The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. (I ILMII Leer Stools ammo.) WAIL OFFICE, Huy. 4. Jlth Itoglinest of Light Doepeas—ldemmeal Rabat Loam Para r ro be earaia, by perehem. vies Misr, Moe se• tic . t unmet Fames Bevy to be hatansgt, by parehme, ft. Poser; Corea Ilionjamra Whitheep, Rem the 10th Liget /poem, to be amok vise flumal, puma& Omot tr. Artillay—loomad Coplaia mad *IMO our. a the hail Artfiry, to his realm Tei Caploas—l. Marry Niamey Rom pp d the We Lori Tampa Corp WIN ' LIM. W Li WII. Marl, set, them hall-pay of WLaud Tarpon Caps fi2taia Witham Heresy, from heN sesadi pg ef tbe lass Trauma Cap; locoed Carats Rada, Homey, Irma half-pay of the We Lad Toms. pert Coops ; Snead Carats - hi Matiomie. bus Mal' pay .4 Yates Lied Tampa Corp; Clemeormear Wthiamlnes the Goadesem Cadet Coat= D. p•..y Amaimat-Comsaimary hams Ropa, hem os the We ISM Testa Deparosesat. Ti be dewed Captoio—Lioutmost sad Aietnet hea wis Iht). hem the Militery Troia, vice Campbell. PPP' mo•cd. 7. b Lieuteasate—Dopoty AristaapCoramirsary Issue Metallivray, hum balf=psy of the Ist* Field Tara Do- Vnee* swami- Mops James Semi, Royal Artillery; g-sat- . Nlej v .lort Katie, Royal Artillory ; Quasi. auta.Sermest Dev...l *edema Royal Artillery; flou paat•lif.pr Ptullips, Royal Art/toy; Easpart. is. or le, heroes Co Royal Artillery; Jaw • Thomson, I:ryal Anis, 8419 rand OM/. 111.Varray, Arriliery Lanterns dean Theme Cole. ' , be eslpitest Leusuat David haderer te b. martatirmar. ,gel Led lassie— Ligament-Colonel sad Bread- Coked Freese to be caul, ace Foster, renewed as a . Cattail aid Brevet-Major Spacer Woo samx,, so is he Lamont-calomel, vim Frosts, deccad- Casein Game &Load L. Walker, to be captors, vigil Leur.aaat Gustave' Nicola Seised, to be orroul capaia. vice Walker ; Lowman Peter H. tic&le :t.loy, t deroadmi L o be mooed topsai, vice Dmilly, plac e d o n ist. liar, Testa—Mayes sad Brevet•Liestraaat Col Abelian.. Few P.A.n•na. ,to be heamast-colonel, without rat ham ; Captein Jeans Morrie Hill to be mope, with out purchase. vice R Ardor; &coed Captain dt. John %%Vass lake half-pay late Lead Transport Corps, to be ewes, ace Hill . Captaa J. Balcombr, from MU - Pr tortechal, le captain. Coldotroau. G. cad.—Arthar Boma Richarda Myers, pat. to , !s reeitateet•turs,. ..u. Boms, appointed to the Boye r !Lamas' Shea. her. Feist tiwoh—Lkataimat sad Captaho Female Lecataie to be coptiateadlieshomat-col tiel, by prober ace Helier, who redoes; Barr sad Lamaism. Eery Cis Boehm to be lisotierost mil captain, by mama vt,• Laskaa ; FreSerkk Jobs Nowdigate 11;= 8.. gens„, be .raga sad thateneat, by panties', rke 4th &timed a Foot— Liestemat James Caostablie to be captoia, without pordaus, vies Clerk, deceased; Bulge Chri.tophoe Hawes Durant to be badman; without pet tier TKO Couitsble. Ttot—Liratimast Heatimete Plummer, to Is carat; without onscham. vice Ilseitelyzie, Gemmed ; Emits Wipiam Joba Feemptea to be liessioarit, without par chose. etas Plummer. 21st Fox-7Certua John Hankance, from the 78th Foot, to be replete, vice Film, who exclompa. lid loot—Henry Proviso Leader, mot., to be assign, by pennon viso Pocock, promoted; Walter be Haim gest., to be maim, by porchass via Carey pramatal. lid Foot —Ltain imo. coat Cava* Frodarkk Oratorio to be cap, by purchase, vice Brevet-Xajor Dst who 40th Foot —Captela Haas Timms Fell Whits to be major, vrltle.u• euchre, roe Croy, • sad deputy a:bowd lerise! to the Sown la A ; Lietualast Frederick Chairs Berman Stuart Baddaley to be ca ttalo. without rathea, ace While; Emilia de Neafralle Loma to be Lim mat, without puther ace Stuart Baddeley. 41at Foot—Arthur Dray, pat., to be maga, by mahatma, eta Mealgomery,promoted. 412 Fort—Lioutealat Witham Gram to be captain, without per. lees, vice Livros, died of his wound.. Essig% Jeans Lama Christie to be pheasant, o about parchasa. vles Ores. 4/3th Foot —Pt Juba Ball , pat, to be maim, by purc boas, vice Choosey. otooL 40111loot—ltholos ClierlM Beery Cox to be houtosent, by put tees, view W. K. Murray, who retina 70th I .4—Heary Bally, pat., to be mean, by purchase, Itoger,feemeted. 72. d F.st —Lasseseat Philip Oibaut to be captera,_ u bym bre. ace Shuldhers, who retires; Limas/at W tiorlat to be adjumat, vice °item, promoted. 74th —Liotenatit-Culosel James Villiers, from bai ley uosaerh.d. to be hemenant-colonel, vice Brevat- Cubroel who names* 70th Sam Ralph Forster, from the Salk Poo., to Le lieu, mat, vim Heard, who escheat's. 77th FoohM y . r G-orp C. M,lhr. (rota belf-pay neat. tee... f , to be major, vice Brevet-Leatasant-Colcosi Cad... who .actuates; Corals Beery Alfred Moodamid t • ca loam by parchme, via Mills,, wise rakes ; Lao tian, Joha Gasp Sheas to be impala, by putter vice Mactl.ea/d ; Emig' Percy Kirk to be hostoseet. by par t kr*, rice Pb,.., Lieutissat Beau Stever WaigaU le be adjami, vice Skase, F.,ot —Copal's Joha re a ls7, 4 f . roso the 21st Foot, to be apse. vice Headersas, who mehomps. Nth Fom—leastratat Alexander Jaws Huard, from the (lb Feor, ti t• Lieateitaat, vies renter, who exchanges. 9101 Foot —Liestossat With.,. Rest 1:0' Aye to tie by umbra vice Rae, who mires ; Euaajt Hoary to to hosereast, parch.., vice D' e. Wed Foos—Great Thoodlnaos, pet , to be tangs, by por i hare, vice Coorrotherc promoted. Zal Weit lath Regaeat—Lieuteneat Jamas him Leslie ' Lima Ms be.. permitted to retire from the ears' by the raise( ha ousiniseios. The prowess of Exam Arthur Bareback Magri hi • ..sou nosey, by parclase, from the Royal Howilomismd Cam ae stared is the Oszerts of the 21st October, 1159, he. ism resealed. VETERINARY DRPARTMINT. To be Vidertatory &apses of the bet came, sada the re ammo tithe Royal Warms of the lot July, lit : Jam Lyrae lad LIR Guards; J. W. Otos& . Milotery Tomo Curia Cards Brent. Cesill7 DoPt simis milagsuo Richard J. Lark Hushed bed Niger • Mat thew Posit, Milt Troia ; James Philip;, 10th Inbi Deeper, Herr* Mk Dingeteo; ' Inn Byre Bent Una awards ; John Cep Mosuted Rio; Themes ha Ist ; douse a Grey, Sao Light Diescre; F. Doha , 1m !he tae Guards, William C. Lost fit Laid B. C. It Gerber. Rid Light Drogeme; Wallas Thacker, Mb Lyle Demers To t, 8151 Vetertmoyingems.—Yetairisoor Essistou the ens nee J. W. lbws the Merry Tours ; Matthew Posit, be. the o MSlsuy Trai • inns Phi; spa k.,. ro 10th Light Dreyer ; 1 1 bema 111= hen too 12th Idea UNA ACHED. Erna- Linnisoes-Cobien Bern Snort Burr ; her tic ilk F oss, so be msper, slime purrs. The as lermascood prommleas se tor Ore sewn art on lb. lose\ ei LasistemesS.Oesswel 0. 0. Loosei, Cessaiewiest Royal Sagnier en fin rat Oese , isdo Myer-Omorai Or J. M. F. Smith te be War termas.gessal Colonel Ti.. Year, Royal Zee mean to be maer-gameal ; Ilines4heiserit•Celewal Joh' bonen roar reasirbod. oaf are tr if poulasse,. to be eared ; y. Wes Delerrie 7e.- nor, .1 s imet betmßee , toi be Illsolearamemal ; Cepa. Charles Jamb isdlld , koyst limn" be he msto. issued QOM Them" emsel Pus Field, et the Bela Analogy, se be der tattle army. The bon* ,soh el Bem4-11eke Wright Welt:ett Day:4l. •a, lid Itusgal Plotme larstry, bre tes veriesed t the Hob Jemmy, MP (tec4lllehrt lisamU Joisolom Ist Bombay Native la oe 1/40: is Ur emy. C0.4114S Homy Keighdry Itataraad Bispi Native lam s). es be myosin the may. TED Cherish memo of Ilmee-Livatemes-Colossi arm* olin eta aratirt is the &WU of 2%1 Oct, WIN, so T. D." egossyls. re "Jim WM." THE MILITIA AIIID 11111 VOLUNTIMIS. 01.1.1111iN1 by Os Qom. C malmidand liChtle—Willom Jar iebbeyek amt., elastomes'. air Idepoty Me bees peas* yberoi to meet tbe rols. owes et the sonsinios hid by Lantleosat %Min Jam Emma. Guamanian Aped y the Ler& Ligament el *We ammetne Oenetlee. Onbrishiee Lit r Mintia—Liesemast Themes sow ley Cronies, le Is aisteia, vise Batt, remiesed ; Swigs Ciente Lowe inholay to to lientemet, ,to. &weir, SettOsteedahlre Volunteer Rae Compe—Ameo Warmer. leq, et SAW Gibes, Lientement of the Met Company, le he amnia et she led twomens, nee Calm, niaped • Wdb Haag, Sp.. ot St. Mkt'. Collage, le to bMannat el the lad coorear. VNM Warr", pronsamil. 64b Compaq at the Senor Bien V.iaateere—Ste Beaty Fietehoe le he etyma. Lt or Item! hamt Middlesex Reguarat of Minn— Fralarkk J.rwilt Timms Pleates, mat., to be manes, Wee Cemepla, amend; Centime Dowell, swat., to be molga. eke Welk peanosed. dnh et Royal &nth ligallessz itedliont of Maim— RAM Fen Spank gunt., to be emetga. nee terantatr, reelenol. See* Ileees Rile Velenten Corp..—Th Lela Zestmentie Theses Herm Jane, Vogollo alsdalk, le be wader. 441 Middlessa Votaatemme—Attral Mastawker, Bee to be spare; id v.rd Ilmmell Conway pew. to be liemenmat; JAM %%Ilion Decors, pat ,to bememign. 9th lliddleers Lie Volumene—The Light Houramble Gremlin Milne William Baron liadeweltoo be esif taw. ADmiALYT, Nov. 4.—Arrommuan.—Assist soluipos W.I. caw to Plymouth Hag Ml. WOOLWICH. Nov. 4. Hiaßtyal Highs. the Gomel Cammeadia tie nt,' boo Viol as following awn to the flame Wish et Aetteery. s. —Lerstomemm Mdmeoll liberty, Ir a babas. promoted . sad N. P. Maas, vise Madan, who nips hie appointmost the polatt s =os 111-health. A. E. °return, of the 12th Brigade Y Am u." , relent to 10Ceeelled pay, vice emel Uniesseat-Cokeel Arnold Thosepoot, mostly pared, Y wand to jots the 1.1 bngsdo as major's Foy. CHATHAM, Nov. 4 acessqueo• of the great want of well qualified bantam as tbe R3yel Easton, atsbliaimat to euper bind the aImaTSMICO of ana-commithemad sitars and Mt iota renew laarbes ( .nemesia fi r a pug Ms beta sale by as Wer-alla aulltormea oLpVerenerameary te of Royal lastheera to to M thio duty, :ct e rtoiriag the am of la. ed. per day, Is addition to their ordinary pay. I/EtTD OV NICE-ADMIRAL 811 HVIRT BAKEIti B t..t —We hare to word the desalt ef Vim-Admiral Sir Henry Lwraise 80b.,, Bart.. M bhp reekliwoe, Duaisable hoer., Richmond. Surrey. The demesed. who woo tb. swami baronet, wee torn at Hwy, i• Lambe, i 1787 sod married ill 1810 the tidy daughter of Mr. Haim , who wse for many rim Y.P. for, the boner ket W He warceeded his What hi 1826. Baring atured i Ct4 ha 1797, be berme • retired rear-admire! Is IMO. Ha assisted M the Me of Suntans (Si. Domiego) tet 1827, sad wee pmemeted pia heroic conduct at the dolmas of Leask r ISIL Is served with great chieftain at Goode- Inge ht MIA Ha h timeeeded is his berenslay by Ins eon, the arr. Harm Mime Behar, of Trialty College, Cus hitic Mee_ el Nestles& gm Leamlueter, Herehetiabirs. Lian.—The INSIMI ifelgaoc• of the infliction el megmell pselehment r Osileheenir amp during thement wok Isek glees paining mo=. The primer wee a perms el the Nib Druke, who bed ham =ls the aft of Iril imat • 'miracle, and whew pieced guard-man eimmithal asecood hiss,. Per these awes he we sestesold by court. martial to reollee Bfty hashes, whisk wen yesterday Witted a the perm of tlbe uses at the 10th Depot Battalion. The geleumw, although • young soldier, bears • very had character. He stm the punishment without the utterance of a word, awl Imo Aar wards muoved to tbe ho*tal. The perm first whipped during the memos week Wagged to the ore regiment. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5 18a. teleeibly well to his wife for the first six or germ weeks, but lifter that be bigaa to treat her ill. In about nine months the Widows, separated from him ; but she Irma induced to return to cohabitation. Three di). altereds he resumed his mineaduct, and on the list Wednesday in March teat he came home and commenced a furious attack upon her. She tis out of the house; he punted her, caught her, and *ragged ber home with every circumstance of opwohriam. Whin he reached home, be thrust her in and locked the door. Hs efterwarde attempted to set her upon the tire. She rtniMed, end ultimately tat - Aped , but one of her shoes wu burnt. The respondent ran up stairs; and the petitioner %Wag advantage of his temporary absence locked herself in bee front parlour, and then got out of the window. For this atrocious conduct he was sentenced by the magistrates to sin west& imprisonment, which beta now undergoing. The court pronounced for the separation, with c o sts. BORNS= IP. 11:REETT.-ALLEGED CBOELTT. Whim Maoist me Galled on, Dr. PhilYmaw, Q.C. (who with Dr. Bwabey appeared far the d Fiefdom"), asked the permisaion of the court to have It bar In privets. Mr. E. Jews, Q.C. (with whom wu Dr. Wambey), joined la the emanate& Sir C. Cromwell regretted to say JUJU had no power to made to the preperaL Lest series, wiles a bill for the eatendreent of the Divorce Act was baker the legislature, be requested a clause to be introduced giving the judge-ordinary a diacretionary power as to aiming the court. That dame met with the approval of the Lord Chancellor, and, against sem owodticiet, it passed the House of Lords; but the House el Commons in its wisdom thought tit to reject it. That step he regarded as a prohibition of private hearings; wad therefore, however painful and diagusting the derails of the as might be, be had no alternative but to take it with open dun. He a would however do do :ha t . judg uld r of li rect t bad shwoanfd ex ercised e cleared of arl e f r e femal e, and doing—he court This having been dose, the cue wee commenced ; but it was not concluded when the court rose. LONDON JtIILE DILIOADA A meting alt th• etaatil was bald yesterday at ta• Marlon-boar, the Bight Has. the Lard Mayor in the elhels. Amapa those premed were Sir Franey Doyle, But., the lard Meyer Mast, Mr. Alderman Ham viee preeident at the emaell ; Mr. AMenses Challis, Mr. Alderman Allem, Mr. Aldermen Maid, Joseph Somas, L 4 ILP., H. W. Beneard, Em., 11. P, William (earthier, Beg. The Lard Mayor oddness& the orencil on • variety o metiers of ta- Lotto the Wines of th e brigade. H i s s leirdsleip Mated il m eeteived • letter fees the War-ofdos saelosiag him the form of oath to be administered to the members at the Maaalca-hnuse this day, which was as follows : " 1 (A. B.) de make oath that I will be faithful sad beer teas to her Majesty her heirs sad ruccessers, end that 1 w 1 , as in duty boned, honsatly and faithfully defend bur Majesty, her heir, and successors, in person, cram wed dignity, against all weendee sad will observe end obey 011 orders of her Majesty, her heirs sad successors, and of the pseuds and °Dom set over roe. So help me God." His lordship also anaoonced that the Worshipful Company of Groows bad contributed 601., sad that the Worshipful Companies of Statham end of Dyers had also contributed. Major J. A. Moore bad contributed 61. 6.. to the bead fund; Masers. Day and Martin 10/. to ditto, in addition to 201. ; Mrs. George Milner, 61., per Sir F. Doyle, Bart.; G. H. Plawick, 8e,., 111. 111. ; Lord Fever 10 , 1; Belemi Oregeon. Esq., M.P.,arl 101. 10s.; William Jewell, 16 9.. per dow dose., E M.P., No. los.; Mr. Aldermen Allis, 61. M adhadu ; Mr. Alderman Meal, ar. 2a. ditto; Meru Peek Brother., 101. 10s.; Mews. Howes mad Mead, 61.6.. ; MOM. Spicer Brothers and Co., 101.10.. A letter had hem received socloeing the half of a 101. bank woo from a coneepondent signing himself " A Chaplain upon 401. year byths ," which hi. lordship hoped w o uld b e eelmowledged press. In reply to questions from Mr. Somme, M.P., mad Mr. Aldermas Motu, the Lord Mayor stolid that the drill warn =tmost satisfactorily, sad altboagh th e weather bad umble between two sad three handled sentkmen were drilled on Thursday smatem and nosy others who wore ferment had apnoea their high eatiefactima at the pro pene made. The Lord Mayor Oremed that he should Imi well @append dais day la the perforenneee of hie pirates teak of add/wing ths volunteers mid eelsoinistertag the oath of idleglaeor. doccemenedatioa would be afteded to those who demised to vitalise the ceremony, which would be commenced alma. three o'clock. SPORTING. BETTING AT MA.NCEIESI'EIt.-FxDAT. 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Meer W i 4. 1., _ W. W. 11•••••••, T. Owe. IWO Bad. Wilmistk Wm Clarkem. rgarerj a.. l 4 mos. a si oebet=7 : o. I ' m. atekeei Wesselmelee• 11 7_ 1 1,001 , nom se ler a ... 2Am* W. Managed S. Wweir-U. mar ay J. ...lelkete-J. Wiliew nee .. .r.113e.........and=.1..... =4onelbeet= 11a • . ••••••r. semis yn .I. r . weselasie Ouse MI mum til,2essearildeL ........ mmee Ww w.b.. =ll=eed ii = Mob% Low' — Z7i7commr. issier,...4....*er •• wed. 41 1"4 =Z a J?= . . eV 14 ,...L •wwilie•T . ne is. . Milk end .L. WNW LIAR.. OW-Jodi°6ll mom Vies P IALT . Men T. Pets: red swam r imrir we% / •• kr es noses Me ..es.. laeWeeT i llewle. J. Le** Ovuldaleel. mad J. Oars far iffiiii• of f. P•eiter. abeam. molel i e e Os se lime. Oar or melee WO ae Limes. sews Ilas Gemapia lu rtg am enb et tedwdßeellel OlweeW-011110 Omer& Kato intriligaut. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—Noy. 4. Sittings in Banco.—(Bekire the Lord Chief Judos, Mr. Justice Wightznaa, Mr. Judas HA and Mr. Justice Blackburn.) Sir William Erie took the °sibs iss Chid Jastke of the Common Pleas. HnkhiewN V. 1..910.-4 11110)IMVAL TM= Thle was • am tried before Ib. Justice Wliginathe st the lest Suffolk Arius, and it came before the cost on the mica of fieriest Tozer for • sew trial ca the geoid of misdirection on the part ot the learned judge, or that the ver dict wan improper our. The plaintiff is an undertaker at Ipswich, and be seed the &indent, a wholeile stationer in London, es the sole mentor of • Mrs. l'hipson, for the funeral expires of that lady. The testatrix left sits to the extent of 0001. It weld mem the deceased had • son end a daughter, the being married to the dethedent. At the f her d di ee l eat r e resided with her eon at Ipswich, end uei =of the churchyard at Ipswich being closed the see that his mother should be removed for theorist to • village in Doreetabire with whith she was coined that ie. to • piece 200 miles from Ipswich. It woe the son who gave ceders fur the funeral, end being • person with strong medieval fancies he di rected that the coda should be ornamented with eine& devices of • ibis' character, and in fact ceased esiderable imam to be limed in the prosecution of his their es to what was belittler the solemn occasion—so nib es in the feint met nearly 1001. Wham • data was nob taps the &indent for the expenses of the !mural ideid bin liability oe the ground that needles expense had beam incerred, end tile wee to the son, who.. peculiar fides bad bees indulged, the plaintiff must look for the methenseit of hie account. Unfortunately, however, it turned out at the trial that although the defendant bad not directly contracted with the plaintiff yet he had rifled the onion given by the son, and that although he seemed to be impressed with the notion that exotesive expense was being Incurred. The bince of the evidence upon this view of the case being against the defendant according to the interpreta tion of the jury • verdict was given for the plaintiff for 711., that is, the whole amount claimed. . . _ Serjeant Timer now moved fur a new trial—era, cet the ground of misdirection, the misdirection being that Mr. Justice Wigtitmaa had told the jury it was not materiel that the defesdent wee not sued es executor, end that it was =tad to snake him liable in his personal capacity ; sad y, because the evidence did not show that the de liadeas bad acqineece.l in the contract entered into by the tea The Court held nitanimomely, on the authority of,. Comer v. blow" (S M. and W.) that, ander the circutaitancee, the delesdont weevil/lady sued in hie oacocity ; and eecondly pa t soma, that there wee quite infikeent evidence to show& ratifica tion by the doleadant of the eon's contract with the plaintiff. Rib Mind ecoordingly. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 4. &Nap in Beaoo.—(Before Lord Chid Justice Erie sad Judea Willis.., Crowder, and Byles.) ULVLIT IP. 711LD.-411DUCTION. This was ss adios to moves damages for th• seduction of the plaintiff's &ankh's. and at the trial a verdict was satired substantially for the delesdaat, leave being given to the plain tiff to move to antes a 'stalk* fee 40s. _ Yr. Lus h now moved accordingly, and dated that the question was whether there we. sufficient avidness of the prang woman befog In the service of her father so softie him to sustain the action. The woman was 31 at the time of the seduction. Her tot t er bad quarrelled with him family, sad lived apart from them; but the daughter had taken • boo" la which she carried on the badness of a milliner, and the. In part maintained her mother end the younger children, who all lived with her. Although the house was take& in her name, the furnituretri wee bar father's, t and he called ocoasiosally and oonbuted to the psu por of the family. This had bean the stets of thing. for two or three years before the seduotron. The learned coon's! now con tended that as the daughter contributed to the support of the plaintiff's family, she performed sufficient service fur him to enable him to maintain this actloo. The Lord Chief Justice thought that the nonsnit woe right, lassanuft a there wee no evilness within the eels of law, which requited that the wad he la the sleek* of her father at the time of the aainatlea Rae the daughter was la reality the head of dis bully, coehrriug bassitem ea the other members el it, sail aft at all a marmot. Mr. Justice William said it wee painful to decide these matters on grounds that had not to do with the smite; but they must adhere to the solo of law. Rule refused. COURT OF RILCILEQUSR,Noy. 4. Binisp le Bales,—(Sods Lord Chief Boma, sad Bums &more Wagon, and Mammon) SWINTIR T. LORD CMILIVITORD. - THR ORRAT /WINTER WILL CALVE.. This was an action tried before the Lied Chief Baron at the lest sittings at Guildhall. The declaration clamed the defendant that he u the !aiding counsel for the plaintiff In an issue directed by the Court of Chancery to try the right as between her end the heir-at-law of the of her husband, the late Samuel Brendan, had wren y and fraudulently entered Into a compromise prejudicial to the plaintiff 's interest with the present Lord Chief Jostles of the Queen's Bench, then Sir Alexander Cockburn, who wee the eouasel for the heir-at-law. Another coast charged collusion between the noble defendant and Sir Cromwell Cromwell, then one of the juncos of the Com mon Plies,, who triad the mums at Stafford. At the trial, in whisk fire. Bwinlen appeared as the plaintiff and Lord Chelodowl ea the defendant, the jury alter a long trial, lowed a verdict f or the defendant on all the issues. Mt. larstramosisi ea behalf of the plaintiff for • Mr MK= the seinimil of mielirection, the non-reception of mime% mei Moe oho media was against evidence. He Mad bed Ms NNW neat, which charged oolluaion with Me minced judge. rr Cromwell Cromwell, would be alamimad. Pnwhing that the general circionatanom sf Me atm were as well known se not to require pre !Wham alattemioa, Oa learned coaxed proemial to review she promellep at the late trial, commeaft with tbs formal mei at lb mormilage in Chastomy and tbaCamessa Pima, awl the leirmises to the deferiant whim Pr P. Thestor, as liras Pelia's counsel, with the Maw el showing that it maa Mews to him that then had Imes se air of a eeapro- SMs farle-se._ law which had bee raw by the Me alibedant it was oontestiled that the de wed may Mimed 'abject to his pastel right of emelt to emiest a see. and in rapport of Ws It was shown Mai two bass who had been called for the plantiff bad, in their orestramatination by the Attermy- des onal, gives such . . emblem* asjustitled the eieroiss of thairiiht. TM Lord Chief Barem—Hr right ; I ahonld say, hi. duty. Surely if • counsel dose sot cell every witnees named in his brief, he le not liable to an ection. Mr. Keeasely had never eastended for such • proposition. • mewl comet do his beet for his client. The 9th plea Mated that the dahndant had entered into the compromise thopli ed o boramodoso to ocatrery, and hie lordship hadhadrt • sery gm pelM. The Lord Chief Bares—The plea was of to importance =oototk• coma of the plea, for the defendant had the is the general Wee. Mr. immedy this promeded to observe that the charges of hand me thermal were nothing in t• =parts= to the charges of bond end eampirecy rands opium the plaintiff la the bill is Chancery, and contended that the evidence given by 06i plaintiff's witnesses at Mu led, in reference to letters maws by them as to the tostaMee Mate of mind, had been expected, sod although the 41111011111101111 were uqtavounible they were capable of ex plearniea, and did not justify the defendant in compromising the case. He was not now going to charge improper mot.ves 'phut any one. Let all that on calm consideration be with drawn, bat ha would contend that the communintion made Ihr Cromwell Cromwell to the defendant et the end ef the first dere Irbil, to the effect that he lel forma as aadovearobla *dos of the plaintiff's case, end which we, the mheamMe groan& of ell these procesdiage, woo sordt or tapir of law orsalarrod a hoed. TM Lard Odd Beres—l am afraid than I most plead sulky b bookie ask may oath communications, but if I maks dam to sae orrasel I do to both. Kr. ILararily—l ma your lordship would, and so would awry brasarollo The Lod Chief Borar—Thore saw oat in Waradorter 1411 or to may ether am. a mere Irmorsblo ram tbaa Mr. Irides Crooodoll or we Imo . 6,1101mi1. Kr. Iltrirdy 2 :lam wry illat - 1 - gi — sar ii. TM Lod Cbki Bans— r. Kirmsdy, las semi no imprint ken es, sae at Ur mare et Kr. Judea - 31z.14 sea net here to compHoest year kid- VI en ham re de ley duty to niy client ind the pablte, I ow andsaventieg to do it. The Lid Chief Brat—Notbiag that by Wien fres you, Mt. Kennedy, wiled for say observation trout me which wen wet made • ith ovary r:speot end gocd fattier towards yen. I essaider you are disebergieg your duty, and without releivard team bat your duty. Yr. thanked his lordship, sad was proceeding with Ids argtueent, whet The Court adjourned. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov. 4. (Bakes the Julio Ovilloory.) WILLIAM 0. WOOD.-" CON 1110111,171111." Is this rem the demised, Kr. Ildwerd Hemhlt lab of Torquay, was killed with hie will by the falling down of • hay guides wall woo ea sal-builtilai in which they were =The bad as Werra us =lath property of her is the meat of ter sisrviving him, and Dr. Q.C. (with whom was Dr. Tristram). con. WWI, as the authority of "Underwood v. WWI," that as Wiles we Iwo" te the contrary the wife mast be pre sumed to bevesuntved. He therefore applied for • pass of adiaftailsa i• bar represistatime. De. "why we baud for the represearatives of the The Man emoted the odmintatratioa to the reprises. hitless of the oda earl otatlasosed the pinta, opposlag ia do costa. SLIMS V. 1111./LINf.-01L0113 11lit TA UTT. The prams lave bees saniset about three yams, sod liv• at buy ft. Mans* when tie poutiaorst carries oa boat aisaas• Italsorkshar test Wan The reeporisat behaved MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Before the Aseintant,indge.) Coorg• Malmo., a carman, was indicted for maliciously asmalting William Thomas, and also fora common annuli. By the *dries of his counsel, Mr. F. H. Lewis, the &fen dent pleaded guilty to the Lauer charge. Mr. Cooper called the prosecutor, who stated that he was driving to lie phaeton towards Stamford-hill, and the &fon dant was ta charge of • team, which was ahead of him. The defendant was allowing him horses to straggle mime the road so that it wasimpordble for any vehicle to pass by, and he touched the fore horse with his whip to move Isla aside; the hems moved to the other aide, and the defendant then rushed upon him, sad belaboured him with his whip, drawing blood, sad need language of the basest description; so much en, that he the asks of a lady be had with him, he (prosecutor) wee etwapelled to drive on, so disgusting were the words he uttered. Kr. Leeds urged that the defendant was on his right We of the road, and on the impulse of the mo ment struck the prosecutor for, as be considered, im interfering with his horses. The learned counsel the defendant's employer, Mr. Humphrey., of Ching toed-ball. who deposed that be had been in his service over 20 year% mid had always borne the character of a civil, well conelueled, honest, sober mans Tie Aaelettuat-Judge, after commenting on the oirettm etanees, mad he felt it hie duty to sentence the defendant, tette bad been guilty of a gross and unwarrantable outrage, to three months' impriroseneet, but withcnt hard labour. JAI Davis we. Indicted, with Clarks Barris, who sur render* for stealing an oil-cask and a mat, value 4/., the My of Sit John Hare, from premise.' belonging to him t's-place, North Wharf-road, Paddington. Mr. Cooper prosecuted. After the evidence bad been glees, The withdrew the am as against Haab from the conaideration of the jury, sad left them to decide is to the guilt of Darted The jury found Davis Guilty. IStr John Her. elated that the prisoner Davis had been In his service without a stain on his character except for Makin, tap to title transaction for nearly 40 peers. Eery Gespas was then tried for stealing and also for receiving a vat end four asks, the property of Sir John Hares from the ease premises. Mr. WDannell defended the prisoner The jury fully acquitted him. The Amistant-Judge said he thought it neeemery to car tics him. be innocent, air ; I bought the things ist • fate sort of way. I sold 'em to get a bit of profit if I could, sad when I've made a shilling why I've saved it ins right way. I'm no thief, gentlemen, and don't want nothing but what's ' llriseistant-Judge—You are discharged. We have had a good character of you. If we had not, you seem disposed to gleLoaralf one. i: Pi _ e Muslim, dr. Davis wee sentenced to eighteen months' bard labour. Mr. F. H. Lewis who defended Hanle, mid he might Wal lowed to state that though he had not had the opportunity of calling witnemee, hie client wee a men who had home en unsmorptiosable character for thirty years. w ies . sz slidridge,j tto t i nait . iguict and edet stealing w shop, 6:5, York-suet ooil of W, to make a purcha the se, and wee seen to waste a coil of wire, which he took from the counter, under hie coat. He wee fossil Gaily sad sentenced to bard labour for • month. 3 - I — rAearrford prosecuted ; Mr. C. Smith was counsel for the prisoner. (Before Mr. Cressy.) - - - - - - Nieholet Doyens surrendered to take hie trial on sa In dictment for aseaulting two police constables in the elem. lion of their duty. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Langford prosecuted ; Mr. RUA= sad Mr. Dials were for the defence. The jay after a long &Mention found the defendant Not Civilly. giving him the bens& of& doubt se to hie identity. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. W. Ward, an elth7;11,;;Ii-ir;;;d, end gentlemanly looting men, wee charged with stealing a coat, value 21., from the luncheon room of the Committal Sale Rooms, Illndag•1 e. H. was defended by Mr. Wombs's. Wilier Olney, barman at the Lawler Rooms, isid—l know the prisoner, who was In the Luncheon Rooms yester day, about 12 o'clock. He had a glees of ale, and stayed lbws Roma time. sad after he bad drunk the ale I saw him In a beak room stubs; one chair upon the back of which • coat was beesisg, which be felt with his hands once or twice. He Wes overcoat on whoa he came In. He went out but came beck again in about two hours, end ordere d a Munk, after which he took off his cost and bang it on the beck of the chair where the other coat wee hanging, end sat down at a table in the middle of the room, several other primer being there at the same time. I bed some =litwhich induced me to watch him, and alter a little e kJ= lam big eat at the table, sad go to • meat near the two one. He took up his own met, after sitting than Ike some time. came to the bar, them west beck again, threw lb coat over the other, them took up both costa, threw them over his run, end walked oat of the plea with them. I followed, sad maw him in the purge, whoa I celled the etteation of the of to him, and &eked him about the costs. He said, "The coat is my own." I lifted up his own coat am it hung on him arm, sad showed him the other beneath it. His own tor is a grey mixture. The other is a dark blue pilot. When he we - in custody 1 went to the station with him, sod than he said be had taken up the coat with hie own by mistake, him own coat being a very heavy me. so that be did not know that he had taken up two. Mr. Wontner—Yon sad you had some suspicion of the prase. How did that etre? Witneme—Why, we bed mewed coat. Were whet he had been there, end as soon as he came in I said to mother welter, " There, that's the man who stole oar coats." Thee. Harrison, waiter at the Luncheon-rooms, identified the reit prcdoced as hie property. Elwood, potion-coastable 619, deposed that he took the prisoner late custody, and on searohuig hint Toed 141. Is. 14. in his pockets. 'dolmen:, detective, said—T be mitaaer related him address, but from (equines which I made I weal to a colleeehop In the Hackney-road and found that he lodpd there. 1 the room maid to be hie I found a large quantity of bendker- Web., sad other small articles marked with various runes. Frodk. Gress ' coffee-ahop keeper. 31. Middlesex-piece, Mackey - rod, , said the pri weer had lodged with him shoat als weeks, mid bad during that period conducted Wang re • reepectable man. Cress-mambeed-1 have heard him say that be was Is the WA of buying large quantities of unredeemed pledges, be. eases be amid get them very cheep. Prienair—Yes. I often go abroad for a very long time, gad I bey large quantities of such things when I ma get them deem. lir. Woutaer submitted that the prisoner had taken the cost manly by mistake, owing to his defective vision, se he wee very nearsighted, sad that, consequently, he was en titled to his discharge. Mr. Alderman Allen—Then I suppose you want me to amide him of the charge? Mr. Woetner—Yes. Mr. Aldermen Allen—Oh ; that I shall not do. I will commit him for trial if yen like, or I will remand him for fartherinquiry ; and, nmenwhile, he may be set at liberty if you wW fled me sadder:gory bail. Molyneuz, the detective—My lord, I should like • remand, in order to make inquiry, se I think something farther may be discovered about the this's which I tuned at 111610 4*M. T a tteoaer wee then remanded for • week. ematoiseion merchant, New Broad , strest-erert, was brought before Mr. Alderman Abbas for farther emadnatica, ea a charge of Mole( Moles 200 or 900 deems of bottled ale, belonging to Mr. Augustus adebera, of fly Miles-lea., merchant. Mr. Bard rammed for tag prosecution, sad Yr. accord for thedeames. . . I ^^ "•••••••••••• Oa dm Form tardastka 'rime or Oro to row that Ha poomorot Naylor* the primate to r =tood the roweri Ow*: of 1,400 &um of sr by the rritolor of Maar Parr ad Co., Martyrs atter or slat al thb qumitity M. primal* , had mama coa- Terri &ad to W boor from Madera. Prach's or subs". quad: wrong kat lir. ItMalism's alien about 300 dozen, the property being found on hie premiees, and its possession not denied ; In fact, the removal had been etfecied openly, and by daylight. The prosecutor was now re-examined, and the prisoner wss remanded. .9IIILDELLLL. lama Aloysirs Sifbrt K.ry, a nWmulably-drossed men, about 35, wee charged with obtaining 301. under Nee pre- Mr. Henry Blucher Tafel*, eammission agent, of No. I, Devonshire-place, Higher Broughton, Menchester ' stated that he was manager of the chipping department of Meson. Ellis, Everiagton, and Co. of Ludgate-hill, about three Lears ago, when the defendant, whom he had know n only a few weeks, own to him with a cheque for 301. on the Lon don and WeettninatTr Bank, andasked him to let him have the cash for it. He represented himself as Dr. Perry, and stated that he was he connection with Mr. Garrett, the then lessee of Davy-lens Theatre, and that if ha let him have the mo ney he wee not to present the cheque until the beginning of the following week. lie gave him bank notes for the amount at his (witness's) brother's warehouse, at 105, Wood street, Cheapaide. The cheque was drawn by Garrett, and an dors dby the defendant. When be presented the cheque, it was returned to him with the information that there were no effects and no account. Be saw defendant once after wards, when he eked him to wait • few days, and said he would put it all right. Be had not seen him since until he gave hlm into custody. In cruse-examination by Mr. Levi, for the defence, wit ness said the defendant had asked him to advance him 3W. for Osman to pay the ballet dancers or some of the " pro feadonals," aa if he did not get it the theatre would not and could not be opened. Witness—There are other parties present who have other of Gerrett's under similar circumstances, which they = 1 ::: of the defendant. Gerratt's solicitor, and I know from the accounts and his backer's book, which were filed at the time he named the Ineolvency Court, that what this witness has stated is entirely false. ' " Alderman Copeland—l cannot receive such a statement as evidence. In farther cross-exanalnation witness stated that either be or hie brother presented the cheque—he believed he did. Never received notice of Gerratt's insolvency, and did not know he had token the benefit of the so. Alderman Copelend—ls there any other person present who has any charge %tablet the defendant? Police-constable 92 2, of the metropolitan force, said— Yee, sir; there is a gentleman here who reoeived a cheque for 301. under dialler circumstance*. Mr. Levi—ln that ease the party has brought an action and recovered judgment, end the sheriffs' officer le waiting to arrest the defendant aa soon as he shall b• discharged from this court. 111dernan Copeland—l will remand the defendant on him own recognisancea la 501. to appear ben this day week. Mr. Levi—Very well, dr, end by that time Mr. Tspliag will have an opportunity of going to Manchester for the ohaque, and I shall be prepared with the evidence of Mr. Overate and others, and then Mr. Tapling will have to charms places with the defendant. The defendant having entered into the required recogni nonce, was then liberated. WESTMINSTER. John W'illionos, keeper of a cigar shop in Cheyneprow, Chel sea, and John Garner, proprietor of the Green Man, Bean fort-Mres, Chelsea, were charged with using abusive and threatening language to George Mills, coachman to Captain Davison. Complainant and his witnesses proved that he was waiting with the carriage for his master, near Battersea-bridge, on the 28th ult., when witness came up and threatened to pall him off the driving-box, and jump his inside oat. Williams then fetched Garner, who called complainant "A thief," and Williams then said that whenever they caught him off the box they would settle him. On Captain Drvieon sp =g his carriage, he was annoyed by Gamer assaulting saying something prejudicial to complainant, who had been before insulted by Williams. In addition to this complainant had received by pat an open card upon which the following was written, he believed in the handwriting of Gar ner. " I am informed you ere a Welshing book-maker. gash men I dislike, and will always put down. Unless you pay Itr. W. 61. on Promised Land. I will make your conduct well known to the sporting world, not forgetting your ern- Pl M." ttrillium alleged that complainant had bet him 5/. on • race at Cheater, which ha refused to pay, although he had given him a dishonoured order upon another betting-man for the amount. Geiser denied that be was the writer of the card in gar don, sad, with the other defendant, that they ever red say abusive or threatening language. Complainant declared moat positively that he never made the 61. lost la question. Williams had spoken to him one day about the ram, but he replied, "he was not doing any thing ea It," and did not bet. In reply to the magistrate, complainant said he had beset In hie present service wren years. Mr. Poynter said that defendant's conduct was perfectly inexcusable, and he hoped that the present case would be a lesson to the omplainent, who had held • respectable situa tion so long, showing him what sort of company betting brought a man into. After strongly reprimanding the con duct of defendants, and expressing • doubt whether William had say claim en complainant, the worthy magistrate ordered both defendants to find bail, which they immediately did. THAMES. _ _ _ -- Captain Higginson, thi; itiZterOlthe London and Dula, steam packet Foyle, and Mr. Pitt, from the office of Mr. Hartley, wharfinger. of the Dublin and Foreign Steam Wharf, Aldermen's Stain, Lower East Smithfield, waited upon Mr. Yardley, to glee an explanation relating to the landing • &otok tailor boy, a insane, from the Foyle, on Thursday megutag. Captain Higginson stated that the boy was put oa board at Falmouth, where the steamer touched on her way from Dahlia, He did not know he wee insane when he mitred him on baud. Mr. Pitt said that Mr. Hartley would make a strict Inver tigadoa into the eircarastances. Bllea liiachley, a very pretty young Irish woman, eras charged with sassulting and wounding and threatening to marchr her illegitimate child, Robert James Hinchley. aged 12 months sad 12 days, and also with threatening to commit suicide. James O'Connor, a police-constable, No. 177 H, of No. 6, gster Berner-street, Commercial-rod East, stated that the tier and her illegitimate child had been lodging In his I house for several week,. The father of her child had been allowing her 16a. per week, and also paying her feet, but 'this did not satisfy bar, cud she insisted upon knowing the address of the father. He refused to satisfy her curiosity, and she " fiew " into • violent passion, and said she would cut her child in pieces and murder herself, and either let her child drop from her arena, or threw it upon the floor, and the child was very mach hart. In sneerer to Mr. Yardley, who directed the witness to be Tag anted, O'Connor said he believed the prisoner threw the child upon the leer. It was certainly injured. The prisoner had bees living with him for:one month. She wee& violent woman. Mr. Yardley—Where is the child now ? Witness—lt lain the are of my wife, sir. Mr. iltoddart, solicitor, said he wished to say a few words on behalf of a young gentlemen, the father of the child. Mr. Yardley—The father of the child is not before me. He is neither complainant nor defendant in this cage. You kayo no loom ereadi, Mr. Stoddart. The primmer, who was all impatience, eked if it wee her tarn to speak, sad said she bed bees already silent five minutes. (A laugh.) On being told she might proceed she stated that there wee a scheme between O'Connor and the father of her child to prevent her knowing the address of the latter. O'aosnor said the prisoner wee sentenced to three months' impriacoment and Lard labour in Ireland for annoying the family of her child's f►ther and mesultiog his brother. The prisoner said she wanted to know the address of the father in London. She cast maay reproachful gleams at the father of her child, a youth who wee m court, end frequently called upon him to come forward. Mr. Stoddart again swayed to address the magistrate, who refused to hew ►im. . . Mr. Yardley said if the prisoner thought proper to affiliate the child upon the father and earn her legal rights she might do so, but all be could order for its maintenare was 2s. 6d. pat week. The prisoner was now receiving 20a. per week, and he could not understand her motive for acting r alas had done. He than admonished her at great length, sad finally ordered bar to enter into her own recognisance. is the sum of 201. to appear agar this day (Saturday). TEE SOP DUTY. An account of the duty on hops of the growth of the year 1859, distinguishing the districts, and the old from the sew duty : Dietrich. Doty. Bermetaple Caswell Caateebury Essex 1,032 010. Gloucester 23 2 10 Grantham 24 6 1 Haat' 22,014 16 2 Rere6ee 4 Tao of Wllitt Llooola 137 0 8 Lrea 2O 10 2* Northamptem Nottingham 72 11 Oef..rd Reading 197 7 3 Rocheeter Sheffi.ld Siourbridg• Saff,lk Surrey Sussex Weise, WM* 7l 2 2 Woe B2 13 24 Woroodir 9,709 3 Of £599,081 8 8 Old duty at Id. 12-20 par b. £328,070 2 10f 1610 New duty, at Ofd. 8411 for 242,496 12 7 4-20 Additional duty of I pi Met, per Act 3 Victoria, ow. 17 28,626 11 2 £599.063 6 8 1614•6 &moue offioe. Nov. 4, 1866. CHARLES 8. HAWTHORNE, Assistaat-Axouotgat sad Comptroll44-Oa MARKE2S. SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in America, for the week ending Nov. 1, is 249. Sid. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.— No return has been made of the sale of brown cr Muaoovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius. in the week ending es above.—No return has been made of the sale of brown or Muscovado auger, the produce of the Bast Indies, in the week ending an above. BRISTOL, Nov. 4.—The market is very steady, but seemly so active as of late, the buyers having supplied their more immediate requirements; prices, however, are fairly supported. Refiners' produce cannons' to meet with a mode. rata sale, and the stocks of the manufacturers do net accu mulate; price are unaltered. Rum is very dull, and to effect sales of importance a decline of Id. to 2d. per gallon would have to be submitted to. COTTON.—LIVICKPOOL, Nov. 4.—There has been • Rood steady demand throughout the week, and, for the mid- Ms clam of American, extreme rates have been obtained, whilst for other qualities there is but little change to notice. Brasil is without alteration. For Egyptian there has been a good demand, and for the better qualities pricee may be quoted bd. to bd. per lb. higher. There has teen • fair business done in Surat, but without cheap in prime since last Friday. Speculators have taken 5,240 American, 860 Egyptian, and 1,670 Suet, and there are reported for export 1,480 American, 200 Pernam, 160 Egyptian, and 6,030 Stmt. The market this morning open• with a moderate inquiry ; the melee will probably amount to 8,000 balm. COTTON GOODS.—Mescitzeres„ Nov. 4.—The im wovetnest in demand noticed in the report of Tuesday's mar ket, and to some extent attributable to a very favourable telegram from Calcutta, has been fully meiztained. There is not mach doing for Calcutta, but the impulse given by fresh operations for that market on Tuesday extends to other markets, and both .pincers and manufacturers report a good deal of business. The home houses, some of which had allowed their clocks to go down much below the accustomed average, are doing a much more active business than for some time past. There is consequently a much better demand for domestics, long cloths, T cloths, and some other fabrics than of late. Suitable printing cloths and ebirtings for this mar ket are also going off better, and prices are a shade dearer. The liner makes of ;rioting clothe are in good demand by calico printers. Manufacturers under these circumstances are taking yarns more freely, and there continues also a fair demand Mill in water twist for China, with a moderate busi ness for Germany. Yarns suitable for Bombay are in request, and yarns generally maintain the full rates obtained on Tues day. In some instances rather better prices have been paid. Hoopoe in the China trade have been doing a fair business in shirting,. CORN.—Cmxtmeronu Nov. 4.—The weather hoe been exceedingly stormy throuihout the week, and much rain has fallen, which has greatly impeded the operation of wheat sowieg. We had a good supply of wheat to-day, and a bitch demand for an tha best qualities, at tally the rates of lest week. Red, 40a. to 445. ; extra, 44e. to 48e. ; white, 60e. Beasts mime and le. dearer. Barley the same as Tart week for secondary quality, firm for beet, and la. dearer for grinding. - - - - - • - Lticour, Nov. 4.—Our market has bees fairly supplied with wheat to-day, fins sample, miming ready sale at last week's prior, whilst irtferibr kinds hail cm !mod. No clangs is apriag corn. Wheat, rad, 40a. to 44e.•, white, 465. to 600. Barley grinthor, 26.. to 30s. ; malting, 36.. to 43a. Oats, 19s. t o' 4a. Peas, Us. to 40s. Baas, new, 40s. to 424. ; old, 495. _ . . WAXY:VELD, Nov. 4.—A good supply of wheat la re ported, and, tboagb there was not matt hominess, the rates at last Friday were maintained. Good barley wee in re quest, but there was no 'huge in prices. Oats and shelling firm, and Inane le. dearer. The averages for the week end ing o,lt. 31 .—Wheat, 2,596 qrs. at 468.6 d.; berley, 1,094 at Me. 1%44 beans, 71 at 41a. 604 pew, 69 at 395. 44d. TRAFFIC RETURNS. aan.assa WIN Pan Ma , Tolsl. Total. sow. soros abso4lae. MC ISM West maims (motes 15. I 1 I Gaol Trial el Canota . IN 4.765 7.5:9 12.335 PALS west sadly October IL &Maar, tab Rallsrams — 103 459 951 PS Rossi Dub It .. ....... ... .. 5.1 d 661 Ws* aiding Oslober 511. Osieisalas INI OAST 9.393 11.99! 13.190 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIZIL Awake, Ise* from liorpen - I.; @rhore enPoi; Mar Mods with 3 fret water to her hold.—Father Point. 51. Lawmen °Kober= (w). a tilt. Dort, V to.t to the Couto iortn—Uroroool. Pew. 3. John O. Castro. Hach; of an d for Kew York from *Melds, how ben . . uh - 7t3;117p.T - 707;w:.:;i:sn' 17.,"•-e;i47.k" orroto.—Yarmou oy. Jamr.A.-7b. A• (10. kt•ett, rrrimd bore tram the BnalN. brine the mama and 13 or i he crew of We Marin, from London to Dom. bar. whieh !murdered on the GM NOW. la lot IC o.los SG W.— lbothamptort. 14•Teia, , ro;allearltiala to Loadon.toneared la the Channel, sad car sea hee bees drowsed; the remavaler ot the crew are reporn4 ssi.—Umptal. Nov. 4. VEESELS SPOKEN WITH. Arlossik!, from Manila tor Cork, for onion, Julyll,l4 4 23 kles u4NL RaeCisiins, tromp Poo choo-too to Leedom, Suit• 21. lam se B. ka N 16. Da is from Apo Ton for lroson, lat SON, lon U U. arm of 15 . 0 . 0fav0, from Voachao.f.* lot Leedom, Jul 53,1011115 5. —lce-- -. 15133 Z., - -. Demo Dube, far Sydney. Oct. 4 et 11.14 t 2 N, Sc. 23 W. Hawthorn. frostitederised for Ptutacg. Sept 20, let 9 N, 33e /S W. Hooper, has llatettlee 21 days uroa Lampe:4, Sept. 9, is 14 27 8, Ras and Loa, (ship ).Ist IN, lot 26 W. La Homo. (WO. of Lamas% 24 days oat. tit SI S. too 25 W. Mary apart; from Lawpoot for Sapporo, Sept. 50, lot 9 N, lot Mral;liay, fat Nall, &mat 14, lat 111 50 lee 73 28 E. abiu. Woh:beek, from Massitdm, 69 days for Falsacatq, Sept. 111, ,al 36 18 S. Mee 42 B Thomas B. Walm (Asterism ship). tram °slants, 60 clan Mr wet, August 23. Ist 28 166. too 43 2s B. William C. from Bristol for Now) ork, Oet. 31,1 m 4T N. lon 24 W, WieltUrfe (torque), tram Stepper. for Loodas, off the Cspo. Govemosses' Bisifivoizarr Inermatox.—A half-yearly meeting of the subscribers to this admirable charity was held yesterday at the Hanover-squie Roast t for the purpose of electing three applicants (the number of candidates being 161) to annuities ot 121. each. Oa the motion of the Rev. D. Laing, the Rev. A. Bas wee voted into the chair. The minutes of the lest meeting were read by Mr. Laing, and confirmed ; scrutineers were then appointed, and the poll commenced. It appears that one-third of the can didate. since the commencement of theinatitntion have been provided for. Mr. Leing announced that the state of health of one of the warmest supporters of the charity, Sir John Forbes, was such that hs feared that venerable gentleman would not appear among them again. [Advertisement.]—MOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pet LA.—ld ass sev”.—N °thing can he mantled/Prat than the numer ous testimocials. voluntarily rent to Professor Holloway, rucounting the estraordlnary cures of monocle, some. sad deers. effected by tile Ulna. meet and PWs. John Thom.. ter edema:el In raiding at Pen ntaiLbsok. Conway. suffered severely from aeW lee. which for years redsted the treatment of the most otliful surgeons—who alt/rontel recommended amputation of the limp He Ina. honeys-, pervaded to try Holloway. remedies, +bin efl Meal &complete NM. AtrOftillii ease shut Uy atter their trA employment. In glaaditter and white welling% scurvy. and ell akin disc.,' three oodl•_ remedies may be relied upon. They cure the part•cular local atlment by cleansing and regulaUos the ahole mem.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. owl LSON.—Nov. 3, at A ToWtonsos, Johnwooed. Mrs. Mau* Henn Coulson. of a daughter. ORLAN.—Ors. sI. u Tylagehage, Illddleieg, the wife of 0. Oggua. Hos . of . daughter. DRUBS:HT —h 0..1, at Wrookwardlne, Salop, the Um Mr. R. Ha , has, of • son. J•NSO.—Oet. 34 at Nt.11 , 11.111. Olouesmerables, the We of IL 0. Jams, /64., at a daughter. KORRIow. 2. at Atheossumetrost, Pbmooth, the wife of L A. Illorrnh, of • dughter. RICHARDSON.— Nov. 2.. t IdtalhaghoroogA Muse. the wife of Ile her. H. H. Itlchardsoo. of a son. PARK/TAIL—Nor. I. at Stole Derma, the self. of R. 0. Pumas'. BA., R.N., of a daughter. eV 311 UR—Hoy. 3, at t lanhamoommon. dreg, the ells of C. Rum err. Sp., of a daughter . 12 141 TE.—Noe. I. at SI oreton.la.Manh, Okoseelonlalre. the oils of H. L !mu, Esq., of • daughter. MARILIAIThe. CLOSZ—TBOSSON.—Nor. a. at al Jarthea Plortebtly. by the Ser. r. nem lertu..C.olowal F. A. Qom Her Na Hearst Army. to Ma Witham M. ,Id. 4theiter tba late N. J. "bowmen, Eth . D., of Haw th orn Soak. Arbroath. CRObb —JllltolllL—Now. I. at OM pad& (IWO of Fulford, DIM Tart. oft. by the Rev. G. Lambeth.** Vac J. Cemby. la tor of dt CM* Turk. te dusk. flambee a the loth NT Jerome. of Panda.. laelth. there. TAM o COM RS—FIXTCHIBL—Sor.I, st St. ZOO Cburcb. Hlr mtodrn. by the Hey. J. Dal. J. Paraceralw. t.V . of litatopelooa threat. to Arra earalfer el S. !Meter. WAX. of Hir . .FI:TAT T0501...‘ lat St. B rum. W. J. osam. m , l 24lM:l7 l tilanb T =t b s i t of the Is,. W. C. It of PHILLIPTS—hLOO I , I ELD.—Now. 1. at Petorbothath Cathedra. br the Lard mew or Prterboroast.Fbillipp , Lov. Bow* Holloway. to barlaaata amigiter of too ton. 11. T. Skean. fi l fl i d. l l.D. flare d klabrooto. DIATHEI. 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