The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-26 00:00:00

-11 BPOBI'Dire. -- liiiVi2W OF TH2 TWO-22iii-OLDS OF 1800. Oh I. to TIN EDITOR WS WM WOW lt: — lf the mural lip ID the Hach aerial) die Big Don to bs the pram it rare to Warr that he was armed en Deem, where Das des met Walloon for Ms thsesipmeless of • mile Weeder* Stakes, and on sth less fenerelie lams them am did al Newmarket, for than were me pardbise atimbig to Ma nor Beyond the pair, scrim BMW in Iles rase that - ems now be messed of eves the most moderato Deft primrose, for Kie s f Kent, and Dr. Dear compries tho Mr of MM. swd tie Isere will is,., eb oo rd half • adds. Thrbruslch Si hat, rated W two warp Wain radish up to tits= whore Dursecoamostpallairdiablearjudialsialy his her a t t i re prim }Mt is i =t, e ttish lat Zee Dug " tiii th telaress ear eare d Are' three. N e cithing bl ete l was within thirty sr forty yards sad Ws porforwass M onody learned Dundee ports hioeirbi hr Wm Derby of 1261, as he avowed nip _ upporlarli ki Dig Das„ who cry beet Walton two WillrlsrVlMllissiwins lb at Newman bat. Is despise of the karsa's drink they bill IS tot as mil, with a slb penalty fortho ball rho Ihroopians at the mar meting, ahaniM Dig DWI nab ampaisk Wow Dockets, who made boa Irk Worn woo inn pared •worn d ; but thig Wallow isrlasilir err nisi mile, and wino pas aisamill wbaa Drocra Donor pang OM him hogs sail to and, was ia a castor. This oadelnly witted hen Darby preleadosk ril dopresishid Anise not • hies, the fad id Rs. Mir barmy the try pernaly earned off the Dore alas, parratin Ids rota deg boned )Si Dea is the war At rearester Drier made km Mat brain • erasers lot for the two pdaand mow, whl.Y were but made patronised ; as we sho the car with ther at Hungerford, when Dig am • pime may from twin in the Mad Makes, far rash be is. oat at or of the tens, altrind Moonabosli to p ue :imat load, he of coarse Viiaaololl6 MS. la W lle Maks% King of 20 tit c reed bis drot Merry, sad pod ransay, it being arrobelhise creditable ta &pm of ftaasteoft ar Th. 8.h., minas at, Whom* with Ws bed of the inglits.' And is We hat strums al whisk no hwystroids a Le• say man or it h. reasty, the =for i i:1 Stara, baba a_ pair We thavgabost. ao w. mos. sot foal samba at ark • dial swore r brag daferid, with linap Dingsee noir to Oar olio% blow s urd palliamirea Air the lair's Royal Mar oap or loyal Maud Han =Marra with thew bat ary with ea on to paths • prim laid minima bin . far the half man caning 11 1 to lator lel Wm ark. whirls Me _PAY bo I'M • lop of highly Wied na at hors The = intirodasid r am ta Shoo we. .dales two Mini her Ailed Willi .td , alli the pa est up say nay. asil bad as Mirky Si direr% of liana, Irma, Madded, Irish mad* • niat lam of him at oassom as the tors of thi quarWo won oianarand, and Nada awl Mg Dia hod a formidabio Reel in him far the peon= of parka Derby favourite. la thou saw may the loyal used Pb.., he all ape, so inellaill lot of twoioarohis costorrod, Brows Donor Lily Masa, Kin of Kra, D 61611 0C11 6 4 SWIM* and Dr foot bring all performed well, especially the two it siostard ; hat the mos was be from • wilithis=e4, arr ra of the Vale (who, tho Apr illy, her umlauted time defeats) gram away with ocardinably the bar of the Wm, aad rim being heads& tho Meaty of her opposers palling _up hoisio Swell* bill tit• disease. Lay arils - had jar prissily Poe disposed of to Nara Christie for a rep sum ; sod the wept ms sidorturto for lin. vs. howa r or pod thii Carr may bar boss at Net Dow oho rid bray have boars she 211ini Aunt Is •hi sees, altboaali Ws ossify disposal of Dig Des Par Lath Lady and Thmadar. holt air) on the rossil day Dir We 'snail arm Mr. damns eels Mr Alio km grab we Si farther pedal . NM ewes el W Vale Si no wry a dint burr that has briamplial ore old briar at man weights to the prod* min whirrs two.yr- alb ore allowed to participate ; ima whoa she b as I barall wa f 6611 WHOM, it wl/l as Ur win those who I rase t. her. The Baron introdasid eastior dyer to I tho for • T. Y.C. Plats run for es Weroadn, rinds Tanya@ cleverly ward We _ yorotossior of M orn, Leg el Kent, sad a Don of others_ ; bat , like bar oDry—sl. is fact. all “ the Hates. - thareee— she win anus moo Arms* sad sever again ram w. to the form la the New Slam Brous Dushey awning a Sib rosin, Ancor of Wier rite es rally r Diopmatue had done at ern weights; sad with ouch • good-looking lot aii Faibisover, lake. lb. Lady Irvin roll, mad Sweat Hawthant berm eat XL :lows: &fly maid haws appeared but for bar What ea Ws Tuesday the best twayr• old up to thst day, for she fairly eclipsed Modes'. and Big Bas's triumphs over Wallas, when beating the latter It trees, sod to via dm Now Stakes with • NJ penalty was slings looked spa ma • post fest, whatever ma tried. At Harriptos and Newton Little Lady _sad lady (India, with sorry great to hook had no 6Mculty to sedum thprism Lad eat fur *lows miles, which ranked very low is Inportance. smseinft in companies with they a them Is Beargaddrre. At Wham Kim of Kest gave lady Clam sad Om *demos lumps of weight sad • ; sad Fodor um awayfers • had lot m a !autism, but re hoary rani bad r roar the that it would be madras to him Ws mamas bore or at Illookbeidrarbaro ass away with the Mary Cleheingspie is, I= l e of aim, sad them a good-looldos porn= her W llnblis Cloud. In • Beniag nobs, 5 fruitZimito easily beat cm of the boat bow wo been at the &AMP H 3 Kind of the Forst. even with the wear et Qs weights, so that there was lit & to feel anoprier at is kis amyl( 01l the Stockbridge Biaanial from mak • lei as Hawk's Nye, Crooned; the Bohemian soli. Libre, ad shillelagh (sr begetting the good.looking horrify sad Big Bea, the Mr al s rims showed in so brew form Win Bing Ascati. art kis saborrat dread ars ammirdss to for witir ilk for to beat Ilio above lot erne pat Nov shirt as • per rib AMMO. Deelellii" and Biji Ben. of Mate," let harm of RD sow worth nearly MC to the it T ell whirr. arrested • hi of juveniles. Dundee sad I Damascus Maim Ms most brilliant qualities, while What's. East Nativity , wed Black Sultan mold boar of good looks. o meet Mesa we bad Blawisg km Mrsloweetas, sad Nerves as the riprestatatres of the .Id Mar; bet thee sever had • chair with Dire% who wee nor at hair over tbe rim fusions., Oar be was Si • raw, giving Darsins (avow!) dlb, whisk would put bin • ba g way before Si; Bea, who only bed Dianne= a head at Bath whim nonlay 31h, but that the letter summation' I. (Upends= sad Bliaworth (41b extra) at Wur•hester, whir Dewed them wee something is the Beth reusing. The horror Bakes intradrd to our antis two sew ceadidates is &may (the Mawr coil) mud Smparsgos (sister to Nmemie!, but they had me ahem, wilt, Dioramas, who earned home hi. Sib pearly in such clever style that he saw re to I. for the Drby, Itsviogdesplayed living power of Sher highest _min, for he hid theorem of the nee at half • mile. Al Bovradoy the bilf-bral lawyer, who snhsequ.otly proved mob a mar to the yammers in Ireland, sustained two defeats 1. the foompsay at .I.ler horses ; but there were loss pod cattle to costar the Bohr Burma Mahn altheogil Virgin. maia.aicht and Tattoo were too boohooed S. trans Dee foot, pies when in receipt of Tlb ; still we rams drain nitoneFTnenieley's filly of g credit (ocher perfoommee. Dictator, for the Nair easily defier& thlhir 0 . 1, Lopeatcher, Erinhomas, Er., which served to mystify the world about Big Br" who gar bier Gib sod a lasting at Cheater, and cot up se herb eh Aseot and Illemit bridge. At Nowarre two lirrana arisin Beat Mars, or Limiter., wore Mates for the Tyr Mans by War co from west of coedit ion, altlioweili ma bad as abs... of Mg ins what numbs was made of, as be nen diva ram ram mug for the tinuicl Stakes as .his roar day, won by Prudeoce, who also triumphed cow Orpiston, the am- Aieror of Loap bot ((after • deed Neat) for the Trial Mokso. ccept that Confidence chewed • pod lint la tho red, and Towne got mast by the modinte Ladylawhy moth* traimpand at Clealrattord or (pair worthy of Rain. The crack rues sa Newman July Morn( was mot ef surb Ma r ia tamer aad cry Meld ounahr the ri g lr.Zakes, where• Walloon no aboarty rand by Dictator win ohs erred of Light of the !Mire, Cle matis. and Degas • trio that sae sot to be dispoid, Ind the Keight emecislly boa incood lard, • psi bons. Thus I"doAcie tech his roes mem, the nun, although lie did sot best Walloon la litre the style of Duerr, Drown Darns. = 611 11 1 : Fir, for it was • ma • hoar psi haw baz and Walloon hod, belles, brim le arena cowardice which log him ass or two sues risnmed• la the half idle Chatiedeld reams, DteplahWa. bran bang out of his disuses, WWI " mils," aad the rabbi mminass was auroral to Immo, otto of the bed loch* earn is trainisg, hut the pair, bang slow bicasors. IMO 01141001101 from tho cameo:anent. owl oily la• latter pontoorod to the to oak He pa ea searly ars Muss with the her rank at the durance, rmaim II 1161160( Me hoots with polioanoe (who - rut it - when leedeng), Cynic (tennis), Tuueliwwliot ( trig). 011egilie•B (1. sad B COad). and t third-- a heal roily dived's, sack of the Grit four. Geld was ski Mast oar, for birds. War 6601631, N6OlllOll. I 'owl.v, Ketpht of the Thistle, Intillotagh, Sister to Reales, It.dpar. and Parole darted ; lad it is romorlutbio that Tisch .nes-Piet should have run so badly both tram aad ewe this wrest, Wog " sowhanr to INg Dos at Now. pub's. Mil 41•111 third to the annum Sap sad fironist at Starford. The Stamford Fla., ea an aped weight for imp ram tour out as normalel as a Amin p at Asset, for ....Ake rape of I,loomo of thy IND ram not frights. Deori•Duchwa, of sad ltsans. It bad. 1... v., bee. .id....... 1 Net bar Mainly or whisk Sho my pawed to he the NM. as oho was or cl o th. but Urn, sad Blow Drew aria aibilrid In not twilliaat gains cons marry a goad rase wbi _Daka re at 21 1 b lb. writ din o kit a. At Owner. raellsol =Me doe' dauotsrd I. Caller Cher', Tam" "4 her as Marrisy, the tooloor-ohl noel( Wog very unistmesing ; het snob air and re sr at Wan enter. wham We Wootoor i g. !!sails, raw est le Erst tio Liotroolloy Iliter lokostor lan had its BIM dorm oit iamb mei of Keel. arid sionwal Ginn K,„ 4 im ni. • aid het _wilksi••b u = omug law IBM ; boa lib imam Laid bid whom is • as e" Zir v i=l:2 l6llll Dortrltia nr 41"14 7 , weeds' at lie althsini is sr ban brow Posariby who armor as . THE /fal fREAS, .* NONDA VEV ENING, - ".. ( 146VI I MBER , . - • . -.— - -- nun n..., in. breathing daring the race bang so head thst I I . TO plaintiff, a tailor, ekkeed hem the def seam t, the Captain many booked him •'' resew' " while othire only ascribed ' of the Royal Anemia Voloteer 'Corps, 160/. for uniforms it to a went of conditi on . It ems left to one of the du* eileff, to. all order of the defendant, who denied hi lot, Sporting LK, to light it out with Fairwater, sad 1 . e ... 5. The Jury found for the plaintiff for the mount • niece thing they made of it, the tabor only winning end by • hotel ; MI lbs onloogned ninabg of both . 7rar. . Chestkers now moved for a ride calling CO the or a peat duel for Big Rees lath t h e opasially as it plaintiff to &bow ewes wiry the verdict should not be net io ballifal whither he wee up ts s there ; &ad , mide epda mow bid panted. them if he could net maiMin his owe prat*, there were A ids Ott misstated. othon to do it far bias. The Liverpool Jely Nest* was trite as fortunate se that in the spring for the interest aellied by the tortyeareld minteete, se in the half mile my.c. Dads and Brom Denim Nod for the first time and it wuie. peel modals Maas the distance would noi glee the It the boot of a, m at whet abs had dens with Walloon, du The me nee of the Inset of the Dads* wanes 1014 twenty_ yards trona when he not in wn nib W lily id hi beg Arida seemed the bi e l lic a short awl. Dammos, mode* 7Th, wet ahead 'NA mine &Moe behind Daadm m et ebesidollps, did* would maim it appear et het_: Yr. Yams Sys um as better at the Ulf mile tam mom fooricest„ __• b ed IS mum lei borne in Wad be won may as the Hmegelbe peen& and had be bent bay osibmsted, so at Ime might hare Mood aem lengths between bur/Wild gm Weediest's. bone. Boon Dwain 's trle AI ss mar Dammam with ii lib penalty elnieriel • good "nil wee Mirky to fed surprised at who she bed ,la II: meters on the hem day cd the llig be alifte. , Ziplige spoiled sport al as beast Sat . • walk over. while dab of Nov opposed .11er ear ; sad Mt to crone Dosfoot spin pie TAM weeg im ight and • beeMg 41 Ti m mlehnet, while Longehot sesii; Vmein•lfieht both oh* Improred forme *w e ft • Yorbalme %tu nnel ate ma as est of my my N Lib lads • sonainty " a the R ° ll l l= • bet not so beefed in the so she la to carry • lib penalty, the grostly•immerad Lembo sad V Night, which she did say oft betneee,' Lea, who wee made the famenbi. al Ilts :ZS Milliof tie Thistle wen the two omit et t hoating be 1,000 Plnes ( h a le d, mown of • lfinew e 4 Slirw to ems eis, Obi °yob mad The bop in Ilier • Lat Se bum hod, ed. dandy paid with lie We., wed eat up smeh worm then at Nomesnim4 B whine he we two er three lengthe before the 144. maim four th for the Clhanonlekt avower, I. form was ediciently Velyor Dielater i. who beat him la the July Stakes to .totebe • Ms stead ameg the Darby honnorites, so QM mos M p ligi i i i4 lM =at BIM there appeared Deirias, had Dochem, and Qum of the Vale tio stoal . lady Midis es great performers _before the at Goodwood awl a ll t roe " D's " Dodos, sad Dictetor— woe beget Isesasille Osman the Me* bow rood two el Yea ANL ma .1 14 theelem to tea Diodes duet Were day. It u mmoined the larbil nesslasbm lb. Oedema, is saltariaa hem 111•Isealth, bat Whlliller them b mesa te her nor thing_tetaLl am sot awe. Scald ea& be like ease, it meld be • IMAM 10111 be Sots/ in ral/y, sad essescially bc , mai isrErslstoet, late be of kene should Dadooloo nalibed, villa*. of nit meld be, is a guest manire, spoileil-1 am, ha, xenon. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Azignuust Nov. $l.--Asroarnarea.--dsoosd /haw W. J. Geml7. to tie =W. L. Gordon, MD. illine r ';r. B. Mita, to Me W t . rotTISMOUSR. NOV. TIL linethith ro Cam= R. Pm—A moms sues bee bus smith as the Claelllell thetbsse, 1, the diem and crew at b Weisefes Alp to ' the abeam of the ipilaat awl • lateepii meal beta Cepa& Ws Weans Peel, Bt., sad those brave fe llosre whellombre mad fill with Wm. The isoausaest om its et • Onsfra oeulphoed wpm block, d ainewab g am. swa r ead et red poliebed put* to esatsia ths wwwwrieds, sail She et pry Abscises pasha It dad pa • aweelded hem the cap being en riched by wives &Mose, esti earesosated by • wade cef es metal, represent/mg stheistsre cassess oath. bedio, ha The shewaeseers hes boss inmate' Neon. W. sad J. lreems, of Weetailaster. It is - posed at the most durable athelal soald be preowned, sad be. bees upwards al oix wissabe is bast The and st elieboll,, His stated, vii be between M. wed 40W. DIMON PORT. Nor. 25. The Russian frigate Ohs 52, from Sheerness for the Mediterranean, arrivediesterellay. The Sanaparail Captedn Wilmot, left for Queenstown on Pettey. A aaval court-martial is to be boa as board the laprep, sable tentorrow Emeritus for ibe Uhl of Yr. Thunder, chid engineer of the Hero, for beim/amok et Peetland when that seem' was about to leave with the Priam et Waleson board. Prisoner intends to plead guilty. Isow Sens.—The state of uncertainty which has now for eeveml mocha prevailed at the Admiralty, is refer awe to the plena which should be adopted for buffalos a farther number of ireeplated ships, sellfesista. It that in the department of the Comptroller of Use= them exist. • strong party in favour of having the sew mesa built on the plan of the Warrior, now in cause et ermilrectics ; while at the beard opinions ire very =oh divided oo the anbfeelase the ream that opight sides have hitherto invariably sa Mid peesented no effectual reeistiusee be AM. We *Miming Ike& fa ender to arrive at as early iikaision their lordship hue summoned to Louden Mr. Fished itbethell, the nmelerehlperright at Porta:meth dockyard, who b been wed during the week io going carefully through an the 1111111111 M ars on the eubjcet, which have hitherto lees ma fallo the iralty.—A rsay cad 7.. p Clown,. Cmt. Swims Sirius,—Tbo Post-oftioe compa nies of ihfetaglmnt will proceed to Wimbledon for target MerTiesedery and asturday. There will be compass t Barbees-hall on Itizadsy, and officers and nos. esseeshelonad ofationedrlll at the same place on Wednesday. Undeem neffissm to be wan. A ticirrlroui - : - -Privste late of the I st IWO" ly in the temp et Colchester. hoe jest been seeded. by • Ewes of the Orem of Chancery, 8,0(01., with live years' sneers of istoreet. Tim fortunate minion woks toolottly discharged alter 21 yaws' sorvice, with • pen sion of la. per dap. late Inttl'truce. auersoPourran COUNTY QOUNTI. - • WANag sposinled abs wressij Isola 12 1 1 1111= m 2 r ILE t t I sissia—Tase, New. 27 ; Widnes naggics T, —Wistaria& Thursday, 10: friday, 20. • day Cza , te zionrina, Duncan4emes—nmeisy, Nor. 27. Wednes ; FAUX IL MAITLINCOL Nstylebsearesd.-71.sraday, Noy 29. Friday, PO. Now, Thdr4radyeaL—W Na.. NB. Wewsonatna great Tuesday, Noy. IT Thursday. In; ?Ma, 14 99.2112.21 E, iiisrelia9.—Tiossily, Nor. 2T: Wednesday, 28 ; Thursday, NI: IN% WANDIPIPINEV.— , NO. 111. Clerilun Canada —Malay, Nov. 14 COURT OF QI7IISN'S BZNCH.—Noy. 24, Sittings in lhaeo. —(Befcee the Lad Mist Arlin Cook ben aa4 Jalapa HUI sad Illaskluni.) TEI QUM I. Lamm wig. MIT OWNS AL M', Cl ems 87nr harmicsie.-11113.1&611 01 LIIOIIIIWIT ALUM. _ . _ The Solleitor-Oseeral rid task Is *iodate, ire* aril the inquiries direeled by the emir yeabalst. •he MC Bow to Ulna their lordships of the reweAl:d ff which had thought better to hive eetbedilit id as adkreit. The alldnit wee ow the eerees, solicitor to the Witt . rhea OM VIM ctsdemeaa bed hen segr u li tias tier ed. te Laid Clyde flit Ms Mr militasy se= g ead abed* Ann shear be f fro a retil sod he had likewiae era Leed Mari ea milder sf that letter. That Lord Cl yde bed isdermil her tier at that lire hoot the Beer Omni be essead the and that baviNg dale to. be tte nc tleteet•Gesend in leak le rime as oda for tie i of Lbutereat Allen lb Mi~. esrfkfts—lir. Freer& thee sot slate when ha am Lead TbeWMl 7 teraseterel—dlf eases benison yesterday, soles ese=sto the proceedres is this err. las•—itt Lead Clyde does net, etre red Mir weir of reseed wee is vitro& and it rut Lew brit odic Ike statute. TleelleMeitor•Owiend—Lord Clyde ooridere that if thee is allewed for the *airy it will he doubt tern est that Myr miliaddif ek Agee ewe raker a writer authority. ?be Lad Mist Jusliou--I think, Mr. %bettor, you heve rebid emearit-to justify the sear b imiergite the Wo!" es to !Mow d tire for reargelleation with this ?HI TIEN? VALLI! RAILWAY COLLISION. i. India. lieriant apes biped their kiniships meld Milan heir* inning to week • molunie. Bub minsdise their *alb Leda op ea that poid, there melsoffen - Inman Mr pima gumbos whether esty poor exiled In the temoirthe rentond Mao peremerbone bg r o ' F ra iii.l lllll imam wes ibe Str er pgerldpel that et offienstred ignorker or miss ices et importatkeen elol ica mritode not benevid wat Mini an .sins to am of the $ of the immiffie whet evidenee r o that say appliedice led besesseli to ono of thear of the be rm Ceett Ibis me ? Yet the to Imembed to_lignsut trammilion. England that the The Loomerd jmilise—But inie lea.ttr Mee, h wore of es punish ment Mel the in Indio was ...a litfie. preemed the se: h r: amid eimptlap i re -1.1 direeted Ida Zlrcgasaisd L b tra . te of his pemidnased in Se feet al Agra. to tha•Teder he minibus we n . appended as to the mon of trealomet to lee mowed wiih regard to ism Per daring the Mt sin niontis be me to be allowed tw i r = l Oldelfo• is the opne t zi n ter day, sadism to Ime pareMied thew ol Myna ai the chaf* might order. After the lis tes strictness ce the discipline ma to be reined, sod Liniment Allen thenestesward was to be allowed the fens nap of the fork and was aninind to cell for a bottle of wino every two days. Ho Mond also that during essay the whole period of his embeinuM at Agra the prisoner men with the arta/hay. Mr. Justice Hill—But it was the very eireumines of seek treatment that might have ceased the anieliee of tie aethoritke at horse to be directed to the ere. &rim Bheo—Bet Lord Clyde having one exercind his discretion with velem* to the place of coulinement, bed no power to attar it. Mr. lastios Hill—Has he not . gat power nadir th e Alet Mice of the nine ? Mims what must loom in • ol peetileace Makin oat la a prise, end which threatened universal martelity? fieriest Jibes contended that the MA *adios applied only to nonmilitam7 Mr. Justice Hill—He aumot ammo Mt Agra is a purely military priaon. racism Bliee—At all mete under the 24th section, an 2t ,. ..1i0n ought to hare been made to a judge oi the Court previous to the primmer's removal. 7 7 6e — Lerd Chief Jusiiie—l wee Brother Blink that the 10th men= says that by the plac e of eanliment shall be ted wailer the officer ommanding the dietriet, wi appoinin le lb. QM notion Mines that every glider shall m ein primes into custody um al order in writing of the officer OONSIODEOg 1110 rosloold Now, under what eider had Liestheneot ALw been eameniffini to the Queen's Prison ? Berjeant fibm—Whp, my Ind. the 4* order in the matter is set eni hi • sesserandmembeedi a letter from the Adjulant-Gmeal to the keeper el the plan, dated the July,lBdo. and width is as hams t "Ills legal liHrOsseat the General Onnannawis•Cibisf dean was to henna you that be hands the , tring te smorlisulassat Ansa, den the WA Besinsent, and I have tie WOWING Vs asnataL —Yen an hereby requested to receive end keep in confinement. Lintocont ig el the t, pursuant to the mamma Of a oeurtaartiel, the 28th al Yeknoey, 1888. "Jams Tomo iffinsffiev." The Lord Chief Junin—That doss net moan to en order is writing from the osmaseding tie district la Indb, am s wired by the 40Ih maim His lordship, haring . with the other mambas of the mart, delivered 'Wiesen. Be ealii—Assistiw the facts in the affidavit brat& nadir ear ce by the to tars oet as sepreall, nevertheless w• ins Ike rule should be nab alosslaie for the ph It is eet inseasig lisileteneine the pre lis▪ awary own whether th. ease cones IMAM the 414 as.. tha d thellutiny Act ; for it is clear that, even if it dose, ma contended for by the fkliazitorAisamml. the provinces of the ICS of minim have not tees saaplied with, and Sat as the sass shade thews is se bad read by virtu* of whirl the Yelper dila Mass Men he* Lieutenant Alden in phew Uddashtedly tie Me and 41st sections of the set an somedisee. 81111 it is enough to say that three writhe . _ under either mien. by width etilLmstsfentess hes besot autheand to vessins4i sed gelansa. The edittswee has been &limpid to be _ an . -- d the sajetab main Lad Ws the Omer aderV ina CtderZ there is se taffies In the authorising the C..oeu smoder- lissbnd to dens. It follows, there. ore, that W bientemi AA bin maid, net lawful, and that he be Mr. Jani ghs Mand Mr. hada lanekbara having de- Peened minim he the sense West, The rule lathe pawn diabase wee made Oxalate. A:THEN/STONE, SATURDAY. The inquiry into this abodong ocenrreoce warn concluded this mend le the Oen Kuban* Won Mr. Carter, the ocirener for NorthWarwickshire. The tory retibednt • quarter past 3 o'clock, and after an themes of pearly foildieuis, agreed to tbs f verdist : We Ind that the sevend deaths of Andrew Due John Macdonald, Edwaid Itenahaw, Joseph Thounrom James ffiithia lrAc Ma G M, Jemes Hickey, gar Cheery ea the Mb eI November, 1860, and of Vaughan on She 17th of November, lIMO LO = ceased hy reason of the ugetimited mail train of the sad North Wasters Railway Compeer, s ad which Is timed by the tables of the Dempsey to be st , Unworth at 1.16 a.m., nor* into oollision with a . epeeist amble bale while the latter was shunting inioLa at the south Gad el the tithe Ames station , the ether* James Cheery, thee sevmsny travelling in • van attached to such mffile kale, sad Cheery as the seethe of the up-limited sail train. We Ind that the several deaths were accidental, bat that the rube at the ehould mot allow their Mail= officers at their dhenttea to despatch fat treks sad don trains from the stations en close to one another, end an in this respect becoemateet with the safety of the paths i that upon the occasion in question "Mime Moor mull, platform inspector, of Tann/ore, was wrong in eel taming the driver of the up-limited mail train of the cattle train being before him ; that Edward limier, driver B=}44. of the upanated mail was to blame in not the arose that sad cm the whistle set aossiap ; that to the scientific 'Adman given at this inquiet the eue fe cattle trains waddle mare safely plead le ha* if the erlieletmika than behind Wes. with a light lea Wham ft sad the feeder, and that cos adoring the peedir Mine et the line as respect' the oarves sad had eremben nor the Atherstone station, it is eammtially weessery for the I/slaty of the public that a 118181Paph at themlone station should be kes is COM' leemilatian day bed sight nth the bebo. et Teener* and Nameable as to the arrivals sad p of all bake ; 1 1 sad that an additiosal Meal should be piteed mad worked at each end at the .- !her been= of the jury, after hag in the verdict, Mehl that he Wt it Ms dety, am behalf of his brother brae sad limed(, to say, that in the coarse of the l e t% they had noshed every poesibb emehlabb from the a Ilh• London sad North Willidta ltafiev, and that an the beeneatioa mita lad amesbl It &tale had bon moat prompt! Red te them the slated 114 the area= led bohemia him le Wad meterembhimimla Me pewee, bid)* VMS wedded helms rat the amilimese tbeisred had beet of genteel* lie Welk y. Wilt moped to the reooeueseds- Um appeedisd be the verdict et ths jury, he would take can that they should be forwarded thinseately to the proper quarter, sad he bad so doubt but that they would receive ~ ZpremeediZ a ilbaa tioniested • • COURT FOR Dint= AND MATRIMONIAL CAXIIII,4IIOv. 94. Meters the :sap °marry Kr—ustiee Wightkaan, add Mr. Jamas Wlllime.) SELDOM AID mums P. TO ATIKIIIIITT-OENKRALL AND PATRICK AND PATRICK (CPI= TO INN PROCZEDTROO). ;IL Ga resiesedul eitumulmled his speech for tbe les eporek side **quokka el 13fWaltman' lagiiiromYt_bet to kodshipo not may tole" de ask Jedgmeet ape lie ocedueleir his thank sr. Wildman Peiriak, whose loot wad berested efe be bulled would not close maul he had hod lea tie lletedles el leaning Sid the court comideredffidls9ollll ea .ll whisk bed been lavished upon him win devoid of me sualsel foundation. . The euredaaties of Job BUT, whisk bed been taken by a commie/dm, wee then read—Barr befog sow dememd. He &posed that he beams asgailmild Ida lit. Shedder in 1789, that he had served hie but kg s ample of years In the opacity of a clerk, Sad that be bud ISIM him at intervals down to the time of ids dealt Be komw Anne Wilson, who at Ant was living in a NIA bare dbar own at New York. Bad DO doubt that Mr. Sails cites visited her there, but she afterwards weed hellos with him is the sagacity of a kept mistress. Bed low bred her called lbs. Shedder. She waa a mews el es eiemeter as say be bed emir heard of. Doubted, err fie peepb shod tie home also doubted, whether tie petlikeee mat • child el Mr. amides at all. Believed Axed Mks had mobbed ka 14. filtedden's lifetime with Omit& Tr taa h to wham she was aaerwards married. Wu a • relative of Br. ffkriddea. _ _ _ 00832!? N. MINIM AID OMR& - - Psnuant to the rale granted upon the Motion of Yrs. Cobham, Mr. COheett now appeared 18 comb bad bumairt *P tram the ( rineeel Mar_ Mhos" ha has bra donors& foe the bet tour jean sad • bag. to mar Ord let lis aladlospr from prison on the prod al 16 illegal delesir Sim Mr. Loa. Q.C. (With his was Mr. Thrimpbaboomd mar spinet the rule. Mr. C.ohlistt, rreprossradee of his Ofmmud father, brought ea action of ajar norti sosswor pop mloa al a turnpike road in liaropahlro, Mr. Oshhat ing midis a margage to the tearer. la that sorbs JWisy as or of tie trusaiss of tir talk sad the two Isroesorsos mad* dideadants, and Mr. Cobra, Wisp to prows a sairgsge to his father be wito neratted and tar *Nat was men spinet hint for ors. Far rose oar Mr. Miabottente now detained in prism, sad the • which he noiretarted ress that, as under the statute James whoa a *Arid could sot recover his costa if successful, tha apPs i& aids wore not entitled to theirs if they succeeded, by the Turnpike Roosts plaintiff was new- rated from recoveriap spinet the tin ea of tons, to the trader were not riffled to theirs r Vthe plaintiff. Mr. Gobbet& The learned issued p S veteseded to • e that neither had Mr. Crier 'lard a caries iswrprdattoa upon tio statute of James, am am Y a fast that the Oeusral Turnpike Act . did sat pies • is an action of ipetmeat a right to kb oasis. 0 1 1: i re le salrary, the 48th war esprit, &eland that a alightt recoverert his ita, well as his debt, *pia* gr i = t propy. costa, Xr. Cobbstt having bees beard In favour of Misrule berg aids sheoluto. Thor lordships ptweaad as umalsaraludtment that the reds nut bo di rJasdad - The aviaries of Mr. Willies' Neilson, a merthent of New lark (alto deceased), wee math read. Had Miura Mr. Sheiks for several rem He wee a marehest of a dt mud character at New TVI. The nit, eel y 36,000 or 36,0011 ; and r i nt s" seehants se• eked deal wish ma amether. Had always nyder :oshodha Kr. Shelia wee sammrsied. Believed time in did notarise visit in genteel fermis sedgy or whams roast have asith Min. Was not, however, an Moths re math inti maey whit la, 'ad bed rear been to his he.., A path aliedser ei pep. won then put is, end at lest sevenllpb Minded copies al deed allipd to have bees . executed fhb mother of the pelitieser, were tendered in evideme. ene of these she was styled, a short time before the deathbed marriage, " Anne WBsou • in another, whisk Weds* Justrafter, the was called " AA* ithedden, late Wfleen •' and others executed later still abe sp. peered is " /them Vimosni.• A Vilkii•MlLl monected with the American bar proved that almost all deeds relating to real eatates in the Cdy and county of New Toth were mitered, thoegk registration was not compabory. Is registerhig parties were obliged to go before a magistrate, who bad is testify to the geonine sem of their signature ; and other precautions were taken to ensure the authenticity of the adds. The deeds were copied in full in to the regisay god a certified °Mg. d the register was by statute recognised in New York as in every impact equivalent to the original deed, and people therefore did not muds trouble themselves about the Q.O. (for the petitioners), contended that copies of adedeeible. the regimes", which was itself only a eopy, were not Mr. Rolt, (lc, contra, strongly urged that they wee. The ads' Ordies7 said that as the point was one of Oeat diamilty and unportanoe, it might stand over till Monday, and The court adjourned. 3(IW Rum. Some further rules sad regnlatione have un been Mimed, relating to the course of proceeding to be fo Uowsd seder the set of last session, anthraising Queen's praetor to in tervene in opposition to a p etition for a decree of &mobs- Mom It is ordered that, When the Qualm's Praetor by leave of the court intervenes, ha shall, within eight days sitar suckleave obtained, eater an and plied te the panties ; sod ell subsequent ding shall proceed binwees the petitioner and the ietervener, acc o rding to the Mao established w:tb regard to pleedinp between the ed ema parties in the cause." Iy the same act it is padded, that all decrees for dimolution shall be deems aid in tits first instance, and that say person shall be at liberty to show cruse against making such decrees &Moline within throe months after they have been preeoueced. PM. of the new rules prescribe the mode in which cease is to he shown. Ap appeeraine is to be sabered, &Mesita are to be filed in support et the applicatioe, notice is to be served on the pasty who has obtained the decree. affidavits in answer may thereupon be filed, and the questions raised co.& gush tifildavits are to be argued at ouch time as the Judge Ordinary may appoint. Controverted guanines of fact may be tried by a jury. INSOLVENT DEBTORB . COURT.—Noy. 24. (Before Mr. Commisbeer Nichols.) TN IN 1111DNITIOD MAMA. This insolvent, described sr merchant, was opposed lry Hr. fiargood for M. Laken, wine niarhant, Rheims, and for commirdoa agent, Pons. Mr- Robertson Griffiths that the insolvent in 1849 was a bankrupt, owing tr i ,ooo d 1864 it 1857,he wee discharged under the, act owhigl2,ol9L, epha owing 4,0001. His pre. seat dere war 1.916 L, mid be had 1841. owing to hire. Is Merck Aprfi, aad Kay at the reseal year be bad obtained win the 0 99 41 806 miaow. M. Lahro, to 5721., and sabres from the other illeditOT to 21 . 51. Ur 52. The fitter coeditor bad iot tow paid one shilling ; and he stated that if he had known the insolvent bad Wad ea re tree occasioos for 32,0004., he would not have lot hie bare the goods. The debt was principally for silver waters, at 27 haws each (11, 2a. 61), but be said be sold them to Yr. Attraboroegh of the Strand, at a Ines of 2a. or Se, each. He norred from him 1401, and made no moist, r be was is diffinultr. _ _ it 'Tree adniiit.TXl that bettor amounts should be filed, and the case was adjourned to the Zed of January. An wk. mhos wee made not to iodine the tail, but the Commis menet thought the insolvent might remain on hell in the interim. TN, lIPLOSION 01 DOilD Tat TOllllllO. —Tin losuidod moo sow am. Orilla Yarmouth Horpital me . _ Hit hoped th at the het of bpw lamaliMe t alal thall bay, the . chid 413 gluon*, win le Oslo to give of tin osocuploos at the °S ala (rrertiaementl-11ftsoway's Pats. —Cantu ow sad ft. of the flatt—llase at il wan nem b et broke/ow osiongek aid Maw about **Weft ma mosse /era to Wei := ow fgr mom whom imipsons. liallem f , ;SW meal eamease ima humeri aloft la that aide • • ok I a... 4 M " a irk s. d l e a . 8 2: Lok p l. "a m :re 6 glum so as Mot Wks. lk we *di sile mien The skalUr ilakolilkive toaellydnuerikeik. , to to robe,* le soo th e the oirieos kw Mao line partfelas Pllie.wlll Mo. mama ems tee pas. awl ow awe team •Mour is the imellea bed>. aad nithedle • haellem 'IMMO la the thopoodial or okosked Mod. 0017 RT 07 00/DION PLZAK—Nov. 2t Stew fa Bormea—(ilatore Lord Chief Janina Erie sod Arlin. Bytom and Eastlag.) WM r. TIMM —CONDITIOICAL MIIIIIVAIIOI. Tim qualities Wood IA thin ammo for the spike of ti) =razz atoo, whet woo the Wart of as aosoploses of *IC of I* awe turns : " Acc t .= pasblo on OW op 1111 of for 76 Lc p of par Ammo, at Us' Loam Wootie.o:or It, Beam* beat.' TM gooolion woo Idiotism tido ooloolooto van sooditlowl, or whether ti ft alms abash* the pnyreso6 oolr base coo. diosoL The Lord Chief Justim mid be was al *Mos that the aseeptems true gwtiW ; big he did sot ar' with the :Vilview, that the WI of kdiag met be banded ever y the bid became due, or otherwise he wee die- Masted hoes all lishilit. Judgment for the plainytiff. ---"`" • r • 41 COURT OF LICHNOMIIIIA4Vor. 911. Intiage ia limea—Wars lON Mar Dam mam to i ll i eti o shi sa an d Daman a* a, JAczionr. lAti.—voterrea's owiroam. ------- - was relation Wed Woo Ir. Bons Martin a tea days alma, we.. aelasis van mortal la oar mamma , THE POLICE COURT& MANSIOYMOUSE. d. looking lad named Fronde Bream., way 17 yaws me, was brought before the Lord Mayer end Mr. Adelina& Hale on Saturday for re-examinatlas upon Pre shine of stealing a quantity of ireermonary es es, the pro rof ey Mr. Henry Lowman Taylor, w naseesper, Quisd.etrest, Cheapside. The whole of the facts of this we were gives folly at the bet examination. The primer bad bees forabont two years in the service of the prosecutor, end he had an wpm dotty consequently of obildnin access to the dook, sad the evidence left no class that be led fee a oonsidembis liras been carrying as keyeditin of plunder idea hie maim. It was proved that he hadjone to lirt Wades, a elem. maker, in Wilsowebteet. ThasiwY s sad remolded that he and hi father wean in the bait ef sandhi( Wes. and that they had recently pareimeed some ireemonosy god, mit =sad took place at lalimeton, and upon this representa tion Mr. Watson pure-hued some Ere-hoes eaddhar adds. of the same description of the prioner, sedlw gat rid of other articles to Mr. Clark, a gas-Itter, ads Mwagadestrest, in the we. manner, the whole of the prapsy beteg proved to have been stolen from the praseetdor Peeltwan, the detective milker, who apprehead the psi sow, Mated that since the remand he had ascertained that the diner had disposed of other property belonging to hi wader to another person, who waa sow in attended*. The prisoner, who from the first admitted his guilt, aid =lto be very penitent, pleaded guilty to the charge, x d preesed a wish th at the case might be tried ut that sormt. Mr. Taylor did not offer any opposition to this course, mad he oleo very kindly interceded with the bench to pan • Laded eentenes on the prisoner on woad d his youth. The Lord Mayor, after consulting with his worthy mid lanab addressed the prisoner in • eery feeling and im geseeive manner, and said that he had berm guilty of • eery swift offence, that of robbing his master, in whose ser vice he had been for two yeiirs, and who seemed to have planed confidence in him. He wee not at e sure that it was not his duty to send him for trial to theOnstral Criminal Court, whet., very possibly, a sentence of penal earridde would be passed upon hfm, but, taking into consideration the kind recommendation to mercy made by Ws master on account of his youth, and his apparent weldrition, be should refrain front doing so. He end hr brother alderman felt, however, that the ease was awe of so serious • character that they should not be doing their duly to the public if they did not inflict the heat meniesee tbsy were empowered to do by the net of par under wWth he had pleaded guilty. and which wee, thet be be boomed and kept to bard labour kw lime aged d etc , months. His lordship added that he biped Ow Med, of his reflections lapels= wadi be that whet „he aided his liberty he would resolve lepenes Weed dennse, end endeavour to become • re ajembet of welety. The whole of the property was ordered is be OM up le Mr. Taylor. Two well-dressed ladies CUM to the OSUMI bras of making a statement of the bardablpe the two of one of than. who were awn the body d "eseursionista" to Garibaldi's anny, bed willered it Italy. One of the ladies wee about to mad a writes steidrant, bat abs was it "armed that this wort was not the proper medium for Whiting such smatter beton the pubis, width do expressed tobetertaiee ha d.object, sod that as ea appliedion could not be The ladies then retired. THAN E& Captain Joseph Efossacir7timulastser of the ship_ Cyclops, was summoned to answer • claim for wages b a black num, named Peter Petaisos. it igramod tbat signed ow board the at Boni Xong as steward, for IX per month. Emma' were made in answer galas, the steward. It was stated by Cbgitain 101111 KI that, previous to the 7th Brvtember. the steward was slovenly, dirty, and eigUiest. On the Bth of September, wh en the ship was e the Cape of Hood Hope, there was a gale of wind, and the steward was mining. Every part of the ship was t ~-T 26, 1880. - aserched but he could not be dinevened. it was then :red that he had talks .ever end lees drearaerL As was made to this afresh fa the ainiel logbook. Eighteen days after this the second mate, who was in the cabin stumbled over a man's fist in the eat, and upon obtaining • light, discovered the inward, amiss the table. The mate causal owl to the mak et the Weal sr/is& " Bill, here's the dead steward!" Bill came to look, sad was so terrified that be rushed bask. sad though one of the strongest men in the ship went into a fit and was ill for four days afterwards. be He thought that he had seen the steward's ghost. A Newfoundland dog, which came down at the Name tine with wee struck with terror, ran beck bowling. and jumped onsboardend vru drowned. Witueses wifenideblidesa were also esedderably alarmed, and all the ship's sempenydeniandedthenthesteward should beput in irons, which was done for a namilk It turned out that the steward had been ell the time in the bread locker, where belied lived seasealed. hat baba reseed se night and pro cured food der hiarelL neleslest wails avast heesitr ebi* and seven/pieess of sire and =Min which the man had taken is with him mere completely spoiled. Witness was afraid that a fever would break out among the men, so he ordered everything in the looker to be thrown over board, Ape sorts of preseerei wain wed other food were robed while the steward was .teaseled, but no one would have supposed that a deed steward Gould eat, and the °Seers suspected each other. The steward was formerly in Annetiosn ships, and had bon guilty of similar tricks before on three ominous ; once be was 'speed on board • ship proceeding to the Wad Indies, and concealed him& all the voyage, and was sepromed to be drowned. The leeward, on being maindined, admitted he had spoiled everythint in the braid locker, and said be need to coins out of his Indian place every night sad take some meat out of ths a stay. Mr. Y and this was a claim made for wages to the amount of The deduction properly made by the cape. tan, and the injury done to the mapsM and mats in ti e bread locker, exceeded the amount claim by the roan, and the sum mons must, therefore, be dismissed. MARKET& 001TON.—LivEtrooL, Nov. 24.—There Les been a good atteadatweet the trade today, sad we have had large tales at OA prism The sake ere 10,000 baler, iaeludix• 9,000 Ammeters, 4d. to 80. • SOO Buret, aid. to 51d. ; 801. ; sod'4o Naranham, 80., of which I,loSte ‘ fer.speculation and export. Today's =port is 3,810 beim oarrox 000013.-ILunnisorrat Noy. 24. —The easier feeling which int araifested itself in this market ca ilienday, awl led to aa • is badmen yeeterday, ilea bad the-elect el prises, sad we ham leas irre lerity than is the early of the week. Senile maddest. ble mks of T °lolls have been made, asid mese at them ere mid to have hem the result of the rester eacerity and ecafelesse Inspired by the Preach tempi In Sy*, The =lnlevCiesnmay Item renewed Whom to some extent, tissegh dykes ere Min unfavourable for India ad Chum, purchases of 71b. and B}lb. 40-inch shirtlap ham been made to a fair amount. Shippers to China have dm given out some orders in water twist for Chios. Business generalb , is showing decidedly more activity than during the past Imft*lit, m consequence of orders which bad hese k ep t back having been placed, although many hal= are Mill disposed to act with much caution. The symptoms of the trade we that in few cases ham Mocks of gore largely secanadated, whilst the stocks in most of the Imps base tads lamer an mid to be very moderate. Some inquiries have bees Md. yesterday and to-day, with a view to business with Shame under she new treaty. WOOLLEN.—L/101, Nov. 24.—The market preowned se change this morn ing; its tone was languid and dull, and the traneactiooo that took place were limited in number and inteal HARDWARE—Bsumfossm, Nov. 24.—A change of an unfavourable aberarer has occurred in connexion with the trade of this town. Since the middle of last week the country orders haver considerably fallen off that this west • large proportion of the mannkiettirers have found it as much r they could do to keep their warkpeopier the usual time, and rims • section takes place, which is hardly proba ble at this time of the year it is to be flared that betwces this and Chriatreas there will be a good airy people oily partially employed. It would marosly be pomade to same A trade which the depression has not mord in &greater or has degree. Of rune there is • clam of rassfidecenrers whom this dulness has not reached, bat these are quite the inception, it being admitted is ail querten that trade pmendly Is getting positively bsd,, the effects of its languid oradttion as regards the country brig heightened by un stemastios in the foreign defartment. Th e merchants, if they have orders, withhold them; with the United States especially, there being little or nothing doing. There are • few government contracts in which are a great auxiliary at this moment ; but for tree some of the insaufarneW rs trne this week would be smaller than for the let two or three years. The country shopkeepers will cider arils( which they mn do without, and according to the informa tion received from the factors' travellers who are indifferent gars at the country this feeling has iamemed, so that the =t of improvement iv not good. The iron tars in et c met does not mill ; all who as armed in it ere complaining, but the pig masters, few of wham ma sell at • profit in times like the mark when there is a glut of that description of iron in the market. Some half dean firms have orders enough to keep on working is used ; but most others in the tire ere doing badly, and ander selling has rammed of late. The coal tads is re markahly good, and prior . firm. In the neighboutheads of Bilston and Dudley there I. • litt le mere unemployed labour than at the commescomest of the quarter, in conse quence of some partial stoppages at ems of the works. CORN.—Crintamon, Nov. 24.—We bad a very heavy market, and all 00111 wee cheaper. Wheat, 41%. to 50s. Biztoy, 30a. to 43a. Hosea, Ne. Onta. to Via. per qr. Canals, Nov. 24.—We had a small supply wheat st our market this morning, and for fine for seed I more roasey wins rosined. Ate and barley it supply, which said at last wears eaten Wheat, white, new, 21s. Od. to No. id. ; aid, 26c 6cl. to Vs. ; red, new, 19s. Od. to 2/la. ; old, 21a. Od. to 25a. Od. Barley, new sad aid, Lb. to 15e. Oats, potato, new, en. id. to lee. • old, lla. ed. to lb. 6d.; cowman, new, 7.. 6d. to Bs. '6d. By., 16s. to 17s. Flour, pee stone 2c 4d. to IL 6d, per stone, 2s. to 2s. 2d : Itymissal, per stew, le. Bd. Buterand, per stone. la. Bd. COLCIIIIIIIIII, Nov. 24.—A fair supply of wheat sod other grain. Wheat in slow demand, at prices hardly 'gag to lest market day ; the same remark applies to barley, beans, &adieu. Gtoomorrun, Nov. 24.—At our to-day's market the samples of English wheat flown were mostly in wretched oonon, and consequently met a slow Mk at Is. to 2s. per qr. decline. Foreign in rather bettor demand at a tattle under last week's rates. Barley and beans Is. to 1. ebeaper. Out. very slow at • fall of la. _per qr. Imports of tie week ending Nov. 244—Wheat, Ireland, 250 qrs. ; foreign, 10,220. Barley, Ireland, 4,180; tango, 5,380. Oa* 13,6.. W coastwise, 350 foreign, 1,330. Bums, foreign, 800. Maize, Ireland, 50 ; foreign, 2,400. Oininrotui, Nov. 24.—There is at present more wheat at nearkat than is seeded to supply the immediate wants of Dopers who are amble to work off the lower sorts of new. Renee a great depression in trade. Fine samples of new nod old are spin Is. to 21. lower, whilst low qualities eta oily be forced off at a grotto; reduction. Very little n 4 .; in other grain, the tendency being generally to lower values. Wheat, new, 40.. to 66a. per qr. ; old, 66a. to Bk. Barley, 30s. to 44a. Peas, 445. to 44n. Hairrroaa, Nov. 24. —We ma* well supplied with wheat to-day, a groat portion being out of condition and very damp and almost moseleable. The best samples sold at 2s. to 3a. per load ken money ; inferior aorta almost umaleable at fully 4s. per load. Barley in Urge offer, the bed samples only found buyers at from ls. to 2s. peej . r : less mosey ; interior, 3s. to 4s. per qr. Oats a dull trade. Peas sad beans support last wines puce'. - - LZIOXIIITII, Nov. 24.—At oar eon market to-day the supply of wheat from the growers was plentiful, but there wee a .greet variety in the condition and quality of the satuplea, some being tolerably good, while others were rosserably poor. The demand was somewhat slow, eta de cline of ls. les b. per qr. ; white descriptions were quoted at 68e. to 74a ; red, 06s. to 07s. per 36 stone. There was an Manua eepply, the balk of which was of inferior quality, and only suitable for grinding purposes. The tom of *trade ruled quiet, and prices for ail kinds twisted fully Is. per qr.—malting, 30s. to 455. per qr. ; grinding. I 325. to 35e. per 30 stone. Of cats the show was fair ' but ' the ioqairy . was slow, and the previous week's rateswere barely realmsd—old, , 34e. to 38s. ; new, 28s. to 31s. per 24 stem. Beans were s limited show, and a moderate share o: business sr transacted at prices similar to those of las;, week—old, Ws. to Ms. ; new, 48s. to 60s. per 38 store. Flee deer, 60a. ; seconds, 48s. ; thirds, 4435. per 30 stone. NZWOANTIAMPOI:TYIII, Nov. 24. At our mar' - ‘ - ', this morning we had a larger show of wheat from the growers condition if poisible worse than heretofore, as the prices obtained fully denote, some samples selling as low as 28e. per qr., and the best red up whilst for a wool of very choice old white, wei ghin g &Übe. per bushel, 68a. was rest led . We consider t he trade fully ls. lower wen but torah country new, with, however, little pressure to sa very little of what has srrived from abroad has been offered, the major part having been sold for &nivel rushy, red and the supply is mainly from France :from the steads, therefore, exceedingly little was done, as might be saturelly imagined from the causes jusCreferred to. Fleer met little attention, but there was no dispositios &Ma to 100 Opt a greater decline than was submitted to duffing the week. South country melting barley a slow eale, and rather cheaper, the bent descriptions of foreiga be pesferred by our brewers, nut only on account of their Comparative cheapness, bat also by reason of their working more regularly upon the Boors ; in grinding less stireleg. Malt less *sired for. Beans sad peas much as before. Old oats Arm, but in moderate request. The minds this week an :—Wheat, cautwise, 1,07,8 qn_ ; foreign. 0 54 ft:Any, , NC. Malt, cauterise, in. Os* f , 203. Pam, 11. Beane, foretga, 166. Flour, sacks. Indies cern, 10 seeks. Notwrcis,l Nov. 14.—At this market to-day the sup ply of wheat sou trot exemsive, sod there being rather • better feeling in the trade last week's prices were fully maintained, particularly for the driest and best samples. There was rather leers barley offering, and in some instances Is. per quarter Lei money was taken. Flow Is. per sack cheaper. White tritest, 625. to 63e. ; red ditto, 525. to Ws. ; hest chevalier malting barley, 41s. to 445. • runs chevalier ditto, 38s. to 40a. ; ditto, Va. to itii& per quarter ; flour, 40s. to 41s. per sack from the miller. Nowrecewt, Nov. 24. -There was a large supply of whoa* at oar corn exchange this morning ; the conditich sad waft of the greater portion of the show was, however, ague indifferent, and superior old dry sorts were same. , Damp qualities sere a slow sale at lower pric es ; fine ditt o sold at late rates ; old white moved off at 68a. to Ms. ; new ditto ; Ns. to 681. ; old red, 64a. to 71e • new ditto 48e. to 645. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was feu, but them was not much life in the trade, and prices for all kids were ls. per qr. in favour of the seller, Finable being its. to Bs., sod malting lc per qr. lower ; malting made 395. to Ma. ; Scale, 445. to 475. per qr. ' • grinding 355. to 365. per 30 stone. The demand for oats assumed a somewhat quiet tone, and the show being tolerable, sanipka sold at rather lees . Old, 325. to 395. • new, 2r. to 300. ; foreign, 28s. to 31a. per 24 stone. Be ans far the moot part supported their value ; old trade 565. to 58s. ; old foreign, 50s. to 53a. per 48s per ID stquarter ; super flour, 50a. to 53a. ; fine, 46 5 . to . ew. Persamosoocre, Nov. 24.-At ow market to-day we lad a large supply of wheat, which met a dull ado at Is. to la. per qr. uncle the prices of this day week. Barley as heferir Oats la. ger qr. lower. Bean no alteration. Wheat, best red, 565. to 58s. per 5041 he. ; common ditto, 40a. to 425. per 4801bs. ; oats, 110. to ls. 00. per stone; hews, fffs. to 58s. per qr. of 532165. - - - - RIMITNO, Nov. 24.—The attendees* at market this morning was my scanty, and the supply of wheat a de. messed ovo. At the commencement there Ina so little doing that we have a diSculty in reoorting anything more than the dulness of the trade. The condition was very in. ferior, and only the best kinds likely to maintain price. Winne; Nov. 94.—We are moderately supplied with of all Mods at today's market. Dry wheat is in good at rather over last week's kes, whilst the raw inferior quilleise are as bad to seII as ever. Oats, barley, tee., dull at forma pekes. Prime to the grower :—Whest, white, new, 465. to 1105... 63 1 bs. per bushel ; red, 421. to He" Übe. ; oat; new, lld. to Is. Id. per stone. W Nov. 24. —At this day's market there was a Imp niggly of wheat, and all quidiem were about 2.. per qt. lower.. Dirtily sold slowly at a &oboe of Is. per qr. flats noun /ally malterod. Beans and peas tending down wade. You, New. 24.—The quantity of wheat exhibited at our worn read to -day wee fully an amass, and the atten dance et fermiers and was milky fair. The recent low stele el the brapeniture has affected the pale, and many maples era my out of coodition. Sales proceeded meistly, aad were 2s. per qr. lower than on the week promo , Ks. to 645. ; red, 48s. to 56e. par 36 atone. There was • tolerable show of barley, and fine samples were di-posed of at no material change in priese, bat wane quaities bung heavily on band and sold at a redaction of la to la r. on former te-ms ; malting sorts made 38e. to 425. ; to 34e. 365. per 30 stone. Oat. tame to bead more freely, end the trade rebid quiet at the ounimides of the previous market day ; o'd, 28s. to 30s. ' • new, Ns. to 26e. per 24 done. Thee yea oull a moderate supply of beans, which sold at recent quotations ; old, Ms. to 56e. •, new, Ma to 51s. per 38 stone. Malt, 70s. to 725. ; rye 38e. per qr. Flour 4& .to 50a per sack. _ _ _ EIRICALDT, Nov. 24.—We bad bard frost Sunday and likaiday, since which we have bad boisterous weather and ranch rein. Wheat sowing suspended for the preseat ; indeed, ma many farms it s not more than begun. We never knew it so baekward, and if the weather does not improve immediately, no more wheat will be got in this sa%mn unless en the fine dry lands. At our country markets, this week, we had only moderate supplies of gamin. Bales slow, at a reduction of la. per qr. on all kinds of wheat, barley, and oats ; inferior samples 3. lower. Here, to-day, we had large supplies el barley and oats ; males slow, and lower by Is. to 2s. per qr. as in quality. Wheat in small supply, and prices else lower by Is. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, 40a. to 64e. ; barley, 30a. to 425. ; oats, 21s. to 21s. Warmoars, Nov. 24. —We have had very moderate deliveries d farmer' grass this week, but a fair supply has revoked as by best. Ow import list is almost • blank, only ease anal mop of balky having arrived frost abroad, and • hew paresis et wheat and dour araetwiee. The trade has esstlneed rosy dell, and rime of nearly all articles ore loggia lower. Isla wheat ear be purchased at a reduction 41 ha to Lodi w barrel on red,sed 6d. to 9d. per barrel on white ;Iv imls 3d. to 64. par barrel less would be taken I era amend. Barley : Prhne malt samples corn. date prioes, but secondary rem and g rin ding qualities I ate about 64. per barrel cheaper. Oats have further de -1 alined iki. to od. per banrel, and, a large quantity having bawl *pored cif, holders are rather firmer to-day. We i bare bad rather more demand for Indian corn, and at &trifle below the of Saturday last • fair business bas resulted. Fleur dull, but not lower. Import:lode week : Wheat, 600 barrels ; barley, 674 ; Roar, 170 sacks. Esparta this week :—Whet, 1,320 b arrels ; barley, 558 ; oats, 9,694; haws, 1,414 web. I.THXR EZPORT. 1i91111:119 111 AID 9 A.IL UR It. I=l B. X W. D. 17" — C. — i ---. . Silaussia .. 19.26 40 is 24.2 W. o Qua= .. 29.911 41 W N.L to Buileit .. WAN 44 43 1.3. L o 03twouoio 1017 33 N./. o Wawa= .. WAS 33 37 X N.Z. b OwitAi .... 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StStstni p i misty ; r., ovens* ( dun); r, . il, mow ; 1 , Qualm A repeated auemsle-tkat, rr. much atm AWARD:AN AND AIIitICAN Mang.—The Cunard Royal 'Lail steamer Am sailed from Limped, for New York, on Saturday laid, 'oddment the United States and North American male and 100 pianism. On Saturday also the Royal Ma steamer litliope mailed from Liver pool for the Wad Coast of Africa, with the West African made, kc., and 50_proingen. WHIRS TO BUT A WATCH.—" The practical utility of 'good waist, the habits of regularity it generates, sad the admingeges of the pancruallty It assists in securing, am fasts proved beyond a doubt. The establishment, then, where, at a rismonable charge, them advantages ma be obtained must be worthy of attention. At lir. BOVIOII s, SS and U, Ludgate-bill, may be purchased the chronometer fur astygainem the me shank's watch fer two fulness, and the carioca other kinds of watches duplex, lever, horizontal, or vertical at various prices, all displaying the utmost finish and superiortty of manufacture.' —Daily Telegraph. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet post free for madetaps, ts descriptive of every construction globeatc now . %itches safe by post to .11 park of the .—Adver. Usement. MATHS, MARRIAGES, AND MATHS. BIRTHS._ DIXON. Not. M. at Sheolleld;Veaißreatwood, Ire; the wife of C. Mow. of Ccylon. of a Inn . FAUSBM.—Nov. It. at Yeinoantz, Marlow, the wife of Major Fautsett, 44th lee, of a eon. FITZWY.—Nov. 11,at Oroerenor-street, Lady F. Fltilloy, of aOM . . . . ORAHAN.—Hoe. 21, at Onslow.equare, the wife of J. Graham, Seq., of a eon. HUOllll.—Ser. It at Ofley.place, Herta, the wife of G. S. Hughes, Seq., of a eon. LYON —Nov. 23, at the Hermitage, sear Woking, the wife of W. Lynn, Esq., of a ion. 4VGALMONT.—Nor. ft, at tfighfleki, neer Southampton, the wife°. the Her.?. MlDahnont, of a son. STSIVENS.—Nov. !I, at Ralfolkisowere, Cheltenham, the wife of Major N. Steeressa, of a daughter. KARItLiGE_B. .—It"..111, it Reebalria t by the Rey. T. Trystlen, Rector of Charletoi;, Devon, T. Dalsworth, sou of the Bev. Z. Boides/02h, Vicar of Brithum, Devon, to Alicia Pie Whig, ileatgliter of I. Lewis, Nag , ,A the Rookery, Rosbaapton, Bunny. KELSZY—WOOLLRY.—Nov. It. at Mare-street Chapel. by the Rev. D. istierilit T. Betsey, Lui , of King bdward'sToad, of Hackney, to We Illsabeth li Mary, daughter of D. B. Woolley, Esq., Wsil-sclutey. LA2fOl2TOW—MMit—Nov. It, B. S. Langston. Fag., eon of 2=solptoa. late of tbe Bengal Army, to Charlotte Neale, ths Ws J. flireese, Faq., of Bedisat, Middlesex. NRIVTOR-111MARDHON.—Nov. 22, at the Church of the Holy Triplet, Yields's* Test, by the Bor. H. & Itillyard, Rector of LzstTs, F. H. Newton, Esq., to Mary Louts% daughter of DEATHS. BCKPOILD.—Nov. 22, at Peteetdsee. Trafalgar-square. alai Jetsam Ickford, daughter et this late J. &Word, Pao., of Newington. PAItOV9.—Nev. 19, at Part Villa. West Park, Ootham, Isabella Adsetla, wlfe of M. L. Pargaa. Mal• L altad , 118 . „„ Plitllll.—Nor. at ASErt-road. ItaglaegPan, manna. site it Mr. lemur. MA 57. MAST —Nov. a, siGlauoester-pisos, Hydesark.prdetts, Esther widow N Use late S. Bert. lag. aged 79. KI I NDILB.—Ifey. 19, at Bridge House, Brothel/me, W. K I nder. 74. liturrgw" — Nfia• Pl. at Ward.' =sabot& Anne, wife of the "kw; J. 1.. ushireet, D.D., aged Mk PIIICLNL—Nor. U. at hie reeldeeee. 1 Srabridge4ensee. Slagolimi. Mr. James Perkins, of Threeedlestreet, ta the MA par a Ids age. Prinicria;iichtlehed by WAN. 0 6 Ne• Lombarleltrent. In the City of Loedoe. Printer. et lb. Oftlce. In Imabardetr..et, In the Precinct of Wit!Wrists >ivstuer. NOTlnsza ee, 1360. HOLDBWI I MP