The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Tre Garette of yesterday contains the following decimate IL isarsess to the emetics between Span sea Noreen Foireigti-otfice, Nov 8, 1839. It in ►eret, Donned, that Mr. inchanan, her Mtneg's Moral Entraordicary and Minister PlialiForrestisry at Madnd, rerrind fr Y 1 SCOW Calderon Culnater, the Soar tory for Fur,.ro airily.. of her Catholic 3lajeety the Quenon Spain, .11 the ilith ultimo, a note, of which the following Is • trwail.tun "Palace, October 30, 1859. " bare the loamy to forward to yos herewith a ropy of this day's Gig:ere, which conteins the °Maul sod fration of the Livektde of the poets of Tepees., Torten, and Lararbe, ce the Coest of Morocco. I request you to him the Foxiness to acquaint your government with this notifies tr.s, foe the iotitruatius of the sabjeent of bar Majesty the Cotton of Great Britsio.—l avail, de., (Sii(Ord) S vTVIVIINO CALDISON COLLANW. "'To Orr Bntanstic Majesty's Minister Plsulpotectisry." Tho following 1,, a traztaLttion of the official notification contained is thr number of the hind awns, forwarded Ey Senor Cohentea to Mr. Buchanan, with the above traria iated note " Doprtl•not of the Misiatry of Sots. xoTirmATtos or BLOCKADE OF TEM PORT , OF TAX. 91113, !MAN, AND LARACUR, " ?intim is hereby given, that recording to communise- Yens addrreeed to the 'limiter of &Me by the Minister of Manny, with refavnee to the commandivin-chief of the Spatula nasal forces destined to operate cm the meet of Melee, on the 28ils of the present mouth of October, the ports end anchonkoto of Tangier, Tetuan, end Lends% ea the i oasts of 11.rx,0, were in a eats of offectfoor Webb by the competent number vowel& of the royal nary. Foreign•oAas„ Nov. 7. COkitiroNDlMei lILELATINO TO lrn.r.n oretPATION AT TA2401114 011 01 00ADT 01 bILMOLCAL No. 1. Lord J. &mill to Mr. Bachman. Fonign-cflies, Svt, 22, air,—With Where le the repro dose making la with a view hostilities is Namaco, I wok you to Amer to the Netter of ths Cereal sad is the Kier: of Finks Adam, that the hdleashe borer the goverszerte apais sad Koreas sprat le bra seises kale colrepe °shrilled by Mears la re Airily el Ceuta hat the Ikea surges upper to haw Ira revoked by the allersels dad Mown of the rearste el Casts , that a rid ad a tar ram 1101111 to hew brew angoveresbis. sad le have Isar Mail* attacks aghast the Spanish genies a Cara That if the Spasiatt gooaramotat caly ova robes laf wtottaii, sod wittheoties of their bosom, b Koisoty's go •111111110at will sot latorposo may AIWA to lb* setalalog wadi ropowatios. But it dm oatiosoo tithe wild Ilsorlok tribal, an to b• made • gwaind Is oastratoi, and ill ow do Cork boo Illyaittro saworamatairo baud ki look to tho warily of the forum of Ottraltio. You are the iestreeted to oak for s dralanitios la truss, t►at if the Amish troops should is the counts of borsturs occupy nape, that ocesparam will be tempo rary. sad weed heyosd the ratiloation of a trosty of pare heiress Spain asd 1101.011 CO. For an occupatios till as ladenraoy is peas! sia►t Werra s permeasst oacepation, sad each presanost occepstion bar Mejoity's rosernnorat aerate inconsistent tit► W sairty of Gibraltar. Use litspety'e goviesniest aro einensly desiroua of oak- Wain soh Finale the most rosiest!' religiose, bat t►ey era baud to provide fs the early of ►er Mairoty's possessions. —I ani, o • . (Signed) J. Rona& No. I. Mr Su balms to Lard J. Emmen —(ltoodrod Oetobrr 12.) Madrid, OoL 7, 1860. _ _ . My Lord,—Ha,ag iris Mr. Cr hisser Cara tee ea creare with the essisale el year Issaley's dairch d the Mae %Ira% bantam r le ask the eredsh serreaer fee a doeherisa Y warn, art if ; I. the east Meer beams Byer sad Illsetes, Tearer etrakl be era pled by Spare I; seem Vry all be wither.% immediately ells• the eatreake ell a bray el pare, it was weed be tween se Jet I Arid saber le kis Iscalessy Y. eels et whirl I aerie • esgy herseish kr year leedshills hiseus• boa; isd I ward Vie day lama lin sa sewer, d wheels a espy end toredsdes re Weak sad whirl I test may presselreseery se bet Mejestf• gewasseess.—l Mw, as. 041. 1 0) A11.31W DOCIAII4II. latkoseo 1 go No. 2. M. lkosltsma to Mawr Oilloolso. lisdkil, IlltpL 211, VAL 16,—Dwkw Iho liwowiew which Irk phis hot winter Wows Opts sot Mom" nowatiog Ws Widow of hwio► widow woo do %toWs wormwood sod the woo mod YAW 1 Wit aid kW is nport to my gottonwoot *obsolete* osionowo old& I bow ,soled tom yow nailooty, that Ws trait obiort all that Woo, otbre GAN& Majesty's vows mat me le swan doo poloWito to bar Illsjosty's Wimp got le bar Ktjotti'd WONb tosiNow fa or twills' With liortow, awl this taw bad is kiwi= obotroof =Wog %Os goodoss Woo a retest tw lorftedal swinotionsot to Atriaa. These awareness wen entirely ceeffinted by Unmet, sad I Wm Mee happy to Imre from the deciaratios tastalsed i• pow eacelissicy's acts of the 26th teetant, sad from the verbal *splenetic,' which you have offienled M ca repeated owasione Moe the new difficulty which has Mem with the gevenunent of Morocco, that so &sags has Oa us place ht the polity of the Smith govaremesi, wit that they auk foe no conquests in Africa, but , sly peeves' Meets& mars nos for offences which have hen clued team by the Mme of Ceuta, and sec urines from the goversaisat of the Behan foe that fortress, ad her Catholic liejsety's other pommeons i• Africa which will effectaelly Fewest a repetition of the wawa which have takes plans, sad maintain hereafter the news" of Bpala wit► the Erecoms Empire on a sada factory sad homourable tooting. The reports of my cesversaticaa with your 'yellowy will thus have already acquainted the goverament of the Qom my eoveregu with the southeast@ of moderation and justice which Maws her Catholic Mejtaty's government ; but it would, notiirithemding, be a eatialactlos to them, consider ing the Intereet which they mks in the empire of Moraess and tie isovrtance which they attach to the comments of Tangier with her Majesty's poomesions in the Ilediterromess, to learn from your incellescy that the great preparatkas at russet mane, with a view to military operations la Africa, have not atim from any cheap is the views of her Catholic Majesty's goverment, ad do not indicate any intention' on their part to make conquests in Mororc e , or to occupy per masently ay portion of the Sultan's territory. Feeling mitred that your excelleacy will readily comply with the wieli which I have the bosons to express to you on the sublet*, I avail, Sr., (&6 101 ) ANDIIIIW BcolaxA.v. (Inctown 2 in No. 2.) S , sor Coßootee to Kr. Buchanan. (Trenoilotion ) Palace, October 6, 1859. 84,-1 Dave received the ante who h you had the good will. to address to one ca the 27th of the math last pm. Tb. gevenosest of tho clto2 toy sovirsign, white adopt ing the immures neessey to obtain, If requisite by fete of sons, the jest remote. which they hove demanded from the Moroccan government, continua, is their invariable intention with roped t that iuntry—isteadose of which you us comieuit by mane of the verbal statemeata which I span. teseowly mei to yae let ye., with refweato to the queetn.a of Millis, and wiaah have been oosemed by my sobeemati, noted to you, ar I by the circular which 1 oddment', on the 24th of Sop - ember, to her Majesty's ropreeestadvee at the Courts of Kumar, with the castes.. of which Don Xavier de le aria will Mel acquainted her Briteatio Majesty's pea& gel Secretary of Stant for Foreign The bast of Madrid, es you an aware do Oct yield ia this queetios to the impels of • pmeglitiag desire foe ter wort.] Lgarandiseseit, but itfiseseed alone by the . . . . ear...l duty of &keeling their dignity and the honour at the astiqn. hsy .till prawn° hopes tit it the conflict whkh has arisen 5r.... the uspriiviiked eggreeetuas of which the fortress of has Lees the object, may terminate peacefully ; Lit if th.ir caw history &area Maned sot be realised, they will andeasmor obtain, by other means, the punishment of the eggrosemm, tb. silk/adios which is dew, sad the con ctuii,ia of surest...me sl.,ah may feted to give tdicactims material guaranies.. for rereading Ilse repents= of similar metnigea It oil to these objects that rnintst7 operations, should they COMIDIIOO9, would be direeted. In flee point of view It P e►.y to nadirreuusd, knosinyt the u:•.nt,•,oe of the govern ment of the Quits my oevuraign, that whams: diminution the actin commute which Great Britain mastitis. with Tangier might was in consequecou of war, would he of • tea dory oltaniala; nom when once the treaty of pros which should pat end to the hoeulities between Spain mil Maws amid le waled, and the polices sow exist ing &WI le ssibi limarably, sad, ilownStwe defildiolY, the Spesish pea•rout, In the fulfilment of their intentionq would mg canfinne an the occupation of that fortress, on the swppeition tins dry should have found themselves obliged is estaidieh downsolose there, in order to secure the favour able bone of ads epaia•s.-1 Ste., (Signed) SATO/NINO CALDIMON COLLANTEP. No. 3. Lord J. Roma to Mr. Buchman. Foreign 7 otHoe, Oct. 15, 1859. Sir,—ller Majesty's government have had under their consideration the note addressed to you by Senor Colleens en the 6th of October, of which a copy was enclosed in your despatch of the following day, in reply to the demand for explanatioes which you were instructed by my despatch of the 22nd of September to require of him respecting the in tentions of the Spanish government in the event of the occu pation of Tangier by the Spaniel forces. You were instructed to apply to the Spanish government the a declaration, in writing, that if the Squish troops should be the course of hostilities occupy Tangier, that occu pation would be temporary, and would not extend beyond the redlisilial is I a May of peace between Spain and Moro= sad is your sole to Seam Collantes of the 27th of September ; yes said that it would be a satisfaction to her Msjeety's go verment to learn that the military preparations of the Spotlit government did not indicate any Intentions on their part to make conquests in Morocco,or to oocupy permanently any pardon of the Sultan's territory. Moor Collantes, in his reply of the 6th of October, states that when moo the treaty of peace which should put an end le the hostilities between Spain and Morocco should be rati fied, the questions now existing being settled favourably, end therehre delleittvely. the Spanish government, in fulfilment of their Wisdom, would not continue in occupation of that Imbue (Tugisr), In the suppcsitiim that they should have heed thesseleas obliged to establish themselves there to inlet to wenn the favourable issue of their operations. Yon will atom to M. Colludes that her Majesty's govern• meet aorept with plasm, this 11418[11.01V, aa conveying the asieralise which, by my despatch of the 22nd of September, yen wee instructed to mit for. Yea will further state to his excellency that bar llehery's gmernment earnmily desire that there may be no thane et pommies se the Moorish meet of the Straits. The import ers they Meals to this objest esanot be overrated , and it swY M begesible for thma, et indeed is any other am* line poem, M les with Warms thermostat occupelicet by Opda desMs pities se that semi es mooed mettle bee to imp& as pomp at Me Ihnlis to Mips &squealing the . . _ /4;lllkrimar;s tor - oesiseestal or soy collar porpoise. Yon sib nod Ws dupe& re Nam Collodi", sad t.ri his sassilsoey with seep, of b.—l aro, be.. (Silmd) J. Rviszu. No. 4. Kr. Ilocboaaa to Lord J. Enamel —(Roorf rod Oot. 99). Madrid. Oct. 94, 1919. X 7 Lad.—With Minna to joltr lordship's teleirafte of the 19th sad 20th task, es the subject of the alleged fates non of Spain to °bola a cession from Morocco of several miles of orrixey ca the coot of rho Stream of Gibraltar, I have the kisser to Wiese herewith the copy of a note which 1 addressed to N. Calderas Continue on the 21st hat., o megas the elasetkor which her Majesty's "oversold woad aelartala to the sompados by Sofa of the coast wed of Osseo; sad rag trades Me excellency to sane the points ea that coot which mall be Mold. d is the neon of the ferwesa, if the Mews ether Catholic /Nemo'. goverantest am sorted late dish I have Me the bream t• e•eioee the copy sad trrsi•tia saffew wale I Mee received from his szedhesey, deft( dielbstly the Mr Catholic liejeety's govercuseat Mee sr IsMattos is wispy say poist oc the said cart 'Mika imed give SIMI • superinvity that would be dm. serous to the bargees el the Stralte—l ham, &c., Mignon AN MUM BUCHANAN. (!edauen I In No. 4.) Mr. Bnoiennea to Senor Co&atm Madrid, October $l. 1660. Bic,—The gimereiment of the Queen ray wieureige hove N to believe, Irani the lepers of her liiijinty's Chered rialtires at Teenier, geed Sees the tete deeleuedoen of bag Celhelle Maisety's gokmassat in the Cortes, that bee Oar& Majesty le sheet I. deelere war to the Emperor of Mem" k airepasi d Me Mrsidek gewernment havieg deed • Ilimemi en the pond her genstemest that mettle teistisey lying between the /esteem d Ostia sad the meemiie.ej Ridge co lbws el Bellows, abiedf be ceded to aria. Item wry embed osemeneisedese to your ezmillseey on this enifeet, yes are already seem that the government of the OMR ay sovereign entertain apprehrnsloes that themeless be Spain of the territory in question cannot take place without eerkeraly compromising the freedom ef the navigation of the Straits of Gibraltar ; sad it is, therefor*, ley ditty, in mew Yoe of instructions which I hare received frees her Melones Principal Secretary of State for Foreign /Mire, ere inquire hew it her Catholic !falsity's government propose that the wen of Ceuta should be extended, and more partienlerly to masa that yaw excellency will have tt e goodness to aims the points on the omit which, in the event of the views of her Catholic Majesty's government brieg carried Woe elks% would be included within the territory of Spain. In addreseing these inquiries to your exoellesoy, I am farther to request that I may receive answers to dime at your excellency's autism ecievinience.—l avail, tic, (Signed) AN oßaw Br CIIANAN. (incloonre 2 in No. 4.) &nor Consiglio to Mr. Boris a. (Tranilatios.) Paioco, October 21, 186.. Sir,—l have received the note which you hey. had tan goodnese to oddities to me, dated this day, and I hays in formed myself of Its coatents with particulsr attentiom In the present state of the question of Morocco, owing to the inconceivable resistance of the Sultan's government to satisfying the just demands of Spain, It is very &Moult, if net leaposrible, for the cabinet of Madrid to &ionise, stun approximately, the nature of tbo guersettem whack t►sy nay Gad themselvee under the necessity of Mk*, b order to mere the results of the hostilities which are on the p tint of .wring. You mane/ be enswere, nor Den your enlightened govern mnth either be *smut, that when two nation appeal for the settlement of their differences to force of arm., on the diplomatic relations, which have been pursued witaint effect being broken off, former proposals are declared null, and con sidered as If they had nut been made, while both parties re mere to themselves the right of renewing them, or of me owing other, of a different kind, according m it may suit their interest., and correspond to the remits of the mili tary operations. Notwithstanding this, the government of the Queen my soreeeign, who have given so many and such marked proofs of their conciliatory and upright spirit in the different ma dente which have sprats trout the quests= of Morocco, will not vary the intentions which tory had formed from the befitting of that question, not to occupy say points on the Straits whom poiUttort could aff4rd to SOUR a superiority deafen/no to the navigetion. la this matter their Ideas have been always so disinterested and loyal that they cannot believe that any dunbt can have been conceived with rceard to them. Nevertheiem, her Majesty'. government, In whose name I have repeatedly offered to you the 6:planation, necessary tar disiipating every epecies of doubt, if by chance it had bees cosoeived nth respect to their Intentions, do not wish to omit the statement made above, feeling sure that her Bri tannic Majesty's government, is whine f•or it, have no other object then to oscura the safety of the interest* of Great Britain, and not to soy manner to interfere in the contest which id about to be tagged la Letween two independent natiows.-1 avail, &e., (Sediad) 15Atualuxo CALDU.OX COLLANTFA. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1869. of toads sad s numerous roll of volunteers will be pre mated far ecceptiaoe. A day will shortly be fi xed Ice the members to receive their certiffmtes of enrolment sad their free wholielost to the palace and gardens st Sydenhani, wblob dates tram November 1, 1359, to October, 31, ISM, on which wombs they will be squired to execute the enrolment of the Mes h of allegimos sdnilialetared to them by the Yee Lord Ms rliTll MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.— Boma interesting szpertruenta will be tried on Saturday next at the head-quartere, Beaufort Houle Welttem- at three o'clock. Captain Norton will at tend with hie v erism liquid shells, hie gossamer cartridge, and plane for blowing , up large trees. The Hon. Major Fitzmanrice will ale° exhibit hut new light. The attendance at drill. is constant, and the rooms being lighted up with gm afford facilities to the mew lure who are only able to be present at the evening practice. Upward. of 1,0001. hove bi en steady eubecribed. Viscount Ratielagh ha. been swatted major of the corps, end the uniform has been adopted. . . I NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.—A aourt-martial assem bled at Plymouth on Monday, on board H.M.S. Impregnable, flag-ahlp, for the trial of Lieutenant Marcus Patrick Costello, of the Diadem for having been drunk between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning of the 28th October, snd in capable of performing duty. The court wee composed of the following officers :—Captain R. S. Robinson, Wellington, president; Captain W. J. William', Royal Adelaide; Cap tain E. W. Jerningham, Cambridge; Captain W. H. Stewart, C. 8., Impregnable; Lient.-Commandar Roderick Dew, Encounter. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charg e, but urged the' he had attended a public ball on the ni t grt g the 27th October, and not having had any rest before pro ceeding on board, the small quantity of liquor which be par took bad more than the usual effnabpon hum. lie received a man evoke some time ego, from which be said be had not yet recovered, and he trusted that, taking all the circumstances into oonaideration, the court would deal leniently with him. In reply to the court, the prosecutor, Captain J. H. Cock burn, said the prisosar was not at all amain in his de meanour ; on the contrary, be wee most resposetful. The court sentenced the miaow, to be ellemdmed her Majesty's service. THR PRICE OF FM. TO TVS EDITOR or /121111t8A. Sta,—l am rather surprised that nouc of your orrr•spoodrials have Intimated to you the very butt pram of 80. In hilltniegete u.tket this ',Davidoff 0.1 doh fetched Crum 32a. to 35.0. sash—a puts mint norn*lly ouch, and area at this figure not chat our beet losausogers moul4 mo orage Stu claw —I am, dr., W. LEE. 6, Swallow-plus, H•110.(1.00 - 4111WIN Nov. 8. Oo Friday lad the Rec. S,mnel Deem Harris, KA.. wee licensed to the perpetual curacy of St. Mt.reta at ?alaes i Notterleat, os the aututaeltua of the Deem .od Casp ar, et Nereid. Oa %be ..no d 47 the Rev. Ludes Wtiltem Wass, 11.1., Ina levitated to toe Rectory of Ittl.loP, to Norielk en ine pseeeeteiion of Ste Waite= kawle reale libialsed, Pod, et &ambling-perk, Welk. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (FROM LAST 11101 IT'S OLZI1T1.) WAR OFFICE, Nov. 8. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Deputy Assistant-Coesskaary-Oseeral Frederick George Wooßabe has teen permitted to resign his commission. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 8. To be Honorary Physidens to bar Majesty—Sir John Lid dell, C. H., M.D., F.R.S., Dingeor-Orneral of the Medical Department of the Navy; John Wilson (b), M.D., F.R.S., Inspector-Goma of Hospitals and Fleets; Ale:- ender Niabett, MD., Inspector General of Hospitals end Fleets; Almon:m Bryson. M.D., F.R.S., Inspector- General of Hospitals end Fleets. To be Honorary Surgeons to her Majesty—Oliver Evans, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets; John Grant Stewart, M. Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets; Janes Wingate Johnston, M.D., Deputy-Inspector•arneral of Hospitals and Fiala; Thema Rume/I Damn, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals end Meek THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Commissions signed by the Lords Liniment of their respec tive counties: 4lb or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia—George Robert Marriott, gent , to be ensign, vice Page, promoted. 14th Middlesex Rifle Volenteere—Josiah Wilkinson, Egg., to be captain ; WHgam Atkinson Langdale, gent., to be lieutenant ; Robert Begley, gent., to be ensign. Exeter and South Deem Volunteer Rifle Battalion—Arthur Charles Chichester to be captain, vice Brown, resigned; Lewis Trelawney Clark to be lieutenant, vice George, pro moted; Robert KIM* Valiance to be lieutenant, vice Haney, 'eloped ; Henry William Clark to be ensign. let Company of Dena Volunteer Artillery—John Hol man to be Ara lieutenant, vie Adney, resigned ; Richard Holman to be second lieutenant, vice John Holman, pro moted. North Devon Mounted Rifler—Frannie Poma ce, to be lieutenant, vice Marshall, deceased; Lewis Staf ford Noetboote to be comet, vice Trefusie, promoted ; Edward Cecil Bishopp to be cornet, vice Hallett, pro moted. King's Own (Tower Hamlets) Light Infantry Regiment of Militia—Lieutenant Joseph Hamilton to be captain, vice Adams, promoted. East Volt Regiment of Militia—Ensign William Handcock Middleton to be lieutenant, vice Seen, resigned ; Robert Lister, gent., to be ensign, vice Morris, resigned. Lanarkshire Rifle Volenteere, 6th Company (Glasgow Monitors 2,l4)—Janice Taylor, Esq., to be captain; James Risk* gent., to be lieutenant ; David Winton, gent., to be owl" Ith Coinc i y i LGliagow Northern led)—Archi bald Heir Murray, ~ to be casein James Leitch Lang, gent ., to be tenant ; Willi am G. Murray, gent., to be melon. Bth Company (Glencoe North ern 4410—John Graham Galbraith, Esq., to he aaaappttaata Charles Inglis, gent, to be Ben ign ant; Robert B mhanrn Stewart, gent., to be ensign. 9th Company (Glasgow Bankers Ise)—James Roberts Reg., to be captain ; Janice l as t a gent., to be lieutenant; Hugh Cowan, gent., to be 1 Company (Glasgow BOUthilli 20d) Wink= D oth Company Erg., to be captain ; Charles O'Neill, gat, to be lhatesant ; Jame London, gent., to ensign. Edinburgo City Artillery Militia—WMiam Pounsett, gent., to be second tieateseat, vice Dandies', pennoted. let Edinburgh (City) Artillery Volonteere—Jseeph Noel Paton, Seg., to he captain ; Joba Feed, Beei., to be Brit lieutenant ; James Anther, geat,te be armed lieutenant. lied Regiment (Loki Ialy) el Weet York Militia—Lieu tenant Femme Compton Merges Loftus to be captain, vice Waite, who retires; Radon Theme Bolger to be IMn taeant, vice Loftus, proseted ; Sado Nebel& Arthur Verner to be lieutenant, vim Bottomley, appointed to the Royal Marines ; William Lisle Blenkineupp Coulson, gent., Mareozeouv to se ensign. veo—l is Bolger ii; l / 2 iremoted. lee has bees geseloolly Owed le permit Captors Willies sits, on hie retirement, to retain his rank, Is considers*. of his having nerved 29 yews is the regiment ADYIBALIT, Nov. 8. —APPOINTMENTS.—COM %seam Y. D. Selby (1M), to the Odes, 91, eau setata st Qeseutows. Litteteret H. C. °below (1859), to the Corswellis. Sorgesa J. ?Mull (1868), to be setchaosal to the Chen . Ambient-Bargees A. King (1866), to the Janice Watt, 91, Mw eeenn•ahip, at Devosport. Keeewt's Aenetants B. Harding, to the Fawn ; end T. alhett, to the Menne. . . _ . . . Arieuutt-Paytaamer J. K. Peirce, to the Matins. Clerk A. liagitsea, to the Vanory, 101, derettip, at Ports mouth. ths acting Aesistsat-Bargeons W. Yards sad B. L. Batt, to Champs&Me. Thtrd•class Assistant-Baginser It. B. Denison, to the WeWait's, 72, at Devonpurt, as supernumerary. Adm. Thad-clams amistant-Brupaser J. Perch, to the Centaur, 6, peddle-wheal Memo Imam, at Deirosport. WOOLWICH. Nov. 8. The artilleryman, William Der* recently flogged at this garrison, and whose the • evoked • large 112119W11 of public sympathy an smooth of the peculiar cruelty of the punialtinent, deserted from the regiment a few days after his Mem ban hospital, and ham not Naos been heard of. Before Irving Woolwich, he stated that he had Guth a dread of the bib that he would sooner be shot than remain a 'Didier. Zesty Idadnese and attention was paid to the man after ha W hospital, and in conaideration of the unhealed state of his book, ha was ordered to be relieved from drill. It Is Mated that no asps will be token for his apprehension. The artillery tome ordered for China will assemble on parade at en early hour to-morrow and proceed by railway to Portsmouth for ecobszkatios on board the &mom. CHATHAM, Nov. 8. This morning several hundred noa•eommissioned officers and Inert, belonging chiellyto the 43rd Light Infantry, 63rd, and 77th Regiments, were membed from Chatham barracks to the Gun- wherf, for the purposed being exercised in embarking and disembarking from the resole ad war lying In harbour. By direction of the Lords of the Admiralty the Tyne, one of the frigates attached to the rmerva, has been fitted op for the use of the troops, end on board then vessel the abase and men embarked. POETBNOIT'TH, Nov. 8. The Tartar, 21, screw corvette, arrived at Spit hied last rear( from Halifax sad the Wait ladle whoa. The Tartar expertenoed fine weather far the bit tree or for days of her voyage, and this eacoaaterei a seceemdos of heavy gales, which conlinned until bar wind at Spit beeL Her bowsprit was carried away, and she beams so leaky r to aressitats the constant application of the pumps. To make matters worse. her provisions ran short, rd the crew ware placed ea half allowance. admiral lifilliass Bowles, C. 8., returned from Maws of shear ea Hoary, sad rehouned he flag cia board the Victory. . . . The%Moin, 91, mew, cum into harbour this morning to receive the crew of the Princess Royal. TM Princess Royal, 91, mew, Captain Thomas Rallis, came into harbeer this morning. The Odin, 16, peddle wheel steam (Agate, Captain Right Hon. Lord John Hay, C. 8., got out trer main deck guns to day, and landed them. She cannot carry them, ehe is so deep in the water. The Earl of Eglintan brought home about forty French invalids, who are to be conveyed over to Fenno, by the Maher, ►team Tread, Commander Edward G. Hare. The W. H. Cbaodkr, cotivitt Alp, disembarked tnis morn ing about 180 convicts to this prison from Bermuda. The Bobo brought them to. DEVONPOILT, Nov. 8. The Havannab, 19, Captain Tiulnas Harvey. ar rived here yesterday from the Pardo, having been in com mission einos August, 1&54. The Cult, the Cape of Good Hope mail steamer, left on her outward-bound voyage yesterday. She would have roiled on Sunday but for the boisterous gate of the weather. In the coarse of Monday night she was in imminent danger during the fiercest period of the licorice/3e, having broken from her moorings, and been drifted about 2UU yards before she could be brought up. The Jason, 21, new steam corvette, the first of her der, being of greeter length then an old three-decker s will be launched here on Thareday. MEDICAL EXAMINATION FOR THE ARMY.—Mr. Sidney Herb-rt, one Secretary for War, bas addressed a cir cular to magistrates, calling attention to the fact that deser ters, who upon their committal to civil custody, have been else:Auden,' repaired h• for service have, up in joining their corps, sod on re-easeninatlos, frequently been found to be totally untie for military duty. In order to prevent un mammary expense to the public and inconvenience to the ser vice, the Secretary foe War repasts that greater owe may in tutorials obeerved in the medical examination by the medical and civil ractitioners. The Northamptonshire Militia will complete their =tone days traisieg on tbe 14th Mat Thu regiment during the Crimean war in Ireland end at Gibraltar, and was re-embodied In the autumn of 1897, and unlimited at Plymouth MI Mel, lbdd, when it was disembodied, being then 800 strong. The meter has been mat creditable, nearly 901 men being now present at head-quarters. Their conduct 1144 been most orderly, and too tcgttueut is in a Walt stare of discipline. LONDON MIELE Ilnin Dn.—The torolmen tof mem bers pmesens with the u' latest vigour. The drill will shortly take phew at Guildhall, and the Right Honourable the Lord Mayen wares the volunteer. that after the feetivities, every smarmiest will be male so that Irmo hall-peat four until alas mph except Sam day, the drill can take place, sad he conguitulates the corps on the rapid pogrom they oaks under the direction of the drill setrranaL Mesere. Ridgway and Co., of King Walltemetreet, have coneMbul i d 10 guineas to the fond ; Marrs. Waterluw and Sow, 10 rx=• illessm. am Brothers, 10 gsinses ; Mr. Charles (Strad?, 11 guinees • Mr. George Dolked, CT; MOWS. k said and floes, 6 guineas; The Grocers' ely, SOL The bend fund bee received several eddi tionk_amoesst others from Si, F. Doyle, Bert., Dr. Croiy, Mr. W. Gardner, jun.. 10 numem ; Mr. Alderman Allen, Mr. Alderman Mmhi, &c. The outfit of the bond will cost about 2201. The council Inet to receivs'ensoki o nt to coot . piste this arrangement forthwith. For the future plans have hiss laid dews which will render it selteupporting. Mr. Alderman Chianti, Mr. Deputy Lloyd, nod the energetic members of the committee of trip to Weed, will forthwith arks that report, and it is hothead a Lirpamsemt SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCREETTIR—TrissoA7. LIVERPOOL CUP. 7to 2 apt Meg Manilies (t) 10 to 1 Timendra (t) 100 W 8 Jolla (t) 14 to 1 Uoderhand (t) 100 to 6 Defender (1) 100 to 6 TM tkoleo 100 to 6 tkaa 11446, 100 to 6 Bars AWN (t 20 to 1 Primo °Mama (t) HEREFORD RACElL—Tusuur. xvirrznae NUMB. Remunerator Caliph ........ ...." . ........... .Siiii ..... ■olls d@mow• -• Wads - allireAl. lITIMPLICRAIII ems Obit mill Audi taR NO. 0011.01ATIO1 PLATS. Norton Vigo test tax. tab *milligram. EQUITY COURT&—Nov. (Before Vice-Chancollor eir R. T. Madanley.) JAM V. CuLIATON. This rat was instituted to est acids a contract to mil to the defendant, Mr. Colbsteb, a moiety of the Albion Hotel, Brighton. In 1016, Mr. Colbateh having purchased the land on which Rummell-house then stood pulled it down and ended the Albion Hotel. The business of the hotel In creased so much that an adjoining house wee taken and added to it. Mrs. Ridley, Mr. Colbstch's deter, was entitled to one moiety of the property, and she carried on the hotel, flat in conjunction with Mr. Ceiba& and subsequently as her own noes eat. Mrs. Ridley, by her will, gave power to her *seesaw, Mr. James, who had married one of her daughters, to raise 2,0001. an the property, and subject to/ that she devised the whole of her poverty to hr two dategltters,:Mrs. Jame and Mrs. Beetle. At the time of her death an arrear of rent, amounting to upwards of 4001., mediae to Mr. Colbetch. After her death Mr. James carried on the business of the hotel, end the arrears of rent inoreamd anti, it amounted to more than 1,70 W. The result wee that a distress was put in, tint so as not to interfere with the huskies& end a °Detract wee entered into whereby Mr. James, in he character of executor, speed to Dell all the in terest which he had in right of his wife to Mr. Colhatch, Mr. Bemis and hie wife sanctioning the contract, which was to embrace likewise their interest, so that, in fact, the whole interest of Mrs. Ridley at her death was embraced under the contract. The price agreed upon was 11,7201.. which included the freehold and the fur niture, plate, end linen in the hotel. The furniture and pro party wire valued by Mr. Abbott, who went down from London for the purpose, and he valued them at • muck larger amount then the sum which Mr. James had agreed to take. Other persons had also valued the property, who put it down at some varying from 13,0001. to 17,0001. The meant bill was filed by the children of Mr. James, by their next irked, to set aside the oostraot on the ground of under value, and also on the ground that the contract was entered into under pressure when Mr. James wee under the power of Mr. Colhateh, and that he had no power, as triodes for the plaiullffe, to enter into be contract. The counsel for Mr., Colbetch admitted that they could not enforce the omnivore se to the realty, Mr. James having no power to actor into It. The only queation therefore which remained was as lo the furniture, as to the value of which the evidence wee very conflicting. Mr. Bally sad Idr. Hardy appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Glum and Mr. Villiers for Mr. Colbatch ; and Mr. Crack s& for Mr. and Mrs. Searle. Mr. Baby having been heard In reply, The Vice-Chancullor said be would not make a decree now, but be would intimate his opinion ' in order that the parties might 031110 V) tame arrangement. He thought that the agreement under the circumstance* under which it was entered into was beneficial to both the families. The plain tiff, no doubt, might say he war the person to judge whether the contract was beneficial to him, just as a person might have a right to cut his own throat. Bo far ea the plaintiffs were infants the court might judge for them ; but Mrs. James and Mr. and Mn. Searle were not infante, and either the aaggrteement moat be set aside or it must stand, and the bill be If be should determine to set ft aside, the Mast he should do would bo to allow Mr. Colbatch to obtain the rent dus by the tale of the furniture. He had said all this in the hope that some arrangement might be come to, and any arrangement, Ise thought, would be for the interest of the parties interested in Mrs. Ridley's estate. He did not think a case had hem made oat that the price to be paid either for the realty ar the personalty was under mine. If within a short time the parties could not enter into some arrangement he would deliver his judgment. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 8. Sittings in Banoo.—(Baton the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Juidos Wightriset, Mr. Judos Hill, end Mr. Judas Blackburn.) IX WINSLOW. Mr. Bovel, Q.C., moved fora rule calling upon Mr. W. 1 H. Brewer, a surgeon, of Newport, and we of the coronets for Moomouthaire, to show cause why a criminal info,- man= should sot to Bled against him on the ground of improper conduct is his capacity as coroner. He moved as behalf of a gentleman named Winslow, who reeded la the same county, sad the improper condom charged was that Mr. Brewer had improperly held an inquest on the body of Mrs. Winslow, the wife of the applicant, leaked thereto by a desire to obtain fees, and from a feel tag 1 41 :f e Lealousy towards' the deceeeed lady, whose memory he to asperse. The allegation was that Kr. Brewer had held the inquest merely upon the regnant= of a polke man, and that the erratum' of the two inhabitants attscbed to it lad been procured after the *oat had hew held. Mrs. Winslow, it would ecm, was a lady possessed of con siderable medical skill, and earned a great deal of money by prescribing for persons in the country around. At the time of her 'teeth the lived apart from ber husbaud, but with her daughter and a servant. Fur some time previous to her death 11b, had bees labounng under dropsy, but "teeing much soufkience in her own medical abilities and feeling convinced that her we wee hopeless she declined to cell in a physician, and so she died in April this year. She was to be bwied on the leth, and on that day, after the coffin lad been fastened down, Mr. Brewer. having ram- mooed &jury together, hold au inquest on the body, when the jury retuned a verdict of " death from dropsy." Mr. Brewer's fees were seawards retueed to hiss:toted he declined pressing his claim at the quarter o.llioll/. Tles lard Chief Justice—Do you impute corruption to the comer Mr. Brant—Certainly, my lord. We say he was influ word by a desire to create fees, se well as triennia d by • feeling of jea:uusy towards Mrs. Winslow, on account of her large practice and her declining to call in a medical Won. One of the grounds assigned by Mr. Brewer for holding the impost was, that the deosseed had resided alone with a we vain, where's, as was well known, her daughter, Miss Winslow, had lived with her tor three years. The Lord Colef Justice—You have said enough to entitle the court to call upon Mr. Brewer fur an answer. Rule sooordingly. BAIL COURT.—Nov. 8. Mains at NW Prior.—(Balare Ilr. Jaatia Crotaptos and Common Jariar .) .111111A1181[ V. lIIIDDINO.-MANTLIBONZ POLITIO3. Mr. Haddlestrin and Mr. Prentice were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Edwin Jams and Mr. T. Jon reptesented the defendant Kr. kiluddleaton, in stating the ease, meld the plaintiff, who was a house agent, melding at 63, Great Portland-en-tat, Oxford-street, bad taken greet interest ht. the political and local effsire of the ;Arlen of Mary hbone. The defendant wee also a house awed, and be oleo took an interest la the proohial admire of the borough. There was Is the pariah a body of exmomists aid a lardy of aad-soosoraista. The plaintiff was a strong advocate of deasoimy, and also a zealous supporter of the hon. member for Maryiebone, Mr. Edwin James. (Laughter.) The plaintiff had been compelled, in vindication of his character, to bring this action, for be had been charged by the de fondant with pose immorality. In fact the defeadant had stated that which he ought to have known was untrue, that Mr. Abraham kept a brothel. It appeared that Mr. Abashes's had let a part of a hones, the lower rooms of which be only occupied in the day time, to a lady at a rental of M. a year. Abler aloe had taken posassalon, Mr. Abraham heard that the house was not respectably conducted, and he at once applied to a magistrate. He had even cut off the gas ; ha look toe lock off the door and fi nally got rid of his tenant by stratagem. This had be en all mentioned to Yr. Bedding, and yet he persisted In the imputation; and the plaintiff now came to this court, not for damages, but for an ample . . - . •1 3 . 10 81. Mr. James, oa behalf of the defendant, said then had beau Mr. - Redding - "delsied St Ips had originated . t . be statement, or that he had made a distinct charge against Mr. Abraham. He had placed himself in the bode of his counsel, and he was now ready to say there ens no foundation for the statement, and he tendered Ids regret for haring alluded to it. ♦ verdict was than taken for the plsintlff fot nominal haws of 40.. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Nov. 8. &Map Bance.—(Before the Lord Chief By Brie end Julerices Williams, Crowder, end Dylan) WILLI.IIICOTON O. WOOD.—LIBEL, DAMAO= 7601. This was an action to recover damage, for libel, and at the trial before the Lord Chief Janke the jury found for the plaintiff, demure 7501. Mr. Macaulay now at great length moved for • rale, calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why there should not be a new trial, on the grounds that the verdict was mated the evidence, and that the damages were enmities. The action wee brought by Mr. Wallington. an attorney, at Warwick, against Mr. Edwards Wood, a gentleman of some property in the neighbourhood ; and the libel was contained in a pamph let p bushed by the defendant a fortnight after the spring senses, at Warwick, sad which pamphlet bad reference to an assiement of damages before Lord Campbell in the one of "Wood v. De Ger. In that case the complaint wee that Mr. De Gex, through some inadvertence, had omitted to pay to ajudgcrant creditor of Mr. Wood, named Bateman, 861. 7e. bd which omission led to the serest of Mr. Wood, at an hour t oo late to get a damns cashed, and to his confinement 1a gaol for the night. Mr. Wallington acted as Mr. Bate ntan's solicitor in these proceedings, and on the assessment of damages, Lord Campbell made some severe observations on Mr. Wallington's contact. The libel coatained a fall report of ail that took place before Lord Campbell, together with comments by Mr. Wood himself.; The Lord Chief Justice said this matter had been very fully argued again, but so far se he was concerned he was of the same opinion as at the trial. He forbore going over the grounds adverted to then, as to the nature of the libel, the great peril to Mr. Wallingtoes prospects, and the decimations that unless his character wee restored his pro fosional prospects might be destroyed. This matter lied gone to the jury. It was the previaa of the jury to say what the damages ought to be, and the court ought not to interfere with their finding. Mr. Justice William said the jury were properly told that they mast find for the plaintiff, iniuromh sa the publication at the libel wee proved, and the justification had felled, and there waa therefore no ground of complaint, except that the jury had in the martin of their discretion mimed the da mages too high. Generally speaking, the court had no right to Invade the province of the jury by interfering with their dis cretion in the assessment of damages; but with difficulty It had been established that there were two cams in which the eased might interfere, and those two cases were, first, whin It was evident that in finding the verdict they had pro ceeded on some mistaken view of the evideaos adduced, and secondly, where the coot could see that they had been sating under come depraved or improper feeling. There was no ground here for suggesting that the Otter had been the ems • end the question was whether the court was satisfied that Oil jury had found their verdict se wee suggested, by noon of their believing evidence which they ought to have dis credited, or discredited evidence which they ought to have believed. But all that bed been laid before them upon this subject wee mere ground for conjecture. He ma not satisfied that the joy had proceeded on any mistake as to the evi dence, or had acted from any improper motive, cod thmefore the court had no right to interfere. Rule refined. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 8. &Wags fa Bar—fon the Lord Chtet Bans, •oa Berme Bra m well , Walesa, sad ChorineU.) ?ARNIE V. TAD LONDON AND Nona-woman BATLWAT COMPLNI.-AOCIDIJfT. Mr. Atherton moved is this assn, tried before Chief Ins tko Brie, that the verdict toted for the dafendaute should be set aside, end a new trial had, on the pound tharillt was a l 'nist evidesce, and also miedirection. The defendants had pleaded that.the plaintiff bad accepted 21. 10.. in full jells ion of all claims for injuries received se a an their line, and the plaintiff replied that be had bsw advised to accept that sum by the fraud end cambial the dakedials. By a collision, which took place at Worcester, the who wait employed in • factory at B wee much shekels, and received Injuries is his knee, which at first appeared slight, but ultimately became so serious that he hd lost the use of his knee and could not follow his nrual avocation. He did not intend to apply for compensation, but Mr. Blake, a surgeon trunt the compaay, called on him and told him that a week's play would do him good. He iodated him to wept Me., and then got him to I *Pi a discharge is full of all clams. Hader thee, circum mamas he now applied for • new trial. The court granted a rale. SUDDEN DEATH AT LLOYD . B.—The members at Lloyd's were yesterday thrown into a state of the moat pain ful excitement by the sudden death of a subscriber named Mr. W. J. Wilkinson, of 12, Upper Tower-street, and 13, Upper liston-etrest, the London representative of the firm of Messrs. Hawthorn and Co., engineers and ship builder* at Newcastle-uport•Tres. Mr. Wilkinson, who woe a floe-looking man, between 60 and 60, entered the reading-room about belt-past 11 o'clock, apparently ia the enjoyment of good health, took his 'eat to one of the bones, and commenced reading a paper. In the enures of en hour he was aeon suddenly to fall sideways off his seat on to the floor without uttering a moan. Mr. Lows, the clerk of the room, and another gentleman, immediately weal to hie 'Bandana., and partly mined him up. Dr. Crutaley, who happened to be in the underwriters' room at the time, on bearing of the event rendered all the aid that was possible, bat after one or two convuleive gasps, the unfortunate man mond to live. Mr. Coulson, who was sent for by Captain Halsted, the secretary , attended immediately . Diorama heart was stated to be the cause of death. The deceased was unmarried. —•—• FIRES AND LOW OF LITE.—Two serious fires took place yestetday, one unfortunately being attended with loss of life, and the other with a great destruction of property. The first occurred in the premise. belonging to Mm., Aon Fairbrass. situate In Lancaster-court, Lock's-fields, Iva worth. From the particulate obtained it appears that the unfortunate female wee left alone in the house et right o'clock in the morning, and about au hour afterwards names were discovered by some of the neighbours issuing from the win dows. On an entrance being effected Mrs. Feirbram, aged about 56 years, wee found completely enveloped io t,wee. The officer, with extra seeietanca eucceeded In extinguishing the Ike, whim it waa found that the unfortunate woman was burnt almost to a cinder. The other tire, which was attended with the destruction of some hundred pounds worth of pro perty, took place is the promisee belonging to Mr. Tannish, In Surrey-square, Kest-road. The disoutter was occasioned from live embers failing from the plumbers' fires placed on the top ot the home for repairing the roof of the building. SINGULAR OUNPOWDkR ACCIDENT. —A Deno= accident mewed to the wife of James Hardy, • miner, on Saturday evening last. The woman bad come down to Bishop Auckland to make her marketing, end indulged rather freely le creature comfort.; amongst her purchases were 21be of blasting gunpowder for the uss of bee husband, which was tied to the side of the basket carried on her arm. Her business being concluded, on her way out of town the Galled et the Edinburgh Castle public-home for s last gloss of beer and a light for her pipe, and had only got • few yards from the door when a spark from the pipe exploded the gunpowder, setting fire to her dread, and burning her side and arm ins dreedfol manner; she was immediately taken Into the Sun lon, end proper remedies applied. The cause of the accident has not cured her of her lure for tobacco, as, whilst her wounds were being deemed, she nada frequent applications for her pipe. She was throbbed with at• rig out" of clothes by the charitable neighbours of the landlady, and taken home to Etherley in a conveyance.-Ithwaisfle CAronicle. SERIOUS AOCIDENT.—On Monday t very serious evident occurred at the South Pk., at the =lath of the Tyne. The workturn had ...ion to bleat a pints of rock with • view to level down the foul:Avian, and fired Dome ranpowdor. A joiner, nrourd Wilklown, was elan,ting on the ontrode of boa. fifty sprct,tore, and right, yard. to the windwerd of the bleat, when a phae of rook w. thrown e omuidemble dimaneo loco the air, 'Mst the poor fellow on the hoed se it slighted, and fractured his skull. He rolled over the pier perfectly uneomelons, and wee immediately Telllol el to his home. He was attended by Dr. Ridley, and the fracture in hie skull was trophiood, bat the pour fellow is in a very preesnona state.— Newcastle Chronicle. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—During the week ending Nov. 6, the visitors base been so follows:—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 3,721; on Mon day and Tuesday, fres eveuntga, 4,040. On the three *wham' days (admasiou to the public 6d4, 704 ; one studeute evening, Wednesday. 187. Total, 8,632. From the "pminir of the museum. 1.120,249. Til E SNOM T OWL—SURNIA NYCYA.—A very per fect specimen of this ram and beeetifel owl, which bee not long ism reeked mono lOWA bird., was lately shut on the open moor at Hnockie ; it was .talked and shot with a rifle at 80 yards diatoms. vhs extent of the outspread wiegs is tow feet nine inches, bawl/ 22 Inches weight three pound. five ounces. Plumage pure white, barred and spotted with dark brown.-Itorth . Briliah Doily [Advertisement.) — ]AYES Errs, tiONCEOPATIIIC i n lt‘amfom. proem for tba fasnotartut oaf cocoa. w tir, na •li(htl/ 161,1 I mool•anee of the er,f.lonew of the preporationo 14 no*. item 11 tho itetous aroma an I :httehh Orelhothh.• at tole ..repar Woo hays M o, fro I It, moral • onVon by Ile palgteas• lograblo thworsoo toe Droaoloot. Aka 's% of sapper. JGLREBT& corroN.—Lrriapooi, _Nov. S.—The sii of cotton today ire estimated at 6,000 balm The market ham bee. quiet, but without any material change in prince. COTTON GOODS, Nracciensrin, Nov. 11.—There has been a very fair beehives in yard' for Calcutta and China, and the Germans have been buying with more freedom. A fah business is reported in cop yarns for the home trade, and fine counts of Bolton spinning, meet with greater demand and are firmer in price. Manufacturers meet with more dif ficulty in obtaining warps., owing to the pre-engagements of spinners, and they have m many instanoee bad to give a month's notice to ensure a supply for printing cloths and some other fabrics. Buyers for the Mediterranean mar• bets are also doing a fair business. The aggregate business is therefore considerable. An attempt was made by spinners to exact rather higher terms, but it tended to check business where waisted in, and, with some exceptions, the trade have met the demand at last quotations. There in greater firmness generally, however, and spinners being well eupplird with orders there is a very healthy tone in the market. In cloths there is also a very decided im provement, both as to demand and prices. India shirtings have advanced fully lid. per piece, and other fabrics suited to that market have advanced in a relative proportion. A con siderable if not extensive business has been done in these goods, to-day, for Calcutta. It is presumed that this im pulse has been given to the market by telegram to hand from Calcutta to the 14th and 16th October, which bring advices of a decided improvement there, both is demand and in prices. There is some dincrepancy between the accounts to band by telegrams from Bombay, but those to hand from one of the most reliable houses there speak of some good sake—of a considerable btudseu in fact—and generally these advice' are reganied In a favourable light. Cloths for other markets, including the home trade, are without much change. The India advices have had a cheering influence on the market generally, and a far general bulnesa is reported, at steady prices. Printers, particularly 9-Bth,, are in very good de mand, with a tendency to improved values. We hear also of loom. standing in some districts, from the difficulty of getting workpeople. WOOLLEN.—Larne, Nov. B.—Tbere Ms only been • moderate attendance of buyers In the cloth-balls elm morn ing, end the market bits been rather quiet. The stock of cloth la elomdingly low, and preemie little choice. TM trans actions have been limited. The tone of the market continues Arm. WOOLS.-11xDonnerumro, Nov. B.—The stocks of wool on hand are getting low, and do not afford much choice, and manufacturers are waiting a commencement of sales on Thursday next. Prices am firm, and expected to be a shade Ittlitort MANUFACTIJREB.—HIIDDEIMPIELD, Nov. B.—The attendanos to-day ham been much ma usual, but business altogether is more quiet. The slackness which prevails at present is usual at this period of the year. and does not give any uneasiness am regards trade generally, which on the whole is Considered quite satisfactory. CORN.—HULL, Nov. B.—At to-day's market it man supply of Engirt wheat, which sells eerily at folly lest week's rates. Foreign in fair regret at pekes in favour of sellers. Barley, both malting and grinding, rather dearer. Bean and pass sauce and in demand et is. per qr. more enemy. Oats wonted, and floe qualities kink the fall pekes of Lit week. The foreign imports last week r under:—Whet, 6.690 qrs. Barley, 2,208. Beans, 196. Par, 9. Tana, 36. Linaeed and repassed, 9,486. Oil oars, 94 tees. Bones, 169 tons. --• • • Law, Nov. B.—The show of red and white wheat is taosediagly scanty, and the sales effected are at en advance of la. per quarter over last Tuesday's prices, Other dsecrip fleas as more inquired atter. Barley fully as dear. Beam sell readily at Friday's rates. Other articles as before. Arrivals dace this day week . Wheat, 3,622 qrs. ; barley, 149 qrs. • oats, 16 qrs.; beans, 77 qrs. ; rapeseed, 9gB qrs.; linseed, 600 qrs. Average price for the week ending Nov. 6: Wheat, 2,661 qrs., 43e. 9}d.; oats, 620 qrs., 24e. 2id barley, 3,706 qrs. 380. 3id. ; rye, 46 qrs., 41e. ; beans, 63 gra., 42*. llid.; Psis, 70 qrs., 37e. lid. --•- - • Lwax Nov. 6.—Weather stormy and changeable. At the Corn Exchange this day the supply of wheat mu good; test sample's readily realised an advance of Is. per qr; common qualities as last week. Barley in moderate supply, and prier without alteration. BMW ; Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, white, old, &lbs. to 631e5., 435. to 49a.; ditto, new, Ms. to 621 1. . , , 41a. to 475.; red, old, 6110 s. to 63105., 41s. to 445. • ditto, new, 6915.. to elite., 375. to 425. Barley, Chevalier, new, albs. to 64165., 395. to 45e.; common, 6111 s. to 621b5., 30s. to 345. Brans, old, alba. to 66i1bs., 46e. to 605.• ditto, new, 6411.. to 661 6 5., 40s. to 47.. per qr. to the gro wers. -• NIIWCASTL/4 Nov. 8. The weather continues very changeable, being much of the charaoter noted last weak. At our snorkel this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having little in from any quartet since Saturdsy, the trade opined with more 1440141. sem; a fair business subsequently resulting at very extreme rated. For now extra south ysllsw 475. could have bean ob tained, whilst for old 6llbs. Norfolk red Ms. fld. might be deemed ea extreme quotaiion; nailed new and old red at the same tines selling at 465., all per 604105. Fine old strong =red dear:Mums, such ea Pomeranian, haws cam mon attontka for removal coestwies, 465. having bean rodisoil for bast runs; extra, 47.. per 6041 k.., whilst there now rums a prospect of a further rise occurring. Flour sash an before, sub rather mem In qu iry . 6to Melting barley, unless choice, difficult to move; country was taken at Ms. per qr., weighing naturally ko.• extra, 395. to 40s. This south country samples worth 301. to 324. pm 4481ba. ; 6 Übe, to 62164., 37a. to 38.. per qr. ropeonvoly. In other walla we hove no variation to note. TRAFFIC RETURNS. a&RWLia MON Pow Maw Told. Told. open. alum alrodlos. NIL UK arm/ ream Cabby 30. a 41 at Cornwall . ........ ... —64 n 866 North dLidor . c66lll. alit... T.IU tor W ••6 asam Glam.. aadidoata WINOS ... ... TAU 7111 Week wins Nev. 6 Loucks and lOsekurall — 1631 IN 1.401 1.114 /I sib Loudon 010 Laumbong.......--- ISt kik LSTu &WE LIM • Ths alms Y owskshe ot Orono dos soda ocossoot wW US Landes sad North Wooers Libra Oomaw• SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Olken, Captain Great, of and for Shields, from Monte Video, la team. la ashore n-rth ot this Masi* sod wUI b. wreak; ass sod mstaristo ....d.—Oserissy, Noy. 7. Polley (brig), of Sundsrlsed. Captain Morrill, frr• Qoates to Lleasay wn► iirobsr. puled from Will itvads ysrs• d•l, got ashore be. toes. iscogsteos sod this pOce, sod bow a total mesh; ens @std.—Trilby, Nov. 7. Tyrol (barges). id Pierre west ashore es Barba 'Wordily. sod boa pee to pieces; arse sad pilot dr.oroed.—Liverpst. Nov. S. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Coadarror, from Load. a foe Toommia. Jaw IL lot II L lon 25 W. Sandi" Imam to Mimeo. Sept. IL lot N. 100 2i W. Northam Ilefde, lw Cslaitto. Algoma IA of Cape of Good Hope. METROPOLITAN FEES HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE. CrtY.—The aggrenate number of jatisatingieVed charier the week eliding N.Ar. 6 wee: M tool, 616; ma gical, 389; total. 1,004; of which 298 were wow cram [Advertioement.]—HOLLOWAVß OINTMENT AND Aar , —lli ell week wined% sad .pr ins holloware Ointment is tho meet alielset spylleydea. It at • nye Kinn ere by Yebillei lot/omens. Nee sag the Sow of blo.el w the part. Mnenevor she malady lee beat st IwS heeding tine ntntment ohouhl be alektea by hohowWe seellyies hi wch Oct up. the ,tamest MO live , : made, eleieben ben %lab* mw that disordered "to colitis the pslL neelsenevoked ewer abbeeltui Weir toti auto are apt a. pro.finw. and white, moon retards reessoy. sat I sometimes 0,6114 mak. oengus theellghteet core. tle mellow sr ewes .11.4114 want those nonde rk rae• dta, equal) aptollooble AIM sod c Porell iea hood. r.ttLate the cfreelalies. rsstw.lhtreod was nee. a.d w. 14 now the rota. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MATHS. MIKTHB. BLARIOTON.—NO , 4. nI ais - eito - aCodw, Stokwupori.Treat. to U. of M. Y. Maki... of • doubter. 6, at Dover. toe ode of N . Wo w. of a sql. HA or. 4. IlorbOrlae, Abberwoo.i, the wife of Y. W. Worm. Itep , of s &Yachter. HOWLEIL—Nor. S. at 14cOtowa7 Mount, war noegorford. Borb. wife of II R. Ilow, r Neq.. of a powJr•red. —Nor.e. JAIIICO.—Now.6. Waltoo Ow" Uviper Choke.. the wife of Ito film W. W. H. Jona, of It daughter. LoXuey.—Nor. T. ea Stratfocd-greco. D.X. the wife of J. LOS:Ws a • % An. • _ Ott t ktY.—Nov. 4. at Wise Theme, neat Leighton Buttaid. the sit* at the Ref. P. T. Ouvry. of a sop. WATSON.— soy. o.a EnJahighweLt, Tavalteek.square. the stfc of J. Wawa. kis.. at a daughter. MARKIAOKS os DOUGLAS—POI:MLA:4 —Nev. N at, Pi Joha's ChaPel, by the Very Her. the Deea of Edlontinth. N. 0. P..ttylsa . linottnN daughter of lb. lard isle. J. 11. Long's% Nam. of Porinewoodlark. II A Itt;OU itT—LidTK/I.—Nor. d, at All Seine', Rolehtsteldro. by ho Lord Bishop of Carlisle, W. V. Illsoourt. to Marla Terrt. Li- ter of the late T. 11. toter. II Nor NTT—EOM I) —Nov. 6. at Bt. M.tr Nersteeton near Sitting . Dame, by the see. 11. Thome. /I A.. Mi. It. Masai. of Pt. Alt. mood. Derby, to Cornelis, datzdtter of Mr. A. &hue& of Mout. Newington. MOW A MD—BROWN.—Nor I, at P. Mary', ftelfroford, by the Res. A. Joeingi. *en of Mr. lol. of ebelmnford. to kalt.ilatn. daughter of Mr. T. &own. of • • AINOBIL—Nov. 6. at Carlwa•bill. A. Alcor. . n*ii* 61 . ttA!%Y.. —Nor. 4. at LunJun *rya. Ivlkettone. Mr. T. Ilainer. atatl OA ettl.lol , llL—Nov. 4. at Nem Brighton. Cbrabtre. B. thurnorr. EM. re Da st 11. at Ilriebton. Guam** Mar* We Doirkir7 try cle Tabby. rl I.M KR.—Nor. 7, at Bt. John** c. Canterbury. Mr. J. Filmer. smod HA* K lIIP.—Nor. 5. at Liniberlmtait. Hat. Margaret. *Bet of tb , Iwo Ma. N. Haat*. *el 9 , H NeTO/4.—Nor. tat Wawa.*** Mr. Z. Jab**. mod IT. ICEIi ay. & at liaabon Mork*. tee We. 0. F. edeil hWd ard Publabod W WIIWN Kew Hat" of Na P. Leotard anon, la the City a On OK a. n Lnm , ud Ye. sfnrratt llfusraso•T.Novassik *I