The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-25 00:00:00

- ELECTION INTELLIGENCI NONIINATION. prtirni OFNONSITTRIE. •nok plitoe ett Plyincipthwotter "i tile Ili4b4g-rdui, out. -•^arn crowd T i to nyminstion l'ay. The ha: lingo trete ereeteu side tte /loyal Motel. There was MA lams.— lirerlabit 4 numbering probably nearly 10,000 •peemmo. The r oc-I-feeler/4ra the who!. weer orderly. althoth thorn •as tl.e +u.l that so *fre.pen :y make r.en•it rations s kith a :wen. . Ketewiole could ant • good h. sting, mai Sir y Lopes at first mat with a pi rfeet stolen of .11-oppia4ation, bit by haronermg' the dhe it let got a pretty val heariroA Lira Ana ei/e3, spit 4 e .""I "laira alive q Uietae". 11341, p ote , bad logo u ni of suppoi ". Cse ,7 toiy maliaates being sonoundeti by it. idle prim viral femilowners, whil. t it was noticeable that those nu rounding Load Amberley were priaeipally belauging ro the middle claire.. /dr. I. Tor mxtrre, of Plops, pro -vista Mr. 'Samuel Tr./mate helcwi.h. lie m utriu.Lted a rcpt! o i ro ,,h i t a g thatlir. Kekeiticit wish...o retire, lend said 'awe° Ram the greatest union tweeu till two conearral'ae candidates. Nur. A. N. HOLEGlrOßTEfeconried for noseiwaticm: 31..1. T. M. Darner proposed flirMeemyL•ipm, veva& hie claims to their suffrages his And pareemal inte grity end her experience in relic& matter.. Lord Comieresta• erocialcai the nonauation. Mr. tioursu-britoria oroposea Viscount Amberley: Ile net forth tlaw meat service done to the truantry by the Pnwells, and Pak! Lord Arubeit•y sought a seat la pietis m...it to folk w o t the coune .o long pursued by hip tatkr. itt4 Titomerios, o f Jacubstowe, oecoudol the uttoli- natirlo. ID. Kerlin= Hun Marconi the elerfore, but with iiTentsaajA brevity , being met with eotitinaai nits of ••4.114 Weelan." "Rabbits," Pie. He defended the .oseenneet Loin the eloyte of extravagance, and said amp increase in the expenditure was cawed by providing lee legitimate *oats. Sir NAten LOP)th on preto Wing: himself. was received with great uproar, and had to wee a considerable time • . befogs he could get a hearing. Be declared himself a sten opponent of the disetriblishment and diseadow meet of tie Irish chunk, denying that it would tend in dhe least to pacify Ireland, or conciliate 14%1611141EL He 'etprereed himself against compulsory edgestion, prefer ring the 'resent system. modified mid Improved in some paiticulare. Lord ANATILICY, who was !teethed with grant uproar 'by his nest^ and vigorous cheers by his supporters, then addressed the electors. If the electors of South Devon should think proper to do him the honour of returning him as than mantes, it would be his earnest endeavour to ipeoinote those great national objects to which tie had alluded. They would end in hint a member anaiona ter the eetabliehmeet of pea-feet religious equality, and the premotien of education : and by electing him they would old one more voice to the large and triumphant majority with which the Hone of Commons that was shortly to wit ruble would declare that her Majeety's ministers wore incompetent any longer to conduct the affairs of the *centre. mid that would also proneenee the church in Ire:ana an institution altogether unworthy to be upheld by a civil:soil nation. • Wrest cheering.) The ihow of hands was declared to be in favour of Sir Massey lopes and lord hniberiey, the litter of whom hid by for the largest number held up for hen. The polling was tied for Friday. CLOSE OF THE POLLS. AY lISILULE (8011111). R add, r bum (L) Alt lauder (C) . 1201 1178 • BUTESHIRE. I.lalrymple (C) Bum (L) CAMitifilltiElatlßE.. Oonnervaliwe lieturs. r(r ) . . 4007 ya t7:(0 Bland (1.) Young (L) -.• ... CARS !admit. (L) Jones (C(C)) y Pulle rush (C) . . Llaerd Wawa. 3991 as 37 3316 3.306 .. 2708 23;13 22.0 2144 - The &Us is the Lateral return. 3277 Farteriy %TM" (C 3 Finley (C) }'erb (C) . 1816 1341 CARNARVONBHIRE. Tarry (L) rtaaaat kL) ..... .......... . enuimue (Hup.) rgeritu (C) tel:h (C) 3017 Waiter' (I 4 DURHAM (NORTH.) Enka (C) 4VI3 Willunarun (L) Dull (L) . 3791 ULM I'Bll LRE.. .kSOUT II). Cowl - er (L) reott (C) 142tward (L) Clunier (C) LANCASTILRE (SOUTH-WEST).-4 PAL Ores (C) Tulare' (C) Glutletoue (L) Gtudell (1) C ma. Mara. Lib 11 ura. Ones (C) Turner (C) 3674 .... mi (iladetone (L) Cr ad! (1.) . . 6934 .... 7010 IRO 1714 As the tem ncf I iveriss emooprites, with its witctown. ab pa, Dole i hAs two-third* of the constituency of Smith et I sneweire, the poling excited as in:foray of hitt rc ft r vr n more miiikod than was exhibited at the etl. len for the biro, IN In Liverpool the hosEngs a hal, betty ue..d for the nomination had hews con es read Ode a boa!, with V compartment, ; and as the , ituat'wei ass centrsl and convenient, and the arrange ments ft.? being order were perfect , the Liver peel o: ace being under admirable onotrol and discipline, we ambulances took place, though there we; p lenty of 1 rater and chaff pawing. Yr. Gladstone and tus blether, Mr. Robertson Gladstone, voted about I I o'clock, end we cndentend many voter% came specially from Lon don. Brighten. and cther distant into. At the commence- Int et of the toll the hberal candid Ana won ohm' very con siderably, and kept the lead during the meriting bat be tween I and 2 the conservative cusidaintes, who dad bean gradually gaining upon their oppaueots, took the lead and waiatnierd it to the elem. As the day advanced the liberal sebum, which were honed punctually in the morning, were peNishcd vety late, the 3 o'clock return not being posted until an hour after the beme of the conservative statement. In houthport the liberals Lad a clear and ascertained majority. but in Ormskirk, Wigan, and Warrington the conservatives had the advantage, while at Liverpool and ft. Helens the prtiee were more evenly balance!. In the acme of the morning two men were brought up before the lezal snagi.tietPe, on charges of personating voters. In one rate, Edward Osbaldiatone a blacksmith, was *barged with personatiug a voter wiled Densmore. The CISP., was nuniaided for the attendance of some of the polling off dal.. In the other case. as the name et the prisoner was the fame as that of the voter said to bare been personate , t, and as it was possible that there might have been st ire mistake, the prisoner was dirteharted. The conservative candidates addremed their supporters from eontinittee-rooms at the Come of the pot!. The liberals did not "peak. No terious rioting has been re torted; but bciftei nos demonstrations took place, together with hgbting in Cu }lithe:lee sews-rooms. Li IC.I.STELLSHIII,I. (SOUTH). (urstat ke) . • .. l'aret (L) . ....... 25111 Enfield (T) (L) Hasattloa (C) 3111.1•13U13RLY. G 217 Peat (C) Arc(l27-9 (.*) 4038 (14 . 3 , ,1pi..i41 (L) Icolartv (I.) liclua (L)___ _____ _______ IS yONIPPUTHSHIRE. mo-can rn) Potr•cr—.l. (C) . ...... ...... . Chth.-d (L) Eaul...iva of vat , m f Rom three outl ' d:atmeLl. If 014FOLE (SOU .) Zed 0" 1 'now,. VA Bud. a (U .. 1611 SELKIREkiIIa if 4 . 1 .1 I : iiiiiiiiiillKE. Youtponu ly (41 . Manuy (L grata ) EiS arArytntbsurßE (wain). . In') Chad ( .. Porter )•• ••• ••• ............. Foley ( ) • SUSSEX (EAST) Endows (L) 4 iregary (C) Scott (G) W73 CavendiA (12)._ WARWICK/410RX (MOUTH) v. 1.4 (e) ..... ... . Hurd, (1') ' 2498 Ilonoun (1.) ............... .......: 210; II)4 1 t fl) vnursinus (NORTH). Eruce U.) It. homberg 'L)... Joilkiaruns (0) TOBJESELItt, WEST =WO (SOUTHEEN 14 171110.1). 161 ton (L) Stanhope ( Beaumont (L) ... .. MI Jai e) ~ Stakey (C) . 3730 :05.13 3192 • • - 3138 ...- TEE ..~._ _.. E , ----------i -._,,, LATEST BLECTION iIOVEMENTII3. • 'WIRTH NCerre.—Lord E. .. Clinton'sl a lreas ' jest trued explains the soden for be . 2 t m the contest, lied else the reason why Abe pri poor a vote of baits to the why ..• • •••.a •Ird Clinton Nip :—" (Me word with regard• to fats a " 1 • . t e e, jr te beta ,fatedilo me re l a Lnl i ru •• i h ri n ir ad tan ...;:7rd at by Tering gesi Is Nottr,Ziat if the contaaTidiee OiZ u llEatill iftlr° wat 0 tram—s undisturted in the south enieso ern diths libeed• t an.ates of tts see them &maws were is be Meat . ed iu . ..... numner. ti tether it is right or wrest to eater into these ogre, toente Is le yeeetitn with which I Use nothing to do ; but whin a compact is agreed to hetweet gentle=' men, my opucon is eat gentleweit should keep that oom• Part aridly and honourably.• The filing of t h u nomMa t°" id she enervative candidates for the nost'i at 01 L W .04 0:0 dig Itay dm eltttiou weld possibly *aria v ',ales me believe that the tonterfatite parfy *ss afraid, Out the Jibe isle might ape% ens of their nu and the *xis% of the nomination of the , littera ear • t in far ils, the north vo tie last day hut OJIO that an elect could take piece mules me believe that the eormereati e 4 htrei t Iran soaking undetgroutal, and l deal heat& to say that in sey opinion they have taken as unhaii edvtatage. Ma. GLAPFTONE AND Tlll3 RFAMINOLITAVION OF CCU Iran 11.--i EC 1.011.d011 correspondent ell the &Vests% N es.ng _Niers rays:—•• We understand that in the evoi4 of Mr. Gladstone being defeated tor Smith Nl'est Eahcatelti. re a petition will be pec.ented egoista' Ms retains foe Ore l . wick The taunts given for this proceeding is Ora be r 1,01.1 d not t e able to take office under the crater, u n • the petition was decided, which could not be none for sever alwecks." TIM , ELECTION SCREN.—At Widen , ' Ali. last Tuesday, the Rev. Mr. Ward. a clergyman te.tthd church of rogtand sad master of His (hammer , Hann' of the town, bad the courage to second thelteusdims of the libels] cand:date, Sir John Acton. WA WSW to be a grace ecclesiastical crime in the cal , e of Bridgeorth. the 1 arishioners of 81. Leonard's Chervil, in whiee a Mr. Ward has for the last twelve yew, bees in tee habit of efficiating bona time to tiny,,, lending his aid in a biezilly way whenever help ww, needed, havewerned the incumbent, the Rev. 0. Bielleict, that they will leave. the &arch if Mr. Ward officiates any mere. Mr. Ward s on being Worland of this by the, incumbent. vdun osssea teensy away for one Sunday, lett no more, move at Mr. Beilett's own request. Mr. Willett owns that Howe is so ether soomplabst against Mr. Ward than his publisport of a catholic and a libera , and wee therefore, at • team tumble ter ienwilling to snake such a request.— Aware DeJa' Prom. • CoNMITTAL FOR BRIDELT AT MINFON.---Jantee If an Innkeeper, of Brecon, Ma been committed by the magistrates for bribery, end Oesitge Thomas, anothergierece, stands remanded en a similar charge. Theyegmeered, frostthe evidence of an engine-dtter os the 111•Allyr and Breton Railway, named Henry New, to have Is en Intel-sated in the return of the conservative can didate, Mr. Howell Gwyn, and the corruption of 17 or IS railway e 'eyes tweets to have lava le their bads. men (most of whom had pro ' to • vote for Mr. rowel Pryce, the liberal) were t to go pro tea railway cutting, where they raw Morgan and Thty were asked if they wens " railway anen," . l and on giving . a satisfactory answer, a pared coutanung Ilse soyeitieru was (Ironed into the hands of each,l These mien bud promiaed to vote for the liberal etutitiiiite, but were told they "must get the old boy in" (meaning Mr. Helsel Gwyn), on whoro behalf Morgan and Tho at. saki they were ' h iving the money. They sad they would send for a hundred, and Henry New, one of the Witne+s, per fectly understood this to mean loot. Thomas was ad mitted to bad, himself in 210 t., and two mactiett ot ]diet. cavil. •—••• I'OLITICAL e.dEvoo:gs.—Tlie liboral Itonainittea for Fa=t Will , hire have issued a auto. a reset otitis' a gz na Loth , ' teed on by the whole strength of the min pony, on the occasion of the victory of Captain Egerton Strult Th:s cartoon is the lam of a series of filteC 1.1 lIT Litt have bei TI issued by the committee, and wh:ett for genuine ele . it and thorough good nature deserve to be mentioned with commendation. They have .igrestably ri hey( el the weariners of a tong contest, and eifeetively aided the Mend eaure, without, we should tb!nk, giving pain to a single mind. The committee ask as. WI we have mom than once refericd to these Picots:hes, to in aition that they Lure been drawn by Mr. J. P. Atkinson, ei London. THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The fOlowing members of the new parliament —l9 libtrala and 33 coaserwativee—were returned ye;ferelfii. --7 tbenew printed in Italiz• ' and ma aateriik ii prolize.l to the minim of th. c La.. gcnth.inest who hays ehaaivil their conetit4- 4.llCiti : ENGLAND. Cambridge:4,in , Manners.. Viveoust *Right 11 14 . ° /11 1 sad 1 CanuartLentliire Lt. bartoris . . Nr. J•lis . . . -- Carrarvowelare Cheshire (31? d.) Durham (North) Sir liedworth Manta (Footh) •Might Hon. W. F. Cowper 1 •Lowl Henry Scott .„ Lancashire Mouth 1 Mr. C. Turner West). ...... . f dubil•u Leieto.terilat e (South) Vineuut Currne Hr. slibart .•.•••• Milrkeez li.count Ent le:4l I Lord O. E liosodelion Monreoutl.slire ..... Mr. C. 0. S. Morgan . Coionel Somerset Mr. C. S. Bend. ... Mr. E. Howes .. Eurrey (11:d) Air. W. Perk Stares (Eat t) No:I , A (Srut)) Att. Urqrry Stafford:lnc (}eat) Pr. bone-Mild JD. Mepsell Imprita• Waini.l: (Soi.D.) .. Mr. 11. C. Wise *Mr. Jobe ILugy Liding (S. Div.) linixoint Milton ., 1 Mr. H. Y. Ilesionsout 1 (Nortb) Lord E. Drum Air !cultism'.... ' SCOTLAND. Arryleraire Ayobire (South) Air L. Wale:turn hutretire Peebles and Neikirk.. titr Graham Montgomery IRELAND. Donegal (County) .. Ma 11i4 of Iramilton Mr. .1 Conolly Down (County) .... Lad A. M. Hilt Trams —• . ... 1 - . .. Col. W. IL Fordo . Longford (County).. Cot. Oreville-tinFent . 1 Yr M. W. CV MAI, 1 Lout'. (County) .... l!jAht flow C. S. Fortworus 1 Mr. Lkwite . 1 Tyrone (Comity) .... Right Hon. H. T. L. Corry.. Lad Claud Hamilton Wicklow (Comity) .. Mr. Fit:trillium Rik R... if. Wexford (County).. Sir James Tower . Mr. liatrity 1.137.11 LC •kberlieteskisk w.i. 1 Ay Game 'Math) •Ayrehia• bandum 1 Bath Bedford 17 Ifuet 1 bituaka •liurniey Camhride• Canterbury. (Mstli:e Cormadhanabare Garnarvonahlre ' C.Mmekiergua Mama blieltaabora ehriateluudi caukammaith CaetetbrarigM !Malmo. Itra g roAugba Bert* •bas Atm Um •Beasabory Imam L osnfru rare *Lauda. Inarbain (Sty Barham 'South) ZetinburMahine •Leara NIMBI Ex. to r • Matra, +6lllll Grantham •Usartaand . 7 " 1 0417t8. 'Hanka, Mustangs , HaVerturdiNg •ilawlek HeMao ilMekt linsiard s • liertfarfthlre I wir ma r ni.m. ILing's Cowsty • Lanarkehire. Ws% fiartias • Lwr d po o 1 .rry • Unirergity MS bannlnha Fr "letb lteme I ow! =t ir. . I Quotes COWAY Itt. Ives I aint.* . i • titutfontddrintlit• 1 olintiontoo i• •, 1 I non t. thl3d inn *bur y I I Tiverton Warrington 1 1 I , • Weditembuti I Wenlock Wean.' (tkrunty) Whitt,iwi' • ••••• • • ....... W 1 Ymintial • • ! I Tam ... Ira GAIN& lidordley koiton Sultan Baton re C 'llurit r N shim Erni pAty LuoicAL COVOitry Derby. 16nath • 1/...0n trasdi buglers Waal l'almaiktb •Ifoutlsi 11C. oft, F.not . /tPot s ..rit 3034 e• Law , Mirth lawslllll7.. North Frit rrioutlairietl I L.,:erater {Mouth) I,,rn•eln 11.4athl Illabasebory fliAndmateir JOlddlows licsaighillaClNMem Norwich Xrdtanchain Motto (North! Poodarolur Pools =ord = .......... ........ . • .. r . I E li morsory pasoopsts ire AMMO ...... I MuHormillrh firruthatopron ritorrordohi goialybrile• • • • 4 . 1 ararnk port 1 'Norm , 11/4) s Meow& , Enrd) wntoo • irr r Woomolde Woesorbe WNW ..... . i .3 1 1 ...... 1 TM ir& noi . Pathaawn ien 7.4“re 44 44. of 7rtr Le l " retain liberals :—Xaspork thalldter farm akin, end Anlnver. The fullowtrag now Molt somenrmtivw :—lf Lpsingtatu DOrolitlAar, 61.11. E I.l4mstvio. 1•114 flit Ay 4 . Will itealtelMl . 4 A4llll . 0 - 11111 EMIL SANWA rle = seat. i Aboarito int i M • • , IXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1868. RESULTS OF THE ELECTIO] -..--- CENTRAL CRWI7fAL COURT. --.-- (Before the Common Eirjesni.) • • Feeley Rood; Mareeello tweil-ereeamt ISMS 42ENIIS of , age, pleaded madly to an indictment eharg/teg iiro with tt lejusi forging a number of se a I / • The misuser was . aid in July but be lag coniaystton.i. a.,-;:. . lOC MSS amomg in mi. ]f a -b....ended, sag weal: to AU .. ........ 111....... • ...ail taes t 4 A mutters, hi7ts edits" ea. :nest time ag0..... • J'eersal;tik " m a woo tae ace. haviug obtained a blase ........ 4 reading to bank alt order pupating to lava bees wiitteu by his former mailer. The Connuonteeleant sentemosrl him to Ave mart renal eiroitullit• idstorak Messer, ill. labourer, pleaded mak to felo niottly marrying /Midget Mary - Phillip', his wile Ellis beh g diet Law Itibton appeared for the* prisoner, and stated that to contracted the lint marriage when he was lb gears of egg. All it was • very unhappy one. he left his wife and nuirded theater woman. Ted drat wife rewrite 1. The premix was sentenced to nine 'soothe' 'imprison nu at, with hard labour. William Oswald, 23, pleaded guilty to an fisilieeW:4 charging him with stealing alit revolvers. the Lucuenslancee of the ease have recently J. " i= 43 It will be remembers , ' th at the grimmer, who is a bar of the "Auden goodish voluatecrs, was in the employment of Mr. Kere t mismaker, Eng William-street, and that ho stole the revokers from time to time, and put them in pledge. • They bad been all meowed. 11M Common-Sarjeant sentenced him to twelve deaths' imprisonment, with seed labour. Thomas li.rarda, • respectable-looking boy, IS years of age, pleaded guilty to a charge of Madan' a . puma from the person et Mtn Lawson, a lady reediag sa. lb Cree pinge-tmente, Dennsark-hilL 1 preematrix was pawing done Cbeamide, when the primmer sodebed the purse cut of km band. dle was immediately pursued by a detective, and taken into custody. At his lodgings the polio, found copies of "Jack Sheppard," " The Highwayman," and similar serialised weeks. It wee deed that the prisoner had been isentemeed to six mouths' imprisonment at the beginning of the year for Me bkiag hin lIIMISOW. re wee embraced to be imprisoned in the Ileum of Deleatien ter to. months, and thereafter to be kept in a refeemattzf r o v r three years. sad Beery iefuelwa Prior, latter-eirriers, =,_ _ ;alit)! to charges of Meiling post letters. - 111=1110110t• was each seakmeed to Jim years' penal semi Jeremiah Daryl, 20, and AIM Driscoll, 17, were in dicted for a robbery with valence ou Caroline Evans. The robbery was proved, but little ,iOlll6OO was exer cised further than tearing the pocket of the prosecutrix in endeavouring to get her money. The Goorsondierjeant sentenced each of the prisoners to be imprisoned for twelve mouths with bard labour, and to receive 20 lashes with the "oat." Joie Deere, 22, mean, Waacharged with attempting to rescue tbe foregoing prisoners, and with aussulting Joseph Winter a pot( e-conatable, in the execution of his duty. The Jury found the primmer (Maly. and Agar, the chief warder at Holloway Prhen, having proved • pre vious conviction against him, he was ivintonood to twelve months' imprisonment, with hard labour. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. P;Tne.) George rigkros ' 30, • &instable attached to the T division, and statiatied at West Drartou, was iadieted for stealing a silver watch, value 41. los., the property of Nathaniel Thomas Furey. from h., per. , on. Mr. Mislay prosecutes] ; Mr. F. 11. Lewis defends,' the prisoner. The prosecutor said—l sin a fireman, attached to the Whitecrosi-street Fire 111 igade station, and on Whit Monday. the Ist of June, I was spending the day at West Ihayteu. fair. Between twelve anti one o'clock at night, the weather being vei y hot, I sat down under a wall and I.eoin to smote a pipe. I had Leen drinking a little, bu• I knew yeah city well what I was about. I had at this tinvi in my possession a saver lever watch, No. C6O. which was in my pocket, and attaclii d to it was an Albert chain. Whilst I was molting my pipe I fell edire:•,ht t I could nut tell how lour. When I woke up I fe:t something against my breast abet, and I with " What arc yon about ?" I flout d that it was the prisoner, and tie edit, "If yon don't get up, you'll be asked up." I faun I that my Alt art chain was hanging town. Pfeil sauL " it is stun ;e that you, as a policeman, should tee me with my Albert aria thawing down." He said that he had oomething else to do than look after people's Albeit chain.. I told the 'ripener that I had lost my watch, aid derr:ribed it Lim. I 'al that it was an Lnglish lever, and that I would n't have lost it for 1 )1.. as it kept such excellent time. The watch protium., is mine. The farther evidence taken went to prove Vie charge kcaitist the prisoner. He was found Ggilty. and wattesseed to two year.' imprisonment with hard tabour. RANICRUPTCY THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-S-T2F.F.T. Jolla Apow9, of Siwitichurst, Kent, mriltster, who has btai retueuiltol from time to time sluvo the 'Loth of October, opou the charge of tinging mud uttsring • will Bud two other documetits, nut who was proseustrit iii accost:ante with the dire-tious of Sir James P. Wiltio, was blinight up for • filial etaminatimi hisoire Mr. Plower.. Iln 1 eland, notructoil by the solicitor to the 1'r...14m.y. conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. Lentils, the tkurirtat, def.siled. _ _ _ f.upriainzer was cornalittel for trial. 11A1[41301i0U4 Chris:viler Ponimos, refry-limeut-house trooper, No. 51, appeared before M. Tyrwhitt, on an ad:mermen rurunone, for keeping his house open during prohibited hours for the tale of liquors. Tyrwhitt, io giving judgment, thus stated the twa of the case as they had been given inerelenue t—A pone.). sujenidendent, at tire minutes pest I &dock on the mort.im• of the 211th October, visited defendant's house, lie. at Haymarket. Five men and tire women were there; four men and four women meriting together in an up. stairs teem ; food and elm:num...lee were on toe table. He veiled the house: again at live 'Waste; to 2 ride Oue 111311 sod sus woman were still there ; the man drunk:tad abusive. Defendant mid they were liolg nw. The women were prostitutes. tIM crow-examination he said the Anus: was closed. He knocked, awl some one inside said. " To) Lite." He eaid " Police," aud the door was opened. Urine; supeestesideut gave simile evidence es to the doer, add ing that one man and ono woman were down stdre ; and four men and tons women were upstairs. At five minutes to 2 witness vi.ited the house again. Some one at the door said "Too late." but ho was admitted on 'sub g '• Polite." One man aud two women were there; thu wan drunk and abusive. A p dice-eon stabM was stationed outside the defendant's hoes+, and at 2tt minutes poet one saw three men end three wens it have it, and at a quarter to three o'clock another T*l\ll left. And the question is whether that evidence supported the aerie of keeping open the house in the prosibited Tours.' I think that if the house was illegally own at live minutes jest one, it was also illegally open not moody for tboso lice minutes. but for all the time the customers then there remained in the house. The last of them loft the hope at 42 minutes pest two. I regret the doubtful elute of the law. I see clearly that what is celled allow ing a reasonable time for supping sad leaving a refresh ment house after one &do* is one of those elastic or popular methods of giving the go-by to the objects of the act, which might make it legal to keep the house full of customers during the whole prohibited hours. I also tee that,:by the . easy proems of swearing that nothing wu suld—lbat a, furnished for money—after one, any charge of selling in the prohibited hours would be Klee met, if the latitude allowed by a cited case is to stead. Therefore, in dismissing this summons by sinology to them for the sake of forensic diecipline only, I shall be ready fo (rant a racial ease, if the regular course respect ing it is adopted by the polio after consultation on the subject, se I think the cases I hero a: tad on should le reconsidered, _ _ ]lre. Cram liaii;l;ster,;...iai,4 in Dlythiplons, Hammersmith, was summoned for crowing the West London Mannikin Ilailway. Inspector Morris said the offence was coraraittod at a point where so, many had been committed before, about 390 yards north of the Kensington station. The defendant said she wined to meet the 9 o'clock train as it was within a minute of being duo, mid then) wan :lot time to go round by Kennington. Mr. Da3Taan raid any person pAssitiT over the lino without the consent of the company wipi Iwhle to forfeit • penalty of 104 It was rely dangurotei in a st when, there was so much shunting, and tho oJuip.imy were quite right to put u stop to the practiiar. • The defendant raid a number of permits were allowed to cri se the line. _ _ Iniqicrtur Dorris said Lady Darrow Mai allowed for certain reasons, and she was the only poison psivilege.l. Mr. Dayinan !Avows, a fins of as.. and 2s. °ad.. WALNDBWOUTII. • • - Tropector Hewlett, on behalf of the southMesteen Doan ny Company, applied for a summons against Mho Reynolds, readmit at Wimbledon, for tzettinitout of strain while in motion. Mr. Beaman granted the aunimons. The Inspector Own eaid he was directed by Mr, Scott, the traftle manager, to net for the summons to be made returnable ins month's time, as she was dangerously in. Mr. Bayman - -From the sixty of theaeriduu t i The Inspector -Yea, sir. She fell between the train and platform, and her heed was jammed between the hi d board of the caniage and platform. Before she (veld be re)eeeed a piece of the step hnd to be sawn all. Kr. Darman granted the apptioation. FROM LAST maims GAZETTE. • . RANSILLIPTIL inatarder at Ammo. Watame To ,Markiatadtreac jail = tralk ebbire, gement dealer, It., 14 et 12. LIMO. haw, lAtt/e Beil-aliey, Baingatereintat.tifflrld'webant, 111147.14.1.1)846.75rmr71:174"b61:114:1417.11 7 1:1"6'",411 . 13.1"Pa 1ffi1t.99 54"K at ".... 0 fillegZONNAolll.4l,llllll4‘lllololollo44..earebtat, Dee. 10, at D. • Numgla-town, taws' Cuero, .• orallP•°. N. r_tereett, balder, no.. to , t. nuit 99110441, late of baobab are - 04trar, OT. JOON un in MM.'. dray, Dee: at i fi g 7 -7 Hun, Jam, Ilmate-M. Canderwell • beeper, Dee. A, att. IlxvinelJ MIMS Boller s o . B }. • . 1 ":„.. ;.406,1,8ant0n, Late te. and ace nuumbetator, , reuoNJ:DaL"I;4 . 101231.1114111 . 1.1, City, and Cantles- Tteo_ _ • 1101101111, erine and here metehant, Dee. 9, at 1. 4A rl " , Hiebinead.read, Ifbiatim, Weber, Due.lo, all. • * 4l7 " * . Alhaa.olaa, dfanow.eoad, bamboo lieep,r, Dc. Se 0 . ' 4 it"....4taiata, WILLMAN, Colobabbabset, !Sallie., builder, Die. 9. a It. MOUS, Lawn, lad &YID lfelleset, et. well, late torweisolate, 1t... 9, st Y. Omer, Bearute, Aldennanbary, City, woolen warebonean in, Dee. 7,4 la I I arr. i noun, Ibunogate, Imartioaree, Dee. 10. at It. Pere r. HARtAiI ~ latte Surbiton, barmy, Do'. 2,st It. Pal., WILLIAM!. . HIN=.6OIOII. dipper, Dee. 7, at I. OrArrows Wassait, Attar, beallaw. nem. 10 . 1 1ll• Starr tam, Jews, Saar Hatatog, alter, Der. 9, at 2. liernu um, num pea, low.a. • D. 7, at 11. Beinurwa, Aeramwros, Bberatarilammt, late pala ces, Dee. fA, at IL Toweam.ro. WILLIS., lit. Bar, era,. Hest, babb.r, Dee. 7, at It. T Boreal., O, Quabidge•boa, Hao&nei-roal, grocer, nee. 141. at It Walnuts, foam., Wandaterlb.eseusaa, builder, Dm. 9, still. numrs, Teams Elm Amu, Bups-tarrae, Pultwn, emanation spat, DK 10, WILIOI our,, 111(111/15 Du,AnwrAty w d r late vane sawyer, Dee. 9. Id IL 'Wpm, Anoints Bram doorway, Meatball-mad, Kentiah town, Ede, itogrerber, Dee. 9, at N. We . err, Witraa. tinks.grove, MONO, 1100 bold keep - 2 . , Nor. 9, at 11. tin reageolbe nimble& Marla Aartat.B..3laselleater, matrebant, Dee. 7, at I I. ANON. Tasman Beenutox, Balboa Amebas& Durham, everkialeta Dee. 9, at 12. BAnatne, Twousa, Leleemier, hams maim, Tire.'l9, at 10. Homer,WAtrea,Cabatabay,Durbak.,aselnarelant,Dee.l.s,atll. Bruns, Hagar, Ilemblendel4,lala iffaabsispw, Dee. 7, at 11. Bultsuor, 09011165, Bpstkbroolt, WentaletalUse, retail bearer, Dee. 9, at 11. • Bruner, Boars, Doubead flt.lfary,Wdte, auwent...... Dee. 6, at 11. Brae, Roemer, Ila7drabridpe, Nallataberload, innkeeper, Dec. , at 1. CASS KIN TOONAII, Bonebeitiar, tobsexambt, nee. 16, at 94. 00 • 0117 4 J 0.., Dembury, Tarbakire, Gab defer, Dee. 10, at S. Cur, Arrows Pamir Conan., Ammeter, tutor, Dee. 9, at It. BODINT Dwx, Waverbee, bursustare, &mom is bay earn, Dee. 4, at 11. Decrement, BArrnaw, Bowling, Tabular*, stemmas" Doe. 4, at 11.1._ Fe • • NB, WILLIAM, 111011100&tie broker, Dee. 17, at It. Farm, James, dammed, „macs wade &eater, De.e. et It 1.1 CUM, HOIST ALerarosa, Sundertand, innlovo-r. 1),..t, at la. O.zre, Gomm Forre.“, aid IlArsatt ORSON, L'eds, billiard table insnufacturere i _Dee. 7, at 11. H B WILMS. Oddelldleld, theatrical prepri-tor, DC. 14, st , ItekatlMM Roma Motior Toes ex, ManelandoT, beta'. out titer, li ce, 16, at 04. .for, Irice.b . r, pap r box manufartur,r, De , . 11. at 11. J.OlOl and Beare lIOLLIX.. Leeds, cloth maauf.r, barb, Dee. 7, at 11. Alm, Nazar Joan., Liverpool, budder, Dee. 4, at 11. lee.., I urn, Beadateter, beet rattails, Dee. 15, at 91. Dairen, karma, raga. "learasuldre, farmer, Da•. IS, at 11. Owes, Ds rip Lawn., Cardiff ceannaimem aped, D I. al ()anus, WiLuar . , Brigg, Lineolatiaire, ale and pater 10.1141•01. Dee. 9, at 12 TOXIN as, Bie.vairra,Flouttamptonaarria. Atom dealer.D.v.3ot.l7. Posture, Jong, Nob lit. Mary. tifineratab.,l.ale...,lke. 3. at I I. /ostu, .Iterusaa, Utter Bruati,ton, LeantegtodUre. ebartv mast. ea a milieu. Dr. 9, at 11. Iti a, J.w ra , Itegen 51.mbray, tlahnompr, Der r 7, at 14. qua, 1 1i. 14leton-m-the-Waidx, Torii Jain., tuber, 1a in at 11. f!. a.el. Tuntefraet, hotel keeper, De. 14. a . It. ltoertee, Ta . ia., Ilandebir, Cannamtbradure. eolisetr ter, Ea C. 4.st 11. Er mete. Jona, Itaniwarde, gale r, Dee. 5, at 12. SARI.IIIII.T. AkT NEI THONAPI. 11..0401 . . hover, Ire. IS, at It. FDA re, dumb., ihriftbury, Yorlarhire. ;Fewer, Div. 7, at 1411.1.1.1111. WILLJI.X. Bristol, manniasien agent. Irv - . 4, at 11. Ovular Jugs sad Jaw-a Klem m, Ilevuaisso, lal!ositera, ISee. 1. at It ✓&TLOD, /*NM, Beau, Lineotarbile, peak butcher, Dr. Ft. at 10. Tworm a, Nwnotme, Bert/aro Tydfil, victualler, Dr. a, at ill. Tiforivii, WILLIAM. Bertha T 24191, farmer, Dee. 14, at Is. 1.01111.11. IJIVOION. Halifax, tea deal. 4 ., Doe. 7, at 11. Wart yule, Cu -, Liverpool, coininiarion matt, De , . 7, At 14. Biwa, Fatima. x, Locklen, Norfolk. brickmaket, Dee. 9, at 10. NOV. it% /rm.. Deguisr-road, Vitoria -park, toi% avert oulaufartruvr. DECLARATIONS OF DITTDILNDS. n. PIT' AAA ‘l, , l.rad.r-rtreri, (2atrea, brearal %irtaall.2 —let ad of N. bid., Nov. 26, sad autrainort Wednealay, it rart4re.. Rafraithall-rtteet. WARM HATWOnn. W. Modvpm. Woreriter•hin hnt.4 k vivr -114 uividead 01 5, Iod, any Muniday, at litturaat'a, Simla& tem. Ciumci ITosait taw,. (wparate Artatr), Arton au l Sattmt 4.1- 11. Id, Warairkrikile, edge VIM maauf.rtur.r—ld dividea I of Ili. PO., any Thunalay, at Einseaeo,l3,rtaing:uaa. DIVIDMMEL _ _ Pre. 15. J. Tr. Bari - it7i.eit , e,Zr. doi. mater -D±-'.17. W. Hadar an.l Ehl w Vole, 11..untaut5.-thize, &s(rur -I).^. 17. 11. J. budbridre and J. Dollnidne. Stroud and Didbri 14 • Ulaa t plan., uild. 2. J. HarAd trio. T,:rlohd.., unter-Ihr. P. 11. bindwnad, Orring,tahrte,,nl4 IS. r. J. 14.u.na r. New litomptan. Krat, bugle major In , Ito army li. (4. RAO, Chatham bontmeiter-D.I. IS. W. V. W. nar.t., 1.0.1 cder. hoar. utter- Ilee. M. A. W. Ray wlrd. Now 1 1 14.11”!1* a. P111,0,a. lire? Ned virtuality-De... S. T. 11tatta. tire .t (*at worth, 111.4diagdonotare. witne ntanntartanye-D... 4. J. 11dIte. :44 .4. t.. Id, rook lute& r - DA. 4. W. I'. Winter, Ph. ‘ootelyn 1' -1,. 4. P. Wain.. bnotzn Arr. 4. J. 41-4.. Pio Sold, flu:oiler-Do% T. )liner, litmaH. Tntiothino. brooAl J %ie. e. 4. O. W. Harrio.l4ll , 11, R•.r -In e. 4. M. Gil.on, Phoolio44, keeriwools - 4. 0. Abirlan. 'PbtlB.44. beet We knit oisnaLwt , .r t shinitid, horny-Dec. 4. T. Newer, iite :HA I, Iverholo l.ypr Ive. 4. J. Herring. Haroloworth WodlotAtee, Yorketira. tail:- 4. J. Taylor, tihernold, otonowision. DD!!IPLVICD. T. Ciedtra liverponl. groans I. Rid ia.73. U. rmir,(l, J. rain.', and P. Flegg,, Mohan. er rum rpinwri, at far as 7. rani. J. Haan. • and S. (VW - T. Karn toe and r. tai • !crib. Obi Meld. rutli q ensaufacturer•--T. Molt:gem urel W. law. lay ds, jonene-r. IMkiugne and J. C.d.a, Bentle•tra, Vitt!. C. 4 H. (1. flOrt On and J. 11. Mann, lialbeck.E.e . k,hire. • tr g. ono- -J. T. U•versun and I'. Ihriling. Aldrelnanhary. .51..:nt.ur.,•ra- _tun Burt.L and Lli/.41.1411 Ma ria, Vii•toria-letr4. 111011couy.trar1, ..tarntak.n. -T. W. Willie. t. .tmet in% al )'. K. M. Killtrahiek, lerktnlver -green. watah-.•••• to Ilea torero, on for aa riirard• T. H. M. Kirkpatrick—O. Smith and I. Kith y. Itinninghant. enanufartuneri -S. It. l'orl.t.r and H. (:.*pair, Ti. biome-orrice. High Il.gh.ern, v. —M. H. King at d O. F. Cr...., Latrine. r-ronl t. n.mi,dan t,tenta O. N. Pugh and T. F. Deven.U. liverpt.d, p ur..J Lralwrs —B. J. H. Fowler and A. Clettunt, I*.y.a &Moroi Eggar and 1.. A. Lewis. Lliancerydrair. 1 ell ate aiyoes- C. bienpron and 11. J. Langlinnit, Kit ra m-an rr. 'Latin p. 1170111(111- J. li tram and T. Briettetheon. r urt , ton, Li k . ea 4 hr. la*, s nt—J. Phillips and E. C. 11.41c1e. Until! ad, el enrolgirs- W. H. Par sad tne di invet fa. t al. r•- F. W. Tneirett and E. Situntal Sattla-lao City. laud. tr-T. Voting and H. Binh y. New -toms, p hell and A. Futlayaon, illanrow.eirr.mia.ion In reh.e tt• - T. H. awl IL Watm.e. laiW, nirruhao•• -r. M•lneade. J. )('151,.h. and H. M'lntaelt, illargow, Luther m.gua.satie. solar as rtganda TRAFFIC RETUJLNS. Ern warm. Mika Pao- bier- Total. 2%44 OFa auger oktuhltse. kiss. IT. Week eadieg Nov. L. t A It 1 ilisyrna and Carob& .. — 612 1,111 1,653 1,632 We,.k ending N,,v. 12. Idetsopolitus 7 0.161. ..trl Iletzopanan/ktlt.Juble wood ... . I/ MI Mont ( 1 vie Railway tze.lllc realpta tor 'rock tubas S.K. IT. 1110.311%. MA ....... Tali WATER. SCret.lf AND SANITARY COlO/111- stmt. —Wutrattait Nov. 73.--The Queen hair ben 'leased to appoin t Right lion. Thomas Oxon" Lord Northluook ; the Right Ron. Oberlin, Earl of Romney; Franc's Wempa Charteria, Esq. (commonly called Lord Lle1.0); the Right Hon. Charles Bowyer A4derlfy . ,.• the ltightlion. Briny An.tin Bruce ; Sir Thomas Watson, Bart.. ; Sir Charles lanyon, hot. ; Lieutenant ' Celoncl Charles Brisbane F.Wart, R.E. ; John Robin. son 11•Cleim, Esq., ; Oeorga Clive, Fog.; Panels Sharp rowed, Esq; Acton Bowe Ayrt .u, EN.; Roger Sinclair Aytoun. Esq.; Benjamin Shaw, Esq.; 1 John lambert, Fig.: James racist. Fa+. E.R.C.d.; Berry ' yldboro Rurnerv, Esq. , M.D. ; Henry Wentw.mtls .!cla m, on M.D. ; Ro b ert Christisrm, Esq.. Mit ; William Stokes, Esq.. ; end !Samuel Houghton, clerk. M.D.; to by her Majesty's amounissioners Is Minim into and re nt on the operation of the sanitary laws fur towns, vil !age. , end rural districts in Britain owl Leland, so let as then laws apply to sewerage, draircyte, water sup ply. removal of refute. prevention et ovrwcrowling and other conditlons condireivo to the public !swan. Also to inquire alto tad report upon no ...pota tion of the laws for preventing the ficrodu 'Lou sod spreading of coot:ups:RA uu,l infe.lioos disvaves and of epidemic. injurious to the public health. Also to inquire into and Tenant up o n thelcsnladministrition of the aforesaid sanitary laws, namely, the coil-tautens and action of the rtspoctmc governing or managing bolos and the formation of the distrieto ii afitirla Sheet taws are c.irrted into execution. Also 'fa *Oro into and roport uyon the operation of that part of lie registration system which relates to cortificatesof *asses of death, with power to suggest improvemunts in all or any . of the orsttors atoms:4l• in pa rticular to di..Roguish that should bis m their operation from those which should ho ve only, and any Woe which should be generally applied from those whisk, alssidd be 001411UNal to populous pfir - m or particular losalitien—iiewitr. Btitutgatink CArrLg Buow.—This othilition takes place urzt week; the private view takes place on Moods/. The eats* err unusually numerous in most of the divisions. Of cattle there ant 173; shored,. 103 ; piDy 47; roots. 174; core. 42; poultry, 2,312 ; and pigens, 144. Then, with tip additions of agricultural irniAcinentl noel machinery, and the well-fundslied stalls of sone of th e principal seeds *air, pill make up an exhllntion of a molt comprehensive ch aracter. The annual e k hibit,,,,, of sjeulinkattd other dogs ale. takes place ihAt wrek 1:102017•alli. amid promise* to be, as usual, very attractive. The entries to die two divisions are SW, againit !WI last year. Da unman and Co. 4 ; Belfast. Are the t largest MIL 9. -211144 - 1 6- 21 "CaM W = .~ _ . No moss Puts Os LIT onus Mamma Nr Dvirosu, Cistme Cr. ". ntett e . imam Do Saiggkrzi iat... lta ''''' : 7- .. 4 ft r iart.* . 7t7,....L,1. A . N.,. .., t. Wm* . 12:40 6 214Ermialed. t • It N. • WBi —.--- , . . Yesterda fifty-two con Members Wert ho llama/ to t o now parliament, in the proportion of 19 I,Lcza ito 33 conservatives. England and • With s tint 10 liberals. aniilif oosiaerviativolli Ire land 7 of either party, and Scotland two. • Wis , 1 . —.G res gained ten seats, viz., tlrO r tin tit; et neriv•-- ", of Mid-Httert7, •two i Neat new conatftam.„, Staardililo, aigi ono h i g m .. . ... tr am amiiiiamii... • • Bait hunex, South I,anceerr, ItiddleAsx,. North -Del haul, nud Buterhire. Thertiberr: 4 gi n ne d &we Fedi— Carnarven, Carmarthen, ,oath A yr , an d Wexford. Ito now flonto of 'miens now con- Falls cf Gil it:culla-is, of °Aloft 3e4 aro liberals. and 247' are chtmervatiro, The liberal majority ii now tlisiptere 117. • 4 i 'S , . ....m.,..;, ~ iiPdiiTING INTELLIGE2J I VAGYIIeN ;Es Aral sirui)Lic Tomer. • •• • Ipv:ng been ousted hoot llic it ad 08 111,0 1 at A 4 . o "kbe . eaa l s a.M4I dm tuuzaittte foutd an digibsa track es this Strout -111•111 lOW, and ante an imams expenditure they have sue- A ri i.sal iss nadiong what was at Meta i lay pit Woe fair Maple i tan it One, eu a Lich the nesen was faun tuaagerated to-Lay is the satsia.t a • goodly swan 4 mindatens sad In realty la &thud "emir. Impale the recant heavy rams, the " going " ale 4 meth ut, and nous!. the tumors were not are monerou.k. milt have late expteted ham the wahine, makty in thi. in mates. 1131140 up for yeasitaty. Mad these was a good raw for the sincipil went or the day—the Greed biatiamal Montle I.:ace. The and natant& ~.ix Seam inelmin ofme M rt g math weight for wises between a, sad • lay Tony of Mr. NattlatioNs. at Lan-Tait twelve with the lk= f irfasdlo Nam, wink fell to favoiake, Niss narks, vskote Ant appearance it' yam over hardln, and who its Inlaid soother 410V1C4,-.-1110W11 Je.4— noddy. 'lto Stelarde Nteepteehase Plate loomeht out eight Mown, of whew Appleeron was made the favourite, but to was kit at the poet, and though he went on • Wag way in T unit of Ida Asid he iefimed the tint fence, ea did ale Poked& &lathe, the san d favourite, mask most of the running, end ihnee t wea min. The Deady, who won the Sweeps es, tak was not barked by Ws owner, Mr. • for a sidling that gentlinisa hacking Ifernehatim, fell when he had the nee in hand. The National Hardie Have • $ brought eat ' Mae renaers, of wham link, a " ea 'et" Irma Lord illaraford's dable, wag move fawned than Pesti Liter, who, however, won rather eke vesly, Lank tiring at the Manh, white damaat my meek for his abeam is the big nee of the morrow. Pearl Diver repaid Mr. Brayla tar kis 4sappst last year with Moose who, it will to reinnobtred, wag woad , to Steamboat. The ankh bgtirees Olobak, lent llb, and Mr. Indeed's pa), list 011 b. It woo at bet famed would be an interesting alms., but when it wais found UM lilubule, who won the hit rear hen two ammo age. had to comae am little weight, long odds wen betted on the hone who made all the naming. The spurt eentlinkd with the Haute re' Nate, which fell to No tio. lia tails of the spat an appended : A Emus° Ht 111.1.14 Haar e 4 a rare. each. with 13.eove. added; ler fl,..n.eids sad upwards ; weight for age; wieners extra ; the winner to Ls veld by mamas fur au um. About am mile sod a half, oversee flight* of hurdles. tar C. Nagent's Norringtna Mr. B. ill. noises Brown Jug Mr. 11. Lim n'a t bedding! on (late Cobra I' api_llii) ... .... . 3 Nettie( : Ito A apt Norrington, 7to I art Mmkbsigto in, t to I met Moue Jug, 6 to I aged Veal. and Ito I Eget Albums., 'ion hill. anus' *II4IIMILR , alllis Pun tlisadkup) of bus aura.; 1414.444 as. etre. AL.uut lam auha anal align. . Mr. W. Unties tiaras& ... . gr. Hecar's Binh.. .. 7 Wit. H. awaha 'a fltgli yn r Pt titbit: 2to 1 eget Aptikertsla, a to 1 swat Hint •,I3 to 1 oath ..t ( lark& and 3 he I .uitle, and has to it ag4 thrtayer. the said was eaity ',Weed br the rafusal of anppleuriso Awl, and although White got tutu to gu un after Pie otlairs had tun it mu dolma e, Le ja metent!y n fused nue nr.t tents., an ex- Lott le what' woo tolliased by l'Akrita, and the pair, alter n il sited nth astir.. had bean made to get th. to over, were walked 1 .k to the . rariwine. Atalanta .at out the Irak, folio avl by liirlitytr. black Priam, and Chums for half a wihi, when Mask I 'slat lulled to the I. to. Atalanta, tlarusa, and Ilistlillyer fol bw ivy, with and 11... tonne sow° detaiteu in the rear. Afttr loundies • the Dm kenhaas-ruad turn tlanna depnvaal Black l'r.nor of (hr summand. tfinli. ruisuiug into third ;Awl.. In the. •a) if.. y inn until at Hag the Tirana jmnr, which ("farina took iima intoner in adastwe .4 Bird..., Hwy). r, The littitie, an t Atolsota following at .hear iotersals until ...siting (1w Pusan hawse hate, wb o lughdyrr took third phi..., and altar jutis!ang into the tecau.ar het lune memo', Mark nato r, howesar, !putt 4 its quaiteis, Ithah,t tlitsde and Atalanta mutually tailed off. 113 st-quartile of a mile loom 1.011/r Noll., run paid Bludi I lib. a and Vie tty. r, Lot (I , rina had the rim in hand, and to sing na hag along woe la a canter by sin length* (nos ittnhe. iiigi.n)tr, who an. a had Winn •sis abbot a inutile .9 lengthy, in as :tune of Mark l'iirel.; whilst The Guide, who hotted in nest, ‘Bl, thr only nor of the otb, re who pawn the punt whilst the jisdge was in LW 1161 C. Atalanta walked in snow tome ate/want*. A BiPertrrnasn 1.4% AAAAA Kr% of b pow.. mull, ft, with kip added; f. rs.yrolds arid sitnnuala ; weight for met the 'winner to ho told t y ■u.t.. n tor tw wow. ; if foe Moors., mattered Illas. Akvut two miles ands haU. labs.) 11. kilo. n'a 'IL.- Wady . . . . 1 31r. R. J. Weight'. %%Id Iluntsman. it,. It. huyl Watenwrry _ . Butting: 5 to 2 sod Bet lisehastns 4 to 1 each agar Wad IND:A nn; %maudlin, and Waterpeiry, and Ii to 1 (at Mat 3 to 1) apt lien Una,. Vivatalieso wad away with a tithing Ind of Ban harm, Watery...oN and Means:se, but taking the wronr twin alter landing ion the fent*, she 104 a lot .4 mound, an.l Illettnlonan sent in with the had, thinly, Waterparry, And No nuns.. t. Don mg In the Be-ketiliain-rnel tom, by which time • tt man n. bad ,and Leyden, aid, getting on tents with her lo loos, took stiond ;lam, Will liisatausan and Patience bninting up the n ar. At the Lindley at tie wood-tile Vivandiere Lradcd Mein. halm, tie her being foilowel by Waturpinry and I am y, tut at the Mutatie befen• melting the brook Vlvamhere .pain tan not of the roam, and Metnehauni vets left wit), the rlicwing the way over the water-Minute Dandy ant VI An nrity, Mimi se and Vt'i:tl Iluotsman pimping tt te nsile 5, •I. art luaus u &moo 'tut on in penult, Vino eine Icing ullid up 'Mr tithing tie Cleo 1,4 the Ike tr Isamu maintains-al hie lad until the fen* Meting out of the inelmune, a mile (rein Lome, where Le fell, mud Watermary, who had take uan wad place on upplmaching the femn, took et:, tie itaming. handy, At dd Ilen•nein. and Ilettimio &snowing at ei. ar inttztan; Tsai. nor toiling along in the r.z. Watt a ,a 11011. hull* Vi lid Denison:in yeelualiy chant noon the loading lam Watt ny.h. s. r, heisting an ireentaggr OrelaitlinCht • 1 1 air, after butting stitch he wait h. Min aril weird iu turn 11 bandy sad Wild liuntori-n, sod the (erne ?having the to.ot • 1 twee lair win In a canter try -it length: ; Mater!.. n y aro a hot thin , and liner mac was the only one of the Men. who post the Bat. winner was and to tartan il.selied for '33 1, Amin NAVOW AL Benne Air 11. MO • Use! of IS Ines, 016, 1111, and 6 only if det land, w.th in ; winnow open; tit • 1441.34 to virile. tit Ahont tsu t0i1.,. and a quaatAs, Wee II via lights et turdlis. ler. k. illayky 'a Penal Diver a I lir. T. V. Minnie,. Wick . Ma H. Duni 1, id's 1 hipteuLoin YAWL/ : rto I opt link, 4to I amit Vont. Dint, 6 toy cried Vl'ddtoler. a to 1 agat Moe rte. nitt, ant to to I NI dent Ito t) tint Tte Non Deepatched at the Ind attempt, that lot nn its geed Over for a tt w Phi ides, when Mn. nen att and guinea ski wed is Stott ; Let tenon thately tlo.y had ...tiled dew., rn ttrie wink it ble. tall took up the running, miaowing the *Ay At a lairds rime, brined by Sultan, The Nun, t! nppenhain, WiLI Lour, and law Vale in good • r • link .sod Anti Inver en '- tending, dud Salamanca bringing up the rear. TM. , order wag seinntainad fi r • qtart. r of a nide, when Mira tlkeiratt dr , w char. f for Imaocs, of whom the Nun, Sultan, And T..w Vale site run tiding in chaster, re irl Diver and trinnumen beinit row r in the gar. After rounding the ftvkentutm-roah lists Tie Nun 424144 heeded Mv.. Skerran ' Wild Briar, button, nod t hula ham now being the attendants on the Is soling pair, 1 east but, drawity up mt. the company of Briek, vi 1.1114 halt ranee. on toiling on liopele.say in the sew. On you dirg the lisp Wild Briar ran iiito Mine, and at the tome nit sent The Nun was pa.-ed by Sultan; who, however, diary" 4 lack hi foe the Be c k e nh a m-r oa d t urn erns readied, au I 1*(1.11 Dint ituning Hoorah his Lonia took owned place ; but Iliss kkciratt stall maintained a dear load, Weld Briar, (Ain't:aunt, Brisk, and The Nun *w a ggling in oboe carder. Ball a mile !non home Vim Sterna wait in trouble, sod on Li r rennin( nt the ennintaiel woe t don Briek, list filer lying at hie quart an until the lad flight '• of buidk a, on landing whht the pair drew away dear of Chip pi Edam, Wild Liiar, and Mow liktitutt. Whim fairly in the ' aftaiftlit Vi ild Lriez and t3sippentuou need up to rearl Diver and Balk, the former of whom kook up the running at the foot et the hill, and having the Cheltenham horse In trouble when Ike accent was in ached drew gradually away, and won e n4ly by a Icryth, whisk dntanee divided Britt trove Chippenhara; the lath n twang • bead • ely in fond of Wild Briar ; Kim like rnitt was Afth, Nun sixth, Sultan rovinth, Taw Vale eighth, and talamanta lair—• !nation which she had ocrupied throughout. M Alen, 11th each, half ft ; weight fur Three and &half Mr. T. V. Morgan's Globule Mr. Maitland's Bay Pony ...... ...................... ....... . Bitting : to to 1 on Ciksbule. AMr ' ' .of 6 sous each. 2 ft, with 30 ad ; for 6-yr tdds and onwards, and whites have been rnsularl hunted, ; wr ight fur age; em penaltior. Two mile no the eat. Mr. J. Willtwu su's Hugo Mr. lrixote's Otht lb W A 2 Wain Jarata's Aurifera. to lon Othello, to 1 fag d Now, Tte 1 a p.t. Clan, 1r to Bg4lJtthtland,andlooto6 cult aimt Aurihr; Wood man, and La rto e. 1 'VETTING ON THE COURSE. GREAT METROPOLITAN STREPLECILLSIL 4 to 1 apt Steamboat (t&o) I 14 to 1 mot' litmeirse Ito 1 TbeNun t& o; 16 to 1 Hanoi (t. & B to 1 almood (,) lO to 1 -- Mao/Anton (t) Ito 1 Bait* ci to 1 —; 44C. (t &plot) Ice to Atari Mver(M) ADYTNALTY, Nov. 2:1. —The • undeneetitiomul officers have this day been promaed to the riuk of enginuir in her Majesty's fleet f—Mr. Charles William Lewis totting), Mr. Benjamin Taylor, Mr. George Wright, Mr. William Read. Mr. William Thomas Searle,- Mr. William Staten, and lir. Meng Watts Real. --Gazette. AftflArLT ON A TOWN COUNCILLOR. —At tho nuktnen Polies Court yesterday two Irishritini, named John Roan and Jame* Welch, were charged with assault. log Mr. Councillor INekworth, of Blackburn, and a Mr. Thelma), on the la ) of the parliamentary electing. R oa n wit fur th er charged with attempting to stab Mr. Thomson at the rams limo. It appeared that the compl a i nan t a were rut upon when leaving the riling booth aitaat...l in Stinktc-street by u 11U11111.11 . of Irishmen,. and without any provocation being made a bottlo was thrown JAW Duck worth'. heath width, luppily. missed aim. Thep then lineeked both of them down, end Makel them severely. On Mr. Thomson getting away he was met by Rum, who flourished what was supposed to be a butcher's Wis. and made a desperate stab at his head. lie warded of the blow, sad ran away. The magistrates oonunitted Rasa to .prison fbr two months and Wuich for four.aeontle‘ to the Preston Moose of Correction. Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S 'Pn.t.s. —NO re • —Public opinion speaks hi •• forbid era alia Vales Me nev i ,. of limo fair 1•8' nwerbie she rms. theeetiou of difllqmt emir. sad alisroserrahrg rri z * a ti t amays. WM bow mil t he for at ium._ ~ellae awl igk om o gia llia. al lavabt instbe twv , e v ailtu Aft biI LT A X T ig . vtarb earl Immpsfr u Tt•l• • • MVOs and Wollowsherlilik lot A l ! One* mart, sad g a •-• L. 0. .•... - • • ... 1 ... 1 4-----_-. ARKSTB. ---.-___ ,itia-.11,--.7Z7z:b.r.:*:.'ii7l:A.-IThe-4,17',..rr,4t!vi. R. la d C are full 'stem. Eabnated Wan Mallit9ll7. tter • ft,lit speadatios and await ,Lto A., --.- "' 6 . 9 0 u: sin Perts/14.. &e. 104 d. te fled. ; 1,........,...: l. ht. CEIVI If saw and Watt, h Id. to lat. e ..... . - 7, _ 41 14 -• - *lsm 70. to lidd.; ao norm, - '" . .trl .' COO &pa- . , 144 • • 1.. N l4O &mt. Id. to ion. . • a • • 7'. dt If air Itimit.....‘ ANAS • • , /"P•••• ........, . t, • ..... bit • Er It: - • kit Btoital7gle " firl . 1 ‘ lT4fr u"..4ll6 .rtz. , fat ye, ." 1- ', Witatna &weds, lad.; ste. 'I - • 1 -• ..._ ult 'Soo ..-....----. ......... ........... COTTON 000D91.-11..... .. ... .f..v„ 21 v.„,.. , 0 dllepeatam to ,W twists mar *ma to. wet of t. • . t...., tart. Ytr thipptug mane ter mo • .•t nee 6.. 1 , .„ i „, •*, l'Al d a y, h. maavaiire of the p.....t...... et ottra h ' .."...... V „) ..V ailed ante woe; Let tleno logy • L., .e„,,,,i ~,, ... r -1 , . ..... Mother .• have been done in tie,. r•,,,,,, ~71 • -.)•• .1, ro *pawns in vasty to-c' 1., re d. n a.. Wot r• shwa r. (motto give. 4,t +H th.. ira,,,A.,,, . •'' .• . .• . ,Fta ~, 4.41. • • • WO . 1 ., * rep ).me, for the Lome treoe, the tank. t Ter with • hur sawaut of Luau... in...ra I, 1 - ' s ' ........r. ... ee " low a u lt a l e i daf " Jo: 71.i...d a 11b.t 0 1."."11..%..1 4 dUi1fd . ...er1P°::•••1 16. 4 r. .•:'.'t...4:L'.,.rtis':%,''l4:•;-;r..• . ~. aal tomato of mien me rtill su ir.. • Co. in l ' ,.y,',.4 . 1 • of the L.vemool cottos meant .... t • 0 . . I t.,1 .....1" '.• CI The large Lueitem to part. d meta toe .ad ,h.. . . -' ' . tan mu papaw swag bet • rem nauniaeto r ..,l .' • . t • and I fa. awns Lave of tailor ho. 0 01.14, ito 1 .... ~., ,'' ' t Why foot ,herb Isixentlon., and the Inium..... 1,,..,..., , ~•, , - hove home of the largo numulartuot,, ..,.,„. ta , ~., • I X- . .' Pro Or tolitto th e net rt to landed wow t.. ~..:..Z. " . ' . - .0 ...• Pala a state of llama tablet. rat ail lean to. up,, I .; .•, '- If. to an • tan.yde wbi. h ran rn •onu. 1,• 4 .. T.... t .,., --, • re. /41 , eroding , their DIM I, only three and lour 4.y. l • ' :• _..•••v• Pk. " now gad that it twat, tees fusond I,y t... ..•••„:, ""'• ' - torero, and see diepeeed to no tom too f . .. 11 Ita l .:, r 7., i ll M doubt that the rent St lnutkoltate prof, 10.1,,, :• ' 4 1 ' ..• the fault of ev.r prulo•tiow, anci tt .....1....,..1•• .....:-. • 41 „,,E, durum of eme.ly, ► it potry geneval, toe . :it :Am.., .... l '• • .'"......' turns is at losit • lett.: ',oaten • ' "o a..,,, 06 ... ..= PORN.-Erm, Nov. 94.-At to-!ay.. r ., ‘ ,i,„. llTtly of tr,pl/14 which rills ,lowly at ...out 1.. ....; ~ , 4 . 11 ... ok , line al rm. yid hut weekbat nin• of 64 ir..; ; ',.,,, l . ~,., r , 1.... • the water. Yon lan srgiened, ~;. , ~ ~, • .... , V. Batley for malting la.:', 4 ''''' 1,, - Ilitsi wet give wag, to awe extent. Ikons WI •;•'•• ''....."1 i . Az< Odle meet •alow wale at late rater, 1...,. .,., s '-sheo fit** t - Wheat. o .6lB; barky, I i,to ; ~..; ; . no •• 4 ` 1, gir l per, 4,916 f teas, 1,061; rye, VW; la ..w . as, ;...i 4. „,' ' 0 2. 2 ' . ' D liontts, Nov. 24.-A very Wit er.....y re 0'.... t h, :- , but the &wad being Waive the hal. too • ' ''''.. iv! A /V•44,4i. at rather under late rates. Nara, ta felremili eaten, Wm at le. prermarter decline. limas and p a... ••f r,.. In L0u,.., Nov. TA -Ns have wady to dur.A... 4, .... , wheat to-day. Millets wart to boy at i.gly ~ ;r o o t 1 . . skis= money, whleh teeters will net elicit, t.. Then.. ' ' IPaae anomalous ponties, for pn•lo. are p ..der. • , . lower is the manumit., market than ar,y ..: .. • ' ' - cr products's...is; A a thereto,. pr.... ) . ......„. . ;- -. •11.1341. or they will have to mo..- u........ . ' F r i. ta tenedave etc boanne to any .xtont non L t ; t., 0 .:•;; ~• ' vary ioluM Nat ; other We 1 . as tapir., ' ' • ••••,. Wei - GIT 1.010. Nov. 24. - The w.utL.r • ooto•; , • , ...... • • ' o . .11 enuth.vrot. W.• hose cotain • nee!. r ~.. .. , . , . •cr clay's await for *orb a dell mad , woe e• a• . .4 . Wet week's priers. themes op. t0.......4. :•••••• • ~. prices. Earley: the LW :n....tiez •0; I . . . • . it to Wm, emissen ray grinds.; •; , ..,d t.. o r . , . • ' Al leans end tuts but listir donor, .t.; ~ • • • . ; kV , quarter imperial to the prrow. r ..-.... .„: ~ .: .., - mete boa. Whs. per imperial Ledal. ae. t• ~ ,. . ; Ws i SOW., fm. to bra; ditto, ri d , ~:.:. . • . ~;, , . • igivi balky, bud• Untidier otaltate. ~ . : , olo• , .... ditto, run. . Chersalier dine, :az, . .. • ; :kdbe ' . to . *de., Ws. to ran. ti•u• . • ' N .- -----1 1....., mark, &lbw. Go alba., ,:. ... . Jan.. Na.. *.rivers-Tore, N... : • .• . a and day Lea eastward wet, wad. • • • . g. it. aid. •At ear mallet trio h., 1...,.• , .. . - - - N.,stb Instant, we had e very . . .:, . .. Gt Ore tun e time very Inhere! .tr , ..• t ar. owlish, nof averal met.. • ..• . 801 • tautly od a Ito ited eh.tra• t• r : -..4 - • . Mass a... 1 t lea t•sno. than ou , ••• • ••J :„... Gala ham. for the Got ei....th r .1. I.• .. , .. . Apt dowawada. lur malts. 1 ....• :. •. - . Agate ultleugh teller, tali, wi.,•,.‘ ;., Cl •• . • . . fter . ...l. In other WO,. se ',..... ! . . NIA Fret.. uatLee solar to &twat Iveht Itrear, Nov. 24.-Not stn. h ....,, .. pet. a. reasthg Item Its. to 1.•• .1 .. . . .. B' ..raw .1,..w of Laity, '.u: tat u• , .. - • . heed; 41a. le ale. pr or 50 . ....1:.• j : . .. ~. atee rte teddy diettnned of tot r ...i.: -to, . .. . . . o old, 3:,.. to W. pm 24 Rome.- T StlF.tt SI Ti. Au.. ti.-Wt..at • r'l, f • : .- ' . II the d.inituatrao dial, at pr.. oto>n L.,•,..1 .:' .- ' . • al to Ans.; rd; 2.. to Ile. per 1n...1 or ~.0. • ' . ' 11 Leto al k ..Low, but sot Innen v. 1•••1 . • . .• ... • . . -- malting, 46. to 6!a. per qr.; pmt....:. ..:• • : tiling . bow, and (mut, engt4 - in ...1., , w . ......... . a Nu h 1 a. to Sta. per 24 gene. bat...tow. Nov. rt-n , ei-•,,! r.. 1, -. • • IV electiou IXi it, nett. and lb.. att. • ...1. • • ...• ... Trade W.'.l vat dull. and to on •• ..,. . , .. , The the 4,L.)utuld have had tot, ......; t • .1 .1 '".. • .. • . i 17th Orr, tyke nut aduetion ('.r wet..',, n0...1 .. - . - - . 1 404 10.. erm &e i.. Tbe .and •• e may I. • •• . . : :*. . u The and wive sn'tling wau Woe is Oill.r .• i - I'. . i tion I wire it. et...tut:rm. :- %11: • at, ..s.. t • '. • ' ..:1 . • . preen oat., W. tu Na t door, u:.. to :Xi.. to r "a:. The Sated ..-- POI CAITLE.-Boonvonau e No:. •V,-'.t'.• r. ~ l . 1 ward, oupily ..f boats Urn on Tu...1..y I, t ; the .: I .. The ty no mow. stet tate. (Men.. qua :ten. r.+..,- ' 7 . 1na..., 11.• rupply.of sheep was an.enno.ob..- .sip; t.o. 1 wet c ruled shady at Late quinattou.. .F.. p 4, a Ist,. . ,vast . ton Ltionrsal:t..Al. 10 f, :•;,.1. •.. 7 ~I t.. r Ih. : t. . • debt 1 cid. )'an n pigo, 10a. ed. to IL. it,r etre. Pee...• , I n , m g tel. telt*. al. The • wealo • and 1. 'lb. U Zurday Timm." t.f Nov. it. goy. 1 at, the ~.mimet ertuouniale to hoe .010.0) tol t.. !, 1 "CP ; Cot:, Fora... Co ati out) ...1 I Nut- , - - • •• • I. Es . . . lova. C. 0.. irt that M 41461 1.011.• ILA •• act. 1•1111••••• T.., .1 :•• • • L."l, 4t• Lot 111111•• 11 In 4 Isusal .des Li....t ol t........ . of, tow,. Went;. mon and _ • Amuse. d to the ryes: braifaso, p A y / •11. e radt.tul e'.e.1.L.00l I. At ..i.... • n- I ael Ledo trod., 2...mm0r...en, 1................... • e. 4.. ~ .. . . villa an In atto.n to tihr stove I wa.....,. • -. y Le .. , ' . , mt.. I WuLdnat. 1.: C.-J...1,1 rot L., la. t. Z.... . oveut_i NAT'L - - - - - • --- -- of ex BIR'IBS, /LILERIAGES, A.ND nr.t ~ truth Amex - .• dr la' BIRTHS, title , ' nvrox.- N - 0, - ,rober 11.. t a.ete C. r... , . . tows nn lien. Itte. W. Bytom uf • dan::.ter c N h u am I t•111.:c - N....... 1. r V, at Cla, t.... 11, lit ' • . • Cll. a 1.• . ; . r. 1.• n. Fry., ot a ...n. Na se Th. 1.'11.111. -1....t01.: 2.1, •it Co:. r 14 . .: • - ohrtit .1 It. 1 . .,'d-hem. L." . It. 1.... 4 ... ~1 ... tr. . aut Jtd.1.......1.-1..ten..... •-•••• al ~.: . t 1.. l•-• • • , t aut 1 - ..%L. u. tbe see ..f J. II ..101....tet., re , . ••• a • Ths ta• • .. W KIII.LLeLk.Y.- NoLatan r 2.' C. ~.I ill •••• • • , F: t•!, Wt. 11, v , t.. • t ( .V. 41.• 1.. N :.I r.... • ire ct, ot 4 on). Sy, 111. it A tt!.'n..- :son ctubtr 2'.1. a a: Ito 1.-:, .to • tl ~ de ... I:. P itt•Und.l.- et ~•u racial 87. M. - u So‘ . sw eto ;t. I h er w 2ta iumig t l ' a L rk t,r _ r % t0:..n., r. a, .• . • em u .1111 ..4 i - , 7!..11110•••• N....u5i.r::;.. at ......u,:.-:•..J, C.. I ft*. P. Tun Lo, .4 a otattrAlrr. A WAI.kt.I.D.-I•oetoliaral. 44 :hauler. ot.erafe. h' licrEl, t 4,. rite .1 IL. Ih.e. 11. e. .t. Wanniad, era .vu. Alex , WIN' Ket - tilti It -Novenil..r 2!. at St. ....negeo..; .. • Weer the wee .41.. Mimics...lth, Ea.,. a • Ae.l. 'Q OM" IVILMII.E.- Nue. awes 2.'..... 1 • ••• • Y.: , t . ..lxv 'L ., 11 . . 1 --- it Ile. t ti. 1:1:10:••, 1,1, of 1.... .t .....[A:t,. r:s.a./.... • &wilier, *tattoo to M I 1.111:Hl.tl:F.S. = It i tu r b% . u 1 t,. .: 1 1 . 1 .g.., L 1 u. :1 ,, .A ,R, N .l .Z thii . -Nerve t t.i . nic, a . t aii.. B .,. . l • • t.i:. ...: ‘, ... .-- 1:. I ea, Fig., Mil., of l'Antot.t.z.. , .t.vt. 11... k -. ,.: - oval daeglart of 11. I. It. .1. .L0ur.,,.....0.....:.. • A : Petend.u.g. Mom Li:l . -BA:4Y ER. -Novemla :I.& 5t.(1,..: . oni Now, t, the It.v. T. a . iced..., L. dram:. •,.. • • nod Mo To 11, 1• Ir. to Emu;.. CoorattLoo daogi.t.t ut a. 1.. ., ATE Yes.. ot Hahn& el.Af K-AT:nl IN. -Novena , . r :I. at ea. IV , ** • • IM lkausaut.atuare, 1....ta10u, I.y the it.. W. S :. • 50505 It. l'. (lank, of Bidtennt , otoolytlL, to no - ,':.trop..;) • ____ te WOW., darrater of the lato W. haw:, V, ; • • • LE oroulth. CAltaltLAN--Ilta.LOV.- Novernber it, at 1:A.•:••• _ I Li: s lit , i a 0r p...a 7 embh.. ...Augumuk u.}....E.44 . %wi 1k . 1 c. t0.... 5 . . w ik . ju v wc. ..:A: J I. ,:: • , : 1 1 , 1: ,. . Netisi a lla u... ! .4 Ue la be K. 1111.44, 11•4.. of t.,. King'. g• •..•. s o w J1•1 1 1)-t toOkru2.l.-Nmouber 1.3. aAU r•••• .- 'demos stmt, toy the Rev. 0. £ Paluocr. :veto- et M n . trfrotd. -_ ....._ en.i.44 b) the her. I'. thiteh. M. Arun a • ...,... •• .. ..t.ag anti J. P. Jodi, F....... 4 It.e'd ,- . 1 :. • - ' III Loma, Won dsugliter of the tate C. t......- ~ • . sa floop o tagu....outte 101.031(IN-Trort(V11 -Novo ritnr 21. al St I! . Wm& t.) the 1.... C. Noon. MA., 9.aual .mo ...., : • 1 Lt.) ' t.ase, 1.'1.1.00 - 1., lieu, to lim..y It ~ . • ~• I . te tar. lag . a Cautout.ury. TA1. : v.1. 19 11 .. 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