The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-01 00:00:00

... ------ 710 REPRESENTATION OF MINORIIIIIB. - —.-- The following list shows the malts of the elections in the constituencies to which the late parliament applied the clause for the representa tion of zoinoritiem. The number of members re tamed to the last as well as to the present perlia moat are given : Late Parliament. Promat Pariaralmi. L C. L. C. Balm .............. 3 H o oka .............. 3 Cambri 4 ll• . 1 2 Bernet 1 • 1 Bereford 1 2 Ilea , .............. 1 1 Oalord motion City ........ Mancheater ........ 2 Liverpool .......... 2 Lead, .............. 1 1 Birmingham ........ 2 OM:Tow ............ 2 - _ 16 20 22 18 The liberals have thus won seats in Berk', Welts. Oxford, a second seat in Hertfordshire, and the third scat in Liverpool. Leeds, Birming ham. and Glasgow. The conservatives gained the wiuority seat in the City of London and in Men- ISOIAND'S VOICE IN THE ELECTIONS. The last of the English county elections took iplace yesterday, when the new division of Mid komerset returned two Conservatives to Parlia ment. We present to-day a statement showing the relative strength of the rival parties in every scanty in England, distinguishing in each ease the county members from those returned by the cities and boroughs : EDP= 0 1 . L. O. 214402, - *NOW BOIOVeI •... by . 2 - Omit Grim .+ l 3 1 Limas City a Buss {x:• simians — t aleLaA . . -- 1 I 1 1144‘42 --. 2 Yuma= Po. waimecad ....... 1 Osasty 1 1 ooer 1 °seises ... 2 W roam ..... .... 2 4 4 liackney Loodam, aw..... ... 3 1 a 1 i11Mi11ia........... Doweib wrens, i Prez! ;Er.. L. C. - T T 35 I -- Yams 12). 2 4 4 amity Camaaraoa CP. • Moommatk Barmen 1 Cambridge Bane& ..... 2 Non= (M. - - $ NotiMira Divides I Casein (13) Baden Divides --- — 9 Masters Division — !loathers Division — 1 Mid Divided Xisies Lying 9 Western Divides .... ..... Manna .... 1 1 liarkenlicad «« -- Caster .-- —.. 1 1 9 Macclesfield NOBTIIAMPTOT (9). IM•sfipist .--- lksiliess Divided 6 Maeliesspled llsesegb - Comm Ati. (15;. liaelerri Divi5i0n........._ 2 'Western Minion 2 4 4 Bothnia NOSTIFEMMIAND (10). I Yalmoath 114letow - 1 1 Lawneeetwo — I Berwick lArkward. 1 liforpeth 1 MI. Ives - * Tram 1 1 77 11 1 10001 k — . 1 9 4 Norninnar I Northers Divi.icsa Wotan ;Mims _ 2 Bantam Mika 1 2 Bant 1 Oieiitle Ceekermouth I _ News& lirlateLaten _ Nottingham Barnet 2 I I 1 - I - • Dian (S). • OZPOID Northers listern Plokou . 2 Oxford City . Duty &sough 2 _ Woodstock., Arn.AirD (I). .- s Dulls (17. Illartkers Division ... 1 1 Couat7 Astern Divid00.....-- 2 thriarowni2 t 10). 1122thern Ultima. • 2 Nartlern Di o r 2 Ilmendaph I 113..rtbirs Divides —. 2 1 seise ..... — 1 3 1=" 1- _ 1 Plpsontl = Shrewebury .. 1 I 2.,ie,„„2 ........ .._ .. ......... 2 'Simko — 1 7 11 6 &maim (1S). - - Easton Divisive 2 Mid Dislike 2 1 2 Western Divides .—.....— 2 . — , ..... 2 I Y. — 1 - Bridgmter «.... . ...... 2 1 1 Frome Tamtm 1 1 A 7 peaANT (W. Jw!~eett:..... I - Mutter•lnay ...... W&Tehaza WirsoutL - . Brarrnau(l9,. 6 6 PI MAN 13). Northern Moines's Western Division Worikirrn Division 1 I Faatern Divines 2 lhoutbein Divisics - ... .... 2 Lithium 1)661 "W D •••••••• '•'' 1 Neweartle-uuder-Lyene... 1 Durham City 2 Stafford Borough . OrAmbend ' htoke-on-Truit ffiarffr9o o l ••••••---* ' Tsmworth Mouth !Welds 1 Walsall iltasktou 1 Wedzitobury Peaderland 2 Walverhamptou 11 3 - Es , rx 13 2 FAiatem 12 Si vio.ka -rrout 19!. 2 Monk Eastern Invirion North Wegtern Divition 2 weatra Di2i2ks I °Whetter —.... Eye 1 1 1 ilarviak 'parka I ilakka 00 - - Brut= (11). ()Lemur= (12). Eastern Division 2 - Pastern Division 2 WroSernilivika---- 2 - r..Pierli'itralliOS **............ - 21 brirtol . 2 - Dondford -..... 1 2 - - 41seitosham - ... I Lsiab..th (treoce.ter •••• bouthwut II - Olonesstot City ..........«2 - Stroud 2 Tulestury Brom: (15). - - - I:warm Division 1 1 10 2TT A MMUS"! (16). W•rtsrn Division .» — 2 Novihrro Division — 2 Brighton Chichester ........ arsenic= Division .... 1 1 "wo Andover .! Rossinen(double return.) 1 1 Cluistehurch -' „! Lewes 1 •• ."- 1 Me of Wight 1 Midland .......... ........... I s.yrsisston —•—• Shoreham 2 Sitsrport 1 Bye .. .. .. .. .......... . ...... 1 Potendeld ..... ..........- Portsmouth I 1 • 2 9 rowthamptcm — 2 Wainnez (11). sWatittitti —. . Boothe= Division — 2 . $ County Il sitroas 1 2 (6). — = B irmin g ham 3 I 1 2 Ilorelord City .....„. ..... .. 2 sAssmastsz e.......... — 1 Wm 3 3 County Sharroao M. Ceenty Milkitterd Borough 4 7 icz) 13). . _ I 1 - 1 11 Wicreinaz (16). 1 $ $ Illedion Divides ......... 1 1 )1C3111110901 ($). vales_ Ilaglmni Di .....».... 1 1 0.1043, — a dims — 1 amtiarloollooroart »..« .. RaW m ... 1 1 HIST MI. — 1 1 Rollers lAvisice — 2 .----.. ==i i Kid pivisio" . . — ! lialiskraff- I 1 Wedelns Dianne. - 2 iVe --- a —' tlraly .. ..... -..- - I Canterbury 2 - Wittat I .......„ .... larnar_ - ....... ..-.. --. I I b I Quanand - -.. -.. - Woacearts (I 1). quarnintli 2 1 - litekan Dienes I I 2 I .......... -.....- I 2 - Dolby - 1- . . 14 IClEdarsdader 1 - I.AsrA•wiaz kaco. Warertar ... .......... - 1 I etern bilil4oll ....., an* ?natant Inelskn - 4 Ir = lantern Minion - - . Western Division . - Nallus Tolu. n= (A .. I I /Oka. Zed Wing Wart UAW y. ]feet/ .... 9 - Silks - - Won MU& Soul/ 2 woe_ _.-- 1 Wen Rabat, lad I I Deemeay 2 - Drikiko2 1 Damian -...... .......... .. - I Cigna' ..... - 21estan - 2 ZEN „.. - 'AAA* I - ismosslica o ast _ ! Left m. o 1 m .7 ...--- : i= ••••••••••• • 3 . 1.1 1 3 :3 se Migheismi --- -- 1 111selints Widow 3412222•2 Boxsostt . .... .... 1 .. 1 Mil 1 Masa g •-,-- ..—......, 1 MAW..... ....... I triscout Di). Ye& 1 I Maim Division Milbirn iDfri ttilos .-- — s 1 -n - - Liberals Conservatives 213 It will thus be seen that the oonntiee which, •e el whole, return an equal number of liberal; and Tin EXPRESS, eouservadves are tea in number, vis., Barbs, Reeks, Clamberlsnd, Dorset, Essex, Hants, Here ford, Hertford, Lincoln, and N0rt4 2411 1 002 . Fifteen counties send a majority of liberals Bedford, Cambridge, Cornwall, Derby, Devon, Durham, Gloucester, Kent, Middlesex, Northum berland, Oxford, Stafford, Surrey, WWI, Oa York. In fifteen others a majority of eonservatives are returned, via., in Cheshire, Huntingdon, Lan cashire, Leicester, Notting ham, Monmouth, Nor folk, Rutland, Shropshire, Somerset, Suffolk, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, and Worcester. There are one or two facts connected with the county r cpresentation, irrespective of any referenee to the cities and boroughs, which may be added. The only divided county which returns liberals exclusively is Cornwall, and only one—Durham— tends a majority of liberals in its two divisions. In five divided counties parties are e= balanced, viz., in Derby, Gloucester, B Surrey, and Wilts. In rune the conservatives are in a majority—Cumberland, Devon, Rasex, Banta, Lincoln, Northumberland, Nottingham, Sussex, and WOrcester. In ten others the con servatives monopolise the entire county representation ' via., in Cheshire, Kent, Lancashire, Leicester, Norfolk, Northampton, Shropshire, Somerset, Suffolk, and Warwick. CLOSE OF THE POLLS. 81100 0011N1T.—II P.lll. O'Connor (L) Booth (G 23 ... Mk °cooper Neagh Exclusive cit L veto@ from Barad* and few which is 36 miles distant from the snared station. The Ind date of the poll sot expeeted --" known is Bligo until to-day. EDINBVBOB AND BT. ANDREW'S CLOlZ — Wirsair isiT's tau. ris Swis osir tcs 49 269 266 lexeinaive of The from Bt. Andrew* which were not expected to beams known natal much later. sow (11:1D). rsgst v a tima (C) 6Pit r I:. 2142 Tu man (L (t.) 2016 °ORWELL lINIVERBPPY• TO ll= ZOITOR Si TEO WON* But,—l receive numerous letters from English men who are desirous of advice as to the expe diency of coming over to America for the purpose of entering at the Cornell University. It may save some correspondence if you will allow me to state in your columns that though the Cornell Univer sity opened on the day prescribed by its charter, it is still in an inoomplete condition, its buildings unfinished, and its power of accommodating stu dents very limited. I would therefore not advise any Englishman at present to turn his thoughts in this direction.—l am, &c., OOLDWIN SMITH. Ithaca. New York, Nov. 17. THE FATAL ELECTION RIOT AT CAMBRIDGE.— The inquest on the remains of Mr. Lofts, the porter of Christ's College, who died from a blow from a stone received on the polling day for the borough of Cambridge, was resumed yesterday at Cambridge. George Clarke, shoemaker, aged 7 2, who is charged with having thrown the stone, was brought op in custody. After some fur ther evidence had been taken, the coroner said the origin of the affair was the driving of a fly . in the midst of a crow upon the close of an exciting election. ' The fly had in it a number of person. of one political feeling, and there were foolishly driven amongst a crowd of directly opposite op inions, who were rejoicing in the flush of victory, and in addition to the vaunting display of oppo sition colours derisive gestures were made from the to the crowd. In his opinion that excited the riot, and the officers would have been quite_ justified in taking all parties in that fly into custody. Had they been PO taken and brought before him he should have thought it his duty to have committed those parties for a breach of the pence. As it now stood, they must be left to their own consciences, and unlesethey were worse men than he took them to be that punishment would be severe indeed, for it was to their heedless, reck less conduct that the death of the deceased in the vigour of life 11111 to lie attributed, leaving a widow and a daughter in the direst distress and sorrow. After some further observations on the evidence, the coroner said he thought they could come to no other conclusion than a verdict of manslaughter against Clarke. Aker a (muter of an hour's deliberation the jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter " against George Clarke, who was then formally committed for trial. At the conclusion of the inquest, Clarke was taken before the borough bench of magistrates, and the evidence given at the inquest having been repeated at length, he was by the justices also ease mitted for manslaughter. It will be recollected that he has admitted to an acquaintance, and to Detective constable Denby, that he was the party who threw the stone. THE ELECTION OLTRAGES AT IVICAN.—At the Wigan Borough Police-court yesterday, there had been entered for hearing a case in which the Rev. Philip F. J. B. Mains, vicar of lit. George's, Wigan, was summoned for assaulting James Hunter, labourer, of Ince, on the 24th ult., the day for polling in South West Lancashire. Mr. Heins was a member of the local committee of Metiers. Gladstone and Grenfell, and the aesault was alleged to have been committed near the polling booth at Wigan. It is stated that, while being jostled by a crowd of roughs, tie rev. gentleman deliberately struck the complainant Hunter, without any provocation. On the other side a =different story is told. The defendant says he la bia vote about one o'clock, and afterwards visited the polling-booth in consequence of information having reached him that some molt shameless acts of intimidation bad occurred. ;He reached the booth about three, and found the •entrance in the possession of about 2,000 tory roughs who vigorously hooted him. He re mained in the str ucture a short tune, and on leaving was attacked by the mob. He tried to defend himself, but his arms were grasped behind. The blows fell thick on his head and fue l and he was kicked with clogs iu the " usual . Wigan rtyle.' When the case was called, Mr. W. Mayhew, one of the eonservative agents, appeared on be half of the plaintiff, and requested - that the case might be withdrawn. He said that be had only been in.,tructed s few minutes before, or he would have stayed proceed ings sooner ; and if the complainant had been determined l i g on the case, liberali d a ha ge v n e thrown rep ur o rs t l e brief : defendant, _and stated that Mr. bad been in bed ever sines tae; .. _ ts,kl 4 4". EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN Touts.—A little' before midnight, on Friday evening, the officers in of the Central Police Station, Suuderland, had anclaugfr cation for lodgings of a somewhat unusual character. A tidy, clean, and venerable -looking little woman, who stated that she was in her ninetieth year, applied for leave to remain in the police station all night, as she wished to travel on to Shields in the morning. Her respectable and aged appearance, and the apparent truthfulness whiohper vaded all her explanations, procured for her the shelter she sought, and after warming herself by the charge-room fire, a bed was provided in one of the cells. Before re tiring to rest, she stated that she had travelled on foot all the way from South Wales, and was on_ a journey to some Mends at North linn*lssid. She MW been nearly a month on her pedeshean ezpedition, but was perfectly able to perform the vest of her journey, though so advanced in life. Further explanations elicited that she was the widow of a man named Hudson, formerly a soldier in the 42nd Highlanders ; that he was a native of Inver ness, and was one of a family of sixteen children. A good deal of her life had been spent in Wales, but she had a wish to visit her friends in North Sunderland, from w hich place as will probably travel to Greenock, where s he has a skier being. Her drum, as may be anticipated, was of a peer character, but was ecrupuloull clean and neat; she wore a portion of a shawl p forty year, ago by her husband and the well-worn maligns of which she preserved for his sake. Her bonnet she scrupulously m arred in a imuolharelsief daring the night, and perfect methodisal habits and care' characterised all her actions. Her lively, chatty, and agreeable manner secured the good cases of the peace, and, edam she left the station mixt miessing to MEM - herimponsy northwards, she was provided with a good leeskleal, -_ provisos to which she put 111 order the bed on which she bad dept.—Northern Deily irryreas. _ A CLn U CAL CONVEBT.—A clergyman of the Church cd England writes :—" Will u affow me, with the edam* brevity, to state effect of the general a'7dsMtaa MEL Abhooglt I bare never thosOt the estebbismet of the Mese M a minority capable of ldthesto berm the steady advocate of the ad the church et the sea aril The die %meadecentuat al ths eiga d h a l sr e a s u y a th e L iam . ow) at the recent has, however, now convineed me that sm a iwc l d =. time, an injuzyie the alma te 'There no eleMisemema dds, v in i z o te s te sides in godlike aesceeng ttrsdisfUT: • hat time mold be no /ea Mriaaasi army of Mtaieraies sad Janie as eh Amaral hat add lila. I Ley add that I an as M at aim P or Broad tassimono,' but a rsatatsbaar Sarno tie inlay and of dria thaspostalls odor et M. BiStrnirm HAIR.-311rs. IL A. Allen's World's Bair Reasnir sit IMeiwr ia ls telsill bah le ft; mow "111 % sew CI: tram Wise et; riffmPes Veva; tt awns the sow wipe, =lmst r alr: dapkekstornab SPORTING INTELLIGSNOR. TArnaliaws—wcoln&T. nowise tio tofflubtro INN istooloolly tubs up to ooteme gb. solF i lro. =go: ra,...-ez.3 aezeletikola; books, or the tomer is sto 4 a trtilk ouppottoro oz- Ctidertleg irthi s e a ralll Vas : 1 1011 OMNI Po one duo lo ; sod dben rigida 'Woo my Fs.. The boommool t o teoo woo to viten towoUlto SO os iam d i p wee poi •UM bettor ltd time love beta maim PM or or omit lio"To I% prise of Itopoil Oilt um doe WWI kt few poodra ssi ot o r 1000 to 93 tailed to leslasir JOAT RACE (BARXR T. It) 1:11.121n. 5 to 4 on Rear 111) to 1 pert Copts& Iltotimes Wort/140M It) WOO to 90 Mr. 7. Melt . Royal Oat (olt) BNITING IN LONDON.—Nonnai. the date were amieready attended to-day, three ereo Al t h rVittie ere, Id a events teemed Into notice =e t beet rereein end Italy soll labs Weirdos Cep. Per the spratia conteit, end Wiley were to2 aig jaestriagg badmed et erre money, bet treporde the dame the besot dijghtly the better favored% end edit or it to 0 ,on bid en bka. Pee the Weirdos Omni' Ceirlelebsak,nooti settees of lard lArapre, sad el Ilwehard. end Jane pewit is nod demand. Prier se time: BOAT RACK (SADLER v. KOLLNY). 6 to een wATERLoo °Mitt cur. it to I Lard Limswi.e nadwilse 100 10 Idr. Illandiante nentestift Wto I Kr. Mr. Jonee's Bramb It) le bastes a newlitil ea (t) SO essinedine DINSY. NO even on Belladnun, Penr Comm Wild Cato, sad Pre tender faMBUBT•PARH YEETDTO.-31101104V. wel Vas let saa Imes mina sentare are In the new nisaser vtirli the ant attempt to M astrepetilea astute lag bees beam mad evrind out. Is w• te sweat say erefhlitiag regeralL i th b e iks appoint. neat el taus Os Mass. W as Iva• happen eye nava Ss, in si g aseek laile for emit of emote were, es vat be sees. very MIS far the den el est .Isis. The twee of ea oral sad about sks tunings tae the riag Is sad geel iren a stet t he rrestaTens :r ig eneel a t Viet be the ssa lues jest aa lsr et tr stead is rather a them semi, hem whith awn foe anis& dipped to eel two na of/4w ass nem Aspens! to esashiss , -fooassisay Wilts hie emilenties the 33333303313 sad strOghwareiseamsa et the esimearesaliAbat the awn sad saselisa 1,111 be s poi* owe. ▪ esk _yeses" plat, I. wYi w hiree just skein(, will se and* reeds* the ass scary revile. The Miss et judge and Senn Were env grateheady. The naming requiem an seesatest. Wars et *eon. ; wirers sates. About seal nib ea& &half. 11r. J. Wialeastes's Nei., by Lag Toes—PrfieCheatsesedi ers In, ist Iliz T. it. Lemmata Lady Auk (tete I ) nb Wu. Alearcat's Pasinsals. Ir fat lib .••.. heath a The halevina eke ran : Petty, The threw sad . lierasa: Ito 1 east Nago, a to 1 east FM., aaa a to 1 sot " Fan arise Pun of 10 ears., far hyr-elas sal ugniudn Ansel image Six weight fame ; the winner to be sold for at tors.. if far St son., Xr. J.Nightiashail fu T el deriter, by Nevidneter—Weinst WO), 3 yrs, tat all. Ambrostos (Mb 3 yre, art Mr. 0. Wens' Omsk (MO), $ yre, (M I The foaming elvi M igat, o=4 & L I ?rinse Christina. Bettina : 6to 4 yet Contempt, a to I eget Pcninsula, sto 1 agst Gads, end a to I sad any other. Tea Wavrea PLATE of 16 son., for 11.yr.olds and upwards ; Weight for ; certain ailoweaces. One mile. Kr. J. W . 's No-go, II yis, Nett% (Oregon) Mr. Anitesees Contempt, 5 pa, lab Mb ..... —Ws:emery, Mr. J. Audinwood's Luey, 3 yre, Met Mb (Mater) 3 The following also ran :—The =er, Tram , Simple Simon, Bedford, Ceder, erusabuses eWt, Barlimgron was weighed foe by Kennedy, bet be wad not be found in time, sad did not go to the post. Betting: ET'n Nolfo , to 1 each oast Cater sad Trumpery, sad to eget Casiteent. Tar Wiersoirourax Haameu Hi:MA Rana of 30 Isom : whiners eaten; the winner to be sold by auction for BO sm. One mile and a-half, over in bovines Kr. Norris , . trios, by Loop aeres—Birthday, ard, Wat t I Kr. C. Semen's Lydia, Slit lab Mt ' t Mr. J. Iteese's love is a age& lid db.— Daniels 3 The following alio ord, Arbark, and Adam:: 5 to 4 on Tilden, sad 6 to 1 era Attach. OALLOWAT Bier Or 10 sow.: far buns Mt 3130elidiNg 14 heals 3 in. high, and that have never bets to • subtle hailing silk ; 7110 eseh. One mar and selsaM, ewe in lights of amass. Mr. D. Plumb's nays Kr. P. Mongliton's Washerwoman. Mr. Bolton's Veto The following also ran s—Thsey, Wisdratter. and Betting : a to 4 are Cara, sad 4 to I each agst W sad Veto. Pu;riiimu of 10 *ore, for peaks sot earueding 14 Muds WA curb wrOto. About our mar iu the Sot. r. el Maid of Treat ..mi 32 Mr. Auka's Bella Mr. Groutlseuge Cate\ !res-Alive little Neil oho ma. _ Betting: to lon blaidOl it7nt. Wm by thirty ohs; a seek between mond and third. Scrums' It aca.—A boat-race took place yesterday in outriggers lowa Putney to Barmy, for Its a side. The men Warr W. Spencer, of the Temple, sad B. Bradley, of Lenooles-inn, both amateurs, sad they have frapiently Ilgured before to mike stream • elessaboat accompanied, aad bettia sto 4 on Spencer. Mr. J. 0. Kent was referee. They got wayigether, Open= having the beet station.and they so rowed to the Foist, where Spencer gradually drew away and won by tea leagths. TRAITIO RBTIJRN& Rtrawass. Nit. P IStr. 2t481. Told, Om scow& cbsoilis. lalL MI!. Wick mass Sept. 17. s g S I Ilelboome col Bob. Her 17 %MI 1,115 2,84 1.628 Ditto, Ilest. 24 ..y Mel 1,002 2,les 1,556 Ditto, Oct Ditto, Oct $ — 1,565 1,118 1,141 1,110 _ Weekeribm Oct. 4. . Bettriii.flouthers 71 674 11202 1,709 1,743 Week man OM. M. Chide Rehllkuad Lacksowasdamrspore Week malling OM.. 11. Northers ad Coss& Mao Nov. 7 Week ending Nov. If. Detroit awl 112waskee Work ending Nov. 17. a. Austria, Lombardy, sad °astral Italy : B. Ambles setwork 1171 12,197 49,71 61,96 61,101 Maly Week e dittoov. 17. 1460 111,647 16,466 16,103 44,293 l irralsg N Oreat Wasters of Canada 6194 14,029 13,664 Week evading Nov. tr. Lou., Brighten,lo3.Coast SAM 15,304 11,417 11,721 22,106 South Hargara 6411 16,109 6,193 12.762 12,401 • Monthly th kete are homed, the receiptwot which 'ppm is the 604 reek's return of each mouth. NO •66 eMB 8,794 filltolll.Aß CHARGE AGAINST A BEA CAPTAIN.— C. G. Robins, seaman, late captain of a schooner called the S. D. Bailey, now lying at - Nelson, New Zealand, was brought before the bench at the City Police-court, Mel bourne, on Wednesday, the 7th inst., . charged with forgery. The warrant upon which the pruoner had been apprchended was grantedbytheGovernorof Victoria onthe requisition of General Latham, United States consul, under the Extradition Treaty of August, 1842. From Robins's own statements, however, it would appear that be and a man named Raynard conceived the idea of purchasing sat?at San Francisco, freighting h e r h a lf w ith .ftrr, fi lling her up with stones and " dummies, and getting her insured for the highest possible sum, and then scuttling or burning h er eri c a F few miles out at SOIL Robins, , as captain, was to do the burnicv n. : nu oa his . renal.: to pat in one orlie Zip; Mats was to be paid by Raynard the sum of 4,000 dollars, as his @hereof the profits of the transaction. The first part of the pro gramme was carried out—the ship was ghted and in sured as proposed, but when the captain got to sea better thoughts prevailed with him, or, what is more likely, • course equally profitable and not half so dangerous to himself was suggested to him. He, therefore, decided that it would be •pi to destroy the ship, and took it on to the Sandwich where he disposed of his saleables for coosensi The he brought on to New and realised about 0101. by his trading. Of this sum . _WM sheathed in paying off the crew, and, after several insff actual allengle tls dispose of the schooner, be left her at Nelson, and SUMO on to Melbourne by the Gothenburg. Here he depselled his cash balance of 4001. in one of the banks, gave ih• receipt for it to tho landlord of the Argus Hotel, wheinhe teak up his lodging, and has since been livinA t a rsv e lumpy a life as an old sailor could live who has of money, unlimited , and a quieted oonniensh • are not in of suf fi cient infoesintion to Winans the preens mature of the crime for which he was apprebseded on Wednesday evening, but it would seem that la order to dispose of the cargo it was necessary to altar marks, and numbers upon certain packages of osEk all = firoeiromaltsur the un rof ladint ar als k : : On iris tr i e u glora- tise charg:, of forgery is foun ded. Read, who defiended raised objections am to the operation of the t, and one or two ether tschn l ies i t h Yle ,b o ut these the objections were overraled oesi t the Who, upon the application of Intkaa a rananded prWaw for dayst for the al /vides.% belk ....ii sad a doass.:l2; irs t r i as indented that ball bo if produced two subetaidid pawns 111 - i in 9s era et 6001. each.—Zelernws Arista 001. MURDER AT JARROW.-011 Els= d rAZ snout nine o'dock a =order wee at Jarrow, neer Routh SAW& labourer, armed Patrick Hamm sersiitlai in Pekrar'eanibloc iii liz ter sone time been JIMICUB Of bin WOO awl of toPriotbse labweror, Cra ve ,aleoreeldbegat Palma' Craven on slight, took out from a ll.b elt alli tir hie ho s es oral wtth powder and bell. wed then weed eat in awe of Doesherty. He found him in pehlkohourn iono wlr ea had some words. th le ft alamus , and woe ha= rot!, ;our 1 .° 111 . 6 . 8 . 111° , 1 5 " l7 w ".„ LAW IIITELL1011,0) _ COURT OF QUICEN'fiI BERM —lov. 30. After:Term Nial Parkas eittiollt al Walniallar• — (Billa. Mr. Julies Hament and quid Juries). Amin fr. 2113 UM= MO MOM IMO= WI w•:. was an te resew eamplesalion ia for This personal injuries masa rental *Magi the ellsged d = gem, at the ildeadentif sirseela. - in s id eb bisb audited their Hirt *l9 say quondam is ihiptietrneme ."1"116•1 4 _ ' were combe Mr. Oolicid: r uigmbsw,;radi Mr. d the ; a IL. the itteurney-Genere4 lard, tte., Mr. He Swift were comma for the d The plaintiff was a railway_ sneerer. He had been con nected with the deleadente Mae, the fitettilt Cestral, and at the time of Me aseibit he tree the sesties6 al .1111 C tie Wormalar aegis§ Werke OMpa7 emit) at • sassy and essmiedan of about mot. per an num. On the HO of Ja reil 1867, plaiatill was about to premed from Binatuus to Staf ford, when the train was shunted on Me wrong line, and awe into collolon with other car riages. The plaintiff, who was travelling in • flest-dare mrtiage, was thrown backward and forward and Noah out end Wuised. He also received a violent blow Worm the neck and shoulder, and the system bad received sae a severs shook that he had not been able to attest te his trams ohne the aselleat. lisintif is a leanied sw ••with leer *Nem nuinher ad audnest medical witntasee, err were eted l a im shim The wee se = id = • brain ma opine use widlat the whams@ Mr the &Mao who ea p. that the *Se and brain were not injured. The evidence was as contradictory as anything well meld be. The jury ultimately retained • verdict for the plaintiff —amages, 2,6601. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.--Ilov. 30. (Bekaa Yr. Coawsionioner Bacon.) DI II JANINA AND 1.1.00121. This was a sitting for lest essesinatioa and discharge. The bankrupts, lf=se and Mewl J=nre Weir swiesfadurers, et balig w it rialla threka s es s)l 7P " Jessie n o The mad told el 11,116 L ; prepeaV held se essawity 2, ; and there are no avanaWs. The iteparate debts of the are et moll moat M iligli M a wrence, he the ses, sail that la Nareaker. 1864, the tenkruple enesnaa ea sat e dealso the eau% Own in *skimming's, or which they N sawyer& esquire, to M. Levi Jacobs, thsir Www4a4aw; sail es. _geed security was good, there would be =Wee for the tors. Ohm the date of the eselipment the holm& had, is gam, lees carrying on The hashiss for the benedt of thik er4s•law, and The way& turtles actoswile is expleaation nradh i qr s : therein, grapnel that the Mies amid eland =:kr the ienkntpte to furnish goods, ask aad assumbh and s statewint at their akin la Nowitabir. 11/16,__en thy, exaseted the siedgemet. After biotin Hr. Reed for the bankrupt., His Meow said that the additional eatunate required roust be furnished, and adjourned the *Rag out 11 the 6th of February, at 12, the anginas to be at liberty to tender requieitsons to the bankrupts upon the accounts when the same shall be tiled. /OW, IMMir IMW••• Maw= mow. 11 " abod 111 ;Ism. oninn it I s p ar n at aata pie k d en zaho no w i t d i y issad . to Dtrantat sad 00., Nolint, Ss lomat ..„.&41.km. liti I 'l3 Yi.(4;-!4 UF C~.~,~~~?.. •i TUESDAY EVKAING, DVORMWft 1, 1868. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK WINTER ASSIZES.—Nov. 30. (Before Mr. Justice Byles.) John !tory Norris, 23, polisher, was indicted for hav ing, at Birmingham, on the 14th of July, feloniously wounded Vellum Morris, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Kerr prosecuted, and the prisoner was undefended. The prosecutor and the prisoner are brothers, and on the night of the day is question were drinking together at a public-house at Sibley, near Birmingham. there a dispute arose between the brothers, and the pro secutor was taken towards home by his wife. The prisoner, however. followed his brother, and going up to him in the road stabbed him several times in the groin. He had been previonsl7 heard to say, the same evening, that be would do for his brother. The prosecutor was so severely in jured that be was an in-patient of the General Hospital for several weeks. _ The prisoner, in hie defence, called witnesses to prove that some years ago he wee an inmate of the Birmingham Lunatic Asylum His Lordship sentenced the prisoner to ten years penal servitude, and remarked that be never knew a worse cane of the use of the knife. If inch persons as the prisoner were not severely this country would soon be re duced to a date of barbarism. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before the Assistant-Judge.) . - Stunt Atkins, 28, and Henry Reilly. 27, were indicted for stealing three yards of cloth, value 18e. 9d., the pro- Peril of George Bousfield and another. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted; Mr. Warner Sleigh appeared for Atkins. and - Mr. Henley for Reilly. On the 9th of November the pris on s were stopped by the police in Newton-street, Holborn, with the - cloth in their possession. It was afterwards found that the cloth had been stolen from one of Pickford's vans. The jury found Atkins Guilty, and Reilly Not Guilty. Sergeant Dowdell, 12 F, gave Atkins a very bad character. Sergeant Chappell, 13 F, confirmed Sergeant Dowdell's description of the prisoner's character. The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be kept in penal Servitude for five years. Thomas Walton a respectable-looking man, was indicted for having indecently assaulted Jane Gentry, • child of tender years. Mr. M._ Williams prosecuted ; Mr. Collins (instructed by Mr. Martin) defended the prisoner, who surrendered in discharge of his bail. The prisoner is clerk at a cosi-wharf at Shepherd's Bush, and the little girl war sent there to order some coals for her father, who keeps • greengrocer's shop and sells coals, at Hammersmith. At the OMCO, it was alleged that the indecent assault took place. A. soon as the girl got home she told her hither what had occurred, and after a refusal on the part of a police-constable to take the pri soner into custody he went down to the polico-stabon, where this charge was preferred against him. The details are unfit for publication. Mr. Collins addressed the jury fur the prisoner, and called several witnesses, who gave him the highest cha racter for morality, and that he was an affectionate hus band end &kind parent to his three children. Mr. M. Williams ably replied on the evidence that had been given for the defence. The Assistant-Judge summed up the evidence. The Jury found the prisoner Gositty, but recommended him to mercy. The Assistant-Judge said that everything that could be said had been said by the learned counsel who appeared for the prisoner, and every topic that was susceptible had been urged in his behalf. Re was sorry to find that • man with a wife and children of his own should have been induced to use this child as he had done; and chil dren of this age especially required protection. The jury had recommended the prisoner to mercy, and the court would, as far as possible, give effect to that recommenda tion. He sentenced the prisoner to be imprisoned and kept tq bald labour for four months. (Before Mr. Payne.) Thomas Greer, war indicted for cueing bodily harm to Mr. Richard Butler, apublican, of 1 4 , Great Wild-street, to which be pleaded Not Guilty. This was a squabble in a public-house, originating in the landlord, the prosecutor, desiring to turn the defendant out for some misconduct. He had a fall, and his arm was broken. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced to one month's imprisonment with hard labour. Willisss norktr, convicted of robbing his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Gana, of 4, Adam's-plasma Bethnal-wean, • widow, of two - oilvor watches, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. Henry Rosier and 112issieth Barnet, convicted on Friday of s te aling Goats, were placed in the dock for sentence. Rader was sentenoed to twelve months, and Bernet to one month's imprisonment. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-INITAIL Hairy Amami, whiFdiicirii•a Wilam', as a vocalist, bat retried his .adieu, was (barged with committing a maim with violence. bilts7poesenterwas Mr. Renard Ellington, clerk and book s = to ilk Sydney Waterlow. He stated that on evading about halt past seven o'clock be was in Aldermen'e-walk, Bishopegate-street, when tbe am some ballad him, pat his ana mad bis,tali, sad palled bba beck. He fell cm tbe ground and bemire in maiible, INA be believed that Use primer admlnistered ablemilankto Mir. Wisest ln . nonsed sesseiewnnes be hod Heron walklag with a policemen to the lartlen. Be thee mimed hie marf-pie mad a deg, value teselher about IL The brought to the static es, end he charged Sim. Oa ihtudey Se t felt Me swath mud lips very sore, and ain part cd the &ha came aff his lip. Pie dill eullere pla tbe beak, shoat the .rea of the Haan from the Meioses el the piermir. Ma Nifela, a wirier, maid be saw lie pfeener attack the preemrelor, sad bike the pia eat et Ids wart. The C rr iss r o aa se t t wz and witness followed him till he was Pellsweislulie Hansom stated that about half i zt7 r ! sic le Ward a et "atop third," ead saw the ressiag, pawed him until be was stepped re al reavesem leek Wm tab custody. He ray had to obtain the senetaine of heiti g eek a The out of kb band, h B :l7wits tee width the bad taken out of hie ewe seed ea • searched la. 4d. end two church minium were found bin. The prisoner said the abmtmi terrime were given to him Dr a Maid. Sir R. Carden said it was remarkable that the first loaf was tons out of each of thaw ;# des _#•/ warier aed ui ratt a t i ke Middleman soieltes la iiVrembee, ftigu ltte, the Owner woe esavietsd of stsaling • wet& from the perms, mod ensteneed to two yews' hard labour. Several cites convictions were on that emagen proved against Mr Rolled Cade—Ho has not been 'Noy lose out of prima. Mks hair has mot had time to acrolikita) Thu winner, who mindsets& in the court in a very held shavaisr, wasthes for trial. ivIOIIII3IIIITMIL Aribrirk Liessesed was ns eselBlll6l4, 19 1 ,WignY dor Wain tho keys of • dwelling tfmes Now King's-road, Chelsea. The abort facts ere these :—Mr. Chowne let the house to a Mrs. Haines, IWI there were complaints of the Miff bbours and page iisleMse that it was = ra se: lee eellelell purpose, Mind her to leave • t age, elm lir Chews*. Meek pamemias. Mks defendesd broke into the bows, and was nisi 41.. at this court der the damage, mad wee now sued tor the keys of the diarist apartments , which he was alleged to have carried cdf. A wimam having been called, lAN proved seelng a bundle of keys in the hands of deleadent's wine, who El/Rester of Mrs. a sediallor on deimelmere b the ehalf arged that the keys ßainey, were not traced to lis ponies 'ion, bet me alp that SUDO had be en 110411 in his wito's hand. Mr. Sens said that his object was to do substantial isteire mad he therefore amended the mom% es as te Meson Untied, the wife, who was in owl, and had lembled upon hie images • short djoeenmmt, for he ealialeor to take heal imellenetions. The lielisitor l ea the ease being reamed and some fur ther evidence given, emended that the ingistrate had no am *are was • •gmestion el dglit and title in volved in the matter, that pommies bed never hum gives ap, mad Set a. action at law had already bean ores seems& ageisst saewm, to be followed by easelher, and that Sr whale matter, the previous Sas of 10a. w ould before ewe the =evalta Ile Oat if Mra. Malan &Indents b her the kilo col do kw" a which abs sell skimmed peemesien, they would berm beau = fedi, Jodie/ in brake Om only to her who now le=lithen. sild el that the aside when he isisMl the ,wally me l Ito were al the sod museum toned the promises into a ho.. e! and ter dangbeer, .common prostitute, was up end semeriel by the clerk of a pettifogging eNsisay. Poseemice was 1110111 to tae been given wp, and no evidence whatever bad bean given, even to dhow that Mrs. Levi, the female delladmat, or her lanattamita i d any authority tram Mrs. Haines.The females. dent must give up as Ws, or pay 26a, the value, and 38a mote, or be emsndfti far ear math. Delnedente eelliglar declared he never hard of such • and he would resort to whatever the law would gob ga~ it resdnded. The In, mileage were both paid. THANES. licheret Storey, • carter late in the melee of Mr. Walter Hartley a beaded camas, of No. 43, Lower Thames. street, City, was brought before Mr. Benson charged with stealing • arse and cart, and twenty-four bags of cochi neal, value 600/., the property of hie employer. Mr. Charles Young; solicitor, who conducted the prose cution, said he charged the prisoner with being concerned with others in a very daring robbery, by which Mr. Hartley would be a sufferer to the amount of over 600/. Horse and cart robberies generally commenced about this season, and had been generally committed with the connivance of dishonest carmen, who left their horses and carts with valuable merchandise, and while they were absent taking a cup of tea or coffee, or drinking a pot of beer, a confederate drove the horse and cart or van away. After the goods were taken to a receiver the horse and vehicle were left in the suburb. or in the country many miles away. Oa Monday, the 23rd of the present month, the prisoner was sent by his master with ahoree and van to receive 24 bags of cochineal, which were delivered to him in White's-row and Spioer street, Spitalfields. The prisoner ought to have proceeded direct to Fresh Wharf, London-bridge, and delivered his valuable load there ; but instead of doing so he went to a coffee-shop in Leman-street, Whitechapel, and called for tea and bread and butter. While there some fellow drove the horse and cart away, and the cochineal. valued at over 6004, bad not been traced. The horse and cart were dis covered the same night in Stratford, EOM, unattended. Several witnesses, including the prosecutor, were called, who established the case as stated by Mr. Charles Young, and it was proved that after the prisoner was informed his horse and cart had been driven away by a stranger he ran about wildly for a minute or two, and then returned to the coffee-shop and finished his tea. The prisoner made a lengthened statement, alleging that some one took advantage of his absence and committed the robbery. He had been for a whole week endeavouring to trace the thieves, although his footsteps were dogged by police detectives. Mr. Benson said the prisoner had no occasion to care about police detectives ff be were innocent of any com plicity in the transaction. The Prisoner—Why, air, directly I heard my horse and cart were driven away I went to the City Police-station, in seething-lane, and was referred back to Leman-street station. Mr. Benson remanded the prisoner until Monday next. CHARGE AGAINST AN INSURANCE BROKER. Mr. Henry Haggard, insurance broker, of 7, Clernent's-lane. was yesterday brou6t up at the Man sion-Mare before Alderman Sir Roibmt Carden, in cus tody of Detective Smart, on a warrant charging him with having obtained from Mr. John Barker, wine merchant, venous sums of money, amounting together to 2301.. by means of false pretences. Mr. Watson, solicitor, conducted the prosecution, and briefly stated the circumstances of the case as they after wards appeared in the information of Mr. Barker, which was read by Mr. Gore. In it he stated that be was a wine merchant, carrsing on business at Nos. 22 and 23, Great Tower-street, and that ou the 23rd of August, 1367, the defendant called at his office and said he had • diamond bracelet, which belonged to his wife, of the value of 3001.. upon which he wished to obtain an advance, but that he did not wish to pawn it. and would not on any consideration allow it to go out of hie family ; and he further said it was at a jeweller's, and that he required an advance to pay the charges. Be lieving these statements Mr. Barker advanced him 3W., and on the following day the defendant brought him the diamond bracelet, which he represented to be his wife's. Mr. Barker then advanced him a further sum of 501.. taking the bracelet as security, and subsequently ad ditional sums, amounting in all to 2301.. and on the 26th February, iu the present year, the defendant mice him a memorandum in writing, of which the following is a copy ;—'• London, 26th February, 1868. Borr.wed of Meters. Barker, on the security enumerated on the other side, the sum of 2301., repayable on the 29th May. 115 A this loan being renewed for me again for the sum of 211. 10s., and in default thereof do hereby empower Messrs. Barker and Co. to sell the said security for their repayment, on giving me six days' notice in writing, and I engage to make good to them all or any deficiency.-1 - 1. 'haulm." The security stated was "a diamond brace let." On the 30th of April, 1868, one Mary Williams called at Mr. Barker's office, and said the bracelet be longed to her, and claimed it. She subsequent) y brought an action in the Court of Queen's Bmch to recover the same, and the present defendant was subpoenaed to attend and give evidence both by her and Mr. Barker, and the latter saw bim on several occasions pip! ta the trial, and informed him of the ne. ttrisiiy of his attendance, and the charge _that was made against him by Mies Williams that he had raised money on her bracelet without her authority. The action was tried at Westminster on the 4th November, 1868, and Miss Williamson her examination stated that the diamond bracelet was hers, and that she had entrusted it to Mr. Haggard to get it repaired, but had never authorised hint to Mine money upon it. Kr. Haggard was called upon his subpoena, but slid not answer or appear, and a ver dict wee found for Mies Williams for 2601., to be reduced to one shilling upon the return of the bracelet. On the same day, but subsequent to the trial, Mr. Barker saw the defendant, and informed him of the result, reproech thir him at the maw time for not attending as • witness, sad for having deceived him, by stating that the bracelet was his wife's. The defendan t thereupon admitted that the bracelet sever did belong to his wife, but said he would go at once and make arrangements to get the =Key and repay him the amount he liad advanced upon it. Mr. Barker, however, declined to enter into any negotiation with him, and stated that the matter was in the bands of his attorney. Detective Smart deposed that a warrant for the ap prehension of the defendant was placed in his hands on the I ith November, and he bad been looking for him since then. On the previous morning he took him into custody in Brand-street, and they went in • cab to Seething-lane Police-station. In reply to the charge, the defendant said it was a very foolish thing of Mr. Barker to give him into asetedy, and that the matter might have boon WITIMaId it he had waited • little longer. At ibis dye We, Waters said he could not carry the awe way Mem that day, and applied for a remand. The Wisner ler the defense applied that the dedendant might be admitted to bail. stating that the question of the ownsaldp of the bracelet bad not yet Dana whisk was • very important _point. Re asserted tL r.ve tit the art was= his way to Westminster to give evidence at the trial, but but wee too Lis, and with regard to the be bad been Imaging out of the way since =et the warrant, stated Sat be had been going to aad bees his ollee every day, and that the prosecutor knew his private Miran. Neater was imalled, and said be had mated the detmodent tar site s adirene, _but he bad refused to give it. Sir Boise. odd the defendant admitted to Yr. Barker, ofiritiftg to his information. that the bracelet did net belongme to his wife. the was adjourned until io•morrow rff itv edtedeg ulla i, esti bail was refused. " El/1131T mother end homsiesew must often act as tastily physielaa to the mammas illmseess had eel. deals that ewer sawassr Wicks mad esevests. Ps may of these mate I have geed Davie' s Pais Killer, sad sow sidor it tediepsisable is the asstliaise boa. We bete always foiled it effectual is etianiwea, d , sad dialers, as well as esevalgia."—N. chrt.] MARKBT& LO3IDON DOI* W limease-11.11.111112.11tk0e. 1 Do. ModIQ bop Nod I.M. kw s.atßad wi go &&& 00WW—W. L &Wm. D 0..... Ytfa s 0•Aoo Do. brk & flAk Moth c oosiz e ll 0t it lad& 401 Wadi & Oka kw LIM ........ So — SII Do. Ilk& kW kelk....toas Sum= soe _ 1,725 TALLOW.—liowosr ITlLlFllie.—There wee nn t in the position of the tallow market. The lens of from Amasslis did not appear to influeno: rurms ge holding of the markst until the ewnue to be so :vetivers of Wow on contract in December in ■1K,74.110 Amin prism were : 6U; old, 66r. ; Doonnir Jansery to KWh, GU. Kama. 62s- ' April to,' October to Dresmibm, 411 s. sellers. To wn tennis wish. Australian sheep, 60s. to line. el.. mined, s beef, 4135. to *hold. low and greasy amen sit quiet. Ooeha. 60s. ad. to 61s. • Ceylon, Ws. Sydney, 41.. to Sus, good to fine ; Ale. to CI. min oil slowly; 4M. 114. to Os. gas Wee; Us. Aare. - - COTTON GOODS.-1f emrserss, Nov. 30.—por gave way this but they have bees steadier Yor doth there in Haien is at milkiest doing to give a of values, Moses there doubt that swims wts weaken. WOOL AND WORPTED.—BaA moo, Nor.. . a good steady boaster drag to-day to mod clam, wod. Isidadisg Lards b sod reds" Kett, N sad air* rushy. Tho higher prior sought Dr I. t i a ii C the dosed. Thor la, bowler. a still mei ea tho pert ' od IMINIISMI, who valid nal taus sestlit loaf vaszbet s d r * . Tlio better demand . ✓ates armada la the bier bolder to so rates. Then is so drags to wonted b odes =Pen blur itastrao Oar thigh .o mobs kr* nom r&arid w is oo e & basla to 7 iirssaa kstr ba: Maeda sad Nagle b ar, 1/01.100 doing aim an Mum ae . count. sad rod rim are all la favor. the tribes sates ad wool ogr rawairi are obliged to 9.. =thosthey i aro la area trac is as to yentWag U ..e r very . trade, hea . l ✓ole hada= . The ergot tarte ere " d i e, no boo marehrat buy osl tot 'apply i , = t i =at ao t r ey r s old ad just :t a r to t . br r . aer h: teary roan AR mama' the swat rave. The i rather - baler am it ras. Prior bar a hardwire CONN.—lhrurialigan, Nov. 60.—A rod attewlaws mesa. Of wheat the snugly was rather smaller,' an upward tendsney. lad wheat made from Ira White ditto, lsa. It to Ifs. Of barley there was a ts. supply than far some Nom past, and prim' declined te. pw qr., afik4bdng sfeeted:at Ils. to Its. 6d. per bushels. Oats woes in fair supply, and sold at, 62a. ; that t, MIL to 371. Beane were also in much and could be nurchasol on einh.r tcrmt, the ruling about 14s. to Its. 6d. per boll. Ncersimman, Nov. SO —There was a fair supply our corn market today, and the demand was la of Is. r qr.' on late rates—whits sim.l-a mad, red, tes. to 625. per 66 stone. Barley was in MA and there was a slow Inquiry at prima Is. per this day oe'nniet to en. per gr. show of oats, fticb were taken alit about late p.r N atone. SI I' A Nov. 36.—Here to-day the attencbm and there was about an Renege chow of *eh- it inactive. and eellere had to accept la. per qr. I. mks. The supply of barley was fatr, and sampl of slowly at redun d pri‘w—tity la. per qr. 100 last week. 'lke trade in oats was steady, and the previous week were well maintained. In Is material alteration. Currency to the mover tic. to 66a. ; red wheat, nts. to 60e. ; barley, Ns to 3m. per qr. CATTLE.—DARLINGraIf, NOV. :10.—.11 MAO of beasts woe rather esarll. Theie were a few quahty, and last week's rates sae maintained. tattle small 'bow. Leen/mot, NOV. 90.—The •of cattle ane the tame an on bad Monday. flit demand for fair, at rather better priers. Middling awl inf.. damn to sell, and lower prima were accepted qd mutton, 5141. to 7d. per lb. oath at marl 10,49 .; 1. COALL—Losons, Nay. V.—Felling Wain, 166. 6d.; South Levensm Gas, ).Jo.: RR . W.st Wylam, ISM. ; Wa ll's End Gast rtb, Fro. Barton, 16a. 3d. ; bid Braddylrs Hen , End FramweDgate, 166 ; Walls End Betton, 194. ; Walla End Beeson Lyon., 164 littington, lea. tod. ; Walla End Tunstall, 16s. Hartkpoo/, 18s. ed. ; Wa ll s End Tees, T ma rim irtn doe st, Tharski mot. , ; 3. 0 1.2= . ; Ceast4 s i osak. 51; sold, 44. [Advertisotnentl . „—HottoWAlr S PILLS. rial.le temperature., cold wet weather. and damp v Thema, valet iv to be done to keep the human boe protect the wrok—to renovate the Mowed', The plaivt the inippreweed 'Minn of the skin Cirough there rills, by a freer action on the bowels. liver. will proven. the delicate internal atrnetnies irritation. and inflammation. and carry of thew. ordinarily tranonutted through the integument natural mut commend dwelt, and Divot elicit the probation of all who think and understand how n aide a defective organ br accomplishing it. anger by means of increased activity elsewhere. BLUM, MARRIAGES, AND BIRTHS. .ALFTON.—NoeetuTer !Pt, at Hill Howe. . Riney, the wife of R. D. Mewl, Foq., in a ROIL BADDLLEY.—November 111, at Deronrhire-tense, the wife of F. F. Baddeley, Erg., of a daughter. BM. NT.—Norember 16, at Hoekerill. Bi.hoes wi'e of F. C. Blunt, Esq., etatiataat-Comatuatary. GIBSON —tioronberll7, at Bartholomew-road, of lir. W. Oilman, of idaufghtrr. GitloT —Novetnlxv itt, at Argyll-eilla, New Barnet, ife of B. O. tiri.t, E.. of a d4ughter. 11111..—Novostber tb, at Keirkintrtoo, the wife of a POO. BYAM.—Novernher 24, at Leamington-real. Ilvam, of arm. LLltili.—Noveniher V. at Ilartlord MAP , . Of O. P. Leieb, ha+, of a sou. LUBllOCK.—Noventber 30, at 11.6 t' Lubbock, Bart., F.R.S., of a dater. MELVlLl.E.—Natesuber StA, at Tausadowa, wife of the How. N. L. Melville, of a &maw. 6111TH.—Noreuther 27, at Barnes, Surrey. Ego.. of a daughter. IhlULlAMS.—Noveatbev t, at St. Luken-road, ark, the wife of P. 1.1. A. Williama, E.g., of Lased.' daughter. MARRIAGES. COX-MTVITR.-Nos.mber ytt, at the mrkh F. W. Volt. Vag., to Lydia theannah Minter, Mister. Esq. of lorle-terrare, Stepney. El kit 011E-O'KEEFE L -.Noreentx r Youghal, by the Nay Rev. Canon Murphy, Re Foley and the Rec. W. Coleman. sevi,.l son of J. Feletratne, MD.. of Brienswicl to Moe. PVCOIIII daughter of D. O'Keefe. county Cost. GA lINIEIt-TREFFSIS.-Voreniber fi, at Al Knightsbridge, by the lion. and Rev. E. Moore, Ve.c to the Hon. Mary Loiti•ea Trefusis. 1100KE-110NE.-Norember tt. at St. Peter% _ by the Rev. J d. Bell, LLD., 'bar of law of the bet dettroom. mutated by the Re l !• l .7lT H. H. Hooke, Req. captain 4.5 th Relriru, nt If resters), to Lucy, yr:unmet daughter of the late jun., of leceni-strert, Dublin. TINTOK-EENWARD.-November te, at St. Castle, Hastings, by the Rev. J. It. Munn. I chemist, Bayswater, to Hats Ensward. daught ward, Esq., of Ashbaruhani. EITKPART-SttOrtillAM.-Nonanber 28. at' late, and afterwards at the &urinal Church. C. Buchanan Rrigstoeke, Mane Monomerte. st ter of the late W. Y. Steuart. Teo., of West to Coi. Davalgbaat. Royal Arti ll ery. WARD -PHILLIP S.-November 31 at St. John' the Rev. A. Donlon, Harry, snood sun of et King Edward's-road, South Hackney, to daughter of W. Phillips, Req., 11.M.'s Onto mad. WORTH l i ttiT7 . .N- RAMSDEV -November lislifas,by the Rev. E. Flagon. J W of Hanley, Staffordshire. to Mary. elsochte Bastadsi, Iq.. of lialitaa. DEATHS. BROWN.-November lA, at Weymouth, Y. , a..., F. W. Brown, aged ri. BRIXE.-Kovenaher fs, at the Gropren ,, r T.hut ...Col. W. Drove, K.IL, formerly ,4 BWlllldPes, aid late of the nlth Winnow. CHOLMONDELEY.-Noiembor 11, Ali.., tt inuodaioy, Esq., of Coodover Hall, Salop, })EPSON.-November V, at Context Ito tory. Jane, widow of Lioat.-Coionvi C. J. Itodt. ftmintent. ET.RINOTOW. —November Iff. at Inflow. N. etas NOW Lleingtan, daughter of the Ist: O. Linnette,C.B.. asod SS. IFALKlTitw.—stoventbor IS, at Alexandra , rued, 'rwitheakint. Ann, widow of Use b.t: Reed N. 011.1fARD.—Noweabsr 110 at Heroltses, doe °Mud. late 110th Royal ailleo b. seed OORDON.—Novessbor $7 , at at Kshern. lrßllof the bde D. &fordo', seed 7( 011.—Nctewebee es, chaMni, wife ..aids of Banks Chapel. H.- tow• dsruof (*.Peas. NOLIL-17wresabee Id, at Latebberouttb, 'baw d' B. Ide% UK.. Mad ID. INlORT.—Novehlair 111, MATT Ana the Kat, Rwasratteet, Nottusthen4 ii"t will pima sheet thh Istiastioa. Lr a _._„_eAll —Nyman , sf. sgatherse. I ••-•••" , w of gseda's Odes% Osfswd. wird 241IXON....1ftwevaber IM, K YRltt %lewd°. In the Seth year of bee ale' Alma aA. rt Bee. 7. IR. than, D.D., late InstoW OND.—Nowsbee taws tea F. Renaud seed Oh en 4 vzx a m l o.—keymber ilaarh e. " * " . " u‘'.. Mc, We et litioalord-bill, agtd 1 1:A v l liswasberli. at lAmoinften. @beam. Weof usidge«am bAnilq — ' w aft ewe et the fellows of 'mail! " Za=- November 16. at tlohene. , the wife of J. tiouwnsaau• elmmetirlish,N.W., said alk Pemba4 bad Plobibbel by Wawa goo SALM% Ihmailostrest. 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