The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-03 00:00:00

eIPORTIA G. -9,- THE TWO-TEAR-OLD CELEBRITIES OF 1&58. TO TVS SOROS 07 TES ZMIPSVV. ruinß ewes that easimenced ea the llth et roknagg, sad clamed on the Nth of November. Rue actendlog wen MI et the IN* dam el the yen, meet ands ham prollseed sash • Twat* of *port that Mae am he am kelt al Want to give empleyvmat tei the pm el the reviewer. It is set that I should replete moor ibd, dew WAR M& to w heetiree wee dame at the tine their oommace ; sad ny latesties le hen to ~she onrsisame oaly of thole which la say trey ant the Mum. The two yemold tannin is all that oes possibly de ibr sad it bee tom productive of ao am* neemelles that • brief maple may be hod man essfal than as sanded review or the whoh isms, he what more eon said of It that that Ito semen has hem a/ • chamber IMAM leans so room he a doubt se to the sport's eoatiesed papiedergy f To judge by the attn. °Misery mean of The have bees oat, Mere and be as hen Rid kg Ilia the ant two moose. and, cooping the ram them rasp peaty displayed by than aria oh. hareesel ambers atgaged ta sea year's pria algal mean, Re mess lelh ahead be kbe mast hay on. that ever wee knew& The Tr The ma Darer, the Or The and Gams, the Derby, :the Oa., tad the It. Lew ram her male wash pally wad poweity these of my proogagg par ; aal, - trapeal with ia this yam the road mai nom ea bereme .1 amide of 100 sab le the Ire mar ilea en hapronnear, masher. lag ast thb veer'. main were tally up to the avemp, wee Nova base amines& mad the work cat oat tor rase who me pod erode is we le mei* bat chiles play, If I arras ear he the platy arthis yore two-you-016. The early Mae sem ea It show number a the Farr, meedepr Lank Dadaghata. and poky ; hat then on reams umeemou a Y Qua quality, dwells*, alelmingh ant err • whar f , Yeah( as mesh Ire re nd r eay them. Mir Flea, the whim se Liverpool, had a baler hem that etesper, gad It was maws • alehrtra io bet prey hat ebe wee her het imppmee, r she ociet diem • " stake oar or tale aler weeds. At Deserter the esataing the Hoperl Stehle on ast • very baplal la. the "roam," Faro, bag henna* he war swayed ao rosy his egad web, hr he is ast wadi • ens-issith el the sea am Of are behind Woe the Tel hopes illy, lagpltorry, Awaits, Hereales„ , ead Ikea ham 'sly bre arm ay he. se yes, sad that of a Ira aka ahreage ; hat I doubt if we have yet ea the bat of Re two heel meatiesed. him raelt, net areasrag • very bed been far Hama!, the llar at Lou, Chimes, the and balm ha at ihe ee =ere wWid her ma her • alba tea. be se hir at hie wail be bed am la make these sa as may, sad be may pay hie way yeL At the sheep h of W. Day's stale wee espied by Neetbasemea analog the Willetiebow fierhitier. bream sea haver se Irayese, Armin, . lad Card. vat their rah; he hest ire el his peleaskaa, as they seas yew • pad hews et wit Mira cabins the ring gar • Ma. Eh sakereat weer hie set beat • very .manful weel yet he wea am el the Neerambet Nemeries very mat ea ma • amp el pearl he all be llama very seed ant area la -_mo d •, la the Lampe Fah rale ham sera sera the Islam se Fare, and be. rake( the Whil herd ally • heed amp Ida • geed hew I he re al on sp to the mos okes. LierMAnee on she laid Wm, end, .ow thin Marys'. and Osepeed hew pas, it to a psalm l he he ase the lint T. Peer hea. sod I aell cie l • eye ea him seat velar, At Trak the Flyieg Mae brrooraw:diff Illee W beadag , emeng awes, sad Ilmeasim—esmedaw geed he • plass They heft lona the abbe ahem weraily, aid ate dr& her • " dipper"—thete burg =et ray of hiet epleise.japag hen the maw is she hes arm bra heard Nay fled thew awe tab== whoa pee taw use/ sea mama. The Oars Mafia. a Newmarket, bet a M. pima earyme-elle, gad hie wee ase arsidered, I segger, geed taws. fee the lleevymee Zleas en day was bat barn sadly hy Flees, wits Irst tare mesa ea hie by Ulla a Aug—skia Wag Wog sent Ike his tree bra. Nam leen were prerendeed by ens or ore pehleatilag air ahem k the Deasimases Daserr lima tic events them • Dittairrees err Serra" were ad be reglad on arena of the = are, me be was rata powered ner yenta see es peals of ter-yew-ads se asael; hat it te • reed hatred 111. by Verge= Nag* who pared Itagall werdp the rtik in • Er erased a cantree* Niue Ptak, Wm hdimme Merril*. was mar the dirwrite he the Zara at York, sad the hue kat reepoitable held very ideorty, Namable. mar/ up se ray het she was warted la • wear rase—talenit to I. add kg NM. ail My —which, fonsasetly kr her tba rtk ale amid Ws have 100 her *rash 01.h.wee add. to wts. Parity, who had on literelbr to • rek Ia the Leased at level weights, beat bee a rah, nualvag Sib. h the Bard rat day, ad it as has am Mee ale he win alma Iha performaace mem ma hrgetwa, ee Nag Maralies two days aterande greed la • hip idd b Zits& for the Two-Tor-Old Mere at speed. wham hold, C.astine, sad dreklon weft baled. The Wag, hearer, ird last the form he ateeireead the mar with ; la het, be bad boa birdied et haat, sad tweed berg red= bah Woes the Italy Mass, he has ass been asked le de tee mak rem The First epee( Mae* at Newarbst mat afford • 2005. plate sad it serseed • goad lbeld he bat of whka was rompoed et North Ilsoala, Lea, Ortaseas, Meg Mari lies, sod Rare Ans, North Leah wen, of erre, may enough, We bar the .anal Imp Ml poker, good se it wee be met all through the lama. LAM sheaved himself • array hone by getting so don se tint; Gawk an Um contrary, dipadeg his ahem, mosi.terlas eb h•zh °Mara het W bees hard of Itha. IMMO ory, with MI wry lop stain handy, as steam dewed ; hat tree wee as woe Ilya es the Haw Lied er hi she • Ida dare, Cen- Mar taw the Ih wali e sallorma whir Mee with • eM aisi t s e .-14111 the ho.'. Bralll": l l"herleperty Ude= they ha kr • hearten la al bur lbw ea t • bee. with hat deem sa = "l6. llemad IS to I top ragas tag two- ea we may earl esereqejl a y 4 % always wise., pwil• WI dig be use ma in pads as at hose ; and wag that hyena like Ihrades. only he. mind her owner is her early as. stns, parties who will make yew oar bapla is March and February meet wren a doll of Wixom or they might In mooted slat es give away a good hone, as T. Parr, before ha victory. rad apt J o, our dews ee • sad bargain at the 110 mimes E• Used hr her .her • yearing. fitn ma of no ma te ph s limo.. Is the homy' Stator et Chime, Mss also orbs the cora eat a he stroppier °tanbark, who wee good ktoklag anew* to be mole the favourite; bat he is ms ihdy to Were onion tally in • Meeemmold. Jerre turd the %ohne 0t ... n! Manillas rhos the meeting we gerlodea ; and, she might est Ira rare had lag out loot some word up her Brag pribraenow quite re. y eases It te ho lowa hitentag, whiereer eta has her eiwnafre Maw, he ammo aq.spsy At Bah, Merryman aimed an the hest it.. he hie or rLae ; hr. herr • bed ere. he very derety hese • geed MU hi the Barial hams the Idea hem aft ead Illesekbre air g the naintor. ad the ferwees sabernea nmelag at Noneerket sod Tork—fer et Renner pism he wee aleen up with Cavesdieb, fristrw, awl iboree-Arumi is he Chavidd Beta—makes the trkis lam. Tnaopigur was Imbed very heavily fgaberyand they wen dieoppelated * lie 'Wag an led • • seers se May= for set beteg la anything lb task gad eadria. be set aar u kis se well. He Ins nand et hens ever oisoe , bat rbessilibtae le II awe emir day te lep.y hie Mane ask hem, sad the Deashavy reap may r la kin la tae the equal ea aleythlag - la Me noble. They were surer the mark sea ilet_ Ida Armee, ear sereyhp ha feh, spat Palma, re We. Neelymen. / f ir the Warn Stakes. The that MN tile, lerremr, rend liga, hale soled warm liairmag, who mild not he howneed by Naas itehring him at the ; end Meg-a-Anse, with ha alp, Wag behead him nye • pat ea Ide lam. harm easel always be reeptoad On We _palomino% led he Dauber, pet, Adore, Mil W it rhea he get eat el her way he the Cre Thema Other or the Oshe at eires. oaks.* the was rhea era by bar highs It • match .he other day. Beam Ileathemplus. Chmeadr, Lady Klegroe, Hadar sad sem ethers the hirer( welt a Herrman am eery • *raw he Mr. sad yet a el hoe her mama wieners I. geed atongany hat Iseereepen, whose tam will be ear to are ame day. Noweeen w met to be denied at Krim, although ILlirgalkito Game oat St for the het thee, as he beet kir vsiz s ehi sa nty ear the Warier Star and Preyed himself the Or the epilog where, air bathe • law anhempien, - eadasamierveaatablaras, fa is the Ore fret trader" were the trot sad third fen Me Two-Tear-OW hale bees le Lyn, baton In shirk ewe gray a whistle arm at he wan. lirnyseall did am bug ehempienalp, borer, Noir lam* es as mem tram errylig • dab meaty sad fflaga.Arms es may as he (ldarryers) did arta lodger Ilaktkaa, who was he the met es the bat a Mr. Merry'. etyma es st twe-yearelde, aloe bade( is wart last hem him. Frees the ✓unit Nermaas would belt I swear Ws II le Rotakom ; bat ter be neat off er Ras brained ea efterregnist mash; places them sa an realty. At seareesbeeter aor illtdrebein were we mileaseel se es he mel preadoes of the rgree Noah sad he whst ibile re yo war, a red say he sus ad het Nast, who made his &M( hem ma Wien erg hem s la of wish te whom he coal alterweas glee a Nem bash speaking. Wm dam se te sewed "dear selerU., bat elm vev it opal as dam hat beaser, alisagh he dealta g Rabel sp ewed bribe ha the MI my eiewrly from • la. hie 111111 henghtef a reNab • dyer was New wad mewl elluetedle. berver, Lay Met deet nailer eadhat is es thee Ladd wee mead te Nod la she Neer liar as might te do some =6l: F ie Wang sea Ts seam North Llscon, the allih pad eel lee Dirby Nerisestee, egg he jamb _Lary pen es • der of blehill ; bal Ida ram us ma gas enenah ef the D s here e s iggar k ea he re "deo Naha te kit ths et he Iderei leek es end hew Sara sit hone. lineb • Mitt mal gem emelend by an Dap herettes se Nada sad 71basear tealarg sabea Om Nardi Lia=d It mar he has eff liewura, sad 2111614 lea 10.01. m lONE. Fat he tram esesdhe sea yid Shit le he Farah Smilist. he pee pad paha, as he NW hal ear. ha him • bled, ad Fled aid Cremere Wag laded ha ; bet Is ell pee Merryman, through hie Epsom defeat of Kitting, much the best of bins sad his running up to that time being nearly as good as that of Math Linook,, it is • wonder be was not even • better favourite for the Derby than be wen, for it Dryer looked 70 to 1 against him till later in the armon. ltceal*l was is Mildew form et Hasspoia, and she best Zitelki aid Artist is the MUMMA Siam by a neck, ZiW la'e exhibition supply* another "Ise" to make Marry maa nearer North Lamle than anyildag is bed ban ost, lee Merryman beat her seedy mow\ at Iwo. sad Rosabel, being but a wood or two the best of the pair, be bas iambi iamg home before Marionette and Margit `th e New Makes, she pima M before than Me. At Newton, a elver Nat• Idly ogled Adelaide wen most mammal...My ; bat elm went bask to ler old palette Is pablic estimates sat day, eat seamildag is mare Is be done with hes whim Ye party are ia a good humour far It, salese labs gnat ore of hsr. At Beverley, the Ram b4l=rivielles wire treed a W• 103030 trick by Nersollaist, who met as geed sempsny ea the had previously figured in, sad, with lOW 1 tamed egoist her, won the valuable Bishop Bunco Be h r sadly. Ardiduchms ran very moderately in this anoosnem We mines banes as eye, donbtises, to the Goodwood Nursery tar SO early as this date ; and Boleamoon, the balf-brother to Blink Bonny, did sot perform at all like a Derby hone—not is iamb like one es Ticket-of-Leave did on the second day kr although he bad nothing particular to beat in the Pettus Stabs, be exhibited • form that whited hie own party, and be is damning of • better place in the Derby mantes than be has templed for some time pest. The Bibury besting saw the pet \Ey at Utos, Anades defaand is her Out engagement, W. Day's so again making a mis take with Nimrod, who, las Northampton in the wrbg, startsd trioadlete, and won jest se cleverly, although 4b possible that hal Arita* be. kept from falling on to bar bases a waft kr don he wond only have tame eilf escoad bet. There is net malt el him ; bat what little then is is good, ea time me the Miter pen out. Whelan he km me enough fur a Denby trim" Is a guidon ; bat Hit should hems that he tbd the Manus of the stable In the Tire Thwart Gables beard of Ptemield Land, he would be sore to km my veto, it is aM at eh probable he is anywhere a awese ocapealon h form. The blettielent hakes at Sink bridge was holed finned to with some anxiety, as Maki) wee to mkt hie hest oggestanee, and d id my the s. stain el We Aeon oast, width le did I onset My neck far the pirdwarant, tmim llHrreeshee won • Yoe MIN, ties et wry Wow ten ef the .secs. So only beet lie Yin • ipth, and I Me*k is ontiosied he teems Irwin etthe there was atishisg to heat of i sip sit his oppenten, brae dieenee was almarter if • ails tee Ow ibr nines ; Herr-at-law had nee bra insiy, Beam wee net penned, aid the ahem awe hr. in any them Wen ar lam by Sir lieradie An made, INS Meth Nowntathet end the Una Ben oak, thro ruing him- e= ens, who bed the per.. at Beth so and et Wav elet Nei Mara. we tin 71b., sad hal as in aliewente, and tin beet lin lost mkt is Map did ; n that, hen the henna In whisk likentra served Rig Is the Kafka len wall net Wag Ids and Sir Haraebe sear when oar and yet the kiln at Meal weights I. within a lag* of Elentiee wki eir Harculas will set bear eamperine with kb victory, where barpv. Flitch Ibb. and beet bar as assay as literrymea did, Oft her bed 1 Winehener, he thk will sot hilly with Sur Hareable toetai at Werwkk, and it k easy to pre ho that either Mr Moeda was et • .ems bear at Ihsettnine then at Vrt Wi wi* at Ilsetric • stone woos them isat Brink& iehmennt maim made the later ids* nest probable, se Thee, nesineti oa/y from (Nosebag at Lawn, ma him se peed a neer the did Le h& Y Eslghlm at lilts, white wend mike Lotto 111 b. superior is Osasis , who was at Agtot about ovum with Zitella ; gad /Unpins, at Smoot, Mein Sires the letter 31b and an err bark hatifisg, them is the boa again, al owing him Mb. ht the victory, which makes him Sib. being Wet Zttalla ad ()mochas and con-' selotelly Sib. behind Ifisento—this moody saying with the riming Miss. of elte_yeir of the with Flitch. Shake was est In ren him at Newcastle, whore Bolualoff, Prelude, sod Getesetsr ma makette oem, end not very bril liantly, slitengb the Ilameles se win a ram. The Newmarket Jity lisetng Aims* the I ba Z somplea t lon of the ea Clarions st two of the Ikea, Lath len eat, peony onerly ,he the Judy Stoke., and the Kft-siteAssie wag sal sieved to Centime for the helT NSW C ►Metorlald, thus taking a little hem the perstige af Mamma ; bat he fevesged himself by books, Crane's to a wiser altiewards at Goodwood, awl the Ling-st-Anoe bawls Issisdeed amide, it was set to be mpecend be mold run op ee Ida yen form. The feyptill immesties at Limped wee Oa la the es teems eldisegh Mersa, sins at then; bin the plater, Had Isowbrige, swiss mond to hie, there was Intl* to be made at et ler Misery. At Nottingham we had a radidLid hr the Basses, Park Stakes, Gremlins, with a eliewanan baying t• meet &WON Lady Kingston, Rare Avis end seemal Ohms ; rod his winning We nice. coupled with Lady Mamma afterward. cambia if the Nursery, &tag the favourite. Solomon, 211 b, said • deal tor the bra of lleetric. Merryman had • took get Mot at Goodwood, for he was knows to r, quite • &bleats, a . 1 .01 for the half-mile Levant Stakes he we • Sib sad fad to host Minim and Lord of the Yaw. TMMattg• ran • rogue, and MenTsian mold am beat hie arbtary op • Arima• winning toga end te tad, * that the form N mind showed with the latter it Mom coupled with • severe iris/ at hens, node the Woodyeatee stable maddest that Nimrod's Prowled Lead, would bowl North Lincoln tow fn the Mahn Siam, mad they likewise heeled bin be al that mold be pet on—se e.ll ammuit at melte meiming—fer the Derby. Diorite tlide cougMnee, the raissat were vestry eseprised et the Mabry ef Premised Lad over Nardi Limb, as be win so vary arty, and the Maly news thin meld be mils was that North Leads pee him Sib., be try slab set wet is, he was amiss, weft that lisiabow (whe MI jot Inielowsly beano • respiablie bet amenmon esesesSi *m e ilam's dam Illy, and Plate, velem Ise behind him. 1 llMpemoll al the Ow emsomaing the Promised has net itmingsd Is the knot, tor, even IMugh North Llisadalos it hid hi. revenge, the fact of Roibbrir, W Hisss Jim tiny, and nib with reek ntheelone NIS, aim him in Seat of every Mbar two-year-o/d oul Yap sal.. had nothing to het in the Bea Stakes, and the bad Men for the Nursery prevent' any notice beteg takes of the remit, all that out be deduced from It belog that Archdashese, tie winger, ran her lint "race" b rabbis The piefiennesse at Electric with Flitch et Brighton I have previously allmfed to; aed ten of his half brothers helped him to maintain We Fellow Back blood, the Subterfuge ode especially showkw himself equal to the majority of good homes who had been out before him by wMateg the flieenial so easily. At Wol verhampton, Lady King/roe did something to maks her angoreue ler the grand tournament that was to take plat* at nab, beat Stookbace with the worst of the weights end *rem IMO the Bloot's dun sole se easily a the Inn day, ink, We Ilb. fir the Abbey Stakes le we. ad mitted Mb the inkteortHe society. The Reedier Stakes wend ban ;dad • magnificent trial had It been over a *qv come is hat • mile, fur the tutelar of Oreochus„ Lady ILlngeten, Ardour, Pandora. Rombel, and ZiteUa was SOS Si the mew interesting of the yes, the above half deem bobs or ens It quality that they would not be dear at • thee." each. The three lest mentioned earned peualtior, end Cirsoolisa was not quick 'sough at the commencement, which abet them out. Lady Kingston got slightly the beet of the start, and • Mere chess tor is abort • &memo was not palatable to Rambo! or Peadera ; but the distastee was edreirebly suited to Ardour, end be ran • close mos with Lady Kingston, Pandora, while, gtvisg 3 lbs, Saishimg an dove up that with We by off she might have won. Taking iato amount Atfmr'• bestow Zitella and Gracchus eo far, and proving Mem the peal of Pandora, his halt ioile fora was quite easel b that ef )Berryman, who wee beaus by Pandora, whit ally had din bia,liwit of the weights, by a length at Both; and than the heat doubt was thrown on the bat of the spring pergemme being worth consist entice br the , ins this din ye bed • different else of ilk --- teediei—eltheugh it is dieleult to dernelhe erhellw they Iron mermlw—is the above but they we met mu dome together or w auerror Ito Rieerle. 2 == Ardogr, Ilkaabri Mayorior, Niters d, Teumpeter, mod Erg it Vas. All oho web mearcely re empties ma taiird—the mai dirt dirmo, netiorlag ft Mesh to dogma Ihr, limy ow _le Moue with Wry Whirl Teembei LW oaf Werth lAN* mil rue behn war we node, Oreocinte. the asses der doe Serertore eelt, Shaw, Cyorirus, re B Bore etlß LAMA Me Merrill" Coatis% Carr arm, This, Beheld,sad mordether ; aid yet 1 deer It the let mirrored Weir in the ammmtm—le which emsrer Wier reef Is devoted—will rater halt • doer that ma Is rimer ea dr err Mal with them.— I era, dm, METEOR. TAITERBALLI9.-TEVISDAY. m stiobno moo present. 00thfalr mai 41::=1 is gosottlos. 25 to 1 weld bine Item taken about OntoNA tor dr Derby, but tar mom oar ogeotat Mot x. 1,000 to 46. Dwelt 07 • BPORTIKO CELLilllTT.—Basseders mamma the death d" i. Father d the Teti," Mr. Gimp Wade, whi t e met nocernel st his residate, looks, Bail, on tat Nth eh. Mr. With had blot bar lefty raft •elsbeeted witiokory swim ; he, as the partner d the kr. Palk billeared schatik sereriaary mom lfte Inked, eft unied them/rm loft the rho. of Ur lonic :tla= . pseirlisa it .0 w occupies, soy* dor by sif coated He was a mit •inicanstel brisdar, liavtuir Wbirefoot, and M Chit Chat, Chatterer. and Clefterbts oft last, tbotta set least, the Menft trims" it the Dosimeter et. Lem; nod ortlarwerde r s she brim risked to European osiebrity, wee Er*. the Immo la the yr. Her Msksty's Puss keen dery has t• Me lot than any other often the tort; bur trolorebl magartresu were lft haft, aid the latrt re ear the SNIP °Wu,' ha was to subscribe. Ti. COMisiox• L —The ...try of St. POMO@ bins dart voriresely, sad to • eery hr. asestlng it do vereeentathe body, posed a monolog to mils prits le tb• Qum, berg sr the resolutioft rend ft do peat meek %et St. Jaineeohall, praying tin the awoke ft tor CTer r step rake • to the stetedos el Ysoftheakfta lie shank et Megkorl. Oe the res=ziab o. hod bon kftsorded by Mr. Westertsn, of mil, Mr. Ofthrin. • Monks, •••••• the ayrbarri lmin 3 ••• B.Mee to bow op re prim Itt was resed•l Mrsvert. ma Nimrod by lir. rem mg Mr. !lobar. kr rearearass. se vet r punt. Mr. W. Torn Mr. !Wm, mg arm. tato imeilignm. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dsc. 2. eittisp at Ni•l Prins at Weetolastoe.—(B•lme Lord Camp bell and • speed jorp.) 111.1.1111 V. DAVIBB. The trial of this owe wee resumed at the sitting of the meet to-day, by the examination of additional witnesses on tbegert of the plaint df. The milks was brought by Mr. Shalt., as the representa tive of the Middlesex magistrates, seism Mr. Drakes, the delodeer, fee alleged breach of contract, es architect, while impointiodieg the erection of the Gainey-hatch Lunatic l i s li tt conclusion of the plaintiff's evidence, which was embody of • 'dentine end technical chareeter, Mr. &rill addressed the jury for the defendant, entering minutely into the details of the ease, sag stabenissed that all the demationa from the original plans sed apmeliodems were made with the knowledge and amseekm edMu hiesisho elating juatioss. many of whom MINI NOW 614 IFOrifileilliy the late Mr. Rotch, the chairman, and • MIS eggnog solentille Weinman', with whom Mr. Daukss his h conatant oom mnekatloa while the beading was is ewes el erection, and frees whom he toothed various suireseine, whkh were acted Mr. Dashes, the thabedeat, was then mad end examined at comeiderelde ismith. With neenf M the loofa of the .amen weeds, he rid that battens bed bass esbattuted for bearding Otos= the rafters and the shoe at the request of Mr. Bee* end he doled that than was any necessity for the roomst of there tecti end the ereation of new ones. The .teaks he the walls, he rive did sot arise from &- holes esmelreatien, bet foot the ildsg of piki from 15 to 10 thee deep, he the purpose of wesuleg end ventilation ; Lest ls they were fa lasisat to excite the abets es to the security of the beilMag. The exassinstkm In chief of the defteriaat had not con cluded when the court adjoined wad le-morrow (this dey). COURT OF COMMON PLEAL--D2c. f. asap at Nisi Prim; In likidlumm. Lad Me Journal Cockburn sad a Jury.) TX) WOLVIIIMAMPTON NSW WATIZWOW 001 MIT V. ZOLTOALL—ACTION 701 CALM Ws was ma ma ks to reamer a large mount of money doe for oaks 1,3416 shores in the Wolverhensprot New Watermark' Cirp.ay, and the dolindmat pleaded among War Maas am ea earomatat had been sward into that the shores should be only admirably dated to the do 'fedora, sad that he was not to be liable to pay tale upon that ; and farther that the agreement by wild the shams were allotted to him had been made net by the aompeny, bat by the directors without the corapeny's . Mr. Mellish and Mr. Latent appeared kg the tiffs ; sod Mr. M. Smith for the defendant. The following facts were stated in support of the plaintiffs' nee. The defendant and his brother, Sir Trawls Bolyothe Gederich, tarry oar business ea banks* et Waver kesepecs, tuner the free of Holyoake. amid Co. Is 1886 there were three schemes biers parliament lee supplying the town of Wolverhampton with water, ems brought forward by the old Water Company a emend by the corporation, and a third wee on of which the Menden wee the principal promoter. The last-named one reeind the sanction of parliament. • subscription sistreet wee prepared ; the capital wag to be 100,00 W. • the amount subscribed was said to be 84,00 W., and the isfen &at and his brother were each put down for 6,0001. Nothing farther was don until the nest year, when an arrangement was eons to with the old company. Another act was thereupon sheathed, by which the ado of the old company to the new ens wee carried into effect. The subecripnon contract was bon this time treated as a nullity, end an attempt was made ! to procure mew shareholders, but this attempt did not meet with sack moms. In August, 1867, the directors desired to energise their borrowing powers, bat to do this it was sensery that the shares should all be takes. The total washer of the Marco In the company wee 20,000, and of thie number 6,000 were allotted to If,. Barrow, 4,000 to If, Heard, and 1,000 to Mr. Poore, who were three con tendere for works, and It* to each of the nine directors. Thin still remained 1,366 emanated nuts, and the de linden said that they led better be allotted to himself and I his brother; as/ they were accordingly entered is the books of the owspasy as holders of the shares. At the time of the alleesen of the 1,366 shares three calls of 12a. 6d. a share had been mode upon them. Two more calla were made, bat by the derndanta' direction so call min wars sent to Ws. Is. January, 1868, several sew direc tors were appointed, and the dtheedaut, who up to this /me had acted as chairman of the an piny, mend to attend the meetings of the directors. On the Mk y. March, 1868, the defendant wrote to the company seating that the 1,366 shares had been illegally created, and given them nodes to expunge his sad his brother's names hem the Int. Subsequently another call wee made, of white das mottos was given to the defendant; and the total amount sow cloned for calls was 6,1861. It was contended nee the dellisdant was liable to pay the calls due at the time he tech the Means, inasmuch as that was the anal pantos ; and indeed the Minton had no power to make a dilithence between one ebenhother sod anther. Aa to the two calls el whisk the thendest had so coda, It was said that notice bad roe bon 's E by Wdshadaat giving directions that l& /null wilinsms Irmo coiled is support of the plalatif . err _ _ Me lardahlp, after soma time, asoreated that the real qatetions to the Ceillo were qoadeas of law, sad that the natter had better be referred to the court. Bowe diienisionenanedbeTweistiteoeunael, but in the end the suggeetios of hie lordship was acquieeced in. ♦ vediet yr secordingly entered pro turmi for the plain- Ulle, leave being given to the detwd.nt to bring the matter before the full court. TAM L. DIAC0111:-ACTION OR AN lIRDRILTALINO. The plaintiff in thi. case wee formerly a scitioitor, sad the delleadant was still member ot that prokenlon. The action was founded upon so undertaking dated the 9th of April is* to the edict that in consideration of the plaintiff for bearing to 00111i1111 proceedings against Mr. George Stanley for three months the resold defendant would canoe him to surrender to the sheriff within 28 days atter notion. If Straka should not surrender in tiros, the decedent pro- mised to pay for debt and costa 3734. la. 10d. Mr. Stanley had not surrendered +Ulan the 28 days after notice, and the rrtaction was there brought against ,the defendant he therefore 3731. la. 10d. No person appeared tot the defendant, end a verdict was accordingly enteeed for the plaintiff tot the amount claimed. TI:iF EXPIRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3,185 S. 48SIZB INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—CmiutsFoaD, Dic. 2. (Baba Kr. Judo, Wightinsa.) - Alfred Ognier 26, who had pleaded guilty to an indict ment charging h im with delonloady gening fire to a queasily of farm buildings and other property with Intent toere Timms Hills Wood, and aim to defraud th e Bag Fine-o W ffia, was brought op for judgment. The prosecutor in this cams was an examine tenser at White Notley, in the neighbourhood of Brstrarta and it appeared that the prisoner was as attire stranger to him, and there appeared to be an utter abeam of motive far the commission of so serious an offence. The fire in queen= toot plea on the skiht of the 19th of September, and property.° the amnia of 4001. was totally destroyed. The moment the prisoner wee taken into custody he admitted his guilt Mr. Julio@ Wigktman, in peening @potence, end it wee difficult to understand what could have induced the prisoser to commit se serious an Wane, but as a warning to when he 111 It to be Ms duty to order him to be kept in penal sorrltede for fifteen years. Scary-Abbott 31, wits pleaded guilty, and Jamas Mara, 36, were charged with a similar offence. Mr. Woollen conducted the prosecution. The prisoners, who appeared to be in • may destitute eon ditlon, went to the police-station at Witham and asked kir some relief, and finding that the superintendent wee net there, and that they could not obtain what they required, k Gppesred that they at once to the farm-yard of Mr. "runip, a farmer, at Wit=t ad d deliberately get fire to a stack of wheat which was veined et 1201., the whole of which was consumed. The prisoners were both taken into custody NOM the spot, and the evidence clearly establlehed their guilt. They were sentenced to undergo penal servitude for tan Tears. Christopher Iretteridge, 23, sad Charts' Barker, 32, were indicted far teal breaking into the dwelling-tonis d Samuel Rioher and steel* a match and other ankles, end the indictment also charged the prisoner, with ami mad acing persona violence to the prosecutor at thetle th 3 the 0041121W1011 of the robbery. Mr. Woollen prosecuted ; Tayler did ceded the pri soners. 21; ahruestances of this case were of rather a idagslar oherseher. It appeared that the prosecutor was a man living in the neighbourhood of Saffron Weitt lirb J that on the 12th of September be had been to • harvest Vilwhere be, no doubt, eadoyed himself to a conakise , ea l tint, and returned home Orr cos o'clock la the moraiag. Aecording to his sealer, upon his saerbig his erten% he sew the prisoner Barker waft* la the lower pert of the loose, end the other sea, Kettirldge, both of whom be was well acquainted with, obasdiag on the top of the sr rare, sad he said that they both rooked him, end boat him with a snub, and robbed him of his watch ad other property. The prisoners, it award, were readily Mad after the tramaction, and they bard a 0 knowledge of cabs rabbay mod declared that they were sot oar the prosecutor's booms when It took plain. Kr. Tayler, is his address to the jury for the dams, de clared that scoording to his lostrorkes the reascator was ia es& • state of intoxlosara at the Moe the ispoord rob bery took place, ea not to know what be was shoat, end that he was under a °ampler deirdea, or deetiriptioa of night mare, and that nothing of whet he represented actual took place. He called a. a whams a man named who lived In • cottage adjoining that of the prosecutor, and he stated that on the night in question he hoard him come home at a late boor, and for a very considerable time be appeared to be rang and falling about like a drunken man, end at length he made such • dleturbutee that hews. Induced to get up and go and see what was the Matter. He knocked at the cottage door of the prosecutor, and for scene time he could not obtain any answer, and when he did coma, a considerable period elapsed before he could dad the key, and nearly as long before he could plant it is the keyhole and open the door. Upon his going in be found the prosecutor nearly naked and dreadfully intoxicated. All the furniture wee in confusion, sad the prosecutor had placed chests., and other srticles upon hie bed, while he himself was walking about naked. Upon his telling him to dies. himself, the prose cutor put on his bracken the hind part before, without appearing to know of the mistalut he had made, and in that condition he sat down and reeked a pipe. It also appeared that up= the preriess being searched after this the watch end other articles that ware impotent to have bees stolen were found conossisd shoat lb. prosecutor's cottage, but no artier whatever had bees ernally removed. The jury, upon haring this evidence, without troubling his lordship to sum up, at mos returned a verdict of Not Gritty. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—WiNclizaTza, Dac. 2. The oommissice foe • Winter Assize for the county of Bemis wee opened yesterday by Mr. Juana Bylas, and this day business 00012141111001 at the County Heil. whim, after the grandjery had been sworn, his lordsidp addressed them, re pegging that them wets so large • number of oases on the calendar, though some of them were of • very serious kind. ioasph HM•rd, Edward Cattily, and Charles of the 16th Regiment of Foot, late at the camp at roy al :lowa, am Portsmouth, were indicted for shooting at George Alfred Smith, with intent to kill and murder hint, or to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Poulden prosecuted. It &mare that the promoter lime with his father at Shoot Fans, seer the camp, and was out watching with a policeman, sad game fired in a Held, went and saw two of the prisoners (Ht and Cassidy) rabbit shoot ing. They were taken to his father's ;home, and their taken from them, sad then seat away to the camp. T I ZT, to however, returned the house the same evening, about 1 o'olook, fa °Damao, with two others, one of whom wee Nicholls, and demanded the fowling pieces, which being re fute 4 they fired her oboes in moceseion at the window at which the prommtor stood. The shots were fired from their army Mho. Mr. Smith got his own fowling-piece sad tired at them, sad they made off, and were takes into melody when they got to the many. Hibbard and Cassidy had their Ake with them, sad the totter had eleven roundel of Minis ounstunitiou as him sal a spins tall. Rim lordahtp, lo summing up, observed it was a very se rious edime, and pointed out Me distinction between the two moats of the indictments. Hibbard sad Cassidy were found Guilty on the mooed moat, with latent to do remota bodily harm ; mad they were sesteseed, Hibberd to four years' penal servitude, and Gaddy to 12 months' hard labour. Nicholls we. Aertetted. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—StarroaD, (Before Mr. Harm Bramwell.) TRIAL TOW WILFUL XL MOLL Dic. 2. Garbelt, aged 29, minor, sad Charles TVelelt, aged 60, were &ailed, the &et with the wilful awarder se Joha on the 24th of lut August, at WWI; sad Ss other with siding sad abetting him. Mr. Soothed sad Mr. Elolorri soodustad tlas_Ensmoidia ; Mr. Rill defended Gann, tied - deh. Tb: ;.T. - ii;. — assiGaiivadViaViiriury to orange whether the ore would wet justify as a nave appro. prima" wale, that of wasolwaglitou, bawd of aver. SirLerathip, although sat onowartiog with Mr. lloothol fa Ms dsibillsa of tho itogwolut OWN d wear and amitaistitar, maid that lat dual bottuot taw ivy to AM a van** lot the low swim Saila lie Welch keep a pee- Mawr, in Cksrch—inet, Wake, and that be is the proprietor al a liniment beide hi haws, inhabited by Ota.bstt and kept as a beetle Esme as litarday night, the 21at of Angel, one ilmsnel Patin, a fee, al IV•laall, LA I* watch. Aber vides it he went tobra Wm ides diessesd. Springthcep% mile is ler eselle hie oil in he re ome 10.., w if ryith . e r e begemgetpe eme a sesemanmed Omens liar mye allbe So . end Wei ewe him he would the ash wed* One Nen. tole her to go home sad he welds We e far it On the liallambit Mon day evening st Mee o'clock, Webb acme meets Spring %harpers home, cursed and swam thew up at the window of the room in which Sprlngthcirpe was sleeps% the hat at Ostia, saying that Garbett woe the little man who would kill him," sad several time. shouting "Came nut, yon e i- p c Mw got to be killed." Welch tantsined in front of thane's house till midnight. Oa the following m Wei resumed this conduct, end tee rise wee thatT il a evened between Ombett sad the demised. The dammed w knocked down twice, and In the third round Girlie took held of gpringrhorpe by one of his brews with the lelk heed, sad struck bun on the throat with his right Ist, filling with him to the ground. The blow disabled Spring *burps, the contest amid, and a *wpm was seat for, bed deceased died at II o'clock. Tim jury toned both priorities Guilty et soraboilator ; sod lb lordship rarsoced molt to throe otradmi baptise meat. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.- Dac. 2. (Balm dr Jo* Ordinary.) WAD= A. WAN= AND PYNI.-A 0 RRR A GREEN WATCH. Mr. Edward Mathew* Weber petitioned for • dissolution of rearm s . ea the mead that his wife had committed adul tery wi th William Pyne. The adultery wee denied by both the respedents. Mr. Hadillseton, Q.C., and Mr. MaNueen appeared for the hamilmsd ; Dr. Bwabsy for the wife; Mr. Edward Jura, Q.C., sad Mr. Temple for the on-respoadmit. TIN petitioner was • clerk in a commercial house in Liver pool, sad war about 30 years til age. His wife was a Mies Nary Emily Anne Read., and he hod run away with bar. le June, 1864, aa she was returning from bearding-robooL TM marriage had, in fact, been oelebrahed et Grath Grath The match did not prove a very happy me. The young having first been re-married io England, went at first= with the bride's mother, a Mrs. Oahe; but the husband at length obtained se increase of salary, and took lacings ion Ailalay-street. In the month of May, AM§ the Inn by which Mr. Weber was employed felled, nod the estaitrophe had such an effect upon him that it was nsoewry to 'cane him in ea amines der fear mouth.. When he is that mita bailment his wife refused to live with him again ; mid old =a doed of reparation was executed, by which he to give her 621. a-year. After this, it woo alleged that Mrs. Weber began to show herself i n ex t ravagan t dr l esses sad in the company of equivocal characters. At this time the was living with her inothm, in Boundary-lane ; and, In the same house, there woe lodging the 00-reepondent, • cow merceal traveller, in the employ of Messrs. Cooke Brothers, cigar merchant% Liverpool. It was hem that the improper Warm wee Aimed to have sprung up, and evidence of ealaltery we eddemed of a very positive character, if may the whaer—a nagfehate's servant—could be believed. = l / 4 Dr. II esthended that as the petitioner woe in the Yell of Ira home in Boundary-lane, he had himself 1 boon mitaltat the principal witness for ea adulterer. Mr. Edward ma urged the othatee of say acts of fsmillrity between the paths, end segued fr om the Wi dths era. ladies, was this gala to Few, easeapt same Skip, that at the time ffilleged for the ethunialea of the sore of adultery swan to, the slate of the rempoadeat's bell a was seth es to reader the edema mseibuted to bar ahem* int =The medieal witness, Dr. Leather, of that Mr. Weber had been to hint, Led i l l = Ma shoo kis wife. Elms, sad, notwithatandag that the lam thaw* of the malady bad bees expisitied cella, bad asked the wither to meth him in obtaining • divorce, pro m lags that If he wield do go he would pay him hi s bill for ea the arpradeat. Mr. Hudelheele having replied, and the learned judge having Miallieli aft The Jury fogad the Muth in favour of the respondents. la the coarse of the Inquiry Mr. John Murray, who had (deleted at the Gretna Oreen marriages for the toot 13 von, theoribed the way on which the rite was mdernateed. The Wahaving told him that they wished M to salaried. a s thsee to stand up, aad in the prethece of two wh ams he asked them whether them Job sea thy an ce wid th ideals eel free to wed ? Tim he We sew tbmiethenlly whither they took ea* saw as has sad with to live together for balm end fa worse, as es Gad spared them to seek other? Thep " 'Them be pet the ring spa the e beth a dd .. 1 it lager, and said, "Y e a desire ourselves before these wheeethe to be men sad wee, eee.edig to the lows of Seethead t" . They did desire themmives m he air awl with eel the whales thee embed time le eh dews end alga the ern*, mallows sal naleter, Atha* were thee sighed by aft Wiellaillek Med wee the whole ammes, sad the girths were aaly he Grafts Ones for la itheatre or half en l eer. Thleaesees;;;;Utraems eereinsea • t the oeurt, but Mr. Mow, • smosbar at dr Mali bar, Owed that Noah • oervisoay would to 1954 have eeitelkeeed • perfectly veil Sae& Earthy. THE POLICE COMM& Captain Edam( Bionimissopp. of No. 11, Alikosianse, Heringtos, appeared to MONO as stEsurasi amass tar comndtdsg as arm& ole his onset, • you Wks who math brat[ IMia Breath& Mr. , jog., attended d support of the complalat ; sad lb. Endo is Cloths Bisaldanwp. The pracesdioge wen inethalsli In Mr. TWth • dairy son d IC at whose hawse the soest hes turi kept does alined weisidt. It eeneed dist wheat the defeat/sat WAS is ladle sad goat to ream to Laados with hie featly, he wand • wee to molds hie child, Is sea unseen of the thous ef Ids with He win unable to throes as Europe= .most, as all the liefavessa bed dd. He wee onepilisd to apse the thleathat Mathis. She was the with ot • oaths, sad the maw of &Edna. • written sgrasseat we meth Wiens Caguas Bleakhwapp ad the fathead to par dews • eirtsla sun far the rinks, a We wife, sad enelher soma spas bar nears r Isdk, the ddthdiat athschag le sad Mr beak with sane lady *be stud • snow Tb. slesem was Wheel le hen her oewasielth 40 the Ord Mt" Anther W hew la this estuary sera doe et the bears ef his usther-ta-kew, Tbs swapithawst was usable is speak English, wed ea the lest etherthaties W finale serveati were calla, sad they mined that as ellessattos tea pine hawses the complelasat NM the defesthat, who ealbd her as enrol thing, sad odd he as to then. They an see bin strike her ar Mrs ler oat. Om left thw, haw, ha than beak ht • few days for Mr MINN • Tbe thiththat als• posthisly dialed connltting thy awash spas bar, tad as the complainant wee the only person who could pmre the cane, the summons was adjourned for an interpreter. 00 this oonsaion Mr. John Beldertrealt, a sondem= of co/oar, attended es the interpreter. Ite stated that be re sided in Wellington-stresc, I.lnigton, and was a member of the Church Mulidonary Society. Mr. Dayman—Will you ask her the way in which she would Mrs to be sworn ? Mr. Beiderbeek—Sbe says she la willing to ewear upon saything the oourt might suggest. Mr. Dayonn—That will not do. Ask bet what kind of oath she topsiders most binding upon herself I' Mr. Belderbeek-Bbe says she thinks the Christian faith will be more solemn than any other. I beg to inform your worship that she is not a Christian. Mr. Martin—lt will be very unfair to swear her upon the Testament when eke is not a Christian. Mr. Taylor (the chief clerk)—The lost time she was hem she said that she was a prostestant. Mr. Dayman—Ask her what religion she professes. Mr. Belderbeck—She scarcely knows what religion she is. Mr. Hayman—l cannot swear her, as nothing would be binding upon her. It I did there would be the statement of the t against her. Mr. Herring—There would be her oath against the dos toadies statement. If she was sworn she would prove that the defendant caught her by the throat very roughly, end pashed her oat of the drawing-room. Mr. Daymmt—lt is not usual to swear defendants in sash area; bet hie statement would be worth as much as her oath. Betides the two female servants had sworn that they sawne assault committed. Mr. Martin—Tee of the ow are thew EU dose not wish to return to India, bat wants her toaster to give her the money due instead of transmitting It to bar husband when abe returned. This was not the first time she had ran away. When they were living in Barnes she put down the child and ran away. When her master talked of sending her hustaad the mow, she said, Oh, no, he bed anon, and get drunk." The reason why Captain B bad delayed seeding her back w In oosootrasece igaki rf difilealty in Boding a laly going out to India and willing to take • native servant. Those who were going out preferred European slovens. My cheat is now willing to pay her porno back to Madras and to complete his sgreareset. I think Mr. Tanks would have shown a better SW* If he had at once communicated with Captain Bleakineopp 'egad of taking these proceedings. Mr. Darman—Perhaps that would have been the better melee. However no assault has bean proved, and I dimples the summons. if,. TZtie--11y only object woo ba pt the poor creature book to Wis. Mr.lldartin—l don't so much blame Yr. Tanks as I do hie wife, who has been over sedons in this matter. The summons wen then dismissed, and the parties Wt the court with the understanding that Captain Blenldrulopp would send her back to India as soon se possible. MARICIIa THR CORN TRADE. BrlMerwonant, Dec. 2.-Daring the pest month the weather has been remarkably dry, cad between the 7th and 24th we had a severe host ; this lasted longer than any pre vious November frost for many years past. la Birmingham the thermometer was at one dm 12 degrees below freezing; and in low damp situations we believe it sunk much lower. Since the 25th the temperature has become quite warm, and some rain has fallen. Upon the whole, the season has this year bean again remarkably favourable for sowing wheat ; and thus the foundation of mother good crop has been laid. ' The frost has been very serviceable in checking the early planted wheat, which was in places becoming too luxuriant. The wheat market has declined Is. to 2e. per quarter since the commencement of the past month. Hitherto the supply from the farmers has been about equal to the demand; although latterly they have shown leas disposition to sell. The easterly winds bat for some time kept out sup plies of foreign, excepting those from the North and Baltic ports; but slum the change of the pest week the arrivals at the ports of call from pieces beyond the Straits of Gibraltar have been ocemiderable. The lest accounts from the Baltio report some of the northern ports as already closed, and the others expected to be so soon • those of the Atoll wore interrupted, bat it wee considered probable that with a change of wind further shipments might be Slotted before they ware finally frozen up for the winter. At Taganrog, and in the interior, considerable contracts bad been made fur spring delivery at higher prices than the corn would at present be worth for shipment to this country ; sad the opinion seems general, that we shall, after Christmas, have some advance oa the very reduced rates now current. A rise of Is. to 2s. per qr. having taken place in the price in France. imports from thence cannot continue, except at • lose. The arrivals of wheat into Gloucester for the past eleven months have exceeded those of the corresponding period last year by 91,000 qrs. ; while the stock in bend exceeds that of 12th month lay 1157, by only 11,000 qrs. Oor present prices are, English red wheat, ss. to 6s . 6d. ; white, 6s. 3d. to 6s. ; foreign red, 5142 d. to 64.6 d. ; white, 66.6 d. to fie. 10d. per 62 lbs., at Birmingham, at which than Is no margin for profit from any foreign port. Wheat is now largely need in this country for pig feeding; end It Is esti mated that in some of the eastern counties more is = s a ! to embed than they usually ship the consuming The price of the better descriptions of barley has her fully maintained, but that of esoondary matinee has gives way nearly 2s. per quarter, and, alchomb there has bee • steady end extensive demand, the stock at present in Gioncester of all kinds la 48,812 quarters, whilst at the same period last year It was 12,330 qua:tars. The imports have exesedsd those of the same period last year by 123.000 quarter.. The finest Odessa end Irish grinding sell at 265. to 27e.; heated Danube down to 235. per 400 lbe. at Gloucester. The ar rivals of oats at Gloucester have been quite light doting the last month; still they have given way in pries 2a, • but es the enormous imports of foreign into rinZn ir nel other ports will nearly cease for some months, we think this grain must have reached the lowest point; especially as it is now nearly as low in proportion as other spring corn. Odom are offering at Gloucester at 19s. to 224. ; Dutch, 27a. to 295. • Irish grey, 21s. to 225.; black, 21a. ; 21s. to 264 per 812 lbs. at Olonmeter. Although the imports of beans continue very smell prices of all qualities have receded about Se. per quires ; owing to the English crop proving on thrashing lager tea was expected. French sell slowly at les. to 16s. M.; Easbeh new, 16e. to 17s. per 196 lbs. at Birmingham. PISS have only fallen Is. to Is. per quarter, Mt the sale is limited, and some considerable entwine ere expelled trees Canada sad Odessa. They se held for ids. 6d. to les. Id. per 196 IS at Gloucester. We have a mere retail demand far Indian corn and Dari, at 12s. 6d. to 13a. per 196 lbs. for the former, sad 12a. for the latter, both at Birmlogham.-[From Marge. J. and C. limp's Monthly Circular.] COTTON.—lamrooL, Dsc. 2.—Th• market ha net steady, sad pion asaltated to-day. The sales amount to 7,000 bona 1,000 of which an out speculation sad export :- 700 Surat, at bid. tr. Id.; 400 Egyptian, at Ted. to tota. ; 20 Nraam, at tat. ; 6,500 Amnion, at sd. toy WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnottrosn, Dsc. 2. Then is very little wool changing heads. The pretest prices quite preclude the spinner. from opening. Sea" Shoveler are quite of a retail character, at higher prime then were mural • month ago. Spinners generally are pray well covered with stock, and prefer realising on their Fathoms to Waring Into new comments atm& so extraordinary high /gem Nolte and broke* o6ataine to be takes ea produced, bat the dimparity between the price and that of long wools weenaver greater thee ft le at the prateat tit.. In worsted mete queers asthma well engaged to order far both the bathe and export markets. Prices coathate to advance, and where new order* are given the enhanced ratee are Bnnly asiatelned. Is please, there le a far badness doing in geode, and manufacturers are engaged to order for week; end la sore inetrumee for months to come. CORN.—Buestxo Has, Die. 2.—At Oloseeeter wad Aerometer weilima, oa the 27th, the wheat trade ruled dull, whit the tars a Sow of the bid er. Barley asaltiesd. Oats M. per garter Weeper. Besse held for previa= rates. Dartal the remit week the wheat us& bas age& bees en a very eases, and the whim wesisally wealtered. Barley, ou, hese, red pees, °sly takes he retell. At Walverhanpecia yeatsiday ao alteration took piece to the wine ad whew, hat thew area an lite I the twos At this day's ~kw Were wee sista a large supply et wheat, and to east wise a &alias of Willy Is. per qr. had to be euhatitud he. roe barley gave way la. se 2s. per quarter, other qualities so cheaper. Oats, beans, sad peas, all held for previous rates. Dayton, Doc. 2.—We bed a modarets @apply of wheat; the trade was dull, "lib prices about as be we*, the tam however Wag la favour of t h e buyer. There was a good apply of barley, aid Use trod* extremely heavy; the WA assopiss were from 1.. to 2.. per qr. lower, mud Wirier triads almost unsaloable. In caber grata • heavy Wade, with so alteration is prime. When, best. 40s. to 445. per qr.; ditto, middn ic , 34.. to 4s. ; ditto, intent*, 110 e. to Ms. Basta, 26e. to 42a. Oats, 20s. to Us. Bans, 40e. to 45.. Pew, 424. to 46e. Floor, Us, $24. to 34e. pun& ; ditto, seconds. !O*. to Mo. Bread, 10d. the lib. loaf. lifsxciarria, Doc. 2.—Tha aids dialog the week be. rimakted is a very deptvesed lusts for all and end is the Wahl imbue trimewited buyers of wheat sad dew haw had the turn of pekoes Is their femur. Pram shawl the ar rivals at Limped am on a liberal seas of east, loam any sad day ; wad lbws Behold the reeelpte of yam, oat mg, and lay are ilbarla to a tair Mast. Ow =aka aory was eirsarred by say aro Way. Tbs do med aw waist ass aareesely dull, sad while the hut ris sarfaloas area be award le. w. lowa, odor seas wore draistbse astiestst. Flour wee aired at a redustlein Odd. Is la. pa sack, but without Ircullent to mare ass a retail hair Oars and oatmeal sold slowly at shwa ato rates. Baas dossad. sod Indian corn wen without damp ka alas or 31XWAttit, Dec. 2.—At oar corn nohow* to-day we Iron wall attoltdod with farmer; aid a fair supply of rats of all doottiptiosa. Moro Irma no altars/too la prim Qaotattoaa • —Wheat, now orbits, 47a. to 61a. ; ww rod, 41.. to 43a. old whits, 32.. to 415.; red, 370. to 44a. Bar*, toady,. Mb- to ddo• ; Pistils& na. to 34a. Olita, old, 30.. to sow. eftk to 81.. Boom, 44a. to 48.. par qr. Yak 68.. to 720. NIWBORY, Dec. 2.—Wo madam wflllanillti with ;the trod* or tr•ke woo *low, dm Gam laioy satyr tato pikes of Ism week ; totoad 100 tooldleg %MY U ps qt. • rather largo supply 6.11.7 ; senses 'label Wag to ls. per qr. decline, the market was nearly cleared off, Oats, beans, and pane, continue dull. UXBRIDOZ, Dec. 2.—The supply is vary abort, and most of the wheat effected by the damp weather sells slowly at Z. per qr . Ire than last week. Ors and barley re Is. per qr. Wnwinrozn, Dec. I.—The weather has bean wet and stormy &ICI &today, and farmers' @undies in cottseqnsu ce have bar almost nil. From abroad the arrivals are hunted, but notwithstanding the scantiness of the supplies, no its. provement nen be noted in the trade. Late prices are j o y supported for all descriptions of grain, with a moderate beg. sees passing. Flour dull. Dec.Bnuret acn e 1.-We had in the market to-day 1,096 qrs . whe a t, 2,780 qrs. barley, 1.441 Are. oats, and 129 qrs. beans. There were sold-Wheat, 688 ; barter, 1,747; Ws, 1,206; end teens, 129 qrs. Fair @applies. Bala dull for all sorts. No ,iteration in prices. Aa cowered hat week-Wheat was same on top, and male on avan t Barley 6d. down on top, and same on average. o at , arm same on top, end saute on Greene. BMWS, 9d. down ea too, and Bd. up on avenge. Prices per Imperial qr.:- Wheat, 44e. to 495. 6d. Barley, 18e. to 375. Oats, 19s. to 23a. 6d. Beans, 34a. 6d. to 434. Weight of wheat, 661 be. ; barley, 581bs. oats, 461 e. ; end D ear 6611 be. per bushel. GLASOOII. Dec. 1.-To-day's market closed flat, with droooba tendency. and wheat shows a reduction in price g 3d. per be. Wheat Choice barrels were in fair request at fall_priess ; the lower grades quite neglected ; sacks ve ts screedank to sell. Barley without change, either In vales or demend. Beans: Little basins done; retail Was of Lisp, 904, ; foreign, 19e. 6d. to 204 per 25214 and 20a. to 20s. 6d. per 28011:e. Pass ars slow oe ate, 3d. to 64. cheaper. Ow: Beta i supplies hap ;gloss firs. Oatmeal dull, and the turn of price ega mia sellers. Indian corn has receded 6d.; the demand runs man asecadary descriptions for feuding at 16s. to per 2800 ».; 20e. 3d. to 20s. 6d. for white In retail. CATTUL—NEWARE, NOV. 80.—A somewhat weell show of stook, owing to next Monday being fair day, tem heavy eels, at rednoed pikes. Beef, 7.. to Ti. 6d. pe 'tone; mutton, 6d. to bid. per lb. ineitemeoe, Dec. I.—The number of sheep this maw log was 3,261, being 1,808 lees then last week. eshe slowly effected, and to improvement in jaloe, with Iles exception of aged blarirfaced withers. Best 61mM:el Ingham, 7td. der lb.; top Floe best Cheviots, 61d.; current, 6d.; middling and inferior, from std. to aid. per lb. The number of cattle was 666. being 62 more than lest week. Bales also d e li, ta t mime down fully 3d. per atone. Top rico, Ba.; rent7.:r. ; middling and inferior, from 6 s . t o d e . 9i . stone. A lot of very superior animals, fed by r imp e t d ... Allan, Old Lemon, brought 31 guineas a bask Fed pigs. from 4a. 6d. to ss. per atone ; six to eight weeks old do. from 6e. 6d. to 9e. a heed. There were in the market to-day 3.261 sheep, fat (tattle, 666; leen ditto, 206 ; mileh cows, 39 ; end pigs, 247. TRAFFIC RETURNS. WWII% MIN Pas Ku %MK ?SW, SIM mem imam UR US. Wok add Novidabor 21 A & • A lath" Mom mid pieuland Szapadlas gassaMdr sod OuSds Yds& lag Lod& aDd Wledanswe 1.811 1.111 &ON SA SENN Y 4 ROM 1.1116 UN S.Yrd laillaaallia . -- - • -- Walk mart Lamar 2t. 11Pollan MMus Janata_ Mawr le Warns 129 92 392 pl 157 Wink magi Masatarll2 Ombra Mad MOM - Weal Ilkossebor 17. faaka44477 0694 slas4lll4a- 16 310 000 710 69 Heade sod Lab= l9 07 :9 116 a Mat 1741241w0 Nora Mars 7214 11.719 11 481 nos 23,44 11444111..4.1 Dramas 114 I=9 1.3411 7.4111 7.714 awaked 444 1111124403 .. 31 134 161 166 217 Rea ma* lariatat X. 11441 laanatni• - tasaalre sal Takla. t lbrawahaa • - - 1.660 1,611 41 - - 1.781 2.763 Nara 64.0* Ovalwa - - 1.110 1.711 648 1.. 7 27 2.993 9.069990 Owls% „ sod amain Dan_ .. .. 419 9.441 12.909 22.361 21.1 0 1 lama= WN sarieven - LOU 121 1,139 1 111 Om& Obar ..... 6 701 110 1.4416 1.311 - - • fbiledlis Illsakbars Usis Valk for both pedalo. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•I3I7ALTIEB. Isabella (WWI ; of agodorlood, from Twirls fof Crionotown, . u oteadosocl ha s oinking slaw on its 1114 of Noeomtor. b lot 41 N.. boa. 14 W. ; crow Ulm of sad laaelud hero.—Qoaenoto Nev. IS. halt —10441 C. Riven. Captain toss anio4 In the Wastes frau r 0140 4. MOW having plated up tho eras of the bug Pearl, of gtom) Cesiclandeople tar tabsostals, ow the flat et November. lato—Pearl. Captain SOO Imo WOO to to. United Ilkspdon prod Hanersaffeople proisto to Sept 10.] Taranto (hercles), Coble Wllbare, of clasderland. front Liverpool te Oinstiodeople and Other, was abate 000 d on Us. 1 Ilk of Notes her Si Ya. 44. law IS. la • Okla, shot strew wad perogars eavel.—lnbraltar, Nov.la. UMW lawl•on ((NO). of P.tf..t. w.. paned an No lOUs at Noma. bet loStarbosed. with lon of rockier. p+n of coin doh off, ▪ Ithut la Naha's, • signal cv Metros Astor, and organist,' abutdosed.(Mato.—United Laudon, Opiate /WO, Neared at Washes ter iladot on the 15th of Octooes.] Watersotte (loratu), of Whitehavre, halt wabeiented and dewl!st, of Oast 130 to .00 nee, sad doper Mot lon Wien fa with ca the Sul at Noventber. Is 10. 45 N., toe. 44 W.—Havre, Nov. SO. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ada (Autisit skip), tram Masar.drla Ise Liverpool, Nor. It, lot 42 If km 21 W. Ann littebell, from Clyde the Bombay, Sash 19, lOU N lee 48 IL Albert. IMIE Akysb, Now S. lot 34 )4, too U W. 15.., from Livorno* Sw Adelaide 44 day dept A. Fat 41 S. re IS IL Cyoe • (barque), /A days from Plymouth me Qubse„ pelthig bath, SS Lasky W sad part of cagy ovartcord, how. NI, Mt Sea N, Lie 2ll Oarotine, from Clurieston. Now. 14, was N, is. 1s W. Cornelia, Item Callao for arm, Ott. St, tat 14 4. N, SI AS W. Caravan, Wm lAverpotti for New Tack, Nor. Is, tot 40 IS, lot 31 w. Fairy Wm* (sehower), of wed treat Falkland la ILIA for Loados 54 45 7% Oot. 19, lab 12 19 N, loci 26 98 W. Olenaris, from Table hay for London Iv dog, Oct. 17. Hooka, (Beituth Alp), from lodta Inr Laedon. wow 41 list,( stony, sad will Dourly all (One. Nov. 27, let 31 40,10 n .829. lodefatigsale, free Quebec roe Now 20, Ist49 to, Ws UN. alarmloo, from Natiritios let Lonelou. kept. $l, Mt 21 S. lee • S. Meow is, of New Took, loom New Orwass, Nov. 20,1044141, MI 1116 W. May Steabouse, from Bombay for Llverpo3l, Sept 19, latU AM if N. Notimusie, from Southampton for Melbourne, OW, 7, Ist 1 N,lOll U W. moms W Mete (barque), of and from Landes lor USW (ILL) 41 •74 all eel, Oa , 10. lab 47 32 N, las 112 A W. Banger. from Liverpool les St. Iltommect, Ost. 11, Si/444N. les law. W. lestprooky (barque). of Ilvegeol. for Bien Syne SS Says, all tali, riot 1.. hi •SS N. 1e, 71 40 W. Beau nem Sundir and tar C•looft, Ow U. mew tbs star .1 dis SAW, from Lamina for Juin, IlooTrie Lim tow. Thomas figarltek from llessose fcr Iseadas,abertelpeterblessodili were supplied. to so 0, Las to W Liked (sthle o • l 4/1. border; Nov. 91, 11448 49 N, ICS n ow. TEE OUTWARD WENT INDIA AND PACIFIC YAIL.—The stesat-abip Mai&letu*, left &Wimp" y tertley with the above mad , 160 passengers ; open', vales 3841. ; jewellery, 14,000 1 . ; and a full °Argo of Englieltai rum merelteadlie. UNFOUNDID &AIME AGAINST A CArrAnG—Ths leleermsol police magistrates., on Wednesday, ineestigued • charge, of not supplying sufficient provision., wahine/ by die Emigralice Agent mutest Captain finimeey, of the ship EMT& 084, oroNoitioaroos were examined, and the car wee dip shut Witham the captain being called on Poe hi, flekaaa se k enseend that the ship wu b 5 daps at MS km New York, and the peasengen were only pet on abort 'Bowsaw after the lacers had sighted Cape Clear. This she did oa the le of November, sad she was shiwirsits &rhea three times eat et the Channel. (Advertisement.] Hot.ww.er's PiLts.—No nun Pees- leer mu or us Ais.—As the bleed le In MAW sue ssYsßen movaM weer, van of as Sabi = g ut' le se fume la. it mss el maw* b• tees awl dart of the awawatesse seesier *Wn suses.shkeze M ds e g t hr a i r= TM= Wonderful pia& op sM se thelesee, Mow NW pl. nu; N.... eme. weeded from Cab of M lnd preleatsirownese• User th mfoly MPS. M eskrs, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 11110Nilitee. 1 at the Fume. Addis:to rose. Itesiet•ht b. *ha Lamh••4 ll .o, lll ..ef a sea CALDIODTT. —Nov. M. M Woodford. Mom the We of A. ltaldteei. id • deteutier. naousort.—Neir.l6,at Desegalegware Ea* Belleek tb wit" n • d. refitam. ER.. M.D., of a deethsea IS. M Bblllhatte• Vicomte. Illteloa . 110 el 41 Yee. J. A. teem of a eaestetter. DIALDS3.—Now. Ift. M Lyall.streek Belfre•eagoara Vii ii. i.. et a •Nighter. mAluusows. BICAIICLIZII—PPTSIOT.—Dee. I,th at. Jesate'a i Plot W the 'as. *Maims= Otter. A. oe T . Me. st • PAK theretteassos. Oman, Doss. Ireland. to lelet p lgro MOM. If 01101IPTON—STUBBIL--Wes $O. a Sreeklwas Othrth. °Mob mar lasaatar,_th the Net. A. Caristephrees. W. T. 0 • 1 4 4 ". et ° ... Alkthoo.thew Mkt Maas, to than Altos. dada. , a /AL VIRUS—DAM—Nov.3O. at the Abbey Mast. bath. br I. north /LA. Ik. T. S. Am* el Dam to dim Mihdrn m i t° at Paths Nis DEATHS. 36. to 3164 S. ammy, D. Berseriall. th. at StaUfax. 0. Bean not. :l l '. mores-Dm. I. at Windsor. the den. E. A. Coops °mynas& D.-wm. Zl. at Bridge BM" &WIC E. I 0 ° anabia. c k e. s . I ° lllllll4l th. 2 S. at Obalathiast, Corollas sae ree•ASOthal tea Moth A. JOWL • --. •••••••••••••••••••••• NNW me POWS by aw Km Mum st 14.11. erg Illosw, r Ww- OW of PWWw. se Ow Oda. Raw* la taw Maws ot W—laws. Denims. S. um. /