The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-28 00:00:00

11l NEW 10111171 4111111 CAN I'OSTAL AULANCIANINTIE Ur Vedesiedep wit a vast change is tdi postal ommoomatv,so bows Loop .s Aspires will ewe less eperetwe. Tle senweswees eareseled wide this sheer Woe bare t w. toot et werseleirs lee awe tire Wyse the lea esesep Soak Pestresew-Osserd of Csasils. sod dis lies. Mt. dier, Postwisiee-Oered ef dr Oared 6Ui. Pu yaps ul cwayletialy thewi, awl 4 obtaliag the aretre a the /Mush Poetelibe butbwitiee, Yr. SW*, Illitamipaswi by W. (Mina, lie Deputy Poserseler-Oeweal et estols. has bawl is Isilsad Were Ow lest hiriathi• The mower sesetra we obssWP as Trlday Wt, wt. seressarep dies week. the Carrie Nee si women win easey leuws ow easy hawse Onwil Maim end BMW Arencs, bet We bombs tame ad law whet. if the Verses. drth Wi.ress, sod • eserdwies purism et She irk W..etess titawo el the Anockia Ursa la Ime, Wee *serums wee prestacirly perils the peed Berms Issairly purforwpwl by WM Cold= lee et UMW &ass red irseerr, with Ws whaarge, thr, whiter the totes Inky raw ketaight ties awe slim 4 As Atisatle, the Clessers uremia will rue we • with. The ONION which is to Wye Lisped es the 30th Wt. eV es/I si I.lumislews as the loisodsi day, sad hemorosth every Cruder Maas Isidore, lasseriews • poet of tell both nit uw bummed and liewsween segessw, se that the swore si Ws be. will dl dew 108 rasps ewers Hubert.. the Wise period at width ham be somemsce by them mousers mend be peeled In Laudon, or throughout lemlsod. was Tuesday evaig. bet fa the tutors them will he • clear pia of :4 hams, insmansh se ell letters posted thesaybott Groat Beata alb Wien's, will be forwarded by that a. ght's m.O to %Ulm Amweitts6 to present pond ansageturate they should antes thin about 10 a.m..' Ttemeday. This le as ham eller the ..rdiorim day mail for Cork has lon Dahlia, no Post-ofils department hem thavitre, minty' We a ansoimms• with the Cremate of the Grist %ahem and was liallersy of Ireland to rya • speatal boor Dahlia to Cat. It le to start at 11 am, sal to two the whole &Macs (166 miles) in form boors and • kn. The $4 , 11111111• of the railway at Cork is wily • few Mtge from. the Haw Leo. The meat (mid the pa=nders who mamma, them) will mash in • dew nisatee the rives Mawr m esedinme 4 disk riessies. Nom tide poise is Clmeastows, • dishiest ti alma len ma" they will be wa vered Is a hub hue than is hair, is that the nails two be pst tea 5. and the trasestlaadis olsoator at or shout 4.30 p.m- As the avenge bow of milker at the mail mean nape tram Liverpool is I pm., and maths ma from that port to Qom'. heirs (shoot 314 Rambla miss) umally requires about 26 beam Moro Is but little chaste, or.. tinder Um most favour. Mlle commentates, of the lammtlsstic atootoor bin et Qaftastows la therm tithe mall demonbed bun Lend= en the remise of the der els left LkorpoeL But , a the let of July ant the eaceismiled sonma nicati..a between Dublin sad La la willows isle opars ▪ Frcio that date leitmes posed is Lanka for thermoses. dap.:;. os Wedamds, will be to Dublin in 7.20 mot, the ado. use day. If despateled for Cork by spoil etyma bats a , a they will reach that city at ball- past 12 p.m. and istormetowe at 3 p.m. In September, 1860, the Moan; satiety from Cork to Umeastowa will be completed, .o 4 le It will Lem a direct c atinuatios of the railway from Dahlia to Cerk, thee daimon ceit be accompliebed I. 20 mantas, ead the Mb sr, the nails is board the Comedian stammer ass Is completed by 1 p.m., glva• on of i wryly four hours tow meow sinuspossta. It tett thus be area that by times arrangements them will be • char gfill for the corner:Mona between Barone ma &Barb of 24 boars at preseat, and about 2S tram espilmr ber seat. As region te/egraphie intelligent then will be a geda hue daye, tessoutis se the rearm will ant lens Qmeseettown melt us hour lane enoeglt oa Thanday afterssoa to mein ths rine of the Drilish sad Combating hods, se well meths slam if the cettoe, Wes, end other meeker 1 that day. A. arreeetemsats for telegrapinag all over the Amert. ems Coating& to sad from Father Point (130 mike balm Quebec) MO DO • compleis„ it follows, taking the average spied of the Ceanliaa totems tato accosat, that telegraph& semmaatostion fees lineup to America can the be kept up ugh, daye The sell* by this odium wl/1 almost le niently be knows en the Amara Conti:seat en the Friday. and tie edict ea be sad to the eoramercial carmspeeisese by the etnaore inns( bath Qmobec and New York a the 41k.,5 ; day (Serurday). Th• toilette( are die &strum from Pasensteern —To New York, &ISO &stied mike; le Data, 2,490; to Port land. La. QC to Umber, lilt Bet the voyage ham Zest p te lament poemsa ties wily Ihe ademelege ad big art shorter than to say of the saw prde bed hi =ma lass Rot third et as. Wed* It Is Wade dr mese Pam ef the gull sad river et. Lanai. Sly thinner Mel le may has ..gbt al between Anna ate dep. By the ethers 11 is as enable mono Ica • few hew sale &mew end base snivel. The amtgades of the it 10111111111111 biles dosed in whore by ice, the Caddies Mommose ge M ea her Posh Mad, to* pert masomd le Lump efesr Qmehem Tito mem raegistise ad the amed Tem* fialtwey Cards awl the opoiss et dr Tisserirbridge melee the einweers te Paha* • germ of isedesses Pies homes Cubes end Perthad with Chimps. The ashamed et the bra. SO Chirp Is INT ram, ad if the hats. teCkt ego 1.131 Whs. The speed sif Maw his, isledieg ell seepespe, to miry-throe miles a beer, siereseetly Ohs verreimg time homes Chirp wed awes, tiell he hserher ban ad Memos Chimp ad Perdue* lay beam. It ia malady Is aseweleeme 1 this _-bares sys tem se team wartime is Mem seeserise mop the Comedies item Pet the Untied amen gra wended has estared toss dr reedy web the leapt rid add Canadiaa Post-ollore la the trsembeire 1 the aide hawses imp ad the Wee tem Seek Wears. ad Ilse* Wider Otto of the Apse= theism Ds, rem ;EOM memeedes that w 1 1 , be • maim either &ye ha ash dbeedes, hw the immeee esseepeame el these reps* welsh mmeras dremeds ef memo MP el se Mb sod se pederim bed as Men la he my pert 1 the world. The Cr Wks arum w 111, a the Mere mpg% se tot a.ssb dat aMey. Is Nana all mss, I. speed Is Ilme.areass a IMeday, Idepigla ampurimi piers hers seeiy pet ef the Arnim era aim seaweed Mein Weep Mom a the pram Odor day wash, end her sank ma be delhered is Leeks ad Ihneglest Lear& a Welesekg emendsg, se es to dal& mh, is he sem by that oreissfe pest, hr the dope dip oath at ameemetetem a Thiesdhey. Is wieder she meslty ash Qeseserese es Teeedsp, wire bar ishgraphis ems wan se esee be ciremiseel, mod he enteal see at wale be )reed fa Ms meremeedsmse et Weisel* The deg ad the week tlfeirearg) a idea the Carl= I , Ism= Art from Limpid es Oak setesed espy% ▪ esseedise with Irk Wiry Ihmerres, gime them es advantage ha the sassmwdel rarity est pe er mid by the Cured alp that Pam (Moped es Ihmedigs sod mil at prase.... al Swam Tide is vend by the ast that Imarke loam lemesig • maimed bell-ballaby amegliset lasksa, ad seesegmedy den eft Weed the ram spedealties kr Imp emereshi sperilese sed cm seepeedlemse as la Ohs seer bedews dem el Me wash, sod to tide Ms to he sided that the Mersa dap Wag Seasky, them are es mask" PI re prises. dtbsr 1 fa" 1 licem f mem, be Wilma tip to tbe rtes somas p vises to the deprmara of dr amass,. Try Marl, the ems es inert girlies to the Cared derma es her reed at Queer tows, whith port she will osernwelly emsh a Mktg ma fag. bat mom gewtray a Illeterdsy Nish. Her tar graphir mammary will, of coarse, be at mss oirealand ; enc. If bar lettere be forwarded through Inland laimediately after she cease tato port they will arrive la litakala asislay forrewas, sad will set be delivered, incept la is.. rare war, moil the followng rants(. Tem P..et-toht Atka will he placed Oil board nob maser, so diet darn( the hoe sword' eerie ths lettere will Is neted for the dor,reet ports of the Veiled Mips= sad of the militant d Earope, sad at ems asp icesd to tberr destinatiose with .cit farther roardpandlea at the Cork Tesi-office. Os the outward voyage the Ma duty will be yerhresed for all parts of Cards. Dee the lister/ far NO LA Detroit, sad Chicago, which, Pier the s sump ma* are constituted " &change edam," by the Amerless entheirittes, will be delivered, as mead up in Ragland, to the ponneetere in than cities, sad will be by then, dotribated is Inn respective postal &mine It Is Lai jerk; to ti it Earl of Mils. de Peels ear. frearal, ears with lir. dowlied 818 mo dr pert of the Irearlal Peet•oldem es well se lo de Ilea. Mr. Smith sad Mr. Orlin, am de pert el Creeds eel es dm of the Untied dare (Fe there two letter geetlemee wen empowered to set lor the A nosier Postemater-Oeseral), to arta, that it le owl., elemetber to the ir ants' and cordial desire to trey iato alter, eutrat a day's aasecerry delay, this rat postal Improve- r.et bettera Europa cad ♦eawnes, that as teach Ira bra aseeteplierd by t►so walks a loreight r would, ander the ertaisty harmer of red taps, bare ber achieved he • Seedemeetk. THE 'E LeRESS, MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 28 IN: NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Noy. IL —ArroloroosTo.--Cliof Zorriasera C. B. Hosebtaa (ISM), to the Calase, for awoke la tho Waterloo; W. 8. 0.7 (1863), m o lt Caw bodes& for antes la the Inaiallio; A. H. Mllirr OM, lo the kr taroks Is the P . J.. T. I. epooas, to ibo W Sot invoke la lb. J... • P. O. Laiabort, le lb* W kr mobs la the Madam; W. OW, looloood la Or ; 00l J. Wallowa, on- Mod la the Mouths& Irket-rho dietstat Easisesee P. C. Alton, to the Is. sapid ; Nei W W. Cie Sae, te the Aeons AmSoot Swoon 0. W. L. Hairisoo (1863), Qom the Devartotioe, to the Sriodoe. Seemed Cisme deeistant J. Tamer, to the Char.". P. Ikeewerse. to the ; J. Bott•to• to the dell.olotoya , Ueda'. Bente% to the liehrbag , sod J. B. Lid die Actin esecod-eisse Aseletret logiseare W. Todnee, to the 8/mimic ; A. Wenn, le the Pylede.. Thltd•ehee Amisteat Paget= Z. Denison, to be ad ditiosal te the Weillostos, a eerviso is lite Porpo.e. Acting Thled-does Arhus& Essisere J. Roberts, ma armed Is the Medan ;J. Briagases, mimed .he Ails euperesserog; A. &obis to e a Marlborough; W. Whet, to the Exmouth ; J. WArthear, to the Hastings; sad J. Hasy, to the Hlcaalai lab tuditstnte. 71 iTILOIOLITAN UOVITT 000ATIL bIISIN NO Waded ter the pun* imelL Winumna. NroWikom.—limobs. Ler. N ; Too am 29: daL LINNNS. Donallim L WA/. e Dea mu. Durfirfterage.—MosaiL Now. 21: Wodrodm 70 ; Naanasona. Now-coaL—Norisc IL Ilsosames. ..0644Newrielkaaii. Now. Thursday. Dos 1. b% 0N116. 11n 8% .11w., — . 4=k No: 110 : Thom dow. Dee. I aa indar i. L .aw • L Cm or Losses. oiNiNalladir Dec. l ; Plloy I. CAM& CIIII111•1 Com.— NAN. NN. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. N. SECOND COVET. &sa ns prim—(Beixo Mr. Judas Blatebsis sad • Oman Jury.) THE QUEEN O. 111 TISTIT OP Tlll !Lll5l OF K. PANCLII.--TIII_IIDIOIID ISTATB. Mr. Clifford appeared for the arown • Mr. Atherton and Mr. Welsh) , ted the defendant . This wee ea ndietatest tut the tom-repair et the rod and footways at ()sidereal:tare, the Utility for which wa., as coateaded, thrown on the defendants by mom of the powers of Use Bedford Commissioners Wag pried to them. It wee preyed that there ware penes the property which were °read awl atoned by pamorms pit bar that duty, atid the* the vestry bed aeon repaint the endwaya who. • reediat Ina thee emend ter the deluidaata with leave to the crown to move to water a verdict, subject to the points of law raised daring the trial. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 26. &Wigs it Nisi Prime in Middimez.—(Before Lord Chief Jute* Erin and et Common Jury.) newton e. WRIGHT. This was an notion against Mr. Wright. the comedian, to mores 601.3.. 6d. for board and lodging supplied to his wife. Mr. So, .ont Ballantine and Mr. Hopwood appreed for the plaintiff, but the defendant wee unrepresented. Mr. &Orient Ballerina shortly opened the car, and celled, Mrs. Wright, who rid she wee the wile of Mr. Edward Wright, the dehadant. Some Mans= existed between her end her husband, in oonesquence of whir she went to reside in Mrs. George's hour. Tide err with her hushaad's consent, and he moaned Mr. Herr fo IMPPIY bar with the things charged for, and she did ripply them. In wit nee/ opinion the amount charged wen resetnable. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. I[r. Mrjeant Ballantine applied for speedy execution. Applacono. panted. 3eANLI7 V. IIRLD.-110.7.701 07 7/011011 OF Y /llisolt This was an action to newer &neve for a creach; promise of marriage, sad the deimthent simply denied the promise. Kr. Lash end Mr. D s le appeared for the plaintiff, an d Mr. Hawkertor the dthedeat. Mr. Doyl., in °peeing tbe came, said that the plaintiff, Miss &rah Wm Manley, wee sew shoat 34 yen of •ge, sad the defendant was formerly in briars, bmrs, briars, bed had reti red, retired, sad he now filled en office of a public kind. He was also toe owner of eassiderable property, the produce of his own bedastry. The Wallies of the plaintiff end the defendant bed been ledimato Me a gnat number of years, and it was • enrisempert of this cede that the intimacy between the *Wit and the defendant began when We was quits a child • awl when the wee so young as fourteen the delasdeat he ' d made bsr • kind of pro mise of marriage. The acquiettemse beasts by the plaintiff, when • young girl, going to the delmarre shop to purchase goods, whieh led to the late Mrs. Field taking • fancy to her. The plaintd visited Mrs. Meld and her daughter., and the defendant said, la allusion to the plaintiff, " Bee what a nice young woman she is . growleg up; diver I want • second wile, I shell Mee Belly.' In 1854 the plaintiff had learned dress-making, sad by her labour furnished the means of contributing to the &pewee for edocatiag her younger twothewited Were. It was thought deeirable that she should have an independent establishment, and • how was taken Ice her In Minerva-Weep,. Brixton. The defendant baring retired from business went to lire in the NUM neighbourhood, the plaintiff visiting his family as =Del. Towards the latter end of 185.5 Mra. Add died, and the plaintiff made mourning to, the daughters. • taw months &Peewee& the &deeds& offered her merits's, which offer was scope& Swop it woe spied that the matter should be kept mast Thep madam wail October, 1868, when the Matadi, being is the died aat's house, be took edvantaire of the relations between than, sad of the &Went* she repotted in him, and she became entetate, and was coedited at her sister's residence. This airesammare missed • most distressing effect apes the *WIT' family espenally in attempting to coaxal ler die =bum her fasiser• aed It also seriously effected bar The tweed mimosa cemainded by 'eking the jury fer sea rale damages ler the wrap which the plaintiff had Mrs. Sarah Mealey—l me the plaintiff's mother. I have bees ammideted with the defeedast end his family be twentrtheee or d twisty-fear years, ear fazatliee, up a moose perio, Melee been on very intimate term& Whim the piseauff brown sequehtted with the late Mrs. Field she wee rely thirteen or Muter pare old. Um INA was very mach witched he her, end mod to sek her to ammo mad gossip with her. Mr. NUM dee was very twilit to her, an mei to say she wield be his emend; and Kr.. Field said, I dere my ohs will be if I Ms." The plaintiff Mesas a seillisar aid dreemmater, PS in 1864 I took an estshil&ment kr her st Mo. 1, Mlnewee4mreas, Bruton-rod. Her ham kinished li. Amager daughter of mine. =slabs*, lived with the plaintiff. sod woo serried from her home. Mee. Yield dud is Septenabar_ , ISM. !dunned, I w est frequently to the plandef4 bet I did we shim 'het she was with and. She was very ill, sad I meld not maks out what wee the man with her, and I sent for the family . domer, and he eeM me what wee the mum with her. I bad net the slighimt ides at It Were that. I qusetweed ; sad I slat to the dithmient area • accompsnied by Kra Soma n my deaghter. He ato beweed to evade it at leek hat eltersiarde sonfessed it. I asked him if he intended ra m her. He was Into a pmehat, but afterwards mil Deal bet, I intend to net honourably tower& her : I told bar fa, sod I will. Let me awe Sarah, end then 1 will see pa yid." He mode ears ride remorke. sad I sold, Tea mem to think my daughter le set so good ea re;"y end he replied, s' Ob, no, she is quite my equal." Be aelted me to keep die matter quiet, as he did not wish his datiehtire te bear of it. The plaiotiff was wallow, in July, 1867; bet it was four or five sectaths before that I had the conversation with the deleadant. He begged us to keep the matter from Mr. Manley, beater deuce he was of a violent tamper. I also ems afraid of kitting him kr.ow it. I took 110010 trouble to leave my husband, end 1 kept my daughters ewe,' for nearly ewe yew helloes he head it out ; and all that time I hid to he wasting my end Wittig ray things Imams I woold net Mt ir where we IMO. 'The &dadaist kept urging se to keep It saarek sad be would asks it all right. Zwerythieg he said sad did led me to believe that be la tended to emery the pleintilL He said be would tether wait, is be believed his bear Emma was going to be mar ried, end he lane it woad be hell epos earth if he took • wile late the Mere when she was. The dshadeat formerly W a eery pod balers, and he retired from it. Some tins. ego I evaded a he..., sad he " I wish I had one to let yos, for yea sheath have it." My daughter said, " I thought yes had home property," sed,he rid, " No; mine is better then that, it is grouts' rents." The defendant was formerly • tallow ohaadlr, sad after he retired be lived independent until he " beet*" the aniaadae• Crom-exernined—My husband sued the defeedant for &Mecum', and recovered Pa My deter took the home at litixton in her own name, and the dohnikat became the feline. My husband did sot become aware of the birth of the child until the begianicg of the year. The defendant paid is. • week to she platen " up le the time that the action Ir.* brought against him. It was ohm my hisebeed brought the action that the plaintiff sad the defendant bemuse more disuse'. Be said to her, "If your Wher eats as I shell quit the country; I asnot bear the expesers. Tea know I ma live without my collection." H.-esaaeised—My husband ultimately foiled altogether is the Wien for seduction, as the oast bald that he coeld set sus 00`etnen-1 am the eldest ester of the plaintiff. About three or her meathe after Ms wit. s death the de- Indent maid tome, .Did 8.117 till you I had made ber an offer of marriage this morning," and 1 said "No." He re plied, " Theo I have, sad I mash it." He said it wag a no use hie daughter', °prided it, for he intended to marry again. He said he did not wish it to be talked of at present, on &comet of he Cutup so noon after his wills death. I went coos to fetch the plaintifi home from the def e ndent's benee,obe Mriog bees there to make clothe. for his daughter. Be bras& bee to the back door awl ktreed her as the we. mism awe,. I stayed at the plaintiffs hones at Bruton for the,. or four Ultlittb., and I opened the dor for her on two wr throe occesions. The defendant used to being her home, he bavlngen Wei:poking cap end slippers. He kissed her at tbedoor. It wee at my own bones that 1 first had eurpicions as to the pleintifs mate, sad in conaimience the doctor we. sent for. I wrote to the defesdent on teat oomition, and Menu., and I seed him If ne intended to marry my sister. He said, •• No " at first, and flew Into very violent passion. I remowed with him, and told hum I thought Ms coadnet woe most lame, end after a time be said, Just let me ate Sarah." I told him he could not, for she wee ill in bed. He mid he would certainly act honourably by her, and I wee not to make say more bother about It. _ . . Mr*. Eiltsbeth Base—l am Mater to the plaintiff. I woe with my mother whoa she oallad oa the damn:lent attar she hod discovered my eieter's condition, mid I braid what paned. My mother has detailed it quite correctly. I also WWI Joie oa the datiadast, and told blot my Aster was at say house wry ill, sad 1 hoed he would do something for her, sa ha had proiniawd that he would settle it sad make her happy sad comfortable. He said, "What do you waat me to r... 4 1 said, " You pri.miaed to marry bar, stir, mod I hope you will do so at mice." He saki, "I do sot know what to my about It; Ido not know that 1 stet pro mised." 1 said, " You do know that you priaulaed; you ma% deny it. He said, "Who told yea so r sad 1 replied, "My KKK." He ma, " Wall, I dos% smallest it," sad we thou had • gad 4%14 coeversiolou oh sot it, sod atter some Unto he Wall, k-ep it quiet, sod kelp Sally with you, sad we will make it .0 right." He mit, Watt till Hiatus is matri..l." And alma 1 asked if Lb.,* aria any peeped sea being usarnad, no rid, "1 can hardly say, ant 1 tie- UM an." . . _ - 1115oha &Nod 04511—1 on dirk to she ~um of lamlfia. TM delladmi oslissis asweral alb fa dot pada; sad from Romer, 1858, to Euter, 1839, he received for so dole, NM a I sever heard him my what hie property we ak* Mr.iiewkine, for the defendant, said it Wu utterly im possible for him to esti evidence to contradict the statetucnts said to have been made to the piebald'. mother end sisters, and therefore hs could no rodat a verdict for the plaintiff; but he addressed the jury in mitigation of damages. The jury, without milting from the box, found for the plaintiff—damages, 6001. LIII/111 AND ANOTHIII IP, 6011AD11.-1111 LADY AND HER KILLINZI. TWa was sit onion to femme 901. 17s. 6d., the balance of a milliasits ; sad the defendsat paid 601. Into court, aed dirhis liability to pay any larger amount. . i tlawking sad Mr. Honyman appeared for the plain. lMh and Mr. Lush and Mr. Barnard for the defendant. Mr. Hawkins said the plaintiffs, Misses Lewis and poop ant 'Clan Wiliam Somenst-street, Poet -square, and in the onus. of the enramer of last year Mn. Charles Schrader, the daughter of Chasrel Allea, and who resided with het husband at 186, Piccadilly, celled spot the plaintiffs, and required a handsome oramanatal dress In which to attend a ball at Lady hPlaaa's. She wore at the ball, and was much admired in it, though as usual en each oocanoas the dress got oonsidorably damaged in the course of the evening. Goods were also supplied to Mrs. General Allen and Miss Allen on the defendant's account, but unhappily before they were finished Mies Allen died, and the plaintiffs supplied a greet variety of articles for mourning. The jury would have to go through all these items, and after having been Initiated into the mysteries of millinery, would have to form the test amnion they could of the mine of each article. - Flit Lewis , cais4ll; plaintifh, was called, end said that in addition to the dress supplied on the flat °melon, there WY a bcok.alip entre-full. (A laugh.) That belonged to the petticoat. There was also a dress skirt, but they had to alter that because h was not full enough. (A laugh). These things were of extra width. She could not say how wide, but •ery nearly Au yards. (Laughter.) The book-slip belonged to the crinoline, and was used to hide the steel. (Laughter.) Mr. Honymsa—The next Item I do not know whether I ou ft t' ' ' itrese mad —Y o e u s i r a t or st i e:l . bustle, charge Se. 6d. (Loa d laughter.) All these things were connected with the dres, though they weld be wore ',pushily. Mr. Howymea—lfaa seat the area home, and my Mead Mr. Hawithre says it took two women to put the dress in. Whams—Yes. (Load laughter.) Witness saw the dries on a abort time afterwards. Mrs. Schrader promised to pay for the goods supplied to Mies Allen. The Lord Chief Justice—That would not render the de fendant liable P _ _ Witswescontinued—Thirewentwoextra long tune tuckers, end two dressing jackstsorldeb, having been altered for Mrs. Schrader, were charged 12e. ed. snob. There was also a bine gossamer fancy grenanfine dress. His lordship, in the course of the evidence, had once or tyke expressed an opinion that it wee impossible for the jury pro perly to try a case of this kind, and the learned counsel, afters Soar, said that their clients were agreed on referring the nutter, but one side wished for a milliner as referee, whilst the other aide wasted a gentleman who should take the opinions of milliners upon the matter. After some diecassion it was agreed that the matter should be referred to the Master. THE BRIBERY INQUIRE AT NORWICH. NORWICH, SAVVIDAT keinten. The extraordinary, though only partially-tlere ttyproceedings with r e f e r ent , to th e teposure of the prevalent at Norwich, and the alleged attempt to wrap a Sewn couneillor with the oiler of 60W., continue to ihem As topic of general conversation In the conetituency, ir ye tpression being that ILA enuou effort is being made by s cif the leaders of both political parties to stifle any hortbsr Inquiry. So strong is this feeling, that • meeting has been held by a number of the elee'ors, with the Meer of pro s Meting against a compromise, and some of the individuals ,ssent declared thug it woo permitted by the liberal leaders, they should decline to vote or Interest themselves in future ineotions, the corruptor practised having become ex intake sae to well-disposed and honourable citizims. Resolutions were adopted by the meeting to the effect that those present oxdially approved the course taken by the town council in relation to the alleged attempt to bribe one of the town coun cillors, and that they earnestly hoped the efforts nude would not be relaxed until the case had been thoroughly and impartially Investigated. It was also resolved Mid the apparent determination among some leading parti sans es stifle all inquiry and detest the ends of justice by a emapromoim or other means increases the obligation of the awn wood to persevere in she course upon which It bad Wend basestly and fearlessly; that it wee important to ex cite a popular feeling which would no longer allow a few mos le compromise the character and welfare of the city by the sheasinable corruption which seems now to have reached a crisis. Mr. Paw, Q.C., who has been cousulted In the ones, expresses en opinion that • minors y of the magistrates mould not legally commit Mr. Harvey or his clerk if thaw was a partisan majority against the committal, nor cmild a minority commit Mr. Collins; that it would have hese hatter at lira, bed necessary evidence been collected, to have proceeded by way of criminal information; that if the magistrate, should Time to commit, the best course would be to submit the case to the Attorney•Cenevel, under the 22 and 23 Vic. cap. 17 and apply for his sanction to peeler an indictment, or cal l upon him to file an ex-officio information against the defen dant. in the Court of Queen's Bench, which would direct the owe to be tried le • county in which so local influence could be attributed to the jurors ; that probably if the present ['- formation is dismissed, and a person wholly unconnected with the proceedings moved for a criminal information, the court would grant it, If new evidence were forthcoming. Mr. Phinn adds that there would now be great difficulty ht removing the jurisdiction from Norwich, notwithstanding that the cartisanshtp there might have the effect of frustrat ing the ends of justice. The Solicitor-Genera M ofe= . that under the circumstances stated the are authoeised by law, and that it is duty, to sommit Mr. Heriiy and liecleekby wanunt (under the 7th seethe of Jervis' act, 11 and 12 Vic., asp. 43), as baring refused to answer queationa °oncoming the swain' which were the suoject of investigation, without earn any just arches for such refusal. Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Lush on the other band have delivered en opinioa that Mr. Harvey was himself the judge whether the answer to the questions put to him might tend to criminate hire, and that having declined to answer on the ground that they might, the magistrates could not lawfully insist upon any farther answer. THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE PRINCESS ROYAL. PORTSMOUTH, Sans apse. The result of the preliminary inquiry into the circumstances attending the recent disturbance on board the Princess Royal is Portsmouth harbour is that as Admiralty ceder has been hoed, direcHng a maim of coarte-martial to be held on hoard the flag-ship Victory, for the trial of so Ism than Mimeo implicated, or supposed to be implicated, in Met dietnrbanoe. Hitherto so many various statements bare bees made, that It waa impossible to ascertain the precise cause of the outbreak or its event ; but front the evidence already adduced, it appears to have been of a couch more serious and etimprehensive character the* wee generally supposed. The arse court was ordered to amentb:e on hoard the Victory to-day, for the trial of seven men, for mutiny mid mutinous madam on board the Princess Royal on the 12th Met., their seams beteg Henry Rand* John Earley, Robert Tbarkry t John Harvey, John Wilson (I), Jamas Smith (1), Ng Charles Cask. • cant emordbil esembled to-day. The evidence ad duced wee length, sad the court adjourned emit Marley margin. Tye Alm mortomeriel ette grand for to-day—the Sae kw the kW of flempesi On, hr smolt and mutinous embed sad the mead kr the Mel et fume Onfilibe for 1 .1 d. ,; .°0614. 110 NUNS en ordered to be tried oa Tuesday, er seises trerrde ettql: ; and afth court will seeenble try for violent and ma dame eeedeet, se axe esedleel dull have certified Lb Maus helm at mum eefferteg from • wound to the leg. All the prisoners ernageed tail ere young men. DEPTFORD, Nor. 27. LACNCII or PHI RANOOL—The *crew gun-Yerael Ewer wee lausobed in s meet eaecessful maser et We = 44 esterday afternoon, seder the superieteedeuse of Mr. meetershiperright. The ceremony of christening mos performed by the wife of Meier Pigott, end the mesa to win the basin to be fitted with her mew meohloiry. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27. The Queen, 86, screw, Captain Charles F. Hillier, elm placed in dock on Friday, sad the Victoria, 121, tate oat. The Diadem, 32, mew Mpt., Captain JAWS H. Cock burn, arrived at Bpitheed yesterday foam the westward. Sim Immortalize, lit, screw, I. charge of Mr. Richard Stoker, .woad weer atmedeat 1 Portsmouth dockyard, arrived yesterday morning in tow of the Hydra, 6, paddle whist stests.eloop, t►e Lucifer smom-vemef Wing in com pany. The Itamortante, which is us at the handsomest end most powerful frigates in her Illejnety's Berries, Ins brought tato harbaur is the afternoon. LONDON Rini BRIGADL—Then awnlment pro ceeds raptifty. The mermaids lents sm. glyZ of b l uiietL iess smonsenossmit to the gentlearm *sir • maw et additional °annihilates to,. bees no teed , swag tams bang 601. from ths Wortidesl Company at Yemen ; IW. trots Linatecant-Gassral sir George Bowles Iheatmnat at the Tower of London ; !ahem Maw& Osage G. Ilendemss, &es, sad Co. St. 8 'Shia's-Lae. Nanierons Wei wimiltalitir ;ands as to the delivery of the Mmes. Silver and Co., the contractor., lave lati mined that the whole of the asthma will be completed by the lilh December, sad that a woes later they will commence thilvmSes Gs tall dries. The cloak adopted Is similar to that won by dm &name, having a hood totes os sad off. Vomitus Coars nos Norm Catania', • meeting at the Inhabitants at Ninth Cheshire:wee bold law Town-ball M 4111rInobam en Bateadey afternoon, to promote the immetlas eilveinsilear cans. The attosdance was wiry end IshanttfaL Mr. T. W. Ta toe, at W task Ms ends Ansa. the speaker. were Lad Do Tabby, Ms Igemws, NIP., Lard Snorting of Tat too., end Mr. U. C. Logi M.P. It was wised to eltablia a arm at mos is, that division et the scanty, sod • com mittee toe Is. ergenlistles wee emitted. POW-OVVICff 01910• I• AND VOLVO/TED& BULB Ceare.--Thetalkiwtsi nab has him loosed from the Oe mes Psetralles:—lmiskles having beim made whether ths Temmeier-Ooneesl has any objembs to eaten at the Is =*Wes Ms vobessam rids seeps sow Is worse et it sose parts et the cenawy, his lardehip di rects that it may he mods generally knows that he Sot only mem so .bjectien to mob • potordlsp. tam it &seam ia terkre grit& the parkiestenr of as elllsmos ordinary duties, hot that be new de tt as highly PommuMr.O.mil, praisiewerthy.—Dersie ad ths ommestrio-Oommil, ROwLAND RILL, General Post-ollar, Nev. 1869. acuAaonto 11111•81 SOLDII[III nr at Seams OP CILATIIAII.—On Saturday demos Iset Mame. Crack led eel Cathberees, the overseen of St. Marpreee peek BAOhNOtt, appierod before lb* Mayer rid a tan bomb Of eirberraree at de Guildhall of that cagy to maw duo PEW MOM Mhos out mama them by also of tho Searetery of St... for War. thargieg them, hair the Nth sad 17th Victoria, rap. 97, mt. 68, with having omitted to apprehend Witham Carroll, a lunatic 'War, whit a.•teadariat woaddisc thay bad roc mid who t• that affect. Ms. J. lame and Mr. O. Beaton= append as tho part el the pr & eltedalla. Whereas havers: bees earaleed tho rouddered the rue had mot bee proved within Mt maralna of the art, ea the overseen hod so kaowladeo that the lunette wee erteally at largo, elleolred the sae met, sad at the rasa thee refused to great the Crows scam Or the Quasi Beach. Thay also Maud woe. ADDMONS To THE Totiva NATT.—AO elegant Ore earrettw built by Yews. Whits, of Cowes, Ish ih. arethemetre Decks, our abtarday, imr Ominatisople. Bbro Is • very Beenedel, eel *reed ter 16 bread& cues, with tee lesevytnEtee as deck, Nn sad aIL The cow. slew art the alp to mid Mhove rest 7,0001. A deryerel bear,7lrrise the Tartish pveraseet, hit a Gm Imzl i tee 6w the cane arelaWiCS. She wee be& by Mosey Both vends were laid la the evetherapton ismer dock. ACCIDZITT TO TEI ROYAL MAIL STEAMER CLEO PATIIALF!OM oar Liverpool correapoedent.) — lutelhgwaa was iosofwal In Liverpool on aetarday, swing than the Akins anon ably Company's sore. etwirser Cleopatra, wink btftLivorpool on. 'Doors toy mann lest for Yoder* T... And the wait coast 01 Atria', lea bees obliged to ism Inn gananowq is order to nip* sane images which anorvall le the ninhiasty be her down the CWeL leer nimbi. which wore krlflald in Liverpool, ea aninday evuolna_wo honied that tat avow of On a wand nt la that Una, Maim Lied, sad hid a WIPER Cliwinnown that aftentsea in netneng the foot of the swivel of la Cleopatra this, Ind sirs giving particulars of the assl ,whls►sppsrrls he exclusively coalsed to the air-pang hector, whYis neiaa na, however, tho NSW@ of this always awry cower torespsie on cl io . ckste 1111011 widest , the deism. Ilan of the at Qssinsiaws will be but of Oast aeration. The us hal salyjast bees inerisoted by IM Beira it Tanis surveyors, sd was Oa her Ant trip to Anise. THE 031 , 01 D AND CAMEILIDOI MISSIOIII TO CIINTRAL AIIICA.—A ro large and inlesotal mitiag of the members of the University of Oxford was laid in the dialog hall of (limpet, College on Friday wreaks& kir the parses of bearing from Mr George Groy, Gorman. of t he Cape of Good Hope. and the Vesersha Archaism Wickens* who has undertaken to bead this raiesirm, a Matement of Me pins sod plasma fa oosairaiest with It. TM Provost of Onset's presided ; end swag those meat were Sir GtOtire Gnu, Archaisms bleckwesie, the Preeldest of Magdalen, Ihs Hector of Exeter, the Warden of Wedliam, the Provost of Won:erre the Mester of University, the Warden of All Seals, Are:ldeates Clerks, the Principal of St. Mary Hall, W hosier sad Jambe Proctom, Rey. Dr. &amoral, go. Anadeason Mackataie haviag addressed thri tne-ting, Sir Gawp Getty urged the neemeity of forming centres of defil ade& and Cbristianity he Central AMea as it. moot effectual way of intending their meameres sod empire, end In proof of that, adverted to what bed tam glass in New Zealand sad other couatrieo. He !sprained his bah./ that the greater part of Cortina Africa would areataally be civilised sod amp limed, sod .visa a desire a be sassed to Grist Britain. With etmb promises they ash' set eater as a molder work , sad it woe most sieseriog to eme the two greet aalanitlie al qty getag Mood la load la ea melosaklag which held eat task bops of seessin. sad maid shower down Mese logs shish wadi algal her asserake to (morals! After brae& a rote of Masks be Pe 0. Ora end Arehdeaota Um the maims asesneed. CITY Or LONDON Hoorrria. trot Diszaars or TH CUBIT, VICTORIA•PARI.-11 11 member of pahenta relieved at this toodcatioa dozing lest weak we. 8187, of which 143 e 111.11 t.) HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. —No . e wee orb. Tlide lowtried *Ong le re. I Wel morIA4 i odAsAlis, MADASMAS WASA_ med SII/MeIAR Wed. tAna uppoSeelli mkt lareedrou SA• 6*A WirOmer the di..., w teerdriSlMM wow IRO Mee OMNI ...AMARS Sile..l all emdered aealesowee thews.' he.. eeetAy the eeguesel .0111.1. dare Wn idiom rAatilsas tholon.i. improve IN M.M. Aid Womb? mew AA Am Waist sad were NeLaueelimalall vlimar, =WY roil•lisowed Akira. mid. my. 11. good INlamke. Ors= AAA beedelles. assolei :lere pIISMAMYAMS.RI... I A s =4= o ol sbilmihm Al& masa p•ASSIWIWIL COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 28, Bittinis iniforw.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron, and Baron• Martin, Warms, and Channel'; and Awakes Williams, Crowdw, ••d Wiliam.) SALO V. WILIOIT.-11111.11ACII OP PlOlllBl OP 71•1111.01. Thie wren action for • breech et wombs dmrrkg•. The deimdmat pleaded that he wet efikeed with • do• germs bodily Mersa which card trequent bleeding et the lenge, and therefore was incapable et marryieg withow danger to kis life. Tan plea bad been disameed, and the Court ruined judg ment. The Lord Chief Baron now delivered bia judgment. He card the Ulnas under which the defendant wee was • visitation of God. The defendant might go= the ceremony of marriage, but that did not maiditate we liege, and would not be binding. Redid not think Bless the law that a man mast marry or pay the penalty. There wee here an impediment to the marriage, yet the area meet swear at the alter there WU no impediment. Thenffirs, to his opinion, the judgment of the court below in (avow of the defeatism must be affirmed. Mr. Baron Bramwell sad Mr. Baron Watson hold therms Mr. ladle° Williams thought the judgment should be for the violent, but In such came a woman would hardly insist ea the performance of the contract. Mr. Berea Martin and Justices Crowder and Willis were of the ante opinion. lodgmeet for the plaintiff. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL.—Nov. M. Tif Vita= V. 111STLST.—ALLIOID PSLIVIT. This twee was argued last Saturday. The defendant dad bean convicted of pmjury committed la the lairolvant Debtors Court, and the qnsetbn was whether the allegation that the prisotter was a trader sad readout In a cartels district was saffickatly proved by the production of the prisoner'. pe tition r Tim Lord Chief Baron new delivered judgment. They wore d minion that the allegation bed been sufficiently proved by the production of the petition, end that the Insol ventd Court bad jurisdiction ; therefore the conviction was goo. Judgments/broad. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Three lads named bud, Selay, and Woolter, who had his remaaded on • charge of ste r ling • quantity of bella donna k a shop In Covent-garden, sad administering it to aseely a some of lads of their owe age, were again brought tip. It appeared that severel of the lads in the hospital had reramered, but ethers were still la a dangerous state. The mother of Irish odd he had been generally a good lad, sad she hoped to be able to Wolin hiss d he was glum up to her. TIM . soothers of the other prisoners said they could do nothing with them, and asked that they might be sent to a reformatory. The two primmer', Kelsey ,for , were then own witted to Peithent Refermacery three yews, and Ida was given Op to his mother. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Itro.lant Af71;67;rosp;cta;1;71zo;;147.11;;;;loorlfo of Mr. James Allen, of 130, Warwick-abut, Pimlico, was placed at the hen before Mr. Bingham, charged with sneaking Au gustus Frederick Lord Holland, of flollend-honss, lEseming- ViHiega en s t-street. Edwards, 2 C. said the gentlemu who gave the mewed la chimp signed the sheet Augustus Frederick, HollarlAcmos, Leasington,"but wu not now pmeent. Mr. Ansa, the husband of the accused, here stepped for ward mid add he wished to make = explanation. Ills wile wee walking with two ladies (now present), her Waters, to get an omnibus. The person touched his wife two or three time. , and she wombed him away, when his hat fell c(. She told him to go away, and he then gave bar into onsiody. Sergeant Edwards sold the prosecutor woe not now in st teadance. Mr. fungham said if he (Mr. Allen) had sufficient proof of ea assault on his wife, the bast way would be to take out summons against the person. He should have the address and any assistance he required. There being no pronsentre, his wife we., of course, &eche:lied. Mr. All." haring expressed himself setiaßed et the magls• trete'. advice, Is-ft the court expressing his mention of taking proceedings hereafter. EXTIGIORDINAII C4Bl OP ZOLIONING. A shocking attempt at wholesale poisoning has just been brought to light at Stuffynwood Hal 4 Derbyshire, the residence of Joseph Paget, Er , • magistrate for the county. It appeared that on the tad November, about midnight, SW of the servant maids were taken iii, the sixth escaping the geoural Hisao. They were awoke with a burning, griping pre in the bower Brandy was adishiistered to them by the housekeeper, hot as they recovered by the morning no further notice wee tars of it, nor were Mr. or Moe. Paget acquainted with the air. On Monday, thel4th Mr, at ten o'clock in the searag, the cook wee taken ill with pains of • roar elareoter, but et a mon rate eaten, the prior /odd, the housemaid, the barkeeper, and the remainder of the hoar servanta, being shortly afterwards also affected in • similar manner. Brandy was spin administered. In tits notatline Mr. and Mrs. Paget were riding out to a meat of the DirCysitire hound., daring which time they were also taro ill. Upon their return they discovered that the art of Mr. Paget (who was on • visit at the hall) wen also emir lag la • sim her way. The coachmen, Thomas Spowage, we despatched to Mansard, three miles off, fir medical aria ✓oe, and Mr. Purses, the surgeon in attendance, pro nounced that the symptoms were those that weird be produced by ouitharido. He administered rit drew, but they continued ill during the day towards night, however, they were to • certain extent relined. Detective Barns, who was Instructed to inquire into the matter, examine' each servant separately, sad his suspicions fell upon the coachman, who, it was &lo coweed, had purchased an ours of emir:ides at a drug gist's shop at hlandield. On Saturday the detective requested the omen= to drive him in one of Mr. Paget's °urge' to Merlield. Upon arriving at the druggist's shop. he was lausediately recognised by the proprietor as the man who bed purebred the canthandes at his shop. This the coach sus denied, and also denied any knowledge of the drag or the we of IR He was then taken into custody on the cheep of eibeirietwteg ortherides (oemmonly called Spanish flies) OM*? Der (the parlour-maid). and other domed° r ear% wink intent to murder teem. He will be brought before the Derbyshire beech of magieiretee to-morrow. The prisoner Is the oaly male servant having cones to cbe house, and la weld to have been paying his addresses to the parlour-meld daring the last See mouths. He bed in the tIM arra drugged the beer of which the eermate had partaken at supper, and in the war roger., the mike, of which ell the focally pertor. TEE CONDEMNED MURDERER IN NEWCATIL It has already been stated that the sheriffs have received a communication from the Home-office, further respiting the execution of the Portuguses Beeman Francesco Pietro Gainianstas, alias Charles Annals, who was coaviated of murder at the but sesvion of the Central Criminal Court, and who waa to have suffered on Monday (t do morning, to the 26th of December next. It has been imagined that this amounts to • final decision on the part of the government that the prisoner's life shall be spared, but it aware that this is sot the case, se the Rome Secretary, in his oommuni melon to the sheriff., state., as be did in the former tumulus when the first respite was sent, that the prisoner should be distinctly given ta understand that his life is not porirively spared, but that the inquiries that ere being made requir e further delay to bring thaw to • satisfactory conclusion, sod that this alone is the ground for the further delay. The prisoner himself understands English tolerably well, but, in such • serious matter, the sheriffs telt It to be their duty to request the Portuguese Consul, who, on behalf of his government, he. acted throughout the proceeding. in assisting the prisoner in his defence, to attend at the prison, and esplaist to the prisoner, in his own lan guage, the nature of the communication that had been re ceived, in order that there might be so possibility of mistake, sad that gentleman at once complied with the request, and certifully explained to the prisoner the reason for the further delay. He expressed himself thankful for the kindness he had received, and, as be hae done all along, declared ;hit he had no motive for killing the unfortunate captain, and that he did not Imow what he was doing when he committed the dreadful act. It I. understood that inquiries are being made at Lisbon es to the condition of the prisoner's mind shortly before he chi pad on b.•rd the vessel of which the unfortu nate decesard was the muter, bat h is not likely that, under say circumstances, the capital sialseas will now be carried eat. MARNE7S. COTTON.—lavettroot., Noy. 26,—The Wes to-day are setisaatad at 7,000 balm A very quiet motet at yesterday's prim. COTTON GOODS.—kfrcCiteaven, Nov. 26.—Then I a Inn and steady market, and although from the extensive contracts on hand there is neemearily leas new bueiners than might be expected under the peewit general demand, the aggregate sales of the week have not been inconsiderable. The counts of yarn up to We, chiefly from unnufacturers, continue firm, with a steady demand, and are quoted at id. to id. dearer than at the begioning of the month, but thew is no °bangs daring the week. Warps continue soarer. The finer and better qualities of yarn continue at the quotation. mostly current about three weeks ago, but in some cases the rates are rather firmer. Pnaters an from lid. to 3d. par piece dearer than they were three weeks ago, and abirtings 3d. to 41, and in come came 6d., pee piece dearer. The de mand for the moment is hardly so proving for goods suited to India and China as it wee, principally owing to merchant. being disposed to wait for the letters ny the overbini mall. The exceedingly large engagements already in the bands of producers also mid to check business by inducing the latter to demand nigher rates. Some qualities of long clothe, T cloths, and domestic., are rather firmer in price than tact week. WOOLLEN.—LiEns, Nov. 26.—The weather being more f►vourvble, there has beam an increased ettendacce of boyirs in the cloth-hall this morning, and a more active demand for fancy good.. Plain clothe, however, do not com mand much male. The tone of the market continue. firm, !although a large business in not doing In the public balls. HARDWARE.—BtamixonAx, Nov. 28.—? hero is • good trade doing bare looking at the late period of theyter, wham the foreign trade is always slack, sad is eapecially so at this moment. But the country orders ars upon the whole remarkably good, and the manufactories are must of them in full work. All the trades which are venally brisk at this period of the year are so at the present time, with no pros pect of any champ for the worse to the sad of the quarter. A similar remark applies to the trade of tto distant. There are no symptoms of depresaion in any quarter. The iron trade Is certainly not brisk, but it is upon the whole in • tolerably healthy conditioa. CORN.—C►rtaitnoit, Nov. 26 —Wired very slow sale. Fine aarlsy is dear ae IYt work, bat toe show of coarse samples was very great, and but little was sold. Winos, red, 365. to 40..; white, 48s. Barley, 245. to 465. Bow, 38.. to 40a. Peas, 40s. to 425. Osia, 20e. to 28e. CASTIZIMIT, NOV. 26.—The supply et MMUS to day wee good. Trade dull, and prices esoept beet maniples barely maintained. Wheat, brown, new, 37m. to 44e. ; old, 38s. to 465.; white, new, 40s. to Vt.. ; old, 435. to 60a Barley. new 2.84. to 445. Oats, new, 20e. to 265. Boons, 365. to 46m. Peas, 345. to 40s. CIOLLUILIN NOT. 28.—We bed • fair supply of wheat at our motet this morning. Prime were much the same es last week, with a good demand. A few seed samples ware sold at more money. Oats and barley were much the same as last week. Wheat, white, new. Ilea. to 20.. 6d.; old, 19s. to 204.6 d. • rod, now, 18s. to 195.; old, 18s. to 19e. Barley, new a n d old, 13e. 6d. to 14s. 6d. Oats, potato, old, 10s. to 11e.; new, Bs. 6d. to 10a.; common, 9s. 9d. to 10a. 3d. • DOW 6d. to Ba. Flour, per stone, Is. M. to 2s. Oa tmeal, 2e. Tal. to Os. 4d. Ityemeal, Is. sd. Barlaymeal, la 6d.—Oarlss4 Journal. CoLean:Ann, Nov. 26 —An Increased supply of wheat, sad fsw of other gnarl. Wheat firm at late rates. Barley tally as dear; Kraal ing (pianism in many Instances realised an advance of le. Boma and pose unaltered. GLOUCZATZI, Nov. 26.—There was s small attendance at our to-day's market, canoed no doubt by our large minuet fair oocurnog on Monday next. The trade wee very *low for Englielt wheat, and miller. would only operate at Is. per quarter reduction. Foreign the ram,. Malting and grinding barley each in fair demand, and for the latter a trifle more noway was paid. Beaus quite ea doe. Oats very quiet. and prams the turn easier. Imperts of the week among Nov. 26:—Wheat, foreign, 4,330; barley, foreign 3,910; mite, Ireland, 1,660; beast, foreign, 1,010; sundnre, 110 qrs. GUILDFORD, Nov. 26.—There was %sin • good supply of wheat. The demand was not brisk, but nearly the whole wee cleared off, prices being generally a shade lower. Malt ing barley more difficult of disposal at former rater. Wisest, 364. to 63e. Barley, 294. to 445. Gate, 19a. to 27a. Brats, 828. to 40e. Pau, 365. to 38e. HiILTPOII), Nov. 26.—We had a fair supply of wheat at market to-day ; trade for the nowt tamp es tins at full prior, Inferior very dull. Barbi • Mlow sale at last week's priase i :t ee pply dull. Oat• a dull sale. Per a*d beano sow t wk's prices. Wheat, 26e. t. SM. per load. Clay. 266. to 48a. per qr. Oats. 20s. to BM per gr. Ptak 24.. to 26e. per load. Beans, 245. to 31i. pee load. • LIIICZaTea s lov. 26.—T.b0111 11 a middling simply of wham oa off." .t to-day'a tuark4, and prior were 1.. lower tuna In the previous week; anite a .rta maenad 48a. to 60a.; rat s 435. to Va.. par tbirrnix atone. The inquiry Inr film Cathy was puny fair, and no mat.ritil chanato took plate is 40.. in 41,.. per qr. Ca airsick.'" brie( the ruling raga; grindia,t sort. met • languid inquiry at Talker 1... money. Oala were in urairrnut rapid', sad dim is Talus ; old goat. plea made 30a. to 36a.; new, 28a. to 28a. par twenty-fear etas*. No important alterative as be quoted la basaa via !RION sad Publldusl by Vf .babssa is reis IlAus. of be. 6. Lombard Obbsst. b. Isb CIO 0 L.A.. bristar. as lb. 01a.... I , bobed WI" I a Ur Prealsold Walieden.—Mospir , Ica , mu 4.110. dentsad rallag stoderese and prior vaned from 4gr. to 6.14. per qr. Pine dour, 349.; seconds, 31e. , thirds, Ws 1. 1 , twewy stone. NE Wra arta. UPON-TTNR, Nov. 26.—At our market Lk, morning we had a largo show of wheat from the gr , Minims a clearance wag early awed at a redaction rf Is. pee qr., the trade cloning strong. Ia loath °maw, ties few trilailactiona occurred,. holders being UL119944 sell excepting at full rates; Swigs. on the wintery, b i d LOOM attention, the best new Feigners rid touching 49, whilst at the is... time a cargo of sew medium mixed Dant: no me placed at 61s, all per 6041 k.. In flour we hare v., little variation to note. Country barley again sold qukkly, month country, however, being es difficult to quit as ivr. Grinding mW steadily and fully maintained its value. N t , Danish, suitable for malting. was In request at 3L.. . 365. 6d., weighing naturally 6.51 be. per bushel. Melt, hest ; and peas unchanged. Oat. were held very stiffiy, which bg the ellsot of checking business. The arrivals thia week are Wheat, meetings 1,967 qrs. ; foreign, 3,1176; barley, e rg , wise, 1,437 ; foreign, 1,800 ; malt, ceentsise, 299 ; 0110, C 0414 wiles, 382; peas, coastwise, 86; foreign, 146; 94 amok& Noawice, Nov. 26.-At to-day'r market, wheat wn it rather snort supply. The sales effected were gemwelly r . , decline of L. per qr. The supply of malting Wiry va fair, and former rates were folly maintained. Of distils and grinding qualities there was little offering, and prices N. mauled without alteration. In oats, beans, aid peas. Mt, or no change. Flour 6d. per ea ch lambeans, money. wheat I. quoted this e vening at 47e. to 51s. • red ditto, to 46e. ; bat chevalier malting barley, at 425. to 48e.; ran s. chevalier ditto, at 34e. to 40s. • distilling ditto at 230, to sa t w qr. averages Floor, 30e. to -Wheat, 4,0 31s. 6d 6of . per qrs., seek a tomthe elide Latest : at 41; bark?. 7,3791 qrs., at 395. lid. per qr. NOTTINONAIL, Nov. 2/3.-At our Corn Exchange tta i morning the show of wheat on offer was tolateble, and demand was steady at last week's rates. Old white deice,. Soca were quoted at 60a. to 66e. ' • new ditto. 465. to old red, 445. to 485.; new, 41a. to47s. par 36 mane. Tta . was not mach fine barley at market, and the inquiry prom fair at full rates tor realtiag, priced varying from 34e, 465. Basle 39a. to 41e. per sp. Grinding was a heavy sa, at previous terms, Ma. to 31.. per 30 atone. Oats not cam changed ; old moved off at 275. to 33e. ; new, 22a. to 28, fmtw, 24a. to 295. per 24 atom Beans r ather high ; Niane making 41s. to 625. per qr. Superior flour, 395.; fine, 31e. to 335. per 20 stone. . . OXFORD Nov. 26.—Pia samples of wheat much somt: after ; oth er qualities &Weed In prMs. White wheat role: from 465. to 60.. par garter; red wheat, boos 36e. to 46i.. barley, for white t&srs wee a good dowel foe tine malty, gotta, may Is quoted from 265. to 40a. Goad oats ware ale la request, pekes Wag from lb. to 30s. Beans wen met from NM. to 60a.i whim mew mkt well. Hog per 144 4 from 39e. to 42e. Flow a Melody male at 335. pr stet Hy from 84.6 a. to 44 per law PRIXR/10101701, Noy. 26.—At our martet to-day a, had a large supply et wheat, whit& rust • slow sale at It per qr. under the prices of this day week. Batley rathr lower. Oats the rim as last weak. Beans Is. pm qr. dearer. Priam :—Beat red wheat, 46e.; common, Ha. tr, 42a. . per 66041 k. .. Oats, Ild. to Is. per stone. Berns, 424. pm qr. el 63210 e. Ruannta, Nov. 116.—The supply of wheat was on a tm. dente scale, but the trade ruled quiet, and though, in • he a redttotion of Is. per quarter took place, and that al bw ar=rarent quality, yet generally sale. were effected e pions era good m this day stinsight. Better qualities ii barley sold well; is middling sorts there waa a heavy mk, the grinding quality was most in moist, with a slight ad. ranee. Oats, beams, and pees as Wore. BOCIIIISTIN Nov. 96.—Moat of the samples sere k ta:cestiftioo. Fa the pelmet iota the rates i 4 resk were obtataid to most oases, good samples sell* at free 465. to 60c, but seceediary lots gave way lc re quarter. In red these was not much doing; good however, maintained former rats, but other kinds wee cheaper. Foreign was the turn ch aps, and the trade dolL Barley is not in much request, and the supply very email. The finest qualities for malting purposes made former ruts, many samples fetching from 40s. to 445. ; grinding aorta ern on the decline, and nothing in that description fetched higher than 34c, and that only for the very best sample.. Oats were only taken in retail quantities at late rated, which wee with diaculty maintained. In bee= the lots that chasgei hands were done at former prices • but in pees the demand woe lees active. Flour has experiez:oed a reduction of ahoy Od. par amok. Wtebtou, Nov. 26.—We are fairly supplied with wheat to-day, sad moderately of other grain. Wheat met a fair demand at L. per qr. under Wit week', rates, sad a good deal od Weber dose. Of other grain full prices of last week were made. Prices to the grower .—M heat, white Dew, 44.. to 46e.; extra, 49a.,63106. par Weisel ; ditto red: tsar, 39.. to 41.., extra, 44a.; ditto whits, old, 44.. to 475, extria, 495.; ditto red, old, 40e. to 42e.. extra, 44.. Oats, lid. to Hid. per atom Beans, 40e. to 44s..per qr. WOICIIITiIt, Nov. 26.—There was • full .app ly of 'am wheat at bit to-day, which was generally held .4 last week's rams, hot no progress could be rued. in Wes except at • decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. Barley held for some ad- Tisane, which was only complied with in limited qualities. Oats 6d. to Is. per qr. dearer, bat • slow sets. Beaus retie cheaper. Pees =altered. _ You Nov. 26.—Tbere was a fair attendiunie at marks today, sad the supply of wheat from the farmers was tote- Table. The trade ruled slow at a reduction of la. per qr.. ON , 194 WO* made 621 .; vwxs slll 7. 48e. to 50s. ; best nd. 47..; secendazy, 43.. to 455. per 38 stow. Barley was is modrate supply, but the supply of malting was mall, sad with • firm disband recent currencies were obtained, 34e. to 40s. per qr. • grinding wee purcbeaeable at rates the tors in favour of das buyer, namely, 30.. to 32.. p• r 86 stone. Oats • fair eels at forma prior, 225. to 265. per 24 stow. In beans • fair there of Wiliness was done and full rates were suetained, 44.. to 48s. per 38 stone. Rye, We. ; malt, 66.. to 70.. per qr. Flour, 335. to 35a. per sack. KILKCILLDT, Nov. 26.—At oar country markets thh week we had moderate supplies of all kinds of grails. De mand brisk for burley, and all line qualities Is. per qr. highs. Wheat la. per qr. lower. Oats, unless for fine qualities, 6d. per qr. lower also. Here to. day we had fair supplies of wheat and oats, bat small of barley. Wheat sold slowly at 61. to la. per qr. less money than last market day. Bulgy, of fine quality, Is. dearer; ordinary same as last day. Oats very ranch as last week. Wheat. 425. to 51s. per qr. See ley, 30.. to 40.. Oats, 21a. eld. to 28s. WATERFORD, Nov. 26.—There has been a slight EICITIOI in our deaveries of home-grown grain this week, but the snivels from abroad show a cmaiderablo falling 08. We have had las animation in the trade than of late, and mine of wheat and Indian corn have somewhat nettled. In the value of farmers' wheat we note II reduction of about 6d. per barrel; at the decline millers purchued freely. Foreign freely held for previous rates, but very little has changed hands. Barley in good demand and folly as dear. Oats tan attracted more attention, and a considerable bonnets he been done at oar qootations. We hove lens inquiry for Indian corn, and purchasers have been able to supply them• tense et 3d. per barrel below the prices of this day sennight Flour dull, bat not cheaper. Imports this week —Wheat, " ( 1 ,1 - ; lonian COM, 7,000 qrs. Exparte this week '— Otte, 1,862 barrels; flour, 43l seeps; Indian corn, 1,100 borrels oatmeal, 70 earls. VESSELS BPOILEN WITH. Admiral (torque). nom 815anela fir Leaks MI days, Or.. 25,15 t 37616,1441113116 Mails aped, from aloalania for ratmouth. eat 27, Ist N 11, {al M. Zama (brig), from Mauritius for Valsoall. 014.19, la 336, im II Z. Edward Co don (brig), of Bristol. rots Glazgo• fa Gamy Mal 36 dap, Nor. 9, tat 74 41 7. km 1711 W. Asysto ler C..rit 6 4 04147 a net. 6, 1411 5 9,10 s 14 16 R. bamitio (stop), troy Myles tor Llama( 611 dais, 11[ 46 744 Ira ISW. IA Bea Allianok from Marinas for Cork II fry.. Ott. 11, la: 35 11. too 33 rib Mary (barque), of sad from London for Granada 3 days from tto Downs 15144 14, los I I W. Moat Alas, tam National for Ll 4 erpool, Out. 19, tat ,7 4 . 71 W. Nadekia, from Cardiff tor Point de Gallo 38 days, boy. 13. '.at 14 14 N. too 71 W. WI Us V. Mown, from Now Orlans :or Liverpool, Oct. 21, od west. WI barn Salta, from Mary fa liverpaol, Oct. 23, la: 15 N. . a 60 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH 6. BIRTHS. BA RR WORTII.—NoT. II at St. LeonvelA.t• fises. Mites. the olfo of {tic R. ff. W. BartArortb. of • oon. Bt. e 49,4 1 . ,—)1 ov. SS, st Walton plarx, the wife of J. $llll6 Les . Ka. • . DE I leY.—N ow. 4. at Amadei the wits of L+. Deady. Egq.• us. I)ODSON.—Nov. 31. r lissesonsptsen, SW far, tae •Ifs of J. a. N. 4 x.r.. a/ • daattae. LAN V US.—Now. 21. at hawses home, Palford.part • Crept... tea ••( C. Lawns, Jsa. • Neg., of • day:titer. L4WWON.zilow..2l,..st Netmoa4etua.. Lowtsbree. tbs wife e! W. N. - I.6•Za. Zvi P2CII H AM.—Nov. It, as tiorydyr Hour. Brixtm.ME. Ilea T. 0. Podalato. of a diwithwr. MARRIAGES. BAR NES—WA.TeON —Nov. V. ea Oldham, Kent. by !he R. It 0 Tyktea. M.A..11. Derma Noe Tmeriam. 31.0...1.0. , the i.e. Captato Mateo. of Dever. PEAK IS —LbeiTEDIA Y.—Nor. St at Tdoity Church. Coreotrf, by the Am. W. Drake, T. D. Nelda. bal. to f o,o tta a.uUtht" Mr. T. Leman. of CotiOtrY. BRICRWOOM—HALE—N or. M. at Aldcrley, Olouer.dor. by the R,bt Bon. M. B. Balt D.D, T H. eber....l. 04at Futof . . ra. Dar. T. H. dborrood. of Humberto. to Atm. daughter of It B. Malrylfoo., of *Mork., tf, M Bt. Norio:nu.* Souther, , 7 the Ser. C. C. Orakaatbory. J. eftwooro. . of I.leaurto•aortb. Hank tot...Vats:Ma daugh...r of Hr. Smear. of Bride...dm al,,are. DEATHS. HOCK AA/M.-Wow. M. se Cb•rt•OT .-.- J. Dockland. Mori or Trseam. Devow4Wre. seed 74. D‘TIAN.-Nor. 23 at ' , whet k. Mr. H. Drpes. nitol47. DOPLCII.-Nov. 23. 111. beth Erma. w e of Mr. J. Dupl.. of 014 Mm dam emotional liror-rroi. HARDWIUM.-glor. M. as Wheastairl. Eibropskire. Mr. C. Ilarlrrict. wed rt. INotIP.-Nor. V. at SioneneldWnst, Islington. Mr. T. InAlO. I 23. intik wife tit W. MIAs. Mc.. of DiskisiArwo . M rUlf-Mov. Area Maga aged H. PKIIRIOL-goe. 13,•4111•14.bill W. J. 1 , 4„ 64...ael MJI 21 et OM %lows. Ankh nUg4m. Llambtabtre. fiwl.y. wife of Um 14w. J. O. eliorsh. awl* IST43.iPMLic-M... It Y tlas bawweb. Amin. widow ol the Imo J. Ntoostidr. sod Jo. T.-210.. W. Mr. P. Inkralk d ilsorhear. red R. L et Aro tier bV h a asln In • • 1 Nam deso to 11% I Q b 7 So tram 11.13 _Ng Bi alms TI P S. U = rig UM; .4e 4. lac wad cTota a. 5103 MEL trot the