The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tina DAY.) CoURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE (Rotor* the Judi* Ordisery.) NO 4NT"ML I r. ANDKILIO3II_ ASD . 0 USCILUCIL • The testator in this case, gr. William' Andersen, did at Pst.. • 0 the 'lied of September, 1819, leavlac onuirMeabie plop. set,, both in this country and in TIMM He a.. left a will, dated the 28th d • coe.tituting Madams Laneuvale hie 0n i0m..11., By a previous will, executed in 1 b e IA beta. athed the balk of hi property to his brother, • seyben, the defindent A decree had been obtained i.. the Pin , :ire Court to the e ff ect th a t the. testator at t".. date .1 the second will was domiciled in Paris • and the r 'cob courts larewiee decided that Madam; Lanett .,lie iris entitled to the property of the deceased. 11.. .uletantil questioe now raised In this court wee, shel t er the word. " legataire universals " gamed the • 01 the poverty of the deceased, or only the property h t . e died pusonnind of in Finnan ? The C4llO was TNT Let term, and it will be remembered that the nun assn .1 the deceased with Measure Larieuvllle was of .. n e ebu r. mantic character. in his youth he had en. himself to merry her out of gratitude for .ucessful efforts which she and her mother eerie to comma him during the Reign of Terror, • I Jterwird , to escape from France. All his subsequent ,ricivoiri to find her, however, proved in vain ; and it ei not till Lite in life that he again had fallen in with beer then a matron with several children. He remained the most eordial terms with her rat the time of his ,M,th ; laud the will of 1843 had been made before be thus his serseilanee with her. Madame Laneuville h... 1 hcrolf siets died, sad the suit was now sustained by her childrea... the C. Creswell delivered judgment. After eau. ratiag at great length the various steps which had been Liken is the mares of the litigatieo. the learned judge tail the And intlaidaatial questsoa that he had . . to .Itodn w whether be liad eit tin eft hi re lam ` It appeared to him that the reasoning of Sk Dotson was applicable to the case, sad that • ':•• time of the ezecutiou al the semi will ; 4,5-easel's domicile had been (binged to Trans, that the instrument hese le the Trench kern s.• valid. The out gaieties we whether the will • • ,-.siled by Madame Lanewrille disposed cif hie whole ; .yrty, sad whether it therefore reedmil the previous • There could be so doubt that It the pre sad *4 seems of tam tenn " Liptak* sad. ‘• - • Ile* it Wadi make her legatee of ell the tor • . effete; het it was argued that the gift a ruculMn would have the effect reederft the :omelet of a legataire ueiverselle equivalent to the .ntssient af a residuery legatee, and would, then. . not be lacesinendibbi with the preview will. If the will gave partiseler kepaies sad also m inted , legatee. and It the mooed se ap -1.114,1 &maw sewhirsary legetee it me& be that t.; fleet wield merely be to substitute the ate wakbeary :..t .; for the other, and would therefore not be • , with the favor di•pwitions of the teitater.V i r. ', l nv, sad him *dun therefore, dwelt as the feet that •!.• testator hadgient la the will of lisp a lope, to Me up' I had - Skin appointed his umbel! his '..;;,t a But whoa lie made him sexed will be knew La k ski was deed. It appeared to his (the leaned .3 Ige) that the testator had used the haguage of hie 1.!..r will in it. primary and legal sense, sod that It was ilievf•ei incompatible with his former will so far an his r. wit estate wee couceroe l. lie moat therefore hold .at the will of laid was revoked. A. to the true romalng • 1 Lis, iage which had Imen employed, evidence had lea given by Jules Terre and other eminent Preach .r.onts. M. Tone wand opinion that the words " legataire -.i.e.-male, les tote kens remotes " would in their strict :.aanieg pals the whole of the deceased's property ; but he .;•%-akrel that the doceseed might have been but im• T. rf • •tly aopiaintol with the legal signification of the wools. rw C. Creswell) fazed, however, so such tottermtina th , pleehm,e, and he could, therefore, pay so josh ,ul ..rte-',-.n to it; while, on the other hand, he might :ten; cithority of M. Ferree for the interpretation he ors-n the wade. As to the remain* question, , whether M. Guichard, who had been named , s eveutor, was entitk.d to probate tinder the eircum• mime, he meet sheik it le the negative ; otherwise he should be eseleavemisit tie heave el three French courts, e hieb be tout press= to he eimpetent tetanal*, to de ..l- who wee setithel he be the ezuseibees el a Freeelt will. Jwigaiest foe the *Milk COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wort Mr. Consaisioser Godhera.) IA Ili JON] LIZ BMW Th.. bankrupt, deoctibed as a dealer is ire., Fish etnt bill , applo..l tor his eerldinate. His • . sh• .bout 2,111 W ; marts, nailed, about 13W. hanhpli.t • it will be remembered, twee interested Maeloh, Inca.. and Belgian para. for improved I. lose% the raise of which he estimated as sub eras to yield his creda..rs Ms. in the pound. • Nord appeared be tLr ; Yr._Dailey for .. op p. 'mg r-lit•t• ; awl Mr. Linklater for the baskrept. It aprouol that theme was • probability ot sarnething news Una.: ostised to the estate; ea solleararnent aree t‘ii. a, by al palms, till tbe 17th a December. I N silL VENT DEBTORS COURT. Hyrum sr. Coeunimiessir Nisheie.) it se iterieloce L waspoonet. • turas ot Til ISDIAS AIXT. In this rue Mr. Bicker Garton appeared for Xr. Nester ears. se atOwney. and ho a aestlemso named Aegis ; ?•resed wipported. It sploored that Se* Weakener wee entitled to a tea y'saLitnni in lobe , awl then was soflcarot property to esy ell the embus +, wb.tee debit ..aced 3.000 f. The plus.) in the ...to was Sol in dowel/A i end the iasohent h.d heal docheried oat of eustody. L. &tread applied fur so adjournment of four months t Ifsj•er Warliver to settle with all his creditors ; wish to take the Wield of the act. 11.. halter Charles rid le w'ss not instructed to coo. hot he had ehjeetion to the major taking his hod seicr. There in.. endielont property to pay all the credi. t all I Eiyr, in.. No twos way the estate should out in Ly tide court. %It nOliciaoc, 11.11 Nooti.etrect, wee called. .i!, dl the creditors had been paeL ‘lr r.ounisiioner Nichols said be would &resider wh► he grant the .kl.y .4 four maths, or whether e..... 1 eL...ilsl ho adupted. .t day srueld be oatised f r :!., t, .edsr. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tllll5 DAY.) GUILDHALL. J 1. a W., ,, er Ceopiee, a hay edeneeet, of Smithfield. t, W... ...meowed foe ualawfully selling to Mr. W.•• 11. •.f. of Crutchel•fners, • lewd 01 hay en tram.. of • quality inferior to that of the outside of the load. There was • mooed • *.e.ne ta.c.n nut meat the wee person foe unlawfully .4 haw he queetiou without • delivery note. Woodnuf mid that on the WM of °Maher last be 1 ...14ht A .4 hay of the defendant at a very high the L ei trit; Pi.. pm fined, awl upon f• ...Tee teem... eery had and wool ' , 7r17 eight other infonee quality. lie et:L o we d elLthe deGirimat to h..rt th.• lud her. but he at the same time that umplaiseaut had bought the y aed meet keep a. Th•• oltrendoint lAA be .hd pot dewy the bet d the bay I- nit loin , but it was an arcident aria* fros the weethei. It Itutionnailiuoil to lino by Mt. Ouija a west respectable t.l incr. tit wh•nu ha had *lsm hasuesee fee tier) years bouts ohnla complaint until now. sad it was owing to the .juautity at wet, which had got into the stet hem this buil was cut. i'..lermaa Phillips said it wa. no spolnu to sly it was t . act weather. ea by a .itnil4r reasoning it nicht I c ..ilatued how the had hay banal it. way into dm centre • and the good to the outside. r....l..f.ntistit said Mr. ramp waii a mown respectable , • be w.t. &sashimi that his cheerer...a. should nut • • b.. an ..ectileut like the ,runt.' •tn..n aa.i.l Mr. he hail mo olonbt, ••• • illy rspeetable soil sa chary of hi. reputation .• Ilr 'atop, curl ea he pawl the higlssat market prim. he ...1ii1.4 to the beet hay. The ea. wee clearly proved. 4 11 Wowiroof said he di.l out wish to perm the ...coed ... no . al that cameo might ban bees a mistake ha the .• .I.fr aslant mid be had been In bminase forty years, •I 0 .• act of parliament requiring the ticket was a vtry ..t ..ae, w that it was an speenight on bis part. 1'.1.-rs ia s Phillip+ said it was importest, for the preside. • f th. luv salsenten and tbs public, that this ant should be tarried oat, and as both offence. were f . and, he should Am defendant ba for cach • inoms, and 10a for his default with regard to the ry a, 11.1, with coats in bob chew. • .ao ....animation to 45a., wire Immediately paid. M /AV LEBO:: E. SW 01•133 ER%.• -?HI /WC! OF COX*Cll3tcf. 11.- ay. • yawing era mimes habiliments were of .h.h4l .I.ocription, was binned lip by Impostor ' r , o f the ft dirbies, eharand, on his own osafresion, s ph :e rolawry at the moistest* of Mr. George M a . . . . . Jnbes -, T 04 1. 0 r 1 4 Maril!b',T• 414,1 from the widows that ame heal bees • • th., prceseartor. but did Dot Weep is the lln the Intl% o t August lout he abeeoaded, art sees • 04. • r.aoal..e r hie quaatity of plate sad at • synnos, forks, ke., vu td.ar d , as also • I ..ther Artiztra. lie did set esters, sad at yretenlay he west to the polieNuaties, ' aelta•re he gave ideaselt up to Mar . C t R, slk=tn that be had roinatitta•l • At St adding that be bad hen tea. ...at t 11.• vt.uut,7 ever dice , and that *Amer . i • l • I .f lts4 4.. n. were the o • 011l. • e Le .uul.l sMfer the [vitally of the 'l?%, t HatfICAVOI: v: „ T THE EMMEN, WEDNESD4T EYENDS N . , 1." 1' - 15 • kw. whoa. wpow_ repining his hborty, he might possibly be able to cheek a livelihood by as basest cosine of hfa reareeoe to the ere It may be misted that a Ma named Parker, described as a "general dealer: Ityleg i lAmea-groos, was about two swathe ago ocaualtled hen this court for hating a groat deal el valuable peeper., ia his posaatioo, amcerget which were some of the whelps beloo pug to the poweeutor. He (Parker) wee tried sad earrielird, sod sentenral to six years' penal earelitade._ ilia widows losing bee. read over by Mr. Tate, the clerk the wee, after the usual caution, eared if he bed 163 be eeplied in a leiter* voice, Mr. litoolle Yrs Owl I eel vet 7 sorry." one. ld bin Ow 7( le: 10 e. ~ii 1 lii ~i~ , v ii. 114 N. 14 K. 14 111. it. 1 1l K II; sZ . IS ri. 11l 1111. 111 11 Ilk 11 N. 11 MI. 11 11 al• a. 11 K If M tc ii: lii al: I w. ~i~ e►. Ili si. 1,, is I i i SHARE L181.9.-Mlll9 DAY.) Two o'Cloon. The railway share market to-day is again ex tremely quiet, but firmer in character. Au im provement of tbout per cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks. Londou and North Western stook is now quoted 100} to ; Great Western, 72} to 73 ; Midland; 133} to 134; Lancashire and York @hits 117} to I ; Great Northern, 114 to 115 ; South If masa, 85 to } ; and Caledonian, 91} to 92. Lombardo-Visalia& Railway shares are steady, at l to die. A further severe fall has taken plans in Canadian railway securities. ORDINARY MARRS AND MOIL eL INI RARAWATIL I , Cie rg ter C es 1 gailsi.„6....dal au lAna.I Ana. WoLoserarVal nriLiasa.aChealaaa ,14.4ba1l ati llostit a =dt WC. !MOP'!" Bleier • • • • Cart sad INA= Conawall Do. A Ano Av. aria Do. B p.e. paid% IL Dublin arsilliZits. Mad. Para, &LW& I Ile 11l 110 Ili lie El cm 1641 -i: o - til - le ---- licsi Umiak. Moak 11 1 Stock E - . _ _... usrta.olr 11141abes. &iv:lolmm lateClNwth, Undo LI Worth mil Cleft Ass ! (=s: ate tiff= 10 Great Northern 10 Do. • awl Do. Mod w of soots et Wei. (In) Urr“ ... PO Do.BtorrVaLiesialik. ( I .l.mbeeilirolt Yeatelds• "i! , 3a — d — ce7aiirsie 7 t 7 P — su: ItAa ..„.. 6':74.D.1.1 .1:s o . 1 -1 1 .!!!*1 116 0 ono Ylma.i: We De. lbw&Deft all llbi Ot. Wa. (Ina alt all Mkt Kent (cray all Newport, Aber., tiara r Newry* nezerettianf all Newry Warrior. * San KO Norfolk $4 Northern Oosatles lIL 100 North Bridal all North Devon PAL AD W Do • _ . . 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S I IS 4S SO ad 1111 lIS IU all "-- - 1T ISi T I --8- -1-0- Uri MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY) Two o'Ciout. The fends to-day are steady, at yesterday's prices. Busicess ealtibits no revivaL Preparations for to-morrow's settlemunt chiefly engage attention. British railway atocka are slightly better. The prin cipal feature in the Stock Exchange is the eon tinned fall in Canadian railway securities. The shares of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada are marked as low as 10i, and the stock of the Grand Trunk ,20. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beaten were quoted 60fr. 75c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93} and 93, for money, and 93 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 93 to } for money and next Thursday, and 93} to } for the 6th Decem ber. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91i, } ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16} ; India Five per Cent, stock, 1869, 1031, j ; Exche quer Bills, par, 3e. dia. There is no variation of importance in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is rather dull, at the reduction which took place yesterday afternoon ; the present quo tation is ni to 1. The Loan of 1864 is quiet, at 702 to 711. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 881 ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Zquador New Consolidated, 12f ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 44 ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 941 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 821, 1, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 852 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 491, 49 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 5 7it it i• The diaoount market yesterday was more active, and leas disposition was shown to do business below the Bank minimum. At the Bank the demand was decidedly brisker, and of a character indicating that the applicants anticipate an immediate advance in the rate. A further sum of 20,000/. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The 282,5001. by the Swiftaure (which, as previously stated, has already been sold for exportation), has not yet been delivered, the passage of this vessel to Graves end being prolonged by adverse winds. The Water Nymph ' from Melbourne, with 322,0001. in gold, has now been at sea 75 days. This is the only gold ship known to be out. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady, at former rates. The Vienna ex change experienced a movement adverse to Austria. Subjoined is our usual list : ' Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to 17 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 month, 11.16( to 17; Antwerp, 3 months, 35.274 to 321 ; Hamburg , me. baneo, 3 months, 13.54 to 61 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, 2.124 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months', 25.37 to 424 ; k ranktort-ow4bellaine 3 menthe, 1171 to g ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 =nibs, 35 to g ; rlBO2lll, ef. So. , 3 mon th s, 13.70 to 5; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.70 to 5; Madrid, 3 months, 404 to 4 ; (Antis, 3 mouths, 49f to f ' • Leghorn, 3 morths, 26.60 to 6 ; Genoa, 3 meths, 25.45 to .45 ; Milan, 3 months, 35.50 to 6 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 120 f to i2l ; Mesena, 3 recetW., 1209 to 121; Lisbon, 90 ‘ya, 524 to 63 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 4. The New York advice' report the market fur bills on England as closing heavy, at 108 to The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The Liverpool cotton market is described in the telegrams as steady, but the sales yesterday were were limited to 8,000 bales. The markets for sugar, coffee, and rice yesterday were very firm. The chairman of the committee of creditors of Messrs. Robert Davies and Co.. bankers, of Shore ditch, has issued a notice earnestly requesting cre ditors to attend and prove their debts without delay at the offices of Messrs. J. and J. H. Link later and Hackwood. The truffle reoeipte of the Great Western Rail way of Canada, for the week eliding Oct. 19, were 11,1001, sterling, being 1,085/. more than for the corresponding week of last year. At a meeting of the Asphaltum Company (limited), held yesterday, it was resolved to raise 50,000/. additional capital, in 1/. shares, for the purpose of extending their works and profits. The company propose to divide 5 per cent, on the four months working. The annual meeting of the Rhyruney Iron Com pany is called for the 20th inst. Creditors of the Cardiff and Caerphilly Iron Company are required to prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the 16th inst. Letts' Diaries and Pocket Books for the year 1861 have made their appearance. The statistical and business matter is arranged with the usual care, and the present Moues are fully equal to those of previous years, which have met with a very large share of commercial patronage. The position of the silk market is noticed as fol lows by Messrs. H. Waithman and Cu. : The silk market has been rather dull during the past month, still each fresh arrival of China sad Japan silk has been readily taken from the importers on landing, and prices have been well maintained. The public sales, which took place on the 24th and 2lth ult., paned off without any re. suit • very little was done in the room, and the business by ' I privats contract during the week wee leas than us uriL Within the last few days, owing to the non•arrival of .the China mail, the market has been firmer, and some business was done at a trifling advance ; now, however, that the mail is delivered, and brings adrices of large settlements, all fears of any deficiency of supply are at an end, sod the pre sent high quotations are only maintained by the extreme scarcity of .available silk which exists at the moment. The dates hum Shanghai are to the 4th of September ; the city was quiet, the rebels having been driven book with great loss. Settlements of silk for the fortnight ate 8,000 bales, making 14,030 bales for the month, and a total to date of 22,000 bales, against 15,500 at the same period last year ; the shipmate are 12,000 bales ; in addition to which 9,100 bales wen on board nasals in port. Unsold stock on the market 3,000 halm. Prizes were unaltered, the quotation for No. 3 Tsatlee being 185 teals, equal to Zls. dal. here. Exchange, Bs. 7d. to 6e. 41. The deliveries for the month are 4 634 , bales of China, and 731 bales of Japan. In Bengal silk there has been some business during the past mouth, but priors are rather weak. In Italian and Bergen silks there is nothing to notice. 'TI7IIBDAT ETIMITVO. Console, which closed yesterday at 93 to I for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 93} to and closed at 93, "buyers." Fur the 6th December the last price was • 931 to 1, the "continuation" remaining at 8-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, 03, I , 1,1, 03 ; ditto for account (Nov. 6), 93, 1,1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1 ; New Th ree per Cents., 911,1, 1 ; Bank Sulk, 2311 • India Stook, 233 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, I ; dab:: Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; Five per Cent. enlaced" rupee paper, 95. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1839 was rather more inquired for. The rupee paper remains dull. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3e. dia. to par. There was an unfavourable reaction of per cent. in the Turkish Bonds of 1858, owing to in creased doubts of the ability of the Paris negotiators to place the now loan. It is said that they have taken the contract d forfeit, so that, in the event of their efforts being unsuccessful, they will merely have to pay forfeit money. The Loan of 1858 dolled to-day at 571 to t That of 1854 declined 1 per met., leaving off at 701 to 71. Other foreign stocks were quiet, with little change in pricea. Ottoman Bank shares wore inquired for to-day, and rime about 10s., closing at 181 to 19. Other bank shams were steady. There were some in quiries for South Australian Land shares. Penin sular and Oriental Steam were dull. Great Ship were quoted ba. 3d. to 50. 91 Victoria Duck stook rose 1 per cent. Th e or dinary "options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were dull, at 21 to 1. As they must be lodged in New York by the lst Dec., their despatch by next Friday's mad may be ads usable, to obviate risk of delay. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Orr wizo mZGWL) LIVERPOOL NIINTING.-(11118 DAY.) AINTREE PLATE. Gibraltar ... Carom ... • ... Ran Avis ... 9 raa. NURSERY HANDICAP. IHalf a mile . . • Nate•iii:aTeTsi.;:al;i6;Ziid, SF.; Dunitable, Wee Polly, Ladylike, Duke, Gipsy Girl, and Sister to A,tou are here. WELTER OUP. About ono tail, and a hall. Kabir.Tr,TT. Ping Lard, Moak, Jemmy Lo .p, and Rarebed e are bore. JUVENILE SEATLES. Throe forionge. York Min._ ,ter Gipsy Girl, Venison, Kisweard, Ranee, Everlasting, Meleunineer e, Ourutt Horne, um% Glen Stewart aro here. HVRDLE RACE. Two miles. Jealousy Kißurrow, Cheery Chap, Peet°lus, Topsy, Irish emig rant, and Bumph&los are here. On= ARREVALN.-Nr.rma, Hope f, Twinkle, Duncan'', Meareeek, Ftsalorowna, Horne, Polyo'hien, Moldavian, Ancient Andrew, Trapeage, Maipsa' dam f, Prophet, longhtoo, Termagant c, Prince of Orange, Sheffield, Ellen, Chance Shot, Vesper, Lady Ripon, Johnny, Magma, Ladle, and Old Ben Roe. r . 1. !!!. THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE TONNING STEIMBR. LOSS OF ELEVEN LIVES. On Monday Mr. C. H. Chamberlin, ooroner , saameseed ainquest at the Town-hall, Great Yarmouth: ea the bodies of the several persons who were killed by the late fearful explosion on board the Tanning steamer, on Sa turday Lot, amounting, we regret to ear, at present to eleven, with a prospect of the number being added to, ao Le. were are the injuries which some of the other sufferers hare haired. The inquiry was adjourned until Monday next. The jury then proceeded in an omnibus to the neighbour. big port of Lowestoft, for the purpose of going over the wreak of the dauurr. which presented • sad sk , ••••• 10 . • treateadoes mar of dr6eisi being collected together in the immediate vicinity of theabottered holler. One of *lesions of the vowel was partly blown out, 'edit is almost • matter of iwtonishment how she wee brought into port. There eon be little doubt that she would have gore dews If there had been a heavy em am whoa the explosion oceentd. The en gine wee sot much injured. GREAT YARMOUTH, TOIINDAT. James Worep, chief mate of the ill-fated Twining, died in the hospital at noon to-cloy from the e ff ects of the dread ful injuries received during the explosion on Saturday lost. Wong belonged to Coldwater ; iodating the eight who are manual, this makes the twelfth victim of this fearful catastrophe. We understood that the Hoonl of Trade hove intimated their intention to isetitute a searching inquiry, and thee they will wed down an engineer immediately to examine the vessel to that effect. SUPPOSED LOSS ON THE SNIPS CLEVELAND AND AMA, WITH ALL HANDS. Tim fate of theme ships has for a long while milted th e deepest anaisty, both in Lasko and in India, and it is with regret we have to announce that they have bees gives es bet at Lloyd's, and by others inter ested is the moats. The Cleveland to Marrs. W. and S. Smith, of Roi al Ex and el Newcastle. She was • full.rigged ship, 514 toss register, classed A 1 for twelve years is Lloyir • registry, hay* hew Inuit under special survey at Newcastle, in 181$. She sailed from Madras for London on the 2Ath of beat March, with a miecellaueoes cargo and the following cabin passengers : Mrs. Parke and child, Captain H. 11. Herbert, of the 7th Madras Native la tently. (~.loud seal Mrs. Ricketts and family, the Rey. T. sod Mrs. Keller, Dr. Squire, of her Mlajesty's 60th Riess, sad Mr. Kew*. The ship was afterwards spokes with on the 3rd of May, by the Rajasthan, Captain Atkinson, Is Lit. 72 8.. long. al K., since which period D0Z 4 1 . 1 whatever has been bawl of her. The Rajasthan Jamaica on the 7th of last August, and forwarded hat ilmetiolleo to Prelim!. The Cleveland crew was as follows: -Captain H. Mick, aged 30, of Loudon ; Mr. Haynie tcyz and 24, first mate' Mr. Richard Brenta; aged 21, mate ; Joseph Heliblewhite, aged 29. ship car pester ; Julian Polhtt., aged 72, steward ; Charles Niihau, aged 72, cook ; Joseph Thorton, aged 28, 2 Phillip T. Mar rsott, aged 30 John R. Nichols, aged ,F. Sollbery, wed 7.7, William Myer, aged 24, Thomas Bailey, aged 41, High Walker, aged 24, George Smith, aged 48,i Thomas Byan Wyka, ayged 18, and Guiseppe Squash, aged 72, sea men ; and Thomas It. Thouipeuu, of Loudon, Stephen Curtis, of London, Arthur Latter, of London, and John 8. Daman, midshipmen and apprentices. Both ship and cargo are represented to have been insured. The other unfortunate ship, Asia, was 1,314 toes register, a quebeeker, which sailed from Liverpool ou the 14th of last February, bawd fur Bombay with a general mega. Twesty live days afterwards she was spoken with by the Walter Recut, le Ist. 27 W., but waling whatever has Mee since heard of her. The milijoinel is • list of her alone sad crew Captain Thome' Comm, muter; Mr. Thomas lielaad Gerdes, aged 72, chief offioer Osage Joseph Reid, se ed 32, wound mate ; Charles Power, aged third u, em ; tablet fleott, aged Xi, carpenter ; Jonas, aged 24, boatswain ; Jobn Waddle, aged 42, mileraker ; Mr. Thomas Arthur Wilson, aged 2S, steward Herbert Turks, aged 31, cook ; William Payne, aged 24 ; Cent Wilt, aged 21 ; John Wilma, aged 31; (harks Wilson. aged 4d ; Charlie Ilibeck, aged 25 ; Robert Walker. aged 7 ; John de Niles, aged 33; Jamas Jsekson, aged 72 ; Henry Green, 23 ; Robert Nichol, aged 21; Thos. Davie aged 31 ; Henry Crawley, aged 7t ; John Triage, aged 2/./ ; James Howar d, aged 24 ; Antonio Nichols, aged 24 ; Bartholomew Yellr. aged 20; Daniel Williams, aged 19 ; and Mattes Rabe mil* aged 12—seamen. The Asia was insured. PROROGATION or PARLIAIMISIT.—The ceremony of proroguing the Imperial Parliamest took place yeatonlay mornMg with the customary lieralitiee, no petrol except tholes afichaffy engaged *hug present. The Lord Chancel lor, Nebo acted as Chief Ottemer, declared parliament adjourned until Thursday, Jesuitry :1. The significant words that parliament would meet on that day fur the dis patch of Wilma" were cot riled, and, therefore, the meet ing ow the fird of January will be as formal as the meeting of to-day. LORD CIPIAMBERLAIN'hoWIIeL, Nov. 4. --Orden for the court's going into moorning no Thureclry next, the Rth lost., for her late May rte the Empresa Mother of Rea :—The ladies to wear Mirk elk, fringed or plain line, white glove., necklaces, and earrings, black or white sham, hum, ►od tippet•. The gentlemen to wear Mack full trimmed, fringed or plain horn, black words and buckles The court to ohmage the mourning on Thursday, the 22nd instant, viz. :—The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, co loured ribbons, fans and tippets, or plain white, or white end gold, or white and silver stuffy with black ribbons. The geittlemen to wear black orate, and Week or plain white, or white and gold, or whit* and *fiver stuff waistcoats, full triennial, coloured swords and buckles. And ea Thnnalsv, the 29th instant, the court to go out of mourning. —Oaresie. bun) OF TILADR, WHITEHALL, Nov. I.—Thc Right ROD. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council fur Trade and Plantations have received, through the Secre tary of State for Foreign Affairs, a ropy of a despatch from her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, reporting that a lazaretto art observation hes bees established at Santa Crus de Tens- Atte. —tlerette. THE NEW BMW, TOR VIZ PACIFIC LUANDA.-- The Rev. Jolts Cu lesidgs Pathless, M.A.. &namely of Mar too t'olleve. Oxford, sus el Sir Joie Pattesos, late cos of her Majesty's judges of the Court of Queen 'e Beach, will be wiesernsted the sew missionary of the Weals of the Panay st Christessa Dees Funeral.—Tho Perth Courier states that dm largest :catkin' forest is that of the Doke of which, according to his et dews is the late IMMO( the Bart of Weenie agenast Campbell el Moons, snarls Is 100.000 sees Th . s e at a has forest of Farquhanine of Inweremild, but which ia portly under +beep sod ;wily wider &/ s allowther shoat 130,0110 Scotch ter,. Neat to thi s naffs Lord Fife's fond of Mar, about ho,UII t ,ere a Than an a another of other doer forests of much 'mailer latest, bat the valeta has sot much mei-rased of late year • sad by cosmerision it will he found that the extent of ground sailer deer is sow such lees thao it Wlda 101.1 year ego. ',ND VIAly Or THE OItPULONINTIN—AIi Boratesl r.momittee has been (unmet in Lomlo• for the muses. of 'writing to Lomlon nett our a delegation from the principal th 7 hron Nociotsce of Franue, to mite is a ?miles!, with rtele.ott 1.104 from mu. TILI'II , US oho& societies. The ohjed is In erel.semir, he bringing together represents 'tires of the artiste el owes of both ermatries e to promote • more cordial understwolio; hetwees two nations sow enter ing tato cheer conemer 'tal mistime. Awros ELIA II WA'S. —T he efliey of the Pope's famous threlinal Sernetary of state Oi now wlelwl to the ..ii-cte.l of I istun...,l an I coutonvorary l inaliame Tiu..erd'a ill NaellballWaMeroJuna.l I 7 North eisilardihlre _ I ! I Pleblis fV oo6o4ol i ..~ IgoMet Alm& tkottials M 161064 i sltropelain Sittlogbourmei goath Devoe `South pampas Sown Wales & !orb& It liver Dun 134alnonWoidog6m.,to. Stockton & Darlington _ Ditto ditto - ice_ i • I DIA Pi d MN& Violoolo ls. • ID Wet PO W. _ • Dino Nr i el U Ditto H illb Ile N' l 3 1 The ncv..bLares of the Midland Railway Company were q uotel I 13-10 to 1 16-16 prem. The closing quotations fee sham is new =dere . takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine illll2l. &nee II to 2 ! prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, f to / prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,l to it prem. ; Leedom and Provincial Marine, /to dis._; East India Irrigation, / dis. to par ; and Iron, to / prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The home mining share market is quiet to-day with little business. Quotations are mostly the same as those current at the close yesterday. East Basset shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 112. Shares in Prosper United, Tyringham Cotuiola, North Basset, East Basset, Wheal Trelawney, and West Caradon have also been dealt in. In foreign and colonial descriptions, St. John del Rey are marked 271, and Worthing, and 1. At Nash Doh:oath Nit* meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit baLonee of 8611. sa. Bd. A all of 4s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAI!T*.-- T (THIS . DAY.) The quantities of English wheat and flour per ship this week arc very moderate. Barley, oats, beans, and peas still short, and a very limited quantity of malt. Scotch barley more liberal, but oat' very short, and a very few Irish oats. The foreign supplies of wheat arid oats are very larg• sinoe Saturday last, a great number of ship having arrived from the Baltic, the wind being from the northeast. The wheat principally from the Heine, mostly Dantzic, and other Prussian ports, Mathieu• burg, and Runk, and one cargo of Spanish. • moderate quantity, Prussian, Swedish, Dutch, and Russian. Oats very large, madly Russian and Swedish, with several Danish, Prussian, and Dutch. A few bags of flour from the Mediterranean and Russ ia , hut no American. The WHEAT trade to-day is slow, cannot quot ed lower than on Monday for English and foreign, notwith standing the largo arrivals. BARLEY continues firm in price for most descriptions. Oars maintain their value generally, good old corn espe cially. FLoon.-Tradc dull to-day, but not cheaper. Norfolk., 425., but not much doing eitherin English or foreign. Beans and peas without ohmage from Monday. FLOATING CAEGOISS.-Not much doing in wheat, but barley, beans, and maize the turn dearer. WHEAT.- English : Essex and Bent, white, new, 60s. to 645. ; ditto, line old, 645. to 68..; ditto red, new, 44.. to 38.. ; ditto, fine, old, 34.. to 63.. ; Norfolk, Ac., fine, old, 62a. to 68..; red, new, 49.. to MAL Foreign : Dantsic, 645. to 66+ ; fine, 66i. to 74.. ,• Konigsberg, 56e. to 645. ; ditto, extra, 645. to On.; &Rork, 665. to 68s. ; fine, old, Os. to m.; American white, 60a. to 675. ; ditt o red. Wk. to CAS. BARLEY. -English malting, 44.. to 50..; grinding, 275. to 365.; distilling, 441. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 335. to 39..; ditto distilling, 325. to 40s. Max.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 52.. to 565. ; fine, 66.. to 685.; Kingston and town made, 33a. to 685.; tine, 64.. to 765.; brown, floe, 58..; pale, 77.. OATS.-English feed, 265. Od. to 30s. to ; potato, Us. to 295. ; foreign, TA. Od. to 31s. Od. BEA/tn.-English tick. 43.. to 48s. barrow , 445. to 51.1. ; P4C450.. to 36.. ; foreign, 375. to 48.. 8.-English boiler', 44.. to 49..; maple, 47.. to 48a; pee, 42.. to 46..; foreign, 44.. to 48a. FLoun.-FAglish town, Ws. to 574.; country, 435. to 47..; households, 455. to 51..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43.. to 444.; French, 41s. to SA. per sack ; American, 31.. to 36..; Spanish, 41s. to Ms. ARRIVALS LYT9 LONDON FROM N0 . E . ...6 TO NOV. 7. Fore 34100 494) • • • • 300 I 44190 ___ ___ lagllab sad Scotch. Irish. Yard Ba r ' 1 1. Os 10 Man English Sack Flour. 6to mks: and U 0 barrels. Foreign Floor. Ll7O mks, MINCINCi-LANE.-{THIS DAY) Sociie.—The public sales arebrressiog steadily at yea terday's currency, which was • e dearer than last week. Refined firm, but priers are unaltered. ( 'MEL —Tbis article han been firm at fully last week's prices. Plantation Ceylon sold, fine ordinary at 665. to 675.• middling, Ws. to 7411.; Naideletum, Kw. A. cargo fi rst Rio, 3,000 bag s, for a near port, reported at 555. Ter.—Thor market is inactive, but prices are unaltered. Corrox.—No sales reported. Itlol.- -PAWS are firm, but the demand has been limited. SALTPITIIK steady ; Ref. 9a to 10t, 40s. 9d. ; Ref. 7, 434. BPICIS are quoted a shade lower. COCIUM/LAL sold at previous rates. Markete generally steady. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ths mnrket is Int. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; all the year. 61s. ; Da-ember, 61s. ; January to March, 61s. 6d. ; AprO to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, 575. to 575. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report a good demand for the lower elms of new hops for exportatiou, and • steady trade for Loth new and old for home consumption at very firm rotes. The weekly reports of the arrival of so many halm of foreign hops from Bremen, so many from HAM burgh, and so many from America, after all amount to a mere tleabite when reduced to the quantity in "old duty." The old duty on hops grown in each district this year L m follows :—Rochester, 17,17 W. lla. Sid. ; Canter bury, 12,5711. 2s. Sid. • Smear" 16,4741. 3a. Ord. ; Wor cester, 4,4011. 10a. bd. • Panama. 2,5161. 4a. :kingdom, 841. 9a. ld.—total, 53,4861. la. lid. COAL MARlCET.—crars DAY. ) Was End Hatton, Ns. ,• Walls End Kepler Grange, Ma.; Walls End num:day, 20a. Csi.; liolywell, 17s. C. 17 ,, Tandeld Moor Butts,l2e. 6d. ; Bowen, 17s. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 17a. 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 17s. 6d.-11 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. --e-- LIViPPOOL, Nov. 6.—Birkenhead, 79791—Caledonian clock, 911 I—gamern Counties, 101 I—Great Northern stock. 114 113— Great Westerns, 721 72}—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171 1171 — Lando° and North Western, 1001 1001--Manchaster,dheMehLang Lnoolo, area—Midland stook, 1331 1331—Ditto New *Mires, 1 13-16 11 pm.—North British stock, 021 021—North Stafford shire, 31 Si, die—North Eastsrn and Berwick capital stock, 10211021—York capitol stock, 80 681—Leeds Pock, lin 681- 6outh Zsatem, Li 7-16134--Welt Midland, Oxford, 47 47f—Dinck Rhenish, 31 31 dis.—(heat Luxembourg, 66 61—Grand Trunk of Canada, 5 5-16 6 7-16--Great Western et Canada, 12 121—Ditto New shame, 9) 84 dis.—Buffalo and lake Huron. 6 3-16 6 616 —Crest .Ithip, 65., W.—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 11.10 13-16 pm. BIRMINOHLN, NoV. 6.—The sales in this market to-day in cluded trainect.ons In Birmingham Canals at 94: Birmingham and Staffordshire Um Marts, at 1021 1021. ExrprrioN or McLuNs. —James Mullins, who stands convicted for the murder of Mrs. Enedey, will be executed. at Newgate, on Monday, the 19th instant. This is a departure from the ordinary course, which is, that • prisoner sentenced to death in London shall be executed on the Monday fortnight following the conviction. Mullins was courioied on Friday, the 26th of October. and, if the practice which has prevailed for manyvears had been carried out, the day of his execution would have been Monday next, the 12th instant. Mullin,' is, therefore, allowed • week's longer louse of life than his predecessors in the crime of murder. The meson of the change bas not transpired_ but the sheri ff s have o ffi cially conininnicated to him that Monday, the 19th instaat, will be the day of his execution. Dewitt: emu FIRE IN GoswaLt-ernurr. —Yes terday morning, a fire of a most destructive character took place at the newly-erected warehouses of Mr. Guidon, rag merchant, 143, Ouswelbotreet, ClarkenwelL The cause of the fire is unknown. The same premises have been on fire on four protious occasions. From Mr. Braidwood's official report we gather Abet the contents of the building were insured in the West of England office, and the building it self in the Sun. The warehonsca are entirely burned down. The premises of Mr. Grove, carpet planner, adjoining. Were also partially destroyed, and those of Mews. Bailey, cheese. loungers, ,'o. 3, Allen-street; Mean. Weller, engineers, 21, Little Sottom.treet, and some others, considerably damaged by fire and water. DIXPERATE AFFRAY WITH Poscuges.-.-Betwe,li two and three o'clock on Monday morning, a desperate en coanter with poachers took.place at Baron-park, ten miles from Darby, on the preserves of F. Bredshaw, Esq. It • appears that three keeper' were out watching in the preserves OD the morning in question. and between two awl three o'clock they observed nine or ten poachers in the act of planting their nets and beating for game. The keepers went up to two or three of them, who were separated from the rest, and after some conver sation the poachers attacked them, and a desperate en counter ensued. The keepers knocked down two or three of the poachers (oils saying they had broken his an t i), and were evidently getting the mastery over them, wino they cried out tn their companions, "Come on lads, close in ;" using threatening language to the keeper. Five or six more poachers then came up, who commenced stoning the keepers, compelling them to beat a retreat, leav ing the poachers in pceseetion of the held. The bead-kesper's dog, u very fine one, which was muzzled, was killed by the poachers, who cut his throat, and inflicted injuries on various parts of its WT. The keepers were much braised from the stones that were thrown at • them. lintupstos, the herd-keeper, rode off to Derby, arriving there sown a ft er four o'clock, and proceeded to the pdimadation. During the morning, James Bacon, demos Simpson, and Wm. Bentley, three notorious poachers, were , taken into custody. Several others left the town, and are nos to Se found. \,_ f il% - i , e ;;