The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-15 00:00:00

ITALY. -.D--- IJARDINUL owe) TURIN, Nov. 10. 1 described to you in my last the slat* of painful anxiety in which all Italy, I may truly say, Was hying, foe, on the one hand, she has been nervously watching any rising symptom of disorder in the four central provinces of the Peninsula, and, on the other hand, has perceived the excessive timidity end irre solution of the present Sardinian ministry. All that the envoys fro. the Romagna' and the Deckles were able to obtain after tedious negotiations tram this cabinet was its guarantee for a loan of twenty millions of (none. And our ministers further gave it to be understood that, having been assured by Napoleon they should have the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza, they did not find themselves mush disposed to compromise themselves seriously for t►e rest. They have aocolilingly flown into • passim and rated the Dictator Farini because he did not choose to separate the destinies of that Duchy free those of the other provinces. He wrote back to say that he should never follow out the artichoke policy (I. &Mien dit rartiojo). You must know that Vittorio Amadeo 111. used to say Italy was an artichoke, and that Piedmont ought to sat it by a learnt a time. All this produced in the man woo govern the four central provinces the con victloc, that in order to effect the annexation they must 'wok for help, not from the Sardinian govern ment. but from their own activity and rowlocks. You know the rest. You have seen with what won derful concord Central Italy again entertained the project of conferring the regency on Prince Eugene of hirignan. The messages and reports read on this occasion are fall of wisdom and prudence. The unanimity of to. votes, the contentedness of the peoples, the modesty and simplicity of the conduct at all the chiefs, have given fresh hope and confidence to all. Everyone here is persuaded that the simul taneous and perfectly similar deliberation of four assemblise is • feet that will greatly plena' England. and give additional strength to the liberaland noble policy of Loed John Russell towards Italy. It is impossible for your highly civilised country not to feel that it would now be • blow aimed against humanity to prevent Central Italy from accompliah tag the set of annexation, the only mode she sees of becoming independent and capable of providing for her own defence; and how can anyone gainsay the right of • nation to entire and secure independence. when she gives such evident signs of being able to recover in great part her ancient glory 0101 DVS 01/} Fortunately, however, the Rattazzi ministry seems inclined to throw a itsinactivity, and it is now nearly certain that the King will permit the Prince, his cousin, to accept the regency. Ido not believe this to be the v &cc of a larger dose of courage imbibed by the ministry, or of the vote to unanimously pained by the four provinces. If I am well informed, the oracle of the Tuileries allows itself to be inter- preted am being less hostile than was thought to the annexation, or to speak with greater exactions, that it is in no unfavourable mood with regard to the regency of Prince Eugene. It appears that what was thought so likely to occasion mishaps has on the contrary been productive of good. I am allud ing to the danger that threatened the Romagna& where it was feared the armed volunteers might Cross the frontiers, attack the Swim, and advance with the help of the population up to the very gates of Rome. Garibaldi. as I informed you, had been unable to give the King any formal promise when asked to do so. That inability of his throw imperial diplo macy into a serious state of apprehension. Another cause of alarm for it was an intimation that, if the regency of Prince Eugene ware declined, the four easemblies would elect unanimously the Count of Cavour. Well, a high personage has said that this name would be too displeasing to Eu rope, and ;perhaps he meant by that to in& mate as well that it would be too displea& log to himself personally. Add to all this that at the present moment there is no little bad humour between Austria and France on account of the Doke of Modena, whose name was omitted in the letter of Napoleon 111. to Vieth. Emmanuel, though the writer disposed of the Duchy in favour of the Duchess of Panes.. You have no doubt seen that the Austrian official journals have contradicted the report of that Duke's abdication, and that the Vienna Gazette announced his departure for Italy, whither he gam in order to be nearer hls faithful troop., and see to their wants. All this makes it probable that the regency of the Prince of Carignan will be tole rated. Perini is expected here, at Turin, to have some private interviews with the King. The Pre sidents of the Assemblies will also come here, and bring the unanimous fourfold vote in an official and solemn manner. For some days past we hays had here a minis terial crisis. Count Cased had tendered his resift nation on •°coast of a °lases in the new law about to be promulgated on university teaching. The Minister wishes that in every town or place what soever any one may open a school for teaching the higher branches of science, provided the muter is fur nished with an academical degree previously granted by a university of the state. On the other hand, the committee that drew up the law decl►ree that the said faculty of teaching shall only be valid is the cite where the university is is which the master took his degree. The matter has been arranged by mutual concession, and the city of Milo is he be added to the other cities where the universities au. The minister. who u a Milanese, appears satisfied. Of costes before many years are over we shall see springing ap at Milan • wort of uoiversity indepen dent of governmeatal action and control. Malty think they foresee in this both • danger and an abuse, but I foresee therein a tine and desirable result, via., liberty of iastruction. F 111.3 AND Lois O Ltnr—Ofeetiertisy morning a are braises* as tbe prole 411 Mr. Hada', at Plaa. aral, The drosvery••• rale by is.. of the arra. boura rob siainal emir issol•A bar dr imams. Oa wawa. Jo bare dry kerb Mobs* Hirai( are wadirk.. MD swan • swans. *sabre. S r Dismadsd risk km of 116, awn/ at Mr. WAss•l4's, Na IU, Mar' Orryorsitiber, lbstrrAsses. It apposes dubs Mary lTD•••M, mpg 13 yem, hisd plated • mar sr tb• loor, tad ast bar &Mir re dm Id= rb• NNW wit at lb. rem We Its yrd,sd our Mad rat terroly bussed. thew Na.. te Wats Osage Morsbal, sad Mud Asa* .I bor odskim. • likeire trimmed as thaimaisa of Mr. lbs•ras, R blairestrasst, Teata-paua4 Oa& asa's-Golde. alma Maresk Dasear, aged 12 mar, sr manly Waal kat dr Is art asprerd to sorrow •dr aro acerred at Mr. 12•11Ws, nt. Bower-strusg, Walvis, vial IMO sat subbrd arsrY smiskrable ramose mu dam Tbo in vas sash by • skier la Ur taw litLtaCnoLT 5131C1D1 OP 0/71C116 Cap t.& brig* rt, alike 1111* Layborat, remortrd wreak akootiag himself as Salsa* .waled r bio rigida is Prrowirer, HayotablL M• bri km kr Misr yews is seed c 4 dr polka Id tb• labs/ of darbiski•—• sre• rue of osaadoe•bia remaabaity, awl super* per = a 4ifirr dun Ms tar of writs be 11 by the 01. l Istbssiiks without • wYtwt ivies Gar this terrmat b dor& •• bars royal spa Wad. Mr In bio larks &ye be was rah arum& Row. Plus 11011112',U s 011•7114311.210• D.— ?be ISIMINN d palings at the lurplra, aired tb• rook fading Nov. 12, Is 2.504, of 'brit 014 it arr oasts. [Aheardissest]—Kpres (Hommornaw Clip sew 01011.-7bb •140=.1 MNM 11l 160 ~Pa Emmy at le. %Om I.b. MOM Ilia palms b wiled "Jams Mom. Leallsis.' NAVAL AND MILITARY. The Admiralty issued a notice yesterday, to the effect that %mote ere about to be eppolatsd to the tranepor veseela percesdiag to Canis. WOOLWICH, Nov. 14. The Army Sanitary Comegamonere have been so lively wised is sweat elaing the most el4ibis site for the maxa of a great willowy hasphil st Woolwich CC • lerp wale. A portion al gewareures lead neer Woolwich-gem. ass sad fligtitiopie.wlle Wel hen meleowl farther end at the leer weekly _aestiag elate Woolwisk Ineel " 2::1 dMeath s ewasawiestlen was readred from tbe emanate skew% remestiegle be Wormed that portion of Mikan gelpvele wise Wirshri sa Ins subject to marsh awkwis. Aber sem lin, Ys board deaded to forward es the commildern • egret recently published by Dr. Richards•e, ot Weels=lehieh is highly favourable to the salubrity albs dee PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 14. It Is stated that the rimers from her Majesty's dip the Primal Reyel, eft owl) .11..e0s themes,sad des Mrs wmay two petty saw= sesame esasemed 4 the BMW. We me eke ishemml that op to youftedmy Pr vim el the mama were eriMmed NI bag* sed that new thee wire r she esselenemeel, so that the ash bhp bereasr esareed * the mallet are Sod themesehee seprireed. Tb Hreleys, Ys brew trwelpset, Commear Join Ilmembir. MOO bee briber thb shine* hem agilitsaL The dr• MOW ship, T 121, with to** lob the Mem brie lb e Miseasse. M o b. tted kr sailbse. The Mond*, 44, slue ship, COMW/Idef Or Malcolm =u, embed bees dplthsed 3estardep sibemosa, sad a r t Cowes, bat palled sad nem* this linmari. Two GUN FACTO/Lt= at WOOLWICI Aitl3l4ll. —lv W. Arrawroag, C.B . nowitly &plural, io the with Mr. Badman ((lam Impala et Usaltawy e Zio salparlabrad Um obeli. of Bas royal pa bolarial at W Armak bee bees bagarat/y la endear &a rise the pet week In the purpose of sari des requishe te naiad by tbe moist rholake at Ow War - mot to myopia Ira alsaiwfamr at aidloary damriplica Wabroara end le redoes ea The eld ripply of Mad pies soy meteor melee. einfeet el es Irreved drefleies perradepa as L 1P"6 417 sews pia el be red el& elliellamy bead roma of make rode, b sew essupyley the wares et re Oedema ashes Oluarlisee Ise sapereera We W. Ana strap br a es= zep eepred dray at hie; sad Owes soh fa serairdia. bre bele st the Repel depselmar. le be aped sardell wee el dhellsenesm Or et tree epestreas is her ea Yr isidpseed by weebere tam erehllderese emir Alba, eat - mirk its• ben the litt=bitil mossi parleal sad sir& ama. Mr. • Illomes brims es the Dlearpar, has bars aggslatiai by lb W. asearra le mead se Ids works at Ifowawlis, to be =Ord hi • ; mad Mr. Kr" ales Ms be awes pare dr eselleidepreard, leaedped ogee nadir are am miles. Is ameganis et the si s red effeaseeraie, 20 orders and 40 Merin are dbabseged team re Itoy.l pa tasteers a 1111/1/AV TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15 1859. Lab) intelitetna. OOURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 14. Shaw is Braco.—(Rains the Lord Chid Judos, Kr. Judas Hill, sad /dr. Judas Blicabani.) The sown wee rectipied the polar pert of the day with tbe "Peremptory Paper." DIM •. TZI liiiIIITIBLZ Oki crogralnr.--ntrowrarr TO OAS COMIIVIMB. In this ore a rule wee obtained brit term on the motion of Mr. Pewee. en tweaff of the pilk the owner, of a house la awn the MI riadinte to show Mee 11 , 117711= "4 0CICC th ea tti 500 Imo against than netreining us hOte cutting off the pa from the plaintiff's premisestt: trial of en action between the plaintiff end the for unlawfully depriving her of pa. The appli cation woe made under the 82nd section of the Common Law Presiders Act - - Then mime little difference between the perinea@ to the mot state of the lane, but substantially the question rained is, eau a gas company, which has supplied gm for sane time quarterly, soddenly eat off the supply of gin on the re fuel of the householder to pay for the gas in advance ? appears that Mrs. Data had been supplied with gas by the emirmy from March. 1868, the gas being Paid foe =. The payment for the quarter ending Indy y-da , fat not made until the 9th of April, and lmMstaly siter ' it was paid • sum of 61. was demanded as • deposit by the company, or murky for the next quarter. This Mrs. Disks refined to pay, and immediately her gee was cat off. such treatment Mrs. Dicks remonstrated, end after • the ea was let on attain, but only for a time, for it was subseqnsany again cut off. Taersapon Mrs. Dicks served the seen terry of the company with • writ, and brought an action against them for wrongfully depriving her of pa, her contract with the oompeny being that they should supply her with gee on her paying for that wed by herin each pre ceding "arta'. This was the plaintiff's view of the ems. Mr. O. Daman now showed ems against the rule. Ms main question to be decided woe whether the company wee obliged to go on supplying gas upon credit in every me where it might have happened that they had been sup plying it subject to quarterly payments, no matter how Insolvent • householder might be suspected to be. The de fendant's affidavits showed that it wee became* of the diM catty they experienced in obtaining the stun of 41. la. (the quarter's rent dos on Lady-day) that the companyinidsted for the future on being paid in advance. Surely the court would not hold that the onepany were bound to supply every adven turer, who might happen to light upon a area, with gas on credit. EMI there was no contraot whatever between the defendants and the plaintiff, end it expressly required the wel thsconipeny to enter into one. es as, ready to enter into • rewash's Miran Mr. Julies Blackburn rid en injunction was only greeted wham SS Irreparable injury would be the aooeegneus of a pertisiffer coarse being persisted ht. Here the plaintiff could recover damages in en action. Mr. Justine Hill—As the materiel forte here are not in dispel% why not turn the question at Woe into a special Mr. Denman said his clients would be examdingly glad to de sot as the company desired to have this very sezions point ettied. Mr. Pearce meld the plaintiff would give anstrity for cos* K nerassarf. The rains =injunction was that solaced tobedischarged, the COMB to be costa in the them SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—MONDAY. The fog deterred eureriben from Tigre the Corm. Tlto member peeler occupied thscrelves in err e atile Liverpool ocrwide and ...and IMb inclined to COOMIIIMOO 'serener on the Meewebery were. The Mowing were re only tratreden• : SHREWSBURY HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Gilre The Nein (t and off ) 4 to 1 Mr. T. flenenee Timandra (off) 4 to 1 Mr. T. Per's Neches (t end of) 6 to 1 Mr.Thergettie Terri' Maid (off ) T Hs DHRBY. 12 to 1 eget Mr. J. Sara The Wired (off) 1000 to 15 Lod amine. Prise ON 1000 to 16 Ms. W. Date liriewer (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. Tates TM. Drone (t) Tb. Mowing eiz were bear et erre merit eh. /IM : —Ur Becesears, TM Wired, Nstlenese, Matinerne, end SHREWS/TRY RACES.-Tm DAL Deeplle the fog sad Irony atoursplisin n al; amme determlned to mean • satisfactory meerdag. Already • imp camber at hones bee arrived, and shand there Many ehertcomilap fa the faillseeat et the manse at sport oldish the programme holds me, they we am likely M be ettribentd to soy asserieel Ineigadeence of the Ileide. Ilesrarel ahem time mad improvements hem bent made, it snip ea the menu but oleo I. the armagemeate ot the badmen deperb• meat of the pd Mimi The plop it Manila to this en closure bas been mimed is order to propitiate the public, aad to accord ,ilk the upraised desire of the Walt teats of the tows and arighbeartiood. NOZINATIOII 07 SHIRIPII, A supplement to the Londe* Gazette, published yesterday, gives the kftwits amass of shoes who woo sasiosted tor obeedle by Ye Lads a do Cawood ot the lisaltequer, on Stworday fast. the *WOW al lk. 'NOLAND (aaaspalos Coming and Lancashire.) hawk Thaw, lin., Farnham ; Basui, Orrin ascat a W, Esq., Tansy; Within Lyaa lawataa.—!a Medias Stephan Pad Heater, Bart., latatlegar, arm Beaftas; Jolla 84vewriekt, Baca., Pinar Park, ars Hating; Hwy Lowboy Boaaar, Yp., Beare Iliciu.—WfMars Tyrlngham Pend, laq., Tyrharbaor ; Sir Arribroy Nathaa Do Bother-WM, Boot., Aston Chabot ; Cbrioroyeao Tower, Boq., lissomooor Pork. CAIIIISIDAISMAX AXD RIIXTIXODOXSZIPX. Phillip Cooed aborard, H.q., Glamor; Dowd Orb., Sp, Groot David Volory, Cootie Hill Homo ; lima -Play Mary Howard, Bog., Corby Combo j TbanseAissieth. Baq, T ; Samuel Lin- N 04., Cloolor. hisloshant, Esq,, &mastoid Imessi, mar Comities; Jahn Ralph Shaw, Esq., Arrow Hell, Bistambsed ,• Mend Holt Glegg, Esq., /legator& DZIUBTOMULL—P,omiIIe Harr, &q., A Idermalsy; Lard Edema Hamad, Gleam; William Thome Co., Esq., Sparks all. Div omatai.—PMer &thud Home, Esq., Lnwesabe; We Jolla Thomas Bailer Dochworth, &rt., Wars, Tap lAMB ; Edward &add, Esq.. Ouon. DWISITINI2I—Gyorge They Wingfield Esq., Shmamse Cud.; Olim William Fame, Req., Lamm, ; Behest llama Owea Ewa/H.ld, Esq., Wpm Regis. DV,IMAX.—Rwasi iglus Spasm.., Esq Sara Hall ; Maud Laminae Panabarloo, Esq., Harms; 73sorge Heart Omar, Rm., Disdain. Bassa.—Jaha imam Thompson, Req., Diced; Gmage Hsniy Esq., Lixdin Part, leas Calehessar; Str Wdlrr saatllh , But. lidi Hall, &Mag. Lo commuusatan.--John Edward Lyppmu Past, assend ; Joba Phelps, ~ Chard Holm, Dimity; John Waddlnghmadisq., Gallia; Oraage, Waschoombe niILE/OliD•llll.l.—Aakey Boom Boughton !Wilk, raq., D..oroka Cook; List Hoary Loa Wankar, Works • Julia =or% Naq., ilianosoos ems beach', Lq., Clunhant ; e Willem Joan LoZ L lati., Abbott; Lanky ; Job% Haig leg"—kkG"..Courosory Itooyorood, But, Eriogtoe, NW, art Cookrbory; •kzaaelor ltoookl, ko. Poky Moom, Illakkoara; Nary Bosoms, Etq., Minton Cook, Ms/Ask _ insconnorogras—iiiword Ikaskaw Mem Fag., Omiheaby ; Mrahird. iniess ika tt o lln■agna ; Jame Beenimat Devours/I=Z* Emit, Walha, Bert, Dama n Sal ; Wears Comet Amain& Bea., Koniellerps ; mi Tir as,Joha Discs, Makesi-is-lioor. Miramournainan—The Meaourable William Powell Rodney, Drachmae* Ceara; James Procter Canntliarin leg., me Weeder, near Chepstow ; Abraham Darby, Req., a Sab Vali& *sr Nemparil. Dearthi.— Bat, &aim ll* C 0..; Ms Timm Math Bermingham; Hoary Jams Las Wwww, Idttla Welnagliatm ' Noarainurronsuun—Wlllion Capsi Mario Thornhill, Mayhem liaB ; Join Shonnil Bovvrao, in., Throw And • Wiliam Omsk Req., Utile Manglnam Mimanamainumarm !Meat Jul. Pawn* MR., DliseMsn ; Jobs Caelima, Maiden Park; Candi*, E.q., !embalm. NOTTllllGnmasstaa.—ldwerd Veittlre Pane Bonen% Ley, Wiolioura; Jabs Bang Manners Malec* Eat, Mai lman; li, ery Boats Man, !Word Abbey. Oarosire a inis.—Jann Wiiplesd, Esq., Woodsetea ; Jahn hoiden Sidra. in, Salary Coact; Diary Dinh Ray nor**, Esq., Adwed. HUTLAND.—S.IOI.IOI Haat, Eaq., Heft* ; Alezander Dorm, Req., Maitt4ll, Wdllaas Flaarar, Mae L Ayston. Bitao POIHIIit.-Bir John Ramada Edward Milberg Acton, Aidethwo Hail; Sir Charles Hoary Sawa Boaglitoo, Hart, Downtori Moll • Gawp Pritchard, Hog , Brow4oy. Sumtaittariotaw—Kobert James Elton. Y.wq., Hammon , Fromm Wbowt Nowtoo, Sp., Bartow thaw ; &JO Ninth thwavillii, Seq., Buthigs Court. STATFUILIAIIMIL—Ittehard Howard Harwood, Ll., Brosatulla Juba William Philips, Iloythiilge ; Hamm' John Lam, E.q.. Elcuannie. CIA NT if 0, out i arnrrox.—William Charge C 111,1114 Z. Drambriilge Hoeft, Wamthemer ; Chaim &ivy, Esq., Ilateks Haws, was Yams*, 1010 or Wight; John Dew rol!, Meg, Perla.* Perk nese Chem. Seq., aiekUsimattli; Joie Eat, Wastwaskras Park ; Edwin, hears SOW* liegrar, ~ lesivall EA MaiOw& Ikaart.—Weilises him Iraqi', Esq., Woottaa, war Dark*,; Ilaaraal Gough Ise, Carseshoa ; Sir John esek mit, Batt, Corpses lila, Illabes. etissai.—Claakes Sao Nakao, Eeq., Coolbsesk; Chevy Oakty, Esq., lalbridok Pak, Bart Gresaired ; tire Bea, Jelin Jane* Camels, Pak Oak, &Word. WAIMICIL/111/1./L—Kawry JOINS 814eld0D, El ? Bias. Haan; Richard Grawraa, Baq., The chi!, arwi e k ; WeakiNglas Elkbast, Bert, Bike GM" Rugby, WWTYOa ILA to.—Matthew Basra Haulms, laq., At:lll)l4rib ; Hopes, Esq., Brampton emits, Appleby; Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Grady, Hearse Lod_g e, Kendal. WILTNH I Kt. — Horatio Nohow Godard, keg , Manor House; Charles Peuraddocks, Campton Chem bertsyne ; Thomas Feuer Grove, EN, /mat. WORC ESTRUM tea.—The Hon. Charles Grantham Boort, Great Malvern; Jame Malliet, Esq., Abbate, Hall, Doer Worcester; Ferdinand° Dudley Les Smith, Esq., The Grange, Lew Ilab loosen. Yowesu taw—Joao. Garth lisroball, Esq., lleedgley, saw Leeds; Sir George Orby Wombwell, Bart, Newburgh Perk; Frederick Webb, Esq., Niger Hall. WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMMISSION. WAKIFIELD, Mownsr. The commiseiassrs resumed their inquiry at 10 o'clock this morning. Mr. John Whitehead (the Man in the Moon") was re oalled. He sald—l have gone through the list of voters since I was bars ea Bawds', but I do not find the names of soy other meow thee I tinbed during the election. I 10. calved 20/. hem Mt. Moore for my services dorms the slew. Lion, mid my erpssisse would Tun sway with Mkt of it. Dos HoMnerm wr than examined. He rid—l was autho rised by Whitehead to come to Wakefield &Mug the sheiks. At his moan I oalltd upon several voters, and to three I gave bribes. To Thomas Stead, • baker, I gave 601. ; to John Gamey, • contesting', 26/.. not to von at all ; and 1101. to Jame Picard. Pined rid he would not nosh. wasp hems anybody, upon whirl I mid his dist nobody should see ma give money to hiss, end I placed the mousy in • lady's boot standing on the cenetw. Picard was suutdiog behind the counter, and said that he should vote for Charlesworth. The money was all in gold, and waa wrspped up In paper. Totes +ea no possibility of say one laying hold of the boot without blowing that the money was in it. I Awed bribes to several other persona. To Mr. Dixon ' of the baby linen warehouse, I offered mosey, but be declined to take It. Ms said that Mr. Chetlesworth had it in his power to eve him • permanent situatiou, ud it he did so he (Dixon) would throw over the other party for whom he was en peed to minas and vote foe him. I acted entirely upon Whitehead's instructions, but 1 received nothing for my own servtoes. The money I did not expend I tongued to White head without counting it. Themes Mauhewe, umbrella maker, waa neat called. He entirely denied the statement of Whitehead that he had ro mays& a bribe of 201. to vote for Charleaworth. said Willard called upon Isim,and — regrew's ted Idosslf ea • Imam la the mares of conversation Whitehead Liked him Yaw be Was going to vote, and he /aid for the liberals ; Iwhite Whitehead *defied him to vote the other way. dwe leave 2W. npos the counter ; in point of feet, be area alma hie *revelling trunk (laughter), but witneede NI Willa he would kick him Into the street ; upon which ha up hie " dude" and walked away. (Laughter.) added that he had been a voter for 62 yam at Wehellsill sad Pontefract, and had never been offend a keg In !de Whlleheeitne recalled, end said he gem Matthews 204 with be seeped, but ultimately he voted ke the Merin lb. Themse thin examined by Mr. Bejeset Plgott—l me a immithr, and have always takes en &dm port im the Wadi/ theillem• In April last lima semi ptheibm sip he Mahe with Mr. d. end epos legal mihme, but le nalltp to defend the party through the pram die meth spode' am Mr. Chariesworthe babalf. A pri vets mem we semi for me at the Omega. Boom ober I ressivel 4 tamegsmat we found that seamen lad been Mrs the Mint by the liberal party, sad we ap palsied a slef of erstehers to watch Mr; Wainwright's stag. I learnt weep early in the coshes diet the liberals wee bribing, sad la the week of the shed= I hosed thee Brew we. doing the seem thing on the pert of the 0011011 M. time. I had a come nation with lb. Weimeleed ape the 'abject, sad we &psi that if it was tee it wee mat eateldelow ere were prheily. estialml that if we Weed Peilima men eerie in me ass Mn we meld Ma the mei ea pmillem. I mmember Math WiliNheid Of taw Beep, loot he we seer employed at the shades wiz sear.tee LIM and what be weedethy et Weld I temielly amidaiir any qesthems, se I amspeetel I eelpit Imo eimi I id not weal to 'mew. haw very Mb @IN& Wread durieg the eletioa. Is plat of lie be Abel eta Basra catholic dinner in the Getty pert at W theism week, sad I don't think I saw Mrs afterwards. (Loregfeem) After I heard the nuwers respeting Breese I eirefelly molded him. I took ao seep inowever, Mop any bribery that milt he gain in. Whit I soaped a retainer I eadsralsod that the coaled we. to be fought by the commontiose we pity FM ciplee. The literals bed committad themoitten for ems time prelim, sad my advisee w to go ea quietly sad pith dm for the meat. When I found that my Make wee net seed epos I fought My of the whole trainees, and I Wham that amplest, were made of my want of exertion is seam poem I knew that Mr. Jess Fernandes had the maiega meet of the mime, depertmeat in the election, bet I mow dreamt that he would he each a fool as to provide Imp ammo for the pipes of bribery. I reorived 1001. hem bin it th=eas of prig the bill at the Owego, bet helm' of I pie Mr: Barrett, the solicitor, 661., owl Mr. Mai 364 I did mot Inquire what Mr. Banat Ismael t ss ie . moary. If I bed thought that it wee fee MTh's, I I wield est Moe glen it to hen. I mosey gave the m, whheat thought or consideration, on Mesta/Mg him thet Mr. Per. mar vratedi X I knew ilia& Mr. Fermata memo we eamasoted with the rumours of bribery that were Germ; bet I did not suppom that the applied hr by mime by Mr. Barrett wee required for bri . The 361. ghee to Mr. bulbs was *pelted for late is the oftersoce of the election. He bee mated in hie *edema the I knew whet he seated it for ; but he ia mistaken. If he told les Idld not hear him. (Laughter.) Early in the mead I had a converes dos with Mr. Charletworth respecting the *teethe, end he impressed a strong desire that no illegal maim" should be reserted to. itir7BMjeant Pigott—Ho does not ►ppear to have adhered *washout to his original intention. Mr. Serb—No doubt, what he saw that than. was a de liberate intention to filch the seat from him, be was miry in diVi(Laughter ) litiejeant Pigott—As a barrister, Mr. Baia, you meat know that that is a gratuitous statement, and cannot be ac rne evidence. r,fierle—The roles of evidenoe have beat set at such utter defiance in this court that I hardly know what is evidence. Mr. fledeaat Pigott—Whoa was ft that Mr. Chatleoworth eapreastel aft lotaation of having the eked= conduoftd oo Poriq =Pim r Mr. It was is the early pars of Apra. Mr. Pigott—Aa4 it we. upon the PtA of Apra Hat Mr. Ondapeertlt pm the loud for 6,000 i to his replevin. lazemlftelies aestemi—The ou was not alba& by me. It tee dlapfiers!as haling of the der the deekrolim et tiat polL Kr. fierieent Pigett—Dhl yen go op to Limes In robe moo to the petition f Mr. Serkt—Before I tree Ib qmolim I wish to take the ophiion of the commitelmers Wriest I, as • kenistar, am Mead to reveal prodemlennl toteste? Kr. elerjemat Pigolt—The net of parliament to deer. Everything smug be divulged. Even the eird re /Mime between suanamy and (diem are no protection. Mr. 6erle-1 ham no &elm to Newel anything. An I wish is to Mood the privibget of the her. Mr. lierjrant Pigott—The Mr le very mob obliged to you, bat I fun afraid you meet it,, them sp. Yr. Berie-1 wee requested to go to LONIIIII to no Kr. Baiter the prelims tary agent, and Mx liendera m t kerns/ member for the boroegit. Weenammiand OM, and es Kr. Basta wee eat al town we sem Kr. Philip Ram. Serjesat Pigott—All I want to know is whether yea instroned Marrs. Baxter, Ross, and Norton to draw the S Kr. &Ws—No doubt the petition was drawn op from the steismest of facto which Mr. Wertmorlaed sad myself made. We did net pray for the seat, ea we knew very well that we mud ate get it. At the sans time I Iced so dined know ledge of bribery, although 1 had herd of various caste be whist I stromily suspected that bribes bad bees phut. I believed that if a pnitka was presented, the grata win so asterism that Mr. Imams wield sot defied the sot I now eipeoleit that it would be deka* sad I went with Mr. lisudarma to Leeks to prevent, as it se I meshed, this casesolosioe Wag leaved. Comosis are sot rely pbeir slat things, as you we probably ewers. I did net in... mud Mr. Smith to swigs the services of " reprice Ambeg the election, and fustier dead of the prize-41nm from Menehestsr until I saw them in the town. - lola Hanle" s labour* um mid be voted for Cloofrowertb, Let resolved aselolog for Ido vs*, though M tree Awed i bribe by Ifloorrpisy, os the °dm MIL Yr. Z. A. Lastbant. 11. f., Wes mallet Bo rid that hi Ina &wan hams A. election that briber, was big co sorted to tgra rd liberels. From the hints which were so melomally Xr. (filbert and Mr. Wakonight he could not ss be aware of it. At dm same time,bs - had no kaowledge of say individual mew. Be remsnatorad maids( a iis&b remark to Besjamin Chap* during the abeden. Chapplstold him he was going to vote to. Cheer v and be toil him hat if he did on be would mate a terrible blunder. The court might coastree the expiration into s threat, hat Its had cot taken his imam away from Chapple I. comegosace of his vote. After several other aitsease, had been 01111911104 the moo mission was adjuarawl to Monday seat, whoa ft will be re opmad Loaidoo. The chairman stated that be thought ft would not to marry to roan to Weald& Ellte•DOT•llllL—During Thursday sight sad Fri day meats. tbrao bodies were cared Wove between Kusgsg••• sad Broadebdru, orappoomd to be trout ems d the als Ake wen wrecked at Klappi• • lion thao bast far of tbo Wks wen fosad by sous WA. Nadir the etlf mew Stew; ea the body a grdd watch sad sent Ova a Med. *seeker w picked up by two ma of dr Dal emigarrd ten ets•io• sad tie Wed woo bead sem " T. BM" 1. merited ea the shirt et am, owl as • leper la We pocket the lollowlag emu..:—" W. ankh sad Ow. sioo.l, bilkers sad saasataurs, New-alreig, Terde." The bodies ware Enka matilawd. Carew, PALM!. 0112 SHILLING Day — . IMOMDLT, Nov. 14.—.Mateetheri asiteynset, 649; Mb by men Weft,lN; lehel CAdverdaeotestl—WHAT WILL 111 DO WITS TO Ms Mum mod the aiehlwew.—te the 'CMOs Wilirk . ping H. MIR. sr. irmr. 1.501 Wk IP. JOH* ssolnr. Mr. Price MOred for. role to show mime why a eertain cedar of bastardy, Riede by the Arden of the village of ZI , the North Baal( of Yoeitshire, and braved Ml:a midin eoert by certiorari, should sot be quashed for the gelesky. The geodes maid wee wafer the 7 aid 8 of Viet. c.lOl. The IfilW upon the face of It wee so doubt perfectly merely dw ths 1111171 MOSS WY mewed at the house of his Whet awl estorker, the Met piece of Ueda of the perms *Urged. But there wen affidavits, showing that at the time the Autumns wee owed, serwely, the 9th of July, Mr. Brown was lemma thealles tour In the Northers counties, and that ht count gamma his continually changing his residence his address wee mot known. All this wee stated to the inegletratee by his mother, who sated the rusgierret.ts to ;moves' the hearing nen der her goo'. return, which would be in about a fort night er is. The magistrates, however, relaxed so do so. Os the Mot July they rued, the order la question on the or parte etelossat of the another. Mr. Jorge* 11111—The certiorari must proceed upon a de feat lathe order. Here there ism diet. Could ths magie imam have beim *wired of their Priedietka The Chief Justice—The Gem may be. very bard one, but the court has no power to qui& the order. Bale refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 14. Ming§ in Banoo.—(Bolore Lad Chief Jostles Brie, sad linden Crowder and Byles.) APPLICATION NON • IANZA9 man n. Yrs. Cobbett, a isw days ago 'applied for • writ of habeas cargos to befog op the body of her burbead,William Cobbett, to order to hie biig discharged hoot custody is the Qoaa'a Prises. Time eons took time to coneider the matter. 11aa LararafJ;i7tioNthir 2.7ining , ;id tisy ;ay so roams fo Appli =reethig Ow applitatica. titased. OZZINI O. PIZ LONDON OINZMAL OMMINUS COMPANY. This declaration in this ams alleged that the delhodants' =wants bad Interfered with the plaintiff In his burins,' by " amine his omnibuses, and doing other ants of an annoy ing character. To this declaration there wee a demurrer, the gelation raleed for the court being whether the deka dant*, who ere a ocaporation, were liable for these acts of their ..manta. ceme armat to.4., :ria portly bawl on Friday lost, rad was TM court took tbao to coualdar tie matter. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 14. &Wisp ba BAIL00.—(Belore lb, lard Chief Bona, sad Bums Wass sad Channel) Tito east was tageged threagbout the day la basks orgasmic fa taw as tba Rola paw, which inn totally devoid at public letarea. (Bittiags at xlr Prim—Won Kr. Hasa Mortis sad Common Junta) .•LYONS •ND ANOINSI V. TWONe—RAIMANTY CT • MORAL This was ma salon ow a warranty al a mars, to which the dehadaat pleaded he did sot women her. Mr. sad Mr. Tap as; wire counsel for the plea -116; Mr. Macaulay sad Mr. Beasley were for the de . _ All the parties to this eme ats borstodadme, the = residing is Csmbridgeakire, and the defendant at Oa the 15th of April the plaintiffs bought a bay mars ai Union Fair from the defindeat for 124 tbs. The plaintiffs' case was that the dittundaat hied werneanal her amend, end if she did not turn oat so, he would fetal her beck. no broke down at Spalding, 64 miles from the fair, end ft was then discovered that she bad • large bony tumour ce her pastern bona, which was, as described by the vstisinary sorgenn, "as visible as Bt. Pant's from Latishrhill ce a fins day." The planar( than sue notice to the defendant that the animal would be sold by auction, and she was sold to a parson for 61. 10•, end was than bought by the defendant. Per the deism the defendant and hit 11011, who were present et the ea* swore no warranty had been given. Mr. O'Malley, in his aroas-mamination of the defendant, asked hhn If he had ever been in trouble shout bones. Wham—Yea ; I bought a mareonee which was warranted net to kick, and she was always kicking. (Laughter.) I had witnesses to prom that she kicked a hmdred times, but I was dose oat of my mosey. Mr. O')felley—l mesa, have you ever beset in prison ? Whom—Lord bkies you, my dear sir, I ham never bean fit prises, thank Clod. Mr. O'Malley—Have you not bee. tried at the Lincoln shire relies far Moillag? Witmee—Me tried at Lincoln I Ho, sir; I am an honest men. It's all bother, that's what It la. Ton do aeon me now. Lord bless you, my dear fellow, no such thing. (Laughter.) Mr. Usosaley—Have you ever been tried foe steeling at ••=r_phise efr ; I swear. Osatlectes, continued the wham, addreetiag *injury, I am no soholarl, bat I tell yes what gemlamen, I have • hundred pounds in my pocket, mod if dist parson (Kr. O'Malley) will put kis fil. against it, I wan pat it into that gratlemaa's (Baron Mullis) heads =tit it Is proved one way er the ether. Mr. Baron Martin (laughlag)—You may stand down. Mr. Macaulay then summed up the defendant's widow" end Mt. O'Malley replied on the whole ease, oteerving, with =t hie crose•examiestkin of the defeedant, whether he to been tried for felony, they were queetioes which no predict counsel would put unless he wee so instructed. Mr. Berea Martin—l cannot snow you to say ao. There be no trepanation on you. lb. O'Malley said he desired to do the delendeat junks. Aber the mew in which tte defendant bd rose his so ma he wee bound to believe that the meow oho had ia. Waded Idin were mictken. The ramieenOf Theliiry—We all think that if the charge 1 1 amid not h• proved the questions should not have he,. put. Mr. Bane Martin, in summing up, said there was an sat ' el pediment whleh expressly provided that where • wham was Moil if he had been tried for felony sad dialed It. Minot amid have ban Wind to contradiction. The qua. ties Amid net here been asked unless the plaintiffe were premed to peeve the charge. The (imam was simply, had there hem • warranty or not ? The Jery at me found for the defendant. Mr. Baron Martin—TM is an exceedingly improper adios to bring here—ouch • pelt:7 sum I. dispute, sad tried at seek expanse. Mr. Tapping—l am Instructed to say in exoneration of the genthease who instructed me. that it was the wish of their dimes that it should be tried Me. Mr. Baran Martin—lt was a wish that should not have beta geatilled. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.—Nov. 14. (Haim Ur Jag* Ortllrsary, Mr. Jaatke Williams, sad Mr. Hama Bramwall) COOK V. COOL AND OVALLY. The oar** yam =anted at at. Sepaleltreo, Lambs, is Wawa 's, 1863. Tim patttiater yr the Nista al a Maas s, Pyle, between Liverpool and Belfast. The respondent had bus • perms of profligate life, but the petiticeer had never theless married ber in the hope of reclaiming bar from evil ways. lie was, of course, frequently absent, sad while he was sway she used to resort to houses of ill tame, sad otherwise mu' ossiduct herself, but when he canoe hones she used to behave in • respectable meaner. There had been several enistuidermaadings between them, but the husband did not suspect her of a relspee until he received at ' filltraltar a letter dated the 29th of August, 1867. On hie return to Liverpool he found another letter dated on the following day, and in both there ware ample con fessions of her guilt. These documents (which were put in) admitted that elle had not preserved her conjugal fidelity for more than three months ; end she stated that she thought it less sinful to leave him altogether than continue curb s life of dwelt. With these sentiments she sold up her husband's furniture, and west with Qoayle, the toaster of another steamer, to Amperage. _ . Mr. Muggy, Q.C., and Dr. Beabey appeared for the pe titioner. Mr. Russell appeared for the 00-respondent, who pleaded ignorance of the fact that the respondent was a married woman. flt7oourt diMolved the marriage, but Weald to condemn Quayle In the oasts, it not being clear that it wee he who had seduced the respondent from her duty. CLILNDLIV. V. CHANDLIk. The parties, who moved in a very respectable circle, were married at Toubrtdge Chapel, Easton-road, in No. Timber, 1849, and had bed two daughters as the fruit of their onion. Mr. Chandler was a solicitor at Cheltenham. In 1853 he unfortunately became ac quainted with a person named Taylor, whom tt wee proved that he bad visited several times in London. On the 27th of January, 1866, he deserted his wile and had never dace returned to her. Fr7Fbilirroora, Q.C., and Mr. Macqwen were counael for the _petitioner ; but the respondent did not appear. The court &wired the marriage with costa. The court also awarded the custody of the children to the petitioner. The parties were married in 1845, and they afterwards kept the Royal Oak, at Barnet; from which they removed to the Coopers Arms, Union-street, Sontheratk. Ths wile alleged that her husband's conduct to her was so harsh end violent, that after two years' cohabitation, she was obliged to go home to her father. Since then the respondent had lived with a woman named Bury, ►y wham he bed had a family. The petitioner bend( had bad one child by him. Dr. P►iWmors, Q.C., sad Yr. F. Brandt appeared for the wits. The wart dissolved the marriage. Rua. (r.u.sur °ALUM OA ine:tax) v. caen.mistr. This was a emit of nullity, the alleged marriage having tikes place in 1884, and the parties ha ring Brat together for four years. Dr. Deane, Q.C., with Dr. Spliaka, appeared for the pod thimble. The respondent did not appear. An am:dud/on wee made to the court to hear the ore in private. The Judge Ordinary repeated the opinion he bad already given In a previous osee, that the mart had no power to amide to the application. Theme*r members of the court concurred, but the rase was ordered to stand over in order to see whether aWs amain mode of proof might not be resorted to than that which need to be Maimed on. CNZWOOD O. CIIIWOOD AND CA' The parties wens married in Cheltenham in 1838. The petitioner was then in service, and the respondent kept a lodging house. The respondent's bunnies, however, did Dot answer, and It was abandoned. Her acquaintance with Cetterniols kid to disputes with her husband, and to their ultimate segratko. Evidence was given that she had winos lived with the co-respondent as his wife. When the citation was served on Cat:amok he immediately let it fell, sad, bunting into tears, &dared that he was a rained man. Xr. Robinson appeased for the husband. The Court danoliad the marriage, with costs. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 14. (Beim tin Ma Commissioner.) IN TIM MATT= OF =WARD DAVINN.-11ITING IN This fasolesat, dowsibsd as oocaskonsily " betting in the tart," who was is prism, was opposed by Mr. Be►good in Moo pet of a pews named Thomas Newoome, who was shied to be a " lisiSsr !lathe nut" Mr, 15otie• supportedlto laid for In May h the at insolvent • bet of 7 1. ITU. with Newsome at his "place of boohoos," es it was termed, in Bride.laae, on Defender, for the Chester Cap. The bet was made on the day the horse was to ran. Dahader woe " scratched" on the day of the race, and oa the nest day the insolvent applied to Newsome to return hie mossy, which he refused, and on a second refuel on the mate day aat sessalt took place by the heaving, for which Newoome 6ewght ea mace in the Court of Exchequer, laying the damages at 2001. The jury awarded SOL as damages, and the wets had boss tared at 601.4., 6d., and for both same the Insolvent had been taken in mouton at the salt of Nemome,whonow op him application for discharge. ro se4 question now raised in order to brim the caw within the act of parliament (1 and 2 Viet., cap. 110) was that the assault was of ••• malicious" chewier. It appeared from the evidence of Newnan that the insolvent asked him M the money, as the horse was ° scratched '• at the time be made the bat. Ho told hint he weld mot ahead to !dm then • and M went away. Is Mont an hour be re , urned, when New earns told him that he did not oSolelly know when the bores wee scratched, sad he was tam tolled to the gronad by the Insolvent, as men by several persons. when he ease to his sweet he was in the Panda Tavern, and the leadlady, Mrs. Bowie, wee washing the blood from hie hos. He stated that the bet wee made with him about 12 dohs*, and the woe was about half-pest 3 o'clock. Ho received the " times" of the scratching when be wee at the Peach Tavern Whim his dinner. Awardim to enema a bet made on • hone scratched on the same day as the rem took pleas was not to to returned, and when he made the bet with the insolvent he did not know the horse had been " scratched." He was very mach iajored, ad obliged to have medical advice. Oa cromematteation • good deal was salted about Bride. lane. Newtons said there mod to be • good may persons meeting there, bat rely • ben now. They had all gone to Hyde-wk. Mr. Dowse said tbe polies had made It very uncomfortable for the sporting genthessa, who were obliged to " move at." Dr. Owen Here doseribed the injuries Nawoome had re. Whorl. Ho we. very unwell, end he had to attend him shoat three weeks. TM Marge was 16 or 16 'ohm. From the 12001•111 tell examination it appeared that in 1868 the tosolveat came from India, where ha had sold same horns, having been to Australia. He received about 6001., sad bad about 4031. when ha come to England, in August, 1858. He bad very little left In May last. He asked the insolvent for the 71. back, se the hone was scratched two hours before he made the bet. It was meal to return money under inch circumstances, sad he had seen money returned. Ho said Newsome load " aggravated him by putting up his meghas when he salted foe the money, and by lifting up hh head to push him away. He also mated that he arrived at the trial too late and the ma was nearly over when ha got into court. Mr. Bsrgood submitted that the evidence proved the assault to have hem malicious," and therefore prayed foe • judg ment. Mr. Dowse coateaded that the ineolvest wee entitled to the matey, as he believed, sad the refusal had irritated him, which be struck the blow. The Chief Commissioner said no wittier had been called except the parties themselves to show who was entitled to the society. There had hem an outrageous assault, and it way ridiculous to suppose that a nun, bemuse be refused to re turn a sum of money, was to be kneeled about in the menace described. The insolvent mom either pay in purse or person, and be would allow an sellournsmot to compromise. Tin insolvent and be had no messy. Newsome had bad about 20W. or 30W. of him slaw be came to England. The learned Coonnieeloaer told the insolvent he raw! take the coneequeoce of he aim violence. He ordered the .it case to be owned. . . Tee Insolvent wassn brequently sworn to the schedule. The ootirt gave • judgment of seven calendar month' from the vesting order on the 13th of October for the dam►ges awarded in the adios. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Henry Leach, 22;;cOMMitTai for trial on a charge of emberalutg the sum of 301. which had been entrusted to him to pay in at the Bank of England, on behalf of his smpioyer, Mr. Wolter Logan, of Lime-street-aquaro, merchant. WANDSWORTH. Mr. Ingham was occunted for neerty three hours in the investigation or • eery serious charge against the Rev. Ms Hairy Retch, the Chaplin of the Wandawoith House of Correction, for unlawittily sassulting two httle girls named nary Eugenie Placentae sad BteAina Auguste Plummer, sheen. 11r,Inghera said—After lumen the evidence, • mate of WY importance ought to be Investigated before another tribasal, and I shall therefore forbear making any remarks. I shall commit hint for trial at the next swiona of the Central Criminal Court, and I will take bail, Iguneelf is 6001. amid two earwigs be 250 J. each. _ . _ . _ TieYekaerer, ;;Iroens placed In the dock, wee brought up is custody of Pelicer.constable T.ylor, one of the war. tact COW! , of the aoark. w h o bed held the warrant for Ids 4preliemellia ghee Saturday fortnight, the day upon which the Mends of the little girls first made their application. Prom the well known pmulerity of the rev. gentleman, aumbere at the inhabitants of Wandsworth docked to the I coast at an early hour, for the purpose of procuring • place to hear the proceedings, but a great many were disappointed. la ociasequence of the smallness of the mart only a law 'mid be admitted, sad conseqneatly the yard and the hoot of the court were thronged with perm= during the whole of the investigation. Mr. Cooper, terrorist' by Mr. Walters P. Pratt, solicitor, of Wootton-Barrett, Wilt*, appeared ter the prosecution ; sad the prisoner was defended by Mr. Lewis, eta., of Ely- Plea. Mr. Taylor, the chief cleft, havtai vend the warrants, Mr. Level pleaded not guilty, end asked tot all the whores, to Wee the curt. ThM baring been complied with, Mr. Lewis objected te the tether of the little Orli routo. fag is court. Mr. Ingham said he could not order Wan to withdraw, as be could not be WWI so a witness. Thr. Lewis mid he bad beta writing to the Bishop of Lon don et oat the rem,end he was only maims that th e little girls might not be nguenced in any way by the presence of the father. Mr. Ingham said if he law that the father interrupted the preceedlngs he would than request him to withdraw. The evidence wee than take., aft?! which Mr. logbani ewe oft its importance ought to to luveatigatri base eacitber tribunal, and I shall there fore forbear melds' asy remarks. I shad commit him for trial at the wit 111111Nielle of the Central Criminal Corot; and I will take boil, himself in 11001., and two sureties in 2504 each. Tie prime" was locked up In def utt bell. cing the MARNBLI lIINDON WEEKLY DOOR 327111111...N0v. I 1 ilmpersid iDdlysnil Pt. der& UN 17 - a UN 1 i 72 750= 1.114 MANI MTN Iva ansel . =xi II 1103 114 4.940 11.9.7 1411 41.1711 .1.11140 NT crt 7,303 40 404 SAST SO 1 1,11 KAU L. I lisaAr—Wee b .. Lw htsorMem. gas Mama ma MMus ? 410 Pas., • Oa TX° win floats 135 1.93) Oo bap 34 ?oral's bm 43 gor—ll.L 481) TALLOW.—After a week of great flamer in the tallow market, with prices daily looking downwards, we have to is. port a reaction from the lowed point reached. The trade demand has been vary moderate for the ..assn of the yew, and has been chiefly supplied from onbracked Y.C. and other sorts," of which y, the stocks are now consider ably reduced. Oar el prices to-day re a:—Spot new Y.C., 68s. 9d. • untouched, 68s. Bd. to 68e. 6d. ; all ems year, 68s. 9d.; December only, 695.; January and March, 68s. • Odessa sheep, 68a. 9d. ; beef, 67.. 9d.; South Amman, lit Pilww ; 675. 6d. inferior; Yellow Blaine, 665. 66. ,• Town tallow, 60.., net; cocoa nutoti, Cochin, 42a. 6d. to 435. 6d.; Ceylon, 40s. 106. to 41e. ;d, 38e. to 41s. he. 2l par cent. Rough fat, 3e. 344. —(From the of Mum. Scalthrind Charlie, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—lariaroor., Nor. 14.—The salsa of cotton to-day ars satimatad at 8,000 bales. A 'lady market at last Friday's prices. CATTLl.—Livxmooor., Nov. 14.—The supply of cattle was about the rater last Monday; of mutton much less. A fair demand for the good qualities of each, at full prim. St** 'middling, and inferior cattle and alteep are selling low. COALB.-Lownow, Nov. 14.-Bowen Wert Hartley, 16e.; Hymn's &bide West Hartley, 165.; Darleon's West Hartley, 16e.; Gray's West Hartley, 14s. dd. ; Mu tinybare Hartle W y, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley, 165.; Lasas est Hartley, 16a.; Tandeld Moor, Tsnaald Moor Butes, 13e. 9d.; Walker Primrose, las. dd.; Wylaat, les. ; Walls End Acorn Claps, 19s. 3d. ; was lad Eden, 19a. ad.; Was End Marton, 18a. ; Walls End Northumberland, 16a. ed.; Was End &scroll, 16s. 3d.; Was End Hatton, 20a.; WallsEsd EaptmGrange, 19a. lid.; Walk End Rtmeel's Haters, 19a. ,• Walls End H a p oo l, 19a. 9d. ; Was Ea Hawk Hall, 19s. Bd .; WalL Bid Bhlncliffe, 18a. 9d.; Wails End Whitworth, 16s. Id.; Walls End Gordon, 17s. ; Brown Moor High Main. 16s. ; Camay end D Malting, 22a. Od.; Emon's Diddryn, 47; 225. ea. ; P 40 aws Du rya Steam, 22e. 6d .- Ship at market, sold. TRAFFIC RETURNS. =WAYS. inn Pro Mir- Total. Tot .1. 1411 M. 1111414 dancll.4. 1939. 1361. Wog rain 0414644 at. A li A Donato' 1111•selme t 111 1.461 LW 1.147 ma 441.1 , 46 091464.14. Aldo 42.1 Wm limo 1611.111 MO grim Wain et Oran - - 146 6,73.7 4.019 1.603 9.411 Nat main MN. 111. am& fir: 11l ... - 419.163 17.1110 Yr.& 114161*/•..601 Mr One -..-..-- 1111 11= L 11,904 KM SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAIIIIALTIIS. liaraty.—TM fellawlng telegrams bee Jun arrived boa Peraene =1.712 dated Oet. 7 Tim Harvey (trig), Milk% at North hunker Ms, trees Quebec Reese, treat ea misread biers, I*• agar Col Rey. Mayen man and bau4 rely two urn& Wend and largo totally haat. Rid Outran" Se. sgielt et the £N, Billing. Troia Llveryealto Sayaae, wan* satiate Basra an :W. lead annul Way, bee ban Kedsamed Um% and soid.—Aatererp. Nev. lb. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Omar da Laos Olds), from UMW for Point do Gallo. Nista 19011 11.1os 24 W. Award (batisto). Oros Moslstals. Peps 14 tat 2 3 2 1 .109 2 0 1. Gail= Caws (41markaa obis). tram Liverpool for Now OrStasa. SS days Otialtar SS, tit 21.20 it, los SS W. lloptur (Nap). Bartlett, tram New Orlossa tot Llowpool.Oetaber 111. Oapo Flarkla. Beau (Sup).. on Clyde tor Sowsbays, Ostobar 9, os the Usa. los 21 N. THE STRUM NOVA SCOTIAN.—The following resolutions were passed on board the Nova Sootiest on the conclusion of a voyage from Liverpool on the 19th : " We, the undersigned, having been appointed a earnadttee by the parsegen of the ,leas-ship Nova Scotian, desire to espresoka tthe part, their feelings In nemeses to the now mealy oxopleted. Ws beg lean to present the lag resolutions. 1. Resolved—That we mogul= the over. Ming hand of a kind persiditeres in bringing as thus Sr safely towards our dished lumen. 2. Resolved—That we tender to Captain Borland end the ewers wider hie corn. mead our sincere thanks for the able meaner in which they have discharged their duties. sad for their entitle, efimis for oar oomSst and safety, 3. Reeelved—That we comm. Dilate the Montreal Ocean Stem Ship Company os the MCCAW of their enterprise, ad having made the from lend to land in six das. sad experienced es= oonefort hem the good order of ; their ahlps, we would 11011.1• mend this floe of Semen to the trevelling public at Rerope lead AMerba.—Steses-ship Nova Scotian ; off Father Point, River St. Learresse, 28th Oct., 1859.—Signed by the Cola. mates= behalf of the postgame." ADULTERATION OF Toasoco.—On Friday the following cm was disposed of before Lord Ardmillea and • jury. at Edinburgh :—Mr. William Black, dealer in tobsom, snuff, sad other articles, Clydsetreet, Glasgow, was at the instance of the Island Revenue Deppasrtrtmmeenst,t r ig d i breach of the Excise regulations. The informatlos naiad him contained twelve conote, and the trial occupied the exert the entire day. About half-peg six o'clock the pay Messed a unanimous verdict for the Crown on the fourth and eighth count., and for the defender on the others, the two mats found proven being to the e ff ect that the defender hod to his possession about 701 be. of rhubarb and sycamore and other leaver, to be added to or mixed with tobacco, and that he had delivered the mute to • Mr. John MOM.., Greenock. The penalties are 2001. for each count. Tag BIRMINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL:so dal collection fn behalf of the Suede of this, the aohisst charitable institution in the Midland Counties, was made in every chart% and chapel in Birmingham, at each of the me. vitae on Sunday. The amount realised exceeded the most sanguine expectations. lip to yesterday afternoon the amount received was so large that it is most likely 3,6004 will be raised by this mans. [Advertisssivat.]-110mowaY's OINTELIUM AND Eltm—serimba. saassr. Won. sera paw Isho. sed i h .n....a. ma ore wig with uavarstal la m mablyst par met eammestina af nmedlst la ladlossil the Nan &A i med of the& emallmea Ina them Mary of aas inratil ant malt ilemad . Rl3 abeam deprodeades red II dem hag apt hem frond or solving), bemild. V.. Warr& err s dema Morn as noels Mot Whom* ; whiles the Otatmeat emikumitheneradnmallm may've amp/Wets. the prlltibe ethlt limthommifte Wel, hapeorbe Is& ewe., and stlendeethe Ma Nun , sy.tero than mew exceptions welch Men lOW er;sl oet Fra n an Me d Its aroodslat. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BA WZIL—Now 11. at Ileasehlillea. DIM* the We of S . halter, Mos. of • me. FitAN SLlff.—Soy. 10, at Ziens&ovreadreas, the wife of Yr. J Yesekba. of • mo. JAN 11A—Nov. If, al nook!. Maas, /Usher Broughton, Lmmehlfe, wife of Mr. T. Jamey of • ma. LIM 18.--Rev. 10„ at Wthapoia streak the wife of 8. R. Leeds. EN.. • LO el W 1t 2 fr..10 M Bahasa. mar Sdleburgh, the wife of W. IL Lowe , Wt. of • deaghtm. ri sTur.—se.. al /laid:Mena. ' , utak. the wife of J. 11. BIN% 44.. of a ma. ?II ei MON.—So, IL at New Park-reed, Stockwell, the wife of J. Thorne... Soh, of aeon WW•hTON.—Nos. 14, at Shakes Or We. Tockshirc, the wife of J °Ow Thomas Wbsrlea. hat. , of • sae aid heir. - stAttaLtoze ORIPPB—PAIIIIII.—Now. 10, MIL law trill ne.P., tbe Rev. J. M. edgy*, Molar of Grant Toldbamt. Ism to Mu! Ana, d" 6 " 11 Bit o. Fortilk ILIIOI, DODD—ElOWN.—Elow.lo.l,lßbbormarapatb Pots4wlasol. by Ws INT. J. P. Um. K.L.. K. Dodd. boy , of Wombat,. to KM Loasa,danibtoy of Z. Brows. En., of Boadayload. TOWLltft—AloBl%—Nov. 10. at A. lasoyab Torteiblork. I.lour- Pool. by Or I. J. 10aityy. Mc J. Yowls,. of 'llarywoud. Yottobl.. V. _toy uswot_Jopo._do_otb s ter et P. I. aMby. of Cl.l . lftee. n 3. tioal• tuabb=.l,:r=roLjataMorylet.o tas Into nnt WSOMMe. DOM& 'MUTES, 0001 L—Now 10. A. B. Cat. la. Isee of Oxford equerw. sal M. Clurr.—Nov. l 4 M Renat-gteett, Lieut.-Colonel J. T. Croft. ata of the Dead Ana, wed% GRAVISS —Ma.ll. at Oa Wart Ilford. Oat, ale of Mr. Graft swift ElarTOS.—Nen. Mat Amadei Villa. Pt Joilevrmd. Bruton. UM• kae. elk a J. O. Baton. tog LiteMlllo.—Xer. It at Southport. lananeire, Mr. T. IL Leona& (.4. POWSI.—Now 10, Oilrerareet Pertained. P. Power. ago ape IPiDIXT.—wI Ilow Water. we of W. 1.1681.0 f Olearerowde OeslW .erei 1061NdON.—Nov.10.15 Llawlend lime, Liverpool. J. laterea and a atesely. ails ea e via to Me as. let In* Mai renanjaamale. Plreasseart Jamb Wrote. ewe, d FOP irww•veire. ?Iwamoto.. Leas% aged V. Petaled sad Pstadkid lia im usag= Hum. 0_11164 Lembo la elresi, is Ur Olor el . tie OM% la lambent Iless.la PIANO et moecelan.—TvisaAT. Ilovaansl4l6o.