The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-26 00:00:00

THE EMPRESS, SATURDAY EVERING, NOVEMBER 26, 1864.

• of th, Interior, ;ad his secretary, and with
31. 34F,eet, the Director-Gaeta of Public Safety
tLe Ihyss; but I am happy to say we have no such fanc-
y ....lie is this country, and ultimately, for the serviees ren-
the Emperor granted the plaintiff a concession for
f.tmin: a telegraph communication from Bordeaux to Bos-
t in .tmerica, the nature of which was, if it had been
out, to enable the plaintiff to establish an interne.
telegraph of that kind in France. It was dated the
ith itty, and was received by the plaintiff on the 4th
No doubt certain services were rendered. and
the ▪
p:aintid was reco;uised u a person who deserved con.
• atioa from the French goverment. Now, I tim told a
-r.:*aiioetuss issued in the case but I have not seenose;word
• T Date de Persigoy and the late M. Billeolt were
%,th flipaine.l under it. and if I understand aright they are
pretend that the concession win; all the plaintiff
• t, receive, and that there wee no agreement for
ne farther reward for services rendered, and that
t: LI not entitled to anything more. It ap•
74 tt.e concession was to expire in three years, waling
j: oat by a company within three years, and
;,e ri.intiff being unable to establish it within that time,
for an extension of time, but it was refused, and
;;.,..s to the Empress's physician with others. About this
trte ece plaintiff wrote to the Minister of the Interior the
t.:;)s.ag letter:

-
Hotel Du Loners, Res Rival', May 9, 1857.
'.M..n.ieur Le Ministre —Having returned to Paris on
,oteelay I was informed that the leading articles which
..;•pe..red in the Morning Chrunicte about the
NApoleon ILL, yourself (Monsieur le Ministre),
atl France generally, have given much satisfaction in
tt'...usita:mential circles. Be assured I feel pleasure at such
cr:mstarm., especially sinoe these were written and pub-
fr,ra a thorough personal conviction of their authenti.
cp.. 1 telt laqhly delighted at the gracious reception with
.Lich I was Lonoured by his Majesty the Emperor. If the
tr!e.r eoncession, which lam seeking, and which I
"emir F-?:ieve will prove so beneficial to the interstate of
1r.t.,•-;o cow accelerated and accorded, such will be con.
complete requital, and render me truly grateful.
• it, Ll* of soon receiving this concession, I remain,
/0 yours truly,
"WILLIAM GLOVER.
Ministre de l'lnterieur."
yr. Boi!:—After my learned friend's statement it is as
• tie: I :It once produce the original letter and place it
▪ c,y f,ieud'a hands to read instead of the copy. He will
rcc passage in the original letter which is omitted from
tie Nry•
—• • •

11r. z.:rjestit Parry —This is premature. You must ex-
ca. I mast take my own course. (The learned
urerr drained to take the letter and read it.)
!fr. Borill—May I show you quietly a passage in it.
31r. Serjeaat Parry—Most assuredly not ; neither quietly
otherwise. (Laughter.) My learned friend shows me
::er which he says is the original, whilst what I am
doo cot purport to be a copy. Well, if he can
::re it well and good; but at present I can only act on
icuructious, which says this is a copy, the original of
st .hyou hare had notice to produce when the proper
e arrires.

Le L'ed Chief Justice—lf the original is produced upon
r. 3 mica, and it turns out that what you are instructed
: real as a copy is not a copy, what then? I cannot dictate
I.:e Nana you ought to pursue. You are entitled to address
p:ry is a wanner you think beet for the lutenist of
sr.: client, but I need not tell you bow a pretended and
a real copy will prejudice your case, and deservedly so.
Serjeact P►rry—No doubt, if such a fact exists, it
vr, be ire all probability fatal to the case. At present 1
r... 1137 put the plaintiff into the box.

T > Lord Chief Justice—Very well, I am, however, feel
atculty you are placed in from being instructed so

Serjeant Parry—l have very linen farther to Ante,
:! tan I will call the plaintiff. It will appear
•.• in liei3 the plaintiff wee in Paris, and be then saw
. i_te Duke of Hamilton, and he begged of him to inter-
:, with bim with the Emperor, and accordingly a report
before the Emperor, which the Duke of Hamilton
-.1 ;Le plaintiff in a letter, which letter will he produced.
::t report was hid before the Emperor, and in it it is no
stated that the plaintiff's demands were no great that
Emperor could not comply with them bat be was wit-
:: to maples his services to the extent of between
• or 20,000 francs. The plaintiff, however, estimates
union at a much higher rote, but no offer iahis opinion
e -4; to it has been made. A great variety of detail most be laid
:-:re you in this investigation, and I understand that Earl
the Minister for Foreign Affairs sod Lend Cowley,
- tabassador at Paris, are to be called to give evideoce
certain correspondence that passed between them and
atatiff, but Filo not offer it now because it may turn out
• be legitimate evidence against the defendant, and
MP I will got say anything farther now than that
re to be called as witnesses. I will now call the
3, and after you have heard the whole of the evidence
be for you to say what compensation he is entitled to.
rr Serjeant Glover had been examined, and • great
if discussion had taken place, in the course of which
tun omitted from the above letter was read,
s:rjeant Parry said that Mr. Bovill and hamlet'
;reed to withdraw a juror. This was done, and the
ter.oinated.

PURI' OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Jody Ordinary.)
BLAKE r. MAKE AND GARDLYIR.
C. Cqleridge, in this put-head cue, produced addi-
evidence of identity, wad the court made • decree
:th coca.

DIGIVZED r. DIGWICED.
Littler, in this case, also produced farther proof of
ime nature, and the court undo a decree nisi with

DrIRANI' V. DCU.AIT •ND TNVEITON.
Tristram •pppeard for the petitioner, • sawyer. at
souse, who bed married the respondent in 1851. The
7.):,lentos coal•meter, lodged •t his holm, mad in
'ls respondent left her husband Nowa time@ to lire

wart aljourned the mei for farther widow&

THE POLICE COURT&
mils DAY.)

GREENWICH.
X”CIEABLZ CASC OP BURGLARY. —CONWITIPAL
„ Clarence, aged 27, addrass refused, was brought
• rmaed, before Mr. Maatia, charged with bar.
•y eateriug the house at Mr. George Grove,
and Crystal Palace Oorspany, en Lower
stealing various article' ot silver plate and

prosecutor said—On the night of the 17th ilidalit•
Llt.pa,t 12, I was in my drawing-room. I got
ro into the ball, sad in the I heard •
:a. sal saw a man escape by the backdoor. I then
t 1 tiffs door on the inside, when I saw a pair of
;'roe la the pantry near the book door, which did
ilea; to r 0.., and upon them ware three mate and a
which had been takes from the hall. I saw that an
Lid been made in the house through the window
7 1.. r, the window, which by Its own weight closed
vet,. The door of the larder, whit* had bees
tetrad to get lobo the boom I the. found
:I cks of three closets in the pantry had been
and lour small silver artielae takes from
:Lem. These articles I found in a bag
c.L. lying war the back door, near the omits,
1 rimed sway. I west upstairs, and upon re-
-: r.to the hall about half an boar afterwards, heard a
the dining-I.o'm. I west in, sad behind the door
-!.at prisoner, who was without boots. I asked him
was doing there, and he said he wee a poor fellow
*. sera, and asked me to search him. I
::.r the
the pantry after be bed got his hat
the sofa in the dialog -room. He then begged
- • sod I gave him those that I bad pre-
i—ad, sear the back door. I had so place to leek
• .-. cur &atom to send for the police, so I tamed
' the front gate. I afterwards went to the
- of the first-floor of my home and looked
'• • r and at tea minutes to 2 o'clock
,111116 by, whom I let ia at the treat
:.,wed them what had Um dem,
man had effected en minims, end
were talltmg by the larder door I heard a
:'h- kitchen close adjoining. We west in sad forma
(I,ll,7laing in • cupboard. I said, " Why yew
' • :lit I turned out at the frost door a little
" Me, sir ; oh, no," and he Vain
ot„t • search him, as he had done before, but I

• Yowler, 233 ft, said be took the prisoner
on searching Wan found a knife and as old

• s•-line.l girieg soy account of himself, or to
lasetions.
4e co wanted the prisoner for trial et the next
'•••',T

ALL:, EI FEL ERA L ENLISTMENT. —THE
yr•TEity ELLASI D. —OE Tbeincia, eneeisg the
rttsr, tele4rennefl to the officials at Liverpool,
toot; acting for the government in this affair.
the immediate release of the @hip Great Wasters.
tare L,s doubtless Iwo guided in arriving at
.t -4 hy the opinion of the Crown officers epos
• 'applied by Mews. Bledsoe bed Co., of
. vor.l.kone with these instructing the
.tom. Yr. Pryer Edweirde yesterday, re-
.,, it Western from detention, aad the Costae-
. -t• "h^ I.,ve been in charge of the ship were
"!re• The Emigration inspectors rifted her ad
to M
.zenta
og the Captain Cs Intro&
osey thisd
morning, having Yearn. Shaw sad
on boar
PA LAcs. -- ONE SHILLING DAY.
. • -Admissions on payment, 551 ; ditto
etl3; total, 1,414.

THE GMAT PIER Ar DOCKHZAD.-11STI.
MATED DAMAGE C 160,000 STERLING.

BAIRIDAT NOON.
This fire is still raging with undiminished fury,
and there appears to be little chance of getting it extin-
guished for at least • week. The accounts published in this
morning's papers convey but a faint idea of the extent of
the loss. The property of Mews. Berry Brothers occupied
several SAM of ground in one of the narrowest and most
densely populated distaste in the parish of Bermondsey,
which is studded with large wharves, mills, and factories.
Mesas. Barry's premises are probably the largest on that
side of the water, they bad a frontage in Mill•atreet, Doak-
head, and extended backwards to the dock at Shad Thames.
In close proximity were the extensive biscuit works of
Peek, Frees, and Co., and also the immense oil stores of
Messrs. Scott and Co., and at one time it was tested
that every building near would have been levelled
with the ground. The fire, it seems, was dia-
-1 covered in the first instance in the G warehouse, •
brick and timber building, six stories high, and filled with
jute, seeds, and sugar. This building stretched in an direr
tion 100 feet, azd in the other 70 feet. It formed only about
oue•aixteenth part of what is termed !deritou's Wharf, a
portion of which was destroyed by a similar disaster some
months back. The moment the existence of the fire became
known an attempt was made to confine it to the floor is
which it commenced, but that was found to be impress-1
ticable, and in the course of • few minutes the loud rum-
bling noise that could be heard from the outside of the
building gave evidences that the flames were making fearful
havoc. Before s,.flicient time had elapsed to send to the
nearest engine station immense sheets of flame rolled out of
the different windows and through the roof. Adjoining
this warehouse stood another, 70 feet long and 60 hoe wide,
termed the "If " extension warehouse. This building was
filled with several thousand bales of jute, and in less
than a quarter of an hour after the discovery
was made, this warehouse was also in flames.
Upon t►e floors in which the saltpetre was stored becoming
ignited, explosions loud and fearful, and in rapid succession,
took oboe, blowing down heavy brick walls, lifting the tiles
and roofs of the warehouse, and rending them flying in all
directions. The wind then drove the Mimes into "D" ware-
house, • building 61 feet long and 32 broad. This immense
warehouse was also filled with jute, seeds, and peas. The
seeds consisted of some thousand quarters of emery, linseed,
moonless], and hempseed. The jots alone in this building
was worth some thousand pound', and the wheat in it is
stated to have amounted to several thousand quarters.
Having succeeded in stopping the progress of the fire in the
direction of the "C" warehouse, the firemen were again
astonished at seeing the whole of the carpenters' workshops
in • blaze, and from that building the flames rolled over
into the tackle house, another large establishment, The
cosnting•house and Messrs. Barry's private dwelling next
caught fire, and both are considerably damaged, #1 is the
"C" warehouse. roles the firemen continue to use the
greatest vigilance there is • passibility of a fresh outbreak,
for immense bodies of fire still rerun in the different ware-
houses.

The total law, it is computed by those oecneeted with
the insurance offices, will amount to nearly 250,0001., and
nearly the whole of the metropolitan and provincial fire
iesuranoe companies will be sufferers to a greater or lam ex-
tent by the eatastrophe.

The polio* had • most difficult teak to perform in keeping
at learnt 103,000 persem back from the scene of danger.

THE pwarow NUADZIL-(THIS DAY.)

This morning, the prisoner, Ferdinand Carl
Kohl, was brought up on reamed before the Ilford bench of
magistrates, and • good deal of fresh evidence wa•
beard. Most of this was to the effect that articles of
clothing which had belonged so the murdere•l man were
pawned by prisoner. The evidence had not concluded when
we went to press.

LOSS OF A DUNDEE AND NEWCASTLE
STEAMER, WITH ALL ON BOARD.

(From the Dundee Adrertiacr.)

The screw-steamer Dalhousie, Captain Henry
H. Glenny, trading between Dundee and Newest's,
while on her passage frees the latter port on Thurs.
day, was overtaken by a covers gale. Twelve pis-
mutat and twelve of the crew were Moaned.
The bodies of Captain Gloppy and a seaman have been re-
covered. From the fearfully complete nature of the
alimenr no account can be given of the meaner in which the
wreck occurred, but it is supposed that when rounding the
Abertay Sands to enter the river, a heavy sea struck her
and summed the vessel.

THE PERMAHF-VT STAFF or MHIII/..--Com-
plaiota having been made to the Inspector-General of Militia
by several ooloeeli of Irish regiments, of the great difficulty
esperienawl in obtaining drill-instructon, and sergeants
generally, for the permanent stall, it has bees, we believe,
deeded that when nem-commiesioaed officers and men are
trausferred from the regular forms to the militia the4r
service in the militia shall be allowed to melon aa fell
service, instead of half service as heretofore, towards com-
pleting the period necessary to give a claim to pension.—
United Serrue Ouzeqe.

At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the roth
day of November, 1864, her Majesty basis( been pleased to
appoint the Right Hon. Edsrerci Lord Helper, to be her
Majesty's lieutenant of the county of Nottingham, his lord-
ship this day took and subscribed the oath appouited tobe
taken thereupon, incised of the oaths of allegiance, supra.
12111 C
_T, and abjuratioe.—Oasette.
FOREIGN-OTM; Nov. 73.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Robert Thomas Charles Mid-
alma. FAR., now a woad **meter/ in her Majesty's di-
plomatic salvias, employed in ber Majesty's legetioa at
Lisboa, to be secretary to bee Majesty's leptioe at Mexico.
—Clarets.

-----
TER VACANT SEAT FOR NORTH WARWICICENIRE.
—The erneervatin maiden for the mat rendered vacant by
the death of Mr. Spooner will be Mr. William Davenport
Bromley, of Reenter:l-hall, near Coventry. When Mr.
Spooner some months ago announced his intention not to
offer himself for re-election, • requisition numeronaly
signed wee presented to Mr. Bromley inviting him to stand,
and be at nos ignited his saint. Until after the funeral
of the late member nothing farther will be does ; but there
is not much proven of say opposition by the liberals,
Tan COURT or FINAL APPEAL —The proposed
circular lately published as about to he issued by " The
Law of Appeal Amendment Association" has now been
adopted with some alterations, the principal of which is
contained in the subjoined additioo. The following are the
principles upon which the committee are prepared to pro-
mote petition :—" That for the time to come no arch-
bishop or bishop have soy plan in the Conn of Final Ap-
peal, whether ea member of the court or se einetwor, but
that in cases affecting doctrine brought before the court, it
is mesetial that the doctrine of the church be " declared,
interpreted and showed" (24 Henry VIII.) by reference to
the epiritualty. The names of the committee, with power
to add to their number, are also given :—Clerical lim-
bers Lord Alwyn Comptes, Ilooourable Arch-
dean° Harris, Sir Henry Baker, Bart. ; Sir George
Prevost, Bart. ; Arndeatiorte Berthol.anw, Denson,
Donnell. end Sasetaary ; The Warden of All Souk,
Orford, Capon Wordsworth, Dr. Poesy, Rms. Mr. Keble,
Augustus Campbell, T. T. Carter, J. C. Chambers. T. L
Sbiton, W. Desna, W. Freese D.C.L. ; J. Pendell,
. L "
Gillett, C. D. Goldia, W. Gksal•y, Riede Howell,
J. Wayland Joyce, W. H. Joyce, N. lainence. H. P.
Liddell, IL W. Mayow, F. C. Marringberd, E. A. Oilman-
soy. J. H. Randolph, W. Upton Richards, and George
Williams. Lay Members.—The Earl of Shrewsbury and
Talbot, Lord Lyttalton, Lord Richard Cavisodish, Hon.
Colin Linden, Sir Walter Fariphsr, Bast. Treasurer ; Sir
Willoughby Jones, Bart, the Master of Caine College,
Cambridge. H. E. req., Secretary. We understand
(says the Record) that repeated and urgent applications
were made to Lord Shaftesbury to allow his name to be
added to the committee, but that his lordship, forearming
little good end mach evil se likely to arise from onion with
• body entailing so large an infusion of the ultra-sacerdotal
element, has steadily declined the overture.
SUBURBAN EARLY CLOSINO.-00 TheritinT even-
ing • public meeting for promoting the earlier closing of
shops in Kensington, Bayswater, and Ranieri-kill, was held
in the Vestry-ball, Keesington. Mr. W. Newmareb,
F.R.S.. presided over a numerous andiesee, which was
' addressed by the Rev. J. P. Gill, ILA„ Rev. J. Stooghtoo,
Rev. J. Offord, the Secretary of the Early Closing Anode-
Moe, and several of the tradesmen of the 'entails. A nume-
rous list of employers who have agreed to glees at six on
Saturdays and at eight on other evenings w promoted,
resolutions in support of the movement were adopted, and a
committee of tradesmen formed to carry out the aentimesta
of the meeting.
Visamixens ScHooL —Mr. Salwey, who bow
joat gained • first-elms in the Anal classical schools at Ox-
ford, and Mr. Shand!, who obtained a similar bower
last year, and the Oriel Fellowship this year, were both
sleeted from Westmiaster School to studentships at Christ.
church.
COMMERCIAL TRATE:LIMB' SCHOOIA —His Royal
Highness the Doke of Cambridge has kindly consented to
,le at the annual dingier which will be held at the Lee-
dom Tann this Wier part of December.
HAMMERSMITH AND CITY RAtLwAw.—The
fol-
lowisg is rumoured :—That the Great Wasters have taken
• lease of the Hammersmith Railway on terms at once to
pay the proprietors of the latter 5 per cent, with an ascend-
ing male till is • few year' it reaches ti; per oast. The
Y•wopefitsa Railway an to be parties to the
Heraimah.

SHARE LISTP.-(TBI8 DAY.)

Two ()Two& -

The railway market continues flat, with a pre-
ponderance of sales, and prices have experienced
a fresh reduction. Great Northern stock has re-
ceded 2 per cent. t • Metropolitan and Midland,
.4 ;
Great Western, f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
; and South Eastern, 4. London and
North Western stock is now quoted 119 to
; Great Western, ra to ; Midland, 1364
to 137 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 to
; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eastern, 864
to f ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Great Northern,
132 to 134 ; London and South Western, 97 to
99 ; and Metropolitan, 119 to 4.
Grand Trunk of Canada 4th preference stook has
declined, and Eastern Bengal, Great Western of
Canada, and San Paulo are dull.
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PREFERENCE SHARES.
Midland Oaesrdidated Bridal and Birmingham 6 per
Cant., 135.

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidis), 101.
San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 pax cast (all paid), 18g.

MONEY NABILET,-(THIS DAL)

Two olhoow.

The stock and share markets sre dull to-day, the oon-
tinned withdrawals of gold from the Bank for Egypt,
combined with the approach of the fortnightly
settlement, having induced fresh realisations.
Consols have declined 1-16 to per cent., British
railway stooks to }, and foreign securities to f.
Confederate Bonds have fallen 1.11 per cent.
There is rather less demand for money to-day,
and more disposition to take choice bills at 6A per
cent., or below the Bank minimum. In the
Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at 4 to 5
per cent.

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At Paris today, according to Mr. Reuter's tele-
gram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted
64fr. 85c., showing no change.

Consols are now quoted 90/ to 91 with div., for
money, and 89 9-16 to 11-16, or 891, ex div., for
the account (Dec. 8). The official business report
is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 911, 901 ; ditto, for account, 894, 3 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three
per Cents., 881, 89, 881 ; Bank Stock, 237: India
Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 106 ;
sad Exchequer Bills, June, 45., 53. prem.
The foreign stock market is flat. Confederate
Bonds show chief depression and have declined 11
per cent. Consolidds and Mexican have also
receded 1, and Greek and Spanish Paasive 1.
Some of the present quotations are ea follows,
viz.:--Greek, 22/ to 231 ; Mexican, 29 to 1 :
Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 31
to 1 ; the Certificates, 131 to 1 ; Turkish
Bonds of 1858, 711 to 724 ; ditto 1862, 711
to 72 ; and the Consolidia, 471 to 4, ex div.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian,
1852, 1858, 1860, 831, 824 ; Buenos Ayres,
for account, 931 ; Greek, for account, 221 ;
ditto, Coupons, for account, 91 ; Italian,
(Maremmana Railway), 711; Mexican, for account,
291, 29; ditto, 1864, 271; Peruvian, 1862, for account,
821; Portuguese, 1856, dm., for account, 48; Russian,
1862, 874, 86/, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for ac-
count, 314, 4; ditto Certificates, for account, 131;
Turkish ,1858, 10W. 80nd5,77 ; ditto 1862, for account,
711, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed,
100 ; Venezuela, for account, 18, 4, ex div. ; ditto,
1864, 391, 40.

The scrip of the Egyptian Loan is quoted 1 to
prem., being rather lower, and that of the Danubian
Loan, 14 to 12 prem.

Inieniationil Financial shares are now quoted
4to I pram. ; London Financial, 9} to /
prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 3 premium ;
Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3} to i prem. ;
Hudson's Bay, 1G to I ; Ottoman Socidt6
Ginerale, 2} to I prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian
Bent, I die. to I prem.

The certificates of debenture of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway aro it lower, at I) to prem.
Subjoined is a oopy of the prospectus of the new
Danish Fire per Cent. loan for 728,000 i., intro-
duced through Masora R. Raphael and Sons :
DANISH FIVE PPR CENT. 00VEELNSIENT DEBEN-