The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONGRINM MADRID, Nov. IA The Nocedades doubta the proposal of the Emperor Napoleon for a European Congress meeting with miccees, as a good understanding with reactionary gorernuienta is impossible. VIENNA, N0v.13. It is asserted on reliable authority that the ne gotiations • entered into with the English and Prussian cabinets afford the greatest probability that neither the sovereigns of England, Austria, nor Prussia, will be present in person at the proposed Congress at Paris. The initiative taken in this matter by the Emperor Francis Joseph was, it is said, perfectly appreciated by the King of Prussia. FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. la La Framer of this evening maintains that it is useless to determine the bases and object of the proposed Congress, and cites in support of this Mew the precedent of the treaties of 1815. The Nation asserts that the destruction of the fortifications at Corfu has been decided upon. lio decision her yet been arrived at respecting Pelletan ; .l election, It has been decided to .refer the question back to the committee. DENMARK. COPIINHAGEN, Nov. 13. 1 The Kiug has fallen ill at Olficksburg. Erysipelas lag appeared, accompanied by alight fever. The government project of a common constitu tion for Denmark and Schleswig was adopted this evening by the Rigsraad. The announcement of this vote was received with lound applause by the public filling the gallery of the house. BERLIN. Nov. 13. The Norddentoche Zeitung of to-day says :—" We foresee in the proposed introduction of a new Danish constitution, which, with the incorporation of Schleswig, will render the violation of the Con vention of 1852 complete, a most serious aggrava tion of present difficulties, whereby the prospects of peace are diminished. The Prussian government Las already expressed its views in this seuse to the cabinets of London and Copenhagen. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VLEIINA, Nov. 13. The Finance Committee of the Lower House of theßeichsrath has puttied the following resolution:— " We hope that the house will decree that in future, on the presentationof the budget of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, at the opening of the session, a statement of the foreign political relations of the Empire be laid before the Reichsrath, accompanied by the documents having reference thereto." . . . The Wiener Zeitung of to-day denies the state ment made by some continental journals, that France had addressed a note to Austria respect ing Galicia. SPAIN. MADRID. Nov. 13. Yesterday the Queen of Spain received Marshal Fame& In today'ssitting of the Congress the verification at the elections of members took place. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLkIC, Nov. 13. The Niepodlegfosc, the official organ of the revo- I lutioaary party at Warsaw, publishes a decree of the National Government ordering the realisation of the forced loan of 40 million florins, and stating that officers have been appointed by the National Government for the verification of the accounts. All the clergy of the Franciscan convent have been arrested. The Russian Government bas issued a decree irepoaing upon the "Kingdom of Poland an addi tional tax, to indemnify the treasury for the sum of 27 millions of florins abbtracted by the insur gents. The deficit is to be replaced within eleven years." RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, N0v.13. The Journal de St. Petersbourg publishes a reply to recent articles in Le /Cord attributing to Russia the design of pursuing a revolutionary policy in Hungary and Turkey, and a policy hostile to England in Asia. The Aurae/ declares that Russia has never in any degree infringed the principle of order, for which she has frequently testified her respect, in Asia. Ruud& and England can assist each other mutually, and have no reason to annihilate their reciprocal influence. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 13. M. de Talleyrand will remit the Emperor Napo leon's invitation to an European Congress to the King of Prussia upon his Majesty's return from his hunting excursion. A alai official, contradiction has been given to the assertions made by some German papers, that Herr von Bismarck had been secretly negotiating with the DAuish minister in this capital. It is also denied that Herr von Bismarck bad assured Mr. Hall that no Federal execution would take place, and that the Danish Eider policy was in no way threatened. THE ITALIAN BUDGET. TURIN, Nov. 13. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the commit tee appointed to examine the treaty of commerce and navigation with France, brought up a report proposing it.s adoption. The followiug is a summary of the budget for 1864 : The anticipated increase of the revenues am o un t, ' to 2,727,458,21 lire. The bills for the new taxes not having yet been voted by the Senate, could not he taken into the calculations of the Minister of Finance. The ordinary receipts amount to 522,011,729,09 lire, and the expenditure to 775,858,303,90 lire, leaving a deficit of 253,846,574,211 ire. The extraordinary expenses, estimated at 124,106,987,52 lire, will be covered by the alienation of crown lands. ROME. ZONE, Nov. 13. The Roman Railway Company has accepted the conditions concluded between the Pontifical go vernuient and the Belgian Company fur the con struction of railways between Cirita Vecchia and Tuscany. CoWNIAL /WONKY ORDZE OPFIcL9. —On the let December sod thearaforteard mosa7 order. will be issued by all stoney order odors is the Lilted Kingdom ott the coiner of fleitish Guises, at the IMO rates of charts and order the some regulatious as those already is force with respect to the colucien of Vistoris, Sontb Australis, tat : --hntath °mews: °craws ( Demerara ), sod New Amsterdam (Berbera). army orders will also bet keyed at these althea oe all army order Mikes is the Limited Kingalans.—Breweltsasid of the Postataster-Geerwal. Row. beak 11411, Secretary. Deseret Pret-olice, Nova alfh 1863. Frill benefit of reduced duty obtained byt, ehaamg Rrarmoto's Au* Tea: Very choke at as MI. sad .a. MIA Standard" At Is. ed. Jormerlr 4 444, Is the ifteasom awl Garai delscioas thwarted. Mitailla la even Win , SOP* 1$ peakets.—(Achnetismeal) 4 111 E giPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1863. DIVIDING& Dec. 2. C J. Sparrow, Cheltenham, dealer In cLina— bee, C. Plaskett, Cardiff, Glemorgooshlre. Jeweller—Nov. is. T. Her bert. w e gegeid, Yorkshire, gine dealer—Nov. 'X. W. Cook, York, Inner—Nov. 28. J. Whiteley, Bradford, Yorkshire, ma chine wool comber—Nov. W. J. Driver, Bradford, Yeebbire, ftsr—Nov. I& J. Weld, Sbellfeld. Hawed victualler—Nov. IL N. Heldsworth, Sheffield and City of London. merchant—Nov. 20. W. 'Whitworth, Shettleid, metal roller—Nov.2a. H. Parker, F. Thompson, aid C. Lanalle, Sheffield. merchants—Nov. la H. Mee, Chesterfield. Jeweller—Nov. 28. T. L. Davies, Birmingham, comielmion agent—Nov. tf.. W. J. Grasebrook, Liverpool, mer chant—Dec. 1. W. Gartaide. fitalybridge, Lancashire, chemist— Dec. S. C. H. L Trampler neonate estate!. Manchester. mer chant—Dee. 10. C. H. IL 'frumpier end J. Parties, Manchester. merehante—Nov. ta H. Minion, Aldridge, Staffordshire, licensed victualler—Nov. 25. W. nogg, :Walbridge, Donetahlre, coach builder—Nov. SO T. Otddlns, Hemingtord Abbott', Huntingdon shire, carpenter—Dec. 1. A. Wall, Cardiff, 0 amormwahlre, anr geon—Dec. 10. J. Brow., Poulton with Fearnheed, Lan:whin, basket manufacturer -Dec. 12. B. White, Lower Grosvenor street, Groevenornquare, tailor—Dec. aO. J. Fisher, Move, Bemenetablre, money scrivener. DL OLYID~ J. L Seeger, B. Stafford, and C. Wilson, 1111lhask, Wastrels. Mar, distillers, so far as reg.inir R. Stafford—B. Davisea, F. G. Davison, sad W. Yeoman, Railway- dace Fenehuratvetreet, ship brokers, so tar as regard W. Yeom an—l. Garrowity, O. Garruway, and A. Z. C. Streatileld, Groat SL/lelen'n street, W e st India merchants—W. H. Roberts and Il t h .iregt Moorgatriatreet, City, auctioneers—R. A. Owen and C. Peaks, Manchester, enginsers—J. Healing sad J. Whitaker, Leeds, eioth millen—W. Quitter, J. Hall, G. H. Jay, W. enable, aad J. Giegg, lloergattiaareet. City, accountants, so far as regards 0. J. Wright and W. Wright, Stanhope•stmet, Begenropart, sad Watford. Hertfordshire, srugeowdentists —W. Barrett sad W. B. Barrett, Burton-upon-Trent,, gunmskers—J. G. Neck and J. H. Neck, Poultry,' City. and Southampton-row, Russellaquare, die sinkers—J. ltitchelliiii and T Argyllaireet, Regent- street, tailors—J. Tomlinson and W. Tomlinson, Sutton in Ash. Aoki. Nottinghamshire, clothiers—H. Holden and W. C. re's*. land, Bolton, flialordshire, manufacturers of earthenware—A. & Campbell. J. P. Starting. and G. R. Bergman, Blackheath, Kent, trade pho tographic printers, so far as regards J. P. Btanlng—W. brim& J. W. Irving, and G. Clegg, Arlecdan, Crunberland, coal shimmy —P. Nowell sod C. H. Haigh, The Crescent, South= Camberwell, general grease manufacturer—K.riln u e .Pm r 1 B. Van Hem, Manchester, oommiadon merchants—T. Legg sad IL GAEL& Noribmtiptonsquant, rowing machine manufac tans—H. H. Williams and C. Stout*, Csanosotroet-chamb City, swats for machlaery —W. J. Clarke, A. H. Clarke, and 8. 18. Clarke, lingstreot, Corent prdes. peed merchants, so far as regards A. H. Clarke—J. L Benham, A. Benham, and J. W. Freed, Chandra-attics, Charing-cross, eopperamiths, so far as regards J. L. Benham—R. B. Redington and J. Rimester. Brighton. auctioneers-1C Vickers and J. Vickers, Aldersgatestreet, City, rectifying Penton and R. Fenton. °Mani. Laaerahlm, cotton spinnere—W. Masters and W. J. Baker, Lydd, Lent, grocers—& Hall sod P. A. Newman, Oxford-street, tailors —C. L Amster and T. Ricketts, Birmingham, electra-plate on&Ml faetanes—Maria Brown, Sarah Brown, Margaret Brown, and IL IL Mscpberson,lLeatherbead, Surrey, boarding-house pro- prietors, so far as regr-da IL M. Macpherson—J. Crabtree and JJ Barraclough. Bbutulngley, Yorkshire, ironfounder. — L Pirtle. J. Pieria, and I. Glasgow, deceased, Glasgow and Gibraltar, mer chants, so far as regards J. Glasgow, decaased—lL Shiell, Emir hope, Roxburghshlre, and T. ghtall, Itroomhoun, Durham. SCOTCH BIQUESMATIONS. • Joan SLATER, Obanow, commindon merchant, Nor. 20, et the irseetty Halt Obanow. ALECANDAR MUMMA. ellentoef. grocer, and Woolley', Stirling antra, lamer, Nov. 20, at the Faculty Hall, Glangoce, A►aog MARTON. Moffat, innkeeper, Nov. 24, at Oa Lag's Agnia /total, boaerlea. 05020 g THOlleOl, Aberdeen, merchant, Nor. 20, et the Loyal Hotel. Aberdeen. THE MURDER OF THREE PERSONS IN A CAB. The following is a further report of the eonclud * proceedings at the inquest on the body of Runt than we were able to give is yesterday's impreMos. James Parker, 2, Queen-street, Cheater-street, liethael a cab-driver from the Great Pastern Railway. Os y evening be received a fare from tie departure platform of the Great Eastern Railway, sod the mac told him to drive to the Royal Oak, Elayawater. nitre were few penal' who got Jinx his cab, and after they stetted, end while in Biahopagate-street, deceased put his head out of the window, and ordered him to pull up. Re gave wham a shilling to get a Mat of half-and-half, and to have whatever be liked for himself. He had some gin and while the parties in the cab were driskiag the beer mitoses stoci at the iterse's bead. The men after • time called him, and he then saw him tars the pot upside down out of the esh window, and he also heard the liquid tall on the ground. The man then directed whams to dove through OcashiU, sag is Holborn he called to Wm to pull capp.. He did so, but hiders he had quite stopped the deoeaasd got cut and asked him what was his fare to the Royal Oak. He said 45., and the men gave him 4s. 6d., and mid, " There is 6d. for your self; drive quickly, and it will be all right when you get there." When be arrived at the Royal Oak he got off the In. aid could sot see anybody. That gave him a term He looks d again, and saw the woman sod a child lying is the bottom of the cab. The other child was lying on the seat. He pulled the elder child away from the neither, and when they had been examined b• to* th em to 81. lthry's Hoipieth They were all deed at the Royal Oak. He drove very steadily up to the Royal Oak ; but from there to the hospital he drove quickly. He had since seen the deceased man, and knew his features as soon as be law hhe. He sever slaw him before the night of the murder. I. the Snit instance at the statiou he told witness that be wasted bin to take him to the Royal Oak, Bays water. The dimmed woman must have heard him. _ _ Mr. Healy Pearce CouinheN house suriesouat St. Xary's Hospital, said he reserved the t 3dies of the females oa thaw snivel at the h, pitrt. They were all dead. He had Mace made a post ounces exansioatioo, and had an;ved at the coeclanou that As, deserved persons died from prumic acid. Mr. Cyrus Fay, chemist end druggist of 18, Norton Fol pie, said on last Saturday night a cab drove up to his door, sad a woman came in and asked for two draughts for • geallannin who bad taken too much to drink. They were lobe flavoured cardamom and cinnamon. He made up the two draughts in one bottle, and they consisted of carbonate of ro, sal volatile, and compound tincture of cardamom. she bad • tumbler in the cab. He bad not seen the female since. The Coroner said the PLO wan now ripe for the considera tion of tbe jaiy. . . . . . . laepector . ll;loy Bald he had soother witness, who could prove that he sold deceased a moustache a few days previous to the murder. Mr, William Innis, a hairdresser, of 420, Strand, said that oa the Wednesday the deceased called at his shop and bought a moustache. He showed him a frizzy one, the colour of his hair, mid placed it on his lip. He asked if it looked rotund, and on being smeared it did he walked out 'at the door. He bad seen the deceased Hunt, and was polities be was the man. He had naturally curly hair, sad he was pan. tire be was the man. He pat the moustache oa, and had a good look at his features before he pat it on. kW could not he mistaken in the man. The Cormier said the ease was now complete for the jury, and ha them preoseded to mini up, and drew the ationtMe of theirs, loth. facts stated by Inspectors Maley sod Smith, sad the admissions made by the deceased before Dr. Puck's. There could be very little doubt that he died from penal administered by himself. If they believed the endows of the two cabmen, it was clear that the women sad children had been poisoned by prussic acid. The question they had to °Dundee was whether t h e deceased destroyed the lives of the *thine while he was in • state of mid that enabled him to know what he was doing, and that he wee doing wroug ; and also whether he took poison himself, and if so. whether be took it while labouring under a fit of insanity, or whether he took it to avoid the punishment which he snticipatod for the awful crime he had com mitted. The law was clear upon the point that if he took poison to avoid the cousequemie of his crime they should retain a verdict of felo de es. The room was then cleared, and after a lengthened conver sation the jury agreed to a verdict, by a majority of 13 out of 16, of fel° de se. The Coroner then placed in the hands of his officer the burial order, at the same time slating that a coffin was to be obtained is quickly as possible, and the body to be buried by torchlight in some convenient burial place in the pariah, be tween the bourn of nine and twelve o'clock at night. Tar ACCIDENT ro TSB GALWAY STEAM= ATOLL. —The oorreapondut of Saunders? News Letter says the sea& • dent to the Anglia still continues to give rise to mach Ms musks. The pilot asserts that he conld not get near the ship owing to the heavy sea on Monday night ; and C a pt.'. Prows' attributes the accident to the insufficient marking of the rock, and that the perch is for all practical ptirpoiseper- 1 . featly =elm. The following is Colinas Prune's report : "Os the mains of the 9th, about 5.15. the ship was abreast of the Island of Arran, the weather thick, with drug wind from the west. At 11.30 p.m. a racket wee sent me for • _ pilot. At 7.H) p.m. the vessel was anchored near iffeek-beed, being unable to proceed frees the state of the weather and absence of the pilot. At 2 a.m., the weather having cleared, the ship weighed and proceeded as slowly as possible towards the her boar, to arrive there by daylight, ready to receive the numerous emigrants there, sad to take in her coal The wea- ther ressalued clear till Ave o'clock when, still trader very easy surd, she grounded en the rocks forming the ledge at Blecirock Beacon. She went ashore so easily that the shock was scarcely perceived. Every exertion was made by reversing the migiees at full sued, but owing to the falling tide she remained fug At 330 next day, the tide h a ring risen, she cam* off with the sedates., of her owe engine' and the steam-tog sateen. All the women, children, and other passengers were got quickly oat of the vessel without injury, aid aothing we" either broken or lost. The coutgurd boat from Barna wee early In atteudaaosousil was actively employed daring the day. Captain Phipps was thereon day rendering every aid in his power. I attribute this accident to the went of proper marks on dangers approsehise the reedstead. The perch co Blackreek is not larger thee a hooker's mast, 'Lad may he mistaken for one, and is quite overshadowed by the adjacent land. On this comics, although within a few fest of the alp, when she wee speead, it weld not he eau till daykht. Had this reek lieu properly marked this aceidut mould sot have eeenned." The company have derided is teumnittior nob passengers as wish by the luau steamer, to sail from (0110~01•14 on Monday next. It was lest in tended to despatch the Hibernia to Bodo" iniesediately after her arrival with the passengers, in ceder to the hemaseard mails ; bat the company have akaedoned this project, and the Hibernia will not be seat eut eatil her 1 regular mailing day manes mead. It wee also heliend that theColumbla would he gut from Liverpool foe the same i purpose, bet this will not he dose either. The Aegliastill remidas at anchor in the roadstead. She is not leag64. hat mesa d her lows are rathseemeklmably injured. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. FRIDA,T. TSB OBOITZTE CUP, a item ofplate, Tilos 60 i added to a sweepstakes of 5 soya. each : 2-yr.olda, Tsr a gi a ; three, Bst 121 b; faqir, 9451 b ; five and upwards, 9st 81b; mews penalties and allowances. T. I.C. (15 subs.) Lord isammors Gamma, by Vromersley—Gssenne ;bred In France`, 4 yra, 9st 21b Mr. W. Phillipa's Persemaloa, 2 yrs, 7st 41 (J. Orboaltaw) 2 Mr. Samuel's Twilight, aged, gat blb (J. Osborne) S The followingaleo ran : Miss Julia, Weiss% and Lufra. A BELLIND NuESEIT HANDICAP of NO DIM ; the winner to be auk( by anchors, As., for 80 sews ; a winner tbis day, 71b. extra ; entrance 3 soya to go to the fund. T. Y.C. (13 subs.) Mr. Bird's Buckland, by Laseellee—'fezaa, Pst (B. Taylor) 1 Mr. B. ilettoies Prescription, Sat lib Orlswhaw) Mr. H. Manh's Talsoolobe, 7st 121 b (J. Nightinpli) 3 The lowowing also rsn :—Usher, Jonas, Bola, and Cariboo. A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 Wes— for 3-yr-olds and upwards; wieners extra. Three-quarters of a last (14 WA.) Kr. Watts' fby Daniel Oltourke—Blraday, 4 yrs, 7at (H. Corey) 1 Mr. T. Bell's Pupil, 4 yrs. 7st Sib Taylor) I Lord Uxbridge's Liston, 3 yrs, Tat Sib (T. French) 3 The following also ran :—Bernie, Wetsall, Lo-hlau's King, Csolideoce, Mousetrap, ATongrove, Hopeless, and Fantreineite. A 81./ZEPSTAINS of 5 *ova. each, with 30 added 2-yr olds, 7st 81b ; three. 9st 71b ; (*yr ' lOst 21b ; five, six, and said. 10st 711); selling and other allowances. One mils. (T subs.) Mr. Orenpaon's Jessie, by Cortes—Toy, 2 yrs, OM Tib (POI) Morris) Mr. Bird's Highland Mary, 2 yrs, tat b (204) (J. O 7l rinishaw) 2 Mr. Layton's Tailor, 2 yrs, Mt lib 120[1 (0. Myers.) Damiectesind aMo res. Carroll weighed for the Secret Immure filly, whose num ber was batted, but she did not gu to the pc A. Tel HoOTON NUEttiERT HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; wiatieta mica. 6 furlongs. (25subr.) g w lfr. J . Wood's Hose,iby d rMidaa-Blegence, 7.6 21b (Morris) 1 nird Westmoreland ' s Wild Thyme, en 6111 (Morris) I M.. J. Whittaker's Soroaresa, eat 41b (J. Clemshaw` The following also ran :-Corerdale, Contractor, Confed, ralist, and leernought. Tea GRIST AUTUMN CuP (Handicap), value 200 son., add 1 to • sweepstakes of 25 wee. each, 10 ft, and 3 ft (to the fund) if declertd ; if a lees number than sex start, the nap wits be withheld; s linen extra; second to lan his stake. One mile and Slane-pm:ten. (87 au) 6! derland.) Mr. T. Hunt's Blitheeld, by Moustan (,Deer-Doubt': Wl§ dam, S yrs, 6st 13Ib (T. French) 1 Aspinal's Golden Fledge. II yrs. eel 10Ib (J. Lost 's) S Mr. W. 8. Cit.." jfairwater, 5 yes, est Irlb (Centeno') It The followleg alro Tae:-Bomerwnit, lea K mg, Caten'em A - ve, Lurks. Bantam, and Nebula. A Bm.mito STARES of 100 son. ; 2-yr-olds. Bst ; three, 9et slb ; for., lOrt 2lb ; five and upwards, 10it 71b ; selling and other allowances. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) Mr. Barber's Coronet. 6yn eet bib (301.) Mr. Kenyon's Lord Dundreary, S yes, Mt Jib ;301.) (Dime) I Betting : 3to 1 on Coronet, who made all the runnbig, and won in a center by six lengths, The winner wen bought in far 60golness. A Bwisearairan of 10 son. each, 5 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10lb ; fillies, Bst 7lb ; certain penalties and allow ances ; the winner to be sold for 120 son., if demanded. About 5 furlongs. (5 subs.) Lord Weetatoralangs Naxos, by '" aft 7lb Aiapian—lnOdellty, (H. Oillashaw) w.o The BERILWBBITZT Auroms MlUMNO.—Arrange ma' I have been nude at Shrewsbury for ibis urge be"- mom at the Lion Hotel to be *posed to speculators daring the autumn meeting next week, foe the settlement el mo menta and betting. Fuller Andrews, of Newmarket, will bare the superiutemleme of the room. tatu Intelligence. -- - COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov. 13. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) PUCLLI e. PUCCI& —IMAM ET A LIGACT. Dr. Spiaks sad Mr. Stomata Hill for the petitioner, • wife who sought a Judicial separation on the groused cruelty. The respoadeat nu the sgent of an invariant office. He asserted the petitioner in May, 1850. and be lived with ber for 10 yeas at Birmiogham, when they had sum children. They were very happy till the wife same into postessim of • property amounting to about 1,0001..; but the masa of the respondent then grew gradually rregular until he left his situation in disgrace. After this his family suffered a great deal from want. They were often lett absolutely with out food, and their misery was much aggravated by the bashes's and violence of the respondent. The mediator detailed several instances of the personal ill-treatment to which she had been subjected, and at last she was obliged to seek the protectio° of the magistrates Sines that she had not lived with the respondent. The evidence Menu been oosfirated by other witnesses, The Jodie Ordieary adu corroced • judicial aspustices with manly of the to the petittemer. BAZIVILLL V. BAILZWILL. Dr. SpiOki for tits pstitioser, also a wife socking a judicial a.pYstbci for cruelty. Toe parties were murricd in 1860, aid they lived at Uttezeter, where the respondent was a roaltster. Hie ODS duet Dew was good ; he was addicted to drink, said when I. liquor he frequently threatened hie wile, beat, switched, or idoked bar. Judicial separation as praystlL air Jaime Wilde gave nobsthat all amass la which the parties woe not ready when celled as would hi struck oat, sans they had bows ateationed on the day previous. COURT OF BANIERUPTOL—Nov. Wore Mr. Commiesloner Holdings.) lif II TOBlkli PIPPII3.—THI LIM Anavaums 711.1881711 T. The bankrupt was described as as actuary of Mewing tea. His direct debts are about 4.0001. only, but there are liabilities of 40,558/. in respect of various public *lm pieties with which the bankrupt bad been convicted—the principal one being the Life Assurance Treasury, now in comae of winding UP, Galls baring been made ea the beak rept to the amount of 38,3264 Mr. Lucas appeared for the amigness, Mr. E. Reed for the official manager and the creditors' representative of the Life Assursece ry, and Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. Mr. ffitaetheld, the official amalgam, in his report on the owe, stated that the bankrupt, though described as an misery, had been employed in promodas and getting up public companies. The expendithre bad been 18ffi. in ask of two years preceding his bankruptcy. He cams to the mart as his own petition, and gsmi up so hooka The total deficiency was 35,7R2/. Hs bad began with a Ca of 5, of his own money. t i bankrup t wanwas subjected to a severs examination, at the close of which Mr. Lucas mid the assignees did not wish to interfere fr-ther in the matter, oomiderieg that the bankrupt had bees in orritody ice three or four atonthe. Mr. Rood repotted his con ficoion that the company bad been get up simply to answer the ends of the beehive, who was • man engaged in the promotion of such companies. In this on. ha was I. have 3,70101. far bringing the co'npan y o to oomplete registration. Its &Need capital was MO, . ; and to make up the required proportion tooafourthl i ti co lt subscribed for 45,000 shame, sod the get of the bad doubled the numbers standing opposite their names. Asa bait to the public they bad got the name of the Earl of Demo ; they bad succeeded in getting 46,C301 . from all reeks sad classes of the public, nd they hod barely ZOOM. of it left. Could any one doubt what was the character of this trareactiou and the men sugaged in it? The Commissioner—Do you say that the debt was con backed by taking the shires, or sot until the all was made? Mr. Reed oontendad that the liability was incurred when the bankrupt subecnbed for the thane, but that the debt orgy arose when the cell was made. The one was one of such monnons provocation, that he hoped the court would wholly refuse the order of discharge, sod thus prevent the bankrupt from again preyiog on the public. Mr. Bargood said themes was that of a man who had long held a high social position, and whose moral character was wholly unimpseched. As a member of the Digitate of Actuaries he was a man of education and intelligence, and one not likely to risk his reputation on a bubble scheme. Ha had not derived any emolument from the company, but on the other band had invested in it 2,0001. of hie own capital. There was nothing nob and hazardous in the principle' on whisk the company wee establigied ; they were only those of an ordinary is. intranee company. The teamed geatleana prolcatc3 against the abuse that had been lavished on the bankrupt, and mid that it was toads; but the empty deolcoation of oonneeL The failure of the coinpan did not affect the bona fides of them who had esbhlisMd it. His Honour said be weald give the owe his best moth deratiou. 'ROM LAST EIGHT'S GAZETTE. [IAMB OF SOLICITOUS AND PCITTENI TARTICULAAR T DI ODTADUD A? TM OM= OD CHID AZOIDTIAD. COM 01 Jus[aorrcrt. zuoreaLuerrazez.] "iiiikii7Fri: Huai Hattercce, CriniscoWs73Q,llermondeey, ►nd Dartord. terrace, 1111 e-end, currier, to surrender Nov. 30, ►t 1. CONRAD Dees, Victoria-terr►ce, Beimluaton.road, jour►eyman baker, Nov. Pt, ►t 1. Grown PAM, aliddleser street. Somer'adown, dealer in dairy produce. Nor. 24, at It Peckham, late gasman- °jogai WAOSTRI., tile clerk, Nov. 24, at 12. H& 11113 ILLMOE 4 KT. :MOVER Bucks, surveyor, Nov. TL at 12 THOMAS Joan kris!, lloueyerotrest, Horton, brae founder, Nov. a& at I. Omuta Ewe BASIL, Walla Norfolk, rope maker, Nov. 2e, at 1. iturimmtar 3.III.I.IaBASHALI, Cornblll,ship broker, Nov. 2e,at 12 ?RAMO* RILMILID ToTHILL, Seaford, Sussex, gentleman, Nov. 24, at IL JAMES ALDIB, Lower Norwood, milkman, Nov. 30, at 2. Joss BOWIMMI, Bundat., Vauxhall-croak plumber, Nov. 30. at t THOMAS Mottoes YOCLG Burin, Commercial-road, lambetD, railway porter, Nov. 90, at 2. ItICILBIRT tioDAZT, Greenwich, and Cleveland street, Filmoy suuttre, carver and gilder, Nov. ao, at t Cubans Fount WOLDEMORTM, Stoke by Nayland. Suffolk. tutor, No►. 24, at 1. Jan THOMAS BILDT, Old Kent road, vellum binder, Nov. 30, at L IVILLUX BLOOMFIELD Gans, Bantle), Suffolk, journe) man wheelwright, Nov. 36, at 2 guar Lawis COMEX, Baainghellatreet, and Trinityannam, Southwark, warehouseman, Nov. 30. at 3. YDwa Baita.2oll BUDD, Navarkno.terraos, Brixton, merchant, Dee. 1, at V. EDWARD HIIIDI2BOII. Norland-road, tailor, Nov S 4, att. Ittesam. Count*, Strattotd. outfitter, Nev. 24, at 2. EDWARD MORT JORIS, Dtamood.rotr, Camberwell, mad /ow mazy ttral eh Crlcket.groutai, Peckham. maid is the work% e.l, at I. HIM! 7AVlrloa, Birdcage-walk, Bethnal-green. baker, Nov. 24. SS a CRABS.= POOl4 Brighton, Ming master, Dee. I, at IL Joni Viliammg Jan East Uernham, Norfolk, corn merchant. Denl at 1. XDWIN loon Clow Woolwich. late it... dealer, Nov. U, at & Gauen ALI.Mf, Harrold, Beds. brewer, Dec. 1, at lt. Castriaa., Canrea.town, Uwe, forgeman. Dee. 1, at le. JOHN LAMM, Wlleteadatreet„ St. Pancras, foreman to an oD• man, Dee. I..st at!. CB/Mlles CLAUS. Soatbsea, Hants, ironmonger. Dec. I, at 1. JOllll nation Wudnox and WALLA V CLITIFJUoFrt, Iffiston, bialleedeldre, ebarter mantels, Dec. 4. at It. Daum /Allllll. Kolobterick, Worcestershire, cattle dealer, wiulFrausaza, dt. Derereuz. Herefordshire, farmer, Nov. 30, at IL ILLIAM bianazoTr. Derby. commission Agent, Dee. 1. at 11. 1411.7.5a1s lionnan, Aberdare, Glamorganshire, late coal man _ chia, Nor. 27. all. _ _ . .70EN Ocimul. lieddersneld, cotton splinter. Nov. Matti. WH.t.tastlttlln, lisrrusate, I'o:inkblot, lodginipbonse keeper, Nov. JO. at 11. - _ All LLOYD. widow. Wrexham, Flintah., or, Nov. 25, at 12. Racal JOHN 11211.1.1101.011 and &MUM Parr, near St. . . LairesTrurefoln7F , Nov ol% . Juan Twine Orris, Ashton upon Mersey, Cbashlre, late general arrest. Nov. 10, at Liwts WlEneni, Manchester. joiner, Nov. 23, at 11. rituarni B r ugsCont e and Agnits Pace, Aston•Justa.Bir ndagham, seboolaiatressea, Dec. 21, at 10. Jogs Bain, Bannlagram, baker, Dec. 21, at 10. Coarizmog O'CM.E.aeliart, Birmingham, licensed victualler, Dee. 21, at le. BancEL WILL, Manchester, manager to a fishmonger, Nov. 30, et V. Jagra Own,Benw,Carnarronah., master mariner, Nov.2l,at 11. lambi Buciurr, Na, Darlington, Durham, beerhoase keeper, Nov. a a$11: _ 131Nosos Wrf.ssos. I.lsecte, rope maker, Nor. 16, at 11. sacumia aa?lory. Cowls, Souther*. Beats, herdereremie, Nov. 22., at 1L JAN= WILLIAM BAIDIR. Porters, Haute, Whisker to Ports mouth Dockyard, Nov. 25, at 11. Jam Born, Kllaby. Northamptouab., groom, Nov. 24. at 11. TWILLS LAZIHOSIII NW!, Stoke Damerel, Devonshire. ship wright to D•vooport Dockyard, Nov. at, at 11. Jonstmutions, Steeple AMMO, Wilt.. mawo, Nov. 23, at 12 . TnomminaCa„ Carlisle, bobber. Nov. 25, at It nomarIODDICE, Caritas, Joiner, Nov. Ifs M 12. Masan Jon*, Klonowleford, Staffordatt..grocer, Nov. 24, at et. 84Z17113. Dais Wet Rainey en. Worcratonh., miner, Nov.24.st . IrdsciotrawooD.ltalesoweo, Worcaterah., miner, Nov.24,at WILLIS? SODS?ALL, Ilugswinford, &affordable*, I labourer, Nov. IL at 9}. Join AM.26, Dicarbeldge, Ler *tattooer, Nov. 11, M ne. Jaita Gammas, Hope, ?UMW. blaclunattb, Nov. 26, at 11. Eimer PAMIR. Obaffield, brace Olt titer, Nor. 26. at 2. %Tamale ALMS, Bomion, near Loerla, botcher, Nov. 26, M It IeIaDIAW Banner[, Bloke-upon-Trent, late dealer In corn, Dec. 6, u il. Jou Wniatita. Lea, pear Cardiff, builder, Dec 1 , at 11. Jetta Omar"? sad WILLux caurmas, Ebteaboad, Jetport, Nov. et, at 10. . JAffiIIiAPJUIL Loartaborugh, late potato duke, Nor. IS, at 10. iO/100 7•111111111, Harrogate, Yorkshire, teak proprietor, Nov. 25. at 10.. HWarar Cardiff, cab proprietor, Nov. 31, ailL Arr WINDOM, Ns, widow, Dudley, Aor. W. at ➢l. JupaiiCuirris 01111015 VAT, Swieetleet, Yerlialgre, saddler, , . . Nov. fe, at 1. Gnome Er zarrr,Scaldwell,Northannotonsh.,Nov.fgat IL ID Naeraoty. Moira, Leicreterah., botcher, grooni. Nov. 2S, et IL JOLT Pox. Barthomly, Chedrire, beer seller, Nov. IS, at 10. Jona Gamma. Workington, Cumberland. colliery agent, Nov. lie, ZDWARD 0111:10134 Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, , . pee. 1. at 10. . .. BOOM Haat? BILL, Newcaatteupon-Tyne, innkeeper, Dec. A, at 12. .412a1r0 Mita, Wastage, Berta, Innkeeper, Nov. 16. at 12. Glows Lau Otyks, Northamptoaah., bootatakar,N cm. 2004 S. irar ZL&MINATION& Dec 4. B. MOW. BeZyliam:atreK.&Siefentown. sculptor— Dee. 4. Mary Ann Onion. rsiknefrelley. Cow Crommrest, Dee. 4. W. Jeffers, Am-at, Peotosorllie.hill, =r — Dee. 4. C. Halle. Nunheadvven m er i sy, Journeyman brewar—Dee. 4. B. H. Nerill, Lambourn. straw miter— Des. 4. Ladle, I 11. Medi*, and W. J. , IVlth-stres, 80110-Mlniff, bow 4114 arrow manufacturers-Dee. 4. H. Jen nings, Aneeteiraos, Hackney, commission agent to wholesale irenmongers—Des. 4. J. °Term". Warren - attest , Pitmwyweemee, brichlryer—Des. 4. W. Hardy, Smithery, Norfolk, innkeeper -Dec. 4. W. C. Lucy, Luessroad, Keuniugtoespitrk, oilmen -Dec. 4. T. OMAHA, Newton Nottage, Glamorgenshire, and Leadenballteeet, City, spentlemito—Dee. 4. J. Hunt, Hammer- smith, fishassager—Dee. 4. laimbeth Forbes, Totten, Hampshire, widow—Dee. 4. 1. O. B. Lloyd. Hoer cottage, Kenn' comedian—Der. tH. E. Crawford, Seymour-place, 4 :l7 . W 't atreet, Walwarthreed, timber merchant—Dee. 4. 0. Knight, Cham Ilse, Surrey, cooper—Dee. 4. IL N. Hobbs, Ware, Hen fordshire, Sour factor—Dee. 4. F. Herman, Devonshire-plass, Portland.road, artist In Imbl—Dee. 4. W. 13 Harris, street, Soho, aerrint at a club—Dee. 4.. q. 8. Macdonald, Old ssurproneireet, &he, manufacturer of leather Dec. 4. Thomsen Loinegon oide ker. UpperTuise. hill,Surrey, authoress- Dec, 4. U. Jugs, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper-Dec. 4. I. L. Ony, Tottenham, Middlesex, gardener-Dec. 7. J. Sunni, Bristol, butcher-Dec. 8. A- A. (Mold, At. Anises Lodge, near Little Dean, Oloseeeterobire, clerk to colliery proprietors-Dec. S. B. T. Milner, Gloucester, innkeeper-Dec. 5. IL Warhunt, ilhalleld, beconlier -Dec. S. W. Nephew, Sheflield, butcher- Dec 6. W. Hobs" Wath-ti -Dune, Yorkshire, chenille- Dee. 7. J. W merchant-Nos 30. K. Upton, Liverpool, eatialloosse keeper-Nov. 30. J. Tonsochits, Liver pool. commission agent-Nov. 84, H. Grigth. Aberdsron, Corner vohe, farmer-Der. Id J. Chrisp, North Shields. Innkeeper -Dee. 7. R. Connors, South Shields, ship owner-Dee. 16. R. B. Belt and .1. Whitfield. Winlaton, Ditharn, groan-Nov. IT. W. Wood, Little Bolton, Lancashire, fly maker-Des lg. W. Nord" Chatteris, Camlnidgesbin, grocer- Dec. HI R. Dontivraite, Tuileries, Yorks ire, mein dealer-Dee. 4. G. limns, lidtwell, Norfolk, veterinary surgeon -Dec. • KJ. Cass, Loneeter. Kent, plasterer-Dec. 2. J. Newsom e, loenater. Kent, 314DU fatturtr of washing crystals-Deo. S. J. P. honor, Jan., Rochester, Kent, baker-Nov. IN L Woolley, Stoke-wpomTrent, tallor-Nov. U. W. eheoton, StokemprerTrest, joiner -Dec. 14. .1. Cornell, Steiteupon-Treot, bee/seller-Nov. 25. .1. Jackson, Hanley, Staffordshire, potter-Nov. 25. K Sanders, Hanley, Staffordshire, groom -Nov. 25. J. Picken, Hanley, Staffordshire, hairdremer-Nov. M. C. Prtetou, Tunstall, Staffordshire, con fectioner-Nov. IS. H. H. Levine, Norwich, Jeweller-Dec. 2. J. Kemp. New &kerns" Norfolk. shoe manufanarsr-Dec. g. B. 0. Been, Norwich. publican-Dec. 22.. W. Wakens, &meter, Oxfordshire, plumber-Dee. 6 R. Tophons, &Word, labourer- Dec. 17. A. Ranh, Sheffield. stonemason-Nov. 21. J. Hopper, Long Itehington, Warwickshire, talkie-Des 16. W. Sparks Drayton, Oxfordshire, farmer-Der. & DL Buttery, Lincoln, licensed victualler-Dec. 10. K. Trost. Market Rosen, Lincoln shire, licensed victiudicr-Dec 4. J. Minim" lOngston.opros. dreggin-Dee. 7. J. isomer, &cleats" lancanire, painter -Nov. le. W. G. Clue, Plymouth, private tutor-Dec. 15. T. Aldridge, &monde, Cheshire. commiosion agent-Des 11. J. Weightman. Hayton, Cumberland, miller-Dee. 10. J. Mike, Rockland &ewer, Devonshire, retired farmer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.. Oct 28. Wl!Lux Joining, Bosamat-strert Marylebont car. pater. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& Jolla OUT (separate Mete), Zponws, upholsterer—End dividend of Is. el., NOV. IS, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Saalasbillatilea. 1091 Kaiak? illallON (separate estate), Epsom, upholsterer bid dividend of is. old. Nov. 18, and three subsequent Wed nesibys, at Edwards's. Batialball-steeet- Jamas SRITR aralwrra, Great Munch-street, Bloomsbury, wine merchant-Ist dividend of as. Al., Nov. 18, sod three subse quent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, ilasinghall.street. enmities Moan/ IT. Bethel-place, Camberwell. outfitter-Ist dividend of 10 d., Nov. le, and three subsequent Wednesday; at Edwards's, Prnlngisalbstreet. Monte Stu& Ceellstreet, Strand, merchant-Ist dividend of Nov. ld, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Itasinahall-street. Jesse kola, Westcott, Surrey, grocer—lot dividend of !a TIC Nov. iB, and three subernsuent Wednesdays, at Edwarsh's, Bodogisalbstreet. Auxin, EDWARD Carrara, Oerrardeireet, Soho, picture dealer —lst div dead of Is, Sid., Nov. 18, and three subsequent Wed nesdays, at RAwardi., ilmaingluallatreet WILIAM( MONT Joan and EDWIN KICUAID BEIWRIDOK Picea dilly, boose d condors-1W dividend of 10s., Nov. 18, and three wibtennent We seeder*. at Edw rdis, Bashighall.Breet, JASiza FaiallAN, Femurs-street, St. James s, guninaker—lat dividend of lc Nov. 18, and three subsequent Wednem Fay& at Edwards* llasingball-street JAMIE RBEDI:kICI Barra. St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, gentleman fanner—ist dividend of Is., Nov. IS, end three subsequent Wedneedate. at Edwards's, Basingtial-stiern. Lewis ROBERT Pouts and Nazi= RATAN, Northampton. hoot ninnidocturere —lst dividend of Std., any Monday. at Stan; Basinglialbstreek IlaNaT Son dle Maass, Bristol, ship chandler—lot dividend of es , any Wednesday, at As:moan's. Brist BRAD sad HOMPUILITN. Bristol, Berlin wool dealers—let divi dend of Pk Mi., any Wednesday, at Acnunan's, Bristol. CRARLICS Hilperton. Wiltshire, brewer-Brd dividend of fa 6d., any Wedneeday, at Miler's, JORIC/11 Swill—Sad dividend of ltd., say Wedaeaday, at Mor gan's, Liverpool. FRANCIS FOSTIIIt, Bridzw %ter, heerhouse keeper lot and Seal dividend of 21d., any day, at the County Court-olive, Bridg water. Benne 8110INIT, Cannington, Sonserseishir• carpenter-Ist and anal dividend of lEd., any day, at the County Court office, Bridgwater. FPNCND BEVAN, North Tetherton. Sossersetatil-e, Homed vic tualler-1d and anal dividend of Sj L , say day, at the County Court.oince, Bridgwater. 111011AEL HARIWIDON,HuniapiII, flornemetehire, drover—legend Bel dividend of es. 2d., any day, at the County CourFadfaa, Reldgw.ter. Sid KNAPsTvN. Huntspill, Somereetshire, wheelwright—lst sad Coal dividend of 4. 1114., any day. at the County COOK-cam Bridgwater. HURT Score, Bridgwater, timber merchant—ld end final divi dend of 29-11 d., any day, at the County Court-Ake, &ids water. ANCIKAND Boor Bridgwater. tailor-Ist and wooer ed i‘d., isay dag, at Lis CoUnty C 4414-0111011. THE POLICE COURTS. MAN80N•HOIIBS Jolla Watts, a reepselably-dreemel man, was brought no on remand before the Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Rose, sitting in petty melons, charged with eter'ing b :l o =ntity of clothing, the property of James Welty his The prosecutor is an engineer, residing in Aldpte, and the prieoner, who had been bought out of the 16th Lancers, and having no employment, resided with him. On Wednes day last the prisoner left his brother's place, arid after he bad gone the pmeectitor mired nearly the whole of his clothes. He gave information to the polio% and on Satur day detective officer Brown apprehended the prisoner in Woolwich. He told him the charge, and the prison told him he had pledged the articles and sold the ticket, at the er - ne time, telling him to whom be had sold them. The prisoner was remanded until yesterday, is order that the of Brown might sedesvour to recover the property. Yeatirday be produced two coats, two waistcoats, some silk handkerchiefs and a number of other articles, which be bad recovered, some from the pawnbrokers, and some from the parties who had purchased the tickets of the prisoner. The whole of the articles were identified by the prosecutor as his peoperty. Tie prisoner pleaded guilty, and expressed his desire to be dealt with summarily, and was sentenced to four maths' imprisonment with bard labour. WORSHIP STREET. Samuel Barker, a mastracs;;;;io Type.street, Fins bury, was charged with assaulting Marshall Gibbissoo. Complainant, who isa bailiff of Shoreditch County Court, produced a warrant, under the powers of which be stated that be proceeded to distraio u defendant's goods for the sum of 21. 17s. 10d. Def endant alleged that be had paid ii. of the amount, and would settle the remainder. Witness of muse knew nothing of this, and in virtue of his authority levied upon a hone and cart that stood is a yard forming a portion of the premises. Defendant upon this twisted the reins from complainant's heads, and booked the maim' into the road, daring which act the horse trod upon his (complainant's) lout sad very much injured it for the time, and his arms were also hurt; finally the horse and cart were taken from his possessive by de. fondant and a crowd of persons, and driven away. Witness then got the assistance of a police-constable, and, resolved to maintain the authority of the law, broke open the gates, and distrained upon another horse and min, but u assaults in such instances as the present, arising out of resistance, were frequent, be also determined upon adopting these proceedings spinet the defendant. Defaudaut declared that he bad not unlavrf ally acted, in eunuch as the levy swore to was not made ; but the magistrates thought otherwise, and fined him 20a. and costa, or in default an imprisonment of seven days. The money was paid. MAB.LBOROUGHSTREET. Henry Binning and William Henry Pearce, two privates of the Groomliar Guards. were charged with violently as. mullion William Henry Turner, a Post-o Moe letter carrier, and stealing his silver watch. Mr. Henry Turner, the prosecutor, mid that having de livered some letters at the canteen of the Magarioe Barracks, in Hydepark; some of the soldiers asked him to have some beer and a pipe. He did so ; and some time after, being a little fresh, be left, when the pri soners asked him to show them the way to St. George's Barracks, and they all left together. While going doss, Pearce, who pretended to be drunk, grasped his throat and struck him in the face, while Banning seized his watch. He fell to the ground, and on getting up the *- stews were gone, and he missed his watch and some mousey, and his uniform cap. Yesterday morning be weal to the Wellington Barracks, and identified the prisoners from =wort several others. Police-constable 22 A gave corroborative testimony, and tho prisoners, who bad so questions to ask, were remanded fere week. THAM:3. JoAR Leslie, captita of • collier. was charged with assault. leg Mrs. Elizabeth Farrier. the wife of a tradesman dwellieg at No. 131, High-street, Wapping. Mrs. Farrier said that cm Thursday sight she was alarmed by a loud knocking at her door, which was succeeded by kicks, and • cry of " Let me io, I want my mother." Upon romping the door, the prisoner said he wasted his mother. She told him his mother did not live there. He said be would enter the house nevertheless. She remonstrated with him, and he became violent. made use of bed language, ma struck her on the face. As the goarrel progressed Police-constable Palmer came on and took the prisoner Ude custody. The prisoner is defence, said be was is search of his mother, sad t ha t was all be knew about it. Mr. Partridge—You should prosecute the search for year mother at mesosaide hours, and when you are sober. The Kismet, a burly north erountrymse said. " Wed, your honour, 1 was three sheet, is the win d,: and that's all about it." 14irtridme—Wlieu were you paid off ? The Primmer—Eh, ma. lam not paid off at aIL lem master of my owe ship, the brig Ranh. She hes off UM buoy. lam going beck to the north. Mr. Partridge said it waa a great pity the mother of whom the prisoaer was in starch waa not is attendance upon him laot sight. lie Rued him 41k., which was paid. ORIMTAL PLIACI. OWN SHILLING DAT...-- FRIDAY, Nov. U.—A.:balmier ea paymest, 925 ; 4110, by mem dike* 771; MW. 1,06. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (FROM LAST SIGHT'S GAZITTL) WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 13. 78th Regiment of Foot—Lieutaaant•Gentral Sir Patrick Grant, C.C.S., from the 104th Foot, to be colonel, vice General Roderick Mnemell. disposed. 104th Regintest of Foos—]lgor-Geoeral George Ball, C. 8., to be colonel, vice Lientenaat-Geoeral Sir ratri-k Grant, C.C.S., traaaferred to the 784 k Foot. Royr l Regiment of Artillery—Captain Hickman Thomas Moleaworth to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Henry Charles We* retired upon fart-psy. Second-Captains Harms . duke Charles Laws= to be captain, vice Molcanorth ; Walter Chidiock Sangho to be captain, vice Brevet-Major Edmund Palmer, planed upon temporary half-pay. Lieutenants Charles Joseph lelfalson to be second captain, vice Lawson ; Stuart James Nichol son to be second captain, vice Naugle. C retie man Cadet Arthur Augustus Saunders to be mat, vice Lemon ; Gentleman Cadet Harrison 1 Roes Lewin Morgan to be lieutenant, vies Nicholson. Royal Eoginesrs.—Lientenant John Thomas Twigge Ito be second captain, vies O'Grady, deemed ; Serjeant-Major James Steel to be quartermaster. Me Young. BREVET. Lientanant•Colotiel Henry Qualm Wade, on retired full. pay Royal • Artillery, to be colonel, th e rank being hono rary 06iy. ADMIRALTY, NOV. 13. APPOINTMINDS. —Cap tains George 0. Willie, to the Royal Adelaide, for serf! • la the ItiDOS 000110 Ci ; W. Bowden, to the Wasp, coonnt'v- Mooed ; 1). Spain, to be transport officer in Auckland, New Zealand. Commander J. IfiArcy, to the Barrscouta, vice Malcolm, allowed to resign his appointment. Lieutenut William H. Hall, to the Excellent. Master's Assistant H. J. E. Wood, to the Liverpool. Midshipmen Robert I). B. Bruce, to the Edgar ; F. H. S. O'Brien, to the Victory ; and R. F. Warden, to the Li verpool. Assistant Engineer Jsmes G. Baia, to the Asia, u super numerary, from the date of his snivel in Boslud. Naval Cadets H. G. Archer, E. H. Anion, G. O'Connor, and A. A. Taylor, to the Nile. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 13. The Rajah of Cochin, hired sailing freightahip, embarked this morni•g the third divisioe of tbe 55th Regi ment for conveyeurs to Madras. The troops are under the comm►nd of Major Enka, the other officers beloogieg to the rq:arton board bong Captain& Tbeobahl and Morton ; Lindeman!" Harrison, Herndon, aad Riley; Resigns Emma aid the Hoe. I). P. Bouverie ; Perimeter Burke, Quarter-Master Dixoo, and Aasistaat-Sergeon Brebner. The troops mesist of 13 sergetute, 6 drummers, and rank sod Si., together with 32 women and 50 children. The Rajah of Cochin also takes out 62 men, 6 women, and 6 children of the 111th Regiment ; 12 men of the 19th Rinser', and • few other passengers. WOOLWICH, Nov. 1& By direction of the Admiralty another iron-casrd UMW steam vessel, constructed upoo the principle of Mr. E. J. Reed. chief coustruct3r of the Royal Navy, is to be laid down on a vacant slip at Deptford Dockymd. A number of additional bands have bees employed upon the Pals+, a similar Teasel, the keel of which hue been laid dos a at Woolwich DockNard. THE MURDER AT CHATHAM. The county magistrate' at Rochester were occupied several boars yes. terday in the examinatioe of James Palmer, • workman employed in Chatham Dockyard, on the charge of wilful murder, his victim being Margaret Jones, aged 23 a woman of abandoned character, with whom he bad for some time cohabited. The facts have already appeared in our columns. The inquest on the body of the demand woman was brought to a terminaliaa at • latsi hoar on Wednesday night, when a verdict of " Wilful murder" against the accused was re turned by thejury. THE COLLIESn' STRIKE IN THE NORTH.—MODS ',lotions, as had been expected. have taken place at Speany. moor. Jerusalem is the somewhat unapposite name at tached to the houses which wen on Thursday selected for' execution; and altogether 58 oat of 129 families ham' than ruthlessly been deprived of comfortable shelter and homes, sickens, which it seems is at present pretty prem. lest in the district, having considerably restricted the extent to which the dire order has been carried into effect. There is yet no prospect of • termination of the struggle at Auckland, and at a meeting which they held at Sbincliffe on Thursday, the non on strike emphatically pledged themselves never to return to work until their grievances were amicably . redressed. Divers important questions were again dimmed at the coalman' of miner. at Leeds on Thunaloy. On the subject ef ventilation of mines, the "dumb-draft" system of Mr. Mather, of South Shields, waa spoken of in terms of high approval, and it was recommended that the act of 1860 be so amended am to contain provisions for rendering harmless gases in all accessible parte of coal mines. In another section. it was suggested that weighing machines be placed on every pit-hap, and the appointment of • check weigh:non on behalf of the men, the want of which has led to so disastrous results at Auckland, was also re !erred to &Bastrop( desideratum. The truck-system, which is much encouraged in Lanarkshire, Scotland, was forcibly denounced, and the " butty " system, which prevails is the Staffordshire districts, was referred to in similarly con demnatory terms. The appointment of sub-inspectors was 'R ain under consideration, sad a general opin ion was ex that the miners ahould have some voice in the se rectad t le oo of these °Moors, who should undergo a special ex amination aa to their fitness for the responsible situation. The proceedings of the day were wound up by a public meeting.—Nerocasste Chrome*. [Advertisement]—Houowev's OISTMINT AND PILIAL—Skia diseases, emstraellosis of the sinews through rheumatism or violence, deformed sad painful joiny an, which had prerkcesly resist-41 every kind of treatmeot, have over and meragain been cored by Holloware remarkable remedies. The Imess swam proofs of the efficiency of his Ointaiont sad Pills have been kindly sent to the professor from ail parts of the world with tlie entered hope Hot such testimony my Induce other suderere to try mesas which are represented to have well nigh worked abides. Holloway's Ointment is competent to mare alum* al artlinsous selections; after a few drvenap with tt.UVl.g..i.t the skim Ikeda soft and supple, in seasettuss Weems natural, and He appenrssee Inatthr. MARKETS. SUGAR.. —Bausrot, Nov. 13.—Thera has bee but few sugars offering on this market during the past week, there. Gee t►e tannage done has been small. and the prices rained are rather in advance of them current last week. Rama' produce sells readily at full rata to rid. advance. Rum The demand is moderate, and a fair Mishima has been done at Ss. 4d. to 3a. MI. for Jamaica, and la 6a. proof far Demerara& COTTON.—LirmtrOcg, Nov. 13.—Thee was an ire. prom d demand, with an advanos of about jd. to da per 10. is the commeacement of the week, but the iommued with. drawale of gold from the Nob of England, and the appne boredom of a further rise in the rate of discount, checked this feeling before it bad time to make any program, and on Monday, Tuesday, sod Wedoesday the market relapsed into a Mate of dulness, with very irregular prices current. The greatest decline submitted to was in cotton to Erin, especially Egyptian ; but yesterd►y, owing to there being no farther change in the Bask rate, buyers regained cos& dance, and prime on the spot have recovered the quotations of bat week, with few ezoeptiuss. An advance in 'mini cotton of 4d. to Id. from the low isles of Wednesday also leek place is Egyptian, which was in oossidenible request. A quieter feeling prevailed at the clots, owing to the adieu of the Blank of Francs raising the rate to 7 per amt., which leads to the impression that the worse may hays to b e followed here. Speculators have taken 7,820 balm, viz, 1,470 American, 100 Bahia. 30 Peruvian, 730 Egyptian, 4,480 Borst, IC3 Madras, $0 Bengal, an d 830 China ; and 640 Americo , 40 , 160 Pernam, 20 gr i 5.,7660 Surat, 400 Bengal, sad 100 Madras, To-day times is s moderate demand,without further change ; the sales may be 5,000 balsa, including 2,000 on speculation and foe import. COTTON 000D01.—ILirri, Nov. 13.—Shipping yarns are way moist, and there ham be= resedinly little bribers done. It is well4uown that there are Macy of large orders in the milks% but the bolder of than are evi. dirty indisposed to execute them under prewar ream. rears. The arts of the mosey market is the ears mo rally erred for the duller of the market, and there me well Wombed persons who say that but for the tarries ie dis counts and the farther advisee summed to be impeadieg,* very oracle:able redness indeed would probably . bays beet pertiorle to-day. Spinners are mostly adhering with a got Ideal of tenacity to Terry's quotations. To test the market it is said some ray large offers have been made at 4d. peat% reduction, bat have bees unenceasefoil in every Wires. The market for cop yam hr also been very gar. Bp'rers are quoting Tuesday's rates, but buyers say that procticelly they can DO better than ors To y. Isolated car are inestiosed in which sianuleeturers have bad offers at 0., earl in some cases at eves a greater rf ductiou from *errs. The yarn market merally closes very Sat. In cloths we have Lad a very quiet day. Sellers an sot making any change in their quotatioss. Manufecturere have shows as evident anxiety to get offers, but such kr bees the greed feeling that no reareable inducement seer to have been sufficient to bring kern to operate for any market. The Briley ac e/esti to hand by telegraph yesterday reported as adores of Bd. per piece in that market at last dates os some de • seriptions of Airings, but eves tree martraging advises do not seem to stimulate buyers to operate. For sli marker home and torero, we hear ef within but daps. tar. Both in ran and cloth there sasses to be • steer &sl im 01 sympathy between Manchester and Liverp:ol today Ono of the errs of the present dimmers of the market is said to have bees the statement put forth by Mr. Edmuod Armor& r to the probahle aupply of ores for ear ear, year, and tricky • roar by Messrs. Benjamin Wbitwor a and Batten, mersheats of this city, has attracted so little arestion. These graters terry thair estimate beyond Mr. Ashwortlfa, aid say that the Mr. maticia at rear sneered leads them to expert • supply al 1.650 A XI bales from ladis, 325,000 from leapt. 250000 000 from Chir and Japan 220,000 from Turkey and Groll 1183,000 from South America, 150,000 from the United Sets (eves supposing the war to continue), 50,003 from I,, jL asdthe Nediterreser 70,0C3 from the West Ind Cuba, Africa, Australis: ad other sourer, making, with a probable stock at home on let January next of 280,C30. • total of 3,165,000 bales. Deducting atom log 12.000 per week? for rpm. this would leave 2,541,000 for home consumption, which gives to spinouts 43,0 C 3 bales per week and reel • balsoos at the end of 1864 of 305,000 bales. If this estimate is reliable, through it falls short of a supply to sneer the whole of the marker, in the district full time, many well-informed ems extort • doubt if bands could now be obtained to use the whole of rob • supply. Many people throw discredit upon Mews. Whitworib's estimate, but it is ietNaputable that their circular has made a deep impairs upon lime num bers of people oouuected with the cotton trade, and has =nosh todo with the flatter state of the market described above. If soak a supply of cotton, or rything near it, should be forbensigg art year, eves if it could be tweed into yarn and dor, there is no doubt the supply would be fax beyond what could be absorbed into coromption at *early the present high rates, and therefore it is regarded MOM seriously SO pointing to • considerable fall in values. Is acidities to errs, a good many of the 'driftage which found so little favour a couple of years ago have found their way into use. A description of wsete from flax, which was then selling at 20. per lb., is used very extensively, and is sow fetching about 15d. A preperatiou rails, to that which fectl muter Clausen's patent is found to answer at length, besides several others which are a good deal used. A company is now in coulee of formation for the "Patent Cedilla Fibre Cotton Substitute," to mix with other err, and some excellent specimens of yarn and cloth, plain and coloured, have been exhibited, iota the manufacture of which it enters largely. It is offered at about 12d. a pound, but could he produced at • low rate. With a cheap supply of good cotton most of these would probably go out of use, but as long as prices continue high the use of them is likely to Maass rather thou diminish. CORN.—CHELYSTOID. Nov. 13.—There was • small supply of wheat at market to day, and best runs of red sod whits feted rather over last week's rates—my red, 40s. to 42a.; whits, 4th, to 4th. ; extra, 495. Barley. beet qua. quits as dear. 365. to 4th.; secoodary rather lower. Beau. without change in value. ascend', Nov. 13.—We hay., had *small supply of wheat offering to-day, and last week's prices were fully supported, white parcels in some instances realising a advice*. Floe barleys fully as dear, whilst other aorta were doll ale. Wheat, red, 375. to os.; white, 44a. Barley, griodio& 26a. to ; malting, 34e. to 38s. Oats, 18e. tolls. Beans, 34a. to 375. Idvirgroot, Nov. 13.—At our mariet this day there was a good inquiry for wheat, and Tuesday's prices were well maintained. Oats the turn dearer. Bwley and pas as. altered. Egyptian beans plentiful, sod bd. per quirts easier. American four I. active request at very full prices. WangllgLD, Nov. 13.—Wheat steady, at last Friday's prima. Barley slow, and rather cheaper. Other articles unalteeed. COMB.-LomPom, Nov. 11-Huddles West Hanky, 16e. ; Ryan's Eska& West Hartley, 16s. ; Cowpox Hart ley, 18e. ; Davisou's West Hartley, 16e. 3d. . • Rut. lop Hartley, IGs. ; Holywell Mims 17a 6d.; Lew berg's West Hartley, 15a. 9d. ; Tasliskl Moor Bates, 15e. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, I.ls. 6d. ; West Hartley, 165.; West Wykm, 16e. 6d. ; Wylam, 17s. lid. ; Walls Est Aoors Close, 18a. ; Walls Hod Gosiortb, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartoo. 17s. 6d. • Walls Hod James, 17a. ; Wals Ead Riddell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ead Himmel', Ile. Bd. ; Walls Ed Wharacliffs, 17s. 6d. ; Eden Mais, 13s. 3d. ; Walla End Belmoot, 17e. Gd. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. • Walls Ead Hattop, 20s. ; Walk Ead Rossere Hatto n , 18s. 9d.; Walls Ead South Helton. 20a; Wells Foal Canape, 19c6d.; Walk Hod Hartlepool, 19e. Ga. ; Walk End Hemet Hell, 18e. 6d. ; Walls Ead Hellos, 13e. 6d. . • Walls Red South Hartlepool, 19s. ed. ; Walls End Sou th Rollos, His. -Ships at imagist, 89 ; sold, 69. DR. DR JONOR'S LIOHT•BSOW COD LIVER OIL —The Lancet," in en artocle highly enilmistie of Dr. de Jongh's researches, °hearses .—" The composition of Romans Cod Liver osl Is not so simple as might ha supposed. It is certain that Oils. which are an) thins but the Oil of .be Lfrer of the Cod. are often sold as such. We end Dr. .le Jonah's Oil to be seeable, and rich In lodine and the elements of the I.lM.'—flold only lamp. ruled battles, Is, 6d.. 4m. 9eL, and tie , Ty Dr. de Jonsh's attests. Anew. liarford. and Co., 77. Strand, Londe., awl chemists. — (Advertisement.) BIRTHS, MAftRIAGSB, ♦ND DEATHS. BIRTHR. EARKARD.—November 11, at Bowater Howse, Hampton Cnartv the wife o f Lieut.-Colonel Barnard. Grenadier Ouargla of a son CA/MON.—November It at Argyll-load, henslogtes, tbe Inf. of If. Casson, Esq., of • danght r. FARllEJL—November 11. at eiivendiab Queen's-road, St John's-wood, thy wife of E. Fanner. q., of administer. FREER AN.—November 11. at N"rlh 11 ." e, Cil.Phalmi thews of J. Freeman. Eau, of • daughter. PYM.—Novensber 11, at Reigate, the wife of Mr. O. R. Pym, of a son. WlLDY.—November 11, Q UC GII . I4CITICC, Regent'opark, Mrs. A. Wikly, of a daugh'er A . MRRIAGES. DlltOM—MONßo.—Noverulp r iO, at St John's Episcopal Chiovh. Ildhshaigh, by the Very Rev. Dean Uenutay, P. H. Dindu, Epp. to Marl*. doughter of the late R. Room Set rch, HIGHITT— DAM Plidt—November 10, at St. John's Chu Bristol. by the Rev. S. A. Walker, of St. Mary4e.part, Chun h. J. Higbett Ifot .to Franc. Eli:l.th Dampier, relict the late Rev. C R. Dampier, rector of litelsop's (handle. Dorset. PA NTLI —PHA I: LI N. —N °v. mbcrlOAt St George's,ll-s-scr ware. /dr. E. id Rittinfolean, Rumex, t, Ann. daughter of Mr. F. Franklin, of Waltham Abbey, Race. DEATHS. BARN I,WALL —November 11, at Brighton. H. Barnewall, Est Med 77. DEN y IR.—November 11, at King's Langley, Herts. the Rev. U. Dennis. aged 1 4 . EA4Tyi jeK N.vember IL at Stamford, Charlotte, the wife of the Rev. J. lostwick. ORRRNWOOD.—November 11, at Manor Cottages, Upper Big- M. Greenwood, Eaq., agedll7. 0171,14.—November 11, at' Prinor'segnare, St. George's-loth& East, Mr. J. titles, aged 76. RUTLAND.— hogemberll, at Greet Caatle-street, Lydia. wife of Mr..l. C Rutland. BBUTTLILWORTH. —November 11, W. 8. Bbuttleworth. Fait. of Pialstow.hall, Broosley, Kent and 31, Fenehurchatregt My. In his 61st peer. deeply lamented by his sorrowing family. WlLLYAllB.—Nuirensher 11, at her residence. Mount Braddon. Torquay. Swab, relict of Eaq , of Cumuli." Cornwall, n James linAges od Colonel of the Royal Cornwall NMI& POLY* I Rod Publimbed by WILLILX R IM 1141.111, 01 / 10 . & L....hertiatreet. le the City of Loudon, Printer, at the oetoo. Is Loo•letol-etroet. In the Crectuct of welted:tars.... SATURDAY. NOTRIUM IL Idm. Kaboure Melboan Sydney Sydney . Qammaliu This eel tsOS Pas Melt so ;W e l Pall Thy Loniss, 1 ROXYII7I lave thi sod, rj B IA N aplii thot.iset ,U 1 HAI agir or goormi Irrodoah Mama CEr 3 AI the Ado aad net, at Haiti losing calling , • Tsk transfer Piro ; mead i =Ol, Maass, awl C. drekl Peokini, OAT' 11, IT. 14. = Oralls sad 111 Ise • ft* WI • M I bon al rff hared at 10 L. taro MI Kit i Nov. 1! -- W ii /Wei 11. 2414 far et coal 'WOW hi — s - oe Camps =o power The Li eta Pia/. Tbe 1 above That t MCI olvl That I ot 71 That I That CIIBM That I In r Preml Of pro to oni that I In thl Laren Propr L` Cann , bows D' tdone, tbe burn, tor d &en. Orem doe en ail th erl3l Potos SEIM MA I