The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CROYDON STREPLECHARES.--TvzspAy. The op:Wu' day of the 'tee Fischer* nestles CM" was highly favoured with respect to weatim, sad the st• Madame was large. Toe sport comprised four events, which is the me aggregate brought out 31 competitors, the largest field having been iu the Selling Steeplechase, which TM woo by Bravo, who was afterwards disqualified, the mos being awarded to Dubious. Tbe two last events pro duced exciting races, tad the sonar of the extreme out idea, It M.D., as Irish horse, for the Croydon Steeplechase Cup, was bailed with vociferous cheering by the bookmakers, who had a very remunerative day. The /Luanne Stakes Skesplechase wee a v pretty nee betwoss the two fa. weenies, Beecbeet nod Gorseltawk, the latter of whom was a espial and Ices coostinued streak by three parts of s hmeili. The following is the reasiag Tax 14444471ze PLLTZ (114adicepl of 40 sow. About lir. a neat Sir Bobby, by Sir Heruska, da by Devi?, aged, 1124 elb (Mr. Barry)) 1 Lieut. Colonel Ponder's By Fox, aged, Ilat 71b (Milldam) 2 Yr. George'. Puma 6 yr., llet 71b (las 7lb arias (T. Barton) 3 following also ran Berkaway, Magician, Regenerator, lady flare, Aria Boy, and Telecorabe. Betting : sto 2 apt Puax sto 1 malt apt Sly For sad Hirkaway, sad 6 to 1 itch apt Magician sad Sir Bobby. A Sam.= SITZPLBCBASZ 01 3 mom. sash, with 25 addad, for 3.yrolde and upwards. About two miles. (10 subs.) Yr. Taylor's Dal:dais, aged 50' ), lint gib (Page/ 1 BI 4 MCC.YeI Stark aged MO, lint lib (.l. Knott) 2 The following alio tea : lg l Combos ally, Redwing. Bruno tlisquSed), Gataarew„ While Illockiage, and Zoodener. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Radwieg, 4 to 1 mid Oarloterow, 8 to 1 apt Brave, 7 to I apt Mysticy, and Bto 1 apt Flying aPer• MI CROYDON ariartscasas Cur, yams, 100 Nova, sided to a Sweepstakes of 10 Nova sea, 5 ft, for 4-yr-olds sad upwards ; Dadaist mashies sad allowance". About Sires miles sad a half. (20 robt.) Mr. H. Temple's LLD., 4 yrs, last 111 b.. (Mr Thomas) 1 Mr. P. Jacobs's Instska, 4 yrs, list lib (J. X nott) 2 The following also ran ;—Early Bird (late Bob), g by Augur— Ilnin by Sleight of Rand, Contralto, Jerry, Onion. BiAtiag : Eves as Jerry, 100 to 30 apt 0.1.., 5 to 1 ga Cootralto, 7to 1 apt Mistake, sad 10 to 1 each apt Ibely Bird sad she Augur gelding. . _ _ _ - - IYtt 110217118' SWAIM of 5 sou. oak with 20 added ; net ow* ; oortais posaltim. About throe maw. (7 subs JEI .) Mr. phick's Gorsehawk, aged, 12at 71.1) ,lne. 71b extra) . Edwards) 1 Kr. Sheppard's Beechnut. 5 pi, litt It,. W. W. Baker's Mai la Day, aged, lest 7lb (Inc 7lO e T.) (Mr. Muraford) 3 Underwriter and Oration also ran. Betting : 2 ioTsiat" -- irteschat;i,9 to 4 aPTGoraehavk, 3 e 1 apt Maria Day, and 5 to 1 apt IJaclarwritar. BETTING AT MAN' 114720POL1LAN (CROYDON) 4to 1 agat O m = 120 to 1 apt Leonid: (t) 7to 1 Portlsod t) 20 to 1 Illy Fox (t) 31 to 1 (I) 24 to I Cock (t) Ito 1 Craig (t) .-ThifIDAY. TER LATI °ALM. --SHIRLDS, TIIIBDAY Arnim sooa.—Tbe pie has eatinely abated, sad the sea, which was so violent yesterday, is as calla as a lake to-day. Salvors are about the wrecked steareahip Stanley, saving • good few stores sod some cargo. This morning, at half-past five, the bodies of Mien Margaret Duncan, the stewardess, Mir Jamisou, Mims Middleton, Miss Roberts, sad Miss Gordo°, passengers, who were lost aboard the Staaley, was seat from here by railway to Aberdeen, to be interred. A committee at Demouth will pay the cart of transit. Noce dthe bodies the male wronger; or the throe seamen who were lost with these vessels have been found. In fact no bodies have been picked up sines Sunday, and as the wind is off shore W.N. W., it is to be ford that there will be some difficulty in rem:Guidon them, Many et the relatives of the poor fellows are up here, and it 1. mournful to nee them waodering about the coast in com pany with the petite is march of their bodies. A strong feeling of emismiseration prevails in the district, sod an active committee of ladies ad gentlemen have undertakes to maintain these unfortunate strange(' itt Tynemouth while they are looking after the bodies of their Meads. The cattle saved from the wreck of the Stanley were sold by auction of the .realredme. the high prime. Three Colchester eeboooar more of i tbe Mitchell, Unmet/a sad two of the amw—will be ieterreg; the cemetery in this town to-day. The barque Romper, of Newcastle, wee got off the racks yesterday, but the Amy Mobsart remains, with her keel knocked off, sod there are fan that she will become • wreck. It is evident that • amber of collier vessels have been kiss in the late gales, as the insurance dabs in Shields are receiving intelligeme daily to that effect. Tit/ SCRIM TURNPIEZEi.—We are informed that during the pest week the committee for the abolition of the Garrey-side tunipikes, and the supporter' of the present system of levying tolls in metropolitan streets, have been very soiree as to the Bernsoodaey trust roads. These roads are situate in the parishes of Bermondsey, Botherbithe, Deeded, and Camberwell , and barricade by about thirty gates eel side-ben that part of the metropolis Wag be- Swoon the Old Kent-road and the river. Deputetioes from ratepayers and the acting local committee, Meson. Perks, Cowan, Naylor, and Gaywocd, with their parliameetary Kent, Mr. &added, have pressed epos the veswee the views and arguments for removal; and the rie snit is, that three out of the four parishes (Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, and Camberwell) have de eded for abolitioe, while Deptford vestry, by a ma jority of two, has gone to the side of the trust. A meting then took place of the trustee. who, instead of ageing according to the decision of the majority of the Una rmed perishes, resolved to refer the question of abolition to the decision of Sir George Grey. Now Sir George Grey wrote on the 4th of August to these very trustees, imme diately the late public "Turnpike Continuation Act" pined, telling such parties that by such public act the " term of the load act had been limited to the Ist of No vember, 1865, end so lather, unless parliament shall in the meantime otherwise provide," and requesting the trustee' to meet early on the subject ; the intention being that the trustees might have ample time to so to parliament for a private bill net session, when in the ordinary course of parlianieotary proosediop the awe would undergo this scru tiny of a committee. The course, therefore, adopted by the busters is otie which it out sesreely be anticipated would be agreeable to the Secretary of Sate as throwing upon his department an onus the trustees ought to take upon themselves, and as there are 1,085 trusts m England and Wales,too much would be thrown upon the Home Secre tary and his officers. It is alleged, however, by the true. toss that there is a debt outstanding on these med., but as to which the other parties reply that the accounts for some years put ought to be investigated and reported upon by a public accountant ; but node any enumerates, debt or oe debt, the Bermondsey gates being maintained in metropo litan parishes, and so very near London-bridge, the terms of the late act putting an cud to the existence of the Berry turnpikes on and after Nov. 1, 1865, unless parliament itself determined otherwise. should be mead up to in its soirit, and no evasios of the expressed intention of the legislature permitted. In two recent mass the " Great Doer-road " and the " Archway, Kentish•town-road," the HMSO of Commons itself refused two applicatines for reamed terms, though debts were alleged to be existing is each case of near 30,000/. It in true that in these oases the roads were joint desk speculations, bat the principle is just the same. The Let Bermondsey Act was for 21 years only, and those who risked their mosey may be fairly assumed to have doth so ea the chance of bele( paid within that time; they, it is 'need, cannot pretend to any bargain between parliament and themselves, nor as between the public and themselves, that turnpikes in metropolitan streets should be kept up as long as a debt could be shown. If that were allowed, the temptation would be so strong to keep up a awe of indebtedness, that such obstructions would never begot rid of. FoXPOILT DUTY ON FALeen Rao&—The Liverpool Chamber of Common'', Mire recteived s letter from the !assign-o4 ce as to tLe raunesison of the treaty of com merce between France sad Switzerland, by which the ex port duty on rags from France will be reduced from 12f. to 4f. per 100 kilogramme, by successive diminutions spread over a period of three years, sod is the advantage, of which the Limited Kingdom will participate. The fob lowing is • copy of the letter :—" Foreign-office, Nov. 28, 1864.—5ir,-1 am directed by Earl Itnesell to acquaint you. for the information of the IWOOCiatiGO over which you preside, that since the date of the commusication made to you cm the Ist instant, her Idajesty's chargé d'Affaires at Paris wax instructed to ascertain when the ratitiestiotte of the treaty of commerce between France mid Switzerland would he exchanged, mid oleo at what periods the gradual reductions of the duty on the export of tap from France under the treaty ware to be offered. It rfrom the amwer which has been received from her e as e r ty's charge d'affaires that the ratifications of the Meaty were exchanged on the 24th Mat., end that ea re the duty on the export of zags from France, the following are the provisioos of the tariff annexed to it, viz. :—Chiffons de hdoe Pans melange. exempts. Aubra chiffons et drilles de touts espeos, January 1, 1866, 9fr. •, January 1, 1868, 8 fr. ; January 1, 1969, 4 fr. per 100 kilo gramma-1 am, Sir, your meet obedient bumble tervant, A. H. LAU,R.D." BREAK VAR! BEVER AO Z. —Hollifeollaf in peneti timers. and the mrlical prottedou gerterelly, recommend comma' being the moat beelUsfal of all beverages When the doctrine of boeuropathy wan first introduced into Chia country, there were to be obtained no preparatioua of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the atomsch the nut was either *applied in t h e wade state or so unskilfully manufactured as to elbtaln IftW settee. J. Epps, of London. Rotemopethlr chemist, was indaced be the year 183 P to turn his attention to thin subject, and at length sucueeded, with the amletance of elaborate machinery to belay the tint to produce an article pule in its compoeltlon, and go refined b) the perfect trituration it receive. la the proems It Ziethrough, he most acceptable to the delicate stomach g s eweral se to use Lppe's Cocoa In distlngulahed an an invigorating, pateful breakfast beverage, possessing a most delicioue aroma. De Hassell, la his work, .Adulterattoes of Food," say. Cocoa contains a great variety of Important nutritive prleel piee—rvery ingredieue reeceesely to the growth and sustenance ef the body." Aglaia:—" As a nutritive, cocoa steads very work blgher than either ordee or tea." Directloce—Two teeepoonluls of the powder Is a breakfast cup, filled up with boiling water et milk, Secured in Hislined ylh., sad 11b. labelled pockets, sad sold at is ed. per lb., by sneers, confectioners, and awakes —4 AdvertMelmeni. THE EXPRESS, WE DNI SDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1864. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Moat Lan marts cusarra. WAR- OFF 101; PALL-MALL. Nov, 29. Sad Basianot at Dragon Oarada—Baary Frank Earl Loam, t., to a await, by panthers, vios John Taylor alto Mina. 3rd p!agoaa Ciaarda--Clausaa lidwiaNratt a b. lisulaaast, withZust perehese, vise Hoary FuILO= Biebaseed, pro mote& 6th Diatom Guards -Lieutenaot Willis,. Thomas &ads., Bookey to be captain, by purobese, via Richard Coot., who retires ; Comet William Hoary limy to be lieute nant, by purchase, vim &okay ; Charles Leigh Davy, mot, to be cornet, by porchmae, via Homy. 14th liumare—LientemetColonel and Brevet-Colossi Francis Mountjoy Konya, from half-pay, lat. Bad Lila Guards, to be beistomant-missial, via Lieutemot-Colooal sad Brevet-Colonel Sir William Rosati, Bart, c.a, who retires upon Saone/sty holf-pay ; Major and &met Lieut./soave-clonal Psamins Soots Thompson to be heats isant-oolowal, by purchase, vise Brevet-Oolosial F. Mount joy Martya, who retires ; Captain Frederick Barclay Chapman to be major, by purchase, vim Brevet Louie nant-Colooel Thompson ; Liestanant William Arbuthoot to be captain, by webs*. vsem Chapman ; Comet James trWhit. to be lieuMnant, by pucka" via thnot. Staff itsiiteot-Sarnon Hmiry Cramer anneal to be assistaliVenrgeon, vice William Yonne Jones, promoted on the staff ; Staff Amietant-Surgeon William Evelyn Alston, M.D., to to amiatast-eurgeon, via* Robert Stony, appointed to the staff. Grenadier Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-001nel • the Hon. Augustus Murray Gamed, from the 96th Foe., to be captain and lieutenant-colonel, by parehms, vice Bernard, who exchanges. &eta Fusilier Guests—Major and Brevet Colonel Henry Percival do Bathe to be lieutmianacdoeel, vise Brevet- Colonel John Hamilton Elphinstoes Dalrymple, who retires upon half-pay ; Captain and Liwitenant-Colonel Henry Poole Hepburn to be major, vies Brevet-Colossi de Bathe ; Lieutenant and Captain Henry Jellaisrp to be captain end lientesant-colonel, by purchase. vice re Bvet-Colonel Hopbare ; Ensign and L6ntenant Charles Arthur Wynne-Finish to be lieutenant and captain, by purchase, Moe Jelf-Sharp ; Ralph Vivian, gent., to be ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wynne-Fineh. god Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant &bey Heory Lationvir Tinley Widdrington to be captain , by porches', via William Henry Sponsor, who retires; Endo David Frank Byron Webster to be lientensat, by purchase, vice Widdrington • William Wade Browejohn, gent., to be amigo, by purchase, vies Webster. Bth Foot—Lieutenant Jobs Celebes' Cooper to be septa* by purchase, vice John Coalmen, who retiree ; Foglia Bennett Filmiest Handy to be lieutenant % by purchase, vice Cooper ; George Rowan Hamilton, gent., to be en sign by purchase, vice Handy. 17th Foot—Lieutenant John Emmett to be instructor al musketry, vice Lieutenant David Frederick Allen, pro 19th Foot—Lieutenant Beauchamp Colclough to be adju tant, vice Lieutenant William Read, who praline the appointment 43rd Foot—Staff Assistant-Surge= Robert Alexander Peter Grant to be arisistantstugeoe, vice John James leery, who exchanges. 53rd Foot--Benjamio M'Clintook, psi., to be ensign, by vice Philip Durham Trotter, transferred to the perches., Foot. 73d Foot—Major Godfrey James Bono to be Innis:tut colonel, by pusehase, vice Hugh Maurice Jose', who re. tires ; Captain William Henry Barry to be major, by pur chase, vie. Berne; Lieutenant St. Jobe Deposed Galway to be captain, by purchases, vice Barry ; binge Richard Joha Airily to be lieutenant, by pucker', vies Go/way. 84th Foot—Lieutenant William Cbtyton Myles to be adjutant, vice Lientmuut William Frank Wheatley, who has retired. 93d Foot —Liuteimat-Colonel an 3 Brevet-Colonsi Henry Atwell Lake,C.B. , from half-pa y unattached, to be !irate nantoolooel, vice Lient•nact-Colonel and BreutOolonel Robert Lockhart Rosa, C. 8.. who retiree Alpo. Weaponry half-pay; Majoirlinkins Soott Frauds GeorgeDainoe to be lieutenant-colonel, by purchasiaviee Brevet-Colonel Lake, C.R, who retires ; Captain Regiuld Stewart Williams to be major, by purchase, vice Dawson ; Lieutuant Charles Warner Loma, to be captain, by purchase, vice WS hams ; Ensign Thomas Prime Lloyd to be lieutenant, by purchase, vie. Larch ; Resign Philip Durham Trotter, from the 53rd Foot, to be cameo, vice Lloyd. 96th Foot—Captain and Lienteout-Colonel Whilst° An drew M. Barnard, from the Grenadier Guards, to be lieu tement-colonel, receiving the Mame% vies the Hon. A. M. Cathcart, who exchanges. 102nd Foot—The appointmeet of Ensign Frederick Grey Faber to bear dent the let October, 1863, and not the 31st May, 1864, as previously stated. 103rd Foot—Lieutenant Osap Hoary Bridges to be in structor of musketry, vim Lissteeset Thomu Stanley Clay, promoted. 108th Feot—The appointment of Resign Frederick Edward Shepherd to bear date Oct. 1, 1863, and not May 31, as previously stated. Rifle Brigade—Querterniseter Henry Harvey to be pay minter. vice Michael William Lade Oust, demised. Let West India Regiment—Gentleman Cadet Hoary Jelin Hugh de View.% from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase. vice Anthony Coupon Allin son, promoted. DEPOT BATTALION. BAIL COURT.—Noc. 29. Bitlisp is Banoo.—(Boloro Jorticon Crompton, Mellor, sod Shoo.) THZ QUM V. Sal COZONES Or DOVE'S —JUDO/EST. la this cam a rale bad bees obtaiood by Mr. Sleigh foe • rule calling upon the defendant to show cause why a oar tionkri should not issue to bring up the inquisition taken upon the body of Sumonah Lock, who was killed as tie South Eastern Reilway, oa the ground that the procr iec edizz were come non judo*. The owe, it will be rico was argued last week, sad reported by us, when the coast took time to coosider their judgement. Today judgment was delivered. The court were of opinion that it was very important that isqueste should be conducted in the ramose proaeribed by the statute. A number of formalities was peateribed by the law, and it wee of the utmost importance that the court should see that they were properly maid out. The rale most be made absolute. Rule absolute. Paymaster, vith the hooorary rank of Major, Alszie Oar. coma, from half-pay, late parameter of detachments, to be paymaster, mos Marie Roberts Campbell, retired upon ball-pay. BREVET. Io cossequenee of the appoiatmwt of Major-Gomel Sir Richard Jain.' Dean, K.C.8., from the supersonserery list, to be major-geesral at the axed establiduneut of general officers of the Royal Artillery on the 11th Sep tember, 1864. the commissions of the uaderanatinted *Goers have bees altered as follows, and the subsequent promotions have take, place :—Oommisainis as Lisette nant-Coloools—G. H. L Milmaa, Royal Artillery, to Sept. 11; C. C. Villiers, 47th Foot, to Oct 3 ; J. Robin soo, 44th Foot, to Oot. 28. Cartiminiees as Majors—J. de Montmorency, 59th Foot, to Sept. 11; N. S. IL Bsyly, Royal Artillery, to Oct. 3; J. thowart, 57th Foot, to Oct. 28 ; Captain and Brevet-Major Charles George Ais bullion, of the Royal Artillery, to be liestoesat-eolooel, Oct. 29 ; Captain John Henry Stewart, Royal Marine Light Isfantry, to be major, Oct 29. The uadarnintioned onions, having completed the . = tog service in the mak of lieutenant-o°l°o4 be ,i* Indoor the provisions of the royal warrant of Oct. 14, 1858 : Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Smith Baillie, Royal Bone Guards; Lientenont-Colosel George John Peacocks, 18th Foot; the honorary rank of lientanat-ealinel eisfened upon Paymaster, with the hononry rank of major, Alexis Ocroana, in tho Gazette of Sept. 2, 1862, has been me celled, that officer having been reappointd to full pay Paymaster, with the honorary raL of captain, Mistiest Thompson, 70th Foot, to have the honorary reek of major; Staff Surgeon-Major Alexander Douglas Taylor, M.D. who retires upon half.pay, to have the hooonry rank o f deputy isapector.generel of hospitals. The undermestioned promotions to take place in be Ma. jenty's Indian forces, consequent on the death of Lies temarit-Getieral Charles Deets Dun. Madras Infantry. sad Listneeeettieserel George Baadys, Madras Cavalry : To be lieutenantgeesrale Major-Geserol Robert Hawkes, Bengal Cavalry ; Major-General Archibald Fullertoa Richmond, C. 8., Bengal Infantry. To be major-generals : Colonel David Bohingtoo, Madras In fantry ; Colonel William Robert Andrew Freeman, Madras Infantry. The undermentioned offiosn, who have retired on fan. pay, to haveztz of hooorary rack as follows : To be major- : Colonel James Whistler, C.ll, Madras Cav alry. To be lieutenaot-rolosels :t= Richard Wedeln. Madras Infantry ; Major Ala:e Campbell M'Neill, Madras Staff Corp. To be majors: Captain Clue. Plowdes St. Jobs Law. Bengal Infantry ; Captain Robert Maxwell. Bengal Infantry; Captain George Oliver Gesch, Bombay Infantry. lIIIIORANDUN.—Major sad Brevet Colonel Richard Leek ouhy Phipps, half-par unattached, hem base permitted to retire from the service by the sal* of' his commission, under the ooeditions of the Horn Grads' Circular Me morandum of the 15th of Feb., 1a64. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 28. Pce.Admiral John Jarvis Tucker has bees a inked to re ceive a passion of 1504 a Tear, as pro by her Ma jeety's order in council of 25t h June, 1451, vacant by the death of Vire-Admiral Henry Francis Graving, C. 8., and Misname of Vicar Admiral Tacker has been eprooved to the reserved half-pay list accordingly ; and in commequeece of this TOMOvIII, the following promotions, to date Oct. 20, have this day takes place, viz. :—Rear•Admiral Horatio Thomas Autos, C. 8., b be vim - admiral ; Cap tain Charles Copp Robbisou to be rear-admiral. And in (muscovado* of the death on the 27th ultimo of Rear-Admiral Henry Lyster, the following flag promo. Moos, to he dated the 28th ultimo, have elm this day taken place, vin.:—Captaie George Thomas Cordon to be • rev-admiral; Retired Captain William Louis to be retired rear.admiral, under by Majesty's orders in mused of 1880 and 1884 ; Retired Captain Charles John Boman oust to be retired rear admiral, under by Majesty's order in council of 1851; Retired Captain Courteessy Osborne Hayes to be retired rear-admiral, under the orders in cowed' of 1860 sad 1864. And Vice-Admiral Frederick Bullock has been appointed to receive • pension of 1501. a year, se provided by her Majesty's order is council of 25th Juno, 1851. vacant by the death of Admiral Sir Montague Stanford, IE 0.13., and the name of Vies-Admiral Bullock has been removed to the reserved half.pa list acorirdiegly ; and in consequenos of this the following promotions, to date the 12th inel, bare also this day taken place, viz. :—Rear-Admiral William Ramsey, C. 8., to be vice -admiral; Captain the Right Hoe. Edward Lord Dummy to be rearadmiral on the reserved list ; Captain Emmons Ommanney to be nor , admiral. ADMIRALTY. Nov. 25. Maya Marisa Light lefaatry--Secoed Lleatarast William Fredrick Campbell to be drat lisetamat, rice Calder, whom arse has ben struck off the lid. A DbMIALTY, Nov. 29.—APPOINTIRPIT8. —Lieu tenant H. Davis, to Use Blask Primo; Somme A. 13rwie, to this Aurons • Assistant-Surgeon R. Gilmore (additionsi), to tlto Rottiotioko. LAW INTELLIGENCE. r sad on Iny head* him • florin sad threspeos in some lio said, "Now. go abate yaw hoeimen, sad get home ea 'feet as yes like.' 0. getting home I my Ledked COURT OF QUEEN'S MICH.—Noy. 29. bow I hod been iremwed on, and be fished me if I shoold ISBOOND 00URT. know the eamitable or meld recollect his number, sad I mid I certainly sliaeld know the roan, sod rwoolleeted that the " bur. W l° Pr1 " 8 "" a i l at Wistal°Bl".—(BefGre two first apses dhie umber Wire 45, bat tine het ilgrere Justice Blackbwre end a Comma. Jury.) he kept from his view by shifting &bout We time west in LEM v. CLAW. search of the defeedeet, and found him in the act of talliz This was an action bought by Plaintiff, an attorney, soothe men to the statiou-hones fora similar offmoe. of Ilerlbereaghatreet, Boseat-idreet, spinet t he defeadant, the men was beirie et sod towing to be allowed bgoheme who it was meted was wolf known in the sporting world as to his wife end family, D'Orsey Clerk, and resided at Dmyton-lodge, Thistle-grove, The person alluded to had boon allowed to gel away, and Brampton, to Hoover the sum of 1,3051. upon certain pro- was sot is attendance, memory seem, Morey leek Act The defriadant pleader, The willies', who gave his evidence in the most freak sad arse. never 'MAW wested l l. Payment ; and thirdly, that leanest manner, was crose-examined by a solicitor on behalf he did not make the hill. is question. al the defendant, but nothing favourable to him wee Mr. Huddlestoe. Q.C., sad Mr. Bathe Rigby were wan- elicited, sal for the plaintiff ; Mr. Luton for the defeadent. Mr. Norton remarked that he very much regretted having It append from the plaistire seemed that some yeas snob a case to decide. For thirty•two years he had the ago the defendant wits is considerable &Scabies, whim be opportunity of the 000daet of the members of lent him roooey spoor two bilk of wimp for 1,0004 the patios form, sad eodd ecesoiestionely say that in a form They wore not paid, and ono* their b04003i04 due they were so numerous there were so few black sheep. He was sorry mowed by two oases draws apes _s person named Frogged to ley the waded of th e whose, was owootthogly black, for 5601. meek end Mr 9, who a= r O s a . Z and it was rithoulou to my that the sat win sot ace of 15 per met. interest. emoted also I extortion. It was ad only as mit at extortion, but see of and two ode= Were drawn as *seawall upon a Person I the worse that bed ever boss *sight seder his motley end .arced Samuels. One was paid, but the other was di.. f or it h e s h ou ld soma% th e p o em , to one month's honoured, and thee two others wen drawn in lieu of thie h nor i esemee t w ith herd lab..*. dishononrod cos. 004 was paid, mad then two others were T h e o p a yj o ij oe seamed t o g i ee th e greatest eethdeetioo, drawn in substitution of the other. The plaintiff also paid several small sums for the defendant amounting to abed 961. Hie present dim spinet the defeedeat wee 1,3051. ; 2471. of theorem claimed was for interest. Defendant always =to pay. AU his property was mortgaged to Mr. s 1 ,of INmarne. Defeedent premised to give him s mooed charge oe the property, but be sever bed it. In cruesexaminatioo the plaintiff mid that 1,0001. bills wer• first given is consequence of his having paid Mn, Roberta, an attorney, a debt of 3301., sad Mr. Jonas, en attorney, a debt of 2601. Of the 961. mammy paid in small sums he was unable to show them more the. about 381. paid. Plaintiff was cromositmined at oomeiderable length relative to the payments and the reaewels, ad it appeared that no regular emonat had been kept between the parties, =elf stating that be bed treated the defendant as a and had not oharpd him far prdendanal osevicos. The &leaden% was called. He said the 1,0001. bill was given for the two payments of 330 f. nod 2801., and it we. arranged that if the bill was not paid the plaintiff should wait until the defendant bad got his tosioess settled with Lord Wicklow sad others, defendant paying him 5 per oast. He hed &clans far • Imp sum of mosey se the heir to the Wicklow estates. Helsel paid the plaintiff several small sums end interest, and he bed paid altogether more than 1501. in respect of the bills. Defeadeat was examined at l.sgth ape the minute details of the ems, and with refer ence to a deed that was drawn, in which the plainti ff 's skim was isoirted for 7001, Waled of 5001., the amount owing, because the plaintiff would have to wait • long time for the money, and he could ouly have 5 per cent for his 1:00110,. In orame-examination the defendant said he, years ago, was engaged in bill discounting. He never charged 60 per amt. He had charged 10, 15, and 20 per mot., aosordlna to the security. He lef t off bill discounting &boot avers six years ago. Metter written by the defendant was pat into his hoods, which stated—" Reit assured I will meseakally, as • brother, pay you every shilling that you do not get from Frogged* sad fleaseele—say, more, I will sign • paper in stantly for 40004 odd, as you wish." The jury ultimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff denudes 1,0001. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF MAN SLAUGHTER. Yesterday afternoon an inquiry was held by Mr. Wm. Payne, 00(01144. for the Oily of Landon, at St. Bar tholomew', Hospital, toadies the death of Mary Diem, aged 19 years, who was buret to death nadir very filsoclumg eremitism'. The deceased was a work girl, mildew Mk her mother, a widow, at No. 3, Middle-street, Cloth-fair. She was liarsimg aistcoat-saki,* free Mr. Buena Withers, at No. 2, Beech-lane, Barbima, at the time she met her death, _ . . William Raise, • lad, was the dist witam ealled—Hs said—l lite now at 23, Gloldes-las& I did live in White man-attest, immediately at the book of No. 2, Besoh-lass. On the lust day of October I was in my room between 5 sad 6 *Wane, wham I heard a Imam. It was a woman's Mos, Mar and shrill. I opened the triode, sad gos as the root of No. 4, Whitecrossemet, and thee I armed ihe . . . . . leads until I got Into such a position that 1 could leek into the yard and prep of No. 2, Beech-lan. I saw a nesse in the sat of patting a tab down as the Waft Her clothes were as fin thus. I saw a men just inside the pease" sad he said to the peen as firs "Hold your row, ,as fool." The woman answend and said, " I shall not, you brute," sad she called " Fire, Harder!" She tried to fly pest the soma into the plunge. He caught her rend the waist sad said. " You shall not go." She tried desperately to get away from him, sod at last she sucoseded in breaking from him. I law no more till I went round to the stint The doer of No. 2 was then closed. The deceased was being rolled in the street by men sad weeny who were covering her with racks. A boy was throw* water over her. One of the neighboun told me to fetch a ens but soother peen fetched on fiat. Uultimately she was carried to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. I had never seen either the man or woman before. ' Coroner—Did you use the man since? Witees.—l did, sir, at the polios-court. Coroner— Do you see him here now? Witness pointed out • canoe siting is court, who gave his name se Samuel Withrs, and said, " That is the loan." By the Jury—He was not trying to put out the fire. H. had Do pail is his head. Julie Strait, wife of • cook, said—At the time this oc currence took place I was noising Beecb•lane. I heard a faint cry, " Ob. hew' me ! help me !" I heard • door bang, and turnin g round, I saw • female rush oat in flames from the hone No. 2. A man ran up the street with • mat in his hand, and be threw the woman down to pat out the flames. After 1 bad torn the clothes from her waist I lifted her bead up. She gave • faint ugh, sad said, "I am better Dow. He has dose it ; he has den it. That man kissed me ; be kissed me, sad tried to take liberties with me. I will lock him up ; I will lock him up." I did sot thee know what man she meant ; but I looked up sad saw a man in his shirt sleeves standing at the door at No. 2. He looked on at the poor girl bangs& and sever offered her any help. That (pointing towards Samuel Withers) in the seine man. The girl pointed towards the door where he was leaning, asdisid, "That man did it," No ass else was at the doorway at the time. She turned over on her left side to point to him. He answered not • word. He could sad meet have heard her. He went in doors as we were piling the girl into the rah, and r we were going peat it in the gab I sew the door being closed. I went with the girl to the hospital, and helped to pet her into bed. She was dreadfully bunt. Mr. Withers cloned ever having men the einem before, and therefore knew nothieg of what she spoke about. W. Jaen, 403 City poffse, oorroborated the sensate at the lest witness, and added—l went to the house acenpied by Within, and found him lying down very drunk. He had Do cost as, I asked him to acme into the frost room, and there I told him that it wee stated that he was the canes of the girl being buret. He said that he was lying on the rota, and he raw her stand with her beak to the firs, and she set herself in • Maas. He caught bald of her to pat the fire out, hut she rushed from him out into the yard. He followed her and threw water over her, bat she ran out into the street. Mrs. Withers, who was also von drunk, said that she was in the little room at the time. I west to the hospital, and in conscience of what the girl said, Withers was taken into custody. He was remanded sub sequently for the attexlance of the pressoutrig. Afterwards be was discharged, ea the woman could an stand. There was a rug under the detested nets she lay on the ground. I believe that came from the house—how, I do mot know. Sergeant White saw the deceased, bat the magistrate did not. -- gergeast White. 59 Oily polies. said—Os the 3*4 re No- vember Iwu informed about this as.. I was sent here to bear the girls statement, and I reported to Alderman Finnic what she stated. I do not know why Alderman FiDDill did not take bar depositions. Coroner— He ought to have taken her depositions before the mem charged. The Antonioni made by her to you is lot evidence. PsiarTeas, home sergeoe, said—The doomed was brought in her. on the 31at of October. She we ester eivaly burnt on the back part of both thighs. Her left kg and right arm were also badly burnt. She bad other bares. She appeared to go on favourably for some two or three weeks. Three days before she died I sent a report to the magistrate, am she we then duties. She merle a state- meet to me just after she was brought it. She died on Sunday. The inspector saw her on Friday last. I did not hear her my then that she thought she should dle. I ma not my when she became impressed with the idea that eke could not recover. She died from the malt of the burns. The clergyman visited her cosetently. The Rev. Br. Reuben, a City mimimary, said—l reside at 49, Barbican, and am a Baptist minister. I visited the de emed kmaently in the hospital, sad mew her last as Fri day evening. For else days met the was apparently rati fied she mold not recover; she said abe wanted to die ; that the was prepared to die ; and Met she was not happy. She did not say in words that she knew she should die, but she left that impression. On Friday night I asked her whether the magistrate had been to me her, and ale said that he had not, but that the police bad bees. She emulate seal bk. I asked her what she bad told them, sad she mid she had told the Aker the suns she bad told me before. fruit White mid—l was the officer that saw the de eeaesd Friday evening, the 25th inst. I asked her bow she was, sod abs said that she was easy had, sad she be lieved that abs was dying. I asked her if she was quits sure of that, and she said " Yes." I asked bet to tall me bow the tranaactioa took place. She told me, "I was ia the employ of Yr. Witham. at 2, Bsech-Los. Oa the files October I was in the parlour wheat be was lying on the sofa. He jumped up. and caught bold of as sod ad ea the chair, and pulled tee as his knee aid Waned me. I smutted oat. He said Dotal cry out, don't be a fool.' I said, • I will scream! He lid go of me thee. I then said. 'See, I am se fire.' He did act ky to put out the fire. I ran into the yard to throw wake over me. I rad into the street, sod I became tutooesoieus." I reduced that statement to writiog. and deceased drool it in proems of witomees. Mr. Withers said that he was oe the sofa. and he saw the deceased standing with her back close to the bars ; be cri noline, in fact, was on the fire. She was Dot swan she was oo fire, and be rushed to put it out. She booms quite ex cited, and triad to get away. He eadeavosired toPpeep her is the room, but she broke from him sod imbed into the yard, where be followed her, and threw a pail of water over her He afterwards pat a rag over her, and it wee bunt. He 'tried his best to put out the fire. The Coroner—You hays heard the datemeot the girl midi to the officer when io danger of death. Do you wish to my anything further on that point! Witotos—Only that lam not guilty of it. I did nothing bla but try to put otd the fire.op Sheunity did not know she WAS in a se. I have bad no of rebutting the charge, for I did not me timed in port the hospital. lam bring wit. assess to character. The Coroner ;i:1 that could not be allowed. He t►es said that. if the jury believed that in • struggle resulting from au attempt on the part of Withers to take liberties with the deceased s►e was est on ere sad so lost her life. Withers should be held respossible far bar death. Bat if they believed Withenrs statement, that the orsourresee wee accidental, they should say so by their verdict. The jury returned • verdict of Manslaughter agape• Samuel Within for felonioualy killing and rinyiag Mazy DI0001:1 The Coroner thee issued his "wrist for the committal el Mr. Withers to Newpate. but said that he would take sub stantial hail far his appsaranee. ROYAL GALLI:EY OF ILLIINFILATION. —We lI,Fe glad tow that Mr. and lira Reed, with Mr. John Parry, are immoained to re-appear next Moody. There will be no novelty—that being postponed till but year—but the oast agreeable and moaning of their predaatiess will be breaglit forward, Bronslis " Rival Composers," and' Mr. Parry's " Seaside ; or, Mrs. Rosa:oaf Out of Town." Fifty thousand annual cures without medicine of Lodigestios (Dyepepsia:, DsMLty . Cleestipatas, lterveue, Balms, Liver and Btouisch coraplabsta, Cough, Asthma, Ostarrh, Coulemptias, act effileted by Du Derry's steltaleee Itavaleesta Arabia* Food, which levee any taws It. cost is camp mesas& Koos earn saaually.—Du an, Parry WCo.. No 77, Repetatetrest, Lae*" W. le ata. Oa ; (tree at aarclup), and et all *ems earl abagiaa.—(adrattiosenenai THE POLICE COM& CLERKEN WELL Mr. Wil/Mat .Tok;;Tnie. manufeetarer. of 10i, limex-road, Islington, was summoned before Mr. Brakes for Laving had a quantity of void and pork deposited on his premiss for the purposes .f sal* mid of preparation for sale, and intended for the food of mu, the IMMO beteg unsound, nawlsolenoine, and %met foe the food of maa. He had been flnedlfd. on the Roth October for the same °Minos. ' Mr. Robert Dunham deposed—l am inspector of nui sances to the vestry of leßastas. On the 19th November, about half-past HO. I visited the premises at Mr. Johnston. wholesale pork-pas maker, 114, Romarvued, sod examined them. He ham abaltalsouse at the back. In the bakehouse 1 found two man making picefrom meat which was in a tub cut in small pieces. I examined it, and found Ref &dark colour and putrid. In the pumas awns( oo hooks I found a piece of beck fat, six pieces of veal, and a band or shoulder of pork. It was putrid, the veal very much so and damp. The pleas in the tub were cut from larger pieces. I seised it, and loft Mr. Goddard in cltarg• of it whilst I went for Dr. Ballard, who also inspected the meat upon his arrival. On a bench in the passage I found a number of pieces of bars or beg fat. I examined these singly, and then handed them to Dr. Ballard, who also examined them. They were in a state of decomposition, and some pieces much worse than others. I seized the whole of it, as in my opinion it was unwhole some and unfit for food of man. _ -- Othere;iiroOOitl;;;gc;en Is support of the charge, and Mr. Barker maid that is the interests of the par he moat inflict the full penalty of 201. WORSHIPaTILSET. George Clark, • thielTwit:Traimed7 blackguard-loekieg fellow, was charged with the follow* pees misbehaviour iiithe public strrts, ifra.. - draeleil.tbe wife of a clerk in the City, and living at Palace-street, Hackney, said—On Holiday seeping, while panics done Welleteet, near my own residence, I observed the prisoner following me in Noah a furtive meaner am to induce suspicion that he purposed acne wrong. Under this impression I spoke to a female, although • aninger to may and mentioned my fears. That person exposudatee . with him, end asked, " How days you annoy this lady . He made no reply that I remember, but, when I attempted to propped, again followed, seeing which, the woman moan panied me. Bbe, however, became alarmed, and ran away I was too much so to follow her example, zed aa I stood he flung himself on the groaad, seised my drum, and pulled me upon him, forced his hands beseath my clothes, and committed • most groom outrage. I made as great su out cry as I was capable of doing. The police woe up, and they were assaulted by hint. It was • bog time before he could be gm to the station-bones. Police-000stable Harris, 358 N—At the time in question I heard screams and air of " Police !" " Murder !" in Cross-street, Well-street. I found the proascutrix leaning against a well, her dress torn, bagel/ very elated, and the prisoner standing sear her. As I approached he triad to escape. I seized him, and he then resisted with great violence, swore that he would not he taken by any Irishmao, and threw himself an the ground, kicked me as I stooped sod cut my lip severely with the toe of his boot— hs fact cut it through. I took out my staff and struck him with it. He again kicked at at about the legs and thighs, contrived to get one of say gegen is hie mouth zed bit it so that 1 was obliged to have it strapped up. Another cos stable clone up, whom he likewise kicked ' • and his whole conduct was so violent that we were obliged to procure a stretcher from the 'tattoo. and although several private per sons assisted us nearly one hoer elapsed before be could be locked up. _ . _ Mr. Ellison—lf ruffianly fellows such u this us per mitted to miemoduct themselves in the manoer deposed to without a correspouding amount of punishment no respect able woman will be able to walk the public thorougbfarea I seed you for three ealeodar months to prison for this grossly isciessat assault, and floe you 51., or in default, one month's imprisomoset, for the others, to ooroasesee, at the teenzioation at the Ant. LAMBETH. - • • -- - - Salem CAarles Lowe, a constable beloogiog to the P &vi site of polies, was charged before the Hon. G. C. Nonni, by direction of the Commissioners of Polies, with extorting 3. Id. from Henry Joseph Knight to discharge him out oi custody. The complainant, a porter in the employment of the South Eastern Railway Company, said that on Saturday night lan be accompanied a friend as ter as the canal bridge in the Old Kent-road. sod parted with him there to go to hie maiden,. While proceeding along a lane or footway lead ing to Surreyaquare, he met a female, who needed him, but made no reply to her, and 1 co, end soon met another, who eddreemed him also. To her be was silent also, and passed along as soon an he could avoid her. He had on got many poor when the defendant came from behind, over. , took him, sad placing his bull's-eye light in his face, said, " You must come along with me to the station-house. 1 1 1 know what you have been about ; and as for the woma n , she can go about her business, for I can get her any time. He (witness) asked him what he was about to take him to the statioo for, and th e defendant replied, "You know for what as well as I do." They then went together in the direction of the station-house, and as they reached the turn ing leading to hie lodging., he was about to turn off, but the defendant would not permit him. Wither thee told the defendant that be had four children at home, and no ass to Woad them, as be bad recently lost their mother, sad begged the defendant would accompany him to hie lodgings, that he might see sod let them know where he wee, sod then he should go with his to the station. The defeedest rid, " If you have four ehildroo, so have I. and the wont et it is, that I have no bread to give them." They walked along as far sallairlow-place, wheat& defied sat esid, " Now, what are you , going to give me if I In you go?" And he (lather) replied, ' What should I give you, I have done nothing I" The &indent wild 'Too moat give me something," sad I then put my hand in my poeketand said I ham oaly 2.. fid. is my peth ,, et, nth that Is all I can give yea." The deteedleat rid, Well, yea awe give sae that," 11:011 Uri ITS GAZJITAL limos or samosa AID 103118113 PABTIOULAIIS TO Mi l 01TAIDED AT TllB 0111101 01 Tut Calle AS 0001! a zumaurror aum zurrsmuzgArmarr.] sisk. RIM 017 MT, Deny-lime, Domed vietitsner, Dee. et L Nair An non Halletrtet, Owsweltroad : andßreadalrest- Orinelai menefacterer, Dee. le, et Joel ldll, MATIOGOILDATO, GrashametreaL City and Rue Latta Paris, ghee menatacturer, Dee. 14, at 11. tun= Dis Yawn; Tower-hill, nine merchant, Dec. !t. at IR Rime Lions, tbenemsraquare, Boundscilkli, general Meier, Dee. 14, et it Josnam Walunla, Lower Shedwell : Gould/MIL Shaded/ and Iressmaerest, ilt. George's-In-the-Bast, entiamer. Dee. 14, at 1. Reign AL/00C1, Aleamereet, Orarsbiaread. Mena dealer. Dee. 1404 L Tixotioi AVZAXACIIVI, Retest-attest, tobacco importer, Dee. 14, at I. ROM? Powrat, gars, Sallebtuy, batter. Dec 14, el 1. Loris Gyro Ores& ss. Helen's, Olen: and &Area brook. Mem, 'merchant. Dec. 14, et 1. Janes WiLisiuss, Ipswich. builder, Dec. 14. at 2. , RPM= Meatier PLowren, Cravenatmet, Strand, wine merchant, Dec. 14, at 1. Iliona BLOAT MC; Rich-Week Stepney, cork mannlactaree, Dec. 14, at t lineman NOMenzi, Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-perk, ocsannsaire agent, Dee. 13, at L °mum RAM". Old lord-road, soap menulecturer, Dec. IS, at 1. ODOM' Waling, (Cord road, lierusbury, commission agent, Dec. IS, Mt WiLLIAN Rem= 00ATLiT, Bromley, anct Inge, Yiwitutreet, stairway, Dec. 15, et IT JAgla Innen, 11111ortlane, Strand, licensed victualler, Dec 15, at IL .10811 000846,4 llseigembill, Surrey, beer retailer. Dec. 15, at 11. WILLIAM Wimp, Popham street, Liver-road, Islington, trip dealer, Dee. 16, at 11. aual.= DAVIS JOIMIOg, Churchatreet, kinorlea, plumber, _, ___ - - , Dec. 11, It 1L JAMAS Wilma, Higbee. Notting.hlll, auctioneer, Dee. U at U. HIT Dhows, Harrow-road. hone dialer. Dad 11, kit HWY T 11131114, Old Peed, ate and parlor disbar, Des LS, at 1. WAIT Wain* Canusirwill/doad, poet Indebar, Die. 14 12 li OM= Alsiriesiadarrems, Grovedead, Viotoria-park, lets rag Dia. IS, at 12. Hume Mors Ireffington-road North, Hounidon, tailor, Dee. 111, at 1. Thomas Itiensanged Nam* Leatherheed. chemist, Dec 13, at 1. Timm= Can, Alderagatestreet, and Dulwich, boot and shoe manaiactuter, Dec. 13, at t /WHAM) TIMM, Chapel street, Grosvenor-square, tobacconist, _Dec. 12, at 2. - . - - . - winnisiosT, Pareltara. Banta, oats merchant, Dec. IS, at IL =WA= iwn arassana, Gmcechurch-greet, and ffighbary New Park, wine merchant, Dec. lb, at 11. TWILLS ilaassos, Barbican, draper, bee. Li, at IL DAVID GAY. Cheaadde. photographer, Dec. th. at II EOM= ANDIMert, Canton-mad, goallah-tows, general dealer, „„__ Gluon Doom, Pall.mall, gentleman, Dee. 19, at 12. Joan PeCCH. CoMmapatreet, City, Dec. 11, at 11. WOMAN Han Haucs, Janays-streat, Bt. James, late °Meer in the army, Doc 19, at 1. 0101491 I.llwls Loam Cardbmtoo-atmet. Hampstead-road, plasoket• small works maker, Dec. 21. at It. Its.I7IIOIIIIIIIMAO, Ozenden.street, Haymarket, Dec 19, at 1. Bow-eommon, Dec. 91, at It. laanntaa MANY liontanto, Stratford. Dee. 19, sill. CARL HAMM Itilltaicn 11•21.0(1. Mantheater.balldlngs, West. =meter, amoral oommlealen agent. Den 19, at 1. COSUISI4OB 9Vaelliala and JOBS ICILIZZT, Lombard-street, tams, Dee, 19. at 12. WILLIAM HAIM, Moat., Regent at , vomiter, Dec. 19, at 1. lannallet Vitulax Malone. Gravesend, chemist, Dec. 19, at I. ALNULD LAMM, Galldford.street, Humell-poare, late banker's clot, Dec. 19, at 1. _ . _ JOIN daowi tam, New Northatreet, Red Llow-equare, sok dter's dark, Dee. 19, at IL lan Gaarr, Baghtoa. Dee. 19, at it l'Howas Potrirak Seddingtoe, Middlesex, Dec. 19, at!. ALFZEDMOMAI ZIIIIIITOM, Wormier, boot staawtsclai r, Dee. NI at IL - Writlare 11111111 T Itehhall,Warrrieksb..teratat.Dreatat it WWl= MARYUT, haaoote,Leicestershire, saateter. Deo. 12, ant. ISAIAH arm, Dina late metal dealer. Dee. It, at it. Ileihae ?Maim% abadarnedirra, Cardlisaddre, grow Dee. Y. at 11. Join HWY lialrienra. Peetratis. CerawilLipriater. Dee.l4.at 11. truisms Mama, Hailer, Yorkshire, woolasaisr. Dee. 12.1411. tam= Bansirs, *Mahon's. Yorkshire, late wonted apinssr, Dec. it, at 11. Jag re Plum. JONATIAN Larva, and Ilioxu Revs. /Lawton- Laassmatere, c. Sten manufacturers. Dee. 14.9411. itasammtlearandalsas,So oderlarri turn Aura dealer,Der..l4.l4 12. Jolt Lboaarho, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham drover, Dee. 12. at 11e. (*Wien Chalithewesten, Huune, Lancashire, cad dealer, Dee. 10, at 10SZET RADLIT, lbetneld, froafounder, Dec. la at L NZIIIIT =JAE!, Sheffield, confectioner, Dee. 14,, at 1. WOMAN UPTON, Leeds, Yorkshire. noel merchant, Dec. 15, at IL ZIONLID DRAM, Cheltenham. bootataker, Dee. 15, at 11. SAMO. Warn, Cardiff, eatingliouse , Dee. IS, at 11. WriLisz MOULD& Selby, Yorkshire. , Dea 16, at IL Timersa DOCLatrt. Dawlsy, Shropshire, beeneller, Dec. 17, at IL AICALSALD Lent& Merthyr tydlll, tailor, Dec. 10, at 2. WILLIAM Pius, Olio& Cheshire, corn merchant, Dec. 14, at 1L WiLiasil Hearn Mama. Southampton, baker, Dec. 10. at 1. WrLUJIJI HaraT ataldlllLL, Southampton, milliner, Dec. 12, at 12. Joel OLDIum, Manchester, beerhouret.kesper, Dee. 10. at 11. Joan Rsaats,Chnistou Norms, Detonating, Imker.D•Llo.ll2 11 1005Sidi Da tuna, Oldham, painter, Dee. la. at IL lUM*2 Joan W alaar, Ilotherhain, Yorkshire. blankmith. Dec. 1L at 1. illoMill 6Aaim t 'Anthill°, Denbighshire, blackmail& Jim. 24. at 12. DAM, LOINIEVINT, lissthouras, Sussex ,Ssh dealer, Dec. 10. at 1L 010101 02•1111924 D, Halms, Lancashbe, heathen. Dec 10, at at. Jotting Coot. Hereford, fruiterer, Dec. 10, at 10. ZDIFAJID Aloof, jut., Barnsley. Yorkshire, coackb 15, at 2. Jens Mown, Warrington, Lancashire, Dee. 15. at I. Jona HINDIAT. Ashton.under-Lyne, bootiaakmr, Dee. 15, at it Hosea LOMIAN, Dory, Lancashire. wheelwright, Dee 11, at 10. Jartni Joao& Dersholes Deis, Derbyshire. imam, Dec 12. at 12. Jowl CAM& Nerthwich, Cheshire, boot manalactarrer, Dee. r, Doc 14. at S. Roan? lioawooD„ West Tenn:mouth, Devonddra, Nalisirm Haar, Dee. 10. at 11. lflataT linattltaS, LA Dean, Glonocateraldre, aollW, Dec. It, at 13. Luta Moms, Dec. 16, at IL Julia EXZWIUM, G e ttrirstos ilak tr=eklayar, Dec. 6, at 12. LOT IXAMINATI9NB. Dee. ii. & T. Dunn, Queenatuast, Hameseremith, commer cial clerk-Deo. U. T. A. Woods, Fentonareet, Commercial e:mid last. serostaut-Dee. 22. G. S. Frankkani, {Mori Upper Norwood, sad Head-row, lambent, bulkier-Dec. PA H. Dorm Ehtmlow.crlltames, lishreoager -Des. U. T. Burrower, South Lansistirsd, Stockwell. and Angel-coer nr area, ark jobber-Dee. EL T. H. Hartle or N. air k.. t, " 2lew Norti.roed, and Mookwellutreet, pram- Dec. ti. H. J. Jur, Claressorplar Claphantred, 'tattooer-Deo. IL Rastbournerrrace. Hyde-perk *mounter ra - Dec. 22. .F. Pranaling, Little lunar and Dabnrithaateros, Kingslandrad, brace and belt manufeeturer -Dec. 2A W. Studley, H. era-rood, boot and shoe manufacturer-Dec. it T. L Carr, Inealeyareet. New. cress. marchers dark-Deo 22. G. Brown, jar. beery Haub, Hertiordnare, rake maker - Dec. 12. W. J. Kamen. Corewallroed, Brixton-hi& repeater- Dec. H. W. Pool, Sharebrook, BetUordshire, fareutr-Der. IR. C. Smith, Geer'-road Had, Chelsea, furniture meeker-Dee. fn. W. Wiles, fratioid, Bear, bailed beer merrAmai-Dec. 22. J. Frey, 81. Nerd parchment misorrenrer-Dec. 22. J. Bowled &y. remarry surgeon -Dee. ft. C. L Dewsbury. Cleveland-yard, SA Jamas. and Warm, bus _ka. nary staler IteerDec. 22. S. MAlTiett, Garr* bledriaM--Dec. St r i nTe, Sutton. Serra. barrer - Dec- 22. G. Farr. Holloway-road, corn e kaad l er -Dec. V. H. T. Cooper, Onstage. latinerd writing sad Mann, case maker-Dere. It C. P. Horsed Weetbremerlch, Staffordshire, coal ininciaat- Dee. IS. J. Gerard Binnlogham. balder-Jr. 9. G. Savage. Bristol, their la wises-Jan. 9. Carries Ayer Gloucester. holies-Jan. 9. J. H'Dowall. Swansea. dreper-Jan. 9. R. C. Collins, Bath, wine merchant -Jan. a. W. IL Emerson, Mrs oombe, Groareire ilenternt in her Ilajastre army - Jan. 2. W. /rood Driven, Cornwall, tailor sod asseer- Jos. 2. F. O. Whir Taunton. flomerearaire, brewer- Dec. U. J. Blackwood, Lincoln, hawker-Dee. ii. W. Cards and R. Orin, Tmeiners, Cheshire, Minden-Dec. 21. R. C. Doyle, Liverpool. noureier-Dee. V. R. Williams, Everted Liverpool, law-Deo. 21. J. L. Moffat and W. kor Liverpool. oases* Moo mereltants -Dee. 19. H. Hill, T. Schofield, and E. Schofield Oldham, lancreire, cart splnners-Dee. IR J. G. Ulna, Ireciesier. merreat-Dec. la W. Campbell, Helms= W wise merchant-lac. 22J. Toner, Parrs, refrainer* 1104911 keeper-Dec. U. IL Callaway, Parra, clerk -Dec.PerkliNCe, Lancaster, boot maker-lac. V. J. Gmory Kerby, Llaccinahlre, grocer-Den 7. Z. Townsend, Bel ok news &dent-Dec. 19. T. Lavery, Fardinghrldes, HarAp skim homer-Dec. 14. J. Pearson, Clare, &Wolk, corn dealer- Jan. 11. W. Harrier elselleld, hie mlader-Dec. a. B. Foulkes, Conway, Oarnaraushire, labourer-U c. ls. IL Jar, llincble hemvtw, Oireesteseldre. retailer-Dr lb. J. Saved tlogWß, LamWus, provision dealer-Dec. 15. Fyge Smith, War noire, fowl dealar-Deo. 11 G. Para, Taunton. grand dialer -Dec It C. E. !toward. West Morton. Sommemailre-Dee. 12. Jane Jones Howard, West Moored Somersetehire-Dee. it J. Holt, Preetwich.curOklharn, Luserldre, late restore keeper-Jae. 9 T. Gibson, West Hartlepool, painter-Dec. ft T. Topping, Wigan, hemp dealer-Dec. 13. T. GM Aecriagtem, cotton waste dealer-Dec. 20. R. Mara; liestiersel beer re tailer - Dec. 14. T. Birch. Nortbwick breklysr-Dec. 1 B W. T. Nixon, Sheerness, stationer-Dee. 19 J. anon, lard ludrdsemer-Dec. 15. B. Roberta, Stanningley, Yorkshire. leder -Dec. 7. F. H. ,both, Gildersome. Yorkshire, mole spare- Dec. I*. J. Woodruff. Barnsley. V orimhirs. warehouseman. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Sept. 11. ROOM 99091. Orme Arr. Dorsetahlre. Innkeeper. Nov. 24. **mart Hataiwin.A, Blackburn, lauscanaire, oars DIKILLIATIONS OF DIVIDINDS, Damn TOUJO, Werner, hosier-fild dividend of 3d., Dec. 6, and these =bequest Mondays, at Hanle's, Noegingham. WILLIAM HOWLS and THOMAS WOOD, Lelersicr, timber mer chants-further dividend of 3d., Dee. 6, sad three subsequent Howler, at Harris* Nottingham. Arnim Masi, Gateshead, saacbluhd-lr dividend of 6a., any Saturday, at lakinane, Newrarlerants ?Yin DIVIDINDS Doe. 14. J. A. Leech, Upper-street, Islington, draper-Dee. 14 G. R. Pemberton, Chertsey , Surrey, majorgeneral of th e In dian forces-Dee. la J. T. Fitchew, Bridee-road, Lambeth, sad dler-Dec.ll. H. N. Sprang* and J. Z. Mertens, Mlneing-lass, colonial broker-Dec. IL Y. Webb, Yalding, Heat, farmer- Dee IL J. Groomes (Rev.), traitor& Baez, vicar of &Word- Dec. is, F. Gardner, Luton, Straw hat manufacturer-Dec. 14. L. Morrissey, Upper Gloucester-street, Lorsetr.quare, clerk in Itomerrahouse-Dec. 14. IL Spencer and R. Spencer, Ail. (joint sad separate Mahn, ittsrater-gardens, Barbican, book- Mader - Iva IL O. T. Wfts, Haywardslisid and &evertor', Olaseeratarre, briekseaker-Dee. 16. 0. Teaser Cluppenham, , Wiltaldre. tailor-Dee. 14, J. Cursor& Yeats, Devonshire. miller -Dee. 14. T. W. CAL Truro, tailor- Deb 11, A. Blacknionre, Csatleford, Yorkshire, innkeeper, and Featherstone. Yorkshire. Oar bottle manufacturer- Dec. IL H. Westerman and S. L Westernise, Leeds, b! bbin mannacturens-Dee. if. J. Bottom ley, Bradford, Yorkshire, manufacture-Dee if. C. Larry and P. J. Werke, Liverpool, timber merchants-Dec 10. 6. Friwards, Liverpo 1, grocer-Dec. 16. J. Smith. Madonna, Durham, builder-Dec. 16. U. WllOOO, Newcastrupon-Type, bride:- Den 10. H. Morris, Buralem, Staffordshire, boot maker-Dee 10. H. Mahar , jun , Hanky, Staffordshire, haberdasher-Dee 10. J. Harries& Hanky and Cobridge. Stalfertlidre, sue winker- Dee. 14. J. Braga Northleet, Lent, jesemermat 1121011101111 , .. Dm IL Lally Rees Matthew, Gravers& siseinietrer-pea 10. M. kerwlen. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Weri e r . - Dee. l& 1 Iheraley, Hadusiondwilts, Yorkshire, cruder* seer-Dee. HI, W. Raise, 1 ',rebury. Yorkshire, furniture betiter-Des, M. D. Maas& !Main. Hertfordshire, groosr-Dee. 16. Z. A. HiwYsr, Jun , Leadrate, Daritall, joiner -Dee. IL Ala Brighton, late beer retailer-Dec. t It Tip..,, Yseebam r sea, cosi areeheal-Des. 13. C. lira. Br It H Mrtor, J. Bentley, O. Booth, and G. .haw, Yorkshire, ireireaders-Den IL J. C. Trig* Thane. shire bmwer-Dee. 21. A. BaUe i =tonarest, ClaslienweL timber rerehanta.Des.llll. Atiretifsel.prinkir, and Boylmstratt, Burlington-gardens, scrirener— bee j. Irlimusan, Ludgaimatmet, tallor—tare. J. .1. I .innii). Yorkshire, glom battre manufacturer—Dec. W. J. lfi !wigwam estate. Uvemeen. merchant . IPAJLTBIBUILPII 18111111*Vp. _ J. id ii sad .I.Aidefs.ratTlallchr-LyZie, draper,_4; . Istoraft and A. Triggs, 84. Jassees-atreet and Arlloo.o., o ,„; lagagtoa, chair eassfacturers J. Lancaster, J. kw.re J Pen, S. Swim, and J. Reynolds, lackereleld and Irks= Atm loaner coal miners, so far as regards S. is Fleetwood and C. Nichols, Liverpool, cart Tamer. J. Turner, and It J. 1 rimer, shire, tailors, an far as regards Margaret I _ Goodson sod W. H. Clarke, Liverpool, menu!.; ciseraista -C. B. Hodgson and W. Blbbens, Savage Tower hill. merchants-H. 0. Flrmetone and W. u. stone, Kinpwinford and Westbromwlcn. stasfordshire, Olsecote and Assington, Warwiclushire. tronniesters-L ii YQ T. Stephensos, sad H. Bteplesisoo, Todroonies. Yorlo.h ut cotton manufacturers. so far as regards H. stephro..l.4 Mime. H. flowage, and W. B. B per, Westhromwm,. y. so far as regards H. Bowater-8. Gledhill, b. ltan k ,,s, and T. lamb. Hainan, Yorkehbe, woollen maeutses eren an regards B. Bd.. Vnsworth and S. Harrison. ~idhatg cotton defiers-A. Melville and W. Potts. Marylebosee... k Issanfacturers of cutlery -8. Russell. W. 'm J. op, and . Leaner, ironfounders-J. K. Archer and T. Stith; liirk.b4: Lancashir., dyewood cuttes-A. Franotovich and B. Wilhoo k Liverpool outrlttees-Joseph Bobereliaw and John Roberts/me Banns, Yorkshire. mise..• wool towhees-C. Crinkle and k. Bled Birchy near Watery, Worcestershoe malmaaters-•A. °diem, Holyhead, leewm...; 1. Roder and J. W. Worrell, Nottingham, drapers-T. lindoll and J. Fekeraley, Bolton, engineers- T. Clyne and W. 60,1,, Manchester, wine merchants-T. Faced and A. Hoppe, WOO:Itpl. drapers-John Bradshaw and James Bradshaw, kkik,b u ii: gamest dealers. SCOTCH asausenunoss. ItoM2 ALLU, MUlport, Buteehlre. caner. Dec. 3, at the lag s 1,001167. WILLLUI 1011111.01 Ammason and Joan Una, Glasgow, i4 l. WTl=Dec. 6, at the Penalty Hall. Glasgow. ILL/01, Croftbead, lonarkshlre, cattle dealer, Dec. ?. MS the Avondale Inn, l•trathaven. w a y ug rampiza. Ge..gow, grocer, Dec. 6, at the larLay Hall. Glosiow. MlAs= ABanmore, Inverness shire, Lrtn r, 10, at the Caledonian Hotel, linemen. 800. SO L Keith, Banffshire, vintner, Dec. 6, at the u As Hotel, Keith. MARKETS. TALLOW.- -WMOmoDAY Kamm. —The market e l; Moody to-dm. Spot, new, 41a. 3d. ; old, 40e. 91 ; to March, 43e. to Olt 9d. ; March, 43e. to 42e. 91 . Ayni to Joao, 43e. ; October to December, 44e. to 44e. Delivery to het evortim, 238 mike. Arrival*, 10 c■eke. 00TrON.—Lnzaroog% Nov. 29.—A quiet but steadyi market, Indian teiersose laving . imparted a little mai Moe. Wee to4sy. 6,000 balisLinduding 2 . 3 00 oreculata4 s ad export. Amaeiaaa, 244 d. to 260. ; 120 Pinot, ke., rid. to 274 d. ; 10 Memo sod Bahia, 2io kqf gentian, 7d. to 31d. ; 100 Savroi, 161 to 21d. ; 4.40, Smut, 90. to 22d. • Bengal. Sande. Sc., 12d. to upj . ;' China, 140. to ; Japea, 170. ;10 Peru. lie., 2.14.4 OOTTON GOODS.-14(uctMerme, Nov. 29.—We 4,- had • vary quiet market, both for &hippie% end other de. seriptions of yam, and prism an down about 2d. perli,i from the highest quotation of last week. At this delesi there has hem lease little badness for second-hand lor which had bees bought by speculators during the prom depression. bet mimesis, as a rule, ere not willing to sell this decline. The depression, to-day, though to some wee hallowing the lead of the cotton market. has been let by the *dries frau America to ***Beet that the Pr will oder terms of peace to the South. Speaking geoerid,r,, people do sot plain mush faith in the offer as a fact, ail they profiles to believe that the South would not acc ear offers the Federal government are likely make, bat still the impression on the market 1 hese one undoubtedly of great depression, and 404 acemioaed in the manna( a sespemice of business, especially in *hippie( yarns • but th e mutat dome rather better, sot a little more dist:aside& to besieges than at the comma* meat. la the hese bade y want of confideoce, ft the same atom has prevented baeiars. The oilers hen have hardly base sullicieot to test prime. Buyers cod! , doubt have dame much better for themselves if they the requisite meltdown to bay, but the ben mention pease is America seems to be sufficiest to keep them he aperatiag. In cloths, prices have also bees (radially m sidiag ever since Tuesday last. and the prices then game bet hardly obtainable, have given place to much more rood sate seism The buyers of goods at the late panic pries base bees tamped by the decline of the past week to oda thean for male, at rates which nsaaufactursre cannot cots. pets with at the present cost of oottoo. The prase of ND alerting, ere 184. per pines lower than last Tuesday (in er ales lower still), and the busker ci the day has bear ILLNUFACTll6lllB.—Hosinsourgius, Nov. 29.-1 bar sr bra ammo% alarm* sail ca two, fire Loodia. 'As pawl laadabsa salad ark, • little has bra tises it Writ thrskra, star mixture", wirer burr. Woos saull Maamslka. bar duo * plass la saw parr = Ise rein rola. Wapping bt cartaus datt. sod assimira a/ • tram el ardor. sad various, burrs assaralks Is far bar brisk. Wool.B.—Hohrialosmo. Nov. W.—Tbs arrivals mal;mbOri bon amadoratio dieing tlio rook, bat chied7 , faulty dz ia oriZ sad. thoilik asap, do sot ammo rim wa sad Washy rook aro impaired for. wool& amil at fair prier, bat I. tiros *are claim CORN.—Hasa., Nov. 20.—.4t tacky% market a rate supply of English waist, white sells slowly at A lost Taesday's warrmay ; feeelgs sells emir is retail, irregular prima. 'Utley acmes MI steady at sustain BOUM sad peas meelterwd. Oats meals mint. Ladies cam small yellow, 275. par 480 Us. Arrivals for the weal Wheat, 1,240 qrs. ; barley, 2,501; oats, 354 ; beam, 361. Imam', Nov. 29.—The supply of wheat was sot ell large to-day ; the trade riled arm at folly last Twee prices. Barley is`Food supply ; h. samples sold ao week's rails, wmediry deacriptcoos a dull gala mad peas as before. Liana, Nov. 29.—We have a poor show of fin rod • to-day, up= which only then ia t demand. tad lost Tut day's Mahan fallyaupported. Barley very slow vele, venni! fer reend-rate qualities, of which the balk anise cony,' =en ani ia favour of buyera Beriaa, ode, ad without alktuddit. Lm Nov. 29.—We lave a good attendance, sad 1 a moderato show of wheat, which fully maintains!d wok's print.. Good sulk/ft rase at barley is stie said ; madams sampise slow of sale, at late rates. mad sate, valises watered. Per quarter imperial to =:--Wheat, white, n.w 63lbs. to 641te. pw 411 s. he 465. ; ditto, red. 6311 m to delbs rL NV% red, std, 62.1ba. to 6316 a, 38s. to 39 .. Barley, Oherelier malting, 5Mb.. to 1171ba, 325. to 345. ; nee ahswelier ditto. 1541bn to 5114b5., 29.. to Tbs. SUM. to allts., 225. to 265. Beaus. old. 631bs. to 404 to 425. ; ditto, sew, 631ke. to 64113 a. 365. to 37a. Nowoterta. Noy. 29.—The weather tlill asthma settled, but then ere mew isdnalisos at a drisr nor tore. At our mast this reornag we had a moderate' el wheat train the growers, sod the arrivals likewise fosilldicost, the trade opined with non Amore in seqesece, resoling I. a goad briars at fully ffitturdo ryes. Melee sew Norfolk yellow eonnuided 41u. the nos price was paid far Gee old Norfolk. Farago wee ie non forcer, especially Is. old Dans* for 49a. per Webs. was realised, but the quality WI , extra. Nelda, teeny coetnues ense di ng ly difficult quit, sad it is orgy sow sod thee boyars an tabs out le other articles se renege. IItDIAD CADDYING Comwrr.—The ordiL eased =Wing of the above company was held yens'', Y the csaapany'a aka, Broad-etrset-bnildings, &rift deeekl Stepbensoe, in the chair. The report. which „ already been published, sue approved ad adopted. ta b d, dividend at dunes of sax per cent. was &clued. fro beeetne-tax, for the hal:ism ending 30th Jane, 1464. 1 'stills, directors and auditors were rwelected, and the , esettimp terminated with a cordial vote of thank' tc directors moved by Yr. J. S. Godfrey, and seconded Mr. it. 'Oink. NOTICIL —OPENING 01 11,Duce11 NEW iVE-r.t IsAMON,I29, Bmient4treet (fear daces above MIN" Itienmel bees to inform the public that, in comphu , the desire of his numerous Meatend patrons, he sill "PM sew Retail Branch at the above address to at IC' December. From the day of °peeing , o the 1501 of Peseue hichisively, every PBllOlll purchaelag perfumery at this , ,uolt meat to the amount of fa ed. sad upwards, will he with a bottM of litisanies Toilet vlacipir.—iSdveruol" I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANOlLL—November IS, at laakbaa, tie wits of J. C. leg.. traditary store Met. of a Swabia,. lellia.—Noverabar IS, at Orgetthata, the wife of H 6. Fawkes. of a eon. 11S117LN.—Novesalser rr, at et. Jobo'apark. Blackhod. t wife of J. Z. Marla. lag., of a daughter. 111DOWAY.—loweleber 27. at Ifs. M. ledeesteratuart, thr• , d Cassia Abessader lttelgway, ot • soo. 11111211.—Novesiber IS, et Oloweseterwareet, Fortran.: the wife ot IL C. Intik Zwe., at amt. 1181MANCIL—Nowerber 11/1, at the laws, Tulaohll l . 31 " . lisalraes, at a tigmagtrar. MARRIAGES. 111=4-071.&1112111. —November 22, stet Lakes. (^• Decraselsar, sea of L limey Itaq., of th , W. J. B. Sillma bAal g ia, s oteasitadd, teary :1 1 E7 NIABAM __--AON—ISANDUSON.—Noraniber se. at CIAM Camberireal, Seim, by the Bev. W. 0. Martin. A. Harm , Say., of the Thrson and Kettering Bask, to Hannah daughter of the late T. Sanderson, gay.. of ThruSat"° , amptonshire KIIISMAN Rh:MC[lSi ER. November N at FA 1-ule'i CMS* Southampton, by the Rev F. Bum% MO, Maq., ilriutendent engineer of the Eatoikates LlZMarie Auguste Emilie. daughter of Dr. DEATHS. alaTOlC — ltoramilier 17. at Carlton mil East. Mt Jobe lllma, widow of Os MN T. L Melon. Eny.. easel SlOSWlLL.—Sovester S!, at Tavitonatreet, d00.113.' • Isarm/E sod &I. Taara-111.wimbse N IlUsa amok. mita of 11. LloYa• PuHasAllace. TA=l.—Neorerber t 7, May Asa Cermet* the MP of or Red•idil. 9." ST. Muted sad MPMod et WILUAN IMO 11Mat. lambirdegeph la the City d Wags. MOM. . Mph ostatrOperest. thp hulas{ d Whlttea‘ as. low 1011.1. , ••7 WV =We .11 , -.10.•.§. wane -. ••••••• WON, ay war . ocerros.-LinsPOoL, Nov. 29. -A quiet but ste.dy market, Indian telegrams having . imparted a little mora lasts Sales =dn, 6,000 balea, including 2,500 spa c ,, l 4 ., adexport, 500 Allnerialli, 244 d. to Sied. ; 120 Penn' he., 21d. to 270. ; 10 Muni and &Ma, ; you ngyption, 7d. to 31d. ; 100 Sevres, 161 to 21d.; I.Bou. &rat, to 22d. • Banal, Sands. loc., 12d. t 01.34 Mina, 144 d. to 164 ; Japaa, 170. ; 10 Pere, kc.,. COTTON GOODS.-M•noweirrn, Nov. 29.-We ha had • very quiet market, both for &hippie' and other de- iseriptions re yarn, and prices an down about ZS poll. from the highest quotation of lan week. At this dec there has hese some little badness for second-hand • which had bees bought by eprieulators during the nevi • depression. bet ninon as a mile, are sot willing to sell this decline. The depremion, to-day, though to some erten following the lead of the cotton market. has been Mtn by the *drips frees Amgen' to the effect that the ' '• will net terms of pens to the South. Speaking geovraLy, people do sot plass man faith in the offer as a fact, they profess to believe that the South would not am • any offers the Federal government are likely mks bet still the impression on the market • bees one undoubtedly of gnat depression, sad ales. cimaidooed in the morning a supeneion of business, esprei.ll in shipping yarns ; but the market closes rather better, in a little more disposition to Dam en than at the con. meat. In the =me trade yam, want of confiderice, the same mom has prevented business. The often hay have hardly ben sufficieet to test prim. Buyers Wilk doubt have dose much better for themselves if they • the requisite otanibleoos to bay, but the ban mention =no m America seems to be nfficieut to keep them 1 • operating. In cloths, prices have also bees 'radially sit sillies ever irises Tuesday last, and the prim then quo bat hardly obtainable, have given place to men more ID isle tree. The buyers of goods at the late panic p . have been tempted by the decline of the past week to or! them for renele, at rates which manufacturers man con pate with at the present cost of «Ana. The prase of 8416. 'airlines are 184. per pine" lower than last Tuesday (is .• area lower Mill), and the knew of the day has been MANUFACTURES.-HOrinsserfiltdi, Nov. 29.-Boy have sot bees aussienms, although cm or two op • frees Longs. The general trade bee ruled slack, th a little has bees dose is Meek doeskins, steel mixtures. whiter basins. Some small bresentioss ban also tai pleas Is new =Metes for wenn raids. Skipping h entasse Sat, and esespien of a seat of orders, sad warehouse knees geserally is fee frees being brisk. WOOLL-Hosoeinneems. Nov. 29.-The arrivals • salsa have bees sooderne during the week, bat chiefly belly d i z ad eriZ sad, though cheap, do sot torn wan wa and natty wools are inquired for. meld sea " as fair poen but in these there is =Ms. CORN.-Hots, Nov. 29.-At to-day's market a • • rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at bard led Tuesday's ourreeey ; fangs sells only is retail, irreginar prime. Bain off seedy at quota= • Beans an peas meelearn Ors morn onset. lodise corn smell yellow, 27e. per 490Un. Arrivals for the week. When, 1,24 0 qrs. ; barley, 2,501; min 354 ; bens, 381. Irmo', Nov. 29.-The supply of wheat wee not large to-day ; the trade ruled Arm at folly last irk' prior. Barley in ``od supply ; Sae samples said at week's rates, eeeosdiry description a dull sale. • sod pees as before. Limos, Nov. 29.-We have a poor show of An red .h to-day, epos which only there is • demand, and last T day's endears fully supported. Seeley very @Lowrie, for sestind-rate qualities, of which the balk offer* • asjimees are is fan= of buyers. Beans, mais, and • without alendies. Lm, Nov. 29.-We ken a good attendance, sad a moderate show of when, which fully maintained '- week's prices. Good malting ruse of barley tastes& mad; inning sample" slow of sale, at late rates. • esd seta, values unaltered. Per quarter imports' to =.l:--Wheat, white, sew, e6l be. to 64Ibs. per i• 4.15. to 455. ; ditto, red, 631= to 441b5., 375. to • dit red, old, 62.1ba. to 631 b., Mo. to 39e. /3erier, Ohonlier 'malting, Mr. to 5711:e., 3161. to 345. ; dit eases Chevalier dins, 641bs. to Nabs., 295. to Th. 0. 361= to 421b5., ?ffis. to 26e. Bens, old, glib, te 11.5 40". to 42• ; ditto, sew, 631ba. to 641b5.. 365. to 37a. Newonetel. NOV. 29.-The weather .till sestina Nettled, but thin ere sew intestine of a drier turn tare. At our motet this morning we had a moderate el wheat from the growers, an the arrivals likewise Ingiddidludt, the trade named with non Ammo in • see, ewe, reselling in a good buskers at fully fisturds yens Melee sew Norfolk yellow emusended the same price was paid for in old Norfolk. Forintd was is MON favour, especially dire old Diann, for w 49e. per 5011bs. was realised, but the quality WI , extra. Malting barley metiers *r eeding', difficult quit, and it is any sow and this buyers an to be met Is other article' so =ease. INDIAN CABRYLVO COLPAirf.-The onii issawal meeting of the ahoy company was held y at the company's offices, Broad-nnet-buildings, Sir 31 dark" Stephenson, in the chair. The report. whirl: already been published, was approved and adopted, dad dividend at the ran at six per cent. was =clued. bed becoene-tax, for the half-year ending 30th Jape, 1864. nine, directors and audit.= were re-elected, and the esedlumi terminated with a oordial vote of thanks to directors moved by Mr. J. S. Godfrey, and secoutiel Mr. Itt. Nodes-OPENING or 11111M1L'S NEW WE-T.E. Swim 121, Regent-street (four doors above Meer L Loupe' begs to inform the patine that, in compliu , the desire of his numerous Weatong patrons, he ro ill ^i• sew Retail Branch at the above address torore, the P e December. From the day of opening t o the 134 h of De,r , inchiairly, every person purcbissing perfumery at 'hie tens to the amount of Is. Id. and upwards. re with a bottle of Limey's Toilet Vlswgar.-iAdvertiwmott BIRTHS, MARRLAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SWUM-November le, at Perham. the wife of J. C. Arl , 1eg..~ military store Mat. of a daughter. TOW L29.-November le, at firearm, the wife of Y. I, G. Poore, of a son. MARTIN.-November V, at et. Jobe's-perk, Mackie:3o. t wife of J. R. Marra, isq., of • daughter. RI DO WAY.-norgabeir 27, at Net. 49, ledeesterequart, the • ' of Captain Abasander Ridgway, of • son. Belra..-sinember et, et Olosessierstren Tort:sat:el the wife of IL C. Intr Lel, of aeon. • fIENTANCL-November 11/1. at the lawn, Tubsblll. 3111- =stance, of • daughter. MAItRIAGIM DINUT-071.&111STIN. -November WY, stet Lake's. Mel Lambe= Stomacher, en of L Coney, S e q., et Me Vi =elf Bre Fier (ieersissa. daughter dthe O'newM% of Centledeid, orwmfgr ' Ireland HARRIIIOB-6ALDIUtIiON.-Norember W. et Clfif° Camberwell, Seamy, by the Bev. W. 0. Isrt/o. A. floor Ir., of the ?Marton and nettming Bank, to numb; daughter of the late I'. Sanderson. Faq.. of ThlsPa.o. amytenoMre. HEN Sill - RETAC Ef SI EA.-November le. at st Juke ( Bomb , foutbmeteee, by the Ner. F. Rama C. L ". I men, sweriuteudent englover of the Eaton Reset t Cto Marie August. Lmilie, ' laughter of Dr. Brew °rifsl- DEATHS. .trai am. w w .vt o r. a l e a k Ir s , T at . l iwlttoll Aku til m.q i St es. .Tohn u rv2 4 BOBWILL-normber In at Tarlton-street. 1wi1...."" - Boswillt. egad &I. LLOWD.-Ilevembeg gk =Ea Barak wife of B. LloY l L' 4 WitPorlisaegnee. • ICINSON.-Noreetber 27, Mary Ann Corset, the " etc Windrow, of Deerey, aged 61 . Mated and Publiebed by Witten Imo BALM larabludetpase, r gm city d IlfisteleM rfm,°:„ • NO. 61 . 110 1T,A JPII - 102. 00( isx f Ot e riz a r si t: strZotelasa ea go & borx / - 7 — Acalvau Klu ggniNi swine . 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