The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (rail pAY.) COURT OF QUEEN% BENCH. sittings la BaNco.--Hisfore Um Lord OM Justice, Nr. JNNre Wigitams, Mr. Justice Hill, and Mr. Jontior Blartbus.) Tin 11•7011 IIItRIMPOSAIL The stilicitortienural OW A. Atherton) moved tai rule ..thee swots the justices .4 the peace for the borough ed mingham tu shoo came why a imadamos thould not issue u.ninsiodiag Miens to unman the mayor of the borough for the tinie brag to mks precedince sad mends us each mayor at all sad other sisetiasts of the Juane' of the said I..tuugh to be hold witkie the mid borough et which he AA; b. premat, where a chairsam shall be required or • tull weed& The question tamed upoe the ooe • .trwtam of the 57th section al the S sad 6 We. 4, cap. li lt old appear that &nag the mayoralty of Sir John Ratte; Ida, the hoe mayor, the pmtks. refused for the ant time .tar the paring of the Municipal Corporaticia Act to allow the 'aqui*o mei& at their abortly altar lua ind in the meth el Jam the present mayor. N.Nre Thomas Lloyd. head a ezemloa enforced wait him ; and it hod thunder, teem* siscessary, in rile. to somonda the realm aihrilsolie of the mayor's Ake. to ark* the prurted %her Mario( the learesi="4lmanl at some length, Their Lonlaliip. decidesl. tag mossilkag to the terms of the nth section. the madam to be adkodged the mayor er merely social, sad out megidertal. Kale therefore refused. COURT OF FACHZQUKFL sittings in &nom —(Bolars die LaM Chid Baron and Baran Beamaei4 Mamma, sad Wilds) ItAN.Aa r. TIM LURK= COCNTERS lAZLWAT comr•wr.-1111 ACILIDINT. At the sitting of the court Ail morning, Mr. &nOl femosted hie earameste, on behalf of the de. broduits, fee $ sow trial Is this case, which was an action tried before the Lead Chief Berea, at the sitting after last term in Louis, whoa the plalatiff recovered 2,000 f. as damages for Injuries sustained by the plaintiff, by the dread- ful accidest on the deferidanta' line at Tottenham, in Feb ruary last. The learned mused west through the scientific evidence with great athletes= for the purpose of showing that the learned judge had miedirected the, jury by telling them that the flaw is the 'relit of the broken wheel by which the accident had occurred could have been discovered by the pr case of hammering, and arbootted that there had bees the streeseet evidence tm .how that the comp a ny was perfectly juatilkyl 'to I...hes-mg that the wheel which hail travelled thotasanda of miles was sound ; and, therefore, they could not be liable in an action for negligence, is no nameable care on their part could have prevented the accident. This was a most important mac, and he might mention that another action minor from the %annr matter was set down for trial. If the verdict should be different in that case, it would be strange if their lord. liips hail refused a new trial in this. The Ln: Chief Baron said that the court would take tour to consider whether the learned counsel should have rile or not. iidgment reserved. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mare XT• Commissioner Goa!burn.) IN LI WU, AID BIAM.•CYT.—CBTATLS The Infant dearriheisilk * were as .friog• importers, of hildamithatrest. This was the certificate meeting. The accounts common in Jaw, 1839. with a deficiency .1 LUMP,. The lesekrupts now owe 34. MM The &meta, feta, ant at E.Y. will cal y yield • dividend of 3d. in the lotiud ; but the cr e ditors bad received ss. in the pound be .ee the latakruptcy. under a composition. 311, l'enttell. the official amigos., in his report on the ease .taiee that the baukrupea commenced busters without capital in 1856 ; but as they were rely COOIIIIII6OO agent. wan not required. In 1857 they commenced mane. Lir:firing, and erected machinery with borrowed money the result wan most ruinous, for they had sunk in the ...men, upwards of 21 WWI. On returns of 135,000/. there .1 heen ofi grams profit.. but large keno nod expenditure. Honour capered 'unwise at the large amount of expense which bad been ioeurred ie 11 months during whiL the estate had been under inspection. The item of law caroms aloe. wee upwards of 300 i. It was difficult to undentand why the inspectors obould have iocurreel a large law bill. Mr. Pennell ■aid there were charges bathe preparation of deed. and other matters. Mr. Lemnos, for the &imagoes% offered no opposition. /1.1 the bankrupts routined themselves to their Collllll4lBioo they would bare done well ; but the result of their manufacturing business had been most disastrous. The in. apection was what is called a protective inspoction the rs. tate not being rioted in the inspectors, as the creditors had full confidence In Bell and Beamart. It wan • fact, bow. ever, that the deficiency had Leen Um:rowed 10,1W'. during inspection, chiefly owing todepreciation in the vsluefof stock. Mr. Linklater appeared for the bankrupt Bell, and Mr. Memo as for Drawers. IN flame mud there was aothint i luoi s oetlible lan 1 , aiishartme to the is.., far the bad berm without eaphaL No ass hid a ebb embark a raseeras id gmeh magaituth waked babe gorentling to fall beet gem" The neneetiomos Im ihnosi all eases, had add dliesheriv bath or the debien and the cradling. TM bail had been wall kart. The bambini. would hays ladowliate rertilkalaw, bat only 4 the third clam.. THE POLICE COURT& (MIS DAT.) W451021-HOUSE. A oila•looldag yesesThaes.ZeTel lid ward Swart", elp peoml before Yr. onimm Lwow, to wooer a ma moos whieb elergei bin Wilk globous ori isdocoot Whom, at a yosbor's mollog-hono is MIN Helyeeert, = L ie the mere poem wbe bee bees re =/s beim elleffeed TM a duller dime He pre• be a Quaver. bet Ow Triseas dhows mod it *ppm* AM be Woo every opportooky ei Elkeeebieg flee el A teele smeeeeepe Os thepremeeteemiee, it appeared OM es de Mat d 14w6r, white the Tries& w hold*, • meetimg et Ye (Impel i• treaties, the defeemilaat pi ben de teat awl addeneet sootuag ie a lewd veWq man the erereesee be:. sad bevy sod talkie the yowler miumbets air the nmusitaity OM I. Wok lo °WON lb& Ged was their Ink sod sepal ovoid seen to then bum the mislolostiess of thou Alm The dithedeat ~ell le Erni des by emettli.: mol tlm t= Lart , • stee m l ie ttez a the aa lle d ett ►iffi reiftedeet. is Mine I. de dime, mile • reribliog la laceherist stateless% to theeleat Set Nil bed moved Mat lkiyhti he did. _ _ itnenneoLoweenoe Sold him that prionslinpe sr Ate Idol ...Id ant be permitted. and he mimed lit to pay a Am of Va., or ooe eamellia limpetmernont. The deleodeat ..."1 he would net pay any Irk and leo liod tlia mull he cliotraMed upou. H. arm omewitieutly committed. WIDMIINSTER. insoumatrut - - Grn. nnn ,ee a coal porter, warcharged with ailloe it( • consterfeit T. fisidarh, maarmager, gq tikteita.street, Mink was maw as "month*, but began by saying, I &set wish t. pm. the diary. Mr. Ana,l,l flow is that! l'e.werstor .well lo was &unkind I don't thick he knew asetiiing shot it. Mr. Arti••l.l - Why did YOU not think of that at the time! Prionatur Why 1 drip . ' end out that he was drunk till we gut to the slalom. Mr. Arnold -Well, then why did yeti sot at men with draw the charge Prow/eat.* I d.wit know. Mr. Ani.kl --What 'ems. Lail yaw to suppose be ham the atolbse was oninterfrit! ?ramie.* None at all. ' Ur. Jabot.' -Theo. .II I hope i. that h- will brie( ea ' , tom against y for false anpri.onnornt. He le Air charged. Inspector /Warm, of the V dir kiwi, informal the ewer taste thee the pilaw had charred the promcator reith me multin.; bim; and host itifortnatom he bad aceiroa he found th.t we• cornet T. pawnor had worked for torenty•four ear. for Hr. Alden. Arch Home...turf, eltelee., and bore • asoet emollient character. Mr. Art add amid It ar. scand•lotts aDd thagrAerful Affair alt.ionbet, and Y the ups liked to apply for • rulSlllo,lls fur the amid{ be amid bee* it. 4.TTEIIIIIID MCILDII AT !ALDO —Leeds, says the I , .1. Mereerso al this day, bib fair to obtain u uwenviable w•oristy se Ys gessgsf wiuksoa. Yesterday Joseph Nelda, as aid sus upwards of OD veers of we. sad foregoes is $ tiring gessultsctory is Huraigt-leoe, was lo the meet thilbeeste sod premeditated masses shot is the Seek s by kiehaill (basilisk whom he luel dieeharpd, nodes e‘.1..-egi of felooy. Yfrsla, happily, is sot demperogely iatitrwl Ana his asesilast, after a aelyerate attempt to' neaps, was apprehewleiL A lltneoNellaTlD STATION MOWER.—Lot Friday tLe .cation master at Pulhormilit was ether utosiehtel hy the stream of the sheriffs officer lute the ticket oleo, to -.not a ticket, bet poserselos. The awl of the railway Tow rurally alarmed at sash a amides iatrusins ; sad. is itply to his question., be learnt that the ground spots which the nation we h.Jt by the Mal Swats Company ha.l sot leen pail for, the the °reams of it seined all that was 1.1 0 . e4 ..loowen. PIN' .4 all, we I dices, the was Is pos. istimeteil his intention of stopping all Ingress and : but this extretriit we. n. 4 &WOW. However, he 1.Wa1b..1. al4 el mos, awl pat up poets and rails all • hi!. tug only a awash pLa eto get out. This was, , n , to be chow', if the looney is sot forthcoming. II sr Cie matter will terminate we know sot, het when we Its' h..nl from Pnlborough. th» • eleer was reported to he still in Fooineeius. Wrst tinteete. THE ra-PRE*47TAUII4I4I4IfrArnIMPA SHIRE L 18111,117,1 4. • -.:_-_ T.) Two o'Cux7l. The railway share market to-day is dull, the advance in the Bank rate of discount con tributing to check inquiry. Midland stock has declined per cent., and two or three of fhe other principal lines i to 1 per cent. Great Western is firm at 721 to 73. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 4 ; Midland, We to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171 to 4 ; Great Northern, 114 to 115 ; Beatern Counties, 52 to 4 ; South Eastern, 84 to 814 ; and Caledonian, 914 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at Ito 1 din. Canadian railway shares are rather firmer. Great Western of Canada have been dealt in between 114 and 114, and Grand ,Trunk stock between 21 and 214. - • - LILIFATI. .... WI 41.• - - _ line ne • 11 i TI MI II 94 ... ni l ! i I - 94 1 ss a 1114 10111 ... 11 64 Sir 44 14 zd ... ... ... ... 171 - 4a •• vl MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY) ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Clot.s. The (Brenton of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have r►ieed their minimum rate of discount from 4 to 44 per cent. The event, having been fully anticipated, has: not had much effect upon the stock markets. The funds have been principally regulated by the arrangements connected with the settlement fixed for this day. Consols are quoted 1-16 to per cent. better than yesterday afternoon. Bri tish railway stocks are rather flat, and Canadian and Lombardo-Venetian somewhat firmer. Very little business is going forward in any quarter. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reines opened at 69fr. 800., but improved to 69fr. 90c., being I per cent. better than the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934 and for money, and Q 3 for the new account (Dec. 6). The present quotations are 934 to I for money, and 934 to for the 6th Dec. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 1034, ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " en- Nord " rupee p►per, ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3a. dis. Very little business has been done in foreign stocks, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. Turkish are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon —the Loan of 1854 at 701 to 71f, and that of 1858 at 57 to I. Spanish Bonds are firm, and Mexican dull. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 89, 88; ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1800, 88* ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 99* ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 401, I ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1884, for account, 71* ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 57*, The amount of bar gold taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation was too small to deserve mention. The bills of Mr. Spencer P. Pennell, merchant, of Liverpool, have been returned. The liabilities are understood to be limited. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a further ad journment was ordered in respect of the examina tion meeting of Mr. John Dales, contractor and shipper, of Gresham-house, no accounts having been filed. The bankrupt shows liabilities to the extent of 46,0001-, whilst his assets are estimated at 10a. in the pound or upwards. An immediate certificate of the second class was awarded to Mr. Charles Cross, silk warehouseman, of Gutter-lane, the commissioner considering that the bankrupt had not carried on any systematic dealing in ac commodation 4sills. At Paris Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are now quoted ex the interest recently announced. The amount of this is lls. 7d. per share, so that the sum payable by holders on account of the call of 21. now due is 11. Bs. sd. A few weeks sines the resignation of Mr. Pas ra2Ll was announced as manager of the Bank of p s, at Alexandria. We are now informed that, by the good offices of the deputy chairman, who has been in Egypt on the affairs of the bank, Mr. Charles Thurburn, the eminent merchant of Alex andria, has undertaken the important office of managing director in Egypt. From the eligibility of this selection satisfactory inferences may be drawn relative to the condition of the affairs of the Bank in Egypt. The following communication from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada wits yester day posted up in the Stock Exchange : Great Wistaria Railway of Oaaada, Gresham-house, Old Broadotivet, London, LC., Nor. 7. &r.—As some raltapprhonaioa !wears to oxixtaa to to be re quired fa the repot Jana sires % I as to inform you that the estimate p Said, ow engineer , for the renewal of the wad fences, daring the nazi five years üblr,Vl, at the rate of say 72,00 X. a year, is the teed likely to be required for that purpose. For the current half-year as stated at page 27 of the =the renewals will be about the same as for the paid gar. —I am, dear air, yours truly, Easciarona Boma, Secretary. YllgillEtlatighter, Fag., Secretary, Stook Exchange. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8151- ; the Great Western an increase of 2,648/. ; the Great Northern an increase of Ha ; and the London and South - Western an increase of 3,438/. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America is called for the 4th of December. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Conti nental Gas Association is called for the 28th inst., to declare a dividend. —..,,,naneellor Wood propose! on the 22nd inst. to settle the list of contributories of the Phoenix Life Assurance Company. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, and other share!, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Issaniace—Alliance, British sad Foreign, 160 . ; dir.si ]!ante, 60i Atlas, 14,1 • Guardian, 14 ii 1y 5 .1 176117 Morino, 137 i ; Legal sad G eneral Life, • and London Fire arid Life, ; London, 47i; 'Ocean Karim, 7, ; Reek Life, 81,i • Royal 309; Theme and Macau lierkie, 28. i; • Universal 0. Glae—Great (*Aral, 1 1; Laporte'. 84 , sol ; ditto 00111iiIIIIMal. 461 ; Leedom. ; Westminster 70. Deeke.—Reet and West ladia.llo ; St. Katharine 0. Waterworks—Berlin, ; Lossben, ; Southwa rk sod Oanal—ltegient's, 25. Bridge—Waterloo, 24. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. P. Batterthwaite reports as follows : A considerable business has been done in London since our lut in American securities. The fall in Illinois sad Erie shares, reported from New York, caused a sudden drop hereof 4 per cent in each of them, on which large buyers =and the market has solo maimed • flonerimpera. kat for States stocks and railroad hoods remains steady. We would draw the particular attention of our him& who hold Illinois Central Options, expiring F L to heat ebruary, to obt t a l in e rho's:te t t:doom privilege , in New York wte will become valueless. Ir l a mew steam-ship Etna, of the Cunard UN, has, ISO Understand, beau purchased for the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam Ship Company. Her Majesty's steam sloop Spiteful has been ordered by the Admiralty to proceed from Devon port to the Chops of the Channel for the relief of the homeward-bound trade. The squadron of Rear- Admiral Stopford, from Plymouth, will also render assistance if required. The C denclune has arrived from China with 564,6001b1. of tea. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday pre sented a quiet appearance. The sales were 10,000 bales. Jute sold yesterday at an advance of 15s. to 20s. per ton. The following weekly review of the hide and leather trade is from Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell : The comae of the leather trade during the past, has been much the same as in the previous, month. The sales of bankrupts' stocks have bees considerable, and have con tioued to divert buyers from the more open market. There has, however, been • steady gamma demand, not, we think, below 110 average, although without say axtenaive opera tions. Prices of some articles have shown • downward tendency, but the alterations are not important, and we may hops that when the stocks that have to be maimed me cleared off, F reater firmnegs may obtain in the value of leather. We are now approaching • season when an ac tive trade is not the rule, but it must be remembered that the lapse of every mouth brings ua nearer to the period when the diminution in the number of hides put into work for may maths past must be felt in the way of dual sithed supplies of leather. In raw goods very little change has occurred, but prices have slightly receded. The int pmtation has been ample ; and of some articles the stocks have largely inc _mated. The market has been considerably aided by • demand for exportation, but as most of the markets are now largely supplied, it is probable i rt billsfurther mistinge will be given by the conti nental burr. We therefore hope that pekes May shortly be move in conformity with the value of leather. We find the. following in the fruit circular of Messrs. Richard Witherirs andfifon Grievous complaint' have bees made against the owners of the steamers , Modern Greece and Mare° Boawis, for sending them both to discharge in the Victoria Docks, thereby occasioning much disappointment and vexation to importers, and in some instances loss of market. The same occurred four years ago, but as importers found that the underwriters' risk terminated ea the actual placing of the %ton shore in the Docks prior to riaekipatent into r. (which is sot the usual " risk of craft to and from the vessel "), they gave orders accordingly to their corm- Vte in Smyrna. If a lighter sunk or was run down, oss would be to the importer, and not to the under writer. WZDNIMSAT Evauta. Consols, which cloned yesterday at 93, "buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 to 4. For the 6th December the last price [ was 934, "buyers." The "continuation' to December was fully 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 93, ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, i ; New Three per Cents., 91, ; Thirty Years An nuities, expiring in April, 1 885, 164 ; Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; India Five per mit. Stock, 1869, 1031,. 4 The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was rather firmer, and closed at 1034 to 4. The Five per Cent. Rupee paper was quoted 95 to ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 to 4. There have been very few inquiries of late for this clans of paper. Exchequer Bills were quiet, at 3s. dis. to par. The Turkish Loan of 1858 showed a drooping tendency, and closed at 57 to lr 4. The issue of 1854 was steady, at 701 to 711. here were inquiries for Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., the divi dend on which falls due the Ist proz. Mexican Bonds were unaltered, at 22 to 1. Bank shares to-day were firm. There were inquiries for Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Ottoman, and Union Bank of London. London Discount shares were in demand, and Red Bea Telegraph flat. Great Ship were dull, at ss. to ss. 611. Illinois Central Railway "options," expiring in February next, were dull, at 2 to 24. There were inquiries to-day for Tourney and Jurbise Railway sham, at 17 to 174 (201. paid). Midland Railway new shares were quoted 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance to 2„ prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 1 prem. ; Unive rsal Marine Inauranoej, } ill die. prem. • Loudon and Provincial Marine , to die. ; East India Irrigation, A die. to par ; id wall Iron, I to 4 preni. No. lU. 1 10,000. 10 40,103 16 67,400 Is 14 "see as 41131 II 11,774 SI 0,916 US 6,000 10 260,000 14. 111,4121, 11 UM , k 140,150 It SIMI U. NAM II 704000 It 1,111 U WlO, 6 U* 000 U 114000 1 100,000 1 U. 0 0 61 6 00,006 10 SAW 14,010 10 10, 10 12,060 10 MAO 16 4 44 11,310 10 10,030 6 1,714 100 174, 1 10, 1 30,000 1 14400 10 10,000 10 000,00 C U. 20,000 60 10,000 So 40,000 10 10, 60 10, 11 16,000 100 4 U. AIM 26 a t ... . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. in ammo manaull.) LIVERPOOL MEETIRO.—(THIS DAY.) SCURRY NURSERY HANDICAP. Tim Nigherlt, Lady Ric4a t a Stewart, De ldl ata . Dlusetable, Ladylike, Coast Hama Termagant f, Hope f, Ere, ing, and lady Eisittes iii here. A I "TU3IN STEEPLECHASE. About three miles. ttld See Roe, Jealoery, Norma, Cheer/ I 'Up, TTeT,Tey, Joheey, Stty, Athlete, end King Walteru us hors. SEFTON HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Doneany, Arians, Weatherlomed, Glenbuck, Horses, First Lord, Rara Aviagilaid of Chester fi eld. The Monk, It.aebud c, Jeuy Laos . Gibraltar, The Nun, Prophet, Corona, Duo Webster, Sheffield are here. TYRO `STARES. _ T. Y.C. The Duke, Hopal, — iwWrisTEkeic Azton, and Neu are here. A DDITIMIAL —'lw Brewer, Chantrese, Cart. cetera f. Newburgh, fter Bra to Greek, Tyrsut, Vamiralsk, Wyoustay, Tomboy, sad Dr. Nichol SWEARING IN OP THE LORD MAYOR *LICE (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the ancient and interesting cere mony of swearing in the Lord Mayor elect took piece in the (luildhall, the eastern end of which was fitted up for the purpose by the City architect. A large number of ladies sod gentlemen ware present. The Lord Mayor, Lord Mayor elect, &miffs, Aldermen, Recorder, City officers, and members of the livery com panies to width the Lord Mayor mod Lord Mayor elect belong, breakfasted at the Mansion House and afterwards proceeded in state to the Guildhall. The Lord Mayor having taken the chair, with the Lord Mayor electors his left heed, the proceedinp commenced. The Tows Clerk administered the usual oath of &Regime, arpreutecy, nntl ab juration, and the Lord Mayor elect subscribed to them is the natal way,after which the Lord Mayor vacated his chair, sad eunreedered his seat to the new Lord Mayor. The oerernooy of presenting the diamond romilre, eity seal, ' sad city puree, sword, and mace, were then gone through, and mused much merriment. The new Lord Mayor having received the congratulations of the Sheriff, Aldermen, and City officers, and members of the livery companies, the whole party returned to the Mansion Houma, when the farewell dinner of the late Lord Mayor will take place thls'evening. THE SHIPOWNERS' OHJEVANCES. At the annual meeting of the linnderbind Ship owners' Society a report ai read and adopted, of which the followieg is an eitract:— " It is to be regretted that, throughout the great coolest, so ouch strength has been wasted in the useless effort to prove that the repeal of the Navigation Wes was a great political and commercial blunder. Whether it was • blunder or sot, the deed is dote ; and although your sem suites may be of opinion that so wide an opening of oar trade was premature, that it was • departure from the ordinarily practical and centime character of British legislation, and that free trade is 'Moen is roach less likely to promote British interests than free trade in manufactures and in commerce, it has now Moose so thoroughly an essential element of our commercial policy that, were any @showily to advise retregresdoe, he would only excite public feeling to an indignant residence, and ex pose himself to general obloquy. But, if we Mina fall back upon • protective policy, why nt, it is sail, retaliate is those cases in which foreign couutnes have declined to reci procate! Here your committee venture to suggest with the greatest respect that the shipowneni are in great danger of losing sight of that which ought to he their exclusive object. Their province is not so to assume the office of the states man as to dictate the precise form of the remedies to be adopted For this, reason, mach • course is fatal to unity. The moment particular measures of redress begin to be discussed, differences of opinion arise-1104.moms better befitting the cabinet than a shipowners' committee ; and the conse quence of this speculative disunion is that those practical mischiefs, which all agree in deploring, are not exhibited with the boldness mid vigour necessary to secure parlia rnentary action. Of this there is ample evidence in the select ionusittee's report At 12 they unequivocally admit that, allbeirgiltritish s is manifestly labour ing under pest dbedvantages Piped to it. competition with foreign shMpMm no &el& government, whig or tory, his made the elfgltrft effort. Pm by the mildest mencia stream with beige gontrements„ to obtain for it justice. Hot why is it that gemeammil Yea bees to rumba is its duty' Clearly hemene II hes sot beta gni ea by par liamenbuy prentre. Thee why is parihmet so apa thetic? Why, lint lisemie the representatives el mari time counties mad homer are not =od e = by • Agin= sad senetriented They me dist same shimernsee lave pews notwithstanding the osespinints of the ate m ; end that, while lime dead napshistredlif shot /Ago thf!ifiiiid meal et allow themeless le be insemited by political sad ego theseise. It trams link eihmeni Pa a=emeishise am en miler tarot* sibmied, they alert se ladasitre. The treAshful saitemmak math be sestiphe is the seals the eemblsed lisimelo ' aimseel..,'-1 el emil thee the eldemeteg newest in pawned beemeee se feeble he its repatrealudies that it might es well, for all wankel power. be mbar am preetated i the executive goveremmi, sehiseled le ea :di=stimalus, does nothing and the triodes of a b imam.. not without ample r zmatis. essegbin. saver remit itself except in the rif • few metre membere mil thesehmes of • few friendly new pipe% Mile he hem* pinemeele it is confessedly ma espieltred. and item non pet prebsbly wholly uskeowa. Year monnitiss `eel hesitate to sey that the plow men, adynittni by the mien committee to exist, armpit= el by them in temp mph tee gentle, end that the report nti% of the Loudon se hr as it ermines the perpe tration of grow Is set • whit too Moog. The peeress form of the It may be dillesh to divine. 11 its very daintily te be ewer to emelleed action. 01113 free bade boom s% le eddies to DMA shipgiog, menetriieg better than • emoidied liemple, lei the ships of ?mitred are *cod I. a/I pate ea en oval intim with foreign shi natal wag nib mil &Mew two munkipel pri v ipa me abregstai. abolished, repecially ....._... Fr 7== which it has ~ f tea operated meet epos the sell country shipowasek end beestre eetrales of skulls. large soma of imam hem than medergaise of kipiliTien; mid the whole of iser moved .a sails heti ben wised, the liabilities of shipewases whiled, and Sz e = Ws them reduced to • =Minium figure; your wonld id is its duty did it not, se the organ of your society, em. phseacelly record its concurrence in the (mimosa expressed hy the shipowning interest generally, and aaeoeses the &- tenni nation of their society to smite with other sosistres in every practicable expedient for obtaining redress." LORD PALYRIRTON AID TRZEmitits Coarse' 0011 T AMT.—The Ilsater Cutler of Sheffield haring for warded *Lard Palmentes the address which wee prepared far pessudiaiise to his lordahip by the Cutlets' at Wentworth Howse, had babas. able to (Mein in Y itlew longer as expected, Lord Palmerston has for warded the following reply :—" 94. Piccadilly, Nov. 2. eir.-1 hare had the homer to receive your letter of the slat of last month, together with its accompanying addrem ham the Company of Cutlery in Hallamshire, which the sestpay had appointed yourself and some other members of the company to present to me during my visit to Went worth ; and I have to 'Ypres my plat that Lad Pahninton's indispeettiou, which re=d it neesseary far me to take her at once to London, and thus prevented me from availing myself of L or d Fitawaliam's kiu.t invitation to Wentworth, has de prived me of the great pkinsure which I should have felt in reesivhog this address from your hands and from times of the gait blab." who would have accompanied you. I am theettek however, to yea and to the Cutlers' 4 'menthe for baying sent me the Nikon; and I bee that you will balm the to swop to the eempany the expreence of the gratilintion and th epnda with which I h are received so frettassehis and flatter . rag • twitimoay al the goodwill and apprised of so shsd • body. Ili seen always to Ls the study of every am charged with the re. eporisibility of *Mks ths piddle amnia so to art se to deserve the seed gibe end . piddle el his haw Los i =ezend it Rut always be most biglappriesd of Mews to led that thi s ie Ises at wined. 1 repeat yen to swept my eirlolllo thanks f boss or the very terns of your Uttar ; and lan wenn yea that it °ll = afford ma poet pleasure to be side at some future time to visit that active and lawman cwt al pros meth industry from which your letter is dated. base the holm: to be, sir, you obedient servant, PA LIIYAISTO3‘ M. Hunter, Eq., jugs., Master Cutler of Sheffield." THE Sr. PAUL', STTROAL SERVICIL—Tbe special Sander mooing swvlsee will conmenoe in • few smelts. pouts hly as Sunday, Desember 2, being Advent hasstay. ffir. Hehry Buckled i orsenling a choir, whisk will be, twine effective than on fanner aecaaioos in emegessee of the improved musical arreeepensets which have bees ow* sail the removal of the screw. The Bish of Leedom will preach the inaugural serreoe, and will he f by w 7 eminent preachers, including the Bishops of Dedham tad Carlisle, the Deans of Canterbury and ()Whaler ; the Itec A- Bari, iocunitient of Paddlegten ; the Rev. C. J. Erre, A. rector of St. Marylehone ;LW the Rev. boatel Years, of Camberwell. There will he • re-arrange. meat of sesta, which will afford aceomtoodatith to • /arpr number of persons than hare hitherto been able to stud powwow errata's. A Portuguese giant, repre4ente.l to be upwards Ibe 414 M feet high, has ar ri ved at :tladrid, and is about to o:nitrated. WIDOCARY •Ltd AND ST ONS. 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He 15e. 11.11.9. 10.8. 141, I I • I 7 ) LTA ie an I. a i i sn s au Si id 4IP MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocit. The mining market to-day is generally . quiet. There are inquiries, however, for shares in Lady Bertha Mine, which are marked in the Stock Exchange 11, being firm. The other transactions have bem chiefly in shares in West Seton, East Wheal Russell, Stray Park, Providence, North Frances, and Wheal Nelson. Prices generally exhibit little alteration. Worthing Mining shares are inquired fur, and have been dealt in at par. St. John del Rey are marked 27k, and Imperial Brazilian 21. At the meeting of shareholders in Redmoor Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over area of 30tf. Os. 2d. A call of 6d. per share was made. Mr. H. E. (Poker, of Plymouth, was appointed the purser al the mine. ATaZeof copper ore held A Swansea, on the fith inst., 1,113 tons were sold for 10,6Z.V. 16a. tkl. The following amounts were realised : Tone. 131 . 04,89413 O 419 Bearbaven British Ragohns B6 Ballyeaunmlsk Australian Romans 1,380 6 0 623 3 0 934 10 0 1,113 !:10,6x1 16 6 At the next sale, flied for the 20th inst:, 896 tons will be brought forward, Ti.. :—Oobre, 722 tons; British Regulus, 167 tons ; and Carthiginian, 7 tons. OOMMERCIAL AND MARKET& CORN.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Sept. V Oct. II rr 14.0 c litz weeks' A. Darr.- 7 Wheat, Du*, Oaf, Ble, Biwa. sad Pea. la Dal= GRAIN SOLD List Wzai..—Wbeat, Min ; barley, 41,666 ; oar& 10.07 F; rya, Ma baulk 1,696: pow 900 quarters. IGAOILaII SWF= Tau FLOCTOATIoIIi ni AVIRAGII MCI OP IFRIAT 01111:110 MR SIX WWI 111•11113. .flept 19. Oct. 61 1 .. 60 6 .. be 11 .. 69 9 .. 56 3 66 11.. . r 1 MINCING-LAND.-(THIS DAY.) &ann.—The public sales are going off steadily at previous prices. The show of West India in the private contract market continues very small. Refined steady. Comm—lmporters continue free sellers, but the public sales went off at full prices. Tea.—This market remains dill._ _ Reps-about 4,000 reported sold at former prices. ALPPT.R.—Singspore s od steadily at 4d. to 41d. per lb. ; Penang, 3td. ; Batavia, Sid. to 31d. Poolo2e sold at 3d. to 34d. per lb. CLasts Idortra sold briskly at Me. to 96e. NUTIIIOB sold at rather lower prices. SALTrenur..—Refraction 8 sold at 42..: with a limited demand. JOT' has been bought freely at 15a. to 20s. advance. HlCllP.—Manilla sold steady, at ss. to 10s. advance. Markets generally steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following prima :—Town tallow, 61s. net rash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60e. 6d. to 61s. ; all the year, 60s. 6d. ; January to March, ble. ; April to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, Us. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The supply of beasts is much larger than on Thursday last. The weather being (avowable trade is satire for choicest kinds ; but Monday's quotations can not be fully maintained. There are twice as many sheep as on last Thursday, consequently there is • depression in the trade, and prim are rather lower. Noe day's quotstioos are retained for calves. Our foreign sup ply consists of 400 beasts, 1,100 'beep, and 300 calves ; milch cows, 150. Per stone of Me. a d. a. d. Per don of alba a. d. 1188611aana Hameds. 4I 3 BeinDnat Bed ehort.borm 4 6 4 Bait Lownoola.... 6 0 6.1 Second meal barb 3 0 4 Do. do. Mann Calves Ply Deffitimutzu-ereas s 4 Lunn' Barn at market, 1,980: limp and lambs, 6,610 ; Oahu, 400; Plp. 170. smrniFTELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) News. Davis and Co. report trade awn to-day. Prices :—Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 844. ; superior do., 93.. to 115 s. ; inferior do., SN. to 60e. ; rowan. 40a. to 505.; clover, old, 90a. to Ma. ; ditto accord cut, 80a. to 100 s.; straw, 30s. to 89s. PROSPNCTM OF THE BIRMTNOHAM CATTLE SHOW. —There is every indication, judging from the returns of certificates of entries forwarded to the secretary by intend ing exhibitors, that this year's show of cattle and poultry will be well represented in its different departments, and that it will generally be one of a very superior character. The number of pens that will he occupied were up to yes today evening se follows :. -Cattle, 100; sheep and pigs, 110 ; poultry, 1,100 ; pigeons, 150; and there will be about 130 lots of roots, kc., shown. The number of new exhiti tdke of cattle is somewhat less than the average ; but thine who are fresh include breeders of distinction, and nearly tl whole of the ethibitors in this class are noblemen.—Bir sinsgAssi Daily Poet. A WHOLLSALZ FOZOIR.—One Tardif, formerly commissary of polke at Arles, Marseilles, Saint Brienc, and imaneins, was three days ago tried by the court of anises of the C.Atee-du-Nord, for forgery. He had, it appearid, for upwards of twenty years been in the habit of putting in circulation forged blih of exchange, and as many as forty different eases of forgery were proved to have be= com mitted by him in the space of the last ten years ; many of the billets paid, but on his tweet forgeries 357,000 fr. are due. Whilst practising these hand. he affected great piety. He was declared guilty, sad condemned to ten years' bard labour. "These Bisisy. Oba Ity& : 74 Ses Ild Ns M 264 Id led ed lit Ses id Ws ad Ns Id fes Id Ild 104 61. Id Kis lid Us Id S7s blfb Ild as Si tis 41 404 7d lid 7d e 7d}l6 . 24 4ls 114 Ilk lid les 9d fb bl Sib O&M 'digs lei No 9d Ws led Us &I Me Idills 10d 'ls 44 f --- 1 --- ' IN Id . 40s fd 244 fd Ild lb 10,1 41s S 4 ....... Oct. U. 1 022.10. Oct 27 Nov.l .. .. .. .. .. .. ... m+ - VA IN. l a ll * 1 - ... I a 10,000 MOO 10,000 11.000 Keil Awl 10. wwi lie:iii ao,os 4171 MI 111.9.0 0,000 10,000 99 1I Zs 95 I Ms SO ft 18 80: pl. w k. Firth. 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