The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tills DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S ItENCIi. ,ttings in Brom at Westmineter..—(Before Lon! Chief Justice Cockburn and Judicial Wiegman and Blackburn.) wiuuur V. ..MENIt..TI).--141.1)1cAll. ACT. In this MOO. which was tried before the piilge of the county ..f York, held atlslafax. Mr. Maule had obtained a tole ealliag upoe the defendant to eh o w cause w hy th e non . set should not be net aside, and a new trial had on the aroma that the plaintiff wee not Louod to prove hie ..u.hiteation as a medical man. The action wee brought to weever :.+l.:w fur the balance of a 'urgent . . bill for midi •••e and atteeddiace during eevend years ending lsZet. be defenekuit's advocate submittal that the plaintiff ..aaht to be esiesuited, as he had failed to prove that be sae a registered medical practitioner which by the ' Tomb irction of the Medical Act, pa i wed s leis, was made ...outition precedent to t h e plaintiff's right to recover. the jisize held that the objection was fatal to the plain• sal niniauited him, but added that if he had the lower he would decide in his favour. Mr. Ilaw-ty now showed Cause against the rule, and con that Do medical practitiouer could recover his eirirges, no matter whether they became due before or alter vie l.,seing of the act. unless he produced the register to l ore that lie via. properly re‘:istered under the statute. The Lord Chit f Justice - The intenti tttt of the legislators was to have every medicel man registered, and with that otriect they made registrution a conditi o n precedent to reco vt asr his c thhargese ack, hut it does not apply t o claims arising to Mr. Marriaty Your lordship thieks that the provision as to tbe podurtinn of the molter does not extend to the • claim! . --- "Thie Lord t hief .Justice Yes. ►ed it wont! be meet un. pm if A did. fhs legislature, with its oinnipoteace, might ham made it ►eesesary to produce the resister in cams wham tie claim became due before the date of the act, but it would here bare ► wet sinsiolsr provision. The rule meet be wale absolute. Xr. Mauls mid the *at had meetly bees decided by the Omit of Eschewer sad is the mem way. hale absolute. COURT OF RXCREQUER.. mitiags is Braes. --ilidare the lArd Mot Bins nod Wass UnameD, Chaseell, mad wile.) 1111... r. CLIPTMI. Mr. Coleridge moved fur a role call ing on the defendant to show cause why an order wade by Mr. Beam Mar. tea ea chanibers should nut be rescinded, the learned judge haring changed the yeses. which had been laid in London, to Lincoln. Mr. Brown wen an attorney in Lincolnshire, were Mr. Clif too also melded. Th. s. ton was brought for • wool extraordinary libel, in .trrend erne. which bad been placarded all over the pima, clurpag the plantar with forgery, with bay* ben a con vict awl trumpeted. and ether green allegothem The plaintiff's ironed for weihing the vane to be Ineght bask to L.edie was that the label and • Cessna,, emit mese onset a will made by a cheat of Mr. brows n, is idea he wee bruficially interested, and be wee meet anziwa• that the dm:rueful dime« which bed bees made aphid hi should net Irani owe his Mad few nionths, as woad be the mar if the action were tried .5 the Lincoln Amite& Tie Lard Used Hasa—(Js what peed was the mane chtipsed N 7. 04.pridier dissilist ride au allidarit that the s mimes os both wake residwi ie Litoolasii , m, arid that ft whet Devisee. where the parties reside, is oily 66 mike from Liscele the swiss tows. while Landow i s ddi. Rene of the %Wien .• which the *Wail reties .we net breve* before flame 3lartie. The useri — apokl ;a say that Sense Muth me waft as the materials before hue. Ind refused the eeplisatins. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Won Übe Judge Otiorey.l /ART t. lIAILY AND DILL. 1100 Ca. At Um 'Rime of the murk mor C. Cromwell mid that \wig further wessidered the affida f vit tendered ha t, be theeibt he raid d ea allow I*. hay urther PkiLiam% the. sildreessd the seer for the defence, ressarlthee is the singularly hare rammer is which the petitioner's ease bad been preseeted to the court. Not • word lei bees seed to show the way is which be had disarmed! Ide duties as • hosbancL AU that WY preyed was that seven years after his marriage be easewted Ye wife to Russia's oa her way to the AL Illireed,wkieh she was henceforth to occupy alooe, bet erldsh they had WI then occupied as their coin. moo residues. As to tier conduct there, nothing had beta addimed rinse eves a suspicion that it was different to that of say other Its lady—sad she was a active ef Italy—say other Italian lady of chastity and propriety. The only fact, indeed, that bed bees preyed at all wee that stye sllowed De/la Roam to read le bee while her maid was doing her heir. Anybody vibe bad perused rope's " Rape at the Lock," or had wee Heigerth's pictures, must be aware that it woe the amine. no long time ago for ladies, Zeglead itself, to receive all sorts of people I while they were making their toilet. la a word, there sever bed been a case which raised such ea awe, and which was attempted to be supported= Slimy sad fnv.lous evidence. Mr. fferjouit Shee replied, contending that the siville•ffi did make out the charges contained in the petition. Sir C. Cresswell said that before he disposed of the pia. Ilion be would read the evades°, over man more. Re might, however, ray that the case wouWgivehitusonteaexisty, from the mintier in which the husband had pr eee eled it to the court. He moat take it (or granted that this oeetlooma had allowed his ea* to go and said, at Rome with an i Winne of I,oC3fr. a year, and without say of the suparieteakleoce or guidance of a husband. Apia, it was to be observed that though the assitalmel charges extending over a greet number lie widows related solely to the yews 18.51.3. If bo work some dot the lady lied been guilty of adultery be Awe res. he could not help supposing that very .stria!mance might have been adduced respecting her conduct subs.- quietly. tin the other hand, if he was to believe that she had lived • perfectly lebaste life during the last ei g ht or ni ne years, it would make it much more difficalt for niru to conclude that she bad been escheats before. As to her conduct, sa it appoopedi fres the violence, he thought there hail been a great week of care end prudence on her part ; but he did wit geriesaber one ease in which each ciecunetances as bad hese peeped had been held b y themselves sufficient to supped • &owe or adultery. There war slap Bona singularity is dm nee of the defeatist. In her answer, she had reds werinti eatery chili:geed • very spse i ltc character. awl II woe rather remarkable then cobs shuts not have poodesei whines to support them. However, be would retosellre Ilio was. Jedoweet proteowed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beare the Beaks Commiasioosr Evans.) TN! WA OF Darya' r. —Tilt NATIONAL ADAC LANCI AND tin EXT 111131? Assocunos. ISOCKIDINtaI IN ■A[[- tC PTcl hie was the day appoisted for bearing a trader deader seresicar, which bed twee awned naiad this oseproy, wad Mr. Peter Morrison, the metrogisi director. Mr. Terser la rapport of lb* assastme stated that it was hared wider the 7ltth class* of the Act, asd the 271 th, which was the " &deities .Lass, " &deed the elope which orr . to he tame. - -- - -- --- yr. Itinbwrgh —TWA asses Is rspssisd by al• Now Act. It is so t w sow. k_ Tis — ei; tktniesecas ! •At. you going to show atm sitiutt likTiothargh—l shall have so difficulty in . doing that. Posner the l'ith aid lath Viet. memben of an moor prated company are riot liable to the Bankrupt Act. The company del not corne within the delleithm of heieg traders, sal therefore di.l sot come rain. the dednitim of the act to that emu provided. This cosepaay was stykd the Nutmeat Assurance and I °vestment Association. This com- Psay had been reviewed by • private act of parliament which they had obtained. They were eetablished in 1a44, for reciernrer BIMINI* which were imareeted to life muivence. The mammy did mot eirencome under the 7th and sth mid where the we. bad been tried of trader debtor sum. moms wawa companies they had iayarahly &dol. This ems. elpsrmisst of thst drerription. Mr. Lamaism for the company. followed ea the same side, sad emended that by chap. 110 at the Joist Stock Campmate* Ad this ease could sot be esoidered h. apply. He thee referred to the following 01116011 is which he mid One modes were emu for pmwowa making thernselvee baskroits. Findy, it peoviiled that His cook. easy aught be made loaknot ; secesdly, • mane was prated Get try which such essiepairy =keit be Mak b ask- rept. Hem it was sous* t• wake Mr. Peter fillarrison, the weemplas &water. 11 Mr. Ps Newham was se is l isa r r assity et mairear, thee he was se liable •alai be was liable wader the a r:eo:d steam ; sad tha third sedan rev Gat the company might wake Amid baakispl. Tb.. woo • • Maple remedy moo H a jedgmeak had bees ebiebstl. why did 'hay psi sum • domed ea the 01=1/L is e a l bed bows does Is the .as et the !er e eau gtapplag Comapsey ? There was a genies which amid ha pewee& as allows by that sihlsh was lit haawill " the Motel British bask esetlea." always bed resessUe• 1t hoe an adjudicates. wee made was& the Royal British Haab, it was annulled ; bet a males of ilseired hen up bee. mode. sad. alter the expiration et thirty days. of remainieg seestalted. adjedisatlce lush *or. How whole at tbe enamel appear to wow a tied', d•!101I Mr. 'Fuser. in reply, want sammal notion at th• "La sski that it than, was as association. 11r. inwlissio—l arm miw ma a ••••••••• is my lib It u Wismar W 11. Nailed Assumes and Insitment A wanks an Mr. Mar 1111. m.... It in an a lashing ...nine. lad • wimfmily.. We n SI eke WWI vb• wpm f ar an gmelsnw. but I go•uay a.t UN * 11 " nsains, lasso., it monalas M ls aided' Nr. Tanser—Now Itnin Wean awry IS bunion n isabass siser. linponsa they wens is sups./ pag ans. nand I an 5. Watilist S. amnia( than min a ..n..• • haakiag ansulans )Iz. Lawmen - Taal: an a noway. w. anishan) Tinar—Tb• nat pronnW thn is a n.:.1 es. llarnsa ime as enstat. uni thainasi I conamil nail INNIIIIISO/ 118 171 1 1 Cr..gnf : del i:urge Urn banns sompannw ought to li th• agoistin d Ho an I have citsi. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1861. The Commissioner—l don't understand this summons at I SHARE LISIS.—(THIS DAYJ all. If you have a trader debtor summons, why not have it anion Mr. Peter Mot ria.n, who will then have an op• • portuaity of appeari ng and answering? Two o'CLocx. Mr. Turner said, that under the special act Mr. Morrison • In the railway market to-day business is limited. was to do all the " necessary acts of the company," and it The principal changes are an improvement of I to was sued. therefore supposed that h e was th e proper party to be j per cent. 111 Midland and South Eastern stocks, ' The Commissioner said th a t th e p resen t summons be could and a decline of in London and North We s t ern , an d not understand. He could understand Mr. Morrison being Lin Caledonian. Other stocks have not varied much. summand, with the view of his being a trader ; but he could ndon and North-Western stock is now quoted nut understand this summon'. 11 hat could the court be 94 to ; Great Western, 71 to ; Midland, 1311 supposed to know of the National Assures,. Annocintion? to 1321 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to ; Lawrence—Yourr. h?.nour, never ,a summons Caledonian, 1041 to 105/ ; South Eastern, 761 woo. , company your Me, or against anybo d y erne. , , . Ea stern c ounties, 544 to ; an d G rea t The Commissioner-1 can t a k e no not i ce o f this pro- " q Northern, 112} to 113}. Mr. l`urner— But the special act. Lombardo--Venetian Railway shares have receded The Commissioner-- Oh, that is nothing. to it to 3 prem., ex div. East Indian Railway stock Mr. Turner--When the summons was taken out they got as adjournment by consent, and is the meanti me t oo k ad- is rather hatter. vantage of ORDINARY SRAM AND /room. that sdjourumeut to obtain • wi a di ng - u p or d er la ChaisearL i Mr. Box rgb—l may mention that the matter is now being wound up in Chancery. The Commissioner—Never mind. I dismiss the summons, bat will say nothing about costs. The following was the form of summons : I, Jas. Rawlings Monday, of No. 3, Moore-place, kennisgton-road, Barmy, surgeon, make oath and say, that the banking com paay known or called by the name of the National Al manac° and Investment Association, of No. 3, Pall-mall East, in Middlesex, and who have from time to time advertised their said place of bunion; by the name of the Bank of Deposit, 3, Pall mall East, and of which banking company or association Peter Morrison is the managing director, are truly and justly isdebted to me in the own of 1001. for cash paid and deposited by me with the said banking company or ansocia tics, at thou said place of benison, situate at No. 3, Pen man East, on the lath April, 1861 ; that Mr. Peter Morri son was served with a action. U. RAILWITS. to fp.is7 W Wrd Wa. 631,0i1i V4l 103 11/121‘lacu.AChas..runc all Blackbur all BOA and n Trio an Dodos. alkerd.l3ll6C 140 I &WWI and WANE leakodualan all Ooric and Madan— all !Cornwall all I Da. A Ano dlr. until a D° B p.a. 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Tel Usa.) all 4 1 - 10,000 21 NattmalllYMA Co 1 i 1 aka - 6,000 10 NerboddaCealtlrona4 9 11 it Ws - 11,010 10 Netlawkode Lad - - 90.000 6 Do. Sp. e., la. at 1 Ole all 11 1 - 1,716 103 N. Brans. It Liu& Ld Bl 7 IS - 11117$ 1 N. MIL Australasian all 1 le - 110,000 1 Oriental Gas 1400:0Q 1 D. 2. 11, ;472. 11 ( a gi tilli Iks 10 It - 030,000 U. Peel Slyer Land lb rate. 159 47 50 48 -- 16000 14 Teak and Odra. gleam all 70 72 - 10,000 NI Do. Nay lO 11 11 poi 411 2 10, 49, OS 90 11 Left • w Iton Ind. Isl. 0.11 all 17 lb all 19 191 - 11mo - 10. IS Da. lbw 111 era - 111, 100 11211 03 48 50 411 100, IL Arai lawrOrre. 109 130 140 .. 14,801 U Avolsollooi Loud all 113 IS - 71. 1 TeL Scrip - 11,/00 De ; do. 1144Salered pu...: a: p t . i p. : 11,100 14 Do. do. - 12,ke 15 L A4KI Australia 50.113. U Trust&lo. 13.Csakla 1 - - - 10,000 5 Us. Kingdom Ti). (1). 1 1 dls par - 10A00 140 Tan Leelmen's load-. 151 9 10 - MONEY MARIET.-(THIS DAY.) */17LA t NA'rlos ? B.—Barometer corrected and redieZti to 92 deg. at arm sea Wel : each 10 feet, of vortical risk palms about one-hnodredth of an loch diminution : end Ina 10 dig., above In deg., tautens nearly three hundredths barmen. Z.—Lspored thermometer In shade. 91—Montened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction et wind (true—two points kft of meg none). I.—lrorce (1 to 11—esilreated). C.—(,loud (1 to 9). I. b, blue sky: c. clouds (detached): f, fog: h. hall : 1. Ugh= et,_ misty Chary) .0, overcast :r, rata ; mow ; W•3.-Ikeedietarbasce fl to 9). Z.—.Atea. 'wows To TW IMRE PRAMABLI 1117011 I ATM/A% N. Brltaln—W. to 8. Fresh &to W. N.W—lltroug to a gale, to strong. some rain. rainy. Ireland—N.W. to S.—Rainy. S. to N.W.-Blndlar. strong to a gale. Coast—N.W. to 8.8. W.— &B.W. to W.N.W. Strom Fresh to strong. some rata relay, and to a gale. 8. England—W.N.W. to S.W. IL to W.—kainy, stream gale. Presh, then strong. and rainy. N.B. Ireland warned yesterday by Drum ; other Comte by South Cone. The Bombay papers state that the Great Central Asiatic Exploring Expedition, which was to have been led by Captain Smith, has been abandoned. twe o'CLoci. The funds to-day are rather dull, but the market retains great steadiness. The Paris Bourse is like wise firm. Consols aro quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. There have been a few variations in the railway market, and, upon the whole, the inquiries this morning for public securities generally have not been quite so numerous as of late. The Cakutia Englishman of October 17 says : "The Renown arrived at Calcutta yesterday, bringing the 9D thoroughbred sires purchased for the Indi►n government is England for the studs." The Malta Times of the 14th states that the government of Queensland, Australia, has been in corre spondence with that of Malta, to ascertain whether the people of those islands could be induced to emigrate in any considerable numbers. It is proposed to provide them, their wives, children, priests, and medical mum with a fres peanage by a first-clan ship or ships, and on arrival in the colony to supply them either with land for cultivation, or assist them in obtaining remunerative employment, which there is no difficulty in securing. PH.0,121801 Jowyrr AT OXFORD. —ln a congre gation at Oxford yesterday, the p promulgation of the statute for endowing the ns Profeameship of Greek, and subjecting it at the same time to the ordinary regulations of working professorships, was mad and pro mulgated. Professor Stanley supported the statute, and concluded by au animated appeal to those who thought Professor Jorsetes influence with the young men dangerous, not to incresee that intim:um by iuvestiog him with the additional attraction which always attached to the victims of persecution. Objection to the statute on theo logical grounds were raised by the Provost of Oriel, Pro fessor Pussy, and other*. The statute was defended by Mr. Gledon, of Christ Church • Mr. Rows, of Magdalen Hall ; Mr. Sandford, of Christ aburch ; Professors Bermard, Neste, and Rawhoson ; and the junior and senior procee. MODERATORSHIP OF THZ HZENERAL ARSZNILY.— We are authorised to state that the Rev. Dr. James Meet, minister of Bouits, will be proposed on moderator fee the nes.. general assembly,—Edinturyir Courant. A Dorraseese Lrrrzaerarra. —A letter, addressed to the Mayor by Mr. Wm. Yorath, of this town, and which is gives in our police report for Monday, milled attri tion to various petty perareutions to which an old gentle man, named J. T. Llewellyn Pritchard, author of " Heroines of Welsh History," and other works was subjected at the hands of certain mischievous lads residing in his neighbour hood. His worship desired Mr. Superintendent Dunn to make inquiries into the matter, and to take such steps ae might be found necessary for preventing a repetition of the annoyance. Mr. Dunn accordingly paid an official visit to the old man's cot tage in Thomas-stn-et yesterday morning, and we are sorry to may discovered there a mouse of distress as red as almost anything recorded in the dark annals of literary calamity. The unfortunate man war lying on his bed apparently seriously ill , and so far as could be completely destitute ; the single room on the floor which he inhabited was as cheerless and wretched as any Grubetreet garret in the last century could pos sibly have been—a chaos of dirty and dusty hooka, pam phlets and MSS. in prose and poetry with 110114%* a vestige of furniture, and without provisions of any bed. Among the heap of papers with which the chamber was crammed, were copies of various of Mr. Pritcharifs pub lished works, and a manuscript volume, entitled " Medal- Moos of the Memorable, in a series of historic weave and eon- Beta" The works in question, both published and unpub lished, seem to display considerable literary merit as well es great historical research. We had intended to give oar raiders a few specimens of the MS. " Medallions," but are prevented by wet of apace. We can, of coulee, only speak at presort from hasty impressions and common report ; but so fares we have been able to discover, the case is one well dese Of public sympathy. We understand that it is int= to open a subscription, with the view to mimic's a small sum for the relief of the unfortunate author s' present distress and the promotion of his future comfort • we . shall be happy to receive and hand over any eoet; Cons which our readers may be disposed to give in aid off this charitable object. —.Swansea licrald. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. lbc., but receded to 70fr. being the same as yesterday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 941, 94, 1, and 94, cum div., for money, and 94 and 1 ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively 94 to 1 and 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 2301, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, I t , ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 7-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1,1, cum div. ; ditto for account, 1041 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981, 99 ; ditto 1864, 981 ; Five per Cent." enfaced" rupee paper, 99, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1051, 1; Exchequer Bi la , March, 10a. prem ; ditto June, 15s. prem. There is a decline of about 4 per cent. in Turkish Bonds, the loan of 1854 being quoted 814 to 4, and that of 1858, 714 to 2. Mexican Bonds are steady, whilst Venezuela and the Spanish Coupon Certificates are a little more offered, Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Deferred, 304 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 984, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilisn Six per Cents., 1014 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; French Three per Cent. Rentea, 69fr. 124 c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 28 ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half, 99 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 964, 98 ; ditto Three per Cents., 83 ;1 Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 48, 4;1 Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 521,1 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for acount, 421 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64, 7, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 814 ; ditto for account, 814 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 72, 714 ; ditto 100 i. Bonds, 74 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 24, 23 4 . . _ The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. loan of 1860. About 62,0001. in gold was carried to the Bank yesterday, making 273,0001. since the date of the last return. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady, but the sales did not exceed 8,000 bales. Thirty guineas per cent. were paid yesterday at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances on the overdue Canadian mail steamer North Briton. She is an iron screw steamer, built in 1868, and her gross tonnage is 2,188 tons. The Submarine Telegraph Company's cable between Dover and Ostend, a distance of about 70 miles, has been broken by the recent gales, but will, it is understood, be soon repaired. The traffic in no way suffers by the disaster, being carried on by special direct wires through France. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Picker ing, contractor, of New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, and Eynsham, Oxon, was held yesterday at the offi ces of Messrs. Clarke, Ford, and Co., accountants. From the accounts submitted it appeared the amount owing to unsecured creditors is 26,2791. 71..; 1 to creditors partially secured, 8,6971. 25.; and to creditors fully secured, 44,1001. 15s. Mr. Picker iug's proposition was to pay 20s. in the pound, by two instalments of 21. 6d. each, at three and six months, the last to be secured ; and by two fur ther payments of 7s. 6d. each, with interest at 5 per cent., for which time was requested. This offer was favourably received, but has not yet met with the adhesion of the whole of the creditors. Confirming the advises given yesterday, a letter from Buenos Ayres of the 14th ult. says " Our army has taken possession of the town of Rosario and its port and custom-house without any resist ance, the enemy, Dr. Derqui and his few followers, having abandoned the place, and retired in the direction of the city of Parana. Our triumph is thus secured, at least this side of the Parana, and the government is thinking of the reorganisation of the republic on a sound basis." A telegram just received from Smyrna by the Ottoman Railway Company, and dated the 14th, announces that the first section of the railway to Kosbounar was officially opened on that day iu the presence of the Governor, Ries Pao* and the Imperial Commissioner. The length of the new line just opened is three miles, but the total opened, extending from Smyrna to Kosbounar, is 40 miles. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7961., which is attributed to the circumstance of the giving way of a bridge on the main line of the Great Northern Company, near Huntingdon, which caused traffic belonging to the latter company to bo diverted over the London and North-Western. An advertisement just issued by the Great Northern, however, inti mates that the obstruction is now removed. It is understood that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of only 9501. We understand that with reference to the Bank of Deposit an independent "deposi.ors' committee" intend nominating Mr. Wm. Turquand as their re presentative in the forthcoming investigation, they feeling that from his experience he is well able to protect their interests. The following letter from a well informed share holder in the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail way Company, shows that the company have no intention of abandoning their proposed Farriegdon street station : TO Tint EDITOR or TR* EXPRESS. Slit,—To consequence of a public statement appearing in the Morning Herald, to the elect that the London, Chat- ham, and Dover Railway Company intended to abandon their Farringdou•street station, I have inquired at the offices of the company and find that the report is entirely without foundation ; but it appears to have arisen from the fact of the company having given ootioe of an intended application to parliament to modify the reettictions as to the height of the arches of the bridge over the river. This modification only affects tho superstructure, and it is intended forthwith to commence the foundatioes of the bridge.-1 am, dre., A SHAREHOLDER. Royal Exchange, Landau, Nov. 20. We are requested to state that the subscription for shares iu Mr. Train's Staffordshire Potteries Street Railway Company will be closed on Satur day next. At Darlhagtou a street-railway coin pany has been formed on the same principle, pre sided over by Mr. H. Pease, M.P. The capital has already been subscribed for by the townspeople, and contracts have been entered into for completing the line before Christmas. 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, log, f, 107, 1061, I, cum div. ; ditto, for account, 14} ex div.- ditto Four, per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 98i ; Me; 1864, 98j ; ditto Bonds, 18a., 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 99, j. f ; ditto Ave-and-a-Half per Cents., 10bi. The New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. were dealt in at 100. The India Five per Cents were firm, at 104 to it ex div. for the account. Investments by the public are continued, but upon a less active sale than before the rise. The Five per Cent. rupee paper closed at 99 to *, and the Five-and-a-Half at 106 to *. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 7a. to 10i. prem. ; the June 12s. to 15s. prem. ; and India Bonds 12s. to 15s. prem. The business in foreign stacks was again rather considerable. The Spanish Coupon Certificates fell this morning to 61 to 1, owing to an unfavourable statement reproduced from a Madrid print, respect ing the intention, of the Spanish government. In the afternoon, however, a recovery took place to to 7. Mexican Bonds have improved to 28 to I. Burma Ayres were firm at 90 to 92 ; the Deferred at 30 to ; and Venezuela at 231 to 24k, the Dutch market for the latter stock being reported strong. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was rather dull at 81* to 82, whilst that of 1868 declined I per cent., closing l at 711 to 72. Bank shares remain generally firm. There were again inquiries for London Chartered Bank of Australia. There was also a demand for Madras Irrigation and Red Sea Telegraph shares and the various securities of the Crystal Palace Company. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 5 to 51 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1* prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, Ito of dia., being lower ; London and Pro vincial Marine, * to ; Oriental and General. Marine, 14 to 2 prem. • Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, I dia. to par; Indian Carrying Company, kto prem. ; Roods* Iron Shipbuilding, to t i prem. ; Venezuela Cotton, prem. South Wales Railway stock has risen to 66 to 88, in consequence of the arrangement between this company and the Great Western. 111 W "ATM or IPSOCIAXATIONI. Mr. Hemp, the officer of the sheriffs or Leaden and Mid dlesex. produced a new batch of prodamatiww. 0a the Let occasion A will he rem that an axtamirdiriery lame we presented, there being not one proclamation to be made. Tie following cameo were proclaimed in the usual manner :—Philip 168111111, at; the snit of Alfred Shirley ; Henry Meniett Elderton, at the soil of James Cover ; Charles Nicholls, at the suit of Alfred Mayhew ; Philip Elwell, at the suit of Thomas Baker,. Thomas hay, at the suit of Jams Nasymth Anatol Walliager ; and William Ludbam, at the suit of James Naaynith Arnold Wenn:leer. No surrender was made, and the mit county court was appointed for the P.lth December. THE POLICE COURTS. (TILLS DAY.) LT/AM AT • ILIUMINUILIIT BOIL A fuldombly-drimosd young mu, who game the maws of W 11114114 Thompson, • dwelt. a/ 1, Edwanl•hrost, Hum burproad, wag cluimisd with Wag drank and mat* • dimusbasso st the refreshanot room of hl r. J. Acemoll, 1, High.strue arr t, laliogion, awl also assaultoog Um barmaid. Masia Men. TM pnearier wee is the eoffearoom, the worse for liquor, and whoa ordered to leave the hoses he became obstinate. Ile dropped hit 'FUCA, and when it was handed to him by the herwaid he struck her a tremeodous blow on the kNO• heed with the stick, and knocked her down. This monies • leap wee viable no the barmaid's head from the effeet• of the blew, mad the stated that she now felt pain. The peiassr add be war not aware that he knocked the YraMd ea tin Owed. Hr. D'Symemeat mid the assault was an aggravated ale. sad wahweed him to pay a 'ins of 44k., or, in default, 21 digml , hapeiroomood la the Howe of Correction. Sae was OIL LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sir sum niasaara.) SHREWSBURY micrrlNG.—(T MB DAY.) BALOPIAN STAKE& T.Y.C. Queen of Bpais. Column, Imitate" Mks halasil, mad Ethel are hem STEWARDS' CUP. One mile. Lord of the Manor, Corona, Petra, Billy Dwindle', Libellous, Kantaford, Rasaley, Flirtation, Odom, Rosalind, Iternanaistor, and Recovery are hare. SHREWSBURY CUP. About two miles. Plumper, Eloho, aurprias, Corona, Knutaford ra fL ov nart y y, Petra, &dm, HMSO, pea*, Amy. Flirtation, and Maass an Loa. BOUTH KILITERN BAILWAY.—(27II3 Day.) A special meeting of the shareholder s wa s laid at 11 o'clock. al the Bridge Dome Gael, LeadseArtige, Mr. ETNG in the chair, to authorise the heard le wake a line from the Greenwich Junction to 'habil* sad Dart. feed, cutting eff the existing angle. The opening the preceedinp, mid the mem sore wee one whisk bad been frequently discussed. Previews to 1848 applieldbin was made to parliament, both by that sod by the London and Malaria Company, to ece streets • far Xid-Kent. The matter had now become ousel public aserwity, sad could no longer be postponed. Either they moat oadertake to serve the public is the beet manner or the pulls would be served without them. The whole of the main line traffic was at present carried math jointly by the London and Brighton sad that company. The distance by the new route wield be 18 instead of 41 miles--n of 13 miles. The &denude. to be gained by the public was mealiest ; and, an the Misr heed, the company's traffic to Gutless, Dover, sad other distant points, could not fail to increase. The saayemwt el the joist line was daily becoming more coin said that wee one grourid ou which the project was noteassadsd. T 66 ope ning of the new lies to Yid-Kest would tend gm* to lamas. roodsessi tzsito ; the district to be aceasaasedated being at present greatly deficieet in accommodation. The proposed extension to Manfred rested on similar grounds' ti; VINO ha keen, et the extension k, Tunbridge. The end of eziestiag the =slime bad been • matter at miss@ esesighastiona the directors. Alter stating that the 'Min satiosiall coat of the proposed extension was 1,000,1=, M meld a resolution authorising the board to apply to pardimmaL Mr. Gomm), TIIOIII4ION, deputy chaussea, lambs se% coaled the motion, _ _ Mr. BEVIS moved the following amendment:—"That this meshes stead adjourned WI the 12th December next, in order to give the proprietors due time to consider the proposed *chime, sad that in the interim the directors fur nish proper information for that purpose.' He stroogly cooderaned the policy of emission. and referred to the poet history of the company to show bow injurious it had bars. There were engineers and solicitors iulluenciog directors, and always urging them on to fresh expenditure. Mr. SMITH, in seconding the amendment, said he should hare_ preferred its being a septic* to the whole scheme. He believed with the chairman that, if they did not accom modiste the public, the public would accommodate them welvea, whereas the proposed expenditure on the part of the company would be thrown away. (Hean) Mr. ALUMS, I. • ninnoCh of COOMJHHIbIir length. oppo sed the visaing el the board, feeling that it would serio usly in- Pare the interests of the Mouth Easters Company. Mr. °GAGS SMITH thought the shareholders had not soft • chest data to act upon, and that no that ground the meeting ought to be adjourned. Mr. RICH, a director, saw no reason for an adjournment. The advisabslity of the proposed line had been frequently before the proprietors, and the question really was, whether it should or should sot be constructed . in other words, whether the °company should make the railway am good a ams as fponmible, at a oar which would be reurnamative, and at W same time afford protectiou to the trade. Mr. Cot.sa Cow. soother director, was is favour of the adjournment, because he was coneiOnorl that daisy would teed to satisfy the shareholders that the board were • Mr. TRUCLOVE, another director, defended the contending that it was necessary topless the emptily is • safe sod satisfactory Ferition. The reseria, be said, why se little information had been ves to the therebolders at present was thud i gi t we eat drivable to give all the ramose whir* lad glided the dine. tees. If the erisdael renaletioa were acrid lb. scheme mar again oar Wore the proprietors for spproval or ',- After seer farther discussion Mr. Base rtm a director, mid he believed that delay would he a seises lajury to the shareholders, and that they would ems it. On a show of lamb the amendment we. septived by a Imp majority. The origisal verbatim wee then agreed to, sad the made( *wakened in the used manner. FUNIIIIIAL 07 M/1. THOMAS SLINOXST Dl•Nromia. —(Tnis Dse.)—Tlis Naml of this gentleman took place :hi=, Kinesl•greee Canieterv. His remains were e hen lensing, where the late member had been resign kr the benefit of his health, on TA uratiay, Ys Mee fiskikeeit, 3, fiesess-gardena, Hyde-par k. Tb Imsed pressmies. eassistieg of a beans and four Mmes. wNh tee marble@ sell pair, left the house of the diseased shouilyafter 11 o'clock, and arrived at the Kemal. poem Cereeesey ell 12 o'clock. The funeral was strictly private, though a hap number of persona had assembled. The following will be the number of clays em ployed is ooeveyieg the Mediterranean, Indian. Chem erititia, and Australian nails to their respective pals Mod year. These mails ant' reach Marseilles from Lia ise is 2 days ; Malts in 4 ; Alesandria in 8 ; Sees hi 9 ; Yea ia is ; Bombay is 18 ; Clone in 26 ; Mantilla, in 71; Mathes ids 30 ; Pima( in >lt ;. Odatikta mid Sapporo in 34 ; Kis, Georr's Sound is 40 ; Hong Kong in 43 ; Mel bourse is 45 ; Sydney is 49 ; and Elliasgbei is 50. PROVINCIAL BHAAI MAIMS. LITSII/001. Nov. 10.—Jairloalaa. 1(161, 1061—Mmtern Comi ties, 104 11—Oreat Northern, 111 111—01 sat Western, 111 711—laneaahlre and Yorkshire Stook, 10131 1064—London and North Western stock, 941 961—Mantisestor, Shafileld. and - coin, 431 464—Midland stock, 1311 lite—Ditto new shams 14 11 p—North British, 624 611—North Staffordshire, 44 41 & North Kasten% Renwick, 1014 1011—York and North Midland, 90 901—Leeda capital stock, 68 69 South Eastern and Dom, 22 11-16 ffi I.l6—West Midland, Oxford,d6l69l—Butfalo and Lake Huron, 41 4 1 5 -16—Dutch Rhenish, par p.—Grand Trek Canada. 611654—Great Luxembourg, 9 1691—Great Western of Canada, 104 104-111Mois Central, 391 191 —lrk lax ameamsent), 271 2S—Thamis sad M Ims 1 1-16 11616 p. ILANCHEITIM NOV. 10.—The marks iipaaed weaker bet improved . and closes Mandy, with a fair business. Caledonian 1061-6 astern Counties. 141 13-10 I—Great WOMAN% Tli—Lancs. shire and Yorkshire, 1084 4—London and North Wolin, Manchester. sad MaCollashiro. MMIMBAIw —North British, 61—Booth neaten', 12 13.16 —D over re per Cents. (11 paid), k Id. —Luxembourg, 91—EdJabough, Path, and Dundee,lo4—Laaeashlre Insurance, 4 d.-11rs Aswarance, 1 d. BILIGNOMAII, NOT. se —The sales to-day were Guaranteed, 714—Woreester and Birmingham Canal, Bi ltr un own and District Bank 16—and District Piro, 64. There were sailers of London mid North Western, at 941—0 f Shrewsbury and Here ford, at 1101—of Shropshire Banks, at 40—and Birmingham Matey/arks, at 17. Worcester Canals rimed, Inman, at It WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) '2IIIIII2DAT. NOVIKI22 21, 11 L. I=amme .L6uss7 933 4 11 : 6 4 .63 61 MIMIC 3951 60 LILDIOISAJI 93.47 61 PO5$S911 l Suns* 39.91 61 11_ —aural acwinosuesi Lrvisroes. n, a VALIMIA 77, tr irj i ss , 42 Lassos Donut . . Ora; Is eoseszoirs; - .54, 47 f1an.499 93.991 61 ?MOO= Pa 14611011 30.03 61 SAW. 1: ..L..... .. :. e 0 0 0 r r e r 0 r r r r • O r • r O 1.1 121 LS II fe 41 SO 4$ 67 119 91 SO SS 19 SO it SO 6 67 6 &I e MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. East Cara Brea shares are still in - greacrec;eirt, owing to the improvement in the 20 fathom level and the cutting of the lode in the 60. The price has fluctuated • business is officially recorded in the Stock Exchange at 11 1, 12, and 10 1 . Stray Park shares are very firm at 33 to 35, East Caradon in request at 27 to i. Wheal Grylls are quoted 11 to 12. South Frances have declined to 85 to 90. Port Phillip Mining shares have again improved, and are marked and g prem. Scottish Austra lian Mining have been dealt in at prem., and United Mexican at 9} and 9, being inquired for. The following is the official het of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : East Oarn Brea, 10, 91, 13:16, j, 101, 101, I, 111, 101 Lady Bertha, 15s. North Basset, 3' • lilarpret, 451 North Treskerby, 2.4 ; (Edward , 24, j, 7:16 ; Moyle, 325., not 6d. ; Seto°, 1121, 113 ; North Downs, 5 6-16 ; Fest Oaradoo, 26 13-16 ; SortMge, 14s. &L, 14s. At North Buller Mine meeting yesterday the &COMMs showed at debit balance of 1341. A call of 10s. per share was made. The W - Itsal Emma amounts. Presented " the Medea yesterday, showed a debit balance of 6151. A tall of 21. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGE. Oct. 12 MA 376 21. 104 1 276 34 ' 416 dd 36 1 l9 Nov. 2 9 — .. 16 611 kir _ gala Avows .. $llll. 24 td 306 9d 42s 144 Dort.—Wlisst : Ikarisy, Osta, Aye, &ass. aad Noss IL Lam= Gams Sow Ira WlZlL—Wheak 107,419, baby, MAU: odds, 13,000 ; ris : TS: bans, 4 : 414: pas. Ban ~NB DIUTILAX MM HG TIM moronism IN THY AVILILLOS MINH 0 WNW' DORMS 11111112 WSW NAMT.D. 04.11100 t MINCING LANE. 7 (THIS . DAY.) PoGAß.—There continues to be a quiet market at u shered prices; brown native Madras sold at 31*. Mak ; middling brown to fine yellow Cuba, 345. 6d. to 41s. Refined : The demand is still chiefly confined to picas at staady prices. litoLsouirm.—A parcel of Dominica sold at Its. Corrim—Two floating cargoes of Rio sold afloat for mar ports—one good first at 655., and one pale Java Elided 60s. 9d. — Carne.—Trinidad has sold at fall price*, part at 68s. Ti,. is in moderate request at full prices. Rice is dull of sale. Rum is steady ; Jamaica sold at 2a 10d. ; Demerara. Is. 9d. to Is. 10d. ; Leewarcls, Is. 7d. ; Mauritius, Is. flid. Faurr 7 The demand continues quiet ; prices are barely . . surrrted icz.s.—Black pepper sold steadily at a slight reduction.. Singapore. :lid. to Id.; white at full prices, 6d. to 61d. Mans 'wady, lid. to Is. sd. Nutmegs, shipping aorta, at Id. decline ; good at previous prices, Is. 2d. to :is. 9d. Mews (Penang) without change, Is. Dd. to Is. :lid. Cassia Ligneast full prices, first pile 915., second Ws. SALTPETRE has been in active request both on the spot and fur arrival ; prices are firm. Refraction to 21, sold at Kw. 6cL, and fur arrival, :Nis. Gd. to no. &I. Corrom continues firm. JU4ebasl;ltilireg;larly, but previous prices were about maintained. SAFFLGWER.—BengaI sold at full prices, W YIG mirk 61.175. 6d. to 81. 2s. lid. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAT.) The market is dull. Town tallow is quoted at ?).1a net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 525. ; all the year. 51s. 6d. ; December, 525. • January to March. 525. 9d. to 525. 641.; March, 525. ; Ap ril to June, 51s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is rather larger than on Thursday last ; but choicest kinds are not very plentiful. The trade is dull at rather lower rates. The supply of sheep is not large, but it exceeds the demand. Prices on the average are lower, but there is not much alter ation in best qualities. Calf trade is steady. Our foreign supply consists of 810 beasts, 1,110 sheep, and 155 calves. Mulch cows, 90. Per stage of VA. U. d, a el. Per stone of Albs. s. 0. Best Scots. ifereids. 4 8 6 0 I Best Dug& Ilf.hdißb 0 0 0 Rest Nhorr.horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 4 10 I Second qua). besets 8. 4 0 I Do. ,10. Muria .... 0 0 0 0 Calves P l , Best One& 1116breds 6 4 6 6 Wahl Beasts at market, 1,920; 190 ; riga 290. and lambs. 4,020: Oahu, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis and Co. mport trade slow at the f.illowiag prtms• :—Prime meadow hay, 80a. to 90a. ; superior ditto, MIL to 105 s. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to Ms. ; clover, old, 90a. to 120 a. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 106 s. ; straw, 28s. to 34.. NARROW ESCAPE PROM POISONINO BY AfISTAILI AT LEEDS —Yesterday. a boy named William Darby, in the employment of Mr. Ckwallsall, printer, Woodhouse lane, narrowly assumed being poisoned eirough the cere leasness of a druggist's &militant. It appears that yesterday morning he went to the shop of Mr. Rushworth, druggist, which is directly opposite hie master's premises, and asked for some cough lozeugea. After returning he ate several of the lozenges, and feeling himself unwell he went hack to the shop, when it was found that the :militant had by mis take given him calomel lozenges, and that he was suffering from the poisonous effects produced. He was at once taken to the infirmary, where the stomach pump sail other remedial measures were tried, and after a time he reified. Lest night he was doing well, but it will be tome da before he is fully recovered. Lea da TTHEATRICAL ENOLOILMENT4.—On Tueoil.iy the director of the French theatre at London, M. Lambert Deanery, brought before the Tribunal of Commerce at Faris an action against Mdlle. Theric, renenlly an actress of his company, to obtain from her s,ooGfr. for hew* of engagement. He represented that she bad bound WIDWHIMAT SWUM I hemelf not to perform in any private theatre at Console, which closed yesterday at 921 , to lex diva London without his written consent ; that in Jely for the sth Deo., were alternately " buyers " and last alas bad asked him to allow her to play in private, " sellers " to-day at 921, and closed at 92 11-16 to Ile, t h h:l bad be e had wan tivZ ok a ed v i e t r . bal aa r &TV:9 but 13-16, or 921 exactly. For money the last price was `"''' slas had taken part in • private performance, whereby he heleaa 94 to cum div. The official business reportis as had lost her services for one night. Mdlle. Theric stated follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94k, that after giving with the director's permission a promise to cum div. ; ditto, for account (Dec. 5), 92k, I, ex play in private, she could not well break it, and that on the air.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921 k • New Three Rigid in q ".":41 her services were not required. by his. per Cents. 921 f, k ; New Three-iumi-a-lialf per inasmuch as the performance at his theatre cremated oily l of a tragedy. in which she had no part. The tribunal die -114.1 10 d Ba l: k Stock, 23 0 41 232 ; India Stock, missed the . actioe with costa Au extraordinary meeting of the Mediterranean Submarine Electric Telegraph Company is called for the 16th Dec., at Paris, when "a proposition affecting the prospects of the company" will be submitted. The "options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company, carrying the right to subscribe to the shares at par until the 20th Feb., 1864, were dealt in yesterday at 4 dole. per share. The Challenger has arrived from China with 659,500 lbs. of tea and 451 bales of silk. Mr. F. Arden has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at San Sebastian, Mr. E. Andreae agent for Havre, Mr. F. W. Reid agent for Savannah, and Mr. W. Wake agent for Goole. It Oat IS. Nov.!. Nov. 9. 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