The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-02 00:00:00

IS DAY.) t:. s. it It 3 I I. 3 in 3 4 I. s• Is i I. 14 ON 1.. r 6 J 6. 6 to I • 6 1: .014 ...st Avg • ...wad Ilk rm. ••••WO .1. rail.% awl Art l••.nt• Oft of 4 I. 1.. h. trill . 1. r. nun . ♦rft : *mr,.iit • TMIIMDAT. L N L • .J.l \ \-A... .1 ♦ I:—l'vesh. Sao. tao I L N irealk. nt• ..f I'Le itoyki Y. 'owe/ tune es e lets ..tit alter the • re. k r•vmute.l i•esd sada. sitoielo.4 the , 0 1. leeks parent be r,:ht to the ..feed pe r ch was 1..4;14 by b l veyys•.l, f•e , 1.411 W. 16,0 Om 011 to • large Lot the ad, tree tlw• .11.tingtoishal a Iles ,lass tali 0( char •,th playsn sl hr wed. .Italy 14 at th• baba's. h wars oarrl,as sal from th• pus. is •ach 'wawa was tass pas pay. as was was, so that seas pass role me was Ina by It, taros wore drawn, owing tA the nport fie niceties of electors ultamo . cootbderatwa geetlerneu holmium onitiiittre Lave to re view of the probable !Wog mid the exposes cosetitsency. 4. oh. dope.' by the cos. bolas cosmoses% with be Forbary .Embers. 0 further mctsou sakes I prc.eut himself dos tors H. Mtrn, H. last, the 2Mth inst., Seksool•house of allude and may cd the their suselrappoisted D., with • fill let sd Ivor salver, vales 461. 1.• I:ev. John ealaseee, the Have. Goon. Moen fl`tfUll. Mr. George By in, rhurchwartleus, ydi .0 ou the salver r : oil ••t of rubes, to the ~,o,;regatiou as friends I..%uu.ny of thew suf. I tiro elfeetentate seal theoll.,r4e of toe datum of of soars, and to donee from b.. rooeot .tporeala by the= ereot both bee. nal most gratif,ing to r.K4, —The Bradford to work to make their .10 us ramble. 4IQ barracks was opined, e applied to them. It ~ , ,,prising a lAMB I * oriel lea room, a ser. awl tome rooms for the o the hulking te • arta. I the military ansav meet can Jodi-nose a Melanin. action w:ut %nes! Oil Mau. Debbie, Wore nun pay, to which a an•.e. foe a breech ut Dun i. Mi.. Arabella r of • femur brute Mg' 1441 i • and the tiefeedaets Nomw bloatsueuery, a to t. The defence was dcol hr atonal anent ; r prwetwed her a se gown her, awl that wart,. It appeared leen 1 ac,ewl ht put hie tens uatof "teemed a liereee. th e. Gurnee to the OM. 1 , that they pretended law tet's when the deed ofetriaut Ile. however, ea earner he dad 111.4 ie lowiently the pletataif awl the procorte h.tuarry woe notes. The July re sad cunt 44 by lb. 1.11 .4 the lb. .s 11.81.. ne.rulu4 Thrty•ire b.ebes ha.re al peewee of .11 Ms 1M beatbee. wised ie. ee far es era be 1.,—1b. with Ja) .11 .1.• rev* extriaskel e..4tbe assinek dot eel takes 4.. w. no -44 esswier• • 1.4 • Nil. Inaarrel • r.•• ford for the r but 1I.*11•rj• eselinba !owe the feu d •1111b.r . 1n... bar bees the Lew • ..1..‘1.1 1•• toad ...II that U. froal IS liaineinini otter by Win. ENGLAN, AND 141 At 1 4 1 ler 'Mb artirle el • rreel Ihrolois mei the I er ie o the two res 1.: . • g• •h.. Matilloo . 001 nook dation used • h••• •• ri mod- os I's ••ta ••• livered to the , ••.1. is sloe& e-er Irewl . 1 soder ererrol ktrot of the Ass a• PUN' gerreire• ▪ 11.6.1,91. .rn would like • 1.. Irsiel is triumph al mr 1..) •.0 e ll, wens; to 41111. 1 1 ...olds. all crying Ale • ...Bruno" ies r Toe pq for .1 russet. Were ' , cot so d.- .r• I w 1411.4 .• hose -bet by • time! . o p e rlority—wesk l Nippier • Cosesder ts"' jewleir•r blwtnre Iso••t 1.01. ri11.... oh* WU. wool 1...e10ry. with shield As 14 0 1 ..e.e.1 from her .krof W that ..0 1.., the poor old thos..l. ow fells olt too :end how e of 1..0 trumpeters. th • led pr. gives of the esr.. millet oil esrawal. 110 Idseterol noes 1 like ti he tin' rd. to be lom le 'be ASO Ow* NA IT . D.r ....r thas fie M" fue Demobs.. 3 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. &Wage at NW hits' at Westminster.--(Before the Lord Chief Dams awl C.4ntlaoo Juries.) MIL, C. tt It Or I . IIIIIIIAL or 11•RItIM;E. This SY an action for breach of prumi.e .4 Inarnige, to which the defewlant pleaded that he dui not prunike, an t that the pLontirf had eaulierstal him from the performance .4 1b... strict. Mr. Serpent Perry and Mr. Sharpe were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Henry JUN. represented the defendant. The plaintiff la this action is a widow, 4R years of age, with sin children. these of whom are of age ; she resides at h. on as lucerne of 1:i0f. Tbs defendant is a retired tradesman. loriug at the same place, where be kertia . up mu,: little establisbnieet, an d i s i n of 1.01..1 and household property bringing in I • year. He has his claim and pair fur outdoor exercise, and his daily waists an salminuitefed to by a footman and two maid. *remota. Last August twelvemonth defendant was left a widower, sal almost immediately afterwards he beamse eopinisitul with the plaintiff, to whom be commenced pay_ leg such atteetiot. as ought have been expected from a gestlemaa of bi. &le and iihrical cooditiou. Is a brief time he told her he wished to marry her, sod she referred I to her linalier , in•law, Mr. Attired Redraws, a butcher in Lambeth. To him they both stated their cine, and obtained his comment, so tint the defeodaet wan estaidislied in the positims d 1.111 iscreptel suitor. The geutbusan pre sented the lady with his photograph and a book ou •• Ntedi taboo soil Prayer." lArlion she came to Inaba) to sec bens beother.in.law, saw her place at church vacant, and followed her to tows. He took her to the Cristal Kiwi. h. thnitres, snit other places of amusement, sod what was perlasps e•itially gratifying, he spots of his immure in the Isle of Sheppy. his shops at Sheer. woo. sad hi. peeped, at F.vashua. prouusinir to mat , a setthamot on bor. but in May Imo the defendant found out he WA. too all to marry. and biribroite off thu match. leavisia the *fetal her remedy at law, whkh abe sought la the present amine. Mr. Alfred Redman, the plaistirs brother-indaw, proved the aim for her. Is his emeasuissisiatios Is rid ilefesilmit wee sot very Erin ob Ms*" sod walked milt two sticks, ex cept orlion wvel whoa b• meld only one. (lassedinsr.) defooduot was & little deaf but be bad W .) Mr.la neflbalq (lAeg Zsui baring, imd 'good appetite. Wert lasiltiov.) Witmeen--Yre„ sod a mod liberal mom. (Itesswed busgbter) Thodotoodmi lhol sot told him UNA his surmics had 'shoed bins siet to wry, bet Ike pro kin to coder. stood that the oreviogo um motto At d this doom. Oho poosoodlop, liko lamed mood we. 001t0..t0d7 _ _ _ ____ K _ r. Hawkias amid It Ird Imo missed to take • vordbll fat ILO/. Ir. 14erjeset Parry said thee this fiction had bees breeedit assay for the purpose of viadiselig the plaiatire charms. ter. which bad bees aspersed at laverattara. )Ir. Hawks's- —There is no impatalicsa ea the lady's cha racter. The Loud Chief Daresa—Tbero le certainly so as& {ropy. Woos. sad Ia• set ••• the seosesity for a retasetatine. Mr. Hawkins—Os the Ise lord, the datssileat baa the highest Towed it Obi or be would Vet gift ber not. but /iv. as best oar phemir;vh• (Oust kejkl•r.) Mr. fledging .rest-1 do sot emit your " !Irwin sad Metittetiess r flosghter.) Mr. Hawker—No. they way do you good. neteghtte.) The defeetissi hero ersairt some amosunest by messing es hie photograph sod eremieg it hastily tato his potshot. A reshot fee She pleastit foe UM wee ties takes by wrest. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Be/ e Mr. Cesmiadeser nesilbers.) IN to iiimigss.—aiwuwawiggi To =NOVI reocarintas. The I. s 1 ems had boss discharged from ens. lady by Mr. Mireetrar Meehan is his remit lsd " gaol deli v.try ." he et the sues time been adjudicated bankrupt, W the precesslisp had bees directed to be earned cis is the Maschenter district, where the bankrupt bad carried us bwaisces. 11.. Hal, as behalf af areditars, *ow applied to the court. thaw the nth am. of the sew alt, te &riot the removal of the preesediagr to the Lathe wart an the ground that the majority ci creditors in mumher and oaths were reeideat is that diarist. Hi; HOMOUr. after mieresse he the auk held thet had no porter to interfere ember the fillth elea, which merely referred to petdicem for adjadiettlee, avid eel to ealj wak tioos made by the repines is poisom IX at XICHOLNOW, PASCUA, AID /TOlll. The barikrupte were waroheemesa, of 30, Clow:metros*. The failure occurrad ia Nay kat. l'aseall, who had been but a short time ia the Ma, ha store °beaked his certificate ; and this was w sitting is the ow of Nicholson sod 81oae. The debts and liabilities are upwards of 42,0001. ; • divider* of 10a. is the pound has bees paid ; and the aids' bee is hoed a wards 018,01104 applimble to arrader dlilwd, the do• eYatiaa of while lea boss inlayed b ossteetad daimon Ili. Read appeared far the mimes; Mr. Lialastest foe beiikrupt Miamian ; sod Mr. Lievamae for Sense. Mr. Poeml/, the mss ia Ida as the mei, stales that the tvadkag at the three haahrspta had entsaded ewer lb aiseths parer to March tad, when Pascall retired. taking oat with hies 4 1 XM., sad bay* hvelldhl is 2,0001. le that period the trade expenses bad boas 111,0001. • badlk deble, &QUIN • aad partition' drawings, 4,43/11. ; thi; poa basis( ba . ea 15,1741. lbw* that the Iradtag had boss earned we at • • Les. North led with that result, Pasoan relived ; the other hailinipte earned as belong foe two awelha lower, k which they oostraated sew debts of 9,0138 f.„ bad paid to cash manors 3.406/., sad bad incurred slew by the tevel big of Mi., as retires of 19,4004 besides trade menu sad had debts. The books had bey well kap% sod awry basted the lalawiwihesta. _ . Mr. Bud rid ke - rt;iiid ratios his isenarks es tie mwe to the short period of trading after Mr. As all retired. From the :Iril of 51.), 'rhea they psperest, their radon had her moat ine.adies lls ; tbey W_ raj every facility to their creditor. Sloes had bees ise before, some twelve or fourteen years Ise • sad bliebeless lIINIMsams, who hail trailed before Powell hed)oised thees.hed easpessited with their creditor is 185 peyisp tires US lit is the peed. No charge err Ina& sweet the bankrupts in respect of either of those tnasections. Ulm Hower °barred that the derider were large for pew wise who had faded before. Nicholson, is partieshr. hied draws out glittlf. • year. Mr. Road rid the assault of apparent scream* WM Wl'led be the import of an sassily of year to Mr. Joh. Karroo, of Milk-street, a heed auditor for 5,0001. At the formai°. of the perteseship of the Sum it we amused that Nicholar abeedd leriss Is 3.01101., Paradi 2,11001., and &wee 1,0001. To entry Ai out Niebuhr bonownl 1,0001. free /11rOesidy. Ont. fists ha father, mid Niel. fret the Nessisitese Teak Kane harrowed I.OIM. frees Mr. Sesilk, of leimetersqvires. These were report.. tableau., mad sestleised we natal the diewlisios of the parteenhip is Mani lest. The wears wee thew all his sourest. hat es *early ineelver that M ought to have seduced the stnesel emotion. As a getegi rarer the lair and talus were pet 5,90 M ; but all they had relied to the a.. rwee :MU,. or 4001. 'The ground rest . premises ems as nisei an 1.2001 , awl the Isess sad Intim* might lee worth the amount stated. The share spit the hankruptn sea that they had mode referoual wrests to their cash creditor, but it was not peeper! to trait these as cars of fraud. la the sat week. of the traling of the two, they had costracted (nub debts of fi Org. The . 'omen...tort —Was that es a latter scale Ora their lamer Owl's' • Mr. Heed thoo;ht not, onseidering the seems of the year. le that period they h.... 1 ironed a lam of fillof. br their trainee. awl dad withdrawo from their estate 5,5211., is order to ray seper.de creditor. Mr. froth, • creditor of Mr. Slone for 1.01nM., had received ft hoist pro. tolosafy note el the It,. ; sad is the very dey of the rtiireere the beskrept• hooded ore to him goods and bola to the full sires; of hie debt. Aron.; under whirs, hawser. Mr. Smith had gives this poorly up. Is like rouser, a flay or two before the slo pe page tlwiy had gives Mr. Candy customers' hills to the full serer of his debt, IMAM., which had poriossly been ...sanded Iron • separate into • }met debt. The ruse tkieg had lora dose with the debt to the bankrupt'. father, LW that to Messrs. Nuns, raker., of Menstugtree. for which the father was swum, On the 2ls t and L.J of April tells had lees hurled to Menem Him and Nicholom, trustee, under the suarri.ze settlement of for handed to Nicholsoo's niter-is law es the 'fhb of A pnl, and mailer wins to other relatives. The l'.euniminmer —lt is no dombn urea to be regretted Mint the bankrupt. have resorted Is this bled of conduct. Thos het. tiled • were high mattes. sad is assts respect. their cowlivet has beer usenceptiroble. *Mace the bank. Mary 0).4 rye drily sought to make sieesile for their radar is the preridieg sr webs Ceridering the sie.oet .4 sorts which Obey have gives op sad their contort inure the lisukeuptey, sad that entrythir is to be trill is. their boobs. wardens' that is se evil moment fir thee e potntiow they thought It to lied themselves to those referrers—that the testpisise err trio Mat. sail that they could not resist it, upon the whole I think it will I..uflicient to trust things • goodies older. If law, Mr. Reed, SA representing the creditor at large, think lhet there "unlit to be • assresies of the certificate pal will ptoreed ; but 1 think the *tare of the ore will be s it"od be ermine certificates of the sorsa class. Mr. ite."l wmJ that the aesignss "" quite is his fimour'. hawk 111, ll.•nour rid be wee sorry be could sot eerily that the henkrunte left the court without taint or tarnish LT Craton them • Ilietelaa• certificate. Consideriog that When they nook their preference. they really hail ground for helieeinc that they were solvent, the court would grant Inallithate COrilfitniell of the mord damn l'oirwl States mail rid Southampton will be eft ttua week. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1861. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (TRIO DAY.) This moruiog the Deemslter puma sessions of the peace for the trial of privnere for offences committed in the eounty of Middlesex commenced at the Sessions-house, Clerkenwell•green, before the Assistant Judge and s bench of mamstnttes. The calendar contains the names of G 3 prisoners for trial, 53 being chargial with felony, and the remainder with mis demeanour. The duration of the prisoners is thus defined is the column. of the calendar 15 eau neither reed nor write, 19 tau reed, 27 can mad and write imperfectly, and two cand read and writ* well _ _ The jury haring bees Arra, the court proceeded with the trial of the pneoesee Mt theses. did sot present any washed or special Ware& Till POLIU3 COURTS. (THIS DAY.) C LUMEN WELL. INGICCOCH lIIRRLIti 111 • PAWYBKOICCIei AARUITANT. &MOW Pilt, aged 17, s pawobroker's eniataut, wen charged with stealiog at various times sums of niouey amouutin-. to IW., the property of Mr. Thomas Garnsou towubroker, of 4, I* tkouruir.phice, Kiogsland, and ale; with ao ingenious rear of fraud, whereby be had defrauded the prosecutor to a large amount. Mr. Neate ameanal fur the prosteutioo, sad Mr. Lewis, jun , far the &isms. - - From the evidence it appeared that is March last the prosecutor advertised fur a lad to assist in the shop, and the primoar called in company with • well-dressed female, who repo...meted 04 she was the mother of the prihmier. She stated that the ;mouser had assisted in her bioiness of clothe@ dealer, and that her husband had formerly been • pawnbroker's assistant, in fact be was before his • fore man. Th. primmer wmeugaged,aed WM in prosecutor'sservice from the 11th of March to the 20th of October. Prior to the pt ismer's discharge, namely, on the 10th of October, be received information that the • was a convicted thief ; and having eallol on Mr. Folkard, the pawnbroker, of the Black friars-reed sail ascertained that the inform taus was correct. I2s discharged the prisoner. Mime then. in gong over the stook be found the parcel produced. The duplicate or It represented that the cosiests were a watch that had been pledged foe U. la. On open. leg It it was found to metals two rotted pirres of lead and a piano of wood is the aseini. The ticket on the parcel had bel ong ed to a pledge that had hews redemeisd, lied it was cruised off in the Look by the pd. esese._ wee of the ticket, was on the stain. whereas both slosh' here hese oe the string, and the vow must lees bees taken out of the drawer on the day the watch wee nedsesessL le addition to watches, the prisoner had dews rip week if mews to t chains. The preeesetor led wwwteleed that be bad bet altogether about INC The • was net d the way for some Mme, sad when be use apprehended by Pelsewesegewit Yavesty, an meting allow all the N divieks_ and was told the charge, he said he was very nay, but he knew all about it. Yr. Lewis baring creas-exandned Uri witnesses, said be should not object to • nomad. as the ' prolocutor re quested it. The prisoner was remanded for • few days for further *sines. MARY LIIIIONE. DITTMLIIIMITO ATTINFT AT ettICIDO AT 111ANTATEAD. A rather prepossessing young female, eared Annabelle Timor* was brought before Mr. Yardley by Webb. of Hampstead. charged with • detonsbeed=t at self-destruction. George Comb*, the superiatmelent el the Hems for Usfortunate Females in connexion with the Ramie So tr* eiety, 2S, Church-row, Heaps andel the. the prisoner hed boon there shout eight and during that time =very well, with the • of new mid then out into very violent fits tompet Last evening, as they were collecting all the instates teigether for the purpose of listeumog to the teaching of a reversed gentle. man who attes at the institution every Sunday evening, they missed the prisoner. Immediate search was made about the house sod garden, but without Boding her. The service was gam on with, and at its ociociiision one of the young women went into the yard and found her under a tree apparently dead. The glans was given, when witness went with a light, sod found that she had tore her apron in half, sod twisting it into a rope, had tied it tight' round her neck. This was cut, sod she remained fee some time after. She was asked what induced her to mama so vile an act, when she said no one eared kg her, and no one in the place would speak to her. She was them reanotied with and Wien upstairs, shortly after which the other females said they were afraid of her, and he (witness) took her into his parker. She said she did not ears at all about her soul, die only wonted to be out of the world. She then wanted to go out, and in consequence of her persistence she was given over to the police. Inspector Webb informed his worship that she bad no friends in London. She was sent to this institution front Worship-street policeoourt for attempting to destroy her life by cutting her throat. He must inform his worship that she had never bees a prostitute. She was • servant. Remanded for a week. LAMBETH. IIoLIOIT •KsAuLT IT • BOLDTEL Robert Stiff, • private soldier, and powerful fellow, be longing to the 41st Regiment of Foot, wee charged before Mr. Elliott with the commission of a wanton and violent' assault co the pence of John Cloash, LSI L Clench said that on the night before, while ti his rounds, he law the prisoner in a retired spot in hbo rough.strect, Ketmingtoo.lane, with hie dress partly u ne, and on challenging him as to his business there, he dourished a large stick, and swore he would knock say person who dared to approach him into a " ghost. He rensoestrated with him, but from the rio• Mae of his league kept at • respectful distance, and at length to primmer imbed at him and aimed • despe rate Wm at his bead, bed fortunately' he moved his head on ow side so that the blow fell on his neck sod stunned him for • moment. At this time his sergeant came up, mid with dilligolt they secured hiss. His conduct apse ►e sgippss became very violent, sad it required the seistanco of several constables to remove hunt to the station. The presser when asked what he bed tory to the charge said he bed sot sees his friends for some years, and being at bowie on fnaleugh and shout to leave them this morning, he drank sena sass, thee be should, and was quite unconscious of what be did. He hoped his worship would look over the make. as be bad to start to Cork on the. .seeing to join his mimed, and it &Weed it would be id segions come memo to him. lire Mott told bits then sash • walla am& mil not be pissed over, mid eennaiNdi him in • pee* ef Mb. or ten days SYITAH /ALIN' Lm►an. Clow)/ wilds Wes 10467 Sater. I Se 1 pm. mimes a ram nea. be. &0.1n.g..7:1 Do t des _ & U 414 96 IN - - 4 1 4 1 6 7 D. Proterha7; Boll.llrank.dkOodarleb Oita DOL. Ass, 1.1672 dambinedby.&L D. My 1,1170, ditto Do. Jim Mt. &W Oainettot E laataru OapoTatDocklp.e..gna Goyim, t%lldaw cont l awn:an laid Indian Do. 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TI Ur pre — iees 14 1 l is 99 Is aU 0 Se aU 20 *I all la 2) AU 9 11 in um ies dl 11 11 WO al 1.11 100 197 e 11.9 100 lia 169 6 1 i ll dU 2 09 100 01 07 !!I I n I 1 I} lf ti pll 4_ 6 aW Ou 106. a. Do. "New Mane .. I Is. Rta. (UllO .. • pool Rl•,r LoodA Ma It T•olo. and Orlon. Ilion a [Do. New &Sea ley & Ina Tel. 0.44 Il&ra DO. fair Royal Mall Stoma '‘cattlib And. Lawton, south Australian land' antanssi us T.I. Scrip Tiff i" Ti 216 1 1k 05 Ma 1I I I 10 16 U 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 Ilf 0 07 50 II 70 72 11 0 lSi5OlO 111 175 11 17 19 : .1 Sii " nil Do. do. goidatorod bo. do. Trod* 4. of Australis (WAit4d) rind laws. Timid% La. Co. U. Coasda I'd. Kingdom Tel 0.4.1 Vow oSwaosed 14M. Lllfar 11 j):1 idle par V 10 The West India mail contract terminates in 1883, the Pacific mail contract In 1864, the West Coast of Africa in 1865, the Cape of Good Hope and Dover and Calais is 1862, Cuaanra New York ooetract is 1866, and the Holy' head sad Ktnpton in 1865 or 1873. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. The funds opened this morning without much change, upon the publication of the American advices ; but purchases were soon renewed, and some buoyancy was shown. After rising 1 per cent., Consols are now quoted fully per cent. better than they closed on Saturday. In the railway market the tendency of prices has likewise been favourable, an average recovery of per cent. having been established. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are very quiet. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 69fr. 15c., being per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 921, #, 1, and 93, cum div., for money, and 911, },l, and 1, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively 92/ to 1, and 911, " sellers." The official business report is as follows:-Bank Stock, 2331, 2321 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 i, 1,1, sum div. ; ditto, for account, 103, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 99 ; ditto, 1864, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 971, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1041 ; Exchequer Bills, March, small, Se. prem. ; ditto June, 123. to 14x. prem. Mexican Bonds opened with firmness, and were first marked 271, but the last transactions recorded are at 27. Turkish Bonds are unaltered, the loan of 1854 being quoted 791 to 801, and that of 1858, 691 to 704. Other stocks are quiet. Sales are re corded as follows :-Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 271, 27 ; New Granada Active, 151; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1867, 1859, and 1860, for account, 461 ; Russian Four and-s-Half per Cents., 92 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 59 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 411 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6'; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 70, 69, 71 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 221, 1. The amount of gold taken to the Bank on Satur day was 72,0001. ; making 210,0001. since the last return. The Magdalenahas arrived at Lisbon from Brasil, with 44,6001. in specie. The Seine, with the West India mails, will take out 9,7001. in gold and 1,0001. in silver. At Liverpool on Saturday there was a kind of panic in the cotton market. The fall from Friday's freswas very serious, varying from id. to pre lb. The directors of the Agra Bank have resolved on opening a branch at Edinburgh ou Monday, Dec. 2, in consequence of the large and steadily increasing number of shareholders and constituents of tie bank who have taken up their permanent residence in Scotland. A board of directors of high charac ter and standing has been nominated. Mr. Ro bert Hunter, late secretary of the Bank of Madras, has been appointed the manager. The following official memoranda relate to the Eicicde and Punjano Railways : BLIND! RAILWAT.—The sum of 57,6151. has this day been paid to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council, being the proceeds of the let c• 11 and payments in saticipation on account of the Sod issue of share in the above undertaking, making, with previous payments, • total of 80,6451., being about half the amount of 167,0001. to be mind in 8,350 shares of 201. each. Plnalatra RAILWAT.—The sum of 9,1961. has this day bass paid to the audit of the Secretary of State for India in Council in anticipation of the 4th and last call 35,600 shares ant now fully paid op. The Bristol and Clifton Railway Company has issued its prospectus. The object is very legiti mate, being the extension of the railways from Temple Meads, through the city of Bristol, to Clif ton, and the connexion of the railway system with the harbour, quays, and wharves at Bristol. The interests of the railway companies in this matter bgng identical with those of the city and port, the directm of the Great Western Railway have weed to subscribe one-half of the capital of 260,0001., and to give on the other half, which is to be raised by subscription, a dividend of four per cent. per annum, payable as rent in perpetuity for the line when opened for traffic. The shares are of 261, each, with a deposit of 21. 10s. The prospectus of the London and General Plate Glass Insurance Company is in circulation. It is mentioned that the directors have purchased upon advantageous terms the established plate glass business of the State Fire Insurance Company, the income of which exceeds 6,0001. per annum. The cooperation of efficient agents has been secured in Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, and various other provincial towns, as well as at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and Belfast. In the company's policies the liability of the shareholders is to be re stricted. The capital is 10,0001., in 20,000 shares of 10s. each. — ii;f;iii(Win g in a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls tailing due iu the month of December. The amount is mudenite. Amount per Stare. Due Already --s Number Due In Der., IBrtl. Date. Pahl. Call. of Shares. Amount. Lateen Counties lour- aada-11:117 Cant. Pret. M. 13e. ed. shares 31 dept. 113 4 89,317 4148,301 Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Metropolitan " It" Extension . . .12 110 0 82,500 123,7.50 Manchester, .Bheoield, and-Cincoinshireaars ton and Liverpool St tension X .. 210 0 4t.000 564.10 North British Border Counties Union guar. shores .... . .. 31 6 2 0 0 40,000 60.000 North London 10/. Four- anda-lielf per Cent. Feet. Sevenoniu , BoathYorkshlre2ol. Five per Coot. shams.. ... 2 13 0 0 25,000 .50,000 Vale of Stath 20t. Pref. 1 16 0 0 7,5 W 15,000 Total In Dec. Total called In 1861.. ~.C13.563,1(.4 The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 9th of November were 19,792/. sterling, being 2,954/. more than in the corresponding week of lust year. A general matting of 'shareholders in the London Joint Stock Bank is convened for the 16th January. With regard to the reoeut purchases of saltpetre for account of the American government and to the consequent prohibition of the exportation of the article, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Rona observes as under : Some sudden and extraordinary purchases of saltpetre, amounting altogether to about 3,00 U tons, and which were effected at pneea iiinqiug from :tie. to ein. per cwt.. having attracted great attention, inquiries were instituted, which resulted hi stewing that these operations had been for the Unitcd States imvernmeut. Accordingly an order was sent to the Customs on Thursday evening to disallow their ship ment to America. nod this order was followed yesterday by a general prohibition against the exportation of the article, except under the most stringent conditions. The prompt course of the cabinet teems to have given much satisfaction. It is believed that they will act in the same manner with regard to arms of all kinds, large quantities having been lately sent away, while others are still in course of shipment. The Maiden Queen has arrived from China with 1,064,80011 A of tea, and the Sir \V. F. Williams with 1,031,300165. SATCIDAT &WINO. Consols, which closed yesterlay at 911 to ex div. for the sth Dec., opened this morning at 90i to 91, rose to 911, and closed at 91 to I. For money the last price was 92} to 1, cunt div. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, f, f, cum div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 5), 91/, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, f ; New Three per Cents., 90k, I, 1, i ; New 'Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 731 ; ItWist Stook, 229, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, cum div. ; ditto for account, 1031, 102 k, 1031, ex div. ; ditto Fonr per Cent. Debentures, 1863, In 99 : ditto Bonds, 155., 175., prem.; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 k. The India Five per Cent. mock wag rather ftatter„ with Consols, closing at 102] to 1031 ex div. for the account. The March Exchequer Bills were firm at Ba. Is 12s. prem., and the June at 12e. to 16s. prem. ; and India Bond, at 15s. to 17a. prem. The foreign stock market war quiet. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czool. The mining 'market to-day is quiet, but prices generally are steady. Wheal Beton shares are quoted IN to 126 ; Busy Park, 32 to 34 ; East Caratlon, 27 to ; art Devon Great Consols, 11 to 2 ; Mark* Nalley, 10 to ; and Wheal Union, 3to t. In the Stock Exchange Hingstou Downs shares areffi ocially marked 3 ; Tincruft, ; West Basset, l3i ; and Wheal warel, 3. Foreign and oolonial mining shares have met with little business. Son A,oord have been dealt in at i dis. ; Dun Mountain, at i prem. ; and United Mexicali, at Si. The St. Just United Tin and Copper Mining Company (Limited) is announced. These mines are situated near Penzance, in a district well known to be highly productive. A list is given of seven adventures in the neighbourhood which, ou an out lay of 64,3481. on the present working, have already paid back in dividends to the shareholders a total of 318,7121. It is stated that fourteen rich tin and copper lodes and three crosescourses pass through the ground. The directors state that they bring the property before the public with " the greatest confidence." The capital is 15,0001., in shares of 2/. 10s. each. The directors bind them selves to return the whole of the deposit money unless at least one-half of the shares are subscribed for. At Wheal Margaret meeting. on the 27th November, the amounts ebowol a credit halauce of 1,1661. I2a. 'AI. A thvitlead of If. per share ($961.) w e dec!ared, leaving 270 f. 12s. thl. to the 'text account. -- iii.:lcl;:irsiii;;,;•ilariitts November, made . call of 2*. per 'hare. Craddock Moor MOO, on the 26th November, declared a dividend of la pee share (JUN. 5a.) South Tolson Moe, as the 2tith November, declared a dividend of I/. per stun. At East Wheal Basset, meeting, oe the 26th Nov.. the accounts showed a credit balance of 2,t.911. 11N. 2d. A divi deed of 31. per share (1,536/.) was deckled, leaving 1,1551. 19s. M. to the next account. -- 171arrezMi;;;Mtheiiiir Nov., made a call of 2s. per share. The Provideoce Mires accounts. presented at the meeting as the 27th Nov., showed a credit balance of 1,544/. ss. Id. A dividend of 11. per Mare (1,1201.) was declared. The following maim dividends have bees declared during the mouth of November: Mass. Per share. Amount. Davos Gnat Haman Ci U 0. .. £7,168 0 0 Nimes 3 2 6.. tai 0 0 South Condos Paz Cowls. 0 5 0.... 1,600 0 0 FAA Bunt 3 0 0.... 1,536 0 0 Providing* Wog Oremoisa 1 0 0.... 1,024 0 0 Whoa Mown* 1 0 0.... 306 0 0 South Wpm 1 0 0.... 512 0 0 allea haws 1 0 0.... 496 0 0 St I,ss Omsk. OlO 0.... 470 0 0 Wheal Ogles 5 0 0.... 400 0 0 1)71 Craj nth Moor 0r.01.1 ?dal /24,16315 0 SHARE L1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'lleoa. The railway share market to-day, though inactive, is better. The best prices of the morning have not been supported, but pre sent quotation., compared with those of Saturday afternoon, show a rise of f per cent. in Midland and Great Northern stocks, and in most of tho other principal lines. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 1 ; Great Western, 691 to 1, after being marked 70 ; Midland, 1271 to 1281 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1 ; Caledonian, 103 to 1 ; South Eastern, 74 to 3 ; Eastern Counties, "lA, ' and Great Northern, 1121 to 113 i. mbardo-Yenetian Railway shares remain steady, at 3to 'prem. There are inquiries for Dutch Rhenish Railway shares. Other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian lines, are quiet. ORDINARY MAIM AND STOCK& ak i rd i RAnAirars. 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Praasiew W ' (Pernatu=.7p.e all dl al Danish W loyal Swedish' all Do. 7 per cent. W Sambre aad Meows —. W lin SI por oust Pref. 6 eaursulotinn&7peret. 111 &Aust.& Les.Vessellan 7 Kof Portagal7perct p W leetbera et Prance.— all Meet hasten W 1 I De. 5e we taut. het , Waaka X. W. et France 6 'MGM= et Austria DEBENTUaI OIL I hoots, 4 44 41 e dim pax Is II 111 1 11 2 2 20 T 1 abe $ 9 2 7 5 7} i tt 6! IN 4 1 3 1 Os 13 13 lift 100 __ —. Ills 45 i TN -• lin - I I 14 15 1 i ! t, I Ts 14 10 M Id U I nom. NNINt Bl.4lola[iii.o.haatiely 11l 88 N Ni IM. Iliedamir.o.Mar.llB6o. N i IL ILiAlip.etJaa.lalub Ni ... - - IL 11•11111" I. Meal 4 w el Ile ... W . N. WAYll=ooll.—fieparL —.. iia WO 100 100 via mu IN 1 MI ill au 47 a i IOU 140 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • MAILK-LeiNE.—(THIS DAY.) There was more raiz on Saturday, bat none yesterday, and to-day the weather is fine, with the wiod from Nortls east. _ _ Last week's supply of home grown wheat was small, and flour much more liberal. Barley and beans moderate, malt and peas a fair quantity • a very few term and canary seed; other seeds very contracted. Scotch Gets rather more Shand, but Irish short. The foreign supplies of wheat were moderate ; a little Russian and Prussian, but the bulk American. Flour, a liberal quantity of American bans* aad a few nearly all Archangels. A good supply of beim from Egypt, and a little linseed from the East Indies. The wheat trade is rather inactive, in consequence et factors asking an advance of la. per quarter on English, and Is. to 2s. per quarter on foreign, over the rates of this day week. Flour is bekl for Is. per barrel more mocey, but buyers do not come forward. _ _ _ Barley is rather cheaper to-day. The trade dull. Oats are without change with a moderate businvs, only reported. Beans and peas are quite as dear. Linseed u firm. Rapeseed rather dearer. English canary seed still obtains high rates, but foreign is net quite sodesr. Mustard seed is a slow trade. to clover seed and trefoil there is not much doing. FLOATING Ceaco[s.—Vary few ON sale and demon& good, with firm pr oee ; wheat and maize, worth 61. male than last week. _ _ _ _ WHZAT.—English : Fie: and Kent, white, new, GOL tos 655.; ditto. fine old, 565. to 645.; ditto, red, new, 551. AMA.; ditto, tine old, 551. to 6A. ; Norfolk, lac., fine old, —s. —s.•. red, now, —a. to —a Foreign : Liantsie, 60.. to 66a; floe, 64.. to Ala; extra, 68a. to 725.; Konigsberg, 61.. to 66m.; ditto, extra, tBs. to 67..; Rostock, extra, 645. to 70s. , Mecklenburg red, 535. to tits.; Uckermark ditto, bk.; ' American white, 64.. to 66..; ditto, red, 56e. to 585.; Gila. dian, 58a. to 66a. . _ Sinus.—English mating, 375. to 381 ; Ins, 431 grinding, Ws. to 35e.; and distilling t 33 1 1. to 3 51 . Per _ff• foreign grinding, 345. to 355.; ditto distilling, 335. to 3714 malting, 345. to 355. Nem —Eleirb, Essex and Norfolk, 581. to 62a ; 62a to 695. ; Kingston and Ware, 134 e. to 601; brown. 49e. to 575. osiii.=lnglish feed, 26e. Od. to 2135. 01. ; potter 211 s. to 30s. ; foreign, 16s. CIL to 23e. Atm, 355. to 3tis. lass-Baglish tick, 40a. to 435. ; .now, 42e. to 44k ; r 42.. to 46e. ; foreign, 36e. te 40e. ; tick t s e . 42e. ; Honig:Marg. 43e. to 46e. ; 37,. to As. PILL-English loiters, 39.. to 43e.; w to and blue, 3k. to 425. ; maple, 41s. to 441.; grey, 355. to 37u; hog, 37.. to 39a. ; foreign, 36.. to 38e. Fismis.-Beglish town, 48e. to 53a.,• ditto too, 53e. to bk.; ametry, 46 .. to 475. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43e. to 445.; Fawn, 46a. to 50a. psi sack; American, 265. to Ms.; °median, 27e. to 53a ; Stmaish. 50 1 . to 521 . INDIAN CONN. - Whit*, 38s. to 41s. ; yellow, 395. to Mk FLOATING OADOONA AU C. F. sad L -Wheat : Herd Laski sad Meriample, per 49211 a., Ms. Mak. ; °hake, bk. tolls. ;• Polish Odium, per 48015 x, red, SL . th ; whit% 575. to ; Danube and Goleta, 41.. to 475. ; Egi= El e. to as. Barley: Baptise sad Syrian, per 365. to Ms. ; Odessa sod Dinsubs do., Ms. to 275. Bases : Egyptian, pee 48011:a.,325. to 3:lu Maim : Odeon and Conk, sgpflbs., 38a 03. to 36e. ; Ibsen and Bakprise, pee 345. Oct. to 3be. ; Freak, do., -a. to -e. ; American, do.,Egyptian, 32a. to 335. Snme.-Canary seed, per v, 655. to 720. sold, per qr., file. to 565. ; Mustard seed, per white, 9., to Us. ; brown. ISt to 14s. ; per p. ernahieg, 575. to 613 a. ; Linseed cakan, Reeish, per MN 101.1 x. to 111. Oa. ; American, thin, I. Mss.. per Si., 121. fa. to 121. 10a.; do., in baga,ll/. Oa. to 11/ l b Habig Of. to 01. A. Marseilles, 10/ to 101. 10s.: Rape crakes. 5L Sato 6/ ; Tans, per bushel, whiter, to. to 9s. 6d. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64a. to 66e. ANIMAL INTO UNDO/ PION NOV. IN so NOV. EL Ills& ode. ilsonslral b r i tofor wia IVD ICP} W A I ion .. use 1 • • •• •• .. .. • r e :: •• • • .111isaClaarlirt. Couto'We. am vn. I gm Nadia .. 1 41110 . I 5019 . :~ve..i:li. MINCING LAIN—(T1118 The private costract markets pnerally are &GAB, Come, sad Tee.—No sales repotted. Rug.-100 puns. sold: Demerara, is. Bd. to le. !1; Boobies, Is. Bd. ; Leewszda t ii. 74d. Bros.—Balla= has been inquired for for arrival, bet se mks reported. SLLTPETILE. —No sake reported. Corms continues quiet. The public wiles advertised for to-morrow consist al NI hogsheads of West India sugar, 140 coals sad 1,200 Imp Ceylou coffee, l2O bap Trinidad cocoa, 1,400 bap lice, and 1,100 bags saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) The isseiret in quiet. Town tallow is quoted iler. use rush : Petersburg Y.O on the spot, 50s. 6d. ; Deem her, 50e. to 50s.ikl. ; January to March. 61a. 1 Midis Rs. 6d. to 63 ; April to Jose, 51s. to Ma. 6d. PARTICI:LAM OP TALLOW. Stock on hand WE day .... Delivery laid week Ditto from Id Joao 1.14 week_ 111,1/16 1,725 I 61,771 1,6116 116876 176 04. 666 6%6 73,166 1,057 40,466 6,086 06.006 Cas. &L aas IL Ditto from let Jane Mee Y.C. per ewt. this day Ditto lowa lad Friday 46,1111 a 2,111 MO tag 44,11111 50.1 a GIL 62& 211. Arrivals for the week ending Dec. In WA Pair. 1 . 17 P= W delivery 1,467 casks. The arrivals WA week cote 974 casks from M. Petersburg; 743 from Australia. 319 hue other places total, 9,030 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The number of heists is rather larger than on Mon day last; hut choice qualities are not plentiful. Trade is slow, but prices are not much altered. The supply of sheep is very small, yet they are with dif ficulty disposed of. The demand is unusually small, aad pries. cousequentiv are not higher than of late. Trade's dull for calves. prom Germany and Holland there are 960 besets. 6,300 sheep, and 99 calves. Spain, 100 beside; Soothed, MO; Ireland, 1.000; Norfolk and Suffolk, 150; and 2,000 from the northern an d midlan d counties. _ . _ Per stone of 6110. 6d. 4. O. i Per home of ebbs. $. d. 6d. art Scots, lierofds. 4 b 6 0 864506843 11f.14.4bb 0 0 0 0 Bed flhort-honis 4 6 4 8 Best Load•woula.... 410 6 • Recood goal besets 3 4 310 Do. do. Mom .... 0 0 0 • Calm 4 0 5 0 )tires & second out 4 0 4 S Pip Be4Dost Ult-brods 6 4 5 6 Limbs — Bents 46 market, 6,420: 107 rip, Mk sad Last* 18,240 ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meier& Pattendeu end Smith report a steady consump tive demand fur both new and old hops, at arm rates. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Hatton, 18a. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 18a. Gd. ; Walls End Stewart., 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tee', 1 8 t. 3d.; Walls End Broddyin Hatto n, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Russ e ll Hettons, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End South /Cellos, 18s. ; Walls Eud Barton, 16e. 9d. ; West Wylam 18 a. ; North Peltoo, 15s. ; Taalield Moor Bates, 14. &I. ; Davidson. Hartley. 15a. 9d. • Hastiop Hartley. Ir 4. 6d. ; Howard's Hartley, 15s. 9d..- 2 76 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL—Caledonian stock, 10S—Eastern Conntimn 101—Orest Western, 091—leneashire and Yorkshire 'stock. 1014 100—London and North Western, 911—London and South- Western, 9.11, 944—Manchester, thellield, and Linroln. 441-- Midland stock, 122—York capital stork, 88 884—South Easter% !tl-1110Tato and Luke Huron. 41—Dutch Rhenish, Luxembourg, 9 Is4o—roosola, money,',o2l 421—Ditto, seetaint. 91 91}. PHILIP'S EWESIY.—.." Macbeth would never hare done the murders hut for that little quiet womou at his side. When the Indian prisoners are killed. the screws always invent the worst tortures. You should love seen that timid and her livid smile. as she was drilling her gimlets into my heart. I don't know how I offended her. I tried to like her, sir. 1 had humbled myself before her. I went on her errands. I played cards with her. I sate and listened to her dreadful stories about Ilarrackpore and the Goveruor-Geueral. I wallowed in the dust before her. and she hated me. I can see her face now—her true' yellow face. and bee sharp teeth, and her gray eves. It was the end of August, arid pouring • storm that day. I suppose my poor child was cold and suffering up stairs. for I beard the poking of • fire in her little room. When I hear a fire poked over-head now—twenty years after -the whole thing comes hack to me ; and I suffer over :gain that infernal agony. Were I to live a thousaud years, I could not forgive her. I never did her • wrong, but I can's forgive her. Ah, my Heaven, how that woman tortured me !"—hornbill Magazine for December. A serious attempt to defraud the Ordnauce-offios in Ireland was brought to trial tart week in Dublin. A Berk hi the office appears to have systematically increased the charges of a contractor. sometimes by altering the =sometimes by interpolating items in his till of work were not originally charged, and which in fact hod not been done. The contractor always drew for the higher and fraudulent amount. They were indicted for conspiracy, of which the clerk wag convicted, but the contractor wen found guilty of fraud only, and, further, recommended I. 1 . 9 t„ • ■ r