The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

IL AND MILITARY. °ROY LAST merle cairns.) wAR.tFricK, PaiLL-NALL. Nov. Eli loyal tieg ,,— Lieetesast-Ofeerel Alba Oldie to be coleoel oestotemint, Mat Lew* asseembd. 3rd Regiment* of Dragon Otenta—laseameet Jobs Chubs thm..te- r,. tr c loam by percbase, vice kW, wtto retires; • •oroet limey Maplitota Hackie to be seateseat. by Pm" etre, vice It Actor. Mb L.dbl Drettoota—Centet Michael Clarke to be adjatast, nee t Murdag. doomed. 11th Dregeme—Laqueneat Maxims Philip Vincent Ito -•.a. ff. 4M the Ttb Lista =e ; Lo lkute= nee. oiee, promoted, wittateut was Alma' aompe, T. 13th I. gist Dragoons—Corset IMMO White ha. Leen per mitted t. tue bum the service by unmade at Lie o,uluite- Royal Artlihny—Serreat•Majore—...Alnuisder SbePhig4 to be 1 1min/rammer, Elliott, Vied protooted to be a apish in ter C ast Nn t r Ms. Royal Eap ,, ertr—llrevet-bisior William Collier Manias to br u • nato ea, Fenwick, deceased Captak DduAls, (imam, from Me seconded list, to be mita* vial Met Znr*. —*lased ofil , are to be dated TieprontO,oa of the tale 11.Aoad 26th October, 1866, vis. :—Lteutentat- Ci 131.4111 CM W•011331COV, Capita George E. L. Waltor. and 8....t0d Captain Gaetano N. ILebsa. Scots k motor treads—TM second Christian name of lar. Bum., al! ..tte4 In as assign-y sod lieutemacy, by par (hue, on it, 4th November, 1869 te St. John, sad ace Jobs, as non etatod. god Bein:tett of Foot—Ensign John Mackie Lemont to be I I Fetches., We Pogo who retiree. 3rd Fop , — L tut/roam Willem Pitt Butts, from the Rryal Catalan Ride It gamut, to be lieutenant, vice 51emett, who roc...Lam Bth ermine Henry Job Lawrell to be captain, by portiere, toe Mill, who wine. 10th Foot—Eu.lgs honest Archibald Berger to be Boolessot, by purl .w, rim Roomy, who retiree; Amisterwrlbrgeo• Maui L mgworthy Bake, ken the Stag, to be mutual euraeon, oe Rookie, promotod on the Staff. 11th —For Emma Haus Joseph Webte to be Item icu mt. without parelme, vice lammed', promoted, which apymr.ti toe Gazette' of 16th Jemmy, 1858, nod, nem Henry Joseph Webb, kc. 15th Fo t—Lomenent William George Harbert Taylor Furies. trim tke het not, so be osplais, by pundme„ um, Jobe Bm3rth, who noirso. 22nd Few —taiga William S. Ward to he liestesant, by _plubloser, rim Belay B. Chichester, who retiree. 37th Fort—William Bump, gem., to be moo, by par. clam Me Coffey, promoted. Aid Fo —Brroa.Mejor Richard Henry Magenta, from the 904 Toot. to be eapistn, vice Ham, woo tembasiges. bitis root—Brio Ilk Cholas Woolworth Burdett, Bart., to be liut, aims; without ppavr. h aee, 'toe Parr, do:mood. nth loot —Emden Claris Mottaktkd Clarke to be Iseutesiat, by parrbmis, WIC* dark sweemosed. 60a Foot Baits Gawp Bewat Tatman to be lieatesest, lathes, poiriasse, via I Nat. amassed. Capiiilll Immo Wary Ards. r hr bats pasitirl so 2/0611141 HUI warmer of Lewrieww-Aveber," sa bee of Oa of lather." 77th rrit —Emma Barbs Jeabowa to be heatessat, by paella., nom reach, Wllle rearm 90th Foot—Captain Bear( Trona lice, from the Una Fat, t avian, via Brevet-Marr lawny who Gl amor v. 96th F 0..• —Limb Gant Wtllis.Osborne Barbanieo be a r ta-a, b, 1 0 awe Ntuyte.t, promoted to an unattached ension.y Emogn Yitin LAM Tots to be lemma, by porcbree. Barnard ; Amitotes Froderick Arthur HA met., to I. amis, by purAtaste, rice Toks. liatk rut —So. go Thome Frames Swinford to be limbo soot. by "imitate, vioe W..icitiward, whom promotion by porrha.. tic vie I Ith March, 1n59, Ow been cohort's/ Elie Br se . de—Lismacaut Fredarto Carl Playa. to be by porches., tiro Howls( who retiree; Ruaicl .l = Ow, Anthem Thurmond to be lieutanaot, by frenises, in. Playa*, RoMpu Rowland kgerton to to littatessat, by phr,mer. vice Bram who retiroe; Range thil His. Thoth... .1 ,fen Wyss, too the hdth Foot, to be mid" s about "unmet', ; &Gamed Wisanniny Ornerod. _Ewa, to he .a., Js, without porch.. ; the Han. Charlie North to be mewl. by perches, vice Drummond ; Frederick Dmcoadis, At, to be maims, by pwcherre, elm Um a. lee Weal twits Iteryieseet—Sorgesst-MaJor Patrick Malmsey to be qu tram:weer, rise Theseus, eted "synods. Royal Cannot at R.& Itegiment- - bestmeat Thaws Martel. from she 3rd Foch, to be liestment, vice Bete, who ear-hears. UNATTACHED. Captain St. °wraps Moron Nugget, from the 96th Foot, to be asjor, by perches"; &trio-L:44omi Thomas Holum Tidy, mem ow hale-psy 11th Foot, late clopitty-adjuwit postal le Joamica, to to Beitt,colonet, without purrAion. HOSPITAL STAFF. lkigeolk.sl6W Bayard Hoch liloktney, who retiree on lialf.yey. to here the henoriu7 rook of deputy Soweto geserel of hoesitals, fs eccoromee wits the royal waist el tot o.Mber, 1859; Asedietost-Suripes Dunes Robert s. Basis, ferns the 10th Foot, to be servos, vic• Thors on' bligtottell plottri apes WC-pa ; Assigortatiergese St. Jhe 10 1 / 7 , Ws Mil Jost, to be ettigeost• Feet▪ ~ to lb. vas. vies Bator, aproased to tits 10th lIRRVIT. Major sad Bever-LierZaZirel Orr Doerr, M. Wad tub- ry fOult For is be alert to the army, the reek b-ias brevet/ way ; Ereerldere R. S. Lards. Mtia 13 eget Native lad tat be raterst•seknei Is rho *my , Major William Hoary Cobbs Lye, 130 Der bey N... ye leouttry, le be liestreat-onsael ia the try; Crane Alfred Wrier Laor Irk Bombay Native la. Retry. to be sear la an many, Capra Edward Arsi ne, Hardy. let Berry Crotty, to be erne is thorny; Corns Jobs o , rhe Petra Errs, Artllbey. Se be neje, la the army ; Cassis (horse Olen Berra. Her by altralteey, to be ern is the *my ; Seemed Caplan Err RlYraet O.llww, Linn Errors, to be =Or la the any. MEMORANDUM. Make Edward Orr Orr Ire repaid rear breads err be veered as oseranag to hall-pay astoreed 11147, ✓d bar potortiod rue Uri the ernes by re ore el aa rattled Ceara. rneetry, be bete; root to beers a erre is ADMIRALTY, Noe. IS. Corp. of Royal Marise.—Flat Liewenent &toward Mts. 'weld Proteherd to be carom, nee Pooplley. retired on toll pay amend Linetenad Hoary Ilertord Strong to boo loraoeenno, vice Pritcherd, promoted. THE MILITIA AND RIFLE YOLUNTERRE. Conanneks "geed by the QtatVD. Royal II km King'e Uorn Met is—John Cr.'. gent., to be goarterunecer. t:oatutisrloot tagood by the Lairds Litatesaat 4f that/ rmoct;vo combos. 2al llogioteat Royal Barka Tomattry Cavalry—Comet Watotot 'liberty to be Ittritastat, eiae Pit:prat!, resbraid. Liottroaat-Cotoml Frost a. Nowdlgara to be dopty beviraat ; Hoary t iw tz i to in depoty-liemomt. lot Itopotent o f Kai'. Mtlica—Withen Homy Artuitapt, pot., to b. V...1■111.47 ilidek bth CM , J o M7 — ti r amai Am' &moo, goat. lota Capon Primo of Wake 'tarsi Rog.- ou.st ut Ittafrow Militia. to be °opts's; John B pot., to to lioMmat ; Jame Dunbar, gest , to be igli Warm.. ambite Rifle Voltrato.os, 2.11 Company—Josiah att. tow &boo, pat, to be Imatosaul City of Etistraret artillery Militia—lobo ISaaltia, not., at utast of that rertimot, tomes with the rank despoils frogs Sopa Encesrk Volunteer Rllts—Jsose E.g., to be Imempry servos to 'be let Royel Itmesetersiere Rogisetra e =Lear Yeomanry—John Ydetiri Doter's, par., le s sonot, via, Declasses, nonard. City tat Bristol Hide Valuator Csepe—Captida Arthur Mow bray Josue to be adjutant. with dee oak of corals. let Company el Derbyshire Volaneser Lame—John Johnsen, Esq., M.D., to be tionorory ileb.a Hood kid* Volonteer ldr =e—Thonesa Rawstane away. pot., es be cognate; Anthony John Mundell% Mt, to b• bodessat. R..bert Efaca, pot., to be ,Nralga • kirlard Birk* the younger, put., to Le captain; Robert Patterson, seat., to be boutrosat; Bernard Bradley, pat., to be mein 1 Peon bale Biddle, gest., to bo captain ;• Jahn Foliose, mat, to be lineteplet ; Fonds Bryon Baker, pant., to be eneltp; Frederick Witham Yuan p, pat., to be cantata ; Jobs eadth Wright, pat, to be engine; Henry Smith, pat., to be repots; Withers Laotian, gent., to be 'nutmeat; William Welter RL - r;1 . thwitiooathaiiin )(Who—Arthur Edward Baum, goer., t o I* lioutouout. riot DArlisg, resigacd. Aroma:Tr, Nov. 18—Arpoixnans.—Cap aim I. W. Vatatittrt (1866), le the AM&., 26, same Mira tripiaa, at Chatham, castahalmad aid C. P. Hilly., (1612), tn the Qom*, 66, mew imam ship, at Shimmer, amadatiamiL C ,, msoador J. F. C. Il.tkossio (1363). to the ham, 11, elm /NM Blear, st WOOlWith, Lisolsootto tie iloo. C. es. G. Ctoltott (1657). in 4* Arians~l. &Allay (1849), sad H. Boma), (1863), to _ _ _ -- kostnri C. P. Puckett (tM), to the kens , I.E. Chink (1866), to the Ferebreae. 6, pellet-wheel Mesa sloop, ea per Ocular ; ea V. F. Jolson (1868). to the Shoos. Surceoes I. D. lftedfteld (1810), to the bens ; W. B. Deity. M.D. (11166), M eft Askefte ; W. 211•1(tuley, M.D. (1647), to the Queue ; and IP. Deaselly (1842), to ft fte rete.ftepertateftlest el the Be Jar Lavreuce, melts dift humiliate 7. 0. Peewee (1862), to the !Wade' , iftB J. B. hey (1648). to Ye Qeftft Amenkat-Bullls ICChlmehr (1W), to tho Quest. Amete , eet C.rk S. W. Jeep, le she Fawn, 17, wise' Mum sloop, et :'kwtwr. WOOLWICH, Nev.lB. AItILLRAT FOR CRINA.—The departure of the Antares, keel an Ones, which has been pola:sod ea ewers( 000111.01154:1 4 7 Itaa: to take pine mama. The otS via sad masa, lobe air shady veleetaere, sad well waled in area oparatkaa, ere enimed a etembie an wade st an early hour Se nerrew, mar the ereanoati ae Capaila Blakirtca, mad m end by runway so Purannoeik, for eanbarkesioa on Lased the Illme oo ma trp Alp. FATAL At ( WANT DY BOA AD tots DT —The *ldle deawyeetal Dea Siam Cosartatist Pul.ots. bane, Al- ORM a awes naathmewp Sot meat .al Plyessek wee bevies the Irk brewed oa her wive st 8 dose dim amorists& were s lad crust emwrect to tbe 00 1 ,0,, e ,. . wow, Owespegmblisseps, U appetro tbet the Illk.tluot r man was ia de set et cleft* coo of the after porta 01 the wa,al when it gave wey, sad be MU from tbe alb et the ship into the WSW. The isglass were brew =srevereed, • llit heoy woe disown oat, wed way wee used to save the deceased, bat witbost eve& The batty bee sot yet bees tosed. The Devietatios, peddle steast•weseel„ Commander Wake, k lb. Wait ladies, 4 waned to be &mkt off at this yard se 11 o'clock tomorrow. CHATHAM, Nov.lB. The Ariodno, 28, screw Gigue, instead of brat o te ee t h .d to the steam roaorve, ao originally ortirnd to be immediately nor rood for sea, it tring ka tn. saved ths: elm is to join tbo sonatina. Aa anise was roomed I his morning by Colonel Roo, oommandsat d ro R Man draft ttr &reboot of marines to be seiseted from this PORTSMOUTH, Nov. M. The Urgent, 2, iron-ecrew troop ship, Commander 11. W. Hire, arrived yesterday morning flocs Ireland, with the Laaerk milfitioa The Amities, 47, screw frigate, Captain W. Edasaawkee, sailed iseterday afternoon for the Wert Coast of Africa. The Firelaud, 6, paddle-wheal et•IMMR, COMMllader Joseph Heymann, strived at Spitheed last afight,and aims bito harbour ti-day to coal. The Prometheus, 6, paddle, Commander O. Sklperitly @Mewl at Roamed this morning with the Qum C h arlotte, 104, en tow. The latter vessel will be brought into harbour, sad will replace the Recollect, gunnery ship at this port. The Secretary of State for War, in conjunction with hi. Royal BlelMlllll tbe General Commanding in Chief, has beard a decider, evivishag the existing arrangements foe maintatnior the stoma is pememsion of camussanding dames of Boyd Artillery, and military dorekespere is a stele of perfect efficiency, and kw miming their being kept bed. dent pi-Torii-ms to meet the Freebie wants of the merles. DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL Nazi MOSET.-Iftms terday's OnertM gives node* that the distribution of peeee.k received end tonnage bounty awarded for the schooner, nem naktrieni, °spheral GI the 16th April, 1868, by bee Majeety'• ehip Alin" will commence on Monday the 21I1k Wet. in the petite knee\ of the department of the " An countatr-o,neesl of the Navy, Admiralty. Bornereet-boar." -T:.e following ere the shwas doe to ma individual In the neveral deems :-Fleg elm, 341. 18.. Id.; commander, 821. . third clem, - 241. 4e. 3d. ; berth claw, 16!. lls. 4d.: flfth clam, 81. 13e.; sixth ohm, 71. 16e. bd.; wreath atm, 61. 3a. 9d.; eighth ohm, 21. 11.. lid.; ninth clan, 11. les 7d. ; teeth clam, 17s. 3r1.-Notioe is also given that the distribution of proceeds refitted sad tonnage bossy *warded for the barque Mmnetonka, captured on the 38th April, IS6o, by her liNeety'e ship Heron, will *mama on the 'MOP day. The following an. the shares dui individual in the several classes:-Flag sham 1221.8.. IL; commander. 2901. 9s. Bd. ; third clear, 771. 16e. 84.; berth elms, :Jot Lath class, 271. 160. id. ; Math clew, 214 Os. Id.; eievorh 161. 13.. 4d.; eighth claw, 81. 6e. Bd.; ninth diem, 61. I la. Id. ; tenth clue, 21. 16s. ed. VOLE:NUM JUIPLII CORM POI 67. PAUL'S, COVSN7 GARDAS. Yesterday evening a meeting of the inhabitants of the perish al 131. Paul,Coveatierdecorie held he the pupae elecseedering the • zfredtemey oil formag • voleateer rihp= he the city ol Weehelstater ; Mr. R. Le trauma, ke the chair. Tho C/MaKAN brirdy stated the object of the mean. 'flay woos called together to consider the propriety sad ezpe- Msacy of • volunteer corps for St. P.a., Covast-ganks. Thavoluntart movement whkh was new Gophers' throughout the country did not originate in any love of war, or for the purpose of aggression, but for the detente of the gauntry In easel intadon. They o,uld not shut their eyes to the fact that vast prep/madam for war existed in • asistabouring cottony, and it was difficult to account for those prammiees 'alms they were Intended for signally.) purposes. It be hoved them, 'toreros, to be prepared to meet invasion, if soy such sttempt wee made upon the country. (Hear, hem.) Mr. BILL, churohwardeo, moved the followhis vosoluo: o That ituo Meeting cordially sante In the suggestion that • sated eff,rt should be mode amongst the semi' pnrisless oonstittitma the city of Wateninate e far the lersefle of a Pile one. and that Churchwardens Larneas and NS sad Mr. Fay ba appointed • sub-committee to represent this on the general committee to the furthermore of this '... C . Otin seconded the motion. He said that though too old now to be a volatilise, he was • volunteer In former times when an imolai,' was seriously expected, sad it was mead by Lord Whitworth that Napolom declared there was no ems in Mardian • country where 400,000 gentlemen aimed themselves et their own expense in Its defence. (Hess,) If ee Invasion is contensplatrd at the prams them IN leaped the mon would show equal en , balloon. and that the ewlt would be the raw (Hear.) Washer they leaned a Elationt corps, or wore sated In one corps for the_ city of •.-.-rive, they would equally Proustian the heads of geresramost. (Cheers.) me 'badge we. then pot and adopted unambaossly. Mr. Ixt..ts moat and Mr. LILLY wooded a moths Its do amides of shad to carry out the object at the messing, which mu cored._ ]lr. ininend net the molar. overseers sad en gentle serman be n see on le maven Iran boon to house ler sub- Mr. sonoded the tee ton, which wr sdopted. Boma dinanlea lest plisse se to whether the foods coo. !abated by the wish died/ be used , r local porpoise, or ihend he ant ft the gore) had for Weetonnetat, but no menace or gem la ea the enjoin Yr. raw asiol dot SOL hod been contributed during the neadag, sad nee olglana et Meaty persona gave In their noes se volontion. A vote of thmells le UM chairman Ctraiinatad the pro seedier. Clara dzavice Rtna HafoLos.—A company of volunteer riffs@ has been formed in the Audit Wine, sad the co-operation of the other public departments Me been invited with a view to the formatton of a " Civil Berries Hide Brigade. - It is proposed that the large departments should ✓aise companies, or enhilivisions. making provision in their rules for the adnilmion tf the members of the smaller offices. The dscrslary of /onus for War Ma Intimated that he timid have mock pYwu in recommending her Majesty to sorpt the services al • tom nand nom the Civil Service, and the glestto Lewd Lieutenant en behalf of the Audit iCees Ms Campers Me aberdy been tweardal. 1111ASTLIJIONZ VOLITPTEER RIPLE CORPS.—Lost I=iia gamest ematig of the member., effective and . as, of this germ, was held in the pavilion of Lard's Cnclis•-gronvid, for the purples of electing a monoil end viorprinidenteed the letmede. Lord fladstm the pre sident and captain of the corps, mewled the Chair, and slut 200 gentlemen marepremint„ smoeget wham were °b inned Mr. Themes Benhey, die C. J. J. Hamilton, Bast., C. 8., Captain Compton end other halmatiol inhabi tants. Altar an addram front the abehnian, who congratu lated the meeting upon the great memo of the movement, tie following gentlemen were elected the sonscil dr the corp., vin. Sir J. J. Hamilton, Bart., Kr. Bakes Carrie, Mr. F. Bridgman, Sir John Anson, Mr. J. B. Dark, and Sir Card riarWilkineon; and the felkiertag mare elected viewpresidents Major-General Hay, Lead Melba, Identenant-Colanel Wood, Ws Charles Howley, WNW W. Barites, C. 8., etr Charlie J. J. Bandlion, Brat, Cl., Mr. Thomson Sol Mr. Keith Berme, Mr. W. 2, But, Mr. Pater Mr. Thomas Little, Mr. John Bentley, Mr. William Debra hum Mr. OCUIViIa Whirrs, Mr. Richard B. Wade, and Mr. D. E. Cameros. Mr. B. Thumpoon wee elected honorary surgeon to the corps. Mr. D. B. Cameron, to moving the thanks of the meeting le the managing committee, referred to the steps which were now taking, although late, for the for mation of • corps for St. Penn.'s. Um' now about to be done • there wee no jealona rivalry, sad M hoped they mak! form a part of the brigade of the borough of Mary 'gone. BIASCILESTRA RIFLE CORPS.—A great impales lam tom given IS the dale sevemat to Meactester, and a eresideratie number el gastisessa lees teen mon is this week. They tons tide dry ea the esplanade sad search amass le ihs Megreet•reed lafantry bomb to preetkes MUNN° MnOinnaTlL—The Ant Criminal Court at Dunbar =der the sew maglatrac7 w.. announosel to take place on Wednesday Wt. At tan o clock a.m. the mart bell wee rung, and then celagemed In the Court-rood the Tows deck, public promoutor, and other tinder officials oldie court, criminals., wits/sem, and a large &offence, to wittier the grit appearance of the sew civic rulers in their judicial capacity. Altar waiting a nom tdarable time, none of the magistrates made thew sppearasea apes the bench. The Town-clerk ultimately ordered the tans burgh °fibers present to go la search of the missing magistrate.. The mach having proved oniocceadul, the Towa-clerk proceeded to search fsr the mistier officials khimetr, but his effort& were also tome easeful. Oa his more Mars was no 'denten?e but to &s -pires all present except the accused persons, as neither provost saw bailie. weld be round. MISAPPROPRIATION Or A 611EQUE AND FORGZIY. —Alphas") Fame" a Frenchman, was yesterday chargul Wore tile Liverpool magistrates with this compound ofLuov. The primmer lodged at No. 10, Cberterfleld-street, Livorpuul, when also lodged • Mr. Weld.. Snowdon. Mr. Snowdon had sans traimactscas with the Lancaster Banking Company, and weals to them mostly, reqttesting them to send him 261. Thy dad so in • cheque upon tits Liverpool Bank. Mr. ilwardon sot receiving the cheque in due owns, wrote to the easpray, and I telt unattained that it bad been mat la • Meta addressed to Mr. Beowdon at ha lodging.. It ars& messitly tren.pired 'het the landlady had ta pied We latter unirr Mr. Fancon'e dour, that as had ovoid k, =ad the cheque, sad a f ter or d er i ag ea encsasag breakfast had tat ao time in quitting tbs plain. Tbs pike win pet on the scent, and they goon disarmed Uri Panora bad taken lodgings in Lduatee, and that he waa about to proceed to Paris rid Londno. Be had pur chased some salsas at tat atop of a Mr. Rogers, draper, who osetied the cheque for WI, on the ;oilcan, endorsing It, '• Richard ilsowdon." The balance was found in tha 'Asa awes poinidoe. us Ina consmittad for trial at the smi nes . LANCLIBIRI AND YOILICRIIIEE RettwAT.—At • rows* mewing of kw directors of this cc cupany, Mr. O c zz Waco, for many years past an active memb er o f th e board, was appoiated deputy chairman, is the place of Mr. Stewart, sI Limpool, hr resigned principally ea account of Ira& lab) iintellignue. WINTER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. The Judges appointed to proceed and bold the esnang mien al Om sal Tannyter and moral gaol dalivary fa lIIId for the animal in which each admires are te be bokke during the next month, praliminery to the usual Spring Cironit, have toad* the following arraagentanta for holding each mdse—tie, Neuman In•isior.-Juthe the Now Mr. J. 34103 Wightmant on athenicr. Dtherther 3. at the than at York. Mona asp WILITIAS Dertotor -Jades the 800. Mr. Jambe W. Dec. 1. air Cbetecotaed. Ills.-Noodsy. Dec. 6. at thaterathe Wohcathearnme-thowday, Dot 19. al Worcester. artawithathaL-71threday. Dee. IS. at the thole at Warwick. Nieuwe the Nemeth Duiraicr.-dude the then. Mr. Jerkin Crompton. ft."." - eataM&Y. Dea 1. at the Omen at Norwich. The clay of Norwich. the are tier. et the Onildhell. Dottie erreennise.-thedeerlay. Dec. 7, at northespice. Lica , thasesa.-thesig . , , 111: 1 .1 , 11 at the Cathie in Lincoln. Norrtecetheontsa- . be. 1 6. Nethinthoim " at Derby. Nothazth ale Omens Divpior..-Jeriath. aka Mg. Itaen Martin sad Ilan 14. Jsake Wilke. Wthethateinek.thr, Dec. 3. at kleford. LithareoL-thernery, men 16. At thin rise ethic. hes been ghee that*. alanthel helms win enthuse, at thoodth. the isa. fts leant Sala= la .end Meth. the Nth of Leeman , . and sense wth be Ownhe nth, of the der ea which the hen um the anther TY lamed judges will &leo bold wigs. at Newcastle, Dnabata, art Chester, bat the days are not Bassi until the state et terbees at Liverpool is known. warms Diestete—Jades the Hoe. Mr. Berea ChaeoetL COMM OF tooeser pees —Bstuo.Lay. Dee. I.el 'Cachalot. Davoruttaa—tleterday. Dee 10. at the Chats It Beeler; the elf, of Buser the Name day thoccaevamehou—Tbureday. Dee. 15. et Gheseetter; the e, et gioncerar themes eel. liteakiev.—Thodee. Dee. M. 813810148 ThE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The eppointed to preside st the several tmeakme at the CsWal Criminal Conn donna the mayoralty of the pre sent Lord Marc have made the Mitring arrsagethente: — Milady, Nee. IL—The Melt Ilea th e Lord Chief look. of Eleeleao. It Atemagar OaMtaum, Mr. Woo Bramwell. earl Mr. Jue- - 1.7.7 4 Da. 13.-114 1104 How. the Lord Chief loafer of 10. OOMMIet. Mr K 1r s; Mr. Junco ‘koraptos sea Kr. Maros WaMeasildl tl+ll • - • rl na. a. IMO —Mr. Berea Mann. Ar. loran Crowder. and Ifir.,/ea Maakinn. Maslsb.Jaa.M.—The lAN Met Cana of ne Excannar 1114 P. rfl 4 =AL JMOM Klebtorark wad Mr. Juana Mine. . leak 17.-711. J ab ea Oka finnan Norfolk OlnalL 141== I—K r. ne Kr. Baron Ciaaaell. med Chearil. Mora r. r. Mae 7.Tbe Lord Oblet loan Cleakkles Mr. Janos aad Comd Mr. Mena Meader. Mr. Jab.. Crowns. sad Kr. lima Ma= h teM I—Tle J.ddia mesas ea the Rose sad Norfolk Sow noadad. amnia IL—NS. Jab.. Wink Mr. JanaMlllimr, aad Ma Mena Weirs. Kaaas. O.ll—M r. Jab. Willears, Mr . Juane Knew aad Ys. Kr..le Meknes idl.Msh Oil Jaen. 11—Tie lawil Chief Berea Pollan. Mr. Brea Mar. aad Si THE EX.PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19 Itor4l. 716L1) r. nun. The Pertlel were married in October 1 848. and the? lived together at Bolton and Liverpool. They hed ell 004 oar' viving. In 1868, th e repot:Arm deserted his tac t y, CMOS ap to London with another woman, end married her. The met &bashed the marrimm. Dr. listabsy wee counsel for the petitioner. Wl/011TON WILIOHTON AND WHITS!. The milldam', • commercial traveller, married the rio• ePeadesi in 1847, and lived with her two years. After that time Mrs. Wright:el sold off her hueband's effects end 'b. seceded. It was alleged that she bad Ones been discovered living with the co-respondent, bat the evidence of Identity not being satisfactory. The one was allotted to stand over. Mr. Btargena appeared top the petitioner. COURr OF BANIERUPTCY.—Nov. 18. (Wart Mr. Comptonlamer Gou!burn.) IN RE ERNEET LEVY. The bankrupt was a Jeweller, of 362, Strand. This was the mite are about 4004 a r e examlnation sitting. Bankrupt owes 3,00 M.; the Mt. Begley append for the assignees, and Mr. Lewis, of Mly-piace, for the bankrupt. Id.. Joyce and Mr. Gibbon appeared for Mr. W. 8. Ben nett, who claimed to trove against the setate fee • balance of 3001. or 4001., arising out of discount traneacdoas in which he and the bankrupt had been engaged. Mt. Joyce stated that his client had been apprenticed to a ithemist, and had had the misfortune to contract the habit of betting on hone-racing, by which means he had made some money. The Commissioner—A greet misfortune—Use more to if he Sae been sacoushal. It is sure to end in ruin. Mr. Bennett wee =mined at some length se to the par deniers of his claim. la the coarse of a long inquiry it traarpind that the bankrupt bad employed his ohopboy, a beoaattSß of 18, to acoept two bills for him . On the first bill eing dishonoured the bolder scud the father of the boy, Mr. Jayne, of Bunhill-row, who of coarse repudiated his liability. The mobs inquiry In the cam was whether an I 0 II foe 4001. wee in the bankrupt's own handwriting. Several ultimate were called to prove this, which was vehemently denied by the bankrupt. It oleo appeared that he had attempted to alter the true state of his amounte by cutting out Isom from his books, where upon the commissioner said the cues was one more fit for in vestigation at the Old Bailey than tbe Court of Bankruptcy. The beaknipt attempted to explain this and other einem stencee of an Nosily thapici•ins nature, when the commie node denied him to defer his explanation until his trial at the Old Bailey wee brought on, for • dearer cem of mutilated books be had never seen. TicaourZitn t;ly admitted the proof, end adjourned the examination of the bankrupt sine die, on the ground that hie eooonnte were wilfully untrue. Protection was given for a month. (Before Mr. Commis.loon Hoiroyd.) IN AB XII.IIraN AND WIJYL The bankrupta, Hobert Milburn sad Jerre Llswellya White, were adjudicated bankrupts on the petition of Masts. Tawnier, frCrca, Hoot, and Quillen , silk wershousemes, In Perin Tney had carried on business as merchants and ease mission sputa, in partnership with Claude Lewis, at ISt, Cheeped* under the firm of Milburn and White; and in Part and., the Linn ef Martin, June, and Co. This ass the fret sitting noder the bankruptcy. William Hamilton, of Charing-cross, warehouser*, was misnamed. He said—l know Claude Louis Mar tin, and have frequently men him at the bankrupt's pros of business. Martin's place in Pads is either at 79, Rue Richelieu, or 1, Rue de Menage. I saw him in Landon on Seturday erecting last, when lure him accidentally In Lothbury. He the made an appointment to mast as at my lodgings, at 8 o'clock. He came alone at the time appointed, and said that he wished to have a little private oonversation about what was going oa fn lfilbarn and White's affairs, for he could gut no Inbenstiosi in Pars about them. He also said be had bete in prison there. I do not remember for how long, but it was several weeks. He did not my he bed been made bat he said he had given up ell he had to his °Motai~ir i ese. He irked me if I knew where Milburn and White were. I told him I did not, and from what he said I believe he was equally ignorant of their whereabouts . He complained of th eir having deceived h im; mid he was going beck to Paris on the following Monday might. I met him, however on Mon day morning by appointment at John Smith a nd Co.'e, 1, Lovable*, Wood-street. Nothing particular conned on that occasion beyond toy explaining to him, at his request, the meaning of the notice (of bankruptcy) posted on the door of Milburn and White's premises, in Cheeped°. I asked him to defer his return to Pert until after this sitting for the chore of soignee. had bee held, but he said he did not think thin woe say accedes to his doing so, u the notice did not refer to him. I then milked with him to the door of his hotel In Ironmonger-lane, and there parted with him. He left London the same evening, I believe. Mr. John Young. se:outman; wee chosen trade soignee. The liabilities are stated to be about 35,0001., but the smote It is supposed will be nil, Inasmuch as every particle of rook has bleu removed from the premises in Cheeped', The bankrupt, it is said are still oat of the way. Th. haokru pt w s warehousemsa InVigo-Meet, Er goat-otraet. Tbia was s aiming for the choke of assigneaa. A preliolinaoy statetooot of debts and lisbilitleo shows moo mod croditors, 14,6161 • th aw holding secority, 3,4001.; peopert), 7,170 J.; other lows, 1,0001. won chosen. The bankrupt was a plumber and painter, of Southern*. This was the examination meeting. He owes 1,0001., find L im up nearly 20e. in the pond. He puma ssoppom-d. DAVIDSON AND lAIITSII. la the report of this ore which 'republished on November 11, It wee mated that the beakrapt Kanter ha/ absconded, taking with him the books, and. It was supposed, a portion of the Mock. We bent reesived from Mr. Kanter • letter, In which be says that the best Inquiry in the mart would nave elicited the fast that he woe represented there by Mr. Murray, his attorney, who explained that hie client was un able to attend through indisposition. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov.IB. (Balm Kr. Coollllaksor Murphy.) 111 11 ILIZAIIIIII MINIMAX orzaawisi This Insolvent, known as "Mrs. William," wee opposed by Mr. Reed for Mr. end Mn. Blake. Mr. Doom sup ported. It appeared that the opposing creditors (husband and wife) had supported the insolvent's child before and since their marriage, which she had by a person armed David Lloyd Williams. The child yes placed with Mrs. Blake beton her marriage la 1864, and was with her until the present year. The insolvent had under her tether's will received upwards of 6001., and on the 18th Jabs last paid her sister, Mrs. Parker, the wife of a tanner masa Merida, 400 i. which the hod borrowed from her in 186 i. MIL Parker am at tended, and stated that she had Naive* maw tics has father. She had 6001. on bee amoriage, 19 years ego, sad declared that she had kept the wary In her box, sad lent 4001. to the insolvent for Mr. Williams. She had kept the money in her box for that long period unknown to her has baud. 3k. Commissioner Murphy, after a long examination, sug gested a settlement, being of opinion that the money had been pad to Mt.. Pukes within three month. of the pet& th t was arranged that the matter should be left in the heads or the lemmedoeintnimioner, Mr. Ccoutai;arne;k:rpby suggested the payment of SW. by Um. Parks: to the opposiacersdltore to mettle the matter. The owe was adjourned to Turd& , to Dry out the re conosadation of the learned com COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Noy. 18. &Wags at Nisi Prins in Commas Loadon.—(Befors Mr. Juation Within awl • Jury.) rADwtoi. 01 iPOZZINO. This wee an appeal from a decision of Kamm Donna and irrd'power, two old attiaittlart,= the that they di esthe lase Lag be attain in the day time epos aortal& bads, the property of Ms. Parbrkk, the appellant, in par ' salt of cony.. It append that Mr. Padefok had leased the to Mr. Christman resarring the pme, arc., to kilo well; and that sterwerde Mr. Padwick let the land to Mr. Hawkins, who wee to bold =blest to the rime coalman sad etymons** se Madams had been liable to, except that Mr. Hawkins should bass the liberty to sport over the land. King, the respoadest, was • savant of Mr. Hawkins, and ling's wife berag roamed, be went to his master and asked him for • rabbit for her. The master told him to go and get one, and whila going in puma of • rabbit he was taken Into custody upon the °bergs above mentioned. The justices were of opinion that under the peculiar circumstances of the case the act of Meg in going upon the land in search of a rabbit was the act of Mr. Hawkins himself, end there fore refused to convict; upon which Mr. Padwick appealed, sad emended that under the 30th eection of the same ant Mr. Hawkins had no power to give such leave to Meg, the tweervation of the right of sporting being only parecael to MI. Hawkins himseif. I.;ispparedis support of the appeal; sad Mr. J. J. Pawed was kr the respondent. TIM Lori Chief Juane thought that the Order of the Justices should be soadrseed, inasmuch as the act of King was eabtematisay that of his master. Appal disoispid with costa. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 18. The court eat In bane° and heard some motions, but role at la tarly hour, ea the new trials on the hat were those which had been tried by Baron Brantwelf, who was at drakes. 111111ep at Nlai Prins at Gaildhall.—(Bdore Mr. Baran Mutin sad Common Jurist.) ILAINI O. waLts.—AssAuvr. This wee an action fur en useult, to which the defendant pleaded net guilty, and that the plaintiff having created a dintiwbeaee au the premier of too defendant's mama, he bed duly wed sufficient force to remove Dim. Ni. POW* appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Looks Led Mr. repromated the defendant. The are the plaintiff wee that he, accompanied by e Mr. Dana, wont into the White Bear public-home, in King Wailllll.lllTOSI. City, on the loth of October last, between throe and taw o'ekelt in the afternoon. The defendant woe the of the home is gumbo. Mr. Dunn reatived leM,_ he had deposited with the defendant, ead he end Mr. Dan began to toes for a bottle of wine. Wpm thee the dehadant became slimly.; and came round the bar to tarn him out. In endeavouring to do tbia he struck the plaintiff two Molest blows in the face, and then threw him oat of the door. The difand;at deposed that Mr. Dunn, who was as old coanomor, had left 1601. In his charge, being too drunk to take are of It. Oa his returning it, on the day in question, the plaintiff prepoesd to tom Kr. Donn for a bottle of wine and • 6f. mote, to which the defendant objected, when the plain tiff said, " I don't want to toes with you • I want to get him on." The defendant then told th e pl aintiff he was a rogue, and he would not allow any one to take advantage of Mr. Dann. Ths plaintiff then used bad language, and en deavoured to strike hint, on which the daleadant put him out of the howls, though with no mere vb. k-nos than was Delka• eery. lie swore roost distinctly he did not tanks the plaintiff. Yr. Dann corroboratal this account, and added that all he ham of the plaintiff warn that be had 01114 his at various publio-lsortaea, and had allowed:him to sleep at his house the night before the occurrence, aa he said be had no place to ge_to. • . . . Two other whammies, nnoonnected with the parties, gave the same account el thetransactionse the defendant. ---. --. Tit* jury toga a verdict for tho defendeat. sum P. 1001.—A Iia.TACIR DOG. This was ma seats for injuries sustained by the Win of dog belwaffisi to As doloodaat, be wail knowing him to be smug% Ti. &doodad pleaded not guilty, and tam the dog WOO WI II MM.* dog. Ms. Poem ogpostod for the plaintiff, and Mt. D. D. Keane kw the athadatit. The plalotill, •jourusyntan watchmaker, in the service of Yr. Williamson, in the City, was Rent, on the 6th of hoe lest, by his employer, who has a private house at Homey, to get some cream from the defendant, who kept cows in ths neighbourho o d. On entering the defendant 'a yard • large dog day so him, and inflicted such injuries o 0 his leg that be was in Bartholomew's Hospital for sin weeks. His smear stated that he was • rained man for life, se his serves had received such • shook he could not follow Ida tat* as which he bed ears= 11,6 e. a week. _ _ --- edth74 It wen prow Gently down out at =es tbey peevedkautel, but he bad never been to bIS any sae Wm. Tierplaintes cum being outelnded, Yr. Keane submitted time wee no proof that tbe defend ant luny tie dog wits lawmen The keened fudge, on tide objection, said the plainti ff man be nonsoited, or be would direct a verdict for ties . _ Mr. Pearce said his client would consent to withdraw • juror and give op all claim on the defendant. Mr. Baron Merlin observed that wee a very handsome offer, end the defendant ought to present the plaintiff with 101. The defendant said he did not mind giving a couple of T rr.raron Martin—The plaintiff has suffered a severs Wary, sad though defeated on a legal technicality, justice e d be done. The defendant then amid to give the plaintiff 51, and • juror was withdrawn. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CA.l.7BllB.—Nov. 18. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Julio. Williams, and Mr. Baron Bramwell.) •LLIN N. ALLAN, lIKIALET AND IIIITZR. In th is =se, which vas Used as ivirdsy, a defect in the evidence of identity was supplied; sad The court dissolved the marriage. LACIANCI V. LAURA/IC& ' The wits in this or • sued foe a divorce, en the ground of ' eduhery, cruelty, and desertion. She weepsnied at Snood, alseendurehlre, in 1834, sad had bons* bar husband nine 0( whom fire was Beteg. The adultery was =to have been coannittad with the widow of one of her , by whom the nispenthat had ales two children. lir. Wordsworth, Q.C., rid Mr. Bushby appeared for the petitioner; Dr. ethics for the respoedent. The court dissolved the montage on moot of the above foots, without going into evidence of cruelty. MANTON V. MANTON. The montage took pleas in 1863, the respondent being a person engaged on the Orem Western Railway. In the fol lowing Anoint the reepondent, during the abuses of his wife, who had gone to a relative's in the onsalry far the beentat of her health, sold off and disappeared. Be retread to her in 1834, bat after a theft time Ili sok duetted_ her and had never ante afforded br the slightest aseistaum. PM' of adultery with a woman at Paddington having boss gives, The court dissolved the tinnier., Dr. Plaiting's, Q.C., sad Dr. Slinks apps red for the pesidoner. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Jaw&wan Biller! Awry, described u a sisdkal gone, of 77 , Newman-guest, o:ford-street, who was re manded on bail on • charge of obtaining 30i. under false Elt4uappeared =furs Alderman Humphery yesterday, 4 been brought up from the Queen's Prison upon • • beam Alderman Hansphery said he should like to have Mr. Tooling peasant before he disposed of the case. Mr. Levi said he must object to any remand, as the de. hadant wee put to the expense of 41. or 61. for a habeas every time he was brought up, bat if Mr. Tapling would pay that expense he would accede to a roma& Akkrman flumphery said he thought it was only fair that Mr. Tapling should bring the defendant up at his own ex pense. id. Levi maid he had not attempted to quash the arrest until he knew how this case would terminate, but if the de tandem were discharged from his recognises/us, he would undertake that he should appear If Mr. Tapling would go to the expense of a habeas, and he would further promise that for two days the defendant should not be removed from the Quieten Prison. Alderman Hamphery, upon this undertaking, discharged the defendant ; at the same time stating that Mr. Tspling might give him into custody again whenever he felt in a po sition to eetablish the charge. Mr. Levi said he bad no fear of Mr. Tapping doing any thing of the kind. The defendant was then discharged. BOW-STRUT. 'eery Moore, about 30 years of ars, wee charged with threatening • witness engaged la proceedings at another court, with • view to dimes him be.. giving endow*. Joseph Seeder, the oxasibilaank • person of gentlemanly appears:sou bat who simply descend himself as a "manor, ' deposed—l was passing along the Strand, at about 3 o'clock yesterday, whoa I was accosted by the prisoner, at Um corner of Wellisgton-streat. The prisoner at:coaled me in an far mart man saying, " How many feet to a yard r I replied, "I mod iwth*to say to yen Ton are one of • gang who have been trying to Intimidate ma for • week pain It will be beat far you to let ins alms." He replied, with • foal ex premion " Yon were • tool not to take the 301. you were oared to withdraw the charge." He then wanted me to go tato • public-home to drink with him, which I mimed to do. He then mid, "If ever yen appear against them men I will Oaks poor lik" I said, "1 - will give you in charge for Anaemia, me Ho issued away, and entered • publitoillose. I bibesil Wm. Ho tried to get away by going out at the private d oor , b u t I s till fol lowed, keeping him is sight, till we met Ipolicautan near Temple-bar, and I gave him in charge.WLea he first so reettri me ha wee by several men, who, like him ooll, had base out to ins by the pollee as skittle =POTmad members of the sane gang with acme men charged a week ago at Weetmineter Police-court. They are now under remand, and during the interval I have bean pueseeted by them men. They aocost me in the street, ask me to drink with them, which of course reuse, offer me money to withdraw the charge, and when they find I am de termined to pease It threaten ins with violence. Dtr. Jardine—Did they defraud you of any money P Witness—No, I was too sharp hr them. The Prieoner—Did you ever see ma before? Wither—Yes. I sew you hanging about when I was with these men a week ago. I also saw you at the Westminster Pollee-court, when I appeared *phut them. The Prisoner—But you told the Inspector you had never sees me before. WFtsteis - 2- - go, I only asidi =snot acquainted with you. Otago Milner deposed—l was with the prosecutor, and heard the prisoner say: , 'lf you appear against the a tom , you —, I will take your life." I made the pro•s aoqoaintnoe at the Westminster Polioe-oourt. where I writ to identify the men be had charged there. They were znem bers of • gang who had defrauded me of 401. I afterwards met • man in the street—d eo • member of the gang—who showed me a gold watch and chain, eayinst—" There, old fallow, that is pert of the remains o f y our 401." City Policeman WI deposed that the pro'ecutor gave the an custody ino him in the Temple. Toe prisoner a vaned to pt away, and maid it would bs "worse for him" (witness) if he took him. Mr. Jardine—Thie is not an ordinary come of threatening, sad you must not imagine that I shall treat it as a trine. It • man is threatened to deter him from giving evidence, the law regards that as • very heavy crime. I will remand you for a week, and it will depend on what I then hear of your character and antimedenta whether I shall commit you for trial or bold you to bsil. Ths Prissier—W ill you not admit roe to bail now f Mr. Jardine-1 tell you I shall remand you for • wok. LAMBETH=' COMPLAINT AGAINST A CLINOTILAM. Inspector Beat, of the A division of police, sad vibe is employed on the daub-Western Railway, aNsmilsk before the Hon. O. C. Norton with a young lady who had been • passenger by that line, and who had a charge of • serious character to prefer against • elergyinth, the incumbent of • large parish la the metre poi* aad oleo • popular preacher. The lady, who appeared to ha about 19 or 20 years of age, sad of propose lug anew mos, as entering the witness box, said that on the night bed= eke got into a second-clam carriage of en up train at Kingston, and at Wandsworth the persoa of whem she had to complain got into the same carriage, took a seat right opposite is her, and soon commenced the conduct of which she had to complain to his worship. He placed his leg, un perceived, in the first instance, under her dress and between both hers, and acted in a manner to cooviace her hts inten tion was to insult her, and the instant she discovered this she moved away to a nother part of the carriage. She was, however, followed by the same parson, who renewed hie boats. Mr. Norton—How often did he act in the manner you have described after you removed Apphcsat—Only once, b►t be did it several times on the first occasion, sad tried to resume it. A gentleman in the carriage saw that I appeared very much annoyed by him, polu to him about it, and said that if I did not give aim is charge he sisonid. He also ordered trim to sit on the amber side of the carriage—the side ha was on, but some distance from ma. Mr. Norton—Did the person move voluntarily at the gem• thman's bidding? Applicant—Yee, sir. Mr. Norton—Did he say anything on his doing so? Applicant—Yes. lie said he did not think he hod offended anyone. mid that if he had dons anything to offend me he hoped I could eICIIdII It. r. Norton—Did you make any complaint to the gentl► mac you have mentiorted before he latafered ? Applicant—Nu, sir ; but I ZdTia;;;;;;Z: get out of the person'e -ay us far as I could by sitting back ; and I sup pose he observed me, fur he at once said to the person, "You en very much seaming that lady." Mr. Norton—The person's willingness to move and hie expreamons would lead to the belief that he warn 01102111.63118 of offending or doing so intentionally. Applicant—lie must have been quite well aware of it, sad had there not have been a third person Is the carriage I do not know the extant of insult to which I might have been euVimted_ , Mr. Norton—The moond•class carriages are not very wide, and may it not happen, particularly to a lady of sena tive mind and fettling, that au accidental touch may be taken for en intentional Insult ? Now I wish to ask you whether the act of which you eomplaie wee deliberate and intentional, or whether it might not be the remit of accident? Applicant (ensphaticelly)-1 am quite certain it was inten tionally done, and that he meant to insult tee. Mr. Norton—Cen yen mate 'hereabout this misconduct took place ? Applicant—Daring the journey from Wandsworth and not main miles from the Wisteria, Station. Mr. Norton—What le the parson complained of ? Mr. Bent—He Is a ckrayman, air, whom name I have gcat; end I have attended here with tire young lady by of Mr. Young, the staiion-master at Waterloo station, to take out a summons, or take such other proem& Inge is your worship may determine on, as it is Mr. Young's and the company', determination to protect all peaseems, and MOM particularly ladles, travelling on the line. I beg to sell your worship's attention to the 6th rule in the cempeny's bye-lave, which way meet this case, and which stales that " any person found in a carriage or a station in estate of lakaication, committing any nuisance, or otherwise wilfully Interfering with the comfort of other pawners, le herby subject to • penalty of 40a." Mr. Norton directed that a immune= be taken cad for the offmos mentioned in this rue, and the naatasary instructions having been taken, the summons was issued. It appears, though the tact did not transpire before the magistrate, that this clerical personage baa already suffered pinny dearly for his conduct, fur it so happened that the gentleman who is paying his addressee to the insulted lady was awaiting her snivel at the Waterloo station, end on being made acquainted with the circumstance, he gave the rimmed divine a severe pummelling. ALARMING FIRE AT THE FAVERSHAM POWDER MlLL6.—Yestarday morning, at 2 o'clock, considerable alarm prevailed in the town of Faversham, in consequence of • destructive fire on the premises of Meagre Hall, the exten sive gunpowder manufacturers. The fire broke out at the cooper's Mop, which la fortunately &Imbed, and at some dis tance from the packing, pre.e, and glom homers which con tained a considerable quantity of powder. An alarm being given by the watchman on in. premises who discovered the oatbrest, the engines of the establithorent and from Foyer glum were brought into service, but, with the exception of the Greiner, few persons ventured neer the premises, as a terrific explosion wan deemed imminent. Waili the utmost exertion the fire was limited to the range of buildings in which it commenced, and resulted in the entire destruction of the cooperage and adjoining clock-hops. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON ILAILwAT.—Late on Thursday evening a truly deplorable accident, arising from the imprudent modes d paseingers attempting to leave carriages while the train is in motion, happened at the Bow station of this line a/railway. A Mrs. Mary Brown, o/ the edvanced op of 84, living in the Avonne-road, Bow, had beech as we understead, to visit a relative at the London and North-Western Railway clearing house, Camden-town, and was returning home on the North London Railway, when she met with her death. The train had in due course ranched the Bow station, and it would ap pear that ohs was not aware of the fact until the train had re-startedifor Feeohuroh-street, when site jumped up and, opening the carriage door, endeavoured to get out. A por ter named Martin called to her to remain in the carriage and to close the door, but finding that she disregarded hiscaution, and woe persevering in her efforts to leave, he ran forward with the view either of keeping her in or molding her in landing upon the platform. He got hold of her but by NOM means he missed his footing, and wan dragied along the edge of th e platform to the end under the bridp which carries the Bow-road over the line, where they were both thrown on the permanent-way. As soon as the train pissed they were picked up, and the old lady was found to have sustained &fearful tractive of the skull and was quite dead. The porter is stated to be seriously injured. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—A fortnight ago an accident was reported in oar wham which occurred M the Albert Hill Ironworks, Dar lington, whereby • boy named Bowman met with a most shocking death, his body being shattered into mincemeat by the machinery in which he got entangled. To-day we have to record the death of his father, which occurred yesterday (Thursday) morning, in consequence of an accident he met with on Wedimeday on the branch line which connects the Stockton end Darlington with the North-Estero Railway at Haughron Brides, near Darlington. He was a guardsman on the North-Extern Railway, and happening to be talking to another employ/ who was greasing some waggons, when an engine and tender came running up on • parallel line, he stepped backwards out of the way, as he supposed, but right in the way ma it happened. He was knocked down and ran over immediately, one leg being almost severed from the body. ' Medical aid was procured, but proved fruitless. A wife and five or six children are left waprovided fur by this untoward event.—Newessile Chronicle. __ MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—On Monday a coro ner's inquest was held at Halton upon the body of John Atkinson, who bad fallen down dead on the Saturday night previous. Deceased was a farm servant, and hod attended the Halton' hiring, and previous to returning had walked with a young woman whom be was courting to the outskirts of the town. He suddenly fell, knocking hie companion down also, and died Instantaneously. Verdict, " Died by the visitation of God."—MarteArsier Guardian. CANNTAI. PALACL—ONI SHILLING Mae.. FRIDAY. Nov. 18.—Admission. op mart, 62i; ditto by moon tiokota. 379: bnol violtAro. 903. [Advertisement.]—HoLtowAY's OINTYNNT AND thou.—Nome. liloath—Pth external Ohordere on omen Imams. thootbk. It nahoopuy.boootor. bat t00...m00. tosoolizoo. they db. SOwolloo foes sa4thokolthooe wow allooot the Abate both. TbergoS eriz ik noshth it he as te r herg a lr i. th riTa f tZ =tbo ooto:tod moo oI.A sod soarnith, t . boy will trelil . zzed ca lf the meths of the thatheth Is 031011111 .1 =PZ I W i lt opwro oftethl• on the oltailithe, . 0 4 e althi •"" On woo to tboolotork MAREE7S. SUGAR.—The average prim of brown or bluectvalo sugar, the produce of the British Pmeesedona in America, for the weak ending Nov. lb, is 235. aid. per cwt., 'achieve of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.—The average price of brown cr Muscovado anger, the prodeme of the Maudlin., in the week ending as above, is 16. 1 Id. —No return bee been made of the sole of brown or Mus covado sugar, the exudate of the Eat Indies, in the week ending as above—The avenge price of the ties forego., deecriptimas of sugar is 220.41 d. BILTSTOL, Nov. 18.—This marine continue to wear a very Men appmranoe, bat owing to the nearly exhausted stores of Importers the transamwee since oar lest are only of limited amount. Floating, two cargoes of Havaattah ate reported, consist* of 8,800 bola at about tamer prices, Refiners' produce more with a ste ady demand, but we cannot quote any improveassest in quotation. RUM dull, but lee ward. had bees rather more ill2quired for. COTTON.—Livtaroox, Nov. le.—During the put week the market has been doll and inanimate, and it is only the better descriptions of American that have remained steady, whilst the lower grades are still much premed for sale, and are irregularly offered, in mom instances giving the buyer acme advantage in prim. Brazil and the lower kinds of Egyptian arit again the turn in the buyer's favour. Surat continue tritely offered, and although there bee bees a feir demand, it is only the good qualities of Broach that have maintained their prim. Bpecslators have taken 1,470 Ame rican, 290 Egyptian, and 40 Surat, and there are reported for export 840 American, 60 Brazil, 20 Egyptian, and 3,260 Surat. The market opens with a quiet appearance. Probable Wm about 6,000 balm, 600 speculation and export. COTTON 000118.—Ilascuitersn, Nov. 18.—Cotton has been a link quieter for the last day or two, but there is no change in pmts. whit* are steadily maintained. The frost in the States appetite to have had no very serious C•l3 10. quinces on the crop. The cotton market has consequently exercised tittle or no influence on the state of trade here, which remains exceedingly firm. The large business done Ism& week becomes more apparent as buyers attempt to do boatman this week, spinners and manufacturers generally appering to be full of ceders. Orders can only now be placed by paying very high rates, end we have beard of printing cloths selling at 17d. par lb.. for which makers are exceed ingly well engaged. The market is also very strong in 40- inch and 38.1n 0 h shirting.. Skirtings are also very firm. If lose business is doing at the clues of the week it is only be cause of these extensive segagemente, and the difficulty of piecing new orders. The latest telegram from Calcutta is to the lath of October, and speaks of a steady business, with prima firm at last quotations. The tendency of this Willi. genie 11 to support the firmness which ..ready prevails is every &primal of this market. CORN.--Citztausonn, Nov. 18.—There was • good supply et wheat es market to-day, cankiseing bow mach moaned the Lumen ors m the beUe; there wee &leo • brisk &mad at on advance of Is. to 2.. per qr. on a the bait descriptions. Red. 42e. to 441 e.; extra, 485.; white, 47.. to 616. extra, 62.. Bons end barley both dearer, say Is. to 20.; very In of the forum along. Lutcour, Noy. IS hive had a good supt u o; wheel to-day, sad a gm trade et lest weolea prices. without chap. Wheat, red, 43a to 4de.• white. 48e. to 62.. 1141411/y, grinding, 28.. to 82 e. ; =unt ie, 36e. to 42e. Otte, 18.. to M. Beane, 40e. to 44e. Pala, We. to 41a. Wnizeizz.n, Nov. 18.—There were . only modems arrivals of greet. There is not much baldness execs la One new rd wheat, which is Is. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Other sorts le. per qr. higher. Barley .o.ros and dem. Oste sad shelling are tending upwards. Beans without alteration. Averages for the week ending Nov. 14:—What, 4,618, at 44a. 80.; barley, 1,470, at 38.. 811.; beau, 79, at 435. 44. 00.4.1,8.-Lownow, Noy. 18.-Batees West Hartley, 14a. ; BuddWs West lisailey, 148. 6d.; Clark's West Hart ley, 14s. 6d. ; Davina's West Barclay, 6d. ; Haman Oss, 14..; Holy we 11,168. ; Rewsa'sWistHartley 14.. 6d.; St. Cuthhart's Hartley, 14.. 6d.; Tanilskl Moor, 1 4s. 3d.; Wylals, 165.; Walls Bad Acorn Close, 19s. ; Will. Ead Eden, 19s.Oosforth. 1110.; Walk End Har ts% 18a. ; Walla Bad Northumberland, 16s. 3d.; Walla End 188. ; Eden Main, 18s. ; Walla Rod Helmets, 18e.; Walls End lhaddyla Heston, 19a. 9d.; Walla End Hsawail, 20.. ; Will. Bad Hatton, 20s. ; Walls Bad Rapier Grange, 19s. 3d.; Walla End It wears Hatton. 19a. ' Walla Bad South Hatton, 195.9 4 . ; Walls Rad Elswarts, als. 9d.; Walls Rod Benson, M. 3d.; Walla End Casadjso, 19a.; Walls End Harvey, 178. 6d.; Walls Bad Haan 19a; Walla Rad Renwick 16s. 6d.; Walls Bad Helios, 19a. 3d. ; Walls Bad Booth Hastlopool, 19e.; Walls End Beach Halloo, 19a. 3d.; Walla Bad Thorn*, 188. ; Walls End Trisndon Hartlepool, 19.. 6c11.; Walls Mod Trisadon Thoroley, 12s, Walla End Thorpe, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, lb ; . 64. ; Walla End South Durham, 18..64.; Brown Moor High Main, 158. 6d.; Cerway and Dafta Malting, Va. eld.; Nuon's Darya, 221 ed. ; Powell's Darya Means, 22..6d.-Ships at market, 136; said. 122. I'HAFFIC RETURNS. simian. Mile Ihr Men Total. Total. "PM limadial. Me. 18..i6. Week MOW Kw. l 1 i II Ilaftwe end Ilaiiirelm . 7 /1/6 8.1.3 813 losal Dual* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Lord Loodosboro'. bcm Dada for Faboooth, Nov. IS. lot 40 N. los IS W. ➢4o*'W./pt. IS, lot I N, Ito 24 W. tiplrit or Trod* (a1up),144. Is, Oil 0 N, los 34 W. MAILS POA EWEDEE.—The packets conveying mails once a week between Hull end Clotteaburgh, under a oontreet with the Swedish government, are shout to cease their voyages, the lest vessel being appointed to sail from Hull on the morning of the 19th inst.; after which date, therefore, no made can be seat by that route until the re opening of the nevlgatica next epr' of which dee notice will be gives.—By cramionad of the ' Postmaster-General, ROWLAND HILL, 1100101117. COLLISION IN TEI ClANNlLL.—Yesterday morn ing, while the 'crew steam-ship Empress Eugeshi, honed from Liverpool to Loudon, was running down the Rock Channel, clods to the Cheebire coast, ehe came late violent colliaion with the schooner Ann and Elisabeth, from Heath to Liverpool. The shock was so severe that the schooner sank almost Immediately, the crew having only time to get on board the steamer, which after proceeding a little wee obliged to tarn back, in oomisquence of her haying some of her same opened, and thereby milking water. The Eugenie wee brought down aloes to Egremont where the wee beached, in order to bays her bottom repaired, sad bar hull overhauled. THE Iklet.i COAST DEFENCES.—The reoett t the following letter from the War Office by the Harbour Commissioners streess!cohave given great astute°- Ikea fa the defenoekes capital of this isOrt . la War Office. Nov. 11, 1869.-84,-1 am directed to seknowladge the re edit of your letter of the 3rd inst., bringing under the notice al Mr. Secretary Herbert the subject of defence foe the port amid harbour of Belfast; and I am, in reply, to acquaint you, for the information of the Harbour Commissioners, that mea sure will be shortly taken for preparing Carrickfergus Castle to receive an armament of heavy guns for the protection of Belfast Lough, end for the secnnty of the anchorage of Car rickfergus-roeds. lam to add that early in the coming year, rio soon as the 'sawn will permit, its centempleted to un (Wake works for defending the month of the Belfast river against an enemy's approach.-1 am, dr, your obedient NT. vent, Rtrox. William Thompson, Big., Harbour-office, Bellest." [Adyertisement.) —Eprs's (HomatoPATarc ens /am Cocoa.—Tbli antaeined preparation la sold by tbe ;Asa* popery at la per lb.. in fib, lir, nod ilb. oarkalr. Iradi Ndla labelled •• Jamie I. Bonaeopaidne ahem*. Landon." BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OHARRINOTON.—For. IL at Great Oeeeleti Berk Log Ode, Fier, the wife at N. Obrartirotro. Nei, of . &ashler. Oirg r 14. at SUMO:id-war% the wife et T. IL CLlrtr. h alirti... n.° kDI er. 14. a Oirebili How Ocidatown. Boitlar+4 the oihr et 0.0. rko Zeo .of • too. LB MARL—Noe. 16. st Frampton-perh.rifire. liorhoe7, the wife of Mr. J. T. Le Mere. of .de menet. MICSCALTIL—Now. It at Yart., the wile et the ler. P. Metcalfe. or Pi n tli al arNeo.l7. Traterdem. Etat. the wire or H. Pedley. Nei.. Aitil d rft. or. IL at IL Alban's Tilts. Brigham the wife of G. E. Warren, NA el • d•othtre. MMIRIAGES. 11A1818-11ARRIBON 7 Nov.Tf:7:97.Z.i. chard, &wee,. by the Nov. P. 13. Poetic A. A. lion* hog.. et M o to eireigiesh to Ken MIR, widow of tie late J. FL Haire" Dig of Nulled. Bum,. LAN 11—WRIORT.—ler. 14. at Pt. Jobsh i Meer deotlibte.. ffit' et m hieldre.te the Rao. V. D. Wright, the lee. B. Lahti t. 11 = wt. of to. In. P. D. Wright. of litoughtoo PiihowLX NlL=-11EtigThR.—Iter.Ogaiterwoll, by the Rev. J. Z. 01dtain. .1. Neel LP, to Tiowfwi "Yabi.. U. Webeloy Fee.. Y.D.. of Dulwich. WALLIDIIID—UITENPhLL -Nor. IT, it Dray Chwth• br the T. Z. Austen IWO, Theodore Walrood, het.. law feilow of ItalL3 , l Donato, Orford, sod 'ldea ..o of Theodore Mahood. het,. of Calder. fork. Oloogoe t to Llooriette 1111ot, rode ea dedettof W 14 'w. 4 " W. Wfwgefli Leh. of By Lodge, Maidenhead. DEATHS. 11WL111r.—co. 15. At Berlosook. LIPoiAL eier Liverpool. lir A. BOTT.-111 ay. IA A. Boa. TM.of CAAIAAcAVKAArs. heed Id. BOUSTRA la —Nay. 11. at Upper W.:taw . ..Rem. Donet-ttahre. WY. RIM he 4. Batatesi. lea. heed it CILLREIL—Nov. 11= W4.4eitel. Reautbery. Ranh Mit= j ilt= Idhet ."" Pthes. l4. bah. Mat 7 ddihabeth• 'nfe of Caaltrat l iral ag atthetet.gale. NNW. Wt. hded OODURSD.—N ow. It at &Warplane. Gothlsre R.N. aged It also.—tim A. at ir•hetaa ahaz Boutßtatheeh. 1 . 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