The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-30 00:00:00

AA VAL AND 111Lr7ARE (rac* use MONT** outrrrt.) WAH MICR, Nov. 29. 7th &Nimes' al Light Diegocas—Captsis Jobs Dote, from * tbe 10 I. L•got Drees" to be moan, Tics Fodder, who esollsarte. 104 Light Ihrugoase—Captola Richard Netnews Pettit; tree ihe 741 Light Drescoes, to be ovals, The Gore, woo mph memo Military "Igoe— Lvivinast Jolla Taylor to be adjatost, vb. Li.utviaat Wrie..y, *emoted sewed copula Omit Br. 4441. Arti.lety knerga illeamider **Dom* to ke Iseuleeme, vr.ittuut Jandsase, Mos Swim). Peeeb*Aed se...od mom, cram anode ad Artillery. Colde•rrem prude—Lidatemest and Cepa* awl Brevet *moor Retail Lathier Goo/s& * be agar* and bee tor,..,4calceel. by porobasts, Moe Noodtrim *ls retina; buys soa Lawman the Howeroble Mould Limey Legge* be asemaisat sad mem* by warimee, Ti.. Hoodlelte, Comet Chubs Ws/ er LowMedaveartsit, from the l•ti proems Gioirile, to Le esdipt sad Nostessat, by parclow, rice this liewesible Hawed Hazy Legge. ble Reams* d Foue—Lloolasnat hash Malay Cabdt be ..)tats, by perches., nes Heelismo, who retiree ; Lies- Swat Waist Mined Fla; hem tit Slat Foot, to be howntest, ois who easherope. 66 1...1 Licosa (*mock Albert Howley to he lieutenant, by potation, rite Lowtrll, Sob Foot —.Satift,ell Fesscie rbl a rAssiesloy, Innis ocori pi.i.,l nemity mane I all-pay eormee, to be sorpton-mejor, virt.r it.. Mel Items& of Oct. 1, 1868 10th FaM-12e.°esaat Delay Bodkin Visors to be captain, by minim" vice the lioisounible Alfred Bury, who mans, INHOra Hiabard 5. boson to be heattaant, by parclise, vies Vivra 111 k last—Yortga loodotick Datil., Walker to be eupeir salot, Was ahem* without leave. 13* Foot—Lioneasat Jabot William Loyd, from the 2ad Want !Wit Reglmsat, to be lientesaos, ewe Roads, who esehmesse Swipes Diaillay Caton Wadswoeth, from the silat, to be wargeoe, Mc. George, appointed to the WWI 17th Kat—The mooed Christie' name of Hanks Wood is Clathones, sad sot °inflames, as stated in the Gowns a the 311* al.. 19* Foot --Lioness* Hoek Slew to be adjutast, eke temp promoted. IWO Foot— Liesteseat Charles .hrufe Forbes Smith to be lat.rwoor of Musketry, vice Captsio William I. Foster, maned to obs hie mato*, as promotion. 28th Foot— Resort Major ifiemeel Hill Lemmos, from tho 3.104 Foto, to be ample* Mos Canyagleanse, who es -3:13 . .17-13seign Thomas Honsiblew to be lieutasent, without pool ae, awe ll•Cannack, killed is settee. Hai Foot—Litotes.* Relpb Lemon to be cape* by m ob* ,to. lratple, who retires Wed Foot—Caption S tweed Augments Tberlow Cooler Wow hum tiie 241. Fox, to Le captain, vice Bervet•Major 1.41•1110 C., who richmiger. Ski loot— Sorrel% J mews Walker Chambers, barks completed meaty ism* full pay wake, to be room, sods. the Royal Warm* ot let October, M ese' 44th Fro: —torsos &tweed Touch, M.D., teem the staff, to be margets, inoe Mt rbb, appointed to the staff; Ambi ent Servos Wiloom V.sour, from tho eta, to be ite ateteat.eurgeos, Tiro Woothotom appolalmil to the Mee; The MC and Corts*lau mime of limign Ilstrldge Is *oat ley sad sot Watley, m salmi in rho filemette of the 30th of Oprealb r. 19th Foot-24er Losable, rat, as Ilesselp, by purchase, vice Fardjor, promote/ IS* Foot —Anis* ea t- Sersoca William Bony from the staff, to he assirsot.surgros, rite Retell, appoismal to the miff. 110* F. .4 —Li.eutroant Deed 0. N. Weite-Haseeil r ha eaptans, panhase, eta William Nagle ?Wipe, 11110 nano 81st Foca —Lirutesast Samuel F. Sewell, team the SG Feet, so is Isstraist Tice Flood, *haematite,* .19n1 Fait —Litrot.saat Richard Witham Boraardisba Crow ther to be tostructor of musketry. 7511 INX—Aa.utsat-Surgres Hobert Wood., from the stai4 to bei .scoot-snots, mos Wby lock, appoiated to the Nat Slob Foot—Fredrick Wtlbek Oarsett, pat., to be sedge by pershere. rice Beereer, appointed w the 79th Foot. NIP reot—Ta• pruned* et the secterisestketed (Wows is the rash at tiestesest to ke sated** se follow :—Liss. Yaws Charlie Boner to Um 14th of Karol, IWO ; Lies. teanal WilWas Veneer Godfrey to the 13ck of April, 1359. SIN Feet—Aseleaet. Samoa Senawl Archer, from the ▪ le be assists* earseaa, vim Sparrow, who ea let West West twits Resimetai—Laialseant William Abasader Debts to be eves* by purchase, rice Tseetsg, who eselese. fa Wert leeks Ileghweet—Llestessut George William Reser, from the lge Ti., to be Umbras, Tice Lloyd, who ea:heaps. DIVOT BATTALION. tisplais PAN& Geiragbey, lON Feet, Is be betrseter of asseltery, to seeeseetat le Caplets Otedes, Wth Ti., wit hos costal the itie af lets SWITALVAVF. Ils=Dessau Dark Wilesald, bevies coat i/ prat Isibpsy tereles, te be mike the rya more ONNer I. =r BB- 11eT easi gesi, Reber. Villiers George, M.D.. Ism the 124 Peet, te he isergees, Nee Widesertb. sygeired to the Fest; T om .. Webb. ban the 4116 Feet, is be swipe% w i reroerli, appetatoi to theMlth rim ; AdigiNisogees Watley Orden Willa* N.D., hes tie MI Peet. le be seirrtres-rergess es the brae, Nee W to ohs 74.1 Feet; Arebtribillerree WilbriesTrees the HO Foot, to be seelesesweigpose ft tb Ihres. vise Teesser, eppeisteil le the Mob rest ; Ashermse4lowgese Geer. Reese (sepenseemmiry Is the ON LW tie se Da=l. Is ileset-iiergese is Beer" else Berry, ts the 11.1 Fes; AeileteatoSsegeas Jibs Spirrew, hem dm Wet Feet, te be sesiebebeargeis to the lanes, vise Archer. wits seesaw. CHAPLAIN'S DHFAII2IIII3IIT. Tit Commiliwes of the Protele Ones% displets the Mirto arm to beer Are Marsh S. 11116, bend al , April 6, lAA se staled Is tbs enneee d isnerag AWN. Cesesie Willies Jemmy Iregyawl, POW I I II&PF Neese., to he tees baterg_ mesh et mast, wags= Igepety's erg,' is Co tedl of Neweetter IS, ISM ADNINALTT, Now. IN. Cops el Butttil Illiwiews—liessiseadem—The serwens ell ohs emeM Ilearesiere, sertelesel la the Oweette d the ash Ilem mbre. le Sissy, set Weeny. TAN WI LMA AND 1371.1 VOLT:IMM Cenabeless by the Gestst. he Segel Mato Meriw—Bfteel Cliethe Nialw ak etet.,. es be gessemetswer. Ss/ Regiesese be 11111t4e--Ompasts Timm Flbrissid to be gsertioseer, wee B ones sighed 1p the Lords Liestessiat. Artillery BasteNes tit ßoys' Series M, —Desehl VI Wrestle, is bs elms/ hoseesset, eke Dame, IN Seem Artillety Vehestew Corpe—Lies weast-Ceiseei J.. Nettelge as be eiptals. Nee Took Mk Telamesre (let Osupasy)—Joha Coolie, mar, M bet leetesest. Pod Cowry) Asthoey Has water, Le., se he scads • William T 00... White, pot., to be limelewat; Flearle restabg /Lyre, gout., to bo swigs. he Hertfordshire Rile Vaiwassyme—Tbe lUght His. the Seri Cowper to be ;Wiham Reign Behar, gest, to be liestesest • tbe Wm. Beery Feseenth Cowper te be asters. GINN Berm Tesoimery Cavalry— Horses hoer Senitki,frod., bu *pia* vise Sir Beaty Meal, Bert., rer, 1s Comps, et Norbilk Artillery Veletetere Jobs .D,le be baseesty 1111181=li 11l aissiie• Velestese Withie=l Brooks, late Ibleteent IN Lee Garde. se Se 'apse& John Ire. bud Slittebeese, hoe lieterseat Nos. Beat Wile Coes. paay's =Mc% be he limatsaant. A osilliaLTT. Nov. 29.— k _ ___. ___ ten w. 11. Amass, (1666),1* the Walloon, 72, ship el Ofdillity, Si Doves be .riles is SW arss V 'a sz i st 70, sCIOW 1411■111.111641. Si ; sad T. D. Nicholson (MN) essinsed as m India ow is siss Atelsais, 16, sloop, Nor Ameba sod West sisals. ,-Yu- AasiTattriaretsa T. IlVariby (18.3) , to the Victory, WA, fag ship, at Fortmeatila CHATHAM, soy. a. Fa Loney laws paid &visit te .______ __ .. . . We webs. be She wpm et hietiieting hiquirime Wades to the filelel ere et dimelorgin trine .oldies, kr Pitt Pitt Ilittletry Lt u& Neybel, sett* then et Marty la the petite aOeat► The OSINIIIMINOWS visited Feet Pt% sad sewed themeless b eaeeeeae • with tillitery eistlearitlei of the peeks% and she the perish allieleta, and tee= what hes treeeptsed it i .Mated that the peeetite et mums et Wirt, the lemettesehtlete y le be disecattaved. iI.exeITICATION Il T u *lNT.—The following awoorst order Iwo bre tweed : —•• Horoweemin (S.W.), No.. a — RI R O 7 lll Mama re Omani Carinowelog r-t VW, in cairn ifs atredie el cowirrelog odors to tao 'amoral ardor or tae $ twasse, 144 727, Is ardor to sspidy the similleriss tlisoda witsblberd, Y Omen to dinar All ell oder re wow worm owns tree wbo bar for iminioril of kerb hurts, rid mowed iota of &s -pot/shit unalest, or el rimosd toissonond proptoaithoo own Worst moues, Ilia lie rase in lbw n.. t dale, sod bit Zara Ihnsme lope tatot them who bank to Ilwir ow% rano wad Uri WI the army, comaattod utast arm =owning tlareialm, wYI P.M by this ostneity ee mama tisk ehmessier, sad avert tie dogma whkh a por ownorwoos la Moos orroi fag r brlag opus Om. Prorkn. tolanotioaa will still be renewal in ovidanme brim aorta rabbi aro no to rem= aborsolar sod owarot Tim odloor pc dries loran amniotic= win elm Mir to slat oleos tho prow Waage WMn ooldien rw riwombid to lb. raced ram it will no duly sonde! Is rho witsawatal oodor•book, so will Wit rano/edge to tloi . IYw drot.-2, orawood of his Km= Ilintinor the General C.oomossaliag-ta-Chstf, O. A. Warr attait., oolia•ont- !lOFFILIIICTION or NtVAL Pain MONET.- - X AN la tram to yartmriay's frau tt• that she rliarrtbstkoa ol E. ..-4. to. otir.ta.l t .oSaaf buesty wstead kr Ito bri• 'ma. liana asintotne, careful on dui 9th October. 1837, her Ma 'a slap Vamavies, .ad bat %War Brame, wig orrosso sa , Um Lit! beesabitz, Ms ICIIINI ON BOAILD 131 PLUM soYAL, To. .r.quiry wade roondid and 'orought to s teT 03.148100 yesterday (Tonsieg). .. . . . The corrgs avian° die plessers wens, dret, foe making isobar eemeably; bad, Im• temleavrattei to 140 a mimosa meerably ; bed, fee bats present at a clammy cea hosed, and did sot om their eminsvoere to mti.seoes the ester 4th, for &obey* the lewfsi ensissade of their segierisi edema when the drain beet he gnerters, and did set es the apper deck wins the mall-dieposed sear mare ward t i d 4 on. The roar., atter &liberating es ware. 01 am hours. acquitted the prisoners eu the fourth dun" ; that the Wat,. second, and third bed irtr, d ttoitut R troika Thorley, Smith, end Oak; that tte heat and second charge bad hoc bees peeved spirt Heresy, Seeley, and Wilson, bat that the third elm! hod been toured typeset them. The court, is cemilderadon of the pat uhor circoutotaneet of the cue. only siVedeeil Isedht. Therby, and Smith to be imprisoned ia the ossify Geed et Wier hem., for 18 °boodle , Cook fne 1,8 menthe ; Earley, Remy, and Wilson foe 6 month*. Th e a w n also Metro& to so - with wprobatima for conduct of George Hood, who, *bra renamed from woe, romented in the oockpit. ThZ fkit 11.41316, >V I ED N ILA* Ikell - 1100141' OP QUERN'S BKNCH.—Noy. litiap at Mai Pries for likleUrea.—(llshre )dr. Jades Crampon and a Caws Jury.) roLumrisz IllLif MOT2MSII7. SeIVICS BSlOrth.—A• mire stittentente ham obtained raid= Into the pulls leers* sem stet teg that the Civil Swore Drlgd. I. to Mine • sorties of the London Idle Serer, he be arm the perdue of the Lad Mayor, Ac., it May be es well to etre - that these sueree are premature sad .Seeded, and that the CMS Series Brigade will form • .Map of itself, • corgi modesively ear posed of the dell errata of the crown, the Mager mil meats of which will be composed from the dillwer perm marl disarmers, End whir will have se ceemeele• wYY eay .aiming set of 'rearms. The Miners to the metier wee tree by the Audit-office, when two hundred aortas bar ben wittred. The members of the Gemmel 1.111110411110111 already meter 150 effiettives, wad after • rowel to be her es &tarry vat, rider the widseal rend Hm, they her to doable their number. Tr hi red liweenee, WePellse, Arimbeity, and other derrresele re ell et week erirdeging bus yr* tra been der la we reit • wee ef time,lhe COO Serra Brigede prosier to be ef ebe ememper in re reeemay. Tam Vida* Midorron on nu Rims Conn Movinmer.—At the aseting Ferny, Mr. Ceeithers teed re flanonftw War, Miele hed bees Where "W : Deies Timer. Nyman" 23, Dew Mr. Mayer—l ism Ms _Omen sesien sly pigskins) le the and el the irlibtra Vohnissr eati a eildri, tadennies with the amens= ether beam d IMl,mmisse es be ene el lie purest isat dem el Mein& TM edasseitioss reently addressed to the Prederm me mine proof that the Eeppwwa of the Tread is away* dire tint ell cries of 6rbmis istutrea the two sentries ahead tree. It try nnt, pithsekbe Isopportan• to obese. that it Ira. la this ead ate r lde r need, while reeilist morn us, he Mass net of tie per is brighter The appointment et Oder& sad if Colossi lireem cannot fail to .rats • very gemeral feeling of setirerlim sad crildeete. Saffiewbeg, se 1 do, that tin Male, Y purely diadem end, am a peepanatioa t I A spirt war, eseentirly a serer el semi, I beg - to add hat sa lam pitmen is Orin ts esti of the two ben towlines d the Brigire Caps • ries ell See vier; to be lead wet is the muskies d sties.—Delieve me, deer Mr. Meyer. effse Indy yams, H. N. Ramie. T. the Mayer of Bl it a ionace AND TEI VOLUNTEER MOVSMMIT.— Tesewdey, et • meting of the juror. erg/A seembiedie = ii mmidowt. Mr. Bride pre sodas et seeded to the elm That this cart de telm Yin esrlage- Ism theingediewcy of rein the police tome ef the mews, intrusted is Me pros** of the rile end seri ether deol r wield errs thins to set In • body err Dori oradartfiry is say imagesay ; Ned that the shier ememite be dinned to spurt es the imelbility of sub lestmetles kiss alkoded without detrisemit to the service, or treadell s 11,0 1. = duties el the twee mar shirts." Hs (Mr. reeght this wee • misled mil worthy of their esmidereties et • time Meths red is Ws view Ni. Desise, tin Maim= aOm espesemi ids ismer nem. sewed es tater' mites men its reener at mew, bee emits et hem se seentsis what might be dese l =s i tue isms sl MS SOCTTE 3411721 3,112Tre Y. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,700 i. The proposed ar rangement between this company and the London, Chatham, and Dover continues to be regarded with great interest by the shareholders. Some two years and a half ago, when the South Eastern were earn ing only 31 to 4 pm cent. per annum, and when their pisitioa Ind prospeeta were by no mesas so good as they as. new, that company offered to gua rantee to the REM Lent, for tire years, a rate d dividsod 1 per amt. lees than that on South Easters stosk : at the expiration of that period South Eastern and East Kent stocks were to rank alike as regards dividend. This proposal was not closed with. Now, • considerable differeate is ob servable is the relative position d the two earepanisa. The traffic of the South Eastern is experiencing • rapid development, and this frees sources which, being local, are solid, because inde peodent of continental disturbance. Their branches sad guarantees, including, more especially, the Reeding, Guildford, and Reigate hoe, now show re sells of a more promising character. Again, although the company are threatened with competi tive to Dover, then, is some prospect that the (scut tles Per the conveyance of the mails by the Folks sloes mate, where the company are exempt from rivalry, may be materially increased, one of the projects under consideration with this view being the formation, at moderate expense, of a breakwater at Folkestone. That the regularity of servioe incidental .0 a mail mate will attract passenger traffic does not require demonstration. Whilst the prospects of the South Eastern Company are held to be thus reason ably reasetirini, it is not overlooked that the capital of the East Kent Company is some half a million larger than at the period when the offer cited was made and the force of their antagonistic attitude is impaired by the state of their finances. It is noto- Tiolla that they have been unable to piece the whole of their capital, the position of which is the share list certainly does not indioate financial strength. • Meanwhile the South Eastern, who are, it is said, shoat to drillers the largest dividend ever paid by them, are steadily moving up to a higher financial ground, from which they will be still better able to repel the threatened opposition. These considerations cannot fail to have a bearing upon the negotiations now pending between the two companies. A fusion is undoubt edly, in the interest of both, most desirable. The Smith Eastern must be anxious to consolidate their position, whilst the London, Chatham, and Dover will assuredly fare the better if working is harmony with, instead of in opposition to, their powerful neighbour. The present week will probably show whether moderate counsels preside at the respective boucle. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TvuDAY. CROYDON lITIRPLRC HASS. 7to apt Goldsmith (t) 6 to Abditl-Kodor (I) 10 to omy other. TEI DillY. 7to spa Umpire (t) 11 to No boorms (,) 111. Th p = 12 Is Wizmet 100 to U (t) 102 to Theadorbolt (t) IRO to >i Pots hoe (t) SIR Jilin WILSON AND TER BRADFORD CHAN eau or Commaaca.—M a waft of the ceased of the Bradford Omaha. et Commens. es Meeday, the rsafelary C ad the Mime the ( Mtge ken the Right Kos. Janes Wiliest Cleacelkor of liseragisrf he LAN es es estgeet of wool growing is Is 'Os based the Pees, swig Malta, Oct 28. 1111111—Daar Biz,—Yoar MAW .1 the IMM, bertha, with the aneelas or wool, reached se hi Leaden na the eve of ray &penman esd too late to enable mile reedy to it. I sow bag you will my to the merles of the atmtW Commis th u nothing shell be writhe os the pars ef the authorise ia lade to shy diet, se fee as lies whale the prowlers at a goernemet, to Ulmer eraggestloas is to the lm ef the usably el the weal AI hots lades, aad to is NS gereelly. I will ltrweid the rapist from Ades, os my way eat, to Mr.Dalsell, the istalligsas Cedes tar of CSOINIMI 1111 Kanacitse, with Niell abestveless se I Welt will beet use in secauring the cages yea have EA ANA I will request him to make arapat apse OM trade ea it islets, sea as It may be ire • copy of white will be duly forwardette you.— Believe ea, laci.,—Joss WiLION. —J. Dathartos, Beg.' —lO. letUf wee sets ral to the com mittee el the W•ol Arsociatice. The following Notices were issued from the Go soul Poet-aloe yesterday, en The watract packet Cleepetre, with mile for the tweet coast of Africa, haviag put into Queimatoent damaged,e4plnuestuy made .ill be made up Lo wampum., by teat dnip 1214114 LN Atpinwall will be made op he the General Post-onw, to be net by tb• sinew weedier &Win, which is appointed to leave Uverpoul ea the ithittiew." HUNTINOTORD luaus. This le s set7o;f.;6;teduicatly edemprematlog the vss et the goodwill of the Magpie sot Stump public bows, NewpAretreet, and inducing thereby the phuntiff, a widow, to become the 'unhurt? of the laueseee. The cede wee °wood 41 m utt-day on Monday. It occu pied the whole of yvottrday, and Is cot likoly to he brought so s dow wall ime to uvorn.ow Ohio day). We rewire • idler report patil the owe is over. Mr. Edwin Jame% (LC., awl Mr. Gerdes Allen der the =Mr. &dew Perry sad Mr. W. he the WdlYmd COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 29. eittlep . at 1141 Piilos at Wirer.—Sßilon id, Leal e - i;s4 - 11perail hiris) THI ATTOIDAI3T.OII3III/11. V. WILLIAM PALII.-ILITIMOI CASS. This was a intormettien Mei by the Attevar-Gemeral behalf of the crown agora the deferant, whe bed surd on basins* e e malteter et Crew and Ormektrk, for offences ageism the matt laws, Is the radon of his bunnies at the latter place. The irimmation contained 16 manta The let crest charged he deindeuttbst he, bring • =lnter, did, dm the paring of the act nth and 6th W. IV., c. 61, neraely, on the 304 h of March, 1859, mats tun of an anon bred buikline, contrary to the act relating to the revenue, 7th and Bth Gen. IV., o. 62, for keeping melt and grate to be made Into malt, whereby he had 111011/1.1 • of 2001. The 2nd count charged the mama death ea ess ether ore noes, with realties of 2,0001. The ird west elarged the defendant with wing an anted errs, the penalty Yid berg 2001.; and the 401 eine" OM liana, ethethe se ether days, with peeler et %NIX The 6th cesthed the nee of wessiend leak penalty 3001., with • cumuletive swat fer the seine dear with _ pretties laid st 2,0001. The ath count Arra the ilefteire with twediss pole is the eon* Imre thee Is rake it herd wed thee cathewth the ben 1001.; sled the 7th there the ems elm, ea n 'illi ar i h catithase, wish dealer s, pe kw awe ease& Th theme the mixes of Meath nalties akepths• ea eke dear pineeaBth l 1001., with the err dome i• the watt tweet ow 10 000 b. Sine. pmeidis SAW The 1010 test charged the de fender with trvartalasitly ispositiag malt and grain oat of eight of the ricers, the penalty for - whir wee 2004, with M ether arms with like penalties. The 12th count charged lin with steeping corn to be made fate malt without nodes to the racer penalty 1001., and then wee a cumulative tort for this with penalties of 1,0001. The 14th runt him with depositing malt, with the intent to demo& ta r t ty. The defendant pleaded "Not Guilty." The Bolicitor-Geserat, Mr. Wilde, and Mr. Bears ap peared for the crown; Mr. Morin end Mr. Webby represented the defendant. The Bulicitor-4emeral stated the or.. for the prosecution 'se charred in the information, and said be believed the de. fence which would be relied on was nadir • providm of the 7lt 8 OM. IV., C. H, see. 4d, whir ended that la srdw to prevent a servant, smutted by loathe to hie wages , dreg that which would rushers master liable, be might prom os% seri comet before a 'magistrate, and If a convieUto maser the mars, could give smite of Is and thus be freed trem bh arty. Tee lean goole Matted enen thenthen called the e. " Ma. Him" at present colleolor of Galway, In In- W, se bode; 'kited the defradant's penises at in March lest. He proved the different wettings ea the Hoer, end that he, in the premece of when mime, W imaged the quantities, from be had arrived at the twit that ,has. were 89 bride man thee could ban accrued from the barley wetted. The clown Mesas and bed been used shout ax mouths. He had made a mime of the melt after mbar visite sad bad thee gate to Chester, when he communicated the feet to he dabr oal. who bad said he had no knowledge of the Wet eon of the dawn, that the colorm was under the msnage ant al a prima surd Edwards, who bed Liles late bed mad whom be had employed, inular& 1 1:1 1 =1; 1 = the law, sad Mat if he hot any he W rasa it, be weld pressoats him. The de mho slated that be saw went to Ormehirk more than come • fort night. The` rams believed that &Wards had rem ear I =r the delsedent sire dr epodes of the beeleses la ISM Creerenamined—l do net Mow thee the delheahat h a reined ass, liaised about Ido bushels of mat I Mid bite I bad dieesvered the priests eisers. Ho pert of the value at the malt siert will tall ee my share. Mr. Croak sod Mr. Caureon, two other renew Olken, cartoborated the lest witare's amour as to the sate of Wags en Me prearall. • wits.., named Hem Jones, who bed been employed by ideates as O, kirk, deposed to the het kiln deer on the premier wee kept shut to delude the exert samer mid that the defendant wee aware of the existence of the deers ille gally red. In his ereseresesination he edmltted that he bad bought en sera surer t h e defendant for the recovery of his wages. This eland the as,. for the crown. /Ir. Brill this eddreriTtlirefury for the defendant, who read wee • man of the highest respectability, and who had war ea briar at Custer ma • armies without the ✓ear emaplaint or napkin. The feet wee that the de limiter banes employed Edwards trough motives of redness, sad the letter haring serrated his 816•10.11e1 maw to • large amourt, had resorted to the wits aberged &Katmai th e defender with the view el enabling him to urea the mossy he bed suraand. Mr. Pair, oa Informed of ids elm. wart the kw •••••111•11 ••11•1•111Si ••111011111m, may hr embenionest, bar for the M p ee gelid the mean bum Name& aserleeel et es bwelmak, end wwiereed to her toestlif iwprionewat with hied &au. While Idwente w du rersead, the itelisiest, trey& W seishor, wrote to the collects. et Lhersel, awl afar ware to the Commisioners of Emir, to haw she 'praise arm of the charges sprit ihrielks due, thee be mIM peueowto Ideate es the ems Merges. lite Qmenirleres lei Mused the wesel ✓i‘tope swum thee the wwkw wee osier onelioretioe le the Nuowelne Moods bed taw elemitted to Hlrlidale Gook owl the ddloulty woe le kinks law soli before the argbinites of Onuldtk kr the offence spirit the nresemerws. It therebre became nearer, to gar • herr ergs& but to soregneacer it. briagliestar, sad the Arse deer la Look" mil ems legal objudese tehes by Mr. Jarmo Hill, breve ram the whores wee wade, it wee est rail She 30th of April that Same& we = lip before the Oraskirit bona, whoa, although the kr reads. straggled to raver the caarkelea of Urn* some toga the liability in the deferent, Mardi wee am- Meer sad nottanood to Ditto oust& lispriesueret. I t welt repro hie lordship sad the jury to he. thus the so beres el re excise is order to primer • osaretka, con tered Ira the bearing was too late, ea ft wee • law, sad net a treader, mouth, which was ourempleted by the am wields which soch an utturmstion could be Mid. Mr.Palie wee ' that • competent witness, but now ha mouth wee dosed. Bat the delleadant word not submit to be ruined la darestar sod femme by tha prosetaren ia Lad the ir he bed brought op Edweede emir r • rms.., end be doobilees, fa %Mice to the dellamiesc would ezenersie him trots the Osage on whir be wee sow plead es his trial. He war warm to way that Is she whole steak of ears preeseetisas they ••••t Imre of • ere atop so Ws. Is oseehrion, be le the Jery to will esuthales the evidence so u to m arks Wines - the arum sad the iiehukeit. liken hem the dekstleare mem, to Mr. Common, the ekketer of lulu at Liverpool, tad to the Outotle boson et Labatt Reuente, with thoustowe thaelw, hake( be. edultsul,rd pus la avid's,* . . Mr. Cbarlee'Resorial Goodman v a mother of a solicitor's firs at Liverpool, wee calkd, ancl was about to prove the pro ceedings in reference to the habeas carves, when The Chief demo said the evidence was irrelevant. Mr. Bovill—lt le necessary to prove the bons Mr of the dedodant is peoeretrieg Edward'. Will the Eakins.- Genesi admit ft wso bone fide ?. The Lord Chit Baron—You have no right le sok ►la to admit it. The adalasiaa would not make it relevsitt. 1 held it is het relevast. . _ - .Nip ;ritToittiesitttoet the coetrictioa of Mow& Won the fler. Yr. Woasep, s tessisttate at Onaskirk, whoa the hi moiree woe ezontsett as este. TM earelisele ef lehromW conviction, Gm the dill VIM, laying ler to ta *Adam, eras objected to and gint wireris eras tkos Galled and examined, having hem bemire op le emoted, as a hobw ceerts—l managed • molthamm as Omelet hr the defendant. I spelled to Kr. Pala is Wm that kits whieit was vacant and to allow me to ammo M far hint. I had been a =hater le view, bet led thee so meow of livelihood. Ily tbs Cart--I was to ba paid 2i. a weak and to par my own anima& littanelostion costioned—l attended to the barlay Wog node into sok, sold it, end received the stow, which I en torod in a day book. Mr. Pains used to coon over once a wok or Weight. He rod to go over the memoir. He gainsay used top Iwo We inalthqnse, bat he left the malt *. to we He arm new the eastern or cook in the passage, am to try imolaip knew of them. He did not know of any moo bodily being wetted than ought to ha,. bees wetted. I did egiropriate several sum of mow* belonging to Yr. Pan. hat I ace sorry for it. The Lord piled Baroa—liovr touch ? *TreweeLl did not kiwp;ti airottn.ii. It eau more than OW. I semnelt sap if it was 1004 .B.IIIISINOWS coatinunt-1 was momenta for it by Mr. Pali; gad orievietod. I made a groat deal of malt without papas the duty on it. I camel ray how much. I kept no asanal. Mr. Patin bad no knowledp of lbw. I sold tbe mak to weer my deficiencies. It was foe my own benet.. I wee prosecuted by Mr. Paint for thew awes egainet the entire lava, and was waylaid and asetemed Sonia. mouths' t. e i l l troveined—l pleaded guilty both to the charge of embeszlement and that order the excise laws. I did not 'Mee to a book all the barley that was bought, or all the malt sold. 1 teem lot° the defendseit's berme in o..toter, IM?. I did not begis to appropriate bit mossy within balf-wyear afterwards. 1 remember the day when the officers made dia misers. About alas o'clock on the( og rowan I wont to Mr. Paha wed told bite what bad taken plate. 1 did not tell blot I had embezzled hie money. He saisd k from a receipt in my haws We the prow of some brig 1 bad ail Intend la tin boobs. Ay 4 prENltig t . : AVEM BER 30 is I . 77:!3= l : 7 =Par.o w . ,t•d i llta . aloggi k t i br a ttamg" , done so. Re net know : Ir mo that I bad embezaled his I mossy. By Wig at my books Mr. Patin cawed not have told that I had menet more malt thee ties right. 1 did hot 0,4 guilty befin the magistrates. I was committed for trial at the sessions, end then pleaded guilty by the advice of mycouesel. The clotted the caw for the defence, and The Policlite-Osearal replied on the whole ease. The Lord Chin( Berm, intimating up, said that the'oharge resolved itself into thiy that the defendeet, being • maltater, had wed a place which wee not entsred, and bad thus bee; rthtdto defraud the revenue. The facts teetotally admitted defendant, but he aliened that it wee no set of his, that he wee the victim of a dente, fluid by his meet, who ihnd bat scalealed his mosey end then bed detrained Ns: ewe in ceder to make geed AL delleiteciee. Time wen two point. in the defence, thet, the innoritece of the defendant of the fraud, and secondly, that he wu protected by a clause in the act of parliament which absolved him from liability if be succeeded in convicting kis servant of the eel. Ile would reserve to the defendant ell points of law, sad wild give him every facility for arguing them before a cent of error. The only question he would leave to than wee, did they believe that all this was done without any knowledge on the pert of the defendant? Be thought there Was so evidence of the coevictionef Edwards, and, moreover, that the clause did not apply to a cue where the eervent was not satiated by malice towards his employer ; but he would reserve these points. The jury retired, and, after about half•en•hour's absence, relented into mart tenths verdict for the defendant. Hie lordahip rfterved leave to the crown Watts, the verdict for the Attorney-Osumi on the point. of law raised during the trial. ilagl i pbeee . fame, the primmer was now Merged witkedealiing the w quetion. The rare returned a eddied of Guilty, but at the game time ettongly recommended the prisoner to mercy on the ground of his youth, the good character he had resolved, and the tempted= to which ha bad been exposed. Me. 81s1gb add that he thought it right to hiking the court that then were several other charge. against the gri goner, and with regard to some of them , they were amen pealed by very aggravated chromatinic*. The learned coonael was about to state some other facts, when The Recorder Interposed, and satd he thought that in the absence of the prisoner'. cloned, he ought not to beteu to an Si parte statement, and that it would be better for the into red@ of justice that another indictment should be token, and the facts deposed to in open court. He should therefore for the preeent pompom , the stiotence. Lianas Brooks, 21, was charged with forging en order for the delivery of • cheque-book. The jury returned • verdict of Guilty. The prisoner was then charged upon a second Indictment with uttering a forged cheque for 61 Bs. In this ogee it appeared that the prisoner obtained pie gawks of the trade oard of Meters. Swoon and Co., vinegar meanfactwera, in the City-rood, and he went with it to the egiablishmest of Meters. Mode and lion, and gave an order for some clothes, which he directed to be gent to No. 11, Great Pulteney-street. The porter went there &evadingly, and saw the prisoner ' who took the clothes, and gave the • cheque ter 61 Be. The price of the clothes was porter and the primmer wrote • letter to the effect that thug wee. shilling due to Mews. Barton upon the former account, and that this would mole the account squats. The cheque of 00C11111, turned vat to be an entire forgery, and uppearid to have been takes from tree cheque-book that was the mulled of the farmer charge. The pup touted the prisoner dimity. The police-ormetabie did the priapism was fesionarly tried for obtaiaing a cheque-Wok by forging the named Mr. /Memo ; when he was convicted sad geotwood M • yeede heprisonosest. The Ftwoodor ordered the primmer to be kept IA pool servitude for time peers. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.—Nov. 29. (13efute the Jude Ordine7, Mr. Baron Watson, sad Mr. Juno, Hill.) The petitioner, • brickmaker, aid the keeper of a pebile house at Wolverhampton, called the Bassett Arms, and for a divorce, on the ground of adultery committed by his wile with the co-respondent, and inspector of the Wolverhampton police. The reursident pleaded not guilty, croaky, sad oondonalien. The ce-reeponeltnt amply deeded the crime auribred to him. Dr. Waddilove and Mr. Claydon armed for the peti tioner; Mr. her eao t PINOtt, end Kr T. Cole, for the :reepontlent:; Masers. Devises and ' Kemp for the co lelLittisse took Firs Y Febniery, 1160, the raker berg then a widower, of 46 year adage, end the respondent, • girl of about 19. Both were very rook addicted to drink, and were very glamorous. A workmen in their employ, aimed Taylor, rated that one dai after the noes he found thane rolling on the floor together. Beth were drunk, and they had fought till they wen site ealienstsd. The learnt ' " puck" the respondent up and rare " rick " op the peti tioner, but in dory so the petitioner pulled him down on the floor, which wee revered with blood, and there was blood sprinkled also en the weir The co-respondent, who wee even older thee the hastesed, wee • carried maa, withair children. Re win a Mend et the husband, end had been employed by him to take ts the repender an allowance of ten shillings per week, whit* he had ever to sake her when she lett him. A server imumil Bops v• direct evidence of rebury otenniteed ht the hors ; and two wittier.' sammil Weston, with whom the respondent had lodged after the separation, deposed to wt. one visits which the co.respondeat bed paid her there. The OMNI for thetespondent oonteraded, however, that Boyne wee unworthy of belief, and that the remainder of the eel dance wee inerlicient to raise a presnmptiou of guilt. The whole oar disclosed a remarkable piotaro of disgustingly low lib. ilr. Baron Weise having summed up. The Jury found the trues for the responded. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 29. (Mare Mr. Camillouir Murphy.) INF LI 111011“ IAWILIXII.-1112 11171101POLITAX SALOON The homiest* whom name hie been repeatedly before the public is reference to the Saloon Omnibus Com pany, for further Mr. cod appeared fee the oMdal liquidator, and for emend directors of the 6•Joss Company; Mr. Dowse, with Mr. SUMMIT% supported. On the present occasion the cam occupied nearly the whole day. The proseedings in whit* the Insolvent had been sa. gaged against the company were pat In evidence, and it sp- Wuta% the costs on both sides had amounted to about u . . The insolvent had spent of hie own money about 6001., which be declared he did out of "public spirit," end to crush what he teemed a " swindle." The company had spout a lame 111161, and were now creditors on the schedule to about 4001. Mr. 1110111, eessed an opinion that the inacilvent hot bon ealneasdi by xpr vita" in potting the one pony Nibs minis be bid d. H ad be only bad ova petition It MOM bane been etislsN. hat those had been six or *even diffnvinit sad several tribunth had decided the router, GM be d not believe that the insolvent bad acted with bens Men Mr. Dowse and Mr. Stemmer@ begged tho learned corn- Warner to bier try whole WM before it wee decided. Murphy swat to bass tbs cask Hs only threw out the sugieelion, se, if the mem was mottled, he did not mean to give a long remand, but H It want on he might be itcluord to go into the whole meteor, and show the motive which hed actuated the ineolvmat MB vexations greemdings. The roarer wished the case to be thomaghly InveNi gmd, rhe could show what he bed ang raith Th e Mmolverit was examined at sore , and his ex amietatime occupied the court to Ile riming. Kr. Comm irieuertd!rphyrtealre, Yeatisodenoe of moms tesete, sad saki if all Patiaa'wookt Am lima r *add arbitrate ammo thus la the shatter. Mr. Bergood said the Haitian was sew at ea end, as which ewes cee tad on the other side It had only "Dote- Heed. _ _ TM ean wen nicotine to Tuna,. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. cede. the Reecatier.) Mary Loma, $ goatterasaly-leoltlag young man, surrear• dwell to take In tray opts a charge of stealing a cheque lee VOL, the property of hie mailer. - - The ClWCUiDetall ON under which this charge was preferred were of a somewhat mealier and compliceied character ' and the nature of the case will be better understood if the fame ere given In the form of • narrative than If the evidenoe of the witnesses were given in detail. It appeared that the pri soner was employed in a confidnitial capacity by Mr. Wader Loma, a mercbant, carrying on his briers In Limpet:rest, City, and that on the 11th of September Mr. Logan had occasion to go on the °cottager, leaving the prisoner In charge of his bushier. It sewed that at this tiros {hill of exchange for 1301., which had been paid by Mr. Logan to the firm of lit . V .N esel Martin, diamond merchants, in the pours'of wee running, end would become due on the 23rd of September, sad before Mr. Logan left ILoodou be made en srmagemeat with Masers. Blogg and Mattis by which he was My to goy half the amount of the bill, and he handed 661. to Mews. Blogg and Martin. and gave them fresh secoperter fee the remainder, and those gentleman under took to mod 1301. to Mr. Logan's office the day the bill became doe, Mord., that it might be taken up in due come. A clerk in the service of Messrs. Blou sad Martin, named Harrison, was entrusted with that WMiess, but, It mewed that by some mistake, teeter; of his radteg MI. to the offices of Mears. Logan, he only sent 661., and the roar queues was that the bill was d trod ft was noted and protested, and returned to Memo and Mart* who gave a cheque for the mount. Yr, osoa thus applied to the prisoner for ea exploitable, sad he sa l ler first that the bill bed never been preempted, but Mr. Stem ma told him that tbia could not be the oar se the bill bad been duly noted and protested, and returned to Messrs. Bleu sod Mashie, and they had per SSW' prisoner wag they caked to return the 661. that had been sent to take up the MS, and ha drew a cheque, which he had no authority to do, upon Mr. Legan's bankers, the Hank of England, and which be glued " Welter Logan and Co., per procuration Henry Leo*" and Mr. Stevenson gave him a receipt to the effect that the 66i. which had bean paid on account of the bill for 1301. had been returned. The obelisk was paid Into the Bank of England, but was returned unpaid, on account of its being impro petty drew.. and the prisoner having no authority to sign • cheque on account of his master. Mr. Stevenson thee spin applied to the prisoner upon the subject of the 661., and suggested that be should draw a cheque for the amount and semi it to Mr. Logan and get It properly signed, and the prisone r mid that he would do so. Nothing, however , to have been done, and on the 19th of October the a „,Prof.:lbeprosecutor handed to the prisoner a doges for 301. to pay into the Bank of England, and the prisoner wrote to the prosecutor and stated that he had duly paid the cheque Into the Bank of England ea his aimed, and the charge now made against the prisoner was that he had stolen this cheque and appropriated it to his owner. Mews. Blogg and Martin at lest brims pressing upon the subject of the 664 and at Midi it appeared that the prisoner wrote to his employer a letter, in which he stated that be had to WI his attention to a matter of great Importance te himself, and went on to say that on the day the 11101, bill became doe, Misers. Blogg and Maria seat 661. to the office, and he mold not understand why that wan was seat instead of ths whole amount, and thought some other amassment had been made, and be paid the 661., lase a amid dedestits, late the Beak of England, to Ms (Mr. Logue's) meet. On the following day he said that Mr. Simmes called upon him and told him the bill had not been paid, end be thew handed him 661. of his own money in Wes mei gold, and Mr. Stevenson gave him a receipt far the messy. Mr. Lamm arrived in England shortly dierwards, cad it was then discovered that the 301. cheque, which the =rstated he had mid into the Bank of Mislead to Mr. e credit, had been pretreated at Junes, Loyd sad Co.'s, where it wee made payable, and the money received Ihr It ever the counter, and the amount had never been pieced he Mr. Legates &edit. The primer, upon being gardened am this subject, then admitted that he bad act paid the SOL late the Bank of England, sod said that be bad her 41:::: Wan* himself for the 04 is. bad pa to d Mt. THE POLICE COURT& MARTLEBONE. Aim Geer, Hairy Pitmeas,Georps Bowen., wad Owls* Dole/Pork wistroat moddriabo, ware cbwrgad with shawls( Dr. Charism Baby* the onaisost waibetostioloa, by playtag 'herr Isatrussesto ist forst hi. hire, N. 1, Dorsot.ourt, Manobeeta-sqeme, sad with measia - e to go away when spoke' to. The complaisant stated Ilia at sheet half-past 11 o'clock that morning the prisms= were playlets nearly in front of his house with braes Instruments. He went out and desired snob of them in =email= to ones playing and go away and not &verb Dim. Mr. Phillips (chief clerk)—DM you tell them why ? Complainant—No; no mere than that they disturbed me. They did not eak toe, or I would have told them. I yanks my complaint under the 67th dare of the Metropolitan Police Act, which states that some reasonable cause most be given by the persons so offending why they should not go awn 7 . Mr. Phillips—But that mast be given is evidence. Mr. Broughton—You are much engaged in scientific pursuits ? Complainant—Particularly so at the present time. Last night I west to the Geographical Society, where the subject of coaversatton wee in reference to the mesas of communi- cation from land by night with shipwrecked mods. I bad formed model■ for • similar purpose, and at the time the pri soners MOO I was closely managed upon the investigation of the subject. After I asked them to curse they went on for a short time, when I told them I should go lon a.poliesesen, and left for that purpose. They then west on lb. step. of the home at the next door. Mr, Broughton observed that the law wee that if a party continued playing after being asked to °ewe, it was an offence. Our said that after they were spoken to by Dr. Babbege they went over to the hones before which they were playing, endwhere there wan a wedding, and said that they could not play as their Instruments annoyed Dr. Babbage; in crew nuance of which they were asked Into the honer. C,umplainent—They were playing after I gave than warn. tag that I would go for a policeman. Pitman stated that they had no intention to annoy Dr. Briber, end that they owed es soon r possible at his n rolicaccestable paint, D 184 said that he was celled by Dr. Brier to take the prisoners eta curdy. He found hem oatehle the door at No. 2 Dorset-streer, when they ware err In charge by Dr. Bahr's. Yr. Phillip—Did you bear them play f Illelat—l did not. I told Delvers that to play near his house much annoyed him (Dr. Babbege), when he observed, " We know what sort of a man he is; we have read about Ma in the newspspers and we left off directly he told no to do so." Mr. Broughton—There en very for who Wive not reed of the sciontide researches of Dr. Babboge. Did they attempt to ploy slier they came oat of the holm (to Setrit) f at—No, Sir ; they had their insuiuneinta peeked up aa they have them now. After some further evidenoe, ' Mr. Broughton observed dist be bad every dative temp port Dr. Bstitiage, am hi works wore of great inapostenos not Italy to Ragland, but to the world at large, and he ought ad to be disturbed in hie studies. There were two yenta of litSosity fa the ads, one was whether the prisoners caned to play wham they wee told to do so, and if they did not, how hag did they continue to play ; and the other point was la tolerance to the clause in the ant that had been alluded to. Bb impression was, seeing that the prisoners went to the booth in front of which they we playing, that they had no intention to cause any =anyone* to Dr. Damp. Ueda. the circatesteacea be must disoharge tam. (Applauds fol lowed the monis trate's deduce.) Gear, for himself sad on the part of the otter prieonera, said that proceedings would be taken in another court with a view of obtaining damages for !she imprisonment. 1181111DEft AT ST. EZLIOI9.—An inquest was held on Monday at the Hawk and Buck public bona, at Passkey Cron, near St. Helen., before C. B. Hatfield, Esq., owner, em the body of John Canary, • labourer, 28 years of vibe died on Sundey morning last, from itftemosatke af the seising from • fracture of the skull, predated by Riles Laney, • eastried woman, residing in that neighbourhood. During a quaint ea the 29th ult. she struck him • violent blow , as the bead with • spade, oaring • severe Immure of the skull. —The jury returned • verdict of Want weeder" against the woman, who was neordingly committed for Wel et the sent Liveried mime. THE LATE POISONING AT STUFTYN WOOD HALL.— Os Tuesday the prison*, Thomas Sponge (who had for some time been coachman to Mr. Paget) was brought before the Derbyshire bench of magistrates., et Cbeetereeld, upon the charge of wilfully adrolnistaing eantharides (commonly celled Spanish flies) to Mary Dean (the parlonr-mairt) and others of the establishment. Detective Barnes proved ap prehending the prisoner, sad his identification bye drug gist at Mansfield as the same Individual who had emended an ounce of cantharides at his shop two months eince. After • consultation the presiding magistrate, R. G. Maynard, Esq, decided that then was no criminal law to meet the ease, sad the prisoner was therefore disottarged. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT FLOCIIRSTita.—The adjourned Inquest oa the body of the seattrama who was band ly ing fn so lennelble Mate nailer a hedge la a field at mks top - cif ihrood-hlll, Rochester, sad who died immediately cm being removed to the Strood wceklionse, was resumed on Memdey *ming, before Mr. Marsh, the deputy winner for Rothmeier. In oonsequence of the publicity given to the ettenzestaimes connected with the discovery of the damned, the body has been ideatified as that of Mr. John Whitehorse, of Vlaltoo-larraos, Viderleyeark, • vendible, surgeon, who was for many Company in the employ of the Kamm Counties Railway es their cattle manger, bat who retired from that service • short time else. For some time past the deemed bee ben observed to be in • very deepondiog state, and had given way to excessive drinking. He was lam sees alive by • Mood, named JOINS, In Whitechapel, • few days before hi. death, and be then appeared to be completely broken spirited. Mr. Laegatone, the surgeon who made the post-mortem examinetioe, stated that the body of the deceased generally appeared healthy, with the exception of the brain and Mmes. He could not find any traces of poises fa the stomach, Wittier were there any bedews or other masks of violence about the body. There was little or no doubt that be come by; hie death by taking an overdose of opium. The jury then returned a verdict that the doomed committed suicide by swallowing laudanum, whilst in • state of temporary M outhy. MELANCHOLY DEATH.—On Tuesday en old man awned John Robinson was found by Mr. Wood, of Barton's Farm, in • plantation called the Willow Grove, about a mile from the village of Plextel. When found be Ins 'rug om hi. face, sad Mr. Wood thinking him to be asleep called to him, but receiving no newer be toren him over, when he perceived that be was quite dead. Robinson was In the habit of travelling through the villages In tbie Malvin selling become, and living sometimes is • farmer's barn or is • hope hones. Be bad been away from his wife about a fortnight, and from the appearance of the body when found bed evi dently beset lying dead nearly, or quite that time. It was known that deceased bad been subject to fits for some years, sad tt is supposed that while cutting a stick foe hi. brooms be was taken in a flt and died, as hie knife wee fend open in his head. The body was brought to the Wheelwrights' Anna boathouse and information of the Math forwarded to J. Dedlow, tett, corner, but he did not Mira en inquest was seceasaty. the body was buried cm Saturday without an *nest, and without having been examined by a surgeon.— ,Mai istotee ,lowrad. The Liverpool and New York Steamship Com paq's servo steamer City of Baltimore, while on her last voyage to New York, encountered the full force of the late mono, notwithstanding which she weathered the hurricane, sad mode • capital run out. [Ad v e rue amen L] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND (HST- Nam -Tag WMIDSII/11.—For all eomplolata mdlamily affecting mem Sad. wbothor internal or mlemsl, main coo *moms mlik lamm powloo.resordlea. Tout sod old, of bah man, nor use Hum .16 eosin maws. end PM.* ; rasp w saner .411"." Y bet aad 4414 climates: no dams or tommemaaro w MoijmlSlL= Moir auratlm orogorelmo. raga Dom aladolormo, ramarams ors akin, 0111111111111111 *tame ="gor dodo lead Om lotorAos=4 , mad sae lam toodmo sal IMO Oa War IMF We teas he can* do Irma: thor parity. mug be VA Cab tot Os an et Fart lit sae* Mime amass. MAR KEYS COTTON.—layskrooz..Nov.29.—The ...km of oot inn to• day are estimated at 6000 takes • very quiet market at ttui Pray of patents,. COTTON 000D8.-111Auctietria, Nov. 29.—The market madness Inn mid heidtky. In Glottis there has not been so numb Wears us used the Mies of last week, °aim so the heavy engagements already entered into, some of extend to the end of January, sad eves for • longer period, but prices continua firm, and all 'goods suitable fee Ines, such se Wrens. mad jemmies, IS 11•11 WI printers, long cloths, sod T Mete for ell market., We fi dewed at very fall prior. Domestics both for home and foreign demand saw in request, and trade an. never known to he so !mural. Maaufacturere of wide fabrics is some came have turned thee looms the aerrower cloth., In ematiquince of the be derssd fee the latter, end wide goods have biome searese, end are consequently firmer in prim. There has Men a fair business in yarns today for most markets, and there would have been more bar the 'plasm are so deeply under mouse. The demand con tinues unchecked, end anything fee reasonably early delivery 1. takenup immediately. Spiess". who purrs. a policy of beepreg themselves open as meek se possible to new orders and hkeber rates by declieag cumweets for name than eight or ten days, are able to ware very extreme pries at present, but there... others who, believing that prima ere nearly.. high as they are likely to be, sad that cotton will probably be cheaper, have sold freely, and an under engagements to the middle or end of January. The chief bueness is for lode, China, and the home trade, but buyers for other markets are also purchasers to a moderate extent. Priees am not higher, bat vary firm. WOOLLEN.—Ltate, Nov. 99.—The usertet hes Men rather quiet this morning. The steadier:a his hem tiled. There ewe rather more rognirtee for good dais thee hereto fore, sad the Wee were Aro larger, Sea Me bagmen rear sated ea the whole wee only ed s very moderate mast. WOOLS.—Homanartain, Nov. 29.—Navtog war good &aloe in the route, sad Leedom_ solos thawing to a 44doe, with bettor on- mennfeetar•s U. buying more freely end Mena. MANUFACTURES. HuonsAssnit.o, Nov. 90. There has berm a fair sitencianoe of began arm dia= at our market to-doy. todocEso o Iwo' toi yardarm have not bean rodmithea Lead to be operating • little on oessuat ot Mr aro ytar,= Darter more activity than bur prwrollol fro *obit WO or Woo week.. COEN.—Hou., Nov. 29.—At ibis days mart* =all nappy of English wheat; beat qualities era alaireetably lower, whilst secondary sorts more off slowly et saWilsa of Is. per qr. Foreign not offered at an) rednotioa,aaessarcaly anything changed hands. Barley for maldagasbalte eader, whilst grinding, from waroity, supports late asareacy. Beane sad peas quiet, and wily retail demand. Oets slow, but net peered at any decline. Indian area firm, and but • offesbaa. The foreign horns Ism week see as under Wills% 6,773 qrs. Barley, 7,367. Gate, 38. Beans, 6,666. Pees, 118. Tares, 281. Linseed sad repassed, 4,986. Oil sakes, 346 toes. Boner, 128 tens. Lamm, Nov. 29.—(From the Circulr of Marrs. Dons and Co.)—With • fair show of wheat, the trade is inactive, the report from Mak-kns horse its influence with one burrs, and there is so hills badnae done that we quote prloar nominally ran Tuesday rt. Choice barley folly as der; fi ght aorta are all but unsalssbis. BOOS held firmly. Oct. and other setieles as before. Arrivals Mos this day rib :—What, 6,773 qrs.; barley, 138 qrs. • ems, 72 qrs.; ' beans. 134 qrs. ; per, 128 qr s. ; rased, 10 . tps. Average rime tar the week ending Nov. 26 :—Wbeat, 6,086 qrs., 47a. Id.; oat', 830 qrs., 24a. 4d.• terry 2,044 qrs., 38s. 7P. ; rye. 27 qrs. 34a. 10d. ; bear, 113 qr .., 445. Sid. ; pose, SO gra, 40s. ed. LYNN, Nov. 29.—Weather continues mild. To-day'. market ths supply of wheat was moderate, condition some what affected by ths weather ; dry samples maintained folly lust week's prices, damp simples Is. pet qr. lower. Bailey, quantity storm not en large as last week; malting quali ties Art a fair sale at Is. per qr. reduotion. Grinding sorts pro without nitration. Beans and ors fins. Wheat, whits, old, Ribs. to 1531bc, 445. to 48e. ; ditto, new, 601 k.. to 82113 s , 42a. to 475.; red, old, Ribs. to 631ba., 42a. to 465.; ditto, new, Mtg. to 81165., 89s. to 435. Baxley, Chevalier, new, Abs. to follbs., 38s. to 48a.; ossonon, 6111 e. to 621b5., 28s. to 324. Beane old, 861* to 68i1b.., 46a. to 60s. ; ditto, sew. 8410 s. to 66th.., 40s. to 47a. pee qr. Lo the growers. • NIIITASTLI. Nov. 29.—The weather to-dey has asismed a more settled appearance. At our market than morning we had a more moderate Dhow of wheat from the grogram, bat, atria; to the dull report from Mark-lane, our inillers wen indifferent about purchasing; and manlike' not beteg ea good. fanners had to submit to a reductioa of Is. per qr. la south oottwr7 deecripooos or foreign little was dose, 0016611 bring uswilling to accept the prices offered. Floor is slow request, bet le its valeta we note little change. Malting barley somealy met so touch attention, sad, death's& was the are cheaper. In other articles we have lisle variation to note. ----- BaLtasvar, Nov. 29.—The supply to-day was somewhat small, and the atteodance limited. There was very little bonuses doing in wheat, and P01:120 of the choicest and best conditioned samples maintained last week's prices; but the transacriase generally were et a decline of L. to 20. par qr. Mows slow sale, without alteration in vales. Beat malting rapist of barley mat a good inquiry, sad, although there was no salad violable ohange to vales, prices had sn up ward tendency. A steady wade in malt, sad prices Inn. There woe very little business doing in other demoriptbas of grain, sad press remain nominally unaltered. Old wheat, 41s. foods.; new, 41s. to 435.; herlwy. 275. to 445. ; oats, 245. to 294. ; keine, 40s. to 60s. ; poss. 40a. to am aDo• to 365. per qr. Tares, 76. 6d, to k. 63 per. bushel. ram, 33.. to Ms. pre soak. Malt, fle. So 6s. 61. oar bushel. CATTLE -8•LISIVIT, Nov. 29.—At to-day's nuked we were very largely supplied with the rougher none, bat beet mimele were very scans, which were quickly disputed of at fall rate.. Than wag not • very good attendance of country butchers and dealers, sad the Irsde far inferior salmis conseqoestly ruled Flow, sod were rather weer to bey; a great many were drives sway unsold. Timm vss • cooslderable falling off is the number of @beep on offer, and bed Downs were vary Kenn; they wen soon sold at full prices ; other sorts wag • ready sale, and =detained their full value. Little or nothing defog In calves. In the pig market Oars was as average supply, end • Mir number enangsd hands at folly Met week'. prices. Beet on beef, lie. to 12s. per wore; cow and Wier ditto, 10e. to Ile ; beet dows mutton, lid. per lb. ; other brood*, M. to 7d. ; veal, 7d. to lid. ; fresh pork, ed. to lid.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. to tit Bd. per wore; green bacon, 84d. per lb.; dry ditto, 9id. to 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 9id. m 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 108. to 20.. each; cows with calves, Hi. to 184 each. TRAFFIC itETURNti. ZAILTAT. 1111a4 Pr liar. Taal. T 0794 aura tbas4lm.lola. 1656 W. 97.80419.9 Nov. 20. *pa It O amn S.e 271 939 Penh 7.965 6996 998 tradlut Nov. 16. Oak sad Banda* a.uuth 1997 arr - 7.041 8.711 wadi iodise Nov. IT. North (Anna. ........ I,'Bl 1.118 1;91 1 1 60 117944 Lazootaars. • The above Is asaladve at Orala daa awls altaltaalai w 149 1 114 London awl Nan It Wawa Worm Clasavast. WRECK OP THE GOPERNIIRNT EMIGRATION SHIP JOHN AND MICY.-.-11NOnig.0011 reached Liverpool yenta- day by the White Star clipper ship Red Jacket, from Mel bourne Yin Pernembisco, of the total loss of the government emigration shiT John and Lucy, Captain M`Donnall, broad from Liverpoo , with fres emigrants, to the Cape of Good Hope. The unfortunate vessel left the depot at Birkenhead about the latter tied of July, and form the *dowse from Per nambuco, dated Nov. 10, she was lost near Ganes, on or about the 29th October. The orew and pumegers were all saved, and conveyed to Pernambuco, from whit port they will be forwarded on to the Cape. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CIIIPS CR.—Noe. IS. at the Graoss, Solvate. Leleseterehlre. the wile et Mal.a Chewier, al .en. Cain W 1 D.—Nev. Mat Cheater pie. the Hoe. Mee. Chet/rim% 01 • MOO. DYNIL —Nor. SS atilt Asa'arlllea, Notttes hill. the wife of the Rev. C. J. /qtr. Id A.. or a deallhte , 11,HAilN IL —Nov. t4 i traferd terrace, Blackheath. the wife of C. Mame, /Ewa. R of a PAL H. et *weed. Ficutew, the atte of J. Rem' sies.eq wi sees. MAK ifixT.-1111". INS at F2taerford part. Cheadle.. the wife of Sr lIINOLLIII.—Nev. ti t at the names. Catzthwatit, the wtt° of P. etadair, of • WlLlO.e.—Pete.l l l.st Oedrate seem Dalake, the tele of J. M. WiliO4 itah t et area MARRIAGES. AMCHZI—ARILCY.-27;. - 14, — ; Spingfild. Emer.by the Hew. A. ewe. Kr. D. Amber, of De kleatteArtatuare. b Ihrieje AUL danatter of Mr. D. Abray, of aprluggebt CH MaTII • it—ROBSON. 0r.:., mtbo eterted. Wallabeee. by Ye BM. W. Z. Brenton, Oeanto, eaa of Mr. J. Cheatham. of Swot _ Poe. to Haimah , dateable of Mr. A. Itobom, dtalytaidea 001 f TAY —PO LLIt: A, at tk John , . Paley* by dal Mae. 0?. Goebert. A. C o.. oventry. El of a:Mahwah. to Me , . daughter of the late Re. 0. B. loam hector of Lags. sookt... DEATHS. V. as dtatbaalr. gaatfthre. Mr. . 1 * 11/1.401.3 4 4. 74* *L st the Rectory. Potter Butatorta.. IJa.kabire. tag Rim A! , 111. Ara& It 0 L. aged 42. A 26, at lull .14 apart. C4aiuma' ala. C. Orme. Rep.. Swine tutro.e. 4ilodo oterntilrk )11110111.—Noy. M at Queoweausra. I.eeda L Monk. 11aa.M4.1 :2 MI L11.4.-2(as. 1 . 1, at Botaty.till ram Luta lAtratad. Mr. T. Moo 10/SIRT&—Ne., 25. at 112onill deft, naat4eablp. Moat. Bonk Martkarll4 at J. P...hertd. igultecv.—Plov. Met the Ora., erkshisa. Zak J.l Tim PMWand rotalahad by • ol.aoax Ali. HALO% a Ma R La.obard tha Cl 7al Loa us raster. at the 0w... Looms to SY Valatiact of allaPagrati . a.--Wiaaama. ik