The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-02 00:00:00

mum MISS MOLE. AND MR. BAMSDEN'S RNTIR -1 OF OLD ENOLISH SONGS AND BALLADS. This ente►tainment, which was gives lest twain st the Oa!key of Illustration, has evidently bet migrated by the pehlitottem of Mr. Williams Chippers wok " Pop Mar bleak 4 the Olden Tinto" la reviserleg that work Kri•At ettort tune since, we ezpeetwed mpg{ thst the Gas and eons, which for.,, tory gerreeleas has been tn.. delybt Mate English port, 0.. 11011.441171111111 M 11110 'Amont town neglect mow us. But win wow Sol rah pleastoe that so egort, sad he all eppeerreas s eeteceseid ens, is male to levies it by tore of the eatartakerat giro last eight for tbe gist nos 11 onamiits of a risottos of gismo gegliala soap, akar from lb. Chereire work. .cent by Miss Port sad Mr. lemehea, mid issesperesd with rt marks east ausedotes delimell by them The refer roar arse prstocol by a prologue, writer by Kr. Mark !ROM sad sorsa by the posts, is rill the °Were ef the reenlist resat pleortly rd Anharity ember& eittertatsesum was nerved with gory mark of favour by a vet; amorous sedissor. The sags wan selected wit► taste sad jadontat, sad semirehly was. Miss Pools is vell kb... to be or of the wet sereaspliatted sod most thorrghly &ilea Mogen of the moat day. She is or 4 row wb moor* with all the schools of Male, ben Mary. bear aPachod to the se.hdita Of her mike hod, ad amp thou wiqt s purity, oisplisky. mad tree Ugh* tusk tag w who unrivalled. Mr. liasesdra Is se yet for Lomb. Dut he is a young stager of whom the lushest esp., wawa. may be 111111 Md. Es has a Neatest voice, is ev,dastly s thorough arreisa, and sings with nemarksble sr. s and espremir. The ergs okrd were vary varied u cromer awl eqrsenkm, sad pried "fpm grays to gay our agreeably. They embossed a wide ciffomiollical miff. reteadtag Leta the ferrous soeg at the thirteenth century, "lheare is t, moo 1.," to the days of " Hort. of oak" sad Sally is ear alley." The satertrament wo so warmly applauded throughout, Wet it is dtiti,ult to p.1411t out the seep which were the most suceerfal but Fortuna the Airs which made the parr impremaiss were, •• /be loam beetel," aWorm oral of the iatuat► cestary, ern by Mr. Itemeini ; east the lAA, " Near Woodrocb Tows." "T. the maypole Meer away," sad " The Bed Vs Deleghler el felligton," sung by Mu Poole MU these were vehammity saewd ; bat airy corm were applalieed • oil suety equal imemilb We bare derived the greatest plow= hr• able ateirtats same, Lamm re MUM it be ea Anteet smithery le Mr. Cliapysit's greet work to concert the alherdles of the pars to the melee amiemel mirk if ON &gloat, red la rising tide NM ill 1111111111111tils. UN! VEJtallT INTELLIOBNCS. OXFORD, Doc. I. I• • Coeesegetiee when this inaritiag, the Rev. Maud D. liemeww 'Malty College. Casa= mad Ua• George Rood Dmr•aa, CORO' CA/age, Cambridge, IMO einisise ad emedrais. l• Ike aim* Co•greapies air basesteg leper wen aes -1•7?•„ Os. Yutaa 0 b Lars.—Aagasles Llkik•sa Cbmwoode. WUtleas 11 ,strord Baikal Csl u.; Jelia W•ber, Ua.l Colley; Powiwil Robert CYAN, Lark Capp , Ntry.hest lievawed, et Jelia's Whip ; Rev. Ax bag, Fcmbrollt• Whop. BA CULLUM of Arts.—Joare Douglas Jain Iflevw, Gerald Willson Drank SWAN Cdhig• 5.1.1rr, Nide Cburch J* n PIISCoIt, Wh el.r , W.tbau. Colley; Chugs Aarmte. Lilling•kos William F. I.^lt b. Warentif Camp; &awl Timor, Sracer Clerks Femur, Maeda Hall, Maio Oki&Mid Marboa, IL Mall SPORTING. TATTERSALLS.--TimaspAy. i•••• dors sahenlor• asumbled • dr tem, ad oily d. Ywly Imo ens hid CROYDON lITIIMPLICHASK 6ls 1 sad Cq Roads Orddmoirk (L . 7 is I —1166 mes Aid-a6Ldbx re I Kr. Cr ara's Ilisasels (We ) (I) ro 16 - Kr. Ilarelmers Omer Pads (e). Tlil TWIST. lOM so 110 LW 114•411404. PeMir (al) 101111 is 10 Ik. T. Daments 114. Weirs (41) TSB MIS= POLICE 876 TIM. The illosateur of yesterday publishes the following report of X. Billealt, Minister of the Interior, to the F.inperer gue,—By tie terms dda lave Wahines' the of polka, wad &bewails. the neat of its J , the ;retort bee ho OttIOG 'wept la Perla, the deperteteet of the Setae awl the enetaseese el M. awed, alma sad Illeadoa. Bat due legal hetitatles Y bud is sow eempeete highly leeetteeeiest. 0a the No beak lb, lesssasserisom. Air imp ',Woe of Perle, the feet thee thee wry e the teat of the goatememe end the habitant msYer of the eovettotre , sad, as the saw he* the =tress dity of etereepoetheee heemelke, limed by Ur We reek led the midways vides the smelt el ell, have slew tarty sagueseted the deer of the Piefiet of Pollee, led molar .toll Levesery ivory lisq ea eateseles of the limits of Ide stelae. TTlten ay en of pollee in Pais, it b ermeseszy the meta time to do mastoids that tiny, the ems eyem mug follow the malefsctor tle ems head meetrase bite every sheen it is M the Itrelse• ewe of Police, sad item shoe, that Si le be hand emilememd clew, &vast!, expwienesi .gems--ems et • mpg:My she. gather merit:eel ; it te le lie pekes, that ricameee meet he had. whim, whether is the degartmeete ite ales* there is say imminent er desalt ides le he well pseilsrmed. It empties, then, appeetwee ellbst at see mei& whet the imperative regairemenes se eireemenness Si &beteg of lie& by little, end le eineentesee is the haul of tbs pelmet, ..Le the ikon liititartty el the IlYblr of the husks, ell the rim el the eagle. To lb. 11•41, without siectien a Aegis isliehm hr , wilhest dieterbtag • Aegis I- tasatisy tweellog a isle he& times* it et oradloteed thm this megionset, while per meets' hie title emit his sang pewees 'heel/ Imes the additional charge esnilemed yqww his, by the Ybdvtw el the Interior, of the panel dnsalee of the pebble Wain sad Asti& seder that division, vimpW the eta sad .'waft. the &seism ol the ogees whit& emesitnte the minimarial of the general manty, di rt g ir:ll easier compliestlese wW owe; the dirertios will be coocentratel cu the spot where the most effective mass el action sad d telemeetien Si already to be haled. Thus. coneeeted IMO 11111haddy with the minister whom whole snidest* he ought le Yana beepiag him in formed of insrythisig, end reeiviag every day - direet in structions tram lire, corresponding &lie sem, awl by his order, with en the losedenerke 04the rendetry at the interior, to prehet of pollen will lied is theme mere setoneive fuse tics., saw Awn, sad ell the pewees asserlaz give to this vest service Otte adenomas el the pesos sad amity the single end Inn the certain and rapid (limbos whole Si the tsseemesMl oceiltkee of it. _ _ _ _ If Tow Mskipty approve, of this lios, Ilmg yos to be oo good r. to attach lour ohisehums *the deem alootisit it. azocution. 11110CLDIO DEATH IN AN ALE VAS.—An inquest sus babl w talb While Swan les, Benwhy, beim J. Taylor, lay., es Wedsiedey, es the hedy el • uss mord William lemeses, aged MI pm. TM Brewed wee weistisi his nephew, Mr. Niles, el the Weitingtes Is., Plawsheass, M brew. es Tam* ettishia, snif be me left is We tembeteme by Womb I. • few Sititek Mr. Nixon, es return*. could not we the demised. Balleriag be bed pose bow., be thought ao loom Moat it; but es be we leaving the plats, M chanced to look tato the easier, and sew he appeared to be • pats of lbws. He caught bold of it, sad the. discovered that at was the vier old maws arm. To. dimmed, whits takes out, wee deed. It we evident that the old wen ma is the pegs stout tim Mt above the cooler and bad Milan Wu the Mame I..paor. which wee cely st.eut eight inches asp, the ushotuneta dammed being prubebly atomsd by the fall. The puy rimmed • verdict of " Mt:ideate! dealt." St ICIDE St A SI blelAC.-00 the evening alf Friday last Peter Bell, • young was Mast IS pen of epe, as Lyrabsa, Is the Fermi of Liiisismsa, Why, put ' • • =1 M hie mistmee by autos three best ear es ear. He bad bon ander treetwent as a Mastis Mr some time Is Oartnevel Asylum, Gliegoe, and wee hem that taputuuott is Jose lost as Minas reetrmai, It however, that Mlle or bur Says use Ms matury with redoubled wellgaity. Os the day ef bed Meth he et temped to inedie W Mate est methee, she am spa people. and with wllts• as resiest They formsmily eseepsl how to. fary, shish tees alma • mirsole, be below • posed& athletic me • sed they Melee gene he prorate the aanstikeeo of their seitZere M bees him hid gnaw swains, re strains, no their Mum Ides issciati M astis The submarine telegraph cable from Past Lys's to the Cir-st Onside. Bad. bat weeived sews dump how the cable of 111. Repel Crew bias kid egress it; but °mai to IL. ewe et lb. .0110 gr the pease sin sat dream r urn St es seesisird. . [Alvertiseineat.]—Nlll, MA.P or NINA. JAPAN, r . •••11.1.4.1 the weseeeil heleelecth helm le 00 lin SOM. re new Memel be te.. sr,. tae air re beams at Sam. lc. twee eh h tis " nee 4WD PI: Is addilim te the row rarer at ser Ora ir 1 err parr ad She b•• •••l. • •••••••• • wip••••••• C S te. al 0001 A war ra a t t'• 5.4 Ye yam report ei 6 WOW et.. lasara. het ler, no or et Ye Mabee el de "Jas a u Ltt Meer k, .b. lit nip hefted hr or saw rem art sara. rr ay. rig Os lob et Celeati lopellLeie le :h. Me% otaa raft tr ft n. par Norm 1/8 rarer—amie. WI. &mil. hisiftib. .0. T/WM" - FRIDAY ,EVENING, DEUEII.OII 2 ) 415,00. NAVAL AND AUL.I74IIr- THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE PRINCIIII3 ROYAL PORTBYOUTH, The court re-amombled co board the Victory this mornin g to try William Ban) , en ordinary mamma of the Primer Noised , ce the foll o wing charges i—Piret for =yen or about the 12th of November, m a d e • muttarme. en board the Primer Royal ; woad, for wad sedemouriag to prevent Samuel Weamog. of tb s. :l 4Pli a mire crew, from promedles t hu statics; third, for •Cocui.• weft ma armed party, who were unlawfatly proceeding to Were Ave prisoners In irons in charge of the sentry in the Ms 9911 9 6 : the* for having endeav oure d t o ma k e a modem earewhip ; filth, tor tong present at a raatiay and eat ing his utmost endeavours to wpm= the awe ; lath, for disobeying the lawful our. mends el be isperlor ricer when the drum beat to quarters, end to ma repairing to the upper deck when me well aided MOM ware piped to do so. The primer was suffering from a moles wooed is the thigh, letheted by a segment of marten, who struck the ps no. when he and a number of tom rushed does the efter-larider to edema the prisoners. Being the only ow to the esekpit armed at the time he struck at the drat man Wei utcrocced to go down the ladder, aid the prisoner fall. The evidease ak m a f o or the wee par, recapluakalery of that what* Me been given —the only adMea that which misled to meow individuaily. The aeon famed the is let charges proved, and the sixth pertly prom& The court therefore armored the mi -1 soave to be imprisoned in the messy pal et Iriatbseter, end kept to bard labor for the et Mre pere. The court than preeendad with Will of NO mews, able sad ordinary, as the followleg drew : fiat, it Wog present at a mutiny end not wan thsk miswrite le sup pers the mass ' • aseandly, for sot reperlem to their Mathew whet the dram beat to quarters, and by not seismeently qen the VFW deck when the well-aided me were to do se. ms prbsamern were identined es the met who, et the kr mielfee of the disturbance, after the snivel of a Yew body of marine, awe up from the lower dark, and tes imam wan recorded as those of the ill-diepossd men. TM court adjourned at 5 p.m. until to-morrow at 9.. m., wire they will again sarcuble end continue the WM germem ADMIRALTY, Dic. 1. Arrournmxii.—Lien lamb B. H. Key (1869), to the Ahab's. 26, screw steam tiMat Chatham, H. W. ll* (1864), A. te. IL Roe sag R. R. Traory, to AO 12.111k14 gummy p, M rommok._ lirit•Wilashen J. T. Sterkliag, le Ow Desallsee, 31, law ells= a r i z ie. guard wren Iteurtem. T. CyrwtvAils. =emen G. I. A. Cox, sad B. Drbti to the Pawn, IT, mew almathaap. M flbeerness. WOOLWICH, Doc. 1. A detritnent of Royal Artillery under orders for Clime. IA Woolwich thia day by railway for onhorkoiloa at Pedmosili. _ _ Royol Earoters.—Captaialton—cs secomied Hot, Ms is tbo Railway CPCIIIIIii•IUG Bawd Trodo—hoo tr Imo' to the eisollvo lia, on appiatatel le tin laiviekir- Oamesl of FortAloollotio-oilloo, Whitetail. Major De COM orillood to km Woolwich toe tits Wont Wigs. PORTSMOUTH, Dux 1. The Fawn, 17 screw corvette, Commander R. P. Color, mrimd thes @Amnion from Blhoorimm, smd oeleLsd Ur lag of Admiral W. Bowls*, C.B. TUTlvid mom momml, Blamer Hoary W. Atka oxi mamdar. Wed qtas aharamm. The Algiers, 9l, saw, Captaan 6.orp W. O'Callagbaa, is upped Wawa, br Porthiad. DIVONPOBT, Dam 1. Sas 'hummer Cksam—Sidi Alp, is chary of bet sow egnmegmbr, Me. Jar /ray, lasi from tkis pert as for Cassels, with the iris's sail lieulis of sadism is es elm Ms cm bawl 239 omist to 164 bobro risks. Whoa W les gelled .114 • took 404 simis. Tim tebl len by abbe to 'beat 96, via--goe egeoes, B. Dam. sad 27 sad ebe restriaihr bawl' nadir Ivo pun of ails, ken sumolos. Omni altar prawn wits bows returssil to tisk bombs, is asswisssor of Isimlllissis ration, hovvided mesa kw Wis. nisei as, Is hospital will, oar ships. - INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-D.. I. (Beim Yr. Castathriart 11Trp IX as mum azionr PA O& - - - This hosiviat, wbo b beta as easkaser is Coleman mallet, City, Isms owned by Yr• sewed oa the part of • ' Kr. Baia. Kr. Dowse It spewed that the = d ied Wm teens • bankrupt and twice ea lasolvent. He tow owed shoat 2,0001, and bed debts owing to hest The oomplaint of Mr. Ham that the iosolvent bad besa employed to aell some .8404 to Mr. Ham, wbo hod been In Wilmer NMI Mesa peetaseship. The wam reslised woe 28&., sad the behres wow due ewe 871. Tbsre were Ober debts as the weedaie kr !wham dos for epode sold by section. Mr. Webb (Preston and Webb), the itkirney to this oppos ing creditors, stated the fame of be ewe, mad the mossy paid by the insolvent A TM inatiM74dsciared that If he bad been gima time be could ham paid the money. Hie lamer faalnns was ken malefortazio, sod being habte foe others' Mak kr. Sergood asked the court for an saamplary yalgamat, an the grand that the insolvent had sppomaa d thamensi, whisk is was Ma duty to have paid owe who ha had void th ir r il wen beard in oddgatiaa, amasldag that the Insolvent had mthavoured to pay to Um Mart at his pro tTM insolent, when the oommissiossr was about to give =roddromed tM coart, urging that he should have am bass alordad to bun. Re had already hem Maio numbs In plies. Ms. Omarahltmer Murphy mid It woe the dity et an sue. Skew I. pay over mow as mos is be reedwil it, sad not to aft It with hi own. TM inaohwat bad be.. three moodis to palass, and the judgment would be tam swaths tram the moths order ea the Illat at October, Ike a tomb of Inst. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before 11r. Barna Bramwell.) The Rev. Beery Jobs Hake, the late chaplain to the Wandsworth Boas of Commetion, was charged with an in' &OM% einault upon Mary Bugle& Plummer, a girl eleven years of ago. aeetha count the didadeat we. charged with a 'huller lanai apes Mama Ansa= m the sister of the lamer little girl child eledh ya old. iinti win are ot several other cants charging the &- whit • mama aranit. Mr. Cooper sad Mr. Mande andseted the prosecution. Baja= Baratta was speak released with Mr. Robin mos and Mr. P. H. Lab hr the Edam Mr. Cooper addressed the jury, esd sold it wee his most =ay to lay this dleasseleg ass ran them. The as t w a camera a data= el the church of Eng lead, sad fur a.m., sine Mad the ales of Maio& to the BOON of Correodos at Wandsworth, sad he was charged with nest atrocious medal towards two little girls, the ' demegMers of a of form= residing in WPM= who bed h. ta his charge at a school kept by Ilea et NV The issue of the inquiry, he sad, grist adealmtedly be a most korai cos, the carestsr of the b. hada= and the Sonia peeps= sad lappleass of Mae yes= children bang lashed In the lasedgedsa Re was sure, bArsver, that Me jury would do their day, sad d the evidence eatist4d than al the guilt of the diembent, dry woad not hesitate to my se by char van= The aides= far the pessentios we. the gene fee it was of snob a ware es to render It quits =lt Ise i tises Amodio, to the aridenee of the older add, alert lammeihiely cher at bed beta ish is the 4 1 6,1 1 , OE 11 0 40- hadest be camerae= • tam et lir nest illegnaleg IMF &NM WNW/ her. Abe= • Maid& afar Ible the slier was tam to the masa, and, messiresa to basevidesee, es the Mu sight she weetheiethedaa=staeled bibs smerseaser to wads Ur. ?be meat of the you War went to the school with abld,sad the other the, spaired, .mode is ha, and requested that she would take rter away hoot the school ; but she did not, seemed, etas to the fall exteat what had happened. The sadist, idea she bed ream= home, lilt alarmed at whet her daughter had told bar, end she sad bar kaband =at the art day to Weadoweeth sad inslad upon taking the children away ; arl as were gatag home the Maims told the whole of whet bad and the result was the the present pro seintles wee what the &haat. The wet part the este was that both the girls rep= sTemil awdl ,that to. Rah, the wile of the didamisat, was per. whin seer the este bAssary woes committed. It sweat that heasedaisly qua the discovery taking • Mese tllll perish if the shadows mode • eramenation to ,• Me bishop, who ran= the satin to the aid= justices of the plan, end a day wee_appslated ea laastigation to tam plea dare, hut the &lads= did net attend. The two dB e , who gparvss tar eadenes is a simple and salsa usza4,_ way , i s m a i da id pai a detail of the degatles conduct that bed hoes towards them by Ma deredatt. They wets to • sera, croft s:Naiades by Barjeent Bellaire, bat very little apparel to be ahead from them that in gay way tended to invalidate that. traehay. William Taylor, a pollee salts, proved that a warrant for the apprehension of the dammisai wee plaid in his bade 4111 the 44th of October, but opus he app dyieg at hie ra dar he mold not dad hi= and he pre headsd him at an had is Masers As eta the deesedeat to the polisreindes Ise deb, be =pied the pe ar ware of the chirp agora blow, ad wham rinsed Ma that to the wars= be bad lee his eipmeheaden he wee dreg= with a ammo= meal; ha he barrel thst two inienestions hid Wes sworn agar& Yet shag = = separate simmeenond he head boa the_ prelesters reed was he wee bare Me Ismikihroft. Time dshat Ma asked blea whet w b e i e nne ridnessao for a *Saw ad of We dearipties, =I he kin dot be believed the assleirele had the power a pass a seam= of one moath's imprieesnessi sad herd labour for seek offence. _ /1141412 t BeMarine inquired of the whirs wheatr he woe sot swan that, so far from the deferent having purposely kept out of the way, he had bean to aseimanitation with Mr. Pratt, the solicitor for the pressostion, and that the Mender rot to the hotel by es errangentent with that gentiessen, In eras that be might give himself up t The witness add he led se knowledge of Ur frt. At the serest etre hard sedseat Mr. Pratt wee called ire the risme lox, sod he awed that be rat to the hotel st• orserketion resrlyed from Mrs. wile e the defendant. He wee scieompanied by the pol ls. eassindembe trek the defender btu custody. By Mr. i. Sfitneas wee aware that three creatable had bees to look out for the ilsiadeat now the warrant had granted for his apreherdos. Mr. R. Oastow, _the gowns, of the limo al Correction at Wandeworth, deposed that the deindest had bets chap ter Wirt estabilerrnfer mere than Mgr la or sn the ares el the annsienin tan wee to the rho p by perans el the thibiria, re nellegjesthee the pros Argenta the lieth of Orrin far the iressigatio of n al the elk*, rd wrissos the estretery of the megistratee, art sore to the dander le that tiler Mr. and Mrs. Plesemer slso nerved • slender asehea, but the investigatios sever took pre, Mears the dellinhat previously resigned ids appoiatment r shrishi. Is answer to {antes put Irc g il d r. Swim' Bollisdro, Mr. Outlaw mid that it wee net his rein tar the de. feeder reigsed his appointor{ in the swot of s esa nneeks he bed with ham in tolkome Wide wort be sleds re of the etnevation that whitlow the perk ef the lane. =wilOt be, his ministration %the rifts, after sack • head ler made against him, would to watlefactory. Wires had heard that the debsd.st was soncerned In some •CP:=peseredinp which had acceeionsd him • greet deal end eresse. la mere to • question put by the Lena Judge, Mr. Ostrow add that he did sot make the neervation be bed rehired to ben say belief net tire was fordation for the theme that wee are spirt Ids, but been be con sidered thei, ens If Ida horses. 'board be sendelished In the timer peril& wrier, still the fast of • charge of each • errs term bees made egret him would prevent hie Eerier thin bomber, real to the prisoners. Berjesist Bellesdne then made • most powerful oddities to Me s ta behalf of the derdant, and he called upon them to itim, on the pool that the riders le support al the could set be relied ct, and that It had been trumped ap by the two little girls in order that they might bit taken away from the school, to which they admitted they had a disinclination to be seat. He said that the eccosetion that wee made against the de- Iriest was of the most atrocious character, and, ern ben the improbability that • clergyman aad • men is the position of the defendant should have hoes guilty of etch contact, it appeared to him to be incredible, end utterly unworthy of belief. He put it to the jam es mon of the world and acquainted with homes saes" whether it wee likely that • man would have sated Is the manse described almost the very first moment that a young girl was placed under hie charge; and also, whether it was not repugnant to human oaten that each proceedings could have her adopted within the bream and almost, if not actually, in the presence of his ova wife f • great number of witnesses, Neer whom were the Rey. Mr. Bullock, Captain Bridge, lire. Bridge, Dr. Booth, the Rev. Mr. Dolma, the vicar of Web/send, Captain Leicester Partys, Mr. Prairie, sod Mr. Briscoe, M.P. for Wet &army, magistrates of the toasty, all of whom had known the defendant a great many yeers, gave him • high character for morality, sad they also a:peered as opinion that he was utterly incapable of committing the lee imputed to him. Bajeent Ballwin@ mkt that • great may other eremites were an attendance to tastily to the arrester of the defendant, but he cooaidared it we not nocestory to occupy any more of the time of the court by tellies them Baron Bramwell rd it re Impossible*, say err to rye a highs: character then bed been already drooled to for the &ruder The isenol Judge, In narcotise up, said it was ornately • met extraordinary thing it the story that bad bean told by these two obildree had been laventsd by than; but if the jury believed that story, there was uo doubt that the defen dant ought to be eunkied upon this Indictment. They, how ever' wen the judges of the value of the seldom th at was laid Won thaw, and if they should ba of opinion that they could not safely rely upon the tinier" then they ought to soot& the dessodent. HY ionlehip_then preeseded wannest upon the hose at the thee, NA nal that it ostitialy was moot , outeetedlaszy that the alsindloot Amite itatit commeseed ' swim omen or poweliss Awe Wee "be set em el abs MAIM minaret ll.leVairitilt mots so dist ha should have sated as was repainted while his wille.wee in the room, who, if the evidence was to be believed, must really have been en scoonsydiar in the transaction. The jury 'Mimi at four o'clock to comider their verdict, and returned into court so ten minutes to live, and found the piercer Gail*. Mr. Baron Bramwell, Weaning him, wild he had ben convicted of about as hateful an Adduce as could possibly be imagined. It was impossible ter COoe3iTe • worse crime than tor • man to take advantage of his pordtion and let in such • manner towards two poor little children who hod been planed under Cl. protection, sad he therefore telt it hie duty to par upon him the extrcple notes:toed the law (or such an offvnoe which was, that he he 'reprimand and kept to hard tribal; for two years upon each charge, the second period of two years to commence at the expiration of the first. The prisoner addressed the oourt, and with great excite ment declared that the children had bean tilling abominable lies. He added that the sentence pawed upon him must, to him position as a clergymen, crush and rain biro, and he should never have • chance of retrieving his character. He must, of couric, submit to the verdict of • jury of his countrymen, but if it was the last word he had to my he declared his innocence of the mints, arid the time would come whey this would be made out. 397;;11;r, and 4w Smith, 23, un married. were charged with the wilful murder of en Magid mete child of the laet•naenttoead prisoner. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted; Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the prhioners. In this cue the grand jury ignored the bill against the prisoners, and they were now arraigned upon the coroner's inquisition. Mr. Metcalfe mid that after the decision of the grand jury, he did not think that he ought to oder any evidence is support of the coroner's inquisition. fhe jury consequently reasoned a verdict of liot NEW COURT. e (Before Kr. Zemke Dyke.) AU Butlir, 20, carmaa was indicted fur the manslaughter Lianaban. Yr. LlLey prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended. The prisoner is carman to • firewood dealer, end on the 9th of November wee to hie master's cart, and according to several witnesses had Dot either the mina is his hand or Ms fete to the horse when the oart went over the deceased, • child about nine yams of see. Toe jury returned • verdict of Not (hilly. Jana Halpin* 27, phoemaker, was indicted for crating and wounding Petrick Connor, with intent. Mr. Lilley and Mr. Dickie prosecuted, and Mr. Ribtos defended. The parties, who ere Irish, lived Is littepbertre-conrt, Spitelllelda, end some gourd having taken pleas sraespe the wives of the prisoner and prosecutor, who interposed, the pioneer stabbed him in the leg. Mr. Ribton did nut deny that Were had been an tuilawhd wounding ; and upon that count the jury convicted the pri soner, and the Quart sentenced hint to four years' penal servititde. I THIRD COURT. (Bdore the Common Serjeant.) Wilhelm Prdu and If'slham Ward surrendered to take their Mal upon ea Indictment which charged them with conspiring to molest sad endeavour to for one Frederick Ver fora end others employed by Messrs. Trollops to depart ism emir employment. Mr. Gliferd. - who wes for the promcution, said that having reed the depoeitione, he felt that he could not support the moms for conspiracy; and therefore if hie (rind would agree to the debacle:its pleading guilty to a common sassult, he amid not caw any evidence ma the other count. Mr. Mem said he could not mower the charged a meows mum& The thlend•Ois thin ple►dd guilty to o common easealt, and were ordered is eater into their own recognisance* to come up for judgment if oalled epos. The Common fierjasat in the coins of the proceedings paid a high compliment to the men engaged in the strike, kW he nod th►t ►lthough lie did not agree with strikes, he felt happy in being &lila to say that the present one had bum ooncluded ; sod that the tom, although public opinion wet against them, had oonductod thestraggle In a moat creditable The prosecutor complained of his having been subjected to a most °Manny, crow-examination at the poliovcourt, and bad inquired into matters they had not say occasion to do. The Common lierjesat—They silted ran chaeseter, and found all that had been said against It was mere chaff. ( 1 / 4 1LIV • Morns*, described as en artist, wee indicted for uttering forged chtques. Mr. Len&rd prortcuted. Tile prisoner had run up a bill with a Mr. Peacock, of the Ping's Arms, Oxfurd•strwit, and asked him to cash him • cheque for 44 16e., drawn on the Gravesend Rankin Com pany by a Mr. liVtllisens, and at the mate time produced a letter which threw Mr. Hancock off his guard, and he melted it for him. It subsequently turned out to be fictitious. The prisoner, an Italian, through Mr. Albert, the inter preter, said that the chinas had been given him by a young men now in Nevgate, in payment for a peters. This per son was tried and convicted yesterday at this court, ender the name of Scott, for uttering forged cheques on hotel Import. Verdict, icor Guilty. Charles Tucker was indicted for obtaining 111. by fraud. Mr. for the & h Orridge was fur the prosecution; and Mr. Metcalfe am — The prosecutor, a simple. looking man, had been arc uteri in Holborn by the prisoner, and finally taken to a public• hum, where two other men cams in, and the converatition turned upon opening a lock which the prisoner produced, and mid be mild open whilst another counted tee. A bet of 15L was mode, and dm prosecutor staked 111. The prisoner loot, and theother seen mad* off with the money. The prisoner was convicted, and sentenced to six months' hapisoameet. FOURTH COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Gawp Knight, 30, laboarrer, was indicted for a robbery with medicos YR Edward Wright. Mr. Diokie prosecuted, sad Mr. M i lkeaell defended. The prosecutor, a pricier, was It appeared going home on the morning of dm 61k of November, shout one o'clock, when he was induced to enter a Owe in Brackley-street, St. Luke's, known m a j•gger.ahop, to here some liquor. The primmer and moose women were there, and no sooner had the prosecutor called for some drink than hie arms were held from behltd and a handkerchief passed so tightly over hie month by the prisoner that he was almost choked, and whilst in that state be wan robbed. Ile finally got away, and meet ing • constable in Moor-lime and seeing the prisoner in the jigger-shop, be gave him Iwo custody. Mr. M•Donnell, for the defence, argued that under the drellautances the prosecutor's identity of the prisoner was Sct to be ',Baden. fierur; legwtted the prisoner. The Recorder directed the police to look after the place where the canoe mai committed. VOLUJTZU stirs MOV3IIIIII. • ROYAL NAVAL 80300 L, Nsw-C24.9.—1t bovlmg ems to the limewiedge d her Illmjmity sal Ws Rea= use the Pram Consort that the emu' et this are dearer et erotism te the weermar erthersithg ball. 11111111 INlMibe the requisite apparels ler maths the wider Mmid, se es to mwthr is ethibris deousbou the your, the Mow tog oommaksios Ws hem reesivett by kr. Althel law" dr eserstarb Imes Weed the Rea or C. B. Phim vie.— " Mather Coeds, ithit Nev., IVA —I hew the *mere ts Wenn yes last bar likkale sad the Plisse Cement have emateemded IMO to repeat thek Samar demedtme .1201. sad loi.reepectively tower& the emearam of the swimming bath, which sprain to he meet desirable." The sum re voked to effect this _purpore is about 7002.. sod ae moan, of thermals of the Sorg Natal School emliethe a prekeelon to which a ksowladge of the art of ewinwded mutt be in wahtablo to the., it is ceeddeatly hoped that, with the recent alternate bash le the recollectent of the public, the Mood& el the easel sererk• will assist a &wise se well calculated to bleat three who are &Wad to b.osas do Wore deleesten si their eamthet. dOrnd 111DDLISS X RNLI VOLVNTUBS.—A mud Wel el we Imagism la the dirt of traduce will Wks plata tarorrow at I asa., BerArt.bsuat, Welbsam =•dwitica will kr oared to the parnel ambito. • arry adder, ammt will be altai various bruserlood re Mr .ad ...4 farmer rallway lbwrots, orsroire fuer hquid Its rile rolls sad War veissibs. TIIS Valuator will la ~m od, the oulasrad el Viewer lloaskalm, la dry saw dmen Big JAME.. GLEAN ON THE VOLIMITIIIth MOOR. wearr.—The voltmeter movement bee both Oath up with seat spirit iahale. • poetic waft wee Mid en Wid nes/ay is the Towe-holl, the Meyer pnidas i , at whisk the Cirsethosieem wee meniketed. TM Dom el Collet% erehipfnl the Chmweiler of the Noma, and imony el W Meal gentry, were pment, and addresseri the isamiag. • Leer ws. read from the Merl of Canis ezpresetag hie cordhi sympathy with the threement. A letter wee also read from Sir James anthem, in the wane of which he mays: —" Peace a. the policy which 1 am awe 1/11110011 maintain, sod 1 should deeply regret any word or deed which night be misconstrued i ato menace by mighbooring eatasee. But M the present circumstances Swap wwwwww of peownoe appear to me to be wow may • • sad the @pesthole of s free people volenteely armies to Uimd teem eleas M so bed security Mr national 'Mews dome, sad try cheek the spirit of eggressics in other (mar -1 km. I Gnaw dread the toasting, oat I will thank you Is sad my male he the linbeniption hat for 211." Lamp the wee the Dees of Colima, Cartels Jame, Mr. oh sweep, Mr. Nisholean ilodgeoet, and and re setwithe in fewer el the format/us of a volunteer some kr Centel' were peed, MANCH/AVM VoLtrirraaa ItirLes.—The first ne glesent of bleesehrosew Rifles is to be locsweed to thineth eitexaise, or 1,300 mes. The greater portico of these COUI• wha their fell complement of volunte ers , an d several at rather more them the Weeded maahnnto of 100. • "wood regiment, to weer exactly the 'saes maws as the Bret, sad to be armed like them with the than Ws* le also bunting, and Mine companie. have weds owithheoble rartowards Maoists% the required witaimit at ma. • ompany is also Meting. A third negimint he ohs to be formed, with . slopes: end cheaper anthem. • Ewen wee bald pottoday, at whikk it was deleemioni 4 forty • ficettleit Caps in Manthester. The Mayer (whe is a Bootohnew) raided, end gave Ms to the thetrement. TIM eves* • menthe, le i To i ro= " ll:r i to' puma ef etheiderthe the toem.Wan of The Marlow tat Ratiosal Veitattin at the Working Clamor," and ft is ingssed to apply he geoethntele to place 10,000 Mesta their owns.A rifle - oh& le aho In the canna of folmetiaa. CORM prod of gentlemen who with to learn the us of the Mk, but have so desire to weer mit , rot or to drib. The townships Immediately oljoiaing Mourne..., when rifle corps are is ammo of lormatian,Me Levettehnione (where 20 hew pea e s k smash langeight, Rtisholew, Arderiek, amebas', Monads, Bemis, Maeroued Cerise. In .11 tame place. active pep am tattiest to wry oat the movement. VOLUSTI=I/10 iii 1.117AP00L.-0. Wednesday even* esthasiestio metier were held In the Collegleme Inetitaties and to Trimmers taw of the suburbs of Birk's heed) to take Wept for the formation of corps for the Everton sad Katie!. Metrical and for Transom Mr. T. B. Horse • bl.p sad other billusetial gentlemen, were present at the collegiate meeting, sad spoke warmly in favour of the move as mt. A new ornaputy, of which Mr. I. B. Bright (mentary to the britiah sad Irish Magnetic Company) Me been roan needed se captain, and Mr. L. H. Pen as Ant thateatiot, boo been formed to Liverpool, and will be waled the Es shines Company. It (twopence the cache In the w = Calaw ay'sLiverpool offices, and is open to other DINOLIFFION OF PAILTNFILSIIII. —ln our impels dm of loOoday loot Ir. Obsertet, under the hood of Fran Prliky idirbfoGrofO," Par toe reli 1.. , ,,50d—C. West end J. Wastinik a l i s tot, and Cosign!, is igeudairs, inerchanta sew We by Wirt, sad Co. tlist such on amooloomat le entirely orrooeouii, no mob dissolution Irvin bon aololoi la 'Moro Chiutte, nor, in fact, having taboo plods. no wake wild' appears In the (Mutts of noisy lost Mom voroly to • change in th e i d y l s or ism , viz., 'bat tie keine fatly carried on by them ludo, Ur; style or Am of H. H. Pau), Brown, and Co., will from thoose osolo lo be anted le aoo.r the styli, or lirm of Woot. Co. DZfIaCCTIOX 07 • COTTON MILL AT BOLTON. Oa Wedareday, about keil•paet 14 elutes the eorkpeople were &lest et dioner, • is leeks out In the cotton uitU of Lemnos Waateter, eYael. ia Salt Pie Yard, top of Near. seta Belton. It le an old will, tee tae Ire spared with rest rapidity, biddies alma to the t Mete of lb. Bremen he meet its program. It tree, h , 1110,c1, &AMNIA, pre vented Irma vetted* le the acuota ai property. Tee sill la which the tin orbilueled la entirely demo) •d. The = i. Jawed, bat 111. saki act he the full .nisei of the THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROUIII. Hopkins, led about 16 yam of .p, woo charged am follows Frederick Brook, amistant to Mews. druggists, 95, Bialtoprotetresireet Within, said the prisoner had been in Mears. idTulian's employ for some time, during which there had bean a number of erticles missed. and suspicion falling on the prisoner, he'erm induoed to watch him, and the melons day saw him take i 4 os. bottle of oil of clover, which was ow the counter, sod put it into an empty hoe which he had ander hie arm, and Mks It cpmairs. He followed him to the third door, and wetted till he came out of the room, and then saw that the bottle was not in the box. Charles Harley, porter to the prosecutor., tweed that, while 'secreted In a large drawer In the third tar, be saw the prisoner come in and take two 4 oz. bottles of die shelf, and pat one into each of his troves'. pockets. He e mid not follow him at the time, being locked in the drawer; but as goes se he was relented he told the last witzwee what had ha gn i reman said he searched the spot from when', the prisoner bed taken the two bottles, and behind • small cask In found secreted • pound bottle of spearmint oil, value 265., and thirtetn empty bottles, which had contained oil of salved, but of which latter article they had lately last an immense quantity. Detective Hayden said he took the prisoner into custody at his residence. He •earched the hones but could not bad the oil. He found upon his person lf. 17e. 4d. The prisoner was remanded. I. Clark, 47, was charged with stealing a p•rewl, con taining fourteen yards of sails/Lin cloth, from • van is Coe non-street West. Police•constable 472 said, he saw the prisoner in Canto-g -obbet on Wednesday evening, about fire, with elarge bundle ea his shoulder. He appeared to be in great haste, but as boon as he sew him (win:wee) he walked very goer. He then turned up Old Change, end rem as fest se he could. Wit ness followed end caught him war the Post-ofkos. Upon asking him what he had there, he said be did not know ; It did not belong to him; a gentleman bed given it to him to ry. carJ obs &roper, wont to Mr. Joseph Younghnsband, corner, said hi had logo to 65, Cannon-greet, end while in there delivering some goods, the parcel of sealskin was taken bout his van. He had left his brother, a boy seven years old, in the van, who told him that • gentleman spoke to him = end when he turned to look in the van again, the penal wee gems. It wee directed to Messrs. Ponsiord, 44, Couloir street, The prosecutor paid the p ,reel was worth scree guinea, and asked for • reamed, to order to sedearour to trees • parcel lost the eventug Wale in • similar manor, bon about the sans spot. The prisoner was remanded accordiesly. The Lord Mayor requeeted the press to seksewheige the rehorpt of U. froze " 0. W.," ler the poor box. 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The eleamer was about a mile dissent from the Arm shorn when the collision took pleas, sod was Amok as the Warned side—not the starboard, as his lama Iseceready stated. Guinn Euleshani, of the Bag* caused the onaimer's helm to be ported, so that, by thns gran • little closer to the laud be might get clear of the heaps Pladda, sad the aster tropbe ia supposed to have originated from the Plaids having refused to answer her helm ater the tug, afraid of being ran down daring the squall, had parted from her. Oa Inquiry at the office of the owners, it would appear that the numbers ea board the Eagle have been overestimated, sod no mews ' than ten or %waive are oonaderal as lost or miesiag. As already reported, the second mate, Hobert Campbell, is mid to be drowned. He was upwards of forty years of age, married, and leaves a widow and five &Writs. Among the missing, and believed to be lost, are Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, cabin . Mr. Hunter who had a large farm in Done wen owner of the 200 sheep on board the steamer. "A Melancholy story has been told Ira by Thomas Lappin, a steerage passenger by the Eagle, at present residing at 46, Hain-street, Goebel'. It appears that Lappin., whole an Liebman, bas been engaged in this country as a pitman for the last twelve years. His wife, who for some time past bad bean residing in Ireland, had by some means or other heard that her husband had been killed near Airdrie while following his young:to and she 'lmmediately laft that country and came over here, arid on finding her husband sound in body and mind, she forthwith expressed her deter mination that death only would hereafter separate than; at the same time insisting on her husband to return home dandy to his fatherland. Mr. Lulu, however, demand, ' wishing rather to wait her. until tau beginning of Us new yaw, at which time he was willing ;sough to actiompsny her, but she entreated so earnestly that tie gestated, gave up ns situation, and, gathering together his worldly poems lions, prepared to proceed to Ireland. They chose the unfortunate Eagle as the ahlp in which to make the La=thome, and sooordingly started with her on y last. All went well with them, includiag their family, numbering three, the eldest aged four irzeiarsamed Thomas; the second, aged three years, named et; sad the youngest, • babe only twelve months old—till the moment of the accident, when, of owing, they ware much confased. Immediately on the crash the children inn awakened, and, after repeating a brief prayer, the dis tracted parents snatched up their offspring in their arms, Of mother taking the youngest, and the father the two oldest, and oohed on deck. Arrived there, Lappin laid Thames and Margaret on the foreceals, and, taking his wife's hand, was in the act of &mimic* her when a rush was made by the other passengers, and she waa trampled under foot. Lappin, of coarse, lost his hold of her, and he never saw bar more. He Is of opinion that in the crush she and her babe had beta hur ried overboard, as he fancied he heard her votes on the water, calling on him. By the time the unfortunate mac recovered his senses, his other two children were also gOO% they hav ing most likely shared the fate of their mother. By this time the steamer was sinking, and there being no time toles% Wi rsaved himself by catching bold of a rope attached to ladda. An may easily be cestjeatered, the bereaved men is in a very distracted aide, arid the hope—ales I how taint— lingers in his breast that possibly his wife or soma of the children may have reached the shore. With that idea he intends proceeding to Arran to-day. Lappin gives gnat praise to Captain Eagieshana and the first mate for their eon duot during the catastrophe, although his opinion of dm. behaviour of tha crew is not very entering. He states that there was only one boat got down during the quarter of so hour that elapsed from the collision to the asking of the Eagle. According to Mr. Lappin, • great ntunbar of the .14 passengers were asleep at the time of the amedent. . 1 7E vessel has sunk into deep water, not • vestige dime being seen on the surface at low Lids, and, coosequally, until the sea breaks her up, it cannot be expected that any of the bodies which are believed to be on board will be cast on shore. Opinions are divided as to who was to blares. It le the custom of stamen proceeding to the north of Ireland to keep as close se possible to the load, sad the Eagle was purstung this course when the collision moaned. The wind being W.N.W. the Pladda was on her proper track, sad the lamentable suet took place through the indistinctness with which the llguts of the two vessels were seen, owing to the inclement chancier of the weather. It is aid, however, that in the hurry of the moment, when the barque wee ..mo bearing down upon the steamer, and when the alarm ems given, that same hitch in regard to the coarse which the vessels should hays taken happened; bat this will be fully investigated when the official government examination Into the estate feats takes place." ifAREE7S. COTTON.—Lrianzona, Dec. I.—The Wes of cotton to day ere estimated at 8,000 Wee. The motet Is without ohmage Whoa in &mead or prima. WOOL AND WOUTED.—Bastironn, Dna. 1.-17 ts demand for wool is sot Ms more general character rhos we ban experienced fat the lest two months, sad prices are more steady than they wars. An nemesia= prevails that there will now be an active business for some dos ix spring. la soils and shorts we hays no change to report. Then is more inquiry than there was for wonted yams ea the part of the esport houses, and sores contract* have been mitered into. Prices rule too high for large openalione. With the smog- Vas of the defuse trade, is which the business is meagre, there is also a steady home consumption. Time is gnat damns in the piece department. Merchants it. not cagee to buy or give out orders till after ■cock. taking. Asa whole, this pins market is much less animated than ii 111%.. WOOLS.—Ltvimiroot, Dnc. I.—Since our last monthly report the wool market bas promoted no new feature worthy of comment, the attention of the trade ham bees chiefly oc cupied with the public sales of colonial wools now peopled ing In Landon, and toe transactions have bean limited to the acute' requirements of the trade without any material alter ation in prices., but the more pacific tone of political matters on the Continent ruling during the last few days has tended to create a firmer tooe to the market generally. Best India wools are in good request, particularly the floor qualities, bat the bulk of new sr:site's being held tor our next publlo isles, the traoaactions are confined to parcels in second bawls. at slight improvement on lest auction rates. Egyptian hee been In good mow, and some coosidereble soles nave bees We both on the spot end t. to arrive," but late extreme ream are now warmly obtainable. Turkey, Smyrna, Ea, neg lected. Lisbon and Oporto washed is good but grow heavy of sale. PortMiail sheep's wool —both washed and unwashed—in good request, se also Alpaca, in which some considerable isles were made in the mailer part of the month, and the present limited stooks of both deocriptions are now bold for extreme quotations. River Plate wools motions in tamer, parti cularly the liner qualities of both washed sod is grew. Donato' good combing sorts are wanted, bat scarce; inferior qualities not ready of sale. Some sales of Iceland have been made on the spot at rather easier ratan English and Irish during the past fortnight have been is more actin demand, particularly combing qualities, and have recovered the slight depremion noticeable at the oixonseacecuent of the peat month. Scotch dull, and without change in prim. The London auctions of floe wool have progressed steadil , and the advance of id. to lid. per lb which wee the commencement hr been fully supported; this series will tsrmioate on the Srd instant, and will be followed by the low wools on the Intl Instant.—From Messrs. Gnaw and Co.'s Monthly Circular. CORN.—Btattutonast. Dec I.—During the early put of the peat month an advance of surly Se. per qr. took phew in the value of wheat, but owing to the very large sup- Oise of old Bushell, the greeter period the rise his glace bees lost, and our quotations now vary but little from thou, gives in our circular at the beginning of Lott month. Of the sew mop the quantity brought to market moaning comparatively small, and of this only a portion le or lee quality. The autumn wheat sowing, for which the sees= has been very favourable, may now be considered es completed, and shonld there be favourable weather, a considerable part of the land midst mangold Irral zel and turaips will be sow. before the end of the year. • f .rtnight ethos peke. In Frames rose quite ea much or even snore than ours did ; at present but little reaction has taken plus there, and large speculative pur chases of flour for future delivery have been nude, chiefly on Liverpool account. These prices are, however, still below the point at which the present French sliding scale simile of a duty on foreign low enough to allow its 11114 for oonsanaptimi. By the lest reports, some considerable shipments of wheat and flour were being made from the United States to this country; but se the prices paid were such as to leave • smart lose on our present currency—the cost being increased by.. advent* which had occurred in freights —we do not think enough flour will arrive from that, or any other quarter, materially to affect the consumption of English. In the Neapolitan dominions grain has remained about the same price during the month, and the large purchases which that government has of lea made in the Black Sea will leave a heavy lure ; little being yet consumed. The Baltic is reported to be pretty much cloud by ice, end 'tome quantity of wheat recently bought for shipmeet to Ireland end Scotland will probably have to remain until the spring ; thou purchases, if sold at pre. sent prices, would, we thin k, leave little proit, A large Sestet corn-den ships hem the Mediterranean and Bleck Sees has arrived during the past week et the porta of call on our coast, and et least few hundred more are still on the way. All our markets being just now apparently well supplied with home-grown produce, we think theft will not and • reedy sale, and that • large quantity will have to be Mond on importers' account. Oar stocks at Gloucester have been somewhat reduced since our lest circular; we have now nu- Serially less of moat kinds of grain than at any time during the last twelve months, and were it not for the large 'applies brought to market by our farmers this might bare had Gomel &treble Measure on our prices. There is still no foreign market we are acquainted with at which a parches" of wheat could be made with a fair prospect of prat oa shipment to this country. Some shipments ef wheat and other grain have been made front Entice, be., to Por tugal, and It lo expeoted that before long the Spanish government will have to allow the Importation of corn. Our prevent prices ere—Boglish red wheat, Sc. 4J. to ss. 9d. ; white, 68. Bd. to Os. 4d. per 621 be. at Birmingham; Dentsic, ss. 9d. to 6a. 6d.; Odessa, 6e. 2d. to 6.e. 10d.; Petersburg, 6s. 6d. to 60. id., per 621e5., at Glow's:re. We have bad a very large sale for foreign grinding barley during the put manta at priors advancing each week. tomtit, g a total rise of about 2s. per quarter. The quantity left et Glououter Is now small, and we believe few more cargoes are expected; but the period of the year We Prated sad 14611.1101 Ist •uuAr Am Mr" ei Nik 11. 1.9 010,4 Ara*. le ,h• OW a lorooke. Printr xi ibe Oess. la lawaied and. Is tie PRAM d Irlitatelan.— T. josmain; INF fug which we tumidly have the principal doomed for this erode io now nearly over. No improvement has token place in the value of English. Sweet Odes.. is selling at 27s to 28..; Meted, 26e. tid. to 241 e. 64.; French, 29..8d. to 30e., per 3911b5., at Birmingham. Irish oats are held for on ad vance of le. to 2.. per quarter, but with the exoeptiun al grey, which are bKoming PROD, sell slowly at the rise. Foreign are nearly le. per quarter dearer. Irish black are coning at 22e. 64. • grey, 2.2 a. to 24..; white, 235. to per 3121 be, at Glot:ceeme, secseding to qoality. We expi.ct our ferment will as papal bring forward large etippbss this grata during the next three months. Beene h ave improved in value Is. to 2.. per quarter; and owing to the demand for Scotland and the Channel ports, the prime in Francs have advanced ma.% so so to step further supplies from that quarter ; French beaus are now worth 16.. to 168.8 d., per 1981 b., at Gloucester ; Engli o h, 16s. to 160. 64. for new, and 18s. to 19a. for old, per 19611ie., at Birmingham. Peas are about le. per gamier dearer, a n d these sell slowly, blue end grey at 14e. ; white, 14.. ed. to 16s. W., per 190b5.. at Ofooceistar. The Moak of maize, millet, and dui, et Gloucester, is now reduced into • very arrow compem. The value ha. incremed la to 2.. pa Ert, the first-named being worth 13s. to Ile. 6d. • mile', t a .t e o r loo. 6d. ; dart, 12.., per 1961 be., at Gloucester. p o . War ocatias• abant _nd cheep. Btaxmonax, Dec. L—At Caw:mower market. on the 26M wham wail barely Is. par quarter lower ; at Wm:Rant, the same day, a_reincrion al Is. to 2a. was relactantly sub =Wad to. Darby quite as deer. Oats dull at the late ad. maw Deese rubor samper, whilst pass were lees inquired far. During the pram& week lees wheat hes been offering, end ao further decline accepted. Barley not so moth in re. quest. Beans only taken ta retail. Peed rather cheaper. At WolverhampOon yesterday wheat found boyars at la. to 2 d per quarter below prewar rates. At Mid day's market her. wee (sly a moderate vanity of wheat, yet little prover could be meets in males, except at a decline of Is. per gamer. Harley Arm, with a vary hashed demand. Oats quite se dew, but only token la renal. Beam sad plea unaltered. _ _ Duo. had a iood supply of shoat; theft was • brisk tars sad as rely thwart toads, but at a Marra of Is. a quartet. Barry was alas la rood supply, sad a fair bursar Ina doss at a dares of folly Is. • qr. Is other grain no alteration. Whist, brt, 414. to 48.. per qr.; middlur do., 380 to 48a.; infaefor do., 345, is 38..; barley 33.. to 425. ; oar, 23,t. to Via. ; bras, 40a. to 48.. ; wper, 425. to fbas dour, yr teat, 375. to 42..; do. ad 4. 336. to 37a. klsiecnairratt, Dsc. I.—These war an average attend ance et oar invitee this wonting, bat very HtUe dbpositon wee shown by buyers to operate without a muck greater con. milieu in prices this. holders were disposed to inti-mit to. English wheat must be quoted la. per quarter, end foreign 2d. par 70Ihe. lower. Flour was quite neglected, though offered at a reduction of Bd. to Is. per sack. Osts declined Id. to 2d., end oatmeal Bd. to Is. per load. Beans and In. di= corn web molded L. per quarter. _ _ Nawasi., Nov. 30.—it this market to-day there woe a moderate sappy of wheat, which sold slowly Si a decline of la. ou the currencies of the previous week. Old white, 46. to 62a. ; new, 46 to 80a.; old red, 40e. to 48e.; new, 40e. to 445. per 36 atom High priors salted end obtained for malting burley of fine quality—namely, 40s. to 48e. per qr.; secondary sorer Ls. lower—aamely 32a. to 36.. per qr. Oats were disposed ofd the rate' of leg week; old, 30.. to 370 ; new, 245. to 27e. per 24 stone. Beans were is fair retried, the prima of the preesdhag week being nearly sustained; old, 48s. to 66.; new, 424. to 445. per 38 stone ; plea, 37e. to 46. per qr. ; term, Be. to 3s. per bushel. NIWSLIZT, Dao. I.—We had a good supply of wheat, which met • steady sale at barely la. per qr. decline. A large quantity of barley as oar, the beet only realised tau raw, secondary a slow Pale at a reduction of la, per qr. Ws, beans, and peas, dull sad doer. UXBRIDOI4 Dec. I.—The rap* of wheat is good, and the trade slow at last week's pekes. There is more barley offering, end prices ere la. per qr. lower. Omer grain is unchanged In vales. WATIIOID, Nov. 30.—Our market eyrapithlare with London and Liverpool, and though •uppliee are not largs, peioes of all articles of the trade, excepting grinding barley, ere in favour of buyers, with only • limited busier pig• _ _ - Eut;sou.oz, Nov. 30.—T0-day supplies were large and sales doll, with the exception 0 barley. Wheat was Is. down on the top, and Is. Id. down on the avenge. Barley was 6d. up on the top, and Id. up on the average. Oats wan the seem as last market on the top, and Is. Id. down on the average. Beaus ware Is. 9d. down on the top, and 10d, down on tits 'verge. CATTLE.—Bontstmou, Nov. 30.—T0-day the supply al sheep was leas, the number 6,262, being 747 fewer. Soles Mbar dull, but priors much the same as those obtained lad week. Best sod black and white-faced mottos, from 60. to 7d. per lb. ; ewes end inferior from 6s. to 6s. ; at the close a pad 'arrant* effected. The .apply of cattle was larger this morning, there being 664, or ill more than list market. A good demand. Top pnce, 8.. 3d.; current for the best, fis. ; middhug and inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. SI. per imperial stone. A good alearenca. Fed pip, from 6.. to bs. 6d. per stone. Sheep, 6,262 ; Us cattle, 664; Jonah caws, 48; pigs, 284. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 44nw444. liar Par Mu , T. Total. 4P41. IT 44 cbandlan lob. la& Wait maw Nev. 13. A IA I Seel Trent at 44•4014 .-- MI 441144 7.44 11431 10415 Wait awing llow. 111. boor. news. •4414444144411 14414misa .. ........ ....-- .4 7% 1% NS 841 Mao as 4 1243•3 .......... - WO $.410 010 344 arsllaellas ...... ........ -. 370 514 14, 194 &IMMO rol 11411.141441.. - 443 1.43 994 SI lintro er9 Moo . ..... IS 11 Lill 1.419 u5' MOOS INLVIE Juostke— Wargo to wren is 90 904 Al 30 we amino Soo It 940 Bleadm Welded ood 999 a" 0411 9 E q l j f iatty se mamma • sv. 937 711 HO 443 1.121 1.0!3 r : 1111 .! wan amilliilimMi •—•'' 1 ' ,4 WA MAI 1..,... 1 . 4 1,11; Ilea - .."-- •11:4 KO Lill . Illsolas sad Dwilmites — Mlel . w am 21 . Il i gis 1144 TII 3 n . 1. 3 i LIMN- ...... ...-- 1.14 1.74.1 204.5 ... _ . ern amok traismiew Uheinlre J. . ..... 1.111 1.416 Late 1.650 km. this. ::==z a men sun µa llel6ll thomir Dam -- al 10 4.4 Maw SHIPPING lIII7ILLIGINCZ CASUALTIIB. Covenanter, Coptalstliow.AcTrallerat4 To I imperil, wing pat uno nip* Boy on tbe 90th of Juno in • &abbot MO% W tosi eoodlsnd ma raid then. Genova (ffardinlaa mown% willt traps, nnnon, animonninah ad unitary Nam. Wok Are bare pestordir, awl was wank at Use soon of Ow barber: people all enewL-91aIaga, Nov. in. Navigate, (bergs.), of Arewlal. from Metal to Vinuniabl. is balsa% wen talks le with In • datum contioloa on lite 17tH of (mbar in lot IP on L. sad the wow (Lames In manatee) Won of and towel' to thin pott.—New Tab. Pm 19. Bann T. Woman (Dwn). of Boston, Captain Dyer. fns Lerma to London. ..by awl la a muting emelt.»a, was flaws in •tto on tbe 10th ul Mune ter in on Ss lon It. Toe ton wore ulna off and Drought in beta— New York, Nov. 19. Byron, Oeptain Peareott front Seville to London, with lead and mop., etranue4 at Vatted* went of Wu port —Genoa'', Nor. .14). Victcnis (Spanish a) wu !came thehas In Jamul ►u►aor on the 6th of NoieAber, trim kultng her titter rpm. wh.l9 qtuttuag port. AU oa !cord .and.—,uthaopton, Dia I. Wolfe (s), from landsoroe. to Loudon, reported on shoes on the east side co Lae e e t use fib of Porratkr, Is to "Mt dangerotts prlttm, exposed to Plods; lAN quarters of barley are best leaded dry, sad a quadty wel—Frodrikeleaver. Dee... ♦ESSEI.S SPOKEN WITH. flosstantina (Amerloan ship), froat Liverpool foe Mallucre. 42 Csra. a 4 vell, Oct. Is, Ist 9 00 :4, ims 24.1111 W. Jobe Mlles, (braish ship). O. 14. Ist 1.45 54, 100 114.24 W. Mining Ostrow), from Colombia km Lemnos 74 days,OaL 16,1 at 1.19 N. too 10.41 W. Tofu:cabs (Britialt stop) Dot. 14, lat Lib N. km 24.24 W. e.nagtoo, f, um Losoca for Shasittes, Sept. 17. lat 1 N, 100 107 E. West, Irom Landau for thogapore, yam Id, lat IS 6, Loa 27 W. ELUTES, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOILTHWICIL—Nov.t9. st Book 'NW. Llromook UN proof O. Bonlmlok, 800. of • w. BU rcum—Nov. I, at Roll, Bodge Cottage, DamM * of • son. lif-C4 4 11'"b°, ourrecmaia.—M... if. at Tborobtu.tqa., dant. Mai.. et 11•09111. r. I.lllloll9fittfl.—Nor.:. at Hobart.plaost Ettios.ooo6lo. tb..iff of C. Lhatmaan. Emt , of • sou. 911e110L.9.-9.0.. 90, at Uttl•lostitoo, tbo tate of Mr. J. Nkt.o6, of • &Aflame. TALKY Mt— Nov it, 110diaitott NNW , . the 011 •01 Kr T. balms. ltaft.. of *Ks. PO LX.—St ow. 10. at Tolthoompork. LWr Pottlmorc, of a .93 mid bib% MARRIAGES. HYDZ—PMILItY..—Itoe. 111. at the Onthedist. Mamba.. sr. by the Ite, Wetmore. H. Redo. 01 m enemas... to nary Ala. &alibi., of Ike We Mr. J. Pam of Liverpool. J•illitATT—DUNK.—Kor. 30, at the parl,b rhumb. Tictbill, Aka. O. Jana& lan.. of e lmisld Hum. Loomis., to heti Iltrof 0. DIEM. 1.44., of Portaylar. 1. 11S11—J01111t1TOO.—Dsc. 1, at Holton Si Poises, 800411, by the M. FUMY Ceaeletham. titles. olden .on of the lest iisnono Disaishoo, le ifailmolo.olhonientightsr of Andre. Johnston. Loi.. el SONS Ufa ruirli-stkraox—iiw L s. 00 0 0:e. , 110 . 0 ' 0, Ku.re• SIC T &IL O. Aso. WA Lieutenant ilo,roor. OIL 1111a.10 Aar, Eleablar of the We Oolohei J. Owe. ate ce the HUMt Mal. DEATHS. DlBOlf —Nov.!. Am. wtfe of Wr. W. Droll. of *awl OILMOIM—Ifey. V. at Raymaltill, near Csniekterva, J. B. GlhooM 1.1. Q 0....00013. w.—NO•. V. M. T. Y. [inlay, of Efrafteebury.willm. ilenarprir. and XL 11•1111111" . 11.—)1 21. J. Ilathees, Log.. of Bad ILogtou terrace. wkii. ages TT. SHAW.—XoT. 111. at ll baba Hal, we ir &Mak w. Maw. G. WM&