The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-19 00:00:00

LAW hvrnuutacz. (THIS DAY.) - -~- ARCHES COURT. (before Sir S. Luabiagtoo.) "DRAYS AND REVIEWS." riNtior or .ALIIIBUIT O. WILLIAMS, D.D. la this wow the office of judge was promoted by the Bishop of Sal/gear, against Dr. Williams, of the pariah of Itroacha i• the diocese of Salisbury, op , * the imensatioa that he, a. one of the authors of " isaays sod Review.," had proitiolinted through that work doctrines cootou7 anal repo4n..nt to the articles of religion of the Eatabliahed Church .•1 England and !reload. Letters of mussel were pregamel on the :all of Jun* of the present year, sail on the 2lth .4 July the article. were given in. After that no step root, be taken till after the loeg yac.ttioo, but it had bees further paitpoired for the onavettience of counsel, or ale m.e would have bees argued as the 20.11.4 November, Dr. nuilliroore, li.. Swubsy, sad Mr. Coleridge appeared us behalf of the Rash', of &fishery; and Dr. Williams was repreassted by Dr. Deere sod N... Stephen. Dr. Minima., read the articles which it wan sought to lay before the court, and which art forth genendly that the tldrodent bail in hie writings disputed the troth of pro. the truth ■O.l genuineness of the t di! Testament his tory, anal c..-t..in parte of the New Testament, sod the doe- Isice .4 justification by baptism, and of atonementa and propitiation by the Snriour. . _ .._._-.. Hr. Dram., before arguing against the admission of the arta:A ea, *sprawled his opinion that the bishop had been in flueoced to prosecute in this case by pre sure from without. The defeadant was no unknown man. For years be w a s wen known io the University of Cambridge, not only av a man of learning but also as a man who took the deepest interest iu questions of theology, sod he was known to the world from his "History of Christianity and lliodooism,'. admitted on all hands to be one of the mist learned books upon a subject of that kind, by his nollectionof mermen@ pub basal uookr the title of "Rational I kodlioese," and also by a sermon entitled "Christian Freedom," preached before the I eivemity of Cambridge. Dr. Williams was also ►sown as an cionveut Hebrew scholar; but as far as be was the defendant in this case be •4% /imply the v,car of linsolchalk with certain ehapelries in the diocese of Salisbury. The learned counsel then proceeded to give a history of the work entitled " Essays and Review.," alluding to the condemnatory ar• tides in the Wiwi/ions/re and Quarterly Reeler., and to the MRCP 'S* et kb the book obtained. Regarding the mosoy of which IN. Williams was the author, he denied that it contained anything without the law of the Church of England, and taking the eery as a review of Baron lluzumin's work, he had yet to learn that it was against the law for a clergyman to review the work of a learned person, to set oat the views of that learned per son, and to comment upon those view& Than the author of that book no man with greater natural talent bad ever arisen, and no man had had bettor opportunity of cultivating that talent or shown more peneverence • in avail* himself of those opportunities, and Baron Bun gee was acknowledged by every one to be essentially a Christiaa believer in the article. of the Christian faith, and even had been pronounced to bo so by the govern- meat of the, country. There was a bishop of Jerusalem at the present day, and of that bishopric Baron Bunsen was the foamier. It was a joint appointment, in the gift alternately of England and of Prussia. Surely, then, he must be a bold man who MUD forward anal mid there were in the books of this man doctrines opposed to theology and in support of rationalism and in fidelity. There might be some things in them, as in the "Freya and Reviews,' things that were Dew to many, for free dimension was the mmengse of protestantism, and some. thing now must always be arising from free discussion. A speech %Cannella by Dr. Jelf had been published umbras@ titled "Specials Evidences of rumen od Dees i • the Book called • Freya and Reviews ;"' and it appeared from this pamphlet that Dr. Jelf was skewed because he had been told that extracts from this book were circulated in Leeds by atheis tical sod isSdel Docieliee there. Why, the.. very societies were in the habit of publishing tests from Scripture placed side by aide for comparison, toabow apparent contradictions with themselves, and in fact showing the necessity for the very test which Baron Bunsen and Dr. Williams were milieus to bring about, namely, the teat of truth. It bad been a difficulty with the representatives of Dr. Wil. lams whether they should oppose the articles no as to bring on a discussion at once, or whether they should have then, reformed, not raising the whole question now, but bringing on the discuedmi upon the reformed articles on a future occaineo. After much cousideration they had resolved upon the former course, andbeproceeded thereforent once to examine the artieles,to the admission of which his objectioos were threefold- the articles objected to were the sth, upon a ground applicable to itself alone ; from the 7th to the Mtli inclusive. upon grounds which were news or less common to all these articles ; and to the 17th upon a grimed which was limited to the emiteuta of the &nide itself and its form. The kit article set forth that the writers of the " Essays and Reviews* owe veers. sible fur their respective articles only, they laving wntteo in entire iodepeodenos without concert or compari eau ; aoil it was also objected in the IMO oriole, that the book had pared through aisle editions, and uo other preface had bees per goy 0.111 reading that article would MOO to one of two inippcsitioos, either that the preface ex. traded contained some erroneous doctrine, or that by mesas of the preface the defendant was to be made responsible - for everything elms contained la any other of the " Famine." To make Dr. Williams reeponsible for all the other article' was contrary to the rules of pleading, out by the 4th article of ease intim the preface was studiously excluded from the charge. The book had pawed through sine editions it was true, but that amid be made as ground of accusation against the whim for the DOOMS of the work arose from the singles wills which it was smiled, aid so great had in astsseisil by these UMW become, that • learned red Peewee bed ben gent from Bombay to deed for the purpose of translating the bete Wei their Macaw. The omens takes in drawing up these artistes has bees to minuet se stake from the " Essays, and seggoet • messing for panuen, era teet=o , a .ruing and they charged Ms{ - smasisig or to • meaning to contrary or repegnent te the doe trivet of the Church , se set forth la the Arlishe el vagina and is the Pniyar.baelli. He eoesplelned that ia the putting together of the entracte est hire In the articMi, noisy of the panned were so risked this it was only by referees* to the book itself that tie mu*: of the writer ovoid be understood i • and site. that the views sad *pianos el the anther beg bees trested es the seek. meets el the terriserer. IDr. - 60109 - Wial lig aipmel One ear 001:111T OP 001010 W PLIAS. AMID COURT. al Nil Pam b Lffiaa—Mita• lb. 7 ILeatlas oril • Omura earl.) .. mluamia r. imam Ms ow w Oda IV; ; N was an adios wing lb. Wade. Ye• shagimans• of Worvidultiro, to mom boron Ism amotollt. Mb brihip Nis mos* taUwialol that he stmesl4 grant the ordille•twe essawsros, outlay lb. statute of :M aul 24 Vie., to deprive taw plaintiff of costa wiz.. that tine action w•• set br..u4ht to try a nght. that the armsalt w not ematelowa, awl that the maim was oat lt to ha brought I• • soperierwourt. COURT Or PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (astrry the ledge Ordiarry.) atria I. amino faun') AJO rue QeMell rsocroa lirrotrixtmi)—rouxsioN, Mir The Atiarsii.O•eival, Froknelt :Stade. q.c., and Mr. Gefford appeared fur the crown ; Mr. M.imular. Q.C., sad Dr. Arista far LW,. Celia ; Mr. Bukby for Sir It card Osaka. Tlia seen bias aavenal tiros. bees before the court. Iv Wir Ri4llllfd limbic who is as Irish baresin. had ( iti m a ld petitiew maiast his wife, Lisme gramme Weller Gethia, for • iliamhatia, on the ground of Ml:divvy with me Francis Ellis. The petition was, however, withdrawn. le the seat place. Mr. Latham • civil engineer, proceeded against hi wife for hoe whiltory with Sir Richard, while h e (the busload) was is Italia, and he sacceisled in procuring • divorce. Lady Crinkle had la the ntetuttline hied • petitios for • dissolutim on the ground of cruelty awl adultery : but at the trial Mra. Latham, who bad bass adlel ow her ladyship's Walt refused to give the re•ioired evidence, and the cane was ',dimmed for further proof. The tiumeis proctor then inter. 'reed and charged the petitioner with having prosecuted the suit in collusion with gar Richard 4:etbin, aleo with living emornitted adultery with Mr. Ellis ; both which allonntions Lady tlethia &Med. Fresh crwhmee modost Mir Richard hawing helm procured. th• WOO ogoinet him (which was tchod before the judge sillies aheire) was lately completed and the arms both of collasim sad of Lady i /ethia's alleged adultery sow came at for trial before , a spiral jnrr. The .Ittoroev-Goweral bowie' opened the use proceeded to call Mrs. Maria Elizabeth Glenna —In IRSS my dater and I were living in %%rums-street. Vaiorisstervacs. In the April of that year Lady tlethin name to hire • room of us. She stated that she wanted it for a friend who was coming from the country. Wass took the frost bedronm .41 the second door ; and she referred me to her mothrr in Ledbrolce.s mitre. The gentleman di.l not arrive quite maws as was expected, and Lady Gethin came THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1861. seven! times to the house in the interval. She asked us to take in letters for her ; bet only one came. The gentle man took possession of the room oo the 7th of May. His name was on the luggage—Francis Ellis. Lady Gethin came with him when he arrived, and showed him the room. They did sot remain in the h ouse ver y l uog , b u t th ey walked out together. ,tfter that she called daily, generally to the morning or afterom, but she did not always come in. When abs did she sometimes went up into the bednom, as she said, to look at Mr. Ellia's drawings. One Oteruooo she remained in the room between two and three hours. Mr. Ellie came downstairs and, stating that she was very au,- requested that Genie wine might be sent for. When the wine was fetched, ho took it up to her alone. Ile wrote a letter, and sent it over to Ledbroke-square every moruing. 1..u1y Gethin always called Mr. Ellis " Francis," or "my dear." He called her " Taney," and on the day he arrived he spoke of her as his cousin. on one occasion Lady Gethin milled before he was up. She mid that he was • lazy fellow, and that she would soon have him out of bed. She then went apstaira In October Mr. Ellis quitted the upper bedroom, sod went down to the dining nod bedroom, which adjoined each other, and were separated by folding doors. After this change Lady Gethiu dined with him almost every day. When ho dined out, which lie did occasionally, she mme over all the mine and muted him in dressing. She looked out his linen for him. She did not dine herself in his room when be was nut there. After dining with him she used to stay till 11, and then Mr. Ellis accompanied her home. When Mr. Ellis diesel out she used to remain in the sitting room till a late hour, awaiting his return. He only dined out, however, three or four times. When he did not come back on those occasions she wrote • note sod left it on thu chimney-piece. She used to sow his buttons on, and take care of his wardrobe. Have very fee. quently heard laughing and romping in Mr. F.llie's rooms —could not positively say which. When Lady ;,,thin mitered the rooms she always locked the pamage door of the bedroom. We hare complained that the bed roinii dour was locked. Mr. Ellis said that Lady Gethin had done it. When the weather was wet Lady Gethin used to remain in the house ell the day ; but when it was fi ne she used to weak out with M r . Fills till dinner time—five o'clock. Mr. Ellis left in July 11i56. I had complained to him about the n e i g hb ours ta lking. Mr. Ellis had a sou about seven years of age, who was with him part of the time he lodvd with us. Lady Gelatin bad two boys of the age of five and seven. They creed sometimes to come with their mamma ; bat they were fetched by Lady G•thin'e maid about s o'clock. I know Sir R. Gethin Mr. IL &Wage. his solicitor, and Mr. Crisp, his clerk. They celled upon rue a year or a year and a half ago. They stated that they had heard •grest deal respecting lady (Imbue, and that they had come to make inquiries with• view to confirm what they had heard. I communicated to them substantially the fade to which I have now deposed. Mr. Crimp afterwards took down my statement is writing. They also took down the statements of my sister and of oar servant, Cros-examined —Did not request leave to refer to Mr. Ellis when he left. Did Dot speak to Lady Gethin more than three or four times after Mr. Ellis's arrival. Did nut talk much with Mr. Ellis except on mere matters of busbies.. He did not sit with us -oh' dear no ; but two or three times on Sunday evenings when Lady Goalie bad left earlier than usual, and when I had not Imes to church, he invited us into his room and read prayers to tie. Never saw any member of Lay Gethin's family except her children. Never maw his sister, Miss Helen Poley, or Mrs. Poley's housekeeper : bat I heard that they had called once. Mr. Ellis prom pally occupied lies time in drawing and painting. I have often been into his room to look at his pictures. Lady Gethin brought her drawing-look with her many times. Mr. Ellis at lira, used to work in his bedroom, hut after he tame downstairs he of course used theiLning room fur that purpose. [The crosa-ezanduatiou was proceeding when' we went to pram J SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. 1 7 nder-Sheriff Burchell.) rIOULANATIoNm Or OUTLAWRY. This morning Yr. Hemp, the officer, made his monthly call of proclamations. There were some new additions to the list, and it would seem from the publicity given to the proceed ings that but few cases 're completed to outlawry, so ar. nor:Amara" are mods with the parties putting the law is motion. The following muses were proclaimed :—Philip name, at the suit of Alfred Shirl e y ; Henry Merrick Elderteo, at the suit of James Corer; Charles Nicholls, at the suit of Alfred Mayhew • Philip Etwall, at the suit of Thomas Baker ; Thomas fray, at the suit of James N. A. Wel liege? ; William I. Mama, at the melt of the came; Thomas H. Lott, at the suit of Hoary Owes ; Quirks Y. Jones. at the suit of Jobs Mortimer Maddox; Arthur Jams, at the suit of John Graham ; sad William Read, at the suit of the same. _.N.___ o surrsoder was made, and the ancient County Court was awed with the %Noel formalise fur tour weeks. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) Williams Smith, 17, was indicted for burglary in the dwellim.limme of Richard Crouch, and stooling& countar• pane and other &Kielce, his property. Mr. Best prosecuteil. It appeared that about I o'clock on the morning of the lsth of November, • Polim-eoastable of the H division was on duty in iligh.street, Whitechapel, when be ssw the prisoner, who was carrying s basket, and two other lads, sod their conduct exciting his suspicion, be stood in a doorway and watched their pr ocee di ngs . While ho was in this position, Le saw the prisoner and one of him companions go up to the slop of the prosecutor sod deliberately force down one of the shutters, and he then broke the window and pulled some of the goods out of the shop He was about to make off when the constable seised bun, sad took him to the station house with the stolen property in his possession. The prisoner was found Chatty, and he 'improved to hare been before convicted of filmy. He wax sentenced to ix) imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve months. CUTIIIIII AND WOUNDINO. Charles Laden, W , wee indicted for folookitmly cutting send wounding Rene Munboo, with intent to do him grievous bodily berm. X:. BIWA prosecuted ; the primmer was defended by Mr. Taylor. The prosecutor ami tho primmer are both Frenchmen, sad it appeared tint in the evening of the 25th of November they were at an manic-house at the west sod of the tows, and a dispute arose between them, but it appeared to be mode op, or at all events nothing came of it at that limo. On the following day, however, they met again at a publio-bow I. the Cityrued, where the dispute wag renewed, sod • weal took place, during which the pronecutor received two wooed• in the thigh, sod which wore inflicted by the prisoner with • knife. The injuries wore not at ell of • aorious thwarter, and it appeared that the prosecutor was not aware that he bad been wounded until he got home. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unl►wfully wound ing. and he was sentenced to he imprisoned sod kept to hard labour for four smooths. THE POLRA COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 10W4TREET. cams 1111,4,14LAt OUTER PT rriuors DIIIIMia. IWiBl4Ollll Derrieal, earriseo in the eervias of Mr. Webb, Inwood wiser, Ltieree•reed. bsslnni, and 6d rond 1141 •4 a, Me la loom • bid between 10 sod 11 years old, were eharied wha among tb• drab d Hazy Ana 14disb, by driving wet be! widt • born sad cart lieTeeenarT, a head; to Wierlmill-street. Tottenham ' eseirtmed, depend—Oa Monday last, the 16th inst., I was High•street, St. Hike's, near the church. sad maw the prisoner Loris &ivies a cart at • most terrific pace. It was most estsmettiaary, and I never law the like in Lon don street& It mum and west hie a flash of lightning. The cart was loaded with wood in the form of • pedentaL No was While the horse with might awl untie all the while that I saw him. Whet be had pared roe some Lim I law • • woman knocked down either by the bone or by the shaft of the cart, and the near wheel passed ever her. I ran after Stop Min," but whether he was stopped by some tete. or whether lw stopp dof his own meant. I twat oty, bat he was then 60 yards mead, I went up and saw the prisoner standing there. I so ?Mamas till I got to the stating. I don't know who took bra ut melody. There was somebody iti the cart with him, but I could nut rscogooe. the boy, for it mine and rimed in • mosaisot. The woman was taken tato • shop. laspector Hubbard—l took the prisoner in etistody yes. tenter. Hs came to the station on Friday, but was ant thee detained. The woman lived at the shop rrieutitmed by witness. — *dams continued—The nil was going at a speed of full 12 miles an hour. It was loaded with wood. The hone was ray young and spirited—the Smut I soar saw iu a cart of the sort. _ . . piiioaer —Are you sure I had a whip' Witness—Prom the moot I saw you till the woman was kworked dews, a vase et 'heat 140 yards, you were the hems with all year might Tbs . r . ler22l . Why I bad no whip, and I did not go ahem' me. 7erahrsterti r et the witness had given his 'Odense la e we, it and distinct mapper. Other witaseeee gave similar evidence. It appeared that the deceased was nearly 70 vein of age, and ttbhaatt the boy hal bold of the reins at the precise moment of the accident. The magistrate allowed the boy to go os the promo, of . perwu in the court that he should be produced again if required by the police. Th e p r i mm er Dans wee remanded to await the result eat the helmet. Mr. Hall, addressing Inspector Hubbard. observed that there was unfortuoritely a great deal of reckless and furless driving in the streets of the metropolis. Mr. Hubbard—l often wonder there are not more anti dente. . _ _ Mr: Hall—Yee, especially to thildreo and Aged pintoes. But you may depend upon it there are a peat many that we never hear of. Where the injuries inflicted happen to be lees severe than might have been expected, there matters mu compromised, or the persona escape. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. T. N. morHAS prodding. The report, which was issued and published several days previously, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings. moved it. adoption. Referring to the proposal to raise :4,0001. on de bentures bearing t; per cent., ho said he believed it was the interests, the company that that step should he taken. The receipts of the but year amounted to 126.706/., being 6,0001. in excess of the receipts of last year. The motion was, how, with such an lacrosse of revenue, there was no increase of dividend? (Hear, hear.) The additional 6,000/. arose from almost all the department., especially on the shilling days. There was a deficiency of I,:is 1. in the HUMOR ticks* but that was partially ac counted for by the receipt of 8001. from the Loudon Rifle Brigade for the use of a butt which We/ no longer em ployed. A/ regarded the concert., he explained that they had not been so profitable as they were last year. 3.5001. was the real senses of advantage on the year's working. The ordinary attractions proved less productive than they lad been, while M. Bloodia's performances were remune rative to the company. Many persons contended that the Mace would be better without any special attrac tions. Facts and experience were opposed to that opinion. Last veer there were 134 days of special attractions sad 178 ordinary days. On the former days the aggregate attendance was 1,317,623, on the latter *13,137. (Hear.) Novelties were, therefore, absolutely essential to nieces., without them it was clear there could be no dividend. The receipts wended very largely of money received under the refreshment contract and from exhibitors, the latter of which was progressing satisfaztonly. Turning to the ex penditure he °hearted that it included an outlay of 2,0001. additional on the building. The disaster in the northern wing last spring was a warning CO the board on that subject, sad the necessity of preparing for the exhibition seat year enhanced the costa of works required to prevent loss and damage to the building. He then described the improved manner in which sub stantial repairs in the fabric had recently been effected, iu order to explain the excess of ex penditure as compared with that of the previous year. He confessed disappointment at there being no increase of dividend, but that was a matter beyond his control. He then entered into a statement with regard to the capital account fur the purpose of showing the necessity of making the pro posed addition to the capital. The motion having been seconded, the report was, after some direussion, adopted. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TIIIIRSDAY, DOMEIER 10, a A.N. L L —— ?WAN Mary l 41 ILIBIEDESi RR* 42 WPM 34.46, 43 limmrica 30.421 47 AIDIUMIAZ 30.53, 33 POETII7III2 30.51 42 2111:111.211 30.41 46 I ULL146.1 SOLEPOEoO411 LIVERPOOL 20 .41 42 V4icirrt4 p. 41 Quommfow;i YA111017711• 'OW 42 LOWDON il l UoVltltt ...... Punsuionit 34.1 43 PUKTLAIID ?mown' 'SO. 43 nlilL illOl '111.21 42 W.-0.3. 1 VI.-41.24. TITTIOOS TO TRU IMPORT. PIOUBLI MOIR SAIVIDAT. N. Saitolo—N.N. W. to N. sad N. to LN.ll.—hash. floc N.E.—Enoh, loom rola or Ireland—lllndlar, partial min. Shallot. Central—N W. to N. sad N.S.— Bialkir—Modasto, Sae, cleat. trash to moth:rote. E. Coast—W.N.W. to N. sad Similar. N.Z.—lreah to atom& some rola. & Zoirtaal—N.W. to N. sad N.N.E. to Z.N.lL—Moderate, N. N. E. —Moderato to Irak, Sae. ado lit limas. thou 6110. fLIPLJUIATION. B. —lstreamier eaniclied aad reduced to II deg. at 11111111 a level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise. caning shoat o ne -hune-edth of an inch diminution: and each 10 deg, above 32 de9., caution h nearly threeundreciths increase. I—lapsed thermometer In shade. 11.-Iletetned bulb Par eviqwwation and dew point). 11.—Diranke of wind ;trae—two pilule felt of mag netic). F.—lobs (I to 19—estimated4. C.—Cloud (1 to 9). L I:Ands b, blue sky: a. dead, ;detached): f, fog: h, nail ; 1, lightning: at. misty than); a ennui (dull) : r, rain . s, pow : t. thunder. P. —04 .1•11,11611110 rift*. W.—Wet, rats-fall. or snow, or ad. dace lad rev" fa later sad decimals. & Cahn. The Time.' observes :—" The fact that Mr. Peter Morrison, the managing director of the Deposit Rank, has been allowed to elude the inquiries made after him, by excited more indignation than surprise. When the break up of this concern was first announced, it was suggested that the most vigilant watch should be kept on Mr. Morrison's movements, and an assurance was given that such would be the use. He was then in Loudon, and had the boldness to write to the various jour nals expressing favourable anticipations of the pro spects of the creditors. His escape, therefore, must, to say the least, have been the result of culpable ne gligence—a negligence which appears peculiar to cases of this description, where the offender has fora long series of years had uncontrolled command of the funds of other people." - LIFEBOAT SERVICES. BERWICK-ON-TWEED WEDNEBD tY NIGHT. —TUduring G morsmg, • heavy gels of wind from the N.E. and a high surf, the edemest Epirnachus, of Amsterdam, was rue ashore in a slaking detest Screnterston, about three miles to the south of Ber wick harbour. The lifeboat of the National Life boat Institution was immediately launched and sus seeded in rescuiug the whole of the shipwrecked crew, Are in number, and after much difficulty, owieg to the tempestuous stat e o f th e weather, sucoeeded in leading them at Screinersion. This valuable lifeboat has been the means of rescuing within the past few mils thirty poor fellows from th e following shipwrecks : Heurich Gerdes, of Rostock, MecklenbuiTh , ; fishing Ip . o r Z of Berwick, 9 ' • schooner Majestic, of Dundee, 5; brig, New Astley, of Absirdeen, 6 ; schuouer Epimachus, of Amster dam, S. Ate AMATICK Catettass.—A little boy named Pricker wee recently takes before B. Moulton, W. M. Bridger, and J. 11. Webb, /Spa., at Bradford-on-Arco, charged with stealing a fowl, value Is. 6d., the property of Mr. Stephen Misen, carpenter. It came out in evidence that the promoutor, finding who had stolen the bird, sent for the boy, who, thinking he was going to be pardooed went to the proftecu ore workshop. A witness, named Stokes, weal there shortly afterwards, and saw the boy with his arms pinioned in true Nswgate style, his lop tied together, sad a rope round his neck, &stead to a beano overhead. The pmeeentor, in reply to the beach, add be had "only fasteoed the boy up to prevail his run. Wag away till the 'police came." The father of the lad stated that his soli had been frightened so much that he W sot been 'himself slice. The beach oonsiderel the primer had eaffered puoiehrneot enough by the indiecre tioa of Mina, awl having discharged the lad, censured the prowienter for taking the law into his own hands. —Bath Chrowitie. Tae LATE POACHING AFFRAY AT PENICUIK.— Ire (Idiosterot Courant) regret to state that Alexander the assistant gamekeeper on the estate of Peuicuik, who was seriously hurt in an affray, as it is supposed, with l'=Cu Nooday, the 2nd instant, died in the Royal yesterday morning, about half-past four o'clock, from the effect of his injuries. Since his removal to the inert:oars, and for several boors previously, Boswell remained in • slide of insensibility, broken by occasional momenta of consciousness. He was unable to utter more than • few incoherent expressions, sod his power of recalling the circurnstasoes attending the assault, or of mentioning those engaged in it, seemed almost com pletely gooe, so that the authorities could Dot obtain • de claration from him with the view at identifying the g u ilty is partite. It believed that the wound on his hem pro ceeded from a gumbot, as part of the skull was entirely blown away, leerier • portion of the brain protrudig. AN ITALIAN CAPTAIN IN TROMBLL. —Thu Italian war steamer Yousabiusis, Captain the Chevalier Di.i, arrived here lest week from blessiea, to await onion from Turin. In one of our former members we alluded to • jour nal published in this island by • party of Bourbon refugees of the lowest chums, who abuse the protection afforded them Le printing scurrilous articles against King Victor Emmanuel 's government. This is a direct infringement of a local police repletion which forbids foreigners interfering is any way with the local press, and subjects them to summary expubioe from the isle d. An article more than usually scurrilous awl insulting appeared io that paper on the arrival of the Monsimbano, I. which the commander of this vessel and his royal master were mode the butt of the writer's ridicule and insult. The captain, accompanied by one of his officers, waited upon the responsible editor to demand explanation of this unwairantihle attack, but iostead of obtaining any satisfactioa be was met by offensive language to himself and his Sovereign. Thus provoked he took the law into his owe hands, and laid his stick rather energetically, it must be admitted, about the editor's haul and shoulders. Although the act camsot be justified, it maybe palliated. and some allowance made for areas acting is the beat of 'simian wader great provocation. The ease is still seder erAmiustion, sad u likely to detain the gal lant captain and his ship in this port longer than he had any idea of. hail tendered by the Italian 000sul having been rotund. —Malta Tina. Deo. 10. LONDON Gassahl. Oiumws Comr.unr (14144reg0). —Traffic receipts week ending 15th Dec., 11,1731. 6s. 6d. MARE MBIS.-(77118 DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The railway share market to-day is rather flat. The principal change is a fall of f per cent. in Caledonian stock. Midland, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and Eastern Coun ties have declined 4. Other descriptions are little affected. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to I ; (heat Western, 671 to 1 ; Midland, 1 2 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105/ to 1 ; South Eastern, to 75 1, being steady ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 99 to ; and Eastern Counties, 50/ to 51. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at Ito prem. Bahia are rather flat. In other foreign, as well as Indian and oolonian lines, there has been scarcely any business. ORDINARY htIARLS AND fiTOCIEFI. ___........__ .._____ ...... ...--- . Ili. Pd I surwArs. nderda P rkiw y. 1 8616 : 1 „ .m. '— all ntrna,Wol. &stout Vat. le Al 100 Blrk.,lan.otebse.Jnea. MI Blackburn all tond Tr W ls e5 a141.13 fl 100 Bristol and isslar 104 ,Caledoelan all .Ourk and Bandon — aD ;Cornwall 6 all Do. •JA no dlr. earth, ..• all 'Do 8 . 1 p.c. la pald to IL —. ELI 1 Dublin 1104.6 Belfast , aa. 60 all llend..Pertlad abd.Ja l4 MA id Anglian lB 100 indigos Oonattre 6Ol Ile Weston V Won, Btock A 47 Ile Do. Stock B 02 611 Gast Buffolk 146 Idlobarshand °Maslow 116 140 idinbro',Firtla Deed 211/ eg all forth and Clyde Jana. KO Glasgow &S. Wagers 10 all Great North of SaolJasel DM Great Hartbeest 1 Do. • nook 111 100 Do. 11 Stook 115 100 DI. Seethe West. (Ise ) 101 Greet Western Off Do.BtossrVaLGea.Btt 66 fenouldret lferksidre Loudon and Blardreall Isse.,Brlsktcga. ,.. 4l.oeui Inedon.f.• 4Dov. London& North Weft. W. BI WA. landondbouthWedert. lOndouderridColersin Do. and Bunlaldlle gei I ea 112 110 1212 £O3 1121 as 104 1.1-0 N 64 116 117 44 id Ilk 611 WI I3} F.!. I iii retropoutin Midland ..... Do. Kew Do. Walt Derby Mt Gt. Wa. (.40.) ilkt Led :towards Slid Clllllllit Selma Areattlol Newry Wattos..4llto Nortfidi see North Dross 101/ i D. 7 - ne. -ar ,~. r:~::~ D: r::d; .. _, liii Do. 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Tal.ll De. per a. SW lie _ Da,o ll _ ama& Laod Cap, Mg atling.tnatelt VlWoes M&NIKO Do. Op. et. Peep. Deb LindlearLon.likippogit E,totindlairrid.ol Catorl Marto To Nom anti A l tr.tp. Ctn. Wars Narlseit West Ithip (Limited) De. 171 per cent. Prod Lam District Tel. (Woe Lea Den. Omnibus Co. lisdrea lertsn. It Cana, Iholltarreneannee.T•l Neater. ft. TeL (Lila) National Diewunt Co Nerbud.lacteldlree(L, Netherland' TO.eTc; 1;:;114;;. N. &tam R N. Soot IA- N. Mt, A uatralaafaa.. dstal (Ms_~ Do. " Now Bliimos' Odin. la. fltia. (Um). • Pot! &Iva: I.katl i Mai •wsiaor — F. - ..11,7.z1 To:1W - - IBMs Is led. TM. Gm li rrepj ". [ So&Ugh Aug. lamilm. los* Andgaban Lad gsbgnants• TM. Snip Ds. do. /441 Mired Do. do. Triage Ag.stAssaslla (Welt* r low. TrtuoALn...l.:.Cmandii lUD. Kingdom Tot ILO. ITain umnimen toad 4 . C e a&. 1 pa 4 le m IMs pa p r 8 9 TRA7IIIO RICTURNEL RAILWAYS Maas Pew M. Tol4 TAY. Dim mom shasullse Jan Week ending o.t. t. 13. a a 1i `olli`olA i nat lndian Railway Bengal Division 2.51e 3,441 Week ending Oct. 10. Grua Indian Yamada Weak ending Dec. T. Edinburg\ and Glasgow Week ending Dee. 9. B. Aunt a Lonnbardo-Vina 9,650 7,091 4,76 0,662 Lin 0,316 6,0.0 - — lOO4 0.12.1 (Lombardo Luse) Central Italy Branch Plasma, to bologna Week ending Dec. 13. limerick and Ennis Llmenck and Forma ILI Waterford and Kilkenny 11l Waterton' and Limerick VT 918 17k;Z:147 'oats wale, _ _ 10,C00; 60,000 - 111/14e . 1 1 l9e te 6} 20 22 12 21 9 11 93 I'3 16 17 22 24 105 IV7 192 106 II 04 dia ii {pal p 2 si 11 1 ii 1: ii 21 pm 3} 4; I i dig 11 Ot dts 10 161 1 11 IL •1 11 1 .. 1 . 4 .4 47 a a 68 zd n pu id 18 19 17 19 6 6 46 48 12S 114, 22_ 86_ I _I 88,849 48,172 88,881 1,777 6,667 LOP I,lBb 3,100 2,860 N 1 150 188 105 27! 271 1,470 1,242 - 7,132 7.10$ 3.59 1,062 7,117 21,430 32.40 1.6,4 ?0 -7- !KZ 7,"26 Week endlog Pc. 15. Belfast end County Down 49 PM Cornwall Lancashire and Yorkshire 190 k 11,019 NerthMafnrdehlro Osweetry and Newtown SD MS Brest Northern 390 10,111 Landon & North Western 1070! 16,610 London & booth Western 11,6511 Manchester, Sintaeld, and Lincolnshire Uhler SIO - 811 .. 11Si 17,609 67,671 6746.6 46,169 BLOW 84,940 6,346 17,106 - MONEY .MARKET.MEM Dill.) ?we Veuxs. The funds opened this morning With a ideedy appearance, but have since become rather weassit Prices are now quoted 4 per emit. loner than they closed yesterday. English railway stocks in some instances have declined 4 per cent. Throughout tha Stock Exchange bu.iness is extremely languid. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Beer ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Mantes wen, quoted 67fr. 30c., being 1 per cent, below the het price of yesterday. The telegram states that the Bourse is " heavy, with all securities acting." Consols are officially marked 904, 90, and 904. ex div., for money, and 904 and 90, ex div., for the account. The present quotation Li 90 to 4 both for cash and the 9th January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2324, 234, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4; . New Three per Cents., 894, 4. 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1024, 4,4, ex div.; ditto for account, 1021, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 984 ; ditto 1859, 984; ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 145., lls. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" nips paper, 1024. There is uo alteration worthy of notice in the foreign stock market, the transactions having bees upon a very limited scale. The Turkish Loan d 1854 is rather flatter, at 76i to 771, whilst that of 1858 remains quoted 671 to 68. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 1868, 861, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, for account, 44 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 50f ; dins New Deferred Three per Ceuta, for as count, 411 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, 4; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21, f The commercial demand for money continues much below that usually experienced at this period of the year. Good bills were taken yesterday at 21 to 2/ per cent. At the Bank business was upon a very moderate scale. There was decidedly a better demand for money. in the Stock Exchange ' and higher rates were paid for short loans on English government securities. On the Paris Bourse there is a continued panic in the New Italian Loan, which has been weakly and speculatively held ever since its creation. About 72,0001. of the Australian gold by the Wellesley was seat into the Bank yesterday. The bulk of the residue (238,0001.) will be taken there during the next few days. The Indus will take to-morrow only 41,512/. is specie for the East, of which 5,11081. is gold and the rest silver. At Liverpool yesterday the transactions in cotton amounted to 10,000 bales. Prices were quoted about the same as ou Friday. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of SU, which may be partly due to the circumstance of the Christmas Cattle Show being hold a weak earlier this year than last. The forthoomiog return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of 2,9701. The New York advioes by the Bohemian state that a call of 5 dollars has been made ou lbuois Central Railway shares. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: We have had a tolerably steady market. for Americas securities is London since our last. Tranasctioas are, We ever, becoming more restricted is view of eventualities whirl may occur before the end of the present 1110 Sill. There is little to guide opinion as to whether war will actually result or sot ; but the favearable features far • peaceful solution are, the silence of the itiondent is his mange on the Trout sheik, the reported looderalie Wes of the English despatch, and the inability of America is add to the efforts she is called upon to maks in • of internal troubles by engaging in • war with Erg Lad. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow foe the conveyance by steamers of about 520 an, with officers, and about 300 tons of stores, from the Thames and Cork to St. John's (New Bruuawick) or Halifax. Maas. Letts, Son, and Co. have issued their well•kuown and most oonveniently-arranged diaries fur 18412. They are full of material for burliness reference. With a view to render the work avail able to the numerous foreigners who are expected to visit this country next year, the publishers have been at the pains of introducing dates, Jic., in the French language, side by aide with the English. WEDNIXDAT AVICIRIM Consols, which were quoted at - 4 ; ; Ziioa yester day 90k " sellers," ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morning at 901 to advanced to 901 tot, fell to 90 to 1, and closed at 901 to 4. For aioney a tim last prim' was 90 to 1. Tun official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for -coney, 904, 1, 90, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account (Jan. 9), 901 4, ex thy. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1,1, 4 • New Three per Cents., 891,1, 1, f ; New Two-mini-a-Ralf per Cents.. 741 ; Beak Stock. 254 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1024, j, 1, ex div. ; ditto for amount, 102/, 33, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent, Debentures, 1804, 981; ditto, 1804, 981, 1, ; ditto, Bon ds, 165. prem. ; Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1021, 102,4. The India Five per Cent. stock has again risen per cent., closing at 102 k to j ex div. for the account. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 9s. to 12s. prem. ; the June, na. to 15s. prem. ; awl India Bonds, 13e. to 16e. prem. Foreign stocks were firm. Mexican rose 1 per cent., closing at 261 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted 77 to 78, and that of 1858, 67 to 68, showing in the former instance an improve ment of per cent. There were more inquiries far Venezuela Bonds and for the Spaniali Certificates. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marina Insurance, 5 to 51 prem. ; Thames and Merely Marine, Ito 1 prem.; Universal Marine Insurance, 14 to 1g die. ; London and Provincial Marine, to # die. ; Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; COUIF. meenal Union Fire, to dia. A hill of 2 per cent. took place to-day in the First Preference Debentures of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocc There is still an absence of animation in themiding market. Prices in newt canes, however, are imus tallied. No bargains are recorded in the Stock Es change official list. Wheal Seton shares are quoted 123 to 125 ; North Treskerby, 20 to 21; South Frances, 1024 to 105 ; East Caradon, 28 to 4 ; Cook's Kitchen, 29 to 4 ; Marks Valley, 10 to 4 ; and Tincroit, 71 to 8. St. John del Rey Mininishares are again better, having been dealt in at 49 49f, 484, and 49, ex div. Bon Accord are o cially marked f and I ; and Great Northern Copper (South Australian) 4 prem. At the Great Wheal Vor United Mines meeting yesterday, a supplemental account made up to date was presented, showing a balance in favour of the mines of 3,399/. He. A meeting of adventurers in Wheal Tiny wax held yesterday. The accounts allowed a loss of 4:121. 7e. dd. upon the three months' working!, and a balance in favour of the mine of 341. Ils &I. Attention was drawn to the improved appearances of the mine. THE Nam, - PORT Is Foutosa.—lt appears that the port of Tai-wan, named in the treaty for oar trade with Formosa, brut no harbour nearer than Takow, about 31/ mils. &dant his rumoured that Mr. Bakke, tie Bri tish consul, who has been dulielded th em will in shortly transferred to Tarn aid, w bs Ira • pod barbeir, end is a of considerable trades—Leaelsa mai aims Tel CITY OF LONDON COLLEOII Lusonusiduslivr. —Yr. Joseph. Fairs will lectar•oa "Pamir al the above college, this evening, at S o'clock. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lIIPERIAL AVERAGES. TWbsat.lliostey. Nov. 9 lsos &I 3;s 3.1 16 Ns 10d . .4;# 6.1 - n dOs 101376 sd Dee. 7 ids dd S7s Od 14 4Ol 1111906 ed 011 weeks' Agosrl---,- 11 614 Aserogo 404 9137. Oats. I Rye. 1 /Maw., Paw Gra &12&e 6d 4310 140 Od as 7d 310 id dio Gd 43 bd no Od 31 Id 422 Id 44s Ild 041000 10d 410 Od lid td ed 372 10d 411 1.14110 Id Gd Ns 14411 SMUG 10d 12Ti 91376 &I de 7d' lA-W.—Whelk Barley, Oare, Rye, I.• Swum Germ Both LAST Wilaz.—Wbeat 113,eie: oats. *ON : Mgt 4 5 : bank BAC Pm 1111 iLOCIVATIaIto Uri= or MIMI? scum ma SIX wins Mon. Nov.o. itiov. U. Now SI 8 7177 110 .. M 4 .. 00 .. 18 r •• fo►. WIN,. 39.1 Dec T. 11 ;; - 7 Due. 14. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-The market id steady, with an increasr a ri. tion to purchase. Mauritius soid at 37e. to 401. ; low brown date and Maim. 295. to 29a. 6d.; Penang we, 30e. 6(1. to 35e. 6d. ; yellow, 36a. to 425. ; Madras grseeq, 40s. 6d. so 44 ; Manilla elayed, 245. 3d. ; Porto to 41s. ; and Havana, No. 134, 14, at 44a. to 445. 6d. Ballad I. steady at previous prams. Cosies.-At the public sales grey kinds of plantation Ceylon have sold at a slight decline, but the better qualities are unaltered. .Nome dee ordinary and middling sold at 71m. to nu( ; Poo berry, 7 84 . to 82a. ; food and fair ordinary native Ceylon sold rather cheaper, 61s. 6d. to 695. Tea.-The small public sales are progressing without spirit ; privately, the market is dull. Roit.-Ahoet 45 puncheons pale Laewards sold at is. !lid. to Is. 9d. proof. Rice..-The market continues inactive. Srtcts. -Pepper, black, Las sold at a further slight decline; Malabar. Alleppy kind, 44d. to 44d. ; Periang, 31d. to 34d. ; Ikatavia,3l(l. to :4 d. Pimento also rather cheapsr; middling, 3d. Nutmegs at unaltered prices ; fair unsorted Batavia, Is. Ad. to la tld. Mace, common, 10(1. to 11d. FE= (*atlases in moderate request, eurrasta at previous prices. Valencia raisins are le. lower, bet other kinds are unchanged. SLLTPZTIL.-A parcel now landing has been sold at 41a. Carrog.-.160 balm have hero sold for arrival. JUTU id iu request at firm prices, common to idles, 141. 17s. lid. to 211. 10a. TALLOW MARKNT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town Talloir is quoted ilets. 3d., nett rash ; Petersburg Y. C. Oil the spot, 151 s. 6d. ; Jay. to lien* 51s. dd. to 51s. ; Muck Us. 6d.; April to Julie, 525. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of boosts is, for the day after the "great market," very short. The weather has favourably changed; consequently prices have advanced for ch oice quali ties. The number of sheep is nearly the same as on the corresponding day last year. There is rather a brisk sale, at • slight advance on Monday's quotations. Calves are not selling quite as well as on Mon day. Our foreign supply consists of 95 beasto, 650 sheep, and 11/0 calves. Much cows, 115. Per stoop et MAL a, 4. 4. 4. Per stone at 81bs. s. 4. s. 4. Dot Scots, Derefd• e 0 d{ 11464Daa& Sh 0 0 0 libartelsoros . 10 6 0 Dad Lowpwoots.... 6 2 5 bawd qua lambi 40 4 6 De. do. Shorn 00 0 Calm 4 0 5 4 Ewes it secoud qua 4 8 4 1 Pigs D446ll4strlf-bred / 6 6 6 Laths 0 0 0 _ _ tst ; rim mik and Limbs, 1,770: HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Nostra Davis sad Co. report trade slow at the fet. lag priori-4.llrue meadow hay, 80L to 90s. ; superior di**, 965. 100 s. ; isferior ditto, 555. to 70L ; clover, aid, Ku. to 112 s. 6d. ; ditto, new, secondout, 655. to HOB. ; strew, 30s. to 561. le lei ft. lei . 10 10 10 10 NN IM lON N NON N MN NS MAN II 12,212 N NAN N 211.11 2 0 N 21 IN IN NAN IN 4101001.0 WAN' IN NAM 20 11).4101 20 gilt il. olo fel 8),WI IRMO ate; %IA 01.11 2!4= 6441 SO. Xi ( 10.000 1•440 Dm Tu t Dm 119 14,4 in 100 li Pm! ... an e = In 11l I 11 crt 14 ad Pea', 98,7 3. barley, 2.747 .40a/tam 454 Id AV 10 10 l a s! SO 20 all 60 lell 10 all all ion 10 la too • all 20 all 46 11 a 111 $0 al 33 TS ti N 60 17 IS 1 - 4 IT SO an ii id sd _