The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

'di AMPUETION 01 JUDO, A (Wil CIULD. VINO er S rub COSIMPOm r NT.) PARIS, SA II SOOT. The Nisi et Lindh Mime for stealth, Judge llus's obit ha the Tr tabs prier mote on to-day at the Amur Cowl el she haw TN mart was se 101 l mit coal bold. As Immo tlly lop prosodists of forhiombly-dowswil Moe were tram. eke asthma. Many haul m& of apply boas fur tickets of a fir mon bed bean arcemmily Mass& The preoner. • bah I tight MO the dock by three 'madames, appinesd Yra w.lb grief. TM jodge, M. Amps* allowed her so ail while heap intorroitabd. Bet towers wore wholly tamsdible a the .Ay d the roam. built We whole day she held Isir head dam owl aster awe mind her eyes. 83t sobbed frepielidy sad Mohatly, sad incept ohm ap hw b. by the jirlp kept • lismllhorcklef to bat face shoed ctotthaally. Mae I. rather a patty girl, with • fall sad miler to lam, 'Mali Me aft speormacts cot .tderably dase tbres oh, reeky b. fibs ie ably botwera 16 sad 17. Her al imamate melted • samammit of thaw curiosity is tbe c her dime sad polaris we. awrowly s numbed by Hu Wes, but by asses of bar thick Wu* Ted sad herwata pc bet bandblechiel sbe conceded boa bee lima the straticiatits glimossoldl bat those mry user bar Th tome camphiesty dispoilod ag the dart sad myerri,as moms *bleb wore rietedelled whir dr Moo coons t.. 1 with miene rap - wore impatieUy kaowm tar ht.:curate, mposutd. The sans Ism whom ths taboo was st Ara wee lametriu. seed Ma idea el a magmata or • comp racy lemmas wary •• the pore el ropes who had hearty kiwis hedge Hr le •ow filar The bole ore haply them Li ale Cliirson, the emegbier eta kiesake d O&M% somstams easy dereard, Mar dui oily with Ye node, mare eery ebousestaocas me writ beregeoloh. Is &view M, DM, • Milieu l'esoaz • awe bee of • kway which bad bag bees Istituto with vies Ohioans, woe retried at Or• her Oa lbw' ot :twos Omega Prime, a pang and head• some moo of 'A who hood behlal the cemaller ei • Imp seep la the Hes ithabotwee, la Prim, ems is Others Ishii shade wedelog. He was neesired at Madame Chime's, end Is the c woe a fees Isla he seerooded ha eadoefog 1.401 e, wham he had brows rah • shad, but shwa he he/ he at hew she was abhor pros rid. He prawbod her ✓reeloge, reel ealmeqesatly melted hie promise with • oh ✓ah beeetbsomses sod bertality, which period roes hem amoeba set osiy km the priecreee tiered, hut ken putl.c yeessenbre sod ben the honer Lies* in order to cae.. Mu se wham hie premise rid many he,, reertiled to be . la doe amw of tier the teed hies shot she had brought torah • be,. Ho answered cosn.ly— lf Jot b. , * • chad Weber I;" and from that =meat ab.c tle ides whisk dm eserisd out with wonderte6 iagassity and primmommosof preassiag bend( of ah Waal. ale addramed banal M enldwime sad Idling hospitals, both be Ostrow ord Pleb, as • paean desirous of adapting • child, bat la bar igahrusco of law as or radio to comply with the yradussan required to ssactism sa adoption., Once • hoe women sewed bar a ill, but abs WNW it townie it arm too old fee bar peeper. Al lest, sitar haver( woo up to Paris without Ire meths? a kerwirlip. aed waridertag shwa the abeam la ample ad right, she west tat, the Thisbe gads" dehweiag by the horeet sc eldest upon Madame Nees ammo who la • despleendaded milieu.. country rel. sad by presserdiag to be she Meese of the ,hild'r mother lagratinead herself lale bar confidence lat ',little a. it way appear she sent tbe wee le • seep is the it.. Raab, to ask fee same hoe which As nil the had t..agat to ask, the baby • frock, sod peramded the nano Si romcioa her elherge. TIM emateat teaaree's bock was mead. she oak ad sub the baby, throw away its clothes in the street, or gave them se dibble whoa she saw at play, sad dressed It ap rslap which mho had review* bought. Ima abe Mewed this efuld as al her Moab is Par* to whom she bad psvionaly stated shat she ItM lest bet own. Her toy at nada, it was, well and Mist le dada sa bar Into. sad men lam emu maim The bet of the deliberate 6%41.4 of the aldld was as dhiumo, pawed that ihmaity was the oaly plea be the ease. Thle Moro e wt.. brought firgersed, and ass wilismst same fotinda ut most eishrot` epee& _by H. lashearL ti wee Frond by two medico! mem a/ Odium lama lelowie Chinas had r tine to 'roustaboul preseeletaig, sod bee for ths last tture 'ear.. ale had teem outpost he Halal hysterical awake. I The 'lament D.'/,' Tardiest, of Paris, &posed that she I wet atthritO with hysteria Is a w wary 160 degree ; " that one of the chat ectsruike of byre& woo doesietalares, sad that it might, though it certaudy did net sal only, predate inashity. He aemetheless pm kis oars opinion way cruelly that in this case the hysteria of Limb Cbersua lad sot ideated ber naiad so se to nuke her irrarpoasiblit for bse I SCUMS. Up a this evidence, however, coupled with .11 the rircumetaucee of Iles rase, aad the absence of soy outdid I rhotter, Y. Lachaud submittal that this chsl4 who out • few mouths &Mos (when she was under 16) might kayo I been :wand by the jury irresponeible on the ground of her youth, wet • 6t subject for the foaming can of an asylum, sad sot fur the tallowy of • prima. Ha smarted that at the Una she oommittod the on flamed ageism bar she was 1 mod for lam std of diatom.'• Wbso I loft ths court at Mee o'clock, the jhdp wet *Waft to eons up. PARIS, 81 snAy. Clo'reas was acquitted by Me jury . Is vats the Adv.". e • Omen! solemnly smut them that *rimy would be fh ilea to its laudations if they established the prudent that • routes tutor commit crimes with impunity if aloe hapresed to be subject to vapours. Her youth, her tear, the wrongs oared trout her lathier lover, sad the eloquence of Id Lachaud prevailed. The jury gam her the bass& of Ms medical opinions that hyeteris " sight " produce madnesse and ferried their parts. testimony that It "bad sot" Is the purr are. They pronsnaced a verdict of "Not guilty," sad the robber of Illailesas Buis child, vitro crime had nearly delves the young mother out of her ems's, malksil to., out of the dock. It is • great dart la the Preach cads that a jury emasot dad • serilkt of not guilty " on the 'mad of &amity." Is this, as is all like lIMLSI2O4O, there la nothing epos the re and to show that the premier was not acquitted upon the facts. The ocrosequesce le, that although as acquitted prisoner may be really inasne, tier• is marmite, iumblatry for treating him tea Mario. TM circularness's srestiisg the sir may direct attrition I. his case. tat if it becomes neomeary to kck him op the reedier I. ▪ svid•we. Is prat r law he ran only be dash with just like nay sum pram whore Wad rosy be thought to he affected. Leask" arras is cartalaly not mad, and so varier eau of reepritability word think Maar( justified is sigsrag • sarrantifor her cosfinsesent. Bat H. Lultaud, the e or.. of hi+ prefab, made • sort of promise that bee inAbse woad woad bar to a connote until she mated Mr su•peity. Bub • promise Is corral, sot biadlsg, but It will try likely to kept. NP. BLACK, J►.P.. AND WOMING CLASSES Os Friday sight a public maatiag of working tare wee bald ut Qests-wrest Hell, lidhsfar fir the pur pose a vaaeltiertaa reeoletwee sad beerki ssatr.se. en rrply • .he meat wettire al Mr. Mort, M.P , Weems, Suttee, sad Crudes! Useose reported is the &prem. To. ball wee meted, aid moss thee... the oaf ,aa were the Lard Pravoet, Bill. Thom* lasseg, Me. Thome Yen. Mr. N...... torstar, Iva L...., sod tweaty-tia delegates from thirteen Mew In OA M. . meetlag of the presets's& eat .wreirwy Irein eats as qty. On the notion of Sadie Thames Hrti, t s Led Promt w. relied to the C. Mr. here* • tear, moved the aret moieties, to the AM tie* the suedes wee of opinion that tits (beery sod dewed as rieptild to the p.-dusers of I 'beer • MI . DYsI woo eseoesd la pieta., sad oppmd to the taw Worms of the wartties clams. The make addressed the alealse at is.. isegth with • view to alum that trades mime are semeary se • proteetket to the labourer Is the Mersa able labour. sad is the mereatios of hot rightist. warlitees. The reeolverks wee seeowied sad carried, es .tier keest harks Wks to the potted kr wasted • ere StAlsr. The brit reeeletioe, to lb** elect that the mkt mate ad Mr. black reserdieg trades assess ere peer rally Macrame, sod tket they reflect my Jakob. may epos the Assiseasead gagewere Trek Society, wee mewl by Mr. Gess, sad sorraeril by Mr. W. Names, kora Loaders, who 111116111111 kW • &bees of the Am*, meted Seeker, ef lieftseent, which be Debi had bats mealy swerepreeesied rid saatissel by Mr. Beek. Mr. Itemay porwed as smsdosest be the melettes, to the elect AM the met* reyteliaae the saes get er by the Asesigenated aenuM lb waders date, se empired with =ream. He auk • few mamba la It. support asedatt • geed deal laboirspeles. Mr. Berm eecoaded the itorsed, whick, with the issolutmen, was pot to the meths', when the lease wee awls/ by welsotatea. Mr. Lariat.' praplisra the third reeoletka, to the reset teat the neset-on. after keying aseeidered 14. 81.-.'e Mann , h e n allarese Is his ekes d aid pohtaal rcosomy, which wee eartaisitearks logo& Sib Doti) Baswg7lll.-06 nursloy last, Sir Der.d Brewton delivered the isbookoasoy witlnn S. in opium et the limed Colleen et. AMMO.. is ~Win bso ronarba. Rio Mid nand ibni SIM w tin Met narks in while he 4,04 ope Darns tie II a t bed mend ninon be bed lainenn no S. deli Mbnni. elinese tl sololosonr moon la • iny Ind labsend kln psi Odor min Inn tour& U. distinguished putties of lb. roinisny Cry wow se thee eereelee eed etebry. Although be wee aan inn anon Gab, be al/ It mach tworeeted la. seleeterty. lds bodkin WNW se bete it—eurnisty En bon my poisinni silky ilisning• the Wheel In as disk of tl. inirogninn ininnity, of whin la W Ina inty yew kpi Winn& In In onand nen I. Id bibled bin nay Ilimeseal seeoetotee. of ohm looj weed aware eetertels kw, recolLortfoo. SPORTING. THE SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. yo TUN &DMZ Or SRI 1111.7113114. race fes the Great Autumn Cup at Liverpool proved mire latemillag than many imagined pos mtikepimetme the Mid= ed the Cambndgeshira, when tt yes Mad Meg Marefiles'a light impost completely had spoiled the headlamp ; hut in the sequel Abe bound fourteen opposes's' at dm pest, sad but for the academe which befel the Bremer sod Dathader, she might have hal two more ene mies% and very washiamme uses too. As it w., aim only jest pelted them* wad .a "outsider,' the Squire, was very aim Mstifying my good opinion by upsetting the pet." TM Mier favosuitm, Julia, liars Avis, Timuldra, radertead, Mimideld, sad Mutineer, never showed n®- dimity termed for disk pattlems to anticipate • victory, shhough tadweimad Mdid also Lifeboat) ma • greet horse cadet bit crashing etsight.limasara struggled hard for third placedier pert) bawls( satnated Ler with good rummy to pt la the ant them; Mt Mhboat me also wanted there, sad we may thus 01111•11116 Ihat Ttmandra is bat a moderate salmi at beet, as the mead attics of Fisherman gave her 46ib, scsastlhag like two Mom wee what she was retitled to fur the year aad sex. lisireml of the events closed for Obsevebary me affected by the result. For instance, the =paltaadiewp, two miles, with its T 2 acceptances, has a al the Menem Galan them, the followiag bstag • mapartam of their weights Liverpool. Tits Squire det filb Timmira Paiselar Matmer Task Jab. Shrewsbury. Get hib 6.1 Ilb "at lllb bat gib idt 61b Eta 13Ib ' Thesedre is males Tim Squire on Sib better term foe tile three length. defeat, which is warmly ammit le same ' the lobes to be tanked; but whether The &pin can give as cites else to Maness hen to be decided. Ths letter rag badly mourn at Ltverpool, it is true, but Mat It wee not his real lam must be presumed on looting at what be did with Thames at Woreeser, sad If I might take the liberty of perian him tow Mar r a bated the Nen at beeped (that ta Mafia ball a legal of Timeirs), Memos* mall be quite seglient to turn the tattles. The others my sot wimp to haert over the Squire et Shrewsbury, as be mete Poismer sad Jabs et teeter, and York on bat Mr sum Wm. Madam has seeable companion among the sorisess la ChM, who ran Lifeboat to a heed at rams we at Hammiest • bet eves, acoordian that pertormanco, Wwee W best of Mutineer, and it wss asserted whet she wee the Comareeritch 't Trel Plate - the horse could beet bee Wens weights. These home trials, however, are meth bet little, sad I shall treat to the public form disposing of her, especelly as the Lifeboat party had may mom kr drawing it One at Newmarket. The Squire was several lengths behind Nuclear, 3 yr, 7st 10th, when receiving 6th, foe the Great York•bire Sam diem at Demeter, sad of the two Nucleus ma by fee the mom backward in coaditica, so that the 10th more weight she bee to concede is not bared to turn the tables. She also pm Somas° 111 b and a good 10lb heating at Kelso, where the latter save Meg Merrill Mb sad no her to • neck, those showing Nucleus to be about two Mom better then Meg. Were we to put her la hie, this, at bet bulb (two stare less their No less?, she would bold the Squire quite nib. Gaspard, Na lew s gable companke, gave Meg 221 b tad • homier at the same minim mad se they know the form of the pair to a pound (tt le said that No, kw having proved the emenor was the cause other be aming ouch a " pot" for the Cesertwitcb Won the ), if they put the roomy down we my be sure w r a _ .T Parr then the Spurt will not be in the way. ramiell Maid. 4 yrs, 7st 101 b, sad Whitetail, 4 yes, Est 31b, 7•11 in the Ceemewitch, the latter boles beers with much • fattier that he cannot be hmgerous us Gaapard at Mt 31b would lose tutu here; bat the Maid has • peat cheers of doing smoothes kw the glory of Middleham with her lesient weight, if In hem under which crramotaaces Nucleus could scarcely &bard to tom cede the year. It must be malt eel she gave Meg Ilerrilles 271 b and • beating at Marionette Summer Misting, sad showers the young one to have improved 71b, and for 2171 b to bring then, together now, Meg would to behind her lien at eat 41b, with which Monet she would have none the worst of the Squire. The latter, consequently, spears to have mew &Ammons sataguniatte—Tanstell Maid, Matinee sad Nocleue; and art Mutineer hes Bine Jacket, The Borderer, Kim Willmar, sad Whimsical safe, on account of the Wac o...ter running, the quartette might to supply the winner, Mutineer being decidedly best in of the lot, and if he will oat, run a lute kind there is nothing to be feared, in my °plaice, Neches being the next best to him. The Couporadon Plate, six furlongs, has Reynard, 3 yrs, tat 61b, fer the most tempting bait; but the weights for the beedfons which follow will be so materially altered by the peeler red Monaco' thorns engaged will Incur that it meld be quite out of plea foe me to inane them. This mean do. met apply to the Nursery, which has an excellent seseptasce Greta, 7st, Sister to Pandore sst 71b, and Bea Wane, het 101 b, being those I can plead • fancy for, the minty of their opponents being very moderste. The /Meson Sakes, foe yearlings, ma boast • better entry than the two-year-old race of the meeting (which is almost • km gone comdmiss with Mixture or the list), sad several an leader orders fur Shrewsbury ; but it ia utterly imposeible to arrive at any mtiefactory conclusion se to the most worthy of support from appearances only, and the ewe is ascaussely is open that the toolmakers are likely to reap the basalt loom its introdactioa.—l am, &c., METCB6.74 SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. TO. 110/IAO VI. Stowarda—Dake of Beaufort, Earl of Lincoln, and Sir F. C. !Borba. Jedge—Mr. ft. Juilliaoa. Starter—Mr. Hibbard. _ Clevk atlas Coarse aad Lame—Mr. John Fred. Tam Alines HANDIcAP of 3 sore. seek, with 20 added, Ise 3-yv-abis end apwwds. The second hone to save hi. slake. Winners meter the declaration of the weights to awry 716 extra. Mont theee-q . uertere of • wile.—To close and name le the Chet ef the Loaned& evening. Ties BALOPIAN STAIR. of 6 son. each. with 25 added, kr 2-yreid• ; tolls, bat ; end ALM, bet likh. The second bona Mean his sena Hann having warted three times ' Tithing Mann. .'bowed 6th. Withers of 50 son. (watches ansapied) seam 51h eetra. The winner to be sold for 60 ✓ev. of ehe 40 allowed 71b; 30, 141 b. Is the event of the near net bang sold. to pay 6 ans. to the fund. Three. quarters of • Mile.—To close sod wee this evening. AccaPlAlccle rose Tilt 8111111raltay HANDICAP of 60 son. tided to a Handicap Bweepetakes of 15 .oven each ; tits wend hone to receive 20 son. • winner of any Taos (setter sicepted) after the publication of the weights, to awry 716; or the aeon Is such rare receiving beck Ws slake at sears, 31b sins. Your to start, or the public nosey will net he given. About two MM. The wan to be paid to the Clerk of the Coarse this evening ; .11 those neglewieg this will nut be alluwed to rue. The I oloure to be declared et the same tins or forfeit 2 son, sod sot be perieitied to weigh and the fias is paid. The highest weight hang ender let, it has been raised to that wagldrZ i tte l Whin in pappertwa. Lame A r 111 am Wtni.ms Ilse nlmtr 4lb "JO .. ...... I II Tbe Sens use as sw.. 3 .. 0•Zolur .. 7 • 1 E =4 •••••• ... ... 37 i • * lilt :: ... : ... 4 7 •734.0•3 .. ........ 1 i l ij "mal e= Mall - 1 (1141441. a 5 . 4 341, .......... ..... ... 4 113 Cassenere 3 TIM WORM HANDICAP ILLLINO Rica el 4 mgr. web, with II sand, f u 2-yr oide and spreads ; the winner to be add aw 311 f. Winne,. after the declaratioe of the weights to carry 710 extra ; is the snot of the winner not bang sold, to ply 6 nee to tin fond. About ball • aids.—To close aid name this evening. Tits RAPIN° PLATS of 20 eon , stied to 4 Sweepstake of 3 son. nth, for hones that have never woe 60 eon. In the paws litte and 1369 (watches and itendince excepted) ; 3- pa olds, 7et 216; lour, hit 41h; live, bit 81b; eta and aged, Use 101 h ; non. sad gadonge allowed 316 ; the emend horse be ern his stake. TM whine to be sold fur 701. ; if hewed Is be sold he 601. allowed 71b. Hones having started in awn this year without etsaing allowed bib; hdftheed horns showed 61b in nation. la tin f the wiener set being weld. to pay 6 son. to the fund. About one win.— Te dose and WOO this •••alsg. Acc AAAA NCF.I PUS Till CORPORITION PLATS (Hindi sap) of 6 boas. wick. 1 It, with a haada.aia service of plats Woe 30 inv.. • he yr-olds and upwards ; the second butte is sta ke. to save ka 2- e. A whiner (*etches excepted), after the &sclerotic.' of the weights, to wry 101 b @etre ; or the errand la say race receiving beck hie stake or more, Sib extra. Thresoluartere of a WM. The highwit weight acorptong telog seder ho, it has been raised to that w tight , and the others is proportion.. . . MI. Joft... iw/ id Lava Alimi. ._..~ Ib .. s,C 0.r..... ..~..: An Ito 3 s 4 3 • .. 3 4 4 .l • 2 wars. bliilii7 I lit --.... ......... . _ =li b i , ......m.. •••••• . 1 I e I eta.ei . I 411 relate 3 •it . 4ll issamre s I 6 wank '.2 411 A H•IIDICAP Irmyr•lne at 6 errs. each, for all .seg. Wieners after the dedereiten of the weights so 4:Amy ;lb entre. About three taviegs end • quarter, straight run tn. —Close end mare dds eresig. ACCIPTAINC•• ran • lICIDLI RAC' of 40 sore., a • Maidte . 4 . 6weepetaltse et 7 sera recta. A winner of a flat sese, al chair. or Isurdi rule, after the &elusion of the weights to carry 14, b. ; or Use second in inch race receiving his *sake beck, or say en a. 7lb run; the second to owe his Weis. About two ides end • quarter, ore sight fl eats of Mobs& • - --- Ar IA 2I lb Ago tlb l Ohara& ,• WI 11116 sal •DI 12 Tbe ;cu.., $ B U.... ry a........... ....... .... 6 PII Kama . .i..... I•l• sal raw 9 • 1 Tin • AxeuisaT Inalli• Om youling.), of 10 smirk I ft, with 2.5 0414 lot yoothaors at the mow year, lilt, foaled is 18.53 ; edge, les 'lib ; 011ie*, 791 44. • gunge of • H. olnagiat tea io.—Boradiso, Cathodes, C•lsrais. I by Post Tempt., doom by By Como. hollablilk ilplitikemb, 'Ado Joao , C. 8 4:12 . . 4 1 ly Orloodo=Voilty, I bibTyamor— , = i issicr Sam autos, F THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1869. tato Initlltsvut. BIZTROPOIJSAN COUNTY 00011 TIE /m.ay. apposeml for Os proms vroot news dIL MONNololoo.—licoday. Nov. 14; Tantl4l. 141 BLOGOOVIIT. W Nev. ; Tbonday, 17 ; Wadmilay. 1!; =X i tIMUIt a ?Max 11. likt . Tri BOIL .LL Aldo). 14. 1114, 7 1 oboovrood.—Woduoday, Nov:l4 : Thor.d 4 /. 17 : 014arepolovoL—Ys,. Nov. 14 ; 21undsv. r...=,....d.—Tarday, 17. orsoczovoz.. o,bo 11 rnovtrool—gooft. Nov. 16 Thunday. 17; dm IlervaQtrest. Ikeleali.—Widased6v. Nor. 16. nun . 11; Friday. 111 I.6Varts, I.takbenrell Norvie4.—Tualsv. U: Wv 110141 .1. Id; ilweviiv. WOOIVICII,-1 Ada,. Nov. 18. 1110.0111FUlT1,-ThUrstlay, N0e.17. Clm Qv Loevus, utithinall.buiallovs.—floiaday, Now. 11; TuaeSey, U; rtsarasg.l7; Irklay. le. Csassaitsm. Dam= lerracc—Nonday. Noe. 14; Vialnewlay. 16; LIVERPOOL. TEL TOLLOwING 1100.11111 •AV' LITT NUM 701 SHREVraIiVitT :—Kiag WLiiww ,, York, Squrs, Clll9lll, Jan, Tienandra, Matinees, Braistade, Maria Apiejtcons, Tom ()teeny, Vilikins, and Donated. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Nov. U. Sir con-commissioned officers qaalifird to act as artillery inetructore have embarked oo board the Shama tr i c i l:;p at Ponaisiouth for Cbilla; but the departure of ths force from Woolwich has been again delayed, sad It to now stated that the form will embark at Faulthansplcm oa Tuesday next. Captain Orant has received Iniltructiona to contract cooking apparatus to be forwerded to China capable of pro vidiog food for 6,000 men. This Trident, paddle steam vessel. Commander Close, MS paid off at this yard yesterday, and the continuous sondes men were granted leave of absence. The malority of those whose term of service had expired took their Memberssffrom the vessel. The Indent took two prises during bar amine on the west of Africa. and the officers and mew will share a considerable amount of prize morn,. The Firtfly, steam vessel, Master Commander Taylor, which loft Woolwich about four months sines for the Channel Islands as the surveying service, arrived in harbour yester the day foe dl foe iteeseeety moire, mod to be fitted out for service in torreara. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 13. The Urgent, iron screw troop ship, Commander Hire, sailed to Ireland yesterday to embark • regiment of =Whit (ere believe the Lanarkshire) for conveyance to this port. The Prussian frigate, That* arrived yesterday, end dila aterslag szteiragod manta with the german end the VD:t arry, lorebip. BIUTAL MUMMA AT COVENTBT.—COVVITRT, BA trritne.Y.—Tbe inhabitanteof We city have been thrown into an unntenal mate of excitement to-day, from the perpetration of • cold-blooded and brutal murder in the public street. The murderer's name is William Kingston. He was for merly • drummer in the let Warwick Militia, and was known among his lessociates for • parson of vilest and ungovernable passions. The victim was hie wife, an blt fenny. woman, following the ribbon trade here. It appears that Kingston was bound over to keep the peace towards his wife for some threats on • former oecesioa, and the ball ran mat on Saturday She had, in conniqemene of Ids violent conduct, been obliged to live apart from hiss, tendon maeriag her in the street this morning, he asked bar whether she teat to live with him again. She geld, No, I don't." He then laid hold of her, drew out a knife which he had ormosaled about him, end aimed • blow at her breast, She cried lustily for help, mid • man, !accompanied by • boy, cams running op to tha spot--• moment too late. The knit. had only grazed the wontan's amok, and Kingston they plunged his weapon savagely into her throat, drew it across from ear to ear ' and turned the knife completely round, to reader It quite effectual. She fell dead at his fast A crowd of cinema soon ooDsoted, and on the particulars being made knows. Kingston was takes into custody and brought before the magistrates. fleficient evidence having been taken so warrent a remand, the prisoner was 'emended, to the Coven try Gook maul Monday, when he will appear before the bench again. THE SUICIDE IN • POST-OFFICE VAN.—On Saturday morning Mr. Watley held an inqweet at the Hol born Ueda', Gray'e•iimproad, on the body ol Thomas Millie, aged 66, who committed suicide nadir Um following deter mind circumstances:—lt appeared from the evidence of Thomas Mullis, eon of the deceased, that V wee • green grocer, end carried on beeineee in Covent-prdan, and was a man of very intemperate habits, tad had threatened to destroy himself before. On Tu•eday morning last one of the drivers of the Pom-otios carts went to Warwick-place, Bed ford-row, and found the dammed lying at the bottom of the cart with • rope round hie nook, sidle deed. He was cot down and medical striatum sent for, but Ws wee extinct. The jury returned • verdict " That the deceased destroyed himself while in a state of temporary inasaity." DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TUE CITT.-00 Saturday morning between six and seven, • ire, attended with gnat lose of property, broke out on the premises of Mr. Theresa Yippard, artificial florist, No. 23, Jewia-.beet, Alderegatiestreet. The discovery was mods by ose of the City polios whilst piecing the boom. Not s moment was Met in giving the necessary alarm. The amines of the Leedom Brigade quickly attended, sad a good supply of water being procured they were rot to work, but • very few minutes elapsed bet we the whole of the promisee were in • 1•644. Notwithstanding the molt strenuous ezertions on the part of the firemen the ere wee not eatingnielted until they were entirely destroyed, nod the adjoining houses severely damned. As to the origin of the niiefortuns nothing at present can be ascertained. The lilyst Society' Ire-escape men entered the bolding shortly after the outbreak, but found no ose on the Premises. --- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND LOSE OT FOUR LIVES AT Euoo.—A telegraph mermga mast received In Dublin om Friday, announcing that the extensive mills belonalag to Robert Culbertson, E.q., of BalMo.:lore, within four miles of Sligo, were completely destroyed that worlds' by Si.. The telegraph adds that lour men ham been killed, end ten are stated to be very badly wounded. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.—A correspondent of the freernee's .feerresf, writing from Clonual, Thursday night, rye This morning • dreadful accident, reeoltiog in the deaths of two men, otxurred in the store of Mr. Patrick Dor man, of this town. It appears that the men were engaged In turning corn on a top loft of the store, when it gam way, precipitating the awn on the neat loft, which also gave way, carrying the two remelting lode with it to the ground door. TM n oi re of the falling mamma attracted a great number of =Tto the spot , the pollee alai arrived, and after a great axation the bodies of the two unfortunate men were discovered under the diirsi and corn. Life wee extinct in each. The elder of the two, John Duggan wee the father of ▪ hop family i the younger Petrick Hitius, wee only 19 peen 01d, end wee a respectable young men.' DISTURBANCES IN THE COUNTY OP DUBLIN.— We (Promos 's Journal) 'roust to learn that a Pease of disgraceful sod wanton offences against property have be.. recently perpetrated at Cabmteet), in the county of Dahlia. Some of these have been perpetrated in the tickers of the police barrack, end painfully dein,nairate the necessity of In snensieg either the number or the vigilance of the roaatabn• fry In thee district. Trees hare bees destroyed, favourite doge broad on galas, and thresteothg notices seed. A rwardas of rseetstratee has, we underatead, been held, and we bete inn will be takes to punish the °deaden, and pre vent a arearreooe of such disorders. [Adasetifeente:: ; )—J•telLe Silt , HONCROFATHIC aa Onese.ball.9 pufftie at • pram. foe the nkunefuelareal Oetos. !meow as tai. cos. eu. t r . 1 •4 ,0 “.•.. , .. 1 . 1 . Maaoesnaeof tar oroknowel Wks la rm.lee. ••••• asdirsidel mo.•••••.• of tn. unnour•uon buret...W.l It. assets raneeses Si tee 'satin as a deeiratati admen fee laroikid.. tonehent, eit mem THE POLICE COUBTS. GUILDHALL. James dloysima Hiikrt Perry, • man about 36 years of age having the appearance of a German student, and de numbed as • medical agent, was charged at this court • few daye ago with conspiring with another person not in custody Modal and defraud Mr. Tapling, of Msncheater, of 30!., which wee alleged to have been obtained by means of false pretences. The circumstances of this man are briefly three : —Ahoet three peen ago the Fomenter was introduced to the JIMMY' aad • Mr. Jarrett, the then lessee and manager of Drury-lane Theatre, and having had the narks of the theatre, before and behind the acenee, he was desirous, when applied to, at obliging those individuals, and when, there fore, the prisoner asked him to cash a cheque on the London end Westminster Bonk for 301., elegise that Jarrett wanted the money to pay the ballet-girls with, De advanced the rarmay at the mow time agreeing to hold the cheque back Mr • few days, at the expiration of which pa id it wee presented and Meaddishonoured, and marked, No effects—no ac count." He had only NM the defendant once since, and than be promised to put the matter all right, but did not. For the defence Mr. Levi aubruitted that the money was advanced to Jarrett to enable Dim to keep the theatre open, end that Jarrett had since become insolvent. It was inti mated that there w. re several other charges against the pri soner for passing similar cheque', upon which the magistrate remanded him for further inquiry, accepting his own wog- deances for his appearance Mr. Mr. Levi now appeared to ask br a raosad,; elating that he was unable to produce the wooled, who was arrested on a civil proms on leaving this court lust week, and he (Mr. Levi) had been too ill to apply kw a eases to bring the prisoner up from the custody of the sheriff. Alderman Humphery said of course tho case could not be proceeded with without Mr. Perry, and be therefore ex tended the prisoner's recognisancen for another weak. relic, a man of respectable appearance, was placed at the bar before Mr. Alderman liumphery, charged with being drunk sad dieorderly, and with assaulting a policeman sad wilfully destroying the officer's clothing. Edward Hancock, 129, of the City police, having stated the charge, displayed a psir of trousers in a frightful state of dilapidation, which ha meld the prisoner had almost torn from his person. Alderman Hamphsry—What is the damage to your trousers ? Fisailook—l out hardly say, dr. They are oomplstsly spout Alderman Humpliery—l Nippon the commissioners will give you another pair without charging you for them P Hancock—Not without you recommend it, sir. Alderman Humphery—Very well, 1 will recommend it ; sad now prisoner what hare you to My to the charge P Prisoner—Well, air, I was drunk, end could not help it. Aldermen Humphery—How mine you drunk P Prisoner—Why you see, sir my wife wee confined with three children yesterday. (Liaghter) Alderman Huniphery—Do you mean th ree children at one L Iriaoner—Yee, sir, two boys and a girt. (Laughter.) Aldermen Humphery—Are they all alive Primmer—Yes, ur, and going on nicely. (Laughter.) Alderman Ilutupbely—And so that was the reason you took to drinking 1 (Great laughter.) Prisoner—blot exactly, sir, but you see we had only one mom, and so I was obliged to walk the streets during the whole of the night that she was congaed ; and what with • drop at one Flue and • drop at SWUM, I got drank at last, and here I am. (Laughter.) Alderman linnaphery—Wall, Mr. Treble, under all the ciromostamme, I will not keep you from your good fortune— (langhter)—ao you may go tail time, bat don't corns hers again, for the same came will not serve you • second time. (Laughter.) Prieseser—Not if Ima help it, air. (Laughter.) LAMBITH. - - Mrs. Susan Dreweet, a firework nleaThafacturer in the West minoter-road, appeared before the Hon. 0. C. Norton, to maws to • SUIIIIBODII charging her with illegally disposing of fireworks on the 5 , 11 of November. Police-ooestable 117 L deposed to going into the shop of the defendant on the evening of Saturday, the 6th of Novem ber, and finding there a 'umber of porter purchasing fire works. He earr one gentleman wood with 6e. worth of squibs sad cracker., and weather with six pennyworth. lie defendant did not deny sallies the fireworks ea stated, end mid it wee the only meeneshe bade( insintaining herself 88d her family. The inspector an duty to watch the ease Mend the ma gistrate that Let year the husband of the delendant had been convided in penalties amounting to, he believed, 201. for a tdmiller arcs. At that time, In coesequence of the sad calamity which occurred in that immediate neighbourhood by the destruction of a firework manufactory, the matter had been taken up by the pariah authorities, who had laid the information. defendantTLe admitted that this we the fact, and said the proceedings on that cumin had broken her husband's heart and killed him. She added that they had been in the business fir 4b yean, and had never been mterfsted with bo lus last year. Mr. Norton observed that the defendant was quite aware of the conaegnances of selling fireworks, and having know ingly violated, the law she must pay a penalty of Si. and soma. Tha penalty was paid. Two young men, named Alfred keckards and Frederick Cable, the former an saidstant to Mr. blangwin, draper, of Powis-street, and die latter in the service of Mr. Vast, draper, of High-street, were charged with being concerned with others not la custody in riotous proceedings, end coop mining damage to the amount of 101. at the prmisee of Mr. Stun, draper, Alma-botue, Poeie-street, Woolwich. The caws excited considerahle interest, and the court ems crowded. 114pse re that with few exceptions the drapers of Wool wish sweetly speed to close their shops at 8 o'clock, and handbills were rued to that effect. The complainant, Mr. Stone, declined to does until 9 o'clock, sad consequently he had been much annoyed on each night by the assembly of numerous drapers' &miasma and others, who threstrnel violent measures sinless the early closing movement was car ned out by Mr. Stone. It was now proved by the evidence of the prosecutor, Mr. Robert Barleyinew, and other witness.. that between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock on the previous night • mob of more than 200 peewee @rambled in haat of Mr. Stone's shop, and kept up an inorsant yelling. The prisoners wen actively engaged in the sob, sad the prisoner Cable wee seen to extinguish a lamp ore the prose cator's window, sad else to raise hie hand, es though I. the eat of throwing, sad lameedisiely after a plat .glee heat, value 101., was meshed. By the snivel of the pollee further damage was prevented, and the prisoners were taken into custody. Mr. Trull said he should remand the prisoners in order that other offenders might be apprehended, and for the at tendonce of other witnesses, sad be considered the offers was of such a nature that he should send the cue to the ses sions for trial. The primness were them admitted to ben. JUISPITE OF THE CONDEMNED PORTI7OOIBI. A respite was received by the sheriff. on Saturday evening for the prisoner Charles Annois, a Portuguese lea man, who was convicted of murder at the last emotion of the Central Criminal Court, and left for execution, the day ap pointed for oarrying out the sentence being this (Monday) morning. It will be recollected that the priaoner was shipped se cook on board a Hstialt easel milled the Margaret, at Lat han, sad that when she had been a few days at sea the pri ! farm out tits throat of *ha c.ptu n as he lay asleep la his berth with • carving knife, and af, @mania made a desperate attack upon others of the crew with the name weapon, his proceeding being apparently without any object or motive, the unfortunate decimal particularly having treated him with great kindness. The prisoner would have been alto gether without legal assistance at his trial if the metier bad not been taken up by the representatives of the Portuguese government, who retained counsel oa his behalf. The defence set up was that the prisoner committed the act while labouring seder ,temporary insanity, and it wee urged that he ought to be acquitted upon that ground. The jury, however, found the prisoner guilty of the crime ul willed murder, and the 14th of November was titte tt y flied for his execution. A very general feeling apt to prevail among all the puttee connected with the one, that the prisoner ought not to have bean convict.< d of rasidoer,particahirly as; Wart from the peculiar Cifetill1111•11001 tinder which the crime appeared to have been committed, there wee ream to believe that the primmer had been ma llard es a Instate in Lisbon shortly before he joined the Mar gad, sad that if more time had been allowed evidence could have been brought forward to establish this fact. Mr. Meth, thesauri...l who conducted the prommiten, it appears, had a very strong feeling that upon the evidence the life of the primmer ought not to be taken, and he waited upon Mr. Justice Williams, wto tried the case, and intimated to that leaned jades the Mews he entertained upon the subject, and at the mime time oohed him whether he considered it woad he acting in any way unbecoming hie position, if be ware to wait own the Home Secretary and have acme am e anicatiou with him in reference to the fate of the prieoner. Mr. Julio. Williams Mated that it appeared ME that so far from the interference of the learned commal being in any way unbecoming or improper he considered that the interest he took in the fate of the unfortunate prisoner was highly creditable to his humanity and honourable to biro is hia position as ea advocate, and that if he felt that the priemsee Ills ehould be spared, it was hie duty to put the Secretary of State ii 01 every information that would justify biotin cum gto that conclusion. lir. Sleigh accordingly, it appears, waited upon the Home Secretary on Saturday afternoon, and had a conversation of some duration with him in reference to the case of the prisoner. The par ticulars, of °ours', cannot be made public, but the result was that Sir GI. Lewis consented to respite the execution for fourteen days, namely, to the 28th of November, and a communication was made to the sheriffs to that effect; but they were at the same time requested to impress distinctly upon the prisoner that his life was not positively spared, but that it would depend entirely upon the further inquiries that would be instituted relating to the state of hie mind whether the capital sentence would be carried out or not. The com munication of the Secretary of State wan received at the gaol of Newgate about half-past fire o'clock in the afternoon, at which time barriers had been erected in the Old Bailey, and all the necessary preliminaries for the dreadful orremony bad been prepared, and all expectation that the life of the unhappy roan would be spared had left the minds et the offi cials of the prison. The sheriffs at once proceeded to the call where the prisoner wee confined, and communicated to him the intelligence they had just received, taking especial MIN to explain to him that the reprieve was only for a certain period, and he appeared deeply thankful for the repite, se nay be imatined. It is understood that further inquiries relating to the prisoner will be made immediately at Lisboa, and if they should torn out ea isaatioipaled, the prisoeer'eseat imam will, In all probability, be commuted to one of penal servitude. MARKE7S. COTTON.—Livseroot, Noy. 12.—Tbe sales of cotton to-day Si' withstand at 7,000 balsa The market is without chases ince yesterday. WOOLLEN.—Luns, Nov. 12.—The market has pre sented no feature of importance this morning. Three has ban &beet the meal attendance In .the halls, and a fair steady business lum been transacted. COTTON GOODS.— MANCNENTIL Nov. 12. The greater activity in thin market observable on Tuesday, and again noticed as continuing in yesterday's report, has led to a very considerable busioese being transacted in the aggre gate during the weak. One consequence of the late check In onr trade with India wee, that teeny looms exclusively em ployed on fabrics for that market were turned to other cloths, and now that As Made is recovering again, prices the sooner begin to strengths.. TM orders placed for 40-inch shirting* this week, of the lighter makes suited to the Calcutta market, are reported to be extensive, and prices are lid. per pleas higher, whilst foe Silb shirting' there is an advance of 3d. From the lowest rates current last month in the better clam of shirting* for Ctuna, there is an improve ment equal to 6d. per piece. The contracts placed for printing cloths aad T cloths are also extensive, and prices here a tendency to greeter stringency. The demand includes nearly all binds of fabrics, both for home and &mien mar kets, and one good feature in the present state of the trade is that greeter activity is experienced in finished goods, such as bleached, dyed, and printed fabrics, than for some time past. Yarns are fully id. per lb. dearer than in the early part of the week, and In some cases Id. Fine counts, which had bean aeglecte4 for some time and largely stocked, have moved o ff In some large parcels. HARDWARE.—Bututivottam, Nov. 12.—The reports rensived this week relative to the state of the trade of this town Sr. of a satisfactory character ; the merchants' orders are smaller than usual, but the home trade is so good in all these branches which are dependent upon season, that any languor which may midst in the foreign department is scarcely felt. The lectors' orders are rather on the increase ; at nearly all the manufactories the workpeople are making the average time, and goods see being made to order, not for stock. At the rolling mills business is tolerably active ; and the complaints of slacks's, which prevailed a few weeks ago have altogether died away. There is no reason to doubt that trade will improve rather than otherwise during the neat few weeks, because there is a class of goods always in demand at this time of the year for Christina' presents. In the dis trict the various manufacturing trades are moderately brisk: there is no great deal doing in costing', but neither can that branch be said to be slack; and in less important Undo there is full employment. There are complaints of languor in the iron trsde; but these are not general, and moat of the mills and forges are in full work. The coed trade is consequentbrisk, on the increased demand for domestic tin t : i n tha consumption at the write is hilly up to the quantity raised or coming into the district. CORN.—Csmnatoos, Nov. 12.—Our mutat was alto ;rat'chaspd as regards the pairs of cora, and dull. tr un , red, 365. to 425.; whits, 48s. Barley, 245. to 46e. Boss', 38.. to 40s, Oat., 20a. to 26.. CANTERBURY. Nov. 12.—The 'apply at market to day was rood, with rather s brisker trade, and prices s lilW firmer. Wheat, brown, old, M. to 465. ; new, 38s. to 45a. • white, old. 440. to 6040 ; new, 42a. to 484. Barley, new, Ws: to 475. Oct., new, 20s. to 27.. BOWL, 345. to 47a. Per, 34i. to 40a. Casa atm, Nov. 12.-We had • good supply of wisest at our market ;Ms morning. Prices were muck the sans as Wt week with& good demand. Supply of oats good ; barley small. Priose maintained. Wheat, white. sew, 18e. 6d. to 20e. ; old, 18.. Bd. to 20s. Od. ; red, now, 17e. ed to 18e. 6d. ' • old, 17e. 6d. to 18s. trod. Barley, new and old, 13s. 6d. to 14a. Oats, potato old, 10.. to 11s. ; new, Bs. 6d. to 104. ; com mon, 9e 9d. to 10.. 3d. • new, 7s. 6d. to Bs. Flour, per stone,ls. 10d. to 2s. O a tmea l , 2 4 . 2d. to 2s. 4d. Ayr meal, 1.. 4d. Bosisysdal, Is. 4d.-Carlisle Journal. Coi.mturaa, Nov. 12.—A moderate supply of wheat, peas, sad bras, sad a more liberal one of barley. Es& of the above sold at as advance of le. to 2e. thoueserzn, Nov. 12.—At our to-day's market wheat was In Improved condition, and both English and foreign found bitters at le. to 2a. per qr. more money. Grinding earn unchained. Good beans the turn deems. Malting barley still ofitred freely. Holders of oata wanted= advance, which rrstrictad businea. Imports of the week ending Nov. 12 :—Whear, foreign, 7.190; barley, Ireland, 240; foreign, 2,460; oats, Ireland, 980; foreign, 410; madams, foreign, 1,349 qrs. Gumuroan, Nov. 12.—The supply of wheat was very limited. Sellers were enabled to obtain an advance of Is., and in some instances 2e. per qr., the demand being general. Barley cold rather bettor, other grain without change. Wheat, 40e. to 605.; ditto old, 445. to 66e. Barley, 29.. to 44.. Oats, 19e. to 27e. Beans, 37e. to On Peas, 36e. to 384. Nov. 12.—The whsat trade to-day for the finest wools, met buyers at fully le. per load dramas , coarse sons a vary dull trade. Barley ands rather tuns mossy, with a lair supply. Oats sods foram prioes. Psassad beau Arm la pros. Wheat, 21s. t• Ills. per load. Barley, 265. to 47e. pro qr. Oats, 20s. to 211 a. pre qr. Psis, 24.. to 275. per loss. Baas, 265. to 31s. par load. _ _ Laicsarrn, Nor. 12.-To-day out corn market was pretty well supplies with farmers' wheat, but a good many of the red samples were of inferior quality. The trade was mere alive at an advances of Is. to 20. • white sold at 44a. to 48s. ; red, 40a. to 44e. per 36 steam etudes barley was in onall supply and moved off readily at its extreme value, and in a few itestacces higher prices were made ; malting, 38s. to 42.. per quarter ; grinding, a slow sale at 275. to 31a. per 30 stone. Fair conditioned ample" of oats were in request at 34.. per 24 stone, while seconder, ditto ware quoted at 28s. to 30*. There was more activity in the bean trade and more remunerative rates WWI realised, 49e. to 64.. per 38 stone. Fine Bout 33.., seconds 315., thirds 29e. par 20 stone. NiscsaiLS•tirON-Tyra, Nov. 12.-At au market this morning we bad a moderate =ow of wheat front the growers, which sold quickly at an improvement of la. to 2.. per qr., extra south country at the same time meeting with with= taken at Is. advance. For extra new *oath country yellow 48a. wee paid, and 46a. for old Norfolk, weighing 6110.., bat weighed 60410.. For old foreign we experienced an ex tended inquiry at an 'draftee sum. this day se:might*, 2.. per gr., extra Pomeranian red making 485., and Ceekle rum 46. all per 6041= Flour was held very stiffly, still ma yet our extreme quotations cannot be exceeded ; Ms. -.-325. for extra honaehold, and 34.. for =ace whites. Itje unaltered. South country malting p = =lam fine and heavy, most de to ceit quit; native on the contrary, was taken o ff readily at rather higher roles. In malt lOUs change observable. In beam and grinding per rather more Petah& whilst boilers met little attention. Oats were lee* prraingly offered, and, if anything, may be written a shade dearer. A cargo of for coloured Swediph was pieced at 235., 4010.. per bushel. The arrivals Ode week are :-What, coastwise, 2,181 qrs.; barley, cemeteries, 508 ; foreign, 140; malt, coastwise, 85 ; oats, coastwise, 862; beano, camerae, 10; dour, 2,120 socks. NORWICH ' Nov. 12 .- The supply of wheat at to day'. market was not excessive, and there being a better feeling is the trade, prices advanced Is. to 2s. per quarter, for both old and mw. At this advance ease of the miller. were rather free buyers. sad some quantity changed hands. There was a fair show of barley, and last week's prices were sup ported for both malting and tbstilimg Forte. Flour made le. per seek more money; to-night's quotation is 30e. to 3.0.. 6d. per sack from the miller. Whits wheat, 47a. to 605.; red ditto, 42.. to 46a.; best chevalier malting barley, 421. to 47e.; runs chevalier ditto, 345. to 385.; distilling ditto, 34a. to 318 a. per quarter. NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 12. - Tim show of wheat at our Can If:change was tolerably good, and there was a moderate attendsnee of f•TIECTS and factors. Wheat was Ursa at an advance of 1.. to 2.. per quarter; old white realised 60.. to 64a.; old red, 41.. to 48..; new white, 47a. to 61a.; new red, 41e. to 46u. p.r 36 stone. Of barleythe supply was fair, and the inquiry for melting wimples was good at the extreme prices of lest week, namely, 345. to 455. par qr.; grinding were in languid request, end in some can rather lower rates bad to be seibmii tad to; old moved off at 38a. to sew, 29e. to 30. per 30 stone; Basle, 38e. to 4 to. per qr. For oats mast rates may tee prowl ; old, 275. to 385.; new, 23e. to 28..; old foreign, 24.. to 29.. per 24 atone. Beans wens small show, and made le. per qr. more money ; old, 48.. to 61..; new. 41e. to 445. per 38 none; superfine flour, 3d.. to 39..; fine, 29.. to 3.1 e. per 20 stone. OXFORD, Nov. 12.—There was • full attendance at Ilia market to-day, end a good deal of Mullane treameted in fine atmplea, which were readily bought up et an advance of Is. per quartet frees ible day menwight. White wheat cold from 46L to 111. prr quarter ; red, from 41e. to 46e. Barley, for grioding purposes, wee very plentiful, but in conarepirnos o the bad condition, scarcely any was eold. Fine samples were in n quoit at stoat last wanes quniation ,s via., 42e. Owes were in much better trade, at • ourwidemble edemas prior rating from 18s. to 31*. Boons wore worth Iron 395, to 48s. Hog per, 39.. to 41a. Bolling peas, 43.. to 48e. Floor, 32a. pee mak. Hay, 31. to 41. per ton. Parsasoaouost, Nov. 12.—At our marts( to-day we had a turderate supply of wheat, which mats ready sale at la. per qr. aver the prices of this day week. Barley rather dearer. Oats make la. per qr. mere mealy. Beau fully b. per qr. higher. Bast red wheat, 465. • curantim, 41s. to 425. per UMW. Oats, 11d. to Hid. par aione. Berms, 41.. per qr. of 6321 k.. • - RIADIMO, Nov. 12.—There was a pretty good supply of wheat et market this morning, and about an average attend ance. The wheat trade waa decidedly more active, and a fair amount of business was transacted at a slight advance gene• rally, and oe the best qualities, of le. per quarter. The trade in whet descriptions of grain was more healthy, good malt ing qualities of barley were in demand and realised high prow, but there was not much inquiry for intermediate Forts. A pretty good trade was done in oats, the prices being firm. There was a lightly improved trade in beans and peas at late Was. ROLHEYTEII, Nov. 12.—This market wee better &Waldo:1 than for some time pest; holders of choice parcels demanded Is. yet quarter advance, but although in some instances this war given for the primest samples, yet the inferior rad second lots underwent no improvement. Red wheat was in rather route active demand and the slow pretty good. beet samples eelimg readily and fully supporting the ram of last week. The choicest kinds of white were done at 46.. to 615., and the inferior from 425. to 465. ; for beet sorts of red as high as 47.. wes obtained, but the general run was from 39e. to 435. A fair amount of business was done in barley at the full rates of lest week, the primest malting lots fetching as high as 44e. • grind i ng kind. were not in much request, sad price. wiwe'about the sane as those of last market. There was not • large eupply of oats, but an advance of about 6d. per quarter was given. Beans were • minty show, but good sorts are on the advance. In peas there was scarcely any thing doing. Floor is advancing in price. WISBECI, Nov. 12.—The Martini fairly supplied with grain of all kinds today; the wheat trade opened at an advance of lc to ls. per qr., but in consequence of bad buy ing towards the close, as much ma 3s. per qr., and even more, wee gives. Spring cola of all kis& in demand at rather more money. Prices to the grower :--Wheat, white, sew, 44a. to Ma., extra, 494.,631be. pa bushel; do. red, new, 395. Web., extra, 44a. ; do. white, old, 445. to 475., extra, 49e. ; do. red, old, 40s. to 42e. entre, 44a. Oats, 101 d. to Ild. per stmts. Beene, 38..t0 42a. per qr. . . . Woacievai, NOT. I2.—At Oda day's market there Irmo a full supply of wheat which sold readily at en advance of fully Ia pr quarter. Barley held for a similar improve ment. Oata isodusg upwards. English beans Is. to 2e. per quarter higher. PIM rather dearer. You, Nov. 12.—Tbe attendance to-day wee good, and there was a tolerable show of wheat (both old and new). Wheat sold really at an advance of ; the best whits qualities talked 605.; ordinary and inferior ditto, 445. to 475.; Gee red, 445.; other descriptions, 40s. to 425. per 36 atone. Barley was a somewhat plentiful show, and a good trade was done In malting descriptimie at 345. to 40s. per qr. ; grinding sold at 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. Of oats the stow was moderate, and a fair demand wee experliseed at previous rata 22a. to 245. per 24 stone. Beans came to band very slowly, and made 44.. to 48e. per 38 stone. Malt, 665. to 68e. Rye, 30s. per qr. DUBLIN Nov. 11.—We had • small apply of grain at market to-day. Wheat in some instances brought an ad vance of Ild. Barley may a quoted so en last day, except for an occasional ample of superior malting, which brought • slight advance. Oats were dull, bat not lower. There was more doing in foreign wheat, and better prices obtained. Indian corn was in better demand, ad • further advance of 6d. per quarter wee obtained. KIRKCALDY, Nov. 12.—We have had changeable, cold weather during the week, with ocationally sharp frost. This has meantime put a stop to wheat sowing, unless on favour ably situated spots. We fear the potatoes that stall remain in the ground are very tenth injured, and even those In pits ere not keeping very well. At our country markets this week we had fair supplies of all kinds of gra in; condition generally good. Demand reedy for all aorta, at an advance of 6d. to a la. per qr. even for middling qualities. Here to day we had a mall supply of wheat; sales quick at la per qr. advance. Barley and oats in fair supply; sales ready eeough at last week's prase. Wheat. 395. to 60e. 6d. per qr. Barley, 30e. to 395. Oste. 224. to 28s. WATEIVOILD, Nov, 12.—N0 inoreme can be reported in our deliveries of home-grown grain this week, but we have had liberal arrivals from abroad. The upward movement in the trade noted in our last still continues end fanners' wheat bee advanced ls. 64. to Is. 9d. per barrel on the week. Foreign has been in good request at our quotations. B= has sold freely at an improvement of 61. to Is. per b and oats have found ready buyers at 3d. per barrel more money. A large business has been done in Indian corn the last few days at full prices, and holders generally are indiffer ent about selling except at higher rates. Flour dearer by Is. per sack. Imports this week:—lndian corn, 8,710 qrs.; flour, 21 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 60 barrels: Barley, 60 ; oats, 1,150; flour, 1,012 sacks. i I jig" ; I i ; i I 1 I ato Alb 4 a l a . Wean& 4 9 • [Ms Wtalso al nb ll llorkno II ile mina 1 I noilaaar .... 3 • Meiiiii6i 4 a , Zero 011335 . 99999 f • f Oa alb I Ilawfoo ...... ...... a 0 .......aslall I 5 ... . . 1 lo Firm 3 11 ga: -. ........ -- : 1 1 1 aramaasr : ig 6 VralfrtalLll, for troir- g oldr, of 10 eon. 6 ft, with %added ; gat ytt, each ; the emoted to mav a s thi bis stake. Masers of 100 soya., Mb ; 200, 7.b extra. Horses haring started Unice without wining or being eecood, alloyed Sib; marls sod geldings allowed 31b. About six furlongs.— Apollyon, Gay lad, Admit, Mixture, Rosamond. LIAXDICAP PLATO of 30 a vs., for 2-yr-olds and upwards. A winner, after th e declaration of the weights, to terry 10Ib lairs ; or the .ironed In say nos, receivisg his stake, or more, back, Mb. Any number ciborium belonging to the same owner may mart for this ream Ratmoor, 1 soy. About six furlonp.—To does sad sums ow Tuesday mening. (New Race) ; ACTON 1715171714 . 1:IISINT (Handicap), for 2-yr-olds, 5 owe. each, 2 ft, with 2$ added. The winner to be add foe 601. ; 'Moos after the declaration of the weights t, carry 51b extra. Half • mile. To close and name on Tuesday 'venlig. Till BNTLIN HANDICAP Of 2 sacs. each , with 20 added, for 3-yno'ds and upwards ; the mend horse to save his maks. Whom after the d•claration of the weights to carry 7lb extra. Once round and in, about one mode and 193 yards. To doss sad rim co Tuesday evaciag. A HANDICAP SWILEPSTAXEs of 3 ern. each, with 25 added, for 1-yralde nod upwards. The winner to be sold for 401. Moors sitar the declaration of the weights to wiry 711) extra. T.Y.C.—To clues and name on 1 nesday waning. Tit FoREOATI STAR= of 10 sore. each, 6ft •, 2-yr. olds, 7.4 7th ; them, get. Maw twice this year (natones moored) to carry 61b extra ; awes and geldings allowed 3lh hones having started four times this year wit ant winning allowed 31b. About three furlongs and a quarter, straight run in.—To clove end name on Tuesday evening ACCEPTANCILA TOR TOR STSWANDs . CUP iliandleap), sow. . ae^h, added to • handsome mosem of p ate, ca l., 30 eon, for 3p-olds and upwards ; the wood hone to sec his stake. Hones having been beaten In the Corporaden Plan allowed 31b off the original weight ; a winner after the declaration of the weights to carry 10lb extra; or the escond is any rite receiving back his stoke, or more, 6lb extra. One Inds—The highest weight accepting being under Oct, it has been raised to that sp weight, sad the others in proportion. wee lb 1161961090 a inn 64 ft 3 id otatiactor Airo u 1 i 4 t I a gill . 4 aMaiot . 3 3 3 • &rimester to m ........ I 9 11 iat ri6S thsd" 3 '1 6 Hem *Wm IS 3 . 3 lo ?I. &pg. ilk I . 3 10 V/66 1 ism 3 mod o S etu T CT I P (Handicap), vales 100 son., lei of 10 sun eat* . . The wittier of may ram, /Irse a rs d reclaration of the weights, to carry 71b ; se Um somnd bane in any such race roaning back his make or IRMO, to carry dlb extra ; lan sublaibers, or no race,* sash unkeeriber to name two horses, and any ma two. limas than 10 subscribers, ills second to receive 20 son. from dm winner. About • mile end a half. ♦ESSELS SPOLEN WITH. rimandar, frees Bombay for Liverpool. fleet. 29. let 19 9 lea 62 B. Darrevtarltar Baal, from Moulmein for Falmouth, Anon X, let! los 91 N. Vied Se trans Liverpool for Sambas, Sept 29, hat SS S. lam 39 E. Elm (lialowarlsa eaboooer), from London toe the West Wise, O. It, shoot 100 mike from Madeira. Hears Reath* (barque). lot 2.9 it, too SI 10 W. loeeolt Smithy, from Liverpool for Batavia, July 6. lot IS N. lon SO W. Pud de IT e.. Morose, from LII•npool for Calcutta, Sept. 14 lo 41 8, N. Tin MalLe.—The steam-ship Ripon, Capt. Field, left Southampton on Saturday for Alexandria, witb the An stralian. Bombay, and Mediterranean mails, 262,9231. to specie, and 164 ;amalgam, among ehom we Maim Pennycnck, °ordeal and Hullos ; Litrat,Cols. Raney sad Bennett; Cola. Forrest , French, Henderson, and Bart ; Cava. Jacob, Price, Murpby, fkmady, Adisy, sad Potts; Lisots. Smltbett, Orteltbs, Hudak and Roch ; Ensigns Fans, M e and Barton; Dr. Bald, Mumma-Surgeons Boyle sad bloom _ _ au.• AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DESPATCHES Plow LITitaPOOL.-0a Neirday lot the British and North American Royal Man steamship Asia sailed from U . for New Turk with the United Butes and North mails and 139 pasesogets. On Wednesday next the Qaebeo and Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's steamer North Briton will be despatched from the Mosey for Portland with the Canadian mails. Letters will be re oeived at the Liverpool Post-Aloe on that day till 8.16 a.m. and on the landing stage till 106. m. The additional tee at the landing stage, besides the usual postage, is 6d., which mast be prepaid in stamps. Telegraphic despatches may be for within a few minutes of the steamer's sailing, through the onion of the Neu York .11-ssa, IC, Exchange-street East, Liverpool. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CAPTAIN OF A VERSE:L. —An Otago journal, jest received, says:—" Worsen' to re cord • fatal accident which happened on Wednesday eveoing ea board the screw steamer New Era, by which Captain Richard Petrie, of the Avonvale, of Khoirdlne, lost hie life. Captain Petrie, after getting the bark Avonvale towed to a sale berth inside the beads of the screw steamer Pirate, was on his way up to town by the New Era, and whilst on deck and leaning against the iron rail he loot his balance and fell overboard. Every effort was at ones made to save him ' but the shadow of the hills prevented his being kept in sight, mad retarded the efforts to get alongside of him. When at length pulled up, life wee extinct, every effort made by thaw' on board to resuscitate him proving vain. Captain Petrie was a the young man, sad has left • wife and two children to mourn his untimely feta." (Advertisement.]—HoLLowAiN PILLS have been raced by the Gomm= carat of mankind at the bead of lateral Ye. medial for romortag obnoxious polar front tbs bloat sad living meaner of the human body. Tim lan amid therieds year atter rem from I atm a molar to the deals at EMMA*. drone. marlaron. limy ett.oliont, 14.—a tad selnial b mynaas of wit. moo. They never fall to she a Neu teen samba* arras NW at bast. and to madame Um dot ceugiste earn tgeodes wesrlease sad &Alf ty. the wandaia of dem.llll Mudd demi , sad Ad dem. ere replaced with rpm and healthful action Marry arra lules the tram by ths iontornave sad e.abilarafanalskraso of Walftlalag prepireono BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DUNITORD.—Nov. 9. it Ileroldith. oar That , " the wife of W. Ettrg e l d Mor.l. 'f ai Keottsh.to en, the .It. of W. M. IV l Ttri.ttee d . k d. s t iruers-etreet. Edastgll, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. J. Lesee. of • toe 71te..1111a.m.place. Duello, the wife of W. A. lithlve. Nen , nr• dauxhter. JACKSON —Nov. 10 et Illeeholtne, ncor Lincoln. the mile of the Bishop of Liao of • eon le.—floy. 0. et :settAng.olll, the wife of Captain A. C. Key. Z.N.. 0.8. of a deuebtof. PU . at Mentlonbonee nod, Edinburgh. the wife of the Dec W. Pai ford. of 0 son 13PKNOIL—Now. 9. at Deantuld noon. Wentoo. near °Vey, Tort. abbe. Unearth, of W. Y. nonce. gag.. N.D of a Pon. TAY LOIL—Woo. 10. at Bethel place. Camberwell. the wl'e of C. Taylor. fag M.D., of a daughter. MAAKIMIES, BATT.SON—BL A IXl6.—Thoo.lo,atAbcricort by tho Drlde„,_ son. U. Buren, hog.. of Woolson'. to llaromot. dtogbtot of T. Bloats, of Kinguat,Aoerdaeriabko. DV:WM K— BULL hlf —N. . or. 10. at Lbw,' Chapel, arm Lir the Roe T. Rattler, D.P., LL.D.. Jw.ri.h..oo of J. Brootell, b o F f Lisaogold. Hollington, noar mactiteigkid. to Mal WIDw. dbutMor or N. hullo,. Koos. of Nor Brighton. BURR& MD—ItICII A it Urn/h.—Nor. 10, at Allßouli,ttnattantalloa , by 111 , 1 It M. K. Wit:. M.A., Lieut. •C un olooot 0y 0 04 . : o *. nark to Augutta , daub a Net.. al Yortialutliace. DEATHS. OllllB.—Nor. 9, the Rey. O. — W7Ca:A. Rector of the gtarteil of LIMP ermine. get eh...enrolee, MeeinouthAire, and C , ; 0 KARA M .— Not. 11. at Wades Lodge, 01,1 Brampton, Margaret, elfe of T. Ombra. •4114 01J. HALRON: Nee. 10, u ISL. atepheierlthe, Matehersmlth, the Rap. 0. A. Oahe% ILA., aged 41. 110011.—Nee.IE Thome. Editurton flood. EN.. of Earlatratt. Maar' Mara In the fhb year of be Lell—Mee. la. et Klegatreet:reeds. T. M. Lee . Ewa, medal. MACCULLOCH.—Oet. M. at 44, Connaught. term% Hydaterk. Loa the, after kw lames. (home Maooett. Meg., M. 11., eta der -111140. late of Oh he Wag.. Ottarde. //needs will pleats amela of Me Intimation. POPII I N.—Nov.lo, al Clederell steel, TentoarMe. Mr. LI. Poptle. and 44. lIMPA R D —Nov. 9. at Oreat Melon Metre, Otos. IL S. ObreeeML Hne, aged EL Primed an.l bt irtutax Inn R. 1.31 of Ns. S. Laeleti ouv.to. Us. City et unesa. m tln Offers. in bard Won. ut rrwis el WhiSofrius.—NosuaT, Avails"' 14. ./