The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, at NDVT NIOHY. the steamer Asia. from New York on the 23rd. has arrived. She brings only 5,000 dole. specie. On the 26th she permed the steamer Cireandan, from Galway, bound west. The Canada arrived at Halifax, 19th, and Sammie at New York, 21st. sine steamer Indian, hence for Portland, was totally wrecked on the Mary and Joseph Reeks, aR oisbeenagh, Nora Bootie, on the morntug of the 21st November. No particulars are feCtilcd, except that theft men were drowned. the excitement at Charleston, Virg!nia, growing oat of rumours of a revival of the Harper's Ferry movement, had subsided, and the troops were being sent home. The Court of Appeals had refused to award a writ demur in the case of John Brown, being of opinion that the judgment of the Circuit Court was correct. Reports had been current of armed men from Ohio !lacing crowd into Virginia to assist the abolition =Vent, nt, but they were not authentic. Ise Wmth2ogton administration has determined to take mesaures to quit the disturbances on toe Rio Grande, and ensure peace on the frontiers. .t despatch from St. Louis states that eight com panies of artillery and three of infantry had been ordered to proceed immediately to Brownsville. 'nitre woe • report that those troops had received orders to occupy Northern Mexico, but this was sub wan t ly contradicted. California advices are to October 'Ole. Governor Weller had appointed lodge H. P. Harm, formerly of hentueky, United Btatee, senator, to u.l the ♦acancy caused by the death of Mr. Broderick. Hornless at San Francisco was about the same as preetuusly reported. The A;sine; portion of Volcanoville was burned, involving a lees of more than 50,000 dollars. °sena Scott reached Portland on the 21st. Nora! Harney left Portland soon attar the arrival of Geseral Scott at that place, but on what bunions is sat stated. Report sap that he was ofßoded at Doug sapensted in his command. Gluiest Scott was about to establish his hand-quarters on hoard the United elite, steamer Massachusetts: he had est decided upon any plan of action. . , . The overland expiate had brought despatches from the British Camel at flea Fresolico to Lord Lyons, ands oetemanioatioa ham General Scott to the oar minding °Seer at Fort Leavenworth. The British had withdrews their neva! forms from San Joao, with the excepties et the atomiser Satellite. lieveanah ;debate are to the lath. The 'arrival of the sew Ceptain-General of Cuba was daily ex pected. end pi, parstiona werr being .ads to amord tram an approiniate welcome. LATEST. New Yolk, Nov. 21, r.'.—pis oar Cora Rs chaoh this eats sing door was a shade firmer, and the sales rest tmd alma 13,000 barrels. Wheat was quiet sad firm at previous quotations. Corn was dali and drooping, sad the basilicas was trifling, at /3 to 63 amt. for now yellow. Pork was flimar, mem Itl dollars; prime, 11 to 11.12 dollars. Beef was Thy Its ; lard dull and !mail, with small WO, at 101 to 10;e. Is cotton nothing of moment has transpired to-day. FRANCE. (Taos ors ow■ cows] PARIS, SETVIIDAT EVENING. The Boone has been remarkably animated. his I more than a year since buyers have come forward so eagerly as to-day. .fhe rents opened at 71, and after • memoir of abort duration occasioned by sales to realise prod% ',covered from 70.83 to the opening peics, end went on steadily improving to the 1140111 P. Whet the quotations were 71 for cash and 71.16 for amount, bruin a nee of 90 and 25. Mobilise wee 10f. Itailws)a were is greater demand than they have been foe a very long time. Orleans rose 16.76; Neetherc, 8.25; &awn, ; Lyons, 13.75; and Southern and Western 6 each. The Spanish Credit Mobilier was officially quoted for the first time to-day, and wee in very considerable foveae. A call of 60f. has lately been made in this security to complete the 200 f. per share required before it eauld be noticed at the Bourse. The sum really oiabursed by the shareholders was however only 16f.. the company having agreed to accept by way of asakieg up the different a COinjog coupon of 26!. dividend sad 9f. interest. The shares were done to-day en di.. at from 600 to 303. Shares in the Coigne Generale in CAnnine is Fir were in deemed at an sneezes. N. MIAs, in a letter inserted this day is his newspaper Le Journal dee Chemins d• Fe., gives a positive esitzediction to the rumour that the Cosine Clesteral• was about to wind up its affairs, and says he has called upon the authorities to prosecute certain agents who write meatus to shareholders recommeuding them to get nil of their shares. The Mayor of Donal, in a circular to the communal schoolmasters, expr.ases his determination to pat down the precociou habit of smoking, which he !earns by the reports of the polios prevails to a deplo rable extent among t he boys of that city. He therefor* degree the schoolmasters not only to mark down for punistoacnt all chiiiiren whom they may see smoking in the so aets,battosearch the pocket. and portfoliios of the c holm% hem time to time, and to take away all cigars, cigarettes, pipes, and tobacco which may be found. Ho authorises the most severe punish ments, and will sanction any measure which the schoolmasters may (levies to check the growing evil. Ihe weather io Paris daring the last three days has been very mild, with every indication of snow in the air. It seems that a great deal has fallen in the rev‘vinee.. Several trains arrived to-day with snow on the roof., and the plains of Normandy are said to be covered to the depth of three inches. Tic Ftveat aT MtbDilt.—(>o Saturday the ad perigee Menne lel the hotly of Mary Asa MOM wee re• weed, sad Ms. blether, sad Dr. Letbeby were az. 4111/11.4. rued exeremed tb.lr opiarea that 'ha woman wee etsuret Bret by me tato esti poker, end .boo her Ileed ems mewed from her body. The comae, meted that he bed epptial b.r the mandate* of the accused beCre the jury, and bee re,.md w reply waling 'bet the present Sag ratary of ,ottv had 00 pews au prest them .00b 1110C00160dat1011, mid ibis to lb; I air c 4 e ihTfaetthetre Ca I=7hsct he Deem Attune, Ow Ma sowed and SWANd far the warder at bristoe. haws ID* eitatee• fin, where he pat amoebae is tar wiretap-is sad growl, twaNited the gab eir Jenne. Tbt foreman atd jury deeleted *et they woad Mew to Owe say ortdic ususee the ptiesaer wee bresitia before that Guar. cad the inquiry wee adjourned te see If the Marl el W misnames wet persisted O. N (Tuition. Miss.—During Saturday night sad yrowresoy a nensber of bee wok Owe is sad abwat the me tropahe. Oseocrened about haw o'clock yeeherdey wende d .t Mr. d•red'e, aeorswebr, Vietorie•terreen Lever-toed, hotarrbothr. The building rod he costes% were deatrt.red. A ',wood broils cat et the Crueildwworke an the earrey.ide ..1 batt.r.e. tow*, twins easelientble drew to Is. We sad ether property. The May we bowed. A thbd tack Ow • et NI Ir. Left wish% CYsa MAI Tawny &Abr. blabs, whoa lb. mob*: wee iledrard, ad • **meg M aim such ran reed. Assam brubeeet M /Ir. Batorteitey nuothor. tit. Tr.ante'e-reed. . The wehatei sad maw t) 'toe more asemeyed, eed the beam sad its eon wan tapertd. The bee In dir woe am the Kenna Iltem iz lentrunswellba Anaemia heppened et_ .71. • TheespseeCe. welder, ewe artier, Male 01•6101•1111. Delliiii-OININSISMIL Thr Pau all tab apatite Ilhaahamaryibm APOZBECAIIa HALL. —Tbs kUs, an dis arart• a the whiteout Mat prod tbdr lid numb roba as Tharailay . Throne* Ortea. Utdehearetr ism; am. bad How" 80a... 4, Colour, Liaidashlma [Adt ertisnarat.)—HoLLow•eil Paid • litilDT 1150 lisi:..q • ••• 10, ma eria.-71nol:Vt• two Mb ...d____ otor ••••••••••• Am. crr th• •• 06 I•//•17. • •••• Jo. of -Noe ell melte tap ea ten, 1411••••• em•••• •111 mu at or. o,e a •••••• 110100 ea hfiet • and twerearre we rowed. if Mho ameba brawl IS • AMONOmew mho mit • meneates..• MOM *MONS %Mph 40saq tmeweelhe he ete. *awl to • ...i a wa.,.., ma ....... mirr rrt= weer. row IP , le•ltarrer le the ••••••al •ii wee r . 4.14. re seemon. enemas the lionumbly eft sr ..3 , 1.,•• Arai awe"~' •••• •1111•01•1•111 S. Mt iilnglyiss Li YAW* THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5 . 1859. NAVAL AND .MILITARY. .WOOLWICH, Doc. 4. - - ROYAL 8110111111129.—Th0 tab:twin, Maritime lave nontly taken pace a gib ppgl. yk.:—Colooll Prater 11'1=to zakerveseral) on the reserved t• 11 nel Boddie how from Quebee; Cantata Monism ordered bass bear Beriseders ; Cupids G. Garden removed to Ltentssant Gamier arrived bar hem Mast reel on elek 15.,.; Lirataufht Hooding,/ mend it Pembroke; Lad orate itiamme and I. Wasik/ es sick ham Two complete bateau of Sir W. AT01640166 gene here essaphseed, mad are ordered to be forwnded on the Bth hasereby tie e►erised nate to China. Tie Industry, iron stem nisei, lima Conmeader Hodges, wino la harbour at its o'clock yesterday arming, boa Rio de /mein and the Waal of immix, and will paned to Deptford with maned starts. MILITART DISTURBANCES AT GRAVESEED.TR• magistrates at Dravesend have forwarded a commondestlea to the War Department, setting forth that for some dire after she roost arrival of a eteanishlp with troops from the genies of the East India Companyre d = bees in a state of lawless riot, and respectable hearse had bees compelled to take refuge is the shore of redeem& As it IS expected that other vessel' with discharged Sr hos !Mk win shortly emir it is requested that= &molar, al Some kw War wil l m'es'ses to rover • registitioe of them outrages. SIR JOHN RattlEtnow ott RIFLE COM.— Woaaarrza, Saivhaaw.—Tise Right Hoe. Sir Jetta Paldsgton, fa • latter Wear ed to the ketratery at the Waterier Committee Sir arabliehhig a rifle amps fns that city end asighboarhood, etre hie teloWea skeiss rillessapsiums so gerrally, " I an wet ore of MOM w hore ard the inveaton by • tarot's Fewer se a probable comma. But I have keg hies al these who throk that larked has supiwely weeded h malarial dairews. wel that our best travel tse endowed popssseeess will be to fit Seeps ass this our satlcaal spirit ham* ' dlalafsbd, and that we ere determined always to be stir quiet, prepared for the possibility of war. COAST DURNCLE—A special meeting of the florriet Toes Council was held lest weak to take into cos- 'reredos the renal defenceless state of R/II•ial harbour, when It wee agreed that • taircumitl should he (awarded to the went on the 'abject, showing the necessity for at torincetiona, to hours the doe protection at the sort SW prat. Gazastelcu HOSPITAL COMMISSON.—The Cada soiemeore myolated to inquire Into the meneganient of Orsonwieli flespital have resumed their Wrap daring the to eel pram' wesk—they adjourned yesterday (Friday) to west week. The titterers nailer the aausinetke bare bees J. L. Jay, Req., at. Gurarnor's ercrettry; Admiral Sir J. A/marls/ Gerdes, G.C.D., Harrow of the Hospital; Capri hearts Lien*, Vestment Edward Wylds, Hr. larkkrlige, the solicitor to Ad miral ftel ((arther aalied); Sir Jahn Liddell, }Wet Si, Alexander Mese LOP ; Jahn Wars, Esq., N.D. (aspects.- wawa" et Hospitals , Mauer Rrailehew, Esq., Master R.N.. end mo w. &Um., Req., Sapertatirdmit of Halle— Urfa, likerec A humans ISOLDIEN.—A oo art-martial has bees Yid et the comp at Colohooter on Prlvere Jabs Jam. et the 44th Rogiment, e ve, M . sub swats a OM, lbe property al hi wi t, Ms* Wiet; seosadly, - ester weeelpg M hub spa bie asestids cosh-hem; samsh. Ids math by thostsma to lest phew me essablel oath Int ohms bat ambled ea he esseed sad this the sari = e t to VW days' isehiesamo. The did hoe shoe remitted bathe pm= awash/ by he M.% litmus& or AN AITiLLIIMMda.... At as asst mum held et them ath Am NM. Os= "Ming. Juba Ommio, a prime is the Artillery, sastiosed la Es Basks Illarnaks. we maahmil ea to. Osoessee ammo to Whsbasse gni to Mt his aka hi day (18• My) sa a Map et bran martheed Wished Waits, a private la Ste emme r Z ' woe, In a raw Ilbilbemeesil la Os larreshyard sa to, Ne as. Pb.. ohs 'Meese addamed as the ham It appmed lbst the deem/ =Med a armee Nedra sed imatel mos. es the islt ear. mgymatiy hdlieted by am Wm bainsmat, Ibt; wait belas jowl mad MM, sad the sett bias amt *My split be. Or Mime mean, Ths dommerd sell tie seimeabessises et the restment. mite Mehl Ida to the pried et his I.E. Melt fob piste ea he Tuohy, thot be bit be struck, hem ad all Ism by whom se with wha inewssiont, or far elm masa. The deemed wee very Mr lots the tate, el No New. OP the bloods, the dammed Mem hommilie mad oweerbleee, ea ainlmvily, and Mialay psi pia ap• smear lit the cased; he afterwards Mame V/iy asks; and had to be losiesd by Ifni his hods std sett. He died at I 'fetish es Tuesday weenlep. Dowerowl we. (ies ram! se big he Greet ma be he Com bev attars O tremt"Os. alma se tite eves Coma ea the saver tow% Own in doe hernwit•yerd with peke irt bead. Lowther where deposed to OWAss (she ead Ceara lighting la ths banishymod; OsLia sem a B ware Mt amt. Tide manse MI le she •• eagled " with a esmala naval, bat could sat ten .Ye n they Sought or Maher ho tried alit "Yerha." Thlo was atter they his the °sateen. Conseil wee mewl be,, tem $ Mar hem ISO of the berneck-raves ea the Wires of the werter; sad the lawtyttal sentry. steamed attest Arty yards from the spec when. the mamma ash piste, head some wee sey He ham a yoke'," bet wad not tweelphe the voles. After a tongthreed d.cassion the Jury mews/ a voiles el w Weal Murder" (with one die eeneleet) wise& Join C.oan.ll, and be war handed over to the eles wetboottese for coeveyeb.e to Winchester for his trial Kato Intdligaue. 11111611110POL/W1 0017 m 00171 a ass mr•iimul for this promt wok. Woonamm ilill E Ifiguallwally. Re. 6 ; T 0614. I: lietalski.7. ="at, Portiss4.7.76l.—Weikorlag. Da 7; MIL I. anr g nu. Doasaimeraca-11caday, Da I; V Orin, 7 ; lridsail. 111•11M810111. Marylabooffead.—Towb.G Da I; Ww726666/. 7 ; T=. & PTOS. 1111161.111M1Viegirrifte Da L Waft/. Doe. 6; 116771 day. O. arTeamens. rl~il .D4c. 6. sli Gram rialatbdrast.—Tooday. Dal. I ••Sbunisr. 6 • .O. 6.. e.... 1.4. D•rosett.—Tvalay. Die. /: Tlmallsh II • M 147,9. Latium Ortnevu6iommag.-1656617. Dim 5: TRaftits L OIMSWICS,..WIIMMAN DOD. 7. llos6wics.—Thendos. 17••• & shag eoptiseat d VArore attempt to compromise the =retinues we called In support of the &Moe, ease which l4.Cloonder• egaused ap the evidence with gnat abll4. otateadieg Qat In had awsliliehad the eanapirs4 to tiles Alba • victim. Mr kerma padres& doled Ids dres side s et et a glower to 6 o'clock. At the regent of Yr. /Idyls Joss the court consented to a Pirtle, ad}surammt, whoa dw lamed mama will reply re the pert et the petitioner apes the whole owe. We ere requested to date that the oo•respondont in the above mutt is eat oceneeted with or known to Captain Robert Jame Tare,. of the Northamptonshire Militia. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dic. 3. (Wore Mr. Counressioner Murphy.) This case, to whict7l7. ifilob7, Mr B etgood , and Mr. Roberta Grifilths, apposed, was decided. The quirks was whether a petition under the Prora tion Jr ins a voluntary" ragmen; so se to rear the forfeiture of en anaulty Mil& the insolvent was prohibited tem reigning. Kr.Commissionar Murphy said ha bad cassulied • learned judge on the point, and his opinion was that as the petition was filed by operation and force of law, It was not • volute. bay easignment. The petition would tliarafor be sustained. The court was of opinion that the insolvent had retelesety Incurred debts, end the final order was adjourned ars din The court acquitted him of all frond. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLL CptanTr:Ncalncs!, Epic. 3. Mr. Judea OrempiesOisma the ammiedem bile to-dey he Ihe mew et Muhllr sad the eft med. mem al Nee with. Then me may ewe or two Women he bid fa the elite jortol the ielise. bee M Imo comety More semeel era— is three at width perdu setweed e a r kids Z a whh sreca. one with obild washre,stel ore who w eals( • pima:awe. The remelader ere erthewy The badmen of the leder vN thy. (Monday) meratoi, mil will, le sepeoltd, be mmeholed to-morrow (Toseday). Mr. Inspector Reding, 11 dithisa, odd. although he had the pollee as witnesses in the oar, yet it was not an informa tion by the polies, the foot being that a alighbeez of th e dolliadiat had made atampithato lie Pease Ostheelnithsee, who had ordered that the ease derail ha bawd try has woes ship. It also transpired that Goat • month ohms • parses aimed Watt, residing in Dockbeed, had hem athmatted he nand her this mart on a charge of asllninpin eastratelea ter Go pubis thoenaghtare by leountag upon teetotaling is Ora pad& as daisy maniac and who was mereleted at the Old Honey micas 011TM:silty when he was admitted to bail to ones up for judgment when eolith upon to do so. lithos dee oxamenotheent of these proceedings against the =L an at "Pad = m s tf l i gt hsir th g l ody, sad La lbenrd na the prime A person, who his name was Henry Oilman, • hatter, of 12, Mill Pond-street, Rotherbithe, said that about 12 o'clock on the morning of Stodgy week his 'ettentioa wee ailed to a boy with a walk -oaf, whom he followed, end saw him enter the dedendant's house by • Me door, bang ad mitad after knocking. Me (wiener) waited about four minutes, whin the boy came from the house, still tarrying the milk-can. Witness this went to the boy, and asked what he had fn hi pan—(lengittfr)—and a ccistablethma:up and asic - Zielt'wsa found to oontain bee. (Renewed laughter.) Poliorcoristabis flashes, 249 if, in reply to the magis trate, maid ths m contained about half a gallon of beer. Tlis defendant denied haring served the boy with the bier, nor was he served by anyone in the honer. Mr. Trail maid it would be necessary, before a ocaviction took phi* that complainant should prove defendant had his Wawa open for the purpose of trade, and that the sale of the boor took place. The complainant said ha had no other evidence on that point, except his own observation of the boy entartog, sad eosin from defmadant's house with the can, and the Unding of NW in . . _ . _ __. Mr. Trani held that this evidence was insufficient, sad dis missed the summons. THA TUAZISII LOAN. A subscription was opened on Saturday by the origi nal brokers to the Turkish Six per Cent. 6,000,0001. loan of I.B6B—viz., Meters. Mullen', Marshall, and Co., and Messrs. Lawrence, Soo, and Pearce—for the balance, amounting to 620,0001., which wee left over from lest year. By the terms of the prospectus the Talkie's government was restrained from putting this balance upon the ma-ket, unless at an advance of 6 per cent, upon the ongtoal issue-price, until thel 30th August, 1869. The terms new settled are 62j per Dent., with dividend accruing from the let Sep tember Mat. A sum of 22i per cent. is to be paid on application, and the remaining 40 per cent. on the BM of January. It is calculated teat these terms really bring the price down to little more than 61. The subscription was in rapid progress, and wiil probably be immediately filled up. The announcement at once explains and removes the mysterious weight which has Lung over the market for Turkish stooks for many weeks past. The in vestments by the moneyed puaue have been gee tinned steadily from time to time, but have been gait* neutralised by the large amount of stock pressed for sale by well-informed persons, in antici pation of this new issue. The Loan of 1868 has thus been unduly depressed, in relation to that of 1861, although both nave been exceptionally prejodiced. The movement of the market nas excited the moire attention, considering the honesty shown by the Tutkish government in their dealings with their foreign creditors, eel the punctuality with which, despite their pressing embarrassments, the Constaa tioople customs revenues Lays been banded over, from month to month, to the custody of the bond holders' agents io that city. In the interest of the holders of the stock limed last year, and of Turkish bondholders generally, it is satisfactory that the operation has at length been brought forward, and the cause of the prolonged Ce2reesitm laid bare. ANERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILII.—On Saturday 1 1 I.M the briush sad !North American royal mail steamer America. sailed teem Um Mersey tor Benue, %Ph the Celled gums wag Nee* AtIIOTIC4II resits sad 60 pima- MThe nest m.iadeeparch nth be by the Quebec aed ehl Oases OtemeWp Ceessany'a meamee, North Merriam. erbir.h sells 4S Wedesaday wit from Liverpool ger Perched, nth the UMW litistas and Csnedimi made. The boa et the Liverpool P. 4.111 v yid to open os that day WI 7.46 a.m., sad fro &spitball via Quetestown, till 9.30 Telegraphic thopaereee may be forouded 'titbit • Sr. made of the 111110111 e• departure, through the °face of the leer huh MON, lS Isehmege-strost, Eaot Liverpool. Pi= EXIOSATION TO Tim Cele OF GOOD Horn,—Os She Ted beard were seibaked •4 Snide upon. lodge ths asperisteedeno• of the Honourable W. Field, cm board the Tul,,r of 1,064 tons, kw Algae Bay, 319 soda, equal to 495 i metal, odium. They oomprle• • number of farce rad goo. rel lidourets, vs well as et dosmatie eervoma, end tradesesei. of Tallow &sceptics& The Cate etoi‘retote, et the expe:..se of the colony, for the pe_sr .. lllW, Dew amounts, tuition of assisted remiss, be - -v- Tit FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH Coin 111Amwee.—The Wpm& tea the btdpe a toe =forma. ma (Charles Meese end &mud Psis), who were killed b the Loudon swine run* tnt o th.ir yap et the Beeteinghew owsing. shwa ten odes from Lew, e, weaned inn "entice el eseleental dark with ma o 1 .end.un, shed In the *aka el *Ow, d sulleient Gen had t.. 11 exercised in the ne weggienent el the Wee at &dames nu crowing, the Wow Seiwie WICIIIIOIIOO wood net have token plea. FATAL PUGILISTIC INGO!: NT Lit.-0a Friday, reawrek Mayne (Are Broeleuol, better karma as t.. Swish Slogger) wee Owed bet ors ter Weft isigirrers. tile Tomi-ballt, dendete, caerge,l with bogie. tried Edward llittgaio, anther mph*/ an • ;use Ie tadtook gime SW Pend. RIMUL. Auer bereft the 'Meese Id the rorgeow, end other prima., the mouwed was Indy committed to hie trial tar foluomasly Ming mil Vthe sad loimed /Wpm TOTAL PALACE. •••• HALL-A-CILOWN DATr air: .Da T. Due. 5:-.hflialedall• IS payment, 221; YI N 11, isms Ineheie. $11; lola Villa% I,oosl. • COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Ditc. 9. Ebbe; at NW Prise Is Ml&ilesur.—(Beins Loud Cbid Justice Erb mad • Spitial Jury.) 11111ORT V. wiicnr.—Cl:lllooB WILL CUL The plaintiff hires at Chatiaria i in Cambridirielder, and tho &fondant L in attorney, forum yin practice in !waive,- Inn, but now on Domino+ at Lynn, in Norlodc. Tho plaintiff clahood to twdr-at-law of Min Mealy lit• of Lynn, and as once. ontitlid to a freehold estate worth 6,0001. or 7,0001., and the defendant claimed the same property nadir a will useentod In ht. favour. . _ Mr. Iti;rin Jews, Mr. 'll;l;litkinaon, Mr. Crowd), and Mr. Tyrrell appeared for the plaintiff , and Mr. Macaulay, Mr. D. D. Mr. Metcalfe, and Mr. D. Brown, far the defendant. &woe ;Mew* Wes Federal to pore the palate bat eltlissegy is wee agreed that the be quaky lbl st of the velelay of the will, should sloes be disposed of to-day. Mks Mara Na lostairix, lived at Lyea for away yeses, W tea r& the sal el 11611 did there, at the deemed me el II yaws. fib bed aide • wal, &rising the balk al her lewdly is Yr. lads, the KS de mamma drafted bees iw istl w e i tiar sad Weir tor iesay years. Le Mara, ohs tease sogriated with tbs &Oradea; rills May febeerizobs rads s sew will, &wilier to dm therepera. whisk bed kenerly gives to Yr. Jari s js, La. The validity of the last magma will was sow laa ead Mess sided ke the ph&K Waltham it was Nods Mas Maas wee fable ts drat sad la m ed wee lid& to be is lesaced by: ether people. Tbr • LA' was oaly distantly I raised to Jibs Naas, sad he teed that though ht had I keg Mast war to bee Nakao; its bad never celled ea bee, , see did he ham that be bad ever one her. Os Ike pact of 117;d7iTsfsiiTha7r711;;;• produced. It was doled the Mk May, 1864, and pee to her two Wel. = as. llesere. flepplage and 0001. each for their To her sr rata, Jam and Smolt Burton, two eider who bed bees her for of twen r her Ibterthold falai with and darnel npwarda that they should e= be allayed to reside in the boat, for throe months after her dame at the expense el the estate. It gave also a number of therftable and other bermes* in addition to 6001. to J.n Banes end 2001. to Borah Bastes, and 4001. each to the Mesas. Jarvis, and gave the defends= all her real and the =Moe of her personal envie. There we • codicil en the let November, 1864, revoking the bogus= to Meson. Irvin end giving the aroma to brr erre= 6001. M Jame end Pal. to Sarah Barton; and • maul math an the fibd I Weber, 1866, directed the legacies to her servant' to third illy hex and devising an estate prebend ice the dale of liar will to the defendant. The dellendeat was called, and in hit widest* he maid that he we ewe of the wooers for Norfolk. having teen elected la Mr, 1867. Tommie the end of 1863 he ben no g= he Jame Barra thrust a worsen rought who said his dirt W hem =peed la killing an illsgithents child. of =hi Ist flaw had hem mallrd, and mover= a red= (It was =plied by • medical sinter that the sister had bed • =hla assequesee of enanethes with a um who err= her, sad that this hid bra cascaded het hr mistress.) Its. wee slat seemed of harm kepi hr leethr's am= it it to get 161. oat of themvings beak, Mai maw abs beef, hi het, given Mote =tire the both, awl It was paid Ikea she *peed his sine et his owe =sal that the wary was mil millet le hie ewe ale. delladel Joe; tame woe me preseister as the two loot sweriese, madam the lard rnessai the Amp. vier sleep laver *ails. meanwhile& la he caw Wee Mess fats int dime la M atch,lBlM oar eserien ohm meld to bin that eM Mr. Jerrie had mode her win he her two yeses bake, that she had left her ser =Me lepers owl that ma is he had beta waryies her ledesh, wag emoiddei wire theme per gala dla mail Mr. Jena wee et the beam el the ism et largury, ▪ pepseeedly dimmed the edits lr ehader. She mid flat ate oho Marge of tergery W bees Mimed el Kr. lava sues te her eat teld hoi that Saab Buries hod hat a GM& mad that Jams hal ambled in palidft r set el the way. Mlle Mats mid die wee eery anal tMid,rl said wheel k led eseeneel, sal the tamer wee thee or lee yore ego. lie seid V she hal lowa it at the time she should awe* have disehrgei la. bat edded—" leek at bar = s e= aut bow well air Ye animas( leaelt Saes" said—. I t i b m ie s its i s a re the lest penes should have alas el it, toss year ass as lee selased sae el" the 1116111111119 awl a ass MK te many bor." file was very tier fal whoa the altrge el fargary wee the- Wee* sod -parted whams te ca hr whomever he weal to sa. Be did is eaeskeelly. Bs rid cs the Nth 44 whoa Ilia Masa predated how will awl aid she wee idea he ad Watt, kr Mr. Jar& bed been with her is amnia beth her @erases et east, as rrepar bili ti/the ere of ohm= wen prettleri ee the sha m= oilier hoses. She seat site bed Mild Mr. lamb to aid hie own bait= She net =rye freak bar desirbsaarl std she wasted wires to make ea attention in it. ea mid she did not like • separate cosenerandam which led bees thaws up, eel widish rapist= Mr. Jerre, jos., ether her du= to corm 17 arreetber land for the support of a dumb, which she had pries* spent 2,6001. in was Wirer mid he diee the &mast we within the operatics al the eatan of zoortatala. She said the worded it andierd the will that 8001. we to go M the church. Witness sold suck a bequest would he rid wader the statutes drams= it brag chargeable op lead, for she bed told him eh* had not 11001. of penonalty. She persisted la having it in the will, saying it the mu= ware sot carried sat the dlegram would rest with the parties concerned. She mid eh. also wished to give the =groan a complirortary legacy of 101. Wit te= Naked what other alterations time ware, and she mid, " I wart to give you what I have given Mr. Jerre, jun. and to give idea a= his father 4001. ash, far I should net like lb= to say after I ea sass that they had roodend sae soy narrated sieviose." Witness felt quite OVIIKOIIie. sad rid, • I sat exceedingly obliged to you, but I cannot undertake the altera tion of this will." she teed, "Why not? Mr. Jervis had no seraph , He mkt be would not on any accord, and recore her to Messrs. (Noddies and Co.. or Mr. Pitcher, the Int solicitor in Lyme. She said " I won't go to any cue la Lynn, fur Mr. Jervis bas at much Solaro, that it will pt to hi. eare, and I that: have hits here worrying as oat of my life." Wits= put the will back into the envelope, and rod, "Let the wetter stand over for further cousider- , don. I cannot, though I am very touch obliged to you, have anything to du with it." He did not re her again until the I lth Kay whoa lAN tearalted the subjeotof her will, sad said Mr. Jerrie had bra to her and =arab= that she bed sold her drawing-room carpet; he said she hod lett it to his sm and thenfore it was wisag of her to pert with it. She premed wither very brd to make the alterations in the will, sad obituary lee= he would do so on the condition that she would es lea two respectable wools to mitres tt. He enured her there would be no legal compulaion on him to pay the 8001. le the church, but she said .be had that cooldenos in him that she wee sure lee would do it, and at all events people would know what her intentions were. Before he agreed to make the alteradabe he 'eked bar if she had say Mathew, end she said she had nom that she cared for. lie took the segressment of the will to bar oat Saturday, the 13th, mod ask= if he ahould road it, but she said, " No ; leave it with me, and I will reed it myself; MOO at half-pat eleven ea Monday morning, and I will have the Mummer her to execute it " On Moaday the produced a bit of paper on which W bid takes down the antrat of every legacy la the will, and told him to read thewill alowlyao dm the might= Hobe had thorn correct. The will wan afterwards executed, She took the old will, tore It in pima, went into the kitchen, sad rat It into the fire, soya& "I will mach Mr. Jerre to halr fen with my setrante." • great number of other circumatanoes connected with Mies Mautt's affeire were detailed by the witness ; and • another of gentlemen of position and property at Lynn de posed that in their opinion Miss Mann was competent to lathe the will ; that ale wee *person of giro= wilt, and not at all likely to be infirm= by other people. His lordship directed the jury that what they bed to con sider ma, whether Was Kann wee competent to maks She will. The jury at me found for the defendant; Una establishing the will. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.—Dic. 3. (Before the Judie Ordinuy, Mr. Baron Wataoo, end Mr. Jaime till.) WAX V. A1.J.131 AND VARCT. The farther bearing of tl. awe wee roamed, Mr. Mon tart Climbers Q.C., molest; • keg aad powerful speech in maygen ad the I s te ad as which the vile principally relied, arsoly anal sad canairesete. Tim, Imaged eriamed Natal WS Mrs. Albs bed beta taloa est d die reeled= at • padamea by Wm peddler, balers M umellad bey; dud mbe bad bores Met three diadem, amid dada have ben ass alfactiqnsta sits but for his oda Were.- dam Midst peewee of gulag au a trip to Bwituriaa4 be bad amide atramponsaim ta who • earmin Mrs. Chewed= to Amato% bad be bad bees amen by tb• reapriadeei as lisaihmodima bd.,a be amid amass& Lb. ootumbitisticia was somood, but time duo flisersint quarrels; sad tb.l.esnd smomod ososoodol slot as thee ootienone tea petitionsr Ml belayed with ma naseasesary Ashman meowing to nraiiiy. Ito Mime w thi• point sieved that Mr. Alin bad moo dam lb wile down sod Inds ea bar oboe mod blood olsoo Oa at bar men* old that ha mother mei M Ml Ms et away ell bee &We, sad bed INA bar Imeeleds; se mash sie ta famtithat be so. with oba amahissee of tee awls Mad* It a ptirie la • damn bath la wile to revive bar. Oa tie caber bead, is ems yeereed that Mr. Al.. bad staled is de baleen& evader dolt the hey at Ma roll was amen tied bib Mi sees est Ws, ad that TUB sbe fad at him be sees ablimpd to " bar lila ea ca." By the evidseee elm la =et the pha al areativame Isom/ oloood lobo • mar So prolorosioa dm Mr Wake= me THB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Mr. Reid, sit austiohir, of Cheat Mulborongh-!treat. attended with solleiton, to apply ter the magtetrate'm ate dream in (Miring redraw ware the following Cireill2• ehrose. The solicitor said that * Ms client bold a warrant of dither for rent doe for the -knows Dr. Johnima Tavern, In Theivtdrest, and he awbtditgly watched Ala opportunity, while the proprietor weak the conntry, b pin admires with a boy who was taking here • yak of beer kw roe et the three waiters who wire is .beep of the Liverish. nor ware of course very rook dissorweeed b had thrushes outwitted, aotwtfastaadhrg all their prenentlime, sad tone re the conesquires twthenreires they sated no doubt la the rata reeplered al. They ends•vouved to rake the rah Y parerisa rseWetts em possible, turekin him te whatever he withal he is the eating, Ned rad drfehiug departniest. When they he 1 1 7pe f ar or their one of them tried to get the Wier Ml rant (to which wee pinned a receipt for the reed fa the ewer of payment being offered) oat of his pocket, but be wed sober waoso te resist their attempt, and they then parr It elf es •Ae, sad plied him with more drink until 4 eche fa the rasing, ethos he saki he would gob bad ; bat se he wee having for that pupas, they oontrived that he inld pre new the street door, which they hod == left opus, for as he approached it they him, obtained poseerron of the warrent "da sn a rLl rent re= esti Antrim him into du street, ricer the dor spa Mr. Toads, the clerk, diked what the sea (oat of power skin) did then I , The solicitor sear west here to bed, and be the mestay: Walled end reported the ekeninstanos to Mr. Mid. Mr. Toole rid that the Milonity is granting the sum revs was that the waiters word say that the sea hr the hour eelnetarlly, end that they left. Ira eat. Theleifollor—Tbet win what *gybed sire Meted. They ✓id he wee on drunk that to peasing the hew he reeled into the street. They derail eM imowledge of the wentant and rent receipt. Mr. Tonle said the wailers would be three te ere writ the men, =di the feet Ungulate demurrage wee ihrt he wrest emplered at the potice•ration of the .ewer be bed been trentud, hat went quietly hoer Is Md. The solleller odd be saw that ditleohnbeethe teas Area seedy denMf delefg &oak. /An Yeah rid so magistrate word grid a sermons waist smelt dreensetances, sod this weft weld stated no redrew unless Mr. Reid bad other riders than that stated by Ids esheitor. The perdue them withdrew. BOW-STREET. - - - - • wenna or about 30 neon et agcy sued &rot Anse glebe , eery sally dressed, we brought bdore ler. Hazy es a charge el higgimr. Cbrather, ems elthe others et the Mewlieity Society, de pend—At then hall-past 9 o'clock this waning I saw the phone sitting at the steps et St. Martin's Church, holding eat her head. I saw a person sire her a piney. I was onnised to am a panes in lot garb benriag. I per ashel on 'Wag near her that she had• piles anspar Filmed an her breast. I saw a mood porno the her a penny, end I then took her la charge. She relined MO violently that I was obliged to gat a policeman to amen me in convoying her touts station-boon. 'There I sand bee if the bed anything is be pockets, sad rho headed:l l i : l=er similar to that which bedrho pinned Loewe bar. I th is both. The paw pinned re hot breed ens as we:—" Will yaw give 3.. ed. to • par serene oat et piece tear& pyles ler food, sad le." nen foamed he ono end an address in this usigknorbeed el Orefe4stn•lans, with a re hearse to a belly la width she hod awed as iodise-maid, also giving the unit sal address. TN other paper was to • similar effect, but the are said the tote 3e. 04. I[r. away rekodwlitthoprleOneilir te;Say. The prisoner—l eat In west of brad, clothing, and lodging. His worship then pat memo memilems to her, in &newer to which elm stated that she bad been out of place for two years. She loot her last attention In ecomequeuce of an injury by which she sprained her ankle. Since that time she had endeavoured to support hermit by needlework, and had been able to get pretty constant, though hardly eufficieut, work in the busy time, but is the slack tints she mold get none at O. She had dons no work Ibr four months. Kr. Henry—Have you a good ohmmeter t The prisoner —Yee, sir; 1 have several recoomatindstioas, bat they are in my trunk, which I left behind me weeks ago at • lodging where I owed a fonnight's rent. Since that I hod nightly lodgings till the last night or two, when 1 have led to walk the Mime. Mr. Hoary oast bn to ohs Homo of Charity, Rooratraot, Oohs, Wray sloe wsa at mot adtalttod. CLEREENWILL. Mr. Cents wee engaged for borne time in hearing sum monses against tradcarn in Soneerettors and the streets Wren; for oeuree obs.ructione on Sunday lest by =- peeing goods for rte. Kr. Cooper trended in support of the summonses, end In spews PUNA and Stokes, S divines, on.behelf of the police. These eumeteases were taken eat under the 29th of George 11. and the 3rd of George IT., commonly celled the Somers town Act. For sere time past • Burr ineriet or fair bee been hold in fiereers-town, end complaints having been made to the vestry. that body requested the police to armies the powers vested in them by low to remove the nuisance, but the 000)01i2/101207/1 derluud , and stated that If the police Intsehred It word he to suppress the market altogether, but that every amistree would be restheed by the polies to the parochial authorities if they took the hinders in the ' &Cir. The vestry resolved to peoosed In the matter, and bred notices to all parties that ea and after Sandsy, the 20th ult. all obstructor to the eserge-ways and foot-rays word be removed. The ooeterneagers and rail-keeper. re cognised the enthority of the erg, hut in many instances the shopkeepers dui sot do lit, and some of them were sum moned Iset Saturday before Mr. Carrie, and were then mulct In the meta. Since then toe vestry have issued a circular, informing the inhabitants of their determination to abolish Sunday trading, and tot to interfere with the market during the rest of the week; but they intimate that, In the event of goods being exposed outside the shops on the Sunday morn ing, the vestry will band the matter over to the police, who have =thorny to pet it stop to the market altogether. The deferents, on Saturday ell corseted sot to plea goods over the arise to front of the shone, and were only to pay the costs of the summons. Mr. Coins said he thought the defendants were only act ing veep wiry in the court they bad adapted, es the day market would not now be interfered with; and the mere then tinalasled. WOESHIP•STREET. /Ass Watson, a stevedore, sari Frakrtut COMillf, W. men, were charged with being ooncerned in swain a 61. I_3 , enti of Berland sow and dee ectvervigna, seder peculiar Jelin R+lth ; describing himself ma a fanner at Ilford in Ha mm, deposed in syery rambling manner that the promoters had LlVelhim in tbe street the preowned', while returoing home art, forcibly held him, and, under mince that he owed them mousy fur a cheat of tea which dry yflasstad had beam put in his vehicle, ultimately enneeded gstiag him Is the Cheshire Cheese public house, in Splialleldemerkm, wham he was forcibly robbed by these and others al therms, wasatloasd. He succeeded in erceplag from them, gam ta taralattaa to the police, sad preferred this shags. This evidence was corroborated in suss doves by the pa saastar's friend, who spoke to the importunate &sok of the priessen for money, sad to their detsinhaightro, but mold mot meek to anything that ooeurred et the public-hear. Constables Browo and Glover, of the H dietdom, losk the =l"at the Cheshire Cheese, but sot say w was ag iias them, and they now mode a slagmlar &ham Wilma amid—This aka (the prosecutor) sad his wltassa re resslyses ad Maks papery; the former had lamp maw boa saw es to get hiss • chest of tea, so, as be wasted le la Wow*, we get sit empty chest, filled it with ilirra v pot it in hie cart; he found it out, and than pm fired this Ides charge. Kr. limmatil mid that it was a matt eatescallaszy awe. sad discharged the primmer*. ORZENWICH. Mr. Mom Bookie,l;WonilitiriVhit• Sinn, Jazoake. Betharbillis, sowed to dr&g bin vlik havbse kis brasispos in as gab el Wart taw dr Mrs oil (desk inisy, Nib vit. MABERIS. COTTON.—Lrosaroos, Dsc. t.—Th. ..r. of &Atm 10-day an ashoisot at 6,600 balm TM smut *cid qoksly. es yestoodsy's pekes COTTON GOODS.- Dec. 3.—The 410. mend remains good. sa nottood a our previous reports of this market during ths week, and the obis! diflioulty Ia the way of Maness id that of d —ag igniters sad menufeetarere willing to take orders for dsW , . y arty delivery. The demand fur clothe has beta greater la peepertioa to that of yarns for some meths pest ; awl Messrs. George Pram, Bon, sad Co. mark *shot the& It hes rem most extensively cm the more wetly fabrics, most removed from the raw .!alai, and Into which the met of capital WNW la ma c , and In the employmeat labour, esters so largely, and 17 which we canaot bat regard as a hatme ct oweidsrable Impottssoe, and of protein for the keg watintiance of a good demand, should we maw ao shook from unforeseen circumstances out of lwcrategory of commercial calculations." They also nowt that ;mitten dronneinanoe whiab is noteworthy, but the omen of which am vartemely estimated, end the flours hearings of whichare note doubt/al mill. Is the revival of an almost unprecedented demand at what is nanally the very dullest season of the yew, wheren the banner during the last ix weeks has been readily on the intimate, advancing prises to a point un known during the in 28 years, in the Ins of • peak in. creased production of yarns and clothe end of • drooping cones market. Whilst the great stimulus to this Moraine is partly sttnbutable to the constantly favourable 'dykes from Yodla cad China, it to ammeated that it is more Immediately traceable to the home trade, which hat probably taken off mace geode than at soy previous period on record. And this may safely be attributed is part to the full employment of the people end the dish rate of wages which has gradually bees eatablashed. Of the quantities taken for the home made no exact return is °Menthe, but the exports for the ant to monde of this year as compared with the same period el each of the two preceding yam la given by Messrs. Du Bey sad Co. as follows : Ike las maths ending Slat Oct. _1867. _lB5B. _ _1869. Tulle of cloth .. 1,894760.111 Pomade of yens.. 153,677,076 16f,196,090 166,092,239 • WOOLLEN.—Lazne Dec. 3.—Tbe market has hem well weeded this esonstaz 4 sad ea Improved bushier has bra traseseted fa sew mods. Whits kidr-Ilses end broad sloths ere or. looked after, sad some ammidereble mks hays ham Oboe. LITICIAL—WhiIe the Importe of sager for the eleven months have exceeded by 19,500 tons *mein the correspond ing period of bet yew, It is satidectory to find that the cam- Ferules deliveries have not fallen off more than 3,500 tons, and this tinder adverse circumstanom ea regards the home consumption, from the fruit 'lemon having been a bad cam. This neediness of demand is one proof amongst many ode= of the general well-being end full employment of the copula tion, and whilst ouch an enormous bugloss continues to be done in our manufacturing district', we may look with con fidecoe for the maintenance of at lout the present scale of eonnimption. The stock in the ports still show. en exams of 24,300 tons upon that of last year, but this discrepancy wlll be coasidmbly reduced by the close 01 the year. The glean lay known to be at ma from erantrise east of the Cape is considerably lea than at this time lest year—viz., 21,800 toes ageing 45,000. The "deices from the West ladies and Cobs speak of Intl crops, but in the latter island heavy rains which were favourable to the cease were delaying the 0041113MMUF meat of grinding, so that there, se cell as in Brazil, the crops will be late ; the pro/lead= of Mauritius is not ex pected to be more ' men If as much as that of last yam, and reports are curtes tt of severe frost la Lotsidaes, which reduce their estimates 100,000 to 120,000 lads.. or 50,000 to 80,000 tons, so that on the whole there does not at present sppear any ground to calculate on ingrained oa of cane anger during the next Sel4(l4.—(From tic of Mora. Trammels end Room.) HARDWARE.— Bintitso 3.—There is • good amount of Imbues doing ben, considering the ad yawed period of the ~.r; and that the foreign trod. is generally doll. The country orders ham, however, been very good for many waste ; and even up to this time, when Okay generally fail tiff, the decline haa been incon,iderable. The're . are so‘rthle a 4 of the manufeetorim upon short time ; and still fewer ortutime who are out of employment. From the iron end octal district ills rower; are meth to the same effect : the iron trod* la unqueerionably quieter, sad et some of the mills they are 'lust of orders ; bat this is Dot the roman' when oonsuwers will buy more than they absolutely Watt, and the IeadIZIK ones WO still obtaisintg trade priors. Two furnaces here been ilsolllll out near Dudley, and one or two in the neighbourhood of Wolverhempoon. In the tows just named banner is steady, and upon the whole in • satabotory state. CORN.—Cannattoos, Dar. —Ws had a very doll market to-day, sad brie) wee generally h. to 2.. lower. Wheat. 30e. to 44.. Boxier, as. to Oa Bone, 334 to 40e. Peen 40v. One. 20e. to 2Ge. Commis, Dao. 3.—W. had an average sopply of wheat. Prices Id. down on the week, with a la.. demand. Barley and oats mach the same u last week. Whoa, whim. new and old, 19t. to 20.. ; red. new sad old, 184. to IS.. ad. Buley, new and old, IS.. ad. to 14s. Od. Oats, potato. old, 104, to Ils.; new, Bs. 81. to 10s.; Common, 9s. 9d. to 10s. 3d.; saw, 7s. Id. to 8.. Floor, par atoms, L. ltd. to 24. Id. Oatmeal, 2.. 2d. to 2.. 4d. Hymnal, Is. 6d. Barlayenral, Is. W.—Carlisle Jernssi. COLCIII.3TEZ, DEC. 3.-A goof supply of wheat and torky and nrderato of ,ther rain. Wlvat and Wary in slow demand. at a decline of le. to 2a. Beans and per as list market day. °Jur CreTZI, Die. 3.—There woe a fair thaw of Eoleirh when at our to-day'. market, for which tamers deutesled the pike, of last west, but basins,. was Waited, sad the trade very dull without change in valeta. Foreign very te aches. Barley end beans dull. Oats very quest, and 6d. per qr. cheaper. Imports of the week ending Dec. ; Wheat, foreign, 690;; barley. Ireland, 60, format), 3,110 ; oat., Leland, 1,000; beans, Ireland, 10; sundries, foreign, 270 qrs. GUILDFORD, Dos. 3.—The sopply of wheat to-dap was large; it sold rather trvely at le. pet qr. &Tilos on last wale. rates. Barley a still sal*, noddlivir qualities Deis; rather loran. Wheat, 41s. to his. • Tslarries, SU. Bs:- ley, 290. to 43a. Oats, ltts. to 27e. ikons, 38s. to 40a. Peas, 88e. to 38s. IINET)01113, DEu. 3.—Ws hod a fair offsr d wheat to day ; the trade ruled doll, at Is. pas load lass mocay, with Mrbu)ers. Br.lsy also sold at Is. per qr. lower for Um bast samples, and more reduction m the interior sorts. Oats a Wavy trade. Peas and Imeas sold at lest week's Wheat, 20a. to 30a. par load. Barley, 25a. to perms When qr. Oats, 20a. to 2 1 .. per qr. Peas, 23e. to 27a, per load. Brass, llaa. to Us. per load. Laiosatsr., Dso. 3.—Tben waa • moderst• quantity of 'abort on offer, sad the mundane* was good. Wheat a.ld at • reduction of la per gamer.; white sold at 465. to 60..; red, 400. to 440. per 36 muse. Then arm a alight decline is the prices of all koade of barley, sad smiths' mortal off at 38.. to 42.. per guano.; grind'," doll at 28r. to 30a. per 30 acne. Is oats ate rates wet. barely mauttaised, sal the tads raced heavy at 24a. to 32a. per 24 mon% yk a n a were Imes plentiful than usual, and very doe eld samples were bought at hill mamas, mawly 62r. per 38 aeon while sew aorta were almost uusalable at readmit qaotatious, fie. to 47a. per ditto. - - . Newnsgri.x.neow-Txxn, Dzis 3.—At our market this' sacwaisg we had •134040,6 , 0 show of wheat, and the arrivals trop the ammo, well u from abroad, Nog likewise untie panne, a durance was early t &cad at the rxiretne rates of this day sa'anight, in partial isetseces a Might dunes being realiard, the devout** of Tuesday being thus re- I wooed. Th.ya weal scarcely say new wheat offering ex ship, but a fair huhu.. wan due in old south country ex granary, tine fuss of red maids, as. per 50416 a. Fur new foreign w e extuleticiA en titanium, tenuity, choice Stolpe l i red teaching 605., Fehinern 48.. Bd., new nixed Dratekt 61e., old mixed with sprout, 47.., all per 804146 rose wet Inds attention, but we look foe rather nun doing next week. Malting barley generally out rather leas attention, end eons pertain of this area's reosipia 4 being leaded fee W 1464 of I hems. Grinding unehanged. Malt, selessise. Is buss little Minim, whoring Finale( pre = s at regent at 38.. to 38a.; bonne on the ease bend meeting merely say doom& Oats fully so der. The snivels II& west ate :—Vasst, anywise, 1.268 flarapt, brig, eosetwleo. 636 ; foram 5Z2 ; may, se , , wi oats, cosigns., 1,716; per, oteewise, 24; foreigu, 95 _ ; dour, 2,979 sacks. , Nownat Dec. 8.-The supply of wheat no limited, 'and the dos made were at • redeotiou of 6d. to Is. 6 1.... pis qr. qr. compared With this ds week. At this reducti on, Inavar, the ferewn wars onwl osiers. Buley was to fair supply, end no sharation took tether in malting or distillieg sorb. Flow the two 7 n favour of the boyar. Vine wheat Ls viand this evening 475. to 60a.; red ditto, 411 e. to 445.; ben Chevelisr malting barley, 42a. to 48a.; rues Chevalier ditto, 34a. to 405.; distilling ditto, 265. to 275. par ty.; knits dow, Ns to 305.6 d. per son Irma tbe miller. Lawn avenges : Wlaset,lls6ll qrs., 45a. 2d.; Wiley, 8,2881 qrs., 40a. 9d. Norrineaux, Dac.3.-The supply of wheat woo toiseablo; discondition atheist:ones however, materially naiad. There was • fair &need, sad bet week's prices was sapportad. Old whits mold at 60s. to 65c ; new 48a. to 69a.; old red, Vic to 48e.; saw, 40s. to 465. gar 38 awe. Then was. moderato show al barley, lbw manna d which wan about is dear se lest week; melting waft et 340. to 46e. per qr. foreign &Ws, les. to 41e per ditto; grinding, old, 28s. to 31c; new, 28s. to Ins. per 30 atone. Oats sold slowly at the prices of bet week; old, 275. to 118 s.; new, 245. to 275. per 24 stone. Boma won to limited supply, sad the best son* made pre vious ratan, while sew end asocadary qualities were rather l ob/swat ; old, 48c to 624.; now, 41s. so 45e. per 88 stone ; sure tow, 36t. to Ws.; dos, 31s. to 83s. par 20 stone. Oxvoitz, Dec. 3.-There was quits an average supply of when at market to-day. and • good attoodance of buyers. For prime samples of white whim* more meow war asked sod given, and a good deal thaw* hands. The same remarks apply to other kind' of grain. Prices were as follows-via., whim, die. to 62a. per qr. ; red, 40.1. to 46e. Barley, 28e. to 86e. Oats, 19a. to 28e. Benny 39a. to 48a. Hog wen, 395. to 42a. ; boiling per, 435. to 411 s. Flour, 33a. per auk. _ _ _ RIADINO. Dec. 3.—There was a short supply of wheat at our market this morning, though the attendant* was large. TM trade generally was dull, buyers requiring a reduction, which holders did not seem disposed to concede, bat prime were slightly la favour of parchment, being generally a shade lower than those of last week, and in some instances la, per qr. lass The trails to barley sou moderate, there being more inquiry for grinding lemplee, but prices were unaltered. Oats, beam, and per experienced a steady trade at late Rocassua, Dsc. B.—The supplies at this Exchange owe meaty, but is improved condition. A decline of in. to 2.. per quarter on best and inferior kind' took t?lsoe, and there was bat little banana doing. The trade in foreign kinds exhibited the same languor, with a decline of Is. per quarter. There was lees barley on offer, but prime lot. for among purposes realised the fall rates of last week ; grind log also sold readily at former quotations, although some in , Grim maples were done at L. lees money. Oats ruled steady, end the little business transacted was dose at the ' same Me as last week. Beau were somewhat cheaper, with a slow inquiry; pees times t unsaleable, with so alteration. The following ere the current quottWma •—White wheat, 445. to 60s. ; red wheat. 1395. to 44a.; melting barley, S&L to 43e.; grinding barley, 26e. to 38e.; one, 23*. to 275. ' • 40e. to 48 s. ; peas, Om. to 46a.; dour, 33a. to 39a. peell s :a 2901te. Wissuce, Dec. B.—We have a good supply of wheat to day, with more oast and bums. Wheat with difficulty made Let week's mime, yet these wee Ammer in the trade. Gate and team Id. to M. par qr. Mauer. Prices to the grower : Wheat, white, new, 44e. to 41s. • extra, 495., 63Ite. per bushel; ditto red, new, lea. to . 415., extra, 445. • ditto white. old, 44.. to 475., extra, 495. • ditto red, old, 4 0e. to 495., extra, 445. Oats, ltd. to ; per stone. Beam, 40s. to 445, per qr. - - - - Wountsvna, Dna B.—There was &Inge supply of wheat at market to-day, end a decline of la. par qr. was relnetaatly submitted to. Belay doll and rather throes. Cats sold slowly at rather kos may. Bum landing downwards. Peas very dull. Yogi, Die. 3.—Than was only a inotterate supply of wheat, which sold at the grnWens et the previous week. Thebes* white was disposed clad 48s. ; secondary qualldas, 44a. to 48s. ; impeder red, 44.. ; wawadary, 40.. to 425. per 38 'roam hawk, the trade dome was hotted ,• the bid malting satsuma very sum, and sold at previous rates, 38.. to 425. par:quarter. Comas samples were a heavy mak at a alight redaction, rake varying from 275. to 294.= at. The show of other aorta of spring corn was m and oats were in limited request at late currencies, 245. to 280.'per 24 'toes. Beans sold at tall quotations, 44e. to 48a. per 88 stew ; rye, 30s. ; malt, 88a. to 70s : per 38 storm. 3.—Thu waded duriag the weak has been dry, gold, and frosty—not so hard, however, as to Fin evest , wowing for a taw hours on some of the At our country markets this week we had lam pub all kinds offering then for many weeks past, mots of dm doer kb& of barley. Wheat sad mat were a l to buy, and generally Is. per qr. lower. Barley malatainad its prim, sad ens a ready sale. flan, to-day, wo batik supplies of wheat, barley, end db. Bold of when sad ode slow, at 6d. to is per qr. under last week's rates. Barley sold readily at the prime of last week. Wheel, 43e. to iike. par gr. Bewley, 30r. to 40e. dd. Oats, 21a. 64. to 28s. WATMOZD, DIC. B.—Our au t fre of grain hem formen have fallen off considerably week, bat we bars bad more eats offsets; by boat um& for some time past. From abroad that, Is not • single anted to report, and east wise only a few hundred quarters of wheat. The trade kw ccedinued in the MISB dull stets as =deed in our last, and picas of nearly all articles have been in favour of layers. Fanners' wheat bas declined fully la. per barrel, but foreign ma hardly be quoted cheaper, and held, ere not anxious to sal at present rater. Barley is more didlenit to ol= ea and rather dearer for best welting samples. The i supply of oats has brought forward more buyers, and a LW quantity km changed bands at 3d. per barrel below oar bat quotations. Imilso Corn.—The lugs arrivals is the mast have induced burn to hold off in axpeotatha of baing able to operate on more favourable terms next week, and so little badness has bean doss that prime are almost nominal. Floor a Mow sale at 6d. per sack decline. Imports this • week:—Wheat, 410 qrs.; flour, 60 sacks. Experts this week :—Wbm; 163 bib.; tab, 8,170 brie.; flour, 1,892 masks; oabieal, 80 meta. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OAIU♦LTT. llama Mon Cqotalalelkaera, Tk .Ds yastordat. N. 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WILE IWSON.-148.1. at Yield Haw, Helper. Derby:llre, the •do of W. W. Wllkfrom. s+oB.oB • •••• Aow. WILLIAIId.—Dm 1. al bans. Was., of a ma. Brixton, the Lie of C. WW MARRIAGES. BOW EN—coortm.—Don. 1. st llookstown Clturcti. war Dobtln, C. H. Boom. Log .ur CoortArord. Qum County, to WM% mom dsubta of Lbo Wm a. W. thaw. 1.4.. '. of Lositfortl Luftgo. Sow sown IlituWN-813EPHSILD.—Des.1..1 AU tialetok Trtodbarr. thtg . l . l7 ; J. Formby. 1 , ..1 M.D. J. Bt. teareArct's Boots, to ttsrytet Landolkott of J. eltebted. lA.. of Ups.* Cattle: Nat 1111411•111 C 11.eltDINITY •MASTIRMAIf.—At St. Wary', Scarborough. by the Row Dr. Whlteakte. Sr. 13. Ilardostg. of Shelivid. to allaabsh. of the late Mr. N. J. Prato W Rooreseoroo.h. 1.1 •1114- I WARRIOTT.—Doe. I. at Pt. 'a Platudihr. Mme 11. w. T. BYO. J. Partil. tip., eca of I. W. Oarill. of Soleyea Ttralotrre, Lon, to of daughter of R tierbott, E. 41, of Abbot. MIL Ie the tom *misty. TAILOR—RAIN SR, btilL—Nov. 910. at Oorrfokl. Tortubiru by the Rer. root:, Walter. roo of J. *f.tylor, Rot of Neva... Sodden. geld. to hoots daugl.ksef U. P. hao:Ndre. hot .01 Oulotoa Pori. W 7% at St. Jane.'., l, l the Roe. T P. Sabina. D. Robb, ti.u., to glary Gauot, daughter of U. B. LW, of Modawhottsfa DEATHS. ALIXAN DLit —Dee. I. at It lantatiplare. 111 R. Alatadthr. Hart, •804 D 30. at Cambuy place. Cbaltentam, W. Dodwod. IbM *awl 17. OUDMMIL —Nor. 30. at allusaarram Downturn road. Ingdarld Mr. G. Godard. 1111101•24.—Nov. $O. at Chart ow. Dom Ottawas° Lauda, widow of tea late M. H. Manama Dow aged 70. RILL.—Dok I. Oranalat.oloo, Mra HID. aawl7.s . JO:M-lam 1. at DP•amcv Ha& Drumm Ladyttloass, widow at Dr late_ MatepOoteral ea J. T. Jrwat, Mut.. M.0.1a. of the lodlal Ila uTO .11,, L a! o..hrkleHarrost. KW IL IL Kea 11111 1 0 1 1VM1V . 11, 1 .1.... -" rbew i tsbut. Mr. a xiscio. Mid $3. *AWOL—Dor 1. Imre mrlie me lb, /m S. O. MEW Woe eir Apelie& DOM. mom n. w bui.D o. IL as Tork.tmermam. Qmsma'bemad. Peadeaa. wow. D. 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