The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-03 00:00:00

L1T1124 TUBE. rels as O►iwMl loseawee. By Tamara oaa. Wick Blaolzatioaa Roatledgo. Lana Rook! " i. dm seeimit and among the pleasantest 111011111 la Ur world. The question whether or cot it is • rem Ray be answered affirma tively, despite thine Mirme conclusions by which we are instructed that it is nothing of the sort. " There's se art l. pies Is raising ernes, me well se gametes." Perhaps we should say that Mr. Tom Moses's gorgeous piece of (Mentalism, °mistrusted out of his moral consciousness, and amid the snows of a Derby shire winter, is highly poetical, as distinguished from being, by the smallest chance, and for • single instant, " prosy." Women may be excused for liking it, really on account of its meaculine merits, as they may be excused for liking marsachioo. There is just that vigour about the writing which is and should be neesseary to recommend it to lady readers, who re ceive it generally with the favour and lest with which they will accept a choice flower, chivalrously borne off and brought to them from the dinner table. To those who say that Moore lacks vastness, it is to be sure hardly worth while saying anything at all. They an ea theist* side of • tact, and, having so far the best of it, may be loft there. But if Moore lacks great mews, as be assuredly does, there is nobody else who has ever embraced so much in • little. And as he is the most gushing and fluent of minstrels, so do his bruit,'" demand a corregoodest richness of expres sion on the part of hie critics. A whole vocabulary of synorsymes foe gaiety, melody, grace, ioyouo warmth as well 'slightness of heart, MO and polish, point and spirit, courage and kindling, would be consumed to dssoribuig that chatty exu berance of style which is sometimes Persian, always Irish, and never the worse for being both at once. There is not a single peonage, however grass- Rd. however tender, however snoosesful in the tem porary assumption of dignity, whisk would to seriously 'spored by being reed in an off-band, colloquial manner, and ;with a brisk little Dublin brogue. The latest edition of " Lille Rookh " is at all points • commendable ems. We cannot nay that such as artist as Mr. PiskeregW, I. remark ably well matched with hie senior is tide instance; but the gyaeral staff of ineloding Messrs. Corbrield, Dodgem: l V= Fester. Harvey, Browse, Masvioid, Thema, sad Kenny Meadows, are tolerably free hem any characteristic antagonises to the voles of Moore. Toe volume is, as regards printing, hied tag, and areamestati.s, one etas most sumptuous M me have ever seen. " UAW ea the Korea Vet as mell se heatmeat. mem to mill for a @po se wiser mid Oldham The amid aiatar F lre l lead geblea arelempie spread ever the 1110.111111 of this weir= amr_falsfy be eseeidend I al belong:Jr le he lammetar. Mk as • pees hr all mews a gift-hseit hr the mama lust at bead. nen the ame Peife. By W. for Thomaa. I vela 80111411K0 Low, llea, aad Co., Ledgate-hilL These tese volumes cientsis priacipally a number ladepeodeat Maris% eeetritnited to " Hese hold Wards." dome haspiaary unison has bean sleet le them, and a fanciful tide justified by their being sappmed to he read to his compasiona by OOP tithe foam of a romantic kind of boardisg house, mhos has a whim for their being read only "when the mew Oa* is rather tired of this kid ef devise tar trying fogies the appearance of a whiff • Busher of unrelated things, and can scarcely kaer gine that any sae derives planate from it. Hew far it was neweseary to the mosses of the book he five as attractive title, sad how far some ma theism wm Minitel:de is that cam, we are set salleismly deep M the mysteries of the publiabisg trade fir of alittimeraft to know. This however le a samparer. ti rely small matter is thepremat instanee--the swim themselves being well wee* readier, either " whoa the snow falls" or at say Ober time. Many of them will be gladly recognised by readers of " Hoiessiesid Words." Among the but me" Alice and the Aqui," " The Borrowed Book" " A Leaf from the Parish Re gimes,' " Dr. 0 reves.ef Warwisk-street," and " Myself and my Family." Is the last of these the imitates., who, if sot imam, is simamhiag very Dear it, tells the story et hie life in the meet elacere, straightforward, and coaviaciog maser, sad yet you are made to feel that all is distorted sad mewed upside down by hi. disordered mied. This paper exhibits no Inf amy power of dramatically thinking, en to speak, from as aareal point of view. The idea is mesa` over very carefully and maisately carried oat. This 1. a sent which all the other stories in thane volumes tastily possess, and which ia very rare now{-days. Each has some germ of iceideat in it worth developing, sad develops it deliberately and artistically. There is no daubing, no hurry, _no aiming at strong effects. O n t h e whole weeially recommead them as 'minim stories, complete sad graceful in outline, and purely if somewhat flatly coloured. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER,-FALDAT. THE DEBBY. 7to net Umpire (t) II to Notooene (t) 12 to —Mid (t) 14 to Tbortneby (t) 12 to Maidstone (i) 12 to (t) 100 to Tb. Does (t) 100 to Upperhead (o) The ant six ot thelll2o.ll WON naiad organ th• MIL CROYDON STEEPLECHASES—FRIDAY. Tra Csoruom 13raxEs, • Imadicap of 50 rra. Two vaqta_ rtg. Met. Oft : Lofts) Booms: 6 102 opt Hoodoo, 10 it; 3 • • • i • a i'binas, 410 I opt Yamorth Lem art to 1 mot Wm beds Too Mom did set pow OW pm Maw moo so too Wolle sido of a port sheer pans. Ms era eta turd tioo. Karma utl. Tom Tam Ilvierne" awed 6 mom ; I2ot oath. rim i : =rep : ...... ......«.....H I Na bating. i trkee weer Wass, the Couteet Islam setaslag an* fogey ker. T11130SAII; OP 1;1 1 11 11SPLiCU MI I HANDICAP c 4 16 env& war. NA,N ES rd cal; 3if declared, with 100 WWI. Poor larottollnnotto Clossoi. Waft 112 W at a 14 ims 1 . brio to 1 awl apt tam 1 AM4I- opt •altt, 7so agol=y, g ILaite 1• to 1 we mot 1M sad lasagna. 12 ft lash ma twin wig Teo Canto. 77a• two Ita•the, Laagead tad Omer Nebo maim • dreg hitt Ike ssetad Ow. Wlifiet drti tog, Owd•mith ill do moot Uwe no* ad soda nes aft.rtondo ems wed. Thom. Limey, sad Myles Amp 1011. At As ins Nada Ile Totem jumpal Os Irma aide of duo pot, awl yillot op .tior midge • estiall An of jeans was Weed agibmia• wins, et Writ et Lad Comuy rod Mr. Ilitrtoa, Gs the greyed dm steal est cony bee prow ivied. TN, RAILWAY STALIN, Of 3 moo irk orlth 26 od‘fl; 12.4 rock ; tbo 'rimier to be .old for 1201.; If entered t o be sold to 1001" allowed 7th.; it kr SW., lUb, If for 6W., 3118 Toro tulles rods halt _ Mr IL Mlmmeb ilbayo4 Bey, by Ronny* OW t. 11.1 few* 1 Hewer - 2 to l tacit apt allatimr Ned Tito Ptar at Aphid', and 4 to 1 apt Natant, Boy. Waagttty Buy ma* is aim" the mitten's...ming witbarveral alattayo and die. •pplatiatala Th• waiter was sold if 170 p. Tan ',mammals' Pura, et ll sm. each, with 10 added. °p4..& adage waighat. &a. Two =Yr.. Mr nyylyi Memymemm MIL). NM . . iNebbrt I haunts Ivan am Warr, el ilandad. ta 1 %at Lew tamesa, tad 3be spa epreanta. Won by • quote els wurzialrr INTELLIGENCE. tr o t l w IL ° Dia NIOOIIIIUI HISTOAT.—n. v wt.. se thugs andalesue hr the eraser/ *pee el De= at Ara who ere driesee I. ahead the eartileate et the Pm tweet a/ Medan Illesery. Oho the anniedie will be held te the desete•been, eh Itebisher, Deueshrr 10, at 11 Veleta*. 011 , 920 ASO CAlllia/Dal 111111•30/1,-1, of the trata4Aseeettor the ors .• 1. 4., mat, Deeastre t. utii be preeebed by Asdrat flormy. WWI el Ye (Mod mg Gemini,. ankh se Clesteld [Advertieweat.] —Erres (HomatiorAraw CIL inns Ciesse.—Tio ft wan t. rrA in tie e val k 6g %r i b aim / =l . 44ffiersiWarmak 41.101. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Roo LAST Ineres ougerra.) WA/. OFFII7I. Dan. a. kb Eagtoteet = p4 Greme•—liejer the Hes. Ilkainet John ken belf-pey esetteel=7l:e mem Mama snaky rad vise Dinawkies ke sembsger•N 9l 9l9 NOW Terl Thames Raga, N.D., from the eh Light Deepen% to be emintostwaspes, vace Rothertod, posteesi an the Nal Bth Light Dagesese—lmehlan Femur Jmelesee, gent, to be =lnt ••Meet nwilok= ; Ankbabearpts Ralph Robert Boon, from the be seeleteepaerp le , __appinted to des Ina D _ te vice Rudd, ragoons. 12 t 4 L i j b2 l oo . lo— Vet.ltaeireilten Chu tk Charles en, from 1: Aram, to be wesingwybssres, ,to. Nuked, ogenetel 17th Light Fbegerem—Acting-Voterteery.ihrgeoa John Nab St be wasitairreenoll, rib Perl 9 NIN, 4 1 1 9 46 " 14 to the A lg iy_ Astillsry l7 Vueri 9 •• B 4rgers W6ken Partridge, a Ze the 17th t Dragoons, to be velerbseny se= lelitary Trela—Deputy-Antlatent-Cearminesry Rolf, from hell-pay Field Train Royal anfiliw,, to be quartermaster ; bad-Surgeon Daniel Paterson Barry to Ind > t ef Foot—Lbsteesel Men Alkyd Mar less, tram the nth Foot, to be liabiermi, nos Xmas, Wile asehenreg Sa Pen—Cahisgebe Maine Ib u enel= te be easels, ~. l ees Ilswerb boort Hayti Pads /, whin penis% le ea mei lar a PeestZTAlosenon Robert Gann; Ism fite 41/91 Feat, to b e. , nee who ezehisee. 17th loot—liss Adel. ire d Lignigni a.d Adjutant ler, g are ALM& Ahine." ill ea '* Abnegate' ay, se Miele aned. lea Peet— lima &Om Wolk to be Reatenant, by =, yin inneed; 1.. PINIp Downes masa to be lesememe, by pusehme, eke Foster, pre 111rd Feb—lfirise This.. Rides4l Pleas Tempest, bib nes Reirent•l milhalked, te gnybg liekimusee, besseeet-Ceissdkaber ri t In" vie en isenge; DeggilLeat Jain Cali lamste be bfiamplhen, rite toempon, is vine ; Linnien id& be sigh, by oneehne, it.. genie. Ord lief—indie MEW aiteben lbe AM Foot, es be grim nee Oebane, who Feet—lieka Itonekin 41. 1840 Foot, to be eargwr, nee Genett, who arbeeopa P,.. Igeg—initan Haien Boit Oise. hen the died to be nip, nee learn, enienoss. aklatee—Ligennent Gip Mid Ps, v, be. the Nits be lantesti nee Oaten, who noir neg. Feeb—Uwasessai Reery_ Jobe Inas the led Peet, te be lainit, Age Ifireagtat nig Fen—Lieniest Jeri Omega. trees rimier" b be lisieneek nee Petri vie In Wen his He , eagen—aarien J=rvys, b e daft DIFOT BATTALI . Cbartennester lielweri Coins., hose the 76th Foot, to be A vice John Ransibitea Dreading, who re- C: 11 := 1 1 4 7. lIKATTACHID. Liselein end Agana Patna Cahill, trout the 49th Foot, to be ape* atiniintentege. HOSPITAL IMAM Sines gin Maim inn the let Hat India gfrassit, se be mum, nee Sineekarige Mehenay. Ithalße .poi bailey ; Amiga Map= Mein Beni sax.. with the lest M ews. et to the Mil Mirka bassi, Debi, te be mil inn men WM im • Agelogillempi iniberfied,fren le be elionver, nee I==ed be lbe Mary • Ankil-aipea gamerrel__liVll . ll6:lllaio be eigneweergees,..ke ni the ea Z Deeper. ingiOehnellpin Lai Mein retbwi hair/ Seth Peetalo be neeignnei the renk being kaammay I*. I The undernestleged damn Mid epee Maly l Megase, to hew the bramety mit et &at kr 140• Wit *An genera erf ti sr i s r * rnalme, MIS: Win This. link 13.11. ; Wei Theme Punt Dwyer. Mean There vensen be Melia Pain Tempi Med Pei to be kunmesa lke new. Qmenstmemer Jabs ililabgesia imam NOM en d ew rcif WA alibi le lea the beneney seek dew ids tile tend inent el the ITtl ISIM T MILITIA AID ZIPLII VOLT/STEM Olhanieneee ilea by the Lentrlgniner d air esepeitvo reenner) Onnutahlre Volunteer Me Ogepe—Citige Ilvegtene Harey, Req., of Chrblehe be ek, to mind the Si Fir= Mr Volunteer Cerp—Llsebbstrenbesi Woo to be saptele. Lyn Hennaing Light Infantry Mar, , gei, is be iniat. aegbegiebire Timm Mae Caps (No. 1 Conspeny)— Walken' Ilenek ing., yenager, of Wan" bo squab ; lioasareble Zellyberem Cesepail to be Menienent. Iteglimat Mast Loire litale—Wiega Thin Lens to be amineeseargese, nee Is.. Weed Pia, mann. Aposnuazr, Dm 1. ArroarnapTs.—Lits basset N. N. Higgieloy (MN) to the Quits, 14, z ur ds 7 Mss ship, M Blossums; sod A. T. CoWer to the , Kb:7zossess is tel is ir partilsslor service. H. ( se ths Orevheesd, 17, mew dem deep, at 8441-Bsrisce i r i =os, M.D. (1846), to the Clues. lursous J. T. Jenkins (1848) to tbe 'Tortoise, 12. sues alp,et Amassies; asd W. 8. ideadhos. M.D. (1868), to Gem Permutes. H. Perry (1866) to the . Ameteteat4urgeose I. M•Certlg re ° E - t v o l ths Hima laya, song veers more ship, for service; P. L. Graham (1868) to the Victory, 01, law-.hip, u Ports mouth ; sad T. O. Wilms (1867), to the Onyhosad.i Chet B. L. Heaves, to she Ormkamed. Firm Class Amistut flogisoor T. 0. Lula to tho its. seed, 41, at Wootwieb, Jr serum is the Rectur. _ Ischerat ht Charge (quitted) 0. GAHM*, to the Garr amist._ — TOW Clan hanateat Engineer F. J. Pendleton, to the Greyhound. llarter's Assinant H. D. Short t, to the Greyhound. going boned Clan Engineer J. N Levandge, to the Caravan, SO, loner ewm•ehip, on nen guard &cern, in the Sunhat. y. 111161.1/W R. Bottom, to tbo Aboukir, sod sot to the Fawn, to stolid yostortle CHATHAM, Deo. 2. A serious accident has occurred in this dockyard to a joiner named Assail, who, whilst at work on board the mew frigate Severn, 61, fell from the stage into the desk, a onnsiderable depth, by which he awaited each tenon' blinds, of the heed and pine, that he la not expected to warvive. • Ciegee bowl of same emeelthel at the towalid este. blehemast Ude weesibi, erlbea a ameba et abet sad wounded see-eoemeheissed dine awl wee were ishopected, sad those 'Witted far tanks sinks were ordered to be discharged. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2. The Valeaa, tratip-.hip, Commander Strode, em. baked to-day daleaseests for acropolis to Chine. The troops tucludod I/WM H. L. Ritsby, 2 sormants, 2 (ar med., ad 87 maa of tae Royal Artillery; Idealisms H. L. Relnlail, 3 minpamig, 1 tram sates ougagnalm ma PI vates d the led Mambos of 2ad Post; lssl ilieeliftee.Sur e Xsbir, WMto. Pao, sod NW's: Hts,oassr Dada Corks Otedas, Cirmellevd, sad Dopy. The Vulcan will all at Dobbs to mart lumber tiehishmosta, and will des Vto kw itgainatios, maims m tan Cap of Good ail be raingabmad Mat lad weak on abbe gem= balonesi to the Priam* Royal wag gontancal to tees 411 Whin, impingament, foe (runts of pay, sad dl.. missal trees mamas, far essahlthis the doom* meader of that ship. Daring rho mast mutiny, &Shoed' Mama tram his hiss by the rioters, the prisoner remained is Ma mak* *moo ta w pan in the distortmee, sod the eoart aartka, easommaily, noticed his condom with approbation. As • Wed that satire, sad Is oonasquenos of the prisoser's elm pad sheradem Ws Lords of the Admiralty ham sr eamosmdal the Queen to pat the prisoner full pram, gad she plicaer Is sow at hrp oa booed the Victory, gwablag Ma Ind iogt ain d er Malearg planram. Tit e MUTINY ON BOARD ERB PRINCESS ROYAL. Fartur.— The proceedings Wm* the soartrusetial cessysi with host Pee en consarresd la the roma whom& an board the Royal sena mese try. Th. 044 as 100 Um v I fereind this sad esnotadod shortly sew as The amen bond the rainy.. the Arse sharse, asorsiy, Meng pumas se s madly sad not *sin their .fforss to newer it, mai Issesesel the +bola of tho man to three months' d aseriat, iritl hard labour, in the county saol at win. iasber. EDUCATIONAL mai LIrfRART INSTITCTE TOR tin KUSTAILT.—Lissa eveidag • boghly iedueattel peddle lasestispoompased of eaten of weenie branches of the .ernes, eeitheent of nosss. deeocateiteee, sad Wier ned dime of the Markt, wee held it the specious /military oohed. teem. Royal Ar alley bursae, for the p= 4. l . 3eiz mileene for poiriding the raises of Mai jetellettued leoprovmeriet, and rational reeresties tee the Ovate soldiara--ol the "mean corps at this gerriete. The 'hair ere occupied by ltijor•Grnend Itir !Behead Dana C. 8.. Comossodeat of lb. gamma; sad soaceest them pprrwwt erre Mr. W. Angerottao, Y.P. for OIMISVICh; Yorke &E., leepeuor of the Royal Milker, Amami, ; Clovis Rerdery Wilmot, Freoehiyu. Bum keesedy, Talbot, Broughton, Dick. Dalton • LM a tesehhCotoeet Trance, Me) . x V.044..r C .yy t a i s. irremb. ...eery Meatus'. Qoarteruteeter-tiesenbi Hatet•in, wed Twos, of the Royal Artillery; Ida* Little, Royal If.. Flees; 11•jew Carepbol, of the Coast Brigade; Me* Zrekiae, *bury Trate ; Coptem ht e B.beey, melemeem end Gibbs. Royal Eagleson; lb. Rena. R. Scott and 1 1 V ;,1 eheplaise to the perforce, ex. A remission was of thee sitabaisuout of • imicher'e ow t= anz.!=inbaceptioit Lab ibutUtgaus. :JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF TEE MIT :. ‘ ,ISOI3IICIL.—Dso. (Treoutt Lai Obeid, Led Jestietlalitit Bora, UV Jambs rest, it 7 Ae, ma Eitiii.) aura" ma .—m =MOOS AND Tltill DOLL p of Jialleslons, at that W men e7rd 7.7 nine etheandirry hatares la rims Is the mai" ol this by the Wades". It was • Nth tonibt swad y ea t s4 th resp toodis me the Widths widow mod hasses, /litho° law, el Sonyothas Break, • dressed s, on the othensetko of the will of bee bamboo's inothabar, • rich beaker, sad who as Mend was Witted to skate sad undivided .he., la the thole of the property In wakes The bah Header Byrd, • Moho merahaat and tinker of De lieL leaving • thy tarp self segaind estate, thiat bed bees anth to thesth by albs eadelesse at Su two alloy no, of ease the sprikat the cos. Pan to hie dessoth &Wen Brack Mae WS bet will aid Imethoth la the lingelso gander sad ingosga. Ibsen. Mica by Maths tint bang et thawed ego, Ina about te noosed te • hely plan co be ook will. By the fret abase he l ef t t ill itre ninth Olaa peay's ismathosey seen sad other sesthams, doh, seer shentlea, =l at.s ecoes, shathe, 13res thee Jest Thaw, the blel es wad, that& I have atehleited la the have et elicit be is lOW es inegefelss* le thea wait ea testate Med he bed lOW NON bac Ita yegarlin sloth! row be divided 41111.10 NMI, sat sheath thek l i p or =as bows eery peter et ellothiss. lito Ws es the moth el the Mel Thither, the asseguesse i° at the dean era a onalemeose of the theft • sod to the swot of Ids diNlil Iva Mind seated lo Ili salsa ol his has. It swath hootwer, dot the dist el the stelae domes, eilleitgi n te . property Is the Sway rw ilks os sor by we, et endothelial, bat that ho eolith le the of the masesconn ts bi rl d , this Mei, weft his 'molly, no jobs Mader antly,mbeeld eoes to with ble property, bat coollaang es any es him knits. s. - nirein bomber. la the snot of dimegreenthe re his his he node • digest "' a Wi t Eh i lbbill tit ha West nom the levet aro sod the Mend bg th e arm es this' the psi ammo the abet el while, es bell by N. meet We, wes, th at the than dont" per lo the seam el lapel thensies hot popeleally is Si =ll6%sad theghteel son bong essithml, wel=l thethemaesse_ mgr. la the thietwer 11111, me with the theiti* yen MI, thalpeadmea el the troller, monad the did la- leases ethil two yeas othowsoth he bag oth that .s bast maw MI ran of age, tents by olds, hie .1. Iris sod logei reponstatin. The nepotheat beast at Ohm thei, by ters mot hind, . tall ohi.lHY Moth la the made et the leiMator, sad to Ms thhi it the atst of her hasboole Sohn, co the peva& WS maw no eiramosteseas soul • witi downe • Rados widow et demi oslabothes sem" the moose Mit beebead a woad be ethable es bar mess& The wort sods • thong liar, Thiel wee sow swath sa therm" ant dodos , Mos el Isola kw e/ p the enny hod bo theno inlaid le the lethaw ill l co , wad beware the whole el treetele the the baby Oa, hy thy el_thigithe both mad each endow moots was arcuate lndio law. Hr. ilesserit Paster sod Mr. J.P. Lath woe counsel for tbs smart. The rothetheat wee an reinstated. The erionsts bang aeadaled, Lod Idaho Terser dethered Mensal very*/ the order el tbs mart below, mod Mesa ea athweses m the respon d I at, bat erbt ir tee appolteat ono al th e weal. Judgment accordingly. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dsc. 2. at NW Proa.—(Balcao Mr. Judos Blackburn sad Budd Juba.) 11200 ND COURT. Nox-ArnorDamos OP IPIIOIII. 117110111. 611 , 11•1 quasi *yam area and U. sash ter men-at. tends.* do herald judge badastlag that If spooled Jams dadast Mead sa th e oast samba taw no be load 101., sad nom if am bid sot lift Oen awe. SLID V. PRIVIViI PALM rids wee is MISS ke Ms Implismaret rod =Moen proseateks, wkisk dresedisr IMAM am (eft. ILr. C= 4. ver Nerd kr ihe *MK ire lir. UM kr kr It amend teen ibe soirees that Os pisisthr bed bees • genet is the swiss el the ddisirt, s Whir% at lea. She was about to to ortted, sod bed gloss seers to leave. Os the 7th ei ireteesey ebe area Pill ankles af Fltwhisk we s heeds of ems. Sir beit-e: e l t tea co hr lima rases% sod hared .M bed pad She teak the re boy sod rased So rest el the thispo le he seat be lb. Prgreseds. the wasted the mos se ire se ate eat Iri set sore lIMMIS et • meillorr fa Weir. She wee sliest to loses that shouses, who the diredist rot re bee, sett said dreesereesses snow gore wide& Sir ahe keow Whin Ant does, esd he Zr:V be look at bee berm. Ile deeired to do to, 111 Soul ht hare Sews the yore am. He this pad bee bee sop% sod wbbed honey el her renteas. dhs weal bar te bee Whir's, sod two days etkeweeds Deny, yellerms et Volk took bar Is doge • ter aos halt a • pm& et sr are eY abe bad told M, sod bee ser pr imed the Iss. Hseerid br heae.. Theybdattltalsowed Yea bee saver Rosso slob bed bees styes ee bar so bee Moldy by her ado% The peireera leek Ye d o nee =stole% vire, she we. bap Iltor Itst^ sod Mr. Primo tira err with Womiehy, the pillosiese. The brie aid he did set diet she Shety mod thia ths delheigat bed brew sel preeseL as reed, S. the el^ sad Mei leis Were the magistrates Ilse sent westati mod essreited So WW. She was tried helm he fleseeire, whoa the dihedral gave evidence, end she wee asieterL NIB ird paid iIL 7s. aid. for bee aims. Oseacemmiesil—The liserder said It was a mai of false =wird ad a blew. Os ma wombs ahe told the es milk beneil, and If she were her, she w m ail de dr some. IBM had not taken the rum away, nor =hut dm Deny, a derstlve policeman of Bath, proved that the delliedest teld bin the plaintiff had taken half-a-ponad of to and a bottle) eif moos and that he had arrested her in meesceeece of tem steers given by the derodens. dereart bed m Jame Grewertity, ad e pike inspector charge of Bath, * coved that the *My Its bed se vindictive feelinge, 6 tt ut he had Wood mi Z *EP. . Doom% plaintiff's attorney, stated that the defendant bad red he woo.ld make an example of the girl, .*though he bed period that If the clomp win not proomded with, as stria sibeeld ha teeseht masa the daradast. The defier was that the defendant had bete actosted by pure motives, and that although the plalatif had been ac quitted oo the charge of felooy, it was a ore of him pre teas, which justified the dehedant In the comes he had paned. In support of this cam the defendant himself woo samolaid, as was also the grocer's meditate, who deposed that the plaintiff did not say the tea wee for horself. Borah Hobbs, the risfeittant's housemaid, proved that she hod sisa the plaintiff take s bottle away with her, and this wee corroborated by &moths* wittier. 'rho horsed Judge in summing up left it to the Jeri to say whether the defendant had reasonable ground for acting as bad dean. The jury ware of opielqn that the felony was established, 'bat the defendant acted bone fide upon hie belief of matters that had been told to him, but they thought he had acted harshly mad cruelly. The verdict was thee entered for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dec. 2. Sittings at NW Prins fu Middlettrz.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and a Special Jury.) ILILL• V. •ACHIN AND MINIBUS CONDCC7OII (Ccaeladed tram yesterday's Ispews.) Mrs. Jaast Richade—l am Mrs. Archiela dam. I was at ILMara-terrace was the plaintiff woe there ea Mee oat acme. I maw him at my own house. Tare ea a knock at the door, and I looked oar, sad mad, " Is that yea Mr. Amber e" and the man saawetd, " Coate dews, Jame." I wont dews, end found It was the pWatiff. He saki be had seen Mr. Archer in the next street. Afterwards I wee at Kildare-terrace. W. ware having Nome wine, and plaintiff maid, "Why don't you wear the ring?" My skate paid. "Do you want it beck r. He said, "Oh, no. My Water add, "This one is only like a bit of glass to mine." Croewexnentned-1 sew the plaintiff for the first time at ay house. Mrs. Archer charged ma about nine months ago with stealing a shawl, but she did not appear Name the ma gistrate. 1 had taken the shawl, battle's in liquor at the Um.. Mr. Archer—l am 24 years old. I came into 12,0001. or 18,0001. in 1866. The leat wirnees left me lea Monday. I never heard, until I heard it in the box, ot Mrs. Archer's eastexion with the plaintiff. 1 first met Mrs. Archer at the Bias Poeta. I ■m married to her. 1 firm sew the ring et Rantagate. Bb. said a gentleman gave It to bee. I saver received any letter riven the plaintia. Aboat tan days ego I sweated as sesignmeat of my property. Crosrazamfasd—lt is as aellgament to protect myself; to Ptlittlf isB orrridaseet. I hare paid all my creditors. The inliaamit isirsk to pay se w y exisaisi creditors. xr triads bed toessyssems Whin shat ray sewerage's/a. I woe her yews is des Terkkire track as as essential'. 1 lea lead sad mkt.. I was is • weeshoses. 1 Istt ached at 16 or 17, sod se to 91 1 wee in the Yorkshire stag . treas. My beams was so ester la th. books what was sold. My wMe kid me. set 6,4 es omnibus eoaduetrr had even ft bee. bat that • issilemas bed put it on boo finger la lb. swot. Thee wee all she told ma. 1 did set in quire wit, Me pseilasks was. I said I would throw k its the ass k ale add of wore about it. She did net thermal& wear it—sot paarally. Mrs. Richard's Wed is at Cabites—• *atom. I think. I wee sot aware =tit 1 weir my wide le the bon that she was notate to say that she hod nano:lined adultery. Tha ststement vary mach asumiebed tor. . _ Mr. Ifftleen—l son • solicitor molding at Fret Ham. I have Wen sup'oyed by the frtseda of this young nays, end I prepared • Led to pewees the plaintiff merest the tuechina- Jur et Uri Weepy warn. itese7 arsditot will be pad. Oalma we wt to get tbe deed ewer seer me Mee. Archer this drove oft to the greYw mil 1 Mee see her able to lose twe iota Ms. learie-4 ase erhator for the ikanaeste. Mts. Anita tela af tweematea whit the = . ll wills Ss lot lag ov I al ad Id Yls. TILE "EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3. 1069. Iv Hans was tend, sad dealad_poosit= A . he bad mew hod any logeogiss Wary with Mois. Mr. addremed the jag dm the dfithiaath sad clsmairewasti the action es ose which bad bees brought la the bags that Mr. Archer would pay the full nine of the ring rather thsa expose the adeocadoot of his wife sad his own diagram; les tt we. claw that these was no Mai damp, busteasit as the pielattS might have ham the messy out depart sad redeemed the rim. Mr. 81eiesst Pony replied. His Lordship, in lamming up, mid that this was a mat satreordiaary but their b ed s... was simply to consider whether the stag to the plaintiff ; and, seetadly, wheats', when the MX was peed into court, that was es muois isserese dr *laid wee (added to recover. Amordieg to hie esienistk th a e utmost which could be du on the ring wee 17 . e. Id. Pmry submitted that the plaintiff wee enti tled is iliimefe fir imitation of the jewel. Ills Lordship meld that the plaintiff would to, if they found dm him, certainly entitled to a verdict for the lose of the enjoyment of the ring daring the time which expired bdom the money wee peld Leto court; but he hed heard of persons powered of valuable Jewels who, on these cosmions when they were entitled to weer them, had worn imitation cam ineterd. (A bash.) A Juryman-1 should like to know when the money woo taken out of court. I;riatips;id be could not ask Mr. Padmore that emotion; but he bad known hundreds of satiate bowled is the hope that money would be paid into mut, sad he had am, damns one in which the plaintiff's attorney bad sot at ones Ulna it out. (Laughter.) • Juryman—l think a verdict for the plaintiff on the first "wit" and for the defendant on the second would balance the His Lordship—You must decide the beast wooed'sg to the widows. I have told you what the questions are. ♦ Juryman (after a short oottaultatlon)—We think that the dull wee su.fficient, and ought to have been taken out of COWL We are not agreed on the question of property. His Lordship—Then I should reocenerand counsel to with draw the ether leans. lerjewat Parry—Not after what has hews proved. We have proved tact OIL 17a. 6d. yea nessaary to get the ring wt. It to a mode, of dom. The ler the retired, Ned after a chartdemo bead a aerate. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUBEB.—Dic. 2. (Beton dis lodge Ordlita7, Mr. Bina Wawa, sad Mr. Juana Hill.) • ALL= V. ALL= AND WARDS. This was a yWdoa for a dissoldloa of marriap on the good of adultery with the arrespeadent or some other perm uaksown. The responded pleaded nit guilty, on slams% coadrmation, and cruelty* sad also recrimistated on her hubaad the oharge of adultiry. Mr. Bdwla James, Q.C., Dr. Deese, Q.C., Dr. Wembey, mad Mr. T. L. Clarks, were counsel for the petitioner ; sad Mr. Moatega Climbers, Q.C., if,. Hawkins, Q.C., and Dr. ephaks for the reamadeat. The co-respoadeat did not appear. The petitioner, a trmlms.kr and military outfitter, at No. 18, Strand, had married the respoodent on the Bth of June, 1862, And had three children by her, the youngest being six or seven mouths old. The adultery charged was limited to a sinsla occatrino, the Ist of fledomber, 1868, at the Gloucester Hotel, in Plocadifiy. The court atlioanta attar hong the poiltkeses ow. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Casuier3RD, Doc. 2. The coalmines of gaol delivery for the amity of Ewes was open on Thu hay afternoon by Mr. lonn Wan., and bedew was proosided with this morning. The oaleuder contains the mon of eleven prisoners, Ave of whom are charged with the caned anon. Gawps Otorrey,ll9, • post-o Moe letter-carrier, at Braintree, nu &ergs& with stealing • letter oontaleing Ores Ulf the pointy of the Poatetester-Giener•L .) 7r e .reivell promisee& The your peal g priecinerzied guilty, and was postroced to four Omer Weller, 16, • labouring boy, who appeared by the calendar usable either to reed or nee, was charged with hieniossly vetting fire to four seeks al whist, three stacks of barley, and a quantity of other farm produce, the of George Joseph Cockiest, and also several farm bi= tb._pregerty of Vie mint Maynard. The preen ;deeded pithy. It sneered that the prosecator wee Mr. Corneal, who holds • farm at Gen Besees, t. Lem, the property of Viscount Maynard, the lesd-Pliesteneet of the eenaty, sad O was s. T s tagpremier la le ern here did ad mem ny 111-kellag betwesu ths prisemer and his asseter ; but It appered that en the night of the 17th of November the planer dellhereasly est fire to a stack of wheat upon his reseter's Innen theflemes spread, and property sementing la value to batmen One and bat Sheen& panda wee destroyed. No seethe append to be saelped for the 03111011118‘011 of the sot, but when the pretest was taken Into ouctody he mule no dental of hie gale, but merely mid that some other boy bad gives him • Moder match an told him to set dm to the neck. The lesned Jades, in pesetas sumeece, remarked upon the extreme wickedness of the - set, and the pwaller circa's stances under which it wee ormaceind, and said that, although the sedmice he wee about to pramems might be onalared a severe one, he felt that be was bound to indict en& • punning se would be calooleted to deer others from com mitting similar antes. He then ordered the primmer to be kept le penal servitud•—where, he said, NI would receive ht et:notion and might bosom a useful sager of society—for the period of tea pers. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Jude; Bytes.) William Bale., 80, carpenter, was Indicted for a rape upon Emma Wright. The jury returned a verdict Of Isf Guilty. NEW COURT. (Before the mod•.) Thie morning the Kaffir who was found In Highgate- wood, and sent to this court on a charge of sheep-stealing, was, open the application of Mr. Robinson, ordered to be discharged, the grand kap haring livered the bill preferred against blur. Thepoor fellow, who can only be made to understand by signs, kept grinning and dancing with the gaoler who canoe in the dock with him. He ;ill - be detained in Minnie until his history can be eecertahted. Bobcat Way 1114" 29, lakarier, tru ccevicted of Nod* a post latter. The prisoner had been sanest to Yr. Burford, the Post office, at the corner of Norfolk-Anse, thread. Sentence three yams' penal earritide. Jibes Wert eurrendmed to take hie Irbil upon an indict ment charging him with causing an obstruction. Mr. Clark and Mr. Beesley prosecuted; and Mr. Sleigh dal/ended. _ . _ The defendant is the well-lmown teetotal lecturer, and the obstruction complained of was his manning, in spits of all nntonstratoe. to give lectern in Millpond-strait, Bets niondsey, on Sunday morning, end causing • crowd to as semble is the road. The prosecution said they were not In any way desirous of biterterlog with the defendant's most y mission, but only desired him not to continue t e is bs et w r h es In that immediate spot. A verdict of Chary was taken, and the defendant called upon to enter into h is own recognieancee to coma op for judgment when called upon. The Recorder said he hoped he might long conthitte hie efforts to reclaim the intemperate, and advised him to Wed some spot in the vicinity that could not be objected to. THIRD COURT. (Betve the Comma flerjeent.) Marla IPliassal, 24, clerk woo in4leterd for stooling 2,940 bottles of ale, the tooporty of Augoatos Rainhaso, . . . . _ itobinion prosecuted; Mr. Sleigh defended. The prisoner had been In the senior of the prosecutor, who stated himself to be en ate and wine merchant in the City and the bottles of els had been rent to the prosecutor, and ;Ara from hie premier, by the prisoner, in a hens and wt. . . _ . . . . . . 1 1 ;r the defines ft wee attempted to be shown that there bad boa ball trmwmations between prisoner and prosecutor, but this tor denied. H. admitted that he was the for ad the abilities celled the "Industrious Neon" The jury convicted the primmer, sad he wee sentenced to 11 maths' insmteonmeet. Aboard Jews Oxtail, 19, wee ladided fora robbery with elegem* oa Cecilia Pepper, sad stealing from her • gold ring, aad also ice aesauttlag her with intact to abuse her. Mr. Doerr prosecuted, sad Mr. Hibbs' defended. The ease, whisk occupied the court • grew many hours, we of • most natarkeble dimmer. The promatriz, a Ctr i , w m k At wi tt a Prir d y s o iref up w ror e tt sn ig •trkl i t t . , of s Mead Met her he wee at the time of this offence being committed engaged et Willesden building some houses, and seed Ily to mime home on Saturday and mum ca lloasdsy. On Saturday, the 6th of November, be did not eons home, sod on the Smiley she went down to Willesden to see him. He was lodging at • tavern there, kept by s Mr. Drew, near the railway Aube, bat tat meeting him, eke, shortly before tits lees trala left, quitted the house, sad want es she thought towards the railway station. but she mimed the way, rd ells walrus shout tome time she knocked at a cagey Moire she saw s light, and the primmer mate to the dear. She asked him the way to Draw's tenni, sad he mid be would show her, end left with her. After walking about for mess time one asked hiss If they were near there, end be said yee, bat Methanol sot want to go there. She the. took out hr tees.and mid she would pay him for hie trouble, sad otferwd him is. dd. He said Wet he would not bees it, and took her mead the waist sad forced her into • sitting postai' Woe ate. She at giggled elelestly sad was meek braided, bat be did set seamed Is doing mere thee grcesit sad indecan4lii m seamidag Sle d n=ri to p ur e e arm sod sea Or =red art rill she met en inspector of police, and he sent an ofilow with her to the tavern kept by Mr. Drew, and found her husband. She told him what had taken plane, and the mat day a charge was made. In crose-examination she denied that she had been drink ing; she had not drank anything for four months. She wee fir advanced in pregnancy. She went down by rail ; bar statement at the police-court was put in, and it stated that she went by maths'. She now said that she vassals she went by rail ; once before she had gone by ornitibm with her hus band. She must positively swore that she had not drank any thing that night. She had charged the OffiCeT, Timms, with abusing her, and the potion inspector said she was (eying when he met her, but ebe did not seem drunk. He rant an caner, named Timms, with her, and the next dayshe c him with having tried to commit a rape upon ber ) .l7l when charged, did not deny that he had the ring, C: l°M all7; that said ha had lost it. He denied having ttl treated Mr. Ilse brined proved her coming home to hint at two in the . She was not drunk, and never did drink. She was much and pines were nipped out of her hands sad antic She had never been at WtUiden, but bed once met him, and then she cams by rail. For the defence evidence wee celled to Mow that Aloha been am walking about with the prisoner, and that she me drank, end that the prisoner was seen with his arms need her waist. In the crose-exernination the witnesses goeverketed a good deal. The Common Sedalia having enionted up, the jury A:- twitted the prisoner. The mutable Times, whom'shehed charged with trying to ravish her, was then Acquitted sad told that he left the court without a stein on his cheerier. This ended the business of the irstott. TSB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. lam Bark a adddlireswil man, with his ldt arm in a =so k wre aerial with esdeevouriag to obtain money from Mr. Edon= omwy of 66, Lombard-merest, by means of a letter, bearing fictitious Tbs peentted him pelt Waft r. Gamey, with a heter that he bad formerly a " minister " in Wales, hat that he his Stough filers end miefortune base reeved to a elate et wait and deeittotlas. His latest ode hop bed bus es emident in Sepeember Let, by wbleta hie mm was bream to tee places; and the Misr embody tag ea epitome of hie sollielege bate the Spate= of =mien= genders ta the asserepolia, wail =own ter their philim rz. Amee whicht a = gy was one refi=Eke . " 8. ltoof leL Goznr;, who reqoeseed the prisoner to oellat nut moreheg. In lap to Mr. Gurney's inquiry, Mr. Marley said he had certainly never given at small a men is 6s. to a dialrereei adulator. Whim the prison called next mond= Mr. Gassy gave him tab comedy. The primes said Ms um had be= broken se staled to the letter, sad he thought no harm in getting a little teensy horn the charitable to relieve his tteeeealtir ; sad that wish regard to the signaten which looked "8. Morley," it was in reality "8. Mossy," end bad been written by a modem= of that name Itd=g M flutfordshire ; walls, in support of the statement that his arm had been =Amy he produced a arti fice= given by a home surgeon at Bartholomew's Hospital to ea " les= Hants" In 6epeember lea, smertion that he wee the perms to whom it rained. Two morgues, whom atteedeece the Lord Mayor hod = = ltak cooldn a t a d of to. = M ame: bat rid sowwtheissi it erea so vdte pordbi e rthat Me arm Might have bore brakes is September. The pekes, was unknown to the dime of the Mendkity beelety, sad se no proof was peedneed of any of the Mi -1 natures appended to the begginglatese being acteM tamale., The Lord Mayor discharged his', with a warning to be andel for the Snore. _ _ Prima Heir, et 11111TheibelleS, Cieassel Pret-offlor, and et Pendistrylesskilisbeicaml, yes lemenelesd on the charge aleValabi away egos Isledpestsussu The Sole el chimes hese elteedy _lnted, mad it will be rasewahered that the grieeser area adth to boil. Whew the ow wee celled es Pales eseehthle Hugheatuaa, 168 a sae el the wesrewt time al the asset, who bar charge el W cee% repelled est eke llikedlat wee sot in astaedauce. Mr. Hyena. the pesematvw, shoed that as the previous day be was rived wilt te may preseedhop to the auks he had brought, est Walk audeeete had hew paid. He seder stood that the delbodegt did set Weed le appear, but would /Mak hie reoogaiumemow awe were idler charges against the Madan; Shoo the dist blurb& owing to the pub- UV, the &Wee& had loot his situation, and although be had been pat le great expense, be did not wish to go fur ther with die rem He bad summoned WitMINIONI from the Book sod elsewhere to attend to-day, bat he hod jam wrens& WANE wells ailed. _ _ _ — Nr.Tivarliiit odd he did not know that tho comploisaattroe bound to go as with the ease, and anima him to withdraw tram the proraistice. SOUTHWARK. Willis Merv, ircpihior alas Woodman Al. and Wilhant-stroo, Harper-street, New Kent-road, was with befog concerned with others, not in cus tody, is rending Charles Barnes out of 1001. by skittle- Mr. Hines appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. W. Edward for the prisoner. The prosecutor, a middle-aged men, mid that he had recently returned from India, where he had for the lest few yeses been employed as an engineer on the Madras Railway. Oa Tuesday last he had oc.oaion to go to Westminster, sad about 12 ceolock at noon, while near the Broadway, a men rams up to him and asked him about " Big Bun" and the "Great Clock," and after conversing for • abort Ems they went Into • hoots and had • gins of beer each. A stout man thee joined them, and ha oonaented to moompany them to the Waterloo-rimd, as the first man het the other 101. ' to Si, that he would jinni 18 yards In three jump' with • half-hundred weight In each head. They then got Into a oab and drove to the New-cut, where they mat • third gen tleman, and then they all agreed to go to the defimdent's house. They got there about ass o'clock, sad as they sa bred the boots cos of the men had some conoweettoa side with the prisoner. On his return a gams of skittles was proposed, and they all went to the skittle ground. Oes of the men then picked up a skittle ball, and cud ft was made of iron. Witness hot him • sovereign that it was wood, and Imo the hot, the man paying him • sovereign. Two of the others played skittles, and could not knock the pion down in lees than eight times. Witness parodying that, I made a bet with • stout man of 61. to hie 101. that be could not knock them down is Ave timer, and the mosey was pput in the mimeses hands. The stoat man played and them down in twice. The stout man then bet wetness that he could not do so, at the some time offering 3001. to 1601. • he ( eigner) declined mekiog such • bet, Lot said he woul d bet him 1001. to 2001, that he would knock them down in three times. Not having that sum about him, he went home sad fetched the 1001., when he bet 1001. to 601 that be would knock the pins down it five time., and one of the mime men held the stakes. He must, however, inform his worship, that pliede• to that be had drunk a ghee of beer, sad be came exceedingly stupefied, and when he revived be found all the men were gam . . . . Mr. CcenbeL . How much did you lose in the rheas?' house. Prosecutor—One hundiud still four pounds, sir. All my own hard earnings. Xr. Conebs—Did you deposit say of the money with the prisoner ? Prosecutor—Only 2i.. but when the other bet wee made he wee at the end of the skiale ground, giving signs to the others. Mr. Cocabe—What did you do after you bid your mosey? Prosecutor-1 went bores in ss oats... I was so ill, sad I have not yet tecavered. Yesterday I went about to find the prisoner's bones, but was not able to mice it until this moraine. Mr. Coaibe—Did the landlord play with you? Prosecutor—No, sir; he did the lookout part. (Leaghtwr.) Mr. Combo asked what wee known of the prisoner and his hones Gardner replied that this wee the third agent" of a similar kind that had occurred in the heart dace the prisoner had kept ft. The Yet wan only three weeks IV. Blur. Combs remanded the prisoner till the following (We) day, but weed to accept balL U. said It =tut good and substantial. THAMES. Marta Jahs As&., AM Bradford, the younger, pupil leacher, sad William Barnes wen. charged with dijarbing the eangregetioo, hiseitig, and roughing, sad reedier la • load and di ordarly manner, at the churchof Bt. Georee-in *burliest The summons spinet the first defendant wee Manfred, and those of the latter two adjourned for three weeks. When the Rev. Mr. Lowder, who was owed the witnesses, and his Meads, were renting from the court, the mob is the street, mundeing principally of perishiesterr. from St. Gemwe's, sat up loud yells and groans, imertnized with cries of " We will give jou the topmost' on Sunday." THE 13AUSAOZ CAM AT KINGSLAND.—The in quest wee resumed on Thursday evening Ixtfunt hfr. Haat yhreya, into the death of William Eaton. alleged to have been poisoned by eating bad asumegee. Evidence wee gone into beefing upon the bealthlerem of the anima' whose limb I. said to have formed the substance of these dainty deli and the inquiry was sots adjourned till Tuesday SUDDEN DEATH FROM INTEMPERANCE. —Oa Weduseday amain, a wanes, the wile of a cattle drover who had beat in attendance at the cattle fair in Newcastle , wee frond lyleg dead in a pomp at the Head of the Side. From infonsation which h•• been gives to the police it ap pears that the deceased had been drinking foe the la st three months. hewing been scarcely sober during the whole of that time. Oa Wedoesdsy atom:wash* was in a public:house at the Head of the Side, very tab.:tread, daeoing to the music eta molts. A short time afterwards she went out, and WM bower more mew alive. We understand she is a native of Coeliac —.Kreccesals Chnniels. . EctdThe - tin;tll — ellLi-1110LLO WAVII Paws AND OINTe 110? —iS11011•21•11. NSOSALIUk. nat. •1.0 SAS • nes.—Tbe are mete top and the bailie ebenne et ceneetene• eee n elanaintly peeks/Ana Amor at thirlollll4lo NMI berme; 'Web.= wet entemenine Inn en mai etas* punnet Tbc levant racked each senensoess non Inn leallinee ett Ihnlentre PUY. flint near en hen els• oar the l a zithe nine. IMO One ensableen at Nie ter thee t M nay erne • nstene vigenee seen own ere wake. Ting inn Ore, nth M needs charm 1e all drone wan Bellaaves OfternbilenM bs tubbed at the Min Blinn Was slime. est to Wille amp Is inplaynnaL unlit tiny the rilh, will give broialse MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average prime of beowa or hl woe )va gator, the produce of the British P.sigewdose in itmetior. for the week reading Nov. A is 24e. H. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid or papa thereon.—Tue average price of brown cr hfuecovado witiar, the modec. of the Ilsuritiva, la the week gutting we above, is 23. x. up. —No return has been made of the sale of brown or Mu.. osvado sugar, the _produce of the Eget Indies, in the week ending as ebovu—The average Woe of the two foregoini deactiptions of roger la 24e. 7td.. BRISTOL, Doc: 2.—00 r market continuos to wear a Urn, appearance, and everything brought forward finds reedy buyers amongst the refiners and grocers at extreme prices to sixpence &drone. Two cargoes of Demerara' and one of Tobsgos have been &goosed of this week; the common pro cess sugars at Ms. to 395., and the vacuum par chiefly from 445. to 4f with a few lots at 425. to 43e. A. large amount of busines s have been done bete, Wit for the indifferent 'apply. Ratters' produce sell. freely at improved rates. Rum continues dull, but these is rather more dernead. COTTON.—Lreimroox, Dec. 2.—The rnarket bee been dull thrutae week, holdall ocatinolog to offer their smoke trW , and buyers lave had the adventage of id. per lb. in needy ell dame of American • Bowed especially ivory difilcult of sale. Emilie also heavy, and Dm declined id. to id. per lb. Egyptlea, on the other band, he been in far and poker ea anottaopd. Surat, though In good rerati mecbe again reload shout id. per lb. 8 have taken 2,430 American, 240 Egyptian, and 770 S i ttet, a" end there ore reported for export 1,000 American, 20 Egyp. tiro, end 7,650 Ears& Ths demand this morning has bees to a fair extent, end the ales will probably be about 7,000 bike. COTTON GoODB.—Maxotarra Dec. 2.—Buaineaa is only limited by the goods to be par The demand Li steady and gement for all marker, bat the engagements of nners and meaufaotnrers in the =jerky of oases pre clude their entering new orders on their be for delivery within a memorable period. An agent engaged In travelling from town to town for three days to plus an order for grey goods could not Sod a single manufamorer at them that wet not fully engaged to the end of January. Under these obit onmetances we have again to report pens se scatter sad dearer, whilst cloths are stronger, and the teudeoey to ea advance in them goods is greater. Messrs. Geo. Fraser Bon, and Co. report 7-8 printers f at lid. to 34. ru l e =hem et the beginning o last month, whilst sea l ed. to 24. • 9.Bths pintas, 3d. to 44.; 94th. shirting*, 4 .to 64. ; 'lndia and China phdn and tig shirtings, d. to ma. ; imeonets, 2d. to 34. per pleos; ur j long cloths and T cloths, lid, to 3d. per pleas dearer. Do- mistime ars 1-161. to id per yard dearer, sad nee blade it yarns id. to id. dearer. Mame. Robert Presaged sad Brother remit the exports to Calcutta daring the mouth m only 10,424 packages againat an average at 22,207 for the previous 12 mouths. To Bombay the exports had been large, being 16,030 against the average at 14,218 • to China, 12,444 *gainer 9,316. The whole of the exporia of piece goods were 103,476 against 116,126 fa October, and en average for the year of 109,688. CORN.—Cmumeronn, DR. 2.—The supply of wheat was smaller :o- g iai m and - condition affected by the damp weather such q was Is. lower, bat best rues of red sad white about het week's ram. Market °keel dell. Red, 40e. to 44e.; Wm, 46a.; white, 46e. to 60c; extra, ills. Barley rather Neter, except for grinding, which was in good deemed at lets rates. Beans Is. lower. Llercoue, Dec. 2.—We have had a good supply of wheat to-day, and condition very fair for the seseoe. Tee demand was only moderate, and when sales were weds it we imam eery to give way la. per qr. Barleys werealso sealer to par class, especielly the common aorta. Other grain wittiest change. Wheat, red. 41e. to 445.; white. 46e. to 48a. Barley, Culin, 264. to 30s. malting, 35a. to 42e. Oats, 19e. to g ßeries, 401. to 43e. WAXITTILD, Dec. 2.—There was a falr supply of grata, but only a limited trade is reported In wheat, and some Me comedown was made on ordinary parcels, but the fine mm pies could not be bought cheaper then List week. Barley tat, end inferior sorts not saleable. BUM dull. Oats and shellingwithontehange. Averages of the week andgNov.2l6: —Wheat, 3,850 qvs ,at 475. 2441. • barley, flak at Md.; beans, beans, 133, at 465. Rd. ; pass, 46: at 14s. Rd. COALS.-Losson, Dsc. 2.-Bell'. Pftross, 13..6d. Baddle's Waal Earthy, 14.. 9d.; Busp, 13e. ed? B n e .:: Babel& Wait liestlry, 14s. 9d.; Cares Crick& 16e. ; Clark's West Hartley, lts. 9d. ; Davisoo's igsri. Galley, 16e. ,• Grey's West Earthy, 14e. 3d.; Haw well Gas, les. 3d.; Holywell, 16s. ; Howard's West Hart ley, Ha. 9d.; Lasabwre West Earthy, 14.. 94.; Teallid Moor, 16a. ,• Tangent Moor Butes i ils. 9d.; Walker Primrose, 13.. id. ; Ward's West Hart l4a. 3d.; West Earthy, 16e. ; West Wylam, 14e.; Wy , 16s. ; Walls Bad Boons Mae, 195.; Walls End Byron, les. ed. ; Walls Bad Edam, 19a4 Wells End Gibson, 17 e. 9d. ; Walls Bad Gosheth, lea.; Walls End Hatton, les. 3d.; Walla End Hilda, 17s. ed. ,• Walls End Northumberland, 16s. ; Walls End Riddell, les ; Walla End Sheriff Hill, 16s. ; Walla End West Stanley, 16e. 64. ;• Eden Main, lee. 9d. ; Walls End Bell, 18s.; Waßs End Belmont, 18s.; Walls End Braddylls Helton, 19..64.; Walla End Framwellpts, 18.. 3d.; Walla End Haawell 20..64, ; Walls End Hatton, 20s. Bd. ; Walls End Kepler Gran" 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Rowel's Hatton. 19s. ed. ; Walls End South Hatton, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Benson, 17e. 3d.; Walla End Hartlepool, 90e.; Wells Rod Elansiy, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19a.; Walls Ead Hasten* 16..; Walls End Hellos, 19.. 94.; Walls Bad Sbiaoliffs„ 18e. 34. ; Ws* End South 119 a. 3d.; Walls End South Hellos, 19s. 61. ; Walls i'hornhi 18s. ; Wall. Bad Trimdou Thoraley, lea. ; Walls End North Hsztlispoel. Us. 61.; Wall. End Thorp, 19a. 94. ; Walls End West KAP, 17.. 9d. ; Walls Rad Whitworth, 16a.; Wall. Bad 175.; Walls End South Darbarn, 18e. ed.; Carwa Cic r ss 4 Duffryn Halting, 22a. ed.; Lym's Stone, 184. ed.; Ni..'.s Darya, 22.. ed.; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 22e. ed.-Ships at market. 332; acid, 277. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Moos P . Ma , ToW. Told. aussrAss. West soling Mu. N. A 1 1 /PM air liOdieL I. lia. ltsgsa Anil .. ...... .... US 08 Mat ssadlai llfs. ST. Osisikeisa ........ —....—.... Mt 4.6 6 9M6 KM 13.11$ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Chanceasee. Mi. Nor. 20. dime bend by tae awerinneas co tem 'tepee* this yea. sod that deveallte. were ahead cm Use 201 b Oat since which dale 00 vewele we allowed se lead sad Wasp ems; ea& s *wee Y. te b yway aae 'lna la sceaceesee at Wee as wele ft AY paid the eating. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH . Canal. dee (American ship), tram Liverpool far Melbourem 04.18, ler 9 N. ion le W. remlon (berese), Beiidea, from St. Domingo 12 days for Liverpool, Now.. S. lot SI. bib U. Henry Clerk, been City Point ex London, Nov. le, let 1740. lon 71 So. Yam Polo. oatesid.botuul, Nov. 14, lat 47 N, los 11 W. flows Brick Now. 16.1 .140 1 4 . 1.1. 13 W. Robert Torootygoma, No Liverpool kw &violates. Nov 43. hazotoss iron Ilahlio eoe LtworposL Now. 6. of &Imbrue Light. ooquebar, Oath* trims lAgerpoot I. Nes Took, Nov. h, ON 41, km 70. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COOT% Nor. 10. at Creedal. the *lle of 0. Cooper, rah., d • ace. 0 UHT 18.—N or. 111. Cattootaara-rtllae, Otacesbory, Ilts. 0. A. ot a eon, .011-bora. DA r I t NS. I — X or. 11. at us. Derceahlrhterrace, NotUaghtll. the Woof J. har. .. of • 0 SAV /foto. 11.—It or. N. NMt Osseo% Liverpool, the wife of X. It. Qom% of K. .10111111.—Now. IS, rx Zockloat, Chtethlnt. the .lE.et J. Jet" I as, Koh l , of a Oatubter. 1, AM Ati —Xor• IX at Uppar Clephae, the We of 1 O. Mason. r- - • --. NM., el ma. LLAIM a Soy. XI. at IC Moeller road. Briabtoe, the wife of W. Loook. HI& worm, of s &soots, /At 111.11. ow. ay .t Norwood. Mr, W. Ramer. of . pp. Si VANTOP LO.—tt or. O. at Cleveload Lodi% Finchley rood. the wife of J. .. Pwalormato. •••. 04 • 4owthtew. 11W1111,—Ww.110. as BoattepArodo, Trafehterwoonre. Chelwo. Mn. .._ _... _ U. r VA 11011 AN.—Noe. SD at Bt. Jamie Penmen. Bruton. the aife of the Nev. M. Vaughan. It C.L.. of • eon. W 11.9021.—N0v. et K Ihmee.vllla. Ceetteethare. the Idle of IL U. O. Mhos. NA, al N - MARRIAGES. DINWALIT—LOW.—No;7Fe:fii b b b bbbbbb b Irl!orlon. Hr. W. Immo.. of Dory St. Edroaralls. ola. to Elsa Hayward, &octet of wr. O. Low. of St Jarowea rood. Holloway. DEN NIII—CILLWrIIi AY —Nov. I. at Awn, Olotteeoterthlre. Douala Dn.. of ersolfortbellla, Lear Bareatapla, to Alma, daarblig of IL Oraevhay. Ewe of o..entadv.tark. DRAKB—VD6L• Y.—Dee. I. at ht. Leonard'aon kw, J. A. Drake. Mow. ILA.. Ha Dragoon Hoopla 10 Lathe Croery, daughter of IL Farley. Emit of Ashfd. NNW DkUATS—WIJ or ODMOHD —Deo. 1. at et. Luke's. Chelsea b the Her. A. M. L. Woodford. P. W. hosestrate. Lao.. to Charlotte U 1 beth. daughter of Oreoral AIT A. Woodford. DE1)11-1tAY LAY.—N or 2 at Klrkbpoo. Warn. Lincoln...hire, by the Hoy. D. T. If Ha. HalorGeneral Prior, of Tottinal.on Had. Norfolk. to &oily Aria theelatot of the Hoy. C. Y. K. hallo/. Rector CR Mirth". WOO DWAHD—WATTd.—Nov. 31. at the Cathedral. Staaeharter.hg the Nev. J. N'Oartto. 2.1111.10. .or, of A. Woo twrotl, leg.. to /JIM, daughter of W. Malta, lit . b.th of alauebeater. DEATHS. clown :N.—Nov. IT. et tekragioTiset Or;,. near Xeateageas. th e Beer U. Z. 0. Condos. seed 11. DlXol4.—Zer. 111 1: 44nuson..troet. Mayfair. E. Most, Fan d NallyHowe. 1101.,11.8.-111ov. JO. et titan place. BeisThee-equeee. EL - • Y_Y~6WI Noe . 3,, A. D. DI cliar. Esq., of Oro,. Have. B. - 4 ,781 .;51 - 1• 71 ni. _ PALHUII.-11 or U, at Boulogne air-!leas. IdeninnaM . Colood J. 18. Palmer, burl 41 PEOLICIL —Nor. U. at Ruston rquarr, H. Trier?. WA 78 P11181.111T.--Now. Herr, ale T. Plmeut. bee ,of Ureentdß, mat Nora% Abbots. De.a. oc. l 8 r. FlltlL—Non. he. at Ormood Hour, Richmond, Surrey, Captain T. Per, H. 0 IP, it w. an.w.—N...10, et et KftelliCai, Mciestonequore, Thomaston • IWO, MU of toe Kent Ho. T. Shaw, of ILlmmnre Holm, Dublin. Tompk —AWL U. at Hornbill, ow Cireocenter, Jobe Tombc, Writo. - Mev. U. at Lo►er iireeabtoeh idearaddis, Catherine Ann. dweller of S. Ward. Wel...ead to W 111 UL—hie% W. at Thwart, Meath the Bor. K WWte, elect 16. Prishil bud Iced W tams is Rau; aNa It Lobbord oh .% Prbour. et lb. Odle, h tea.b..4 Ihreet. la the Prolaet et Wbltattlus.-4bevabbir, Dumas. 11.