The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-26 00:00:00

Sabo 1111dUgrats. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE Duo. 24. (on lb. Jeep 01244,24 .01.1% Ito r. sorwrrot.+]yl roorLorocurr or DITMOVITIS. Tie pelittoew Is this can ter Om *Zee a meta* onto pylag a ^t7 reopectsb!e ptokiem es Tmakaldga Wells, mad Ma poach% w ed _ppm** M tbe gemeatt of her hoehaatin alleged landed, with a meg mama asnel Mot •ta ?when. Mr. &yeah we& • puke* otineo htt etyma:id ta life He had bee I. Mr:et Tumbril , . Welk for vio and twenty yes*. He a preltiomely warned, sad he hod • grows sty daughter. ne.th.r died le 18.54. HI. ercon4 coarriege molt ewe at St. lleayl-home Musk teaser, 1857. INlPOltthin who was swot AS yaws ot OW, was a Ito. 1t,.... aod la law, her parents bowleg goes Ives** Mr. S.p oath's. aro 'lsles 'OOl =bitup boor* Ike tea forei;ke. The Deana c,otpl tined • * mandate did sot teed their daaghter welt " die , "I ni•Peet. bet ragardel her too much as • •••••••?".. ; while oa the other band, Mr. Born* *pored to Law reetated lb. ist,rlt.rvae• of his wdo's Maeda. Is 111. y, let.sg, Mrs. &print wit with hor panne to Chelan - not, wan. bar haeboad Vesta to but onetime that at but relent be should mere her to owes risittag be, father awl a,oltrr. Prim Sopelth wrote both sad proposed • seporatiew. sted Mr. rtoperith remonstrated with her fee taggeoieg h • Pura% hot the celuditatke Was asap *ter +art. rertuard. An ra.•detective, mated Shaw, wig Una ormeeno..l to erect, the pedant of Hu rapetdiet, but be mock so dtwo.rose.. After • thae dhow wee suppled* by &saber es-disretive. reed Tore, by whose esernous thee pons, is.. bed bent chiefly got up. Mary Jima ?ticket, • the napoodiet*ti allged pesamav ; was the daughter at • ors l imam, who bad aharwarde her ose the batted ef a patios.* in the awfghbourboad of I mahrWiro Well.. Mr. Sopetth bed lea( bees acomaiatad with the basely; sod bad hod Wm, Asa la kis saves hr several pan; bee abet bed bdt hum takes he UMW the pi teiroar. coatentad. however, to toko so Waren la thit Prlobeetr. e•piebally shot be Awl% oi Priebe himself. Tko walow sad h r dourtnere madoavoiand ta seaport thierelvis by take" Is rmedtewwk ; and be oupplied teem to • antes amt.* with wet Irma We Mask, samployed Mary ale (who ow • eery seat posviirs) to copy mime said ft etegkr hie. TW nedered tt sevotary bar to go he SW:las me; he ► n sued sewalagt to fetch:away the eliglaml aisnewript, red et. want it for use the sent day. The puha alpe weber, against be woe a anent nomad Daft, who had bete sevited pore in Mr. Sorrel's aoreca, but who had bee. disedested. Thu perms amid that by papas through I* keyhole of the eerier, does ha had seta *Pow seta ct boat:. only hoe too the ri sportiest sad Prude* He also mom *et he bed von sight seems** go levee& Ws mopes *dream that be 1.4 siterwards eitiorred the shadow sif pin.* te'adowitart oa the bled; rad that the Ikht was thee eatiagtootted. govocol of lbw Plisiallea eslpbhoats, who Win apparent, am bed ten* with bar hotness she had to- kaint to a .'weshat impactor stela, dope* to Lanai Plea .tea Mr. &pont& none to the hope; sad two of th e gwee duet.' ...hats al adultery la thieves air. Os behalf el Mr. Seprita autogiro er drown to the fast that two of the allegollose is the petite., mane, that lb reepoaderat had committed adultery at labagram, had bee ' erton'ty absadootel. both Hazy ass Pnckett sod but ' unrest wen el...toed. - Roy *plata* that Ms. &pea at th. p.rs4 stated was r.eitisa tho boon is a probadomal cope v-Tal menthin of the heti, hating bees (Lisboa* that tine; sad Mary Misdated oath the Pao* the het of the otigh-set faurliutty „lianas ever psised , bmwee but waiter sad b emir. A very remarkable laddrat occurred * the coons of the we. • not* on** wood Wilms lad sonted •bat • cola's Harnett. Peons had tem to bar mother', hos. to br coadood, sad has Mr. lloprith bad pdd own*, &deg shows Mary Asa Prkkett the with.. ideal** her ao ?pro.. The wpm who had att leek! Potreo, boworer, was widows" by the responds*, sad oti rooted that Frickett was sot go press wh o had bias , hio t•t•tret. QC.. ah Dr. apish shoed fOr tbs ; Mr. 1. Mitosaloy, QC., sad Dr. Washy for tits be lea. nod Judge mid the omen was or of great import. moo to tic ' parte*, though, perhaps, more so to one thou the .06r. lle fall tount therefor., to state at menthe exa cta., n to which, after bating cseefany, mlautelv. and, be hopad, disperaissetely shammed tee evldeato, he . . had cum. It vow au 'Wimpy case. It sweated that ea ostraagemela ..prung up Warm Mr. &peak sad no father awl motLar of fare wife rather Urea with hie wife Wood; and we. dobstge. 11 Mr. eel Mrs. Deana hod behaved to a ..ore cos. ;hooey wanner, that that had occurred asieht name kie. bayou-J. litattoar, the manonteusant bc.iag taken play Mr.. eddruh at d err trinity began to out about fur mom. tay , ,nc o n of Mr. Soymia's diafal.had ratattimeat. The semi. a abi,4 perhaps, naturally enough suggested Seed to their mind • was that It mast be owing to snow other women ; and • pima mend Sealy, a prommd discoverer of aselynedem of r.at sort, win employed to had out, If be could, some dello. pomp to tie pert of Mr. &pw;th. it suerrottua did been made that, op to this time, any the meet Wilde ampicion bad I , s.ed ageism blue and the them mew o. raireordh o ery that lw (the tarried jade) wee to siavoly Lilo ell met he hod re: about Mr. Deane mired bias agate the question, edat his a .tacf :hat rm.l. wan'. evils., was .:curate when he said that to August, ISIS. hie daughter told him 040 wee in C , 0221.0Z.1.A• NM with Shaw. Skew, It moos, wee employed trout Augat, WA, till Juaa, 1369, without producing any emit et all; sad hare he (Air C. Creasers I) nowt make a nrivarkoa the matelot of seepkqtag throe so-called °I detectives." Per use of flue class might possibly be very woefully employed, sad airy cidght somedates be Instrumental it the detection of nitayteotia.• which would otherwise have remwesd cote aselot; but at the rams time they were meet Sac/roam Policiodeteettves were umat useful Lat then they were so ploy,t enter • invert:wipe:A ostablishment ; they were en apoanele to esepor.itlo .mottoes and they Dad no pecu niary tattiest la tic moues of the oceepetion they fotowed brp lid tin wages tiny received. They were there( .ra on smutty eanylnymt • ith safety and with benfit to the 'Mom. Eut when • man was • hired dirootrener of any tamed ilelin quetiee., when lir extent of hi. cisioltioneam depended dome the atria cilia employment, and when the event of his eta plea meat &pent:id upon the extent of what he disuovred, thee he Loam. s moot dangeroue ageet. To proceed. Shaw, eta taint- ettlthiertly i.eero, oufFocienily vigalact, was re plan .1 by *Luther pr01e...L . 4 direoarrr, muted rodents., hod alai. as tattiest. 1 with a duty which dopely belonged only t.. lb. attort -y. It bat been proved daring the In quiry that eats en ot Knight out the vita...me and woo in re peso I orimoemik- aim with therm and Mat It was not until the lat agnate, nad whoa the betels bad be. n voyaged, that the attorseo's clerk sew Manley Imo. He .tha !earned •,) truest-Ith at the Sono was far dente vises r L ay of provisioner. properly edueated, and regularly admitted opus tb. oast cat: t. • Gull think of abandoning their peeper luectima I' teeeen.ooLlL AO had had the etelw.t The :earned judpe then proceeded to remark upon the alone* f any evidence showier., Improper attachment botanist Mr. Snuff,. eel Meaty Ann Prick.= white she was in his ser ver. li. ea w.. a man apt to look that 'ugh key holes, and evidently ales a rem of prurient Imo etc 4 10 O. it A. elms, then, that if due: bed teen the least around for sinpielon he would ham erstehol three p ryeually ; and if therefore for two whole ram be bad 4..Phlt, k r t.. 5.11 to tDeir die , dv.ne we. they taut have been reuiarkohly abstiseet or resterkably sly to eau estedd the olvereatioas of se curious • water. Tar, -gals, what wee the meaning of the allegatlens of adultery :a Leedom f It we. this. The peationer'e agenix had got bold of the idea that the young woman railed Poarceorbo had torn ccodred at Mr.. items's, was In rsoley Mary Ana Ern-kelt : and Iv reckoning backwards they bound that IC. TOTdialt to the usual period of gestation. the child mast have lho .if as iSkelt , o usesi o n white Mary gam Peck.= woo la London, whither she had COll4llO 50..43, a To— io • millaroy hteeisem. Now, Do aboaM like know wby the r-orb..• of the whams Wilson bad not bees called. Th. wievem's itheitlostlem Mau Ann Ettekatt whet • insaawbe* Imeft•l'ler ova ; mad Mt. &yenta had • right to the midocre of ;be mother, either to mains or to taut the widest* of the Amoebae. The court eseld mrtala:y net eery rom rat duct of thve who had teams of ttte ywooloner's can in withholding Mr.. Wlkea Beth Mrs. Peeketa asell low daughter bad bare marataed • ad lb. 7. Nog wont. had eaves bee midome as r pleu/y, and a. reedy m ever he had sees a witness giro cm-Imm to DI. life. Hee Has sw rwtl polite we. fetemir od by • meet' ez presi ■ .4 eaucurresor , but be declared that no weld base lbw mart (Med d tem wee the mallet rallied= Molter. He 'Nes west tat to say the to. tied not br:ime oor; hod ever, direr' evid.nte .4 embe.tary. At ewe id the bet Wide cr he was prawn, he noweibert.l the half-a-drams wharfage dorm" a tiremesteere •.. after lei ether ; but Led Elba tercel 1.. the Jury sad add. ••Oraileases, It is met einweit that the duct elm • pages swear is s peeible—tt is at le as a. ea e ery drat shay sawald awns to something that r prabanie." n. ,h no of times ma meld be pined In. es 'maims. peril it epee each Imbues 'by mad be VtIVIA/1114 of wild • vest dad el the e.ldssaa wee **credible, cod be thee. lb beer wettout reemiried my ether dogma ;bee that whkb It bad ilea logniMed. Ho meld got am whet *the wh itewalls camera; Nies amid profess than that which 11r. 'bap oath bad tallid. Mary Ann Pt irket , had Ise Nip eel to she but et oromemeliseam; and she led rims a weedy remeebt• arena ad Mr rebrlme gosh the reripeadrst. W.tbet dnsellat ▪ ece tbe seesaw is lebwb the am bet cam Not up by Crear, sprit wear to Mee been Heard to prepare It, aw.,:a ... that he mewl embed a;•. thee..ldea when\ bad ben germ Vat the eturg* against Mr. Sopteth err reesbasted. 1:o istesuld tterrrbwe tamps the pstirba o and he thenetht that Mr. Prortil ought to be In.leinn bed Ow the gees m sbteb be awl ben pat in defending Ma clierseetr. Dr. Piii.Uuses— Bat ;out lordship csatot me !ems the vim is Pe. mid.. Titt C. timmuish— Tea am gals* want miss suesul. Ilsribb Is Os bests bet is is s inetis.rvos twaistifp Us Pesci • dismissed. ~Arr ! way; am,ther ere. of Do to court rlso •Lels 4. • to the t lasseerma ImAklayt. INBOLVIV DEBTORS COURT.-I)4c. 24. (Before lbs Mist Corauslari”sev.) rm Re °iv *OPP! nib was • eixial Rat in disarm, the irolvist THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1869. from prier; and the learned Ongoessioner heard the matter ,bsu,bere. Oa Tuesday the ilis,ivest filed • protectioa t.ti,o, and et sighs, oboist sagged at Seville• house as • musician, he wee arreeted by the b. I of the, Weetinirater Caul Court, at the Suit of Mr. Burton, iroateosger, of Ozharetrest. The=n wee nut famed atoordiag to thee grotto. luta W The Chief Coresnionkeer searidered the insolveat was pro tected. Bed • special eppliestket bees made the preeeetioa "mold hest) Sewed on Teeeday. Order for discharge iwthwith granted. NMI= POSIZIMIOII6. Y 4, 06:i/la scrd t a i UsiaTinsil ~~_i a; 6. -- iariazrazzr: 1 7 D. M.,r..T..- 1 14. raav - :: :: is n! _A* ur u Miii;: " _ "K - fisTaCbal I Fil m-- ill Do. 4 un 4,01. rwi;*:.: 1: ft Elt — Ei g ` 2 %.1.. rEbrt I nr=6, l l lt_tni.47lll:i I e.71=1:1122 o.tsd.W4aia::7l; 1 Ttbidad. Waft L Bets.. — U — Tr - M la ir 4 1 1I 41 11 iti 21 144 7 m Iw4 ft 43 ' 4l# 73 4151 14 1014 1 Ihl I* c 4. 1;1 ► . it db 7 ,11. 177 Id 173 114 14 NI IS 1191 I 94 Lllllll MILIIIID uf si " 1 0 g. f As dk I re di I pi ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.—Ctious, Dic. 24. (Bake lb. Baron Chinon.) TRIAL TOR 111.111.4.1. - - • -- - Belay CcKnoll, seawea, was charged with killing sad stardansu Antolini Totemic , Jer at Card*, as the 21st *h. Mr. Allen sad M r . William; outdates:4 W powondon, aid Mr. Gifford sad Mr. flaw defended the pdatese. This was a deplorable LYS. Birth the pilaw sad tho ilseessed were foreign sailors, aad on the above night the. essay heir; hi UN barbutu at Condi they were as sod primmer had hem chinking aad bumming low bosses. About the shills of the night the prisoner wee at a have in Fre derika-sMest, end • tem asseed 11/Atarde kicked at the door until be Woke ft, whim the primer ma. out and the two boon letting la Qs wort Priavner's elms- Mee buss called a tt ether wits. Rickards was sees hessillshlso •WA about. At thi. thaw th• eland soma wee of • Weibel ow with • girl named Clan law; who gave On may ladiliplio account of the ter pdy which saiseed. Clara hews aped Oat is hosed • vole, is the strait sad weal oat with ilemosi so es wits* was the watts& Tao prietsee sat liebeek were ea the pound at the deri mad wins the prlssaut got ',beadle! sl mot way seowltai oar. ?no domnd now own by witness, owl Isehishe ow with hit lands In Ms jpockwo. Whams. woo Wiwi Liner Jacket, s.d Ward lie dosio•ol Ise • wiwaso, Ist fuesediaely dear ale saw the Worm W decwassol on that panel. The prima roe awry, lei doomed int eh osespeol to her, and foil dead at be hot, llhe Idled up hie Med, but hie "WI IPBIO side dosed, 88d stream blood was ruming from • wound M bis ta • who Other whams, rowed that after the prima& had been Iliyhebir with Reese& he sat spun the decreed, got him di wei sad was ism repestedly thruetion wxnelting into bit ids —the webbed deareieed trying out, the tads," • the knife; rea ." Pease% Cardiff pissed tbst whoa he was sad in se wetb deemed be found him deed, and hie ek edit ware awerel with bind. On opaline the body he fiend that he had been stalked waits through the heart e.. ens aide to the Wier by wens sharp tastmaset. Thisevidenee recited tare cif how la the wort, and ens el the wtamw 0114600), who had bees with cheesed es the time of his death. was carried lesendlie out of wort. The elethes of the doomed were prefered. They wet. eaterwed with brood, and the cuts wade is them awes = were appareet. Xc. Gifford, lbw ohs Mower, submitted that at 41 events thew wee e. widows to convict the prisoesr of the capital Maw es there bad been Ik9 manes pepenee, and, If guilty II 4010 could tidy be found guilty ot manaleur taw. the Ivey lash thee view of the case, and Creed the Fl eeter Gushy ot Nosairebtoo. Baron Cherwell It thee dwon the sicloew character of the attack on the tudertennis deceased, sad senteaced the primate te 14 ware pawl servitude • THE POLICE COURTS'. GUILDHALL. Masks'lien Gransaf, a merchant, of Noble-serset, who W meetly been adjudicated a bankrupt, with It.Miitim smagating to *boat 7.9E41., sad watts n.tt worth 2001., was elmegsd with obtaining goods to the value of 1944 within three maths of his baaluaptcy, seder tame puttenose, with Inisat its chest mid dsfrend lie auditors. Me. Neigh ilslssuled thspriseser. He. Tow, foe the preimetlea, Taring stated the facts of She sad tatsmated that the aliment of goods frandalastly ahteri area between %SOO& ad 3,e001., called the only witiinse be was megared with, being that of one of the as signees, wpm whose de;,ositiou the warrant for the prisoctea airs'wee granted. Ire ' ses mi s mid—.l carry on the Wiliam. of a taarahant is Cheatmerstrest, sad am also the agent to Messrs. Lahard and Co., of Switzerland, matinfectuters towline. I have knows the tritons, stout two pare. I showed hint some sago idea of Swim muslin. early to October, and Raged if he , could do atilti.ieg with them. He thought he could, and 1, third ite. sort him the patterns ; sad a few days after he seat the order trodneed. When I egsin saw him, be salted sae to write to Mosere. Laberd sail Cu., sad urge them to for ward the go ida early in November, as he wanted them far the Americas market. I did so, sod ea the 14th of Nummber I received the awoke of As goods, which 1 het.ded to the prisoner, consisting of two awes of salalice, value 8951, which arrived oa the 10th fol lowing. I &eked it I should clear the goods, sad he mild he wculd do it tii..eeif, se they were to go abroad. I nest him Mama, Leber! omen Co.'s draft at four mon; Or, and ha returned accepted. Oct tiia Bth of the present aii.nth the primmer peeiuused the Court of B inkruptcy. end on the 21st I at tended a meads, ot the creditor.. 00 that occasion I asked beat what he had done with the two cams of mashes, mad he said they ha I ~tie to Mr. 85. Levity's. a instottant, of Heeler hall -street. ot shoot be bad record 2,0001. He also mated that lit. Lasky L. id some goods of his at the value of about 3,0001.; hut he could not tell where he (Sc. Leaky) wee te be Land. 1 haw, been to the prieswer's premien in Nubile-aunt, sad do sot think the some the,, will realm 21004 orose-ezamincl—The muslin was the tint treasestfoa I list with the prtrucer, as I dealt in brads and did seat lisse aay goods tout% Lis market. About two Teen ago I hod • hole tossasscutia with him. It comelmed et 100 almeaseke, which ha purcuased, sad paid me 361. for. My odtardesioure with the Kw see were merely friendly transactions; they were sot bans of tikrtry from the ptioceise to me. IGo sat saU It hailing 'leery when he lent me hie Gimps* for SOL essssersoou. aid tee nett day I gave ling the money for it. I but that theque to Mucheeter. Thum' elm. •MU mutating w whico two bill. for 1161. were diaconate'. They were drawn and socepiod by people i Muchteter. The plow, pars not port ut she mosey at the time, slat tae bateau awn) alter. I have had allthe mosey on those blue, which are not yst doe. lie has not refined goals which I Cava adored to him. I acid him three parade of goods cm my oon accurst la October or November. I wee a benkrupt about a year ego. My liabilities wen about 3,7001. Ido not recollect what dividend I paid, but there were very few snouts. I eau up everytkin, l and received an iennordive certificate of the third class. s y felons wag coated by a rimy EiNvy lees. I had a partner, and was token ti.ougLter.) The prisoner wee then mooaded, with Peftliile.ollt./ I.ut in bail in two setunties of 2601. tub, and his own 111.ALI.111COS it 600/. THAMES. Mr. Wtliona Y. Bemes, • young roan, an engineer ' No. 6, Breld—str.Lt Wets, Stepney, appeared up o n a n Ed. joarned solutbonr, charged under the Act of Queen Mary, that he did " u.a..knely and of purpose intaleat let, vex, diaquiet, and whereas* troibla the it... entitles P. Lowder, the curate of the parish of bt. George's-in-the. Cent, by PII:3X ne Divine service allowed, se forth, and autboard Qtnet.'• Msj.ety, by then and there reed- tag in a Mel tot• an 1 disorderly manner." Mr. Prideens, tvn hoer, Lasts ucted by Mr. King, • .Halter, gosidect.d th. cation. The Wend ,t; heti no profersional adviser, end at the ens eentament of the indeed*. said that mint lit is he had te sey be wield eey am well as others. Mr. l'ieirstis ok,ned the uses in a very able and lengthened address. Mt. Self. that nothing emeid be clever or store lucid than the astaion' iif the lairad ontiool ; end he Pippeared to hen lad do. - n thii ism rorrreily. Three weelui aro the law tied tern dettrod ie s similar manta, sad he adjourned the aoe In the hi., that the daendant end another would sot interfere with the arras' la Bt. Georthee Church, or it,. of eatito of raatlast in beam Hod that bees done, the object the o• aridioa world wen been attabed, and the caa wriatd , av lir.rin at ea est If renew watt to the church lied 11l • t.itt the -reposers in • load tale fee Ms put pia of thernatril de viti,s of the creditors who were sing. R. then it ea s dro-artalom within the messing of the Maitre, wlikla wee not at armlet, one, bat remained in fall farce. The dahrisat— The coronatien oath reseals the Act of the I dereerabia Mona cis, Queen /dory. 1 believe. Mr. Arlie • .11 tt am. commove to talk about the set of Qua Mary to."t4 Then weer several cswe to the books which sad bees decided under that Cr! un , ll •my resent wind. He wished to grail • coovietioo , he wee maxims to threw oil On tLo troubled ewers to cop ell easy darsagi tit; tut 41 the defendant wee otettiome the ems meat proceed. Mr. Probsol mai that after what bed fates from the stow giants, be didesdeLt undertook not to give a., farther ewes of t seer. sad to say the respesetre is • reverse wwwww, it be .:Id arced toe tenreh agar, he would with. dr. Iron the prowcalios. The deeodast 114'd v. had frreentl her to St, Gorges Omsk sad had rtes. moth' sg . lie believed he led • right to reel the rwpottese eked, r many others did. Alter a Ir.( mad desellory coovarsatiee. m wide!' Mr. Slits espearty r...se traded the defeedoot to teas sore rumen sad the leerta.l °rowel to withdraw from the peer wake, the d•hodett ..1 - I wail parte sot to say the meepoese la • the , nhily lose." The eine wee 1E4,3 op tiff • Me Leer, ma thusly Mr. Niches: undertook to withdrew frees the preescltioo eta the defendent's girds' • dosethest fraernd W Kr. Se.te, of wlioh the following lea ory w Mr. W. N. has.. tosdottok.e that be win sot isterrnyt the choral rerme.• 13 5,. Geerge's by myths the ' n t te.ensier ruse.. is *MO r to iheesili the = aryl etuvrio•ers.—f)reve,Swr 24. 1R;4" Thoci.4l44ftat ofirt44 the paper, the eetaress was dirmired by etwort, eel the caul wee ems dewed. SUDDEN DEATH AT TIIE NEW-lITITIT STATION, Btartmomatt.—Os Saturday airframe, r the erre, trier wee about to rat , for Derby, the strati= et tb authorities wet direcred to • era to eat et tie aorriagar, who appeared to • dyisi etre. He wet ease nesered re the wafting-room and trout throe te the het died berm reaching the Law plea. lr ai das=w i to • woeise mac, sad had ia W paters a pia Mi l Zotlawbess. SHAER LIST& The following are Saturday's closing prices : ORDUILLY MIAMI* AMU Ifrollita. rasa I 1 SMIT.4ICI= ova ma t I bin •i • ilWisoirr treSl i lati ousai • ers a l&iii= 4.111 % =11: pus tot omit. a rl im 015de ar 5....... a tz tati= t ,•.... Ill& • ibilt ; 2210 irgliir rr a. tiw Pali Lt h.r = Jim Walls -. thowd. 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Il e t . z 41 7 11 AL ti ,a , !tam I: 1 1. 1 ., Da dd. -- 4O 14 lood• V 4 p.a . d4 lO NI k :,....._..e.Mi g nitt e. ..14 a in 1 1 : 4.4.44... Ma. owl Dowel tiff r.: ..t. :a r = - Old OM = = -- - —....... et or aleietisa PM Illorp.Atmet.la. perp. • p. Sat with %Ms. up tell V De pe a r.,ol p. Mob. n.. giviraiVa: trisli Ow 'LT:. 1 Do. I 4 ry "MAPIOTAL: U ii 1$ us J lea ..iii a so /I 7 I eaVviii isi" . " . eret. Do. 1 rom sot. 4. . 96.1 parastr.PlL Booth Owes alp. a. Tro& ........ r 4 Vries tam. I pee a. esesi cent *Ayr heroes v.*. De. 4o II 4 p.e. laskartudiaLlllaratipa. 111 I 2 luivAn. ui Ili PI 111 fe Oe. Per — i pa— ir, j lII{ 11• Andlmam ==.1,4mg.79 0 ii ni SIMI i Il i I 4. I Irs — tei. 12usesaaxiliwaed sau.. 144 114 4 105 1 4 101 1•4 "ai ss I 0 mill •WAYS. N, PS Na UI 143 NI I I wi......, LT.,":":• - : z at : ""ia iaSii. sad .... hearemlw 0efe1a5....... Aabria .........: ar.t.trilit. llenahrs rol Oruro G. Mew • - It i , U 4 N.' sii s i not P° Ull 9114304 Si II it Traek Prat— and Metlier. 1.. . ... HI ad it M Ili MI SO csl.t7oil ;14.7;.; IPrial Doge pel Zar ''''' amol 64 Fr rms. illesres i IF 17 3/0 11 01 UM 710 11111 Al +SI i~ll.~i elill morel per isaa. d dh e t. : Jumbo Osliksier 474 N 103 atiss.... r. emi t: rm 5.417 42 67 ="trik ft /wryTa us... t i=. M .6 re mi. gi iss . est i ta k ll=Mll ma. Ito Salim a Ilamer2ll. at. Ca r rEe_l7ll 1144crillt roe Si 41 114 124 114 114 IN 1,11 IS 17 11* I* * GI Es UI II N 1111 IN $ if 1,•.. r-21.,. 103111101 01 nmas. II " 10, 1 iNs lIT ell Id tai 1(3 Kt 144 11 SS Si Ti LTIONS. I 11 aainwpi=t pa: oirllm Isr ear - tga bras li:ai. - - D. I par saL -.- II Nu li ka. l6 =ff ir s 1,..i. 14 a 1011 wok - - 1 ow et • -. 717.tair" . il l 31 ez =4 .nr- Li_ _ A. is is 1 paidal. .. - ... M 121 Null NAL 11 1 II le N rat raraCt. 14 IX ...its 11p i i i i 17* 171 :ti is 141 ail $ . dm. gg k _A..!,!.....!!,..... ~,:iwr:, A tra.l Wild lourileselao 91611,101 am& Pm.:= Yev............ pasha: leak —... Gess ie. imi nom moo.. 11: at 5 11 & ...".... g COMMERCIAL AND MARICAIS. COTTON.—Ltvairoet.. Dm 24.—The eels at cetera 40-day are estimated at 4,000 base ♦ quiet marks,, at yesterday's prima. COTTON 000D8.—Mancummas, Dec. 24.—The price of cotton haa not lately affected this market, but the fact of a steady decline coming at the time of sufsmarable news regarding the India trade I. undoubtedly Indies to more caution amongst buyers. Middle matinee of American staples have declined this week Id. per lb., and the quantity at era for this country is large beyond precedent, bring 328.000 bales agaiost 164,000 at the same period of Met year, with heavy clearances at last dates. The latest telegrams from Calcutta are to the 29th Nov.,hen 71b. to sic 4os. shirting' were aid. to 6d. cheaper. Vila is equal to the de cline which las taken piece here in the last fort night, end therefore goods bought at present rates is this market would still be 6d. to fid. per piece over the terms quoted at Calcutta. Prices at Bombay up to last dates were 3c. lower. This maws man or lees effects the whole market, but though there is a quieter market for home trade °loth& they are firmer in price, stocks being mall arid en merits having a considerable tiros to run. Only a limited brs . is doing T cloths and Imp cloths, and there te Les domed goes printing clothe. The prima for India akin fop were telly 3d. per piece lower on Toosday, end w now somewhat easier than that, sad the week's operatioes have been on a small sods. For 36-inch shirting, there is lees inquiry, bat the large regsgemente In the hands of niasufao , towers toe these, tie for domestics, long clothe end T clothe salad to the home market, keep prioes moderately !needy. Yams me lower by }d. (In now as. rather more), to, cloths numbs into India clothe, bat other kiwis of militate Mss aflocted. Hard-twisted yams rep to 14',, for the Levert, me study. Fine yarns, sad two-folds for Yorkshire, are ales steady is price. BAllDWARE.—Bnuentonan, Dsc. 24.—N0 change hes tau place in the condition trade Mee mince our last re port. The eta** of the weather et the early part of the week had the effect of stopping machinery, and very much retarded trade in many branches; but for the list three days Walser has been going on u final, except that there bee bean more doing than for the last three or four you. at the and of this month, the mazufeeturers having had a ocesiberabie weber of enders on band for completion before quarter-day. Next week stock-taking will be commenced at many of the manu factories, and the bulk of the artisans will sot be at work before Thursday; but there is a fair sprinkling ot orders on hand, and by the middle of January the feesign trade will again been to stir. The prospects of the trade for the sew year are looked upon as most enoouraging, both hem and la the district. The iron trade is deridedly more active, higher rates being milted for pig-iron. The iron-masters will meet as Thursday next to determine upon prices for the ensuing quarter. CORN.-Camazinos. Duo. 24.-Fiss old wheat, fro" tits chaste in tha wathse, was resdy salts ; enrythiag alas us chimed, is hot a Christmas mast. Wheat, red, 86a. to 4115., Paw, 40s. Ow , stilts, 60a. B, 20s. to arley 24a. . 24a. to 445. Beans, 38s. to 40s. 13asuaLs, Deo. 24.-We had a fair "apply of all kinds of fraW at oar market this wrests'. Prices were slightly in favour of buyers for wheat. Oats and barley wststahsed their wins. Wheat, white, sew and old, les. to 19s. &l. ; red, new and old, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. Sisley, new end old, 13a. to 14s. Oats, potato, old, 10s. to lie.; new, Bs. 6d. to les. ; comma, es. 9d. to 10s. 3d.; new, N. 64. to Bs. Flow, per atone, la. 114. to 2s. 14. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 9.. 44. Itywital, la. 64. Barlsynasal. la. 4d.-Owlisie Journal. Coconuts*, Dia 24.—A fslr supply of wheat sad barley sad large of beans sad peas. Wheat and barley, ex cept for a few select parcels barely supported late rater. Beane asd peas declined tally ls. - - - GUILDFORD, Doc. 24.—Then Walla good Rapti?ar of wheat, Marily In bad ooadition, sad consequently w prtoes obe taken. A good detainee was sada Barley and otherde b g art a y,..47 tbe ut s. soy ;change to l Tot. Wheat. It . . t 6.: 425. ; pees, aos. to 38a. HiNTPOID, Dec. 24.—The parka today for else sun ei:ye wheat firm, coarse descriukas salmir felt. wet a slow sale, swaps far the beet sample.; offer Ida. Ow dull. Peas and beans made loot week's prism. Wheat, per load. 22a. to 306. ; bulgy, per qr., 254. to 476. ; ears, per qr., 20s. to 28e.; peas, per load, 231. to 276.; beam, per load, 234. to 30a. L111C311711, Dec. 24.—1 a wheat the prime of lest week were reeddy obtained. The beet white made 485.; other sore, 444. to 46a.; fine ted, 46a.; moondary ditto, 42a. to 445. per 36 moss. The teed, ia barley was steady, and malting qualities commanded recent currencleo, 40a. to 435. per qr. • grinding, stow eel, at 29.. to 31 s. per 30 skew Of cite the show was limited. and Madams wee done at the rates of UM weak, 245. to 29.. per 24 stoma Tame was no material varieties in beers, old making 446. to 48e.; sew, 40s. to 43e. per 38 stoma Newcsertrurox-Tura, Deo. 24.—1 n the early part of the weak we bed a heavy fell of mow, followed by Intense host, which temporarily obstracted the navigation of the river sad the passage of the railways. Daring the week we have had thaw sad frost alternately, with rein Imo night. The arrivals of wheat sad flour this week kern the coast have been liberal, the trade has been slow, and only the hest qualities saleable at former prices. In foreign wheat few transactions have taken pleas beteg generally held shove the views of buyers. Light barley from Norfolk la most difficult of dispoesl, end for the present will have to be warehoused. We had a good supply of wheat from the ego=this morning, the finest white and red nea r ly left 13aturdey's rates, but secondary quality receded U. per qr. In Norfolk not mash basineee transpired, fine quality was scarce, and monetary (weighing 601bs. pert bushel) sold at 48e. per 60ilbe. Old foreign neglected. Floor 6t Fee wok lower, and miles limited. Choice barley maintained Its prios, emeadery, particularly light Norfolk, claim unselecble except for grinding at 30s. to Its. per qr. 4481 be. Nalt Is. per qr. lower. Beans sad peas unaltered. Oats of fele quality in good demigod, at full prime ; inferior the torn In favour of th e b a y rr . The arnvels tide weak ere :—Wbeat. comtwfse, 2.186 roe.; barley, 1,084; malt, 83; nab, 1,00: floor, 2,806 male. Nonwimn Doc. 24. - The trade was doll at last west's rotas for all deocriptions. A great portion of the @apply of barley consisted of middling end ordinary dare lip. 001141 ) and these as well so the host malting qualities were taken off at late rates. Little parsing in other articles. White wheat Is quoted this evening 470. to 604.; rod ditto, 425. to 464.; best chevalier barley, 420. to 46e.; runs chevalier ditto, 34.. to 40a. distilling ditto, 230. to 27.. ritas t quaster. Flour. 30.. 6d. to 31.. per sank from the averages:-Wheat, 3,2334 qra., ' 44e. • barley, 6,1 744 qrs., 37 .. 7d. per quarter. Conmponding p eriod lest year :- 24889 qra., 395. 9L ; barley, 7,6864 33e. Id. per quarter. Norritronatt, Doc, 24.-We had a limited supply of whose on offer which was disposed of at last week's isles; old white arciplos nulled 608. to lids.; old red, 44.. to 48..; saw white, 46.1. to 635.; new red, 411 to 47e. par 36 stone Only few lots of floe b.rl.y arm to band, and all snob mot a ready sots st fully recent prices, namely, 34.. to 46e. for molting ; foreign solo, 38.. to 41a. pee qr.; old "'lading, 28.. to 3 la. ' • new, 23 4. to 30e. per 30 Atone. Good oats well modatained their value: old, 275, to 33.. ,• new, 23e. to 28s. per 24 stone No important range took place in beano : old, 48.. to 12e.• new, 42.. to 44.. per 38 stone tfapr lour, 350. to 394. ; floe, 31s. to 33.. per 20 atone. OXFORD_, Doc. 24.-Tbore was a short supply of wheat today. Holders attempted an advanoe on lan week's retr o but lied. changed hand.; prices about the same as this day week. There was a large supply of grinding barley, but lilts all other kinds of grain the sale was exceedingly dull. The quotations wars as follows :-malting barley, 320. to 40s. pee visitor ; oats, 19.. to 28s. bras, 39.. 480. • hog peas, Mc to 425.; boiling peas, 42.. to 46a.; flour, 32.. to 335. pr sere. PITZILDOEDVON, DEC. 24.—At our market to-lay WI bad a Lir supply of wheat, which mat * slow sale at be raly the prime of this day weak. Barley uselterel. Oats reedy sale at late wee. Beau shoat Mu same. Plias :— Ba st red wheat, 45a.; common, 41a. to 42a. pee Mitts. Oats, Did. to Is. 14. per atone. Beans, 40e. to 41s. per v. of READING, Dec. 24.—Ths supply of wheat to-day was tolerably good ; sellers were to accept last woes rates, and a tdr amount of basis/se was done. Good barley was quits se dear as loot week, sad the infernr, wbiolt met • slow Ws. did not alter le pries. Oats, beans, and peas sup period the prima of last week. ROCHESTER, DEC. 24.—The primest samplea of farmers' wheat met with a ready sale at fall quotation/., and in some thatances ea advan ce of Is. per quarter wee ully accorded. Inferior kinds were minima umdeatie, and the tendency of prices for that dercrlptioa was downwards. Best pimple/. of white sold It 46a. to 61.14, sod otter kinds at 425. to 460. There was a glow sale for red, the best aorta of which wane done at 394. to 46e. The demand foe foreign was better, and prime lots experienced an improvement of Is. per quar ter. In barley grinding kinds are Arm, bat f ear that descrip tion there was only a unlimited inquiry. The prloss of the hest malting ware 365. to 43e., and grinding 264. to 34a. In the oat trade prices remain unaltered, except for inferior, which is slightly cheaper. WISSEC; Dec. 24.—We art fairly aapplied with grain of all kinds at this day's market. Wheat menses the vales of test week, with • pretty good demand. Oa'a, beans, end barley maintain former rates. priors to the grower :—Wheet, white, new, 46e. to 47e.; extra, ddx, par bubba ; ditto rid new, 41s. to Us.. maws, 445; ditto whits, old, 464. to 475., extra, 49e.; ditto red, old, 425. to 44e, extra, 46e. Oats, 100. to lid. per atone. Beans, 40e. to 445. per qr. WORCESTIUN Dec. 24.—At this day's market there was • large ripply of wheat, which sold slowly at a decline of 64. to is per qr. Barley ruled doll, but wee not lower. Oats only tutted buyers in retail. Beans and peas nominally unaltered. YOILK. Dsc. 21.—Ths trade ruled firm, at last wear' r r e c y. Who. sold it 46.. to &M. ; red, 42.1. to 465. par 36 Mons. Superior aorta of hatisy wire man , aad made their foil Taloa, 36.. to 44a. par qr. ; secondary ditto nest • slow sato at 29. t. to Ils. par 30 Meas. Tim demand for oats watt steady, and the passoding wash's rates were well sustained, 235. to 255. p.r 24 atone. Beans without allow non, 40s. to 435. per 36 slobs; rya, 31e.; malt, 68.. to 70 0 . per v.; doer, 325. to 36.. per sack. - - YLIRICALDT, Die. of kat wadi I',, vi? ea Tuesday melee, me vs had rapid thaw as Weber", have Irtish 4ld see enelase put add by. We have tied bard last Mace mad dde ia i 1 - PI le 1 41. IMM ma ••• WO OOLOJILL GIOTZILIMILIT 810171 J, RM. °".e!'',. M, aw els. • imi-Art.aoe. BIITIaMI Lti 1 g! 101. lel I L. it 1021 is !Ili 1011 101 - 160 111 111 11 111 116 IM 1 W I 1111 1! u. udes lir 1141 11 11 1 61111 - Int IrriT 1111 Uli 1021 I UOl U Mr. 1 Ora 1 = alma I Pd. 1 OL. , wrier. 1 film 1.19, UN. "Nor &lila :4 lI U. _ 0... 0. 0..111:4; , I 41 4I IN - CUllmt. . (IN 7 ;:cw"tat. , 1111"" ..,. s4l. I li 1 Ma .... ala Itrumorsi rm. U. N. It U 4 114 1 Ur itaaablmr Itth.No , l7 - MosioNe d a . l i k i ll iii t 1 1 den . SAO - illailder Dear 3 4 44 1 tAkDrwar 04 4 . 3 - 1 1.1,14/ Wart. 1 411 11 ii.. 1 : : M i l M.... ,b. Il SI _ ror Or. 0.1. N•Ni ' i n U 1 1 1 US = enviderNll.LlNi 14.41 4* 44 13 1 . 17 : t=22.: 4 4 - .: - .; mr, I 0,1 4: - 'l,....nrwaiisiill= tra i l ji 1: 1111 7. dm Prat &LI U 1 11 1 41 4 tror(4 l l.ll.sid3d r 4 4 oak _ VsiMaT r mioi. 7 , ... wtraziliiii:i. t 17 I. 1,6,0411 .. w ( 1 .4 .0.n.d.... 6. 11.15k0r5e .iii 111 40 771 14 0 . " Ttrarr i f= t_.. la lA, 4.31( .; rsedierldrei r l• 11 11 ke . . h i Ur. Idi i r ~( 444 11 4 ores= .- . 1. -. Trelswerrilbt.) 44 14 4 344 311 7 . MMUS lIIIIIN lite. I Aral M. I Pd. , 111. Wow. I Sum NON 11) ....WO lf 4 4 NMI 1 is. Nesto. INsiN 1/ 4di par WAII I: * Di lint a n ar 1 7 1 4 lii sir x+ lii 14" . DJ. Lead a Ms, Or. •11 -. led Okors 1 iliaOsaltre.ol6,7ear 1 11. E • gill" Si 41 , 40 t v a I r)rreiiiiiiiiiiii:. S .3 . A. , . 1F1M11...... ... 11l 3 MAN 1 114. Ilaelbers al ads WY 1 4 i ler U vit t =....._ 2 2 Ili rii i =l= ---- i 0,.. i . 1 I. Warr ortpir es e. KM 11/ ~,i,fla lis. pr 4 :u.: ad • Ipcs 1 :141 _l_ * - 1..L.. aft. (Us. Ils. Ole . .rat 41124 ream Weed Maim al al 43 a1gi1ii..11111 , 31... I 1 1 444 11 1 4 Pa g .A.:=141, D TaLLI .11.7 s. NOW ISM Do. 0 en llearlialaadatallLi Ch&Veanima, trP.V.I MI noise an .nraao an Dw♦p.elPirp.Deb 140 Mono roam. . na. Nem nac. sad Amt. Oa,— an tlaanKatanaridanow ' 1 ". 1 d 6 iP lagnao and atm TN la 10.20.1Mula1Tel.1 / 16.6.1161 DlN6$l6l L15.111..0m11 1 0. 4 1 , KrbsomkakMmal 1 l' j •. MS. Asslislader °2-41771 74 --- li . Ili 1134 U. II M In Q. lE - F - 1 II am leiaNne Vits. • goalimera s. .31 0 L Pa; rms 0 II I it I i.. 7 1 Of es .. .. I 1 1 T? 6 Ns s pie ..... r .. LA 4 ... ew •11.... ,- 41 we.krier.WlLlkr S trar -- =9.llVom - p~stil~i.. If TS 711 AI I pm la Pe T 68 18/ 61 ie I I 14 ION a 4 I. d II U 106 lii 1a no 41 • 7 I 11 1 Dv:- 1 1-1tt..626. - - 1 .. . - ft ii.lafaasiWs • •"" N si 4iit ii. 15 .1 7 **** "• id i s .. e s XI II when we ham again complete thaw and rain. At oar country mama this week we bad rather more wheat offer mg and leas barley than of late; of oat* we had also fewer offering. We had a good demand for foe wheat and Chevalier barley, at full prices • other aorta were • &had a cheaper. Hem to-day, we bad Moderate sop Oles of wham and barley, and vary small el eats. flaky slow—all good quallUes brought lam week's prime; maddliag and inferior lower. Wham. 42m. to 60s. per qr. Barley, Ws. to Iffm. 6d. Oats, 20a. to 28e._ _ _ 11 1 smineonn, Die. 24.—Oar receipts of pain from the country, though small dace Saturday last, are in aroma u those of the preceding week, and by boat there have I eau somewhat Dome 'applies. From abroad we have an Indian cora to rapes* and only two cargoes of wheat. Boameer, natal at this swan of the year, law been on rather a bruited wale, but the reds has shown great armee, and the valve of all articles hie been well maintained. Wheat—farmer. eampke have sold readily at full prices, but for foreign we have had scarcely any Inquiry. Barley rata be written 6d. pr bend dearer fur grinding qualitia; meldsg samples asaluaged. In oats there haa bus rather more doing, and parohasere have had to pay a further advanoe of 3d. per barrel. We have had a better demand for Indian cona, at lid. per barrel over our lan quotations. Floor steady, with a fair inquiry. Imports this week —Wheat, 3,100 qrs. Flour, 19 barrels. Export. this week : Wheat, 411 barrels. Oats, 3,360 barrels. Floor, 1,262 marks. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month of November were lamed on Saturday. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and menufacteres daring the month and eleven months : Month of Nov. First eleven months. 1857 £8,286,816 .. £116,007,196 181.11 9,976,496 .. 106,656,662 1869 10,868,001 .. 119,613,186 The aggregate shipments in November were 881,5651. or 9 per tient, more than in November, 1858, and 2,672,1881. more than in November, 1857. Those for the eleven months of the present year are 13,057,8231. or 12 per cent, more than in the cor responding eleven months of last year, and 4,806,9891. or 4 per cent, more than in 1867. Examining the chief items of these exports, we arrive at the subjoined general figures for the month, via.: Month of ;female. 1867. --- -- 1838.1839. Apparel sad slops 5178,098 £236,040 3234,800 Beer sad ale 101,097 128,327 186,913 Books 30,273 36,368 39,472 Batter Cosh and mkt 263,614 191,333 722,832 Cottons Cotton yarn Camisole's., sad moll 36,694 31,129 33,934 B=ware and porcelain - 93,928 Furniture Okra, °premien bottles Haberdsahery and mil linery 172,300 Hardwares sad cutlery Leatbar, =wrought r i il2 4 ;ought 118,986 and harness Lbw= (cloths d all leads sad cantbrica) Linen yarn Machinery, steam ea game 44,694 Ditto, other sorts 260,262 Iron, Pig Ditto, bar, bolt, sad rod 175,302 Ditto, railway of all kinds Ditto, oast 60,429 Ditto, wrought 266,073 Copper, =wrought 82,808 Ditto, sheets and nails) 108,338 Lead Tia, =wrought Tin-plates 53,592 Silk manufactures (alit , only) Other articles (of silk only Silk, thrown 18,970 Ditto, twist and yarn Spirits (British) Wool Woollens (clothe, s tod 200.482 nit ne rzsd 183. Wonted stdie ) 178,764997 Woollen and wailed 'WWI 184,725 52,368 19,393 76,753 21,871 14,686 36.025 155,619 255,444 280,136 as,ow 25,993 67,959 18,660 33,666 45,666 246,008 280,143 317,227 The principal increase is still in cotton goods and cotton yarn ; but it will be totioed that a marked reoovery has taken plane in the exports of linen goods and yarn. Woollens and worsteds and ma chinery also figure decidedly on the favourable side. The annexed allows the quantities of the chief articles of food taken for consumption during the month: Month of November. 1867. 1868. 1859. Cocoa lbs. 140,620 3.56,824 838,772 Come t lbs. 2,68 ,940 2,903,479 3,226.863 W qrs. 466,804 276,007 327,278 Flow owls. 267,160 236,860 174,111 Bogs, cwts. 29,281 30,241 38,570 Rios ewts. 115.879 196,098 126.193 Cheese owls. 32,240 32,936 39,239 Eggs No. 8,646,4)00 7,756,800 7,692,400 Pegg*: lbs. 328,970 455,072 431.278 Rum gals. 294,964 882,446 393,274 Bandy gels. 93.354 108,148 116,273 Bsgsr, unrellsoil,rorts. 602.249 832,116 728,779 Tea lbs. 40188,63.4 6 4 2. .? 4 4.9 6 6.741).13 Wines gab,. '608:410 '62091 '681;485 There is a decided increase in Nagar, coffee, and wines, and a moderate increase in spirits. The quantity of tea on which duty was paid was folly equal to the average. FOREIGN POTATOEB.—On Saturday a return wu beued showing that laet month only 24.377 owta. of potatore were imported. In the lame month tart year the quantity woe 122,541 mtg. _ . [Advertiiement.l HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. °sous or Yee BRAM—Darla whiter hood complaists on ant to make the W.I. unhealthy. sod Glellintat.dirnoten of eleht. ee silted pain to the bend demand immodlese attrotom, or serious eenesqueocos sill so Jo follow for this els.. of Itseemes Holloway. PIN we swindled. both for eardos off The premoolt .17 symptoms sod likewise 111110111 If the greyer diseeees—.poo.y. &teems° on fatter repeats I warolres have hoes nes tamed. or thou the Orly symptom. bete oot been remuiod. They Improve digestion and purify the blood. Many teedunold , daily bow 111400.11 to the CIUILEMS propertlos of these pills, which esooot do harm, but most lsradthly produce besencial media by espe.ling 01l issisuitlee from the entire VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Altrvt St. Paul, tram Calcutta tor Lida, Oct. 10, Ist 218, los 43 E Ain (cirque), from Blam for Palwoolla. Nov. li, lat 1011 N, Ice 2$ 33 W. Ascendant. tram London for a'gra Hay 48 days Nov. IS, lat 33 N, lon 13 W. enthqmpoote,. from Bet&el& Sept. 11. 'et 0 II R. Wa N 1 N. Llearfo, term Loaduis for Lope of Good Rope, Die. 15, las 47 N, Ice 12 W. Illfssbolli Lodes, of GINN, from ltarsoui, Now. N. let 17 N, lea ft W. Ellea, frau Amain for Quondam,. Nov 6,10 12 IL lab 0 W. /16 21 1241. tram Loadort tor Madras 46 daya. N0v.14, 4t 4 6 it, bb lob* tel;16). from Calcutta, Oat. 21. tat 44 11, loe SO. Jobe Ibutipa (barque). true Mato*lug for ; eda.. Oct. 16. 1111 . t . aada, from boor , for Personable Deb 12. 611 46 N. lab li W. luemee, from Linrwol for Monte Woo IS day; N0v.14, la 4 6 N, km ft W. iodine (bargee), from tfrarrintm 044,43. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SturtaMATlCl o —Dea H. at Thurtowpittegy the wife of J. P. Bride. water, Wm of a sow . CULLING —Dee. It at Mat lhoroultnplaw, leanteeton, the wife of A. Conte" AgW. of • 0 .- HAOSA.—Dee.: tO. a Mau ram r , Laugharne, South W ake. the wife of n Hftwajeei of • eon. HAM PSON.—Dee. at abandon, now Mandowter, the wife of F. ligrnm., Mau, of daughter. Sl, obutuaquare, the wife of Mr. Z. Dorm og, one. M oits - UTIT.—Des 13, at ft. Willem fogey Oordosequare. the bite of John Sotbbri. hub. Nee.. of a date.huer. N. T. Teas. M. l . at el • soa. hath4tllea. thielteehim, the wife of the Her. A.. ICARRIAOIIS. ASIINI—COIJITON.—Dee7I. ail: Cymit . Honorer Nam. by tho Ro elictof t H. . JdatM l, a= Y. 4. T. Into 73rd Mgt.. to Isobel. r 13CDOC—OLD11 411.—Des.11..Ittt Pali &arch, ittortoort, 100. caddy% b 7 the Rao J. Toglor. Mr. C. T. Orbs, ot Man.W. Cbrero. to Morcorot. daughter of the lAN Mr. J. Otdtuto. of Dna Book. Mr*. CARRY —RPROULR.—Doe. at Peters.. Dublin. by tbo Rey. J. C. 0.4111•11. Artbox Luso% ..11 of Um tote Rev. 0. (hwy. W Jam, awing, ot tho Into A. donor* Nob.. of Fairy COL Toast. DICATiLS. BAUM—No.IM M Orom;7l;e7 Bata. Ckionel 0. Baker, for mob, of eke Nth Bremer) I:01mm • a 4 el. OD 5114M.—Deo. el. at Norwood. J. Co ay. kat. of Wel. BMWs. WM W. 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