The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1861. LAW INTELLIUENCL (THIS DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. N,3i ng s in loam.--Ohkee Lord lliief Jemtwe Cockbura lad JISUMS WidliMUl rim qtlo.ll O. DANI/U. 111101311.- %E) 1.11 Larnos.— /sous rauniqui The Anyone,-Genital (with whornwas Mr. Clvereod, q. c., Mr. Moak, y.t'. sad Mr. Cleastry,44.C.)mid— woos I moved I , • polgtoeut uettie court in thin ease yesterday, certain mat t.•. Ma e to my knowledge as to the state ut the ~ • 01, which I think it my doty towards my awl the ....art that I should tomato' be. •.• we proceed further. The nisi pritia record I the roll are both in curt. The information a .wh to ii, court sad upon which the defendant was tried as I hand guilty on the second count, contains but eta t lens, ail I now fled that the criminal information which I. mow is the Crowteoftice, Anil upon which this trial took pl•ce, certain, nine count., the truth being that the clerk io the office of the Solicitor to the Treaoary cemented the error in the prejoration of the nisi prim, to •Nril• In strictness the retool ought to h ave contai ne d e v, ry coast c, attained in the criminal informs to la preroring that document, however, three counts' la.e been omitted by a:. 01.-ut. That being the stateof Pingo who-h has conic to my knowledge since yesterday I lb uk it tight to mention the circuawtance to the court. P.llhope 1 nioy be permitted to soy that the defendant has ontfered let injustice. Ile waa found guilty on a specific nand Ouch is before the court, and all the motorail% milers the criminal information be considered a port of them. The defendant how suffered so injury by the omission referred to ae I pray for judgment only on one COMA, and that utile which lie was (wood guilty, and if it be accesoary to set only a mere technical matter right, I sin willing before judgment he given Mentor a none promoini with re ference to tho ..milted count• in the mini price record. be Lord Chief Jll4leo It is a serious oueation whether all the procaudisis are Dot a nullity. The defendant has mot barn tried on a criminal informotin, as he ought to los", been. and is peuiatily holds to be tried upon them. The Attorney-fleaeral -Nut, if I enter a nulls' pcnequi. Ris entirely a techaised error. Thu deft:adapt will outfer no hardship. 'I he Lord Chief Jaelico (to Mr. James) --What have you on this point! Mr. &heard Jame., QC., (with whom ware Mr. Price, ti C.. awl Mr. T. Jose') -My brief Si the trial coutained lime coasts, mod I an. en:proud to find the record only con tented sin. I sun not in a coalition to sty anything upon the point sow. the Lord Chief Justice—You are entithd to have time to couitioler what etzrz j . ou will panes. You can't object, The tinney Akmor7sl--Cirtaialy Del I fall I &geld set 1» discharging say duty if 1 had Lot brought this Briber 14.4. the court. Mlf. fM lad tFhiaf honor—Yam ham acted with mat pm misty ilasAg. Ilf..111.141C• W/Ightallan—l Vh baths MO 1/I . lllli la NMI be he tn. criminal witunnaticia, nail that customs aW Ni Yr. V.hrurd Jura—My brief coslaiaal was ormals. Thin 1 hos ems epos as with wpm*. 71: 1 7itemoy.134seral—I hive roortaired tie teeth of Upp.insimetaiscire frost Ilbr Cnors-01111oa. Ni. Jwitice iitecklieue —The — qesetson es, what is the Bert of the veriatiwo regorged M es the proceedtage The Lid Chief Justice—The digfeeileat has not hews noel ea the three rose* so that wad st r a. trial as all. The Attorney.Gewerel —Yes. ruder it caa be depend of by the grows eateries a agile prusequi. The Lord Met Janke t aestioa eventually to be sweidsred r whether the .p are sot • nullity, or whetter, as lb. Athgreey. s cosr.tiay to ester a sells pfterpt, the matter steels es theetsh these three aside hed bees copied isto the alei pries record. I thisk Br. imam eashb to have tune be wasftiar tbe natter. . . TM AtlenZy.Ueseral—Tbea Mr. Jame ►lissi better b. 'Meal te serm seat tens is my way b. may Walk IP ZLeril Chid Jurtiee—lat it b. so. t 4 - P if ;0 - • Oil I - 07•4 TT •r t VCm P. WILLI. —canintAL mrosuanos. -)wars! mewed se behalf el Mk. Wkallsy. r. fre , /or • nag albums you the piskikkar d the /bides, Tinee to @beg mese why • =Wiwi *fur sone aoskl set be lihd swim him tat Weis pablistisd 11. • timit 'sorra. 111 sepsered trim the stsitssaws. et hors. -retinues that Mr. Whaley hod bass es aetie• part is Ike lersisiies et =Mar sow wesisitsw a Wake, end tbe snessol libels eeetel ylbsorsei *sew e/ **sew sod usegseveisi, but /saber by eit Me We by dine* sisbement ; see sisiell thal lb, pswolial Is Wake had bum the Lamy with shish Mr. was twoosaild la ssersgssows at kis lswpabiss " tits dwWwwwst* 11011 Ship hag pie as Isw that saws se the liss .t asaawera" 4 the patsy at Wake, would km swy sownweisstisa with Mr. Whalley eseept is the gwitesus 1 s aid porky. The awe gnaw% • rale .IN. COURT OP PRORATE AND DIVOT/XL (Baer. the Judge Onliarry.) RUIIIIIATT .. VONILIIIT. Ir. UW*B appeared fer the petiremer, who sward the mposiest is Larks. as She yd of ,Jely MO. They ea- Wiled at West Derby, at tivesallebl4mo, inarbiew, sad Ira Fee sere years the urea wee a happy is., sad e re followed by the birth of a drier a i ts ti ngd. thei= art/ separatod by mere! eerie& malt atilashieset with sere sae wham arse Gerd sot le dinereir, rid it had remittals the birth else Wapiti. Oft sea. The lisibral having WI use reales Is werset Mr radect, prosered tbe nervier of William Mite, se . allsteetir, who teased bier be the lets of Wish', be Irm• l tai, to Heme.aed Many telleseseeptes. Atetielset pikes Is rood le her lodgings with the petkinase sad the reamar war of pair air demanded the dmeglibm of the/sank% Ms reaprideaf said. " Yes have bass main ber far a In sF Ms. and I suppose yea mews bows bee ; bua,, thank (nvi, yeseute,4 take this or— the boy—fromi N. She shoo toll th. detective that her boy was provided fee by • eseEleateet. hla rid she nappies,' that the father of tie add would Is diesereed as she bra hurl ; sad wldle Mae* te Mate • re he ems, declared in the art rehire mare that It ' we sr Mr. If %arra. Hosicille this a servant of the re asairst peeved that she Mil miefeened to her that she bed him tee intimate with a Yr. Wdkies, and that she was dead the was is the family-way. The child was bore in Grewamy, as te Ist of February, 1•60. Threw% salt h die ere was a very siegelar eon It rested bird rum!. ems the wife's owe steterest, which was shays a hul, erpirious. Mill, the seer bed ao right to eras without evideace that there bad bra say wilful ,ict is the part of the pilitiosar, sad It would therefore age a deeree sill. Ir. Littler said it had ben dia..° vend that wherein that Se real name of the reeposideet was Fray, and Dot Nem, Jarrett, as had bra supposed. The mut replied that if the Menial gentleman thought Yet of importance, he must serve the Marini again soil toga the .all de rim. The marriage would be dairies,' weld tbe d =erst aed the zertit ; br il whett lee the lamed iee in t . l7= himself to an allia ' . `IIP" air. um). wield take the decree for what it was worth. ft wee seseediegly proommeed. 05175 r. 0111711 AND 11117WMIN. nertitintser was a plumber at Rusty -green,Lewisham. im reemerges was deecriLed r as egricultursl labourer liar ma e la the rime village ; sad the reepoodent had with him store Easter, 1100. hv lipuilis saoreel for the wirier. tie court mad. a tkeres ow with cada. ARCHICB COURT. MILAMIRAITI 14 MOM '!•hearing of for awe mos — vossioSd this wrist at sea •tartor Hall. ,+. flitllinstre opined tbe ass far the DIM 4 chichortsr, eosesedieg Ilea - ssediai Is the toots. aid Ike iteelesisitiesl rapes of limy" is vela= U. qisrlia• at tem. the does, se lbti did slam i ibe calhodeal, bus satiilod to per /w ee Ste boatel , r , e ; that W authority was espedst to Mai ' •! - rob-rlaasi (tie drharlast) ; sad tar allibeloph the 4NAMMII of ths latter witiso the prealarle ail the oaths. .o: ought °senate those of every Alter slisupsisit, they •ohortiltints to those of the der. rh. biome will probably weepy al least sae ens day. THS POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) D4T ' ,lintrtT MTvleTt yr it ... 31 D I L . 31101nrOIX R Atilt AVIACLT. olnatim /4,ttotame. Urn.. was brought op io custody pilaw, charged with being drenli, riotous, and as og • cabala*. L A . Hiehe, the complataask rill—Cant sight o'clo:It I was relied by the waiters at an hotel I: loll .eteaort, and took ap theileloidaat mad two Whoa 'to ordered to :114. Juba's-wesil, hat wham I had gum as t• I orcharitatreet the cab leas stepped, and ens of Ye I.•• tat oats souther cab. Dermammt then coadnriod M I. 00. etee e s. N N W,. when the ammo who wan with hion •:-.1 nut, •• No, Ist.. go le Nate Haamilttnea" (a eight ire• Not bows on Peisetwallatien. Laieen6aretigenee). I did t... mittet, s o obey, se I VI dews and said it "r 1 awkward as obey wroisred in two differont lo• woo at Oh. raw time. It was at last . .wi that I .hand p to Kid* Haenilteea, where like lady . e, w is the eah aid entnained shunt tar ems limo. Ur -tut Ineanall than west Into Kahe Hrionaltin'a, wad I row weirs. fee than throe Immo Wawa Hwy ..re set • tut kilo alio tab wed &Weld to he dahlia In IS, Lorna. asd I Molt the. this.. Dallawawa aitad ar NI We was. and I laid alas iiellagno lie woad Pm it ask aad galled me •a Wd, and thus gate 4 wit ad the ash atrial* me • vigilant Wow as the week I swithar eon the chant He wan drink, bat sal SI islorlisled but that hit knew alts aria this manly woe directly ho law am . Nester -At what tints were you Gran caw! lby t • :fflapioudiali- 1 Wok bial up is Howellstreni at a Ltd* 12, owl 1 yr mot artaussr tat Jut 6 .'dock, whoa I the itattioo. Mr. Nynter (to defending—Do you wish to ask the corn. plainaut anything Defendant—Ask him anything! I simply observe that I don't remember refusing to pay the tire. Complainant—While I was waiting at Kate Hamilton a, which is • place this gentleman frequents, a cabman came up and endeavoured to obtain siapenoe from him, which he said he owed him. Thomas Haywood, 212 R. maid-1 heard a disturbance at • little after four this morning, and on going to the spot found the gentleman sitting in a cab, using very bed language to a cabman ; after which he 'topped out of the cab and struck the man twits. very violently. Mr. Poynter—Was the cabman well-behaved and civil? Policentait—Ertrernely so, awl perfectly sober. Mr. Parnter (to defendantl—What have you to say! Defendant—Nothing further than that I thought the charge very exorbitant, I animus:, and therefore did not pay it. rimy' nothing more to my. Mr. Nynter—lt is • most disgraceful act of a gentleman in your position to strike a cabman, nor is the other part of what has occurred the conduct of a gentleman. I shall indict the full penalty upon you of U. The fine was immediately paid. A prostitute, who gave her name Mary Rn6iluovs, of fet, Lupus-street, the " lady" spoken of as being in the cab with the baronet, was then placed before the magistrate, charged with being drunk and attempting to rescue Sir George Robinson from the custody of the police. Thomas Haywood, 212 Kuhl As I was taking the former prisoner Mt. custody, the present defendant came up and interfered with me. She caught bold of him by the coat. sod said be should not he taken, and as I WAS going along 'be caught me by the hair id the band. Mr. Haunter- -What is she! Policeman—A prostitute. Mr. Poy nter—Do you know her to be such! .....__ hiliceitien—She au described herself, u yuttr worship will see by the Phut. Mr. l'synter --Wird have you to wig ! ltefeadent-1 tried to prevent my friend kicking up a row. Mr. Psyater —You are bead NA► or committed for a month. The tine was paid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In ILECTRIC Tztasusi.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) LONG), ER STEEPLECHASE. Too miles and a half. Pineapple, Paeloilte, The Unknown. Corona, Inhallew, Birdbolt, `Sunbeam, Pantomime, 31 armion, The Martyr, A lama', Outlaw, and Flying Fox are bare. A'Tt' MN STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a The Dane, li.,rkshire Grey, keen*. Fialerraet Ma Par talus, The Unkoown, The Martyr, Mum, and Jim mie& us here. BRUTAL NUMMI OP AN OLD WOMAN, NEAR - c - iziiii‘JE Late on Thursday night, or early on Friday morning, • barbarous murder and robbery was sonaitted at • level erasing on So Newark bed Oarbile Rail way, about • mils and • half frees Oadhle. The osfortu. sato victim yea an old womaa, read is.. Imams* in, seventy-two years of age, who ski es rinorp spa lived it • little cottage a few pare mom toe , line. liseased's heetend formerly bold thositnatisa ; sad during • long illaree prior to his death, his wile bad performed the duty so carefully and atielmeterily, that nos hie death the mosey retained the widow in their service. Her rely eeetpseieee wen • menial daughter sad two *Slates ; Mat is the hogisaing of the week the dink ier hal gene to Liverpool, seasepasled by bar twe ebikkes, the poor aid wank ban thus len also la the coins 11 was bar duty even sight, afar the ilk ink pared, at hell pet 10 o'clock, to dale the =sorer the lime, am! take into the bows two whisk hang on each side of the railway , and bakes this time and four in the whoa she bed Seam the ptee for the Ent train, she sok* faker to do as the lino. At half pset en is the morn ing she ina found hyei servant et the company murdered, heside the hoe, withan a tee yards of the outface porch. Hoe fate was covered with blood. one eye had been ink u with a *hasp Monument, the skull was hoe- Wed, and there WWI several cute on the fees. on. of widish had apparently been isticted by • stow. The =was warm, and both lamps wen found sear. Tto gabs was nem, and in (roes of the window was kind • "hedge slasher," an instrument with • wreaks lismdle, shoat four feet ion The black ow coveted with Wood, hair *too dust, and hare and there • small piss of gime. The window bed bees broken is three plass sad this appeared kat boas dine with the skier. The door had bees keel era by • kick, sad thane was eke the mark of • piehase apes i• A =labia hal been %usually lino is the Wks keel woke • bid is the room. The drawees ked bees I brass epee, sod it is esprsed that the wesks's ▪ re. for • quarter's rest, and Masse fif. sad 104 saved to defray hoe owe feared enemas, bed bees .b. elenstal. Footmark of • man has been tesom‘ and it I mapped that is the Ant lastancie mho we, Med with • elmm . The ohd woman ens in the habit of teaks the " amber " oat with berms • sort of life ressner, and it is erappesed that las idled her with • sass the villain empisted his work with the elsolier. The amity soles also are slog every effort to akar the murderer. Tug PAINCII WALS$. —The Doke of St. Albans is hereditary Grand Falconer of England, sad being now at Trinity Callow with the Prince. and no intimate Morns with hisa. Teseday last was selected for a day's sport at rilAt; hut It tensed out • bleak. On Thursday, was out with the !terriers. Yes terday. the ishridpeidee hesinds met at !Bedford. by Colonel Wok's haws, where • Geld of about 200 had assem bled. There wee a very good me of nearby two hours from tilselferd to Whitest! Yam Cotes, end heck to Manton, Moe ths far gel into • drab, as was dissevered by the very ender* token of his mat giving up a lot of its omering to a beg pale, widish unfortunately could only drive poor Korean] teethes is the ilsaia, sad so it sailesl in poor Press and his honed@ being dias wi led Tinte d of • kill. The Prince was oat, • sad rode, es us very pinsidly and judiciously. He y liejerHenaral the Hoe. H. Braes sad ..,..—rressdale, both of whom knew well how to keep a forward potion over our Cambridgeshire country. We slated ems time beak that. Miter leaving Cambridge, his royal higheses would pressed to Oanstaatieople. This t i as barn modified, sad it new 'Melded that Ms after visiting his brother at Osanse, shall visit the lonian Nandi shortly after Christina., and thee preened to seri,. sod Egypt, returning to Englaad Were the of the Cirri Ezhibitiou. It is also geosrally that his royal highness will visit the city of Commie; to lay the foundation 1 , 40011 of the new lichool of Osumi.— Cositridge ladeptadutt. FO/11110N-UIVICI, Nuv. 19.—Notice is hereby gime. that FAli Ruassil has appointed William C. Seymour. Esq., to be agent at the purl of Queenstown, and James Oakes. Iraq., to be neat et the port of Loodoederry, for the isms of Foreign-Mike passports.—Gazdte. romon-ornen, Nov. 22.—The Queen has been to approve of Mr. William Blanchard a. cereal at elbows for the United Mateo of Auisrica.—Owertc - - - ---• Ma. Balm.?, M.P., MID MU WOWlLMlN.—Yet terday four carpll maven wore t befoul the Koch. da....iMesies is a shwa* of in some at the workpoophi of Mama Bright. of lisololake. Prom the allatimaint id the maned for the plasmodia, the nuns of dismeemos4 between Mesas. Bright and their work people WY one of limps. New machinery had been aimed in the mill by which one-third more week could be per formed without any additional labour on the part of the mill bands. The men, however, demanded a Ale proportionate to the additional amount of prodoe lama, and on the demand being refund, some hands street. Others remained at work, and these were throatmed in three is daases by the meet who were " ant " There were four mimeses, two of whom were unstated to a tortaight's lil• pranoteteut. and two M a month. Notion of appal was stem in emelt ewe. " UN•BLIK TO CONCEDE • PILINCITLL" Th. Mayor of Folkookee's annual dinner took plan at the Tows Hall on Woodsy last Om iceident odium for adios occurred during the evening —The 11ev. M. Woodward sad the Hair. D. doom at together on the mayor's right. By the regent of his worship, the Hes, Mr. Woodward mad gram before dimmer, and Om BOY. D. Jostle, ale by nmenewt. aid KMor after dinner. Whim the drat toast bad been drunk, Mr. Woodward rate from the table, sad, ionanuaiostiag with the two curates pow seat, left the room, hie curates following his wimple sifter the oast toast. This attracted as attostloo at the time, and was sot undaintood even what ao dementia could be found to respond to the third toad, which was spyn rested to the cleat The mum was, however, irnao y pat la pommies of tam mast ef the retire ment si lks Aided bedi, by a maim from Mr. Windward, expresft his regret that to insiegatam if his wordily having salld opus a Dismal* Weedier to my peen, thus ispartlag from the ease as inee mainione, he, as • elorgram of the ortabliehed eiturell, hal been anal* to F• 111.110 at the table. He bad as persona feeling in the salter. hot he wee unable So ionsode • prisseipla—Mosai 1 Case ihminhan. .... *moo SIGNAL. AVID TIC WEATHIR.—SNISLOIN FWD AFTZLNOON.—Tastarday morning, in canincinince of a telegram received from Admiral Fitzroy. • ease we. hoisted. point upwards, at the anal @talkie in oar forbear, Miming that a pale was probable from the southward, sod shisrtly after it was hoisted a strong breeze munammoed to blow from the soarth.wwit. width by nnoo had maimed into • Pim and daring the afternoon and evening the weather wan very ovally en oar meat with • good deal of ruin. Tasteriiny istemarg • lamp Seat of light vessels from the south was air ear nartinast ports. awl by the aid ad the immure elleartaig form at coannuol, they woo limoght MO Wham Several laden meek also mislaid to part •my readdsvable fleet of light ram& have ar .1%01 in the Tyse, sal their roasters state that they have MI vary rough end deny passages down. Tneaday spazially matiesod by Mr. Solo, R.N.. on Shay to ides • Pertsd of atmemearin distarlwom, was may effil sod Maw la the North Ssa. 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Ta lie 4 `pm U 34 i die par 70 71 U' 60 61 li IV SI 40 Of tie lie I/ 11 . ii 61 sr Si - i~ li - 1h 1 3 106 leB 111 17 86 0 tri 107 1W 107 I* et es rII4 Pmi it i is Sei - 7} Me 1 I 22 12 - 1 2 Si pm f tits If et dm 10 a 16 I 111 11 ii 47 IS 70 71 11 13 pe IS 19, IT 18 6 411 130 160 :1:1 piz i ril 1 dls par 4 10 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) rwe VCLoac. The funds remain steady, at yesterday's closing quotations, with very little business. In the other markets the transactions have likewise been upon a limited scale, but the tendency of prices, on the whole, is rather more favourable than yesterday. English railway stocks, in several instances, have improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 7Ofr. 10c., being sc. better than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 94, 931, and 94/, cunt div., for money, and 92! ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are respectively on to 941, and 921 to f . The official business re port is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1803, 99 ; ditto 1864, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 12e. prem. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 103 i; Exchequer Bills, small, 7s. prem ; ditto June, 15e. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, though quiet. Turkish Bonds are in better demand ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 811 to 82, and that of 1858, 711 to 721; Mexican and Venezuela bonds are fairly sup ported. Sales are recorded as follows Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 (exchange 1284 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 271, 28 ; Russian Five per ►Cents., 1001 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 421 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for amount, 811 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 72, 711; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741 1; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231, 23. HALF-Purr Two o'Ctomt. Consols are still quoted 914 to 941, cunt div., for money, and 92} to / , ex div., for the acoount. About 35,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The exchanges yesterday afternoon showed again an unfavourable tendency, bills on most places being in demand. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11 194 to 12.0 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.174 to 18.; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1119] to 12.04 ; Antwerp, .s months, 25.524 to 74 ; Hamburg, ma. hum, 3 mons, 13.84 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1184 to 1184 ; Petmaburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to ; Vienna, att. 3 months, 14.20 to 274; Trieste, eff. 80., 3 months, 14.20 to 274 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48j to ; Owl* 3 months, 484 to Leghorn. S months, M. 70 to 5; Hence, 3 mouths, 26.70 ito 5 ; N i hau, 3 months, 23.70 to 5 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 39j to j ; Palermo, 3 months, 1184 to 119 ; Messina, 3 months, 1184 to 119 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 52 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 1. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again flat, and only 5,000 bales were sold. (heat excitement prevailed at Lloyd's yesterday afternoon on the receipt of a telegram announcing the arrival at Londonderry of the steamer Anglo- Saxon from Quebec, with news of the loss of the Canadian mail-steamer North Briton, respecting whose safety so much anxiety has prevailed. The North Briton was wrecked during a fog at Minigan Island, on the coast of Labrador, on the sth inst. ; seventeen of the crew and fifteen passengers left in two boats, and the remainder were lauded. Part of the mails have reached Londonderry. No fresh insurances upon the North Briton were reported to-day, to effect them 50 guineas per cent. would probably have been required, and upon the Anglo- Saxon 10 guineas. There was little business in war risks at Lloyd's yesterday, but increased transactions are expected to-day, when the American mail will be delivered. American ships which have been chartered to load for homeward ports from India bay. been done at 1 per cent., the previous rate. Most of them are now on their outward voyages, and are not expected home for six or eight months, but as they will probab4 come back with valuable cargoes of rice, it is considered advisable to pay the extra premium. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Mew and Thorne, iroufounders and ironmongers, of the Isle of Wight and Southampton, who failed in October, a balance sheet was presented by Mr. F. B. Smart, the accountant, showing liabilities to the amount of 90,9081., with wets estimated at 7,4801. net. It was resolved by the majority of the credi tors, after considerable discussion, to atoept a com pensation of ss. 6d. in the pound, secured and to be paid in three, six, nine, and twelve months. We understand that the report of Messrs. Har ding, Pnllein, and Co., the accountants employed by the committee of depositors to investigate the affairs of the Bank of Deposit, will be in the hands of the public ou Monday next. The - capital for the new Telegraph to India Com pany bar been fully subscribed, and the shares have been allotted. The vessel, with the cable on board, is expected to leave England within • month. _ _ _ . _ The shares in the Indian Carrying Company have all been taken and will be allotted on au early day. The Corsican and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) is formed, with a capital of 25,0001., in shares of 101. each. The towns which are to be supplied, and from which concessions fur fifty years conferring exclusive privileges have been obtained, are Bantle and Ajaccio. These are places of im portanoe, both in point of trade and population, and will probably grow considerably under the stimulus of the liberal expenditure characteristic of the French Military Administration. The preli minary arrangements for the works have already been made. The company's engineer estimates the profits at a considerable per centage, and testifies his confidence by undertaking to receive two-thirds of the payment fur his professional serviced iu paid up shares. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2471. . . . An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the London Chartered Bank of Australia is celled for the 6th December to declare a dividend. . . —. The half-yearly divideuda Fire advertised on Chilien Four-and-a-Half per Cents., the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, and ou Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures. A meeting of the holders of Equador Bonds is convened by the commission for Wednesday next. The Gazette specie statement fur the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, vis :—lmports of gold, 85,8431. ; exports of gold, 65,0201. ; imports of silver, 106,04 1 . ; exports of silver, 24,1r3i. In the Court of Bankruptcy, on Thursday, the first order of discharge was granted under the 140th section of the new act. This proceeding is substi tuted for the old " certificate," and frees the bank rupt from all his debts and liabilities. An im portant variation from the old practice is that this "order of discharge" may be obtained by the bankrupt at the same time as he his last examination, unless the court shoulr set el resson for a contrary course. The bankrupt in question was a small builder, at Ely, owing about a couple of hundred pounds. • • . The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 28th inst. for the hire of a ship to carry passengers to Sydney, N.S.W. FIIDAT Ei II3MIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921, to en div., for the sth Dec., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 934 to 94 cuss div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, 94, rum dlr. ; ditto, for account (Dec. 5), 924, I, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, New Three per Cents., 921; ; Bank Stock, 231 , 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100, I, 4, cues thy: • ditto for amount, 1044, ex div. ; ditto-Ferer per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99, 981, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 15a. preen. ; Five per Cent. "entered" rupee ply, 99i, 99 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half par Cent" 1 0 The I ia Five per Cent. stock was steady, at 1041 to 1 ex div. for the account. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was (plots& 99 to and the Five-and-a-Half at 106 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 7a. is I.os. prem. ; the June 12s. to 15s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 12s. to 15s prem. The foreign stock market was quieter than of late. The exception was in the Turkish Loan el 1868, which, after being marked as low as 701, was subsequently dealt in at 711 and 71.4. The Lean of 1854 likewise left off better than yesterday. Spanish Certificates recovered in the afternoon to 6}, " buyers." Venezuela Bonds were dull, at 23 to • and Mexican rather fiat, at 271 to 28. Buenos 'Ayres were firm. Bank 'hares were steady. Ottoman Bank wens again inquired for. Oriental Inland Steam con tinue in demand. St. Katherine Dock stock was rather more offered. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-da7 were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 5;1 to b/ prom. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, ,1 to 04 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, g to b die. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 2 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, Y to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, dis. to par; Indian Carrying Company, to II prem. ; Roods, Iron Shipbuilding, to prem. • Venezuela Cotton, /to I prem. ; Metropolitan and Provincial Beak Limited), to prem. ; and National Mariam nsurauce, 4to prem. There was a rise to-day in Carmeaua Railway shares. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Or.ocK. Less business is going forward to-day in the mining market. Prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares are officially marked 27 ; East Carn Brea, 101 and 10; Marke Valley, 91; and West Caradon,s3 to 54, showing a fresh rise. South Caradon are quoted 340 to 350 ; Wheal Seton, 113 to 115 ; and Wheal Edward, 21 to 31, being better. United Mexican Mining shares are rather firmer and have been dealt in at 9,A1, and 91. Bon Ae cord have been dealt in at 1, 11, and ; East del Rey at 1 prom; Port Phillip at prom ; and Scot tish Australian at 1 and 4 prem. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations for shares in the North Pool Mining Com pany will be closed after the 2nd Dec. The prospectus of the Wed Caraise Mine is is circulation. This adventure, which is to be con ducted on the Cost-book principle, is divided into 1,000 shares of 31. each. The mine is situated ia the parish of St. Erth, Cornwall. The sett is ex tensive, and the lodes are described as both nume rous and profitable. The works will be inexpea sive, and speedy returns are hoped for. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the Circular of Messrs, von Dadelazen and North : Great calmness has prevailed in the metal market &Mae the past week, prime are well maintained, bat there is no animation or business. Welsh hare are steady, both as re gards demand and price. Bads are gradually stiffening. There is • fair demand for Staffordshire iron at late rates. Match pig iron is a shade dearer, at 495. 44d. Capper.— Smelters aro getting shy of taking orders for English, and an advance is generally anticipated. The standard of ores, however, was yesterday rather lower. A good business WO been done in foreign, and prior am rather higher. Bunn has been sold to some extent at 1091., but sellers now ask 102/. 10s. to 1031., and many holders are quite out of the market. Chili slabs have sold at 911. ; now higher rates are asked. Tis.—A good demand for Bushels ; a fair business has been done in foreign. St sells readily ; 1161. 10s. cash is now generally asked, and 1171. 10a has base paid fer three months prompt; for arrival IW. is asked. Seam business has been done in Bases atll7/. 10s. and 1161.. f.o.b. Gunned, but this is ander the Dutch price. In Holland business is reported et 71 t, millers now asking higher rates. TM plater—A fair demand, and prices are supported. Lead matinees in demand ; 20/. 6s. is now demanded for soft Eaglish pig. Spatter.— But little business morbid ; the last sale was at 191.-14 days. Siam then the market is • trifle firmer ; still wads are obtainable Ml6l. 17s. 6d., W. 11.,191. ifs. to 191. 10a. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 7,16 W., being 71. per share, arising from profits oa sales of copper ores sampled in the mouths of July and August last. After payment of the same there remains in hand a balance of 22,5831. se. 9d. is cash, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. At Long Bakke Mine meeting yesterday the se oounta showed a credit balance of 8.31. A call of 11. per slum was made. 500/. worth of lead has been sold since June last. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARXIM.-(THIS DAT.) The market is stray ; prima aisi quirked se follows Tows tallow, at Ms. 9d. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ms. 9d. ; all the year. ; Deoember, Ms. ; January to March. 525. ; March, 525. tid. ; April to Jam, 51$. 1 Ils. MARKET ATRRAGML —TORII 01110 W, Me. 3d. • fat ditto, 2s. 9d. • yellow Russian, 525. Gd. ; melt ed s 395. Od. ; rough ditto, Va. lid. ; tallow gm , Idm . ; good dre gs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davis and Co. mod trade slow at last day's prices :—Prime meadow hay, 608. to 90s. ; superior ditto. 235. to 103 s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to Ws. ; clover, old, 00.. to I2os. ; ditto, new, second cut, Ms. to 105 s. ; straw, 23. to 34a. SHARE L1875.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'llatX. The railway share market is firm to-day. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen g per cast.; Caledonian, ; and Midland, 1. Other descrip tions show no variation of importance. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to j ; Great Western, 71 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108+ tot ; Caledo nian, 104 j to 1051 ; Eastern Counties, to 1 ; and Great Northern, 1122 to 1131. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at to 2 prem., ex div. Great Indian Peninsula Railway stock, and Bahia and Great Western of Canada shafts, are more inquired fur. Great Luxembourg are dulL Ruh. wrcr' ma, INI itsawars. rim atlas ' yorterday. I Ml' ORM/CULT SILILIaII AID ROOMS. inra., Vol. &fawn V aL larkjan.,loCliaJuna Blackburn Byth an,nd Tyne &ano Slistrd,a 114.0 Bristol and UAW I ZilaTOnTai purk and liaadaa.. lOonawall 'Do. • Ano cliv. anal Do. D jp e. Dpoldtoll. 'Dublin Bothad wPorth. Abdo t e Annul lloollino *Mona Union, Stook A Do. WWI la!lSP° : !ik :-- Edinburgh and GLsgow l I SglobrO. hrtti, Dawdles 3 Forth sad Clyde J I Gissesw Washers 1 Goma Neetholesoilml e Groot Northam Po., • Nook *l ▪ Do. I Meet ot. Rooth& Wool (Iro ) Great Madam wl 110314cerVaLtilwaillt 1 WlCalablrelkiartaletre k u k u 1 10. 11 IS. 11 $O. 101 O Londe ;TALI 11;ekVal 10 1 Loe.,Brlgbton,ett Copt ILesdos.haths., &Do • Leedom & !!arth We l& Fo.IK loodoetecoathWaster, Latelooderroteolorsia nw aid ".°"l4n,' in Delripmelis .14 De. Now I De. ti ;#ltii7iiiia ill Neweastls iad Carlisle • Ne = wer& Arisockdst... 11 1, Werrime. las. I Ihit ',Mob /North Drat Ball a D ne - A --- r: Di. laid. IM T6;17 lartrecta Liaisi itl.WealoneJea, I ti•-.‘iiv Palm's* 11% iil 6l ZlsYsel ag•!!!4 111 . I AkicAlt Ileirtlitilaleir Sarepolin Vik llbsaa aftivibserwim Ilse* Devoe &nab Webs & Tab& • !herb= ele fasks&W•l=o • at& mew _ _ Pipit 1 ft. I Vale et lea* itikel W.Zs =lt a= Wei Ditto 2.1= 41141, 11 tillgallii RAILWATI. &NI . I Nat. Abov. J us. SIM Amelia, A, 6p. al Do. D. AR ad Do. 74.66. &Dana la.,Sp o, allfal Do. do. Do. New p. al A loam Oslo. 4 p. al I.&A. & Glaaapow $p al Idlo.,Perth,Dtu6,6.pa Great Nor th am, p. al Do.dc.nd.ot Up.alp . Do. tj puma Do.6p.c.nd..ss papa OR N. looiand. tat M Ot.Waat.(Dattaltliasts Do. raison. apt p. asso Do. redosi. 4 p. cast Do. ifTWONIL p. Do. 6p.clredwooPrel. Do. &no. Prat MIFF D).Claatorltiaagto Do. do. do. tp. a. Do. Ifirm. Duo. eta* Do. Vbsal. Oua Manx Do. do. do Do. do. do Laoa& loath. apa.SR Laa&Datala.4 Paella la I Do. 6 p.c. do. Na Du. p.a. do. .... Do. 6f.e. do. No. Do. pa. do. .... 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No.p fp. ad Prod tt IDadapsno p. 4.4441. lIINSION A 6 Ili 16 96 101 i 1041 II • 42 U Ili 111 Let lit $4 41 47 10 U 36 ft 10 110 al lei la Ilia 114 111 118 130 IS! 106 106 701 71/ 66 66 108 1014 66 67 116 118 47 •9 ilk Set K N • lA} I 1 1. 81 104 S 6 0 04 al 164 my 101 571 4 I. sii 54, Ai 00 bb e 7 to 10j 101 4f a die 00 122 114 0 42 47 141 44 441 87 9111 lit 78 i 96 dB 96 97 6 6 • ao • $ 116 116 6 MI 66 46 67 141 111 101 102 110 118 104 110 LOT 100 124 144 110 U 110 111 00 SI 114 110 110 111 103 101 107 100 91 100 89 91 90 91 101 104 04 10 17 18 10e 11 7b 71 WI 01 1I 0 2 111 111 112 . 115 UM lid Ut 112 122 In 110 1141 111/ uo 1 on r MI 73 75 Pi 94 ISt 14 124 116 1114 12i ILI , 1 I 0 06 7.6 1 ;_pm Int i I U. Lt.r. :J Jt. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Supplies and prices about the same. Home grown pro duos is still equal to the demand, with perhaps the excep tion of peen, which oume chiefly from the Continent and the Channel Islands. Grapes and pineapples are abundant. Of cauliflowers then is still a small supply. Potato market& are unaltered sines our last report. Cucumbers, though scarce ' are sufficient for the demand. Cut flown chiefly consist of orchids, chrysanthemums, violets, mig nonette, heaths, and roses. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIOrOoL, NOV. 32.--ailedonla6, 1041 106 — Cistern Coun ties. 10 13-10 10 13-16—Great Northern, lit 113—Creat 71, 111—Lensaahlre and Yorfohlre Stock, 103 s 10S ; —Lontat= North Western stock, 531 031-31anchester, alteftleld, and coln. 43J 451—Midland stock. 1311 1311—Dllin new shame, 11 1 p.—North British, 631 64—North Staffordshire. 4 , 41 d North Eastern, Berwick, 100, 1001—York and North Midland, tail in—Leeds capital stock, all 3.4 —Mouth Eastern and Dower. ii 13-16 14,-111—West Midland, Oxford. 461 494—Buffalo and Lake Maros, 44 4 16-16—Dokb Rhenish, par 1 p.—Brawl Trunk of Canada, 4 13-16 b 1-16—Great Luttonbourg, 0 3.10 04—Great Western of Canada, 101104—Illinois Central, 04 391 d.—file ten assessment), 271 Mt—Thames, and Mersey Insurance, 1 1.16 13-16 p. NUMMI& NOY. !t—The market opened rather lower sal motioned so all day, closing rather under the low, et quotatians. Saks:—Caledonian, 1041—Grand Trunk of Canada, 5 1.16-Oral Western of Canada, 101---Great Western, 'l4—lllinois Ceutnd. 40d.—Lance:kin, and Yorkshire, 10114 6 1 9—Lotitlnn and Nola Western, an .—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 45) MI d land, 13I1—New York and Mrle, 274 4—"..nth Eastern. IN 1/416--San Paulo, 4.1 —Liverpool and London lu,tr.ince, 61 p.— Ulyestnae and Lantsuiter, 23-111fuois .td paid . , 3J—Dubllu and Drogheda, 124.1. ERRATUM.—The following passage, which on curred in the telegram from New York, per Glasgow, published yesterday, was erroneously telegraphed by the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company : " It ia reported that Jefferson Davis would certainly he relieved from the mvsidency." It should bare been " re-electcd to" and eel "relieved from the presidency." THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. —M. For tamps, President of the Belgian Commission, accompanied tU. Oscar Offermann. M. Delepierre, and M. Chanel' De ls, had au interview yesterday with her 51:,].-aty's Commissioners for the International Exhibition of at their °edam is the Strand. Tzerric Riscrtm.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 16, amounted to 506,1461., and for the corresponding week of last year to 502,6261. ; showing an Mcrae.* of 3,630 f. The gross receipts of the eight railway,' having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 126,2461., and fee the corresponding week of 1660 to •.!11,566/., show ing an increase of 4,67141. The increase on the Festers Counties Railway amounted to 1,594/. ; on the Green Northern to 1,0112/. ;on the Great Werern to 2,4091. ; on the London and North-Western to 795/. ; and on the London and South-Western to 608/.—total, 6.061. Bag tram this must be deducted 411., the decrease ois the London and Blackwell. 264 t. on the Loudon, Brighton, awl South Coast, and 1,715/. oe the South• Easters, together 2,020/., leaving the increase, r above, 4,6761. The re mire on the other Brain the United Kingdom unmated to 279,9001., and for the corresponding period at Lee year to 261,0581.,. showing a decrease of 1,15111., which, &dried from the increase on the metropolitan lines, leaves the total increase 1,520/. as compared with the carter poodles week of 11160. M