The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-18 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITA AMUR %LTV. Nov. 17 —A r Iwo N. bind to las Senotea, h. meow san rrfi~s beep i s t ememiat *the Dene. a maw sum • sira D. J. Ilay, Math e s. mow own o%). wll Cool et AMea mattes. 1001 . 00 . W. J. /id. Nat (104, h coollousl so oh/d~' A nd is VW Prima Cloolour, la, leap ikaarom Paymmor J. No&86.1), lb. Hootlago, M meow moo =nom woes at Llvervol. Iheene-ehre T. Berm, to the Ur ges*. errew steam ohm slip es plielkeler awoke *Wag Thlrd-clue Aillehme Deghasee J. Asthma, te the Mohawk, 4, mew mem deep, r Pertenseth. WOOLWICH. Nov. 7. The Thunder, • seer seem stem mod of 1 1 ,062 sou basks, Jew sesepisted at the Web. pre at Maws. Lasts, ad Didess.. Depthed les Iwo Award by the eswerssasee ise We el adlirey 'Jar stows Is OM& albs wee bent Maim Ap sd awl is 114 with • mew et II Wet asets...4 210-htese rewes. Os bar Wel trip. whirl hook v. • WV" posierird with ore 16 knots par - ftWD moat, William Desis, whose creel dogging at W 1,01114 a was mostly the sehhet d esnweat, awl who de moted free. tb. Artllkry ais Niw tram the hospital, bao hese officially discharged hew the reibret. CHATHAM. Nov. 77. An order was received at this garrimea this morn ing, frau th. Hone Goesses. alitietteg that the mew pattern cartridges., No ,17 adopted. ere to b. es“estisosd, m ODOM. queues ..f to .1r tong foetid to ha too swell foe the tore of the aseekcia. The kit at present in use by regiments of toilitjs artillery le to be eriaafklud to that .ore by the regular Ms molested ortelkey. MILITAILi STOItI SEItICR.—The offioere of the Kinsey there Service sill is fumes ereaspeey the army to the SW the place of the omendeearao of the Field Trete Dirriet* A MOOrTEtt Riv TROOP STIMIEL —Moms% Nom aad Co., Stockiest, twee es the weeks Ler the gown mot we ladies river semier et howesee propoettorto Her ewer kw se 310 heft ovw all 176 bet ; end hreedth 46 kw. She o by tar the tereeet river wearer is the weld. Her =eye 20161... power. She hes to b. Impaled with sad is hoped to atlas the Isar Owe 13 sale we hear. SlerL ai lorthe wed easel. sod mdse. e O sok.. bide with plow il lt i = V.N.Vasi wobbles wiry tits Wks. sad to this tiepin etertadal vestUelles by Wee .d hosed air, me wrel Pawalles. The On TM he wrought by the owl beep every berth la • thereeptily owiter7 ocoti llos. de ere WU UMW Ma 101111. The weed will Wee be raw shwa leer to. a weee. tits is ado =iOr the whoa keg. a the ant. The vowel will tre bar% AWN= 2 1 / 1 1~ feehiwu ow the Wk. and Wet led bog ales two hapitat we bred. 116. will he glided @Log by two terse peso alerleg MM. The moo weederfal dig all Is, ate we leho two ha et wow with to, stem, took &a, ea herd, mod SOO pe =g. dewbettemed, ride 6r• abeam aver ethos .11 weigh about I 7 ter Mho le a owl %NM. The pate. weigh M. pps.rr seprdeld ha, bar keel ewe. sod wrie r stroke pluses 716 , mad 161. yew le. rad WI others 31b. per test. The weed le supporta by twe Orders rummy wooly dr whs. hag. e 4 16. honk 11, 19.01• owl In. loin upright sad dap.. auppertere. Her wive trwerwerk will he caret.Ma la Wet • sow. ; ate wIU thee 1. tat. to pam end up emir* es the Theme, 1.1 pndo., t tripe in the if.,. lie will Um he takes estmely isto wethetal para.. put shred a noel. awl wet MJ to loW . She le the Ira espeekse. of this Ind, to Mush rawly the N. et the Etradopo. the i river ~raw to the world, WI V she b • wesersll Moffett a swab. of amnia d tha Mad we bobs& he the tmaso et 4 tr•,ops ad other wpm t lalku—Derto...o 1111.1C0113 JOB Sr. CLIIIIMIT D. 41138. eetereley V mer=m nesting wee bald at the iew" K 4.1111 et the el k Charm Deese b ten. amp Me the iternestee et • Velment alb ter the City of Weeteelerer, erg he theappelminnet et iipr. hem the pen* et It Clam! Dense. eempreten eeneentee with theeneneme tren the ether Ant while et lb. eity. Ilarthemace et the esmnbes Ihnonlin el the mho. The raise eineenneedes. C. lunow, pee n Ibe The CIBAIMUIAJI .I. .dthe neesies, expend lo WY net 'be any men lohnidele then ONOWIP wee le Inn ride Irlme e.pe. emend be any MOM 111. sal, wit • • dell. evely temmtee et the nepe unto beeene ellin• Me mimed thet the pen* et Ilk Clement Damn meld impead he ins appal nab le Mr. R. T emus payees* the Ilree reerlalha. Is the Whet Mee ehmolilly 0111118•6 ie the appal el pomp meet tar Me meleeel dime. ea le pepped • me Jamey eseilm the heel* hefted* the Wig d • miaow Ms amp he the My of Weseehmee. Me or fined w she emmise ise ar yelp el Moire' Napalm' , h whim there mee • ellessies ; up* Moe Mire w some the el dlosehmele. es emli moselese $. Chow Dame bed eseielbersi dish gems ef mpeet i.. le It en semehs Amid min be 'Mem/ dm Ils. Wrifern..=lll• mseles. shish mem ewe Le the dime el doh hmeths hems% mil he a l=ll MN the emirs of fir pia. Tee modeeles wee mealmesely. Mr. J., 0. Ihnu.wau. popish the deem/ emehilee "?het, le Me eyielea el Mb maim the eleolm hoer Nei et weft • b. WI he hem peemeed by the miles erirb .eh of Me emend whim vllb the elm of Weib ieleehe heel easysido% is be hemeellel by leml .S.ai end se he meseselly e.iefaed le me erpe he the whole My. mime the ememeed el web seyeeler ISae se meg by mormay b ranker sipleed 7M ere'brle~ : Mho bon memseh by Mr. $410.1111111T, wee serial emtheeeely. £ POlNlelles papal by Mr. I. Timms, an esessid ty Me. J. Lime. he the oppelshom et • sew shoe to met the heeples eurried voraisway. Melee ghee lie Mete some he mei ehehmes. rm. the pemesdlege demi vii• vele el Mesh se he ►osut]ttll IN WAITJUN4III3II4I,2. Os Wormethey. Majer-Oesserel Hey, of the Hythe adossl of Merbory reseed rest 300 olloottoo mon he lms Isobar reel repertiess, to Um, %meld' Volossoom Irt emessi of Lee/ Mae, M. P., she w. prenst, esl r the QOM'S W 01.111.11. 01 whir Batt Greerser, nor, t. Orieri. is Weesnionser Bea both of shish seep are d d roe ere Mee • mit. Tie nos wa w o he me • bee, sear, hodyeil therbeer erombiel in the bell Mae rifler els from res tfa err me error is sr esteem OIL anirer by on solferte girt earrbase. rear bun serneer of the het • war be of spermen puma, ladries serrel • .11 friaries. The List of Ebrier, Mr. lateell (of tb. Ileorellse). Mr. ilatZ mus lerell„ Mr. itsdps Agalay. and sorrel ether ef reit W mar um to tow sorer drill sir re net, end re warns our abspir ISO et andhoslie tor MI lad realty. The rpormr, pelllhrli. sal nibs= deem by the imira hefty et the nes essi • men/ Imaredos era the bromine. mi a ere are tins era esperterri moors canoe end a.,, rowel of elm rat parr La re immosies of the parte the sire her lard inie erre, kill the rem of writ Herr- Heuer lir derma •Mr addssee m them H. re d the mess. is stir they he/ i = e doe frM preated he ire • fern el I. He re so w er thee sere etre her ors them MI only bed LS ell rd MIL it stay rend, Mirk he bed elver nalreinel —that Mese then re brava= ea stir operre • mai mil be drilla Ire edielesey is amothiel of the sore it tort r let • messy briar ell err. With rood et the plater er reist, • red Inesiers bed hems lald moss dm In Or. sad it by es the berm of Me Mele thkr. They meet be err Is that, ter If • ma assts net bed his pa heemold set Mr b. The Irina Mtn yes re es ler Mosseir nisi, fa It many appear to the mind sad seen of • me. tesmoneh me • mar atm bey to sa rid el W abet r the boot edverer. Be seer reemerad Urn, them bee, parrs se reek es obey mid Is the purr lira It •ae Midi earl la dense bast se Ira se is for 1•11. I , we futilities, me the the eras, semi le re eater tire volintser rile corps Hs Mee of • Emblem was the ma she esell be se Mar r to bill be may et • esseireble dimar eV Is at or mate tins se Misr* hirer et le seeder it &Welt to Ile enemy le bill W. The bra Sarre irk et • Mese of dram ; tad he an pined Ms to 411•11.11 nudes so re thesse el moms rase H. ehenii be 11E71.1 w theill op the soda im ern,. kot Mee see • meal aim mot • red cost. H. Meld ebe ream oe ell the dorsi IN Mk Rata et or. le Mich he he/ se Ala mortar serer tep sad to career. Dee re ere wan Hams with roper to 'lto reins:am They me warner • sr nag, and they meet pet set of the elf rem nip Net if the rulee- Mr should be me err r our seestrat with forehilay, nod the as lansible la 'pert el sere He oesaidered • bigh prs hem bud egrotesity et seionereg sect es ,1111“ body of e n d Mstrely devors .. her seise to ash arepris he sr either es Lori 11:rho Icr bares sneered hain Mr mammy. Be re poor this norms es sae of enerome importers, be e sor te. was gems Me Wafture of me emary is Mr spa to • Ninon , Ise Wen they bed es inalligest mar ter be see set worth • Moms 1.0 1.04 AMR EA/0/IDi.—no followfai does mar bays bOOO roestood : 101. Ilk, Awn dr Company of Aootlr. ado 101. 100., from tbo 6omy of flertwoooro ; 10!. lb. Company of Loath ; Jump Eq lloaciag- II& to tbo goossol had, sod 20. to Yr bead toa d. A. Taylor, 11%, Causplase. 1_ _ ,IL Ila.• W. T. MUM. Eq. , Jowls-ono, 111. II..; Mooed Willa.. 800., by W. liorklados, E•q , ; ataf a lasi bat of onsaftwy aroma oarobaro bars boos addled oilloo Ando Mt VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT IN LITIUIPOOL.- Tbo I*, -nopany of lb* I.lriryoul Vellums, 2.1101 121817 ens la u sppliamise t. Lib. Lirorpcoi corpcesdas Ihrtis TEM EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18 1&9. of do Tema Hall, for s public ball is aid of the hods of the Lamely, see of the okket sod meet useful she giou lowa. 'shish is sow is Mei P ag Oir, 842 WW torpooadan„ though they aessolly .at the see of the , he the Ikessel victuallers, Inemeoes, yeast ebbs. to-, la amok dodo . The leflelen Mater =love bo pM R Onago's H.LL alma doom al rod pardon at nand rum Will be but to is. la droary's tessasnr. Tdd liliboeabl. oaalonanpahondblo maw INN mind post badman= la Liviged. Ma Win add= do tie tapas of as awry Ude la dr mat masa wariag. Is rinanks tall the varateet liewsist Mr lladaporal, us may dad dal ado tansy Dacia sea Le bow lassaa paanotid pve parooloolas to *dr delppirOs to Gard ttionnoldn - la is. Tarnow caps see firresisi, era dm in ?swag rondos ant, dr lad or Sodas, larn-donanoat ar aonary, will anent a Ilt. dargoraddi to mar la is. aan rambert. !Litho Intdltgenct. COURT Or' QUIMPS BENCH.- r. 17. —illigliati" = " mig Oalm ag olos.) ' 1141.1" POST= c ?II ILITMLW 0017NTIBI: PAILMILT.—INJOILT . —_--- :To • Kora. Mr. Tindal Adders Ins arra fa the gisintlff ; Mr. Mein James sad Mr. Barred tsprenersi the drandsat. The plaintiff, a chairaiskar, said this drarisate far ries dose to he hone by MM. Of the allibillMO of rag arrant& Oa the Sth of A the plehatiff was driving a light tan, whoa one of the rderehe wagger ran spirt it and seriously *err the lair, white eat drertisid haviag toot St , berg thole yore rd. tintalsd is the wind, with • bad cold and s raring st the neiss. Kr. James, for the darer said this less ain artarife se ttee, which ahould have bar tird la the wiry evert. The jury found s reedit* far the pisiatlf—datrgas, di. Is. COURT OF ILICCHEQUER.—Noy. 17. Settbp in Beetoo.—{Beie the Lod Ode( Derea,endileeene . Watson and ChasneU.) MOPS AND •NOTHZI V. )ATTT.-A MRCVS IN TlOllll.l. In this men which was tried before Mr. Baron Channel], a rule had been obtained daring the meant term to enter the verdict, which bed been found generally for the defendant, ! for the plaintiffs, on the ground that it was spinet avid/m e n sad also ea pcset rewired. It wee an inrerpieeder erne to try the right to certain pro perty claimed by the meigures of one Derby, a bankrupt, which had been takes poserenos of by the defendant, the n proiator of Astley's Amphitheatre, and whom name is so well known in contusion with circus entertainments. It ap peared that the bankrupt Deli, travelled about the imastry with a circus, ae ' Bawd Poblitkivisii" having received from Mr. Batty several large eAraems, and giving bids of ails. In 1863 the Goma gam the de hindant two bills of sale ander which some heels, a yen, dresses, and other paraphernalia connected with the ober, were naiad and .old by auction, the defendant Wylie • por tion of the property for 6001.. while with respect to others It wee proved the some substages had bars made. The only gmetioe at** trial, which wee an Wimple/der lawn was, whether the property belonged to the defendant or Pablo- Leg* he if to the latter it became mead in the plebnigh, the amiper, wade his bankruptcy. Mr. Bawler eel Mr. H. Lloyd now sheered mum against theywhich wee 'apposed by Mr. Wilde end Kr. Bayliss. urt usieMmegy dietherged the rule. MARAIS v. D1011,1111.-PALLSI 1301180111011:117. - - la this sou which was au esti= brought by • =mat qust her meter for /Mee haprietemat, and tried before Mr. Berea Martin yeaterleg, the fact' of which were reported in our toluene, Yr. Hewitt= moved that the verdict fund for the plain tiff with 201. damages should be set aside out the grounds of = rseepdcn of endenos, that the verdict was against the &usages srosseles. Tits court said they would otatalt the Iserwei judge who triad the ow, sad reeirved judgment. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSEB.—Noy.I7. (Wore tha Judge Ordinary, Mr. Judea William, and Kr Bans &wawa) ILLOW/111, IP. RAIWILL AND SAWDII,IIOIII.-A CLANDMITINI 11•111•01. ---- In Jsanny, 1862, tits prntkassr, • young learned the respondmit as • dissuadag obspollr gnus. Tits bride went how attar tits awaseay to bar moths Tito kept • tostilsop In snob fro quoted by 'meg o•+. This petWastrie paidabont • now Nobs visite, but very wry Is Ws sarrtsd life ha saw :Camid Holmes Dialog on tits sob by bow elds, and s% • fasafliar manna towards bor. Ms left es bows he • short time, is order to easaldw wit t owes ha Amid Hs then went back to low, sad told bar that M would saver see bar again. Hs stlarvards want to Scot- WA, and followed Ins profession In that roantry. but ha otos abnolly aims to Logsdon. In the =nada the somnolent mewed bar scqualstance with the co-romposdant, whit who. aka bad bean latbasis Wore bar mArri&e, sad aka altiontsly Wad wlik W._ _ _ Q.C., mid Dr. Spiais Imo maid f the pstirkfmr. . . Tho Court, Air oraiatalag Uwe pitltkastr, said they was sodas' that it.hod aot Lis without toosesehla n oon, aid Uri ho was tbtrotare satithal to the tamody which be soagla. Tboy would thirteens dimly* the motrimett WILL/ON IP. ItILLION.-CUILIOIIS CARL Phillimare, Q.C. (with whom ins Yr. 11.0asen) said the pan. wen menet ea the 191 h of fleptenber, 1844 sail hod lied as the fruit of their 122/011 two ear sad a daagielar. The wife mew sought a dimes on the ground el amity, adultery, tad deeirties, to which the ro. speadeat pindsd that le had cannitted adultery, sad heti so ler ben and to his wife, but that he did net recoiled any ether arta of cruelty that be had conmeitted agdast her. These sett were spit ties ea her, Wag bad langur to bar, shaking her late hysteria, throwiag thlap at her, sinking bee, sad Mills( her that she seat get nosey, sad he did sot are bow. The reaccedsat prebend to I. an archi , Net sad annoyer, but in that, ea la arm other rospeots, he was • sod Impostor. la pant of feet he Ilmed on his wifeta lastly till November 24th, 1264 whoa hit was arrested on a chine of ferny, fee while be was aninind to be tram ported for sena ran, though he wee la hot raking at the sad of three pars. Dr. Banks append tor the neporient, but looking at the heof the pleadiage sad at tin fact that his client refused he bet pat in the box, be would sot editor the mart. Sir C. Creswell, afterooawltlae with ids lensed brethren, said that though the feces pprroored L Nuagatt of the charge of cruelty wen sot of tbtanaalves of a wry Woos chencier, they were cm the whole sallialeat to amnia the pea; sad though they night talenette hive ben eandierd by the emetinual ealealettedea of tin VIM bad Inikabiaitil bus mind by the sabagsst . The mart would thunders Massive the with cane, aad direct the mother to Melia the mend, of law Widen. oouar OF BANX.RUPTCY.—Nov. 17. (11him Ile. Crmmiwkow Enos.) Ix as w. A. D'AICT. The bankrupt vim described sa a dealer in horses of lb* Regent's Part. This was the adjourned aittisg far sestguesa, bat it apprornag that • petition had bow priosseed praying that the bankruptcy should be an imated on tba ground that the proof of trading was not sta. dint, and no one appearing in support of th•adjudiostion, no choke of matinees took place, and an order wet made instil ling the bankzuptcy. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) In CO INOnaII.—YALSI nOoks. The traboupt, a rover, Is High Holborn, applied for kb aertiAnne rem time ego, when. It sugaring that he had immedialand • twah-Mot far the pace at ins beakragz his litaser abated a prenesatls. galkg, bat thejiMpeent wee est Was bylt n etart of tel li aril on a ustat iki nserved their stideration, it = the Astitleas book with is se .wised tbr i erre i& g: anis 'Heim he bad cot done it tar the of deem& log Me swam TM i.e. sow ogee spas the evert. Ma. Inbar appeared to We assigage ; the braking w el i szaresental. He staled that he aothlag let led agage probriona mi ) asma, and lodged be had sang at lawyer& (A langli. The ripest of Mr. Nicholson, the *MAO enigma staled that et the assets, which bad realised 236! , la woe available des dividend. The beak:mpg Mated that ism his failure ha had obtained a medic, is one of the superior courts in his favour, which would la stoat 90/. to the estate. E. Mr. EWMos, after readiag the special ors which had Dees prepared by Mr. Justice Crompton for the oonsidsratios M the cost above said that the only carownistams In knew tithe bankrupt wadi that there woe to midmost* of bis lay ing actually appropriated the mosey which wee unscomated for—about 30W It had probably goes In hie doomed° sa pedicure , bat It was impossible to say hoe It had gown The Commissioner—That show. the danger of the ambles in this case. Sawn • man makes up Mee books, Wan the endgame can show that he has the mosey, they saes rpm mach him. — TheliankrttTeaul that when he Marred • daring of 3401. la his cash-book, be thought u luge a sum could rut her gar la his boar and prom' expenditure, which was atodessim Oa tits spar of the moment be altered the arum ea the tido of his sostrat, Ida a Vie, to account for this ilefigiersoy. The (Wawa( arming be felt that he had dose Inas% eri then pre:Ansa the Wird book. He had no Werra d baud whatever ; meter of his creditors would rasp him with this. She Commirioner —lf you did out spend the 3401. In per med espeaditare, how was it spent ? The kakrupt said it led gar is sore way be could not axonal for. He bed dome roma for hie offence, and would leave the ore Is the heads of the Commissioner, hop ing that ha might mow rendve • artier. Ilia Iloaour said that whereat dttlimp of compassion he might entertain towards gartiseee hem wapts, he could sot shrub from the duty which be reed is the public, who were deeply interred in these gretimm. Parlor ao offence could be so prodigal to ..once. Ord so strike at the root of all fair dealing between dare and recipe, ta the making of falsobecib end !Mohr eatrise, it lb. peeper of draw tag wed mak/aft maillione as to • by-gene minspgropria lion of wary by • beakropt. Creditors wiles Ore prirmmed tram foUomag up the property of their dram. If • tomkrupt stated openly and touly that he had seim money, or left it so that the feet might be inferr P r from a boor, the property might be, as it bad been in many cases in that court, followed mad recovered. AU that the bank rupt could now gay wee that this money had not pr, as put dors in his iteeellit.fer ponovallind household impases, but that he must hen spat It in some other way. For sogist that append, ha might have pat by • retain mount. Well, inn act the creditor defrauded, or, at all mats, very rash mraged, if they were deprived of the mean% by this ma's hie account, of Salmis( out the limitary, sad pu lar goring back roar poetise of the property abstracted from them? Tole wee age of the most importeat oases that could come before • commercial court, the more go as there wee shortly to be en alteration in the law of debtor end creditor, sad, se Mr. Justice Crompton said, if • ease the did sot case within the low as it stood, the let might to be shared. This unfortunate owe wee an Inners doe of the way la which traders, when they began to neglect their Oise, and kat eight of whet was doe to their credi tor VW ea, step by step, in the downward path. la 1849 mwt6 dv credlters, bat h . dividend . rare lila Jo mos Ned ellfet tented by =prime, gad not at all gvlebg what had helersned, ho ants agile to the catiA ran& estate would now pay soiling. nisi was the laverieble, stlesat the ordinary course of trident whim they nee b-gan to neglect their duty to their erelliere sled the yobbo. They gut from bed to worm, till theyeeild fe etelfillarable pestles fa which this era our NW plaid Is had bees con n oted by • jury ad or of the Meese apenified in the 258th section ; end the finding of the Lary .1616 almost in the very words of the act of parhersent. flay loud that, with the intent of concealing the state of hie st dm, sad deiteting the object of the law of bankruptcy, he bed tekelested a false book, and toads false entries; bat they added that this wee not dose with i n f es t t o d e f rau d the at say goods or property. Is such a case, whatever sympathy or compassion the court might harslet indieidaals, it met do Be duty; and gut duty wee clearly pointed out by the set—to mese or suspend the certificate of the beak ram, sad to rakes (weber protesting from wrest. is this ease the omit was unwilling to . go to that extreme. There WOES CireOlOstattv• which would induce a much sews Iselent muse; and the josh*, of the case would be 'stalled by • mespresdoe of the oertidotte for twelve months. But the coast was compelled to refuse protection from arrest; sad protection 'maid not be given until the bankrupt had under goes an mooths' imprisonment. The risostion certificate, If applied for, would be withheld for 21 days, to give the bank rapt the opportuaity, if so advised, of taking the opinion of the Lords Justices. The certificate, what granted, would be of the third cites. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 17. (Before Mr. Colonialism Murphy.) IN 11l 111011A8 HAWKINS -11111 MITZOPOLITAN lILLOON OMNIBUS COILTANT. This insolvent, whose name has boa froquestly before the public as s shareholder, against the Wore Omnibus Com pany, applied to be diacharpd. The oast Imo bskn the court a Mort time back. whoa Mr. Coombs/Arm Murphy refused to allow bail, es the imolvest bad extracted some Mawr from an account book. _ _ _ iergord apit - r - red — lar Kr. Patrick Johann, the eilletel litroadator, wwd W. Rad for hem directors at the employ, mod Parker, Harrison, Captain, and Senn eSft• M. Dowse sad Mr. Stalemare appeared for the insolvent The complaint spinet the heelers was, that he had vexatiously proceeded ageism the Sarni Company to wind It lip, and had put the opermay to sore thousand pounds expenses. Mr. Flux (Flan oaf Araks) put in the rooted tags, and described the costa inroad. Them were petitions in Chancery. An appeal to the Lords herrn and to the Hones of Lords hod bar made. There were elm prooeed ins* be bankruptcy. Mr. Commirioeer Murphy said se the company was now being wound up, bad not the insolver saoosded in the pro oesdrp he had tare Mr. Erred declared that by the imeolvent's conduct he had darer' the erupsey, and It wee only on account of the great wets he had put the company to that It was being wowed op. Mr. Comatheicere Murphy said the main question would be t had the insolvent acted with bona ftsies or with maleildes. That wee the question he had to try whether he had amid for himself or had bran a eatery in the rode of a rival oneriny. Ail the rest of the ogee was fringe," and he shard opaline himself to the point whether the insolvent had reed with bed or good faith. Evidenos given in former proceedings wu reed to show that the insolvent had acted with melafides lathepstltlon he had presented. Mr. Comeniasioner Murphy said the insolvent bad paid ep 1501. for 150 shares in situated company., Where oonid be the good faith in the proceedings t Mr. Stammers submitted that the insolvent had • right to proceed, and be weld pecve deaths company was insolvent, r alleged by the insolvent. Eventually the case was adjoareed. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Noy. 17. PAW O. TOOIIO.-TRI PAWILT lllLl AMOCIATIOK. Plaintiff I. conductor of the above sesoolatioa ; and d.- habitat le a man wait maker. The action was brought to mew 42.. , balance of oa account of 21. 12a., the prim of • fanny bible, defandeat having paid 10e. MEWS( stated that it wee the cutout to supply the bibles nos reoniving weekly peyoseuts of 2s. 6d. Rio Honour—Do you mesa to say you apply the tally gyp ton to the bibi. trade? Plaintiff—We take weekly payments. His Honour thought plaintiff moat make a good profit by 21. 12a. Mr. M.Phiin, of Glasgow, used to sell a bible for 20s. Plainifff—Ah I bat this Is illustrated; besides, it has Heavy's and Scott's Commentaries. His Honour—Well, 1 think the meociation makes • good profit out of ite devotion. In my opinion no profit should be made out of the Holy bible. I suppose you are the mania- Son, Mr. Pon f Plaintiff—No; two or three gentlemen belong to It. Defendant said he should pay 2.. • week. The plaintiff had guaranteed that the bible Mould be bound b " real wo rms°, and It ma a sham. It was not bound In morocco, find defendant rofasol to pay more than 27e, in addition to the sum already rec a t hw b‘ved plainti ff . The bible wee abd upon being banded up his Romer at ceps it woo act morocco, Tiiitrir-lisaVa it C. 7 HY llosser—Well, I won't deckle upon my opinion. I. airs any nes in court whit knows anything about I. P Mr. William, boot maker, Beet-rood, said he bed bought morocco for forty years. The book prodsoed was not bound fa morocco. — DIE; cockle., of Leadenhall-.treat, a bookbinder, said the binding was imitation morocco. The book wee worth front 30e. to 40.. Witness had travelled with bibles and prayer brake for six yeses. His Honottr—flo the emaciation make' about 12s. in every N. by &bob devotion. It is very extraordinary that the tally" system should be applied to the bible trade, bat, se It le so, lam ham nothing to my against it. Upon the evidence plaintiff will be nonsuited with cods. The fleet Mind* of ma is troth. and you should not mil imita tion fur real 11101'0000. If delisodant likes to me you he een moms the 10a. be bee already paid. Plaintiff then retired, maying It wee real tearoom. MOTEL PIOCRIDIIIO IX COURT. • ease was beard by his Rancor in wkioh the plaintiff and Mondani ake, and his licsoar delivered kis jadgment, in tbe Prima bingnap. . 210 property, and it turned oat that he bad stolen • geld pencil ease frees his mama.. Other portions of the stolen articles IMO band Is the possession of the girl Caroline, who was is • good situation, and whom mistress attended .....;...ii line her • grad _eaosi!eral character. Whi n about th e property she prevaricated • good isaTtiricreen, It was sttsgwlad , the criminality of her 'onager brother, which then the first time she became aware of, and ultimately she prodmed a gold watch and chain from her bosom she took • ring from her flapr, sad wise questioned about a brooch, she at bet said it Me at berm, and then that she had pled ge d It, an d a t t h e same t i me e ve up the ticket. On going to the home of the father of ' has penmen, • highly reepectable man, an auctioneer and Mrtsiwho had Mx other children, the prosecutor and r onitiable found two or three small ambles which had also been stolen, and the prisoners Adolphus and William had disposed of others. While thin was going on the pri einnell' father was lying dangeronaly ill at Manchester, his wile being in attendance upon him, and the first intimation they had of It was seeing an account of the examination of the younger prisoner before the magistrate in the papers. The father at once mitt the mother to London, and she had the painful duty of telegraphing to inform bins that the other two were in custody. Mr. Metcalfe made a very able defame. and argued that the prisoners William and Caroline had been deceived by Adolphus, who represented to them that all the things be brought he had taken as wages, that they received them certainly, but without the slightest knowledge of their having teen stolen. The jury found them Guilty. The Aminant-Judge stud it was • melancholy case, and his duty was • painful one. The best course he could take with respect to the younger prisoner would be to sentence him to three years' detention at Beldam Reformatory, which he did, and upon the tubes, who undoubtedly had received these things, knowing how their brother had come by them, he should pass • sentence of 12 ametbs' herd tahour each. William ALAN WM/ indicted for samulting William West, ' Tolloe-tionstable 248 0, while in the execution of ho duty. The prosecution was combatted by Mr. Cooper ; the pri soner was defended by Mr. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Lewis. It appeared that the prosecutor was on duty In Orchard street, Bt. Luke's, when he found the defendant in a state of drunkenness, quarrelltng and fighting with another man who passed as his brother. He interfered to separate thaw, when he was assaulted by the prisoner, who kicked him in • manner likely to disable him for life, mad he heel to be placed under the cue of Mr. J. B. Mather, of !Imbib ition, the divisional surgeon, who thought the kick likely to remit in • mews. Pee the defter two winnows were called, • young man and the wife of the defendant's brother, who gave midenos fleßy •contradicting the police and denying the kick, but TL jar, found the defendant Outlty, and recommended Yon be mercy on account of Ms family. The Assistant-Judge mind the Jury if they believed or pined an dim y e? reliance on the evidence of the two witnesses for the The*, said they did not. The Assimant-Judge then ordered the man Into melody, and reprimanded the woman for having, as both he and th e thenght. come forward to tell that which they knew to t. untrue. But for her sex he should have sent her to mi. lliarerie said he hoped thla would not prejodios the ease of the prieoner, who being so drank at the time that le hod an knowledge of his own of what took plain be bad of course relied upon the statements them persons b ed toads as to the transience, and if they were untrue he could not be respon sible for their coming torwsrd. He bad hollered from them that be had not been galley of the viokeoe imputed to him. The Assinent-lodge said that wee an ingenione sumt lice, but he could see no ground for it. A gross and brutal assault bad been clearly proved, and he should piss upon the prisoner a esteem of cia months' bard labour. The *teem would remain in custody for the present. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (BeLee the !usietaat-Judge.) 60. wee indicted for feloniously stealing 31.19 e., the money of John Stroud. He surrendered. Ribton was for the prosecution.; Mr. Cooper defended the primmer. . . . . . Aran Stroud, the wife of the prosecutor, the landlord of lb* Ciareadon public-house, 62, Catobsidie-strest, Piano°, deposed that on Sunday afteroooa, the 6th inst., able was in the parlour of bar house when she saw the prisoner pass by the door Inside the bar. The house was dosed at the ems, sad lb* prisoner moot have seamed himself somewhere when the doors were shut. She, on Meg him, got mated ha than Med to get out at the frost door. Witness dorseaded to !mow what ha did there. He replied that lashed Man asleep in the beck yard, sad did not leo. it was se late. Ha tale wee told to so plausible • way that she believed it, sod =the door sad let him out, but when she got heck to er g the hand ell the money gobs from • shelf on which the teldap were kept. She did not know the minuet, as the had net taunted the money over, bat the berme had. WUllem Grayson mated that ha was asleep in the parlour, when lies. Stroud called him on miming the m . At belf-past three be bed counted the mousy taken rises ora ls( the house at one o'clock, and it amounted to 31. 19.. Hs rem after the prisoner and came up setth him in Warwick- Ma me, a short distance from the home. I (said the witness) irked him if be had just left the Clareadou • he said he bad, she I then brought him beck to the hones, ' sad I than asked Ida if be had any moray from the her. He dosed I bee* done so, and I sent for Mr. limed, who cams down nabs, sad said to the prisoner, Coma, where's the money you've took!" The prisoner at length put M. 10a an the roans, and I asked him visors tee other 9.. was. The prisoner said he had no MOM but if they would let him go, be would get 9s. and make it all right. • constable was seat for, and ha found a sovereign is the prisoner's sap. That made the amount of gold 31. 1 0.. but the mimosa. had put upon the counter 21. 10s. is mad It. Is silver, so that with this sovereign , he prod Ils. Mare an we had missed. The primer admitted that be bed cleared the mousy from the bar shelf. He made the ems admires to the policeman who was called in. Mr. Cooper, on behalf of the primmer, said ho could not mist the evidence for the prosecution, but urged that the ally was drink at the time, and had fallen asleep theredly yard. On going through the house be unfortu nately caught sight of this pile of money, and no doubt ha took it. He was • man of hitherto good character, a sewer age, with • large family depeudeet upon him for support. Witsessea were called to ithareurer. foixdhsopeisonerOLilfy, end the Assistant- Judge asntentael him to three months' nerd labour. AleWeis Oibson, 14, was Indicted for having stolen four ttDear witecees, a gold watch, a brooch, and other articles, the cd William John Amherst, his master. Hs pleaded William Gamin, 16, sad Caroline 016405., 17, his and sister, were indicted foe feloniously readying tkitsame, knowing them to bars bees stolen. Mr. °midge wee counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. Metcalfe defended the prisoners William and Caroline. The possessor warn • pawnbroker carrying on business at 1 . 4 1 Albens-placa, Edgware-road, and the ' us was in hie envies as warehouse boy. trial ph considerable time, bat the Isola of the ow may be very briefly stated. Adolphus bad been in the habit of entry. Ing wale-bee and other articles, which wore wiredesessel VEloff hie reartoem preweiese, as it would seem, by secret- L in the lap of his WoWngton boots. lie was de tected, and he admitted that he bad taken the thisp home to hie brother and sister, the other prisoners. William was in the MATICO of Mr. Polkaed, of Bleckfriars-road, and the con stable band fa that prlsaaer's pound= some at As Malta THE POLICE COURT& MANSION•HOIISB. Gomm Taylor, airman, wu brought up for further ex elimination on • charge of hat* stolen 6 cwt. of bristles from Brewers-quay, Thames-street, and Thomas J. Nicks, Russia net sad bug merchant, of Worship.etreet, Finsbury, end Edward RseAardaros, his traveller, were also further examined upon • charge of havieg received the said bristles, keowing them to have been stolen. Mr. Itilunipbriee again appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Guard for Nicks, and Mr. Lewis for Richardso n and Taylor. The depositions wore completed, and the prieoners were committed for trial, Nicks and Richardson being permitted M strew their bell, but in Tayloe's case the application to admit to bail was taloned. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Robinson, of HeFmoonertreZ, Piccadilly, said that he had to propose bell for Dr. Smethurst, who was on liatinday last committed from this court for bigamy. Mr. Combo—l cannot accept bail. Mr. Robinson—You were pleased to my en Saturday that if a free pardon was granted to my client you might wept bail. Mr. Combs—l said that under the circumstanombefore me. When is your free pardon P Mr. Robison—l have it here, sir (producing a copy, of which we give the text) " Whereas Thome. Smethurst ...sate minim) of the Central Criminal Court, held in Austin List, convicted upon a certain Indictment there and then preferred agaiDlit him for the wil- fal murder of Isabella Bank,,, and had septum of death paned Opt& him for the same : " We, in consideration of acme circumstance, humbly re presented unto as, are graciously pleased to extend our grace end merry unto him, the said Thomas Smethurst, end to grant him a free pardon for the crime of which he stands so convicted upon such Indictment u eforeuid. " Our will and pleeaure therefore i., that you de take due no** thereof, end for doing so this shell be your warrant. " Given et our Court of St. James's., the 14th day of No vember, 1959, In the twenty-third year of our reign. To our trusty friends and well-beloved Junior of the Central Criminal Court, Abe High Sheriff of the County of Surrey, and all others whom it may concern. " by her Mejesty's commend, " 0. C. Luria." " I certify this to be s true copy of her Mojesty's pardon to Theme Smethurst for the crime of sollul murder of which he wa• convicted in August last. " Joss Retire, " Governor of the County Gaol, at Newington, Nov. 17, 1n69." in the county of Surrey. Mr. Combo, Alter reeding Maas documeete, said—l tell yam I cannot accept bail. Whatever the government hoe don., I ham to do my duty se . magistrate. This man I. charged with bigamy. Mr. Robineon—But you have power to accept bell in such Mr. Combs—ln this cue I will not. Oo to a judge in ebeashers, if you like. Mr. Robinson—Then you ratan to accept bell here, sir Mr. Combo—Yee, certainly. I minuet interfere. THAMES. Gorge Edward 12synolde, a shoemaker, of No. 22, New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, wee charged with assaulting Mr. John Sill, • clerk in the Customs and • chorister of the church of St. Geerges-in-the-East. The OW samosa of the disturbances in St. George's-in the-Beat. It appeared from the evidence of the complainant that after the rector's Litany service on Sunday afternoon leer, the Rev. Mr. Lowder, the curate., and the choristers proosided towards the Mioion Church, in Cdvert•atreet. A mob of 2,000 persona followed them, hooting, yelling, and hissigg all the way. The complainant, wbo offered no offence to any ong, wee twice kicked, but he Gould not lay by whom. laice. *meant Kettaringham, No. 7 IL, confirmed the evident* of Mr. Sill and added, that he maw Reynolds, the defendant, kick the complainant on the left leg twine. The people amembled ware very disorderly, end upon reaching the swivel bridge over the London Dock entrance in Old Orevel•lane, there were cries of " Rome egge,' " St. Bar. tubes," " Throw him over the bridge," Mr. Fill& de Binn, commission st, sled stated that he saw the complainant kicked by Mr. Reynolds. There was a dry of Rotten eggs." The defendant—Did you haw me say anything ° Witnese—Yee. You celled the complainant a rogue, a villain, and a bedmleister. Ne7terinsham bare said he saw rotten apple. thrown at the carats and choristers, tat not rotas aggs. The deleedaot deeded the charge. Mr. Yardley said to the defendant—There is no doubt you formed part of this disorderly mob, and then Ia no doubt you committed an act of violent*. There can be no greater folly than this. It was not only absurd, but very cowardly. There were 2,000 persoom pursuing these gentlemen. If you fancy the complainant a b.d minister, as you called hiss, stay away from the place where he ofaciates. Tom are plenty of good ministers you can follow. Here there was some interruption and excitement at the back of the court, and the words " Popery" and Puny ism" were distinguished. Mr. Yardley—Tura everybody out who makes the slightest dieturbanos. I Win have the utmost quietude here. Silence having been restored, Mr. Yardley said the defendant had not the lamas, the moat wretched excuse, of being a parishioner of St. George's. The defendant had not the semblance of as excuse for his miseondac', and seemed to have gone to St. George's Church on Sunday last for the pleasure of a disturbance. No doubt the defendant, lik<many others, thought be could enjoy his propensity for a row at • (neap rate, but he must tell hen that he was part of a mob of 2,000 or 3,000 pureocs, which formed an unlawful easemblage to assail • few persona differing from them in opinion, and he believed every one In that unlawful assemblage was an swerable for the note of the others. He begged leave em phatically to elate he was not going into the question of good or bad ministers, or who was in the right or wrong at the church of St. Georgeoin-tbe-Ent, bat if the defendant or any one else thought each disgraceful conduct as this was to be tolerated they were very much mistaken. The defendant'. conduct was highly reprehensible and oowardly. He was of *Onion the assault was clearly made out, and he fined the defendant 31. The penalty was instantly paid. [Advertissment.?—JAMS! EPPS, HONICZOPATHIC Os of rim MO 's poloolm ow promo for tbomosodoetonf of Oseco. Prolog. So 143/. Woos Wes W. wow/ rafrordo4.lo eosootoimog of tam condoms of the flooporataoal Is Mhos 1439. Um donoi ow aroma stadentdul =footling. of thl. ordounfloo Mrs two3oml Ita offooroi waa= by tbs poalio.s dedrablo twinge for bffttloot, labcbsos, et sew. SPORTING. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. Tux Coicaut arautcorof 60 50,.., add•d to • Sweep stuthat sew orb; the woad to moire 20 wars.. allowance, awl About • soil. and • putt*. Mr. Mown* 11..11 *111•01fter. yo• *Os 711 ell iltJulrott Mr. 14101.• I *lto, ... •• • .1M11.••••1 L44 8 44. , ...74. 4 ..... 4 llt iam o l tzt: t o aga Do L a tl•di u t 6 4 ,0 1 New ifrodsow. Von by • Mod, bed third. TM, LOROLMATZ somlnc•P, of 6 move. ; the wood bona b trot his stake. About three towirop sod = l. ClMilliVe MO Jai* IT 1144,554 m/. $ 54564:g..b, Mr. Oapoll Lora • /ft. MY .......... ••••• Mr. T. cuir. Tim 3j . •47111 &OW* 2to 1 got Fano d Itt I wish opiSet sad NW Jai* to I ink opt Viso, lissoirs. and Isom. Yin Julio waking the boot oil • void Owl wee by two brairtho bad third. __ COPILA;D N same liairatoar eta an. sack vita 50 added, fur 2.yr-oada; Ur mead saved lig stake. About ewe ulle. 4 - 7bawroWitrMoo. by tin Istrat or Arao=b ItmOrr Mims. 64 lob rr liortor4 Bra W•o4er. M Mb 3 Bottiog 3to I apt &a Willman. to Lib lob ster, 6to 1 opt Spnagotolt, 6to 1 amok sea lo Poll and Arnow. Mr. D4l•Soli deplored to trio el& Gayle& Woo by MU lospb, a hog% boomers mooed aid amt. • IioNDIOAP PLATS d 30 dr 2-yr-oldo sod op. ward& allo. 16,j1piceir larstwatialls" 11 . 7 14, 6 r01gt " 3 164 .1 4 . 101 4 " 4° . 41 is ibisabe Brew , 710 C=l I: apt Lean Won by half a batil i b, a Mari betwor motted glad third. TSB iiCCLZT ElT•zu of 2 ewe. Mlle with 20 Wed. Optimal saes weights. he. The kW hem paid the sweets stsks._6loest_helf • wile. Mr. 111 WOW hsnim OrMaim, 3 In. M 1111, lMWerdl I W. G. liewhers Mawr. I rm. In ...... X M liarwM, __ .74 MX- 3 Dotting I to 4 apt mortton, * its opt Yam, to 1 apt Moos livosar, owl 4to 1 opt Illottombillo. Woo by . lotottb , • bout between the roood ma did, sod • loppli bototoetbitel kw& - 7sa Now: moos HANDICAP of 3 arm ash, shied Me m Ono of *me 'mho II row; sho mmomod fined him stake; ihm whim to Mt sold hr 60 logs. ; bait • laic M. 1191111.811•119.1% W Away. I ban tallow.. 391. aol Illb =I . 0117131:011....1=.1 5 11bri in, 191; 19b .. 1 'a l II to 4 mot Wallow. 3 to 1 web spiritlyes s.d 6is 1 apt Why Not. Woe by • abort bad. 18. AA olthemisi WWI lodged apt °welly= es tie pond of • sem Tll Cia••D AL ST exeLsousi of 60 son. said •• • Ilisikat surs•F•tak•• of 10 ,ova owe; issmed MNI Ms aria -161- mt,........ 01 . 1 •=nat0rd. gel Mos 7tb a ea% aft Q= I aid Imemed Ski. l I i .Ikiir• inim sied. No Illb ..... .. Map, I 7an 4 sea Langfonl. 1 to 3 opt C 4 no 1 nisi Tba card •pahall. Was by s we, Wee boom $. 111111111 d and 'bad. Yana MI la tine Mt mad. • autumn Wain, lilacs nye man by Yr. T. CWs Cap', bowleg its *Ahem TATTERI!LS.—ThusaDAT. £ blk UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov. 17. Is s convoestion Webs tW afteesseo, the hermeeri deem et D.C.L. w asaterradl ea Oohed the Hes. Rehm Wee% Osasnear to Ye Royal Iltehree the Prime d Nam The Lake Perim se dell Law, Dr. Tenure 'Nike, lelislond the pliant alma' Is IBMs week le see Woad es embed ielendee by • Wee aeoesseek meeest wham IPONII hie Repel Iliebseese the Prises ol Rohs, vies esemplad lbseat ea the Apt lied at the Vsee-Chasedler. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA. TO TUB EDITOR OP TIM II MM. Elise—Three menthe, or ...halt, et the peewit eW belF et the Awes ewmpery lave sew memos b =l., mg d 5 weekly hoe up thew b r we Deb AI. e. II Them mows ammt balt-row MO Dms d mougtedig bawler Of MC MUM 11 Total Memos Ttis dame eat M ! n est Me paying the posolor Mi liwitmd her the esnott b.ll p , port/m/saly se 14.600401 e abide mob bon his. Owe spina the compay bbl Os trot molt of MY ietweb, M the weekee, ea wrest et the bet Poet sedans wee rembervegla. Thee wen wham the oil Mt Im w twin ether arm to try. Thee bele way ms of the ibleebsehee.-1 en , , lba. be he I. P. W. LeMae. New. IS. 81110CLAlt 00C11111ENCL AT HA% IcT.—n. Ibpe et Ws cemeseity haws is ate • Me seartlel widths the het Yew aye by a mire el mown* useseemotable - yeeeins Med uplembee af • pet .{bans is *eat of the atempaaled ay the shaft of hour la the heerfai eh the embleser er • slight shook ef es Meet lielf-pest Tye Vele& ea ealarday =• aria vitas is his work bead the rowel is. hem* his het, with • metals liar to the is. ol • vend at am About Italf-yeet ore is the altersoca el the awes day. Itlereuril ea lir rare wir throws oyes sad orewal beeee el awl& WI emidemble wee is. op. The welreval wen esewelleiel by • looe repel, red some mea semollai am ewe Wows $4515{ aid mbar, walls lila OM& **is above were Ashes ea to 161111110. The hiss is the await woe dal to • sea elkeettle hien or disavow/leg the anus of the re& ▪ bet Itetet eeeene. Oa WWI tad Terday meow woe Oro teem (rata va *Wow, yid& as* is. homes arm, sad awoke the isomers. Os Wellaaplay the WPM woe therm ague yeette bow the original wet, and ma ems/ his made the wyetery woo esplabool. Theo W Is is amps at ye haw tee ergot pipe is the his. ail 'lobby of • Mist's eves, wkkk bad found veal et to got Is the brat Int hewirted, °wily to its Myles hew sp some Um aeo, sad beteg ether sad sore owilly mired Ora the is et the theneghterw No Ise his ham ems at fry d to ezpieelme. awl it le set yet boos. ~re IR as the pee had einemetowed with the ova. It dew as potable Met It 14 or to ime hell/ would baffle Ms Ths dlsseeery, howeeer, hoe quieted the law et the desire la the atiglibeeehooth who wen hereinhAe semaL lemed tor the sofa, d therelve. sad tea pro le, ATTlllrf TO CPUS A RAILWAY TRAIN IT BOYS.— At the Comity Petty Swehme, st the ditire-bell,Oloweemar, • fee der ago, Maud Neck sad Jobs Davis, et Tvddey, efell MOS awl the ether eight years, were ehormid before the megiMrsies by lesegweterr Gaylen, of the Chest Waters troy, with phials rose es the reds el the above railway, seer Wiley, es the Mk tilt., to se to assiessor the Byes cif Ms. Goyim produced these lorge anew, which C. - "Z"'werspissed epos the Talk by the prinsere, and although it was very psialui for him to sek the Booth to markt, yet es a duty to the pedal* god to his employers be was brad ea to do. for had It mil bees lon the timely snivel die. two gm, em p loyel es Wow= by the somposy, so k the nosh hove bum very serious herb to kb e proved by two ms ll st= whe el :ll Y et work the Nes, sod sow the Misdeal. pore list Moose a the e r a sge. The megbleshe esid it wee wry lucky kr the priesmere they did set earl limn es • charge et saweler. Is order that the ere might est es a ommiss dry would be MA dl., uml disk be Wrists*/ to wilterry mallawsest, es breed sad mkt, ter arras days. Fin IN WAnixo-imutn.—Lase me*, be- Ivan 6 sad • 'Week, • Ire broke wt Is the promise ere. espied by Nam Radiate= sad Co., foreign meroimoks No. 93, Watltsg-street, City. The espies' of the kiosk was iipeeday is sttesdasoe, sad, with the aid of a good supply of otter, the firemen rounded is extieguithing the lonise before • great =mum of Que... was ['dieted. The eel& of the dimmer is mahatma. RIONRITT AND ITS RitwAIRD.—A purse containing Mk woo *lad op la the spirit tune et lb. Bishop, North Jobs-emeet, Livetpool. the other day, sad skew that ratio ned' Wow o s great drat of tremble sod experts, li• woad as the armor, sad returned him his pins. The mar Indored • 3J. piece to tb• armee gist whithed the pocket book, au suitable reward for bar hosesiy the at once thew k hook to him. The pone she eras led • drin-eloss pemep Nelms for two penes' Is Ike ship flovereign of the to bleitimuse heft Limped. [Advertisemout.)-- HOLLOWAY'S Ournmer. Warner amens ed. Aaecaus.—lle dram lac W toddle sae am beils ere darlarreil reedeled ?he amen ladmallas Will Midi Ow ail ammo to rersdleskperealjedeed fro , m gu,seemmtr pan 4.1001 be isreaWl tre rem dee is did eels% ada ime Siter•Ani. arils enarri red sis esw s si s i d sd Nis di we mils der kw tr ihrebbleg gamesedie, ad the Mee feed reedlie rerneed. pi s * Ilwe ices ma. va Mehl* le dim awe rids Willi* WIN a n d.. moat lir *Mind erre le learreader d Ihe dime. eartirre. al, lib SlesmetPriabV 1110101111111111 Or limenNillin. Medd Os ed. Ml6= a• devil este Me poimmellee if molimile MAREE7S. COTTON.—LivearooL, Nov. 17.—The err of cotter to elpy are estimated at 6,000 bake. A eery quiet market at yeeterday'a prior. WOOL AND WORSTILD.—B RADFORD, Nov.l7.—Then have been mom sales in wool effected daring the past week, and there is a general feeling gaining groand that wool will not be much lower. In owls and shorts, there is a steady business doing, and prices am without ohmage Is worsted ' Mwthe demand for export continues very dull, and but eentracta are entered into. Musty spinner,. hove begun to reel the checked demand, which has prevailed during the last few weeks. The home oonaumptien is tolerably steady. Priam are look's operant', and mast rule higher, or 'planers will have a profitless haelasse. Then is au improvement in the Moos weskit to.day. Merchants ere indi ff erent about increasing their stooks ti ll after they have token their yearly stock-taking. Goods at the proems price offer no inducement to tiny or to oulate. Many weaving establishmenta have already mrktiW their prodainkin ratksr than make .goods into stock at present prices. CORN.--Brannro BAK, Nov. 11.—At Glottoestar mar. ket, on the 12th, wheat sold freely at an edema*, of le. to 2a. per qr. • at Worcester, the own day, rhe of lc per qr. was with difficulty established. Grinding barley L . per qr. higher. Gate tending upwards. Beams, la. per qr. dieter. Peas firm. Daring the peasant week, Is. per qr. improve mant has bees realised on the wheat which has changed hands. Barley fully as deer. Oats bald far more mosey. Beau end peas unaltered. At Wolverhiunptoo, yestardsy, there wee a good .apply of wheat, sad the trade wee !Mese, at an advance of la. Co 2e. ; sad millers rose the retail price of dour Is. Bd. wrack. At this day's market there MIS a very large supply of English wheat, sad the trade closed doll, at Is. to 2s. cell: above the currency of this day sennight. Barley mold ,at fully so muck money. Oats held for higher rater, wh attacked sales. Beene, la. to 2c, and peas ls. per qr. dour, Deanne, Nov. 17.—We bad • fair supply of wheat, which tam • good silo se se advance of fully 24. a qr.; the top prior of red was 25e. • sick, and one lot of white reached 265. • each. Barley was in improved supply ; at theopsehag of the market there was some advance, and • few of the teat lets were the turn dearer, bat, generally, only last wades prima were obtained ; 46e. • qr. wee the top prior. In other main at •Itanainn. Whoot, per qr., beet, 47e. to 625.; middling do., 39e. to 47e. ; teener do., Mo. to Vt.; barley, 340. to 460. ; oats, 23e. to 335. ; beaus, 46e. to 605.; peso, 42a. to 460; fine flour, per tact, 37e. to 42a.; do. eseceds, Us. to Vb. llancunrnek, Nov. 12.—0 r market this morning wee seta well amended. Good sem*, of English red wheat were In fair demand at a. to 25., sad whim Is. par quarter over the currency of this day mennight ; while kniipt warn Id. to 24. per 701 b. dearer. For floor ea amendment of Icily M. per sack was required ; but buyers, having pre viously stocked themselves, were not disposed to operate further. Oats were Id. to 2d. per 461 b., and oatmeal 6d. per Mad higher. Beans and Indian corn slap brought Od. to Is. per quarter more mossey. NawanA, Nov. 16.—Here to-day the show of wheat from the farmers was fair; sad, with an improved heft in the trade, late prices were exceeded 2s. per qr. Old whhio, 60s. to Ma. ; new, 445. to 49.. old red, 425. to 46 1. ; new red, 311 s. to 44.. per 36 Mcitim Melting barley was in request at tally as high terms as last weelt-365. to 44e. per qr.; very little naming in grindtag at 275. to 30s. per 30 stone. In oats (of which the supply wee smell) there was so material change; old made 34. so 335. ; new, 24a. to 265. per 24 stone. There was • smell show of beans, end the trade ruled arm at en advent. of Is. foe vaporise sode—old 475. to 615.; new 40s. to 445. per qr. 24 'envie Nov. 17.—We had an avenge supply of wheat, for w hich there is a good demand at an advance of from la. to 2s. per qr., the principal part being told. A large qesatby of barley on offer, for which lad week's prior were fully supported, with • steady sits. Oats, beans, end pas, dearer. UIDICIDOI, Nov. 17.—The supply of grain is short. Wheat sells freely at an adroace of 2.. to 3s. par gr. Barley is Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 42.. to 644.; Wig, 30.. to 384.; oats, 225. to as. , beans, 38 4 . to 485.; ran, 384. to 444. WATMOILD, Nov. 16.—Our wippliee of borargrown rale owallsao on a Molted wale, but from abroad we bad lihand arrival... No ebesge of easenpirsoe baa weaned is oar warkat dace eaturday, bat we hare bad Tuber mare inquiry ter all ensiles at the fall prior of that day. E _ Dllllll7lOll, Nov. 16.—T0-d; mks were May. Wirt was 31. up ca the top, mad 2s. 1 y od. up on the avenge. Barley was la. up on the top, and 2d. up out the average. Oats were Ed. down oa the top, and same as bat week oa the average. Beans wwe Is. down on the top, aad N. up to the average. CATTLE.—Newitea FORTIIIIONT FAIL, Nov. 15.—At tbia fair there was a moderate supply of both beef and mutton, which met a ready sale at the foltowine prices . Best besets, Bs. per crone; esoondary, 74. ed.; wether mutton fetched 71d. per lb., and ewe, Bd. to 80. - - EDINBURGH, Nov. 16.—The supply of sheep this morn ing was less there being 6,281, being 703 fewer. The demand was good, but no alteration in prices compered with three obtained lest week. Beet mutton, top, 70.; current, 6ld. to le.; ewes and inferior from Sid. to 60. par lb. At the close a, good clearance was effected. There were 127 °stile, and prices ranged from 7a. 6d. to 6a. 6d. per Imperial stone. Fed pigs from Se. to Se. 6d. per stone. TRAFFIC RBTUItNS. &Aswan. Ml. 1.. Mar ToI6LI, Total. *sadhandliag Oat. 29. unk et Oardn li r, ihma "7,l 1179. 118361.1 Dot , 61611196 Nev. 11. Lagfts WI 961 1773 lamlon. Tilbury. mad esellial Iiit•POKO 11716631 mai Pisan — 1 1 .%0 3.794 Lan OM West !tulles Nr. Krupa i• Woo lB9 90 :39 334 300 We& wasirtera as I ITALIZa . 19. 77 Oa ILT 1.770 Lin MOM Med liblaronon 0 103 OA UN LIN trikaarts VT 190 993 boa Mom 0990 Walo . 1311 4 . 460 Osaka as 4 1.2170.676 ems 7.421 Want mass Xs, 13. 41.93.44 re UM= MI 112 INT 819 TO IONIA Omni anob9o4, 1409941149. ass COWAN lmausa 1.433 2,130 6.303 Mona Oseallo.lartit. Krum Ursa ...... 4411 IMO OM 76170 13.382 Phone MOO 134 3.184 3.411 1.196 3.630 VIOr .............. IN 00 LIU 1.711 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•8IIALTIE8. Elattetin sad Maar — wcZTht aabJalaad t;lwiea; dated Constant', septa, awn ma. rewind at Lloyd's yesarday Wrested soar bag [anaemia Garnet. trots Galata, with bar*: eight amid. .aved. Marque Kaaren Patervos, trues antlaa. with barley, matte and tans men meat . ' idea.—anuthar telegram AG* that Gm mat* and two ma balongtag to the 1:11/tabatl, and &tem unman beloollag to the Magna, man dn.... 1 • Tanned, Car" Coaroes: from nonderlatad to Allstate. - with me.. toundtmed about 20 talk+ or Uthant on the llth of Novestberi war saved. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Goeforth, eras Undo, Yr Weans. 001 10. 1017 N, lee II W. Placonia, train U.. pool,vith penmen. 10141 Pg. 11 01 11 W. [ AdvertiselDOOL] —WHAT ►ILL He DO WITH ITP str. House and i be Chills •-ne.tM "Ohba Tdepapk • Ow N. Office. 137. &mad. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. RIRTHII. - - 17. at 15, Weak:v.l[Am*, Iva lartlehad, the wife et Theft Beide. of a eoe. lithticiL—Nee. IA at Queen's garden.. Elediepark, the wife of A. O. Ore" ileum. CULPUN.—\or. i 6. at Newfield week Cavendlehaeaste, the wile et W. A. Oaths, hoe . of a daughter. COX.—Niev . IA at Heroneate, lieeateeed, the ids of A. Z. Co., Ere., • son. DItURY.—Nor. 14. at llsolwor dew% Bede-we:h, the trite of Dr. Drury WD . doughter. nuo+T.—tier. 14, st Wuntield Vintner, nes Windsor. as sift of the Dar. C. J. Mon. of soon. PORlrll-1000.14, In Wrinnetoo street, London bride% the nits of J. C. longer. Wore, of a son. PAllelo2ll.—Nor. U. at listotrort. 'Wig.. the wtfe of Mr. IL Parsons. of • ww. eMILLS.—Nor. 15.0 S &Word sew% the wife of Dr. Nags. of • tow MARRIAGES. ABIITON—DAOGATT.IIIIO7IZst th; Cathedral. Hthcheeter. Ns of the Isle 0. Adam. Beg llama daughter of Hr. Jeer both of liancheeter. HADDOO 1101LOVIC—Nov.11, at South Clifton. Notts. by the km. O. Harper. T. Haddock, EA.. w Reboots, daughter of the late T. limigrom, Shoe , of LivrepooL LAUTOUR—BRIOUT.—Hm. H. at Trinity Chore+. Cheltenham by we P.O. J. BASS. I. Lmateur, ay.. Beam) t (VU to Atholla daughter of the We Ray. J. B. Bright., of Tottertoo Sitroualthe. LIV h.oßY—JSOKell2l.—Sov. U. oh et. Thome... Duhlth,be the Lew. Z. Prittlk Hr. J. R. Limey. of ilaschedor. to Robes% demises of the late IL J 114111.016. Bp., of Dobbs. —8 tt EitSßY.—Hoe. at M. James.. Paddlegton. by the Rev. IL J. 0. lion sum. H. A. Smith, of wooletch, to Loath. daughter of theist' .1. Pere y. Meg Woolwich. DEATHS. BLIT. O ,ED 11.04 Zr 1004.400. Birmingham, owouel amf.d. Birfaiiisz.—No.. 14. J. C Butcbe. of UM= 81. 031.00- ares‘ oa l tea ki WI 81.—N... Hour,og th. 04,314.14111 , 40. aced 73. VILSZIL—Now. 14. M Ostoorick Haw. Clarlo.3oo. Burry. A VOW. 1.1 nswlrr.--xm 13. at Sholow tarmac Weadswoilkalcod. 1010113. ". 1.1. 11 1(ill i cm • E re . ;04 . 7. 1 1 . 00044 . 41•0k. Hem. lia+ 10 1& " ."41. 004300 Hag" Brew. Yr. A. L M.N.. sed 14. PH 11, .1 Vincent .11.. n, WOMINAN. J. PUP. ON.. 1100,04/0. awn. bk. J. Mahar. aged 70. Printed see robliebad be Women ZINO HAI" Of Ma Leallard ,h, Prieto,. at the 011Ich to Laniard Simi, hi Vie Prodact of Whltetriars.—FilDAT. LOOM li. M I I O