The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-03 00:00:00

UAW nrrnuazscz. (TIM DAT.) COrRT OF COMMON PLIAS. Vatlap is bum. Lord amid I =Cm Us Ind Jas. Wes Willis* By* sad LesAin) Paula r. —WM. Thai was as adios brought apart the peeprestos 0 1 lb. DeMI" fkirgvept, to recover damages far two alleged libale .ad at the JAM Wad the Lord Chief Jetties, the Puy f..orod for the sisfeedant. Mo. Masten sow moved for a rule for a new trial, epos the grounds of taisdinctire, and Most the mediet was ..osusst the widow,. The phinedll err a merime Mere dealer at Qariaaa, and had palatial a Wig is ISM ..,, 1 htouhoo4 offering to perehmee • peat wavabee at article.. A eery of this Mil set Me re less of Mr. Aldermau liumpbsey_ vote, ether SO lon etieetiae et the public beim M the 011.6211 Abc..courk whited limes Ware hies, nolo nue lemets sees beim t he which he aid &mei • spews thee see met posideme ite ,lerte, sodas eat isimemie seeterste l. r.b their d Oen tensthe the paw = 1. 4. NIEL haw goodly sleadms erelde simemilles tjesthe phitelre „marine the pew, red tile wilds IMO let es••is the aerued cowl. The lam& wed sew sehmiltel thst his kniship W eledireeled the jesy _inimeseh as be eiatply ktt the quilted to them, whether the aseemeata epos the lesdhill by the paper WOO tile mil mow Ate resameede ; whereas, he should lee Mid them that there mot be a verdict for the plaintiff Helot count, ...Launch as the remark/ made by Mr. Aldm.sa Humphrey rev as vemathoresed, voluntary, and extewledicial stater es , us, and that the paper had no right to report it. It was settled law that a correct report of such remarks was not Chief Justice thought that the whole diacumiou .1 the trial mot as the woad count. Mr. Itlbtos—Dritanso Mr. J►mes, for the defendant, almost ...Matted QM thin OSA be a verdict for the plaintiff "'Ur tat ( 1 31 :4' . . . . . — The Lord Obis( hailee—No doubt the whole defence raCier weed Is milaptio• of damages. If, however, the judge °untied it paha of law in favour of the plaintiff, though the wuneel dU sot draw attention to it, the plaintiff was to redress for the mimeos. Mr. /Wilms—lt woe upon that view that he submitted that there was misdirection, became his lordship hail not dinvted a verdict for the plaintiff upon the first oount. Justice Williams—But how could he have done that corii,tently with Foes Act, which said that the . 1 1...ti0n of lihel,or no libel was fur the Tory ! The Lord Chief Judie'--If any disUoction had been taken between the first and the second count, he should have laid it down that the question was whether the cam of Mr .tlderman Humphrey and the comments ei ti.e piper were fair comments on the handbill, so that then the course of the trial would have been the same as it m fact was. The real point wee whether the law, as laid down by Lord Elleuborough, in reference to reviews in an against the ZdinGitryA, applied to theca:means upon • baud'all. J tams —There was this difference—that the rower referred situply to a literary production, whilst the o.ninients upon the handbill reflected upon the moral t.r ..f the plaintiff. Mr. Justice tt illserns and Mr. Justice Myles their opinion further that the point raised by 3dr e 7rlr sa ttet IFYI worthy of +scoriae. . . fir. Fttl.t.a also admitted that the verdict was span* the cadence. The L nl Chief Justioe said M. Ribton had satafled the chat be should have • ride upon two pounds of !sir duect...n --first, because the judge had not d•awn She ale koCius of the jury to the drat count in nuns way or other ; .not ae,ondly, because he had laid it down that the law ankh applied to cntariarne upon • book applied also to the crit4:1311111 upon this handbill The rule would also go upon the .tosind that the verdict was against the Olidolloll. Rule greeted. WILT , ' r. TIII ATLOTIC 10TAL tt.tlL MAN SATIOATION (!IiTt7T_WITTIR).-lAN Or LCWAGE BT TIM WUC& Mr. Donn said the arm was tried before Lord Chief justice Cockburn is ti=whea the verdict was for the plaistdf. The r hoover, was fur • rule to viler a verdict ler ai tredefeshole et a sonsint. The plain t:tf bad talus a hum New Turk to Galway la the tr; , . ore of unlawne ships, and the Argo woe o reversion the coast of Newfoesdiand, and the plaintiff thus hat met of It . ii r st int aimed to recover for this lona on the the wreck h upod bees caved v the negligence the captain O going tee fest during ..iense fug. and thus teethes Get of Ida comes. The two rout, Doe noted for the court erase epos the prow tKket, which the plaingff took who. he laid hie p00r n0,...y The ticket aaid "Ie case of thew or detention the ship during the voyage by may of too accidents of nariptioe, or by the dan• pis .4 the we. on liability el any had r to Ouch to the proprietors." Upoe thin cooditios it woo ...tended that the commie .oe Dot liable; and the wood was this t•—••The . ship will nut be accountable for binzar, ruts iw other thawnicion of prat erty unless a bill .1 Wm; has hews {rex! theref.r." In this use there was an till of ladies. Another ctreumstance woe that another root lot sued is Ireland under similar circumstance, and Iwcn wasuiterl. Rale pante& COCRT OF EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. 11.0 tweed Judges thie Inert sesentlated this • . ht, $ kW the for Desna( erioneso, in grew fess Wee eug=ve Courts of oto, n —From the QM'. Each, Tuesday, 7th, and U—lnt.lay, :Nth wet. ; fruit the Court of Common Musky. Utle. and risky, 30tle inrt. • , and from the Court of Extbsqeshlbiurdsy, Dee. 1, and Mooday, Dec. 3. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARYLFBONE. Alt' MIMS Of BITDICAL irTTDENTS AT 1111,111G117. .V.. Henry Whet/. • student at St. Mary's Hospital, and Mr. IT %MN 8111itik, alw , a medical student, were chariW skew Mr. Xanalleld with nnging several door balk in St. J. La'.-wood, be which each was liaht. to a penalty of 40a. B, bee.eowelaiiie 955 8 said that between l anti 2 o'clock that morning be was on duty in the St. John's.wood•road, ...am L. Km the prisoners pi op to the doors of two pet. itr homer and nag the door balk. He followed them, epee he am owe .4 them &pin ring another door belL t ate.... then took them into custody. )Ir. Mansfield Ito (lie prisoners) —What have yowl* say ? Priariaers—Nnthior, sir. The c^isetal.le sail that they had been bailed. thaasii id- You are each of you fined 10a or 14 days. The NM were feud and the prisoners discharged. A LAirc•li neIiGAIL .ting man who gave the name of John NaJda. whose dean was compriaQ entirely rigs, was charged with 1...; drunk nod rairaing a .listorhatio• ladle. It 112, said that *Lout hall.put sorsa o'clock 1 4 eight he waa in the Bishop's-wad, whoa he heard a eastarbarsee. He went to the spot, and found that the err, who was drunk, wee .*ruing it. A genVernan told sr.a.evi that he had taken a knife from the pnioner, who •• ruining after a.ris• boys with it. He (the gentleman/ • I that he only went about for the purpose of beoanng. 1. ..Ike thing away another knife. Matess4l---lfss the prisoner been here before? yonoable -He bee, sir. He is 4 Lomat. A shilling was I. Priewer- -I came from [timber, sir. Mr. Mansfield- It is a pity that persons give these men osi mower. They have every opportunity to be sent back I. Itonilety, lint they deel‘ne to go, and the town is in. f...t-1 with them. they are not t'y any means proper oh eta. cLitit. The prisoner tir•s sent for 14 days to the Home of Cor r akin. THE BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OP LIPS • - ------ -- AT inIVS-CROSS.- CORONERS INQUEST.--(Telli DAY.) Ti.ie morning a jury assembled before Mr. ~:.Irv. the coroner for Wed Middlesex, at the Victoria •••ne awl Hotel, York•ro. n l, liiog's,ross, to investigate eirettuatititeee caniseded with the deaths of George V , in•, regime driver, and Charles Tann, tiretruin.who were Thttreda) last by the explooino of a boiler at the M. trvp.litan or Subterranean Hallway, King's-mow, Mr. W. Vallaisee attended pi the put of Mr. Jay, the nift.i, for for the works. and Mr. Lewis, of flr•phoe, for I. fra , tubt ~f both the dree•ard. fn coroner said it would he quite memeary that an ad : ' , ll:.nout .1...41 take rdare, and therefore it woad be , etter Lot to New. the inquiry that day. He had eoesulted •ak the jury, and they had determined on an adjoarareent t.:i )loniay nett.. Ir.l &Ikea, mai on the part of Mr. Jay he should make lot , otorenimers the convenience of the jury. Mr. Jay • ~ k ift.4l the fullest inquiry mod the fuller aria worn com 1.. a c..ukl the MOTS it WiMilti 10, t.. Mr. Immediately after the accident the boiler was covered oV witha tarpoulm, and it now remiss Neeitely in the t• at the woo of the accident iu order thAt the jury n .ht eta 1111 l eeel he ab.uld recommend that the jw7 should the hospital, without the peewee° of strap. n, awl h.• le.je.tl that ho remarks would he made upon • tney *or. Tl, •• w,.‘11,1 then proceed to the wens of ter etptowan, when, harms made ea inspection of the G... r. An eJ e totamue nt be cones to. • j icy oll , ,wea the mcomtnendsnion of the coroner, I their return tee adjournment wee lined foe Mouday • c. .1 grate • hate br m seat to Plymouth for —e • 4 his Raysl Highness the Priam of Wales. oho is • ^' leeted Mau America It is esideritood that the I r u4l Ludas Moan* Edelmn. itrE mums,. ÜBDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1860. II3BIL-(1,13 DAY.) • anted (Eatunehty) mewing between the haunt ea I mad 2 °Week esmillembile Marro wee MOW throughout the plehisis el Dow aed strnctive fire In the prendese belonging to Mr. *Amite in Threeotes•yeed Bow, belded -40 Three Tuna tryout The premises had been converted into stores for ear% ha, whilst two others were need as the occupiers' privet* residences. The flames commeneed in one of the storm next to the dwelling-how., and in the space of a few minutes after the discovery was made, the ire shot forth in large sheets and ignited the dwelling. I hones and also soother store filled with grata, am well as the stabling. At that . time there were five pinions in the dwellingtionse, of three children, their mother, and an elder daughter. Yes. Carter, the proprietor of the Three Tuns, Bow, immediately ran off to Bow Church, for the aid of the Royal Society's escape stationed there. This wee prey* brteght to thew/it, and Cooductor Pert i having lohipped hie Wise, enesseled in saving the nee endensuwed peseess, lied it nee been for the sor rier Mans rendered the polio =et have thrown them. selves boni the window en to the dew lip beneath. The eneenster next essenedek het et &we eh*, in saving the Imes hem the dada The Ire mid net be extinguished mon the stabbni end ern stores were entirely consumed, end the dwellinghowo pertly deelsoyed. The loss is very heavy. Whilst the above fire was aging the firemen bad their attention suddenly attracted towards town by easing flames rising probably ow hundred feet into the air. The fire had taken plans in the extensive premises of Mr. Vince, • lath lender, carrying • large shipping trade in Queen-road. Ratliff. Behind this extensive property were still larger premien', belonging to Mearer Sanedenon sod Co., the siag hoop, benders, while Church street Chapel adjoined the other sides of the manufacturing premiaes. The whole of the property of Mr. Vince is de. stroyed, and nearly nee-tenth - of limn. Saandereans' pre mien. The chapel is also partly consumed. The total lea moat amount to =say thousand pounds sterling. The origin of the fire is enveloped in mystery. A tire in the premises of Mr. Cronch, masioal instrument maker, Flighxtreet, Oamberwell New.road, nearly de stroyed the workshop. THE S?1?NIT MURDER_EXTRAORDMART ti: 19 ~~~ k ~~~ SHARE L1822.-THIS DAY. ?we ellimet. The railway share market to-day,. though ex tremely inactive, is firmer. An unprovemenk of Ito per wont. has taken pleas in Great Western, Caledonian, Great Northern, and South Eastern stocks, which have been chiefly inquired for. Other descriptions are quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1004 to 1; Great Western, 721 to ; Laneashire and Yorkshire, mt I ; Ca ledonian, 94 to 92 ; South to 1 ; Easters Counties, 511 to 524 ; and Great Nort her n, 114 to alb. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, alto die. Grand Trunk of Canada are not so firm as yesterday afternoon. Great 3iTestern of Canada are steady. Pernambuco are heavy. OBDP2fAIY SRAM AND lITOOKA MIMWATS. V weL alllaarVaL .00.,a0kaaJams all Blaakbass W 111,7111 and Tyr all Baotou. lIINMAICILCI 100 :Bristol and giabat 100 Clikledoslas all Oark and Ilandes Osanall . . II 114 TO 116 1 1 1 ni 4 , SS N St NI Do. A •no div. until o. Do. B j p.a. la veld so IL linblla 'ad Binkail Jos. Dand..Pcrth.••lidia Sot Itaatirn jth eeTatioa I_Sum Odom. Stagg • . 100 idlabarS 1011 irweb • isakes anal Da • Weak I 1 Cit. Booth& West. R (Ire. ook ) I Onrei Weston. 100 Do.litoarYeLOaa.etk NA lasscalairek Yorkshire inn itesiksrall Coast iw,allov. le•illas Meth Wes t& an idoldeftlleiliwn ISsa.SULALlssalask uMoiripoMimi Midlnd /0 Ds. 11m Derby ill MU. 04. 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IL Scolds li lam a ilex* 1 Olobarrhie -- i an an M a en liii. 77 a a Ile 16k 60 66 le a as I.► Ili IS •t TO T 3 U 60 21 U 12 1 lki ii ii 1 Of dla a 41 al 171 1111 ii . 21 6 be SO IS U ST 16 SI 11 16 111 111 U NI 21 30 00 M 106 106 97 iY iii ift I 1 Jla 1 I pm -. llti_ ler IL SOH 106 loin i T ---- 40 Rd - IN 3 4 4 1 r el 2 2 I 11 .1. .:,11 g 411 0 711 0 e ge Pg 17 17 lit 1 11 I 11 47 0 zd 10 . 116_. II a i a Me OW. .. le. le. leglatared.. mat La. 00. Up. Oro. la blames'. laad. 1T II 19 MR. M 1111211. 1 411 TIIADI SALL --This sale, which will take place next week, is noticeable for the number of historical works, founded on new letters and documents, which it contains. Bacon, Pope, and Pitt—not to speak of such lesser lights as Lord Colchester and General Sir Robert Wibion—areto 00020 out of the Albemarie•atreet press new men. William Pitt is to be illustrated by docu ments never before published ; and we trust that Lord Stanhope will, in due time, be able to overcome that family resistance which has, so far, kept from the reading world any exact knowledge of the cir cumstances which prevented the marriage of Pitt to the lady who afterward, became Lady Buckingham shire. Pitt's letters on the subject are in existence; they an not more curious and romantic than creditable to the great stateernao, and to the young lady who was the object of his attachment. In the "Personal History of Lord Bacon" we shall have more than a hundred new letters—most of them relating to the domestic and mond history of the father of modern science ; in letters from Lady Bacon to her son, letters from iiZZ Bacon to his mother and his brother Anthony, letters from Lord Essex and Sir Robert Cecil, and various grants from Queen Elizabeth. Of Alexander Pope, Mr. Murray is to give us upwards of throe hundred new letters, together with an explanation which will give to the existing Pope Correspondence a meaning wholly new and se nag. Pope will some out of this scrutiny into his life and Lter ary exercises a perfectly different Spire from that under which the satirist ham heretofore masked and hidden himself.— AtArnauni. - - • OZITICH or ENGLAND YOUNG MIN'S &MEM The fret of the annual onume of lectures on behalf of the East London Branch of this moiety wee delivered at the Beaumont Institution, on Thursday evening leek len,t d befiev. Canon Champneys. The chairman, 81r 8.. W. 11. P , opened the meeting by calling the atientics of the ammo= and highly respectable audience before bins to the beesiits of the society, soliciting their assistance by contributions either in money or books. The lecturer this prooseded with his lecture = " tea," in its chemical, cow menial, moral, and religious bearing, which he treated in his venal heinourseine and p l eas i ng manner. Th e next • lettinye will lee Jebailliereogeo, ea •• Two Ihgpp in Witi" Prrana AND MALDON RATLWAT.—DMinfistle. car week meetings have then Dad at Malden and ingdon to promote the eenstettetion of areaway ham Meek on the Tilbury and Bothissaid Nes, kfaldan. Moe line, if carried out and extended se proposed to Colchester, will apes out a new rommuuication between the metropolis and the counties of Essex, Suffolk, aad Norfolk. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firmer. An improvement of 1 per cent has occurred, a somewhat more favourable view being taken of the probable effects. of the successes in China. There is also a large arrival of Australian gold. Very little business 'is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. The share markets, however, are ge nerally firm. The stocks of two or three of the principal English railways have advanced. Grand Trunk of Canada remain heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 45c., being I per oent. better than yesterday. Cloosois ere officially marked 93 and 921 for mow, and 921 and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 93 for cash, and 93 " buyers," for the Bth instant. The official business report is as follows : ' , Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Stock, 2221; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1031 ; Exchequer Dills, 3a. die. The improvement in Turkish stocks is main tained ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 701 to 711, and that of 1858, 671 to 581. There are some inquiries for Spanish. Other descriptions are very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :-- Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881 ; Equador New Consolidated, 121; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto for account, 49 ; New Deferred Three per Cents., 401, 40 ; ditto Passive, 231 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 681; ditto, for account,sl3, 571. The Swifteure has arrived off Penzance from Melbourne, with 70,6230 z. of gold, worth 284,500. HALT-ran Two o'CLoci. Consols show • fractional reduction compered with the prices current at 2 o'clock, being quoted 92i to 93, both for money and the account. In the Consol market the rate for loans remains at about 2 per cent. The advicee from the Continent continue to re port that M. Mires, of Paris, has contracted with the Turkish government for a loan of 8,0000001. in a 6 per cent. stock, at 50. It is to be hoped that the contractor does not rely upon the London market. The rates of discount in the principal continental cities are as follows :—Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels, 3 per cent. ; Vienna, 6 ; Berlin, 4 ; Frankfort, 2f ; and Hamburg, 2 per cent. The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday was under 2,0001. The Vanderbilt has arrived from New York with 31,0001. for Eng land (which will be sent abroad) ; and the Oneida, from Brazil, with 27,4961. The Ripon will take, to-morrow, 153,8621. in specie, of which 116,8811. is for China and the Straita (including a government remittance of 85,2501. for Hong Kong), 31,7061. for India, and 5,2751. for Alexandria. 142,9711. is silver and 10,8911. gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced little alteration, but the tendency con tinues dull. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 menthe, ILI6I to 17 ditto, short, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI6 to 17; Antwerp, 3 months, 85.271 to 321 ; Hamburg, ms. torso, 3 months, 13.51 to 14 ; Paris. 3 days' sight, 25.121 to 17f ; ditto, 3 months', 25.37 f to 40 ; Franldortsm-thwil, 3 months, 1171 to f • Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 34f to 35 ; eft. do. three mons, 13.65 to 70 ; Trieste ditto, 3 mouths, 13.65 to 70; Ma drid, 3 months, 49j to f ; Cedis, 3 months, 491 to I ; Leghorn, 3 morths, 25.60 to 5 ; Genes, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 • Milan, 25.421 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 39j to 441 f ; Palermo, 3 months, 121 f to 122 ; lissina, 3 months, 1211 to 122; Lisbon, 90 days, 52j to 53 ; Oporto, 90 dam 53 to j. Some of the private China telegrams report a decline of id. isithe exchanges at Hong Kong and Shanghae. This would tend to check the remit , tames of silver thither. At a meeting yesterday of the committee which was appointed at a general meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Robert Davies and Co., bankers, of Shoreditch, Mr. Jeremiah Long in the chair, it was unanimously resolved :—That Messrs. J. and J. H. Linklater and Rockwood be appointed the solicitors of the committee and of. the assignees, and that they be requested to take the necessary steps to secure the appointment of Mr. Jeremiah Long, Mr. John Martin Brown, Mr. William Est wick, Mr. Jeremiah Drake, and Mr. Francis Searle as assignees of the estate under the bank ruptcy ; also that the chairman of the committee be requested to address • circular to the creditors, inviting their co-operation in securing the appoint meat of assignees. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday were' 15,000 bales, making a total of uo less than 111,470 for the week. We understand that a deputation of influential shareholders in the Pernambuco Railway Company will have an interview to-day with the Brazi lian ambassador, in order to ascertain the views of his government. They are desirous of learning the conditions, if any there be, upon which the govern ment will extend assistance to this depressed un dertaking. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 31, compared with that for the previous week, shows the fo llowi ng changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 4,156,309 Incrtsaa 743,544 Other deposits 13,736,933 Decrease 1,049,665 Orertuseut securities in hea dog department 9,490,273 No change Othereecurities in bealebig department Coin and bullion in both ivesiente ..... 14,127,873 Decrease 307,403 ilia ved bib 762,735 Deeressa 31,479 The Bad _1,389 Nolte it room ....... Decteme 3119, Total rauttettetisktat) in bagitiogpielmint 7,099,443 Demme 383,768 This return indicates • decided increase in the commercial demand for money. The "other " de posits have been trenched upon to the extent of more than a million ; and although this movement has been to a great extent oounteraoted by the in- MMe in the Government deposits, there is still a decrease of 383,7681. in the Reserve. There is also a f • off of 307,4031. in the coin and bullion. These c point to a dearer money market. The Gam/A statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: imports of gulci, 203,6731. ; exports of gold, 385,9381. ; imports of silver, 90,2181. ; exports of silver, 27,1791. BANK OF IMOLLND.—Aa Acoonnt pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Vic., C. for the week ending nu Wedseeday, Oct. 84 1800. ISMS DZIAULTYLIT. Notes Issued 427,a1,6110 • Ojeerninent deb.. £11,013,100 Other securities . . 3,11.310,1100 Oold coin and bul lion Myer bullion --- 427,50L150 DAMIEN D AITIMIT. Proprietors' Capital /1140411,000 tiovertunent Seca- Rest M* Mies (including PubUo Deposits (in Dead Weight Mi dwifes )bhp , unity) Bar. Banks, Com- Other securities mis. of National Notes Debt. end Div. Coil and &her Ames) 4,116.1i1e Celia WASP Other Depalle.... ANNAN emu day endears, les 79£X6l ---- /21,3C.1NS ,11. 11A 1:3 1 007,110 Nor. I. 18110. . 11.411 ALL. INdsof Wider. £27,5C0,550 rani Imam Consols, which closed on Wednesday at 92k, "buyers," for money an next Thursday's settle ment, opened and closed to-day at the same quota tion. The "continuation" to the Bth December did not exceed to 3-16 per cent., the last pries for that period being 93 1-16, " sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 93, 92 , 93, 921 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, k, ; New Three per Cents., 91/, ; Now Two-end-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Bank Stock, 1131 ;' Dube; Stock, , 1001 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1031, 1021, 1031; ditto Four per Cult. Debenture*, 1869, 961, ; ditto, Bonds, 30., Bs. dia. Indian government securities were dull. The The per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted log to 1031 ; and India Bonds, Bs. to 3e. dia. Exchequer Bills have declined to 3s. dia. to par. The late rise in Turkish stocks was fairly sup ported to-day. The Loan of 1858, after touching totle to t, left off at 571 to 581, whilst that of 1864 closed at 701 to 711, being rather better. Spanish and Mexican Bonds were steadier. In the market for bank shares the only altera tion was a slight improvement in Ottoman. Scottish Australian Investment stock rose 2 per . cent. South Australian Land shares were likewise minised for. Peninsular and Oriental and Electric telegraph stocks were Bat. Canada Government Six per Cents. were again inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur anon, to 2i prem. ; Thames and Mersey 1410 :igei f to i prem. ; Universal Marine Innuranoe, f to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dia ; East India Irrigation, It dia. to par ; and Mihail Iron, kto prem. 42 7 4 iUi ziff OP Tis "iiti3oYll.- A memorial drawn up by the prisoner, James Mullins, by himself, in his own language, was yesterday transmitted to the Home Secretary, through his solicitor, Mr. Hubert Wood, praying fora commutation of the capital sentence. The memorial is an follows : ifullinTWialTesio;;Pi;;;;nie di/Realties against him at his trial. These are chiedy the alibi proved in favour of Emma on the Monday evening, and the time at which he states he saw bun deposit the parcel. "There may be two suppositions with regard to the time of the murder—one placing it on the Monday night, the other on Tuesday morning ; in either case oo prod against me. First, if committed on Monday, mychildren swear I was at home all eight from 7 o'clock. He also wishes that Mrs. Music should be found out, is she would probably swear she knew him to be at home on that night or evening. The alibi in favour of Emms woold only showthat he did not commit the murder on Monday night, but yet he might have received the pared from the man who did. In the second supposition, that it was oommitted on Tuesday morning, no evidence was given to show that Emma er way o .. t . h . s2rjerson ma y not have committed it, as the alibi was only for Mon day , yet it was distinctly sworn by rti!Throes, livin g opposite, that she saw some plum ma nn papers at the top window on Tuesday morning, between the hours nine and ten o'clock. That must be jut before the mauler was committed, as the person could not go tack again after oammitting the deed on the previous night. Why abnuld not this woman's evidence be believed, when she had the daylight, and could not be mistaken in seeing the mum moving the papers? The witness Stephen moo, who has proved that be law a man named Howland, one of the decesawrs collectors, come from the deceased's house on the morning of Tuesday, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, with a quantity of paper hangings under his arm—this witness proved that How lan d seemed quite confused when spoken to by the witases on trade, who bad known him a long time before, and after hearing of the mottles pre information to the polio& This man Row. had was in conversation with Emma the trill. With to the hour on re thirevions night. This was sworn to an stated of the pleas( of the parcel t shod, prisoner might be easily deceived, as he bad so watch to tell him the hour, sad he could sot see any clock. Prisoner submits that be was not convicted from legal evidence, but through pre. Judie., and he trusts that the Hon. Home Secretary will consider the whole case without prejudice, and prove to the world that the life of • man is too sacred to be taken es mere suspicion. Prisoner feels that the police have hese very sharp towards him, but not in endeavouog to ascer tain whether some one else might not have committed the crime, and that if they had gone immediately on receipt of information from prisoner. they might have found the re. mender of the parcel in Emma' cottage. (Biped) Jawast Mntitse.'• Im non to the prisoner's own statement, Mr. Wood has also urged opoo the coonderation of the Secretary of State the following fact. :—That neither oe the hammer, the cloth.e, nor the boots was any trace of blood found, altlion;h they hare bee. easefully examined ; from the evidence the feet is quite irrecoecileable with Mullin.' guilt. '2;017. That the evidence of Mrs. Barnes, a highly respectable wa ne.% entirely corroborates the witness Stephenson, end this evidence throws considerable doubt on the eau fee the pro. sedition. 3rdly. That the Chief Heron's resserin se to the prisoner not giving any account of the powienion of the cEtLers not in aocardam e with the principles of the law of as so man is bound to criminate himself, and eves if Mullina had been a receiver be would ,not be liable fee murder. 1 4. St. Ile THE nescaerzs NVEDEIt. An adjunrned inquest was held on Wednesday but, before Henry Maybury, the coroner far the county of Brecon, at the Camden Araks Hoted, Trecastle,oa view of the body at David Price, furrow, mod it i, g2 living at a farm called Comdyheefa, in the partih al Deceased had been found lying deed very early on the mew ing of di. leth ultimo, in ield &lee Farm, through which a pathway pissed to his own house, about a quarter of a mile distant. The thaws_ peoditinet, estsevi•D7 • shirt (root, were completely eatinuted with blood, and the body bore marks of nuet brutal violence. The ribs on one side had been wholly kicked or beaten in—three being fractured, and two penetrating the cavity of the chest. The lower yert ohne of t he neck tee:lbsen dislocated, and the head tad facie were covered with cute, indicted with some sharp Instr.- meat late a chisel. There were also two deep wound. la the right thigh. Two persona were brought up by the polio, on suspicion : the one, John Williams, a farmer, living at Close, ma which farm the murder had token ploce—he was de fended by Mr. T. Jonas, Llandcoory ' • the other, David Day ies, a labourer, living in lodgings in the net bbottittood. who was defended by Mr. C. Bishop, Llandovery. The evidence affecting Williams merely amounted to the eircumstauce that at as auction, tram which the deceased was returning when murdered, they bad • riolent quarrel, but that was a matter of each frequent occurrence with the latter, who warn of a meet pugnacious and disagreeable dispositioo, that no weight could b e att ac h e d t o it. It was also considered improbable that the murder could have been committed so near the residence of Williams with. out his hearing cries of distress, but it warn sworn that he was at • aeighbour's home, at the time. He wee liberated in the course of the day on giving sureties to appear whim called upini. The evidence affecting Davies related to the following facie. Polico-cmistable Edwards found imam the grass near the body • broken watch-chain of yellow metal, from which were' suspended two, watch.keye, one of them fashioned like • pistol, and a broken seal. When appre heeded the prisoner bad oa his poem • watch, which had stopped at 3h. 46m., and to which wee attached • steel stein sod two keys, Neither of which would fit the watch, while it oonid be wound up by • key attached to the chain found in the field. In reply to a remark as to his watch having stopped. prisoner said that he had lost the proper key some days previonsly ; that the steel chain had long been attached to his watch, and that he never bad a chain of yellow metal in his pole ameioa. This was very fully contradicted by witnesses, who proved that he very usnaffy hail worn a chain and keys exactly similar to those found near the body, though neither of them was able to identify the chain positively. A foot mark observed close alongside to one made by the foot cd the deceased in a gap leading into the Saki wan described very minutely by the widow and son, and tallied in every parti miler with a boot taken from the foot of the prisoner, but the heavy rain of the following day had rendered a proper comparie a by the police impossible—the mark being mach defaced. A nun of upwards of 291. in bank notes, gold. and silver, was found untouched in the pocket. of the dead men—ren dering it evident that rubbery bad not been the object of the outing.. At six o clock the iaquest was adjourned to the 6th inst., and the magistrates retuandod David Davies until the day following, the ith. PEsits Biros* Seitxr. The Rev. Chitrles Carder has been preaching et Steppiogly, a midi vu iu Beiliordahhe. sad the following artticiarn upon hie preaching, extracted from the county paper, may amuse and surprise your relden :—" Rrorititso sravx*s.—The venerable church of dila village his given place to a new and handaome structure erected at the expense of the Duke of Bedford. The services of reopening were celebrated on Friday, the 19th nit. The Rev. Charles Kiageley, the well•known novella, preached twice on the occanco. There ~armee of diaappointmeat among theme , . intelligent of the cungramtion, and something like amaze meet at the iffelevere toss of the preacher. Like come of the later writtup of Mr. Linsley, these diesourses betrayed rctlrl manna end aervere-miridedriem." Joke Forster. the eeiewsted eaavist, oyes west to preach at a village in Botismsetsbire, mod altm the movies nee of his criegvegetket wan heard to make the following comment r--" Tart week we bad a Methody local, who war summit like a chap. but se fur thick fool, I emit tasks anther head ear tail on um." 1 " Cast not your pearla before swum, test their gum IN** i sad end you," s counsel always to be ebserved.—/Ilue. tared Fuses. 17.;.j.T.: Yaek :: : North Loudon - J 1 Nortb&S. Wesloraum 176 North Staglor tl abo 11 NottAtin— li I uii f il 111 i II itVamna t.llll. LK DoriMk IMerl Oise lbsin 90110 Wales Yadisli • Wm Dr = " rob dis* D e. vale el Nina iimesel irimi - - - - .. W. Wag DEM = VIM _ZAIIINATL us Car*---- g - 0, 4 1; .614 * ,Dow Alm.low lint /Apia; A. i p. Do. DA P'S. IL Cosa Is.,llp.eLlil p. 0.1 ~~~ M 110 Bow p. 41.111 M Mike. 4 p. 141 1.124.10144p0w p. 414464 Smithms. 6 p. 64. 166.44.14.1.4110p.5p0i. 14 De. y went M D.6.4p.4.444.445164444 la 045.1144411 M. 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Prof .do.perp. 0 p.ct. pelt Asarerp Loaada• Mamma Maaadtrajte a ra " Oniimmai Cinemax law t UAL 14Virkle•14. lniwa..w all lissaces cd name . • Gld. Saadi& faa. a/1,01. Canard of Franca an Gt. Lasembe. Coast. U all Illallsa J 'motto° all . Lake COllll4lllllOlll a Bela all :Liam and Taralost ▪ 'l4foas and Geneva all iffarla Antonia ail NionALlegst i : c.. tho an ta.c. 6.9 gov. all 'hefts,. cd lb be Now nom . all Narasalaa Trunk Pref. a Pada [loss. and Stadia all 'Paris sod Orleans i laclfe and k Yranclsoo 14 iila (Parasm and rftaa lnicog i 4p. o all 'Boats sal hille•4l • Bard Duni& all ;11oial Owed* all 7 pm ant a W DI, are al l Da. pwr mi. Wale )(TM& ls ll.Anat vagina all Ikaliara oflltaem all west norms Do. 4par sea Prat I all all Wait tN.W. et hams, • Westin a Marla 1 a ,lillokaair MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocit. The mining market to-day is dull, with little business. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are officially marked 112 • East Wheal Russell, 11 and Ilk ; and West Ca;adon, 73 and 74. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in West Seton, Bryntail, Keay Bray, and Lewis mines'. There have been • fair number of bargains in foreign and colonial mining shares, but little change in prioes. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in at 2i ; Cohn Copper, at 43} ; Kapunda, at li.prem. ; and Mancini* at The week has been very bare of transactions in the metal markets. Copper is in but small demand, whilst the prices being paid for ores are higher. Iron is materially improved in demand for Welsh brands, and in other respects generally unchanged. Tin continues to maintain high rates, and to find a steady sale. Spelter is unchanged in price, witk but little business doing. Lead keeps in moderate demand. Tin plates are still depressed. The following letter was addressed yesterday to the Stock Exchange by the Secretary of the Im perial Brazilian Mining Company : Winchester-house, Old Brosd-street, Nov. 2,1840. Sir,—l beg to inform you, for the information of the gentlemen on the Stock Exchange, that the Imperial Brazilian Mining Association has this morning received bills at 80 days for the property in the Brazils. I am, sir, your obedient servant, (By order) J. T. DANT. Slaughter, Esq., Stock Exchange. Budnick Consols, ea the 25th ult., made a all of 13e. per share. Atrdarlidna United Moe meting, on the 24th ult., acall of It. 1 sd. per share was made. Wheal Trelawney, on the 29th ult., declared a dividend of 11. per share, leaving a balance of 1,0681. 16e. to the next account. — itfinsewarne and flerland United ?lilies meeting on the 30th alt., the aceminta showed a debit balance of 633/. Os. 11d. A call of 7a. Bd. per sham was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW kLibLIEET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is steady, at the annexed prices :—Town tallow Ws. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. O. on the spot, 61s. 3d. ; all the year, 61s. ; December, 61a. 61; January to March, 61s. 6d. to 62a. ; April to June, 58s. ; October to December, 1861, 675. bisinua .ftaVZILOILI. —Town tallow, 635. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 3s. 3d. ; yellow Russian, 63a. ; melted stuff, 44e. 64.; rough ditto, Vs. ; tallow paves, 2Ds. ; good drop, U. SMITHFIELD H A Y DAY.) Ileasra Davis mid Co. report trod . * firm today. Prices :—Prime meadow by, 75.6 to 84s. ; superior do., 93e. to 118.. ; inferior do., 150 s. to 606. ; rowea, 40s. to 80a.; clover, old, 00s. to 120 s. ; ditto meted out, 80a to Ms.; straw, 30s. to Ns. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Importations of new Dutch Hamburg . grapes hive just made their appearance, bat their quality la very inferior to that of last year. Some fine samples of American Newtows pippins may be had at 'h. to 3s. per dozen, In pears so alteration has fakeer place since our lest report ; they consist chiefly of Duchess d'Angoaleme, Louise Bonne, Marie Louise, Gausses Bevpmot, and some inferior varieties. Peaches and plums in good condition may y 4 be obtained. Neworanges fetch from de . to 10s. per 100. Good filberts may be had at from 9d. to la. per lb. Cabbages, bean; carrot', and turnips may be obtained in quantity. Cools dowers are scarce. Potatoes realise from 6s. to 10e. pea cwt. Cucumbers are scarcer. Cut flowers chiefly ocininet . . • of orchids, prrieniss, kalooant nette, china asters, heaths. as sit Pine Apples, per lb., Se to ft Grapes, per lb., as to Os ?mien, per doz., 8s to es Grows Pits, per doz. la to 4 Melons, each, Pa to ts tthas, dahlias, MOW', mistra -1 room Hums, p. sieve, IS to 4. Od Pesrs, per dos.. ls to 3s Apples, per dos, esl to is Id °notes, per 100, to to 10s Lessons, per 100. • to 10e SIGIT4 Canlillowere, oath, id to ad Cinsompdaa bunchas,2sl4 toils Cabbsiges,p. dos., Is Od to its Od Potatoes, p too. 10/14 to 130. per ntui., is to is of per art., is to 9s Carrots, per bunch. Td to 9d Turnips, per bunch, id to id Spinach, per sieve. ts 04 to is eumbers, emu, ddb la 04 Artichokes, per doe., it to es Beet, per don. ls 64 to S. °Mari per band* la Odtele9d Onions, ma Item laBd to la Id Tomatoes, per dos., Y to a Shallots, per lb, 041 to Sd Garlic, per lb, 6d to Sd Lettuces,cab., p.so., teed to tell Co., per score, lab le ed Nadir.), per score, la to 2. Ud MorseradLib, per bun.,ls6d to ea Mushrooms, p. pott., tito is 0d Parsley, per 12 bunches, 2e tors Savory, per bunch, id to ed Groioolcai Elocizry.—The following papers will be read at the ensuing meeting on the 7th instant :—L the Denudation of Soft Strata—by the Rev. 0. Fisher, A.M., F. 0.8. 2. On an =described Fawn Fern, from the lower coal-measures of Nova Scotia—by J. W. Dawson, LLD., F.G.S. 3. On the Sections of Strata exposed in the excavations for the South High-level Sewer at Peckham and Dulwich, with a notice of tho fossil found there—by G. Rickman, Fan., communicated by the Assistant-Secretary. LANCASSIRR AND CHESHIRE INSTITUTIONAL ASSOC/ATION.—The Duchess of Mall will =company kis grace the duke to Manchester, and will attend the masers at the Free-trade Hall on Tuesday evening next, for the public didrit=ion of certificates and prises to the =axes fel candidates of the 125 Ilechaniae Institutions in the sasociatire. The duke and dachas will stay a few days in Manchester. and will be the guests of Mr James Watts. MIS NIGHTINGALE AND TUC ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASTLIM—The children of the Caledonian Asylum visited Miss Nightingale on Thursday, at her residence, Hampstead heath, where they were entertained by that lady, and where their band played several pieces of music. All parties ap peared gratited with the entertainment. THE FRENCH TREATY AND THE CARPET TRADE. The import duty on carpets wee considered by the mixed commission in Paris on Tuesday List. We are able to state that the intended specific duties were abandoned, and that an ad valorem duty of 15 per cent. on all descriptions carpets was finally adopted. This arrangement will, we presume, be highly acceptable to the carpet manufacturers of thee counts-v.—Star._ _ _ Brix or BWOD Howes tr Eo rrr. —The fol. lowing catalogue of horses which are to be sold et the Palace of Abasria, near Cairo, ham been sent to the govern ment by Mr. Colguhoun, het Majesty °antral-general in Egypt. se being of importanoe to all breeders of blood hoc es in England •. " Catalogue of horses of known high breeding in the stud of his late highness Elhaniy Pacha remaimog from the stud of the late Viceroy Abbas Paella. 33 stallions (one of these was bought of Colonel Blood, for 4,0001.) ; 137 mares, of Arabian and Syrian stock ; 51 colts (entire) and 59 filikg(produce of tho above); 2 mama, highest Egyptian breed ;52 stallions, ditto. The above will be sold by pubic auction at the P alace of Almeria, near Cairo, on Monday, the 10th December, 1860 ; and the eels will be continued on two days of etch week till the whole stock be disposed of. By order of the official trustee, Edhem Pacha....Alexandria, Oct. 11, 18110." RAILWAY Tiam — c.—_ The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 27 amounted to 534.4101, and for the corresponding week of last year to 495,7451., showing an increase of 38,655/. The pops receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 279.8581., and for the cor responding week of 1859 to 218,93 U., showing an increase of 12,9271. The increase on the Eastern Counties Rail way amounted to 9291. • en the Great Western to 1,6211. on the London and North•Westerti, to 3,045 1 .; and on the London and Blackwell, to 2711. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 2,58 W. ; on the London and tionth. Western to 2,8451. ; and on the Bouth•Esstern to 2,0184. ; total. 15,318/. Bat from this must be deducted 8911., the decrease on the Great Northern, leaving the increase as abase, 12,927/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 304,5521., and fur the correeponding week of last year to zra.m4L, showing an increase of 25,7381., which. added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes; the total increase 38,6651., as compared with the corresponding week of 1859. Carnal. Patron. Ona Bauman Day. FNMA; Nov. 2.—Admissions en payment, 989; dile° by mew tiebsta, 528; teal visitors, 1,517. 1 ; e 1 i 1 I i I i ; ; 11l /XI -. ..... .... ••• •-• .- Ili 116 113 Ili Lai 106 - - I% 101 100 101 2 MI on 104 100 110 - - 100 104 . ~,,