The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-17 00:00:00

TN& EXPE; SPAIN AND MOROCCO. ' THR LOSS OP THR sorAL CHARTER. - -..-- The Spaeth govegiellheat ilea addressed the folio,- Till BOARD OF ?HAD/ INQUIRY. kag circular to all its diodgemdth agents abroad con elffmtas the expedition to Maim : Mow unit OWN counlieroWDlNT.ll MACILLIINCS,—ThsIIOII4BI‘ Mg lif **We gernmeat LIVISPOOL, WEDNISDAT. IS wislohlw pace hue beta heillesela seme way; tbe spirit At one o'clock to-day the filet witness examined et ramelleelse ead Om Les —it darts the asp- wee titre ailed ea = ti the gememiet d Mars* Me art i Owes Wollear—The winter &poled shit he wee the onllud to mumoloo,.. .fhalennellethie emilemme tomb hy dal Ms girt miter of tbe Royal CUrter. like watch em mown, et niagolOW• mthimer khan is S. the ' rpo o d a e Ru ed.(, °ember 25, wee from Bto ladled 12. jeerilkorelhis pea homed bp the ablest id , W ee s illie - hheel true 10 S. half-past 11. Anse The mgromeenere set MMr M..sy thealenot 12 he war below. Ca.. le desk met a at 4 deleek. bli V ow 01 11 110 ememillo. Lm _ - th all the aihere mid the aril 6. Wee la item din ea ef Me aim The midi of einelme lira tee two go- Idi din them two Mega the wit at 8 ilia. emirs u did" am ereillied bet. Nest by sorb was ihe rem gnus te bar. TM mil bid I. lay eteceltsfr utlllyk 111 I MI6 `ewe S. your Rthee ay the Mad aft left it net thee. The rift= Way mat the laustie el the Clestare griesset Were staysail, adSpam WSW the oak ealls he caw. Re ea tam mbeel. Thmeleseademe Imashisabidelly aril at the who* mid Mimi biro 12. The lower malseop• Mil seil we. eel bathes that time. The mei we. bread Die hoe dose is fair et peer Ait she could , but tb. other um sad ovul e h i m a, as ism , no saw air Lucca, at re dm hen rid. sad her Its the *thy, bat she rid mot ray. The hi me pa bode peril peemiessi, trig Is Me Aphis sad eleteln et sot linshisturoL The puo 1 waelew we thews ad alma ism Mose rile Ms to the SWAM. MS of which ti . cede& Sum OP oder the ineeed wit wee else let der hi t a. decided ma cemeaselag Wilmer gm we at he lir rat U.. ad met 411 : 17: has en ti Lee mewern the Moommoot Whims knew wbet Oa bee& en the meth Auk wee dig. Li , It to he its duty le rake booms de ineirle joie of he tb. ism came . tuba. hagimain,..g. optta seam I. the gereregieSto walk eke& It .bee pleasure la me, wage t a g*. .b..... ar m a h a il ...tb , ad r ear Irsadry nistious. Mel serMert oola. The Med at it time woe about Ilwei tit re object d the rim ameedl. merneerthmet. Aker the awe emir ware let p the Al Merge taus by Me ewe uprisen due ids of reed berms very Wow* Mend ass aggesibe *Wag. reeks*. coeuelealee al ern by as retiegle hem eel Tb. saw us kope ologr A do um. - b..sisal to Inhabit rt. Ittff i met. The score mode net tiers mot otos mod us eel of bop ileac Tbe bear men the wane daily ere sapid te thederhe el the Mai who sweep is Aid Aar i. wire rem Ist ge, amd the ha.. ,00 moue, ..matted este it plaz a : lb. Mgt Me. wad= ma. mid ogi, Reg Meld tut do itela-lopeaset se be Th em is bully • Berke head ealleate here sown" wee mend big the area dog.walcb, get marred romidereble Isms is dile arerst, ari let agar. Ala a parer pad two the port Si . "°. Mud.. 'im i,Pertoo lwilibilleis Me Mode. sew bee cable gave way. Lit twisty Wise put three the ass agh.,lJa, M. ads, al Pew, and Antraaram ~steady Shy struck °pea the maim The mess wan going all the thremomr sad 1b..,, diuMeMit dildimlel by the Wee thee. About Ore dim obe Mar mos no roilt. Affirms mot Mischa of the labableemar el *hell& wee at that tire la the bra i* Si. did set stead mon Hee M•ime/ . • ttueremild. whale "Odd beta best ism than three powers el an hoar sits bee het stride( on the Oil' 110 , NelePtie Ise swam Glib &peed to ...idly tech. Bhe them vs* to pieces. Wither .vsd himself by puethiag ewe mule, het applied to the pyramid of wrfaglag ashore* the boataweths chi is the hawser. Sow 13trocts. to /said maim (or tho Alai and gm- ipeptor Taylse is deck weed thou The he thee he saw pezr.'"'" f..r 11., ..reeky ef the efoolah Muir es the end Ma wee about tam o'clock S. the mateakm. Capes Taylet of Mn,.. eft thee on the poop. Wleit ' a lt e " 0 . . arl so rsh Or its ccoeilleiar, *WS the To Mr. Authell—Saw Mr. flembees, the fire mate, tor ` .Ititt•ol .1 4061 VWWW SO this old, sad Mid the ward while the hawser was big got ashore. Does wit mu de7e °I Antler Mr* ale Reeethrief knows, melee thaw whether It we he wits nut .Wed for volunteers to ventein salealated to obis • solutioa. take the haweer aeon; be wee glebe ire there about la due esevestkee mmire wee reds of IM Oasts M. Ai gam ea the bower was get ire, mad Mated mat, know, brie the Spud& dememeat hoped the floo- Mr. nephew' oiled wham le go an sad ant the lady par mr.c44 Morocco's prommeit marl rer it the WO- more forward. Mg. eispigess said Yea lady gairgers Rake., son dolls them thole el the Edi, ad du abound be di rat elem. Wire mat aft to the par by their with the Sped& kir did ad rem bet hie he tad get S. the pareagsre the mewl produce therm* tecoaralmee es the ores did. lege up. Witmer w la the bird part was she Nuerthalese, at the ire* of dein the coareatica, the hare up. TM pert ode of the vend was up, sad M•oe• of the. roams M Maillime Weed by oetinthourini the bad • Bet • to windward. Whams come hewed again 11 th...ossonists Ceuta ml mewed to we says that god said Mr. Sneaks the vessel bad broths. Mr. Septum attacks. obliging the thessee peesenemeal to realothe the mg gimp as the hawser at the time. He thee left the ffernma of tte. elld as reeddelf .warms ia which bawler NU west de, sad vitae. am- saw him 'gala. Mr. ~ The s lest is. Meier eppered mot sari to eses the lens& Had he cure col Maid dereried lemedlately the &Who- Mid amp aim ItietL Mr. ambeas mil hare due meat et the pettily, the satrisetion des sad gnaraateas for 10. The 14M4 ogler, Mr Ile, was thre too, ad the future. in the tare may se they bad oriel them le the ha reed hi a simile; maser. Time was a cond. tof Melilla. The aim of the sedistlea wee as be Inman is the forecastle, • gbird-eleee Peenegrer, and i ntent* the hem theolwdellet sod IS the Meliculeme Mt. Be wee very anitowe i&said go sass., bat the rif m tt ri fortreue. wes; did. Me wee the cry wave In that pest. Ili The speed circumstanced in which the empire of Menem wen sew milieu lost in emileasmitei to win ler to was placed at that time by the death of the Sultan, mad the go. Neither Mr. %pleas nee Mr. Balm made may effort to deism entertaiasd by the cabinet of Madrid to tanoialie use their own lima perilically ttes .oallict, induce lit to postpone in two tantamme To Captain Harria—Heard ken She Mee eater that the the wow deed for obtaining the reparation due. mead had NO tar of .eel is hoed whim she mitered the This fresh proof cl moderation has not produced the sleet Chenaell; die MI WM is whoa hails Me/Marae. BM that was so be aatelperd did mot steam et all said its., pain the Horn. The Two months ham eloped without our Wag able to obtain weather was vary list off Quenstown. to wee very floe • detentes reply to the demands of her Mmeety'e represen- weather when pub' the Tuakar,:and only • ripple on the them et Tempera The Morocco Minister, Sidi elehanitatel water. Witness was at tits wheel wham they poised the Tar et Jet* gave oulf Mateyo moms, or et meat 0111 7 vas kw. There was ao wind to 'peek ef nail about live pukes Optative o'clock that ehersoce. witeravis haw Um they were The ler term wee m the polat of "spirit on the 15th peeing Holybeed, and who he care is deck op* they iMmulk Sad Stl That add be e .0. gd r M first , the offer so es bad pealed the nitres. There wee very hue wind then. antioe the guilty sad Wale the Beg, brig In It began to blow pretty fresh about balf-past 9 o'clock. At diePote the mo territorial limit. of ineshetion of Ceuta, 8 o'clock wittier was at the wheel, sad the vessel was steer vetch it was earessare to unmet on account of the recent lag gait by south. She wee carrying a eh& helm Cannot aggesseme. tall the reason. She was mot in the habit ef ameryleg a "lack Thom limit* which had been had in the ronveation of belm. There wee mot much see mad there wee sot IN IS for the defence of the einem were insufficient, and it much wind. Although the vied we the car had been perceived the It Wee requite to apply to Ceuta tied a topgallant sail at 8 o'clock. It wee alm o'clock was be/ bees etipolved with respect to Melilla by the cost what she made Point Lyme. She wee plagethkeuebetween merlon of the 26th of August leer, approved by the new Boiyheed sag the littenthe the lest thee they Moo Me I st Emperor of Morocco. Wham oreasteg hem Quenetherm to Holyhead all the span All d owe the eeptiatimme leak • new tara. The Mo- sum its dr rod akin yard was den, sod the mil nen Weimer addressed to the Oreal-thmairel of ter es M. The Air wee got OW Shin woe &Ws best leePeY so Tager two well% the comer a will led the baiter. It vas • Mash Mamas. Joseph Rogers canted Womo . • Pomfret to hope ter the forereatre it Pei by a rem ea ice, sad We hawser was cis it by this maws moulting dielonatli•sily the coacemisse Perri by the ea then. The potpie all dame append 40 gin...my a• &gaily of Spate and the intereWe of tM lien Arai se aso herald see. Ind - sot see any lifeboat or Is the Ono a tteas ewes, deed the Iltli What (13 of leldeses win Rae-Mesh. Mlle 1276), Sidi Mohammed it Jodi stated that William NNW, examthed by de 0' Dowd—Wee cerpeatar .. b• l ' id . „_,.. r••• ' •• • • ono" from Me melmt.... o oleldiall its him em beard the Royal Cleaner. On the 24th of October the '''' •°'"" K w '' , to wo•Pl the ofemeo dames& H. weed =iris Used, and reacbed Holyhead about half added in the same note that be bed set ,it nubs/ kola gang 4; the Mod was ahead when the mil was ling bee o'olerno mereelor ehls hamar= be had roloind oo Holyhead. About 10 o'clock that night mitoses was on the the peen at Was the Siting Inelnielleas • bet M mid that esdadeek, and the wind was blowing pretty stiff. Shortly the 7 wen , sit mosseal7, bier he bed &Pea eutherkel to sir that the ship wee drifting strongly towards the regalare ell the pedem geneses. th ere, and the port umber was let go in about 16 fathoms Ise the swiped "WI ams 4 tbit Mith Molt= (Idth of Hales water to cheek it. At first there were hose 40 to 60 &theme bob, eau 1276), the Moorish whotwer, eanweeteg • note paid out, sad it wee afterweida hemmed to 90 or 100. Wit ham the reprearetative of her lildery, In wilt the letter owe wee in the lonceede Mend wbea the chain wee being premed him to did... Muir he oceared ce aim thedemos/ pad out. Then were heath egoegb at the coropromer M the creek. of elm terntorial bathe of Coeds we to SS to pry it out se quickly as we required. The vessel the teethe elided ter the matey sad Mir dthe for- bold for a lam, bat them ft began ho drift, trrec 5145 11°4 ""w" Jetthr dm meal he Named the saddle automat/ air wee let pes hold Me. Tbe vessel mid tulle were cosapried wish& the old ledge (tbose of 1845) wag g all glde lola Obi WWI Mill the, alter both made the ea:levies • e But if that is ad se we Wen, sachem bed Ist_ pa, el the mei wee kept /COM. ewe it is oar will to mum may same of etheipmemmat Hi ast tit she Mid ter amp reeldein di deft' the &twee the two parties, we acteept the miens of re rid mead make wee hi go, Mt dr ad Mt die W domed to Boots as teem the heights remit kr the Wry of the id fur* es hie. TM per Is pared obi two o'deek. Mae Is me thea ghwe le the rieheied .eras. Wit- Hew Walteeelei finollook bid n meant tram ilmee sae sir* la papas it or. About 80 ter 90 Mom mete it dm tere'ime that di the Mileolthe hither*o raised worepideut. Sem bud. went all le ph up the mum but live entedectenly reseeeed, heiseened to lakes the oasis. They we, got up on the in, Mt Mien they menam, tem° of the Mogen et Taw el the mode u weld be let ae Abe eterbeeed obi mid. The stream w• ` -• . lb° "'net, _ . .setteieetken &wended an sePhoill7 seams this said ma be at their anise. Mr. Mphme, orfrres ern. to we camel OM. the cab( Mager lead whams to eat ewel the raliret. I. Ti.. P.m or governor of the Modem timid lehneelf Tide we abut 10 abates cobalt ea boor siker the sterbred mu, the ems of Spain obi were whoa overthrown rola bed paid. The mast was art very beavey awl renid . co.* than to be saluted him gabbers. rigged. It wee goat three feet eight et lane hist tl 2. The *either* of Morocco w heir. the guilty. am rim wl thinks, to dimmer. Her met think she %Plat the walls of Ceuta, the panty they bed tanned. had irk epos id st this time. The hemeset we Ara 2. T he ti ''''fftme M Mommo would Mutat minnow* the erne eimadie am the mainmast. The diameter of the et lo .. in i emcee:nos with two Beulah samasere, should az mem meet we skeet It inches. la *tedium upon the newt mutable "eta for rain Abe saw list of dr to Mr. pe.e.eat ceders witness eat away this ID Weetioll, re htlet gardenia( that they wee* to take. the motameth Tlle bad we Wed Is slope*. bus of that deverettioa the Sims of Bellows. the drift ef the ship. Cannot say Moir it stepped the work 7he 'overissue bee teemed with deep dimatidection the big of the mew. It have been brew= 2.d 3 o'clock al".ss 'e"fie by doh Mohammed el Jetib to the note that vi. the WNW struck ea the used. Where cat away the ma. 1 ° hue to the Mom we by her Melem7's foremast thmtly after. Mr. Sembene gave the orders to de cued oa tato 16th Meath so. Cermet say whether It would ham bee" prudent to have 1 be, Ittu'Ldss_ . to ° l .Mosom withdrew ell that he had so at away the mesa earlier. Sew Casale Taylor on thole*. • - •rut. 4 .7 rim. eideati7 the nett of the osethrlesed whim both anchors Were deem 'Wit,.. eras ea Seethe fugeeromM. ad deemwed the declaratices con- the foretaste-heed whoa the voted broke sp. The tide had Wald ut his usemarciadwo all the I Ith es to his having re- stewed her beeenie is to tie ream sad she we brig ceieed tee peen 10 liersoge the oasis with Spate. rely hooray, tho sr inn • clear rib over her. albs 4 " ° "°'''' l, thin , that the dignity of the nation sad its was beating there about half an hoar or &lorgnette?* before honour so leapr preallted ft to treat with agents who Gild she broke some the mien hare. The fore part hp ya,tlerstaad re satiate et he loyalty, the Queen's go- of the afterbody of the mewl west doers, and the mere hove ""mwoot rw. orders le the aleleal-peorel of aqua at Teo- up. This was witueee's ant voyage se carpenter in the glens t i ;mini sat Lq the lust is to the Moorish animater Royel Charter. She bad seven water-tight compartments. L. tar. statuary, to strike IS. Sag sad lie Tangiers with She suing to bas. me t a on sand ecreard t o th e. first al the members M the ePolell Walks. 6 lekriolt the sego - bieleici. - ishe thee! dewed broadside on to the rocks. Wu deems &okra, and waling to base S. ten:taste the umplsyed him this last voyage in executing some repairs endive of Me - mei It we in May lath. The were about thirty Ibe Weary of the lie net Moo emeened era the our or hi ether is employed for the same purpose. They eiciat er re mien piss the nemenity in which the were employed to about three weeks. Mesas Brown and Qualm's goverameat hued iron te his remeree to force. Martin had the cheep of the receive. Tley are shipwrights. teeth le the limeriteble hue whoa serkes differences mime They do not build bee Mips. The repairs consisted of between two oedema mad whoa am a them melees to Moe caulking the paseeepr decks and a greet pin of the the vie of rearm sad Pies. Ide mot dear bat it the sprat dark, and semi other little jobs. Dom goveremem of will anamtedge Is to be m not think there wee seething done beyond ear *lda the ordinary repairs of a need after a long voyage. Such Tbe gelelee gereretrieet ham sedeavertod to uphold . with Inge ships usually require. luny se 30 or 40 men to do firma.... sod elearrattoll the catboat hewer sad legit imate three repairs. Cur* my whether her iron plates or rivets therms ; it will no' swerve from them seatimeate, should underwent any repair. serer. crown the ed rag of it army. To Mr. Aepinall—The vessel made se water until offer During the war now about to commence the @abduct of she got on the rocks. Witham sounded she pump himself. Madrid end re.pwl the rights of neutral powers mod protect She began to make water after striking the rock. Nothing the subjects of friendly nations settled in sueA par of the could stand the beating she got there. Elbe wee • very mat re 4 Morocco as may be compered by the Spaeth strong ship. Witham would have bees glad to go out in aruiv her again if she had had the lock to get bun safe, mid if liumecteme la this mum hare hem clamed S. the aim- they would have taken him. Off Point Luse signals seeder of the two destined to operate is the omega of Mo- were for lade for a pilot, and these signal* were continued re,a. sad also to dal aic of the amend expeditioemy the whole night through. Torches made of oakum dipped army-amps. into twaine were burnt as well as blue light. Spar resides to her midi mad army the defend of Was present who Mr. Bean endeavoured to get the only her tumor mad of her latria sow at stake. Strong in her woman who wee forward to go ashore on rho hawser; she roe i right. we of haricot displayed ber mr titration by on. would not go. It wee after she refused to go witness west. denelde acts, with out any 'intervention, with gay other An effort yea made to get a 'wooed hawser out midshipe, p 'wroth* with. t' put an end by war to the intolerable but witness does not know why it did trot succeed. Tbe end date craite.l for her by the perpetual huteity of the Moors of the linoleum the shore was lost, or something of the kind egoism bar stroytholde. hared Neverthelese, whatever be the results of the military ope• o Ceitain Harris—They had the wind well aft in running renege and the nature of the guarantee* that may be exacted from Melbourne to Cape Horn. Did not 'them that the by nee cabinet of Madrid to inure their success and avoid • vessel Arend or that her deck worked. She was perfectly mew/ of the attempts already perpetrated, her Majesty's tight tiering the voyage. Witness 'weeded the wells every government, faithful to its intention', will respect existing =mime and evening, mid never found any water of any latermts and the tights of every people; it will Dot perrua- cousequeace. There were two barometers on board ; on. in neon •_. occupy any point the pomessem of which might fur- Mr. Peepheths cabin, mead one in the captain'''. loth Spins with a superiority dangereas to the free lenge- Thomas Csonalok, second steward, examined by Mr. lion el lb. Meth:erratum. O'Dowd—On Tuesday eight lathed in about 10. Got up Spew has striven to maintain with Morocco peaceful and between 1 sad 2, being aroused by the thief steward, who these friendly rel items, end to this end she concluded with said the captain had/men orders to have coffee ready for the that empire In the course of • oratory four treaties, the en*. 'saloon passenger*, which he had prepared. The cutting cation of which would have contributed to txuoguish the away of the meet made • little hole io the deck, throa rh cum of quarrels ad oaken which water came into the saloon. Heard the fourth officer Ti.. ignorance or n.dlgaa of the empire of Morocco have my he hoped, with the help of God , they would soon be all ocemiceed at every pried their violation. on shore. Witham reamed in the mhos add about 7. The time has at length come to put an end between the two The parieugers remained in the rhea, by order of Captain weenie to a etudes so irregular and daegerous to Abe Taylor. They were not obliged to remain there; they trot itillity of both, sad to their mutual isiereets. That might have come up if they due. When wit wile a neither min am the persevering efforts of civilised nem went forward at 7, he saw that the ship was In two ; emeertuneata Mrs bees able to obtain, It will be necessary to the forward part of the stop was higher than the after part; demand by force employed Is the service of good 'Mitt. witness then went up the compaake, when he Ina struck by Your 2 tidtalll vol be es good se to make kaowe the • wave ed limbed down to the lee tilde of the vessel. Saw deopeo to the tl arter of Faro Again of—, sad Captain Taylor on the deck, aad • lady ; both were prostrate to hays a copy ells with him. on the deck. Witham went to the artefact of the forward =oe) fileevasteo CALDIIIION COLLAWIre, boat ea the poop. Got hold of • belaying pin. Put a rope M Oa. 20, 1860. round it, end let hued( down tato the water, and got on some span which were lyre eloaptuk H a d not be. there racy dais hire the captor we. washed °subset& Him pulled his up is cate of the COLUMN tit MISSION.—We sadentand the imme- mum sad he sold, " There's hope yet." Another tre diate remit of the appeal made yesterday he behalf of the meedaus Ns bras OM thew and washed the captain off the a .,.... ta , ~ o mid be 0ci,,,,,,..1 at the .., mist, e, est . wit.. r worded in getting hen up a second time. 1,6b7: Ils. 6d. TM forward boot wee*. them wain* from its dente, and THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1&8. ir w i ith tworgel bla iS u IM -soma ante s lb. Cow* i hisg, sit pasmages elm get is—the latter gas me l d. Mr, Cw sot mind. 'Thelma wd down fora the water and driod these who wore is it OS to the rocks. Whams was washed in span the 'm k s . •we picked pp by: the boatewais's mast sad ' Mimes en time. The semi cassir vent book wink the boot last tine water as sha i t. Hr was is the after part of the S who wham being is b a tfon part was waited ma to gni roam As eirebsiry shlg' coma sot ham Hood is tin water Imeween the dip and the rooks. It world have ham lingissegis is swim dm*. The distance was about tea cab. IWitasee was *alai of the surviving wow who saw not =ln the 11401/1. The dick over the so b . very muck. 'lt a lbw Ouse water was lu. Mind think when ths mists fell the 6C :on leave tuna all swept into gat sea. Was rd tise !Loyal Charier lora, three ewers During the voysgc before hot flisr psi a owe gale round the Cape of Good Amilsall-4)s the swear of the wreck heard the Wel embus sny at ballast 8 o'clock that there was no some water is her the aka bad made all the previous day. Ada 41qtfght Captain Withers was in the sabot *ging ( tiopiemsegsm. Ti lib. not think nosy people threw thane seams labs the water with the view of swimming. Them ewe several pintas on deck when witness lowered himself into the water. _ -I,air-ibutUt4uue. BAIL COURT.—Nov. 16. Rifts et Niel Priea.—(llo6m . • Mr. ?sada Crompton and Cousin= Juries.) TRAM It •IfD WEPI. Y. Mr. Huddleeton end Mr. leutea appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Chambers and Mr. Terre reprimand the defendant. The plaintiff, who had for batten" years been etwohmaa to:the defendant, a bill discounter ef Werwiek.etrest, Regent street, sued him for en weak committed es the plaintiff and his wife wader the followi ci rcumstances . nf ls The plaintiff occupied some stables belong to the defendant in and Mary-yard, at a rental of . • week, receiving from the latter 11. es wages. Ice July last there had been a dispute between them relative to some rates, end on the 18th, aooord to plaintiff's ease, the defendant drove into the yea, Trash by the throat, kicked him, knocked him down, and struck his bead against the ground. He else pushed down Mrs. Trash, whe ran to her husband's aide lance, on which • polies-constable, who lodged in the yard, sad who witnessed the wreak, took the defendant into ane tidy. Trash had been under medical advice, sad wee new mnable to yolk without a stick; the surgeon's bill was Si. The plaintiff, who was perfectly sober at the time, dueled that he had used violent Wages's. The defence war, that the case as premated by the phandff was grossly exaggerated, and that he wee under notice to leave for intoxication and misconduct, havbg Wad to obey his orders, and told the defendant's eon, aged 16, he m al t take the phaeton himself. The boy having told Ile father, the latter drove round to the yard, when a man there male filthy noises. The defendant Snead his stable door faataned, and a policemen lead him the coachman had left. The defendant, speaking to his eon in reference to the plaintiff, raid, " The Irma deserver, • good thrashing." The policenma asked him if he meant him, to which he replied he did net, bat asked him what be did then. The policeman need most divesting language, and threatened to break the diandaat's neck. Defendant then sew his servant coming down Ike yard, and naked him for the key of the stable, which be refused in an insolent manner, and insetted him from thearier. The defendant then took brad of the plaintiff by the cellar, and pushed him down. He got up and mutated the defendant, who tripped him tap easily, as he was so tipsy. He did not strike or kick the de fendant, but the policeman took defendant into custody and took him to the station-house, where he was detained two hours before bail strived. He wear before the magistrate the next morning, but no charge was preferred against him. He had taken no stimulating liquors that day. Cress-examined—l lend money. It Is not my business, bat my pleasure and profit. I have been called to the bar and have been dhbarred upon the grossest (perjury. I have peti tioned the judges, but cannot get my petition heard. I was not excited by the noise in the yard. I was offended. lam not very mild, and you would trod so if you offended me. I made a complaint to the commissioners of police about the constable. Bang toe much engaged to follow It up I left it in the hands of Sir Richard Mayne. Re-examined—The charge against me before the beechen was laying out money at a large interest. It wee referred by Mr. - Columbine, an attorney. Captain Cook, and James Cook, the defendant's son, corro borated hie account, and swore he did not touch the plaintiff's wife. W. H. Smith, collector of custom' at 134anaterb. and Norden of droits, &c., for the district, described the mid= of the weal, and the chews which bed tekes place la the position thee the catastrophe first took place. He never maw so maple(' a wreck. No prom who had not is.. it could bawlslievd that the wombat would ham bets so caw =thealied to pieces. Lame mores of the wrack were oempletely oa the side of the rocks, and at low water mimosa could step upon them from the Tooth Some of the hew them which formed the holiest wore forced under please of reek, weighing from 7 to 10 lath Them we baker ithth-weter mark. Hides, eh*, which kneed a wean of the cargo, wore booed nod/e -arth some al the rocks. Wane*. bathed that the ship Amok theldshipe, with the tide kering, end also in the Mtge amidships upon a projecting rock. There was a lifeboat about half a mile to the athward of the rook in Xmas Bay, but them wee such • tremendose sae muting that it mold not be moth available that day. No lifeboat could ham lived war the wreck. Witness did not believe that them wen they bodies confined among the debris of the work at menet, bat ha believed that many were am bulant mean liege Mesas at a coosidemble depth. There wee a Moth omega at the sane of the wreck. and divers employed le maw what wee ptsible. He believed that the signets of &threw wine art observed by the people co shore, as tithe mire no hewer ter, and aa the houar of Moe** village, la ecesswass et es intervening cliff, ware shut out from the ems el the diseeter. The court then adjonmod sattl eat thy. Chambers end Mr. Headlesion having addressed the jury for their respective thuds, The learned Judge left it to the jury whether the first as. sash bad been committed by the plaintiff; and if so, was there an emits obeervin g it would have been better not to have included Let plaintiff's wife in the set. The jury, after a abort deliberation, gave a verdict for the plaintiff, with W. 6a. damages for the wrath on the mobs plaintiff, and 61. for the assault on his wife. COURT OF COMMON PLRAL—Nov'I6. Sittings in NW Prins in Middlires.—(Betorn Mr. Jnutio, Willa and • Common Jury.) DALLIIIOII e. 00ILVIE.—A 7•111. LT DIBPVTE. The plaintiff Is the son of a publican in the West of Eng land, and the defendant is a medical man, who attended the plaintiff's father la • lea illnme which preceded his death, and antwegenttly the widow. Ten or eleven years after the marriage the grilse @operated, and lived apart until the wife died, la April, 1848. The present action was to recover damages for false im prisonment, the plaintiff having been given in charge by the defendant for following and annoying him in the publics AWOL The plaintiff's case was that the defendant owed him 1331. for board and lodging for his mother whilst she was living away from the defendant, and that he had applied for payment many times, but bed sot succeeded in obtaining mare than about 64, and that in small sums. On the ami d= when he was gives in charge he met the defendant, but be bad not intended to call on him. Ia crom-exeminetion the plaintiff admitted that he had written a number of letters to the defendant asking for small ewe in charity, and sometimes eapreeeing a hope that he should be able to repay the amount. The pinntirs claim for 1351. waa in existence when these letters were written. The main points of the defendant'• cue were that there was no pretence for saying that he wee indebted to the plaintiff and though he had paid the plaintiff 201. or 301. in sm►ll sum, the money had been given solely in charit7. ha to the giving in Charge, it wee said that the plaintiff had been in the habit of following the defendant oonatantly, " a ghat or a shadow." In addition to the count for false Imprisonment, there WY •Imo e claim for • sum of money said to be due. The jury, after ootteldering the matter for half.an-hour, found a vardlot for the defendant ea to the money comet ; and as to the false impriamment for the plauttiff—de, magas, s'. His lordship took time to consider whether he should cer tify for costa. The foreman said It wee the intention of the jury to give costs. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 16. Sittings at Nni Prior—(Bekas Mr. Baron Marna sad Comma Judas.) MAXIM V. DIONAX.-PALSI IItPIISONWENT. This was an action to renown demagog for an &malt and false imprisonment. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and that a felony having been committed be had remiss/A and probable canoe for giving the plaintiff into custody. Mr. Kenealey appeared for the plaintiff, end Mr. Hayti= for the defendant. . . . . The plaintiff wan a 'fervent in the 'orrice of the defendant, a stationer, living in Upper Holloway. On the 14th of June last a dressing-are, the property of klieg Woodbridge, Mrs. Dignities sister, was mimed, and, according to plebe tiff 's evidence, the defendant, without cause for sus picion, gave her into custody. She was taken to the police-stet imt at Highgate.bill, where ebe wad searched and locked up in a oell all night, the defendant having signed the charge sheet. The following morning the was taken before the magistrate, who. having' heard the evidence of Mr. Dignam and the constable, die charged her. She had since got another place, Mrs. Dignam having given her a good character. The defence was that the act of giving the plaintiff into custody was that of Miss Woodbridge, and not of the de ' fondant, and that if it were be bad reasonable and probable cause for suspecting her of the robbery, shbough after th e investigation before the magistrate he felt bound to withdraw all imputation on her. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, told the jury that if they thought the defendant had given the plaintiff into we edy without reeeonsble or probable cause, they moat find for the plaintiff, with such reasonable damages as would com pensate her for the injury. The jury found fur the plaintiff—damages 201. COURT OF PRORATE AN!) DIVORCE. Nov. 16. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) LASE O. COLLETT. In title ease Sir C. Cromwell, on the motion of Kr. Pritchard, directed an attaohment to Moue against the defendant, for haying neglected to obey the order of the court. HOOPER V. ROOM. Thia was a snit arising out of matrimonial differences be tersea the petitioner, the wife of an eminent London solici tor. end her husband. The case had stood fur trial before special jury, but at the last moment the record was with drawn, the respondent conaenting to continue the payment of 2604 a-year, which the court had awarded se alimony pendent. lite, and an additional 601. per enanni. It ap peared, however, that no progress had been made in the way of settling the deed of separation; and the case having been mentioned in court by Mr. MiQueen and Mr. Montague Smith, Q.C., art arrangement was come to by which it was ' agreed that the deed should be drawn up by the 20th of December. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 16. (adore Mr. Commissioner Foublanque.) IA YE CAREW.-81110CLAZ CASE. M Wt. Rudy, the actury of the Load= Agawam!. Com pay, sad ke waa *aka that the punt value of this wronAceary Warm( vas 600 plume. Thia wu the chief amp what he had to caw ha median. The ComMismooerlllsdtb7be7nirupt any right to consider this reversion se an melt, or was It only created by the net of parliament ? Kr. Lewis said that be had the right hero but It bad teen confirmed by the act of parliament, Colonel Waugh wee the Aapfstber of the beakW, sad hie guardian ; and under theme circularities. It was not matter of surprise that Mr. Crew bed bean indexed to mot eider his guiders, sad to put hie name to Lure quieting& of paper, in many cases bist he was of ago The Coanniesioner—l thiak, onasidering theism.) of time, the youth of the bankrupt when be foil into this snare, and the well known faculty of hie tempter, that it is time dismiss him from farther attendant* on the court, Opecially as Do possible good as. arise to his creditors from keeping him hen any longer. I am afraid that as as example the ore will be of no value ; young men will jar do the same henceforth sad In secula soculomn, notwith reading whatever may be said by courts of bankruptcy. The bankrupt may take an ininsediate ceroficste of the third cfirs. The bankrupt was an ironfounder, of West Smithfield. This was the adjourned examloation meeting. The *comas bees already appeared. There have been several adjourn ments, owing to the imperfect nature of the accounts. Mr. Tippets, for the assignees, opposed. In the addi tional accounts rendered items bed been repotted to the nmestmt of 4431, and items of upwards of 6001. entered on the wrong side. Then were numerous &agora payable to "self," obi& the bankrupt had not accounted for. The counterfoils gam no information; many of them bad nothing at all on them. Of those °begone no less than 1,1001. had keen drawn in 1868. The assignees asked for an adjourn ment mine die. Mr. Norton also opposed for crelitorr, and pointed out father imocuraclem in the accouute. Mr. Lawranos, for the bankrupt, urged that the inaccura cies were email compared with the total amount of cash, 41,0001., which bad passed through the bankrupt's hands. Mr. Bean assistant to Mr. Cooper, the accountant, de posed that the bogs were eo imperfect that it would be Im possible to reader satisfactory accounts. He had been employed on them since February, and was maenad that there was se attempt at concealment of property. Mr. Norton and Mr. Lewis having addressed the court on behalf of their respeotin clients, The Ostaminionsr, acquitting the bankrupt of any tondo lent inset, allowed him to yen. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 16. (Beim Yr. Contakelow Marphy.) us 11 TgOltAll WOMB ADAIIII.-ALLNIED LIMAS OP THE PROTICTION ACT. This Insolvent did not appear to be heard. He applied _der the Protection Act, sad obtained his discharge on the 14th September. He bad pettttord r • non-trader owing upwards of 1001., and it woo now alleged that he wee a trader, and bad improperly got his discharge. Mr. Reed opposed for Mr. Algernon Sidney, an attorney, and complained that the insolvent had obtained his dis charge. His client was a creditor to 4801., and the money was advanced to complete some buildings, the insolvent being at the time a builder. The insolvent was lost eight of for sonte_rers and then arrested, on which he petitioned tinder the PfetAdiiell Act and had been liberated, and, as was emoted, he had not appeared before the court. Commissioner Murphy said the petition must be dlokiowd, ea the debt' exceeded 3001., and the insolvent woo a trader. __ _ . Yr. geed suggested that u there ma some action as to P perhaps the petition had better. be retained. i C t loart thought not, an the debts exceeded 3004 end there was no jurisdiction. This case showed the maw in which eases war prepared for the court. The petition woe dismiassel. BOW COUNTY COURT.—Nov. 16. (Bdon J. B. Diana, BK.) This was the first day on which Mr. Desist sat upon his appointment es judge, Mr. Serjeant Storks, the late judge, having resigned. Mr. Dillon Webb said he wished at that early stage of the proceeding., on the part of the gentlemen who practised in that court, to congratulate hie Honour on his appointment ea judge. It was greatly to be desired that a friendly feeling should exist between the judge end the advocates, and he (Mr. Webb) felt cure from his Elonoitr's antecedents that the praraltlonees in his court would meet with every peeper aeletance. The learned gentleman added—For myself, I may most unaffectedly asy, and I am mire I am bat speaking the sentiments of all my brethren, that it will be se well our plume se our duty cheerfully to comply with any regulations which you may think fit to mace for the proper conduct of the proceedings in your court, aid it will he oar most anxious desire to render you such 's almon as we ern, so a. to enable you to carry on the host was of the court with pleasure to yourself and satisfaction to the suitor. Mr. Webb then applied to his Honour to know whether it we. his wish that the solicitors, acting se advocates, should robed, Mr. Serjemt Storks kith; made an ceder that Zshould wear professional costume. Homour.—With reference to the latter pert of your ob servatioaa, Mr. Webb, so far sa any wish of raise may be eansidend law, I certainly desire the gentlemen who sot as edelweiss in soy court to appear fa their robes. I shall umboao order upon the subject, as It might be inciouvenlent to geatlemem coming from a distaste., but I think It very Important, more especially in the Metropolitan County Coasts, that suitors should be able to ascertain at a gleam three gentlemen who are legally entitled to appear. Wide reheume to the kind obeervatioDe you have ad dressed penenally to me, I thank you very sincerely. I ham given my time to the suitors who appear before me, and Ism sure I shall receive all possible resistance from and the other penmen who practise in this court ralfaideavour properly to administer justice. I have mad* many friend/ in the north, which I have just left ; 1 bops to make many more in the worth, to which I have just come. His honour ooncluded • very feeling reply by az hie mom of the :spirit which had dictated the ad dress him, and his earmet desire that matters might pie ced in future to the oalloitolioa of all. THE ALLEGED CASE OP FRAUD ST BIRMINGHAM BANILIMPTS.—Edward flananel Franklin and HOLM Mit of Birmingham, cloth cap manufacturers , bankrupts, cha rged with obtaining a quantity of goods from Messer. Brett, of London, under false pretences, and with diverting of the same within three months of their bankruptcy, were, on Tuesday, again brought before Mr. Eisner& lay, stipm - diary magistrate, sad again remanded fora week. They were admitted to bail la two sureties each of 601. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A CONVICT.— On Monday, Mr. Raynor, the chief warder of the New Bailey Prison, Manchester, conveyed a prisoner, named Juan Genie, who was under sentence of traneportation for eight years from Safford to the Wakefield House of Correction. They proceeded by the 12 30 train, and, when under one cd the tunnels, the prisoner a pee erful man, made a desperate attack oa the officer. Although ironed, the primmer contrived to kick, and bite, and struggle with such violence as to place Raynor in a very dangerous position. On erriviog at a stati Reynor appealed to the guard for assistance ; but the appeal wee disregarded, and he had to continue his journey unprotected against Ids desperate and undesirable com panion, who only relaxed is ferocity from sheer ex stion, and was at length safely lodged at hie destination. THE LATE FIRE AT TUE CASTLE HOWARD HE PORNATOZT.-012 Monday, a lad about 16 years of age, en Wrested the Reformatory, were charged before the magistrates at Melton with having set flea to the stacks, burnt at the late Erns The lad acknowledges having committed the act when the labour master was but a few yards distant, and that he afterwards helped to pump the engines to quench the fire. He was remanded until Saturday, for time to communicate with the government respecting the case. INCENDIARY FIRES IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE.— arterol stacks of grain have been consumed at Willingham, in Cambridgeshire, by a fire supposed to have been the work den incendiary, and a reward of 1201. ham been offered for the apprehension of the guilty party. Several fires, also 'append to have been wilfully occasioned, have taken place at Stretham, in the Isle of Ely, and a reward of 601. has been offered with the same object as in the former Imam FIVE MEN NEARLY SUFFOCATED. About three o'clock on Monday morning the engineer of the steamer Ruby. plying between Greenock and Helensburgh, while lying inside of the steam-boat quay, was awoke by loud snort ing, proceeding from the forecastle, from which ha was only *operated by a thin wooden partition. He got up tome what was the matter, and after entering the berth where the five men were sleeping, he proceeded to shake the one who wee making mast noise—all of them groaning more or less heavily. He failed to aroma the first msn,and trying the others he was alike unencoeseful. Getting alarmed, he opened the port. holes, and, being a powerful man, he dragged them severally up the Maim and laid them upon the deck, in an apparently insensible state, two of them being stiff from spasmodic mus cular contraction. He then ran for asatetaroe, and on return- The bankrupt, Benjamin Francis Hallowell Carew, was ingwithiDr.LocbearKthemenhad allsomewhatrecovered. They described as a cab proprietor, of Lisson-grove. The bank- now chiefly complained of headache, giddiness, sleepiness !Tufty occurred a year and a half ago. On the accounts unpleuant trate in the mouth, arid one or two vomited. The being filed it appeared that the trading bad been merely one who had slept nearest the door was least affected ; but be, erdourable, the bankrupt having been espied in large bill though quite conscious all along, and aware of his and his trans coons with Colonel Waugh, late of the Eastern Bank- comrades' danger, was totally unable to bailie himself or give log Corporation. He owes to creditors, secured and nue- any alum. It appears that wore going to bed they had fa. cured, 33221 ; there are also liabilities of 68,6401., consisting considerately closest every aperture by which e breath of air wholly of licooPhohoos lo Colonel Waoffh's drafts, end drafts could be admitted. sad • fire beteg left burning in the Move on the colonel which are held by the Oriental Bank and the In the middle of the apartment exhaustion must soon have Eutern Bank. In explanation the bankrupt stated that, supseeeasd, having unlimited confidence in Colonel Waugh, be, at the SANITARY PEEECAUTIONB.—The Board of G nardiana colonel's request. put his mu° to various papers and ° l bw el the Greenwich Union have adopted a resolution which It document* for Waugh's accommodation; but that he bad fe hoped other unions will also adopt. At • recent meeting, kept no account of the particulars. The colonel had allowed 2,00D1. • year while he remained in England. the Rey. Dr. Carlisle, of Woolwich, called the attention of hiss the board to the injustice, and probable injury, to the public At the oartificate sitting, in October, 18.58, an adjournment b y the prespresente. prevalent pract i ce o f emp l oy i ng public abs el twelve months was ordered, to give the bankrupt an op- for the conveyance to London hospitals of persons infected periunity of arrangiog with some of the creditor', with smallpox, fever, and slender diseases. He proposed Mr. C. B. Lewis, on behalf of the bankrupt, now renewed t h at th e geet du ne should have a conveyance of their own. his application for a certificate. There was no longer any The motion wan unatilmonely tarrlad ; and from this time wattles on the of the assignees. the guardissa of this large union will have a conveyance of Mr. El , for the assignees, said this was the ere. th e i r ... for this puma.* This example is a good one, and Mr. stated that abate the tee• wee 1 " bee" the It is hoped will be followed by the guardians of other 11;1i012111 coat • private set of parliament had been passel, salted tie sot roymes. Onsisw Lot, under which the bankrupt wee entitled to the , Otkiwtertimbeit.)—EPPS' B (HOMOEOPATHIC CHI, minion of property at Beddiagtoo, in Surrey, of the value *ow bytse wiwkw ed 2,5001. • year, under/eat on the death of his elder brother, 10. pre . and ilb , owlet. irk Basks arm aged thirty, without Imo. •ow hod been sabattliart Smaaapith.la elegant. Losidis." NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 18.—Psoitoriose.—Tho fol lowing asstesintbsers of the third dam have bum pro moted to !be aimed elms, and appointed to the nadoraten domed ships —J. M.lntyre to the Imphisme, 61, screw steam frigate, Bast India :ad China station ; J. P. Lloyd, to the Ni la, 90, 'crew steam deg-ship, at Qntonatown ; and T. Barnett, to the Aga, 84, guard ship d ordinary at Portsmouth. _ _ APPOUITKINTS. —Chief Engine(' W.Yeeme (1847), to the Ale, lot minim is the Victoria, 121, urns Nem ship, le Postmen& lisZad Masters : 8. 8. Suedes, to the Ithadamaathas, 4, peddlwwbsel steam vessel ; and J. L. C.aysesaph, to to. Cumbsrlaad, 70, st lthasress, for service la th e Mimi% 4, smew at sloop, at fiatessasss. Asasteat Borrowers of the Third Chtm : B. Judge, con firmed in the Surprise, 4, stow steam sloop, Welt Coast of Afros station, W. C. =der, asainsed la ths Janos, Mew gumboot ; T. Jeans. mafirmed ie the Fay, 8, paddle-wheel steam sloop, lest India and Chian station ; and W. Inglis (b.) mairmed ta the Money, 40, threw stem bigots, with the Channel egoadron. WOOLWICH, Nov. 16. Colonel F. Eardley Wilmot, R.A., superintendent of the ropy gun factories, end Ceptain Hanltate, R. A., captaia inetructor of the establishment, hays removed from the Royal Armed, in sciawdearie with meat ceders from the War Depart aeat ; sad Mr. Andseson, late lespamor of me chlawy, hes this week asthma, the satire direction, ands ea athowintaidenoe of litr William Arerstroag, C.B. Idetheasat-Colonel Barri s ard Captain Miliward's batte ries of the 4th brigade Artillery woes this day ts speetsd, wed pissed =dm for China. CHATHAM, Nov. 16. The 34th (Captain Gordon's) company of Royal remind orders this morning to proceed to Nora. rias te r s i teed of Dover, to which they were previously or de the 30th company having been ordered to move to the latter station trom Bhorneiiffe. The reason for the allaration la that the Royal Engineers belonging to the 30th oomptuy are owe advanced in fortifications sad englascrlaj w cad thereby* bearable to erect the fortifications end do lmas whish lee to be emoted on the coast in the neigh. bonehead ef Dover. The 34th company will leave heed garters we Monday amt. • telegsephis ampere having been received at the head quarters of as Soya dinghies, eirtablishment bom the major-gemeeni semtmandlag the troops at Portsmouth, that the iNseem, 6, net befog reedy to embark her troop, the order for the detrelmwst of Royal Engineers to proceed to Portsmouth this day hes be aanoeiled, and It le now on amain what day the veer' will be reedy to maim them. PORTrIOTITIf, 2 . 1 r. 16: On watch of the Prisms; giiiireesgreated lee . n last ens* until this mosstai. These arse wasted dozing the Le goats en still waned on been the 15t.Visceat. DIVONPORT, Nov, 16. The Docieratne.—Ordere liTesebesa received darter the pet week at 11l the yards, reivirials all those gentlemen at pewee as tarapernery darks Na hers soured Qs esreke it IlN t batirhe have hot peeled their examination belles the dee antes etateesdasers, to do se ;at ths expire liss els siosik tam the law at their order. SPORTING. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. Tao FORMATS Bvexse of 10 son. oath, 5 ft ; 2.yr- Wis MIN let 71h ; duet, 9d. Winners extra, &o. About 3 fur p and • Intrel t= " 4 Bay Middleton. 3 mu, en LID sowdeel Mr. Malvern Owelseat, 3 yrs. tit 31b ln 'Kew., 2 Betting : 6 end 7 to 4 on Orme, who won in • oanter. Tax EITSWAIDe CLIP IaiXDICLY• of 6 men sack, added to a pima of plate Vane 30 sore. ; the mooed to save his stake. Cartala pesnitles and &Bowmen One mile. (25 subs.) Mohr Owen ae &STY Mew*. nr liMeMeber. 4 pe t ta ate Merry) 1 Mir Mg*, es es rup re. I Meadseter. ft% 7st st Mb (Ms ........ IMak : to 1 eget The Nu" 4to 1 eget { Madd gten loyll,rtin sot Conductor, 7to 1 each eget Bankrupt and Cynthia, 8 to 1 eget Tbe Argosy, sad 10 to 1 eget say utile'. cared. Risemmerator came in woad, Conductor third, and Bankrupt fourth, but on returning to weigh it was ascer tained that Remunerator had carried 31b. overweight without due declaration, end be was therefore disqualified for second plans. Won by half a length ;a length betimes the second and third ;; three lengths between third end birth. Tun Mcwote BVILMALL NLlxa>mtk ILUMIC.A.P of 5 soul. sack, with 25 added. Ralf-a-man Mr. Gibbon Golden leemen t _by BrOwereis.7ol is ....... .(Bray) 1 Mr. William `. Nails. TAM llttentrdi 2 Mr. Merilne °whims, lirs (".= Mr. T. Cliff .= Mr. Lowey . . . MAMeneal 6 The hotels. la • to 4as bat rinsed at even as Sias 2 ft 1 ere sot Raft& sad Nor ton, Bto 1 eve (a). Lem assts she ranting to the tura, wins ft was tam se Iv Odin Pippin, who won by a neck; 'length between asserA sad third ; bed fourth. ••••••• THE NZWPORT GOLD Cur (H4Ddk4p), value 100 soon., by subscription of 10 sow. mob. Certain winners cars. About one cone end • half. (10 nibs.) Lord Commoner Bare. by Oildoriao. and tine 714 col. 4.t :lb Bog) I yusarmo Broodlorolo., 4 yr. 71b oIL 74 Mb ..I.l4dorartho 2 Mr. licdrossio MM c. Ivo Ono 7lb co). 64 DO ..10alloorri 3 Mr. Barber • Kim MUDars. 4F. 01.71 b .1. 64 Lllb Moto loco) 4 Lord Lincoln • 1341114rame. 3 yry. 64 716 , 0.11.0 Betting : 2 to 1 opt Boom, 6 to 2 sot Broadlande, 4 to 1 .gat ladifferenos, and 6to 1 apt Mutineer. Indifferenos made running to tha but turn, when Romeo went to the front, and won by half a leogtb, same between second and third. A HANDICAP PLATE of 30 sore. each, for 2.)r•olds and upwards. Certain penalties and allowances. About 6 fur longsParse's QUI= of the May, 9 yrs, jet (Panama) 1 Oag4inte Christ/Ws Codicil. 2 yvv. 6A leedleri Mr. T. CM S Viso, 2 yr% :A Bab Kleedleal 2 Wt. 0. Datufort • Lleaace. 3 :A 21b... -* . (lEdwordiu 4 Betting . Even end 6 to 4 on Queen of the May, 4 to 1 apt Codicil, and 7 to 1 spa White Hart. BWERPeTAILEB FOR Two YEAR OLDS of 10 Does. each, 6 ft, with 25 added ; allowances and penalties. About els furlongs. Mr. R. Chiltern's Romantid. by V olUzeur. SA 131 t ICballoser) I Mr. Damp:44 (4.04.4. 7a 13Ib !Bullock.) 2 Batting : 7 to 4 on Rosamond, who won by a heed. A HANDICAP SWIRPSTAIEWS of 3 soy,, each, with 25 added ; for Syr-olds and upwards; the winner to be sold for 404; whims extra. T.Y.C. Eheeee. why 1106, re, 14 Db (D.ckeo Mr. Kamilla, 3 yse, 41b......14 Anoweeni DikrpodOns. J rte. fa Mb.- ...... (Gartner) I : SID IOD MSAIDDISA. Won 14 • head; a length sad a had Whims the eseastkand third. . - - 117 i BcvalM HANDICLT of 2 earn each, with 20 added; for 16yr-olds and upwards; the sowed to save his stake ; whiners erns. Once round and in (about outs tads and 193 yards). y, airs Lgett tor Prime Mialder.l yn,ert 1011110erdlea ) 1 Mr. alamerall M. Mentleire Ir a C i llWer Datatimao. oat of Gele.l n g art IUIr .. ....... .................. (Dream lietidniy_. 6 6'4 ;mai apt and the Oak colt. Won sestly. Yorkshire kLisa belted end jumped the rails. EXTP:481011 . or TH Maanao.—Yr.Frell, the clerk of the coarse, &apostates, that "la osasyllasee with the numerous apple:allow et aohismas sad paileeeea this meeting will be szt?nded over Friday." *peplum* fee Fraley, which is to include a hurdle nos, ea be lessed at Shrewsbury this (Thursday) morals& MAREEIS. COTTON.—Lrvaitroac, Nor. 16.—The salee of oottos to-day ars adulated at B,ooo.bales. A quiet steady market at yesterday's prices. CORN.—Borrox, Nov. 16 —The supply of wheat was fair • the trade firm at fe. advance. Red, 41a. to 410.; white, 46e. to 495. A good demand far beans at la more money. Peas sad cam MUDS as this day senaight. Iteam, old, tea. to 6fis. ; new, 42e. to 44a. Pau, bine, 42e. to 41a. • white, We. to M. Oats, 20e. per 11 atom. STOCITON-ON-Taal, Nov. 16.—The *apply of grata at out market this morning from the growers wee extremely short. Wheat was held for an &deuce of is. to 4s. per qr. which checked bantams; sales procesda slowly at la. to Z. per qr. over last week's prices. Oriading barley continues in great termed. Osts uachasged. Beers le. per qr. higher and in good demand. The price of front has been advanced to Me. per ark ner. Imports daring the past week Wheat, cometwies, 810 gra ; barley, caastirlee, 96. • • GLAIIOOW, Nov. 16:—/inos iiedetteday lea there has been aa extensive badness treneemed In wheat, at improving pi ivm. Oa Monde) an devisee at la. 6d. to 2a. per qr. we petit on Danish and Baltic crs, C. F. and 1., end 9d. per Mita ca the apot. Yester da y these woe lees activity, at Moneys porno. To-day's market was poorly attended. Wheat sold slowly and only In feted, at an drones of 9d. par 2401b5. Flour In fair request, at le. to te.od. preach more money. Barley supporta lain week's priest. Helm 3d. to 6d. dearer ; 'sato slow. Oahe were put up 6d. par 2641b3., which checked sales-34. obtainable. 00=0 warm, and 6d. to la. pet load more paid. Indian enn was a Bennie at 19s. 6cl. to 201. per 2801bs. CATTLE.--IfourmouL, Nov. U.—Supplies were short to-doy, and the diamond was brisk, especial, for beet qualities. Beef made from Its. to 6a. ; mutton, 4.. to 601. 2i. ; veal, 4s. to 61., pork, 3a. to 4a. 441. ptr stone of Sibs. sinking the offal. LUATHEIt AND NIMBI—At Laerkashall on Torday there was a moderste supply of fresh Leaser, and only a bruited demand. Throughout the west, however, the trans actions amount to an average for this season of the year, and former prices see supported. Good llngliatt butts, shoulder., bellies, dressing hide., and calf alllll are the articles most in request. Toe public ease of foreign hides waist off briskly last week, excepting for Australis& salted hides, which may be quoted id. per lb. lower. Best heavysalted Buenos d. res bide. are selling in sewn lots at Syd., Monte Video at Bugbat inutethides are aaalteeed. COALL—Losmow, Nov. 16.—Saddle's West Hartley, 16a.; Ciark's West away, 16e.; Daelaon's Wort Hart ley 16e.; Holywell, 16a. ; Howard's West Hartley, 168.; Wirt Hartley, 16a.; Walls Bad Belson; 17e. 9d.; Walk End Framwellgate, 17a. 9d. • Walla Bad Haswell, 20e. ; Walla Had Hatton, 20e. ; Walialind Kepler Grange, 191.3 d.; Walla End Ramiro Ileum, 19a. 3d. ; Walla End Haigh Hall, 19e. , Walla End Thornley. 17e. 6d. • Walla End Triendan Thornley, 17a. 6d. • Walla End Whitwor th , 16e. 6d. —Ships tit anertet., 88; ;old. 31. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MU. Par Mar- Total, Toil. PAISINATS. sm. morn isaadin. 1851. Tit& Isar typt.p. A A A .7", ra imri .1 1141 1.361 1.317 2.671 1.903 11110=0 "" l =et r ; 1411 UM asseligiall Bela: 116 4.173 use liairisTriri. - —.— INGO seam IN 10.110 MON 77.711 SLIM - IN NI Wa IN. FL Yates Ala n ..,,.. a 178 un LIM 1.447 Umiak& mil Mob .......... 241 94 II 110 — 4lmor9allim9/121~/ ...... 31 323 192 320 294 Wm& 11 Ni 424 MI Ili M in arriis94. U. -- lasoks ma oft Illams .. . 917 MTh 41.391 74, 0 17 66.999 1..... k. and 15i1144 1.401 1941Mek 3M. ... 292 11.141 9.406 ULM 143299931m1194 . !N011446 it= m:ra. Ewa hams.. NAN —NO 251 60) r. ess 1141 04466 144•444• MI Larris...d remoter . : sin not *.91.3 66.600 21 .4 10 11= 4 ,100014944•9, omo • 411 N 1 1, 460 1.361 11040wilm9 awl 1.1 4 92 1.733 6.696 1,704 • Myron of the Idomain imil If=ilL•4= orilio laving molted the modes of fooliplo fallow afo Weida lif So Mow SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Oars Una (ship), laths, of and hots N. York for the Clyde, with ioblo3o sad sesdrtis, was stranded le Church Bay, BMWS, early thil ISCIFIdier-Loadicebetr7. N0v.16. Dooms (British), Delos, from Bentleaok, bsedered SO sills of the Berybosis entreats; ad head. (bengt, Day, ham Balms, washed at Kl li • t sate sad twe kends seved.—Omastss- Uneple, Nov. IS (per 15.T.1. BSA, lall. with a woo of coals hem Galata, smartly feat at Bulls ISA all banda.—lbrall, Ns. 13 (pr AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS: Yesterday NiSamitlap) the Quebec and Montreal Ocean Steamship y's surer Bohemian riled from th e Mersey for P U.S., with the Canadian mails and 100 peamingers. The British and North American Royal Mail steamer Niagara will be despatched from Liverpool for Boston on Sattuday nett, with the United States and North American PRESENTATION TO JOSEPH ROGERS, OF THE ROTAL CRAlTER.—Yesterday (Wednesday) afterno on • presentation ot a handsome gold medal and 61. fim the National Lifeboat Institution wen made to Joseph Rogan, the Maltese sailor, who so gallantly swam ashore at the wreck of the Royal Charter, and carried a line by which a hawser wee made IE4 to the rocks, and • number of preemie reamed, an that ma gma. The presentation wee made in the dining-hall of the Sellars' Home, by Mr. S. R. Graves, the chairman of the Liverpool Marine Beard, who refeewed in eloquent language to the gallantry of Rogers as an example to semen smugly. The Manatee of the institution were ell amenibled, and sheered Roger. is the hearty and anthusiaitio manner for which British INSALISEI ere remarkable. Mr. Graves also pre sented Rogers with a vote of thanks from the shove-men dosed institution, segrossed on vellum, and 21. collected by the officers of the Local Marine Board and the Sailors Boma The majority of the members of the Local Marine Beard and Mr. H. Bright (of Gibbs, Bright, and Co.), with Captain Gray, of the Great Britain, " eseisted" at tee presentation. who beiedy returned thanks, and said that he should b it e ° 3My to perform the same duty under similar circum stances, afterwards dined, by invitation. with the boarders and committee of the Sailors Horns. Fatter, Rosiest, and Bryan, seamen rived from the wreck of the Royal Ch arter, were also prevent at the ceremony, and their portraits, photo graphed by MOATS. Godwin and Kam, and exhibited by those gentlemen in the room, attracted much notice end con gratulateey critlcion. Caarox MEMORIAL.—The food raised for the above object having been banded over by the treasurer, the Rev. Dr. Milman, to the Printer.' Pension Society, that in stitution have agreed to appoint a " Caxton pensioner" when the interest arising from the fund amounts to Id!. The Rev. J. M. Bellew, S.C.L., hes kindly consented to deliver a lecture in furt h erance of theism.. on Monday evening, the 12th of Deeeruber neat, at St. Mattin'e-hall,when it is hoped the profits wising therefrom will ridable the society to erect a living monument to the memory of Caxton, in the person of a Canton pensioner, at the next election. ' [Advertisement.]-110uowaVa OINTMENT AND Puts UPDVALLSO SM. Toe Cease? SCROPCIL LSD COSSUSSTIOS.— h has been cooteoded that to, disease Is incurable, test that there are remedies which Inirlit initiate it. remit, for • time. Such aniummte were way true, until the discovery of Holloway s Ointment and Pills It brie dace been inceountably proved that tbeg have effected thounando of aura wells one, the Pitt. Wm composed of vegmarde eubstracer nod the mamma emsaintes arch powerl healing properties that they act Is =tem op= the sateen, and the diverse Iv quickly or olloosed. Can somplion bet sponse form lo which ,ffasis di.0147. Mid.' effects on Ur sewn In that dreaded Meanie , Man machos Saidtl• 01•1711.14 will helllSlLly ward of tho Mr oatmeal doom. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. MOOR—Am 3.3, ht Fit4Pte Rouse. Tentaden. Rent, the idle of J. A. amp. Ds.. of • deushtvr. MARSHALL—Nov. 12. st •buristeeet, Won own. the wife of W. C. Ls.. of s oon. PRITYMAN.—No..I3. et .tetat lhelton, ntscolnahlre, the wiled the Rew. F. Prettman, of • too. RtI,nBALL-3n. ist Lownderesnare, the wife of C. R. 1/..e 1 4 SH I N ZN*.—Nor. Canton .street, Poplar. tho wife of Cantata A. fletenut. of twin Kea UttßOOD.—Nor. Mat Cupola HOWO. Folkestone, the wife of!. F. Tbureood, of awn. 10 AN.—Nue. 14. st Cromwe ll Room. Mortlake . the wife of J. Wigan. Lev., of soo. MARRIAGES. ATLAT—M ADM.—Nov.lg at theme& rumb, %heron, Some , ' mulatto, by the BA . Ir. Mattis. Dr. Atity, Vim. of Lucile, to frfacca Terser, datutater of Meier Martha. BASK NTT—BELL—Nor. 16, es the Temperer, ria church. Rlch• w Y oad. orkahart , be the Dar. J. C. haw, Mr. C. BAs.kett, of stow elmiert. te daamhter of M. Del. lA.. of K":"" Yort Owe. MD Y VETT-011E00.—Nov. 16. et Deddlactoo Church. PhtmT. ,l the Rev. 7. Hasolltoo, O. P. Ramat. Eat to Ilathalt lanp/. daughter of the Lute Y. Orem Est., of the bailor TfeaPth. DEATHS. DAWNON.-Now 14. at Netting 7 W W. Dmw oo . MINIX WOOD.-.2i or. 15, at itellawadas, Bareatirpark. C. Greco. Ne BrIthOON.-Ne d v. Nem dweedw 01 111. .. 1 . "A" , W ' LT. West. Ilandesaer, aged a NWOes MON.-Nov. , LI. at wortimerwerest. Oavendlawysam T. Mor ava . a.aPd SS. PAlunt -Now 11. at Breadford-Werate. Ntesead. 9.1.064..1, Mt. J G. Pam sad 44. POTCEINTT.-Nov. at Grandam the law. W. PotritAt., sad OM IT& la. -Nev. 1.1. at Gloneaderwardens. Ilydwpark. T. W. Mlth. SL Wi li ntgT.-Now. U. Y 1111114 New amt. Sanshanewes WT. a. *album 26.4 a. Pristed asel Mabel r insauX Rise RAM* et Ne• /taws. In ur ut, d 7MM. rib.... Y fM Odin. la Lealhard Mat ix ilke Prodme at IrliNtska—Tacasamr. Iowanl7. it6i