The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-01 00:00:00

.ffunmilimmingmtuponiummumummt_ • prat I _ . - _ _ • . The batometaical depression reported from Ireland tor the laid two days has dim ; bet at our other stations vea7 little ebony has ooronaS. The lewd readier' are eti/1 la the week but are only three-tantbs Wow the Wesel In the east. In the south of Ireland temptable* lies ftllkel, bet his iteue 7,, one ma& unit, wh o re it in new MA. Mahe ors 16 Thbe. .4.... t. te the mei settbutTll=eset arid ere eoassiwa....., . NI to fall Po n ta elserwliere. Rain has bees = and in the math. Hall is reported at sad the ray le Ohs rally evereast. A high ass hi tram our north-end omit, but in the Channel it hae gowei=astiatty. AUMANDRIA, DEC. I.—Lord Napier of Magdala and the Earl of Mayo left Suez this morning on board her Majesty's steamer Emus. _ _ . A return, moved for by Mr. Ayrton, was pub libhed this morning, from which it appears that the total amount of land held by railway companies in England at the present time is 213•^_ moan miles, which, in proportion to the whole area of England, is 1-273rd. In Sootland the area occupied is 36•5, and in Ire land 321, making a total of Mil square miles, which is in the proportion of 1-421st to the whole area of the United Kingdom. It is mammary to observe, however, that in some cases returns have not been received, so that this cal culation is not quite up to the mark of an accurate state ment. , 1868. 10717 MARtWT.-(THIS DILE) %EtaltocaUlge OtisCYOLOOK. to-day the tendency of =t o the nberieM is rather better, and the ve in pates ere chiefly favourable. Om sole are firm, at the improvement of yes terday, while the Three per Cada Reduoid end New Three per Omits. have risen # per amt. Metropolitan Railway stook has again =- wanted SOON rather severe fluctuations : the prim opened without at ratios, subseqbantly fell about; per oent., end is now } higher than yes terday, at log, to I. A few of the other lines have also advanced. Foreign bonds have been bought in some asses at better quotations, but Spanish of 1867 have receded, span the unsatis factory tabor of the advice. faun Madrid. There is a fair demi for money, and the lowest rate for bills is 21 to # per mat. The quotation for loans in the Stock Bzoillage is 11 to 2 per ant. The English funds are at 94 to /, with div., for money, and $9 1 to 1, ex (Ike., for the new so count. The Three per Gads. Iteclamod and the Now Three weenie. are quoted 921 to 1. The railway market is rather firmer. Metropo litan stock has advanced 1 per osnk ; Caledonian, f ; and London and North Western and Great Western, A. Annexed are the prices: —London and North Western, 1121 to 1; Great Western, 481 to 1; Midland, 111 to 1; London and South Western, 871 to 881; Great Eastern, 411 to 1 ; Brighton, 471 to 48 ; South Eastern. 791 to 1; Metropolitan, 1021 to 1; Great Northern, 1061 to 106/ ; ditto A, 1061 to 100 ; Caledonian, 731 to 74 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, laf to 171. Spanish bonds of 1887 have declined 1 per cent., but Egyptian of 1868, Italian of 1861, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway loan have improved J to 1. prices axe quoted as follows :—Brasilian of 1866, 771 to 781 ; Milian of 1867, 961 to 3; Egyptian of 1864, 821 to 831; ditto of 1868, 741 to 1; Italian of 1861, 661 to 66; ditto of 1888, 21 to 31 rem. ; Mcaiaui, 151 to ; Permian of 1066, 8t; to 1; human of 1868, 891 to 901 ; ditto rsoolai, 663 ts 68 ; ditto Orel, 801 to 81 ; ditto Mosoow- Jaroslaw, 79 to 1, ex div. ; Spanish of 1007, 331 be 34 ; Tmid& of 1868, 841 to 661; ditto of 1862, se to 07; end ditto of 18t1o, fli to 1. The Indian Five per Cents. are 1 iow6f,"at 118 ; the Tan-and-a-Half are quoted 218 to 220 ; the Boar, 1021 to 103 ; the Bends, 91. to 14s. prem.; the Debentures, 1061 to 1; and Broke quer BEL, 10s. to 141. prem. Bank Stook, 244 to 246. The market for bank shares is steady. Anglo- Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Ottoman, IL to 11 prem. ; London and County, 511 to 1 ; London Joint Stock, 34 to 361; Loudon and Westminster, 671 to 681; and Union of London, 361 to 371. The only change in misoelhineous shares is a decline of 2e. 6d. in Hudson's Bay, viz., to 14 to 1; National Discount, 12 to 1; General Credit, 2to II dis. ; International, 11 to 11 dia.; Telegraph Construction, 14 to 1; Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 13-16 to 15- 16 ; and Anglo-American, 22 to 1. American securities are unaltered, apart from a decline of 1 per oent in Erie Railway shares, viz., to 261 to 27. Illinois Central, 951 to 961 ; Atlan tic and Great Western Debentures, 371 to 381; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 is 39i. The half-yearly meeting of the Reinde Railway Company will be held on the 22nd inst. TWO O'CLOCK. The English funds am inquired for, and have improved per cent. Consols are now at 94i to I, with div., for money, and 921 to I, ex div., for the account. Railway and foreign docks show no further special change. FOI7E O'CLOCK. The government funds have relapsed 1 per cent., viz., to 921 to 3, ex div., for money, and 923 to 1, .ex div., for the account. Railway stocks are dull. Caledonian and Metro politan have declined to 3 per cent., the present prices being 733 to 3 and 1023 to 3 respectively. Brighton, 471 to 48 ; South Eastern, 793 to 3 ; Midland, 1111 to 3 ; Great Eastern, 411 to f , London and North Western. 1121 to 3 ; and Great Western, 483 to 3. Foreign bonds are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock. Italian of 1861, 551 to 56 ; Peruvian of 1865, 81; to 1 ; 'Turkish of 1863, 411 to 1; and Spanish of 1867, 333 to 343. About 90,000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for exportation to Nova Scotia, Brazil, and Alexandria. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 71fr. 62c. for the account, being 1 per cent. better. RAILWAY, Jaime. AIM OTIIRR WARM-(?we DAY.) The affairs of the National Bank continue to engage attention. It is now announced that Sir J. N. M'Kesina has intimated his intention to retire from the board on Friday next, and it is accordingly stated that the meeting which had been called by the directors for the 18th DOOM-. ber, with a view to his removal from the office of director, will not take place. Inasmuch, however, as, previously to this, three directors of the bank —viz., Mr. Harvey Lewis, Mr. Henshaw, and Mr. Vanderbyl—bad resigned, it seems due to th , :, shareholders that an explanation of such change. ~14 iho Ward should be as m ar property has latterly been a good deal prejudiced in the market. A meeting was held yesterday of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company, when the directors' report was adopted. Pews. J. Henry Schroder and Co. have an nounced illec dividend due on the Ray of Havana and Matanzas (Cuba) Railroad Seven per Cent. Loans of 1863 and 1861, also on the Matanzas and Sabanilla Seven per Cent. Loans of 1833 and 1863. Mosher pneee to I p.ie.J COLONIAL COVENIIMINT INOUNITIIIL t i :t e li o per cost. ha sad hip, 116 e "erg ad, IISVSM Nov i . 6116, W. New Drebs4 6 per oat., ha., Apr% Wig NA ed. = P t I per end., he. and Isiy, 76124 MC per slat. April sad Oat, 70k I. ONDINANT , SRAM AND BYO= 74. I. Oelat Northers 4 • 1 (A means ao divides& 601 I psi isWlse Ism pedd lo II). lOU. Geed W%e--.•rigisiok end Usti Owe, 46, 71, S. deco !hikes, 112 d, 7 .4 li. 7 14 L 111, I. • No la t a k i toreees , 1441. Do. g i ll . &oath Do. Preferred (paid readvee se dividead p6r cent. lam beesto Da Deemed, 4111 preferred), 114 Great Northam 6 par amt redeemable at 10 pee amt. Fes, Do., 6 pat ant pram., 107. Booth Easton (Readaar /lambi, 11. Oa. fid.), 221. 11111138.-(THIB DAY.) pazranizap simian Ain) nooks. per mot, optiosol tor sowed to ardimiry star, & I *.. 1, 1880, LRAM) AT MID 1111117AIN. Le. end Blackwell, 93e. BRUM I POllBlllllllOllll Boa. Bar., and Gent. India, ay pc 48 106, . . Bast ndian. guar. 5 pia and, MC - Grand Trunk of Osnada, Ist prelerenee Bo it 61. Great Indian Peninaula, guar. t poi met., 1674, 1. Great Southern of India, gua. 6 pm not., IN. Great Watson of Canada, H. • • Mob," (Della) per. , 6 per 166i sent, 1081. Wade . /01181,01 BAILWA.I74. Bahia and Ban Fran. (Lira.), gas. 7 per et., 1 .51. Great Luxembourg, lin. South Austrian and Lomberdo:lfsqatian, 181, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATION& Great Luxembourg, 6 per neat., 31. Nomow-Jaroslaw, gem. by Beam Govt., 74, ad. Orealtebek, guai. ly Bissebut Gamma/at, per , 8L IN. Boa& Afiatrian and Losabardo•Vertalll44 3 Per 33 °4 I j 4oeth Italian, 3 pm oat., it. Vii, areal • ,Artaty 201 -• COLONIAL AND MUGS WNW Angioamdlina Gold gaited), MI, Doi Pedro, North &I 107, 3 1 -1 1 , Pal.. IL Ymwatt Fraebold Land and DOGES. Desk, U. ionrr nom BA arkt Agra (Limited), B, 64. nista ailissi), Artgle-Auxtrian, 165.1 it. WLlrtavalattaleilmoi (yam r: te twltry a tag (lkkha i (Lmutod), 41316. lonian, 28. Loodukood Westminster, 681, 8. Do JA Bm4, issued at IN. prem., none of gala WM bia=sl PrOvincial of England (1001. paid), 1241. New South Wales, 42e, 3. ONE O'CILOOZ. Only a few dealings have betaiie7xuded in home mining shares. Chiverton Moor are at 61 to Chiverton, 6f to 61 ; Bast Caradon, 3 to 6 : East Grenville, q to ; Frank 31 to 41 ; Great Vor, 10 to 11 ; Pattie° of Wales, 365. to 38s. ' • Providence, 29 to 30 ; North Treskerby, 7s. to Bs.; Great Laney, 20 to 201; West Garadon, 2 to 3 ; South Condnrrow, 20s. to 225. ; Trelawny, 7 to 8 ; and New Lovell, 265. to 30s. Anianierksiii Telegraph qiimitZ, 22:. Ceylon Company (Limited), . City of Kamm Cu (Limited), 21, I. Credit Fancier of England (Limited) l , E. lonia, 9 per oat. Viceroy, gm. by Egyptian mow n ad Credit and Discount (Limited), 61, I. Hudson's Bay s 141. Italian Irrigation (Canal Carom.), 6 per ceat. beads redeem. 1870, 621. London Financial Association (Limited), 71. Madras Irrigation and Canal gar. 5 per cent. by lad. gor., 1041.: National Discount Company (Limited), 124. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 66f. United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Lim.) 5 15-16, 1, 1 Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 761. The Bight Hon. Gatborne Hardy and the Right Ron. J. R. Mowbray, the reereglreleoted burgesses for the I . 7niversity of Oxford, ham donne the put week been viig that university, sad have been entertained at All Souls' College by the ViaeoChanoollor, the Rev. Dr. Leigh ton, • large number of the leading numb= of the univer sity being invited to meet them. Turn or £sdo aim" RAWTINIITALL.—Late on PridaY sight, or early on Saturday mornag, an exteasive robbery was eon emitted at the Bosawdale he° Printing Company's Works, Love Cloegh, near ilmotemetall. On Fri da79 thr Isellarr, X. Bag, brought the cash from MsechaAM, to as amount at &fa, the whole is coin, Pdoollay is Puy the ware oa Saturday. The meg was ispidted m an old iron safe, and when the oinks leit it it was locked up. During the magas thieves seem is have Waded an entrance into the dies by weensideg a side door open with a "jemmy," mate bave braes into the safe by drilling, em—an operation whisk must have oompied severe! hours. There wee a weedi ness es the protein% but the worts are very extenave, end he dem eel appear to have dhoovered the robbery until the thieves hid made u(. A Ilmsehostat detective was sent for arty as gatuebw moadeg, and he gays it as his madam that the thieves ewe peedembeal hergiare. several et the tools they hod lilt behead thus MSC elan, adapted forth& purpose. Up to Saturday no trace 01 the booty or the thieves had hem dim= —l4ais marry. Foreign and colonial ng shares are quoted as follows :-Bt. John Del Bay are at 17 to k ; Pedro, :II to I prem. ; Angio-Bramlian, par to toprem. • Pests:ens, Ikto I ; Chontales, 2) 1; Br:sea Ckande, 7-16 to 9-16 . ; Anglo hltalian, n par to k prem. ; United2k to a r eah otino and Bolivia, * to t ) ; and Pert 1) to 2. A specia l meeting of the Sao Vicente ] fining C ompany s called for the 9th inst., when the foliating resolutions will be proposed : Ist. That each exist m 61. Mars epos whisk U. has been paid be div i ded into live dares of ti. each, and the It. paid upon sack mask U. share be divided in like manias into be parts, thus making N. per share paid upon soak each sew IL Mare, and that kbose shares upon wink IL per dare km paid o in full. Gerry& 2. That for the rime of out Ilia first resolu tion the following alteration or be made in the company's sainastawiala MI that it= In the nth Manse of the Mid el tics, the words "fifty tholnnall awns st she paid miek" shall be substituted for the words " Sas tbewimel mares II dm poosaits snob." oN N AMITSEMENTS. (Tulri NVENING.) TII KATRIS. —" rr " Mai 041611 s." " Bowe I 1 y moo." "Leak." "Boa aM Cox." • t To n IT +owl Tour wife to Camberwell I" onso rb.s,. . •' After Dort" " Maker roods A.rk. li: to Itinvelf ed.*. •amber ea.l Cruiser." " The Tenev: Iteoptce... i. • Th. , TAsewhire Lai" " The Streagee. Illtresaie - 7 o'd.wk. For partielden see advt. rhe Wide' Runt." " The lid& el the (bah of . gariage at Any triee."-4 &dads. p'.: Atehl!" "Boalete."--Les edirk. low tar Luoiolia Dee,* M.D.. !La Iravale."-7 o'clock. CluAmaker's JIM." " • Loring Cup." sad ra Cl &Aug 7.1111 dela*. The Secret." " Lad We rd WMaylaalis." a. Jou.i t.x No:haar." " Cynl'a fluacres." -7 (Meek. WRIT aaaaaaa EoLikoss. - Awls. ileaN4 is the te.-7.10 - Th. - Mark." " The Beadles Hoesesasa." -..• S L talen." " C,•llrea Bairn." -7 e'eloolt. - The tiraol Duchess." " The Beth Reed..- at, PICCADILLY'.—Mr. Flaming Nortan's anteitain ,*olock. :119,T1ItIlk, ST. .rracuinc.—Ttielirtric Oman. te. leenry's. SLIGO (cocyrr) ELEcriog. (sr ramisolurz.) (lASI OF THZ POLL. 'ot:nnr ..... •.. NM 1214 1133 :' BRITISH NORTH AXERICA. - THIS DAY.) , rel meeting of the proprietors of the IL was bold at I o'clock to-day, at the London lialieregate-.treat , Kr. R. 11. Gran in the ,nt of the directors declared the astral half , idea at the rata of 6 per taut per annum, and , the fact that notwithstanding the recent failure 'oeueercial Beak of Now Breneuisk, is addition al other failures which had previonely occurred, in h the business of this bank, =tt the role as in a eonnd and satisfactory `seats r congratulated the prevision upon the os date of their affairs. Siam the lit =Mine junction with Mr. MOSeS the aaanaiey, visaed a branches of their bank t Canada cited States. and were happy at ' enabled hem all to be in a satisfactory state. t u. make an! insidious eompartions they were of that their branehee at Montreal and New York the beet condition. motion of the chairman, the report was adopted, lividend recommended in the report was ordered. , roronling. then terminated by a vote of thanks %imam r.TECIIIT POLICE WATCHING. .glit an indignation meeting of the inha rsmbeth was held at the Vestry-hall, Hesi tate into consideration the present defective the police in the parish, whereby there has a great increareof burglaries and robberies from On many instances attended with great And to call upon the Secretary of State for the petment or Parliament to Ye adequate pro . lie inhabitants of the in return for the ci moneys from the pockets of the it aid of a pollee rate, exceeding the sum of ot occupied the chair, and in opening the rated that a general movement on this subject plate in most of the parishes of London. for being well watched and pro- it was notorious that burglaries and were terribly rife in the parish. He to sae that under the government of the en Board they were much more frequent than •iferest parishes had the police under their own gating deductions for the sum contributed by the police received upwards of 460,0001. a year ug the metropolis, and surely that was a sum enable them to live at home in a state of (Heat, hear.) The fact was that a very large 4011ey Waa spent in what mitt be called theorna inactions of the police. e cosmilaised that a too much money was spent in employing polio°. ioreeback to carry reports from outlying places, .:roydon and °dur townr., to deliver reports at -yard, when they might come much cheaper by Jrnis proposed the first resolution :—" That Acresse of burglaries in the parish of St. Mary. . and robberies from the person. calls ter imme reration in the police arrangements generally." Iticcerrr seconded the resolution, which was tuanimously.. Taro , junior, then raored ---'• That this of opinion that the present system of division. ice in districts, wholly fails to give the protec. parish has a right to demtuid, haring regard that it is called upon in the present year to enormous sum of 22,0001.. the whole of which rat come direct from the pockets of the rate -9t thought that the real remedy would be to re isarioue teats. At present it was only forburglars be p•Aicernan, for as soon as he had passed the 11 , ,ux they intended to attack they could do , d. because they were perfectly sure that there pobantati to disturb them for a lengthened 1111.. VII, seconded the motion, and stated that the Bruton and Longhborough-road waa so shame 'led. that for fourteen nights suchwiiely he had Keta.ingua to Loughborouzh-road without lonsan. • anammowly. :e•,e loth next named "That this meeting is 1 r that Plrry metropolitan parish should , th.tr.ct body of polio*, and that the same 11. , 1er t. , • al, nntendence of a rtaponsible head, ' 4 'ut* amenable to the parochial autho "'''"' a<'• • are the body responsible to the i:er se e , t!-.e reeolution, which haring been and ,ar:%•••• DTVOiD n That this making Pledgee itself ort the re-try at the great effort it is making to ,th• intatutatt+ the protection so much ueeded." Ittnt.tro set , eded the reeolution, which was also .1, acted PAl!t . h itaareeeed the meals* on Op , tsted numerous cases of robbery, showing woeuity of more effective watching in this r,f thai.k• to the chairman concluded the !!'••• TEI-Ff• RANI WlRES.—Yesteras_y, at •id petty sie , ion., before Mr. O loeeet , mak** retnenhwue, and a full bench of magistrates, were charged with wilfully damaging an innn• :' , Ntr,lbe Electric and International Telegraph the railway, near Twickenham. Mr.GentY. L'J altearni for the company, said the boys ••toncv at the wires. The company had teat inconvenience through the damage so fa. I'd , lb, did not wish the defendants to bs .••••Led, but that a nominal fine should be bi rd. r other. from like proceedings. aid they did not throw the stones with a view ' the wire., hut at a bird on them. They wow eat coats. The tine was paid. tdti•INALY DEATH runocon DRINKING An inoest was held at Tunbridge-well on '4l the butly of a woman named Martha s:re4 44. i. native of liorsmonden, who ", the service of Miss Wilds, of 3, )fount Ephraim, who met with her drinking a quantity of diluted vitriol, the ....lay. Joseph Barker, footman to Mias Wilde, eccea-ie.d wee a Ninon woman, and had been e. the • enice of Miss Wilds, but that she ken, which expired on Christmas ts, llur , day last he noticed the deceased, tilt irl.tieted to drinking, dish the dinner up '• 1 I manner, and after he took the dinner r't I in the afternoon, hkring IrOaa k't' n.r an article he had forgotten. he :,.te-ho something late the howling '• • ues, the door which was A:. cntranee was effected, of and the de - •I•g on her site. The footman observed !• ,, I and water which was kept there, and ." "m:• the cnt•pers and brasses, and on a shelf ro.tiee.a a gin bottle, which was Partly I. I'II.. lteceasel knew that the vitriol was It was in a salad oil bot .he wan in an ordinary bottle. The 1.1, the woman uttered were, " Let me • mo• in gr.at agony, and screamed violently. In'" t , ho use hurgeou at the In fi rmary, to whiah she was taken, said the deoesaed refused to a 0 i'1 , 44., and died at about 6 o'clock. He ..et-ne.rtem examination, and foetid she had fentkoweiful corrosive poison. The jury re fof " Accidental death," the foreman re- Pm!. i • Il'it NIA , might eatily have takes up the vitriol .a eibstake. as he bebrnd wise naerekanta ;very tokoly mixed vitriol with gin. • OP ••"*. • : • • 0 tin • 5 ., Ertl' •'• ' * I‘ ,M • Aso it s`. . Tbe MAP I r r, -* tieieek. ors Lk' Art 4 ,iti lie •1 1 r 11 . — .6Y. OA. gR rt. )11111 rOLT ~1111 • 1 . 011: tS • ; A prom tenk Tern. B t. c::se• :Ix MO: 611th the it the Coen. t ,: al eati et Cats; a• Ole L !IL gni io rtt curl r ”r`e°l conjui a, 'show st.! the Unit t . nod the rAting to rr thou ths were in the Os the e. thedive .-• procw ! L'A Of Le• s t I‘.ll I LI •yc .as E IA par • 7.! n Yr 1. Ttt nate.: I.z• : I 7. • tad ..:a:. 'and v.: • tty t tri• tan w:s: • • • rn:ffia C^•. tit ! • wt . ... Ling 1r tO I (E mete fuacl rat deal to ct on Itorw • la sat:4o3 Santl•ya •-way. 5:..1. S.. arg, inc = n ein. sn Crerat Y• Bro err: moan 1!? I:. T • —tit.: .• 01 5. U. , . "Le ra-t en tl tt.et.n: mus iie..et..• At I Inv h the It tt,v a t e r• 4 ,f Its 1.71/1 t.rr..v :ft B r.:17 wrdthe ..'-v t..4wa pot: l:art.w. Mr. r* e •Ar 11;.•.1d1•••11 ll+ *IA live& 4:141. atepay•rs. Mr M'. den tw Mr LTV! " t l PfAtt t attain 1 ve Mr VI it I,Llaot .1: 2 51, . . . •• '1 re y " f• !!.• :•: *iv ••• ti Mel lor " )o, q‘it t 0.. v.:air.: A .t• 4 t 1.•! •r„ Nen.. , :n r lont *: '! • • 5 .,„1 • , 4::: 61. y 11 .• Iv 01, "1 " fl• r. ^ , ok ws !•So THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEblBrAit LAW INTELLIM24OI.-(T11113 W.) 001311 T OF PROBATE AND DWOROB. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HICICAZDS W. VIORAILINI AIM IMMO. Is this awe, which was a testamentary suit tried et York, the court refused a new Mai. 1111WICICII e. salmi= To this We Mr. Bowie, moved to st ay tM an action, which had entered 'Ramat C a lt i rg ',- Ordinary ughter.) for malvereatio• of Pudica, had bees disposed of. (La Sir - James Wilde mid the notion was an odd one, but he would hear it later in the day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioaer Wisidow.) rx al SLIM IKKAIRILLN armee PAILI7III. The haahrt theri. desenled se aa equestrian _ artist, of 87, High to los datobarged from debts of 1741 . 10s. ; V id a:editors bein, Mr. J. Fillis, artist, Madrid, again. Nies Virginia Lambert, equerbiess artists, 411. 10a ; and Mews. Cliarreaa aad IdoOnlivra, propiseare of It. Royal Auspidtbaatre, Holborn. - 111 E The cause of It. fame era staled to be "loess from theatrical specalstioas sad meat of eagegemseits." There are ao meets of sag kind. Mr. Or u, he the amigo" did set oppose. He said that the baakrept had entered bac as unfortunate ePeeld al ellues and tbe claims of the creditors were in re verb charges for holm riding. The order was granted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) W B R ~ THE GREAT BOAT-RACE BSTWEEN KELLEY AND SADLER. (THIS DAY.) An undecided nee through a foul, a row-over by me of the cosapetitors on the following day, and a subsequent appeal to a mart of law, proceedings in which small pendia& iatroduswid Henry Kelley, of Fulham, and Wass Sake, of Willem to the notice of our spell ing readers in November last year. This day (Tues day) they again mike their bow to the public, bat with this material altattim in W features of be ems : In November last they rowed for the ehereploa skip, bat to-day it is for this stab of 4001. aloes. In 1857 they wan the two beet sesn afloat, Kelley boa balding the ehampionehip, buts Mlle mightier than he aspired to it, end on the 17th ult. the, until three months ago, almost unknown novice, Jame Benforth, of Nsweaetle-cm-Tyne, bore off the palm with triumph. That match and the present were mule almost contemponaseusly, and had th; fortunes of the 17th been different, this would, in fact, have been for the ohm- Piouridlo• Large warns had been laid en the double event, and the former struggle and its attendant ecosequenose, together with the high °millet of opinion as to which was the better man, gave an increased met to the present rase. Kelley, although defeated a fortnight ago, had shows nice fine muddies) and puce that that defeat served bat to strengthen the hopes of his friends, while Sadler, who had rowed him so bard before, was held to be in admirable and hopeful °audition. The stake, as we have mid be fore is 4001., and the course from Putney to Mortlake. There was great excitement during the forenoon on and along the river, and the speculation was considerable as to who would prove the better man. Sadler was slightly the favourite, but Kelley had many friends who anticipated victory foe him. THE RESULT. Kelley beat Sadler. Won by three lengths. TIME AS TAKEN BY BENSON'S CHRONOGRAPH. u. sL & Start 4 cif Arrival 3 20 21 Du ILike of rocs .... 0 23 23k OPENING OF THE NEW MARKET AT smrizannD TO THE PURLJC. ALLP.WING EXPWSION.--(T= DAY.) Pursuant to an order issued by the Town Auk of the Ofty of Ludes, the sew dead neat and poultry market wu opened this morning Igor the use of the public." The Omni is yet in a eery incomplete condition, and the sound of hammers and the constant buzzing of the workman were beard in all parts of the building. By 4 o'clock the toll collectors and other officials were at their several stations ; but apart from the opening of the gates than was no ceremony observed in admitting the public. In order to perfect the facilities in the imp:elation of meat and poultry to the new market, the railways, sidings, and cranes, and the lifts have to be completed ; and this la not expected to be done for two or three weeks. Under these circumstances the several articles of consumption were convoyed thither this awning by waggon as usual, and some good Wei were eliseted. The supply of poultry was very scanty; bat it is expiated that by Friday next the display will be greater, and hominess may be then said to have fairly cons. mewed. The vimiton to the building this morning were very numerous, and the utmost geed order revelled. Shortly before 10 o'clock, however, business was somewhat retarded by an explosion of gas which took place in the C avenue, near the south-waken portion of the building. It was soon dis covered to have proceeded from the private room belong ing to Yr. George Waller, meat sideman, No. 64 stall, and, before the arrival of two land steam-engines, Irhich were quickly in attendance, the fire resulting from the a:radon was extinguished. The gas-men engaged in the building were prompt in rendering assistance, and al. further danger was soon at an end. The greatest alarm was occasioned, but the damage done was confined to the part where the disaster occurred, a portion of which was completely blown away. DR. VAUGHAN AND THE CONVO( ATIO.V OF - viik A correspondence has been published this morn ing between the Rev. W. Hey, canon resideatiary of York, and Dr. Vaughan, vicar of Dosimeter. The Rey. Mr. Hey intimates to Dr. Vaughan that " he understands it is propmed to oppose his return to convocation on the ground of his 'supposed opinions in regard to the Irish church," and as he asked the Doctor to stand in the first instance, believing that he would be returned with out opposition, he now asks that he may be al lowed to withdraw his name. This letter is dated November 25. On the following day Dr. Vaughan replied that " he was far from being ambitious of a place. in convocation" that "nothing but a strong and general wish on the part of the clergy of the archdeaconry overcame his reluctance on a former occasion." He then adds, "I felt then, and I feel now, that it is not probable that any clergyman who desires to think for himself will long find himself the representative of any opinions but his own." Having stated that his " views " on the subject of the Irish church bad been known to his friends from his youth up, and that they were unchanged, Dr. Vaughan concludes as follows :—" I have always thought it to be the office of the two convocations, as at present constituted, to discuss rather than to resolve. To enable eonvooation to exer cise aright this function of debate, it would seem desirable, if it were possible, that its constituents should encourage rather than preclude some freedom of opinion and expres sion in those who are to compose it. But I cannot com plain of my clerical brethren for wishing that the convic tions of their representatives should be the exact redac tion and echo of their own. And, for my own part, after the communication which you have so kindly and consi derately conveyed to me, and with every feeling of old regard and esteem unaltered towards you, I must decline to allow myself to be again nominated to serve the arch deaconry in convocation, or to be the mum of any divi sions Wog those /rho ought on every account to be at one." LATE,ST FOREIGN INTELLIGENOL ( .6,4,4; Lax PR,515 lIMITPt ALIXANDBIA, Do. 4.) Mesas. Oppechaiin aad Co. hare anapasoad that' they are ready to diaoonat the Ifioseoy's Daira bonds at the rate of 7 per °eat. WRECK OP A BABOON, ON THE IRIAN Cadar.--OALlalit Limp°Ar swum TitAllOßß, 18.1LiUrD. MONDAY. Yesterday (writes Kr. irdward Jacob) the Austrian bargee Mos wee lest in Tremors Day ; bat all the kande, condoling of Ceptaia D. Toesealivish sad the crew of siatees ram, were saved by the Oisitheklie verity Boat ash lifeboat et the Natiomal Lifeboat he ti tics, the " Tees Egan." It wee • meet fearful Mons, sad the boat and crew behaved very wed. The need is a total wreck. She wee seen in the bay at 4 o'clock as the morning of the US. at anchor. About 7 o'clock • steasser came to her essistaaos sad we laueeked oar lifeboat at 7.30, to aid the tug in saving the mead sad crew. The boat west two miles to windward through a heavy sea, bat ere she reached the vessel the tug was found to have made fad to her, and was taking her out to sea. However, alter we got up our boat about two tours, the vowel was again seen to eater the bay without the tug, and oar caw got ready. It was now blowing a whole storm, sad the veinal struck. After repeated efforts, through tremendous seas and fearful breams which cosplistely hurled the lifeboat on the beach, we ultimately sucieeeded in getting her afloat and in rescuing the whole of the crow consisting of sixteen. The ship was of NO tons registered burthea, and wee bound from Selina with a cargo of Indian corn. She had called at Queenstown, and was going to Waterford in charge of a steam tug. LIFEBOAT SERVICE ON THE SCOTCH COAST. ST. ANDREWS, MONDAY. At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon (Says Yr. A. IL Lindsay), a verse!. was seen running on the beaks of the Tay in a 13.&E. wind, with a _Lary swell setting in, the weather being thick and threa ;Inas wire !red from th e battery to warn the vessel of her =r, and doe at a ha her wind, but soon boa away evidently uled loss about her ration. It was clear that she would be lost unless moistens' reached her, sad the lifeboat Annie, of the National Life boat went out, and succeeded in besalag bld r il 'verid ae = l iVelook, sad bri . -ISAR MI It =id Os Wear here about. 10 p.a. The eagles balfrotasistenes at the taw, but A was soder. stood OM V 1,0 intie.T. A . Ukil light the lifeboat would ream He got abused at the wind sad res tavaked made Ake signal about 11. Th e lifeboat 1904 iont eZkba g ;dot, end with di& ties matt into the besbeat (berg Melba the p - e; . = the whams) about 1 Ode* this oar& ing ire =th water at 2.40. The master was ill. of the coast, and but for the 110,- boat the vessel and crew of four ma would arta* have been lost, as the weather became very heavy as the night advance& The vowel proved to be the ketch Canton, of Scarborough, likeard Ladders Inaba end Abraham Applayard owner, 63 tons, bound boa Yarmouth to Leith, with *ergo of 620 barrels. SKIPPING rzrzsialm (iT TIZAGRA D.4Y.1 Doc. 1. Wind it wen ILI., alight brew, and doody. thievoirD,Nov. 80.—Antved Drieldai Gwitle, from Sydney ; Plunk', Iquique. Dec. 1. ,Norhain troll Foe-ohow-foo ; Gatera of tbe Beath, Tian:oda : Hansibel, Poet Alfred; IL Shun, Pert Alfred ; &ash* Star , Bt. John's ; SLognalia. Quebec: ; sonveraln, Marais ; Peacock, Riga ; Ganywiede, Ocierrisey ; Emma Eden, Ower= rp reosaid. Gummy ; Gibraltar (C), Cadiz ; Mao to). Local., Nov. MO.—Arrived &ea tlie river Boyar, tor Grenada. Arrived he the river sad called : IleGona (se), for New York ; Meek Prince, Bt. lithe. SAM; Jose Pater. Licaaroot, Nov. all.—Aselyed: from Bangkok ; Helen, Ardis; LBWS, 111111111 M : Quasi; Frances, Nudes. &Wed : Neweica, Gambia ; , Gallo ; Thomas Kurz, Buenos Ayres; Preanoltvania (ea.), New York; K (en), River Plate. e g e lfroL, Nov. 30.—Arrived : Sawed CszWon, fres Atria; Principe, Poi% Rico; DakatelL Quebec. Hoaxer* Nov. ao.—Arrived: Aline, hem Cella° for Mari. pert Savannah Sava nnah for ; Helene Liverpool. Liverpool fur Bahia ; Elea lauthard, Ccron, Nov. SO.--Acrived Mouse, fres Peradunlinoo; Era" Huang. ' , Nov. 1111 Sailed : Pathfinder, for Valporsigo ; India, ( laps de Verde ; Protege, Martial oe ; Deb% Ilavgaltek• Quagmire. IN Nov. BD.—Arrived: NoraGe Brengue, frog Mazatlan ; Chalice OUILD,Noate Video ; Nebo, 11avannah ; L. J. Pie, New York : Siberia (is.), New York. W I 316.190.60 all 44 B. 411490090 M.73C46 44 8. LAU r ica t er ILL Melia 7)“.14 a 1 p 4L4 =ma.,t.re scra S. i- 10.81 f n ELM —I ==i24.111 947 46 ILL 164947 47 N.W. 319b190.1 1r 411 CIA 41eims a 8.2. 04.411345; MU 9 44 43 W.S.W. =e7t 19.1111 r 487 W.&W. —WAIT 55 53 18. W. fts449lll WAD NI 69 8. ;7= WM t6l 46 &X 19.741 47 40 B.E. Louisa, 120.781 41 40 8.1. C. Chi N 6 ILK •Si 52 BILL 90.181 6310 8 8.1 Laelst 10.81 46 45 8.11. 1 4144 8.1. Biseeks 041.303 — . 111040boug 1 —;— i= " 1 '10 — .40 — 44 — ei - 8 - 3. 14901's0ca — &NIL 11.&& as. B.W. B. && 8.1. 8.8.1. 8.8. E. 8.8. B.W. B.E. 5.5.5. 8.5.1. &E. 8. &A 1 /E 1 ) I • I ! 41 7 3 • ! di 10.10; en • 1 - co jo.ll' io 0.07 o 0.02 ✓ as a i ex ✓ (Lei ✓ 131 ✓ 0.141 Wo 0.14 ✓ 0.411: o 0.011 (Bslors the Animism! Judge.) • is Of Dim 81vraien and Moyers* Chyme, were indicted for steeling a Arn Paisley shawl. value 3.1 a, the property of Na for Yr. Starling tad ; Mr. M. WOliaass Chapman ;Sheridan was undtdeadM. appeared This case was one of ordinary shophftin& on the pre mimes of the prosecutor in Red Uon-square. The prisoners went into the shop on the preterit* of mating a purchase, and attempted to leave with the shawl which Sheridan had secreted. _ _ _ The jury found both the prisoners Qui t Mrs. Heave, warder at Irestiebuter Prison, maid that Sheridea Was Wed in this court on the 13th of August, 1805, old snatmeemd to two years immprisonraent for felony. She had neevimenly to that been convided at the Old Ban e t e r= as easeil to 18 months' in Henry J 131 ti 7eit he had constantly seen die prisoners linos Sheridan had come out of wbon. The t-Judge meateaoed Sleerldsa to purl servi tude for seven year As** other primmer Mil not before been convicted the sentence on bait mu intpriaonnient and hard labour for twelve MORO& POLICE COURTS.-tTEIS DAT.) 017ILDHALL. 1112A21011 CONDIrer OOP • TOMO 1101“..V. Cetherise IfTerth , a Irishwoman, was placed at the bar before Aldseaan Du • charged with annoying the complainant in his burinees. William Taylor said be carried en the businees of a draper at 44, Beech-street, Barbican, and ever since he had been there the prisoner had annoyed him r l n cz it in e g r to his shim when his customers were there and ' to leave. When he went round the counter to turn out:she would run away, and return directly after. She was about his house at all hours of the day and night ; to and after he had shut the shop up and gone the kitchen to have his sipper, she would come and lay herself down on the grating and knock at the kitc. window. If it happened to be unfastened she would push it down and pull the blind aside to look at him. When he got up to ge for the pohce she would run away only to return again, and as early as 6 o'clock in the morning she would, be there. A short time ago she was brought to this court for annoying him, and was bound over to kep tho pesos, but went on just the same as ever. Wherever he went she followed him, and he could not get rid of her. She first came to his shop to buy threa4 and was continually asking him and his dike to go and take tea with ler or to have some beer with her, but of course they never went. On Sunday night she followed him as he was going to church, and he had to call the police, upon which she ran away. That strange conduct of hers had been going on for two years and •• half. Alderman DAM thought she could not be right in her mind. Complainant said that was the opinion of the neighbour. hood in which she 'fled. They mud she bed a' partiality for him, but he did not reciprocate her feeling& A female friend of the prisoner mid she bad known her for several years, and she was a very bard working woman as • tailorese, but at the present time she was mad. . _ pawner made a long. rambling statement, to the effect that the complainant was continually sending her messages to come and see him. Alderman Dakin remanded her to have the state of her mind ascertained. LICIBIZZIZIMR ST A COLLECTOE TO • DLIII3I.IIIY. nano, Wood, a respectable-looking elderly man living at Charlotte-street, Old Kent-road, was placed at the bar on remand before Alderman Dakin, charged with embez zlingliOUS sums of wormy belonging. to Mr. &raptor Stannah, dirtiller. of Wtute-street, Finsbury, his em ployer. Mr. Rothwell said the defalcations amounted to about 5001., but only three cases were proceeded with, in which the prisoner had received sums of 1001., 40/. His. and 28/. Ca. Bd., and not accounted for them . He was committed for trial. BOW-STREET. r.SITATOLISD ASSAULT OS • CLOWY. //miry Gelding, a labourer, was charged before Mr. Flowers with assaulting Harry Crenate at the York Anne paha/ann. It apprized that some period back the comelninint, who is the - down at the Royal Amphitheatre, in Holborn, and his wife lent the defendant • sum of money, he being a little hard-pawed at the time. The defendant had for merly been employed as some kind of assistant et the circus. As a security he allowed the complainant to keep his watch and chain which he (defendant) valued at 21.. end subsequently wanted to palm the property on to the complainant, and thereby obtain - the full amount of the 21. This Mr. Croueste positively refused to agree to, as he pronounced the watch and chain to be worth not half so much as the sum required. The consequence of thieves that last night after the performance, Croueste was partaking of some refreeh meek with Mr. Cane, the equestrian, at the York Arms, when the defendant came in end demanded the rest of the money from Mr. Croueste, who again refused to ac cede to such a proposal. Thereupon the prisoner violently assaulted the clown by blocking hie eye and ostubig a great swelling of the bp. Defendant was then taken into custody by police-oonetabb Wheeler, E 18. Mr. Croueste, after giving his own evidence, said that be did not wish to call any witness, for the defendant was it poor man, and it was on account of his wife end family was not pressed. All Mr. Crowed° re thil the cblli e dejet should be bound his over to quired was thin . keep the peace against him (complaining en. Mr. Flowers observed that Mr. Croueste was wry res piring, and that alone ought to be • sufficient cause for preventing the defendant committing • like assault ; how ever, Golding must enter into his own recognimsnees in a RIM of 201. to keep the peace for sir months. SOUTHWARK. DLPLEI"ICENT DUJORDIALT CONDUIN Df TIE o► A_ZAILWAT NUTION, Henry Clarke li;dßasiesai* iii:; ell , rough looking fellows, were placed at the bar with creating a disturbence in the second-clam re nt department of the Routh Eastern Railway at London-bridge, and assaulting Richard Burroughs, an inspector in the employ of the company. The magistrate asked what state the prisoners wore in Inspector Burroughs replied that they were both under the influence of liquor. The prim:seep admitted that, and contended that they had paid for liquor which they had not been served with. They were merely demanding their money back when the inspector interfered. The magistrate fined each of them 10r., or nine dart. THAMES. DARIND =clew*: 101111112 T. JOAN Loewy, a rough-looking fellow. was brought before Mr. Benign charged with oommittiug a highway robbey, Captain Charles Brown, the master of the American ship Daniel Webster, lying in the London Docks, stated that yesterday evening between 7 and 8 o'clock, he was passing along Batch highway, when the prisoner made a snatch at his watch-chain, a gold Albert, and broke it. The prisoner ran away with the watch, and be pursued him. The prisoner was stopped by a police constable and he recovered his watch, which he valued at 2W. The magistrate intinuit.ed his intention to commit the prisoner for triaL Captain Brown said be was going away with hie ship on Thursday, and could not remain here to prosecute. Mr. Benson asked the prisoner if he would plead guilty ur not guilty The pneoncr—l am guilty, nit. Mr. Bemon said he would pentane the prisoner next Tuesday, and directed that in the men time inquiries should made about him. Di,l4lVl-.ltY Or A SLATX roport from Dingle states that an extensive aad valuable bed of slate, extending over several hundred sores, has been discovered elope to the sea shore at Dusarlia„ is the extreme west el Kerry, and ea the estate et Lord Vestry. Osespetent authorities pronounce t►e material to be of the best qua lity. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE RIOTS. The persons implicated in the Monmouthshire riots during the election, of whom there are 76 in custody, were brought before the magistrates to-day, at Pontypool. The prisoners were morbid from Usk by a military guard. Further disturbances are apprehended. NBMARICABLB SUICIDE BY AX ARCH- DBdr.or'F The Ke"tieli Gazette give' the particulars of an in quiet, held before Yr. Carttar, at Erith, on the body of Aubrey Charles Smith, aged 18, the only son of the Rey. Archdeacon Smith, the respected vicar of Erith. It ap peared that deceased was rather an excitable young man, and that on the day of the West Kent elec tion .he took particular interest in the contest and frequently called at the fly station during the morning to Inquire how it prooseded. Soon after wards he returned home and was asked by hie mother a few questions respecting a sese•elmani cigar holder which he exhibited, and - which he esti bad bass given bins as a by hie aunt. This statism* egrets to have bean as that lady bad visited the beam just before and it during his abloom Demand bemuse excited sad Wired to fetch a letter from his bedroom to Foie his assertion. Soon after he left the report of a pistol was heard, and on being searched for he was found lying on his bed weltering in his blood which oozed from a finest wound in his head. • pistol was found lying by his side. Dr. Churton, of Pier-med, Beath, was imme diately called in and pronounced the wound fatal. The deosased died about an hour afterwards. A written paper was found on his person expressing a hope that he would be forgiven. It appears that he was mach given to imoking, and his father had often asked hiatto give up the habit. No particular motive could be prat a t u for the suicide, and the jury returned a verdict that committed suicide while in a St of temporary inmaity. A wad accident bus just occurred at Aix-la t hapoue. Two priests of Version, M. Thommee and Y. Rodeo, were crossing from one side of the station to the other, when the drat-named slipped on one of the rails and feU. His companion stooped to assist him but stumbled also, and before the latter could get up a truck which was being shunted by an engine pawed ever his body, cutting him coin Oin two. Hie death was of mums instantaneous. Th etely omism was able to rise and jump out of the way without being hurt. CABi*ALTIRa. WATIMPORD. Nov. 18.-::iiirt;edr dtitoos, from Wexford, put in leaky, and with nails much damaged, .St being 42 days at ma, bawd to et. John, N. B. WATSZTO&D, Nor. WO.—TM 1181•7 (11011110•110, a Dartmouth, has been totally wreaked at ligligeteemr. wets Tamara ; muter and two men drowned, mate med. Costs, Nov. V.-714 Telemek tenet 5i......, to Landau whack was tun same here Neenah/a 11, tom pommel ewe the tollowinir day, and movie to les "hitt to dlograps agate. By on, Nov. 16Tlio Dabb, 1111 Itgewoatia. gall mires beau on du Nth, and partly Wad, but got of this Goma ear altar dis charging about halt Ma cargo. else hauled aus the canal, laving sustained monderable damage to keel and Whys planks. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TrIIRDLT. Dcr. 1. • •.r. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN ILA2IOIr. (11113 DAY.) BY 111IXOLPH.) (MON MI OWN Uorrom.—Market stead p. Sales about 12,000 bales. Cosa.—Wheat in modeeale consumptive demand at the decline of Friday last. Flour dull and nominally un altered in value. Beans steady—Seidi. 42.. 6d. Oats, ld. per bushel ; and oatmeal 6d. per load cheaper. Indian cern quiet, at about former prices—Danubian. 375. I• 375. 7.1 a. ; mixed, no. to 390. 3d. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) TZIBIZAPIL ) (ram ova wow ooanamssamarrr. There was very little doing at today s market. Wheat and barley sold slowly, at about late rates. CORK BIIITHE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sir TQ.=OVPB.) (non cnii - oin — g — o - oiiisel ownwr.) Ordinary. 1325., 1294., 1228., 1184., 1134.. 1001.. irking. UN cured, no change; 44 firkins. ICENCING-LANG—(PBI9 DAY.) Strew—The market bas opened very quietly, and prices rule in buyers' favour. Refined, previous picas are unaltered, but sales are onlymoderate. Brown luau are to be had at 41s. 6d. to 41s. 9d. 6iiiii--Thereis iiilli good demand at the full VILNA. tons. continues dull of sale. Pasrua.— About 600 bags Singapore whit* sold at old. per lb. Rica.—At moderate prices there is a fair inquiry. 1,6011 bags good Sanaa sold at 9s. 3d., and 1,500 bags Asko°lie at 8•1371211.—ne market ia active both for parcels on the spot and to arrive, at Wither prices; 1,000 bags sold on the spot, refractions 7 to o, at 23a, short .prompt, and 200 tons for arrival, usual allowances. Rrx.-260 pponcbeons sold ; Jamaica. at 2s. 9d. to 3s. Bd. ; and at 2s. Carron, —The demand has again improved, a largo business having been transacted at full prices to ld. per lb. advance. ivii.LTke market remains quiet. Sasuac.-1,000 climb sold; fine reddish orange, 107 s. 6d. ; woad orange, 105 s. TALLOW MAR111T.—(71118 Tbe wad is tur. Town talky 48.. 9d. not; ;011.0. rt. Aln : bar. 606. ; Jimmy, 61s. 34. AL ; Sunk 31s. M. to L.C.; /41( AB'MT —(T1103 DAT.) fr. Chula Janes Easton kaa. - 81°, ..a w 114 !.wins `rises : Pintos dove; tram Ho & ukiLi t s Wiener dint, Ms. to 100 s.. prime bay , 10r8. • 116 s • Waist ditto. MI6 to Abs.; draw, Ms. is 3 1 0. te • The i lowest possible majority which Mr. Glad stone can have n the Sour of Commons will be 107 seatm of which thigland and .Weles will contribute 38, Ireland 29, and Scotland 40. li the Scotch univenities and, Orkney return liberals the majority will be 113. Tng LATE ElorritaNnow Etwriorr. —Captain Mane and Mr. Moffatt, the defeated liberal candidate, for the teceeentation of Southampton. have issued addresses the liberal electors for their suppo r t, an d ex pers ' their ilgret at the result of the election. Captain • adds: The main suss of our defeat, in the intermit of national morality, cannot be too Madly pro claimed. They are coercion and corruption. I. Oesruies: —A number of men belonging to the Peninenter sal Oriental at... Navigation Company, to the No r a, Mall Steam Packet Compsay. to the Dock and to Canons yards belonging to Cm = owners, tested—the labour modest Ming ovesstacked, sag; winter at bead—to vote commientioesly—that hiresity,• noes who object to the ballot as amine/A tfor. =bow the juryman is protected by merely for of his duty), ignore Namely the immessel elect of the iiresuat system of era voting. I would ask them whether a system, resulting, as thus illusbatsd, can be esemidt 'thighs\ ' is its tiososimide 2. Coremptism—A large amber of poor voters have q always Mses accustomed to se/1 their vote. I found it uite MgeedMe to Their of its value in other, than Api_arizing iweredulity wan contruesil hr ie tt mi a7lishwas praatiesdatthoomMipalt • who the ambit price of votes naiad et ftela 16s. to with the tuck moderates/ding that Mimi fit the parliamentary deals was to be included. • Law t w Refem uigkLa paper re" imio by D nit r ie ltichardco maistaos d n. la t Poor assair EleisisewAssmistion. lime& suggesboas werLseelei Ind clefeetZtpl of abrai WON of * the workhouse system melee, and Ss whoa. edeoatioo, so as le Gmbh tie chihiren to mingle it the national end Beitlrb geboals. Tits Counrox TA NoRTAEN DEN JUNCTION.— The adjourned /Meath ha the body rd 11r. Willis. wi d w a sese , warriurtma who died ham *Orion mimeos in theaMbion between - a peassogur mod pub train at Nembeadoe Janet/pa, on the 944111/thelober teit, we. Mid yesterday at the Terms Arms Hotel, Kr. William Jokaimn, the copal sosstr iti M j ug d a verdist of " Mamileughtor. =lra bad:tree of the passenger train, who was trial at the Meter swims. •