The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-07 00:00:00

NEW !WINN WALLS. aTDMIT, OCT. M. The asw masters, Mars. Cowper. Jan Mier tay, end Martin, ham ha area without Ma and the parliamentary ompaiga will ahartlJ aniamaa. Tb• Gisausal ream quietism seas likely to be shelved kr • time, bat the laud bill will mast inadkal be aniseed. So far ea the miaisterial plea I. best amertained, it appears that of yr.& plea dOW waste bads is to be reduced Ima IL ao Ia pee an, sales to be 'Erected at public meta, al no leak to be pat up exceeding 640 am ma ia •'•• • • " Aa vag be illialeklek SIMI masts considerable di asuffl/ ft arlaka as lo dis policy of altering the raiitta pries ef the mews lead', which has aloe bona Rae* at IL la Victoria, Beath Australia, and Tema. Many an convinced it would give rile lamohaelthy vie-elation, create • land amain, sad L oda( un f airly towards the awilten of the to whom des leads have been plsdgeaas he the isht, weammetaliag to two minions sad m e•atlisi. On the other hand, it is urged that the value of the security would in no way be impaired, that the =would simply facilitate the disposal of info- Gads ausaleable at the present price, whilet those of good quality would always fetch what they were worth at the same time greater inducements weld be held out te immigrants, aid the territorial maw largely iameasei la way humbhi lodgment, the upset price might mhisategessoly be redwood were a tax imposed on all leads sell. The system to be adopted should be ens of local taxatioa, and the amounts raised should le applied to the improvement of roads and con struction of public works in the districts wherein they were levied. This arrangement could readily be effected on the introduction of the municipal eye. tern, which will not 106 g be withheld from the country. The proceeds of the land sake would be paid late the public treasury, a prelim devoted to the extinction of our debt, and the romwiader spent ea works of utility, partly on the trunk linos of com await:anon which would remain under the saprwvi sion of the central government, partly in greets in aid to the municipalities of the poorer or more warmly populated districts. Such is • brief undies at the scheme I would On the 17th ult. Si r e . benison sailed ham f i lln i el a i n‘t nher Majesty's ship Iris on • visit to Non to which the Pitcairn islanders were re moved oa the breaking up of the penal establishment those. On his return I trust to be able to furnish same account of this interesting community. Colonel Bloomfield, of the 11th Regiment, the lion. J. H. Plunkett, President of the Legislative Council, and the Hon. C. Cowper, chief secretary, were appointed by proclamation administrotoes of government during his Excellency's absence. On the 27th alt. the Mamie@ and Orwell transports arrived with the 77th Regiment, which comes out to relieve the 11th. Thies troops were disembarked, but their baggage has not yet been landed, as the regiment will probably be sett to India at once, should their services unfortunately be mitred there. The Indian government having notified their in tention of sending an officer to Australia for the purpose of obtaining horse, for the dragoon regi =rota on their way to India, • public meeting of borsebeeeders and stockholders was held recently in Sydney with a view to facilitate this object. The friends of the late Captain Green, of the ill fated Dunbar, are taking steps to erect a tablet to his memory. The Hon. G. R. Nichols, an old public servant, died on the 12th Sept. last. Although traffic with the country districts is re opened and considerable supplies have gone up, our market has shown little animation since the de parture of the last mail. Excessive rates continuo to rule for Eastern produce, and this has no doubt contributed to restrict transactions on the part of the dealers, who only buy for their immediate re quirements. In the money market a certain degree of tight. ness prevails and in the face of the large demand for accommodation, arising partly from the extreme rates at which ?Astern produce is maintained, and the demands of the dealers—whose clients hare incurred losses and require extended credit, owing to the floods—it is not improbable that au advance in the rates of discount will take place ere the close of the year, though this will depend greatly on the state of the money market at home, and the result of the wool sales. Exchange on London remains at 2 per cent premium for 60 days Bank bills. The Centurion, Electra, end Maid of Judah have sailed since the 10th September ; they convey 3,021 bales of wool, 971 csaks of tallow, and 17,099 hides. The shipments of gold from let of January amount to 39,249 ox., and 482,637 son. This doss sot include the shipments per Simla this month. Grist dissatisfaction is felt at the proposal of the European and Australian Company to run their large steamers from Calcutta to Sues, employing smaller ones on the Australian line to Celle. The scheme will meet with the opposition of these colonies. PORTUGAL mama ova owe COI2IIIIOIIDIRT ) LISBON, Nov. 29. I am rejoiced to have to record that the fever 1 appears to be gradually passing into the period of decadence. The weather during the last week has been considerably colder than heretofore, and doubt less has produced a beneficial effect. Very strong hopes are now expressed, and by medical men who have good opportunities of forming an opinion, that before the middle of Ileoember the disease will have departed. M. Sucinet, a physician, nominated by the French government to study the prevailing epidemic, arrived here some ten day . s ago ; be u also accompanied by M. Guyon, who is known as the author of several works on epidemics. They have visited some of the hospitals, and I believe the k , 1 result of their observations will be forwarded to I I Pa ri s by this packet. I have not yet definitively Deed their opinions , but common report gives them li ! to be to the effect that the disease is caused chiefly by the unwholesome state of the sewers and the pneral dirty condition of the city, and that it is of the typhus class. On the 26th inst. the new cans is of fever were reported 169, and LS deaths in houses j and hospitals ; on the 26th there were 149 cans and 5 1 • 32 deaths ; and on the 24th, 179 eases and 64 deaths. The King has nominated the Bi s h o p o f C o i m b ra , 3 , Memel Bento Rodrigues, to the vacant seat of Patriarch of Lisboa. The prelate of coarse awaits i the confirmation of the Holy See, and its usual so companiment, the elevation to the dignity of cardinal. . 5 There is no news of imp o rta nce o f a p o li t i ca l na ture to communicate. The King appears to have gained a lasting place in the egimation of his people by his noble and unselfish conduct during the last few months, and to have become popular in the [ highest degree. I understand that the Portuguese government have arranged to seed 200 men to (ioi on board the b a'N'lZy v .tliw g eneral t e complaints are heard from the P wine-growers that the process of powdering the vials with sulphur, so extensively practised to de stroy the disease, his left an unpleasant taste and smell on the wine. 1 believe, however, that a sys tem has been adopted of treating such wine with pulverised charcoal, which has the result of counter- , acting this effect. It is now said that in many dis tricts the yield of oil has fallen short of the average. On the 19th inst. a very sensible shock of an earthquake, which endured for several seconds, was felt in the city. The papers also state that shocks were felt at various places throughout the whole it Portugal. In foreign exchanges no material alieraticie hes occurred this packet. On London the rate at 90 days' date has bean 64j, with paper over, the de mand being exclusively for short dates. On the other places some transactions have been effected at the following quotations, at three months' date ; via., Paris, 616 ; H il it 48j; Amsterdam, 431 ; i Genoa, 515. The stock mar et sterhehti the OM mated being nominal at the following rates:-.- 1 I Three par Cent. Coupons, 43 to 44 ex divided; Defamed, 26 to 27 ; Bank of Portugal, 6 to 9 per met. peoi a I Bank of Oporto, 22 to 22/ per cent. MB EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBRR 7, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATIAIL, Deo. & Time is user masterly say doabt that tip Costae elersis take soak es Tem* imst of thie Asel4owa t 11■11111. buss nes same. will be istally lot, es woes arm the mitewesserhYh ale beim sots w wir bor raft sassmild, the mine islurise site bee esisteed will smiler bra elk be wetbing but Ss be Welles sp. Devi.' the while et tray sem brands et shiporfcbts mil Wearers blase bra bawl et week Imieg bar keen the to width she bee et a • estisboot the begot lose this eillessest lems Wee* amid bow& Issw ink awl es the tidle rigor_ Ws womb& it essilimily Redd lad aleestell will be Med. Owls( to the Otis dr Me wid to, is expelled ft will be bat dot bar look le brim It is it usderetest that Idea. teems A. 0.1 X.c le te be tried by etterbosartlal tor Asthe ~mg As who MO bias seteivel by Wood H. gewilsszo for do SA ses; or lkiel lisigese said Mm.., to to held is aurade ist be Mims. I°!..YIIOUTH, Dsc. 6. - The 94th Regiment well brit; ihuttlime embark be Irk ea Tarry. Tre regbrat, it will be reare bral. bee twin pene te sea eni near rbe se Dr et 1a re Arid% Herberg law irarear. Od ebut she pet irk be tie port S. Ere tend ashen or • Ing her her onsualrieg a neon rds, rake the en =nee4 der. Tien are ger. she err emberbed the lad brig near be atria rent hin num at He err diesellener dlereer.ber andiorry - err ely ambled by the kerbs et be orb nit bar rear. Oa ea emir bob ark the gpreerner ortellei new the neirel b te be one eat embed, erelt Turley be rabebei in the Mem Is Aboadrie. oher te it tint inner by the Pesisenbe er Oebeeel Con pony. The L wee eineaseal Irrehee ; so thee &burin thee airs &be purr snivel ci thie red ✓ot u brie won mot borer Lefer.the DIVOIPORT, Dtr. 6. The flag of Admiral Sir Reynolds waa &d ad tom whito to ral ea Mt Ma sbe morelag, ati alou mem lg d by the Royal W. J. William, Ma 16 gone TIM =shM sig. X I mill W. Moslem Slesimlolll., A 0111ALTAL Nov. St The Peninsular awl Odenhal Oespeay's gears &leas arrival tau ion Mime& et I p.m, mil Wiled az H. ia ibis avaigati Abut Ma we ot nNo Slii amwolosi adieus aad gokubrermaill e so nada Madoso. Moab mai ORR by lbw Royal ma otabsia Tamar the Nowt to bar No jasty'smilkon, Uri aimed: toskslos Wiz mortis. The Orwell, with the beadinartire of the 77th Iteemest d Fort, arrival d aria, New South Wales, pike Is Ott. 2. The following officers have taken bertha in the WY parketa which are pre to knee Southamp ton during tile next month, r e .: Seaton, Atkinson, Rummy, and Anderson; Maim Campbell, nee, and Venice; Captain. W. Jain, Forster, A. Burnaide, Stewart, Coo, sad B. Lea: Liwatesanta B = Valley, bat, W !etre*, W. Barclay, Godley, and B. T. Reid. The screw steamer Abeoss is expected to leave Southampton to-warm, to take is at Plymouth 900 troop. for India rid Egypt. A steamer will be in waiting at Bea to take them on. Lab, intdltsmce. 111/11010LITAN 001:TITY 0001191 L -gr. kedieliona wet 'Kali- Da l • Tomb& 11: -Weirshig. Da t; t'9adlß 19: zo.6.This-Kaliff. Da 7; Tiarby : It eiliiiiiL n""a t=rie•t " : M CL7it-11aX, D I VED& 41626"..-I =arat-Ilialic Dia 7:'115~9t9, 11 ml26 r g.iW irailialL-getler, Dos. I; Widamelay. 9: 'Thitiat ft W h Dartaali-Wedausic Da nor *tip 11141 6 _ Daimaril-Taimigi, Dos. L Ossar.ol—Wdrollogl.l 4. ll. Weemrpm—TUMT a ll . ".• ahasp_Tema Orry or Loos., . Da 8: Wedass• dace , Tlrreft.ll; lilday, IL glom "Of course," the prisometndded, "I thought the gent. was follue ma behind." nil defence seemed plau sible enough, esaDy se thrown* two parties to the tranme tion,but ‘ngithy us to th e prisoner's character coon dispelled the illusion. His landledy, a wax= melding In a neighbouring _court, Meted that Me Feimater, with his wretched wife and children, had been a long time in her house, and she could not get rid of than. He paid no rent, newer did any work, but was oon- Mandy "twinging home" and "taking out" articles in the meet royals ions manner. lie treated her with perfect admin. . Mr. Henry committed him for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. Allard Jorksors, oil and colourman, carrying on business In Leeneed-street, Shoreditch, committed for trial at the next Old Bailey sessions, from this court, in conjunction with his wife, for fMonionaly receiving a large amount of belonging to the Countess of Ellesmere, wee again up by Sergeant Evens, O division, for two similar offesess. It ginned during the examination of the prisoner for readving the Ellesmere jewellery and valuable dresses, that a vest amount of other property, not in connection with that robbery, wee found in his home, and Even; with uttering vigilance, has, in the interim of the remands, disoovered its owners, u will appear by the following evidence : A young lady, named Roes Manley, residing et Dorchester, said—l journeyed from the Waterloo Railway-station to Clapham In a cab, on January 6th, 1856. A portion of my luggage placed on the roof was a large box made of tin end painted exactly resembling, if not really, the same as that prodvoud now. It containW dream and jewellery, with other sztides, end was In ell about the ulna of Or. Several articles of the jewellery produced I believe to be times I lat. The album end •gluvbox I swear to." Evan—l found ell this property In the prisoner's house on the 28th of October. Catherine Leseembe—l em cleaner at the Willow-walk chapel, and on having it_ one night, about the time the 171 lady speaks of, lover the box placed on the steps. It was empq, end I have bad It Anon The Flumes house Is about a solnalds walk hem there. In the second case, James North, DiShedvvoir Medi said —I am a jeweller. In May, 1856, my premier were her glariously inured, and 2561. worth of property, coniedng of watchea, rings, chains and brooches, stolen. Part of thus ete_jeoduced Mr. Hammill—l shell remand the &cunt LETTER FROM INDIA. Mr. E. A. Readeorbo front the death of Mr. Colvin to the appointment of Colonel Feuer as Commissioner, ad. mininered the government of the North-Wastem Provisoes, writing from Agra on the I Ith of October Mates: I ine prepared for the backward wave of mutineers beaten out of Delhi on Agee, end if Colooel Ores/bed bad come by limns instead of Anytime, the amaah would law been one complete. I had fortified the city in anticipation, sod Agra le now entered by one of the strong plea, which could be forced only by manon. The rejoicing of the people is vary great at this. The advantege is that merandiag bands cannot now enter sa they could before, and lib and property Sr. rendered safe." And vain on the Nth ef October, referring to Coked Oreathed's force, be gays ei The people of the country roes urn the methane who name to fight us after their defeat, and area the bops Mee turned out and thrashed them. The accounts from Denims satisfactory. The whole Meerut disinfest is mat ample le in full authority. Muttr; I. nisti;agad big • satire Deputy-collertor as quietly as before the outbreak. Oude, Robileund, Bundeleund are the bens in which rebellion is rife, and there must be fighting in all three before it CM be put down. I hope men we shall have the Bombay road open by Owalior. • /kindle the Itsgeh is de lighted to have get rid of the mutineers, and well he bee berm/ in kerptasg then in piny, until they could do us no mbar bona. No one wood behove if be erne here from Inglend that these weld have been any eerier outbreak rust this. The renntry le day cultivated, the crop med ics*, and eery reaper of a favourable arc& The reruns is relied everywhere wirer any trouble, and all the dried of her rial delbSill•MMle Y unfonried. I still ramie tbe Trorery, which lea be richer et the and of this mark then • yes in July, though there boo been an errors =day el mew IS expenditure on the fort, end in parehriag ben ware provider, acre of whkh bas be.. reds reqedied." Mr. A. B. Reads is, we believe, broths, be Mr. Charter Barb, the order. 1121211171 SOLLlmity STILLS 121 SOUTH Tr - A741 NEAT'S, BitratiaT. In roan:pence of the extreme depression of trade, the colliery roprisson and ismaresers or the Aberdare dis trict lately fish - compelled to gin mars al a redscren silken 10 to 20 per cent. in the wages el shalt tar, bat las am, some thorn& in nano_ ,ter have resisted, sad are now on sure. The men bare hold doily meeting. on the mountain, the rasa of which he. been the adoption of resolutions to the following diet: I. "Not to accept soy redaction of wag"; 2 Not to allow them employed to look after the pumptng and ventilation, end other underground work in the pita, to work ; 3. Not to yay the varier ropkespin the dare owing to them for revilers supplied to the collier. in the pest month. It is a precuts her. for Ma shopkeepers to gin credit to the cotters until they receive their wages—monthly or fort nightly, so it may be. The mare have vieited the different pits, end ordered the engineers not to work. Tha coon grace is that a great rosy our-pier are rapidly filling with water, which it will take es ks, and even months, to pump oat. At the Annan Ironworks, belonging to Menem Yothergill, all Use colliers, stunt 900, being en stir, the blast.tentaces an blown out, but the form are at work, owl being four Smelters. At the Godley Works the 001119141 on strike are about 900. At the Brengwsur from 000 to 900 men an oat of employ, and .t the Cwrogract iron fu ror work is 1.40 eneproded. The Merthyr colliers have spaded to the terse rarer by the tarter., and are still at work. The Rhondda ir !alley men, however, are on strike. POOR-LAW lINCIRT If MARTLEPONE.-OR Sa turday Mr. Permslt, Poor-law Inspector, held ma inquiry in IL. bouni-ememe of llaryleixoe Workhouse, m to the recent flogging of Om Immais pauper children by the smistant mbeekuistrere. The subject was brought before the board of Rowdiana rem See yr as weeks huh, end li cl tazim u lte . : demod that far • alight offence the amistaat hot the chilies emerely some time after it wee committed, bee dimmitiel wee trend,but a majority of the board decided Yet r edimodthms weeld be • I ullicient punishment, with. • atmliso met le meat each conduct. This circumsmoos being pablielted le the papers attracted the attention of the Poor-taw Beard, mod ma laspary wee ordered. The aseletant rehnolealatiess, when him the inspector on Saturday, ad mitted haying bait= the &nitres, and on being asked whether site we set suave that she was hound to carry out the orders of the Pew-law Bawd, that no I puniah mast whatever Amid he lelleted ea fmle children in workhoasso arrerel guimilase proving contended that the quemins oeght not to be put. The sthooloatures, in the reellicting apleases between the authorities, expressed erteti not to me ewer the qumU... The inspector told the reardines promo that they were hound to enforce the regu- Otiose of the Poor-law Bawd la this natuct, end the pro oratiO Rs tarohlatak_ DIZETT OP A CHURCH-RATE AT HATE - KAN.—On ltrldey rad Breathy has coasidarable excitecerat periled la the horse et Hatches., arising from • churcterre con- Irk whisk ears carried no with much spirit, sad which re- Ethel he the dart of the mie by • large majority. At the thee et the pall, ti at eight inks on Saturday visaing, the eerier' .6 the parieh church .ea crowded by ram mer, sad in. aksiness Ohs Rey. A. K. B. °mantle, in emabsal) braced the rim as follows —For the rate of elah pray tbe poured, 66; for the amendatteat. that ao ruble grealsd 294; majority against the Mt, 239. The lac Clminrah alludtug to the defeat of himself sad the err ehtheleas, ebearred that be retail accept the decides af thareereyere ee ger, sad should h ot cm say future oche aa selempt es reverie that declaim by a &arch ives. Be aseld hi happy to ere drud queers settled by WANdI• IMettilehs, turd be treated that this contest wad mgersd rather proof of the hemesity of rob • sellthaer • the of drake am thea giros to ths chair mar end M. preceediegs warred. Trs ROYAL ALBERT IiRIDGE AT SALTABL—The essilora hilt of this aupeador structure has her raised Om Oat the ekes cad mid four feet the cern cad. The Miss teathre as feat as the toroary as be COM - piled. Tire are six hydraulic mere la use for the pompom no other half of the bridge is maker s row, sad it is sapped that it will be reedy for &ear is .is ✓eads. SPAL.DISG AND HOLBEACII RAILWAT.—The works on this tine, wbrth Were resumed a short tins boo., are solo suspended ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Norrnionam, Dec. 6 The cemialeeke demise wee opened thie Memo% at the Gadd end Metre Ball, by Mr. Joatke Crompton. There ere eneatele primmer, kr trial ; Dere*, ems kw murder, two err Malialmiskter, three for forgery the remainder bel. Morsel with Arnow of a minor character. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You, Du. 6. (Crews Coast.—Before Kr. Justice Vaughan William.) ♦ LONG CATALOOOII OP CRUM. hew dimmer:A, 29, pleaded ttyy to being unlawfully Warn ear a sentence of for life, at Hull, on Me 17th of August lest, and was sentenced to be WO mad fat Me week, efter which to be kept ii=eervitede during hie mama life. _The eerier of tie hie been of a ranee* and angskr elleceiptiom. called a Mee Hun pollee-odice on the night of Monday, the ll* of Lagoa lest, eed said Inspector Corkin If a senceint or inspector wen In. He was told by Corkin that he wee or .saer. The prisoner then said that he wanted to give himself at as an eteoped ccaviot, end the inspector took down in writing the statement of the priaoner ' which wee to the following Mitt My name is James Ainsworth. lam 29 years of so, end sin • naive of Leeds. I was born in Grantham aneet,aser the Selby Railway bridge. I wee transported frees Lambe in March, 1844, along with a man named Wm. Johnson, for housebrea king, in Great Limber, in Lincolnshire. We eremboth sentenced to trenaporation for life. I was re tuned too Millhank prison, and was sent off in the ship Ryden bed to Norfolk Island seven maths after I wee convicted. I leaded there in January ' 1846. 1 served there two yeius and eight months, and there wee tried and convicted of to murder my overate whose name was Skin :i tr7i dag eree sentenced to two yaw; end Wm months exten sion an the island for that ogres. I was also matenoed to two yam more extension, and was flogged mayoral thus far cam offences. I remained on the Wend nine years, and weethen removed by order of government, Wag with ahem to Peet Arthur, a penal eettlement. I lamina then Its. months, and wit then transported to the henteke at Ho bart Town. I was shortly after handed over to • amen at Spring Creek, and remained with him Mont a month, sad then assaulted him. I was tried and mama! to three months in • chain , and removed to another pert of the settlement. d10w 91,19 1999 a maga and took to the mountains, end necked fee whet* timber, end made about M. I then myself end went to Hobart Town sad lannosaca, to to get • ship, bat could not succeed. I then ma to to Hobart Town, and paid SOL to go in a ship to Melhearne, In Aaetrslie , along with 18 others. I went from there to the _end made a little money thine. I then retnnewl - MoDemes, and got • ship lo go to Calcutta, in the Beet Indies. When there, I shipped In the barque Ocean Eagle, Caplan Soma, for New York. I wont from that place to Beam, and paid nay fi re to mine la the Niagara steamer to Uverpool. She pm in at Hakim the sea evening to naive the angle hags. I went an ahem there, and MUM with two MIN erne of whom I had known is a convict. They proposed that we should go to Windsor, to rob • schooner that was lying there that had maosy ca board. We went, bat did not succeed in robbing her I was inaged an board Is mist in getting her down the and - when at Beck I robbed her of 1261. I then watt to Halikx,end wee thereakmand committed for hied st KentvWe. I weesentemeed to three years to Halifax Peni tentiary, and I remained thin 13 days, and then made my aseope. I then came to New York, end j oin ed the American Union Bieck Bell line packet for Liverpool, and arrived there Wee months ego. I Dave been travelling about the conntry ever abets. I came to Hull at seven o'clock yester day morning hoes Grimsby. Ten pounds toward has been aced for my apprehension." NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—Cnesna, DEc. S. (Bac* Mr. Berm ChaimalL) aIAIOI OF it URDISL. His lordship took kb seat on the bench at Mae o'clock this morning, ant after B ;esing of • criminal monk char's, the ear of Francis for the murder of John Drury, at Birkenhead, am the 4th Odeher lirM, was Galled on. Mr. Heaven and Mr. H i = promoted ; and Mr. /Claire end Mr. Y. Lloyd The feces at lie ems me as follows :—The primer, the &loomed, and several others raided in the ranee block at buildings, in the Dock-oottagee, at Birkeshewl. On the night of Sunday,tbe 4th of October, the prisoner, John Smith, and Peter Odle .6sr were at the Eggs and Bacon public house, which they Wi about 11 o'clock, end then went towards their lodgings. On arriving at their lodgings, they found a man in the lobby named John Hoare. They ques tioned Hoare as to where he was going, knowing that he did not live in the house. On his aseeranethat he did they struck him arveral tunes, end pushed him out of the house with so much free that he fell down in the street. Hoare then cried out Murder." Several men then CM, up, amongst whom was the dreamed, end a general fight took place. the fighting some perema come out of their cottages, of whom dimmed to hearing a cry for a stone, and others to a cry for a knife. The deceased was found lying on the ground stabbed and about three yard. from him the prismee was foun der the grated inamaible, having been felled by • stoma, and within a few inches of his land an open clasp-knife, which was amend with blood. A Mott time afterward. the prisoner wee found in bed with John Smith sad Gallagher, him hands and clothes mill stained with blood. When charged with murdering the dammed the prisoner made no reply. These bete ware substantiated by • number of witnesses, though 10611 deposed to seeing the prisoner engaged with the deceased slow. bnt only to lue being in the general fight. Mr. Wham for the primmer, contended that from the position in which Drury end the prisoner were found lying on the pound., at the same time, it we. not possible for the prisons to have Inflicted the fatal wound. file Iced&lp minutely summed up the evidence, remarking that when discrepancies is the evidence presented them selves the waest and the safest course for the jury to pursue waa to adopt such a conclude & ea waa moat assistant with the intercom of the primmer. The jury deliberated for a isw minutes, and then returned a Yarded of Nog Guilty. THE POLICE COURT& CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. ()emit Bae) I,one Jr Aldermen F.I;e1;;;d 7 ; carmen, was trtuniuoned for leaving his cart unattended in Pleat-street on the 27th of Noveutter, and being •t such • distance from the bone ea not to have complete ountrol over it. Alderman Copeland laid when the °diner made the appli cation for • summons he found the aldermen were reluctant to sign • summons against • brother maglista, bet he we determined that justice should bo done, end he Qom fore signed it himself. The defendant then pleaded guilty to the charge, but In answer to Alderman Copeland, be rid he had been unload ing goods, and in order to expedite the opeestiml, he and the other men went to assist in getting them in. Before he went away ha locked the wheel of the cart, and we absent only • Alderman Copeland maid he did not wish to prwindios the nee, but if the oomtneree of this country were to be carried OS SOON little latitude should be allowed lie never sent a met of his out with kw them two men, and he must may that if dm went into Oreaham-atreet at that moment they would Bad • number of carts standing there, and yet they were not . . . . . Alderman Wilson had no doubt the police in Gresham street would do their duty. Its should fine the defendant Ss. sad caws. . . . . . .A.ldern;en Copeland mid then be would enter Into ran alma. end appeal against the conviction. GUILDHALL. Two men, named litg;Titndl43e, were charged with steeling 600 cope...! the Illigetrated Times, the progeny el Mr. Henry V,zetelly, of 148, Fleet.. Areal. Evidence Ina given by Mr. Vuetelly, the proprietor, sad Mr. Pall, the publisher, of the illustrated T,evs, tO thsslsat that the prisoner Shove was in the employ of the fonser in a porter, and that it was hie duty to remain on the premises every Thursday night for the purpose of receiving the pers es arrived from the printers, to pack the pa country parcels ready for the railway van, and take them to the different stations at an early hour in the morntng. On Friday morning last, on the arrival of the pub- Inner, Shove said he had met off the country parcels, and handed over eight quirt. ae the surplus remaining altar ppeecking the parcels. but upon referee°. to Shove'. delivery book it was ascertained that he had reaeived 26 reams during the night, sad gm osieulating the quantities sent out es the country rue& With the surplus in stock a deficiency of about four mass vas disooveted, and upon Shove being in terrogated ha rendteed umeval accounts, the net of which, according to Mr. Vineleily's evidence, left still &deficiency of nearly 1,000 aeries; and in he could not account for that dn. fleietey hie master gave him into custody. It else up= that during the moth* of Friday the prisoner °tired four quires of the Ith.trated lows in Holywell street for ale; but as it was known the paper. could not haws been properly come by before publicatiou, informant: was forwarded to Mr. Vizetelly, who accordingly met Rapes en Saturday morning at the shop of Mr. Wynn, in Holywell street, mod on being asked where he obtained them, he end he bought them of a boy in Salisbury-OmM for Ile, the wholesale trade value being 16s. 6d. Mr. Vizetelly therefore gave him into custody. The prisoners were remanded and bail refused. BOW-STREET. Cheerlee Leman, • man about 33 years of age, was charged with stealing .n iron bedstead. On Friday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, Mr. Harrison, iron monger, of Tottenham-court-road, ow the rimier and another man loitering in front of his shop. lie euepectsd their porpom, and watched their movements unobserved. Fuming to another atop two doors of (Mr. Hunter's uphol merer), the moo stoma again, and lettuces saw one of them sada the other in raining a heavy iron bedstead to his shoulders Witmer, doubting the prisoner's right to take the bed, proceeded to Mr. Hunter'. shop to apprise him of what bad occurred. The prisoner and his compankm were panned stung Francie-street, towards Gower-street. The pri soner, befog the bearer of the bed, was anon overtakes, but his companion escaped, al though Mr. I lamson expressed his belief that the ebould be able to identify him if they me weenies. The prisoner, on being quotioned shoat the bedstead, aided the utmost simplicity of manner, stating that a "gent." stopped him in the street, and, poindng to the article In question, requested him to carry it to Brunswick square for hint if he wee in want of a job • end eupposiug the pot, lad jest purchased 11, he nadely iizepteel the ran- COURT OF COMMON PLEAD.—Die. 6. Malaga et 111 d Prins, a lildffiesez.—fichre Chid Jogai Cobham and a Common hazy.) /MINX= SPIINCEL—ACTION OP 11.141.1114. The ear en seeks to ream *11111.14 In omega/nee el the eimisellre geode hada( been Mornay eared ; the thaw id Osaka The a*. the na t rydly siante. lb. D. Reese iv the piletig pad Mr. Berjesat m Thaphingff fametly bad labacetnin 's shop in Fibroy leness, St. ?mama, beta the ith of Asyut, 1866, he hut the plea to Mr. Mid Wiwi to reale In Sabo. 0. the Mk April, 1867 the deindrW, who is • broker, ailed ca the patent( sad dentendwi IL las. for raft due in rapist el the loam is Piteroy-true. The pained dedei that he owed say rata ; bat after sore dieamisn camel a pay the treat cleaned oder prebet. • domed. how ever, van mi. Mr S. li. ads, alai that issued lig missed. a nth wen ..had in the silling-reess, sad and to the top el the thee. The phial, waled the or need of the ale, bet pelkamen laving been ailed, the yid the man* cielnelL trelagosetly the pair k need that the sem iv width the datives vas mil Mil bon pall by Yen. fleas. The deltatred• coma enhailled that metre of eaten druid has haieLtran, se es le sited the Moist ea op parteally al swats el ths 117 . 41• 11. M .I . Ism awanlia" His With* however, look tribrent view of the natter. Evidence woe this given to thew that the plaintiff weed Ite. id. for ales fkr. lean r Deena-plea, OR P= Eat that tea von amt seldikird, sad the staled that Its owed so nine in respect = gr imes, I. Va&w the plaintiff 101., In adapts to th e sun which had beta waggly by the plaintiff. marry 111101011.-1 SOW IN • BRITTLFOILOUND. TMW w7s - t;a cal; Vedcolle;;;tr 11Ze. Tan nin rd Wade, brewers, and the Menthes kept the Prince Abort publiwltenee Lincon-rzeet, Bow. On the 6th Jaalr the *WM woo in the akittleitrand et the de. a, when sore depute areas in orrepeenee of the plaint having aff," contras, to the rale cif the mead. The p , r a i d aid the delmadrit dol. sad is red Ye bird es It he peek bin. She delendeet thin sauce the liertig red lewd Mr ea d the peen; or celled in *idea • wig" Thh ma the emelt end eleader earpired et. Mr. M. Ohimaheen Q.O ire Mr. North= ei=or the phdatil; end Mr. liaders4 P.C., far the lowerelp told Mew ft mai, the *rat to renew kr aware lbw he of grim diet she dedndent Weeded le Yoder the plead( that be bed bra sulky of ea brelniehle The Jury gana a rad kff the delnist r to Mendota ; end in to dr err &kw the priatiff—deregen dL INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT,—Dac. S. Odor' Mr. Commlaslonir Plutthis.) IN PM JANE GOODALL AND WILLIAM OMIT GOODALL. These boolvente (mother and son) bad lived at Newcastle, and in hammy last were cominiMed to the Omen's PMKS tor contempt. In June they purged the contempt, le to the costa, from which they sow applied to = charged. The mother bad been a limed Mementos& Nev em* when her lossold They appeared before the court by the Th atched House partogoein Society, end no oppoeition was made. It was now elicited that 20 years the mother wan a bankrupt, and bad not obtained her The wort end aa application mum be made to the Court of ke the certilloste of lin. Goodall before she amid be The other insolvent wee discharged and the cam of female Inedrent edjournel This Insolvent, who had kept a shop la the general p v e ss e 2rd by Yr. &mood for some creditors, sad sap- Yr. Road. The cam Ins protracted to a coaskdenal• length. Tlis itiaolveat, who owed about ' by auction of his wet, te., for 74t., sad gave the basiw to Ws Whir. lie collected his debts, sad got himself friewilly emoted. Mr. Commissioner Phillips held that ho had alma • pe aisa stersace to his Esther, sad intimated • judgment of six tbs, Teemed. Ow and of the cley Mr. Serval weed Ow court nee to paces the judgment anti holiday, to amble Ids cameo to led.• *Wow. Mr. >imdhoped the court would not go oat of the meal coma_ _ _ liatesedolioser. Phillips, in dakerlag the judgment, rid be mere the insolvent to be remoffided for az roonthe, awl IS be elmoilored he wee n dieboret nor be should grant Jedgem as eillget= AA craw tar Martel fa l b . case at Wag( Lary, alt.. "Wasition." was Issawl kr the Is harry amt. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.-Dzc. 5. Odors 11r. Pfteddresst, Q.C.) V. TVS ILICTILIC AND INTNANATIONAL VELD- OMArid OOMPANT:TILIOWHIC MMISAOI MIT TO TNT TOILLIC. 71as plaintiff ha this sides Is a marchent is the City, and he sought to resever the ten d tle. paid tore meows to Rethaater by tie ohne etespery ; which emerge was how ever, delivered to. snug perent, sod oonesquantly plaintiff derived no teoidt. Henry Hill said he was clerk to the plaintiff. sod proved sending a =map to W. K. Hall, care of Mr. Brows, Con. tractor's Of6ce, Rochester. This witness took to defendants' °Mom in the &rand. A reply was received in the course of the day (Hay 7) from a Kr. J. W. Hall. Application had been =de la the company for the return of the money, which they refined, on the ground that they were not lieble, and if there was soy error it wee on the put of the railway c "l” , * . - . - I¢ 4ii nne-ezansinatton by Mr. 0. L. Brown (counsel tor &toads:de) witaret admitted that he was told the °owl:say did not send on that own wine to Rochester; they mat by the Bouth-Eaetera sad Kent line. _ _ _ Mr. W. K. Hall maid be was at the Contnance= Rom, on the day in question, but no mamma him. The learned counsel for the defence then urged that ssla tiff could not recover, on the ground that there was a Mho on the fat, and back of the form Oiled op with the ineriehge, that •" the company would not be reepoemble for the arenas delivery of a manage unless a repeat be paid for," is., a return from the place to which the =awe had bees eat, showing that It wee correctly understood. To show that if& oti is:Lion was a good one, and rerwinable and legal, a ewe was qootad, beard et Weankostier before a full bench, reported ln Scott's Trials, "M'Andrew v. the Electric Telegraph Com pany," and there plaintiff had a droopy cams. Their bid ahipa deckled that plonitill could not recover damages for the tuatake, am he bad not paid fora repeated merge. He would, however, call a witness who would prove that the rocesage was properly delivered. Kr. A. J. Hawes said he wee clerk to the defendants at their auks at London-bridge. He received the maseage on the day la gawks., and produced the company's form, with W. K. Hall impressed thereon. Ile seat the original to the South E 11411411 and Kest kation, to be forwarded to His Hononr—Whsr• is the original P Mr. Brown—ln the possession of the railwsy company; bat I will mil • witness who took it. - - His Honour—You cannot in the abeenca of the document. . . Mr. Brown (to witnme)—Explain to tLe oottrt how it is that yon am certain the copy mot yea an accurate one. Witaree—Betwaise it wee written on a Booth-Esatern form by the manifold process, so that what tippet's on the form produced meat have been on the one rot to the railway compeity. His Honour —Bow do we know that I, on the bock, whitli show. dim it must have gone through to the Sou , h-Postern form. Hie Honour—That does not follow es • con•equence. Mr. Brown—Then I will sell the boy to prove h e t oo k the Pa rl; Honour—A pew, but than la no proof of ita =MOM. Mr. irown—Then I fell back on my defence ea to the mistake. Ills Honour—There Is no evidence of any mistake, and there is iso evidence before the court that the seat at all. Besides, you undertake to be the ni=r re m w r massmces, but you *sem . to notify that times s amm aire shall not be carefully delivered warm under certain ccerditkem — IL. Brown—lt has been held at a higher tribunal that that dateline is a reasonable one. His kinsour—la every use it is ateniately natemary that the compsny be exceedingly partiouler. It might be a matter et We and Berth, ea for example tear graphing ix a physician, and in the harry, ems of Dualisms, • person may tett read the notice. It ia most important that the public should be protuned la tiro Gram After some farther signmint, Hie Himont mid he should bold the corapay liable, as Thee woo so evidence it was not their kat As to the ease quoted, the fete were different, and brides, be *n oug ht that tdilfrefla ccett•lMM should be 1 -' — wWe for their own Vora< for plaintiff with costa. WII.BTMINBTER. A very reepleteble:took h iiiit;e: epplied to the magistrates i fleturday, saying he to complain of a very severe injury which had happened to an elderly lady, through the neglect of a person to ho and ewers the iron plats OM a noel cellar in the street. The hole had been left open, end the lady, not observing it, had fallen into it, and injured her 114 %7Zr:a l tld Inquired whether the lady wee to attendance? Applicant replied that she wee too ill to attend, owing to the injuries she had rewired. Mr. Arnold observed that she could take her choice of two remedies. She could bring an action in the County Court @salami the person through whose negligence she had nu- Wood the hurt, and recover compensation. It wee also an armee under the Police Act, by which she was entitled to prosecute, and which subjecte d the offender to a penalty of 40s. . . . , ..... Applicant thanked the magistrate, and withdrew. THAMES. Robert Jobe Cesium Tam:ma, chief mate of the ship Lon Raglan, belonging to Mr. Duncan Dunbar, of Lime. house, appeared before_ Mr. Yardley to &newer a charge of assaulting and toeturing William Mullett, an ordinary sea man, at the port of Poo Chow, in China, on the 7th of De cember. 1866. The complainant stated that on Sunday morning, the 7th a/December teat he was directed by the chief man to clam oat the caddy and holystons the cabin. He ocimidand it unlawful to do any such work in port on the Sabbath, sad refused to obey the order of the mate. After a little talk between them the defendant struck him a tremendous blow on the heed with a broomstick, which felled him to the deck sad rendered him senseless. On coming to a state of con scloneems he felt very sick and ill, and turned into his berth in the forecastle. The chief mate and mond mate dragged him out of his bed and brought him on deck, and tied him up by his two hands to the mime ngging. He remained 'impended in this manner for three quarters of an hour. Ilia feet were off the den. He weenie his feet were at leset four inches from the dark while be was suspended. The calf of his legs rested against the ben-coop. He never had the muss strength in his shoulder, sines be received the punishment an he had before. The pain wee very great while he dm suspended by the thumbs. The witness was subjected to a severe cror-examitiation by Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor, on the part of the defendant. The complainant said he could not kneel on the hen-coops hamar they wen behind him. He certainly refund to clean out the cabin. The magistrate then questioned the complainant, who said he did not cry out while he was ampteded by the thumbs, nor did he put his feet on the hen-coop. He sold bear the suspension. The skin was chafed when the cords ' went rowed his theutite. It had a great effect on his thumbs, but the cords did not penetrate to the bones of his thumbs. Charles Tuck, ordinary seaman, stated that he saw the complainant dragged out of the forecastle by the two mates, and lashed to the mina rigging by his thumbs. He saw tempi on the man's head. They were caused by tbs blow which he received. He should not like to nil with the de fendant spin. Hr. Yardley said no doubt an insult end an Improper one bed been committed, bet be had come to the nonunion that the cues wee greatly exaggerated. If the evidence of the complained was to be relied upon, he would not decide this can but send it before &jury. Ile had DO hesitation in saying that a suspension of a man by his thumbs was torture and not jumitiKt by the laws of England. On the very face of the evidence in this one no doubt there wee great naggers tin. He was *ermined if the man was really suspended by the thumbe, sad his feet not resting on sny thing, that he was not cut to the very bone, end he surely could have re lieved himself when he was ti ed up by the thumbs by step ping on the ben-mope. Ile thought it was acne demanding the fullest investigation, and ha should therefore adjourn it till Thursday neat. MARKIXS. COTTOlC—Llvsarnos. Dc. 6 —Te. motel UN dove* MY 101.07. and wk. of at dorriplioes of sow* are usalAced In sal.. Its .also are 1,100 ba6os-1.100 cpendulon awl for expors—lscludlss It* Pr. nara aad Mreaa, ftd. M i ld. ; 109 kay Nan. d* Mr pd. ; ad MOO bang. at 31d. M 14.1. per IA COTTON 000D8.-11010110Tal. Doc. 6.—The =net this mem =re great degardon ar irregularity la prior. The rather con. ermiloss wry to et a weak for ladta and CM.. ea prlacipinly to lOU ead tab rondo Orr and to too. strtinge. gnat mild to boron of stocks In these door ; tat ...gormand rano terarre erriar raw o bet goods re men et at ettgembly low 1s s. sad war a are of Wogs Is orldaoea ct a e aademble amp troolallas of maanfaratos lo gra boor. notwithstanding the eater to which short time bag beenaduprd. *loth bore baderd shipping houses se unwOlO[ to he led Into orrattona of any magnitude.res at the er tranely dreamt rarest .blob goods ma now be purebred. armor to Omar. lately such active barrage% we now Warr enrol, oat of the market. and the rear* folhares at the (banner are kart.. to Inereard awn. and Warr &re large silt hours ban retained bear rano by cargoes recently to Wadoughs at Ingh poor end • dalre the oottoa Made to glee time for 41 0 goselepurcat of mischief bray to were from ereulairos of • similar no ore in other rode of 111 cur is no dour emoting an a chant upon theta •• There Is dour. numb latent (observe blows OW Co.. etr cimallar for America, per 0,100.0. . 4 .I.a) I LO be yet eeee. loped In Una penury. for it ts gull known that Pm ratml expansion of our gloom and home rads. bad led to eo ISMS a or sumptloo of raw molar* al eaniinually meaner' 91100, t h at utdbrs •ent asked eJI the places of their growth. without tw quatAlbel or yawn. and Wert 0 term to atitkirtle ea enormous ilopor of titre ammo& lir laid ia selorbtrot rare. mad which will anise to Talliiollool4 runmusly deproter. - Tbe Wm of chub dodo, the week tore bar Mildly in **Slam sad some kw weights of Iworloths art T clwtha The forme Of WNW all =airmen to thla di.triet u anntlbomb WOOLLAW.—Tam, Dec 6.—We how no alterttion le the sweet 11, morale. There Ye been a fair seteodance of merchant. la the Otothhelle, and the woe em teen moderat47 free. boo ae camel re. part say Improreant la the boater.. iletwax. Dec. 6 —to 1..4 no alteration. Trade deal. to ermeted and rem no ladeneeneent. II It DR ASE.-111 an INO r. Dec. 5.-7 Y Ora. of this town tarifa meta by math Itheuor very few ceders ha. i. hero ,1,13 out We week and Ye factors concur In represeridne tart to re el sire dWI end IL wawa mere arettelnkleff ULM t.lef bait Ile+n for many awn. 'Me holy trades are without amnion slack, ebtreas ttits in the Pea-O. ahem. IND az am they are remarried, hooky. shod I le tolerably brlak, In most of the prlocipal trade. the reauulaciuria . order hake ere very bbody warted op. and art week many node of th e workpeop a ore to e put on War or lour days. 114 outiarkers have bad Tory Male to do for the lad meat _; _and of lateurere there a oat number quite not of employment. 't trade of Lenoir Staffordshire is aid wheals in Want KU II• tamale ; Yalta the labour market. Owe ealoyins runny yam of nalailenapted prosperity, Is now ha • most endetalactory eau. The m erenuber t nes est or employment is i nemesia. and winery to do ea for t myth. eo determined are all prudent men to restrict en. female as writer a Way. and for the 1vd.1.1.10f Immediate• natO athem Tallhhe jean*. dR) MUM. 111 W Ise slam to their oral allure of a means of their wages to the cetera of mt. NT day. All the principal Item ..peed In the trade In the Mniarharopta When &metes bare weeded to thle ate meeUo.e held et WW•ereaseptios adm .e toe. glom; owl the "Ideal. Ws plow as the loth WA. CORll.—D.tiastoss, Don L—W. had ..m don m0.k.1 kw all eon 00402, at peke. rather lower than 1.4 week. Whew. 44.00 the. Bastes, Us. to 42a. 00 0..3d.1040. fle a Yl.to3oo OMITMOST. D.C..—Thor. wan a rood itunple pet e 04.7.4 .7. !tad. dela but 7.1044 of lawt weak •ero fnalutru.... Whet, hew& te &fa ; whlte. new, :Ww tufd. Owlor .0..,3. to 43w. Oak. new, IX War. 40.6 ; 36 . Dna , °. 4, boa SU to 44.. 011141.00 i; Dan ..—Sappls of wheat limited: demand dow. at Wt week. seam Danny and oats a good sourly ; .1... and pneat elder. IllbeiW .wehlte, aew and out, 2 .. ; red, new and old. 18. to Money owe and old. fkl. 14. (Ws. pol.ato. new, la to Ha. told, lea to • lia ; common, or.. 80 lo as. ; old, ta dd. to lug. ilia, to Its. Dem., 10.. lour. per stuns. 1. 10d. to t hd. Oatmeal, kto 2.2 d. Itterwenl, la. ht. harlenstal. L. hi— °undo efourual." Ooltenisersa D.c. I.—d looderete fupf.ly of what (Sod of barter, and No.ll of neaps and psaw. Wheat declined la rine WWI nude. Woad Ito value: lower qualake le, to 2e. loam Deane and pal. dull. Otowasen. Dsc. atte.dence at market today was mode. 0000,M4 pries of E. sliet wheat luny le. to 24. lowan. Melva Noy aukt. ludian corn mad relndlad bar ley so hater. Oat. well eels la retall..nd lower prom weld eateeety .wows I.lon. fur Uu• west mull.. We. lia—libtat. 00001. we, 747 On foeeign. 4,119, Orna 4,49, Beam, toniga. 1,015. fortigu. 611 o rum 110 r...—W beat totwd.4ese In soot supply, the demon If, which te ww eluhalen, •nd waa eutentillog to a &dine of I. that the gduo cooditiosed sertaeoold be mid. N0117.....1.1. babel in tad cwolitlon were kft teleewld. *Mal e 30. 4e 41.. Du*, 64. to 42w. Om, te 26a. Duna, 44.4 e It. Ana Oa to 44a. - - Haaeroas. Md. to day ree alma* ndoll gaat lad oast a prime, supply sot biro Barley to fatr offer. trade dell. sad exempt for the Coot aatopleo barely so .u. mouey lea peen. 0.5. , . 1 avg., Dow ••4 •••119 • boa,' trode—W beak 7Da; IM. 3.34. we load. Dodo/. foe. to 425. per pr (*IL A. to Sao per v. Das. Do M 26. trot load. BOW. VO. w Dea. tor 1.4 • laic Doc. I.—At Ger cora 111•44 i today oho& or In good ▪ 011 over. vim loxtatued. nal* •••• ratios ang at Y e e aWe weeks. wost. Ohm gado mod:mtge. " " swan., Dsc. asp* et utast trim lie armes. awl Urge orritsla from Int= go* 7Z ., st tse &amass of Torday Wt. 11~ doil M 1,6 0.& 011airsidmilr71.a aut .." == aM =am% libt4l7. SOZ•1011. Dom 11.—Tbo lana marten bays boo pnarabt flno fol. oboe. .0 sit non at Wan an Wino. of la to la vat d , m. bee mono ainn toddy. booloar,lne lawn was !Ababa ;badman, and no adman ins ionnial as the no onion toot _pia= not met ; bodeoa le IMO COM Man ow a lad Of la poy qr. Harley Ina In goo nipp I bet no bleb peldeoloonlad 01. br Oa Wows ration attacked Imam, Noreisonoa Doc a—df our Con &damp today tam •aa a fan awn a wino. gala end M I. plow of th• prink. wok Soo oldie osS wi nalldod Ma and rad Oa Fr X one. Monne a nodaraa• eit 142422 . , m i d 4ko&no p o w o b. to la bObod non lon sada pod and Uinta, .PI. tar In War Von ird blab Moo. la bum Om on too OW nbila lira Ina. So Oa: old not Ma bo Oa ; on o ' oldon ilr. t Oa; bay Vrio Oa par a Masa Inolokos balm llla la Ha /at ~dr • Ila to Oa par r Wee OW coya lii Oa bo Ida ;am Ono. to Par 24 Mc& Bran, Oa 10 da. pig is oar - - --- - -- - - - - - -- Doc. L—Altbaedb Sara eas an abasing ma* at what sa . born es • iletplialital, rid rn aka ewe saladieel. Ma earealeap Wei from Oa pm gnaw. Blair maim old& rat! has SA la Mk. Wasting ST teak Issearmasea bet as mai siamied lan& TIMM ems • gran' de Osaisa pir Maall Sada et per. At Blosior. talaftt. atoll' ••;•• la. per gone, Nye; other graft Indian ootteratia drag At lee IMPIONNICaIe garraly Ina drat. wet • la sant sad bake. At /Omen the Welt. the mos be. Ye gds et anal per per ea it IL W.; Siert. N. ; aswl, S. les. Ammo et barley. U. lTs. lud.. lowest. U. Ida; Saba* U. lan ed. Al Ileskros Teemee, too man Ow et art Ires et pals reglad ma eaves alc par quarter. At Breeklay,prlner raw] baba. as.. from la. to U. toe wheat and bona. At Waders Owe Ina • War traria at ..shame 0( from S. to 3e. par quarter on axes tad tansy. and la ea sea sal bona Pooissozocos, Doc. 6.—Me tune very dull trade for wheel IN to-day. acd wroo.bat lover than last vrook clam Mao eWgad Untie ;EW. WWI Clio tap price for our bat oolloor mocha. borloy to L. pea dearer. No alteration lo the colas of Ws cc boom Lame Dc . 6.—The mayktt Ina liberally . supplied With wheat. cum iet It n balltDreot oxalate.. Enkanood Pd... awe Woe ts. but harms am iv:Wooed to advanoo, so that trade Mad ..ooo, mei pekoe et Yip day me onteht were not extended. The tame at tar* Ina • tidy average, Um demand tokrahly doad at late ratee—mmte any wad maim eammertat Wear candationa The mutat tat ea* Imam Rocamen, Dm. —The We way ammation n the owe bade dims way to a beter tone, nod par.w are at ionetb beargang to maw, • dnaw feeling bang callthed In the maws wombat.. At Yds gam martet tba ataada were way liberal Mtn the mats. dencrlptions of male. adobe amnia at admit sow netted rl.myement of 2a to Is. per quarter. nod a WY mon. re balms was de.: fwdo ea in request at as adv.w a(h. In barb than was • Andy trade, and proms went up la to fa 00th bad Ana al a MOW advanoe bar. sad peas fully no dew. eta (ono.. wars Use imetalions at tar clam Mtn* mai ket .—New welts masa Os to Ids. ;as AU. red ditto. Ms. to ree. ; Inc Va. ; =Wok barley, 181 to If ; Oman Who. 30n. to Ma.: ewe, !tato ; beams. CM to 43e. pat h 41a to Ma. At Dartford tad thaterbory eorn =Meta to-day mien ma with • brbik mie 00 It to la advance , at Maidaone, ea Tbiandar. there was • good supply, 0!110 maimed la. more many: belay we la dearer. W. Woman; Dm, 6.-6 t the daye market them w. a Haiti. end st mbeitheleM woe gsamsny baid firmly for Um anmacy of Ude day netaigtd, but oft the war made same reduction we estsoltrad to. UM. atom In demand at previous ram. Uata manned. has ad gar. tor. Baum dull and declinlag. [stator. Dec. 6.—Re bare bad another week M very One weather 0. thls area of the yew eame of our farms.' bare W. advantage ot It. sad matiaaed to sow ate.l area turnip.. still further thereat* 1101 41111 breadth of asuman witst already soma At our country ram. thie mask the upward teadency of the wakens market. bad sha dame maklug oar awn Wider.. taloa eserating at la par qr. edema ea elmt sad barley. and la 00 a.; la per ...mace 0. 03 edged, and for ad manila men the 2s. per re. advance err esmied. Hen, toity, 11. bad ray coodarlde . zii plies of grain; the weft ad beam so good as it amiss& week, a dower iska ad that ma eaaaot quote pram Mabee than oa Usk day Wirth Ns. to eta Pn Mg*. B. 300 . per V. 0 ."• "LB. aaa per gr. Decwetnnaroaa models of borts poem grain throng.. the mese We baen oa • limited oath bet we bare bad coaddrasbie minis tram abroad. deadellag ~Pair of ladthit me. The =Mang noted in the Made aa Near.) bet Me bora wall sad la soda articles we bare bad • good bath.. Masa rue fen Man Taman' wbe. early in the week advaneed la. to le. 14. i c bane& bag at this atantaga market. with an More.. were swathed ta pmts., at rd. to In per barrel bedew a n s ' e 9 t . t goo. loan Mamba amel..ool M rthatal thaw. Paden a good amathmita ..1.1 for. Berl flOy inabtlaire la ear. rasa lath aa m . cnalag darand, tam Weald OM to dd. pm bard rams wad. Than Issabana large ma. for lath. co. at reds* Mamba prima Ur mart. to Ild.paga .: rai rs edam tar an Oa day eadt. blear armed late :man this 1.011 gra ; cora, Y,670 ; dour. 0 oda. Is ports this mak: lbellay, MO brla ; aileAgth Beth. ma saa roset rim SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The subjoined, named by the authorities at St. Petersburg, was posted at Lloyd's on Wards, : " St. Petersburg, Nov. 9, 1857. Noutrue.snow.—lt is hereby notified. with a view to hollitoto the navigation between St. Peterabiug aod brats' n countries, that the Custom -bony formalities upon the arrival sad at tits departure of vessels, as also the verification and the via of their papers, sad the medical examination of the crew, may be fulfilled in the inner roadstead of Cronstadt, near the Customs guard ship, and not near the guard ship of the outer rosdatead of the harbour. The Custom-houss Jonathon of vowels near the guard ship at the months of the Neva is abolished, and, se • sani titry mamma, all vessels arriving from &braid are required to halt on one of their matte a red flag, as a signal to the guard ship of the outer roadstead of Cronstedt that they are pro vided wish a bill of health delivered by the busrian conenists of the Feet of their departure ; meals not being so provided with a bill of health moat stop near the above-mentioned guard ship and await the directions of the maritime autho rities ; moreover, verde without exception must stop near the gourd ship when they perceive the pilot flag hoisted on one of its masts, which will signify that veseiels are not per mined to enter the inner roodetead of Cronus& en account of its crowded state or fee ram cameo." CASIIALTIEB. Loam apea. Neele 7 , from - waicmeltore our Proishe on the let et 001•110/MC-1/011" Dee. hems (brie), of Luke, Gem the hirer Gambia, wu epokee on the 2lst of Number, to lat. 41, he. 20, wish ber mew eh Ma. mos mks deed, mid sob two elve and the rower able to work tee Alp. Lomb Vele, boud b Mite port with ovum, wee wooed et New Warm cm the Piet et Novetober.—LinuoM, Dee. 4. ♦IISTRALIAN SHIPPING. limpoornes.—Arrieed: Sept. SI, Melbourne, from Clyde; Mao. Liverpool;Dsromt, Leedom; liaroal.us, boson,. L. Maos, Loads. 11. liesektie Mom Loudon ; Wriest!, you StratenderC Clyde. D. Maguire, sal WIIC4I, LOBUOU. Donald Wiley. Line. pool. 10. Mks Parma, and lobo Lt., Liverprol. Ont. 3. WS. tiskt. Clyde. G. Scour lobsoy, Loudon. 11. Irtanbool (oe), London. Is. Illoerpor, kook.. 13. SAM., .afoot ; Leodeo, IS. 011.111 Lit.. LlvorpooL &Mot —Oft. for London. Breener.—Arthed r Sept. 5. Adzelrel Leos*, from livermel. l4. Demmer, Leedom IL Yarn Weeder. Loodoe. 17. Wesklegtes lialag, Lemke ; Pelmerstea. sad Omen, Cork. SO. Bea, Leads. Out 4. Liglit et the Age. lad Ilerlestoo S. nudes, Lee. elea. 7. Simnel. Leßow. B. %mars, lAaclea. Peiled.-714e4. 17. Ciatorioa, ler Leeson. 14. Plectra, Laedoge OIL I. helot Jades. Lambe. _ ••••••• 410.1.411m-4rlved : &pt. IS. Beery Mow. fr Plymintlt. 111. lobort sad Allass•oso.lLcoace. Orlast, Loadoe. $O. Llbert" London - - - - • BUS., (Um V.lo—Arrhad apt. ILLloace. Umpuol. °num.— arrived Sept. U. UMW. fray Looks. U. D. wmt, Leaden. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Clio Meats.. from Lhorpool for Table Bay. Nor. 1, W. 9 N.. W. 32 W. City of Tanjore, from Crdontm for London, Nov. 14, Ist. 13 N. la. PS W. Brstrilerrllllll.4c.se Bornhoy for Cowes 126 days, Nov. l o Jellassiw Stations (ohip), Iran Liverpool for Cinatta, Oct. 14, Ist. 6411,15e.P2.62 W. 11414 7 ( 60 .6.). from Dander foe Sydney II dam Nov. 14, lot. 46 • Iws. W. Quern al the neon, Worn Pondicherry for Landon. Sept. 11, 1ai.6116 to. 14 16. Pinnontry. from Adetwde for Loodan, Nov. 10. ht. 60 N, los. PI W. l'hiss say Ram craraa for London. M.. 415 IL, I , a. 21 W. THE AMERICAN MAIM—LIVERPOOL, SALIM. DAY.—The royal mail shiamehip Canada, Captain W. J. C. Lang, sailed from the Raney this for with the rage for the United SMMP, a fall cargo, and 16,0001. in species She had in addition 116 paessogsre. The mail steam-packet communication between Hong Kong and the Philippine blends will CODUIIOIIO3 in Macchnezt. [Advertisement.)--liomowAT's OINTMENT AND PILL* 81.1.1121. Houma rot Bee Long—Mr. John NU, of WIWI. ray. game, Informs Profaner Holloway that dirs. Mary White d ♦ands, had been trflubled with a bed kg The mare than 15 rents, fee the cure of wider. there appearwl no remedy. as sec hal tried various means •Ithnut effect; tut by bit persuasion •he for ming Holloway's Ungrnent and Pals. pre.r.us to which azteen woW •e 11110 unable to ends the v 01... Thew. In rule Ate remeJlee. b0W,61. OMNI the leg Ina very short time. weld he all medicine .ender throughout the w•rki ; at Protester II °Hooey's totablohmento. 244. lit sad, London, aad N, Malden lane, New Yuri; by A. Swam Ss Siaddopic A. I.Sdhey. Som. • sd ► Nair. Mali BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IRCILRY.—Dee. 3, at the Rectors. RolMerth. Wllte., the wife of the Rev. J. /steles. el • we. zywaiDs.—Na. 4. ohs wife of Mr. W. Cdwarde, of Oarderealreek 80 9 72,13 Le, I, at Trlenr.lf etch, Whetatese. Mra Z. Roma, of a esa NNVILLI—Dee 4 et Magdalene Lodge, Cambridge the wife of the Wm. awl Rev. L. aerllte. et a eon. NNW M.4l.—Dae. 3. et Urvat Georgeetmet, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. W. J. Menem. of a daughter . Pooool.—bee. f, at Lower•enlaCent., Bristol, the wife of the Rev. IL Poem*, of • ategloter. VLLPY —Dee. 4, at thcat Comm ntreet. the elle of 0. C. B. Wes. Yet., eta OM MARRIAGES. CAULYTILD-11A011.1.—Ike 2. at et. Peter's, Debi...by be TOY Bow. the Den of Bow. Capt. it Caulfield, 7WNedra& Cavalry we of Lbet..CoL Omitted, ltoacemowu tallith, to Carottee barriollea Oratof W. Buhl. i.e.. of I.4tile.uo, Woothteath IVT—GABRIVIT.— .1, at heading, by the Iw. B. baba W.B. Oarfett. boa. IMe Betreal Ott! borrice, to ream Cordoba widow of tM YU ISM. 0. Garrvtt.4o3 &eta! Cavalry. BUTTON—IL/01110/L.—Dac. 3. at the pariah cobweb, Wad BroWe JP, by the Kew. W. Putter, Dublin, loes , d, Fond T. Matto. Ma J.P , D.L. Itios.part. to /lama, &Gaillard Lila etch, Bap, of Wee Broseteloh. DEATHS. COLLINCITOW.—D...;Wr77I:Co ... ; inMoa , of Edward street BM Oramtridt. 63. 00 VI Allth—Doa 1. at Mallow. nom Doomater, J. Coward. WM Orrfillin— at Cambridge. WM= Mead. vm DitNl.—Doa tita l, Tioe. at franrood norm. Do TI Um Rm. J. Dear Motor d Harwood and " Moo Tracy ar 797 . DON SIL—Dgo. 1. at Wrote , max attmoiam, Hata 7 " . wilret dybdar isr.—At tato,. Bs. tat to haTO died from tat Okla/ maairadate roorival oa Job 7, Mutat. Coning...l )f..., Judicial Otarmiralemor b. Code. aged 44. tby Watb n rion kW Mg F.W.Maim= U.W.oram Kt. Ho b►+ loft vibe and Az eldkina to 4k Eirro met cio. of ayrystr We d& ni.e.t by the able. sad omortratioat Macaarto la Um igoot India dank* foe Some Man lb lb.. Prlnland !Ahead by Wnatme K. flit. 0 1 N. I. Ilwea.l.lll. Okra Lea&a. Priatar. as she OMs IMO. la as haulm at whisoftn.—morDAT. vsaLuaV