The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-19 00:00:00

MXTROPOLITAN RAILWAY PROJECTS. The Parliamentary Notices which bare made their appearance sine. our first article on this subject disclose several projects of importance. First of all it may be mentioned that the London aid North Western Company, in an omnibus bill, chiefly relating to minor matters, solicit from par liament power to make a great improvement in the sntranoe s to the Euston station. Every one knows that at present that station is only accessible through some back streets, amid which the great Doric portico is lost to sight. The company ask for power to op i n a new street from their grand entrance through the gardens of Euston•square to Endsleigh-street, whenoe they will obtain a direct road through the lines of squires and streets which lead from Euston-road to Holborn. This will be a public improvement, if it can be effected without ' local inconvenience. The " Metropolitan Railway Company" ask for power to extend their line at both ends. At their western extremity they seek to improve their Rag ware-road station, and to make an additional line from their proposed station in Conduit-street, Paddington (opposite the front of the Great Wes tern Hotel), under Kensington-gardens to Kensing ton Pabee. Near to the palace and Kensington High-street they propose to make • station ; and from thence, turning towards the south-east, they propose to join to the Cromwell-road, near the site of the Exhibition Palace, and into Brompton-road, where they purpose to have another station at Alfred-place West. The ultimate object of this route must be to connect the line with the Victoria station and its Battersea-bridge ; but this is not at present proposed. At its eastern extremity the Metropolitan propose to extend their line from Finsbury Pavement into the Miouried, ending at a point close to America 'glare and the Blackwall Railway. They do not mak, however, to communicate either with that line, or with the North London or Great Pastern, leaving it apparently to those lines to form comma piestious with the Metropolitan. It cannot, how ever, but be observed that without such communi- satires the line of the Metropolitan is incomplete. This railway was originally granted to relieve the Alves of the Great Western and other railway traffic, and extensions which do not subserve that object of making the Metropolitan a relief line for Ms heavy traffic of London are comparatively insworthy of encouragement. an independent project in connexion with the Metropolitan is a line of underground railway from the station at the top of Bakerstreet to tie station of the Ranipsteed Railway in the Finchley mad. This would be apparently a useful line, in. such as it would carry into the heart of the Oily the passenger traffic of a populous suburb. It is, however, subject to a great local difficulty. Whilst it would be otherwise easily constructed, it Xao to pans between North Bank itod South BU3k, adjaesit to the Regent's-part, under the course of the Regent's Cana, which happens at that point to be very much below the leveL It is evident from the character of the parliamentary notices that the engineer has felt this difficulty ; and be will be extremely clever if he can successfully encounter it. A more ambitions proposal than any we have yet . . . . aotioed is that of the "Metropolitan Grand tnion Railway." It proooses a line from the West Lon don Railway at Kensington, through Chelsea aid Pimlico to the Victoria station, with which it connects ; thence to Westminster, and ayailiig itself, apparently, of the new Thames embankment, it proposes to carry a line along it to Blackfriars, thence under the new street to Cannon-street, and so on to Cooper's-row, near Tower-hilL Here it will form connexions with the Blaokwall, and will throw back an underground line to connect with' the Metropolitan at Finsbury. It also proposes to pas (we presume under) the Thames from Tower . hilt, and connect itself with the South Eastern and Brighton Railways in Bermondsey. Frain Kensington it is also to throw back branches to join tie Metropolitan and Great Western at Pad dington ; so that it may be said that most of the peat railways will be touched by this scheme. The conception is a great one, but it may be moat feared that the difficulties of execution would be against the plan, and it is quite e►vions that a low 4vci line on the river shore could not tow* • the high level lines at Charing-cross, Blackfriare, and Cannon-at:est. __— More moderate metropolitat projects are pro posed by the North Loudon, in the form of a new dank at Poplar for the convenience chiefly of their seal traffic ; and by the Regent's Canal Company, who propose to construct an improved basin st . Shailwell and a Feininger and steam boat pier ■pan the Thames. The latter object has for some years been a favourite design of the Regent'. Canal Company. Perhaps there is lees to be said in favour of the North London proposal, as the line has ao.eea to the i r ictoria Docks which afford every facility for coal traffic at a point where the navigation of the river is lees liable to be in terfered with. The North London, moreover, in trades at Poplar upon the territory of the Blackwell, and it would be quite, as well for the intereets of both that these two important lies should interfere with each other as little impossible. Another dock protium.] for which notices have been issued relates to the opposite side of the Thames. It has for its object the amalgamation of the Commercial and Greed Surrey Docks iuto one company, under the tale of the " Surrey Commercial Doak Company," and the new company seeks for additional powers to make new works. It may be mentioned, also, that the London and South Western, alarmed, ap parently, at the proposal of an independent corn, piny to form a new line from Kensington to Rich mond, have given notice, on their own account, of a line iu the same direction. It may be anticipated, therefore, that a new line will be made from the West London Junction at Kensington to Richmond, the only question for parliament being whether it shall be made by the South Western or by an inde pendent company. With the exception of a notice under the head of " Courts of Justice Concentration," we believe we have now exhausted the propositions relating to ibs Metropolis. The "Courts of Justice Commit fellation "is not a railway. It is a parliamentary notice fora bill to take the property extending from Bell-yard, Fleet-street, to Cleutents-inn, and back wards from the Strand to Lincoln's inn, fur the construction of new courts of law and equity. This important project is deserving of separate notice. We may be courant with desiring hare that the "courts of justice" when concentrated may go at somewhat quicker speed than they do now, even Omagh they may not acquire railroad pace. 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The inquiry was resumed this morning, Wi;eit Lieutenant and Atutans Fitaicuon was re-called and further inamised by the officiating Deputy-Judge-Admate —I cannot remember the date when the order was thus given to place the sentry inside the quartets of Sergeant. Major Liliey, bat It must have been before the ath of May, because it was on the sth of May that the son-emendesiooed officer was tried for having prated the sentry outside instead of iseidw iliep;isoeer spin applied for copies of the depositions or examinstioes Wien in India far the promention before the Jodp-Advarate at Mhow by cetera, far Hugh Ham The Yiesideet—You bare been already told that there were so depositions taken in India. The prisoner—i mean the statements made by the wit- OWNS a:mimed by order of fir Hugh Hose, and cm which the prosecution is founded. The Baldest—Then is nothing that constlfintee evidesae, or that ten be brought before this court. The oourt an not in poseseskia of any such examinations or statemeeis, and know notkeg at all about them. air A. H. Hrd (official wassailer), to where tuferenoe had bees made, put in a written answer to the applina#ol4 to the effeot that no exandeations were takes no behalf of Pe proemial* in India ; that it was billiard the answer gives yesterday was carrot. via., that with the view el asosrtainier what witnesses ought to be sent to England as well for the prosecution as the defence. the military autho rities in Bombay examined several I.ers about what they thought to be ths material farts in the case, but bow those ecinanheatiawe were conducted, In the memos of whom, or whether they ware correctly reported, sayosecution bad so katowlodge, and as they could not mike use of than no behalf of the crown it was submitted that the pd. eonor could not do so in his defentra After these exami nations were takes Sir Hugh Rose Weed an order that all persons whose evidence could by possibility be required should be sent to Eogland, and no examinatitme were after wards taken. The Presideet—Rat if takes they would clearly not bi admissible. Were the exeminatious taken on oathl Air A. Hanford—No. The Preeiden•—Then they amount to nothing. Major Champion was recalled, and the f r e= B to written qnsetkos supplie b d wo bi. w he prisootTe ri Ze - ling jedgerndrooate were given hies is exesseennshaaties —las i that the first , relined ime yesterday. is very fall nil ample, far larger them is wily anted to sergeants is India. It was originally beat es steffeergent's quarter. The largest roam was 34 feet 6 in. by 16 test, the two inner, 14 feet by 16 feet, the two met shoat 10 feet morn ne building stood on_the _parade mend. Then was • wersadah in front of the bull Wang men From this two doers communicated with the Large roost, which bed a rod el oseoaq vaulted, and ane shielded hy a tem wary gram reef. Tbs inner bed-rooms were reefed in the same mean. The inner wall dividhag the two rooms had a doorway and door in the centre. Ia the rear of &me rooms then was a doorway leading hate the maw rooms, which wen hied as tothiocroosee. The to wen netilated by windows on the north and tbs south sides. The &deb exhibited in which nen SITSWIDIOSS were shown were coortrueted on the scale of on lan te 2 feet. The masonry walls of the bungalow were fully two feet thick. bleier Lilley and her wife led, is the beet of my belief, • the whole period Ili his eiosinemset fns noise to An rooms sad a vandal He conapild the some rooms Were he was placed is Wad. The Mt bung alo w is which IA .y wee cooleed, wee It " • henablsont bade( foreserlp ossapied naiades. pet tedly as& fer the sesepathie et me, a& whin has sun hese palled dews s —is that • sweet repnentaiies of the quart& 5 whisk fiergent-Major LOUT wee conned 1.- No, it is eel. " It was more like an oven that a boon halAtatioe," that a comet sononat of the state of Wow 2 No, Ais not. Was the ant bungalow "like the Mr& Hale at G ann or the hold of a slave ship' . is an tree ?—No, it h pot Otptaia Doom, paymottar, with bit wih sad two &Um 101 sotwoot campy n similar home ?—Ho did for wood month, thee - saMarpare of this bewseksw sew We female hospital et the 6th cos Drag br isi w l!—lt is. Did uncertain whoa wee nisoved Into the assoad ?—lt was en or •• Oh May 18112. Wee the owed bungalow Saar to the grouters oweined by the married ere of the regiment 7-111 wee eimars, but It lied es paint at demotes* over slay of She maned guar. Ws in haling • wessedah se two ids imbeds mew quest epee is Meg Massed of the range el Wanes 1111111. by direction et tie sun, deneribed the modal of the sarreed hamplow. Tie model repressated the lad pontos of a egg nap at busses at Whew, Is whirl the Isiskilling Devise were qua toed. Os the sou* fen there i a giro door sad two glees windows load* into • room 23 fest by 14. The only other outlet to that roost is • door on the seat side ladies into a small roes, 7 feet by 14 feet. Out of that room Is • &orway leadin into the ease verandeh e whelk is 18 feet wide sod aseemicates with the sulk vereadek of the same width.lelo eh= glass doer opus These two rooms were reefed with saga, with a ventilator, and the veranda' is rested with nage tiles. The height of the wall cc the meth aide is 12 feet $ Saes, and oa the north 'Asa 18 feet, the net being sloped from the am to the other. The walla snot IMMO = m d the berth wall there I. a penes shoot 6 fefeet=boyeed that aside are ether gearless le the banarls nit ted Sthe madeL re Lti mareination resumed—Tito bungalow I have just ascribed ii the name as that in which Seggesat-liajor Lilley died. Hersteeteltsjor Lilly, I behove, dories his comes oast had seem to the rooms I ban theeribed and to both iressediabs, bat I never Meted him while he wee embed ; while I was at IDIOM these and similar quarters were scu ba soldiers and sergeants. The roped bungalow is net . Then was a snips slosh to UN roof 12 feet Sebes frees the groom& The object al the sang aloe was to lisp out the duet from the red falling into the nom and to gin the goons • more oomfoitable appearance. The building wee est, in say sluice, salt for hums hebitatice. Dims sot bean puled down. it was inkahlted by Quartet teseter-Sergeset Lab**, the 611 Leagues (a serried mes) else I let Maw. Ido sot reenlist whether then woo • Ake, Olt bamboo mese to the doorway between the outer sad Seer roses The ariveatage of • chick (ewe was exhi bited), is that esthete the CiftallasiOli of air bat does set dew a passer by to see into the apartsset. It is ciao tomary to have these chicks it the este% with slowed calico, which eorepletely _ obstructs the vision. There was no clone stretched across the sa tes room whew I isepeoted the apartment. I usderstarid there was a mien when herseant-Major Lillay lived then. I do not casket this second biusulaw sa nos slaves able to the health of persons ocempying it than say other quarter of the imeablishmest. I remember the Bret burgs low being pulld down. There was • eenespondenes be tween Colossi Orawley sad the authorities relative be pulling down the feet bunew and providin g Sher qua,. tere for Efergessit-Itajor lA*. I poremd that correspond sees sod brought it over from fedi& and landed it over to the Adjutant-General of the Purees. The pawner asked the prosecutor to produce this acne. sondem, or to allow the wiles to verily the spies is his (the prisoner'n) poneasion. His object was to show that wises it was determined to pu/I the lint quarters nen* d by Lilley down, he did all in his power to procure as good or heeler quartets for him. This separates was formally made is writing, and The prosecutor prepared and read • mitts reply, the effect of which was that the presenter would sere his ens in the regular manger, using ash evidence es he thought proper; but the primmer might call for say 'videos which was in the bands of the authorities to be used as hi. owa evidence, sad sot teat of the presentee. There would be ..objection to the cones,/odes* is question if the Kopper a • for it, and it was in the heads of the authorities. ahead protestor eddied that he woe sot aware if the oorreseadsce was is the heeds of the auras lithe or not, but it the primmer applied to the Adjutant- Generrl's office for it there would be no objection on the part of the prosecutioe. The primer said be had applied for the oarrespoodenes two weeks ago, sod had gives regular notice to the prosecutes These domtmests would deplore the allocates of cruelty Fdtist him towards Bergesat Major Laney is regard to the S which he was coots& He sppealed to the court o him justice. The Presideat thought this was searosly the time to mil far the production ot the original doonssists, bat the court would oresider whether, under the eartoestanoso, they ought to receive the worded copies which the primmer had in Ms presserion. The court retired to consult, asd on their nein, The I'i/sidling reed a commuutotans from the prosecutor, elates that he bad availed himself of the adjournment d the court to equire whether the documents is question were in their possession. He found that they were, mid was reedy to produce them or' the dear understaadiog that they were produced not for the prosecution, bat as part of the evidence for the defence. He (the Freakiest) added that it was the opinion of the court that it would be irregu lar to all for them as pert of the evidence for the pm' mention._ — The ei iTrinoser baying consulted with hi s mansal, eacapted he if., of the tor to produce the dominos% in the vides., for the defsns, and not for the prosecution. TN correspoodenom wss then produced sad 'distilled by the wits.., as that which be brought boamfront India, It was reed, sad *assisted of certain letters from the Public Works sad Englower's departmest at Mbow, to the commander of the Eumakillitigs, requiring the surrender of the quarters occupied by Sergeant-Major Lilley sod the quartermaster sergeant, seed also a storeroom belonging to the re g iment, the site boas wasted for a new barracks ; several letters from Colonel Crawley to the Quartermaster's and lag War% department, nrgiag that other quarters, which heseciested, should be provided for the two staff • the oosoor a to thee esplathisi the rein.. wit &lewd Crawley'm eneeeeticion for pro. idles me goad ei bedew Sow We for his that aargesets could net be acted then, mad the teethes for the adoption of the ermageweet by which fierement-Miee Lilly woe transferred lie the eseend both 'view. issathatiee reed wed.— Vim this worreepeadease it sp peen that Cannel Crawley the desirous te have the rear hence which Utley wes to eeeopy evade aomfortable and a vereedah befit ; that be erdearciani to get for Tilley the veer of alleaphow that bad ben the methane of OlPtais liellith, end was J the time the reeklethe of Lieutenant flanither ; awl that if bead let obtain the esinfoeieble as einemedathen Othenel Crawley imbed it wee eel the lash ENING, NOVEMBER 19, of Colossi Crawley. Colooel Crawley decidedly did not exhibit any spirit of malice or desire to set °ppm eively to Sergeant-Majorlley. I addressed a letter to the primrose co the 25th April, 1862, on the subject of the arras of the three to This better and other correspondence was also pro sold by the prose cution on the application of the primmer, Irmo the un derstanding that it was to be considered part of the defence, comprising letters from Major-Omeral Farrell, dated April, 1862, directing Sorgeent-Msjor Lillie aid the two troop sergeant-majors to be detained in close arrest, with sectrise placed over them, and without being allowed to communi rate with any panoos, cellist for papers and other in formatics as to what was said by the sagest-majors at the trial of Paymaster finales, so as to submit them to his es- Whiney the oommander-in-chief, with • view to take his instrootions ma to whether Sergeant-Major Lilly should he brouht to a court-martial for • conspiracy. The com mander-in-chiefs (Sir W. Mansfield's) reply was also pro doped, in which he modernsed Sergoest-Major 'Alley's °De duct in regard to the language be need as to his commander as unsoldierlike, and dewing him to be displaced from his position as sergeant-isajor, bat not sesetioniog a court martial upon him. The letter also justified Colombo' Crawley for charging the em-oommisioned officers with compiracy aphid him and commended the armee takes by Sergeurt-Major Mortars The President could act sea how them lettere bore upon the seas. The charge was not that Sergeant-Major had been put under arrest, for it was admitted that the prisoner was fully justified ia piaciy him is oonfinement— the charge was, that while the sergeant-major was wader arrest he had bees treated with undue severity, and to that charge he the President) recommended the prime to op- The premier urged that esseneary severity mold *sly be judged of by the iaMructioss of his superiors, sad the esters of tie evil it was the object eider them isedueliems to suppress, and he submitted that to arrive at that and to show how hat b• was judified or bhunabte for whet he did the letters which contained such iastructioss were mem= y. The prosecutor had co objectios to the modesties' of say docurseut that bore directly or bdirectly as the .harps, bat b• submitted that the Meade of Berreat-Major !Alley's arrest were set seder cossideeatiem aid II pee ate would .:teed the istpis7 isdedottely. The ?reddest ectmeNW his coscurresce and that of the sort with this view. - 21ePrisomer Orre•dvised that the authority ender whirl he acted is arreseleg the three sergematmajare was • prim dpal and capital mientest in hie defence, end therefore he , wished the letters to be put in and recorded, partieularly that of Sir W. Mansfield. The Presides* said they bad alreedi a b s e t a pat in sad rees=i t tirt of the endear, far the cf Major Champke resumed—l received a setanSciel Dote on the 24th May from Colonel Crawley, stating that Dow the defence ed Paymaster Steaks was at as end there was so more swam for heepiag the three wpm tniajon in close mask end wades me to me ad& the niajor-geuerel whether it would set be well to Ors them is suaple arrest. (The letter was mad.) I rip ouved that letter between 3 and 6in the afternoon of the day it bears date. That was about twelve bone below fierimult-Major Lfiley died. I seal as answer to that letter utheally, after having takes the inajoriatemare ceder as the subject. The letter I wrote is 111111111 ff is the cue now put in. (The letter was med. It we dated 215th May, intissatiag that the major•general premitted the ea meet of Sergaist-Major Lilley from close to simple arnst A l Vas Colonel Crawley the first perms to wagged reimatim of the arrest of the three ergeman I—Several Mums while May was embed Cease! Parra space to me relative MI terrakatieg tamale arrest, red the majorigene ral regretted that he mad sot terminate It owMg to crime from the commander-le-chief at Bombay that they were to remain is aloes arrest till the that stranest of Pa limalee's court-martial. Wi th emsepthia Crawley was, I think, the La who repro eared the maw thanes me te the If Mr. Scales bed mode his dean saran would we the slated by Colonel Crawley is his knee d the 14th pounds led to the earlier release of the sergest f—No 1 th ;a sat. The posed as whin, se der se I neenthee, Colonel Crawley suggested that the doe ante Idea is - mine was, that the sedans fee the defense being cos. ended, then was so looser any diaper el the sweat molar berg tampered with. Tie pressoutee waived his right tonne names the wit ness es the doements, and the ease adjourned until to meow (this day). NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 18.—AsPOINTMOTS.— Sub- Lisoltiasat A. H. B. Beedene, to the Weep. Panenter E. A. Antitank te the Cameos (lactation& kw hempen service is Neer Zealand. nlVrrDr. F. B. Hurtey, to the Warrior. t. B. Deny, le the Pelona. Dago B. Liddell, of the Shearrater, promoted to he ming siegineer. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 18. The West Devi, hired sailing transport, arrived Spitiesd last lama Shanks", having ea beard the le ft win of 31st Registeat. She briBBB b. Clapham Mitchel], Bay*, Pepper, sad Thu_ : mats Wlstyre, Ms, ear 4 sad Madinat ; Beelass lashealt, Towns heed, 13siorsas. sad Hdl ; Asinkiatair Gina, sad 306 sea-comekehreed odosis sad raca. ars hate hese On fee the ship to pressed be Plyssenth, Where the Hoops ore to be rewired. WOOLWICH, Nov. 18. WAR BTOIIIB son CECINA. —A number of 8 inch 62 a.t. vas U. now bring shipped at Has Royal Amid for Rbanalwi, and also 20 and 24 woad." bovines, and 10 pnandar smooth bon gar for Hoag Snag. THE LOSil OP THE 473104 BTSAMSHIP. A most numerously attended meeting of capitalas and others coonected with the mercantile marine service Of the port was held in the cotton rtes room, Exams.- haddier, Liverpool, yesterday, to esarder the quartos 10 Hord of Trade inquiries, rd also the area of the late seen in repeading the candler of Carman firee. Major Waller, the chairman, ia opening the proosedings, win dared the cortitatioe of the tribal's' which bad sea guided Captain Stmee's ow-Skate for an alleged misteke I. the nsvytutioo of the Royal hail steamship Africa. It wee eerie* Major Walter neat hal, that a aerie of meet dowel trots the Board of Trade were set Ia a pool= try • meat fat aa arrer—if it could be called a. error—which their =prince, or rather wan of expenses ia the manor, could sot amble them to widerried. Caren Junkie, in manse the bin resoletise. ocetesded that Orris Brae wee set alledl ere to ass the lead ee the ocessies ia reetion The r ens= to the Africa was sot eared by the messes el the loud, bet by as norocuatable ecutherly rder-curreet. He (the speaker) had eared the Alkalis same MO tines, Ott M bed sever camidesed it rinnette to son the laid at the pier alluded to err Cape Beau Caren Jedldas shred that M • whistle or say saw sired had ben pima es Caps Bar the amide= to the Africa wield lave bees avoided. sod many other cad dinners eke prereird. S. straggly Llama! the British governor for sneer' ma American 'Drink& of • stesserkinele skin bad lees offend to them, and lord that whim the toaster came to Wu imeatay with kis gird that be would be better rested, so far se the aparessies to Liverpool were eceresed by the lead authorities. He thee moved—" That Chi Emoting views with animation Übe principles and ranks cf the eoestltittlow of the rens of inquiry iota were and ensallies to British metre= ships. It believes times trilseans, which have the power and exercise the power of Valliniag the met sear sad penal seater's, deriving .ones of their einificates, ead thee of the maw et livng, an opposed to the inedamestal prairies of the lemelatien of this eseatry sad to the rights .1 &Ara"— Me. H. G. Wilson receded the resole. tios, whiners earned by relseasion.—Capt. Walter Pare (of the Great Beaters) proposal the next resoletre, as fol lows :—" That every coestitaticieal near be tree daring the seat scare of parliament to procure the abolition of the present warn of Merry, sad to roes the master sad °Mears of the merceatile marine in the some ratios as all other clamor' her Majesty'. subjects. That the chairman of this imeetin be authorised to sign • patinae to parliefiblet foe this purpose.'—Mfr. Thos. Chilton receded the ranks, which was carried with isthmian tn. A third reenetloa wee the moved by Cards Mosei hi the elien — "Tbei wary effort be sow main to erre the immediate return of Caren Star'. ortificate ;" seconded by Mr. Nickolas nockworth, and corned with great cheerio'. The tut reseletice hearing on the immediate subject of the meeting was moved by amnia %Haat* sad receded by Mr. J. Jerre, sad wee se fellows :— " That this meeting now pledges half to um every exertion to wary est the fora gong Tractions ;" carried ensainioady. The manes was Afterwards addressed by Caplan Jaffna, who casenseted upon the impossibility at captains of vessels going or tinuotudy low oe these voyages, sad at the rate time sortantly snag the lead, se remenerded by the Board of Trade. if they did so they would Devoe get sorer the Atlantic, is mail etramere imperil) ; they mast treat very often to their experience, sad expanses oal . A vote of thanks to the Griner closed the which, throughout, were of a very earliest ellareter. 11rtIRPRICIELII Bx TEI NAVY.—The India Depart ment has proposed, aid the Admiralty have approved, sa anthems' id 50 rapes' a mouth being gives, for obvious as libertines-, to eth other a ereh of Les lisijesty's ships, so lam se they may berth en the lath lathe bathe. say °Seer who mppsm the .to test is kliedethase. or a good oolitheial saamirtiea is Amble air Pendia, will masks a sum of 180 meth being aptivaleet to six menthe' alley. ease, at 30 mese a math, death by itherpreters of be math for the entertainment of a theashee, or institutes of abbe kiegyages. The government ad Denthey will theme skate with math easel akin en the Bab India baths or to the pins when the_propesed theasiaatha will be bad , sad the regulations seder which it wall be condeetect, I A Tama CAollBill ar ICA —DIVALDPOL 807TICA Mon or res Clrw.—By the swivel of the Dalamaine U 96110001 Brands lame that tits whom, Oases, hem St. Jobe's, Linefeeedisad, embed at Botha on the thh Nov., with An Heath sad am esensek pert of the erets • tho brig PuTthoss, d Fairhaven, winked bar th e Lind • Goldsmesof. The brig wee creaked by ins, tad at ow Bled with wet's. The erew psi out of the beats, the is number, sod leaded provisions or the bele sod rthidned there eleven asp. _ Oat the 17th Ais they elnited the loam sad Laded at theolatioa Wand, whore they reauunal ten dam when they again bested sad as tempted to mem Hethe's Straits, hat • them gals separated the - boats, sad the idded mate's bath, with ail seummo is supposed to lithe feeders& Gs the =math IL. Home's boat boded en the earth el , bed lading se inhabitants thine they math east day emit Womb the essal twin the IS*, thee thay tathiely fell la with the British blithe Oben Nymph, hewed frees Leaden a Herlsoe's Be,, who leek Slim es Mud. The Ocoee Nymph the fell is with the espiale's heed, rd belied lea heats' same at Jibe's, New/the& lath or the Pith Oelaber. Dining their keg prrp to the bathe timer Gab bed the ship's ined, is sit matey, sad this sederipp web very port, both Lem beiges and lateen sold. - - • 0•1111. M. PAL•OI.-'On lIHILLIWO lirtompia, Nov. 18.—Adamise sa payment. I,{lf'; aft. rj mon di^ 1,008 ; 2,627. THE CHARGE OP LIEU AGAINST A CLi*QIM47. The Rev. Thomas Richardson Birch, with publehise a libel Mr. Folk Frodorkii ch T. A Z, apposed Wore Yr. for farther mamirdise yeelor day, et Me Westminster Polissmiert. As belch Mr. Pawls, of the dna of Pawls sad Loewy, New Us, preseceled ; sad Mr. C. P. *mit, of Resa, defends& Yr. Barrett, *amain the magleirate, said that he had been good earresh to postpone the case HUI that day In eon miquesee of his bowleg bees so rearstly sod imperfeetly to ' Proceed in his divot's ease whew he betas appeared. Having now had time he sequels. himself fully with the Reticular. of the Hee, he thought it would he Sweet in hiss, mein that the magistrate had decided to mod She matter before a j to abstain from fully entering into a defer* , be felt it hie ashy to his onset to taw, at the moment, a eletemmat axisanatioe of the charge yarn hire. He would armanisece with the aaonymous letter of the 15th of October, epos which the promicatioa wee grounded, and which was slated to be ia the handwritiag of his client. The Rev. Mr. Birch posi tively, ampharnially, and distinctly denied that he ever wrote that or any other anonymous letter in his life. All., other remarks in defence of the defendaat Yr. Barret said be would s t that to settle all matters is difference the are ehc d be no further proceeded witlti but should be referred to the respective friends with • view to a satisfactory adjustmest. He was not disposed farther to gratify the morbid appetite of the 'abbe for matters of this sort, but would prase earnestly epos the other aid* the advaits which would result from the adjustineot he bad and thought that the ends of justice would be 1 1 3017aa ". ' tiffilled by boob a course. In ease of a differ's°e be tween the resve frieods he would suggest that the good cßoss of the %Hp of Oxford should be entreated, with • view of putting an mid to the feeling which unhappily existed between the parties and be entertained but little doubt that hie lordship would kindly interfere to promoy se desimble an med. Such spokes' as were rs3Oisife might be thee made and justice doss. He threw this entertains out for the sake of peace, and having a regard for Mr. Tay , let as well so for his client, be hoped that some terms Weld be some to. He thought every right-mieded man would depeecate the matter being carried farther if it pee cihlHold he prevented. Aft. Pawls said he had only one duty to perform, which was to ea that the come be sent for bid. He had, before prosodies with this ease, intimated that 11r.11irlor was sot ealnated by any vindictive motives, and was not eazions to prosecute it met by the other aide with good feeling, but the other party bad not Hailed tb em eebos of the oppor. i tunity thus afforded of aa adjustment, and Kr. Taylor now felt it • duty to himself and to his family, as well as to the public, to prosecute this can taint Ware mother tribunal. /It Peelle further observed that is the MOW letter writ ' tee by Hr. Birth it wee stated that when be was elected Hart pistol chaplain to the Ewe Union, the chairman in full board expressed his regret at the relation in which he totted hint with regard to Mr. Taylor. He (Mr. Yawls) bad two of the members of the board of guardians preesot who would now prove that there wee not one word of troth is this assertion, and it was but just to the complaisant to slate that fact. He begged, while speaking, to correct an error he bad Wien imbeds the hot tiocasios. The Rev. Mr. Birch was chaplain of the Hos, not the Wieder, Unica. The depositions having been read over, the deteedeat was committed for trial at the Osotral Crumbled Ooert, bail to the menet of 801. being put is for his appearance, "Tits Quarie v. Warnatriar."—This long pouting case will shortly be judicially disposed of. It steads seemed on the hot of nit pries awe for the after terra Attar, which commence ea Thumdmy, the Mb Met.; bet as the tint case has bees settled, that of Whlteiterst MN steed at the bead of she list end be the lost tried. - THe COLLIZRY STRIKE IN ma NOWIL —By the renewed evictions which have taken piece at Bannybrow, it . la to be feared that a prolonged lease of mistimes has beau imparted to the strike which has already cared too mat au amount of =bevy in that district. About forty more families were on Tuesday mercilessly expelled from their booms, and exposed to the inclement elements of the seise% the harsh order having, we regret to say, hems coned out la a maaear little calculated to rob the trial of its sting. Never theless, the Dever. ordeal was submitted to with remarkable quietism sod compeers ; sad it is gmtifying to know that, through the exertions of the union, the majority of the ejected parties have e x changed their temporary " lodgings oo the cold ground" for comfortable io-door quarWre at the adjoining village of Willington. It mod scarcely ho said that, hi the present aspect of affairs, the prospect of • set threat of the unfortunate dispute is u remote m ever. Newyork C7tronide. BOIL= EXPLOSION AND Lora or Lira.—Yeator day morning, about seven o'clook, a boiler expkoion took place at the creosote sod alum works of Yr. John Bethel], situate in the Greenwich marshes, by which Williern the ingioeer, was instantly killed, sad four other men were severely injured. The utmost alarm naturally prevailed on the implosion being heard, the boiler Wag Idtad from its polities and carried a distance of twenty yards, the frog. masts dyke in all directions, some of the bricks harem been carried over the rigging_ of vowels lying ia the river. The alarm emeid by the explodes was still further iscreassd by the timbers of the keg Doe of sheds is which the bomber was canted as taking i ltz s a:d aotwithdeadiag the arrival of the Deptford floating and that of the perish the Wilding wee entirely destroyed. Two of the aulemes, John Donovan and John ,ay *ere go severely majored that they were removed to Ilare Hospital, were they mode with but slight lopes of resevery. • third sefferar, Willis= Faulkner, was taken is board the Dreedereglit beeped ship, sed hi. brother, who was Ws lejered, wee oonveyed to his Donee. The body cl Awes whoa eatrketed from thernine presented a frightful spectacle, and was removed to the parish died home. to await sa ingest& The cease of the ii=is aeirsowa. ietaluiga•atharrava CoarretrilLturreD). Trails ireeelphitse the week emillimiNer. 15, 1863. lab) ilutdlfenue. COURT OF COMMON PLIAB.—Nev. 18 aflip fa Beam —Molar* Lord OW Javan Me and Justices Willisioa sad Heathis.) WILSON T. [LEMAN, :FORMATION OF ♦ NUMMI COMPANY. "ice Plaintiff in this ass wes a proforma of agriculture in Edinburgh, and the defendant was the owner of a mineral estate in Sweden. In the spring of 1861 the defendant and the owners of two adjoining estates worn desirous of este bli.bing a company to work iron and copper mime upon the property, and the defendant entered lute communication with the plaintiff, who agreed to go to Sweden to inspect and report upon the property, in consideration of being paid his expenses and 5 guineas a-day. It was further agreed that if the company were formed the plaintiff should in addition mare I,OW. in paslup share', and also an allot ment of LOCO deferred shares at a subsequent period. The report wee made, and a acapects. of the intendedcompany was issued, art sbareho were net obtained, and the company wee aver foamed in the way intended, bat the landowners themselves combined, and in that way teemed a art of soinpay to week the mass. The pisatiff sued to recover demos for breaak of the an - Mast to deliver the shares to him, end at the trial at Child itail the jury firma for the plaintiff fat 1,0001. The spew tice sow was whether a rule should be made absolute for • Barth era new trial. appeared to show cause ; sad Mr. Ma. they, Q.C., sad Kr. O. Pollak to Bayport the rule. neleritOldedJuetios mkt that le was of misfire that the rule it.sl be made absolute fit a neosuit. 1,4 the Mos the onstreal was made the wee' anticipated that a Goer pony Weld be formed in tie ordinary mem of the word ; that shareholders should Dore in. mod that the persons f the eampsay sheath give essithime re the to mm 7 au the proposed week. The report ef Mr. Wilson was most satidectery, bat or few perm= mare forward I. tab therm, the dinner. dmickd that the prefect bad failed, and that the compasy was are farmed ; end the deposits paid were Nee this mood refereed. AU thin beppreed is 1861. hut ia the &Dewing year the landholders thenreelme formed a emporattes to work the mime, but so had shares except the leadhaiders, who themselves a emits' of 200,0001. is porticos regulated weesding te the vase of the respective estates. Thy lestever woe es merely different company to that whisk Mr. Wise wee desired to ski iv (deicing• so Resumes *ceded wag the mines, and the money got was by niorleging the eskee licks absolute. SHERIFFS' COURT, RID LION-SQUARZ. (Beim Kr. Usderawrlff Harebell sad a Jury.) 112AVY DAMAO= MUM Ttif ItIDLLND Al this evert yeeMrhey a ares, " Heiler v. The Midland Railway Oompsay," wMell owmpled several how; err tried to Tem, compsseatke he Werke reesived IS the company's Ilse at Market Harberoech Asir* 1981 The pleieW is a tailor awl diaper et Hipsweil, Li s ter, sad tieVellell from Leedom. A trine wee behind the lids le which he wee a , sad • Wham took phew The plaintiff was Wend, sad eppeared ia bad maw The amain were hid M MOM Hie ism of profs was 5004., sad est UK a yew. Beidearms wee gives of bins ooeditios, cad it wee proved he (weld est rower from the effete of the aseideet. His bashes= w early Mat for Inas of , He kept the peetelSce at HiperelL The ripaz os e a :,oooldmeye agate* the ereepaa ) . Mr. Bb sad Mr. XinweLlsir ware for the plain tiff ;11r. y, Q.C., sad Mr. Field for the essepaay. TIM POLICE COURTS. MANSION-BOUM Preirriat Was..lllmagaree, ales Lowe, alio was bremen bean the Lied Mayer last wash, shawl witia ar tlng ..d TM fting ennui far US .m be by Kr. Tinkles, win lanai Ma Mined Ski Leedom net Stan Basking Campsey„ w.k pined at the bar far ferthar esmelanise. Mr. Clerk* appeared for the prams** • sod Mr. Jobe Iniytom to watch the saw es behalf of Wiener. ?he whole of the fade wen gins os het amnion =sad it will be reraimmterad that the pelieser me in the of Warn. J. M. Davies sad Oin,Lioteasel, Cheap- Bide, menthes* in the saes of WM. SO ISlBMlstial Mirk, sad bad the key, of the safe in Um dieqarbeek wr kept. Mr. ?ankle* the winagar, who slimed oars= for she Ira, an the MI Mewimber game the prienwir MON to UM, sad es the sews day sent hie to 1 he Landes hid I Meek Dank to get lime pw.book, bet lie Dena returned. Mr. Temkin mode ipsfeiee at the Wok, sod bawd dist th i a h liase•boait bad b••• gins ay, and • awes for to aloud by Mr. Tomakime, pre asete: lie d l = The IMMO' il• buy of tb• chew 1••• ideatilied me that of the primmer, sad • wa_s.d wr An ted to. hi apprehmine. He we apprehended es Th.day sight weak by deteethe °Moor See*, in the Hay. market, abs. b• s••• the maw at Maws.* Maw the leat matimatiem the allow Scott west to the 'widest* of • female who wee is the prim:ogee wropsay et the Mae be woe apprehesded, and there found a bag whisk he was told brimmed to the primer, sad which he embed with ose ►of - the key.which be Need os hisa. Ti. bag •••t•ised a pm bomb, a bleak moust book, in which were four aliequee, ens Wank, sad the other three purportieg te be sigma bv Mr. Toroidal, sad a bag miming 215 The paw book wee identilled by Mr. Tomkias is to the dm 'Moses We vase bed bees mood, inad the ir of the leaven while eastained seaoaats boll boss term eat The fear cheques siseappeared by the canstben to bare loss takes from his cheque book. Ow of the three which were Wed up was a geoulao ow, whisk bed bees paid ; the ether two, for Mi. sad 301., parportal to he t o by Mr. Tuelldas, bat which that imam= weesmed t be for = ; they bad not, bower., bow pretested at the The pri who said walks is imam to the Warp, wee fully com mitted for trial. SOHO WORKING MEN'S CLUB. On Tuesday evening an entertainment was given en behalf of the fonds of this dab, at the Cambridge-hal, Neermaantreet. Ozfordotreet, et • way interesting charac ter, as being the fir, fruits et this movement is Leaden for brink* dross to co-operate is promoting the enjoy. Met of the toiling millions, too keg isolated from the of their move fortunate brothers. The band of Urfi t th h tiddleee Vol teem lent th eir efikient aid is giv' a march ea:Woo " with great spirit, and a beentifol from La Dame Blanche. The choir of the Working CoU s 6. Great Orinoud-strest, admirably trained by H. B.lAiohl.kl,Yeq. (who conducted en thsecominol, gene Many beautiful songs and diorama and four working men, memben of the club, made the programme complete by lON excelleet comic soap, and a recitation from " Pick. with." delivered in • style which would bare done credit to • professional Of course, there were • few imperfections, eaturally to be expected in • first performance of this kind, but the whole affair was • rich treat, and we should hope from the well-filled benches must prove profitable for the pecuniary object of the club. Those who heard the per formance of the Working Wen's College choir at the cos emulsions given last May at the Hanover-square Roane are aware bow much might be expected from them. In the course of the eveniug the liev. H. Say mid be was requested by his brother members of the Soho Club to convey their thanks to the various (rinds who had come forward to help and gratify them so kindly sad generously. lb. head having first voloothered to defend thew wintry, had now volunteered to promote the prosperity of the club sodas general enjoyment of the membern. Those working men, also members of the club, who bad come forward with their contribution to the evening, sad especial's the Working ties 's College choir, were all Irwin their gilt. on the alter of brotherly kindlier, and in as good amuse as ever brought people together for en evening's innocent end rational enjo)ment. It was this feature in the proireediop which made their concert that night, if not the best per haps the moot interesting of which the great metropolis could boast. The audience responded to these remarks with very hearty applause. sad gays • similar response to the °beer • atioes of Mr. Turley, • member of the committee. who followed with an lovitation to working men preseet to joie the Soho Club, or form similar ones for themselves i i , performance closed, as usual, with " God sews the Que.'s." We may remark that many—in feet, too many-41000MM &Gamed the enthusiasm and delight of the audience. EXTRAORDINARY SOCIDIL-4:111 TINISday an ex traerdioary 'skids took plow in the anal at Dobreid, Todasordeo. Five or six young mos bedlam spading the sewing together is the soighbosrboed, and hod to return home along the meal bask to Todosordes. On reselling the side of the meal ow or time, osmed Gresowond Filthain, took off his cost, sad exclaiming "Oeed sight, beds, " his commeieos, threw himself labs the wear. His composioas held out @tido withM his mach, aid wiled to him to lay bold of them is vain. Some time *Word Wore they weaselled is druggist his body from the water, sad by the time that was effected lib was extinct. Aniedical male was met for, bat hie efforts to restore sauna lion were iseffecitual. The young man bed said is would drown himself sewed times during the day, bat set in • teas that impressed his compuiima that the themt was meow. — ISIANCHEWSZII, BENEFINLD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAR—Tb• total exposes@ of this °embassy's pathways, hisiaditig mats, tolls, daty, Mr., from Jody lot to November 11, 1883, amounted to 113,414, so spinet 113,3504 for the oorraspendisa period of 1862. Tim proportion of the &nth Jaaotioa menials seeming to this y from July 1 to November 8, amsattatad to It7Kil., so saidnitt 11,84111. for Ms carmemediaa Mid of 1862, sad the m amma to 8,0111. so &Met 11.13111. Da. as JOSolen LIOITT-BII,OWIN COD LIVER OIL —The followings Is • coosnmeadielary eptidoei of Dr. de JongliNt 011 from one of the owes illustrious sad esporiesood phsektaneef the aspire. Ilk Henry liar* Dart.. Physicists la Orilla.," to the Queen In Irelsnd thus writes ='l: balm trogoestly pre scribed Dr. de Jonah's Light-Prows Cod User OIL I eowelder It to be • very pure 011. not Maly to mate Alamo, end • therapeutic neat of great value."—fleM sabto eepialet %Mime. bs. 64.. ea Id.. gad Oa, by Dr. 6o AM.'S Meet. Atom Ilarfoesi. sad Co., 7T,isues4 Lark.. LAdverthgeneati . . COTTON .SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. At the usual weekly meeting of the erminthre econsaittee held cm Tuesday a letter was read from Cole, New Oraaade, repreeeg that the writer, who in aseartly emisavossiag to axtaid the cultivation of cotton, expecte very soca to ehipeoveral bales to the amstieliem. A letter was received from the British viewoonsulate, Leek* North Byre, stating that, owing to the impulse given to the growth of cotton. a much larger area will be placed under cultivation next year, and that there is a good opportuaity for the introduction of an improved staple. The forme r efforts failed in cousequemre of the late arrival of the American seed that was sent. It is still imposeible for European to obtain laid on a good title from the t, mid the law week prohibits foreigners Ilvener Dina posismiog leaded property is a great imm dimwit to the extended and improved cultivation of mem. A letter wee reed from the honorary as..t e of the amociatico at Madrea, advising the despatch 0 ( iwo pare& of indigenous (Ooppsm) sad exotic (Bourbon) sott o . , grows by Maisre. Fiedler and On., atom, for which they obtesed the Cloveruor-Generars prima for this year, of rupees 2.000 sad raper IMO swepedivaly. The proceed lap of the Madras government oe the babied have been forsardod, sad particulars of the eultivetice are supplied. The Bourbon maven is an excellent specimen of this deecrip. gm of oaks, and km • beautiful silky appearance. la value wee about 251. per lb. n the Liverpool market in Juoe last. The yield was • little more We 601 he. of class cotton par arm The Ooppum cotton is of superior quality, eed wee worth is Liverpool, at the shore date, IS& per 11%. The yield of clean cotton is a Utile over 411 b peaces. AWm was read from the Boiratary of Bebe fce India is Oonacil, ?unraveling report. ea the callivaties of Peruvian cotes it the &lam, Ouddapok, B. Arcot, and Lena districts, sag a t 'mem mean is Madura. together with samples of c o w s =from Peruvian end Egyptian seed in the Ben i soy. These reports furnish intimation detail+ of M e experisemeta which bays Men scads with Peruvian seed, aed the remits appear to be la most emieently sucemeaL A *Heim system of irrigates hoe been advantageously es. mad indeed seems to be ementially beconery ru: lea. iagthe hot mama, though, as the plant is mid to peranial, it may possibly sot mere irrigates in moose la. yeam whim it has acquired more strength, nod h omn . more Amply rooted is the soil. It is supposed to el m thew yam to come Into full bearing, when it became a bushy tree. Further experiments are in prove; ths onus of which will be ecoamnaiaemi. Be nee of the samples excited game admiration. The oaten is em and ad fully equal to soy groom Is Pent. Farther supplies ai seed are ,squired, as the oultivatioa seem &sly to 'Mad. A mope of 'oleos grown at Naples, from mod mot out by the macelablos, as submitted for examination, and mine at from 2a. U. to 2n. 4d. per pound. Gnu& of seed were mode for the New Hebrides, and of cotton pas for Widen Australis. MARKET& A TALLOW.—WZDIZSDAT sap Warnla—Tha asekS vas to4sy the year, Jomoot7, ; Weak. 445. 61 Delivery to Lot maim 411 ; arrivals ditto, 3,719 mats. 00170N.-I.rwamroot, Nov. 18.—Our market u ero tism, dull sad immimsto, with prism inogaire. Tho aalo 2.800 bales. ot width 1,300 ate as sprealaties rod far export.ld 300 Awisriass, Sid. to 241; 1,800 Swat, 17d. to te. ; 200 Egyptiaa, . 30d. ; 200 3sha sat Noosio, 27d. Tho wook's im vo to port is 49,012 Miss. LEATHER.—Dunog the pool wash thaw has beta a lir average desaand for most daecriptior of kailfrow. Oa Ti.,. limy. as Issadeaball, the supply of frail goods was mall aad the trearadiees were limited, without alteratios in pnow. ?tine stout English butts, comma light dressing Ws, shoaled's, _barks, hot kips, and wolf slur, of all wog* an the artkles most in menet 00101.—Donets, Not. 18.-Owl y a reedmate newly at wheat to wad prime were la. Wier than het weak. All kiwis e wise oars were fully as des, as this day Wright. Wheats, red, 38a. to 40s. ; wilds, 43e. to 4k. thrower. Nov. 18.— At tbis day's market Assam Idlest was to request to bold . over sad prism ruled ha et aa &draws of fully del.. per boll Fleur was also i. fait deemed, the millers aaluag 6d. to le. si c bu reLli d edvare. Barley fully as dear. Ode were more sad ream higher rates required. Oatmeal 6d. to 1.. per deem fis ours was readily takes at an isaprovirmest of 6d. per boll. Pees 6d. per boll dearer la salsa, Nara CATTLE—Soonum. Nov. 13.—Ths bat bog sad msl sold olf noddy, bet otkar aims w a AMU: as& Bost roads from 3o toe.. ; meta" is. lo Is. Bd. ; .44 br to ss. ; pork, ds. 4d. to as. Id., pas skim delta, Mak* ths cdsl. COLL& —Lamar, Nov. 18.—Bodaes Wog Hadley, 15e. 9d. ; Bywe's Mak West Hartley. 15s. 9d. ; Coypus .15s. ; /issayp Os. N. ;II ; Losabort's Wed Fisseley, lbs. 6d. ; UMW Moor 150. dd. ; Mangold 6d. Moor babes. 6L ; W. H ie stdipl7..ipd. ; Wort wyloo, ; low; lTs• ; Wells Zed Is. 7 • Walls End W s. 1 Ts. ; Eds. ; W1:111 Zed lnanwellgsts, 16s. 9d. ;Malls Zed 19s. 6d. ; Will. Zed Make, 19s. Id. ; Hod , 17s. ; Wells tad Cams% ISa. ; Walls Zed MI; 62. 18s. 6d.; Wa il s lad Ease , les.--81s at meld, TRAFFIC RETURNS. Nils Ps& Mir. Totd, Tooo, IASTAIII. open ears ehms4loo 1301 WE Week 4. A.T. PI. 4 6 =. ii. rd C.I. 1112 1,113 619 1,711 &50 estft &pp& 20. awl PoOmole .. 338/, 2,902 2,213 9,206 4,21,0 W•sa amlAas Nov. 1. Mow _ 481 213 210 di 172 Weak sad Nov. 4. IL A .t Laded.l , 63. (Mth dt.Llao) ION! 12.496 31,016 WWI 4173 (Unlade 1) 267 4.716 LIM 1.100 7.449 Osatral Italy Branch iiii67":4374071;... ita P,ste 1,18 4,073 4,775 Week sadist Nov IL Detroit sad M.. ISO 1,032 5.073 Greg Wailers of Onaada alsE 114,051 MOW _ _ _ Week ending Nov. 7. idlaberipBa3dGiaegow .. E. 04 7,429 Issiers .. 138 ♦.BlO On ...-- --- Weak .ding Nov. 11 MOAB Keaton: Jimetkei alli 105 210 315 310 Week ending Nov. 13. What aN. caumes 1,006 901 1,917 1 . 042 Work sod Voagtud aid Queenstovoldrect :l3 310 82 421 No Waerlck sod amla lO3 109 111 LS Ltmernek and 1 ,, t , 163 30 19 fa lti Waterford and Waaartord add Weekending Nov. U. Cork and 13a0..0n_ _2O 206 201 lO9 313 !Hamm it fluaLla Warr 198 8,144 kW Lembo, Brighton, soda Cori MU 17,017 4005 10.01 16.188 both Morro — 11.616 0.190 18,903 19.179 rook siring N. 14. °wawa - __ 871 _ 03_ 1.714 1.191 Oro* EL um est 12.10 e 17,01 e 29,1 N 14411 Utast Loanable:, gran Keilbere 363 11.031 11.193 94164 2169/4 0061$ Menne 14140 12.012 33.706 57,650 44.1 19 Leacealthe ik Yorkeldre 448 13,617 21.633 714.061 UAW louden sad Sienrwell looks a NaraWso4oonel2o2l 38,461 64.330 92.796 116,067 Looks & Booth Mks 12.642 4646 19,000 — lLe6elteeter. 380111914. and Useelashlre VA 4,155 11.141 12.148 14,763 Unrepohlea — 1.925 — 114415 Leedom Nue 101411084481 re 256 4.061 7,.1'1 laweary and NOIdOIII3 Loadings t Newtown 60 bin 631 1,060 :01 Mats Fell benefit of reduced duty obtained by par- Obedist tierahmaa's Tara Tea: vary diode* et 3a ed. and Y. "Hei attoderd" at 4s. tl. (tomer!, AL Bd.', to the Armpit sad oast &W ass Imported. Arista la •Tatl tole Sappy ais 11-(Y) BIRTHS, MARRIAGZB, AND DEATHS. MIMI& it.LCAßM.—November 18. .t Lam. Surrey, Mrs. Edward All. rood. of a daughter. _ Arri...—..‘ernbcr 16, at Dorking, the wife of Mr. W. Attlee, of • daughter. UOsNkW.—A ovember 16. a Farnham home. Peniburpriaii. Lower Claptom the wife of Esq., of a daughter. incAOL—Noveraber 16. at Deamark.l•ll, 6., the wife of !WWI. of • daughter.' NORTON.—No, emlx r 16, at NI eterlngbur), the wife of 8. Nor• WtBo l t.— Gr hi ds ve ug roit i f r iff, at Tnago, Herefoidahlre, the vole of J. H. N. Wallurd, E.g.. of • sou. WlLLlAM—Nowt...her le, the wife of R. ff Ba 4 a tisaghter. 11ARBIAGTS. BRIG—BIATTY.—November 10. al OR Peal s Church cr. pool, by the Rev. J. IL litallord, A.R., J. P. Moe. 6V .of Lr.r =Lisa. daughter of C. Beatty, Req.. jgageowh o g,e, Lk/Ot le@ LIN NOI—ROLYNNIT X November 17, at the fad Edith Marsh, lienangtoo, by the Rev. IV. 11. fleockea. Lord W. Le n ' sog. to m g rt a jsae, daughter of the Rev. C. Molyacul. beat ut Ils. rears, thudow square. TOPLIB-0111BON.—Nove 5 iu r 17, at It. James's. Plecadillr , by the ger. B.Oear7. B.A . Edward. soma the late Ur.) of Southwark. to ' , arab. daughter of the Leto Mr. D. Gibbou. of Covesitryseireet, Piccadilly. DEATHS. ADAMS,—Novealher 16. at Margate, Miry Ann, wife of Mr• G. Adams, aged S 7. . AlNOSlC—Novemier le, at the Parsonage. Hammtead, the T. ranger, &girded. OUNlC—November 16, at amine) buildings, Nen Kest.road. Londoe Dir S. Genii. aged 7e. NABYL—Novvnibez 16, at Old Bond-street, Bath, Mr. it Mehra, aged N. NADAL—November 17, at Northelck.tareseggt. Jeltuggned. Captain Frederick Madan. aged Se NlCllolJON.—Noverber Is. at Maldrerbrad. Bata. Mill Sophia. rite of R. Nicholson, We, PelMed sad Pub/load by mums mos luso. a Not s _ ll . Lftebani-strvel. In the CHF ""' 000., Le Lonstrad-atrark Os Poi & jlnitetrlarm• Tinnya.u. Noy mom 1 . VAL C / O k i poi. - a». mem' Now■ awl ISMS CCU= 111111001 mound 'balm OW a! Obi arsta Lowlet : .7t gil .4 la - ctiv; al 0 STale Duke, L Jam ow Y 1 ■ L --~ la Sva ON IN 9 0 - , a A. eliPPer Cow tar all Saad i cimia h 11;1411 ganFli 041 11. IL I' l 2 Cam& ea fle WILLI and W. =_;,_- It° a Si, tras 1 gad Ci W Ms 7 LINO aluy El CIAIII H. _ Ding Da! Dock Joke 0 - li r hil Medan Tbo Pal Robert James Ea'war Albert OTrllt COihTs Thoma EC., Bourn hi AZ AG Carel ai ordl Into per az e:400. the bal. Depo takers l,Dtti axed n chitlins Loados La the The Loeb E ' 3Wad E • 1j 1 No. roorclal Sad by P No. 97, 0011111101 EA No. IS. was. comply A 14 for AN vatted I E " 1 PREMI IC. etre.. L° l Inoue pony. i ihud Meru Nou-1 partilotal e Coon ~~ T ,Ail ,E-A _ 0 leg lb; be the I *team pantly ittbsdrat I a &pp ?mom Sim, MU Pro Pam Itatti-str mid thn Lumber N the it TOZ tri !fairs, frt: sc — ,