The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, N0v.211. A enn.itierable portion of the 600 recruits pro ud...l to to raved he the people of %SSW have arrived at We camerae, and puled the 'MA depot at Brocaptoa liar lark., to which One tb 1141016 of the manna are to ha Masebod. The serene otespaalee of the 99th are nom in lake. ADNOIALTT NOT. 23.--Arrotyni lemmas T. St..ihwwllll36), to the Ardent, 5, paddle wheel mast dacp, it Hoolonch R. Adana (1633) and H. Dank p (leg). t . ,• the Casalwisa, 40, at Dovonport ; A. J. CLt (1667). to the Alacrity, 4, scree it.... m a rzt Dovoapart ; J. Hopkins (1664), and Y. R. (1n57;, to dr Racoon, 11, screw Stalin oorrsien id Mahon Swear D. J. Durgan (1554), to be ailidarl Is lit Cornwallis, 60, scoli• stessa-itap, at Derongart; nal O. (1646), to Use Alacrity. R ECRU IT ING iS TTie LIVORPOOL DtsTßlc2.—Rr raison low bees Rots, as MRltio district ap to the in India* news sub nsprosediated viper ; bat Mr**e Itet M days the seal Ire oirerbst abort It is s wet teeter d sots that at the tire whom the plosseind mews yds or anted tart the E w 4, and when the bwheits et the ells rev Nab ie every tare, the refer ese eaferewt Ver• al thaw beinht. This ase poem the pnrine martial wise &INAS sees, peopin The 1101110 12 adt et. Sao lay thse at so from paled lose dr populism et well streard and may your Sas se ssomeress. Their proportion is sow Pont NO per est. es embeelet with the redwood This be acroasted der W le r SIMI el rade, byteh et the ihr deo the prate osidir, sad try the of ma meek surpors et whiorksa nom the 2011 et Amer le the W 1 et Newsier 3,326 termite pared the troteei Pot ornition I. brag es strop of 277 rem • rub.— liwyest istreset AT•R Coast VOIXNTILPJ.—TINI aaTai goat whirler el Horrid' district bate this we* termed hiss for dr. rand trat.tq d 22 days is lard ship. The M a rt (Demme ewsee) taikefteng, so. odsogy vhf the blatant Any Irmo verliod. sod trier nowt to. the wore ot whisk they has bed • Wet esprience. MUUTAL Or H.M.S. WILLINGTON iN TUZ 0 " 1 "=" 1 . 8 . Wallet.. 71 VON CAZAWU Stamm dish hr tam cormirdemod swore ea the war newt ad deedeati. orivid is the Stm Mpg saw • Tlimar, la we et her Ilejastis alzin_linf Yellowy*. IS re" copra W. C. Ammo., sad ordoesed • bide to Sitsstersd Allessefew. Greene& The Wellington PM be rsesed et the WI of bzikk, width le to b• ler rim met owpred is abort ander witba dr itei lMi te7los asks tip he. us bird • body intrimeh onteiersi et 411 sea comerielemed slam ed Tree the crerrowl Lismtememt IL L. NAM. I sod Vas i t trisiele of SIP rum. The will 10 erlispi IR die smite be in pew BPORI7NG. TATTERSALLI—MompAy. Tlta ode d Mr. Jaeldada blew adinolod a large number d wear to the Odom The Om bait* last Wallas day - of Oa ..w, book mars retstiml la great fano, In the Wpm d oallsadeg saw addisallas arcarla Iltosolon woo amikdi boismon Jo Ids yard ad the rid =°mg, Mt the Proirodbilis ad lb, eraosharm admit wen limo than thew madded with mobs omit. The hIIWIS won PrtsciPen7 •• 111 4 = sal fat the ass. port ao pas rpm Wow moot Its stinlyrirL TWO ntortuutro ouiNgAs STAKES. ISO to Id NA lb. Havlds 'mother to Marcnioart (t) 7 Mr. Howartle Clydrodalo 11 Mr. J. Mary's Lord of Lora 9 to Ltd Iliblaardalio Tb Happy Lad. DERBY. 13 to sod Mr. Hotrarfs Cbdsoislo 14 to Lcod Didy'eforoddite IS to Mr. T. Pores Eel* 21 to 14. R. James Ditto 21 to Sir L. Nowntan's Vandyke 29 to Lard Itildradalia Thoßappy Lad 50 Mr. Ploando Coasroid 50 to ILL lerrem . . Phydetan e.O to Mr. Walker's The Ontad Send Odors to give ten aid the laid. CHESTER CUP. 1000 to 10 art Mr. Bortor's /limy Morn 1000 to 10 Mr. J. Barnarirs Goad Friday 1000 to 10 Lod R,bbleei.Ws Dokataara. SALE OF MR. JACKSON'S HORSES. Mr. Jukson's horse were put up by auction yesterday at Settees Ths sale ywd was tally Muscled. bat the crowd coaristsd num of time persons whom the fame of some of the animals to be mid bad brought together than of peepl• who bad coma with the determination of doing Sui sse. Saunterer excited cash curiosity and was ultimately kaccked down to Mr. Blenkiroa for X l6O guineas. It Is likely, however, that be will not be debrered up until the Moss of kis racing career, when be will be uasd for Sod pur pose. Indeed, it u qestionable whether • SS Aft eels waa effected. Magni fier, who wee mach talked about in can stake with tho lee Dorbv, " Ballock to rids," was .old for 46 guineas. Precious Stene, Ly Touchstone— Perhetiotes dam, Sought 500 guineas, the exact price which Mr. /oak .on gas log bra at Doncaster in September last Brother to Flyway wee teem/seed for Cie genes. Bat joined I. • bet of the bores sold : Seriaterer, J yes old, by Birdearebee—End, by Bel Middleton ; no aspeawat —2,150 p. Pia vas Slone, a black pada( filly, by Toaahrlinae— Perfection'. dam; raped to the Ciammal Stakes, et York, Lapel, 111.18 ; the Champ urne Smits, at Doncaster. 1868 . the Darsater Stakes, 11e.:9; the Filly Seams Stakes, at Tork August Martin:. 1 0 09 , lb. North of Pushed Bimetal bake., at York, 1 1 4011 , the l'orkalare Oaks, 1069, aid aka Lasdeekommiti Silk's, at I%.nieftset, 1968-600 p. Night Realer, 2 yrs old, by Iltritateh E er— Fair Basernoat! (Lad a dent) ; , enzellt , h i e rw ps i. u4 .lati l/eebi. 1868 suka : ism ; the North Derby, at Nesresetia 1808 and the Mire restre Praises Stakes, at Maahearr, 18,)8-400 p. A Bays colt (Walter to Flyaway). by T i ashi ; in the Tint Newmarket Biennial Swage, 111.0).60; the Bpaom Derby. 10.39 ; the bowsaw St. I= 1800 ; the Bath Biennial Stake., 1818-9 ; the /Lath of Esilaad Biennial babas at York, laitt ; the 2,000 Gum. Stakes, 1109; the Twil Years-old baba et Bpar Irma Medlar, 1668; the Wividoote Stakes, at Spam Banimar, 1066; aid the Cott Sapling Stakes, at York, 1068 —4O r . klospel, 3 yes .44, by the Cure—Lady Sopetiode darn ; eumpries-200 rs. Pew Proticinwd, a ?yarn pathos colt, by Toodistene— lanes dam, by the Provost; engaged in the Great York lure Stakes, 1 1 409; the D„ tenter Stakes, 1909; the Des baker. at Chewer, 1800; the Liverpool St. Leger, 1057, •e Thee Newearket Biannial in the Craven beceinit, 11159- 0 03; the Epsom Derby, 1840; nod the ILinarter St. ],me. 1240 —lO6 gar Vera= (foaled is 1660), by Peplos, dam by Ne dra-116 p Tambourine, 2 peal (sham to Panpipe), by Bay Middle ton —Horapip-100 p. • chaser yerellar colt.by Sias—All's Lost Now. by BA dacha loped to the Spinal Derby, 1069 ; ths Diameter Et. Law. 1200 . ; sad do itawcliffa Stakee, at York, An ger. 1000—M1 ge. Weadreer. 2 ms old, by Melbourne— Goldtisidef • dam ; aspatil i dr Ewes Derby, 1M8; sad the St. Leger &aka*, at Drasarr, 1 1 136-110 p. trliika. brews Radice. 4 yes old (heather le Hcapodar) by ier.t —7O p. 16 a1fm 11 . 1 . 3 pa old, by Magnet— y Paramount ; no lease nest--41 p. • b. yeerting Sly, by the rlyiss psalms, dam by Tsar. mails= by the Seddkr ; engaged ta the Epsom Oak, 105)9, sad the llawelife Stakes, at York, August, BM —4O ge, • r tiara paling oat, by Bead Simon Pare's dam ; spired la the Orval rirkie Stakes 1809 ; be Dee baker. at Charm Spin, 1669 Dishy, 1660; and the Dressus St. (It this art Inas either the Spain D iA 37, ire Drawer St. lop% half the stakes are to be pad to the aster et Ibis wile)-40 p. Splad Bal d yes old, by Birlealcher—llapefal , ga med ia the Spam tomb', 1065— S - brown poetise p. Illy by Boland—Manilla, by Mulatto; se eappment Ware,r, 'ha pelmet, 0! Mr. MeiHsk, 2 yes ; mimed b the Spans Derby sad Doseseter St. Leper, 16511, wee sold bs 13§p. FATAL ACCIDZIFT TO AY OPTICIOL--CANTFII- Xriatiar.—Lart inittiag, Come Kicked °melee d th• 7th Drapes OviardA .W 4, OS II *SPAM •1. ersteh rassivellaeroe al shish, at are o'clock this mim ing, be disk TY dame* with Mi•tra ether mom had Yea se • viol is Ilea* Dag, • disunite of ales mese from this ter. rime egos ammo to ths weed tot herstbsch, mtad ressbe tie See halt • mils front es ibsy lacirsami the at width rays egos Thin Wm is • ivyd., Lassa sa els T Thig aliaapied to leap ass ptit am is slick ths lemer sarewhil; bat tie ssosei, 411~911 Ina Mag. ma* Ids fors keg Is lie lee bar mei teed • 0100100 sIooMEOL Akan with pee gores era ths oak reads rani um. At Ws miner, ft is used, • third Anne dried ea is tie thanati, r lielzo: Ile greed, .54 thaw Ns raw, whim was erg wee La qsakiy a gomilia t Cara* Zobolos woo rewood to Um bins in+, lot he we d .bat io a tit Sec see. 060 of • sew ins booloo la wool *coo, sod Lia tattoos' in *too woo &mod to Is of • very !Wow Woo. The per gooey cs asbn soa .u tsrel Wit Ws ustoloe whet ha empire& c• DL friss& an saki to no e fir ametwarhod inf Warmish, wheelie Yew ia • der/0- MM. As dews' vas is bars bre grad es the body WA alersore en it twa bars gosrpoard at the saggeeisa of the atAirory aalholites. Ibis occarrsaes has throws • gloom ow de satin garrote. FRIOUrrt 1. STREET AcclDEXT.—Yesterda, =ru in as • osier= main Is 111110,111.11411111, loos we t vespreatig lortg-ers, he trod co . pear of wasp .so, sad shiggrid of tie er• ce to the cecd.r.y. jut on • ban•Llj)Diec = k war garesg, sad the • fowls wag over Cock he vows coaserwily waitawl. THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1857. taw Intelltanut. PREROGATIVE COURT.—Nui. 23. (Habra Olr John Dodson.) • SICILII _ It will be nsesebeved that la the coons of last term • Iona& elit was made to the court by Mr. Crowe, a Fodor, Mr. Charles Drtteley, the Meer deputy rtglettur. complaint le yeeetlos Wing beer duly lied, Mr. Dyseley was admoole4d to be more guarded Si ble behavior Si Mr. Creme Si special, aid to the preemies is meal • sad fr om th e mow* Mr. Dysrley ap peeM Si tie Privy Council, where the motion is sow aMek has brought to light aumeroes other • aid lei court day Mr. Dyeeley deli vered 4 a Si Si. jade., Si which he side a kw make. miss of aremiseeesltamts spiel mime isambers el the peelerei holy. Thee reeeMeg Mr. Cream wee missed is esteene am et them shim • bit es the ear Wog called as, Mr. Cams mid eh amid M mew the complaint, temese a cagy of it W sever hen dieted Si him. Mr. Dynehey NM be me& sot to be celled epos to g in • ausrteenwhielee d the previose court bed boa Tea med by Ns. Omilieg. ehe mu the acting nearer mem. • o:sl7eri—thet if another charge. Mr. Dymby—has, I make that charge against lb. Gest- Com•—ifery well, them , you mart make it in writing, mod be amen ham as opportunity of saawering It. Mr. Oman add tout perhaps the mart would hear the raisakes teed; sal it null them ardor any correctiona to be mule that It might think . TM Wafts wan reed, raid on inaccuracy arm dintstal by the mot to b remelieL Mr. Dy Is miay Slane bad bid the oaks of registrar tor :a rem, ma arm piss& is a posluon Is Mat he emimpled Me by say t al om the hereed judge's mode- OMR Ilk 3. Deity—l emote that le • sharp oiliest ma. • Dispriby—l think that you might bine treated me with • alle is.. kindlier. Mk I. Deints-1 am sot wave that I bee WNW yea of sa I Iwo only had ass eses el brash* blase um sod ems that I &aids& aseerdiag m rdre beg al my Webb Mignsent. Flee that &dim yealwee appeeldbe • warming Wham!, esti I here yea w ham Melee dame er ma. • disemelW ecetinued aress this tartber, Mr. D 78167 Miming lase be ought to Sabi the pet es be m ere' with amigo of the abstim M. alaatialal being In the " and semmiblo Om•At Isegth Z. Deism mid that vhativer somphint lir. Dyad'? bad is mile mod be mode mph*, and be (Sir Jobs) well de Me beet Mt meld le do Jostles batmen the Mr. Dynalere esedmit flay se misimay 1 1 % wondered thiet bit (Mr. Dyads') did net ea the raw fa Mr.. Witt Mr. Dinsisr—Thesserely I Brusly I ham • right to pm- Mt my donator lbw 311 years of genies/ Sir Dogma—p ; but other yams haw also - _ debt to rebel err eleresere. Mr. Dreary tbee o M art heart •••• Yowl re =WO et dr bet err fairly, rdistelleses with err parka Mr. Oran retired apart so ewers se award= berg era gra Idea, end was about le are are his dr ; het Mr J. Dadra rid be earl net skew same like that to M reds erne le writing, aril ltr.=vo i then bar =err ef rewriegit. T attend Mr. fareish corms of his ho dare to the parer caseirewl. —.- . - • • A Mr. DID—TI+ I than have tondos nine statenumba, end hen I am Is sorban the bantam d my office he addl. ties I may do ast !maw. Mr. Orme Isms been bauffhhw at me ell minim gad I beg therefore to read a plemge from my mematial respecting idea. lar. Ones pestmeed spina his being brought into the matter. Ile had beta already &Wanly maadallind gad erskomalang. Joha Dodoes rehmed to beer; nevertheless Mr. peekedY mean the parson In It he chimed Mr. Zrr i ae with having used the following words to his Is the pe.rno. of two clerks --'• 1 am about to retire from my meow the tterr net, and my greatest gratification r 'a doing se that I shall serer hare any further lateremirse int b you, yea porn man, you unhappy week I" (Laughter.) • Dynney rbind—Dou't think that I amid all a poor mant for 1 have My elegies of nostring 1,1001. a year for nothing, or of readvisir 2,0001. a yew for the cinch:all my office Is the sew court. I wander that the whole of this @Ala is an ettempt to deprive me of a position to which I hare fairly mimed • right. I feetmyself pecularlylararsd by the proceedlage Odds day, and If I do sot to &liver the copies ordered by the court, I shall MET; 01 , 11 cow., . . . lweee dewy en elderly man, surrendered to take to trial fee odeiseesseur, is baring Pubtialted curtain in t im nt end libellous gimmin. The deltinirt pleaded try Mr. Seeissest Ferry, who wan specially retained with Mr. Tetfourd Ba/ter on behalf of the defendant, addrsesesl th e cos* cod sold that the defendant had adopted the come of tdguilty to this charge, upon en deretanding that bria g un Goss to with his learned friends, Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Pork who appeared for the prmution, that be should be allowed to enter into his own 11'0.1inliN111(.0 to appear and *were the J edipsee of the court open a future is:mien if he should sled upon to do so, but that no suck proceed th2L..ealtt be Ina B the came was nut repeated. The er be wee nitrotted, we a mini gentleman of aye et asset wen% ni/lag In Westmin ster, sod la • zweentt et estihneat i he hod pn forth certain e:liwhich we IM6IOOIIII, Ma Riled character, and despleined to Ma thei thug wee er r end the defendant me mow misled that he bed ass wrap, and he had pleaded guilty, sad would undeelehe set le meet the offence. Tier 01110111 of the posecution le waisslood to be chiefly to prevent • espdiblon of the area, and as the debnillent hied pluedad frailty, amid would be under =X to Slew and rents Ihe jadgment of the Ann inn nitested, h aggand to him that the,squheemede of *lke weals be 'waled by the coune bi be lwegypste4 sad the doliadert null understand that the Walt such phew& woe taepl, sad that it would be at hie If he sweated the dare, Mr. rid that the est linseed to the defendant, who, be belbeed, did awry on the prollmelon of a medical men somewhere in h 64•• see r woo the exhibition of libel lous sail ellissiwe Ousts oda* In shop, and be was wry sled Net the eons* which bed ben taken by his council endued r neecenery to Train thaw placards in court, as they were of the moat ladesent rid 0111101111. description. They were Mee thelenleinl to one amens lIMOOg the Queen's troops ISt le genen puma lien en the Wanes eke elm/ 011.06 Of plan/ to SIMINIbIe, and cesesimel epee.* aralsetis ind OW had rightly shied Mel Awe et theywesee b new was awn thL j peendig, wad be did an slyest te the wenn that rantpeeed lens by ion Yon* blown It there , ourolliosof oho Ora, the iloloodiat might Aims le wed up to tenni the loilinwit of the court. Se edict On he bared Net ro ithiint wee acting in goal thug bet he was Mewl that *wen nt • similar f!IWWI edited estidelhe peeer of the defendant at On witty annen. swig=Pwry nil be was Irineled that this we not so, gime& were rarely et • medical abaregies. le Wilma is delindent was safes unwisely In Wes mar, era, se Ms wirsoses, be mast isbeseand tees lila that if he nomad do elms he would he say net h4Olllllll, Kr. Babb amid be wee teld On Melissa sow net- Wed wen annals( swellemlehrenin lianas of them sad end a most indium* MS* seen en heeler as person s," 110.11Ver, he abseil net aged to the era enter ing left a recognises le wee tad mulls the Judgment Ilhe wart, if he should be eseired le de le g ham he imll outlaw to poll& Imo oll■oloo oisook be wad le WE& ho •Mr box" owl Non non "odd Non fool oat as ale as It Anil MO 21. • The lisoodor aid in se the wriZt e ZWIIMMIC the woes wan medal that the cesium ... I the de limiters esuand *odd be takes the east not, of sum elle way Inea ; bat, at themes time, he wished le Is manna AA • oxt•intow had Mu place, the &dui* wind ben been dealt with In s very different mace, end the cost would base pearl a were sentence. It we eastattal to the publM inteessis that ogress of this aneditlea eboold be pa end the denanat would burl. t if be the since he would be awl gm* ploa of pi* m rt os Om bloa, the defen dant bents aimed lotto - a mend nompleren n the NUM of MI. to apes and mashy r japing of the court, if he shodfles called epos lo Is an, was disharged from custody. dome° Hill, 38, • 4ine h senesorse Witted for stabbing William Thom, with intent to do Ids spinosa bodily hers. Mr. Coleridge cciadeeted the proseention. The prisoner sad prosecutor were both 1401211111 on loud a reset called the Nor-Water, whittle at the time si the occur mace, the 26th of October, wen lying In the Victoria Net It appeared that a Caputo took pima between them with tested to the right of *berth on based the vesel, which was claimed by both, and the:proesubm struck the ;Thom., who immediately Nabbed him to thew places, one of the etabs being in the thee and of a sereewhat dangerous cha racter. When the pets., wee Oaken into custody and charged with etahhing the prosecutor, he denied that he had dome eo, and said that he had not got a knife, but the prose cuter sad two other seamen swore distinctly to seeing him make nee of the knife in the way deer abed. The prisoner, when celled upon for his defence, repeated his Must of the charge, and said that he was set upon by the persecutor and some others of the crew, end that they drew their knives, and he yea afraid he should he killed. The jury found the prvoaer Guilty of unlawfully wound ing the prisecutor ' under great provocation, and he Mar sen tenced to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for nine mouths. NEW COURT. (Before tho Common Serjeant.) Innis= lye and name Kite surrendered to take their bid upon an indictment charging them with conspiring to memzeit an assault upon John Coppard, a ferment In the em ploy of the London (Amend Omnibus Company. - Robinson and Mr. T. Atkinson appeared upon behalf of the company ; and Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Sleigh were fox the defendants. The defendanta pleaded not guilty. Mr. 11.061110011 was about opening the case to the jury, when Mr. Metcalfe. upon the part of the defendant Kite, ob jected to kW so ibmg, Meting that he unfeestood that after what had taken place between his client and the prosecutors, thecharr would not baproceeded with, and protested against ashen, being entered into. Mr. Rubinson ..if be also thought en apology was to have bees Madered in court, but had since Left informed that It was withdrawn, and therefore had but use course left, end that would be to go with the PM. Mr. Metcalfe said that it bad not been withdrawn ; the awed by hie client, Mr. Kite, still stood. It had been upon an undemanding from Mr. Beard on behalf of the ties that it would be accepted, and no further lags taken.Tbe Common fierjeant said if that mane had been adopted Isat .trios the maser would have embed there. Mr. Robinson raid the company then - now were quite willing to pursue that course. ney bad no feeling in the matter beyond I desire to protect the httertets of their Mr. Metcalfe then raised some further objections to Mr, Robinson prooseding wi th his statiment, during which the defendant Kite, after counselling with his solicitor, leant over the dock, sad um about addressing the Court, when the Common Serpent interposed, and told him that he could not M heard both by counsel end In person. Mr. Robinson raid they would either go on with the case sempt an apolo,y Mom Mr. Kite. Mr. Metcalfe—Mr. Rite is willing to apologise in these tams, that if be bas bean sulky of anything to offend the "Try, he ls sorry for it. Cannons Serjeant told the Jury that no evidence would be offered. . " Mr. Thmsvu Piper Jon., builder, of 173, Ilishopegete. I street, fad lir. Jolla ' Yaw, awhiteet, of 36, K ing-arrest, r Cheapens, were charged, upon the information of Mr. W. J. Mitchell, Wrenn of police, "for that they, an the 19th day of November met ,in Illonfield- street , Moorteldr, did 1 unlawfully and indecently disinter and dig up the dead bodies et divas parsons whose names are unknown pod did nnlaw- I fittly, _knowingly, end injuriously plan and permit the end • deed bodies, sad parte of decal bo dies, then in a state of decom podtles, to be and remain exposed . to the open air, nnertlll divert unwholesome smells did ante therefrom, and the I me thereby greatly corrupted and infected, to t he danger and common nuisance of all the liege subjects of our lady the Queen than inhabiting and residing." The City Solicitor appeared in rapport of the pramut and Mr. Harting attended for the defendents, who occupied seats by_tlie aide of their professional adviser. Mr. Harting—My clients are most endow to give every information In their power to the roL i tcution. They are very much surprised at this charge broach against them. The circumrtances connected wi th the Um@ have only tens to our knowledge within the last few minutes. Under these eircumatences it would be advantageous to us to have the opportunity of a few days delay. I sok new for an t. he City Solicitor—l think the application is a perfectly Mr one end ought to be complied with, but ft must be wftb the undertaking that the defendants will render us every simentance in the meanwhile to apprehend the men who have been guilty of selling there bones. It,. Piper—We are only too anxious tourist in the matter. If the case had gone on we ehould have brought forward two trustworthy min, one of whom looked up the gate at nib; the plan bring surrounded by a high wall. Beth of thus men declare that they believe it to be utterly Impossible that the bones could have come from the spot in minks. The pimp in which the bodies were put has beat built up with a brick wall. The farther hearing of the summons was then adjourned. GUILDHALL. Joseph Beak, a lad about 16, wee charged with throwing lumps of rend over the parapet of Blecldriars-bridge, as if with the view of striking something on the pier. A police men proved the feet, and Weir, the pier-maiter, complained of the Intolerable sanoyence of boys assembling on the bridge, and projecting missiles upon the pier, to the danger of the porringers. It was only a few days ago that a large piece of granite was thrown and fell upon the stern-lights of ' the pier, and had ft fallen upon the head of any lady or gee therms, in all probability it would have killed the person. It ms with the greatest difSculty that such boys could be ' might, as they always decamped the instant he left the pier ; sad when he returned, they came back again. He did not ' wish to press the charge severely against the primmer, becalm he thought a mall floe would answer every purpose, if the DiWzgrzwould give it the utmost publicity. Hale said it wee a very serious charge, and he • Mt very much lathed to laid the fullest pointy the law ; allowed. The mother of the prisoner mid her boy was In respect s aide having been In the same situation foe the last . _ two yosn. Alderman Has laid be should have awarded ouch a i tthe prisoner would have remembered ell hie life hrdmiso a been Moues be had been throwing instead of mad. He would, however, fine him 6.. for the present offence; but if be or say other lad were brought before Dim again upon such • charge, be would impoee the MI penalty of 40e., or commit the delinquent to prison. BOW-STREET. A woman named C;titen'osiL;;;;, who avowed her infa mous way of life without a blualt, and who ie well known to the police, wee brought beim* Mr. Jardine under the follow ing singular circumstances. Polluesom F 141 said-1 warn ca duty in Ilolbont et a Mto one this morning, when I saw the prosecutor, a r ro Coleman, with the dug I now produce (a remark ably handsome Isle of Skye tenter). Ile wee intosiceted. I ow the prisoner end another woman getting about him, and I seat them away. They creased the road, and walked on, keeping paw with him on the oppodt• side of the way. Pre sently 1 saw the prisoner cross crew and walk op to the prow enter. Ph. wadded, dealt him a violent blow in the boa and knocked Wm down right Sat, and snatching up the dog, else ran away as hard as she eoold peat, with the dog in bar ansa So I ran dim hsr end caught bur and took the dog Irma bar. I km& her back, and lie gen i e her In charge. Column—l am an cutler. The dog is my own proprty, art weak amen pintos at lead. I was a little the wane tor liquor, bat I remember this woman coming up to ter, sod oho Mt see so sbarp and sudden that the knocked " right lemartmede." She noway knocked my teeth out. I had the dog by a cheat, but abe snatched ft from me. Hamer—Why, I never went near the ease s I was a ten sing along, and the dog ran after nut. Cme—Slie had the dog in her inns, carrying him, your wonatip. Mr. Jardine—There can be no doubt you meant to steal the deg. I gull commit you for ono month. W RSH IP-STREET. &aye Bedrock wee charged on remand with maliciously amaultlng hie wife FaiinT. This was a most distreeeing case; and a certificate wee produced from the medical attendant of the poor women, certifying that she was Is a most dangerous state from kicks in the abdomen and blown on the head and body. On her former appearance she wept ineemently through her evidence, which was given seated, and it wee found requisite to supply her with restoratives before leaving in a cab for her own home. She um now supported Into the erne., and it wee manifest that but little improvement, if any, hod taken pilau during the remand; slip her testimony wee more distinct. She stated that her k kept a public•honse in Euiummtreet, hackney-road, emir that they had four children. On the evening of the 13112, after being out ell day, he drove home with a horse he ezpormeed • detemaination to purchase. She uttered some objections to this, he having been previously unfortunate in each speculations, upon which he struck her under the right ear, from which the blood burst; she staggered, partially insenaible, against the vehicle, and he then kicked her repeatedly. She dragged herself ap, however, by the wheel., and fell into the arms of a neighbour, whom from her dwelling at that Instant, hearing screams of exam- Pi• 11 pain. A few days previously he dragged her about the floor by the hair, her then, se he had frequently done before, and on one occasion had sharpened a carving knife, at be swore to murder her. The inarietrate said it was indeed a moat atrocious assault, end of ter too great a magnitude for hint to deal with. The offender must go for trial. The prisoner, who said he had been drinking, and knew nothing of it, wes fully committed for trial. SOSITHWARK. ••• • - William Wild, a blaa;niti,;;;; ben ht before Mr. Davison:l, charged with committing • violent assault on Charlotte Webb, his wife. The complainant, • middle-sited female, who imbibited a severe wound on the right eye, dated that she had been married to the prisoner 22 pare, but for some time peat his conduct bed been so bad that she could not live with him. In feet, ohs hod been compelled to leave him five times and maintain herself. On Saturday night she baud a knock at the eared door, and on opening it the prisoner rushed into the passage end struck her on the right aye, nearly stunning her. He was about to repeat his mamma when a constable rams towards them and took him into cuddly. She had, however, no wish to punish him, provided he kept away from bar. Mr. Bonham coked whether he had ill-used her lxfore? The complainant replied that when she was much younger he used to beat her, and that was the cause of her leaving. Mr. Burnham inquired whether she bad any family to M r :maimed in the negative, as they wire all earning their own livelihood. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said thathis wife was always leaving him end n eglecting him. On Saturday night he went for a clean shirt, but instead of that be got nothing but dime. Mr. Burch= asked him what be had to my In answer to the charge of aassubiog his wife. Ito replied that her language wee so provoking that he could not help it. He wanted to live with her again. The wife said that would be itopeasible, so his conduct was so violent towards her. He might gam plenty of mosey at his work, and could keep a condo:table home, but he drank a great deal and kept bad company. She WM quite able W rap port herself without his amid ones, Mr. Burcharo told the prieotter that he was a cowardly fellow to strike his wife In that manner. Shit appeared to he • decent &udo, and could do very well without him. Under all the eirounstancr be should sentence him to three months' hard labour In the Hones of Correction at Wendsworth. _ _LAMBETH : . A youth named Tay7lor, 14 years of age, preferred a charge of assault can't NO. Tofeld, his oimsoter. The com pl y inant laid that while fencing with one of hie school- fellows, he accidentally poked his finger in the other's eye, but did not injure him severely, and that for this the master (Mr. Totield) best him In a cruel mariner with a Cone. The youth exhibited his left arm, which bore marks of severe chastisement. The com plainant admitted that after receiving three or four serer* blows from a cane he dung a slats at Wm mestee head, and said that after that the defendant took off Ids coat, celled to the boys to close the door, and continued to brat him for some time. Three of the boys in the school confirmed the complainsat's statement, sad a polies sergeant before the mot • plainant had keen taken after the injury, entire...sad it as his opinion that the youth ham bees beaten with more than ordi nary or nesessery severity. Pot the defence, • number of boys were railed, who swore positively that the defendant had only 'true! ono blow when the onutplainant Bung the slate at his head. Them witnesses were al.. examined by Mr. Tidbit', with • view of showing that the complainant wee • pers.', of cruel disposition. After • lengthened examination and mach dim:make be tween the defendant and the father of the complainant, Mr. Elliott observed that while hays went to school it would be found notoriety to flog them, and, for his own part, he did not consider such a worse objectionable, so far as cruelty was avoided. It was quite clear that tho complainant himself had acted most bapropmly by flinging a Mate at hie toasters heed and catching hold of the rasa he wee wring sad In the rib. nee of say evidence to show that the punish ment Inflicted on the resat cooselon wee unneormerUy seven or cruel he must dlsmba the summons. THAMES. Owls Cope, far a taw potman le Mr. Refer, of the Bollatai Anus, Windsor, was charged with easthier a tin cask. hoz, containing 301. in gold, 41. is silver, ow 64. Beak of England note, a gold maim pis, vales 64., as anstsid mina phi and abaia, a are insurance policy, and a patills house lion" tie moseys sad propriety of hie terms =NW. The primmer had Sem affridsi on his voluntary coa -1 tales. the tether, Whet less restaiittet la Await Wt. On ourrendoring, be said he had epent the money in going about to diffemit rave and fairs. Mr. Selfe committed bits for trial. Bridoe Driscoll, • vulprdooklng and dirty woman, living at No. 2, Buil' a-buildings, Brook-street, Rateliff, was charged with steelier a purse containing a half-sovereign end half-a-crown from the pen% of Mr. Charles NichoUs, of No. T, St. Andrew's-tarred., Limehonse. Mr. Nicholls said that he wee on his way home at two o'clock on Sunday morning, and we socosted by the prisoner in bfargerct-street, Licoehouse. She asked him for 6d. to obtain a cup of coffee, sod ho took out • purse to give her one, and directly she received it she snatched the purse from him. He demanded his purse and Homey, and she retuned to give It to him, He walked alongside of her until he met with s policeman, and then gave her into cloudy. Mr. Selfe—How came yea to givo her a sixpence ? Mr. Nicholls—To get rid of bar. Mr. Selfe—Oh, nonsense. It wee very tufa& of you Indeed. You will have plenty of these women miring you for sixpences if you are so free with your money. Mr. Nicholls—She was very importunate indeed. I told her emend times to get away from UN, and she would not. George Croft, 24l K, said that the prisoner was given Into his custody on Sunday morning, and that he found 24. Bd. upon her, including the 6d. given to her by the pro secutor. No purse mone yas o p r was as She was quite sober, es was also the rosecutor. Mr. Selfs—Thene Is no came of which I can convict the prisoner; 'end If I ws• to commit her for trial no jury would convict her. Men have no business to be entering Into conversation with these strumpets, or to be 'leis( them aixpencav ; If they do they must expect to be robbed. The prisoner to discharged. James Harvey Ballantirte„ octurtable in the employ of the London North Western Railway Company, me charged with neglect of duty, whereby the lives and limbs of peruke passing upon the radjawere endangered. Xr. John Bedford, the ma tenant of the polka be /mere to the London and North Western Railway, prose cuted en behalf of the company. Omege Fish, ono of the inspectom of polka upon the vMmw, deposed that on Tuesday evening, the 17th inst., when the express train from Manchester arrived at the Renien-equare station, the guard reported to him that the train, tapering Willesden station, had met with some ob streettedi,l:::ithe engine and several of the carriages bad been in tried. Witness at once proceeded to Willesden, where he d that the up-gate was completely broken to pima, sad scattered over the line. He then went to the hut of the primmer's, where he found another constable on duty and he was told that the primmer had gone home. He, however, found him In the station master's bed, with his clothes on, and under the influents of drink. The prisoner here denied that he wee intoxicated. Mime vary W, and had been attended by a doctor. W inns aleo maid he 'eked him how he accounted for the aociplant, and he answered that he wee taken powerless when he el the train and could not close the gate in time. Arthur Ontteridge, a constable also in the employ of the comyany, said about half-pest nine o'clock In the evening in question be ma about to pas over the line at the level mom ing at Willesden when he am the up•gate broken. lie then went and found the prisoner there very ill. Witness told him that the op-gate was broken, and he replied hat he knew it was, and that the °sprees train method I t t a few minutes before. The prisoner said he ma very ill and in capable of doing his duty. Witness said he would go on for him, which the prisoner accepted, sad he then went away. The prisoner also told him that he had not time to shot the gate as the train was too quick for him. Mr. Redford wee sworn, and stated that the prisoner wee a oostetable at Willesden station, and it was part of his duty to open and shut the Fake at the level crossing. Witness maw him on the following Thursday after the aocident had happened, and the prisoner told him that be wee on duty on Tuesday evening, about eight o'clock, when three young men end a female came to his hut. They sent fee half a gallop of ale, whkb they drank in the Mt. wee After th on ey had been there some time he (the primmer) celled up to open the up-gate to allow a man with a cart to ems to the other side of the line into the Harrow-road. He went out and opened the orgate without looking to the right to see if any train wee approaching. Directly he had opmed the gate he maw the express train clew upon him. He had not the power to dose it intim, and thetrsin dashed against the gate and broke it. Witllad• now charged the prisoner, under their set, with neglecting his duty in not closing the gate. Mr. Hayman seed if the constables were allowed to drink in their huts while en duty ? lterßedford said it wee strictly prohibited by the company. _ The plate-layers wen sot even allowed to go into their beta to hone of their servants were permitted to do so, or even read a book or r, so that their attention should not be drawn been the Bee. Witness said he had no doubt the fright maned the primer to be taken W. Mr. Darns& said the primer's neglect of his duty Lie* have reedited in the death of a past many persons. He should not be doing his duty if he did not inflict the highest penalty which the law allowed him, and he hoped it mold act as a caution to others. He then sentenced hint to two months' imprisonment with hard labour. MARKET S. The *an' diminish. wail than brought to • dose. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 23. (Before Mr. Cornagreieser Phithre.) ue as Mal ILIZADITIL VEIIITT.—POLLT AJD lITILAVA Oahe,. This inaelreaf, a fashionable young lady, who applied un der tha redaction Ad, was opposed by Mr. Dowse for ldr. Burk, a silk mama, Wegtournegross; an d by Mr. Hood, tor Madame Joliette States, dressmaker and miNoar, Frk■tr Wee, FlasoverAquars. Mr. Soignee enipotted. It was dialled from the insolvent that she was 28 years old, and had ben living with her mother in Ititledarraca, Bapporr. Her mother had an income of about 2061. • pear, and she (the lanolvent) had received about 801. • year front her Maeda. She had incurred • =unbar of debts, and had paid Mediae &dee twosome of 101. On being toki that she owed Madame bates MI., she said she was not aware that it was so much. The bill of Madame Statee, who was said to be • milliner to the aristocracy, was banded up to the Commisaionsr, who read the wveral items. One ball dress was chargid 18 plops, and the last 16 guineas fie another drew which was deemed la July as the insolvent petitioned the Court to September. Mr. Commissioner Phillips remarked on the drama the insolvent bed obtained. Fur the sake of parents this Court would expect to we Madame State., to know what inquiries *be made of the in solvent as to hat position, ad until he found that the creditor had hero deceived he would not groat pecii.na who supplied as many cinema in SO Shaft a time any protection. The insolvent admitted that Madam* Stelae did not pm anode her to take dream, but abe ordered them. She paid the efteen pada dress was partially wen out. Her Mamma" saw the dresses, and intimated that they ISM too expensive. Mr. Commianicow Phillips remarked on the great facilities of credit, but in this caw there 1.1.11 a r ircumataam which was well known to the insolvent and bar mother. He alluded to • previous insolvency In August, 1862, wheel the Insolvent owed 2331., and was discharged. That circurnstaace was enough to restrain her extravagance. The ore was a Imeentable and pitiable one. Mr. Buck stated that the ineolvast owed him 261. 91. ed. She had previously made him • moll panuenL Ile knew she heed in Rifle-terrace with her mother. She came in • Isoagham. TIM issolvent stated to him that she had a biota income, and would pay quarterly. Nu money had been all since be gave credit. Mr. Commissioner Phillips thought Mr. Bock abould bare stopped his band when the !Vaporise was not pad. Mr. Brick mid that If he adopted such a system with ladies who appeared rwpectable, he could not our could other tradesusra go on. Mr. Condelesioaer Phillip. did sot know shoat going on, but he apprehended It would Le the best course to adopt. An al.laimat to Madame Stated was called—The insolvent ninstimed the name of Mrs. Mark Boyd, and wes supplied with the article, she ordered. Mr. Corned... Weer Phillips • eat over the Lill and drooled some ainuaersent to the spectators by reading the items, in cluding to crinoline slip. After some further diecossion the learned Coaindedeser held that it was not a cam fur protection. There had been pest foxy and reckless extravagance in the love of dress which this young woman had exhibited. When he sew the foram insolvency and the present actinide be was hosed to say (so miter his feelings) that the fasolvait bad as VIS• 011- We *spastics of payment, and being of that nide be vonM not name a day for the Baal order. Adpiureied due die, and the protection sensed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Amor Nei* sad Jere Coesor, two reepectable looking your 110.204, the feRINIF b.vist en infest in her arms, ear marred to tar tier trial for ..rutting Shama M'Deroaott, with invest to do her 'risers rdily harm. Mr. Pays, proreated ; Mr. liras corer) for the defers. The proseestria sad the armors sparred to be sad the Wird is the MOO hoar In Cartar-airest. •Hera h. According to the evidence of the proseeetta ette wee peg doers le the yard Gs the ersisg uf the lath of &member, whoa woo mented by the Comm beteg at the dare la a very advancer= raoof, mei seemed of having ealded Kathy's daughter e amen mons. A fight Uri Yak place, during W Me received a blew area the eye we ft for emend them sal • par boa of or of blir aws Wu eat 6K r yr hr • flat INS, with es, of the =Vs dururt the areas. It ta le= of disown hoer., that the vele very dim* eed Amble= the eight Is Nei OM the sane sr bed bra heeled ea • baser osmium, mei It wee wry isedetal whether the less of • pathos el the Nit ea the *tit ei the any vas be attributed to say set et Asthma en Moyne if dem of ilea ;dieser.. Mr. !MOAN to Is, aim to the jury, artunded that the thee fiR the presseelen had bees wiry wrath exonerated ; end tint the Whir, ft they coved hare get st the truth, would bent lanai eat to kw nothies hr en Irish row, ta whither party wee es arreeh to blame se the ether. The Reeerdw, to elameleg op mid It spewed to bin that the we err see Yet might wry well hove bees dir pond otby tb Wle wen whs. was setteally gem& ken, Mt =ban nth them they were, et searee, bora Se bal rah It. He tbs. milei the attention et the jury le the libboalb ma after a sham delibenoien they =irOMNI, red found the ether prienter, Kathy, t • comma auk. W." seeteasal to be haprimeed Is, Neygete coo nob& ao party to this apology; my client acquitird last seados. Mr. Robinson baring formally withdrawn the prosecution, the defendant were dequotted, end left the court. henry CA ipmery nurreuderni to toko his trial for emberslm Meat. in 'lncapacity of servant to the trustees of the Borough Market. Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended. The penoner, who wee toll reillector, had been sequined last session upon two indietmemn, and the trial of thin day sten ended in an deyaittal, the jury in the last cite being locked up until nearly 8 (kis k In the evening. Two other charges were withdrawn, the Common Serjeant remaking that the cage was very proper one for full in aestivation. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Willies Whitt' tow Norris, of 13, Mae-lane, ap parel beim the lard Mayor to answer to a 'womens at the haelenee of Mr. W. J. Mitchell, inspector of polies shm, leg*" with having unlawfully stored upon hie pre mier AM gallon. of naphtha, to the great tenor, alarm, end anger oldie neighbourhood. The City Solicitor, who appeared In support of the pros mattes said it hod been for a long time - doubted whether it sr a criminel offence to keep explosive materials, chemical sahoMmote, within crowded neighbourhoods. However, the c4'some time sines thought it tight to proesouts in a ease emenly similar to the premat, and they in a person of thee mare of Laster for harem. upon her premiss a quantity of naphtha. That ladlelmsat wee triad before one of the =el the Central Umbel Court, and the jury found a spinet the dellredell e Wesel to the opinion of the elute gyre r Is wham It was an Indictable offence. That ri=os INTRA of Inleth at Westminster before and airily a deelsien was pronounced, the whole load;; the exception of soh being of *nice that for as, pence to keep la a warehenee, In a crowded city, • pertly of explosive enateria4Oriteh In the judgment of rellettleg tenons was calculated to prance danger and ahem, eonatiteded no (edictal* ism Re was spared the astemaity of @dancing *riders to the prers t ear. ma he endeskeed tbst the Ida prR discretion, judg- EN* Ind Millwq, bed beelrald to the mathorithe dint he bed 2e , knownleiteli immairre, the whale ed the amplean the peeselsee, end Ms fere tbet se embeir ate se materiel should be min Entesind them The in reply to the Loaf Wpm mid be hal sinedy awed ea give up the cellar la erbiat the naphtha wee shred. He hamilmi to send the naphtha et the Custom-haw Dr. Labeler, ana,Wrl oßoer of bald* for the City, aid thearnite .. ae whisk wee &SIM gam woe awl ern er woad berths. It tom eery arse men lahmenehhe end we need der many of the sane wpm. ay aphis et wine. It woad fire at a Imamate,' of lee, whom spirits of wine required • much higher tem perature than that. A tittle oeselemenne la removing the carboys et imam, to may nothing of the deafer of bunting gee In the ear, might bed le soot eerier ocesequeres. The 011•111111111; Ina adOnrsed S. • forsolgin, upon the nip ntrebrahan that manlier* whist the illeirbet would he an di if within that period be renewed the naptha !au kh ptainhen TIIE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Nork-lans Express.) The Paris sour market, apparently influenced by the heavy fall IL Leaden, has lately exhibited some eviction, millers not being able to make sales without conceding If. to 2f. per 169 kit.. on this pious of last week, the Tame for clime marks being 63f. to 64f. (equal to 34e. 3d. to Us. Ild. per 2801 be. Knglish), there having previously been • decline in wheat of 60 cenumea to If. per sack (equal to 9d. to 1..6d. per qr.); good qualities being oold at 29f. 60c. to 30f. per 120 kilos (equal to 46e. to 46a. 9d. per qr.) The lower qualities were down to 27f. 60c. (equal to 41e. 7d. per qr.). In the country, however, the effect of the late decree in favour of export has been a general rise In wheat prices-at Heiberg and St. Florentin as much a. 21. per beet., or 4a. Sd. per qr., the average advance being about 2a. 64. per qr. At Bordeaux the increased rater demanded by holden quite stopped business, 22f. per beet. (Ms. dd. per quarter) being asked for the finest. Marseilles was calm, but Item. The information reaching Algiers by submarine telegraph sent up prices of wheat there 21. per 100 kiloe. (equal to 3a. 6d. per 7.) The rein having oat in he Uri. , colony, sup - tithe. were likely to fell off. Rye was firm at I'eris ; holey in limited demand, and oats, which began to rids, fell back again. Cloveneed was quoted at former without anything stirring, and trefoil remained in I:111110=nd. Prices of wheat in Belgium generally hare still somewhat declined. Antwerp reports of wheat and rye were dull. Brnesels maintained former rater. Louvain quotations for wheat were 46e. 6d. to 48c 6d. per qr. ; rye, to *Hs. 3d. The quotation. at Gbeut were 455. 9d. to 62a. for wheat; rye to 30e. ; barley to 324. 4d. per qr. In Holland there had beets little change. At Rotterdam barley kept its value, but wheat was rather c.hosper. Am sterdam unaltered. The Swiss wheat markets generally have given way from U. to per qr. The mean peas of wheat at Zurtith was efes. r pe qr. The lowness of the waters at Frankfort-on-the-Maine was a serious impediment to transport; wheat there wan quoted 46e. 6d. to 4.e. si. per 7. Thu wheat teed. at Berlin was in a slab of great dis couragement; but rye, barley, and cats found • tree isle at former prices. Wheat was quoted 30s. to 43.. 94. per qr. At Cologne no change woe noted in cereals. Prices of - wheat at Stetting were lower, with little doing, vie., 39e. 3d. to 41s. 6d., and rye to 27e. 94. per qr. Barley neglected. DIIILki ferias some business trammeled, and subsequent lower rates, buyer. refining to operate without a reduction of fully 4/. per qr. Quotations were 38e. to 50s. per 7. Hamburg has felt the intlwmes of foreignAmcouregement, wheat prices having declined 2a. to 3e. per qr., and all other liminess easier to buy. Calm ruled at Petersburg, where th e high prices had premed upon the people, who had claimed government relief ; the rates still quoted were 445. 9d. to 45e. 9d. per qr. Odom complains of great datum, as the consequence of monetary difficultier and the absence of a general demand; though some quantity of new Chicks wheat (about 15,000 qrs) had been pieced at 42e. 6d. to 455. 91. per qr., and about 8,000 qrs of other qualities at rates varying from 33a. 6d. to 63a. 9d. Both Beedienski and Taganrog report rates unaltered. but at the forma port the tendency was downward ; at the latter place the urgency to complete loading vowels in the river sus tained prlcee.which for Ohirks wheat were Me. 3d. to 44.1. 94. I per qr. ; and at Berdianaki rat wail 375. to 43c, at which 6,000 qrs. were placed ; bud, to 14e. 84. per qr. Abundant 'applies bad reeled Merit, wheat being quoted 22e. to 235. 9d. Kalafat, 26e. to 28s. Gd._; hat 24e. 3 2 . to 30s. 9d. per qr. Maize, 22a. per qr. Freigt, 13a. to Ith. per qr. London advice. received at Constantinople had produced a perfect calm there ; herd wheel was quoted to 69e. 3d., soft to 37e. 6d. per ter. Stock, 33,000 qrs. Cheat complainta weft made at Alexandria of the scarcity of money ; this, with heavy aeries* particularly of Behan wheat. Balch wheat, for delivery in Nov. end Dec., was quoted 31.. per qr. Beans and barley were in demand ; 63.000 qrs. corn had been pieced in a fortnight, with about 170,000 qrs. to deliver ; about 27,000 7a. of wheat had been shipped. The limited stocks at Trieste aloe* prevented a decline in wheat, prices of which were only maintained by a retail demand. At Genoa then had been a fell in wheat of fall 2.a. per qr. on all aorta; great benefit was expected to re sult from the recent parabola' to export from Franco. Ar rivals were commencing from the Black Sea. fittppliee at New York bad commenced in earnest, but not enough to produce heavy stocks. Prices hadAtly revived, Baer being 10 to 96 cents. dearer • ' good ship sorts being moat up. Western Canal and State wee q 4 dots. 90e. to 6 dots. 51k. per het (20e. 2d. to 22e. Bd.) ; Ohio and Indiana, 6 dole. 1304 61 6 dole. 26c. (23e. Id. to 255. Bd.) ; Candles and B.dithern, 6 dole. 76e. to 6 dole. 50c: (235. ltd. to 265. 9d.) per bit ; sum fancy to 8 deli. 75e. (345.) Southern red wheat, to 1 dol. 31e. (46e.) per qr., white, to 1 dol. bat. (62a. 24.) qr. • Chicago spring, 1 dol. le. (33.. Bd.) per qr. F •64 6d. per bed. Boer to Liver pool, 2a. 9d. per brl. to • grain, 70. to 84. per per barbel. At Pletiodeb* low wasthe turn batter. Standard rupee., 6 dole. 2M. Ma 86.) pee bet. ; good we 'ern to extra, 6 dela. 871 c to 6 dole. Ma. (24e. 3d. to 2.55. 8d.); Lacy, to 7 d015.25c. (29e. 9d.); prime pod wheat, to I del. 21c. (41s. dd.) per qr. • white. to I del. 35e. per beehel (46e. 64. per 7). Rye sadmethr, 73c. to 76e. per bushel. Thu growth of vela Wog sabouln ads ensoa at Elika Francieeo, and yield abundant, markets were coming do and some quantity, it was expected, would be for export. (Prom B*4l's Wrekly Naaartger.) Tho monetary crisis has Influenced pilote in ail pons cf the north of Europe; and, although a considerable reducti,n has generally taken place, they aro not low enough to , coursge importers to Need out any order*. While o ur market is in its depressed stat ui li considerable less weld be entailed on all partisan ; combined with the hi g h rate of insurance and the approac of winter, will poceont further shipments being made, and we shall censtioettly have to resort to the stocks here in granary rather extras:y ( ly the next two or three months, end most probably shell take ' • clearance for spring shipments under more cheering iir. es:melanoma—The Dutch markets are dull, but without my material variation In the vales of wheat.—The hu r l markets ate rather lower for both wheat and flour, as teders are not received for either article as was at first expecte._ The decline at Mark-lane last Monday leaves no magi for profit, and importers are not dhpooed to make pterg ou i r whore aloes stares Sham in the face. As to four thee is a Vitt chance, and it may be that an attempt will be nods t o off inferior qualities with a dub cf " Utica" beers is it. The French millers will do well to avoid this; ir m mire as they are found out will their manufacture be motif, Goods Jimmie r, whether flour or clammed, will not nap. molter in England, and simple* of teed having an ad*. lure of sand in them will certainly be rejected on until in England. We hope this may meet the eye of the Fred. men who bow who Das done so formerly. 14011D01 WISILY DOCK 1111111111118.—Now.11. ilaparyid Damn' Frith& Mt taims—Wastiodh .. 16 1.510 27300 — l7 - As := l : l X•dzwri g e t.:l 1Z MC a kw vie ins; mei; c0=1 1 17:E::.: . .:.7. 5 i t . 4 $ 7 , 2 m re se se UN lii,Y.9 stry 00ce•—wr........... iii 13 1.3c7) ti ; zolf—TrT ::::: : :::: el ICO 19.500 tztj TALLOW.—The tallow market has been firmer to-4y, and prices an about 6d. per cwt higher than on San*. The total shipments, st Bt. Petersburg en 104,000 ate The weedier was still open, and the exchange bad Mari to 34gd. It was not thought, however, that as NM, quantity of tallow could be &lend this ammo. Tank Attgoat next was quoted 63e. with 10 down. Our deng mess are :—Spot, 49e. ; all the year, 48e. 6d. to December, 49e., buyers ; January and Muth, 49e. et: bzi.eas ; March only, 615., buyen ; turn tallow, 49e, es Liaised oil, 20e. ; tallow amine, 445. 6d.; Amoeba =4Be. 3d. end 48e. ; beef, 46e. ; palm oil, 42e. ilosok ; oocos-nut oil, Cactus, 4,5 e. 6d.; Ceylon, 424. et— (From the Circular of Masers. Smith and Chalet did Monday teeming.) COTTON.— Lrvinroot, Nov. 23.—We hare ha change to notke to the aspect of the cotton market, Wpm el American &ecliptics' are id. per lb. dearer than haat The ear are 6,000 bales, 1,000 for export and 600 now Wow, including 90 Perna= and Msranhaon, at 70. to 4. 60 Bahia, at ,• 100 Egyptian, at VI. to 101 d., and i,es Burst, at 30. to M. per lb. COAL/J.—Lomax, Nor. 23. Bates' West Bray 16.. ed.; Benton's West Hartley, 16e. • Hartlepool Tit Hartley, 17s. ; Howard's West Hartley Meters, 17s. 6d.; North Percy Hartley, 16.. 6d.; Neel Wad Heresy, 17s. ; Tan6ald Moor, 13s. 3d. ; 7tadi Moor Batas, 1 3 .. 3d.; Ward's West J6s. ; Wpm, 16..; Wells End Eden. 18a.; Walls Ena Bilin =2 , 66.; Wells End Northumberland, 17.; Walla LI 17s ; Walls End Frionwellgste, 18e. ; Wslhisd lietten d. 2 , o6. ; AValls End Helton Lyms, 17.. 6d. Tal End 18s. 9d. ,• vials End Hartlepool Han 18e. 9d. ;„ all. End Hough Ha, ;tworth, Walls End hp wick, 16s. 9d. Wells End Whi 16s. ; Asal DuEryn, 21. 6d.—Shipat marked, 39 ; sold, 28. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mika Pr Ito. 74041. IAL i 411•444. 49441. ~ea shoadio. LW. 14 Wink WM/ Oct._ll. e e ileel ikma.w.= Twee et usaas ii.r. 4.741 CVO 1.144 Maros .... 114 en 455 1.0 • that Webs et Cards .... lell TAW 1.414 10.1t1 11 week NON 111. , 21. Imola% ilatilishard lark V M• l7 " — a I?: E SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0 A 8 II • Ly I g 8. Da iala., Captat:o7ll,Disse keriswy. Mtli Miter. lecj Moe at Portaaltammo. NowleedacUsad. ow the nth ef manetomed aad abiodom2.—Quetee, Nov. 7. Geom. Captain Deland, eland had to Outdo. from whhociala and eaM, fa eirmitol near Itaborta Kant; nee t root Mal of the atom sped; vemel toll of tem.—Marna, Bambini on Captain Dryer, hoot thanderland, coi H , on the 11 t h of NOTelaber mittlde Nalamem; err rate; ship Ilithienlag, hot not yol efloar.—Vooko, litehlanday (brig), NOM Gardner. aprom • leal heas Wpm and the Hombre on the ot of Nomihre.snd slew taaded at Wlntorm.—Yarmeath, Nov. U. leemlak Thootryon, at New TM, Mood to QM pow', ma two-thirds loaded when Am Mk flee co As 10th of Norm ma mottled; rte Aro bad looted two boars.—LiverpoO, loalopr—The Coamodona. fens halm at Ohio part, with gooier the Leatagtoo.—Livercool. N0v.21. Polmeeta. Captato Homo, tem for Newry, tam More co PAM. —Mabee, Nov. 7. Proverodo• Kaifu aa—• letter froro Thaw repeats that the radial Mintage, tem Bodoni to Ragland, Ms tem tort at ft* Yomacraw.Caprato htvody ((vainly of the City of Glucevi. htmardlla to Yaloamili. wlth inaholl=7, .rsokvi Kanner. Reef, slaty WM mat of flaramah, oa the 11th Os —flammak ; Nov. 7. - Lrnarom Own AT Tomos! Fier.—lapbretee Ise), etS Bag st New (hums; Puglia., at Alarm; &Web Qua Um& Ilse Resolute, IdeMAUL lett the Red Jookat Item to? off 'Dakar on MonOny mornnw.—Liverpeol. !low. 23. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Boars, ham Lameloo to tqaador dap, Cot. 18, lat.ll, n.ar w. Alma from 'Amerce' for Bombay 34 days, Oat, 17, Ist 9.111., -- 331 W. Ilier•ln Castle Oltll, *lc Londm fat Ploppow, wit WV wit. atirtat 3, 11. 4 43 t 4.. Us. 33.13 T. 21,73,2133 Liverpool fur Bombs, W 41334, Oct. IS, LI. LOU Bottom (Alp). from Imam fox 6legoport, with troops. 166 161. 4.4 i 6 Om. rod.so Oordells iltlErogio, from kospon Oar.. for 0rder...160 0 LSI N., lon. 91.16 E 06r061m0 (ohlp), for Ilirlbsuroo, sry.b rooreepro, Nor. 9, ital Soule W. Mrs (Wpm), from Utirpool for Bsorro 14. 6 . 11, 1641 11., Ise. 4 44 W. Erptosse• 141 , 1 e (Wove), from Guinn for Limbo. ES 61/ 14 11 10, let 6.6 ~ 11.11 Queen of Elena (barque), from !mbar for Coors, Cot. 7, 61 Loa SW. Riverdale, from Bay Beocal for Lwatao $0 daya, Oot. 4, lat. l Inn. 7.5 W. Sir Edward Paget, from Rangoon ft Falmouth, Sapty,kr.l lula. SUS L. CIYRTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING Di MONDAT, Nov. 23.—Admitecnia op parotid. 39 0 ; 1 by ~on Wks**. 114 ; total visitors. 604. [Advertißement.]—THE EARL or Aloroto srn Hottvter•r Pltte.—An aptottmlles enve etedbelne. after tined ether at had lane& Fee non te tervlshlpse letter. dated Ville, atettos. Leaner., Wt. Profaner Hollowa Fly,-1 N.. 1 acquaint Yon thal fa dented ewe of n Moonier to mt Leer and kontnek. mot esslnset of tho family, at anon and ail om the atilt aos been .Ile to caret—say. not even the waters of Wised sifted. aimed; Ahlhomuen." Thue wonderful pill* el es disorder of the Iletr or stomach Old Woo Dawn, Profaner Holloway'. eetahllvinneunt Wand, Le _ . ,,ntet )I•l4aa.lene. New Tart ; aad ho tattodo• Totowa defamed wortd. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATM BIETII3. ID/iMS-1 o/.19..4 Lparetobe, near Seder, the elfe e , Adam. of a daaebtar. 8.1121,6Y.—N0r. at Northampton. the wife of W. Dada. P a davebtat. NItODIE.—Wor. IP, at the Sectary, New Alrederd. Marla Modica& Non. CqLXllllOOlLA—Atar. 111, at Forrc.inat. Idiaaaa brooks. 01a da.lum. DOIXIBOII.—Xot. at *Word. E. ho vile of W. 0. Hp.. of Ka. Acti FroSlll. —Nov. 21. at Ors.“ Grorewtron. Hermes . . _ .1. - Idukhstemb, of wit. • 21. at Crevdm. tho muo of eastmel Leo of • gooshtm MARRIAGE& BALI-0ARA T zE.19 4. .9 6: 7 / r .o ltt w. i ? .. re d b0 u.. 4 .0 .. GAMY. 11006-011 D.-If or. 19, at Sari 11addrm Cher& If yy tbo lar.O. o.honoe. /roach Stoord. orra of trebto Naa, , of Lisle Banton, Noythunat blend, b globe daughter of the lee Rey. T. C. Ord. Rater of Gift 0 ZAHAM -BO IST.-If or. 19. at 1111. J °hot. Ilodauf.t7p Ombra Mr. M. Groh." ma of J. Orebro. Sta. ut . Oradoa. daughtor of tho laM Kr. B. TWA*: natter or- DEATHS. BELL..-Tfor. 20, B. T. Dell, no of Mr. B. NO. del Fairgabboad. Boor. K SOLTON.-Nor. 19, at Vittorta note* Claltalhaz , /Mk., *gel TU. ITKITNOTON-Nor. TO, at th. Oooraregut eft.-Ir " or. l g.. at Southport. Matilta. d F 64. u.m.s iota Naga. aged gd. r 111000.-Now. at Krualagtou Palablaubrut -* aged et WILE 1N4011.-Now. 11, at Ilhionbead. Cooreastler Soya% Nary, formerly Mato tt..- Maftenrarior at Bee eJtotrt Leaf o . 4 Des/ad. r big Seth par. 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