The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

IlOlf 'air Jrzeurrs OAZZITI. 11•11IIIIIPTL Owts grassow, Slecerediv-b„ poser, IS ersveader Dee. 1 a s i al: t es. 1 it IL U patitaisibslasee. kl., Ilarimballneeet , at wig., Wlenne, Da low sr Pavanes, ltamell-otrare, notheirldlita,ilpabsailw, Dee. 4 at 12, awl Jr. 8 at Ili, at =hats, lealagball•etrest , a., eardep, Ilanhid, atraM WILLI• II JA ZVI., IirrIMIIMMS IX /ilk, lasi= Der. 2 at I, sad Jaw 11 et 12, at Rarseroraft. Onewitaragnee, sad , Cenlirdp; eff. swig, Orakma, Oehnot-einet. 21111111111 D MOIMIWILL Strusser. Plalas-Pluse 1 . 8 • 8- bell, teemeieake 'sat, DIC.I at 121, t Jam 6 at 11, et := l - 117 •1 8 ..... 4.. 3 10 , 1 66 = e = s taildlap, W/LLIAIi Tr lA, larelosor, Ihanoldn. rem, Nev. 27 es/ Die. 31, at 12, at Badeskalidesst. OilL, Durban. Llscotes-las-Mis ; aIL eadg, Dell, Osisanunnot bandage. WILLIAM COLLIS* W, lleralsok 1811189 .4 Dae. 1 at 1 lioral Dea aits II at 14 al l. awn 1181 -. Oteek Ilkillablesa ; et esedi., Jahr" Inman Linnanter. Stranonnet. Idematiewad elan . Imova, Dee. 1 tad it, al 2, et laelanalholatar SA, = kinii. Trialerabed, Ilestlessok ; et esskr, IsMINSA. WILLIAM Pamir, DAMS. ?AVM?. an osoaaa ram; WINE= rad Ilent4ene, City, eeeMers, Dre. 4 at 11, ast J 11itSL at Ilaisn - . 17 . 11 - 8411 " , lawm.e. as 242 =MEM" Clt7 , 0 1 ..4, MEAN% Illw Zmwe LAMS, ewer bookseller, Dar. 2 line ha 14 IM 11. MI -area. Sol., 1= =slr9B B . MI; mfr. Peollail, 0 Alum Newer Illagiat4itaik Oalord.streat, laawma. Svc 1111 la IL lad lan. 11 at 12, et Sriagnal-otrest. Filmy. Loades4Yeet, Insimelreneet ; off. wig., t Cluildhells. awns Carpal, Clekliviss, My, sal=r ma.ibelL sralori• aim Nom 3o se Ned In. 11 at 1, mi 11t i....... 14 Ihmehoode nut ; it wig., II U Itemena=lanao 11011-1011111. OL Ilnyle= di e . 10- silee, Dee l ei and ha. 4ot mi OWL Sod, Iffelbriknont, 2iighbees ; ot. .all.. Madam. lame Roen, Vlaenannen, Millieek baler. Dee. 4 at 2. an Dn. II el 1, at ieenSuloset. Ilel., Dims, =2 .6ffiL eadensik, TenglS; A rair., Edward& 8.. Vanua Inn Moms, Iligledesol, Southward, eleare , Din 4 la 114 40.88. Dn. SO s oi lage Beauglall- MC Zia ; et nag., La Allisma Gammas EM Th ere, llndes-alosot, Munn =to:kimono t raleilhr, DLL 4et 2, tad Dee. 29 at 3, at lady Sawn awl San. Faralvals- I" ; et rang. Wanda Innetteineen. Zama Tenn roam, ulna drat, Dec. 21 ma Jaa. 11, ea 14, si Cant. W., elk. Inniasltea ; at nit., Dann APPLE7OI4 Idassiar,eyes, Dad 4 a t a reile. di laudarbeta Omen Ind a Weelbalna. 112.= and AI Innindlen ;at ent... Mann inen 'Stuntmen sad CLAW!, °LAMM. hes nandonene, Den 1 awl An 2, at _L I M nieurban Own MI al OIL. Wray, Nin lianas ; at eat, am% Maidanaw Dewewn lest" hair lien Dee. 1 ad Sea. 4, si 144 =Ord Sri Ni:di MMIL Ositt. solg., If Iwo Ceaebellisr_ , Deo. 1 art hea.4,61,4 at DEW Ceara Mil= aad Ike, Med; et rag., _lllll6. Cluadas• Isaiah Wag, dadrat, Des. I mad h :ice 11. as Ilmidd Odd. Nals... Mord ad O am% U s 2l Dom owl Oblig, *Mal : I My. • Womus, dakeoper, Da. 4 and ha. al et Losa Odd. SoL, Harm, WEN ; AL wok-, Teem Us& TOMAS Netnusern add holm Hoot, Bahia; Tad ladandwo, Des. II at 114. 144 Jos. II at IL d Luis Cond. Itsdary, MEd ; it odd, Mop, Bean lleasow, Jove Moaeow, ed Cut szaea OAR. Pm Limps* rebook Deo I ma 10, 14 11, Liverpool owl. Soh , term owl Ow, 'humped ; et*, 161, Lievwpool. d. ?sow Tv sea tot Taoism Tema, Liveryoel, m2eeleem, Der 4 mil is 7, et 11, at Leaped Cwt ▪ tellvele% Llearpeol; Terser, Limps/ Seem Loot= PANT. Liwriperl, iettloper, I.4=t. Sot, Dzsear,lbenell et Maps, hum ex, peal, dm. ma oink voletime. sm. S et IZ et Limpet Coot sok. Demo and Ow lbergot Bed est Co. emoo,Clip ; et erti. - , Msetim Livespool. lURT unnosoires SIM MIMS TOILMN&ND DS lit,. saw., NOWIIIOIMONS. 1/1111111111111111•11% Ser. aid lea 211, Tye, Comet. Nei al , team owl 0.., DeiihrSreo, mai ikip and No% lievierzikrepeerTpoo; et. milli, Dam, Dew elelhoupos•Tyoo WISLLUI Nt144111011,1111•11•1111., kidiat towbar, Doe. /4:14d0w 7, al 12, fad Coot Trio ; wag,ssoltssta, UMW:PaI WIMP. OMNI Dna old Mosibielor, aft marlarre, Deo 111 Not Jen. 14, at 12, Mem ✓r Ceert. SA, Days, ; et wig., Nor 3 emoo g r a z z obor , r igida.= nib. Lamikb„. „abr. Deo 2 Ned 12, Deeebatier Omit. Si, Sep vow owl I/Mk liesaistior ; eZ eeih Neremsts, 21114IILLED. Yoe. U. Jar, hears CAlrtllolV, --•-- 11,mit Isdrep.7e-otrost, sad Wervidt.ter. irk Ditnaarkey, am ti SuLosox Csois, Vre;t Bewairkl, atiliartishire taw. INSOLVINT I.IIIITIONIBS. r. R. B. Voa ofo ng ie•-in-th.. Wo Wase, bow woMlw—N. Gam r Now- wwa. twos, bobs-0. Week Nuessiew, INlSMissu, med bend sad Swart beser—D. Now, Mk St Andrew-abest, Sews DM* menagln Ike hies et • Isars-4. Call=was abeet, Parikr, beet rsd drusehm-11. Zan Noma awl Allsrlea-411111111. Flukes ealhwhartee kr& D. Me" Wass. Itency. amkr-11. Jackets, sdier-0. W Parr, Iliterzet, RWJ i lmov ;we, C lrtr i ri CI L telar--0. Id/Witts. and abee mebor-0. . bat and rim .rte-7. Taylor, Na. Southwark and lawbwhallum Great Tower-strase, OlMMilan• W. OPM/Ot. Clanamileoe. Chubswend, plumber—W. llerpls, Jun, Deodord, Near, earpestar-7. J. Leak klakas•astess omblsat lo • clueneamas malw-11. Wasmass, Tork.eteset ZaM, Wanary, jemmy - lellilmost D. Nyekky, Newsate-saskee, ant sinmen--J. Linnets, LembaGressd, Southwark. Isaireftert he Ike be* Swift ke the Pialmtlaa MIAs from /be-4. lemetwabeee, M lames, haber—T. 111 . = Wass" imy, lismeed hem wham—T 7. Lower ihrw i tj= k e; = Sad aad Swat hater —t. Noumea, assem.phass sad Demerblea•Sest, Partlead-plees us. Ikeeer—J Osedelh liswasik+Misr-Lysa, bessed Imiler—W aae .H. Clesdal, Nreursarbwmas-Lyas, Said dam bekr be S. and war J. Clondher. thede•Mest, Isimer awn wde der—W. Tana, Iliabsesplesseeet MOW, spat S. Plaint end Ce.-11. Lam Naseetr a my, it* to • = l4 resat, amiliew—C. km, ea, Ora- DMDENDS. Aw Iro=as - 4;il W,u.r . 117111Onlom.ann, Deasetanelmne, Whileedlepel, Amin& peeers—nd deed of 1.. U., Hen. 1111, Ind my enheennent Wendy, Hinnenia, alleannalterp. des ern Pis a% lidietrabeet and dipenese-eirsee, dbersditet, theniihing benmenlit dividend ad 2s. ed., Nev. 23, end toy absqamiNssisy, Cdeadera, elderniaabary. Csamie Wenner 4a Dan ,iswirow et temeniasepten. Z.=lain Ad Rear( . Ed„Nov. 23, end Orseer's. Aldermeabary. Oissei )sooaA ffArleeArA awl Windsor, provi sion di— lad dividend la Si., Nov. 26, and time adeennent Weisesdays, idwardsta lidreargbalrstreve. Imam Ca stem., Hiver.elmak litag'ivrvor, railway pens inantainnew, —let *Mod of lc 91d., Nov. 21, and arse L enlingesiai Wedmilegs, at Edirerdis, Boriag beivedia Witaioal RAWL; y WIWI, broker in dividend of ea sw, any ikeda, et_ a, Lipool Wriarom leoluus—let dlvelowe of St Nov 2.5, NA say =Meg.** Wednesday, at Mips's, Liverpool. Taciaebe 11Assam.s., Weedspeel, shosendr let diseased of Is., Nev. It, sod any sabsequest Saar day, at 1.m% Dreteretrwpwe-Tise. Wru.w4 Dow red Joss Samna, Newest= Tyne, thaw zemehree—Sed &Ailed of ed (it be U. perelseelly _ _aebeeed Rye r 21, and say eater quid eliliair : =olol% Megarile- on. -Tyse. Jose lamer , and M essner, lbws- Dee. 8, and at.; saber quint Treibc. insets Maiebeetee. DIYIDENDII. Dec. It A. Rekk I.4aieskelbgbeek City, ship end Am ems brelier—Des. 11. C ime Alameefrostzeit, Pseeedlny, 14. T. Risperw. Des. IL . 00bablie. A.5 3 11**, 11 1 . 1.V Alpslealmer—Die. 14. A. Illeek 11**Bu.eseeek Brew willow% ier—Dm 14. W. H. Wimer. Clerptan Owe, bawl,, even merebest—Des. 14. e W. Z. Dews, Ilmilemper—Doe. Cheetham, Rachel** laarseabero, einem spbeer—Des. 14. J. Leech, Nelms Maw, Careen, shepleoper—Des. 11. J. Weston. Mears, ..Avis clreara—Dee. 10 11. T. Marla Mulder—Der. It. T. Ridley Her lipoid, &ler =gra eignia. H. Warta. sail P. &aka, beretheid, end onenteetusere—Dec. 13. W. 'Mr" Thom, Yoreelara etadedem. diliTl7lollTllll * be I**ei, umber elm be Ares * tM Due. 1• ° 171. ' :::., ""e • "7 ImatiaL T - - PhDs Dekieweleesl Seth , PMOm, ornicemaing—Doe. 11. J. Harriaa, Epsow, Sara, ars arseDes—Dee. 11. T. Raise Illewoquers, City, wham& eignia—Des. 11. J. iiMilb . Ber s "' @bast, Oxibrisieset, . 12. I. Roberson, Uwe Ily=it = l : — lter—Die. W. T. 011herpffabity, Olorsolwalimi, Warr *Ale Dee. N. W. 1 / 1 16. De 6, bad Ineyer—Des 14 1 1 6 7. ittrams,land,Yorkddrik waft simalerherie—Da. 11. W. Comer aml J. Comer Dream YeAligh% ImMs—Die. 11. L. TibretieL ia. Reel6, ll6 % manissanser—Den IL IL ' Wel semodee- Wer—Des 11. J. IliseMeltkOrweemita PARTIIII DIANOL It. Lothian mil W. LAM" Wed brawn— & UEad , W. Cater, inceno— T. T. A. Wiegnetimn ig t Naming. Raid saset, a tor es repine T. Baby" erm—lliesbak Oibas sai . Oftesn, IlinhamoSsillamber . B. Harem rd J. Jaduriik mod, ha amosabeewee-7. W Cj ealle r fent . Waseilloar, Ilimisirbmr wpm atelesee—A. J. Icr i oi dai lC.N ;,r Ward Jams, Illaore", Ms Maw end T. Nottingham, seam rbiebbmA. Wldie mil S. Loam, Yah wism' abimaihetemis—J. Dori and J. alga N jelners-1. Wallas mil 0. T. Ilabirt, Dim Oerewanest, and Ivy- City, beebeihen—J. Lelia imi R. li. ilentlasek, beam mosiananis— L ir r ‘Taill T. , Towle4hlN• Ws, Thet-ana, isidtces—W. V. Team iml E. Prim, limilwarth, nese itnerse steel toy ermrdecturere 0. O. &raw end J. Cairele, T. Ger- Mad and W. Holland , Nottingham— rtlraiTid R.I. Griffith., Edgware-road. licensed aktuall.es. SCOTCII SEQUESTRATIONS. Joon Ou, Glangow, poise, Nov. 277ai tLo Crow Had, Olugow. Immo BAILII, Glasgow, op nowiloctoror, Nov. 27, at Ho lotaky of Procantone 11.0.117 WACIMIZIR Odd Ja.rn RAMIS?, Ally Durk% wassebasta, Nov. 28, of tM Royal Hotel, Dna*. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (mote LAST store's wagers) WAR MICR, Nov. 15. The Queen barn been graciously pleased to eirnity ltor ishatra to mike tin Amend= at he Theerle Cron es Yo orlommileaol Awe ere oseraeminisrei eller of Yr 11~, rem oho hare hem enmeemded to bit Mojeety hr Oat deonedsk—lo seeerisee vlik the mho hie ikon in Yr liejtorro worm* et dr 21116 harsars, linos mourn of wee of kovery perefei lieff A dm biro Ur orweihwies the hh war, r wild pear erred ore" Th. - - qH I.l7rnie:- --- Qmonne;;;Th r &weal lala Ted, le =easoloal, Wit • flow et shot and thell‘ vlll With, vile woe evetedviremdlei, sad Minim mg Iliegannt-Beier laysea bed amid es he es the pit et lie wounds wadi slew tars • etretcher w meenek elm ha esehesi the ' lllagest-liajor rad • piste d the 13th Dragoons (Malese), is may Rat ear eill dr M. This bait place as the Mdt Oriber 1864, altat the flap et the battle 4 Beleklers, in which Fran boss ••• haled under hie. Military Train,6th Battallost..TAretßempe pre Sergeant Royal hr• Bay), for eciegiesees thil Plth October, 1854, la baring votoilmered le the en+Lreatuee of • theia• Wiry in the eineeel 008 Mick, and elm ea eipleyei, wader • Sidle Ink whisk re 'army comosei se Ile mimic et the tree bas oil itivated at de venefeliet at mil sl dillasei a.. ; Is barb( weir de peal Millit7 M un arearles the breedr, y web( woo, owl lorwlag dews the weeti-heme, vim • AA him Mr army bier, awl wended rowb. Militaryftels, liettelki--Beefiparl AJ)eleethise Colic Oso• loripow &We Pestier Owle), he twig voirsiend, eilleenaely edited Aar vellemi, ge eat case mil cal rum es the ale* the Oh _ , when le the right edireei tap, la beat tif - Z7rMen, le hell Isr Omplela Dim lbeshley, Ikea Peellier raig Ole" ohs we leippera be he weeilid. C keg* Ilk TIM reieleace • Me tidy eithre dies, wh Me ew he heed ark la et Se when me el width seek wee wash& Ord Regiment.—Atehent-Reepes Wass Hwy nesse Rytreier, hr pig as the Ith WA Woo riXiseiret i dam ia he 'ldle Nth eerl itst 'I eT mirk t j tt war the Reda, whin Liaterst seem wee We& nerteßy lid hr welsh In tiet dower end elopeeel elistka. reler wee weeikee• la Clenerel Jaw Ilimpeon'e thereili of the Illdi Septinbir, 1164, kr hi eeweayss..la peas to the busk mire a Merry fro, Is sale the esaaiaL THE MILITIA. (nor urr le VT' OWITIL) (Mosiolos dipod by the Qum Tit=oot at lop! LlSOl•lhin Mihtio—Captaia Owego lomMemolor lITM Regimes; to to quottor _ mom Gnome Totems dined by tbe lewd Linatenuits at their m irror Ilseasee--Ch= " Bitlype C r ".th.. . Lq, to be dignity Hew. ement. Light tawdry Reg&sent al Ba te be Capin: eftel Adana, bee me* Gomm Legiam, vire iltreer, reelgeod. To be Livateasets . diem Predwdsk Dussmralia, We laratmeese loyal Pem broke Ai y; Cheeks Mackinson Wahnisloy, late cap let. Boys' Lenin IDA* eke Goodall, resigued. To be Lague Warm Lewis Halbach, gest. Fiederkk Oveseveri, gent. ; neberkk Ludwig Methane, gent. ; Walter Ortmead Desks, Ye nags pollen's Ownlight Inlentry Rag isset of Tower ilemiels kWh+. Beet Kent Regiment et Xilide—Wills Wray Mannsall, Had, lets ovals Nth Led Wintry sued 66th Foot, to o lie= vim premeebl. Regimes eg Wiltee—lidward Trevor Army, gest. to besides, vies BMWS, promote& Warwicksbire WM" 2nd Regiment—Charles Atty, gent., to be amdpi, vise Frederick John Granville, en d q flakelsa livessi* pet., to be ensign, rim J. Blot , • Peaks/ Richards, gent., to be vies regPtseam ios, posted; Bowyer Wenhem Cave Browne ramie, liosterat, ace John Wynne, resigned; be Pontbsay gest, to be lieutenant, elm Genres Weedysts promoted ananut Junes Lees, mt., to be erilei, ace Henry Lettwiob Freer, promoted. Reetbampler Mee Ililltia—Thoossa Hoary Pares, gent., to be limiteret • • Alfred Lawrence, gent, to be ensign ; Nesbit Walloon gent., to be ensign, rim Prowls Colls, resigned ; Liostesoat Heavy Decildele to be captain. vice William Laughwe Christie, ruguated ; Mori Makes Mows Lase. g , be as eige ; Clard &plane Barton, gent, be be Weensissitire Regiment of M ilit ia- Tplsr, gent, to be lieutenant, vice Bireblll. teeigmed. Dumfries, Roabargb, sad Selkirkehire Resiemet of Militia— Andrew Mover Adele. Eaq., doctor al perileime, to be stir gam, vin Grieve, nosiecord, with permission to retake Ids reek, Charles Rainy, Esq., doctor of leaditime, to be seeistantonargeon, vice Adam, promoted. Forfar tad Shkardim Militia Artillery—Tkims• lei, gent., to be second lieutenant. vice NNW& CIS/ of Rdinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia— l V/ Nicol, gent, to be second lieutenant, vial Brace, promoted. [The following is substituted for that which appeared in the Gamete of the lith October, 1567.] Juba Jell Co:kbern, Eq , late of the 113 ed he liewenent, rice Dods, resigned; Thames Eves Vass bleb leg., to be ensign, vice Canna* Ammutrt t Nov : _2o. Ai .ender A. W. (1•86), to the Amity, 4, mew awn ges-nail, et Deinapert, commissioned. llonteassto—E. G. Kerby (Mr), to the Lepw&j : an st y eam pin easel.at Deranged. Hon. F. W. 11$7), and R. Stem (1851), to theMsistra,9l,errowitirms M Sharma. B. B. Stara (1854), to the Lyra, 9, maw dew .{top at Deptford, W. P. Have (1856), to the Legatos; J. J. Boat (1846), end J. 8. Smith (1851), to the Renown. fargeom—J. _Colleen?, to the Contesier, 101, saw 10t, Mindanao's stake ; H. T. S. M.D. (1811), to the Cornwallis. 00, saw aoise.i a l i fp, "l" 4 Derosport , and 8. 8. D Wells (1.4 t 1, 4 e the ay lapwag. Pmaserre—J. R. Andrew. (1 ,to the Mews; C. D. Lindsey ( 1856 ), and E. J. Gila (1 ), to the loopriag. Aeststent-Sargion J. L. Sands (1855), to the Laparlog. Maury' Aseistaets P. H. Milutan, to us Alist,l7, any steam sloop, at Davenport; E. K. Beer" to the Ardent, 6, peddle-wood steam sloop, at Woolarkh; J. A. Ct. Morgan, to the Lys:, 4, screw steam vessel, Ileillerrsseia station ; H. Castle, to the Sharpshooter, 8, saw at venal, ma Portisosmah ; J. Southwick, to the Viper, 4, seem alms Mediterreaean sada*, P. Ayien, to the Blolithe, 80, scree Mama guar] alup, at Portamouth ; Yd C. P. XL eam by, to the Lyra. &NUMMI Paymaster J. Shepherd (1830), to the Corn wall.. Clerks 8. Wrononth and J. Broom, to do Looting; J Franklyn ; to tito Alert ; C. lic Kan and B. linfortt, to tint Remo. — Aasieteilblerks T. Silk, to the Lapwing ; sod P. B. Williams, to the Iteetena. WOOLWICH, Nov. 10. Ar ARTILLHATateN FLoGolo.—The 7th Bat- WWI of Royal Artillery, sod thirty nommierairiered aims add pram of other tourers, ar varied st Itielarbieri Diabbehmeat thw stairtra to wirer dr prier= d a/ JO tom, was leader mews Jabs Day, • Imre of Carr Jo heels La Conroy 7% _Dello. BeAr iipt sway el the apiabrin were sislord i she ditst, the Orme bow the parsharat arm legrolvely, sad whoa reserred dr brottel sue proosted to be bat Ws intro& The Fiber, wee .semi by a .err-rir• ' dal te 10 heir ad two rear tearlerresem at Pet Clair" awahra, it ha sibm w eteid se robin ray whoa at Mary Frt, rad kw re hairy at yW6I Fisher, 1.4 14.11,44.. Akar that hi met and the Camera Iwidel wlh which be was Lawn. TI. prewar 1.1:1 be renew* Fart Clime* Is Wove Ids Whey rudiment whma elovermeat. DZATI 0/ WILLLUI Fin waume Owm—Amegab Iwo Ws remind of do ark VisrAdwiesi Willies YlisweSsio Owe, who did it IS Jabs% Now Itrisowtal, is the led bows THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1857. tab) InUlltgente. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 20. (Hefts the Vico-Chimoilor eir slLJoins Stuart sad Mr. Justin Chew) 11001 V. 111001.—Y•LIDITT OF 711 /1•111LIL0I £110•D OF • WIDOW= IFVIII NIB DICI•1111D WlllO SWIRL. ac Th. i rlOtke 'Whether as asorlogo of • widower with Ms wiles stone in • icnnia country, where such mar. Awn ant treat, is valld is Woad, ws Wood In this ors, sad now arne_blixo ths •••!_t is! amts._ Mr. Judos Croswell, at theratiesst of the Vice-Chmeesibte, :at with his boom to hear the argurasat The nit was for the administration of the estate of a teehtee, Mr. Leigh Brook, bet the qesstko arose upon a senthsesedery bill, by while h wee to distribute the share d his bleat ace, Chem. Armitage Dt o ok, to the real and parsessi estmes a/ the Wks tor, the hint sots harts( died In 1866. The yeesties arose upcs the facto Med by the Odd Chek. . . . . . . . It that Mr. Brock, the *Ake, setrkd Mks Arrol ma Ti li s y d a re and demurer were the cady ion el diet nis with Nei Mit la 1861 Mr. Dirk sod Mks Mt. Brocies deared wills slier, VMS le in lialskia ak t . l acre aresttelverd Ito two eter sou Males Perak, were the kens al rrekeps. 1106 Mr. Brook ths lady he led resrisd te Allem skated the sentinent. Bbe did es the 17th el ileprebar, 1866. rid be died two days aftrawsids. Med= Ilamilew Birk Irvin died la 1858, as treat, dr Wisa wee,wheor Ids reel ears west to the ea dee meniese, end ide parr seises wee distributable man the abildrea, sr ethadat the whole to the Crews serer M by ei ordiset, cc *accost at re rlYif al the The Odd ark found that the = of 1851 vas valid asessiss to the law of Walser( The quelks rind h this err hr he the sabred al a parlissserssy *sky, sad el Be decant Intend to a very Pr e to Ski =° :t .. fi awl II Wm. IV. e. 61, meta is 1836, a rendes jiya widecre viable dreesed wile's lister wad TWAY the lives d the worried prow, but an • boarrimils elbr d. of *bar of thaw. The Ad 5 ad 6 Wes. IV. a 64, to reader arts& mar =braid, end is err tits law with repot to arra . I. Al ii mg r us wide tiers it shill hare bra reignited bikes th al f rel rifsy st a srlsnee ly,Bl6 bsew.lll6.l/7.41.-z.=,..1- bier "12216:Courtocakes priewasei wok whir AMU dew/ft at the thas al is Farb g _6l i ris est, perial agars hwerberre MEOW issl east rearkupse berms proses Wag within the prohibited duper el emergairty. "1. net all orsieps whir shall bomber be cekbered berm pries within the probitrad darer of cores ger* sr tidy dun absoldely ail of vet to all r iser rid preens wheresers. Trividid always rot aerie. la thit act stall to ceselned to extend to that pet el the tailed Kingdom celled fkotienl." Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Mr. Mend mid XL Ct. lobe Rama rrto, the plastid, be for =vide( Children of ealer, ebelmitsg to be =idol to the nen at the iabat Chen Ina. to whist se Mien of naddator dam bad beta ekWd, the din is width bad ben detail try the AtionorOnead es WWI dna news. No Piney lay end the NA aid the peens ladme the nest wee sp owe of UM Wa ens. ld imprints la • by treadow el person It involvednigh= nil nen mmeldr. ad= to me it bpi.. There nee imam ef the bah= mina la Cher eh en bate she beitnet the merino by a wiener min his 616011116 IMO 66611' 611 inenned, at bad ,by Sefe, ad dot dry timid to • greet emen=d ld and . nag', t eon pond ma eidimalies hold ad son two tootten to the Dittos her en istanidest with grlelemlb, Woe le did set ernakkr dew peed= wan peps*Mfrs the coin, he ahead men WNW( Okay to the eseetno lila el the dine al innima IV. It w a applimille to the oonstroollea el all den= Mat imles tendert= non oblipat, sad amiably Me pndpb by to ea sot la panda= of ultee bp imp= ameineat in dare labeenent the If no Adds was dirty =andel it it to abet the andel and ed et Or min Tht arena wee, 11l lib mama mkt modips ushiwfal rely who ennoilo to dimdi et di lb mode= =red to an nye edemnord la no diemin, i a knelt la Ibrekgs seemblee ? Tlm distindea buena • =mhos =dein eneptbeee WIN sod a =wimp romdend laved& only whim edits/ nab Innen of Raglan, woe to be lband is the dielbena awn to the green Prep use K a i. nil Ilia.), henna die anelmembef the Kept dor- Ad on the Omni Illannei Ad of the lith an en I% the loyal m ines Are kelvin hew ta that Ma bra woo mow I. Are the =env el • royal prbote area bealid. Wit the inane, ef the Ad of W . II V. bid me ass Mee tinkled to it is dot sid TI: Boa mi llanhge men* piddled no demesd este et 11. de mea n enpa ( etion the ens= d the •110•11 w ; t was end pektiales by sot ef par rot: het theatadafte ot William IV. entilnedi as son pr paiwt=....tlllll4A..loll yen 1 ody dental die meniones =his the end, b the dame of the ponied poldbities7E — weneines prohibited mast he pentamed to le nen the vadat. If it wee needed dot the law in girdle shwa b . 1471 to every DPhil embed, la whatever dodo ho nab 10 , ma* as a gal= v v ea Ind Aot mem* Im am have any* a de of pseasel peldbilles ON II ea is Omni la nd ook wikh it basset der. The alone of bab bles's dineddelbaben mainly =lnd to therein, with the elude siseplisn el im Royal Manion Act, which had • epecialobjeob Medd imeenoet inethent the 32nd of Henry NI I 1., otp.fliothish vosented the wildly of mintage within " this Cheere d AB enneeneent is the foandation of the as to =nine. It is not denied that the mind On= of this country have jurisdiction In =does el wisps contracted in foreign countries, hat the to maw be amering to the law of the country where the inembeipe was seimnissi. The jurisdic tion of the "hind woe= he set =de wordage within the prohibited degrees woo eatteimil sot only during tho lives of the contracting pedal, hot alter their death, until in the time of Cheeks 11. the Cart et ILlag's Beach Interfered by pro hibition; but the milled mewl had so *bin= over foreign countries or mambos calsbested there whilst the common Leer has always trailed murieges sbr i oed .s being subjeet to the ten lad. This is • question within that pin of the law which he. teen it ably treated of in /dr. Justice Story's work on ties Cream of Laws, from which he read Factious 66a, 97, 98, 112, 123, 123 a, and commented to show that such marriage*, when celebrated in one country must to valid in all other countries, wording to the comity of nations. He also cited " Butler v. Freeling" i snb. Rep.), " Redding v. Smith" (2 Hog. Consist ), " Thompson v. Advocate-General" (12 Clerk and I y), " Roach v. Garland" (I Vie. mar.), and after commenting on them and other cues, concluded him argument. Mr. mai,m, on the same side, commenced his argument by referring to the " First Report of the Committee on the Btate of Opinion on the Low relating to Marriages within the prohibited Dreg d ComanguMity." He cited " Her bert v. Herbert" 2 Hag. Eccl. and 3 Phil.) and "Compton v. Beassoft" (B .N. P., 6 ed., p. 113), end proceeded to my that the decides in the Rumen peels'', cam went on the policy of that particular act and the it words of the en actment. On the other hand, Lord Ilanlericie's Act for the better Prevention of Clandestine Merriam, 26 Geo. 11., C. 33, eras for a century evaded by parties inteisding to marry going to badien or abroad, and two ears after the passing of that set Lend Hardwk.ke " although the word, of the imatannt of the act of Geo. 11. were stronger than the set of Willa IV., it did not prohibit 'marriages by British inkiest, ahead. This distinction is very strongly remarked en By Lord litswegbam la the I Ith Cl. and He. 130, 161, la his .I=mt ea the ere w wi ller perm object helt i l:Ltt w e la s animpe . " bad tint the gelded the act are sufficient, tor that le 11M misery else to mememplieh the manifett of the eat. I ny this became lls eat a en/admit ground te bold that the panne le Cher aim OM words are MUM b that p ethorwbe the met might have beta li . It was it Y the ear of the general maniere et t wee quite 16111 OM dot act wee Wended to • pm.' vest name ben nareyber without consent unless with the publiestienef Ismeo, an notwithstanding that, ty going to Seethsal:e= d us t emir "'lin 'st roll ed b' il s 2 4 .... r 7 Mismin . 7 Vog l e limb the ia ilid l i te mime tad Me hat the eel. My and oplimosh ad weird the pads isqpbb ef enbastior matricouny, we should Mr 111111114 if' Camp= e. Bomwroft: " 'nom this ft foliose that to the spent el Lord Brougham if the Royal Marriage Art had been immemed in terms similar to the general marriage set of Oserge IL, it would have been insuillelent, and if soak wee insulllcivat in 1763, then is no reason why ies Amid not be equally Iseadeleat in 1836. nos hes always been peddlidnate of opinion on the din of that Marehele An In addition to the shimmt of Lord Lyilliewet that he had never banded the act to = so as to prohibit • meet don ht. wife's sister, different *Owe bon Imes held as to its bud 11160, 100116e106a re.p .IM IGEN= boardar ad meals/es sot to be contrary to the Milne /ow, an viola" to Man their deceased erffe's &Inv. have nital in apnea ef deb legal advisers, and they have been UM that *Ay end army if they went to • country who mei lemMoses main slim able. It is no light thing to say than aR these have bees living is oastenbinege ; kit it be admitted hi t Wart intended emlyeriess, to prohibit such the words do sot elearly ape= the tatention,==bm the nutmeat bla this respect nugatory The ppermt been the became ate which would resell from way rare view of the twee boa that which would support the =now el the isetseer in this cue is very thipposieg the iseteter not only to have contractor= wend marrisp in Holstein, and to have children of that ' marriage, but afterwards, daring the life of hie second wife, to lace contracted • marriage slid have had children in this reentry, according to the argument for the crown he children by the Holstein marriage would he legitimate Owe and illeptunate here. and, rice cress his children by the ' subsequent marriage would be legitimate here and Mgettl ' mate there, • state of rucurostanose which ought not to exist &rowdier to the comity of nations. N WONOtil 1141%110111 of similar difilealties might be multiplied. It is net stessmay so to conetrue the act of William IV. it to gems snit sat ' saemakes state of thiap, ad, et all man the end wlll • sot strain to language of the -nitre'_ ka end • wpm I Thin part of the awned is Inong dm wends at ass of fatersedenel law; bat, odwithrioull as no fifmanild aid social importance, it must be borne in mind that this is a came of Matto - 116y affinity and not by oonsanguinity,between which Litt always draw a close and jest moral diffiresos. In re to this view of this case, Mr. hullos Story, in hie "Ccaflict of Laws," see. 116, says, " T n te N gon ibiti has do been &doodad in Ragland to the between a mea sad the aster d hie former deceased • but 'am whit _routid of scriptural authority it ham been thought mdroult is affirm." This biing a question of inter law, he would refer to the caw of " Medway Y. Needham," 16 Masa, R., 167. At this step of the argument the court raw, sal the bearing wee postponed till to-morrow. The Attoney-General, the Solicitor -General, and Mr. Wlobens, epprered kw the mown' Mr. Elorsley end Mr. Pemberton ectoomett kr the other deinedeata. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 20. (Bikes Mr. Conunisinne IN NI DIANT A I CNILITIAN. TWe am, ipd yesterday, 'Oa aim before the Lena altreetsi • crowded court. Ur. Olive attended, sad Mr. Lewis (Lena mai Lewis) con ducted the laqtdry. Neither I[r. 'Mini ace bs was wen la ettodezten but that daughter, sow oar 17, ell eiglibig a "lam " Madams Rachel." Res mar taws est naming, end she had not aeon bar tsar Asap the dny bed= jester- • Olive pea In an atifinit, sad was regtdrad to emend It es le the timer. 19te wittlerwent • nstrehing examination. Coniginkeer Ph emergent bon determination to see the sights at the an, es It would probsbly end in • pia Kr. esoutko. AfOrr o useloA li ps said his ninths was to inte purl Mr. Odos, but be would give him till T t° ant the wills motioned. He should comodt un teo= ersoodsioure winder Mr. Olive should remain co the files et the emit. He keg isepected selseedlosk sod so hos hoed would be lope on ism woos. The water stool to Tuesday. Maks* Mr. Commimicate May.) IX la 1113V11131 MICIAIII. This twelves; • Jew, who had ton in no Wows, mode by "Ma" appeersnee to tab the beset of the mt. lie had been ems a booklet, and 'beady en mnomt fsar *ow" to this mare, and had be.. rieded oa two or arm ocessions. Ms wife bad • separate income of needy MW a year, and made him an allowance. He said be had get anneeted with pstufoggiag lawyers, with bill dia. couanrs, sad with "young ladies," and they had been his lir. Reed appeared for three madam ; and Mr. dargood la oteplaint was that the insolveat had been Bring on the public, and the answer wee that certain parties had been paging on him. Hs said be yea not now on vary gad terms with his wile, on account of his caussziona. An attempt was made in mart to mettle with the opposing crea tors, but it tailed. Malr. Cmaninkear Murphy sold the Insolvent had been • Cleaaat large, bat woad ham to stay In prima nays s;raged . pm • judgment of six months, being the hall extant of the discretionary chum THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOD EL Nary .4e Amy, Alm illegaiers, a girl of IS years of owe, who had Ma needed Me the charge of ale rang Ilka. Mehl nes sod capstere' ends worth Z. 6d., from IMO ha the omen 0 nee in Mitre-court, Chsenide.wes_cep he leseght belie the Lewd Mayor and Mr. Hale, be petty enneem. At the le serene the y ak the charge had been peed spinet Me, confused her nd begged bard le be sneered le go home, ded it_ her drat acme This siourtien, however, ens ..eled try ponce constable Wine Mere, Mw dle, who Mated that hellsed known the priseser for a hag the end tie she one the meant see eine of juvenile Naves, a ember of whom wen waiting elide the mete learn the result of the charge. The girl mid she was the daughter of Roma esthetic parents ; that far a long time pest she had been ant rut to beg, and to take M her parents whatever money she reeved. The Lord Mayor, ending that the girl hellbent brought up be the Hone catholic kith, directed Mr. Geodes, the cannel/irk, to communicate with the sot Betties of the Ca ke& Reformatory School at Ileaucbanip Lodge, Hammer. oritla, and a gentleman from that institution was present dee( the proceedings et the Mansion-Hoe us yesterday M , Duel ayhem, - the father of the girl, who had be▪ d witha emend ememe, after having refused to attend M De era called Lets the witness-bur; and In reply to theme , mid he one a Roman =end wished , Ids go hito stem The gel (arYleg bleterly)±ol=r, prey,may dolt iirs 4 4.4 mile tins; pray don' pray doe% The Lead Mayor l ndersea you are in the habit at entinglettere hr le ken I' s Msgsberts—No, Ido sot, • I work hard for my 4 . I have this year been bayesiking, harvesting, and Lona Mayor—l have been making inquiries about mid led thet you lee been in the Dublin police. Mega tee The lord Meyer—Ten bee also been in the Zen P Inspers—Yes. The Lad Meyor—Two years ago you were be the OW pow police ? Magebern—Tee, and I work at the done scene now. I bare two boys and four girls, the eldest Mohan fell. A policeman named McKeeole said be bed known been, his wile, end children, for ten yam. They UZ I % ba tt g Lord Mayor—Magabers, your wile, I am told, re fusee to come hers. became you have given her a black eye. Magebern—l did not do it ; she fell spinet the window shutter. The Lad Mayor (addreming the girl), mid—Yon may think the senesce I em about to pan upon c i tu fe verry sevens one ; but I am convinced you will know I tun doing se act of the greatest peels kindness to a little gel in your unfortunate position. lam about to remove you from the custody of very bad parents who have had It in their power properly to provide for you end Ming you up, and who have not only neStal g to do so, bet have actually lived upon your mom= in and ening. You winnow be need from the vice and wretchedness, and undergo a training which will make you a tend member of society. Parente are, wham, not aware that they are liable for the maintenance of tier children daring the time they are keened in a reformatory establish ment, and may be iropriscold for non-payment. I sin deter mined to free the City of the large number of destitute chil dren who are in the habit of collecting principally in the vicinity of the Royal Exchange. I hope the sentence I sin about to pars will Lave the effect of lessening the number of elite children who are mot Into the Meseta to beg, end whose peens speed in idler and prodigacytho money they see fortunate enough to obtain. The Shoe-Black Society hie now become, as it we, a axed trade, and I hops that the Ante o: the street mesa society will be equally SUCCOOF fal. All the pence given to these lads are apno prided towards their maintenance and inenn. ; ea d as soon as the public are aware of this fist I am nue they will generously aid these poor boys ae he m they one. Mary Ann Mmebem, it is the Opinion of my brother magistrate sod rayef that you should be eon aimed for 14 days in the House of Correction at Holloway, sad that at the expiration of that time you should be sent to the Catholic Reformatory School at Hammerenith for three mom Imatodiately the sentence was posommed the chi, who throughout the proceeding. mewed overwhelmed with grid, and earnestly implored her father Molds be hams with him, All are her knees, and firmly vsepft the rails in front of the dock, ehrisked and salteseld moot Moistly. She was meld out of court in a fainting Oats. A mere painful wens hes seldom been witnessed in a wort eljertiew Wagebees, molly—You hare dose the very beet thing you mold, my lord. The Lord litheycw—Tf yes had set bees a weethisse, idle billow, there would hew bees so tweed ey he my seeding her toilet. Inetitntkm. I have no dead Mildest abs leaves it she will be able to get into respettelde genie% and be omfurtably situated. BOW-STREET, •• • -• • •• The snanneweee sgZet ti; six booksellers in Holywellr dreg, oa whose presoisse salaam of obscene hooka prints, *o., were made on Friday of lest weak, baring been made returnable at three o'clook yesterday, the polios attended at that hour and produced the property seized. Ides. Bodkin again appeared. for the Home-once; Mr. Orridge attended aa counsel for one of the defendants; end lir. Lewis, jou., as solicitor for another. /fog Merit, of 14, Bolywell-street, was loot called. She at woos came forward and expressed great anxiety to contra dict a etatement made at the lest examination that she was the same moon who on the ocaraion of the former admire wrote a penitential letter to the Home-oftlos, promising not to Wird again. She also alleged that more of the books now seised had been returned me unobjectionable on the former ocowiloa. lespector Lester said this was not the cue. At the former risen the hooka, be., were all of an objecticalble character, sad nose were retained. la this case one book and a few prints wore returned. The remainder were aniseed to be Mahood foes seven day., when they will be destroyed, dew la the awe at aa appeal, or of say farther preceedlnge to the pert d GOVIMMOOR A person who represented b l lo be a solicitor's clerk smeared for the next dellindeat, Ideasord Morrie, of 15, Wych.strat, bat se be produced ao wines authority from the whereat In wham name he attended, lir. Jeedine refused to hew him. Defending did wet =raw to his name. NZ=ctuna in frames, sod one book, were ordered to be ilweral emplm d a book, which the Holywell street nudely have litherte Wined themselves quite safe in seals& were ocademasti, sad ardwed to be detained, as in the former we. In the seat case the perms emmaresed was Thomas Blarkell, of 16, Holll-serest, la mimes stead old man lamed who stated that be wie " C as owner and weepier of the hawse. It order to attend be had been brined ap on a habeas from the Coldhatielledda prison, where be la at pawn usisegelag a waless of two years' t foe soling einem publications. He atte mpted M prowediap kat the Mikis slinging that the seizure was illegal, and when overruled on this point de ► - mandiog to go over the works seriatim. After much time had been wasted in listening to his somewhat violent de clamation, Mr. Jardine disposed of the Mee by condemning two large parcels of books, dr., end ordering a composure!, reall quantity to be returned. Mr. Lewis appeared for the next defendant, William Wynn, and contended that a certain book, of which fourteen copies had been aired, was a medical work end not cameos. Jardine was of a contrary opin ion. The tide pegs alcre . was enough to condemn the , A quantity of books, psmphlets, &c., were condemned, end a roan portion of books, dm., with some stereotype plass of " Fees Boot of Martyrs," were returned. Mr. °ridge appeared for the next defendant, Richarl Wiwi, who, he observed, was not an habitual dealer in these worwhich had been suffered to creep in among his stock by i nadvertence. Mr. Judd* add these observations were no answer to the charge, but might poedbly be taken into aroma bas . aitthorities in omeig the propriety of in ngs. Vas ease onlproceedi y a small quantity of books was con demned, sad the remainder returned. Is the next cuss, the meson summoned was Joke Pans- AAA bed Near again appeared, and stated that the me mins Wise his. Be took the same course as in the know ore, insisting apes each of the condemned books bang sham to him, end samba the megietrate to point out the ob jectionable poetizer, wired of mare his worship retort to do. As, however, be foiled to show cause against the de struction of the copies, the calm was made out as in the other mass. Edwin Ward Jackson, of 14:Nit.m-hill-gerdens, Bays water, sae charged with a lih4 on Mr. Benjamin Coleman, a merchant in the Poultry. Mr. Arnold mut of opinion that so jury would oome to the conclusion that the defendant wee the writer of the libellous letter, and dismissed the cam. - - (harp Dolby, • young fellow who had teen formerly in the employment of MOON. 0. Mr!, sad Bona, the extensive oontractors in the Beividere.road, as ajonnisposa, was charged with aspen pours el whom Mhod Miss out of their molar employment, to go to work at Aldershot; whore Mr. layers had Wand into a contract, and was about to =smite some entendre buildings for the goverment. Fran some of the men so hired he had °beaked samay, and from op • width, sad antertained all of them to a wateisatial &mar at the expmas of a beershop-keeper, to whom he rsgemnaMd that lb. Mitre bad directed him (the temsr) to artier it, and that be would pay all the enemas entermen discovered what too late that they bad been hapossd on; that the prisoner bad no authority whatever to amp any me—k fa no additional min were required at orshott , and the sonar was given Into custody on • eharp of obtaining a watch and some matey from ow of the vi tlms. Mr. Norton characterised the ecednet of the prisoner as mot homilies and cruel, sad observed that some days be fore ma applicatlon had been made to him by • poor man, a etoareawyer, who, while in full and luesetive employment in Nottingham, had received • letter stating that if he and his fellow workmen tame to town they could rt Lecure immediate employment at Mr. Myer es at a smelt tete of wages Wee they had been in the habit of ring; the mum games was that they gave up their excellent employment at Nottingham and came up to tows, end on applying at Mr. Myen's they, to their greet rnrblosnoe, discerned that the Inter was a cruel hoax. The handwriting of the resembledeswell as he mild recollect it that on the =l c : had just mentioned, and under the circumstance* he should remand the prisoner to Thursday next. The prieoner, who denied being the miter of the letter, was soondingly remiusded to Thursday next. WITI-ZZACTARIAN .DI8: AT LIFIIB. The Brighton Observer publishes the following additional particulars of Mom regrettable proceedings, of which we gave an account yesterday, manacled with the funeral of Miss &obeli, who recently died at East Oriented, in the establishment of the Ladies of St. Margaret, popularly called Sinters of Mercy, in connexion with StickvWe College. She had but recently joined the sisterhood, butdied suddenly of scarlet fever hat week, leaving all her persosab nal= left her in her own tight by her mother, to the et On condition that the Sinters of Mercy vreuM be allowed to attend the funeral, they delivered the body to her father, the Rev. J. &obeli, rural dean, for interment in the (molly vault et All Saints. Accordingly in the evening the body arrived by train, aocompanied hymn or eight sisters, and two priests in their robes, the Rev. J. M. Neale, Warden of &divine College, being one. The ' corpse arrived about six o'clock in the eveniag by train, at the Lewes station, where nearly WO prams, anximui to witless the ceremony, waited to receive it. A with all due solemnity wait formed; the ic o J arlled on a bier followed by the Rev. J. Scobe= den' t er, the Rev. J. M. Neale (the Warden of &drills College), end another clergyman, the rear being brought up I c iLert of the Betters of Macy, in theirholy habit with and hood.. The coffin was covered by a Meek and white eke .uered pall, with white messes on the black squares and black in'oeses on the white squares. The solemn cortlye proceeded to All Saints Church, which was crowded with people, and specially lighted up for the ecomion. The churchyard is. wan lighted with leathern. At the en trance of the choxeh the corpse was met by the Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, of Firls, Canon of Chichester Cathedral, who officiated in a very impressive style. The service in the church being concluded, the re.formed, and proceeded to the vault at a remote part of churchyard. It is built above groand, and for the ceremony was lighted Waldo with lanthorne, end bedecked with bou quets and festoons of white dowers. •-•-••• - - • • • - The service being finialted, the family were taktmg a Anal farewell when a prima pushed forward, and was about to read some jargon in the vault. The Itev. Mr. &obeli im mediately stepped forward, closed the door of the vault, looked it, and said, " This is my property." Hooting and yell ing then commenced from the crowd, now numbering nearly a thousand person., and a fearful rush waa made at thetas who had assisted at ceremony. The lights were quickly extinguished, the Her. Mr. Nests was .trip pe d of hie sur plice, and the Sisters of Marcy were thrown down. All was in one indescribable uproar. The mob, to show their feelligs, commenced bonneting end timeliest the privet out of the churchyard, and through the streets into Botethover, where he took refuge in the Keig's Head Inn, the mob rennin's; outside. Here he gave beef away to a law to keep the others at bay and a young man obtelead a ladder for the reward of a sovereign, and get Lim over a wsll at the back of the house, and he escaped to the station. The deters sought Metter in a fly, in which they were driven off to the railway. When the mob found their bird had escaped from the ins, they repaired to the station in such great numbers that the railway authorities were compelled to put on a strong force to keep them back. Eventually they took their departure by train, expressing their intention to return the following day. Yesterday, In conformit with their promise, a priest and • nun melted et about ha lf-put four o'clock, and endea voured to obtain admittance tato the churchyard. They were soon discovered by a few person., whose numbers quickly Increased, and exhibited such a feeling, that they drove oil in a fly to the White Hotel.. The paper already quoted farther publishes the following letters : " Lewes, Thursday Evening, 5.30 p.m. " The Rev. J. M. Neale and the Ledy Superiorose of :the establishment of the Sisters of Mercy have just entered the White Hart Hotel, whither they have been conveyed from All Saint. Churchyard In a fly. A mob of about 200 per sons are yelling, howling, and crying" No l'opery," "Tarn them out," " Remember. remember, the sth of November," ecc., in full chorus. The doors of the hotel were quickly fastened, and G. C. Deltdan, Eeq., a megletrate, and two policemen, were sour en the spot. Two others aeon followed, and the four were pineal se marks at the door, which wee again opened. The rev. gentlemen and kis female com panion then re-entered the ay, the windows o[ which were immediately smashed. They drove off down St. Mary's•buie, the police running with it foe protection, followed by the mob 'in foil cry. They anived in safety at the railway station, where a stronger body of police awaited them, and the doors being closed for their safety, the multitude continued their yells and imprecations till the train, to con vey them to East Orinsteed, removed them from the scene. In the event of the party having the temerity to venture again on their obnoxious errand, whatever their motive may be, they have been mewed by Mr. Dalbiac that the respon sibility for anything untoward which may occur they moat take upon themselves. "The parties who exhibited their feeling on the °cession, most not be coneidered of the class termed ' roughs ; they were of the various grades of the townsmen who hesitate not to exhibit their aversion to any ceremony which has a sem blance to Itoinanism. Rule Britannia' wee given by the assembly at the gate., and one man on entering the station said, Where is this Pope ?' He was at the time' standing aloes - to Mr. Nada who was pointed out to him, upon which he said, He a Line bird; and invited him to Lewes on sth No vember next, saying 'he would be well provided for.' Mr. Neils accepted his invitation, and mid 'be would coma and me him: " PdtiIIiZZLEXIIIIT OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS By • Poott-nwrz COLLZOTOR.—Yestarday, at Biratiegbam, a man maned Henry Cabe, for many years ors of the poor rats collectors of tits parish, was brought beton the magis trates on the chargu of embezzling 1,0001., tha mays of the guardians . A remand war applied for, without soy ger *edam being Mahal ; bat it is understood that the pet seasee &facetious wars discovered on Thursday by Hr. Hunt, the district auditor. Finding that detection was in evitable, Gibbs admitted that he had spmoprimed moneys to his own use, and further examination sheaved defaleationa to the sweat stated. These Wind on, two mem 4 11011YITAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. MOAT, Nov. 40.-1141ntleekes as e rbeaS. 489; &Ga. I y awns *AM% 119; tetal AMIN% (SliTertiaNlGOAL.3--DOLLOWAY'SPILLS:4.ET THE /Itm re.. Nn..—The war la the eaerinaelat of the Mi wt.. It torn( -bet Gem Oriel merman et every ergaa.rt% Noe what* bel z. hordiee. bet me.* ~64 A. h.e rd vigetv way le bya ewes et e mbattle SRL earl. Iteetk abet d am. demob. be amyl by de sr 4 Ms. wog tat. uerNae, aa4 so eabieriiii brew Stir eaceeme eekaey W rides wail; at ?Warm Holloway*. lidabildremikV= rm t and 81. IWO= We, Nem Vert by Om" ;A. ersw.aana.; ad 2. Mts. Wish NABIBI& 111JOAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British poen:anon, in America, for the weak audio[ Nov. 12,1 a 235. 3d. per cwt., 'nimbi of the dudes of ooaiams paid or payable thereon. The see rage price of brown or Mumoovado auger, the produce of tko Mauritius, for the week ending as above, is 16e. 11. per cot, No return of the eels of brown or Muscovado auger, the pp. duoe of the But Indies, far the week ending as above. 11, average price of the two foregoing drecriptions of nip. jointly, etiologye of duty, is 20s. 40. per cwt. BiIIPTOL. Nov. 20.—We are not swat* of IL Single boas action here this week in the private market, but this ens entirely from the stocks consisting only of Barbados, and 0 which description the graces me fully supplied• iz 4 eats, of which there are nose on offer, are very badly and for these the buyers ars impelled Mill to resort to London. Refiner's produce, of al kinds, has soot with a k ennead demand ADM our LA, and some wry atria, transactione have taken pleat in store dried end wit goods molests nee; indeed the manufacturers have been eland out of goods, reedy for delivery. Of rum we have not es, stock. COTTON.—Livinroon, Noy. 20.—Our cotton MR ilk at the early gest ol the we*, showed some symptom. 1 Medium, bat his slue bees so Irregular that it is altos to make a quotation. The declared vans d ellair' pelis Areisiom however, is, for Orleans, ; 7id,; Uplands, Tel. lb. This is the decline whirl mq be generally ootiosd, or about id. per lb., although in mon instances It has hies much meter, and prim* ere nah nominal. The total sales of the weak are 20 630 bales, indude 460 American, 40 Bahia and 2,980 Surat on erre lotion, and 160 Antietam, and 2,090 Surat for export. Th sales today sre sethoated at 2,000 bales, inclaing 700 q specolation and Ix taport. COTTON 000D8.—Nencestran,Nov.20.—The improvement reported on Tuesday in nce of aim brought by the India mali, wee p •iwi• on Waders day, but en an the former &Tao mlaisry Oat wan t izi ot in prices, the competition mow sellers he the little coring ambling barer, to operate at the very lowest Ma of the previous week foe cloth, sad to WU peals advantage id. to id. per lb. decline) in yana Since - Wedmaday, the market boa rasped ten the unrelieved (lobo.' which characterimd ft The attempt to get up values at Liverpool for colt iwek o:in early pert of the week when pica abeam& a p .sim pry hie proved abortive, the Wire dares having ftm market and the result of this attempt Is probably reag the market for yarns and cloths, by hedonists barn to hold what few cedars they have in the hope of MI low Irak& The new Whine announced every day, holm,, have also considerable aka in retarding busbies, and ern if the ten per cent. charged st o =iverting bills Into me net were to nun no longer as en would operate to induce the utmost caution amongst all dames of traders before ir. engaging their reoponaibilltiee. Gnat relief, however Is been felt here, that theassistanoe sought by three of the leidirg houses in the country (the names of which are well 'non here) has been given by the Bank of England. The rely failure announced here this week is that of Mr. Leopit Sampson, in the African trade, with liabilities to the atom of between 60,00 W. and 10,0001. The great depression at trade in this district is shown by the fact, that one of our loo; railways has found it neramary to reduce the mikage of is trains by more than 600 mike per day. CORN.—Caraiwaronn Nov. 120.—There wu nos: supply of wheat at marle d today, and quite a Magma= hi the trade. Prices very irregular. Red, 46.. to 48., earn, 505.; whits, Us. to fee. ; emirs, 675. Barley dull and rids lower. Beans steady, rather its favour of the buyer. Littoomr, Nov. 20.—W• have had • good supply d wheat and barley alkabg to-day, l ad t was rs• treensly slow and dragging, at 2s. to 3a. decline on wheat and decline on barley. Wheat, red, 435. to 475., whits, 60s. Barley, grinding, 28s. to 32a.; soaking, 371. WAKEFIELD, Nov. 20.—There was a fair supply d wheat, but buyers %muted only with caution, and what gave way 2.. per quartos, barley L. t0.2a., oats 2a. pa quarter, and shelling la. par load. Average for the Irak and Nov. 16 : Wheat, 3,627 quarters, at 624. ; bap lay, 970, at 435. Old. ; c.ts, 6, at 36a ; 'MUM, 30, st 4.55.; per, 22, at 445. COALL—Lownow,Nov.2o.—Bates' W. Hanky, 15.8 d.; H*erell, 16s. 6d. ; Morpstla Wait Hartlsy, 17s. ; Tan. Said Moor, 13s. 3d. ; Wylso, He. 6d. ; Was' End Avis Close, 18e. 3d. ; Was End Eden, 18a. 3d. ; Walls End Rattan, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 17s ; Walls End Wharscliffe, 17.. 3d. , Eden Main, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Fraznwellgate, 188.3 d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. ; Walls End Hatton, 205.; Walls End Hinton Lyons, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Kepler Grange. 19s. ,• Wells End South Hat ton, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Corm, 194.; Walla End Hough Hall, les. 3d. ; Walls End South Hellos, 19a; Well Ea Tees, 20s. ; Walls End Triazdon Hartlrccel, 195.; Walls End Whitworth, 165.; Nixon'. Darya, 21s. it Ship at market, 70 ; sold, 61. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLIWHI. Alke no. Mar %Ail. TWA spa. mosse. Arras& MT. 112 Wiill MAN SW. a II A s I KAU sands 111.44441 » MAY -- - IN II waft MN V 1 1. 1 4- [ado . .. .. - TS VA ITS 2 Rat satin lor. 14. Lilwispose leelreat - ad la m a SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Sir cul. solo. tram ti.rvi to Mins Isms. liss Slut la stiii lust ; sati is asks leder ; ars sessiL—Dsh is ; Nes IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Albarroro, from Buren 6r Ltrorposi, Zl dare cont, Aug. $ lat. LS N., 1ce.11.41 it. Boma Qom. Yam, tore Nem York he Liverpool, Nor. 4. 14•11111J144. John and Lally. from lily 29, lea SS IL. km 11,9 W. Proem Royal. Irma Moulmein tar IPMenanlk. SI dem outdag.l, lit 2.29 S., Mu. 111.41 !- Pilot (41p). from Iloottmeoplou for Rolm Sour, haw 10. Sonora. Seined, from LAMM for Calcutta. Min. a, laL SL. is 99 W. THE OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. — The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new screw 'taw ship Nemesis, Captain Black, left Southampton yeetet with the East India and China mails, 119 cargo, and specie of the value of 322,82417M g ef er l a Witli an among the passengers :—Lady Lsrpent, Colonels Pree. dergest and Corileld, Captains Fuller, Bing, Hickentd. Elliott, Brooks, °vile, Tomei, Bailin, and Hewitt; Litt tenants Winton and Jones. MAILS POR THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. —Tye following erotic' was Dined front the General Poetertliol yesterday, vie.:—" Owing to a defectin the =whinny of tre contract packet Ethiope, the departure of that vessel bo a Plymouth is postponed from the 24th to the 26th inst. Tb mails for the West Comet of Africa will aocoedingly be nab up in London on the evening of the 26th inst., instead of tle 23rd, as usual." It is understood that the royal mail steamer 34 dales will take out the next Australian mail to Altman' and that the Austrslasian will take out troops to India re the Cape, and then proceed to Australia to take up her St lion between Sydney and Som. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—AI a M et* of the Metropolitan Board of Works yesterday , Mr. Thmile in the chair, it was unanimously resolved. " That the err gineer be instructed to wonder and report as to the erpe. diency of extending the outlets of the existing omen es either side further down into the river so as to ensure a gad dilution of the sewage waters, and to 'make an approximate estimate of the met." Mr. Alderman Cabin said that by the re .• et of the engineer he thought the cost would be thee 100,. t . An application by !dews. &oven, the wharfingaa for permission to erect an Iron bridge anon Toolerstmr. was unanimously refused. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Yit.,-141. le. .t Cl Blackheath. the wife 01 Lieut.% • CB.. Itorel Anther/. of eon. BARN ST.—am 16, 141 lies. the wife of &VA E. 4., of a &gable. CLARK 11.-110/. IT.M IJewer liocaord.el.oo, the wife a F. F. Club Loh of • en. DAT.—Nar. IT. at to Lill. the wife 01 tin am a. Da, 11.8.. 4 • owsghter. DIA la at Eetenerotere, the wife of T. T. Mk.. LA. • dariehtm the ettet YO J. iiimpa. 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