The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-13 00:00:00

t NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS. Yeuterday being the morrow of Et. Martin, the following members of her Majosty's Privy Crancit assembled fa the Court of Esehequer after the hours appropriated to logs! besinere, for toe purpose of prouiediag to the erasion Con t s Orr ff. for the crantira is Bighead and Wales for the coaster year. The Earl Granville, Lord President of the Coastal; the ltigot Hos. Sir George Grey, Bart, So *rotary for the Home Depertmest ; the Right Hon. Sir George Cornwall Lewis, the Chosaeller of the Eacheiper, is hie state rubes of office; Mr. M. T. Bala's, the Chelsea. hr of the Daby rt Lancaster; the Lard Chancellor; Lord Campbell, Lord Chief Justices( Eaglasd; tbe Lord Chief Baron; Mr. Berne Alderson; Mr. Jostles Ciamwell ; Mr. Boras Bramwell; sod Mr. Baron Mr. Patton, t's Diuty Que.'s R-membranser (in the stucco of Mr. Tiniest, who was lediepooed), administered the moat oath to this council is Norman Fronds, and pro ended to reed over the sominatioes as they then stood. Numerous alteratioos having bees made in the lute, liat sorainatios was finally outbid es follows : ENGLAND. BEDVORD•11111Z.-80 George Hobert Gabor., of Chick sands Priory, Bert. ; Hichud Longue% Orlebar, of Hiowick, 1. 2 . 111ths as. Richard Bonyoe, of Eagle field park, Esq.; Charles Philip Duffield, of Oakley-hour, Abiagiloo, Esq. BTCILIV—PbaIip Wroughteo, of lbstone, E. ; Sir Harry Vernoy, of Cliradou-hoar., But. ; and Sir Classless Stephen Paul Hunter, of Mortimer. CAMBRIDOI •11111 HMITIKODONSRIIIZII.—(ThiI %Min. floc acmes from liontiegdon); Sir Jobs /Leery Polly, of Woodburn. Bert.; Philip Cutoff 8 d, of Gigaton, Era.; and D.onll Oeslow, of Gnat 61.upbtoc, Erg. CCIIIIIIILAND —Charlie Fetherstonehaugh, of Scaffold hall, Esq. • Anthooy Bra n Steward, of Chapel-house, Seq. ; and Gnat Augustus Lord Meneaster, of binocester.cesue. CitleStas.— William Atkinson, of Ashton Mite, rear Masa. Req. ; George Futures Wilbraham, of Dalanara beau, Baq ; sad Arthur Henry Davenport, of Capeathorne, Esq. Danstrantas —William Hatfield de Bodes ' of Bart- Estl•; Glodwin Turbot, of Aystos•hrll, Era.; sad Edwert Koppel Coke, of Longford. Divosessas.—Su Mussy Lopu, of Mareetow, Bart. ; John Retry Hippeeley, of Bliobrook, Bp.; sad Peter Richard Hoare, of Lermcombel. Ertl. Dossirreatan.—Sir Jobs Jamie Smith, of the Down time, Bert.; Hutiags Netbuiel Middleton, of lallegtea beam, Era.; gad George Mee, of Ford Abbey, Fag. DUIIKAIL—Wm. Beckwith, of Silksworth-hoses, Tinware liutatioson, of Eggleetosia-hall, E.q.; sod BD Wm. Cloutier, of Greeneroft, Bart. Essui.—John Frannie Wright, of !Cotyledon-lull, Bag Wm. Chustri-m Elwell, of Uemisster, Esq.; and Osgood Hanbary, cf Holfletel.groar, Req. OLOUCIISTRILSKIZI.—Riebard Rosen Cotwell Rogers, of Dowdoewell. near Cbeltaaham, Req. • Jobs ConesDont, of fludeley-castle, Cheltenham EA. ; end Thomas Brows'', of Salperthapark, sear Cheltenham, Esq. Hantronconinn.—Risbard Baud Coa ti , _ of H e wn . , sear Weald'', Req. • Robert Biddelph, of Labitry, Esq.; sad John Joao.. of Laogstone, Zoo. H1M701.91111111. W Wirm Reld of Nods Codieetr, Bro.; William Walther', of the ' , frt., is Esq. ; and Mania Hadaloy Gowen, of Its P r i or y is Ware, Za hn —Edward Ladd Betts, of Preston Hell, Airline: ad, sou Ilieldetest, Req.; Sir Rieberd Teton, of Roiliest! *gee, tier Ashford, Bert.; and JO% Sams, of fit. Leo wee, Won Mailing, Bog. Edward Chattertoa Middleton, of Loughborolegli, Eq.; Charlie Thomas Freer, of Billeados Copley, Egg.; sod William Bosworth, of Charley, Eq. lanooLnagtaii.—George Kaollis Jarvis, of Doddiegtos. ball, Eq.; Grargs Neal., of Srabtew-park, E.q.; gad Charles as gamma Hirsh Boyaardaut, of HolyweU, 1 10111100T1111M113.—Thowas Grum, of Hurt 81. Law ranoa, Esq.; Godiray Ctustes Mono* of Trodagar Park, Lg. ; sad Charles Conway, of Peaturradd. Eau NOSPOLL—Asdrew Pesetas', of *Narlord, Esq.; Sir Edward North Beanie, of Cromor. But.; gad Si. George Maud Novak of Wait Harting, But. Nommumrronexiin.—Winiant Harcourt Idiant Mack. worth Higbee of Fuedos-hall, 119,; Jobs Christopher Misseell, of aurora, Esq. ; and the Hoe. Charles Edmund Cart, of Arthisgwertk. NOITIIVII3I;LAND. William Henry Chatham, of Hoslivid', Rm.; Lancelot Jolla Heater Olgood, of Neu t.iek, Req. ; sae Beni Silvana', of hhaateraeree, Esq. NOTTIENOVAX.IIIII.—IttebIitd MtWard, of Thorgertes Priory, Esq.; Joasthaa Hardt:m.4e, of B.dworth Dila, Req. ; sad Henry Shoe brooks, of °Ma. Req. 01PO0MNI11.—The Right Hoe. Chula Hoary Vim seam Deleon, of Dytehley ; Bir Beery l'eytou, of 8 ain't How, But.; ; sod Remy Lena: Chain, of Kieldlagtos H E Req. Ripriamm.—Tho His. Hoary Leath Noel, of Kelton • Anne; flialtb, of Btaxiatow. Req.; and Win. aught; Neale, of North Lalhaboa, 8110/111111.—Idemad Wnght, of Balaton. Esq.; th• Him Arthur Charlie Limp, of Caritas; sad 81r Wthiami Oath& of Casabas& . _ _ Boxisarrosiss —Mr Arthur Hallam Rhos, of Climidos Oeart, Bert. ; Sir Alsaasser Aelsad Hood, of Bt. Amities, Bert.; sad Robert Perfect, of West Holm, Esq. STAFFORFAIIIILI.—Tho Hon. Rlward &FOS* Jans, of Astor, sear Lichfield; Philip Williams, of Tiptoe, Beg.; wad Jolts Floysr, of Leta Hall, Tait. COMITY OF SOO AAAAA TOlll.—Wma. Charles Hasp}-m, Si Elm Loan, Bereladon, soar floethampton, Req. ; tb. Has. John Datum. of Homes How.. Alreafsed ; sad now Smi th of Drorkiford Bishop's Waltham, Req. Budeobit.—Jobs George W.U.r Poky, of Boated Ran, Reg Peter Robert Bane% M Broke Perk, Ipswich, R eq . ; J tad oh. 0. ergs Sheppard, of Dupes/ AO, Req. 8131113T.—TOF Roo. Jobs 0110CIO CATSSOISO. of Lyas, Chertmy ; Jobs Latmeohne of IBreem Roll, Derkisi, Req. • i end Bart SW Walter Meade Pariahs', of Folded's, Booktam, . breelx.—Riehard Castles Pomfret, of Rye Home, Req. • Wm. Crake, of Heating% Esq. ; and Edward Bait Big, of Martglima. E.g. Maawitmestan.—Hoop Sommer Lacey, of Climieole Pub, Inq ; Owe. Pell, of Radford. Req. ; sad Bo Cisorp Riebsed Fatally", of Wanes Home, Ben. WISTICOORLAND.—Lother Wawa, of Ineldeltd, WI. - darmere, Big ; Robin Addieos, of the Trent Appals', linissmis.-81r Frauds Deadele Aide'', of Evetleigh, Bart; Alfred /domain, of Foothill fraud, Rtq. • sad Teasels Alesaader Sydenham Locke, of Rowd e f or d, Eq. WOOCOSTII/111114-24Osid Viseirst Wheeler, fel kfv• Rome, B.q. ; Wm. Oime Forster, of &ones Drill', ems Biserheidge, EN. • mid Francis Edward Williams, of Hal sera Hall, Solihull, Req. TOlLlButas.—&r.loda. Radoliffe,of Redilleppark, Eq. ; Robert Milord, of Hostresaby, Req.; mid Jen. Walbealte Childers, of Costley, Eq. Wdllawia of Tyddis Mawr, Req.; Jobs Thomas Roberts, of Ashok/is, Req.; sad ildebard Davies, of Delphi-tem Bascossmiss.—John Jews of Olashowdde Req. ; Jamas Wllllllll5 Pr.e• Owyeso dollerd, of Beeklesil, ; sod Jobs Dawys Llewellyn, of Pmay-sorod, Req. CLABAW/01181111 —Jamie Rdwarth, it Howarth, Rm., M.D.; Reis Robert Hughes, of Raadle, Req.; 0•1114 Jose. Bth. Nascy, of Gwynfqe, Esq. CAllll•llTlMPFlllall—Winian Mem* of Cwea, Req.; Charles Borges, of Altygog, Req. ; sad William Jamie, of Cwaylas Ceti); tom—Joha Properb, of Plamplatell, sus Cardirso Thomu Bestras, of Neyeelellser ; and Wilms Beak, of Olaebertli, Revs. DZOBIONSMIIII.—Ious Edward Maddoske, of Mos y- Were, Eq.: Jobs Jouily• Pima's, of Irriwatt, Dar Mieb, ; sad Thomas Lloyd Fil;basb, of Barleys. B Eq. Flawninaso—Rehart Wills, of Plash.UM, roc; Hugh Hoban Booboo, of &wool Park, liaq.; sad PWp &yaw Davin Come, of 0 ovum, Hall, Am, 0141/0110111111M1211. Whams, of Deffiyofrwd. IN.; Edward Priam liJalarib, of Pbomowyhd, Eq.; aai &ninny Bill, of Plymouth Lap, In. Mourisominiasuisw Maims .10•41 S, of Troafralth, Seq.; Baetiard Poosoddmli Lon. of Hallman, Seq. ; sad Jobs norm of But Lloyd, Nortomin °max Joho , of Mmoyanwid, ; Job. Caroni' Morrie, of Tee a, Esq. ; sad Hugh Joao Itmely. of Dryoygerhi, Esq. Paummasoutom Joh. Jaalie Basotho°, Bart., of Pialigoard ; timers Augustus Hardee, of E.q.; wad NUMMI Jobs Demo. of Winsome, El. wioassias.-8n W.. &infield &waiter Cooklion, of Dowaim, bast.; Frauds Evelio, of Comm, Howell Ooloso Howell. of Llaiialonti Hall, E.q. BalGaTos.—The toes coationes remarkably fall N ?kitten, aid there spinier se signs at present of a OW. imam. The Margate of Rioter arrive' at Navilltvltoliss es Mead., for taw weetma. Lard Darnley , has rakes T. justsra-terrace, fat the mamas, sod la dally ozawewd. Lord sad Lsdy Colchrawr hay. romovoil from 42, Marisa-parade, to Pru'sßoyslYork Hotel. Lord Brame Vase, who bad bees Maytag at Brigttoa aim* his dismissal from the 4th Light Dragooss, has sow quitted oho tows. Lail Walter Scott (15:It iissaars), sou of the Doke of Basolosoh, attar a short stay at the Bedford Hotel, Isee r,mmed to 44, Prestos mote. Sir B. Price, Bart., has arrival st 3. Royal-owerest. Sir Joevph mid Lady Bailey are groleagima their stay at the Norfolk Hotel. Sir Parr and Lady LaarM aro moor tlio haunt arrivals at the Bedford Howl. Sir Charles sad Lady Copley bate arrived at the Maria* Nasals.. liir H. W. Berm is among the nowt arrivals at the Royal Allies Hotel Sir Robert sad Miss Oamieg, after a stay of sense owls at tho Rspsl Albiem have left for tow.. Sir go:rge mad LaiMßaahaasare g their may at the Moral Allies ROA liiirialtA sail y Reward sad ilmA it: air Grew Bobo am as Isasal snivels at the Pa& ford Betel. Ifir Ream and Lady libifter am anna this day at Pegte Bard Talk NW* Ilk llailedi sad Lady Narebisos, alms aire maws lbe IMO waft& et the Jesetioa How, have takes 11111. Marlarillarele. Sir Thomas sad Lady debeight Mw tam @miasma, as the Jimmies Room, aid ase szpoctod ita March meal. The Hove: B. Jerrie arrived m Toledo, all this Rays' Albite Hotel. The Hos. W. liaabary Tres, km taken Me de tartan fn. the Royal Albion Rotel, Admiral Sir Ando). wren. lady Ones, sad Cowan Ones, after a fortaigitt's say at Pegg's Royal York Weal, have left for Leaders. Adadral Ryder Banos, LH., attired at Pages Royal York . Illotof es Friday lan, bat has Naas loft for Dorset. shire Colonel Tartans has arrived at LS, Rageser equiv. —Bilgotion Gowelte. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ArnintALTY, Nov. 12.—APPOINTICENTS.—Lieu tenant W. Moriarty (1858), to the Moaareb, 84, flag chip, Pool& statuta. Surgeon Dr. W. Me. K. Bawler., M.D. (1850), to the Shineue, 61, Same , ores MO , . at Fertsowelb. 8 o rod Maven J. Worsley (1861), to the Colossus, 80, icrew steam ship, at Portsmouth; and J. Z. Haight, to the Otter, 3, paddle-wheel steels vessel, at Sheeran. Assistant Pay in chug* F. F. Esentleld (1861), to the Spy, 3, brigsatine, south-esst coast of Algerian station. Acting Mete O. W. Blossoms, to the Vsetor, 6, sow Sees sea vessel, at Bbrersees. CHATHAM, Nov. 12. The mounted Field Train Corp, now stationed at Aldershot% camp, have received orders to proceed forthwith sad *miry the newly erected baddiogs at &news bar rack., when accommodation has been provided for a large somber of hums and men, the authorities having decided on having this corps always attached to the Royal Regimens. Another new military hisepitel se to be forthwith erected at this garrison, in order to provide additional barrack amorantodation, a part of Brompton barracks being now auspiad u a hospital. THE COAST OF AFRICA. LAGOS, Om. 4. We expect • serious row here loos. It appease that a bullet-headed, eucamber-ahsalted sipper, named " Kos. 'oho "—lb. former sable sionareh of Lays, whom we dis posed a few pun ago, sad who sloes had bees enjoying his Meson cam digesitere with 1,000 dollars. year, which we snowed him, at a town said Jsbbo, mime miles up the river—latoly fettled himself to be " somebody," sad haring tally *Waned himwlf os this bsportast metaphysical , rath, accrued the idea of reesiulag the filthy lure " any logger, and nr:.ro by his father's wool that he should be m oored to his pristine grandeur, or dio la the attempt. Per sonal to this regal 10110111111, his " army "—some 20,000 01011111111 11011111111141 fp their " Binsiagbama," sad sharpening their brag gems halves, and makiarr sash, ether snob Masers little pseparstioes for the special advastags sad poses of Wed of Na lahabiteata of Lases, the =w ettish sad carpal of which sr. is a mortal state of alerts and apprebsusims. The 'intim (Mr. Campbell) east off as impost rogaisitios to the Commodore to send is a ship of war at once, as be daily ezpoeted as attask. imordiugly the Was has jest bees seat la, sad our paddinboz beats, together with the nosarger, are snood with Dna, gam, end all an moody to maks a dash into the river at a moment's soda. Should "Kaman) " maks Nur attack, yea may expect sews of importaato by nest nail. TI. surf on lb* bar at Oa We* of the rime boa bees veer bad of lat., cud lemma lime lave boon lost Marled oar stay ben. There is not lb. smailmt Mamas for any booklets Wishful@ "spitted" oat of that feuhl ber, toy I. addition to fibs impossibility of Moir meapiag death by drowning, they aro twastaatiy swallowod up by swum. of huge forseioos • Igor " sharks, with whisk the waton about here are infeated. Oas if lb. priselpal seatitents hut. • Kr. Hello., with his wits and child, who wore about to Mani to Bagland by the loot whet, won west fa • sues on the bat 0011 kwarellately dooms* Awl by Ow sharks ; the assontam. els ossessibil la 110 Mot. plaialy taw Ado moots& lb* ismalweu halll, " up sad doers dies MtM., lad sdabdaal seaman msmaton tearing awn se piens. •Ow bobenging lathe Meow with tear bums, la ilMospft togs lati tin tiver ea lilt 19th shim% was aopelool am lb, ono bar sad tensed bottom up; Am of 1101saaws• WINO ugobblei " hat owas. wei Ile Ism* don ell 10 lbw but tee two bow" sad nay mai bit IA by " deities" go &dm mad lb. boat. Fl 4. Ys Ineyolog pleillatitlea of Lora Bar yaw win eeno tow oiseletioa that It is so eery phorrat plan to arose at asi: s . Tito folk we the di ff ermst dodos of tho Kaaba bore :—Tha k at Bt. Paolo Lamb ,• the Aka*, as a. So w& Ones IWO% on tho alb alt., was erased W 111. ?mob lowato, fiTallbal at Pria•Va sad •essidea blot*. no &mg, (larebip). Pentotbalo. Wm. awl YyrmYw are at Lege& The Pleura It in bow way bank first algae at easoselow • the Heels set Blosibowed aro at Blom Lacee.—PlyntoirfA WRECK OF THE SHIP LADY TITZBERBERT. The following particulars of the lass of this vessel are furnished by her Mean to the owners, is • letter dated Reads, Oct. 29:—" 1 Islt the Wass of Csamolodt es Yea day, the 20th of Oellehar, sod So Nab so Ilaterrday„ the nth, at 10 a a., with • stress ass* wild, sea get se far as a little pew Hoolesd by &wise semi& whoa the wind ease round to the soathleolg, sal he soot eine Into • wry heavy gale. I was thew Is dell of LISS= Light, seder close-reef topsails, the l; and very thick aad y, I bore up at to go audit Rcglaad aatil daylight, bat al ASO a.. y saers• dog Mack as Stump Sear, • 111M11 rook lyleg about 4 south of sty course • how I got so Ilmt to the seat ward I cannot aeooaat for. The vessel Weak feartelly heavy, it blowiag at the tines sepias hwashars, sal the weather so tkia that 1 amslll east ass my had hollso se. The fret nee broke her etas emplistsb Is, whoa she west assoll with her head hi the wiM. I led to sot swag the selhetwit to sass her, whist' serried away the IMINIMINNI, sod she lay a week wicking ham* os ths sake, the ass tight ong her fearfully, awl no alma to get est hists or ssythiag tweeds anise our lives. 1 moose 1 sever thsseht to he stile to ass any Um. Bat, Ina Osi, shit hese Weather, sad we remised ce the mesh has Meaday rake at I sm.. ewe Wersesday mamba at 10 5..., whew the slabs assasoliks a little. wee swaseed to get the Sorlasell NS swim tho be ad the Wear* whist) stlll busy to the vowel, sad est safe, with all my saw stemma week. whom halo ism ts war Islet ass, and tusk us to the swift hem *0.7 Bear Is safety. The rah the We was los spin 11111. abs& 14 silos hes th e aseerealsmo. We readied Heade stoat sanest, where we Imo sob Madly nesived by Mr. Girard, brother to the British MEd as Revel, where we shall proceed tc•aacerew. Al tho sow are sate ezeeptlag Jolla Mumble, apprentice, wile bribe his ana,but la doing well by this this., and we lob abbot all oar sloths and drests, being able Is save bat very little of say vale* and eves that fill wet. We ell su ff ered very lamb with t he wet sad bid, sad the avow behaved well, bat there is se bases of movies anything of the vessel, le the weather has bees so very severe, the ship se far boa the lead, gad already con seated to break to plena before we bald leave her. Mace I arrived here, I how a Russian traseport, who was la goo paay with me all Seaday, was totally kid, together with • great many lives." IRELAND. -0— DUBLIN, Nov. 12. Mr. 0. H. Moore, M.P., presided at the annual ineedeg of the Irish Tenant League Poster. day end smog those who atteeded were Mr. Tnetrem Heenedy, M.P., Mr. Millvey, LP., Mr. Brady, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brime, M.P., Dr. Orey, Mr. J. Macnamara Cantwell, and several Roman cutholie clergymen. The secretary was not able to report much progress foe the yeas i and Mr. Moore, on taking the chair, told the awe( that the more langed and supine public opinion had become the Isere did he consider it the duty of the public servant to stand to his post, but that that duty wee now the more manifest and imperative seeing that the short-' omega of popular action arose not from supineness, bet from correptice. If, iadeed (,set cad the his. pmatleneme), I real) y be lieved that what is armed .• the desk dodo of educe" that huge at Ude easement our the Masse wed worm of the people that eau felt sad spies se pasellumosty many reps. seated tits steadfast, miasneed. sod Sad sordellea et the people ea this eabjeet, ft venal Its% Weld, be time fee the public weuat who use mg meesses es wimp seal seediness to se tire, while he eimeld nabs with beseer, from the pubLis anise. Bat it is barns I hog ~hoot that the reseal Waver sod Sesame of mai ke he nese rappeemets the r 11111111•171111 Of the pepsin ell the. the dry bid of the summer gully rapnesnile the nesonaela times, that is yet to emit. (ter, beer.) 1 bases Ole males will remains as steadiest sad immermale es mt. It has resilient steadiest sad immovable fee a thessaad years ad is mot likely to falter tow. It le because I believe tla people's time le re to osan, that I believe it is the duty of the kegs, ilmehW Ito essehm end to armee at lest desk is the emenery Mee trims. due mot teater—(sheer.) —to reserve it sea entre need whkh the rimier leaden may au day rally fa their own geed time. I think Is doing sow. sheaM be dickers*" a duly, sot the lees Ise peruse, not Ike loss keeemsable, that it is at present the hest saaotieed ad unrequited. I Walt we shall au day merit sad motive the thuks of the Irish poses, bemuse is the deckedsad hest dreary bur albs pe liberties we have mot despaired. (Cheers ) Arehdeanoo 'titer-raid, of Bathe...ls, gave notice that at the next general sheeting of the league he would move a memorial to the Pepe, °ailing on his holiness "to come to the rescue of the people of Ireland, by demanding all dawns to aid, by every means in their power, in rosaries tenant justice and all kinds of justice, for the people of lei country." Buck • petition, he was sure, would carry at least a million of sigeaturee This sally of the erchdeeece, which ezeited a good deal of =ow mint, was probably intended es a hint to Arch. bishop Cullen ; but it is clear, from yesterday's proceedings, that the prohibition west the Roman Catholic clergy of other parts of Ireland from wining to attend political meetings within Dr. Calleiee jurisdiction has been removed. The only else, per sons who made speeches at the mooting of yesterday were the Rev. Mr. Mallen, of Westmeath, and the Row. Mr. Quaid. The following Genoa statement is mode in the Dublin Doily Express: It is a feat sot seaway koews that as oases and thirty Ina trove sash of the reglasnts seasprising the garrison of Dahlia were wider areas dudes the entire of the night of the tath of November, is mimeses of ea ardor requiring than is be prepesed a. tats sat es a lIIIIMINNIVS sense se aid t►e eiril power. We bads so hen able is weenala taw ens, which led I. this passim ea the part of the anthe. rides. am whe the “alvit pewees" were to when her 1 1 lief seers weer were to el* aid, ea molest whoa they were to sat. It is a wafted see unworthy of logstry. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVEMNU, NOVEMBER, 13, 1866. SP OR TING. Rain *itttiltgence. THE AUTUMN CUP, AND THE MEETING AT HOYLAKB. TO THI NDITOS OF TS/ sxruss. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Noy. 12. ITTTDMIT AT MU PETS AT 0011JDZALL.-11170U Ilk. LEM ■ATTI9 LP 001121091 JOILIP 61/I,—The meeting at Liverpool opened TOTy in eurpiciotoly for Deckers of holies, the favourites being' besten in nearly sissy iastarace on the first day, and two of the Winnero—Gay and Johnny Taft—were not even colored on the cord, neither of them reaching Liverpool till the cards wen published. Jack Samara let hi. friends In the hole for the Aintree, and Prince of Orange did the same in the Welter—two nem which were considered certainties by their owner, judging to m the 11111111111 f he pet the money on at the last mement. They both deceived me, u did arm Kenerdy for the Nursery, he giving me hedging only, bij advancing from the entreme outside division to 2 to 1 at the post. The followeis of the Priam, of Orange and Jeer Sheppard stable, however, were well repaid to-day, Mary finding it convenient to win at last, and she was at an out side price in London up to the latest moment, 10 to 1 being repeatedly laid and offered. The Heylake meeting takes place en Friday and 8 sr day, the Shorts Handicap, lloylake Plate, Helbre H di cap, and Visitors' Nursery, having respectable entries. be ' Shorts will find Cumberland very handy, and the Hoy eke Pial. looks a mateb between Odd Trick end Gay, Mary not being quit* out of the tray with 13. t 121 b. The Nursery is another tempting bait for Cumberland, end if he an shake off Blemish and Odd Trick he ought to win. The Halite Handicap is the principal event, and comes off, with this Nursery, on Saturday; bet it depends so much on the Autumn Cup running that 1 am not seagulls' of namieg the whiner. I have not even sees the amputeese ; but Polestar sad Incases take my eye an being well treated. Nov. 13. METEOR. LLOYD I. aI77RZY ADD Allontalt —ALLEORD PIRACY. Mr. M. Cbaashen sad Mr. Webster appeared for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Edwin James and Kr. Batley represeated the defendants. The plaintiff is a prisiteeller, carrying on business at 22, Ludgate-hill, and the MAIM waa brought egainst the detail danta for an *Raged piracy of a drawing of Sebastopol. The defendants pleaded not guilty. The pleinta, it was alleged, published the original draw ing of the town, h ar b our , and forts of Sebastopol, shortly subsequent to the sonantenensest of hostilities. The plain tiff went to Bristol some swaths afterwards, and sew in the shop window of the defendants what was In his orioles • cog, of his print. It was attached to • piece of lanais called 'The liebagopol Marsh." Heat *am purchased • copy of this semis, and discovered that the emend defendsat was publisher in London. The plaintiff requested the defen dants to dlsomatume the publisation of the drawing on the ramie, but they refused to do so, and hues the present Miss. It was proved on behalf of the plaintiff that the defen• daat's drawing we. slightly altered from the plaintiff's print. Several snore which appeased in plaintiff's drawing oho appeared in the defendant's. It was not urged that either of the artists had been to (Sebastopol; the Information had been derived from s ye sad books. The shops of the forts in the two die singe were not alike, and the points of resembles'w wars very few. • juror was withdrawn, at the saggestios of his lordship, at the sonelasioa of the plaintiff's ease. maims v. SILL.ASSAOLT MID PALI IMPIIIIONYINT. The defendant pleaded not 'silty, aid also that as a filmy had been committed, he had reasoasble and probable eaue to suppose that it had been committed by the plaintiff. Kr. Robinson rummaged the plaintiff, and Mr. Lash appeared for the defeausat. The defendant, who is the proprietor of several vacant , Imam soar Islington, discovered that they were Ming 1 Mitred of everything that wee moveable, sod determined, if possible, to detect the thieves; sad en one da in No vember leak his ,on saw, se h e believed, the plaint iff in one M the hoeses, and he saw Ma leaving it carrying something la • be&Nsell after the plaintiff was given into custody he efmalfmg acme lead and copper pipe which the defendant Ileatontod had bees rowed. The prisoner we. brought base a magistrate, bet the sees was dismissed. It wee alleged that the plaintiff, who is a plasterer, was engaged on has basis's, It the time he was charged with tie robbery, sad that he had suffered great inconvenience hem heists given into custody. The amiss wee brought Mamma compessetioa and damages for the Nee impriso n - MEM LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.—WiDNEADAy. Tag know Marrow of 3 soak each, 3 ft, watt 30 added; tbs second ts save his stmts. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) Mr. Nm7's Modes by Chewtillser. I yrs, Ist tinowdert) 1 Pr. Crotalsonfo was Illtheihthey, yrs, but Lb (Belk ek) 3 Mr. J. Odom% APIA p Ist 1110 (thisrpork) 3 Ms. Zwissies Ilabassenhit ivrialeer) 4 Thu knowfan min ram Jot up the Ora ad Oats Tsllnsa s o s. enam. lingte. Ithoth i Vir de lse; and any bYlsno out 0 ( la* to 1 apt lamb, to 1 ar tt ioath Western, to 1 PP gat a the Ceased. Ws by two .10, tart Worths to tem W meemod and third, bat a lamb wear the third ad both. Joh up the Orchard, Jost Sheppard. Lady labor, 1 , 1, 41 r. 11themess were slow together. et ast ten lengths !Wad Sundt youth sad Hato's, washroom of. lax Tree Drama of 6 are. oath, with le added br!yraida. Op. Simi atllfy miebta„ ae. T.Y.C. (6 salts.) Hr. IL. =Pea Sly byWeakertat oath Paella* (1014, /et Ilb J. OW) I Mr. Dawns% Pella 001.1,341 Mb (Beta I Pr. Damao% llyeternm hag & .... Mau 3 kr. r. °Mame% Gem MP let 111 (Malmer 4 Mr. Marnet teaks: n 41• 9 4 bb iottes ft I opt . 0;n• 4to 1 apt reallai SM. ea by•• b Mk estb . ; MN•• MS* balms Ib mond erl Med; • Millt arl • ball MMus in tblid arl MM. IMMO va• Mien W. 11• alma me lanibt l• far 41 Ts gamma Muses bream et 6 sem auk with 11 aMP, for t-ynalis ant war& Ms salt..) aka% lkursim, by besiskey, Sys MA in Mb ( I Mr. Mann ye, (3111.). kr. /I•Mat Omni 430. ps (104), let (Maine) Kr. larlerli Riebletica, . re .„..... (Dree) 4 Cb Sit Mb 14 by Da I . M sub -. 1 11:1; Mon em itintledes. at Ima iffea by a mak; MIL TM Mow wita bangbila fir SI pinem. Tim llama Ilmeniat et 6 1011.111111 b. Ilk eft SO Maid. M tge MOM be alma Ya. assend 100SsMw IS *eta oat of the One Mba •kaa (IS Ma) M. am% Nam by lib Doh 4 yrs. 74 ... . (Del 1 DM Baku% Sim II Sit (Sen o 4 3 I M. lamb pe, c (Crmweil 3 lbe fliftwlnsalee ILbs et .anit—nleem ia l isis e , Imety hod, limy lent, Oillielne POW. 11011=1, Waft 1 11r 4 apt T ea I apt °interim Parr, 7 to I apt Amp rem Ile I apt 311 to 1 apt Wry. Wes vay dsmely bait • MA. orta beam Neat Wes Ismer keit Mr; Oilinfte Pm we • madame bank Unto. Mnt wie Mb. More Me MO, raw Fara ma Alamo were Pa PP Me; Mosel Seadma lam pt up the war. Stamm Semi@ en mem paii. N added; br twayraida apaerlia. mani ame ble ebbe. 'Li C. (4 Ma.) Mr. abet% epro. by Oefisee. yea(ML), ab (0 37 01•31) 1 Mr. et rib Carmietnes WIN Sambirry. pe (404 Mt l) kr. Miry% Cara Patbm, yrs Mi.). let (eau. let 1111 (Paratia Mr. H. Hears Sanest 1 yea (SOLI, id Sib (Meadow 4 M. Damns • Ansinat. 37n (C), let 1331 Olieleta Settles :f to 4ea Spinet, lis I apt Cara Fatima. Wm by • Mph; bed third. Tim Emma Samna Omar aid sot IL ltrer the defendant, it was senteaded that se the plaintiff bid bees is.. upon the preinteee, the &disdain had reales. able amass to sumps* that be was the offender, and, nadir thee* eirounieteaces, he thumb& he was justified is elan his tate esstody. Mr. Baron Nerds told the jury that if they were of opinion Hat the plaiatiff bad been upon the pluralism on the oessaion referred to, they Eno lad a cordial for the de fendant. Oa the other hand. Arad they think that he bad not been there, they must Mars a estai4 for the plaintiff, entitle giving bias to. saidt damage. as they thought he wee jolly d Verdict for the plaintiff, damps 101. INBOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Noy. 12. MOPS TZI OM= 0110111111110111 i IN BB 1101ACI B. 5001. --- Tbie inaolvest, tha sosroary of the Bsholastie Ramat least lastituto, 188, /loud, who win heard • taw days slaw, ap peared apia today. The principal toseplalats were those of two creditors named essith and Rogers, who had disiontated bills upon the insolveat's repreeeatatieu that his salary was 3001., while the feat wall that ha rewind ao salary, being the" is dilate" in himself, and &panties apes tke prollts of the lossisess for ressasteratioa. Boni fresh wits..... were ogled ta-day, and anon thins Mr. H. C. Colima, fotsterly swages of the 'utast* of Sehodasetere (the alpha title), sad who claimed to be the projector sad emissive maw el Os erasers, whisk he sow tarried os at 17, New Ileredi4orat. TM laeolveat's father pemed ass Imo pall the net and advanced nosey to his eon at the samanteemeat of the underlain/. He alao peid Mr. Caine. epos his attar seat 171. 10e., for which that gaellaam gem a receipt as Ida his envies* so manager, and further undertook sot to Welfare is my way with the Ms. Colima explateed that tneasetiat by dads, that he gam the neelpt sad undertaking hurriedly late me sight, and that, after reffeetiou, be seat day offered beak the mosey, and withdrew In words Ma mistaking. The Chief Cometietimer said the mly thing Nana the issolvest wee the aide is which he had Warred the debts of Ms. liatith and Mr. Hagen, at a tine whoa he meld lam so upectatios of beteg aba to pay them. He would be di hanged after haat is moody for arm Weeder soothe at the snit of Mr. Rogers, and (soessrmetly) hr four steathe at Mr. BMWs suit, both periods dating frog the untied order. THE CHURCIL ADD . The Rev. T. P. Attest, to the Viesrep et But Dews, Devoe. — liiitsv. W. W. Cooper, to the Beaten of West Rama, Vase!Realm ThoßsT77. Cross, to the Isegatbatay of St. Jade, tiosawuk. -- The11;;. J. Dental, to the lucumbom of Trhilt, Church, Ashby-414.1a Bosch. The Rev. H. T. Poit, to the Perpetual Caney of Bt. Niihau, Durham. The Rev. A. Hawkee, M.A., to the Rectory of Rushton AU Belot', with Bt. Peter's, Norhereptearhire. The Rev. O. Hyatt, to the Vmarage of High Lifting, flosaersec Patron, the Rev. H. H. Mogg. The Rev. W. Jellison", to the la/sables, of Chahar,. Salop. The Rev. T. C. L. Lorna, M.A., of Pembroke College, Oland, to dm Rectory of ea Algal', (Word. Patrons, Pembroke 4 The Rev. Cl R l ..ltwell, to lb. &Amy of High Rodlag, Bases. Potreo, the Berl of Rode.. The Rev. T. Overton, B D., Fellow of Bt. Joba's Caen, Cambridge to the Itestery of Black Node', Bans. Pa tna', St. Joha's College. The Rev. A. Peados, to the Vicarage of Bideuesth, Doves. "Th. Rev. G. W. Phipps, to the Bootery of Husbastre Bosworth, Leieestersbire. A. Y. to the Ineesbeesi of Bottom. ims-liodesire, Yorkshire. I The Rev. B. D. Rhodes, 8.D., to the Viewer of Bah -1 The Rev. H. A. 'reads's, M.A., to the Rector, of Hol tlN Osferdehlre. Pumas, Mith Sithabeth Rime, of Hones Pest. 147. - it. Yowl!, Id A., to tpe **Am of Bardbi tes' MemWeill', Bot•otwt. TM Rev. 1. I'. //theft, 8.A., ie the Perpetual Cana of Bt. Peter, Malatya, Cornwall. The 1f.,. V. D. Vries, to the Rectory of Whaterbeeme Measktes, Defeat. Patron, the Bail of Iletarster. Th e R im R. I. W. Wrght, to the Vicarage of Balsa Notts. throws. He accepted the bet, and staked all the money he had, 61. 19s, la the bands of one of the prisoner's con federates. He wee about to throw the ball, when the prisoner took the hall 'rem him, sod said, " The bet was, that he was to throw and knock them down, if he could, in seven times. He told the I ristner be did not make etch a bet, and could not agree to the proposal of the prisoner. The prisoner, however, threw the hall, and knocked the skittles down in two throws, The prisoner got possession of the looney, and when cora pleinast wee remonstrating and instating on the return of his money, one of the prisoner's confederates took him away, in order, as he said, to prevent the prisoner from giving him into custody. Ile did not me the prisoner again until this day, when he met the prisoner and the man who went with bin to the pawnbroker's in Granby -atreet,Water loo-road. The prisoner and his companion ran off as soon se they saw him, but the prisoner was stopped and secured. The prisoner de clared he would break hie neck with a atone if be stopped him—Remanded. Bsossolsceo.—Mrs. Kays. of Falassr-grove, has soot 11. for Mrs. RsisbalL LAMBETH. Mr. William Brinkley, as undertaker ' carrying on bold. nem at No. 66, Tower-street,Weetneinster-road, appeared to two charge, of berms:. feloniously canted to:be inserted in a certain register of burials kept according to law, certain false entries relatisg to the burial of two person. in the burial ground belonging to the pariah of Lambeth." From the statements nted. for the prosecution, it appeared that a person named Griggs employed the defendant to bury a child aged 11 years, at the Tooting Burial-ground. The defendant charged Griggs 13e. the proper lees for a child of the age named, but a person named Dudley, in defendant'. service, represented to the laird that deceased was only 9 years old. The burial fees paid to the board were therefore only 96. ' so that the board was defrauded of 41., and the entry in the register was incorrect. Mr. Minns, for the defence, said there had been some mistake. Mr. Elliott remarked that there could be no doubt that the proceeding was of a dishonest character, and there was a sufficient ease to proceed against the defend... it for erect ing a greater mount for the burial fee than be bad paid. He did not think, however, that the evidence was suffi ciently strong to tuetain the more serious charge, and there fore should not commit on it. Ultimately, on the application of Mr. Barker, the cue mu reminded. William H. Wootton, Joseph Young, Charles Coll.', Charles Homer, and Mary Ann Clark, wbe have ben in custody for several days en a charge of Bing coomerned in burglariously breaking into the dwelling - boos. of Mr. Scones, en Brixton -bill, and steeling from there a e•vh box, containing about 6W. in cash, and various other property, were Redly examined. Sine. the km examination, the peisoaer Young has con fessed to having Wen one of the parties to the robber', and said that Wootton had in the first instance forced open a skylight and lilted him in,and h. after that undid the fasten• ings of the door, sadist him (Wootton) M. Tho prosecutor said that be had file Wootton into his souks from the Brixton Reformatory. Mr. Elliott said he was sorry that prosecutor should Ism suffered by his kind endeavours to restore the prisoner's character and emus of life. It was molly exorediegly Cs heartening to the.. who took an intern' in the progress of reformatory institutions to find nob a case as that. The primmer. were all tally esuunitted for trial. CLERGYMEN AND TRH INCOME TAX. The %Hawk, oonespoodence (says the Shrew:p een Journal) has bee. forwarded to or kr psbilistua by the Trosrable Areltdaesos Ann : "Prow, Bhrewsbary, Oot. 26, MK "To the Seentery, Board of Inked 8...... "Bir,—Are Wantons mist iseente-tax ea hie satire Weems has to pay s stipend us his swore. As the Islam best hes paid Weems tat os that stipend, will you hare the pealsese to Islam me if, is eases when the aerate Is 'barged& with inane tat. he soy receive the stlyead Waal ON Wenn. tas, sad mere We Weems W Ws eessaile skarn =kw hie stipend, so that the Weans tan asp sot be paid Wee es showiness. ?-114, 1 an yew wrist, Jost Asian, Arehdeeees &lop." • Islasd lieveaw, Bowerset-howift, Nov. 1. bin leave to ackaowledge We receipt al your WIN ef the Vso desiring istorasties es to the opera. iss um blouse tax is regard to erriefie of swabs, and to sequels% yes la reply treat if, Is the owe referred to, the swats I. Seemed to the ewes, by the bishop of the Cease, ebie lawabset le satheebed N Ida horn Maisel( the tat es Ibesslp.4ll by dellestimi MINIS of the payment to the esrato, sad as swab b see et MIMI. ramrod to resew the sawed tar asousweat Bet It the aerate is sot so licensed, them he is entitled to the salary is fell, aid he nut tusks a return of If, is order to the tea thereon beteg assessed directly apes Woolf. " I save the Meow 10 be, sir, you ebedieet smut, " F. BAZOIXT. iallill. Stirlialy. "SU Venerable Melee-con Allem, Pte.., Blnewebery." It is oar painful duty to record the loath of the Bev. Prude B. Astley, Rector of Beerlelgh sad Bsaslo``• feed Abbas. TM dummied uss the lest amber of a Emily *bleb has bleu hooves to the eoaaty for a 0•1110111 of years ; doweaded few Um De detiey's, s. molest &wily is War wiekahlre, sad settled la Waltobire upwards of $ watery ago. TM doomed was brother tattle John Degdale sad mobs to the presort baronet. He mewled the daughter of Joh Newiligre-Ledford, Bog., of Amboy Roll, War. wiekshirt, by whoa b. leaves Luse. His death will be siaeoroly reerotted throughout the neighboarbood.—Wills Cooley Mirro►. UNIVARSI7Y INTBLLIOBNCE. CAMBRI DOE, Nov. 12. At a Congregation this day the undermentioned Ogre's were weederred 11 • —H. C. Deader Trinity College; Lewis Hough, Trleity Miley ; H. J. Leaf dee. Trinity Collage; T. H. Plowoose, Trinity College ; F. lkspbse, Trinity Collogo; 8. B. Bond, It. Jobe's College. Llttendate la !lodides C. 1. Board, Trimly College. 8. Chodiest. Tri nity College ; 8. L. Lyons. Trinity C o ll ege ; P. A . B w i t b , ?viola, College ; Bonnard Tesekeray, 8e Jobe. College; It. A. Nadal*, Jetnis College; P. 8. Wyllie Browne, Jews College ; T. 8. Halliday, Weidalea Cell•ge ; W. T. Massa, Balmy College. The Oneida, which left England on the 19th with the ant Australian snail ander the new seetseet, and which leek set air Hoary Bully, the Governer of Vie w* goads the purge to Bt. Vincent. on hoe way_ to Nei. Inane, Is Was days , how speed seer typ shoes 210 aline a dip. she was to 111 up with sea l et B apt s. Vutenst, eta which she wont/ Frosted on to Melboarite without selling got say ether pert. THE POLICE COURTS. Aa Jacobs, a sh7wTlP:dr;eMdiewW, of 'masculine f taro, was charged with welds; Mr. Emaaael Nsthsa, as =graver, reeldlag at No. 6, liaady'erow, Hishopsgste. Tae complalaant, who exhibited a very severe bleak eye while' was almost eloped, said-1 wit the primmer between one mad two o'clock this saaralag le a publia.hoam rest flatbeds. Wheel-alley, mad treated her to several glasses of les• The Lard Mayor—How assay did you have yourself ? Complansaet—About we or two or so. Bh. pat her head towards my petite; sad whoa I pushed it away she up with her fist sad hit me right beat la the eye. The Lord Mayer—Wse it year met or trousers' pocket Complaisant—l ma% say, my lord. Laughter.) The Lard Mayor—Were yea sober ? Ctsiplalasat—Yee, my lord. The Lord Mayor—Was the prisoner sober ? Complaimaet—Whea I firm met her abs WU. The Lord Mayor—l suppose s!. gave you the blow after yes gave beep* see wade her draak ? aeseplelme—Yes, my teed. The UN Nape (to the prieemer)—What ham you toss,' to this skew of assult Primer—Why this, my lord. He asked me to steed a skillises wee% of pia to lie shilling's worth of gin ; sad bums I wealtial pat my mousy down first, he hit no sad bidmfi sae ! sad so I wee obliged to give his e little pop, fa Iba spa es Imp his quiet. (Laughter ) The Lad Mayor (to the oomplainant)— You took this wisest/do a public...house sad made her drank, and *ea she streak you. The Malt 4 oa year side, sad I seesteisseise the NM. GUILDHALL. Frederick Foight, a - tacelte7i;d pints of the British Osman logic's, was abused with attemptisg to stab Mn. Gantt. Ilifts7Serah Genet stated that she lived at 42, Teraina street, Gray'rlea-bute. Oe the previous sight, batman Wild sad aloe seelosh, she was welkin down Holborn bill, with her eitie, when the primmer sine up sad said erne this( be them fa Gennsa. She told bin to go ea, sad he Gas tried to *eta bold of her sister, who itioteatly drew hen, sad then passed to the other side of bar. He then triad to seta held of her head, sad she slapped his face. Be ant front awir Bt. Andrew's chunk nearly es far as Shea-Ina, when he returned sad mid," Too mopped ley fun" Bbe replied, "Tee, I would slap the fees of say W that would insult me." He thee said, " I will Neon do for you," and drew out of his pocket a elseplialfe, which be proceeded to open. ha sus es she saw it ere rocs serous the road late the Gonna shop opposite,aad west bolded the coaster, eryieg for help, sad fisting that a men was going to stab her. The prisoner followed her with the spay knife, bat the men la the shop took no oak*, sad sem readered her the sllabtest assistance. Alderman Copelead—He could not es an Englishmen Ikea. Kn. Garrett—He is sot, he lea German. Aldimeaa Copeland—l thought no Eaglishasaa would have awed so. Elisabeth Hew, the sister of the last witness, sad George Job,., • milieu; eoreeberatod the evidseas of the pros setrla in every partlealu. Clarke Berber, 249. took the prisoser tato eeetedy, sad cs searching him found the clasp knife prodused opal to ea• of his side packets. He else found Oa him his discbaree fees Use British Gerson Legion, wnich gees the primer la good ebonite!. laceded. HAIILBOHOIIOH-BTREHT. Hwy Williams was olunged With defrauding Jeeeph Beau. The semplalaaat, who woke Bailin very imperfestly, said he woe walking la Window. strut whoa • pen= asked him to direct him to some plus. Witness afterwards went late • public-hens and wee followed by priocess, who la onaversatio• sold he masseur into the matey tea weddlog sad lashed bin tojoia the party. Witaus coasuted, aad nu they left the bums sad west together to • publoshous I. Oilbert-strest, when they Used the pewee who had first *scooted him. Wane we. Wm invited to play at skinks. He west ism tin skittle-grand, when tbe priseaer took up the skittle ball, and laid • wager with every us is the ground emplaissat needed, that the ball was of stone. Tbe ba ll was est web a link and of rouse was found to of wood. Complanut moseyed • sad thee one of the priseser's onspealeas, using he bad • watch, offered to wager that it wee set silver. • bet was made, aad it was that ecesplalasat wee to mks Wwatch to a ll ;C l e g ra l tkees, sad if ha bat 265. oa the watch it was to be &skive of its leis, silver. Tb. unmet west with bin to the pawnbroker's and obtained 230. ea ti. watch. They Masud to the skittle rued, eadeomplanaat wow pad 6s. the snout of the bet. After this he was ages *eked to play at skittles, sad he believed be did play, bat be could sot say for arida. Oae of doe parties offend to Bake • bet with Ida of 21.; be said be led met so mask suer with him, bet had 41. 10s. at hone. He was pomaded to Mei the gamey. sod be crest lune ascomptaiol by the pioneer, who ode eed hie **betels kis coat, se that the abuses of by wash WOK NW he Initial. Ho get the mosey, sad nursed to Ile aft& rued, sad • hot was mode that he *bell eel beak deers the alas ekhtles is 12, THE EXPLOSION OF A PRUSSIAN SHIP AT CARDIFF. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the men killed by tie explosion et the Freight& barque Frederick Retest!, was resumed on Wednesday, at the Tows Hal, Csrdiff, before Mr. George Salmon, deputy coroner. The jury having retired fer hail an hoar, returned with the following veriiim:—. We find that the deceased some to their deaths is eossequeses of an explosion of coal ges oa beard the Frassiaa ship Frederick Retelail, which explosion took place, la oar *Bios, is consequence of the hatches being down. Aad the jary earamtly recommend the dock authorities to saute copies of the bps-law having referetce to explosions to be priatad is all languages, and properly distributed to ell vessels on Catering the docks." The total numbs: of lives lost by this terrible accident is six. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN CO Oil TIES RAILW4T. THETFORD, WIJNZIDAY. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Pries, coroner for Nor. folk, held an inquest at the Harling-road Station of the Easton Counties Railway, ea the body of Willies' Sibley, an oughts-driver, who met his death on Sunday evening. The deceased wm driver of No. N pueenger engine, and left Norwich with his fireman on Sunday morning, for the purpose of width', the up parliaments'," train to Can. bridge. In the evening tim deceased left Cambridge again with the same softie, for the purpose of working the down parituseatery tram to Nerwieb. Everything proceeded well as far as Thetford, sad tee train kft that station at the time stated In the time tables, 646 p.m. Whew it reached the Bridgham-catting, about four miles Irons That ford, as sauna" kaacking;Voise was heard, end the de awed shut off the steam, applied his break, and told the amnia, whose name is Csninety's, to go round the engine sod see what was the matter. Celli:wt.-a obeyed the order, bat was almost immediately thrown off to the ground, with retch violence that he wee rendered seamless for a few minutes. A terrible some followed. The tire of the left leading wheel of the engine had broken, and the immense machine, which wee being propelled et the rate of 26 or 30 miles as hour, left the rolls, and ran aloe( the bask of the Gutting foe some yards, when It fell over, carrying the tra der with It, sad throwing it partly scram the up lime. The eerriagee attached in the meantime continued their mune, and the engine, being suddenly brought to a stand, a frightful creek took place, two of four horse boxes which were providentially placed neat the tender being smashed to MAIM The shark beteg thus happily broken, the psi • singers escaped without injury. The disaster, however, did not end here. A goods treks, which was ploceediag en the up line, came up elmoet insure. distely afterwards, and attack the treader of the fallen eagles, which was lying as her hoes already stated, partly WOW the rails. The 'login* of the goods train and the first two trucks Feud the tender eattly, hat a slight alterstion having probe* teem plass in the position of the obstruc tion, the Mid lonit mearly eapsieed, and became separated from those TM& hadl n 4roesded It. Another of the tracks was thrown of the sad both lines became completely blocked. The first mot o the firemite, Celliagtam, ea rrisin. lag coownotassees, was to see after hie unfortunate " mate," and after some little time he found him jammed in the debris, between the fallen eagles end tender, and dead. Notwithstandiag the most strenuous ezertioas the corpse WWI not @aniseed for Bernd hours. Toe pueengen is the patliameatary train were conveyed back to Thetford as soon as possible, sad wore accommodated for the night. By great exertitais ese lime of rails was eollideatly eleartd to arable the intik to be resumed the seat morning, sad all the trains were worked under Mr. Steveneoa'a ',pertness. demo between Hulling sad Thetford with a pilot eosin". In the mares of Monday the other line of rule wee elected, and the usual arreagemeate were resumed. The breaking of the tire, the owe of all the 'mischief, seems to have been windows' ; the iron of which it was made wee of the beet possible quelity,aad we flew could be with certainty detested is it whew it wee ezamined after the widest The wheel to which it wee attached was supplied to No. 91 engine la January of the inesout year. It wee afterwards shifted to No 92, which has been in constant work for the last four moaths, sad was considered to be in very good repair. All the wheels of the engine were examined by the dereaire before the journey from Cambridge wee sommented. The deceased, who wee a very steady driver, had been for some time in the mercies of the company, and sporran to have been mush respeette by his einipanierme. He wee married nine arreths ago, and his wife is sow tear her confinement. The jury at the Monett, after hearing the evidence of several prisms, ',termed a verdiet to the effete that he met his death accideatelly. COPYRIGHT lit BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.— A Toronto correspondent of the Guardian sta.., that the Ca nadian warts of law are ghost to be resorted to, to try this goalies of the validity of the copyright of " Dred," which Mrs. H. B. Stowe sold to her Eefilhh publishers, and which has been reprinted without leave or license by two publish ers in Culotta, who have mold largo editions of it. Mrs. Stows, It appears, is of oolitic' that the copyright *stands M the British colonies, sad hastborsfore appointed an adept to proceed edgiest the Canadian publish. s. " Inflamed, it ei said, by a deeition of the Horn of Lords a few years since respecting as opera of Seniors, Mrs. Stow. went to Eng laird, and erotic the last diapers of her work thee., with a special preface for the English Witless. Deed,' however, was famed almost .insult ly in England and the States, but the protases are quite different, and it was fro. the Antoriean edition our Vanities publishers copied. rho question, thrret re, ariem,h medley intrioged os tit. &Ilia eityright or not f It has Wee decdod hers that an English potent of invention does not exited to Cosec's, bemuse we have a putout law of our own, sanctioned and resognisod by Imperial authority. Beasosieg by analogy, it might be said that the sane principle applied to our copyright low. It does not do so, however, tot the Imperial statute at m ast esistirg with respect to c pyright intends to every part of the British dominions, sod this statute has been re cognised by our own legislators. The impression here Rea to be that Mrs. Stowe accost interfere with oar pub lishers, since they copied from the American edition, and that the English publishers will probably mulct her for not postponing the keno of the American edition, so that it should not tototfore with their sole of the book in the Ann pinta British pommies. The New York edifice is same dm. about 7.. media,. while tbe Canadian is 2.. sterling?' CASUALTIES TO LIVERPOOL SHIPS.—LIVERPOOL, WZDNISDLT..—Ii blew • moderato gale from math to north-north east lost night and to-lay. Throe flee ships, which sailed for Asterism pees this foregoes, got &droned ea the Barba Beak, atm p.m —Ma.. the Busse' M. Los, Captain Aerowemith, and Us Silas Wright, Captain Fre.- man, fee New York, and the Louisiana, Captain —, far New Orleans. At Aro :p.m the Silas Wright hoisted signals of distrelio„ and the Moe tap United &stet, Fury, Rattler, sad Seagate, at cam pomaded to her amistasee, followed soca after by the Liver/calm& the liagaaki. life beets. The Panaby lifeboat aid the Feint of Air life boat also put to ma toe the purpose of Maktiag. We have net board of say Isis of WS omaerttod with any of the Orton. ?ribbed bad pubtlehed by WILLIAM WIMI Hats& el 14.11, Looped threat la the Cit Leedos. Philter. at the ()twee, to Lornbat4 thrift. la the Mdaalof Wltherlaia—Tavitha I 1,• as lab 13. lOC THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The great project which has for some time past been idlest for connecting the continents of Europe and America by a submarine electric cable, to be laid down from England or Ireland to Newfoundland, seems at length to ba assuming a more tangible shape. An rssociation hearing the title of the Atlantic Tele graph Company, Limited, is in course of formation, with a proposed capital of 350,000 i., in 'bares of 1,0001. each. This capital teems very moderate, con sidering the magnitude and importance of the enter price but it is stated that Ite;possible panics offer to manufacture the whole ceble a sum so fee within the limits of the prof teed cepit i se to leave an ample margin to cover the espeose of lab morphia, as well as iceidental expenses; and it is determined to complete sod have the telegraph in cperstion dozing the ensuing summer. We make the following extract from the pre. liminary prospectus : The favourable nature of the soundings of the Atlectic which have been so liberally made fur this object by the United States goverment, at the instance of Mr. Cyrus W. Fuld—the proof that depths are no impediment to the enter. mite, a, densonetrated by the recent effurts of Mr. Jobb W. Brett in the Medit DDDDDD an—end the conclusive esperi ments recently made by Mews. Whitehouse end Bright, corj unction with Fro'essor Morse, on a length of over 2,000 miles of subterracean wire—orablish beyond a doubt practicability of laying the cable, and of working efficiently the through it when submerged. Profeesor Morse, the inventor et this American system of telegraphs, and Lieat. Maury, U.S.N , who is well known for his investigations of ocean deptbe and currents, ere active supporters of the undertaking, and are confident of its successfrl accomplishment indeedtbelattarortiting uponithe subject, says As to its precticebility and surer. , , I em willing to tisk my reputation. I see no difficulty in the way what ever." The same opinion is shared by all the officers who hese been termed in making the soundings. It is mentioned that a charter, conferring the exclusive right, for fifty years, of larding telegraph cables on the shores of Newfoundland and other parts of North America, has been obtained by the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Com pany. This privilege, as well as all the ooncersions bearing on this undertaking which may hereafter be obtained, together with the patent rights of Messrs. Whitehouse and Bright, will be made over to the company. The remuneration of the projectors, Messrs. Brett and Field, in conjunction with Meters. Whitehouse and Bright, is to be entirely dependent on the suc cessful result of the enterprise. The promoters and their friends also subscribe 100,0001. of the cepitel required. As regards the probable pecuniary results to the shareholders, the highest anticipations ere expressed. It is proposed that an instalment of 20 per cent, shall be payable on allotment, and the re mainder by eight monthly instalments of 10 per cent. each. We would suggest that a reduction of the nominal amount of each share would be calculated to facilitate the floating of this great speculation. Shares of 1,0001. each, we fear, are too heavy to en list the support of the general public. KARIM COTTON.—Lrrearooz. Nor. IL—The sales to.dar are estimated at 1000 hales, and include lOC Porn= and Marantuun,at Id. to 71c1 ; 7.30 Na, at Sid.;lonEgyptirs, at 7d. to 7+d.; 600 Burst, at Sd. to Sid. ; and SO Bea Irked ~ at 13d. to 14d. per lb. The to'al mitt sloes Thursday reach 31,n , 0 bales, and the imports 10.000 balm. the market chum tamely sad firmly. Compared ',kb Fealty's rate-, prices of American are careen., end in 6p. to 7d. civility, l•16d. against the buyer. All other kinds unchanged. CONN.—Norms, Nov. 13.—We ham bad a dull market to-day. red very little bo.baeve &Mg. The kw mi. of wheat made were at Or. to 42a for beat rcd; and bk. to Or. for beat white. Barley, 41a. to 46.. eircezron-o•-Tass, Nov. 12. - supply of grain Irani the ea' lt for the past week Is small. To this I:by's market we lied • modem' I Wow Ilona growers. Wheat sieved off slowly at decline of 21,1 quarter oa the he it maples, and inferior say t .1 noted Is. per quark. lower. In grinning barley there ie no war allots. Oats 6d. to Is.l !r qr. simper. Beane: supply mill, and late prim 1014 supported r St. per sack lower. Imports during the peat week : —Wheat. Corti. mien 970 quarter'. Oats, 690. COALB.-Lowoo9, Nov. 19.-Bate.' West Hartley, ISe. Sd Ind. dlt's Wen Hartley, 15e. 92.; Byses'a Beholds Hartley, ISe. 94.• Hastlop Hanky. ISs. IM.; Ho!nrell, (4.; Howard'. Wes; Hanley Netherton, ISs. 94.• ' Tanfirld Moor, 16a. 6d.; 'lnfield Mnsr Bates, I e. 64. ; Visions Hartley, 16s. 62.; Walker Primmer Se.; West Siding Hartley, 150. 64.; Walla Fad ACM C 1,,. ,, 19s. ; Walls End Costorth, 125.; Walls End Barton, Bk. 3d.; Walls End Hasten, lan ; Walls End B•ddell, 165.; Bell's Primrose, 14s. 94.; Eden Main, His. 3d.; Walls End Braddylls, 19a. Gd.; Will. End Erawnellsate, 195.; Wale End Harwell, 20s. 6d.; Walla End Hatton, 2s. 64.; Walls End Herten Lyons, 18e. 94.; Wal's lad . Eeepplieerr Grange. 19s. 9d.; Walls End Lambton, 20a. • Walls End lea 9d.; Walls Cad Hammer, 19e.; Wal l Rawer. Hearn, 111 s. 64.; Walls End South Hatton, Ms. 3d. • Walls sad Stevan's, 20s. 6.1.; Walls End asnlePsal Henan. 9d.; Will. End Hough Hall, 18.. 9d.; Will. End Minsk*, 17.. 6d.; Walls End Kell,* 12a. 94.; Walls MO Sloth Hanle. pool. 1115.94. • Walla lad Boath Keno.. 19s. 9d. • 04'alls Ead T 01. 6d. • Walls Erd Whitworth, 175.; Walls End . osandon, 111 s. Gd.; Walls End Booth Durham, 16s. 94.-Ehlps at market, 161; end, 110. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTI ES • small easel soak near No. 79 per Chart yesterday evening. Her mot bead le Wedge at low water. She appears iike s flit.— Liverpool, Nov. IL Silas Wright, and Samuel W. Fez, hence for New Trek and We Lotri.iane for New Orions, are ashore on the Surto Sank—all Cure rai led to-deg.—Liverpool, Nov. IL Sir Winless Wallace, of Aberdeen. Captain Golid. 60 M Quebec for 8011. la on shore at Tetney, with lose of toregard and anchors. — Grimsby, Nov. 12. LIVILIPOOI. SZIPII AT roamox Poars.—African (.), Botia and And". (m), at Malta : Jane Monroe, at Pt. Helena, Sword n, and Tickler, at Bassos Ayres; Mary Worrall, Witeh of the Wave, and Regulus, at Notate Video; Bannon, Humphrey Belton, Ithurial Alliance, Susan E. Howell, J. P. Palmer. Ad.m Vr n Bork and Moth enso, at Meissen.° ; fa. Andrew (m), et Beyrout; Freak, end Emilia, at Lisben ; Candace, at Tentriffa; Wm:anu s and David ll.rriw.q at Bahia; Oardyne, Ed. Etbiose, and Boomerang. at Pernambuoo ; nett (m), sad Pllawasey, at Heleoet ; Hy:laver, at the Falkland lelsados.. &man rot Ureamos.—Norma, from Malta, Oct. St; Holtz% oet. 1; Breedalbane, from Fernando Po, Sept. 27 rion, from Rio h.elro, Oct. 17, Rommood, from Hatua, Oet. 17 ; Elpe, from Monte Vale°, Sept. 191 Rhondda, from Pernambuco, OM. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. r 414 9 07149 ( 67 1 7399 WO. from ➢rist•l for V& Dltmen's Land, Aug. 19, lat. H N, ton. 19 W. John Us toe (barque), 70 days tins Bombay, Oct. 21,141.8.30 N.. lon. 0.36 W. [Advertisement:l—AT Ms. MEcers FATABLISE• CUT% 112, aorroot•triot, No 4, Loadenhall•rzost, fusel Cryotol Paton, us szlilbltod arr ADM gloriosal. of Belles miumbotares. to Drooriwoosos, Wart2mK, Writ atoms. Drooring -berm sad other oreleloo or utility or luxury ouitablo for prerect•tioe. • roporsto do. portroent for Papier Muir Kum tortures and /Almelo Tables. Table C Wary, Rum, Wren, Perko..., Strop., Paote, ha. Elbipplo4 0 der. execoud. /Imo priors ebarged at all the Ertabl..too eats. Now Hum Roam at Ur Itegoorwrret 2rtabilaborent for the osle of Maar° Plato le moor. tort*. sad • mbar m &woo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lAHER.—Idoa. 10. at LaitZt;74lrt, the wife of Capt. E. H. Finer, Royal Artillery, of • daughter. FULLI3I,—Nov.II. a dienheins tine, Cheltenham, the wile of the Her. T. Yeller, of a eon. FURZE.—Nor. 9, et Orwell lodge. Bloke-bill, Ipswich, lire. 11. Of 6, at Eatoe.terribee, Ewa...are, 111 r. D. P. •s;:gii";.; 6AIIILTON.—No,. 10, at 'immure.% the wile of 0. Hamilton, [sq., of a - X)BikTiON.—Noe. 11, at Upper Tootles, the wife of R. W. 80. terlson, fp., of • sm. ATCHISLL.—Now. 9, at Tonhridge-wello, the "We of W. C. Betz hell o ,1111.H.C.5., of a daughter. • 9, at Brtgbtoa, the wife of C. M. hatitb, H.q.. of . - 41;us" -- eto;: • N. 9, at St. 94:Rexburg. Lady Wodabouor. of HARRIAOIIB. DETIIRECX—FIUGHYS.—Nov. 10, at St. Gorge's Chureb, Drs. bighabire, by the Hon. and Rev. K. Luidi U. the Hon. W. Dem. thus. Capt. R.N., eon of Vithount Here, Id to Adelaide near, daughter of the late IL R. Hughes, try., of rube 11.11, Cheshire. GASKOIN—JAMILL—Nov. 8, at Christchurch, Monmouthshire, by the 1t... F. Williams, J. thiskolo, Keq., of Swansea. to Vise Brans. daughter of J. Junes, req., of Cserleou Tillage, Mon. mouthehire. TAYLOR CALLAGHAN. Nov. 8, at Ft. John. Maarlwater, George, son of the late Mr. Taylor, of Gorton lase. Ardsmk, to Elie-herb Ana, daughter of Mr. Callaghan, of Chapman. street. Oklbare-read, blembeater. HARI/KAP —TASOL—Nov. 11, at St. James's, Ptheadilly, by the Rev. H. Prentiss, Hew Dalrymple, son of J. Wardrop. of Charles RI. Jeatheasquare, to Susanna H., daughter of J. Tabor, req.. of Earl's Hell, been. DEATHS. MBIOAL—Wes. It, Nary Ann, daughter of Mr. T. Ambrose, of Whttedmpehread. apd Is. New. Aat Ehigedown, Meat, W. N. Campbell, Esq., : ,4 71. ARIST.—Nov. la. al Upper Bedford pimp, RadealLaquare, Annety wile at J. Carey. vtl. aged 211. RANKLYN.—ine. - at - Daltam Eta. mar Newmarket, B. Pont lot, Itm.,late el Ds Bo* lllat, aged 00. 100C11.-11or. 9, at beam Mall. Er E. IL Mat, Bart., aged O. lACKWI.—Noe. 11. at Illsioned, Surrey. Mn. Notes; on., ta W OM year of het irk Ir