The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-07 00:00:00

THE ggpßEss, FRIDAY. JcYENINO! NOVEMBER 7, 1858. gad► Intelligente. COURT OF QUERN'S BYLSCR.—Nov. 8. MIDI 10100 ill= WID outr. u . um =las =Jim% .....f1... IjgD lam. Ix al W. rAraz--LA'or or AUNT IX SUM. Mr. Bailer 011•1111 he v. writ et balms corpse directed to tin seder el tbe l =st Jassy, reaustiag bins lo briar; ip the bay d Nob, so lailisbass, irk. was assedied WM I Mesas la Jaw, la NNW, 11145, sad lad beset malls to nes 'bleep up le the primal time. The guilts wee whether bb mammas, we legal Of ask. The 1180111110 be was weisa es .milds @MAW. led to Vie neat elm et Ids viable le lobe usehrbsilisa eat Is Ids b•• stead datbe bed bees sesested for • isle whiten% say saw Wag slows et peseedisp ales, Ist Is believed ender • pewee mem to the 'wads nesest law el tbe Med ; that ble Way Yuba bed wand bis leas Iwiellemist e sad that be was dread ids life witelkba wedited if be wore mot rikaseL _ Illogball Annul tbee lime met be wee eau- L NtM Idliswel la hairy to guile ups lb, legality of the r. Baer *Wight desk kwaldpiwase net booed W the law of Jersey bee seen Wbe galled by the eeetitatleaal LW som vesis. Ind Oapirell said the erwsdlealswel law of the delta woo that heel laws should be respected. They mast be prewasdhy the law of the plies where the arrest took plow, @M/ha sit davit did aot disclose that the meet la this cue we swam to the law of Jens,. lir. Bear valmitted that as seek ea arrest was contrary to the eesetilatlinal law of Mislead, it was necessarily Weird ia Jeresy. Led Carapbeil said he could aot nets, to melt ea arm neat. Ma own spike was, that U the arrest had been = to taw law of Jersey, the Ran would hays bus sip. If the leveed dowel had shown that it wee 142111 the lex led, he sight have suoteedisd ; bat as be set Mos so, the eppliesties mat be refused. Rah rehisi. JILDDLESEX SBSSIONat The thine et this mutt tas the Number general swifts were resenua yesterday meenusg, at the GalldhaU, ile West miss, WIN Kr. Pea Q.C., melitaat judge, sad a beach el methesees. Theis were 60 primers for trial, 46 shamed and liar with miedemeenosr. The dadthst Judge adhered a short charge to the greed jwi thrthhyDehree, 66, think (wperier eduatice), wee In- Mid htheiesely embeeslieg the several sum of NIL We, is. Ik, sad Mi., which he had reesived on ithetheenbeems Hareem trimming seller, 108, Regent- Meath bin minter. He gleadedi rainy. ILL 1110salf• appeared he the peesention ; Mr. Bodkin sad Mr. Weigh wore fee the phew. Ifir. Both& Mated to the oesth thee be was inerested by the Nub s 6 lb' phew to thee they bad hum% him haw* is a meteueat fa the City of Len gth, M moot saspostehh tharoeter. He failed, and the Pthstwitor.wbe hei Mu emulated with him is his days of Abe/seed big • sheathe to keep his books M 11. pee week, whisk be accepted, and W held /err some pose. He bed • nuseeses family, and had bees blue by maseeity Is meld' meelee's menu to an anent, In the 4F of nemly 1,0001., Udell, however, was speed ever a of xis or .ewe yam re Befo he took this situation was la peat diriamos, the neenesitise of his family pressed beevily upon Ms, sad It would appear that he hod bee. tempted to w 4 his master's mousy to meet the Own& thee kieneL It could not be urged ter • Month that a Mee with only 11. a week could be allowed to make us of Ns master's money; bat u it wan the pulses of the ours to temper Judie" with messy, be stated these hots en the primer's behalf, sal tee great a them scald be laid upon the; dr onmelases, that the mosey had sot been spent is folly or =tion, but to meet the graving wants of • numerous . In eddities to other misfortune', his daughter was idt a widow with • samba of young children, who became doped's% ma him for support. These were the real sinus- Meuse of this unhappy owe and he trusted they would have dee weight wi th the posit in giving judgment. The A/Jobbat-hap said he would outsider what Intone, should be pronounesd. William Williams, 20, and John Follett, 24, were hied and found Guilty, on a abatis of stealing a gold wee* value 221., the property of David Hughes, from the perms of Ann Hughes, is the Now-reed. The prisoners had the reputation among the pollee of be two of the moat expert thieves to Lapdog. Previous oesose were proved sealant them. They were seu tested to ten years' peal servitude. Three men, named Harris, and Williams, who were fouled guilty last melon of Robbie, a lady is Long-acre, were brought up for judgment. Harris and Williams were ticket of leave men. They were senteseed each to 6 years' penal servitude. 11.01/1 XL MUT. William Hall, 22, William Shawano, 21, sad Richard Warner, 21, were Wisest for stealing 209 lbs. weight of had, value 11.124, the papery of Am Talfourd, sad fixed to • building. Mr. Salter meassilled i Xs. Metcalfe defended Hall, and Hr. Reify appeared fir Mamas and Warner. The preematelz b the weber ft the late Mr. Justice Tal• hard, melding et MUM Same, rube" and from the seldom* et he usedtmea it appeared time ea his going into the stables the marshes of the 18th ult. be ob. served • lee bele la the roof, frost 8 to 10 feet muse, flew whielt the teed had been removed. About a quartet to 1 *Week as the mendeg the platten Warner mad Shavers= women tegedesr with a horse and out, going la the Orman el imam House ; and George WA, a bricklayer, wed that almost twelve Volook on the morals( la q be was poodag up Honey-lane, Mount" and saw two men pigpen together. They went Mtn Mr. Atwood's asperegue gromds, end soon after four men appeared with • quatity of bed, whfoh we put into a fart and driven away. The Mid. t sinrserdd. Was Psi chased by a marine.sten deka mimed Benroft, in Leader. street, Chelsea, who stated babe the magistrate that he mould positively identify the prisoners Hall and Wuner as the poems' who sold ; but to-day he named to swan that they aus the preema ladermatioa was gives to the pollee delis refsfary, and Wormy aid Shawnees WO taken into mad, ea **lath silt at Ms Mess Man public-house at M.*. d, end Hall me on the .wing of ths2let in tbe street " Me mites n. V l. Heisialle was about to address the jury for Hail, when tho mull!" ledge sold he was of opinion there was ao ease ROW hiss. Mr. Hwy Wrested the jary for the prlsators Shawaroes sad Weimer. bat they were both foal Guilty. The prism libeatesee was this farther charged with twits WM melee* esatieted; aid oa MUler, 16T, ling idled to pew, it, it wee slated Hat be bed aeothar ease to stash to at Multevoughaigest pate asset, sad had goes away, takiag the seetabosie ef seavlesisa with his. Mr. Cheesy said Ms woe a moat estreeritleary prorardiag • the put of the *Mew ; bat am the jury had to legal ',Waco before them, there was a Mime of Pistils la this ewe, sad tiny must give the primer the basalt of It The jug feud the prisoner fibewhos hot Gritty at the shams of havft been provhaely mavieted. Mr. Cressyesierel dee impater ea duty to report the madam of tho teams MOWN tile pates authorities, sad eolansatedi with, memo waft ea the whams Noon" who both bane Ileasgishate sal peed jury had spokes positively se Is the Mouthy w pilaw Hall, es to whoa aura appeared te bo aoweal M ebetallag with say shave of the treatesim. Me tam sawed tbe pollee to ask. inquiries ao to the way is Irbil Iseereft kept Ms hooks, sad if say *video* mall be 'Wald be oaprootoil his de sire that be shed/ be plaseeetsd he perjury. Ho told Bhavemese dist he bad moped tympani osevimdo through tho asel6paas sf tin *Seer who ought to have proved the hewer maoiseka. Ho seatsesed Ma to hard labour for 18 moalbe, sea Waren for 6 maths. THE LONDON OBNERIL OMNIBUS COMPANY. Talliday said as inspection of lateral new samessis. !aid s y Ores of the ptiaelpal !weaufaetwreee la gm mompipe i n e ssit ghee la the Osild:well.yerd, with the Lead Wpm Tits T Aides sahibned mem gasheenea ed Items. Gown, Why. a m mil semphod mess Moonset t m gmeashose., =Ts Weft IA to be apresated lel *0 pablia l J e r i = limiest sew Mow the mass eg mom the onealetle Signe to Union sail ki saber% 11 is Kemal le sold liel ib m itMampitosissis thsailos ha 111 MAN be kolas' sal es addlidsa of yolk EA A mens that Ike Is sot Oily le be lbw . lie lees thaw Meet minim, mew sesenhisi, her tut ameadeshey of Meson. Sewer, tm heat that of Mr. Ouspesteh sad two from Mot et Ms. fir. Ia all el Mess, two desiderata of lest pales ingerlnstee ausely, omillatka ma ea sayossalska ea = seas to ban ben sanfally MAK sat , sad this without say kis= gibt mailed . It wand of mares Mae bola eery to aid to the span by lassoakg the width of Ohs lbis se eimisgs Wyk ben bon pumbini tea r y I. dis =r ham aw, the eel intason sossamendisa thas weal M 'de wail hawnsest nriall. kali emirs Si sun harks is the bass., sal semi a sine' =tha s z e n si t str a tla kr.. . 1 . 4 ........ I T: , assil dint ef needs( Is span essoyini by what Is lasi die nig _pf she easafbn, sal by redseng fhb la smit this they hen yank about eth Mks Mir the- is tut lassie of the rabbis with. MS 61 emalles ik Wadi if ISOM& The silk of lin sousky if van ge ls Ss alai vbsi ay M Mks' adenoid 1.. sinsisso kin will pandosily sosamsai irk Is sil who oaken *prone whine. The 111061600 of Massa. Gems (sbe mann of +hie is Mr.,. 11*, of Ilsolimp) is. peeled with a wry mini a ter immisaindsg with the soa king, dos tanspatablia lOW min= rho akar prat dank& inliskil NM whim of Us tams malsold. Ishii is bong bilk passeagor gins heft ask* weeds ler f es= fkariag s a animal whellials bra the ... if ado, =- imam *A. This duple le d. tilde it la het ea syylliallos of the sollwayiknisi Is he applied Sethi the amnions bansM sempeay. On of the Irisisisselis la the idss hitherto seed hr bees w l : l alof isms sapper; by moss of which the puma might Moody limsoff whin punkin is mks in nu. To smog Ibis some sf Ms ass inks' on sk with needs =them dm ales& sobers with slothoosni strap, own wiesposynessinnikanik M the sun dos es sa kainhis Odin elapses. The onsegssion so to wn the 1111111/1111riss to bum la isa sa epee mintios, is be isissmind W ths peek vela. Is seers ouos the 011M0111110411•111, is gam Wee Is s ilk a sad it Is Mr Ms labile Is eg dWplea h. oa tits whole. the mast imithis. As Is n liedm. berminr, Ala is the mad pain Is ho osadiessi. k solimums Is Ibb mkt tits sow onsibasse soon to Mirk AIMS en le dished. Is oath sample nadistioa Is penes* hr by mom of perforated wino sosprmisp shodsas Maio silk My, ossabisai with a similar amseZ M the ead of Me yokels. TMs queen of les. MY an inapt sinalin. sad the lament together with tin issressad kith, tr . al peumn Is Ohs ..a rsatl Yritilolfssl....gosa= Ishii to the mil them The Jamul Ismer eats M aisie a Map kik of ths nil with as donated stem. sad k,lu g a valve so tto tarry 1 off ths re As avls.muds the nails of ail tho rile 1 madness, than is a mark aria kr the bend. is rho nom to that sosf, mananst stops bait ponied by mons of vibe OM egew genieget ma went wit•sat say anger Is h is or limb. With rapes to Sues, it is owed so be Ms inenias of the sonpsay to szhibit then satin as well as Mein, se . to Nan so eau, of sonplaist ea that esbiset. Oa this pill it may farther be stesnod, that it is the design of the ohm se osisthish to may mks as =km Mn if ohs kik is may of the skin as day :La inweissi to semi as Moguls roam sad the manylvesas. belay ikons of restrirthag It a as so amble • tarts wilier sine sonseses amens to ban apes ties, et Isms, of sin day to noir ems It is but juke Is the likeless di n g. be sinzU soy, that sky apron to bo kiln= of lag ley rest impronamost whin saw be to teem. with t% if view they sena s be WWI LVkr a amid mains. sad paid the amok Is Ns. 1 ... yr; sad she tan of their having nand themodus of the shill sad nesuress of three of rho snot amnia kik% sil thasidabis ef sompolissis with ash sibs; semis et kinks ihs damnify *Mr pinkies. Mk kis saw abseil Ole husk sad MP moth sad Inds amoi• bums nes them KM mks daily, err maws the mines iesseillis aggregate of a mien if =LINLIs WON= to sho pubis smelbsoss ysiosig there woo a private sm. alopied het about ma masna. engsatly hued sp. sal so songs' as So be pesalbohy skarn far Owen= Atha she winks bed bin sabibilk la the Ea: M the liskisaksee , when they won= the ssi lesi iiw Ut sh llis !middy ea te tee s : e d sank sil of hit by Mr. ilsosansera, oats of she tad by sone den dissessos of the • TM m Paink ivid t Mk at tut &deka! sad the sivis ak esisosine al the sypersialty of paused lespodea Is SWIMS 10 Mimeo so •1L TRANSFER OF LICENSES.-ST. PANCRAS DIVISION. Yeatiaday. at a Spud maims of h.r Majesty's *Nose at Os ate w s. ty of Middlarez, acting I. asil kr the US. *dim. bud at the elark'a eass, No. I, Goaliwelesoy Deftest, J. H. Caaaellor. Big., I. the Ghat, T. Wake. ft, awl W. lisataaad, Eaq., the fel- Jowls; MA= 4011kiaria WHO ands: The Levi Sesessaptos. Boathareptos•rood—Reary Watts Itemptaalle Is Romp Hanbetstaaa The /tot al flirt r, Kaatish Town—Basabeta Martha War isig adtlitiatriz of Wawa Magas, diseased, to Pb The Lag* Riattgate—George Panzer to Richard Des alts bastheserass Arms, Whittlebsrpatreet—Charles Brass SaJeb! Reship. _ _ . 1111Wkaiss - Asite, Hari Tira te WM= Dunn& .11; —r oggliandhia woosoinado, for the OW lino. for the truniso of Ma limos of Ho CargoannV Arun, Rowlaad usrost, has Almada* Willtlats to Thema Taylor, of the Ml•phaat .ad Cathy M whisk was allowed. The two provisos ninon hp t s JMMr to treader this Wooer won OKA sa eissisa, Kr. TOON MU Was tio lIIIMOB Of IlegiesS sad Cann, the *lnn pawn to troadar the limn of no Cssimatan• Arms ois Yin, as In mall sot M "sow dwelling" is two haws at tho nag limn Oa lie mood delatiail it was sovglit to transhr the limn as Saran Taylor, the d. tar; and junior net oloot a boot Id. transfer, Woad to ontartaia the . Mr. Taylor sow nand that ha Indigos. op da is t , lile, and at rest in the llamas to taw glont 'MN had removed tho dilloolty, end no Mown a/ the Corpsman' Arms was at mos troaa. hand la lino DUBLIN, Nev. 6. A correspondent of the Daily Express eupplies some part lc • elan of a murder committed at Oleidore, in the county of Cork, a poor met;,, named Michael Driscoll, having died on Friday from the effects of a beating which he received on the 26:h ult. It ap pears that the unfortunate man win returning from church on the evening of the lad-mentioned day, when he was attacked by a number of men, and beaten in a barbarous manner, no cause foe the oat. rags being stated, but the e xpression of" Death to the protestant," said to have been used by one Or the assailant', leading to the belief that religions animosity might have something to do with it. The coroner's jury found a verdict of ri wiled mantle against the parties, who have bees astmleifiand milted to to stand their trial at the stelms. is Wei M that at the funeral of the ushelemate deelassi a number of the lower clue at Biala eltheNse skew bled round the grave, sad by *sir deism Eimer endeavoured to prevent the siergyems toes read ing the burial service ; the orseneremselasielni tee rise to a good deal of excitement in tbll The same correspondent states that Mrs el Cionakilty, in which efforts have boon Mk M litre. done the Towns Improvement Ant, sentilMee la a very excited state, and that it has bees to seas. nary to draft into it a large additional plies force from Cork. The Dublin Protestant Association ''Mashed the sth of November by holding a meth) 1.8 nit p at in * . their rooms in Abbey•street. Mr. ~ took the chair, and addressed the at some length; and the following . - kik be v. Mr. Ditcher relative to the ploge against Arch. deacon Denison wu read oa the eseenien : Beata Beim, Oat. 31, 1666. Bir,.—l had yeatinday the hassles le resolve tram yea a latter, dated the 28th matant, mettles Wide* at the re quit of the Dahlia Protestant Agradffisis i _sod asempleg so ass a espy of Iwo resolatiass pared at I= se iliet , far es the 27th, impressive, first, of their be Almighty God for the ;adman delivessit by the Arch bishop if Canterbury at Bath, oh the BM. to the aro of Ditcher waif Demises; sad seemly, alibi" kernel of lay services is promoting the mak tbsa shasinegmest was Wended to terminate. Permit =P i Is relay e Ube miser the letter sad the ressiesises to myself, emasers yes that I Issas bees estestel Illeangheen t he Pfc. e iodine le this matter *a be haw eleskrete WM. myself MAW to God, Sanwa et Ale Werd. and the dueness sad formulates et ear belied *Erik Bat. at the erne new, I sanest be Ingemeible to lbeaseleate of my emansi Owned by my akar beekses. err hit le tad that, as sash, the reedesisesed a body se out as titied to mime es the Dellis hetrelest Modell= ere nest legteas. WO awe reMlweeft, gleg Am se, yee, ao the =Mom et 011ie Ida erwairiakedse, le re then ray respselfel theehe, sod es ingssit a semmesere of their ;myna 111 the sea to hum Si the eanse, so the farther preassunisa of width I stied reopew gilt' owl weetforely esesettted.—l hoses hewer Ie My Irvzs im ellelhatmemai, Mors Domes. D. Paftw, kn., Assistant Messy, M. It was the Iselin of the meeting that the pa. tertant party is parliament having been brakes* they shield net be is floe great a harry to sunk street it, 'MB they amid And tried and umengeo. a li g ma A polite ismer was glen retseday in Dundalk to Mr. Welles Kennedy, M.P A. _ boat 80 gentle um attr:tt e ltr. N. Markey presiding, and several Roma clergy men being of the number. Lame et apology were read host Archbishop Mist% Ilr. W. B. O'Brian, Mr. 0. IL Moore, M.P., Mr. Swift. BLP.. &a, and the tomb were—" The Qom' " The Pope," " Tne People,' dre. Lord Seaton, commanding the torus in Ireland, bee bees on a visit of inspection in Limerick. It is supposed that his lordship's visit has reference to the intended formation of a second battalion in that gamine. NAVAL AND MILITARY, ADMIRALTY. Nov. 6.—APPolllllll2lll%—Assisbot Bararinea R. Ill.Deas.ll (1864), to tba Jamas Watt, 91, as steam ship, at Def.:apart ; P. liariiart (1861), to Lisboa Haspital ; awl W. F. Mu Cliatea (1849), to the Ckatbaat Marisa. _ _ _ /Letts, haeistaat Borgeoaa B. T. Mortimer sad T. W. Subs, to the Ispregsable, 104, fag eldp. at Deveoport J. Paterson, to the Flegard. 42, at Weolerkh ; 8. Caswell sad P. C. liagrath, to the Vietory,lol, fig ship, at Neva pert. CHATHAM, Nov. 6. Miss& H. Sandbaat, director of the Royal Roe ems* ettabliabaent, has naiad r order he the ird =of the Itlyal Eagleson , seder as seaweed of . H. Seeley, to reseed oe eat/Nay to the 'sap as Serseliffe. The 10 h ecespeay ere Wee nadir eran sew le the Currants taw, seder the maimed of Colonial rAlrlee, R E. finial @aloha Berms*, 0.C.8., Inspester-Cieserel of lealfeelises, as approved et a sew deseription d Fettles addle ha has itivented by (!upset Miler J. Jesse, ILI., ahik tas slew to their b leg awe load late tee melee. 2lesir sepriesity over thaw la present as assists is their I=l.pareabiliti, the speed with whisk they ashe saw Oar lightseee, sad their sheepeas They sr* seas of sheet hoop las lashes is breadth, sad as ado* of sash Y only 2710a:Tere wee as sake sae is Ivo Wastes. GRAHAM'S TOWN Sam 19. The 80th Regiment arrived here this yawning, after a totteeme north from dm Boy. TM bead et Me 06 aterebed eat to aele,ate teem. end heeded Maeda= et sheet 300 ogees is Stele salty to the my. 'rho Toronto Co:milt says :—" We undmtand that the seat have jam ceaplatod a envoy sad plans to two fortification aad two towns at St. Lambert, Mink Montreal. One of the fertifleatken we andantaad, ene of the wren, is to In treated above the Victoria !r ; the others jest below the works of the Champlain i g Lammas, Railway Compaay." SPORTING. This less the first of the series of lope winter &fiascoes. Attest • desea rumbas dropped ie. bit sot a bet was Mil. BETTING AT -THURSDAY. IVIRPOOL GREAT AUTUMN CUP. 6 to 1 apt Maims (t) 10 to 1 Bar Deo (of) 26 to 1 Ansa (t) ACCIDENT FROM THE BURSTING OP A CANNON.— OR teasing en aceabrot of a most frightfel diameter occurred to a youth snood lames Wud, aged 18 rare, while in the set of discharging a large bleu mason st the residenee of his father I. Bethnal green-road. It appears that the unfottasate youth and several sompaaloas were amusing themselves by dieshargieg arrwee k tres Ward propoesd is let o ff the mason, wWrA wee sad primed la lbe sisal way, sod while be was I. the met of griag it with a Righted metes, tbe maws mu blow. tato several pleas, sad a portion o f this ragged motel salmi hie Tight shut, cassia' a metre leeensias of the hoe, sad gutting away his right ear. The lower jawbone sustained a 'caviled culminated fracture, sod hi.siosth was Mewls, surely literati. He mu removed to the Loadoe Respite]. were Mr. It. Detunhem, the house surgeon, and hie sesiat. ooto, Immediately drersed the wounds, bet the injuries were Kesel a serious satire ttat but faint hips ere gives of has SaITH. LATE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN EIPITAI, 7111011.—Yesorday messing sha p'tis - ematebl. arena, 63 H. tad the young wet Moore, who were 'tabbed by Ike Owens es Seedsy reernieg last is Spitalfielde, were is period by the hoe.. sergeon of the Losdos Hospital to be do a very dengernus post , ins. The former for the last 48 Lan has sot rallied. The emsditioe of Moore ban not is proud Wm TondeY, sad Of the two ho appears to be is Mbomou/ critical rive. OPPOSITION TO THE POOR•LAW BOARD. Lut Male, • meeting, oureitml by tho Borough of Marylehems Pohticel sad Parochial /mocha:pa, was held is the hige MOM of the Colemeam Taunt, Partlead• road, for the puree of oressiderleg ski peopnety of lets Mishit( ea Aoti Poor-law Board Leap*. Mr. W. haus, late elmreleardest of Marylabose, pre sided ; sad amoept those proms' were Mown. J. A. Nueholey, shereltwardsa of Marelebone, Thomas Boss, Dr. Ihelsoffser ; Misers. Tipple', D'lffeager, jun.. M.Rnly. R. Furor Date elerobwardes of Bt. Pawns), Baines, hrissatead, Wusgfield, Bussed, Tamer, Ridge, Bober, !a Mr. 'Urns° moved the Ant mutation, deol ui VE ousesity of a hope to protest t h e ratepayers the kingdom from the Interference of the Pear-law Then mold be so doubt that the Post low Beard ossodeed power Shot were ....eatitatioul, sad they made see- iloitt.o wawa iadoposolost whits; to got ttti6 India their Emma. Mr. D'lsiatrass, jun., esoondsd the motion. Mr. Boas, is sopportiag the resolution, remarked that if W leases now shoot to be formed would oely We a poise of visitiag the poor•law unions lad eolliestiog the facia es to dm treatmeat of the poor, Om would he able io a short time to prove that Poor law Board rule was a die grecs to W present age. The fact was, that everything done in poor-law unions wet kept a profound wait, but by noses of this league those doter would be brought to light. Mews. Nioholsy, D'iffeoger, Etriamesad, sad other gentlemen, supported the formates a dm loops, and an address was agreed to eettiog forth that So have was astableimd for the sole purpose of proves*, Ms Peor• law Braid hoes fated/Mai with parochial selfigoeummaent is nation mistiest to the poor, and also of elvogigg,lbreegh the medium of parliament, a thorough reformolioa of the law g iag the Pcwse-law Board. A vote of theaks to the diabase terminated this weds,. AMOTMIS not INATRICS ERCEITID AT TUN Strattor GAILDIXL—Late cueing Mr. W. C estroser for But gamy. hold as lastest at Stamford Bouno, Staseford•strret, Blaelftian-road. Mauve to the desth of Mr. James Clore, who was one of the patties island at the Smith dudes., Go Sandy, the 19th sit. The demised o had, it appeared, on the day is. sesetiss , disod with his KRAUS ON THE PRUSSIAN GOTERSMINT.—A Mtge from Breslow of th e 26th ult., is thli Joursof do Ihinifiwt. daughtsr, lobo rookies at de, Ilia d d id d i e sid , an d i a the swsiss west to bus aramen wish. Del ", lb . states that a eosoidereble oessetio• had housesued thou coshoion be was throws doves sad V el ups., bet was " "r e " of Y. Sch — o , ado of 010 111 11 044 •Ida•fo•••Wo ssestsay „ less " sod „ is ss pos from oto o.r- of cloth and blaskete at Stackeress, sad esatrester for IM ds„ to the „„„ o f ft ... foto. NA woo sum " to "apply of the army. This street la oinaemed wish map ez walk, bet with great difficulty, to tbo Msss of Iblldrahter. tsl eh. fnB.l ••••••thod of W •••,- lb was th en loud to Mt such brio. And the hoo,srses, d•• P••••••• 30 and 40 w Wows memildi is the slim. The saliitary authorities hats oesossow teat odd Awl. sad eitaa Wald ealuslaal bff Balmos." eke en the landed Broom, of M. Bak —d, asnesathe In yahoo Watertee-road, seraeoe, it was dltandred that th ree —ll - of hi. ~" " sid e „ sis Nowa Re 00Th to 600,000 trine, oho plotted under eesurenratios. dirks employed by the obeys 11• 01 • 1 • 41 f but did sot sirs to piss uattindembly The put ' r " of dm lista e wooly *oh neat f sg at 1., „ mob d othentinios are sized sp is We fried, which, it appears, widow deprenioa of his eldest, sod es Bawds, lael ododhod W b ms two . aktoto " 16. 1 1143. l tothro o k" i° the slat. amourhi Oath. The C oroner i ntimated that sitar eel L iassims. OLLO — NAY'd 014 1 a. INEPT MID liwithesod isneiry he did sot coo ed ' , i t seesseery Id pal Ito toasty to the @area's of re 'sambaing tais MeiIMOINIO lIIMAMM Ikafrar Vaa T" C0.."X,. Wit'essce. The Jury othordiaely retursed so ods• totdu tit; madder:6a ama 11."7: IMPORTANT TO Slit ' , OWNERS AND UNDLIWRTTISPA =Me biembot sfs Aslausimpole le ..L —Lterkroot, Trussoso.—The soswittoe of the Wet. ydMssell sit W th. iaibuliltridsdraoassatibmilleandlialairldia peel Iliederwriwre' Awmattee hive neared s safer ,am hen New York, tasess uu tsd i th at the o f i su .s o o rsses t .. saws ied— new ilm liimedlot Dmill aidida gid by a ra l". is Oat elty him the timid erelemdleMlsweem licalidasesathM4. boa •DiPs INAN:rir. orris(' of psis to tkrsorourths = " usau,,Ged"lliffi.4.4 New Tart ;Id A. IllaNdis Oa. *Or DOWN tinily. g l aga."; A. aidafe Minot Old IL Mir. Nair. 111 11S. TM= 0201010111 LID 001131100 891.111% TO MO kT lIIf BIJIIIII V. Mr. Hawkins was mesa for the plaintiff; sad Mr. laddlestan for ps.donswiantt - . . . . Tbis eaasrsrltlehsrse part Hard yesterday, wee ea fate/- pleader hese to totertais whether a aurae sad cart seised by the Sheriff of Surrey, wader ea etteeeties at the twit of the defeadeat eits_iset patios neared Knepp, wee the property of the plabstlf. The facts of the ease were of so interest move to the patios soucened. 'risibly ultimately feud a millet be the elotoodast. This was the last same intend fa the puma dttlags. COURT OF COMMON PLR/LB.—Nov. 6. Loll3loB Of SLOOL-BOPOSZ MOMS COSIBWILL. isowno, AND lIITE V. WILLIAM. 1.-1111A01 01 PROMISE OP riaututoi DAMAO'S, $OOOl. The Attorney-Gruel said ikat this is.. had bees tried before Mr. Jetties Willa, at the last alE ti ; when the joy gave a vedia for the for 3,0001., but he had now to moo to set milk verdict sad to haymow trial, span as groat ad the damages were emotive. The facts ef the we Mae Mies The plaintiff, Kits Sid* was the daughter et a prier= who had been a shrk la sae of the phial diest, but had retired oil =oat eke weespossivialy without forme ; sad the was a brewer - at Messertrak la EMIL Then WY NOM to believe that the jury wen Brialy induard r M amps by a very enaggrassi resest ems by the = . tabor to Mwealery einunatmer of the He said that the defeatism had told bra that bis imam her the brewery, la rid& he was a partner, wee westh GAOL a year, osier he was yessesstd of about KOOKY its lade. It hued sal,, hemmer, that this was as magmata, sad the rehears, is es &admit sworn by hrs, dialed hang ever made say meth reperstation, es "arras la the ships of it. The bersdeat's &Merit stead ast the sable valve of the brworery was oaf= a year. sal that se te rawrg is lie bade ha totally that he had wring of the hied. The whole of his Mbar% Craseseard le ray MAIL, 'air hay beta divided eel the dahrlist, his serer, sad airs, aid he was em, sr worth rem altogether. then WOOL Tits poliatire father at the Wel, rerwasmod ate debars& r having spoke; seedy sad isetatlapy to hits, sal also to his daughter, whir eiresawleato so drat bad risme with the jury. The idandtra wow denied the while of that ✓eismat. It epos sat add that Mt mother iril Ward ✓ug to break at Memel* sad Mr. &dna ilia MOO • de:Wow idled= he the old lady, tad odd that she right as well pay the ilmeges It was sea boded arra kad intarfered at dL IX seam. der to. fkadiag of Sh o = l re breah of ma be stratled t the maid dray M G M sa bto ma'am yw , dads, assm. Meares. Me. asters Oresowell sold that at the prima meter ha had peat eldistary is thimbles that the Mart Gould set oaths dear Asses dsail of the dessratemeerdmtw Thr ogle totem hod ertlissay a nd dr o p ha err of tide rem pass trims, and thesdre i t s assbefol Maim the esurt mar to lates eta "Made sada by the be. tesdaat. The Arfarary• General add there were dee samba of memo espaired with the brewery, and uother by the aid drew the ea of the defeadeat's tether, who was with the MIMI of the heady, sad who do. mei the shameteasse shove alisiod to were as est meggenties. If ash issilip found that those aSskulM see eared the tree elalemewto of the ow, there wer e trobably be but very riMnaty in settling the ass aftweges, bat there mad be so doubt that 3,0004 woe altsgmber ea irsaggorated ma. Mr. Jumada Criswell said that his broiling thewder mad Wilke thmett that the ale should be pasted is Ws saes, although Mr. Isaias allies thought that the evader of sore part of the defendar's raft towards the yessa had eostributed to Ewell the earest of damps. Ils es. fasted that, bat for re issikerima ef hie hued breasts. he Mould have hesitated Mem he isterisesi with the rot of the payee emit a staisar. Mir ass=edy M this. They Wes se Me satiset st as , sad , wen best able to jadge of the marl salislag whir the yang lady ray have eustalad t bat fa ameguatee of the °Oak)* of the ether judges, he roast ram is grantiag the a:i. treatod. &OM V. DATIDSON.—" TNN LOW•31.0:1111) OWL." This we as action is which the plaintiff sought to reermeg dumps foe the tafriagentant of his copyr4bt in tbie any known ma " The Low-bsaked Car ;" and at the Mal beiges Mr. Janke Wilke the jury returned a cordial dtr Onigitinitiff, with monied damego• MA DMA however, now moved for a rale stalling arm the pinitiff to show muse why the weedier should sot be ' =Mei bathe &dead sat, and why there shoaldhot be a sew trial. It ap.ared that the air we an old one, bat it had been altred by the plaintiff to some *Meat, sad he hod also written new words to It. In his entry at Stationers' Hall he had elsiaad the copyright of the whole com pellable, notwithstanding the feet that the air was as old is.. This, it was submitted, he was sot en titled to do. It also appeared that Mr. Lover had sold the American copyright to Moven. Frith, read, sad Hall, bat he claimed null to retain the copyright in Reiland. This, it was submitted, be could sot do, inas much as Lord Bt. Leonards had held that there could be no assignment of part of a copyright. Another objection was that the plaintiff.' maiden's had not been properly deiteribed is the entry at Stationers'-ball. The address given was, " 65, Osford-street," the place of business of his publishers, and where indeed the plaintiff's letters were at that time directed ; but he had as,., in hot resided there. The court was of opinion that there should be no nib upon either point Hale refund. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov. 8. 'MIPS I Wilt• Vii I.OIID WM/ MOM, In. IA ALDIIIIOI.. tea. LAM KAMM. AND Ma. skins SIANIMILL 1111.111111011 1111.116011X11T. This anion, whirl was tried before the Lord Chief Hues at Middlesex, in the sittings after Trinity Terni,was brought by the plaintiff, who was a porter in the service of the de fendant, a silk metehent, Ia the City, to remover sempensa den in damage, for false imprisonment. The defendaat pleaded a justification. From the evidesos it appeared that the plaiatie slept at the defendant's warelense, where • robbery of a quantity of silk was committed; and he was the first to call the attention of his employer to the circus stance, whereupon as gemination of the stook took plus, sad it was dbethend that • quantity of silk bad ;been out off from the plane, and that in one cam two pieties of silk had bees sewed together. The defealant aiming under the impurities that the plaintiff bad stolen the property, or sou 1/0011bilit of its removal, had his box searched, when is it was fouled admits and seal, the property of some person in t►e establialimeat. The plaintiff fleeted an keewledge of the robbery of the slk, sad scoonated for the possessioa of the chola asd seal, by ststl that they were Is the pockets of • coat which bad been given to his by the person who denied them, and that at the time he discovered them is the pocket, be offered them bon, bat was desind to keep them is his boa. This, however, was dealed at the trial by the donor el the Eat. Oa this &entity the plaintiff was gives into custody and convoyed to a polies station, aad bocce the 'Elea. The leaned Judge at the trial directed the jury to gad • verdict for the defendant, who, to was of oplaion,wat j testified in plug the plaintiff into eastody. Mr.B.rjeestßdlantiesnewapplied for • rule toast aside the verdict, and for anew trial's the ground of miedireetion, contandieg dist the plea of justification wanot proved, as it bad not been shows that then was reaseaable sod probable cause for giving the plaintiff lath custody. The Court were unanimously of opinion that the direction of the learned lodge was a proper direction. Two fasts bad been clearly established at the trial; that a felony had bees sommitted, sad that the detoadeat hd nestisable cane for etespesting the plaiatiff of having bee• seasoned in the commission thertof. Astlsg as that he had given bias into sae•edy, and they must soy on safeefeatly reasonable grosnds. The direction was rlrtit, amides' t►e rule would refewid. ask refused warding/Iy. OtTETAL PALACE. ONE 81ILLING DAT.— TIWPADAT, Nov. 6. Admiodoso 115 papoost, Jon; &No oy s..i. Ng" 121. Told *I NM, WM TSB POLICE COURTS. THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY. William Plum and Juges Bargees, the former *nee a pad, sod the latter, till hiet eight, holdiag • similar office in the service of the South Radars Railway Company, were brespht before the Lord wee in sustedy of Ser geant Smith, a Must've eager iging to the Metropoli taa Police tom, urea the amp of bavleg hem emosrned is • robbery of 16,01181. well e/ old framepalmier' la its Windt from Loudon to Pada Y tbe meth of May, 1866. Mr. Bodkla spree/el Y anpmet el the penseinition, and Mr. Wooten/ attended ea Ile put of Pima. Mr. Bodkin said the pefeesen were 'barged with befog encerned is robblag • leak Beaters trate in the month of May, 1856, of a gem‘ty of geld in the act of tranomb elm to France, of the wttm d 1&IISd. Pierce with en nmetate whom it was peopmed to can se a witness here ' a/termer. the puma who princdpelly phased the robbery, assisted by Bann% wise at that time was guard and bad r would of the diet was robbed. Be (Mr. Bodkin) net go Into the particulars at that mom's?, bat was perfectly justilled, hem what he knew of the cue, la stating that the oilman imputed to the prisoners would be brought home to them hereafter by the clearest evidence. Some disclosures of en extraordinary kind would probably be made in the coons of the isuetigatios, but be forbore to go foto them for the present. Mr. John Charles RMS, solicitor to the South Eastern Railway Conipsay, said :—I em condoning the prosecnUon apiece the primers for bets, uneerned is a robbery of • large quantity of gold in May, 1856, from the railway. They were takes iota custody yesterday by my authority, and I believe, if a reseed takes plain I shall be in a eon& Boa to produce erbium eluting t hem both touching the present Marge. I have no doubt to be able to show V'eir guilty predication is the robbery. Owe of the witnesses I pmen UNA le a convict coaled is Portland Prison, and it wiU be nactswary to mike an appliaation to the Sep yof Stale or the proper authority to mare his ageadmos here. I eapeet to he is • position to proceed with the charge on W next. Curesumaised by Mr. Wentaer—l have sees the pri maser all•ded to, and opal what I have beard I found my conalesioal. I saw him last Batareley. I have bean uquainted with Pima's addle.' a good many mantle. Be was taken into custody on leaving his house yaoterday. Re-ezemined—Bureas had been shoat 12 years in the service of the company, and was the guard when the robbery . . _ took Owe. . Tb. Lord Idayor—Yon say that you hese had personal ermemaleation with the witness whom you proposs to prod.., ? _ _ Witsieso—l hats. The lord Mayer—And the soldier* of that am is se belief by the production of seldom& The witness for years pad !ass known Pierce's address. Burgess, I understand, is a railway guard is the seeployseat of the company even up to the_preeent hoar. He was taken oT the train last sight. The company, *seam., are wit dealing with per sons Moly is Sy from an investigatiee, and it is nionstrcus to ask yen le detain these see biserase the solicitor to the seem . , abeam to come tate 'rue boa end to state his bellot Imes WM sme later* e.ecesion h• will be able to mats eat • lees against then. There is nothing whatever to hipbone thew poetise id the transaction, and sitting here as • esaileleeln howl to nails and to decide upon legal eriannee, beim yea would deprive • sin of his liberty, I eitttng is that capacity, and with those duties mir y.% yew will feel that you its lot jastified in de • b r a lrilodkMith respect to these parties, what has been dew hes be.. Shoe entirely upon my advice, and I think Ihto lelmsb eljasties *mild have been greatly milled if the blew had sit been struck at the moment it was. The Lord e can n ot slat lam lc te; enter. The pektelpais in this ease act epos their own re sponsibility. All I have got to do is with the interests of jastioe now that the parties are before me. Whether they might or ought sot to have been taken into custody, or whether the prosecutors ought to have waited longer before that step, I have not to deal with. The parties are bus ine. The professional genUeman says that he bas en a witness who he believes wilt substan tiate the tree beton me. - Tbilpriessers ;;;iisea remanded. !OW-STREET. Richard Cole was °barged with having broken into and robbed the shaped Mr. J. P. Lloyd, bootrnaker, and Mr. ThosnasTownahand, hatter, both of Oxford-street. lespre'or Chsekley said that for ths last ten days he had bass watching the prisoner. On Wednesday evening he went to prisoner's lodgings, 11, Claremont.terrace, New road, and charged him with being concerned in these rob- Wive. He denied it with an oath. Mitosis took up the three pair of inea's boots now produced, and said, "This is part of the property." Sergeant Chown. searched the place, and witness took the prisoner into custody. On the I way to the station she prisoner said, in reference to some keys found by Chown., " I am sorry I bad the keys ; I should not ears if it was not for thee. Serjeaat Chown' said that he found two pairs of women' boots, sad 34 false and skeleton keys. (The skeleton keys an those made espresely for picking locks; the others are ordisary keys which have been altered by filing each to fit seas partienlar doer.) The keys were concealed under the sofa covering. One of them Sued Lir. Lloyd's shop door. Smith, militant to Mr. James Payee Lloyd, of Southampton, boot manufacturer, who has a shop in New Ozford.etreet, stated that on opening the shop on the morn ing of the leth October, he found that some one bad broken la daring the night, end bad removed about 1001. worth of boots sad shoes of various kinds. The shop door was locked as usual, but the inner door was open. The desk on the counter hid been broken open, and 61.10 e. in gold lad been taken from it. He could identify the three pairs of boots produeed by Inspector Cheekley, and the two pairs produced by &demi Chowas, is pert of the property stolen. lieniaa Upfold, E 19, stated that be assisted Chown, In the search, end produced a quality of property he had found then, which another witness identified so having been stolen from the premises of Mr. Townshend, New Oxford -stunt, en the night of the sth of October leas. (One of the keys produced by Chown* opened Mr. Towshsnd'e shop door.) Mr. Henry remarked upon the extreme imprudent), of leaving a place containing so much valuable property without any person to take care of it. Mr. Cheekily said that in each este not only was the shop left without any person to watch, bat the remainder of the house wee untenanted. Cole wee a returned transport, and one of the oldest end I most deaterous housebreakers in London. Committed for trial on both charges. SOUTHWARK. - - George Stanley, a barman, in the employ of Mr. Sadler, the landlord of the Black Bull Wine Vaults, High-street, Borough, woo) charged with stealing wine, spirits, dic., worth nearly two hundred pounds, the property of his ouster ; end Robert Burrows, a tailor, Lambeth-walk, mu charpd with receiving the property, well knowing it to be stolen. James Waring, the potboy, less slut charged with stealing a bottle of spirits. Mr. Chipperfield appeared for Stanley ; and Mr. Nobler appeared to prosecute on Intuit of the Licensed Victuallers Protection Society. Mr. Sadler said that the printer Stauley had bun in his employ as barman sines the Bth of August, and witness, having some suspicion of his honesty, communicated with the police. On Friday morning last James Waring, the pot-7oy, told him in Stanley's presence that he had been in the habit of sending away property early is the morning; and having admitted that he stole • bottle himself, he gave them both into custody. Witness had mimed from his stock • very large amount of property, which he had 'eau, to believe had been carried away by the primmer Barrows. Deeds Clark, 108 MI, said that after Stanley we in custody on Friday last he went to his lodgings in Lambeth. walk. Burrows was the landlord of the hones. Witnese saw Mrs. Stanley, snit eked her which less their apartment She took him upstairs and showed him into the first-floor frost room. On the mantel-shelf 'resew a letter, which he witted, and Mrs. Stanley attempted to get it away from him. He opened that letter, w bleb he found was seat by Stanley to his wife, requesting her to send Burrows early the next morning with a different kind of jar. (This letter was produced, end the handwriting of Stanley was proved by Mr. Sadler.) Oa searching the rcom he found a bottle containing ginger brandy, and an empty stns jar which had lately contaieed liquor. Mrs. Stanley's mother lived fa the adjoining room ; and on searching that, he found four null bottles containing port wine and brandy. He removed the whole of the property. Mr. Sadler mid that he could swear to the ginger brandy, as It wu his own manufseture, and he idenulied one of the bottles containing the port wine. On examining his stook, he believed the prisoner Stanley bad robbed him to the ex tent of 2001. since he bad been in hie employ. Jaws Waring, the potboy, was then removed from the dock and pat in the witness-box, and, after being cautioned by the magistrate, sworn. He stated that he bad frequently seen Burrows in .the house early in the morning with a large stone bottle. Another witness deposed to the same Ttey had not, however, seen him carry it away. The prisoner's solicitor contended that there was no art. dente to show that Stanley had used feloniously, and Bur rows had only taken away beer in the bottle, which he paid for. Ilitienately the prisoners were remanded. MARKB73. COTTON.—Livnroot, Nov. o.—The market continues to manifest a steady though quiet feeling, &Wig flat Ws afternoon at a decline frogs the rates of this day week of fully id. per lb. on Americans. Other descriptions without range. The awls to.dey were 7,000 baina-500 for eaport and Si 0 on werlation—eomprising, in addition to American. 140 Pernam and rarantunn, lid. to 7(d.; 200 Behr. bid.; 100 Egyptian, 71d. to 7id.; and 1,100 curt, iict. to 51d.; and 60 Sea Islands, M. to 154 d. per lb. The ads for the week reach about 40,000 balm 5,000 of which were purebred by exporters and ®l,OOO by riesulators, leaning about B,tao tabs to meet the require. ear of the trade. The impala for the week an Asia 15,000 balsa, and Welly from the United States. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Buorono, Nev. 11,—Mte demand for * id. wool during the week bee been somewhat lalielless end at this =market the wiles ham boon trifling. The which same Woo ago eggs= to bare altoge th er and the portherres that ate mei one Item hand to math. moults of the wog gam vldsh anemia ado day In Kanto, ere swatted with some wersittg. If *mei* toy eseapties totem prevailing dulness it is in knew et bright.belrei geelltiee. idea eteutnee to to most In demo& MP and um anmenta e lzit o rd after, and the ten ,•dert/fry et Om *lf There is not, bow. mos 3,leidiair. steed out bull for prices, whieh e tk v 4 se seentitated be de, be es the constantly increasing domed for weal hop Floe Is the soar, quite up to the standard whisk lama re. The demise per yam for the home hare Mope dull, sad the Mum" ter et partition, which for mew thee pet has been the use fremehle testate be the spine*: trait, le es the demean : old erillete ere beteg rapidly worked mg. and es do eel her of new NAM owsktg forward. The spinney two mho' with Ifiet0•11110111 lair the droommancela sad sae be Mkt otaPPing their rametwory nem them thereon stock., 'like la ell geobability would ultimately hem to be Mewled of at s lose. The manufacturers of piece goofs Yoe searoely ma been so short of orders as at pre sent. The peoinstlem therefore, becomes week a ter week more and more Imaged, sod the amount of standing machinery le "remain. Tcaday's market kr bun very dull. and complaints are eetrywbtre bard, both as regards the low prices and the spiritless demand. THE CORN THADL—Bouttseuer, Nov. s.—Between the let end the 11th of Yet month we had ao much wet weather that It wee not only Waren. to the grain in the tate duetrlcta of the north, bat retarded tee wheat newly' generally; *nee that time it hes been an.. end greet preset*, m tele, under very w. Writing wheat. An educes of about In value of - "-- wheat during the almost mi township 3a. direst that you u» yawed( justified in =skit% the eppli. -- Per WSW' .1. place'— --- - --•• •••• good dry --- ratios to the wart to deals the prisoners ? fi r. three seeks of the prat mouth; but, thouuti there are lnr ,eedng cis=ats hem difkreat quangos of the condition gad yield of the Witmer —Quite se; tears my uwa Wad I am quits ratitiled. y la the north of Inrlsed sad oeound, even Burrell—l hays arel been treated very fairly by this voce- the beet whet, hardly maintained their value during the last puny, who have aft takes say mate la hand. I told Mr. fortnight, while damp and interim kinds are to be h.ught on rather Bea last sight that I Ueda goad Ise Mr. Humphreys, and lower torus; this Is chicly to be attributed to the liberal suPPSall Mr. Hempbreye ease he as this mersieg. which have arrived from the northern parts of Kumla and tram I The Dyed Mayor—ffre• Mag 'apart's°, It is my ask] to end e g 4B '. hoe of which has been of sumacs. quality. say that there In nothing whatever at present affutiac doe pal% h en theNottiwiai"tbausdlagitre though of b ot pt be le• P : ems t whea t Y tl e a r livain .‘e"P 'sed ia . either of you. Pierce is advised and defended; you are the South of Trans., as wavered with ours, ha induced haul set. There is nothing at proud in this use, except the ablitrossts hs thus guar", we hu e had come nee " "' the " eplaissof • torsional man, who has sees a whams who = s r . ? probably before you appear here again some Is is will offset you character. The ease has bus from the Moab and Leaf Si..; bat the la 4 accouala report the at4aaall a all ar the Rua" laxta rigeltmaathde prier . e l as " t a st il de at ot maa will attead and protect you. Ls far as I Isha se ildsc Ho iiito;dgrthe2oheenfrrioauetatiratecarn:rinat.ForthkOpoE=Tton irtiartscearuennterowt.Ditibdeth myself as enummed, I asa sorry to gee a railway gaud of the mks of wheat, both in Opals, Portugal, and the South of Prance, isr lalle pop y p si eer tioa_e steadias tandist —on a e t t e h t e a bar sace a t po res . pa charge alert hind. ;n th % is so much above ours that some coasiderable purebave have teen o tom is the United Steles tor ebipmnit. the Vatted King. Mr. Bodkin—l am quits sure that your lordship's know- dt i : l ar t g e mze rs. par 6, ll;o p ia ro e fi ll . of ledge if Mr. Humphreys willjestify tray rayiag that It there bible 11%4 • large propo r rtionor the Parahtlae now melde d th America bardm.dswinhealAc"'" and.foLug inT b ant tQ bas ethir la Y te .e l t y 'us it n i i r stri en s.all little, it is pre lim bun ant relactanee on the pert of that gentleman to are root fm this country. Under them circutastmces we anticipate "Pair for . prisoner, nobody cm doubt that he has / gag. but limited Imports from abroad at war prevent quotations. Wc men. The lard Mayor (to Bergem)—Mr. Humphreys did e— dant reasoa for the roans he has adopted. r rent. more in WS than - o - taus • and it has den Wm amertatord tram the o cisi returns that pear in a ease which I presume has come cOnseglom with based in our laM monthly ci..ar that the breadth of land under the this, sad probably that may be a reason why he could not thee leet. " tio return have been made for England, but it is probable swept the retainer that you offered him. e the ult ru n 4peopoewbsmtionionsBc;e7eidtdwi:foi:TP:ls per n et. MON thin year the lowers may equal the foregoing. In many lostsoces no doubt Mr. Woatuer—l sob year lordship to deal with this as the crop has Plowed deledeut both in que f ollY end oualitr. but la le you would with any other ease. Teta I. acme is which f e dli a re a r t e b ? . .. etheeth :1 l e t hal to e, al sales, s a il looklag "a io the I submit there ti e 0 *vides°. whatever. We have simply pia, w k.,. U . . contimat, there is a PiroProt of their been the opialla and belief of a gentleman. But the law doss not to.t.wd to melee nearly or quite es much as at present during the allow megistratee or ledges, or anybody else, to act epos whole of the sealed memo. 7be stork at Gloucester Is 117,917 opinions sad Mild whisk are lot brad epos legitimate alb • quarters. Barley bee about maintained it. value during the month, dance. There is so evideue before year lordship to justify with lithe W. I. the Ua b u t L ib e d .: d iS h.: l" o .ly Ie " u g l ie r : gr i tt g . there people being teanaded, eztopt the belief of this d" lideuhas " ...4 eo pptem, welch have ounsieted eirkily al what MAIM psigeklal kr gentleman s ig tha sia t et h t e b w eat ill . he lt s lo b" , th a e t re a lo fu re tur eu e p ie ffi rfs a l t W o eo Pi n a sid a rr ; e illa gur aa ry„ a llik ami des "a ctripti laa on ann erle la alo t rly e :it i° 37 .a. g. lo a leh almillilad par XlSka.a. this whether it wee aerwresr, te give WU parties late eutody 1 Butaingliam. and high grindios at ale. to 170. Mr gum* he eters aMU hi woo is a position Is mulles the Ammo of Ole at Gisufdater is WNW, eel PAO Wee end GM Mild to Woe r very imaree. and the supplies of new have mostly found buyers en. ship is they arrived. Heavy white eel at 275. torts. • light, 21a , to tee. ; grey, 265. to 275.; bleak, 2.55. per 3121 tr. at Gloneeelee. TM mock at Oloneeeter is 5,603 quarters. English beam advanced during the month Is. to 2s. per quarter, and Egyptian 34. to U., but the high prke at which the latter are held has made the oansumptlon leas than us aL The hose crop In Egypt having been pretty much a failure, In consequence of the Nils not rising to its sonstomcd i ll a t very few ere on the way to this country ; they ass taken in retail t 17e. per 196104., at G loucester, Englah Dew, 17s. to 16s. 6d. ; old, 18e. ed. to lea, ed., at Eireakbabam. One cargo of white peas has wired at Gloseester, selling at 161. bd. Ito 19s. per 196114., at Bie -1 161 fletteas. Oar steels of 1. 01 .‘, oori, now 21,731 quarters, have =Wally deertemd, and we have a fair demand for ometuisptiOn at ISe. ed. to Ile. per 18611 m, at Gloucester. Wo hear great complaint of potatoes rotting after they here been taken out of the ground.— (Prom Masers. Sturge's lloathly arcular.) Braistesams Nov. 6.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the Ist, doe dr y wheat firmly maintained its value, whilst secondary qualities were rather lower. Barley sold slowly at previous rates. Oat, ed. per quarter cheaper. Beam held for quite as much money. Daring the present walk, we have mein had little passing In the trade, hoWen of wheat are dim, whilst the mitten are earelem buyers. O a rail sales of barley are reported. Oats offering at the above decline. Beam and pros nominally unaltered. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, the Credo ruled doll ; but lower prices were not submitted to. At this day's market, theft was a fair supply of wheat, and all demiptione declined Is. to 2a, per quarter. Barley gave way 1.., and oats el. par quarter. Beans and pea both easier today. The mglers lowered the retail price of dour 31, 4d. per each. Timms, Nov. 4.—We had a large evenly of wheat, the trade was dull, the bast qualities being from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, while sit fakeer kinds met a very dragging tale, at lower and very inn. ovular peke*. Barley was In fair supply, and sold at about last week's prices, the very best qualities befog fully op to that mark-525. per qr. we the top prier, secondary and interior qualities being la per or. cheaper. In oats, bros, and peas no alteration. Wheat, best. 645. to 71e. per qr.; middling, SU to 645.; inferior, 41s. to 345. Barley, $7.. to 32., Oats, to 32a.. Beane, 465. to 518. Pros, Ills. to 32e. Flour, ins, eel. to Ms. per sack ; seconds, 455. to 49e. • • Nieces/rot. Nov. 11.—Our market this morning was only moderately attended, sad great Inactivity prevailed throughout. The brekomailtiused Engllah wheat declined Is., and damp p aorta 2s. to 3s. per qr. American white Mho receded fully 2d. per 70Ibe, but red was held for previous rates. In dour there was eceroely any. thing doing, and buyers might have supplied themselves at a reduo. lion of Is. per stk. Oats were Id. to 2d, per 4ilbs. lower. Oatmeal wee neglected, and moat be celled colder. No material alteration can be noted la other oracles. Nrwaits, Nov. s.—At our market today there was • full attend. wee. aid a good supply of grain of all descriptions. Dry simples of wheat realised late prices, but damp OLCS could scarcely be turned Into mosey. The following are the present quotations: Wilke wheat, ha. to 77t.,• red, Ms. to 70a. ; barley, malting, 46e. to 50a.; grinding, eds. to Me.; oats, 30s. to See.; beam, 525. to Ms.; pas, 46e. to Ma. per qr. NIWBORT, Nov. 6.—We have again to report a large uteri, of wheat, but a very doll trade ruled throughout the day, leadingg to • redoihon of h. per qr. generally. A moderate quantity of barley on offer ; the best samples made ea mach money, and inferior Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, bean, end pate without variation. Disarms, Nov. 11.-11* trade to.day is artier, and wheat, though meth.meth.is in demand at prices folly equal to those of last week. q t y meth.. and beans are Is. pre qr. dearer . The supply of all kinds is Wawoaronti„ Nov. O.—With small suppl:es of grain since Sitan day both from formers and by boat, our market ruled dull to-day, it barely last week's prices for every article of the trade. from stead we have not bad any arrivals. Fanwitteow, Nov. s.—We bad in the merest to-day 1.668 dm wheat, 1,667 qrs. barley, 1,214 qrs. oat., and 74 qrs. beans. There were eold—Whoat 666; barley. 1,116, oat,, 240; end beans, 67 Marktt well supplied. Sala dut. Wheat other grain rather deem. Al compared with tutwee k—W heat was Ili. down on lop, and Is. Id. down on average. Barley wee la. up on top, sad H. up on average. Onto were 4d. down on and Is. 2d. op on average. Beans were 7e. up on top, and 4e. Id. down on average. Wheat, He. Id. to 94e. Barley, 26e. %DM.. Oat; lea. to 41*. Beans, fre. to 61e. Weight al top wheat, 611b8.1 ter*, 54410 a.; oats, 438106.; and beans 6441te. par boded. Citaroo.r. Nor. 57-6; thi; day's market we had a thin atteridanoe and a very restricted male. Wheat : Old and dry new in fair request. at a reduction of 6d. per 110 lbs. ; inferior descriptions neglected, though offered 6d. to le. cheaper. Flour : Good barrels, being lone, fetch extreme rata; no change to tacks. Battey : Damp parcels are folly W. cheaper, but good malting is In demsad at former price,. Oslo are doll ; undried ed., dried 94., cheaper, Oat. meal : ed. to Is. per load lower, and a very aloe sale at that. Indian Cora : notne sale. of :nixed at aI e. per 280 lbs. CATTLE.--Nawsag FORTNICIETLY Igsarce; Noy.l4.—Stere wu email show of stoM to-day, in consequence of the fair on the let inst. The prime of the precious fortnight were re aintained, although the buyers were not 40 numerous as usual. There were 540 sheep and L 9 Nuts penned in the market. Nilsson, Noy. s.—There has not. been a large show of stock to day, and not mach busing. was done; the puce* of tlde day week were maintained. Thus were 142 sheep, 142 beasts, and 125 pigs penned in the market. . NEWLIII Para, Nov. I.—This wee a very large stock fair, espe cially for beast. and keep, wh•ch were making quite aa much money as was expected. A great deal of busbies was done. There were 1,623 cheep peeved in the market. Hoven were by so mean. name. tons, and the prices sought, to many cues ohtiined, were Tay high. EDIABVIAIII, Nov. 3.—The market this morning again well sup. pilled, the somber, 6,610, being 1,364 less than last week. Sales doll. Blackfeced waddlers =intuited last week's prices, but other kinds Naffed a reduction of fully Is. per head, and a comiderable quantity inlaid. Top price of the beet blarktscod wedder, 74d.; cur. NM, 64 to Si; middling cad feferlor, from 4441. to 3d. per lb. The number of cattle was 873, being 26 mote than last week. A rod demand. Beet met of cattle brought freely Ss. Top mice, Bs. Id; current, 75.; stooadary and lr.ferior sorts from 6a. to 6.. ed. per imperial atone. At the clime a good clearance effected. We bad in the market today—ghesp, 6,630; fat natl., 575; lean duto, 63; much cows, 48; and pp, 352. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES Bordeaux (s), from Orlisaty7w — aa — vrt -- ev - k - eVitear Emends Gorks the night t f the 2nd of November; only her deck out of water ; master and crew there; mate arrived at Cronstadt.—St. Peters. bmw, Nov. 6. Celia (ship). bound to New York, with c Ws, struck on Romney Sande this morning, and remain.—New Romney. Nov. 2. qty of Boston has strived at this port Rom Quebec with cargo shifted. —Liverpool, Nov. 6. Pour yawls were passed dlenarotted, on the Slot of October off the Cape of Occd dope, by the Bea, from Bombay, at this po rt, which enoonntered • gale Aug. 26, 27, and 78.—Liverpool. Nov. 8. J. W. Johnston (haeluh schooner). ‘Sputin Oliver, with part of her cargo of hemp on board, parted her authors in the Itordetead this morning and went on shore upwards of 20 mints E. of the Noroya Month. She lies well, Is etill tight, with her crew on board, and not in danger.— Nerve. Oct. 27. Meath, which sailed on the I tth ult. with wheat for —, has put back with cargo heated.—Dublin, Nov. 6. M.Donnell. Captain 'wisdom hence to London, is reported to be on shore nest the Pillars.—Quebec, Oct. 24. Majestic, Captain Newton, from Shields to Almeirs, with coals. ppm* on Romney Sands this morning, and rernams.—New Romney. Nov. 6. Phomis, of Belaligroin, timber laden, is on shore on the Long Send; mew reported to be still on board.—Ramsgste, Nov. 6. ILIVIMPOOL SMITS AT !Davos Poste.—SCSMOOdSI . (S), St Messina; analog ((ea), at Bordeaux; Julius Augurtus. and %Indoor, at ',lam bus, ; Mrs, at Nam; BebastopoL and Muldon, at Quebec; Decam p^ and at, of Lincoln, at the Bt. Lawrence. Balm von Lassaroon.—Mesarler (a, from Mesabi; Oct. 28. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Assaye (British ship), from London for Hong Kong, Oct. 1, lat. 6.54 N., lon. 22.11 W. Anne Elisabeth, front Portomouth for Middleton's Island, Aug. 23, lat. 11 &, lon. 25 W. Arabia, bound W., eel. IR, lat. 30, lon. 50. Bahian& (s. a.), from Cape of Good Iloke for Liverpool, Ott. 4, lat. 29 8., lon. 12 E. Donaldhtliar, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Oct. 93, lat. 21 N., Loa. —" 114 W. Etrelslor. from Newport for Cochin, Aug. 31. lat. 2615., 1011.20 W. Eclipse (ship), from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, Oct. 5, lat. 4.G .ti" 23.117 W.; out St days. Lawrence. from Liverpool for Singapore, Oct. 4, tat. 29 9.. lon. 12 E. Marianas (ship), of Bristol, trom Loudon for Bombay, 31 dap, Oct. 6. LL 8.17 N., lon. 22.7 W. Royal Altos (ship). from London for Calcutta, Oct. 11, 1at.1.49 N" tan. 23.32 W. ; out 27 days. Rims. from Bombay for Liverpool, Sept. 2 , , lat. 10 N., 100. 23 W. Sea Queen (abip), from London for Adelaide, Oct. 2, lat. 4.6 N., 1012. 22.•7 W.; out 34 dap. Tomnisp (British barque), from London, Aug. 7, lat. 35,14 6., ion. Ursula (baruna). from Llrerrool for Bombay, Oct. 6, lat. 6.30 N., lon. Una W. ;cut 37 days. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALLDRIDOE.—Noe. 2, st Pembroke Dock, the wife of Coromandel 0. M. Alkiddie, R.N., of a son. BEACCLERIi.—Now. 2, at Dieppe, the wife of C. W. Eeanclerk, Beg., of a daughter. BLM4DBLI.—Noe. 4, at lace Blundell Uall, tancrehire, the wife of T. W. Blundell, kg., of a son. PEILDEN.—Nov. 4, at Knowsley Parsonage, tanesebtre, the 110 a. Mrs. W.L. Feildn, of a eon. lialtDlNO. Noe. 1, at Mylne street, k 1 J. F. Harding, P.8.C.8., of a son, THACKERAy.—Now: I, at lino/don Rectory, the wife of theßew the wife of W. TEsekeray, of a son. WALK IL—Nev. the wife of J. U. Walker, Esq., of Marpool. Demmokini, or a son and heir. WITHEILL—Nov. 3, at Winchester-street, Pimlico, the wife of MT. J. Withers. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ALLOW-MM.-Nev. 4, nt the parish church, Pasford, near Not tingham, by the se.. n. R. Pitman, T. silicon. of Parma, ouney, to Elica, daughter of tho Pita J. Poe, of Buford. BLAKE- COWARD.-Noe. 4, at the Independent Chapel. Mere. Wilts, by the Rev. B. P. Erleback, Mr. F. It ske, of IrowtriAge. to Mira Sophia Coward, daughter of hit. J. Coward, of the former GOODGOOD-BULLOCIL-Hoe. 4, at the pariah church of St. Mary, figodsworth, be th. Right Rey. the Lord Itehop of Lichfield, the Rey.Grail,Good, Req.. of Kensington palace-ger& no, to Lydia Mariam, daughter of E. Bullock, Esq., of Hawthorn Home, Bandsworth. HAW ER-RENNIR.-Nor. 6, at St. George's. Ilanover.eitire, by his cousin, the Rev. J. H. Cu me Seymour, Bart., Rector of North church, acd Canon of Gloucester, Ldtvd James. eldest on o f Admiral Hawker, of Ashford Lodge, Peterafiehl, and 25. Caeendi sh squere, to Margarita Jane. call daughter of George Rennie, Esq., CRS., of Whitt ball.place, and granddaughter of the late Sit J. Jackson, Bart, M.P., of ArLey Bury, to the county of Bedtotel. DEATHS. DANiqL—yov. 2, at Moust Dillon, Dundrum, DnbUn, dot. D. Daniell, R.N. DRISCOLL.—Nov. 4, et Brussels, Margaret, wife of the RIM. C. Driscoll, of Bow, glidd'eres. JERVIL—Nov. 2, at Brighton. the wife of B. Jervis Zig., cf Dar listen Hall. near Stone, e.t.a?! ord.hire. JOBISON.-: Nov. 4, at Devonshire-road, Balbans.bill, W. D. John. eon, sod N. KINLiSVORD.—Nov. 6, at Norwood, E. lilmplord, 8a4., Nei 61. LEIGEL—Nov. 4, at Peckham, S. Leigh. Eva, aped t 4. PATII6ON.—Nov,3, at Liverpool, Elimbeth, relict of the Bev. W. Patttacit. aged 60. WRITAKER.—Nov. 4. at bts retddenea at sow. Yr. Thos. Wbi•aker• for assay years aa tababitut of Walbrook, la the 69th year of lie sp. Printed end put:4l.W by WILLI XI3O ll.tes, of N 0.13, Lolorw. , Street, In the City of Lonion, Priebe., a the Office, lises 7,11 tn Lombard Om% to the Iledael ylnltettlare.—Fatent, Nove*