The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings at Nisi Prim at Westminster.—(Before Lord Chief Jastic• Cockburn sod special TUC 44 'Val V. 21•NCIICSTER, .111VVFIELD, ANN) LINCOLN,HIRE RAILWAY. This .11.• an indictment &guest the tiefendanta for id..troctiog a highway in the city of Lincoln by • level cro.a.ing their railway, sloog which trains pawl Tic queatiosi reaolved alien into whether the company had lower under their act of parliament to make the cr.a.in.:, sod, upon the ingestion of the Lord Chief Jugt.ce, at isas agreed between the parties that • verdict of sulky should be taken, subject to the opinion of the court both aa to law and fact. upou • owe to be stated by an ar bitrator. Mr. Knowles. Mr. Lush, sad Mr. Field were for the pro. arcutors, who represent the corporation of Lincoln ; and Mr. ItomlL Mr. Ilawkies, and Mr. Bowden appeared for the red way ,oropiny. A large coloured plan of the level crossing was 'impended co the wall .4 one side of the court, the whole of which it nearly covens, and his lordship, Oft taloa his 110.1 t uu the bench....implairesl id the uselessly conduct of parties mato,/ such • dupla, in the court without permission, mad gare directions to provost its repetition. r. THE sew live. COIPAIT. This action was brought by a publime who bad kept the kite's Heed publiseboses, at the corpora Red Cruse-street, in tad strisetroad, St. Luke's to reamer esespessation in &imam against the New River Lbaspasy for damage sue t...bed to th e ! Noon sad other property I. his pally, by the hoisting of a bre-plug is the street. The deleschints Pleaded sot guilty ; sad, omoodly, they were sot gdamened of any cootrol over the pipe whets the injury was den. Mr. erermant Hayes sad Mr. C. Pollock were essimel for the plaintiff. Mr. Hawkiaa sad Mr. F. M. White sten. darted the ems for the defence. on the mamma( of the Seth of December last the plaintiff tem aroused by as alarm from people in the street, tad es goseg Ito the collar be found it tilled with water to the deiSh et several fest, and the grater had got into the bar rels of beer and ale, the bonged which were open, sad bed also boa* roasidembie damage to his wines lied spirits. TIM, real question to the case we. the liability of the ample), it . heiag admitted by them that if they were liable theplatiattlf • churn was fair tad nameable. The vestry-clerk and surveyor of St. Luke's bothpromd that the parish authorities lad so control over the lee- Step he the 'Mesta, sad never interfered with them, sad that they were mainly in the charge of the turnoocks employed bykhe New Rime Con paay. The latter stated that the ogler was landed is exam 111411111:0 of a plug, opposite the plaietirs house in i Md.streot.road, having s , and the state of the grouted, owing to the severe frost, preTesting the water redseg upwards u the usual maser. He added, be reply to tee Irraed judge, that but for the frost he could sot conceive bow the water could get into the cellar. [The am was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Prise is Middlesex. —(Edcas Mr. Justice Wanes and a Cosansins Jury.) The court, basing disposed of all lie hisses in the bet, new at sa early hour only defended coals triad koug au action for rest, and less el se interest to any body but the parties ceacersed. COURT OF =CHEQUER. Sittings at Nisi Prima, at Wastaaimstar, alter Term —(Bsfare Mr. Hawn Martin sad a Spacial Jury.) GAILDNER. •DMININTIATJUI, W. ?MI LONDON, a WINTON. /INV WITH 'Awn' 1141LWAT.—T111 CLAITUN TUNNEL ACCIDLTT. This wee the first tried of the actions brought against the London sod Brightens Compaq arinuag out of the melan choly caraetropbe in the Claytus Tunnel, on Suoday, the 25th of August lad. The dechu &Lion stated th►t the plaintiff cued as widow of James Gardner and admtoietr►tru of his estate. to recover d►mages for the low sustained by the death of her buabaud, by reason of the negligence of the defendants. The com pany pleaded only Not Guilty.* Mr. Serpent Shee and Mr. Vaughan Williams were mutual for the plaintiff. Mr. Boron and Mr. A. L Smith reprerented the dsfendaida The plaistiff, Emma Gardner. deposed that she married her late husband, George Gardner, in 1863, and be was then a clerk in a merchant's oaks. He was subsequestly a tokaccosiet, and as hoth of than bad awed some money he entered into business as a eah proprietor at Po:atoned* keeping three cabs. They had Latterly newied at Wallet puma Lambeth, _ _ Grcermainined by Mr. Rovill—They bad occupied apart ments at 64. a week. and had paid some of the rent. Ima t e d no information of two flash Dotes found on my hae. . (Tke wino's' here bent out crying, and kept sob bing during the remainder of her croormanunation.) Mr. liensaat Shee—Surely, Mr. Scroll, you don't Mk* possession of the property foued on all,the no you kill? if . Mr. Bovill—No • bet dash notes are found on them , it le some proof wliotheir an. Mr. Bane Martin—l suppose you mean to prove it. Mr. Bovill-1 ma prove it. 11 Ido not it will go for Mr. Berms Martin— I beg your pardon. Mr. Sergeant Shee—l hope you will ask Gardoer's brother about these Dotes when he moves into the boo. Mr. &nal—That I certainly will, sad much more haft. (To witness)—Was your heel:mad • billiard marker al Ilia "Olive Brea*" Pecklisat Witham—l am run I mat mower your gumption. James Gardar, • mak at the Metropolitan, in the City, and a brAlier of the deceased, was called. and depu•ed that the plaintiff was tat capable of carrying as her late her boors limner. ertimesemieed —My Mather was a billiard raarker at • house in Peckham seven or eight years ago. He was food of the game. I never beard that he w 01411111 "The Mama" 1 delivered the iro dash eels* feud on my brother's body, with his other property, 10 the widow. Nam weeks Wore his drib. I saw the sots is my bra User's heed, and he said he had fated MUM eme of kie cabs. Last might the pigtail wee sot drunk She Mid bad oothing to eat all day. sad I gave her • 'Ws of beauty sod water at the " Magpie and Stump." She is not in the habit of &teddies brandy, but she has takes lace bee hodassiffe death • Mlle seem than usual. This ash propristurs were then called to prove the *m ap estehp of the plaintiff's husband with three mkt, Which they estimated all 31. • week. Mr. &roe Neekke-1 hem so evidence of negligees yak Mr. David—There le so difficulty about that. We Walt Us 'oil *sok Thu dam' the plaintiff's awe, sed Hr. 11a.311 lath( intimated that he shogld ms mitoses. , Mr. Merjaast Stale summed sip the seldom*. Mr. &mill then &dammed the pay tar take istease Is mitigation of dm damages. out aa hl. Mated that ha beloved doh this wise, whisk boss Bead veto mum would he the emby see which would be trisd mit* out of the edstesatensWsg which the sompany se nosh &plead. lir. lane Nam* r sematibigup. sold Sid le all his migasiense he sever ken, ame in dish arse irrelevant wager had how lehrednall time this Be theaght both the jury sad Idinsell had pwat mum to semplam of the mum which had been pmenned by the essagnay. who bad first pleaded mat pithy at issgligsnes. NA Own bad admitted they wars. In the hops st thirds* same advestag• sod the practice was sot Waited to this oompuiy— lher hal come to this court sal had forced oe the Judge a duty whack should never hare Woe put apes bin. tor haring admitted their Degligesce they should have allowed rt to go by default sad the. the damages would oes assem...l is sw•ber plasm It was said that kik soles had bairn found es the wag who warn bet that had wahine to do with cam, bad hi emalities ha life had been referred to, but if the wasinway placarded eight hours by the sea ride for half • aowa it did sot le se their mouth to say that peruses is a high ceedltioa of life did not take advantage of their eseurein trains. An attempt had been Erie to prove the plaintiff wee drunk last sight ; aid he would say It she bad hew dogged to • public-hams by say penes sonnecied with the covapsay. it was saytbieg but right. All that the jury bed to do wee to award swab damages sa they thought sunniest sompswestion. ne Ivry retired. mad is • few minute. came into court with • sadist tee the plaintid—damages, &AN. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (bolero Übe Judge Ordhazy.) BURET F. /MO. The testator. Mr. Ja u w Kig, late of Christchurch. died last May in Spain. at the age of 28 or 29. He had executed • Viil oe tM 12th of Feb., 1888, and it roe now propounded br the plei•tiff, eho eras the executor name.l in the inttru meet. It wee ("reed by the brother of the deceased, oit the ground el uwlue executeoe. Dr. Irma" q.c., awl be. Wambey were counsel for the plaintiff ; Ire. Stinks for the defeodant. The will in qowitiou merely bequeathed • sum d 1.501X to Miss Frances Clam Taylor, of Hants, to whom the testator had been atta= Lbia j t re rest to the defendant, • brewer. at Christchumh. For the plaintiff Mr. Freak Tanner, • solicitor Oa DIN ea salads& clerk), swore positively that he allsiated the will, and dist all the legal f.ama/ities had bees duly observed 4 b the other &Slat:co. Barnett, a servant of thedshadial, who had lo r e called from his work to the maltimmes he attest the &vainest. statsd that he did not know tW be was witnessing • will at all, and del not see either Yr.= or Mr. 'NOWT amt. Ott 1111141111iMii0S, however, km . that he wrote the words "George Asses" only, whweas On the will itself it appeared that the signature was Gwargs assn, Chratehurch." Ha also said that wheel he made it/a slatmenst to Mr. Sharps, the defendant's Mr. Sherpa gave him • cope of it, is order, as wiling sup- Posed, that he might recollect it. (Laughter.) The Jacks, in sumnuog up, said that nothing could have bass mon improper than the conduct of the defendant's cancan), wham earns for the moment be had forgotten, end Ewald be glad to forget altogether. the Jse7 lewd he the will. Sir C. Oessewsil tben pronounced for the will, and re lieved the gentian of cask THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1861. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell.) Jabs Howard, described as a cleric, was charged with feloesously uttering • forged W. Bank of England note. Mr. Gaffer.' and Mr. Matthews conducted the prosecution. The offence was committed under rather peculiar cir carnstams. It appeared that the prisoner was in the habit of visiting •person :awed Dark who was lodging with a Mr. Spraig, Suittherark.bridgeruail; and early in September the prosouer said be was goiug to live somewhere else, and asked if Mr. Spreig would take careiof any letters that might come for him. A letter came fur him, and he called for it, sod on opeuieg it he said it contained • draft. Do the 21st of Sept. be called es Mn. Spraig, aoil said he hail hail great difficulty in charming the draft, as he was • stranger, but he had been to Sheffield, sad bad sees a gentleman who was spot in New York to MAriss. Rodgers and Co., cutlers, of Sheffield, and wbo was then in Sheffield, sal had 00010 te London, and ideeti• fled him as John Howard, sod be had got the draft cashed. He also stated that be hod got Bank of England notes fur the draft ; but owing to his being a straager, he had as much ddknit7 io changing the Dotes as be bad the draft. Mr. SFr* came home just after, and the prisoner raked kins to ohmage the Dote for him. They went out together, and Mr. Spring got it changed at Mr. 1 Wright., • publican close by. The note wee afterwards found to be forged. sal the statement regarding Sheffield was entirely false ; Messrs. Rodgers' agent had not beeu is E•glaiiil at that time. At the tans of bring apprehended he dinned that his name was Jobs Howard , sod on being told the charge against him he said it wee a mistake. The primmer, is defence, said be received the note in question is chaaaa fur a :XX which be received for the draft, and regarded his sayieg he had been to Sheffield, he said he was going. The jury returned • verdict of Guilty against the pet. sorter, at the same time recommending him to mere, on amount of his youth ; and he was imitation' to four yeses' penal servitude. THE MURDER IN THE STRAND. _ _ Richard Rapt, 18, wee indicted for the wilful murder of his sister, Mary Anne Reeve. The prisoner was charged with the slime offence upon the earorier's Mr. Clark and Mr. &may conducted the prosecution. The *arm was defeuded by Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Kemp, in olmasisd by Mr. Hammitt. of Berjeatit's.inn. • • The Itiainecl counsel for the prosecutioo, in opening the ease to the jury,deecribed itaa one of a, very painful character, the primmer being charged with the wilful murder of his half niter, • gal eleven years old. He then proceeded to give • immure of the facts under which the charge was preferred, but us they have been given recently and fully, the offence having only been committed a very few day. ago, it will not be necessary to give the evidence in detail. It lippeanal that the prisoner lived with hia father and stepmother and the deemed, who was his half-sister, in • house in Drury-court, it, the Strand. On the morning in question, namely, the 15th November, the prisoner's stepmother went out at about tone o'clock in the morning having the deceased and the prisoner at home together, at which time they both appeared on terms et perfect friend ship towards each other, and there had not apparently been any cause of animosity between them. At shout hell -past nine o'clock the deceased woe seas on the stairs by a person who lived in the same hove. Shortly after.' wards the prisoner was heard calling to her to bring his the key, of the beck place, and she was beard to say that she could not find them, and he told her she would find them on the window-MIL upon which she was heard to say that she had found them, and she took them dews to him, and nothing more was seen or hard of her. On the mother returning at about • quarter to ten, she oilseed her girl, and Doled about for her, but maids( could be seen d her. At about two o'clock on the mine day the prisoner who had been roaming about in a very meths' manner all the morning, met sonic of his conmenions, and asked them to go with hint into the Strand to look for his sister. After walking some little die. trees, however, he said to a lad earned Lines, who was with ' It's need tell i sne use our looking for my sister, Lima ;go home y father that I have strangled her, and be will And her down the cellar. " The lad accordingly returned to the bows in Drurpeoart, and in the cellar tliez e fitrd the body d the girl. Sof he was lying all • with memo coals w her face, and • piece o cord, whisk appeared to be a piece of window cord, well found tied tightly mead her Beck. A medical gentleman was seat for, end, bona the feet that the body was not quite cold, dew. had net very /mg taken pica here the medical teetisecey appeared, from the inseam la whisk the coed was tied, 'Ed from the appeanimme ef the mart which it bad left babied, that it wee not all likely that the ad could have bean committed by the girl herself. The witnesses who were examined at the police-court having givers their widows, Mr. Sleigh proceeded to make • meet feeling address to the jury on behalf of the . He said that through the exertions of some luithropie individuals he had hese instructed to watch the case on behalf of the wretched child, as he might almost cell him, who stood at the bar charged with the wilful murder of his sister, and he had dune ao ; sod he woe bound to admit—sad, indeed, it would be contrary to common seem if he were to attempt to deny—that, the evidence bad clearly established the fact that the pewee.' bed destroyed the life of his sister. He then called the &Masten of the jury to the extraordinary eircumstanies of the crime, sad said that although he could not may there was any evidence that would positively prove sada • fact, that upon the facts the prisoner's mind might have become suddenly affected, and that he automated the act while in that condition. Mr. Baron Bramwell, in summing sr, mid there wee set Übe slightest evidence to support the eemertioe list toe pri mmer was not in a state of mind to be respoesible, and it would be a very mischievous thin indeed if the jury were to oome to such a conclusion upon Misters. before the mart, earl he thee proceeded to call their attention to the evi dence that had been adduced in support of the proescutiou. The jury retired at haltpast 12 o'clock to coosider their verdict. They returool into court in about ten minutes and hued the prieoner Uttelfsi, but strengly recommended him to mercy cm account ut hia youth sad the bed esample that bed been met him. Baron Bramwell said the recommendation should he for warded to the plow quarter, and he then passed the formal seen-nos of chatli. The pstooner, who did Dot exhibit the slightest emotioe, wee thee removed from the bar. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) or THE MILITARY. Thomas Clarke, a guardsman. waacharged with aseaulting the waiter at the Trevor Arms Tavern, Haightebi Alfred &Alums, the complainant, said that at 12 o'clock last night the defendant and another soldier presented themselves at the door of the house and requested to be Nerved, which was refused. as they were both drunk ; when defendant, without any pruvocatioo, struck complaioant a violent blow in the eye, Defendant made no reply to the charge. 11r. Arnold (to a sergeant who was In atteademee)— What is the character of the defendant ? Ben/mat —H• m a very good soldier, sad pompom • good conduct mark. MA Arssiii—nes 1 am 'stoma, sorry to hod he hes std mieseselesisg bewail is this Way. If be le sot is prism, 'air, epos this diary, hostr all— ele li pod seadiset strips sa d a pigmy per day for 12sosths. Yr. Arnold think Nee psalm per day trifling onnspared with the gnarl conduct stripe. Qua lie pay a fine? flerneast -No, he cannot. _ _ Inspector Penman. of the B rooduct all the way to the stritiou.hoaris was bad. 1 had previously called the attention of a corporal to the condition of this man, and had he usterfcred as he ought, defendant might hove been unlaced to to away before this earault wee committed. Mr. Arnold —I am sorry this man loves his good oondnet mark, but I must treat him as I would aaybodr ohm He is Arced 20e. He was committed for 14 days is default. DRIITROCTIVR FiRlB.--(T11111 DAT.)--Thiß MOTT ieg,isiirees five and six eon* a Ire brake out in t►e pahlic-hoom of Mr. Bailey, No. 11, John-street, Homely. down, and extended to the premier of Mr. E. Harris, next door. The inmates in each building escaped. The Ire was I not extimoisbol till considerable damage had been dose. It was traced to a defective due. Mr. Bailey was insured, bat Mr. Harris was not. Another alarming Ire also broke oat on the premises of Mr. II H. Miller, • cabinet maker, at No. 17, William-street, Cur. Min-road. Before the engines arrived the flames had shot through the various windows and also through the roof, threatening devastation to every building near, as well as to the stacks of timber in the rant belonging to Mr. Latham, timber merchant, of the Curtain-road. The fir -men eventu ally succeeded in extingnishier the conflagration. but not until the workshops in which the disaster commenced were burned oat sal other property seriously damaged. Mr. Miller and Mr. Latham were insured in the General Fire Office. MALTON MARTIIMAR FAIR, Nov. 23. —The aaonal " statute" for the hiring of farm servants was held to-day, and was very largely attended. The very forward state of farm work, favoured by the beautiful autumn, bee bad the effect of lowering wages fully 20 per cent., the older men being very slowly hired indeed. Fernier', how ever, hire shepherds more readily—the result of the im memo turnip crop, bed the coasposat large folding of sheep. O n tbs whole, it is faired snob distress will be found immix the unbired labourers during the winter, the " statutes" held in neighbouring towns being equally dulL HOSPITAL FOI INCURABLES.-(THIS DAY.) The seventh annual meeting of this charity was held this day at the London Tavern, Bishopegatmotreet, Alderman ARBISS in the chair. The CHAIRMAN saiitin7t6o pleasure which he always felt io presiding over the meetings of that very excellent charity was enhanced on the present occasion by the very prosperous position which the institution had attained. The receipts of the past year had exceeded theme( previous yews by 2,0J0f., and the board Wham enabled to purchase stock to between 7,00 W. and 8,0001. The number of patients is the hospital last year was 127, and this year, after the election that day, the number would be increased to 1716. It was very desirable that an hospital where a large number could be better accommodated, should be erected some where in the suburbs of Loudon, and a fund had been opened for the purpose, but the amount at present sub scribed for the purpose, _about 4501., was nut considered sufficient to justify the board in doing more at present than receive plans fur the building. There which was reed by Mr. Casa. REED, an nounced four bequests to the hospital of 100 f. each from E. S. Bowerbank, Alderman Wire, E. Catkins'', and Eliza Thornton. The report sou adopted and resolutions paned providing a more liberal sole of relief to oat-door patients. The officers of the institution were re-elected f or the ensuing year, and votes of thanks to Dr. Andrew Heed (the gratuitous secretary) and the chairmen terminated the proceedings. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIIIIIIIIIDAT, NOilYllllll V. A LIL s. ,S. Y. Q. 1. U. I. a --- - Nana ABMS= _ 14.67 N 84 &W. b 3 LEM 24.471 60 1111 X.W. o I 34111111111 Atimonell 111.48 411 41 W.&W. o 6 roams 1I=llllB QALWLT eNamosiiii sin i a as W. c 11 NVISPON NM, 41 0 &&W. 0 1 rAmiss_____ ±: ! isos 44 48 W.N.W. r 6 TI=NNW MMS NOV 30 U W.N.W. a $ Lo6DOII No, MI 43 W. I)uvu poasosi - Oa' 44 46 LW. 6 o 2 Ma 11.418 PurlBBllllll U. NI 44 • V. 7 t 1 Pima. SIOLLNAIIiaI. &—fteeeseloreemeted ad wawa a 386 a. Nemo me ... SILPLAXATIOS. 11.—Barevadie oomeied and yenned to N des. level . each 10 fen, of vertical rise earns non es of an inch direloution and snob 10 des., above N nearly threahundresithe incense. /I.—Nnesed In shade. IL—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (ten—two potato lefl of msg. unie). 7.—love• (1 to 11—estImand). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.— Initials : b, blue sky e. clouds (detached): f, koe ; 4 ball L lightning; las War than) : 0, overcast (d fl) : r, rola ; a e rne ; t, thunder. et.—fletedlnarbasco (I to 9). Days. PRWTIOVS TO TWO WORT. N. Br to N.W.— In places a gale, wills fan. ifeiallti—W.B. W. to N.W.— dome anon and rale. Arnow IL Croat—W. to N. and NAL— Steno to fresh. 8. bland—a, W, to N.W.— Wong to light. f - sais 1111011111LII MOM Ps/Day. 11.8.1 Y. to N.W.—Stroog to so darsto, soon wow or ray. N.W. 7 1 1 1. toti.S.W.—nodersto -- SO Strong — Unsettled, some rain or snow. W. to S.—Vartable, some rain. The new Kildare-street Club-house, Dublin, a building superb in all its appointments and furnished in the most costly maser, we. formally opened oo Monday. It ia built in the Bysantine style, and is strikingly baud fol. It has its principal front in Nemo-street, mu of the most fashionable thoroughfares, end it overlooks the Col lege moods. As the former club-house we. burnt, the new building ia fire-proof, with the eruption of the floors and upper corridors. MR. DIERAELI AT AUFWICZ..—The Duchess of Northumberland, accompanied by the Right. Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Diseueli, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss &ohm, of Holden House, visited the Cora Exchange during the day. sad Inspected the prevision sad arrangements for the night's entertainment, end expressed their approbation of the fullness and completeases with which everything bad beet got up. Tbe party sherwerds visited St. Paul's Church, erected by the late Dub of Northumberland, whose monument and obituary stainhglaes window were minutely examined by Mr. Dioell, who es/ironed his high admiralties of the skill and artistic taste displayed in both.—Nerecestle Deily CAruniele. WHITEALL, Nov. 26.—The Queen hem been released to give sod grant mato Charles Canny, Esq., and Jones O'Closuser, Esq., who are snowily and enti re l y em ployed beyond her Majesty's dominions, in the envie. of his Imperial Majesty the Sultan, her Majesty's royal linen sad permiesioo that they may accept and wear the insignia of the laneral Order of the Medndie of the Fifth Clan, which the Sohn has been pleased to confer upon them rupee tively.—Gereue. REPRESINTATION or FINSBURY. -- Yesterday's Oesenreestains a voice that the Speaker of the House of Ormaseens will issue his warrant for • new writ for the elenton of a member for Finsbury, in the room of the late Mr. Dweeembe, at the expiration of fourteen days. Mr. J. Remiegtee Mills has issued his address. He declares him self so advocate for civil sod religious liberty, to be in favour of a reduction in the qualification which bee already received the sancitiou of the Hone cif Commons. Ms., to 101. in counties and 6/. in boroughs, the ballot, the abolition of church rates, and of a wise economy in the public expen diture. He would support the present foreign polity of the government, and generally would maintain the asendancy of liberal principles in the administration of the country. THE MIDNIGHT METIINOS.—The promoters of this movement, after an interval of five months, ream amend their efforts last wht, when a meeting of fallen women was held at the West End. About 310 accepted the invitation to partake of tea sod coffee, after which they were addressed by the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel. An.ong the promoters present were the Rev. Mr. Tuckniss, Mr. J. F. Fortino*, Mr. Arroistn, Mr. G. W. Thomas, tithe Female Reformoory and Preventive fedi ritaluston-rosd ; Meows. Oorpe sod Russell, of the Rea. cue So: day, Queen-street, Chespaide ; Mr. Horuibrook, of the Home of Hope, Regent-equare. THE TRADE OUTILAOR AT Blierrtm.n. —A fender grinder named Joseph Thompson, reeking at Woollen-lam, ilatetield, near Sheffield, was apprehended yesterday morn- Mg on the charge of perpetrating the diabolical outrage. The appreheamon was skilfully effected by Mr. John Jack son, the chief constable, aided by several detective oilcan, who after • long search discovered the prisoner's house and apprehended him in bed. In the house they knead a tin bottle filled with powder, and plugged up as though for the purpose of another outrage, • pistol, • box entails. mg caps, • thick stick weighted at on end, and an old cost. An noon yesterday • certificate was received from Mr. Knight, the house surgeon at the Sheffield Infirmary, that Yrs. Wastnidge, the principal sufferer, was much worse, and would probably not long survive. Mr. V. Corbett, magistrate, at once proceeded to the Infirmary. accom panied by Mr. Jackson and Mr. Thorpe, and the deposition of the poor woman was taken. The prisoner was present, as, also, Mr. Broadbent, his attorney. For prudential rea son the examination was taken privately. The prisoner displays great indifference as to the dreadful crime with which he is charged, andshowed oo engem with regard to the sufferings of N. Wastnidge, who was evidently in th e greatest army. He wail fIRDSOciSd. Tat CoorLsoitarlost AT CHESTER. —CHIMER TUESDAY.—The fire at the Queen Railway Hotel entinne:l raging until midnight, entirely destroying the original build ing. By the greatest exertions the new wing was saved. Part of the structure has only very recently bosom:ond, its erection having been necessitated by the mooning popularity of the bon/. The undertaking was the speculation of a company entirely distinct from the railway company, and had proved • grand success. • considerable portion of the elegant furniture, more especially that on the grovel Boor, has been saved. The lames were first perceived in the u pp er the southern extremity of the Wane, and Wen rs-egi el asii arrived they had spread eenly, seen ea. the whole of the top story is a Islam It is 'ap pend the oricio of the disaster was It • ehnked flue proesseing from the kitchens, but at pelmet that, as well as the amount of damage, are only matters of cenjecture. It is mid that the company were only insured for 7,0001. SUDDEN DEATH I'? A CENTENARIAN AT CHAT lAN.—Yesterday morning Mr. Henry Longcloth, ginger bread and biasing baker, who has resided in Chatham fur the last sixty yams, died suddenly at his residence, at the adenoid age of 103 yeses. He retuned ell his faculties to the last, sad his sight was good. He attended to his busi ness regularly tip too few hours of his death. He has left a family all married • his eldest son is sixty years of age. He was a German by birth. Tug WENTERN Fteogetn.—During the past week various quantities of fish have been taken on the Devon shire and Cornish coasts. At the Newquay fishery the , boats have taken from 1,000 to 7,000 fish per host. At Porthleven hookondline fish have been plentiful, but no great catch of pilchards bas taken place. Large shade have been seen in the bay, but they were to" deep At Newlyn the pikhard is given up for the season, and the seines are ' hauled up. FuoHT or A BANXRITPT..IE was announced at the Manchester Court of Baokruptcy, on Monday. that Mr. Heap, of the firm of Dalton sad Heap, calico pouters, bad absconded rather than face • farther examination by his creditors. The evidence before the court had gone to show that the bankrupts had resold large quantities of cloth ostensibly bought for their busies. as calico printers in the grey state at lower prices than they had purchased them at, in older to min ready cub, and lied thereby unjustly de frauded their creditor'. There was alma balance of op wards of 2,0001. in each Ineennted for, end about which Mr. court h Heap as d bed anclestpae • rigorous exawdestion. The eclared him se outlaw. it. la odu L I * IS II 1!. 15 !aim is UM MO JOS Ift bold digging imaooMmeimed in Chontates, in Nkomo* by some Californian misers. Now that Nicaragua is quiet the cultivation of indigo, cocoa, coffee, amid cotton, have been eiteoded. Both the indigo and cotton are of superior quality. The cammiesionas ap pointed to make a final settlement regarding land grants by Great Briton on the part of the Mosquito Kin) were to meet on the let lost. :1 . ti, NIP . MARE L1528.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'Ciosg. The railway market opened steadily, but the sews by the West India packet has caused a gene ' ral decline, the present prices, however, being very ! irregular. London and North Western stock has been quoted 93 to 94; Midland, 12St i to 1301 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 . to ; Great Western 701 to 71 ; Caledonian, 1 to e ; South Eastern 75i to 76 ; Great Northern, 113 to 114 ; and E astern Counties, 63 to 54. Foreign and colonial descriptions are also heavy, and almost unsaleable. Lombardo-Venetian shares are quoted i to prem. MONEY MARKET. -(THIS D.l Y.) ?we o'CLoca. The stock markets were quiet in the early part of the day, but on the report that the Southern Confederate Commissioners had been taken by an United States frigate from the British West India packet while on their way to England a sudden and severe fall took place. Consols, which have been chiefly affected, are about j per cent. lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at 69fr. 95c., showing a fall of rather more than j per cent. since yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. Loan has fallen to 1061. Consols are officially marked 94 and 941, cum div., for money, and 921 and 1, ex div., for the acoount. The present quotations are respectively 93/ to and 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 92/, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, I, cum div. ; ditto, for account, 1041, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1884, 99 ; ditto, 1859, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 7s. prem. ; ditto, June, 10s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been rather limited, and the tendency this afternoon is generally adverse. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 80 to 81, the 1854 stock, and 70 to 71 for that of 1858. The following bargains were recorded up to one o'clock, since when the present' depression has taken place. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred, 30 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta. 66, (exchange 1264 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 281, 28 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 97 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1863, 48 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92/ ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 60 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents, 62 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. ,for amount, 43 ; the Committee's Certifs. , 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 18M, 82, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 721,;, 731, 73 ; dittolool. Bonds, 751, 75 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 231, The msil steamer Ls Pita has arrived from the West Indies with the large total of 460,0001. in specie. A meeting bas been held to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Amott Brothers, silk mercers, of St. Paul's-churchyard ; the liabilities reach 20,7921., and net assets 16,0481., showing about 15e. Scl. in the pound. In the discount market the supply of money has increased, and the rate for good bills has declined to 2} per cent. Very little business was done yes terday at the Bank of England. The 277,5001, Australian by the Roxburgh Castle and James Wilson reached London yester day. With the exception of a small amount which will be sent to Spain, the whole will be taken to the Bank, after being relined. The silver market was flatteryesterday, the orders for the out-going Bombay steamer having been completed, and a belief prevailing that the next Mexican packet will bring • Lugs amount of specilne. the exchanges yesterday afternoon there was little variation from Friday's rates. The quota tion for bile on Hamburg was rather firmer. Sub joined is our usual list: Aradorlua 3 Months. 11.194 le 11.194 ; ditto, days, 11174 to 18 ; BeVanbas. maths, 11 194 to 12.00 ; 3r3 mooths, 11534 to 74 ; Hamburg, ms. boom, os ur 4 13.84 to 9 ; PIMA 3 days, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto, 3 'south', 35.524 to 74 •Fri dott.on-tbo•lfaine, 3 months, 1184 to 1184 ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 334 to I ; TwoM, o ff . Smooths, 14.15 to 25; Trieste, off. do., 3 mouths, 14.15 to 25 ; IWrid, 3 months, to ; GAM, 3 0214484 to I ; Uglier", 3 mon 25.674 to 75 • 0 1 17 . , 3 months, 25.674 to 75 ; months, 25.871 to 75 ; Nap!, 3 months, 394 tof ; falorono, 3 months,llB to 119; Enema , 3 mouths, 1184 to 119; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 day', 524 to 4. ' The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was I slightly firmer, but the salvo did not exceed 5,000 bales. The Stock Exchange Committee have decided to have a separate section in the official share lids, with the following heading :—" Preference Shares and Stocks, with Dividends contingent on the Pro fits of each separate year." This section will com prise the several claims of railway preference capital raised under acts passed in 1859, 1880, and 1861, in all of which, with some trifling exeeptious, the claim for dividends is limited to the profits of one year. The new section is now in course of preparation, and will be ready in a few days. At the annual meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, on the 3rd Dec., the directors will recommend a dividend of 3} per cent for the half-year as well as a pay ment of 3 per cent. for the year from the proprie tors underwriting account. The appointment of Mr. Harding (of the firm of Harding, Pullein, and Co.) as official manager of the " Dank of Deposit" having been appealed against, was yesterday confirmed by the Master of the Rolls. A meeting of the creditors will proba bly ba convened shortly. The directors of the Venezuela Cotton Company are circulating extracts from reports received by the two last mails, from Mr. Minos C. Vincent, C.E., who has proceeded to Venezuela, instructed specially to examine the whole of the lands proposed to be pur chased by the company, and to report not only as to their capability for producing cotton, but also upon all other sources of profit that may fairly be relied on. Mr. Vincent is from the Southern States of North America, where he has always been similarly occu pied, and is stated to be fully capable of forming a correct and valuable opinion. The result of his ob servations is very satisfactory. We annex an ex tract front the concluding portion of his report : I believe there is aa much land of an excellent quality on the company's estate as they sill desire to improve. Nor do I believe that the company, on seeing their lands, will feel disposed to maintain thirir determination of growing cotton only ; coffee and cocoa will most probably be grown in conjunction with catton—at least, I am persuaded that the abuodaut cropi of both coffee and cocoa now maturing upon their lands would forcibly sanc tion such a programme. Meanwhile. I am fully con vinced that cotton can be grown most successfully; but it certainly will appear injudicious to destroy those fruitful little estates, or to allow them to remain without enlarging them. Here in TUCACiII are a number of most In:anent ootton.trees, fifteen feet in height. It appears odd to see some of the branches snowy white with ripe cotton, while others are a beautiful yellow, with tender blossoms. Every- QM; wears a much brighter aspect since the difficulties at tending the revolution have culminated. When I first visited Tuescas there were but three families residing helv— e!! the rest had deserted their homes ; since the inauguration of General Pain, as dictator, they have been from time to time returning. At present there are seventeen families re. siding here. lam told that the western portion of the company's lands abound in heavy valuable timber. I shall examine the extreme west of the whole estate before I write Sn ubjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, dock, and other shares, as given in the gee, Exchange list of last evening : Insurance. Alliance British and Foreign, 141 to I ; Atlas, 124 ; Eagle, 71 ; Globe, 98 ; Guardian, 49 to si ; Imperial kin, 303 to 50 • Law Fire, 41 ; London, 44 ; Lou don and Proviecial Nakao, II to ; Marine, 951 ; Ocean Marine, 101 ; Royal a:change, 300; g un Fire, 225; Thames and Mersey Marine, 3to • Universal Marius, 3 1 to 3. Gee Light and Coke.— (treat Ceotral, 111 ex all ; Im perial, 821 ; New ditto, 59 ; Imperial Coutiuental, 501 to 50 ; Loudon Parliamentary, 29 ; United General, 2.31 to ; Westminster Chartered, 6'71 ; Ditto New, 291. Ducks.—Loodon, 041 to 4 to to 31 to 41; Vactoria,ll4 to 1. Waterwortra—Berlin, 51 to 1 - Chelsea New Guaranteed, 1862 24; Southwark and Vanxiall, 120. We have received a oupy of a document of an extraordinary character. It is nothing less than the project of a loan for 20,000,000 dollars for the benefit of the personage styled " H. R. H. the Prince Don Juan de Bodeen." 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Ch. teak of AseltrL IS Now N and Ootulko N Joint MtoaE N t /oath Atrium 11 IS owl Watotkatot IN Ihrokd Wood 0 Da Dm •-N OM irk Weiss :I= l Uorpous Net Peorrlasial at Wend Vale Idlstast SI 117 61 U 10 1 I 1 06 67 1 Ms par 66 66 lel 201 32 U 74 76 67 30 171 IS te ll' 3. fl TO ll TO THI =ITO). Sir,—We enclose herewith ;,ehviitar end document. re. luting to a loan we MS charged with imming by 11. R. H. the Prime Don Juan de Sorbet). Whatever the views you may entertain as to the expo iliencv of such a ate'', we trust you will consider the matter of sufficient iniport.ince to be noticed as • piece ~f news is your monetary article. . Calltog attention to our offer of explanations, should yen deem such neces•ary, we are, &c., BERNAL, O'Doarm, NIRMAN and Co. London, Nov. 26. The Prince's " decree ° will probably be con sidered, apart from the ludicrous point of view, as impudent a declaration as was ever issued by any pretender. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two a/Ciao& The mining market is still firm, especially for copper shares. In the Stock Exchange East Cern Brea are officially marked 9# and I ; West Caradon, 49 ; Wheal Edwi 2# ; and Wheal Mary Ann, 164. Wheal Seton are quoted 119 to 121 ; Marko Valley, 91 to 10 ; East Caradon, 264 to ; South Caradon, 360 to 370 ; and East Devon Great Consols, to 2. United Mexican Mining shares have been dealt in at 83 and 9, showing no change. Other foreign and colonial descriptions are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooean Marine Insurance, to 53 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 14 to It dis., being lower ; London and Provincial Marine, Co I to # dia. ; Mercantile Fire, tec l to I prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 4 to dis. ; Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limi ), par to # prem. ; Venezuela. Cotton, # to it prem. ; Indian Carrying Company, tog prem. ; and Roodee Shipbuilding, to # prem. The shares of theommercial Union Assurance Company have declined to # to a dia., in anticipa tion of the next instalment of 11. per share becom ing due, in accordance with the terms of the ori ginal prospectus. Although, however, a temporary depression may be occasioned by the somewhat rapid payment of a large amount of the capital subscribed, it appears that the management of the undertaking itself has been attended with marked success from the commencement. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—(TIIIB DAY.) The weathra has become mild. Yesterday, during the early part of the day, there was a strong breeze, with drizling rain. To-day it is cloudy, with the wind from the west The supply (reels np this week of home grown wheat and flour is very contracted. Barley more liberal. Oats, malt. brans, and peas, limited. Scotch and Irish oats in small quantity. The foreign arrivals this week are generally abort. Wheat American and Prussian. Floor, • few barrels of American. Barley, a very small arrival, Black Sea and Prtuisian. Oats, also eoutracted. marl all Archangels sod • large cargo of beans from Ale •Other articled very scanty. 'Ha wheat trade continues in • very quiet state, at Monday's quotations, and but few transactions to note either in Baeish or foreign. Barley without change from Monday. Flour, trade dull and very little doing. Oats, slow trade at Monday's alight reduction on new corn. Boum and peas same as on Monday. Linseed and rape seed Arm. Cowry wed maintain late advance. Clove:seed end tre foil not much defog. In mustard reed nothing doing. FLOATING CAZGOZIL —Wheat very firm, end mein rather : Bassi sad Kook lAN% now, Ns. to ; ditto, 6no old, 565. to 635.; ditto red, ossr, 51e. to 60r.; ditto, 6oe, old, 51i. to 695. ; Norfolk, kc., fl oe , old, —4. to —a.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : Dantoks,l3o4. to 6614 63.. to 675.•, @stn. 67n to 715.; Nonigsbaro. 60s. to 661; dicta, extra, 575. to 665.; Rostock, a:454635. to 695. ; kfacklon bees red, 625. to 635.; Uokermark ditto, ; Aniezioso white, 6.15. to 651; ditto red, 55.. to 57s ; Quiadisn, 57.. to 65.. BAUM. —English malting, 374. to 38s. ; Ow, 434. ; grinding, 334. 355.; and distilling, 335. to ss. par yyr. ; foreign (wading, 345. to 364.; ditto distilling, 335. to 374 malting, 344. to 354. MAlR.—Eaglish Essex and Norfolk, 834. to Cs. ; inn es. to 694 ; Kinv , ton sad Ware, 61s. to 695.; brows, 495. to 57a. tieris:::EagLiab feed, 26e. Od. to 28e. W. ; potato, 211 a. to 30a ; foreign, 16e. pd. to 23e. Itn, Us. to !Se. tick, 40s. to 4118. ; harrow, 424. to 461.; pigeon, 424. to 461. ; foreigs, ILasesAn 365. to 404. ; tick 40.. to 48e. ; Kouiplierg, 435. to 46e. ; kgyptian, 375. to 39a. Pura-English boihws, 38e. to 42e. whit* and blue, 38s. to 41s. ; maple, 404. to 43..; grey, 34e. to 365.; hog, 365. to 38a ; foreign, 344 to 371. Ftoust-English town, 484. to 53a.; ditto Soo, 535. to 56a; country, 46.. to 474. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 435. to 444.; French, 46.. to 50s. pa sack; Amerman, 26.. to 34a; Canadian, 27.. to 335. ; Bosnia. 50.. to 52 1. Immo; Coats.-White, 381. to 411. ; yellow, 395. to 424. FLOATING CABOOIAL .11 C. F. and 1.-Wheat Buda sushi and Narianople, per 4921 be., 54.. to 58s. ; Olurka, 51.. W 568. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 m., red, tils. to 565. ; whits, 571. to 61s. ; Danube and Galata, 41.. to 475. ; 58s. to 42e. Barley F.aptan and Plriall,_Per Fg a t e n -: 265. to 275. ; Odessa sod Dasubs do., 96e. to 275. Batas : Egyptian, per 4801be.,324. to 335. Maim : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 b.., 355. Od. to 365. ; Ibrsil and Bulgarian, per 48016 e., 345. Ocl. to 354. ; French, do., -a. to ; American, do., Us. to 335. ; Egyptian, 325. to Ms. Sawa--Canary seed, par qr., 445. to 524. ; Bump seed, per qr., 51s. to 565. ; Mustard seed, p . r bushel, white, 94. tolls . ; brown, 12a. to 14s. ; Linseed, pot qr., crushing, 575. to 50e. Linseed cam, English, per ton, 101. 10s. to 111. Os. ; American, thin, in brig.. per too, 111. 104. to 121. Os.; do., in bags,lll. Os. to 11/. 10s.; Baltic, 01. to 01.04. Warseillm, 9/. 10s. to 10/. Os.. Rape cake., 51. ss. to 6/. ; Tares, per bushel, whiter, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; Rape seed, &Oak, per qr., 645. to 684. AILLIVAIA INTO !..0 . N001.1 11031 N0V.25 TO NOV. ST. INV& sal MOM. Irish. Mei • 610 Deem ls" I so Oat!! 869* se') no alt w. ilogliab, Monotot Statiga. 500 elm; ditto, 2,iio.brts. MINCING . LAN& 7 (THIS DAY.) Boon—There °o•tinues to be • dull and inactive de mand. Prices are maint►ined only by bolder. refu.dog to •all at a decline. Middling yellow Mauritius sold at 3g4. 6d. to 395. 6d. ; crystallised, 41s. 6d. to 425. ; middling to line white Knouts. 44a. to 464. ; good bright grocery Madras, 40s. to 43. Ballned continues unchanged. blotamisn.-170 puns. cf Autigua sold at 15s. 6d., and 90 puns. of St. Kitts at 15.. Corn.—Premons prices are obtained for Plantation Ceylon. middling sold at 75.. 6d. to 775. 6d.; bold yellowish Jam, 735. 6d.; Sitpree. 655. 6d. to 66a. 6d. Cocos.—areuada sold at 61a. to 62..; and Trinidad at Arm prices. TU.—At the public melee Assam tee• sold at 1.1. to 11. decline on the last public sale of this description. China tees sold without change. Run.--200 puns. of Demerara sold at Is. 84.1. proof. RlClL—Nattam is offerin' on easier terms for ar rival, Lut DO business has been transacted. SAr.rr►-rxr. continues in active request both on the spot and for arrival. Corrox. —The market is dull. _ _ Ixuico —At • piiiJhe isle of Gnilamas g.ol qualities soli at 34. to 4.1. wlvsooo ; infenorqualities at le. to la. :id. advance on the October Date prices. TALLOW mmuurr.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quote I 51s. 9d. nett rub ; Peteishurg Y.C., on the 'pot, 51s. ; all the year, 50e. 6.1. ; Deoemlier. 30s. 6d. ; Jaerwri to March, 51s. 6d. to 61s. 3d. ; March, 153 ; April to June, 51s. to 51s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Stamm PAttenden and Smith report the demand good, and the new hope Karoo ; prime tally a; dear. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19a. 6d.; Walls Eod Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Stawarts, 19a. &L ; Walla End South Hatton, 19s. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End %Wyk Hatton, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Russell Hettoos, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Kenai, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Eden, 18e. ; Walls End A-omi 'hoe 18.. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16a. 9d. ; Wylam, 16s. ; West Wylsm, 154. ; West Hartley, 18s. ; Beholds Hartley. 16e. ; Davidson ' . Hartley, 16e. ; Heating's Hartley, IG.. ; Howard's Hartley, 16a-72 skips at market. ARRIVAL OF THE BERMUDA (&s.). —Yesterday much astonishment was created on the Liverpool Exchange in consequence of the following announcement being posted in the newsroom :—" The Bermuda has arrived at Mane with 1,780 bales of cotton." This is the saute vessel which tan the Savannah blockade some months ago, with a cargo of supplies for the Confederates from Liver pooL The arrivals of the Nashville and the Bermuda show clearly that the blockade is anything but efficient off Savannah, end it was confidently stated yesterday that the Bermuda is not the only vessel which has run the blockade within the last month. The coat of conveying the West India, Pacific, and Brazilian mails is gr.. 6d. per mile; of the North Ameri can mails, 9s. std. per mile ; of the French mails, 10s. Rd.; of the Peninsular, ls. 7d.; of the Weal Coast of Afnca, PIC ; of the Cope of Good Rope, es. 3d.; of the Australian, It. Is. 41; and of the East Indian, 4s. ltd. iq ly. Tal 111.611, LIAM 11,11111 KIM 44 5 155 le 10/1 1/2e 106 it Pm 60 61 19 19 I 1 1 b W 0 We r_ ni I 1081 9 el 119 1 44 44 1 4 sa IN - 90 I In - mi - zd is ii u 10 11