The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

OCR OCAAN 4111CAIngli. —... The fro Oht charged for the specie which was sent M is Ike Wee mail pocket el the 4th baud .moulted te G&W 4,L .•rt rhos. The grip he the tuallion and • war et specie which wee lot eat mew short tine ibis l• en Irks rail prat vie rent 33,0001. ; sad We ego. earred with the lam by pemeleopere sad height kr terse by the err parr sineird ti the ere of 1M paid 11. saL Thee the Mee sr height earned • by • ilaide sso lthe mama d weird a verge add dbnkm Ma kook, kirk of whir wee be • risk err M mar ebreir TM sire the _s_s err arl rem of ear ememei; r 4 Is merrity err onierdai worm de eare ef the Istemaing mod. We of or Ihre won Ire the Oar Timor about /100= WO her port, red is carry the lleot ladle • the Cl/da, 000 tor barn aid 40040t00 peer the Wed l b meal ; and Err vowels the Mears mak nue tesdi-packes hen ken mineraded by dr Pas, 2,2112 tene m e al and 4.50 raw ysm ; the Irak Mk lees Ze burr or IMO his.. der ; p eel dr P ark Or tar urr elerese prat Partady, a Mom el Mt hag wee ihe rapr the emserWs de a t i t a tdis t ibe lo aro al sit be Mad r e ar lir of the Mk swat the ham mid prole re wry 4111 kat keg. The kit In !het erre al bra mardate lu.f and b errand deem by Or rue akar • arra to the oesterar frer ar brie by rim of bilk, it ea the itermra by 'bilk ilidadt laZ mord by • Num aka le de ran of spar* weir the Iddliond adrt eimeni by dr r ate earenekeld or pre if de ark by nisys rdret rum Jai morre arum k me Ile bra erred at * aver fa elantrird arammakihm dry 11 • kege=t im irt e violist maw raw Or tee me age I eintlietk der owl re Mom by the kir dr by de sod ohm ream, .pour V tee lewd mid prerthar heir lad rake. re tab= ledo erthiradr. Mar* Ore ere ceaderi erildnan of eineratedeg the Was gain Crepairo park web se the dlyik ef ham rein, here dr bad eat bard 70 SO yeseres Orr itortils we we rat Or ern am per's pro earree, Orme end SAM lir Mid= irk Mere they prespenelled ides that Mei re he mar week. Some pre de es Nod de Merter perm Tree re etti= s ar warber ire pram =ad Map re thin dm Miff Ms ••/ ma to y sir as Ma swat. The dad Erie or ebbe nether Yr take r ree is they red ti aid he ye wady rswd In rk and they re dr ..rd Ord pairoppe rws., is that fates rieries knee te14 , ;:a . .. lira. The ef a bar err Tlde bee Mr kr ma err teAtir nen • re ark Mr en a klienred eft Mare, sr the pies of de Mod eine to del of the pre knew* se thi risk of Staley., the ere eds. brow lr very ark der, rile the Merl word hire a re up end dm N. kir% end done de Mr wield herb Med wet are Clilar me It k bor • keg air MI a ibis. as btoor boo te ale& ow emery way whir M. firer, eragMeeiar Muth, M dr burr • wry two wren het ~ow r woe. dire ever sr at d nartheindbfa s t , ne weakkary, deo, rim ray le pre peel weir arra be pr ide a arth der reerre ewe width i weildes * .lar the herr b prow en reV i e ni Zl se del bd. The d am as rinerro to mierdaMin ism std eernede the torr il lehed le elm and millee; bed our reirie as dr Teter Le Pier end Mire eentkary arum ea keg wpm kerma lei her. The divendeve sal dire m ab• mese died. Masi me the nemmible el le beemeri - did dbeembrt re Mom. libilmempea ad peat in .!rid dry woe etampsmilwir ad we bed ebbe by bay vbi ad rasa end Lem= lby them Mt the ma ilt Iry sew ea la rer al e abide Nallainlipile Wolso. Amino* ymbas Mee wee rift rake kh k de err and on lieklinrar a tiMe sers. we mei em lived mid the pekoe p s wad ea kbe Sepia ihre= atom et amessem sin bee OF Csklea dr did net re dirk apple onad .L obsy mobsi thol=fier, the Nererremak or the kirk Omsk aid set wen them mine dr ma re way week Ad vi* impel is be dog= al mea ineedbf_ , bp reprkerilik ram Mr te brie wttli the rod lei rem Ow • temell ma • iied of Wed will wrii the reek ef the arra, het rased era um rent womb test A Mb ad Art dr keest It be t i,e vlitm aid damn ewe be= ▪ drir biome weer be a pad ei t. preempes, eed• lbw ebb Z th iamembe fen big rimed by Area ;rid if = o, Pgj a gt =2:L s tadv*Pdvi e m %pimbevmell u t WimAlesi avereme. The epode mell pine me m bid eirrel ample pelembmommd traiime. am s trew strew eiseley ta be s Ibid. Tim ides b Noshed Me ail did hem Wank mad Abrade ; the des kr bribe ad Pen; Mk from Ctrs • the share from bids; N. ran err ate d iwey tram ; the tobacco mid ben Sr Wirt ; the den rear ; the ebb Mb Owed Amble.; the isilk mks, sad tai Om dr hinds; mad they doe bp* et Itteetsbl. Rms. meg te pile el de ko._ Miry ire • p med acket Ger- is ire me ewe bee beidemepien the dor there ora seedmi vie awe ad lie dee steel, bas, b.aee poi , alb med WV* sembeeemer et reet bibs led bbd, 1y ef Damp. The p s i T he war bar emoted, by the wed mod MY of yak N. ride which is the mewl and rim ef the trarnrion eliwitie Se lise. et that daft ibM . 01161 •9 0011 . bed id pi* ibis the work kr to emirs ere el the ahem/ erg.. The rata were of ram lea the terra mina el Om WI rieseen is amply avoid by the sped and of the traria. It In are fish 7 rift el War kr • dr ler re ke dry. k ripe erl de a=ir dem erre this err kw the err of • mem mmel bed that is to the errercial rem ef der =irk computre the Ifealarks Odor and / e ow pretty well tended. The Mpg and coaseready milted roarer ter akar esierad marker goverreent aridice kr or waft, irk. bolter are the Ilk red ad ammemq mid by want dear yrecede or at bed - N. Maw erre ef aercheedir The pmeletd MMimsel einseperiebe be pip* ed aprimmelee, me ain b bet smiriveneed• am end weep* sess ilikiipetommemi ft pip eviume =db. Tilts Co e Maly osimaki Pliveir mad Ddretl dew MARL ; sal Comes sods wady si p = Tim Owe empeime doe pipmeistm of • MN= Meng Ins_m kr mo drav b, sada Pembeib the worm de. b ben dee Ebb Ma a* memeine le kW of thalami; be the emermy tee is be ammemee Ink which the sr rmidere oar a It to it irellni that wry ark mbumi.pdta vempris ee demi& mad bt ere Mw may se, p d e r l r oni ve a k a bemed Mord* WM. by tibia am nab beei ma osibles *et y bee bum war—war— de Os buil. imd *mos the ebb. afro lemmemeb le ear power Mae pm, ad bee smamed el* le line el vb. limm peem bebbiese N. wiles d skean- weer ire N. wet d dm err% and the ray tr linie of Art bled el hi NM sels le dr ememtptioe esti me lewd simeme lay Ingertmet, babe imp raw It rawer In the dip rear the rem ke err Many d • lap millierital rears alellEse art above 120 ire of Mal bah ad are loaded ebb 1,200 or 5,400 err of ami vim try wart ea a voyage. If r imth a* boded thee. era so orbs mai elm. Do slosiVr a grest oems, am goo Mas. din ere so trib4 mi so det so .0k abbe ear pelmet Weed mee vs asky dun geoid 14 Yuma the paavvbeel Mass air N. add me • id 1,,M Nam, mi Ile me el id Effie ai hub lOW* lig; AM* we Is. Mwsa r sad knew 4.1111 bin et id* nee id oar AZ le ire lir _mama. fa hl bee Mei min Oa ledhparible err mob ihmai la di if Se veil; ad ollmisiot rams an 4~ Os and web chid= * N. rememem *nip mein eters" to reek Mbr Elea. OW din lemenee • wry espealivo sib; veld demesitli ems lb beamed k Ileeleri elm a oihis. • Ms. alma 'may d tt sd b mining sell pubis mat den 60., ha 011 a. • lea do ✓im mN. wpm ed eeed **kb belemime N. la nue et Neiliela wed emelmesie p ebe bib berm vim lbw C i nl i rpit l emele ediemem • needm Mob awes k de ridneeem ei hi ore to mem ha r es for the ward ad birreedl Ii sire en to dr age of asirpthe ad Ire we err sersh A... bee Nevi*/ is nob Or immy ram We aft pt lo Now Yoh Ira dander par —e dilutes .t Woe Missed m a w ; ow alp ; bat we meat pt a Meter" dm i=o ig tammim. k thirtrek dep. Sew to Mitt Pie myna, krierkerted se Ms kWh. emegems drip elidd amis. mad se baps fsdi Alma stay was Is N. leiii—be Cep. the Saw gee wok ad be Oldies weer—vitivei womb Bar- Imo semis Imo N. road he deraweie orew le moy b nab Zeolesi ta Ire Mr War in pkrarniedle. Tr= Arnim Mil Pram be talre asm A se ba l •r e ie s irt " rum: ' fkild ma= deb= = thea hew noir st s witikai N. wary. Merl ashen, beta pry, int misii Audi bow Ma the ark of a did err • with the mbar nary. Thew saw rol l ten= lba irde b Oweernerir Ind lid ltdd if New Smirk Vibe% Varner, Irk ' Taaak wink etheerbe at least • mare of • • awlZaily eir im mama* moray re ordalme Waren Ilaskad and • k dill dar lim = " :lliere earl . op* Ms mama to Brephed, :dew I . THE EXPRESS. MONDAY ET ENING. NOVEMBKR 23, 1857. wet probably all be sent in the tuailiimkkota The (might of this at 3 per cent would be 360,0001. a-year ; a vast sum imbed in interest of mammy lei initiate on this Australia pig, in cousin UM 00 of Ms being sent in mailing ships. If air a mail communication wee established, eo that MINN soold run 41 and from lashrd and Australia in the maim . I fle!le.oyortiessior thst ty am re to New York, haw e% N thessirle of womb, trod by the mut pier% her . But it is Vaal to szymat that try sr be onabilehed any of our present if seeesliga. to it weer be bk* piecing or Puler pear r a re rtratle swore. The feet is, whin re &bra d a mass is materielly inembleodi the rossitwhe rd 61:4=r of steamships mast Wrested Is to sanest tiro. re. soma -dot Loomis le twbo the kagth, three urge tic Irmo year, sad No th on 6,4 of the Mpg Ma pert adelesse ; bat fhb b no per a sertest r Wren the ressews the per pearl serpries Myers ego Ira n o et the peenrl lits• The emir wb the hes era Were Weer sob mirk r oar reed rib Ihr sired by slosh ship as lh e Penis sad Arra b the a Ctareserietwo of sissrahre op Mho raw Ore wroltershoL Theo, re bestswee, la the lira. bar Oreds. Remy% Asia, oweersils. Arr, lll AZAselis, La Ms. Ori Ira" wit bre derma orytteg fro= t7Ors bora Dr berms a y OW bit meg ship awl the Lersdra 'IWO tor QOM IS MO stwiske Mier to Ds wader Mr Irish the bar ducted row. Thom wrest be • ark hot Sheathe larerer with her brorlihi essileA kr Ammo lagth. and sheriewo a es•-power, win warp 311 olio ea hose, or trey 600 wire • bey; sail rot &Own =a haler ter Rushed • osy ord • hat, to Oltrisr la Mips, Is Mali la days, to New Teri bo 8 days, °Le do losobe YS bus, to re Cope of Geed Rope r 10 rye, to Arras b 2/ or,, rd owed the world la two resin Or seek dity, drag Ms Lear fa Alsorior awl serlom warns liar snivel there ta the Red I. wield take out 10 000 beeps to Calcutta ht hew tar row work ar to Bombay la • hrtsiikt. Tho Urethra will be able to carry mats einnt un tizreand the world, aid fully freighted, for a couple verse, with smile, specie, parengere, troops, sr rim hw aishop would be eaceroos. Po rerhe per the surdas of aW parr Interested in oreldro Are he. bees Abersi to the Lewisham, ma if she wow derird to reek raw brorter epoch is steam nevi /Mem . . _ . IS IS 4S the ass that itagitelmen have had their imam eta gable .ad won Um* meet glorious vletorite, awl MY via dist they should be torenseet In ruling the semis Is pm. Y .ell ea in war. In ehipbutkling, at lama, lbw adman their anquatioseil isporlority. BAN istulitynct. OFOLITAII COMITT 0001T13. dap hpeeloed lee the l , 3, Wahuteseas„Weir -.11.1.1•,3, Nov. 23 ; Tirell/.21 Wedneetley, U ; .13. BIOO.IIIOIT. Wairday. Nor. SS; Tbeeig.lll: Friday, 37. Classes Iran. Ihmene-tureace- Nur. 2; Tends,. 34; Thereelly, ; V. Beserrone-Teeedey. Now. U. 15..1.41Te0. 014 wrest ...I-Monday, Noe. 13 ; Thelelle7,23. pow. Faireeld-read-Twerlee. Noe. 24. 'llmescserat, Oeborwereet-Tueeday, - Friday. _ r. Yap. N; Tbureday, iiiiaVllV•ax. Bina linot. Ikevailt—Wethais242. Nov. 22 : Thew 61.2 6 . 111• RIC Oseaborwell New.roed—Teeeday, assumsche—Medandst, Nov. 23. Woomreca—Thandsy, Not. 2d. Runworts. 8 , 36111-araft—Tburolay. Nor. 26. I. Nov. 24. • Wier I nweived from a solicitor to Bow-lane, reepecting the aoa-appvafs of Wyotmen. 1 . have eootLer 4022, named o . sarge Fowles, who resides with we. He is only 17 yeses of es:. The come being oompleie, prisoner wax, in the usual way, aided file had anything to say in answer to the Varga, but be deeithed &lag so, and the depositions ware then Win by Mr. &aced, the second clerk, the accused being fully com mitted to th e Central Criminal Court fur trial. JULES'S NUSDES OR TEN MOB SW. On Saturday Captain 3. A. Christie and lames Maid, the see ermmender me the other Ant officer of the torque aliesi ni were pima Wore Mr. ffiastaficld, the alie d yeel. mom oliespd with the murder d i =n Neerteas, a Tbs bamw Elisabeth, of that ma, has recently arrived fess New Weber, due touching at aleestm, where it is nil drone vas tainged. ZOWNit the knee, crew, or semi a Om, J base r a. theM...141. sae they Asp that the easeekh e awl Int art*. years - =lnd, lm ceased the deea, of Fraseite Udder% • Smash leames, by Least mad deliberate Ili =7 -no cheep was so melees • sehers, that • pm layseliption was bah N tbe &Non' Home on Preisy samssm. atwhich Mr. Nesslad, the stipendiary =llW wee t. The ememasthm was conducted dmsil alese. yeemm but dr emit vas asseillni by ;the im amate* unesimila gl bah agils rid mat as a charge detemier, Mr. &Gee s MB use Ge Input= of the detective fora, Meted the use et FM Meg* ben whisk it appears that the rifisehalk mead k Lamed en the flOthJanuary lug, he New Oileble, vele Ospftla Pt dg. After the entail at New Mabee; awe wisembeetniiwp took place between the stastat Mad Oaglisla Pickering, which eadell la Captain end the el* returning team Whoa the ker was . aemly load .4 Captaie Christie arrived at Now Oehler to the eldp Faith, end he wee obi* eitieweek Inewherei ken the Faith to the Illsekeek. He theogitit with him three of his old crew, , a_staer tha wfra wee P w r a anc i l a mLliehtg a n a ts, aaa th i e t r i n a hma i lt W. mid, he we robust and , and es castlraed rntll be was herb thented. Our wmlag, goat the letter *ad of Itheitsothee, ear they bed bath SD or MO days oat, Reddigam thee kiwis the lim Imp at awn swilkintelip Inks Ml e& the P the ow, s k id the septels, bombs the eweships of the slew, ems op been hie milk ma *Gra AG wee the matter. The steward espielned that the Spanked bed broken the binnacle y i p The captain WWI kith by the back of the dam him down, and began to kick him all over the body. It is mid he kicked him for five minutes, or more, with all hie might, at the elm time slag abusing epithets, and saying, Ten werthiew seserhel, anode you ; you AA swear Nee teem lAverpwiL" Alf he had kicked MIS all use lie holy am beall. the math lifted lila foot emend Remy end Mempdhlebsel via ell hls force on the knew peed date valbanalle mars bask. Rodrigues cried thmeaaYwet let nem awl amtbdi hewed ett ths forecasUe. Ile IDIOM dal OW est the captain had killed kin, He ewillibittle belly wed md it is said they with Meek awl lie, owl AG madam Mee • Jelat pro- jeeiel et the bow peel ofd beek vim lie Golub lied =lepee lip. The poor Mow gee Gmbh to tent rent Sowards the Glow= the Gme sok ad, .to him, said, " Tea Rerinkm, c 7 t y i e ll et Merl he. Mal, 17 dap • ladle ayea Nei dreg ca ln a t.4 R a ttia strutted a le New ke et s et the eat he wawa with a Imp ,• " glest ibi t • aooW right el ide of hit bar d, when t:res;tala b lad kicked aa blin ; and his her wee thdreend with breiem. He ale? began to spit blood soon after the ilhasep, and this continued some tone. The seceid mate pre ithe same mace to lathe rope. At ids proper turn he took the wheel is areal, bat he cam that he we. Gable to mow M. nearly every day the the cartels used • )opefe-smi to him often very sandy, sad all over hie body. Atha a week al bs thin, the ebb( nate tee sight awe focused sail Wiwi whose look-out it ma flow the =ltedrigwes'e." The eats called to on=" Y have why ha you not the lothcat r The m ete him by the threat whales& had,, Wetland him, threw Wm talus back vio lent% sad kicked is it saki, as hard se he could, thirteen liaesa Therm Idlow exclaimed, "If meant to kill roe, take a betabth, sad ant my heel off." The mato then compelled idm m to,. wpb the look-out. Rodrigues crawled on his linseed Imes to the top of the look-out, but he sad he could net sea, a the blood was patting to his eyes every mewl. He sat down, but even then he fell down twice. He very ahem 'addend that he was dying. Boma of the crew wen casmellsd to help him down the ladder into the ketwasda, End nest morning he was not able to turn out. The evalnin came is beam esyMg, " You lazy scoun drel, Wpm Awls cone up, I'll dap a tackle upon you and drag yea up. " Reekrigers meld out, assisting himself by whatever he mold lay his hands on, end he eat down on some span an as leek He never took the wheel after this, but he tried sear *Meg. A few days after this the captain again kiebed Nona the few The last aces of violence is represmaed se laving occurred about wen day. after the main sank. Rodrigoa war on the quarter-deck for tits pu pas of having the lead. As he could not walk without meat thou he kneed on the poop for support. The captain addressed him, saying, " You key dog, do you come up= the quarter-deck to act the sick max P Mora quicker, or I'll Marry you Moog." The poor fellow was not able to move quicker. Upon this the captain mailed him by the hair of the had, and threw him violeally on the deck and kicked him all over the body. Rehires' crawled forward on his hands and knew and !telly to ths fireasetle. He told the crew that his inside we. Mohan, ad that he was a dying man. He never got on his fee afterwaida He showed his body again, and it was a mass of bruises, particularly on his breast ad right side. In about four or floe days be died, and his body was thrown overboard. Before Mr. lichee had closed the Watimeat of the ease on behalf of the prosecution, • remand was said and granted, and the car meads adjourned to &whey amt. I op P 1138214 ,FOR MIMI- D 417014 The Freeman's Journal states that the health of Mr. Ryan, one of the Houma catholic priests cbsrged with intimidation at the last Mayo election, is la a precarious eat*. A copy of the information furnished spinet him wee furnished to his solicitor on Friday, and states thee while at the altar, in the presence and hearing of • largemegrogs tioil, he said that the cane of God would come down on any one who should vats for Col. Higgins (one piths candidates); that he would not give the rites of the church to my such person. If they were dying; that the congregation should watch the voters and keep their eyes on the black steep InKthose who should vote for Col. Higgina) ; that he would brand and mark for life each persons ; that Lllr. Rye.) would shave them. and, in shaving them, would take oft part of the skin ; that at an election then just over for another county the parish had tried certain voters, wowing thereby that restraint Mid been used to prevent thew voting, and thereby intending to suggeet that restraint should be used to prevent voters Root voting for said Colonel Higgins at said else aces tha t he Air. Cyan) would have a aslant@ place in the chafe( for those who should vote for Colonel Illggins, and that the congregation should not speak to than ; , that the speaking of the aforesaid words was then and there ' calculated to intimidate one John M•Loughlin, a voter, sad, by so intimidating him, induce him to refrain from voting for the said George Cliveley Higgins. Other constn clamp Mr. Ryan with threatening M . Loughlin personally that if he voted for Colonel Higgins he would not administer the rites of the church to him, and with reading from the altar a printed list of voters, and denouncing those whom he con sidered supporters of Colonel Higgins as " treitora," " black legs," and " black sheep," adding that It would to better for such persons to vote for the del than for Colonel Higgins. On Friday notice was given on the part of the line. Mr. Conway also charged with intimidation, of an application to extend the time to plod. The application wee to be wade on the following day. Rata no TER MBTROPOLIS.—About the middle of Friday night a fro loin we In the shop of Mr. Trees, • chandler, No. 2, illpsonolowllay. Whiteebepel, and in a short tine spread through the entire premises, so that the Estes, inetrins inveral children, were in great danger. They waw, least, all got out by mane of e.. fire escape, wiloh soon ontswil. The firemen were unable to subdue the I till If. on Saturday and not until the hiding sad he mounts were eneLal7 annoyed. It Is =ht that the Ore was cowed by some hot war pips. wore and in healing the premium. The len will fall upon the Anchor sad Belgian Cam = An are broke out on Polurdoy Lathe Hill and Twee, Masdoworth•conanscs. The whole of the upper raaws — awl tits ea wars astawri.-4ady Clifton's rid. ins% Dr ow was on &cutesy ast on be by ow ma r a In in the neat seed sandimbils timoczas aj &F era l other Ira bat pine yistarday and , but none of them wars staisini walk week detdreetion__ poverty. Fizz Ili• WA/ZOOMS AT WOLVERH , AMPTON.— Iresienkr illielit • Ore broke oat in the premises d Mews. CMOs sod Menu dealers Is hemp, Ilat &a, Snow-101, WeiViellemotaa. The firs was ducurrred by a volumes Osman kw*, OVA the collar. The balkhog was soon la isms te the smol t sad Is a short time was caw K iihk .. y . Latetel m =st . he . rarr . :tre om ot thsafises tre the vlvar The pandiss were immured LI. a . Globwoftlos for 1), Ths aim 'Mein has not been yet ascertained. ... • _ , A MAN POUND DEIN° IN AN UNINHABITED Hone—Oa lieemillny lea, Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Weetwaseir, medal laormtka of the drab of • man semi Maud Walup. 36 years, • abesseaker, rankling et 66, Dabereand, vire died at Charier erase Hospital the seen amain. • ber weruluge previonely • alkalosis on day In Dereeritaturat, Bobo, at about halt-pat two is the morning, hard ziessdng in the cellar of a dilapidated house. On going downier lowed dammed is a eta* of dupe apparently predated by se over-indelgenee In drink erateas use and be was removed to hetic aia Helaial,ttr um frie• medial caw food he wee ishouring ander reepetien of the bran. prod uced by latozirwlion. Alter lingering for • few cis). he died, es above stated. - _ _ 11l LATE DOUBLE MARRIAGE IN LONDON.— rstropothest sad Liverpool police hen drowned that John With Wills, ate of the brothers coacersed la the tar moue doable marriage is Larks, was la Uverpool fro the rb to the Oth art., sad that ow the 7th int. he sailed la the ship Greet Western for New Yiak, added with hint some luggage sad a little boy. ACCIDENT TO THE ROTAL RUNTIIMAN.—WE are i l=oleess that,wetwitheradiag the elms et a doable Mr. Davie not war ea Tarday, he wee well enough to be eat with the foe horde ea the fenewt=g 4 sad was at has post with his hounds ea Patty, st iirr Moor. alth e ough dr Oar was mot saarsisa ia eurintinal of liog. SELPPINO DIWITU ON TH3 .BASTNIN COAST. 3... aseitissitimagenssatistAtimisi with Sr Mod wad loss cork selhoesolorsowst, Tb AsskArsolit Otopttes Nair !.mast. moo Is dibble MI6 • gabgrgar, gugund le be loin v=s, beer r embeetes. The eilingar midland II doe aseilesee seed b• modeed Is tar by the wow of tI; deseese, _end Woe any d heeds dad be saved. The Imps 1/Mositho. of wed ben liabh he Alm, /rounded ea de Lag Ong off lonia hese • Ili dig. The lime dhe ea r Ad este ma, id dry were compelled Is .Lira de wing. The dense Triton, from Liam he Odd Tar waselh. dote la collision with • 11. wilk doe. esi Os yds of 'ha meta eels fins &Sim ww Itisossel. Thos brig Wow, hemtttltir hr Larehamak is up de deer se Good Taw% wed amp hue berg emet 3=traddlbe Dee.. at Jersey. lb. O. Ibe wane of the Colony, wan drewasi. The beer Pad, et led Imo) duaderbed, tor Callow% get es he boa et Illherrieghato dune/ • very thadi bet misositowtstes oseloted main without having otshiesi modeold domes. The Stews Ingo', &aka IPrkaa. sm• Is ailits fit PhteaLs, - mid hos Ihmenierk kr Cobh. Tb lie was a geed deal hooped In tbe eiblea, of Ye been brought We Great Toasts& brim. Mt of bat caw *sped we bawd Pleads, end ewes dm boded me Geed Towpath. The hew Pormsary, lowislb, was win Into by the brig Illanseret Cask, Ormt Tertaralla d the lame. crew jumped oa board the Mfg. and we leaded at 6oith weld , the logger w.. ellorweede level bee Lowestoft Harbour. Captain Boas, of do stoop . Weliss Harwich, reports lima we el Orlbednew he saws Mos beg num*/ op em the led end • leht bet maim,/ on the imbued ; • eise took pasts, owl the OW of tin We ids I= s4A ssispisosS:Sss obild list Ark void ter and that were getting heir bowie reedy. As he was y Mob whin Ned be dose es !dg th• pew fellows, an the arm d the weeds did set harpies Tau LAU FATAL EXPLOSION AT THE EQUITABLE GAS Walla, Pnektco.—Os Ilatteeday evestag Mr. Bed• bed, in ewer kir Weriemilealet,_lesla a hag Inquiry in the Beard-esem of at. Gimes Workhouse, en the body ef George Bond, aged ki, ale loot hie the by en imploaion of pas M she BiOniW Werke, Milton From the evidence Wesel it append thalami deceased was mewed to make an alleratios is some pipes user the purifier, sad in doing so und h• at none, mini whisk on being applied to the joint espioded the gas, hemßag the dewed Into the air, sod enerely injuring media" ma, wed John Litton. The neetwied was bend i a bole male the purifier, and yes immediately When lot wee gain dead. Accosting to a sesostnent et 11 s. J the gm engineer at the wake, it seemed tint the dammed wee may ordered to cot the We connected with*, gegen sad what its further did LILT his own Jeagnesse, sed — sei by any aliveness he re • amine et wetness elms gave evidence, some Neybeg that the *say eautiese they bed aura at the worka woe ebalked me the walk, tentiesing *miters against unnit ensales. The west having awed up, the jury returned • undid of " Aocidistal death," at the mane time remarking det they did not think the deceased had received proper minim eel also eistthi that the oompaay should have pointed east w,:end sot canner chalked up on the walls ea it Resent hINUULAR DIA= Or AN ESCAPRD PRISONER.— ' Tereaday (Pridana art reweeloble betance of fatality occurred near Pangtherse. Abet wilinry police-constable Tripp, Saks coestellabry, ewe a *day being rod beg • Ct g . freee house be heed fa the eel wind kin es Th. ma gnome' lide eedgeilea me be DIM to SO= MOWS sass Seth& tellethak mese i t= the yelleresesinith gnaw interlined, e' le Lie Ns bee erestedy, the fellow sews he wend thaw Idea whet ea blame well th, and streak blea nine, is the face. A esedllemenell, la which both eget fee the grown, and blows vete emeheapi. At Mph the plums !coed he dr plies wtheeded, the Ithh• eise Peng him tightly by the Gelb, wad theestedag la on ids tulle. Teeny buwoosa laweeed his hold, wad lb, the imetheely ellygeil prey bed hit gemPi wth, Mew thee to the Thera Sew tens by the teed. ythopli bee Ss WOW. Ha swam with sal the ease of a whir myosin, sad struck out for the Onordehirs side, ithiss beck occasionally at his harked raptor with • kind of debut er scornful pude. Tramp shouted In two men at work as the Ozthdenre side to secure the fugitive, and has tened sway far boat at hand. Ile obtained deisiasno, and was proceeding scrods, when the two men shouted that the loan was thereed, and then coolly milked off se if nothing W ItappeaL Upon Police-constable Trump arriving cc the beak, be to that the poor wretch had sunk within • vary Ow yens el the sham evidently from a sudden attack sheep la • wey betel tire the body was mailed front H water, let 1111 vas sabot Ups the deed maa was food apedebbethe eel abet seggern—Berletiir CAr.rirk. ATTIXPTILD WU= aeo SUICIDIL—On Satur day aftenowe a stasis esese, 26 years old, named Maria late, Indgiag at No. 4, lthinutreet, Commercial-road Zan, want up to hr dewy with lee !tuts girl. three years old, for the palpate, sa wee eappesed, of lying down to rest. A few bean sharesith, a weep living In the same house went into the ram, ad bead kat lytag don, with the little girl by her the, wiring pest pea and stamen Two dell teacup, blab if OW& hed contented, and one wee still partly full GC, medic sold, were found on the faith An antideto ea, adWedenered to the child, and she was saki folly recovered by paterday warning to give rho following awned :—" kit ed leak lIC4U• of the staff, and then gave ow • rtes; bat I was Usk and did net swallow it," Bbe Adak "It we so sold I well est take mock." Ths fete INS concerned. sad wad ham were found width lel bed written by the deemed theft before Ow fatal set wee asereitted. The pled* see was addrewed to her slew, soak whom she lodged. The following is • moe~ayy Dew Bildel,-1 se wash obliged to you for per klodrte to see sad soy ehUd, bet I brew OP I had set pad you ter whet WS 110 , 11 bed. The cane (thgliden will pay yea for till. Mat Wage there ante Sedge to see you mud get eat, awl that leas oil Wavy= yea cam put de to. Se Ood bless you. God blasepea, Cial Mese you.—P.s. I hew take a the, child'. Ith se cod r By owe, to that the should not be say trouble to ae7 yea." There weep dote or signature tn this letter, wklth was ithoevared Wee box. The deceased had been ft eine IGP la • Emyemdiss from of ralnd owls", it I. Meted, to twgy dlikessms. Ss *wet is to be betel to-morrow, TEE NEW Zeat.tru GOLD I:Mt-B.—News had melved la Nelms which crowd a eery greet esimittion. It was to the diet tbst Buie's party, oaselatmg of eight men, with two Men sod • cradle, got out of tits Mete River elms pow& IMO. et geld in one day. It yes sis stated flat ressibm raft, die fug dillies mos, had get from the Day aim dimeystimds weight at pld Y tbs mow of one misk. stalimmt with resputl• Ws sine goods weight had bra stsibmil by a letter ailimesil Is Misses Coanell L MANN ▪ Ilikip swebad d by Weir memeno f the ae Mends n ledommat Oslo e weothe i r, eats bad dommesil • lbw Weil 111 essipensete I.e the IrgiloooW of ammise sod weiems. *some m the dig italis le drift loolooslog, fad by sow oroi oral of the local doom ••••••1111 awn wsn teliessig with well Wed biso of *roam oomioL The smoroo which they woes j gyed nor psi totem ems Isiwedag cohere to go wear deli Wal k look; ea as the seeps were DOW pretty well SOME. ems o mied emdbur ketslght cm , three wieha 1110111 an of fir Mak male popelstien of Blind M i d=dllll 4 oNo h Zy b o s to . looao of mw4.lde dearly that We plitighwis timeg • Yee Meet of country. Up to the latest Me So air of golf dlopoold of i• Nelson to upward. of NIVENS.; boa lho eggswity whirl' bee, Is edditios to this, Swag wireabst. or olemehent, there wee we so • tibea wow' of that, which plod top ma ollimoilik io fieboada of the diggers.—Atistralies milisearint EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 21. Sir John Stuart and Mr. Justice CrwsweU.) Dos v. 31001L-VALIDITT 07 TRI MARRIAGE ABROAD (Bdars the OP • WIDOW'S Wl= MIS DiCLEW WlZeil 1616TMIL The tegument on this haportaut cam was reamed to-doy. Mr. Melina continued hie arguments for tlmplaintiffs. Ha refined tothe cam of " Marini* r. D•brymPl: t r Ireing” M), sad read soma pameges nem the wall known udgmeat of Lord Stowell in that ere, mad sheer levies remPl- Waked hi. arguments of yestsr4sy, relined to the broad argaresets in the mac Ha said them wen m many pentane thought It right that those =nips should take effect as thew were persona of the contrary opinion ; indeed, Lord Denman bad felt so strongly on the subject that he had written a pamphlet on it. Mr. George Lake Russell followed on the acme side, and referred to the various oral of " ficriurahlre v. Scrlmaltire„" (2 'Dalrymp le r. Dal rymple," Cib., 64) ; and - " y. are (ib., 320,) where Lord Stowell mold the was that a foreign marriage, valid troweling to the law of the place wham Gale bested, la good averywherelMl. He also quoted the opinion of Mr. Justice Story to the ass effect. He was followed by Nbaslay, Mr. Oraby, 'ad Mr. Pemberton who appeered an behalf of the infant eon of the first marriage:end the trus tees d the will of the teetator, Mr. Leigh Brook. By their se gments they braided that the manlage with a deceued wife's der we not incest sweetie/ to theameytation of the term throwessat flbsistandoci, egalahing it from Incas from consengainity. It wee allowed absolutely by many creas ing cauntrlss—it wee allowed by dispensation by the Pops, sad the showed the prolailinte to be a mere human or nem*, a astir of mckeiastical diectplina to be Wned and rmed, as aboussalanose should reader it az t, and Minim thin was no moral meson why the hews of this ementry gosh not according to dm comity of cations, re copies Ms law of Holstain. Atforasy-General (with whom were the Solicitor denial and Mr. Wickens), for the crown commanosd his address, and contended that the deceased Bifrost was illegiti mate, and that the crown was entitled to the real and per ▪ stabs. The come ram before the Attornsy-General had concluded erguramit. The farther bearing of the canoe le adjourned until Tear day, and it wee aorsagcd that the court would she, if MOO airy, take the cemo on Wednesday. (BeforeVimeChaimmllorB4.W.PareiVood) IN BE THE LONDON AND EASTERN BANKING CORED- RATION. Mr. Cairns end Mr. Jewell appeared in support of a peti tion for bringing this company under the operation of the Winding-up Act. The Vice-Chancellor, however, had di rected that only unopposed petitions should be heard to-day, In order Mat the court might proceed with the caw of Spier* v. Brown," and it being intimated that the petition was oppo s ed he directed it to stand over. Law in the day, Mr. Bolt, who, with Mr. Hetherington, appeared for the Oriental Bank, applied that the cue might be heard to-day. Area Arrangements had been made by which the Oriental Bank m hitherto met the pecuniary arrangements of the Hasten Banking Corporation, but the °mental Banking Company considered that this petition_pnt an end to theme arrangements. There were certain bilk, conileg due to the amount of some thousands of pounds, which the Oriental Bank would not payif the prayer of the petition was granted, and the parties were anxious to have the opinion of the court before proceedings could be bad upon those bills, which would be - vrithla 10 or 11 days. The Vice-Chancellor said be eras in the middle at a very long use, which would probably occupy Ernest days more, but the petition might stand fee Wednesday neat. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 21. (Before Mr. Commissioner Phi Mpg.) IN NI WOOL} LWIT. OTHERWIII6 EDWARD HORACI This insolvent, wheeZeses --- ves -- reported In our paper of Tuesday, again cams hare the murk Mr. Dowse and Mr. Mise p ed, ap as the former no- melon ; and Mr. Served Mr. Demme; clerk to a ablpa ti ttent, attended from Welt Cowes, in rahremes to en on the schedulN and repeated by the insolvent on that he had deposited with him jewels and precious Moms worth 6601., and which were for the benefit of hie auditors. Oa his examination, Mr. Devon's stated that he had advanced the insolvent needy 801. In April, 1845, when he knew him as " Lang. ahand deposited with him the jewels to question, which , e sold about twelve months age to Yr. Emanuel, of ' for 701 or 741., to repay himself. la the course at his evidence Mr. Omelette produced several documents which he had received by the poet from the Insolvent. One of the documents the insolvent admitted was is his handwriting, but the others he denied. Mr. Commiasioner Phillip told the io.olvent to be very smellel, as it wee evident hi. genius was forsaking aim. By e=son he believed the documents he denied were .itten The insolvent, on his exemination, stated that the jewels woes vetoed by Mr. Taylor, of Bristol, but he forgot the sum be bad put spa them. They were worth from 6001. to 5601., and OM sem be had agreed to give Messrs. Wilma and Alden the swab' creditors, from whom he purchased thelm Mr. Demean Meted that they had been valued at 601., sad all he amid get was 706. or 741. Mr. Osemrdssioner Phillips observed that if it Ina shown . , . to him that the insolvent beim their value was not more than 701. he should Mamba the schedule, as it would be evident to his mind that the statement on the schedule was • deliberate falsehood. The iasolvent was examined by the Commbelotter. He mid les mount to pay Mr. Benson for the cigars to 521. out of messy fain • ship called the Charterrield. Hr. Commissioner Phillippss salted the insolvent what he emoted 621. worth of figure tor i• luselvent—l am a great smoker, air. The Insolvent was extunined ea to hie trip to the Cepa, sad his iniprisocunent there, as also his imprimument in LOWS. ♦ question moos whether the ONO should be adjourned for the Mainillente of bilr. Taylor as to the value of the jewels. Mr. Commissioner Phillips declared that if it woe proved that the jewels weir of the vase of about 701. be shouM dis miss the schedule, foe the reason he had stated. The ease wee eventually silionesed to Thursday, for the production of evidence as to the value of the jewels. THE POLICE COURTS. CLERKI3 . NWELL : Two well-known titievWv7l; gaTv the names of Henry Walls, aged 24, and Alfred Lee, aged 19, describing them selves as *nerve, residing et 20, Wation•place, Somers town, were charge with borglarionly Invoking and entering the dwelling - house of Mr. John Chappell, kingmaker, of 6 - , Junctionivilla, Insciloniroad, and stealing therefrom four silver spoons end other articles of considerable value. They were further charged with hinging and entering the dwell ing -hone, on lb* 10th instant, of Mr. Cavendish, 17, St. Pea s-rosil, end stealing therefrom four silver table noose, one silver anger tongs, nine silver tea spoons. two silver cruet stags, and ogee articles, of the value of COL Owing to the awDerous robbeies that lave taken place lately in the neighbourhood .1 Kentish-town, Mr. Superintendent Lenten, of the B Melaka, has ordered some men specially to do duty at the bag of the beget which are oontiguous to the &Ma. PohoeitmeseebieVere,l44ll,wee paring gong thelunotion road, whoa Law a light in the ecolkey of No. 6. Ho at onci encased assistance, and then, egging the boom, found that the thieves kid gained admittance by brus hin g down one albs iron palings in front of cos al the windows. When they had passed into the kitchen, Noy stopped the clock., muffled the be W, and breaking the wine cellar doer open, proceeded to regale themselves with wine, gin, beet, bread, sad jam. They had picked up nearly everything moveable, whim they were apprehended. Upon being taken to the pegs-station, Inspector Fides, Boding that they had very ins linen shirts on. sent for Mr. Cavendish, who identified them se hie property, aa well aa two silk handkerchiefs. The prisoners, wbo had nothing to my in their dofenoe, were remanded. WORSHIP-STREET. ...... Mark Nielitkulhorks, a young met of gentlemanly exte rior, wee brought to this cwt on a warrant granted by J. Hammitt, Lea., charging him " that he did unlawfully and likelomely WitmwWge certain recognizance', and become bell in the sane of another person, to wit, one Thomas Poetise, the mid Thomas Ponies not being privy or ona seater thereto :" an offence punishable ender the act of Wil liam IV., cap. 66, with traniportation far life, or not lege than an imprisonment for two years. Mr. Gawp hienrich berg, City Solicitor's calm, Guildhell, who attended to prorate for the cortioe, ex plained the circumstances out of ohne the arose. On the 16th of J o ll ‘ c last, two seen, named Nathan enema end Davis Go Journeymen in the employ of Meant Li tailor., of boiredltch, were, after 'event remeds, folly committed ler nisi at the Central Criminal Comet, for haring forged a cerise ewer fur the payment of may with intent to gaged &helm. Mr. Mamma maenad to accept WI, sad ihrlitisomer, together with soother person, named Sax, tenant th ieselves, and became joint sureties to their sp=te anew', ths theme. Fowles-11m prisoner is my sow. I nide at 6, Portland-terrece, Victoriapark-ned. I did sot Mend at this court on the 16th of J nJy hikes authorise any one to become hell for any pm. I lmow noting of Geoid isr Woolens'. Preemie mem told as he bed lissom boa The Mt I tram al this water *so la eirepso, of BOTITHV7ARK. In the course of the day, Thomas Stowell, who was tried and convicted at the Surrey Sessions twelvemonths ago for prjury, attended before Combs, to apply for summonses against Mr. Bingham, a solicitor, end Mr. Watson, the land lord of the Newington Arms, King-street, Walsworth, for perjury. Stowell, who bad a bundle of papas before hint, Mated that twelve months ego he was tried at the Newing ton Sessions and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment fit i :Z . eiry. At the trial he tried all he could to produce to prove his innocence, but unfortunately it had no affect, and he was unjustly convicted. The charge against him was ae follows:—Mn. Penny, the landlady of the Newington Arms, wished for • licence for music, &c., and applied to Stowell to transact the legal region of the business. He undertook it in tho name of a solicitor of the name of Bingham, who practised at the Lambeth pollee-court, but when the sessions took plies are. Penny was not represented, and afterwards Stowell was uted for penury and convicted. fitowdl now a before his worship to state that he had been unjustly convicted; thatthe perjury was committed by other parties, and not by him. At the time he was • lawful clerk to Mr. Bingham, and sorrel the notices for Mrs. Penny. Hs produced copies of them signed by Mr. Bingham. The at the sessions, swore Is was not his clerk, and that he mover authorised him to receive the 21. expenses, and now he could prove the authcoity. Mr. Comb., after carefully examining all the documents, and hearing Stowell's complaint upon oath, granted the LAMBETH. From information received on Saturday morning there ls every reason to believe that John Blair Wills, the principsl actor in the very romantic and singular case of double mar riage and bigamy, sailed from the port of Liverpool, In the Groat Western assn-ship, for New York. The delinquent gave, and sailed in, the fictitioue name of John Goddard, described himself aa a surgeon, the profteston he first adopted, and was accompanied by a female, answering the description of his woad wife, Ann Good, sad else a child, abort 3 years old. THAMES. John Reehmond, • man ;;;;TiCiears of age, was brought up on remand before Mr. Yardley, charged with attempting ealf-destruction by coning his throat with • knife The prisoner's hinm is • very ids/ruler one. His second wife, • moot rmpectable and intelligent women, who wee in wart, was nearly murdered by him In 1848. Hs put him arm round her neck and asked her to kles Wm, and while she was in the act of doing so he cut her throat with • rarer, and she foil weltering in blood. The valor. tuna* woman was for • long time under medical treatment, and her bookend was convicted at the Old Balky sessions for the attempt to murder bis wife, end area sentenced to fifteen years' transfonation. He served six years of his time in a convict prison, and was then liberated, with a ticket of leave. His wife received him with Madams when he returned from prison, and ha lived with her for about twelve months. In the mores of that time he behaved with the greatest brutality towards her, and his tyranny at length be insupportable she left him and sought refuge with bar hand's daughter by his first wife. Mrs. Richmond was than in a bed state of health, and her head and face were much swollen and bruised from the effects of blows inflicted upon her by her brutal Lushand. Since he left his wife he had (momently threatened her. The prisoner was living with Mr. Isaac Richmond, his brother•in.law, at No. 4, Church-street, Poplar, ten seeka ago, and the atten tion of the primarris relative was called to him by a woman, and the prisoner was found lying upon his hack a ala his I throat ant. He appeared to be almost deed, and was covered with blood. A surgeon was sent for, who sewed up his wound, and he was removed to the London Hospital, where he remained until Saturday the 14th inst., when he warn brought before Mr. Yardley, and, otter • short examination, remanded for a week. The prisoner was now committed for trial. Samuel Wildbere of No. I, Back Church-Lax Whitschapel, was doarged with assaulting Benjamin Bon field, his assistant. The complainant and another assistant stated that while they were making up the books in the surgery, with the gas Lighted for the plaques of sealing up percale of mug treed as " dummies" is the shop window, as wall as of warming the the de&aidant entered, and shoeing the complainant far burn ing the gas, told him to go into th e ahoy and pack op has thing. and go. On coo elginto the shop, defendant followed him and him violently over the head with the handle of • long clothes brash, inflicting neared wounds on his head and laming one hand which he bald op to protect trimmed. He the threw him out into the streetorbere • crowd bed collected in oonaequenco of complainant's calla for help. The defendant denied the assault and hie solicitor called George Macgregor, defendant's errand boy, who said that W master had only told Mr. Bonfield to shave himself, and on his refining " walked" him to the other end of the shop, when Mr. Bonfield struck him, whereupon defendant turned hint oot of the shop. Yardley said be we afraid the boy had not told the whole truth, end be amid sentence the defendant to pay 61., the highest Sae he had the power to inflict. The de dent paid the penalty, and left the court. KARIM& COTTON.—Liemiroot., Nov. 21.—The market has eland with a changed tone and more fireman , and of American are id. pm lb. dealer. The sake are 6,000 500 for export end 1,000 on speculation, compraingS Bahia, at 6id. to 61d. ; 120 Egyptian, at 9d. to 10jd. ; and 1,600 Surat, at 4d. to sd. per lb. COTTON GOODS.—Mence Nov. 2I.—A more cheerful toes pervades business Modes t6la remain, but we have still a susiwasion of badman If we bad a thorough restoration of confidence, there would still be the ditilcultres interposed by the state atlas meow market, and those die ns, are still preemies very heavily upon this district. It is not easy to realise the thorough prostration of trade, and few people recollect • blow of the kind having taken effect In so abort • period before. The number of people in idleness and all at once reduced to dethtution zu re is almost pest belief. There is, however, a feeling that the trims will not be of long duration, and that, with the abun dant supplies of produce from all quarters of the globe, seeking • market, an industrial community will not long yule the energies necessary to mecum a share of It. The more regain* commercial people anticipate • thorough re sumption of the cotton trade soon after Cluistams. WOOLLEN.—Lame, Nov. 21.—We have no material alteration to report In the woollen market this morning. There hes been a falr attendance of buyers in the Cloth Hallo, but the transactions have been very few end limited in ex tent. Tuerday's alight improvement haa been barely sustained, especially in the white cloth market. lIALit AY, Nov. 21.—Market variable: difficult to aacer , Min. Wool, conduction. Wonted and yarns dull. Prim with difficulty maintained. HARDWARE.—Bluwarottax, Nov. 21.—The trade of this town has been farther depressed this week by the dia meters which have occurred in the district. Many orders have been countermanded by the Wolverhampton factor', and in some instances the workpeopla have been put on four days, 0a the whole, however, the town has borne the plenum wonderfully well, and although there is a good deal of languor, which is increasing, so far there hai not been a einoe commercial casually worth notice. The auspensions which have followed the stoppage of the Wolverhampton and Staffordshim Hank have already produced • most injurious effect upon the trade of Wolverhampton and the district. A great number of orders have already been countermanded; already there area great number of labourers out of employ . meet, and it I. estimated that to-night the number will be increased to twenty thousand, in consequence of the anis lion of operations at many of the larger works. All the principal ironmsaters and others engaged in the trade of the district are well disport d enough to find as much employment foe labour as possible, but the exigencies of the times auks it nomesary that many men should be discharged, conseq u en t on the curtailment of operations in every direction. is • prudential measure, for in the present state of affairs nobody knows whom to trust. In some branches of the manu facturing trader there is positively nothing doing—the chain and cable makers, for instance ; nearly all the hands have been dimberged. The manufacturers have received notice from the bankers to the effect that fur the present, end until the pressure upon the money market is relieved, all transac time must be in cash. It is needless to say that a notifies tion of this kind must tend greatly to nipple business, and that the labour market must suffer. There an so rainy men out in the neighbourhood of Wolverhampton, Darkens, West Bromwich, and Dudley, that anxieties wire felt about Ballade) , evening, but up to aim o'clock all was quiet, and the population are senerally very peaceably disposed. At one or two of the principal weeks where stoppage* have taken place, means have been found to provide the men'. wages for to-night, which has relieved a considerable difficulty on that account. CORN.--Cattemnoz, Nov. 21.—Tlts pica of wheat was unchanged from seat week. Barley was le. lower fur the Net, and 2s. to 3s. for seconds. Altogether it was a very deg market. Wheat, red, Hs. to 48a.; white, 625. to Ms. Barley, 320. to 42a. Oats, 23a. to 32a. Peaty 400. to 445. • • CAWT6IIBUIT Nov. 21.-These was a large supply st market to-day. 'Trails very do% Prior about the eaten as last week. New brown wheat, 425. to 60e.; new white ditto, 48e. to 645.; sew barley. 32c to 41. ; sew Clate. 22e.; old beams, 38e. to 405.; new ditto, 36e. to 375. ; ho( pas, 37e. to 40e. CARLIIILI, Nov. 21.-We bad a small supply ot 'wheat at our gawk*, upon which them was a decline of le. to IL od. per Carlisle bushel. Oats and barley good sup which sold at 6d. per bathe! decline on oats, sad Is. oa Wheat, white, new, 20e. to 23a.; old, 20e. to 23e. ; red, new, 18e. to 215.; old, 18e. to 21a. Batlff, saw sad old, 13s. to Ila. 6d. Oats, potato, now ' 9s. to 10s. &I. ; old, lls. to 12a.; comma, are, fa. to 10s. . • old, 10e. 6d. to Zia. 6d. Flour, per Mesa, is. 61. to 2a. Ostimal, 2s. to 2s. 2d. Itynneel, U. dd. Barleyntag, Is. ed.-CarNeis Jatrteal. C0L081117114 SOT. 21.—J agidasis w d and falr of barley, and small of beans and peas. Each o f the above meta slow sale at a decline of ls. to 2r. OLOLTESTEU, Nov. 21.—Ths supply of English whim was only moderate, and farmers would not accept the low otters of buyers • we writs prioss la. to 2a. per qr. dole since last &Wedgy. Foreign quiet, et about the same der. cline. Malting barley 3e., and Indian con le. per v. (beeper. Oats in retail demand, at 6d. per qr. less money. Imports for ths week ending Nov. 21:—Wheat, forties, 4,614 ; barley, foreign, 720. 0011•01011 , Nov. 11 2l.—The 'apply of wheat to-day yy liberal, whic h • in demand was cleared o ff at prey nearly as good as t week for tine qualities, but interim sorts were 2a. lower. Wheat, 40e. to 615., barley, 32.. to gea, ; oats, 20s. to 285.; beans, 40e to 40e. ; peas, els. 44a. ' Ihsawrono, Nov. 21.—We bed a good imply of 'dee, today's trade dull at folly Is. 6d. per load less money. Barley ruled dull and lower, say Is. per qr., with few tae t z Oats, pees, end beans sold at last week's prices. We. to 355. per load. Barley, 30e. to 38s. per qr. Oats, 22, to 30a. per qr. Pees, 25a. to 275. per load. Beans, to pee Iced. Niece:Armes, Nov. 21.—Partner' wheat plentlfal, with' slow sale at Tuesday's prices. South country qualities way sell at the reduced Wes of Tuesday. Of foreign the arrive:, are considerable, and to effect ales from ship, rather los e r ims would be accepted to save landing charm. dull sale. Barley again le. lower, and quite a dreg. O. gilt, without alteration in mane. Beans and peas viten . _ Noserics NOVSMBER 21. - The wheat trade of Os district has reflected the decline which took paws at Mtn lona !set Monday; but at this exchange to-day the team Bon was not so groat as might base been anticipated, NOM smiptions maintaining last week's rates, while other sex gave way Is. to 2s. per qr. As the farmers were amyl* to press males et a further reduction, some diffielgiy wia prienced in effecting Wm. Barley hes barely =Janina late rates, bat here to-day the best salting samples we, quite se dear. The best white wheat made 645. to SiSs, red ditto, 48s. to 625. ; damp ditto, 425. to 465. Mak* barley, 40e, to 42a.; ditto distilling, 34a. to 36a. pm o Flour, 34e. to 33e. per sack from the millers, Nornsosco, Nov. 21.-At our corn exchange to-del there was a tolerate supply of wheat, many inferior sae, pas being at market. Dry qualities were 2a. lower than les week, whits making 63e. and red 60s. per 36 stone. Bark, was In good supply, but dull of sale at a decline of 2a. ps quarter on last week's currenclea, good malting realising 42‘ sad grinding 335. par 30 stone. Beans were the turn is favour of the buyer. Oats wen rather emir Plies White wheat, old, Ma. to 635. ; new, 60s. to 63; red what old, 60a. to 605.; new, 461. to 64e. per 36 stone. Makin, bertay, 325. to 425; inang tansy, 28e. to 336., per 31 stone Oats, old, 31e. to 36a. • new, 24e. to 32a. per Moos; bedposts, 24a. to 28s. Beane, old, 48e. to 32a.; an 40.. to 445. Flour, superfine, 40s. to 46e.; fine flour, Ms to 32.. pee 20 Was. Oirozo, Nov. 11.-A fair quantity of wheat rhoelne market to4sy, but as millers and traders were nrimilmr s, reeks tarp parehosse, unless at greater reduction do farmers would submit to, a smell quantity only .4s, hands at Is. pr quarter lower than this day es'nn4ht, barley trade was unusually flat. The few sake that we, effected were at • decline of 2a. per quarter. Oats but lien In demand. At Skeeter, on Friday, wheat was from 2s. 35., barley, le. to 2a, sad beans, la per quarter lower. la Banbury, on Thomas', the wheat market ruled yen but tin at fully 3s. per _quarter below last week's rates. di Brackk7, on Wednesday, wheat was from 3s. to 4a, butt! 2e. to 34., oats and Issas, lea. to 2s. cheaper. At Want. 4, market, wheat sod barley declined from as. to 4s. per quer ter. ; eats sod beans, la. per quarter. Porsomtaosoz, Nov. 21.-Notwithstanding the In prima, our lumen continue to bring inward liberal supplie of grabs. Wheat are to-day was 2a per qr. lower for Bra qualities, and for Werke sorts 3s. to 4a. per itr4iss mom wastakesA good supply of spring corn. iris 2e, beans 28., end oats per qr. lower than last 7 . . READINO, Nov. 21.-The supply of wheat, althorn moderate, wee fully equal to the demand. The depress: Mote of the London markets was not without its effect hen and sales were slowly made at a decline of 2e. parry. on pee vions rates ; the highsid price realised was 60s. per qr. Than was not much animation in the barley trade, on which mica receded from 2a. to 3s. per qr., 42a. top quotation. Oat! WOW lower; beans and peas did not alter. Boomers", Nov. 21.-Although there was • very goof attewlance of the town and country trade at this au ex. &asps business we. nevertheless almost at a stand still, millers and dealers only purchasing for immediate Willa For fine heavy dry samples a reduction of 2a. per qua:Orme conceded, but on other and inferior kinds the decline was 2a. to 4. Barley was in fair supply, and lost with a @loveliest • reduction of 2a. per quarter' oats were easier to parches; and declined 6d. ; buns and peas were both la. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. The market closed with a downward tendency, the following being the quotations:-New whits wheat, 62a. to 36a. ; new red ditto, 445. to 48a.; =hag barley, 38e. to 425. ; grinding ditto, 30.. to 344.; nay 2k. to 264. • beam, 425. to 465. • peas, 42a. to 46i. Meares*" to beauhfully flee, and wheat: sowing has beenprooseled loth order the most favourable circumstances. Wolter-Brew, Nov. 21.-There was • short supply d wheat at market, which was mostly taken back unsold, the fanners would not submit to the decline of 2a. per qe Barley, 21. to its. per qr. lower. Oats gave way 6d. to It per qr. Beans, also peas, Is. per qr. You, Nov. 21.-We have had a moderate show d wheat a t tbis day'. market, the demand for width was limited at a decline of 2.. per qr. The supply of barley was lan and the sale very dull, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per q,. Beans end oats the turn cheaper. Flour la settled 3e. pe sack. Present prime of grain: -Wheat, white, 60s. ti 6a.. per imperial qr. ; red, 42a. to 48e. • barley, malting, Xis. to 365.; grinding, 28e. to 305.; bea ns, 44e. to 48e., rye. 324. ' • malt, 72e. to 745.; tate, Ild. to la. Id. per stone of 1411.. Flour, 37.. to 40s. per sack of 22.011 a. KIRKCALDY, NOV. 21.-The weather continua extremely fine for the season of the year, and moat favourable fur ell out-door 'aviculture' operations. At our country markers this week we had no pressure sales as lad week; sod, er upting for inferior qualities which were 2a. per qr. lower, prioes of wheat, barley, and oats remain much as they were the latter end of Let week. No great quantity offering. Here to-day we had email supplies of all kind. of greet which met a good demand at about last week's prices; ear inferior par thla were la. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, Sk to 645. per qr. Haney, 20s. to 295. Oats, 17s. to 265. WATRRYOILD, Nov. 21-Supplies of hogto:re have bean very trilling th is week: but from ab ow arrivals, axosisting priacipslly of Indian corn, are to • for extent. Oar market continues in the same depressed Sate reported on Saturday last, and operations are limited to tie smallest possible compass. trials wheat can be bought at. reduction of la, and foreign 2a, per barrel, on the quotation of this day se might; for the latter there has been me inquiry the last day or two. Grinding barley supports ha pncea, but mal ti ng qualities are about le. per barrel eheapo. Oats are quite neglected, at • decline of 61 to 91 per barrel at the same time bellies are not very pressing to eel Indian corn meets a moderate retail sale at about 9d. pe barrel below the of this day eel:night, and that are buyers for large quantities at a further alight Tektite" Flour Is. to 2a. per sack cheaper. Imports this week:- Wheat, 73 2 qrs. • Indian corn, 6,642; Indian meal, 4801x' Tele; flour, 40 Raba. Exports this week :-Barlay, 160 be rola ; oats, 4,626; flour, 2,218 watts; oatmeal, 28. BUTTER.—Coax, Nov. 21.—Ists, 110 s.; 2ads, 100. 3cds, 945.; 4ths, 89..; Mu and Bths not quoted. 1,18 &kiss at market. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. odepoodoom mew Aeon toe', hem* at Dotes., lola of KW donee to mooldoery.—Lteetpool. Now. 2t. lavaaraaa Bain AY Foam. Pon.—ladatt Toy o, and EYSAS at New Tat; Alapaha.. at Cabs; Wlattlerer. at Costatacisaala Chtlallea (as). at alalta; Ayala Caul:eta, at Batas:Asa at lioantwa; fals abet& Cadman, off Frederic/shams; koleatal. at Malta. rus F) VESSULS SPOKEN WITH. Date of louraster (torque), tram Liverpool fee Arks. Oct 10.‘, 10.41 N.. km. 13.14 Worlds (slop), from London for Mans, Ott. I.llllskt Pi la W. Helm from Laulea fur Adelaide, IS dam Oat. 11. 101.11. 110 . 100. ILI r W. Titer (sl, from Worms( 14. Mode, Nor. 11. off Cape Bt. TUBB Wysealor leo Pallaielptsla fee Liverpool. Nov. CSp Eleueri BERMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& 111111118. 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