The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Mom Vsoo(,'troloollor Sir W. P. Wood.) rirmas rtt GCS NOLVER Of Ri A MITIOX Or RIGEIT eumser us aloes. This was a petitioe of right ander the retest statute, whereby Mr. Holmes, the stippWa claimed of the crows r..ft..10 WO% sitaal is the osy of Camila. It appeared th.t to the year lAOI Croce Mahan was entitled ta fee to utute in Canada. which mem required for the rushing ..f the I:4mi' email, which jot . Ulm Ontario and 1.*L.5.... Ito an act of the eulogist legislature, lead. t as rejoiced for the purposes of the t sere vested in the crown provision being o, oh• for compematiog Um owners. The canal was • lueutly nude. and pseud through the lands of Miss tI le.os. set out at requirod, taken the centre tortioa of th.o. lands and leaving a strip on each side. Theme two stops formes! the sub' 1 el the present claim. Hy subse qunt sem of the colonial legislature it was enacted that tb. Leis sot actually reputed for the purposes of the eonsl should be restored to the parties talon. The surtli.int claimed and this aet to he entitled to the Is.. strips alsive-emmtioeed, his aacestor haw* ptir•hamil the interest of Ilia Madan prior to this act for motorist, smples lark. lb tbio paths the arm do marred. no tramti of doiromvor wan—lest that iamosedi so the was a claim for real Mate M ought to to iliatombord the lee loci or site ; sad was net segaisable by the muds .4 lea country: :Md. that the seppllsmes title was Medlar ass osch as when Mils Maclean conveyed to hi &a vow, she had so Ni g@ i• the buds. To these roods it was replied by the mend for the supplimit that, Use crown woo, by the std the wheal isgelistrum pet Mb the Fealties ef • trades with regard to dim baila net wa g • emu., mad Wog prong sit wow Ms dowitionot was promat him la Oho Joritalislion C10m 84 7. sod -thin be alloolod by a &woo is per ennial by vitas of the moat ook to awl* peoredisp la podgy= of riabL To the tooted greeted it was oa • mewl Qat the ourptioat might y.opt Woo Ind tit* bat that he at Um sae la oosit The Mdwitor-newriall. Ile H. Calm. sod Mr. Wicker, wan for the crews ; Mr. 0. Welds Mr. W. W. 0 . 0 1 4 ; owl lb. Hamm won at the othw lbw Virweboatonar woo of opinion that dm ikamorlit meg he allowed opal the brad grad that the Nowt boil as joriabetioa hang to did with rod araoto la Casailo. meat ..tattle te simplify prossedinf epee=tases of Might could Dot g iTh mart the to eye with the led ststetee ad the depandseisies teems& 'repast the prayer of this pMillie• wadi WI hod wasaot to mob so isforrowi. The dlowsois of the dommer maid to with rata COURT Or COMMON PLEAS, nations is Siam —Mien Lard Mei Antis* Mob and hating Witham*. fly!... and Kearns.) RPI:f B TRATIIt\APPEALS. crane APPIRLANT P. 11UONT The gesstess Is this ewe nee whether the settees dob • toetooa won goad the ambler of modem owned_ home VIA It awl °blocs.' that they vowe l = hewn. Mho* Ye apprikvail ~geed thole all Le eihkew wee mew .4 .16 a7U7 too g l by clocks w i r m seanng shos maildbesalen ses ava d=lt aolic: it pal 411.61•*, briffmt, IMO eas Mims "Ak Cleireme It eleeek" wee set thelre . 2ft of Mode of the wirrelleeL apparel Met IL bed for twe yews ebeLry 1 prier Se r. /11. C=etwe be noweeewetreet, whisk beleesed le lie wearer. mei el the fenitere Lae ? - hreeeeetly he MEOW se the Lame of • ' , Wiliam as Vt. Forewbell. AAA , age he ad bar wife bed GUM Clowassednd eight„ be law self herb' slept there UM eights. He WILLA le Mom le Clogreerrebeet whatever it shoal/WO hie arel as the Ist of (mast b• mode te let IL =Leh however, est Lea an est. 01 SIN AOIMit lad 11.108M4. ror that sobeely lived erelieeteely hi the hems L (..werwebeet, ee reset *kg MO Mere ; eed the meth= Lie Aped es the MA Ample. It we eratierhed Met the areellest kr Lie Leven " Lidm I She. Meets ef Able ; batty reborn( *Miler Mat 1 the mei but had Le bees fide phew ef garb he bight ILL tithr of thew bet II wee set sollelest w dim Übe it. beri • mere legal w e ave s owed 11. Ciewearvelreet. Let this home hid dew Metter eemerd by be hie Ore of Mode. red Met IS, Pereehreet, bereue Lily bee Mem ef aberie 13pes this gnarl the banbtor held that the LILL were he& esi rehrieed the " mom ALLA be epee Le LA. Mb &Alm wee new _IMM 18:184 7 T =" ke 110 *POI* sal Mr. Keratin foe the The Lori trek Lee to ..eider the eases. COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Ware es Jules OMMary.) LACTOOS T. LALTOCI AND WATSON, THS WM'S PIOCWOI • is this ease the petitioner, General 'dugout, had pro cured a decree sin, es the gresod of the adultery of the respoodeo .Te e petitioner, after lining procured a divorce. a nesse et 11101 la the Arise Coon, had cohabited with asether women ler IS yews, sad bed bad • .oe. The MIIIIIIney-aerwl (with whim was Dr. Speaks) sow =lMr UN gluon proctor. soil .b oa andante @hewing e. moved that SU petitio a dined..ad end than Osumi Lenterer be condenaed in the costa Dr. Phillimore, Q.C. (with •rrlitio was Mr. Chitty), eon tended tint I* court bad a discretion, and mid * net to Wow the petitioner the renoody eyes an ecestent of 1111111dest which tool a s a awn, bees tweed epee him W w lordship el the law pew** bathe per hte of the Dime* Act. Si, C. Cromwell mid that whoa the can bet eine before Mee the court leas kindly I. the dark, and bad eo means of judging whether the petitioner was to be domed a porno for wham becortit the act had base pemed. He (the lensed judge) could see eetertain a wacionseth doubt that be erne sot. He prenained that the dierelles roe bin by tbe :rAid chose woe isteeded to nest ante ennui lapse from panty of conduit ea the poet of a married are, which night hare happened rem betas which might sot have bees repeated, and _width, se Dr. Laabiaglim said. is " A ei c hi a i v . An Wed be re garded as " oneparatinily vadal." Din lids wee the aeon of • eon who had be.,. limiter years sad yeas; end wet still Ilene. with anieler *era ; sad who sew oohed to I. allowed t. many bey. He Plir Cromwell) eon eel. amid owes! to &ems het then wa. say peat r ow. ler the andent el thei=ear and h• Noma* y amid sok eltilla ri th i at e ark that a sue woo al Utah to Mu is Ida asethersaestes bums. to lute hod Illsonal shah' be • drum. ementreellee spat the ask s seednotha Pill a would Aoir to he pulse* mdit So h aeisi with sari • dloutlaa. ft he did ask value he &wee sim . ft had Mon slued that thsesh the pildeeter W repoossed 1.11001. hes the imispeadesi to 11l autism for Modena onsweno elen, be bed mem leeelved tho moosy. bargee hip Money hed desauby with ha disasset He appeoul het the Erhad ansasstos we show a nem shi es t hid _lllOllOllll.l 1611 HOMO et _ howsoar. ft he hod rebeeshed eapeasse by theset hesplas • mietran, he night have boas sashed to bast savour et • &wee Oae vas don the r these shish had bees s Eed IM bees O Usu. staledal der he wart ha hew ; sad se bad beet beak M the ask be ugh pap espouse et the • il = sl istwoostku The dowse alal um* thears7L ho paha; dinatuaL sad he peeMsear ese. Zte " Tel ie the Qualsob passer. seals TIM POLIUN COURTS. MIS DAT.) rut isememme CAMS 10•1111111 T 11l a INISTMIT. The being wit appointed for a foram imam et the se tawrodiasery awn al the proastis Goat Yarrow& horeirts. Mary Senwl, the apptenstres w tho mart wow Ineispil at an salty bear of Ibe men/ft by mom onabes be boar the promedlope, or even to Anal • ilium at Ism Ills um brio& from Ohs Nemo et totentien In the prima rsa at half-past le rielme—not la the Cualoidpe set coat. !leach plaid Iteseers. sad Wei began beats oldie ale had parrinnelp work but I. petit. oats and hop minelim br enter pennents Wog aNM moles arc* • pay shawl, end ship bast. It wee rsiJ without ample that she vim artfeeproved by the .bap wide h had takes pima shoe *I bet seaminsilere sad motored bee to bee penseal esolosio. Übe Wiwi hithtlf wet d the reo. awl we. is lbs dusk ones Ibe Nee yr rolled as gm the mused emmeablad Ind tarry *diced her sod. ham the polities of las de* bet few of Tb tlimo prem. caw b ar f em. prampapp eemeamood with Mt. eat, Hotehisioe. far the dohs* esolaseermilep larpestor Itemplirey. I had the Mow et this alea. the peeper* lobs wee hoed ; is leek mom Now ow siser, gawp& the amewey. It was all fwd Is Y. Um. I have aseortainsd tureen Map %pion her cieeselor. I bate two Mime moat apart bee. Did wet p to V &mouth. hilioe-constibio Sae moramesheed— I west to Ter wroth. I have node ere inanithe et Quetta*. 1111111111114 ,1 do wee Is the hcapital. Mr. Bather erommataimed —glee woe is my swim elitit mom*. Cad Is me bee altso—ball a deem time par' der. Never oinked anything sonstrie Mont bat 1 hits Isem bed deep of wry mom bobegion to be. They are Amy of the penes. Mr. Payariew bore isteeoptlep. fleteldnees .14— I pet those qualms Is order be Pt ;span wide II be,, *Wag to de with this obseps. as I shall melee as application be yea sheet than presently. nr. Barter added—Dario( her terries in my lame we ' mimed troy lope. rasioes Yee Mr. Payataw—yes ; but that dos not affect this charge. (Addressiag Mr. Hateliasee)-1 presume from a guestise Joe put jut now to Mr. Barker u to whether he bad ewer Noticed uythiag accestrie about the prisoner, that that will be your defame Mr. Hutchinson --Exactly so. Mr. hipster—You had better reserve that for another tribunal, as I, of course, shall seed this case before • jury. The whole of the evidence having been, gone through, Mr. Poynter asked prisoner if she had anything to say If,. Bury Hutchimoo —I reserve my defame. Inspector Humphreys then put up another case, which be explained as under. In November, 1866, prisoner was recommended by Lady Gipps to General Windward, Chester-street ; she left in the follow ing December, • purse and money being mimed. Lady Gipps also mimed @trend things, some of which wire re turned by a pawnbroker, who would positively swear to the prisoner as the person pawning. Eliza Davis, lady's maid to Mrs. Edward Windward, TT, Chester-street, identified prisoner a■ having been her fellow aervant in 18:0:. she was soon afterwards missed, and • purse oontsining money was missed. She was missed in roosequeoce of Mrs. Windward's hot water not having been brought up. They also missed Miss Windward's 'malachite brooch, and • small silver watch be longing to the cook. Afton sane further evidence, Mr. Payster said be could not commit her upon this. Mr. Hutchinson said there was no case at all, and with regard to the first use, Mr. Barker thought her a good era vast ; so he understood. Mr. Barker denial this, and repeated be bad lest several thine. Mr. Hutchinson than eihtreeisel the magistrate with regard to bail tor the aippesemrse at the amens, sad wee speak* when ear repo, hIL LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT !IMMO eisaaaars.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COPELAND NURSERY HANDICAP. About I mile. llama at Hera% Mil Jun, Ma Tnalllor. PAW. Harting lesitatas, CUrsesla, Nam Nsid, Coins, My Mary, sad limeasey bro. CORPORATION PLATE. Threistrierlars of a mile. lora Oriss Billy Dwindle, Qum of Spain, Hams, Leophot, mod ars iffiIIPORT COLD CUP. About 1 ono SOO rude. Gabelolle elairwas. Misaileaa. Vow* of Rim* Wil e% Amy, sad Lady Rips an lien. HUIDLZ RACK. About 2 miles and a quarter. mi ßereasa birs. Nemeastor, Mary 'Stuart, Manua, aad Mar. en we Orin A RIVAL& —Plumper, Herne, Recovery Strad', Tway, Prod. 011•Mreaa, E6sh-in-the-Pao, Earl of Surrey, Daassa. sad Coalidaaca. Anatol& aad Itomaliad. The grennd he vary bard. aad Gull freezing. ME MURDER IN DRURY-COURT, STRAND. INQUEN2.—(TII/21 DAY.) The inquest on the body al Mary Ann Reeves, ski II yeses, who was elitaselad by bee bro. Richard ROM', 0. Friday Les, in the sealiellar el the boom, 10, lAseresert. Btraad, where t aig tild o ol with their Pittletn. was bold thi day, at 2 el et the weVry.roora, New Claireli-oonet, Strand, Ashes r. Dedierd, the cosset. The jury haring beep awn% they peareeded, the avower, to ,fen the body (whi.h be aseeeepeind d bean esanye by yed to the deed bas) and the nesse et the amen ; as their return the edema vanishes. _ _ _ — The irsi ;Isamu was Mrs. Reeves, the mother of the Mar aura girl, who identified the body as that it her daughter, Man A.D. Keens, who was 11 years el en, sad whom she led saw alive at 9 oa Friday maeaiag, the 15th tact Joke Lyng was the neat nines— said he ins a pet*: .tag hotel. He knew the glrl who lad bees VI sad else her bream He was Mending at the it Drury-nest se Friday massing, &boat 10 o'clock when Rinsed Reeves eine ap to Mos ad said , "We have lest Poi INlNalias hie sister; "let us Nio and leek for her. We wed, in eempany with anther boy gamed Caney, es far as St. Mewed's, Church, WWI ROM. mid," It's so use, Jack, looking for Polly ; I've strangled her, ad she lies at home in the ocol-callar." He the. ran away. Myself end Carney at one returned to the honed Reeves' bathes, sad informed Ina ef what we had beard. The winea was under esamintion at the time deer gong to pren. PHOTOS= Darin To JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ., M. P. W. me enabled to apeman that at meedeg eta som ber et Mr. Bright's political friends held on Frida dine d it we resolved to ask Mr. Bright to a p u bl i c dinar, at se early period. Os Saturday morning, a deputation, ceeneling si the Mayor (John T Pace s:n Faq.), Addams. =, Fag, and Jaws Hoyle, ~ waited on Mr. to ask him be consent to accept a • per. We under stood Mist Hr. Height replied that he felt much olilyed to thachhassa who wished to Friends the expressiou of good end slated that if his frieuds thought soy remarks et his would he annelecive to the public service, be should be bow 110 paw himself at thew disposal. The dinner will leis phse Is the Public Hall, Rochdale, on Wednesday, Desteaher 4. The smaagements are, of 01X1r1111, ischanplenr. but hem what we boar we have no doubt that it wOll be a grant easems.—Sintithester Znassi nen. Pam —Mimi MonNiso.)—This morning, about haw. 4, a Gur of • very 'Wu* gator, broke out es thiii , ree of Yr. Deimos, the Queues Head, 13, Little •attset, Seta. The Ire wia dret discovered by • who het se time is eivisdag the inmates, ell of wham simued by mom el the Ire mama Yr. arciples, of the C aerie( of the Fire Biripde, wee speedily os Me= when the dm was found to he mum is the bar. The WIMP at este sot to wart, sod costumed werkhig ler see* two beers,but eirt to the is deakushie mature at the Meek the ire wee sot ex ished 141 the premises were all but totally destroyed. r. Dawn was oaured in the Norwich Votes._ ANOTHER FR10E177171 DEATH Or • Fr•IALZ moven ClLDlo•De&—Yesten.lay • young w anal Men Los Wuiterbntkan, aged ZS years, e= si Weina•sit Hospital after mod dreadful auffrings, bars rot with the following widest :—lt would appear GM Ate was is SO orrice of Dr. Allen. of 36, slier Haring 0111111i130 to stoop towards tie incises is dr Mambas, bar dram wltioh was espasird by erbalisa ISM war dr bra sod is • moose{ sir was as fin Wore rpm said purer it slio rosied talo lis sari. Marry tis sosoll simmers mesas hr hip. • sarisr of nes Isdowak, sesalway area bra sad threw 116. 417w5. mad err sad mar wore eltwiraarousel Lr, bst it was rib did vissosi dliwlt rot the Garr wore fa trgwidial. Ile woo essayed b the boopitsl air at owes alloadat M lost. swim te tie frightlal bens sir bad re osivak die pathway ark sad expired. Ishoustios of tie woo las boss forwarded to Mr. Dodkrd, tias saresor. Battier* AGOIDIIIT AT • MILL lit P•Sefew.— Tostemiley Meelay) meseeas. shoat date* eel Imes thee 110 OpPOWIII waw tbeore eat of la eamageseee of a swim seeideat Jr= Goedele's Isi drU fah &sated at the moth end of the Mee of Preetera. Prtai ems morreeetslie ems the 3*Meg Maui meeeetel with the tesehlawy *am mil the mike Wei metlaa at the the wbeh of the &Meg pert d the melee beam a ..Mete oneolc. TM leer me towel eut. with ma iteti o = m of the * wheel wee eset mut Ashen the saki d the teahmahome, week* loselkweed •lo fti c eito TtOrt , a m , l a wall es memetig t in led step mime mese Wm% sefl i =et t Mee he a day glebe eseesolls the paste of the &Meg mbehieey at the top. the whole of Yet pest of the hafts mast hmoitehb bone levee mead te the eeemi. • pine 1111 IMO lis• dried thaw the wall Ma the adiri••• =shah *hoe mese d the werders varlikary woe vertmalely • ear vie hid bees iteM, melee imeheehee verb le the leelee-easeeW iml pee vet, se be nue hem leer erhh Mire dleeeh. The ewes is tetheeted at hen INK te Mt The buds ell le throwa eat of allelloyunt for at Met these mehe—a eiftemeteees emeh be be segfoilai he the present aspect of the settee terie. _ _ Ties KORA= Inuit OnsT.—Tmttenday, Waller, IM ..mine at the Hawkowerth fenally memmed kr asetiation If= ke lr e dn'orrow (Ifedseelsy). Whoa eprehended Ind angel with the mauler d ineith. be les& se M bed ap pose* law dinerhed b burn( the append& al hie pur. man and bed eseght a pin to bide kimelif. He bed takes hie diastieg Mabel, wed it is. dti bland him over shoeidern The pine where he was hued is within the Meknes of • al hie WO been at fleeses, sear end it io toad he bed nand the greater poet of sight there. He bed lea 6d. is his walk& fah, owl a ir & beeddiel, oestalesisi bend, bee sloe how hand tie hey es whisk be Ind appareetiy leis hi ldr. Flolmeds • HOWNI-DADI num LONDON TO PLYNOUTN. Mr. F. PempHy, a sob prepriner, of Plyeseeeis. arrived at the Rapide Hansoks. Davenport, es illguiday, at 10.45 cm.. amempbehing a ride tress lendea es ea has rep sal men kb 41 home 45 minds& The mere was fed with mai, and her Oder neripbed himself WWI sat e.h. Nth man and rider appeared is so way lidismesd at the eae. autos at Ps feat. Yr. Peemdly wee le nub Plymouth witna 48 boon &mamas Pen HOINITAL.—The amber of patieen treated at the finserites IN. Hospital for Women *ad Wares. Edwardrakein Porillo= 40,1 •8 His week ending Nee. 16. was 1181. el HO were sew IMIIML THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1861. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAYJ Two VOzo The railway share market to-day is firm, at yesterday's advance. The ouly variation worthy of notice is a further decline of I per sent. in South Eastern stock. London and North Western is now quoted 94g to 1; Great Western, 71g to I ; Midland 132} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 to ; South rastwn, 76/ to 77 ; Caledonma, 106 to ; and G rea t N or th ern , 112 g to 113 g. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at 11-16 to 13-16 prem., ex div. Great Luxembourg are in demand. UIDLIAST IMAM LID MOLL ialim RAILWAYS. tea Wel. &Hoer VaL ant.a. hIILO SWIM sol lasMa Osisksist Oast wsil asil lasios.. Osta De. •I • so eh. sa4llll Da Sjp.ciapalltoll. 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A14. 11= 16.816116 " • se Asestalbs (1411takileek bar& n. itjt!:l U 0 100 al At bi 0 7 72 77 03 72 07 72 II iit - -• 20 uth M 00 101 100 101 1,00 . 101. 1024 U SO 63 30 03 36 30 60 43 111 36 13 34 190 i 104 i die 100 101 to 109 11/ d 95 97 3 90 9S 10 Si IQ° lit Si 116 S 7 f 7 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The funds to-clay are well supported, at yester day's improvement. At one period of the morn ing a further slight advance was temporarily attained. In the railway market the rise is likewise maintained. Iu the other departments of the Stock Exchange, where any alteration is observable in prices, it is in an upward direction, but busi ness is limited. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 05c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94, 1, and k, cum div., for money, and 921, 1, and 1 ex div., for the account. The present quotations are, respectively, 94 to 1, and 94 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 232, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, k ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1, 1 Thirty Tears' Annuities, 1885, 14 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1, 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 981 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 84 ; ditto Five per Cent., 94, 99 ; ditto live-aud.a-Half per Cent., 104 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s. prem.; ditto June, 12a, 15e. prem. There is a fresh rise of II per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is quoted 72} to }. The Loan of 1854 is firm, at 81} to 821. Mexican, Venezuela, and other foreign stocks are very steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92} ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. for account, 90} ; ditto Deferred, 30 ; Italian Five per Cents., 68 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 28 ; ditto, for account, 28, 271 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 48, ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831, 83 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 51f, 521 ; the Com.. mittees Certificates, 71, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 82 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 72} ; ditto for account, 721, 72, } ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 74} ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 24. In the discount market the rate for good bills yesterday was 21 per cent. At the Bank of Eng land the amount of business was moderate. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 36,0001., making an aggregate of 211,000 i. since the date of the last return. The Peru will take to-morrow 115,2551 in specie for Hong Hong, 14,0801. for Madras, 6,4421. far Shanglee, and 3001 for Alexandria, making a total of 136,0771 ; 4,5301. is gold, and the rest silver. The remittances to China show an in- The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for Bombay (on orders by telegraph from Alexandria and Malta) at ss. Id. per ounce, show ing an advance of id. The rate of insurance on the overdue Canadian mail stoamer North Briton has advanced to 15 to 20 guineas per cent. The South Ras:ern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,7151. ; and the Brighton a decrease of 2641. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the lit inst., were 11,7531. sterling, being 4201. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Com pany have now opened their wires at the uni form rate of la per message of 20 words between London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool. A message can now be sent from London to Liver pool at the charge of Is. The wires were actively occupied throughout the day. An extraordinary meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company is convened for the 20th Decem ber, to empower the directors to raise, by deben tures or otherwise, a sum of 100,0001., in order to complete the works and to stock the line. A general meeting of the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 26th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. A call of 21. 10s., making 51, paid, is to be paid on the shares iu the China and Japan Steam Navi gation Company by the 17th December. At the fourth half-yearly meeting of the London Flour Company, Limited, held on Wednesday last, • half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and • bonus of 2s. per share, were declared. At an extraordinary meet ing, subsequently held, the directors were em powered, in order to extend the operations of the company, to raise the capital from 30,000/. to 130,0001., by the issue of 8,000 new shares of 51. each, applications for which are now being invited. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. R. P. Harding (of the firm of Harding, Pulleiu, l and Co.) interim managerof the National Asaurance I and Investment Association (more generally known as the " Bank of Deposit "), a winding-up order having been made on Saturday last. The account ant'areport will probably be issued during the week. It is understood, however, that proceedings have already been taken which may have the effect of throwing the matter into the Court of Bank ruptcy. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood has ap pointed Mr. It. P. Harding official manager of the English and Irish Church and University Assur ance Society. MOXDAT Ensure. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 1 to I ex div. fur the sth Dec., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to I. For money the last prim was 94 to cum div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 94, 931, 94, cunt dm. ; ditto fur amount ( Dec . 6), 92}, j, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 92, ; Bank Stock, 232, 230 ; India Stock, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 4 cum div.; ditto for account, 104 1 ez div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 94; ditto Bonds, 155., 12.4., The. prem. ; Five per Cent." enfaced" rupee paper, 994. 99, 4, 99 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104, 4. The India Five per Cents. were firmer, closing at 104 i to ex div. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was firm at 99 to I, and the Five-and-a-Ralf at 1054 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 7s. to 10s. prem. ; the June 12s. to 15s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 12s. to 15s. prem. The tendency of prices in the foreign stock market continues favourable. There were again numerous speculative purchases of the Turkish Bonds of 1858, in anticipation of the annual drawing, which will take place next month. This stock is likewise strengthened by the increased regularity with which remittances for the dividend have come forward since the recent agitation. The price has expe rienced a fresh rise of per cent., closing at 714 to 724. The advaros in thn Loan of 1864 was to a like extent, the final price being 814 to 824. Venezuela Bonds continue in request, and left off at 24 to 4, being a further rise of 4. Mexican Bonds opened lower, at 274 to 4, on the publication of the text of the Convention between the three Powers, which con- tains no special reference to the claims of the bond holders • but there was subsequently a recovery to 274 to 211 The Spanish Coupon Certificates, after being marked 61, rallied to 7to 4. Other foreign stocks were steady. Bank shares were steady. There was • further slight improvement in Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia. In the miscellaneous share market scarcely any change occurred. The closing quotations for shares in, new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 5 to 54 prem.; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 4 4 dim. bein again better ; London and Pro- Tindal Marine, , 4 to I dia.; Mercantile Fire, 4to :1 is. mi. I U al • si 11 al St. N IS U SO al St. 14 10 1 10 za 103 ltli 1 101} .- II A 10 a 10 1 11 1 a a e as gar a si vi Ks a a 74 a a 10 IT In sa li t :7 Ilir a 36 Lair I I t IT. I I 4 N a • it 11 1S psi IS6 IT IS I 6 411 SO ISO 111 SS as_ # prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, t dis. to par; Venezuela Cotton, # to * prem.; Indian Carrying Company, it to Prom. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at 11-16 to 13-16 prem., ex the dividend, which is equal to about The. Canada and Nova Scotia Government Bonds wore in demand, and dearer. There was an improvement in Buffalo, Brant ford, and Goderich Railroad Bonds. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLocc. East Caradon shares are firm to-day, at 261 to 27. Wheal Seton have advanced to 113 to 115. Wheal Edward are inquired for at 21 to f. Stray Park are quoted 31 to 32 } ; and Wheal Grylls, 12 to I. As regards other descriptions there is no variation of much importance. Foreign and colonial mining shares are well supported. Dun Mountain have been dealt in at f_ prem. and par ; East del Roy, at a prem Kapunda, at 1 prem. ; Scottish Australian, at k prem. ; St. John del Rey, at ni t to 52 ; and United Mexican, at 9 and 81. The Mwyndy Iron Ore Company (Limited) is announced. The object is to purchase and work the well-known hematite iron ore mittei in Glamorganshire. The property, which extends over 152 acres is stated to comprise the richest and most largely developed deposit of brown hema tite iron ore now known. The facilities for rail way communication are about to be considerably increased. The present rate of yield is about (AOOO tons per annum, which is readily sold to some of the first firms in South Wales. Large estimates of profit are put forward, and are sup ported by reports from scientific and practical authorities. The estate, plant, dec., are to be taken at 125,0001., of which 50,0001. is to remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. The capital is 160,0001. in 40,000 shares of 41. each. It is notified that more than one half of the shares having been applied for, no applications will be received after the 29th inet. From Wheal Edward Captain But writes:—" South lode : In the 92 west the lode is 5 feet wide, preduziag rich stones of ore ; 81 ditto, lode looking well, worth 201. per fathom. 71 west, 201. per fathom ; 81 ditto, 1 ten rd rod ore per fathom. The lode is Peter's dope below this level is worth 201. per fathom, and in Smell's slope 161. per fathom. The lode in the 50 west has improved, and at Fermi in a fine course of ore worth 401. per fathom. The 40 east is an exceedingly promising looking hele, 5 feet wide, composed of a mans of fine gamin, intermixed with rich ore worth 101. per fathom. Io Richard's dope b elo w this level the lode is worth 26 Was el ore per fathom.' From Wheal 'Jay (Nov. 16) the agent writes :—.• The mine is generally as last reported. There is an improve ment in the end of 100 west ; now producing 5 cwt., of tin per 100 sacks. We sell tin nut liatarday--a parcel of 8 tons for the two weeks. Is the No. 3 shaft north ground —the 48 west ,has improved, now producing 16 ton of copper ore per fathom, worth 15/. East end- the lode i good and pulsing over a rich coarse of ore. The winre sinking in the lode hes improved, worth 71. per fathom for =peer." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) molt ova OWI (30131:11PODMFJIT.) (IT mum= min ruin tumuli° TICIAGINAPR Market rather quiet, iL l w , to utrioes of wheat and flour have bees pretty well rup Otte and oatmeal slow sale, and rather lower. as and peas unchanged. The de mand for Indian corn has fallen off much of late, but holders mist any further decline. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market bee opened quietly ; privately no isles of importance reported &bac.' dried goods con tinue dull of sale. Prime are steady. The present stock at sugar in London is 77,239 toss against 56,982 toss last year, ahowiug an lacrosse of 21,000 tone. Corset..—This article continua. firm. Tie. remains steady. Rom.--40 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 31. IL per gallon. Rica-700 bags Madero mold at lla. 9d. Yeeranzie, for dtipment neat season, has sold at Ila., at which price there are now so salon. B~urrer~a —6OO bap mold. 61 to 6i retraction. at 355. 3d. to 36e. 6d. ; retraction 3i. 36e. 6d. ; English, relined, 39t. to 400. rOll cootannes in active request, 1,000 bake add: Tennevelly at 9d. per lb. litoiao.—The market bas shown increased firmness dry loaf Iladres at 10d. ; Bengal Kurpah Is. 4d. to la. 0.1. ad vance on October rates. Bsauro—Fine orange dull of sale at 91. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; annexed are the present rites : Town • tallow is clamed 535. 3d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.,Non the spot, 525. 3d. ' • ell the year, 51s. 141 ; De cember, k 3. ; Jemmy to March. 535. to 525. 9d. ; Much. 535. 6d. ; April to Jabs, tils. 6d. 8111THFISLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Means. Davis and Co. report trade slow at bat die pnaea:—Prime meadow bay, 90a. to 90a. ; superior di tto. 96a. to 106 a, ; inferior ditto, 40a. to Km ; clover, old, 90a. to 120 a. ; ditto, new, wooed oat, 80a. to 106 s, ; straw, 2is. to 345. PRornvouL SMARR MARKETS. -.-- LWIIIOOI., Nov. It Weionlan, 105 f, 106—Esstern Conn ties, 104 10--Oreat Northern, 1114 114—Great Western, /II 714—lanwishire and Yorkshire Stock, 1064 I—London and North Western stock, 944 DO—Manchester, hheeirerl. and W ean, e6l—Midland stock, 1324 1876--Into new shares, 1 9-10 1 11-16 p -North British, 621 WI —North Staffordshire. 44 SI d —North Eastern , Berwick, 1004 1 07—York and North MI. and, 99e 9 0—Leeds capital stark. 69 54-South Eastern and Dover, IS 3-16—West Midland, Oxford, 481 BSl—Burial° and Lake Huron, 6—Dutch Rhenish, 1-lo d. 1-16 p.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 63.16 66-16--Great Luxembourg, 9 3.16 6-10-4,rest Western of Canada, 106 101-111inors Central, SO4 40 d.- 12225 fez 9199095 te1it0 27 274—Thames and Mersey Insurance, 1 1-16 m 6 p. MANCINI/TEX Nov. 18.—The market open.' good and con tinued so all day, butclosal rather under the highest quotations. Caledonian. ".06 - Paaternl Counties, 10 13-16—linind Trunk rd Canada, 6 3.161 3-16—Great Western of thnsda, 124—Great Western, 714 4 4-1111nois Central, 604 40 d.—LuicashL-e and Yorkshire, 1071 4—Landon and North V. cetera, 9t Manchester, Shenk d, and Lincolnshire. 454 I —AI id lan-1, 1321 —North Eastern Berwick," 1004 4—North Staffordshire, et d. —South Eastern, NI 2-16 1 1 1 3-10—]Lames and Mersey Maxine Insurance, 1 p —Banton Patension,ter —Edinburgh, Perth. and Dundee, $O-01d and New-town, 24—Dixembourgs. 94. Or PETRIOGNOXY. —Take a photograph of the Prince of Wales. Looking at the face, we are struck with a soft, girlish beauty, which reminds one chiefly of the Princess Charlotte, m she appears in Chalon's portrait. When we seek for maely vigour, we ; are rather disappointed till we come to the hood, sod lo in some of the photographs that heed is in violent contes tdiction of the face. It ia the large, firm, strong fist of • man ; and the explanation of a contradiction is that the hand usually arrives at its full development long before the headpiece. Passing to the other extremity of human life, we encounter the fact which Layette points out, that rarely ;is • man laden with years to be seen whose phy siognomy is frank and open, or exhibits the trots of • prepossessing generosity. Yet old age is not ungenerous, and notoriously it is frank even to garrulity . . Strictly speaking, this is a fact, which, if it were of importance, would tell against physioomny itself rather than against its prime law of homogeneousness ; for the contradic tion here is not betweeu one feature and another, but between the features es a whole, and the mind of which they are supposed to be the dial plate. I *sleet the fact, because it is perhaps the one most easily appreci able by a majority of readers. Who has not marked the parched, pinched, shut-up, self•absorbed look of age? And who does not see that when the whole body fails, it, power of expression may well fail also? Eye, ear, and tongue cease to do their work : and why should we expect that the wrinkled skin and the unstrung tissues should continue to fulfil their offices! " I knew a man of fifty years, and another of seventy," says Layster, " both of whom while alive appeared to have no manner of resemblance to their children, end whose physiognomies belonged, if 1 may so express_ myeelf, to a class totally di ff erent. Two days after their death the profile of the one became perfectly con formed to that of his eldest son, sod the' mage of the other father might be distinctly traced in the third of hi! 44w0.. In almoet CL: people, as well ag la the young, there i s ittesey like this of hidden resemblance, and we have to explain the shortcomings and contrarieties of their features by constant reference to it.—Coriskiii Mays: ran for November. THE THE "PHILOSOPHICAL 1847, when • revision of the statutes of the Royal Society rendered the fellowship of the society vary much more difficult of attain ment them it had been hitherto, certain Fellows established • new Royal Society Club, under the Dante of " The Philo sophism' dub," based on exclusive principles. It consists of 47 members, in allusion to the year of its establiehmenk 35 ci wham mast tits within ten miles of the Post -0W.... Ths wpm af this dub is to promote as much m posalla the .dells &Mists of the Royal Society, and, with the emspliss d the president of the society for the tiros balm, those only are eligible as members of the club who are Fellows of the Royal Society, sod authors either of a paper published in the transactions of one of the chartered mode ties established for the promotion of natural science, or of some work of original research in natural science. With the 'implies of scientific foreigners. no strangers are allowed to attend the meetings of this club. —Fraser' s //o paline for November. At Rouen, the day before yesterday, twin sisters, the wives of two workmen, at • few hoary from each other, pas birth each to twin boys.—Galignoni. 114. "111 / 1 11 441 ib. A.. 01. 1.,. tbe Orr I Ma r oar ban arl •1 awl I al 010- sa asa Isis 'O O sil; SAW ULM KM 41110 NANI NNW 89.999 flos• U Isi NMINMI KM 66,41116 WM ii.iii ^NO Will 1.10 M 11 17 In MI 40 ali IN Is ta 1 so si le If/ 9 11 106 US 11 17 Si N 101 109 1811 IN 4 I 9rII I 4 4 11 3 it 6_ 6. 3k 01 as. di I - 6 1 we I • 10ids 0 I 1 aq 17 1 , I NI se