The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TER COURT-MARTIAL ON COL. CRAWLEY. FIPTH DAY. boon nos OWN 'mown.) ALDERISMOTA Nov. 21. The court re-assembled this morning at 10 o'clock. The interest in the Mil appears to ionises as It pro. =Each anoceeding day the general public is mom represented, and to-day there were several ladies present. The court, having been opened, immediately retired, and swine Med for same Maisie cousultetioo. On their return, tkdonel Crawley said---Mr. President and Gentlemen, I wish to state that on due consideration I am advised that the prated I handed in yesterday, Newest the adoni► eat, of the last answer of the witoem, not sustainable. I acknowledge the justice of the reply of the prase tier, and beg leave to withdraw the protest, lientenant Fitseimon was then recalled, and the further monsinisation by Colonel Crawley proceeded. You have said that the reason you did not go Leto the lonegalow when Sergeant-Major lalley was confined wee bemuse you did not wish to iD0013•6121111108 Mrs. Lilley. Wm Mn. Lilley confined to bee bed or to tier room dunng Soo ment-Major Lilley's arrest ?—1 cannot exactly my whether ate was confined to her bed or to her house. Ido not think eke was oontianally confined to her bed. Wes she ever oat of her house after Sergeant-Major Icklr's assist !—I sever have seen her. you do not know whether she was confined to her bow or to her bed, how can you say that inconvenience to her was the roam you did not enter the home had been told that she was very unwell, and th►t wan the ma son why I did not enter. It Ifri. Lille" was out of the bonne would it have dis turbed her to go into the house in order to select a proper post far the sestay l—No ; if she was Mt of the bonne it would not. - ilia I adamant, you to say that you aver took the trouble to umiak& whether she ws• or WS vet always is the hones f—lt is my belief, having been toul that she was vary awell, that she was always is the hoses. I ask you spin, did you or did you sot take the trouble te *airs whether she was always is the house ?--I did set cLain. Do you thiek, if you had paid a visit to lin. Lilley while she was up and about the house, that your presses, Is order to select • proper post for the sentry, would have caused ansqanee or inconvenience to her !—lf she was up, I do sot think it would cause her annoyance or lama Did TO% inquire whether she wu up and about dethrone? —No. will you swear that you do not know that dor* the whole time of the Sergeant-Major's arrest Mts. Lilly wee DOM eccfloed to bet bed, hat that daring the whole time she was muip,about the betretks vitMlne her amosintmem as Mod award swear to it, foe I nem saw bar Meat the tanseke It Is my bad she wee very raw Caked Crawley repeated the qmstlen, sad whams tr plied.' I sweat that I do not—that fa, I did sot Mow it." Cresemandeatioe matieued. By the chart—le your Mime Ido sot, or I did sot Mow Witams—l men I did sot know when I mid I do not. I made a obtale le mist! was toying. Colmel Crawley submitted that the Brat answer Mould be mewed as well as the wood. The riesidest— The mart records the mower which the witness Weeded to give, end as he explain. • Picemake—We have DO °Woolens. The Preahat—l hem pat dowe mactly,what be mid. TM lint mime was thee recorded, vis., "I meat that I de sot—that Is. I did set Mow it." Woad Oiewley—Thea I will sow pet the qualm thee —WM you sweet that pro de net Mow that dodo( the whale tires of Bargesat-Majar laley's wed Mrs. Limey wen Bever ceased to her bed, bat that &whip the whole Mae the west shoat the barman smi visited her acquaint mar as mail? Whosee—l wear thet Ido not know it. Win you swear that you know the entrity to be W 6‘, ade you koow mein alma ill—l cannot swear, as I soar maw BM. !Alley eat ; all I aaa speak to is that it le my opinion that dm was ill mad aealeed to her bows. Up to the time of his arrest did Sergeant-Major Lam stay cm his regiassial beim' ia the first bangalowj—To 60 best of my r0c43464 be bat. Wheeferse the regiment tuned out for aa adieu, prude re UM day, would uo4 vary sergssat ot • troopbam le eater his name at threes, fee, AMA la the norm, I—lt is my belief they we to Mileage It is my belief that they sabered also. I hem mew hem then myself. Weald not the orderly empasin have le ma into the em ▪ major's oats, eves at say km. 4do 404 or mar be, ia order to bring the stoma amide of Mak Imps to bin ?—I aura say wing= guy wadi Isms Sis p into his 416, sr not titeii to go We Hu ago by *M g small Uri bats Alilubed Mrs. Mkt. la year *alga, as mob sit year ging in to ascertain Mugs tbs stotry as Is be robed ? nal would &pod vie whom tbs Sale ins. Ido not knew where ft wis big boom As adjutant of tiorestairst. wit pot ewers yea serer bed occesioe to adios likepaat-ilojor Lidley'sgeartess, sod disi you tentreoskthere T—l hays so reeolbetiosi OM Ise* hoes hilts qualms births. this the door ot his M. I liege there frorossatly, sod have drys bed lin all# ciFt tone. Areoeter eiiiatin IQ fierseent-Major Ulla and Ma. billey seffeat greet and grievous hardships in the manner of the eseentlos of the unmet, and, it mo, stater is what sespeet, catkin 3 , ourself to fame steady vitae your sea bowkda I—l onside. that Serpent-Major Lilley, living with as wife, must have suffered innievesimice, thseentries being pasted so es never to ,lees sight et, hint idea or day. You have slated that the sentries was adored sot to intrude on Sergeant-Major Lilley when he was to the rear ; whogaveUsk order d!— To the best of my reoolitatioe It was ' is the ceder read out to tie sentries at the mums-guard ; sod to the best of my recollection it wee gives by ay ocen- anodise Aker. You stated yesterday that that as the cooly exanpkon. Do you ddlherstely end me year oath adhere to that!—Upon I ay oath that is the o* esseqiite I resoollea. Now. Mr. Tiled..., I gast sorb you for • strefghtfor i: •meed maw to this Do you based to arm to lbw earl the that while I wee careful ne flai pansy ef Laney, I intended that= Why - to be spa I—l really aunt ay what my assesesdlog dim cod. Oa what day wen SengeatWejer Liles removed to the ' ,nestal bunplow I—l believe it to have lees on the 12th eater. De you know that I did my best to get es good or hatter 'irortnrs for Sergeont.ksjoiLilley this these be bra oons. gal ?—I am not swan of it. • Did you ever so aide as escoed bungalow 1!—I have gess to the It jr lies door, but lter ninta. arm amide during the time the ass. cuo a May I woe that that ems wader the am* feeling of Isseureass seed dare for Ma. Mete ankh whist' senaled yen in the an of the Gat hisegalisw I—Yen. Was than a masa sans the kegs noes is the sand ilert ear ar u to di m vide . • ? isle& bedpan end sitting roomy i weer net Lids, Was7ltere • " tchlck" beams the large o ter room sod the isms reessl—To the best of my issellsotiO z o, there weal • "Wait,* at the elearay of the law room. Yoe have aid that the second quinces were bombproof ii that, ie your opinion, render them noes *Mew to ankle tan if they had not been set—l have mated, 1 lank, that, to the best of my recollectioe they were bomb plea ; I cannot day whether they would he more injurious a ea. You have stated that the sensed quarters were injurious II health ; do yes consider it at all material to health . whether the roof was bomb proof or not ?—I should say then bask bomb proof without a Match over it would be more VIIII L Ied to your ceasing to at es adjutant on or about . the 4th May!-1 was placed on the sick bet. Do you mesa that you were %mall, or that yon were naselly plaid on the rick report tress that date 7—l was 'swell. To the best of soy recalation it was either on the Ott or the sth May that I we. plead on the sick report. Before you were setanla Planed OA the sick Mort did you request me to allow Mr. Sall to peform your duties is sdjstaat for you, under your supesintadons?-1 have so resollection of it. Who acted as adjutant immediately after _ you owed to de a I—l believe it to have been Cornet tinelL Do Jon mean to my you don't know `—To the beet of my recollection it was. Did Cornet Sall reside in your hasmasel was the orderly /ma not in your house all the time that Mr. Sail acted for yea!—Cornet slum resided is my house. h ave sot a die- Nat recollection whether the orderly-room was in my bias at the time or at the barracks. And yet you can only depose to the fact of Cornet Snell having euceseded you as adjutant to the best of your mal t/am although Corset Seen resided is your house the vhskof the time ; is it n 3 or sott—l havens awered it to the best of my neollectioe, as having ocauved now a year and a UN ego. Now. Mr. Fitzsimom I must request you to answer this = 5 distinctly : Did you sot aqua me to allow Snell to act for you as sdjatest under your orders, sepressly oe the posed that he lived in year Iscoom ties the oniselprooes wee in your house at that time ?—I been so realisation of it. I have sonic idea sow that an ales was in my hoses, and that the letters of the mffillniet end records were written there. The masers orderly-roan we. up in the barrack. Colonel Cawley repeated the qtastlia. Witness—Not • that I know of did I ever ask Colonel Crawley to allow Olinfet Sall to ass kers. -- ifylboTeZlCirawley—Oas you, Yr. Fitodmos speak to emoventatiose sod Ones empl o y e d,. mid jet sot be omits whether tie neonatal emly.roora was is your boom or sot ?—I base miebes to cossereatiotit sad plusses Is tits best of my roseUseties, an I base stated oat • pro• • vises data • Tom bare put I. a Mier of the 3rd November, 1062, writtoo by you, sad ocutaioiog a rentomtranee oat the asparirp imp& in my speech at the court • at Show ,au the 3rd of Joe& Let ma mit you whoa you mm aid eolled d brim yes wrote that letter reunited with m- ims. Mae question was repented. Witneew—l corendted the Quertermaater of the 6th Dra- Will you 'wear you onsalted no one else ?—I have shown • M letter to omens' eiloorn I cannot eay that I consulted Sew Did say ow aerie* you or mint you in the composition a than letter?—YeseAuertennester Noodle. I requested Ht I. nrooks be maid grille a I•War Ira will you near that no one else odvieed yon or gadded youin ita ecroccaition ?—1 have no recollection of say we Were the preesedinp of the court-martial at Mbow pub lished in the newspapers at the time they occurred l—Yes. Why did you abstain from talf any soda from Jane to November was not aware of Crawley's speech till I woe beck from leave of absence. I bad been up country at Locknow on leave of abeam, and was part of that time sick. _ _ . Were there no newspapers at Lneknow, and did not year interest in your friend Yr. Snide@ induce you to pay any attention to such proceedings, and did not you hear what wu aid of you from any of you brother officers ?—1 took no newspaper in at Lacknow, and I received no lamination, to the best of my recollection, from any one concerning it in the regiment. Did I give you my reply to your letter for your consi deration before you withdrew it?—Ys. The letter was banded to the witness, end the witness was said by Colonel Crawley if he recognised it as the one which he had given to the witness to read.—Ai well as / um recollect it iL The letter was then banded in, and reed by the offlotating judge advocate (Colonel Pippo) as follows: - - - Mhow, Nov. 10,1862. From Llent..Colonel Crawley, Commanding 6th Amami, to the Aaaistaat Adjut►ut-General, Y.D.A. Sir,—l have the honour to forward the acoompsnying ex phinatcry statement from Lintesont Fitssimoo, of the rev potent under my commend, relative to the strictures recently gamed upon him by hie EweUwe, Sir Hugh Boss, in hie remarks upon the ooarOraortial as late IPvmretee Sansles, of the regiment, which the lieutenant is of having laid before his excellency. Paragraph I. Lieutenant Fithimea says that he regrets extremely that his Eroslkecy Ekr Hugh Rose should °re sider his testimony before court " most evasive and um tidactory." I have pointed out to him that the term " move ^ was applied to hie Mime by the court Me anly, who must have been the best judges of the manner in which be gave his testimony, as now but those who wit named it could possible characteties it mdequat but his excellency appears to have adopted the opuses tithe coat from his weed el the proceedings, and to have super: added sa the result ci hie permit that ilk. Fitsimea's evi dence was oleo ealatidactery, sad showed hie entire "an diaess for the Mildewy." Per. 2. Lieut. Fitselmos depnestes the remarks of his ex cellency as to hiscareleseness sad neglect in pennon the No. tries oo the quarters'', the bite Regimental SergetahMajor Lilley, he. and wishes it to be undefined that in all be did be simply canted out the ceders he received from me, his commanding allow. To the assertion d Legitimised lbw ninon I have merely to Aare that I unequivocally deny it. Ltretwant Fithian:is did not awry out the orders be re ceived from me. When abs eargeaninajon!wereptdered tithe placed is dm arrest I ordered Lieutenant literate° (thee adjutant) to see the order earned into effect, sad to me that entries wen placed over their quarters. I wmd a copy of the orders I issued on that mimics (merW• Al and which I directed Lieutenant Patents= to have explained to the sentries at every relief. Whim I received the se companyieg letter from Lieutenant Fithisoon a few days no, I seat for him, god in the presence . c 4 Curtis and Headley. sod Lietlielliab sad Acting -= Dans, I mked him whether he bed mesa the enehthe placed over the prisoner Lilley, according to my moth and whether he bed panted out to the sentry, the ilem mounted, aid to the seepaat el the guard, she pone he he occupied by the sentries tai charge of the prisoses, as it his duty, m adjutant, to have does. Lienteneat Pitnimon wee most reittcheany coustraket to sr kowledge to me in the prams of the abonommed others, that be had sot goes to the quarters e . reant-Majce LOW to point cot the posts to be by the s cathes, sad therefore bed Dot obeyed m j=; bet bad oceteand himself with visiting them case twine a day alter the done arrest 141 ordered. I Joked him if he had been aware that the 'why had cater/ soy memos, or ionevolows b Mrs. Lithy by haw plaited war the door ee the ram in which she we. lying sick, m 17127 =hi be t had been made to him en math gabl." It wee not aware that any anthem* or . thee had been samed ;so bad any irenliMik been mods to him that push we. the case. It will be ep poet from the above, that Lieuteesat Finds= OM net carry out the ceders be received frappe, andthat whitlow mono, might have been caused to or felt by theirento Major or Yn. Unity must be attributed to hie carelsomess sad nu lls ', of his duty as adjutant. The feet is that path timantlffitrdma was wholly *wind of the them af ditties as adjukat, and of the importance of these el • sentry over • primmer in elm anise. With reference however, to this subject of clams sneer of illergeant.lhjer LiUey and the annoyance caused to hi aid' wife bill: proximity of the sentry to her sick couch, I with a plea, section, sad elevation (marked B)7rhe d goo k: owegebed by them in ceder to show bow grousdkas are the aenesslises brought sexiest nee in the public prim of Metemeil him is • place "as bed as the bleak bole of end how little amessity existed for piano( the sentry "at the dear ci his bedroom winds two feet of the bead al the bed when his shit wife was For as ao gth =M&seethed by the kW sermaatana his wideness e coati. It wee cm ci these ortuitces &loth shams so adroitly seined by Mr. /Meth to discredit me sad to tropisms the outride tenth with his ides of the tyranny and oppreethe I exercised towards hint and those who might be obnoxious to me. Frees this plan it will be observed that the entire 'spotty of the three seem fonniag the mein or inhabited parties of the budding amounted to about 11,400 feet, Indio itodestly oethe two small rooms, seek about 7 feet nem, at the beck. This cubic apathy lees nearly se may be Imo Moss that allowed for each soldier in hermits. sad whom the lamb!', doses (Bj, each averaging about 6h. 6kr in Might by 3 ft is width, together loth 6 win ' dews, sinengho about 2 ft 6 in. is Log ht by 2 ft. in width, sad the One wonkier" in the roof of each room in the are tams into consideration, I do not think that the in which be was undergoing close merest mold be teallampared with the black hole of Calcutta. Indeed I have a distinct reoollectiou that KM. Ldley applied to me , through the regimestal quartermaster to be allowed to stop up the ventilators, as she found the quantity of ak too much for her weak langs. Again, the necessity for Morn a sentry at the door of the bedroom within two feet ', Mrs. 14161 S bed isnot apparent, there being a large rosin 33 hy 14, and another about 16 by 14 in either of which the prwasee ' could have been accommodated, without say necessity what ever of &Orman or annoying she sick woman trim bedroom. I may add that there are few unmarried alines of my reit meet who ban se large an amount of accommodate% or so large a adds espanty of air to breathe in their homm se bad Regimental Sergeant-Hs* and Mn. Lilly. Par. 3.-1 a reply to this paragraph I Ilan merely to remark that I have had ample opportunity permitted from time to time ci judging that tautest& FStssimou is so short sighted that he omen see remotely the panties' in which a soldier in the ranks handles hie arms, either sword or carbine, at dial, and that I was a vary short time present with the regiment before I discovered h i defective vision. It was, however first brought under my r a : . within a few days after I joined by Major, then Bwiodly, who employed it as owe argument by which he v o i losed aaba " Ma Mar. Fitniro ppearance i a h er r " i g t leljati g ee I be in the opiates of the three medical M i lkers wh.:M y re yem ployed to examine them I am amide say, hot the fact remains the same, and from my observanon of him at drill ever since hie return to the regiment within the last three I weeks, I am unable to record my Maks east his sight is what it eagle to be for a meshy ahem whose duties might call him to the command of an outpost. . Par. 4. I have to soy that I have been unable to forward Lieutenant Pltreknon'e statement in my remarks aerWer it • consequence .1 constant employment of my time he the theaction of my regiment now going on, and the difficulty I have had is obtaining the dintersioss of the quarter saw ' pied by the late sergeant major (which has lately been palled down), so so to make my report as full and as we clothe as I wished it to be. Lieutenant Pithier:ls delay is lengths the matter forwards scarcely iatellegibis to so, seeing that the general order contained ia bir Hugh Ruse's numb wmpubliabed in all the papers in the upper pro. whom of led* where he was on leave during the first ten days of the moth of September. His not having read his excelleocy's remarks is therefore somewhat isexPomble.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, T. R. CUAwLIT, Lisnt.-Colonel commanding Inaiskilling Dragoons. By (Anibal Crawley—After mewing that letter, and those which have been already put in evidence, did you de . tenons to withdraw your letter of 3rd Nov. I—l did. Is it usual for so officer who has made a serious charge against mother officer, and on more serious and matun re ticence has withdrawn it, to revive that charge at a later period !—lt may not be usual. I withdrew that letter at the time, only in consequence of its Wing proem:iced W. subordinate by the major-gtheral, and that he wandered I might produce my profeemeal Mo. Having withdraws that letter, when did you lint think of renewing the charges minion me am not exactly aware that I renewed the charges until they were called for from rue by the Horse Cando I should wish to add, that on my return from India to this country on sick have, I requested the medical board, before which I was to ap pear, would also make as examination of my eyesight, in couseqoence of the sensation made against me by my elm menthes officer. How did the Hero Goods first become acquainted with the foci that von bad over made such charges !—I amen exactly re, hot it is my opioioa that they were forwarded by Ceptain books to the Horse Goer& How did Mr. tholes become posonmed of a letter which you had withdrawn in the November previously ?—I em m ettle to say. I sever seat the letter to Paymaster &oath, sow am I aware how it came into his possession. Will you swear that since you resented to Eryland you have communicated with no pence except the military, au thorities eu the subject of that letter 7—l have commeei eated with pawns on the subject of that letter; WM. with Mr. &Wes. With whom besides the military authorities have 'mem munioated os the subject of Mat letter!—With moral per ms; with my owe Moods sod my relation.. Colonel Crawley —I have DO mon quantities to seek the witness. Sir A. Horeford —I have no questions to ask either. The coon thee adjourned until 10 o'clock this (Monday) morning. HoaxlY•7'a Tea is choice and strong, moderate I n prkn, sad abdomens to sae These advantages have second for this Tea a geneersl pnbnnos. 1t L. eukl la pulses lei 11, Iso essuls.—iddradlesaati ILatu Inttilfgentt. JILETROPOLITAN COUNTY 00171711. Mini days appointed fur the prtsent week. WIIMUISTICII, 82. Martin's-larea—Moody, N 07.15, Tuesday, 24 , Wadseaday, 25 ; Monda, 26. I 1110011113IIRY. Porthod-ros y d.—Wedneeday, NOw. 26 ; Thurs day, 26 . Friday, 27. Samartarl, Whitehead'a-grove.—Tneaday, Nor. 16; Wainer di g:2 5 1131271.7., Doneas-tarraott.-Thawiay, Now. ; Widmer day, 25; Friday, 27. 8101t1D12021,, ad. -road.—Theeday, Nor. ; Thareday, 26. Bow, Bow-road.—Friday, Nos. 27. Thurs Wa ay rracturzi., Gnat traew6droet—Wedriesday. Nor. 26; , 26 ; Friday, 27. 206Tliwalta, Swaristreet.—Tmeeday, Noy. 14 ; Thursday, IS; Frktay, 27. UMW% Camberwell New-road.—Tuesday, Nov. ; Wed nesday, 211. 0231WWini.,-Shoreday, N0v.16. WOomnow.—Friday, Nov. 27. T uesday, Cry! oF lk. Lowe, Ouildhall-boildlnp..-Monday, Nor. 22 ; JUDICIAL Mt O EH 1 TILE MUTT 00(1/CLL. WHITALL.. _ _ The committee wOl commence sitting for the demon& of boat• saes on Theriot November 20. at harvest 1011 Patent: RaNced's Patent Proloaotton (Improvements in Bali de.), to be beard Nov. 115. at 6Wpoet 10 nm Jimmie : Wien (chair) v. /midi (clerkj. Arches Court, imp and Ibmtews— Wiens World V. the Bishop of Salisbury, dim Clenet, isms and Reviews—Cleary y. ll'Andrew and otham, OA Gout of Adroireltr. amp es the Galant—Batts= Nestellear v. the fa minder el 6blvaptindeh. Mai& R&M lonlaind re == lant, v. The Government of Bengal and din. Renee Bornotooree, appellant, v. Rajah Ilinenhuniter lox Molina lon Booboo!, appellant. v . , Cinder, Dtpd at— othars, reenanden to—Brown, appoint. V. , me t—DPl, appoint, v. Murphy and orator , von. appelhnt, v. Tuck, respondent-o'l,step, v. Stemma and Andom, respondents—Grittily, v. Me mo oMA:bingos, respondents— Duranty, y. sod I others, reepondenta—D appellant, v. atom sad others. =WM— Diplen, ant, T. Ali. reopesdene—Comp an° others, appetite, T. Doafood and anoint, rospoodesi EQUITY OOURT&—Nov. 21. (Balm Vice-Clissosilar Mr W. P. Wood.) 11 TH IL?AL COITON cOXPAZY. This was a portico for the wisding-up of this eerapar, which it sported on fisted of term Brothers, who had purchreed Laud for the purpose et the company. The spe culation having word abeetive, an arraagenteet had been ordered into o. e the mod with a view of putting ea end to the room. Thom WS SOON s al testimony r to whether the petitioner had squired O this arrange meet, but whether IN had dor so or not he now sought to UT' the affair wound up by the run. Mr. W. M. James, Kr. Photo', and Mr. Trrell were in the The ease. thought ibis was sot a aces is which be ought to sakes wioding.up order. The object at the Wiadiog•up Aot was to save eipssee , while the cmly meal& of winding up such a compiny ea under lie provider would be to Maur melon soots. lodged it eared that V the company were left to itself a bewiddal arrangement would be carried out for petting au end to it with as littL expeom as might be to all parties. This polities would, the dare, be atoms& COURT OF 0031.110 N PLICAS.—Nov. 2L Union, at Nsi Prins in Loadon.—(Baton Yr. Justin, Wilke and a Comma Jury.) LITNOLDB W. WM DODLITT• POZ ♦ LADY. This mar was brought to recover 491. 7s. for breaking a home, and afterwards riding it at varier times, so as to mader it partly este to to used by • year lady about 15 years ad. The noble defendeat paid 251. into mark sad denied his liability to and rester amount. Kr. Hawkins, Q,0., and .11r Toppiag. appeared for the plaudit Mr. Haddlestoa, for the defendant. Kr. in veers( the ear, rid that the Mr Umbria Reynolds, wag ass el the meet ascompliehed scrierrians a the day, a id elm had two astabklausere, at Brighton end Wmptea, where she took in hones to be broke sad trained. Is May, 1859, Earl Daisy seat to Mir Bayed& a dna beews,l4 beads high, whisk he was desirous of having rem , *lend rmankably quiet, so that a yeang lady ark' ride it safely. Ake Reynolds's °barge for inakiag a home wee 61.65. ; bat it was the mart mak* far patsoas far ' whom horses bad bees broken from time to then to mad them to her, 'batike might reran and ride them no that they should continue quiet and well trained ; sad if a harms rinser only far • few gar her charge wee a gases for the Bret "Brea" sad half a guinea for ray eateraent time that she rode it. If her mama, boron% wee* re quired for several samenisiv• weeks, bar eba re was 30s. • week far ear hawse. The dun hares having been broke' was rat home, bat subeareetly is was seat to like Reynolds to ride sad remora with her for arms weeks between June and Deomaber, 1859. In the following year she rods the horse for 13 or 14 weeks, sad la this way the account sow sued for became due. B. (Mr. Hawlfte) understood that it would he suggested that lies Reynolds had et times ridden thin hear for arresemat, bat the jury woad homily give mash weight to that suggestion when they bred that she wee ceauscoly air or ten hou rs • day in the middle oa bliss., mad not for pram& To Bugged that she bad Addeo for ananeement was se aboard as to my that bear say it his Irma Meads would come down to that delightful neighbourhood of Gaildhell, and pam days la eddreasiag lurks sad examining mitres. wither an honoraakm, and shear for • amusement" (Laughter.) MU, Remade rid that she had for fifteen years been urged la breaking his..., and bad an exteneive connexion among the nobility end gentry at the West-end. She had also broken a horse for tie Maori of Wales. Her charges were alvra t 6h ge ose stated by the learned coma. It wee a oommoe to have hams seat to her to ride after they bad been • and elhe frequently rode horse of morning before t he Lam rode than. She rode Aver mix her.., all the year mead for Lord Wilbeghactitradry, end be paid 30e. • week fir welt. In Jona, I aie went to Dedisphere by errant/ant, sad sew Dudley, who said that be rated the due horse perfect for • young lady to nde,ead be thought that it was not then quiet esougla. He said that be scald not afford to give haf -a grim a le." but he woad pay the same as other people. mid that she bed riddle there on or of Lord Wil loughby eifeemby's herr sad she charged him 30e. a week. The earl rid that be did not mind that. _ _ _ loinsstbar sviia;cri weiiivTa tai support of tbs plaintiff's slain. Mr. Huddled.= caned so whams, bet be addressed the jury, staling that he should sot my anything so ridiculous es that Xim Reynolds rade far anmesment ; but what be did say wee that Earl Dudley, bther the damns undo to he a:whitest, desired to have the *dos of the ior7 urn the matter ; bet it their decides ebould be spinet him he would then cheerfully psy what they awarded, together with those meta which be would in that am be able to. The jury found to the phiatill fee the smut claimed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Nov. In. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) sunausam (wan: cmizocaorraj r. camas. Dr. Swabsy, for the petitioner, who prayed a declaration of nu ll ity on the pod un of her aimed kusha's previously willing marriage. The respondent, an rotate agent in Ireland, married Easily Fins In that wastry, ao far back as the year 1825. He Weimar& went to Amnia. Os his return to England be weed under the name of Cooper, aed made We acquaint awe of Him Hatheriaad, We petitioner. He married her at Limehonse in 1852, and the oehabitatina listed about two yews. The petitioner then found some letters whkh satisfied her of his previous marriage, sod she at owe kft him. Proof of tbs two warthog baying been given, and also of Mrs. Croatia's 'arrival after 1852, Tile most cleaved the smand marriage to be Ball. 0017 RT OF BANIERIIPTOI.—Noy. 21. (Before Mr. Oommissioner H01E904 DI AZ W. ASPINWALL. The bankrupt was an upholder, of Gromenorrdrest, Hoed-street. He ems to the court as his owe petition three months eau, with debts, appere•My, of about 10,0901. At • attain on ay last a resolution was some to by the creditors for winding up the 'date oat of court ea pay ment by the bsakrnpt of a mespositien of fn 6d. in the poised. This wee the sitting for examination and dim:their, lied the sppoistesind having been made before the resolution of andlimrs was peened, no steps ware now takes. II 3x LAUSINCS, 1101111NOSZ, AND SCSRADI3. The bankrupts were the celebrated leather beton, ho., of St. Mary.axe. This was a Mein tar audit. It was stated that them is shoot 4,0001. in band, which win yield a far ther dividend as the joint estate of ad. or bd. is the pound, in addition to 4e. 10d. in tits posed previously paid. THE POLIO', 0011121'8. IEARLHOROUGH4STREET. W. Booth was charged with being found is the ams of the Earl of Llama's house, 3, Banth.tree,t, st,„ G •orgie * f o r an unleaded purpose. A peliee-constable found the primer lying is the area es if in a fit, and be g a ll e d t o th e servant to bring him • pail of water. As WOO as the primmer beard the word " water he looked up quite fresh. TIN prisoner said be bad been • soldier, sod west leto the area to beg for some money in order Mist hi discharge renewed at the Horse Guards. He stated that he had bees in Ind's, but being questioued he app eare d t o k no w nothing of the pore be bad been in. Committed to prison for fourteen days the magistrate sayig that a man who lived by lying ought am to be let of entboiat puitalunint. SOUTHWARK, William Harris, nlalanrlY Mae, foreman to Ms. Oar& ser in e keeper, Bermirodeepondl, we Aimed with wi ossly linowieg Chubs Nowell into** river The was teens= to his brother, a deal vinoebant, et well Os Taesday mora -1 ig bid be wee denied by Lie brother to briat a Lte slow Wside whorl. wad se me el Mr. Oardoor's ep tfe got as beard and eadanwared to Wades it, bat gadlsg a lama* as On abide, he procured a bummer, and was the point of °pecan the leek whoa tbe priecraer eat shed him alto Pte river. The otter unsabent Sea het sad se he 000 M set SWIM he would blot inentbrorned his aerie to hie oat 2 4 4 l li ttirony w 14,44 a way vikb- Us Meese yes Yet pfteeer's tarp would love bete MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, mat away and damaged. It wee his duty to prusiii the 1100pluaaat from unfastening the chain, and in doing so he oceideoMll palm& him into the river. The mil it had beer shown that efts' the man waa in the water the PriKelt bad done nothing to help him sat' it was iberefree busy serious clump, and he should seed him to the Old Bailey to be toad, bat as them were other witnesses to be brought formed be should remand him, and would accept ball for his swamies. THANKS Revery Pickett, well-dremed, got cep is the most approved style,aad who pat oa erapprarenes of inuoroce which would have deeeived any but the most experiemed mss, was charged with committing • very impadeut robbery In a pabflo street. He is not quits twelve years of age, sad he ha been in mutely twenty times. Oa Friday Gawp Smith wee driving • has and cart along Orford-stresta Whitsehapel, whoa he raw the prisoner, who wee at the back of the cert, in the eel of drawing some limo out al • trunk. On finding himself discovered, he immediately called to the driver, " There they go, down that seed ; they have been s tea ling your Odom.' The prisoner made • very plausible address is defence. Thomas Finable, an old deleativeelicer, said—This boy is the mast dangerous thief in London, his sppearanee and mars are so deceptive. He wee markt/id in Nay last and matenced to throe months' imprisoemeet sad had labour, sod three years' palmate( in a reformatory whoa, for pick ier; pockets. His father get him o ff , and be was not mat to • reformatory. He is fibs animist young pickpocket and thief we ham Mr. Partridge asked tin prisoner if he would be Wed by him (the magistrate) or at the 114•1110111. Pi:socar— Well, or, I will be tried here ifl us to be tried at en. Mr. Partridge said se dangeroor sad incorrigibles thief as the prisoner moat be removed tram emir* for a long time, sad motorised him to bs detested for Wee years in the Frahm lodustrial SebeoL The primer uttered • dreadful oath on bearing hit ma team RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS AT OUILDPOLD. GUILDFORD, RuspAT Ilsowy. It appears that ti. etatentiat which, ewer also. the cremation of the town . 21.: sailitary wi ,ziril eat. may, that as soon as the we, the " Guys" meld hold their annual disgr aceful w careival, was true. The soldiers retr-ned to Aldemihott led Thursday. List eight, about half-past 11 o'clock, the "Guys" ammo out, and began their work of revempe. They were set me numerous as last year, but appeared in *time of the meet fantastic description, cad were aided is their ashairme weak by set of roughs, waren* of the "oavvie' LL :=. were armed with their casimermay and carried with them large supply...77Z works. Their first intention appears to have been to visit with retribution those trate' who had taken tbe most active l ' irkt to supprem the yearly scene al riot and cadasion. The chid magistrate of the boroank was one fof the victims— Mr. Henry Piper, the then Mayor ; and the other singled cut for their reran* was Mr. J. Weals, lineudrapea, who allies ea business within • few yards from the spot, op posite Holy Trinity Church, where the bonfires have metomarily been held. The Guys made their advent into the town from the direelfma al Stallserfisids sad were then about 18 or 20 In number, and proceeding alma the /take-road they " prectisid" oa the Madam of limn. Limy sad Bowyer—two ' specials," who had, it seems, given their pasty some came of offence. The wisdom at the reelisimin of those gentian's were nearly all smashed. The noire then ran to the upper part of the town, turned waned the corner of the Ram, anang and yelling like garages. The panels of the shatters of Mr. Week's shop windows were in au instant broken, the shatters wreathed from their plops., and the large plate ems means (one f • a window, and each being eetheated as worth at kest .) smashed into a thousand Seem Nor did the upper windows share • better fats. The di viaiosal was blokes, sad other pests of the wood-work shivered, and not • lush, pans *hinter". This was only the work of a few minute'. An alarm had now *pried through the tows, and the bell at the Town-hell was loudly rang, wheel about twenty menthersof the 24th Surrey RiSmi and • number of the other amid oonstahles amesibled. An exploom of fireworks sad some yelling being heard in the dirsotios of Cbspel•trest, in obedience to the commend " Forward," they marched thither, but this, found maim demarding their slobs. Before the Gaye left Mr. Wooly's, Polioe-coortthie Sutton &rain& at the earner of the street He could do rii= almond ;mandated, bat look on. Several of the :ref e r °P sade replied that i deosselit thatheshoeld declined to obey their inandaTZ on which they attached ban in diabolical =doom, sad ea severely injured him that he had to be carried home sad placed under imam diets magical atiendsom. We are informed that he had one of his rim needy knocked oat, and that his iced is frightfully battered. Mr. Phillips, surgeon, is in attend- MOS upon bat it will be • keg time before Suttaa be able to resume his °armhole/7 duties. From Mr. Weals's, the Gays ran to Mr. Piper's, the ex-mayor, and demanded from that gentlemen • nem* bribe, (prom/dog him that if he would give them • good round sum they would not hart his place. Mr. Piper re fund, on which they again threatened him. He reminded them that Mn Piper was still suffering from • geoleacted Blame, and begged them to desist. This they utterly die regarded, and at mob commenced their attack. They com pletely smashed In the front door, brisalg dews a part el the frame sad match* off the binges. The upper and lower window' alai wife completely destroyed. la me of the rooms was afterwards found a bludgeon to which three squib had been attached, lead* to the batman that the " Gay" who was conneimioned to use thin weapon did ea after the fashion of a hand remade, by throwing it into the wisdom. The Venetian blinds at Mr. Piper's were math broken, whilst those at Mr. Wade's were utterly destroyed. Herat( effected this ranch destruction the Guys dlasead for the night, 1101130 of them, fearing pursuit by the spedah r throwing away their bludgeon. in the streets, sad wren their ferny drama. Several *irks aad un melba were foetid this morning in thet and the streets were this morning and afternoon almost impamable from the crowds who assembled to iaeoset the result of this year's " visitation of the Gaifferd Guys.' Owing to Was goddesses; of the attack and darn; the spemah, we are told, bad scarcely time to organise and amine their method at dealing with the Gays. It is mid that three of the Gays who aided in them diagreireful proceedings are very well known, and that they will be brought before the asap*. trate& sad that large rewards will be offered for the dis covery and conviction of any of the other ringleaders. The town is this eveniog in a state of excitement. No attempt was made last night to "get up" any bonfires ; the object of the Gays appearing to have been simply that of renege. SUNDAY Nam, 7.30. Mr. Phillips, surgeon, has bees in constant attendee°, on the poor fellow Sutton, the borough constable, who was attacked last sight by the " Guys." We regret to kern on inquiry that the sufferer Is sinking fed, end cm scarcely be expected to survive the night over. Moth sympathy has been expressed on behalf of Sutton, who was an exceedingly civil sad inoffensive officer, and whose obliging manner was meetly a subject of remark by travellers arriving at or leaving Guildford Railway station, where he was, by an arrangementbetween the London and South Western Bail. way Company and the local polies authorities, located in the capacity of a ticket collector. Sutton is married and has a Wee family. HOSPITAL PUIDISZASIIIOIIIII3 HIAIT.-.-011Thura day evening sowed woe glom at Um M mid HaL.fiteredreet, for the benefit of the Hospital for Dames of the Heart, Margaret-street. Cavendish-square. The services of the whole of the artistes were gratuitous, and the programme of the evening was more than carried oat, many pieces being given which were not set down for the evening', per formance. This fact allows that the services of the ladies and gentlemen who waisted with their time aid Wests were not grudgingly given far the cause they bad espoused. The concert gave great satisfaction to a crowded and lashiooable auction" and the seems of the mooed in a pecuniary point of view must be exceedingly satisfactory to all concerned in the UMWe endeavour of relied.; the aelicted.__ Tea Naw HOSPITAL AT HIBMINIIKAD. —The new hospital presented to the borough of Birkenhead by Mr. John Laird, Id. P., was formally inaugurated by that geode man on Saturday. The hospital is a handsome buildrig erected after designs by Mr. Walter Boat, architect, and bunt chiefly of &orrice stone, and commanding a splendid view of the Birkenhead Park, which coven upwards of 180 Cheshire sores. As much stream bee been laid by the bed authorities. including Miss Florence Nightingale, on the construction of hospitals, spinet the use of absorbent materials for walla, ceilings, and doors, the walls and ceilings of the new hospital are domed with Paden cement, which forms a polished and oompletely non. absorbent surface. The floors of all the wards sad of the operatiog•room, the corridors, water•clossta, bath-rooms, and lobbies, are laid with polished oak, is order to render them as Dols-absorbent u possible. It was announced during tharo d proceedings that Mr. T. Breasev, contractor, bad for w a cheque for 6001. to pay for dm land upon which the hospital has bow built. kiirAvY LOOMS AT SBA.—The Cape and India mails bring intelligeooe of three serious losses at sea i—The Wisp of the With on the bar of Cochin Chios, wham several of her Grew were drowned ; tie Sebastian at Pert Natal, all her pasiongers and crew saved ; sad the Pad of Hardwieke at the Caps of Good Hope, all oo board saved. Foonnineuro or ram Snir Aurram.—On &tor , day the pardeulare were rewired el the of the Islam Austral, Captain IJrquhart, hosed to Ad ' from Louden. ahortly after clearing out of the English Cheeael. It appears that the vessel sprung a leak, probably from the darting of a plaak. The pumps, though kept constastly at work, were useless, and she filled up to the deck and west dews head foremost, twenty minutes after the crew lied all asespeal. They were taken up by the American ship Rida which reftraod with them to the Channel. The loss not be less than 60,0001. Ds. DI Joion'a Lunn-Blow' COD lava OIL —The unoquillod ourative power of this Oil In all Magas of coo , somplion end diesams of the cheat Is now Raiversally »caw deed. no Warded Plriskam. are. Bolcom:, This medicine deserves to occupy a diellsguisheil piece In the treat ment of consumption. By Oa employmest we have bees able to It degree te t rlstan ni =l=l d ele t r; e i lrouil s arri . wed at the fa. dd.. Ss. ad.. and Ss., Of As. de J4lll agents, Abair. Harked, sad Co., 77. Strand. LOndm and chemlsts.—(Advartlen selati 1863. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMILLTY, Nov. 21. --Arronrni ions. =odor* T. Hervey, the maim °Moor on the southern &Tidos of the Praia station, and in oconmand of the Lodes., 19, 'mew frigate, to receive the mplela'a good Drain = I vice C. H. H. Buckle, 0.8., prorated to be Rear. et the Blue. Lieutenaate H. H. A. Nalawaring, O. A. Watts, and H. J. Faiths. to the Ceequeror. Chaplain Rev. R. R. Johnstone to the Leopard. Chief Engineers J. Robson from the Highllyer to the Phoebe, B. P. Pius to the Asia, for service in the Highdyen Paymaster John Hay to the Conqueror. Paymaarter's Ararat, T. W. Moore and E. B. Cornish to the Conqueror. Clerk E. G. Ellie to the Boyd Adelaide. Clerk's !raiment T. Hera to the Conqueror. PORTBIIOIITS, Nov. 2Z C0111215-31•11TIAL IN JAPAN. —A private sone speediest, Sang tram Y0k0611114 AMIN net a caret martial wee had a based t a bs Peari,_ es the 31st of Senn tor the Mal el Ren Arthur Fess ablessanan belanguas to the subsea Nestart. as the Sand desks aim sad ie=ber .I , tiee. The prune plead uni sti a rY. sad wee stewed to receive 48 Ws" to be ie Reel Kong Owl for tweiveneens, end is be disiond bon the Kestrel. On the 2ed el eepandser a est seeseabled as board the Issuater tev llr. Arthur Canister OS sow. iwkilhineine of ne Part, for mien if may. The ri ser may, sad was asakand le to, One menthe seniority u a isidehipmens. Oa tbe Mee , the more est sat for the kW of Mr . Wiser* nein entelnatuglarair of tbe detain as baud the Algeria% far Stalessen lied for Warta& as indecent saw. Thorium c i l l eided y gontY, wad Was sentessed to be diming from bar e oaths. On the more dry the eine ma rt saa fee r nal of William Taylor, able sass el the Algeria% far drunkenness. Tke prises pleaded slinky, awl we stens& to reads, 48 lashes, to be reeleed in Nees boas Oath for twelve months, lad to. is be tbareisiS from bee MSS 's er via with digress. Oa the led of September a wart sr enabled es beard the AKA far the kW at Mr. Her, Eased Pararam, ming saw of the Oasts, far databases. Tbegiseser pleaded_senty, aed was ennead to be *mined from bar lianny's swain with diegnes. Ob is the 7111 Inetenbee a awl seseenbied 011 bawd the eseater Ise the trial al Ur. Hannon, midshipman, Mr. Ryder, midskipme, Kr. Lewis P. Wens, espersaanry midshipman. and Mr. W. Barnes, dirk, ell at the hart, for being abnet Slant lean sad disobedient, of orders. The paces pleaded evilly, sad wen sestencal se fellows :—Nr. Hartehone sot to hare any promotion for 12 monks and se miteth's lean Speed • Mr. Ryder mid Yr. BUMS *II Mine, and Yr. Walla to Lae Qrs. months' senor ity, sad one mooth's Lave stopped. Tin Own Stamm Vottruraita—On Saturday afternoon the members of the 21st Middlesex (Civil &Moe) Ride Volunteers competed at the mimes Whnblecton for the Chalices* Cup, value 100 gulmes, promoted by his Royal Rieman the Priem of Wales, es has. colonel of thel tegument. The shooting was under the direction of Knekra Halliday, the Mbar bottle= al stailreary, sad Serpast- Mtior Samba Throughout the aoataat there was • Earwig wind tram the lift front, The traps yam 100 act SOO yards, 10 Moly at seek distasse. Heemegb, tie Pod (Whitehall) company, proved the winner, by is= amrks. The next highest scores were PrivMe Audit-01os Ocenpaey 48. Seemmet dedby, Wend Re. Tease 44 hi n ts Freer, ink ad Ramose Clam = ( 4 3 37 1 = Ocepsed Taylor, Whfrbeheß Compaq, 4$ MARKETS. TALLOW.-BArraDAT Ittornio.—The meat stud,44a tosiz. iry •-8 1 9:1 4 425. • Jaaspey, 4.38. . 903 asks ; litek4 la iltet o. 4412 emirs. COTTON.—Lniarocz, Nov. 21.—There has been rather a better tone in oar market today, with steadier prima. The Was are 5,000 bakes, of which 1,500 are en spew; MUNI and for export. 300 AIEgriCSIS, 280. to via. ; 4,120 Surat, 16d. to 24d. ; 500 laptian, 28ed. to 190. 80 Bahia sad Maeda, 28d. Today'a import is 111,513 ()arrow GOODB.—NANCEIBTIn, Nov. 21.—We hew bad a heavy sad spiritism market far both yarn end oldie all the week. A little better fading prevailed Lentsilay and this morning, whin arose from the fan that had pared over without any further advance in iii7M rate, bat it did an lied to soy improvenied in Amend Betters became a little less pressing to read" end OP far prices steadied • little. Buyers, however, are quite disinclined to operate. Now that the fern en= respecting the money marked have abated a little a new Jr. Buena is operating as both buyers end senses, in the brim arrivals of codas. The imports this week have ben 93,000 tales, whilst the eels have only reached 211,700 at ad. to Id. per lb. decline, of which call 10,370 bales have been purchased far home esontespdes. Under then ciontowsr- ras rims, bee of cloth and Jan, .o in favour of ' Wank - 'w entinue firmer than are mvour of buyers. —____ yarns _ - cop, but even them are adder to b y teas they were a week ago. Low to madkun counts of home bade yam em dammed, and about ad. per lb. umber the Mai d Tuesday. What are termed Blackburn (home trade) yam are id. to Id. lower. Water twit, bundle and la• three sad double yarns am leer affected in pries, bat rimy little hosl. nem baa been dorm Doubled yarn up to 100'. ere maileeted and declis.ing. In cloth, probably, if the market were fairly Meted, prices would be found to answer pretty much to the change in Tame, but in reality buyers are so immersed with the belief in decline that oely a very limited beldam her been effected for any quarter. WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Lacoa, Nov. 21.--Only a mode rate amount of bogies, was transacted in the halls this morning, the attendance of buyers being limited. The chief inquiry was again for witneys, pilots, and other winter fabriai ; next to thees.auns tweeds, a few good panels of which changed hands, as also a sprinkling of melte.% both stoat and thm, and hairfisni. Prices continued firm. HARDWARE—Bnutimcmir, Nov. trade of this town continues M s healthy stmts. Our maeufactaters are for the most part well employed, and there is eget nuously steady demand for hardware goods on account of the home tads. I. the foreign department business is quiet ; in the course of the week a few South deletion orders have bees given out ; there is • little doing on ac count of the Best Indies and Claim, and the Australian trade is tolerably good ; the ocratinental trade is languid, except as regards Spelt, to which it is up to the average. The reports we receive from the adjoining district are all of them more or less satisfactory ;• at Wolvarliamptee a good amount of besieges is being done ; at Walsall the saddlers Ironmongery trade is rather brisk, and in the neigh bourhood of West Bromwich an improvement is visible. In castiags there is as average amount at business doing, and for railway linage there is a steady demand, the large works in the neighbourhood of Wednesbury being in full operation. On the Dudley side of the country business is brisk, and there is very little of unemployed labour in any quarter. In this locality the ism trade is is a stated animation, and prices are well maintaised ;in fast there is no reason why the , principal Moos should depart from the trade scale, inasmuch as most of them have orders sufficient to keep them going up to the end of the quarter. For malleable iron there is a good demand on the part of home consumers, and the ex porting houses are doling much more than they usually do at this period of the year. Is consequence of the increasing demand for pig.itoe'it is said to be in contemplation to blow additional furnaces in after Christmas, in the evert of the activity which now characterless the trade being maiotaioed up to that time. CORN.-Curstunoe, Nov. 21.-We had again a large supply of all corn, which met a very dragging demand at barely last week's prices. Wheat, 325. to 14s. ; barley, 30s. to 38s. ; beats, 34e. to 40e. ; oats, 20s. to 24e. per qr. CAIILLBLI, Nov. 21.-We had an swamp supply of all kinds of pain at our market this morning. Passe of goad wheat may be pronounced generally Bd. per Carlisle bushel ' above last week's rates, in coesequence of the large atten dance of seed buyers. Flee seed samples brought from ls. to Is. lid. above our quotations, but the inferior earls still showed b 0 Oats sold slowly at a reductioe of 3d. per bushel ; 41 = doll, at late rates. Prices:-What, white, new, 14a. 611. to 17e. 6d. ; ditto, old, 16s. 6d. to 184. ; red, mew. 13e. 6d. to 16e. ; ditto. old. ifs• to 1 61 . barley, new, 9a. 6d. to lls. ; ditto. old, 10s. &L to Lis. • oats, potato, new, 6e. 6d. to 7s. 9d.; ditto, old, 9s. 10a.; ditto, common, new, lip to 7s. ; ditto, old, &I. od. to 9e. 6d. per Carlisle bushel. Flour, la. ticL to is. 10d. per stone ; oatmeal, la Bd. to is. 10d.; 'Towel, Is. 4d. ; bstleymeel, Is. 4d. COLORIST/IL Nov. 21.-A fair supply of wheat, good of barley and other grain • wheel la. dearer. Barley 'amorally dell, and selling at ba rely late rates. Selected parcels MM. tamed full prime. Beans sod peas unaltered. GUILDFORD. Nov. 21.-There was a fair supply of wheat to-day, and a good demaod for all desoripti me and in some few instances rather more mosey was obteicied than could have hew made last week. Fine malting barley in request, and at late values ; grinding sorts la. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 36e. to 61.5. ; barley, 25a. to 40a. ; rate, 19e. to 26e. ; beans, 34. to 445. ; pees, 355. to 375. per qr. HERTFORD. Nov. 21.-A rather heavy supply of wheat. A fair trade at het week's rates, but so advance could be established, Barley sold steadily se before. Cate sad beans very doll sale, and rather lower to farce sales. Wheat, red. per load, runs, 24a. to tic ; fins. 264 ; white, rues, 25e. to 28s. ; fine, 27e. - malting, 12.. to Sits. ; floe 39e. ; grirdisg, 2 6. . to 38s. per qr. ; mane, 16e: to 22e. ; feed, to 265. per qr.. ; beam, per load, 23a. to 96e. ; pees, 241. to 26e. . . . • Luctura Nov. 21.—The show of wheat woo roodorsto, and ou the whole maniples came to hand in tolerable eta& tioe. A fair share of bolas., was done at quite MOMS prima. New red may be quoted at na. to 41s. i sew while 41s. to 440., pie 36 Moue. More woo a few amount oi business dose in barley suitable for malting purposes, wbai inferior qualities were not much inquired after. Prime so before ; maitlegs 335. to Ms. per qr. ; griodieg, 30a to 31a. per 30 stows. A Moody ocessnroptive danced woo ewe riemed for cats, sod the ourrescieo of Yet week war fully *thy ; old Its. *X* ; sew, 21s. to fa. per 34 stem TM., woo lisoliby amoad for basso, width wen bold do alkitt advance, old 410. to 420, ; sew, 344. to au per 38 stow. rear, Mk to 320. par ID *tow Nirercarni.oror-Tru; Nov. 21.—At our market this won* we bad • rye show from the powers, sad sot wilielawalag esedklea was rains, a alierisse wis only deed et as adore d ls. qr. ; south orate, and foreign, at the woe time, ps cipattad Lit a r o a m . loproveserk Flew, di all deseriplicos, was bald very herd, w a i n soave roomy_ , whist owier war buyers to isvestleg. llaireg holey, although he pied . NUM), ref a fair its,. of atterime, sad lato comma, fek supported ; ia prig few trsardicos osearred sad the WAY remarks wW apply to bear sad par Oats nitre mare *wind for. Tia• oriole this wash re I—Wheat, 00 • 4 590•• 3,741 ; forgo, 340. Derry, eseistrie, 2,740 ; foreign. 504 1411. saerwhe, 322. Oar, ord. U% 451 ; forge, 232. Pala, foreign, 5. Fl coastwise 2,50 oaks. Dadra eon Sour, 154 sada. our, . NOrwlim, Nov. IL—Wheat was I. very good supply ai lade market today, sad there rag a bona feeling is the Wade the mare rads woo odiatud at as adore of 6d. to 11. pm quarter for all dereriptioes. The supply o p barley was fair, sad prior were fully r dear for both malt. lag and dieUllieg Orariptioes. Is other grain little pear fag. Maar without alto:time is value. White wheat teeing Mu to 651b5.), 44e. to 455. red ato.(weighing to 651b5.), 40s. to 42a. • beat clamour rash. lag bury (weighing 5611.. to 56iim ), 365. to 375. ; runs C.llll•l4ift ditto (weighisg 541bs. to Mir.), 34e. to 355. ; dram ditto (weighing 52lbs. to 531b5.), 30s. to 32.. ; oar, Nu to See. ; boas, 365. to 37u ; pees, 35i. to 365. or grata. Fleur, 29a. per irk. . _ NottnrazAtt. Nov. 21.—The quantity of wheat at this earn exebrap to-day was about as average for the raw% the darsw soesisalwg d a sprialdiag of old wad new aria The dosed was Awn at =trams rates. Old win* els, t o 45a. ; aid red, We to 42• ; sew whits& Us. to 455. lose rod, 3e• leak prz 3i sesers. Of bark/ there was a toltreble show, sad the heal wets sold at the prises of last wad ; 01100•617 MI • a••4lsia New wait*, 335. to 40a. p er gam u t ; pfediag 286. to 31a. pet 30 swan Thais wet • mph, rata, whisk mend cd at hilly al mock messy es ow the with wording ; aid, 21k. to 311„ new, 20e. to At ; aid (onto, 235. to 275. per 24 dam 1310•1 win Nee is call sappy, and said at *bed improve met as hate prises ;• 38• to 435. ; new, 375. to 38% per 38 slaw Flow, 275. to 375. per wok.. -- - - sairoary Nov. 21.—TIssre tram • omaiderable Witt id km lost week en rapids the quantity of wheat oftener ; bt for alt peel qsaliiiss there was a ready ale ; very but remplesof white made 47. per. qr. •, inferior Ivied has 431. and upwards; rod wheat made fr om Me. to 445. Ms supb of !corky woo immerge ; Smarts for rookie( wee taken, the highest price 40e. Grimily quilt. ties, whisk mos to hand in my moditkas, were &ewe. late drug la the market ; mane wen mold es low ea 30s, uotatisas fee oats, 113. to 28. ; beans, 32. to 42. ; bag pass, 325. to Mk ; bras; pets, 30e. to 44a. ; lour tosacothi, far alike tiers was a good &nook sold for 30e. per mt. ----- - - - - - Perneosooett, Nov. 21.—Although F 2 6:aam t wboas hen to-day, the trade roled dm, sad rem dearer. Barley re het week. A mall eke, el oats sod bens, sad each tether dearer. Est Nov. 11.—There war a short supply el trim. at our await this more* ; the &Meadows ins net hip Holders asked an advents of 21. pee quarter, but soaks flood out firmly, and whit bulbous vies treasseted was at shads is favour of the sellers. The kme of the smith vu firmer them we have ens it for many weeks prat. Tits trade for the other artioka was of a nom irl charade. Boman; Nov. 21.—Tride was, os the whole, moth =. Of beet kiwis of both white and rid wheats there fair 11101, and prier ruled firmer, with, in soon is. ebony ea impioveniesit of la. to 2s. per quarter. Far but ,rtof thin year's growth the terns were 41s. to fib ....sad 42e. to 45a per qt. toe rod; bloke sad ibroadary white was 40e. to 44.., and red 38s. to 1$ per quarter. The feraiga bade ma very firm, sad the quota. boos helmet sem*, ware about Is. per qr. more maw. But Hibbs were 50s. to No., sad others 48.. to fit. per gr. 1a /bat *see vie a steady trade, and the tamer quotations were well wastabed. Of barley there was about as average supply, and the terms were about the seas. For beet asabiag (welghteg 531 b.. to 55th..) the tams were 355. to Ws., and grinding (weighing 531118.) 26.. 1108. per qr. In Gate a better feeling provided, and la ma sequence of the steady demand for improved old kinds the quotations advanced About 6d. per quarter. The moat rates are 225. to 255. for best, and 18e. to Zb. for other mits. Beans sad pow made quite last week's rates. WIIIIIICH, Nov. 21.—We are well eapplied with whist at market to-day, eke fairly of oats, barley, beans, sad peas. Good dry wheat is ready sale at lath week's prises, sad fully la. per qr. more given for fine whites. Oda reedy isle at bet week's rates, and other articles as before. Prima to the rowr:—Wheat, white, new, 41s. to ,445. Baba per ; red, ditto, 39a. to 41a., lbs. per With Oa* mow, 10d. to 114. per stoma Vioeczena, Nov. 21.—At this day's marks' then eu a has supply c 1 wbeat, which realised ma advisee of bully Is par qr. Dicky woo dell sad sailor übsspsr. Beam sod sale arm. Per sold snore freely it previous raise. You, Nov. 21.—Theirepplig wheat was by no mesas 'headset. The eceditioe of the samples was i Fine lots rather dearer ; no change in other kinds. tides for new white ranged from 40s. to 455. ; for Dew red, 38s. to 395. per 36 stone. Of barley the 'apply was pretty good, and sales to a moderate extent were effected at Owls similar to those of the week previous : maltiag, 30e. is Na per qr. • pied*, 28.. to 295. per 30 stone. Oats CUM to hand rather sparingly, and there was a fair demand at quite ea meek wow as heretofore ' • sew, 16a. to 20s. per 24 stews. Berms mat a tolerable Isis , and prism wore the ten I. tamer of the seller : samples wade We. to 40a. per 38 stone. Malt, 58s. to 60a. Bye, 30s. per qr. Moor, 31s. per meek. lEntAcAun, Nov. 2L —At our country maketethis week, with modsente quantibes of pain °Betio", prises generally ware from td. to 1a per qr. higher than Yet week, aid this held is respect of wheat, barley, and flee vats. Werke oats were mach the same as last week. Here, te-day, we had fair supplies of all kieds of grain. Wheat sold readily at Is. to 2a. per qr. advance. Barley brought fell prime, aid oats wore ranch the same as last week. Wheat, new and old, Tie. to 425. per qr. ; barley, new, SU. to 325. ; oats, sew, 13a. 6d. to 21s. Wavwoio, Nov. 21.—We have moderate arrival, of wheat and Indian corn to report from abroad, but supplica of home-pawn grain continue limited. Ons sositst hew hese fairly active throughout the week and a considerable lacrosse in price has been realised for beet articles. Irish wheat generally in poor condition, sod, in coesequeoce, we smog note any advance. Fou 9d. to la. per barred dearer. Barley quiet and unaltered. Oats—Prime smoke have fully realised late rates. but for ill-conditioued pucele we reduce our quotations 3d. to fid. per barrel. Indian corn has advanced 6d. to la. per barrel the last few dam bat the inamemed rates would not be paid except for ma• ceptionahle lots to bold over on speculation. 2accodely varieties do not oommaad more money. there being no ic eman in the consumption. Flour del of ask, and Dot dosser. Imports this weak :—W hest, 2,837 p'. corn. 2.800 qrs. ; dour, 50 berm* 200 sack'. this week :—Wheat, 56 barrels • barley, 156 ; oats, 8,648 barrels ; flour, 732 rake ; atmeal, llB .acts. CATTLL—Ciousco, Nov. 21.—/Iso sapply mu mock lam Nazi Lit week. Thom we s good ottoodeoce d agiustry buyers. bat Imam vas slow. [Advertisement.l--Hou.owAT's Prim.—Nervous Debillty. —No put of the human machine requires more watching than the nervous system upon it depend life and health nerves. an te d pills are the beet regliWont and strengthenen of the nerves. and the eafestgeneral purifiers Names headache. giddiness, numbness, and mental apathy yield be them. Tin despateh in a sammary manner those theiresieg dyspeptic smptoms, stomachic pains, fullness at the pit of the 'f.o.b. abdominal distension. and overcome both capricious appetite and confined bowels, the commonly accompanying signs of de fective or deranged power Holloway's Pins are penicillin'', recommended to persons of studious and , edentary habits, who graduelly sink into a nervous and debilitated state unless some restorative, such as Ms pill, be occasionally taken. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. CAMPBELL—November 19, at W MlRTH& oodseat, Staffordshire, Mrs. C. M. Campbell. of a daughter. 000KINDIN.—November 20, at Woolwich. the 'rife of Mr. I. A. Cookendee, of a daughter. RDWAROS.—November 20, at Manor park,' BOCSUNIM, the calla of & Edwards, Esq., of a can. HAMlLL—November 19, at Brorbourne, Herta, the wife of 0. Harmer, Req., of a eon. Mll,lB.—November 20, at Groevenor.square, Lady Louisa Masi al a daughter. BLDHLAD.—Noverober 19, at SPriagftelli, Beetle),Manche"' Mn, R. M. Redhead, of a daught r. MARILLIGBIL BIRCH—BALLY.—November lu, at Bollington. 8t leonanf ► cmges, by the Rey. B. Y. Whistler, ILA, 8.. O. Bubb. DV. eon of Leutenaot.General Sir R. Birch, K.C.8., to Marion. daughter of the late W. Y. Bally, Le BOURIEL—RAMSAT.—November 21, in the chapel of Larnhrth Palace, by the Archbishop of Canterbury, aadaled by the Hoe. and Rae. George dourke, the 1100. Robert Bourke, third eni of the Bari of Mayo. to the Right lion. lady Susan Georgalla Brow Ramsay, eldest daughter of the late Marquis ot Dalhousie. BRUCK—THORNHILL—November 19, at /118dleaworth. by the Hon. and Rev. A. Phipps, the lion. T. C. Bruer, son of the late Earl of gighi and Ktncanline, to Bands Caroline, daughter of T Thornhill. Kau., of Riddlesoorthiall, Norfolk . TREDCROFT—WOODWARIL - November lh at the ILusrisa Mood, Warwtak-street, by the Rev. Dr. Todd, Captaiu C. J- TroJeroft, MIA., to Harriette Sophia Lodes, daughter of J. H. Woodyard, BPI.. a Brutes. DEATH& CROMPTON.—Noremher 19, at Drayton•grovs, West Bromptoe. 0. Crompton, Req., in his 71st year. HAWlD.—November 10, at Nyedeltoa-pwars, Inzabeth Jane. daughter at the Isle Kr. W. Hawes., of Hanoranalanet, Wows , JOHNBON sfe .— a Nevember 19, at Ts:moor - M.6ou" Btarnsife, Men Ann. the wife of T. Johnson, Fog., Queen's Hotel, Haothesten aped 49. MlLNK—Noveniber 19, at Fleming.. end Kennington Perk , Dorothea, reHet of Capt. J. Milne. R.N.. Inbar Nth Woo TANNlLL—November 19. at Furless, Han* Z. IL Pooch Kap. RI X .—Novensher 19, at Clapham Mariam* Etiabg h L e ttr uk . . =ltier of Os late 8. 8. RD, Fay.. of - ---- Printed Putilehei tr Wiluett Zoe tt .tom It leueteriedeeet. Is the City et Usage. ite, llo Mee, he lemeteritatr-et, he the Prudes. d WIldlellhow" 1101IDAT, NOUN= 111. Lea l. No. 5 2 114"r amil am' INDIA by • a tiVoirs ialim The ow. 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