The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-06 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMISALVT, Nov. 3.—A rporcTIMITS.--oMieter N. Mho (1142), dela-teal to the IttHelmet, ismer AIMS guard ship, et Shrerasea, kir emotes la lie Royal Oen% st Ressesesse. Aamistaat Clark T. Mar* to the Caleheldp,smeely ehlp, Devomport. CORTBMOUTH, Noe. 6. Today Wag the anniversary of the battle of Ithenmess, ft was therm for the preempted's! of new esteem le the MU Begiasat (prior to its autarheamt for ladie)--a :Itl which dieriagnithed it s elf very highly la the batiks e sli Ceisama. The petwentarks. took place on itowthass Cosmos, mad was • very into sting resat. The With teat wee drains op op the i•aortion b theirs tielorhs what* the Soots raMier filwate, • detachment of the 47th Regi ment, said the of Royal n-tillsry IMO aLo preemat. The Coanaeadarth Chief. the Duke of Cambridge, the leaded by Colonel Clifton, .t 41111,11 from Loads., end was oa the ground by the stt!ve ter, and was ethenommied by the Cemathader-ia-Chief of the sari! Majwotheral the Hew J. T. fiesthat, Col •nel Lord W. pestMt filwastly sneaked to the 68th Reinronit), mad the rotor Acre of the dalaad periena. 'the ease wee a very thwasalthema After the tromp did to formed to Name, the am • ear maids of the peethatatinst of the es. n tenth tree pieta. The serriee wee teed Is, the Her. Mr. Mawr, Ornirea Chapel, maw which the Duke of Cuslicfg• prorated ths odours. WOOLWICII, Nov. 0. Axcnoss rot TUE LEVIATUAN Captain ilarrisoa s th.i (INlameader of the leviable& :teem ship, attested Wool skb Dockyard lie by. la order to arib sem is.. saperimeetal teen with Trousers patent mhos, which had Me Mos.! by himelf am! Mr. limed for the Lermthaa rem-rip. The mpertmatm went carrel out by hydraulic premere, is the Kamm of Cm pataater Trauma) ad Mr. Adherent, amid alginate cf the Isc.osry iispeammist. The rarierimats w VTO uwie open one at Tra umas arbors, wmehias lour tore. This aimehor wow .al weed to dos meormas rya alma of 1W Mee, beihim mod matted far as Modally aschor a thrice time - Al tine weds lee Night .op kr warts were per te the surfers of the metal, sad Si. sipertmeets were dm adjoaraid seta te-moriow, whoa Ite. Mercer) will t per saw. The !waddle wta Lave his aerimors. d ths Madge weights el 41 and 7 my sod Ng object of iLem saperiermes is to worm& the am* eirs:a whisk ibe meal will sit. Ibilisemo the neat is collider...l highly krourable to the resuersemers, Mame. Wood sad Cc., of Lease .ad Lim ped, ad to the paisater. itzcacmmo la MANCEl9.l79.3.—Yesterday zoom- Won. recreits, oho Lem Wes wa11.4.1 by the errsosete le the agetwltester mals-411eisioa loos the tith were se Larerptel wL. leavened by Cohort Bell, the arid tame Asthma awe, mettles to lel* ".= to their mien% es follows to the fah Dregoes 3; as Denote Ousels. 1 , lath la& Dregeter. 12; 2.11 Foot, 3. 6th (int battalion). 1 ; 7th l'oto. 12 37th. I ; 47th. 3; 49th, 7: Oa. ; 61111 , 3 ' 79th. 6; WA. Si 64th. 4, fhb, 9, Usk 3; 4710411; eau Nike, 1; Alb Bitola, 2. Thirty Nee ob., have voloalterwt diurbig tbs pw 'Pak he the mad b•Valio• of the 61b Not 1111. y ram:us to (1.:,y. These aro IMO be rdsd i rribtsear of 1.....14..C.10ael Frew, vibe Aura ss nits he busatEt. to ell rermt.: Got this pair betake, et wheat win the ecottette4 • nen he Laa manila nisiag 1,000 ArawAtstre GrorJ•en. GILTEILiL 7#IIJOX At • dinthr at Reimlee, Suffolk, to ethinnielthenite the dell of Delhi, Lieut. -Colonel Wiliam gave the firlisebe therm** sketch of th. ( , •111 teother, dithethi Ware. Altheegh h. hie hitherto bet no Kamen reps blies, be hoe not bees nether' Is loth. la 1•19, M the eerly ago of 17 , eat lerf -re he had rowipielog Ina 'fib Weer, the team gurersuaeut tiring la wain el artillery Nikes, he wee nth to Betel. Haring time eeseplend the preened port II lad MIt••••• •ei erphyed in with ens pens of thee liege empire swill the siege ef libistpsae in NA Vile* he ammormk,l a retry of him gwee; sad hen lb. giant mann le which they wen worked, mil the • sonnies des., be was palli. , II raked by lard Cen beinnwe, and Na. reembeil a arid. theetly .her this he woe arigetered Willer, wail ather he tit Nemeth &tithe, where he remained eta r.l paw. He wee attertheda ap pointed eathristenikat id the leresdry as Calcutta; and it i• • MI MI bet that thew of the ram eir;loyed by hien withal the enway drug the were d Itelhi, so well se three and by the enemy egainet es, were Cut by hira when holding thee Napoletano', iii.il b... to Lama In 1142, alter en MOW* alf twenty-bur years, Le rieited hie native country, end manned Isere shoat ter,, year. On hie moth to India, so highly wee be thought of by the reeerrateest d the fLe being, nut be w ee ef Artillery, we eppouri..-nt erb.ro to hell until the bet Pen jamb ear broke oat, whin be rePriiit'ile I It to take err wad of ths artillery in Ito divi -ton oi the late laseented Be Beg 11 Whinier. Fur bin O.IMO - 10 on that or as Mw. rived a sewed nodal. At the cf that ceserip he again refereed to this realty us rat year's Are of th eme& end visited the at lievisgben, near Lowey, when 1 'the Om rending. Os his wren roars to hilt ha the oppolated reeionnelest ef artillery he bisgel, and wee also made Brigadier of theirrot. Ibe gallant pr.ccadid, in tratervel end deearectly complimentary terse. to threats Gears' Wthea's were re. est a relay, end he etstad that alter all. bottle the get.erel loved that der day. had pawed withost thearing hla clothe.. PUBLIC READING or INDIAN NEWF.-11E Rey. J. Karp. the iummtheat of St. JoMe Corr. some time arm marlier mit... WA' lit= le the people, re 4 ail term at a buddir rich had ba:.erlr beta erred ea • dress; tie eo• geverma every have bees Yam wad tile pita et ~ wort temorashd. It la Itoremr, to ..shier semegers , of the reread gestleaus to whir • ward art direct the wear. 4 our reader. Mvvry Wormer resteg tr. is a aware ceadueted amity a. haloes The Nether Aire. to sure, after which Mr. Mar& nor • ..L-diseetri mumeary 4 ladir Nem sherwris made stud eipoiaile Ire porare of tieripeare ; • by... Y thr er, bat the weir la direr& We meurtulate Mr. Karim oyes bin triumpher eater; each ruteriar are ia every .ay u.. lel ate cit.:skied to do moss M the ,ray 4 eaoryi.: timultorte that the erre of *OM rah tree. a• " feeler eth ?Uwe On Wed owee, tee we hats thut 2,000 pares wen yews , . dually et the dew lee whit► tie. est.L:rb.l. We tree the rev. petters tall ...ire is Me truly Christie& Mara— Wad dews Gear, r. WARRINGTON &MOW. Or appears bout the third el maid report of the coaxed of ;mimics Chet It he. bra the menu of 'cities artistic iestrisceles /arise the lee pet to dot 'pupil. of the Werrialitea Zelectriesal &alety's b. ) end echools. the Normal Seismal, ili1(101.111 Li Co L.er Cbrg, ti.tighters' Reboot, es I ow erlrel, sad the heel outeber of =0 reeelriag twin:Arts threegh the %Ventures of Art is woo 'l4 I. le lag so hes. of la as the preeleis yew. 1. that. l;estre: &heel the sawed:we less boo 23 tells, am 9 piewlemen :et she operiel rhea, 74 etas sea II freaks is the i• elate ; 11 total. 117 sad the isheeise is ea alusety.t.. f tee . . iecupsto.as of the al Amite eassediag the schools: - 4 r.this.rt neater* 6 jeisete, 4 .:ms. mums. 4 dab, I errLitto, I *tail ..tight, 2 :Ellie tights, Ileister es ghee, 1 1t... ectionliesettra, alpepil testier*, 2 estiaaat eschew, I swish.. .ite, 1 tee Calk:, I wittiness:. 1 ssaater, 6 carvers. I erlen...tistres., 4 wheel g iris, U lit. A eausperistet of Wetriestos writ all the sr htela of the liaised Iloghits theirs h a occaptiag stills meet hesearehle poeitioe le the mr..hor of models takes—the seem legidemiste intareater of the smite, Ned eieellesre et the herb erethes4. 'I bets as In the wheel two •rt emsd isseltera, ea I dales .ho I:rtatsee mart of the yew the. has beta sue pose .0 4'es, the swishier• of a ear,* to oboe le sea is pens:, se. Durfsg the pot leer me steaset ter asst to the itair girt for risotto ielasedoa. Mete ere a the wheel al paths echuA mil teachers, led tire setistaalt 'fur. ItleakrOOL Botot6a B.mc.—Yectenlay (Thrnde3) ~wow tLie Lank re-nyeaed f.. ifferel boars fur the of ell gepositono lustier Mi. In the coons of the sty the dentsade lava the beak feat this dam et depeeitors 11.1•••..ry n-n,..rentr Lot the Lai 1...4 the bank opts aprpliesolrme. &Hind to stele .'e pertientsr. as to thr .asst of nary Lae* tn.s the bask .0 alto the tenth of tboe it will ovatutaeogaa. In the afters...on a toettuote of the tiepreitoes basin i t 0.1 ig.sk shore Art Ina heti, when it use mated th..t the WI teskers hod Nter...4 to the terms a the bask, Rao it only ensu e d with tb.. Jeptai tors to erre to *IA diadolit fral VIVA , / sesame.. the 'Change it was egad leslly ....tad that there be ."1“r peut.. bit , ' of the beak t rio; • et.aoitsto4. A emetic, of the cretin:ea of Mere*. Myrna sod Ill'kereviinta, sitiponehrs. of Liverpool ad Dirkeno.a.L ose easounrefl to he kohl yester.lay eArraas. Ibot .4 &learn De Wolf and Co. is at ;moat laid fee hie Lab hie. Tut Fwru or N.,vL uEL—This entry, whir yew by per i 6:66e Irsth ker mori kr 'Ante°. te M• eAdwil rebut@ L. ear rworday corinetat with won eittwooll Awe thee the Mb cd airport bx•roterd Res bre ISA Fawkes le otet•-d•ir tidy • ..- v r, mad how giro =Am es sapopul r wrier or amount empire I. be before trot purr. TI.. bno n'f yarstd..y was Pier &AN • ether e.tarts . ter torzerptiour 16, sad kora( worm ft be arter r t,r6 A • orearew• . w ill wertlty ot tke .Luxes.. •ritel br orrorer hi• itirrist Alp Arlaward weir. Tb. 141.1 rmweltoble thry• re • Ogre er 64 tare utte rift et lite— arr. up is die new .I.ll•Vagatil .8)1. .4 Artricel Retry, vial\ licirra rd • twee ttirrd AAt lAA. He weekt, irk* wornitter riots or choler es I:l@eepers." Tim rut revert War morrow Whale of the err Ilium mirth@ hr terser Art •d As arweirr At 111. awal ttral then re • opera savier, rod lbw Amer , boa setterettre et At Lad= Aorta e@ the etre Arks Mr ths su xrproatar w eb* 411wpoid.. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1857. e.a Inuit*ince. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. 6. (llWassn Basbe.—Bedois Lard Campbell mid hulloes Coleridge, Wight's's, sad &lb) LDIla 1111101. This mikes yea tried before the Lord Chief Bee at the het Irian for Surrey, when a rurdict wee returned for the Mr. Be;Al now mewed few • leper canals why th ew awl& not be • new dial on the of mdeffelodon and ef the =edict being against the e . It wee an =Ne phrite hew to try the right to certain goods which had been see= by Um Sheriff of Middlesex under an execution =- lea= by the plaintiff sonnet George Adkins. The geode woe at Wintenoll-bouar, Brampton, and at the time el the leisure were in the undoubted and undisputed possession et Lambert, the plaintiff. It appeared that Lam let bad purchased the lease of the house from Adkins, paid the money and duly registered the assignment, and no depute arose at the trial as to the bona Me nature of this transaction. With regard to the geode, it was found that they had been absolutely wild by Adkins to the pinata, that the money was paid, end that ported= was =kin on a ores= day prior to the execution. The de amilimt sold the sale was colourable and fraudulent, and foe the seer= benefit of Adkins. The trammed= respecting the goods was this : Adkins became notorious as • person principally concerned In en action which was tried Way Christmas last in this court, sad in which Sidebottona was sued by • Mr. Culverwell on some bills of eac.hange given for money won at gaming, and, as it appeared ou the trial, won by false dice and other means. The verdict in that ere passed for the defendant, and subsequently Mr. Sidebottom brought an action against Adkins to recover the money he had tort, and • prosecution was also threatened against him for ruing false dies; and these matters were known more or IVY to all persons who were in the habit of reading the reports in the newspapers. An attempt MY made to show that his client was an intimate ac quaintance of Adkins, end was in the practice of gaining with him, bat it entirely failed, end note single word was said against his character except that he originally kept • public-house in Cherlee-strut, St. lame's, and that be Lad been connected with the turf. He else swore distinctly, and the defendant had the omens of ocatraelkting him if it was untrue, that he never gambled. It appeared that Ailkina, who was living abroad, applied to a prima named Padwiek, • keeper of race-borees, - for • loan on the dam and furni ture. Pedwiek declined to advance say money, but recom mended Lambert, with whom ho WAS intimate, to enter into ilerffinlitex with Adkins ea the subject, end ultimately Len tort purchased both, giving 5001, for the lea= and SOO/. for the furniture. This transaction took place on the loth of June, and the action against Adkins was tried on the 22nd of the rose month. Mr. &mill referred in dot it to the evidence, and contended that there w-e noshing to im peach the veracity of hie client, and that • verdict which fixed him with having entered into • fraudulent trammel= for the purpose of benefiting Adidas, with whom he bad no intimacy, ought not to stand. He also contended that there had been misdirection in leasing the ease to the jury. Rule refused. At the rising of the court • respectably Maid mon pm meted himself on the floor of the anti, end seed he wanted the advice of their lordships to the cam of "Snow e Paw- Man Mammy Society." Lord Campbell Bed they did not et there to give advice bat to edminister justice. Had he any appliance to make ? Applicant mid he wanted to solar an act ion veal the Tetagonien Minnow, Society to recover :$OOl. Lord Campbell—nee go ad being an action mean them. Applicant —I lea no meson The stripped me of every thing in North Asmeiem I paid the lite* I had to a lawyer, and he has left me thus. Their lordships tin retired from the bent& BAIL COURT.—Nov. 6. LtAttiage at NIA Prim—Bakes Mr. Janda. Crompton and Conaoca Jyries.) SCOTT V. CAWROIt.-A MATEDIOICIAL °MCI. Mr. Edward J amoo and Mr.Statomers were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Serjeant Parry ap pend for the defendant. arse an ietarpies& r issue, to try whether certain fur s/We wised by the Sheriff of Middlesex under an execution mime Mr. C. J. Allen wets the property of that gentleman ass tithe gisintiff, Mr. W. P. Scott. It egpfrom the statement of conned and the evidence tithe that he is a solicitor in Lincoln's. inn. He had Ur many years acqueinted with the family of Mr. Albs, who rosiUd in Oloncettter-road, with his mother and siebor, he Deng executor to hie lather's will. In 180 he appiled to the Oa tiff fur a loan of Ma, which was greeted tiesecalty ti the furniture. Early In lIISS Mr. Allen, in eanicquesee of es unfortunate marriage. fell into dlflknl- ties, and the plaintiff routrorneed an action on the hood. Eiscution was inntd, and the furniture in Olounatervroad sainsd. The plaluttff dal nit wish to disturb Mrs. Allen, and task s bill of sale of the furniture for:losf. 8.. id. from the 'boil, which war duly regiatertd. In Juno, 10.37, Mr. Attempt es up the house end went into lodgings. Mrs. Allen was thin obliged to take • house for herself and daughter. She asked Me. Scott whether ho wished to sell the furniture or *emboss* it. He told her that be would still allow hoe it o'o it, end that she might remove it to her new boom, in St. Georgie-square, Printrum-bill. That wse don*, and she t outlined to tier it well the 10th of June last, when it was scud by the sheriff, under an execution against her we. Oa mosammsbeatice the plaintiff stet= that ht May last, Mr. C. J. Allan west to Scalia for the purpose of getting a segmentation to protect himself the claims of his cre• dikes, and he 'applied him with i reirta. nn wee absent about six week., end ethaine•l Lie pretsction. While ho wee away the eat's execution am pot in. Mr. Allen lived et Olounemarcad up to May, 1857. Mtn Alley was his Wm mother, and kept home fur him. no wee married in Dee., 1854, and made • menage tear of four or Ire weeks. On his return it was discovered that his wife s te • person of no property, and she lilt his louse after four or fine days. Mr. Allen was not the. In eifticolties. The plaintiff was hie only areditor. The defendant was • bill broker in Regentareet. Mr. Atha brought an action for cram. cat. The cesium. oak was not committed during the marriage tour, but afterwards. Sines Mr. Alines return from Scotland he had been stopping with his mother, in St. Decree-square. e• R.-examined—Soon after Mr. Allen's return from: the wedding trip it was found that his wife, although she had no propeLtt t_ had plenty of debts. It was on that account that were taken on the band. He made advances to rtr=kn a' after the bill desk, to the amount of 1,0001., to pay ►his wife's creditors. Mr. Charles Jelin Alan was then called, and said that up is Jane led be carried on business sa • bill broker and money egret Is Repatatrart. Be pave up hie home to Oh/wester road on the let of Jane, and took lodging in Orovadrest. He then went to Scotland fora protection, and me hie return, .bout the 9th of August, he west on • visit to hie mother, he St. Gecesm'aequare. De had Rothe= to do with that hner, and was not the tenant. He retained his lodgings in Grove skeer. When he borrowed the money hoe. Mr. Scott he yes not :u difficulties. For three years Were Mo marriage bk profit. averaged I,oool.Emr. He bad paid 9 per cent. Ike tie nosey, and gave • icy of inenrence so mouthy. H. enesded in December, 1 He was led to believe as women had 6,0001. or 8,0001. Oa his return from hie trip be discovered hie wife was deeply inadr.d. She left blue five or ilia days deer their return. Ile die-covered debts of hers to the anionot of 11001., and (an them for about 3001. or 4001. After the M o of rM was given he se wee meddled with the property in say way. He bad truism-them with the defendant to • very kegs mount, and owed him about 3001. when the bill of sale wee executed, on notes given in November end December, 1861. la Feb., 1856, he went to bin and told him be wee esabarraseed, bat if he got time be would pay, and that he bad been sued by Mr. Solt, who hod taken • bill of sale on his furniture. Kr. Cannon raid it was a friendly thing; be Sold him Mr. Scott thought ft advisable to do en, me he could not interests the extent of hie wife's lishilitke Da fends= charged him at the rate of 40 per cent. per annum on two 1104141, and sixty on rah= but agreed to reduce the intoned to 10 per Dent. per annum. Mr. Scott sfterwards made hits Melberg to amble him to carry on hie beam= beet it dwindled away. themeandatd—lle took the heath of the Insolvent Act in 1861. His debts were 300/. • he had dam pall 1501. on seem= el the= When he 12;nowed the mosey Son Mr. Cannes he told him he was going to be manied to n lady with 6,0001. Is his marriage certificate be described bier if is • common. Timm waa no entirentat. Soon alter his osniege is. got some money from Mr. Cannon, but did not tall him he was Meat to was his wife's trustees for the 6,0001. Mr. Cannot irked him If It was ddebt about the fortune • he replied he had ao doubt about it. His mar r_i_est.wse tkrough • matrimonial sent named Watson. He to Wall= fur • woman with money. (Ltughtsr.) . 7171 ant represented • matrimonial Mike, in John street, Adsiphi. H. gave him • eommiasion. (Laughter.) He gave him 161. or 20 1 . first for the intro duction. He did not know whether the lady bad lek them= bed he saw hen ; they ware not hung up In the lent kept is a drawer. (Laughter.) The =einem woe managed by conethadente; the Mk* was • mei did not last lueg. He sad his wife went to Pora on their wedding trip, as she mid she are anxious to am her sister, who had act been married long. He sever saw bee sistse. Oa the evening el his Mane alter dinner his moths came into the roc= sad told him the =Maks he had mada—that knead of ma ing • lady, he had married a lady's maid. (Laughter.) Hdme the manage he went to Cheltenham to me his intended; be found her ketr;s: kdrs sad ad• carriage which she had hired month. (Langlecte.) His wife at first told him the Weiss about be was all false, and mid what a tricked world it was that people should fabricate stories about bar. On their return afar lire weeks in Paris he had fear sovereigns left oat of 2501. Ile bad scent 301. on her deem. She told W she would sot take be own Mans with be is her firiends would seeped what she was about, sod she peesended Me wee mend to merry emeebcd; net threw him eft kis unmet, or to would rare made mom , . Be told bar leis income =weed 1000/. • y ear , = i Z t - list be keM • brossimme. He had men Lie oils only ewe sirs she IA him, whets Ma came to his ethos to tender bansiL (Leughter.) Wm was then proceediag =M bite for away. It wee an naccoditiosel tender. She hod the impadises to all ewe after. He broiled an series for aria is. agate= • man. The damages wen mese= at 1001. H. kftemed Mr. Scott of his 'embarrassments knmedistely after Ws wino left bile. Tile first pperrssos who seed him was en mammy et Cbeitailma, amed liD appletiMOD entored, a. Mr. Williams undertook to cauprimise with Ohs apedison thme if kis delta woe paid. Mr. &dee anppliMi the bade for that . When he was ot busisem him self he had cha as much ea 60/. for dismount. ffe-examised—lie set up a brougham with reference to his a , but not tocatch his wile—(laughter)—he set it up l befts ' re went to the ornery office. The woman told him she wee engaged to another, he thavelbre Weak har to COMO off with him at once ' • that woe the exams for leaving her clothes behind. Whoa he got the loan from Mr. Cannon after his marriage he still believed she had 6,000/. 8011161 a lam, stepmother to the loot witnees, 'r" than itemised as to the tranaaction with Mr. Scott. Si.o aware that due the bill of Bale her eon bad lot In any way Interlard with the furniture. Mr. Hdwud Jana; having summed up the evidence fo. the plaintiff, Mr. Edwin James addressed the jury on behalf of the de. fandant. He said the question waa not whether there woe a debt due to Mr. Soott, but whether he had wade • col ourable we of a bill of sale in order to defeat Mr. C. J. Allan's ode, creators. The latter was not entitled to much aympathy, am he, knowing he was insolvent, bad . edeavoured to entrap a girl with money. His marriage was only a care of the "biter bit." The conduct of Mr. Scott in dealing with the =y showed that the La of sale was a mere pretence to Allen's creditors, who had given him credit while be was allowed to hold himself out as the owner of the &mitt= ia Olunceeter-road. His Lordship, is numoting op the one to the jury, sad that the question for them to deride wee, whether at the time theta of sale was given the intention wee that the property should pais to the plaintiff, Mr. Scott. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 6. Mabee the Chief Comtnliorloner.) IN ZZ WILLIAM W. 0. NORMAN. This we Waned some peculiar eircunistancee. The in solvent, who is • journeyman printer, applied to be dis charged under the set, having been on bail since July best, whas be lied his sehedule. Mr. Reed oppowild for Mr. Chose, a creditor, and Mr. Per -60'4 ouPPorleC The insolvent, who in in • bad state of health, appeared to be in custody at the suit of Mr. Junto, a surgeon, who had lived in l'ortugul-street, for • debt for attendance. It was admitted to bs • friendly arrest. The insolvent consulted • person named Guy, who acted as clerk to Mr. Edward Oovett, an attorney. Mr. Chase MIA • creditor Ur rent, and offered to take it by inessiments if seemed; he and Mr. Jones were the principal creditor.. Th. action of Mr. Chan. brought by Messrs. Preston and Webb, was defended by Mr. Guy sad Mr. Oovett, and the latter was the attorney in the insolvency. Mr. Chase bad bean put to expense by • derma to hie action, for which he now complained, and the pant raised wee whether • petition concocted on purpose to deprive Mr. Charm of hie debt nhould be sustained. Towards the clan of the case Mr. Jones was mind. He proved that the insolvent, whom he had attended for years, owed him a debt, and pnerediel to state that he was not swan anal shoat a feeinight aft, r that the insolvent bad beet *e mends! Went. He did not employ r. °myna, an sinewy. to arrnt the inaelvast. When he heard from tho ineolveat's wlfs that he was arrested at tie suit, Mr. Jones said he an mewed his “astannhasent." In the course of the nee airy sad Govan wens examined. Ouy had been paid ILL, asd the bill was MI. The Chief Comanekner mid the evidence of Mr. lone. had put a new Mann ca the man. He was previonly of opinion that the best thin mould be to &swiss the petition, because there had beets clear ',tuition defence by the non duct art (Joy and floret, who had nude three law jobs for theinseleow—the defence to the action, tho anted, and the in solvency. There had Linn a fraud on the court by the insol vent bang Amsted without the authority of Mr. Jon., end a fraud ,m the s, tof parliament. He was bound to dismiss the prilti.on, and in doing so be hoped the insolvent would not fell halo such bad hands nude, and that he would make borne arrangement with Mr. Chase. All his misfortunes erne (added the learned Commireioner) from baying f Mon into the Lands of the two men, Meyers. Guy and floret. Hu Honour said, ^ I OAR consult the other et nintirsi mere whe ther they 'hall have the opportunity of playing such a trick Vein" The petition was dierniand. SOUTHWARK, William. Hens, a well-dressed, smart-looking young Allow, w charged with stealing a valuable watch from the person of a lad named Martha Farreu, at the opening of the ftnowhnde y, Ragged School, The yeuetautril, un the previous night, went with some friends to attend the opening of the schools. About half past eight o'clock ehe was palming along one of the passages to get her shawl sad bonnet, and at that time her watch wan attached to • chain round her male. She saw the prisoner poarege, and as she was about to pew him she heard a nappies poise ; on looking round she saw her chain fall from the runner'. hand, and her watch was gone. She iLstratly seized held of bite, and said, "You villein, you have stolen re watch." He replied that he bed not, end attempted to get away, but a constable came up at that time, triton he was taken into a room and can hod, but the watch was not found on bins. There were 'emend persona going out, and as soon as she oilseed her weal there was a rush to the door. She had no doubt nine of those remelts wen , flit prisoner's companion', to whom ho had permed her watch. Tho prisoner pleaded guilty, as he did not want to go to the sessions. Mr. liu7vbam here inquired what was known of him. Bennie Clark, 108 id, stated that ho was a well known tutor et thitv and • short time •go his lived fa • I came in Bond-street, Borough-rood, which was tilled with them, tulle and female. Ho generally took them to public meeting, whore they in meat Mot:tures tucceasfully corn d thtl: I. A r m hot the prisoner ass sentenced to two months at Marlborough-street for a insider rubbery. Mr. Burch= told him he should remand him until Mon day, to colloidal a hat punishment he should inflict on Lim. llowever, if the watat waa furtimuming in the nieontime, it would make some difference in his sentence, as ho had pleaded guilty. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov. 5. Dr. Arland hu resigned the office of Reader in Aaetm7 et Christ Church, Oxford (Leo), come= at Ole by the Crown to the Regina I' _ - The ltedeNlit Library wee opened to the public for the lee time thle hem ea the ovtalag of Monday text, during the bean of emu le Was, oboe then yea a good streatiore ti book 1111116.11. CAMBRaCt o t i ll g ov. 6. At a ~wakes thr day, the bask; sts tie rakes ef Se commell vies e= ge : the ark The ailetekete Is the terbere have eked, hiss is r rese:—Oreeme 1, ; S, est 10, ✓OIR irl detreed is Ike =irritant Imre, md S sedre s iVessieset is the bet eerie& Mr thilewhia is the emberke ofrger m !lt 1. net the Mishkin. TOM eerrers es the let day of Weber is war pt. S. Tint the Brat Term ccemese es the Tridsy ear Issilarday is every rim S. Mr the toy boom of rennin est sir-.eo.+. be =dkr toy which 41 the remberm of V. mask ray ist fa Ike logethor. S. net his °evert, be espeweved Is versa ewe to pets Yew pest. =vile bee ekeeft Islas saes arse is Its U tike candidate to M pmerst Ow adollithe, presides nab be the aka irCiak the sr elapse k llie Usikeity be eskerusi le held regregetioss tr Ike lemerelies of smory brims is storks thee vithrot the hen et he re, el ceillag • oftvccation le be allsmeeds e..iwd its s eskingsties. 10. To resami the divides is sp. ft, etc. 1, per. 4of the priest eleesles silk gl ir ms. to the committee there epecilled le perk fees is the Univereoy ehuteh my ase senierd bine tides lisoppoeett the doe. take oe keelpiles of the Ch ef Tide beet pose vas delbsell by • ffi7 ,. of 20-71 THE DRAMA. LYCELIL A An% limed on a;;;liis7t material', was pro tium/ al ibisalr• tot maim wilt nook busitter sad =lt wassatithil Asir f•fases, poseirsys Mk dilliltls• if • astsV-miesW attois. Mike al minim Ill• milmmollsoljoalsowy tolartisil limplina bead Irwin mitee•ra arest• Ms wthrs. To au* Ws, dr be, dr pwsoptiossitss que•olles. Isat tiolo .s Is fat Ilik••••ftay mks. ha ndl hem rYR sad Wisp bum the cumin with • rob Istish toossai• tits tidier ut 'he bests aartime•ATltis Mme Y smartly se tad by Ili.s e rtirart and Kr. Haw. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI--Trouvar. no siftaa . w ant imam, sod tip saldadaut list of instedems ositpine aY dr beim tiortstad : LITBAPOOL AUTVIIN CBE. • to I apt Vaistbood (.1) • * I Wonkomonto (t sod 44) • tot Cotwooli (t 10 to I) DERBY. IS to I .•.t ClTJailmai (1 mad of) 25 so I Mite SUCCESSFiI FORGERY. Within the last few days information has been Own to Saganleaden Whither, of the den/Mire fee., of the Minns impanat sad tannin find, which her ea =lna senramfally Innen upon Mons. Col sad 611 anll born anny spate of Craig' Chatlegmesse. rpea the 19th of inamen a lee= Der ty ailed at Hosaatior epos Conn Tempe= 1111 respalag • work tedial the . 4 ilefele." with tMMp Mamas planed at U. Im That tit time of the man sang at =rar disco, and somewhat in • bony, wren kis • cheque in thermal of the subscriptioa ape Neeme. Cox mid ileamied, W sown agnate. The stoma fir not caning is the body ef tit cheque, bat merely the tigaee IL la, written essarebat widely man The was premated the nos day, sad Odra it to the elcrk when tiny it was to manna W moan of the pothers drawing ft tow whether the mean shadieg to his neme no not orenmen. nit den stelae int at that ern the cbeqw la., which is It all Liaby correct, as had gerowsif the amount to ankh esa sabsequatly alteould ham attracted his attn. He Ina mat the party • lan priesated the damps dews sans with it to the clerk she it was to pay N. Whoa dm cheque teens down to his • figura 4 bad beta pieced nunn no two figures 1, n,aking it 1411. Upon the cheque bang prnentcd down stoics the t len ref -ad to pit it emit the anew was 'toted in anion In toe body it the nap*. This the man sail be would get doe,., and the ant day ENDS again with the amount written in. The nape ems paid in soca, etti,b were within • very short tlne nierwards rbeaird at tit Hank for g o ld, sod f w th e pineal the fellow bee wt lwn apprehined, sad all *rams sf him gee lan. He is well blown, having bon in the 2nd Ceidrtrsmen Glerdm from whin Incision be was expelled, sake =Swiss imphounsent for haring demetsd. He is it Inehmen, akin 26 years of age, sad Wands 6 het 10 inns. A PaltiON ZR JUNPIIM TWILOYGIL A RAILWAY WI3IDOW.—Cart algid informatics wee received by the police at the snaps of a primmer named Hoary Wlmelley, euppeed to b. couneetei with a ancenwe ut the reigh boarhood of the Watatio.rmad, Lmheti. Two Alan were coanytag the was to lintford (lei aka( tha. Booth aisionlehlre Hallway, when he watered tato conversation with Aim% achaitthag that he was guilty of the win Im paced to Mak end aid that when b. r 4 liberated he would sever be gailty of • Medlar odinme. Whilst the tugs an Mcret its foil speed alcag the 1t.., and when about ar bites.. Widmer sad Aimee& Melba, his med. a waddle dart through the wisdoms of the isgn,sad, km/Sag spun the side of the railway, ma beton say usamemicatien maid be ado with the kneed or magn•Abrlnr, to ant • retreat. He is descrlnd se idlewa 3 int 6 inches high, slender nuke, pale casonksioa, den brows lain la emM Aegis% worn rather keg, broom rya, scull heard, light odour. Amp pointed awe, thick lips, sad t he his. At t tine he Jorend through the wi ndow r a wo i r a Mtn cloth cep with peek faehinaatly made, sad Bud jauntily on one aid« of hit herd, • leen dark overcoat, dark-colund moaner., dark net. and lace-op boots, with pateat kether tope end bra laerholca. He le • well-knows eardahasper, sad ban messily been re ag on that Luanne at Nettlaglassa, Marfold, sad B' and then is no mat he will attempt to do the SM+ in tiVICIDI ON Tlta MIDLAND RAILWAY.—Yest • mdaida was emanated oat the Bristol sad Olnacener welL2 el the Midland Railway Wanes two and three o'clock in the day, sear the Cressway•-bridga, awing the pump of one at the up-geeds trans. woman sad her link boy, who t="to be as the rod. vow arrested by • was havieg a accent, who inked the trey to • place which he uaa.Lnay observed that dt,w gettiag • abort way front thaw h• leads his tray is to Aso railway anbankommt, sad upon eareeng it rained his hat t 0.,,. his bead and waved it rued, am if t.crim[ somebodv is. This led there to observe hen mill further. They wretched him go Aunt the hue antil the goods Iran was heard appromidag, mad Its shrill flied, was est r4ag to deasne its approach. Up= bearing it the ma veil annual to go to As top of the esabeakzerut tad lay his bat upon tin {vend, after which he desteaded the Plops mad Lid behind some furze bashes A • teeschng panties. He was once to peep toned ibit bailie to watch fur th• approach of As man, sad to rub hie ham& together •ith seeming satieLn non as it draws awn sad rotor to him, Ad, opts eagiao cowing =laAm bashes he pleated mdßesly forwltrew ender its wheels, sad the whole train p i g . over eat him Bunny to pine,. Th. mane driver shun that he maw Or mole the babe for a queen of a mile Won he ems to him, and pat um tb• sigma sands, sad that wing hie men MI the Ins and oat of might, he Unsaid that .11 drainer was over. Freitag his engine yark menteraLly, b. palled up the train. sad, ea gong beck, fond the sasagied ..swiss at tai saki& DEATH Ht A CASCAL WARD: SPECIAL VERDICT. —An impost was on tit at the Oran Maurice The Whiteslmpel, on the holy et Marla Les egad TA The demerit was the, wife a welter who deserted Luc urns yeas ago. About $ o'clock MO Friday night she appliod for edinisloa him the Vr hiterbspol Unloo Casual Word, when she was supplied with a bed and locked in with other deed- Mos perecso During the night eke complained to a woman who slept with her that theme m , sad asked her ornopenice to call ter sesistasee, but me they. was no mesas of comma amass with the night porter at any other person In the assistuace could eel be attained. The neat me.- bag she was /mud dead en the floor with her arms end logs draws .p as if she had died in eldest_ pain. A peat swam emeriannalon disclosed disease oldie brain salliStat wsemara fir drailt, and the Joey retunied a verdict with the following adtieshren The jury rumor separate without regulating the money to ousnosieste with the Board of Onardium with the view ci recomatendleg that then Ault be emu mane et costenniestion bawls the inmate. of the camel weed and owes pines witheet, so that welosace may be .livid b say ens requiems it lor sudden illness or other wise' ANOTHER AGRARIAN MVlDER.—Aeother, murder, • cowardly arid mug. warder, he. just been reported to we. The Melia is, or rather was, %finer alto 11414. •4 Id• Dre. sell, awe Belle ; end the mime we sis is norsber. The C=was kw sod the epos • mymery. AU we hue a s , thetas WI/usual wee going beau from the Mat emus an Semidry Use, he was vraylmil by ria fellows. mh o beet Ma le sorb • degree that he bre stars dist. TL. Mod soued ls the open day, sad every hope Sr esteemed t het the alleles mut escape. Mr. bl• Donnell was Masi his ess car at the time wed having met ea ammolatance on the ✓ead, with whore he tinseled aw wee ientyleid aill i zte a rning. It is UsenW the party an give very Indlenation idunWliag the Newry perpeusiteek— Arzsuiwr. THE POLICE COURTS. WANSION-1101JSE. George SrollAorpe and Robert TAorne were brought Was the Lord Mayor in custody of Charle• B•ker, police-con stable No. 635, charged with having committed • robbery at skins of the value of 101. 12a., the properly of Moon.. Bibles mid Co., leather manufacturers, of Peterborough-court, Fleet street. John Williams, a diminutive boy of between vino and Ise years of age, said that on Tuesday evenins he accompanied another boy in his mater's eut*y to deliver • bundle of book-binding skins at St. John-Greet. They made a call rn Mili-street, where his frllon-servant le ft bun in th e strrst to mind the truck, while he took some goods down a poi way. While waiting there • boy accosted him and told him that • man with a rap on wanted him "oar, tbcro" (alluding to the gateway down which the witaiess's mate had gone). He, however, did not go but prematly another boy (the C:r Sculthorrs) tni.l'him tho sante thing, upon whiob IrZt up the yard. When he returned to th• truck he found that • bundle of leather had been stolen therefrom. Baker, aieofficer, ;;I:lsltli7eTtintWiSi eTeningl woe called into the shop of Merril. Sumner and Isaacs, 111 Houndeditch, and thoee found the two prisoners offering for sale the bundle of skins produced. In answer to my in quiries. Thorns told we he had been anipkqed to evil the skin by two men. I took the prienner to the station.house. Thorne told Mr. Smith, the prosecutor's clerk that if he had not been tio had with him In locking him up, he would hero afforded him every information. Ile further told me that he had gold teu of the skins to Mr. Marlin, a bookbinder, who hod given them up. Mr. G. Martin—l em a leokbinder, lining at 80, Fetter lane. I purchased the ten Ants produced of the priecinee Thorne, with whom I hare been in the habit of dealing occa sionally for upwards of ten years. I pre him 26L fur hem. Me:. C. fienith—l am clerk to the prolocutor. I identify the handle of skins prodaced as the property of my mister. Yesterday afternoon 1 wu end fur to the premise. of Mons. flume, and Isaacs, Houndeditch. Two skin were there shown me, which I wee told had been left se samples. I examined them end found they bore the private meek of the prosecutors. When the prisoner+ none with the balk I gave them into custody. Seven dual and nine skins, were stoke, of which all but one have been re covered. Their winder!' value is 101. 12e. 1 afterward+ went with the constable to Mr. Marlin, who handed over the skies which be bed paranoid of Thorne fur 205., their wholesale veins being at knot 40s. Baker, the °dicer ben caked for • farther remand, which noun wee acceded to. Jeweryk "'Sheep., a issy-koklue follow, was charged with baying deserted from the 19th Regiment of Foot surly • twelvemonth ago. A recruiting sergeant of the 2d Battalion Rifts Brigid., named O'Malley, said that on the previous evening the pri soner awed himself for enlineeent. He, hoe ever tram o • hiformation which had ruched him. charged, the pet. WW2 with being • deserter. A soldier belonging to the 19th Regiment of Foot who was present identified him es having hen • deserter from that regiment. The prisoner at moo acknowledged that be had deserted. but declared that be hied afterwards received hie discharge. Under these circumstance. witness gave him into custody banal of enlisting him. The Lord Mayor said that es there wee no proof of the prieciner's being • darner, he thought it would be better fur the reuniting sergeant to enlist him at can—no doubt he wend melte a capital soldier. Witnere-1 don't see that exactly, say lord. I think it would only be throwing good motley away. The Lord Mayer—You appear to be afraid of losing your shilling. You, however, had better enlist him, and if you hereafter find that he really is a deserter you will have a doable charge against him. (To the prisoner.) What answer do you make to this charge ? Prisoner—lt la tau I did desert, but was aft, rwards dis charged when the regiment wee reduced to 1,000 rank and Ile. The Lard Mayor—lf the whetter waa dl trimmed you cermet my he is a dreerter. If you ark it, I will reamed him far the purpoes of asndiag you rum date to Inquire into his character ? Withers—That's very well, but it might be WA SS. la ell probability I should lose a DIMS or two ablie I eras en gaged in making theism iegniries sb-ut him. - The Lord lhyor mid he thought the witness vu too par ticular kr • maulting sergeant. The primmer was then discharged from custody. GUILDHALL. Devil Rees Dowiesl;;WrrieaTrial the following heeds. In January end September last the prbioner called on Messrs. Oradell and Co., copper merchant., Upper Thamaoaireet, and received on each occasion 21. 25.. under the pretence that it was • subscription to the Mint Borough Ragged &tool. The amounts woo entered in a oolisclovi book, afterwards found on him. On Saturday the primmer called on Mr. Budd, copper merchant, of Baynard'a-wharf, who had pre viously paid him money as a subscription to the Red-cross fichcola, and sent in • rewipt for a sub rtigtrion to the Mount Borough Ragged &hook. Mr. Budd then asked him it ho had not been dimleised from the Rad-woes Bagged Schools by the Rev. Mr. Cadman, for miscondaot. lie replied that be had Oft because they had been tom dean, but that he had established another school of has own. Ile produced • letter written by the Rev. Mr. Cooke, the curate, giving him • good character ) which PO slammed Mr. Budd that be let hint go without pi.ug hint into custody, although be had called hi • policeman. H. afterwards learnt from Mr. Cadman that the latter was obtained without his knowledge. 11. subs,- wetly also received a letter bons the prhoner, admitting ibM he bad told Ma falsehood., awl stating that be had no school now, though be had had mewed now be left Mr. Cathleen's, and appealing to him (Mr. Budd) not to do any- thing to injure him in the matter until the following Monday, when he would call upon bile. Mr. Budd applied to the Secretory of ths Ragged School ticiou, who informed him that the urbane was an hapeetor of the went iiewription, Mr. Omit, the secretary, now stated that the primmer was sassier of the Oraval•lans nagged School, abut four years ago. Mr. Oast observed thew it appeared by 'h• collecting hook that the glimmer bad receimd GO(. up to the end of last meth. Sir NW Lai* mid be should mad the rase f Mel, hat would mimed it that the motives for giving Ito letter should be *abed into. ;Is hoped the Rev. Mr. Cada% sad big mate geoid WM. THAMES, John TV Leon, a Swede, keeper of a sailors' boarding house, Old Ciraveblane, St. Occirgo's-inohe.East, was charged with daiatning 101. in cash, a chest, wearing apparel, and other propertybelonging to a sailor named Fnatkaic h ailor took lodgings in defcndant's house, in a window of which woe the following inscription, " Sailors taken in and Jono for." In a day or two he was returning from the shipping•cilice, whore be had just received his wages,l6l. ,e. end IVY about to pay sonie money to a Jew fur clothes he had beugld, orb en the prisoner dissuaded him from doing so. He was immediately aurtounded by 30 or 40 Jews, who, on his getting into a cab, pulled him nut of it and began to bast and kick him. He managed to run away, and took refuge Ina butcher's shop, where be was followed by a tribe of Jere crimps, and tooter.. The butcher's wife tostantly removed the *nine and chopper*, fearing the sailor woull be killed, and locked him up to the bark kitchen. The pri soner's wife afterwards came io, and the butcher's wile saw t 1 sailor hand over to her two bank-Hots and six or seven sovereign,. . . The prironne put in a suspicious bill for gin, ram, money advancd, and traits to the play for Mr. and Mn. Wilson. . . . The endor marl he hod only lodged four days at the pri- Noser'e, ..nd had Lad only 10e. advanced to Mut Mr. Mb:, who commented severely upon the ehamefal nature the cue, ordered the prisoner to return the money and . lotbeo, sad pay a line of 51., or in default to be iropri lOWA for two months with hard labour, in the House of Cor rection. AAR kH2 d. COTTON.—Linancooi, Nov. s.—The market closed Bally—it , 11111 scarcely be deeeribed u a market et all. Comi• pared wilt Friday's rates, of American and Surat are d., Brazil end Eiryotban Iddown; but there is not business enonnu to Er market prices. The sake to-day were between 1,106 aan 1..100 wlca, included 400 American (esprit); 160 Bithia, chiefly , 200 Egyptian, Ild. ; 600 Buret, 6d, to al sole= ricer. Thuriday, 24,0006,1e5; esptat, 500; speculation, 6,000 ; import, 20,000. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnanronu Nov. 5. Eu:earlva dullness pervades the market, and the further advance in the rate of discount throws still farther gloom over the market sad our pm eds. The dvression thioughlat the district la manifesting itself in a large us etftwo of paupertim. In wools, the supplies held by staplers are vety abundant, to citnparcil with the present limited requirements of the trade, rod when sales are effected It lad& conaiderable reduction In price something like 3d. or 4d. below the netual cost. Boller it:nilTeaCT continue to he neglected, sal prim* are in favour of thu buyer.. The forthcoming colonial wool Nalco in London, commixing on the 12th inst., are looked forward to with great • »et. dime the lest eerier, 45,330 bales (7,060 leas than previously) have arrived. comprising 12.752 from Sydney and Moreton Bay; 8,734 from Port Phillip end Poetised Bey ; 2,775 Teammate, 1,525 Adelride, 1,529 New Zealand, and 20,015 Cape of Good llope. The opinion generally entertained is that the present priers of wool can not be vaintnined, and that a conekleruble reduction at the forthcoming folio nowt be the monk. In yarns there is nothing doing. Caution appear. to be the prevailing charac teristic. Spinners have curtailed their production. Them la , 4 4 , 111 V a large quantity of machinery mending, but some ate running only two . toed others four days a week. Colton venni ere a shade lower. In the piece market then has been a scanty attendance of merchants, and a small Tumi dly of await hes changed hands. Looms are standing throughout the district, and manufacturers &aline making goods except to order, consequently ths production was never so small as it is at present. TUB CORN TRADE.-Botatteent an, Nov. 5.-Our fannetc, RP usual at this season, have been much engaged with omang wheat, and the supply of this grain has been by no moan. IffireAi; but the pressure upon the money market having made holders of foreigu nunnualy anxious to realise ely upon arrival, our millers have been able to pllT ellat:e sufficient for their immediate wants, at gradually re ceding prime. Since wo Mimed our last monthly circular, the full hoe been altogether about 4a. per quarter. There, however, appem an inerearing roluctance on the part of the !rewire to thrash at wenn% rattle; and taller the imports of fon ign should prove larger than we autkipate, we should not br eurprieed to me a little advance, oven before Christeme, rule.. the value of money continues as high as at present, which is foe probable. the great monetary preeettre in the Unto d State, has, of mower, had a depressing effect there, and *sot of the onlinory red wheats have been sold as low as 3611. for 48011 es. at New Fork ,• while tine white did not, ateoreling to the last accounts, realise more than 525. per quartet . Bat the Meals in the Anteriean pule were light. and it wm not expected that much could tarries before the time of the cattale for the winter by toe frost. Th. fart quotation. from the Rea of Aroff were shout 40a. per quarter, with a !maid of About 90.; and, of course, but few turtle, effipmente cat be smile from there or the Baltic before the nee igstion closes for the winter; end the high inaumucte at this time of the year add ouneidcrobly to the cost from those Tient.", It lo n ported that emit, rather law sties of whoa tram (ffiessea hove been no:de, end the eltipmerts from that port rue often not clopped et all by frost, and reidom nicer An two month during the winter. The prolaihition of ex pert front lade end France atilt emairmee, though in du forreer country there are coemidereffie stocks of last semen's wheat warehooeed ready for shipment ; and Mee n good crop of the premed year's growth in the bands of the farmers ; hot probably the export will not be per mitted until it is eacertained whether Frenee •LI req more then her own produce. Priem In that country now range about he. per gamier below ours. The weather Las been, upon the who r. very favourable for wheat rowing, and a c..naiticrable breadth hoe been planted, and in some crows it is already above ground. No doubt the exteneire rovagea (Atha diemee amongst the potatoes, and their conee- Tient high prim, increased the tonetimption of bread. Tlie, together wi'h the great falling off In the supply of American flour, him added to the damouti from our millers. The Koren , is al* the chief season for pig feeding, An that altogether the mill power has been fully employed ; And as the state of the markets tor some time peat 'radiated our millers to buy with mot caution, they are supposed to be generally quite light in storks. Oar preaent quotationeare-red English, 41. 6d to 7..; white, 70. to 7s. ltd.; °hake, fhe. 6el to fw.102. ; Pexorka, 64. 101 to 7e. ; l'etershurgh soft, fax. 6,1. to GA. SI. per 620 w. here. We have had a large demand for grinding henry during the month, which Mill continue* chiefly for the better qualities, bet at rather declinbig pncea. Odom., et 2no. SA to 31e. ; Tnrkirh, 29e. to VA.; Baltic,34s. to Me ; Syrian and Egypian, 27e. to 29e. per 3921 be. at Birmiughem. The sale for nate has not quite kept pare • 91i the orris ale, nod Iriah hove deeliued *bout le. per quarter. Grey realise 'Ms to 265. ; black, '2le. to 25a.; white, 26e. to 275. ; Otiema and Archon got, 24.. to Mk, all 31211 x. at Oloncester. Only one cm To of Egyptian beans reached °teamster during the month. but ts.ry meve off very at lie. to 170. fol. per 19611 e. We have been fairly *applied with English at late quota taus. The Indian morn which strives finds buyers readily, at 360. to 37e. per 4309 m. at Gloureeter. Millet continue+ , mu good demand, et Ile. to 12e. per 19611 m. at Olouceater. The creepleiuts of the potato. Mame are still mote general, end they maintain their high price.-From Mesas. 3. and C. Stiurges Circular. CORN.—BIMMINGIIAW, Nov. 6.—At Olouryster and Weems!, markets, on the 30th, the farmers were reluctent reli.re of wheat et a decline of about Is. per quarter. Beaky la. pr quarter lower. Oats rather cheaper. Beam offering at a rod section of la. to 2a. per qr. During the present week the make reparted in wheat are on quite as good ts rims am pro riowiy. Barley tending durenwarde. Oat. only taken in limited quantitem. Baum and peas less in requat. At Wolverhaneptoe, yesterday, the priors of We prersioua we k were lately supported. At thia day'. market there w.e only a lernissal supply of wheat Bout the farmers, but the trade ruled doll, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. Barley Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Oats nearly maintained their value. Beane 2e. per quarter cheaper. Pens leas in quired for. Div fres, Nov. s.—We had a very short supply of wheat, elude met gokt rade. at an advance of 2,. per qr. Barley war in teary Less empty; god qualities were airy scarce,' sad ,he beat melesed List week', prices; one lot was sold a t d,M . fit . ; bur all inf r4ur loss% of which the gnat balk cow bled, were very I,IOW of sale and were lower In price. In oats, trans, and peas, no alteration. Wheat, best, 63.. to 68..; muddling. 44r. to 63a.; inferior, 395. to 46e.; barley, 37.. to 60r. ; oats, 26. MAU ; beans,46s. to 00e.; pit/ 4, 441. to 46e.; Roar, tine, per rack, 40.. to 4 M. ; seconds, 375. to 40.. MANCIIISTBIL, Nov. 6.—At OW market this 17111041g041 English wheat of choke quality, bring in short supply, war bell tor rather more money, bat the demand wee lindtrd ; whilst svcambary sad damp parcels wore nrgleoled. The beet runs of Anarik m and meet be noted 2d. per 701ba. higher, other kinds reuddsing unchanged. Flour met a slow sale at the rates of this deoyae'nnight. Oats and oatmeal moved off In retail at barely previous prices. Buena and Indian corn were Is. per quareset lower. Ns Nov. 4.—At our Corn Exchange to-day the show of wadi:atiful. The beet dry samples of wheat ad Is. per" . ; inferi fame as before. l'reeent prim :—White t, a 62e.; red, 66e. to 67e.; bar ley. malting, 42e. 6.14 a. ; grindu.r. 361. to 38s. Oats, 36e. to 375. DOT •aorld, 48a, to ;Ala. l'ens, 44a. to 46e. Malt, na. to 80a. per quarter. Nawnvar, Nov. 6.—We had again a good supply of wheat, for witch there was a better demand, at fully the prioes of bat week for all descriptions. We had shout the usual quantity of barley on of a, which waa sold at a decline of barely Is. per qr. on infericr, and no alteration in talking samples. No dame in oitbor oats, beans, or peso. Cinema; Nov. 6.—The supply le sheet, and tride though dull, is nopchcaper. The continued damp weather is affecting the touts materially, and all good-conditioned sample. sell freely, WATEUFOIII.), Nov. 4.-1 Pith small supplies of home grown grain sines Saturday, tur market is tirm for all der ecnptiona at the marrency of tout day. Foreign wheat slaw maintains its rakue, bat Indies corn is the turn lower. Flour unaltered in vales. EDINBURG'', Nov. 4.—We bad in ths market to-day 1,636 qrs. wheat, 2,469 qrs. Daley, 1,276 qrs. oats, and 138 qrs. bean. There wen solu—Wheat, 374; barley, 1,940; oat., 1,0:7 ; and bums, 104 qrs. Large atts of grain in the market to-day. Sake wmre heavy, and prices consider ably back, for dl kinds of grain. As compared with last week—Wheat lets down on hm, and 3e. 10d. down on average. Barley 6d. up on top, and la. 3d. down on average. Oatm Is. up on top, and Ild. down on average. Beano seta. on top, and 2.. 4d. down en storage. Prices per helwrial gunner:—Wheat, 33.. to 66e. ; barley, 23.. to 43e. ; oats, 160. ed. to 36a. ; boom. Ma. to 60s. Weight of top wheat, ; barley, .61k; oats, 46i1bs.; and beans, 0311 k.. per boahol. CA7llr. NeWARX NOVEMBER FAlL—This greet stock fair was held on Monday last, and was mid by many persons to he the largest that has been held in Newark for many year'. There we, an extraordinary show of heists, a large proportion of which were fat and of first-rate quality. Thema mud, of the stock was not turned into money, ex tensive sal,. were edected, but generally at reduced prices. Fat tenets made Gout 7s. Gd.to Ns. per mono; mutton, 70. par lb. ; hex' beams, lel. to 181. each ; roach cows, 161. to each. Young deres mot a heavy isle at reduced prices. The hone fair was o moderato one, and good =inlaid were well sold. Bum nruon, Nov. 4.—There was a large simply of sheep this mowing, the nuruLer being 6,340, or 21 more then last week. Ltln ddl, tnd et the clues a considimble sumitity were 141 unsold. Top price of the beet mutton, td.; curreit, 61d. ; middling anu interior, from sd. to 6d. per lb. The aupyly f mule wAs Ires, the number being 590, or 20 fewer than hart week. Demand good, and last week's view maintained for tho beat sorts. Toy rim of the best I*. f, 76. 6i. to ha.; current, 7s. ,• zniddLng and inferi.r, from 92. to 6s. 6d. per imperial stone. I'ork, from CA. to to. Gd. We bad In the market to-day—Sheep, 6,340; fat cattle, 590; lean 144 65; miloh cows, 27; and pig% 534. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mtha 1.••• Mo. 1P6141. 1 . 6461, OSILWITS. OM. ..tun doollse. 1167. MK Weal 4..1106 October 25 417 tit ' 1,6 11 1 12 Rut Assll4o . Rm.! at .' Metes . .... . .. .- 2,112 1.6:.1 6.079 ... L Nrion, TlThoty, sodbygerfri4 16.tensios . 679 206 1,486 1,164 Week endWe 0.103er IleWan feeteru Juke Y— . Werra ...... N 305 wag Ode," Z. luau ioton% !The ma le Pinata: 243 NI 8.:1;177,..114 . 7.777.7.:.. Is honk Astern . ....... 123 13.9!.4 Z,1132 37.Pt0l 34.1:04 Larodes•lrry 4ad F0r.14C1a... 07 049 477 se m 7t7 gladden 71..1 GSA 7.13,1 7.074 194.ek emllug 10T. 1. 7.9.44 J Comt' .24.0,101,16 mat 1 sown 11: . ........... ISO 12.910 13,131 16.142 24,499 Ilhe whin. Cabs . ........fa 340 516 666 711 1NT1.130,44, 1.304411/9. mod Cboilkire Junco... ...... 1,660 3,044 1294 1.90639 sad )319441ta1l ....... ID.I 29 1,417 1.314 Math B4l o sh ....... ........ 614 1114 2.944 6 . 136 4,136 ,0341013 C=1391 ...... 1.114 1.1.10 1.110 3.119 ...... ...... 96 UT 21.2 1.649 1139 THE LEVIATHAN (5). —At a meeting of the direc tors of the Eastern Steam Nev.gation Company on Wednes day, it woe reported that there w 5 not the lust twist or de-. Section in the Leviathan, and 11.4 she site as fairly on her cradles as she did on the warner of the day of the attempted locumb. Although her position is a few feet nearer the neer, yet she lire on her old ground. red 15 no more liable to settle down than she has been for the list twelve months. The whole work remain, firm and :obi. Sims alterations, how ever, me to he made in the cLaths on the river when her Lomeli csg-in anceoptcl. lh .riquity ocstorday morning at the Poplar Hospital into the state of tin sufferers, it was ascertained 'het Donovan, who I. fee advanced in years, con tomes Ina very red way, and it is feared th at he may not item. r. The three otters Pre going on more favourably. Stacey, who reeived a involute of the leg, also guatained a severe t won the lower rut f the abdomen. One of the men states that be was thiown fall eighteen feet in the air by the crank. Tho el:lenge of the -hip's name was only deter miord on the day previous V. the attempted lanneb. 110 VAL LIFE BOAT INSTITUTION.—Yeattrday a metnrig d the Royal Ratko-el Life Boat Institution was held at its house, John-street, Adelphi, Thomas Chaman, Req., in the chair. There were present Ceptains M. Rudy, Hall, Genentl Blanchard, Adte.,..l Bullock, and other gentle men. The following rewards were voted: 71. 10s. to the mew of two totem for reeeuing the crew of a chooser wretked off Newha.en on ths 18th nit.• 91. 104. to the Lowestoft life boat, for asiiatiny a schoo ner on the Holm Sow ; 201. t., am cmw of a Pate field yawl, for rescuing nine men from a Wkitotabla brig in Stamford Passage, on the 7th ult.; to the Lyme 11 , 46 life boat, for putting off is a great ele to old crows; 71. to the crew of the Margate logger L•vely. Other smaller rewords were also given for similar services. Doe EXTENSION IN LIVERPOOL—At the meet tug of the Liverpool Muck Committee reaterday, it via agreed to iucluilo in tbc :text notisui of appiicationa to parties its of poser to borrow t. sum of 8440001., for the put pose of dock eau 7,1011 end improvement to the Liverpool side of the Mersey. This sum is for no speiitic object, but is to bo bor rowed in order thnt the new trust which comes into of in J.masry• mat, undtr ha Mersey Conservancy Act, may not bo without funds. _ LANCASHIRE DEBT GUARANTEE COIIPANY.- Yrxter,lay n ineetioe woo held at Vice-Chanoelkir Stuart's theintons In eons •zion with tb,s company's atisirs. Tits contony was formed to gr 'motet persons is out policial airaioet cononereiA land throus ti the failure of tradesmen Indebted to them. The compel.) having failed, a cell of 61. per &bars bon loon mode to dieclouge the liabilities, estimated at *bout 3,0t01. [Advertisemca.]-110u.owAT'sl'ILL9.—LETTIIR Pro r.x ..thr noonerairtst of the 1.00,4 a f0r,. , . It ion., It, Mgt 'a W. 11611.4 ...eo of 01 . ,r, oron. I(dl. ceded 00, c h,:c1. 0 0,! 0 ,0,,,t d r, over reterely affoolert lY t ard • , c •or may ar. rt .1 o‘t room of the o 1 trAiutie pills. MIL .1, 'lv, r a 01!.:an.t.. a other dhoolrn of the stolaxich, 0.0 e.:=..!.ccurd the Itolloorstr talk Thormat ore atul glen hoot the tro.l ; prof.. 001,1 o! ry'r Irrat4oll.r.esto, 241. Strand, London. 1,1 0 , , load. 1.., 0 art ; A. &mom Cousloattool,4o; A. o,llt.l.Ftnynak ; • ::.:1 fir, SHIPPING INTI LLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Myr —Tee vv. tee n . tee F.: r rol has bet" fort er IrOte nip by Mom., and toile ema ao' pal , n b.. tinted oat, of .l. at ►ate bate racurad.—ltatrlte Oct. IL !Jars/oat. Antes • at Ifecrecteii; cot, . VOlta (oh r, end Weered 7m Onstst. ttn role; Vino !••1. at Caws awl c!, meal Mt. II for Maass; smart. catt (..). at 'La... PatuD 'vs Ltvsarnm. —Ln•raetine, trnt; I Islam, Oct. 27. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. °Weise& (W O, le.c. Loaf oo ono Yw✓rawt6, Ow. 1, 14.13 L. lon kJ w. loin null tense), trtm Liv•ri 00l kt Cowboy, Oet. 3, LLB N., lea: K0%.1.4/or (bsrqsr), do Colon=Do t.r t„, sloe Yept. I, Ist. 31.t0 8., lon 13 P. . . Q' , .. of P.nN•nd, :tom Bombay for Faloroatb, Lag. 13, Int. NEST &, Am. ill E . N.rab Jana ;.bl3), for Portland Bay, lept. Is, lat. 13 N, lon. Pt W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. RIATIIN„ ..... ALl.Ol'.-7ter.l, th e wife of Lb° Dm 11. Allon. of St Ils.r stead . . t anactm). orb Jamb er. BKCX.—Nov. A. at the Pa^-ohare. lu.a h &mit, I. Cm mite of be . DURHAM, —Now. 3. at Park Ana. Onmri the Cwntes E FITZ )10T. —Noy. t, Rraqoa.Strail,•., Norfolk, the wife of Lost: Col. Yrs Roy, of a &meter. COODE-111:ATITON.—Nov. 4, at Kt Jan PITA, Maw:hider. the ger 'T. ronivon. T. P. (,wale. J a e R.N., con of Vier Anatol . kV I. Co.ale , Ella ch. Jae Ever ad Cat Mel. Itnatton Mant.ln.t4er. PA ND —lce, 3. nl CithmOnd, SUM. S. IL Mantel, P. , as I. t 4.. SIS ia, Jaughter of C. Oat. eapl, D.D., tate Ataltleaem nal nub Pew a Liscoloa. DR ATVS. C MORAY PL—Nv. ILis North Cos 4 Joe. p'..atroek Dais. V CO Om.. p „lM1 Ti. OILANDIN.—Sor. 1, J. Granafa, &p., Fpcsoof 14412*. 1 2 4 2 ~ 0 moul 71. rI AEA' Cll-2for. 3, Hr wet, •Us of . 11•4002, rdo2. of lbakv . tuden, ZATHCOTIL—Nov. 2. at Ountoldo, R. G. litatiKofo.loO V. Ha/ImM agog 21. py apd rablint.4 by WILLIAM EDO Mum. of lEw T. g Lr..= ctis Mr of I,acloo. Prhow. as the Oar. liliseMs ryslistel blietztars—lUSAY.X SWF= 5 . nW• /