The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. (now tArr o haeris.) WAR-OFFICIOrqe. :4. 41k Itegfeeeet of Dragoon Gude—Joh& Augetetna Been nest, seat., to be rem* without puiebeee. int Gee Dmeeme—Oseeri hew Te re ez z limet., to be come, without purism., vim Gek I.lolt Drogoomo—iatooll War% gat., to be corset, withist perckew lack Lk& Uselemet Mind Lovett lo bt top ty eke J. W. lio Mob% i, elks Whys ; Corot Ileary Addeo Bowyer to In demporter% vlot Lora ; Lad Mph Drury lan to L e veest, by per show riot Dwyer. rith 1410_1kogoono—Paymoolor Tomb 1011111111 Data" foes beHlei at Dow be le rqueeller, vim 3:o=omits& be • Ow*, —Liontososat Wiliam to be mosai w - e vie; B. T. lbeekbee, who teisms. ""' %a lipmee of Foh—Ladoy 11111141% ill be meth. tithe* to- as, Aso I ad Foob—Beery newel le be wise. I ithout vim Ur, 111 leob-liwary we, le be Mit a. H_— owelme. The 11111; ebehasht-Coeel Uhl= bin bat. ti lesi lladialiell. le be isweesest-elles4 who a Defrro- 1 47 1 •8 1 4 Fil.assOlormi Me* am" liesdlem, lo te rewe. IT who NM% mho noble ; Copia Illembopt Clew.% be . u. sloialr. by powelp .. vho Ameba ; Illealereal P. C. be be ce by win" vire Ma ; Cli — e — whe 4 Edeold ill r . l. lloeleres, b yeewheeriX Zessoh y. 8411 Pest Haws RANO Teifto4, ism Ihe lit West lads Is w @Wain, vin kowd•Nojee ink Pat h ohs Tese—AsetoossAhwesse Jtsr lab" ILD., the 4teL se be essisksii-ermyea, oboe trots, eeiswed. 41st Fool—Seri lau Ohumellhe Pus Lys" pot to ewer, by mites, vise Wllls, yesoweled 7 54 k Not. 4dth Foot—Lisokesst Owes Itedipsle Corse, to be coptsia, whitest pram, oho IlereetAlejce Whatelleme, is the Itti Fest ; Jams Alssavie Crast be lioaterst, withest ebb Cam. Plod Foot—lnstipa Hest& be lisetwoht, without purehoehviselndehaw, killed It slim sled Fo:4—Liesissent norm Neter Wriltail= without masa, vlim ha" deoesssi • RaVeloy to be imalsoant, withOot mime, vito Nth beet—Brant Liewlearst-Colisel P. Day*, to be seejekeithout psrebane, Lk= ppumeelad in the Ist West India Ragimese ; lams Odor to to septets, without webers, vies limey; Leigh 1. W. Jacob le to theahswas, without Near, vise Grine ; En sign Geary Übe,* germ is Is r efatiosst, hy par dtom^ b dies Weissa,po riirse, wasted • Zona Towsmad, pat., 31e aksV,Zo . Jeers Iftwll esatiag from bait-pay, =attar ,he te captsts, vhe the Ilmourabla OiNet ILlbot, obese brevet rash briber oonvertad into substan tive rank, and., the royal wermatt of 6th October. 1864 ; Lieutenant Jobn Brett, to be osptala without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Edward Newdijrats, whose brevet rank has been converted bito substantive rank, under the royal warrant olt 6th Oct., 18.54 ; Lieutenant Fitaroy Wil liam frimande, to be captain by purchase, vice Heating, who retires. tat West leak Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant-Colossi FA- ward Let, troraTtaTo Dth Foot, to be beetemast-coitmek without parchme, vice Wetherell, deceased; Hawse- Major John Pratt, Prom the 36th Foot, to be captain, vies Tw7ford, who exchanger, CAVALRY DEPOT. Paymaster John St;ilM;;;;:iora — tile - 1 - 7ih Light Dewar, to to paymaster. BREVET. Captain James Singer Resting, of the Ride Brigade, to be major in the army ; Bmet-Major J. S. Keating, of the Rigs Brigade, to be heatenant-colonel is the ermy. TEE MILITIA. Commissions *mid 4 - 1 . 174 Eced — TiSZissionts of their mspoe- tiva counties war riekehir• tia, , B 4 0FY 70 !• to ho sosisTnt-sorgsoa v -- " . Vial A. Prescott ILalsbi, btb ftlysl Eltboros lispossat of Middlesex Militia -o.lstitio Rill, got., to be sump. via Ityvers, resigned. Royal Wiltaaars Ali li ts—Edsrard - Nswabsso, pot., to bs ann. lii ever lYestern Regiment of Norfolk Mitts—Reginald Oc tarais Day, to be maim vice Carter, nagned. 2nd nertmest (Light Infsatzyl of Wad Yon vine Ridley Lance, gat., to be snip; Augustus Olad rn Churchill Inge, set., to be Rest Kest Regiment JeTn a tirsid Bodge, gent., to be lieutenant, rite Hesslass, redlined. Worestenhire Regimen Heighten Brite, pat., to be nags; Mika Reginald Demo Samoa, gest., to be Ileatensat. Triate Albert's O. Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry— Comm Freed. Henry Beaumont to be lieutenant, via let R of Tarereelfasd. Liars Ovra 84ellordishire bl Baia—lnnis Lee gest., to be Maga. lad Regimen el Ring's Owa Steffaddeini blditie—Hart' Riplev, pat., to be melee; Henry Faulkner, greL, to be nags, vies Ckitteeden, vegan ; Frederic Jervis, pat., to be lisatmeat, eta Browse, appoialed to Abe line. Wurreasci,, Nov. 21.—The Queen has been l ee ed to direst ham patent to to pawed ander the Great ssl of tl. Vatted Kiagdors of Great Britain and eonstittriag sad appointisg the Right Hon. Sir C. Wood. Bart., ; Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Rickard Baanders Hondas ; ; Rear-Admiral Hoary Edon ; Captain Alexander Milne; Captain the Hos. Teskrisk Thomas Pelham, C.D. ; sad Thomas Geary Hawaii, Esq., go be ker oocuelosionsre far szseatlust the office of Lard High Admiral of the said tilted K of Great Britais In sad, sag tie dossfakaa nd {Orl i/aka thermal* Wafting. 'Duna, Couize., Wixason.—Her Majestchas be le ',point Lisebewast &Dodd • Naval K , tat W. Tld• mamma sp~ bore date Nov. 3, &W. laintessat WWI io a nodal akar, sad Ina meting limb. afiat of the Cadeaatad, sad served in has boats at the de alrt. boo of a Tubas at Carri to 1613, the year ha via da 'totted. Is 16416 this odors , was &notated to lha Coast Ovoid Smite, Soaderisad, whkh pest he has held op le the doe of his Wad =fide • Naval Bride. It Is • ee• insoluble eireetriume that the Quete's pilot steam Idol Llentraast &Weld eras the only csadidate am of the bed al agmlaisciat•gat.. £DXThALTT. Nov. 24.—APPolnimP2.—Cap 9di C. BIEN C.B. to be Aida-de-Cos, to her I t J. J. BrClowsly, C.B. (IW). to the Gables, castabeissal ; It. C. 2. D'Brocoart , to tho Conies St wow stoma Moto, Medi. statism, cassisiosed ; sad F. B. Itostrune (MI), le the Cslynoo,Chubut, comaisird. Maim C. A. Clrorlon.l (1842), to tie Colypoo W. B. (1&11) to the Canaries , and E. M. Bisockkrk 0264). A. i P. 0. 9 am mar deep, at Deptlisii. Parnmelso . . Paine 191.11, the Cambrian, sad 7.11 L lothoret (M 0.% the Clots J. S. MAnnos, to As to 9e ComArs. sad W. Wallace, haismi•Cks. J. W. Thew. is 6bo W•4lFille. 120, :.Shoormo ; mil. R. Jolootta, to tit* hover Iltwobir, le Domes& la M. T. Mow, to dr Casobt too ; C. J Tiiioloo tie Lyra ; Ind R. Do R. Astroroy, to the lkompoo, It, mow AMR conseft, measliest. TROOPS POS INDIA. PLYMOUTH. Trasaar. Ma Austria ma diacovered at the pert shaft 80 daylight, Rd two Rs of wow wierel lia Z RIR bet he. IR woe twesght Me the flewal wawa eller Riir44, owl weird trdr Shiite Height& She Y 8 Ras rot ar moire es As 141. sad hi 444011.1 about ISO haw. terbin sheet 50 Win birowl the spit where Rs theetwthed the herille isle whisk seseekeed bee hewn ware, vim the alsk el the mho bethe, maw* Yr herilwory Reim Rs hide the hest of her way lack by bre bib The ORR sad oww ho ell :4.••• • lir s.ik e•• • : 4l 7 Sw7 w ecetwrod, the ma mob bre lwartag ew, Re 1181 en spats _of the highs* trrtat es 18 shag peaty iIiCIONINdi 1M teenket of the atep ▪ Aims dare. The anted at the 2ed Stalkedebire Illihtte Orr-. cod the exupatiae of the adlitery bareacka by the South Devoe *hue, aids orders for Waterford, rade • rierrlistly lift-lilt to lad bans hen for to large hwty of sera NB the 91th. TlesseS eh( at the Raglan bursa it he pet ontpletuL The rarbbory of the AIUiT4II Rah oar oh, sad the 4•1410164 he that ULU will be 8144 10 the Reybeiw 8140741. It Is calculated that the uppie w4C Rub kw Rah • 6414114. The Ahem is apeciel be ohm Ma, to embark the awe It Dews MOIR he Wstereard atonterome. The Om twsilsiag wherewies of the 19th Brewed, Shier estreahl of r'eat.-081 Mary, we exported to Isare is the 2wd pratße be Maim by hobs' 'RR Horton or TRAWL WNrnaULL, Nov. W. Tb• yf bononalis tie Lai dOr Camille. al Privy lia T..& nod Ploistloo• love iscolved, throasfi Se looving et Moo lorlonigo Atialms,= j la daapatch "OM Ye ibevasys embroider i tork mil a • Irma Impala issme, es owns On Nib of liepenter,lll64, aad the et . 1837, oi. far se ocineoins the prohibition t...t !macs grain and oral, potatoes, dried vagetra sisaanua, and dreamt nosal.—Oorstte. The nny company formed to establish • com mondoation between ftitrartand and Italy las jest obtained commislose from the Pl*lmemine government, and from theCoatas of Geneva, Ist, the Rae from Demo-d'Ossla so Ammo. ia Pitdmoot, mod 3d, the prolongation of that lias to °arm. Thu ea...tided, that network orl3l join t Oa lino tram Lyons to Oases, hafts to Jeuenos siartt r e e of eutom Soluerlsad enth those of 'loftiest and Lom bardy. The linos newly ecsonted eta to be dabbed la Az THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1857. DESPATCHES FROM INDIA. [Frcgt Last Night's °Netts.] 01111.111. HA , ELOCIL TO ♦HI DI Camp, Masanlase, Aqua 6,1857. beg yea la annaint blue EvalLeßoy WI Caw mender. in .0 hief that, having mated Information that the ammo had re-occupied filvalmetamega keel, I edema against that , tamed - the its et the =1 with the Hi( nod Conlin Nodes under Colonel Heellera. to trent ammo at my loran I &ow the demo eel the teem ap 1 the earner awl Wen with peat theeideir, red relumel le this at adeit, Not • Nadir sr weed Alive an the wore Mb awed to Allow me. She brimpente had sight or WO pram bffurd Nal MM. ' way, ewe at Mit:side et it. Two of them booed we The whole were kap et each • diem* sad =to tepidly, that we new got a fain lee et Om. Non 'ars, fell Into air hands ; bat twa ea the vain 'Mahe& Wm aptmed wa the 29 th ultlfAZl dinseelled lo Ormetendent at Artillery, so im bowewst, Wd tbs may spi bed out of them. I sellinste the loos et it's army at 300 killed and wounded; mho eat 26. The crag will mot, I ler, spin venture to fight with a eirmw awmeway and swamp la Ids mar. I amber a atom of the emealties ; also's sketch at the plea L-1 ha" An, B. Has. swat Erigadier-Ganeral. Conazoandi4 Allehabad Moveable coma. Casualty ream atlas hoop* under the immadials camaand of Brtgadlar-Oessial er, tock, in the action at Dear mtguage, ea August 6, 1867. Camp Monartilwar, AmmA 6, 1857. Her o =ty's 6ttla-1 rank and Ale killad ; f rank and ttl• itw lta*ty's 781 k—I tank and Al* Wed; I rank end 61. 11; tide ij a Ili r s 84th-1 drummer and trompette, 7 rank sad IBA*, 1 indicated:ordinals, wounded. Ist Nab's Fuddles-6 rack and film 'rounded. Pameapora Beginisat-4 rank and ale wounded.. Total-2 rank and dle killed; 1 drummer and 21 rank sad Ms, 1 medical subordinate, woundarc r.:l casualties, 24. H. M. llavaLeca, Lieutenant, Daputz ba.k Aattan t saW• Adjutan Col t- umn. Genera, Mor BRIO ADIIII-01LTZIAL VT:LOCT TO TRIT DITI7TT ADICTANT-OZNIHIAL 07 THB AILIIT, - - - I/t Mungoiwar, Clods, Aug. 12, 1867. 81r,—Bapisme weak d le Worse the Osooaeir-in-Cldet thst I yestirSaly permed te arms weer to Catro o pore_ by the ti"r. asitbstro=r:".. abbl i t a bed t"" ; b k-C t II a d T t4: mind ,if there eboald be sayeoseidorable ' warm blap of hostile troops in my boat I yowl' not await their attack in Me strong position, bat take the Millais, mad strike a blow molest them. la the coarse of the day a ,growls spies brought me Isibirootioa of about 4,000 mai, with some gas, boring come kirerard from Na b Dethermgems. I at once pat my form in a/thowt „ he beggs sd and spare samititton, adowsi y on the fled busk. My anima grad paid the emiimy's parties est of Osso, wham_ spy Ease blvoweskad maw hem March =dew*, it lewd bin flar the thied time meowed to and dm alms co ow olightti combat duo tiko ßi ghlr % The boomplats son abed 4PO fa maw, with dx Md gaa Tlwylkod wild thole std. of Maestri ootrosehing Ow Alto i Itentraellostruhree, i advemee of Bweberut. eapener setlikey woold ows bote ameba thew, bat I moil ahly away kill, bailees owl abillosod Wow moo tie Ira mil worms, which potestod their front ; owwwwillo, irk old AA 011111 Pi war low Is my rob • bot wbia awe thwacks WIMP rillidag o. l.oi MB Ina Opel4=voil. Histgasolows, Iskap• shot, *weave with a elm wee the ribilP• l ntdoebt, ad eepteeed two sot (If the tam lowso oottary guns with while It wasarmeiL The Tswillers itt the mme time drove the emenre extreme YR Wan am, end their +kohl line we, speedily to tun relrewL I estimate their toss at 300 killed sad waded ; my awn was 35.. . . Menoid am atop loimmly to this illi A body of boor miler Musseeb A les , rebeiliouo To lookder, mods ma aeon to Inemmet oar mamma by a de monstration en nor tat link, but were cometled to retreat by oar artillery ln. Ilia action hae Inspired much terror amongst the enemy, sad, 1 true, mill p 111.1114 We effectually op • our em barkation at Ca which la • diM t operatics.-1 bare, *c., H. HLYat.oCE. Brigadier-Oeurnal, Commanebag Allahabad Moveable Column. Cutely, return showhig the number of KOkd,Wounded. and Miamian of the lyceum under the immediate oommand of Brigadier-General Havelock, in the 'Allots of the 12th inst. Camp, Munitulcar, August 12, 18-57. Artillery-1 bullock-driver kilted ; G rank and file, 2 bullnek.drtvers, wounded. Her Miumity's 64th-1 sergeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. Her Majesty's 78th-3 rank and tile killed; 2 captains, 10 rank and file, wounded. Her Majeety'e 8 4111-1 rank and the wounded. tat Madras Fuso4e-1 rank end file killed ; 1 captain, 1 !wilder, wounded. Volunteer Cavalry-1 leaps wounded. . . Forcespare Regiment-1 bavildar, 3 rank and !Unwounded. Total-4 rank and 3s, 1 bullock-drlver, killed, 3 captains, 1 sseign, 3 sergeants and havddans, 24 rank and file, 2 bullock-ItivEn wounded. . . . •H . H. avziock L i eutenant , Deputy -Aseletant Adjutant-Oeseral, Allahabad Moveable Column. Return of ordnance altered during the action on the 12th Anse*, 1351, by the force under the command of Beira dlet•General Havekek, Boorbreakechowkee. Moor'.liver August 12 IM7 Or Cps esolor vs, No. 600, captured on plain near • or Fronds gun, No. 604, ditto; ono i woro l si g a l tMooado of esusurution, with 70 f ditto. O. & Coons, Major, Commandlog Artil . M. M. ILavanocc, Deputy A... Want Adjutult- Omni. Allabeled Moveable Colunin. DIIDADTQ•DOEIAt TELOSE TO THE DEPUTY ADIZ T LICIT.ORN ERA L, Ut TIIE A kIiPT. Bivouac, Itithuor, Aug. 17, 1857. to request the favour of your Informing Iti Commander-bPadrif that I marcliod to this place yes toddy. The mutineers of the 31.1 and 42nd from Bangor, Use 170 from Eyselted, and Sepoys of other regimanu, with beeps of dm 'lnd Light Cat Ary and 3nl Irngulan, united es • per d Nen& Sahib's troop, were, with two gang, in as glee stpiegair positions I have ever seen; they num- Mei 4,0101 smut The plain, denstly covered with thicket, NW /abed by efilsgss, has two strewms lowing through it, gat IlisdaNe by troops of any arm, and only to be crowed by Oro aggrow . bridges, the furthest of which was protected by as . iissi witl .totes. Theism& takes i leo% elm pig isixed width mina the de. haw Mai amid lb% god babied are Ur usamstrosis and lA* limo et Ilatess. I oust do iii•smatinears the justice to prveoance that they foeght obstinately; otherwise they eo not for • whole boar ban held their own, ruin with such admateses groustl, soiled my powerful artillery Isu. The strums prevented my twit, then, and ivy temps WINO 11110.1•0116 hl isessialting the pounce, by a heavy rilesed iseakally Ire boas the rid. and battalion companies amilmsed ; but., altar a amenStraglite, ths enemy were driven beet, their runs esp twed, and infantry dialed off the ertil, in full rotrest to wards Norm n. Had I Formed cavalry, not a rebel or mutineer could hare mar hod that Ogee alive ; ea it is, they shall not long lemain there unmolested. The Inr of t .army i:.;;;;;;d at 240 killed sad wounded mine Is ♦5, end so) nun:dace are further reduced by ean-stroke and cholera. I manse a sketch of the position, retinue of killed sad weeded, and captured ordnance.--I have, ke., H. HAT rime , Brigader-Oseeral, Contending Allahabad Moveable Cohen. IMF 021PUIT AOICTANT•OFRRRAL OF Til AIMS TO 111 SIICMITiII TO THE 00 , 11t , VIINT OF INDIA.. (Eabee.) Cokutto , An 26, 1667. I bare the honour, by the direction of the Comm*WAß- Elder, to forward for satorniarion to the Goverser-Orneral . . Coannil, a letter in original, from Brinadtar-Osantal S. Neill, 0 , 03 al and is' Cavrepore, dated 7th Awing, 1867. with a bet furnished by Lieutenant bl. 0 a the Med Native Infantry, of oaken sad others hare perished from various mums daring the mating and siege at that ration, in view to dates befog assigned to them omenid tiss, fn the absence of all precis. information on the subject. BRIOADOLE-OT.NZIAL NEILL TO THE OEPLITT-AIHItTANT- OVIZZAL OF TMX ARMY. C►wupore, August 7 1857. 88,—I have the ►oour to Wide the name. of tho.e offi env, their families, and cieiliva, together with tLe women mad children of her Yyrty's 32nd Regiment, and Artthery, that were mannered et Caernpore, the day the Britirk troop entered . or that wee murdered in the boats in endeavouring to weeepe to Allahabed; or that were killed in the entrench ment; es furnished by Lieutenant Dela/ore, of the 53rd Nab. Infantry, am of the four European survivors. —I hare, &e., 3. 0. 8. Nnu. , BrigediegoOtmereL LIErTVCANT DELAPOAIII TO CAPTAIN eruaang. ug Cawnpore, Aust ft, 1837. Bir,—l have the boom to forward, for the hdlammetke of Brigadier-General Neill, commanding at Cavispore,• tlst of. the late inhabitants of that station, as fat as I ma nomesaber. The.. whore fate I am certain of, I have waffles owe* thew name.; the rest, it h my firm belief, aerlshed he the boat. on the swain of the 77th Irma.-1 ham, B. U. Uri aroma, Liftmen., 63e.1 Regiment Native Islenti7. Enrineerc—Captais Whiting, killed In the boat ; Lim* sent Fm se, Artiliery.—Major Larkin., Mrs. Lades, NA Mans ; Listatement Dempster, killed ; Men Dempster and &Yale Liman:mut Atheneum, nirq ; Lindeman typed In the boat ; Lieutenant Eektord, ditto ; Semi Bantry, killed la the beet ; Sewed linstmed Maar, • Tiro at thin Tory sligluly, almost solabilly. grounded ; Second Lieutenant Sotheby, ditto ; Dr. Mainsim brought back to boat. Cavalry.—Meir Wart, =lt beck In bat ; Mrs. Viltert sad &Warn, ditto ; ditto ; Min &poems and child, ditto ; Captain IZ4 L24% ldlisd ; Lien neat B Asia, fever ; Lierrienant C. Quin, wounded, bee back In beat _; Lindeman& Heniecei, killed to boat ; Liam newt Mindrson, lieutenant Wren, Lieutenant Daniel; weineled, brought back in boat ; Lieurniat Bel= dite ; Meament Mainwaring, 6th, ditto, ditto ; Beale, 7th, killed in boat; Lieutenant Sterling, led. Mui Oreedire.—Captain Moore, kilid v iit boat ; Mrs. broughtH E, ,vai ck ti g ht, win Hill, bizs a W Sia —Lientseent 86111141111. let riellim—LignMent limed* killed in beat. let Regiment Niers Istani7.—Colonal Rain, weended ; ▪ iwart and all ; Cigna Athill Term wearied, =kt back ;Tam, ; killed ; lantemed Mickwall, Ca Ck ßl ZA, _°"= tenant Wheeler, nelmtlimoimp, killed ; Lisament Barkeen, killed; Ensign Supple, ditto; Dr. Humbert mg Widen, • Newenharn, fever. 63rd Ilse moat Native Tawdry. —Mar wounded ; Captain Reynolds, killed; XIS, , fever ; Mn. Reynolds' child, Captain Belson and Ma. Baia, fever; Wet Campbell, Two Mines Glam. w, Lam leant lellicoe and child, Mn. Jollier*, fever; Lieruesist Aramtrong, Lieutenant Master, wounded, brought back to bat; Lieutenant Badges, Lieutenant Thornton, wounded Lieutenant Prole, killed ; Lieutenant Derbies, Ensign Dawson, Ewan Fortuna, wounded : Dr. Collyer, fem. 66th Regiment Native Infantry.—Colonel William,, apo ao lf;* Mn. iTlitnajworol'aded • ial" kWilliam,, . it " 7, Canter Halliday, k i lled, Mrs. Halliday, smau-poi ; Me,. Holiday's child; Captain Kemplend, Mrs. Remplend end children, Lieutenant Goad, Lieutenant Fagan, wounded, brought back in boat ; lautment Chalmers, Lieutenant Lieutenant Wards, Lieutenant Henderson, wounded, brought Mk in bat; Lieutenant HeNdirllCG; Lieutenant Imam 67th Native Infantry, Mrs. /Mom Lieutenant Bating, 14th Native Infantry. General Wheeler, ommaadisg, Lady Wheelie, BIM Wheeler, Brigadier Jack, fever, face, Esq., killed, Colonel Wiggins, killed in bat, Major Linden', Mr, Mrs. Lindsay, ditto, Captain William, Ma. Walkman end ChM, Rev. Mourned, Mrs. Monerilf end Mild, Dr. Omben, fever, Dr. AIM, Mrs De. Haar, Mrs. Heir* Miss Brghtman, iree, Dr. Mrs. Bowing and child, Dr. Call* e= killed, Mn,, Chair* Mis White, child, MIII. Wads, LL „ Mrs. George Laing, three Mims Lindsay, Waits say, Wm Bile two Mine Blairone died of Mgr, Mrs. Prsasr broo‘t bark a beat, M n.. M Evans, Ma. Darby and In fant, Mir Burt, Mrs. Swinton and three cabbie, Mies Cripps, Charles lifileradon, Req., killed; Mr. Cos, late let PaiMs, ditto; Km Hillersdon, fever ; Mrs. Hilleraces child ; Sir Gm. Pecker, eumstroke; M. Halm, Esq., killed; Stacey, Req., wounded; Captain Alt ditto; — Bones, Ea., ditto ; Miller, Req., in boat; &douche, Esq. • Hinted= w ounded' Cumming, Esq., brought bait in boa; ' Andreas, Esq. • Mrs. Anderson ; Cooks, Esq. • Campbell, Esq.; Bev.' Haycock, Mrs. Haycock. Mr. Christie, fair; DM. Christie and family, Mr. Fagan, Mrs. Pagan end Mr. Greenaway and family, Mr. ?bairn, Mr. Samar ; the whole it the married wome n end children , Rut Beg irt Order ; ht Cormmay eth Battalion s orted women and children belonging to company ; Mt,. Nom Mrs. Eckf,rl, also many maim who cams into the No tice with their families on account of diaturbeisoe, aad whom aims I do not know' Dr. Boyea, ?dm. B 11. 0. DmirorerroMenant, Late ".std Native lahatry. IANSL•IIO7 07 • ♦I{H•CCL•D Doccusit7 tO7ND IH Inn motes Ix WHICH TIP OIHHYL WHEELER Rllll Lfat of thossZoart;ed lathe hour an Tordsy, the 7th of lily, 11167 Mr. Greanw l ak a Mrs. Oreenway, Mr., thermos', F. Grearway, Jane Granny, Mr. I, Henry Jacob) Lery G = High Jacobi, Tibbett , kids. Peter ?), Mrs. Cooke, Mre. Soar SAWS Reed, Ira Raid. C. Read, Charles nas Reed, Bi d, Reed, Mrs. Gillis (?), Hoerr Brett, Mrs. Dooncy (?), Mrs. Levi. James Levy , Mrs Brotheck il l D Cr a rar Kirk, William Kirk, Charlotte Kirk, Mrs. hits, Mr. Dfacmullen, Mr.. Sinclair, John Gresseray, Mary Greenway, Lizzie Honor, Mrs. Sheridan, W. Sheriden, Baby Sheridan, Mrs. Wreecham Clare Wroclaw, Drumsnor Wee &Lei, Eliza Bennett, Mrs. Probett,tkapra Probed, Cathe rine Whip (:), Jane Willup, ThonreWillap, MIT. Dallas, W. O'Coaner (P), Lacy Lyra, Mr.. Carr, Huger Pistol Elisabeth Simpson, George Cagey, G. Car= Blake , William St. Joseph Camay, Mir Henry impoon, Mir Colgan (?) Mrs. Reins& (?), Heinen*, Willis Reined', Mrs. 6 ' Brien, Mra. ward GrestMrs. Crab, John Fitzgerald, Mrs.7lldne, Mr.. Peel , George Peel, Mr.. Moore, Marion Conway, T. C. Weston . , MIS. CarMl, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Johnson, Jane Mulct?), ?dr. Peterson, Mies Burn, Mir Burn Mrs Bell, Alfred Bell, Mrs. Berri, Mr.. Murray Mm. Dunn, ' Mrs. Boren, Eliza Rouen, Mrs. GU& (?); Wm. Gilpin, Jame. Lewis, Elizabeth West ,__W. No oX one native, ?hairy Walking, Jennie Mertindre, Weirton Darden, Wm. Jame. Jane Gill, JameeCouoing, Mre Peter, Jag Peter, Mrs. Beier Phillip Raise., Mr. Nooks, Mr. Outbree, Catherine Outhres, Mrs. White, Mrs. Winks, Tommy Wolleu, Sumo Wollen, Mrs. Coo per Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Carroll, two err, Mrs. William Sanders, Margaret Fitra. Id, Mary Fitz gereld, Tom Fitzgerald, Ellen Fitzgrar Mrs. Lindsay, wife of Major Lindsay, o f Regiment, rationed at Cawn pme; Caroline Lindsay, Harriet Gilpin, Sarah Gilpin, Tom Gilpin,' S. Gilpin, Wm Walker Mrs. Cayman (?) Emma Weston, Mrs. Frew, Mrs. D a rby, Mias Willia m.,; Mrs. Parrot, Mary Parr, Arthur Newman, Charlotte Newman, Mrs. Bowling, Mr. Moore, Rise whlte, Mrs. Probers, Johnny Probst, Willie Probed, Emma Prober, Sagan Pro ber, Mr.. Sepplugo (2nd Ciiv), John Sappier Edward Seppinia Darer (?), Cse Dopler, William Dopier,(?) H , Mro. wale (1), Mrs. Hill, Mts. Bribe° , P i y, Mn. Scott, Mn, Mareana, Mrs. Walls, David Walker. List of Fattedighur Frigitirta, dated July 11, 1867. Mrs. Wool's, Cheese Wooiyar, Thomas NVoolyar, Mrs. Gibbose, Mir Seth, Mrs. Tucker (wife of Colonel Tacker, clothing department), Mies Tucker, Louisa Tucker, Tucker L. (?) Tucker, Sutherland Tucker, Mrs. RI C T, Mary Raw, Catherine ROM Ellen Re es, Nally Roan, Jane Rem, Cornelia RISS, David Rem, Mr. Thom Mr. Thornhill (judge of Futtrghur) Tho Charles Thornhill, Mary Thornhill, Miss isni, Mrs. Maltby (wife of civil surgeon), Mr. Lows (wile of . Lewis, joint magis trate, Fonder/nu), Emma Loris, Ellis Lore, Mr. Weed (wife of European Ghat barogah), Three natives, Mrs. Pat inas, Mrs. Guthrie 01 Mrs. Hastheote (wife of doctor of 10th Native Intratry), Godfrey Lloyd, Baby Lloyd, Colonel °oldie (I (Calcutta, a leave to the Haim, Mrs. (Midis (Fut behgbur), Mary Goldie, Ellen Gold* Closet Smith (10th Native Infantry). Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rosa, Eliza Bees, Jane Item Received into cbmge, July 11, 160 Nick people; also 47 from Futtehgbur. Total, 210 [sic]. BIRTHS .411 D MUMS IN LONDON: The present return furnishes an unfavourable in dication of Um state of the public health. The weekly name bar at deaths regietered In London wee in October about 1,000; ha the first half of the present month It was about 1 1 100; sad he the lest week that ended on Saturday (Nov. I ) _as deaths rose to 1,382. During the seven weeks to add& refereses is here made the mean weekly temperature kiss in= from 2,5 dogs. to 41 degs. ; latterly this depression of temperature has beam rapid, whilst other observations en tY almosplwre hare shown that it was humid in a high d r a. tbe len years 1647-66 the average number of deaths to the weeks corresponding with bat week was 1,101 ; bat po rasti° has increased, and for the purpose of cornparisen it asess u iery to raise the average in proportion to the incresse. With this correction the average will become 1,211; and it will appear that 171 persons died Let weak above the number that would have died under the average rate of mortality. Of the 1362 deaths bow retuned, 390, or more than a berth part, were produced by Mabee del and pulmonary disarm In addition ts tier, Orris (or enesomption) was latal to 160 come, and licogftgrsagli erred off 53 children ; erg, 17. The tram d rawhide and pneumonia in the bet four weeks Is arra In the following number from the looser disease the deaths wave soocreively 87. 116, 162, and `let week) 227; t the latter they were 77, 108, and 127. Lrt wee bronchitis encored the reseed aver se, by 121 ; posuennis by only 23. In the present Marne the somber of deaths moored eFecially ender Inflacom ealiht . t persona of advanced age are the principal games will appear from comparing the remits of last west with this. or the Met week of October ; for while the dear of young persons (under 20 years) have increased from 603 to 636, those of persons who had attained the age of 60 years end upwards have Aeon from 164 to 332, showing a ranch proportional incises. The deaths of no fewer than r3 iste ns:agenarions are now returned ; all of them aged hell vide& were women except two; two of thorn had reached the age of 94 years, and two the etill riper age of 97. A mate in the merchant service, aged 45 years, died on the 13th instant, on beard the Dreadnought Hospital ship, of , cholera. Thin I. the only cam of that cinema reported in the week. Two children, aged about one year, died of croup in different families, but in the same boom. 42, Long Alley, in the Shoreditch district. One died on the 12th, and other on the 13th instant ; the duration of Mena was In one ease one day, in the other two days. Three children died at monies at Plumatead ; of 11 deaths fa the sub-distriet of this name, 6 were from Mecum of the emetic chaireeter. Lan week the births of 885 boys and 864 girl., la an Imo children, were regi-tercil in Londoe. Is the ten "'nipped • lag weeks of the years 1847.66 the swap amber was 1,468. WINDING•UP OP JoINT-STOCK COMP/Jllll..—Am official manager Is to be ap{,interl to investigate 6Ed wiled op the Shipowners' Towing Cmpany. The ease et the &ere holden in Cameron's Stearn Coal Company, who were no lewd by the direemrs from the liatiltnes of the employ, is to be Olken in the casinos erasion, on appeal. le the Bowe of Lards. An official manager Is to he appoints& to mid op tie slain of the Irish Waste Land Improvement Coupsay. Mat being about su yeen in Chancery, the Uolverell Weer Company is shoot to be finally wound up. • ped alos hos beam presented far winding up Me Beereglo Beak that failed en recently, and a mooed les bra pound fee winding up the Mazda South AMMO= Ostepeny. Eats fateilyzatet. EQUITY COURTEL—Nov. 24. (Bare dr pike Nr John &mart And Mr. Justine Cremona.) •toot B. BROOK. - TALIDITT OP m ILLILVIAOI ABROAD OP A WIDOW= RITZ DUI DIMS= RITZ'S NM& The orpiment in tido the which ft erdl be remembered Involves the validity of the marriage of a widower with his domed wiles deter he a foreign country whin such mar dicers kpl, wee resumed to-day. Athorrery-for the crown, on detnedey oreensencedGmZ OngvtlTlay concloded his argument. He mid a grist number of prams had been delusively la to halleve that marriages contracted In a foreign oemdry as =i d, hare but lepl In the country where they wancould be upheld in this country; end it was toptetence that such debate= should be dissolved. Ad vertisements In the papers bad Invited pinions to avail them- Nikes oldie kw of foreign countries to reference to them egam=• he therein* rejoiced that an opportunity bad ier this state of things end Putting In end to the doubts =fitting which must risen from the Meeks. This wee set the immtlen of the validity of a iserriage of poser domiciled In llehleswig-Hohotein; lent it wee a lairetap dewed &midi,* Math sub** retorting there for the sole peepossafewieleg the law of this country, sad oontraotin(a mairierm in the validity of which one of the centractrag_partke bad no Milt, for Mr. Brook, the tea toter, in his wffl, egged the eldhlren of his second marriage his reputed children. The great portion for the decision of the court was es to the mining of the swede In the Mar eine Act of 1836, the 6 and 6 Wm. IV., c. 64, " prohibited degrees." Whatever that meant, marriage, within prohi bited degrees were made absolutely void. He contended that bad always the status of illegitimacy. The learned gentlemen, after mitring to and commenting on mem sad concluded by saying that if, In this case, the cord= bold the deceased child to have been legitimate, it would nullify the statute, and its provisions could be daha4d by a few home' sail to a foreign country. Mr. Wickets, followed on the same side, emend* that the law cat subject, se laid :down by Mr. Justice Morey, was laid down by him under the pecu liar ofrommtuace of the American States. His attention was mainly directed to the rights and obligations of those states inter se. Now, the connexion of those states was not international, but talmiclpal, emalli , nrh more indolent connexion, co nnexion, sod invoicing a greater of reopen by the different states for the laws of the dates This om en:bastion would explain how it was that Mr. bolt. Storey expressed himself with some degree of incaution, and in • way which the authoritiee be cited did sot authorise. The Court then stated that It would be.., Sir Fibre, Kelly in reply to-morrow mongag, tad ruse early. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 24. (Sittings in Baneo.—Before Chief Audios Cockbuts, sad Justices Williams, Crowder, sad Willis.) lINDALL V. ALISON;.IIOIIEMIXT 701 BALL Ths plaintiff in this owe was formerly the proprietor of the Neptune Inn, at South Shields, and in November, 1868, he entered into en greemant to sell the inn to the defendant for 1,0001. The plaintiff 'a case was, that it war understood be tween them that the defendant should also purchase the fur niture, although nothing was said about it in the ag r eeme n t The present action waa to recover the value of thet i ure, and at the trial before Mr. Baron Watson a verdict was found for the plaintiff'. In the coarse of the present term, however, a rule INA obtained to enter a verdict for the de fendant, upon tha ground that what had oceumed did not amount to a delivery and aoceptaare of the goods within the Statute of Frauds. Am to the qquestion what the agreement was about the furniture, the evidmos was very contradictory, end another branch of the rule was for a new trial, upon the ground that the verdict was against the evidence, and to-day mu* wee shown against this rule being made absolute. Mr. Pickering, Q.C., and Mr. Heath, sppar to show cease; sad Mx. Natality, Q.C., and Mr. Lildall, to support the rale. The court intimated their Intention of speaking to Mr. Baron Watson before giebg say derieion. Judgment postponed. COURT OF BANILRUPTCY.—Noy. 94. Mars Mr. Ccaunissicser. Hoirori.) IN 11 5L11071.-TIE PUNT PRESS. This was the mening flog choke of enigmas In the as.. of Burrows Willoocks Arthur Sleigh, who was up to February last the proprietor el a penny nag paper, and was a MINACICamtaI candidate On Orsuswich at the last general eke tics. Thos adjudication was made on tho petition of Mr. Thomas Brook Bridges Stevens, solicitor, of Adam-street Adelphi ; and the bankrupt is deecribed as a newspaper prince, amen:cider, boiler, and ehspinau of No. Strand, of Conilaidaterme, Wandswortg-road, and Grove-lane, Camberwell. The act of bankruptcy is• deck ration of insolvency made by the bankrupt on the 6th inst. The affidavit of toadies was to the effect that be bad traded as • newspaper proprince and vendor up to February last. Before the ordinary proceedings were commenced, Mr. Yonge took objection to the validity of the adjudica tion. It appeared that In August lee, a sequestration had bean obtained against the bankrupt In the Scotch courts, and a recall was applied foe, on th e ground that the residence was not miftkient (a madde ns of 40 days in Scotland being UMW nary). After one or two adjournments, Mr. Sleigh intimated his intention of not oforing any farther opposition to the figment of recall, which was amordingly pronounced by rd Mackenzie, the judge ordinary, on the 13th met. As the present adjudication was founded on a declaration of in solvency, made on the 6th inst., and as the adjudication itself was wide on the 10th loot., before the sequestration was reviled, It was contended that the proceedings under the present adjudication were altegether irregular, and could not be upheld. The Counniasioner—Aseuming that It bo on you cannot do anything at this stage. The adjudication had been made, and if you want to upset it you must proceed in the muter way, by petition to this court. But it will be for you to con sider whether, after the sequestration has been recalled, it is worth your while to go on with such a petition. Mr. Yunge tendered a proof against the estate for 6.50/., on behalf of Major Walker, of Charlton, who had obtained • judgment order against the bankrupt to that amount, arising out of the sale by the bankrupt of the British Army Dived, Mr. Horton, for the bankrupt, contended that only 3001, wee due, and proposed to examine the bankrupt. His Honour held that this was unnecomary; the judge's order was mincingly, as to the =omit —Proof admitted. Mr. Norton objected to the appointment of Major Walker as assignee, on the ground that a great deal of litigation had been going on between him and the bankrupt. He was rota trader, but a m aj or in the militia ; and he was not present. Mr, Yoege said lee had the necessary power to set for him. Ho was the largeet creditor. Bankrupt (with much warmth)—lle is not. I have larger creditors than be. If it had not been for this man pursuing me en, I should never have been in this court. His Honour did not think the objections urged against Major Welker ought to weigh ; and he was appointed sole The bankrupt's liabilities are stated at 4,0001. ; assets about 2001. Tba bankrupt, a licensed victualler, of K entiab. to wn, pseud him azatulnation unopposed. TEE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Chriatinn Sattkr, sT2itlos of Bavaria, was brought beta,. the Lord Mayor, in custody of Boat the detective akar, upon the doublecharge of having stolen a bag containing money and theme to the amount of 2341., belonging to Mr. Ballantine, a stockbroker • end of having attempted to murder Charles Thais, an Salve City detective (who !tended him at Hamburg) by shooting him in the breast with& pistol, when off Lowest" on board the Caledonian steamer, on Sunday daemon lea. Mr. et.eilleatfari—l see a etoekbeiker, at 4, Austin-friars. On the god Masai Iwe at the Ooldaz Lion, St. Huntingdozehire. I had with me a carpet beg, which I placed between sin and wen o'clock that evening in the commercial room of that hotel. It contained linen, various wearing apparel, trearfere of Crystal Palace shares, Bank of Ragland and country bank notes, and nearly 41. in gold and alas, the value altogether being little short of 2341. I mimed my beg about a quarter to seven the aim eveniag, sad have sot seen it gate. Janie, the detective officer, here exhibited and headed to Mr. Ballantine some articles which had been fated in the prisemer's possession by Thain, the wounded atom Mr. Ballantine proceeded to say—The U. note, Paled pin, MIMS bag, and case examining two mom, now dawn me, were in the carpet beg. I applied to the polio* at 84. Ives, end afterwards to the City police, and had a communication with Than, to whom I gave directions to mats inquiries iectteig the stoles property. I have some recollection of seeing a man like the prisoner about St. Ives, when 1 we tbwe, bat will not !wear to him. _ ]Sr. A. Brown—l am superintendent of the Huntingdon shire constabulary, end ant stationed at St. Iva. I saw the prisoner there on the morning of the 2nd instant when he asked me where he could see some Frenchmen, ant I directed him to whore two were working in the town. About awn o'clock the come night I was called to the Golden Lion Inn, where I taw Mr. Ballantine, who informed me of Ms loss, and gave me the peak-Was of the contents of the beg, which Is now in the possession of a constable et Wisteach. From subsequent inquirka, I arse able to give a description of the prisoner. I applied kc the isolations of the London and Nletropolitan pontes, end • warrant, Niguel by a magistrate for the county of Huntingdon, was lased for the prisoner's apprehension. W. Janus, the detective ofew said—From Information received et the Ditectivecifice, in the Old Jewry, I was mi med. with Than, to trace the arson who was suppored to have stolen the praanter's beg. The next day we got a hand bill yrbi , h had been Wiled by the l o st witness , se tt ee .' th e person therein d-tierilad to the Spread Eagle, in Gracechureh street. Than proceeded to Hamburg on the 16th instant, In quest of the prisoner. About two o'clock yesterday, the fol lowing telegraphic massage, from Gravesend, reached the Old Jewry, and wee communicated tome:—" Send ininsedl ately to the Ship Caledonian, at St. Katharine's-wharf, London, three men, Serjeaut Thais having been shot by the tw:, Christian Battler ." I went on board the steamer on r e r r sni vel, and saw This, who was ,slitting veep much frees a woosd to his fight breast. The captain of the steamer gave the prisoner Into my custody. Thaht pointed to a carpet-bag (not the prosecutor's) sad • bundle contain ing some linen belonging to himself. The bank note end been pin identified by the prosecutor I foetid ho a beg given me by Then. The maces end brushes I Stead to • bag which the captain gave inn Mr. =Frost —I am a captain at the Cil Landon end Ham burg . I saw Thum and =ow on board the Cekdonia on the morning of the 21st Instant. The prisoner had handcuffs on; he said he wee to pain and wished to be relieved. Their asked me to be present while he changed the handcuffs, and I eaw them changed. I allotted them a small cabin containing two berths, and with • door which could be locked. About four o'clock on Sunday a ft ernoon Main came sit to me, and told me he had been shot. We were then about fifty miles west and by north from Lowestoft. Thain wand very much agitated, and opened his waistcoat end shirt. I found a hole ha ugu lkaitleaboet the dada sixpences from which blood was . I applied the best remedies. las the pri soner how eons to do such a thing, sad he replied that it was not intended for Thais at all ; he meant to shoot himself. He added that the cake, had come upon him unexpectedly end that he had not sufiklent time to ccmceal the pistol. I receved from the thief dicer • pore= of metal from which • amp had been enspendad, end which had been torn from the elide of the cabin occupied by Thain and the prisoner. This had been used to break open a corner of the prisoner's box, from which I understand the pistol had been taken. I reesived the piaol from the chief mate, sad it appeared to me to have been very recently used. lie also showed me some bullets. When we arrived at Sheerness I got a navy surgeon from a ship, who examined the wound in my presence. He mid there was no immediate danger. He ordered a poultice, and told us to get the wounded officer ashore as soon as pos sible. On our arrival at St. Katharine's Wharf he was taken to the hospital. Primmer—Was there not some altercation between the officer and me at the time of the changing of the irons, and did I lay anything to you at that time 1' WitnseZYou - did not my anything to me. Yon said something to the officer. I did not witness any altercation. I recollect your asking to have the Irons changed. Prisoner—Do you nenember what I said at that time. Witness—l really do not. J. Brett, the detective caw, said—l went on board the Caledonia with Jarvis, Inspector Hamilton, and Scott. I saw nein, who showed roe a wound In his right breast. I removed him in a cab to Guy's Hospital. The following Is this dootor'sartifleats as to kis condition s " I hereby away that Charles Theirs is a patient In Guy's Hospital, trots a wound , and that he is therefore t ) cd ths overt A. M. li'Dornar., Hones Surgeon. Guy's Hospital, Nov. St" • • " Theist, from my own observation, is unable to attend to day, The ball his not been extracted. Mr. J. W I seas an engineer, and reside at 24, Wellington-strest,Aster. I wee a passenger by the Caledonia, and noticed the extreme kindness of Theis to wards the prisoner. About half-past 4on Sunday afternoon I saw Theis, who was lying on the sofa in the saloon wrapped in blanketa. He told me he had been shot by the prisoner and was afraid he should die. He showed me a wound in his right breast, a little below the nipple. I proceeded to the fore-cabin, and asked the prisoner if he was aware what he had done. He said be had shot the officer. I told him he bad shot him in the right breast. He replied " No, it was the left one." He then asked me in German If th e balls had gone " through pad through." I told him they had not. I asked him if there were more balls then one, and he said there were two. He asked me if I thought the officer would die? I told him I did not think he would. He replied " Then he ought to have done, for then were shots sufficient in the pistol." I told him he bad been guilty of a very rash act, upon which he said the officer had 00i kept fa& with him. He said the officer promised his when he cease on beard that ho should not be iron'd, het that when he was got on board the handcuffs were put on his. He mid he could not look over this, and he would shoot • nun like a dog who broke faith with him. I told him I wee very sorry it had occurred, upon which he replied, " I ens a deist, a robber, and a murderer. I have shot the Ma. and I suppose I shall be tried for it." Ile said he had bought the ritstol to shoot • man in Hamburg who owed him 251. He said, I subsequently suggested to myself that I would take my own life • the officer came to me in my berth rather sudden ly, and I ;old him the pistol would be ma well he hie breast as in mine. He afterwards told me that he took the_plotol out of bold hie The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, do you wish to ask the witness —No. An he says la pure invention, thews le so rtlidfor bath in it. His statement is false from one and h n eother. I did not know where I struck the officer, it wu so dark. I cannot tall in what httereat the witness comes hare. _ . . Hodgson, the superintendent of the City police force, who has been watching the cue es far u related to the at tempted minder of Thain, here asked for a remand, for the purpose of widening further evidence. The Lord Mayor acoeded to the request, and instructed the City Solicitor to prosecute. The court was densely crowded during the proceedings, and much sympathy was evinced, 'emu -tiny by lin brother officer., for the sad situation of Thais, who is not only an old, but • very active, experienced, and intelligent detective. The bells have not yet been extracted from his body, but it is understood that has life le not in immediate dupe. Thewpriaow who VaTtouli6l;7l;sof age, is a vary fll looking fellow, of dark complexion, and with a strong paint in the left eye. He formerly served in the French army in Algiers, and afterwards served as a private in the Anglo- German Legion, and was stationed at Sliorncliffe, since which he was convicted of robbery, and imprisoned for three months at Wisbeseb, in the Isle of Ely. He speaks the English, Its- Ilan, French, Arabic, end German languagem CLERK ENWELL. Bra/men, aged 22, a miserable looking female, with a child in her arms, residing at 30, Verulain-street, Gray's-inn-road, a needlewoman, was charged with stealing from the olllces, No. 6, Gray'triun-place, on or about the 14th of ()ember last, a quantity of law documents, of the value of 6001., the property of Mr. Henry Braddon, solicitor. The prisoner had been in the employ of the prosecutor as • laundress for about two years, her mother having held the same situation before her for many years. About three weeks since the utor had occasion to go to one of his bone for some d , when he found it nearly empty. His suapieions being aroused, he made a further search, and found that • large quantity of valuable papers and deeds had been re moved, and the place entirely stripped. When the prisoner : called the next morning be seemed her of the robbery when she at heat stoutly denied any knowledge of the tran saction, but afterwards admitted that she had taken some of the papers and sold them at two shops at a penny per pound. Amongst the things which were stolen were some deeds which were very valuable, and the loan to the prosecutor was, he stated, incalculable. Some of the papers bad been reco vered, but there was still a large quantity miming. Mr. Besddon said that he did not wish to punish the woman severely; all. that he wanted wan to get his papers back. The priwxr admitted that she had taken some of the men d t added that Mr. Bradden had been told where she them, and had get them nearly all back. Mr. Cones remanded the prisoner until Monday next. SOUTHWARK, Arts MI, a young woman about 20 year* of age, was charged with stealing a rest number of hoopoe, the of various milliners in different parts of the metropoirs r . °9" Tho i cowt was crowded with persons who had been vietimieed by her John Young, a lad employed at a mill Mee s in the Welworth road, said that the prisoner more to their shop on Wednesday afternoon lea, and selected some bonnets fora lady who she mid wanted some. Four bonnets were packed up for her, and witness accompanied her to Ncw Oxford-street, whom she stopped ate public-house, and taking the bonnets from him asked him to wait outside a few minutes for her, ea the lady who wanted the bonnet. resided there. He waited 20 minutes, and finding she dill not come out he went inside and asked the landlady about her, when he was informed that she had a glass of ale and passed through, there being a back entrance. Mescal other awe of a aimilsr kind, where she had re ceived upwards of 20 bonnets, were proved agaimt her. She however, stopped in her coerce bye tradesman in the Wakselemroad, whom she took as far as Covent-garden Market, and then wanted to get possession of five bonnet' to take into a public-home. Its, however, suspected her trick, and havieg heard of the other robberies, he called a constable and gave her into custody. Mr. Burnham committed her to the Old Lilo, for trlal all the ono. MAREBT& COTTON.—Lryzaroot, Nov. 24.—The sass taday hate been eathosted at 2,000 toles, all to the trade, Inedadiast 60 Bahia, at Ind. to ; and 600 Burst, at 3,1 d. to 61d. par lb. The market dosed with a steady aspect, at an adman of per It. All other kinds unchanged. The Imports Melt 16,000 bibs. COTTON GOODS.—hfsucutorrma, Nov. 24.—The sts• pmeon of buainees appears to have been more complete to day than at any time during the present crisis. Some of the larger home and export houses have found money in past weeks to take advantage of the bargains offiaw, where spinners and manufacturers were compelled to make greet concession in price, but this morning even offers of this kind hare failed. One cause of this has Dcen the further giving ' way of the raw material to-day at Liverpool, and the eaten , sive failures on the continent have also increased the diElcul tie.ln the way of busineac Spinners have been decidedly more maxims sellers than last week, end the meetings on the Exchange have been protracted to a later hour than usual, but no amount of concession seemed to tempt buyers to operate. Some business was expected for Germany in yarn., but the stoppage of Name. Haman Silks, Son, and Co., of London, appears to have had a bad effect on the homes in that trade here ' and this branch of the market ha. been quite as flat as the others. In the cloth trade sellers report this to have been decidedly the flattest day they have had. The prices currant place the quotations of all kinds of calicoes at a tower figure than they have done heretaore, sad an opinion prevails that we are only now beginning to Let the difficulties occasioned by the state of the money market to anything like their fall extent. Notwithstanding the great extant to which production has been curtailed—and It would probably be still more limited but for the fact that many spinners are in possession of cotton by which they would probably suffer more loss by storing now that a reaction In prices has come than by using up—the quantity of= produced is still very large, and stocks am scram casaiderably. WOOLLEN.—Leen N Nor. 24.—There has been a heart market thin morning. The tone la gradually impoving, . z d the trenmetkeks, although only on a limited sat are rat* non nacre unii than they were. iII7DDINSFEILD, Nov. 24.—Tye market presents to variation. Then en law buyers in, and very little doin g , A wrivichsdly wit day adds to the other causes depresd ng trade. WOOLS.-Si Nov . . 21_ .There is a !als PILIOII supply of wools in the =MLA bat little doing, tbroagli jaw of farther decline fa price Wore the sales conclude. MANUFACTURES. Hunnweenzmi, Nov. 24.. The seine dullness which has prevailed hers knee the emu, menceniant of the panic still continues, but strong hops, sn entertained that we have pot over the worst, and oonadenoi mesas to be pining ground. Business is very much limited, buyer. only porthaeing a few pieces where they have ordets to supply. CORN.—linz, Nov. 24. Aninds etill continue liberal but may now be expected to fall off materially, as only fn treasonous have taken place of late with the continent, ea prices in this country afford coo inducement to shippers to consign. The latest advice' from the Northern Baltic ports intimate an early closing of navigation, but shipments boa thews are already virtually eurpeoded by the present pod. Lion of monetary matters ; the quotations from France an also too high to admit of profitable business, the effect of an. nailing prohibition to export from that country appears to ' have been fully discounted, and it is more than probable that whatever France may furnish in the shape of the menu. factored article will be required to be made up before another harvest by imports of grain from one quarter or other. TM wheat trade in the early pert of the week continued in the same doll and unsatisfactory state we noticed in our last, prices daily drooping without leading to say increase of business, but within the last few days a better feeling is apparent. Buyers come forward and sales have been made to a fair extent at last week's currency. TM " panic " in grain may be ssid to be over, and future pros. pecta decidedly more cheering. The increue in the value of money has so restricted operations, that annals for some time to come cannot be so greet as to cause any further an. natural depression, and the Briiish grower will now have u opportunity of bringing forward his produce as price sad demand tit, without being subject to competition with s superabundenoe of foreign importations. At the market to. day there is • small glumly of English wheat, which sell' freely at an advance of 2e. per qr. Foreign in request at s she inmovement. Barley la cheaper, but more inquiry at the deeta Beene, peas, and oats unaltered in vele°, with more disposition on the part of buyers to porcham than of late. LARDS, Nov. 24.—With moderate supplies a( wheat we have an improved feeling in the trod(' , the de. mand Is more active, and beet eamplim In request, in many oases at fully Is. per quarter over Friday'. rates. Barley 'till rules slow, but prioes are not worse than last week for fine quslities. Beau, oata, and other settles without material alteration. Average pre e of grain—Wheat, 2,606, 61.. 71d. ; barley, 1,276, 40s 4j.1. , oats, 123, 26a. ; beans, 226, 43a. 10d. Arrival—Wheat, 2,218 qrs. • oats, 199 qre. ; barley, 1,709 qrs. ; beans, 48 qrs. ; 4.04 919 qrs. ; lamed ! 1,368 qrs. • - LYNN Nov. 24.—The weather is fans with a frosty Si; wind no rtherly. At to-day's market the iropply of wheat wail again =all, the improved feeling yesterday in Mark-lano waa reepondsd to here, by an advance being made upon all descriptions of Is. to 2a. per qr. with a fair sale. Barley not so large a supply as last wetk, an advance of 24. per qr. ma readily math for both malting and grinding qualitim Wheat, white, Bile. to 631ba., 645. to Ns. ' • ditto red, [Albs,. to 631 b.. 61s. to 645.• ditto, ditto, new, 621 6 5. to 61.1 b.., ' 61s. to 645. • ditto, dit to, new, 60165. to 611 b. 465. to 495, Barley, Chevalier new, 621b.. t0 44161., 41s. to 445.; ditto, common, 6111 m to 621 be., Wis. to 38a. Beans, old, 66165. to 66ilbe., 48.. to 52a. ; ditto, new, 6416. to 6616 x, 42a. to 48.., per qr. to the grower.. •—•• • • • - - . NEWCABTLE, Nov. 24.—A small supply of wheat from the growers, which goes off slowly at Saturday's rates. Rattier more inquiry for Coe foreign, at the full prices of Saturday. South country still continue scarce and good qualities much wanted. Flour—fair sale at 'late num. Barley in moderate inquiry. Oats, beans, and peas without change. -- • Coax. Nov. 24.—White wheat, 21s. to 2Ga ; red, lea. 61. to 2 4 a.; barley, Ils. to 18a. Bd. , cats, 10e. Bd. to 14a. 3d. BUTTER.—Coan,Nov.24.-leta, 109 s. ; 2nda,995., 3rdr, 02.. etba, 88a. ; 6th. and 6th. not quoted. 900 Mona at IRON.—On4soosr, Nov. 24.—Mired numbers, buyers 62..6d., sellers 631.; No. 1, buyers 525. 6d., sellers 635.; No. 3, buyers 495., setters 495. Cot Markst firm. Shipment 11,000, against 9,200 last yeas. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlk• Pao. Nor- idol. Told. IMINATs. .4.4 t •Inumas. duodiss. 1337. UM. Wool owing N 111. ', rel=riAeas . ji— A A 6 ai i . ei. isi 3. 6 8.13 oiN Wont maw tor 21. Owe. w teak worm. Cook sod Hoodoo-- ...... ...... 10 111 a 6. ; 4 2) 6. 21 Week mita Nov. 23. Nora Loorke ........ 9 LZ3 972 ISO 2.011 401 266 LON on INNotosil 00liali ib , :nr:... 17 190 43 22T VS SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA . I3IIALTkEp. larva.— A letter rrotritormou ;arm 71;ithi; vowel on UM elm way was the Europe, Captain Disoo. tr m Callao, sod got of with 13 'mhos of water ; crew saved.-I.tverpool, Nov. 24. lamte Downes, hence for &arra Leona. km put back kraty.—LlMP pool. Net. 24. Lealocton.—Deorsisns, from Tralre, at this port with 91,200 Mae% Lealagton.—Liveryool, Nov. 24. Naaphanto, from Penman." strut ow the hanks maim M OD the lied, bat sulained no tiantams.—Ltverpool. Nov. 24. . Weer, (mterner), Captain Damn, from Hall to this port, got oa shore la the rime, in corning op from ,rlnrsotuida yey, and ham net yet restated tow a.—Bteitir. Ner. dl VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ATOM. from Uverpool for Vatavola°. October lk lat. ? N., lon. 113 W hammer , (echocter), from Prince Viward Waal for 1.1•6 1 1 801 , dot. 10, lat. 0.42 N., I.n. 17.16 W. Illifraksk tram Cepa Town for Falmouth, Sept. 37, lat. 96 6 , 100. g Use Matilde, horn PCOMIff for London, Nov. 7.let. 10 N. Lily W .. loo.llies t (Fag.oh drip), from C , rlogs for London, Beet. 13, Sr 111 W. itstilda. from Liverpool for rernamtraeo, October Lt, let. 1 N., lon. Se W. ship), from Singapore for London. Sept. 9, let. 399. Pont;ly eon rendlchary for Liverpool, October SS, 4t.:4 N., 100. U W. Symmetry, from Adelaide for London, September 2, I. 22 21.,122. Le IL Mame, trora Batavia to London. October 91. tat. lON., lon. 95 W. Waterloo pup), wll9 troop on baud, October 9, let. t. l9 t 1L,40 W. MONEY ORDER OFFICES:-..ENOLAND..-011 the lit December money order offices will be opened at Creticom head office, Newport; Beton, head office, Iliddleebore ; Fer tylide, head office, !Weeny ; Harlington, heed °Noe, /Uh l:own. ; Hucknall l'orkard, head office, Nottingham ; Igor La, head office. St. Clears ; Long Eaton, he caw, Derby; Malvern Wells, head office, Maivern; Titoblield, head office, Fsrebam.—By command of the Formren. General, Itowtaso HILL, Secretary.—General Poet-elf* Nov. 21, 1857. (Advertisement.}—Nol.7oWWB OINTMENT AND l'ltA• mane Yanorcnorr tilt *OR. rot TOP eras or Unarm , Lma—lire flute ?aniltner. of Mount Radford. Totara6l.ll bermes ire. pleased, affheted attb en ulcerated 1m that bad pawed paere. the attendant mrotomuy being of the mail painted salts lY we toduadl to glee tbew refuodba a trial, and to a *art fist became yarfeebly bound. Therefore, from a eratef4d dote te *Wm, knowledoe. rod promote ibe good of More atm =ea.... adliewd, tol. wanly pet4l.bce tett temmonwi—Sotd Si all mall send, n throwbout the world . at Proftwoor Hotloweyb bittabf~ae 144. Etrond. Loudon. fool Bu, Mahlon Igoe, Now York: by A. NOM OmeMatlaohle: A. (Jul.ll , y. dmirla : and E. Moir Mal:A. li BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& EIRTIIII. AOICLLND.—Noe. 20, at Cleddr Lodge, Pansbeeksahlre. tll MG ce E. D. detland. Not., or a daughter. COLLINGWOOD.—her. 21, at NAlL:stone, /Lent, the wife of Ile 11 Collinguved. of • son. COLVILLR.—Noe.SO. at Chapel street, Demeanor selown the Sae' Wr• W. Weide, of • MO. t h e .11, a.m... root x0ciew.....v.0. 0 W.O. Can* Been, al a daughter. DONDAB.—Nor. 20. at A aeons, Westmeath (Ireland), the wife of L. Deed" Seq.. J.P.. of a daughter. 20, at IT o.troy ALL. 1.1181 , 014 the wife cd 11. 5261. Zen of • me. 110130t1N801e.—Nov. 23, M Doeletsequan, the "Do Sd 0 * acdsktalsos. af • ean. BASTRi--COOPER.-Now. 20, at the Pviob Char. Bromica. Mr. Boor. of Bromley. to CaroWm, daughter of Mr. ODOM. Leandro HAILOBATS-BALDWIT.-Nov. z 3, at the Partd• Church, Lads br 8811.• • 8 Jwi. ur T. Mono, to Jane. daughter of Mon d Macchia, al l of Lod, NICHOLOON-ROBMITS.-Nov. 41. at St. Mart*. Msotho"..l l Oa Ro. M. A. Lalug. Mr. A. Nicholson. to Plimletb, dud= ...- kw Mo. J. Roberta, of Dome: to UMDSHDOIIK-POLAND.-Nov. M. ot Pe. MOW s, tihrt• taw Bea. O. B. Dohs n. 13 A , S. M. Takedown. on of Or Undertook E of e.1.1m,.0th, Devon. to Mier. danYhtat of late P. Poland. len formerly of Itighgote. V. DEATHS. B 23. at Relliogica2 stmt. %Vat X , . S . pg.." seed MS. BLOOD.—Fee. 11. at Bt. Peter's pia.% CaatarbarY. X , . C . 114/ WA 31. CIIRTI&—Nos. E. as Charlton rad. liasselsaster, Mr. J. 0. MO Nod u. DOWNIML—Nov. at laaadown aratecat, Mb. X 2. Downes. B;m4. &SEEL—Nov 11,at 11111.4 seat, Mango*. X l . l . 0, "'• 1101.112.-240 v. 21. at hodacpttreet. Lharpool. XXIX ikasst related re Pebbibed by Emmen Erie Reseg. d E. 6 Meest. ibegth i tra i a „ leler se We Wet W I. le the 110/5011 NV