. ; foreign. 365. to'3Bs. 110 -gbair hollers, 445. to 495.; maple, 475. to 48..; ref, 42i to 46e.; foreign, 445. to 48s. FLotia.-Eaglish town, 544. to Ws.; country, 42a. to 465.; households, 44e. to 5011. • Norfolk and Suffolk, 3da. tor 40a.; trench, 41s. to 475. per ' sack ; American, 31a. to 33a; Spaaldr, 465. to 4.15. All VALE INTO LONDON IRAN NOV. no TO ZOO. M. En el di .. I 34074 1 : IVs % gi li 17i br . h . ri scotch.... .... 4414 180 Mt .... 10 .. .. Foreign .. 1 06654 17346 I .... NM 11134 2443 707 IMMO Z. C. Ran 1610 4113 '', Slag 24E1 Bl9 134 .. 401/6 M.N. Ran 142 $ 26 'Mt I 167/ 4 $ s i awa S. E. Rail. 10 26 ' It 114 157 216 .. / sa zsports —8 as. and 30 brU. dour. IQNCING-LANA-(TH7I DAY.) The follow* public sake are idvertised for to-morrow: —Sugar : 200 !dila Barbedose sad 500 bap Biota Coffee : 50 °mks *nation Ceylon and 50 cask, native Ceylon. The tunnel:es is the private contract market have bees few and unimportant mince Friday. Bant.,-The demand las been limited to cargoes afloat, aed 500 toes Nesearisie resorted sold. °MOS.—The deemed become active on Satunlay, and about 700 isles reported sold. Suess, Corm, cad TIA remain unaltered. Markets peenoely have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market if steady to-day but quiet. Town tallow Is quoted 61a. id. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60e. 6d. ; all the year, 60e. to 60* 3d. ; December, 60s. 3d.; Jas. to March, 60s. 6d. to 60a. Oct.; April to June, 56a. ; October to December. 1861, 58s. PAKTICULASII 01 TALLOW. Stock oa band this day 1 Drllvery lad week DIM trues tat 'IMO . . . 16.107 2.115 16,406 4.064 SIMS Mail. W. id. 14,417 2.11z18 0.064 8.191 711,1411 Na Od. Nand 1; WI ;M I - ET IDisto haw Lt loos Nor Y.C. per syt tv, ll44ls7 Ditto Town ISA Okla 1.171 48.41/I Safi 00,912 406. SC Ea Ili Andel dr the vet wild Dec. 6 lad year, 2.464 calm amd delivery 1,736 NAL The aided lad west eaegebed 1706 dike from 84. Pelenbad& 181 trod Odors, Tit frees A 800 from St, Ali America, aid 318 kola Ahoy dada Teirk ti * deka METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply o beasts is nearly se large as or Monday isall• Choicest qualities are in demand sod radii/ diapered of ; trade is slow for inferior. The number at sheep about the same as last Monday. Trade is net sr brisk as on that day, but there is very little alteration it Trines. Calves are not selling quite so well as an Thursday. Prom Germany and Bollard th ere are 1,(010 beasts, 5.309 sheep, and 130 calves ; Ireland, 700 beasts ; and 2,000 Iron the northern and midland counties. Per does of liba. a. 4. d Per stone of Ma. a. 4. I. d. But Soots, Bend,* 4 10 0 Best Du& Iff.bdiSh Best Short.hcoats 4 6 10 Best Loos w 0015.... 5 /5 I *wood vast bola 0 Do. do. Shorn . Calms P 164 Best DataMtbrad4 5 1 4 Lambs . — Bouts at aeartak 5,300; Shaw 21.15iJ Didatas 14 1; Pip. NA BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama • Patiamikat sad Smith report that as nasal this amps the year the market is quiet, still three as ai~sa of iirproeemeat, M a ud after Ohriotoma most likely as wiII take place. COAL MARKET.—CTHIS DAY. ) Waib s.a llettoe. 225. ; Walls End Ruaaall Haltom SR 91; Walla Rid Morro, 20. od.; Web and Hatton, Me ;Walla End ranowalluale, ; Wait Rifts, I. W. • Auckland Park, 1 a. ; Walla tad Hadley, 19a ; Oswb.r lea Janaaauhua, 17g. ed. -23 ship" at market. 71w" 1