The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. pso• wit wares eamrry.) ADIIMILLIFF„ Nay. & The toilers( pahelieele, ailed the hi inst., hare this day takes pasieth mkeeseeet cie the death, on the Art ult., of Adalgal of the Rd the Right Rea. Thomas, Earl of Dendemahl, 0.C.8. Admits) of the While Fir Lucius Curtis, Bart. C.R, to be Admiral of the Red Admiral of the Blow whiioes Rowlea, C.S._, to be Admiral of the White. Fiek , Admical• Realey __ Dims eM the Rob. Alesnader Ja ms. as the leeereed list, to be edenksie cs the mime lief Ifleartehabal of the Red Sir Derrleglea Rey. odds, K.C.8., to he Ceded ef the Bb * ; VierAeladral of the Wilke Skr Artier Fewhakii, LC.B., be be Tree- Admiral of the Red ,• Tice-Admiral of the Blue William Faartuirre Martin to be Vioe..tdadral of the White ; Rear- Adni.ml of the Red Sir Minbael Seymour, G.C.8., to be Vice Admiral of the Bine ; Reaf-Arheirel of the White Chien. pher Wrrill to be Rear-Admiral of the Red; Rea:- Admire/ of the blue Frederick Bullock to be Rear-Admiral of the White; Captaio Thomas Matthew Charles Symonds., Cit., to be Rau-Admiral of the Blue. Rettrol Vise- Admirals Owego Reademon and Robert Worgan George Pests: C. 8., are ealitlei to the rank and title of retired the 7th M in pars 1&58. ousia her Majesty's Order in Council of y ADMIRALTY, Nov. 9.—APPOIN7ILLNIII. —Second Aar Arstarellagsseen J. C. Weeks to the Cornwallis, far astrvire in the ; W. H. Ores to the lodes, as enpennenerr. „u tediaLlssend-Clees Anistar Engineer J. /Moot, to the r anersinerry. Samar is soniested to a sand cadetship. The Queen has approved of the proposition for amalgamating the nubile regiment@ of the ooeatw of North ampton aad Rutlaud. They will hanoeforth form ma battalion, with a hatimant<olansl, two majors, twelve ratans, %waive latutananta, twelve Nam one garter. maator. tate adjutant, sad 1,0053 printer. CHATHAM, Nor. 9. Titis morning 100 non-counnuismue.i officers and 111•11 of the Royal Marines Light Infantry proceeded to Deptford, where they relieved a strular number of men who lase horn performing detail - amid duty there. The secood sad nut► companies of Royal Eortneers now metro; to the Roliterraneen will, it is understood. shortly 'stern to had.quartery sad be succeeded by two other amputee, Cit it Starlet Rine Vow NTSW. —Ths effective sad well-drilled corps ssierhir yesterday setereatia is Hyde-parka parade air, sailer the ousinsiad d Colossi Venire busy, is bran at ths birthday at Ms royal blOlO,lll. the Prises of Weir. The reponse mastered upwards of 400 stars at berbranees shortly after 3 ecla:k„ ad herr by their hied sianhed to the paisde-sroaad, a jadina= m e p lena spot between, the Serpeatrais sad the Cavalry barrack*. Under the union el thsir connirdias dicer they formed is colons, is lise, sad is coespaair, filed off in slow, quick, awl double quick tine, sad exerted, in a owner Mile inferior to regular troop, the yahoos iwliwry move• si este real on, such oecasiass. The orditrry parade duty over, the colonel aria pat the regissest into hoe and the Natiocal Anthem rhos Ira era by the band, the ark Mori called far three cheers for the heir apparent to the throe% which were shwa with a hearty rod wttl, the whole liseat shoetieg use man. They were thou agar f jib earns, sal marched beck with humeri flying sad maim ployilor to headquarters. The groaad was Narita int, sad her by a consaderabk body of re tit 's Terror ides, who, under the error id Colossi • , tarried is the courtyard of Dinceshati flour, , sad narclied with fifes sod drums to the ground preview to the arrival of the reit mart to he paraded, sad se elshorily our the duty awassest to Wenn liadry's eine perft • harty Chef of seltacwiengnost, a( bbd Nary, was awarded to than by re osumeallos to wham they had ren dered the weir SPORTING. _ ~. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN RACER.—FaiDair. Ts' Room. Woman (Handicap) of El sows., added to • eweepetalim of Y ems. lISCh. for 2-yr-olds ; certain woman extra ; the smand to maim 10 soya. out of the &tabu 5 harloogs. (Mamba) Er T Ilsokoe's Nenbtunk. Tat ...... Mashes, I Igr aeat{he Woo Fanny 7.1 l it W. And* Woo Pony. Ist alb W. Jackson's Poly.4bios, Tot 1213 , Cliallosor j 4 Thu fonowimg a/so too - Yorkadnalmr, • by Ihdrommbe, Bally Homo, Midsummer. Betties : sto I apt Newburgh, 4 to 1 apt Polyolbins„ 5 to 1 sae& apt Mims Paw mad Woe Polly. Woe by halt a length ; throe Imagths Mtwssa the mixed and third ; a good fourth. A Sauna States 5 mom each. with 20 added. Op. faunal waiota, ki Five furng (7 subs.) terra by Tarbox, e s. " ea" (3. Toolbars I W. Jahessie Tascaton. aTo fel. Tel lab W. &atom) t rr T. llasbais Ladyllka. t yrs est eat lib 'lllltebab 3 Caplan castris Traraton, 3 yes lot ~ To elb'Challneor, 4 The following also ram :—Vesper, Vettrelik, Moklevita. Batten : 7 to 4 sift Trovatore, 5 to 2 eget Lwow's, 4 to 1 apt Loly lake. bootee made all the roams& sad woe by thrloaruarteo of a loph; a meek 61411/11140 the wood awl third a good fourth. its winner was Weight Ot for 611 guineas, . _ &Aso NeReILIIT of 30 @ova, added to a Haradizap bereepetakee et 3 sows. sub, ter 2.yr.olde ; °maim winners extra, wiaasr to be sold for 80 move. ; if for 10) awe., 71b extra. Three Nitro.. (13 tube.) Yr ►seers irerhotia& b/ tbs Ml I 'Alamo!. 7".11‘. J Daley 1 Ur Lincoln's Duplicity. Tat I.lllb torithas t Mr Jaw, e LJy beam" tat 71b 'Barlow 3 Mr. Kee.. W. Puny, 74 The following ale. ran :—PolyolWaa. KM fumy, Parole, 00rell•. The butt*, G.poy Girl, and Willoighton. Betty : to 2 slot Duplicity. 4to I apt Par o l e , st o I Ey 5 6 to 1 eget Wee Polly. Was by • nook ; •length between the second and third. 1.14.31P1CA, Puts of 40 soya. Certain Manga extra. pin 1:2140111gL Lord Stamford's Least's. by Tadmer„ Set 211, Mr Barber'. Sbefreld. 4 yrs, tot 4th Adams Mr f Nestseis chahutas, t yrs. 'bray 3 The folios/Mg also ran —Ti.,..: Weal, Nelms, c by Harrell —The Greek's dent, klanidau, and May. Bettie( :sto 4 eget Lemurs, to 1 apt eltantrres, sto 1 eget YMtisli Won after • very fine race by • heal ; a bed third ; 11. Nay was fourth. Tar Claw Annus Cur, value MD sum., addol to • biod-Fap sweepstakes ef 115 sore. etch, 10 ft; intra weight ler 'man • the mad to noire 10 son out of the flakes. Gas nab ad thresaders. 015 subs., 45 of whom 1.4 :I ✓em aasapSethi Iu NI. T. Ileglien The inset, by rengbaßallegh, med. Tat lb Ss". IllybreeliSht 4 V* . 10. rardhaer Wooed Towed," Oladlaese 4 Ira. Oneedro 3 The following also ran :—lfooreack, Weatharbound. Ben Webster, Hero*, Petra, The Alderman, Hence. Font,- towns, Heinle, Chabot Bbot. The Nuu, Gibraltar, Dread- nought, and King of Algiers. Betting : 2 ID 1 WS Light. 4 to I apt The &ewer, 7 40 apt Petra, l 0 to 1 apt Bea Webster, 11 to I apt lteirme, 100 W $ apt Alderman, It to 1 eget Westl.erl.outd, 100 to 6 apt Gladiolas, 91.1 to 1 each apt Herm, 4:timelier. sad Noontide. The Nan was very unwilling to fan the leg, Jelayiag the start for some time. When the bag fell ' Gladiolus sad Peodoirovaa were the lint to show in hoot, the nest lot bieg Tb. Alderman, The Nun, King of Algiers. and Petra. Light std The Dreyer ran side by oda, Horse and Noisome the bat two. lo this order they ma past the Sad to the Csaatbeidge turn. when The Hes weld rap to the leaders, miring with tacalorown. until the tun aerie( the straight, where We two were beaten, ' and Light went to the frost, closely waited uiwo by Gladiolus and The Brewer. ad way up the straight The Brewer west up to Light, and waited on him to the half dance. • met exciting rase tantalum in favour of the oW harm by • sock ; a length beliress the secood and third ; t was fourth. r,rvt TRUISM Wpmelki t Three ma. THE FIGHT FOR MIL CHAMPIONSHIP. TO TUX 3COM or 1111 ILlPlttet. 8111,—Ilatria6 sum iu your impetwinon of t h e 6th ia your .root 4 tit. , light f ..r the chatapeoaship, bran& proonetutly bd.*. the public s@ the ....md Hurst. the Ithihrybritlna lofe.t, 1 hod to state that I did inn is any cloy iitterirre to the tote belt. either at atoona ttr to see ether !erectly. The last of say brio; boll to leaf in he.q TeMaiplisisce• IVOaerelli st ingsassiaal• toe me to be to say way canimitiod with the late contest. ?mato, you will give pnlAicity b the abuse taut I am. kr . JAILS WELSH. The Grills las, Cluirdwurest, Burougli, Nevembee 9. MURDER OP A POLICEMAN NEAR BOSTON. - • The dastardly deed of shooting a polictinan at Wyberto• • Ilertatibt ego hes no a...wined the serious Owe of wo k, fee the par fellow who was the oaf ode. gate victim at that feel sad ooloovok,el &id ham bnstbisl bus no, balm, steer lisienng just • week, ex pand as Tbateiq , the let lautant. Ppm!' the time he was abut veal allaillMint bad prreailai In the aeighbourbood, but mace hie death this ezeitesoent had bow pestly intro mile& The iity dellowiag the oecurreace the poboi fore* emmereol am MOM search, sad, aided by the deweriptios white Wail= el the tenon by wham he woo shoe, taw • blooms ssated litkhardwat, whole goat lbw to be bat IkW dowbt. This ma. ewe tato lase Yf. /he pewees .4 11*Driss e• he ley is lei, e. ea boa oessoloso the dying r..lieeensa emphat ally aid, "That% the esaliwhi! shoties, As lagent was Mid Were Mr little. contort, at th. Mop kw, Mkiriwelt Order, wham after all the dereeti.ek. lad boss Wilk Um priwasow w•a recomidd f.,e • mei. MI MS AND LOSS OP LIPS IP Nasal ONAPPELVS PIANOIO2III MAIMPAOTOItr. Lent night Mr. Brent, the thr the western divides et the gaiety el hat • keg inquiry, at the home of Mr. Wibrow, the ing'e Head Tams, Lithe Irmo Ilgereirest. fit. Weis, reeptethe the death et Mon. Pathan Mowed 37, who lost bm =ban egdesiee which took place at the tire winch 00. on &today morning last in the pianoforte manufac tory belonging to Messrs. Chappell and Co., of Amis. street, Bello. Mr. Impactor Itranscombe, of the E division of pebee, attended to mesh the owe ce behalf of sherbet meth& titles ; arid Paul Gland end Wilkinson Ws 41 attendsnee um behalf of the ere brigade. The jury having been sworn, proceeded in the the learned deputy-coronerto view the body, 74 it tidy return to the inquest room the following evidence was taken: Mr. W. Pitt, of 26, Castle-street, Longa," a varnisher, said—Oo the 4th inst., about 1 o'clock a.m., his dat"! cams and mid, " There is a great Are in PlNeulx and he said he would go and WO what it was. His said she would go also. Not intending to Mop, ke said he would llama home ; and as he was going away to inset his wile in Stacey.strset, knowing that he lied some working tools in the pleas, he said that he would retura and save se era, thium as he could used in his trade. A few Wastes after they had got back to the piece an exploit= monied, and he then beard dreadful screams preened* from the court in which he and his elle were standing. He called for assistance, but upon several persona coming to the spot they were unable to render any assistasee; but a young man offered him to assist hie wife to this heaMtel, and upon her arrival there she was found to be quits dead. The house sort in of Middlesex Hospital said that about half-put 1 o'clock he was called to see the deceased, and found blood Sowing from three wounds in the head, and tie skull was hectored. He exa mined her, and found that life was extinct. He had opened the head, and found before he did so that there was a went injury to the head. There were external inveigle. Upon opening the lsAly he :ound that death win must from fracture of the skull and effusion of blood on the brain. . _ 0. Rice a baker, living in Denrnarkatreet, the drain( Lloyd's!court, when As explosion took der oth the deommaied and about 21 others were knocked them He did not thee know that the decreed wee killed. He heard screams proceeding from the next house ; sad be then saw a large piece of iron piping an the top of the bed over .1 mall bmg there. He moved the iron away, but it we. so hot that in putting it away it burned his hands. When the explosion took place wham and about 20 others fell to the ground. fir. William Shepherd Smith, ef 23, Charterer's*, Fitaroyequare, maid that his factory wee at Is, Phosix garret, where he meth Ord rice for Mews. Chappell sad Co. Wither inewed the stock for 2,0001., esdllesnre. Chappell's far 1,300 f. He should say there were from 70 to 100 machetes in diNerent io r s7 :: the premier nose were from 30 to 40 nom es the pourer He paid theist about ha l f- ped or s quarter to 11 Alter that he went over the t ees with a ptheemen's lantern, and to all aggerres plass was hes from Ars. The ',editing was warmed by errs pars, one cif which ex. ploded, but he could sot tell hew the explosion took place. Engineer Paul Ginned add that the explosion took place just as the roof fell is, bet he was usable to tell how the explosion occurred. By a juror—H. turned the gas of at the main after the pismire were closed. Giraud—lf the gas had been turned on fl would not bar the mama effect as the fire hail V , for the rod was is the evens of infew minut:sigerf The jeeer—The tro that ettly he o n . took a lantern and woe wee the whole of the premier whore the both, wes, end he wanted to Meow whet= falling of the laadss sead would not have caused the &tree to generate sorer it otherwise would have done- if so, that would assert for the explosion. Engineer thread meld . that if any water had been left in the boiler it wee partially hot, sad the application of cold water frith their MOW would in all probability have the effect c 4 ettrieg the fete to expand and explode. The Conner Mein seated up, The attic emindting, returned the following var. did :—" That Gthellee Pitt died from the mortal effected an - _ _ - et Weed sod other injuries to her heed, tart MIN MIN* did ink*, die, cad that the mkt =leer vendee sad Wier Wei nen sewed hy =tend via leoeeby ranee et lees peogided spied bee body b 7 as arphollea d ddei • b WI that the cease of die alenesid is to then (the jurors) exinies." TSB' 'EXPRESS, ' SAT [JIMA Y • EVENING, NOVEMBER Till SULPECTSD AlrlYßDlll AT Trzzuaros. --4.- - an Tburihy morning, the coroner, J. M. Powell, lf4. spessi km inquiet at the boom et Mr. Edward Rob. am. Omanydal I Waist" en the body of Jean Hatt, ANS emplelked amoder near that village woe orporaid is oar Mumma a day or two den. The inquiry molted on eidemble islonwil Mimed* On wee ,add &1 ta linday, the We Wk. In mineeirdiag neigh • bourbon% diwiteekieg Whir le emdM We speetat 611011111.10111. The i li z ota tbe mrimplaree, will Do interred. le /k CD MM. The rtlis pnip: l n meeeedel to. and mirth, ingr azirr opal whore beelle of like uslartnnolo men ens On the Weil win MB Alibis the megeistod limn of Wood ; lest elisenhe no Zarb al Adana wen obsorred in the seigibourbood. The rasores end other °SA& bed pare -1 i°lll7 Inspected di• Ph"' THE BOLD C 1 FRAYS, FILDAT. This afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the inquiry by Mr. J. IX Swindles uss rwessmsd, the wowing interest big la diceted able * the sssdl assekerd ambers of th= sod the anal fshelalissaos asillhers. This is to he amoeba fork, dr het of ths spas; znitill r=glifj% les Ishish Mt tho ter, pow*/ Wadi vita. Mr. Saanders hating mida i r i v a pumewe bowed to be excised for a few minutes, and lart bt moor what lea. than aa boor he sit _um Serial business had detabed re ttim i 7V L I Wailed to fact of 'aria( received more Was d past yeeterdaT. Mr. Saunders mkt be bad Teethed from which it would be asesseary to mean petboonistahhi grah—which wu dons. . . - Polioe-ormitable Ureb, reply to Mr. Saunders, rid that the prment be had found in t he Mike hole on the day of the murder wits mew* op tightly in a viols of a am paper. He did net know when ppm It ma. It wee taken away with the penamik_ ; but "le did eel know what ma dose with it. lieggamt Watts eredd mai sum Ile added, in reply bia mentor of q Mod oroll Mr. &melees se bdiellillbei dim the illee pied, tie heavy or leibisd .„Hied respostisi which Minor _lbon & w ineries mai Mrs swam toinr whilb bed lend at the remboitie far Kr. liellosime. Wide Mat wee eginsoil in their =2 th nogfelente the attagliiiii of the re to a plan of Om perenben which hat Men prepared. far. - exam ina t boa of pillemmekelde %eh was then re. He mid—The lager Yin the eciellery ; you enter II • door ea the *deli band. Watts. serpret at pike, Tromso was newt east Ilesaid—O• the 11th of use, from Warm an he emeived. be amived Beam about two debek.• The mem were then enpged meraking the ems peel. In the opium of the shameda be went into the leidlery, which adjoins the hitches, and menhed about for eeriness of the murder. The 'tritons then spoke to the ending of the garment re ferred to yesterday, ma added that m be was comics out of the stables with the pared he need Mr. Kest, who melted blot wild be bad found. Mr. Kest Mos said be must have 'smes j Dr. Persons meet me it. Wbeeni did not lot Yr. Mont as il, but handed it over to Mr. Yam, who was in lie bent part of the here. bat be ones round he the beak of the hoses before 'Mamie pm it to him. Mr. Foley then went imp the shako sad .amine* Mora. Witnem and polim.somelahle Daimon west in with him Woo. Mn YAW Sin took amp of it, sad Idioms led * e ms ems fame da to the pre sent time. Be had *idled of Damon mist was dame with it, and he said it was se to be pot kiefe apain oboe it wee lased, but se ha ke was about It mew of the sernail_ gibb IMO ia, and No pu it down by the alb of the beget bap end went away. The willow cam tad—Polionmentable Didlitnore told me this en Frame fair day. I left Read-lIM Heim gent II AMA is tin eveniatf o r swim He did M ete lk. Impart that dsy at bet he wee at Rood , lei he wea , thoe he left. Mr. eh, asked warms it he mid W Hai day there sad help bit ere Horsley, sad he sive iptemidee do so. I pre him (trek) directions to get bit heap sod light it, but have it dart when be got near the house. He was to tap at • certain window at 11 o'olock, ow of the dining room windows. Witness told Urals to remain in the drawing-room at the foot of the male Weirs all night, and V say one came down in the night be was to tura on his lamp and see who it was. Witness bad not been able to leers when the boiler tees last used previous to that day. From the general appearance of the place he did not believe the pretest bad bete I. that place long. Police-cosetable tech, In reply to Mr. & flseders, et. CZ!surprise at some of the thiep related by erigetat He Gould ant remember half as much. Mr. Foley, Is reply to Mr. Sannders, mid he haw nothing more about the garment is climates thee had Nees already stated. Saunders—Do yon know who embed the eimante clothes? Mr. Foley—l don't know whether it was Ilra Holley, or whether thaywasked them themselves. Up to that them lbs. Holley washed the family clothe —since then a woman at I saw some paper outside the closet, but I ainso n°d lttr as to whether is had an= to do with thmom . The blood on the ap very fresh, that on the shift was not. I did not look to sem whether there was any wiser in the boiler. I thought I had men there wham I *mid Pest ♦ lenitrigngicisCitiiOn ens Tied between Superintendent Foley and Mr. flaunders, relative to the course the later genmemea was ywiuing, in which Mr. Foley said that &boost all that had been adduced he could have told him if he bad salted, sad he did not think that the garment re ferred to should be at all brought Into question. Mr. Foley described the operations of the pollee in searching and watching the house, saying that men were constantly sleet there in plain clothes and that the place was sever kik Police-constable Waters gave a description of bin ogee lions is the brume at the time orders were given to Utah and Heritage to tap at the window, when Mr. Kent would come and let them in, and they were to be there in and out of the home, as they thought their duties required. Mr. Foley then stated that he had aseartained that Mr. and Mrs. gamma had told parties that they had seen Mr. Kent in the yard at 5 o'clock in the mooning, but be re sided it se only village gossip, and thought it had ori- Snated with what Mr. Lesley had said am to seeing Mr. lent the n . ht before. Mr. Saunders said be bad been inspecting the premises, sad found he could see the groan& fmm every side excepting the beck. He had been informed that a lady was visiting near the house at the time of the murder, and about five o'clock she saw some one at the windows of Road. hill House. He further said he had engaged a house in Road, and should there sit sea magistrate to receive evidence that afternoon. The proosediap were thou adjourned till two &clock to-morrow, as Bradford town-hell, wheys Mr. Kent said he had to explain soma statemente he had made to lits brother magistatee there. Mr. Panay, the detective, was salient spectator through out the day. Tun hum PILOSILVTIIIa Cut—Mies Aylward was spin Wore the Court of Queues Bench, Dublin, ore Thursday. Sh• was brought up, under as order of the court, is the custody of the governor of Richmond Bride well, whose objection to her ris »Oka secessitated her re appearence. Before the flail order of the court, Mr. Cor rea strongly urged the substitutions of K s Peel tentiary for His remote were, that ham prison had orgy two rooms At for the reception of females, it was distant front the city, and remarkably cold, while Hiss Aylward was is sash a state of health that a six mosttre ceadosamat in that prison would be detrimental to her brads, whish every person aequaisted with that lady knows to be delicate. The court accepted Orangegorman in prefereses to illmaintrun. " Had the order gone one step eirther." ewe the Preemies Journal, " and directed Kiss Aylward to be treated as en unconvicted,' instead of • convicted' penes, the se;v ie lri of the original smitten would, in some degree, be adti Tim Governor of Grungegarrnan stated a mak la whist a Mn. Thompson was committed by the Insolvent for contempt, sent to Unaggormau, and there treated es ea unconvicted' poem. The difference between an Un convicted and a convicted person la, that the 'miser dried ' person is relieved front the eeveldly of prison discipline to this attest, they are not caw paid to weer the prison clothes, or eat the prison food, or bard with the common rue of prisoners —while the 'mar Acted ' must submit to all these diewirlsorior. Tke act of Victoria appears to exclude pennies committed under 4k. order of the court, and only includes committals for another lied quite a different class of offeaden. The court gave se opinion on this important point. They left the qualities, whether Mira Aylward is to be coneidered ' convicted' or anconvieted,' or, is other words, whether she is to be treated as a common malefactor or not, to the board ed superintendence. On them the court throws the duty of towline His Aylward as a great crimioal or as one wham Olean was, is the opinion of the Queen's Beach, a con tempt, in legal parlance, of that high court." NUNIROI7B Fiala LND Lou or Two lavas. Dwait Ttrtertray and the previous night nearly a donee Ores took plata is various parts el the metropolis, and one, unfortunately, attended with the loss of two liven. Tke latter occurred on the premier beloogimg to Mrs. Frisker. situate is Pricker's-pleas, Kensington. The building, it ap. peen, lIISS let out in tenements. The beck room wee dis covered to be on fire, and unfortunately two girls were in ' the room, and the door being closol from the inside It Is supposed they were unable to get out. The whole place became fairly enveloped in fiame. The engines of the Loudon brigade and parish quickly *needed and a good supply of water having been obtained the Bream went to work, but they were usable to get the fire extiaguiskid until the isporUnent was nearly burned out, and the two children one about one year old and the other four years, were either suffowited or burnt to death. The cause of this Are is naknows. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published a set of Itersoecoplc Views of the Interior of the Chapel ltoyal of Bt. George's. Windsor. They are of remarkable merit. The depth of 101ifig dark colonnades, with the mystic obscurities and sod dentallashes of light. I, rendered with • fidelity to 0140111 egualird by anytblng we hare ever seem In ste "—Athw memo, June U. 100 " Highly Intereetlng and rains ."—Dagy Were The aeries complete ;18 sent free so receipt of a peak nitre order for Vs .or two aiumples for Se. 21. W ho lesale sad for esportatlon —Frederic Jones, 144, Oslord-strest, Lemke, nearly oppadt• Doadwtreet.—(Advsetlassteaal METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board al Works was held yeeteiday is the office in Greek-elnet ; M r. J. TM WARES ill the chair. The financial stelemeat was primate& which ore the following cash heleisese in Me - heads of the treasurer : Current &scoots, NAM ; hem* accounts, 1 St,oool. ; total, 245,461 L Is. U.; preriemiat esewritim 17,1661. 6a le edemas to the maim ea the ages& paper es to the emPlirredes ef the lip te he hikes as to the stomp el the works for the sartleem taiddle level sewer, a letter wee received from Mr. Qui* sdicitor to Mr. Roe, the ma tractor, in which he nab as offer to the board for them to appoint a gestimes, is majunctioa with no, appointed by Mr. Roe, to sameare the work, so as to determine the qualtiou in dispute. It was resolved that a reply should be sent, stating that the board decMae to made to the request, but that every facility would be afforded to Mr. Roe to have the wort measured on his owe amount Kr. CA armies. entimquently moved that Melon. Haut and Stopheume be employed to measure the work on behalf of the board, which was agreed to. Orders were also given to the engineer to prepare twill cat ions for relettiag the works. A fortnight ago the chief erneer to the board, Mt. fisnilatette, reported that peat danger wee apprehended by the workmen employed by the board in the farreatiess el the southern "tidal sewer in Erich Marshes, in seem el a third shot tired from the practice grounds at urestemi Marshes having passed close to them, and fallen sear cee of their barges lytag ns the river Thames. The eheiMMINI had communicated with the Minister of War epos the subject, and an smear was yesterday received frees the Hight Hum Mr. Sideey Herbert, dansg that the arulliry partier in Plumistad Manhes would be discontinued in the direction complained of, and that it was the in:ention of government to ask fora grant for the purchase of land am another site, and upon which au ezteusled practice range mold be formed. l'ommouications. were received from several ye.uris tri: ing that, in any bill brought in for amending the Met Lo al Management Act, a provision might be fo r arranging a reelistnbution of the Rock loan. . _ sorrie f o otles business Ina disposed of, sod the board rem at so wily hour. Tee MriIIOPOLITAN UNDe•OMOUND RAILWAY.— An application was made yesterday at the Marylehene Court •hoine, before William Grillithe sad Valentine Kaisht, Ems., the presiding magistrates, by Mr. rook, el If, Besinghallatreet, on behalf of Mr. Bohn, •baker, rued* at the corner of Chapol-street, Edgeware-road, fur compea satin°, in consequence of his premises being required by the railway company. Mr. Harebell, who appeared far the company, opposed the application on the ground that the claimant wee merely • weekly tenant, and thinefore net entitled, under the Lands Clauses Consolidetlen AM, to emmremattue. He examined Mr. Parliament-street, and other witnesses in as of LL contoutioo. Mr. root argued that where • had been conducting • profitable itUILINGS for some yank ea where there was no written agreement tor a Toady tosahey, the uncertain nature of the tenancy made it a yearly ate. la support of this view, Mr. rook rhea several mese hew well-established authorities, and called Mr. Peter Brad, the well-known auctioneer, sad two witnesses, whom teed many he °Defeated was conclusive upon the point. The evert basing been cleared, after an hour's deliberation the argiallites decided that the claimant was entitled to 1701. as weaoeass/fa a, and giving their decision. complimented Mr. Took apes the able warmer in which he had condocted the ease. New RAILWAY PIOJIMML —Application will be made gem wen= for Dowses to construct • railway between Wigwams mid Brightliapea, mar Cokhestor. Application will also be roads on behalf of a hue fr..en bishop Atortford to Braintree rid Dunnsow. The Ea.li.rn Counties Company .apport this latter projoct, sad will themselves apply to parbsatent for powers to construct • line diverging from the Vaal Anglian. at Walaohaa, to Wiabach ; a line from Sad bray to Lon Mellond and tiers, and from theses to Great Thetford, oa theOmabridgemaiu lies ; sod a has from Loft taialford to Flury Bt. Edo' ad' It is proposed that the sul bury and Clare Compaq shall abaudou their uushirtakin (autborined last SUNOS) 0111 the Eastern Counties proceeding to emaLlish a comonotirmtion between those place& • UNICIPAL RlllOl.ll AT NURIVIVIL—The Ladies of parties at ?iarerich havlej deternaned—pro tees. at say rat, —to make the town council • nompolitiaal body, yeeteiday's peaceediess, ea the occasion of the election at tumor, presented • wirings oostrast le the gunny steam which have before disunited the council chamber. 11r. W. J. r. Browse Ic.useerrative). wee elected mayor, aad Dr. Donald Dairymple (liberal), sheriff, without opposites., being supported by Loth parties. Two of the liberal elder -10141 re•ogned their rants to conservatives by arrmagement, aud both parties ars at,. UMW, Wanted in the teaneil— :t2 on each side. Tits Pearterluie se ME.CHANII4II.—" lii short, all the bnion , renaente for our convenience and comfort, dating from& nat. of barbority to one of MO clvlllaalfaa. are but the rimealative r.olle of Inventive nwznly. and la we ild autism le this won clearly W O than In the history of than herinlihrti::: vendors which have from time to time been mis gam the salaam a Horology. Trios its Woo twat tim the less et the Haman. with their clepsydra or mast sad Ahlted with We caadsee, from hour gleams and saadialla dons ta that nimbi of temsealty • The Watch,' and ass haw impreimmet has whiessiwt improuttuest, own at but those Raw by bow" et ludustrbill. Lorninn, here be described ae 'se action of mecluuthow'"—ilmthwa. masa ignetralad rid free two elaalga Li.. m npu rem of watch sow mac Waleass4=7; putt to aU pens of the globe. --(Advortiwassist 11Lab; *wtdUsenct. • 00IIAT OF QUICZN'S BENCH. —Noe. 9. Map Y 'hikes. —(Wan Os Lord Obief :Wino Ifra Job* Hill. earl kirehetiee 91aekharn.). The semi ws oelispied the whole day wit► the *NW paper, but nothing a gemeril in taed transpired. . - - RIO. e. LKATNAIit.--111111 WAILIZMILD ILICTIOII. In the course of The day, The lard Chief lutbs, adverting to this are, eild-1 regret to AA. that a consmiudastion has been forwarded to me by the defendant in this mat, and with Menem to the jindment which the overt delivered on Tuesday. Of course, without reading it, I mind ray dark to return it to the writer. It is unneremary to remark upon the pest im propriety of addreeg communications to the judges on matt= which come nially before them. BAIL 001111T.--Noy. 9. litittinp at Nisi Prius M Westminster. —(Before Mr. Justice Crompton and a Common Jury. ) . . 00111LALIT ro. LiIIGIIIAD AND ANOTIDUL This was an action for illegally detraining a piano. Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. T. Chilly were counsel far the plaintiff ; Mr. T. Atkinson sad Mr. TreveVan were mussel for the defendants. It appeared that the plaintiff, who is a piano manufam to m Gsaftemstreet, had let on hire • piano to Mir Orton, who occupied apartments in the hour of defend. rt. • linesdraper, of Charlotte-street. Mies Orion wee • troller of music. The piano, however, wit lot Pitt into he room, but In that of another lady. wire had also apartments in the same brae. Was Cou lon owed Langrnead six weeks' rent, at Ha per week, and he and Miss Corm caused the piano to be removed from the room below, and placed in her apartment., and it was distralnad on far rent. Plaintiff hearing of this went to Mr Couron's room sod informed lb. broker that the piano was his, and that there were other =belonging to her sufficient to satisfy the rent. The wee abusive, and called th e plaintiff • fool and a bkethead. He maw Langnised and explained the matter to when he said he would peg any Ices , and make It all a in the morning. He - called some time after, told him the piano bad been takes away, l ed and said. The rent dna was wily H. Is. Mir Conroe'. goods were bought by the broker for 1/. 10s., and immediately afterwards sold to him tot M. 10e. Lang:mead and the plaintiff afterwards met, when the former said he would take 5!. Plaintiff put the amount down, but Laniard refused to take it. The piano was In a walnut tree ease, sad wee valued by the plaintiff at 251. After brining the evidence, learnedthe judge said the ere was surrounded with difficulties, and • very lice question of law arose as to the Wart sad landlord agreeing to put the patio into the room Ito that it might be dist:sine& Ultimately • verdict western for the plaintiff Damages, SOL COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.---Nov. 9. tifirlinp in Beam. —(Belore Lord Chid Jostles Elio and Jutiorr Woo and Kornin(.) MAZIIS, APPIILLLICT, r. =INS, LISPONGENT.--NRLLING MiDli n WINE OX SUNDAY MORNING. This was an appeal from a decision of magistrates, and the are stated that the appellant was a licensed dealer in " made" wines, and that the respondent went to his shop, which is in the country, before half-put 12 on Sunday morning, and salted for half • pint of " port" wine. He received • half pint of what was called port wine, and this Bus ntada c orwas subsequently analysed, sad one ounce of alcohol from four ounces of it. The appellant wait eamnrooed before the magistrates for brides sold "fer mented" liquor during prohibited hours contrary to the 11th and 12th Viet., esp. 49, and he was convicted. It was now contended that tins statute applied only to licensed victual lets sad blessellers, and not to the class to which the 'IP " 1 belonged. P hipson appeared for the t, but no person wee in attendance for the eat. The court war of opinion the statute was not limited to victuallers and beer-sellers, bat iscladmi all dames. Appeal diereased. lINADIAILL O. lIIIADWILL —MON= OF AN ANNUITY. Te plaintiff ia this ease said the executors of his uncle to recover the amain of an 'tenuity which had bees pro. mimed to him by the testator. The promise was oontamed to a letter dated August n, 1838, sad tamed to the plaiatiff. The testator said that he linseed to bear of the phantirs intended marriage to Ellen Niched), sad added that as he had promised to assist him at entities he under took to pay him an annuity of 1501. during WI (the ho telier's) life, and until the plaintiff's income as a Chancery barrister should amount to woe. a year. The matter now came before the court upon demurrer, and the question talind was whether the pleintiff was entit'ed to recover ; it taingeaerbeadsd that he was not, principally became them was so legal oonsideration for the promise made by the Butler appeared in support of the demurrer, and Mr. Harcourt on the other aide. The coart took time to welder the matter. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 9. Sittings ia Banco.—(Bstars the Lard Chid Baron sad Baroas Bramwoll, Clusaaell, and Wilds.) The court was °trended daring its sitting in besting an argument in a case of no intend to the public. Batboy at Nisi Pastas.—(Bafore Mr. Baron Martin.) WIIJUNIIOIII V. 11411ITL Kr. Serjsant Parry and Mr. Griffiths appeared as counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Coleridge for the defendant. This was an action for esestaive distrees It that the plaintiffs daughter took a house from the - ant in Upperotreet, Islington, from a Mr. Fowls, at 1001. per annum. She carried on the badness of a fancy milliner, bat falling into arreer, the defendant, an appraiser, was directed to &strain, when be seized a quantity of goods be. longing to the plaintiff, on which this action was brought for ameseive distress. The jury founds verdict for the plaintiff for 401. damages. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. —Nov. 9. (Bohm Mr. Commaleast Pane.) II DIMILIJUIT AND MOM The tawkrupte were tallow-ehaaMers, at Norwich. This was the artiste meeting. They owe to anseemrsd 3,4131., mad give up easels of 7001. Mr. A. Tanen for the aselignees, offered no opposition. Mr. Guinan stated that the assets had radioed nearly the mount Amid. His ifoisoargranted second-claw certificates. DI NI WAXD.—A NOVEL CASH-POOL This was the examination meeting, in the eau of Albert Lee Ward, ship and insurance broker and coromimion mer chant, of nachurchotrest, trading under the inn of Ward, Harries, sad Co. He owes—to unsecured creditors, 3,2361. ; secured ditto, 4,3031. ; liabilities, 2,6261. Asesta —in good debte and property, 2,369/. ; property held as 'aunty, 7,3441. Mr. LMkleter was for the usignees, and Hr. Lawrence for the baakrupt. It appeared that the bankrupt had dissolved partnership with Harries at the end of 1659, undertaking the liquida. tics of the firm. He had since been sued on liabilities of Harries, and bed come to the court to protect hie own cre ditors. He had kept no regular cash-book, but all his pay ments were shown by the counterfoils of his cheques, and on the backs of those counterfoils he had entered his receipts. His Honour observed that this was a most extraordinary way of keeping a cash-bunk. Mr. Lawrence contended that it wu a cash-book to all intents and purposes ; it was regularly cast up and balanced. Ultimately the bankrupt passed. IN RE JAREN HERBERT 411ITH.—THE LZATHER TRADE. This was the examination meeting in the cam of James Herbert Smith, teener, of Wyldarentii, Bermondsey, whose failure followed short! upon that of Street/end and Co. The accounts , beMessrs. Quilter and Co., extend over three-aod-a- years prior to the failure. The following are the principal items:—To creditors, 121,8601. (of this amount the debt due to the estate of Streatteild and Os is 98,3387.) ; to creditors holding security, 4,3711. ; maples, December, 1858, 15,159 1 . ; profits, 39,610/. ; ditto on mine, 1,0001. ; lnacy from the estate of the late v. U. Smith, 13,0019. ; li ab ilities on bills receivable (held prin cipally by Mews Ounliffe and Co., the London Discount Company, the London Joint Stock Bank, the National Bank. 011011011, Gurney, and Co., and Saodeman and Co.', 85,377/. By goed debtors, 6,052/. ; doubtful ditto. 8,700/. ; bad, 87,172/. ; property surrendered, 35,22 W. ; ditto held as security, 1,4110/. ; ditto retained by bankers spinet bills receivable, 1,0131. ; estimated diet deed on dishonoured bills receivable, 2,4471. ; trade ex poses, 26,814/. ; interest, 18,038/. ; house and personal expenses, 3,8821. ; losses, 94,889/. (including bad debts of 87,1721., of which Payne and Clark are put down for 33,9241., and Payne and Goodman for 8,52 W.). Mr. Clark (Clark and Morioe) appeared for the assignees, and asked for an adjournment. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupt, consented. Adjourned to the 4th of Jasuary. Mr. Whitmore, the official assignee. stated that he had 93,0001. in hand ready to divide ; and a dividend meeting we fixed for the 19th December. Mr. Linklater Naked for the continuance of the allowance p l i g ht &mai a week). Mr. Clark objected, and eked that it shouhl be reduced to are guineas a week. The bankrupt had wealthy friends. gis Heneur said this was no argument. He had only to look at the amount of the assets and the bankrupt's family. As the assignees objected to the continuance a the present Me, he would reduce it to W. Mx. Clark said there was already an order reducing the allowance to five guineas a week, which would now take effect, if no other order were made. His Honour mid in that ease he should not interfere. IN RI TONES. The bankrupt, a builder, of Westminster, applied for his certificate. His liabilities are 4{83,,310/. ; property build by certain srediton as security, 37,7201. Yr. Lawrence, for the as s ignees, offered no opposition, and a eecond-claes certificate was granted. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. A good deal of sensation was mated in this court yester day, notwithatandmg the festivities of the day, by the announcement of the death of Mr. Alderman Wire, in the come of the morning. The deceased gentleman was alder man of the ward of Wslbrook, and he has been very ill for some time, but he had rallied within the last few days, and, as he has been prevented by the state of his health from at tending to his public duties for some time, be was exceed ingly anxious to have sat in this court yesterday to have performed his magisterial duties. It is a rather custom couicidence that be should have died on Lord Mayor's day. As usual on the occasion of the great City holiday of Lord Mayor's day, some change was made in the basins arrange ments. Sir R. Carden, who always takes great interest in the performance of his public duties, was in attendance M au early hour, and he subsequently proceeded to the Guild hall police court to dispose of the Waimea there, in order that there might he no public inconvenience, sad then re turned to the Mansion House. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BA .YERVPTS, WILLIAM SEED, Rausbary glace , Lock's-Belot, carman, to sur render Nov. 22 at 11, and Dee. 27 at It, at Bottinghallataist. Sob., Wild and Barber, lronmonger.lano ; off. aidg., Jaime, Basinghallttreet. WILLIAM Name, Union-wharf, Wapp -wall, coal merchant, Nor. 20 at 11, and Dec. 20 at 2, at Baslnyhall.atreet. Sol.. Anderaos, Great Jamesttreet, Bedford-row off. wig., John son, Baiinghallotreet. ?SOMAS Oran, hildhurst, Senses. tanner, Nov. 20 at 11, and • 111 at 12, at liasinghallotrest. Solt, Rogerson and Yard, Limeobes-inmnsids. and Albery, Ifidhurst, Susses. ; oft. mfg., Graham, Coleman-street. LUAU AltioLD, Plamstead, Hertfordshire, straw plait dealer, Nov. 11 at Ij, and Dec. 10 at 12, at Beninghall-street. nolo., latkleters and Hachwood, Holbrook; oframig., Graham, Colo memoirist. JOSS Ma liesthfisid, Sum:, tannerov. 21 at ', and Dec. 19 at 12e, at BasinghalL MurrayM street. cols , and Co., ktirchin hos ; off. moist., Staufeld. Basinghalletrest. Wail= CLATAIDS, Conway-mews. flampread.street, Fltamy square, dealer in horns, Nov. 19 at 12, and Doc. 21 at 11, at Baaingball-street. Sok, Pawl* and Co., Nowdna, Strand off. swig, Pennell. Guildluill-charaboru ZORIRT WaesOm SHEPPARD, Charlbury, Orfordahhe, coal mer chant, Nov. 19 at 11, and Dec. 21 st 11j, at Bielegballotreet. Bob., Nichols and Clait. Cook's-court. Lincoln's-Inn, and Har ahan, Cheltenham: off. orig.. Pennell. Guildhall-chambers Jots somas, Northampton. taller. Nov, 22 and Dec. 11, at 2, et lisaingbadlotreet. Pet, Bobby, Yenchurchetrest; off. aisle., Idwarda, Baainghaffetreet. JARS' LLIIIVELLIII, Hereford, saddler, Nov. 19 and Dec. 10, at 11, at fillredesphain Court. Solt. Bodenham and James, Birming ham, and Hodgson and Allen, BirmLoghasu ; off. wig., Whit more, Birmingham. Gnomon CSoWTHOI ITLAPP. Birmingham coal merchant, No.. 19 and Doc 10, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Soh., James and Haight, Birmingham; oft. ass*, Whitmore. Birmingham /SOMAS LOIRMAN. Coventry, plumber, Nov. Pt and Dot, 14, at 11„ at Birmingham Court. Sol., Reeves, Birmingham ; off. rig.. Kinnear, Blrculagham. i=111) STAROST, Stroud, Gloucestershire, draper, Nor. NI and 31. at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole, Dav ids on and Co., losinghall.street, and Whittington and Dribble, Bristol ; off. assts., Acrarnan, Bristol. 'Amu SMITH PHILIPS. Cardiff, Glainorganahlre, bonded store keeper. Nov. ID and Dec. 10, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solo., Wilcock', Cardiff, and even and CO., Bristol ; off. mtg., Berman. Bristol. Roster Mu= BMX, Limarol, general warehouseman, Nov, TT. sad Dec. 1L at at LveipOol Coot SoL, /radian. Liverpool ;o f asalg., Bird, LiverpooL B. N K RUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. 7. EVIIPORRY STARK, Radio!, Borkligni. bootniater. JOINT oTOCK COM ANINS ACT. CANNOT AND CAERPHILLY IRON COVENANT (UNTIED;, NOT. TN at LT, at Baaloahallatroet, proof of Babe. LONDON AND Voit..Vall :YUAN WINE. DONPILTINITCP , Nov. 20 at 11. at Baainghallatrert, to appoint liquidator. PETITIONERS, AT PORTUBALISTREXT. SEDAN CHIZY COILINSIONCI LAW. Nov. M. W. B. Moore, Mount.row, New Kent-road, bedding mitnufoctaror --J. C. D. S. Moray, Albanyatreet, ltagent's-park, lieutenant In the Ttb Regiment Bombay Naar. Itgantry—H. Jones, Walthamcrues, Hertfordshire, and Crooked-lane, City. journeyman watchmaker—J. Homes, High-street, Bow, egricul• Purl implement maker—H. C. Munn, Claresce.road, Camden town, shoemaker—C. Cornea. High street, Bow. agricultural im plement maker—H. Collins, Bruedatreet, Bloomsbury. batter— W. Lymath. (peat Pork-mews, Bakeratroet, Portraas-aquare, cab proprietor—A. J. Young. Albertatreet, Mornington-cnacenk sharoholder tu the General Discount company —W. k Boasneld, Paddlogton.grees, gas engineer—H. Jackson, Ituotou-road, bootmaker. Ivor se. Jane Arm Dale, Waterloo dreet, Camberwell-green, lodlitrouse keeper—B. Vier, Lal:t y teet . , Poplar, ali mi lziLlgr . Weill, BPI:Lon-0am Itrixtun.read, dealer in china —8 31. rage, Albagy.ruml, Old Kent-road, milliner. ______ _____ WORE XL 61111X11110XXX WHOLE!, NOT. 24. G. Philipa. W. Burton. Alßh-atreat, Whltechapel. commorcial traveller—T. Maude, WhAvivterrace, Vaunluill Bridge-road, and Water-lane, suirehant—ll. 8. Carr, Moreton 4errsee, Pimlico, farmer. DECLARATIONB OV DIVIDENDS. Wn.Ltalt Oeitonsz—lat dividend of Gi Sid.. Nov. It, and any subsequent Wednesday. at Morphia. Liverpool. JOHN WOOD, Ashton.under.Lyne, Lancashire. corn dealer-2nd dividend of I 11-16 d., Nov. 20, and any aubseqhient Tuesday, at lemur's, Manchester. DIVIDINDB. N0v.30. C. eras, OutteTiiMe,Tity, ;ilk warehouseman—Nor. 10. LD. Clegg and P. Angerstela, Frhluy•dreet, Cheapeide, and Fleetotrest, City, &Mere In atmospheric clocks—Dec 1. Parrott, Llale-street, Lekester.square, boot and shoe maker —Dec. 4. T. Porter, Beauvoir-place. Itagaland,ehstr and cabinet maker—Dee. 1. J. D. .11tackbum, , Nyrer . kh, earrler—Dee. 1. D. i7i4riiia . k Hs ley-;pon.Thamee, Otto — id:hire, talloi- -- 1414; . . ie. J. 11I•Al i t, on., Newington-road. Balls-pond, bleaeher—Nov. 30. J. - bury, PrederickS-place, Old Jewry, woollen warehouseman— Dee C. 0. Reeves, jun., Cheltenham. Gloucestershire, riding master—Dec. 13. C. Roach, Desires. Wiltshire, healer—Dec. l& J. ll'Alphes, Cheltenham, Glourestershire, Ironmonger—Deo. 1. J. Nicholson, Liverpool. ourrier—Nov. 30. W. M. Towiston, Vemooi, victualler. CIIITIFICATIB to be granted, unlearn cause be shown to Drs contrary on or before the day of meeting. Nov, 80 u. Damon. Wlabeach Sella Peter, Cambridgeshire, dealer In china—Nov. 31 B. L. Ramage, Bond.comt. Walbrook ; Upper Thanesecalreet, City ; and ploucestercottage, Peckham, wine cooper—Nor. 30. J. Hardwick, strand, tailor —Nov. 90. J. J. R. Eyke, George.yard, 1111 ton-street, Cripplegate, carman— Nov. 30. H. Horton, Penchurch.street. City, merchant—Nov. It 0. Erten', Upperstreet, Islington, woollen draper—Nov. 30. D. Smith, Markgate-street, Hertfordshire, straw plait manufac turer—Dec. & B. Herz, Itathbone.place, Oxfoni.street, mann lecturing jeweller—Dec. 4 J. B itherepoon, Cheltenham. Oloa cestersialre, draper—Nov. SO. W. Po:croft and 0. Wellook„ Recinotiwite. Yorkshire, cottonsplimers— Nov. 30. W. son, Thirst end Northalerton, Yorkshire, cunier—Nov. 30. W. Hargreaves and W. Slider, Bradford, Yorkshire, whitesmltbe Nov. 110. s. Roleoc, Yost, hotel keeper—Dee. & J. Mechelen'. Liverpool, currier—Noy. 30..1. H. Barber and W. H. Mils, Liver pool, iron marchanta. PASTNWHIPB DISOOLVID. J. Samuelson, H. Croft, and W. Croft, Klngaton-upon.Hull, 1t merchants—J. Robinson and Hannah Winterbottom. J. Win tarbottom, and J. nekton ;executors of S. Winterbottom, de leased:, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. W. flare and R. Clare, Lealleld, Odurilahlre, bakers—B. Seed and T. Steel, Bradford, Yorkshire. grease manufacturers—W. Parkinson, T. Parkinson, and D. Parkinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted *inners, so far as raw& T. Parkinson-1' H. Walters and 3. R. Brook, Birmingham, electroplatere—T. Thornton, Z. Them ton, and J. Thereat" Restrict and Ellann Yorkshire, limey woollen Inanstaetorere, en far II nrd• T bwatcl i — a" Paachey, Jun., and A. Wing, Barton 11 111 x, Mamie and T. P. kiaiiorie, Leeds, wine ants—A. G. &notes and 0. F. B. Willing, Cruesage, S i = ==. T. Liddlard and 0. Lkldlard, \Vantage, Granger, G. Powers, and J. Chaptusn, tildbary. ironmasters—A. Deacon and Y. W eldby, Red Llosetreet, Hot• been, cabinet makers—T. H. Warne and J. Warne, Lo road, Southwark. pewterets—A. Leather and W. Hitching, Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufacturers—M. Rodigns and E. VaUccuy, Waterlane, Great Tower-street, City, wine Itn rters—H. B. Baron and J. W. Lewis. Coventry. ribbon mant fetufeskJ. H. Paris and J. Jackson. Liverpool. pepet.k. dealer—A. Y. Latta. D. Lattey, soul R. T. Callan. London and Celestas, Lot India utarobaute. so far se regards A. P. Lattey— W. Brown and T. Smith. Coventry, match balance mantilla toren —T. Glover and Y. L. Glover. Manchester, commission &neate— n. Wooler and J. Creswell. Manchester finiehers. 1111QUISTRATIONR. JAMS AItIIIaTROPG and Wall? Rai, iladdington, drapes% Nor. 20, at Ike (*Wile Inn, Haddington. Jolla j ams " , mace, merchant, Nov. 16, at the British Hotel, Dundee. Carer Ar . PALAcrs.--Or4 e S a DAT. Nov. 9.—A3miasimo on payment, 632 ; ditto by eseitus tickets, 464: tot.' visitor% 1,U%. Simplon. - tor-sec 114 TIAEILL The bankrupt, a straw pLiit dealer, of Luton, received a &atlas, eertetleate. Against liabilitiea of 5,03(1/. Unman arab of 3,0801. Illasalwataa for the aulinees. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 0017 ET. —Nov. 9. Wore Xr. oommiorionar LA II JOHN DIM. . . This insolvent, a beer retailer, at 120, Pentonrille-road, whose ca se was reported on Saturday last, again came before the court. Mr. Sagood opposed for Mr. Clittenden, licensed vi c tu a ll er , at Finc.hley ; and Mr. Denney supported. On the present occasion evidence was given respecting the lease of the insolvent's premises of 18), Pentooville, which he Planed he had deposited in Deoember, 1857, with Mr. Thomas Carpenter, of 3, Clansmont-place, Easton-mad, gentleman, when he borrowed 86f. of hire, making 1521., and Mr. Carpenter swore to the deposit at the time, and now produced the lease, which bad been in his possession from that time. It was, however, proved by Mr. Paul, of the firm of Mann and erosanan, that in October, 1868, the insolvent deposited the lease with them for a loan, and it was in their posseasroo until the 3rd of July last, when it was redeemed. The lease was not in court when Mr. Paul gave his evidence. Mr. Carpenter fetched the lease, end the figures made by Mr. Paul were found thereon. Mr. Commissioner Nichols ordered the insolvent to give up possession of the beerobop to Mc. Chittenden, who was amounted assignee. The learned commission erdeclared that he could not believe what Mr. Carpenter had said, and that he and the insolvent might to be indicted for conspiracy. Mr. Carpenter still persisted in having had the lease all the time in his possession. Mr. Commissioner Nichols said it was impossible, and wen said he ought to he ul. .indicted. No one could disbelieve the evidence of Mr. Pa The case was adjourned to the Lt December, and the insolvent, who had been on bail, sent to prison. IN RZ JOHN CZAZZLET. Ilia insolvent, a beershopAssper at Harrow, received • judgment of six months tot • preference. Mr. dargood opposed and Mr. Dowse supported. MARKET& SUGAR.. —The avenge price of brown or Muscovado mow, the produce of the British Rolm/meow in America, I for the week maw Nov. 6, a 265. 6d. per cwt., exclusive of the Adios of colones .- No reknit of the ale of !mown or Mumma& sugar, th e produce of the Mauritian —The average peke of brown or Muscovado near, the produce of tbe Mist Indies. is Us. eld. —The prim of the two fcregoing demeiptkee of sugar jointly, I. 3ps. 6d. per cwt. lialirrot, Nor. 9.—Only a few sides have been effected here this week, owing to the email end inadequate supplies offering. A few Porto Ricos have found buyers at a further advance of fully Is. per cwt., sad about 4,000 mats ties are also reported at fall price.; but in West India sorts scarcely any business has been doe. Refiners' produce ban been dealt in to some extent, at a further advance of Bd. to per cwt. Rum has met with awe demand, and some kinds are rather dearer. COlTON.—Ltrasrool, NOT, 9.—An extraordinary ape cuLttive demand set in on the ettieneon of Friday last, and the sales on that day were unumnally extensive, notes le thee 30,000 bales, about two-binds ou spec ulation: on Saturday there was even greater cuitement, owing to a re part the quotation for middling was 124 cents, at New Orleans (said to have been received - per Vanderbilt), and some very high prices were obtained for the current quali ties of American, the sales reaching about 25,000 bales, in cluding 15.000 on speculation and fee export, closing at very extreme rates. When the Africa arrived on Monday, it was at once seen that the report of the great advance at New Orleans was far beyond the reality, and a pause im mediately) ensued, with some ruction upon the high prices =op 7 ; linos then, however, the market hits surprisingly steady, but sot at the previous extreme quotations. American descriptions, compared with Friday last, are about ed. to id. dearer for all the current qualities. The value of &sail bee become in • greet measure arbitrary and nonsimil,owngto the small stocks. Egy, ptiaa hes been in moderate request, at fully id. advance. There tae been a very large bunnies done in Surat, at gradually ad vancing rates; the better qualities have been in great re quest speculation • prime generally are Id. to 4d. per lb. . Speculators 'have taken 25 900 American 50 Per- Dam, 280Manuilzsm, 780 Egyptian, and 14,250 Sung ; and there are reported for export 1,910 American, 130Xm tian, and 5,710 Surat. The market to-day opens good demand, at steady prim e ; probable sake about 10,000 bales, including 4,000 on speculation and for export. COTTON G00D3.-ILimengran, NOv. t —The market continues inanimate. It wee soticed in Tneeday's report that a telegram from Calcutta to Oct. 10 stated there was no improvement there, and letters are now to hand, dated October 2, which show that there was no favourable change to that date. Letters from Bombay to Oet. 12 report more doing in stirrings at rather lower rates, and teat yarns had advanced in value something like id. per lb. This give' rather more strength to the yam market here, which war previously in a better position than that for cloth. Th e bulbar done in yarns for India and China to-day has been at full prices. The market on the whole is rather quiet for yarns, both export and home trade. The easier gate of the cotton market for a day or two past has Waded to impart caution, and the buyers of cloth who had refused to give the advance required for yarn as well u cloth are now beeiteting to give the full rates previously current here. Spinners and manufacturers, however, are very Inn. The cloth market has less annuities in it than that for yarn. CORN.—Cammeroan, Nov. 9.-I'ker•was a fair supply of wheat M market to-day, bat condition not baying much improved, such was very difficult to sell ; best dry samples were rather easier to purchase ; white, 80s. to 88a. ; red, 50a. to Rs. Barley a larger supply, and best malting runs were taken freely at fall prim, 44e. to 50. ; secondary, 36e. to *IL BOMB so soft that they are almost unsaleable. Lomax, Nov. 9.—We haw hails large supply of wheat and a very quiet trade. A large portion consisted of low damp inferior simples, which were difficult to quit at any moderate price, and from the feet of their making their ap pearance at every succeeding market and being quite unfit for milling papoose, we are led to conclude they must old. widely be extensively used for feeding purposes. Old and dry samples of new were rot quite so eagerly sought after, as of late, atilt where business was done lower prices would not generally be ted. Red, new, 435. to 60s. ; old, 68e. White, new, 46a. to 64.. ; old, 735. Batley about the same as last week, 335. to 435. Wmixruu.o, Nov. 9.—Foreign wheat was in good supply, and the trade was dull. In some indiums sellers were willing to make a alight concession to induce business. New wheat is neglected, andisells at irregularpnaa. Good barley shed, at late rates. No dung* in oats sad shelling, but beans and_ipses very fins. Amor for the week ending Nov. 5. —Wheat, 1,343 qrs. at 625. 41d. ; barley, 796, at 425. ; beans, 70, at 444. 6d. ; pees, 47, at 46.. COALS.—Loanon, Nov. O.—Cowper'. West Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; Davison's Wed Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 17a. 9d. ; Holywell, 17s. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley, 17a. 6d. ; Lambert's Wed Hartley, 17e. 6d. ; l'anG.ld Moor, 15s. Bd. ; Walls End °awhile Hall, 17e. Walls End Beaddylls Heaton, Za. 6d. ; Walls Sod Front wellgate, 225. 6d. ; Walls E.G Haswell, 24a. ; Walls End Helton, 245. ; Walls End South Hatton, 245. ; Walls End Hartlepool, Zs. 6d. ; Walls End Kellett, 23e. ed. ; (Airway and Daryn Malting, Ms.—Ships at surlost, 68 ; sold, 44. WXATHER IMPORT. Nov. A Wl= 8 Amin II A.m. I. L X. D. 1. C. L Amami Oll6 43 30 122zpocc BO.N 4! 40 N.& 1100 Inez 88.40 46 48 1. Corimamma 1144 811 N.N.I. AwT7e4o 10.11 47 43 (166wAr 23.40 40 30 ILL Holz lavitarooi. VAmorri mu 30 44 I.IL 23 47 N. o 12 1 0 .1 72.1 30.30 39 1.1.1 Ymurocrim Lomax Lea J Max 30.44 47 42 N.N.11. 36 Arr. 1 Mill 30.36 37 16 17.0 w 30.37 IS 87 I.N.S. Dort 110.32 43 XI 1. 6 9 0 101211ouis 30.33 40 30 L 8 0 0 Piimears Pima", ./112MiT Brim XATOIIIII 26.118 41 X 4 4 I n c LEMICSI an sea lot an KIPLANATION. B.—Barometer oorrectod and Mussed to U deg. level each 10 feet, of vertical rim, maxim use-hu inch diminution . and each 10 deg., above fa deg., hundredths lemma' *arty). IL—Bloomed tbarmotnetet le shade. Al.—Moistened ditto (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of rind Arne—sot magnetic'. F.—Force oto 10 --estimated). C —Cloud k l to 9). L.—lnitial letters: b, blue sky: a, clouds (detached) f, tog: h, hall. 1. lightning. as. misty (hen) o, overcast (dull) , r, rain e, suow I. Mulder. A Wier repeated ampuente—thits, i n m a, rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Agke , (French barque), Captain Blanchard, from Cardiff to this dwith coals, vas tota ll y wrecked on the coast of Arabia, ike east of this place on the 9th October.—Aden, Oct. 20. Flee, from Archangel, has been stranded on the Confirm ; part of cargo arrived here.-43royesend. Nov. O. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Coromandel, from Liverpool for 11ilue, Oet. 31, Id 49 N, Los lOW. -- IV. taglaehl barque , . of Liverpool, bound W., Oct. Si, lon 11. Idaaebuster, bound E., Oct. 26, Mt 41 N, lon 70 W Peter Plymoods ;barque`, for lilngspore, Nov. 3, tat 46.56 N, lon 9.40 W. flardiulu, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aug. 50, oat 42 5, lon M. from Quebec for London, Oct. 31, let 49 N. lon to W. rf . P tr.l eel, from Penang for Loudon, Aug. 29, oat $4 a, lon 27 It. Typhoon, from iloothey for Lit erpool, Oct. 6, let 10 N, lou 26 W. Veset;a, front Liverpool for Bombay, 154 days, let n 8, lon 591. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ALLKANDKR.—No. 7, at Burnage, near Manchester, the wife of J. B. C. Alexander, Neg.. of twins, a eon sud daughter. DUCCNALL—Nor. 9, at the Terrace, Pe Mum-rye, the wife of H. C. Buckaall, Eau, of a daughter. CLIAPMAN.—Nov. 9, at al, Wampulardreet, the wife of T. Polmer ellautan. Pa.. of a son. CROZIKR.—Nor. tat Surbitooldll, the wile of O. P. B. Crozier, , of a son. DUlllO4llll. Nov. 7, at Wareham, Hants, the . wile of the Nev. W. 8. Dtunettitte, of a eon. MAB.RLIGE& COX—WILKDON.—Nor. 6, at St. Ililewin•thr -Fields. I) the Rev. Richard, son of the late F. Cox, MR_ of Alder maston, to Isabel, daughter of the late J. Weedon, Ray of Readier. GIBBONA—KRIIP.—Nov. 6. at M. thweipia, liasorerwsilare, by the Nay. A. L. P. &now, Captain P. Gibbons, R.L. Middle/et Militia, to Beeler, &setter of J. C. Romp. ORERSHILL—BRYANT.—Iior. 7, at Trinity Church. rillohlrY• common, by the Rev. L Green, George, ion of F. Greeohlil, Ray , Coldharhour, Vitiehlr)...wounon. to Elisabeth Jane, daughter of the late Z. Bryant, Hai , of Bridgwater. DEATHS. Aril A ti..—Nov. 6. at itupert's place, IA erten, Liverpool, Ann, wife of 1 Aspinall, Kau., aged 74 BA lINARV—Nov 8, Mg, Oresbani place, Deletes), aftor many years of suffering, borne with great resignation and cheerful. new, Mins lalsabeth Barnard the last surviving child of the late John Bernard, of Lloyd's On the s7l year of her age. CAB% nut:N.—Nor. 6, at Dia'stield, Basler, Lydia, of the late Bev. 0. T. Carwithen, of Ashprlngton Detonvhire. PLAXOOIII).—Nov. 0, al Wyke, in te county of Surrey. Fatah, the wife of Edward native Playfo h rd, in the 53rd year of her age. htutad and Publatbad by WILLIAM ltoso llat.m. of No. Lomard-eek la taw Llty 4.4 Lyndon, Prtutrr. at th , ktbop. 1,.'1ar4-etraot. la Ma Prectod V.ltitettiats. San:twat, Nuv was 19, 11100.