The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-03 00:00:00

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(Delors Me Ileglstses)
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lat Esati=tl h. who
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lesass. Ms os
Wit Isaac stated MA ass ti. &vista al Ss
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mem v. Ras.
Mr. t
1!`! Q. 0.. mad Mr. MID astavkiaats,
Minos mai sail map, whe ha June. lied, became the
pechsessa and are sow tie owners of tie penises
aminsed 34, Eestobsep. teapot to a blase to Joseph
Paine for pass tam lifil—ssoved to die-
sels* es Rpm*. whisk es the cd, Weber last was
weird es dr 11415 ClourtArrltiteilatig. Mr• awls'
&mph Corbili she In no% *sae the
ahem, and is sew the owner
reeteMising the as= beim
over or se the top of a parlierelar babe beim/lag to
all pinata. Part of the plaistifts penis's nowt of a
pepetang sea% ',liftmen(
it, 11=Lrz,
Eden. ovirabodemssmit,
INtl. The phislif slain the es ear ens this nosh
and says lin isinrients hare no sight to intrede upoa it.
The dessadants sq that this roes' was mot peeped out
ratite IMO ad the possives le than, sad is theirs subject
le lie aeff eiessorsestip that they have a Apt to
Will won eta valise it an they
Mr. Thum, Q.C., and lay to
the Witt,
"Csithe notion. Mras to sesta oaly.
Viendbaseeller said that if then bad been
say wind iniwialeineat ta the afildavits upon
wild& the hippiedom bad be.. Namd be should
have discdved the 111011013011 pets; bat olsailesue
=ray with whisk the humeri woe nised. he
Unlashed issiassse. them. the part had to look
elves the platten Of emperuive damage. The dohs-
dawn' hosibse (1141 ad lenders. with tie roma, mad
the gpalisa was whether this balking was to be lett epee
nail spend all the winter. This maid not be allowed,
sad Monies the is jusetioa met be diseased, but the
eases would be mined till the hearing of the eases. His
honer did not imitate to says Obisi if the should
team* le be rip* ea the heel he would be
entitled to hare tie huildleir paßed

POLIO!

DATJ

GUILDHALL.
isolairrit 10131111141.1. _
Duval Martine, )14, litaiarßa Oeseva, lasidbla al I
=aroma; was plaosd►at Was ea reamed Woo
Daley, druid with a the premises of
No. 44 Ourshosi-sigrect, with isiteat to easuott a Mow.
o'clock
cia
The risme wait iato prosecutor's waritionuie shoat 9
Friday moraine. aossusponied by a brads
dressed, sad bones, iha the was mow
mad dsPrild y their Paris bones, winded to pnrchass mom
silks. The warshoussiras decliaed to let aria have sap
this( ale the maws. as.., sad than the
asked Int for a card- and NM fora plane ci parb"psra
to writs on. While be was be observed thi
hem& NNW Ilia alla before-wino silks,
and he puled Yr a w
trait was
plain. Ohs tbsa left
the pine, mak his eaepoaebib( crowd, he west to
ahave bo threw IhinsU between thetas
aissalar hay hal thepria w ponvil a the
.let away, and Asa tie phew node a run
for IP bit wasatiuransdaiand captors & They Wise-
-711:114. soot sincetwabelawb" th.aor had
theAE
Dedaiy=a the_ pehmer if he resealed bhn
for7kTrawbuthrir be would be able to king woos
frost Paris to speak to Ns charsetsr.
prisoner said bo would not, for he kasw no 01141
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COURT OP QITIZIrB MINCH.
After Term Niel Palls Mb. at Weelider.—(Before
the Lord OW Justin and Amid Jury).
800O10X1 V. oorrsat.
The farther hewing et this case, which was aa action
for false iinprwasunent by one alarmism mildest another,
for
loonfining the plaintiff is a lam& whim. wee re-
sumethis
0111:1741., and Lopes, were somas! for the
plaintiff ; Yr. fferjeant Salentine and Mr. Philbriek ap.
pared tor the defendant.
Acidities was given this morning in sapped of the
plaintiff's ewe.

Jabs aseidialsade, maid the yebease dated that be
=minitilid by the Ira& from Path, aad azsived at the
at II o' dock to PIMA,' kiondiS bat
he by sad In* lad the iiiiii asa arrived at
La that add Sat sidri payout as tit. primmer
sad the wanes ad ems by it, ass was tiara mach
tg saaal "straw and which he said be
Bisby sold that was quits suiftelowt, aad sta.
leasedlhaphswit to threesehodar moat& imprisoement
with UM Mae.

van mama ta inotowimit • wirsOer or Tarnow.
Jabs Herr* 35, showasher, of Old Nichol-4fmk
was tweet:! up fer
wifeourraer :betas ea a
rtOwt MOowad Soot
mad theretri s game grievous
Wily
The dhis.epoeitteae takes by Hr. Ireilien whoa the wewan
woe believed to be at the WO& was reed over to
bee by the deft, sad she at OW they way true. In
the depositions die denied IMO tee. Omer had thrown
bar out al the wisdom, lee said she had
*ad Until addle as Ile h GM having eat there
ior &few inballee, withera et Before that her
husband had beat b ha Ma
struck her with a
kettle, and throw arm bailie. weber over her.
Mr. Robert Eharchlsea, bowirefargeoa at the London
Hospital, deposed that, ea the 10th of November,
the men was admitted into the hospital, sad
under his oars. He found her suf.
fI: .1115.° ga frau very severe acabisioas o the left
side, arms, *tr., she was also bruised about the head. and
there were several scratches and braless ea her face.
Sall he had not yet recovered from the effects of the
.

Edward pdko.obk 26 H reeerve, dated
that when be toa the prisoner into custody about two
hours after the °warren", he said that be had been
having a row with hie unto, but had not thrown her out
of window.

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he magistrate told the prisoner he would be committed
for trial for an aggravated assault.
The prisoner—An assault P Thank you, my lord.
He was then removed.
SOUTHWARK.
ATIMPTZD 111:110IDE.
Maria Zescilarx, • respectable-looking woman, the
wife of a tradesman, rending in llverton-street, New-
ington-causeway, was brought before Hr. Partridge,
charged with attempting to commit suicide by swallowing
a quantity of poison.
Mr. Partridge asked if she was sober at the time.
The mutable replied that she appeared to be so. He
undentood that abe had bad some family quarrel.
Mr. Partridge observed, that the best thing to be done
to her would be to wed her to prison at onoe. She would
then be admitted into the infirmary, and be attended to
by the medical officer. He therefore remanded her until
Wednesday next.
The prisoner was immediately conveyed to Hone-
mouger-lane, seemingly 411001Mi01111 of all that took
P
lace.

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1868.

LDV
'h.a6MMahe.
day rahad ilar rate of elhastrifi It pir oat.,
at which it war, 11114 OS Ok• fgt. 12i.
Thp dhoesat tplabildmala mar Apar II per
oat. for mow at oall. 0, i 440. notios,
sad at fourteen days' aohlaa4w ft-iriNg 0 rim of
fa each rasa The Mat aka* blots bare also
istramaa their tamp for &posits from le to 2 pee
cent.

The demand foe money at present is not active,
bat the lowest rate for the best dune aeonthe' bill'
is 3 per wet., or the ease es that eineint at the
Bank. The dump in the am* animas, for ad-
noose on Bogliah Government ssoudlis ir I per
oent. •

The stook markets opened with a ream Irl.
appearance, and still exhibit a (boogie( teal
dewy. At present, however, there km net bun;
any large increase in the number of ipeoldsWei
transactions for the fell. Consols have doefins&
i per oent., but the Three per Cents. Bedewed and
New Three per Corte. arc steady. As re-
gards railway stocks, the principal change is a
relapse of I per cent. in Metropolitan. The varia-
tiara in foreign bonds are about evenly balanced.
Italian of 1861 have improved, owing to the
receipt of higher prices from Paris.

Opiumla are qnObed 921 to I, es di•., ter money
and the account (Jan. 6). and the Thrip per Gents.
Reduced and New Three per Cents., 99 to 1.
The railway market shows a drooping tendenoy.
ILetropoliten stook has declined # per cont. ;
Great Northern A, 1; and Brighton, Great
Western, on the other hand, is 1 better. Sub-
joined are the quotations :—London and North
Western, 1121 to 1; Great Western, 461 to 11;
Midland, 1111 to I; Loads. and South
Western, 64 to 881 ; Great eastern, 401 to
411; Brighton, 461 to 471; South Reatern, 79
to ; Metropolitan, 1021 to I; Great Northern,
1061 to 106 ; ditto A, 106 to ; OaLwkelian.
741 to 1; London, Chathana, and Dover, 16j to
17/.

In the foreign stook market, Italian Bonds at
1881 are 1 per cent. higher. Spanish of 1887 have
improved 1, while Brazilian of 1886, Egyptian of
1888, and the Mosoow-lamelaw Railway loan
have declined to 1. Prices are quoted as follows:
Brazilian of 1886, 771 to 781 ; Clam of 1867, 981
to 97 ; Egyptian of 1864, 831 to 1; ditto of
1868, 74/ to II; Italian of 1881, 661 to 1 ;
ditto of 1868, 21 to 1 prem. ; Ifusioan, 161 to 1 ;
Peruvian of 1885, 81 to 1 ; Bunion of 1688, 891
to 901; ditto Nioolai, 661 18 681 ; ditto Orel, 130/
to 811; ditto Moscow-Jareslaw, 791 to 1, ex div.;
Spanish of 1887, 331 be 34 ; Turkish of 1868, 631
to 641; ditto of 1889, 84j to 651 ; and ditto of
1866, 401 to 1.

Indian government stocks are flat. The Ten-
and-a-Half per Cents. are reported 218 to 220 ;
the Five, 113 to en div., being per cent.
lower; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 7s. to
12s. prem., showing a decline of 2s. ; and the De-
bentures, 1051 to j. Bank Stock is heavy, at
243 to 245. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 15s. prem.
Very few dealings have been recorded in bank
shares. London and Westminster, 871 to 881;
London and County, 511 to ; London Joint
Stock, 351 to I; Union of London, 371 to 381;
Anglo-Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial
Ottoman, to 11 pram.; and Consolidated, 1
to i prem. _ _ _

arecellaneolui shares are unchanged. Hudson's
Bay are decidedly flat, at 13e to 1 ; General Credit,
2 to 11 dia. ; International Financial, 1j to le

din.; National Discount, 12 to I ; Telegraph

Cuulstruunon, IOQ to z; Atlantic Tolograph
per Cent. Preferenoe, $j to 4 ; and Anglo-Ameri-
can, 223 to 3.
United States 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 743
tot.

In the case of Chianll v. Bristow° the judges
have given a decision in favour of the " jobber"
or " middleman" in the Stock Exchange, much
to the gratification of the members of that esta-
blishment.

The prospectus has been issued of the Palatine
Bank (Limited), with a capital of 600,0001., in
30,000 shares of 20/. each. The object is to carry
on and extend the Liverpool portion of the busi-
ness of the Alliance Bank (Limited).
The annual meeting of the proprietors of the
London and Westminster Bank will be held on the
20th of January, to declare a dividend, &o.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Railway stocks are rather firmer. Great Nor-
thern A has advanced 1 per cent. ; Metropolitan,
1 ; and Great Western and Brighton, F. Great
Eastern, however, has receded 1. Spanish bonds
of 1867 are 1 per met. lower. Hudson's Bay
shares have improved 65., viz., to 131 to 1. Con-
sols are unchanged.

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FOUR O'CLOCK.
Consols are rather dull, at 921, ex div., for
money, and 921 to j, ex div., for the account.
The railway market is firmer, and nearly all the
principal stooks have improved. Metropolitan
and Great Eastern have advanced 1 per cent., vis.,
1031 to 1 and 411 to 1, respectively. Brighton,
471 to 1; South Eastern, 791 to I; Midland,
112 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1121 to
1; and Great Western, 481 to I.
Foreign bonds have advanced 1 to 1 per cent.
Italian of 1861, 561 to 57 ; Peruvian of 1881, 811
to 1; Turkish of 1868, 401 to 41; and Spanish
of 1867, 331 to 1.
About 22,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn
from the Bank for India.

At Paris this morning the Three per fleet. Benter
opened at 71fr. 800. for the account, being 50.
better.

The bidding. for 200,0001. in bills on Calcutta
and Madras were made yesterday at the Bank of
England. The whole amount was allotted to
Calcutta. The minimum price was fixed at Is. lid.
on both Presidencies. Tenders at Is. 111 a. will
receive about 80 per cent. These results show an
increase in the demand for remittance to India;
but, though the government minimum has been
raised as much as id., or equal to 2 per cent., the
increase in the rates actually paid, compared with
those reported on the last occasion, is only about
id., or i per cent.
Owing to the increased demand for government
bills on India, the silver market was firmer yeder-
day, and bars were dealt in at 6s. Old. per ounce,
showing a rise of Id. compared with the price
obtained for the supply by the West India
The failure is announced of Messrs. W. orris
and Son, cotton spinners and manufacturers, of
Manchester and Salford, with liabpities amounting
to 28,0001.
At a meeting yestertlageoof trie_prop_rletore of the
Bank of England, Mr. George was elected
a director in the room of . Sheffield Neave,
deceased.

The Metropolitan Railway Company have for-
warded to us the subjoined letter, a c
~oop of which
was likewise posted up in the Stook Hsohange .

TO TKO ISITOI Si TO IXPUIM.
Sill—The attention of my Orators having this day
been Magid to the various paragrah' which ham from
thee to pia the politic" eotiblerespeoting this
and haw, adopted the reolutiou :
That nothing tin emorred to knowledge
or la the maims el this board to jut* So least appro.

liailsriy Clompany have
been stet to the Italian govesiams* *Shenk
wi
wertsitivour ofollittimaszei et vercitel
doirdookses, ttifonalmsment ere
seemed the ham ' to have
an imiertemi cenventios, wit the Ana of Ormakille
vb. railway eastmotors. Theserlew amine
mote notice and surprini la ennasquense of Mr:
Chaste& having Wm a member of the oss
bond. Thar lona of the oceisk
are Mandy lout its object is to enable
the to take the line on that: oWa
soooant. As it is not supposed that the sham-
holders will submit to be frosted in this we
without having any ocesinunication of any kind
newith them on the pert the government,
i! of easiempletion to mavens • meeting
the Neigthis sisaseholdsrs
what steps shall be Weenievery shortly to
the mattm.
The half-yearly meeting of the Mirada dps
parry is called for the Slei inst., when a dividend
is to be declared.
The Dutch Rhenish Neils/ay Company have given
maim that the *ovate marked Deoember, nap,
attached to the are certificates of the fully paid
shares, must he sent to the London adios of the
compary by the 16th instant.
r, A anmarding of the tharialo Plantation and
Titasulempaay of Natal (Limited) will be held
Ala Mit hut, " for the purpose of laying before
Wadi sialeting en meant. showing the acts and
I 2✓ 11:f the liquidators, and the manner in
winding up has been an
during
the past year ; on for the purpose of mandering
a propose& which has been made for the settle-
meet of the &dm made by the trassinto auger
Compare upon this oonipany, and in ems of each
not being ppeoved of, oonsidering the
course which obeli be adopted with respect to the
atdd dein, and also respecting the estates in
Naiad."

The liquidator of the Cardiff sad Newport
Colliery Company has made a call of 21. 10s. per
shampgabie on the 24th instant.
ksditeee of the Debroegurh Tea Company
(Limited) are required to mud the particulars of
their clams to Mr. F. B. Smart end Yr. T. F.
Wwldti the liquidators, by the 31d init. The
list of liderdes is to he settled by the liqui-
dators on the 17th inst.

The amazed letter reminds beakers of the
necessity of maids; timely provision for enabling
their clerks to enjoy a holiday at Christmas.
Hitherto this hard-worked clam of employes have
beep deprived of opportunities for relaxation
which have been general amongst the rest of the
mercantile community :

TO TEE macs OT TEE EZIESIR
Sir,—A few yearn ado Chrislanas-day came on a Fri-
day, and there was a star made thin to ekes all the banks
on the Saturday ; but, for some reason or other, nothing
came it. The consequence was that the clerks bad to ap-
pear at their desks ea that day, which must hare pre-
vented many of them from joining their Mends in the
country. are now three weeks to Christmas, and
sorely some sr:snowiest can be made in the 'meantime
as regards the bilk falling due between Thursday and
liesday. Hoping you will use your influence to enable
the poor dirk" to obtain this hard-earned hoilday—l
31. A. A.
Dec. 2.

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