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The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-11

WAGES MO FEWINT.

MINTING AND STRUM 07 Val PATfillif•XAlDas.
—oe Saturday overdue last a general meeting of the opera-
tive pattern makers was held at Albion-ban, Leedom-wall,
to receive the Goal replies from the master 'seism's in
answer to the two memorials sent in by the me& requesting
an advance of wages of Gd. per day; Mr. liAlalron eon-
pied the chair, and slated Mat no official reply from any
firm bad been received by the oommlttea Reports were
then given in by the men employed in about thirty of
the principal firma, from which it appeared that
Mews. Easton and Amos had gives the advance
to monied their may but nee to others; that Morro.
and Waygood bad gives an advance of W. per
clrlaynget that all the other firms bad either positively
declined to give soy advance, or have missed to &canoe-
hake the memorial. preening to treat with the mw indivi-
dually, or woald glee it whoa others did. Attempts bad
been made to get • meeting of masters and men to &sews
the question, but without effect. A long and thimated
dismal.= took place epee these reports, daring which it
was urged that the only way to induce the employe totake
positive action was to strike some of the busiestrs
shops.
Ultimately the following resolutios was adopted by •
large majority, "That the committee be empowered to
draw out the men from Simpson's shop, Phrase*, at mos,
and from other shops as they may deem expedient, the DM
thos drawn out to receive If. per week mail they obtain
employment at the advisee& rate of wages of sot lees than
Gd. per day, sad that all patters makers be requested to
refrain from applying for employment at the shops on
strike until they are prepared to give the above advance."
In accordance wish the above reeolntloe, Mr. Bianpeoe's
moo all leave this morn*.
THE SAW MILL LABOUSIRS.—The laboarere lately io the
employ of Messrs. Benham sad 00., Belvidere-mod, Lam-
bets, are still oe strike for the advisees of Sid. per hoar
and have now been joined by them of Mr. Aliseek. The
Mowers employed at the building yards sad sawmills In
Lambeth have nearly all during the pest week received an
advance, in some came, of id. acid in °thole of ad. per hour.
They are all contributing to the ma is etrike.
Tag MABOI4II AND CARPCTLIBL—The men in these two
branches of the building trade who now, stooge without
an demotion, receive the recent advance of id. per
boar, have called general meetings of the trade for this
week, to consider the propriety of giving the six months'
notice to the employers for • further advance of id. per
hour in the next spite& the maim benders sot having
coucieded the full prayer of the lINOSOCiaI lately sent in,
which requests id. per hour.
London, England, 1865-09-11

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PARIS. Sin. 11.

The Motiiteur of this morning says :—" The
meeting between the Veatch and Spanish Rove-
reigus of St. Sebastian was moat cordial. The
entire population, by its enthusiasm, appeared to
take part in au event which is of a nature to
draw closer the ties between the two sovereigns
and the two countries."
London, England, 1865-03-27

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTHERN ClRCUlT—Lsvattroot, MLitt% 25.
Ntat Fame.—(Eisfore Mr. Justine Use.)
CLAM •0•11.1 rum noisome or • JOrST4TOCIL '
00117AIT.—CiNTILPZ V. *ODOR&
Is this ease Robert O'Byres, a Liverpool stook and share
broker, sought to reams a stun of 2501., his eocenteekta for
ISSVS)OS rendered in selling the shares of the Natkoal Ne-
sbit:dal Nano' Insurance Company, which was originally
wemoted by the defendant, Mr. James Clifford Hodge', of
No. 4, Clemeot's-la, Lemke. The encipany woe is
20,000 slimes of N. each, and Mr. Hodges employed Sir
Robert Carden and Soo, brokers, of Leedom, to float the
company, their toramissios being fixed at 6001. Cardona
sad Co. said they were empowered by the defendant to
employt proviso:Bd "sesta, sad they commonest'sd with the
stilt. who accepted their offer of 2s. id. per share on
number slowed through_ his woo, and sold 2,000
abase& The &honest dewed his personal rimponsibility.
Yr. Mayor? • member of the lam of Camden sad Os., is
exes.examinatioe, said that the "firming" consisted in land-
kg their same, speaking well of the anatomy to persona whe
and obtaining a settling day at the Sleek Exchange.
According to his expense°, payment to the gm& broiler
in such cases did not include the payment of oommiesies to
country agents. Defendant's brother, tbe present
to the oompany, produced • document dated Febnev=
1864, by which the defendant in coesidevatics of the stun
of 2,5001. (ettesersois isteekted to 3,15001.) usdertook to hi-
deout* the provisional direct's-along slier the Ind allot-
men, and the molest of the tell deposit of 21. 10s. per
shark Wittier said there were to be 20,000 shares, of
which 19,836 were allotted. Defendant &Died that he bed
authorised Clardy' sad Company to employ oouatry ape*
and said that he was under the impressios that the plain-
tiff's temandesion ought to be paid by the poem! broker.
The judge told the jury they most topsider cm whose behalf
Carden and Os. seaweed the pkintitt, if as agate of any
one elm the diteedaste wand net be liable. bat if an the
astedeat's assets Om he would be liable.
The jay totted for the plaintiff for the full amount.
London, England, 1865-03-27

MINES.-(THIS VAT.)

Two oiltoce.
In the mining market to-day there is a demand
for Clifford Amalgamated and Wheal Grenville
shares, at better quotations, and North Treskerby,
East Lovell, and Wheal Rose are firm. Subjoined
are some of the present quotations, Clifford
Amalgamated, 31 to 32, Wheal Grenville,
41 to ; North Treskerby. 21 to 3 ;
Fast Lovell, 121 to 131 ; Wheal Rose, 31 to 32 ;
South Darren, 2A to # ; Great North Laxey, 3 to
4; Gress Vor, 31 to 32, ex div.; and Great Limey,
144 to 19. Fast Basset shares are officially marked
22 sad 24.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.
The annual meeting of the Capnla Silver Mining
Company (Limited), is called for the 31st inst.
The Stanuaries Court has ordered the West Par
Consols Mining Company to be wound up.
A petition for the winding up of the Wes Corn-
wall Consols Tin and Copper Minin g mpany
(Limited), is to be heard before the Vice-Warden of
the Stanuaries on the 13th April.
The Dyliffe Mine sold, on the 23rd instant, 72
tons of lead ore at 13/. 11s. 6d. per ton ; and SS
tons at 132. 9.. per ton.
London, England, 1865-03-27

LATEST.

NEW YORK, Mason IT. 1 a.w.
Grant reports the receipt of a letter from Sher-
man, dated Fayetteville, the 12th inst., wherein
the latter states that the army was in good condition
and had met with no serious opposition. Hardee
keeps in his front at • respectful distance. At
Cnlumbia he bad destroyed immense arsenals, rail-
road establishments, and forty-three cannon. At
Cheraw he found much machinery, war material,
twenty-five cannon, 3,600 barrels of powder ; and
at Fayetteville he found twenty guns and much
other material. The bearer of the despatches says
that, before daylight on the 10th inst., Hampton
with two brigades attacked the rear of Kilpatrick's
headquarters, and captured all his staff; Kilpatrick,
however, escaped, formed his men, and drove the
enemy back with great loss, and recaptured nearly
all be had lost. Hampton lost 86 men left dead
upon the field.
A government detective arrived at Newborn
states that he had seen the baster of despatches
from Sherman, who reported that that general was
at Goldsboro'.
General Bragg has retreated to Goldeborough.
The Richmond Despatch, the only paper published
in Richmond yesterday, and that on a half-ebeet,
states that the government employ& have been
called out by the governor for temporary service.
Grant has ordered the suspension of operations
on all permits, by whomsoever granted, within Vir-
ginia, North and South Carolina, and the portion
of Georgia bordering the Atlantic, including Sa-
vannah. This order, it is said, prevents trans-
actions in half a million bales of cotton, 16,000
barrels of turpentine, and other merchandise.
Earl
London, England, 1865-03-27

CANADA.

--
PROPOSED VOTE FOR
COUN TRYTHE DEFEKPE OF
THE
QUEBEC, Menace 16.

The Canadian government have proposed a vote
of one million dollars for the permanent defence
of the country, and 350,000 dole. for the expenses
of the volunteers on the frontier.
The Finance Xinister announces that the govern-
ment must maintain the polioe and militia on the
frontier so long as the war lasts, and fulfil their ob-
ligations as good neighbours to the United States.

CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW YORK, limwst 16

Advioes received here from Jamaica, dated the
7th inst., state that it is rumoured that the troops
at Spanish Town have been ordered to Honduras,
where difficulties were anticipated, in oonsequence
of Maximilian's alleged intentions to annex Mon-
dani.
Chili and Peru are quiet. Columbia has de-
clued war against Equador.

FRANCS.
PARIS, !Liam 2T.

The Mode has received • first warning on ac-
count of the false intelligence it recently published
in reference to the alleged interview between M. de
flartigee and the Pope.
London, England, 1865-03-27

FINE ARTS.

TIM 11001111'T OF BRITISH ARTISTS.
Tiro exhibition of this society opened to the public ;
I. dory at the Gailer7, in Buffolketreet, with • ealleotioe of
*tam sad water-oolour drawings as numerous as ewe, and
geserally speakiog of that very moderate degree of excel-
Mese which Ms for some yam peel oontrilmted to piece
Oh athletes is rather et Wafer position compared with
ethers. Thesociety hashed the privilege, or honour, whilbllng I
It be, sf being • amend body for now about twenty
yews ; but it it diffloult to understand what could have been
the emit of grasser a royal charter, for the society his
lest ell dabs to Wog • 'shoo!, sod beoonies every yeir more
lie • elivroom for popular pictures—useful certainly se
pretty furniture is "to people about to marry," but we
skould say not altogether favourable to the interests of ark
Wltb this purpose of noun the society has the sort Of
Shim for chartered rights that • town has ter Its far
!or the sale of toys and gingerbread. So long
es exbibitioo rooms so Lige as them me filled
efth upward, of • Rimmed pictures, the work of nearly se
many pakten, even though they may be of the oomeoon
order, we ma only smile approvegly and coegratulthe the
peat peblie moo the eat aimessizatios of stares for pictures.
The profession of an artist is in every grids as lateresting
eithe boast acme assay that is followed, end we should all re-
lies, at the menet et Wanda and posseversass displayed ha
Si Waldo" ; hat taketwasiely these me palters who are
Wrideetly above popularity who wryly aunt pima to lies,
gi eo many of their bumbler brethren do, but having got
liss privilege of so nook wall, they use it to display the
awe examvathet sad preposerroes rode/Jima that Gould
eel be othosived la the shape of peters.
London, England, 1865-09-29

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Albert Wahine, • respectable-looking lad, was charged
before Mr. Knox with throwing stoma is Hyde-park. i
Perkaoestable Wilms Millin, No. 19, said that about .
half-past eight that morning a geedeman name up to bin
in the park, near the Bayswater-mad, mid ootephised of
stases beat, thrown is the perk. stating that me bad
nearly struck him. B. went to the spot and saw the de-
fondest and a number of °then themes stone at the '
eimeact tress, arid as the defeedast was the biggest be took
him into custody.
The defeedset mid he had no questioes to ask, sod that
it was true that he bed thrown at the tram.
Mr. Knox remarked that the stone-throwieg at the ekes-
nut trees was • serious nuisance, sad that the boys would
not be easy until some en's eye were oat out.
The constable said that persons meld not walk down the
path ever the Bay easter-road is safety.
Mr. Knox fined the defendeat 54., or three days' lewd- ;
sonnieot
George Rutherford and George Chatham, the two yousg
mesa charged with stealing two Dresden china figures, of
the value of above st, from die shop of Mr. Nathan Woolf
Jaceboos, deeier is weeks of art, Oxfordatmet, were again
brought up.
The= we stopped by Sergeant Hostler 13 C,
who, thee bad somethingsemeted under their
coats, suspected they bad been mega is • robbery. His
ruspioions tined ant to be true, for be bated epee theta
the figure. which were subsequently ideetided by the pre.
water 111 having bees Moles from WA shop. The serpent
then took them kite custody.
The smellier pleaded guilty, sad were committed for
three mouths each, with hard labour.
London, England, 1865-09-29

/246,014,111111
rousis. D.Y•b' as

Sept. 28. 1866.

£40,014.1100
Of

Tammy Em men
Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to 4 for
the 10th October, opened this morning at the
same quotation, and closed at 894 to 4. For
money the last pries was 894 to 4. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 89e, 4. •• ditto, for
account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
183 4, ; New Three per Cents., 874, ;
Jodie Five per Cent. Stook, 1054, 105 ;
ditto Four lia: Cent Debentures, 1888, 100 ; Four
i
per Cent. edema" rupee paper, 89; ditto Five
! per Cent., 1024.
\National Discount shares were last quoted 104
to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, to dn.;
Overend, Gurney, and Co.. 44 to II prem.,
' being firm • Egyptian Trading, 1 to 04 dis.
! Ottoman Sociiitti Gliorrale, 24 to prem.; Bud-
eon's Bay, 154 to IgLion Brewery, 14 to 24 prem.;
and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 11 to 14.
The shares of the Canada Company, as well es
Fairbairn Engineering, Soottish Ansi:alien Id-
vestment, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada,
were inquired for. Transathintio Steam shares
were nominally quoted par to 1 prem.; London and
Australian Agency, to 1 prem. ; and Allan's
Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 4 to 14 prem.
The shares of the financial emplane were more
inquired for, and fires. Credit Foucier and Mobilier
rope sa. to Ts. 6d. The closing quotations were as
follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to lt prem. ;
Genersl Credit, 2to prem. • London Financial,
8 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to
prem. ; Credit Fouler and Mobilier, 44 to ft prem.
London, England, 1865-12-01

SPAIN AND CHILI

Wittraes israssad
PROCLAMATIONSAIL OF PORS. ARRJA TO HIS
MADB.TD, Nov. 28.
The following is the text of the proclamation
issued by Admiral Persia to the sailors and ma-
rines of the Spanish squadron, after the declara-
tion of war between Spain and Chili.
Sailors and Soldier,—The moment bas arrived for see to
address you, not to mulled you of your duty, which you
know so well, but to tell you how noble, how
the holy,!arro-
and
just is your mission in demanding from
gant republio of Chili the satisfaction refused
us for the gross, shameful. rad calumnious
attacks made upon our Queen and country daring the
, period of our difficulty with Peru, utterly regardless of the
1 treaties uniting Chili with Spain, and forgetting that from
Spain rains those who, in giving her religion, language,
Les, sod manlier, astonished the world with their heroic
deed& More than 300 year ago our ancestors conquered this
°matinee% aced their prowess, sufferings and constasey were
such that imagination is lest in wit:seising the execution
at so gigantic an soterpriee. It is now 56 years ego that,
through foreign aid and treason, Spain being poor, de.
i pressed, and without soldiers or sailors, the inhabitants of
thews countries, casting off the mother country, broke the
ties uniting them with her, and believing her
to be now such
to
then, they affront and in-
to
colt 112. timing to attack with their infamous
vile and indecent weitinp, the very throne of our magnet
Queen Isabella I. To demand satisfaction for these
i offences the Spanish aqua iron, under my command, has
a salute
entered the Mho waters, requesting
of twenty.cme guns to our glorious and brilliant
Castilian dig. The Claims believing themselves to
be more valiant than we, dare to refuse us what we shall
justly end by force obtain. I regret, as you w al, the ease
of the enterprise ; it is epos • feeble enemy without war
vasels or torture's that we have to point our guns; toms&
we have to prove that the blood which flows in our veins
is that of the handful of brave men to whom they owe what
they are. Neve:theme, we shall bestrew for them the few
ill.mounted guns over which you see floating the proud
Chillies star.
We shall endeavour to meet the Esmeralda and the
Mayai yawls, that in leaving this port during
the their boasting
night of the 19th showed that
exceeded their valour. We shall blockade their porta, and
oompletely deprive them of rewires' until their srropnce
be hambled, and they be compelled heneeforth to
respect oar flag. I know your enthusiasm, deci-
shim, discipline, and ocuistency, sod, led by chiefs
and officers, is brave as they are efficient, it will be easy for
us to show • new page in our brilliant hietory which will
record our virtues. Proud to command you, I shall always
be your Gentsisl. Jose Kamm ?MOJA.
Before Valparaiso, 24th Sept., 1865.
London, England, 1865-12-01

FASHIONS FOR DSCEMBIII.

(From Le Poad.)
Each week brings some novelty in the shape of
material, or something, at any rate, making its reappear-
ance with a fresh name. Some of the new drips are truly
splendid ; one or two of them we must just anode to in pos-
ing. First, are those of black, blue, green, or gold-onioured
I .
ohs. These shaded: are the most dish:wars, and foam
the ground, upon which are narrow stripes imitating
ermine, with a wide spice between them, upon which
ere medallions of rich colours. Others—which slimily
deism descrintion—ere embroidered poult de weir of
light shades. A wide row down each side of the front
breadth, from the waist to Y, :thin about twelve herbed
teaof
the bottom, of • very rich design, and ending in aiguillet
is entirely formed by embroidery. A kind of ribbon,
matching in design, runs beside these the came distance
\down the skirt, but is carried all round about twelve inches
ont
from the bottom, nos inches and the whole of the fr
breadth being dotted over with small flowery, embroiders&ht
This embroidery is white, and on mauve, pale bin, lig
green, rose de Nipple, he., produces • very churning
effect. There ere oleo elegant moire antiques, with satin
stripes, and poult de Dote% with gold and silver bees, or
birds embroidered on tulle.
For evening dresses, we have seen tulle worked with
gold and red, or silver and black birds, and a similar
pattern is being prepared in oho.
For more unpretending coeturees, there is the adios
variety of foulards. icor mast we neglect to mention that
• toilette, altogether of cloth, is likely to be fashionable
this winter; and although a cloth drew is certainly rather
1 heavy, it has this advantage—it will never be commonly

worn.
The Priumoas and fourteen cakes for draws ars still
in vogue, as well ss robes with fancy vestee. Vedas are
sometimes made of velvet, entirely covered with guipure,
erceprog the sleeves. For inseams : ♦ ruby velvet,
covered with black guipure, or Xuioo blue, with Cluny

Iste.
We mutt admit, however reluctantly, that the rags for
bright, tawdry trimmings has not yet disappeared. Wass
is need most extensively as jewelleryffl it may be so called),
glass beads of various colours, and it is much mired with
many of the trimmiogs now worn. Velvet gibes, with
crystal, pearl, or gold, or even fringe, with crystal or
sequios, sod fringes with pendants of crystal or gold in the
prisannenteria beading, have had great swam ; bat which-
ever be need in the trimming, crystal or gold, the whole
parme should be of the same. Cameo buttons are also
much wore. Cluny lace is quite as fashionable as ever ;
indeed, it is used so very mach just now that we can
scarcely expect its reign will be
The bonnets are worn quite ®all as those of last
month, and although the fanchon may be still seen at the
theatre, the empire is very decidedly the coiffure de villa.
I Felt is gaining favour, and some very elegant bonnets are
made of this material.

WILTHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

YSIDAT, DOCIITIEZ 1. $ A.

Ir. ltt D.

I. T.,

LB.&
LW.
London, England, 1865-12-01

OM

Margate Theatre, and the wee &Ariel with
with another member of the company there
Owed •
Evidence having been given of the marriage and of the
wee too which the parties had lived together,
Anaie Robineon, a servant of the respondent, said—l re.
goober Mee. Wood going with her children to Tyne•
moth in September, 1862. She wee expected home by the
50.0doet train, but she did not come till 10. end a lady end
colleens* were thee with her. I took the children sod put
sbefu to bed. After a short time the young lady want
moy, I heard her go out. The tea things were laid for
thew ie the room, and after some time I went
to fetch them away. Mrs. Wood said I might leave them
the preeent. The bell had not rung. I had knocked
ott coned the door. Mrs. Wood and the gentleman were
nikeding on the floor, sad they looked in a bustle. Some
Owe after thatlshe west beck to Tynemouth for threeweeke.
loot with her, aid I saw her with the same gentleman
jade( on the Banks. I saw her three times. After her ve-
lem she sent me to the Poet-aloe for letters sadism"' "B."
same is Susan.) The letter radioed is one of them.
gave it to Mr. Woad. While I was getting it Mr. Wood
owe by and asked me for it. He arid be would give it to
we. Wood when he came to dinner. When I told her,
Oa
mid her DIMS
Aft' and thet she moo pack
el) sad go. (Laughter.) w daya afterwards she ac-
olgingly did en. She took jellies and cakes with her.
(Laughter.) She also took her clothes. The same
evening she came back foe part of the plate ; but I said
she mast seed a note for it to Mr. Wood. Plaintiff said
Ate woe]d write to him. I have IliDe• seen thusntleman
who came with ker. It was the cooespon Yousg.
(The witness now pointed him out in court.)
Cross•examined by Mr. Cooke—The young lady was a
Wised of the respondent, and I had seen hoe at the house
lidos. The Banks at Tynemouth are • pnblie walk.
I was taken to Bristol to see the oo.nepoodent
by Mr. Randall. At the former trial there was a witness
celled Gregory (the "Ghost") ; but I have not seen him
thais time. RI ndall told me to wait, and he fetched the
ggman. knew him at once.
By Dr. Spinks—l sold my master about Mr. Young soon
lifter he took the letter from me.
Isabelle Burnam, the fellowoerveet of the last witness,
gore evidence of a Elamite! ammeter.
rtu wan proceeding whoa our report left.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) •
TN RS W. P. viterieast.
through the court,
The bankrupt, who recently posed
k well known sii the driver of a coach between Cromer
end Norfolk. The cam now came before the court on an
application, on behalf of the enigmas, to be allowed to
cenoconsise certain proceedings in Chancery.
Yr. &mood suppodad the afflkation.
His Bomar mid it was desirable, in • case of se much kn.
that the court should be relieved from responsi•
rtrri the meet of the creditors being given to the
aPfnlimilanswerce. to the court it was stated that creditor' for
2,50(g., oat el 2,8001., would consent.
The applicatioa vas mitered to stand over.
London, England, 1865-12-01

Lord Mayor that the primmer was • notorious ling. --
upon the occasion of Mailer's execution last 3 Imr, iot
th.o three charges of robbery upon petione who wen ,‘„
the crowd were brought *fault lull- lie was tneip,'
Cietral Criminal Coart
.o.thd herd =thtdwoubslttoul mad .:
601°11" when he committed the robbers j::::
&MA wilt.
The primmer pleaded guilty, and begged that rme
ml6l fre settled" at coon we
The Lord Mayor told him that he believed him t,;,i,i.
orrumitierate thief, and be should send him to the
Coart, where he 000 kl be properly dish wilt,
During the last few days a number of mete of mt.,.
base coin have been brought to this court, sad it was IQ
that at the mama time there is • ray large (pawn,
one in oironlatioe. Is one
that
a lila*
=r, who was the prosecutor, said that three pift,,,
, ereinterfeit oois were offered to him in one day, li:
; keepers and others will, therefore, do well to be rig;
i guard against depredates@ of this deactiption
London, England, 1865-12-01

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

.
COURT OF QUESIVB BENCIL —Now. 30.
After tens NW Prim *tiny st Weetesiesken--(arion
the Laid Ohio( Judge aid a Special Jury.)
TIM QUILIMI V. CORBITI.—THE eurseiroomi.
At the elms et the me for the defeadant.
The Lord Chief Justice was about to ajottro the court,
w The jury said they were pretty marlY *Arm&
The Lord Chief JIIIIiOO mid there Was a coswish diet .
of el.
denim epos which the lamed counsel might toed•
dress them. It might be that the witnesses foe the mows
had made a mistake and put iota the defendsat's mot*
leaguing' mod by Captain Waddell. The am
the w
earned
ee one of
importsece, sod perhaps they bad better hear l
counsel before they made up their minds upon the *videos).
The jury said they were desirous of eving the ease the
tallest easeiderstioe. They were all of ens minim. Ose
juryman mkt tt ma a waste of time to go as further with
1 the COAL
• The fiolleiter.Geitenl said he certainly should like to ad-
-1 dress the jury on the cam before they delivered their var.
i diet.
I The further hearing of the case was thee adjourned.
London, England, 1865-12-01

70 71
106 100

THIS DS1•)

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reitcert, the debentures bring been doss r high se In.
Irma this tbet• h's Leen some reaction, a* they close 03 -
to t-1, for the large, tad 84 to 86 for sr snail denomina
tions.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Nov. 29, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following changes
Circulation inns 428,498,066 Increase 4174,166
137,756
Circulation active ...... 213,721,715 Drew
Public deposits — 6,644,382 Increase 400,319
Other deposits 12,471,521 Decrease 407,462
Qovernmeot rarities in
banking departm«st
Other securities Mistaking
department.
Coin sad bullion in both
departments
a3VOII day and other bills 494,093 Increase 3,808
Tee Rest 3.185,917 Decrease 24,631
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes k coin)
Mistaking department
These changes are not of much importance, yet the
return, on the whole, is as favourable as could re
nt
a-
sonably have been expected. The governme
deposits have again increased, while the private
deposits have diminished to fully an equal ettent,
but as the private securities have again decreased
somewhat, the reserve has experienced a further
increase of 26,1611. The import and export move-
ments of the week resulted in a loss of about
38,0001. in gold, and it is known that, in addition
to this, there were some withdrawals of sovereigns
for Scotland, where, as in Ireland, the note circu-
lation continues active, necessitating a correspond-
ing extension of the specie basis. As the coin and
bullion show now, nevertheless, a further increase
of 163,9161., it is evident that the return of soy.-
reigns from the provinces must have been upon a
'onsiderable scale.

t pnnuant to On Let 7th
ending on Wedossini.

PARTIIMIT.
Government debt.. cii,ul6,loo
Other oecur ities 8,6.34.9.10
Gold coin and BM-
, _Los-_...__ 13,803,06b

~.

L38,498,(ei

Govoroasent Secu-
rities floolsdlog
Dead Weight.in-
nal
Otalocorltios 16.050.610
Notes
Gold sod Mhos
Oda MAO

3
London, England, 1865-03-18

RINEVOZ.INT SOCIETY OP BT. PATRICK.

The 82nd ensivereary dinner of this excellent
society was laid last night et Wilber-rooms, Bt. James's,
whoa about 100 Fathoms set dews to chaser, under the
pmedessy el the Bari re ?owes's,'" who was supported
by tie Berl al Daraley, the E rld Devoe, Viscount Masai-
tas,Bis Malph Howard, Colossi Talor, Al'., Colossi
Dame, M.P., Mr. T. J. Manilas,Y.P. Mr. E.
M.P., Ms. Napier Hiegiss„ O'Oomsor. ho. The
Middies Weaning to the Mho& resistantly dined together
at the temitelice, ia IMassfordataset, in the proseees ef •
lap member el the hinds sad supporters of the society.
Daring Ms mat year, the beadle it the society have is so
&VT! Itielleishid, *ail the sepal:eats for sicnineim met-
isiii iiirsaoli . schools "Mai° 3"° boys lad
-mad Nteuth
NO girl., who, is the mane Of the
lie mess, sad by their rime aed beaulifulpyttgizthac4“:;74,
Waist gratillsetien to their thadieble situ...
Ye tables. 'TM daily emit of bread sad milk hen been cos.
harden a heavy outlay, sad has bite particularly acceptable
daring the very severe winter shish we have experiemed,
sad we are lied to may Haat the seciety staistaies its MI
usacteries (melba in every respect, sad its beasmisece
netsisted ealy ti satieeality. Attar giving the mialloyal
aid pairielis toads, the noble Mariam is proposing see-
ms to the society abided to the granting fact that Mi
Royal Highs= the Prises of Wales bad not only sossistel
SO Mame • petree, but hid that day met • desatisa et 100
games is aid d its (ride (Cheers.) He observed that
01111 el Messed distinguishing thamesaistios of the aim.
Medea wee Ms truly easeeterha mature. The Magma
of psviestants
_or eathollas IMO equally miaowed
nod cared for. (Chess.) The it was that mad
this isstitutiou so valuable and so dassrviog of support
mom the elierities al tbe metropolis, and he
a:prima • format -bops that the liberality of the pubis,
would keg menses to support an institution so much
aestisd. (tiara) Vicious other toasts were gives, in.
eluding that of the Leed.Lieuteamt of indeed, the pre-
sidia% vice-preeideet, stewards, tin TM treasurer's report
stated that, Dwindle, the collectiou of the evening, the
esteeripiloss sad deesticas amounted to 80W.
Ti. market arrsageenests were eider the direction of
• Mr. Lead, the wombats Wog Miss J. Wells, KIM Eyler,
Mr.W. Oaamiags, sad lir. likes, sad their performames
IMO each se gave Me greaten saadaotioe. In the course
of the evening a new sang, esceposed by Mr. Lover' ex-
pressly tor w astedoe, was sung by Miss Bytes with great
edict, and Mr. George Rodeos, tree
popular lrisb
heromedisa,
rag some humors. map. The Mad of the Dis Valua-
te/a Bides also badly gave their services, and performed
nom national ahs, and the whole of the proceedings
paled off meet satishiettaily.
London, England, 1865-03-18

COLONIAL NAVAL DEPENDS BILL.

This lair wee reed --
METROPOLITAN RAIN DRAINAGE EXTENSION
BILL.
This hill we mad a third time, sad awed.

GAMS (IRELAND) BILL.
The sernstilles cm this bill was pastposed till the 3rd of
May.
BAST INDIA (GOVERNOR-GEN/BAIA POW F. 133,
Sir 0. WOOD ehtsioed lam to is • bill to enlarge
the goons in certain matters et the Gavessavitterimel of
Doti Conseil at meatier for making laws mei tonal
twee, and to amesd the law respecting th• territorial
limits of the several preddenalis sod lioutimant•goversor-
ships in Wis.
EAST INDIA HIGH COURTS.
Sir 0. WOOD obtained leave to bring in a bill to exiled
the term far pantie/ bash letters Wait far the High
Courts in India, sod to make farther graviton rasped*
the Warhead jurisdiction at the said mole.
The bilk were brought is sad reed • diet time.
MUTINY BILL

On the rotation at Mr. Baum thb bill w broglit tasted
reed a drat Maw

-
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
Sir F. KELLY in committee of the whole beam moved
that the elisirman be directed to more the home tb•t lean
be glum to bring in a bill to regulate the qualifleations of
chemists and droggines.
Sir G. GREY said he had received • depstaNes from •
large body M chemists and druggists, who wibed S. lay
another bill on the teble rotating to the same rabjesL
Sir F. KELLY raid the second reading weekd sot be
takes till that bill well laid as the table.
The motion wee thee agreed to, and the bill was brought
I. and mad • Int time.
The house adjourned at ere Wastes to 1.
London, England, 1865-03-18

MINL'IN.-(TII18 DAY.)

Two e'Olocc.
The mining market is quiet to-day, and, with
the exception of a decline in Great Vor and East
Lovell shares, and a rise in Clifford Amalgamated,
prices show no change. Subjoined are some
of the present quotations, viz :—Great Vor,
314 to 324 • East Lovell, 101 to 111 : Great
Laney, 16 to 17 ex all ; East Grenville, 31 to 4 ;
Clifford Amalgamated, 304 to 31 ; Great North
Laxey, 3to t ; sod East Russell,. 44 to 4. Wheal
Beton shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex-
change at 2014.
No bargains are officially recorded in foreign and
colonial mining shares, and prices are nominally
quoted the same as yesterday.
At North Chivetton meeting yesterday the ac-
counts showed a balance of liabilities over assets
amounting to 8031. A Gall of 60. per share was
made.
The subjoined weekly repartee the metal market
is from the circular of Maim Von Dadelszen and
North :
The metal market remade way iodise. Notwithstand-
ing the comparative low prime el adds and the madded
rate of discount, speculators de mimes dispelled to opents;
we, however, do not despair st a more salinsted track bane
losg. Imo : Welsh bus ia birder deemed, sod prises seis
oliffasiog; 61. 10.. te is now &mow f. o. Wales.
this ars decidedly higher. la Steffsedddre the whole tee&
Is oat of order through the hike and lock-out. Opinions
differ materially as to how keg *Joined of thine will lasi.
Scotch pig iron has declined to Mk. 3d. Gash. and Ma.
a mootb. Copper : Although vs mandreport sny material
improvement in price, there is a beiterais, did holden: ard
not paring sales. We quote mansfactured. 964 ; bed
select, 891. to 901. toad. 881. • Narmada, ea • ' Bum,
901. to 911. WellLoo,-001. to 101. ; Cbilr is Liverpool.
811. 100. ; and on the spot, 821. to arrive. Tin : A bier
amount of business was dose in Straits from 871. 10e. no•
861.10. Bads is quite deeded, bring held too hick. 971.
the nominal quotation. The Dutch market nominal Mfg ff.:
so business reported. English steady. Tin plates have kept
their positioc pretty well. Lead : The market is inactive.
and prices unaltered. Spelt's: We have to report adeady
market, but the amount of bagasse has begs curtailed,
there being no speculation. We quote ordinary breads,
spot, 191. 10s. ; special brawls here and in Bull, 191. 15..
forward delivery, 191. 15e.
London, England, 1865-03-18

PERU.

LIMA, Fm. 13.

The Chinch► Islandi have been restored by the
Spaniards to the Peruvian authorities, and the
terms agreed upon between the two governments
for the settlement of their differences have been
carried into effect. But there is much excitement
in the country, and several members of congress
and others have been arrested by the Peruvian go-
vernment. On the sth of February there were
serious riots at Lima and at Callao. The boats of
the Spanish ships of war were pelted with stones,
and one seaman on shore murdered. The Spanish
officers who were in Lima were obliged to take
refuge in the French legation, and to remain there
till the following night, when a special train, to
which they were escorted by a troop of cavalry,
brought them down to Callao, where theyirere em-
barked in the Peruvian men of war boats and taken
off to their ships. They are all now kept on board
ship.

Admiral Pareja complained of these proceedings
to the Peruvian authorities, and the Intendant of
Callao and the general in command of the garrison
have both been dismissed. But it was not yet con-
sidered safe for the Spanish officers to go on shore.
The Peruvian Admiral Valleriestra will proceed
as minister to Spain by the next packet.
London, England, 1865-03-18

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

fftscrns's raw'.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Wises 17.

In the Senate to-day Cardinal de Bounsohose
said be doubted whether the Convention of Sep-
tember 15 would consolidate the power of the Pope.
He maintained that the Italians were awaiting the
departure of the French troops to foment a revolu-
tion at Rome, which would bring about the exile of
the Pope. He finally implored the government to
preserve the power of the Holy Father.
IL Chita d'Est Angle reminded the Chamber of
the origin and purpose of the expedition to Ropop,
sad continued : " We have never bees • 1114041 X
obtain from Rome any reforms oe genuine .11fieral.
institutions. Our flag in protecting...4re 'lraq
Father has had the misfortune tallediselietbe
abuts of the Pontifical giveriusient.4l 211.0bein
dill* Amp said, in aoacinsion, "that pierjens in
Italy had become oda,. and allowed of the annals-
sion of a 001Milbil0111 seenring the protection of the
Pope."
ds

opposed the eonvestion,
illation between the Pope

and Italy was hapoisibie.
M. Rasher said, "the convention secures the
homogeneity of Italy and the independence
of the Papacy. It was loyally signed
by France and Italy, and is not rejected
by Rome herself, who regards the con-
vention se a reality. The pontifical government
will organize an army and regulate its finance, sad
will wish to really examine its sovereignty. I► is
only the most odious revolutionary party which re•
pals the convention, and this should inspire the
friends of the Papacy with confidence. The French
troops cannot remain eternally at Rome, and the
Roman government has not the pusillanimity
which is attributed to it. It comprehends that
the autonomy of the temporal power necessitates a
military force. The Pope can form an army,
and it is not only his right but his duty
to defend himself, and be must subdue
any insurrection attacking his sovereignty.
M. Rouher asked whether religion and civilisation
should eternally clash with each other, and made
an appeal for conciliation. He entreated the
ministers of religion to intercede with the Pope and
said the French Government must preserve its
liberty of action. M. Rouber concluded by request-
ing a vote of confidence from the Senate.
His speech produced great effect among his
auditory, and the paragraph of the address relative
to the convention was subsequently adopted.
MM. Devienne, Mollifier., Henri, Cherrean,
and General Fleury have been appointed senators.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nam 17,105
The new ministry has received a vote of confi-
dence from the Chamber of Deputies.
The debate on the organisation of the cabinet was
more pacific in the Peers.
The expenses of the Oporto exhibition were una-
nimously voted by the Cortes.
The capital and the provinces are generally tran-
quil.
London, England, 1865-03-18

WOOL WIOH.

Thomas Stipky, Jahn Baru:, ;a1 Samuel Knight, wen
charged before Mr. Mende with torturing to death a bane,
value 25&, the ?roperty of Marrs. Rutter, bricklayers, of
Cheyford.
Mr. Riakelts siiseded to le oe behalf of the
Society for the Prevention of ty to Animal', end the
prisoners wore defended by Mr. Hughes.
Prom the evidence of the various witnesses it appeared
that the three men were employed on the briakfields of the
prammiton, whoa the hone io question missed to draw a
out. With a view of inducting it to drew the primness ob-
tained a quantity of straw, sod placing it under the berm,
est lire to it. It did not have the affect of the
bone to mom, end it wee burnt so severely that the Lrne
died from the injuries thus sunned.
Mr. Hughes, tar the prisoners, attributed the art more to
gyms loosest* than to any inhumanity ; bat Mr. Mende
End the prisoners ai. each, or two months' herd labour,
remarking it wee one of the most cruel cases that had ever
been brought before him.
London, England, 1865-03-18

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.
A aim ple-lookisg lad, named Leonard Wooer, was brought
before Sir F. G. Nowa, chard with the uulamrtul
Noe of boohoo. Lee shawl, value IN. 155., in Grp:
street, Nilton-street, the property of James Marshall and
others, et No. 11, Vereetreet, Oxford-skeet.
This was a carious ass. The lad took some new home
from his muter tettieprasecutoes, and received from them
some to repair ; one of thee. was the Wm shawl in quali-
ties'. The boy discovered it, but thinking it a piece of
window eurtaie, took it to a Mrs. Nether Stewart, wardeehe
keeper, of 4, Chapeletreet. Nihon-street& He offered it
ter rale, and she having been flurried whilst walling did sot
Doha he maiming, but u be asked only Is., and maid theme
ware US yards, she guestioeed him closely as to how he
had obtained it. He told her the whole truth, saying that
all souk returns is such boxes were eomdgered as per-
gaieties. She then asked him to write his same
sad address down, which he did correctly, marls& "Do
yea think, Mrs. *evert, that I would risk either
my or your character by dais, anything Mammal ?" Elbe
then paid him the shilling and he kit. But on
spin looking at the article, Mn. Stewart found it to be a
shawl, read she at one took it to her husband, who was ill
in bed. He at once amoartalned the value of the shawl by
the mark ea it, and it was immediately taken and depo-
sited at the police station with the eoesmary information.
Kr. Nan* assistant to Memos. and Co., maid
the boys seatement was 'vide* tray and it must bane
mimeo tress the earelamates is handling the boxes by the
servants of the ins. Men. Marshall telt that, and dims-
fare did sot wish to preseente, more particularly SI that
peculiar ohms of goods would be liable to deceive any mss,
ace a judge, as to their vales.
Se F. G. Neon—The bey seem to have been basest in
his isteatioes, the fault .assns that be did not know
where to draw the lies as to requites.
The bey's nester wee caw, who gave him as exciallent
character, and maid he would take the lad beak into his
service if Messrs. Marshal/ had no objection.
Mr. Norris said there would be no saoh objectios.
Sir F. G. Moon then dimaissed the lad with an admen'.
hos.
London, England, 1865-03-11

BIRMINGHAM.
)

LP%)
(SHAY, SAVA DAY.
- _

e announcement uE
sy great indeed, but
citement than might
ioment the weight of
amount of mischief
of felt. There can he
will take place.
he country Waugh
vomits as the bank,
gregated round the
raving announcement

with of the
sea we announce
DM over which we
lied to enapend pas.
Marshall; and Co.

it hardship are re.
t in some !Jastarbess

as 16,0001. Many
this bank. It is also
• amount of trust.
small manufacturers
oda', and many ladies
as in bumble station.
htest run on either of
d no want of confi.
▪ manifested. The
rod all the amistanee
doyds, with the view
friends, have pub.
✓sheet, showing their
ry. Mr. Marshall,
the bank, has filed a
ru done by Mr. W. 8.
hateleys.

'oat of this day.)
;ret we have to sa.
kttwoods, fipoomer,
we, have been obliged to
Airs was arrived at lost
s of the beak became can.
reset its esgegernents.

with • *iv to the
with the Binminghara
and Co. submitted
d in the course of that
meta were not sufficient
rt was made to provide ,
ad, as honourable men,
Glue the bank u mom
known. A petition is

illion ; 700,0001. deposits.
It we wandhazard say

There ire ooesidreabie
e ultimate realieelioa mit
re. The amount of noels

gat Stock Bask was oer
l the prowieional agree.
it will be recollected that
I was Ilaiolllllllld. Up to
owed that the Detainees
nth of deposits and active
is. It was only when the
sawed that the deficiency
is directors of the Joint
off the nesotiatiom
presecure on the =dorm
arranged to open credit
it Stock Bank to meet ►he
tors.
which the sanonnoement

y emus, Hamm Lloyds
le-sheet, which mud be
It is very natural that
n their wasslitution, do
1 the public, should be
soh a calamity ea that now
Lloyds hays dose well to
so assure their friends that
ea confidence in their sta.
London, England, 1865-03-11

'AIISIAGN CASS.

Edinburgh yesterday
orth's petition to refer the
r Ye'aortae. The wort by
y holding it to be • miter
id that an title wee • goes.
to of third parties, areal,
Its petition could not be
I nature of a cootraet, to
hildrea could not be parties,
staining a rofereem Watch a
g that reference to • party's
roof : that the olijett was to
ijor Yelvertoo affirmed the
,ogworth on oath he was to
hat if the rights of
they sufficed *a la*-
, ht the tame ratios as If
iblielted by evidence in the
uldtr • referee°, to oath of
incompetent to inquire
ti marriage st
to moved tba wart to cite
ded that the awe was at is

r'S BANS (LIMITED).
DAY.)

he shareholders was held
Kr. G. G. Maoragasos la

mated :
eg to the proprietary the
r ended 31st December lA.
log ample provision for bed
de surplus is 8630201. So.
have paid two half-yearly
oent. per annum each es the
ding • bona' of St per share
N. per share for the second •
le total distribution for the
income tax, on the original
og. The directors have alas
101. per mot. per muss eat
adding a bonus of U. 51. per ,
per cent. per annum free of •
just coded. The balance of
and to credit of profit and
sr. The directors have UN
nalasmation with the private
Peters, Mildred, and 0o um
mud that the new capital sr
Aims pulsed at the extract,
the company, held on the
Mt, has bees subscribed.
nt to the anialpsnaticis
he directors, after fulfill.
which they entered, hays
served fund of the bask to .
mom that it shall in futon
Ward of Trade bas bees air
WO of the teak, sad the arse.
at for an act to suable this
. Since last annual
ib.brancli of the Iminkuria
iged for the sale, on eatisfse-
lo. 27, Cannon-street, and of
the branch of the bask is
on being eligible for re•siero
[ settlement, offer themselves

the adoption of the
n with great eatialaettooNo •
in of Mute/woe andOrwpwl
Tied out. The eememte
iffereot systems, owing to
ire of the basinewea dw
d a great amount of labour and
he arrangement had been sew
wee entirely satisfactory, aid
to say, made a liberal sallow.
the which had bees Wows -•
basest. All regarded Cheri
A losses in commence* W
to be able to daletbeal
to lose a giggle ferthisff.
id bonus, amounting to le Pig
been declared by the boards
y I been ii,creseed to 100,0001.,
bought it 'herald Wand.
sod the Mesta(
sake to the ehairwas and bie

_...

authorities of the Roman
rchaied the madame of *slab
it preseut building in ebegieeles•
es of enlarging the seise.* .4
London, England, 1865-03-11

te save his son—who some time since absconded
to Mexico—from exposure. Not being able to pay
Ike instalments which he had undertaken to meet:
ON Russian brought an action for the whole sum,
sa4, the court gave a verdict. But rather strain-
ing the law, as advocates tell ma, in favour of the
marshal, ou the ground that he is • de&iteur ma;-
heureur et de bonne foi, he is allowed time for pay-
ment. It is much doubted whether the Droit and
other legal journals will be allowed to report this
cause.