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

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MA.NOBEETEE.—TOINIDAY. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN COP. 7 to 2 apt Goldin Plage (t and of) 7 to 2 llaideron AIM (t aad of) 6 to 1 Foamier (of) of to 1 Balboa (t) 1 4 to 1 Blithilotd (off) 14 to 1 Earl of Barley (off) JO to 1 Tap (t) 20 to 1 Chaff (off) DERBY. • 13 to 1 sod Lord °know'. lot (t) LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Hosapt AftiavED.—Aoo,pianoe, Acorn, Airedale, Alien, Alpheus, Amazonian, Aar ngtori, *roomy*, Birkealtesd, Baron el At... Bolha Hernia., Birthday filly, Bowman. Baanland. °amain.; • Charming Woman. Oos ferlaralmt, °Gallows, Ooolitsioe, Contractor, Cutler, Cut away, Deerstalker, Deocriptioo, De Rayter, Despair, Walla to Dreadnaught, Elijah), Eola, Erythia, Pantos. Lobe, Parfalla, Plower Bafety, Fauwableg, Ossuna, Gift, ()olden Pledge. Gladiator, IlAbland Mary, Hypatia, Jack's Alive, Jaw Shore, Jew Wl , llO, Joao, Lady Censtanoe flip, lady may, Ledy Naha. Lady of the Lk., Lartea, Land of the West, Manchester, ilia. Julia, Man Living stone, Mum Emma. Moult, Mousetrap, My Mary, New. .kurcb, Orphaw, Pitt, Pokad, Pot-pourn, Practitioner., Prairie Flower, Pupil, (New of Tram Raptor% Hearer Reporter, Hoes, Rothschikl, fialtaut, Salm i Treasure fllySothsayer, Sorcerssa, South Australia, Spicebox, Talkie. Tarnow* Thommtaws, True Heart, Tyke, Usher, Vigil, Virginia, Weteml, Wild Thyme, Who's Zak*. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. TEM &OTOS HO/11118AP af 100 son., added to a Sweep- Asks* 41 5 rm. deck, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winson Gam Oa• mils and a quarter. (34 subs.) Ago et 10 Fitzwater Oros& Patztek 6 8 King of Mita. Ths Mink 6 I Ilauteretie Az% ;late Pe Altai 4 7 lt Newebareb A irt st lb ... 3 6 3 .. 3 6 8 ...e 6 ...e e 4 ... I 4 Consternation Gemma Somnierianit I 4 Tiptoe 4 6 a DiuSe l 7 4 a TAO of the UM .... I 4 X Coition EU* 3 0 861 Nymph Berkeley 4 la Schoolmistreni 3 6 T Donnybrook i n Dnukold paid Donne Canoe 4 U Exchequer paid llsrl of *UM 4 1 LWOW My Mazy Ustun , let lelb on ) 3 Comet. Cliartalig Woman .. 4 Venison Pahl Yardarm Tun Burman' BMWS eidD sore. ; 3-yreade i 1016 61b ; bur, 1!!t ; five, 134 Sib ; six and aged fat 12Ps • winsome GLUM; gentlemen Man. One mile and a half, 'Method err:mike the Stables. —Forester, 6 yn • Lothien's King, 8 yrs ; Kim Taft (It b), 4 7 rs ; DeeeptiOn, aged ; Yelvo, • ; Bootie (It b), 3 yrs ; The Lady of La Game (k yrs : Taloo (k b), yrs ; The Moak, 6 yrs ; Emblem (k b 4 yes ; Philo (II b), Bargreave (Ism Den Dowses, aisedy Formidable), 3 ;I by Roloboroagb —CocirtaWs 1 ), 3 101. Tan Sonar blossom (Has6ose) of 30 sown, fig SS. ebb ; winners azirs6 3 fazioep, 101) y a rds. (26 soba) at lb st 3 1 Mljah . 8 Louden . 8 lobelia .. a virionii ... 8 Prescriptles 71 Mac beth .... 7 1 Lady Mary .... 7 1 Jane More .. 71 Cosner** . 7 Dochme of is I Il 6 1 7 Alice Lee 'A SVIZZPVTA In of 3 KM. each, with 30 adthwl ; = olds, Tat . three, Sit Mb ; allevraaese ; the wiaaer to b• for 50 sore., Ise. T. Y.C. (7 subs.)—Airedale, 3 yrs ; Jemmy Wreo, 3 yrs ; Lord Dusdreary, 3 yrs ; Gaily, 3 yrs ; t bp Gem= di Vergy--Bisaas, 3 pre ; (Pis* 3 yrs ; Deerstalker. 2 yt s. Tae Irouroot Amour 13rzarcanuaz (Handicap) of 100 eon, addled le a evespeiskes of 5 love. each • wise= sztre. Abed 3 Wks, M satia) eet* am the Causl•hrig•, elm round and Is. Of ifs 16 1 Al• 12 lb Licwohi Bantam • 11 8 Nereus BMWs= • 11 4 De neater 4l 10 0 Theandoue... ..... ll 4 *ln a 19 0 Preehma• s 11 2 Maid of Perth (We Joe Mdey 0 U 0 Soph,formertiMeal s II 11•4 lee II U 0 ef Perth) 2 •11 0 1142 4 11 10 The Lap of Amp Vll s a w •10 (11 In • I •14 12 The Gint 6t b) 2 a I know Cue III 10 11 Lanai= Pllt-psi • 10 South Aestraltea.... 6 I Worawilmr a 111 0 Marble MI 4 7 Menntatafieff • 36 6 Wee Nell linked Peelllem .. 6 U 4 Deception 1 •51 A 31•1111/C•Prium el 50 arm, for all ago ; wholesale& About els turieept at lb AO 11 la ClUtien ... k r I , o „," 4 7 41 0 Min tAvi3 P l3 'l . 4 a 3 Itara;:*tr 1334 43 !Le lania . ;:. a /if Ara lAntaii•L'• •• •• 3 311 10 3 n;lce Oxonet I 710 Belle of the MJI .. .. a a Up Mazy • 7p Lao of the Ur . ... 3 6 learestaelt a y • Pearl Llwir Tw Uensetrap 4 1 4 Pima I 2 • Asaronlen eet licks 6 7 4 Jars nee 1 10 Lave Inland et taupe .. 3 7 1 Ileloslokeless 1 7 $ 2 1 1113ffill _ _ Led of the Walt Smith WM.rtoo lady Nichol AlPon Unmoor Doter .. ?Patti timer Monlsoy 41Pinthafx = 7 --$ 7 0 7 4 7 6 7 6 • Tia Hwria-Serra Sums of 5 OWL tech, with 40 aided ; 2.yr-olds, 7st 7lb ; tare, Sot 31b ; four, 10st ; nye sad upwards, 10st 51b ; rani tad other allowance& Biz /wimp. !VIDAL THE CaozTrre Car, a piers of plate, value 60 ' added to a aweapetakee of 5 sows. 'Gob ; 2 yr-olds, st 71b ; One, sst 121 E ; taw, 9at 51b ; five sad upwards, 9st 6W ; *Maio penalties and snowiness. T. Y.C. (15 tabs.) AV dr 59s = b et 'hasps 4 Attasatioa. b 7 01, AR a hark* .. 6 ha da Bell ut the ball .. 3 Ma Jails a labs 3 Bertha Waterloo Donnybrook ... 3 Parnassian .. ... 2 betk. 4 Ne "bail 4 (Ness lins_ . Tim GarAT AVM= MP (Handicap), value 200 soya added to a sweepstakes of 16 *ova. awn, 10 ft, sad 31t (is tbe fond) if declared ; if a leas amber akin six start, the sup will be withheld; Amman extra ,• sewed to awe kis stake. Oats mils and tionse-qoarters. (57 atibs, 61 declared. ) Pairendig A i' ' fib 11 Baldala Air id lb r Craarb Patriot 6 9 Saa King 3 6 Wawa 6 13 lady of Qs Las.... 3 3 (keen-SaiAllas (lan COBS 1211) ex) Onisertrat eardaier Doonyteook 3 1 Marada 5 13 Coeundrum Somersault 5 13 Belisle 81111312E4,1 . Bari of barrel Dankeld 3 11 Trumps 3 paid Golden Pledge 3 10 A tigurisoAr 11 avx of 40 *ova for all ages, a simmer al say rasa this day 711 i extra ; five subscribers, sr en nos T. Y.C. Tat Hoorox NURSERY HANDICAP of throe mom osolk. Wllb 60 lb'Med, for Sivoida ; 'rumen extra. Si: farkags. (Z Bubo.) at lb e t lb Land of Va. Waal Y. lll7 i l s i 7 W 4 UAW .. I 7 Brother toLlteadsoesat 4 12 Lola Jupuu Claludi 7 14 Wild Those Owls Law /Swann T ford ) 6 4 'lowness 7 6 Coverdale 4 4 Snobs= 7 6 esnerns 6 4 Asionstos The Guidon Cross 7 II Lassiess of Kass tam 7 I Dorsals 6 4 Confederalist 7 2 (Melds Iwodon A Sou= aysios of 100 son. ; 2.yr-olds, set ; Omsk Ist 51b ; four, 1014 211 s: ins sad upwards, 1014 71b ; seine sad other allowances. T.Y.C.-11oroust, 6 711. (301•) ; 0.0. I sway, V yra (7W.); Lothian's Ka y , syn pl.) ; Airedale. 3 yrs MI.); Jassy Wills, 3 en W.) ; Tiptoe, 4 yrs (30L); Dolphin, 3 7n VW.) ; Lord Dead:nary, 3 yn (301.); E.ijnb, 2 yrs (301.); Inerstalkor, 27n ( 301 .); Frwodwar. 2 yr. (4W.); Oneida, 2 yrs (301); Queen Zinalieth. 4 yrs (300 ; Lun a:Pe. 7pa (3W.); Liu* 5 Ira (AIL) ; Tarravies. 4 Ira POL I A iiv.cenrrszsa of 5 .on. each, with 20 added; lir. sids, Tat alb ; thew, Yet 7lb ; four, 104 t 21b; Ilve, six, and sod, UM 71b ; Wing sad oilier allowances. One min. A SWISEPATAIM of 10 son, each, 5 ft, for 2.yr olds ; soli% fist 1(110 ; fillies, 404 71b ; certain pesaltiss sad allow. ones ; the wiener to be meld for 120 ens.. if &mould ; shoat 5 Inflow. This snakes did an 611, sad I. reopened. A HANDIC4.II' ?LAM."( 50110114 for 3.70 We 44d upwards ; 11111111111 extra ; then-gun= of a nibs. -- The body of Yielder, who was drowned nearly tiros weeks ogn is Southampton water, through the lady of the Lite steamer rendes down his boat, has not yet hese recovered. This is owing, it is supposed, to hie bovine on when he west down heavy Salting boots. Fielder got his living as • 44terman io the Humble river. On the day be was drowned be v.,* trying to get • dish of 81111 for • dinner for hie ready. Hie wife sod children, when visited, were found living in a wretched bevel at Werra, a wall bat pretty village on the eastern vide of th e mou th of the Hatable tern. OIL thrs ihnunro DAY.-- itlaWaY. Nov. 10.—AdiMmitien se mast. 581 ; ditto, by .mesa 818: tial, IM7. D. Di JONOR'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVID OIL —The mums impatiens of takto pure and unsophisticated cod liver oU is thus described by Dr Lowrance, physician to 0.1.11. th e Duke of Raw Osbnre sad . Goths:—•. Po lespraused ea I with the superiority of Do de Jointb's t-Mown nod /my oil. that I Invariably proscribe It in w. •Oereato to any tabor toollag soured that I ma rsconiineadhig a issallis wade, sad sot s rosoutartared coapoun d in which Um= re SPIN ill Valuable medicine isdeit^oyed.' —Sold auly to WS* do. ed., as. ed., sad Os., by Dr. de Jangles moms Ajmer. and Co" 77, tersod, London, sod cesmists.—(Admr- J THE EXDIESS,.. _WEDNESDA/ KVENiNG., NOVI MBER _ _ll, NAVAL AND MILITARY. (non LAST ranwrre.) ADMIRALTY, Nov. 10. In consideration of the valuable assistenee rendered by Commander Francis William Sullins daring the reeeet suczessful operations of her Majesty's troops is New Zealand, ea !recorded its the London Gazette of the 27th October last, Commander Sullivan km been promoted to be captain. Also, in cooeideratio• of the stioceesful operations agaia4 the bait men of Kagosimm u recorded in the London Gazette of the 30th October last, the fol lowing promotions have this day taken piece:—Com mander Lewis James Moor to be captain ; Lieuteoant James Augustus Poload to be commander ; Lieutenant Poole to be oommander ; Mr. Charles Richard Godfrey, aasistastsargeoa, to be surgeon. Vice-Admiral of the White Thomas Bennett has bete ap pointed to receive a peosioo of 1301. a year. am providert by her Majesty's order in commit of 2Sth June, vacant by the death of Admiral George Frederick Rich ; and the name f Vice-Admiral Bennett has been re moved ti the reserved half-pay list accordiegly, and in consequence of this removal the following prornotioes, to date the 3rd MM., have taken piece :—Vies-Admiral of the Blue Sir Charles Talbot, K.C.8., to he vice. admire( of the white • Rear-Admiral, on the reserved list, the Right Hon. L ord John Frederick Gordon Hely. burtoo, to be vice-adadral on the same list ; Rear•Admhsl of the Red Sir Jobs IrDoegell, K.C.8., to be vim-admiral of the blue ; Rear-Admiral of the White George Elliot to be reer•admiral of the red ; Rear-Admiral of the Bice George Goldsmith, C. 8.. to be rear-admiral of the white ; Captain Edward Gonne. Faashawe to be rsarridnurel of the Mum ADMIRALTY, NOM. 10.—APPOUITIMIT„—Lieute mml. C. J. Wise, to the Royalist. Plollollol.—Lieuteasos G. S. Bomiemet, oommasdieg her Majesty's poboat Flamer, who wee severely wouoded to an easserseaset with Chimes pirate' as the 28th of July last, wee yesterday promoted to the rank of commander. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 10. The King Arthur, hired sailing freight-ship, Capin Marshall, this reaming embarked the right win of the 66th regiment, under the command of Lieut.-Camel Hems, for conveyanoe to Madras. She takes oat Oiptains J. B. Hums , E. F. Turd's, W. H. Rowland, aad B. F. Dolga ; Lieutenants A. H. Kay, W. Y. Frobisher, end W. King ; Ensigos C. B. Betharo and Braddos ; Adjulest 0. S. D. Osborne ; Surgeon T. Parr ; Ligtenast T. Dug, instructor of musketry, three gloms' wives, sad four chil dren, together with 23 sergetots. Bdrummars, 343 rank and file, 43 soldiers' wives, and 86 ehildreo. The gip was towed out of harbour this afternoon, and will sail at once for her destination. __ — The Felon, 17, mw sloop. Commander G. H. Parkia pt up stemn yesterday and to-day for the trial of he; machinery, mid is expected to sail at or for the Lastraliaa station._ The Bulldog, 6, paddle sloop, was placed under the shears is the steam heels yesterday to be masted and brought for ward for sea service. fiseamer, padd le sloop, arrived yesterday with mem paid oil fro m Emerald at Shawnees, sad afterwards sailed for Plymouth. WOOLWICH, Nov. 10. By order of the War Department a number of doming targets, manufactured ou the primilple Captain Shuttlemath, Royal drapery, are to befor ward ed to Shoeburpieed Esstbouroe, Dover, and other artillery sta tions, for practice. The target which, after repeated imp*. rimeate in the presence of the Ordnance Select Cannata', has been bully adopted in the service, repreessa a ha les vat, divided into four oompartumata, with galvanised wire netting, ►nd tilled with 12 boatels of cork ditiviegs. The target, will be secured by a strong anchor, mad sta. mosated by a 14• fest flagetaff, painted white. The Ra, mew steam-VOlll4l, Commander H. B. WnWLw, fr om the West Coast of Africa, was paid off at the dockyard this day, and her crew granted the usual lease of Awned The continuous-service men were (mimed on the boobs of the Fiagard, flagship, as eaperesmerary sea man of the Seek The Ranger is a now vessel, laueolied about to., years since at Deptford. She a considerably = o :ad is ordered to be docked aid prepared for re. CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS TO CHURCH , tato It tom, EQUITY OPURTEL—Nov. 10. (Moro tie Lord Chum Nor.) comma/ v. sARCLAY. This was an amid from the Master of the Rolla. The question involved relates to the mode in which the eighth there of a partner retiring from the firm of Barclay and Perkin', the brewen, should be calculated. The matter is one relating to the nature of the agreements between the partners, and the mode l keeping the account. of the son cern, and is of interest ooly to the parties. MS arguineeta ware to-day concluded, and judgment reserved. The Attorney-General, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. Speed ap peared for the plaintiff ; Sir ff. Cairns, Mr. Amphlett, and Mr. Roars were on the other side. V. KIRBY. This case, which was reported in this jowled en Monday wee a suit on the part of the repremetativie of a Mire Courted, to obtain the rowelling of a deed by whir& she hod lofted with her whole property to a perms, of whom the defendants were the repreemitatives, as it was alleged without undentanding the effect of the instrument. The Master of the Rolle decided io favour of the *lsiah s, end an appeal was brought. In the comes of the arguments the Lord Chancellor expressed a very decided opinion eminet the transaction. and pending the roacloske of the arguments recommended the appellants to consider whether it would be advimble to continue their °wroth= to the object of the suit. Mr. Baggallay, who with Mr. Bevir appeared for the ap pellant', now Mated that it had bees amassed that the awed should be no further prosecuted ad the decree of the court below aacogqaieamd IL The Lord Chasosllor seld that the appellants had adopted a very prudent and proper mune. (Before Vice-Chamellor Sir R. T. liladmirq.) ERNEST 0. rtvux AID OTILMIL This suit was instituted to set aside • lease of the coals and minerals under an mists called the Godley estate, con sisting of about 289 sores, in the neighbourhood of S ar to obtain an sweat3t~ew, .1 and payment for the a w :erM minerals got by the defendants from the elltate. The Wee in question is dated tad May, 1810, and was granted by the Countess As Wink. to Mr. Joseph Martin fee • period et GO years, the rent reserved being 101. • year end Is. a trey of eleven tons. The coaster derived the estate ander the will of her father, Lenard Edam Gwyn, of Glyn Abbey, in the county of Osimarthea, sad the lease wee panted a 2 her to Mr. Joseph Martin, and was by km in consideration of two mum of 1,4004 amid 2,6004 to the Swansea Ooal Company, of whisk he was a member, the ether mantas being Mims Williams and 11406111. Vivian sad Soes, copper smelters at Somme, de fendants is this mit. The meats= died in December, 1810, and the Oedley estate Mee pasted to Themes Gabriel Leonard Oenw Gwyn, who dune of age as the 9th of Fehmary, 1848. Ile wee an officer in the army, a nd he class aot seem to have taken more than one half-year's rent of the colliery, and this was paid through the miniver al the GAM' soca after he became of age. Ete died ia May, 1880. Previous to hie death he cut off the eaten, and ha smudged to the plaintiff the rent. and royalties dm to him la respect of the Gulley estate. The estate itself he sold to other parties, who have aims sold it to the plaudit, who now emirs to invalidate the is ea went fireside, the fin* beim, that the lease was sot war elated by the power gins to the Counter de Winte ceder her father's will. She was merely • tenant for life, without hapeecheneet of waste, and the will directed that the profits miring from the workirg of mimes Weld be laid out ta the purchase of real estate. The seemed ground on wig,* the plaintiff relied was that the hem was an inimmi deed me, the not reserved being much too mall, sad meek lees than was paid for other coal in the vicinity. The plak tur also charged that Mr. Martin obtained the ham by freed, sad that the Colllltlll6 was induced to visa the lases by the count, her husband, to whom Mr. Martin gave. two promisor, sobs for 2001. sad 8254 ; and 'aldose* was given that when the lease was oriented the countess was very unwilling to afilx her siimature, but that after the parties had parishes of a quantity of brandy and water, the countess, at the eseuest solicitation of the count, co rented to sign the isms. It was also alleged that no solicitor was empio~td a the pr of the smatem. On Um question of impro p i ideaee, a slumber of affidavits of persons experienced in collieries were_ ,rrld and several vitamins were examined in court, who deposed that in their opieion the rest was lees than the value of the semi. On the other hand, ',idiom* of • reisst•iag aharester was Wetted os the part of the &Indents. and it was Shows that the mei under the Calm estatecould not have bees worked profitably bat through adjoining mines belonging to them. l ei The smosel for the defendants also submitted that plaintiff wee precluded by _his lashes from ruing, and that if he ware sot thus precluded be was a mere purehaser of a right of litigation, sad that it was spied the polio, of the law to "Dew him to mower. Moreover. that the &readmits were pasalterien far valuable masideratiou without notice. Mr. Glare and Mr. Lint y appeared for the plaintiffs; the Attorney• General, Mr. W. Jamas, and Mr. Speed for the principal defendants; Mr. Martindale sad Mr. Park for other parties interested. His Honour reserved him judgment. 00IIRT OF QUEENS BENCH.—Nov. 10. (*gimp la Baace.—(Before Lord Chief Jtudiet Clockbara, aad Justices Blackburn and Malice.) • - - - This was special paper day. The ooart disposed of two assee, but they were of • purely sod tachairel cha racter, and 111 only for • legal izir BAIL COURT.—Nov. 10. Sittiap at Nisi Prins at Weetminater.--(Hstore Yr. Justice Crompton and a Common Jury.) PERVISS O. MUM= Tail was an action for alleged tales representation in statist that the home, 182, Oxford-street, was in good con dition sad Ins f rom ollep#jes _ _ 11..8eTioaaiiarry Za.liir; 6;il/1711 ware rotund for the platotiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Keane for the defendant, _ _ _ _ The ease cotuseated os Saturday and cocupied the whole of Monday and Tuesday, but the fads do not warrant a -- This closed these ditties& The court will sit today at Guildhall. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 10. Stains ie Boom —CMGs* Lod Chief Jostles Erie mid Justices Wi IMa i, Byles, sad Bogies.) FIAT V. TEN NAIL AND 00011VIDe OP ZATLAND. Mies Fray appeared is this court to-day sad moved to disearge • rule of the 26th Nay ha; upon the potted that such rule had been obtained by the feted of the counsel for the defendants is bowfin the court to believe tint she hod authorised thelate Mr. Seijeuit Wilkins to oompromiae as action. Lord Chief Justice, after looking at the affidavit, asid that there was no materials for granting the motion. Mims Fray aid that site would swear another affidavit, and repeat the application. Yr. Pritchard cootended, b a-esee ha oiled, that the Geist Ship Dowiparty were entitled to know the exact came they het to solver u to the cotillion. Dr. Leahlogton gave hie reaeons. sod refused to interfere. Mr. VIEWS idashisigton, for the plaintiffs, applied for erste, me away were so grounds far the applicatioo. Dr. Lushington —You are entitled to costa Order accordingly. TO ?II IBITOI OF TER 11121136. Slit —I weestopping at Southampton len Sunday, sod strolling down on the quay in the forenoon I saw two boats overladen with soldiers approach. The weather was very magh, sad them was a misty sea es. The boats were so overcrowded that if there had bees the alightee wetn ess es board t h e boats must have bees . upest. tied, perhaps, a numbs: of the moldier, would hem bow drowsed. I wee informed by persona who were strawdleg that these sobllems were from Ilarchwood ktegnessa, a military station, about two miles diesel ; that some of them were going to the Soot& kirk sad others to the catholic church in Saudi some* ; sad that it oonstentiy esenund that soldiers from blarebwood were mot to Southampton on Sundays ia cockleshells of boats sunk to the murales through being overladen. I wesnine that the government provide means for these holders to enable them to attend at a distanos p:aoss of worship conformable to their religions opinions. _ se Wert zoo= ought to be adequate for the purpose. It wo ad h e . s ad thing to hear some day of a dozen or twenty wain drowsed or ipior to church through parainney on the part of the goverurnezt.--I am, tit., J. 13. Portsmouth, Nov. 10. LIFIMAT Einvices.—Daring the reeeni heavy Ales some of the hosts of the Royal National Lifeboat Is stateliest were Swim:sesta is rescuing the mews of the following wrecked vessels :- Bargee Tarowarth, of Norway, 17 men ; schooner Northers Lights, of Prestos, 4 ; ashooeer Arias, of Workisgtos, 4 ; schooner Gipsy, of Drogheda 4 ; snuck Saucy Jack, of Drogheda , 1 ; barque Marietta, at Lisboa 1; and barque Provides:as, of Danis:le, 7. Total lives saved, 38. The lifeboat's's° aided is briegie safely into port with their crews, coesisting of 79 sue, the_ltalian brig Osesoglino ; the schooner Sir Calls Campbell, of Whitby ; the whoopee Giulia, of Palermo ; &IA the ketch &sip, of Amsterdam. The lifeboats also went off in reply to apale of distress on twelve 000asiaoe, bat their nervier were sot ultimately repaired. The amount of mad" paid far these sorrier was 1861. The committee of the isstita hes ere 'messily appealing to the public for methane* to amble them to meet the continued heavy demands oe the soai!oty's 125 lifeboat establish:arta. AC;CIDINT TO sag ROYAL DITIL STILUIZIL AFRICA. —Mr. T. S. Raffles (the Liverpool pM• d 1 ) a a: d d llPtaim Hawk nau tical aseesson to the of Trade, were meowed yesterday in an investigation of the eircum- Maser attending the recent accident off Ceps Ram to Um Cussed steamer Africa. It appears that the Airier, area built at (hassock in 1860; she has three decks, is sehmeerrigged. sod her gross tonnage is 2,2%; her length 266 feet, breadth 37 feet. She has two engines of the combined power of 800 horses, is commanded by Captain James Stone, cad her crew numbers 130 hands. Alter leaving Liv erp ool an her voyage to Boston and Halifax all west on well mail the night of the 12th of October. when a heavy gale end thick mist came oa, and the vessel struck epee • rock near Cape Sam- The captain instantly ordered the boats to be Bleared away, and every preparation was made to disem bark the massagers should it be found esemeary ; ulti mately, by removing all the heavy lumber seism the vessels heed was lifted from the rooks, and though the rudder was partially disabled, the captain steamed on to Si. John's, and beached the Africa there. The mails had bean previously transferred to H.M.S. Neptune. Nom of the pasmegen were lost or injured, but all ware se speedily ma possible transferred to Halifax. Mr. O'Dowd, who con ducted the case for the Booed of Trade, complimeeted the Cunard Company upon the efficimay of their arrangeemeta, observing that there was not • better nmeaged company in the world. The evidence showed that the Africa was sup plied with three compasses, that she had a number of chro nometers on board, and that an extra watch had been set is awing the land. The principal warier examined yesterday was Mr. Hoary Hargreaves, chief officer, who had been in the Calmed Ceaspeay'a service for sight years, sad who previous is that time (in accordance with a regulate= which the essenery apply to all their dame) had been • cent 6111.11111 narater ler three years. His evideace gestendly went be draw that the utmost precaution had been need on board Is prevent accident -- IttoTRZR. STEAMER FOR THE CONFIDERATEL— Tbe Glasgow Ernancipttiou Society lately met a memorial to Earl Russell, S.cret.ry of State for Foreign Affairs, re. gardieg an bee screw steamer at one time named the Clu tha, bet now named the Panipero. The memorial stated that this vessel bad lately been launched front the building. yard of Messrs. James and George Thomson here, sod wee being rapidly fitted oat in Glasgow Barbour; that ate was enrreetly, and the memorialists believed truly, reported to have been cosstrected for the Confederate government that Ma was of a sander coottruetion to tbs Alabaasad, bite bar, ioroaded to prey upon the m e rch an t ships ad the Northern States ; that she was fitted up with run ports, lion bolta for guns, ho., although the gus poets had Moos been filled up an d th e fittings rved, aid these thins_ if*uised much as possib le;and that the meaty, Wilda*. requested his lordship would cause a satisfactory investigation to be made into the character, owsenhip, and destination of this vessel, with the view that, if found to bs of the description and for the purpose they believed berto be, she might be prevented from leaving Britain. The tollowiag reply has bees resolved from FAA Bated! :—"Foreign-ailice, Nov. 7. 1863. Gestlersoe,-1 am desired b Karl Reseed to easowle the rsesipt of the dated the 4th iost.ituda*ad by you oe behalf of the Glasgow Emancipation Society, requestiog the hits,- famine of her Majesty's governmest to poorest the depar ture from that port of the steam•vremi Osaka natal as in. ~,i ; jg at ion ham takes place as to her chamfer, owsendap, and destinatioe, aid lam to acquaint you is reply that the agnostics of her Majesty's government has already bow direeted to this matter . — l am, geotleoies, your most obe dient humble wrest, E. HAN:eon& W. firesel, Erg, sad . Paton, Esq., secretaries Menem Issascipation Se. testy' Yell benefit at reduced duty obtained by par abolise Serohnen's Pars Tee: &d at Se. at sad Is. " Mph Sieedswe st Oa 4d. Ia t a i), th• Weans* end mast deile Imrted afell wen tows lOW It paisweqwevarag l ess po et as.l e COURT FOR PROBATE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSIII.—Nov. is --- (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Justice Wiegman, and Mr. Bare. Cheapen.) HOPKINS V. HOPKINS. This was a petition by the wife for a judicial separatioa ea account of cruelty coupled with deoertiou. Mr. Abel, no behalf of the respondent, moved that the petition, which charged sots of cruelty generally, be emended, by setting out the particular acts constituting the cruelty complained of. He referred to the c a se a t " G o ld s ., v. Ooldrey," in which the late judge had ruled that the respondent was entitled to know what specile acts of es -telly he had to meet. The learned counsel also moved tbet the averment of desertion be struck out, a wise which would avoid the expense of soother appbcation to the court. Mr. Billow, who appeared for the wife, asked his lordship to peepers the case until Next motile day, bed as this application was objected to by the other side, The Judge Ordinary directed the petition to be amended within one week, and allowed the respondent the manse time to rower the amended petition as he valid have had in the ems of an original petition. Df TN! GOODS OF SPIALING.—AN INTILLIORIFF WITNSIO4 Mr. Chitty applied for probate in a °sae when the tes tator had add to we of the attesting witnesses, " Sign this as servant to Mr. Sperlieg." The man accordingly wro instead of his sane, the w or d s "servant to Mr. Sperlias te, sad the testator's attareey, who was present, Leis( in a harry to catch a train, folded up the will and took it away without looking at it. In this way the error wee aot dis covered till after the death of Mr. Sperling. Mr J. Wilde said that ertroigh had been does to satisfy the statute, and granted the probate. 11111117 P. MCKAY. This was • petition for a &solution on the mead of adultery and besertion, filed by the wif e o f an actor at t h e Lyceum. The respondent denied both charges. Mr. M. Williams applied rao the court for an allotment of &limey pendent* lite. Mr. Browne appeared for the respondent, in whew, answer • claim was made to deduct oat of an inmate of 101. • weak MX • Uttar*. year (ordinates, wigs, &c., and 8 01. for cabs to an from the Sir 1. Wilde said that au salads must he a ►ard cam if his cabs sad dramas mat him 1301. a year. (A laugh.) The partied judge ultimately made ma order for 224. a week. COURT OF ADMIRALTY. —Nov. 10. Woes Dr. Lashington.) AMOH mum? TEII CRHAT narrow The ease of " The Onset Fasten " etre beam the sort coo me 4.pliostioo es the put of the Greet ship CasspeeY to Mae out sm article in the petitiom Sled by the 'dais tiffs. The suit had beam commenced by the owners of the Jaw, for soesiderable damage by • collision, through the =nerlipam of those in charge of the G rea t Ship, sad t 1 been arrested for • MS of 6,000 f., which was the amount of the claim for damage. llr. Pritchard moved to strikeout one of the artielso of the petition, se net stating with precision the Were of the imilieiou_ oilseed mad the dassaget matelsed. His leedship helmeted thei the Mk& was wassesary. THE POLICE COURT& MANS/ON-HOUSE Mr. Alderman Linear*, the new Lord Mayor, on taking his seat on the beach, mid as that was the tint lime be had occupied the obair as chief magistrate of the City of Loudon, be could not refrain from mpresalag the pleasure it pro him to me Mr. Goodman and the other gentlemen of the court, who had occupied their position for in many years, and he congratulated himself upon bang surrounded by putienten of so much experience. It should be his mvour to fulfil the duties of his of in a becoming manner, end he was sure be would meet with that ready &instance and kindness which bad base shown to him pre. decision ! sod be hoped in the sod that he should give as much abate:tics em the worthy alderman who bad prseeded A stylish looking young man, who gave his name as Freelenek lluegreee, but whose real name wu Lear was brought up charged with forging and uttering • cheque for 2301., with intent to defraud the London Joint Stook Banking Company. Ms. Cyril Rawlins, from the office of Messrs. Clarke sad Morrell, appeared to prorate. The prisoner, it appeared, was in the service of Messrs. Jno. Darr and Co., of 13, Kinrstreet, Ohersidaz ts er : chants, se confidential clerk. The business of Davis is carried ea ut London by Mr. H. E. Teethes, • rum is the time, who signed all the cram and bills ; and he and the primer were the only parties who had access to the safe when the cheque book was kept, the prisoner baviag dupli oar keys. On Tuesday the 3rd November, Mr. sent the prisoner to the Landon Joint Stock Beak tos the pm book, in ardor that be and the primer might go over the cash second together, as he had given the prisoner notice to leave, and his Me would be up cm the Ist De cembe. The prisoner set out to the beak, as Mr. Toothier; thought, to get the pass book, but he never mar bin sp- MD7at the office afterwards, and nothing non or f him until he was apprehended. Mr. Tredve ✓et to the bank, and it was found that the par book bed bees taken away, and on his applying for a slataranst of his account • cheque for 2501. was given to him which had bean paid, and which purported to be signed by him. It was not, however, his signature, neither did be authorise any person to sign It. The body of the cheque he tram was in the handwriting of the prisoosr. The cheque was token out al his them book, and was the hut number sethe book. There were, however, several other cheques miming, end he had semiarid that severalother chaurfor smaller armor, had been rid previously ; but they were returned with the psrbook. The primer was apprehended on Monday night by Smear Scott, • detective of the City lithos, who met him in the Haymarket with a women. He spoke to the prisoner and addreend him as Mr. Lases, and he maid his name was not Leath Sart asked him whit him name was, and he rid Msigrays. The officer rid he behaved kis sum was Lanes, and add be wee • detective, and should apprehend him on a chugs of forging and uttering a cheque for 2501. Os which the =imreplied, " Oh, very well" was token to Bow pales Meet rewarded by the woman, who at the station gnus the oilier • pair of ardor. which the said the _gave her that evening, and for whisk be paid Malt The prisoner himself afterwards told the Aar thst that ma quite true. The payment of the cheque was proved, and Mr. Tomkins asked for a remand to make some further inquiries respect ing the other sham The prisoner was remanded accordingly. There were no lees than five petered charged with real ize watches in the crowd collected to view the procemsion on Lord Mayor's day, and were committed for trial. George Garrett wen charged with having his pormion a valuable gold watch which had been Detective officer Baker was in Garlick-hill on the previous afternoon when be sew the prisoner, acid knowing him to be an old thief went up to him and asked him what be had about him. The prisoner replied "Nothing,"es which the affirr rid if he had nothing be wood not mind berg searched. To this, however, the primer objected,; bat Baker, with the samistance of two Meade who were with him, searched the prisoner, end in his cost pocket found the gold watch in question with the bow broken off, allowing that it had been broken from some one's guard. A description of the watch was sent out to ail the stations, and in the oourse of the af ternoon the owner was found, who, it appeared, wu viewing the prooerioo, and while it was passing missed his watch from his pocket, and at the same time saw • man, who he identified u the prisoner, ruining off, but owing to the density of the crowd ha managed to got away. He identified the watch as his pro- Pril. Tree prisoner was committed for trial. Captain Lean, from the office of the Goverment Emigra tion Communion, waited upon Lis lordship yesy. He said the commissioners ham. heard of th e destitute condition of the passengers of the Ammar, in wiesequeue of the Ices of that vessel by fire, they beteg left entirely without clothing, had subscribed the sum of 501 (ia ad dition to the 51. which was given by his lordship as the ran. insncement of the fund), to provide the sufferers with clothing. He thought it right to mention this to his lord ship publicly, that it might be dawn that public Mem* ties was commenced for that purpose. His Lordship said he was glad to bear that the Wanda skews had taken the matter up and subscribed so main ceetly, and hoped that they would be successful in reaming =Solent for the purpose. BOW-STREET. William Thomas was charged with being drunk. and meaultiog pliceoonstable F 34. On Sunday woollen the officer was out duty in the Strand, when the primer came up to him and said, "Oan you fight ?" The constable told him to go away and not make any disturbaom. The prisoner. who appeared to be very drunk, again challeaged the officer to fight, and ce his re. pelting the advice to go away quietly struck hien on the side of the head. The constable thee took him in charge, and, with the minimum of another constable, took him to the atation•houee. He was brought to this court on Moodar. The prisoner —With regard to dronksansea, that ill WTOCI. I ant a total abstainer. Mr. Oorrie—llo you mesa to my you were trite sober? The pneomr- Quite so. I had drunk nothing whatever. Mr. rie—Thee why did you strike the Aker? The prisoner—l am subject to epileptic fits, sad altars lit is over lam quite stupefied. Anyone might believe I was drunk. irrCorrie—l have heard of epileptic fits leaving a man stupified, but never that they excited him to punch peoples' heads. That is a most singular result of epilepsy. The primmer—l manure you, sir, I don't know what lam doing when lam in that state. I really am not accoustable for my actions at each times. I am perfectly incapable of controlling myself. The inspector and several constables cooctured in gayly; that he was Trey drunk. Mr. Carrie remanded him till yesterday (taking bull for his appearance) in order that be might produce aurae of his friends, and especially a medical man, to prove that be was liable to these fits.- _ . . His ;ifs atteWed and said that be bad been 'airiest to then fits for • long time, arid after the lit wr away in • half insane state. She had frequently followed him about the streets, watching him to try to keep hint out of mis chief. He had the wildcat fstteres, sod used to run away from an imaginary pursuer. He left borne on Saturday night with some friends. and until she heard be was takes she thought he was still with them, or she should not bare allowed him to wander about aloes. She had thought "it was hanging about him" for some days. Mr. loran said it looked like iseanity. He must be re manded till a surgeries bad seen him. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Two lads, named Henry Bolton and Henry Perry, were charged with attempting to pick the pockets of several per sons io Regent-street and Saville-row on Monday night, the street. being much crowded by persons anMoas to see the illuminations in honour of the Priem of Wales's birthday. Henry Dawson, 301 A, deposed to seeing the primmers Wally engaged on Monday night in trying the pockets of several persons in Saville-row and Regent-street, cod on taking them into custody, and lindieg two white pocket handker• chiefs in their poemeToo, they both said they belooged to their "young Mies.' Perry said that he could assure the magistrate that it was a mistake. They were out, like others, to see what was going on ; it was not likely they would take handkerchiefs when they had their own. Mr. Mansfield committed the prisoners for three maths' hard labour each. . . . perry observed that it was a mistake, but he supposed he must put up with it. GAROTTING IN THE LONG WALK, NEAR WINDSOR. TO TILT ZDITOR OI.TIIII • Sin,—A paragraph under the above heading haviag appeared in seveml at the Loads. daily papers on Mceiday lest, the 9th lost.. the matter wag brought before the sitting magistrates, Mr. William Hanson tied Mr. Robert Blunt, at the Town-hall, Wiodeor, by Mr. fluperinteedmit Eger, since which the mail hair been hly investigated, and the paragraph from beginol og thoroughly o w e r l u iound to he a bus and lying invention of some "pienor-a-liner," there being not the slightest foundation whatever f or such adiagraosful febriratica. You will oblige the magistrates of the borough by an insertion of the above, and abo.—Yours, La, WY. WRIGHT. Windsor. The homeward-bound off Deal signal their number to the Aare, and from thence a magnet carries the glad were to the owners. The same inscrutable force la em ployed by Mr. Herring In Ida magnetic brushes, dtc. R Harald etatea :—" I regard them aa the most perfect brushes hitherto made, m respects their usecluolleal construction and their mar ark action. They are the remedy for grey .Jr,b neuralgia, eneumthlann II Counterfeits are being nude —Mose, SS. Beglnghallnlifesi,Lerthon.—LArthertionneall 1863. PROM LAST NIGHTS aazrrrs. Dim= ov voucnovo AND mom zosmoarso TO as ' OMB= AT TIM OIVICI OF TO 0W 1•OleTBAB. MOBS OF Boozoorroy. PAIZIRMASAriTUBT. PAN Sitt),l7ll. tom Gnaws, Sbenton.stie;l7o - kilant,-rosd, machinist, to surreador Nov. 10, at 11. Wiumn Haar, aria -Mae. SetiumiEseeti. baker, Nue. 22 . at L lealmintica liallilD itoniwre. St Geerproroad, Southern*. Jon Nor. U. at 'own Janis Win, Onstleatreet, nolbona, law stationer, Nov. 7a. M ii Thomas HUM Owsit. Wed H. Year. butcher. Nor. at IL Wp.t.talt gnat' Plum Igram-terrace, Lannon, men to a Lelesrapft - emapany, 44, at 11. 1111 Aux Bearamm HARD WICK, N. James's-road, Holloway, late chemist, Nov. 26, at It. Boll= &mane. Bt. J ohies-wood . terrace, builder, N0v.26, at 11. Brldgwei,liouthwark,surgeon, Moen:Lent. Jolts Ilmarson DrealW, Woodborougb, W Malan, driner's anthtant, Nov. M. at 11. XSOIIAnD Mown, Brinol-niace, Paddington, wine merchant, Nov, 30, at L &La Miura, Olney-street, Wslworth, late warehouseman, Nov: 30, at 1. EinDaan tent-street. Barooth, bootinekey, N0v.30, aS 12. Alone Gegatia Anw3l.l, Bow, butcher, Nov. at, at 11 JAIII OALLitanali Longeore, lodging-house keeper, Nov. 30, at 111. WAIT GAM, Portman-rt., Portmer..th ulterer,Nov. SO, at IL JANSA MUM (birth, Poole, travelling draper, Nov. 30, at 1. ADAM CLian loom St. Albans. grocer, Nov. 24 at Jon Com, Greet Yarmouth, curvier, Nov. is, as 2. IDWAID HALLWAY, Kelso-terrace, Stoke Newington, oommer sialclerk, Nev. M L ! InWAlPJommos, t. ettot ed rne ' Morn 111111 THICK O • e late captain of Tend OWL Highleaders, Nov. SIL at Z. LAWILMICII Law Lower Unionism% lategrocer. N0v.24, S. nrea'BretlllMY sad 1/114X Benne - 1, Newport, Lthropalere, ' belabors, Nev. 17, at 11 ninth Boon, Wolverhampton, carpenter, Nov. 27, at IL fitateM BOWS" 01 LOllOOl fitaffontsh. farmer, Nov. SO, at I!. BMW= HOGIWIL Klepwinford, &affordably% brick menu feeterer, Nov. 110, at It Itagrtim H 00111111.„ nail manufacturer, Nov. 10, M 12 WII.LIAM .705811, BbnrbridBe, hosier, Nov. 30, M it 80811 E inIInoLDS, Aberdare, beerhome keeper, Nev. 211, at 11. All LOWS, Bristol, Ironmonger, Nov. 20, at IL 81801 Games% Csstleford, Yorkshire, glass boil& more se tuft% Nov. 211, at 11. JAMBI 00Arnn, Jury, Bradford, Yerkabire, Nov. 13, at 11. TIMIIMI MM., Dewsbury, Yorkeldn, builder, Nov. 23, at 1L TATLOI end Santini LonanorYoll, °modes, Yottthire, worsted spethers, Nov. 231, at 11. COLIN Biwa% Ineth, merchant, Nov. 16, at 11. Ulna Titoism Mom •1111 Atm Mon, Huddertheld, silk anteaters, Dec. 3, at 11. WILLIAM HIM= Birmingham, journeyman glees batten maker, Nov. 23, ai 10. IftlDllllel Banat. Birmingham, labourer, Nov. IL at 10. Gammas Holm Manchester, pallor, Nov. 30, at M. Roma Blunt, Halm, lemeash., warehouseman. Nov.lo, at ph. JAMBI 801701, Marsenester, greengrocer, Nov SO, at 91 Tilolita Megoaevi Gamy, Burton-upon-Train, shoemaker, Nor. et I. r Joni TO " MS, Lincoln, book deliverer, Nov. 19, at 11. TVOLte Watt" North Suenercotes, Lincolnshire, blacksmith. Nov. IS, MIL 80823 Wool., Westoomper-Mare, cabinet maker, Nov. 23, at It Malian Pin Lure, Hereford, wltestwit, Nov. 24 at 10. JAHN 11.1111MLL DoVIDALL, Swansea, Wait, Foy. IS at S. Join fawn% men., elhetheld, bone cutter, Nov. 26, at ZUMIWIt Limn, Rochdale, chemist, Nov. M, et 11. treltain Woonisonse.Nottingitam,turnitumpaither,DechketlL Joni Neoax Maidstone, late Hemmed yleenffiller, Nov. 16, at DIMAS Ronson, Drakelow, Worcestershire, market prdems% Dec. 2. al 10. JAme Timm, Leek, Staffordshire, batter, Nov. 21, at 11. JO= &Written, South Wootton, Norfolk, farmer, Nov. 27. at 11. WHAM* Jon Worm BM Belford, Nottinghamshire, ae combeer. N0v.13, at It QUALM MAY, Harney, Staffordshire, benselker, Nov. St at 12. 0110535 Den, Berths, litinforttahlre, Journeyman brickleyer, NOV.II. 10 11. ElataMillAnGl3ol, Macclesfield. late victualler, N0v.19. at 11. Ameenti Imo, Cumbria" watchmaker, Nov. M, at it ' • ' LAST ICILAWINATIONIL Dec. 7. J. Mackey, Clevedoo. Sornersetshire, livery nth& , keeper—Dec. 7. W. K. Congas, Bristol. coentant—Dee. D. , Llewellyn, Bndgend, Glem ari organalthe, bender —Dee 17. J. I &Moor, Orris thistle, Dosseralure, coal saatelmal—Dan 111. J. Merriam Gulaborough, Yorkshire. lionkelper—Doe. 11 , Tar% grocer and province dealer—Dee. IA B. Mry, De Iftetahlre, woollen manufacturer—Dee. IS. J. Beaks, Battens ' Ash. Yorkshire, firmer—Dec. 1. C. Kingatho assistant overseer—Dec. 3 J. Sylvester Lie. coleahlre, ► watchmaker and jeweller—Deo. tJ. Kimelay, • ates-upon.linll, beam founder—Dec. a Measar, otherwise celled Lim Kemmerer Manchester, dealer in imp and herrings Nov. M. B. H. Mends, Melbourne. Derbyshire, lieutenant in the Myra navy—Dec. 4. I. 'Video, Brighton, beer retailer Dee. 11. L N. Kirwan, Great Ormsby, Lincolnshire, boot and ehomaker—Dee. 13. J. Powell, Gamy, Herefordshire, ewhen-- Hook the jr, Hereford. Nov. W. W. Davis% h eeded, eterer—Dee. 1 shoeing smith—Nov. M. G. T. Bidwell. Middle Deal, ent, market gardener—Dec. 6. J. Warrens?, Boodoons, Keel, grocer and druggbd—Nov. 21. T. J. Totterdell, Westford, So menetshire. butcher—Dec. 1.• J. Ayres, Kidderminster, vic tualler—Dec. 1. H. Glover. liartlebury, Worcestershire, lionised victualler—Dee. 11. T. Standen% Melba; Yorkshire, mill wright—Dee. 4. J. Olditekt, firotherton. Yorkshire, ship's captain —Dec. 4 J. Brat, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, boiler maker—Nov. 31. D. Tummy, Wohmsbury, 6thifordahlm, draper—Dee. lb. W. A. Seek, Brighton, commission agent. BANLIATIrthY ANNITLLKD. Nov. e. JANIS (Morse, ?SONY MUD, CKSISTOPIIII2 TON, SQUIBS AMON. SOWN CIAZDIIIR, !OSSA( WILEDIIIOI. see Qualm AustinOs VOSTIWIN, Uistlslord, Yorkshire, ghee ufers. DECLAILATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. . _ ROW? AmiculTrial7;zi cabinet maker —lst divi dend of lV , Nov. Sdi, and three subsequent dlondays, at Harris s, N 11=11ALlat i V i talSoil, ikerhorough, painter-Ist dividend of IL, any Monday. at Carrieles, Lewis. TisonLs WOOD, devutoe !ded!le.fszveer—let dividond of Ss. dd., ------ m aea:Tick' T - eJs7 AD) _ OD Aoararna DACKI LACT. Maley, Yorkshire—let dividend of As 10.1., say day, at Carrick's. Leeds. BALM" LOILILT. Pedal*, tablow chandler—lat dividend of la 3d., say day, at Carrick e. Ueda Dee. & J. 8. Coleman, 81 Anne. Kentlsh-town, hotel keeper-Dec. 8. J. 'Mickley, Cbelvaaton, Northamptonshire, publican - Dec. 8, J. Fermor, Bushey Heath, llertforilablra, ' builder-Drs 8 H. Oldham. inn., liamptese-terrace, Camden. town, ironmonger-Dee. tl U. Beriritt, St. Peter's, Isle of Thane', and Broadstairs, Kent, butcher-Dee. & T. 0. Bayley, Claildiord, I Surrey, tailor-Dec. a. &. Pearson, Highatreet, 2iottlng.Wll, stuff merchant-Deo. & J. Woolley, Kettering, Northampton shire, draper-Dec. & W. H. Beauutout, Heading, Berkshire, ironfosoder -Noy. U. IL Rimed, Beading, Berkshire, core denier -Dee 1. P. I. thrall. Mark-lane, City, merchant-Dec.l. 0. Furman, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, hootneaker-Dee, 1. J. L lysh, King's Lynn. Norfolk, baberdaaleer-Dee. L J. I Spooner, Bishop's &milord, Hertfordshire. limendraper-Dee. J Gillman, Bern itkatree fordatreet, tallar-N0v.28. Rev. B. W . Bell, Biomptouvow, Brampton, clerk In holy orders-idea 7. S. Pickering. Long.alley, Maxfield', baker -Dec. & H. W. Church, Hackney-road, collector to a brewer-Nov. It J. Capes, Willotegts. I ton, Lincolnshire, tailor-Nov. M. G. Hey, &cotter, Unoolisibtre, Innkeeper-Nov. It 0. Wright, Osinsborouglx Lincolnshire, timber meribant-Nov. 26.0. Clover, Haney, LincoMshire, grower -Nov. Wildbose : Stockwith, piotllasheseshlre, wbeelwright—Nov. 26. Blirabvih Conine'/I, Wiwi; shire—Nov. 27. J. Ruhery, Birmingham, umbrella manufaciluer —Nov. V. H. Hawken, Broadoak. Cornwall. fanner—Nov. 27. E. Pawning. Kenwyn, Cornwall, miller—Noe 27. D. 71Ike, Sid bury. Deswashlre, betelsw—Nov. 26. 8. P. Bolltho, Falmouth, Cornwall, innkeeper—Nov. 25. & Cola, Hol.worthy, Devonshire, fanmer— , Nor. 715. IL G. Hussey, Pinboo, Devomildre, lime burner —Nov. 2S. O. Lewis, Liangeful, Anglesey, builder—Nev. H. I. Smith. Liverpool, saddler—Nov. 22. W. Jones, Chester, brewer— Noe. 20. 7. Kay, Liverl, ship store dealer—Nov. 25. IL Jones, Bala, lierlonethshire, builder—Nov. 23. r. litibbert, Boltington, Cheshire, baker—Nov. 24. J. WWlams, Cardiff. greengrocer Nov, 24. W. Bees, loath, Glamorgansishe, tailor—Nov. 24. IL Parr, Cardiff , Glainorgawhire, labourer—Nov. 20. W. Burns, North Addington -place, Camberwell, sanitary engineer—Nov. 211. Z. G. Frost. Yost Derehum Norfolk, butcher—Nov. ID. 0. Allan, Best bereham. Norfolk, haroess maker—Dec. 9. H. R. Byers (separate e tate', Balialley, Lomb. detreek and Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 9. 7. Clapham', Ptocadwp, allvetemith. DISSOLVID. It Hollins and . F. golbtia, Astray — inidie, ape -Ashley, coins spinners—Cauollas Keightky, Klies Grim, and S. B. Union. Bir mingham, fancy box makers—John Ashton and Joseph Ashton, Glossop, drapers-G. Booth and J. Hawthorn, Goldenbill, 8151- fordsnirt, end masters—H. J. Martin and G. W. Done, Man chester, mat dealer,-1. Mackie, B. Uladatone, and E. Gladstone, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant.. so far as regards K. Glad etone—T. Martin and D. Cane, Liverpool, wine and Vint OW chants—J. H illimasou sad T. K. Santinson, Dublin, brewers-- T. Beardmore and J. DllllllOll, Langton, Staffordahirs, mum. Univers of earthenware—lL H. Baxter and J. White, Ashton undar-Lyne, tobaoconista—C. Holland and F. Dkkinaon, Liver pool, brush manufacturers—J. )1. dbattock and F. M. :Mattock, Heist. .1, faddism' ironmongers A. Hill and Maria Northam*, Plymouth, drapers—W. Jacob and J. A. May, executors of J. Heath, and 11. Heir, Tuumall, niallordshlro, ooal and Hun Mons masters—J. Holgate, W. Roberts. and T. Roberts, Rochdale, attorneys, so tsr as reg .rds T. Roberts—G. Coles and J. Brows ter, idgeware-road, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& LUNG ill4lll. Masada of Findon. and Upper Tooke, Kin es,Laseklre, sactioater, Nov. 17, at Melvin's Hotel, Stan. Hans. JOHN I 1111111111 Y, Campbelton, merchant, Nov. 16, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM Roataraoa, Glasgow, bookkeeper, Nov. 19, at the Faculty Hall, Ginagow. Roust Goalies, Elgin, Basher, Nov. 20, at the Om don Anna H. , tel, klgiu. DONALD MaxL[LLAM. Catboat. Inman...-skin, distiller, Nov. 17. at the Rol al Hotel, Portrait, Inversaiobire. TRAFFIC RETURN& )111aPas- Mr- TeemsToOW. RAILWAYS. open ammo ahaagile 11144 WI Week fading Uct. 25. 4 It It 4 Woman 44 21/2 214 433 SU Woe* ending Oct. ZO. Mardi and Milwaukee .. 189 5,190 4,575 Meek ending Oct. 50. Great Waitara of Canada 515 13,903 13,901 Woad wallas Oct 31. - MajgbeggaernlGlaagew 164 3,341 7,628 Week codling Nov. 7. Conk awl Bandon alaegow R South Western! 116 8,375 7,018 Week ending Nor. 8. Onset Luxembourg Leedom end Blackwell Ilsarlaater, South Jima Nom & Altrhachaat 705 422 Lin tom Metropolitan 8 1440 1,668 3, 1 11 6 8118 North London 7iiisn — Ydlo74 - 4t NMow se we ese Lem 111 [AdeertiegM•l4.l--BOLLOWAT'II OINTMENT AND Pau —Never Pettiest a Cold.—lt is painful to bear of the many fatal cues which commenced with the ordinary symptoms of a common cold. 11 2 .11trveys Ointment rubbed upon the hack and gi.e.trryx: t). 4 ="o.t t=e nc . Aber rev s c t in e the Ointment fora few days the putout irritation and the tightous of breathing diminish, the cough becomes lacer and lees fre quent 111Ili the phleson is expectorated with leu difficulty. till the lungs become free and respiration itaturat All subj. et to Printed sad Pubtlebsd by WEILIAM JIM NM" 01 4 1 take cold from exposure So varying temperatures will and Eamhard4treet the City at Londe*. Maier* MO . Holituras's eoothWg Mamma said pying Pills u adective 0111ce, In lomberdetreet is din heir et Willsiblon e eehpard asniostpinnsisp. beemeffillE asthma. mid consumption. 1 WMaeOT. NOVIANai 11. UM& eWed 79. ItV Y.—Novembe r 8, at Guildford-street , ineerloquare, Hear Marko, ma of Mr. M. Levy. mr.l fel 7A6[.—November ts, at Norwich, W. Stark, Lvq.. r 0 4 • rniter.—Novesitior 9, at Arundel mean Norwborl. 1.4°4. few, Mt. Ann Waage, aged W. . MARKET& TALLOW:TU=OAT IMMO. —The mead wu steady talky : apet sod all the year, Na ; daimon, eds. ; March, 4k. 6d. to 4k. 9d. Delivery yesterday 231 make ; arrivals ditto, 1,601 casks. 001TON.—LITIRPOOL. Nov.lo. —We have had a fair de. mad to-da, with a quiet market ; prices unehaaged. The Wee are 3,000 bake, of whit& 1,000 are fat export and opsealsties. COTTON GOOD& —Marietta:wren, Nov. 10.—For cop yens the market has been rather easier to-day. Sellers an asking the sane prices as they did au Friday, bet precti. Bally buyers iod they have a little advantage. This ie sc. wonted for partly by the flat accounts to hand from the Liverpool cotton market, and partly by the unseals= which exists_ respecting the money market. lo boodle yarn prim are tolerably lino, and there has been a fair amount of hue nem does for India at the extreme prices of last wash. All Wads of hank yams are firm, the spinners of them bang to a peat saint under coutract. On tie whole baler quiet market is reported, and the aggregate buskins for all gleaners has not been large. In cloths there has not been mash doing since but Tuesday , and there hu not been much cheap today. Buyers have shown but very little disposition to operate, and the sales have been satremly limited. - Where sales have been effected they have mostly been made at lower prices. There is no very peat pressure to sell either on the part of manatee. hirers or holden, but manufacturers in nearly all eases are williag to make very fair coo. MONO= on the priors they recently quoted for the purpos e of effecting bleier:is. This applies to the generality of lode fabrics. and indeed to cloths of ail descriptions, with the exception of 41-inch alurtings, which appear to keep_ their Tahiti better than meet other gads. Mews. John Pander and Co., in their semi.moothly circular for India, dated teca n.d Urday, say that China shirtinp (including figured and rid) and Celcutte goods have been in small do mend during the past fortnight.. They quote 13114 China shining, at 211. 6d. to Tki. 6d. per piece. For Bombay there has bees a moderate buena 39-iiseh 61b. shirtless are quoted at 16e. to lie. 341. ; nb. ditto, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 341. ; 45-inch have been in good demand, and are still wanted ; 714 command 16a. 9d. ; 81b., 21e. 6d. to 22.1. ; and 91b., 255. 6d. to2sa 9d. Lemyelotlie are quoted 21. sd. to 2s. 6d. _per lb. for ordinary . Toloths are quoted from 2s. sd. up to 2s. 7id.per ar., according to quality, but are dull, and to little inquiry. Comma Vls yarns, they say, fetched 33141. yesterday, sad best were quoted 36d. per lb. WOOLLEN.—Lune, Nov. 10.—There was only a moderate attendance of buyers in the markets this morning, mad the amount of business transacted was limited. Wiese,. and makes of that Aar, with a few tweeds, iseltam, and habitats, constituted the main demand. There is no decline In prises. MANUTACTURI3B.—HUDDIatiFIZLD, Nov. lo.—Buyers aillerding to-day do pot exceed those of brit week. lied taming:Wm srs marked by a strowg degree of ovation. Tads is sot at all considered unhealthy, but the high rate of discounts seems to operate spied heavy purchases, 'elm lions being made only in styles required to keep up variety. Is some instances merchants ask for a little lower lino', which manufacturers boldly resist in consequence of the soluineed value of the raw material. WOOI.B.—RUDDISSFIILD, llov. 10.—Then I. a good choice of the old stook in the market, at prices which are madronahle se compared with the high rates ruling in Lou. don ; yet this is no hadumment to purchase freely, buyers only taking when is required for immediate wants. 13011 N.—Hots, NO*. 10.—At tom e market a moderate supply at Radii& wheat, which readily at folly last week a , sad in earns itidaness as advance of lc par qr. is ob ped , best raps of dry red making Ms. to 39,. rth,so4lb. Foreign held firmly at rather more mosey. for malting slow at priom in favour of buyers ; (dad * unaltered. Beans sad peas quiet. Oats dull, bet not quotably lower. The (mugs import. last week are a. nadiw:—Whest, 3,850 vs.; barley, 5,40! ; oats, 60 ; beam, 399; peas , 622 ; lineced, 402; rapamed, 1,953; oil-cakes, 366 tor ; hoses, 60 tons. I. ,e, Nov. 10.—The wheat trade is exceedingly firm, and the little showing is taken of at fully last week's mtge. There is rather more inquiry for Bettis {pantie& The demand for bailey is limited. No cheap in ether satiates. Litwoot., Nov. 10.—Our market bas sot ban numerously attended to-day, sad wbest bas bed only • moderate consumptive sale at Friday's quotations. Flour meets • fair isquiry, and prises must be Noted the tun naiad buyer. lodise eons hi difficult to move, and sales of qmiattty are sot practicable coders decline of 3d. per quarter. Wised oatmeal slow at preolis rates. Brass beim offered more fierily hare lost the improvement made cie Friday lest. Peas sod barley remain without altaratioa. TM market Gloom steady, but quiet. LYE!, Nov. 10.—Weather has been mild with a deal of rein Moos Wednesday last. At our market to day the @glad wheat was short, and late prime fully sap. Barley, beet simples rather dearer, other &snip stone as last week. Beans and oats, prices unaltered. Per qr. imperial to the power : Wheat. white, sew, 631 be. to Nibs. per imperial bushel, 45.. to 46e. • ditto red, 6311 m, to 641ba, 40a. to 42a. ; ditto red, ad, 6216. to 631ba., 40a. to 41s. Bodily best Chevalier malting, 54lbs. to 66th.., 371. to ; data, runs Chevalier ditto, 5316 e. to 5411 e., 33e. to 345. Oats, 36165. to 42115., 22a. to 26e. Baur, old, 63165. to 631ba, 40a. to 441. ; sew, &Ake. to 6411 m, 38e. to 40s. Ngwcagrt.; Nov. 10. —The weather, since Saturday, has been rather unsettled ; today, however, is fine, with a falling beremusier. At our market this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers, and arrivals being equally so, this, combined with the presence of several buyers from a dilator*, imparted more activity to the trade arida good business resulted, cbiedy in old wheata, at pnoes that were not previously obtainable. Flour bad rather more tone with rather more passing. Malting barley =mitered, and the Berne remarks will apply to other articles. 8A1.1881:71a, Nov. 10.—The supply of all descriptions of Fain was considerable, and the attendance was correspond ing. There was an improved trade, with a trifling advance on the better samples of wheat, but the greater portion wee out of condition and little cared for, but prima did not give way. Flour unaltered. Malting barley was in great re. quest, and for the primest samples le. per qr. mom mow was obtained. A steady trade doing in midt, and prices a little firmer. In other respecta prices were the same salad week, with en average demand. Wheat, new, 38.. to 435; old, 335. to 435. Berkey, 29a. to 425. Oats, 22a. to :Mt Beans, Kb. to 48s. Pesa, 33a. to 365. Rye, Vo. to Be. per qr. Flour, 31s. to ra. per sack. Malt, 645. to titit per qr. cerrut.—SALIBBUILT. Nov. 10.—Our market today was well supplied with bouts, and the quality excelleet. There was also a full attoodaaca of oountry dodos rad butchers. Best beef were in good request, whilst uderior animals were not much in demaod ; bat a elearaoce was nearly effected, and for the mast part were sold at former Mel. There was a large supply of sheep. whirl Numbered nearly 2,000, and met with • ready sale, last market's prior being fully maintaioed A very few lambs were cm offer. Calves were ale shortly supplied, prime remaining as before quoted. Figs were is peat quantity, and there was a large fatal:d awn of buyees, but prices are extremely low. Best ox beef, lls. 6d. to 12t. 6ed. per score ; caw sad heifer ditto, 10s. to I la. Od. ; best Down mutton. 7d. to tid. per lb. ; mutton of inferior quality, 6d. ; lamb. 10d. ; veal, 7d. to ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7@d. ; and 84. 6d. to 9s. per more ; green berme, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, Bd. to 9d. ; quarter old store pip, 10a. to 12s. each ; cows with calves. 121. to W. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Frances, from Leghorn for Lyndon, Nov. 1, off l'shant. Ito,. Bell, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept. la lat. 3 N. Tin GALWAY MAIL SITAR= ANOLIA.—At four o'clock yesterday afternoon the Auglia was got off Black Rook. It wee sot yet known whether she wee much ic• jars& She was to sail to-day for America. BIRTHS, MARRIAOIIB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OltlNDLEY.—November 9, at Cambridge Lodge, Wandsworth, the trite ot 1. D. Grindley, ran., of a daughter UNDIJIMANN —hove:Diver 8, at Yort.rilla. Pa' B4llll , haw the wife of It. Kindermana. tiaq of a daughter. Ll[—November 8, at Inky-house, TolUngton.park, the *tie Les Iten , of a go a t SPEKlL—Norrnber 9, at Quern's-road West, Regent s part. the - 7 - 731 A. ii. Speer, xw., of a sou. . - VANE.—November A. at Curson•treet, Mayfair, the Countesi Vane, of a daughter. WALIISLEY.—Noremher 8, at Ilufilt-Wrect West, EccloW n ' swum, the wits of Ur. NW. U. Wamaley, of a soo. AB Alitgi. BURN—SYML—Novensher 7, at SL John's Chapel, Edinhurgh. Captain J. hi Burls. B. A.. to Jendma, daughter of J. sPne. tiso ,Professor of Clinical Surgery iu the I niversity of Edw. _ _ BEY DOC R-1( ENNlSDY.—November 7. at Christ Church. Marylebone. by the Very Rev. Mr J. C. Seymour, Bari. Ikea of Mourester, lottchael, Inn of Vloe-Admiral Mr Y. Seymour, O C. 8.. Coonnander.lu-Chlef at Portsmouth, to Dialed' Georgina Frederica, daughter of Captain W. H. Kennedy. R.N. TOID.—CIIES I ER.— Nus ember 7. at ht. Ilernabas Church, li,c• Menton. by the Rev. M. L Jones. T. 11. Torn; Rag , of Mr. hank Lodge, Walthansoton, to Mary Fanny, daughter of O. Cheater, lay., of Mt. Alban's-road. Kensingtoe. DEATHS. BALDAY.—Nowember 8, at Gleuoester-place. Hyde.parllrst• dens, Isabella, relict of F. Baldry, Esq., aged VS. DAVEY.—Nortnabet 7, at Dorchester, Mon, J. Darr). I*. 7n HALLMARK E.—November 8, at Loegarre, LW L Hallmarke, l/ Mm.• 11.•,•1 Z I Dock 21 kb D teallj the t regtsl Dock yam, good of in Bolel D' the I koo• --- trad4 rant MOO N all dim and at ; low call SOO ffis BM, ta, tr.,