The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. (MN LAST stowes (maim.) T ILI MILITIA AND ILIFLZ VOLUNTBILS. Commdsoliss demi by is Lads lactleaaat of their imeeellve amass. Cambridgerelre Midde—Nunge Jells %Ireton to be lim ns.... NV Comageny of Lam — abbe Ride Volunteers—Owl= Joke Brady, gotta. to to Ilenlemaut Hwy Joan, SOO% to be easige. let Habiliment.' of Ride Volunteers f Berko—Soared Tboateo George eves% ef Etat College, be maga. Kart Artillery Volunteers—lid Company—Willi.= nal, a N ., to be rapine ; Wdlirmi Augusta. Mean, Nolo to In Ant lisatosiant , Job. Fsnar. Cos km, gist., to be second lisialemeet , Wham Parker Hoerr, 8010 to be Maiorary gamma. Kan Voltam., fides—ln S oLdiviaira —Willem. Bristow, Rent ,to be lieutromat Thom.. Walt= limeastoß to be gangs. TM action of cosualeisee le the Meet An dicey Volans...a aed Voltam= Rides immtelsd oa the II tb November, es fellows vu. George Mlleer &barley, gest., to be mooed liestoseat, aboald Mee beim Owego Wats &holey Willa Harrold L wthetos Bareett, dust., to be rang., niould ban bow Willi.= Harold w Barnett. Dries Wee aritesr Cape—lo Company—George Lloyd Ales% Asa., to le rogues, Jobe Jail, pia., UN., to be bowsaw , Wallowa emitli fleglare, Eel., to be range. Jnd Comigney—Patriek Audersoe, Itaq , to be , aptare; Jenne 1 Heederete Bell. ley., to be hostimant , Jarmo Bell , 4Bac. to to tmel Jed Compsey —Daryl Paean% wi t s & jersmider Ogilvy, Req., to be =Mee art Poor Osides Req., to be range. 4th C. —Amen', L3W, Esq., to be alpaca Robert Los. to le destreseit Wallets Wylie Neta% Esq.. to M.swrn. Sub IN— Akaaaaff Amino.% 800., to be motels Homy Seq., to be bmatormal ; Ales sada boll, to I. easige. 2.d Fortunate Nile Vateeteme—tem Grey, Ls. to be sigma L Ride V 3rd For ye% au, le be Ileratrmeet , Civello% Ilike l L seeeasit:C tta. ibireltre oleatoore—Jamee me Nobs.% Ls.. to So assists_ ; Most 'aimed, IR., to So boasseset W. Corm, Beg.. to be enies. Me orknein Ride Vobimesere—Jimie Ma% be alum Joie A. Arkevias, Boy., to be Ismosust ; David Craw, Leo., to be feb nrilisiiine ads Vika. noso—lda)or Team Yri.y Tanyeur to be agiumin diert to be smile% Sewer; 1184., to be instormet ; *sew Osele, Zig , Northemberlemd Rogimeet of Militia Az say—Remy Jobs Rye% exist., to be mad lieuteeses. Wee' Raise ef Vanuatu. Made Veluateme—Sll Compsay (Welonind)—J,sept Halms Heldswertl. Req.. to be sego Ism. Jobe Bate Chationronb, goat, to be liminerse ; Georg. W slalom Alder, Rent., to be eseles. Iltb Oaf piny (Leorn— Jam. Armature, Bag., to be sp. wee , Abrahams liondell, goat, to Mn bermat • flamer Joie Ramer gem., to I. tang& let dtldl.lir (North Ctemm)—Wstme Worries% goal, to be lemteeitell , Jobe leeleby. gest, ite be =elf% se; ee . ". v L•Wees Vert Ade itellessee al Made— Meseelytr bees parboils pleseel Se amp the re egyarise et de semeiseleme held by Copia lebert blew wey Issusell Lleeseineas Meer( Ma Get Hes Litlebee eke bees *end se punk 01 010: 4 11114 ebrumes, se nob Ye wok is anomploosal lie be weed sewed, siesbses rim W RN. Velemesse—la Oneyeep-3.be Va lles= Ilmedese, Copula era Illeseebaefat lese ilei Sempel NMI,* billielmy, is be mid& TIM VICTORIA CHOU. (non thee orteurte Grown.) WAS °Malg• NOV. 31. The gam h bow risisesly plowed to signify Inimation r emir the 7•e .0l en if the Vicars CMOI ea the unirrationd eller sthoommiesithal ether. NM mirth it re Heyerje Ik4 itegthent of Teth Mime ether r the rem bee. been 111611M111•1 fee b fleemey's sperima en reenet ere of Worry reheril by lira ea larkaare, la ant* r ...reed theism their =mod ifw w6L Reginer-I.lenlerat liewillisjer) &wig RH Lervera4 dietingnitheil briery In • exile on the Mg*, the, meth, se repelled by Major hie Ambient Athiamit-therel of the Lecknow pint ma, he the papaw it imiMing • here elien gly rid by the ineny, In eider le direr Millar co am • Wee wee berg rhea her It." Ilserar Wawa sera Shit he eew tbe slur], sr an mariner to the poet pmel 4 /Sept Lenore eemera he beam the Or pries bray se mart the W eed err the whir el the Imre, In elating 'Mar bad hie idled Waked or of hie bend by one it the nen ; she Or dY fief k • sortie, en the 1111th of ileorther two re a et hieir mon, in arras , of by eemmay. eoptureg • li- p gen. Tat Rormeni--Corpold Witham Oneshees. he dairafebed gellestry r soft the Ms of Mt Capper, of the &ear eemee, by hue ken the oath it • virrith wide►k bed Wien as Um, Cereurei Hash= Wag he lea inform rimed to • her y fro able 414•16 ea. fled Ilerthrt Prima Willem Dawes& tor as the `deed J 4r, Mt hi pins the dL with or la rt i , thee ea gang re of the ersey's gra No killed a erhaler 4 ti• mew by re 01 the inne ; etua er Errpiehd Wray ea the kb el a. ▪ 11140 k, ming ea arts with tree rm. ram did, le sylbe one dthe enemy's gee. He W le rim the mho berg hie mak has was exposed le Thb the emrim; ▪ he athwart berry, as the of 1/67,r spiking am 16-pormiar gas &rise lowskih= * ass el the mar One tare • meet heavy Sr her the an y. ADMILUAT, Nov. 211.—Arronmarrs.--Liosto ma A. P_ailp (111 ft Se dr Meer. Ord err J. Dam* radar& la tan Nadas, 17, am ram dWoerik. stew. dr, bagraat J. Prewar, saadesal ia Vidalia sal Albert, 2, parna•whad slur yacht, N Parts wrath. DiPTTORD, NOT. fl. Lotman or TEI Assam—Orden bay. boos readvall Me yard kr dr leas& et dr liberger, 17 deep d war, re latarday sir. The ba is ikr Ire read et bar rase, rid IS le varierearg slre dr win be Sled the Arrargreaggwas. The addrice be lab yard, width was skipped la came grams et die bedirs' stray is Row berg rapidly precesded adds, a real pert at tbe new wall beteg already up. Wks eospiebal the area of th.whnilehm.at wW be as doable Its prow limits:mad a geed 1allf•111111.116 will be area by raking tbe oar eatnere M tke yrd Illidway between die roast mar astrace (whirl le .sly applaehable those% • low dirty locality) and the menace le she Regal Yr tons V ictaalkagierd. WOOLWICH, Nor. 92. The Supply. stem-vowel, Master Ceausextder Betherm, .mend is harbour tits day with a cargo of sr turned storm from Malta, sad estiquimas from Atm libmir, to be f , rwarded to the Broth lltmoust. Th ,, Weser, iorem ...el, Coon:leader Roby, arbke Woolwich .4 Wrdneeday last with a toll crew for serMse the Kim Plate, on arcane,( at Grosahlthe Sr ler composes, was foetid to be Is . leaky sad although the pussy* wens warted usameisely the maw rossaued to make wry. Her coassimair setweiliselisdeler salad u, return to Woolwich, sad the east was dity admitted into dry dock to, riaralaaths. CHATHAM, Noe. 22. The authorities at the War Depertmeet bare de cided oa larreosag the cumber of troops by the Mail ed woad hottalkos. to nob of the nessior le eel fs dadine the Mao • terse p.rty a She ag lilal Stall Carps,* Ilhe mobs. of 240 toes of .11 reeks, user be despatched to Chia anti the noose etleetel to te oat set by Me government. The som ber of sera sow at beedquearoses at thin prim b. ia eathc,est to most the drawl, the detraining Ida be suds ay trots the Medical Star Corps sow sensing at the valises Mathew. PORTSMOUTH. Nov. H. A coort-derttal aeoresbled as board beg Moja= ship V this monies, to try smaaa. be le the Prisms SI, • ,aa erle as dregs of draft Mr. Bergeeeta end mew of that ship. IS the Ahrens el W y s s llth shbee. The .mates ef the elan mere lear-Aesarial gia-sig°47 lealliaCeyeia°4l4.2eer=", Chgeala Iteeleat, C. eaf Coghill Way% *deem old W. J. gliedyer. Reg, de oleeetg jadge-advesele of the awe. The Nee .testy easesaidgil with the wrest thetarbearea ea lewd de Pelson isyeL TM emet Snag de sheep greteed, aid la seadderadea of lb games' geed ehmeder. shared the phew se see are *Who. to be 110111116111 of Rel hey, jolee-meaey dee be his. le be emoted to Wheheder dad hr herive odeedeo mod" sad at she eaginain d del doe se be demised lier Maissef rodeo We beer del spew& NO primers osarereed la de late ~Ws ea bred tie d Pelmet Loyd will be tried by eetert-rserdel. and del the peendlegps ia ell peeler Misty, eseaseeee surly la the arales wee. The Mehahls. 1, WWI Nem goroveled. Coreseerekr Ptak* C. C. N_Trispil ir.. laspeesed yeethday by Capella Ardor nsipba Nod saki hes SOW te-day at sew Tao Owns, 2. Ina maw Mon ship. Commehis law 11/. 11166,1 mei We barbses 166. ammieg. ad was Yea 46.61 se Nam awl impolls. TM (peale 1k u. ase N..& lim• lorboar *le moms*. 66 be Mud W 1666 do plan at the taadhay Tb.avassry dap. TM 14•6. e.. 61. gang Me" Amami wt af larlasse .1116 oasts. kw Mal al her maim akar • thwash mat. Oa tummy; so Warm shows We op la So-- •a. DIIITSSfr77OIII Of NAVAL PITZS MOIIIITe—TOO. twee's amais Om maw slist asirtimaisa of possiell. Waft bah •IA al intimr, pkbi up b ark 5.... be Ilbd Awns. by kr /d4roys stip liatzhearka. asmisis ea ibi Dowaskr. bow- Viie SD arm a• sem lopihribil weed dams: sinip A llt lb.; Capists, In lb.; fi ; Mid dm, 41. lb. 44 , Fatilidus, b. la ; jab ibok U. 16. 14. ; Mu/ dam. 1106. Id.; Ism* id.k Mita data, As. N. Sigh Am lb Talbdukked. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, mit Mr. Justice Chowder gad Mr Jostles Was ccaeoned with the Lord Chief Justin. Judgment for the noposert. Mr. Norman appeared for the appraise; ead Mt. D. D. Heave for the reepoodentn COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 22. &Wage in Bento.—(Before the Lod Met Baron, and Barons Bramwell end Wawa.) HILLS V. THI LONDON GASLIGHT 001CHAWA-PATENT CASE. - - The arguments in this cue were resumsd this morning, and having occupied the attire day, ma again adjourned. Yr. Bann Martin sat at nisi print at Westminster, but the muse triad were totally devoid of public interest. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL TEE SACIUID ILLENONJO Wean" S NEW STATUS OP MSZIDELSSOSN. The bronze WNW ague of the eminent m tisk it cioespone Pella Mendeneela lisrandy, which has bus dinged by Mr. Menke Deer, at the _regent ot ths load lag teenben of the Weed Husk theisty, sensed by the eentrabationo ef sane ether pumas of known mete sad Itherility, w sthentlelly sin yesterday alterecee se the lssdry of Marne. Belthwee wed Calm, Lewis Delgrany plass Pirlbq is toe parse sot wog hien sad vette nee who had assansbisd se witness so isteswadeg as ag es. tbs. Dory pease vegeltle foe the ode preitheties et the mks' who banes bees eatiketonly geribenedore banns keit thee the 'tuna, elms awned seed lei saved, will be MIA le tledly the rest went =pennies' et the deity el this Mend dings. To any ardthtly 'gentler, there k ups este renew • phaeton staillenst bithelhei the Asp's, bet tlyeethsine inziass anti.=atiou of penis • tens of liquid reseal, dimly of copper, eke, etl tith from its terrific sal dna heisted *oerseed, dews Ye the strosig-hilt sesseyde tem YAM, by my tithes Ni ehmele, it is dinribined t. every port of tiny -meld isehred thin se sum the tigers ern* *seethes Inegirdes eelb sseind, stlindylag the graces of the buses Inn soil the upend= of Muse Intolignere. by so arty leststlessetes applies. tics of the gismo pewee et set. Though we net wit • deg er two loafer to see, is the actual moues image, the accengilthasee d ilk result, we are enabled, Irma a view of the glean" medal, to ensesenes Its eseellaeoe. The statue is eight flat hig h. winkles the ansite la so Nude _ et rept red ds etudes, s be hr bees sea to NNW whin lissalles. for kettles to Idle Dolby sews, free Ms Teamed °ratan of MIA, that sweet Ni erred nelody, tt Oh test Is the Lori," which night touch the nest al Bears worthiest mos with a nosesstery haw of anus teedirens The this le prosoured by Ileaskis. NW" Istinste Meek to be a stress Mom ; the seat or bs" ithintene. sad segrtliege that we sant hsreww hits armilwil by Mr. Dean, Ni gelid by the 'd yke et pram who wet ressamthe the &kg esestenthas, be hes essablsed their Itheeneets, daily relying upon • sirens beet Is the pinswiss d Mr. Deems, sod title • L Ong le Mks Aissashav, which nays thoughtesa telices to - 1 1 1 t i o NOM that ether zentledpes cif iffiradelesolui. Th seen e right M ar ed Is rind to the dith the right dhow net ran" es the Ida Mad, itWi is lightly Wows across the body Is bast. The costume is an whimsey bock coat Lad useisa m d tbs ren, with es aegis cloak Meg Mr the shoulders enli de eenitheer to • pis nisei, beside the lets bet sea the • spirited Nb4lks air, sad the brew a n sin prawns ot anise seseemplathe grusioation. We Wien kis out yet decked le who part el Lowdou this sums gall be wetted. If it be premissil that Trafalgar -thane Ni the Pins ought eel as admit the enter of•• dietiagefehed lsweoat ethaned Ni appredated by an see. Is Mesthintlis en d a piece ihr himself wow when else. It Leese Me oat opea apes for= et as letsenal mart etlable to thus wield stied meet then. I M IN Ile;rod Hauessle B rest best.y mei in kiosk , ftwerwer, will arrests be FROM LAST mosra GAZETTE. BAIILLOPTIL J Om sad Jaws Dune.. Dsakat. kalr ""I'•:A.l=.thstw . 'hie= dr, :.. Jam' wWI Dam w WAIN Maws II mi. I ss 11, a. Um.. ; t W lel& awl Orlabili. Wl*" ° E . F 4 7 81 4 6. ! . 0 146 : 14 . 1 .,1 .. 118iNg=t hs z i. . Imam. : nt a rar iTit at "9' ways . I = 6 . l ol•BlPlaw*Rsomi . r 112! V t"li " eke esier iaL := 7.. .lBe I. rid ris . it k i l t . dd. sr- Immo. searamines ; Jew Iliauww, &alit Dee • artliwwwie "mi.. I. Mar Cb I &vit.. Own Tell. l =de t "* ...... D.. •71 %.1274.. IA .. a reilmer e asrl. Ike: Illeirdoe eel Os, Selles ad Mr drift et. awl& hater. Massbaske. LESOLVLIS PIITITIONOS.—AT PORTOO/LLOTWT. sal OEM OM metloNelt Law. ......22h,..._ . = ILI . °" Zrertiett r t a". :1 " W . r it . e the Orem ella—T. ...—....... sislrequrooldry =ileVrall• Worms& . Wier. : 4‘.... 81•01L11 2..irm. 1118. Oleume t. 11111• 0146 11 .=. 011/111. . jr...k. J. DeL 7. 0. W. le i,„ O. ledhlallel • K r = relt u r i lsolt Ns tosa sr =sllis" = rte ` —ill ~.. L W. iroom. muisuir m itle: alibi% Win J Lamp . .1.101. ginliMiTilatt". "m mailizt—D. 8.7".... / I = 7=4 l••4l= Thir sis. Mrs. 0 2411 . 1 . / : O. . 0.0 110= 6 1 . 1. i. Aiwa. F6X::" • ir si llapviibinNim . . U MEIA62I: w .... lit mii =.....,./ist . Li gem he m A . loo•l ANN. . Ille.. 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LA el .... lit, a jAmm ipa - fzi.... .ft s". 0 ...= el Jim. /4 mad lew whew J ers Lau Islisr—LllloolB4 el la 21.. Ilm. IL ail M iazika nimplemet el Ompolelalludiold. LE:ill•••• illaT. WI Nerlislmer—lst di* gt 11 FOL. Is PIN la Pm/ se r Th r liewilimala kg et ails primed imaillill• soi. 11. Log lot mobiegmil iiirsdir. al Yr% =es, Mars &aft brimileto. la. INC Pei. 11. NM ow imbleimi tn =ir e= DIMINO& 1144 16 J. & P.M. Alikessaimy sol Ail Weft& 01ly. WA vordimmor—Deq. H. ma ark Aseam, SaNDBo,llmak sumer loww—Dia 14. S. . Maki; vilswile•—Dia. 14. D. War ...ay U. J. sod 414.144-042r5.11 1 :291. IC mad, Ilesismit. IL T. &D. 4 1 " lad flormlur. Doper— . lids. i lin=mir. dim us rr _ . _II .1 asi . 14. . ..........ID W. Dow—Des. t e lf e . irdihmil- - D4re ...._ . W lissassi,, Unarm!. imeelw. 011TISSOLIIII MI bomme i rs imam to Moos to tee opotzam ros. u. W. ,14 4AM.D0e.11-0. T. WWI oillomm....arm. oMmos li. Mammoi. ~.„.._irite. I L . i.s. . sad •ings= Foe"E i. o a orm Itoo A = =.% I. J. 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C. neer, ihe Weer he Ur parreen this ore, boo efterid tee inemeresse—re her a ipetrees es Wesel et lei.. me Or sew bre e usher. et gL r beef et the tee w ee the airjeme et the erbaneseelrep err Hoek& The seelemes weirs r Were We yew bray sake dare of the enekold elepte fir W. I en &pool to 0.11 N. le the paw girl Sena err berrow i owl 11. to he, etieteeloae, Woe& . The esedoet el Ask fa g i g to the mew of ewer. nese tee erro r . le fay WEL I rielledl Ind psi Whig .01 «woe iron Wimp le Mr awl onset obi ern. Than at asslase. • nth se amnia et Oils aid as eeserity w jpeemg Irma hue ire errasee. 11 ere le lag re& ealeetrea erree ter. re sas edrerlolea la as ire &G. O. Oet es et die wings le WI MINA kit It le w soppmed C=li• Liu inteUtgtna. JUDICIAL COMMITTIZ OF ram COUNCIL. TY JedkW 0111611010 vill einem* Illy he Mits = iv .. 1 41 enema en Waft Me st1~). b a th ....d...6, l4.lll :Stit a leate ll =a i ras —Ovenem v. imennessine Denve—ltineeben ennets nen Jvannini amen.. Dosedn—Minnal Las ism, Col :w mg Ofesed fain—Tan Hann W n irer d.pm,.. . and 00).-1411 T. flennene. Patent pun* - Ofenterni. to Az bearlng. .1.4 f. INIIIIN : enenal Ammar Osapeas v. IFOlthenv—ltets v. Monne —llAmnbboololl Otreeniell v. Ooknor o( then on Ilveserwskvo Peolvnlve. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 92. (Bohn the MEAN at the MO DANGAIII 0. ITTAZ, This milt, which was commend on Monday and is not yet concluded, was instituted by M. Nagar., who till lately was ono of the ministers of the French Protestant church to St. Marnea-le-Oran but who, in July, 1567, was deroMl from we aloe ohs , for the purpose of obtaining a dedisethe eat hie oa was void, and that be ought to M remand ee Ids test The church, together with various ashen Is Leek" Canterbury, Norwich, and elsewhere was hmerled is the feign of Edward VI., for the use of fo reign =.6.idgelle. to this country, sad received a charter of hose that mow:cit. The govenuassi is vested considiag of the Waiter. alders, lad deem, after the modal of the Refried Church hi ?rew In the par 1867 vitriol's charges were keel* against M. Dowers of overbearing ended aid dimpreeseeet with his co-pastor, M. Mwa, In coemequesse el With the Cossitory passed a vots diamlesiag him from hie Oise • sod We co-pew. M. Malta, havias also reedgedd, the derirn iw appsiated K. Menials (ow of the dearleseo as irk Mr. K. Telearr sad Mr. lor the plain tiff, fltr IL. Caw, Mr. liel le gM77 . 7 d . earns, Mr. M. Were Mr. W. Stab" and Db. IL 0. Tither, appeared kr the v;viess deleadeate. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 22. Midap Y Banoo.--(l3ufors Mr. ludo* Crompton, Mr. ZioWoe Hill, Mr. Justice Blackburn.) COOP 211 I. TNT NATIONAL LCAOC■ NIWIIPAPth COMPANY. Mr. J. Brown moved for a rule calling upon the plaintiffs to show cause why the defendants should nut be allowed to plod Numbly to this Kilos. Mr. Justice Hill—Whet to the aided of the company! Mr. J. Brown believed their esis object hitherto had been the bringing oat of • publicatios ogled the Mal lUguter. The meteor hod hem began Mr. looks Crompton at chant be;reod Is Mimi the spoliate's to die mart. Jamie* ealinOrtand the Crampton—Wig the het was I could not sheerest J. irown—The meths was brew& to recover " Di rectors' few" for lamas heed assalage, east the deka* sought to be IVA** *rad that*, plelwafts, in cort- Amnon with saber 1111104016, bed ginglaelld their claim for hes • that by tbsir deed of entleweet the directors were bare;d to pre** ea maul babwer &est, La which all the itaterif Use esesprey were set riel, sad *at to the annual heiwasewbset, wilich ought to bow astahsed this claim, so INIMMOM wee nada of It ; sad fur**, tit* race thoseso asses bed bees air/Fwd.*. bob eit the elwretiolders had **, tbsee emilergiwe a a . wee nyierie vitally ebeier sem akilmead of the plain- Mr. Jostles Oroseptes-1 see am Woes the abstract was bellow me you hove ailed * pear pies the wwertles of the compd. palikatim aseeuds bake esschstire. le It wry OM the eimp eras ray to iris this magi m ss t Yr. Brows—Yee, by Nth clawed Mr. Jostles 11111-11 wile sot your plea; It wanly says* the delliedeste, " You have relinquished your clubs if Mt yes bail lay." Mr. Brews tree lot quite sure that the plea would be Mewed am osisb. Mr. Judie* Crompton—l shoal' most likely have allowed the piss if you Ind stated It with your addition of to-day. Ti. must have &Manta as to the truth of your allegation' and se it le your own fault that you an now bare, you mot pay the costs of this apOcation. The plaintiffs most also be allowed to bang, the venue from Middlesex to Landis if he should think fit, and also the plea snd demurrer. Application granted sooordingly. RI SAUTE WILLIAM PZRIUM.—THE STRIKE AMONGST Mr. Edwin Janice (with whom were Dr. Wheeler and Mr. ' 0. Allen) had to app yl7 the court for a writ of habeas carom on behalf of W.illialeyerham, who had been con ?feud under the 6th of Geo. IV., cap. 1,299, sec. 3 the Combination Act , and who had been omemitted to Coldbeth Fields Prison. He moved that William Perham be brought up into that court in order to test the validity of the ooze. niittal. Perham, who ems a mecca, had bean convicted by one of the cosmopolite& nogistretes sad Ird hesamatenord to two months' im t. He had beta Wore the Axis teat-Judge at Quarter Session that day, rod carter objec tless having been urged against the ecovicition ea appa ✓ent an the face of it, the learned judge bed decided meter him, bat said he had so power to authorise a ems berg stated for the °plaice ci that mart. He thunders was pre sent to move fora writ of Inbar corpus, in order that the mart might decide is to the legality of the conviction. The eon coon, as he had Arad, was ender Ur third section of the act, and it stated that if an perms shell by violecoe, thrusts, or intimidation, or by mo ~ iMtag, or obstructing ano ther, shall endeavour to force him to deport hem his em ployment, rich person shell be liable to the peashies of the set. Now the conviction wee in this form—. For that MI NM Pedro,: at the perish of St. Luke', In the county at Bliddleses, tawfully, and by threats, eadmvoured to force one William Jocelyn, who was employed se a mason by William Piper, to depart from the said hire." Now he rem tared to submit there were two objections to the manner In which the coavirks we. hared. First of all It should have set eat the throats used, and the orate of them, in order that the court mi&ht be able is dstortehte whether they were threats used within the messing of the statute. Secondly, then wee no statement that any threats were made to Jocelyn. They might have been =de tr. a third person. He might refer their lordships to the antborities which they would fled collected at page 173 of Mr. M.l.la mana edition of " Paley on Convictions." It was not 'sough to stets the offsets in the terms of the statute—but the convictica most eat forth the throws made to the particular individual." Mr. Justice Hill said it struck him that the better appli cation would be for a tole to show cause why the writ should not tame. The issuing of a writ of habeas corpus was attended with certain expenses which it might be well to avoid, and the case could be argued as well in oat way se mother. bk. Junes said his difficulty wee, the mss wan 11011 is pima ; besides which there was this edvantage in meting upon a writ, that If the applicants had bees refused, the Weeder night apply to the judges of the other courts for • writ, and if he only got a Nagle fudge to approve of the application, he mast be discharged at coos hose prison. Mr. Justice Hill—Bat no doubt the other side would agree that the return to the rule should be ordered forthwith. - "Mr. Lush, ou behalf of the prosecution, add that they were quite ready to argue the case at once. Let the return to the rule be ordmed the day after to-morrow. Mr. Justice Hill said the court would state to-morrow morning what bad best be dose. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 22. Mims is Basco.—(buion Lad Chid Justice Erie, sad Jestlaw inWane, Crowdir, sad WI KOTTUIAM a. TM' LITRE, COVXTIZI RAILWAY COM- !ANT.-CONVICTION FOR ONFTINO OUT or ♦ TRAIN IN MOTION. Tkht also was an appeal from a deciaion of magistrates', and the nor stated the following circumstances. The appellant had been summoned upon an information by the supertonic dent of police upon the Regent Counties Railway, which charged the appellant with baring quitted • carriage whilst the train was in motion, that act being an dimes against the bye-laws of the company. On the bear ing of the complaint, a cipy of the bye-laws was produced, and proved to hem been examined with the original bye-laws in the parsed= of the secretary, and Mad eserect. The copy wee (*stilled by the secretary. It wee farther proved that on the day la question the appelked metered she train at Bishuregete, sad got out at Totteubses, tad that at each of those stances a oopy of the bye-tatre was Need In some conspicuous place. It was objected by the appellant that the original bye-laws should have been pro duced, but the insgistraces sdniltted the examined ant earti lied copy. It was el.* objected that °ernes of the bye-lave abosild be proved to have been diced at every station on the Ilse between Lonlon and Yarmouth; but the msgletrates held that that wee not nentiontry and they convicted the appellant In the penalty of 6s. The questions for the court to determine were whether the examined and certified copy of the bye-laws was rightly received in evidence; sad reocedly, whether It was alkeilMil that copies should be proved to be up at every station en the Ilse. The Lord Chief Judie wee of opinion that the judgment must ha for the reepondents. He thought that the examined sad certified espy of the bye-laws was rightly received in Masses; eel this depended upon whether those bye-kva kneed a document of • public nature. 14e-taws to regulate the rights and liabilities of peesengers on railways were domi nants of an inteneely interesting puWio eaten., and the rule ne to public documents applied. Then came the question as * member the publication of the laws was sedicientie proved ; sad be ebould be hulked te think that the statute had bees templkd with, and mildew ovules:op of publication given. Ia *Maks a tar, it was the duty of the company to pnb- Yeb ao dr mit of patilarnem, and them would be • may Mews Inamptlea that a puma who had • duty to ea Mee by Me am d pediment had performed it. The tompeny slowed that they bid published et two stations, ma the maglaretes might preennee that the Isms had been **UAW m *a ether asthma. Mr. AMAMI Warr regretted to my that be wee of a MMus* 'plain. Re thought that the penalty oou'd not be ealbseed. bemare It was set proved that the bye-laws bad Ilea peadiatel `the maser described by the 110th section ad the see of wham*. His I adehlp rsPrreet to the ad ha detail, led ens that he was tumble to give te It any oche isisaniag then that the penslcy was not to le eaforced if the publication prescribed by the act had nut bees edectech It had been said that it outdo not moan that publication mast be proved at every suttee, became of the beineem didkulty of giving that proof; but he did not see that there was any such grest dab:atty. A single perms Wilt ha eali.4 to prove that she laws had be-u posted at every aladea, and then it would be inferred that they tea dewed ma Oa the ironed he had asedielet ha Ow& Illigsviellso ins wrcos. 2i7 (Before the 'trip Ordinary. Mr. JaatkoWightmen, and X. Jamie' Dylan) Tll COURT AND TIC DAWNED'. The oourt ordered the osee of " Evens v. Evans" to be struck out of the list, on the ground that no papers had been delivered to the judges. The petitioner might bring bisection against his attorney, and make him pay the coats to which he had been put by his negligence. Mr. Little hoped that the am might be allowed to stand over for the witnesses had been brought up from North W ales. Sir C. Creeewell—That makes the nsgligesorof attorneys the mon abominable. After ocalwring with his learned brethren, however, Sir C. Creswell said—The court will allow the ease to stand over until Thursday morning, on them cot dirione—erst, that the papers shall be delivered to-night ; end sseendiy, that the attorney shall give sn undertaking to pay oat of kis own pocket the expense of keeping the wit nesses In town till Thursday. It he likes those terms, the ease may mai. on the paper ; otherwise he must tare the lamer oensequesom of his neglect. Mr. lerle-11 client, my lords, accepts those conditions. Sir C. Ct —Let him give the undertaking to the reristrar. In the neat cam, ficentlebury v. Soentlebury and Cross, no one appeared, and the court ordered it to be struck out. In the next ere, namely, COOK 11. COOS AID LUCK. Dr. Waddßove said that Dr. Pkalimaq Q.O wan with him, but by some fstality the learned civilian was not pre. sent. (A lamb.) The Court —Yon must go on ;the interest of your client will not war in your han&. Dr. Waddilove—Your lordship is very good to say so, cut I am afraid that such will not be my client a opinion. Sir C. Cresswell—You don't do yourself jostle°, doctor. (A laugh.) Dr. Vfaddilove that proceeded with the teas. The partial were married at Btoomort, Worcestershire, in 1845, and the ootiabitatiou continued um yeas; afterwards it was broken off la oonesquence of her becoming addicted to drink. The respondent then went to Birmingham, and took up her abode at an inn, to which she introduorl the co-respondent, a young grow out of a situation, who was a distant relative. tier man ners, however, were so loose that the landlord was obliged to send them both away. They then went into lodgings. and the evidence left no doubt that the adultery had been committed. Lucy afterward. enlisted a. a soldier. The Court dissolved the marriage. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Wore Mr. Bodkin, Maistant-In4a, and s full bench of magistrates, at the CiaildhaLL Westminsarr.) TIII ITllal tN TIZIOILDIXO TILADIL OF MAISONS AGAINST A CONVICTION SOH INTIMIDATION. (Continued from yesterday's &press.) The magistrates then retired, and after a short connate'. lion came into court, when The Amnionli-Judge said the object of tbe legisla ture bad been that a maater in the employment of his capital, and the workman In respect of his labour, which wan his capital, should be free. Mr. Home's Act repealed the old combhaition laws and now mantes could combine , the workmen andti oombine ' • but there most be no threats or intimidaticm,melestation or violence, en either aide. The present Lard CillaWoeitl, when Baron Rolfe, on the occasion of • Warned trial her the north, en premed his opinion that workmen combined together could reasonably and peaceably panne& *there to join them in saying out their views withost committing any breech of the law, but that that perettesion most be reasonable and peaceable, and not mama the character of intimidation and threatming. la the first place, it was contended here that the langnap used by the defendant did not amount to a threat or Intimidation, but was merely an admonition. Upon that point he bad had the great advantage of taking the opinion of the bench, which was • very toll one, and they unanimously considered that instead of admonition, what the defendant said wee a direct threat to intimidate these workmen from going Into the ser vice of the prosecutors during the strike. On the second point, a/ to the hiring not being complete when this oc curred, he wee of opinion that it was a legal hiring, and ha that view the bench unanimously concurred ; therefore con .. sidering that the eircumatanom 'justified tbe'magistrate's de cision, the defendant would be committed to the House of Correction for two months, the sentanoe pared upon Um, Mr. lamas applied fora CYO upon the point as to the hiring, but The learned Assistant-lap said be really had no doubt about it, nor bad the bench, and oould not theedere grunt a owe. . . . . . . Mr. James understood that the point had been misread. The Asidstant•Judge said he wee not aware that it had — he had not intended to convey anything to that effect ; but they amid like it op by certiorari. The learned counsel pointed out some difEcultiee as to a certiorari, which they thought was taken away, but said a case could be Mated by the court it both parties consented. Mr. Janes amid h is hind Kr. Lush had disclaimed all vindictive feeling on the peat of Messrs. Piper ; perhaps he would comsat to a case. ie.: Leah "rid Mentrs. Piper were at the expense and trouble of these proosedioaa,which they had taken au public grounds, and he did not think It would be proper for him to commit to a course which would necessarily involve further prooesdisp, cost, and delay, with no doubt the same result. The Assistant-Jody—Besides, a continuance of these dis cussions would not and to bring about a reconciliation in this unhappy struggle, or to promote or encourage that good and kindly feeling which should subsist between the masters and the men. _ - Mr. hunts—But the defendant goes to prima for two months for an offence which I don't think, with every defe rence to you, sir, and the bench, is proved legaby against hie. The Assistant-Judge said the court had decided the case according to the beat of their judgment ; and their opinion we., moreover, 11111121i100118. defendant we then placed in cnatody, and sent to Coldbath-flelda House of Correction. . . The court arse crowded with =eons, and others connected with the strike, and there were about two hundred others outside the building, who hooted the witnesses u thel .e l f st. The following magistrates wear proem, : Mr. 'seat Ili, Mr. H. H. Harwood, Mr. Conerell, Sir John Scot t • Mr. Beshtord, Mr. Brooking, Mr. Aldermen Hale, Mr. ridlths, Mr. Pratt. Mr. W. C. Cos, Mr. WE;M a r r ... Baylis, Mr. Penh, Mr. Besthi. Mr. Alderman Mr. Parbury, Mr. Whits, Mr. Peolooner Mr. Baskin, Kr. shell, Mr. W. P. !W U", end Mr. Haley. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HgUBE. Efisabra Si OPIMPU wee charged with steeling a child, mined Martha Cole, aged three yews, under the following &rah Cole, of 17, Catherine Wheel•alley, Bishopegate, eald-1 Lye a child named Martha, who to turned three years of age. I Net saw her yesterday at four o'clock, at my own dam, and missed her directly after. The prisonei had brought some bread to me for my fowls, for which I gave her twopence ; and the rid, " I will take your little mild away with me: , I said, "No, don't," but directly after I beard a nobs in the back kitchen, and when I came out I found that she was turning the corner of the court, with the child in her arms. She turned towards Spitalftelds market. Hollowed as soon aa I could clean myself • little sad mar her coming down Petticoat lane. I asked her whit; she tad done with my child, and she told me to look into her pocket for it. I persuaded her to go with me to her house to miff the child was there, but we could not Sod it, and then she said it had perhaps got home by itself. We than want together to my house, asd aa the child was not thin, I gave her Into custody. I have not seen my child iIiZIOR Elisabeth Myers said the saw the prlioner with a honk child in her arms, shoat a quarter pset four, neer Artillery pirate, Bishogerste, Tha child had no hat on, and the clothes were worth ulittle. . . The p;;;;nersaidit;;;; very true she took the child away from its mother's house, to take her for a few minutes, as sbe said oho would, but afterwards the child wonted to get sway, mad she took her and sat her down in the street dose by her owe house, tad supposed that she bad gone home to her mother. She wee very fond of children, and took it away from kinder's, Gad not with any ill-feeling towards it. The proorcutriz had known her for a long while, and knew she would'st hurt the child, if she liked to say so much. Mr. Alderman Allen (who sat for the Lord Mayor)—How long was it after you took the child away, before, ea you say, you put it down scam near its mother's house? Prisoner—Why I pat it down about five o'clock. Mr. Aldermen Alfas—The you Lad It about as hour? i;;;;;-174;;;;; rtiOu g -. et it had yea home. I'm very sorry it is lost, and mead rather ham, it feed wain than bare 201. pat ta my pocket. Mr. Alderman Allen—Well, this la a marmileme story d loam sad yoa moat be needed for farther inquiry. The primer waa remanded ametdivialy. GUILDHALL. Norio, Hail end Lignin's Abrahams, two Ge= WITS with asthma a fellow-ocastryman, Abraham sea, with a cobbler'. awl, with latent to do his grievous bodily barn. Mr. Lawbrappeered for the defence. It appeared that the c uoplainaut ned separated from his I wfilv,whn had takes refuge with the defendants, who were bar brother sae rowera, and tea , . in ocarequenoe of hie ins ' proles lime as was cohabiting with bee comic Sad, be welted foe her on ht last, In Haminghall-street, where she and the ants worked, and on all puttee meeting a struggle ensued, in which, to the ev for the complainant, Abtahame a = him on the head with • poker, sad Haat with aa awl, which another witness, who ma to hie meolimeisos, extracted horn hie head. On the other side it was alleged that the complainant wee a most violent man, and th at he had on many OCCASiOna so ill-treated and bootie his wife that she had taken a summons out at this court against him for maul; and that It was in defending her from his attack that the defendant, were compelled to act as they had done. They, however, denied using the awl, which they said the complainant brought with him, but in the scud% It wee acddentally knocked into his head. Several witnesses were examined to prove the assault, alter which, Alderman Humphery said he was satisfied a very mime assault had been committed, for which he should fine them 40e. each. It also appeared that Hard had committed a gross assault upon the policeman who appreheaded him, for which he should fine him 20s. With regard to Kali and the com plaint made against him by his wife, be thought it would be sufficient to require him to enter into his recognisance. in 601., and find twe Rustle* in 251. each to keep the peace for 12 menthe towarda all parties. BOW-STREET. Henry Eillington, who iieacrilTecTlTlf u a carpenter, was charged with creating a disturbance and causing a mob to ensemble in King-street, Weatinhaster. Charles Robjohn, builder, of Islington, one of the 'tit aness in the appeal tried yesterday at the Middlesex Ses sions, and which will be found reported in our paper to-day under that head, said that on leaving the court with some Meads, going slong King-street, the prisoner and some others bast them, crying out in a threatening and violent manner— .' Yeti ; Robjehn and riper." A crowd gathered round them, and less Incited by the prisoners to hoot and obstrect them. Complainant also received s blow from some •. Maw . some randirmatory evidocep, Mr. Jardine (So the prisoner)— mall sow, what do you may to We — The prisoner—Wail, air, the hat lea Mesa of mine, who was formerly at Piper's, mats to ma la a pablio.home where waa sitting, and " There they an coming out, let us give em a rowing." Sod ring worked there many years, I did go out, not thinking any harm. But I never said any more than " Robjobn and "Piper,' and I never went off thatve . ment to get near him. I never prevented him from into the gab ; on the contrary I said it was the best could do to get out of the row. lir. Jardine—The creating of snob a riot. The primmer —1 dtd'nt do it, sir. It wee not me. Mr. Jardine—Why, you did so by your own shoving. You say that you went out to " row" thim, end that you ailed out " Robjohn" and " Piper." I say it amounts to a riot, mad I regard it as a most serious affair. Calling out sitar and around persons who are going about their ordinary business, or who have been giving evidence in a court of lentos, is en oases which will be treated with very great seventy by a higher court if I send it before them. I shall I not say one wind about that at present, bat I shall remand you foe a few days, sad to the meanwhile I hope some of those who were with you will alai be brought before ma. The prisoner—Won't you allow me bail, governor? Mr. Jardine—No. The prisoner was then removed by the gaoler. WESTMINSTER. • Jeremiah Collins, arespec table-looking man. was charged with unlawfully causing the death of Patrick Landergen, a soldier recently discharged. an lt ed tram the evidence that the prisoner and de height in the street, and that the deceased bad died In cessequence of a fell or blow. Hr. Trumasa, inspector of the B division, said he was en able at ptessat to dimmer the origin of the matter. He had hem hJarmsd that as essing the prisoner ill-treating • wows the deceased interfered, when the accused turned upon Ida. A woman had been seriously assaulted at the same time, and when he saw her her face wee covered • ith bendages. He had endeavoured to obtain some account of the tramection from her, but his attempts were in vain, =her bung so much intoxicated as to be almost He had no doubt be should obtain further evidence fa a fry days. Primer( was remanded for a week, Mr. Poynter refusing to take ball till after the inquest had taken place. William OW, a young gentleman, of No. 1, Stanley place, Pimlico, wasarged as follows : Police.conatable Birch, on passing through Eccleston square between 12 and 1 on Tuesday morning, beard a sound of gravel and stone throwing. The fog was very thick at the time, but the delendeatand two other young men coming in sight, the policemen watched .them, and saw them stop before No. 24, and all threw something at the windows end door lamp. He aught the defendant, who had some pieces of brick in his baud ; the other two made off. Defendant, who mid he had been drinking, was fined 41., the amount of the damage. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Tozewr. WARWICK GRAND OPEN CEASE. 3 to 1 east Jealousy (t) 6 to 1 Latticed (t) 6 to 1 Half-Casts (t) 6to 1 Curate (t) DERBY. 7 to 1 apt Umpire (t) 11 to 1 Bacolaser (t) 12 to 1 The Wined (t) 40 ts 1 UppselsaA (t) 60 to 1 Reales (t) 2111 HIEALIH OF LONDON. The weekly retwu of births and deaths in London Mated by the Itegistrar-General, states that a low tampon we of the air, which commenced on the 9th natant sad sontlased during eleven days, boa canoed the deaths in Leedom to sins from 1,061, the somber returned in the per week, to 1,233, the amber shown in the metre of lest week. I. the ten ysen 1849.66 the average number of deeds is the week. ooneeponding with last week was 1,114; • bat as the deal= captained in the pretest return wawa in a population which has teenaged, they should be simpered with the average raised le proportion to the M ouse, namely, with 1,226. It will be seen from this Mae matt, that the actual mortality agrees very &Italy with the neon obtased from celenlation . . _ The cold and fogs of last week attacked the respiratory orgem, and the deaths from diseases which affect them, not including *Weis, have risen from 179 to 233. In Molest four weeks the deaths from bronchitis have been 58, 90, 102, and 116. POSSIMOSIS or Inflammation of the lunge, the death' reined to which bled are chiefly those of children, bee apparently not been fatally aggravated by the weather, for the ambers assigned to it In the last three weeks were 73, 60, end 64. Phthisie or consumption rose from 132 in the previous week to 157 last week. That persona of ad vanced ego have lately Guttered much appears from the foot that eight nosagenartans are returned, tour of whom when they died were aged reepectrvely 94, 96, 96, end 97 yam. Two children, twins, in one family, and two chlldres, ulee twins, in maker, died, having been born prematurely; sad three children of a carpenter's labourer being triplets, died of isealtieo in Winchester-court, Penteitvilk. Seven persona committed suicide, among whom was itt aged 17 years, who killed herself with prussic acid. widows died from " barb " in the workhouse, Mile-end New Town. Five children died of measles in the eel:, district of Bt. John, Westminster. Scarlatina was fatal in 96 cases, diphtheria in 9; of the former 4 occurred in All Sonia, Mary - khans, 4 In Kentish-town, 6 in Islington west. 6 in St. Gibe south. Smallpox was fatal in 29 cases, 6of which occurred in the Smallpox Hospital. All the victims of thi• disease were children under 10 years of age, except 6, who had attained the age of 20 or umsrds. Dr. Thomson, toe medical dam of bald' LmMarylebone, makes the following observation on imallarx in St. John's wood Nine cams of allpox have mane under treatment at the Portland-town Fro, Dlryaaeary, Bt. John's-wood, within as many days. I am indebted for the lute to the attention of William Orange, Beg., Readmit Medics] Officer. The first, a lenti•OODfiliali case wee a child without any visible Cicatrix, in St. John's Wood-terrace, the family haviagoxoe from Highgate a few days previously, where the . damn prevailed. Her aunt, at 8, Victoria-terrace, likewise • without say visible cicatrix, caught the disease • the eruption wee t• very full." In two children with good mars, at 27, New-street, the eruption impaired very mildly. Another awe occurred at 8, Upper William-street, with scarcely any sear; the mother stated the girl to have been vac:mated, but added, she had ao faith at all in vaccination.' Three children at 6, Henry-place, who had been protected by vaccination, had the disease very mildly. TM last cue was that of • girl at 28, Victoria-terrace, with two good seers, and who bad been playing with some of the infected children ; the empties Is moderately full.' Hitherto there he. ban no fatality in these cases." Of bricklayers 5 died in the week, of bricklayers' wives 5, of bricklayers' children 6 ; of carpenters 9 died, of aromas' wives 6, of carpenters' children 22; of masons 2 died, of masons' wives 2, of mama children 3 ; of painters 4 clad, of painters' wives 3, of platen' children 13; of plasterers 0 died, of plasterrire wives 2, of plasterers' children 2. Lest week the births of 958 buys and 902 girls, in all 1,860 children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond ing weeks of the years 1849-68 the average number was 1,526 FREE EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE or Goon HOPI. —On the 21■ t instant want embarked at llouthamplory seder the superintendence of the Hew. W. Field, on hosed the Man. Some. f,.r Cape Tows, 262 souk, equal to 287} st►tute Mutts. They comprise a number of agricultural and domestic rtrvanta, as well ea of labourers requlnd for the pubic works now in program there. The Cape emigra tion at the expense of the ooloay for the year 1366, now 'mounts, exclusive of aselMod passame, to 3,733 souk. . _ n Penny, the well-known Arctic verger, errs an mendny snontlnir at Aherdent, from the whale & at Ctunberlaan (of Betio). He left Aberdeen fit the end of loot Jane is the Lady Presidia, and Mann thse early with Ulna *haw, stout ex', lane of oil, sad a flew too of base. MAREE7S. COTTON.—Ltsattroot, Nov. 23.—Thu isles of 00630 to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales. A quiet Doan at las. urday'm COTTON GOODS.— lfrarcxnerea, Nov. 72.—Tina market generally Is strong and firm. There hoe been a mode rate mount of business in yarn, both by shippers and the bowie nada, but net as excited market. Amuck larger bud asse would be dome bat for the heavy enpisatents splatters have already entered into. Any grads amiable for imme diate or even modeready early delivery are eagerly taken, and realise extreme prima ; but then an no stock, (except in some of the tine numbers, ead even these are now lan melting down), and it is for this reason that we have not had • more extensive business. Cloths, like are exceed , lowly firm. Prioes are not decidedly higher, bat there are no mocks, and manufacturers have exosedingly heavy en. g,gemente, so that in most cases they decline to book fresh orders except at an advance. Manufacturers who have kept tolerably free of contract*, preferring to meet the demand at current prices, are of oonrse able to sell at very full rates. The demand embraces all kinds of goods, including domes. tke suitable both to the home and foreign markets, long cloths, T clothe, printers, madepollame, shirAings, jamensta, tangib and fancy fibrin. Finished goods are also in re quest, so that labour has rarely or never been in better demand. Printers, dyers, and makers-up are exceedingly busy. WOOLLEN—Lupo, Nov. 22.—The weather hse been so very u•fsvourable this morning as to cause • Tiali to the Market to be almost useless. The town we. enveloped in a dense fog and rain. Very few merchants were in the halls, and the business done was quite nominal. CORN.—Htl.t., Nov. 22.—At to-day's market a moderate supply of English wheat, condition not so good as of late, nod buyers require a reduction of le, to 24. per qr., which is only in yards/ Instances submitted to. Foreign held very firmly at fully late rates. Barley, both malting and grinding, former currency. Beane and per quite es well=Mau neglected, bat net quotably lower. The foreign h.pprL last week are as under :—Wheat, 8,293 qrs. Barley, 6,763. Oats, 640. Beane, 1,082. T 282. Lmseed and raposesd, 11,222. 00 cakes, 283 tons. Eon.., 289 tone. LIM" Nov. 22.—(From the Cinder of lteMrs. Dams and Co.)—Ths weather is very damp end wet, end pertly in terferes with badness, which precools slowly, and salsa are extremely limited ; prboes may be comaidered somisall the eons as on Friday. Barley is unaltered la nine. held firmly. Om . and o,er articles as bolero. Amass prior of grin for week ending Nov. 19: Wheat, 2,864 qrs., 46a. 16. ; oats, 631 qrs., 24a. 20.; barley, 1,146 qrs., 375. 101 d. Mena. 79 qrs., 44.. 3fd.; pram, 10 qrs., NA Arrivals Wheat, 2,496 qrs.; cats, 143 qrs.; reported, 1,879 qrs.; barley, 273 qrs. ; beim, 63 qrs. _ .—W LYNN Nov. 22eather is damp and mild. At our corn exchange this day we had only a limited show of wheat, for which a steady sale was experienced at full l ast week's prime. Barley, a small supply of melting mat which sold at late rates; secondary sons, Is. pc qr. . Beam and oat', no alteration in prior. Whist, white, old, 61165. to 631 be., 46c to 50e. ; ditto, new, 601 be. to 621bs , 435. to 405.; red, old, &lbs. to 631 be., 435. to 4G.; ditto, new, 69Iha. to 611te., 40s. to 44e. Barley, Che va lie r, new, 621bc to 641ba., 395. to 464.; common, 611ka. to 6211 m., 29.. to 113 s. Beans, old, 66Ibs. to falilbs., 40e. to 60e. ; ditto, new, Ms. to 661 k.., 40e. to 47a. pas qr. to the grower*. NIWCA@TL!, Nov. 22.—Trade very quiet. Wheat, both English and foreign, slow male at Saturday's rate's. Holders very firm. Flour not in much de m** at Santrday's d emise. Malting barley beings full oes. Grinding alp meets a ready sae. In oats Lute doing ; sellers firm. Bmaaa and pease find buyersin retail at last weeks prices. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mee P& NW Total, Total. 09116 West seam Nov. 13. wore dream US. 180. $ A Oornersil Norm 7.918 6.916 West esdist N0v.19. Gleans and WOO Wows 7,057 4813 west sedl.6 Nos. 21. ...... 11 : 16; 1: 4 1; LZIA • The above le 'admire of here due under shrelommt with the Loades bed North Nemeth Nallwar COMDW. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCS. O£BUALTY. Peot:om, from Qui", to the Tyne, bee teem abem/coed at IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arabes (421 p), from Oakotta got Loader), Sept edat 16 ft 11. km 29 29 E. Cherokee (barque). trove Beata )her for Liverpool 42 day), OR. 11 Int Br N, lob it W. Combats (bargee), trees Cortese Bay for London leg len IM le le 74, Los 711 19 W. Dragon Imbooner), of ;rich. bens Ombra for Liverpool, Oct 112, MO 29 74.10 be 60 Olmoreby ( abip)lbursotil, let 27 S. 100 44 E. Hasty field (Sup), Iron Calcutta for Loodoo, Nov. 2, tat 10 a 11,1 m maw. Harapbrey (ban:lml, tram Boorboy for Liverpool 73 day; Sept 20,1 at 11l le Bloating.. Jaw llaidlog, from Quebec for Liverpool, Nov. 9, lot 44 N, It. !ne n Ilorloe4 trout Mauritius foe Liverpool, Oct. 24, lit 112 X. . . . lot le W. t• Herm tram Leedom Oar Sydr.4l, Sept. 3. fddoevee MIA tram Bombay for Ltverpoal, Nov. 2, Li SO 3 N, Ica 2442 W. - - laaromZoon (thin). from Cork, with Mom bound math, Oct. 30, lot 9 IS X, 00 be re ter. Polar Star (Amerman gun), from Liverpool OS Calcutta, Ort. le, lot • 76 N. lea II 40 W. Pelican (borqua), tram Manilla, Sept. IL lot 8, 100 17 E. (.hip). tram Cardiff for Bombay 76 dope, August 11, tat AS 16 I.lao 60 Al E. Witham illilmott (barque), tram Yoolmein for Falmouth 116 daye. Sept. 14, tat 14 110 II 11 IL Woodville (WorethoL tram Blemoboa, piSp 26. mat of Cape Aguthao. THE ROYAL CHARTIII.—RECOVERT or BODIES. —A Mr. Phair, who has Just reached Idesepool from Red Wharf Bay, after a vain endeavour to sestipiso any of the bodies washed ashore as his two children end gorse other re- Woes who were lost in the Royal Charter, slated that on /Sunday last no leas than 18 bodies mine on shore. On the following morning three others were recovered from the waves. One of them was evidently a firemen, as he wore white canvas smock, In the breast of which were several pieces of coal; another was apparently a , and in his pockets was found MI. and two plats gold and a elver lever watch (stopped at half-past seven), and his booth were marked with the maker's name in High Holborn, Lon don. Another was that of a female, and on her person wan found sf. The whole of the property has been handed over to the collector of admiralty droits at Beaumarie. HOUSE AGENTS AND THEIR CIISTOMERS.—A curious case came before the Westminster County Court on Monday, that of " Vincent (an estate agent in P• 11.131•11) v. Bennington," a gentleman occupying a house near Eaten square. Mr. Hannington's haw was to let, and be aver. Used it, upon which he reoeieed from the plaintif f a printed preeinctua, or "terms" upon which he would let the hones, This Mr. Kennington signed and returned. The terms in this cam, printed in small type as a heading, ran thee, "44 per oast. on the rent required for a year," and " the per onstage is payable absolutely as soon ea the property, or any part of it, is in any manner let, sold, reliuqualted, or other wise disposed of by any one, or as soon es the instructions are withdrawn, postponed, or at an end." The defendant bad tilled in and signed beneath as follows:—" To be let, furniabed, for three, six, or twelve monthly rent par wait three guineas," merely for the purpose of re ference, as he ein &mood. Though the premises in question had never been let by the agent, nor had persons even called from the agent to inspect them, the defendant bad to pay,the plaintiff's claim of 81. 14e. (being 4 per cent. on 2801., the highest centre quaked for the premises for one year, as per signed terms). Tbe judge would not award oars, and expressed his hope that the public might be warned by the publicity given to each masa. _ _ _ [Advertisement.]-11oLtowAT's Pltit3.--NOTOP sea Ya... - far catty or Trig Ala—As the health ha heath, dial sustains and renovates ever, pars of sh. mai .7womoo.bee impo,,ueed or Impore las it mud of mama, be whilst November fop PM'Sui .ad the density of the atmoepbere prevent. the deIiMPIODS pea 'blue above our hoale% it ha, a precisely COMMIT eff ct. It I manifest that DO medient doer tot roach the circulation ma at tervalrute dinner. Ther, wonderful pills operate directl.. powerfully. and beneficially on the Wood. venom and arterial ; they remove the mephitic espouse atawt t , l from the atmdephere they rotas toe ar ra. of the tunga arlordlne a rger supply of enema ; they espel disease and volong eat-team. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS: BIRTHS. RAGOALLAY.—Nor , U. at I. peer Toollug. Surrey, Kra J. %wally • sea. 711 of 0011.—Nov. 21. M Sommer Lodge. Orordoo, Surrey, the Wed M. Flom. An.. rep.. of • daughter. ji•tDlNCL—Eoe.rol. at Cirencester. the wife of J. T. liardlng. of • ara. JORDAN.—Ifor 111, at Oren Cherlosetreet. Nouatior Poore. Pb*.a the wife d O. B. Jorda, E.g., of • eon and be*. •ATT)l.—Xer. Id, at Isroinyton row. the wile of W. MI4II. P.ILC.S., of • dauhter. MILLINGTON —NOT. P./. at Weetwood Hausa I.TDOw 0rd0a5....* 4 ulle of o.t Milllngton, Loi.. of a eon. MARRIAGES. BAKTON—HOTOTED.-7 It. to St. Peter* Dublin. by the UV. J. H. &OSSA, 1..0. ton of A. Barton. Erg of Ballioitrw. Dumb County, to Charloue, daughter of th e We J. 1104 , 4 bog •of Wig ternovn Howe, Kildsre. BILLIIMEHL—Kb.KI3IIIIw.—Koo. 1:1. at Doi Cathedral. Mioviblo• tar, by the Rev. M. W. Jottarva. M.A., Mr. W. 6,6010 0 1 , of soma). to atooLo.ttoootor of Mr. W. He:Am. of Nor CLaIIICE—DAKWALL.—Now. M. at St Mottle. a. Waball. Mar twabi" by it. Bn. I. Derail. lb. Me. H.J. clam, to mmsagli SAW datightM of C. P. D.. E. FA.. of w•has. DEATHS. BLlrift—llov. H. it Locittaad. Kalditonr. W. J. DaTer. B. mod TO. BRIN it 1111.—Wev. 18. at RobarOotrost. Ilanipetoad.road. !Mr. J.J. Enw"w. Mat n. BRYAN—Nov. 19. Catherine. *Are of E. E.Q. of Brig°U.. egraeg. MIGOISR. —Nov. IL risabotb. wife of Mr. J. Digging. of Mania& Meek . is 4 SI. LOE IL DNog. Leeds IL at Snsdfori street, Mambo:Abr. Hr. A. Lord. OIM 6L n.aLs..-Nov. 11. Mira. daughter of Mr. IL Parker. of Arab Hall. Nom Worthy. ow Leo& Petaled sad reedited tl WILL 1•111 K 5 UAL" et So. lennbud MJo Otty Leadoe, Printer. at Mt tniser. m Lemierd tit sae Precinct at tChttelsien.—Wiannuer. Mover In laa.