The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

I t he hern parts of the Iwas.gprprovinee, -,,beuce we have repeated reports , meal, od stop p a ge of river navigation. =in body of ipargeSISSIF in !Wink and, SO far as we an MeV are haying it pretty well all their own way, king steadily up towards Nanking. The report visurreetiou iu Iluo- . kwang (the conjoint province g Ileo-asn and 1100-pah), as given in our summarise 0 ( July and August, is confirmed. We beard aliaut the middle of the month that an other attempt hal been medo on the life of the F. , pu e—that his Majesty wain great fear--beid pu ked ail valuables all ready foe a fliOt, and th e part ot the royal palace et Pekin had been es grow l by tire ; all this, however, is wanting in con- Eir i g i on , a nd there is not, perhaps, a word of truth ir the whole of it. The United States squadron (Susquehanna, Ply ooeth, Saratoga, and store-ship Supply), are still owned about the Canton estuary, awaiting orders, t• vuppwed, to proceed to Japan, whither it is ad her Majesty's ship Serpent will accompany them they go e ithin the current year; hardly likely, !uieser, now that the north-east monsoon has come pact en wi again. lioNli KONG.—Last month the total number of akin garrison was 67—this month there is a redne lon to 61 (against 12 at the same period last year). deaths, since last report, wo hear of four only ( A gainst 7 in the same period last year, viz.), 3 of the 39:1i Regiment (2 of disease of the lungs and 1 of Wail complaint), and I Gun Lascar of lien fun. The Hospital list this morning stood as follows : Her Majesty's 39th Regiment, 39; Ordnance De partment, 7; Ceylon Rifle Regiment, 13. The con valescents were withdrawn from the hospital ship on the 17th, and, excepting those in hospital (suffering principally from dysentery) every man in the gar rison is now doing duty. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. ----- CA•TALTIES POT Drava in the armies of India tines the 7,1 atom of the mail on the 2nd Oct.: H.M.'s Troops I,..utenant F. Hardy, trith foot, at Umballah on the 3rd of cholera. Bombay—Lieutenant-colonel J. P. c t m l iiiinr, Ist European (mincers), on the 201 September it. I.ig way to Australia. Dr. Moatetlore, superintending garcon northern division, at Ahmedabad, on tM 29th Sep t, m I4 T. Captain and Brevet-major (honor Clarkson, 12th P.:on.nt N.L. at Ahmedabad, on the 6th Oct. Royal cis—Pr. J. Morgan, H.M. Frigate "Fos," at Rangoon, vi the 22rd September of cholera. (For India sad China Markets we pep 4.) MALTA, Nov. 9. annosneed in my last that a veiled of war wee in sight. Ma proved to he the l'haeton ; and during the night, the admiral, with the Britannia, Albion, Trafalgar, end Belle rophen, came into port, with the Tiger and Soourge, Ecam , l 9. On the following day (3rd) the Vengeance sod Modette come in, and on the 3th the Fury retained from Tunis. he 'Nlod,ste has returned to Corfu to send down the Arethii.a, and she will not be relieved until the arrival of the Wasp. The Scourge left us on the Gth for Gibral. tar and England, to be paid off; and the itetributien is tinder order' to proceed to Constantinople, and send down the Sialpsul4. lately despatched from Corfu, for girlie, in the llophorus. The A•tiologer, screw-steamer, from Liverpool, met with an accident in lot. 34.11 N., long. 12.31 11., fractured the crank of her forcemeat engine, which also canoed the tweak icit of the cylinder cover. She was towed in here thy the Snood, screw•steamer, and will take three weeks to "pair. The Beet will leave to-day for Gibraltar, whence a por tico wi;l proceed to Lisbon, and a portion return here. Thi• movement is very hardly felt by the Akin and wen, who have been ensiling during six mouths entire. rbe Court. WINDSOR, Nov. 13. The following had tho honour of dining with her yesterday :—The Duchess of Kent, the Dec de litstiant and the Comte de Fluidics, the Priem and Prin cess of Hobo%luhe Langenburg, the Princess Adelaide and Priem Hermann of Hobanlobe, and Prince Edward of Size Weimar. the Lady in Waitiadto the Ditcher of Kent, N. Tea de Wiyee, Colonel di sidtiwke, the Comte de Briny, sad SIT Robert Carswell. Crane Albert, secompsidei by Prince Hermann of Rohenlohe, neat out hunting this forenoon, attended by Leut..Cul. the Hem. A. Gorges. The Duke of Montrose, Lei Steward of the Household, and the 31irquis of Exeter, Lid Chamberlain, snivel from Loudon, yesterday at hairnet owe Velma, with the ad drew Iron the th eee of Leeds sasses to her Majesty's speech, and had an aedWime of Ihs Queen. The Hight Hon. Forester Omlogitedier of the Househo ld, arrived from Leedom, this ilenewsieu. with the whines from the Howe of CuMllOOllB ice smell to his Mejeety's speech, aid bad an audience of the Queen. The Prince tiorteshakelr. Hem DrIAMW, end the Bali of Maleiesbury, arrived Mt this will this themes. The Ductless of Cushier eel the Princess M of Cambridge visited his Mejeity te-dey, attended by Lady lintlield and Bans lawasbeih. The following had the bearine eg dining with her Ma jesty to-day : —the Dasher of Mee& _the Due de Brahma sad the Comte de Plenieen, tie Piss sad ?drum of Holienlolur Langmborg, the ?deem MAIMS red the Prince Herniatut of Hotteelelk the Prism Oestesbebeir. M. Tea de Weyer, Baron de 1381WISW, the Indj u l:t Irian to the Duchess of Kent, Lady OniMise and Ilinderse„ the Earl of Malmesbury, Nang de Maerkerlie, OINISi de Briny, Sir Hubert Carswell mid Sir Janos Clark. Now. 14. The Queen sad Prime, the Prime Oinks, tle7Pfiltt4lll - Royal. and Priiseo Abet, with tbe Learn awl Gralleeres of tle Caw, wad the Doomotie Reeleheld, etteerled Davies Serowe in the e ode thr 1001W441._ The Eriree tiorteelialtolf, Y. Tea do Weyer, Bona di Drumm aid the Earl of Malweeber were oho at the minim The Rev. Lord Wriotheeley Sieben eSerateL Colonel Cowman, Assistant Mutat of the COMIIOIIIIII to let Majesty, has beta appoiotad by the Qum to be in at- Madame as Ms fatties military cMetwo wbo have arrived to bs prompt at the Duke of Wolliagtoces funeraL Mr. Master's., M.P. • Mr. DoW.., gamy ; sad Mr. John S. Twin, notary, had as interview with Kr. Sorarotory Walpole, at the Haairadss. ea Saturday. A deputation from the inhabitants of m. Paereinai yard. munon of Mr. James Bamako City _Arehintot Mr. leo. F. Pawns Ms. W Barbet, .Mt Pada Odell, Mr. O. Hitebstiek. and btr. Fame Valiant% Mow arced Mumma as Saturday at tbs Ilia of Weak/ sad Psi he Building*, Whitehall-Seem The Turkish Minimise traansted Wainer' eS the Fareigs. Mee of Saturday. Mr. Mastorman, M.P., and Mr. Montag% M.P.. lot ea lawman with &r Jobs Pokiness es Iketemly se Ike Colonial oMee. . . - ;;at NUirport led ea istesetew with M. Ikerstaa Walpote us Saturday at the liontosSaa. The Earl of Malruerlyary left lowa attar *a Cabbie Com:dos Saturday attieuecia be Wisher Code. A Cabinet Council was held es after noon, at the Foreign-oSce, The ministers present wen:—?he Denby, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Lamble. the Mem& of Salisbury, Mr. Secretary Walpole. the Reel et Malrocebury, Sir John Paine" tbe Massenet of the Exchequer, the Duke et Nestbastkedasd, the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, the Earl d Hardwieke, the Hight lion. J. C. Harries, and Uri John Mem nen. 'The Council sat two haws and a belL THE MCIDER At BI7CILAND MONACIIOIII7I, Drroa.—The eoorsoil *ma so the p i s Km Wb eke WM Mei la Ms bag. ea lbs tbs 14 of Illoombor, Ms time out, was sesonsi so/ skald et labookmlM lab bd.. at tbs •dbas of ilia, ia tbs trir d 7wklaai xaaa bass wr Tavisomelt. W. lbw" tbo mamas. smog slbseessa, anti Igo isiostleatioa W oamilma Ist smug boon, mad via watsbod by Mr. W. Isollabo, 114 amiss sillbso, of Pip irmiL Hakes vas dieing es bees Ile upon Is utak this moot bailowles dui Is asvoispsill U.S.M la dui. imam Jobs VW 110 sas lbs disourstl, Imssois osphiss vu bib awl smiotbus 'beings Is ibs boss MOWN; do Alp of tba 414414. mad be go pont *boos pas to tad at balllutlMUsal.sagaMJstimeLitUs soma 1441 7 tbs amt snaky; miles for Iseasosi we. ossa ally@ at 11 st al" awl vu boa* to bays beta MINI by 7 o'clock ▪ marabig. asooNd wsuits Is that Mn. WM. bola oarktunbb son eta my, is looks bat a son dill as bar basbarfo bois of sake sod lbs my of UN lift alai sass b 7 bßibwiess lof &ef &mi. } T A M mast of So )1•1 we a Will mast NM at puma us. lasita." fit = sowed boo boa slim= yid* it ssi sylosboolom of Ile 414 mauls saor Or lowan duns .a risitiott sum • bs aiiod by tbo govossmosil. Alyilsoiss los boss main le Ito Saw SomArty. TIN Boole lizzameL—Tbe peguiseity shah be allimid the asoamoss K from at a Wawa to tli• et of Timms WAS. boos 'Mass to tie vilely good wooded= at tbspalso of ISM pest bostistig, sal Se penes Mall of lbe 111=so Club' wore sot shwa la sospradlog w Oa esels. The Mowry sewn the w the d i r o la an ir em bos sei bass stertal irkue ga do oessastpeie: * arks' pale leos7Tonsta Übsesi ma Is tbs of lbs aumitte• Is Ink tbs soma to 1 1; end lo craw to owei let Leib tom* tads minas Isgssiily as it is yoorsos4 to sloe ea mei, in iffati t a t rt iora ll ma e is taireatal oWa, u al os & Hare mark ! Sus& LYING IN - sr,grz - AND FUNERAL Iffe 111 DUKE OF WELLINGTON. LOSS OF LIFE IN THE CROWD. The universality of the publics interest in the famed selesenities, which pawl, rennesesd on Enter dant evinced by the tuipreseented crowds that to Chelsea be the eartf Mr ief sena is the the thistle eal= ll 4 lPilli rll helfsotr tilin V ll lMl Pro - Itenteeirridb.ll7lllll:4 imegollyrobroilits Waal at a Inn pied ad the day it llassmarmte hams that ham Ilb had bees wariticed, babe bushes, sad delft.. teen lan ribbing ; le eleors, that which had bees intended to SO the solemn Obsequies of • Christian warrior, had ken as fatal in its Oweemoseene e• ea ladies eaten: and r denonhsied so an Medi eseentlan nen the earliest lam *a wan of peeper rendatiene sad ef einem peen heel Menai pausfelly wawa. Abbe* filoane-stnet t eneuenout its entire length, and the onallor streets leteialif Mire in andiately to Qiseesie-row, topossatod see Weft mod 'so msetly inoreasing areas sT peephi, acs Meifq to ass menses and ridieeloesly ineepelent pest, arts eagle L= wee abe oven, 1110 en, OM Wetted .dar t made the irregular ItMOMIIIIIS so so to give it NOW ear, oldie anereary nimbi's& Ole wesakkin On gate which eradiates Qesse'rrow, tee hued the moos to be ens of width deseriptiss en give but • very hie ides. Tb. bon ewe= had nerd slowly aloe( etoaniporant. Yid MVO a sad mar, waving slowly bookends MI SIVISOPas, mai a 'whet Babel of shouts, groans, and eneseasioes, bat evidently not making the slightest 111.11111 towards the general object. The police regulatiesse provided that persist should only approach by one avenue, and about a doses of the force were placed at intervals WON she other, to pnveat approach is that direction ; but the force was so ridiculously small that every eve minutes or so They were swept along by fresh maims of peens, and ten sufferings of the unfortunates who weft loping, jammed up in the frost, were popertionably Is on. place •mm wee seem awned spines early, looltdo. blood, while his inighbenee hued la L,,, in *VP his room ' • is another a ery wee raked that a wen= was being trampled to death. The truth of the lest eselaination was moo verified by the appearance of a pelise-stretcher, car ried by four see spas which lay the lifeless body of a female, whose els:thee led been sheen ten from her back in the terrible straggle for .:Mess.. Rumen of the meet alarming character son Spread in every direction. At one time it was said that eight, and at another that eleven females had fallen victims to the pressure. Cabe eying suddenly away were said to contain men with dislocated spines and internal harts of various kinds. Thee. who, jammed up in the avenue and more immediate anibbearhood of the covered way, still hest their legs, realised ell the horrors of the Black Role of iisielitts. The stem sees from them as from the hold of a Mee ship, and their omatenanees exhibited all the symp- Ono warn the mak IPIO producing on different remake- desk Itillopeossolsostporple w ith incipient apoplexy, while Obi= were daftly pale, bat every taco exhibited the ex- Mom stains and physical distren. The OM wen lineght out dead was a lire. Bean, aged de, the wife of a livery slablekeeper, of Cum heellemikmews, Regent's-park, who went accompanied by a lin links, the wife of • publican ' who also was severely Yore, bet net dangerously. Mrs. Eerie inthiequeutly went away in a cable her own residence. The neat body carried away was that of Mrs. Charlotte Cook, who was a cook in theserviee of lie. Bothell, the Queen's he counsel, Gloucester gime, Hydrark. *mug t p persons who were severely injured by the =isf the crowd was a respectabie lady, who, with her arrived early in the day in a cab, and who, after bales bee been in the meek was thrown down in one of die Oda* nines that leek plea. She was carried out inessible, fearfully tenhal, with her clothes all torn, and was lifted over the nab, ea the opposite side of the pee nerd. aid hid "pis the per. Some water wee OM bee t and simebate administered, and eke woe diesi abseil belt es leer afterwards by her buirsd iet edie is a side et the sweetest anxiety hail been gs la every dbeetlee, eel was enabled to ream Inteli •p, L is. et the taverns opposite the henna • pew IlepOiened Davie, was lying for sere time with Me leg dertende bee • ferade relative when he weeasesen• =lelbled eget baba him Mme. The weber of Imeteees whisk Woe bus sustained witz beWyseeer be setidiaterity asettliked, bet it is e Ibetibe ninon of mend pow.lsNeg been baled eine gee the saber who wen seeded est of the we'd is a fah*, stew end le dead. The benne' w dined te the 'ebbe all Oka dee Visa. At that hear a seem Indy ef pollee was etatiseed meet tli• end, so es te puma% any anus to the WM annum*. By this nem the streets bow y dewed, eltlingh numbers neenned be the sfsiiig hr wee thee Oise wank dienniag the nelenthelgemolieghe that had tame plan. In the irides of the shomeese it was stated that the hall would moth elm watil seven o'clock. It was, however, to the goalie about half past fin, up to which has Nevin the day). eothediss to the petit* re ams, 43.71 badirldsals bad sand wpm the inertuary elm of Rastears great military both, eu hothease bulii - vbas the sa, of the famed Mesa le takes We thasideraties. Whoa the hal skied orowle of pusses wen etill width ad Ups* father bigotry at the writhe pluses where la theveraies we le be obtained, we led that, he addition to the nehashdy ass webers of peresaa—ama, weave, sad shiblese—beve bees Wand, sad eseeeled to their OM bias 1 eel thee sweeps these eons wee see of a yews WOMB Mr& liseshissers, No. Worisoratroet. Selso ws ibe wee Wes to Weeniest's Nospiesi, with severe he the bee had sae, a yew palleesan, who the deeeiget whi ther he wee wend in a It, the reeds of hir ben the was of caufessoa. Both ores areßeht. r trestessat et the asodieel geatasesse of *see in=ses. While the isms was bells She pike seemed to set whisageedw or drip, awl IMOD ass bac were awl itsiweeds disi the a gaits aserstegealle W Ihek wasebees. It bee bees diesel tit these Ohs% t they =Ye e jah t= to goide hee. ey mei tis k about them het devise two es these hews Asa we is. misdeed there we essteraty saw No eserkties to, the They seemed es meek sewilissel mid at • less se the Yee treed 4= they were seerseade ISlid sod shoat SW die kIiMR it dw what with &gems* who Inner bark te.Melsod die• =rsad the essitssi et rielissemassts et iot Oise. sendlAsi Ih. mkt yes pro hlaed fed tine who MI patios, le wall call this eight st the based esppeeL WI, all this paws mid eseeerlie. sib this simple sea selletise, w e = OR at the thessisid et the teem& elembse, the the epposate to the es me et • er==. pabl== d went 4 eel Lips limb se the heats et Mesas!noised the pablis io to see Wks et IMO ito• weightiormathehd osemseole views et webs Cole. lisesided ee every sneer, aid imerlals Mew Is sate wen rend to wheeler moil try their pewees. masses at the wail keessallis panted Om*. Ifie saelesali have Cret the seism owes eel thlkparkesieg, bed it sot il d er the isei lee et 'midis !find with posplooled owning, whits isesessisas et s = li rs ga sa Is Met. yelled pain* ike OW tuns side. sise. m Thos e bereeree, pearl* Wooed ; es • e et ssossies of Walk& wlih Ina auk mi%se out d the ersed iw ar sesseased thee en ui = her' id sirup bad stew up i hips of admits., sail were sapir Zs amps *sir Yea It wield be =matte sz• als patile iedigeeties sad seellsmat wpm askredielli weenies. ivory see said dot the penis W bus Melba sad argiesled, sad that these who peid he the thew weld setts It. able ovary pressettea bed bousgmatillsd en the witty mei arehet et she whams* Sisals et the witherities. The poissensat sad the peas sense r tre their slaw et sewer am* wee the sassed 1 awe et the died ea eat spend, es the mansion ewe et i thL desehter. terser, mad essemisa. ems said thst "The Deka wee sever so mesh MEOW le Se 16 WS hang? elbeelas to the moat et dot lea sail osier ter ',bids Mises asses was so ressarkahls t sod ashen drew minas Wiren the proem asses end the pints b o as' et Birter Robert Posi, nay the& at brow let. At • late riod et the day we were ishessed that emir pe two kasha bed eseselly lest their line, enmesh no ware idea_ben, W ai t= impieties was that the nest as Cha ia= n t t fiestiaad.go= MY bead the eftionni wen that erseamesmis bag mile the passim sa hese Ode Asp. vim, It Is Ie be bevel. that the souse et listardep win ail be trivetheL hit THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 15, 1852. PRIPAYLATION 8 AT BT. PAUL'B.-13Artinnur. The appearense of the works la the bagger of 15t. Paul's new presentee gry Onward sad impulse appeargee, and is the gene sp poorly mug egnested with the Earl Umbers ogee. sod Se Lord Ohembeekla's department, arisempeeled ly the as. sad lie. D. W. Num, the City polieweemitisakum were setively ea rts goal womPlitleB the erewegemente which are to o si beereed et the simples et the illestrisee Mee. T e lse re tallseles is the western mg see isished, sell Sr. 00, with Wig eieth, .pre t ty. riry ef deg mad velvet being bang en the ...tenetfirms the trait of there 'eg% end whisk tribe them sees the yam raft epee for the pomp, ef the peeskien. Tim stupendous esephitheatre the seas wader Ore gess, is she ell het semplegd, as will be the tallith , in the north and meth =They will aloe be soured with black sigh sad with appropriate heaglep. The meaty. /wig ensseeded Is nesting thegry-stours ewer the coal= heasedleesty below the - re, end preparing the Or lewming the rage, serval ar tisans were b y augged weardeg and ks the apparatus whisk ti he empieyed is depealtieg the re mains of the illustrious esramearker. Is Drier that they may not sustain bejsry, the meeset and cushion upon the top of Nelson's tomb bare bees removed. It had been rag vested that the seresphigus which contains the ashes of the great naval chief enabt easily be moved a few feet more the southward of go centre to admit of the tomb of the immortal Weilingles being placed alongside it, and so allow the negke of Paglaare two greatest heroes to re pose lusseg the home at the metropolitan cathedral. A. yet re stepe bag been taken to shift the tomb of Nelson, nor Is that thegyht likely now as by removing Dome tab lets to die sassy of a brother of the Trafalgar hero, selleium epees will be obtained fur depositing the body of this lemented esemender-is-ebief. Very ostensive platforms are being erected on both sides of the eatiedral, outside the railings, to facilitate the arrival sod departure of visitors. They are each above 200 feet long, and will enable more than a dawn carriages to sat down at a time. The steps leading to the grand entrance are being covered over with a suitable hoarding, so as to protect those who have to take part in the ceremony from the iselemeney of the weather, and a platforms is now being thrown out which is to aive the eofdn from the ear, and upon which a kind of machine will be placed, which will tiondset the body down the nave to the choir. All basin's' will be suspended as the day of th e funeral. The government cakes will be clued , aad tbe authorities at the Bank, Lloyd's, tin docks, and other large concerns, have also intimated that their establishments will be shut. Preparations are WIN; made to form a trophy appro priate to t►e occasion on lamp). Bar. The whole of the structure will be covered with black cloth, surmounted by • plane of feathers, while the armorial beariop of the illus trious duke and other heraldic devices will adorn the two sides of the bar. TiiE LINE OF FUNERAL PROCESSION. For some days past the entire line of the epproachin funeral procession has presented a remarkable and unusual appearance, signs of preparation for viewing the spectacle being visible in almost every shop or house throughout the line from Piccadilly to St. Paul's. The exhibition of bills offering seats is almost universal, and, assuredly, the shop keepers and occupiers of the various houses from which a view may be obtained are not chargeable with apathy or in difference to their peenniary interests in their desire to render due homage to the memory of the illustrious de ceased. Enormous prices have been asked fee seats, win dows, floors, &c., commanding a good view of the soured cortege, and, to • vast extent, have been acceded to by portiesdetermiaed, cook pus caste, to witness the mow mon. The demand for places has, in fact, mere than equalled previous antisipatiou, great as that had been, sad it le be hoved that there will be on the day of the ceremonial com paratively few usitaken. Generally speaking the tariff is muck enhanced in the ratio of prozimity to St. Pall's. the most startling prices being demanded for 'dodoes along Ludgate-bill to the lower end of Fleet-street, wills* the view of the procession will, of necessity, be the Me prolonged and the best. Close to and around the wild churches in the sloe numerous tiers of seats have bees sew aimed, calculated to hold en lamas* number of persons., For the most part these fabrics are slight enough, but are, it may be hoped, of sufficient strength to obviate eny pow sibility of danger to the adventurous individuals for wYe they an intended. By far the greater number of spook. will, however, be in the streets, and the crow ect Mile °maws," who will assist at the Amoral of great duke, may be expected to be ma even alarming, although dllikileated thing a line of almele extending two or three Mere in Moot. Limits doe will tickets pour have forth a reredos dieltitsie ; a but, la willldds, , it is odolell, bwoßbsailysewid 2 =d r. &rest railway ars% amoberlso barbed. of most of them roun *RIO to made previstiel *MOWN to join the mot throe sebum*, wits udll be Ems together on this great cereals. TIM RAILWAYS. Dodo tbe week sewed ansonaesmenie have been made 28E0 amessee of the wring railway's...mire, that it is Yuen to Showed special tabs Ili do metropolis IS woks if do Iplig is slate cod of the funeral el re ye Den Ollsibillis. ram death Wales, by the s i IWO Wiles Rim', hive been entered Ye ifi Maim ft Mort on Ileutlay from Cr. willibma oft do eves days, the if the Great He: 1.0 4 noir Coos ti ve l= it Noull traim s ers g e % "Ili di. for iko n°. elf w en la &a. Tie Nevoid% . ck l 'g e t art:: MI U. 10A lb SO lld the dews am., • Rip IPS ane bd.., 14 01 , 1111111 1 Ilk m=. fares he IRO will ia t is ear ' m e metref , ides day, amyl Was will gescsul Oa Lemke. The webs Ogle lidelli its am the limes by the videos • or Is V. ROAM tickets ant be _ ls reseal* In the um mow allows the purse at Mused POLICE ARRANGEMIXTEL 111001.1111011 TO 111 01111/11111 NOT. 18, 1852. The funeral preembra will be formed is Bt. Jaawerwab, seer Ole Zane Gaud'. No ese is to be edisksed lase the parade geed, or say of the use la IL Jasases er the Gressi= . l7 the reassis& swept the persons hada, the add Owe awed la th e arreagessele sad railitary sad paths hem the Hoses Gaels awl the gates Indies from the walk to the Mess Guards, will beeps for the of those satiated to eider, areordleg to the dieselkee di s e s the end him the 1.1 Marshal ; the werieges rtilsener4mos Pedie=esek an =eft pie as W aid of the Ordeserwalk by Onerrgate, or the Bird esirwalk tram Phalisel ail tie AM ;gam Me B r eads of IL Jones% asi Me Pasha will be kept The wile MOE. le en Me poseselia_ far ell bo ad- Mind leto the eniesen of lIIL Semela WO ben the Bird lime-walk any, eel nee re Wm reek hem PlesedMy, sad by thep piela le Ms mew err Innediel Seen, bat Me hst will be demi al ma., sad sot wood agile mil the Oman m 9 ooseelse has mend O. Thel'evls Oadeird. se cr k vill p hem the Noon Wards *min the Osailletimill. Weiss r Wilmer ChMagersemt d d miL ths CZ. M Templrber, int Me te 111. al's The asp lialsi Me **wooled aim has the the w s Hens esee Ne me be Mama le eater ray serest or the lie eL preemies Meese Hyde PM soma sad Tsaptirbar grulse i deit le the mune& amp with peaces Wring Or Pear2l= s Cilbsia, goinf ra r bo som home I=2e ll lllni Wen by the sese n sit s t d) m an • air peruses prim le It. Paul% se to epee the of neesein, WI hi Wowed to pm hours to on Sew Mauna*, Wars : le me host $ Oink; say part of the eimdeirr of lem mitl ege 9 Vie* a.m.; MIA be Mee. troweser, by pumas r, peg to Take to Wow std. IMM Was to nosh Temple Par Man le AIM sae. as by lie palm menden within Os 011! of lasise; so =je will be allowed to pas Teeple Dm miles Mss 10 The bon pima et tho ends of limn Inas Ms the Nee of Mak =Milt mish4 Mr= =At e‘ MB the been "I neetiseek ille resee l ry, kW rim dB, me hen Was Ini• I VOW a.m. ; all the .Mr shiels eel latise this 9 am. Mlit if son Mins emeemi. u Name asst. balks be. the Si MN be No melt hr mom m No wimp sr panes es Mossback are be Wowed to ~.i.t si bew eitr of the Nee, or at the eed of say West Wass is MI me be Awed to ramie in asp part einAr ti away aneg the be inee by the sliii flitt pram • IlletZieg aey plan eel semaw es no networ. eel Mae esti of eljelehe semi sed gem, ere bing Idles 47 W minion do see gamble es lay part meal am Mm the poem of the eroird, end gin the edi al N~nt~l t* ormittems Malls seep to remove seem tier.,._ a. nem= seedstbspiegal s e to poem* ammo dierier Teingirsar. A *ast O mit WI be WO dear aims the hetweyou heft Who din am& The Ine Minns will be ken by the pollee aft. tie =ra paid sari the when hyper reined No poise eas be allowed to film the ennion the lOW an MOO* mime set te attempt le de so, as west ewe my odes fries the moonset Mime l e mon, p of Wee mime re mem. sed MME gent oodles& order blame disterbak WM ft te so Wean be pained m this Mena esseeles. The poise give imp haft mailisible fir limes going SOS MO, Mims sel M u le when le tale vp the When at hems oe the Ike s opmesesies hei nide' St. Peals. eto;ets ludas to the estrous Ws the City of IMP as la Melbas will be kept sputa Au perms ides to Is. Pure by that route. the past themitthr• lead*/ beet the City will be kept bee fees °beauties for the retort of tke oraapeay altor tie esnaway is St. Poore. RICHARD MAYNE Cosualeelesier of Police of the detterellt. Makaptelitaa Polio -die% N0v.16, 1862. THIS DAY. This hones% setwithstandbig al Imiladooly oesweesso art Mr elm ea froarage. bat, a wet erowd is eur ragit lio= is bettea doe tine at attirles et the pails. armless the boar at Sew Weiseh di e l ihas 2= Bl = F lo erased. As soft es arm V a body et So* sad B Myriam of Mee torl arrived. between dot ham lost hallaw iesios t ra lC o'obeek swim lbws the mine Mellows et PASS INN beasts la tees whys, hi est Ilse. then were shoat MO ars of the heal to de tidy, mad lobe were taiga Ihellooalloa et Carli.y, Mr. flapaoklastaat Meta. ;Nal NW paw Thee an do weed egiliossi lowdeot waelell to bey ef the Immo of liatmo elpsomo. TM sestetr.ws.veila ieve dial MO similhol. as by thou Mid= Italy Ma saloavasee et Us SA pesos te l = a tte mamas el Ohs Ile* that quartos Ira prewslet whisk lel la she of &maw/. sat she pealaa legabeity was =Di also o'dedt there was a dews Ilse et poems naohlte =he Miss lea lima% while those wee alto as Has et witios Is the ligh rest is the rise radia n t:los Seem the elesa glailth AVe Sam ell p ee ls at the t=oa the bobs timed these wee a ipastol Mk bat la a aid flow after, Ohs lavas into the wellbsle. red hem Mesas Me Os bil. Omsk Sow. woe easasolat with ease sod with rem Ist septa to the seezatal estodos. The nelority et Ma opeoltioes &WWI is thdr dm do newt that they wise Arises te atolltni Istrarl die Illelieee iseimell. nellt lobate. tits Nisi le prnalsaiii ell Om aS Os isimmia. The statement That the Queen will view the pro mestoe of the Duke's funeral from the elatlows of Be mesieet Hems, bee bees seatradietal la the Olosewr. The statement erlspastmt la a weekly aewspepts al Banda, last. . Too MOVININO To Di WORN DT LADIIII AT THIS itz's eseskierable Matt exists la the public mind witla rellerease es die desselptlea of esseseieg to be were at the flameel of the Me Dells of Wellieslea, cad deo as to whatteer say pastel armasedeg h te be were after the day of tbe eseeraida!, we see M • r to stets, elms Me lista* audierky, that me immure le es be wore except ea lb* deg tif the temeal. h esurse, absolutely arum, that all pram arriadog at a ememsay of so solemn ad a character elieeld be Wised ie bleat; bet lam will be Awed to UMW their ewe dein as te tksy will Weer tairole se mei. lbs Irrairedea of err se •prober driare of dress vil ad la laidelad apes, die dee berg led n dr dimmed= of die wow I lad velvet, we are iedeneed, sow ba vela la dada It Rey be wed to add a the ea to direfloty of bilis being wrapped well up; for, lade et the severity of • November morning, the F .pees 1510twa t• them in:the cathedral le large sad cold, and, in all reliability, they will be kept soma bolus in waiting. MARYLEBONE VESTRY. On Saturday, at the feeling of the Merylebone Vestry, S. J. STIPMENO, Dee, ChIMIHNIIMIIII, in the chair, Sir Janes HAMILTON seeprat elated the vestry of St. Marylobos@ on the stop .that Indy had abeady Wee se • ins* of nylon to the mem of the Yes ilitiatrises war ner, the Duke of Wellinglee. (Rear, bear.) observed from the public pose that the logidaftera sedired the day of his grace's bawd to be obaniei alma* as a Sabbath, he hoped bombed& be meld ibloabedg. with the permission of dm witty. • dulls. isle ea the sub ject. On each ma essookohasthe logidesnes led ordered it, he was desirous that el who labresed ire web" of that parish should have their labour auspoodel ea that day. H• therefore, begged to' mere " That the wiheness of thee parish be allowed to keep keliday on the dew of the funeral of the Dake of Welliageee, and receive *de lima pay." Sir Pins Lawman lail much pleasure is ',seeding this resolution. The slooreasse of the day, to which Sir June Hamilton refeneff,sely applied to commerciel trassactioes. be Beak of Eagles', he believed, would set unpaid the ordinary business of beakiag, but he believed all bills of us. ISM. wIS Om ay, and such sort of buskins, would be onspetedel until the day fallowing. He cordially agreed in the hirrettosa, jun., obje cted to thew. of the word such Sabbath, ia a matter. U. thought there wee too much hero worship about the matter, although as a hero he had as mach reopen for the memory of the late Doke as any one else. has es a politician he did not at all admire him. De. Dessuu, thought, after the resolution the vestry had NMI to last week, they would be acting meet iacensistently did they sot pass the resolution moved by the bon. hugest. Mr. NICRULLY said he cordially concurred in the mo lls aeseed by Me James gumless. It certainly was enteaffinglysterage and Inesealment, that whilst the govern ment had requested the day of the hunrskto be observed as a sabbath, that—sad It was with great pain and regret that he observed the theatres would be opened at night, and they expected it would be their beet night of the season. (Hear,) He bad every respect for the memory of the late Duke, and most cheerfully accorded in all the observations to the honour of the late departed here ; but he could not help expressing publicly his indignation at the gratuitous insult which tne Lord Chamberlain had offered to the trading claws of this metropolis with to the Meng of tickets for the lying in state of the ley. (Meer, hear.) The official notideeties pa by the Cisembee lain waste the effect that all pees isfanti, ~MgehM leged class" and others, dastrensefile. wee to apply to the Lord Qhambesiola'eedi.needioloos such u Mr. to the Sim of andretie en Edgar • fdrims.liewis ~S Mr. FarAvenataiWait more-s;u : e4 si sol the bomb ofeminent houses, he tidal., they teem retool berme they were in • eatepey of hademass. (Shame, abeam) But this treatment was net ossilimed eves to tradesmen, but pro fessional men woes treated is the ewe Issaaer. (Hear, hear.) The Get won that the and even the prohmleaal daises in that metropolis bad been greedy in sulted by the ginenanu at. Mr. Curren' Osonon said the government had nothing to do with ft. Mr. HICNOLAT was content then to let the whole weight of this disgraceful insult to the trading classes of this IMS• tropolis, who would have to contribute so largely to the expunge of this funeral, rest on the shoulders of the Leel Chamberlain. The feet was, that the tickets for the Faders admission had been distributed by favouritism, sad set en ttadeamen, but even profusion, had been Inlet OM boa, unless they could show they lived e l. p e rt ales 11111111 ML Why, there wire many of the traumas Iffeleeleepth _whoa he (Mr. Nichol - ay) knew, and who we hum Mani lbw tickets, kept perfect plasm of = liie eetifiamers ; bat they were too high.nunded sod to motive tickets, either by favouritime or rim protases& (Hear.) He (Mr. Nieholay) its • Bekaa 'Weill by this m d ihmusitims Lbeti basilno. melees he Mild as a Maims,. es the eMild notifisMisa said " Ilse dem end elbow," base a ticket unless by levee be would net ham ems at all, but go is with the nob en ether days. Meer. bear.) Ho mentioned the hat is the bops that Ws sentie fns it the Lord Chambettain to the tradesmen et this would be met is the way It deemed. (Hoer.) . _ _ er Paha Law= hid, be Ddb lieu& the Lord Obrhadela wee erseviag ef he are* Kr. Ni sbet* he& made bka. He IS. whew elheraaa) so NS if di, p.i as el , ro west le Oh** * ese the lying la state, and ahw waiting for *bee Uwe hears, he met Mr. HMS wendag, sale toad , bet the were was so great awl the poem* se hogreare, that lte, as an of the " proles,* " was geed le week back without ening It at W. (Frae.) wry fah hi ibsught ailehulebis to the Lord Chesalessida ova that baled herd &enemy tithe& for the private view. Kr. Cameo Gismos said he did sot eemplain about the privilegsdi hiss of Friday; bat be bad another grievance as 4 b. Ibeight a &sad sae to beef. la she govern. sent had kernel 17, _COO *hots fee tle intake of IL Paare ea w der of ler hese* sad if the satin earresatisa of Larks were to base *ire meshed he Ibis ea that her &es, Imi wig re ream Irby the hpesserialhe *why et Iferresbers, wed*, it the geed 111 eh was aredend, was a he memo Important owl motel beer roe Os serperarea • Lerese, irmid se the mew gehilige, c" Hear, vest a beer," see layealter.) Kr had water le I* Lard Charn el/rake w privilege as rehesehative vestry b er l itthe ingereet pare of Iburestisse, ea he begs et eseeiving he YEW la lady a *Est. (La, ad " ob.") Bat the *ire had set yet ease. lireiler.) He wadi eirieed that I pales and body like het had as ear* eleliS le the of sag seer Mat all hulk le Ira IS this pit maim (Kee.) Lira* Mw *be abhors& iN YAW he lush a saireseer ensegm a Wee ef peed gems mat dadh @slush bregrees stalleadoiset franks, aid she et OM elm* vibe bad re le the privilege, it wed* hi he omen ouelloslie ea - pre et these in sathear dildbela liebele 4111 aWS aftelleld lIIISOS like ible, amegit *eh head aombtw oftaiker who gave shair erne eel lb* Whey in senyerig est Arse* the awertaret et *e Mite of the helm adrift el this sesleepin Kr. Dons e wad le lan/ If Melanie iiMIIIOII was for hive be would pay them for *eh Meer whiht he gove then a Wiley. Oh J. Ilititivon would answer that by sayim that he W gives perniadon to all the servants of hi. - hones sot way ts ge and NO the huteral,_bet to go to the lying in shim of the Dabs, and he akeild sot think for one sanest iligglog their wage. Yr. Rows gave hie sapped to the mean, sod eseerdoil in the views of Ur. Milky as wise Jewels Thigh &dad Chenaberisia bed pet wpm the we ohms tithe mho polie. igen wheat these et Ohs " ged else," ea shag wiesoonel. mainly diploids& esn., upeassi his es at do resole and said dm had a right te give t the ielbell oa NM the eggsrtnalty, ss well es themsdess. of fa the I 7 et mowing, a reams bun disk Meer an le themselves. Mew. Um) I. thought that thy wadi fl air eft if Obey did sot give all ender them the id ening*, hosed of this great ans. whole Me sever en sok. The notion was ended with Ivo or al: dierantisab, end a spode' vestry aired to be called ow Wednesday evoke next Os halm it. The nary, that vas ether bubo% separated. FATAL AOLIOSIIT Olt rus Boum imam RAM wsy.-0a laterabilmeniai is old leb, mesa Illishelle nise_asalle Med_ ddleiss, mired la Ss atiket INA et Bt. Thisesek AsieW tram the elite cif is sallelatd by ea assiasie as the Wirth Zest or Otsesseal ham& at the Steak lestessi keiheay. naw..d IVY the web at a pews reek% st at-ftsse k Eat. Oa the main et Ihreday, the Silk etshe Wee the Yea he Otitelithe at die lieediseAsideps italisa. sad ea the Oda artlft at the Main k slogged Iwthe to skalli. bat Wee deemed had Woe le meek the the lonia moved ea, sad eke aa beams the erelesia NM Ike Ape of the platform Oa hike newel ken her poem slew dna she asapialsed a • psis la be km mei Nom b. Ni.ekli • wavoyease vas peseset e st delayed we is. da th il atte s tal= a billillik kasiar• et te trkft leee. sad it tree head esermy le emste the bran Web the hi. Levey Air. The WeseraU raliine arm ~.hand tee huslerbsilly age eastalaal seek mod eqdred ea datazday mew tesse W. DIPARTURN 07 THE UNITID STATZB AND CANDIAN KIL/Llll.Oll Saturday attorsees. at 20 Waldo pm 12 Vide* the (Cunard) Royal nal ataanar O. A ailed hem the Muer* lel& the iimed A = Stehle udi Casah mak odor the dine el Listitsma Leo. IX., Adsaksho apse, he Dams LYz. 'll6 Ameba ameba am 50 famaises awl • gag puma Nee todsit. Dv 07 Di. MANTILL.—WO regret to 11111107070 the &AA el As distinguished pew, Dr. Oideos MA tellothiA hsek plan ow Wefteeky evades bat. Dr. WSIASS o salembed ise we * bs were, es ear IMA knew, the Mastr dem so Nakie the psiegy th Kul Wight. et thastisw, t ae saft ate es 7ARY B 1 Notion of notions and ordrn of the day, which now stead in the order book of the Howe of Commons for the elusion week. MONDAY, Nov. 1.5. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Queen's speech to be considered ; Duke of Wellington— Queen's energise (Nov. 12) to be considered. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr. LIDDILL 2 -101aligthe7;ileoMoninieatian Ina yet taken place between her Majesty's government and the =m France, et of Fnce relative to the equalisation of the we English c oal and coke imported into the latter _____— l AROTHIRTON—That in the present session no bust nem ilia be proceeded with in this house after midnight ; and that, M 12 o'clock at night precisely, notwithstanding *ate may be business under discussion, Mr. Spemer do ad journ the house without putting soy question. Mr. liatatas—fte-appoiatrimat of select committee on Indian territories. Sir A. Cocxnung—That the petition of the undersigned electors of the borough of Derby (presented November 12)be printed with the votes. thICEETART WALPOLE-Bill (or declaring that the day appointed for the funeral of the late Duke of Welling ton dull, as regards the payment of Dills of Exchange and Promimory Notes, be treated and considered as the Lord's Day in the Cities of London and Westminster. Mr. Hung—Copies of all the minutes of the Treasury respeeting ehicory since DEO : and, of the new treasury minute relating troths sale of chicory with coffee. Also, return of the number of memorials presented to the House of Commons for and ',mina the rescinding of the aforesaid Treasury minute, Mating from whom, and the number of signatures to each memorial. And, copies of instruction., if any, issued to the Commissioners of Inland Re re specting that Treasury order; and of the orders given by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue for the prevention of the idolaters of chicory with coffee. Also, an estimate of the additional eapense to be incurred in carrying out these 81K WM. Jot,r.t►ra.—Return showing the total receipts, expenditure, and debts of turnpike trusts in England and North Wales, for seventeen years (1834 to 1850 inclusive), under the following heads ;—lteceipts; tells; statute labour and highway rates; money borrowed ; other receipts ; total receipte—expenditure ; repairs ; improvements; salaries ; law charges; interest of debt; bonded debt paid off ; other payments; total expenditure —bonded debt; and unpaid Interest. TUESDAY, NOV. 16. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. SirJour: Touren FITZGERALD—Report of the evidence given before the coroner's inquest held at Six-mile Bridge, us the county of Clare, in July last. Mr. Horns—Copies of furtbar papers, including the cor respondence of Captain Mamie, R.N., relating to the murder of Mr. Rebut Burns, and the capture of the schooner " Dolphin." Lord DUDLEY STUART—Lists of the burial grounds or grave yards which have been closed by virtue of the powers contained in the act passed during the last session of parlia ment, entitled, "An Act to amend the Laws concerning the Burial of the Dead in the Metropolis :" of the applications which have been made to the Secretary of State for the Home Department to recommend the closing of grave yards, under the provisions of the came act ; and of the applications to him fur permission to open cemeteries or burials grounds within the district defined by the same act; stating in what cues permission has been granted, and in what refused And, copy of all correspondence which hu taken place between the Home-office and any parish or company, with respect to the closing of any grave-yard or burial ground, or the opening of any new cemetery or burial ground, and of all evidence laid before the Secretary of State for the Home Department in relation thereto. Sir It. H. INOLtS—Library committee. Lord R. Oaosvittron—Bto restrict the duration of the days of polling for county elections in England and Wales. EDNESDAY, Nov. 17. NOTICE OF iIOTION. Sir OZOROS several Puma of freight money received b the treasurer of Greenwich Hos pital since the 17th day of February, 18.51, with the date of snob payments, and whPther on publio or private account ; also the ease at the ship or vessel in which the treasure was conveyed, and of the captain or officer commanding the suns- THURSDAY, Nov. IS. NOTICE OF MOTION. _ Sir D. L. Evans—To ask the First Commissioner of Woods what the definite intentions of government are as to the removal, or the contrary, of the buildings on either side of Bridge-street, Westminster bridge • and, if one or both aides of that street be intended to be removed, at what period it may be intended to carry the same into effect. FRIDAY, Nov. 19. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Ma. Ewccr—fn =quire of the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, what steps have been taken for the examination, or other test of flumes, of candidates for the diplomatic service of the country; and whether there will be any objection to lay a statement of the examination or qualification required before the house. Also, whether any qualification will be required from candidates for the consular service of the country. Mr. CRAVEN BsaibtAx.—Return of the number of her Majesty's ships distinguishing sailing ships from steam vessels, whieh, during the last Ave years, have been rulion shore between the Nom and the Start Point, including the pumps from Portsmouth to the Nao Light and Portsmouth to the Needles ; also, whether a court martial or court of fatally was held upon the ofileers and ship's company in eschew, together with the finding and sentence. THE FLOODS IN THE NORTH. The extrourdaery Roble with which the country has been visited. Mee especially throughout the northern wed seeteen esisedes have been prodaWve of much more WNW des add paddy have been eaticipated. Not ask bee the teethe delay of therprissipal Hass of railway 1 been Movie, by Mai severed with wrier hr miles but : some Wages =I eels llama have bees @seated away. The wee meelved thzeughat Friday by telegraph, at the swifts railway tumid of the North Wooten, the Oseed Northern, and Rasters Counties Railways, sampled with meat extraordinary ad satinwood delay of tales is of a most alarming skartaWir. The MOM ladies lb belle impeded to a condaielde attest by being avend with the dood, sad, to add to the dillsalty, hawses three and roar on Friday meriting the dillienities which had arisen in PM opium limn Mille gr e aft C aggravated by the maddis_ giving sep est as dirow - viand, ar Lehma n. This ameemene mead the greatest ohs so . as& die wathe so Wail which had ion y may pt= n lra was no w natively A ft er maw delay, and *gag the la motion, it was washed le with* imps& A ar of the Hu en Friday. Ullimattly sr sesgemeele we made by which the lathes* talk has saes bees seeded es lathe Hampton Junelbm title London end IfeeduWalsits Railway, di the Rat /again and Derby lime. The Crow Xing viaduct was rather as etheasive samara swag • valley, thrash which rues • smell river, lad the deeds hem the halm it is saled bed anuest the velem ries ha the witty to tbe lislita stems 110 or MO het, est the hoes and prewar, of the water apes the awe plated the Aided was se great, we albely a hue away the metre pars, than causing the elthstams te give way sad fall la for a considerable dames The That Valley Ise, which, it will be russeabesed, an opened abed Ass pew elms, sad meet betweenme IS sod 0 miles fa the Jeursey le Ran &ester aad lad, h asspidely this water. awl the vasty et the lathe eel Mktg gureateed, the authorities of the land= sad Nadi WOWS Rehm thought It pru dent set to permit the MO wadi lath Lades on Friday :e ffused sight to that way, end endue were glees for them te a their &alkalis en the Al Lades and Sir e's's. It wee as Isetumes that this was ethibited by the reftweg authorities at Iseleagreeter, bad it not bess4 y awl serious ca bala resulted, u the night " Tame = lll , sums the Trent V Ike near Lich field, wee essied away, end its trepans scattered abed ever arias parts of the Ws . Ws . rendering a train over It aa set et las meet linsaiaent peril and It ben, threshes bees mashed to entirely swa the baths at the Tied Way Use until the waters Iffmemi llaid e di s i V a paillasse, shareeter have been token by the mengsre af - the his t :et the North Wets=(Mer t . eit Os y pt. Rabb = M t . li. P. Brume. te wenn the se hr se Mora health% possibly em, ilicr the of ainitheit eiseembsee, as mar ade ntally be expected, has eased a gemml delay of all in some instances to the extent of three or few hoar& upday mail did not arrive use a esesiderable time effore it watft a _eltheig the bed is mil le be a a sauna* extent memeges hem Mama parts annenis be le turetti, awl hopes are enueleasill that, if there ilteuld be a emediss el rain during the sight, those porde. et the lies el peummt =du water w ill in in a state so as to ameba the paes-layees to auertain the security of the Una ler palthe Was. Oa the Great Northern line, nearly the whole of Liu mashire being Lathe water, the vela on the main line Omagh that Gouty is stopped, and the Great Northers Oungess It is slated, have been compelled for some days pet to us the kap line indeed of the main line for their baths The sem@ remark may be applied to the Rotes Canceler Railway, which in many parts of Rau is au weed with water, and the wale partially impeded or wholly The =dm Oared and Birmiaglmet lime is ales, we are aimed, BIZENOILUL- 4. 1 1 11: 11 Z0111119.1 of llimieglies for mike the wales the as ea the lew greweds Illie the great sea, and a_eped Mal cif dims, hie been Mee. In some parts the Mae a DMus ase entirely ender water, and die Webs lath sil bees died. Reports were warrant la Dtheleginth es id* thet • ample of harass bodies W bees sus Is thee deem the thous bat as this wants ethermaties, _ith le Ims bz o tt a ls i at the amours are hien sea The Dirnedsphua of detenday says :—" The thelnielles of roped, mart be wry great, probably wirewifikis le essay thossed perk bat of this it is im. pa te,seu anythlig ire as asserate retinae. 11011 DAT Noos.—Tlmi webs In the river Rea has nearly seek to its ordiaary lud o but es dl the railways running t the tun the web* ham bass delayed fix haus. sad Wad In the thesicedeLigg geed ge lli t i l li t a he las bag leader wales MO Will awe thrush this town, the Treat Valley Rail = mar wafts The station at Lon is in a as well as the line hem theses to Barton. AS seaika War: has den ftightfully, the [ Mei brans belag isdr.4 ',absurd. NOTTI/14111111.—The town of NoUinghan and the snr, rounding villages have suffered severely from the floods' Large numbers of sheep btu beta drowned is dee pat. tura, and all kind of property within the mope of gyo waters has been damaged. A owesepop md wrielner terday from the locality, tar : " At the ge crows the Trent, :.bout • mile and a ha lf from the town, the scene was appalling. Drowned - cattle and sheep have been floating through the arches at intervals during the day. One cow was propelled alive by the impetuosity of the torrent through an arch of the bridge. Some sheep have been also lost in the Nottingham mea dows. It will give some idea of the extreme height of the floods when we state that a house just being erected in the meadows has been nearly covered by the water. The ' owner of the property placed it upon a rising ground, where he considered it would be safe from inundation. The workmen had proceeded with the building as high as the second story. At the present time not more than 12 inches of the building is visible. All the wharfingcrs, coal dealers, &c., whose warehouses are near the banks of the canal, have ceased business. The houses adjoining are over flowed, and the inhabitants arc obliged to 'live in the second story. A ladder is placed against the upper story, by which they are enabled to go out and come in their dwell ings. The water rose four feet on Saturday. We have not heard of any sacrifice of human life." 0 LOUCIISTRIL, SATURDAT.—Ortat alarm is excited in this town and the surrounding country in consequence of one of the greatest floods in the recollection of man sweep ing over the vale of the Swim, and laying waste every thing in its way. The Swim was very high yesterday, but rose rapidly in the night, and the inhabitants of the lower streets in the city, on coming down stairs this morning, were astonished to find their lower floors under water, and their furniture swimming about. The flood made its ap pearance in places where water had never before been known to percolate, and as the river is still rising at sunset, the inhabitants look forward with great apprehension to the night. Many people had to be rescued from their houses in boats, and by means of ladders raised to the upper windows, and there are a few lune houses in the fields which are perfectly inaccessible, sod the fate of whose inhabitants cannot be ascertained. Csttle and horses have beenseen floating down the river, and theloss through this means will be immense. As yet we have heard of uo loss of life, but communication westward is almost put an end to. MR. BENNETT SOWING MORE DISCORD. A placard, of which the following is a copy, has Dean extensively circulated " Ti the inhabitants of Frame. " Fellow Townsmen,—A report has been circulated among you to the effect that persona married in dissenting places of worship are living in concubinage, and that their children are morally, if not legally illegitimate. As this representation affects the position of many hundred couples in this town, we deem it due to ourselves, to our congre gations, and to those who have been thus united in matri mony under the provisions of tho act, to make the following statements: " Ist. We unequivocally affirm that the a eport, whenceso ever it originates, is uttterly and abaolutely false. The act of parliament which legalises such marriages enacts that ' every marriage solemnised under this act shall bo good and cognisable in like manner as marriages, before the passing of this act, according to the rites of the church of England.' The law of the case, then, is clear and unques tionable, and to deny the validity of the marriage is to set at defiance the authority of the law. The Roman catholic, indeed, who regards marriage as a sacrament only to be ad ministered by the priest, may du so on ecclesiastical grounds, but se this dogma is without a shadow of support in Scrip ture and is capiessly condemned in the articles and offices of the church of England, we are at a loss to understand how members and ministers of that church can 'take up such a reproach against their neighbour.' 2nd. By means of these representations, or through some other influence, a couple, married some years ago at the Wesleyan chapel, were induced to consent that the rite should be again performed. The banns were twice published, the maiden name of the woman being used, sho being thus made to admit the illegitimacy of her children! We thereupon addressed the following protest to tho Vioar Frome, November G, 1852. " Reverend Sir,—le behalf of the superintendent of the Wesleyan circuit, and of the pastors of the churches meet ing in Sheppard's Barton and Zion Chapel in this town, as well as in my own name, I beg to submit to you the follow ing statement We have heard with much surprise that persons acting under your supposed sanction base re peatedly stated that parties married in the places of wor ship where we minister are living in sin. We have net been willing to believe that statements so false and slan derous could be made with your approval. It is now re ported that you arc about to re-marry a couple who were married some time since at the Wesleyan chapel in this town. We think it due both to ourselves and to you to bring this report under your notice, that you may not per form such marriage without having been made acquainted with it. I am, remota air, yours re_spfttfully, C. J. MIDDLILDITCII. " The Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, Ala.' "This communication seems to have produced a pane in .. • the ieselent and illegal course which iras being plumed ; for though Mr. Bennett has not had the courtesy to 'o boe wledge our letter, he had prudence enough to withdraw the banns. .. Having stated these fact', we call upon members of tho established church to join us in repudiating the slanderous report. which charge so many of your neighbours and friends with the sin of fornication : those parties who have been married by us, to repel and resent the indignity thus put upon you, firmly, yet with calmness and Christian charity : our fellow townsmen at large, to mark your sense of the priestly arrogance of this new act of the strangers among you, whose chief mission seems to be to stir up heutburaing and strife in this our formerly peaceful town. You cannot do this more efficiently than by informing ns of any fresh instance of these false and calumnious assertions Wog made. "PAUL Oncitaan, Wesleyan Minister, &main. tendent of the Proms Circuit. " C. J.MIDDLIDITCH, Pastor of the Baptist Church meetin . g_in Badeoz•lane. " &Mb/IL MANNINO, Factor of the Baptist Church meeting in Sheppard's Barton. DANIIIL ANTHONT, Pastor of the Congregational Church matting in Zion Chapel. "B. EDWARDS, Pastor of the Congregational Church meeting in Bath-street. " Prams, November 12, 1852." CHARTERS FOR NEW COLONIAL BANES• A correspondent says there aro now under consideration by the Lords of the Treasury and the Corn misdate?, for the /drain of India, the drafts of two eltarten, one for the Bank of India, and the other for the Bank of India, China, end Australia. A report having gained currency that it was propos ed to give by thew charters a liability to the share olden limited to tho amount of their shares, the Liverpool Chamber of Com merce, moved by the recollection of undue eacctusgement given to speculation in our colonies in times part, were pre pared to remonstrate against such a course, and sought tho aid of other bodies constituted like itself for the protection of oasanteree. The Blanchester Commercial Association, however, thinking it desirable to know how far the report was sorroot before they took action, addressed the Board of Trak ea thieabject, and have received an saplanation in the illowis letter, which will be reed with interest in all emammeielskelee : " Glace of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, " Whitehall, Nov. 12, 1862. " 81r,—I am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th inst., in which you state that the directors of the Manchester Commercial Association have learned that the promoters of a joint stock company proposing to establish banks in India, Chins, and Australis, are seeking to obtain from her Majesty's government a charter limit ing the li ability of the shareholders to the amount of their =lye subscriptions, and you desire to be furnished oopy of the charters so applied for. "In reply I am testate to you, for the information of the directors of the Manchester Commercial Aasociation, that two draft charters, the one for the Chartered Bank of Indis, Australia, and China, and the other for the Bank of India, for which application has been made, have been re fend by her Majesty in council to this department for their report. These drafts have been submitted by my lords to the Commissioners for the A ff airs of India and the government Lords of the Treasury, and are now under the consideration of those departments. " With reference to your question whether similar pri vileges as to limitation of liability have been granted by her Majesty's government to like establishments, either in India or any other dependency of Great Britain, I am to inform you that no charters for the establishment of banks in India have been granted by her Majesty's government,and that no charters by which the liability is restricted to the amount of the subscriptions of the shareholders, have, of late years at inet. Warranted for establishing banks in any other of Great Britain. According to the rules estab =y her Majesty's government in 1846 with respect to ehartem to be granted for the incorporation of banking com panies In the colonies, it is the practice to insert in charters of ineseparalies granted to banking companies in the colonies a provides mkt which the shareholders are responsible at tiro migasomoste of the company to the extent of twice the nmarant of their subscribed shares, that is for the amount subscribed, sad for a further additional amount equal thereto. "I am to add that my lords regret that they cannot comply with your request to be famished with copies of the chamen applied for. " I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Hugh Fleming, Bog." " JAMBS BOOTH," [Advertise:mt.] Fins Thoussxu Coca s warm Moms 16 , Stares iffULINTA Mures now— Cust J 1 beism r islis sway ism Arlie**. ite i ss w =Ml us Ai ecati Ctig n =yD ul k ib. emelled Ix& do Owe erebe i e a mer um, We. 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