The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-29 00:00:00

CLERICAL. Ist •c 11 Cooke, to &word with Falk** Curacy. chredshirr• • Anrustes L. Crowder, tow Episcopal Chapel, p e w. .441/11Ina. k. I Cesar Owes, to Llsedebeeg Recrory with Liao- Curecy, Caraareoashire ; vales 3811., e s Ti nders. , • l' 11. Schalk", to Am Perpetual Caney, diocese gilasece. it, e t lenient Charles Sharpe, to Inc. Perpetual Curacy, ch..1.t.•: sale Ifrlt., with residence. R e , lhoons Walker, to Ashden Rectory, Eves; .00; st.th residence; h iatr ins, Gourd's sad Cahn del , ee, \ .atßbll4lll . . gee. Thensis Augustus Strong, to St. Swithia Carley .t, s..rnerset. ars. John Wetherell (rector of Rushton. Northeraptoa• e a . , . to a I/vestry. Rural, diocese Peterborough. ▪ Croome Allan Wickes, to lioldeaby Coney, p rt hesptonshire. Ker. l'harles Wordsworth, M.A., Christ Church, Os- End, le the Bishopric of St Andrew's, Diatikeld end Dew bac w. e . 'leafy Brooke Boothhy, to Limiegtou Vicarage, u„,.t e hiee ; 'else 34W. with residence. II in. and Rev. Archibald Campbell (not the Hoe. and ger. 11. gemble, as bef .re stated), to Kniptos Rectory, Imeestershire; value Btdl. with residencies gee. James Nivea, to Swenbourne Vicarage, Back.; TA:., rat, with residence. • Sir George Prevost, Bert. (Perpetual Curate of p.c . -8-'2ow). to Donley Demiery.ltural ; diocese of ci:ourester and Bristol. ger. J. L. Robinson (Vicar of Butteeant), to be Chaplain to Viscount Desierwle. Frederick Peers Wickham, to a Fellowship (Foundzr's kia) New College, Olfurd. ♦ACANCid. CHANCELLORSHIP Of the Cathedral of St. Patrick, puk ka; Kew. J. Il.blasoa, dceraaed. lierroar.—Doblin, St. Wvrburgh; patron, Archbishop et Dublin; Ikv. J. 11. 'Colon. &trussed. PILBIZTV•L I'IIACT.—U,MP, C•rOarT0112111111. &ONO* Linger; 'aloe II ; patron, DOM of Bangor ; Kew. T. C. °lr.". promoted. Cr a.., T.—Loudon. St. Butltoloolow, Moor•lane ; stipend 101.. patron, ROT. W. Del6llll. NAVAL. A!.‘iittLTY, Nov. 27.—APPOINTIIIENTIL—CoM allot r Cuml.erland, to boobs. Midshipman W. H. Core et. to flop*. Naval Cadet Charles Klett, first a = melon. Clerk H. l'engalley; Lieutenant W. Mould, t , Lieutenant R . (1. Jones, to Leander. 1b,.-sun John Thompson, to Britannia. Commander lb to retlO/OpIP. l'oßrotorrtt, Nov. 28.—The Duke of Welling too. 131, strew steamship, was taken oat of dock es Friday end placed unit. r the shear, is the steam basin, to take on hoard some of the heavy portions of her machinery. Some of these are of great site and weight —on. piece, es:101 the " sole plate," alone weighs 32 toss. She will r .„,„ & t an. in a few days. A large number of ship wri.thts and stns wieehania are at work on this ship, ea petd.ng her eonep!rtlon. TilE Witt FERIIANF.AtII FLZET.—The Augsburg Cal , le contains a letter front Trieste, 23rd, which states that the Entlali &et bad sailed fres that port for Tanis, where the French deft had already arrived. PRIZE MJNEY. (Fr" friday% Gazette.) Tor craws.—Notice is gives to Commander Meo w. 3 E Joni end the °Mears and crew of her Majesty's sloop Wolri rate, retitled to share for the brig name and nation unknowns, captured so l.Sth February, lASI, that an account et the b .uety moneys received for the said capture will be dchvere I into the registry of the High Court of Admiralty for t...0b. according to act of parliament.-0 Boy. and Co. Tun Crctors.—Notice is given to the late °Meer, and grew of her Majesty's steam-ship Cyclops, the Ron. George Fowler 'lasting., captain, that an account of bounties, &c., met e e d f o r the tAapt ere of the slava brigantine (game on. kaolin!. on the thith day of November, IMO, will be forth with depoaitid in the registry of the High Coact of Adini• relty.—lit 11.. t ITT and Co., Agents. ARRIVAL OF THE RHADAMANTHUS FROM THE CAVE. Her Majerity's stearn.verael Rhadamuthaa, Muter- Commander Winn. arrived In Plymouth Sound on Satire- dav evening, at 8 o'clock. She left the Cape Oct. 6, and called at St. lleena, Sierra Leone, sad Tenerife as her way home. As she left ev , days before the Proust* then i. on new. by her. She Noggin Lieut. Brows, Lienst. Elkington, of the 40th Rent., and another army °ikon, as puwourt, u also Lieut. Carrington, R.N., of the Hydra, sail Mr. Switser. second master, R.N., late el the 6:•hator. Mr. Bwitser was left is the hospital at the sailing of the Olndiator, and on Thursday last, bei n gs duty he in °Mo t e of t watch, he was knocked from the Age by • blow from the soil, and fell on • ring bolt and broke kle thigh. The Ilhadasnantbus spoke te the Inkupsibuter ea Friday, at noon ; the weather at the time was very some. Thin 118 no coal at St. Melees Uwe the Bhdamsstbas celled there, end so she Ina obliged Mgo ea to Skits Leese for ext. CENTRAL RAILWAY TERMINUS. On &tank_ y bat, a meeting via held at the Ludes Coto) Mouse, Ludgate-hill, teethe poopees it 1111. erteiitg ths report of the onansittee appaliad by the mes► ise at the Lesion Tavern on the lot t to usesder the propriety of eianying this undertaklag Wit abed. Sir J. Ikan, M.P., Is the chair. The Coationan, before inviting Mr. Pam% the City • Solicitor, to read the report, observed diadem the rearmise m the Leaden Than, he had ea at his Ihe , *ON sod seadderiii Mat simmits awl be Ad setleeekrile le Maim that sere madded to the presto* posit& armrest prehlie s =o-0 1 •10 aad that the whole robins, if peopeely eat, would introduce one of the melt useful sad missile's* *wove runts em witnessed withia the conflau of the City of London. (H.Ar.) Mr. PRAII2O,I thee Ned thel report, beet width we take the following extracts: " Mr. Pearson has pissed before we plume he the habitations and sMythe mattorte et laP pers e ett the middle and lower dews by mesas of a flallelly ia ciew lotion with a mobs/bon MINI". Illildi are higessoss el highly creditable Whim. The seseite et Mr. Pearson's pro ject m an entire pima AG seembirdes meet irspesimat and lamb needed railway toglilbq with ostensive meet is prieeswats, are Me mil ioderetsed sod tee highly appm dated to need any eholnettlnOn Sift us." The following reessimadailme are these agreed to by the coramittee ; " I.t. That the prima Gatimittrie, with power to add to their somber, be Pmepeleled. " lad. That s compass he Immediately kneed, and dl. moors he ellemedhp the stem' - s la tab. pewee *Ps to miss • egad efeb.oll. he the eweewelea of the monk railroad Ind Odor we of Idiom volley, le be ma ottected with km doable Ikea sellaiset for the asormms dews of all thkeewyeake. If they shall sleet to eons is, with swans mid litentles of pas sea Meg to sempluite the sa t,* Prilett la eltillindly gengerink by • bill la the seat m om, of parieuuniL " 3rd. That s eammoisades be Ihriorlitt spewed ebb bet Majesty's gemmed, with the empentiss of London, sad with the great relive, commaies, h ubs pupate of learning w h a t ai d th ey will Wind the repeal wow ester Sy e m ea We esetwass the week it the swan to tt ee 110/116111.110L " 4th. net apailatiba be wale i• bee MeiembeePeeeb meat to ire. • • wesseheies • et drew et werperawa le •• number of potholes to be at emalielshew kr e a st ismting N e tts piegamd ISM la elonfileneles wa Erptelleest et ireatmest. will eseyweales a Leeks. ea/ wish lie gamey eispoitk the yeerielai ell prow form le take twit kr p l an the, lit_,_MOrtt in its preset* depreciated IM NM k my eleeemeye be sold Or let apse baildlay Imes is it hammed mound's, allay be foetid mem desirable, to Matey the "Miriam' " We Amid idiseme. that ali ms emeived eatiefeatorp informatics Shia WI se le OW the revenue to be denved from he Med Mae Gat st the premed ar nwrausts with the Great Ciimposy, he dal their line u far ea Yotter'wbeir will ykidi • kr tiewl el es least *yea per mat. es the gybe empired to make the hoe and the statists mall the OM at Mallotomdle. eod Is *that the junction with th Ones Illerisliss. Tar saminittmi have the eatiefamias to mamma thea lima 1,14141 Rothe child, Sir James Duke, mil his liselsearm, Beg., the threw commereid represamiethea iambs diva Laredo*, have cheerfully ash unseats/ WINS MI Swiss Ise r•- nriving tie tlegoolls igmbs yeepeFid allePawY." TheCamaitax mid thea bakes the report wee deed be eight to *Wm that their Meal Xs. Peeress wee pm pirei m iers fillip ready is the premiers of the satiortakiey ! arryn.t in ripsaws Is the eras et a amain senora of way Nat sabeetthed, rad falcilteri not mo regarded all = . r , ...ibers, they should be rested in the tried wheat would be his toikadoes is the 0 the eity—the Dams nonlethal.' and Mr. aatoolOOL (Bens, howl The report was then leltaiely *dosed on the modes of hlr. wearies, eseeedea by Mr. Pierer, the former of whom expound himself emeeleselly moot to the too/mt. i he pr.: media. demi with the usual vote of thetas to the rh.urstaa. Tilt GALES IX was CIIANNILL—PORTSMOVIII SUOUAT.—The 1141117 IMPllthilt IR thall Cllll.llllll is daily snivels at this pest ef yawls whisk have met es = delrreoe of damp. Yesterday the Dalsh esbosase B `" °l° .". Cattail' Zweite. tram Liverpool M AmMesdem, was wend gut° harbour with it of bre lied leek sins, bulwarks, & a ., lei MI wa s aimed Melia.= ta ataxia,/ the wink. The slam day the ?rendes ship Liam, Captain be from Olwartalse Meta& pet la watt ken of sells, bulwarks, to., lima ammo ea he , hema-eade off the Start ea tie hth. The Amity, B lwial. from Hartlepool, bee pa ea dime at the Wool mantra end sa n k; whilst She Die ea ?faraday sight was so &trope as to force • boo, MOW 111 lie sod •1 Ride over the per, esprii ai sway m a le Na Ta ht;f bas soauimv.l throughoat this dal atrdwream with tremendous showers of rale.* SPORTING. HUNTING APPOINTMKNTS. 'TAO 11100111311. Her Majesty's, Tuesday, leer Heath; Friday, Haw thera•tll—at 11. Bath. Tatiaday, Farrington Gurney ; Friday, Hilperltia -ot haltpaat 11. Has. F. Pam's, Widaimiday, High Enter—at ball past U. Hams Rothschild's, this day, Kist/son ; Thunday, Sigetos—at 11. Cheltenham, Wednesday, ColisSourse las ; Friday, Square Ditch Gate. TOM MOUNDS. Athenstasse, this day, Newbold Otte; Wedsooday, Black Swam ; Friday, Brisiklow ; Saturday, Chiles —st a quarter to 11. Achrighton. Oda day, Island Pool ; Tuesday, Stableford ; Thenday, Knightoa—at half- put 10. Duke of Beimfort's, this day, Lower Wood ; Wednesday, Trouble fo.ise ; Thursday, Hallavington ; Saturday, Wor tester Lodge. Badsworth, Tuesday, Red House; Thursday, Went bridge ; &tardily, Llartou—at half-past 10. Old Berkshire, this day, Compton; Tuesday, Bessels laigh ;Ft iday. Bluetit Park—at half -past 10. Drenthe= Moor, this day, Parlington ; Wednesday, Mil. ford; Friday, Searthingwell l'a:k; Saturday, firewood Bridge —at half-put 10. Lord Henry Bentinek's, this day. Wellingore • Tuesday, Tit* House Beek ; Wednesday, Meldington ; 'Thursday, Mania Moor; Saturday, Blankney—at 11. Cuttessaure, this day, Inaba= Park; Tuesday, Stoke End; Thursday, Barley-on-the• Hill; Saturday, Knoesing ton—at 11. Craven, this day, Brimslads ; Wednesday, Woodhay House ; Friday, Eutbury Park ; Saturday, Wedgy Down —at a quarter toll, Crawley and Dunham, this day, Fos, These Bridges Wednesday, The Swan, Naas l'ottrus ; Friday, Hay ward's Heath—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Cuayers's, this day, Pinto Park; Thursday, Thorn wood Common. DTiritaMJonnty, this day, Stotfold ; Wednesday, Crow Trees; Friday, Bradbury Bridge —at ludfleat 10 Mr. Drake's, this day, Waddeedui Towa ; Tuesday, Sbelswell House; Thursday, Bdgoott Village; Saturday, Trafford Bridge—at a quarter to 11. but Ewer, Tuesday, Helion's Hempstead; Saturday, (Infield King's (lead—at 11. South Ewa, Tuesday, Houton Blacksmiths; Saturday, Onett Heath—at 101. Ewes Union, Wednesday, Tillinghain; Saturday, Rat tendoo Mill—at half put 10. Ewes and Suffolk, Tuesday, Booted Hall; Friday ,New ton Green—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Farquharsoa's, this day, Bradford; Tuesday, Great Tollar. Kul Fitawillianee, this day, Kennel; Wednesday, Beek worth Village; Friday, Washingley—at 10. Mr. H. G. Greases's, this day, ltaitbby by Louth; Tues day, Marabain le Fen; Thursday, Leigeby; Saturday, Grainfield—at 11. Heythrop, this day, Heythrop ; Wednesday, Ledwell Village; Friday, Longborough Gate; Saturday, Kidding ton Gate—at balf.past 10. Herebrdshire, Teeaday, Fifth Milestone, Fromeshill Road; Fridsy, Whitfield—at haltpast 10. lioldernese—this day, Brandesburton Moor ; Tuesday Hiselewood ; Thursday, Withernwiek ; Friday, Loades borough A eeeee Oats--at a quarter t 11. Hurworth, Tuesday, Newham ; Saturday, Raven Sw— at half-past 10. Mr. - Ingram's, this day, Egginton ; Tharaday, Bretby Park ; Saturday, Si/Schaaf Park—at a quarter to 11. Mast Kent, this day, Whitfield Mill; Thursday, Breech Dowa—at half-past 10. Led bury, this day, Parkway; Friday, Huntley Common —at half-past 10. Ludlow, Tuesday, Madame Hayes—at ball-past 10. Mr. Lumley's, this day, Osbirton ; Tuesday, Maintop Village; Thursday, Setooby Inn ; Friday, Carlton Bu— st half-put 10. Monmouthshire, this day, Tallyeold Wood—at half-put Mr. Morgan's, this day, Callington New Bridge; Thurs day, Bydenham House—at half-past 10. Mr. Newton's, this day, Oribble Ford Bridge; Thurs day, Nurthoombs. Oakley, this day, Halsey Wood : Thursday, Sherrington Toll-bar; Saturday, Irineshead--quarter to 11. Plieheridge, this day, Dessels; Wednesday, Widdingtori ; Saturday, Astonbnry—at half-past 10. Pytehley, this day, Cranford; Tuesday, Brizwerth ; Wednesday. North Kilworth ; Friday, Long Buckby ; Saturday, Badby Wood—at a quarter to 11. Baby, this day, Btaindrop Plains ; Wednesday, Eininvri ; Friday, Oatherley Moor Inn—at half-past 10. Ruffurd, this day, Thurgarton ; Tuesday, Cock lag Moor; Thanday, Winkburne ; Saturday, Langwith Lodge—at half-past 10. Duke of Rutlead's this day, Longa ; Tuesday, Wea ver's lodge ; WedaMday, Crouton Par k; Friday, Great Goessrby—at half-post 10. Bhropshize, Tuesday, Bieton Heath, half-past 10; Fri day, Atehans Bridge—at 11. Mr. A. Smith's, this day, Orately: Tuesday, Oars Hill ; Wednesday, Wherwell Wood; Thursday, Tingley Clamp; Friday, Everleigh; Saturday, Wintenlow—at (1. Somerset subscription, Tuesday, Bagborongh Plantation ; Saturday, lialsigh's Cross—at half- past 10. Lord Southareptoa's this day, Badby Wood : Weds's,- day, &adder; Friday, Hebottow ; Saturday, Bedslleadea Park—at 11. 84;atl;aWa, this day, Clapham; Friday, Newhayse—at half-past 10. Mr. Ins Stairs's, this day, Itehia Ield; Wednesday. Stover's Hill—at 11. Sir B. Sutton's, this day, Kirby Oats; Tuesday, Wari est), &see Pita ; Walsestay, Besassaeor Park ; Thus day, !Rastas Wyville ; Friday, Buses/ Park—at 11. thr Tame Sykes's, title day, Aeklasa Weld ; Wodeas day, Stadium Forest Wiedialll; Friday, Itillingtoe—et kali-past 10. 8. ulk, Tuesday, Hoeimtoe Fox • Thenday, Bylvarisy Tower; Saturday, kick Tollga te—at • IL Berm 1 / a ise,:this , Blather i Wafts,- ;lay, Swimsuit Winos _ . Plsallt hersa r a etekc Tingdale. thia dm, Elsa 111alliss ; y, Hatton Castle; Sousliag. Haarw,lllseihrt Istlf•paat 10. Thad" Ms day, isseniosh ; &am. Ba lm—al Whom 10. Vbs. ibis day, Wareing Name; elkihrbse Clonsan—at 11. WaraioCbir;, this day, Boot laa. Marry; MOM bridp i Tharsday, Moo Woad; FMayrll a p a wn• Map; lkiarday, Samoa Hall--at Iplitiif lto 11. W . Ws day, &mad Mil; Wadasoday, Rod Ball; Wyss Piddle-at half-past 10. Illawiday, Lola Weabiak-at hall-past 10. OIL 11, 'r, this day, Twerps Oats ; Wadaos dwy. • Hill; Friday, •Idsworth Bride-at ball -1.64.6:2. post 11. Ws W. W. Wyss% this day, Holt ; Wadssaday, Bas in& Swiss ; liadaly. Aston Aortal/ I Saaarday, Astra -WI gamer to 11. Lord Taisios's, this day, Swallow Villas; Walser dem Linea Salim • Friday, llesalby Bousa-at 11. Took sad Massy, this day, Moroby Hall ; Taw& , Bad Ham ; Tbasday, Whisky; Sersolar, Use l= I& Waboaday, Nowise Mho I Friday, Popper 11.111-at 10. Friday. 1.04 ... /Ilasloswat Belle 10. Filial, asuer.at T lt. Prelibe L Irailmoday. BINS Maslow, 1 Solmodm /alma Ball-at b=l l o. Y ' glir c = to lhaOsbarali Bash -al . W Ilopil Oak. da kal ll = l Thwooday,leattaa ballast 10. Soya Dom, may, Mtge Brofsk, ; Saturday, Weighting; Ossoll..at IL - - — Lag ak, Wsimilar n DIM rtift, IL Mr. Pun's, Prkla7.ll6ll WRpre W. Mr. Garth's, W Clop Park; Prfrlay, /wallow askt-pisar—at kalt-prra Gurrtheyra, awry. ; Ishilay, Ileyallywelya —at 9. iliaialslodas, Friday, Swimmer, llease—M a qaartar to 11. Tosiday, West Mood ; Tkureday, Ctillos Old Haw; Saturday, No Maa's lAsd--st • quarter to 11. Hanky, Friday, Jimmy Lodso—at a goartor to 11. Mr. Littlatorie, Taarday„ 81. Garoraa'a Born ; Friday. Olya Ladg•—at half-post 10. Wodaaaday, Pittabory How; Saturday, Pea. las—at 11. Ludlow, Tuesday, Mackin* Hays; /Friday, Brides Com mon—et half - pant 10. Mr. Laabiagtoa's, Tuesday, Squirrels ; IFtiday, Oiterdar Park—at 11. aunt's, Tuesday, Moor Bad, Wintry:wary ; Fri day, Broadwood HeUy--at half-past 10. Mr. Marshall's, Thursday, Bradley's Conn, near Deem lead—at half past 10. New Forest, Tumidity, Telegraph ; Saturday, Haman' Ina—at half-past 10. Smith 011•Arkkrio, Sunday, Te en er*; Friday, Stow Wood--at half-past 10. Mr. L. Phillips's, this day, Scovenea; Thursday, Wood- Heat—at 10. Baby, Wedassday, Manny ; Friday, Osthetley Moos tan--at half pest 10. Sir H. Inds's, Wedisesday, Walken Cress; Saturday, Morley Toll Bar--at kalf-past 10. Sunders., Tuesday, Oswaldhist ; Friday, Tyke Bridge --at half pan 10. Boasters sad WUb, Teasley, Onthardleigt Park ; Friday, Viaduet—at half-past 10. North Staffordshire, Tuesday, Loggerheads; Friday, Bitley—et half-past 10. Mr. Trelawsey's, Tuesday, Faith' Moor Gate ; Satiuday, Thee Western Lodge—at half-past 10. !Hyoids, Tbanday, Coedraers —at half-pest lO. Transit, Layne, Lode; Friday, Dalrya—at half pan 11. Mr. Trevor's, Wneesday, Friday, Rodboura Corainos--at lialf-pest 10. N. W. H., Teensy, MinVi r ortad ; Tburn te ay, Alter man Village ; Satur da y, the pies —at a quarter 11. Mr. Vaughan's, Saturday, Me egwysina—at 11. Mr. Wheible's Tuesday, Stroatley, ; nanday, Shineirld Manor House ; Frday, Benham Howie—at 11. Sunk Wily, Wednesday, Chiltern Bars; Friday, Thornhill., Grovely—et 11. Wysdde, Twenty, Pesselrolnew ; Friday, Careatwet bieh--et half-pest 10. Lord Lariat,* Tuesday, the Mbar ; Saturd ay, Cloth= Bola, Comic—et IL • THE EXPRESS, • M6NBAY • )(CILIUM'S. Lord Lansdale's, Friday, World's itai—at 12. 8.V.H., Tuesday, MarnbullComman; Saturday, King's Stag Bridge —at haltput 11. Breeonab this day, Warren Road; W•dnesday, Py- Coitus—at 11. Bright.° this da_y, Patcham ; Wednesday, Thunder's Barrow ; S at urday , Dyke—st • quartcr to 11. Brookside, this day, Newmarket llitl ; Thursday, Tele combo Tye —at hall-past 10. Newcastle and Gateshead, this day, Slatayford ; Friday, Walker Gate—at haltpast 10. Stockton, Billingham, and Hartlepool, Thursday, Hutton Henry—at hn.ltpast 10. Arkton, Thursday, Dutton; Saturday, Parton—at 9. Carhab. Tanday, Rod House, Kirklitaton ; Friday, Golden Fleme—at 10. Mr. Deacon's, Wednesday, Black Down; Saturday, Csdaford Bridge. THE FLOODS. NOTTINGIIAM.--SUNDAT, 11 A.II.—TL;, district has again been v'sited by another inundation, making the third during the past fortnight. Oa Thursday evening, the rein set in about eta o'clock, and continued throughout the sight. On Friday, also, rain fell at intervals dating the day. On Saturday morning, the water had risen three feet since the preceding afternoon ; this was owing to the immense downfal of rain in Derby shire and Leiewitenhire ea Thursday and Friday. At De nted, the land was higher on Friday than it has been fur a number of jean. The river Dement overflowed its banks, and the water was **high as the embankment of the railway. The railway embankments also at Ilkeston were over flowed; and here the waters were higher than when they reached the utmost point during the late_ great loud. At the village of Bidwell, Ave miles from Nottingham, the roads were inundated on Friday; at this place there was more water that has been known (or a number of years past, the streams foreieg their way down the forest hills. The Rivers Lea, Erewssh, and Dement, all overflowed their banks. • 000siderable quantity of rain has fallea in Derbyshire; at Mansfield, &wig, nod in the neighbourhood of Derby, the rat a MI heavily es Thursday and Friday. The demur does to the grain already sowa is toodderabie ; acres will have to be ressma. May will be simmer than it has been far • namhor of jean, al a re emery et that which has bra apnea es the mare el the deed keg boa greatly thmemi. The session I. the seighbookeed of Nottingham her bees employed eras the pest week in eareatiss the geed Ikea the - damaged bay, awl =La the Maths be power them taking ire. The bee agar speed ever the dishiest imimiea as the treat regroh Neer* whore the demos hem tee Its deed has permed vary 'Meth The war esstreed le the the whir of preedag is the rarity of N • geed dad ef nth - beis hiss this (Sonday) messing; the deed bes, however, sepia bogus as reads. It is now ~.: b sea widths alreat 4 feet of the wroth es the 14th. OirolD.—The Cilievitiele mays:—" The deeds with which the ef We sky was visited in the °ours, of last week he,. bet little abate ment within the lase eight data, as h the districts to the seeth sad west d the ashaehe breadths of meadow lasi are still submerged. sod see seen rowing where the omens asearemed to nap* *sets el fine pasturage, The Wed* ef the water los Seer Mad considerably in seesediesee with the %nettled state et the weather, some heavy showers harms fallen at intends is the early part of the week, by whisk the feeds se sees as they began to etheide, were 'whisk tai ; and but for this state of mashes tire_ . seighbenebeed word so drbt leave bees by this lime retired le • seasidesable wont of the =aof wear. The partial laterreptissefrailwsy trafie e: the otter incoavenisace thereby eserionol. As ohm timed be eat bet prokiestims, afters onaporegy intorrepties es the Over Wasters Wee err a mile we mre Irma the , Oalwri Orin be the diesedes ef Abiojq est agierg hem the meths ef the water is Whig the the ends were lest weak olds readers* eft. en d the eimitai melee reesseed. The dem heenee, oratbssed raw water at the epet eshesed to ; ad it is will regret we bee to merieet that • further interruption seerted Imes the some MAW at this very part of the lira , es Wreaths. l ast. It is proper to stew however, that it writ be altogether erroneous to =mthat these renthise ea the Great Western are attended with soy elk to pwogen or calculated is seder blame apse the alumof the company. On the , the awl of aeries which he. been observed is p.m = the palls of the line refereed Ss. sad the will which the oravegissee el the f=gees bee bets perided for, se r Se esseeles the had =delth, ahem rbe asiterviedgek mod must ere the width emir LB le be hit for the Ism white the.. esieesesa.esyesm suet bre entailed es the array. With woret as the esserear last refer red to, it appears that co Wolestai m tles dews train from Lear" doe at &SI p.m., set erred within ten Illeieleier he ~,,c :d thee, by he Maim of the up her teen was surrespesdnity delayed, Mr. Larkins. the mhos meter Me, set oat with the latter train to expire the way, taking every moieties to avert evident. Os etiersing the Ablegdearrail ridge, at Cold larbeer, the dews teen wee heed es • eiemill a few reds hermit thet bridge, beers bees =alb le pressed °write the epteries ef the water in ressed==lls ee . Near mere were eile for Aria; the prosagese berg fished at the awl ass eyed hies ha b t there the hlisiimmeet le 'lite amp y trilling, it was usterand es Threeley hat it wean be sees mitred, sad we When lin the hides are We 11121121/ Wens* as toad. The men es the level nenews as shim dee et the line Win fahvi plans more Om hen ems be Ws or three bee hes say menu cruelty to the Wee Ismeeentes 6 eineely pos sible. Oa the modlterth•Watess, agar, the trade rethers to be ended ea by a lelbyeelity unwire nese Mr emegis pea the Wielvereat Simnel, • portion et width ia the abets of sr rho, is manse& la we het • week.* pone ; wed is this ease also, altbeesb • little thley le Warissally amensed, then is -_surely se Wipe whatever Me yeseesere. Altbesst we ban had hie week on or tenpin. Mar deys,teewastberconiesehwes the whole eery iseettled." —Dwain miserly the Miele et Mon day Arai mo l d itewa bendy lei Idanchesteread she mid he peeled s aread_y satheetsd by • sessisossee Wee weensr, the river trivia nee =lift 8 end bee sees Valor yesterday menthes, the viler led hoed it mew Me new p erie et Imes tea The peril he home, bakeileg i t It. r=aitapst Ms Mews, witty I. Mims est wee • amyl* IWO ett meter, newest be Is obese 'Wee is depth t est se the Wad wee histeles Millegdg e t the time, it premed. 8 we, me. Met egreemens WU belestiag le t h in. Mr. WNW is Reesstaerviss% writhe mewl w a ter; MI as names eta estabee ef Imatee hW eseaps alretios hem the Wee te the pemiss et ltnew eivers, were Seeds& lineeml ef she eispirepos le loony bed se mane heir tie he. the aim Is prime dem ge. Rudy hi lin Messes, rho baste I. 111 . 0 . I ends. Mums Desentre. dyer tad biliathth . lam bads ..e.. empeline se enmesh et he WiTT — ed . • em imerepties Menet te.lhe bosh is he = 1 NM et Maim Lemnos sti Ot.l.elend Int yars sessibmeenes, Whareseet. We line set Wiwi of I say made' therv e rfat alltiiihelr bO il l ist galaj PIN ettmeei T Beemblea lniellilli tlYZ•lfy W. eli a gnat glime thee made 'a Kr. lisairk, Met amiebtad ea that essides, Mier se meld be spat pePridt • beet 1 dant he hems, of the wear mar senewery. The 1112:pent me none* nen belipen eisht a nee is the Ibreene, beteg dm Mr het lb;r in t es b; 1 peist le wink he went rose is SW live is We. deb big We_Wwel deed MY in esesnima Mee. M pets* isbilM ente l 72p A illietelillysh Mr , wee Wag bees The Melee - Enda arxvirb lathy, while lied bees ea ee ette at Amino IN% was may dime les emiers.' Ilb gambles, etthr eels ensue te Wee m' la the had& We ere Mama VIM at alenes bees , es see Theeney slsbe, mesh • seem et Mel, ink, beg, set elm prevailed es then who wen seemeineed le meson it have aide. ezperieseed. MiLAIICHOLT DIATU AT 8801[11AIL—Aa Wpm* was held et Sheeshaa ea Id‘paiiiir, to boodle late the mud. data Meth st Xr. Mbar if X. W. H. Male, sellsesse et sea pees nem Pim the evi dent Waal appessid thee delespd. a% me la the Thad we et lit dps, hid Cap V le to e este= at semis roe at the Ceps ef Gad loft lad hes alth ems seseshith of his Melly ia Wha. Oa he leb llathesa la the Gajeyernt Ge eassilsat health. elth the leetheisa at • el* te SEM Mode the . That MOS be w .M get Ikea Ithesthen. me Mk up hh Mal a lthle tea um Se Old Mesabi when le posed ths MOIL Re sass la the , Nee other seven &auk leek bese=d thsa est of la Mph spirits be meth th e et lis jemmy lb tub the path width sees aim the lea et dis'iles* Ilmt Yde ItZ lbab fliao at tie fell Mies. Pne ths den et On hem astbleg hors yes sees et lb l bet sheet ilr .Vbtl, whoa dm tido bad gam oat, the Milord GI lie arse her, looklair into the it,.,, saw the May. Or Ids aseeelas I geed Maths towable him. It vary at mirsy leesaediU, room' from the astir sad mamilad Imo tits beers ; but life has eel's baba As to the salad oases by which the deemed ems his the water, ihe album here set alb b edit it ay maws ; bat limy miplabood is **Joey that Mont a gror eta ads ben the les dare Gs the beshs et the spat whim maks the jo:d , i ni lli a smi pl e e l es, Gressel a nee seder pewee. thsiothl le se yes* lee wise the hater, hath bet thelr Wee; sad they senalsed that et the Ale &seethed Mat lath GIIPP•4 " 14 SLIM has the mdse. The eloped Ms and Mad e brat et" dieweed.' GAMS*. Dniium CITY ELicriox. —'There being every probeetit, tbat the @tootles will take piss, duds, iike as of see week the embeteate ere ptriag orbs We Wine we are inerese s t i r i onern that Se onft will be need km Me mat o& orM be pow den i tosiorrow Wellsoodoy win be She assieados day, Thireday therM a llz a striday the Sabin " will taluiplaor,— CLOWNS Of Sr. rAUL'S CATIUMAL.--.011 Bator• day halo* II easek, the smebelleel, wbbli epos all the wok tor poldle view, ed. Tbe dg kd ere Ike aseaboa who imused Is audits the week :—llesday, 4,30 p; Turley, 10,072; Wedosoley, 14,266; lbseed67, HAS 1 Friday, 5,677; sad Selmlay, up to tee *Meek, 10,340. EVENING. NOVEMBER 29. 1852. THE OLDHAM ELECTION. Sage SS application which was made to the beresgh magistratm oa the *abject, a short time door, sad tie eptplitmat of 400 special constables to preserve the pose, lisle had set bees swish violent sanifestatioaa of ray leaky is IM, ems es there were before. There NOM Oa he as doubt ea le the return of Mr. Po:, except tusk es =Oink* hem Hie possible difficulty of polling his inn . ea ;Torten, ewiag to the latieldatica prat Ikea by adherents el the opposite party, who may, through the liberal a ppl y of potable gapers, be exeited to the eossissbn of ow of on imitating brutality. The probability of Yr. Foes retest is iscreeand by the isaprosties which pais' grouted, that the diodes will set bike_ passe before the sew register Near hate spesselem by widen Ms liberals are emeiderable =s' Pram alsememenms which Imre came se the edp et ow asermgesdest, it appears likely that the Moo of abil will ma be delayed testi' the sew list comes in *wee, on Dumber The os. whieh istantlY appeared Is the Ti a / . Pea's authorship ief the lettered " Araises," d theangissees' strike, beepeined Massone sew adherents la banish. alelmaugli semi base Wes dipossille credit eenmee lm Yat al reabene Wag lads's& Is make this statement he. beseented motives, and who Mill believe Mr. Pox to be the anther of the letters alluded to The paeral impreedas appears to be that the eketiss will take place between the 9th am d 14th of December. 'lliesiejer ims Z Mr. Yes, will, it is esti mated, ho chick MS • of the opemelve Mimes was held at S t e t lpert. as Thursday evening, estate estpect of the appeasing woes is Oldham, antes the lhaniey moieties weesenineesty won to " That is the opine of this andei It is sennory thee candidates The panel themselves* Me tows anidessades :fir& droll be seeismonealeg sopranos) ) of sr *kb ; that It was is isesserminse of Mr. H I oppsifia to every premneelve name is the hist parikasse that aa overaskelms Fiejorky et the weak, donee ippon his ream ke the been of oe enlist ands" that it le the duty of the weans seeerally to Kir vent the Mimi peellenest et a puma who, like ffir. Heald, oppose themselves to the betaking of the people that the working classes of Stockport ben least with -ear mite awl regret Moperativesat a report le einektkim is Oldhamo pposed to the elan that the of have wen to the Tem Rase SW, whims they have asetaatly visa steed OM asuman la ell IS stein t eski b illy, that this main, Is diddudlp Onions Bet To: ha. bees, and it. IMMO kietenesed Sed Wenn advocate of that, sad everye tbs*. Medd .' ease Imamsellag the Mesta of the working • smadal dadha apara:lin4M Oldham was aloe adapted, din impart at which was that the wadi./ thaws of steak. poet t e r s eee asaviased that the Imelda' d mai of the agsatiliss la Mr. Pea amid ant arils tram any amileat eta la hit pdadplea, bat was eautril by the aahameaseasallase Imam attariad by a seasempt lide pulsed ratability. The MISINIMMI *l.. pwasadad to ohm bow tabe to Ids paillisal *lva Mr. Medd hod bean, mai haw vaeolayeasialai he arse is madam moreary- Wag Ilk. Mind Worn. It oradaded iv Mein Oat der thus halls Mr. Heald had bare ROMA as diedvset, mid be time reasem the memesiellati hoped ratOhtlamwe.ld mit be kin M iwalt. • poem was' Olteashma. be.. Oldham. nrwd se ma aniadmaut, tha adisierairoas et die =nun Temoday awn, which was asseaded by a to chartist issaitport, aimed Hombban. Tan oneadasett was auppound by only live persons, hteludiag the ammo aad matader. There were about tour handfed person prima& TIM' 'ladies is Axed for Wednesday and Thursday' int. The writ, whit& yes mewed for and ordered in the Reuse of Cemmons on Friday evening, wu received in Oldham ea Saturday. The Mayor proceeded to read it in the nasal form at the Town Hall, and fixed the nomination to take place on Wednesday, Daenaber 1, and the polling on Thursday, Deeember 2. The friends of Mr. Fox have an advantage in the contest coming under the new register. The friends of Mr. Hula, the oonservative candidate, as confidently assert that that gentleman will be returned by • majority of 60. In consequence of the great excitement prevailing in the borough, a number of gentlemen lately endeavoured to prevail on the authorities to appoint an extra police force to preserve order, and the representations then made have had the effect of considerably modifying the violence which had begun to manifest itself. DEPARTURE or TME AMERICAN MAILL—On Sa turday last, at noon, the Cunard mail steam-ship Nispra, Captain Starr, sailed from the Mersey for Boston and Hali fat, win* the mails (which were in charge of Lint. Reid, R.N., adrainlty agent) for the United States, Canada, New Bremen* Neva Scotia. In addition to a large general mese epee tooled, the Niagara took out 70 pearentrere. Thascforo Litrrnaa —Mr. Editor,—l think the following might sot he unworth ofa place in your solemn, as If carried est would, I be lieve, effect a considerable saving of tins as wall as et needless inconvenience d in the ef Winn thstnyilt the pest. It personsdirecting Weirs would bet write the awn et the town, then the amber sad street la the lei% awl hilly the same of the individual, in fact tenet* the pram term of direction, as in inateese—" Gieweenter. Me. 2s , nigh-street, Mr. Jelm Ilsena." Is &B B= Ike mustimportant part of the disseties night be the art pennon, and not cramped lii. a rimer at the bottom as it sow so often ie. As it :=22il d teV ie la g in tre a" dali that aa j it l l etee dela , y as whin the means Sir a more speedy 2 iP ve n rs i eertainly drervea our onsideration.—A. C. Mom PoeT Onto; No- Tema lilt —the teem and payment of money orders will be dWwtlamsd at the money order moo at Canonbie, N. 8., ea the lie Deseetber • and, on the same date, the money wrier calm at adamant, Apshire, served from 0f,,.., he Mused been a major to a mime mosey order eine. Man assay order *flees will be opened at the wwdeencatined pisses ea the respoodve deem weed :—llestand : Rafts/4 (theeter served frees Man Chester es let Datunker. (is and a Bentsen, Wicklow served from Nembridle on Ist Deseeiber ; Timers. Water ferd nerved from Waterfoed ea dth Deesaber. Tan Holz Oxon.—The aystaioss booking shish OaMini PM two Si theeo woes awl, is • haws on the Adaly-rood, est sevalldr • poet oritustat. boa bass resemi. Afros baths ben stopped kit mew Awn AO% Oho Wu was Wed eiplia Wow& It humbly •ow akt= s ailltir. OM mos istgligoat mos of Hallow IThatover awy tweriss those misus e Ihs pabilso mot sew mom W las mash Wargo la th• operalm of bit glismilitik is seas.. biped • mili tar Y•y pitoi diasoila rise saw mussels to *fay dieterbowers.— rtlattft . FMCS' NATAL PORT DI AMID: . — It WWI Silted mei Wes age that susemdee hepeewasemts mem beim sibeled Is the pet)M Maris. •Nbesib doses Impure useedkiipe met essibitsd, Se ewestareed reesudy mired Viee-damMl Mom ft Is /.see; summerler er the setts diem tesesistiess, No esasedlL her pearled whether the reams of emebei • lest ie Wit l M meshes is dr per are selleiberep. Peer •'iper of As fle. mbeleser er *MA ls putbde is the legi vill ir li jAsy, AM 11 smartmet, Vowed b bl e st y smiere, mask the pie; sad sad rash" Ms ahog& me trete weber mar a Owe Wiser t by the e meal eshertima A era reo-et-war she melesed. sad eashered em Me Hee set mut fer elsrmsee. TM elsemume of die "grebes shesieemb medreul. es id ales that oftlis red mdse. MI theerwriledll wet maereedi ea the spew re mom) he immirevresekreod three rearf-wer sad throe ✓em Maim Is Milks right dee bine bow pissed with out loomwelemse. Awasilhas to the shrewd= rade by the AW.IM Jewel of a seek MOM 'Uteri ease ma," sN.iel st ahem tile radio of the pooh MI Mew • Met Met rest mere erred warmed as mast all = ip amehms,ls Maids. le the reesselili wsoda.deissu imospereapeo weft iwAtroskuserisell sfledmilL Abe Ism- whew semipleddhle= i te the plea simerf le le* wlll be in ohs aertbsin li t i t ie ; a Mealiester .71101 yemis beippem "he •Isath by me IMO yards brag, sad the metramme will be 360 yards wide. Rosh Ma o f the esteems le be Weeded by a grams lemely. The NOTII• MILITIA AND Tan NawAid MN ismence' e••• rear has bees revived by Wesel fireellift. of the Nem. Militia. mew kirk, at melth dem the semmelltes of met et Me Newest Mitlibilat katikadva,= l E a c y et & *add maks of Ilm esemishe It wee retdvel %Mr MU* sire, moserriedsmed elbow, sad pries thews et m idwry sod lemma% Mr I t s to afm pre wailed ; 'bd. Abele lbe eamdstee pees! geoid =Mies MI beeemeWay lbe perms. of ow if IM ism, yet is Ms Mop bide two OM lbe ret uned demi WO be isimeil'es seed lbseesder we ette g 'Mee Mink bdievre bet by lbws ell rainy MI emewsmom anyway albs up le the fun epidt of the bellbetios. The eelyneMetlem reds by the esemeMes with regard to those idle meg ' limidwe e( this miry thed obi peers shed wise his mare flir me (met dr thrums le deed) Is a heel' welded IhrlbOwar per every Mrs mem veer. Oohed Millstics Melly welled Mem be elf of the the edith s.l to Me simariase, did he Mt pardemisely Ss thew het heir WM MBA Mild, is the seise et the Mule essi te=74 ti.. ma. r e el did by butler leelespl. Me wow by sub Mew et 'be Med et divide% sod lbe Iseult bee bees seed ilemliffter. The men MAW tbs *nay mod sews.all• eighty, sod behave with the ;posted dieseur. 801211 or fro Lam Mamma INSTITUTION. —A Look peer says brilliaat : O We erieseterl that the earmis tee &striper a sod driseeished party of guess to monads at the sob* ea Deember 8, to is pleaded OM by lard his Reredi ; is we believe the Mew have hem drilled um it dr wades el the prepred side pads@ ,2z iarit his% th .s e etu mess . mmededes is the nab Hall will be megimserml. The semelelse leave P= rushed their tiniiilliNie. her lbe alliii rt hi fory Rev. the Deem ef the of look the light Hee. 11. T. esiaes, H. . ; Sir amp Grimm M.P.. Dr. Layartl, 11.1 1 ., dr satssyslaig sallaba l l diseaverer of the remiss of Mama; amp Hulk 0. H., esperiateedeet of the govermeeM et en I Rehm NM, Req., remise of deptetreeeseder of Led.; Jams Ow* Hasa" Seq., Twisesse PIM" 0.1.8 , ms. ; the Rev. 0. lifiebelsol, M.A., president of tbe Lied@ tbileseyideel Medd, I Ildward Barn, Sq ~ pseeidest of dm Tusteddr• Tides of Member& Imedurime ; sod 1 Oillp ed with the Oniblinbre t k, lee be t, the hp hired the sniet. Tbe esrelllee ihwer er 1 dr sommiless her Ihe Wet Whig. GM eke feel ties et sewed meldemees ad ismilesee 'Memo Is esseapsedemee VW GO issillullem ea He sisidelL" I IRELAND. Demmer, Nov. 27. The Society of the Attorneys and Solicitors of Ire land will hold a meeting on Monday next, the 29th instant, to take into consideration Mr. Whiteside's bill for amending the procedure in the superior courts of law in Ireland The opiaions generally expressed here on this measure of law reform are much morel favourable than those entertained on the subject of Mr. Napier's Landlord and Tenant Bills, which, apparently, is doomed to please nobody. The land lord party look with an extreme degree of nervous apprehension on any measures of this kind, framed as they are to interfire with their own prescriptive rights ; and to the bulk of the people, who have im bibed the doctrines of the Tenant League, the mea sures of the Irish Attorney-General will give no sort of satisfaction. Mr. Lucu gives some explanation in the Tablet (the Romanist paper published in Dublin) of the question discussed at a recent meeting of the Irish members in London as to the course they should pursue on the Villiers motion. He says the proposi tion which he made was not, as has been represented in some papers, to ascertain from government and the opposition whether they respectively meant to support the Irish Tenant Right Bill, and to be guided by the answer ss to which party they should sup port. His object, he states, was to procure a first reading for the bill; and if both parties refused to them the courtesy of a first reading, then, looking upon the motion as of a purely party character, he proposed that they should stay away from the divi sion. Some annoyance was felt by the protestant inha bitants of Enniskillen on Sunday last, at seeing the , regimental band of the 91st employed in playing the I Roman catholic portion of the soldiers to their place of worship. The metter gave rise to a good deal of local excitement, and a meeting, called by the churchwardens, was held in the parish church on Wednesday, when the following resolutions were adopted: That we viewed the conduct of the officer in command of the 91st Regiment, on Sunday last, the 21st instant, in marching, with the band playing at the head of the Roman catholic soldiers, to and from chapel, contrary to the usual custom of playing with the protestant, to and from church and in having kept the protestant po r ti on o f t h e b an d waiting in attendanre, and thereby preveeting their at tending divine sorties at the usual hour, and performing the choral music, according to mine, es an infringement on the liberty of protestant'. And we consider the attempt of an officers temporary command to upset the usual cus tom, as en aggressive movement, at which we cannot re frain from expressing our strongest indignation. Resolved—That copies of the above be sent to the mili tary authorities, and to the Earl of Enniskillen, with a re quest that his lordship will take notice of the occurrence in his place in the House of Lords. The sales in the Incumbeved Estates Court yester day showed a still steady improvement in the value of Irish lands. The principal properties disposed of yesterday was portion of the estates of }:d ward Deane Freeman, in the counties of Cork and Limo rick, the sale of which had been postponed on a former occasion. It was divided into ton lots, the net annual aggregate rent of which was set down as 9081. 3s. 2d., and the produce of the sale was 27,0801., being at the rate of about 30 years' purchase. Some lands in the county of Meath, held in the name of the assignee of Joseph Francis Hopkins, were sold for 3,6001., being at the rate of 23 years' purchase on a net rental of 1471. 35.; and an estate in the county of Cavan, which belonged to George Marshal Knipe, was sold for 9,8.504 or at the rate of about 17 years' purchase on the rental. Sir J. Emerson Tennant has published an address to the electors Lisburn, announcing bin retirement from the representation of that borough. It is stated that in the Limerick Post-office on Thursday last several registered letters were received from emigrants inAustralia, conveying money orders, ranging in amount from 601. to 6001., sent to their friends at home. A vessel, supposed to be a foreigner, went uhore large on the Mourne coast, in the gale on Thursday night lut, and it is reported that several livet Were lost. No particulars have yet been received in town. A young man named Barnes, has been arrested in Dublin on suspicion of being concerned in the murder of Michael Phelan, at Brnyna in the King's County, towards the end of last year. An inquest was held yesterday at Celbridge on the body of the burglar, and supposed murderer, Philip Smith, shot in an affray with the police in that neighbourhood on Wednesday last. The policeman who was shot by Smith on the same occasion con tinues in a precarious state. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased was formerly in the 87th Regiment, and was discharged from it about two years ago, under Mr. Cobden's bill, having been pre moldy a deserter from the army ; his confederate, Thomas Riley, with whom he escaped after thing at the constable, about a week ago, lltafford, was also formerly in the army, from which he was discharged as a worthless and bad character. While on his death bed in the police barrack, Smith made a state me which seems to afford some foundation for the ransonr which I mentioned yesterday, that he was the murder of the old couple nam e d =rat in Swords, on the 13th ult. Having sent for Lientenant Megasoll. el the 39th Regiment, under Idiom lobed formerly tarred in the 87th Regiment, the wretched Man stated in reply to that gentleman, that hi Wham in Swords not long since, in com pany with a man named Jordan, and that he had left it for etasen. 11muy the Morin verdict:—“ Ws find diet** deesmod,Phillp IhelfilkAied at Celbrifee ea Wed aleaday, the MM wevestese, ken the ammo of a gun. shot tredal remind ea all 1116 breast, at Toofikados, fa the peels Tybeilek bony et Mirth Belt. oast, W lms, oboe leed Was otteeled ea a sleep e i tia .. t weenerosenomMellinlibed, seer frA illiw erais l y r , al Me mot Moms. We holm lei= oil shot wee fired 1g Andrew Alms, eab4sostable of pea* aid that he fired It Justifiably end of Inevitable aerroaly it the distbstos el Ide 04. We. /he Jury, dna. sot ssessime willies Wile, Itolimealge s e emim bone" sad at the Ilse Om Mimiteet d sad the peaty maw asnead ea this esemisw, A4l :l with that thh, see shield be fisweidei by t h e wean to Os Letters 1 0 :571 the Cheat Seal of Ire land, Mr. P. Starkey, borrister.at kw, Accountant of the Court d Chatteery, in IrekaL A INII&E ad O. section of the electors of Lisburn woe held,onllosby, about 63 out of the 900 ska ter* iiihmampess the oroelf=being present. A reeektkri was the meeting to ego* Xt-lagSa lle triss pieseit. and who avowed himself a h free-trader. The fries& of Mr. Go candidate, were met admitted. Diversify Ceminimhoste met rater -11 si gisma y issr Al D l tae ldelge&Tai s ro=o ll Arch y : Lag= ad Professor Hancock inst. 41 . iL The meat meeting was fixed for Tess 7the ppointmeet of the Hon. Cavendish Butler as deputy Bee sseat for the county of Cavan, has bees approved of by the Lords Justices. Captain Pollock, KM., has been sent to take charge of the Cork district, and Thomas Brereton to team, dirge of the Parsontown district, in the King's Chady. BIM MONTAGUE CHAPMAN, BOWL—We sincerely swat to lasts that most painfhl moms are entreat re speedo, tits its of this patinas& liisee Sir Montague had left stun kg AddsKs six mouths had elapsed, and no is lei been ermined of the vemel la which he had The ussine of W hail, in Westmeath are eseireby*eesen atlas of sungsose, and are look. lo g ^ ier g whb op writ he the seatseemate from stestrelelbsw Pea. - Tatar or Comas= wires PRANCIL—A *Dor roopoodoot of the Knives& airessiele, from Paris, sayst—ina will limn with plosoork I haw, that a treaty al Commas between Fra us saI EGON will be Mgoed be • lbw days. The dunes es ends nod pig iron will be eesidswbb reduced in Fi d amil the - Trench wines, bee silks, will be hi Inglan data lower rate. Thle trusty would ham diroodi 'afore this, but tko 114111 apionstto wished to moil so the French ololoistootiso to b is oat as be wan gook cutlery, maim% sod other sieWi goods ; so 61 IL Bonaparte Nish this inasod. I mut say, novootholsot, that by a =Caw, et present before the Ceemell of State, the &deafly misting on earthenware and pottery ctirereplaced by a aerials rate of duty. We may swot in a very short time to see the comma , ttial rolotions between the two countries increase in a con. oid.ralio Sum or WttenmEn AT ROLYIIEAD.—Tbe men enspleyed et the harbour works at Holyhead have 'truck work Im siessviese• of the appointment of a mimeos by ' the ecsammen mike cosl4 not speak the Welsh hull/map. An ansagsmat lam now been entered Into, whereby the am are Mewed to employ their own aurae, in favour of whom they bad previously voted by • vasjority of 600 W 300.-6Yor of Otiftt lain interneence. HOUSE OF LORDS, Nov. 28. Aterus4.--fixsoas les Loan Caseceuea , Lien Comments, 'ire Loan Cam. FRAIL= IT FIRRIE.—CONTIVaIoIt or RBAL ESTATII INTO HIRITANLI AND PIaSONAL Pito TTTTT . This was as appeal from the Court of Session in Scot land. The appellant, Peter Ferric, was the son of Robert Ferric, of Glasgow, who left by bis will his property to be divided among his three children, George, William, Chris tina, and charged the share of George with an annuity Peter. On this latter point there was an appeal brought before their lordship' on Monday, and reported in the Ex press of Tuesday lest. In June, 1847, William who had received his shere died leaving a settlement "in lecto," as it is termed, under the Scotch law, by which he gave all his property to certain trustees, of ' whom George Ferri* was one, for certain purposes. A question arose whether the property was real state, or had been con verted into veritable and personal, as in the former case by the Scottish law the heir-at•law of the testator, who is Peter Ferri" the present appellant, wou ld b e en titled to it, notwiths t anding the settlement " in l e a n ," b a t if it had been converted into personalty the unites., the present respondents, would he entitled. The court below decided that the property sea personalty, and against that decision the present appeal was brought. Mr. BetheU and Mr. Anderson appeared for the appel lants, and Mr. Molt and Mr. Dunlop for the rekpoodeats. At the close of the argument, The Lord Chancellor stated his opinion to be that, as re garded the bulk or body of tha property, there bad been sues a conversion as constituted it to be personalty ; and that, therefore, the judgment of the court Wow was right, but as regarded certain intermediate rents which had ac crued be entertained a different opinion ; and therefore should postpone his judgment on that point until Tuesday next. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Nov. 27. lk:mow AT Num Pasts alma Loan Cuirsiu. ApD Winos !wan. AIMS P. 811,1141 •ND OTHIIII.—WWITIIINSTIR ELZCI. 11011.—ABRAULT. This was an action to recover damages for an assault corn azitted by the defendants whereby the plaintiff's arm wan broken. _ _ Mr. Edwin James (Mr. Udall was with him) stated the facts of the case to be as follows:—The plaintiff was a tailor, formerly living in Belgrave-mews East, as tenant of a room in the house of one of the defendant; who was a stable-keeper. The other two defendants were the wife and son of the stable-keeper. Public feeling running rather high in the mews, at the time of the last general election, bets were made by the plaintiff and the younger Stevens, that Sir De L. Evans wooly have a majority of 400 votes above Lord Maidstone. Over this bet, upon the evening of tbe polling day, a quarrel arose between the younger Stevens and Artis, and, after a fight down in the mews, Mrs. Arth got her husband to his own apartment, upon which the three defendants broke into the room; violently assaulted the plaintiff, and broke his arm with • sleeve board. This injury prevented him for sixteen weeks from properly at tending to his business; and, for this injury, damages wee asked. The learned gentleman called the plaintiff and his son, who proved the material facts of this statement. Mr. Serjt. Wilkins (with whom was Mr. Iluddlestone) stated that the assault first began on the part of the plain.. tiff; who,after haring violently assaulted the younger Stevens in the mews, and left him insensible, appeared at an upper door of the loft, and, on his regaining his senses, addressed the most insulting and opprobrious epithets to him. Under the excitement occasioned by this treatment, the younger Stevens ran up stain to Artis's room, his father and aro 'thee following to prevent a breach of the peace, and a scuttle took place, but no more violence occurred than the circumstances would justify. The defendants and several other witnesses proved the learned serjeant's cue. Mr. James having replied, the learned Judge summed op. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants so far as regarded the older Stevens end his wife, and for the plaintiff so fates regarded the younger Stevens. Damages on. farthing. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--IinuRDAT. 1117 TOWS AT NISI PAIVII iw MIDDIANCL-38:101LO ILL JON /CZ CANDY WILL AND • Comm. hay. HICINAN V. WIVOINTON.—COLLISION ON THI Bryan. This wu action to recover damages for injuries done no plaintiff's barge, Henry, by • collision which happened as the 12th of July Init. Mr. Berjeant Thomas and Mr. Wordsworth appea for the plaintiff, and Mr. Berjeant Byles and Mr. elia for the defendant. The facts were shortly these :—Two boats belonging to the plaintiffthe Henry and Mary Ann, when nearing a place called Haliford, • point near Maidenhead, the crew perceived a barge belonging to the defendant coming up dream on the near side, and shouted to the men to stow into some Kill water and let the plaintiff's boats pass. This, however, was not done, and the result was that defendant's towing line caught one of the plaintiff's boats, carried away the masts, poles, dc., and drove her upon some piles and store in her bottom. Both the plaintiff and defendant called witnesses but they differed as to the cause of the as eident, and the proper mode of steering at that particular point. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages U. la. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—SATURDAY. @mum ar lausaa.—Baream Ikkoas nix% Purr ' aro Nam; AND Joencss Cowman, Wierntui. tax; Aso Caourroir. Their lordships sat to-day, to dispose of errors from the Common Pleas. _ LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY O. TRW NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.—ACTION 0* A COV/INANT. In this ease, which has frequently been before the courts, the plaintiff' had leased their railway to the defendants, for • consideration paid at the time, and a certain interest in the profits arising from the working of the line, generally known as " Punch's Railway." The plaintiffs had brought an action against the defendants for not having, in aostaill once with the covenant in their lease, ran passenger trains to unite and join with the trains running on th e G re at Western and North Western lines, in consequence of which the plaintiffs did met receive that amount of profit which they otherwise would have had. The ease for the delis dente was, that thel were at liberty to work the plaintflif line in the =war reset beneficial to themselves, and that they wen set bead to run paasenger trains. The are err on he trial before the Chief Judo" et the Comm Pleas, and, after hearing evklence Ile the greeter past el one day, his lordship sewer" that, as it wee a susetlea at law whether the line lied hasselkoridy worked, Sr whether the defeadaats were brad to step their rare, and emir Ihsse on the 'aria' Ire with trek as earsadel he toy the gtatstiEi, it bed better be tared ire a "soil are he the 'prim of the sear. This I eerie bra stapled. sad Oa to awed tides bedew i lte vi al err, their Isoiare were of spates that here sherd be a aew trait hat ea the judge at Md lia cts err &41 lie era dinettes le *okay, sad the Welted ta se tea sweet Omer. it was agreed, to ear ea pars. Or a bill al earrisse should be takes to the joie sear Mrs Ogre sd Osman Pleas geserally. Theorise arty oral/she* the court spat the sneaks whether re Moire wens band to raa pssssger Oars ea the phiatillf brie jeia these of the Orest Wester sad Mirth Walesa lire. Mr. &dear Belot wee heard he the stalatilly sad Mr. Serreat Chased' for the de hadare. Their hair* reserved their judgment. PREROGATIVE COURT. -Bs27IIDAT. areas Ira J. Dela NAM O. MACE. Ia this ewe the validity of a whl was disputed, by reales of the alleged lassaity of the testator at the Slake of its am cake._ The facts were briefly these :—Tbe desenessl, Mr. Was. Meek, who woe a farmer at Bunke., in the emit? of Norfolk, bed died, at the age :11 ,11. 1 9th of May, 1861, and had left a personalty 13,000 i. Li 1649 he bad married a young lady of I; whom he bed had one child, a Hide girl, who Md beets massed Sophia Ann. On the 18th of May, 1866, be had executed the will in digest*, ander which the whole of his was left to his wife. On the 2Gth of Unwire neettrv i ti admitted to have been is a stabs of the meet violent ante mania, in eoneeqseam of which he was Ileemoved is • laaatio as when he continued up to die time of hie death. Mrs. Mask now deminded probate of the will, sad it was misted by Mr. Thurtell Mack, the brother of the donned, ea guardian for hie infant nine. Dr. Addaxes and Dr. Twin appeared on behalf of the widow, and Dr. Robinson and Dr. leaner on that of the guardian. The arguments lotted several days, but their purport is easily compressible into a few Ham Oe the ma side it was argued that the raging madness which tally and unmistakeably manifested itself two days alter the ex ecution of the will could not have berm a sudden attack, bat that it must have been only the crisis of a which had long boon lurking in the teetatoe's t ra t i 2 This was held to be proved by various eccentricities and extravaganelesof which belted for tome time previously been guilty, and Blum's, to account fora very marked change which had takes plane in his disposition ; for, from hay been of a reserved and taciturn temper, ho had lat terly become talkative and jocose. To this was attributed, also, his excessive partiality for disputes upon the corn laws and his having euddenly become a stunt free trader, whitens he bad hitherto been a violent protectionist. Oa the other aide, it was contended that the deceased wee naturally of a alkative and boastful temperament; and that his peculiarities were not greater than those of many men whose sanity was unquestioned. That even If they were to be taken as indications of a mental aberration, they were only premonitory and not symptoms of existing insanity. But even if it were true, as had been a, that pre viously to the titration of his will b ea d sot been capable of business, that would rot be a endoient ground for setting aside the will itself; but that iant of fact ha had conducted his business with singular judgment, and with a highly prollable result. That his accounts had been regularly kept up to the date in question, and that the last entry was of a payment to the solicitor who had pre pared his will, made on the night of the day upon which the document win executed. That, in short, Mr. Mack had been a sane man up to the 20th of May, 1860; that the attack of mania on that day was a perfectly sudden one ; and that, therefore, there was not the slightest pretence for impeach ing the will. Bir Jao. Dodson reserved Ids judgm•nt. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--SATUMMAT. Dooms Ma. brrrreroon OcrocouNN. IN 11.1 EDwLHD AND MENNY OVIRON WINSTANLIT. This was the last examination !went* The bankrupts carried as an extensive business as chemists and druggists, of No. 7, Poultry.