The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-29 00:00:00

171
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IXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER $9, 1865. 3

THE K

fixed for to-morrow, that tbe anoint of speculation
for a rise has somewhat increased,in oonaequence
of which the rates of "continuation," *cough not
current on some
touching the extreme quotations
recent cooasions, have, on the whole, been fairly
maintained. The following shows the average
terms current in the morning, but later in the day
they became heavier in several caste, eePeciellY
as regards Midland and lanceshire end Yorkshire
Railway stocks sad Alliance Bank sham :
Great Wcabwn I ds 546 mat.
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Loodoa sad North Western • • to a
Midland
isa to 99
Oelales to ••
Greet Mailmen
Ditto A to .
Metropolitan
South Eastern
Sheffield to 0
North Easters : Newt*
Ditto : En OS
t
North Babb
00
Great &mem " even to
Greed Trani al Canada .. • • 2a to 3s. ~
Great Wester& of (Moeda— • la. 3d. to la. 9d. ~
Eris
Illinois Central, paid up •••• Is. to 2a.
Luxembourg
General Creel
Hodeca's Bay ls. to la. GI „
Intomational Anaemia •• • • 6d. to la ~
Alliance Banki. to i ..
GreeOversell, Gurney, end Oe.
le 3.. ee. ..
k -16 1
Grenade
it per eat.
Maxie=
Ditto. 1964
Smoak Pamirs
=t (ridable. 1.32 to 3-A
utensil (Soaeoped) -16 to
Ditto 1886 Loan 1.16 be ..
Brarilisa New Loaa
United States 5-20 Bowls
Virginia. per Coat.
I, The share list of the Bank of Turkey was closed
last evening for Loudon. App this
from the
country will be received until evening, an
until Saturd
the continental list will remain open -
day next.
Subjoined are the quotations of
dock, and other shares, LS given in it= r.
change list of this evening :¢
Inorames.Bridok end Napo Marine (Lindiedh 44'
Clwieal, Kedicalit.Gessral Lide, 251 to 4 ;
onmmwdaf
Unica, 71 1, 1 • 6f ; Geeseal, 3t043 1 Goodies,
471 to 8 • impe'rial ire, 3514 to 50 ; ledemnity Marts
127 • Levorpool sad Leedee and Globe ISix per_Osnt.
sulllnsies). 124: Liverpool and Leedom Fire andlUe, 11f
to d ; Loados, 48d so 9 ; Lemke led Oaledoniaa Marine
tia,
(Limited), 5; Leiden mil Provincial Marisa 3d ; Rube,
91; Phoenix, 134, cx div. ; 507 al leseream, ; Rea be,
203 ; Unica Marisa Liverpool (Lionited), 3. ,
venal Life, 341 • Universal Rados (Led), 4 no 1.
Osalight sad boke.-13ombay (Ladled). 51. . 1; DM°
Seeped Loma 51 tok Ditto Tbfrd Isom, 31,- Pre-
ASCII', 29i of Leedom fi, 30 ; Orem Oentrel.
15 to 1 ; Imperial, be ld ; Imperial Oratiseetal, 100 te
99 ; Loallea, 73 to In din. • enrol Chwennaws, 141 ;
United Omani, 39 ; Wearaisigker Chartered, 70 to 2 ;
Ditto New, 40; Waters, 16.
Docks.—Dageohara Thaws, 21 ; London wad Oft Sallow
rine, 814, 1, 1 ; St. Thenree's Maas& 4.
Waterworloo.—Berlin. 111 to 11 ; Chelsea, 29 ; Lam.
bath, 113 i ; Wert Middlesex. 1144.
Cumbi.--Graed Junetion, Keener sad Arms (Gua-
ranteed by Great Westinßailway), 61; Bagent's (rm
London), 23.
Messrs. C. J. liambro and Son have announced
the interest due the 11th December on the Danish
Four per Cent. stock of 18611.
The fault which suspended the traffic over the
Malta and Alexandria telegraph line for eight days
has been repaired. The short time occupied in com-
pleting the repairs is owing to a vessel being sta-
tioned at Malta provided with a stock of spare
cable and an experienced staff.

FENCE.

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7, c...tinsd ber but at Let laft her. to the •Tim •
oPy%"---mt ber away sad took her to hex mother's, where
'Tod lism eve/ em.
ill AA. Pra Atlas mid that she lad got act of the
_,Am herMo usband was heath* bar violently
r'•-• Hstreak ha on her hod and her body
1110° "IP'
weed her great pain: Left him in October became
w, cothmay illtreatog her. Her health bad suffered
Sy, iff ilitreatment He was in the habit of threetning
Tog
rkm, ..41 tc put her in a lunatic saylnm. He d 4
obot mere thee once. Left him became sbe hared that
,Awistment of hoz would osistinue. Hes health had
P!..e. ;spired ohms she had left him.
Fr oclindie mid that them was • crest deal in the
2.-jost which Hr. Milne would have had • great deal to
'tit them were other puts of it to which he felt that h
n.,.„, answer. He treated, thereto.% that as this
Moly a ems of judicial eeparstiou, and ea no true frisod
7topes would wish to keep them together, hie lord.
k, ~,sid approve of the warm which he had tabs. in
the defence.
slerrVilde mid it was much to be desired that parties I
oil gusts follow the example which bad mow besa set
~,ms kerma (newel, sad pianist no man 'vides°, to the
.A owe was imesswe'l Car the mid in view. La this pp-
:Y. cipirl• were made. but they would no doubt be very
."-- fee the penile to bare draset before e
hth public ;
Oil isry mold Ws ao doubt mo& ad been
___,A 401.04,1 v.eardict for the petitioner.
PZ-4.21 my found mmordiugly, Sir. J. Wade pro.
-Lill for al escalation.

witness told him it was in the cab. He denied that and be-
came very abusive, and eras* Hancock, one of his oaken.
Witness VHS called a metropolitan constable and gave him
into eiestody.
Mr. Beard sowsold that be should be able to show that
the *widows of Mr. Fortune was much esugerated aed
untrue, and that he himself was the party who committed
and aided in committing a shameful outrage on Mr. Somber'.
Mr. Ferrara then took his piece as the defendant to
answer the charge monticeed in the summons.
Mr. Sieber; wee swore, and denied being in the lout
under the ialluenue of liquor. Hie friends were • little
merry, and being foreign gentlemen gesticulated very much.
They went to the railway to see another captain off, and
being too late for the train they had to wait about the
station until 9 °Week. They had refreshments, and when
they went to get the ticket the defendant interfered with
them and prevented them from getting into a ay which
was waiting for them on the incline. One parcel was pat
inside and • smaller one dropped on the pavement, when
the defendant seised him and pulled him about like a
thief, and dragged him to the atatioo-hones.
The other defendants In the flora ease were °MLA and
corroborated his testimony. They followed him to the
station-house in the ay and were locked up likewise.
(Laughter.) They admitted having drunk a little too
rau.lcheremandialibs=v, • man. dressed is the willow= of
one of the commisaimaires, said be saw the outrage, and
never saw a gentleman so villainously pulled about as Mr.
Seabees was by the railway oaken.
In 'rawer to Mr. Woolrych, witness said he did not be
loos to the carps of commiraorairee sow. He was die
missed two years ego for drunkesesse
Other evidence having bees gives,
Mr. Woolrych said that the charge apton Mr. Fortune
fell to the ground, as he gave his evidences to nick &straight-
forward mimes Mutt le should believe h im in prefereo es rattle
Maidens Seeberg and his witnesses. No doubt they were
all under the Manama of liquor, and the officers were ram-
' pelted to use a little fovea to genre them. Ueda all the
cireumetasoes he dismissed the charges on both aides.

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FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Ottoman (Smyrna to A)din), 101, 4, 4.
Sambre and Neese, Th.
South Austrian and Lombardo Vesdian. 161.
PREFERENCE REARM
Great Western.—Originel, Wildman. 4 per mat. 831.
Waterford and Kilkenny, 6 per cent., 67.
MISCELLANEOUS SHARES.
Australian Agricultural, =4, 3.
Oily of Nam, Gee (Limited), 31.
Ore& Fonder and Nobilier of Eng. (Lim.), 91.
East India Irrigation and Canal. N.
Egyptian Oceamercial aid Trading (Limited), 3.
General Credil sad Finance of Loodm (Limited), 61.
Snobs: Imo Werke (Limited), 16.
Italian Irrigation (Canal Caroni), lOta
Joist Stook Discount (Limited), 91, .
Loadce Genera Omnibus Oompeny ( tad), 31.
Yillwall Freehold Land and Dock, 31.
National Discount Oompany (Limited), In.
Oriental Ga. (Limited) 0184 (11. It.
°wend, Gamey. sad Co. (Limited), 2 4.
Upper Lima Tea (Limited), (ell paid), 131, 14.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CB ISHINANDO•II.

MANSION-HOUSE.
IZTRAORDINARY CHAROZ OF ABDUCTION.
garit Cole, a dirty-looking fellow, was brae& brae
ts, fad Mayor, charged with having unlawfully taken •
~s sued Mary Anne Humphrey'. only nise year of age,
d tee custody of her parents, without their ecreat, for
eirealarP{snore of this ere were of a Milli armor.
Ism cemseter. It appeared that the resents of the child
isstioa are aper:table people earryme on business at St.
sad ore
Monday tbe 21Ith of November, the child
Whets about 9 o'clock in the morning to go to school,
so did sot return, and nothing was beard of her
spl last Sunday, when from informatics,obtained
lite.4yelies the mother of the child went to the Loadoo
where she found the poor little girl to an almost
issible and stupefied stets. Further inquiries were
is leads sad then:omit wan that the primmer was taken
sestedy. It appeared that on Saturday night last the
Lser,v_tr to a ledgisg.house le Flower sod Desnotair,
, accompanied by the little seri, and be asked
solan.. bed. The woman who manage, the house,
_ad Elisabeth Lee, who appeared to have mated exceed-
• rngly well fa the matter, told the pnsorer that she would
gut aleel him to sleep with the child, end some of the
ors lodgers appeared to have been so indigrat at the
smemiscoeduct, that they got out of bed, and, according to
Vs miasmas of the women Leo, " pitched into* the pneuer,
anthem away. The poor little child on being asked her
assts said that it was Mary Ann Humphreys, and even-
say she was taken to the Lando° Hospital. where her
swots discovered her. The prisoner was asked whether
kochil mid his own when be went to the lodg-h
ad besloe was not, but that he had meter inn the
Mlsrd-read sad bad given her threepence to get her a
heed Mayor inquired the reason why the child was
set to the bal ?
Om of thew itnesses said that she sppeand to be quite
and when she was laid upon a bed in the hoe-
Zdor.as thought at diet that she was dead, or dying,
sad a hater was sent for to see her.
Bee er two other witarrease were summoned.and they
sows that the prisoner was the man who brought the
Old to the lodging-house.-
The prisoner put no question to any of the wares's, but
wily said that he was not the man who took the child
Y ha ledging.house, sod he knew nothing of the affair.
A einsktro was put in from the hospital, which stated
that the child was not well enough to armed and givevi-
ller sad that several days would probably elapse before
re would be able to do so.
The prisoner was remanded.
BOW-STREET.
" iniahnuess FORRICHFRIB."
A German, who said his name was Rintar Delbert, by
flith he ie supposed to mean Richard Albert, was charged
site berg is the bedroom of a gsetlemnn staying at
Dupes private hotel, in Norfolk-street, for an unlawful
memo ; and Joseph Wood, who said be was en American,
bet she is belimM to be also a German, wee charged with
Ire toneerned with him.
Mr. Abrams defended both prisoners
Policeman Rimers, A 595, acted as interpreter.
Mr. darker, manager of the tree weeks at Rotherbam, in
Itched*, stated that he was now staying in London, at
..yard's Hotel, 26, Norfolk-West. This morning. at a
Mile before 7 o'cloak he was in bedorbee he was roused
kakis sleep by a rustling noise. He slaw some dark body
emir in the room, sad upon looking more closely maw th
de
ei war Albert In a stooping paeans apperwatly maw
de
edam. Fiedieg that be was erred be rood up arid
hit:swam looking far
the
water-roast. Witness said he
set think the water-cher was is his room, or othe
re floes He then roomed thspeople of,
stated thattt the ones.
two
Mr. Bnnyard, tbe leadlord
preen came to the hour in a cab about 5
ma her last evening, being about the time the Paris trains
in. They had bees sect from another hotel
sire they could not obtain socommodatios, as all
lie has were let. They went to bed (is separate
seen) at about 8 o'clock. This morning about 7an alarm
ear mind, and witness west to Mr. Parker's room, where
teemed that gentleman struggling with Albin*, who was
tying to get away. He revered the sure be had giro
SW. Parker. Wires celled in a aoestable, and gave him
I Grady. Wood err if he wasbei permitted so go
tie station with kis friend, and ng told that be
nigh, walked as far as Belden-stt, where be turd
Ito a court and disappeared. boa/ later he went
lid to the hotel to breakfast and was given into custody.
lb pima/ laid the prisoner were both known in the neigh-
borhood of Weitechapel, and he believed that Albert, or
Dart, bad given a false name.
Mr. Abrams submitted that the evidence against Wood,
ti all events, was too week for a remand.
Mt. Flowers, however, remanded them both.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
THI orricaera IA HYDR-PAIL.
Men. Codas, &wok Waring, Louisa &ebbing., and
Amelia Trippers, young women, described r having "
se
hem," were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being boned
Ilkedaasieg shed of the Mapsiee Barracks, Hyde-perk,
Vdfor the purpose of committing a felony.
sa tbe risoners were searched at the Motion all the
Peery founpd upon them was four combs and two six.
rms.
thlonr-urgeent Garton, of the Grenadier Guards, rid
Mat at 1 o'clock that morning he went into the cleaning
ad of the magazine barracks, sad found the four prisoners
we them, three Weep under the table and one in the corner
d the TOM. They said they bad got into the room out of
the wet.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt the sorra:al said that Wee.
lam there were articles of clothing in the place, but at
pert only gas pipes were deposited there. The prisoners
sr have got through the windows.
Cabs said she had nowhere to go, end was obliged to get
she of the wet.
hakcoarable Lipped, No. 314, said he wee called to the
trash and the prisoners given into kis corody, and he
took them to the station.
ls reppLtoiZr. Tyrwbitt, the constable mid that three
of the had been about the park for month' for
=of prostitution. He had taken Triggers to the
twice, and yesterday morning, seeing her undee
ire irking wet, he asked her to go to the workhouse, but
Ms would not.
Mr. ?robin said that why the prisoners were not in a
wodthore no human being bat themselves could tell.
Thus was no necessity whatever for their being about the
PM, especially dazing such weather as the present. It
was shows that Tristan when she was admitted would
RH stay. Had -awe bra refused admission be
Tynrhith wash • have interfered, but that did
tot appear to be the case. The prisoners bad no right
the where they were found, but he did not believe they
had any intention of committing a felony, and should
thersicen discharge them. If, however, they were brought
hers him as disorderly prostrates, they would be cow
tired for a month each.
SOUTHWARK.
thartaa FRACAS AT A RAILWAY ?RATION. --ALLROZD
MISCONDUCT OP THZ RAILWAY AUTHORITY.
Mr. ZOZTeRee SetbefT/, provide° merchast. Cooper's-
/04 Towar. hill ; Mr. Charles Neilson, Mr. Nelson Ruch-
lAN and Mr. George Lawrence, all of whom were rima-
...
** la tee merchant service, were charged before Mr.
warmth with misoendect at the Sorb &AIM Roilway
knars,Lendoe-bridge ; and Mr. &shaft wee also charged
Mr moulting ose of the railway adhere is the executor
ei his du,.
Mr. Thomas Beard, who was retained far the defendant
rid that be ----'tier -to make 'Mat le-

the defendant, Ceptaira
la the Foreign Errliet.
not guilty.

id, IQ:C., and Mr. ma.
Edw►rd Jams, Q. 0.,
Led Mr. Sleigh appeared

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE trt.
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in Naormaa mansarz.)
CROYDON MER'TING.—(THIS DAY.) Ist

the case to the proem.

ant for • bre•oh of
fl it would be 'mounts
roues the prowilices of
ru to preveat the eeg•g.
'objects for merging in s

STAND PLATE. About two miles ad a ball. as.
R.M.D., Strike, Disappointed (lots Objected), Tides, r's.
°mean, Ti Top, Bravo. The Honed, Sir Robert, Odd, gs.
Lucky Star, aod Kingfeber are here. Si.
SELLING HANDICAP. About two miles. tA.
ti.
Hid, Nectars, advert); Ace of Trumps, Ponder, sad ea
Amelia Lou are bare. Bt.
%.
PLATE OF 50 BOVA About three miles.
54.
Netheedale, Mille Fflll/R, Tip Top, sod Exprem are here. g;
To be *old for 501. each. 11l
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GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE. About 10
. ..

! vete& far warlike per.
i osr Deutedity, sad pee-
a were with which we bad
der which the habetreeet
the B‘h August, 1864, I
the port of Loudon. het

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cm cam • which had ban
be world. The vowel is

throe mites soda halt. in*
L'Alricaioe, Magenta, Ball Court, Valsathsa, gotrolsbe. 100
Flygsher, Cortolvui, My Fox, Joe Msky, Linea, Church St
Militant, Rochester, ',oldie, Global*, Goreshawk, Kean. I 9
wood, Gokifindar, Besse* IL M. D., Arloacote, Tahoe,
?mews, Booths!, Farnborough, anal Old Osirostry anri,
St.

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se mister. Bar awiglwel
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re she left London, there
n Peter Slaw Corbett to

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the United Saegdorn for
in months after the
c. The ostensible voyage
oen were engaged for each
ras prevent when the men
and some he enaged him.
roe of them the @ignition%
ti what subsequently hap.

IMPERIAL OTTOMAN RANK.--(THIS DAY.)

This afternoon a general meeting of share- St.
holden was held at the London Tavern (Sir W. CUT in Le
the chair), being adjourned from the 13th instant, in win
to enable the directors to consult with their Paris colleagues to
ea to the terms upon which the proposed new shares should to
be issued. The proposition of the board, it will St.
be remembered. was that the shares annuli be
netted at a premium of 21. 101. each. and allotted pro rata
among the obareholden, which was objected to by. the ;;„
meeting of the 15th, when an almost unaiiimom opinion Bt.
was expressed by the proprietors present that the shone St.
should be offered to the shareholder' at par, whereupon St.
en adjourenent was agreed to for the purpose above anted.
The Quintus said he thought the step lakes in ad- 4,1'
journieg was best. imendering the difference which had
arisen between the meeting and the committee. The ad. Loi.
jounment bad enabled the directors to consider sod re- St.
onside: their propositions, and to consult their Free&
colleagues, without whom they could not act ; and it
had also afforded the shareholders time to reflect on the
matter. The committee wen of opinion that the pro. 100
positions which they submitted were fee the neatest of the R.
bank ; but at the mane time they acknowledged the right 20.,„,
of the shareholders to modify or to **waive them. (Oheers.)
The case, having been submitted to the shareholders, wee 100
entirely in their hands—(ebeere)—ead the meeting rant be
held to express the sense of the majority of the shareholders. st.SX
The previous meeting acquiesced, as he naderstood, in the
increase of the capital, but thought that the new shame 100
should be offered at par, instead of a premium, to the ft.'
shareholders. Be should submit the same resolution that he 20
submitted before ;ea amendment would, he presumed. be gt.
proposed ; sod if the sense of the =patio' were expressed in In
favour of it the directors would bow to that donnas sad do 100
their utmost to carry it tote effect. (Hear.) list he would WO
lug the meeting to consider weal before adopting such an l°2
amendment. He asked for the Englisht directors only am
Ns h", 0"
deference due to superior knowledge, bu be asked the
not to disregard the opinion of their French collenjoce, 100
including some of the firat capitalists in Europa A re. 100
serve nod bad a most important beariog on the stability sx
and interests of the bank, and ea the premiums came from 223
an extraneous source they ought, in his opinion, to be st
added to the reserve &snout. One advantage of what st,
the directors propo.ed was that • number of St.
new shareholders would probably be added to Sal
the protect list. Thin bank was the National Bank
of Turkey, and it was most important that the 10?,
people of Turkey should MS it with the added power
10
which an ample reserve would gin to it. Rival banks at.
would view the rejection of the directors' proposition with ea
satisfaction: and to adopt the amendment would, be be. St,
fieved, sacrifice the future to the presses.
Mr. Bartel. a director'
thenremoved the proposition of se'
the board at the last meeting.
Mr. STZWAST, soother director, seconded the motion, and st
stated his experience in Constantinople relative to booking at.
operations in Turkey in order to show the 'tenuity for
St.te
rssery
atr Davisd. a.spis moved, as an amendment, that the et.
new shares be issued at par.
Major Ross seconded the amendment, which, on a show sT4
of hands, wee carried. eTO
le

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le men, because he wanted
amid. Her cargo for the

•• °ail •ad provisioss, •

ultimate destinetioo: She

it for Madeira, bat she did
Agra she signalled another
sad upon that the Sea
• rocky Wand about ten or
ip that was signalled turned
'moot, with a cargo of mud.
die resole met the tranship.
Laarel and the SA King
following morning the
quipped with guns, 6b.
mind she became suitable
she was afterwards wed.
and the Sea King from the
Delves as offioers in the Cow
re the Confederate uniform,
di Waddell, who subsequently
sa King and changed her
rmandosh ; and it would
ry, that she was recently
id surrendered by Captain
government, who had sines
td States government. After
meat of the Sea King the de-
at and he maid to them is
easel, or that he meant to mill
Cain Waddell), whom he &-
officer, who would turn
Ir. The men he maid would do
I her, and he mentioned the
r month wages and • bounty
also said to the Confederate
as many single men u he
ions were backed up by
and they afterwards raised
ith, together with 151. or 161.
f sovereigns was in the cabin as
tee for the performance of the
adios that the Confederate ce•
mien to join applied personally to
was • man oo board named Allan,
I Naval Reserve, and he said
• thing for him to join the
much as 13/. or 141. par month.
that as he belonged to the re
id be a most improper thing
defendant replied that be
about it, and that Allan could
of induce Allan to join, and the
of the crew were induc«l to iGen
id continue in the Shenandoah.
it credit, refused to join, and it
them to say that so far as
was no reason to magma
Nal destination of the vessel.
was gds vessel for China or
tins had been armiged. Captain
s vessel over to Captain Waddel .
join to come with him, and he
Aural, and they were all landed
ire induced them to reproof
necked seamen, but as the
ohe imposed on in that way, be
/s taken into custody and brought
• isdichneat was a very long one,
in a variety of ways for
b the put.
al objections that might e mod

TUZIIDAT EVUUO.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to ez
div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at
88 to 1. and closed at 871 to 88. For money
the last price was 891 to If, with div.
The official price was 89k to , with div.
The official busineu report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. COIIIIOI3, for money, 891, ; ditto
for acoouet, 88, ; Three pec Ceuta. Reduced, 87i,
I ; New Three per Conte., 871, I ; Bank Stock,
248, 250 ; ladle Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto
Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866 1 ; ditto
Boyd*, 18s. prem. ; Fiveea,
per Cent." aniseed "
rupee paper, 1011.
The government broker bought to dos 20,0004
New Three per Cents. teethe sinking fund.
Indian Government Securities were well sup-
ported. India Bonds were marked Ifie. prem. The
March Exchequer Bills were quoted es. to 2e. dia.,
and the June 9s. to 4s. die., showing no alteration.
Some of the speculative foreign stocks were
ether weaker. Mexican and New Granada, "en
all," and Deferred Bonds declined /to per cent.;
and New Granada Two per Cents., as well as
Spanish Three per Conte. and Busman old Five per
Cents., 1. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates
were quoted lower during part of the day, but re-
covered at the close, and left off 1 per cent. better
than yesterday. There was also an improvement
of 1 per oent. in Egyptian Bonds of the first loan,
and Turkish of 1858.

BRAZILIAN A CBIRTUG Y.)UESE BANK.
(DA

A special general meeting of the shareholders of
this bank was held today at soca, at the oßaes of the
bank, St. lielen's-place ; Mr. 0. T. BROOKING ins the chair.
The report, which has already been pubhed, was
adopted unanimously, the chairman explaining that,
but for the absconding of an accountant appointed
t mister
by the special commission' of the bankrup
'in Bio, the profit made by the bank during the
past six maths, after replacing 19.7161. for the
purpose of reinstating the original capital. would have
enabled him to declare an interim dividend of 3 per sent
As it was. they had made a net profit of LOOM.
bat they did not think it advisable in the 'bristlier
fiactuatioas of the currency to declare •• dividend at pre-
sent. fie took notice of the euspeasion of cash paymeets
by the National Bank of Brazil, attributable to looking up
the capital is long loses, and stated that owing to the can.
Mous nisoageraent of this bank in Brasil all its securitiee were
available, and they had entirely outlined themselves to
legitimate banking business. Their profits might come is a
little slower in consequence, but the institution was thus
placed on • mach safer end sounder basis than those which
adopted another course.
The shareholders !apnoea general satisfaction atithe
statement, and a cordial rota of thanks was given to the
ohairmaa and directors.

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Teo being taken when our raped

IRATE AND DIVORCE.

Ise Judge Ordroarr.)
ILSE. —SPIC L JUST.
te, kr. Kerslake, Q.C., sad Dr.
aitr ; Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., sad Dr.

A young man named Statham was yesterday
committed for trial by the Liverpool magistrates for
embezzling 2,5001., Use property of Mews, Hyland,
cotton brokers, in whose service be had been. The
prisomm obtained the mosey by a false represents-
and then absconded with a ballet dancer. lie
wax captured in Switzerland by a Liverpool detective,
who bed followed in the disguise of a priest ; 2,3001.
al the money has best recovered. His companion wan
discharged. While on the costinsot Statham sod the young
lady, though they did sot spend more than 2001. appear to
have bad their full masers of enjoyment in the sense of.
display. At Milan they mused as " Lord and Lady Austin,"
and at Nice they were in the habit of driving about in a
cos& and four.
At Naples on the 25th there were 41 oases of
cholera sad 35 deaths, and in the neighbouring oommases
19 cams and 12 deaths.

• daughter of a widow lady named
hire. A long time ego she bid
the respondent, who DM
De at Manchester. The families
ste with each other, but the
l to ripen into a formal ewrlP•
was intended for his tattooed; pee.
it, he had toe* to sea for five or six
be renewed his connexion with the
2nd of March, 1864, thq Tors
sot pet no money into settlement.
▪ fortune of 14,000 i. The martian
irdently desired by both parties, o_‘_!.
and in the October following so.
er husband. In cooesqueace of as
the learned counsel, the monoxide
e, which wee • simple traverse of the
e.
Milne to prove her man *IP

as bad • count-. oharp .... -- wait_
"peke Fortune, one of the railway *Meese, for bellial 1
Waimea toward' Hr. Heiberg, one et Ids ists, • Kee- The Vienna correspondent of the Times th,-
%sr c i midoubted respeetebnitr, sad Midis. a high that by order of the Emperor the ass of gas-cotton by the
Puttioe as a merchant in the metropolis. He, thereto'''. Austrian artillery sad corps of engineers is prohibited. If
lik6ilie hoodith: ettiiim9 for it:mumeeshiseredirta that officer te the sotto, sow on band cannot sops be sold it is to be de-
la stroyed. A few years ago 40 batteries of eight guns were
mart te prove the attar.
Mt. Wrobrysh rented •MIMING. is eight whist Ye.
made, all of which were to be charged with gtos-sottos
Potosi' lad it wee wryer; upon him is mark instead of powder, sad now they must be recast.
?be
vitt'. di."
Iglisll the defeedemte wee than Pewee" Captain Semmes, of the Alabama, is practising
_Robert Fortune, an Inspector is the ierriel of the South law is the all" of Alabama.
?store Railw, said that a little Ware 9es &tricky The population of the state of Massachusetts is
he
saw the a "main" at the tamale= et leledee- i 1,267 329-.36.263 mere than It bad its 18110. The amber
gala.
seder the lafisenee of Num. They had another
.., lewd. ...„.... the obooo I, 248,637.
with them, who was very &ask. He watched "" . "-- " Nov.sad saw them go to the retreshmest-har, where they OOIITEteIIPTON, M 29.—The Union Company's
Vail wise, but the deftod•st &Oen didr,
sot &hat his screw steamer Natal, which mailed hewn on the 23rd inst.
threw it away. They rolled about among the pm. to. obe cops oy Good Raps, haa put bash hi Portissd
lattert and witness went to them aad ripetoestrek4 --
ebb them, when they went Weide to • cab. He believed *met "hem of weather.—Batter's Telegrams.
htell...Neliton sot on the boa of the cab aid threw • panel So far as returns are now received, it appears
..s. They all became very riotous, whets be told them that ten chymous, of various denotaisatioce, were ittad
rtt:gdid sot leave the stalks they would be ejected. to the htmerecbutette How of Representatives !set T esu.
iial
said be should not go without his wool, whim &I.—Boston (U.S.) paper.

Blackpool, farmer, deposed to
the peUtioner on thsegi
le wee haymaking and ewe
the Setts. as there saw s•
T/
phaeton. She ran across the
o wu with her drove his ante.
pul her. She ma out of his way a.
and se Us would not pt the
Alan= drove off to Blaolrot eleu°'
loot ; sad witness had au setet•
s MKS the petiticuer and
bower, is the employasserreemalsat
his evidecos. The respoedeat reared
with all the might be
he WI. tap mad to the petitkmer
;be teapot) eat was always
tint moss time cmos say that
She was always playing to Ira".
▪ heehttsbaad Blued her so amok that
h bun. He was always tbreatealag INC
lames. Witness at last collected the
ad attempted to get her away. Th
, beard of it, sod fora long limo he
Re pushed her hack into the room.