The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

FILANCL es-in oca ow, twaaassowaarea NAN, eATCADAY iVSNIMO. A council of minister was held at Ossapiegns to day. The court will prolong its stay at Coropieine b.: I lee. 6. As soon as it was known in Rome that NI. About was wnting in the Mannino* a series of articles on &amino One birthplace of Cardinal Anton/111 which 14. About hes rendered famous), orders were given to prohibit the circulation in Rome of that journal. Three or tour pereoos of princely rank were showed as a groat favour to receive their copies of the second number; all the rest were confiscated in the Post office. The Bourse was very doll all day. Bulls and bears were alike indisposed to do homier, the oscil lations of the Rents having lately been so trifling as to afford little scope for profitable operations either way. The near approach olds, dividend which will be 'struck on Dec. 7 prevents any great fall, but the ascertain state of foreign affairs chocks every ten dency to a rise. To-day the Ruts closed at 88.90 and 139.8.5, with a rise of Sc. for cub, and a fall of 10c. fur w.coutit. Mobilier wu without change. Railway■ a shade lower. I [stair reed attention to the flagrant ilkgaluy of which me French government was guilty w hen seized hooka or pamphlets without following up the seizure by a prosecution. The DObats and Press* now make some very strong remarks upon the seine subject, grad in they cannot openly blame the govern ment their strictures take the form of doubts whether ita intentions have not been misrepresented by foreign journal,. It is intolerable, gays the Dikais, that the administration should hare the right, with out any form of law, to withdraw from circulation may work which it may happen to dislike. Such a deetrise would be as applicable to persons as to writlap, and if it is to prevail " citizens may be imprisoned without being brought to trial." The com plaint of the DMus is most just, but its illustration is unfortunate. There is no habeas corpus in France, and there is, Is point of fact, nothing whatever either is law wiprect ice to prevent citizens from being arbitrarily i mgri for an indefinite length of time. But peiations (not being newspapers) are bettor protected by law than individuals. As I before pointed out, the government is bound in case of a meows to institute • prosecution within ten days—otherwise the seizure is void. In the cages of U. de 31oetalembert and M. About that delay was allowed to pass without any further mop being taken. and yet the seizure was maintained. Hence the illegality which I denounced. M. Emile de Otrardtn. with respect to whose last pamphlet it was .n play • similar game, gave out that in case no prosecution wee entered against him, he would apply to a court of law to have bin pareph.eui remotes', to him fur Moralities. 'lbis intimation from • -egoiuta man, added to the exposure &noun no in forgive papers, has preisahly compelled ' the auto iritMe to look • little mere closely into the law. of which they are in the Wit of making but u lx ut A step has ham takes towards the proucut.ot. of M. de Mostalembert. Ho Wan SOW mooed to appear before • Judge et Iseirsetion yes terday, but beteg at hie estate la Beeped, in deli cate heeith., embed by • seven demeede be hen • es adthurameed for a fortalght. Colocul Arthur de Mostalembert. whew death I have sirviidy mentioned, in stated by the Mereigmer to have died is the Hospital of Lolls Magluesia. Several journals is; that he was a victim of r.holeeM He was 17 yearn alp (two or three lOUS younger Huta his illustrious brother); &widow and eve young children deplore hie Mm. The Freer& wee la Menem b seespletely over, and tel. saddest temaisatioa of the sompsige le, to all seeming. • method and eadeleseery =ewer to the aprehalsises that were enteelleinei of • joint setios is Morocco br Franey and Spuds. • despatch from • of Nevesibor 17th, aneweests the arrival there of Generals itertimprey sad Twit who were about ut tw followed by the whole expselltio= army. toe city was preparing a Ike Ike erupt toe. The Emperor of Austria has sent to the Schiller cogemittor of Paris a magniaseatedition of the poet's work.. jut printed at the imperial press of Vivo**. THE UNITED STATES. ma Royal Mall eteewriiip Pen* Capt. Judkias, hos New York es the 9th Set., arrived at Liverpool at 8 o'clock oa Saturday morning, bringing Oa pas owe and 230,000 dole. is epees. Owed= sad souse North Americas, bens, seafood oat at Quahogs es the Bth Set. t sad the Vaaderbilt, free Seathampteo, reached New Yet ea the 7th. Elections were held on the Bth inst. in the states or New luck, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Wis- consin, I iiinois, and Louisiana. Partial returns in- --- (Ledge ;he success of the Repabliean party in all these states except Louisiana, which appears to have pas for the Democrats. The voting in New 'leek and Massecnusetts we* very light. The Harper's Ferry trials still attracted consi derable attention. A free negro named Copeland had been convicted, bat a bill of exceptions and • motion for arrest of judgment in his case had been pet in. Captain Cook had been placed on trial, and his confession was read in court. In moving that one oft lie pruioners, named Stephens, be handed over to the tederal authorities for trial, the counsel stated that • number of facts important to the development' of the C4Oll were unknown to the public ; and he felt slanted th►t enough would be ascertained by the trial o,t btepbeua by the federal authorities to cri minate • number of prominent northern abolitionists mad brag them before the bar of justice. Stephens was Larded over to the United States Marshal. A telegram from Richmond, Virginia, says :—" It is ate-trained that under the laws of Virginia the Governor cannot pardon a penoo convicted of trea son to tail commonwealth except with the consent of the Ger.eral Assembly, declared by joint resolution. This r.e.s Wise of ail responsibility in the matter. What :ae legislature will do is not known. There is a hope through them." Other parties implicated in the insurrection had been arrested. The Hun. Grantley Berkeley and his party were htinting buffaloes with success in the far watt. Mr. Berkeiey had also been lecturing at St. Joseph, Miseoun. • The New York Herald *aye: " Her Britannic Majesty's Commissioner, Hon. Moses 11. Perky, and suite, !appointed to negotiate the fishery treaty be tween Great Britain and the United States, left bars this morning for the Snub, in continuation of mat surveys, preparatory to their meeting in con "twice" It ehdadelphia on the 15th inst." The • grain elevitor" of the New York Central Reamed at Baba° had been destroyed by Bre, to fettle!. with MY 200,001) bushels of wheat toe taintd ;a the bre= The lose is about 250,000 dol., whack is by insurance. The Washington cooniyondent of the Noe reelk Herald asp : Tlifi oats al OW Maness oldi Emend if amiss coo. S kirysso tat is dlpbeatre dries. It is ea loeforkss 1 bars idrifoly hltetsai y, dot Ha ofsif et Lend Jean litssioi I • lea awoke la ohms* to Sio Jon lit* sod the course el Oosissi Wag oss sot frjzier= yes disessarisl is • dish awes. Its la Cooed osof rlee tea pod dal sldisNedh sod the Ingsorino d all tOs artless that ft slssolil ts repaid is es = sod resoidly NNs moo gift N *AO ft odd Morro Osors brass se Kr. Deism as ths 24004 I au emend by Woe els lege am N. is • neenryleee et kind room& lad dr* pros dm rlipbt tis Mod, sod ffssisla• the igallort Manny. Tea rod use forprisd Isar that imp words NM. prod booms Mr. Albs sad Lord .I.fis Bssar, sod PM ins saisMar 6r ilsOsuissi Is Om fa, Isigsties sod son Irmo Setwataf. DlefE.--Mteat mina Aim* ea Than &y alit sate, and at tie Boob bob feriae N. r Peethrr i llag le r W ed washlatety, whoa ernist *ma lese mated yak the elhal eall woe deems wwise with le also same of *me see lie pedhert prilsa ego eternise. Oa the miehieery WIT the allee• tease* ena'st id= IMO teed. be lees eif red eathiel. Oa taawlselha ef the may a Asia Veatelesalsa Ali!shooliKoras passfekr. DWI W lam arsell ImusTim_ Lamm PAimiltaut•Caows Date—sAl4ll. Dar. Me'. lii; by nom MM. UM; MI MIN.. THE EXPM-SB, NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Nov. 20. ROYAL MARIS Cs.—A detachment of the Woolwich division of Royal Marisa Llakt Weeny, warring of • era meat, • corporal, sad slaty private, seder the cornered of Lieutenant Boott, Is under orders to leave Woolwich to-mor row be Portman* to ambrat for anwice ea hosed her Ma jesty's 90. steam-vessel Queen, comeheioned ma Friday C. F. Hillysr. Nineteen son-cennaraakesa aAetws and sass of the same division, under the commend el ' &reran Jackson, have oleo embarked for revise am bend the screw aresse-weasel Muting, comatieloye4 ot Woolwich oy Commander Graham. The Devastation stesoi-voyel, Connemara W. s, Itow the Wen ladra sad North American stairs, wee paid raf ofat thin yard yesterd a y, and the crew grante d s i x weals' leave abloom HATHAX, 20. The Royal Commissioners• S appointed t 0240 inquire taro aad apart yea the state of the national defences hays paid a sand is the deekyard sad garrison, with the vise of teeptektg tie mesa floating battery Trusty, Is, to order to oeserteam the eines of the shot feed at that mad hem the Amason disest gm defier' the remit experinisate male et oryasso. The Adidas, skin was oonimtreioned at this dockyard yostartley, pain Z. W. Vansittart OVA), sae in le le medeesetly fee sea with the utmost de swat. Shell le have • eompleateat 01 400 man. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 20. The Simoon.% ins meow ship, Commander J. M. Cooks, yasaardoy dirrnora smbsrbd a adillary train aad Royal Arian., it osanyonei to Chios, together wilt a quantity of marl dam. Captain Blarkinott, Linta.. adds Monioos and Tolonlwar, Arawaat-Sargooo arid 143 sowcommidiadd Whin sad dm of the . . Artillery; Lieutesant Clespors sad 98 noo-sionims......_ ofikere sad wen of the Royal Engineers ; fkupoes Lew* sad .oalbraith, &e. lieveral medical dhows storrelerks, and others were also Intioisid to proceed is the &mom, bat it was discovered at the Set moment that the oxoentsadatits wee inenfitrient. These odlors wore—iltal Mistest Burnous ll'llenzieend Hale, De, Press', Relleay, Whits Page, Moller, sad Casts; Disposer Davits, Purveyor and ChM Bumpy, sod litces Chris Osaka mod Crmlsd. They will to forwarded in acme ether voweL The hisses Mt the harbour shortly after emit o'clock this roorrilag. and shed direct, ',without anchoring at Bpithead. The sort of inquiry which hes toes 'inlay daring the pest Pak to inveMpas the circumstances atteadieg the re cent disturbance's baud the Proven Ray l dosed lest 'venlig. • eiesSuarlial will assemble on board the Vie -81/7 r =IA der the trial of George liosd, abis li Se r. Th a nbisaills. mew troop ship, Commander John hee ls =kr orders to proceed to the Cape of Good Hope and mil will be ready for sea about Um 4th proximo. The next examination of candidates for admission to the Royal Military College at lkedhurst, before Major derral Carers aed the ether ambers of the Coral of tary lidocries, will smarm cs Wednesday, the 14th proximo, st the Royel College, Chelsea. The next examination of candidates for admission tato the Royal Military Academy et Woolwich, bailor the Corot' of Military Rthotatiokwill oteearase us the 4th of Jusary, at the Royal College, Chrome, and will Gorr or. tiers day., arise as !today, the task. The Right Hoe. the Benjamin Have, the Under- IleismeryM hate Sae War, hr bred • realer aroasciag t h e Carekra fistp proval of orps the sew =dons for the odours el rad C. TER NNW Au/Nat.—We read in the Oiserter,'A ustscopovery of yesterday retried seskessel the OM that it le iareded to create • sew s aria awl *rosy ho warlike masislort, its addition to that rise be , se beg skied at Woolwich. With reformat to the sr asseseeres we try ley that re iseeicksay el the bbelsolit rat boss isix Sere Ire bass • east brew le the wasslastre of gas awl err weal der her he the hid ads arise, as well as is the de if the eraser messiseeted. Wired& le ea ell ars hilsisseal, lied it regebed ...east ahreder sad raises eadie re west relabel le be oriel ea. b =1" hse rim ridd that aed sew estallikiwaset word be earerry, cad the tresethe a aseerity wee maw telly aterdend is asersha whit the arliespher shies. tier Weeds., fre t serral ream= is the beer ef the esestry, es well r be idlily of eseardestiss with WI the parr by railway sad telegraph, offers obviates rhrar err for the parpoes. be prom in she heart al tit Wes sod rat Was resswersde it r • roper site he. • wewellesewidg whibllarsat. It drekek_set toyer habb dist Weeks walls the piece fiehreL We sued set pert eat has swill, it is Is the sale of wily te era- Mel v dearrealks the Woolwich esiddishrist ; say dessese thew right heir the dessuries et ail the masa heawhig pier dear wirrite and red owl military me sakes es w e d sere 4•11=11118 eareerd dors ad aerie es beeperehle lose at • arms. ef the greater erwresy. Low, dr tisk hem the weir ma=2 Wilde which will be gild by remoras • eirbs of the work owl the seareleace which will be dcrrliwwai hem hi=a ihr w e i t a warlike stores on ibe SIM sir et Wool viih, the at the estrillehreste to • me prier terra es the Sr* greed of err/y, sad is that templet,, we sera, Weirs yressate easharemeges that it will possibly be the Wary era which the risatiss el the goverment satherldes will fa." • WitillillesTßlt VOLUNTEER RIFLE Coare. —Oa edarday addinsoaa as ladadadal meatieg of the inhabitants edit Merles sad IL Jade. Weetheter, was bald at thes Ante lleeekreheryeak he the purpose fema le( a ilug' eumMue to alshilt • ries our he hat of puha. Mr. J. Loam ifilla, the bermes, prombid, and was eup bllot rt, e.. Seell LOB., the nov. The abe6m.a Este aw lir o:tie D o avis, M t % id k thir quota le • rids sum lac the city of Walt man/sr of 1 or 1.200 acittrher Nate stresgtk = 4.2.6.40, awe, la smell Osculating* In lie sepereh whira lie re fened is the feet that the sebum al the old Wastssisher Volunteer Cavalry, wheel wee sommerled by his WM', ware in existence smog ist ef weber in the United Sereice Museum, sad its Wed lest but that the same most of patriotism whist prevailed in Warminster oat the OOMMIr occeolos woald be manifested sow. Res:Wiese woe nasaimoody 01,1111111 he the establishment of the corps, and • committee wee appohued to ;carry them into effect aid mire ratemptioss. VOLIIIITZER ELIPLI CORP. YOR SOI:THAMPTOS. The eenetlea if the govesueseat Mrs at length bees obtaMed for the Leader of • irebeateer ride corps I. &urban:y(on, mud Capisi Josh the enter sppornted by the Linke of Cambridge, to hoped and approve of the site tv nfle prac tice him oinked the term lot that purpose. A public meeting, to be presided over by P. Perkins, Req., the Mayor, la to he hid this evraiag at the Seathanapton Audit-house, for the pan of asrolliag atembem sad collsokai nibecriplions. pt- LIVERPOOL VOLIINTIRRIE--The first com pany of these Tannish, searched, me Saturday, through some of the enacted defects of Liverpool. The men wen in fall dries, sad, aotwithisleadiag some defects in their . 1 un dermandiagE" they preesalad a very soldier-11Es appearance. Tez laze or Cotter VoLowrzza CORPS.—On Saturday &demos • meeting of the tnembsee of the four Ines of Court woe held in the Lords Jorticei Court, Lincoln's-lea, to concert measures for gyring prat:deal effect to the deter , elution to form • Volunteer Rile Corp, to which= came some time ago, bat which had meshed in abeyance almost of necessity during the keg vacation, when the members of the protessies were scattered over the cemmtry. Vles•Cksacelloe Sir Kleitead ihmiersiey was in st teltdillellee as else a essuidseshis Busher of eminent nom tem of the bar, laskallai Mr Hugh Caine, 1111. P.; Mr . del 11d.r.; Mr 3. Imam Mstaasste Advocate; Mr. QC. • Mr. Miesyst Fader, Q.C.; Mr. Forsyth, Q.C7 . 7r. Pilaf, Q.C,. • Mr. IL Wanes, Q.C.; Mr. Hosea, QC.; Mr. Manes, M.P, _. • 1114.1flimia, QC. • Mr. Huddhetoe, Q.C. • Mr. Bel M.P., is shakmia, .toted what hid bees &so Iby the semmiless sMed just beton the lag i escudos, of wish hews • 'ember, to hem • vohotiser I corps he the hoe of hen. He said that there owe sew I Mitairsesi makers of the eorp of the inns of court, that bail use. were Wait entelled to the number of from 90 to IS daily, and that 7601. bad less subscribed by orbs judges sad members of the bee towards the neceasary exposes. Hs thought It likely ales that father matateacie would be granted out of the corporate property of the four hes of court. At all Gentle • suggestion to that rifest bed been favourably received by the benthere of Lilltnll2 . 4l-il2O, end the others would probably follow the example. He thought It hkely oleo that , the use of the hells of the different lose in bad weather, and the garden in lee weather, would begranted for:purposes of : trsining sod drill. 111 wee in coatemplatEn to have a spot l art apart for pumices' firing on Sheen-common. the Rich. toed Volunteers mei slaloms of Court Carp sharing the npeme. which would a/meat to nearly 6001. 01. the modem I of Me. MIMI% Kr- . the election of the peratimmil commit tee was deism* to Wednesday, and it was arraaged thatthe strolled aimless sad ambeentiers should Want in voting payers the arassei gaulaada among heir own body whom they wished Is wee as the committee, aid E,r ward the to Mr. lenyee Parker, the honorary secretary, ea or . 1 1kite sis delete es Tuesday evening. MILANCHOLT OCCVIIRENCL—On Saturday Ma tag W. Bedtad, eareeer for W.tainster, held is *ids, at dr Drapes neon, Greet Malbornash-turet, Meet, seladvo to tbo death of a des bey earned= Wlkedil, the West as of the Itediater of the shrew amid tams. Xr. Lon 11•Ddaold add Ito het saw tbs doossood sibs as Roiroday night lee at sheet einitticktek, vim Yta Dl'Dosaid pee Ma to the aurae chews( her ado gnat are id Um. Weser sad hi. wife thee treat to the boll at dad boll, is aid ot the Literal vie aitylem sad esoloty. They returned et dim &dad' tbit moubg, "boa b watt to lb, sariameo kd at Ida W dad tio lit drodar. H. toad the assoosed was Mad. adder of dap sinast grbi woo in the elk et Yr side . brat dr etas w Owes hues doss leirdids de , sad dr ' M at Na=ssw ess r m l 1.4 1bs Miffs —Dr. 411, to ben aid to NW n illsommed lad Mess about two lopm. usis a sot swim amilasiks, sail bed lie lola NM all lir Mud muds kW* ousessist. gratrokond br deaselle, sad yr dr ems dea l & 'Mum at to Me Wars sad adoolion at *be soovast to doradd aad art aldlitall kakis boos lobos, tbs t ry Muni •mild of 'Actillairl isle bun sasesaka. MONDAY--EVEGT--NOVEMBEIi 21. ismi. Lb inttUtaatcs. YLTLOPOLITAII 00nITT 00111211. lima. ye wooed few ego geeme ewe& Wiwnetnewss, d< Ifewellallem—N•flafi llow• fL Ot W. 26nawsia. Dueowierses.—Meady, ow. II; Weausky. ; PO mo BIKINPTOt. ifblealmerwereve —Wider:W.l4c tf,; Thwevelaw : IL ftemegimditimirew Yo hTeeewing,lll, Wince o.ooeueliffort.A.... New. 119; 71wedow,f4. liseeefte—wfdefolsf. New. *3; TbIlle• deEll4lLeferp.l6. Osintwrweil New read.—Tusedier. Su, 41. Wedamey.u. • wrianies.—eweireedes No. V. WooLweaste—TlNnelew. NO.. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSIS.—Nov. 19. (Balm the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Ems Brumell, and Mr. Junks Bides.) WRIGITION e. WRIONTSON AND UTTER. In this cw, which had been edjoursed from the previous day y, , Kr. Sturgeon sopplied a defect the evidence of Iden tit sad The court dissolved the marriege. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL—Nov. 19. (Ptemat—Justine Lini Chid &iron, Baron Ceseaslll, led Justine Williams, Crowder, and Hill.) TIN SWIM V. /0000/ WESTLIT.—PieJIIILT. The primer wee triad and convicted before lb. Kerr the judged the ilharille Court, of having committed perjury la ammenatioa la the Insolvent Court, in which he wee a poll them. Oa behalf of tha prosecution the petition was put is, but it was *biassed to at the trial as insufficient evidence el the court having jurisdiction, and that Oat IVY reseeved. Another objection was that the acts of parliament had been mierspesented in the indictment. The learned judge, bow saw mended the recitals, but reserved the point. Kr. Kikalit argued the cam foe the prisoner. jud gement. The Lord Chief Baron said the court would consider Us* TIE QVIIII V. EVANS.-IALIII PRZTIMCIM. The , Charlotte Brans, wee indicted before the magistrate of the county of Glansorpa, and con victed of ly pretending that a piece of pare, yorP.ordm to be a hank note of the Old Newport Bonk fat bt., wen ear rose sod good, whereby she obtained the money. It wee =the trial that the bank had closed, and that b. 6d. cm posed had been paid. Another witness deposed that be bad presented the same note afterwards to soother bat payment was refused, as the other bask had Mt. There wee no evidence that the primmer had add ast good note. The learned jades left lt to the fury to say whether the note was of any vain, sad they cond be prisms. The point reserved was whether there was iedlelest evidence to posh the Indictment Mr. Gifferd appeared for the prisoner. The court held the evidence insufficient, and quaked the conviction. Judgment accordingly. Til FATAL ACCIDENT TO 4 LADY ON Till NO4TE LONDON RAILWAY. Oa Batardav afternoon a long iscairy was gone iris Wire Mr. Rarepluies, the came, kir Ant at the Mlle Movers Tavern, Bow-mad, the death of /bey Brown, • grille lady at Yd tweak ePd St, raiding in the Avenue. road, Bow, who lost her life oa the Math Leedom Railway, under eireamataaase malted la ear seisms oa Saturday. The body of the deceased wee eheeldagly mutilated ; the back end abdomen Were saw• lively eat by the sup. of the carriages striking her. Both ribs yea helium, the skull fractured, her spies dislocated, wed ohs had misread other injuries. It was at And sap posed that the deceased lady had nut her death through her ova eereleseales, bat the did not seem to be the opinion et the jar,. Hr. /can Smith deposed that on Thursday evening ha wee a pressagsr is the 730 ask kola Hagspetesd to Stepney, sad sods In a swath elms carriage. The deceased lady wee thaw la the same oompartneent with him, sad the appeared In motile= health. titt• did not speak until the train wee spLreschlng Bow station, Waft she mid ohs had to get oat . Oa the train coming to • etand-still at the pat - r.., she attempted to lift down the window, and permiviag she could not he put It down, and opened the carriage door for her to get out. Bhe roue and had plead her foot oa the step outside the carriage, whoa the guard blew hi s w hi s tle for the train to go, on a nd it instantly maenad at a qulek rate. He immediately tried to stop her from goag further, but finding she persevered is leaving, he bad hei oath the porter caner who tried to push at force hr Mak. The deorssed was 'then partly out of the tarriage. He held her up ae hag se be wee able, and shouted to the porter to catch bee, mhe could not hold her any Maga. Had he sot have reisesed his bad, the demoted, who wee a very stoat bay, would have dragged him out with bar. The mama he Id Ire go the sad the porter dropped down oa the pietism sad dry were dragged along the platform by the Maps of the carriages catching the lady'. clothes to the sad, whim they dell ca therm; sa r =rai. That was the last he saw of than, sad the train without stopping to the Stepney Station say whether there was any blame on the part of tha company's Kenna. There wee sufficient time fur • young meson to get out, but fur one not so active like the &owed, perhaps it would be difficult to alight is the time. TM Coroner said that ie coming by train to attend that Impost he was very nigh being carded on from Bow to the next station in consequence of the difficulty in letting down the window of the . Is answer to the comm es eT.Twas Mated that the porter, Yards, who fall with the decreed wee so mach inbred that he wee tunable Matted. CometerhTenterting up left the jury to say whether a minute or so allowed for stopping at the station was suffi cient time for paseen,gers to alight In misty. The jury, after a brief deliberation, returned a verdict "That the doomed met with her death on the North Loader Runway by a trete being set in motion without .del at are Wag taken by the company'e serenade in urine after the esourity of the passumgers hefts starting, god that the meaner be directed to coenounieste with the tympany, pointing out the defective state of some of the windows." THE OneT NORTHERN COAL TIUDE.—A meet ing of dm coal mamas of the South Yorkelas Markt was Mil et Berseley, • few days ulna, to amide, the propriety of milftg the Greet Northern Railway Company to make eomemdootbaintheirrate. The meseiste wee &Meade! by Tharthy Marehall, Esq. (Oaks y, &swat Mdl colliery), Mr. Emmen= (R eolliary), I. eraban, Esq., and others. Mr. was celled to the chair. The following memorial wee adopted :—" 'fits negismful memorial of the coal owners of therewith Yorkshire Markt to the directors of the Great Northern Railway Company showeth—That in the opium of your memo rialists the rata charged by the Great Northern Rollers, Company from this district em larger then a regard to the rates charged by the llkllaed and London and North-Western Campeake war ned. That since the Great Nankin Railway rates were fixed in June lea the forma womanise have re duced the rates then charged by there (and which see of the areenee in judging of those offered by the Great Northam Railway) 6d. per ton, which of itself, sweet tram other am. federations, seems fully to require a rethation ef the rate. That, he reply to any Menem to the arrangement of June baba greeted as final for sae year, it is saillthat to etas that the Great Northam Railway have themselves found the rate too high, sad have redwood it to the trade. That in the opinion of yonr memorialists there ought to be no difference la the rate generally to the trade, sad that a fixity of rate is amariel to • satisfactory waded of the trade, either to the eel rase*" or the Gnat Northern Railway. That the es- Meths of the higher rant apes the cast delivered by the ceespeay is tantamount to • charge al th, per ton for delivery, which I. exesesive. That, therefore, it is the reeerammithe flea of year memorialists thee you make Is. per ton (the nee pm at present charge) permanent, and apply ft le all coal alba" The rnietiag adjounted to await the reply of the Great Northern Railway Company. ANTI-STATE CHURCH MEETING AT MARCUS- Tas.—An influential and crowded meeting of the Mancha ter Branch of the Religione Liberation flookty was held et the Cavendish.street schoolroom on Friday evening, Janes fildebottom, Esq., in the chair. Altar the shainnan's address, la which he his rigida:ties as mem malt ea eadienoe, Mr.HrEmd, M.P., made gene obasnatime ea the relative position of church and dissent in the three khE dems, deducing, iron statistics awl calculations which he gated In detail, a result greatly in favour of the latter. The Rev. A. /Clause spoke to the religious Me. involved is the society's fundameatal principle. Mr. J. Carvell Williams gave a brief rentsse of the society's parliamentary ever:tires thwart the present year, wackily to th atch rata, te... annuity-tax, end grammar Reboot.. He was followed by the F t G. B. Babier sad the Rev. Dr. M'Kerrow. Mr. Edward Miall then addresad the meeting, and spoke at some kerb concerning the policy which the Liberation Society intended to pursue, and the motives by which It was setnated. He stated that It was their infection to seek ea eherstion in the sympathies and opinions of the people him they sought to alter any laws. Politically, they withal to prevail on the legislature to put en wed to all thaqsality in its dealing with the subjects of the realm, in consequence of their religious belief and practice. Their religious object was also stated. Mr. Miall specified end Illustrated in detail these Mae of the society, explainieg end vindicating their right to take the course they had marked out. The proceedings of the meeting were concluded by the appointment of • committee for the ensuing year. SUPPRESSION OF THE SUNDAY FAIR AT SOMERS Tows,.—Yeeterday the authorities of tit. Pancese, aided by • powerful body of police, took the initiative with a view to the abolition of the Somers Town Sunday Marker, or, more pro perly speaking, Sunday Fair. The &great and open &an day trading in this distriot ha for years been felt sea tho roueh disgrace to the pariah; but all the efforts of the clergy, with the Rev. Themes Dale, the vicar, at their head, of the local authorities, or the police, have been unavailing hitherto to effect a remedy. After repeated representations to the polite authorities, and even the government, the looal authori ties, acting on legal advice, and with the promised aid of the police, determined on seeing if they could not put a stop to these disgraceful and dialoging proceedings, and as a pre liminary step a notice has been posted and distributed throughout the locality for some weeks, to the effect that "on end after the 20th day of November next, all bar row% trucks, and stalls found in the streets and other public ways of Senses Town would be mined, and all other °barer dons to the carriage-ways sod footways would be removed, sad ald er autho ri sed by law would be enforced.—By order edry, Willis, Booth Scott, Chief Surveyor. Departraut of Works, Oct. 27, 1869." In accordance with this notice, nearly sixty of the parochial officers, all sworn conatebles, together with • larp body of the S division of police, under the ordered laspectors Stokes and Fraser, and also m detachment of the reserve force of the A divieton, took powession of the ground shortly before 7 o'clock yesterday moenlog, The result was that tNii kcal costermongers and stall keepers at ono, bowed to the exereles of the authority of the law, hat not so many of the shopkeepers, but it I. said that the authorities are determined to take rope In the matter. Been on this the first day of the experiment of re moving the stalls, it was admitted by the shopkeepers that their takings had fallen off newly 60 per cent. 8o effectively was the procadloge carried out, that notwithstanding the thalami& of people assembled, there was no instance of a palm baths taken Into custody. DEMOLITION OF AN IRON ROLLIN° MILL IN SOOTN lererroanemnia.—GßEAT DEPIT/OCTION OP PRO. !MITT asn LOOS or LlFE.—About 11 o'clock on the night of Friday Ism a most destructive melded occurred at the extensive iron-works of Mown. Gibbs Brothers, Deeptlelde, near Wolverhampton, by which a large iron - rolling mill wee levelled with the ground, one man killed, and several others severely injured. A number of the workmen, fortunately, bed goats to supper, and others were diseageged whilst some shaman was being made in the rollers, when suddenly the large driving wheel, some tons in weight, broke into fang seals, which were propelled on all sides with gnat brim Several of the Iron pillars that supported the roof, the ipria- Myth hag beam, and several of the is.., once, were broken, end the entire roof shortly afterwards came down. Of the men who were in the mill at the tines one, named John Tapia, wee dug out of the debris insensible, and aspired dewily afterwards ; three others sustained severe fractures sad other injunee ' and two or three weaned unhurt, In a manner little abort of mireculona. The whole place looks as if it bad been blown up with gunpowder, and the damage be estimated at about 3,0001. PREVENTION Or Dsowxixo AT ORFORD.— A puha meeting atlas members of the University at Oxford interested in @gestic sports, tuned by the Presiding of the Oxford University Boat Club, Mr. J. Arbil, of Pembroke College, wam held in the Radcliffe Library an WWI evening, to consider the best mods of diminishing the frequency of accidents on the riser. The meeting wee Wended by shoat 300 persons, chiefly undar-gradnenes. Dr. Navy vas pre. sent sod some few masters of arts, as well se the oeptidas of ths various college crews. Dr. Aram,' wee mewl to the chair. Rwolutioaa in favour of frewhasen being tavght swim ming, and of the construed= of s betk for that during the two winter terse, el while and oldiehe two- Wed with strings to baba same the towhees, and et the committee of the Usimmity lost Clab giving their attar don to the eon/traction of boste gene lily. wise doped. CROYDON STIMPLECIAIIeesWO Oro requested to state that the forfeita for the Grated Op.. ea*. Chess me I. be &dared to Kr. Edward Hibbard, New Mill Cottage, Ascot ; or at 611111 Oreybsead las,Orvision Tasedayneat. THE cuss OP DA BMBINCINIT. Considershis Intoroot appMre to prevail in the public mind with frames to tls likely to be the ultimate We of this primmer, end the serum Mt is likely to be =in the event of his berg env used of the offer* of y, for which he stands committed to take his trial at the ensuing reunion of the Central Criminal Court. It may be r well to state that the punishment for this canoe re been vary much changed by recent alteration that have been sere In the law; but it is looked opal as an odors of such a realist clam, and cos which varies so greatly in its air oursances, that a very large discrtdon is vested in therm before which • prisoner may be tried se es the manielmnt. Bebe the abolition of the paramour of transportatioe, • Messer *rebored of bigamy was dare to be transported for emu or to be imprleosed, with or wither hand labour, it lheElecratlor of the court foray purled" set ameding two yomeo. When the punishment of proneportatio• wee abotiehed, the statute substituted the seistrium period of lour year penal servitude in lieu of the extreme sea tree of transportation, and ocatrand the mem proles to imprieonmeet ; but this was agar altered, by a statute pried in the 20th and 2 let of the WWI at her I proem Idajerty, which gives the court power to ceder pri mmer convicted of the ofF,nce of bigamy to be kept in penal servitude for any period not exceeding roves or less than dirt pore, or imprisonment not exceeding twopence, with or without hard labour as the wart shell dirk fit. It le hardly necessary to inform the public that the first wife can be so party, at leant so fa. as giving riders, to the prone ' catkin, the law not permitting • wife to give evidence either is favor or against her husband, except is row at Wary ; and ia obvious that the per most Wiser by be eft is the mar wife, or rather the woman with whom the Weir merrier Is performed, and is all such oases the peal'--t erred to the prisoner depends • great deal whether say deception or fraud kr hese practised upon the moor wile •; and where there is no evidence of this, the son mese paned rarely exceeds four, or at the most six, months' impressment. In such • case as that of Dr. Smethurst, Orebro, where the second wife wee perfectly aware he wage otorriod men et the time the went through the ceremony, or, at all event', might very easily have made inquiries and setts- Whereat upon the subject if she had been inclined to do so, and where there did not appear to be any suspicion of fraud or misrepresentation, according to the usual practice of the court a very light sentence would bare been inflicted, probably not more that three months' imprisonment. The has now been more than six months in prison, which aeeteinly a heavier punishment than would have been upon him if he had teen originally tried and convicted for big am y, and ft is difficult to =demand what course can be takes by the court, under the peculiar circumstance of the we, Is we of • conviction. he primmer himself sow very Ointhe much of the course that has been taken in keep him so long in suspense, and also, that having been : Mired innocent of the crime of wilful murder, he should now be prosecuted tor the minor offence of bigamy. lie is mill, of course. in custody, but it is understood that an ap plioation will shortly be made to one of the learned judges to admit him to bail, and It is very probable that the application will be granted, it being quite a anal course for parties charged with this description of offers to be admitted to ball, esprially where there are no circumstance' of segrave dos. If the prisoner should, by • failure of evidence, or any other ternkality, obtain en acquittal, it is not at all un likely that he will make a claim upon the government for empeniation for the pain and suffering he has undergoes. Mr. Sleigh has bees reteinsid for the defence. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Aspidue Gower, • diminutive middle-aged era, Irk) syposeed no be ea bast' by kW must, bat mimed Se give say sessam d Muria wbsomm was clausal mph air ali bi boy mid a pest disterboace I. the pubis stmt. - Tim prisoner U well know* shout London, sad teen he gross sematreetise sad the exceed iIISIIII//f is which be &- skim swam Lord Palmerston invariably attracts a crowd orbe, WI et their mischievous pranks, loss ao op• at eanoyhti Wm. In tit ula r s& Iniemere be bed mike* bees very witch mal less sod dodoes being emend with blood whirl cane from a omen wound ea the top of the bawl. Whoa asked he Ida sans, whisk he bed :stored at the states, Is mid, le a series*end est:ohmic tows of eelea—" I base Paimersisa before parliament foe leoldag them boys to memmisete me." AlMenem Hunaphery—But whet wade yea strike ibis be/4mm (unheeding the gosetion)—" And when 'de. saseesela shall speak the bead of Pelmendoe shall go on." Ablemes Humphery—le your mew °wryer ? Primmer (pasting upwards with great cite Pelemiska beefoorree immortality, mid his same le famous now —bat It will the. be femme es Judas Immix sod Barebbee. Alliermea Kr. Ouryir, 1 shall seed yea M the tuba. Prfeester—lt is the work of Pelmerstoo. The voice of Ged le Me mice of the people, end the people shall be hi. Si riermen Ilismphery—Your excitemeet mime the boys saargsz, er_e as yea will be better to the maim. I hare kirk* before me. 1 cell you before the tribunal el the people. Ism not shalt,. lam swag. Ino speak mere. Ablennea Ihonwhery—Yon will be taken care of in the noise, sad year smog (el. To. ad.) will be returned to you. Tie plower thee marched oat of court with the air of a map bang lid to rsecutloe. 1 1 / 1 11LBOROUGH-BTREET. aortas laskt Jyriewsod, a pretty looking woman, was seseinceed far abscoomilag from the awes 1p to 11.. lab Petit, the manager of the ballet dancers at Cons*. pries Opera Hosea It appeared that the defendant was apprenticed to H. Petit Orr Az yeers, from Bepuanter, 1838, as Cwypbes sad lir maw. Y. Petit epee seder ea ehgageutedat for the the Iselin at Covent-garden, sad ha allowed the kelt Wary for emoting there. On the 11th her. she left hie newles whhost lawful excuse, and diready after joined the dew de ballet at the Princess's Theatre, which was • leas mai la lie we Injurynn to H. Petit, who had twelve taloa:teen Orb TM diming was reiddinn with her mother, who now sp !=end saga that four months out of the twelve her ftes ►ad nothing to do, and aim was compelled to keep Lae, whisk she assiderod very hard. Kr. Law* who appeared foe the complainant, said that Irbil, he. cheat was away in Paris, he allowed the young la tbsysthres weeks' vacation. Sieben sold the question woe one between roaster sad apprentice. Both were illegalbou by the terms of the Wa ter% mad the girl had acted gly in leaving bar meta mad esepirtmg hovel( at the rival boars. he @bosh, under timmes cdreametenece, require her to return to her .seer. The seder hoes said that her daughter was under an m _arrat the Maoris. Bi iughate--It fir mochas the ciao that the apprentice's miabelniviour crime out at the foolish opinion or incorrect advice of the parent. gee that your daughter returns to bar appreniceabip directly. On this undeistanding the eutentese was withdrawn. BURIED ALIVE.—On Saturday of the OMAR held an inquest st the British Lion Ina, West Hain has, fikers, an ths body of Thom. How, egad 17 years, who loot his life nadir eery diettering circarommoss. The de ceased was • bricklayer's assistant, and on Thursday after nem lit, about 4 o'clock, ha was engaged in a Newer 20 had dem In course of erection, trader the authority of the Board of Health, in West Ham-lane, Stratford, when idisl.a.tzeinsa thy of earth buried him alive. Two other men were is red, end although an instant alarm was raised the was not Os out for an hour, wrist] e ff orts to restate aninsatfon were of no mull. A venliot of "Accidental death" was re turned THE CORONERS' COI7IT AND THE POLICE.—At the melds; of the Mazylebone Vestry on Beturday, Mr. Churchyard's Poland In the chair, Mr. Hedges said he whited to direct the attention of the vestry to an ha p ortant abject, touching the report of a recent royal coca appointed to inquire into the fees payable to clerks ci the pews, clerks to justices, allowance to o3rietables, and expenses of coroners' inquest', who recommended, among other things in their report, the adoptive of a new system as regarded the coroner's aloe, via , to require the police to age the requisitions to the coroner, by which the pro- ceeding' of that alter would be set In monks." If this suggestios was adopted, it would be probably attended with serious consequences to the public WSW" SO it would leers all inveetigationa in tide theient and Is portent people's court, dating as ite formulas did from the rags of King Alfred, in the hands of the police authorities. He would, then, ask for a committee to investigate and re part upon the subject, for be thought it of the utmost lin =Ler the protection of the people monist any such in the matter to tale steps. Mr. Taverner ee osedleil the widen. It wee ea urgent matter, Mama& se In thafkiedshire, at Ipswich, end other places the , change bad been effected, end the coroner', court was in the heads of the police, who in thole dietricts were directed to cell the coroner when required ; and the important feature of t hie court, whereby inquiries could be demanded at the hand, of the pro le through themselves and the pm Wad officers, wee abol46d. After some remarks from eisweral other gen tlest., the mode, was unanimously carried, and a commit tee appointed. • meted to the Home-omen was also drawn THE VI ACIES MOVEMENT AT BLACKBURN,—The arsalleauero of Blackburn and district have seat the fol. Weft reply to the appliance of the weavers for ea advance ci wegast—" We have ccesidered your appliratioe, and are eteplalea that the ouodition and prosper ts of trade Minot war mth asaivome el weavers wages. The meters' committee are themimethly d *akin that they should not eareetrege au peseatime which there Is no probability of realising, es the lave ascertotoeo that any advance of marine wages TIN be isollaed." This desbion has been commeniested to the aeorete unitise, and II id generally believed that the men TM art meet to a Foetal turn out, but that they will, Amid the sloth trade lopeat fa the meantime, renew their eppthellen OM sprat.; whoa, should circumstances allow, on edema wet be emosied to than, -- .11,01E20•1111r HALL—At • wart of examiners et Swift nt Apthimarlo• held on Thuredey, the &A be/fag pOilem• weesaimibul handsets of the society:. Mom. Jams Illmkort f , d Limiter; Jobs Weems, Teem unaV Le i; Awes. Ilawley, Birmingham; 3.T•ifer,Sosu•ft, Haab; likraird White, Bir llrnedhs—lellie ZITS" 11011C10 PATRIC =la Ma limos posemetof tbeessastaasus of Oases wing. webersilliSSF istosistletmomssace el Os seines el Ye pomades' la so. ass. tbs .14dos. army greil sissious et Sis passysSas Sus vrosarod esserm Se lee seam esemele ammo ke emeafirs. Imam% et mem M.ARRETS. COTTON.—Livaaroot, Nov. 19.—Tba sales of cotton to-day are eatimatad at 6,000 balm A very vital market at yamarday'a prices. COTTON GOODS.—lilkmcirraTzu, Nov. 19.—We have had a rather quieter market at the close of the week, pertly In comeqcanoe of the natural diaposiden of nercheats to pante a little after extensive engagements each es ban kesa eresetly catered into, and partly in coneequesos of the greater difilealty experienced in placing order', now that the mediae tire hso large pre-engaged. The demand, however, is hoped them,Wy end extends to nearly every kiad of yuu and cloth he the market. India 40-inch shirting*, T clothe, end platers enema:4st the fabrics most in request, and the Wow of then geode have a constant tendency to Improve- MSC Dosseelt• are scarcely so much in request ea last , weak, bet still the makers are well engaged. In yams the bone trade pwrelimees are extensive for mennfattatrers, ad esgeelelly in warm. Pins yarn for the home trade are still fa nemest, as also are two-folda. A brisk demand is etlll left for yams, in mule end water, suitable to the Beet The high wee to which cloths were forced up In the easers by the unprecedented trade with ladle, and whir's the let•check in the demand only partially modided, kept the hone hods nearly out of the market. The bushman done on their IKON= has lately been much more considerable, but it le gemerelly understood that the stocks of good. held by some St the WO much more limited than usual, and this offers seam guarantee for the continuance of the demand in this gamier. WOOLLEN.—Ltane, Nov. 19.—There bas been a fade atteeisam of buyers in the Cloth Hsll6 this morning. The was 000111100.11 firm, but the business it limited, chiefly in = cien at, L . e of the limited state of stocks. Mazy of lb,. deliver nearly ell they produce direct at the Newelmate warehouses ; consequently the market is only swileraesly supplied, Gad forms no correct index of the trade thee le MI& HAILDWARR.-41IRMINGUAK, Nov. 19.—Here the mintafactorier are all In wort full time, and upon orders: them are complaints of slackness in some branches, but this le generally compensated by activity in others in the mom manufactories. In the military gnu trade there is full occu pation In the various departments; and throughout the mason there bite bees an average trade doing The foreign Mode le dull; but ito long as the country orders continue to be so good as they now are, no unfavourable effect out be produced. The iron trade has a languid ap promo; but for drat qualities of finished iron the demand ample enough to mutate priors; for inferior the demand is limited; ft is desirable that the make of it should be alto gether abandoned. The introduction of iron baring is it a al ge quantity of cinder, and consequently of little strength or tenacity, has been 040 of the novelties of the last few yearn. end oertainly not the bloat miachievous of its kind. At Wolverhampton trade le good, and the like remark applies to the surrounding district. CORN.—Camesmos, Nov. 19.—The best barley made as Book mosey es last weak ; all other cora dull. Wheat, red, 116 a to 40e.; old, 425. to 444. Barley, 2411. to 454. Bras, Ws. to 40s. Peas, 40s. Oats, Ws. to 26e. CARLISLI, NOT. 19.—We had a fair supply of wheat at our market this morniog, which wold freely at 6.1. ad vance on the week. Barley is small supply, and 03d. dearer. Oats a full supply ; slow sale. Wheat, white, new, 19.. 6d. to W 's. dd. • old, 12e. ed. to 20s. dd. • red, new, iii. to 195.; old, 18e. to 19s. Barley, new st d old, 13s. 6d. to 14e. 6d. Oats, potato old, 10s to 11s.• sew, 84. 6d. to 10.. • com mon, 9s. 9d: to 10.. 3d.; we; 7e. dd. to Flo ur per stone, Is. 11d. to 2a. Id. Oatmeal , 2a. 2d. to 2s I 4d. tye med. ls. 4d. Bszleyaseal, Is. dd.—Ow/isle Ammo& . . CoLorzeran, Nov. 19 —A maim% supply of wh,at, sad fair of other grain. Wheat unaltered. Barley of Sae !lain% la. deem. BOYS and pass mold at fall prices. Clutturoan, Nov. 19.—There was a considerable M c/sees is the supply of wheat to-day. A demand for higher rates on the part of sailers tended to check the trade, but a clearance was ultimately made, and in some instances for doe samples a trifling advance was realised. Fine barley, as well se grinding sotto, increasing in vela.. Other grain without change. Wheat, 40.. to 435.; ditto old, 445. to 66e. Barley, 30e. to 445. Oat', 19s. to 27.. Beau, 384. to 40a. Fes., 311 e. to 384. HZIII7OID, Nov. 19.—The trade today for tine samples of wheat firm, it rather more money ; supply firm. Barley, of the best quality, made full prices ; other aorta dull. Oats ruled dull. Peas and beans support fairer rates. Wheat, 21s. be 31s. per load. Barley, 28s. to 475. per qr. Oats, 90m to 2215. per qr. Peam 24.. to 275. per load. Beans, 2.4 e. to 31e. per load. Lzicarraa,Nov.l9.—This quantity of wheat at market to-day was tolersble, and many of the samples were in good coaditioa. There was a lair demand at an advance of lc re quarter ; white aorta wore disposed of at Us. to 60s. ; red, 40a. to 46e par 36 atone. Barley care rather warily to baud, and with a good demand recent rates inn fully established, 40s. to 434. per quarter being the curreacies for malting sample.; grinding, 'Ds. to 31s. per 30 star. There was not a large supply of oats, and aere descriptions sold at se advance of le. to 2c, 32a. to 365. per 24 stone • other sorts realised 24e. to 265. per ditto. Os beams the sexily was hardly stalleisat to meet the demand, and Motors wereanahled to traasact business ar.le. to 2s. per quarter more money, 62a. per 36 roam Floe four, 33a. ; seconds, 3la ; thirds, 29.. per 20 atone. NIWCASTLIS-OPON-TT11; NOV. 19.—At ear market this awning we had a large show of wheat from the growers, sad arwithstandiny that oar • receipts are liberal; fresh-threahed samples were taken aC quickly at an aultance mast of Is. to 2s. per qr., the same advance berg paid upon soh tiountry sod toreign, the Inds, however, sourly okra( with so much animation r a Tuesday. For flue old yellow Suffolk 60s. was paid in Mal, the erne figure berg demanded for ern sew. In foreign the business wee crony waned to the new Danish and Hoirein cargoes jest arrived, aura red making 49‘. to 60a. per 6041*, whilst for • little medium Dantrc, old, the same pries wee realised. Flow was held very stiffly at the advance of the week, bat the business prang wee not Mega Native barley sold quickly at fully lest week's rates, vie. :-3tte. to 40c, weigh isg 66th.. to 6611te. per bushel, whilst for new south ocautry simples, weighing 6016. per burnt, 345. could not be sza elided with • chance sprout. A good sale has been expe rienced for new Drank for malting at 34e. to 365. weigk 641 b, to 661bs. per burr neturally Grinding muck fought after, and pointing upwards. /[alt without change, sod the none remarks wilt apply to beams and Isaac Oats a abode dearer. The arrivals this week we :—Wheat, cart, wise, 1,627 ors. • foreign, 3 463 ; crown% 636; f as i gs, 2 ; * ; m 226; oats, coeaterke, 1,490; foreign, 4600; per, foreign. 117 ; dour, 2,066 seeks. Notwzaz, Nov. 19.—Hanlreday More was a fall at- Madam* of innms, and • kir supply of 'Mat sold at an amass al L. to 2s. per gamier upon the ratss ourrent last weak, ail dewiriptions participation in the impsavemeat. Tits @apply of malting barley was fair, and foram miss were tally maintained. Of distilling and grinding qualities there WAS Mt ft more oaring, • oonsidarable quantity bass nabs on lof for cattle; for what was offered the dinners demanded Is. to 2a. per quarter more amp. Thar, which was la. to Is. Id. ger @sok higher, is quoted this evening 31s. to 32a. per sack flool the make. White wheat, 48a. to 62e. ; red ditto, 435. to 46e. • beat chevalier maltiog barley, 425. to 48s, ; race chevalier ditto, 345. to 405.; distilling ditto, 26e. to 275. par quarter. Norrimotwe, Nov. 19.-The show of *best at our cornea ohmage thismoreimg was fair,and the altendasoe was tolerable. Prior ware higher. Old white moved off at 60e. to 645.; old red, 44‘. to 48s. ; new whim, 48e. to 624. ; new red,- 41e. to 48s. per 38 stone. Of barley the supply wu moderate, sad good samples met a ready sale at fully late diem, namely, oinking, Ms. to 46a. per quarter ; grinding aorta were la, cheaper, sad the demand was slow at 23e. to 30s. per 30 done. Oats WIN a limited show and realised is. more T 000 62; old, Th. to 331.; new, 23a. to Us. ; foreign, 24e. to 295. per 24 emu. There was only a small supply of beans, which made their full value; old, realised 48a. to 51s. ; new, 414. to 44.. per 38 dose. Super flour, 355. to 39a. ; flue, 30s. to 324. per 20 Mena. Or FOND, Nov. lg.-Quotations foe all kinds of grain were murk about the same as teat week, end a fair amount of boOnses war dose. The knowledge that dour bad risen in London ceased a rise bre of la. per sack. Parazaonotrox, Nov. 19.—At oar market today we had a very large supply of wheat, which met a slow eels at barely the pekes of this day week. Barley unaltered is %alto. Oats again rather dearer. Beans advanced le. per qr. Best red wheat, Oa.; common, 41a. to 42a. par 6041b5. Oats, lid. to L. per atone. Bras, 42e. per qr. of 6321b5. READING, Nov. 19.—There was only a moderate supply of wheat this rooming, bat th e condition was good ; the trade wee moth better than last week, and sales were effected at an advance of L. to So. per quartet. The beet aorta of barley sold readily at le. dearer. There wee a lively de mand for the middling and inferior sorts at a slight &drawn. Oita and beans a trifle dearer, bat pea remained tuultared in price. - - - itocgarrea, Nov. 19.-The supply at this Corn Ex• change was good, as wee also the atteadanoe, and badness easnmed • brisker appearance. The primed earoples white were taken off at en advance of le. to 2s. one the prime of last week, several pacWs of first.rate quality chang ing hands at the enhawd rates. Inferior and asoondery kinds, although in slow demand, were firmer. For beet white as high u 624.: was given, and for other kinds 42a. to 48e. ; best rade, 42e. to 465. • inferior, 39e. to 42a. The de mand for good kinds of mal ting barley still continua steady, and that description of grain maintains its price, with no ap pearance of a decline, palliest lots making as high la 44e. There was a moderate show of grinding barley, but the de mand was slow, and last quotations could with difficulty be realised. In oats the trade was very doll, holders refusing to sell except at an improvement of dd. to Is. per qr. Beau have again undergoes au improvement of about Is. in price, end peas are also a trifle dearer. Flour has advanced Is. to ht. per each. Wittman, Nov. 19.-The market is well supplied with wheat to.day, and fairly with other grain. The wheat trade ruled dull at lest week's prices, and in some le. per qr. leas was tam. All spring corn folly maintains Its value. Prices to the grower:-Wheat, white, new, 44,. to 465., extra,496.,631ba per bushel; ditto red, new, 395. to 41,., extra, 445.; do. white, old, 445. to 475., extra 495.; do. red, old, 40s. to 424., ems, 44e. Oats, lid, to lied, per stone. Beans, Sato 425. per qr. WORCISTEL Nov. 19.-There was a large supply of wheat at this day's market,' for which very high prices were demanded, and the trade ruled very dull; but needy buyer, were castigated to pay an advance of about M. par qr. Barley sold freely at previous rates. Oats and beans le. per qr. dearer. Peas firmly maintained their value. Tone, Nov. 19.-Oar market to-day wee supplied with wheat on a moderate scale, and some of the samples were in very good condition. The demand was firm, at an advance of 26. White made 44a. to 605.; red 40a. to 46e. per 36 stone. There warn a fair show of barley, and superior sorts were in request at rather improved price* and malting made 34a. to 40e. pee quarter ; in grinding sort; no material change can be quoted, rates varying from 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. In sets a fair number of samples changed hands st their fall value, namely, 22e. to 245. per 24 stone. For beans late prime were exceeded nearly Is. per quarter, currencies varying from 44e. to 48s. per 38 stone ; malt, 666. to 68e.; rya, 30s. per quarter. KIRKCALDY, Nov. 19.—We have still a continuum of chilly, changeable weether, so that wheat sowing, unless fa favourable situations', dose not progress rapidly. At Cu' country markets this week. °wins to it being the sermon when many feria servants change place', we had rather lees pain offering than at the previous week and the demand being good for all good qualities, wheat Mon& 2a. per qr. advante,lierley Is. per qr., and oats W. per qr. on last week's rates. Here to-day we had small supplies of all kinds of grain ; sales ready for all sorts—wheat at ls. to 2a. per qr. advance. Harley end oat. la. per yr. CU last week's rates. Wheat, 40s. to 535. per qr. Batley, 20e. to 395. 84. Oats, 21s. 64. to 28e. WATS/NORD, Nov. 19.—We hey, again to report con siderable serivala of foreign grain, but our supplies of bane grown continue on the same limited scale we have had to notice for wen' weeks past. No check his been given to the upward movement in our market, and with a good inquiry • for wheat, we write Irish le. and foreign fully ls. 64. par barrel dearer aims thin day sennight. Berkey hes been in Active request, at an Improvement of 9d. to 6d. per barrel. Black oats have found ready buyers at 3d. to 4d. per barrel over our last quotatieee t sad tawny being very scarce have obtained an advance of fully le. pee barrel. Indian corn hie not been so extensively dealt in as of late, purchasers having supplied themselves liberally the lest few weeks, but in the sales made full prices bays bees realised. Flour le. to . la. 64. per sock higher. Imports this week :—V beat, 10,484 qrs. ; - Didion corn, 7,266 qrs. Exports this week : Harley, 100 barrels; oats, 410 barrels; dour, 2,384 mks. TEBBRLB SPOICHN WITH. Don Aotonso (Ratibure Wen.), Pus Upload tor Mato Video, Oct. 13, lot Ir.e N, los 14.10 F. Loner 0711 e era 00119 , , bound South. Oret. It J. iloelsomery, Irmo Pon Orleans tor Liverpool, Oct DI, lot 11.10. lon 00.3. Tr 0940 (bomoo), of London, Woad t, Oct 13. Ist MA lon 79.50, AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCH.—On Saturday hat the Britirh and North American Royal Mail steamer Niagara sailed from Liverpool for Boston, with the United States and North American mails, and 120 pamengers. On Wed eseday seat the screw steamer Anglo- tlezon will leave Liverpool for Portland, with the Canadian mails. INCREASING OUTWARD OVERLAND MAIL.—The null packet carried over from Dover to Calais, on Friday night, 219 boles of malls for India, China, Neerltine, and Australia, the largest mail ever sent Ms Marseilles; of the number 140 were large boxes of about 100 lbs. mob, for Australia. THY MAILS.— SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY,— The steam.ship Ceylon, Captain Evens, left this day with the East WM and China mails, 160 pasmagers, and 1,896 pathogen, of epode, vile. 609,464:. Among the pitemengei are Melon Dosey and Stevan; Colossi' Fonts*, Day, and Wilson; Commander Selby ; Captains MacFarlane, Hollo way, Peel, Fisher, Glynn, and 011ers • Lieut. 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