The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-29 00:00:00

IL WIWI" ILZ.AND ILII tv.varnuatre., Lail inewing Mr. Mt oas of the members Inr Lasabeas, ma web IMe tosilermie as shoe es eased • writes wad b Ma M Ike Meess• lattelagews, end NOM demi W them, r nessiewe gib ebe emu= he hie peemei awe We int ceserein teldt We bere•gh, m eatemet et Ws seeded is the pet pellimastazy arisa, sd espleieed hi ". 5 yes valise pateeL Mr. J. W. &marrow resell* and he vim lick* sided seseseks is the obJett of the sew Mr. W. Wooers proceeded to eddies. them. Re add he bed wenn m the Hone of Contain every day and sight Oat ohs hone met from the beginniag is the sed 4 the e.eigeia, ead so gaieties of the net seposess win brought forwerd sa which lie did set take a pet. He wed Wit ib. enejority as the meretimest be the mine* °Lich malted MI the Mimi el lard Derby's sr terstneat, lmta4P* he henna that the ZAMA Bill of rim petrurst wee r 1.4111111 bell at all. no nut the Refine Ball white bed his ponied by Lon Palmerston's samseimant, me. set al • error eto .6 .t tasproldi ihttpronlit Wl= of **l4lloll. * Irma be kis dry, WINN the eppetsbas tithe conetireeney of Lambeth, to ..seder whether theS esgist not aloe be be rejected. (Halm beer.) Thy ber Is. wo wed a Warei bill yea .liar war Le way were per, but iiph i p IN T p.m sat soniwieg worth beil th ey bsl batter rt. • Mlle lesser ; Pr, depend nen the U.s woad ems Win they wee 4 hew a New worthy of the .area. TN Is. Wan kW Ism • wry WV, vo, those; • Wort oar, end bed Is. principally occupied ia trams the wrimate• for the fienkee al the prang year. There ..elm's, s they win swan snouted sew, In time of poses, to almost 70,000,0001.—(shasse)—witch warn 6,000.0te1f more thee the estimated revenue. The come ouen,s wan that they had to submit to an @Minn of four pans is the pound. 'if the public &speeding:o were limited to west it wee is 1816, when the Duke of Walloon and Sir R. Peel were is power—ifs, to 48 , 700 , 00 a—the (ovenware:it would be able to take ell the rel• of the in come ter, the sager duty, the tea duty, win Merle tan. He bed earned hteuelf to atop tie careen of egta= espenditare, bat how had he ken f One Quite unexpectedly, Loed Pakewesso 4eash. dew the sled tan es. sv; woes, and ..Dui ups the Wow st eras, end with scso rly Are saw* sastakes WSW. Be (lir. Wilbur ) otjvisl to going as with the.. setiesew whiek la me wept* to 7.001.00 U., as tipper tusi,y of exesetaing the them, la he d ha 4 whir te got up sad my he ken wobble Wu Bat ewe Lard Pelweralue bee-elf confessed that he new nothing .hest the weenstee wbelt be wee Wing spa the how es ow. He (Ile. Witham.) then weersiol spilt (Sag ea wlth theta, sad Grasse* be would be es piety to sow a pro eieding left the hour—" " bravo "—an wink thole who nee, or ought to be, the i gee/Oen el the public puree, pro needed, after 12 o'clock at dgke, le pre 67 rote., involviag bows 3,000,000 i. esd 4,010,1111. (.. *Woe." ) Be we st Wens to WSW the snap sr sap in as effsetire now ea Idly we, end weld de whim to Ginialelt the pe lted,* lam if the enstry , bet be wand to set the wary wort ter the potpie Faupwly applied. Of the 14,0111,02111. eekd hr the every eel, Witt 4,000,0005, won wired fer laselmag r double& sed yaps/ the iws—eed that they wee Willy paid enough ow/y*oly lam Ha lad iregiertly .tee le pt the mg Wow selnTed be • co mew is We se en wbollar they ale* ad he *kW. w he wee me dry might _with out Wry the ..mere, se/ be Wel be' Wald .55 10 espiartei b the wimps whish he peoked S.._w tat Ws Thee Web oped be the swy. Be weld always • Ism hop sang! Is 1 isfee ese those ken am eisesk kin Web wpm fosls woe nowt ye* eltar year. DM law was it ezpoild f the isistiss el the lime we, we bel waft* 300,001.1011. was eve wry, mod whet was the TWO At sits Ws el the Penn war we bed 160 mail of the Noe; Wows et she soft 4 this ref, diat sC:I 70/,000,111/.,Wlwew mad 12 Wag brie Wpm. tow the fat M e yew spa V any, er 4 lnitto s t as mush se bol spot spa eere. seewiskombag the swifts the we WI op WA sol lie towese eidittone 11 old eke hod wide se w wel pew within thet pried. Be • gied be wefts the Wien wee 1.4 arksaleg le lie wens ad Mose by WWI, Wain/ Ms ewe al eon the ran. emil es be WWI, et should We mew toy in a shoot We. AWN View wad, w_ lough es Wet 4 wow. Be sent Wined is U. error saponifier. as the dein. nab be illestreled by derews Iles two Reis Wye d win wee new WOW is • wives, psi re the lbw as • as. el V. 10a pee me dm wen Wile es Dupslord Dackyord the .oat of owe thipbsiblieg If. 17.. 16. pas kw or two Got a halt We twee Imo is the Wow pod. 14.6 Clews Nish is mßl.g the wiew U. el the Bows 4 Cowen se the lewe& inn is the Whyerd. bed thew Wert i,pgMR wee May wereented kw, sad when tai twin ow r le* est le verb te Bed on ere. ens Err Ised pos it eppereed Met when • asp wee bah websdp rid she aught so be Map, sed iwON Y tin awl begWmer • this It wee Owl she weld set • awl she wee ar es es is this Wile end Whet bet still she set whe. end sew begy also rseswethd thre .he WWI heat at the Ws. God sersibing sided te her thew rod it whitlow the ewe sr wk. be arbaly This sea the wap ths puha. wr Wirr y ow al wha m = Be we wiser to Wag.* sow wry ie • Wes 4 het bow may Alpe w might wetesid sewer he w se ollelme wry Worst .ors. sod they new wsll tie poithed rellere Ow the is WOW whet tmtt they Lst es end be Gegglog. ). This wee the dil= best l atia ft = . 4,. Yes .. west es likftrielles: Ibsen Ver BM se is was. netwillewillng the WO, eared we tine sks. 1,811 sea had wed mho k. Ile bed wed his ben wile= tepee as end wthis Ispolkg Cen"sod with Was Weer he bed priediwily owl kr Wher GI we is the svey sod troy, end the awls d Wire WWI is web. TM. OW Wad dlist, her the TOW el Noskllipe vials theism herd a pseud stehliklag flegglng swipe kr net westest snow. With wee thernmeneweist U the WWI the Anwity te..Y the the ow ewe weld get pints el rikee. Be bald Wet leggingw WNW' aw e mks Ora moiallee la. gesl thesigkei. To wee We, be user Wei she Ike Mel Nan LW C. Paps esiewdel the Prisms Royal is the Hal* la aminaaari Oa ship la • ow AWN MON ddbelßlise Whew WWI; asleep • L MEW. wine judos be the we ship, sr Whig se We woes wY he lied newel kr, bed bed W m, son dos es/ ups then AIM Wren Phew)wee the el nee With we met aorses es local ship, sod be engpited dot Mr might be is • pow by eliwing peg wag la the nee ide d == i Ewing eell ei • Err et 14. Ile *Wel thei the al Ma lin. eltaqua w howdy te reisse Wwile ow& tune ; binste WOW his date i ter dheesise. ve ow se wow the owns* d saadhar Chine the aged leelnen mai* • forth-ereel= plop/ vs kW we; ewe with Pori sod *We TM withast the wienemmetion of the sod te Wet WOW ef iheAwists liroropinvi.= le sow we le the Beheld WA Wish was to be she per. tesswe el she wed Wes. Be lid set sew the pew. ow MI wall be me re voila pee WIWI* is do shows 4 Lobs* kV he bowl it weld be web es 141 way wasste geerear. He wit WNW *the Wilke gesodise isW Jahn Ressi4 bill at 111144 ewe W. Is. 4 Wish hie WWI" shed ` weep awl Wised this If the Isalmatlas bill IMO 0101 whish wee te snd se the Miw ef ansassam wp mk. Thel ilid set pewee te odd or i se the agar =We pews 4 the wateepelk but eviltd the esete it tee il ken the owl Wombs saw* est tale swam mad we edam Weggle, se Brellood, which bon to wiss sod waist wed electors, we set * rest ill eAl te Webs& Is thee bin iiho wee the Woes =Why Wow gioing rM. beoeughs s, With le per I T ea is a Wad .stabs sow whet 4 ths Wee ks — a whin be weld net be wawa. Mr Is any sedlootheilso of sate the ptemM Wog! el Lambeth skarld be Liii"...""sed ems Lambeth perish WWI realm ow ow ad Cambiums.' ow tisweed Me W. Wag dm% .espied with theme*. Yes 4 • pere's poetess erepOss vi July, Vida he WI weld, is the owe el • peon senior poetalem it • bow arils the lied hwy. keep him Whist es. fres- Wes be sow. pen ads Wk. rod weld distresebtse threwburthe ef lbs pew dew 4leuseheidoe. He (4. Witham) WI Ws red 21 yesse .go, so wood y apispona eared be vet.. (Ur eras) Bat Mb be *ill see sew I. we, bet he won* always and es neslally ton beewheM seirep, whirl wee the aid set cma bit stgbt, whieb had Wood for may mollies sir the htr kW ilea p issi kd eaL pd bis se • mist of liest re espies the Winwse el the jai Ina. With was Wont te In 4 nigh Km Thane, ne urea, epos the wiestan le wypertthe weerrei 4 for the penmen el the Matropellsen lewd rif Werke, Wets bed taxed lige pride isopy ad bed WOW thus but liner. Rs did not expect tantalite perliemeehiwymetied be head WIWI awry we a lb bet le hot saws dew rsi duty weir wily with the be hed Yap palmed sol ups whin be bed bees dues& _ lira DAM email es bow did Ow la sembes spi• aloe wa• dr se the eslarke spies al bribery es dlicamill by t. ~e Inualipaso Okamorkw mod siembess, sad ▪ ebat wan Wl _ - w - r os the bast? Yr.l - Pi int alirsye - edvoeared the Woe, sad obeeki rename le do ere ; sad U$ regard lo bribery, width he wi V as ..„Lt:: ut wee Po peeweittak he Paid do al M leald to pee it b dries bat M. beast weeed ae time Mew. beer.l . Idv lams bed ebeeebad • but. la she pulls ppete, lei it weld aot dim rile wp m , la rotiy a.tk gensiese do boa. wombat arid be vie wi e n t void to ter Ito israeles• red ppm dodos, sad 'looters 117 to obeli* or Nam r%ew. He maid anted uto be Wore afar • Nisi period sateporroa„ provided day paid • arerele .em dame of saw mooed, W Kr. Mime sesealled, • vele el witarla Ur bee. voirabar. l:aarr wooed es as reeediseet io old • deoletellea iodar la lama or As ballet, • U. benteilt,• • 101. weary, a frabelmw. sad molt* brawl • rarodnireaaoet. r. b, ißlt, 'Mk Mr snores, sod °Owe, edema the motreer. oft or which Os whiwal roolutkal one yell sad awrwiti, tb emseilissat hie without oupportos. W. WILL: ales Wady rolaraid thanks, sad Who asu sopandad. DL LIVINUSTOZZB AIIICAN Itlrsmriox. Last might a martiag of di, Royal Geographies' ectfory w kdd d Bollogroa-bore, &r R.l. Mummers Ainempt thew pnwmat were We Dray Mar ter, Oho IWP d Urged, the Earl of Admiral ' Van Deints.,. Lord Krona, Admiral dir T. Hrrhael, Mr lair, Si, J. P. Dario; °sorrels Cocoon, For, Moatelth, Phil p, Beware. and Moore Colonel Ainslie; Archdeacon Raymond ; Carta= Cutttaron, Cranford, Bedford, sad Be hr. Medlar, Astronomer Royal at the Cane ; je l bl i rtooke ; Captains Burton, Spoke, Lynch, intim, Demo, God. ta, Attain, and Harriman Walker, the Hcn. O. Inniogroa, the Hon. R. Mershon", Mr. booby &lower, M.P..; Dri KlakeL Intim, mad Wide, Carnal l'etherick Ma ism Bobbed*, fitaveley, oeborao South, Crowford, Bor row, ithowneitk, sad Mt. Sigma, late Canal at Moser hams, Me fir a paper read word on eon Signals, for the are trartilere,' by Mr. °ALTO ,21 width mare rise to a short dimenemica, in which air i, Belem ad Mr. Madame took pert. Dr. 'maw, the atereary at the society, they read • paper reap the Meet answer ef this Central African Expedt dos, al trarrieltd by Dr. Ilivbegams. The paper weo =l i r "and only =tot tee ds r a wellas m. Iroz a wzr a shromed the C l e i ktilehmelZ, gave an iecount oi Dr . Islohipummee roma le Warw., a large inland lake. It hod no Mow. outlet, end branding to the report of the Winn oa its Wks it re sewer from Lake Nyinged by a tongue oi had ably five or six miles breed, and the eenthern end they dirovered to be no more than 30 miles datont from • lead of CM navigable Shire. Mesh delay bed hese occasioned by ebe hoasßtfes neosesery to atavism every little peat men that they were sot a oomplay of marauders. The arse of the Shirws had a bitter trio, bat it was drinkable. Fir abounded, and also Sligo's. end hippopotami. Was the eratherly wads blow strongly the water ma ma to min millelently from that tide a amide the people to catch doh la mire planted them The lake we of a per Aar, oily Mt narrow roam was penieoged ease 30 trier south of the body where the twellers stood. There woo an Wabited mountain island near the bestnalag of W narrow pert. TM broad portion might be hero unaw are he thirty miss broad. It. length might be from sixty so wear rise, ad Winding the southern narrow portion of thirty Mies TM tons itte lake above Claire's Idea!, where they hh Me ship, l,BOO feet, sad 2,000 hot rens ths love) of the as. Want Zomba, in its asighbourlwisd, was 6,000 feet high. The attires reported that the Btairwa was separated from a mach larger lake, called the Nyingsel. The whole erten wee well, though not Wisely, itec= TM Pottagnswe did not oven pretend to know Ilitequent inquiries were ends of the natives as to whether say whits is.. WI err viand diem before, and they tavaraidy rephed in the negative. Dr. Li tringslaiss, Wined the Ant discovery for hired and Dr. IL who eccompanied him, slams!' the Performer Sawed the boomer for thameas. The trovehere hed promoded 130 melee without once coming Inee °Shim with lb. Wives. The Mammas cultivated the eeY sey aleadvely, gad Mw 112112 time women were smo ther ma at this seepedem The sod wee very rich, tM cmgerremlly innsetz I. fight feet keg. A few yards rhea supieislo hid a compotes, sod guides were demo mar wry. Gardens were MIMS idelt the hilla mil en thin ley& Codes was mauled , aid the bother SMy wont the atop append to be of the gnaw in trews ohm. ware well dolled who the rev = "e ttio ma big comsat with gest sktme end a doll male et the lurk et weals trees. leery as mon ad wove messes. ivm ablella wen to be saw with Me orals end Abed TM proem et ..Hulot.. was lb. mai Ms sad Yes= MS said Ma .rrived. Them were two mole tin et Ms phut, and there were on WM. le aril The Maegenya had no dommde enintele es= us he L op, gra, tewle, led bp. Prowiless wove thempaad The weapon. of tie ma were Ism bows mod polmead arrows. ivory one anted • kerb, and Mood army Sage lad • hems for stating Mark maimed. km arm A Ampler the NN. W. lad rant onnal a rude Mired= et • pimol, which they fired only OS 0801•61111 fir were net stare am it said mord a bell .s . 4l %*:Z ramp Dr. Leotagatene end Dr. Kirk slept twenty Is aim epos air sad ea the find. bull they rat fres their meth of menapiwo the ship in good health. A me dr ead . keenest:toe, welch was ve wA Nov. 13, UM, on the wrigetion of the Tusked, while he used W be mergebla Is seating tM raw Maw,i oe hoe thee IN tone Mem= Mem to generals S So mho et Milk et Imam prism woo 9001. la Me Wit et gene dimmtvamemee Soy hod traostled is hot eta 2,3 M nags a dver. Prom Os MM.. UK le ism. Ink daft dephenue take gen. dews the Samtnal hem Teem ahem T wo-thhde et Sem were or mynah SIM emea adMt weight et the whole woo l 011 W The morehmedie. was candied sawhitlyeisom whirl oast hes get to 701. dr& TM Andlemo wen eleambhig all the trade et the set mad Wow limner. The lesser add the only perm he resived me use --inning ea sement eta maks( el the soder la Thiel limo aimed dm dram Z marl was met navigable. TIM ram seed smoreily be him who was the eavtgoring Me — Ws ProkW dr rag agrocto tram Wow width bed boos abloword to bbroog wad momposeal lo rod tho ▪ Id d loord Beword, dr Norm Illerdsoy. rot wiry Id obi& bit wowbi Mogi wadi b.Ors to Dr. lgotrogreo a = s wor ie r s i Saw doo noisy of dr prim k wtbrb Mr. Crsolord, Kr. lrlass, sag owe or ewe other rombroo Moak Mr. Orr ford dostrog tbo Zan bowl woo bordoblo stir orrendlo rupees., sad measkaustag • Ibo hobooltaato of Aria we too nor to grow nob errs re w. required r tblo ossary. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, lt&g. .'i 71,04171 e 1.10178 Ar BEA. Traria, wrong nice was earlier experimental aid et arkwall el the adearerible ihrilag babes lt *or by la. Terland alma The rabbi= leek pies. se the - cress el Ur LA et Sabra, sad Ur. Threw Drag ILP, Paring et the nerd Nalasal Labor leolbadsik V. esseriass et rah was ea dr reran by Mabel Iltardy sod W. Ms lIPPUBiIIg was sway aratelide sr as the someritere was dert, ese r ilsid all rigs ler the nabbli uppomehr while the wear MY Illig M& 110 earth asersistere sisens evetydrag rally sad afte r My. At siz Wean toe bur brash XL air sad • her ether paiwasa ea hind, este need * the wars ails el Os Timm, Shale ewer Wag dearly iadiested by ▪ Imapsyile leap atolesarr wish Os roe into... Whoa the Wm bah MIMI UN loathers ease the ithis was or Gad sewed eon the rent. sod, Or* dry wee Mama In the weer they bend whit sheer mairenspiel ladirey tin the beets had re. lasi is nwitswelliOr Ilene aria trio lad with as salabor is a *gar err bat wirer Or was ear were taw= lees the are vials a ha pals el the pla, whir oda Aar dallies to the babes la *wet shoji* el era swied Is s IS het d weir. they trasaft oho up is Ike wader sumo rais, sad ti p sanatatillag *are kr • assidaside paled. The veri mar It aft pwastly estishrsa7 r sepals the or .hold serrelsere et the toparelaa whisk N. gar Om sad ea* rue rd learestaih eal ism* le pear • greed istrarea *et we hag ▪ arreellswe larealits . er r per id pet mead to =arias, eat shiyerests. The meat rads= sad as. is white tiro aril bare try be pot is then =aft illsbosts was% en woad with then to =wise* * • dusk Weis la the moth need ma air, sad it w not iarewbrie that they will be = , hr iass Ure si arpows seder the *spices al the liediar Minim TRADE IX TIM EAST.—A .tat neat Jame noshed ia Livervemil iso the meat owl hoot hello pOves ammo latessidag l ii•SIMMai the trade eatehd en Massa thr statiasat d Amities, oar own vireo. dos la lie d. South, end th us el ladle. The usenet of hake siorled as is ens Nagle pert wilt give • very mess* ides et that which token /hoe fa 'than Tits pert of OA. ante outdoes Bombay la the avert nee* se the dellowlag Sores will toad to skew. The unman of &Weft Waft he Lemke is the pert et Cincotta cm the MANIC lest wee 23,661 tow ; for Limps* 8,346; for tba Cuatheest, LEH; Ise Aastrellea ports ; pm; for the Dotted a irsi hit mem ports Oa Unmet, 73,626, rumen, 7,230; me& 14,103; melds( s tread total of 175,186 toss. TiIM Row. CHAltTalt.—The Has. H. it. linage, of Amilwell. writes se follows to the Editor et the Liverpool Aliiess:—Amlereb, Nov. 27, 1&59. Deer Ilk — From the lama*, whim; obareetere in the =Wooed de. merlvdtse of beige *ought up so my chunk, as the Nib En., 1 ea Waned to bops that you will be seed essasti to give than publicity ud your wait ague. Boy at a Neer, skeet 6 Met 9 lathes, haring as two woo/lea Chiensary *vas sal •ph el tremors ;oa the Chnresey, L. A. I. Co.; devisee oa the right arta, the Ciodlilea sad a was tai Nee* the forehead sad vesture as the Cranial= sislesi ad. Oa was side et the cases the espearress af tke on with • We of red data ; oar the had at the arose ea Westin et the letters 'I. E. S.' Oa the left as • as sod female deans', with ea sari to albedo the hiaale's deem. Oa Use ens ware stem the hitisle of the versemee aim Is imps kolas •M. R. L.' The body et • as, elom • war, shoat 6 het. Oa the IMPINt pin .1 the right ern the dunks its odor sad s buds, the sea Wain • II .low leek, with • slur, the fold. waving over the hush's heed sad ibs aeri dbls Mc =ed. Os Os ma put of the as • thit AN di= Crsesnuos, with eon sausenets the heed alike sums dud ow Ms= elm as the sided the weer, .11 la lad.. YIN awl as time ef the lett mina she Yuen • B. as &SOY Om mils meek Wont= el • hes. A bran. Rox Dowir orr Aitax—Tbr brig Rend, Mimi *Mold ad Orme* as llooky, mipmelod ma Mho wrier iM 4 Whiting Ba7m An Ow Pt bra .s wish Yr adimaar Dow is which the Wart dm I • dot minim Mom s. stood all do Dodd omow. [Amtdomtiondosti— HOLLOWAY'S PILL*. HUD Closinirm—Tampils sod d Ike par, An lir WSW Pall M lva sod stedimatallsa emes al sposiggy. immois.ess W ie llie Ws 14 Is as mons aormanat mut ban 116 lorio tie rit PM. Obi simphem► is baba% Oman iNdloper • to then re do lormaloos lost fee ; lbw esie distrz .b rer its drcipieg um% vow. lei 111 WINO way ...raw sm my. ram oloimmlim moo oumm7 IMMO% el MIMS We* mow On tot Ile paw wood mod wade& Rooms% meddimmorm mod riserldellsommommOmil io Os idoild omm of Om Old SPORTING. -4-- Till TWO-TRAPALD CILEBB/TUIB OF OW TO Tlll IDITOZ OF TES lITTIMMO. /IL—Although the past racing moon re bra productive of incident. parming more than orrery inte rest, they were so fully orgegated upon by me when re viewing each great meeting r it took plane, that the roped lira of each • thrioe-told tre would not prove half so pert ' ere to the turtle as an anelysis of the 2-yr•old perarmaisoca, for it is only their running that emu future rear to any event, sad plenty of food for comment csa be Sound be the doing4of 584) youngsters that have performed itg pars sines the of February last. On that day forma of them cams out to contest the rich Broeklesby Stabs at Liner; and if their form war not A I, we bed • les ease her with the two best, Spicabox end Lady Falconer, whe have shown the running to be tow during the remainder of the season, es reamer Orr set e- Amity over the dozen that ware babied, se well es the equality of their pestmerions. Liverpool introbrad to us one of T. Part's useful-looking rimer in Kaidebear who Mai Madrid and Buttercup in stir • style se le err his equality to the Lincoln wham; bet at MOW= log Derby we had animals of about to. news esEleett= Berl of &we, and Coda getting the beer the 6lbpe itipiosbox at the (censer place; but Warwick beat all its or temporary early spring meetings, for the polity of lh youngster, as White Rose and Register Ire to eneenr so Cheesecake and Ozford, the latter being by for the mar promising, although a want of pyorrhea rand bim succumb in the last few yards. Itatriters, however, min with an accident in the nos, as he would bre bra her ,with the pair, es is proved by his subsequent rwoodwg at Northampton, where he beat Chermake out of read mangy far the Althorp Park Stare. This event rawer the &ten of three of the best of this .e son's predator, Madame Egleatine, renneion, and Lopata; but the lettees weer porn* treating to Haniabese, and Madam goer quer* had is ell ter own way, liNdilake being asserearly ear. Chirp in the Whittler, and Thermal:thy and Man atone in the 20 move. Beseit, also showed szcallent term, and it r questionable whhethherr inch • lot of five will be dirovered so early in the Nana for many a year, the two lilies being the most threatrim in the Oak., while two of theatre are in tbe front rink of „ w cra." It will be reeellected that Thormanby, grin Sib, triumphed onerhfm by a head; but the two no as per that it le not emir* • fah criterion of their mere, the Denebaryites mebtalabg that when they wet &pia the tables will be turd, it Irving been almost the bet geed grep of Hain rase. flisnerebry • Si reeky ear ed re dehat of Splash= by Madrid, thug e t aie harlebans * beers • Weer favourite rata Lady Paloweer for the Sedeed Starer Iferk Spring, slthork r hot fib roe then the sea error, boat the lily wan la • canter, beat fag, brides the grey, High TWISKS ead Lady Torres, who a ft erwards proved the remains to be aligner. Still, this woe one of her ladyship's beet sr /lorry may make some use of her yet, alt she beers axle later in the mason. The seat day her rare Thermanby, met Banishes* and herr his It a rb w e iw ie arm the grey had no Bleu , with him • the Butterfly, Lady Trespass, and the Mise Ccryng = lay also crying small. But the greatest treat of the rang was the grand concentiatioa of talent that =rand Wm the Two-yr-eid Stakes at Thormanby, Madame = 116 2 lad War- be. Tba with Meals . amoir the dark We- generneWs parry to Took and heck hid dens be ea geed ; bat he Was made the favourite. used se litre oredince regal be Lapelled, Northrip ten dehr than he was &red es pod • favourite se Maar Wears, who beat him se eery there. Freme the shad the these err be locked together, Be be adverse of everyrieg eh* Lipase getting Ids ark la Moe • fro sielhe Mee the chair, end winning Him • regrew ; bet Theme rd nty showed estanordinery webeeparlytee pew egret I er =him at the time to le mil d. Whiner ihe eh meet gala rem will he wverryy lieri seer berm these teen ere vwr kraa, and aenlefen wog de rue err bliweere to.. aught air. A fa at Newmarket was selleiently attractive to bring tiger, Earle bens, Rowe, Emily, and Umpire, the two lest mentioned for the first time. Umpire had not =hin es bay to rise so early, but Emily made • good era, eerie liattlebor by a clew length, and lestse had saidantly improved upon his 14•04111 form to nue the grey be a Mad. At Chester there were Oxford. Beedeboao,ewd Madrid ruonieg rebut Thormanby in the imedp of Mb. kw the Mostyn Sakes, which the son of All.. Errant wee through sheer gentomess, Oared making ✓ob a good fight of it that if he oast undergo the prepare else he will not be 7th behind the best three-year-old of eat year, for there is all the motorist of a" dyer" ober him. Tbe Two-Year-Old Plate at New market First Syriac contradicted some of the previous rut ting, se Themaka, who had been beaten away at Crater, Mr eget le upset • pot on Emily (51b extra) by a clever berth sad • half, UAW running the filly to a heed. Lord likeinhore hone was in better trim than at Chester; In het, it wee ober the only time he has appeased Wes your say• Oleg like It, Ind he will be noes the worse for it next eseena. The Deer not being is tar Lepage had little le do in the Heard Stakes at Demure, the Barmy and Tess, herdeeme as they were, set berg clam enough to lim ba k a b k im aw...,977k they hal her lucky feinted within tw throw ha at es Fears was met hrward rough tojeopenthe ]"gleam gleam re lialiekory Styr. However, Lady Feksear we. est down Jades rellyneat day by the Denerry crack, Mai fey whe ewer rowed be, be great Wm, and the. Mr. May lad so rear of mesearing therperment that bed taken place be Narecre are the mt errs with Thew miry at Northeaster, At this war( we had Orr, Garber of Mr. Marty'., es • wiser her berg ✓ed looking in most a 5.... lihest.e , ll ast a . ave great mar sad I ea aseprimet be bee der yeR At Best ger rethy ems liree4, end terleree Nokalw merle as att rept d the eleterre rear ef Lorre, wrier them ter re te br r aid emir The twe bet ineatierd bed We. ellereer, Her*" Wtatmay emoted at rove rode sererLepe who aely heat him • mask; hat that he wee big hie term is widest when we sedge hew wally Modem Wm*, beat Herby Weary ailleading, it pr pa inlelseem diet el ber,shatee he should herholtest es my a ler robe had te beet Hartley Wier". Bareasers err arse can also he ameeard for on the ground of he Wog his Int appearance, as he afterwards"lest" both Ilerwiey Wintry satd brother le Rainbow, who were before lambere. For the Were are we had one of W. Day'a =7introdased ear the market like a Promised . Ways being coesidered good enough to beat Ranieri* gad Rental good-lookieg " clerk" oppo sers. There wee, however, mak a manifest improvement be the form of dedure that sassy were mine anxious to be on rem sad she was made • barer favourite than the two rely wears. By. _Ways win bears rag before W the "red far the heel set-be, whisk was berme Eery sat Seders Wired Kbthe latter ap bey at time to be grog in a le ; but whethe r i de red be re het few stridr Chorea took • liberty, I egret deer, *or Emily get et ber very soddenly, and Nay ler by • bead This ewer lissirion to be e t down se • halt•wdler, sad 'but the rheas far the Two Year Old ✓are at Harpenden been bread that, is raid not have eared web • hot favourite. it will be we ather, she won without ear needed, berm she had nothing babied of more than • essarate calibre. Her subsequent running has proved that eke ma get • negotiable distance, sod art NUM tors will 104 be may three year olds her equal. I fanny lye Ways nee • our at Bar, awl but far bm Stockbridge art Blear deter he would bra • peeling Derby out sider, s • Ltrallen Seiedoe, sad DOVIIMIMI ell proved we add net depend spa lent ppm row; era now we may see Bye Ways at • third f 'deponent price be the market. So ewer went the Woodpile' men two re that they treated him agais at 13ppserm,, whine we bed the Weeder Bate dear be • galls Mum, sad bat mat etpertemity was adored ef err ara Lepallr was of sere the favour, gad ble rhea by liereepeed great WW11.16111141011, hr airy had sheer bops herr a ward Myles Der ma Weser ea light. Ms 0.1116110 V we. exert& onhow ever rear of Pierer berg re of his rah armed the her es give way whoa 2 eae l e: Te t t slowed be his vase beat leer) was called mom, end be we. bora • bed. Woe" who was sot es tor ts is erlittea r her arid try Irk • Met thied, Grad Ilt Illy, rag het el everythteo. Fa r the nee an WSW ens he tapertese lied, Natbourne apperir te de bath egret the ilb.- penalised Emily, and hi gsrbllied hie reread= by ear* her down in a comma gran, OW hem et= ea paper equal to that of any two-year-old thee bed At Beverley neither the Drone ear Lady Traipse we. fees wee enough to win the Bishop Berton, although the herr might next omen best big eenqueror, Predictor, re had reeething to do to stall of Batt y. This pros the latter be the first class, for she had Sib. the worst of the weir* Nest day Rested beat Predictor, Golden preen (who rue with a good reputation), and several others, very easily, end awed that, if not the superior of Li:puller he we. very der to into, or any other of the cracks." Lady Farms, was Is great form at ilnegertord, where Primula firm stood of excellence by a defeat of Agra and Rattler:re; b l iir:Zdyship found come than her match at Afoot, es th e Vert Illy beat her for the half-mile Triennial, the trek rem* Leprechaun being outpaced from the sahmeneenent. In the Bienaled Theleaser took his of Larder tin tto.lest be tie ore, * many he would wren 2/1 1 4 1 le a kers Maras ; bat tie r. pee eed wire was tear reg=t i aa stWr lte I Thrar liaP (l . l; be be bare then Err) muds be air !proem by trienepdag to bowl err orb • pair, whir hea rty herd him es do; but he ran be very different ism taratis. Time bran Rape. et Epsom skald have get the Legg greed to Thermal* her as she wee deoldadlp The ler lathe ger having lakes • Wilder no sf Tbenneaby fer her prty be *my ewer rem re Yrs hal betwo Pr the lilb fa the Now r Si.gakes. Shejest manatel hat him there, the rue bier est et re per fee reds heel ea* air% Orieres sad ♦ +.timid ray heavily, made ea misellwet Mew, • nor trig seat of the fear. AISAINIt *Wag Derby hares, Thunderbolt, threw ie also ,• hp he re loth leek ward an teed, ridden, and surd try lath a bed Sftb. King et Dimmer was spin la the background ; sad with such a lot as Trades", Misters, Jeer. the Caravel filly, Oliver (all spended primers se mar& looks), and the Venni Ally la to. rem parka, the frost reek mast have bra. areerrnardy geed I. the Ferrell Stakes Arra we. read rd nibie; but seeding lady Fakeer red Spina= sea him so aloes, mid that the former woe, or. het* sew tom to believe in the excellence of this year's two-yr dikes theme's many a stone superior to althea and It Is a =lf any of hie year C• 11 beat Ammon half a mile. Mr. Illy had teethed en about 4lb better then her Lintels othgeerer, and she turned the labile es him about half a Werth. It was sumeddeg to see sack a slashing ally heenght out to be sold for 100 stns. in • 1001. Plate as leieete, ile forth laowlsg the good thing they had, owing hew the rateray wee ea; they were also fortunate, ' however to kith • good enough to get aelweluell The Erika, wl e =revented any of " the Ina they strearedly would have done if =L ea es he sili tems given. She will Iris again, to a cer tainty, ovum *the hint of company, as although her public him jtiAt aksward was nothing to boast of, the feats she ihemedrecentlywereverycleverly done. Manchester introduced l ee to Trovatore, who had no trouble in beating his two ' mimes fields there, and many supposed about this time he wee the best at Mr. Merry's, a greet deal of money being thilthelefi M him for the Derby. There was nothing to sp press\ thOurly the following week at Newton, except the promising Maid of Lyme ally, and the field for the Clare moot at Hampton woe far below the averse, Aggrn winning very gamily from the math Lady Alice colt and Rising Sun. At Neweasde we new the only filly backed in earnest for the Derby contest the Tyro Stakes with another dark Derby can- 1 Mate, Leschaster, the two being lint and second; but as ' the flly won very easily, the form of Langone, did not look very good when Shaft beet her so cleverly next day at 271 b for the year and sex. Nevertheless, Vests looked anything bat blooming, and it tasy be a profitable speculation to look after her next season, especially over a scope of mound. In Hampshire the youngsters were very busy at about this time, Inhata sooting another win at Odtham, de spite a penalty and the opposition of the highly tried Contagion, who managed at Bibury next day to upset , Chirp and Fravola, which makes Infanta anything but a ' bad performer, as we find Fravola the same day giving away lumps of weight and winning a handicap. At Stock ' bridge the home stable thoogat they had • " good thing" in Blue Ruin fur the Mottisfont Stakes, and their " line" meat have been a great one when they made him the favourite against Hartley Wininey and the much-improved Booth seer in addition to Bye Ways and serval others. Nothing, lesiva', had a chance with the gallant son of Wild Dwell, who was never extended during the race, and even those who took a dislike to him beforehand ware fain to admit he was one of the most dangerous opponents they bed sees to such well-tried animate as Thormanby, Lithullus,Mainatces, Ma hout's, Ac. Hartley Wintney was not Is the beet form ear-' thinly, and there was not.. i ng else behind that pee mimed to become *Derby favourite, for Chirp had bees began at Mary, and was, is my opinion, running with se eye to Bib else ; but Decanter did his work so ' well that the performance was list dens, sad he will always have the tide ante Wins Orr his Mamie while kept going at home. Mainsteme beat the Lemmings and OMRI others almost as elleverly far ths Stesnial, sad Etuatiehire may well be proud of posmastag sash s_pair as with health they will go to the pat for the Bin Ribbist tremendous favourites, and I doubt seeing two animals on the Dowse to beat them. The July Stakes at Newmarket was • mere eas ler for lincomeeer ; bat it was again askrionate that ha met Mess of the crack public performers, the beet of which wee Lady Falconer, Thowalian , and hat Stockbridge opposeat, Blue Ruin, Theamlien met with an accident on his rood to Newmarket, which slightly lamed him, so that his par torment.° goes for nothing ; and he did no more with Lady Falconer than Mamstane at Salisbury; but he bad some good-looking cattle to beat in Nicholas, Loiterer (who had previously won • match Is a canter), and Vag of Dia monds, the latter having greatly improved es his Ascot form, in despite of which he °add net get so sear Buccaneer by . many yards as he was to it mashy at Moot. Loiterer sad Nickels' things, and if they should only shins Ligon r l ii rrity the Berawat will take his old plats at the lab r 1 d the hatelmg. When meek • moderate performer as Twang beat Umpire En • math jest afterwards he was slat from 60 to I te 1,000 to I. end leis miser accommodated all who were so =Mona to Met their books against him at those die. He owe inked as if he were winning in • center, bat his defeat wee ulti mately as unaccountable se that of Starke jot therm be won the Goodwood Stakes, it being generally ppaat down at the time to roguery on the pert of the hone. kt.dw Islander and band the = ii two acknowledged ma th s wham eselasion was hid some good-looking antatroalets 1m the Chesterfield, in ivouee, Blue Ruin, and High Treason,' the latter being is such fine trim that many overlooked his many failures, mad Wasted him at long odds on the of-chance. For . teastely MolarosEglaatiee did not get oilLsrad he was jungood ~osgk b beat Tombs, by halt alen, Blue Hula thing four Mhgthe behind the pair. This performance was sot within may pentode of that of the July Stakes whuter, and there was so Derby herr seen is High Treason at that time, while the Trovatore's friends discharged him with • vary bed einsocter. It seldom happens that suck extreeedinery two-year-olds make their appearance before the Newmarket July Meeting as Buccaneer. Nutbourne, Thormanby, Melanoma, Lapel- Ina Renee, Madame Eglantine, Seclusion, and Rupee, sot forgetting one that afterwards eclipsed the lot (Umpire) is the opinion of the world ; and if we add to these Aurora, Cceitsdini, High T Hartley Whiteley, Thuaderholt, Chirp, Trovatorto, T the Venue ellt ii C al,i thesseskie, Lady Falconer, Semigloss, Emily. Bios Madrid, Infants, novae, the Maid of Lyme filly, insoles, Loiterer, King of Diamonds. Vesta Lanchaster, lespro chaos, Butterfly, Brother to Rainbow, Predictor, and Cecilia, as having displayed excellence, more or less (I have nottaktm into amount thole who only promised to shine), the lot will well bear inspection. Very law, indeed, sp y that an hope to compete with theca ea re: pori gabi sT:4 ll that letter.—l am, de„METEOR. TATTERSALVB.-MONDAY. The few eabwriters who assetabbd emoted their attendee alwrat szciasively to speculation on the Dirby. Althomlt sernl hems wore backed, yet the lavestrists were for the rest pat la marl soros. The favourlir for the Derby de elYaL a point or two, but no &Gird remotion set in mplar them. After 7to 1 hod be.. oared anshost Malik% S Sikhs wore laid; 12 to 1 was ourriatly sand spinet Tbormasby, whose backers would hove dose briar at a psiat Mew. Several Morriss were made Mot Blum Rea, bat the often wore not on a safireatly Shwa sere to tens the would-be backer Some rain bete win laid as the Croydon Stsepleohass, bat they were not et e Wan to r umba comment. Clain prier: CROYDON STEEPLECHASE.. 4 to lope Oaidstaith (t sad o() 7' to 1 Abd-al-Hadar 10 to 1 Tartar 12 to 1 Tumbles 20 to 1 Tim Corals (off) THE DERBY. Bto apt Mr. Tea Bank's Umpire (1.) 12 to Mr. Wrates Narboarne (t and oil) 12 to Mr. 1. Marfa Tbormaaby (t and old) 12 to Lord Perramwan's Baeosannr (t and old) 100 to Laid Paboarston'a Manton (I) 13 to Mr. A. Nichol's The Wizard (r) NI to Mr. Tate's The Draw (0 30 to Mr. Alexander's Thunderbolt (t) 40 to Mr. R. Wright's Upperhand (I) 60 to Baron Rothschild's Ream (r and old) 50 to Lord Stamford's Paleface (old) 1000 to 1 Lord Poetamoatlea Plum Pudding (t and old) 1000 to 1 Mr. W. Day's Blaways (old) 1000 to 1 William (Ifd 1,0001. ern was betted on Plain adding apt 81r William. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 28. ter'a.heoleturt J. W. Hardtop, to the Prometheus, 6, ped dle-wheel steam sloop, .t Woohrloh. halletaat-Paymssfer H. H. D. Wilma (1869), to the Combaslead, 70, at 6beernme. hedag-Aeolateat Regimen W. Lemma mod J. B. Firth, to the AA* 64, geard-ahlp et oases, et Portsmouth, en eaponnueerarlee. WOO! ! WICII. Npv. 213, A number of discharged artillerymen from the lan Beet India Company's novice, who arrived at Gravesend Jett weak a board the ship Hope, have re-enlisted Info the og R ie a Art e l m llery b activity now prevails at the new military clothing d Mom In providing artillery uniforms of the new palms for shipment to venom foreign stations. A number of militery tailors from Chatham garrison have recently jailed the establishment. Thelma MIME vessel Weser, Commander Roby, having indirgene main In dock, is to leave Woolwich for the Bomb American station. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28. The court-martial grumbled to try the seven men diargod with mutiny on board the Primus tr.! oft the 12th laftant resumed its inquiry this morning, eantinnsd Rey d evening, when the case tor the proemial's woo &n -unhood to be closed. The mutt then adjourned math Tau. Zriameaoralag. whoa the prisoners will be called moos for their (We bold over our fall report tits proossdinp mail to-morrow.) The A/glere, 91, screw, Captain G. W. O'Callaghan, and the Diadem, 33, Captain Cockbara, are Radar orders to pro end to Pulsed at th e elan d the court-reartiel. The Arden*, 4, Maas mesa, Commander J. E. Parish, nallei this admen for Paths& and Plymouth. TRAFFIC) RETURNS. Mos epos. Par Non ra WWI. le. sai. ler dirdb LM Ws* earoft Nev. 10 . n.r.rw 101.swe ..—. IN 1.x7 du use .4,111•41 ill ler. 11. l Li Harm Om Women if Oar& -- N 1 1,1111 !JA LOGI LIM Week mew lee. It 171.71111.111 leghtasAM Oise —....—.. ......x i 10.11.1 1.11 14.0/0 Mtn 0/MAL PALMS. ONS Baum° Myr. MONDAY, Nov. 201.—.114mbsiar cm lograist, 461; NOP by ss liolvii,SNl; Ma vbkors, 807. t,an• istilltuinta. WORT OF QUM'S BENCH.—Nov. 28. &Mem M NW Prim .It., Mum, for Itiddlesm.—(Blows Mr. Zarttm Cromptoa and a Common Jury.) MALMO 11. TIOITILIIT.-TSZ MLA OF SALK ACT. This was an interplesder hale to try the right to rozne furniture at the home 46, Devonshire-street, Cavendish square, removed there from 12, Princess-mast, in the woe The plaintiff is now • lieutenant in the 81eff irdehire Militia, and in the month of November, 1867, being then in some other militia, be advanced to i brother of the defendant, Mies Tennant, a sum of 10Di, in two themes, receiving in return a bill of sale for 2607. on furniture at 12, Trincom alee'. The brother bad ban a clerk to the firm of Beate sad Cook, attorneys, the plaintiff in this action being $ Mahar of the senior partner. On the 25th of July last the hissahnents on the loan not having been paid, the pisintiff took poe•eedow of the furniture; bat on the Bth of August an emnatie• was put into the house on a judgment amine William W. Tennant, the defeedant's b; d OT: 4 an • wrung of atttorney given by him to bor. The questica; Om for decision vim whose property was the imitate, was it Enloe or was It Min Tenant's. There being no dlfferrece as to the theta, Mr. Francis, on behalf of the defendant, took the objeation that the bill of sale was made ander the Bills of &le Act, the tick and 18th Vic., cep. 36. In the bill of sale itself the reirrees was described as a gentleman, whereas be was either ea sitom.ey or an attorney's clerk; and in the affidavit of verification the attesting witness, Daniel Gardiner was old Is be a etentkman, whores' he, too, was se atterney's clerk. Mr. Audios Crompton held the objection to be fatal, sad directed the jury to find for the deleadent, giving the plain tiff leave to more._ _ Vfiriciiorfiedefemdant soornellsgly. Kr. D. Seymour and Mr. Cook appeared for the plaintiff. COURT OF EXCREQURB..—Nov. 28. Miami at NM Prins at Weseaalsetar.—(Balare Mr. Boma Bramwell and Cameos Janes.) moomi I. Till PAMIR 01 ST. MA/11 . 11, ummterrow.— DIAIN•OZ. Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Jacobs were compel Our the plaintiff ; Mr. Overeud and Mr. Denman repreuntsl the as ants. This wu an action brought by the plaintiff, a publkaa, who curies on business at the Boston Amu, Maiden... Lea, wines the defendants, the Vestry of 81. Mary's, Winans, for negligence in taking up and reconstructing some drains which ran through his garden, whereby his property sod trade wars Inj ured . TM defendants pleaded net guilty. and Lew and herr. . . Tie wily session st bele in the Gess, which wee part Yard ea esar&y, was whether the work bad been properly doss in sot, and on this a bap reams of evidence, &key of a solentilo (bander, won 'Adored. TM leased Jed" Is sornaing up, left it to the jury to say whether the defendants bed "stowed on the plaintiff's lead with lids try" and bosun ; and secondly, whether they bed been guilty of negligenas in the construction of their work. jplaintiff without 1261. having the box, found a verdict for the RICHEQUBIt CHAMBER.—Nov. 28. Mthigs in large. (BOW* Justices Williams, Willa', Crowd's, and Biles ; and Banes Martin and Channell ) Till SAIL OF 11111STSBORY F. 1111111A8BUR7 lIITATIS. In this ems, In which ea applicants had bees mode on Sa turday for a postponement of the ergument on the writ of error, lb. Baron Martin said he had reedved a Wier from the Attorney-Demure), stating that the arguments had occupied dm days in the court below, mad them was so reams to map per that they would occupy loss time is this court. It wee therefor* imporible the* the court could take the OM daring these neap, Sir F. Kelly said it wee hi:moult:de to offer any argument spina the statement of a gentleman at the bar, bat it sp paired to him rather rash in my gentleman to per such as alike. He did sot think the cam would occupy more than two days, sad ha would ask, would there be greater facilities for bearing it after ant term f Mr. Bina Hartia—l have merely meatimed that I have received seek a letter. It will be boner to council the judges I el the Qarea's Bosch, but I think it will be impossible to dam • court. _ Sir Y. 1611 y said all he had to sak was, wbrAbat the case would be lA= or not. Mr. &eon Ch;iireii—The difficulty Is this. Then Chief Jumbos of the Common Pleas oan Mks no part in this caw booms it coma from that court, and the Chef Justice of the Quesn's Bench cannot sit beams the teas was before him w►en la tae Common Plea ; Justice Wightnum will hors town on Friday, and I shall lens Seboday. 84 F. Kelly—Tbrrs as three Judaea from tho Exchequer sad two from the Queen's Bench._ Baron Martin—The Chief Baron cannot gin up his Wel mine sittings, Baron Watson wIB be in the Themes Court, and Baton Bramwell at the Central Criminal Coati, Baron Channel' and myself will be es circuit. 81r F. Kelly—l ma only oak the court to come to some arrangement., Weenie it is a crying aril. Yr. Berea Martla—l ma only suggest that you should apply to some el the other Judy.. IIRCHAII e. WALIZZ.—INSOLVENCY. In this CAN the question eras whether iIISOCIITSCIIIII la the names sad residences of some creditors in the schedule of an insolvent in the Insolvent Debtors Court prevented them trot• taking proceedings against him. The Court of Quest'. Demob bed held that toe ina=rscies were not fataL The Courla;w delivered jaligmen — t,Colaing that the in secaracies were so great that the insolvent was not dieshergad boas the debt, and reversed the judgment of the court below. Judgment accordingly. STRAY O. ROOSILL.—TILL ROYAL BRTTOIN DANL. This was an action to recover 5881. paid by the plaintiff for sixteen shame in the Royal British Bank, through his broken, ?dews. Taylor and Ashton. They bought them Prom the defendant, and she: tb• stoppage ei the bank they kit bound, aooordiug to the usage of brokers, to pay the amount. The plaintiff recouped them, and then wad the defendant to get the money back. ha the eami'was about to proceed., Mr. Baron Idsrtin said be had to go to chambers, sad Yr. Justice Crowder observed be did not think it right that four judges should sit in error upon a judgment of the Court of Qaesn'a Beach. The arfaoenta were therefore pottponed, and the court COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUBEB.—Nov. 28. (Defoe the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Bum Watson, and Mr. Justice Hill.) This morning the court commenced the hearing of causes set down for trial before common juries. /1001114 (CLZNI) V. ROSEILA AND PII:L.--41NOOLAR CASK. The petitioner, the Rev. Robert John Fisher Rogers, sought a divorce on tbe grand of his wife's adultery with John George William Pant. The respondent pleaded not guilty, and made a coostsr.oharge of cruelty and of adultery egaiest her husband. Mr. &twin Jame, Q.C., and Hr. Coleridge were counsel for the Fetishes', end Mr. D. Herne for the respondent. The cerrespondent did not appear. The history of the parties was not a little singular. The petitioner wee frees the first designed for the church, and was punning We studies at Trinity College, Dublin, when hie father died. He then enlisted in the 2nd Dragoons, of which he became rreeggimental clerk, and with which he went to India. Afterward. he obtained his disobarge,_oants bore, and wee ordained by the Bishop of Loudon. While is the Gamy, however, he had married the respondent, the cersuscay having taken pleas to Ireland in the year 1828. After filling rations maracies and chaplaincies he was at length appointed chaplain to 'Winchester Gaol, which is the aloe he now holds. A great number of witnesses wore called to speak to his deportment in the married state, and they all agreed that, considering the great violist* of his wife's temper, he had shown too meek" kindness and forbearance towards her. In 1848 her cesdest win such that it ben= seemeary to piece her in a bowie whim for a fortnight. Her derangement on that occasion took the form of a monomaniacal jealousy of her husband, and when she was released from restraint she wrote a letter of apology to the lady with whom she had awned her husband of an improper Intimacy. A reiteration of that charge, and a charge of cruelty in conlieing her in the hustle asylum, now formed the chief hatules in her recriminating pleas. The 00-respondent wee a lad of highly respectable connexions, who bed been sea kissed to mg months' imprisonment in Winchester Gaol for obtaining money under false pretences. Mr. Rogers bad pre. trailed on blot (Paul's) relatives to fit him out for Australis; sad while the arrangements were being made he gave him a home in his own family. This kindness the co-respondent repaid by eloping with Mr.. Rogers. The reepondents— waosereepeotive sirs were 60 end 20—bad, as Sir C. Cress well observed, profaned the marriage service by going through it at St. Pancras church, and they had afterwards lived together at Hornsey and other places, Kr. Keene declining to make any defence, The jury at °nos found the Manes in favour of the petitioner, sad The Court dissolved the marriage, with wits against the ao-nisposdast. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. J.. 4 hey, 66 , &waited as • dealer Lewis M, J. son, dermilied as • traveller; and Rees 1.'47,24, three well droned German Jews and Jewess, wets charged with steal fag eleven sods, ten peals, sad other articles of jewellery, the "Vof Withamnry Wells. et ' wars two other indictments against the primers al • similar character, end they were also charged with receiving th. morel knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Ran sonducted ohs promotion ,• Mr. IJiley defended the penman Jecob and Rasa levy; mai Mr. Co Ter • as counsel for the other prisoner. Toe jury aftm • short deliberation forted both the nolo prisoner. Guilty and etequittei the pti.oner Rum Levy. Joao levy and Rea levy were then charged noon • wood indictment with ambits three watches, mins 271.,tbs gotitody of ?mons Tioaot. Mr. Rubinson again appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Lille, defended the prisoners. The jury, after some consultation, found the male prisoner Guilty, and said that they gave the female the benefit of a doubt as to her guilty pattLipation in the affair, and therefore bead her Not Malty. The prisoners Jacob sad Lewis Levy ware then called up lisr judgment, and the Recorder, sitar obeerving that there scald be no doubt that they bad come to this country for the purpose of carrying oat a systematic plait of plundering tradesmen, sentenced Jacob to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two years upon the first indictment and one year upon the second, to commence at the expiration of the first sentence of imprisonment, and Lewis to be imprisoned and kept to herd labour for two years. Christopher Brought" 40, wee charged with misdemeanor in obtaining goods by false pretences. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Cooper. The prosecutor of this indictment was Mr. Cannon, a tobacco manufacturer, and the prisoner was employed by Mot to collect orders, and was paid a couunimion upon the amount of the orders he so rewired. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sen tenced to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for eighteen months. Just before the rising of the court the grand jury returned a true bill against Dr. Smethurst for bigamy. No applica tion was made to fix a day for the trial, but it is under stood that the case will be placed on the judge's liat . oa Wed wedgy. THE POLICE COURTS. HIGHGATE. Net, the Kaffir who was found the other day in a wood at Highgate, was brought up on remand charged with stealing • sheep the of Mr. Cl. Fletc her, drover. Mr. _, Lansdowne House, Kilburn, member of the of Fatal, consented to act as his interpreter. The additional evidence went to show that on Sunday night, as Mr. Simmons, of Wood-green, was pawing the wood with his daughter, he saw on looking through I the hedge a light at • little distance of in the wood, and by the side of the light, which turned out afterwards to be a Sr., he observed the prisoner lying at full length, with his feet next the fire. He called out "Hallos," upon which the primmer got up, "growled, and ran away. Mr. Simmons went to the police•ststion, and got the assistance of Martin, 8 518, emilseene other miestablem, who scoot:mauled him to the wood, which was entered by Mart* who found a bluing lite, in the adat of which was • leg of mutton meeting, and neer it wes a scythe, and a chine and breast of mutton. The primer as not sera that sight, but • watch was kept round the wood. The next day the prisoner was apprehended by Bishop, fa 8, who also diseoveted a sheep's head, a sheep's akin, and other porticos of• sheep's body. The prisoner was taken to the statiou•lttonse by Sergeant Aylett, 316, who produced four striped shim worn by the prisoner, on one of which were spots of blood end portions of sheep's fat. The prisoner's heads were also mowed with blood; and the sheepskin vie identified by Mr. Fletcher's man. The prisoner admitted that he wee gnilty, when Mr. Bergtheil asked for a summary oonviction, observing that while the prisoner was awaiting his nisi he might be liable to the contamination of bad characters. _ . The Chairman re;;ltadthat tiere 7 ;aeno fear of that, u the separate system of confinement wan adhered to in the City. The risme was then committed for trial at the ensuing Central Criminal Court. MARK. LONDON WINILY DOCK I Wia. l4 " i Sous—Want Taft lasorlim Voil Bowl arl KAM haws Mods ....... „. IEITSIIIII,IIO6. N. I DdWeed /It. IMO --Fa— eri; 411.011 LW 144.132 Mail 131.1; 114.410 401 161 1.1171 5T.614 se 44 7.24 4•IPS SC UO Han 4.311 W. U 34 t2O . mai 19 ei at 41 144 Al I-7 TALLOW.—We have to report a decline is the tallow market Ism lest Monday of la par cwt. on the spot, and in ea. to le. 9d. speculatively. The immediate MUM of this decline is to be found in the fact that whilst the great body of Moscow @escalators maintain a neutral position, neither buying nor selling, others, who hold to a leaser extent, are supplying the trade upon easier terms than thalami's pre viously demanding. To-day there is no reoovery ;on the contrary, many speculative sales have been forced at the low est point of the day. At the close we quote : Spot, 68a. to 675. 6d.; all the year and December, 675. sallie s, 66e. 6d. buyers ; January to March, 665. 6d. to 66a. , Sala" of 9,ll owan .31/.351 _ particularly Smith American, which ia quoted 675. 6cl, to oas ; Odessa beef, 665. 6d.; Australian beef, 665. • Archangel, 67e. Tows tallow. 684.6 d. set, nomi nally; tallow slate., 66e. to 64.66. Palm d 4 46e. 6d. to 465. Cochin cocoa-nut oil, 425. 10d. to 4911. 10d; Ceylon, 40e. 106. to 41e. • Sydney, nu to 41a., ler par cent. — (Prom the circul ar of Mew.. Smith and Charles, dated Mon- day evening.) COTTON.—LivaarooL, Nov.2B.—Thu naked cotton to day an estimated at 7,000 bales. Tha market continual viwy quiet, but without any change in prices. CATTLE.—LresszooL, Nov. 28.—Tha supply of stock this day in larger than last Monday's. The demand wry good, st rather bettor Floes fit the bast stock middlieg without change. Sheep, small Raptly a* full prior. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Charlet Crests—• telegram tram Charlooks, dated Nov. la, aloha thot the Charlie Croaker, from Now Orleans to Liverpool, with gouda sad mimeo, woo mood oe slim to slim N. of Cape Ft.. rkla ; sae had INged.—New Tork, Nov. U. Idle= Glaeany, Captain Salaries. from Vella. to Um Veiled KM". don„arastotgy ITt. at Naha on the kith Nov.; crew ....d.—an. as w..►le{ tae, trap Liverpool, Me rue whore et or war leekle. Jeateetor, no. Mobile to Liverpool, use seism on the Middle Orotind on 17th Nov. Norden, of North Shields, Brodie. from Quebee to Hurt agog, with Usher, was abandoned oo the title Nov. waterlogged ; wow landed at Granville.—J ttttt , N0v.23. Ilawhotty tub Bo from Patna to Load troo to collsloo eD booby Head yesterday with the Martha. (tell). of Poroimonth the latter is supposed to base foartUred, brit the mew were easel. The steamer slipped from amber se, part of chola. and slummed serious damage; the bee Wien a tag to Loadon.—Deal. Nov. 35. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. alFi!iLtllala, boa Limp= lto Sjdasy, K 9. W„ Sot 111. lON K, lon II W. 01740 MAMMY barqui), teas liverpool, Noy. 17.141 47.16 14, ton WM W. Mary Iflowltt. tram 11440407 be Lcodan. lot 45 14.100 IS W. Worths Elliott. booed to Maud lae. Homer 11, lot 10 N. 14a 13 W. Waoltiag. on I stip). from Leedom 614 Lima Lour, N0v.14, 146 44.44 Lion 11.26 W. (Advertisement.3—Naw MAP OP CHINA, JAPAN. lm containing the propand PUMA min to Mina the Tains fain an the mouth of the Pdho, the new ilnabsas boundary. the Ginn through the Minus of lbw hg.. An will be waled t2 " l7ee " LONDON AND Cana TILIGLAPEC of this Sal. In addition to lin Poi summary of son fro China. Japes. other Mai of the Far • It contains • eepsignest of lambda of trade with China for pit Um years. report of IMAM delivered by the Foreign lid tor on " Menem with male" the ear of the Wtar of the " Friesid of China.* at felons Ilona fot erp Hord, who is Unpinned PRI one 3Mr among mardenrs and o4nd the a* of Wesel Cann Prige, with mo, in ed. fluteerietigk Ufa prIES11111.011111•00 of ponean—olleh 3.17, &rand. Leaden, 14.0. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Ali Iff..—Wev. 14. at Annan llowe, nom Liverpool. ' th e wife of 0. DAVIT /tee t er 94, at Torrlngtonmpare. the wife of H. Celina. Mee. of a sen. 10 KRIM —llov. 3, of Carltee villas, Melds vale, the wife of W. F. Forbes. 1/.4" at • &manta, FRI DiellX.—ter. IS. at Westbrook * Tatherton Follett, Devoe, th e wife of H. Prldems. freq.. of • Dom BT ItANO6—tor. PI, M endow. near Portsmouth, the wife of C•ple armee E. ed., of aeon. WILLIAIII.—IIov.I4. at ENOMP. Cornwall. the with of 3. W. VW' Tecort m l{„ at Upper Clayton. the wife of C. Wonky., £.4.. 15.1708P.—N0w. N. at lladalag. the • Ifs of P. Wriglat. lag .of s MARRIAGES. tillt—OA13810T.—No.717.7.1111;;:: Woolwich. by then. H. Broom. M.A.. S. IL Nam Yota. W .ah•Ah Macs cianhot, at Woolwich. LMA-01.01106.—110y. I. at Xs Usioa Chapel. Onford.road, Wan• chat.. by Oho Sow. A. II lams. A.„ Mr. J. Len. to Huss bather. clatonthor of Um lye. J. Gams, a( Illtutdseater. OWSM—OILA Y.—Nov. 11. stilt. Matt* korwit'opoch. 20.1 Its.. W • B. OhnownY. M.A.. Arthur Jatoc► ow of J. Ow 4. . Loughborosult part. to datiohlar of J. Gm,. Oloaccator.cowent, hotootblork. SCHOALMS-001.—Nor. a it t Marro. Wtrut.t.,s4uw% by the I. 10. m. A. Ins..of Southampton. to May widow of dui Into r. Cox, .of loadford part. Oxforthisho OUCH.—ft ow. Slat Um thumb of et. John. linotmey. by the Bee. 0. J. Le.Oeyt. Jobs Han. eoe of J. Oblibtab. I . l4 Tbr a. rese. Clayton. to Ads it estiebtee of the late H. Leash. DEATHS. • RDOLIDIL—Nov. %. wt Bromwich Meer .I. Arboulo• B . ara J. St 14.0011.—N0w aleollimborghweworA AAA. • B. BAWL LK, NM U. DD WAIL—Jim. se Omit Oa *vit. D. A. B. Dewar. Wee. Mei U. OBAYATT.—Now D 7, Gums nowise Tabu, vrlte et Robert Cliseett, Ltaktuasa, RODDIA. -Bow M qtr, wow.. w. B. ww Ba w ler „ _North • of He Dort N Mee as Palkeweizeet. Unwed, ph J. Mellor, Veh M0t.,1-11yr. Mai Limvpml. T. DMA ,Dm 0.11. wad IS. PARLOUL—Bow. Klrlidele. Lemur% Aim IBM s. Olll Limatemat W. Irmiour. newl 74. no RllOllll9. to, o,t moodow , mrrtooe, Castotosboos„ Ht. T. Belo WM. OUNic—Nov. IL at Anteralant,lll.,n, Now ems. 1 YoulgAge sod 14. l'nuu.l rd rubtleb.g by WILLIAM Kilts klm" of tla la.ter 4 roet. 10 the Olt• of 1"...1n.t. PAW', a, On 00.0, y Inanhere OWN.*** Proiset of Inalfrime-TozipAT, Nampa lif&