The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIOXT'S 414Z12TA mAimatreTs. Zona Mu,,s "Ana, victaase, r affiesoke Nev. 13 at 11, aad lane. few 12, es SI., Caller, Dooada•cammasa ; a. meg, Consee, Alder. WILLIAM EOYlasrt, end NOtegesUsbeist, Newport-mar- ink V. 012010.. 13 sod DK It at lli et Risiaghall street. ffel, Lova, Omit Ilyireftest, et. James s ; off smog Wlitrooru Beniegiallsairest YABDtIO4.II Noses DARIN SolikaggpWa toes Nos. 20 at 2, sod Dec. IS at ii, •ReshOsn-stseet. Not. Wessell, South -Kam . of. e.g., Census, Alder- Numbstry. Near Ass Aetna, Brlentoreas, OalbeJelure, baker, Nov. 13 at 1, sad Ms. 12 et 11, et Ilesingball-etresc Sol., Rescuer. R0611446d-baildisp, Gra)•rum , of. swig, Johann. Beiesbell-street. Test eau. a WILLIAM Col, Saellsereptos. i.o , Nov. U at 11. end Drs. 12 e t 1 el Hein -street. Soh, Tnilsr eel Eyre, Job& setest, Badlocd•roo, Net Mrs, and Co , ffuelloopteu , tL wig., Bell, Colesseauttsee touldiers. Jong Weymouth-street, Necksey-reed, back sad vet tester, Nos. 17 sad Dee. 16, at 111, at Ilesiugbe6. stseet. , Noriss, Ckllbrts.isa ; off. wog., Otellem, il'oleeue-sent. Hear Co. IL RI iv, Rkbeseed, Purvey Insult maker, Nov. 16 at 11, sett Dec 14 et 12, at Beslajbellutrest. Sol., li srbbirtl, Ka t street, Chespsids ; thicnttmti—basibcrs. . Ta tt S It'Oc tay PAIN, lisissicommith, chemist, Nov. 20 ml. and 19 tit U , at thstschall.stnet. Sal., Smith and Son, Berssamisci, Holbore . oQ. swig.. L.s Alder- _ . totobary. JON, SIM r.. amtrite.otnret, Pon painter. painter. Nov. IT at I, sod Dor. IS at 2, At 80ug6.11- ofte.t. Sol., Da* Yortoirol's•ion. 11.1bont , off. orig., Edwords, Sambrook- court. _ &urn. TOOFPC, Pitaakl-.heel, Hontos, I manoniztorer. Nov. 17 at 2, and Doc. 15 at 17 k ari= hail.atorat. Sol., Taylor, Soothatter*, Fisabary-egmaa ; MI. wog.. Edwards, Sambrook-rnart. Tux,. is lliLt, With). Bank, Oldiminford, Worom utNty COMM/40011 seat, Nov. 11 and Dec. 3, at 111, at Biaimg. Lan Cann. 8010., rferrott, Stoarbridge, sad Mmes. Wright, Birmingham. Chriatio, Bingham. JOHN How L, Hurl.won, sialfordshini, ems, boll mismialmr tarer, No, 13 at 10, and Dec, 10 at Ili, at Itimieglan Court. •na . and imam sad Iffrioingham , off. mods., COMM* Bir loaextum. Ler sari A, ALtr, o,es:or fermium Male!, Nov. IG aed . Bee. 9, at 10, at Hamlin/mot Court. Sole., Berea, Coventry, and Jam.. and Knight, Birmingham; of erg,, Whitmore, Birmingham . WILL,AIII Pecs Sete r. Hawn, Lincolnalare, grocer, Nov. 10 and Dee. 13. at 101. at Birmingham Court held at Not tingham. Soh.. Bell, Bourn, and Jars and Knight, Btreategtiani ; of rag., Harris, Nottlaghar WILLIAM NATHAN 3‘IILII Cop WAIUMIIOII.III7IIIM, 009. well-ruses, and Nottingham, tobaoconast Der. 1 at 104, et Birmingham Coon held at Nottingham:. S.A., Karr Nottingham , _of. .sag ., Mania Nottingham. Jos Crrtu and lITNRA Hunt BAIR!, Cardiff, Olamor• ganahire, mend revision merchants, Nov. 16 and Dor. 14, at 11, at Bristol Court. &In, Henderson and Howled. Bristol; of erg., Aenura, Bristol. WILLIAM Est reed, Plymouth, Devon, brewer. Nov. 12 smil Doe. 3, at 10, at }Arm Coort held at Plymouth. Sole., Kelly, Plymouth, sad Stogdr, Kira ; of. erg Bina* tarter. WILLIAM WH.Tr., Plymouth, dealer In seeds, Nov. 12 and Dee. 3, at 10. at Exeter Court held at month. Sole, Bishop and l'itts, Easter . off. smog , Rob ot , Kesler. ALMIANDLM Ill' TILL Sheffield, me manufacturer, NOT. 14 =4 Der. 19. at to, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sol . Karen Sheffield . off. rag., Herrn, Sleediald. SCUM R , Gonad, near Holyhead, nun drier, Now II mad Dee. 7, at 13. et Liverpool Court. Sole, Evans sad Sr, Liverpool ; off. &Nair., Mara, Liverpool. Tamp Estitet, Manchester, general dealer, Nov. 16 and Dec. at 11. at Mancheeter Court. Sob., Marriott, lire chimer, sad Clarks, Biniongham , off. rag., Hantammut, Manchester. JAMS, MOORMOrAL, jtIM.. SIII3III2IITAPSI, near Buz, Lanai shire, comae stammer, Nov. 17 rind Dec. 13, at 12, at Man chester COWL Sot, Sutton, Manchester, of. rig., Poet, Murderer. Ora.; t Tut c, South Shields, Durham, shipowner, Nov. 13 at sad Dec. 16.11, at Newcastle:ape-Tyne Coon, Sot, Brlgnal, Durham , off. rag., Baker, Neweastim sPon - T7w. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. . _ Oro. 6. CRARY:, Smart CY, Broawrick-.hart, Aar-town, • Xing .-rroor, Jwt costractor . O. A. MARY NOR,. KnJua, atifl•Rlehire, grocer. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT L W Dailey, iiaarfolia 7 ;trna;, Mil;ind•road, dealer an treed— 0. 4* Atigeka d'HlTtii, Denten-street, Ostard-etrate, Denier in pietrarts—M. R. /relate., tramad, brewed tessera beeper —E W. Hobart. Finches:re, Kent, painter—J. H. Harr. Dopier -street, New North-road, eanateerriel treveter —J. Baer, Lenahrr-lase, Holborn, roes dealer—J. B. M. Ikea. Quans•etreet, oMairnenquare, and Tnnbureb•strest, City, raer• beat —W. T. Aebleil, Church-stree (near Me Palace Laratieth. pettier. DECLARATIONS 01 , DIVIDENDS. Thew; Serra. hats Mitosis, Chow, S. kl \ EN., .ad Paaric ta Barra. Haettage, Sums. beakent—lst dividend ef Ws, Nov. 7,9, .ad 10, at die Sega Ilw.l , Ilastiage, and as, stabsequal Widaseday, at Whatnots'., S.nag- LB-.tnM. Oaoaus Scut sea (reparate allay), Hogings, Suss, banker-1M dividend of 205., Ni.v. 7,9, sad 10, at the Soma H... 1, lismison, sad say satesquesit Wedaseday, at Wliteamie, SaviraBis/1-strett &NINON klaca art, Cradles. Huth. Staffordahiro, dniper— las &Mired of St. Sid.. Nov 5, .ad a 7 Albsequest Timer day. al Christie's. B.rminithem. Jane Suisse II tas , Birmingham, groer-144 drvdend It i t. Nov. 5, aad say esteriaant Thonday, at gritting, Samna H. T. 0. , ft, tiy. MS Fused., —.lel dividend of 4.1., 2. and Woe statesquat Mloadays, at Harm's, Not dagharn. jaw, Mtwara', Nottingham. tailor-1m dit Mead of Seed , Neves 2, toil tame wt Maadays, at Harries, Not tinham or • a., Et. A.. L, meat, cOlattliNiO• mmehaat —IM Ural• ail of 41 . Nov.:, sad nay sabeinissat Woodsy, U Di. S. Linrool. DIVIDENDS. • Letts Brad -r unt, Nor. 21 C. aa ity, woollen True larnarriess -Nov. 26. J. Ellume Briad-abset, Clumps.* and linibrairsee, warsiansamsa-Nov. 36. W. 0/01.4 D. I Hisat•aamiles seddlsr-Nov. 36 D. A. Show„ Oa m-Nov. 2.5. B. Ward, faadswark sod N.. Cron. Heat, semsonsir- Km. 39 J. lienfora. Lain. aoseminiaa.amt-Nov. 14 T. ham. How Deas,•••••/, City. sad Beck Cloud'. lane. r. Omatitsidadlimiar• nisnlasit- Nov. 24 IL Jona ank Pbw•Amilbeos. Orecesdamromkasid 1.1.11-yan9 Once. 36.7 . R. = .. 4covias MAlkrtry; NIA ..d ambit Et' 4 1sial-Itin 24. 7, 01. 7 , 21. T Pally. °NMI Tarinmilb, Ambit, elm sad .147.: awoken' -How. 24. J. Omilskorasiiik Harnkerder, oast& sunr ay*. 716. D. Disimitall,ll•64• taihr-Now. 36. G. Holy.. pmasas), Dabs., tinker asersham w. Dispnml• selitm), Sandarlani, IkMbier manksel-Nev. 26. T. H. Carlos. Sea- Dadra, pimellay-Nev. 23. T. Huntley, Baader- IRA Dwidtein. Nev. H. R. Harris ..g R W Darns B• aim mid alkali namilmterne-Noy. 27. B. Brownie/, lienfolld, brumsl luallsr -Nor .27 . W. niter, Se raliodunsanknia, Warykkabbe, poor -N... 27. T. 0. Ocadela. Lingtem, SamSordakin, ssetimmeme dealer-Noe. R. Peen mid W. A. Deny, Bananaike, DevosA•re, Iroalimaders-Der. 9. W. Win Tvasta. Dorcas!. en smitetty-Dee. 9. W. Ben, D. by Inaarottem Garantl, bolder-Den 9. 3. P. Viryesy, Roane boner-Dee. 9. J. Clark, St. Timm.. Dirrantinr. tea hider-Inc. 9. J. Tam, Enter, CERTIFICATES to be maassid, sakes mum b• elbow. OD Um ociawary ea or Wm. taw day at ammting. Nov, 24. E. Balihria, anowisso. City, priater-Nin. 26 Nmli, Enownstrest, Bintannclinerateu Mdldor-Nov. 36. J. J. larke.s, Lawman-Man City Riskinciad. Dane; bydnabasn. .d D'amptaa, Middlesex, dyer-N0v.24. •. Jacobs sad I Jacob., Coma-swore Fiaeliewy recycling , . -Der. 1. H. Williams, &mama, tilanineganahire, timber anwthaat-Non 26. T. H. Cosidee. Saadrriaad, Durban, umber-Na.. 26. E. Prttor and W. A. Oany. Barodapl.., Nor. J. DoLerty, Liverpool, cots Arabe lla, 24 T. Bail.y. Ntanaghtun, Bingham .ad Betimes. Nottiailasmbire. draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Slurp, W. Teityrd. J. Forme tied S. Waite, Lead., angiasses, so lag as truant. 8. Waite- M. Fiwristor, C. Brows. B. J. L. Evaas. and J. Bo Wcutos coys.y, Stelliwiatiin, minors. so Yr se • 8..8 36 P.oristre, C. Brown, Ii B r id ge , J . L . Evans, 27. jihd s hi, Weston 011.7, Sialordibin, mama, so far as ra ped. J. Hubby-R. Barbostr abd J. Stevenson, Bradford, trarkaints, ibundrepers- W. BIM. and J. (Upton, MOW- Itere, loanabire. bricklayers - E. Atiesbull .ad R. Owsa, Classier, booksellers-S. P. Newcombe H. Alsdertoe, sal B. Ought... Loin, Clapta , MitaY.n . .eboolnmsn -P. Field sad W. V. Aldndas, Radway-plser, King lead, rinse -Agnes Neale ad Mary Eloaltame Prase" stmt, lasawer-square, millioers-T.I. Mare sad F. E. Maws, Disci -icy Strand, solicitors-T. nimbi.' sad N. 0. Mos asbni. Aiwitinfevre, 1 'lly-J. Clarks*. sad J. Ralbouse, Leeds. ttay manses-P. Layout sad J. Posiartli, Isola assonal defiler-l. Swain mid R. Paddy, Lairastar, elms.. inn • -T. Hameln, is.., sad T. Nuaaelry. wt..hods Ricers-W. Pickaell .d W. P am, Baiting. baildme-J. 1/.PAwards sad W. Cry., pod. reNtn. makers-J. Diplom, D. Hipklaa, sad E. Hip- Wedbionwich. StaSwdebne, irsimaiwasta en tar se iv• /yds J. Hiplam-W. Cottrell and .1. Loos, lisalybrldas, 0010111 waste rammirs-J. C. Peon sad W. J. Kr ors. kiddlsk Vale, Laamainre, paw ariaalaetarens-H. P. Hall sod 0. Liverpool comaliasena sawybiste-- _Fanwood aid A. 7 Install sad Bridiwater, Samonet.bies. omens masa torers-1 Temkin.. sod 1. T. Pisan.% Binatnabam, fsctor•-J. Bussed sod 0. W. Atha. Lncester, curers-Jcbu Potter, Red CroabetrmA Bomb omit, sad Dia. Vince, Ilemiagetses, 8.7,1k - W.DaAbby and 8..D0w Barstow, Oldbam, Laneasbirs, Was assechaats-S. Hat, ..a., 8- Hunt, jute, mai T. W. Si.. , Linwpael, bearsompens, ro far as regards T. w. rein sail J. Larsock, talddsMprlatare-J. J. Ilmrkis awl J. Knowsley, Teiterstioatb, Dev ,, nehire, linendrapat— I. Teams and T. C. Sharp, 1 mission, Hampshire, we mongen--C. Haber and R. Setitb, Llantroment, Cilasoorgan- Atha, sitasra—W. Walker and P. Walker, Manchester, shirt menufseturele—T. C. Paterson and R. Ashton, Bristol, attosseys—F. Math., and J. Hughea, Newtown, Hantito• merythire, coaehtoldere—Sempl• and Co., Olsorow, tea merchants, eo for aa regards their connexion with the City of Glaistcw Banking Company —H. Monesieff, D. &Kith, J. )(mandrel., and C. Wilson (curator. of A. Liddell, defamed, Bardowie Houma Stirlingeloire, 2,40.1 Instmonger c ,zola d e , as TP e•nuseaket with t h e Caton Bank of the Weetem Bank of Scotland, and the Dundee Now Gam LAW Cozupusy. BCOTCII 611Q1.7ESTRATIONS. Rolltai Yacaoata, Olaatto., veterinary sargona, Nov. 6, at the romaHall, °lsogon JAW 8111TII. tapholorrav, Nov. 7, at thillifne• Ai= lim e Nor Pas. Joan ilaovox, Crielk a ree dealer, Nov. 7, at the Dram- Anr Nark WALT= WARD Law aad ell 411LIS M.lnnor, Ol and Illanahotee %. ntarehanta, Nov. 9, et des feettlty oura tors' Ha JORN 11, IR 1.77,7011 A/ IWta, Partida and Broomloan, new Ooves, lansars, Nov. 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glas - 111118.7.4 m ALLIX B u Lei* best alavEsettirer. Prov. U, DfflrelisL A ll I. lasas, lAbarargh. NAVAL AND MILITARY. It is notheeteed that the banquet to be given at die Menelam-base this day in honour of H.S.H. the Com immader-ta-Chist, will be one of unusual megniflomeoe. Than hail rarely been resembled within the wells of the 'option Hall so brilliant and diatinguishod a company as will meet to-day to welcome the Doke of Cambridge on the ecomeos of the preseatarke of a sword to his Royal Rieman by tie Corponekm of the City of London. The nature of tbeeasseienbas probably given rise to en erroneoaa statement, publehed by a weekly contemporary, to the Abet that this ealsrtabinient was to be given to his Royal Highness by the Corporation of London; It le the private end speatasions act of the Lord Mayor. (rzox LAB? maze. <Damn.) WAS-03710E, PALL-MALL, Nov. 3. Military Train—Fs Captain C. J. Tufhell Oakes, from balf.pay let Foot, vice Chan Clerk, appointed to the Riffs Brigade, which appeared in the (hurtle of the 30th nit., reed Captain C. J. Tame Oakes, from half-coy ha Foot, to be captain, ifte. Royal Artilkry—Amialant.Surigeon John Wood, from the &off, to be essiatast-muleon, Tice Fother, promoted on the Staff Aseistant-Surgeon Oswald Home Bell, N.D., from the Staff, to besseestantourgeoo, vice Roan* prmobid the Staff ; desistaat-Surgeou Joeeph klermaduke Taylor, from the Smff, to be esaistent-cur - -a vice Halation, pro moted on the tiff_i F Amiotant• Decimne - Fill= De Hodgson. M.D., float the Staff, to he mistaisbanrgeon, vice Bette, resigned. Royal Enginsers—Lionseant Hooey George &wage to be second captain, Om Brevet-Major KC. A. Gorden, plead on the Seconded List. 4th Regiment of Foot—illeff-19urgeos of the BKCO4 Cleo Richard Feencia lieW De Lisle to be nor m. sth Foot —Surges, Waim Godfrey Watt, from the 99th Foot. to be 6th Foot-841! It e i ° 4 ll. ec o of the Nomad Clue George Hyde, Id D.. to be Surgeon. 7th Foot—Steff. Surgeon of the Second Clue Edward Scott Docker to be capon. Bth Foot —dwistent-Sorgeon John Madden, from the 4344 Foot, to be surgeon. 9th Foot—Stag-Surgeon of the Second Clan Brinaley Ni cholson, Id D., to surgeon. lith Foot —Assistaiit-Sargron Washington Patton, kora the staff, to be smidant-turgeoe, vice Lamprey, promoted on the stet 16th Foot —dadataat•Sargeon Edward L'Ennlne, from the staff, to be maistent-surgeon, vim Frame, pia aimed on the staff. 26rh Foot—Axiom-et-Samoa John Mcletehte, from the staff, to be amassed-mow Oct Douglas, promoted on the staff. 43rd Foot—Aseistaat-Surgaust James Good, hen the staff, to be molding aurgeoo, vice Meddes, promoted is the Bth Foot. 45th Foot—AvristeabStirgeon Homy Ode Ha*" tem the staff, to be amistant•scrgeon, Tin Feat, pawn! on the sta. 84b Foot—Asaistant.Surgeon Elvin "Eno% dta the Matt to be esdelemi-oZgeoo, Moe Hoiniomerp, jemmied ea the dlr. 60th Foot—Ambient-Su:gem Robert O.en Myles, hots the Mat, to be maistaat-oingeon, vice Nicbolaoa, promoted oa the eaff ; Ausistaat-Surgeos Frederick Wide, hose the Ka, to be anciataut-sargota. 6lat Foot —Amiataabearmon Charlie Hathiterma dots the oat, to be seeletent-earpos, via am* pemelefitm the staff. 66th Foot—Arstreent-Sargeoa Almnsier $s hem dm Mad, to be melmeat-sargroo, vire mos peemered so the Oa. Silk Fast—amletert-ilargeoa Robert Row.. Kik, hem the MIL I. be sodelesbaargeott, vice Shier!. midond. Feee—Aedebiet-liargeme Edward Joseph Coma, hem the era, to be meinnot-eargroa, vice Nelms. deemed. Shed rod . —Amitant-Sargeon David Shorter Sid_ aser ham the Mad, to be mobilanioargeme, Orier, drama. 99th Fete—Amismot-Sorpea Richard Cooper Todd, hem the read, to be carte Aar Watt, appointed to the Ilk Foot . Amputees- Oeorne Whitla, from the Met, to be maietantnargeoa, vice Jena, appoiand to the nth Foot. Rifle Brigada—Amietanbliargeos William Alemadte, from the Oat to be imireaat-earprion. Cape Mounted Rilleasea -Atriesmat-Surgeoa Joseph Richard Rohm, from the staff, to be emistaat-eurgros, rice Single ton, promotad co the staff HOSPITAL STAFF. _ _ Samosa William imasnan Daniell, Y.D., from tie lot Watt India, Regiment, to ho sta-rargeon of the mooed clam, riee De LW*, .oywted to the Ith Foot ; Awl/goat-Sal , goon John Oibbme, from the staff, to be magtorgion of the warmed clam, rim Hyde, appointed to the 6th Foot ; Amistant-Sorteeon Jones Lamprey, M. 8., from ohs 15th Foot. tg be staa•ev{wn of the woad class. rice Docker, appointed to the 7th Foot, deal/tont Surgeon Harbert Taylor Resole, from the 6lst Foot, to be staff- mugoon of the mond elms, Ma Nicholson, appointed to the 9th net. BREVET. - - The undermentioned GEL; IM;ing completed three yews' arid service la the rank of lieetrusat-colonel, to be en loads is the army, leader the royal warrant of 3sel Nor —LientenenteCelonel Hoag &Umlaut Roasts, Royal artillery , Laseatennab7o4vierl Jobs Chalets, Royal Re esman. ADUIRALTY, Oct. 17. Corps of Royal blartare—Gruslemen Cadet Corry Beverley Smith to be second limitemeaL DEPUTY-LI E UTEN ANT. Ceeeniesioa Aped by the Lord-Limannest of the mat, of Cardigan—John Pugh Pry.., Req., to be deputy lieutenant. THE MILITIA. _ . -.-...... Comminion signed by the Queen Oakedsigre Regiment ef Militia-John Meadows, gent, to be quartermaster, vice MA, demesed. Cemasissions wiped by the Lords-Lientesant of their counties linegerkted Troop e f orreL ive teary Cavalry.-Edward Henry b rederick Daytime, gent., to be OA , et. Royal isniashin Milieus Artillery.-William Roe Coasts, • ,to be ..v.d lieutenant, elm Gairue, promoted. Worrestiwahlm Regiment of Militia.- Lieutenant Frederic& Chiles to be captain, Tice Hopson. nvvisned. Etat Kent &Tiniest of Militia.- Ernest Chrietian steak, tote lieutenant BStla Regiment, to be lieutenant, arcs Yttan, resigned ; George Shirley 311 mwell,_ Amt., late heutecant '2oth Pout, to bo lieutcnant, vice &Motel, resigned. John Berkeley Michell, gent., late lieutemaat 89th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice hinter, revisrud ; Henry Ottleit, gent., late lieutenant Earn Riflm, to be lieutenant, .we yeomoted ; Henry litortrick, gent., to be ensign. vi , . Resettle*, promoted ; larues lt.,Mrt Black well Mouypeany, gent., to be aneign, vice ranter, cc minted Phloem Bury, geol., to be ensign, rice Wilda, promoted. ADSI I R LTY, NOV. 3. APPOISTWEIC rs.—Mae are hadetente—P. U. Unman, to the Impregnable, lOt, Ilag.absp, at Davenport ; end C. P. Gainer', to the Careeloo, 2, paddle-wheel eteene-areael, Mediterranean station. LOBB OP H.M.S. TRANSIT. MALTA, Oct. 24. 11 eaurt•sr.arlial has been held on board her Magintre ship Sybil'', in Canton River, to try Commander Chambers sail crow for the loss of her Mmiesiv's ship Transit. The court wu thus composed .—Corimoidore the Roc C. Eliot (President) Captains Machin, Shadwell, Boa. —C.chrsoe, and Stei;arti Mr. loam, Judge Ad..- cam. The Hint lasted two Joys : and, after a very strict in -4,,,ry and ~iininanon eight wiinemea—Commander Chambers de-lined limiting any dideurc—the court retired, sad after three hours' deliberation concluded, "That the greatest credit was due to Commander Chambers for the manner in which the troops bad Mtn landed, and for the disci{ line maintained both on thin chip's striking sad perfect the month's eojourn on the Inland of Beam The rout t were also of opinion that Commander Chambers Inlor ciood the wisest dimectine in not attempting to give the ship a hack turn alter she *rack on a ruck, +huh It appears born the evidesca is not tad down in the Admiralty chives. at the court are of opinion that too much ousedeecow= is the Admiralty charts, on so smell a meshy an d gamma wee ant made for current, aid they thenewe ad , jodp Commander Chambers and Mr. J. Allard, the nurser, to be severely reprimanded, and to be admosialisill to be mon careful in future." _ Walt theminute@ of the court-martial sent to the Admi ralty are Duels Ohm* mid Mowing oar Adreirelry eass to to completely mrsoir, that tha Admiralty information is smile immirreat ragardiag the carnet,. WOOLWICH, Nov. 3. COlnitietONe IN TLIE ROYAL MITILLLAY.—The usthesmaimmal reatheeeo cadet., who W oolwi ch, their eballeo mil holt the Royal MU Wary Aloadem la flopember last, have received the rank of lieutenant, in no cordon. with • general regimental order Imo the Adjutant- GonoralY nifice, Whitehall :—Edward Jame Walker, Ed ward Omoueae7 Hollis% Frederick Swains Le Grim, Henry Montagu* hasher, Thomas Bram Mon Hamilton, Arthur Hamilton Gorges, Thome Charles Price, William F. M. Hutchinson, Albert Thornton Wodohouss, Clinton Her wood S. Parley, Osmond Francis Le Mottos, Homy Wed. &Aura n Patrick Fitz g erald Hallway, Enda, Audi. tom Charles H. Fairfax Ellie, John Fletcher Owen, John Egerton Oubbins Alexander K. Crulkahank, J o h n Heath- Sold Stratton, Walla' George Stirling, Jams R. Davila Cooke, Edward Smith Donlon, Francis Thomas Lloyd, Richard H. Denney Vivian, George Jima Hillieo, C Cumin* fitrahan, Henry J. V. Le M. Thomas,, firat= Deeds% Hoarse Conrad Stry.riue, Henry F. Phillpotta, Harry Mike Scram Dtrell Robert Jag°, ArchihaM W. Montgoenerit, Thomas Ctalloner Martelli, John C. IV Urban Manny, Arthur John Malt, Henry Masters Moorem, Hooray John Burgmann, John Philip Nolan. CHATHAM, Nov. 3. Shortly after daylight this morning the whole of the tacop attached to the 3rd depot (Indigo) battalion we,, marched to the Spur battery, at the rear of the fortifications, when they were drawn op into square for the rpcLe of withering the eentenoe of • district cou rt -martin car ried into effect on • private of the leth Royal bint, named Corneliva O'Brian, who wee adjudged to receive 0p tubes and to undergo a term of hapasoatesat la Pert Clarence Military Priam, for robbing a commie, Oa the poisoner being sent for from the guardroom R eras hwatt that he had effected his escape la • most clever =saw from one of the window, of the room. The escape at the has man oxudderabie surprias in the garrison, as= have coatrlved to evade the vigibmos al Ml the soldises on entry, and an investigation Into the cireamelanea has been commenced. Tin prwar bee we yet_tesa metered. The authorities at the ar-clikehave6dded en removing the 3rd depot battalion from this galTiSO4 in order to asks room for the increasing Dumber of troops who are dafiz i lm rinse. There ate now 5,001 troops attached to the i at in this garrison, nearly the whole of whom ere fit for service THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1857. MAUS BETWEEN KIM MILITIA AND THE Rao c7f4W On the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday lut North's* Maidstone, was In • mate autumnal excitement, ow ing to a dinurbanoe having take place on the former between some of the man belong to the 6th Foot end the men connected with the East Kent Militia, and which it was feared would be maned. Consequently setae officers* pickets turned out, end completely scoured the city of the militia and the revelers, on Wednesday emoting. mid thus' premetsd by prompt measures what was hared by many would have been a very serious secounter. The slick of the shops in Northgate-nreet were closed, end business was almost entirely emended during the entire mak", es isnales woe afraid of venturing from their hour for the & al making their required p ses urcha. PuM orlgin of the afkir came out at our lielieseourt on Wedsesday, when Charles Hines, a private In the 6th, was charged by polies -oonstable Epps with having, with as num ber of other soldiers not in custody, violently assaulted one =ZePhillips, • civilian. The complainant's face ere' I e frightful appearance, and showed the Mute] treat ment to which he had been subjected. One of kis eyes wee eocopietely closed op, and his feel coemd with onatualme Tharew first commenced at the City of London publio-hooes, It was mid, over • gamo of cards. A regular light snag between same of the East Kent and the privates of the 6th. errand el the men were hurt, se they had moraine to their belts, which they slashed about in all directives. The party then left fa the direction of the barracks a civilian who bed received mess severe cuts being carried by the pollee to the Nation-house. In Pekoe-street, the soldiers quarrelled among themselves, and en the iniqee they struck Phillips, the comant, who was quietly piecing down the street at the time. He called out for sasietance, and Corporal Pays, of the 17th Lancers, and a private in the ease corps, wont to his smistauce, when an encounter ensued between them sad the men of the 6th, who immediately attacked the corporal and the pirate. The corporal's hoe was quickly covered with blood from • wound indicted by • blow from tea of the belts. Police-constable Epps and others rendered all the aid they could, bat the whole of the men of the 6th mugged to effect their swage, expting the accused, win answer to the bmch, mid that he was not the only me engaged in the affair, there were many others besides him. Phillips could not Identify his assailant., the 'track being so Padden and unexpected on hie part. charge against declined maki anychargeagainsttagainstlimes, hie being left to b y e dealt with by the military au oriels. The marptrates strongly condemned the brutally exhi bited on the occasion, and directed Superintendent Clements to wait upon Captain Gore, end report the facts which had been elicited to him. The superintendent did en, and the (vein sent • picket for the seemed, who was at ones beaded over to the military anthinitise kw them to deal with hen se they should deem aqmilent.—Seedit jesters Gazette. SPORTING. BETTE %) AT MANCHESTER.—Tussosy. LIVERPOOL C (t) UP. 11 to 2 opt Us&rioad 13 to 2 Watiotniooko (t) 9to I Cotoorold (t) 12 to 1 &. Otlos (t) 14 to 1 Mamma (t) 20 to 1 &mem ((0 DERBY. 14 to 1 ;11;;;;;;; . tlio 441. WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETlNO.—Tuzsatr. Swings/Lase of 6 eon. each, with 25 added, for 2 and 3- yr olds. One mils. (6 subs.) tn. itaderts Lap= U. by Colliegyer.3, 3 yr*, MN Ib.. (Well Yr. T. MIIININWS tr. 3 'meat glb .. .IPrlori AM. I . 0 ?lb ....... 1a 1 4 : 4 1. /r3w• C"eal ri i:Dilirr. ,7lo.4l bk - ar .. .ntiai ff ..r d r'!a; Maim itemmenbasereer one inset rtgimy Putr,3 ?mat gib (ltc. lit Betthej:drie by l y e 4ea Lord Nelson, 3 to 1 apt Childrey. Won a hark, ball a length between th e second and third, noel Mihail* well up. HANDICAP el 6 mon. each, with 40 added • for 2-yr-olde. The innate to lot mid ke 60 son., &c. Abo ut one mile. Mr. Crabby& SAWN Yr SMUT nee. sa tie cons I 11. ° W . 4t la i kt;p4o .Wt ig, a g. b . . : ...... / 1.11 Tib aim , 4 Its=rord sad Thistledown also Maned. Waft 7to 4 opt Thistledown, 31s 1 Hark4ot wit Web W blip_ *oh" bolt a hag* between the mind lad tiled • Tibilmdown sad Hark-forward bolted. Ten Woacrwn AVIV MN HANDICAP, of 10 one. each, h sad 3 o.iy It declared, dc. ; wi th 100 added. Certain winners eaten. Ten utiles. (30 subs., 10 of whom declared.) anadiris lloolstula by Prrtbso a. INA, 3 net CA ?lb Ilaiwrisal 1 Mr Z. Jergarg Cortam, 4 yrs. 14 Illb. . lll3lsgh/ Mr. La Mg3N4 IrtrNtirtat, 3PR 'at il; : ttitCiNiirt3 0 . 11, eat* (Ducker) 3 Mr. T. JarmY inady. 3 MOM 41i1 4 Yr. IlArber's Pte Ilarlumay, 4 yn, ?Slab. I The following also rsa :—H I WIta, The Dope, los Bell, Wssen mad Duty Betting . 6 to 2 apt Weatherer', .9 to 2 Lacciarnia, 6 to 1 apt Knoselly, 100 to 16 apt Min Har6way. Woo by tea lengths, bails Length benison the second sad third. SELLING STALES if 6 ono. ewe, with 25 added, for 3.yr-olde sad wink Oat sae sad a quarter. (4 snits.) Mr. LINO Yuma. bac by i/am. $ M OKI. OA UM. Awry) 1 Mr. Nyllidis Sollurdio. t yrN473O). 4Cuslagier I I": &ATM:I'N 11:141" Betting : Eve... ages, to 1 egii Latin : dein, '7on by • , hetwo tenths between the secand sad third. w wee sold for 61 gnineen Ten HUADLi HAM HANDICAP ot S Dm, mach, with 30 added. Two miles, one ens flights of hurdles. (17 subs.) Illy Mlles Mad. or WON by lieryyla. 3 410 Whitel 1 inn cr i tr v Z . 37= .3 . 4 o . :1 . 04 nb NV 10tb 3 Mr. Waft as The Parser. woo, 9N. 410 .......... Mr. bent Itrlagtob LAN. yed, I W ...... . PtegarN4 I I N. D 11 3 54 Tb. INNINP We Fr•ggli. seed. of Mb ..lAL•Nkna l I Bartbotopper mad Pennons'. also nut. ' Betting 6 to 2 apt Evington Low, 7to 2 apt Earth. doPPoo, ODA MIN Toddletry, 7to 1 apt Heads or Tails. Woo cleverly by hal/ a length. Three leorhs between the nand and third, the others beaten at Tho weather was very bad, the ground deep, tad the intendants man. DESTRUCTION By FIRE OF THE MCBIC HALL, fisiosTos.—Surly this morning (Tuesday) about • quieter td four o'clock, en slum wa s given th at the Earn Maude Ilall, Edward-street, was spin on fire, and the police were quickly on the spot with the ere hoeing, but all attempts to get the ere under were utterly useless, and is h. than half serboar alter its discovery, it had burnt itself out, sad this Lithos annisement is once more • complete wreck. There not a Sem dtlmbr standing suilicient to make a Inciter match ; the Wei ior of the walls presents no other view than • heap of charcoal and fragments of non pllate. Bo =Mien was UIII ocallagration that not a thing wee eared, and from the facts which we have gleaned, the interior must have been completely gutted before the firs wee observed, which was not done till the roof fell in, when the Eames shot high into the air, illuminating for a few moments the buildings around, am far as the Town hall, and then gradually died out, leaving nothing but the smouldering ruin' • for the water to play upon. At • quarter-past 3 o'clock a carpenter, living oppositiklooked out of his window, but saw nothing, and the police constable on that best passed about the same time, but there were then ho symptoms of Sr.. The origin of the firs la at prestht a mystery, for everything woo conaidered We at half-past twelve. when the proprietor, Mr. Burton, retired to bed ; and two oil& earvantnwhom h ekeeps for the purpose, nandaed the premier again shoot two, but sew nothing. The re. rrty hi enfteured.—BrigAton Suuniner. ACCIDENT ON THE MANCHESTER AND SHEFFIELD RAILWAY C C TICIAL ACCOVNT)—MANHILSTES, Nov. 3.', for of carriages of taps Manchester, alsesid, sad Liedishho Railway Orepray's 9.0 a.m. rata lea re the reile titie;asang. tie steins keeping the track, at the riot le a to es Viaduct. he the plus at the etelihni • saw thossing rm. being put in, and ma, rho, ones at repairs and renews* le 11111 beyond the phi at which the men ere et meth, to she the. proper caution to the driver et the rbetenetroatty mist over the incomplete port tithe red al tbe moose speed of 30 can an hour, MANI et at IsaleptL No on. was laktrad, and the poeseepers were east cs by onethor train. The end of one carrier gad the aide et saseat we beak= spine the parepet. alp lintUtgenct. BAIL COURT.—NOT. 3. (Bitdags at NIA Pries,—Bators Mr. Justice Cranks and Occuocia Juries.) _ SANAWAT V. BALLS.-ALLIIOIIII NIOI.IOI7ICIL This was an action brought by the plidnflf, a journeymen baker, who also carried on business se a greengrocer on hie own account, to recover damages from the defendant, Mr. Matthew Halle, proprietor of omnibus' running from Clap ham to the Elephant and Cisitle.for injuries retained by rea son of the negligence of the defendant's aseeent. Mr. Huitdieston and Mr. Henry James appeared for the plaintiti ; Mr. M. Chamber. and Mr. Barrow represented the defendant. It appeared from the evidence of the plaintiff that on the 13th of November he wee wheeling hie track in the Borough road, being at the time stationary in imergoince of the traffic, when the driver of the defendant's arch or omnibus —for neither he nor Ina witnesses could swear which it ama— in endeavouring to pass a cart on the arm side of the rend, ran into the track of the plaintiff, who was thrown down, and the wheel of the omnibus passed over his log, larratlng sad crashing it severely. He wee conveyed by a pollosman on the barrow to the hospirl, in which he bad been con fined for twenty-four weeks, twenty-three of which were pared in bed, and had .loco been unable to Walk II • baker, though he wOe earning a small livelihoods. a greengrotier ten hie own account. In his he stated as . reams for not twinging the artist sooner that the attorney whom he had at first oessulted had neglected his intermits. lie had brought en action against him, bat the learned judge had suggested that the papas should be given up by the attorney to Mr. De Medina; the present attorney. ihmeral independent witnesses corroborated the plaintiff's account el the accident. The car for the defendant was that no blame was to be attdbuted to the driver. According to his evidence. and that of wane °Me peaeogen who were outside at the time, the mites was proceeding at a moderate pace; it was near the mute al the reed, in order to paw some carts which ware drawn up at its near aide ; at the :moment the plaintiff sad some other men drawing trucks came up on the other side. The driver called out, but they only laughed at him. The fore wheel passed the truck. The plaintiff suddenly turned aside, and the result wee that the hind wheel struck the truck, and knocked the plaintiff down. It was poeitively stated by all the witnesses for the defendant that the wheel of the omnibus could not have gone over the plaintiff, and that he got up again and walked to the side of the road. The driver pulled up as soon as he heard that the man had been thrown down, but as be wee not aware that any swine in juriled beta done be drove on again. dam TM just ultimately found a verdict for the plaintiff— ages 1001, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 3. (Sittings in Banco.—Before Chief 'urine Cockburn and Justices Williams, Crowder, and Wines.) H10N110111.11.1111 ZASS. AND 000111731 Or IiAIIINGTON. SLAXPIL The le le thb one wee the Vicar of Elveratoo, and b• to molly damages upon the d that be had tem by the Cannier of 8e ion. The ems lad ban tried at Derby beim Mr. Jades Cromwell and a e 1 jag, end the medic& wee !err the plaintiff, damages Mr. Edwin Jam& Q.C. now moved for a new tried, upon the ground that the verdict was against the evidence, and that the damage Win exceesive. He stated that the country reddens of the Eul of Harrington wee Elventea Castle, situated in the pariah of which the plaintiff was Mar. To gem the Mader, Mr. Jones, the curate of the platetiff, wee tailed, sad it append that he had lunched at the cantle, and on that owed= had had an interview with the countess la her boudoir. On that occasion the alleged Madge wee uttered, but the defence wee that the stalemate made had been much exaggerated and penerted by Mr. Jams, and that he had oennderably added to the words sad etpressions used by the countess. In additiou it wee maid that this was a statement which had been mode in Mr. Jones's ear, and which it wee never la. anded should go further. The learned counsel detailed the evidence which had beet given at the trial, whirl was in substance this:—Mr. Jones raid that on the 23rd February he bed goes to the castle to lunch, and on that occasion the comatees asked who was likely to administer the sacrament on Sunday, and veld that ate would not take the sacrament hots the planar Manus be wee a wicked man ; that he had kept the cerement money and not given anything to the poor ; and that be had pocketed the money which the Duke of LaMar bad pen [or the church ; that he wee a low vulgar fellow who was always playing at cards, and asemegleg the people in the village to do ao ; and that he and hie - wife were constantly drunk upon the door. The Coaster of Harringtcade trim of the &sir wee that she , bad Bald ate would not take the attractant from Mr. High more became she thought be waa note good man. She had aloe said that he had not accounted for the sacrament money. Tams were her recto words. She never stated that he had appropriated it to himself, and she mentioned the church warden as her authority. She never said he had pockeed the sacrament sooty. She said that the Duke of Iwioste had given IW., and the fanner 20/., to throw open the tower of the church, and that that had not been done for many yßan, when Lord Harrington hart given the balance. She had not said that the plaintiff was always gambling, bat that formerly than had been card-playing at the satle and in the village. She bad told Mr Junes that there h ad been twe curates at Elena= who were drunken, but she had DIM mid that the plaintiff and his wife had hem drunk on the door. In bee crowexamination she admitted having said that the plaintiff had been a rider at Miley's, but in formed the learned counsel that that wan not in the declaration. The learned touted further Mated that party politics ran TINT high in the county, and Lady Harrington had taken en active part in Um election in the previous March, which might have accounted for the damages being eo smeelve. TbeChiefJ meice—That would dependupon whether the Jury gm &opt. it belief to what Mr. Jones said. If they thought ft was all true that Lady Harrington bad mid that the had pocke t ed mc t the rameut money, and that he : 3 2 W I :rife ware rolling drunk upon the floor, he moot ray that the demise were anything but exceraive. If sufficient at slander, wore sot given is as such notion = a Maass a mere area He was of opinion that j wise were tact liberal amegh h tem of that kind. Mr. Jame—Much mast depend on the drownatanoes under which the amide, was uttered and to whom ; and this was • &stems& wade to Mr. Josue, and to nobody else. The Chief Justice—Bet he wee the plaintiff', curate, and wee It not his ditty to conentalcate what he had heard to his &sr P — Mr: Jorms—On the ot►er hand, wee It not Ws duty to my to Lady Harrington, " Be careful how you make these stets manta, for I communicate what is said to the Aar r' The Chtafluatke—Or might the reunite* not have add, " I will not take the 'acceptant from him," and sad a° sent This was note privileged oemmunicenon of mi, and it amened to him that if /dr. Jones's statement wee the correct me t the damages were anything but elearaiva. Mr. James—There wee no actual damage ,* no le m no en elesiaatical censure had followtd. The slander had been communicated to Mr. Jones's ewe only, end the plaintiff in bringing the action had made it much more public than It would otherwise hare been. Considering the circumstances under which the words were uttered, and to whom, he ven tured to submit that Lady Harrington'' version was the more correct one, that the damages were etheasire, and that the use ought to undergo further invostigthion. The Chief J twice void that they were all clearly of opinion that there ehonld be no rule. There wee • conflict of mitt dente. Both Mr. Jones's and Lady Ilsrrhsgton's statements had been subottited to the conettleration of a specie/ jury, and it wen idle to Fem.... that that jury had bean laflueneed by political motive.; and it was rather a strong enpposithon that all the jurymen belonged to the opposite tldi to thM taken by lady Harrington. They had thought Me. Jesse's thatement worthy of belief, and th at Lady Harriagke had uttered those eltudere. If that were so he had no hesitation in saying that, for slanders as destructive of a clergyman's character, the damage' could not be said to be maiWe. Rule refused. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 3. (Bakes the Chief Cotendaslatur.) R WI KAMM 07 A LEXANDiI CROPT Will 07 Pltollolll 07 MAIIIIIIOI. 'MY Walnut, who bed been a master maltose, lately med., of the hrtg Laing, from Bunderlead to Bt. Petersburg, aggilsd to be discharged from prem. - M" ,;gib od opposed for Mir Eleanor Brewster Bartel, the credttor, for the damages and costa in an action for breech mise of marriage. Mr. Used stipvorted. Ths ,gs in the action Bahia v.Wlnte ' were put in u evidence. It appeared that the writ waa eased in April and the cause tried in May when the insolvent alleged that be WA absent from England. Miss Dalciel had lived with her father who was a Olio'. butcher at Newcastle, and oa the trial sev eral letters written by the insolvent were reed. It wee alleged that only a abort acquaintance had notated batmen the insolvent and the opposing creditor. The jury gave a verdict for 601., and the costa were just over BW. The only other creditor in the schedule was fora balance of law come on his pert in the action. Mr. ffargood complained of the damages, and that the insolvent, who had made no offer, had determined not to pay one shilling. Mr. Reed relied on the abort acquaintance of to parties, and the abeam of any real damage to the tidy by the insol vent's refusal. The Chief * Commissioner said the cue flood before the court on the hue fart 14 the verdict by the jury. The action wee for breach of promise of marriage, and considering the position of the insolvent the damage, were to a heavy mount. _ _ Hie Honour have a Jedgment of seven months at the ndt of Wu Diana from the Tuning artier on the ard Septenktme. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD DOUBT.—Nov. 3. (Before the Recorder.) Beale Mei Ca Battle% vse balloted for • Idoedesseeeetelt urat therise Harding. Mr. Neigh prosecuted , Mr. Metcalfe &fouled the Tatassr. The pease .M la this case was the daughter of a penes is boebie draseelesess who obtained ha liesillesed Wisp Weeps, ad the palates, was ose-of the Isdeare Yr hoer. Thee vas Ws peseMertey ta the ere, Am the pressteleb, trite le thiny yam &I, wee both dui GM dolt, land her evidence was Intsnweted to the court and jury, appa rawly with very great bulky; by Mr. Downing, the Sects :lt:he Deaf and Dumb Ins'itution. According to her she was alone in the house with the prisoner, sad having gone into hie bedroom in the morning to clean It up, and perform the necessary domestic ofli not knowing that be was there at the time, he laid bold ws, of her, and committed the offence imputed to him by the pre. sent indictment. It appeared that immediately her mother returned she told her what had happened, and the prisoner woe taken into custody. The defence set up was that the prosecutris was a consent ing party to what took place, and witnesses were celled who spoke to her having committed redone act. of indecency upon several occasions with other lodgers in the hones. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. John Brooks, 27, Caroline Riehardson, 38, and Harriet Peach, 21, were indicted for • burglary in the dwelling-hones of John Coleman, and stealing 2301. in gold and bank notes,his property. .Itr Poland conducted the prosecution; Mr. Harks de fended Brooke and Peach; and Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Sharpe I were counsel for the other prisoner. The prosecutor to the landlord of the King's Anna public boemeAr ietlng-houne-lene, Peckham, and it appeared that the In question was committed on the let of Bey timber. n the afternoon of that day the prosecutor hale way considerable nun of money in gold end note. in a bag and • box in a drawer in his bedroom, and about six o'clo& be went there and eaw that the money was all oafs He went up again shortly after nine, and he then found that the drawer had been forced open, and the whole of the Mobs. The trrltlerms against the prisoners was ectair J rharticter. It ippeared that all 'the pleases were in the habit of frequenting the prosecutor's house, and that Brooks was In the ot the bar shortly before the robbery moat have been committed, end that the other two prisoners were also In the neighbourhood, and two *Unseats who lived opposite the King's Arras swore very poeitively that about eight o'clock on the evening of the rob be ry they taw the prbaner Brooks in the prosecutor's bedroom with a ate In hie band. From inquiries that were made it turned out that Brooks and Peach cohabited together, and that al most immediately after the robbery they made purchased of jewellery to the amount of 601., and thb jewellery was found in their peeseesiun when they were taken into custody. With regard to the prisoner Richardson, evidence waa given that she was teen coming away from the back of the prosecutor's premises on the night of the robbery, end that when the aterten w t s o w lt e rcht e st n tn i to Mr a hlr P f "" es" P""n some money to make her defence, and that she then mirth, a sort of admis sion that she was concerned in the robbery and bad part of the proceeds. The jury found Brooks and Richardson Guilty of steeling the money, and Acquitted Pesch. The Recorder sentenced Brooks, who had been before con victed of felony, to six years pe nal servitude, and Richard eon to be kept to bard labour for 12 months. TER POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Jahm Kerby Richard', as attonmes derkorucherged vith forging a number delegate aim the Loudon and Viestidosterßaak. It apd that the prisoner obtained posneedon of a blank c heq uebook by forging the order of • gentimun named C ollins,ol residing at Bayswater. Mr. Collins knew the prisoner formerly as a clerk in the employ of Mr. Bowen May, solicitor, and expressed his bend that the order and the writing on some ot the forged cheques were in the pri soner's handwriting. It was farther proved that the pi seed had net • messenger with one of the cheques to the Holborn-bench of the bank ; but, the forgery being de tected, the messenger was accompanied beck to the prisoner, who wee taken into custody. The evidence showed that up wards of 1001. worth of cheques, for amounts of about 101. sad 12f. each, had been put into circulation, although only two of them were cached by the bank before the detection of the forgery. Sergeant Smith, of the detective form, proved that, after he apprehended the prisoner, the latter in his presence asked Mr. Collins if the matter could not be arranged. Some blotting paper was found in the possession of the prisoner with the name Colli n s upon it, similar to the signature to the cheques. The extraordinary conduct and observations of the pri goatee advocate (an attorney's clerk) here induced the ma glens» to intsrpoes. Mr. Jardine said—Your interruptions are coming to • point at which I must interfere. You are no solicitor, and, for aught I know, have no business here. I will not have persons insulted, and in future I shall require some proof that you are entitled to be here . The advocate here handed in his authority as clerk to a solicitor in practice, and cud he had teen 35 years attending the courts ; but it was painfully apparent that he was labour ing under the effects of potations deep and strong. At on. time he began to crodi-examine the solicitor for the prosecu tion inatmd of the dine», and at another solicited conside ration for the wits and family of Mr. Collins (the principal witness for the prosecution) At a later period of the ease the prisoner took the mow examination of a dined out of his advocate's hands, much to the indignation of the latter. Mr. Jardine observed that ha was desirous of giving every reasonable indulgence to the prisoner, who was so unfortu nately defended. It was his belief that the prisoner's advo nate was intoxicated. 11;71irtoVseirselerk—Then I must pledge my word that I have drunk nothing to-day. You have hitherto treated me with respect. Mr. Jardine—Because you have deserved it. In future I shall sot be satisfied with a general recommendation from an attorney that you are engaged to attend the metropolitan police courts for him, but I shall require a special authority in nark case. (To the p• a)—Whom did you employ f' Prisoner—l engaged this gentleman, and gave hue a guinea. His name is in the list of solicitors at the prison, as recommended by the visiting justices. The list is kept to protect prisoners from pe sons who pretend to be solidur and are not. I particularly asked if he was a solicitor, and, being told he wee I mid I should like to have him, if he wee one, for I bad ha d busineos with him. The Attorney'a Clerk—l have fought battles for this man that nobody else would dare to do for • 'km. (To the prisoner) —Yon mast not complain against me, sir. Prisoner—l don't complain. The Attorney's Clerk—May I mak your worship to recal the imputation that I was intoxicated? By my soul I have not taken even a glass of ale this day. Mr. Jardine-1 hope it is so; but your conduct is so dif ferent from ordinary, that the impression produced on my mind was that you were intoxicated. The AU•orney's Clerk—Pray recall it, Bir. I have 14 Mr. Jeadine-1 autnot recall the statement that euch wen aad is, my impluston. Mr. Collins—lt ts the opinion of every one in court. The prisoner wea committed for Cris] M three cases. A further chain of forgery, under similar circumstances, wee preferred swains! the prisoner by Menses. Ultima:in and Co., hanky Tx, with • similar result, the prisoner being corn milted in two more cases. THAMES. Bober( Yon., and Daniel Dillon, able-bodied youtby were brought before Mr. Mtn charged with dijorderly con duct in Hatcliff Workhouse. Henry Snelling, porter in Reteliff Workhouse, sold this morning, half an hour after the other inmate. had left their beds, be heard a notes in the sleeping apartment, end upon going there saw the prieonere It and with nothing on them but their *burr. He told them to desist, end they did on, but they were very abusive end ineolent for some time afterwards. There was on old moo dying in the same want, who was very much frightened, and there was no doubt the dirgurceful and noisy scene he bed whammed would hasten his death. The primness were notorious for their insolent and disorderly conduct, and were an annoyance to the well conducted inmates of the house. The iri.;;;;:i.; 7t;Wri;uows, who scowled at each other, in their defence threw the blame on one another, and mid they were only fighting out their quarrel. Mr. Smite—Your conduct is most diegraceful, and you ought to be thoroughly slammed of yourselves, not only for disturbing the last moments of the dying man, but also for being a burden on the poor ram at all. You ought to be getting your own living. I sentence you to bo imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for seven days. MARKII24. • COTTON.—Lrcanrooc, Nov. 3.—To-day there were 9,000 bake disposed of, which included 100 Perm= and Maranhant, 9d.; 30 Bahia, Rld. , 100 Egyptian, 11 id. to 13d.. 600 Surat, 6id. to 64d. The market closed very heavily, and compared with Fridey's rake, prime of all kind. are very much the same. The tendency is downwards. Total Wm since Thursday, 20,000 bake ; speculation, 6,009 ; import, 20,000. COTTON GIOODS.—M ANCFI PATER, Nov. 3.—The last =rime from America, and the failure of house' in the cotton trade at Liverpool, have cast a heavier gloom on the mirket this morning, and business has been almost =appended. Spinmvs and manufacturers have bast willing to make mem cessions in price withou. inducing business, and ,Tarns may be quoted id. to id. per lb. cheaper than last Fr ida y. Jam comets ate 11d. ; mar:Upon& lid. to 3d.; and 40rinch shirting', 3d. to 4id. per piece cheaper than a fortnight ago, and in wore cases even a greater reduction has been sub mitted to. Some fair menus' have been made of ebirtings fur India and China, and but for the high rats of 94. charged by bankers for discounting the bum usually given for each a still larger hinnies' would probably have been done. triads, r inien end manufacturers are more than usually anxious in such a state of the market, more especially those who have large stocks of cotton stored up, and steps are taken in all directions to farther limit production ; but even with these precautionary measures stocks are accumulating rapidly. WOOLLEN.—L,aDe, Nuv. 3.—We have had e bad market thin morning. The weather has best ao dark them it wee *home impossible to judgo of cloth. end ellioeded oo opperrently for doing boohoo..Th=nl 7 . almost bees a bleak. Hoomesartim, Nov. 3.—We ota spit so Improve tont Nina last week. Bogner mom kw a whits soopiadcd. Wool does not decline, but notiskag thimr, and In tossofto lord articles there is little cheap is mime. The Indian end American sews lately received oro to !MIN chocked die- Bair, but soirooly to lan natanil cisaisee, WOOLS.—llcournerintri, Nov. tho wool trade burliness is generally flat, in the face of public sale., but is the present degreased state of manufactures it la brought almost to a stantbstill. MANUFACTUILES.-OVDDIMAVOILD, Nov. 3.—Our cloth hall to-day has exhibited en extremely dull appearance, little or no business doing in any branch, and stocks in- Crtneiniy. The few merchnula unending buy in very small quantitate, oven where they could do it on more favourable taros. CORN.—Hutt, Nov. S.—Arrivals 01 wheat and relay etill continue liberal. The weather during the week has been clansman and, although flue in the Wanks, has airs become damp, the usual chereamis& of the present month. The wheat trade in the early part of the week continued in the same dull and temetisfectory date, and scarcely any diapoeltion evinced to do business, although holders would have submitted to a further decline of la. per qr. had buyers come forward; the agricultural markets, however, appear within the lea few days to Gave mode stand, and sa quotations at the principal continental shipping port. have not given way in a corresponding ratio to the decline in this country, it probable probable that prier have v about reached the lowest t, and although millers are the on buyers at present, still from the inerered consumption of done, owing to the relative high value of potatoes, present currency is likely to be fully supported in the f ace of the Catmonetary crisis and total absence of speculative feel . t the market to-day • email .apply of English wheat, which is taken off at an advanoe of Is. pa qr. Foreign meets with more general demand and has folly recovered deprerion noted during the week. Seeley slow sale at a decline of le. par qr. Beans and peas rather cheaper. Otte difficult to quit, and prices in favour of buyer. LEEDS, NOVSYNER 3. —We are fairly supplied with wheat; the trade recovers from the dulness we experienced on Friday, and there in • fair We for all good wheats at fully the rates of last Tuesday, other aorta without altera tion. Barley comes in extra of demand, end prices give wee without inducing much barer. BO•01 and other in limited request at about former rates. Average price of Grain—Wheat, 3,736 quarters, 63e. 2d.; balm 1,221 qrs., 425. 1441. ; oats, 136 qrs., 26e. 6d. • qrs., 465. Id.; per, 81 qrs. 475. 216. Arrivialtr a Wbeat, 41 e 0 .1 4e5. ; Orl, 9 qrs • b arley 410 qrs•; beans, 54 qrs.; 2,188 era ; Breed, 96 qrs. • LIEN, Nov. 3.—The weather is damp end gloomy. To this day's market the supply of wheat was only small, the condition wee more or less affected by the weather, good dry samples sold readily at an advance of L. per qr. Common qualities as last week. Burley, the supply liberal, the demand was slow fur both malting and grinding qualities, at • re duction of Is. to 2.. per qr. from last week's currency. Bees end oats without alteration in prices. —Wheat, white, 6116. to 6311 n., 66e. to 60s. ; ditto red, GOlbs. to 631 b... 635. to Ms. ; ditto, ditto, new, 621 be. to 64165., 62a. to 668. • ' ditto, ditto, new, 6011 n. to 611bs, 475. to 60e. Daley Cho: velar new, 6216 e. to 641 be., 43a, to 48e. ' • ditto, common, Mho. to 621b5.; 37e. to 42.. Beene, old, 66Ibs. to minx., 4098. to 628. ; ditto, new, 64Th.. to 6616. , 42a. to 465., per qr. to the growers. NZI;CASTLE, Nov. 3.—The weather to-day is exceed- Insly wet, with wind from the north-east. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the grown., and having very little offering from the coast, and such qualities being wanted fur mixing with the foreign, a good sale was experienced at Saturday's rates, extn new yellow in soma partial instances commanding an advance of is. per qr. For one very choice lot 67e. yes acquired, whereas the best `Ciboria runs met attention at 64e. per 63114. Choice foreign may also be written a shade dearer, extra new tickermark touching 67c, and Holstein SU., per qr. respectively. Flour in dew request, and where sales ware forted buyers had the turn in their favour. Malting barley still continues to evince a drooping tendency, 425. bang an extrema value for 621114. to 13114. wane sienna., whild anything having a chamber smell was quite unsaleable. Malt, unless fine, quits neglected. In other articles little seriatim. BALI/IVRY, Nov. 3.—At our market to-day we had • large supply of all grain and a full attendance. 'There we • brisk trade doing In wheat, the best samples for seed pm pan being in great request, and prices advanced 2s. per qr. Medium qualities, and some which mote to hand damp, realised only lute rates. There was a steady inquiry for flour, as last quoted. With a good demand fur ail deeerip tions of barley, there was a general reduction of Is. per qr. Malting hinnies now being in full working operation, there ia a better supply of malt, and prices to-day were a little lower, with a probability of a further reduction. There was a steady trade doing in all other kinds of grai which maintained last week's prices. New wheat, 61s. t o 645.; old, 492. to 66a. Barley, 33a. to 425. pats, 26e. to 31s. Beans, 395. to 61s. Peas, 41.. to 465. Rye, 392. to 435. Tares, 40a to 445. per qr. Flour, 40s. to 445. per sack, Malt, 9s. to 9s. 6d. per bushel. CATTLE...-SALISIWRY, Nov. 3.—At our market to day we had an ;increasing enpply of beans, and the quality and rendition were generally good. The attendance of buyer and dealers was not en numerous as at our last market. The demand for the beat DeVOl2ll was extremely dull, though nearly all of that description found purchasers, and prices were the turn easier. Although reduced prices were asked for the more inferior description of animals, it woo very difficult to do burnout, and a large number remained unsold at the rices of the market. A decided decline of 6d. per some took place. There was about the usual seasonable supply of sheep of good quality, most of which found purchasers., and although the trade was inactive, there was no reduction of prioes from our but market. Very little business transpired in calves, there being but few on offer, and prices remain nominally unaltered. There was an average supply of pigs of all kinds and breeda, and a good deal of Vastness appeared to have been transacted at much the same as last quoted. Beet oxen realised from lie. to 12s. per score; cow and bailer ditto, 10.. to 10s. 6d.; mutton, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; lamb, 80. to 9d. ; veil, 70. to Bd. ; pork, fresh said salt, 70. to 9d. per lb., and 10. 3d. to 108. 9d. per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb., end 10e. 3d. to 10s. dd. per score; dry baron, 10d. to I Id. per lb.; awed hams, 10d. per )b. ; quarter old store pigs, 2/e. to pickled setach; sodding calves, Ids. to 29e. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mho Paw M. Tolat TOM. ZAILWATII. rpm mum &sada. UM 1910. Week matt' Odober U A I 4 _ A Earth ethffonter.re IR. A 0.1 13.1 er 7.411 UN Week roans Oebterr U. illere , ,r awl ...,41. llama — 7,443 4,014 week males Yoh 1. Werth Lead= . 9 1./013 947 2.411 3.191 Wet Lasilakogif • 411 419 1.041 701 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•SU•LTY. Mersey (sal, from Liverpool to acme% bee teen hi mina et& the Veneta (Taal& ship). even newel receiving eiseliereble lernage, particularly the former, elitet by tees sarnitelle— ijonnantinc;:e. Osi. SI. UVVEPOOL Bates Ar Fonittx, sad Martell, at Hl — ; irCitrowin• Wan; Etch dd. at ltaoa Bay. Hle;ra, at P. E. leirod ;tood• at Etelltburto ; **.banla pal. at Grua ; Ondor, at 11 , eard ; Pa4e, at Hattori; torraly, at Ariehat ; &whales, and Zeta.. at Gotpr ; 111Latio, and Dadtaha. at ?atm; Northam at Patti. 8.1; Alma, at Dalbottga; Eltaaltottglel!• VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Art tin{oF. from rusterland far lakutta, October 21, lat. Cornelia Obis), from Bombay Mr Lleerpcol, October 24 lat. 45 P., ion_ 7 . ..0 W. Jones. for Adelaide, September 11, 5 p.m, lab. 44) N , low. 11.10 W. Linntseng, from Lennon foe C. mita, Pere/ober 57, Ist. 4 N., kr. le W. Ratesil, Sinclair, from Latrupool for liamonab, October 18, 36 miler saM of PI a Istan4. North Soaks (Americas ship), Iran London for Part Phillip, Ott. 7,5.424 N.. km. 74 W. Sarah. from Ueda. fee blagarro.oelnter 1, Mt. 8 N., lon. 21W. Sumbeol (alrip). of Lorton, with emigrants, steering onithmest, Oetotsr 27,1M.48.22 N., km 9.41 W. AMERICAN num.—The Cunard steamer Niagara sails on Saturday morning next foe Hatlfax and Boston. Letters will be reetived at the Liverpool Pastro>Bas until 11 cm. on that day, with late fees until 12, and on the landing stage until 1 o'clock. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AVOTBN.—Oet.3I. at rpm Oromooratreet, the trite of V. /MAO Eee., of a &deal* , YITZOBRALP.—Noe. 1. at Iteadeld street.. Oarredtbh glum% tM trif+ of W. B. V. tit:Gerald, rot, M.P., of a °suede, BA MBROOK.—Oet. 30. at Doer, the 'We of Mr. J. B. Hu:text. of a daughter. I.lollBo.N.—Oct. 30. lat Coldlegtna. Bede. the trite of B. Hoban, Eat, '74 daugAt;;. . AIL 30. Wootvw.h, the site of Copt. A. 11. Manny. . Bro N C—Nov. 1. et Seeded.* the •tfe of Mr. T. atone. of a me. TO RTON.—Nov. 1. at Thl.at, Torkehlre. the L.dj Cadlla TUrt... 01 yob and heir. YLRRLLORIL LUCK 117—RINCL—Oet. Holy Trinity Church, Una Sootier, by the Rev. L L. ems, II A.. Charles Etlea d. roe of E. Leckie, Sm. of rahoun WI. 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