The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-18 00:00:00

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City, ablaritiat, N.% to at 11, sad Dee. 21 at 1, at -enema be = 6 lminshall-striset ; off. assig., Nicholsca, RICIL/aD Samna, Dosighly-street and Brownlow-mews, Orsy'ria-mai, lraDies - Dea, 3at 1, sad Den 23 at 12, et Bein.e&n Mat Sala, Lome, and Co Old Jewry- ehenelors, City ; of. mfg., Pima, Guildhall- chambem. Onoacin SWUM Bala, , Des. 3et 12, sad Dec. 23 at 11 611 11 lieL, Howard, Nicholas ; ea. east ... 011.chambera TIOILILS AT, EMI, Vittlianar, Dec. 2at 11, and Dee. 21 Sol., Jones, Onahara -01=44.6my , Baum; at swig., PIMA BOW? 8X22111114 Whichesier, miller, Dec. 1 at 1, sad 7aa. Set 11, at Boodrighell-itron. Soli., Welker lad Jammed, Holborn ; it smig., Stansidd, :Arasrrlnt uhr. Deplind, lionseed Asinallor, Dr. 1 el and 111 et et Itariagtraßotirest. old., Fades ig l a l t e rr e t s : at" sild Horn =2,..etwA.C.l% Dec. 1 sal Sot., Mena Huey , 21 1 at Jan b rroas al ti ; f=anal .. tr eses. se disbar, Dee. 1 atl4, aid Doo. 29 st 1, at ea, Nam* QuaUtroourt, Chancery -1 m; fig., las, Aldmmailmry. MAMA iOllllBOll, Calablitrallfatta, H01P.4..., hound ing-bonseekasper, Dee. l 1, and Dee. et 12, at Bola, Lynam and Ca, Old Jewry sßlitisni‘n.Cigr of. mak., lidermda, Seabrook -oourt. ROOM et& Market Desobg, Uneohshirs, bum = Nov. 27 mad Dem 111, at 103, et Birmingham Cm.rt et Nottlendima Sol., Brown, lAncoln ; off. frig., Herrn, iallt i =Woll.TW, Codaor, Derbyshire, *OW, Nov. 27 sad Dee. 18, at 101, at Birmingham Court head et Not tingham. Sol., Sollory, Nottingham ; oiL essig., Harris, JaarnM a o a nz BAIITLIFIT sad WILLILIt ANOSL BAST irrr, B,beel, team, Nev. 30 and Jets. 4, at 11, at Bristol Conti. Sok., Ateottaild Lem, Bristol ; it eark., Ml- tor, MP* lowa Omani% °pooh Obraorpaskire, pooev, Nov. 20 aid Jam. at If at Erased Court. Bola, Bona endl Oiling, B&W ; soffili., Ammo, BelstoL Joao MANY, Ptprauth, koascope, Doe. 3 at 10, and Ja 14 at 1, at Essay Court hold at Plymouth. Sala, Ed monds end lot Plymouth, and &ogdos, Easter ; a& • Eirhist, Loma POOLS, Wollispoo, Booersotaltleo, Inksopor, Nov. MI mod Dow 17,411, at Esior Court. Bak, Itakine ar ld. Bp" aid atocirs, Euro: ; of wig , Onoaos Coosa, lasea, poor, Nov. 27 sad Dee. 18, a't 11, at Lois Cowl. lids., Bond and Barwick, Lords ; • egaii,lrawisig, Look. Aswan! PROOD, Liverpool, draper Nov. 30 and Dec. 211, at 11, at Liveried Court. BoL, Rymer, Liverpool ; oR Luber Oasmovo, Liverpool. Domino° Norriat.„ Metros, sear vlstaalker, Nov. 30 sod Dee. ,at 12, at ia L= On& Dodge, Liverpool ; of onsig., Cannovo, =as Ileawan, Liverpool and Larks. 111101111114, sed.l.W. 110, at 11, at Liver/wed Coot 8010., Lowadas mid Ow, Liverpool ; of. swig., ISerps, LverpooL Mapwww WESTON, pa., sad ?WIZ WINTON, Nan &row, &owe Soon, Nov. 27 sad Doc 111, at 12, at lisorlessoir Court. Bola, Cohho t and Whaler, Maa ebony ; Horromos, tlaashister. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. 17. FliD/LAICI BYDZI, Baslopoll-strost, City, :~a - w.u.::: MUSIC. 81. JAMES'S THEATRE-OPERA 13tiFFA. The performance of last night was the best and most sucomeal that the Italian company at this theatre bore is yet g iven. The comic ores, Orirpine r 1. Camaro, by the brother Luigi sad redeem It4od, is a work of very considerable merit, and of great repute la Italy at present. Luigi Ricci, the skier of the brothers, is well bares se the author of the Sierreesde, eters di lismrarp, sad • number of operas which have been pry popular nerd, though (as hr as we can remember) now of Awn ham been round in this country ; a demonism nor what eurpreing at a time when there is so rank Elf. Sony in roddisig novena far oar Italian Sego. The opera, which is three ads, is too long for its sabjet. and would be mach improved by cartailment. It is • sort of burleeps fairy tale, extrampot but as•al•g. Crispin is on hart cobbler, with a large hinny, sad very poor. He wens is her stall and his wee ens Wads about the Moro Tenswil by creditors, and drier to nark Crispin le snag to threw himself into • well, when • ferry nag from it sad proems to rent him. She died• btu to met himself up r • darn, and Ins him she ell oars his peens tar tats. Crispin armarly perform mermilora nem and sots be semnileiretemeeread. Dr preopetystellelem: lo.loess his head." 111-treats hie wife, sad is oven ineshat to him basellosat patronage the Piny. To punish him, she train peels Ids by rehentarat to her dwelling wader ground, whin Ate frfeners ithn Into oompo•otion for his cceduet. While ha is praying her to spare her life, sad routers amendment, he falls seasekes ; and, waklag, Ands himself to the midst of his hely, all his supernatural adventures having bus nerdy a dream. This subject is terse to good serenal. The cobbler himself to m original; his wife is • spirited little personage, good-hearted, sad emb lem( of • shrew; and there are a couple of doctors, who, tart/sat with the trammogrilled cobbler, make • keelsons matiogitrio. The mole to In the most modern Itatien style, bat • great deal of it is exceedingly clever, enscially the concerted piece and choruses, some of which are admirably nest acted, full of invention sad variety, and eutched by iagenious and brilliant lastrumentation. Non of the reformer have my pretension to be regarded se vocal stars ; bat they all knew miry well what they were about, and the was a spirit about their acting and slag* which made the pisos go cd very tho rnily, and gristly to the redaction of the ashram as was sena by the warmth of the applause, and the number of things their were isconed. &gar Carrion, freed from his mar and puppet-show costume, played th• cobbler, sad showed knee • vary good low comsdien, though her vocal power me very men. Annetta, the cob• bier's wife, was to ham lon performed by a new-comer, &nom Teadani ; but abs wen revenue by indispositics from aprowing, and the part was tens by Spam Fonta nel, who red mach better than So rag. The two doe tom wen wall nraimed by Signori Caaw•lii and Casella; and a bee tin song ley thin and Canker, wag the cleverest and most succrefel pee irmenee of the irreniag. The house was well strand. A Tumuli Fzienue Oacassran.—A novel want of a Turkish lady basks* led to the execution of an order of ro_eiteLoharecter by an ENV& firm The &atm Fatima, of his Higher the Balsa, and wife (alai Ghat& PP inn of the present Grand Vl*, of Turkey, not loos see reward to forme an foe all the pardsmere in width should be ladies. It wee the &sir of her Memo that the tenements should be entirely of English none term and the order was entraded to Yam Key, Buda% sad Co. at Charing-cross. who hove twilit/PT ohlowod hr teller te this respect The mallerien, weer is now sew piste, is compteed of std, merged, sad peraseelon Wire mints, Ilfry-in Y washber. All of Um her bent am- Arnold, es numb ligtares sed elegem of drat, with due regard to the powers at the fair .ere. Mow the mend instruments awe en, bribe tato sad clartouries, bless egesele, boatbeys, Awl Imp% esehaviests, ironed; and trembere, the Lir suede with the Mabry scnoe, by which the ungraceful maples motion of the common trom bone is avoided. Of wined Instruments there are violas oaks, tenor viols, with bre and double boas, and • harp. The percussion inatrumesells as aide drums, haute drums, • bass drums, and the shoran slamob. firer pains have been bestowed on the ehromede &Guitar at the drums, press mad mast; beteg the prevailing Me wherever ooloor ls sandman*. The calleetien will be shipped he , Conertrati mph in • few daye. § 6. O I UTH MELDS. IMPROVEMENTS AND If•ar o. : . of Si Midi Is imbue IM WM et Emma ma So hroil sod 5 ...... IMO Mpowmamolo-Mowalmoi MOE r111111M34.11., OM 4444 rielladelle 41=e4r. `..1: 6 2 1 e l ==ll t Imp 11116-Ympoblo do mom t1= . 11.4 Wpm d 11:= =b et lhath ioriare. 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Ar Mae* who his beams Ram Rhery , the ROW Haw Thar Dobbstaa Mani !, who bos Wear SIMS ldrwalay ; Lied Canines, who Isas hearse Bad al Derirs, la the Ma of the late Rai of Berbes, deem* ; sail the Rol et Ma who has beeper sa Reglisk yew, will the *l, d Baron Sksw. Four sew whims wil he o.eM 4 to take their seats is the HMSO ei CIMINOMIN IMlNsiy Mr. AWE wise was West* wiskor hr in the li t= the We /tr. MINK a tow days Woe *wracks ad the low oweirs. bit who his wit yet bass leirshaced. The Has. Clear* whe hoe bets *sea Isr tbe warty of M ihs nen of Lord Robert Orosweer, who pie le W Hems of Lash* la. ; H.. Meuse she Ira boos skit* ssessitat of T la el. s i,l =Mr. Bps, volonediw Mama ; and Mr. Willies Jam* Pea, wits As toss *wod he the Mesh Ohba* Is the teen WM?. Tire, thearead. Throe oats are MA wawa awl ism* be Wed sp bake the watiai el watirs* the .Mar sat herbs is thee Weed the aw assery wowed* • sewsty. Wicklow lathe roses ',Views* 1411101, who hal **Zed Pfrwitlhr ; Henke, thereon 'Major Warhorses, doesawd; sad Poialey, is the ✓em of 11,. Archibald Issimisd. TDVIOiD 1111CTORIZIP OF OLASCIOW MlMS erm—lMeday bei the 4ey appointed fee the ler War m et wee Usisweity, ee 10 err the errs of end strer earried is the anwiees bell. War Theers, IfiseMeeer priblet. Stew r traLeerr s Iris by re swum/ Professor Bilk= so ere weerier rem ear. awl tbw thermal am roe wets dietribrei Is the reins thus seer he the strew et vers. Mra shed Aram ehe sereelawasit ler Irk Wins by Kr. J. O. Freer. WS., the err 41•01111 te_ithe oafs Zminiesis e liverfalls 0). flie Z. E. Lyrs rearese sir et re rumen tweired the erre et re Ceres le ti• asp ie which he was leet per nooLiENT PETITIONERS. At rostvoLL-rnurr.: I. s.Mur Pbossitsol, If" pocor—J. Amos, Plametiod Cemmse, isak i l =k leesesil Astray-1. 0. Torrey, Lower Chlbemotreel, ilteleesis tholes baker— A. °skiff, W eiet to the looms Tax Deport- Weetreiemer-se4 .I. Leko Ci" o bs trictrotrest, Iledfad-tow, =To Ct be mmehmt—R. Carter, Oallasd-shertjarussy men teller-11. Ilieversa, Wimiludis, lileney, Boomed vie. toner-Q. pry Ilansbareh, lessm seeeldhe maw IL J. Di, Chedelas server sad LW* Wholarill-street. ~,,IA•1 1W IN = - W. rtynct. Chteue•-piaco, Hash moat Orr the Ws of soaker —DJ:. Hoer, leboreelisse, Trehlpr. pleamber— Wry Allaa Cabs, Neer-eireet, Itehleitem, Mound ADP keoper—J. Darbgtoa, Cirm-pleoe, Ntschoeil, Poem's = ma—J. Dosashos, llsmtwohb-street, ober breper--W. Oehers, Cbsrlaisstreat, maw delver—P. H. Darla, jar., Mayfield% Illsoo, book hospor t.. lostbsr masaat—J.. Cam, sheet, Seatlnturtr, croser—E. Williams, Artie ß yT c re:r d. Ir feruttere aeler—J. BoawsU, Thornhill -rose:mat, awl Itrir-totrom. .more of It PIEWea, —W. O. Batta, " Typi r . , 1 = 1 8•0.- Add. beet sod shoe srahar—B. Cohen. Gas.shest, Bohai- Isla. hawing mar d ee d Geseslys, Wellteirtarhoreco, Wad I.Y. Dsch.roml, red sidp bloats beher—W. Fes, Osallsoe, Storey, boomed startler —A. Norge, Consist, iseihmark-bridae-toad, Yet msaohkeirmer-1 , . A. Y Orsoawtoh, solicitor— W. Lostrear l / 2 he el Belem ebest an ce—A. J. Jamershest, estbeeres-tereee, to the 4tl Om& NM tie.-W. Tbsegems 2leee ..... est•slieeloreed, mew T. L. Lbw restioasse it. Ewell, Orevel4l7m7aseth ' lnsk7 TeriseL Emir sions— W....Harcolit, Magda/ea-sr Tr, jiawssoassretreM, stet Eats Ha7aTl-' Orsoechnzulwebast, gmannrome-8. Wallis, Hi -mind, Shoveditek, lamer —W. TlEyard, High -street, Shadwell, barman—J. Davey, Leander-villa, Wandsworth-road, builder —H. W. Fevre, lfildrusy street, Islington, and Kirkman's-place, Tationbans-court road, torn ILL. DECLLEATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Patna i;.:iay Wed nesday, at Aerames's, Bristol. Tnoaua Jonas, Mama, irmasenger—lst dividend of ls. Id , ay Wednesday, at Amami* Bristol. Aosorros SALT'S, Swarm, frossr—let dividend of 6d„ say Wednesday, ad Ammon's, Bristol. Wit.usts Bow Basinnuts, wine merchant-2nd Miami el la. dd., mq ilfedssehri, at Aereasses, Bristol. EDWARD STRADOR, sMedes„ ftmar—ho dividend of 7.. 6d, my WeMseliay, at Anima* Bristol. W. sad W. B. Davis, Raverfertimse,drepses—lst dividend of 6e., say Wedassimy, at Amman's, Bristol. WILLIAM Jonas, Inseas. MOM-Ist dividend of le. 6d., say Wsimsdinf, at Asessma t inal. DIVID Dee. 9. N. W. Wll;ein, 1711;orler, City, chip chandler— Dee. 10. J. Weltilles, Welverhompeos, publican—Der. 10. D. lawyer W s eet=ool, Durham, ship clauolka—Dee. 10. R. Taylor, CERT IFICATRB to be la mealtleoe cause be Avon to the eaor contrary day of meeting. Dee. S. W. &vow, Wheobeeler. Berlin wool dealie—Dee. 10. 1. P 11111•11111 ILloc-oleeet, West lhoithfletd, named victualler—Dee. 141. C. MA Illbenerlo•arrest, Pkoodilly, poolteroe—Dee.ll. 7. Wlookse, St. Jameiretreet, Islington, sad Llmpoel-sidest, Old Brad eskir—Dos. 0. 11.1tatiests, 114. 1 =r1147 41 C0rs- WU, eouseheisis semi—Dm 11. J. P. Reekbees, Ryer sent-ham, Leseltor.boe, Neeoloi vietweßee , —Des. 10. W. Beecher . , W. R. Thosher, mod J. likveber, Chase Orman& street. Wieemalswy, sod J Per Ram. plesebero—Dee. 9. C. T. ]lac, Resookoheei, et. ame's, boohaeller—Dee. 9. R. Aabillag, Dwraril, Cametoligoelleo, Kerr—Dec. 9. T. T. _ ,Perheaby amen—Dee. 10. D. Sharper, Wad Watkposti, Durban, it/ir eimiller—Dea. 10. T. 1114100/1, hurl& ismaddirs. ma PARTM.I2III Z. Jeer Died W. 8. Turnbull, Liverpool, brimstone's's— Y. Nowa and W. T. Hewitt, Hawaiian, Nratiagbars- Wry temate-11. Jetsam, W. Prober, sad B. Ms- sea, Oldlery. Worartsrshirs, cadraasters, es re r' Matß. Ilsasa—l. Hscaraoad and T. G. Old tratinghssa, bad spats —.l. Whits ad D. 011ars, eallbed, lareshire, jacking ass makers—l. Lew, W. H. Itaawq, mad J. Huard. Idszebarisr, aura= taanalsctursrs, sr be ma row& W. H. Rause — EI em iarb: Goring sad Zara Barmy. ads bona soisal —O. Twig li TrZ e rttvestsr, Bi tear oaken --J. Colgate sod H. Fryer, Whaeltarda. Darsigelm. Jr.,la rea—C. P. lidadar•oo, ma., sad C. P. Haronsa, p Maadmatar, awrabrats—C. P. Ikatimma, es., W. it. th rasa, rag C. P. Hiedincel, iliii"lalde, ansrebeats, so re r eager& C. P. Hodes, Jva.—W. 711COMO and F. Kam 1,1=12 , 0 ... on—W. Edwards sad J. Dernarin, sad dealers o ta t. =a reetts-13. =ad J. Dewar, Dods*, Y arstroere—J. Yews& 3. Dialserhoe, iusd CVOrstb, egarit Darer, sod Alareath, Nortlasberlasd, ballge— . Near, F. C. Pany, are T. J. Parry, HO' lolls, Dlelladsgke, raglan, se *a as regents F. C. Perry F- . G. Dalreallet gad A. Duriaelin, Beesme-strast, Oaldr Ars Dargra, 8. H. KIIOVIIO, sad A. Kamer, ergoldn,=— rs and ba . Louv w red sad J. wrobeats S id etettlaibalt Peeibor sad earth Smillt•_ ll % 3 / 4 4 troir it=ll, mallthent-0. Brews sad J. Heed, esiby, Y new dososll= 6 : . t. If D. Yo u r , • W. Illkfillik% sad J. ritalrlanl. le milb selleril,ll if= 4. Ni.... 71°. 11.1" sad B. J. Dare, Larks sad Waltenag, Seresp, wake sad so ler es rapids J. P. Woe , Wad, I. W il = a sa mi d er 4. Dates—T. J. Newborn sail T. Itialathari, Zwioiss" CI% seenwasita mews. ITORTICTILTDILAL 8001117 OF LONDON. An important address to all lowers of horticulture hen base jut issued by this warty, for the popes of wa in new chamois of comentaketion with art of the United Kispice. The daces which is by the Duke of Derteshire, the Bishop of Winchester, and •B the other memben of the Council, and also by Lords Dollar aid Dighy Sir Carta Lana Sir Philip B=:z Thomas liaised, Sir labs Bearaika, Sir Wilßas Sir Walter Tiernan, Mr. Lawrence SiWwoe, Mr. Fox Steinways, Sir Joseph Pasta. Prof nor LtheloY, Kr. Saris Hecht, and othar Mows, shows that in the teem of MI yeas the gaiety, by Its heartations and dariations of rare plats sod seek Dm s9eeatis,by its publications, by its suldbitioes of rases end bats in Loudon and at Chia ark, by Pea( pier (aka mounting to above 20,00014 to padsatra for aespionons merit, and by its continued larenigetien of the pellites of new escalate and fruits, has so changed the whole apart of Bala horticulture, that it is now a. mama be me wren • Beal 4 pewit plant a. it for was to see a geed ea The amount then peopled. Gi 11110, that the society has also apasied coesidwebl more than 40,0001. spew it which is the ealy pa;Mae=lin at Madam= deny doses/ te peeked haideraltuss, itell is sow tains& for the papas of showing hew high millivelice say be carrion out with seancroy, of brating to the knowledge of the public whatever le mat important in fruits, at plants, and osiite of decoration, end of exhibiting (In see when pacticable) the principal implements employed la gar denia& It has been through this establishment that a ray large proportion of the mast lassatifid plant., hardy and half-hardy, which have tees added to our gardens since 1816 was ori ginall y introloced, end It is felt that with En lammed lioness, exarequist on en increased number of fellows, new cooties W t, explored with undiminished damage. The , there tireserneetly invitee the co-operatics of ell of in the United Kingdonis t. %p . ol4dintialobini thet fellowahip, end apertmeas The public bst f =y expressed Its ep= of these ceases by editing no inter then ce to the number of fellows dace the 2..1 rd September, oddi ties to which a sum of considerably more that 3,000/.. has beta recently subscribed by fellows and their friends for the papas of enabling( the society to eater apes a sew comes of undiminished rigour. The long exam* of the eadety hie rendered this the more deasWe, because than is now a same diminution in the number of in supporters, owing to deaths sloes ; it appear* that it it he. thus lost as may as 312 kid years. The circular is accompanied by a de tailed deserigeloa of the plea@ of the society for the swain Farm We tumbrel/0d that the country is respeding to this appeal with great spirit. INTELLIOJJCZ — CAMBRIDGI, Roy. 17. THE VICARAGE 03 BURRELL—In the Elemete home this day the &stir took plea of two walkout!, kw notainstien to the Baroness North, as of whom will b u s noted by bur ledyskip to the above vicssege. The ps was between 10 end If end from 2 to 4. The undersign were esadadllBl:—The Rev. J. W. Cockahott, 11140), St. Cotherins's College, Carats of Bohm, C.ambri4sehh• ; the Parr. S. Charlton, M.A. (B A. 1847), forstarl Scholar at 81. John's Collage, Curate of Bottlehare, Cue ; the Rev. R. T. O. Thorpe, M.A. (B.A. , Fellow of Christ's College, and Vicar of Bt. Osman ; the Rev. W.leeds Meta B.A. (1642), formerly of Trinity College, Curate al Dental, Yorkshire. At the close the madam stood thus : Coskehott, 768; Charlton, 147; Thor, 72; Gibson, 6. The two firstunweed wide men will toeseryiently be presented for eels :tee. OXFORD, Nov. 17. Francis Compton, Fag., D.C.L., fellow of All Soak, wee this day elected sad admitted to the ascent Vine. risa fellowshi, The Junior p Prods: (Rev. F.lftria) hen honed the woes et candidelaw sew the Mt pabW stendoeden under moderator; whisk iseludiew eimeenie, cosiegne 206. distri buted samingta the various caws end hells se follows : Christ Chunk 28; Varner, 77 ; W ararier, 17 ; Wedhoto, 16; Ovid, 16 ; Usdveseity, 11 ; Bethel, 11 Mertes, 10 ; et. Jam's, ; &meow 5 b1464814a Hatil , 8 ; C 4 fP"t ; Jesus, 7 ; Triode,. 7 ; reubteks. • ,1* 164 6 440 a. 4 ; Qwwe's, 4 ; Bt. idetwel HA 4 ; Now Case% $ Lb 3 ; Litton'. Had (privets), 2 ; All Souk, 1. Yesterday being the anniversary of the death of Lard Dadlry Sara" a *oft' et Use Voila Rietarkal &- day VMS bald et earrawaltembere,Dak•-•trees, St. Jam's. to aearmeareestatie sremery at the departed alum=d as Fait wt. In the skswite how Leaden at L. Savoy proddrat, the *air was ocaapled thartee-yee eldest, Ibeee O. Saleserrekt. gym= yea ea premed whit &Owl la kw dines/dm with (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPKNOE. THE CORPOILITION or LONDON AND THE au, illialadT3 lIALEINIIN.—ILLIOAL TOLL& —.— Yesterday morning a number of the wholesale and retell lishisleemenof BillingsgatelderkstasenahledattheCoal Exchange Tavern, Bt. Mary-et-Hilt, to take steps kr mast * what this contend to be an illegal charge which the cor poration have, since the opening of the new market, called imp* then to pay for their standings. in the shape of a weekly rest, in addition to the authethed tolls on the flah maid. It that by ancient usage, codiroted by various acts of parliamen t, BMinetate is what is celled a "free market." The right to the stew lags was open to the ealaimangeneeelly, bat regulated by seniority, a cartels este of tonne the Pro cads of which were devoted to thensing, repsiriu r ad . other seomeary market punmem, being the c sathodeed or made. But after the market *otal and LWIn 1864, the ealeemen, when they were summoned to : Ooldham, the late clerk, _for the of choosing their stalk, were informed that thee oef a rent would to exacted vsetig from 20e. down to 12e. a week each from the wholesale desks, and from 12a. to 3s. a week from the retail dealers, in addition to the toll upon the males. This the mlemensa reeked; but towards the close of the 13/Lewitt; year the Markets Committee advedieed to let the whole of the Smarms by tinder, and did so let anent of them to stream* whew** the 'majority of the salesoen, kerbs they would Deis this way driven from the market, sad deprived of their tee* V a r y the he Wm Mewed, while prolientiog avid the M the Loreetherek. threnthend.vei of bi. jr. eme lizist. al the ctherit.4 ha in salemene,iniar:96,...ll:llllbezei the Court of Common Council fey rams, having .-. 7nseelre part In maven* the sesethg, was maid upon be peed& ow Mr.RODELTSON wished, before they prommidto toseiseses, to spokes" cm the part el • large samba' ef gamest who ill mow= a • 'cif meted of Ash Match had come to bar then and—the kis bath on the Omit Mortises mil the Eastern Camel= Ems *Meg delayed—wme usable Mead, though mat *dens to been co operate la the The Cuitnetaw moons* .-After remarking BM he lea the sifter up es one of prindeis aid sot of posed kith* asti the Ire wan what*: Billierethe wee torem* a Ckisenda at open =whet, es it had bees dos hemmodel, or wheeler vas to he converted isio the private of the carpsation, from which they *ea, ethea fteshoid sey to the Let of Pediment under which they acted, and in violates of the treed regmed in them, to levy • rental of 4,2004 a yew. If th e oorponstion were right in levying that metal, they would equally have the tight, if they clues to doable next u s t , h or to divert the mr*t to ether purpose. Preview to whim the corporation in the mot thee had anything to do the market, the Items or stalls were se preprided to the salmis. woman( to miderfty, end when the meta Irma enlarged, by taking in *Bea dock, the Marks* Committee thamelves paned • resolution dkewhg the clerk of the market to mod* applications end allot the new standiegs on the principle of no charge beteg made ba yed the toils re the Bah mold. (Hear, tear.) But in 1864, whoa the other half of the dock wee l iken in, end the mar ket rebuilt, they were told that while the was prim** of selection would be adhered to, they would eddy be permitted to occupy the standings on outmoding to de an agreement to ley • weekly rent of 12a., lee., or Me. a week, wording to the situation. The trade proteeted, but the corporation resolved to adopt the recommendation of the Markets Com mittee, and to inlet upon this illegal tax. This was in March, 1854 and in December, 1866, finding that from the opposition they met with from the mime= they could not obtain object in any other way, they advertised to let the whole of the standings to whoever awned, and would pay them most—this overriding the right, of the salesmen altogether. He (the chairmsn) in .ftftaber lem brought the subject ender the me of the Court of Common Connell, eta* that they had no autho rity under the ad of rudiment to levy tolls except for the market puma* and setting teeth the circumstances of the ease. Ii answer thereto, the Markets Committee reported that the profits received *cm the market were not more than salcimet to pay intend on the money expended in the c.venienta, - •eix. 31,2501.; *ding, that the prod*, which y amounted to 1,6001. • year, had, during the last ten years, only evened 1,4641. a year. It a be recoi led*, however, that ehrzlag29 years, viz., from 1828 to 1865, the trade had voluntarily paid, under an arrangement with Mr. Goldham,Ser the extra accommodation of gmedighte in of sandlea, 9a. par week for oath form or shmdbt ; and taking this into the mooted of the receipts dishurse mintswoule a morph. of 11571. a yew LeltLetile the l years ensneita of 89, , 3631. Atka; and thereforea It , 10,0001. he the cost of the enlargemmatof market in 1826, there would be 29,3631. left towards the 31,2601. expended in the improvements of 1860 to 1854. There wee no ream* then, for impos*g a tax or rest-charge to pay interest. The add erthiaha got the money to their pockets when they d upon making the improvements; ail they had to do wee to lay it out. In their account they stated that they borrowed 20,0001. In 1952 end 10,0001. in 1863 on the Billingsgate Market tolls so moat ; but if No, what had they done with the annual surplus ? (Bear, hear.) A report of the receipts and disbursements of Billinegate Market, as supplied by the special revenue committee, had appeared in the - Norm*, Chromink, which was curious, sa showing how people would sometime make out accounts to suit their own par- Their rooelpee they stated had gone down from r 9 80781. to 3,6001. a yes, the lad year, when they leeched 6,21.; but with raspeuntil td to the payments, which led bees 2,46 81. in 1867 ; 1,8871. in 1848; 1.7391. in 1849 1,3751. he 1860; 1,7461. in 1861; 1,7371. in 1 862 ; 1, 3 7 21 . in 1863 (when an Ninon of 9001. a year payable on account of one of the enpp.asse l otim s fell in) ; 1,3111. Ia 1864, jumped up is 1866 to 4,4881., and in 1856 to 6,7921.; besides 6741. for law charges in opposing the oyster rosters, is which the cor- L" beaten. But all these expense' wen put down rb r Irmo illtuAgate account, * justify them is taking illegally 4,1001. • yes, which the stall rents amounted to, from the lob misessen. He wished to add that his 1100, as a common conneemen, had brought the subject under the notice of the court by a motion for inquiry, but on a division stood alone, and when he asked the City Solicitor whether the corporation could legally Impose a rent charge for the market stantlinge, the court tined to allow that functionary to answer, so aniseed werethey that they were in the wrong. Mr. Bonsarsore observed that on one *make the corpo ratios mat Mr. Pearson, the City Solicitor, down to the market to see the salesmen, end that gentleman endeavoured to etsjoie them over by a bribe of two bottles of port wine. Se c ßaer," sad • laugh.) Daring that same year the Mar** which moaned of de or eight lawyers, wen so sandled that they were in the moot that they were anxious le les the matter; but failing, they laid their case him F. Belly and Mr. Willee—now Mr. Justice Wine" —both of whom gave their opinions dead against the corpora tion. (Beer, beer.) A deputation of the salesmen bad waited ktr o.. Lord Stanley of AMsby the President of the Board of who expreamd his conv iction that the City was In the wrong, mad suggested that the case should be tried by a court t COMM law. Hie lordship added, that the act re =cceporstion to submit to the Board of Trade any they made in the market tolls and charges, but they had not done so, and by an °minion in the act the board bed nosey* to compel them. Mr. LARY, who moved a series of resolutions declaring the rights of the seleseen and appointing a committee to tekethe anemary satleepp for maintaining them, felt mangled that when the eoepmatlea saw that the trade were determined they would not venture to try the matter. Mr. Butcuxa seconded the resolutions, which were lineal moody adopted. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro ceeding". The following is a copy of the resolutions above re ferred to: " That Silliness* Market having been declared by the 9th and 10th Will. 111. to have been from time out of Woad a free and epee market, subject only to the toils enumerated therein and this ad having been consolidated late the 9th and 10th Vast., mop 346, is the only law now in face for the regulation of theist! market. It is resolved by this named* of the wholesale end retell drain is ash to said say thy ther attempla to Whinge on their rights rad privileges, sad to vigorously maintain the ,safest makes of the market m preserved by the act referred to." " That se the resit charges ' now made or levied upon the dealers to fish to Bilibigmet• Market by the ocer =of the city of London, ha their capacity m are autharieed by act of perthammt, this smell* hereby resolves to resist such charge in future, end to take all meesares seeemeary for the protection of the edema and dealers." " That a committee be formed, who are hereby empowered to adopt snob mosseres es they may be advised in iodation to the foregoing rusolutlosa . That for this purpose subsaip tires be entered into to defray expenses: a* that James Laby, Esq., be appointed treastuar, sad John Robertson, &eq., honorary secretary." " That the thanks of this me etin g be momenta to Janne Ebenezer Saunders, jun., Esq., Common Councilman fee the Ward of Colemmeheet, for the inthemilest meaner ia which he stood forward el is the Court of Common Council on the 29th of October kr*, mid demendel a division an his moths of .reforences to the Markets Committee, to examine tato the dikes of the merponsion to let standings he lithispgate Meet* sad mei* tents theretroco. " " That the thanks of His meeting be presented to Mr. Paaaden for his impartial mance in the chair." BorFALO AND LAIR HURON RAILWAY...A re- poet hos be shrted rot work at the Brisk sad Lake Brae Railer, brews Peruair Godesioh, hr beau sae- pooh& T hishi (op re Bolds Comiseress' curt so rat the rnes with • view to oesesrir on thought It advisable te Mohler • rinse of the redo =co the wash, sad is return the road. Tide wee r ret te the rest setraW they bar Mau °Wei to leaks la venlig se eight rani& limbs/ We ro briry is berg Ws to ear that salleine tors ar stoat to era pieta re reel b Gerrit as hat r 1t au be ire with nether Mll. BAXTER, MP., AT EXETER BALL. The thirteenth annual course of lectures in con melon with the Young Rea's Christian Assookitioa was in engorged Hut night at Exeter-hall. The building was filled in everypert, and on the platform were the Right Hon. the Earl of Harrowby, Mr. Kinnand, MY., Archdeacon Philpote. and several other gentlemen interested in the pro gram of the sweeten. The Earl of HAILKOWST, in taking the chair, said he was glad to end that the young men of London bad thus asso ciated together for the spread of Christianity, end, he assured them it was no small privilege they enjoyed, to be enabled to assemble every year, to bear from the lips of the most accomplished writers, and the profoundest thinkers of the aeggee, wholesome truths and great principle'. He hoped the easoriatian would continue to spread ea Boorish with the Plirvs populatka of this met metropolis. (Hear.) . NI BAITML, M.P., then proceeded to deliver an address on the serial influence of Christianity. The hon. member Delis& first the peculiar interest with which contemporary events are investing the subject. He next traced the int] et ceoe of Christianity upon our history. Extending his view to India, he declared his conviction that no more amount of modern civilisation would suffice for the government of in fidel kingdoms. We might cover India with a network of railways, irrigate her deserts, reclaim her jungles, reform her cones of joadce, sad make it a model of anecereful govern ment, but if we did not Christianise the people we would still be liable to the outrages sad rebellions of memento like Mum Sahib. He was permadel that if we attempted too tgeMbe fade wNloat miteteg our religions creed we would tall, while if we once efternibM our faith we would lay the foundations of a kingdom as enduring ea the Himalaya. (Hear hear.) While be would not for a moment recomme nd persecution on account of re ligion, he would ask whether Great Britain was prepared to pens India on the principle at abnoptinee the Christian faith P (Hear, hear.) Wm, he ssked, the Bible to be ex cluded from the government schools, and were we to adopt • polity which wetdd lead the natives to the belie that we did not ourselves believe that oar God warn indeed the true God P In coachmen, he asked whether the social influence of Christianity we entileitetly appreciated by either rider or p eo ple Did we neognise Greet Britain as an instrument hinds at God for its universal &Steen P Other kingdom Were her bad bees pre-eminent in riche., in liseraften, in solencia, and is matey power. Tyre had her colonies, Ones her Socrates sad Plato. The Roman mete were nuteried from the Pillars of Hercules to the Caspian See, bet WOO at these mem that element was wanting when messeted the idea of permansece with the dominion of India and should we not recognim oar holy vocation, he saw no rues why DI. Peal should not share the fate of the Par thenon, sad • Illavanio invoke reduce to ruins the monu ments rid= power. The hoe. gentleman concluded his address food and gourd them. COURT OP ALDERMEN. Yesterday a court (the first in the new Mayoralty) was held for the &mach of public business. The LORD MAYOR said—Ostkenen, in taking the chair for the tine time, I beg to immure you thm I feel the full re sponsibility of the high office to which I have been elected. I am satisfied that during my year of office, not only my brethren who ham passed the chair, but slap those who me below it, will at all times give me that kind amistsam mad ear . nr=ort which they have hitherto is Mayor. 01141::: : accorded to previous feeds bear.) I mare you that I shall lavariabi yoier advio: sad mama in all matters relating to the 6dnsm and the interests of this great oorporatiss. •It will be my steedilud aim aad object, to uphold the dignity of the wart and to pro tect the rigida, the privileges, sad the interests of the corpo ration. holism in preolons to us all, and se it Is well to memeake It is much as possible, I shall feel it my duty to Metres strict punctuality, which I am oonvinced will tend very materielly to the eancy sad regularity of the pro , otedinp oldie court. (Cheers.) Itir P. LA ORIN, the maim alderman, then proposed—" That the dame and medial thanks of this court 'represented to the Right Hon. Themes Quested Finds, late Lord Mayor of this city, for the real sad assiduity with which he has ddiischargd the arduous duties devolving upon him in the high and responsible office of chief magistrate ; for his a. cellar attention, when first samming the high position he, occupied, to the condition all@ labouring poor, by personal investigation of their state and requirement; which enabled him not only to ambit to alleviating their wants, but aided him in the manias of his truations as ame 'Patrols ; for the dudes he has evinced to mist the pogeer of civilisation endemism; parelmalerly by his sthotim to the most remark. able seirdosery and geographical investigator of the ; for the dignity sid liberality with which he Ma maintained the character of this city for hos pitality, sad his judicious selection of occasions for it display; for his bensmisat &Masao, to the charita ble institutions of which this city is so justly proud, and his eerier, to promote, not merely the well-being of the adult, but of the juvenile portion of the population ; and this court cannot refrain from moat warmly tramming its admiration for the prompt and unwearied perseverance of himself and his excellent tidy In originating sad establishing the fund for the relief of suffering humanity by the &meters resulting from the mutiny in the Indian empire, whereby he bra ob tained and secured the most lasting testimonial of his public end pima worth." Si, C. MAMOHALL 100011 dad the resolution. Mr. Alderman Wise, in supporting the motion, mile. gked Ina strain which alled fath hearty applause the con duct of the late lard Mayor during hi. year of office. The motion wee put sod oersted unanimously amid cheering. The court adjourned. HEALTH OP LONDON DURING THE WEE% In the week that ended on Saturday (Nov. 14) the total number of deaths registered in London wee 1,181, which approximates very timely to the number in the pre vious week. In the ten years 1847-58 the average number of deaths le the weeks i t i, ng with lut week was 1,068 ; and ta the parse , which has received an increase, the sane nate mortality would produce 1,175 deaths. The diffwenes, thud" between the actual a®- bar of deaths and the number as estimated is inconsiderabths Bat the returns show that there has been a decided In man oldest,' in the last two weeks, for the weekly am s lur in October was only about • thousand. Old meow to ham suffered from the weather that has lately pre- Sir whereas in the hat week of October the number of reams who died between the ogee of 80 and 80 years was 152, last week It was 207; sad though of those who bad attained the age of 80 rims and unmade there were in the lamer period only 32 deaths, the number last week was 60. ammo of the respiratory organs (exclusive of 'land hooramoougli) which in August were fatal in 10 ce 80 1 oases *is*, sad In the last week of October in 190 cams, rase Met week to 291. Of the number last mentioned, 162 deaths were referred to bronchitis, 108 to pneumonia or inthensolica of the lamp, 19 to asthma. At this time when intsessa Is common only six resat are returned under this spedde designation in the medical certificates Fhthisis attests to some extant the presence of the same atmospheric inflows. the deaths under this headhavlng risen from about 130 to 161. litre were only 19 death' last week from diar rheas; and it is satisfactory to Ind that no deaths from cho kes were reported. Scerlatia• is prevalent In the wag dis- Ickes, mad In that pert of London it was fetal in 22 tease; the anonber retuned in all the metropolitan districts is 56. U plins (including ander this heed common fever) carried off Ir mL nonisians are returned as truing died In the with " ; the eldest of these had arrived at the grad ace of 99 Bnw ; he had been formerly a North farmer, and bs died at 3, , Clerkeswell. Lest week the births of 90 bl and 830 girls, in all 1,737 children, were registered in ln the ten correspond 'sigma's( the rem 1847-68 the average number was 1,446. SUICIDE IN A POLICE CELL.—Last night a mos determined set of oaf-destruction took place in one of the cello of the Bow-street station, by a man named James Hagen, who it appears was taken into custody by • police constable on the suss day, in the Strand, for be ing drunk, and carelessly driving • horse and cart down the street lead ing to the Ailelphi arches. The eleCOLfei, when discovered in the oil, was sonesded by a leathern belt, which he pre 'jaunty had rend his wain. He wee immediately cut down and conveyed to King's College Hospital, but life wee cn tl~.et. Kr. Bedford, the censer, will hold an Inquest on the body on Thursday. SUDDEN DEATH OP A CLEROTMAN AT NEW Count's, OXFOILD.—An inquisition was yostefday (Tues day) efteention taken before Valentine Cox, Rai., University =err, and a jory of matrhanted wenn, to inquire into the sudden death of the Rev. Charles Alcoa, M.A., formerly Fellow of New College, vicar of Adderbury with Burford, et John's Curacy, and Milton Hamlet, but who has for mine time pest been rending at Wilburn, Sumer, who was discovered dead in • water-closet in the college. The de mean was on • non vnit to New College. end had attended the " Gaudy " on Thursday last. On Friday miming he natal. He had told his sweat he 2:llelasam leave Oxford by the 10.30 train, and return to New Collage on Tunny. Nothing more was seen or heard of him. It was noticed aim* then that the door of on of the water-chaste he thecae's had renined fsatened,but, se this had occurred taws. It 'meant opened till yesterday morning, when the body of Mr. Mooch was found inside. The jury returned • verdict "That the demand died suddenly, and from snare' cares." THE RUN TOR GOLD AT LIMERICK.—There was a great run en the Provincial and National Banks at Limerick on Monday, but It was well and promptly net by both, and before two o'clock the peak had almost subsided, confidence Irving apparently restored. The amply. of gold an view at each bank wan immense. Dta to the amount of 4,00 W. were drawn out of ening, bank. In soma instances re lodgma wen made by parties in the Provincial Bank. UMW It ill i tllttirEep...Pmll ow le lhaji kiWar i olianim 11INI•a.aew Tat. AB per ERITIBH aarig CA24 ROYAL 11 1 Witt F far . 7 ar o 4 1 11171 klit W resno• = r i ..a bot . .. h ri:W telMerll s . o r 3 rlill. 5 7 " a ni... 47AJEAD t• ~10//=. na ltor. W a rt i. ,:ria le Nutmeg sp, _ 0 . 1 ..ma a.mi...a..-,... 4 „..7... .pirszr i % 3.lL mud WAY gap. e : . 18 . Lb Ir . I.a. al 01=1. , o r • =6 .4. ft la S I FtCi : 1 rho . W•lenim.,