The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

lUag es Nov. 1 .:ar.l.ipm biLr fad: ,tu. own .0( 1 Maple. h", 1 'um. at. C• •al • ter •L )alLol Col- Alaimo.. tu liToa 14amato.1 lewd on cal °lnert o Selrtoo, public io toy detroce J effort. In siog to tbo 7. sad for r. Thaler re. School souot tbo Mr. J. M. r. Howie, au let. re-it the weet• •IticA cw• J. pouted Ilacriptv.ns the ans.4lp• beiog set. I .11.4 ed. frame : ,l111 : 11 t.. ezprar yu re we They log, fifteen Ltaori of the iii thew Fs" midis% testify to which for remits. in 114:il. The I the sock- Lllll preju• I [ll.lt kl hiss been nu oblip rbeserer it Lou it wan to to a put 1•10.. ed by ss.ittoil by 1 spoo yu r tittifuttive kikoste bc,ii calks! er iu t *fge of the „ - ) 0111 . au) of Cour your cam worthiness, clam :taut et the ant Mink. pro assailed rh, by Mr. • nt so EAU. s;sinst us, reo•ntation. ell as the ,nnntly twee of So ▪ woichyess ul in a now ay ot►er no. • , ore, to oo our feel La•e .41,17 j the voul w-m•toArra wtled ,y tow uther mo.mhery upon the MAKI cluetly En,pneero, s token ul ery able .r. *rad,. —4rd ON he piddle North ai her oly = A * famed pvl to Woo Amid wee •••;a rout d WI sag .lets. . outs. win ante I 1 ▪ht to Vat% •to IA Rag. trot of tM raw' ;Timothy for. to , ' to to do 0 .01111t11. , 12. iNI!• The .iener 'um ew Wad ttiaLL. f Rr 41. eth• is thee Is the •de 14. .4 MY of the ▪ to whose ▪ Iteev, We • l• irsoria ; ituaagieftd. uXIOIIO. Nov. & oPastsis td fe4 t.'l.e Mt maw has 'very 00 *t. lifyt the ►bwrhu.+l. y mesh hke ar the lux.3 :.• .ers a.l- 4 ot .itguniar rllB , lO , t • )(WY/ :I Ata t. I 16 ,114 •Ild and , for the the put - nin th, sal ..f Lomita*. Leing au chunk. 4.6.1 mod ..Au: Aida no n ., warty nldr I.ly nojeltsl. tu.bnyp *ea uiald have that no -04, SM. 'the kr. the Had r..rtaostsly the drill of tel a/W.4 to be WO .t. p► LAW INTELIJOENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEOPS BENCH. :treed! is Burro. —(l3tdote the Lord add Jodie% Mr. in•tire Wiegman, Mr. Julies HILL, sad Mr. Justice Mackhare.) THE cD ON Til 111141907 Or ALSIND WEN V. wsLuala MUMS!. This ems wee en isifenestime la the elder eof a quo sat. at. , trial at the last York tines, helms Mr. bees M ar . La, the object beim ho test the °shaky of the dirties of the defendant to the odes of alderman Sm the borough of The verdict went for the defend r& Mr. trrtmail, Q.C., sow moved for • sew trial—fink on K rouoil of raialirection ; aseondly, the admission of jn ci per oisiaaaa ; and thirdly, the rejection of evidence. it would appear that at the election. which took place in N.Arentert. ISM, seven aldermen were to be elected. Of that • the *lichee of six gentlemen wee secured without cur. But foe the remaining vacancy the defeadant jur. William Bradley) end a Mr. Can baying received aa ~sal number of votes, the mayor gave a maws Tees la Mold if Mr. Bra 7, who was duly installed la eau. 71a friends of Mr. OW however, would sot miquisem is the election es th; ground that severed Teem had been improperly recorded fir Yr. Berney. This resulted is ea appeal to the Queen's Beach foe= warm to. cal the oneempient len* Mead before Berm The oh)rttiona taken to the ruling of the haraed_jedep were am, according to the 14th SOCI4OII of the 7th William IV. and 14 Victoria, cap. 78, in the !lout* Term the (Million name, ~roam,, place of abode, and &moieties of the (soilage ought in all mole be cot out in full • Foie fir "W. Brodie . ,v " instead of for " " or for " Wm. Bradley," instead of for " Wahine •L. therefore dearly bed. Vet the loused Woo hid Xiisred several such votes to be recorded on the seratiay 1... r the defendant. On the other hand, several votes were .!ruck off from the.. given for Mr. Can. Now, am cos. t. !drt.l by the harped counsel, the parties were excluded the inquiry at York from scrutinising the votes for Mr. Cart. Mr. I...Mrr wee not a party to that a uiry, sod could not have appeared by counsel to defend the vote, given for him. The simple gnostic" then was— the complaint against Mr. Bradley rehire justified, for that being deeded in the affirmative it was open to Mr. Bradley's friend. to have proceeded by quo warrant° aphest Mr. ('on. Bale nisi panted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. arrESTIM =um or • POLICI-00116TABLI. Janta Harrigan, • moacolar-looking maa, well•koova to the gay. et a draperste character, was brought Wore Mr. ham for further ezarnioatioo, charged with to murder Eland !I inehriiffo, polkaconatable 181rrn the ezecutlon of his duty. The prosecutor, who was assisted into court, said that is the IJth of la.t month, about six o'clock in the evades, be woo oo duty near the Loudon.bridge railway ternshme, when ho sow the prisoner turned out of a pablic•honse for his unruly conduct. He then crested a disturbance in the street, wLen MUMS went up to him and told him to do. sin nod go away. The prisoner then proceeded up the steps on to the incline of the railway, from which he was ordered off by the railway officer. The prisoner then rends use of the most disgusting language he ever bred of, sad when he told his to desist, he rushed at wirer la a met terrific manner, and knocked him down. While on the ground he seined winless by the throat and nearly strangled him, end kinked him about the head and boly until be wee partially stunned. Porto is.stely another constable arm op at the time and pre vented the prisoner hots murdering him whirls the prisoner dad ired he would do to revenge. Witness was conveyed 1109.... *here he was roamed to his bed until Saturday, the He was now suffering to that extent that he could not walk without assistanos. Police•constable M said he heard cries of " Murder' proceed from Tooley.street, and when he got to the spot be ..ser the complainant on the ground and the primmer kicking him. Thereon.' a mob about, but no rise would sit the constable. Witness, however, rushed at the pri sir and procured him until istance came, and he was couveyed to the station-house. John Hyde, formerly a constable in the A divides, proved that rather more than four years ago the prisoner err ger kneel to four years' penal setvitude for cutting sad owed in him, with a stone, near 1,011.460 bridge. He bad ►ass wren) times previously oosvicted for assaulting the polies. Mr. !lurches' committed him for triaL THE EXPLOSION AND LOSS 01 LII2 A 1113015 • eia-si: ADJOURNED INQUICBT.—THU3 DAY. Thiv morniug Mr. T. Wakley and the jury em peaaAlud on hiatarday Let reeesseshied at the Viekais Hotel, York-road, King's-mow far the porpw of reesiviag evidence relative to the deaths of George lain, easheir driver. end Charles Tana, dreams, who w e r e killed ea Mei worlo ,4 the Metropolitan or Underground Railway by the bunting .4 • sew cu-engine, under circumstances already narrated. fir. Smtliev. of Ely.place, appeared for the friends ol the deceased Wiggins, and Mr. W. Valiance we, also pre sent for Br. Jay, the eootractor of the works. When the court was duly opened, TLe looser mid that on &funky hat after the view ing of the engine he went to the Board of Trude, gad represented the opinion of the jury as to the desirsbility of having some scientific gentle man to etamine the remains of the IlOgia• mid boiler, and give evidence thereon. He had to infirm the jury th at on at the Booed of Trade, it was stated that they hail to. power to direct that which was desired, but thouet there could he no objection to such • course. It world, S....tsr, be seminary to apply at the Horne-office. He ithe,ormierl did so, and found every facalitytofferedhien. He ve the UnderSecretacy, who requested him to make a for.nal application iu writing, which bring done, a letter from Bar George Lewis was forwarded, evincing every desire to com ply the a ish of the jury, and a geutlennin bad LNG wird.' who bad made the examination, and would be pre pared to give evidence. He expressed his extreme eats faction at the receptioo and great facility afforded by both the Akers of the Been' of Trade and Home 011 es; and, as tar as Os,. iaititotimis were concerned, It amid not be mid that the highly stratehad rwd.taps system thine misled. The lashes having bun Idsatised, the ego al WWI= was stated to be 25. kiting • Vernal of four ABM% aim of whom wee mow Meg dead; Tana s age was said to be Mr. Wail* henna magus of the Gnat Northam Bee. was wet swam He said he was at the hospital an Thltredem ramening wham both the deceased wars brow& died. Roth' their beads were smashed ia and the boat peerading is each ease. The isjaries to the head alone arm 11101. then Sarkield to mule death. Junes of 3D, River-street, 'Anatol), and fore sail is the service of Mr. Jay, said he was present at the time of the accident, which happened at • quarter to ten on Thursday morWeg last Wiggins had the management of the eagles am driver. and Tana was the stoker. The hal to oA y witness 4 drew* about the wygor. fished *shire to do with supplying the water. At the Mom of the e. pl , aion the seems was etaadiag still, and bank Era wew on it. At a quarter past 9 the engine had beim at week. The t. ml r was attailed to the engine, but no wimples The .:oars was up soil blowing off at L eath valves wham the raph,on took place. When Wiggins shunted the wig ...qt. he had here driving, be said he would water and pro ow.' *bait In yard. from the tunnel. There wee water in $Le tastier awl he _supplied himself by running backwards and forwards. He could not get much in in the time. Mr. Velleece said the scientific evidence world set that matter store fty • juror —The explosion teak place about half an hour after the ablintma .4 Use waggons. By the emote r stair," was coming from both valves as he enteral the tiannel, M doom continued —lle saw the men before sad after the ',pl..' a . (Mc waa .t.mliog up, net the other :tun down. Both their heets were mashed, sod they were deed to the boepital. The nava. of the swim •aa the " Albion." but lie could not tell its Ihrb, oar hoe ion it hod bees et work. He hod bass in Mr. day'a employ nine mnths. The &what was the met of the szplosion. Neither of the ors Wilt Rile am. complaint to him a. to their considering the swims ilmwenen. Tb. engirt° was under repair on the Sudsy praise. to the eon•kut. Something was being done to the dome joint. Br the Coroner—Neither of the men made any complaint to Me of the anticipation of danger, nor do I believe that thee dal to anyone else. iwin PJlintt , superintendent to the employ of Mr. Jay, WU under examination when oar report haft. Ore Few' —(Tate DAT. )—Thia morning there were the demonstrations which Lemke reemlly wrier, on the Mh of November. For nine years past the Pope Ls we lees • very roaspicuous object is these &moment but tho troublea into which he ham recently been V,rlo-ti have a;ain exalted him into a favourite artioopt the 1..0.1..0 to aol to-der} he was prevented in an oodles' va nety of ways for trammeling*, of metropolitan' elithiesere. :Y Fawkes hitiiielf,who in times gooe by teed to enjoy all the harem of the Mh of November. apron to have bra p , ettv nearly forgotten, amidst the claims of more rarest I...t•hili•les The great conspirator was represented by • few very inelitTereet effigies TAM Lkol'ltLA MURDER. AND SCWIDE AT BRAD- T...ID—Ow Pat order an inquiet was held by Yr. Jeerer, :omen. at I:redbird, es view of the body of /turret :- , 0.14ut1, *Do. Sutton, who on the even* of Suede,. the 214 ult. , rut the therm of her two dilates , aid elm her Awn. The el 'deuce went to .how that, prior to the dreadful 4 .01. the rowed had ialibited mumbler elver feepori ) end nieLoaliolv a witness saying she was both wild esoiwil.m.l) low to spirit'. hotline &array and Bray eveninz. the 1.41 th sad 214 ult. A verdict wee noterrl to effe 1— "'that the deceased cut her min threat while sztivr:ui under temporary &berme-on of mica" / rr • THE 1101IDAY EVENING, j Nallt3llo4 l ' VINO. DAY. TURA,An. Two Ahem. In the railway share market to-day UWE= is almost at a standstill. Decided imam, how ever, prevails, and in several instances a slight improvement has taken place. Great Western and London and North Western stooks have risen I per cent., and &nth Eastern, prnt. Present quotations are as follows : LondonandNorth Western, 1:1 0 to L.:: Western, 72e ot to is Ll:idland, 1 to • 1 / 1 1.11• ellailißle and Y 117 i to f ; nth 88e to I ; Great orthern 1141 to 114 ; Esetern b ounties, 614 to 524 , ; and Caledonian, 91; to 92. Lombardo-Venetiaa Railway shares are firm, at ato 4 die. Grand Trunk of Canada remain fiat. This company's preference bonds are rather more offered, whilst the ordinary 8 per °ante. have met with some inquiry. Brazilian railway securities remain heavy. rariZ Dl6 dle, Sift I Liiiirx..7.4...... 1 S a rt i MA 8.. aragesktNall . s: w rit.. UM hulks Ds. Do. Vresbal.. Do. S p. at. as. .. Do. so. so. - - a 21.14,1110, rembueit CWaiil ah spy it. WAN& Fri I . i 1 Ds. Do I pre srel et. pa... Do. . do. f Fo. 41.7. test NU= L. — Do. Dow of S. of 1 0 11 , ati et Oltroot Do. Now Doiklajorld. I Do. do. TSZLI ; [ Do. do. IS , Do.lier.ollda,po• Madras Dor. de pot od. Do. do. I z i ct Da p°. ICI. blidb.Cco...p. el I N. drusowtok di 1> dor • *op. ob. I Do. do. laud do I Do. do. D sop do I Do. do. Lad do ....Mashed) llTZu c Do.batt. iNga ta.2l. g. 114611 MOW. loft - - -- K 4410, St Osamoridal 14090 BC Do. ap. el Pni. b 3,444 eta St. lan sad WastlatM ;SMUG Bt. London 1,149 SOO St. St. L Inthadon I SMOGS thumper MOW ft. Mods 4,000 S. New YOB 7i' =BEET-THIS DAY. Two o'Ouxx. Owing partly to news of a fresh rise on the Paris Bonne the stock markets to-day are rather firmer, although business is exceedingly inanimate. Con sols have advanced about I per cent. British railway stocks, in two or three instances, are about per cent. better than on Saturday. In other respects the movements in the Stock Exchange this morning have been devoid of interest. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69ft. 75c., showing a fresh advance of fully I per cent. since Saturday. Consols are officially marked 92k, 931, and 921 for money, and 93 and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to 1- both for cash and next Thursday, and 931 for the 6th December. The official business report is'as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91f, k ; New Three per Cents.; 91k, ; India Stock, 221, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent stook, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, As. dia. ; F.:chequer Bills, 3s. dis. The Turkish Loan of 1858 continues to meet with inquiry, and has been dealt in as high as 584 ; the meant quotation is 58 to 4. The Loan of 1854 is firm, at 71 to 4. Other foreign stocks are likewise firm, with very little business. Sales are recorded as follows ,—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994, 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 444; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 854, 4, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 40 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 711 ; ditto, for account, 714, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, Hy 4, 5 74, 581 A month or two ago it was remarked that there was a constant supply of Consols at 94. Then for some weeks 93} formed a bar, beyond which the price oonld not rise ; and now any ad vance to 93 seems to be followed by a fresh supply, notwithstanding the approach of the period for the deduction of the January dividend. Preparations for the monthly settlement, which is fixed for Thursday next, contribute for the present to keep the market dull. A heavy amount of bills fell due on Saturday, but appear to have been well met. IFhe discount market was active, but the supply of money continues ample, and accommodation is readily obtained upon good securities at very moderate terms, for short periods. The imports of specie last week amounted to 643,500 L including 282,5001. from Australia, 302,5001. from the West Indies and Mexico, 31,0001. from New York, and 27,496/. from Brasil. According to some reports afloat, one half of the 4,000,0001. in cash which it is assumed will be realised from the Turkish loan of 8,0000001. stock said to have been contracted for by M. Mims, at Paris, is to be applied to the redemption of the local debt, known as the Haane-Tahvili, or Treasury Bonds, which are payable in specie, whilst the other half is to be applied to meeting the pressing necessities of the Turkish treasury. No thing more is said about the adoption of any gene ral plan for the amelioration of the finances, the inauguration of which would appear to be an indis pensable preliminary to the introduction of a new n in the Western markets. A telegram re ceived from Constantinople announces that the exchange on London, which lately stood at 144, has fallen to 124. T he mere rumour of the success ful negotiation of • loan in France or England would have a great effect at Constantinople, as the numerous clamorous creditors of the government would see in it a kind of god-send. The bills due on the 4th (yesterday) being present able on Saturday, the clearing-house was kept open till 5 o'clock, instead of 4. The arrangement occa sioned dissatisfaction amongst the employes in banking establishments, who did not object upon the first occurrence of the kind—on the 4th August—that has occurred since the earlier closing on Saturdays, but consider it should not be drawn into a precedent. An extra hour for clearing on Saturday, when the 3rd or 4th of the month falls on that day, might, it is considered, hay.) been required had the proposed hour of closing on Satur day, viz., 2 o'clock, been acquiesced in. Most of the clerks consider the present gain to them but slight, and scarcely a compensation for the abridge ment of their time for refreshment. It is hoped that by, or soon after, the new year the request of the memorial of the merchants and traders of Lon- Om to close banking business at 2 o'clock on Satur days may be granted. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending Oct. 20 was 42,8741, being 9,0791. more than in the corresponding week el 1859 on the same number of miles ; and. that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 5,4131., showing an in mates of 3061. - The anneal meeting of the Nwsian Rhine•Lahn Railway Company is called for the 6th Dec. at Wiesbaden, and "will be transformed into an extraordinary general meeting in the event of the liquidation of the company being taken into consideration.,, SATIMAT Evxernea, Consols, which closed yesterday at92*, " buyers," for money and next Thursday, open this morn ing at 92* to 93,Itouched 93. " buyers," and closed at 924 to 93. For We 6th December the last prioe was 93 to *. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 924 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 924, 93 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Threr; per Cents., pi* ; India Stock, 222* ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103*. Indian government securities were very quiet The Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted lAA to 1064. Exchequer Bills remain dull at 3e. din. te Cridah Bonds were firm. The Loan of 1854 ex perienced • further improvement of I per oent., closing at 71 to }, whilst that of 1858 was ateady at yesterday's quotation-67j to 58i. Spanish Bonds were also film. Although the @hares of the Ghana Trunk Railway of Canada to-day were heavy, an advance varying from 1 to 9 per cent. occurred in the several claws of bonds. . . ---- Ottoman Bank shares remain firm. The fall in the exchange at Constantinople is an important point in favour of this establishment, since such portion of its capital as is invested in Turkey, being invested in piastres, becomes proportionately more valuable. The shares of tho O hirie red Bank of 'lndia, Australia, and China continue in consider able favour, and have risen to lk to 14 premium. Agra Bank were likewise inquired for. South Australian Land and Oriental inland Steam shares were fiat, and Royal Mail Steam firmer. Great Ship were quoted fie. to ss. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ooaan Marine Insur ance, 14 to 24 poem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, tot prem. ; Unive r sal Marine Insurance, to k mon. ; London and Provincial Marine, 4 to 4 din. Bast India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; and Millaall Iron, to 4 prem. The ordinary " options" of the Bads Central Railway Company have declined to 34 tot. Tna EMITIMN Flit/Mts.—The herring fishery continues to be carried on profitably off the eastern coast. During the past week several boats 0117110 into Yarmouth, with 80,000 or 100,000 fish each, while others have taken 30,000 to 50,000. Prime have ranged from BE. to 181. per last (10,000 fish). Off Loweet3ft stall better results have been obtained, one boat having come into port with up. wards .1 100,000 gek, although her crew were obliged, from ,beer inability to bring all their treasure to land, to scud oat of their nests ail lasts more. The Ash taken are also very 6110. Considering the unprofitable results of the mackerel fishery , and the distress and misery which were entailed upon the Rabin interest on the east toast by the dreadful calm, of lisrah end May, the present happy slate of a ff sits bailed with great satisfaction. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OT MOM mamas.) HRILIP'ORD DAY.) Aausrocasno HANDICAP. Ow mile and a belt. Ifaranhy Dire" M. Eleanor, Remunerator, &sulk Hisdbolt, Waimiced are hire. TOWN PLATE. Half • mile. Orem, Pearlam, Warrior Queen, Forest Hind, Reverie, riad Irby Nagroae we here. na_s and WWI are scratched. HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Doubtful, Skylark, Neninualliskire, and Jonah:en are bore. HEREFORDSHIRE STAX:IB. One mil. and a half. Kinner•ley, Tirreadra, Ylr Areor, Remunerator, Ripon, Simla, Watenprite, Eller, sad haw Lams lege an hare. HURDLE BUM. Two NON. Kinneraley, - 13;;;Fairlaa, J7rasifsis. bialt Emigrant, Harry, Biraboll, Ones, awl Wteiefand ere bare . and Red mi. - ;: OTM ARBlTAUL—Bninette, Kibworth Lan, Tartar, Itriara, Oantopolibk TM Dodger, Sahib, Kim Milian, Heady. TombYr, Tomboy, ArAszta, Dng Rao, Wartbara, Ourllama, Waifs, Moen Cleabarbrix, Owyratr, Dire libisp, Gal Ol& brim Yarkabiria MN, Omar Parka. Duart7ll4 Prima of Oran% lisiar °l o=, mat Toddy. JINCIPB AND BAO PRAIICMCO PERNAMBUCO RAILWAY COMPANY (LnarsD). (tins DAT.) An adjourned special meetinf of propriakes in this natiertaking was held at 1 o clock, at the London 'avert, to sonsider the provisions of • proposed tall to divide the capital of the company into A and B shares, to elkm sad modify the articles of usociatian, aad ether pur poses. Mr. R. B =eon presided. The CHAIRMAN mid this meeting bei edged for a special purpose, the disonmion ought stri ctly es he maned to that purpose ; but, having heard from the wewspaises that it was possible that some persons would desire to introduce other topics, he begged to my that the hoard did not intend to offer any opposi. ties to that course. Al regarded the question whisk lid to the adjournment of the meeting, namely. whether an act of parliament was necee. miry, he had to state that Mr. Buller's opinion hod been taken on that point. He then read the counsel's opinion, which warn that practically an act of parliament was wacemary became the only alternative would be to obtain a supplemental deed of settlement, to be executed by every shareholder. If the shareholders should &pm° re of the bill the directors would ascertain the opinion of the Branlieasovenr neat before it was introduced into parliament in the nonse. Letters had been published in the newspapers relative to the proposal before the meeting. Reference was made to the intention of the board to incresee the capital. He wished, therefore, to explain that the Aare capital created comisted of 00,000 shame of M. each, amounting to 1,1103.0001. Of that sum there had been called up 776,0001., sad the increme of capital had relation merely to the difference between the called up end the crested shares. The question was how that capital was to be raised. These was a proposition to cut down the 201. shares to 131., and to issue thelialanoe in preference shares. T has was not his (the chairman's) view; be thought the most feasible plan was to divide the share capital into certain pro p p ortions, say 101. each, making th e one f u ll y • to up and the other subject cells. The chairman referred at considerable length to the communications which had passed between the board sad the Brasilia& government with respect to future loans. He believed, he said, that the directors had ppoower to raise sedicket capita for the purpose of the undertaking. The bill vie not the bantling of the directors, who applied for it Decease the proprietors wished for it. WO. RO. He concluded by moving "That the direction be to apply to parliament to carry out the objects of the synopsis submitted to the shareholders." Mr. WHEEL= deprecated the raising of preference shares. He trailed that they would not go to parlia ment. They did sot want the bill. The CHAIRMAN—If yes don't want lb. Mll neptive it. A Samtanotnas—l move that the bill be burnt. (Leughier.) knieberlleturotottirs—l aimed that. Mr. Moo thought that little short of 800,0)01. would still he required to complete the line. Mr. FLAME maid, in a conversation which he had the other day with the Brasiliao miaistar, he found that his excellency's underst►nding was that of the 20f. TN. had been paid by the company, and 71. by the advance d 404000/. made by the Brazilian government. The discussion was proceeding when our report left The following is a tranalation of the reply which Otemral Garibaldi mule to a deputation who remedy waited as him with a memorial that he would be pleased to greet permission to the lfogb.h mammulaity at Naples to purchase a site whereon to erect a church : --" Grateful far the efficacious and generous sympathy at the Wish, the Dictator thinks this a very small return to arks for so may services received from them in the support of the aside cease of the Italians. Not only is permission greeted to erect a church within the limits of the capital to who worship the lame God as the habeas, but the C: a r reziunteil to accept as a national gift the small spot of g required far the pious object for which they desire to un it —G. GAILIOALDI."_ -_ BareBLNT~TIUN 07 READING. —Up to Saturday last so change had taken place in the aspect of potWod affairs at Reading, the contest still being confined to Mr. Serjeath Pigott (brother to the late member, Mr. heath Pigott), and Captaia Edward Walter (brother to Mr. John Walter, M.P. for Serb), both of whom profess liberal pea ape!, bat the learned serpent ode/caws more adverted orindvls than his hoe. opponent. The arrival el the writ isaatpeated about the 13th inst., and the election will pro- bably Übe piece in the following week. The candidates hare wady completed their OSAMU of the aced it um y, bat mattes were, during List week, extremely quiet, sad were It not for the nine of a few " squibs," there would be warmly anything to denote the existence of a political con , test in the hoteufh. Sr. GEogi;E , IN - EUE - EA.Sr.—LaAt night very de cided meawiret were adopted by the thumhyrardent end the local authorities to preserve order in the chr-ch, by m ainline persona likely to create an uproar, and they were completely succerinl. A notice in following teims— ethelitated for one Which gave offence to some of the pi. Hies's—kw peeled ia the church lad eight :—" The Ma/we of Leedom hamg kindly intimated his willingness le awe a depart ion of the vestry. and enter with them into a earelki sonsideration of the matters they hare briselitt before Isis, and the vestry haric , nominated a deputation to wait upon his lordship in woordaros with such iliiitOS• Igen, it is sweetly hoped that the vestryman sad the great key of the respeatable inhabitaak, by their pirate in- Salem sad by their proems, will with the authoritiesin putting a stop to the die- sad later maims to the services in the parish church." The ahem nose which the deputation will urge upon the bib" are principally the removal of the per altar, which remains as it was wuen ML King was in the parish. the discontinues, of the peactice of • the palms, sad the Mthdrswal of the eleoristers. The teflon will emelt of the two etiverehwardeas (Metes. awl Dotesett), Mr. Clark, and Mr. W. Howell, the reeky dark. Tai UNTSOPULITAX IVIINIXO the Yd of these wise have recently pared the Beeheler of Arts exanekation as the University of London the are el Thome Brearthb is in the firt. divisior. This wore far may yews a student at Cl mho Hall, stilt will be sweirethered to his hosoar, hod to the totem elthe main gams, upon which he has reflected so math .aria, that about three year. rime Mr. Brodribb pined primed se ex amination before the Society of Arts, sad, was awarded two prizes from King's Collegs,..ore l 7l 1: 0 6 nom and the other for general proficiency, with Ave testi imam for other subjects, and at the termination el his Modes he was made an among' of the college. It will, therefore, be gratifying to the promoters and friends of the westing dares to learn that he has been plated by the ex sdmen of the University in the first divines. Arrawrran MATMCIDL —On Saturday night, =before 12 o'clock, oae of the 160111 brutal and deter attempts to murder an wed ne th er took pie *at No. 6, Northamptuaatreet, ICiag'eterese. The unfortunate std woman, who is about 70 yen of age, is ranted Mary Harriegtoo, and resided at the alwareamed home with her daughter, yawed Bridget 151111161110011. a drunken and died. paled dander. who sue bets habit of brutally beating sad utAmas her peewit Oa Saturday night she earns hews IN a gabs and it is and was accom- Elby a arm Site of the old woman the , moo place where she kept what little mote, she hat Ming with a refusal she immediately seized the =wad Wrack the mother with It about the heed til/ else insensible. She then went to bed, leaving the pow woman weltering in her blood. It mu not until early yap beaky that the lodgers made any stir about the matter, whoa Mrs . jj a m ag i o n's Mk was sent for, who, on finding the state his mother was in, called in the police. Mr. H. Sutherin, surgeon, of Aldenthwternme, was thee wet for, and he dewribes the bed and bedding to be completely saturated with bloat, end the injuries to the head of the moat frightful character. Although not dead, but little hopes are entertained of her recovery. The daughter, Bnitret Harriurton was tact into custody, sad conveyed to the Platt-street ;teflon, when the charge el attempt inmgg to saucier her mother was entered. She will be c xamftod as the charge at Clerkenwell Mite-court, and there k but little doubt, from the state of the peer old W 010•12 lad sight, that she will have le take her trial for the capital stems. THE Naw NEAPOLITAN OONSTITrTION AND T/111 Jan.—The Sardialaa constitution tseasedgated by Gael lwaldl in the klo„ilom of the Two Shins , throw* ft open to the Jews. The old Boarboe law decreed thst the exercise of an other religion sate the Homaa citholle could be tole rated. T nue Itenwleilen there exiete now no Jewish COOlgrepitim ia the whole nt that Itisgibmi. The brawls el the itotheehtld family that was established at Naples wee an doubt testrietid to deloalio wonbip— Janet Carom ofe. 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I. & idia it 1:b is Fa 12+ IA et 1 .1 did sal as a a !If as TS 60 21 1111 14 f lii ~ ~ li 1 - U, Imes.— evi as -id - ' 3 • MINES.--(THIS DAY.) - - Two °Two:. The mining market remains quiet, with very little change to prices. In the Stock Exchange Lady Bertha shares are officially marked 11, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 164. The oilier transactions have been chiefly in shares in East Wheal Russell, Providence, St. Ives, Wheal Allen, Wheal Margaret, and Bryntail mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business, and are nominally un changed in price. A general meeting of the Copiapo Mining Company is convened for the 23rd inst., and the annual meeting of the Allen and Quienangen Mining Company for the lath November. At East Pool iliue meeting on the 29th ult. the aocounts showed a debit balance of 2351. 12s. The 'unlit on the fear months' worleng wu 281. 4s. 11d. The Ritton Castle Idme socounts, preeeoted to the meet ing on the Ist lost., showed a credit b.la ce of 4331. te. 11. The following mining dividends have been declared during the month of October: Mines. West Wheal eeton Doloostb Wheal Clifford Great South 'reigns Cern Bees Wheal Basset Herodafoot Lisburne Per share. s. d, 10 10 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 0 7 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 10 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 15 0 I 10 0 1 0 0 Amount. a. 4,200 0 0 3,580 0 0 2,500 0 0 2,100 0 0 2,000 0 0 1,5.15 0 0 1,536 0 0 1,200 0 0 LOW 0 0 1,024 0 0 650 5 0 500 0 0 300 0 0 Wheal Tre o l= Wendron Cwm RAn Itryntord Hall East Darren £71,166 5 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANI 7 (THIS DAY.) The weather keeps Sue and open, with frost at night. In this market, during the pug weer, the supply of Log. Mb wheat was rather larger than of lain. Flour, a fair quantity, especially per rail carriage. Barle y and oats in improved quantity. Malt, • g oo d supply, and beans and peas more liberal. Seve ral parcels of barley from Scotland, and • few oats. Irish oats more liberal, though very short. The foreign arrivals of wheat increased in the latter ports= of the week—Rumba Proasisu and American. Black sea and French barley a better amply this week, though small from Bassin, Presets, and a small carp from Flynt. Oats more liberal than last week from'lttumia, Sweden, and Denmark. Floor limited, a few barrels from New York, and a few Frenc h racks. . . . . . . . . . The wheat trade to-day continues steady in price and de. mend for all good-conditloned samples, but inferior hung on hand. Foreign steady at last Monday's prices. Barley without change from Monday last both for malting and grinding. Oats are 6d to Is. dearer than this day week, for fine old corn, other descriptions sad new not vary active. Semiarid pw fullyas dear, new canary at GM., and white mustard 1/la. par bushel. Flour trade without change from this day week. FLOATING Camois.—Seveml sales have taken place in wheat, barley, and maize. Wheat at very full prices ; and for barley and maize rather higher prices have been obtained. _ _ _ Wma.-Fingliah : Eases and Kent, white, new, 50.. to 61.. ; ditto, Sue old, 64a. to 680.; ditto red, new, 445. to 58..; ditto, fine, old, 54a. to 63.. ; Norfolk, &c., dm, old, 63. to 665.; red, new, 49a. to 60s. Foreign : Dantsie, 64c to 661. ; floe, 665. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 66.. to 645. ; ditto, ear% 645. to 66e.; Rostock, 66e. to 68a. ; fine, old, 68s. to 71a. ; American whits, 60e. to 675. ; ditto red, 595. to 64a. Baum-English malting, 445. to 505.; grinding, 27.. to .36e.; distilling, 445. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 33e. to 395.; ditto distilling, Mc to Oa NAM- 'Wish, Essex and Norfolk, 52.. to 58s. ; fine, 65a. to 69a.; Kingston and town made, 535. to 63a.; fine, 64a. to a;6 brown, floe, pale, 77c Oas.-English f Ws. Od. to 304. W. ; potato, 28e. to 29.. ; foreign, 06. to 31s. Od. Bum-English tick. 43.. to 48e. ; harrow, 445. to 51A ; pims.sos. to 56a. ; foreign, 375. to 48s. -FAglish boilers, 44.. to 495.; maple, 47.. to 465.; grey, 425. to 465.; foreign, 44c to 465. Ftuna-Finglish town, 56a. to 57..; country, 43.. to 47..; households, 45.. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43a. to 445.; French, 41s. to 50s. per sack ; American, 31s. to 3115.; Opiodals, 41.. to 5.21. di Assivms INTO LONDON FROM OCT. 29 ro NOV, 9 Coe*win. Wheat.. Dalley7l4ll'Oet767, Beans Peal - Flour. ..Iqrs. gOnqrs. am I qrs. we bele / ' er.ka 1987 894 1439 402 3 WO TOP .. 1118 Foreign .. 1 27423 9610 .... 37710 2108 770 4119. Mg IL C. lail U 46 1183 0909 2139 I 918 101 .. I rum 116 N. Rail 66 167 1063 1 2335 1 30 13 .. UK IL 9 lea 67 177 42 184 I 255 128 .. GM Imports:--661 wheat, 56 oats. sad 73 orris. flour. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The public salsa declared for to-morrow are : finger--400 Mids. West India; Bengal, 7,000 bags ; Madras, 1,300 bags. Coffee-500 casks plantation Ceylon and 2,000 caaks and bap East India. The transactions have been at firm pnces since Friday. &min.—A fair amount of business done, chiefly in Mauritius and crystallised Madras. Refined firm. Coma —Several parcels sold by private contract. TZA.—Tie market has been dull since the arrival of the Corrox. —About $,OOO bales on Saturday sold at ed. advaaoe. -- liaLerlerac. —Refraction 3}, 4, soldat 431. &L; reflection 6, at 43 6d. Mukete generally Moldy to-day. TALLOW . 11ARICIT.: 7 (T/pS DAY.) The market is arm. Town talloW is quoted 61s. net emit; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; all the year, 61s. ; December, 61s. 6d.; January to Mardi, 629. ; April to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December. 1861, 575. PAITIOVLOS OF TALLOW. Nock on hand this day ....ark Delivery last week Ditto from lst Jana Arrival last week Ditto from lst June Pries Y.C. per cwt this day Ditto Town LA May 21,178 2.825 *152 9,566 53.763 496. 6d. 536. dd. 45,108 LIM u 590 Mm MAU 594. Dd. M. ad. 11.617 2,316 Age 13,8111 74.662 611.41` 616. Id. Arden/ tor ths weak muting Nov. 14 last par, Alla casks, ease dellva7 1,674 aria. The arrival last wssk oomprised &SO rash , from U. Petersburg, 70 from South America, and 617 tom other place. Total, 8,619 cults. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is much smaller than for some time gad, and the average quality is only second rate. Choice kinds are consequently readily sold at higher prices. Trade is more active for all descriptions. We have a very abort supply of good sheep ; they have realised a considerable &draws. Good C4ives are also dearer. Our foreign supply cavists of 1,235 beasts, 4,530 sheep, 122 chases, sod SO pigs. Per stone of subs. I. 4. a A. Per stone of 13tb4 s. 4. a 4. Bert deans. Harolds 410 6 0 Beet Duet Ht-AMA, Beet Short.horne 4. 410 Beet Loog- w0015.... 6 0 5 4 Seem! qua bowls 64 4 0 Do. do. Mesa (laves Piss 114oLDast1IN-lar!da h 4 6 8 I&a T rfts. no. and lambs, 18.700 ; Calves. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that ins samples an still sought alter ; other sorts neglected. Duty duly ex pected to be declared officially. COAL MARILET.—(THD3 DAY.) Walls lad Russell Bitten. 225. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 22t. ; Walls End 225. 6d. ;Walla End Eden, gd. ; Walls End Thorpe, 265. 9d. ; Musgrave, 19s. 6d. ; Walls lad scorn Close, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Fruniwall, gate. 2la. ed.; Lyons Main, 19s. 6d. ; Holywell, 17s. wyj n i, 17s. ; Takashi Moor Butes, Os. 3d; Old H a rtley, 17s. ; Davidson's Hartley, 175.; Hastings Hartley, 17e ; Howard's Hartley. 171.; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 9d.- 60 ships at market. Ms IRISH BRIGADI of DUBLIN. —About 100 members of the brigade arrived in Dublin on Friday night by special train from Cork. At the Kingsbridgo ternunue they were addressed in oongratulatory terms by the Rev. Canon Pope, who was in attendanee to receive them on the ied of the central committee in Dublin. They afterwards in groups of tens and twenties to the various houses and taverns in the neighbourhood. Yeater day numbers of them paraded the principal streets, with green leaves in their caps, and followed by crowds— "gents" and boys, who cheered them enthusiastically. Some of them wore medals on their breasts, and their costume was of the most medley and nondescript character. Several of them attended mass at the Roman catholic church, Marl boroagh-street, where a sermon was preached by Dr. Cullen. _ ---, ARRIVAL OF THE IRISH BRIOADIL—Qutairn- Town_ RATERDAT.— Th o Irish Brigade arrived here at ten o'clocit this morning OD board the steamer Des, and met a meet enthosisetic reception. A deputation from Cork, with a band, met the Bliss& at the animism to the harbour, and escorted the steamer to Passage, the band playing an timid airs, while the mend the Bilged. crowded the pad dle-boses and rigging of the Dec, cheering most van feronely. As the Dee steamed closely pad her Majesty's ships flanspamil and Hswk the royal standard was lowered. The seen appesred lateltity, and, physimily, DODO the worse for the campaign. 1 11 200 210 a 681 426 110 11i 14 a 2B 14* If 4 is 11 ut 3SO le Se 181 II i lth 4 we WI id 110 :10 26 1 IT a SS 18 20 a