The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-29 00:00:00

ITALY.

It is confidently Mated that the /Log of Italy is
about to pay a visit to Naples. A delay in his
journey is caused by the approaching visit of Prince
Oscar of Sweden.

It appears that on the day of the re-opening of
the Italian Chamber, the deputy Duko Proto
read some lines announcing that he wished to
use the right of initiative to bring forward a
scheme for removing the misfortunes of the Nea-
politan provinces. No one paid any attention to
this announcement, but a few days ago his scheme
was read in the bureaux of the Chamber, and never
has there been a greater storm in the private
sittings of parliament. The proposition of the
Deputy Proto was no less than the detachment from
the kingdom of Italy of Naples and Sicily in order to
restore Francis IL ! K Ratarai interfered to prevent
the affair from going any further. He suppressed
all the papers connected with the proposition, and
induced Duke Proto to give in his resignation.
The fact has become known, however, through the
indiscretion of one of the employes of the Chamber,
and is instanced by some of the continental journals
as a proof of a liberty which even the adversaries of
Italian unity enjoy.

(armies al:Liman.)

TURIN, Nov. 28, Evramo.

A bill for the temporary occupation of the con-
vents by the military was brought forward to-day
in the Senate.

Urgency was demanded for the passing of this
bill, as it will shortly be necessary to provide lodg-
ing for 93,000 recruits.

Baron Ricasoli stated in the Senate that the
relations between Italy and France continue to be
of the most cordial nature. He said also that the
accounts of brigandage in the Neapolitan provinces
were exaggerated ; that the number of brigands in
'thelßasilicata does not exceed 250, and that a rein-
forcement of 2,000 carabiniers would shortly be
despatched into that province.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.

The Jura has ai_ived here.

A telegram from Boston states that the collector
at that port had received ;nstructions from Wash-
' ington to stop the export of saltpetre and gun-
powder.

Colonel Cochnme'a speech, urging the arming of
the uegroea, was moat violent in tone.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nov. 12.

(By Telegraph direct from AlemodrM)

Lord Canning is about to extend the system of
permanent settlement to the north-west provinces.
Disturbances have taken place at Nortgong.(l)
(This telegram left Alexandria at 5 p.m. on the 23th inst.,
land arrived in London at 10.30 a.m. today (the 29th). j

REQUIEM SERVICE FOR THE LATE KING OP
PORTUGAL.

Yesterday a requiem service attended with great
pomp was odebratA. for his late Majesty the King of ror-
tugel in the French Chapel, Kingstreet, Portman-square.
The ;dispel was &mated vdth all the emblems of mourn-
ing, and in the centre was • g canopy, under which
the coffin was placed,covered wit • black velvet pall, richly
embroidered with silver. The gallery facing the altar was,
for this occasion, devoted to the use of the ex.royal family
of France : and was hung with black cloth draperies, em-
blazoned with shields bearing the Dime of Dom Pedro V.
Behind the altar were black hangings, having embroidered
thereon the arms of Portugal. On the left ads of the altar
was • throne covered with a lofty canopy, embroidered
with silver, for his eminence Cardinal Wiseman, who
presided at the service. Seats for the diplomatic
body were placed down the nave, those for the
ambassadors being on the left side, and those for
their attachés on the right. A crown, • sword, and •
sceptre were displayed, and over these insignia of royalty
hung the flag of Portugal. Wax lights in splendid silver
candelabra were placed round the coffin. On the altar
were six large gilt candelabra, and numerous wax lights
burned in branches along the walls. His Royal Highness
the Duke de Nemours and their Royal Highnesses the
Doke and Duchess d'Aumale, with several of their children
and • numerous suite, arrived about 11 o'clock. Their royal
highnesses were attired in deep mourning. The foreign
ministers present included Count Flahault, the French Am-
bassador; Count Apponyi, the Austrian Minister; the
Belgian Minister, the Bavarian Minister. ,the Minister for
Italy, the Brazilian Minister, the Minister for Sweden and
Norway, the Spanish Minister, the Minister for Turkey, the
Minister for Portugal, and the Charge d'Affaires of Prussia.
A staff of attaches accompanied each of their excellencies,
and the diplomatic corps, wearing their stars, medals, and
other decorations. Cardinal Wiseman wore the robe of •
cardinal-archbishop, and was attended by Monsignor aerie
and Canon Hunt. The high mass was sun by Bishop
Morrie, two priests acting as deacon and au . The
music, which was very impressive, consisted of Mosert's
Requiem Mass, sung by a numerous choir, presided over
by M. Lezonipte, Mr. Hayden Harrison playing the organ.
After the high male prayers were said by the Cardinal,
standing at the head of the coffin, and wearing a mitre.
The proceedings were conducted with great solemnity,
and a number of distinguished foreigners were present, in
addition to the ambassadors.
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WEATHER REPORT.-(THR3 DAY.)

YAIDAT, NORMS 11, A A.ll.

TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY ol? UPPER
CANADA.—(THIS DAY.)

This afternoon an extraordinary meeting of
shareholdersysa held at the offices, Mwrgate•■tteet, fur
the purpose of declaring a dividend, Mr. E. P. BOLA ERIE,
M.P., 111 the chair. . .

The following report of the directors was real and
adopted :
" The director beg to submit to the proprietorsthe follow-
ing report and statement of accounts for the six months
ending the 30th of September last. The net profits during
that period amount to 14,6961. ls. 3d., which, added to the
sum brought forward from March, gives a balance at credit
of revenue of 14,763/. 15s. 6d. It is recommended that out
of this balance a dividend at the rate of Si per cent. per
annum, less income tar, be declared on the peal-up capital
stock of the company ; that one-half of the surplus profits
over 6 per cent. per annum, and the usual charge for inte-
rest, amounting together to 3,647/. 13s. BtL, be carried to
the reserve fund, in accordance with the royal charter of in-
corporation ; and that 2501. be applied to the redemption
of preliminary expenses. There will then reason the
sum of 411. Is. 10d. to the credit of the
next half-year's accounts, and the sum of 37,293/. 15a. 4d.
to the credit of the reserve fund. The directors again con.
gratulate their shareholders on the success which has at-
tended the company's operations during the past half-year.
They continue to receive from their commissioners encou-
raging reports of the marked improvement in the position
of the agricultural interest in both sections of the province,
and they have every reason to believe that the prosperity of
this important class will cot be prejudiced by the deplorable
events which have produced the present crisis in the United
States."

EASTERN BENGAL RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.)
The half-yearly half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was
held at the offices, 24a, Gresham-street; Mr. JOHN FAR-
LETLISITH in the chair. _

The report, which had been previously published, having
been taken as read, . . .

The CHAIRMAN; in moving its adoption, congratulated
the meeting on the satisfactory nature of the report, both
as regarded the past and the future. The future could, of
course, be only anticipated, but the favourable expectations
of the chief engineer. Mr. Pardon, appeared to be well
founded. He (the chairman) and his colleagues still thought
that if any line of railway in India would pay, theirs must, on
amount of he local advantages. Notwithstanding the floods
no injury had been done to the line, the arrangements made
to prevent injury having fully answered the pur-
pose. He then read an extract from an
letter front India in support of this statement.
Great progress bad been made with the works during the
last half-year, and In all probability the line would be ready
for opening in about six or seven months from the date of
the directorereport (the 26th of Sept.). The arrears of calls
were very trilling. There were only in this
four rs
oountry and eight io India. about 3,20:11.
defaulteegate expen:-
tun at horns and in India was about -3,2031. a montdh,
which left a Inhume of about :10,CrJ01. in hand.
Shin the last meeting debentures had been inroad under
the authority of the shareholders, and up to that time the
board had realised 50,C301., while applications were still
coming in. He believed the scheme of Lord Oanning for
selling waste lands and redeeming the land tax would prove
highly advantageous to India.
Mr. HENDERBON seconded the motion, which, after a
brief discussion, was unanimously adopted.
The retiring directors were re-elected, and Mr. Fletcher
was appointed to the newt suditorship.
A resolution for converting the paid-up shares into stock
was proposed and agreed to, and the usual vote of thanks
concluded the bitilineen.

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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1861.
LAW INTELLIGENCE. • distil rocured, and the unfortunate man was taken to the SHARE LISIS.-(TIIIR DAY.) BRITISH rOteimistusla. MONEY MA.
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. (THIS DAY.) ; Aio7na. West said the dreemed's thigh was smashed, w U. INI 1 RAILWAYS. I C 111.1331 I HI& 1.141°7
m 1
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Two OVIAKIK. I ice all aseares aea tamable 66 03 -
COURT OF OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. I James Silvester said--My brother received a meet fear-
i ful injury, the Lune of his thigh was broken and stick- The railway share market is extremely depressed la 111 swe•ler“lealatee•e• 100 :°1 -
,_ LS all Be. dis. - ... Extreme depreesi
, Myna.
to-day, and prices show a further heavy reduction. sto all SenuteMlakelimasiiii. 41 el
(Before the Judge Ordinary.) ' Tbe witnesses, in answer to Mr. Selfe, said the prisoner -
mouse r. urifttrioN. I was the wur,e fur liquor on Saturday night. Mr. Minn. Q.C., Dr. Speaks. and Mr. Malik" apps red ' Police-wrgeant I;ee, I I 11, produced a medical certificate, Midland stock has fallen fully 2 per anal., South le sil Be. pregme2
Eastern and Easters Counties, 1i ; London and IN 166 11°.•11‘442°4°Ileb
Opal. Ida, Aug. 1, UT/ 0 1 - the Stock Exchang
A morica. All clan
for the 14141111 ; Mr. Collier. 141.('-• lw. 11611ilsore, t./.C., stating that the deceased received • compound fracture of the North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 ; INNeesedbylOMAL H. 72 77 -. fallen heavily. '1
sad Mr. kiimilon for the defendant. femur, which was the cause of death, and Great Western, Great Northern, and Caledonian, In 11* 11°. 39%1873. ditta- a 73 -
) i 1 Lomat', Mr. Eduard 'ludas., of the firm of Bon : Mr. Selfe reinaoded the prisoner fur a week. 51adeley 1 per cent
kin. and Son. solicitors, at (Import, tehilcred for did not utter a 'dingle word throughout the inquiry. IN 1911 Ds. Lae mu. ditto. 617 a London and North Western stock a att 422222424 e 22424, 41 4 -
- amounts to i per 5
stocks to 1 or 1} pe
the will of Mr. William Dennison, late of His I•is now quoted 01} ; Great Western, 68i to i;ft 16 tbps2ADock6p.e.gua s 1 dl. -
- rally quoted at the
Isar Portsmouth, to whom be wa, turned executor the ' Midland, 1261 to 127 ; Lancashire and Yoe -N it 0z.,,...,.r.:2- lll 101 "
notritioent in question. The document had been drawn by
-..- 1, shire, 1051. to 1 • Caledonian, 1021 to 1031 ; N 140 BM Ldlan
lb.- bath., of tie' plaintiff, and had been attested by that COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. South Eastern, 741 to 75f ; Eastern Counties, 51 *en Do. Jabbalpore - - -
g. utkolt.nt .afar I.y an ailieled cl• lit in tbo .dtke, named to 52 ; and GreatMS orthern, 111 to 119. 100 all De li p. et. do. 1804 lOO 101 Do. 4# D. ct. [Meat la 101 - Reuter's telegram,
N-
Marto, It bore date the 9th of March but the instructions 1
100 fill Do. do. do. 1ae6.20 100 tut
opened at 68fr. 90c.
for it haying been given on the 4th. The testator MARK-LLNE.-(YMS DAY.) Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen to
100 all Do. do. I 1 102 Iv 2 -
- than yesterday. Tb
ilk.' ou the ...Nth 01 the month folionjoi. H. left The weather yesterday was the i but to-day itis dull, ji tO i prem. Indian, Canadian, Brazilian, and at. 100 Grand ono.
of 464
10 SO le
a prop-rty worth about 11,0,:af. He had, or ' hazy, and mild, with the wind from the S.W. It blew a other foreign railway shares are generally worse. 100 all Do. 6 per et. Pret
_.. se in _ agitation" prevails c
w... .oppowsl to have, at the limo of his death ' gale during the night.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 109 sn Do.acarreas p.esse. 60 14
100 sh Da. • weft behest llll 36 - of the decline in Cot
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fur rhiliiren. The atm of thine. Joseph, had gone 1 The supply of home-grown wheat since last market day
Mang praise 1 mos to-day 100 all Dia. 2 Par et 1621 BB 41 - Commis are aid
t...%.-inth., .11.1 hail hut ,been heanl of shim: licit. The • has been rather more liberal. Flour very moderate. Barley gh, I tit I lartweee. I r."..,,. I soilkai. 101 es Do. do. nen_ 11 14 - cum dlr., for mot
.4.0.114 died last July in thiim, where he was serving and oats small. Beaus asilpeas short. Scotch oats a little I
N. all Do. do. 1672. -. $0 31 -
met., the name of Dampier a.:. payaiergeant in mai of her I incremed, but no fresh arrivals of Irish since Wednesday. 1.11 all isnwortaesereevet re I -11 l 100 Great Indian Peolusid. lon 10 1001 90j, ex div. for the
Map stt'. reginienta. The third sou was James the The foreign arrivals of wheat and flour have very much 80. 1119 ,M1LAN..113111101.1111111. - - ..,,
* It Be. New lPs par -
defend oit, who, io. Lis father had been, was a contractor increased, almost entirely American; barley and osta very .N. °RI' 310°99011 - - ...
.. N. 100 04.8. of 1=114=.4. 99 100 00 lions are respectivi
991 sti 04West 91 91 9
for the supply of provision.. There was, holy, a daughter trilling. Several parcels of East Isla linseed, but no other 10 all w'80.,„','",,,„.1,'",1.*42,4„e„ ..r; el The official bush
- lot LS Do. New lit lin dis -
named Elisabeth Amy. The will gave a legacy of 201./. to groin or seeds is any quantity. M. 100 .I.trtstO and LaMar .... 93 911 -
100 all Delp.thdapay73,w.op IN 97 95 Bank Stock, 231
th.• testator's housekeeper, annuitiea of 4W. sect sere two To-day holders of wheat are demanding Is. to 21. per Ilt. 100 caledontan
,Meet wma, sad .ti ....malty of AM. to his brother Jobs. The qr. more, mosey 1 hut iso business reported at that advance. ell all 'Cork and Bastes- -•-• e. IN all DO. do. 11l withoutop, .a - - Mir it it i ; New
residue was bequeathed to Mimi/cannot half absolutely and Flour likewise held for an improvenieut ; hot quotations 113, all ,00011 wall
half for her life, with • power of appointment by will. The
dafrodaet was not mentioned at all, the t• statm's ryasun fur
omitting him being. aa was alleged, I.yeau..e be had let him
have between 3,tailf. and 4,000‘. in Ilif lifetime, and baring,
therefore, as be thought, sufficiently provided for him.
delute liennimeoppossid probate, however, oh the ground of
aurae influence and want of capacity. nominally the same as on Monday last. Liverpool market '"
for wheat and Hour la. to 2a. higher than last day.
Barley extremely dull at Monday's prices.
(kits, very allow trade, without change in value.
Deans and blue peas maintained full price.. 6 d
PI Do. A I A no dlv. NUL ...
RD and*. 81 pa Ispald to& - -•
N all daibiln am: Belfast Ise. 62 43
U ell iDand.,Perth, a Abd.Ja. 116 12
N. 104 'teat Augilau
116. IN Leta= Counties l9l 191
Linseed and rapeseed steely. Very little new English 116. 110 Laster. Union. Nook A 47 60
Clover seed on offer, tel prices high. Foreign very firm. 'a 42.1 „li'itgii at'aek 3al 36
For the plaintiff, Mr. Heekiaa. Ilea., Mr. Martin, sod Trefoil ad mustard 6.°1 slow. Ca4ary seed maintains late 1111. IW) 1611ulargh and Olaagow tro OF several other witnesses wens examined, sad they gave very soiree". ~,
sastnriinityg evalcutenceimninni.su.ppzt. of...thaels. impute: toinr'ethepahl'oect.
avowal that a very painful hostility hsi exists:l, St. 1* Banbro,Perth. Dundee rat rOl
indertoi.:j.lN,q; u.i.t.ARGOLIL-Wheat and maize continue firm, uut RI all Forth and Clyde Junc.
WHEAT.- F.:aglish : Emirs and Kent, while, mw• &IL to
between b. brother and his wife amid herself. Ma,' ditto, dee old, 555. to 63..;_ ditto, rod. new, 51., to 6067 N lie ..
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1111-314
ilull 121
Mho admitted that she had not even sent them word of the ditto, bee old, 310. to 59e- ; imodolk. 3/4•0, fin* old. --e• te Ilk tee De. 3 Illosk 1N 131 testator's death, because she verily believed that if he -'S; red, now. --e. to -a Foreign : Dantsic, 59.. to 65167 OS. NI OS. lloall• Wool an.; 103 106
entered the house he would camy i 242, 222,a4i2. a threat h. toe, 61s. to 075.; extra, 675. to 7h.; Konigsberg, 60s. to 111. Mere* Wolin -
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119/ 091 091 i 8 1
had mule to kick h.q. out d it. He mine to the funeral, lira.; ditto, extra, fah. to 660; Emend:, extra, 03s. to 69.. 211. 100 Do.gbiarYaLClmatlL 66 611 __ 7-
but did net go into his father's late residence. Mecklenburg red, a2s to 63a; Uckermark ditto, 51s. M. 100 Lociasbirs* Testslibre 1681 1011 1061 5 1
21. Reload= sad Illsolmell 66 67
Mr. I 'ether...id the cane of the defendant was that his A,^ltitni° white, 634. to 63°4 ditto, red, 554' tf' 57a; Casa- 116. Lem,DdeperaddlOmat 117 Ith 117 -
father having suffered from piralysia and brain fever, be- "'4% "'a to "'a
side. baying had a fall upon his head, had gradually Its- - lea all Dalt p.P.BdaJW7•7I - -
K tee Madras Om. 44 pm at. 90 92
N. 100 Do. par et. 1112 lON
116. ISO Do. 41 per et. -Wm- 93 96 -
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St. 100 Yelb.Corp.ll allied. -
wl mi n. 4 Camila
elm • °N.M. 6 7
710 0 Be. do. Lad Is. 6 7
96 all Do. do. 11 sap. N. 4 11
20 all Do. do. Wet do. 6 4
St. le, delude
20 lb Do. Puniaub
10 all Do. do.
6 Ste par
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at. too Do.lnd.92Floreg.6p.e 92 100 -.
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peoNo.,ool:slit. ICommerelelDwat-.J_ PO. - -
154.000 81 Do. 4p. ell Peet. i
1.066,64 St East sad MIAMI* PM
BARLIT. - -English =BIN, 37e. te Ids. . fine, 435. 1e..._. 140 Loa,
44°424L0nd0n#14524111.-Nertb &westa.D" :NT slaif 911 11 1 3,634310 St. Load= 160 901 ; New Two-ant
India Stock, 228,
Cent. Stock, 106
for account, 103, I
March, lls., 12s. pm
ditto small, lie. pre
Nearly all kinds
Mexican said Turki
Bowls are last ma
Turkish amounts I
market is irregul
widely quoted 77
ma:: Ni aiallptioss.l"; Wes. to 70. Sales are
- affirm Old Five pa
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- and-a-Half per
- Chilian Four-and.
come weakenal in bi. mind, not so as to be wholly iota- frim.liad. 23a to 36°4 and distilling, :firs t° '-'5l. per mgr. ; ei" iiim''. ramaaeaps' -
.. -. 1,039,900 fit. Sr. *Modes Pi 41 66 -
pable of business, but so is to make him a ready prey to cone grinding, 34.. to 35114 ditto diataltelb 32% to •••teo is- --en jeeemberllSouseWaill'' I/ 1/6-. -.
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00.963 St. Ito•Namplen - Equador Now 1
moos' rit. Thema W 55 -
any influence that persons around him might chocee malting. 346. to 35.. 1116 ell Do. ant neselsklL •II - LOW 10 De. sow
to exert. The will was not the will of a man who merely 11•1.T.-BaOloh, FM= and Norfolk, 58s. to 62/ • flaa as Jo 422...2222,25ra222222 NI MI4I 4 abstained from giving his son aoythiog more because he had 62'. 1°66% ; AlsW49ll sad Ware, 64‘ to °•• i btu 19 all 18•10000110 N - - Mexican Three i
already provided stitheiontly for him. if that bed been the 495. tolls. It. lail MMus* ..-.... - ll5 121/1 1271 111 71 1 COLONLILL GOVIIINININT 11110171,1211111. ditto, for account, 2
ease be would at least have left him a ring, m a watch, or Oust -Zselish feed, 26e. Od. to 28s. Oil. ; potato. elm 1.15 Do. New 0 '6 Ds I,••
some slight memorial of his affection. It was rather the will 28a, t°"4... ; lete.,„_ill°• 16% M. t° rja. 64. IN Do. BUN& Derby.. 100 1W 100 No, l Ilk I 115004. IN( CI. FINS. I gays, ferred, 54 ; Portugn
OS all MN. Gt. Wa. (law) ... - -•-•
of a Dian who was deeply extraneous.] at the conduct of his rtr% 3"e• t° ""•• * all Sfid Zed- :::: :: DO. ep0r.6"1.,0h04:: 100 101
ill
--7 Russian Three per
ain. The truth was, that the defendant was hi. fathei's BUN..-English tick, 40s. to 435. • harrow, 42.. to 461._ ;me an Ns...ft and cow. .7. - -
.... .. D 0.6 per cent,lllBl4.. 100 - - -. Three per Cents., ft
• favourite child. By a previous will he had given him pigeon, 425. to 46., ; foreign, Marafts'a, 364. to 404. ; tick. to 9 Newry& Armeb.4lBl._- $ I dle - .... .. Da 6 per et Yeb.itAre. 100 107 HO
merely half his property, although the circumstances 401- to 112•• ; Kolll*lol2ll, 43.. folk. : ia; 37e- to 39,- 19 ell NeMT,Wleteelailluee - ,_.. .. Do. liner ctMer.affsp. 100 107 145 _' Deferred Three per
under which it was alleged that has disinhenson hail taken PE4B. -English bodes 39.. to 431.: while and blue, 39e. 4. 100 Nowa - 1,000, Do. 6 per cent - Lab Six per Ceuta.,
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place existed at that time. He (the learned counsel) would to 425. ; maple, 41s. to 44..; grey, 351. to 37..; hog, ;ffs, lt. 100 Nara MINI -
do. 1100 gioo ri: 111
ii.i. 70, 4,68 F;
oduirtto 1001 'call °Titan tonsh3:,;4l6u'ilit:::,' IttlrliZ, It 'Z. t°,'...jote;..kwe''' mt:::84l. to Ms.; ditto fine, Me. to Nis; 1.91*t.' 2 31:111,Bris Sail.
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wit mi ger 1:m to ;;;,,.:** Nee.DX . -
hmlaat bad bees kept away by his legal adviser and country, Nis. to 47a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43a. to 445.; la D 42 D 2, D.D.2.2•22rstrw-erweet2,l
sii all par -d s
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•• •• • - per Cents., 22.
Par
quondam friend the plaintiff. Mr. Hoskin. told him that „Freae,b..._. 461,„, 19._30,t,_20121" i A2rTialt, 26% t° 344" 1t• 144 De• 14•31 67 68 671
.... .. Da p. e.,1671 to 1376 100 11111 NI -
his father was in an excited state, and that his lemmas `-allawa% ''a r° ''"..• 1 Mthaa "°°' 1° "" 34. 1110 Do. Test
.... .. Da. Sp. a.,14111
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*At injure tn. • but p.,,,n,i5,„e to see that his interims INDIAN 13011/1.-White, to 41a. ; yellow, 395. to 424 rist 1:14 pith 1.004001
~. .. Nee Zealand 'per cent. iOO 100 105 106 I consequence of irate
win we orrlectmi, knowing all the time that a will bad PLoawati Csitoora, all O. P. arid 1.-Wheat : Her& estarslum 154 01 -
LIII 1.76 North dialloribldro. 111 41 dle - 9614 .. Nova Scotia 6p. e., 107 100 100 106
.... .. 4. Amt.Oov. 8 p.c. Bo 100 - - -
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ism male giving to himself perhaps Use most valuable seek and Idelderiolde. Per 49211 m, ke. to 58.. ; Ottirke. We it. ree pottiormibmettsk; se So -
.... .. Vie. filv..) p.e..lan.*Jolly 100 - - II i troops. It is not 1
legacy under the will-namely, the legal management of Rai& ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba., red, 51a. to Ha ; white, iii sit Passes -
.... .. Do. do. 6p. C. April 10. 100 1031 MI
an estate about which there was likely to be • Chancery 57a. to 61s. • Danube and Galata, 41s. to 475.; 40 an Partmenth -
- 1444 4 3 be able to do more
of disquiet, and in"
suit. 38a. to 42e: Barley : Fez ptian aod tilyrian,_per .th en :=Thorat -. -.
SOOT ROCK SAXE&
The cam wee proceed* when the mart rose. Ms. to 27a. ; Odessa and Danube do., 265. to Ws. Reams • k as
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Egyptian, per 4/101b5.,32a. to 33.. Maim : Odor sad/Alain; 64 143: 366311a1i• L AkIIILIL 40 : La 140. 1 Baslas. I Pd. ICI. pekes. 1 talc, tnition.
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per 4921b5., 35a. Od. to Me. ; nail mad Belpre's, pm N, 100 libropsidrie OWN -46 46 -. 50,650 103 Agra sad D. I. lank .5056 W - It is understood 1
THE POLICE COURTS. 4801b5., 340. Od. to 3.55. ; Preach. do., -e. to -a. ;tO all Olatlngboinmeiblibessa. -•- - 92,100 40 Amenable* all 61 U -
American, do., Ms. to 33.. ; Emden, Ms. to Ms. es me *Mk Dams - tgess * Bask of = all tot mi - at the Bank of Eng
(THIS DAY.) Seim -Canary seed, per qr. 445. to 525. ; LTA. It. VW Nabors ..- .... ret NI 741 6 &11011 100 same - the Syndicate at C
Des per qr., Shi. to 56.. •, Multard ssed, per et. Be llos*Wslas Oll ft - MONO 10 Bank of Turkey I t - --•-
white, 9a. to Ile. • brown, 12e. to 14a. ; Linseed, per qr., ist Irs Tidt"1"1")212 li 1 __ %Ai SO Blida N. Anteelsa_ ~- all f4dia6rr - 130,0001.• ill already
- MIN fiS Omit. leak of Mu. required in March 1
WORSHIP-STREET. crashing, 575. to 6.0 e. ; Linseed aka, English, per ton 24 22 ,ilie‘W' as N - 22222222. 22d C 21113 ' 511 1" 2" - fund on the Tarkist
PICEIIIO POCILITIS 111 A ILAILWAT TRAIL 10/. 104, to llf. Os. ; American thin, in brie- per Ma, mis Diss. dime - Wire * Maw. 01 LM,
A smart young lad, who gave the sane et Newry Berri. 121.5.. liel2l. 10s.; do., in bapAlf. Oa. to W. 15a.; lisltie, M. NS tai Vole - A for 'her sum me. was oharg before Mr. Kama with stealing mosey in a Of. to Of. O. ; Marseilles, 10f. I°lol. 104.: Rape cakes, U. le ell 061461
att an
_
pm -. UM WO
10,000 100 =lll
11 17 SO - was bought by the 1
-
'scowl eras carriage of the North Leaden, lies of railway. Into 6.f. .
.• Tama Per
..bmsead.weetelri a. to St. nd• ;Ripe- 11:4 AN D2.96* - 60,006111.11 cos. of Oanada The speculations
Jim Hamer, • servant in the service of Yr. Graham, med. arsi'Wesa. 1102 (120 044. to oo°- 04. 1110 Vale of Ninth - are becoming more
Xi, IS Bet
_lles4.lllAnal.Cbartd all 171 U 171 18 tainties of their
diddles'. at H hbulT-Plare. Ildiaghtal, mid 81191 wham Pm' AR.RIVAIR INTO lONDON MOW N 02.23 70 NOY. 16. It all TIMM IL I Weellse 131 IS IN
03,16111 IS Rank of Mltneriand. sll - ••• - pa
mating foam to &epos'', as dessethod, she Imelda met sootaL Isfeh. Norallin. II all West urn au 4l de _.
26,090 * low CIL tank Amer. all 16 151 so per lb.' took place ye
win * Do. New
felt tie priesear's right hand in her pocket as be Whist *ON
1:11: -SO I 4UO P. 100 W.XaMillti - - -
°era
..
9t. 140 WM OrPord 67 49 16 41 iir, - unsettled and it Will
sat Nat to her ; his appareut Youth sad raillaota• 24414 Y
Xi, N Leaden and IN
laity Induced her to luilieve that this perhaps Ulm. 1160 1100 SOO SR 103 DUN X 45 47 -
111 AMI PI Ludes Join= .- 11l U 56 It transactions were lil
in ems way was unintentional, or that she hid """'
94000 10 Landon It *Pk Airloas 15 I 1,41. -• At Lloyd's eater
/lour. Imihi, lUD rein: laridga. rib: tUtto, 14,300 Mk
bee. mistaken. Shortly afterwards, however, the ad 10110PItIlERRNO2 MAIM USN 100 Lower' Wealsdattar.. ID 70 71 701 ships ooming from I
repealed, and she then fouod that although her pans was 16,019 i 100 Xs& Pm. of llaglawl.. 42 - ••• - ft. IM. I 11411611•11. I 010alall014000. 1 911100- mom is Ils. Kew lO .. •••• while the charge
thee., the commute in silver money, and DM imiettlaeskisi LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
es. isle ,Oaledeeles. AU - 9•010 SO lifailiml link
had hese shatrarted. Positive that the a 11,., was rte es Croon out own 00111111SPOWDZIT4 IN) all tendsOsen
eslM We lit - wt. ~. w. MIA Wales
Ls sarrisge she instantly charged the primer (sr sans= LID 11011111 11•01111TIO 1111.11014/11.) I, I: ' Des. 6 - 0.400 el lanitUsepern sil 10 el Ng 40 The increased pre wllriarteeimi *NMI beg, which ha PertimatouslY Goal standees. et te-dey's amarket Whist meets a 12.• ,_ ..... Asp.'" 101 103 - WAN to lot - American ships pri
&Mak hat oa Issalsiog Haelmoy station, sod mentioning ready eels at es admaess of 3d. to nd. per metal ; boar, **" ,22... 2.62.. 11, •p. ea lit 117
CL f w at. lee 110
-
- *NO 100 Issehoskl of MIEN - U - - - • .•._ Westlndia
traesai 96 illaalialla an .. -, See it ey the Ito ea eller there what led esearred, primmer Eton lit to le. ad, wer_herwil ; sad Indite earn, Is. to la. &I. It IT, 2.--0na1k..e..--.4.- -ee..l lee 110 103 84 40,000 26 Unten el Awarans - The New York t
lids hem mai offered to mean the amount last If pr 47101b5. Wised, Ms. 3d. to SU Id. Egyptian beam ea. ma Do, 22, Mel NT 100 - 2060, 50 Unkis of Imams - provement in the
kwiliwu A ameba, GI mall AM eolas end etch,, masks steady ale at late rata Other articles rather neglected. St 1110 Da. Mw 6p. et. it.. 136 126 - awl too Crallp Malan OO ... -
were lowed epos him bat vitae= maid ant swear to aay --- 12 100 &Mrs CM* 4p. st. SO at -
____, securities of the
cot
she had bees robbed P.
MINCING LAN[-(THIS DAY.) s., 140 Mewl Olisclizi.N. 111 113 -.
- rasoitursneova. ordinary shares oot
Primate sow impolite*. mil with some tact, cross-m- ft The me
has a... hmetive this week, and ::... 15:: 1418"hylk
' Ikw
51
88
Onst Norther; 6p. et. 114 116 -
No. i oh. I ow/rum I Ttli a. Item 1 nous- ferred• ' which shows
embed the one. pisinaat wed the constable, at the satin time cc"' -
prices have sot la a mess lees supported, baton actual de. St. 100 aballavittatlop.M.pm. 110 lit Central shares were
des hie guilt
cline ate he imam& Oebalfaseimedo midst 32a. 6d. to Ma fid., 84. 100 ID*. 46 Mao& llll 106 .- 102100. 10 AsPoNosSean lON -PI 141 161 -50,0061 10 Atlantic AL Man 112(1..) ail 1 9 - It is reported 4
Xr. Kam remanded him.
sod low ohms Himasash (is hoed) at 30s. Refined : brown ig• 10,1 .lite.aAlitogo66ll.o.lS lO7 100 - $6OlOOO suaraieret iusar.••• ell - - - United States banks
us. n. semis* Warm-
LA It BETH. humps have sold at the previous prim of 46e. pd. ; hut the no 2 24.222220442222442242 - - _ 1111,NO 26 Asstrallan AgrleaL .... 19 t7l -
6 Lova Ave srlinirritu SEIM& better goslings have declined 6d. per cwt. ; pieces are oc, 200 D 2, gassam2 Oppeat 91 100 11126 fie NMI 10 Barns Waiseworks. all 614
- dollars of Uniteal $t
I NereA 80/dela, a smart young +sera, bet not of pew steadily supported. 11). 160 De. Mom fp. ceui SO 91 - Itote so sitars maims. rei..i es es ss
RIP 10 Do. D 7 pee a. MI sn 18 91 - notes.
- The Board of Tr.
•017 mum. wee *Ned is the dock before Ifr. Comm.-The public sales of plantation Ceylon ham nose la 100 Des beds.. 6 et. 90 92 -
11,790 20 Do. 0 -
lorraart, en • of attempesal suicide by drowaßei. off readily, at drm • ; Lie ordinary to middling, ea ree SWelowiseee rem. 14 I°l -
lOU 32/ . Lad all 106 ICI - October are satisfae
11 all Durres teal ti 10 -
/ A youth, nave„( Hoary
.dopsesill tLt sa the are 70s. 6d. to 775. ; sod Le on/isary Native, foie. 6d. 10 all Dolbeskrnikalwa 17 Is -
I Illiile walking aloes the Rillic4walli, Sieapie. he • tons. to all Da. de. de. Sp. e. 101 I t -
lisesse ssi ;t6.67.ll2.l4lks"efrasee 1::: 1.144 till 3112 tpeher ceut. than in Sal
I had eschimedioa, arid on IN tho spot frogn wham Taa.-A falr liaMim is doing in new sennted teas, es ter. ma De, 4024 aim Wpm le 77
MAN M. Do. 11p. el Peep. Den. 100 107 109 "- now shown to bay
• it peocesded. he Need the premier gottise over • wall sie Northfiesa, at fell prises. 111# PI DwObatt.ON.Nnesi sot not -
52,0011 10 LlndladLon.MOrpnell 6 11 3 die -
I the bask of Ls Thum, and alenent is the act d iliwi:ag Raw lens seid steadily at firm rates. Jamaica, 2s. &L ; the all Da. de. de IN let - par cent. more than
141,00 u 10 liamlndlahrlg.2 cemi 1 par pm 1
Irma moths Thum. He *gently laid bold of bar. Demerara, la. ii(i, fe ail De. IL de tat 164 •-
700,C00 et. Mitotrla Teiserapb .... IGO 04 - cent. more than in
IL HO leusa Terkel'. ape rat. 136 136 -
• endhopt her ea the well till • yeast man now present ease Rtes.-TM market has hem inseam this week.
IL IN Landasktilap.s.Claw 70,000 6 Ilaw ma Ansi Cop. .. all •S 11 - recovery is very set
he her mareisiies. and they beak teds her to Towor-etrest TRMIT.-Oarranta have declined Is. to 2s. per eirti Kea ss Ma IHs 116 *NO It Ons. Nam Nartgett.o 14 --- -
- riclan war and the
Palms, sad pias her ens the pass. Valencia miles 3.. to 4a. Other description. me as- mme glag&e, a& ar.„l Lac 116 - 1110,000 1 Great Pep (Led) _PI 1 1 Joseph Death of 44.ing-Mast, Last acre, said he was chaesed. at IN Da.llp.o. ea. ._ .us Ltd - 100,600 I Do. 176 oar cent. Prof. all 1 - The total export
11.000 1 2.2. Diehyst. (L.)... 41 - - 419 •-• 105,480,2421., hell)!
flutsBololl6 Nlll 81111014•10•111 69 He tiros, and boar* 111.1611.-Papper, black, hue sold at a farther slight do. Bra. I* DIIIIL IL !Le 112 11.6 -
100,000 4 Low Oen. Laulbas Do. alb If 11 .- -
60,0 e) 20 Madras belga It Canal 1 2 22 pm - but only 3 per cent
t the et she Imes witness foe asehlance, he went up, Yid Ana limeisbe steady ; nutmegs sold 10d. to le. 744 N. to Di. WI. do. •• • • 151 106
I all Da. FAIR* do- - -
PM sans diewalty they were enabled to get the prisms mak lld, ha Is. 3d.
It. IN Dwlp.s.lreLltosk.. IN IPI - 00,000 10 itediterrazwasilliseTel ail - - -
The bills of Mr. '
r es the wall and to the stenos-home Ilaurrenta-The market has bees excited this ma, 24. lie DeßA2,2„(w.g2huir.. 422 us _ 111,000 10 Mantic L. Tel, alm.) PI 4 6 -
e The prisnaer, who seemed much affected, when asked sad prism have considerably mistimed, 435• having bees Bt 1116 De...1,6.116.1011v.itaL Pli - 94000 U National Diaconal Co.. 6 1
_ll dls 411 merchant, of Bimini
a no serbuddacoataireeti.) II It el die '' The house is teepee
what she had to 3017 10 the ..tharl94% faintly replied. paid for refraction 31. sod 41e. for arrimL
11.1110 10 Netherlands Lmd - all - - -.
d ' Itotheg."
0091011.-na ntarket has been dull this week. • M. 100 fal.MislemsMDseor WI tofi -
Sll,OOO a Do. •p. c., le. all Us. an # / - haired to be moiler&
St 100 Lag W.CievANr.ali. - - -
0 Hee mother. • deem t looking midithraged woman, berm Joss-Aleut 10,0C.1 balsa have been sold Mast sad on 1.716 100 N. arm. AN. SM. tat SI 10 II St. 100 Li5.W.714.6.81. - - -
lateral the misses ba, mail add that her daughter had as she spot thrifty the week. its sin uomilesiMmalbuTle.l76 131 14 -
ha good • Lam and as gosl a mother a. any young woman OornnniAL-Teneriffe sold at fall prices told. advance ; sr. NO MaNkeLaUsiallp.et. IN he - .......... 1 0
~...}1 lat.
G.Anstralaelas..
anon
31
liii
_--- Morrison
tenCewuertideljußd
L could wish for, sod though her hritoes.',) 'husband we. her Meow 2s. Md. to 31. 2d. ; black, 2s. !Al. to 2a. 10d. 6 44 Do. 1111
al 10°- _. 60,060 I Do. "New Shires' .. all I 1 -40,030 111 Orlin. In. Urn. (Llas_..l. all 1 74 is before Mr. Coma
r• stepfather be treated her with aa much kindness as if she INDIUO.-Tbe market is drat at the late advance. N. 1* Be. Se press -
.30,1100 U. hal Ilver Ladd XL. Les 67 60 - oial assignee is Mr.
b.. 1 bees hie own, and indeed w.th more lundmws - 10 0 limeilissambla Spat. 1 Ipm -
111),Nu 60 lada. =dailies. Nam all 70 72 - creditor beiug Mr. .]
it than many fathers ihd their daughters. St. 1011 lINNIONLID.aftori. - - -
10,000 60 Ds. New se 11 11 Ma - street, Strand, pain
d Mr. Elliott -Thee, to what do you attribute this conduct TALLOW MARKET.--CYHIS DAY.) sr. He Ite.Osai. itch liter.e. 117 Lee -
_ 50,000 10 &Sea I lad. LI. 0.4 a all IS 19 -
e• of bore The market is quiet at the subjoined ernes • -Town et 155 DeAr•et.rietikeek al law
v--- • ~,_ es. tee naracattreause.e. ss so _ 14,00 IN Rhystney hos - J. and J. H. Li
ozi The Mother-She ham nnfortunately become aorpainted 10110 w, 31.- Bd. melt cash ; Peanbarg W.. on ... a& jiaa 422222262,,&ga. mow .- - - 10,000 11 Do. New as 6 6 - following is the sal
-
rr with a young ma, sad foolishly became kw mach attached M.* 50s. &l. to nOs M.; all the year. Ws. 3d. ; 1M- N. nu sheik *kph {Wall. IN ill -1400 e 100 107.1 Mall Mom - 00 48 60
200,000 It. • Ated. Invests. IN lao 140 - matter of Peter I*
1. to him. comber, 50e. 3d. ;Jasnary to Ranh, 511. ; March, 52ia ; Bt. 1110 De. Mew oaa. sp. e• 157 100 -
7 Mr. Pdliott-Thes I shall remand her for • week, sad April to June, 51.. 10 4 Diallorder Union gee 1 le pm - 14906 16 lb Anstrallan lead all SS U - East, and of the A
11.2100 1 1 • -
d me what that win de for her. - N. MI [.tea--Cona.a p.o.eat. - - -
et The primmer was reseeded accordingly. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 17 II De. do. de 1 dls par
. . N IS Do. Leda 6p. P. No. 1 - - -. pm
_ 1411,601 101 11..D0. (16.d0.2.21.161141.4 lis"
::
•11811113 4I Si --. parStrandh,al leinedtheet coNtiot.
12,0 1 111 & Ag. of Australia paper proprietor, tr
I ;
LIAD/1/111ALL.-Arks-likes : 561ba to 64Iba, 310.10 sis is ALTerk.m.‘ 2 per, 4ma ipm SOUTH W ARK.
(Limited) First Isem. 1 i POl -
it 30. ; deb,. to 721 b•-• 3ed. to 31,1-
.1 nibs. to With. 3/.1. al all sethaememaim.. be Li -
ri . pea - • shareholder f,
1/1111001.1110 OS 0051105 aTIANEIUI.
MAW ill ts.co.U.Ciulada 1
to 10 did. ; nOlbs. to Ballia., 4jd. to raL ; 881bs. to 961ba, 111 an Seettishilaell. Kew IQ'. - - -
713,11011 6 On. Kingdom Tel. ils). I I die pr - Assurance aud Into
Cliorita Top,. a stoker es hoard the Calaloakin, Ham•
-
r• 5.1. to 51,1. ; Whs. to 10111 m 51d. to &I. ; 1011bs to St• NO llooLILL11111•09.141f.81 - -
IGNII 100 Vas Umesstas Mid.- Nise re -
It. bunt steamer. was brought f M I. ad
- 2.- 'we ----c. (ems., e-alll- 1 lZbe &L to 6jd. Hone bidet, 01. to 10a calf skins, N. 115 D°A9le•BlLl9•6•-. •• :• • - - - Pall-mall Fast don
. with having is his itamemom four pouads of foreign mann- light, is. to 3.. ; full. go. M. 1115 Da 7 pet. PM nem LW 136 -
We are requestr
factored titeeo, for which tho duty had not been paid. 10 all 6. Dema eyed Np.a IS 101 - f.BZIIIIOXDORT.-Bhear skis. : Polled. 84. to 10s. ; KOMI I.od all &Rea Wad. As. ALIAS) Ise 24
- The A nnuaire iiii Burma des Longitudes for 1862 claimer from agc
,4 yr. Thome Smith. an ozaminiag officer of CllstOmnS, ...A haute.* 6.. to .. 6d.. .1... 4 31 to 6..
, ... us, a. U. US Be. 44 mesa lllO tee -
mid that yesterday afWessoosi hs was no duty in his boat on -

NNUOCILING 0111 .0111031
Clonita roppoa stoker es board t►e Calaloaian, Ham-
bent steamer. wee brought before Mr. Combs, ohalged
with having M his peassemon four pounds of foreign mean-
()ritual tiseea, far which the duty had not heels paid.
Mr. Thomas Had* an examining ofßcer of customs,
said that yesterday eftarwoos he was on duty in his boat oc
the river Thames, and as passing the Caledonian steam
'hip, which hail recently arrived from Hamburg, be Law the
prisober leave her iu a boat. Witness went towards him,
gait asked him if ha had any contruleitsl goods about him.
He replied that he had not. hut, seeing smoothing tether
bulky about him, he searched bias, and found 4 lbs. weight of
ourendish tobacco conceded in his pockets, which wee liable
to duty. Witness then took the prisoner lab custody.
In answer to the charge the prisoner sail he had only
been three mouths on board the stounse , and it was the
dreg time be had ever brought any tobacco from Hamburg.
Mr. Smith informed his worship that the prisoner had
beau employed all his lifetime on board the Hamburg
steamers, and although it war the drat time he had been
detected be bed been long suspected of smuggling.
Mr. Combs asked the value of the tobecoo?
Mr. Smith replied that the duty and value was two
pima., but the prisoner had reedited himself liable to
three times that anima.
Mr. romhe final the prisoner two guineas, find in
default of payment committed him for two months.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Mears Pattenden and Smith report the trade ie a quiet
state, at about the same prices am last week.

COAL MARKET.—(IIIIB DAT.)
Walls End Hettoa, 19a.; Wills End Finsvreo. 1911. ;
Wills End gnash Retina, 195.; Walls Sad South Hartlepool.lll. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, 19s. ; Wills End
Kenos, las. Rd. ; Walk End Aeon Class, 17s. fidd
Will, End Halley, 17s. 6d. : West Hartley, Ills. 9d. ;
Fiehdde Hartley. 15a 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s.
72 ships at ssarkst.

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Do.Absr. gal
Da J pat. tr•L
4; Stook
IL Dews Mud p.
Lima (assA At /LOA
dudper cat
Do. par oat
B. Webs glia. p. asst
SIV pat east
7ae e p. a gua
IllooltiDartlagtoutpa
Ds. /a /lowa
Ds. Y. Cepa
WaSsl6—Olallskilksasylp.s.
De. da Sad de.
Os. Nswp. fp.st. Prot
Diadaporp.dast. pest
rOZZION
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AILIVAYS.

THAMES.
CII.IIU.R ter aIAYvf.►CCBTtAI.
Madd,o, a tall, pnireful, and rnfllanlylooking
fellow. AS a cuo•lock maker, aged Xi. was brought
before Mr. self,. char.:ea with manslaughter in killing and
daring William Silv,ter,who dial in the Loudon Hospital,
Whiteohapehroa•l, on Wednesday evening.
The deoraiiiel .141,1 a cigar maker. and on Saturday night
hist he accompanied his brother (Jamie &tweeter) to the
White Hart public-house, io Hooper-street, Whiteohapa
The prisoner and many others were there. The deceased
and the prisoner were „chaffing" each other, and a good
deal of very offensive language was uud by the two men.
Their penman were inflamed, they became angry with
each other, and the prisoner, who acted the coward,
nee from his .eat, WA made 6ve or six blows
at the deeeaael. who was seated in s corner. The deceased's
brother. dame, Silveetar, a very respectahle man, inter.
?Ilea. and the prisoner struck him. The landlord of the
White Hart then eafte into the tap-room, and said he would
have so fighting there. James Salvsater and others eon
tended in putting Madeley out of the room. The deceased,
who was a alight moo, sad no match for
the prisoner soon afterwards left the room and
woe going along the passage of the house towards the street,
wheu Medeley and suutlier man wished the deceased to go
nut and settle their differences in the street. The deceased
Wooed, and hi. 'grottier made every effort to restore
Mas► The prisoner. however, would not be pacified,
mod Marked William Silva/Mr. He again got him
into a earaur, sad pummelled him. The prisoner
threw the deeniesd and fell epos bin heavily. The
Instanter, interfered, pulled the prisoner off the deceased,
sod tinged the letter from the mood. He was onside to
rick, and called out "My log is broken." A ab was imam.

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states that 71 telescopic planets had already been diimovered
by astronomers between Mats and Jupiter. There will be
in the ammo of that year six eclipses of the sun, moon, and
listurs's ring, the last being a phenomenon of nay 0C-
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A Turin correspondent of the InAtApendance states
that Measly' ie dangerously ill in England, and that
several of his friends at Genoa and Milan have been
summoned to his bedside. The Deputy SaM, who wee his
colleague at Rome dining the triumvirate of 1840, in said
to be among the number.
DANGEROUS HABITATIONS IN EDINBUROB.--Ou
Wednesday, et the insteoce of the Procurator•Fland,
pnrs the inhabitants of an old tenement in the High Calton
were warned out by the Dean of Guild Court, o to the
state of insecurity in which the building is re to be.
Some of those rendered homeless applied for aid from the
relief fund, which could not be given, as their ease was not
within its loops. Yet theirs is a hard case, to be thus
turned out in mid-winter to seek new homes is localities
already over•crowded.

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LTIII ITION.—The Lancet of to-day contains
an important report upon the adulteration of pickles,
bottled fruits, and vegetables. Of seven samples of green-
gages examined, font were found to be coloured with cop-
per. Of five samples of gooseberries analysed, three
contained that powerful and poisonous metaL A
sample of rhubarb was also coloured with copper.
Of ten samples of pickles, including French beans, gherkins,
mixed pickles, and West India pickles, copper was found, in
some caeca in large amount, in seven of the samples. Of
five tine of preserved peas tested, that metal was present in
two of the wimples. Of four samples of haricot vertu or
French beans, three were highly coloured with copper, se
well as a sample of mixed vegetables. Thus of thirty-
three samples analysed, copper was present, fre-
quently in considerable amount, in no lees than
twenty-coe of the samples, or nearly two-thirds.
This remit the Lanert regards se moss diagmoeful, and
states that there is no excuse for it whatever. Bottled and
preserved fruits and vegetables do not in their preparation
come in contact with copper at all, and pickles may be pre-
Wed io utensils of iron. The pickles thus made are less grecs ;
bet the fact of their being of better flavour and much more
wholesome ought to be more than sufficient to counterbalesce
so trifling a disadvantage. The blame in this case is smarted
to rest mainly with certain of the manufacturers sod pre-
parers of these articles. If them would set their faces
against a practice so dangerous there would soon be an led
of this disgraceful adulteratioe. It should be knows that
the oddities of oopper to say vegetable substance used ea
sa article of food is • violation of the must Act for the
?remotion of Adulteration, and exposes the parties to pro-
em:dation.

Is* 16

MONEY AfAAKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two e'Ciocz.

Extreme depression prevails to-day throughout
the Stock Exchange, owing to the quarrel with
America. All classes of public securities have
fallen heavily. The reduction in the funds
amounts to per cent., and in English railway
stocks to lor 1} per cent. Prices are now gene-
rally quoted at the lowest point of the morning.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr.
Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes
opened at 68fr. 90c., being about I per cent. lower
than yesterday. The telegram states that " great
agitation" prevails on the Bourse, "in consequence
of the decline in Consols."

Commis are officially marked 92;;', 1,4, and 4,
cnm die., for money, and 911, /, 91, 1, and
901, ex div. for the account. The present quota-
tions are respectively 024 to 4, and 901 to 91.
The official business report is as follows :-
Bank Stock, 234; Three per Cent. Rednoed,
90/, 1,4, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91,
901 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764, 76 ;
India Stock, 228, 229, 2274 ; ditto Five per
Cent. Stock, 106, f, 1054, cues div. ; ditto
for account, 103, 1021, ox div. ; Exchequer-bills,
March, lls., 128. prem. ; ditto June, 13e. prem. ;
ditto small, 11s. prem.
Nearly all kinds of foreign stocks have fallen,
Mexican and Turkish suffering the most. Mexican
Bonds are last marked 26 and 264. The fall in
Turkish amounts to 1 to 2 per cent., and the
market is irregular. The Loan of 1854 is
widely quoted 77 to 79 ; and that of 1858, 68
to 70. Sales are recorded as follows :- Bra-
zilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; ditto Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 924, 911 ;
Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 861 ;
Equador New Consolidated, 154 ; Italian
Five per Cents. 67, 4 (exchange 251 r.);
Mexican Three per Cents., 264, 251, 264 ;
ditto, for account, 261, 26, 1 ; New Granada De-
ferred, 5} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47 ;
Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 594, 59 ; Spanish
Three per Cents., for account, 51, 50, 4 ; ditto New
Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 41 ; Turk-
ish Six per Ceuta., 1868, 71 ; ditto, for account,
70, 4, 68 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, 724 ; ditto Gua-
ranteed Four per Cents., 1024 ; Venezuela Three
per Cents., 22.

Venezuela Bonds have fallen to 221 to 23, in
oonsequence of intelligence that the ex-president
Monagas has effected a landing with a number of
troops. It is not expected, however, that he will
be able to do more than keep the country in a state
of disquiet, and impede the efforts of the ppttaa.aemnt
goveinment for the reorganisationioff the/ • •
tration.

It is understood that, adding tortuisr he 11M111
at the Bank of England and that in the hands of
the Syndicate at Constantinople' a total of about
130,0001. iB already pro tided towards the 200,0001.
requi.ed in March next for interest and sinking
fund on the Turkish Loan of 1868.

A further sum of 73,0001. in Australian gold
was bought by the Bank yesterday.
The speculations iu the Liverpool cotton market
are becoming more impressed by the grave uncer-
tainties of their position. A fall of id. to id.
per lb. took place yesterday, but the market was very
unsettled and it was scarcely possible to sell. The
transactions were limited to 1,500 bales.
At Lloyd's yesterday the war risk on American
ships ooming from New York was taken at 20a.,
while the charge on British ships bound from
England to China was 10s., and to Australia, 15s.
The increased premium had been confined to
American ships prior to the receipt of the news
by the West India packet.
The New York telegrams report a further im-
provement in the exchange to 1081 to i. The
securities of the Erie Railway had advanced, the
ordinary shares coming quoted 344, and the pre.
ferred, which showed chief buoyancy, 61. Illinois
Central shares were quoted 64.
It is reported that by news just received, the
United States banks have agreed to take 50,000,003
dollars of United States stock, instead of Treasury
notes.

The Board of Trade returns for the month of
October are satisfactory. It will be remembered that
the aggregate exports for September were less by 18
per cent. than in Sept., 1880. Those for October are
now shown to have reached 11,884,9101., being 4
per cent. more than in October, 1880, and 9 per
cent. more than in the name month of 1859. Tile
recovery is very remarkable, considering the Ame-
rican war and the state of the Indian markets.
The total exports for the ten months are
105,480,2421., being 6e per cent. leas than in 1880,
but only 3 per oent. less than in 1859.
The bills of Mr. Theodore Jaamund, Weet India
merchant, of Basingliall-street, have been returned.
The house is respectable, but the liabilities are be-
lieved to be moderate.

In the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, Mr. Peter
Morrison was adjudicated a bankrupt. This ease
is before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, and the offi-
cial assignee is Mr. E. W. Edwards, the petitioning
creditor being Mr. John Moore, of 6, Southampton-
street, Strand, printer. The solicitors are Messrs.
J. and J. H. Linklater and Hackwood. The
following is the bankrupt's description :—" In the
matter of Peter Morrison, of /so. 3, Pall-mall
Fast, and of the Atlas office, Southampton-street,
Strand, and of No. 44, Porchester-square, Hyde-
park, all in the county of Middlesex, banker, news-
paper proprietor, trailer, dealer, and chapman, and
a shareholder of, or partner in, the National
Assurance and Investment Association, of No. 3,
Pall-mall East aforesaid, a banker."
We are requested to publish the subjoined dis-
claimer from a gentleman, who, nine years ago,
resigned his seat at the board of the now notorious
" Bank of Deposit and National Assuranoe and In-
vestment Association," and who of course cannot
be held responsible for the malpractices that have
since occurred :