The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT Or QUEEN'S BENCH. mum. at Nil Pnua altar tana la 'Oakum'. --Osten Mr. Juliano emsaptoa awl a Spmini Jury.) •kiiLLI r. 101:243._ This wee es isdirPaTel 7 Silewed le beire bees o esswillell by the Were Mr. Nish* 111111. et chambers. The deZ= l rd bees sew weesd but.. the pap Sideslip/7 hat. Pike the prehbee .apses of the 001111111011 Law handers Add 1161. bow reap why lie should set pay over the apses& of • debt Algal k. ls dies by bin N s abhor df the preesst , Ms. Osehesse, eel wird whoa Mr. Ociesee 6d .—.-.. J ialdroera The defeedest mei that be au eel en issiebied, es spas that denial perjury I. VP., bevies beat set down for trial this wonder, Mr. Unit. Q. C.. said ha was for the defendant ha this intartinont, which SNOOD OA al • civil claim. He had is put est lo his hide* tbmil as action had lasen= ley the poeuestor wise& the bevies ihnewred to the bid los gives ls beep el the ilhomisi dabs tem The seliss IRS am kr Mal is the Copses !he" end be we'll It %lib whether it was lOW tam tide ebesM be preeseded with whilst es adios wee wade,. Mr. JUNIUS They area* meet mho est erry st eto laity • verdict wird the defeedesii. Mr. Q.C., said be appeared far the pee ...vane, sad he was booed to say that the siradhstion on the other skha sansed soli se uaresseueble Mr. Joggles Ceespes—Had the parties bees Were • ninguitrese! Mr. Hoddiselon— Yes ; the had been Were a magistrate, hat be had dims the charge. TM penes tip bed thaw 'nor before a Judge at cheretess vein Lord . • Act, arid bed obtained leers to pearr behrtews tli Mr. Justice Crompton —I wed say. es • Jade. I reties to act epee the authority of that sot saber the completed., party MI show seer reseal for not bevfax takes the der- Otiose before • megintrate. As be* MN agree. let uus rase be made s repasea The Pry were thee diacloliat. COURT OP COMMON PLIAS. Sittings at Nisi Prior is Judie., Ms aid • Orme itty,) kvvr v. NEVIM.I.--11111 0•2111111 DIM MOM= AIM THB Lord Clio( 111111011341 ROCS& The haat* d We ono was ranansd this neessing. Mr. Edwin /sass, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, U C.. and Mr. Coach appeared for the plaintiff ; and Bar F. Kelly, Mr. (Mry, Q.C., and Mr. 6. Denman for the &frailest. :ow p. keny put to the rtion and regulations of the spin. whet loon. *toed by the ikeseisry of State for the Haase Departnimot, Lord inlinenteo, end the rertileate of the infector of prior, whisk were by einede engines without fui thrr proof than their piedmont's. Owe of the regale- Mos. wee that every innate should pat on the down req ured by the regalatnes, and be kept in «pante ceU.. event ender peculiar circumstances It wee farther proved that the inmates of the 'paining. hone* Amid be employed, and should be provided with religions issireetion ; that thins should be no deviation from the dietary, maim la aueptiaaal carcomelascee ; earl that pigmies should net en Wiz hien& Incept by order in writ; mg d the TionCbsioesikr, er d saw ether governor. Mr. E. Jaen laid that in Menne. to the ',adonis's of the original coramitamiut, as to wide\ thin was • eennot yes rday, be nogbt matt= that be bad come to ea ar ran.rement with rim F. Kelly, end the matter would remit° as it inia. The Lard Chief Judos rind if be woo to toke it that Ude ~ne,ff hail bees core-rd hi owe el the cieDi to which the n.culAtioo■ sod oartificsie rderred. M. I.:. Jam as—No. 4ir F. Kelly—No ; them dogma& referred to the upper • which wen not at the time in geeetioe reedy ; but be • sited ►r lards/sip to receive the documents, biomes they showed that the pence wan under the nmslations of the iifeue.odiee uod the inspector of prisms. Mr Iterhert Yowlers, Inspector of Primes ender the 6th and hth Wm. IV., e. 3s, mid--1 have impeded the "M -aine house every year since MI, when I wee appointed to t►e district I visit every cell, and me emery in• .nub. It is decidedly a lit prima. It was built In Ved, and every part was inspected sad centlied. exsannsd—Tbwre ars iwenty•hree sea The ori ginal prawn was Inuit is tho nth essiory tor tho oosline mat et rags boo& It is balk athr the model et hobs silk prima. The sine ars tar sepses% sat Bonier, am liassest There Are • dhliselissi USN= the two terms. There is no objestion Ie the pries rheas The only object is to brae the Ares Whew I am eat is the habit et salmi lomehn to Aar me all pans at their Arm (A insik) It ia met isiremilhe 11144 bar& *twists. The essiriete haws • salltsvm I As set hoped prisms wham aerial, are esstiseL The Arms et the prisoners the six:m*lw bons s set like Owl d IMIIIVMS • a 00 • 0 0 • moos or parti-atlasild Arm Those is .o tedipity 4 all Is the .Irris ; ri Is ths mow Ain se • lash meant would raw .boat the lasso d • seetgal. • hmale con met en's is parti-calessid. Dr. P'bllpott—l lam bees moss thes wee Viwarasesller at Carebrides I has bees Viewehassenee foram yews. I hive knows the onimini•y Easy yes" awl dais( 41 ti.r the spinsiniphasee ire boas ths pion et maw mast to warm careotaaalaad—'beta los bass a "pace' to the effect Wt thia octane airmail ha datmalial at Ur =pm, d the aai•enity. A goad deal of dismemiese took place ea he Ihe pilaw la the ckaner el the unneetity, tie wham. Mr. Ilarehrik who had prepared • Inmeistian far the thaeriat twin kft Londos, alai the published trandeden his .W. al to by the itaiphimet'a sensed se sot a sweet lesedalles. Ultimately the Lela eheiter atte the heaelstbe of Mr. Hcerbstt sere both handed ts hie lembhip. Th. second warrant of emmnihnent was then tendered is ccuic , ..e by the siefessient's ems& !flab Janes, however, ebjested AM it wee tookeheilie. The document was admitted emblems to the ebieettee ; at sweet that soak a wanner wse made in Noreneber,but dated ie Jannllll7. ckmed the dutesdnere aim _ - - lb. I YAM", smiled epee the part d the defendant, and don the attestionsf the jay to the fan that it was ad mitted on lath lase that the naivenay ealbortin had acted burly sad heals* In His mar without say genre pique or 111 wtR He nateaded that the Jetty had at Tyros tot Wag that the mean who trig esser al the plaintiff had sot retscashie gnarl far seraestrig hot ova; Aced at all eves* the proctors themselves dated paellively that they did suspect bre. Wonbl say gentleman whale wet was gots; to • daneisg party like that which bad bees presi.iited have thought that the proctors were dam their duty, if after no/items the letter which bad lees read, they had allowed that perky to take place? If the vectors bad ivt.nshle ground for suspecting the plaintiff be eubadtted that it followed that the Vies-Chascellor wag justified in the coos.: which he took. The 'garbed counsel concluded by e‘pecasing hie hope that the prey would sd lied thein• selves to the palling down of those In:rises which the legielationof former tinsel had raised, and which succeeding girseratiose bad sanctioned Mr. F.. Jatllol said that there was no ilmation but that the daciaimcif the jury is this cam would hare a very itn • poetise& infect sis to the mode is which this proctorial sys. tem at Candwidge was to be henceforth carried ou. As he said before, It might be consistent that the proctorial system might rennin Weak with this single coalition, that it shouhl be preprely surried out. The Viee-Chaanellor, as mp re ..,,,,y e d by 51r P. Kelly, and backed by the foods of the university, jealous ef the authority which was given to him in leas enlightened times. mme forward and said, " We are ahem all law, we deny the coated of my court of jesters in &mimed, we choose to exercise this system se we have humbly and uojustillably, to he subject merely to our own discretiou, and we defy the law of Einland awl the Voustitutinesl hiburials to motrol us." The truth was that the university authorities had brought punishment upon these girls that .eight to have fallen, if upon anybody, upon the nodergra. duates. They had perverted the whole system of justice they had lid the ;pithy escape, and had punished the Mao . cent. The chatter pre the university power to im. prism bawds and loom women who came to demoralise the students, whilst in this CLIP it was the undergraduates who tad invited the girls to • dance, and the girls would be punished It wew not et all necessary to proem* discipline in the town that this mates should mist, for if it ware dose away with there was s set of parliament for preserving &alpha, in usiversity tows; but out of which the mm e of Cambridge bed been struck; and why should sot thin ratute be applied to Cambndge? Now se to " nue pectiag of evil ;" it was not enough that the meter should Aspect. for • proctor's mind wen generally in that mrhist state that he stimeeted every woman of , laught:i,—but be must leasonably suspect. There erne wades klme dreerele than • We des megisets, whisk filled the peek el Trance end ieseideil Owosso el* envie* guilty of am mime. ‘lld ens it that beettald theme& b the gelletiee alder Ilebeepiemead Draft! What wee it Mat skied the haulm of the Mew wait Mein! Wiwi was I fiat ia more moan time andlke &nom of Meeks with wretched primmer% bet the etist• I ewe of a loin de impeder We know so alai Mk. ii Sit bad. and if the pesetere ebinteil aright to anal epee • kw of sueekine„ be (Mr. lamed maid harpy belikelheiteader • amilitatirmai *fp ad • MrNsit Pay endt • system iambi be sempasted mikes there we the 'trowel pond for seepieics. La to the aeonymous Mbar, evidently written by some young wee= who bed been disappcieilmi of an in. vi Ilion, it limply elated that there els to he • party, end what richt had the authorities to ammo upon an amsrlime in an anaarmeen into., that them women were mean al bad share/Aar. What kankues thaw in what was po. paled t Hie Mod had talked of generale, }edges, and admirals who wept brought, up at the tudvenity ; but he ..tend like to eseelhe admiral, the general, aye, or even the milked bishop, whe could lay his had out his heart and say Nat, is hie yeatidul days, be bed not had a deletion with • milliner's girL (Laughter.) If he said • be bad not, he (Mr. James) world not believe and if he acknowledged it he should not think the weer of him. (Load laughter.) The learned ginielimat ammunted upon' the indignity to 'Aka the phial! bed hem adireeted ; upon the irregularity of the peoesedlup bile tie Vice-Chancellor, sad aped* epee the sow pendlestim of the original trammelled eaniedikeleti which he witharitted was is emeh lorms lid the dekedeut dare not produce it. In esedudee, he add Mat be riled the jury be pekes el Ike iTheelp el the eekleet, M see that dues Weider eutheelliee id net .here it. Ha believed that pal& optimise wow er War weeidkakey tisk asomakses jurisdiction. flair charter might exist mankelbed by the verdict of the jury; for al that tbpieimtwembed tithe jury wee to say that there bad been ea eareeaceable stretch of a dangeroes and arbitrary power, and to award damask to come out of the tenth of the university. He asked the jury to my "If you exercise this power exercise It with prodder, with justice, and with moderation: and If you do not we will allow ample damson for any neer k the enemies of that power." (The ease was proceeding when we went to prem.) COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Palm the Jadge Ordinary.) DOM w. DiVISON.--arsoahz. The dellseeleat. Mr. Doak , " Q.C., peepeemileil the espy of • will ese= tio cia the 106 or Mira Usk by lir. Tredatlek Wok el Mo. 61, amok waidmitar ; led lie *MIMI mother ef the ilseeked, alleged t hehatlet k rod Lteeye d leer sea, ankle reskiemil. de ofAtoll Mr. Ed win QC., Mr. Leak Q.C., Dr. *limber, Ned Mr. YetwwaNer, appeased far the plaintiff ; Mr. IL Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Hannan for the deaf t. Mr. Lush, havbq opened the case for the plaintiff, ed to call ftses to show that the destruceicie of will had been a perfectly voluntary tnineectiim on the part of MrgiDetat. The amino proceeding when we went to prem. 1101;141 ntt I if UN 'N SO C Of Li 10011 1 9if s. r.aal AL =A! 1. Mft li ‘ lL l l s . .to Dli• . em u NIL 416. Wa. Om* aa Uw al 10/ NAN (Om all &amt. „Ye aim 19 9 Newry& ~kri ll all 140 N NmeNsamp. tam 99 N at* 4a Omar Va. U. 199 Nat* MN& IS. MI North Duos NUL •IA aH Da. • ♦- n 44 S 115 1011 10S 48 ISO; 4. ma On t 6 M U 0 1 ssi 5 .1 U. II : 01 NI 1i 11.1sdas—Dirwisk Do. _ G.N.D.ftss. De. lends IN. lee ink not te! ea M IS I 1S 1 14 i Weamieri •• • • .... K Si Visrr or Ma. Duottzu TO Lane.—At the dose of Mr. De Pnibree oration is the lforie-hall, as Thursday eight, Br. Joke dudes+ aosounced that the Blatt Hon. Beejarais Dirrseli had accepted the invitation of the Bask Twaperairce Society (Leed) to preside at their annual saris fa the Teens Hall, during the mouth of Jawaary, bat the day i ad yet lizel—Leeds Memory. We (Leeds Memory) usderstaatd there is WOW Mem*n ea the part of the tarerchaala of Bradford %invite the Wert Hsu. W. Z. Gladatoos, Chameellor d the beim quer, aad Mr. Cobden, M.P., to • public besquat la that lowa. _tik Mk.lEl Atari* 1111ftel [lake ...a._ _..____ ....._ Toduk kayos. _ rid rid 27 e Id 117 • Y II I 7 Al de. Uk I i i F i ft it t ar di t - & - 1 fats dino it Sit 86 N 6 8 40 41. Se 10 6 I 401 1- I 611116 Sir. Jomede PALACZ, Nov. 27.—The Queen has thee phased, cm the nomination at the Right Hem Lord 'Foley, to eppobst Henry Gillett Gridley, Pasi., one of her Majesty's Woo. Corps of GestlemenatAries. dee J. W. C. Evart, rselsood.—Goothe Tun VOLVPITIZZ ZoCAVE PIO , IIICT.—A cone spoodint writes to us :—" This olio= of the many absurdi ties which have die/gored the volunteer movement now seems damsel to rpoody extioction. Within the last week Lord Embed, M.P., the new commandant of the 29th North Middlesex Rifle Corps, has intimated through he adjutaet, Captain W. Jones, to the candidates for popular ndithle—happily for the credit of the ooun. I try their number is small—that be asset consent to admit them into his corps ari &wives, though be will be happy to naive them is the ordinary Costiame of the What Lord Enfield's good sense has so properly sagely ao other metropolitan commandant will be week wee& to enaction." A PIMUDO ScsozoN Conlin.= ro PIZION. At the Wahall i 4t Court, on Wthimecloy, before Skinner. the ere ef Baniett v. Thoth waa called es, didl set . Thud. however., apposeell es heath& . It woe • judgment sod Mr. unties applied for • *ow metal to plisse. may be semesibmed that Mr. limed wee • bean it the defeadeat in the case of Woc4ea v. Sisego. tries bud at the Shelfordahire that he hid been gewritiogg selethat to Dr. floisirrill A t i t Blouwieb, mid me afterwards proemial spied and deed for rieg es • rd withal peziesig a Foyer *plena. 1111•11411 Imo before sememeted to this court, sad had deilimed to , bed bed met his wife. His Boom however, ktHisted ea Skeema metres that be mud bath eel defewbst himself and se he did not =now, the bowed after bereing the emplane. f Kre. Th with esodiso se bis vurity that he would Bie l Jlew his some to he mile • inmentaboe Ise &horst speedelieth The debodint had by his con dos& i eta madam weboldielesilleg the exprom wish of the semi, es 4 the men ei dims% sad adopted the on thripassend mZealle te =leed of sending his wife to bear glis his gross them* of buil HMI ezr ai z a se In th e extreme, sod lelembel bet to the sympathy of all welldidieldegzh o his mamas in putting forth • le beer io veersthe thews of his unpriompled meter. The well mark its stroog sense of minded so Fon essediling the defendant to prison for berthas days. —4ll4ftnishim Advertiser. A CLIZICAL Ittrowroa.—A few weeks ago the Bev. W. li Bradford, curate of Rumba, Wilts, finding himself obliged to leave home is consequence of ill.beelth. advertised for a rheum' to perform his duties, and shortly afterwards entered into ar eagaeele with • person eant himself the Rev. William • peon, whose testi msas were highly eatidactory. This worthy mcortlingly made his appointees, bringing nothing with him but an eiWy carpet bag, bet with a doleful story of having lost bis hippie on the railway ; sod Mr. Bradford not only presend him excellent lodging bet bib • quantity of piths Ise kis me is hie •bsenr, His find at. Mak wee ea • aslghhouris clergymen bar a shirt, eller whisk he pthrembed sweat tradesmet ie Darla, he dodgem heels, osedelliewell , parts., be. et impse . mom he *Meth y abort, ea is he al the bm= wa posoyMis dethriee, wad tthe esikathise. bet • which was mods he the Dims= Amesiatiee be pot in his pocket. After two or them So 'dye, however, the Bishop of 's sequoia to have an inspection of his kitten of ceases be. ems teo mom* to be pleasant, and hiding the pines getting too warm for hen, he eaddeulv decamped with his earpetag full to basting of Hr. araelford's plate, end on end of packages, the fruit of hie raids at Devisee. Two or I three very impertimeth hikes to the people whom he bel ca it were left is his tab. It is now known that the fellow, who has been bring the way some year., u set clergymaa at all, but the sen of • loiliff namsl Burgh, bring in the oelighbourbood of Plymouth, where the swindler was for some time a lithadraper's amestiem His tsdiroosiale were of coune forged.- -Breed lifereery. ExISAOIWIZ AZT KNDCZANCIL —Mr. MUM, of Hutton Rua', was oecidental/y caught, • few days Igo. by a port of the siothiawy of his mill, sad his arm fearfully angled end croaked. He extricated himself, and the mathithry. Al owing no the to go home to Vd I Ws wife el the amides; he calmly comailed the sem, mid walked borne himself, afraid the shock to his pastier would be as serious ee the accident to himself. He walked into the house in his tonal calm warmer, took down a book, and commenced reading it for • militate or two, and then gradually broke the matter to hie wife. Byaad4iye surgical asustanca wee penned, and Mr. Meese bore up with the greatest t 7, his wife Wig bins with that fortitude andne ssiio s he had sought. The arm, we rcpt to my, bad to amputated.— Yoe* Mersa MAILA FOIL NAPLIII MID rag INLAND or SICILY. Information has bees received from the Sardinian Pod-office that, commencing cm the lot of December east, the mail rackets recently established between Genoa and Naples, will leave Genoa every manioc at tee o'clock, %Mewl of three times • week as as present, and that the packet, for Sicily will leave Giros every Thuroday sod klaturday.—By cornmaod of the Pentauthesethenl, ROWL•ND Hat, Se cretary. °eased Pont-eMes, Dec. 1. A . FENIALI a•ILOIL—Annie Stuart, a fine girl of eighteen, born in Obegow, sod who has for five years past followed the life ot•• sailor, cheering in male attire, is at present in the Liverpool workhouse, having applied to the pareebisi authonties in order to obtain means and clothing to nodertake • situation more in accordance with her sex. She ha. fire brothers all sailors, sod it was her desire to be with them that induced her at first to go to NO. During dm years Ler sex wee only discovered once, and that wee during en examination _by a medical man when she had hectored her ribs by a tea. ROYAL Fag 1101111TT.AL, GLAYIYINK-ROAD. The number of "Mints relieved at this hospital during the week indigo 'Nov. 14 was 2,479 ; of which 631 were new [ mean 111 Da la 11l la& 11 a 604 n. a PlaNco Ms 1 LS TO 14 .... . am .. I irVs — ouelw — ai - MW ..... -; 47 48 U 44 U li 4711 ii: ft ea M lif. a... , 11 ; 71 Aliv&Jea. -... ll.lp. et Da De. I.p.d. C, 7 11 p. i It. Coat. lb, Sactital Da Po. 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Registered.. 10 Do. d 0.... x 6 Trust i as an so at on Ilk. 100 al .r :1 .1 ii:i.i, 100,000 14,2% 76.1.000 164.000 .11/0 I an all all 90 ißi ta 400 lot 107 la 011 90 si 410 II ._--.611 L. 0).111.00. IV= tames. Lod.— . 1J Ii pm 4 le Le le del II 1 Ms I 1l . 12 SO II 7$ 74 11 14 pet 17 1$ a 66 Ise lIS IS . , 36 lit TI si *I TT u I 11 _ alli i lee 111 l BRIGHTON AND SOUTH EARTICHN RA.ILWATEL- We are sorry to ken that an amisamet feeling has arisen between these two 00411p111Liell1s ememesace„ we believe, of the Chatbsm and Dover Woe ha aces - to the London bridge sad Victoria stalkeeed the Courtney. The 21 miles of railway letwiso and lledldll, or Reigate Junction, were wont to be eamiderod a surt of common highway - to the two companies, and pasmagers between the two stations might travel with tickets of either by either line without challenge. About a month or so back the Beath Eastern Company stopped their neigh. hour's yammers from using their rim sod charged than the fares for it. This unplesmat step the Brighton direc tion, as • nutter of course, is shout to follow. The public will be the sufferers. —Zit ropo h. MONEY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) ' • Two o'Oteca. The funds to-day have been favourably influenced by the satisfactory character of the Bank return. Consols have advanced k per cent. In the market for British railway stocks the tendency of prices continues upwards, particularly as regards Lan cashire and Yorkshire, which has been dealt in as high as 1201. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols ,are officially marked 93fl and I both . Ike money and the account. The present , Apalatica is 9:31 both for cash ail the Bth of December. The official busi aam report is as follows ! Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, 92, 913 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911 ; Thirty Years' An nuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181; India Stock ; 1194 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1859, los} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, As. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 951 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,loll ; B:chequer Bills, la., 4s. dis The foreign stock market remains without any feature of interest, with the exception of the continued flatness of Mexican Bonds. The I Turkish loan of 1854 remains quoted 723 to 73*, and that of 1868, 58 to*. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981, 991; Mexican Three per Cents., 213 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 41* ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 583, 58 ; Venezuela Throe per Cents., 211. By telegraph from Liverpool we learn that the I total shipments of specie by the steamer Europa, which left this day for the United States, are 1611,111001. ?%s eltannon has arrived from the West Indies N s* 130,0001 in specie, and the Sultan, from Lisbon with 8,0671 The Tyne has reached Lis bon from Brazil, with 3,8411. in specie. lisix-sase Two o'Cwcx. Consols are still quoted 981 tot both for money and the 6th inst. The discount market yesteshry yea very active. The rates for the best bills were 41 to 5 per cent. At the Bask of England the applications yesterday were to a heavy amount. The number of sovereigns withdrawn frau the Bank yesterday for shipment to the United States was about 70,000. It is anticipated that an addi tional sum, estimated at about 200,0001 4 will be taken out next week. The Atlantic, from New York, barn brought 16,0901. in specie, the whole of which, however, is for France. _ _ In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon there was no variation of much importance. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, g mouths, 1L174 to 5 ; ditto, 3 dam 11.14 g to 16; Rotterdam, 3 days, ILI?* to 5; /Wm.% 3 dam 26.35 to 40 ; Hamburg, ma. trace, 3 days, 13.65 to 7 ; Paris, 3 days 26.175 to V,5 ; is, &Rol 3 months, 21.425 to 75 ; nisUort-mtate-Nit , moatha, 1175 to 5 ; Petersburg (par reabis), 3 months, 345 to I ; Vissesa eft. leo., 3 swaths, 14.30 to 30 Must/ 3 atc=l44a to 9to 40; Mad ri d, 3 moths, 495 to 5 ; 3 495 ; Worm, 3 maths, 95.66 to 70 ; Gawk 3 gars 36 . 5850 25.575 to 60 ; Nagai, 3 mouths, 395 to ;Patens, moths, 1195 to I ; Memins, 3 months, 1195 to 5; Lisboa, 90 days, 525 to 63 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 5. Reference was made in the Express of yes terday to a rather serious fraud which has been committed by Mr. Inglis, the late secretary of the British Empire Assurance Company. The event occurred some time back, but has not yet bean pea witted to The directors, however, have just authorised the publication of the following correspondenoe. Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co. are the accountants who have been employed in the investigation. We are informed that the ultimate loss to the company will be small, as a considerable sum will be obtained from the securi ties and friends of the delinquent. 32, New Brialge-;treet, Blackfiian, Nov. 30, MO. Gentlemen, — Perceiving ( . this day cal culated to malted Vtie public as to the recent dnexvery of a low suits ined by the British Panpirelffutual Life Assurance Company in consequence of the misconduct of our secretary, you have our pamien= to make any use you think proper at the *Oda report prepared by you as the result of your late isvestietica ,• at the same tune it is due to the company to state that the dlrectom have obtained available securities which will reduce the ultimate lam to a sum under 4,0001., and this amount has been provided for by life assurance ; the actual less, thsrafcee, will only en croach to a small extent on the ample &WM fund now in band to meet contingencies.— In, yours faithfully, r • Joan Goyim, Chairman. Mews. Coop ersnd Ow, 13, Gawp-street, boom 13, Gem= Ost. 10. Xanirion-house, - - —•-• • • -- - • - To the Directors el the Heigh laiipiaViiituel Life assemace Gentlemen,—ln pureaanos e4 7 4 7., iadeadioes we have examined the boots aad 110011111111 M of your company, to amertaia the &moat of the Makatea= of year late secretary. We find the imarmat amemeated for by him to be 9,1941. ss. 9d. There to have hem so umoond• arm in the system of -keeping, which hem been well and accurately maintaieed, and subject to a mode of °heck les calculated to defeat any attempt at fraud ; but by • simple contrivance the auditors have been misled oa each succeeding occasion when their services were required. The secretary, having entire control of the cash, has exhibited in the books an apparent balance invariably far in mews of the sum really in bend swat the bankers.—We remebi, do., Coors MINIUM and Co. In the Bankruptcy Clout yesterday assignees were chosen in the case of Messrs. Aubert and Powell, ship and insurance brokers, of St. Mary Axe. They petitioned the court under the arrangement clauses, stating that losses in trade and insufficient ea 'is' prevented them from meeting their enßagemß its. The creditors have since placed the estate in the open court. The liabilities are oomputed at 31,5 W., and the assets are oonsidered doubtful. • • The Brighton Hotel Compost, is announced, with a proposed capital of 76 0001 ., in shares of 51. each. The objects of this undertaking may be gathered from its title. It is contended that the hotels now established at Brighton are quite inadequate to the demand, considering the immense influx of visitors, and that a new lidtel company, by combi ning superior accommodation with moderate charges, may attract permanently a large custom, and be made to pay well. A very eligible site ou the West Cliff has been secured, and a commodious and ele gant building is to be erected. During its con struction, interest at 4 per cent. is to be allowed upon the paid-up capital. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending November 10 were 16,817/. sterling, being 5,2791. more than for the corresponding week of last year. Official notice was issued yesterday that the new copper coinage is now a legalotender, by royal procla mation. The Carioca and Romeo have arrived from China with 917,1001 be. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 28, compared with that for the previous weak, shows the following changes : Circulation isms 027,536,575 Increase £525,580 Circulation active ...... 19,900,215 Decrease 497,300 Public deposits 6,515,612 Increase 442,015 Other deponts 13,366,250 Increase 7111,228 Greenwood seerarkite banking depar tment la 9,490,273 No change Otharsecurities in bolting department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,860,376 %crew 503,245 Seven day and other bills 715,862 Decrease 9,8110 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve ( notes & ooin) in basking department 8,435.161 Loewe 1,000,545 The increase in the bullion and reserve is consi derably larger than had been anticipated. It would appear that the value received by the Bank of France for the silver sent over must be ooinprised in the private deposits, and that no gold has as yet been parted with against it. It will be noticed that 336,0001, of silver bullion is now held in the issue department. SHARK LMIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czool. The railway share market today it better. The highest quotations of the morning have sot been supported up to the present hour, but there is an Improvement of to 1 per cent in several of the principal stooks. Lancashire and Yorkshire continues in prominent demand. London andZiorth Western stock is now quotedlo:l i to 101; Great Western, 731 to 74 ; Midland, 1 to f, being lower ; Lanasalire and Yorkshire, 191 to 120 ;• Caledonian, 941 to 95 ; South Eastern, 854 to ; and Eastern Counties, 511 to 51 Lombardo-Vsestian Railwayswes are dull, at 11-16 to 9.16 dia. East Indian and Grand Trunk 01 Canada railway stocks are inquired flit. la.irsi automat IAW Aim irocus. LWak ff Z na 11 Odiddaddan MAC mad Bandon tia. • •no dkv. amine aft Wi.e. veld le IL W lalOrt lea 11171 - 11 r; IJR!ie. Sleek 41 _Do. _ Mot si abillow l TH • Aos. Irseas I """" 11=solased DL• —.--. 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I It& •uw It s LA a 6i JOINT STOCK 11 41 id 71 7115 id - - 1 1311 141 415 411 3 ' The Gotette statement of the movements of the ' melons metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via.: imports of go:d, 122,8721. • exports of gold, 358,2881. ; imposts of silver, 259,1821. ; exports of silver, 15,4381. • B•NIr Ol ENOLAND..-Ais • soul SLIs Vic., C. 32,10 r the we 24, 100. ISM DM Notes Issued t27,550,575 C_7,634616 Banana DI Propitiator( Capital nl3, 632 4,100 1415,11011 • Public Depeitta (111- eluding F.achey Say. Dank; coin mta. of National Debt, and Div Acetic) Other Deposits. 12,166.260 titian day and oilier liana WaSeit C 39,817,080 For, 21, 1800. eat pursuant to the Act na eiedlui ou Wanes's', Pi or. doiveninent debt.. 011,016,100 Other securities _ . 3,4:40.900 Oold cola and bal .._ _ liUver bualoa 12,711,079 SACS 07,6807 5 Miss fla chiding Dead Weight An . null') . k 9,400.273 Other Securities 20,41a.1.611 Notes Gold sad /hirer Coin 7111,00t L 3.1,317.0116 IKAVILLALL, Met (..sbinr. FRIDAY Evzinna. Consols, which closed yestessiay at 93 1 " sellers," for money and the oth December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 934, "sellers!' For the 10th January, the last *toe was 93 13-16 to 15-16, or equal to 924 ex air. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931,_}, }, I, } ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 93i, }, ; Three per Oents. Reduced, 92, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 914 92 914 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1.0p34 ; ditto , Bonds, 9a., sa, ; Five per Cent. edema " rupee paper, 96f, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 102, 1014, 4. ludian government securities were steady. The Five per Cent. rupee paper closed at 951. to 4, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 101 k to 4. India Bonds were quoted 9s. to ss. die., and Exchequer Bills, 4e. to ls. die. The foreign stock market was rather dull. In the afternoon Turkish Bonds fell }to per cent. ; the Loan of 1834 le ft off at 224 to T 731; and that of 1838 at 58 to 4. Mexican Bonds have declined to 21f to 4. Ottoman Bank shares to-day were rather flat, and other bank shares steady. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a decline in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. The closing quotations for shares in now udikr takings were its follow :—Ocean Marine Irjsur anus, lj to prem. ;'Thames and Mersey Maline, j to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1. to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to. dis. ; Nast India Irrigation, j to 1-16 dis. ; and Great Kanawha, to i prem. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clooz. Although the operations are generally limited on a Saturday, a good business has been transacted in the home mining share market to-day at sternly prices. A number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stook Ex e of list. Botallack, St. Ives Wheal Allen, • East Caru Brea, and Wheal Ludcott shares have Lao met with attention. .. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady, with moderate traneactipnL . . Subjoined is a weekly report ou the metal market :—There in no special feature in the metal market, there being little doing in any branch. Copper is quiet in demand, and the very high price of ores is hardly maintained. Iron is without change, continuing quiet. Tin is well supported. Lead, fairly firm at the quotations. Speller is rather flat, and drooping. Tin plates are un changed The half-yearly meeting of the St. John did Rev Mining Company is called for the 14th December, to declare • dividimd. The resolution passed on Wednesday by the Stock Ex- change Committee with reference to the Anglo. Spanish Smelting and Silver Mining Company stood for confirmation yesterday. The committee, however, have determined to adjourn any further action in the matter until Wednesday next. in compliance with the wish of the company, who promise to lay some information before them. The following mining dividends have been debited during the month of November : Name. Posher*. • Providence ~. £1 10 0 Wheel Merpret ...... -. 1 0 0 ... BastßararA West Besot ~.. 0 8 0 West Csrodes ...-.—.- 2 10 0 St. Ives Comae Wheal Buller 2 0 0 Trumpet Console 2 0 0 Thorns 50 0 0 Devon Geese Console ... 7 0 0 A motzet. EI,Z 2,:??? ---- .--- Wleal Owls' .... ....... 710 0 Coia Min p ors po 3 7 6 ...... Par Consols South Wheal Pour ... I 10 . 0 _ _ ... imLiirey *--- 0 1 0 East Caradoo Imperial Brazilian ...... 2 5 0 i:465 2,560 263 1,645 400 10,000 7,168 - '6OO 2,500 6,075 1,600 744 Total £86,220 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKITT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Toms tallow is quoted 575. 6d.,, net cash ; Petersberg cm the spot, 60s. ; December, ON. to Mc 9d.; lea. to lurch, 00s. ; April to June, 58a. 6d. ; . October to December, 57a. to 57a. 6L lunar AVERAOLS.—Town tallow, 60.. 61. ; fat by ditto, Ss. Id. ; yellow Rude; 61a.6d. ; melted Muff, 43a. ; rough ditto, 26a. ; tallow graves, 20e ; good dregs, 7s. • SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-('THIS DAY.) Yawn Davis and Co. report trade very dull, and heavy at last day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 80s.; supe rior ditto, 90s. to 105 s. ; inferior do.. 50u to 80s. ; roves. 40s. to 505.; clover, old, 904. to Ms. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 90a.; straw, 33. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) We Dave still to report the arrival of heavy consign. melds from the Continent, consisting of apples and pears. Pine apples are lees in request than they have been, and prices for them are lower. Dutch, Haan'airg, and other grapes continue to be imported. Good cobs may he had at Is. to Is. 6d. per lb. Cabbages, carrots, and turnips may be obtained in crantitr. Cauliflowers are sauce. Potatoes realise from bs to Os. per cwt. encumbers are scarcer. Cut lowers chiefly consiat of orchid% gardenias, crysanthemums, violets, mignonette, heaths, sad ram TEDIT. _ _ . _ Plne Apple', per lb., to to Ts Grapes, per lb., 3.1 to de POrDtgrlglatell. each, td to Id rears, per doz., ls toss IPplee. per dos, ad to L id Oranges. per 100, Oa to 10e L• 1160111, per 100. (la to lOs Nola, Cob, par lb., le to is Od Cauliflowers, each. 4d to thi -- Greens,p doz. bunches.fleed tote Cabbages, p. don, Is Od to ta Od Potatoes. p. ton. 1005 to 130 s per bun, is to 4s Od par cwt., to to es Carrota, pat bunch, 7d to 9d Turnips, par bunch, to to 5d Spinach, per sieve. Os od to is Cucumbers, each, ed to is ed Artlchokes, per dos., to to Os Beet, per dos., la ed tots Oslery, per bundle, Is Od 1.159 d Onions, per stove, 14 Od to ft Od %skate. per pun., 34 Od to 4s Od Shallots, per 110. ed to Sd Garlic. per lb, Od to &I • Lettoces,ctb., Rao., lend to Islid Oos, pee score, la to Is Ott Endive. peer score, Is to Is Cat Horseradish, per bius..lsed tots Mushrooms, p. pat., 2$ tolls Od Parsley, per 12 bunches. 2s tolls Patron, per bands, 51 to id RAILWAY MAYFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways a the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 24 amounted to 492,6101., and for the eorreeponding week of last year to 468,8601., showing an increase of 23,7 W. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termi,ni the metropolis amounted to 200,7391., and for the cor responding week of 1869 to 197,9531., showing as increase of 2,786/. The Increase on the Great Western Railway amounted to 8171. ,• on the Londots and North-Western, to 1,6064 ; on the hoyden and Mack wall to 38/. ;on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 500/. ; on the London and South Western to 1,0601. : and on the South-Eastern to 1,9811. ; total. 5,900.'. ; but from this must be deducted 343!., the decrease on the Eastern Counties, and 2,7711. on the Great Northern, leaving the increase as above, 2,786/. The receipts oa the other lines in the United Kingdom amoun te d to 261,9011., and for the corresponding week of last year to 270,9071., showing an increase of 20,9:14/., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 23,7801., es compered w;:h the came -1 pending week of 1859. The number of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Frospital for Women and Children, Edward-street, Portman-square, during the week eliding biov. 24, woo 898, of which were Dew eases. ;~s! f i X