The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-03 00:00:00

!ROY ZatiT 710IFTS 6.421173. sairairrrt 2011117 °Mania SaVIDS2a, Beab-lase, Canllnn•stnef, CANNA Skinasmorent, coffee house keeper, asimikar Slew. 12 M 1, oaf Dn. 10 at 12, at Being laliftest. Si, Tamar and flot a ll a zat-plaea, White aingatrand; Graham, • street. 3Dwor Omar, ireaoosper, N0v.17 at 2, and Dan 16 at 1, at Bestug I.strivt. Sole. Bell WA CO Abeherch-laut, City, off. rag., Stand ad, Beane 11111111JAN rune, Savor, neer Newbury, East Hai- • hewn, &than*, aid Hermbourne Prime., sear Whig aintah. Saithatorz w paper matter, Nov. 17. t 1. d as Dr_ is, 12, as hall.strem. &la., Smith aid 3°84 Baniartre-iina off. agate.. Starahld, Bammiba-street. 8 tat M trim°, 11 ! abuse-road, mason , N ov . 16 at 11, an e. ary D. 16 at 1, at Bmin d rhall-strest. Sol., Atkin son. Bedford-row; off. asaig., Ball, Colemen.stran buodiess. HtVlir LOWS Wirtz; N., N ot ik.atieel, Ftsobary. teW aat, r, Nov. 12 at and Dec. 10 at 14, a Hemlock/41- To' ond co, Old Jewry-arm :bars; Ou '"" t ; - idermanbary L " 411411111, A . Lto!m ti FlizitAlllCl, Ololioeater-plus, Port ladoirasass hair, Noe. 13 Ind Dea. 11, at 11, At Ssainghall-streat. lowts. 'ad l a w * Inr place. Halton ; Psaai i 4 Guildhall-easlabirs. JOHN HAM.., College- Uproar Thum..-whet, City, envelope inamviaorarar, Nov. 12 at 121. and Deo. 14 at 1, at timtguiball-street. Sala., Wears. Linklater and Hack- Walbrook, City; oft wag.. Iwo, Alderman= Jr tl reav Hammereseith, Iloansed Nov. :3 rd 11, and Dec. Tat I, al Basgaglaill-atrait. Sob.: Ttawaami Gad &a, Canada, Cu, ; wig., Lae, Jahr. inaatua7. JA NEL Et. MANSON, 866/1/814, lieaudrap.r, Nov. 20 and Dee. 12, at 11), at Loeb Court had at . Sol., TN& sun, SLelleld ; of. orig., Brawls, Sheffield. INSOLVENT PETlTlOffiffin. II Mawr, Weiptrukludglegkimiebesper--W.lPoso, Upper 1 1 -7amir sisesil, = low nftlier—J. le biros, ilammerveng, Joie teadire at SUMS Buses, Ileriblinbarlisikinik eirask bow keeper-0, Prombira. Cisme lisnory, . DIICLAILATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WALT ra !owns asel Commis Aurae, /3.1.3-48nek War toa, eal eirran—lat *viand of Uhl., Nov. 3, art tan, sub..gum Walaudays, M Bohromis'e, Brisigka - wow , Rao srHt i Picaodll loomoro--lat dividend of W., If ow. 3. sod thros ostooquosi Weirdo's, al 11,1woWo, Booiagholl• otroot. WILL tad IiVIRT Camouroboot wet, Ctti, sad Alooootorrose. coentioka epri—let dividend et 206., Sm. a g see tene Nehmen& Welesetisys, Ilk terde'l& Desteste&raire. _ _ _ _ 'Lao isatart — ='lsors, Bank-eimbwo, Load's:7. olooltbroir—lat &Mad of h. Tbanday, Tioffegbabonvos. - . CHAILLIaI thmutoaa, OdiAas, lienipildni, Yid Mier—lot dividend at Is, amy Thumlay, at dtsaallita. nagi Csallies Illgawue lad Cana au. HAm., auk laa darling d 111 i L, lay Ifteellay, at Sasaabld'a. J llg'CLeme lad gamic" Camas lITLag,N, Tot samia• awe, Cry, Mao aringiaals—lst alvalial d 7d, gay NIWDOCLD taut mi l= " tie kWh MEW her-seit —IN etlykiesil d Is. Set, say Taisisy, mg _ Hastlald. /sow Romeo:a, Jun., Idtaid* vadeliminr—lat &via dead alas. mny ilmendey, M limemia* SANCTI. BOWILSTISakiId, IA et da. U., say Tommie j, at Imenta'a, lIPUJIBOIT BOTLILS, CHRLITOPYINZ BAK *swarm Braman, iktudsigime, Wks drawers-1M dial. dead of 4m., Nov. 4, sad nay wilmmegoent Tbareday, at manses, Birselagbaam. JOHN OW= mad JOSS MATSUI' GLICK, Wommilw, ton Mere—lad dividend ad sa, aay Teamday, at Whitaceds. datastegbaaa. Jon (tads (manta anat.), Wagoader, taaker —2ad divf dead of 17a. W., say Taantay, at Vi anaiore* Bidmias houa OtTCI (sipirells Wormater, basket —.lr d &Mind dIA. , say Turley, st Whitman's. Mr ...gamete, ' ' ' - • ' • atie Ltartem, Nettiserio, Yee manafactasee-2ad divided « I. 2/, Nov.l, lad Wee eabeecialuat Nuedaya, ma Hardee, Notting Joe% Wntut i Losetevengb, Edam —lat dividend et 1.. 6t, Nov. , end imabeaquent Masdays, at Bearitte, Nottfissima. ?nomAs Ilwaszourr, LsWarr, goal eiteclta/1-1d deal of ad., Nov. I, mad tLrai sotooqusse. Madame, at Norris's, Nottioglssos. Tawas.% Davies, Absvgaysony, Issectier—dlvideed of 9a, Ncv, 3, sal oay saboutoris Wedasoclay, as Afilkes, JAmS.lleuteate sad 11171/T BIATIN, Bristol, builders— dinbead el la 9d., Na. 3, sad say subsequent Wedsass day. at Miller's„ BracoL Lints Btort, Manchester, ireassouger— tad Method of la. bd., N0v...23, sad any .absequen r i Tneelay, at Fra ys'''. Maimbestow.__ SIAM SMITH, Radcliffe Bridge, Laseasbire, innkeeptr—let ®hides! at 6w Bd., say To...lday, at Pott'a, Maatheattor. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 23. L. Sateaos:iiz..ai.73l;, City, iserchaat—Nov. 23. J. Oke (separate estate), I.7aks-court, Old Broad• strut. Coy, sad S ettis, Prussia, mereltaat—Nov. 23. L. C. Mertaise (aspirate estate), Units•eout, Bend-West, City, sarehase—Nov. U. W. T. Cartia, Omit dt. Helen's, Ciq, smeetruit —Nov. 24. Naas, Reheat - drew, O: Meet, sad lkarberoasb, Lokshire lamas—Nov. 24. T. D. Clark, Miseries, City, brewed Attendee—Nov. 24. W. Stakda. Iladiaties, hotel ka.per—Nov. 24. J. Dualism, Neit-coot, Flest-steseatL 4 victualler—Nov. 23. W. Teak?. Geist Cast Csmodistiaquare, oboes agager—Niff. 23. J. Eddy, Deptford, maitk—Nov. 23. W. C. Oak sad C. H. Bees, Bleadked Forum, Dorestalibe. lasiusre—Nov. 23. C. H. Naos (separate estate), Blaadleed Foram, Donseeten, beaker—Nov. IL F. Brasher, Old Jewry, City, tadoe—Nov. 23. T. E. Demos, Hemel Hemp stead, Herta, tastier—Nev. 13. G. Baekkey, Upper Norte !trot, Bothsal-sreezi, dad sierebsat— D ee. P. Jour, Llaniattock, Moilmotabriore, we of the shareholders of lb; Illosimmuheldre and Olamorganshire Banking Company— Nov. 2.d. J. Mki., Sanderland, rani.,—Nor. 23. M. Craw ford, Low Warrick, Newcaellwapua-Tyne, unefurader— Nov. 15. W. Dann, North Shield*, grocer. CIRTIFICATF.B to be granted, entree settee be shown to the suntrary, oe the day ul voestans. Nor. 24. U. Brisard. Sharrant.aneet„ Oolden•square, Idiot—Nov. 23. W. F. F. P. Dryset, Bridgend, Glansor rap • hre, ireskaander Nov. a J. Roberta, Livetpool, karreaseer—Wov. 23. 8. C. Galen, Liverpool. bowsaw IMAM,—\u.. 23. Ann Cooper, Heillassise, Lancashire, doroett reensfertarer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Ararat, R. M. V. /Lavaboes', D. P. Morgan, sad M. 0 H. Norton, Llvirpoul, American ournistr , eios mar chants, a. tar as 'wards R. M. V. Kartneval—H. Hamra sad s C. Rider, IdArk-lase Chambers City, .honied erste —J. Fienisc sad H. J. Flangig, Halifax, Yorkshire, wise Mar chants—W. Hos asd F. Hem, Beestart-buddinge, &mad, whokoale stationers—W. 8. Colo sod W. &detail, Pork, law/imbue, drapers—P. J. brauisell, W. A. Adana, W. Owen, sad W. P. Hoy* Rotherbani, `forked**, Item =SA nfornmpro—W, Waller and J. Waller, Float- , boakealiera —C. Marks and I. Laurin, Dirraingkaas, Iscs—C. Regal and W aits . Leviek, Elhadlaid, hand J. Hind sad W. s, Ralakillo-terrace, read, booked ars -1. Urology, J. W. 1., and O. Briggs, Over Dare es. Lascaolate, power loots sloth massiarderses, se ler as rryarde J. Waisi—J. Liptak 11. Haores, sod I. Bor. dot. brsad-satiret, Cbasysida, wateissainses—Dennis Man Steams arid Looks Oebors, &Isidro, essatz, was hsers—R. D. Warta! sad R. _R. Boras, Careraisrad, ettoeseye—R. Haddam-1 and W. C. Rtruaaphara, wrier inenaketantre —C. Madder= P. Scalia, Betolph•lnna City, Starlit trait in , -rchanto-3. ihsvossormi sad M. Wi4va, Nenesstla-apoo-Tya*, IMMO Shattagreare sad J. Cam. Bnialiaalmun, co & Wm* kronor* masahotarare—Cl. Jackson, Y. Bashed, and D, )Ladled, Inwards and Skillman', Y , ,rliaatre Mono dsl a far as regards CI. Joalwan-3. Bishop and 0. P. Coffin, nettnglit-otnin, Bethsalwraeorread, eibenalaahato —T, Maims and H. Pnedaleith, Bonewk•apos-Tworl, hookelawr•-8. Waite, J. Wren, and W. Bulgy, so dor as mania W. Staley—Cluiatias Bartiolawav, ekrurfaa Law or Trail% and Jowls Barthel ,eason idhibargb, drawatanws, M fez in mania Carinthia Beerawiernew. ecotpii eIQUNSTRATIoNs. NOT. Rosins WaliAM Pauaa, Rtinwergb, pariah tataloer, Nov. 9, at Dwells ead etee Worm, liebabornk. Jays WAIJ.AC.I. Demonelele. worLpinwr, Nor. 9, ea the RATeI Oak 11.4.1, ALGA ALII•1101.111 WATT, D 05141711116. talk dealer. Nor. 5, at the Commercial Hoar; (Taratadre), Dos&rio!lne. WiLotas Bowls, HJgta, flasher, Nov. 9, at the Gordnet Anes ead, H litnia. Witelax Olsegow, writer, NOT. 9, at the CCU Need, Glanow. Toone+ Cum Tatisztu.ar, Portobello, noir Edinburgh, satobrolter, Nos. 9, at 9ferIl1.1011 . • Know., E.ltabargb. GAT,. PAZ., Xlltaea, sad Gleatwr, Sealmr, Nov. 9, at no 800.. Ilseal, Lama Taollas Aurcou, Obagoet, tobacconist, Nor. 9, M the Peasky asn, Oluiser. Jour Dovetrs, Gleasew, 'might, Nov. 9, at the Penalty Hal, Olusow. Au ISTMIT ACCIDWITALLY HattGan.—Yesterday rains Kr. Carter bold a taping at the Royal Oak levers, Berutordary, ea the tadr e s e i rmy Ttesa m e Jamie Att, aged 12 mouths, the sae at a trae-flOar. Oa Intel hot tb• mother and Maw rottrad to bed trill' thadr Worst, and about ire o'clock tho deltorse: morning the L-coer teas aroused by bar elle* Add chyle", end am auaeed the degeethd hum bar NU Upon Rothe to bed as the shad Wan ate took the retraction to place • labia the olds at the Led to Proust the dereared fallow oat; whoaby ot.• mired the latest she obtaised • light, sad found that it ev onagesdall by its sock between the table sad tb. bed 110.1tral assistance wee at each proonrod. bat the poor rbild wee puts deed. The jury returned • verdict of " Amides,'" THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EmENrom, NOVEMBER 3, 1858 Rabo Initilignut. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 2. Sittisgs k Buiso.—BAre Lord Campbell (Chief Jona* _4 Janda, Wiebbasa, Brl., sad Hui.) Minor v. MOSTLY or Tall 111.1)101D CHAWIT.— T o fhb *elms. which was triad before Lord Campbell drurlug the aittiop at Guildhall &fur last term, the jury found a verdict fur the platu. tif. _ _ Mr. Knowle; sow moved, in menthes of leave reserved by the loathed judge, to set eel& the verdict, and to eater • eneenit or a via , for the defendants. The salon was brought by the "next Mead" of the plaintiff, a child six yeas old, for Werke easteined through the defective gassing is front of a hones in Bedford -street, Red Li9e-equare, of which the defendants were the ground landlords. The defendants plaided "not guilty," and 'soundly, "net Kurd Campbell—The came turns entirely on the last plea. There was olesrlyr andess, but the question is whether the evidence Rue the dsfeadrb with liability to keep the grating repair. Mr. Knowles said, although the defendants wets the wain et the house, they had let it to • pawn named Mar ton we • Imes for 30 yews, of wide "may year had to ran at the time of the seektsen. Murtha was bound to keep the premiss in 'spar, and he let the greater part of them to sub tenants. In July, 1856, he beanie insolvent, and on the 26th of that &math pm up the inset° the Insolvent Court. The aotnieet lamed • few days efterwarcle, via., on the 4th Angus". Tbe grovianal magmas declined to elect whether he weld hie the lease, and the de &Moab Wake male en applutatioa for it, the mart used ea *der giving the lases to them The ground minelpally rehsd upon by the plaintiff woe, that OW the insolvency, end before the 4th Kermit (Murtha having then quitted the premises), the deiendants paw notice to two of the Meant& to pay the rent to them, and had actuallyT received the money. T'hirs, it was ocaterided, put the deieedeate Y poemeakm, is es to melte them Babb. iihr. Knowles now sainained that it made so difference is the esse, the house at the time of the accident being still in the pamemitin el Maine, or the previsional essigeme; and se mike, resent authorities the Forty really liable Wog not the owner, but the party occupying. Rule granted. HALLIDAT C. NORGAN.—A HOHAZ CASS. This was an anion for breach of a horse warranty, tried befog. the Comma Oedemas la the Lord Mayor's,,Cotart, in which a madras was returned by the jury for the plaintiff. Mr. D. Kress now moved, with the permlaidon of the learned judge, for a rule to 11/11/7 0118•1 why the verdict should not be est asideand • verdict entered for the defendant, an the potted of miedirectioa. It appeared that the plaintiff parchesed the horse on a weernaty that the animal was mud; but &ding afterwards that it woo in the habit of " shying," he retread It to the defendant, end brought sa melon to the recovery of the purchasetacesy. He called at the trial a yeterinary eargeoa, who mid the hone had an emninally COIITOX comer of the eye which caused it to to beet-wighted, and that es it went through the streets It Memo embarrassed and "shied."" Ia reply to • question he mid then we. ao dimes ia the eye, sad that the " sitylas " arose oatbely teem the peculiar formation of that The Colognes Hinimed teld the jury that be point of fad threy _maid leave to comider whether the defect in the eye amid be oared if the bons IMO to weer ppsscc sad add the V they awes espial= that the " sit e jlog"of the Mese eras him dekonsmine of Mike sr • enteral nesnormedian of the rye, there was aasemadiess. The plaintiff weld be mania to a verdict. 'Re Lamed eissmal ass emoesdad that this was • adediesliss ea dee pent of the Jades. He Woes nes samme beesist, wed the peak* liar of the em, whisk was marely a asassolled dellegt, Ad met meant to ap esembome. Lod Oarbaß—Woold so argadtal diet amount to ing smordser, allbou U ? gb It illsablid du mini from perform all No Ittasties• of • na lb. Lem somordedl that the intheabit congenital in this thee 11l rot .driedtbe einselathe ot the rthe l it id a that it mist b• purart it yr MI by dr poor thane at the tithe at eds. _ _ Lard Campbell gm of opinion that the Comte ilerjeasee direction was wholly unexceptionable. It amid never be tamed that the lea Is red rned ju meantdze m w y te s illele a bed been oiled dinar ibeabled a hone from doing what f i lle bd espected Rem a mund home would sot be a bees& a trurreaty et emminsee. If • horse bad bean nearly blind, et had hod • annweeted toot from ita birth, surely that would be a breach el warranty, although the defect might have existed before the animal was foaled. As to the argument that the pur chaser was bound to take each. of the diet, than being ea 'sprees warranty he meld set be Wild qes to eased= the eye narrowly sad see whether the wow was so fanned es to produce short-idghtednem. lie thought there was abodast etirlerece to support the verdict. The otbmjidges concurring, the application wee shoed. In the wares of the share et • ma, wiles MOS we hid not learn, appeared au the dam et the wort, end said he bed an epylicotioe to make to their lordship. Lord Campbell—What la the nature of it P The spot cent —I would prefer reading my affidavit. Lord Cerupbe/I—Yon must state what rule you move hr. 'the applicant—l wish to move for a rule to prevent a pare titular gentleman at the bar from practiMag at the bar moil the we made here, aad before your lorialdps' owe eyes, eneaweired by him. Lord Campbell—We have no aathoeity to make each an order. The applicant—lt is in respect of an it:AWN committed before your lordahips' very eyes. Lord cannot hear such a malice made. You most aft down or leavethe XL Justice Brk—Then is sootier tribunal to which yes or apply. If you wish to prevent a barrister reactiatag st tbs bar ter say safficiant reason you can apply to the bewebore who .died Ur to the bar, and they am load es bow sad 6sterraine the question. The applicant—l thank you lordship for the ragpolks, but I know sufficient not to wish to apply to a higher tri bunal than that. The applicent thin returned his seat. After all this, end after she had paid 2001. for writs of habeas comes, her husband wee declared to be improperly in prison ADA discharged by the Lord Chancellor. The Lord Chief Justice said the 00Urt vas of opinion that there wee no ground fur granting a rule. As to the question of privilege that had been considered by the tdeeree Boo* mod B bed been decided that there woe se Moths* trots melt. He mainly essoarred in that visa. La to the cable poiat Übe omit had previously decided the metier, sad he bed so doubt about It. Writ retaeed. yards of silk, vela* 7k., the property of Charles Laing and smother, kb manna lir. fiedilt reemetel ; Mr. kleteelfsdelesded the prisoner. The promise Ye kandtspois . and silk mercers, carry ing 011 MOM= Coemsercial-rosd Bas e r *sew was la *fir mbpley es • porter. Ou the dt pantie, was obeirred to take a silk dress, wrap twit peer, sell Lyra o 'it. A hay matched him and allenteade arm Idse ftesit the pared lathe dust-bin and same the duet ever It. When tie Wears, west to break hist the boy watt to the dust-bin and took out the parrot, mkt* was found to be a quantity of silk, of the value shore stsW. Mr. Metal* addressed the jury for the Flamer, and said this was a very painful sew, inasmuch es the man at the bar had hitherto borne a good oharaeurr I. this establishment, whse his wile was employed as cook and his daughter as servant ; hat endortanately, although the man had hitherto borne a good character, he had lately taken to drinking, and he wee away from his employment for • week in oonae q•ooe. Be had returned, and was In a drunken Sate when this happened, and therefore he would leave the jury to say whether ale was not the act of • man elms Intellect wee bertad with drink rather than the deliberate act of a man who intended to commit a felony. Bernal witness were called, who gave the prisons • ♦ay excellent character for honesty for a number of yews. Mr. Creasy rammed up the evidence, and The jury toand the prisoner Guilty, and be was sentenced to Ii naughd hard labour. _ _ Jane Mosiststephen, 19, servant, was Malted foe Mean Mae yards of menno, the property of Henry Bennett, her maw, Mr. Brooke prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe defended the pet al:oer. The prosecutor in this ow was itheo a linendraper, car new on boidneas in Upper North-plan*, Oray'e-inn-road, and on Sunday afternoon, the 24th ale., be was in his dining ' roam, which is timids above the shop, end on looking through the ventilator into the 'bop, he saw the primmer go to the glove department and then to the part when the me rinos were kept, and take something. She shortly afterwards left the home, he fetched • coastabie, and gave her Into ono- Jody. Oa her way to the madam-house the prisoner mad* • examanicatkat to the police-comitabis, and in consequence he afterwards seat to the hones, and found a merino dress in kldbohen, behind • dust-bin, which the prosecutor identhled se ids property. Yr. Metcalfe, for the prisoner, contended that the evidence lees qtdie hmeafficient to convict the prisoner of stealing the dress. The jury hand the prisoner Guilty. )&r. Cressy sentenced her to be imprisoned for six weeks, and herd labour.. BioAwi Temp — king, 20, carman, was indicted for stealing• cheat of 111% value la, the property of the Great Western Railway Company. Mr. Rigby wee for the prosecution; Mr. Metcalfe defended the wiermar. From the evidence of a number of winters@ celled at the part of the prosecution it appeared that the prisonar and another carman named Harris were in the employment el Mr. Harr* of the Aug.!, Farringdon-street, one of the agents cif the Great Wester. Rahway. The prisoner re mind orders on the 9th of Ootober to proceed to the West India Docks, but butted he accompanied Harris to Padding ton. While there he took a chest of tea which, with others, W bees Owed in a truck for conventual to Taunton and pa it on Mr. Hanie's van, but the foreman said it was not Was, and removed it. The prisoner, however, said he would chinos it," and placed it again on the van. The ibrialla again removed it on to the platform, and afterwards contemniested with the officials. The chest was seabed until Mr. Harris's van left, but no one disturbed it ; and cubes gewatly Tompkins we.charged with having moved it from the track with the felonious intention of stealing it. Mr. Metealle mom-examined the witnesses at great length, end in hie address to the jury urged that the evidence lad en tirely Isilla to make out the charge of felony. Mr. Clem" having summed up, the jury found the pri mer Net °Katy. contradict the nnico4 statements made by several labonren and Mr. Myers on Monday last. It was stated that he had received the money for the wages and had absconded. Mr. King said that was net true and Hallowed to go forth to the public unooutradicted would be very injurious to hie character. Mr.lllWcham having explained what had taken plus fa court. Mr. King rid—l never signed any oontraot with Mr. Myers. On Friday evening last he returned from abroad, and then be wanted me to eign one, but I refused, and told him all I wanted wee enough money to pay the men. On Saturday I called for that, when I was offered 111. le. 6d., which I raid was of no we, and told him I should send the men. When I found Mr. Myers would not pay them I west everywhere to obtain the money, but I did not abscond. Mr. Myers knew that 111. would not pay them, but I have slum paid them to my loss. I have been under no agreement or contract. Mr. Myers employed timekeepers to look after the men, and their time was taken and work measured before any money was paid. Mr. Myers undertook to pay the men. Of course when I rtquired 401. for that purpose, and ho only alfind me 111. 1 ad. , I sent the men to him. Mr. Burchara—l suppose that what remains over aftar you hays paid the men is yours? Mr. King—Yes, sir; but I only attend here to vindicate my character from the aspersion. mat upon it by the news papers, es one of them has not given the whole of what transpired before you. Mr. Burcham—l am very glad that you have attended to day, as it has taken an impression off my mind which seemed rather unfavourable to you. It is now quits the reverse. I am sure you had no intention to run away from these poor people, but that you considered that Mr. Myers Hader the circumstances, ought to have paid them. It hen i mimes fkom • dispute between you and Mr. Myers. Mr. King—l wish it to be understood that I did not abeeend, as stated by the papery. Stich • term might injure m character for life if lilt =contradicted. Mr. Burcham—lt is quite clear in my opinion that you did not abscond. Is fact, that was a term made um of by a Due who perhaps did not understand its meaning. Mr. King thanked his worship and withdrew. SERIOUS LOU OP LIPS AND 1111IPPING 1411ING TEE LATE GALES. SHIELDS, Tutenar Foaasoosr. We have already reported that • vessel named the Wingrave, belonging to this port, wee run down and perished with all hands during the late gale. Theme is now little doubt that another collier vessel, the Amaranth, of [listen Shire, has also been lost, and that *very one on board have suffered with her. She left Cuxhaven Ws weeks ago In ballast for the Tyne, and hes never sines been heard of. She had a crew of ten or eleven heads, and the muter's wife was also on the voyage with him. So that twelve persons at lout must have perished. Several ships that have reached here from Hamburg report having parsed the wreck of a lugs brig, apparently of about three hundred tone, Boating about on the edge of the Dogger Bank, and about Duty mike from the English coast. She appeared to have been a foreign brig, and it war thought had been timber laden. Every inquiry has been made at the outports to ascertain if the crew of a foreign vessel had been landed them, but no information an be gathered with regard to them, and it is very such feared that the crew of the unfortunate brig have all The mew of the brig Dalston have arrived at their =in Shields without an article of clothing except that whleh they wore. She we. proceeding from the Tyne to the Me ditenanean with coals, when her decks were swept by a heavy sea se she warn peening along the Suffolk coast. The sea swept away the long-boat, and immediately after the vowel began to sink. The master ' Mr. Barker, however, got the sieve boat out, end mowed all lila crew away in it. They bad only been • quarter of an hoar from the vessel when she went down. The mew of the vessel, Niter pulling in their trail end overladen boat nice miles, fortunately landed at Lowestoft. The natter, chief officers, steward, and two seamen, lost in the Henry Tanner, of Shields, awn Aden, as reported by telegraph, ware Tyne sea. COURT OF COMMON I'LEAB.—Nor. 2. (Sittings br Berero.—ferfor• Lord Chief hada. Coacher'', end Joilicoe WEE MS, CTOWEIf, SSE Bybee.) BMWS L CIATISAIC.-111MAtell WAGIS.I The plelatiff era tmk eeee sad hie wile bad bon elewaril sad eihrewless co bawd the skip Jab& Pmeeir, sad be bed arteeted the defendant, by leave d •Jed" fee 20& 13x, 14 helium at 211. 17e. dd., the mama& al three manta trope. The deiradent had red the serelast, with 201. on SOODUIS 0 me!, into apart Mr. T. Imes now moved for a tole calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why the ammet paid into mart alinuld not be manned to the deka:Lat. TM Brat point wee that .01. wee not Meat the time of the arrest. The plaintiff claimed wages for thou. Loathe lading ea the 10th October, bu., arcerdieg to hie own ircount, he and hie wile left the ship no the tad of October, and it was indeed said that they had d.werted. It was further submitted that the Dewier court had no tuthattetion, Inasema as the 111th sad 199th sections of the 31e/cheat Swan'. Mt gave the keel magistrates ittrisdiction in claims for seeamnis wiles up as SW., end took sway the jurisdiction of the superior covets. Mr. Justice BON Nina Waif Oil delp bat BMA Mr. Jones—No, she mead aaodesseeted. Mr. Justice Byles—lt led boss daddsd thee the Ilfwelletai Seautees Mit aid not apply te fast Mr. James otabinded that at all 41111111 1 :7 1 :tki apply is a pada' of wages. Tb. LJtd Chid Justice said part of the deice was for wear for the *hairs wits, and she maidhardly be alder the Idnebast Usmen's Mt. (A laugh.) Mr. Jonas estimated that the tense of the act would not 'sly vet; to seassa, but to 111•11011 NO r viii. (Laughter.) Illeehise, aim had signed unties, sad Inlaid, tberefont, award- Ise Is tie est, be • Mali&S. (Renewed legalist.) The court test thee to look into the authorities upon the subject. ZOOM O. PICILTOILD —ILLTGED BICACH OP CONTILACT This can was tried before Mr. &rem Wateo,e at Exam, and the verdict was for the plainti ff , damages 204 Mr. Cnlller Q.C.. now moved fora new trial,_epes the rented that the vetdiot was again* the entiessa. The phia -I,' Ins • bees grinder at Rester, and the deindeate wen lone design is Lambeth. The defendsats bad contrasted la deliver 100 ton of bona oa board a venal in the Thanes, sod the plaintiff complained that the defendants had net delivered the tall quantity of 100 toes. The only endues* ' fer the plaintiff was that the quantity that arrived at Meier . was only 02 toss 13 owl., whilst, oa the other bead, the deisedane gave evident that bona diminished fa weight very rapidly hens getting dry and from other canoes, and there wee positive evidence that 100 tons were delivend to the bear is Louden The toed Chief Jastkv—ls that an Begliab ward, Xr. Collier f On is amnions to preserve the purity of the nether to kir. Collin said ha had often heard it at the net of learn ing where he graduated— a langb)—bat If their lordships preferred it he would use the word bargaran. The erect took Was to nest to Mr. Baron Watson apse the con 11•11218 COILPUR. MrS. Cabinet again moved for • writ of habeas corpus, to Wag bse husband lota court, so that be might show ground ix kb befog dischmzed from the custody of the Mow of the Qin.o's Prises. The pointy NNW to be three Cobham brought ea adios, whkit wee tried at Wiuchester. The (brit of the toads was called to prom some seeltdolds ipso the = mods ; but be tailed to do so, and the AMA( woo a Hs afterwards dosamied ea isepestice of the begin, which was mimed, end thereupon he sleeked s ameaseas easiam the clerk fir rabudat to show the boob; and having does so he baroadialely proceeded by railway towards jsis mil dews, at &time& He was snowed der the defendant's costs of the WWII whilst he was alma Oho *dam of the railway ratios ta IdwAss. Mra. Cobbs.' sabodind that he. woe prieileped from snow ea his way home from the magistrates. Another point wee that be hod Men takes before Hr. Jisfios Crowder to he removed from /forms:Dosser-leas to the QUISIe• Prison, sod ;be Wier sae made ; but is esserquemoe of Mr. Cobbsst ant pnyieg a half. rumen Rs the judgeatatkits bark to Ilnemenosigesslaas. This, it was osatainded, wee iaL Mrs. Cobbett resdaded their if.rd oh ins tbst her hwbaad bad bean previously 12 years is p,4. scia, sotwittuitsadisg that efts bed • plied frequently to a the carts sad been often raprlwsadetl far her yonevermialb COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Noy. 2. (Mine In Benno.—Brfore the Lord Chiat Baron, •nd Barons Bramwell, Watson, and Channel].) PHILIPS •NO ANOTHRR V. IDITARDS AND •NOTHLH.- LIABILTIT OF OLIIRIERB. Mr. Collier moved la this wee, which was an action tried before Mr. Baron Watson at Bristol, when the verdict wee found for the defendants on aimed the i 11914, but the learned judge reserved leave to the plaintiffs to move the court. The action wee to recover from the defendants, who ere ship owners, compensation for the loss of some brandy, owing to the leakage of • butt daring its passage from Bristol to fal meth. The materiel point relied upon by the defendants was that they had given notice that they would not be an swerehie 6r damage under certain circumstances. This no des of their limited liability appeared printed in very small Wars on their bills. Tis; rad Chit Baca said there might be a limit to Ha hilly, but not an extinguishment id it. For instance, it weethi las unjust that a oarrier ehould be Habig for beak noise the carriage of which was paid for as a bundle of straw. Lability should sot exosed responsibility. The mart panted ths rule. Rah semegingly. BNITWOOD SI. BAIN AND A 3011117.-41113 IPOILSIT GARDEN/. This wee an action tried at the hat sittings at Gtdldheli, sod Imought by the plaintiff as the endorsee ea • bill of erahuge, dated July 24, 1866, at two month', for 6001., end dawn on the Royal Surrey Gardens Comps* . nel uelmdante on the record were the late Mr. J. the perthesentetry spat, Mr. Thomas Eno: Molar, also a purffermatery alma, and Mr. Geo. Bain, all of whom were dolordisiders fo the company. The bill be gondola had beta meopled le hvour of Mr. Ikea, who built the retruhment rooms, sad bed boon indorsed by him to the medroetors, Mews. ?sheared and bon, who bed then setionsd kl to the who supplied the bricks. At the trial it was ob feirdlirehat the de.mte were not liable, that no mierapre sestedost hod bean proved, and that no damage had occurred in the plelattE as the °uneasy wee insolvent at the time. On the maggeedon of the homed judge a verdict was taken for the plaintiff, with leave to the defendants to move on the points of law. Mr. Edwin James (with whom TM Mr. Hale) now moved accordingly, and The Court granted the rule. Rule nisi accordingly. =LIB V. HOPPER.-DVTIZA OP STAWAILDB AT DAM. Tide west a feigned Issue to try the right to the g btu' Mabee, end wu tried at York before the Lord Olds' The real question involved was whether the denies of a stewed at a race who had a bet ma the raise was the. is. validated. It appeared that the winner mend the OM hone, aad the stewards!, Wog appealed to, gave the nabs to the aloud bone. One of the stewards bad a null bet es the mon and it was coutuded, therefore, that the decision ci the whole body wee invalid. Mr. Atherton, in moving fur a rule. urged that the pris dyke which should guide such cues Mould be thou which applkil to arbitration, and that the pulse who were celled epee to give their decision should be free tem the teats* of Mime Wasted. The Lord Chief Baron, in giving judgment, said It wadi be more satitheicey if the court had the benefit of the ups rime of Baron Martln—(laughter)—but they wen ell speed that, either on the pound that the gentlemen who had sated as steward was not swayed in his jodimat, ar an the ground that without him there would Woe bee. a du, aijteity In favour of his decision, the vacant should sot be disturbed. Rule reined. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 2. (Before Mr. Cormlaelomer Murphy.) IN la TRONAI COI. This Insolvent, who.. case was beforettes court on Monday, when it was intimated he would be discharged, wee to day opposed by Mr. beaten on the part of Mr. Lae ; Mr. appals& AIWA the case was over on Monday, Mr. Laxtoet intimated that be oppored, and as it was celled en balms the time ap p itted he was allowed to oppose to-day. The tracteent, ft will be recollected, was head master of Dolmen College firmartaz School, and his insolvanoy arose from the maltose' the eompenaation on the abolition of the ofboa His Honour, after hearing Mr. Litton, discharged the fa aohea wishing him emcee* in his future prospects. MIDDL.&VBX SESSION& (Before Mr. Pub Q,C., Assistant-Judge, at Clerkinwell.) Atzte , Baleess, sad Isiah, his wife, hush= Good, John and Ass, kle wife, John Myers and Sara, his =lb, Win bidlobd for being the keepers of brothels in Eagle court and Little Cathodes-threat, Strand. They pleaded guilty, sad were ardemd to enter into rthognissuom sad put la bell to weer for jodsmost at the nee =viola. These preasestkee wire originally set in motion by the Assodatka kr the Protection of Wowen, whom attention wee called Ss mottos by Lord logeetre end others inte rested In the new medal lodging boom, for 38 respectable Imam, nem which these broth= were threated. The pro emial= woo subsequeatly taken up whose the pariah authori dose' Ilertin-lit-the-Fithde, at inotance the bills inn pishend. It wee understood that the houses ware to he lanneolleisly sheadoned. Mr. I. Breton and Mr. Foot appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Uses& for six of the defendants. Idsurd /alai, ,21 was indicted for embezzling various arm de mosoy, whioh be had revived in thecapeciiy of clerk to, and on amount of, the Gas-light and Coke Company, employers. He pleaded gutty. Thaprimeer's deathblow arnounted to about 1201. alto gether, sad ooesinthd of about sixty betanoes of embeonling. Ms was a yoring was if goad tharecter and respectably con nected, and bad bees receiving 11. per week salary. The Ambient-Judge said them mars of embezzlement by clerks were always of a seeking nature. Considering the air ownstenoss Mated with respect to the prisoner the court wool Pao apoa him o *wawa of hard labour fo r one year. Mem Loges, 21, a sailor, was convicted of defrauding Rob= Odds of the three sums of 10a., 10e., end 16e., by Ithiely tine that be belonged to a ship called the , lying in the West India Dock, and had about 10 3 07billere to receive. TV proesosbrinii • beer-shop keeper. Prisoner w oe essteaced to 4 month. hard labour. 4Jfr. Roberta, 12, was indicted for unlawfully and ma wounding Elisabeth Bennett with • knife. Se Iraq. TheCr sold baked potatoes in the street, and, re voked some other childnn, who called after him in 'atm. all hot," he was eo exasperated that he ma and kicked the proacntrix, • little girl who was Mies ca the kerb stoma with two others, and on her threa tening to tell • policeman, he took up the knits which he weed m cut his potatoes open with, and stabbed her in the ann. The prisoner, when charged, said he did not mean to do it, and wee very sorry ; but the girls knocked him about. The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to three weeks' an , cglKaasat, sad directed that he should be kept in separate /Mil= Ames, 27, sad Priscilla Allen, 28, were indicted for bitaborly breaking and entering the shop of Janes Roberta, sad moiling a quantity of boots and shoes, his property ; aad John llama; 32, wee indicted for felonionaly rearing the ram The peawstwe had a shop, No. 20, Hooper's-err inipbtebeidon, and the order adduced proved that Jeer sad Alba attired it during the night of the 6A of October, sad took the liinader they obtained to the primer who lived at No. 12 la the ease ewer They wen = Ors sy. Nothing wee known spirt Allen ; bat Jeer sad Nernett wore pored to be very old offender., sad fairer cenviaras were put whet thong Berrestit, the ponce ▪ wee the in ti a peg. who bed bra nearly all true paned, mad baron be had lived by receiving sad disposing of whet thieves brought hire. =wee senteend to hard brow for (ado. calendar Jaws to petal servitude for roves, and Barnett for to years. Our s Bishop, 13 years of ags, was Indira* for rating a atigls ball, the property of Esther Maddest. Bs pleaded guilty. Although to young, thee wen eight hirer or reries recorded spirt him. arra ea el the last % s tem truths be had passed in prison. ern sentenced him to six maths lapisonaent in the House of Correction, end four yore dread= la an- Swarm institution. Bared Bona, 18, rev t, Oriel gailtief heviag stolen tire raters sad N. fa. 7d. the repeety sod away of Israel Berner Is trellis-beer Abe poliessesa tit the ore said the primer obtained a drab= by • fair character, and dined, goardead the robbery. rertitTtseiT i , 21, no tteoeths ' b r a g i t:re r tit, terrired of a terry tatuoittsd in her master's boar was else watered le Ipht mates' bard labour. Leda litertieit,l6, was faired for skean a photograph gad oth inner artic l les, sad a qratity of copper mow, the pro- MartperThey of Jane adder - Alawiltel ha Air Aron a stints, err trued up to be dealt with as an notwelgllA. sad disorderly pll/11011 ender the VagraVagrant Air There were eight sarasaryoolllvitulses against nt The Ainietent-Judge santecoed her to eight months' herd lama, with • promise of at least double as much if she was over brooght up again sod coovional. Ths grand jury »turned two true bills against persons 6r 6se= s in At. Georga'a Eta disorderly honer ; a., med demist = premises not duly Mame= by deist anrt aader the 24 Cleo. 11., o. 36. lb. Poland moved for bench warrants, bat The doelatant-Judge said notice must be given to the Mr kneletate to attend and enter Into TIMONECION 3 sail if they id sot do en the bench warrants would bs leattal forthwith. Mary Arloott, 62, porter, was bald le armabi Niko THE POLICE COURTS. WESIMINSTEK. Blame apewes charged with the following robbery Williams Cooper, a watchmaker, 7, Broadway, Westmin ster, said that prisoner had worked for him for up wards et four years so an out-door workman, being em ployed in cleaning watches and clocks. His conduct had beta open to suspicion for a length of time, so witness could not get beck the property with which he had entrusted him, and having been *pokes to several times on the subject, he yesterday gays Ma (witness's) wife two duplicates relating to =etches which, had been pledged, lied which whams They were customers watches. A timepiece matrnsted to him was also pledged, and he found the ticket of It emcee a number of others in prisoner's apartments. There was a gold herisceital watch end • silver hunter also miming. Joseph Molyneuz, sasialent to Mr. Smith, pawnbroker, 17, Vleemseroad, Pimlico, produced a gold watelzpiedged on the 4th of September for 125., and a time-piers on the 7th of August far 14e., both by the prisoner. John Barnes Bell, moistest to Mr. Courtney, pawnbroker, 16, Lower Raton-street, Chelsea, produced • gold watch pledged on the 21st of October for 384., be believed by the prisoner. The ticket given to Mr. Cooper's wide by the pri mmer corneponded with that given to the person pawning. Mr. Arnold remanded the accused. - - Directly after prisoner had been removed to the cells a 1 . 0. Npootable man stepped forward and mid the prisoner hat i x wards of 20 of his watch.)r and cloaks, and would the m taste grant an order for their being given up? Kr. Arnold said he could not. Another person also stepped forward to make a charge spinal the prisoner. Kr. Arnold requested the polar to allow them both to me the prisoner in the cell, and ask him vbatbar he would Ist the property be taken away. DIARLBOIOUGH-STBAZT. A man and ;;;;;;;;e4ll;rlTriiees ;kentosil with at. tempting to pick the pocket ed • reperside merveled herb named Margaret Barret, under the foible* dreastanose The prossontriz said she was passing tree* Oarbridge street, Oolden-eiquare, on the previous afire em, when the male prisoner, who was arm-in-arm with their.* stopped her, and asked her to direr him to Weibminster-bridge. He bad • pocket-book in his hand, lei mkt he was • &banger in London, having only justaaMM Leaden. She directed him, telling him he was tommg quite i from the place. She then put out her band to way to go, and then found that the female's hand was deep down in her pocket. She exclaimed, " Oh, you rabbet; is that what you mean P" when she took bar heed Mt and they both left, and went into the baths, and cm a emetedile eauttst up she spoke to him, and he went in there and took them into custody. The male prisoner said it was all false. Police-constable 16d said that on being spoken to by the biz he went into the baths (St. James's litath L V, rt 'cs oat,. place. Golden-rum, where be toned the real* - soner sitting in the females' department. On telling im the charge against him. he said ha was • stranger inf.:mks, having just come from Dublin. Cole, 317 A, a detective, said be knew both of the prisoners es the associate, of thkves tor some time. The female had peerlessly been before his ware". Kr. Hendon —Tleen they are *strangers" in London. I mere give such less than the full term. Committed for three mouths with hard labour. _ As em tieTtiOt, a designer, of Tottenham Court-road, wee Weight Wore Mr. Beam, charged with coaspirlag with Jake Viotar, now in custody at Liverpool, to defraud Paul Hybl* of 28, Tiohborne-street, of the sum of 20W. Mr. Beard appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Edward Levied°, the papaw ; and Mr. Albert interpreted. Mr. (Widen Mated that he was an advocate, residing at preesat at 23, Tichboree-street, and had been about IS menthe In England. He met with the prisoner about four months ago at the Csfii Suisse, in Tichborne-steset, and IMbnately went, on hie invitation, to No. ill, Oxentkevetrest, le play a game of chance. A person named 'Victor came into the room, with whom and the prisoner:he played at the game lled became. The cards were prodded by the person who had invited him to visit the meek At that sitting he lost in all about 361. The Ma day he went again , and lost about 701. more. He ripseeed his visite sows half-dozen times, on each cow slot lash( money. On the Last ozomios he lost 161. in massy and 661. on his word of honour. Some days after wards be paid 2tl. in satisfaction of this debt of hnnour,when the Omer mid to him, " I do sot want any more of the Kids. • I base robbed you, and I suppose you suspected as made I bad not suspected anything wrong op to that must. Some days afterward. the prisoner took him to the Cafe Elva, and showed his a Ist of marked nude and ex plained how they we Wad by the film gamblers, called Omsk*. The primmer said he ',meld show him the trick, foe if he did not practical it himself tt might serve to put him ma his guard against the roguery of others. After thts conver sation witness comeinnioated with the police, and the pri mmer wee afterwards given Into enstody. Crmeanneined by Mr. Lewis—TM prisoner told him about a month ago that he had robbed him. Since then had dined more than once with the prisoner, and also bed been with him at the Hotel de Paris, where games were played. but bad sot bear with him into gaming-hones. Had played at booms in Trento, but levee before in Zeeland. Was in Mashhad for the potpies of imprevhsg himself la the i litttagsker, designer of patterns, 21, Tiohbeine-street. Meted that he took a room In Ozenden-serest, and set arms portion of It for gaming, En.w Vidor, and told his be was acquainted with a gentleman of &mu* Mr. Onimfass. sod would latradace him. An Introduction was wised as tbs. Moss Is Oramiss.street, sad the complaisant played esolial Hess, until be had lost about 2001. Whams ressiesi Victor and moods". • store of the dowel as abr. wade ha told the sor he bad bear robbed by the omens of marked and he whined how the cods woe _ _ . It itsin anderetood that Victor wee ea his wey from lAverposi to custody to meet the charge. the tees was edjogretsd ht. week. Willies Awn was brought up for dial szeiminalkin, sherd with the miguilanghtre of Robert Langhain,h7 strik ls the heed with the beadle of a carriage setter. Ths fasts hare already Deem published to the Daily Ream The prisemsr wee fully committed for trial. Beedrd for the widow Lanham . P. 11., 20s. ; Mr. See -1 illsrik 10s.; Nth Sanford, 10e.; and from workings in their Bayleylos.; J . T., 2.1. 6d. stamps; T. English, 5a.; and IL 21 .; ,115. SOUTHWARK. Is the ovum of the afterencet Mr. King, aa rab-ora trorrox smirr Mr. Myers, attended before Mr. Minima lo COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. The ship Palmyra, which WWI lately off Plymouth with tallow and wool, from Sydney, pot book to the Sound this afternoon damaged in her bows, having been in collution at seven o'clock on Monday evening Portland. She was under single ended topsail, forrecoures, main-coarse with a reef, epankir, jib, and maintopsail, meting north by east, the wind blowing strong front sus by north. At tho same moment the barque Ellan Morrison, Captain Irving, 373 tons register, was under double-reefed topsails, with whole courses fore and main jib, foretopmut staysail, and main staysail, lying to the east by south. It was the captain's watch, awl the light on the bowsprit and having been blown out by the wind, the lantern was taken in, trimmed, and than exhibited over the bow, by the look-ma ma, who saw a Otsego sail, and called the captain, who went forward end said it wits all right. The first stroke owthd away the bargos's bowsprit, aed the emend time the Pelmyra's slam to iaio dabs:gab's starboard bow. Captain Irving ordered all Ueda ea board the ship. While calling for the aupenter the rough separated, and he hailed for a boat, but the weather was too boisterous, and the sight too dark to risk it. The barque, which belongs to Mr. Morrison, of South Shields, ham a valuable cargo, consisang of 512 measure ment toes of tea, and 60 OMe of preserves. Being ballasted with 200 time of shingle, it is feared she has gone down, especially as her outwater was carried away, and she bad her anchor hanging to the stopper at the fathead, it having been knocked (If the rail There ware on board Captain William Thomas Irving, of South Shields; Robert Genie, carpenter, of Moamar.; end Henry Waldrew, ordinary sea man, of London. The mate and remainder of the crew are in the Plymouth Sailors' Home. ~taxxr~~s. COTTON.—Lwritroor., Nov. 2.—Tbs market was again dull to-day. Cones freely offered at irregular prior, wolelt hey, gone down below Fa kley's rotes. Belei 6,000 ; sp3culatton, 1,000. 60t) Surat, 6;16. to 641.; 60 Egyptian, Bd.; 4,460 Assitiosa. COTTON 000D9.—Mexcaaerea, Nov. 2.—More favourable sdvioes as to the new cotton crop, which some ultimates carry as high as 3,700,000 bales, have had the effect of inducing Layers to withold orders for cloth this morning. At the same time less favourable reports of trade from Cal cutta hive had a depressing effect on business here this morn ing, and sellers have made a cenoeseion equal to shoot lid. per pteos on long cloths, T obdlu , 'tunings, sad other fabrics. A decline of id, per lb. on yarns, and which is general on all kinds, had led to a fair busloees, the principal pantheon being for China and Germany. For the horns trade very little has been dune. There have been some moderate rise of cloth es well as yarn, but the market on the whale is reported to be flat. WOOLLEN.—Lzaos. Nov. 2.—We have bed a Rd market this morning. Ihe emendasee of buyers les only been limited, and but a moderate badness has been trims fated. WOOLB.—HODDIESPIILD, Nor. 2.—Thwe fa but a limited choim of wools to the market, stooks having bean well run through, and prices ars such sti to induce manu facturers to watt tM °pram of Lawton sales on Thursday next. MANUFACTURES..--KODDIVAPtELD, Nov. 2.—There has not been anythiag Woe a good attendance to-day; neither has business been so brisk as form sly ; but aa November is generally a eisek month, this does not create any surprise in the marker. Tiede is con4dered quite healthy, and the milk in the ithighbooriagdionois are (nil employed. CORN.—Hots, Nov. 2.—lmporta from abroad are mach less then of late at all descriptions of gran, the easterly wind prevailing last week appears to have brought in the Baltic and North des fleet, and the last day or two hays scamedy had a single arrival of grain. The weather ham bass mild and open and very suitable for autumn sowing • the ground is la prinnorder, and farmers are busily coon taking advantage of so favourable a seed time. The wheat trade daring the week has continued dull and lifeless, the vales of beet descriptions of old foreign remains unaltered, but sales sea osiri t s tail, secondary qualided are almost tan - saleable, and., ow to want of demand, the bulk of the import (which coo chiefly of Russian) goes to Thu agethaltaral markets WIWI= to be supplied chat abundance to meet present requirements, and In the absence of anything like sineulative feeling the trade drags on from week to week without Ilk or animatioe. Con sumpdat is no doubt very large, a good deal of wheat being used for cattle feed, for which purpose she ordinary sorts ere now as Asap a "abet hive as any other description of pain; this mot sesatually have some effect, but for the time belays oupply I. in excess of demand, and although plow in this kingdom ms much lower than importations can be made frail any quarter of the globe, still there is a want of cent dsimarVathw buyers can be found to exceed the quan tity kr their immediate wants. At the market to day • maggliZof English wheat, which is taken off at • darn= of 14. toffs per qr., 40s. per 504th. being the value of ma dyed. Foreign held so moth above the value sff that little or nothing transpires. Barley to kkeriikk timnand at prim is faesew of Whir% Beene and beaks pees rather dearer. Oats meet more inquiry at a slight timptelimmit la value. The foceign imports lam week — es sear —Wheat, 2,649 qrs.; barley. 1,612 qrs.; NON 1,121 elle.; Mane. 743 qrs.. peas, 719 qrs. ; lin seed sad imposed, 3,716 qrs. ; oil Cakes, 289 tons ; bouss, 10 tons. -- Locos, Nov. 2.—The market is moderately supplied with' wheat; fn measquessos ot the doll report from Mark-laael ▪ sum at buying at a similar reduelioa, but are not geirerally attoomsful. Prices at the shoe were le. par qr. nadir those of Friday, with but little business paring. Fibs baby b scarce sod maintains its value ; scarcely may demand for inferior descriptions. Beans and oats steady. Other articles ma beton. Average mice of grin: Whist, 2.926, 465, ; berlsy, 1,465, Bar. 111. • oat., 196. 23.. 10d. ; beans, 7,60 s. 44. ; rye, 18, 32 . . Arrivals : Wheat, 2,321; barley, 877 ; built, 40; liaised, 162. LYNN, Nov. 2.—Weather conflation mild and damp. To-dW a market we had a roodenve supply of these ; the miadftloa being more or Is.. affected by the humid state of the weather caused the demand to be slow at le. per qr. rednetien. Barbi In fair *apply; beet malting rune ratified 6d, to is. more money; gdnding ;Ample, as lest week. Wheat, white, 6111 s. to 631ba., 445. to 475.; ditto red, 60I1e. to 6311 e., 425. to 44c; ditto, new, 61164. to 63Ibe. 39a. to 425. ; ditto, ditto, 601 1 s. to 611 1 5., 38s. to 395., Barley, Chevalier new, 6211.. to 64115., 36a. to 425.; ditto, nommen, 611bs. to 5216 e., 31a. to 34a. Beans, old, 66Ibc to 66ilbs., 46a. to 49a.; ditto, new, 641 1 a. t o 66115., 44a, to 46.. per qr. to the growers. _ - NEWCASTLI, Nov. 2.—At oar market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the grower., and arrivals being kept out by contrary winds, teeth threshed samples were taken off readily at fully Baturday'a rake, whereas in south country, or other descriptions, few tran.oomey occurred, boldete being unwilling to make any further con cession. Floor without change. Malting barley, unless fins, most difficult to move, but prices cannot be written lower. In other grain we have no alteration of moment to note. SALIBB9IIY, NOV. 2.—There was • large SUNII/1111C. of farmers sad dealers at our market to-day, and a full supply of all kinds of grain. The London market of yesterday show. leg a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. on wheat, farmers did not press sales, consamtently the trade was very doll ; the bug. nem that trampirot was at a similar reductioe. Flour sag at le. per sick less money. Malting becoming amondiat Floral, there was a better demand for best sample', why* maimed rather higher prices ; for one lot 44.. per qr. was obtained. Other samples were little inquired after. latch sells at a slight upward :tendency. Oates, bum, and pus remain at tee same as last week, wish very little doing M either. New wheat, 38e. to 445. ; nld, &Ss. to 46e. Barley, 30s. to 42e. Oats, 28e. to 32a. Beaus, 43e, to 60s. Psas, 461. to 64e. Rye, 30s. to 40s. Tares, 28e. to 34e. per qr. Floor, Ms. to 117 e. per sack. Malt, Bs. to Be. 6d, per bushel. CATTLE.-Bmioncer, Nov. 2,—At this day's market the supply of Meats wee large, though it fell somewhat below that for some time pat; and the quality, on an average, was not so good. There was a fair attendance of buyers and dealer.. The demand for most of the useful besets ass some what better, and nearly all on offer was cleared at the full rates of last market, whilst for rougher sorts the trade was not so good, and a few remained mould ; but former rates were supported. The supply of sheep was less than usual, and, the demand being rather quicker, a clear mos was nearly effected, without any notable alteration of prices. The business in calved ma very limited, whilst veal sold at full quotations. With a large supply of pigs there was a good tommees transacted, and prime of all deecriptions were very ann. Bast ox beef, 11.. to 12a. per score ; oow end heifer ditto, 10e. to Ile. ; bast Down mutton, 7 0 . per lb.; other breeds, 61d. to 7d.; veal, 7d. to 70.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; sa l ted ditto, 7d. to Bd. per lb., and ffe. Rd. to 9s. per score; green Moon, Bd. to 80. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to ltd. ; sweet pickled hum 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 16a. to 23e. each; suck ling calves, 16.. to 24. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1.41111•711. Nan Pate Mer. Told. Toed ohm ingete. &melee. UN. M. Week meeker October H. a IS A A North Stattordeare tn. k 0.1.. —.— 7.001 T. 441 Viresc autfai 06toter 30. ehre....l ISIXILti MI 04.1 .. .... MN LOT Weft amain October 31. Mombasa , 6.0 J %wawa, sad A itrinehang Mr* lard= 9 1,410 ➢Gd APS 2.611 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. aim. at Swarm, Cares Lloyd. with plata.iron itad wail far Breit, foundered to 4t. 43 N., Iva. 6 W.. oi LIM of Miaow ; crew arrived Mee.—Queeaviosi, Oct .30. Colombia—Amounts ham Cann . open (Pekoe Edward% Land% dated October 6, atate that Mat Wend wee Tielt.l with a Oryll•Marn, dommensing en the let of Om** um eosdnulan until the &rd. It wee mid that there were three meels utOre between Barbour and Nov L0d.11,0, and that one wan the (of beireat), Captain talrariene; hands lost. DMstram of Northumberland. Captain Dodds. tailed trom Alryato on the Slit of Maseb for talmouto, end la* not maw bees hoard M. Leadhltter. of Mandrrlantl, from Croisrsdt, with dente, hat been tat of Trellihorrr. erem armed, layman end amp being landed.— ENthore, Nor. 1. Idr William Wallas., Captain Rives, went as shore as the Stets di i■ the eight of Ile lath of °stater, and was sadden.; by the tees. et whom fate nothing to yet SWAMI, but a dead body. seppeettl to be that of an Eng lab sailor. bed 'rutted mhos on the exash—Ttleatit, Oat. :7. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amadeu Las, from Soadartand for Calesta, Oct 2, let 10 N, Los St W. 1115.115 Itada, from Caiecta for Fa:Kruth, Sept 12, lat 19 16,1 cs Asia (6). from Liverpool for New York. Oct Po. let 13 N. lon 7 W. aneinsia. from Moe mein for Qosenstown, Sept 4,lat I B. loa. 91 E. ellanstts Moore. Sent le off Grrper Loci. Itemont (brier), from arerpool, u« .7, Ist II 44 N. Ina 919 W. Crown, from Foul 1.1.54 n,r Uverpool, Ost 10,141 33 N,lem 39 W. Cisme* nom for O.,eerstows, OM& Mt 17 $1 V. DryN, from Glad fur Liver; 00, Oct 14. Lit if . N, Is 31 W. Hamann Kaye, from for Laeryool, Rapt 12, 8, La le IL Mart (old,), Hamer. tr.= New York for Liverpool, Ost 7f, lat 41, las To it. Zama (ship), Ate, trout Live: pool for Charlatan. Out le, off Cloo Hatton& Fad of Pall: ton, frost Lietrpool for Melbourne, Cat 7, tat 11 bat. 17 W. Feed* tom CaVeo Ibr Cork, Sept 31. on the Equator. li . tlatisur, for Bombay, Araddt 1 r Idyl 8. lout to K. . 66IitIty;Augest 12, Yet. M tt, am 53 IL H. D. Brook v an, Johoson, from Callao for Dorm B.s 10, IN 3113 14, irso So IS. Indian Qualm. from City Past fbr Doblltt Sept 19, let 44 1/1, laa 0310. Jana Nam from Liverpool for Natal, ha 46 N. lan 14 W. Jamas Beard, tram Mauritius far tins Chas, Ott la, let 11 11, 14 W. Jamas Umbria 'rote 'Ammo! lot City Point, lat 41:7, lea 3.1 Lam Ytaroay, from bomber to Liverpoul, Sept 4, let 4 S k leen Yelp* from Liver poet for Newfounalsed, Oct 21, tat 41 15, h. 11 W: Manahan of .cartorocalt, Dom liktacientorad far Stets, Olt it, WM W. les. IS W. Way. tress Col Dodiff CalCalmAorta Sat I. km 21 IL Matila, from man far Lancoool. eap434, la& N. pa te W. Naa Palk (ship), &Draft% loom /Iceman& for Chador" Oat 15,4 losam. Noels (buqes), from Illogapo:e tar London, Oct 17, 1.1 14 it, it 11 W. Ortia,lTota Quotes for Plymouth, Oot 71,1 at S N. las 7W. Plymouth, Isom rails t^r Live/pow, Out'. lot 31 Ilk to atl W. Palila (a), Won Oaluay rw Neu York. 01 26, Mt SO N, too tow. ?milldam, Oaf owkward, Ott 1, Mt 13 50, too $7 W. limo& (m), Irma Hoog Kong for Baum, Out 13, lit 16 N, tm 83 W. Time, tram Algot WI. tar Loudon. Ono 14. W C 0400131100 09, for Palmomb,OM 6,lst 14 N. loci 11 W. W. A FlMekum. Isom Akyab for Falmouth, oept 211, lot 33, km /7 W. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT MATEOCE-- In refs:team to this accidwit,reported 013: impression ofyier today, we god that the lidy who was killed is not Mes. Wil d list reported, but Mrs. Royale, wife of Mr. coaddeotiel valet and laterpretet to the late Drke i t Devonshire. Wall, the porter, who was killed in a to save bar, hao left three childless, now orphans ; Tr: PI Z died a dew weeks ago. Au inquiet cm the bodies vs* held yesterday. No feats were adduced otter than those we have 'heady given. The jury warned a verdict of . Accidesetal death," sad Mid that no Ideals was attached to the rainy compad veny [A n et rui.—Tbo/11 bleed cam dime% the folatats of d eabere—bed bleat; sad Owe le bet eee lelaitiols remedy for it—lllolloware Plus. Tee Weal Ilk at IV.. TWO, mu be patellae la the often ee may naraissit "Vie Mat vital Seedallet mei tempered lirm Sub , a brilliant cm , s j lad dodos. en slek:lip of dm an meri s caroloosa. businb sad rarcortn. aro oleo of the los ademilluse ettemilmet ePea t Mitr ed tee blood, s slued'' abbot ',mime riea *bean atm erll tato y them laelomebte eased rilmetiese Pre the Beldam of Pelleats in the deer of the pllis ate eased to sees box. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARDRIAL—Ost. A. et 01apbeft6 tbe wife of J. C. Andreas. Let ef • sea. 011411811118.-oe4. 110, at Lestathelas. Wm I. Chambers. ef • 00 d trAN.—Oct. B. at Chlppaoham, RUM, the MN of W. H. Cob as tlfinN OL -1 . 4v d. • Ratite Alpha.rceA. BageoC el apark, the wiffee &W. een L e. 15... it a tea. LLUDNIt.—Osa. IS. ea Maley-terrace. Ashford. Kea. the cite of J. Leader. of • som /10111/.11.-oet. at Lower Idowtaetreek Delete. the wUef Me La..T. W. Monte, of a ,on. IT. ADAYN.—Oet. 05. at Iselltapark. Herifordehlra. MAW ), St Aut7e,of a am. BT MKT afl, the wife of Ole N. Strachey. Haft . of lOW. Osara t eta sem MARK AGES. CADD—LOWLESS.-00.. M. at St. herr Peeeteme. PeteAy". b y Me ler. I. mr. Oaf" at MUM, to Mem. raked tho W. learle. et Mama. ONTIIIt—BPREATIILD.-04. M Udall&M o _ kora. Otreatteltd. O. W. o.oca. LK.. or co.Pee.bal m t i rti: *ass thertette, demebler et the late 11.11.11treettilet. r Baia liamez. 11•14.—LATHAII.—Oat.. II at the OMlkehig. limakstar. Men rriaglittrztV2laa g4Z496.V2:: W. rt Totally Cherela.=Ar e. Dee. Memos% Kr. LeMs. ee Pert Went. Berta Imetteee et Mr. B. (Amite% et Orertriera MOM blet/H—RITIOLDO.--00. M muk , rd—Li= theytb. le SeMMt. daughter M the WM W. et neelk DEATHS. Is, si Liedtke Howe, Cbelese, T. Doom'. IN. waft Dei•DT.—Oet. 211. at the Yttetofe, the Re, T. D Dred7. Rows .at reebrodd Temiteide, Ohre I n tend. 08• seed 11100X.-04. 31. at * * eat rattelsb. DILL J. Clarbas el 001TILADD—Oct. D. at Nottlee4lll-equere. Beitirehlr. 04 " (tweeds. 11./LLO. Dentlee. ORICKPITT —Oet. ID, at Seisetkeefte Mew. am C l " Wa r• °‘ elEamellt•Pkileolaulir• J .* 4 ' l ' 64 LOT-00.14 Nelleelootileed J. Reece. Dn. etIOP Ale* Illarate. Ova D. lianes.llB4..srai , ' Peleeee end Publtelsed br Wismar Mtge Hetes, of De. LOOM Newel. In the Otty el Ltiagis. et the Oillekie lameeeel &zee% la tbe reclriet et Irldiertion—WeDeliDAT. I 1