The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE HUNT MEETlNG—Tfloasnax. Nothing could excised the cioaheion with which the WI day of the Warwick meeting commenced. No order of running was made known oversight, sad as the sport bap* much earlier than expected, 10.20, neither weigher ace many of the jockeys were in time, and the opening wrest, the match, wu decided, in presence of a meagre attendance. Bain fell heavily all night, and the course was very heavy " ping." The morning was raw sod cold, but wet held off, except a little occasional, drizzling, the greater portion of the day. The first three races produced mineably small field., the Winding-up Handicap only bringing out three from the nineteen entered. It was wily won by Lady Bohan, purchased at Shrewsbury by Mr. Barber. Thais and Herschel were the only two absentees of the nine for the Shorts Handicap, which was won by Tragedy, who enabled Jemmy Grim shaw to score three winning mounts in succession. A plate for 3.y rolds and upwards had four runner' from the 13 coloured. The betting and the result was entirely eon fined to Deception and Belle of the Ball, Morris, oa Lord Westmoreland's mare, jut beating the popular light weight by a short head. The Two-Years-Old Plate fell to Black bird having, by mistake of the printer, been entered foe the Three-Year-Old Plate, and not for this race, was ob jected to by Jemmy Grimebaw, who was only beaten a neck on the favourite Hecate; the objection, however, was serer en tertained. Gamma easily defeated My Mary ( who seems to have lost all form) and five others. and Stockings, having won the Shakespeare Handicap for hia new owner from his nitre oppoisents, seem ran for the Handicap Sweepstakes, the last list race of the season which, was won by Jemmy Grimahaw on Dawdle. The steeplechase brought out nine runners, nearly all of whom were backed, the worst fa vourite of those invested upon, Portland, winning a fine race. Hall Court recompensed those who followed him for the disappointment he met with on the previous day, and Cle ments won the Hurdle Race. The last event was • match which resulted in favour of the 2.yr-old. The following are details of the sport : MATCH, 501. Five furlongs. Mr. Brayley's Viceroy, by Lamblon-1110 Queer, 2 Yrk lot 1010 ,Cannon) 1 Mr. John Preston's Anadgomene, 2 yrs, Mt Mb , Perry) 11 Betting : 6 to 4 on Viceroy. Tan &CERT FLAT Race (Handicap) of 10 sous. sash, b ft, foe all horses ; to be ridden by canes on full pay in the army or navy. Five furlongs. (5 sobs.) Mr. Coe ries Betsy Copeland, by Vulcan or Annandale— Merry Wing, 4 yrs, lOW Mb (car. lost 15b) (Capt. Knox) 1 Mr. Coventry's Damascus, 6 yrs, Ilst 71b .... ,Copt. Sharp) Daher's number was heated, but his jockey not getting ready in time the horse did not run. Betting : 5 to 2 on Damascus. A HANDICAP BwEZPOTAILLS of 5 sous. each, for all ages ; wieners extra. Five furloep. Mr. Geo. Pat se's Merry Maid, by Hesperus—Glade, 6 yrs, Oat lolly (J. Grimahaw) 1 ford Westmoreland's Usher, lyre, Tat HO (Mortis) 2 Mr. C. IShuiten's Nabob, 2 yes, bat 'car. hi alb) (O. Sayers) 3 Pupil also ran. Betting : 4 to 1 on Merry Maid, 5 to 1 apt Usher, and 10 to 1 " bar two." THE WINDING-LT HANDKAP of 10 son. each, 3 ft, with 50 added ; for all ages ; the winner to be sold for ;Meows. ; winners extra. Three-quarters of a mile. (19 subs.) Mr. Barber's Lady Bohan, by Hartle—linbterfuge, 3 yrs, Oat 411) • (J. Grunthaw) 1 Mr. C. Blanton 's Camonette, 4 re. 7st 71b .... (E. Taylor) 2 Mr. seakuers Wallow ti 3 , 711, 7st 71b Perry) S Betting : Even on Walloon, 5 to 4 apt Lady Bohan, sad 4 to 1 apt Caozonette. Tag SHOlits HANDICAP of 3 sova each, with 20 added; miaow to be sold for 20 son. Three furlongs. (9 subs.) Mr. Pardee's Tragedy, by Glenznaseon, 2 yrs, rat Gnmshaw) 1 Mr. Coney's Sister Mary. 2 yrs, rat 7,b Smith) 2 Mr. Hoot er's fby Gannoble —Helix, 2 yrs, Oat 'Carroll) 3 The following Wo ran:—Practitioner, Balornock, Bow, and Belgrave. Betting : to 4 apt Tragedy, 3to 1 apt Practitioner. 5 to 1 apt Belgrave, 10 to 1 apt Balornock, and 100 to 7 apt Sister Mary. A PLATE of 50 son. for 3-yr olds and upwsrda ; selling and other allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. Lord Westmoerland's Deception, by Orlando—Trlckstrew 4 yrs XL , 7st 131 b ;Morris) 1 Mr. W. Sawders's Belle of the Ball. 4 yrs ;SOLI 7.1 lxib (J. Griraahaw) Mr. Gowen's Betsy Copeland, 4 yrs (10011, bat Sib ,Healop) King Tom also ran. Betting : 6to 4 on Deception, 2 to 1 apt Bella of the Ball, and 100 to 15 apt any other. A Two YEans OLD PLAY! of 50 emu ; oohs, 84 104 b ; fillies, est 6lb ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold for 50 Bova, and mitered to be sold foe 301. allowed 71bs. Five furlong. Mr. ecineet's Blackbird, by Black Doctor or Newham— ' Beauty SW 21b ,Perry) 1 lit a A ll o w.d inpson's Hecate (SOL), Sst lib (J. Grlmshaw) 2 Mr. J. Coney's Sister Mary (SOL), Sat Mb T. French) I The following abona :—f by Tedulngtoo—Balham's dam, I by Gunboat, dam foaled in 1364 by Surplice—Bow of Cashmere. Harrah. and King of Greece. Betting • 7 to 4 apt Hecate, 9 to 2 eget Blackbird, 5 to 1 each apt Kiag of Greece and Hurrah, sad Bto t apt &Mar Mary. Tan WELTIM CUP (Handicap), valise 100 son., by sub. seriptioa of 10 sous. each ' • gentlemen riders ; professionals, 61b extra. Three-quarts,.s of a mile. (11 subs.) lord Stamford's Gonna, by Memenley—Cleman• (bred In France , S lrs, list 71b :Mr. Edwards) 1 Mr. B. J. 's lord &Wash, I ps, Ibt(Mr.Owentry) 2 lord Ponlett s Oesuillimanis, 4 yrs, en Olb Inc 6lb eat) (T. French) 3 Tbe following also ran : Itirdfinder, .7arnicoton, My Mary, and Tb. Stranger. Betting : 6 to 5 oa My Mary, 100 to 30 apt Gamma, and 8 to 1 "bar two." Tax Saar-Rama HANDIcAP of 10 90•11. each, 3 ft, with 50 added, for all ages ; winners extra. One mile. Mr. Beadoman's Wanner. 6 yea, 1011) (H. Grim= 1 Mr. Samuels Twilight, aged, 94 YD (Perry Lord Westmorland's Wild Duck, 6 W'S fat Mb • 2 . 4 . The following also ran :—Pelmielr. Jack o' NeWilury, polutment, Antoinette, Tyke, Pearl Diver. and Jeannette. Hattie; : 100 to 30 apt Pearl Diver, 4 to 1 apt TO% sto 1 apt Twilight, 6 to 1 apt Peignoir 100 to 13 apt Stockinet., and 10 to 1 each apt Wild buck and Jack O'Nswbary. A HAirutcAr SwiteirrAzza of 5 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards, with 100 added ; winners extra. Five fur. Tee Broecles Dawdle, 3yrs, lot ltlb (J. Grimshaw) 1 61r. Barber's lady Bohun, 3 yrs, Ost 61b (Mc. Sib extra) (Ward) 2 Lord Stamford's Gownsman, S yrs, Tat lib The bel fdorake.llowing Woo ran )—Troublworse, Gab; Statham, and Bettina : II to 8 apt GoTteman, 4 to 1 eget Cadiz, 4 to 1 apt Mr. Tea s two,J to 1 apt Lady Belies, 10 to 1 mob fitarbea apt W beldrake and Troublesome. and 20 tel 1 apt Tun LzAwiliGTON Gee2ro Agleam. HANDICAP Sneem CHAU of 20 son. eel, 10 ft, end 5 only if declared ; vision extra. Four mike. Mr. Matthews*. Portland. by Rodney—Wee Pet, aged, 10st 61b (T. Ablett) 1 Mr. Adams's Globule, 6yen lOst 7lb (J. 1101M1w) 2 Mr k wiles Yeller Dal, aged, lOst Mb.... (Geo. Stevens % II The following also ran:—Jerry. Panartk, freshman, Mean wood. Spotchcock and Tony Ltinapidn. Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Globule and Tony Lumpkin, 5 to 1 apt Yalliw 0.1,6 to 1 apt Maas weed, 100 to 15 apt J, 10 to 1 each apt Peaarth and Freahmao, and 100 to 8 Ga s. time Bto 1) apt Portland, Tot Herr CV? 3111:e1iCHa81, value 100 son., by sub scription of 10 eon. each, for bones that have never woo a handicap steeplechase or hurdle new Winner of any other race extra. Three miles. (10 ants.) Captain Brown's Hall Court, 6 yrs, stet 16th (Ineludhig lUb extra' (Captain Tempest ) Mr. Thomas Gulby's Church Militant, a yra, lilt 12Ib ( In c. lidwards) 2 Mr. W. Illackluale's Wlgley, aged, 12•6 Tlb (including lalb extra) (Mr. Drake) 3 The folio. lug also ran : —Acrobat, Overtook Dontroon, Early Bird (late tlnl. , Seas Grey. Betting : Evan on Acrobat, 100 to 30 asst Church Mili tant, 5 to 1 apt Hall Oman, 6 to 1 apt 1)untr000, and 10 to 1 apt Wigley. A BURGLE EACH (Handicap) of 5 soya. each, 2 ft, with 25 added ; the wiener to be sold for 20 soya, One mile over three hurdles. (6 eon.) Mr. Turner's Clenientl, 6 yrs. I Ist 7lb (Pepler , I Mr. Barber's Cutler, 6 yrs, met 4lb 'W. W hit.. I )Ir. La Mart's Ballverne, n yrs, 10st ltlb (Weyland) 3 Panay Kaye also ran. Betting : 7 to 4 as Cutler, and 3 to I apt Cloning. MATCH : 100 aovs. Three furlongs. Mr. Heoper's fby Quinoble—Held, 2 yrs, 64.. (Jackson) I Mr. Pott's Chlcos tho Jester, 3 yrs, 1(4 ,llorria 2 by three Betting : 5 to 2on the Belk silly. who won in a canter lengths. THE S UIC I DE OF • MILITAZT OPTIC= IN IRELAND. —We regret to state that Lieutenant-Colonel Tennant, late of the 35th Itegimeat, committed suicide on Wednesday morning, at his residing* in Raglan-road, by shooting him. self through the head. It appears that the deceased gen tleman went to bed on Tuesday night apparently in his usual state of health. He rose at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and proceeded to his dressing-room. Is about half an hour afterwards the members of his family were alarmed et hearing the report of a inn ; and on going into the dressing-room they were horrified to god Colonel Ten nant lying an his chair quite dead. A donble-barrellect gun, with which he had destroyed himself, lay on the floor by his aide. The unfortunate geetleman had evidently put the muzzle of the gun into his mouth, and then pulled the trigger. One of bis jaws was completely shattered. The other barrel of the gun was found to Its loaded and capped. Two doctors were immediately seat for, but on them arrival they found that life eras extinct. No muse has been assigned for the commission of this terrible act. It bad been observed, however, that for some days pre viously the unfortunate gentleman was rather melancholy and depressed in apirits.—Saunders' News. OrrwrAi PALLam. ONR SHILLING DAY.— l'HußagrAT,, Nov. N.—Admieekees co piper% 414 ; ditto by easaoa tiekas, 836 ; total. 1.0150. dui HouxoweT's PILLS. The dart and dreary days of winter depress the mind sad disorder the body. To the tenser tooditica, occupation yields the beet ; for the latter Mats, Holloway's Plus are oafs sad certain remedies. They draw the blood from every taint, the body from every noxious matter, and exert such a general good effect upon the system that indigestion, billonsnest. headache, &mores Si sight, lots Si appetite. debility, and nervousness, disappear under their itheessee. These pills may be relied upon by both sexes wader all climates sad &mantas:ea 4 a family medi cine they are invaluable. because, tat may be atariessly admi nistered the moment psis or Lion Is ptecolved, and thus avert a keg illness and its many aaaoyanosis THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1864. SINGULAR SUICIDE. Last evening Mr. C. J. Cartier, coroner for West Kent, held a lengthened Milan at the Primer of Wales Tavern, Blackheath, into the circumstances attend ' tag the death of Emma Ann Bannister, aged 25, the wife ci a Mabee merchant, carrying on bushier at Stretford, Dear Manchester, whose body was found drowned in a peed on Blackheath on Moseley morning last, under the fol lowing extraordinary circutostaaosa From the evidence adduced it appeared that the deceased, who had been mar ried six years, was the mother of four children, three of whom are living. On Friday morning last, between eight and nine o'clock, her husband left home for the transaction of his usual daily business, leaving the deceased aid two of his children Ohs other being away), at bona with • ser vant, bat on returning in the evening he ascertained from the servant that soon after he left home in the morning the deceased also left. Concluding that she had gone on • visit to her father and mother, who reside at Longeide, in the neighbourhood of Manchester, and at whose house she was occasionally in the habit of staying aadidesping, no notice was lakes, but as she neither returned ea the Saturday, nor soot soy endue. tion of her absence, inquiries were made aka* parade' resi dence, and it was thea ascertained that she had not been seen there. On the Sunday inquiries were made in the locality, and from • description gins by the officials at the Manchester station of the Great Norther' llailway of • young lady who had booked herself as • first-class pas senger by the 3 p.m. express train to Loadea, it was concluded that the person alluded to was the decissaad. Advertisements; were accordingly inserted in the Tina of Tuesday sod Wednesday, giving a description of the deceased, and gateman her to communicate with her friends, and this led to her ideotiacatson and the extraordi nary finding of her body, as above described ; and from the evidence taken oe this point it appeared that • man in Ma service of Mr. Anglicans, M.P. for Greenwich, was return. tag to Charlton with his wife and nephew, after attending • place of worship, and in paeans through • secluded leas something was observed lying in a dry ditch, which proved to be the deceased, in an inasosible state. She had a bottle in , her hand which contained • small quantity of brandy, and which she was holding to her mouth. Oa base aroused she slated that she bad been taken to the spot where she was found by a gentleman dressed is dark clothes, sad had dark whiskers, and who had given her the bottle she held in her hand, having left her after robbing btu of her gold watch sad chain and 235. in m o ney . It was proposed that the police authorities be communicated with, but this the deceased objected to, at the cams time producing the half of a return ticket tram Blackheath to Woolwich by the North Beat Railway, sad saying that she should see the gentleman again. This was some distance from the Blackheath Railway station, and the nephew is young man 22 years of age) and another man were left to see deceased to the station. The other man, who lived in • contrary direetion, after proceeding some distance on the road, left the deceased with the young man referred to, and, according to his statement, the deceased then refused to go by the train, bat canted to go to Woolwich by road if lie would en her on the road. This he agreed to do, and remained in her company or watched her move ments for some four or five hours, the deceased eventually bidding him " good night," and he returning to his house. The same morning, on • young men driving • bone and cart into the pond, the lifeless body of the di mmed was found. Dr. Barnett, who had performed the autopsy, gave it as hie opinion that the death of the dot ceased had resulted entirely from suffocation by drowns', there being neither external marks of violasce on the body nor internal traces of poison. The father of the deceased was 'remised, and described the married life of deeeseed as one of great unhappier' ; but it was also admitted that :there was • hereditary tendency to insanity in the family of ' the deceased, two of the mambas of which bad committed suicide, one by drowning and the other by cutting his I throat. The learned cocoon having remarked upon the distressing nature of the cue, the jury returned • verdict, " That the deceased smannitted suicide while labouring un der temporary inanity," it being seated by the father that there was no truth in the assertion that the unfortunate young woman had been robbed as described, as she had left her gold watch at his house some three or four wake since. NIIRDZII IN CLEB.ZNYWHIJ. At the Clerkeowell Polioe-court, yesterday, Alf nad Thomas Jackson, described as a jeweller, and read ing at No. 2, Araudeloottage, Kinghood, wee placed at the bar, before Mr. Inynconrt, charged with the wilful murder of Francis Plowman Roberta, by striking him on the head with a broom. The prisoner and deceased were working together at the establishment of Messrs. French sad Boos, wholesale ma nufacturing jewellers, Clerkeewell-close, the former being a journeyman and the latter an apprentice in that employ. The =fortunate decreed was represented to be a steady and industrious youth, and was allowed to work over-hours. The alleged murder took place between 10 and 11 o'elock oa Wednesday night. 31r. Backers attended for the prosecution, and in striag the fare of the oar, said that with respect to the motive for the prisoner to commit the murder, it was a very inade quate one. The deceased, although only 20, and in the re ceipt of 13s. per week, was of a esvieg character, and lest moo= to his brother workmen. The prisoner admitted that the deceased bad lent him some 305., but the real amount was 5/. or 6/. When the prisoner was apprehended at Kutpland, he said that be left the shop with • French workman, also in the employ of Mews. French and Bola, at 10 o'clock, but be denied that. He should be able to produce Guthrie= evidence to jostif7 a remand. Wiliam Soften, surgeon at St. w's Hospital, deposed—Decreed wee brought to the hones. He was seasible at the time. His face wee covered with blood, and hie lips were blanched u if be had lost a deal of blood.' There were far wounds on the left side of the head, two wounds on the front part of the right side of the head, and • large braise on the beak of his head. There was also a severe bruise on the shoulders, sad the collar boas on one side was appareetly broken. He died about a quarts/- pest 3 this morning. He did sot appear to be aware of his death being se near, and when Pint admitted I was not ter tar of mock an event. The wounds might have been caused by the sod of a broom (proincia) The blows must have been given with great force. ho post-mortem has been made. Mr. E. Thomson—l reside at 9, St. Jemes-etreet, Clerk ing/ell, sad am an attomey'a clerk. The back of my boom ' is Dearly parallel to the beck of Mears. French's wockshop. The window of my house is about 20 test from the door of the workshop. About belt-put 10 last night I was ia my bedroom. I heard a loud now as of some an oom letdaing. I opened the window, put my bead out, and the arias of " murder" twice proceed* from Messrs. French's workshop. The groan? or compla int. were contianous, and sailed in the cries of Murder, which I twice beard. The first my of " Murder " was clear, but the second appeared to be faint. I beard no scuffle, or words, 'or blows. Just at the time I beard dummied cry of "Mur der," I saw a person me, or rusk out of the workshop door, having in his hand what appeared to be • keg stick. This person I recognised as the prismer. He ran toward. me and got on the wall, which is between my home and the workshop. I then sew him distinctly, being about tee or twelve feet from me. There was a light reflected from an adjoining window upon the prisoner's face, and I recognised him saffedently to swear to bim. When orgot on the wall be had nothing in his but I heard something drop. I celled out, "Stop!" but be took no notice, and went away. I called out to Messrs. Preach that a man had jumped over the ralL Half an hour dies I went into the yard, sad sear the spot when the prisoner got over the wall I found • " bass " broom with a omaidentble quantity of blood upon it. The back gate of Messrs. Freach'a yard was locked. I again new the prisoner this morning at the police station, and picked him out of a number of othen. I had sees him conesionally before, and was acquainted with his features. Thomas Harmon Brume faxarnined)-1 live at 5, New auk-place, Cleckeewell, and am a clerk in the office at Messrs. French. About half-past 10 last night I was ie the parlour at the back of the house, on the ground floor, I heard a now of distress proceeding from the workshop, the door of which is ton feet (run the parlour. I proceeded to the shop, the door of which I found open, and the deceased Mediu or leaning against the door. His Lam was covered with blood. Assisted by Mr. Frady we attended to him. He spoke, and when asked who did it, he said "Jackson." Prissier and demised appeared to be on good terms, and I had so reason to suppose there was say bad feeling between them. William Gardner, 207 G, said—l went to the prisoner's residence, tio. 2, Arnedel.cottegek Hisgsleed. We knocked at the door, and I said the purger *Tacker was charged with violently malting the deceased. I rationed him r to his answer, sad be relied, "I left lissera. French's with Mr. Gouges, the Fronehmae.• He further amid, in answer to the charge, " I hare not dose it." The case was than remanded, bill being refused. THE PLAISTOW MUSD= —lt La stated that through information furnished by Mrs. Warren, in whore house the murdered man Fnhrhop leaded on his first arrival in this country, some additional evidesos has bees obtained in utmost of the prosecution against Kohl, and will be adduod before the utratse, at Ilford, to morrow. The witnesses previously exased attended at the Home-Milos yesterday aft/ream with Superinteedeat Howie, of the K divisioa of metropolitan police, and had an interview with thelogal gentlemen who willeoedoct timpro location on the part of the government, with the object, it is stated, of coofirming the depcoitions already taken. The prisoner, it is stated, sinoo the verdict of the emener's jury, appears to be more deeply impressed with the critical posi tion is which be ts place d. COMPLITION Or eras WRIITERN Poanoit or YES YALU DRAINAGZ WOMB —Yesterday monolog Mr. William Mottos, the contractor for this portion of the main drainsge scheme, reported to the chief engineer of the Board of Works, Mr. Baralgette, that the contract had been tem. Oiled. Ewes ADD CO.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY, BRITISH AND YORZlGN.—Sabecribees may enter daily; prospectuses made. Megentotreet. s. -lAdvertlemnent.] ELIJAH Axe Aszkus.-4e. each. Mendel*• echo's two oratorios. Jest published la ant deep editions, to be had of all etwelcselters, sod of the publiebses, Miree sad Oa, • Reareetuarest.—(Advertlemeall ("minxes PlEcol DT MINDEIADOZW. —Op. 72. leer mid Co. bare Jest published a sew end Ctwleteeee edition et this celebrated week kw the rtanaloree. Rell-prlce, ae• ; swot Dee ou weralitl a Mat" Baer sod Begerst steeet.—(Advertiesarst. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 24. (Before the Lewd Chases Hoe.) In the report of the cols of "the Mayor at London v. the Governors of St. Thomas's Hospital," whirl appeased in this Journal yesterday, by some inadvertence it was elated that the appeal sod the bill I. the nit were dithitesad " with casts r whereas. is onformity with the ohasrvatiose al the Lord Chanosilor, the ordeals were made " without costs." SLICPSON e. NOLLIDAT. The arguments in this patent thee were continued, but were not concluded at the rising of the court. COURT OF COMMON PLIAS—Nov. 2& Sittings in Bonoo.—(Before Lord Chid Judos Brio sad ]lr. Jodie, Hiding.) DOGGLIT V. CAITAISII. —OUTDOOR EITTING. The facts of this aim were this. :—The defendant wee Is the habit of standing at a certain spot in Hyde-mark, exhi biting a list captaining the names of hones which were to run, and making bets, he laying the odds against the horses. He exhibited also a card containing these ward,—"Beta stand on the day of the race, scratched or not." The plain tiff went to the defendant, took the odds of 6to 1 against Flytrap for the Witham Handicap, and deposited with the defendant 51. 10.. It turned out that the hone had bees scratched four hews before the bet wee made, and the plaintiff demanded back hie Si. 101., hut sot getting it, he sued for the amount in the Sheri ff s' CORK. M the trial • verdict was mimed for the defeodant, subject to the opinion o f this court ; and to.day the question wee whether • rule should be made absolute to enter • verdict for the plaintiff. Mr. Talfoard Seller appeared to show canoe ; and Yr. Yeatman to support the rule. It wee stated that the act for the suppression of betting houses, the 16,aed 17 Viet , cap. 119, enacted that no " house, I office, room, or other place," should be used for betting, end that any money bet there might be recovered in any competent court as mosey bad and received for the nee of 'the person depositing it. The counsel for the defendant I contended that as his client stood in the open air, be wee not within the statute. Another point abided to was that according to the rake of the turf, • bet made after the horse was scratched Mud be taken is off, sad that the rule of law was to the same effect, that as so risk whatever had been incurred by the defendant, be wee not entitled to retain the plsintiff's money. This point, however, it was contended, was not open to the plaintiff, the point as to the emetructioe of the Betting Houses Act having alone hero reserved. The Lord Chief tiOlike Mid that the miachief was smelly the same whether the party minim on bettieg stood under the shelter of a roof, or only coder as oil tree. What could be the difference whether the defeedaat stood in the open air to bet, or eider a canvass booth? rhe mart thought that tiers was no differsoce ; that the defendant wee within the act which had been referred to ; and that the plaintiff was entitled to recover back his 5& 10e. Rale absolute to enter a verdict for the plaintiff. calm. T. POWELL AND WI7E—HUSBAND'S LIABILI7E ' This was an action to recover damages in consequence of the female defendant having wrongfully gives the plaintiff into custody. When the impriaontneet took place the de fendants ware husband and wife, but before this action was brought there was • divorce k viscid*. At the trial before Mr. Baron Martin, at Guildford, the jury semesed the damages at 501., but as to Mr. Powell it wee imeteeded that the divorce freed him from theeaooooseegqamass of say tor tuous act committed by the female def t dune" cover. tore. The question now was whether this contention was right. Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0.. and Sir G. Beeman appeared for Mr. Powell ; and Mr. Daly and Mr. Houston for the plaintiff. The Lord Chief Justice was of opinion that the husband of a woman where a divorce had taken place was not liable to be sued in respect of wroop which the wife had open edited deringcoverture. The Lisboa in this am, therefcee, was exceersted from liability for what had bee done by his wife, red the rule to miter a verdict against him for the SW. moat be discharged.—Rule discharged. COURT OF FACREQUER.—Nov. 24. Satiny is Braco.—(Bstors Lord Chief Baran Pollock sad &raw Bramwell, Chanson, sad Pair:at) R THI YAM' OF THE MATZ OP WIZ 11.4118711LD, DECZASED.-PAYIUST OP L/POLOY DOTY. Mr. Omoe, cc behalf of the Oommissiosers of Inland Reveries, moved for a rule calling upon an attorney la Lan cashire to show mane why be should not pay forthwith to theßeosimr-Gestend of Island Revenue a sum of 241.4 a. Id., ectrosted to him in his profeedored capacity for the paymeat of duty in respect of the residue of the personal estate of Jens Standield, deceased, and also all the oats of this application. It appeared from the affidavits that he re ceived the mosey in 1860, and that in May last ha admitted having received it, but mid the papers were delayed in Manchester, and that the parties might rest assured that the matter would be settled in a short time. The money had, however, not been paid, and the prevent application wee made under the Bth seo. of the 13th and 14th Vic., c. 97, which gave the barons of the Exchequer power to grant • rule, is the form now asked for, in such mass. The mart 'mated • ride nisi. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov. 24. Wore th. Judge Ordinary.) PlalllllT2 V. PINDLIMT. Dr. Middleton and Mr. Sharpe for the petitimer. la 1851 the remoodent, a barber at Brightea, married Mary Selina Downs. widow, a milliner in the name town. They cohabited in Eset-etret for about two years. They both carried on their respective liminess's, but Dauber,* moon turned out to be an idle fellow, and did little beyond erasing himself ma the water. In 1863 thews was a tics on &mourn of the respondent's violence; and inmir -57, while in Lambeth, he seduced a girl named Jane Harding, who was sermat at the booms at which he lodged. He hid since had two children by bee. Mrs. Pesikett was examined to prove cruelty. She mid that about six weeks after the manias* be pushed ber down in the street when she requested him not to smoke is her face, bemuse it made bet cough. He afterwards told her that her drat husband had spoiled her, but that be did not M illed to do so, and knocked her down a flight of stairs, from top to bottom. She lay on the kitchen floor all night, Wog too ill to move. Oa another occasion the respondeet mme up to her in the workroom, knocked her bead maim* the wall is she mammies of all her youug people, and dragged her dolma stairs by the hair of her heed. Wit nem kept her bed two or three days after that. Again, he beat her with a thick stick beams she desired him not to swear at the servant. In 1853 he knocked her down, dred her to the door, threw her into the street, sad loolud the door upon her. She got in the next morn. ing ; but is t h e following .1 um he committed another brutal mem& upon her, sad turned her again out into the street He wee imprisoned for some time on account of this last vio lence ; but he placed him sister in the shop and marled it on for acme time by her help. Eventually, however, be sold it. The wanes' was corroborated by emend witsseema. Deere* nisi with costs. HATIIIS V. Hanson.—A ?WWI =IMAM Mr. Harrison for the petitioner. The marriage, which took place at St. Pesaro, Shady'll, is Hay, 1854, wee without the knowledge at the petitioner's trim& At that time she was Hies Emily Andrews, • gid of 18,1iving with her grandparent'. For • month after wards) she returned home, but she then west to her hus band, Raymond Hodge' Haynes, aanepws, though without practice. She had a fortme of 5, half of which was paid to the husband, and the rest aettlid ems her and her children. Sbe now sought • diasolution on the ground of cruelty end adultery. Mr.. Haynes said that her husband was • person of very dissipatsd habit". She had • daughter born in April, 1855, which only lived four months, and • son born in the De cember following. The mooed child only lived a few hours. The rsepoodent told her that he was tired of her, and that he should like to serve her as Palmer had served his wife. Realm said that be scald murder her so that no me should know. He emateadly used abusive languor% and Imaged her with harasses and orolsot. One night he was propo dog to invite to dinner a creditor who had sent the bailiffs ,after him, and then to tar him and put him , into • pond. She objected to his taking an, such step, and he thereupon beat sod kinked her. The next morning the quarrel was resumed ; and he struck her again. Soon I afterwards he horsewhipped her, alleging that • man had • right to beat his wife with anyt hing not thicker than his thumb. (A laugh.) This led to a separation for some months., but he apologised and • recomilistion occurred. Petitioner was confined in the following Jam. His medusa, which at first bad bees • little better, became worm than aver. He got into prime, but petitioner borrowed money of her uncle and took him out. He mos threatened to out her throat, stating that, as • doctor, he knew exactly where the vital parts were. The petitioner detailed other acts of harshness, which continued till 1858, when the respondent deserted her. ieidis;M;;( adultery having been given, Thu court made • decree nisi, on the ground of cruelty and deasetioo. It also condemned the respondent in the costa THB AM:KM= WAD= Lit 111/CLAND--LONOFORD, TITIBDAT NlGHT.—Asetibur blued attempt at murder bee been made on Kr. Richard Lesson, ageut of Mr. De Burgh, Harcourtolmat, Dubai'. It appears that the unfortunate ct i : k eesan was collecting the ?forgather note for Mr. De at a place called lorkaald, adjoining the town of Onnord, when, betwegn three and four o'clock is the of tee- SOW, & Mile abase up delibigately to the window of the Maws whore the 'gent was badly employed to checking anew accounts, sad, watching his opportunity, coolly kook aim and And at kis Maenad victim, several large slop esteein the bead of the unfortunate =a. An alarm was asstantly mind, sad information of the comnsoce conveyed to the coathabolary at may sta tion. Amounted constable attired at this Maths (Long ford) hews Oreneed twelve o'clock MA *at to Worst the county impiegor sad wk-inewether of the attempt at adder. Oa the receipt of the sews, bath besieged to the 'semi of the oscurream. Up to the bout that I egged yes this deepatch the poor gestlenma wee sot expethed to sur vive all morning. A Meath as the property, named Rd. ward Gillman, has bees arrested on osipicioo, sod lodged Is the county gaol lie wilt be brought up for ssaminatios fa • few days.—/rsab Timm. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Berea Bramwell.) In the we of Brilliant Orierftdd Wrety,allea Dr. Misery, who enniodend to take his trial, and Wiltiase Anderson, the mood indictramit, which sheeted the primmer' with publishing a false nod defamatory libel concerning the pro secutor, and also with conspiring together, sod by divers threats and Wes pretences endeavouring to extort money from him, was proceeded with. By consent of the learned counsels= both sides the evidence given in the former MO Id, read over, and no fresh questions' were pot to any of the witnesses. Some technical objections were takes on behalf of the defendants, but the whole of them were overruled by the learned judge. The learned counsel for the defendants then addressed the jary at some length on behalf of their respective dim* coed it was contended on behalf of Henery that be was not respossible for what was done by the other defendant, nod it was generally contended on behalf of them both that there was no evidence to show that there was any con alNbetwess them, and that they might have considered ey had a legal claim of 1501. upon the prosecutor. Baron Bramwell having summed up, the jury almost im mediately returned a verdict of Guilty against both de fondants. The learned judge, in passing matenoe said he quite agreed with the luenied counsel for the prosecution than the offence of which the prisoners had been convicted wee one of the most abominable that could well be imagined. It was not the one robbery alone that the parties were ooe nected with, but claims of this fart were followed up until the life of a man was rendered completely hateful. The law did not give him power to sentence them to more than two years' hard labour. but he should punish them to the full extent, and that was the sentence he should pronounce upon them. The prisoners were then severally sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two yearn. (Before ►be Recorder.) Henricos Antonio SeAirartz, 23, labourer, was indicted for burgleriously entering the dwelling.hoose of Fleury Cohen, and stealing therein the materials for 28 pilot mats and other 2:tides, his property. The • elected to be tried by a mixed jury. and y a jury composed half of foreigner sod half of Englishmen was sworn. Mr. B. Wells conducted the prosecution; the prisoner was not defended by counsel. ' The facts or the case lay within the narrowest possible compass, and the evideaos disclosed that about .3 o'clock in the morning of the 20th ult. a police-constable, who was on duty in Ball-lane, Spitaltelda, met the prisoner, who was carrying a heavy bundle. The officer accosted him, and asked what he had got. The primmer made some gesticu lations, iodinating that he was ignorant of the English lan guage. whereupon the mutable, also by signs, instructed him - that be must go back to the place where be had got the property which was found in his poesssaios. The pri soner complied, and conducted the officer to the menaces of the prosecutor, a tailor residing at No. 9, Diamond's buildings, Spitalfiekla, and on arrivuag there the prisoner threw dove the boodle and ran away. He was, however, pursued and taken into custody, and the bundle was found to contain the property mentioned in the indictment. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner, who had only been a week in this country, wee IIaDtAIDOOd by the Recorder to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. John James Hamilton, a respectable looking man of middle sge, was indicted for embezzling and steeling three several sums of 81. 9e. 3d., of 31. 9a. 4d., and of 31. 9s. 6d., n which be had received co account of 11r. Fecal. nan " Seraire, his master and employer. M Phillip r. Philli appeared as counsel for the prosecution, sod the prisoner was defended by Ito. Daly. The inquiry occupied the court for a conaiderable time, bet eventually the jury stopped the ease and returned a var. diet of Acquittal. The prisoner was, thereupon, ordered to be discharged. John fi'illionss, a savage-looking man of diminutive pro. portions, was indicted for burglanoculy entering the dwell• ing-bouse of Henry Joseph Shepherd, with intuit to commit • felony. Mr. Daly prosecuted, and Mr. Lilley defended the prisoner. From the evidence adduced it appeared that the prom cuter resided at No. 12, Calthorpe•treet, Oray's-inn-road, said that on the night of the 15th October last, at a quarter to twelve o'clock, he carefully secured has premises, Shortly after two o'clock he was called up by the police, and then found that his home had been burglari ously entered by the door of the pantry, which was m the area. To connect the prisoner with the alleged offence police constable George Rayner, 199 F., proved he saw the prisoner and another man is the vicinity of the proeecular's house, and though be watched, he mimed sight of them for a abort time. On returning, however, into Calthorpretreet, he maw the man who had escape d looking down the area. and that man on seeing him (the constable) ran awsy. The 'mutable, however, approached the area mile, sod found the prisoner eedeavouriag to emerge from it. When asked what he was doing there, the prisoner replied that he had dropped • (mummy piece down the area, and he had goes down to look for it. On examination it was found that the premises of the prose cutor had been forcibly entered, and • chisel, • knife, and some lucifer matches were found on the door mat. The jury, after a brief coesultatioo, returned • verdict of Guilty ; and several former conviction' having been proved against the primmer, The Recorder sentenced him to be kept fa penal merited* for the period of seven VIM. On hearing the sentence • female in the gallery gave utterance to the moat frightful screaming, and it was same time before order was restored in the court. William Augustine Benuelerk Butler was indicted for having by false pretense obtained from Thomas Williams the sum of 31,10 e. To this indictment the *weer pleaded Mr. Cooper appeared for the proweenties ; sad Yr. Kemp far the r. ccYr. intimated to the court that the primmer was a person o f cousidersble education, sod to the prosecutor, who had known him previously, he remounted that he wee in holy orders, was secretary to the Bishop of London. and also secretary to Cardinal Wiseman, and also that he was an official cionoseted with the Calvary Minn ; and oe meeting by Kaden with the presenter, Mr. Thomas Williams, clerk to Mean. Wright sod Bonier, solicitors, of Loadeoetrest, Fes &web-street, Qty, he obtained from him the rum men tioned by the false representations set forth in the Win men. NZ Kemp made an arrest appeal to the mart in mitiga tion of *gateway urging tha it mu. penal/ om ay didnas which had led to the oomenits t iou of the at to which the prisoner had pleaded guilty. The Recorder, after taking time to coosicier his judgment, canoed the prism's to be celled up, and seeteacad him to be kept to bard labour in the House of Correction for the span el two colander months. Prokrick Joists, a yoath 17 of age, was indicted for a robbery with violence, ud mailing from the pampa of Louis Walker, a guard chain and least, the property of Thome Welke r, her linelnurd.. Mr. E. P. Wo . cci,instrnetia by Mr. D. P. Neale, appeared for the prosentio• ; and Mr. Lilly, instructed by Kr. W. Edwin, °Deducted the defame. The ceee was of a most peculiar ataractic. It appeared from the evidence of the proesestrix ban& that the met • gentleman is thic eeighbourhood of Stamford-street, whilst she was waiting for her husband, and went with him to several public-houses. At last the met the prisooer, from whom she ailed the way to the Elephant and Castle. He proposed to show her the way, but os the raid, as she Ihe tore away the chain and locket and ran away. ll Tr d. epromecutrix uoderwent • awehing cross-examinegion by Mr. Lilly, who addressed the jury in • most able and 'argotic speech. The jury Badly returned &verdict of Pot Guilty, and as prisoner was at once ordered to be discharged. (Before the Common Sairat) William Brown. 29, trimusiog-maker, William Itichards. 31, shoemaker, and John Harrison, 29, tailor, were la. dusted for stealing a handkerchief sad • sovereign, tlio pro perty of Martha C.oomto, from her perm. They were also charged with committing • violent assault on :art, the Geier who took them is custody. Tits jury found the memoirs Guilty. George Apr, whoa allow at tho HOMO of Correction, Holloway. proved • keg list of eosvietione against Brown sod Richards ; sod Lockysr, prism racer at tb• House of Detention, gave Harrison sa equally uneatidactory ishancitor. seeteweed, Brows to ewes, Richards to eight, sod Harris= (who bad bittes the o hs sager through) to tea yeas' pawl servitude. Jacob killer Tear was indicted "far that he, being adjudged a bankrupt, did feloniously make away with and tionesal from his creditors certain goods sad chattels, with intent to defraud.* 812: 4 13allantins (specially retained), Mr. Bleigh, and Mr. conducted the tam ; the priermer was defended Mr. Chiliad Mr. Nicholson. It appeared that the primmer bad been is busiest, ea a at Paige. At the time of his bankruptcy he wee gas zrsome works at Bavidwo-park, Hanipica ilwieb. He become • bankrupt epos kis own petition in January of the present year, and hie debts animated to 12,5001 ., out of which debar to as amount a 10.0001. were vicuna by mortgagee on property which he wee baildiag at the tima. It appeared that he bad ailed • mating of his creditor, previous to his being adjudged • basikrupt, and bad offered them • compilation of 10• is the pouod, wkiLli they refused to accept wises be could give them acuity for the remainder, which he could sot do, end to prevent being arrested he made himself a beak rapt. The amitosis mode *visas, sod they alleged that the prisoner bad moved • quantity of his property, and all that he bad prodeced to Oa enigmas was garde white amounted to the ram of 411. The assignees node further inquiries, and they oilseed that the pay sheets of his as manta had bee. fa/sided, that the paymeete of workmen had been made out in favour of the workmen, and were very iamb maggerated. About the time of the bankruptcy he eased some sanbearde of the carts to be altered to the name of Harris, who was his eon-in-law, and it was elated that a quantity of window-ashes bad teen 1100•111 d has Belvidere, is Ks* sad were afterwerde found at Hampton. wick, when he sod his son-hi-law, Hari , we aeryisg aa manse mama, and building some bosom. It appeared t t hat • quantity of miniapt esatared in • number a maks lad likewise bees removed. Tie ease we. set oemeioded whs. the mart rese. THE POLICE COM& MANSION-HOUSE Henry rasa sarloi;r7 - I,sWwe•plapoka the bar on remand, baring been apprehended by Dstwi tve Bergeent Haydoe, upon • wanton signed by the Lord Mayor, c with obtaining by messed fake pressmen from Daniel Dickson the ram of 18bL, the mimeo of Robert Rama Lancia*. Mr. Humphreys promoted ; and Mr. Sydney appeared for the primmer. The facts, ea they appeared front Mr. Humphrey's open log on the last occasion, were ea follows : The primeness up to the time of their operational«) carried on the business of wholesale and export °ileum ' tradiog under the style of Feast Brothers, at Tottenham-road, liingslaud, end Fine bury -pavement, and bad for the List 18 months or two years had transutious with Mr. Linable, a merchant of No. 11, Anstin.friars, who acted as agent to Messrs. Calendar and Co., at Melbourne. The pnwwre were in the habit of ship ping goods to Meson. Calendar and Co., and Mr. Landale, as agent to Menem Weeder, advanced mow from time to time to the pnaoners upon those shipments, to the extent of about threeefourtha the amount of the invoice of the goods consigned. Before the advances were made it was custom ary for the prim:men to heed over to Mr. Lindell, the dock receipt and the invoice, showing what goods were at the wharf. The fraud charged against the prisoners was that the account they gave is the invoices was false, and that the quantity of gouda really consigned by the primers was .sareay more than one-third the quantity contained in the invoices. The number of mare corresponded, bat instead of containing three doses bottles of pickles or 360, 120 of the cease were represented to contain, there was only one dozen in each cam. Information was received by Mr. Walker, am of the members of the firm, who was in London, that the system had been punned in respect to several shipments made by thoprimmers, and • warrant was panted for their apprehension, and when taken into comedy by Datectivesergeant Hayden • letter from Mows. Calendar and Co., addressed to Mews. Feist Brothers, was found on ow of the prisoners, apprising Maws. Foot Brothers of that fart. IdittionrieTtiencehaviirgbeeegiven, Mr. Humphreys requested another remand, and Mr. Bydaoy asked that they might be admitted to bail, as he bad a perfect answer to the charge. In mower to the Lord Mayor Mr. Walker, one of the firm of Calendar and Co., mid th e SOW lose was estimated at between 1,5001. and 1,6001. The Lord Mayor said be would take bail, but each pri soner must find two sepande 'erotism ta 2501., and be him self bound over in the sum of 5001. GUILDHALL Benjamin Barris, aged 60. described as a general dealer, was charged before Mr. Alderman Allen with having in his possession, in Duke street, Aide* 12 pieces of imitation pusher nets, Guipure nets, 22 applique Data, and 9 dozen and 11 loop ahead veils, value 261., the same having been stolen while on transit between the Great Northern Rail way office in Whitecromotreet and the Ring'ocross 5 - I;.Wootaer appeared on the part of the Great Northers Railway Company to prosecute ; sad Mr. Louis Lewis, of the firm of Lewis and Lewis, of Ely-place, defended the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence that the goods in ques tire were stolen from one of the Great Northern Railway vans on the 30th of September, and the pri sooer sold the above-named, being 251. worth out at 801. (the value of, goods 'toles), to a Mn. Roths child, who keeps • stall in the Clothes Houndsditch, for 2/. who resold them to • Yre. E G i r e a n d a y a rr 41. ss. On the 2nd November Mn. Grady resold the goods to Messrs. Simpson and Co., of 48, Farringdouotreet, for 81. 10s., who again sold them to a Mr. Longman for 8/. A portion of the goods was theta offered to Mr. Liunoelot Smith, of the firm of Harrison and Smith, who, recognising them as the goods of Mesas. Gribble and Co., bought them for 71. 45., and at once communicated with tholes gentlemen. During the investigation it was affirmed that the goods re covered were not worth 251., being old and out of fashion ; but a Mr. Thomas L. Marshall proved lariat( bought thorn in Paris as samples and forwarded them to Messrs. Gribble and Co., the agents of Adams and Co., of Nottingham, for the gapes= purpose cif having them worked up for the spring. Messrs. Oribble and Co. then gave instruction@ which led to the prisoner's aporeheasion. Mr. Alderman Allen ermunitted the prisoner for trial, and hail was refused. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMALTY, Nov. 23.—Arrotirriams. --Captains W. IL Dowell, to the Dural" vise Alexandre, invalided ; H. Hem to tbe Barrer, vies Dowell W. H. Haswell, to the rdonst, viee Boys ;H. Hewitt, to 'v im ury instruc tor tithe Royal Marine Artillery, v Dowell, whose period al myna hes expired. Commanders J. W. Armstrong, to the Argos, vim Mashy, promoted • C. R. Stevens, to the Paws, vice "&,promoted 41cm64.1. t A. O. V. Colliam, to the Victoria. Naval Cadets (nominated) W. H. Shearson, H. R. Scott Re=ro a e. end G. H. Brook ONB.-0. Hertml, of the Gnunbopper, to be master. i"..Hoolatesad H. Moe, of the Pbcobos, to to first-clam ADMIRALTY, Nov. 24. —Arronrnmerrs. —Rear- Admind E. G. Nadia'., to to Clommensitor of Ulm Tlimmus, vice Err-Adistral Bispforknaigoid, Aimistssiairgeos M. J. Ralaly, to*, Ai► MARKETS. TALLOW.--Tyroda942 RN's:Num.—The market was Eat to-day. Spot, as., 414 3d. ; old, 404 94. ; all ilia yaw, 414 ,- Jaa 42a. ; March, 434 ; April to Juno, 43a. ; October to bar, 1865, 445. dd. Delivogy to last amnia& 1,121 caaka. No arrivals. COTTON.—Lirsaroor., Nor. 24.—A fair badmen at stead prism Sal.. to-do,. 10,000 Mkt. istl9l6_B(,_ 3,000 aid .:poet 6 00 Americas, 241 d. to MIL ; 900 Yoram, &a, 27d. to 980.; 90 Mambas. 914. ; 90 Mario sod Babas, 28d, • 300 ifigyptiaa 134. to 30d. ; 60 Bcaynas, 18/4. ; 8,860 dorat, 191 to 2 ; Mariroa, 19/11. 800ga1.t0.17/d. to 18d. , ; 60 YetiYeti ria. Lid. to 14d. ; , Chow, 164 d. to 17/d. ; Japan, 29d. WOOL AND WOBBTHD. Blimonem, Nov. % Then was • marked improvement ia UM wool trade thie months& especially after the iaWligree oi the reduction is the Bask Me of diocese bemuse brews. A comiderable quantity of wool hes &sated hands during the weak at higher rates, sod the teedesey this thermos was sill up : ward. The &dosses from last Thursday hp fully led. per pond. Lincolnshire may be quoted at 2s. 7d. to Is. 84 . per pond, and Innen as 2a. 2d. to 2a. 3d. _ per pnd. •MsOen might do • large business if they would meson lan week's quotations, bat they adhere with greet firma= to sunset rates. The momenta at the warned yarn department are rather no dieting. Many spinney, however, still us cis great caution, under the coovietios that tianeeset ex- I ' eitesset is spesesodis, arising rather hem exceptiosal sues thus any bees Ask dimmed for yarns of the man- I futures". Some misusers are asking as advisee of ' from 6d. to le. per gross ee does yens, and from led. to % per pound ea two-folds, tad it is mid that some orders have bees plated at the adosaced rates. The doused nen however, it is slated by nisei, ccesplonly check business, and assay action have bees placed, especially is singles, at old rates. Im the piece market ninufacturen gemesally are skier rates, dough the Mildewy to extreme rates is to shock There are still heavy snake is hand, sad these must move of bake, operation ere freely enteral into. The °kid bushier den is coaled to ernes for coverlets and evens for the Chios market. The Amens:ea howls are &tag' soniag. The hams houses are sot genially operating ; where Menem is &me it arises from some oreeptioell canna. The export deessad, thatch slightly . improved as compared with last week, is still bar from bang good. The upward tendency of prices, however, wall have Ike result of quiches* activity cm the Giber side of the OhaseeL Oa I the whole oar trade has mostly imagine • marked in pronoun, and mallsisery is penally hilly employed. LLCM I/ID HOBLERY. orrukuum. Nor. 24. Less : There is more life in the lam Made than Yews Ms bees tot some time past, and rods hare become more valuable in coomposoes of sbs nos in the pries of sates. Then is a better demand for all ammo of option goods, and TlMM taciaren are very hopeful. A few French buyers are Is the whet, but there is only partial bonsai doing for tbo shipping trade.—Hosiery • There is more doing both for the boom and shipping mdse, tin advance in yarns having ►rought burns into tits marke►. Yarns are growing firmer. —Notting/mw Joereni. is limited regent, sad all bat extra qualities were able oa slightly tr war terms. Oats an,* oatmeal were tro.. in retail only, at lain etas. Beaus and Indian curt were tia tura ia favour of buys's. NIWARIC, Nov. 22.—Wheat was much the same it price as on the previous week. There were not ouLuy wimples of oat' 'ring , for which there was • • niiddli nt a,. at unaltered currencies. Beans made last wi t i, the demand ruling steady. Fine barley unaltered, rather lower. Newsom', Nov. 24.—We hare to report a abort eiri: r of whist this day, bat fully equal to the demand, whah was slow, without leading to say reduction in price. 'I h e supply of barley emended the demand, and loo t r prie r' won , submitted to, but a clearance could not be ettectal. Oats, beans, and peas dull. Eftiicrron.ON.TlDD, Nov. 23.—The coastwise supply of wheat for the put week is liberal. At this day's market there was • fair show of grain from the growers. wh am, best dry samples about supported last week's prices , whit e damp sad infe rior sorts were rather cheaper. I.:nadir" barley 6d. per qr. lower. In oats, beans, soil peas there is no alteration to not.. Wheat per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel—Durham and Yorkshire, red, 364. to 40s. ; white, 425. to 44e. • south country red, 40s. to 41s. ; white, 4:a. to 48s. old 'red, 42n. to 4344 bark,. grinding. per imperial qr., 26 .. to 285.; oats, feed, wow, Dis. to 205.; potato, 4Z14. per bushel, 225. to 24e.; bum. now, 4 25. to 465. ; feeding, 365. to 365. _ IJutaroon, Nov. 24.—The supply of wheat is short, and the trade dull. There is much barley offering, and the We r beery • melting samples 32a. to 355. ; grind.ow, 28s. liood este are source, winter apes Lusting 2.k. per qr. . . Zonsnoson, Nov. 23. —As compared with la.t err wheat was 6s. down on the top, and 4d. up oil the avenge. Berry was la. down on the top, and down cm the average. Oats were 6d. down on the top, sod Is. Id. down on the average. Beaus were lc up on M s top, sod 6d. down on the average. Wheat ; to 44e. per qr. ; barley, 19.. to 315. . oats, 13a. to 22. n. 6d. ; bras, 365. to 46a. CAME—MummaAlt, Nov. 24.—We were fairly supplied with beasts at this day's market, which met a steady demand, at fully late quotations. There was a fa ir average tame of year supply of sheep on offer ; the Entice trade ruled somewhat heavy, at extreme prices. cairn were a limited supply ; late . quotations fully maint a i ne d . Fat pigs a good supply ; fair demand. Beet, hid. to 7.4.; wether mottos, td. to ftid. ; ewe ditto, 7d. to 8&; yenta 6d. to 7gd. per lb. ; beam pigs, Si. to 9s. id. ; Psiet 9a. to 9a. 9d. per some. NZwAU FAT STOCIC ILULLIT, Nov. 22.—There wu a moderate show to-day with a slight reduetioo to prim f oe mottos'. Bad molest Bs. to Be. 6d. per stone, and mutton 7d. to 70. per lb. At market 61 besets; sheep ; and 10 pis. - - - - - Norruattat[, Nov. 23.—At this day's market there me barely an aversp supply of fat beasts, the quality and cot. ditlon of which were irregular. The trade, however, was rather better than for some weeks past, and sales were effected steadily, at rather over late prima for all good daerripticess. The sheep pens were abundantly tilled, but the trade was by no means brisk, and recent rates were Fnp. ported with diateolty ;a clearance was not effected. hp were a moderato show, and sold at about late prom. lambs sod Woos without any material change. quota. times :—Beef, 7s. to Bs. 9d. per Moue ; mutton, 714. to 141 b. Bgd. ; veil, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; pork, 6s. 6d. to is. 6d. ps Emintraost, Nov. 23.—The number of cattle this morn. lag was 391, being 33 more than last market. Demand being good, late rates went fully maintained. Top price, 9e.; °sneak 8.. Bd. ; middling and inferior, from 61. Si to 86. per Mona. The supply of @beep wee 3,672, betas 57 mere than last week; 188 of which were store sheep sales were slowly effected, and Let week's prices barely loam. tainted. Best mutton, from Bd. to 80.; ewes. from 61. to 7d, per lb. Fed • brought 6a. 6d. to W. per stone. six to eight weaktf old ditto, from 9a. to 16.. • bred. Nun, bare in market : Fat cattle, 391; lean ditto, 144 ; naila sows, 44 ; sheep, 3.141 ; pip, 361. TitAF7lO RNII7RNB. Mass Pr- Mr- Total, Told IaIIMATS. ogee. norm arse. 181‘. 1155. Week as St• 4 Great Soo th ers 5 , 4 Logic . TO US 213 661 579 - Weak ending Nov. Northern cd Lamed& 26 386 36 I,MI 1..t71 Week ending Nov. 10. Great Central ot Belgium 1,257 4,612 6,669 Week ending Nov 13. London, Tilbury, 292 1,161 LON Week ending WO. 17. Belgian Meters Judaea . 1111 112 266 1179 3.9 Week ending Nov. 19. Nwth Easleen Week ceding Nov. U. 1006 16,3964471 68,666 63,304 Motel nod der l2ll 3,166 2,70 6,926 5.121 Great lestern Om* lterften. NW 11.668 24,668 36,20 e 33,070 Owed Wades 1126 26,666 26,467 62,142 NMI tad aceei lew.,Cliethow. end Dever 725 6,627 1.304 4.41 OW Lanka & North Westerman)! 41.467 62.166 1087 4 2 97,1443 Leedom& Booth Welders 12,1111 6,663 19,466 — lllabekeder, Bowe June. & Albinism l i taL 4 ltan 11. a l on, and Dover 11/ 1,000 90 1,090 !.Vol 6611 11.9e4 33,764 43,143 41.63 Nletk . 244413 k and _ _ 117u7st — ead Olmapw-7. limit} 1.9:111 11,410 11,715 20.C54 &Nitloft 01•411111 .NATIONAL BIifIVOLINS brgrrrt - noYe.—A general miSetiag Cl the members of this corporation wu held yes. Sudsy, is the Fiesumeone-ball, Great Queue-Arson nr. Henry Pumall, vienpreeidest, who was in the chair, Welly opened the proseedisp, sad celled op= the tag to reed the report, which stated that she usual sub mit Siam bed not equalled those of the previous year, bat tita life donstiose were above the •avaszrargeee,, sad lepers, Mitch asocassted to 1,1501., spin testified to the high Maidestertsined for the institution by departed friends, to their rebus can far its !stare peosperity. Netwithithadisi, therefore, the fun that at Cloth ms, lied there were more esmuiteata spas NW (nooks thus at as, former period, they were molted to Airs is many se 23 that day ; to wham would be third, es mut, lb* two readilaties whose names bed her for the longest time upos the list. The amount disbursed dung the year to 967 pensioners was knell. l 2 s. 6d. The emit saimber of seed persons who hod bass supported by the nthitetke was 1,164, and the total sum paid to them, 199,7171. The se*e reetipte for the year =dim 336 ✓ ber were 118571., Be. dd., expeaditare 9,5704 lin 7dv hinos at bankers', 2 , 2861.185. lid. Mr. J. P. Pus s moved the adoption of the snppoorrtt,, which wen scroodel by the Bev. Mr. Beck, rind orinimoaiy carried. The BA. D. Stepwise thee leaved a roes Cl thanks to her Majesty, the PAU. - of Wass, aid other Illuserioas peressecon te T iA they wen Wehrle& for *air phonate and support. wee Mended by Mr. MMus Hervey, sad Aso A case of some intorent—" Keogh v. Wall"— ease before Jude* Knalthia. Ii 110 Pmbst l i tt Pat" ' on tWeditesslay. A will sad emboli were ins ,oc the gratind that the defeedant, who is a Roman catholic priest. =k s a principal part ia their preparation, sad denied nalogs. Th e erlll bore date the Zird February "°" =„ a sad the sadist! the 3rd Cl the emu* month. The biletatellt died as the sth of Yank 1863, ad the defeedurt, being sole etheribie, bad both liaised codicil proved shortly after in common farm . Tire plaintiff, who la a see of the testatAx, impress the will as Living bees ob. UAW under undue tadellielt. 81mm/on Barsaenz.—Homceopathio prodi" Ilattere, mad theimsdhaelpredeadomipemerally, recommend memo be ling the most Imanldel or all beverages. When the doctrine al our ant hgtodeced Into this country. there were to re e =to preparations of cocoa either attractive to the tuts or acceptabb te Me Monad' : the nut was either applied In the mode aisle or in manufactured as to "Man little motice. J. Ppm et ILawskom. Zemempethic Chemist, was induced In the year len to tem his ettestion to the subject. and et length succeeded. with the meditative of elaborate machinery in being the emit to produce an article pare in its composition, sod so refined by the perfect trituration it receives In the proms It Wow thweddl.ellto be most acceptable to the delicate Wretch or general use nth Coma la distinguished as an thritgaraW l e• radbrealthet inverses pressesree a most delicious anew . Hassall. la his week oes of rood,' ear: — . (boos motel= a great moiety of Important nutritive peed. plee—every Ingredient mower, to the poled' and eustemoom of the body." Again As a natritrre, coma dead* rery mu' higher rise either cedes or tea." Directloce—Two teaspoonfuls of the powder in a breActut map, filled up with boiling water or Ma. emared thelimed ph.. and lib. labelled porter. and sold at la. St per lb., by grocers. confectionera and chemist' --ladvmslasemmit '7 BIRTHS, MABJUAGKS, AND DEATHS. IRTHS. CRZW.—November IL at B Ceder Hamm the Green, Stratford, be. the wife of J. B. W. Crew, req., of a daughter. DONNl,7.—November at Fredrick's Villa, Brixton, Km C- Deemer, of a ughter. RlLL—November da 21, at Oewaldkit Tork, the wife of J. NICHO 11111. Iag. LBON. of —N • daughter. .ovssaber 22. at Dovers-lodge, Keigsfe. the Wits of J. Nicholson. Lg.. of • daughter. SWONtiecer.—Nomaaher Id. at lolly -booms, Twickenham, the wife of C. T. 11.1111100111. Lm, of • sem. BAINWILL-811002Z—N lt oviaber AILEIAGEB 211, at Leeriehars Church. by the Sew. Mad Hem. H. laggs. Charles Lowry, am of the late C. F. Ilsrawell. be., to Amen Ms:OM. der of the late P. C. Koons, Nag. of Doctors%coestoom• FRADOLIT—ATILLNAON.—frommber at MIA Church. bea=J. Ifradmiey, itsq., of 0 , Kent. to tithe* ter of the 1140 J. AUcluson. gag., oil York . 2LA.12311-8111•ENIL—November 11, at 111. lawrence, hetet hy the iST. 0. T. Kingdom. the lee. W. E. Walsh. on of the Ihm. W. Wank late vicar of robberies. to Elizabeth blugdoo. dozens, of the 414111.41101111•11. Ly., bustion. ' OORN.—Braitisoma, Nov. 24.—M this day'. market there was a fall supply At Escßah whist, but so deiperip- Bon was quotably lower. Fise bark, ssaltered ; somisdary still Sandia( dowswards. Oats, ann. Beam may takes is retail. Pease realised patois much mossy. Biatroz., Nov. 24.—At our Diarist to-day Were was a full supply of Einglials whoa, which sold slowly at rather wider last week's prima. Foreign a dull trade, but so alerspor. Fins maltairg barley is 'pad demand, but the Baer desoriptioes sagleolsd at 6d. to la. per qr. decline. =ltunaltered. OMs Arm, espissially lush Wean, tritely at 18s. ed. per 304165. India ears very drill, sad not over 26.. 6d. per 480th. °Malleable for Desabs sad Odor sods. Is boas sad poi Baas pmesdag. Damns, Nor. 24.—At our marked *map the supply of wisest was only moderate. Trade ina, at fully last week's rims. 'llia highest pries we heard at was 20a 61. far red, sad 21a. Id. for whits Barley is pal supply— We best simples rood Ins at last weales prior; assoridary sorts dull, sad for such last wask's prim were with die. ashy ablaised-34a. was the highest prim we bead at. Oats la small supply—trade may area. Beans sad peas as last week. Best white wheal. 110 e. Is 21s. Id. ; bast mil ditto, 18a. no 64. s case sorts, 185. Ulla.; least barley; 30a. los 34e. ; eats, 21a. to 27A ; beams. 20A to 245. peas.l6a. to Ils. • . vaster msbass, 36e. to 44a. ; gas Amu, 9th. to 31s. 6d.; Miner floor, 27a. to 28a. MANCIIIiints, Nov. 24.—At our soarbtat this manias the wheatbest row . . 4 by wiluAx R im, of No. 8. destriptioss d ßiel& smistilieed lbw ' cianssey Lc4 . 44 , 4 midr al W s direst, la she 01 Ueda" Pr• et this day •artssiglA, LM easesdary sots add elm* I psi., a, Novnissn ust i .d. pncind at Whitefriam dimly provins prim. AJM161•11 billeeMild. Flour was nakar, ss. DIATRIL CLAWL—Yomsber tt. al Gio•coolse-cresoent. Byd o -1 1 r 0 . Clast. Esq., aged St 11111f11017/L—D.sesabsr it, I. D. Ileiroour, Esq.. of Chseeo street. Deftstryaquaro. untay.—Noveumber tt. at St Jam Ciers•terraos. Stoke. Pe• yawsß awe neat if Os Ma C. D. W. Terry, Itos . 71 72111.1.A.—NomossIss sa Pandlsolawa ffsoks Nor. W. TT sea avid 17. tt, umrt Worm sou al B. iilmfaa. of Orcovernoracsal. 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