The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

4 % NAVAL AND MILITARY. (MS Lift ireeres tenosem,) WAIL mica, wn. IR 4th Rog Mimi of Light Diegmes—Ceose James %Vilna= WR to bit weseennesiter, vies Joke who Mine ce f•psy. 17th Llght DrsgooSs—Frederibit Willis!. Dianthus, gem.. 13th Li to Le oenest, by porehme, vim Tacker, promoted is the ght Wintery Towat i =ims.Calemel Bartholomew O'Brien. trim the 97th Foot, to be hautenant•rolosel, rk. Boom% who nehmen , Beagens O'Connor, &Army, M.D.. Wow th.. wt.& to be miles, Tice Bargeon-blep. Dolosage, op prostre to Me wale Royal Artilkey—Aawiebrat-Borgeon !lobed Cardin Crean, Irma the mat, to be meratast-eargeoo, race Babb, de ceased. Yea k. `eat of loot—Jabs Victor Bates, gest., to be metr, by_ perebass, Mos Pregm' s ed• nth limes Charles William Henry Wilms to be Iseatenest, without pmebesu vise Wasaergli, promoted. 10th Fret—George W dime Grew gent, to be entairm• by ot - hom. Mc+ baron, promeed. 1 'Loh I. et— Kasign Hilary enema.lsigltey Hawke to be limtemed, by yarehme. via Meek who "Mr"' 15 h Fool— Chaim 'Award Wikeloy, bow the men, to be Tim W *Us wb• meteors. 24th Fooe—Lileesseent Oliver Oskiemith, loos the Royal Cease= Bele Yeedmws, sets bineemei, not Prendergast, sprained se the best. Liell1111•21 William remake to be merestor of nestesey. 36th Fee—glee Tiei Jobs Dillon to be lieetemet, by yerobem, vies reeneed. 6 let es —Lnuteneell Tag OD chi, lIIVIZ/Ce ch, nor Herrick, els Mien; inelgs I.WwW:!ii twee" to be bowaret, by peoelowi, vies Chaplin. 62nd Claude Olaeglills L. Possdiergest. bow the 24th Foot, to le 6.... ta r iza ....alig. ow! to ar v tee Royal Ceram Ills 6th Vot—Sure ,, a-Menw EmnlLDeusine, lAD, be. tie stoat to be eorgeoe-maer, dj.TholklNl. who.eelsrp. 604 boot —Rebuilt Firm/ft it &age M. Jobs, gist, le be reels. ty {submit vb. 71.1 Fart — Teerownl . l= e lr i redio I. Fres* owl ow Freak es peogasely CM—M*64 Jabs leeks., gest., to be swigs, by per chew, woe ilawasSA gessootsd. k lest—Lonsissai 7eom.e Hinds Thongs's is be le. MIMS of weekeray. 79th Feel—Bsente Jaw blellll, be. the &ilk Foot, to be vile Del, promool. iTti a tt—Lioessiest-Colewd Homy itagb lees... bas Ow Military Tess, to be lissesegewelowd, vine O'Briss. wM esoboare. Ist Wow Ude wising nee flowiassi--lia z‘, Thswee Finsbury Zemin so be liestessat, Ede einetel, dessesd Hoary Owls" gest., to be nags, weenie purchase, mot Itesese. Royal emaaauks HA* liepasest—Lisetssast Frederick Hew lett from tOo 52ad Foot, to be llinatesant, vim Gages. b. emulated to the 24th Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. lisegese.m.jct Gideon' polar" hem the Military Train, to be earries-enejsr, vice Bergs= d'Areey, appointed to the Mibiery Trani, Surgeon-Major Arthur Senders Tbotwou, 111. D., from the 6816 Foot, to be enrgemoniajor, vies Donate, who exam- ages; Wilgus Omagh, pat., to be inweeost-eurgess to dr limes; Animist-Surgeon Wirino Marshall Webb, hem the 19th Foot, to h.e aria tent. outgun to the forme, vice Wesley who exchanges Aeretent-Surros Charge Rielhard WOolhonae. front the 46 , 11 loot, to to asoistaseserpos to the totem, rice Crean, meowed to the Royal Artillery ; Acting nineties- Swat...a liolort Dade Me red to do duty, there being ' au bngsr occmice for kis sievicee. BRE VIT. ll7viret-Mstor David Scott Dodgem, 30th Betel Native I lent ry t o Le lieutenant •colonel in the army. Caputo ltirrredele Richard Glyn, Ride Brigade, to be 5.).. la the army. (2-iinetrumter Job° Hill. retired on half-pay, 4th Light Drag , ' • , as. to have the honorary rank of captain, mder the royal . maw of 17th December, 1866. bleromoodurn.—Captain Wykeharn.lisrtis, of the 4th Light 1) , •, , ,m0, Ism been permitted to assume the same of Pimps. Cornwallis," tensed of "Frame Wykehme• I HE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Cixonlimions sired by the Leeds Lieutenant of their ve counties. &lope& Regiment d i recensory Cavalry—Charles Wier held, gent., to be come, Moe C promoted. Wereickshire Volooteme—let y John Wil• Lam Nader*, late mem of the She Native let fealty, to be apnea ; Th. Lloyd, Req., to be liens tenant. Thome. Heim Gemi, gest., to be emirs. 2nd Com.any Jobs William Heolopp, late captain hi the 17/ti'Learen, be aptels. 3rd Company . Janos Oliver Illuoa, gent_ to be celesta ; Thomas Aurelia* Attwood, gest., to he lieuteseot ; William Burwell Bnggi, gest., to be swigs. Wareleitabits Militia Nod Raginest . John Lytteltou Fesesee, gest., to be seign, see Word, promoted. Is: Compaq of Be rtileidolde Volosteers—Sir Frame Edward teat, Ban., be be Ilsesteent; Richard binder* Homer Meks, gent., to to soles 411 Company Charles Frederick Demuth Esq , to be emosio; Jibe Woodward Nowese, Esq., to be Esseent; Frederick busbies amt., , to be onsigs. Was Ywit bi n s of Militia—Litoteseat Club topber Jobs to be esplids. vies Dorsal, who re. tires v LI oy Range Jams es Oeillostt, Co be liestosant, ies d, lertiornstate Midised Ctuaberriege, to be bettensat, rise Liellsomit Temple, who lane mee/ Willem gest., to be liesteesst, a i rs Lteutesest Zd Denise Howbeit, who hoe aw MINA 90uee &wherein sedllgthed Borderers Light blissitsy Renter-at of Brittle lidersei Beseer Relit, rev, tots volgo ia l sem =_Fesoirisi gemenesil. lest York Regiment • Eaten Lletee, max. to to essigs, vies Man* seeirwil, dog Ml Norma er, 1939, ae stand ID Gaseelle of Sat Ilfinewbor, 180. elt,ul,l hart bees Moe Mall=mosenel, luta resignatios bevies bow A minium', Nov. 16.—A 'Town' larrs.—Assigt sabaurgeos W. H. &Law (1862), to tbo Artillery &Halos N Royal Mariam. !arid dor Aosiotaat•Eaginoor C. llotbortaitos to th. Chia s& poldle-orOsol swam eloop, Rug Int.. sad dad FLOGGING IN 711 411 Y. GENERAL ORDER. HORSE GUARDS, S.W., N. v, 9. H., Rays! }lighter the Oeseni Comesadier •Cber. ttstmtt lid °merlon latoty re rereark ea the sr epal agnate of Cfll4lll sed antral of priebrese by Grieneriwi. e,peculy r recede torpors' 'Gabbana, bee tabes tb.. important ambito sada Ido anion endiera Yoe. w•th I stew to Sllallienitad earratioe. With air earn he bee added ens 'aniline, a eleralleedea of estalere. Cr the rlBllOlO of anatuang a dadaena berms the dome se nerds dainty to corporal pailekeenL All era es erring dr way v be Owed la the bet etere. ere Al see, grew be appserel modem erann be lal‘a to arms' prieltane. They urn nationee la dr dreg der acne an Anil lacer tlegreastlea late the mead else bp the apanaine of cartels ernes Mod* geode& Yee Ode papaw hie royal Mahan bas lather flaillerl as alacrity's" the odease eamositted by soldiers leader two anal bade. CIICIada mist the let bead we to be the klloeisg.— Abikaze tree puede, Muskegon*. Ittatous elotloet fa IM anent. Abssee anthout leave from tattoo. Preferriwg *lvolow romplainte. Diarerpect to wort-cottudimilued Meer& &nista( s comrade. Absence without leave, r de toad by it An. of War. Escamise from cosfleeorant. le- enhordurrtioe. Making awsy with aeoseserree. Falsely ,orproper (-induct to s superior. Sleeping on poet, depts.:Nut ire the cleountetances and nature of the service. Crimes under this led head are to be the following.-I:lr sera c. bfutiaoaaconduct. Aggravated ewe of isautar dinatl-n sod violence. Drunkannrs. on duty or on line of saar.h. LenNineling pubic money. Steadies from s cour sed*. Theft. Designedly maiming. Repeated seta of mane tway with necemaries, emu, secontzeosents, stoma autos. tither disgraceful acts showing vicious or unna tural pr-pensities. indecent mesuhs. NI than guilty of chrome under the let head to te be sub jett .9 irporal yuniehoseet,exwpt daring time of war, when the army min lite . - . - . . . Yet. euil•y of nil-oree ander the 2nd bead, being crimes of a very serious dot croon, s if in the 2od clam, be liable M corporal punohment. 11, however, they ere le t►e first • they will, together wth their other prosishaciat, sot Bing corporal punishinebt, he Aerated, sad pawed into tie srt..l4 clico, when they will thenorforth, ea the repe titiaL t eriu.e. under the 2nd heed, be liable to oorporal es having degraded themselves ty their use Led • • whet 1• r..n•.rrup'ed good conduct fur a year will, however, again r -.tore the soldier from the second to the first clam, ea ma too deeire foe reformation and amendment Ito orb dm* declined, It does not follow that ell etas under •e• woad clam are to to condemned to corporal yan'•hl..eat Esoll ice w to be derided upon its own merlte, and cor pora: panlehroett ea much avoided se poosible ; but• man who l y odeowiduct has placed ►imself In the second clear ia liable thereafter to corporal pnachment, ebonies the maa la the ling clam is sot liable to snob puoielunent, except 'a the rasa of awarded mutinous *Abduct, 'bee severity most at oboe be mooned to to remits more setioas mischief rewoltuta from weds ecdeet. Au royal highness hoots that the alines cleasitlcation will ready carpi* to the officers of the army the method of ,eitn rime ; will d,rer the evil-disposed from corn minds •••f.ocee, justly subjecting them to severe punish ment, which, thongs accessary to Litigate= THE EXPREEPA, riVEDNESDAV aRVINICUO, AiTOVEMBERA. 16. UM. .b add be rostricted ss mut% as poseiblg sad Or ore draw to the good soldier by securing to Ida, as saris( beg bbjesers Barrios, sa rarity art= degrading park. rat, rasa rarity It wilt to in bisera to Firm to th e day whist bis dull By coward of Ids Keys l brat tits Oared Crardaeta-Chist, O.A. WITHERALL. AdjutsateOsawaL WOOLWICH, Nov. U. The Devastation, steam camel, Commander Waite, elicit arrived bre bet week from North kmorics tad the Pam Inca, b ordered to Do paid off et this yard on Bo twig. CHATHAM. Noy. 16. • rimier mentaranthun has been received from the Some Owes by the enlisela commanding th• !adieu &pate smash. le dr three battalions at this elesiteg that le bee hese am decided that testis: Ad be twit la iipme d meals motet 16 seams with the lenge et hew. The fisteibmele Ito* imbues arise le pir , seed to Clio roe learesorl We swim et borne* es eider Waft bees menned er= o Ponmemelt inmenow en boot iha which km boos cletierd te Imo le ebbs. The Lfal En- Owen ore te noel the d Nigel Amino, pro ceedies Pisa st hum which they Inn toth beams_ veyel by vollwey le Penmen& • Itamee teolinerh• Ire vary Genericr riga. eser• bit Ike., bee bus is t-14.201 1. Brew, the maw alma the 3rd bananas at thee yens" as the esseeks of his quittleg the bananas. heft been ogreletel roireseecsider la the Royal North Noce lam imegent-ils)oe Bowe hes been 21 pate la the and hemeely barged to tho 26th CIIIIITOCiIIia, tibia Is inglooat be erred twin, tho white of the war Is Clbe feria 1640-42, the whole time be bus ems Is insomnia he lee hmsa • Very mmapbary enamor. Lon as Rids 81110SDR.—A meeting of the sennoil was Whist the Maasterhaese rotate', the Right Mar the Lord Meyer in the chair; the council was we l at tended. It we. rspard that whilst the audit arra./ • moll it did eat report either the ett the movement the wealth of the City, and kb= exproessd • bra the the hankers, the ..se is, end the term of Lear word soars him to a• 2011•011 forthwith large additions to the hada A Bet of onstribatious we. reed, amerset which ger Maws. Rowe. and Mead, 31. 14.; Mara kilter, Bare" awl Co., 104 1 0 ‘; Morn Ridgeoy and Ca, lb. lan ; Messrs. Weteriow end bog, 101. 101. ; Osumi brood, Eat, 61. is.; Mann. Field mad Sees, Ifairstrest, 6/. 65.; Mr. Clarks Matte, N. b.; the Washipillal Compsay of Grocers, 601. ; Clare Prekliser,_ Reg. 111. I Is. • Jobe Davies, Req., 101 10a; Maas. Caskilk Dab.., s c.., lot. 10..; Mr lltsrey M.P., ; 8. Reek, eq., It. Dever s. 102. 1084 W. . Westwood, IfetwpkwWWWW. lll.lle. • Me. Deputy Corsa, 61. 6... the Ira. 111 pcylz, l l , ol. bin 0 . 0 2 1 m.. ; Lykes, Mie;:tc- - shall, and Co., 111.; bre& liserse, eon, end Pap, tar Mr. Aldermen Rea —• Malan. J. A. :affray and Co., It. Mil drei'•-essit, kb, Ix. The larder of Londe. senennood that the Worshiper Cirrany of Fishmongers had to ✓ived to poser 211. M ths - Apasirr hind, sad 21. 2s. to the bend fond. Mr. Airia Merl, hi bead ing • donation to to bead fond, expressed • hops that the had weer be complete brae the neat mating of the canes. The Lord Mayer staled that so soca as a sufficient parr a< soldftiosal ersimashe bed tare race be word nerve •by to moths the sew mew bees et the Rgyptiss-her, to arrester to them the oath of allogiance. Harr ben tekinsial the bed Brepof Loads. was derma to adder.. the members are corps, he womb maks anusgsments for the reception of his lordship ao sem r the corps wan equipped, which be prermed would be ht • M days. I. reply to a question by the Cantra-Elerissat, lb. Alderman Roos stated that the pour at the Crystal Pekoe we. berg asked oat, and the works would reemsass in • kw days. Contain Hicks reported the emeemethi ads rif Sr drill, end stated, bad as the weaker had bsin„, bun trek attsedid mash evening, and made rapid proper Scams YOLITSSIER CORPS MI LITIRPOOL— Iresiteday (Tarday), a mittreA of Scotch genthense reallat la Limper was held is the PhiLdelphia Craters to our Erse the praprisq of fors " Scotch Volustese ke Liveredl arra C oombe bs aboady it erstanss. C % due woe rhea by Mr. Rebates., who rated to the well rows loyalty end mbar, qui/Seater err she beak& andon, end Or sparbe from Mr. Drip, Mr. beerier; Mr. Btoddert, and are gsstistaas. it was sr abed bat steps sari sit an betake se form as air icor marine corps in /Armor So be err " boar& Vallikir The seerrety, Mr. J. M. Davie, was then reopmeted to bow op • report for the consideration smodier mak% she which sixty of the gentlemen arena Pat down their ram fee enrolment. Ws understand that • mind Beer& arm* be celled " The Black Watch," will ski& _ MANCRUTIEI RIFLE CORPS.—Yesterday having base sepabloi se the day for saserlaris the Ildtheg e m oo lpia of the Ira gaps of Msneheeter Rides, No. 10, apr Rama mew the llacheop, • imasiderelis samba el yeas sees primgand agmesime, ender M three trek& hem Id le U hateheatingede. The maps sew ashram the Salaams walwiths warfaT. 100 men, being is fell oomph mast ; woad sompoty, 70 rase , thtrd compory, 100 mos ; the hew* err lashogge corapay, about 40 men ; fifth car posy, between Id awl IS ems Coe stated above) ; sixth sr Atirossam drat U same gamed. la addition so than throb • aspogy prgareed by • rivets pus son, is widish seal: 4111 ass have medal amodas. Thew also ea elder compeoy honiag. of liggeshimm meldest Msnebaster. in which *boa /sty legs are bear sworn la. la the Gilberto of Ussehgaer is the pepakisa rasp or lessieshalme, ea sampt meths to get up • ride aro. with Pent robebilla or esegses One ream why the marmot rode eo little peeper he a time in Yaehylt =y mat mot =L a non engaged le the wen god ola matn stio of rlmase hin the gaberbe, and if ride asps siesta be sitempeed such plan se Ones ilwfss BERM Oflocala, Cbgeasa Breughtm, Pasta* Cameggall, Old Tram* ehrgamt, Irate, Flittoo, Banes, Parkeert, Lemseinhoe, Lowish% Rusholcoe, Wahines% Dtabery, sad ether tannage immediately surroundiegthe towaship of Abarraester, sod all exoeedingly populous, there as be so dead that gnaw programs will be Inas then has yet toes FOUIt:=ART &MEET RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, HaaDerAlTeall the 10th lamest, Die tee day laid Se as quarterly generd muster of the amps (sow ausiteseing warty 100 effeetives), the seembere assombled a 8.30 La, h Roupell-park, Streatham, for • Geld day, smear the annegad of Captain Etna. gees through the user routise of proving the cam pay, they monad tiros* Clapham to W iciablemas-casn sees, whale tiny /wised • sera of light infantry eats ask la a mosaereeleasg the greatest credit oa the eaters end acm-egmaimiesol Man wader whom they have has maned. The sppearare gad military taring of the eosin elicited On utmost oheindicas throughout the district. Os menus, to beacpeereers they wore dismal* with orders to assemble as &nods, for the usual w.ekly SPOBI7NO. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TurspAy. SHREWSBURY HANDICAP. 4 to I 3 to I opt Ybi~ro (t) (t) 7 to I (t) 6 to I Toostoll Maid (I) Ito 1 Kuban (i) Nothing ow no my Won non ot annoolthri, SHREWSBURY RACES- TrWMY. ♦ 1101DICAT BWINTIIIAINS et 6 on& 66464 Itar mil at... Winsin sum .16686 them turlaags sisi goner. RaslOt roe Is. NI. Lade Images. by Oilaals. Ina Tit oaplata carman Illamolaaa pa aa ... Mv. 0.. 5.D .... TM followlag aim vas--Y lio, Royal Rad, sad Nona. -- • • . . Wen by a law!, these lengths between the easeed and third. T;;I CORI' ORATION PLATE of 5 soirs., foe 2-yr•olds aed upwards; the woad to save ha sake. Winners extra. Terseqsartere of • ado. be, oah.e. co...uses. fry Cochintoy i yes. let tb taftfothawl 1 eaetala CheolSo • Broady boa. $ 21•021 lftdier) 2 ! g er . ' I nZrA i rary =1,41 'l7 . W. by bait kWh, two wesses 'esawase - wious ' a ) a i ed third, • heel between third and berth.. SPCO47II BA *MAP (Si Ewe) of 3 env sad, sitb 25 added, fee 2-yr-ohle sal erwerds. The wiener to be sold ler 301.. &e. Abase balf s sel3s. Mr. L.s.. assets.. be amilellse.4 M. IMr.s 1 Mr. CU • Craw. I 44 Mr. MEW. Owallidied. pi. ea ....... Mr. 117•4441. Pm" l la. 71M, 1114444•1 4 The AMOLLSMI *fail/ be of IMO.. 6 ft, Itb 26 sdisl. • queer ef Lard V4•44•411:L 0 V i i ... 1im1•—••64, 74 lb ....... Mr. W. Were f —PriaMat. eb• • • •••• • 3 Mr. Mantena • 747 n . I N ;alir. Paybe .e Har7417;3. The kallowieg also ran 7lb —Calcutta, Jeentaise. Spittnon (late Martaandat), Litu. Jenny, and Kontos. Won I.y • 'T; tbree leastatits between second aad third ; bed fourth. it ANIIIT HANDICAP .f 3 *ova. each, with 20 added ; the mooed to nee his stake. About tbree-tinattere of • mile. Mr. Nsbarrer liabbler, by lbsekbair..l M. In WO ••• .= 1 Mr. Clare Loam .$ yrs. ;.t 2lb Mr. PaIIINNA bactboyer, 4 yn. la lab__ ... ..lltemol • Pavia& Cllr a Bound) 044 4 Tn. 74 lib ........... Mr aroma el !meth.. 1 yes, lys Iln I d l ed Tea Silkr.w..Nl:NY HANDICAP et SI sena, added to a hoodiesp eweepnekee of 15 ans.; the issued to receive 20 soya oat of the stains. Two mina. Mr Hodynan I NlitUpter. Ay Maas, 3 pa, In Mb ... fag., r 7. Iltalan Thaadra One 7lb sae. toe en Lb 1 oin Inman, 3 t Yen Pawn no Ma no. 73m,taa atb .1 1)4 . 1 , 11v. 3 The belowtng alio ran :-24aciena, lua.i.ll Nista, York, Caliph, Jolla. sad Whimsical. HUROLT RACII of 40 nova., .ddc4 to a handicap sweep. rate of 7 Nova cash; the iso, , ad to sass his stake. Two miles sod a quarter, over sight flight* of hurdles. L0P11617 • Magenta, by Colllogeued. 4 yak *glib (Douala...al 1 ' Mr. nab., JIMIOIO,. a era I le 11(eaft111 3 Mr. 0,3,1. ON Agar One 141 b ant. 5 yrn. Illb 10. memo 3 Th• following done : —P Palmy, sod lite Miller. The Pere arrived at Bonthamp•on yesterday with the heavy rinks al the Calcium and Chios mail. tab mitethrtturg• EQUITY 0011/ITB.—Nov. 15. (Before Vioo4:lllmodki Sr W. rase Wood.) ZAN= O. VIALIT.-.14‘000111 AND ITS CONSZAIIIINCINI. Is the early part of the puma yew Mr. Hamer, the plaintiff, and lit.. Tildry, the holledept, were man end wits ; et the thaw of the Mar at tble bill 134 z Cromwell esesewehhrerfig they wore husband and wile as lgra. paoll, wee at the doe et IN. issarlage pommel of certain leaded ProPerlyi the c= 6 :4 l which her Eimer entered, and, Oa all fatale, mie upon It to the value of . or theesehenie. the divorce wee °beaked Mrs. they, /empty Mi.. Are, proceeded in rjetitinent against bar Ws r!ormer heolmnig, to recover her landed werty ; whereup the Itmitheil led the present bill, lag that be ought to be paid lot the improventeute be had mode la the peoperty ; that by the marriage his Irffs cartnotof that during her life be amid enjoy bre real mate, that she weld not tam round now and taking advantage al her own wielle . evict Ma from the pre mhos, and take the benefit of the improvements which he bad meat To !lilt bill the defendant demurred. Neldisald Mr. F. Smith were e for the Tim Vic► Chancellor mid that the demurrer mum be al lowed. There was no such contract es that insisted upon en tered fetto uponZorto be implied from, the marriage ceremony. No Weider was done to the husband upon this vi w of the ems. The Divorce Court had full jurisdiction to make a set tlement et the property of the puilty party in such a way sr to do Isla to all concerned. The husband mitt to have apptlsd to that tribunal where the decree was pronounced. As it nem this court could not meet him. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSEB.—Nov. 16. (Bike* the Jodie Ordinary, Mr. Jostles Witham, sad Mr. Baron Bramwell.) MALL (MUMMY CALLID CASTLEDIN) IP. MALL. Tbb case, s snit of nullity, waa raureed and caneluded, bat the court reserved its Judgment. WALL V. WALKS AND WEST. Is April, 1848, the petitioner, Mr. Charles War, for- Early ea assistant-stovryor of axes at Bristol, married the reepondenr, Cecile Sabine Bendoisin, • milliner in shag city. In the December of the following year they separated, on m ama of the violence of Mrs. Wales'. temper, and the coha bitation Meng ofterwarda renewed was wainbroken off for Ohs mom Noma TM parties bad had one ebild, since deed. Aber leaving her husband MEL Weir went to live with the to-reepontiont, • mainorcil traveller. She bone hie nom, sad bed bad imp by his. TM moo me chiefly proved by the seldom* cis witness who had been with her as servant while oho me with her Moband sad also while oho wee cohabiting with her peratmer. Dr. ilmbey sad Mr. Prides= were comma for the peti tioner. Ths court difeateed the marriage, with coots. ALLEM V. ALLEN AND SMIRLIT. The cireumetances of this case were somewhat peculiar. The petitioner, Mr. Charles John Allan, who was • widower, muted the respondent, • Mies Aldridge, on the let of December, 1884. lie was then under the impression that she was • perste of a very coneidemble position in eseisty. Shortly afterwards, however, Mr. Allan's dep. weber, Mrs. Sochi' Allen of 64, Olonester-road, received a War perporthig to be hem the dater of the respondent. She was also waited upon by certain of the respondent medians hem Cheltieham. On the reborn of the petitioner trees his wadding tour she read this letter to him in the we of his ester, sod also stated whet she had been told by the poems whet had called upon her. The result was an immedies aspeautlea, a deed being drawn op under which the iespeedst received en allowance. On the 16th of Amgen tallowlas she went through the form of • mond esseriage with • pence named Ruder, with when she cohabited in lodgings at Rich mond, when she eras delivered of • child. In the fol. I ate(yer ehe esmasead • suit against Mr. Allen tar the raeuatfm of he, conjugal rights. In the course of the ro esediags that sassed a decree of confroatation was lased, sad she was identified by a solicitor named Rogers, who wee pre sent at the first marriage, end by a 'peewee named einspeoa, who was present at the sewed marriage. A Mn. Philips, with whom she lodged in Deoember last as Mrs. Mitchell, ific aid . that she bad bad • child, which she said was cid MWa" She else confessed to this *tam that lobe was In reality Mtn Allen. The clerk at the church of the Holy Triaity, where the second marriage took place, Mini the niejeadent at Meet signed her name in the =- Welt as lather Mazy Ratter." Thas not being the lapel mods of aigaisig her name it was erased, and she dined it again as Me bur Mary Alba. Sit 0. Cromwell—Wee this before or after the marriage P Wftetese—After. . . _ flit C. CiloWei—WeU, what was her name teen? Afters—Allem (Laughter.) They always sign their amass 1111102111. ' ' etz C. etteserell—But they en married. (lAughter.) I neva could understand why brides sign their maids@ names tibia they have become wives. Ultimately the case was adjourned, in order to produce farther evidemos of identity, the lodging-hoses keeper at Wahmond not being certain whether the person shown to bar se the respondent wee the one whom else had known as Mn. Rutter, or a enter who had visited her, and who was very touch like her. Dv. Deane, Q.C., dad Mr. Mundell appeared for the pe titioner. CHARTER V. CHARTER AND BARWICK. The marriage took pleas at Speed., in Norfolk, on the 4th of October, 101111, the petitioner being Mr. Josiah Charter, • draper. The parties cohabited in several plaoss, but • aims• ration was at length rendered neomeary by the intoxicated habits of the wife. The adultery wee chanted to have been columned with a man who was called Norfolk Charley," end when the citation wee served on this person he observed Mat the husband might gat a divorce and be —." Dr. Deane, Q.C., sad 11r. Sharpe appeared for the pad their. . . The; wart dissolved the marriage. TONOUZ 11. TONGUI, The parties ware resorted at Bristol in 1849, and were in a very humble position in his. Va,r aeon after the respondent bag= to treat his wife with great boWtty. On one ocoesion, when she asked him for mociey, ha told her ohs might either go into the streets or steel coos his(. She declined both alternatives, w he best her so severely that abs was obliged to go total for three weeks. It wee also proved that • girl in Liverpool had had a child by him. Messrs. Prikaax and Cilie=sd for the petitioner. The mart dissolved the The heektret-ledete enteseed het to hard lelenr for • 7ur• (Bofors Mr. Cressy.) . . Cornelius Haywood, 23, cutler, was indicted for steeling a puree end nine packets of needles, the property of Chaise Morton, his master. Mr. Palmer peosecuted ; Mr. Mande defissisd fin prisoner. The prisoner bed been in the employment of the prosecutor, who Is a cutler carrying on business ea No. 39, tipper Rea Smithfield, living to the house with wages a 18s. • week. On the 29th of September the prided went away without giving notion, leaving some clothes to his bed-room amongst which was a pair of masers. The prosecutor elainhied the pockets, end in one of them found a parse, which he identified se belonging to him, nine packets °Caddies, eight shillings in silver, end • half sovereign. The needles were exactly similar to thoes the prosecutor had In stock. A memoran dum also found in the pocket showed an exp./ethane by the prisoner of 91. 12. 3d., although the prosecutor bad re wired him in • distressed date, and he bad no proper maw of getting money but by his wages. Mr. Metcalfe addressed the jury for the prleoner, who returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Josses Dawer,l9, /ohm Cooper, 16, and James Powkr, 18, were indicted fur feloniously breaking end entering the dwelling-house of Robert Voss, and dealing therein a time piece, Ms property. Mr. Smart prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton defended Dewar. Cooper and Fowler plaided guilty. Sash Coe said she wee servant to Mr. Robert Voss, who lived at No. 10, Palestina-pleat, Hackney, and on Tuesday, the 18th of October, about ten minutes to 4 o'clock in the &fiances, she went up staid, and an looking out of the window she saw the prisoner Dower standing by a tree neer to the house. He wee looking up et the window. About 4 o'clock another sanest drew her attention to the &nag room, where sitsfound the 'Wow open, and a timepiece gone front the mantelpleoe. There were footmarks on the sofa, which was stealing near the window. A person in the gar den could easily open tae window, and a person getting In from the garden would step on the sofa. The timepiece wee cm the mantelpiece a shod time before. Elisabeth Reeding said she as, the prisoners Darer and Cooper coming out of Mr. Voss's garden by the gate. Cooper had a small parcel, which he concealed under the shirts of his coat. They were there joined by Fowler, and they went away together. William Bedstead, police-censtabk. rid he apprehended Dews, and Cooper from a description even of them, and Fowler wee apprehended by police-oonstable Alder. Fowler and Cooper both admitted that they were engaged in the robbery, bat they denied that Dewar had anything to do with it. Mr. Ribton addressed the jury on behalf of Dewar, who was found Guilty . Mr. Impactor Kerresy, of the K. division, proved a con viction spinet the prisoner at the Central Cnminal Court on the 12th March, 1868, when he wee sentenced to sic months' hard labour. At that time ether convictions were proved against him. Mr. Cressy deferred passing sentenoe. William Bartel., 22, wee indicted for stealing three shawls end divers other articles, value 41., the property of Emma Musto. . _ . The prisoner wee detected by a police constable offering the articles in question for aale,and not being satisfied with the mowers given as to his possemien of them he took him into custody. It turned out that the house of the prossontrix, in Devooaltineetreet, Mile-end, had been broken open during her absence from home and the uncles stolen. . . The pri;Onee --- weafonn7o;ilir, and It being proved that at this court In June, 1855, he wee sentenced to penal ser vitude for tour yens, be wee now winterised to be kept In penal servitude for an year% Arthur Ilexkinglmes and Alfred iltotrepson wore OClnvinted of feloniously breaking end entering the dwelling-hove of John Elliott, with intent to steal the goude and chattels therein. Ilse. album aad Mr. Did& prosecuted. ♦ previous conviction of four peers' penal servitude being proved spinet Thom be d ... seat/aced so ea yews' peasi eirvituda, radto be Imprisoned for to MODAL THE Will MURDER atT COVENTRY. An inquiry was opened before E. Poole, Eq., at the Oak Tavern, Coventry, on Mondry morning, touching the death of Elizabeth Ann Kingston, who was brutally rotwdered by her husband on the outskirts of this city, on lestardey morning last, as reported in our Impressio n of Monday. The excitement of the citizens was so intense that the coroner, although strongly advised by the jury, said be thought It inadvieable to hays the murderer conveyed from the_pol to the jury room. Tbe jury, after • brief deliberation, 'Monied • verdict of " Wahl murder against John Kbepton," who was there upon committed to the assizes to tube his trial. 'nut prisoner still remains in • sullen and revengeful mood, end appears to think that hs wee perfectly justified in com mitting the fearful offence with erg& he stands charged. PROM LAST aware GAMMA ILINIMPTIL Catalan WlLLtaa Femmes Low. DA labalauf fi itiaall. tkaa•ed ActuaLi.a. teammate" IM. $4 M. awl Da at I, at 11aapaksaaanaa *A. itabia. Omilello4llllll :.I. 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O'Connell, Curia Ragladas, ALLEGED POSETITE PRACTICES AT 82. PHILIP'S, CLaite waLL.-05 Monday evening, at • melting of the ootemitte• of the pennhial Rehm* Adowell-street, Clerken. well, a dimmers took pros spas a motion placed upon the paper of business by Mr. Henry Holland, foe the withdrawal from &traders at the Ch. of at. Philip, Oranvillar square, Begoiggrwellnread, of that portion of the charity children wine\ bad been Is the habit of attending that chetah be divine service, in consequence of the popish peso ticeeoarrisdos ander the ministry of the Rev. W. Wrath.. Ills. Holland booed this motion before the committee of the schools for the of Salad their sense as to whether children to a protestant charity and educated in the protereat armlet costinne to attend a place of worship where the tones et the protestant religion were eye. trilaterally departed from by the officiating minister. Tin motion was seconded by Mr. G. Sorrell, and after • long and animated dlecurion it wan resolved unanimously, " That the further attendance of the children at St. Phelps Chuck, Grannthaquarn could not be permitted, in con eequeace of the polish prerthe adopted there under the nunuration of the Rev. W. Wroth." . _ _ ARRIVAL Fault bEbsiSTOPOL.—The ship Friends, Captain Tuner, arrived in port on the 25th Instant, from Seteatopol, after a run of 84 days, encountering very heavy wisher, which had the effect of greatly prolonging the voyage. BIN brings 180 pieces of cannon (some of which weigh 6 tone), aid 237 tons of hoses. We learn from the captain that the town and fortress of Sebastopol yet bear numerous isdisatioss of the late dreadful struggle. In the harbour, where 71 sten•ot-war sad other vessels were sunk, the American emploring company are busily engaged in raising the Beset= fleet. 300 men are employed daily by that ereepany, and they have up to the peoceot time raised 3d of then. The largest of the ships they are blowing to penes, and the entrance to the harbour is now made quite arefiabl• again. In the town itself little has been dome in the way of restoring the dilapidated and shattered rains of the once fine sad noble mansions, horpitals, and large public edifices, and it is doubtful whether anything ever will be done, at least before the lapse of another generation. The only thing accomplisbe d is the reconstruction of a few churches, and the putting into good condition the various graveyards containing the remains of those who fell in that • memorable campaign. The Malakoff is a complete ruin, marvellous even in its desolation. lioth here end at I skit • mann the ground is still strewn with bullets, and a corps of Jaws, who have contracted with the Russian governmest for permission to collect scattered debris of this kind, may be ter daily with hooks and rakes turning op the earth for their leaden treasure. In consideration of their privilege the government is paid a per centrum on what is recovered. With the mosey realised is this way it is intended to build a church, at a place where the greater portion of their soldiers are buried, just close to Inkeeruann. In Sebastopol the hospital', once of great magnitude, are now altogether In ruin., or partly occupied by some poor families, who have made these weather proof. The principal portke at the residents m Sebastopol magma of the famis of these who are employed in raining the sunken vessels. Thus an a Saw, however, scattered shoot the outakiris of the city.—Zareen Comities Harald. [Advertisement. EPre, HOMCZOTATHIC c „.„,,, T.1 „, ILA 9 . 6 goir proms for the mill tal Act ors of Coma. Prntoos to ISSY, t;o0o% as. bat Lentil re/arJel,la cuonniumar of the rr blab w of th e preptriabaks Ica rho/. 110. Me , 1116.ious aroma 4.lgraudol ca./Kbolo.+ of tete oreceratteu earn Pro.r.l tta ee..sl .101xfou 6/ the pabliz as • dolma/ o.r/trage for or'safa+t. leader. 'WNW. POLKUIHOIRK e. FOLLINEOIII AND WADON. Is this coo, which had ahead, bees lewd, the court dis solved the marriage with onto wise% the we-rospondeat. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (13irre Mr. Bodkin, Aarlstrat-Isdp.) A rsepeotablerlosideg lad, named 'Other Emeeparepe, woe indicted for having stolen • handkerchief from the person of a man unknown. Mr. Daly was counsel for the prosecution, Mt. Hoyle for th'eTri , s woe a . very curious and doubtful case. The prindpal witness was a young man named Evans, twenty years of age, who mid he was a French-polish maker, and lived at No. 3, amberlead-market, Regent's-park, and admitted that he had ore changed • person with picking his pocket, and that be bed bees a witness in two other cases, besides this. He stated that on the 9th inst., beteg out for orders, he was Mending looking at some plaoards on a hoarding In Ended ' street, sad an, the primmer, who had two other boys with him, follow a gentleman, and 'eke • handkerchief from his pocket sea conceal it in his Waistcoat. He MIN only two yards from the gentleman at the time, and at once lost sight of him. He did not say anything to the prisoner bemuse he was afraid of being knocked abort by his mmpsakoss. In an boar afterwards he was passing through ford-square, when he sew the prisoner following another pence, and ha then gave intormation to a constable of what he bad seen in Ended-street, and the prisoner was taken. About three weeks before he had seen the prironer at the corner of a street leading out of the Btrend, at theism, sort of thing. He denied that he wee ambitious of becoming en amateur po liceman, and sakl it seemed to be rather his misfortune to have been brought into these cases, but he positively swore that he taw the prisoner take the handkerchief from the pstlemea's palm. He did not call after the gentleman, of wham be lost sight in • 'newest, and he did not follow the Ctiand his companions. The prisoner, when taken, t i : r en him • white cambric handkerchief marked M.W. No. 9,' which it was not likely would be properly In the posesidou of • boy of his age and condition of life, sad of which ha could give so account. His father was in awl, bat could not be examined es a where to Manic:tar ; sad though he had been in business seven yeses is Bed Lion-passage, Holborn, he had no witnesses sent to speak as to their knowledge of the lad's w ' • ty. Mr. Doyle contended that it was a am in which no jury cerise for the interests of a fellow-erectors and public justice eonld convict upon the evidence adduced. TM learned Judge, In summing up, said it would have been mach more satisfactory if the father, who appeared to be • respectable man had taken more rare to bring before the mart evidence of tM good character of the boy; for surely them wore eneteamoeg his friends who might have been able to give each evidence. The jury found the prisoner Not Guilty. The father said his boy had never been charged with scy thing before, end he only went out for a holiday on Lord Mayor's day. The witness said be hoped the jury did not think he hid wilfully made ato charge. The jay said they did not, but there might have been • mistake se to the boy : it was too doubtful to convict. Otero Thrstrpros, literary Booms, end Agra Woodman, pang ass wall known es thieves, were indicted for feloni ously attempting to break end eater the dwelling homes of diverse( her Majesty's subjects, with intent to steal the goods sad chattels therein. The prisoners Voided guilty. They were found by the police loitering about near house% arm ed,with jemmies end other burglars' instrumente, and they Were takes into custody on suspicion. Former meek done were proved agates% them. Boone and Woodmen were widened each to 12 mouths' hard labour, Thompson to 18 month. BeraA 111110,23, • chairwoman, was convicted on three in dictments of stealing peoperty sad money from houses where she had been employed. 7111 SALMI OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of births and deaths in Loudon hinted by the Registrar-General that the deaths registered in London, which were 1,182 in the week that ended November 6, were 1,061 in the week that ended but &tardily. In the ten years, 1849-58, the average num ber of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,068 ; but as the deaths now returned occurred in an in -01111111•1 population, they should be compared with the avenge raised in proportion to the inmesse, namely, with 1,174. Last week was therefore so far favourable to health that the deaths is it were lees by; 123 than the number which would have cocarred if the average rate of mortality for the early pert of November bed prevailed. The deaths from bronchitis continue to int:ream ; in the last three weeks they were 68, 90, and 102 ; those from Cumla had risen to 73 in the previous week, etie n y declined to 60 last week. Whooping-coogh has also declined to 14. Thera were 21 from small-poz. flembitlna mints'ss a high mortality, end is now the meet fatal disease In thezymotio clam; 96 deaths are referred to it, and 8 is diphtharis. Scarlatina was fatal in 11 cases in Pan cras, end in 14 in Islington. Lest week the births of 918 boys and 930 girls, in all 1,848 children, was registered in Losdm. In the ten corresposd ing weeks el the years 1849-68 the average number wee 1,6 TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mu Pm. Mon Tots!. Total SaI:IMAM sm. mem anodise. MIL UN- West WINE Nev. & 00 / !191 4 4 4 -- Ille rratimilliAth "W4•l/64164W0ma LOW it adios Ivr. &ram awl 1.1% 2.57 1.621 1.111 henh Whim ..."..—.— • 1.446 92 11,483 2.41 lert Lassabsome 1111 1$ 1.541 2.34 11.144 • The shoe is seer he et Weep doe ander apeman with the laid= owl 116,11 i Wears Wawa Clomow. SUDDEN DRATHL—Yesterday morning an auc tioneer, named Thomas Nonlife, whilst sitting in the City Folios-court, at Manchester, bearing some cans before the magistrates, fall from his seat, as was supposed in a fit, and before he could be removed to the neighbouring infirmary Ills wan ex•inct.—A female, who bad been taken to the lock up daring the previous night in a state of intoxication, also died shoat seven o'clock in the morning. She had bees con fined In one of the ordinary cells during the night, sod was Pest to be discharged when she complained of pain in one of her limbs, and being placed before a Ere, she shortly after wards fell from her seat and expired: It is rumoured that several other deaths of a similar character have taken place since the vetting in of the present hard frost and fog. Loss OF THREE LIVES ET FlRE.—Yesterday morning the onener for Southwark received information ad the death of Mrs Mary Brown, aged 70 Tsars, who emptied iltudy's Hospital. From the statement made by the de previous to her death it appears that she was about taking an iron from the fire, when the wind from the door wafted the comer of a crepe shawl 'penult the bars of the grate, and she was soon enveloped in fames. The neighbours wen alarmed by the most piercing shrieks for help issuing from; Mtg. Brown's room; they immediately entered, and she ' was extricated ea quick me possible, placed in a cab, and con veyed to the hospital, but the injuries were of such a serious nature that she gradually sank and expired. The coroner for the cities of London and Westminster also received ieforma lion yesterday of the deaths of William Ellis, aged, 10 yaw, who resided In King-street, Lower-mareb, Lambeth, and Mary kl• Donald, aged 12 years, who resided in Maces-place, Oreyetork-pleos, who died from the injuries they received by their clothes taking fire. SUICIDE IN THE HOI7SE OF DETENTION BY A WATERLOO VETERES.—Yeaterday morning, about? o'clock, it was discovered in the House of Detention that a torisoner, aaened John Dulan, had committed winkle by hanging him self with the strap of his hammock, and when found it wait evident he hod been dead some time. The deceased sons 72 years of age, and fought at Waterloo ; latterly he had been In wretched circumstances, and was committed a few days piece, on remand, from the Mirylebon, Pulin-court, to the House of Detention, on a charge of pot steeling. During ha incarceration he was cheerful sad lively, and evinced nothing which, in the remotest degree, could have led to the supposition that he was in a disposition of mind to commit self-destruction. He had no pennon for his service*, which extended to 7 yeses under Wellington. In consequence of the disputes at the Southampton Docks between the !hipping agents and the customs oillows, It has been decided to &Dow passengers landing there to pay Custom-house dues direct to an officer of customs without the necessity of employing a chipping agent. From Oct. 13, 1858, to Nov. 12, 1859, 2,503 passengers availed them selves of this permission. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND ittio.—Arnotrunic Cllllolo.—Thu keen ruction trade onsceeding . the 11111r01 moat weather prevailing will have a °fatale's& agog col she complexion. thin, and nervous ,yo.em. Moving, belle, riememien. colds, and sore throats, already surrnithd us, but rad to the lady ad. ddiddestion of Holloway 1 remedies. On ant weseteses ermeeting therneelna. these Invaluable medicines should be at case MAWR to, when each and all—diphiherta included—will either be prenatal alto. ether er thrown off without damaging the WENEWI cosehtuties. Strretisaa blotched two. and hoariest... depart at ohm, tame the rimming. tsulrylne, ~,,,,eacive powers of then twin ?Mediae. vide royalty Mat bee commented. and whose well , tocrited peahen Sow ems we sad peasant mem, clime. MABEETS. COTTON.—Livraroor, Nov. 16.—The salee of ootton to-day are estimated et 4,000 halos. A quiet market at yesterday's prices. COTTON GOODll.—biAircurevEL Nov. 16.—1 n yarns there has been a good business this morning tar all markets, and prime have advanced another id. per lb. upon the rates of Friday lest. The principal foreign buyers bays been those for the ineeketa of Germany, .ladle, mad Chios. most of whom hays operated freely. ha home trade have silo dons a good deal of business, end almost all mats sad qualities of mule twist, including Ins spinning., ars la requiem. Fos water twist then are alai soma heavy contracts In head, and 60's doubled and upwards partake In the advancer of prima. In cloths there hie been lees actual heehaws than tale day week, but the inquiries made with a view to operatics. have shoo% more fully how ostensive were the purchases of bet weak. Mercantile men of some esprise°. say that easy sever recollect the market so bare of .toeks bane. Domes. tics, which have leo long been segleoted to an extent that left prices barely remunerative, sad In many cues sot equal to the cost of production, are now exceedingly acmes and MS• cult to bay. Loag cloths, T cloths, and printing cloths are also OCUPOI4 with manufecturers in many mass sawed for months forward. The same remark applies to is and other shining., the latter being lid. higher than this dy week, and outer fabrics dearer In proportioa. The dare business, it will be gathered from what - is stated slip been principally checked by the scarcity of stocks, heavy responsibilities manufacturers have entered into foe future deliveries of goods. WOOL.—Lxins, Nov. 15.—There has been a shelf attendance in the cloth-balls this morning, and a ♦ery limited business has been done, The stock of goods in exceedingly small, and presents little choice to select from. Considerable deliveries are, however, regularly taking place direct to the merchants' warehouses. WOOLB.-11rnolasrinue, Nov. 15.—Thars is bat little rain ID oolcaleJa, the arrivals from t salsa being few. Low foreign may be sonsident a brisker. llANUFACTUREl3.—litmDszenram,Nov.ls.—TheTe Le no change to repot In the state of the market to-day, the slum degree of Ileums which set In a few weeks ago semis( still to prevail. The dullness is, however, only what is venal at this patiod of the year, merchaota 'Referring to keep their stook• low as Christmas approaches. CORN.-How., Nov. 15.-At to-day's market a fair supply of English wheat; farmers at the opening asked 2a. to le. advance, but buyers were enabled to supply their wants at la. to 2.. over last week'. currency. Foreign held if, high • th r rate* and badness restricted. Barley, both mal ing, moves off readily at picas in favour of e and pees Is. w qr. dearer. Oats in request, • .. daily good old feed, which are scarce. Indian to 2s. higher, and but little offering. The foreign ho last week are as under:-Wheat, 7073 , qrs. Barley ,3 1., '"''' '„ 161. Pei 641. Tans, M. Linseed and rape. '"" • , seed, x,632. 011 Wise, 96 tone. Bones, 131 tons. LIZIA, Nov. IL-The fresh arrival' of wheat are only moderate, the better %din in the trade continues, and .„ a good business is done at la. per quarter advent on the rates of Fnday last, being tully 2a. from this day week. Barley quite as dear. More money required for beans. Other articles unaltered. Average pesos of grain for week andieg Nov. 12:-Wheat, 3,669 me., 46a. 4id.; oats, 378 gee. , 23.. 90.; hreleY, 4,Na ii , 87a. 41. ; home, 209 qrs., 3e. llid.; pass, 24 qrs., 36.. Arrival since this day week: Wbeat, 3,710 qrs.. bar , 936 qrs.; oats, 692 gm.; benne, 118 gra ; Hawed, 460 qrs. "ANN Nov. t 9 - Weather latter part of last week dry and frui ty ; to-day is opts and mild. We have at to-:11: market a tale supply al wimples of wheat, condition T better than of late, the Veils wee brisk at an advance of fully 2a. per qr. upon all dmaiptione. Harley, prices far both malting and grinding samples without change. Baena and oats each Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, white, old, 6111.. to 631b5., 46a. to 60*. ; ditto, new, 6011.. to 6 21 te., 43a. to ea ; red, old, Mica. to 631 be., 435. to 46e. • ditto, sew, 8811 .. to 611.., 40e. to 445. Barley Chevalie r, new, 62Ibe. to 6411.., 39a. to 46e.; common, 611 1.. to 6211.., 395. to 345. Beans, old, 66th.. to 66elbe., 46e. to ffile. ; ditto, new, 6411.. to 66th.., Mk to 475. per qr. to the growers. NIEWCAIITLI, Nov. 16.-The weather since Saturday has partaken much of the character we are accustomed to ex perience in November. Yesterday we had a dense fog, which was succeeded thie morning bye slight fall of rain, bat the bermeseer being high would indicate a return to frost shortly. At our market this mottling we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers ' and having little offering from the comet, fine dry, trashed threshed samples found e quick sale at la. over Saturday's rates, whilat the beeriness dons in south country or foreign was at a @hailer tunendreent but with lam activity in the demand. For extra white 62a. was paid, fine Suffolk old red, at the same time, tusking 49e. ; mew Norfolk red, 601 be. natur ally, 48e., all per 604165. Old foreign being held beyond the views of tapes, few transactions in consequence ranked. A cargo of Dew Holstein red, abounding hi Ma, wee with difficulty disposed of at 43.. 6d. to 445: per 68416 e. Floor may be written dearer, with rather more timing. Country barley was much sought after, the beat bright heavy maniples commanding readily 49e., weighing Mite. per bull. Light or south country continues as difficult to quit as ever, and ear such only now and then buyers an be found. Malt unaltered. Grinding peas in more demand, 37a. per 6611.. per bushel; boiling sorts neglected. Beans as . before. Oats rather dearer. SALISBORY, Nov. 16.-At our market to-day there woe not a large supply of corn, but a good attendance of buyers. For slmost all da y of grain enhanced rates were , asked, and most Impure purchased only to the extent of ' immediate requirement, though a good deal of business wee done. The average Tula was from 1.. to 2e. per qr., but some choice samples realised as much as 3s. more. Flour ad vanced is. per seek. Malting barley still continues in de mend. and though there was no actual quotable advance, picas ruled remarkably Jinn. Malt eteady,at stationary prices. i With regard to other min, which was generally more in request, prices had an upward tendency. Old wheat, 48s. to : 6 84 4 i new, 4 1 5 . to Oa.; barley, 27a. to 444.; one, 245. to 295.; beans, 40e. to 60e. ; peas, 40e. to 45a. • rye, 30s. to 36.. per qr. Tana, Be. to 9s. per bushel. Flour, 33e. to ~ 38a. per seek. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Ba. 3d. Din bushel. CATTLE.—Sextesuov, Nov. 16.—At our market to day there was an extraordinary large supply of beasts, but the greater portion of them was of an interior quality, end there was also a full attendance. The quantity offering senessarily canoed a downward tote in the market; bat good Devon and Hereford oxen were readily disposed of at • trifling decline. The market generally ruled dull, and • great many of the rougher sore remained unsold, though offered at considerably reduced rates. There waa only • moderate supply of sheep, numbering about 2,200. amongst which very few DO•116 were to be met with; nearly all on offer changed bands, sad as respects every description of mutton prices ranged se last week. Very little doing in calves. In the pig market there was an average supply, and shoat the usual amount of business done at late rates. Beet ox beef, Ile. to 12s. per Poore; now and heifer ditto, 10s. tolls. ; best down mutton, 71d. per lb. ; other breeds, 31d. to 7d. ; veal, 7d. to 71d. ; fresh pork, Bd. to 71d.; Belted ditto, 7d. to Bd., sad 9*. to 98. 6d. Per some; green bacon, 81d. per lb.; dry ditto, 91d. to 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 91d. to Ifid.; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 2fla. each; suckling calves, 12e. to 24e.; cows with calves, 141. to 181. each. VESSELS SPOILIIN WITH. A•Mand (Alp). from Now Or'mu for Wnrpeot, Oct 70. 2 mtW 85. of ere l'Onirm C.5.C. (Hai Woos), from Moulmein, Sept. 5 off Alm* 581. CSI of ilandeestor, from Olargow for Cohunts, 048. 15 lot 7 N. — int; $4 W. ' bower or lonia, for usgeca. Nev. I, toe 47. M K. We 18.40 W. Hanover (at tp). W. LAMM fat (Want; troops on Loud, all wall, O. 13. tat ;.30 N, toe 23 W. JaoreSoknp), from London for Sydney. Oct. 10, tat 0.40 X, lan 25.30 Nottinglam. from Loudon for Bombay. Oct. 15, let 9 If. low 14W. Per9oo (barque). from Quebec for Critaml, Uct. H, kat 45.14 If. Its, 49 W. - - - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BraLllT.—Noe. 11. .t lilpotchley •wark, Woreatterblse, Lid? 130 Berkeley. 0 , ..on . BULL RN —Nov. 1,„ me raodgatoroad . Folkestone, the wife of the Bev. J. Bullen, of • . LEEB—Boo. 13, at Itatbersbaw, Oldham, Lancashire, the ego of T. N. Lees, Iraq., of • daunts:, LZFUVR —Nor. IL at Wtst Cliffsgardests. rOileftooo, the wile): B. P. Lame Bea.. of • eOO. OW SM.—Nov. . at Allasearoacl. Keeslisiton. the wife of H.J. 30YINeUN. or. 11. the wife of Yr. H. 0. Robinton, of lksulurt, meet. Chaim, of . datlebter. ROFIFISY.—Nov. 13. at Thlakehbeenseommon, the nth, of Mr. O. Baty, of a thwastese. M6RILIAGES. INOSAM—UNBWORTII.—tior. 11. at the Cahedral. Manchester by the Hem E. M. Chalmers. J. !nabs.. 8.1 • f ffrOo. Mattehorter. to Nancy. daughtsr of 11. Unseurth, of 11414 e Moms. Ideadstoto. MIERIDITII-11 AY W ARP.—Nor. 11. at the part.b church. Ca , ne. Wily by the Her. O. 8. Fitzgerald. I. tho 14. e. J. H. Mere itb, M.A., to Sophia Itheabetli. relict of the late O. May nerd, loe.. Had ley HMI. near Leech. 01/DY DXIIB AM. Nov. 14.. t the Independe nt Chapel. New London road. Cheltneord. Mr. 1 o of Or em B.l.ldur, to Martha. daughter of Mr. J. Deboarn. of Chelmsferd. hror. DEATHS. DZIDOWATER.—Nov. 17. 4 Belderatee. E. . of Beengli• 1 " err Ozlersl, meet T 7. 011APICIN.—Dlor. IL at cutton.road. litizbton, C. Chapman, . wed 73. DSUS.—Wov. 11. at Loire/ Torelnd, Burred, Elizabeth, elle of E. Ned 71. DL 01614.-11 e.. H. et et. the Hllbl no. the Ser i • Om. and 78 LIJPPEL.-111.. 12, Colonel E. 0. W. KM*. of OMW,Wri.... nramtatea. seed tO. WIWAIII.-14 ay. 11. at Cambeldrretrect. Ilyde.park ware. U. S' Mime. * enaher. Ka red. Wrookaol 4 llama Mg. McNees. awl . , TOW* mad PlM** * W,Wk Imo UAL of Sall, M= Wpm. In the City of London. Maw, as W 0111" Is .reot, is the Vrodoct of welsounus.—wzonos&T. NOTINI/1 16, 16.39. lIIMMINEMEMININOLNI I I //"/