The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Till 3 DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Mater of the Hells.) at aunitogLL's Motu. By a deed poll, dated Nov., 1831, a declaration of trust of two num. of stock was made, to the effect that the trustees .4 the rune held such stock upon trust ; that they, %Iwo es, tee s should for ev e r thereafter pay distribute the interest, divideods, arid annual proceeds thereof as the same should mins in manner following : that is to say se, to three teeth pane thereof (the Isom into ten egad paw to he divided) onto the officiating priest for the too, being of the catholic chapel in Form by, in the county of Lancaster ; as to three other tcath part. thereof unto the officiatin g priest for the time being if the catholic chapel at Stockport, in the county of Orate. ; a. to two other tenth parts thereof nate the oda:kiting priest for the tune being at Hobos ; sod ci to the two ienuouing tenths thereof unto the officiation priest for the time being of the catholic chapel at Netherton, in the said county of Lancaster. Provided always and it was thereby declared that the said several part* of the cost tru s t movie were so directed to be paid and applied to the soil several officiating priests aforesaid upon the condi lions following, that is to say, that they, the of priests for the time o f eac h o f th e said several catholic chapels, should each of then, from and after the death of !Ivory Blundell, the settlor, yearly and every year for ever celebrate and offer up the number of muses therein. alter specitical for the repose of the soul of the said Henry Blundell, that is to say, the officiating rrientn, for the time being, of the said Formby and Stockport each twelve such mares annually, and the ob.:triton priests of the said chapels at Bolton and Nether. ton each ten masses annually ; sod upon further trust, that whenever it should happen that through the want of a priest to officiate at any of the said chapels the am I condition, or any of them should Dot be complied, or that any of the said officiating priests should refuse to coni• ply with any of the said cooditions, then and is either of the mid ramie, they. the said trustees, their successors, !lc., should pay the share or shares of the raid trust monies in respect of which the said conditions should not be com. plied with aa aforesaid, unto some other catholic priest willing to comply with the said conditions." The legal erten" in the food had devolved upon a sole trustee who paid the money into court under the Trustee Relief Act. A petition was now presentel by the four priest, at preseet officiation at the respective chapels in the deed mentioned, and it prayed payload to them of the monies in the pro portions severally allotted by the settlor. Mr. Follett sal Mr. Elephawe were for the petitioners. Mr. Wickens appeared for the crows, and contended that tha gift was well gives to charity, notwitbatendieg the con ditions sneezed as to masses._ Ilia Horiour, who swerved his judgment when the C a t & were argued oe hanky, this monism said he felt by the awe of " Wort v. Sbuttlewurth decided by Lord Cottvehara, arid must therefore regard the gift as void. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittisp I. Basso, is Michaelmas Terst.—lßefsss Lord Chid Judos Cockburn suil Mr. Justices Wightmas sad Maclbws.) ICIPAIITZ 111•1111.1111.-LICILIMINO ACT. Yr. P►iMerck. en the pert et a perms earned mooed for • taandanme icining the magletrates ter lima to hear an appliraticie der a boom fur a pratilie-beemi all Brightlinirasa, of which he bad gives dew gear. le accord ance with the prtivisione of the general Lirsorist Act. The inagistnites fur the illViikel hod held the customary lioroung meeting, but refused to eatertais the application, no the grouod that, although Mightily's'', which wee formerly an outlyiag portion of ate e t the IN= was included ia their juriedictioe in regard to all matters, it did not appear that they bed ever soercised say authority nth mimeo to lioesess that pariah. They ad mitted they were the proper tribunal le come to for the license. bet they doubted whether they had power under the circumstances to past it. Rehi Da. COURT OF COMMON PLIAS. &Map at NM Prim in Lourke.—(ffelere lila Justice Willa and • Omorno Jury.) TUN RCIISOAN STUN NAVIGATION AND TIMM Orint.usr r. wnlNn —I , IT • CONIINICIAL OS • was FLINT! Mr. Lame, for the plaintiffs, said they earned as Mai - new at nt. l'etemberg sad Odom. and bed speneues in Laedon and at Triode. in WA the defendant was engaged m went at Triode. mil S. August of that year he was remmed her Ware to Medea. le April, 1/4/11, he was diewdemd by the sempaay ham Ida mashes. sad at Um Am there was • Imp sea ef mosey due from the dafseamt to the sempamy. The prom% edam was to newer the oar is sad she the leeks and paper is hls hands blowing to the esermy. The loudest plesdsd • mamba, of pima mg he also pad ran. into saw& Th. delsodemt, mime the emmeeesmost of this asthma bsil left the meek,. smd M we Waived that he had pm to Annaba, it we to he loped with the mdse. We of rehierki kW character. The Lamed omen' coacltaled by espies that be was " requested' to state that Flo defemisms ems • Gomm mad not • Mustaim IA laugh.) The dekirdwres massimatissa, Ulm before he left this country. was pet im sad is the coarse of it be stated that the y ems pork and partly essreae• ; the SOVIIIINNONS reds used the ampany foe =artsod the lest was • melted war and M imi. 7ll9 polities' maws WWI reseal at St. Petersburg. and Ms mmusistile at Okra TM dskedast eilmiltad this mash& mem* semasal I. his emanation wescovest, and this seem shred that the Waage dm to eampany was 1,1361. 14s. N. Mr. Josiacg Willie aid limy kid ware* to do with the question whether the empemy was palitimi or 'mercantile. A fomfre sampan mold ea is ear seerla Mr. Lamm mid the simarliem of the dslumisat was on. tem ; the emery y war gm* • tram ermgmey. Mr. Jerre Milks—lie dad* the Emir governmeot famused that , as the Austrian gmerwmeet do the Morino Lleyffs. Imam pireormasmt had as much OAS to a maw' Sett al war is we bed to ham volunteer.. lk. Inhere repeated then hew autism that II Mould met p forth Mei thin was a polkaed left is my mom A .wk* tbm salad dr the plaintiffs for 1.911 k. Ib. K. after deducting the .rest mid Mt" rnirt, sad imago 40. is moped at the Melia INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Bolan the Chid Commissiosm) 1,1 IIF CLIWAIID DIUVIOL —Orr:RION OF INFANCT. Tbi. utoolreut, a voueg lL deft in the Nentieh Unice, Norw,-h, eipleht to be chlcherged node, the ad Mr. !lergooi appneed on the Fart of Mr. Bingham, a wee elicited from the insolvent that be left Norwich on tha :S4th geptember, and came to Loudon, end had peti tioned the 1)1111/i. 11r. &mond meld he bei been arrested ceder the Ab• scouding Debtors Act. The iusolveat stated that be bad 60i. a yesteas clerk s$ Nome:b. and ewe to Loteloo to better hie situation. The insolvent happened to be asked hie ap, sad maid be we, not 21. He should Dot be of age till February sett Mr. Sept rid be wee sot aware of the dromedaries. Tl„•re was, bossier, an sod to the case Has Honour said a minor could not petite's, sad after a fee more itneticse, erdered the petition to he dboiseed. SURREY SESSIONS. (TRW DAY.) The November adjourned quarter sessiom for the comity of Moroi commenced this morning at the Court-bouse, Newinstou-raoseiray, before J. E. Johmon, Esq.. chairman, T. Tilsoo, dep u ty-chairman. Captain lf•Dougal, J. Phillips, E. Loaner, H. H. Roberts. Eels, he. The calendar contused the mimeo of thro es seven primmer* for trial , all of whom Were for felony. There ere, however, several per sona ..n tad for misdemeanour. and four committed on tiaterday for faker, whose names are not on the calendar. This,. are two kw embesslaneat. one for hessebnaltiag, two for robberies on the river news. tire robbery at Croydoe, and the remainder petty lameny Mies. n. de mo, of edaration b as follows ran scritlow read nor write, sir ma only read, twentv•fire mad and write haw hotly, and only use ma mad ana write well. CAUTION TO JURTILC4. On the list of yawl jurymen beteg gelled over, three of those gentlemen neither assented to their saner DOC MA soy etrnse. The chairman fined each of them W., sad di rectal the petuiltaes to be eoforced. Two gistitlemen claimed esemption ..n the ground of oTtAI are. The clerk of the pear b.hd them nut they most attach all the blame to them.elrvs • so they hod ..oly to go to the overseen whoa the lists were made out, and state that they were over silty ' , ars of age. Their name, would thea be expanse& I 'goal they dm so they would be euromosed. THE POLICE COURTS. (T LI IS DAY.) BOW.STRZET. ALLIMPD RUBSERIT-m AT Jawgtunci. Shortly after the disposal of the night charges Mr. Lewis, jon. (Lein, acid Lewis), drew the attention of the ritual/ magistrate, Mr. Henry, to the care of TA ' , WSJ Thellapal" • b bad been in restotle since 5 o'clock on &Manley even ing upon a charge d stiahag a kaiak{ necklace from the shop ~f Mr. Atteahorougla, is the Strand. He understood that the care was Imhof kept back to await the atteudamse of • wits's, whose evidence would amt relate to this num but to some other charge spirt, the Impersor West said that wee so. retrieved that Mr. Attenborough did not intend to press the charge, bat the rumor was detailed is order to ascertain whether another lew.fler who bad a charge against him would ambient*. Mr. Hairy —ls Mr. Attenbeirough mstrillieg to promearai bemuse he is about to retire from linsimies, Mr. Wet--I think sot, ; notaries that be deo eel Web there ie • teee epee which the prisoner coal,' be .... tented lo' trial. lir:liFurry ."— oiserual that it ti is hie power to cow* Yr. Attawborough to Ulu& A. private izadindual could not at his Osman withdraw from • charge of felony. It is • public offence, not a private grievance. In some OMB of bat that misdemeadoes nour the parties may be allowed to compromise, nut apply to • felony. Mr. Lewis savored the magistrate that this was no ques tion of compromise. Mr. Henry did not intend to impute anything of the sort to Mr. Atteuborough. But it was not in the &cies of • prosecutor to withdraw. He should expect Mr. Atteebo• rough to attend and explain why he charged the prisoner. r. Lewis hoped hip client would nut be unnecessarily detained. -- linp;:ctor West—lf he is discharged upon this ass, we shall detain him on our own responsibility upon the other 4612eThere are no le than 12 Jewellers who have idea. !cu him as a ver..o whom they suspect to bare been con cerned in robbing them, though they cannot bring it home to him by legal evidence. We sh a ll cer t a i n ly k eep hi m till we see what this charge comes to. Yr. Henry desired the inspector to call on Mr. Atten borough for an esplanatioo. Shortly afterwards Mr. West again entered the court, and said he bad seen Mr. Atteuborough, who said that he had refused to prosecute, became he thought his neighbours bad not acted well to him, in omitting to inform him of the repeated robberies they had suffered. But, of course, if the magistrate issued a summons against him, he or his maistaat, whole: s teep the prisoner into custody, would feel bound to Mr. Henry would'oertainly insist on the attendance of Mr. Attenbereogh or some person on his behalf, to explain his withdrawal, Wen if that withdrawal should be ulti mately sanctioned manumit of any insufficiency in the evi dence. Mr. Henry accordingly lewd a summons wind the assistant, returnable at 4 o'clock thin afternoon, and dented the inspector to inform the prosecutor in the other ens alluded to, that if be did net attend by that time the prisoner could be no longer detained on that charge. In the interim the mimeer remained in custody of the police, not having been placed at the bar. Erni OALCUITA AND 80r/171 ZASTERN JtAILWAY-(rats DAY). The third half-yearly meeting of the company was held at the company's offices, Gresham-house, for the purpose of submitting • resolution for converting the shares of tbe company into dock. The meeting was also made extraordinary for the purpose of authorising the director, to borrow on debentures of the company the further gum of 10,00 W., at a rate of interest not exceeding 6 per cent. per annum, convertible into shares at the option of the holders of such debentures, and also authorising the issue of such a number of additional shares as might be seceesary to provide the means of converting such deben tures, and for the increase of the capital of the company to that extent. Mr. BODRADADA lo the chair. The following is the climates' report : " In the last report it was anticipated that the first sec tion of the line, from Calcutta to Sonapore, would have been opened in July last, and that the remainder would be finished by the sad c/ this year. The extra ordinarily early sad heavy rains in India bad somewhat iatorfored with operations on the line, and would acemion • few months' delay. The directors, however, were given to understand that an eosin s w ou ld before this date haml run over the rails, not only to Sone pore, but further on to the Prelim River. They were also informed that the completion of the whole line to the Mullah port might be looked for io the ensuing sprin. The same cause which had occasioned this delay has a lso had It. effect in adding to the expenses of the line. It would be seen that the additional sum now re quired was estiinated at about 31,0301., but taking into onaideratim possible ointin:;eneies and • demand for more rolling stock, which scorner or later most be supplied, the director, have thought it right to apply at once to Sir Charles Wood to goormitse the full sons of 50,001., to be Mood is debeatures, sad convertible into the capital Ghana or stock of the ecienesay. Of mum, no more of this sum than shall prime to be absolutely Deese eery would be raised. With roman to the main subject, via, the proofecta of the railway, the directors were 111DWIM of say circumstauces circulated to shake their belief is its eventual profitable result. A date meat of receipts and molests to 30th September in Esgbad, and to the 3011 June hat is led* is annexed to the report. Belida the ordinary lineisses, two rmointioas will be submitted to the meeting, ems for converting the shares d the camppaassy into stook, the other for soactica log the Wow Menem ef "aphid The directors expound their regret at the d Sir James Cosmo Weird', E.O.eath d the *Meal director,M.* The Chums se, is moving its sambas, said that two re soludass would be submitted to the meeting in conformity with the noels* which had bees mad. The shares el the capital were to be 'cavorted into stook, bosom it was found et prawn that a valua ble elan of investors( were excluded, namely, tradiess. Although they asked for 130,00 W, they did not , beam that the whole of that amount would be neosesery. Sir Charlie Wood limited his sanction to 40,00 W., sad of coons so further issue of debentures would be made with out Diarist-Um, but it waaadviablii to ask fora larger sum, to avoid calling the shareholders together, in the event of a small additional sum Icing required. Mr. Mmtrinimw seconded the motion. He believed it was so au thing, either in England or in India, to hare the gethestes for railways exceed. The East India Com. ram faourdegPeet of completing t its e l i :;eo f tl o i r - Mire t0'17,0031. It was better to have the rain corns before the rails were laid, because if it come after it would °cession much greater ezponeo. He bail every cootidence in the macaws of the neing. Is reply to Mr. ADAM, A Poorairrou stated that he believed the government bad no security whatever for the advances they made ex cept the half of the surplus pronto made after paying five per cent Mr. LANOWDGD, the engineer, explained that the causes of the Increased expenditure arose from the rains sweeping away the embankment before the slopes were dressed. The bridge at Halt bad a span of 170 feet, but the difficulty had to contend with was in pities a (mo ney had to sink Ri or 60 feet, and to put dorm mrsiddal rock in order to get a foundation. The prise ef hiboar bad also risen from 50 to 70 per cent. Times were the *um el the increased expenditure, and they were mans against which DO human prudence could provide. The report wee adopted, and resolutions in conformity with the entice convening the meeting were agreed to. A vote of thimble to the chairman terminated the pro ceedisga THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1861. THE OALBOB THE NORTH-BASF COAST. At Sunderland the storm still continues, calming ensiverhat with eaumeet, but rising spin with the rooming hall its fury. The sea rues mountains high, owing to the bog oostinuasee of the wind from the N.E. Not a skip as le.ve the harbour, and only one, the Beaver, has arrived Moos Thunder, reporting that several vessels left Hamburg with bar. These have Sot yet arrived. I o consequence of Uwe being ao *trivets, there have bees serious casualties, though the sea has dome a fearful among of damage to the barbs., walls. A peat deal of the atn wall and wood work ot the see etiM pier has been washed away, and part of ens of the istwipeesd of wive firmly-bound stews, hos hem heaien down sad Welled with the sand. But the greatest amount of damns has been sustained by the glacier behiud the south pier, as ealsonve stonework of great strength. Great stones love hese dashed down like pebbles, and swirly the whole of the wall is down, the »- warming potties being very meek eadennined. The damage dews to the various walls during the late sales is estimated at upwards of 2,0U01. A large number of vessels belonging to the port are reported as wrecked, and landed at various porta. Sink:LDS, SATURDAY Num. The weather Mal read= extremely boisterous is the earth see, ad there is sat the least prospect of any Vella leaving the north-seat ports at present. The steam ships aad eirnsw colliers, as well se a large fleet of collier vowels as sow all dataissi. Yesterday aftereoon the Albatross, Hull and Newcastle eleanter, had a most miraculouszez from destruction. Th e m pt a i n very Tre bl y an d f attempted to take hie easel out of the Tyne to sea, but ia seating epos the by ths vowel was overwhelmed amongst the waves, and her &she were swept very much, sad bar deck argo was ales earrisd away. The Tema was mach Missed about the ladwirrita, sad it was stated that a was was washed overboard, but that dose not appear to be the we. After great difficulty the cruel was got about and pt into port. To-day at noon, • schooner, the Rhodos, from BORON on the Forth. attempted to enter the harbour before the tide was sufficieotly higb. She struck heavily on the bar, and then drove on to the Hard Sand. The venal was struck by a sea abaft, and the master and snow were weeded forward ; one of the men, James Evans, had his leg broken, and all hands then made up the Timm, where they were washed r is ili at eem until rescued by the Northumberland lifeboat. wens brought 'whore is a very exhausted state. Is so manner of doubt that one hundred seams baloseritur to the northimat porta, iocludiag Whitby aid Scarborough, have perialted is tke North since this day fortaight, with ski property lost antosnUag to missy thanes& of DEATH or Drail PARKER, ESQ. —The death of Hash Parker, Esq., of Tiekhill, near Dom:aster, father of the Right Hoa. John Parker, formerly one of the member, for abefield, end chairman of the South Yorkshire Railway Company, was ageoweeed cm Saturday last. The dowel was the oldest magistrate in the commisaion of the palm for thy Wss Ridiag, having qualified in 1791 By Mr. Parker's death, et. ♦ndrew V. tole, Em., of Dowerieler, now th e m a ke megherato, him quaLtiostscia dealer at the commememest of the premat enemy. —Lads ihrestry. Tax Dry= u Noss Yoanarsa—On Friday sight a heavy fall of mow to* piey while is drifted to greet depths on tie high moors. the rues tieing quite obli terated. A gentlemen, Is attempting to tomb found nearly paid the penalty of his rashness, being foil quite ex imeted. A beggar woman was found in a similar state by a farmer coining from Ferndale on Saturday amain. The rivers of the vest district which drains to the Owes have all overflown, and many thousands of wee of gram ere thereby rendered useless to the fanner till eyrie& Bsow mintiensd le fall as Saturday.—Lteals Mercury. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLool. East Cam Brea shares have advanced to day to 9S to 10, and are very strong. Wheal Beton are quoted 107 to 109; East Caradon, 26} Do to 1 ; South Caradon, 320 to 330 ; North wns, 5} to ; Wheal Margaret, 43 to 44 ; Providence, 43 to 44 ; Great Wheal Vor, to 6 ; and Heroddoot, 37 to 38. Several transactions will be found in the Stock Exchange official list. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in in creased demand, and have advanced, owing to the advicea referred to below ; the last trans actions recorded are at 52. United Mexican have been dealt in at 81 to • Scottish Australian at@ to prem ; Dun Mountain, at i prem. ; and Bon Accord, at din. The annexed memoraralum is from the St. John del Rey Mining Company :—The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received by telegram, from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, October, 1861 :—Pro duce for Sept., 46,443 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 19,3221. ; profit for ditto, 8,1931. ; produce 11 days of October, 15,392 °items. N .B. Nu despatch goes forward by this packet. At North Roskear mine meeting on the 12th inetunt, the accosats showed a debit balance of 7211. G. ad. A all el 11. per share was male bie Wheal Anne accounts presented at the meeting as the 11th instant showed a debit ha mice of 2711.145. 4d. A mil of 10s. per share was made. At West Bt in Owiog Mine meeting on the 13th inst. the &emote showed a debit balance of 1011. 14s. sd. A all of 3/. per share was made. Michell ]line on the 12th instant made a call of le. 6d. per tame. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOIrDAY. NOVNIONI A II LL IL is Nun &mama Lam !Mule& U Alumna Poem= Ilazzur 064643 30.41 113 5aaaa0344142 1ay56.634 Vuostaa .44 63 645frtr ewil ors . .24 00 LoilD01l Poodusoon .30 n MAY. Purim= limo= &W. W. N.W. 11.il. X. M. LW. tow. N.W. N.N.W. Y. w. EXPLANATION. omided red rednood to II deg. at mega ma level : each Mt kola of meldmlelbs, made/ about onadvaddealth of sa loch amdmidem; 41111111 be deg., above 112 deg., cemeleg nearly threadttodeedthe Ilmermaa 11.—Imosed tharommegier In shade. 11-11olakmed bulb (for Invention and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two plate Ictl of mat attic). P.—Force (1 to li—mtimatad). C.—Cloud (1 to F. I. Inluale : b, blue sky: c, clouds (detached) : t, tog. lightning m, relay (Ley); o, overcast (de% . r, rain: e, .sow : t, thwarter. 8.-699 , 419{ar99009 to 9). Z.—Calm. PRITTIOCII TO TIM MOW. 11/,011•11.3 ISTOIUIWIMNIEDAT. It. Britabi—N.N. E. to &W.— N.N.2. to W.—Variable, tine. Moderate. some ewer, On. Ireland—N. to S. W.—Very Itae. N.W. to N.W.—Very fine. I Coast —N.N.F.. to N.W.— N. to S.W.—Variable, One. Moderate, some mow, thee One. 8. tneland—N.N.l. to W.— Ohnllsr, very One. sundae. THE LATE LORD HERBERT.—Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has intimated his intention of Fe eding at • public meeting, to be held at Willies Booms, as Thursday, the :'.Bth instant, fur the purpose of taking snob steps as may be necessary to a fitting memorial of the late Ismeeted Lord Herbert. A committee, which includes the most induential persons in the kingdom, is forming to miry out the object, and it is gratifying tolled that men and geatlemen of all s ha des of parties have ex premed their dare to co-operate, sad that his royal highness, who has so laudably takes the initiative in this movement, will be most ably supported in paying tante to the &paled statesman. Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Derby, the Farl Russell, the Earl of Maltnesbury, the Bishop of London, the Duke of &Wench, the Earl of eirliale. Lord Clyde. Lord Brougham, Lord Gough, Lord Garret Me, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Lord Mayor, General Peel, M.P. ; Mr. B. W. Crawford, ,ILP. • Mr. Aldebnan &lances, M.P., and Mr. W. G. Prescott,, have, amongst others, skated their wish to be oe the committee, and many of them win, it is expected, take re•,. in the prom tinge of the da y Tree Rzv. T. BIENEY me Puizrra.—At the omming of • congregational cha at Stawmarket. the Rev. T. Blaney, after eluding** psl ptivute feeling, which had Induced ham to come to Stosiouirke:, said he world now Lay • word about the p , s* it elf—that platform. (Cheers and Isughter.) lie was souiewl•st old-fashioned in I•is ideas, and he tattier (*al • pulpit. He was very decidedl strali y opposed to a p' Worm before he went to Aus, out there be saw in tinny compatatively small churches, without galleries, • raised dais, with a table and desk. This Lo liked ray well in Aurelia without plinks, but it they had • platfoim, be should say, do let then. hs .0 „hat it pretended to 13, and not those met of wings which h. [-mid in it—(laughter)— sod, again, the gaat iron spikes around it ! (Laughter.) He would have all there things done away with, and a plata rail in their place. A 7 41, ha never could see the use of settine a man to speak over • greet soft pillow. (laughter.) Councillors and members of parlisment did not speak over and why in the world shoed preachers have to do so? (laughter.) He osus , ly took them off when he presched, and, if he ha I not been a stranger, he should have taken the pittow off that mowing. PARLIAMENTARY RIFORM.—The Norwich Poll that Union has adopted • memoial to Lad Pol. merston, praying his lordship to take some action on the subject of parlianieutary reform. The Union is also ender. souring to remiss. the reform manila in NO•11 ich. WARWICK , IIIIIE Aaau ci.TauAL SOCIETY. A general imetio,„; of the members of the al, we society took place at W*r.,e.k oo S.awi .y, t rle J the eshibi tion for 1862 should le held. Lad presidc I. A deputation from 13;•.ningbare, cats' ti. of the livor (Mr. H. Manton), :itt John Biretta Coseclor Ws I Mm. and the town clerk, oe the pat. of the Tows Coeseil, a - id Mr. John Lowe area Hr. T. B. moro eating the Cornell of the itirtii:ithain (cattle and Por'try &how, atteedril to invite the a may to bold tar- in etiir at l!' 'nziogham. As iavitatine was also r. Mari from Coveetry. The amoebae ultimately daridisl, by &liras msjoi3y, to accept the levi tation from Erntiogliani, in wMch town the meeting of the tociety cu be hold next in itrn-n. Battu nO • I:A vs.—The United Kingdom Telegraph Company hive ON eny (None y) opened their hoes between London, .riegharn, Manche-ter, evil Liver pool to the public at the wilund theme of a sh;lling for A/ words, making the 111111 e charge bMwreo any of the sta tions. The former rate for telegrann of the game number of wonls from London to Mituchi star or Liverpool was four sbmings, and the reduction is therefore very consider able. This is only the F-st section of a network of telegraph lime which is intended to embrace all the large towns of the kingdom, s-wI the 'holing charge in intended to be uniform from any one lowa to any other, whatever may be the d;ntance. _ _ SUPPOSED MURDER IN COI.NEY HATCH ASTT.C3II. —On Saturday Mr. 6. Brent, coroner, held an inquiry4tn the County Lunatic Asylum, Co lney Hatch, into the circum stances relative to the death el Joseph Bin, aged 28, • patient in that asylum, who was found strangled in • ward of which Ihe was an inmate. The d. vowed bad been an inmate of No. 14 ward, • ward appointed for dirty and noisy patients, for about four mouths, and had to be attended very much. On one occasion be was found fight , hig with another patient. He wan discovered dead last Toralay afternoon, about ten minutes to five o'clock at the bottom end of the w a rd. S amue l Ri c k man, en o ld man , I patient, dime mining tome of the attendants in the ward, crying and saying, "My poor boy ',dead." He ran down to where the deemed was lying, andtheattendantfollowedhim and found the body at the side of a press, face upwards, sad quite cold. He had a blue handkerchief rouod his seek, which was tied by • kind of slip koot, rather tight in froot, to resseable a bow. The doctor arrived in four or five mi nutes, but the poor fellow was dead. The medical superin testiest of the ark side of the asylum maid the cause of death was suffocation from strangulation. A patient named Rickman told him that deceased had been strangled. He Was devotedly attached to the deceased, whom he fed and coustantly watched. He soil ho had been strangled by another patient, named Skinner. Skinner denied it, saying be bed been in another part of the want all that afternoon. No other eye-witness could be obtained. After some other evidewos, the jury returned a verdict that the deceased had bees strangled by some person or persona unknown, and expressed their hope that in future the instructions of the medical man for the dispersion of attendants throviberst the ward of which they have charge should be more cares MI serried into effect. SERIOUS POOT-oFFICE ROBBERIES AT WOLVES WIPTON.-0a Saturday, at the Wolverhampton petty nu. aims, John Weaver, a stamper in the Wolverhampton Post eller, was charged with stealing • 10f. Bank of &abed Ws frees a letter that was posted at that office on the alibi of the ]et instant. This note was one of eight, of the united value of 101., that had been ant in two, and their napsetivs halves forwarded ha two Isiters. Amongst the y which the prisoner is enspeeted of havi n g st o len C r i: PTt dra ft for for 24.11. and the halves of sofas of the united value of 2101. He wee remanded, IlAtentivalr FRI{ HOVPITAL—The number of palette tweed at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women end Obildres, Edwards -street, Portmansquare, during the week ending Nov. 16, was 684, of which 210 were new MIL SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cliocz. The railway share market to-day is buoyant. A rise, varying from 1 to I per cent., has taken lace in most of the heavier lines. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire show especial buoy ancy, and have risen I. The advance in Great Northern is 1 per cent. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 93* to 94} ; Great Western, 71* to ; Midland, 132* to 1 ; Lanca s hi re an d Y or kshire, 106/ to * ; Caledonian, 1061 to 1061; Eastern Counties, 63* to 54 ; and Gr ea t Nor;;hern, 112} to 114 The exception to the general buoyancy is in South Eastern stock, which has fallen g per cent., being quoted 77} to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ex div. 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In some of the other markets a decided tendency to improvement is observable. English railways are buoyant, and have experienced a fresh rise varying from 4to 1 per cent. The only other feature of importance is an increased demand for India Five per Cents, and Turkish and Venezuela Bonds. The India Five per Cents. have risen to 104 , 1 to At Paris, this morning, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telezram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at G9fr. 55c., being per neut, better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 94 and 931, cum div., for money, and 921 1 and f, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are, respectively, 931 to 94, and 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows:--Bank Stock, 232, 230; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, k ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; India Stock, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1, cum div. ; ditto fur account, 1041, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991; ditto Bonds, 15a., 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 991, 99 ; ditto Five' and-a-Half per Cent., 1061, 1; Exchequer Bills, June, 15e. prem. Turkish Bonds show increased buoyancy, and have again risen f per cent. ; the loan of 1854 is now quoted 811 to 821, and that of 1858, 711 to 721. There is also a further improvement in Venezuela bonds, which are last marked 241. Mexi can, after showing dulness, have rallied. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 921; Equador New Consolidated, 151; Italian Five per Cents., 681 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 271, 28 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 811; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 471 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1866, 1857, 1859, and 1860, for account, 47 ; Russian Four-and-a-Balf per Cents., 921; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 52 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for amount, 421, 1; the Committee's Certifi cates, 131, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 811, 821; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, 71, 721, /, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 731, 74 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 232, 241. The numbers are published of Sardinian Five per Cent. Bonds to the amount of 22,8201. which have been vsnoelled. About 85,0001. in gold, principally Arstralian, was taken to the Bank on S.:torday. At Lloyd's on Saturday 10 guineis per cent. were of:fired to effect fresh insurances on the mail steamer North Briton, which is three days overdue from Montreal Fifteen guineas have been paid on the ship James Wilson, from Melbourne, but upon the gold by her the rate is still 8 guineas. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The sales on Saturday reached 12,000 bales. Friday was the day for the payment of a call of 21. per share, or 1,500,030/, on Lombardo- Venetian and South Austrian Railway shores, which are chiefly held abroad. The Money Mark!.t Review mentions that thesum remaining to be. paid on account of the final instal ment of 20 per cent, on the last Indian 4,0C3,0001. loan is, instead of 8C3,0331., less th a n 100,000. This payment is due to-morrow. _ Att - th w e meeting of the Madras Railway Company on the 22nd inst., resolutions will be submitted authorising the raising of further capital for the purpose of e-ai. j ring out the company's contracts. it is mentioned in the directors' report that a por tion o; this new capital is intended to be appro pi:ated in s.tiafrction of advances made to the company from the government treasuries for carry ing on the works and providing materials during the present year in the absence of sufficient funds coming in iron' the company's own resources, it hay:ng been arranged that the government should take shares in satisfaction of the moneys thus advanced by them. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Staffortlxhi-e Potteries Street Railway Comp..ny (Limited). The object is to connect the towns of Langton, Stoke, Hanley, Burslem, Fenton, t,o bridge, Tunatall, Goldenhill, and the adjecent % if lass, by means of streetrailways. It is announced that the assent and co-operation of the local author '- ties and turnpike road trustees have been secured. That the undertaking will be carried out is iniii ciently indicated by the fact that out half of the capital of 20,0031. has already been subsoribed for by the directors and other capitalists, and that the construction of the line has Igen con :1 tracted for. The direction comprises a long list is, local notabilities. The shares are of 51. era. An extraordinary meeting of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada is called for the 29th inst., to declare a dividend. A meeting of the Cupiapo Extension Railway Company is called for the 29th inst. The half-yearly court of proprietors of the Rock Life O ffi ce is called for the 28th inst. The following momoranduni respecting the Queen's Hotel Company (Limited) of Upper Nor wood, is from au official source : The periciical balancing of accounts of this undertaking, dated to the 10th instsnt, shows that the receipts of the Hotel diu:ng the last half•year have exceeded thee of any previous limit .1 by at least 2,3CN. It has paid a dividend of 101. per cent. per annum from its commencement, and the satisfactory results of the patronage which has been ac corded to the establishment during the 6-st half of the pre sent esancial year already show a clear surplus pmfit suf ficient for the payment of 10/. per cent. per annum dividend, retaining • considerable sum for contingencies, Sc. The 45 new rooms recently erected have been fully occupied during the past season. With regard to the prospecta of employment for the winter, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons ban the following : From all the manufacturing seats unconnected with cot too the accounts are satinfactoty, and a belief prevails that, owing to the enormous expenditure to be incurred by the United States, there will be an increase rather than a de crease of activity as the winter advances. The American clothier, have manifested the utmost linger with their government on account of an order for blankets, and other army requirements, having been sent to this country, and it is evident that for the monicot the President and his minister, have been terrified by the protectionist outcry. Bat it is certain that the mills of the Northern States can not supply the wants that must prevail, and that, even in their inadequate attempts to do so, they must withdraw labour from all the channels where it has hitherto competed with our own. It seems, indeed, looking at the cheek to enterprise in France from the high rates of money and the financial distrust, as if we should soon have all the markets of the world in our own favour. Meanwhile, even as regards the cotton question, there is no increase of de spondency, although the prospect of a settlement in America has apparently become hopeless. The accounts from India this week are spin good with respect to the quantities of cotton to be sent thence, and there is ground to hope that the general supply will be sufficient to keep our operatives p oled to the extent of belt time, until all further anxieties are terminated by the increase of production an nounced as being likely to take place nut season, not only in India, bat in t ;antral America, Brasil, Persia, and numer ous other countries. It is said that many of the leading Manchester manufacturers have resolved to make large pecuniary IliltalliCAN rather than that their operativesahould lure to appeal to public relief. SATURDAY EII74MICI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to lex div. for the sth Dec., were first marked to-day 921, and closed at 92f to 1. For money the last prove was 934 to 94 cum div. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 94, 031, cunt div. ; ditto for AC count (Deo. Er), 92/ ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92, f ; India Stock, 224, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 180 , cum div.; ditto Four pe r Cent. Debentures, , 99/ ; dittolBl34, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 12a, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cant. "eufaced" rupee paper, 99k, 99 ; ditto Five-and-a-114f per Cent., 105 f. 1J so 1i IS Set The India Five per Cent. stock remains steady, at 104 to } ex div., for the aeconnt. The rupee paper was firm, the Five per Cent. at 99 to 4, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 105} to }. Exchequer Bills were again weak. The March were quoted 6s. to 10s. prem., and the June Us. to 15s. prem. There was a very active demand for the Turkish Bonds of 1858. With the approach of the period for the annual drawing, speculators for a fall in these bonds have become anxious to buy back. The supply of stock in the market being limited, the price has risen 1} per cent., closing at 71 to 4. The rise in the Loan of 1851 was per cent., the final price being 81 to 4. Venezuela Bonds continue in request, and have risen to 23} to 24. Mexican were steady at 29 t) }, and the Spanish Coupon Certificates at 7. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANK —(THIS DAY.) The weather continues fins but exceedingly cold. There was an intense frost during the night. To-day it is rather foggy with the wind from W. and N. W. The supply during the past week of English wheat was much more liberal than the week preceding. Flour a fats supply. Barley and malt rather more liberal. Oats moderate. Bean, pr..ise, and tarn middling. Seeds of moat kinds short. Scotch and Irish oat, very limited in quantity. The foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal, the greater portion American and Black Sea, and a few cargoes of Russian and Prussian (Baltic). Flour, a moderate supply of American barrels. Barley more liberal than the week before prin cipally from Math Sea and Prussia. Oats moderate— nearly all Archangel with Mediterranean, but not any peas, and a middling quantity of linseed from the Black Sea, and Archangel. The wheat trade is very firm to-day at the fullest rates lof Monday last, in some few instances rather more money has been obtained. A good attendance of country buyers at market, and most of the provincial markets report hi,turrices. also very firm. Barley. —Fine malting fully me dear, other descriptions eni. to Ia lower than this day week. Oats.—Archangel being in large supply they are quoted 6d. cheaper. Beans, and tares, steady. Linseed and rapeseed without change. In cloverseed and trefoil but little doing. A few small parcels of canary seed have sold at an advance of 4s. to se. per qr. FLOATIIIIO CARGOEB of maize are lid. to Is. lower than this day week, with a fair demand. WlRAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 60a. to 655, ; ditto, fine old, 56e. to 615.; ditto red, new, 52a. to 61a.; ditto, fine, old, 524. to 60e. ; Norfolk, kc., fine, old, —a to —a.; red, new, —e. to — a. Foredo : Dental°, 60s. to 611 a.; fine, 645. to 68a.; extra, 68e. to 72e.; Konigsberg, 61s. to 66a.; ditto, extre,lsBa to 67a. ; Reetosk, extra, 645. to 705.; Mecklea burg red, 535. to 64e. ; Ilekermark ditto, 525. ; American white, 645. to 665.; ditto red, ets. to Its ; Canadian, to 665. BLUM. —English malting, 38a. to 391. • he, 445. grinding, 345. to 365.; end distilling, 341. to kis. per qr. ; forme gnnding, 354 to 361.; ditto distilling, 345. to 384.; in ding, 3:o. to 365. MALT.—English, Fie: end Norfolk, 595. to 63e.: fine. 631. to 704 ; Layton sod Wire, 655. to 704; brown. Ws. to 584 feed, 272. Od. to 29.. 01. ; potato, 295. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. Od. to 245. 33.. to 38s. tick, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 425. to 465. pigeon, 425. to 46a. ; foreip, Ilasegan 361. to 404. ; tick, 40.. to 425. ; Konigsberg, 43a. to 46.. ; Egyp tian , 375. to 39a. PLS. -En g lis h boilers, 38s. to 425.; w tee and blue, 38s. to 41s. ; maple, 404. to 435.; grey, 345. to 365.; hog, 365. to 38a. ; foreign, 34e. to 375. Fiona.-Engliah town, 48s. to 535.; ditto fine, 535. to 55a.; country, 43.. to 475. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 435. to 44..; French, 465. to 50s. pm sack; American, 26.. to 34..; Canadian, 27.. to 335. ; Spanhh, 50A to 52.. INDIAN CORN. -White 38s. to 41s. ; 395. to 425. FLOATING CABGO2B, all C. F. and I -Whist and Marianople, per 4921b5., 61s. to 68a. ; Obirks, 51a. to 56a. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 51.. to 565. ; white, 575. to 61s. ; Danube and GALS; 41.. to 475. ; Baptise, 38a. to 425. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40911 1 6 , 26e. to 27a. ; Odessa and Danube do., 265. to 275. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801b5.,325. to 33a. Mains : Odessa and Galata, per 4921b5, Od. to 36e ,• Bawl and Bulgarian, per 4801b5.. 345. Od. to 355. ; 'French, do., -e. to -e. ; American, do., 32e. to 335. ; Egyptian, 325. to 335. Bunt.-Cianary seed, per Mus tard seed, pe 44s. to 525. ; Hon seed, per qr., 54a. to 50s. ; r bushel, white, 91. to Ils. • brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 575. to ®Os. • Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 10+.1x. to 111. Oa. ; Americas, thin, in brL per to., lU. 10.. to 121. Os.; do., in bage,ll/. Os. to 111. 10s; Baltic, 0/. to 01. a.: Marseilles, 9/. 10a. to 101. Os.: Rape cakes, 51. !Sato 6 1 . ; Tares, par bushed, wiater, 9s. to 9a. 6d. ; Rape seed. Euglish, per qr., 645. to 68s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IRON NOV. 11 TO NOV. l& Wheat. Barley. , Ma& I OW. Beam Pew Coastwise. gra. gm I gra 14" gra grs. English .. 7798 5022 11006 8902 1616 1 , 28 Scotch.... .... 7.0 ! 100 It , .... 80 Iri,h ... . • 1 00 1 1 0 00 — Foreign ... siiii nisi , .... xstool i Sisia .... Ot l s. a lan; .., ... ... •••• _ ~• • • • • ZIPOICITD.—wans. 700 gm; 'BMW, 1.210 Mt& Flour. nil; ;ii= :: • • •• MINCING LANE.-(THISDAY.) Scoa L.—The market is goiut ; no soles of impoitanee repotted. Correct-1,500 bags Rio bars been sold at prices not ris. ported. Other descriptions am firm. Rum—Business has been transacted in Yet:ramie Am ain, fur sLipmeot nest year, at lls. TEA is quiet but firm. PILPPIIB. —WO lit6s Singapore sold at 4d. for good quality. Raurrr7str..-300 biers have Leon disposed of, refraction 3 at 355. • refraction 91, cash. Corr:um-703 bales sold at firmer prices. The public sales advertised for tomorrow consist of 300 Meta of West lodic, 3,400 bags Mauritius, and 1,400 bags East India sugar 300 Mids. ' molasses • 400 casks Ceylon, 100 barrels Jamaica, and 1,700 pkgs. Ea st India coffee. TALLOW MARKET.-(THII3 DAT.) Tho m.rLet is 'toady. Town talloW is quoted kis., .st cash ; Potersbutl es the spot, 526. ; all the mt., Me. 91; lteerubot. KS% 34. ; Jauurry to lian.h, ; March, Ws. 64. ; April to inset, 51s. Gel. NLIFFICI'LAR.6 OF T.ll LOW. Isel. 57.6.101 2,925 71,245 ♦.7117 fi2.090 Price V.C. per cwt. this day 106:04. 101 a U. 624. M. Law Town last Friday WIL Od. 4 .Id. i 155 s 94 Arrivals for the week oodles Nov. 26 last year, 1,271 maks, &ad delivery 3,2 2 make. me arrivals last week compiled 4,007 cults from St. Menthe"; : 277 from Australia : 1::.1 from South kmerie.t 1 2 _70 from other places: total, 4,T57 cuts. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beest;;‘4sryM;Oli smaller than of late. Trade is eini•equently brisk at advanced rates. The supply of sheep is also rather smaller, but it is (rite vpial to the demand. Prices are about the Sll4llO as on Monday last. Good calves are in demand at fully late rates. Fran Germany and Holland there are 650 boasts, 5,200 sheep, sad 122 calves; Scotland. 100 beasts ; Ireland, 1,230 bunt., and 300 sheep ; and,2,650 beasts from the northern and n Aland counties. Par stone of 816 s. s. d. s. d. Per 'torte of 8 1 bs. d. s. d. Best Snots, Heralds. 5 0 5 2 I Best bout:M-1)11Sn v 0 0 0 But Short-horns s 8 4 10 best Long w 0015.... 5 0 6 Sowed quaL beasts 4 0 6 4 Do. do. Shorn' 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 6 4 Do do. Shorn .... 0 0 BsssDhsd:HW-breds6 6 6 8 lambs . - Bemis it market. 4,930; Bbee7 sad Lambs, 21,190; Calm. lat ; PIP. 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Meson. Pattmideu sad Smith report a steady and arm market for both new and old hops, at about the same pekes u lad week. 1 ISLA 111,41. Stuck on hand this day. ...e&disi 4014 67455 Dull% cry last week 2,57S 1,447 !MU from Ist Jaw 27,622 47,126 Arrival last week ' 6,676 2,410 Ditto from Ist liaise " - I 1 609 J 87 . 59 ? • •• -•- • PROVINCIAL WARR MARKET& LrnaarGoL, Nov. 18.--gales today—Caledonlan, 106} Off—. Edinburgh and Glasgow. el} 02}—Great Western, 71 714-lassese , shire ant Yorkshire, 107} 107}—Londoo and North Western, IN 1 .;n1OW, N 1 47-11sochester, SheMel‘ gag Lincolnshire, 44 451-311dtand. 131} 131f—ileottish North Eastern Aberdeen'. 381 80 —Month Pastern, 23, 28}—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5$ }—llllnois Central, 40i 40 d.—Eric, ex.as.erwroent, 27 27}—Oren Western :Chester Pref., 8 per cent. 10, 171— Londe's sad North Western (Chester and Holyhead fi per cenl„ No. 1„ 122} 124 THZ P/LOSECUTTONS FOR BRIBERY AT WAKE FIELD AND BEVERLET.—Mr. Boy's, the defendant in the eases of bribery at the Beverley election tried at a recent York assizes, and who was oonvicted of the offer, e. has received notice from the Crown to attend befoio the Court of Queen's Bench on the 22nd inst., in onler 1., receive judgment. With respect to the Wakefield cases, it is sup posed that the press of businees on the present term will Interfere to prevent Mr. Cherlesworth's appeal from being argued before Christmas. Mr. Leathern will not, of course, be called up for judgment until the conservative candidate's appeal has boss considered. GRAYSZEND, Nov. 16.—The Jason, 2,668 tone burden, Captain Hurst commander, the fifth of the line of auxiliary steamers to Madras and Calcutta direct via the Cape, and belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company, sailed hence this day, the first tide after Ler a p- Glin.time. at 9 a.m., with a full cargo sod between 90 so d a palesegere. Th e limo will be motioned on the Ist January next by the steamehip Golden Fleece, 2,7:)+4 tons, Captain Owns Western commander. 1...' 0,0 .___ Sal 4.0.• bid ling VS. MO