The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-23 00:00:00

&Rill-WEST LANCASHIRE NOMINATION NT FWD 07 IR. 01.101 MINE.. The nomination of the four candidates in the teld fir the repreeentaties of the new division of South- West Latwashtio took place on Saturday, the bas . being erected us front of St. George 's -haU, Liverpool. The proceedings conuneneed at 10 o 'clock, and though somewhat noisy at times were thoroughly Rood -humoured and e. derly. The weather was very titchunent, the uttnospbert being bitterly told, with a keen eouth-east wind, and heavy ram. but the latter atmospheric torment ream' at eleven. and then the crowd. which had been tree, small, began to morivise, and from noon to oat 4:clock, when the prooseilitigs terminated, there wen vernal thourands tee:set. A la-ge forte of police were present, and stout barriers wore prepared to prevent da me, but though both crowds at each side of the hustings were "mixed." no disturbances occurred. though this was plenty of the usual electioneering noises, varied on the conservative side while Mr. Gladstone was speaking dy choral performances of "God save the Queen.' lards of a satirical kind were displayed on both sides, the conservative "hits" being the happiest, and some provoking laughter from Mr. Gladstone himself. The most taking with the crowd were. " Bright's disease and Lowe fever," and a "Time table to Greenwich." The liberals were on the right, and the conservatives on the left; the high sheriff (Mr. Le Gatdre Nicholas fitarlde), the candidates, their proposers and seconders, and a num ber of ladies, including Ws. Tuner cud M.rs. IL Crow being in the centre comparhacut, which was carpeted, and furnished with chairs. After the umial terminate , . which, owing to the incle mency of the weather, appeared longer and cineme than usual, Lieut.-Colonel Wirsoo Parrrx proposed, and Mr. 011.- 11,1.: GIinF.NALT. of Warrington, secouded the re-election of Vri. Chat I, s Turner. both gentlemen highly eulogising his cerisiscnty, :itteutiau to lie duties, and his adherence to his party. me. p. REiwoOS proposed. and Mr. tlarutaft, of F-outhport, reeeuiled toe to-election of the Right lion. W. F.. Gladstone. Colonel BI4CEVVRSI.: and Mr. J. A. Tsirex proposed and seconded Mr. It. Aseheton Crow; and Mr. J. C. Ewanr and Mr. PIISCCOTON.O( St. Helens. proposed and secouded Mr. Grenfell. Mr. CIIARLFS Tt•ttes2 (who, like all the candidates, spoke amidst great interruption and noise, and was with thfliculty beard by the reporters) alluded to his seven years' service as a twenty member in two parliaments as a tort of qualifications and his claims for re-election. Ho defended his conduct as regarded the Reform Bill by stating that no government but a conservative one could have canied such a measure, and that Mr. Gladstone had done his utmost to defeat it. As to the conservative government of Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli, none, ho said. had ever been more satisfactory or suostaful. He repelled the charges of extravagance which had been prefened of the conservative party and said that Mr. Gladstone not only allowed the estimates to pass in silence, but be had not been able to refute theexp/wiations of General Peel. It was notorious that the whigs left the arms- and navy in a state of inefficient, and that nothing had 'been done since but what was :ihsolutely necessary to keep England in her limper position amongst nation.. He taunted Mr. Gladstone with his rapid changes of opinion, especially est church questions. arguing that his present policy was revolutionag, and that be and Mr. Bright intruded not only to rob the church. but the land owners also. lu conclusion. he called upon the electors to decide next Tuesday, with no uncertain voice, whether they were for a poliey of revolution and confiscation or fur a part of moderate views, always ready and anxious to gradually reused, existing evils. ••• • - five Right Hon. E. GLADSTONE rose, amidst deafen ing chems from his friends, and oppoeitiou shoats and groans from the conservative booth. and for a few moments it was quite impossible for bim to proceed. Throughout his address Mr. Gladstone was freatuentliv Interrupted. several times by the surging of the National Anthem on the conservative side of the hustings. Mr. Gladstone said—Mr. High Shauiff and gentlemen—l am very entr ees to discharge a debt. I wish to acknowledge in this exerting contest that it has been carried on by my op ponents, Mr. Turner and Mr. Cross—if their friends will permit me to say it—with the language and the conduct which befits gentlemen, and, let nie add, which befits Englishmen. Widely as I am separated from them, and much as I should deplore their return, it is a pleasure to me, under eircometanees not the most easy, to make this acknowleiliramne (Cheers.) Now, gentlemen , the history of this coated is a simple one. It has arisen because our opponents think it necessary to tent me out of the representation of the county. (Cheery, and cries of " Never, neyer.") The Hon. Mr. Patten says be proposed Mr. Tamer because he was already your representaliee. lam lobo aloud y your representative; and. as far as lam concerned, I don't mean to be tamed out. (Laughter, sheering, and coanter eras from the conservatives.) Mr. Greenall states, with a rood humour that I shall endeavour to imitate*. that I am certain to lose this electism. Now, I remember exactly what Colonel Wileon Patten toll me in 1114.5. Re told me then tit:it I hadn't a chance. (laughter.) I came to Lan cashire at two days' notice, and I was returned by a majority of mean' hundreds (Chest% and a cry from Mr. Weir Anderson, the secretary to the conservative committee—" By the conservative erectors—the torte's re turned von text time.") I think, sir. (said Mr. Gladstone. addreet4mg Mr. Anderson), I am entitled to ask you for decent conduct. % Cheers.) And now, gentlemen, the ques tion Is, what Imes I done to deserve to be turned out of South Lancashire h cerise of Nothing" from the libe ral. and "We don't Ike your principles " from the tory. booth.) Mr. Cross is to turn me out, he says. (A voice : "He cant do it.") He has a right to try ; but I want to know whether I deserve it. (Cries of " Yes," and " No.") I want to know what I have done to ileseree bcieg thus ejected. Since you reset roe to parliament. and for many years before, I have bleu engaged—l !may say fore ierarter of a oeutury—in ectis e etmdeavouts tv set free the trade. commerce, awl lain:dry of the comity. In these endeavours+ I have been stsailly composed by Mm . 'Turner. I have likewise been ors( sed et the meat eritieal periods by Mr. Crowe Mr. t :nem stated—l have rio doubt from error of reenUection— that L. supported me on the paper duties. There were Hare v::al divisions on the pel.er dutim. On the first of them Mr. Cross ropperted me ; on the second and third he t epos( ml me. 'Well. gentlemen, in spite of the r 1.041018 of the toryriarty, we bare given emancipation to the commerce of the country—(cheers)—we gave the treaty of commerce with France; we relieved in the last struggle the raper trade from the excise, and we seared for the pi ogle bee literature and a cheep press. (Cheese.) Having referred to the question of national expen diture. Mr. Gladstone proceeded : —And now. gentle men, we have come to Om question of Ireland. (Loud cheers.) We are determined that so far as depends upon as Ireland shall have the same liberty as England and letolland—Jerreat cheering)--and we will not be parties to the policy width governs that reentry by continued vespensems of the Habeas Corpus Act. (Cheers rind hisses.) r efforts will be used to make Ire land in reality a part of the United Kingdom, by union nut only upon the statute book, but in the hearts of the le. (t.ireat cheering.) Then, gentlemen, we have had to look at many branches of the Irish question ; and the government have had to look 'at them, too. It is quite true that of late the government have become silent as to their iuti mimic We Lave bail a cabinet minister on the plat form, but he did not tall use a single syllable. (Laughter arid cheers.) But however silent they may he, gentlemen, at this memeut. we know what they have declared, and we know what they have tried to do. (Hear, hear, andcheere.) It is idle for Mr. Turner to ten you what he will do; and I will tell you why it is idle. Because he does not know. (Laughter and cheers.) Mr. Turner went to parliament in 166.5 to oppose parbamentary reform. You know what he did in He ir. (Cheers and hitless) He is to go to par- Lament now to maiutain the Irish church: who knows whet be will do in thee or 1870)' (Hear, hoar, laughter. and cheers.) . The head of the govenonont, gentlemen, I mug ray, is not unfair. He has propreed by his own month, mid by the mouth of Lis Irish minister, Lord Mayo, he has proposed to endow a Roman catholic Croversity. (•• Hear, hear," cheers, and hisses.) And be has told you that religious equality ought to be and stimgtit La trtablbhed in 'Mend if only you consent to mar taro the present established church. (Cries of "Never." cheers, and kisses.) What is meant by main. to limb it is another question. (Hear, hear.) It appears to VW, OlOt the intentme ie grad eally to bleed it te death li) nreatere id reduction and then another. (Hear, hear.' emitter intention is to grant additional en rtern'ent.. te Cp. Presbyterians and the Italian catholic, f Irelaa , i. t iii.ers and hews.) That was declared in the sl !WI!: it it never hien disavowed by , the govern zaret. :Ciao, beer.) Mr bisraeli, iii his ereeth ut Ilmakiimehain-hire, bras smut disavowed it—(" hear, hear,' ' unit cheme)—iu his address , Le has not disavowed it-- i hoar, hear)— rune he lase not disavowed it ra the very Lest era rent rio•ht lie hoar wii.l4: to hip gee. rument—the appoint. meat of Captain reanley, a gentleman who him told me irwkly end in e. hemmer that dons him honour, that /01400 yen ef the revrtesis of the Irish church must be token away. mud Coat when they have berm taken away they most nut Is, al died to a seerlar purpoes. (Cheers and Liras:.) If Clot be so, lie means that they mug be eppliad to a II eligio.r., puTposc briar) —and if they are to be applied to Wrelligioua purpoee, we know perfectly well Lis ocamiarig--they must be ;oven to the Presbyterians and Wenn eatholies in Ireland. (Heat, hear.) There are, in fact. rentlummon. noterithstamling the silence of Colo. eel Willem-Patten—M.3C ae two policies before you. ((Isere.) There roue too !relic:est in March last, end there are two poi it k now. (Hear, hear.) The government agree with us that OW tux', cnbuot wutin qe. in I rrtand as they ere. (cheers.) f don't kisow what Mr. Cross thinke. (Hear, hear.; That i, very important to himself ; but I must look to the Im r• of hi. party. (Hear, bear, and cheers.) We MO L .tb agieed thus bar. Wu both _pro rm., t o alter the ..t,tit of th ine% in In:Laud. (Cheers.) They re peee to alter a 1., ecikr..:img all churches, we propose to alter it by wet is kg none,. (Loud cheers.) The state of Ireland is h•it eh aii to :ulreit of maintaining • reffatoris &tan her nt with, lesseet or advantage to the people. It is skis f.. W.: NI, lOWA de the some in Pagland as we . in licher!. Wo did in euestena what th a w mas ,„ ; , seott INO MT-. A.l ; I t to ot, in Ireland what the cr. abase. of Lulond re - (eheei s). and as I tor OW, 1/AO.II, lust tae great majority of the suction is lavisarels'es to the nta:nterianue of the &soh of leieesmil, I may herald all &AA that it would Ise awed in three who endeavour to remove the Irish taa1e1.741.1. Lieut.: it is 8. - 41;.::. t; the t2tetlf: lid THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25,,s 184113. offensive to the jwople, on that account to termer* the establishment of Eugland, which, on the coutrary t is arelibto the feelings of the bulk of the population. Anid i cteering.) And, gentlemen, the vows of the country has recognised that immense advantages attend our policy. There are scene who my that our policy is adverse to protestentism. (Cries of " Yee, it is Well, I think that the Scotch are pretty good judges of Liam. As far as I ever beard they artabont the is in the country, and what, Mean, ens the tiat i ting V Why, they are scattering the govern ment candidates right and Wt. (Immense chmeings mingled with groans and hooting.) There is scastely a county in Scotland, and scarcely a tewn in Scotland, where the government candidate can keep his ground. (Iles rowed cheering.) I will give you the kited new" front Scotland. I received it two hours ago. The county of Midlothian has for pmerations been in the bands of the tones; and let ma "peak with honour and reaped of the chief tory of that county. The chief t ory of that county is the Duke of Buccleuch, and the Duke of Buccleuch Is a man who adorns his station by every virtue 'and by every mental power that a great nobleman of this country should have; and the eldest son of the Duke of Buccleuch was the member for Midlothian, and has been beaten by a large majority. (Immense drowning, and counter demonstrations from the oenservs five side. A gleam of sunlight having shot across the Mal in, at this point, a cry was raised, "The sun shines on Mr. Gladstone !" which was taken up by his friends, and for some time the speech was interrupted by their con tinuedoheering.) Gentlemen, I have a tight to speak with some confidence of the ticy we punned, became the voice of the country in t election - has been pronounced already. (Cheers.) In conclusion, Mr. Gladstone sold-1 ask you therefore, gentlemen, not to sepa rate yourselves from the body of the nation. (Great cheering.) You are part of Maitland. (Cheers.) Yon are great ; but England is greeter. (Renewed chaet* 4 a With England Scotland joins, and with Scotland Ireland ((cheers)—for in Ireland, too, many of the protestant' in the north—(loud cheering and great intemiption)—ere know by the news of to-day that for the tory town of Belfast—(cheers)—and the yet more tory town of Lon donderry—(renewed cheenog)—a liberal candidate is returned. (Great cheer) Voices, gentlemen, are to be weighed as well as counted; and of you, I ask with the fullest confidence, that you will accept, seek and pant the request, that I may have not merely a seat in parliament, but that I may be permitted and enabled to speak the words of truth and justice in the House of Commas in the name and with the authority of the men of South west Lancashire. (Loud cheering). Mr. R. A. Cams, in a vigorous weethoraid that Mr. Gladstone, if he hada policy, had not as yet dared to declare it, but some of his lieutenants had not been so discreet, and it was plain that the radical programme, was thoroughly revolutionary, and opposed to the feelings of the great mass of the F-nglisp people. Mr. Onesrviru, who was very indistinctly beard, spoke at great length, principally in reply to Gross, who frequently contradicted him. The Emu Snaiurr then called for a show of hands for each candidate separately. A perfect forest of hands was held up for Mr. Gladstone, who was evidently the favourite. Ultimately the High Sheriff, trot without loud protests from the hberals, declared the show of hands to be in favour of Gladstone and Cross. A poll was then demanded for Mows. Turner and Oren fell. the polling being tired for Tuesday. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, nuered by Mr. ULADVIONE, ecsxmiled by Mr. Curbs THE NEW PARLIAMEN The following member' of the no* parliament —l4 liberal° and 21 ommetvativee—were returned on Saturda The new lambert are distinguished by being y. Printei in Italics, and an seed& is waked to the il•Mill 0f than hon. genUesnen who here changed their constitu encies : ENGLAND MID WALES. L. C. ',Waive Lord ItkiffmrdOronenor .. 1 Herefordshire B Ball s ir H. Mr. Miami ' ulpli .... 1 Rent, rid . • Visomat Hollandale .... *Mr. Hart e lancasbire (North I kr. J. N. Boa Esat) i Yr. C. Stark:* . . Pembrokeshire •Mr. J. H. Soourffeld — Shropshire (North).. Mr. Ozumby Gore Viscount Newport Suffolk, Wen . Major Windsor Parker . ... Lord Augustus Hervey .... V / • li" (N 1 arivi.k s ire orth) Mr. C. N. Newdegate Mr. Breseley-Devenpal, SCOTLAND. Dumfriesshire Kinannlineshire .... Mr. Nicol Lanarkshire . (Nosil.) Sir E. Colebrook' 1 Li e lgiardure .... Mr. P. IrLegan — P 1 Roes and (hominy.. Mr. 1 Stirlingskins . Adr&l i taline '1 =— IRELAND. Armagh County .... Sir J. W. Strome — Mr. Vona, — Clare COunty Colonel Vandeleer Dublin County Mr. lon Trani Hamilton .. 1 Right Hon. Col. Taylor . 1 Kildare County . Hon. W. H. F. Coma 1 • Lord Otho Fitzgerald 1 Londondony County Mr. R. P. Dawson 1 Sir F. W. Renate 1 Westmeath Capt. Orville-Nugent .... I Toughal . Liberals returned ... MO Conservatives returned. l9l LIBERAL 041118. •Aberdeiro•khre. Wfat Bs* anodes bralsed Beau* = ll llbant Mocks WZ r if urY. rank/dew. Hastings Itimirforavaill • &Gallica Dl•Orkt Hohkuei JO = . Ike* * i=ersi odiew ;141sainervailly (Virtal:aB7 t'w== Colebratet (*.rowan. Lai (Vials& D... *ltar a lat uasusm ow q,Zir. teat *De low/ luntritaahne. . *Voodoo Durban ( Z . IrAnn Ilaw i =ht Ewer fiaway t(iliwarow (+familial . .nralwarnd •liadiory YT lbeigaothohiro .. 94=y.r TYdril borough Ilmunooth burougho NeW liar ..wry M Ne almishar• Perib.h.h.• Bt. ay.. — Sandwich liaallhirchkinaisok I •Fttockton . _ . gung•Trlen4 - rovrkeut.ury Moe •Wirtisilige7 wawa* Whiter Mop, rouges', Told rD7I Q4JN& COMER I - 47 AshOna-ande24,The Bowlßey Bolton Floston . Cleelae, Emit Cheater g;ity of Le/Mon ; "° l ,ll O Mint, Mon. are Partk Nonalarit Itaturbary tilaratibidn Norwich _ Nuttinglatot Pouteoki. bury Slitro borough u . :. Stockport Taunton Wall Word Wootsintoter Widow. She Wtwooottor ..... i I 1 TOW. ....... :.:: ! ' white tree jointly repremented antifebrile zrazAT l i t re depriv.l or one number sick non tetura •—N ewport.. Xikaiceborousb. tiuddinnt. Stacking. bum. an Andover. The following now return conservativeo•—liertiont,. Chiohester. Lyntington. Dorchestor, Ilahleld, Erratum. and Brtdirnorth, • N..v copatitaescy. 4 Additional swot. Inchobos additional a,at. MthOfity "44 LAW INTELLIGENCE. lISTRIWOUTAN borrrry 00172T5. I Bating days aniatated far the palsrat win*. IV/mm*4las, tit. Nfairtirea-lase.—Twairday, Nor. 24 ; nodal, 21!. ; TiTralay, ti ; 17. Iti.aosnairr.rwilaa6-roaiL—Therday, Ni'. f 1 ; Tbarsdiky, p; Friday, V. Bauliartip, IrlatchasiVa.grovc..-Tuiarlay, Nov. 21; Wodar, day, tit ; Friday. Ti. Ihmegui-terrive. —Turaday, Nov. 24; Wedaas daT, ; r17.) 2 Y. 27. buoutpmrs. Old-atreet...road.—ltundiry. Nov. p ; TwotLiy, 21 , Thomday. Rt. Itor, bow-road.— Friday, Nov. 27. Waling 114111, Gnat Ittllt ut-Arvet. - Weda. ; nuirday, 26; Friday. V. oIITIMMIX, 6a111.‘,411,-Tlitadir, NOV. 24. 111401415 . , , Friday. 27. LAMM,. CllllllWelifn New-road.--Taivalay, Nov. .21. thiritirwavo, Wedwirday, Nov. 22. W 001.% I. R.—Thu:lda; Nov. ali. Emit or Loraine, tiglidbaLl-lAollisim- Yonafir, 77,v. Lunn StAt net Co. RT.-4411111 , 1142, N,.. WlLat Canuxim twirr.—notalaF, Nov. Y., EQUITY COMM—Nov. 21. (Before the Master of the Rolls.) TIM GIJIZZAL ILICIAXOE oade.-1101X611, EX PIRTT: SOLIMIC/L. Ms lordship having suede some observations in refer/- cu.:o to is report circulated in soine of the papers that Mete was an intention to cosinuit the publishers. .he., of the sheffield Jearresdenl, raid the order allowed three weeks for an appeal. mr. jewel, Q.C., raid there could be no ground for the report in question. The parties did not intend to appeal, and further, tho y had undertaken to insert the apologias iequired, and to p ay the cods of the notion. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nuy. 21. Sittings in Banco. (Before the Lord Chief Justice, and Justices Lush, Hannay and Mums.) WASOS r. MAIM It. The sir:intents in thts cue were brought to a conclusion. The coed reserstd judgment. FENIAN DEMONeTRATTON IN HYDE-PARK.— Yesterday a funeral procession and demonstration mans off in Hyde-park. The object of the demonstration was to pay to the memory of the Manchester Fenian. —Allen, and O'Brien—who were executed at this time last year for the murder of the policeman Brett. 'lie notice convening the gathering was as follow* : " Inland forever. Anniversary of the martyrdom of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brieu—A tenets' pincession, with a select band, will maids, with all the ceremony duo to the memory of our I r ish martyrs at Manehester, to the Hyd e . perk." - The starting point of the procession was from Clerkenwell-green: and shortly after two o'clock some 800 people had assembled there, when a precession four deep was formed. It comprised many youths and a great many weenie. wearing green ribbons and rosettes. Finlen. in a cab. headed the prookasion, but there was no band. The pram en's' moved down Farring den-etreet, Fleet-street, Strand. Cocks' ittr.street, Waterloo. place, Pall-mall, Mt. James's-sheet, Pitemlilly. to Hyde. jerk, to the Iteformers"free. where the leaders of the movement took their stand. Notwithstunding the un favourable slate of the weather, the assetubly soon in ramped an to :dd 4,1a.04,1a.0 pe0p1e. A. Mr. Wade commenced the proceedings by requesting alt j*rsoun present to take off their ',ant, which rotunet was, however, Nil:Writ 11111- hec.l. d, as the rain came clown rather sharply just then. ?dessm. Finlen, Campbell, Iltiweenry, Doyle, mid others addreteed the usietieg in violent tenses, sod the government was denounced fur the execution of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brien, who were desoribed as the murdered and martyred patriots. All true Irishmen were exhorted not to rest until they had been revenged, and a full suoasure of justice land been secured for Ireland. The speakers were loudly cheesed by the assembly, whi c h wise o *mewled almost exclusively of Irishmen and women and youths. While this scene wise going on, several insets of sympa thisers' gathered sound speakers on the outskirts of the crowd, anal listened to denusiciationsa against the government similar to Wow 111111T0r011 by the speakers at the Ilefonn Tree. (hie of thu speakers., in Usk impressive mauuer. &wised xIl sympathisers in the fate of the executed mos to offer sip a player for the repose of their soupy and suggested that the people should take off their hats cud kneel down whUe doing so, but the latter portion of his replan was out complied with. The prayer Vl4a. however, listened to easuestly by the majority of the moved. was announoud that a simihar demonedgatien would be heir! in Itydeisurk neat Sunday at 2 o'clock. A collection was made in aid of the expense of the meeting. Throughont the proceed ings, wash on the whole wore very orderly. it was gear. filly remarked that not only in the vicinity of the resoling Kap there an esti, p ebeenee of police, but that the ordi nary force of pollen itl charge of the peek apveered to have teen w ithils aw 1!. [Advertvq•niciit.] I For.ufwA v' Pi - (it 0.. *foal. rfully la.) *odd al tbee prima day Itot oaostwity mi Inisil,'n4 or attaining lattlth w ti it by • Von') one 1.110 rates to b..i. r aattusto Lin iminitio4l in ...nifty. Its. .tilinind(n suit Ih trirttLits 150t.un4rl.yin ft. &HUN r 4.1110oU1) *iiiiponori. tl otaand Ills OA. r ttla Vans inty ortt.ta'al tailisk4lPA lhr Jtol:• ; **** pf the., allies. wt of r ii4rn rut 'oalt al.orieht nifiNooli eltairlibil; the iv 1%, 10,1 asM Uhl, tor Imitating tlx 1,5.41 uttattabatitat. 11ollotatt 3 a 0111, rill ane*. Name re fullolinly. tb.n. pW. and ▪ woffer•r whos torturer him is 1•1101.1 611 noml ▪ 1.4.61^110 140 Yes YMa•IM. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WINDING-UP DOINGS AND CROYDON SKREPLECNASES. • to iris Earns ai Till MIMI" Sin,—No important sale like that held at Stock bridge twelve meths_ es! Me taken pleas ; but T= of the minnow of LISS is marked by eyelet of "weeding. oat" area than usuaL Drafts frets the Duke et Newcastle Mr. Harry ' s, Mr. Deem* and Mr. J. Johneliomft Mr. Omen" Beadseen't ass Welched - end the of Lord Mastoid's god, not iVest sik slab ws Membi t hat ne is the hands cd lbws. to be sold private contract These latter, however have gees Enville, and, buyne are so searce w irt sew that it is on the nerds his Lord ' Alsip have to retain them long enough ee nabs him 111161111dir kis determination to trsibi -se mom horses. John Day was very active at the gale of Lit week and that he has new mlyers to almost the Malls at Danbury vacated by We Duke of Beaufort and the tete Manila* id Menhir is apparent from the satensive way he luta betin baying of Ina It will be • illeatneleteent to many if the nuclear a• to hie having o r i e l - f o rgot" t o Admiral Boas for their match at Westminster is true; bet it * este natural that he should anthems the oppor tunity recently afforded him to back out of such an awk ward engagement, in which be was certain to be severely nau, even if he eventually came out a wiener. will be very cruel, nevertheless, to rob gossips and scandal-mongers of such • fine theme ; and I should not wonder at the amicable settlement of the question " Derby or no Derby " coming next, when .the racing psiblic will have nothing beyond such du stuff as the Derby and Two Thotured " form " to carry them over the ex weeks that have to elapse before the next spring entree are placed before them. The London division can "hold co ' for half the dull time with the steeplechase meetings got up for their amassment at Croydon, St. ethane, Sudbury, and Kingsbury; those, again, fond of the long-tail tan indulge in their fancy nght up to neat Leticia Spring, whether they helms to the east, west, north, or south; bat the Mate pure and simple commenced his holiday from the time Skirmish passed the poet the winner of the last race at Warwick on Friday ; and no doubt he thought the season had lasted long enough, whether he* among the many heavy losers that have bees " out " for the last month or not. The business at Warwick was of a character to tire the most indefatigable; and what with the numerous objections and acc id ents = and the load complaints the bad starting gave rise to, t cannot be said that the season closed an satisfactorily as it commenced at Lincoln, where the exe cutive were content with • reasonable number of moos each day. It was unforeseen, no doubt, that there should be such extensive fields of horses to cause the delays at the post and the straggling starts ; but had there been six races per diem instead of ten or cloven, more time would have been allowed the of to perform their duties, and the chief cause for fault-finding removed. For bringing together a large number of horses it was the most extraordinarily successful meetiug ever held at the " back-eud," and its prnmoters went into testaciee when five-and-twenty animal met on Thursday afternoon to run—in the dark, too, as it eventually turned out--merely for their owners' 6 sous. each. There was still too much " sport " for it to be enjoyed, as only the veriest gamblers could take an interest in the running over and over again of "weeds" and "flappers," not worth the price of • decent Westoind abhors each. Downright quality was barely represented at all in the list of two hundred end odd racers that figured once, twice, or thrice during the four days; and after Knight of the Garter, varicose. Orion, lidenus, Romping Girl, Bel Giorno, and throe or four two-yeuis, the performers come well within thecategory " bad and indifferent." BonnieKetie, Antics, sod Fortune were a long way the best of the youngsters. excepting whatever may have been "on the ropes," though the last-named was by some accident handicapped in the Third Nursery many pounds below the Perfume we have invariably seen do so well in respectable society. Antics, as a matter of course, failed to get near her when asked to concede lolb, and she had her journey for nothing, like Orion, Menus, and Knight of the Gooks., the latter of whom was taken home from Shrewsbury to Newmarket, tried an Monday morning, and then packed off to Warwick to contend in two raw& Not bad work this for • hone.that had run three punish ing seconds in a week, and quite enough to account for Romping Girl giving him 131 b for the Shrewsbury half ' length defeat, and leaving him many lengths behind in the Gnat Midland Counties the she won ea cleverly. This filly, nevertheless, must have improved many pounds since she ran in Nsio for if the Knight were dale Tribune ought to have bem fresh, at she was, and the old horse had her " safe as houses" on paper. Veseasien won the Bradgate Cup, and Be! Giorno the Handicap, thereby crediting me with a " glorious victory' . over the two very last flat tacos 1 ad vised upon for the season, though there is a dispute peed ing against the young one, a technical objection havi ng been raised to the end three by the gentleman who ran fourth and fifth with his Mai:duff sad Seringapatam. have, however, got well into the " objecting season," and it would be waste of words to decals the merits of the four disputes raised at Warwick, three of which hare yet to be settled by the stewards. Let us hope they will steer clear of such drawbacks at Croydon on Tuesday, Wedneiday. and Thursday next, when steeplechases hurdle races, and car contest on the chat are to muse the Cocke•Yx, with whom the meeting has ever been a fa vourite one. Many of the events in the programme are of minor impoitauce, and the three features have not met with so much support es weal. The Grand Hurdle Race has fewer horses engaged in it than any of Tuesday's inferior events, and there is uo great gun emoung t he fourteen before me beyond Pearl Diver, who may find it difficult, however, to give the weight required to the "rioing " Brick and Taw Vale. Othello or la Puce arc good to follow in the lid race, the Hunters' Stakes; but males Mr. Brayley should run Sen King—struck out of the Metropolitan hat Monday—in the Steward' s Steeplechase. or Toni Coke is really wan*. l for the hellingenue they will become the merest lotteries. The "Grand Metropolitan Steeplechase Handicap" rani between Steamboat, The Nun. biesnwood, Hornet, and Globule, arnonlinoto the bettina. The latter might give way at the last moment to Brick, in which case I should be with Mr. Morgan, albeit my re scut fancy is for Steamboat and Hornet. Darlington should win the Maiden Chase, and in duo time I may be able to reduce the Cup to a certainty ** ter Pearl Diver.-1. am, he., METEOR. *SitlZAL lMb la el lgo bs eal l if t g: reidelmil. Tie .ad dratvery mega lid f del. •• • =ll. If rand *Tim nie la mod= and other Mary pools Sid vetl iwy lida . Lee Form see un ltered in ralue . .. r a las bras say little doing. TM 111101111114 Red asap& • digit hoodo o tor the !nate., ddipililednide le tam &M. The abashaloi hosiery yarn is Ss. WOOL WOlterzo.—llaseress. Sou. ft.--Dasisets has been estatr em = the past teeth. Is the eady dope of the seek was absorbed ia the efeetla n d at that posse wad lbw wale mom ape ad • beam :sal awe dlopededo Ile Ipurels. Is the wM or diet thaw boo 4 1,1fts. bean . iwd aid as lithishr i taz t io. hw a to s z was, weds. isse on ll = re dused foe famailata Sough there bats bus maw cot spoodadus sapid. The to of pekes hoe bow fa the soma Mess le se opeardelde ;west fa westall )awe Snort usorehosto h e as =1; +twwisid yania sad dry ad ANS do, bid So pekoe as so taw Sato deows,fohaes dream is nahred idessary by the suireaciag raise d Wed, as stone to weed them. A tabs bettor beim is bog getio is au dod mai at the avowed todif asesesost sea Staiselor ads of esdias wools. Than hoe beta Afle doss ft hole sm. width an extras* Sue. The bans Isle has lea usessaly quid, ea Orions rem* d the diellow. The phis trade has bees tredve, though, es the wee elead. thaw were wa*ari i m sditattaas of • tvvirsl ism theok home direetasest. with • to impoor fa a maw orients ere at hark he digit dissad at adv staast aeed nine. The dnieo Mr Onleary and the asatfaust esatirtse mir e strfetd. Ifehair and taper erode arts Weer to request is an offewsrast for Amain MillinWiirers continue watt ..mpispod as al eastards. QUOlllUalli are Indy maul fled. llAßDWAZZ—ltituniie ear , Nov. .fate of beds this tows mailwati la every way ; the 'waters sad thwack" aCtloi Wien ste suit ae Is thew that bedews, thew^. old the gery is le a beelitsta Widen' se tar as estates to the de mised far iresawat the orders hays steasetot et. eildwat tad seewel beam twaattry. tle plate rad brae. wars. awl . geode the cadent Is w ematldpg hem/ the wow of this thse of year. In the beam teak there le &midway sagrelile me to ease el the d b that Smile. they ere My as amerered with what they base beta at ads* the lot taw pew; awl the jewellers sad others Theirs dls the hoar trait. report isiaretwed sal watioe. The trade rawslas 'heady, with rather a tee. deer, to . The ltelthat trwle is quiet, bat • tee sir sweat is balm time tattle ceetintet gwierally. IDON AND COAL TRADES.—Minsicsaloaton a, Nov. 31. The Iron trade et tie meth of England lute lately 'shown decided y▪ I 3 1$ asps of knprovemenc; is feet, takai as a whole, there is more trade doing_ than for ••long thee pest, and there b r . = prospect of • adish winter. °platoon very us to the so character of the late masses. By sass it Is held that it coo ally he reauded as athapenry locarsvemeat, whilst others—and this perhaps is the mere fanetal apisks—an woe believhor Matti* toads hes entered upon a permanently eciadition. There • muck greater demand provslen i M iron. both for home end 0001 l as. Pow heron iA in area demand. Many of the pip iron makers am well sold for future delivery. Priees ruing &g the prinent week have bees No. I, as. la • No. 3, M a i 41 No. 4, ". some houtenees more money is p a id. The mills are all, as • role, brick. There are more inquiries foursde, chiefly from the continent and from India. Mop builder* are in some inetaams beaker. Mem ere more in di mend. Foe tool the inquiry is enereely equal to the &chime of the mews. Shipment' are not very active. Steam oalla but in mall dessiad. CATTT.F. Dose Nov. 2l.—We had only a /solemn supply of boots at our naL-ket to-day, and at the e.t.a of this day wet k trade ruled only very illletiTP, mibiltoure realising from LI4 to 218 each and narks trim L 5 to L 6 sorb. Shop showed a fail ing off, very few beim penned, and thee being also a lack of lop re, trade is this department was very slow, although eellere would not submit to any reduction in their pram, who* remained err aurally the same an Mat week, ewes Snelling frown Dor. to att.. •a. b, and lainbe from 24 • to Its. earl. The market wiv. how ewer pretty well eupplitetwith pitta, and in them a teletable worst Menem was Li maenad at rates about the sane as those of hest Saturday, small pigs king from 12e. to Pb. nab, end etrang ,here pine fetehirge from See. to Mu each. loth wee flout Ts. lid. to Tv. led. per Mom. (*sauna, Nov. 21.—There wa••• a very mall supply of cit•le in the marhet to-day, but mall am at is.. it appearod more than equal to the demand, as there were hardly any buyer.. present. '1 a. show emulated of one or two lots of Irish sal a few Gallo. way.. They did not min to be to good oundition though the rain which fell duz i the forecoos would have -.me eff e .r ma their appearance. asked erne as follow : —For Oallowsys, Le to to ; foul for Inab, 16 to O. There wait only nne lot of p—lialf-brede—.bows which no me mgtimel after. TM ...pig lof pigs to our market teem+ to damned% weekly. To ney t here are only shout 50 eartlombt of fair young pigs Atom. Nut many buyers aggeoted, and they did not seem inelitted to do mutt bantam, sad - prime fell slightly. Quotations (mod young pigs, tie. to eta. ' • tior, lea to les. Wrote, of Mich theme were very few. IS.. et 40s. Noaw.e a, Nov. V.— The supply of store cattle en offer bete to-day was very lanee—in fad, the rannlen an offer were far in ire. se of the demand, mad only a very partial etearenee could be effector'. The: wee not mutt alteration in pricer but they MAI daplayed a draopingteadeney. Pat beasts, to. to 14. ed. per Itlbe. The Mei* tae wry lierf•;ll er e, titarMullallad Ito aatfral variation : Pat tia. to m.Ol. p ; .lure Lie. to 20e. ; and half fat s to lle. per bead ; fat pork, Ts. Id. to be 3d. per Ilea. Norriltr..All, Nov. 11.—The satiply of cattle at to-day'n market was plentiful, bet the tonality et the moan, en the whole. was very seenarlary. The toned tbe trade maquiet, but good Mk* cows were held for adminend ohm. Stores nut a very slow sale, and quotation were rather outer. Mile,' cows made 112 to f. 24 ; _dotes, LB to Lb per head. There was a good %Low of caber, and the demand we. Wilted. at Piers wit hou t material alteratioa ; yearling calve*, IA to LS ; awcitap ditto. VI. to 116 e. per head. The little banns= doing in *beep was at about neon quotation. Of Op the supply woe fully an ave rage. Fat pigs sold slowly at Moat last week's namely, od. to ha paw Mae. FM stores extreme rate. were demanded, Le& the business done was at recent terms, Serves a dull trot.. - • Doiresents, Nov. 11.—We had at kg market to-day bat a moderate supply of wheat tram the fanners, and the trade we. without mination, even at reduced Mee ; inferior &grip tem only of at a teduellion of [ma ed. to le. per load of three t ulnheL, and the best qualities meld not firmly roe nand previoue values. Of barley there ma a plentiful empty, the um Let being full, and mantels were ambled to make puritan* at a reduction at Is. on ear, sad Is 4d. on secondary qualities. In !Trine corn there was not much daily, but s 11.. s managed to maintain old rates. The teinewing were the quotations us they rub d to-day :1-Neer wheat, dn. to its., one at...a. to 220. old per bad of three bushels; old wheat, Pi:. to Inc, Inc Vs. to 2:s. bd. per load ; blend corn, Pl.. to lowr. per lout ; rye. Ira. 6d. to Wow. 6d., Inc it... to les. per land; old beanie 21,. 6.1. to 224.. floe re per lead; row beans, rfe. to 21... fine Ile. ti.t. to Va. pet load : on y peso, IS ed. to eye. per load; white peas, to. to Ire., dne Pe. per load; le•w oats, Yhe. to at..., due 334. to Stt pie quarter; old oat+, 32.. to Its.- fine. 3.1.. to 35e. per quartet barley for gaoling purperee, ed. 42.., fine 44e. ed. ' per quartet; barley f.er malting purpooest 44e. qd. t.. re. ed., ftne tee. to Ole. per quarter. Noe . et —There was a tolerable supply ‘if wheat ; the taqtury watt heavy, and beat steel's 111. a. 11 , 1't not .ata n bed ; %WU . . Zits. to ate.; reel, e'.u. to s;k, per 3; stone. ftarley a muldlingeupply, and ties trade ea at 10. par qr. rut Lition, I rat.. ranging fruit& ha. to hal. per qr. The demand foe oat tuled elm et quite hut vor rep4ii vin., 30e. to 3te. per 24 ,tone. to tr, Itno 21 .— Small y all tante of grain; de mand quiet. with an charge in pare of saythin.r. Wheat. wtate, sew, di. to 94e. ; wheat, red, new,lM dd. to ; hat ley new lha was, potato, Ito. to tia pa.; oat:, old, 12a. to IL. . _ . .- 1 rastrarltt.r. Kull% middling ample of 14).41. whi•di ~4.1 at 1411411...0 coome) ; white, rt. to as. ; red, 10. to 21s rer Ned of It stone. Not ranch 1•41•1134 in barley, the sopply bent. moderate, at Is. pswqr.under former quotation, eta., lias. per qr. Cots mi n ima, Nut. SL-Our market (Outlaw* to be bat mo. e sidoly ruppind with wheat, and there is hut bite chine to re port in pewee. Buiey is plentiful. White wheat, Sos. to tlas. ; red ditto, to.. to Nis.; Deist* Cs. to lbs. ; Ininoltu:4 bailey too 42- : malting, its. to 525. (if 0ve , 41 - 411. Nov. 21.—The eleationstorin exotortent is not y. t ol.ated, and the butdoess drew in new market to-day has been Oil a small scale. We have reorived some :Octagon:4l imports from abroad one. our last report, inchttling qr.. of winut, sir., 2, ;:u qie. rum Tapont,ol, and 2,00 qrs. from (Meow. besides 2,300 qre of barley fir Odessa, and about 6,121) ort. of barley from French ports. We have no Irish oats this week. Tnees boat be quoted a trice loiter. for wheat—say, 6s. lii. to 7s. per 621 b., for white ; and as. Id. to to. 6d. tarred . Asserictui. nth& to Ts.: aad Polish Odessa, 6s. Id. to Ss. ed. nutting burley, me. to ottio. per;qr. ; inches corn, Se. to bit td. per tiollo. tot ILUF444. Now. 21.—The supply of wheat fresh in, with a considerable quantity on haul fruit last week, made a Lune show. trade nos slow, and front tr. to 9.. per qr. leer money had to be taken in order to effect salea Barley was strain rather <brawl ; other Elwin corn turbaned. Wheat, apt. to dolt. ; It.. to ea.; eat" ft*. to Ms. ; WM. 4.15. to 4to. Lam. K./111, Nov. 21.—Tbire war a fair atteodusee of finnan. sod the ot.tiol quantity of wheat. The inquiry woo olnll, at a reduction of le. per it. White told at Ms. to Otto ; red MV. to Ws. per dtt stoat Butler, a moderate show, and the trade dull at ruttier lower priers—malting. Mir. to .sto. : grimlinc, no. to 445. pew,. Not much priming in oats at last work's pitta—mew, to 2.a. ; old, Mb. to M. pr 21 stone. Nowt ecru.4.tos-ress. Noe. 2l.—At our market this morn. is we had a fair supply of wheat from the growers, is well se from ether quarters, for which a slow sale was experienced, at • uetotril reduction of Is. per qr. non all deetriptiuus. Malting barley bodies lower, with loss unmet irrtudtoo and peas a slow sale, kg nut quotably lower. Oats 0101 A 01: untidy, and, if msyllinto. may be written the turn cheaper. Wield . tad, 1.043; constwise, 1,621; fumiseu,L4wi. Roles: per not, lot coastwise, 406: foreign, 2. 3 11. Slat : Pot rad.S4U: et atosige, to. um.; par sad, tat; arutwier. 4.219 j 641'444. 54). : a lir, ; 6 . 4 f. Mans : Pre m 11 . 73 ioroitfoo mortis Hoar: pet rail, UV; coastwise, 3,4112; foreign, ItOrnekr. . . . Nor, It t s clot. Nov. The demand for wh. 14 4 wa. nit titre, aim! • ith lOW VIVO" Viivrvi Were V•Athvly .41 linn4 a. the pne. tint. work. Nea Isaac, bit. to W..; rod, new. I; • to :;45.1.-ae. Nailer may be quoted la per qr. kiwei ; •Itug, to .0.. pit qt.: giiiidink, 3.e. to 40s. per 'I h.-le v... not with I.ovittir us tuts. toil lad V. ries la wile laa am? oriel —tar. : lugs, rts. 10 an. per 24 done. IL otos h•II, N.V. 21.— . 111...Uf1ity of wheat cuts fair at this market and with r dui] trade& blight cons Laskin wav iiiote at prime, by valkre. Thew was a fair dent of Lazier, with nitwit variety in quality. Goad eittalliiir u t .. t Leciigtione were.itiated OS At I•lvet lid. at or. &vine:: but a her reductain hid ta be ant'- milt. 41 to for tweludary and ifrinabig aorta. In tint., tv,lvlati awl pear, little peeing. We base had very wet out doll weather dal iog the ...dr. White wh. ,st ;neighing wilh. to &Lib L. 64.. to eV, ; red ditto .weinhing nAb. • to 661. h. ` Ohba. to 66.; boat tiLdtang balky Iw..44thing latt't. to Xilb.c, 44. to taw.; nuts ditto 66116. to :64;114.), 46a. W 4th..; dietillitet ditto woleatisur 6111.. to &Olt.), Ott.. to 41e.; 11,4, los. to *ON per. tir. fl our. SS.. pi ^Lek. Av.kages: Wheat, 1,670 .to., 611*. _herlOY. TAP qns., :kl. Notnut•aAn.Not.lU. • I htr marina to-day ewe 4enady sup d with strut, and the &metal wee LWOW, at. is. per qr. late nitre ; white tanseil loon Ulm. to 59a. ; fair. to i. 44. pc' Sn &WIN. A fair ehow of Wiley, the demand for whit h ruled .I.ww, at prior. 1.. to la. Iwo op. In (Avail.. Of the leaver. Melton! 4460 to, 4; to .Si... pa qr. ; priding. M). to 4 is. ;ter :4 1 .1cele. Oats ael c rd, and the Sande ivied Min VA tealta. WA week's. la lee.; taw. to ; 4441, s44t. to :tlv, Vet 54 stone. its nen. Nos. rota ezeltasuot Cu politely attended. unit eat well .upplkslwdh tarp of all kneth ; in wheat was `U . , and to make Nike hoidens hat! to .offer • re. auction 4 natty/V. per yr. Barley era. not .6 go.I a trade, esti at no. below last week'. eurrenries. Pro.. for other Main we're nisei oil the dial a Whilst tided t 0.,, to 5611, pet qr. littrity, Slut. to 40,.; 2t4. to xi.. ' l .upply of wheat to..ty was 111.44.1, utal nob a linked denim.' prima went down 6.1. to Is, 1.. yr. New white, 3111. to Ins.; new red. Ott. to :Viti ; old white. ?ota. to t .44 rod, t. .to Stk. per or. Barley, fair awn at Oes Amiss isles •. sue, aiJo. to 'NM. JOT qr. No old atonal. re. t os.o, Noe. St.—A ...Cy tive (rude still prevails is ISl.ott, altltionth the aupplies, salseuilly of ItnAlialt have beet 0 41 1' it ' , artist. , shat..,the+ ef4ne are iota/notary. %VIC 6.6.7 tlo ts hate, love but nio:terittely aupplied, awl it era Mla.4. 4 that any natation to Mee 11.11 tin Aso, 44. tag the naafi)* weason. Trinaretiou. in oat. lone tie,•ll rrlt, at honor sates. Dean. are itnn in price; peaa ate ▪ .146w1y. I:o.llii.in to Nov. tl.-4 kneequent on the interveution of the ▪ Non. forth*. etty and the other earhairhentarr horoorhs, flew. Ina kat in almost vasgadi stiripalismis lie pligs, We lOW the Istlizialummisalis sem* retail is ehaseler. At Mita ea mss IV= ;7* holdall with soll smote merle of gnus, Ind .." mew dmar talasteetseattios. A tew ~f shwa his Ilia% bet me UFA el the ot. =ass la a ILE gr. ism wavy, Th. „„, "..44 wheats . to 1 5 1 a ,...: weenadarr, sg; letrriss, NIL rir gm wed v* 10 ; ft. tn 6 *. ; *acts, aft leas h imaerlor, ad to lea per little lesmall aspidoessi for foreign whelk and prio s tam la but se bums. Me *ls hi mhos ad. to aN M seek beam the ratty et 1.4 k. barley Mrelbse, milmciews rates were well Itt , •DlVlewlery Idols et ma grinding dont*? wore the atm it tam Mupivior mime meinteinsettsser alas, bet sew and wond.ry per_!ir. ebarer. Winntru, Nov. tl.-1111e are well supplest win, day's searbut, ad but very little of ionise per qr. el=, but sot mug to buy at the kh , grata as Wartime N0v.11.--The weather has dismiss (ton Ise dry pent winds we hare to-day asth area rate. There as sot a lame attendance at marks paha were emewha lower earreavisahit t 4 the Narlidass reeterisy. lenglish white wheat., e t. c I m d "A, s o . ga. seta ad. pa Ma. ((lad maltg to an. sad distill., ra. ad. to to. ed. pr bu-11..1 ea. Id. to le. ed. ; sad ohl, es. ad. to 7s. per oat, ne. ad. to de. lid. sod frith, rA. to 4s. per . peas. 1.. to 1.. sd. per hornet. but dada •v. St Its. Id. , sad barley, ft at. Id. rs r imperial ,p, 4 4, Yoe*. Nov. 11. -A middling .uppl) of wiwo , sok at shout lat, rates; white math. 4404. to as per 36 stone. Barley, a tideral.le ohm. nerd q : rather *WET tenon; maltinr 4i• to 49.. • ir. in] A steady inquiry for ode. which sold Static w. to aft. tan 64 dime. WATE/NOILD Nor. 21.—Our err:vale are hrnit retie wheat mid a few sacks of lour misotwo, donut. The whole intereet everywhere to oz. : . err dam elections, which *trait an ummtu a l All ear to-day'm gurdations are quite no:maul, ran mud re= kz eliesper by ad. to 1,. per len,' dear. Is at eater. A fiut..er paid early t week for black attl Indian rota are 6d. per barrel lower. Flmir week la e xp ected to bring a revisal in the .1.•:,, every artii. Impartethis wart: seeks. Export. this week : Wheat, IV; ttaLv, 7 - bends ; flour, ; cleaned, 62 ram. 10.11 ZIO N MAILS. OlinAlerrrolr, Nov. 21. —The Hamborr A. , r atoamehip Teutonia, Captain Bantus , IrJr‘ 11. 3rd, arrived thin morning. She 11,1101 t 4 larr.. burg and this port, roseintinn nears, t.. 1 , landing that portion of her cargo rvaupnnl s London ehe proceeds for Hamburg. The Teut , , Prying chip' daring hor purge :—Nov. 4 Africa, 25.11 N 4.1 W. Nov. 13. A brig rte,.. 45.46 N, 44.25 W. Nov. 15. Ilambtow Norio, -• • 47.40 N, 20.51 W. N0r.20. &what whoister, 49.50 N, 9.21 W. no Hamburg and American Company's rived at Ekattliamplon an nsturday with , Port. Bane, and Hamburg 31 racks is Landon. 1,200 dole. for Hanlarlun i tier, • the 14th the Cimbria spoke the bare IL[l . l Hiltrllloll/11: on the lerth, the British here, , from the Black lies. The Cimbrie Nam& She =writ nod strong easterly wire& throJ • ttrea serous e, Nov. t I.—The National . stcamehip Pirins)lrania, from Ni w . ir: this morning, and, isioing landed p=sero.. Liveryool. All well. Toe ilromPA 35 111 •.—f4f.rrstN..- miler and Oriental Company'. steamship I •, railed this afternoon with mails for liihrs.;•., • • nape, Aden, Bombay, he. eh. took ..ut • • . dabw , laramgerr, and a general wren, Lombay, value 113,410. 11..wescatio 8..11 , 111' NAIL. N : • and Oriental Company's Meurer Belljral in Clo INDIA Aar, CIIIIYA NAIII.I.—S F Teninculai and Oriental Company'. V. k°, with the heavy portion of the . mount g. She hiing. iM painumpv,., rid cargo, including I,tal bides raw silt, en!, Form Alexandria to Uribraltar and ahem( tte• .•. the Nyanza est erienetd equally weather, .FIT: - moderate .noth-eaaterly made and Loy. .he evoke the steamer Ce!lon ; 12th, tS.• the Grecian 17th the schooner mlit Sabrina and her Maicatre tmrlPort Sento er hanged colours with the Haniburg hark. I az. Sabrina, and erriale, requested to be reported. .hips Hibernia and Bri.Mil were at Malta. bibrai. The America sloop Swatara left on the 13th ; the I. ft on the 11th. homeward bound, via the Afrieut N.rsegian tug dark n, which .trainied on the melts •. on the I.th ult., was got off and towed altoC.ailis r Majesty'. dramcni halm, Solpole, Skylark, and l and Austrian Sink. Frederick sod Dom. on The folh.wing Brit oh vessels have arrived here &rite —meamcre latnan and Christina, irCak from London ; Minerva, from Cardiff : Panersh, ft ton ; and Britannia, from London. Exchangre London, 90 days' date, 49i to 3-14; Parry 31. Sao *Alba, bf. Ma. , Madrid, eight e right, j, to par ; Cadiz and Valencia, par .• • to die. : Alicante, do. Land Itansions, to I prem. Tao CAPE OF (F 114.1) SOPI. lI..—AFICIMABIPTO! , , 'Union Resin Company'. steamer Briton, Cart landed Mr uou/s a: ilymouth yesterday, arr. morning. A t)si IRAL rv, Nov. 21. —Arrocrnir. talents Ralph de B. liawtrey. to the Imp H. J. Morgan to the Northumberland; Net Lieatsmant Jan. IL Hayden. to the Northuml sistant Paymaster Frederiuk N. Howe, to ti secretary's clerk. The " Sunday Timoc* of Nov.B. saw the envie/map tettimpa cacy iel• to the eti tlie . Cattle Food tkospany • • I Natmema Caws Elm, doubt that cocoa to envy whit nutrltiotto for port. • • r. a. , swami. It is a 114.4.-I idea that of feeda cocoa. WI may moor hat • Admitted to the eau& breakfast, • The faithful steed .6.11 Wiz him compete; tom fret!.. al vampire. gent fete • me , eche of 34t.. 44. N ftr nicht ation to the above tampon, City De. Behave • • et, et Without, L.0.--7uaasit 1.4 tett, , to mons PILLS 01 ANT OTHZR MIDICII/7 -. ThrairrrsiA, covermerrow tc., Mar So Du Ilanar's 3c.• artreir/i Poo tr the ataaaeh, term, fur" ir User sd old and yaw. eosin!. wit :out seassias or uew 41 6 Psyssiadndlissatlaa).eonatil &t as. traity, sir* hysteria. palYdatiOo. Iwne s, dehalty. ; sough, rehear : lei err, corette.rrion, low epir:er thx,r ewe. 1 . • tell had resisted all asedieinasoncirido that a h nes. the Pot*. It saris arty limes ita sort loather. roil, Tire. IN ad.: ISte. ; Stns.. 4., eit Per Tr *reign , ta CLocolate Potrdarinotir!. roma .ti N^Vir tratad be.f. —Da_parry. and Po.. Tr. 6auoirlt te, 31 also rcetsont andlissin: andat araoscharsh street; & tes7 Mei 63 and 1016 Oalardstlest. tOthastisasasal.l ILULIILWES, DOVVILF.—NIFY. tulet 21: at -litOttruclis 1: • the wife of B. W. Durant, , of a 'on. ruX.—Nneember :a., at l'atruouth, the wile of I` .• • a daughter. OWYN.—Fourrabfr tO, at The 1L ea, - - Gwyn, et a daughter. - lit.oltl..—Novtuder 19, at • S. Wore, of a .on rAcr--Ncember 19. at Ta11..r.11-1,11n., Petal ury-... •" • • _ of E.. 1. F.,ee, of • wit. FAGE.—Noveetber 1., at I.truzwntrne. Hort.. tb w .;c Pare, of a daught.s. RAWM.M.—Noveraber lA, at Viegraze. Brox. the trite of the Eke. RAW.M. . o t l . 8011ERSET.-ICoTember 19. at Melvintoo, Ch. w.f....: 177t 1 / 4 7n7r;t. TRISTRAM.--Koresuber at Ilmscbester-51u..1.•. I T. 11 * . fr i4.04 I , t r en. A . LI ITE.—Noes tuber le, at Har th.4u.kne, Tieubr.4.- wile oteolmel R. Whee. 4 a ••,+ r ID, Kent, the Ir.: , ut Wilma tip., of a Warember t:o. at l:.. t'nenemtl.r. ••. Elortu• San the wife of Mr. T. Vi NAJIRLkt; ES. BAR liF-lit•-31EADOWS.--Notrother h.. at 'lnuit) Cho? '0.'1,0. leluate. Lotokm. tbo See W. OadulAn. Mr. . Lattesatet, to Bertha, daughter of thr Into W. • of Sazted, Suffolk. Br( alf HANMElL—'ffeermbr 21. at St. T bridge. F. Bromley, at the Inner Temple. younv.e‹ • m ri • r late Adotind So. It. B. Bromley. Bart, of Wok, Who :.:. lit * taa, dwrib daughter of W. Ustuut-1", £*j., of ILt•dr• .t. ILA ANS—lrt - ZET.—Novetuber ll', at Bialtopoloa... 11 J t Bet. .I. Smith, rector of Little Umtata, James, *rood oat • • ". Hatuteasa, of tiarfcod. Berke, to Joanna. third dat!..ter rl t. late J. W. Two% of Ilieltopatoor. JAIWINII -Nlt7lloLtlON.—No% , mber 21. at Woodto..•l by the Her. J. Clarke.. N.A.. ~f Crimel•-eod. Ilonurey. to Sllellltta nom, daught.4 U. Niel...ben, 14.4.. Middletor.-plare, Stoke INewi•,. .7 • • 21t:WI I 'HT-. CLARKE.--Not ember 11 3 , at the per.. harit,Nt Kitty.. be. tin lbw. 1.. (lathe. a.airted t. In 14, for of Whitley, W. 11. Nwerport. e 6 . 1 '- set.llater of the Ihnobay St./ t'orra. to (4. •'. )eut..-t ibittybfrr of J fa. flake. t t tten ire. at orotrldAd. Hon King*. til.e.• ••• :MA I. I: WtXlltt °Cll.—Nov. taint Nl.4ll:Lri.ls.intv.ittptisti, by t h e 11. v. W. V:. ; 1....0t kiunilirtnirluun-totv, . 3443 V. ova. Uri, et 1..ute.h.111114a , r. AND. -W !WEIL --N•ovn.hor 1. ••; I , l;rrfott, try t1o• (.OVII, J. K. A. • s•. t.. wingteu. to Daniel Elie..beth, welou t W of Not Web. • N • DEATIN. ANN . . Vat iN..— N..vezatr Vt. at sst. J kr. • +teed 41:. , - 21..resilwe 1: st ttut ref •• N. •,*.. a.r., data s , sort st. .Ncntitlbet iVtv4 t`trt kts-rti *. Fatrittrist ylizatta.th, thu_lwltt‘t •ift. of .1 k ru. E.U.C.S., and daskrtver of the late W. k.• Writer to Ilweerset, &huhu& h. CHll It VIT. -Bloatautorr la, at Isla. bowie. Does. Iht " wafter, the Wet sum Isis/ ,till of the late C. A. C 11 . ,. h•• • tetwerly M.T. for Ipie ab. mat of smith', U. 'A' • tawaty. aired JP. (SUM.% la Iv.- November 19,rat noes Mae. Xenatts . .. , •. Carolitw, the wife of J. Ctidlaiid, tieq.. aged t ikS.--lioretatwe 1. at Turouto, Canal* Weet. £t If. .r.; of A. Croat., req., barriateroft-law. and y •• ootovat teoe••'' • • the late terse/al T. Ening. ...lord of the • • El ill ISTO.N.- November lth at Brawistost, J. 4'. V.tae..0..:••• • weal ie. talliSlF..-November V, at liounorty, AberdeAtedlov• Weenie, awed SI. JOLLEY. • Nuntieber SO, at Stainfonloareet, Melte aa, J. IL voliettor, seal 47. MABII.I. - Noataiber Ili, t Olowl W. C. Maater, Knot. No.. Alwordahrei• leristol. and of The Abbey__ saa gig ntlealea Colter of her klaj,..ty'a Priay Chamber, sod td• -ro,emhrrat. at SUittllM k 1 Laws, Hiatorett,ll Roc' F. 1.. weed rt. N. oder le, at Le t rton, Sophia. the art ap‘i ko. I'IAtWMAS. Nawfaber al. at ; 10foot-street. Rdeer • -OW. Cottol itte Mary Thorwa„ oului of the late T. 110..;,: , . W.% Ih I . • .Nol t•mter tO, at ftealatelt•n•., ak. Fl.moor, the ode of J. It. Walker, Dee., and tr. Panted and rulgtabed by WsLtiau Lure lie Len d No. Bouvirk—amt, is the City of Leedom. Print...v. At t h '' 9fllee in Yloneeree-etnret. is the PAPAW 01 Wki4viri•M-7. Mama; Ilev aims 14 1.1...,,,,r1 1147,,,1 Prift, 4 . h., . R • 1 1. na i,f r tar. . ECEIV 141, • ••, - .4•• A amee 4 e4. 44 142 1 •••••••••.."'"— 7..; 6 , IC 4 rot 4 •-e •-•• 0 V ~ • ow A urritA biAaav4j • Ilbe r 1„. coldrAl , og iy 6110 1 • „. AIL L IC Ckir 1 NA 13 CALI I. • r itaTt • • A 17 1 ,1 t • • Tbo or Fld • " at the oritattat- N" • Pew Oti sad , otr• et, oo l S L Ito 1, . • t w hit • meaty Theo. w br Wen . • f• hriei • The e•t•I . • '• .• Wen 111 , woes than Pe. 1 . tb Pir 1 tw.1.1 • The .• IlLawn Boor Job! it•bi Burr • • • • TIM tOlll l . . 1 ...• L.l Tpr bar"' 7 . 1 w of • Fr • Tae • nor, • yew. Lint txa.' • :". dont t• • I t.r. lu T; r. J • k A • T 1. it • Intl 4,1 ralt • . tlar au, t Iran the • • ▪ qf • 2 sb et Cadei • Eal in la. , I: Ibe and Lorin? • • ri•,.•l • atd c from . bAtt Os. t.. N otl to 1 •L• C.ty. icr II now thaa I and' •_re a • par bolo. oven taus. Al tprrz•ll-• ! tor . In V • •••.: • • mb.t. t. Ai• C: Ay Ir} oB e. INV - Frt - 7 4 Y lint : :•, h+l42 1 11, • Tlybota. .• der.—tbdr.. CLOSE OF THE POLLS. DUBLIN COUNTY. Hamilton el Taylor (C) twiney (I .) . DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. (C)__ ____ _________ __ Lefroy • 1199 Ball (C) IIM " "" We C ( L) SAI DUMFRIESSHIRE. Waterlow (L) Walker (C) HEREFORDSHIRE. Bailey I) 33.4 croft u f f 3.104 Bidd (L) Blake ) LAIS t CASHIRE (NORTH-EAST). 1866 Bolt (C) 3619 **Ale (C) Shuttlewortk (L) Fenton (L ijsurn 3441 OOWSHIIUL AteLapan (C) ... 440 --- Bench": (L) ' NID.WTT. Z 74 Bolmesdale (C) 140 3244 (C) 2876 tterve (L) 2870 Head ( y L) PERTHEIHIBE. _ _ Parker ( ___ _ 204 d Haswell ( I% t __ 17W G ore ( NI OPSHIRE (NORTH). 3497 C) 3314 Newpoa(C) 2304 Jab ( 1 .) _...........-- -- - . , SUFFOLK (WM). Parker ( Hervey i Lampert ) WARWICKSHIRE (NORTH) IZewdegate (C) 36 Vareneort (C) Monti (L) 3406 Dower kL) YOUGHAL. .-- - .- . Weguefin (L) _ Ildienna(C) 127 RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS. On Saturday 33 more members were returned to the new House of Commons, in the proportion of 14 liberals to 21 conservatives. Including the double return for Horsham, the numb;r of elected members is 621, and of these 330 are liberals, and 191 are conservatives. The seats gained on Saturday were four on tither side, and the liberals now show s 0 against 42 won by the conservatives. The balance of liberal gains, therefore, continues at 3S, and the numerical majority is 139. NOTTINGHAM ELECTION. TO TBlt EDITOR OT TUE IXPREfie. 80,—The returns published by you were those of the conservative committee, and differed considerably, and to my disadvantage, from the official declaration of the poll. The numbers declared by the sheriff were as follows:—Clifton, 5,294; Wright, 4,591 ; Seely, 4 , 004 ; Clayden, 2,716; Osborne, 2,031.—1 asa, .Icc., P. W. CLAYDEN. 13, Tavihtock-egnare, N.C., Nov. 21. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. TO T IMOTOII OP TUE UPI . Slit,—Will you kindly give insertion to the enclosed protest of the electors of this district aphid the decision of the sheriff, this morning. at the nommation?— I am, 4:c., C. W. CARPENTER, tiecretary to the flreatford Committee. Liberal Conunittee-rooms Red Lion, New lirentford, Nov. 21. " We, the undervitmed electors of Middlesex, are of opinion that the show of hands at ifrentford this day was, by a very large majority, in favour of Lord Enfold and H. Labouehore, Esq.. rind couvamently that the Mai- Moe Of the shrift was ineorrect. -(Signed, " C. J. (:r0«, f:hairman of brentford Committee. anJ large nonibkr olkl:ctors. "Lrentford, Nov. 21, Doh." EAST CI 'ld LEILLt3:I). --3 fr. William eln •uitt Iludgron, the defeated eme.erratire candidate for C.irlislc, bas wined an address. offering himself as candidate for F.sat Cumberland, in opposition to the old liberal MM. ben. Ilessr ,, .lloward and DlaralulL ---- TOWSk HAM LLTB ELE42IIO3.—It appoars that tho committee for securing the return of Mr. Edmond Beale* at the late Tower Hamlets electiun have Wren action, with a view apparently of lodging a petition against the return of the members deelared to he elected. Placards have been tireuleted complaining of illegal prac tices at the teeent contest, and of the conduct of the pull clerks and police in interfering with the polling 04 tbesup• peters of fir. Bailee. It is averred that runny of their votes were not rtteived, 611 lire ground that they could not state their number on the register, end the electors are invited to R i ve th e required information at the several 1100 ass of the committee. OREXNWIcH Ef.r.eitaX.—The final meeting of the Gladstone committee was held et the Greenwich/Av. ture-hall last Thursday evening, Mr. W. F. Mock occupy- Mg the chair. A ft er arranging for the crratinuauce of the finance committee to settle all expenses incurred, a 'Um of thanks was passel unanimously to Mr. W. Angeniteln, the chairman of the committee, for his great exertions (luting the eleetion, and the committee then unnuitnously pasted the following resolution:—"That this committee here) y expresses its use of the great services re n d ere d t o the muse by Mr. William Cox Emmett, for his having suggested to the eketoss of Greenwich that the Hight Iliat. W. E. G huh-tone al Id be retunted as their repasseutstive true of espteue, and d , yires to record ita eppreciati )))) of his exertions inch,. The r en mittee then it it.-elf. licolly good out Irish Whisky kool Ninalion's L. L. nnn eq1844u1.101. G rum Until the Mi—on.. Kinithro Intro donut their .14.1kt00...1.1 .pirit it woo woptoutbk. t 0.14 in ally *nod Trip), Wtiity In F.nwhind, but now OwL L ono ho hod is ell 11. *laity in wren. town thrtundiort,_, _thititlordowb the Ikto; log 0r...W.601 ...www — owwwwinsWindiol. BETTING D; LONDON. -SATI=Ay. Ilaere arm a but sprinkling of nitmilier• at the dant to•day. and very little busimer of any kind tramacted. The poor and tardy tic. r.ptatite for the Croydon Grand Metropolitan ap sired to be e deprived Mat event of it • meal interre, w any armoring upon it took plate at headquarter % liad the prow queer' below rt far principally to the dotage ..at and about. Steamboat cot however uuntirtakeably in recpuet, and made to °mop! the pia., of $M fa...nitrite at a tot. while The Sun, Memwood, and Globule attracted most melee of the remainder. (juceetiont ee CROYDON °BAND 1117TROPOI.IT.1.N. to 9 sot Strausbost (tit o) 24 to 1 socet Hontonmeo 6to I The Nu& 14' Daughter .t, It to 1-- lies:mood 3) 116 to 1-- nod Dher .t, It to 1 tilobtde ,t) 1.1 to 1 Soowitonu t• . . . . 14 to I ) ! FINCHLEY STEEPLECHASES.—SATramy, In a thiek, drizzling into. wheal continual morrCOkidurino the simile day, the and ideepkohleaug meeting at I , ,whley was brought to a (.1:1111116 , 10. NOtWithnialltillkir the unfavourable state of the weather the attendance was mono intinensis than on the that day, both inside and outaide the zing, several ari , toeratie patrons of cruils-eotintry sport being preaent. The Avoca was of NM average doseriptica, and culls fur no partioular comment, be y und the rather watrailary running of howk, who wet }Se lene), on !Ih hetlir term* than alun he def. uted him on Friday by els lengths, and yes to-day had the told,, turned on hint easily. In the last ntee- , a &wry- nos& up on the spot, four runners moderated, every one of whi.dt emus to grief. The linchley inures has Wen Saud upon as the smite for u w0k5...7 outing on lkoxing-day, instead of Ealing. 111..0.5AT1; . 111tudieap of Wear.. Twordiri. hire Iluberi'sA,r of Trumps . .......... ........ I Mr. thalt's (Urine . . . W. Adkins 's .adtalvorn Mlula %J. RatLw•V llat.6.Wt 6,III.PCX.IIIA•It Of 6 . 0 \ • with 35 a,kled . List 'ill, sarh ; the winner U, be soil fur 63 anvil.; allowsares. Twn utile+ and a half. . Usre's Farle4.4t •• .... • . .. •.• ..... I )Jr. Valium's Emaullealt Mr. V. O. llotwon's tirtenliank A Eras if &antral . HfLtri.l4 . ll•... $ wo %4t3 Jo sus), add. :ii; Wiwi". I Jan.. iNto lane*. Ogpiedri Brnwr's NI. Mamas+ . . . . 2 W. A. Yntes'a ...... . . . . . . 3 1116 Yist ni.l.t I li•t•S Kitt its• • s.o. Ititb tfll t 01.14.1. TTTT el+ ,1114. AtrOOt thi,••2 111,041 and a bait. M. P Elny. r'- • ••• • • • • ••• 1 PM. V. St JullteN Tilly. Hu. Mr. M. !lett. rt's Mi., &hermit . ... . 3 HaLimm.. lfaxat• ‘l. PLAT". ut 30 tlee Willa,* to tit v...1d tor 40 um.. ; winners extra. Tarn taika. )Ir. Atltna'a loTObat . M.. Mare.. VA14 , 411b :late 1 4 4inua Caw. Mr. J. IraaatVal.ove-in-a4liat ..... —.. ... A do Lear thliirim.simot of Mom, • 11.1 /11. sum; ikvrltii and athmenre. About a utile aaal a platter. I'aptuitt Wilier... St. Magna. ...... . ....... . 31r. Watktaal. Atalanta . . . ..... . Mr. tVt....14,)*1, Ph ate MARKET& TALLOW.-- Oh .vot nt,v }Wks no.—The nuttbet w. odeotly flay. Spot riot lOoptober, Oto.; January to Momb, Sri. Wl.; Womb, 37.. to 6.35. :kl. COTTON.—braarocd., Igor. 21.—Otrung murlt.t alconctog prux a. blink/Aoki odor to-day 20,000 boles, including 401111 and smart. %iiku American. tole. to 10.1.1 %nun 10 . ;d. to 111 d. en. dank*, 10,bl. to Ild. ; Maorio sad Bahia, laid. to ltd.; ggyginni . M. to ; novo Surat. 134. to 1 5 1.1.; 3bubto,, :M. to wl.; I),:aireJ, tkiads, ke., 4'OlllM litr1•11. Nor. • Th.. demand 1011.0111 ymn and rondo, lm i lietell•td r little to•nul, the 0104%• ot ii.. weak, but not tat as to toal.e on for floe ot.dremtion 'Web Mbd during ibeolo. lion. There ha. been a demand for moot 01 tla• .1000 litirker• cd Undo, okkirtookkr. ik ,4, / ,14 /Y mkkl kk.ko rntr. lof iducluown, hal la unwiil,, 1.. i.• tbo raft..." bialtt r last thnsaskil, iu cts..t.itn•we 4.1 orlrltdi *IA yarn looks, 1140 , 4.1 drT,. r. Mn dm 1.'6.10 .4 ..d,11,1 Idvr CrtyLid.ll.4 05 r IMAM I. i :MtrNll4 I: 1/1110."1% 1141 iMd allow 1 11114410 v and elit,tplisw , ttm.gli to make an, t•lfetot tangst tt.J..l.• any eta-. of tto•ml• tit 11.• eat... ova ridttor. I-At I.: AMI 1101 4 11/n. NorrOl oil NO V . IL vro• ISA& LAPh i, llbertalihsfy quit daring the porwet week. 'l' ow lon bent, bow,..r. • belts, forliew In the wiwittle far kkwit *wk. bow*, Isotreas erg if fare! e ddi die e --