The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

8017THWAll ALEC7'IOII. A meeting of electors temmishie to the claims ei Mr. Swain wee held yore* eaning at the Rotunda. Biaclthiarwod. dim w eery tally ateeeded. Dr. JF. C. oon y eape In the few pramiliary eiemealisee the Cuanza emir peed the quillintleon of Om three madidates. leo Fawcett wee • netgonilierniorra, ankh eadelassisi bat of r tabard esbeeinek sales he (M. dors) thee physeelly irepartend tont rereortisg_ them in parliament. Tailleywail-mo bed end Shot w..ris were runt to aom to seaseti theedas. The tore, might be, but the sontrinse awl& sat ; assi he furoi that • WAD to when the hums osuaterace was • ban: could hardly woe to a pew emehlea re to the vier and Inman' of head* pules men. The nod vus Mr. Ward. (" Throe ehere for laird," sad eras codusica.) Mr. Layad had brought hear dear tam Nineveh (" Deem loyerd.") Mr. Liquid had been ostracised by Ids party, who knew him lost, sad hed boss rejected by the one& WOW, of Aylesbury. Mr. Heller wee • coeservatin, mad alibi get in if there should be a rhino in the hbord party. The last woe Mr. Scroll-as to e, r Hr. Layard bed told then but • am who bad the hiereets of the horson6 at heart. (Loud cheers.) Ilerea wee the lino in the &id. (" No," and " Fareels") Be thought he was the best, wad he tmstcd the elector would think so too. Mr. acacia'. mate tereard, meal me received with herd al chthoueers.gh be know that Ho cams fern* sor he add. at the local esadidate, in e er wai held la &deka, BM id dna quarters leek a m t whe loosl t madd wee does on the other side of Me wean scan litedoehikl was • local molder, se wee Elr Jame Dub, ot wr Mr Crawford • sad to lambed whet was Mr. but a local amedidate? Mr. Meer& haw prind irmu C his von (Load cheers.) as* um wen or eroire, jumpiest np to meek is mem sad oat et Beres, amide* astrmeota which they oo sukuratiate, bog giving the beret of their cool Mamaddnot to the &Aire of the thin of state. (Cheers.) Dmai met were local oaf& dotes, m/ he hoped to be or of 111101. He wished to avoid all perwroalitics- , leserlo)-lie mine mopetted forward is de inte- rest of the sad so that assaart its no.ouo inhabitants not or hod bon found to come forward more suited than tihneeit Me lad sot our forward until he know that Mr. A. Paid' ler about to mare. Mr. Lamed bad accused bin if dividieg the liberal istereet, but the fact was that who he aim forward he wee the only possible mem He earl. throltros Mai br bad One" the lib”ral interest. How bed Mr. layard worsered hie operations He accord hha (Mr. isneli) of Wag a lacy ia darning' , and el hoe* eiereed s peaks ; fiee feet wee thee Me raise Mlle the serer is lira who he wee • ealteadher to the Anti•Ocerlow League. He led mow etweged his panes during lie whole alio diking Mier bat if be had done so, had be caul e A ce int example in the hie &r Baleen Peel, who had all the arairicess of hie . previoas political life when he thaaght the logreen et kis why required it (llieers.) yr.Z,tredmaamsi wad Nab( to carry the bormi i ih by iatimidatir sad esnudise. Met were the facia He had come forward at perk of gleam par ea s els"; be abhorred corruption, and *overdid, arm weetd, one tanking irrogando te Moser sa siestion. (Cheer..) Mr. Layard, adroit an anode of ee/f -gevennuent, mewed et their vary mestimpe, Ala Mill the eery cradles of self-gommeraL With rupee* to his (Kr. political pnacipler he would lay that hid he beat in mamma when Load J. Rumen bill was before the hour he would have voted for it, althowbb thooght it only an instalment j whet was due to the 751)07 adramong intelligence of the working was. (Loud cheers.) He ems In favor of • tedilf brans- . (Loud aeon) U, thee, the fraadir ware enlarged, on. of it. miner provider Rost be for "enuring the protection of the (Loud cheers.) It might bd.-sore mid it would cot both ways ; bat, at all "man eat war in practice is the clubs al the West-end, sad it should have • trial. He was for the real abolition of chard suits--(bad cheers) -they were virtually goat, bat he wished tow them legally sad if returned to lamest should certainly rote fee r . ll A abolition. (Loud nem.) With rapped to the din • wroth he eland have to psrforat-{score Ind Lod cheering).- he word ask them who wee to give mast attention to the peat load warier width wise oat wily mei" bat were also loonies la the diaries ? The gram which touched them all most lateareidy wee the law rat s& (Laid eras of "Hear, hear') As at greed levied, they were rapidly &morainal; all the odour of London. The poor were entire) expelled from the Gay sad the Wset-rd, sad the having ri t: fife in erecting their Plata midemme the • meek Awn is hie old ego into • workhouse is the (Loud sheen.) He had for mem years bon • somber Of so useciatiou for the equalisation et the poor rate, ead therefore it me so dap-trap ea his pert sow te team teemed end easousor himself tor emalialea. (" He ,em AIM yoewil carry it! ") He pledged Moat Mle nerve& as andenhaa of the poor rate shoal& be his ant kcal morn_ (Cheers.) He 'mold sot dark them *Gy p = He bed samara his a. be had Meted his or and he would now only ask then whether it wee eves V he west Mao pear aunt without eery preloaloa . of ' , that he wad nano the interior of Italy, of India, or of say colour great deprodesers? . Layard had maimilosioently d the Garikeldl who we.to tuna him (Hr. &o val) out of Mouthwash. Mr. Layardlnight act the Garibaldi to Feriae the Fir t, bat be would certainly leers his (Ilr. booed) to Victor Lmssauel of the pdhog-day. In rower to as ELECTOR. Kr. &emu mid he would vote for the mod of the low which compelled the segerallo• of aged couples is workhorse He speed with Mr. Bright that the game Lowe required serious worderatisa, and with respect to On• priwomeet for debt, be was prepared carefully to consider the tinware which he noderwood was in preparation by the (Quotient. AtOTHtx Ft.orroa asked whether, if Hr. Sconell war re turned, he would vote for the total abolition of the lash to the army sad the navy ! Mr. Stonsu. wee unable to pledge himself to rote for the immediate abohtioo el offpural punishmen This answer produced • most oaken/ate impression ea he meeting, sad • perms who stated himself to be ea hector announced his intention, whatever might be the 001,..11.* 12C10. n 010•• that Mr. Ronal wee not a et sad sower per's". to reread the borough in parliament. A scene of 'rest enforims followed, and several preens riled out How would you like to be dogged 'areal? . am Oat chows, Leuntercheers, hire, sad all , sorts d ashy Mr. *mart elplaroeg that there were eireurselinews under which • general night Mr bM whole army if be had sot the power of Whaling corporal purnahoeut. Public apneas had already reduced the LA almost to • oars, and so doubt would is time abolish It eltagether ; but he should sot speak as an boort maa If ha declared himself for the immediate and total abolitioa of corporal punishment. He was prepared to go as far am the late Su C. Nailer. (This explanatioo did not prove at all satisfactory, sad tb• clamour wan renewed with iorreseed noise and 'modera 4e:9d . . . Mr. CHARLES H. FiILD moved, "That haring heed from Mr. Merrell a statement of his paithal principles, and also with reference to his position ia the horotigh. this meet ing is of opinion that he I. enniosittly fitted to represent the borough of tiouthwark is parliament, and resoli ea to give him the meet strenuous support" lie strorig:y urged the claims .4 Mr. Scovell, and said that if they sent that gentleman to parliament as a colleague to Mr. Locke. the representation of the borough was not hke:y to be distarbed for sense years. Mr. ll•waiss seconded the motion. He Lad knows Mr. 1400 Toll fur :Al years, and avoid red that au suns had offered for many yetis who was so well fittod to represent the borough. Mr. Laysed was the rejected of Aylesbury ; why nut go back again ?—(" They won't accept hies, '• We must have him r ":lend biro to Covestry.• Cisen and cod usioa. ) Mr. liatutiiti warmly defended Mr. Scovell for his We pcidence and honest avowal of ogqnniou with respect to the Is:. but for himself, as an inelependent elector and Au floglishman, he mast declare his intestine of stow* en amendment on that point. If the lash was good far a man before the mast, it was good for an admiral ; if it was good for Priiate White at Hounslow, it au good for the CAW 1 • mauderds-rhief. (Cheers and isiterreptioa.) He did sot asstme that Mr. Score!l an etiVOretel of the Mr. ficuV•LLL emphatically denied any advocacy of the Mr. Itemiso acquittal boo, but be bad refused to vote aininvt it, ard was, therefore, unfit to represent them in oven's refund to vote t r e;lti e teut tot.,) i n i e ott u- M7m i ett t. e " u M bOlita of the len suiaary renlehlueut the lath in the army end awry disqualified beer to repnneut them in parliament.• The vague:on here became tremendous, and it wee nterly impossible to ewer thin the feeling the meeting. The opponents of the lath aproeregl Wes. h. never, to have it. Mr. Fit, Huh hriely etc-muted the ium:a , !:nent. After a ftw wont against the amendment from Mr. CAL• LAGMAN, . _ _ Mr. ALLEY, secretary to the Amalgamated Engineers, def.:ailed Mr. Nrovell .it respect to corporal paanihmest, sad contended that all that patlsurn meant was. to five so naporhint • question the must careful consideratiou. kr &oven mast lie returned as a local candidate, and one who was in favour of all moderate and pmet.:Jl measure,. The rwsemlment was put and neptived by • large majority, amid great ehreill4g. The ChlAillWA.l neat put tbe original resol•atioa. The resolution wee 'singed to with great eothuaMern, and Mr. Mcot rtt briefly returned ihmiou any conduct wheel should he immanent with the el . ...tatea cif humanity. Immediately alter this the mootm g. which had been as exceedingly noisy oise, rapidly ,:sr iossl Cm the same evening Mr. LATARD ntentinga at the Cotona Wardle, Tooleyatreet, and in two or three other pla.x in all of which ha wadi enthuetodieiliy received. tolacimuli recommendation 4 his carol dattire from the worides men of York ham been tiroilated autompt the marten : _ _ • Moved by Mr. Ripley. wooded I Mr Dent, and eirrirl awattinoway, The arattaa, rare. Atm the work. tag wee of York, has leaned with not..'t iotetrat that Awt,a Mart Lapilli, Fag la • caudate for the re p, seJtatiou i.f Ike horeargle of Southwark ie parhatneat. whtl.t rovattlati that that ifeatlasuas ..h.croa &sr another rntatituasey will depure cns , nts of the anti imolai towboat rwturraag luta tto armlet at the moat THE EXPRESS FRI 4til.Zl-k*M - '.:l T ( elotelion, ei h t e tving mend to the mine lienipliengionn of fallins teibsymmitiggitiM* lo ol l o4o 4 lm fain VENN. lal• WI ..reset pedielii to tili n e r te heiel WOMB of lesalles„ le iogeoini orltA lie ion of on mole& at ins so Zfr o g o i lte iddisoot a i er eis tr a=a os Sit t al till tie mad the to 161= 111 2 . 1tr. laysed, mesh' eeno all IMMO ef eioesi, oottateee so ins Z i e er= k 118 1 1.6 e a eft in swii i e l ho b = s tt tfIll: Moldie lie ier et olootles to pine bleb triumph tie bort of the pei.—lipei NI halal of ihe by Tomo Ourtm, Cieirono.—lfst. it." "Os tie mike el Mr. Taft, esseadhei 1, Mr. Midi- Ilak—Thet the elhoirms be WWI of this diploid to de tie foregoing reeoluthea on met*, lail hewed the woe to the Skims el Mr. Imard's eleslie• esemillos." 0017 RT 07 COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. !B. iininp d Nioi PAWS in lifiddlonini.—(Botore Lord and Ws and s Connor Jury.) 10On C. =LUND. The plaintiff in this ease ke • leardlnglienee in Nor- KIN Ourshd ye a*ST r. ..rbe rwe it: cur in slaw We early partriau present year Th defendan t,, Miss Maud, was • ulsaion b; el Ms Orauf=n a d iii ha Lysstion in the our die WI liable to pay the 1141 _ 1 0 . J. itofrii iiiiiisa;sfl far 40 *lna, and Yr. Neale few tie dalendut. In the muse of the our thal Inn Orauford wu la Obi habit if ruairlaig g bun Mr sibelons and friends, among cilia, SOK • yew has the Dowager Dachess of NIIMOIIdik. SW, ail allftliM had himself coa tributed 101. • you for 31 /sane Upon the quntica of liability the " evidences was conflict- The Laintiflasee was that the datandu i t o o n s a brig Obwidied, add Qlriber ski pielig here eg giid.ng that earassesorryilee , ithe &tit Wi l a d M i . tie pa The *lndia, n num, end • f pre evidence to this idea. Oa the other Lel She deleediet herself Ailed ismilively thr du bad not amid any inch words. At Ohs aseemedei le fitnesd Oraiderd'm death the plaintiffs rs bin MIL lb. Id. The bay food • millet far the pieiatilf. EXO , COVET. 0r . .:1121k...410V. 29. Whip it NW Prim is litildhorr, a Ira—(Before , the lord Nit Dams sod Comma Ado.) ' - mitts= v. otritothrn. M. O'Malley end W. White were ooan.ei ilw the Tian ;Lair. Hawkins wad Ma Dftessa nonsertled the de t. This was iis action brought low *we to aborts kliffor injuries dime ty IV deftir I himalir at e e d l ispel, through his rernet's negligmes It that on the &hof Briposher ose at ► the • ' °nohow@ was piss Willi Bleeldriumbridge, ard• the nAssanigto-olmmov, Ohm Me ilidireinVe ditty wee coming in opposite' audios. The Miser of the dray wee, ' io the 'Odom of the driver sod cm- Motor otthe oeaibw, salsep, sod the driver sated out, " Waka r t t h . d . re I don't you meow ham se sleep?" when Pe def pa M his home muses the ornaibus, and so injured Is l =et, Moils Met P. 3s. :sad 46... For the defes thethat ais of the lelifseerrellite after some pfo wintleting The fury hood 1R the Asps, 6& OM NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMMAN.; Nov. at —Anoutviivorrs. —Mates alto w Mivivosi ; sad J. G. Y. Holbrook to the Amoiloolaupso w. H. Clarke to tie Cambridge. DEPTFORD, Nov. 29. Lamm or THII Ram—Mew Majesty's steam senew sloop Rapid, al 1.1 gas and s2 l6 : o 6.6 kins weir was awed in a most antrestal mom id rd Dodr folliettis atncom mar the or Mc. arks tbawei ad in resew e A l= iambic of spottatist, Admial lir Ocala, c.a, o.lll=lll et Ousswith ; Hack* R.N., ad caw odious. The swam se la was pulsated by lrus Ourden, ibruata ilia Gordan, an! baniastao after Itasettias the Meet was lowa to trahrieb dasignal, and moved to ths tads for eseepieillee. Her ellneedeet ate as ,Dhows tow 181 fat ; nosidad, 160 tat fa Wets is t 4 _ ; depth held, 16 fast 10 haw r= toss, MB 715-94. Es satament, to be fmaiatil from alma Anna, wM assist of cat '-pour, 23 owl, pivot ani, and Mt 30 cwt. 32-poondow gam SPORTING. r. The Mew mother aimed the halmeriptie seedy daterted. No briar.... teammate& to be MEETING Ol MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. The ordinary ordinary meeting of the magistracy of the county of Ifidderem few the consideration of the county business, wee held _xesbnday, at the Seesions-house on Clertenwell-prese ; POWSALL, Fag., im the chair. There were about sixty justices present. The ordinary report of the committee for account. sad general wee coesidsred. It embraced the report upon the en jest of the emosers, referred to the commute, en the leg county . The conusittee reported, as the rectal, of their 16116 they bad to recommend to the seed Med they l sadly, ia Mee dlns, wia shou seged airs the coroners as , and alloances, odd. had epos ea average of the led five w years' pay ments made by thaw, as fellows : Mr. Wakley, 1,7071. 12s. Si per MUM, from the 3latof December next ; Mr. Smokier, 1,3461. Us. 10d. pee annum ; Yr. Bedford (Weeinsisider), MIL Gs. 64 . ; and Mr. W. J. Payne (Duchy of uneasier 441. 7s. 9d. per annum. This warn ander the ad 23 and 24 Viet. esp. 116, authorising the magistrate to apse with the moor for payment by eddy Ourteed of Ue fese u t? signairst could be entered into, 1;21E11 tO ille =g. Word attended ttooark - 7a said with the terms offered, and Yr. Watley OW Mid appeal to a higher authority; and he could sm~rttlr' la as se unfortsuiste circumstance that the lad been referred to the committee of amounts, and net to • anemeMliss ad hostile to the oorocars. Mr. Mametnan sad Mr. Lorain ma to order said ob mud tlmt, by the panniesion of the court, the coroners smelt premed oat of courtesy to state their objections to the offers made, het to impugn the dinastion of the conunithe who were the deledinne of the county pure, and the protectors of Um inturede of the ratepayers. The 0&114111111 rid the committee consisted of every ma ttte OiCinii•6oo, the matter bad been fully come ad lin imeekatiou arrived at reported to the full court and eemmemdeated to the coroners. They had only to sey_wheder th 4 weed to the terms offered or not. The three drama, through Mr. Wakley, said they did eireck is fed they sash said so personally, sod then - ised reports from the prisons were brought op and _ _ The fire whisk reenstly took place at Cold Bath-fields PAWN wee refereed tie It was caused by one of the main berm, wid th bed been in use some 61) years and was charred, igen* from a one of one of the furnaces. The whole at the p ilkasers' clothes, except one sui were de stroyed or aid. as the primness were they . were su • with clothes of a cheap deacriptice ; but in some meet ounennation is money bad been made, as the friends of the prisoners bad fogad fresh clothes, but the committee, though nut legally liable, had thought it but mere worldly Justice to replace that which the primmers had been deprived et, The 4:1111111•11, pennant to notice, called the attention of the court to the desirability of all the sittings of the court for criminal and comity business being held at Clerkeu well, that the flemiciaaboute bee been altered and im proved, to west the regeirenneta and convenisece of the public, the )urers, aad the proteatioa. This week referable to the appointment of the session. for 1661. The Aseurranr-tlenen mid it would be a matter of indiffenece to his when the court sat, but he felt it his duty to say that the moving shout o the court from Clerksewell to Westminster was attended with a greet deal of ineenvesienos. H., therefore, moved that the •11118101111 he held at Clertentwell. In the term. of the chairman's adios, the appeals would be beard at the Guildhall, West made!, as herstefern. — dlioiSoic7sOiod, sod ultiossiely tits cooties woo carried. reecwormadation ot the committee of the Rouse at Correction. Cold Ileth , deldi, en atklitiou of Wig. a year WM mode to the allory cd the Governor, Captain Colvill. repot mks prooostod from the committee on the sad erfoomod ot the Seemonehonse, from which it smeared that the cost had been 13,700 f. ; and be rwat praise wee given to the architect for the way in which had d out the works. SHIPHRIEZZ ON THZ IRISH AND Nossout Coast* Cohere, County Wexford , Noe. 2h : Th e ship Lydi a , 43 bank from Liverisiol to Monte Video, was wrecked this morning diaries a !Moog gale of wind from the eastward and heavy sea between the Nadriirater Bank aad Morris Castle. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lastitutios, at Came, had been got out to resider every sissidance, but it was found impracticable tome tier on the oecasiuo, either from the. distance of the wreck from the station, or from its prosiasity to the rocks. Fortunately sismosa of the ship's crew were saved by the rocket. Apparatus, but three men unhappily lost their lives by telnag to tli• ship's boat. The ship had been knocking about the banks two days previously, but had never hoisted any signals for help, otherwise the very large lifeboat, which the Notional Lifeboat Institution has atWexfool, might have been towed out by • steamer, and have been instrument' la saving this reinitiate ship, and the three men who =fortunately perished through this die. aster.—Arklow, Nov. 28 : The schooner Alm, of Career yen, was observed yesterday evening In • perilous padding 'in Arklow Roads, during • heavy gide from N.E The boat of the National Lifeboat Institution was immediately got out, and her crew kept watching all night, as there would be no time left if the vessel had broken adrift in the course of the tempestuous night. Luckily the schooner weathered oat the gale.—Yarmouth, Nov. 28: A brig, supposed to have been the Onatent, of Haitiepool, missed stip, and got on the Barber Bead, on the Vtith inst. when it was blowing strong, and thick with rain. The hags lifeboat at Yarmouth, belonging to the National Lifebo a t Inetitetiou, was immediately launched, ad proceeded to the spot, but the brig being in ballast scoured over thessad, visa she at once let go both anchors between the mad and the main. A steam tug immediately afterwards took her in tow a abort distance. She afterwards proceeded os be i=nre err CoLLIZILe? STRINZ Ilf Till WEST eollieff . otrire In the miming districts of Ardsley, Morley, e, Drighlingtoo, Mantel, Chun well, and Barkenshaw, are under notice from the Miners' Crites that, if an adverse, of 10 per mak on their wages be not conceded by this arising (Friday), all the workmen em ployed at the pits in these districts will strike work. Within tour yams the 1111146/1 have yielded an adverse. to ' the extent of 26 per cent. Au interview has already taken place betimes the matters and the delamtris of the union. The masters expressed their confidence that in the present state of trade in the Leeds and Bradford diarists they would be unable to yield an Memoir. The delegates held out fur the advance, alleging that, iu their opium, the masters had only to ask for so advance in the pia of coal to obtain It. One ebaricter• aide feature of the meting was the free emaciation, on the pert of the delegates, of communistic meta:omits. Some of the delegates avowed that the workmen did not get • fair share of the profits 'rising from the em ployment of capital, and ought to have that share. The meeting terminated without any amine. meet, the masters being of opinion that they could not seek en *demos in the prima of coal, and would be obliged to re suit the demand and clues their pita. U the man do not give way the whole mining population ia the district will be under strike in the course of a few days. [Advertisement. )—HOLLOWAT'S Pulp AND Orrr eria.—Stuirtisi your judgment For purifyissota the solids and deka °carpools!" the ho nor body kr regulating the tune! Um sauna to each corporeal moo for etr!oistbenin,; !INew W.., and isTillowstlog the uerroasze the powers of Hollo way's rumedko have been a:koow for the :sat quarby.l• creasy. They are composed of the Woofs!! without ail• edam, with say mama or pnammeas tomesilest coarequeatly the use el Hoileway'e stn.:, is ; prepaysibooe, while wmcierfolly eifident In whilesse disease. me brew jet wrongly or chief to Um imolai autetitutarda No wets eowt•wtwl loonwhold emote he without a 1.11.4 of thew faaWia meitca waltz at this wawa of the yam wbao the LI sod and bendy gene- May expedelly ramie el:swam" COURT 'Ol . tIASJLEXIMIt.—Nov. 29. (Bder• the Boise Otnaminiensr in a priests room.) az ;volcano 0111:101AL Anstown. The imalsrapt, Thomas Ine, Imo a merchant of George yard, Innibardennek. ef ifireiisighont. This woe an Trmstexamination meeting, i i i ley oppoemi for this emipates. wad lir. Lovell su the hanknrpl. me time elapsed in cceomportre of bsalmao sot being pprreeeuut. That IX an old siege that when " isporemoe is bliss 'tis foUy to be wise." sad the llama eciaassi for the bankrupt in his simplicity tlDrdssd WA the ease would be taken in the public court i atwa at 111001 a isabohn, which for the first films this afternoon tho ocannissioner dubbed "the court." 11;eaes;ounte hare already been rubbed. There were enseal ea the peat of I the magma • The =ti c = efleang I from the selialter ie the amigness, maw circumstances had ailed for enders best Hr. Ceen missions, born. He had also received a sem of 1361. 3e. 7d. slam his lianlpery, which prep** behneipd to his acts e. He had deathbed lavimipemenal htto view, with Kr, Paid* reds ended melgase sod bad failed to ere • t a d alien end the transactions at Harr Xr• Lovell kr t a he. lii eat contended that beks* the ray with the °bled midi& of goods After some further esseeineally relieved by the interruption at the , emfgame, who wasaa 'paddy _checked by the Oieuthellear. The hah!upt was exorebosd. end &dined that he was unable to hold any meruneakalies wiihie official ee in 000011(winos of an asesnlithessiecuumitted on hi m. The Commiesioore—Did be prie yes Benkrup..-Ifo, but he idol* is my hem Mr. Mr. johneon (official asslosseHe twice celled me a liar, and I told him if he and Me so again I would knock him down, and if he had done se I would. The Uommiseionst--Pray be guild. The bankrupt said he was willing to give information as to the debtors, a statement, however, which was denied by Mr. Johnson, who suggested to the court the propriety el depaiting the books with Yr. Kemp, the accountant employed in the cam i The Commiamioner—Which would Le a very had pre- Mr. Johanna amid lte bad bleed a ream up for the beak• rupee coerloinsuso mai ink he would NA CON to hie allow During the 26 man he bid bees Mad maljnes be had Darer bean an greedy inenlled as by this bankrupt. Bankrupt immediately denied the amertdon. After some further squabbling the Caaniiskeir aid bankrupt could not pas es the mosupds SOW lowthred. and adjourned the sitting to the sth of Jr - '? Cert. fanuary I. INSOLVINT DEBTORS COME—Nov. 29. (Before Mr. Commiesbear Nichols.) DI Si JONI DOTIM7LILD DL WINDT." This insolvent, who described Mosel( es • candor of patiot medicines, at Doe•shetreok BotioweeiMaws sad using the style at "Dr. Hwy, LLD., ILA., MR.13.11.,. airunder the Prefacer= Ad. r e . d M urphy opposed for • yaw nem weed Marriott ; and Ms. Roberts°. Waft emseditor weed Hopkins. Mr. Dowse and My. thespodnesspetnL In March, 1860, Markt" ansnlismfa'searvaat. ormealtad the insolvent for a . eartiht esepplabl as •• Dr. Henry," sod paid him a mum es Ws fie, sad sfterwsrds eve guinea. more,. far nide= the insolvent, who told him he was quabiled e and a the College of Sur geons, offend te ems MM. Mete* a good deal of physic is he 'opposed, and the insoheat told him he must have a further fee, es he required stronger medicine. He disco- vered that the insolvent was sot qualified. sad ha put him self into communication with the Medial Itnpstvration So ciety.. -The insolvast wee seed in the Maryishose County Court, and a verdict given for the six guineas he had paid. He had sot been carted, and bed • recipe made up from • madma4 work, and was ossed. The insolvest &mid West he had represented himself as a surgeon ; he bad succeeded to the badness of a Mr. Henry, and Mimed the weeks written by thee p ssos,and es such be used the designation of "Dr. Henry." • had cured Marriott of the disease. ' , Meowed that the insolvent had contracted a debt with 'Mr. Hopkins, in Polandetrost, for rent. He had taken a ,buainese Llverpooliereel, but bad not opened it. piec elind al omitted the residence in his schedule. . Murphy contended that the debt with MeericAt had bees contracted by fraud, and asked the court to dismiss with indignation the petition which had been filed under the Protection Act. Br. bone, contra, urged that many large houses trrisd on business under names that did nut properly belong to them. Mr. Commissioner Nichols was clearly of opinion that the debt with Marriott had been fraudulently coatruterL The inaolveot wee not qualified, and had been consulted aa " Dr. Henry." The case was adjourned to the let of January to insert the place in Liverpool.staut, but the protection was not enlarged. THE VOLUZITUIt COMM. In the cue of a publican, the insolvent said his business had fallen of in conseqence of the volunte e r rifle corps. The only houses that benefited were those user the prac tice grounds. FIRE Nun Hotuoncr.—Last night between the hours of eight and nine o'clock a fire of an alarming and destructive character broke out on the premises belonging to Meagre. Norma" and Ifedcalf, bookbinders, carrying an a large bushiest in Leigh.place, Brook's.ntarket, and" from what had transpired during the same morning there I. strong ground for supposiiis that the Are was the work of some incendiary. The premises of the firm were of consi derable extent. Messrs. 'Korman and Medal!, it appeared, employed between fi fty and sixty workpeople, leen and women, at the present time, who had been engag e d g e tti ng finished a great number of Bibles and pniyer•books for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowleilge, and other artablishotenta. The posed doer d the building was tilted up with moat espousee reale§ and entimmieg inachinea, whilst the upper floors bad several gas stoves fur beating the workmen's tools, and the r. - arehousee contained a vast quantity of Morocco. nd Russia • halberd great value. At the usual hour the various hands were ordered to " knock off." and in the course of a quarter et an hour or twenty minutes the workpeople left, the foreman being the last, whet saw that the ps was turned off from the metre in the basement. As was the usual custom, he waited in the pump to see ' that the last burner had consumed all the surplus gas re ' maiming in the pipes ruitZthrough the different parts of the building. Being sMi ' from what he saw that the pet was turned out of the building be attempted to lock the front door on the left of the building, but had some difficulty in so doing on amount of the luck having been tampered with. He however left the premises, believing that all was safe. After being assy nut more than a quarter of an hour, a man named Ensiebrew had his attention directed to the , tint boor at the works, by seeing a huge Daly et 1611111 curling round the a indowe and along the ceiling. A number of Inglis* were speedily (to the spot, and the firemen succeftled in eventually exthiguiehing the tire, but not until a serious amount of property was destroyed— the upper flours being brut out and the ground-floor and counting. house serioualy (leotard by water. Fortunately the suncrerswere inured in the ;toyed Exchange Fire-Ake. Fortunately, neither the tin-foil works opposite nor the ca tholic monastery sustained soy damage. Au accident win Mr. Yugo whilst W was cumod in subduing the Me, which might have pro% ed very serious. In paean' through the ground floor he fell through a trap, the Mow of which Mid beau oueltsslv left open, a distance of nettiv Pi feet, and was severely Shaken, hut nothing 'seem Is agprehmaled. DAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1860 • BALL' ORIMINAL COURT. iv isaportant elleii bh am exhibition of Mrength was t to assis, WI l the mos time he could not help eloweeig dot ems awe lately to being the 120,11111111•1 MD and prevent honest and upright almai ismsdlis with it, them to Bad that stieli p =ztbs Mao woo tad,* upon their honesty sled A vest ow aV61::• has were than called ea t ..„ the sit o W a rmosogroi in a o so Bewiloo, la wiresaiwg up, of the i to lim ado, al the Amp, =sid ti reta l it agree W lamed ommel for the ildwolud that the wee mout wee mime wade paper, mad ti j arpi to him that wide hualusweepillem were /Meg es wince to this inearmask gm ildsigant wma net i s writisg such a letter am tbe ens is question, demises; its restitution. The principal question for the oonailseatios of the jury, however, snub whether the leiter was wridsa without rea lisable au probable emse. amil. whoa ;gam beard that !Maur 1811 uz the gime subject had beau mat co the MI D . . widek letter was all produced bills presumlow Mad sur were thus pmereuted from knowing all IMLele at Up ewe, it wee for them to decide whether OA iseassae diabielW to their The lestylmwesiblistysetemed a ounitsa ta rttio. Mr. TAmemi WlMlllni fire, • Imam la Dereatehire, surrendered to mom • amp el bads( vulawfally mot fat gale bk WY he ...n Netaserket a spoistity of meat that was . mama hfr. Corporat te n alig uide oswitoted the preati a o atm e . on y retained, with Mr. ito= a , for the de . defended at Irst said that be wee sot guilty of the sausitto market for food, but shot oon -11=444 ,i, ant had pleaded *dee lemon frilie had been Isplly smili allalillllo, &Wm* AM probably no intention SW ail it was Use detildliadima el ti l i te prosecute in sampatel .......a tt wee seat to market. la de they valid be cement with the d essilaat 'deft Ma , harm be to appear. sod teceive Mora when 'Ms =rdes mid it was immatint it should be gas.- ter keserm set Mar that sofookili might be exceed by r eed Ned as Qum but drat a penalty attached to does who VIM guild,( thew. Iwm what he knew of the hi of Mit em s larcer. ands of would 1671= whe dmat. t& . ber the =7: 'l *dee am dock . , .tb mimed into the ropiest rearillesift sad IMI 41 " ar i : from custody. 'Zikr OLD COURT. (Before the litecorder.) Manaress, • essales d the &OA har, etterat e t take his trot an indishaset which chard him with Wing knoireaod feloniously sent a maw letter to one NEM costondsd Mallost, seed demanding the rertoration el • sirloin *lunge docu ment, without nameable and pentane main Mr. Charnock and Mr. A. Collins conducted the prosecn- Sloe ; Swami Reliant's@ Ina modally retained, with Mr. Poland, to conduct the defame. Yr. Clurnock, in opening the cue to the jury, mid that ditueel t indictment was found under a very wintery which made it haw for my one to attempt to eased property or mythic of Wm from mother by maw d meowes and threats. The peassedar was • gentlemen named Ricks, who was • t in the Sal Surrey and it appeared that hi the cocomsocement of the mead wr be was destroys of up • mef volunteerunder the tide of the The &hods* who, he believed, me by birth • German, had redded a peal many years in this country, and wee • member of the the'bar and ft would mem • th at he was very andoce to obtain al ef n aco of volunteers, sad ait the time Mr, Padre w o es ea * framing ths aria to wine he bad alladed, the Went and Maw objet and tP=entar uadortook to moist him in MK object with t h e Alen tempt upon the condition that he should undertake to equip one company of sixty Men at hie own expense at the rate of 31. lS• for lIMA NOM The defendant sammted I. this peopoition, anal drew sip an egreemen by which be undertook to =L a the eist,y men spat the condi tion of his appointed captida-oansnandant of the corps , and prosecutor, Mr. Mick., was to have the appointment d the daln4sreiliet and the other sonewandmiami Where. The defendant dried this apemen anal *sided it to Mr. Rieke, but It tt:t that very short* afterwards be was diratidied and mid be thoaght that the men mitt to Z il = a lke aost of the outfit, but Mr. Ethel teM hita tite thh wend be totty at variance with the wed= opts wild" No was to meths the appointment of a 6 = llll biiir difhlfikaalid not be weeded to. with Lad 1,0116101 k Gip ist -r. " .-- ihs elli = 4 : l l, it the atd be itad the iiispelther. Sad Ahmed * ham myth*, more to do with the walike, Nod Maar fre oblate possession of the sweramit Walt into, and which had been male the whits/ iressedinp by gr. Bickeo dihist i , be h*/* that ins the sub tof W pmsasi 11110m01' inter was de!ad the th Jul Joly, and oonteMed the forkeriarg pongee : • within thirty-four bows yc..de nisi rise* the knr yam wrote to me yesterday, awl ehe !auks the new whin/ pet °Windham me ley ett. vialdtr, I *III =le stele teak Maw the -lisnlimand. - Far the thevainnteermemmant,tismay osermary bis c ma* phindhe silted to the , beam. ea that yew brother was the Lindeman Mein. etre! and new another mealm it the eassettr i t a tit trying hie hand at the *s amemmind. littsc aim astaimed • sistowas. the presesake alum mined Lard ra n i lather, and alesEe in ri of Jamey. sad autism but the erten given ma the poetics aid Imo * srappio the t.) The learned aimed thsermail letter MINIM UT the Wn to the peeesentget sewhth ._._stated tkt! the " bubble " had buiell. sod 'dojos! am to on quiet, m if he ware set. and annoyed hint eay more, he amid lay ail the desementa before the authorities of the Wewellee, and the rant would probably be that be would to tr i loArriadedee bed. eapidoe t il mi th a t Ilealhaepot the egmentsm=str iM peastag, and the delmdeni being about to go abroad, be was required to fad bail to answer that action, and upon his return to this wintry the present charge was preferred againet him. Mr. Julius St. Jetta Aka was then examined—He said : I live at No. 7, Flm-grove Brixton, and am a lieutenant of the 3rd Royal Surrey /Mia. I biome acquainted with Mr. Steinmetz some 5 nian i r eds z isz eid be told me he had 7 . an ensign in the V and that after spending be had been Waved, bad set been ails abide his captaincy, end had therefore left the Miintait. H. said he was very anxious to obtaa a captaincy . I told him that I believed a number of Impostable men, clerks and Wen, would be willing to form a company of rifles if they could do so without ex pew for equipment sod that if he would undertake to pny the expense of War equipment at a sum not to °nosed Si.lQs..per man, I bad no doubt the Iced-lieutenant would wept their services, and appoint lie the captain of the corps. The defendant shortly after this produced the egret meta which has been Wined to oaf headed it to me, in order that I might take the necessary steps for the forma t.s of the corps. Deng the erinvereations I had with the prisoner he told me that he had originally studied for the church, and also for the bar. I Wed him why be bad lift the ter, and he said that nose but ropes made seemed is it, and that ha could sot reconale it with his ammieriee. (A laugh.) He also told me that he had etadied ad Myths, and that he was afterwards made ,an amidst in the Victoria Rides, but ea he i t deastred, be threw up his appointmest. Setae Ws sifter the agreement had been signed, the defendant aid be thought the men ought to repay him the mosey he advanced for their equip meat, and I told him that each • _,promeding would be quite contrary to the agreement, and that the men would be dissatisfied. The defendant then add that the matter rest rest, and he would sot go as with it. The defendant more me • photographic portrait of himself for me to show to the corps, and he afterwards Liked ma to give it back to him, and he then said that he would hate nothing more to do with the matter. eitzar WESTARX RAILWAY. - - A special general meeting of this company was yesterday held at the Paddiogton station, fur the purpose of oessidering the report of the directors on the subject of nott i t ud pictiament far power to Mild cope/1 for laying nib for the narrow gauge between Reading mid Lorries, end far other wpm,' ; the Earl of Bac, nom in the distr. The molt was taker as ned. The Onantilie then moved-1. That the special report of Ike 11th of October, reserved for the consideration of this inweilmr, be approved and adopted ; and 2. That the di rectors iss hisreby empowered to make application to parlia ment Mike earning session for • bill to raise additional capital not exceeding 1,000,0001., for the purposes spool- Red is the report, each terms as might be determined on at the time. After a dimwits Mr. 0111M1 prepaid u an amend ment that in the opinion of the meeting no further works should be prosecuted at the ex pmas of capital, except snob as were of pressing neesesity ; tt it be referred back to the baud to withdrew such as were not immediately •eeenary t end that the onaidentiou of the remainder be pastpeoed till the half•yearly gated meeting. The amendment having btu seconded, The CHAIRMAN replied in a very nitiefactory manner to the remarks which bed been merle by the previous speakers. With nerd to the anode of miming the money, he said it would not be prudent to state then how they proposed to take it. (Hear.) A Pihommtion remarked that what was proposed mu whether they had enough of confidence in the directors to give them power which would enable them to do that which might be necessary. He looked upon the proposal for lay log down the narrow pugs from Reding as a great boon, and a large instalment of what he hoped would be ulti mately done—the laying down • mined gauge along their *bole line. (Cheers.) The amendment was then put, and only four hands were Mimed in its f►vour. The resolutions of the board were then put and only two or three hands hewing been raised against= The meeting then separated. TRAFFIC RETURN& unarars. MIN rta• Man Taft', Y.&. 81POL Mr% 1111111W,11, INu Wit Week ending Noy. 16 Great Western of Canada S 4 Week ending Nov. 17. IL 'Art et Lombsrde-Voi. it - -- a - •.x6 8.43 int/Lust. Line) 743 11,654 23,462 36,116 20.768 o Linlo k , l44=keeling Nov. 18. loodon, Tilbury, & South end Extension - 711 WI 919 WS Whet Anglian - 409 611 921 901 Antwerp a Rotter dam - 443 WS 1.091 901 Metal and Exeter - 2,756 3,049 6,304 6,010 Week ending Nov. 24. Weeth Wisteria Eastern Junction 964 96 187 223 814 wales - - - 0.810 6,965 ending Nov. 23. Central - 1,903 2,110 3.918 LIN limbos Counties i Miam - ... 11144 10561 29.206 40,238 3, 167 .... - ...- ...-. . ....... Crom-esamitied by Serjeant 13allantiae—I am a drill in structor ea well ea a lieutenant the militia. pad that tithe only mode I have of Vref i • Ilstilbeetl. I became acquainted with the def eimaeriebee et ia *dyer thereent I inserted in mettspipete veriestang sow, patriotic gentleman to ems hetived perride funds for the formation of a Ale sampan. and stating that he would in all probability have the command of such corps after it was raised. I received another letter from the defendant on the same day that the one wan eat which is the subject of the present charge. &menet Ballantine coiled for the production of this let ter, but Mr. Charnock said he haknot gotit. Cross-examination coatinued—l beWrs that in this letter the defendant offered to carry ant the agettelmmstirided that it was submitted to the govergimWl and kid. lieuterient, with all the other dormant; eaditated that if I wee ea honest mau I could not object to mach a coarse. I aecortainod that the defendant was gate &braid, end I made as afffdavit, upon which he was arrested pad oompelled to find ball. I bad comnienced an with egehem him to recover 210 f. under the agreement, sad aio M. for ex penses that I had Incurred in the huirhasse. While the de fendant was abroad I preferred the "meat charge before the grand jury without his knowledge, tad he was appre hended at his own house. I had beim greviously to Marv lobose polies court, and they declined to interfere, but told me I had my remedy by going before the grand jury. Reezarnined--thvingilrill instruction at schools by mill tary moil is not at all an unusual mode of obtaining a liveli hood. I attend ladies' schools. North British L77$ Shropshire Union Si SIN IWO On TO Btrksnhead — UN LOOS *666 2,the EMPLOYMENT OP CHILDRAI IN FACTORIES.—Mr. Thomas Ashworth, ex. et the borough, appeared on Wednesday before the BeehiM birch in the elieracter of defendant, to answer 35 irfeeetallAns, by Mr. Sub-inspector Patrick, that the firm (Mews. Jan Ashworth and Sous) had employed children after two o'clock on Saturday, the 3rd of November. Mr. Patrick, being sworn, stated that at 38 minutes past two on the dentate in question he was retithe na whoa be saw a greet nine persons leerier e gmationed some of them, who told him that they had Just left off work, and he then took down • number of names. Mr. Thomas Ashworth directed their worships' attention to the fact that, while the act provided for other days that children, " shall not be employed at meal times, or be allowed to remain in the rooms," it specified for Saturdays that, " no young person should be employed after two o'clock," and there it stopped, the legislature the evidently contemplating that would have to wait for their wages. It happested—he bud almost said pmviden telly—that on the day in gelation his brother had ordered the mules to bo stopped at one o'clock ; they were so stopped, and the subsequent cleaning was over by • quarter to two. The spinners then had to be paid before they could pay their pipers, and, after all, the time reached was not so to as that stated by Mr. Patrick, who must have been mistaken therein. He maned several witnesses to prove what he had stated, sod their worships dismissed the four infor mations. Mr. Patrick then withdrew the others, and paid the witnesses for their attendance. Four informations against Mr. Henry Haigh, cotton wiener, were taken next, two of them being for employing boys without school certi ficates, and two for employe them full time, they being under the legal age. Mr. •In stated that he le ft these matters to a person whom he d, since Mr. Patrick's visit, found bad been somewhat negligent. The Beech inflicted a salty of 20s. in each case, and fined the father of each to ss. for having neglected canoe their soma to go to I, they being under the age of 13, and employed ia • &Merv. THE RAILWAY ACCIDRNT NEAR Linos. —An lapel* as opened on Wednesday en the body of the poor fellow who was killed by a railway accident on Monday, near Leigh. The accident was caused by a goods train coming unexpectedly down an incline whilst • party of platelayers were mimed in taking up a rail. The inquiry appears not unlikely to result in a charge of manslaughter the foreman of the platelayers, whose duty, it is against was to such • case to station a signalman 1,200 yards from the spot before permitting • rail to be removed. Ac cording to the evidence of the men driving the goods train, the signalman was not at anything like this distance from thejarty of workmen. WRARTUL MORTALITY ON BOARD • BRITISH HRIP.—A letter from Belize, Hoodlums, dated Septimber 17, states that yellow.'ever had broken out on board the British mao.of.war Icarus at Munk Eleven of her crew and two officzrs had died, and a great many were sick, including Oaptain MEM. Subsequently, on her plu mp to Jamaica, she reported 33 dead, and still a heavy sick list. — WI. C. Eicke, the tether of the prosecutor, wee then pet into the witness box, but he did not prove anything ma- Berreant Ballantine then addressed the jm• for the de- fence. He mid he believed that if he hid hams • legal objection to the charge, and asked his lordship whether each a me* as this came within the statute. he would at ogee have decided that it did not, and it would have been wanecismem fur him to have addressed them. He felt, how. ever, that where a charge of this kind was made manna a gentleman of the highest honour and respectability by a person like the prosecutor, it was his duty to put the jury in powassion of the real facts of the ease, and satisfy them that there was not the slightest foundation for the RC omatiou. He had no hesitation in saying that it ape peered to him that anything more wicked and scandalous than the present proceeding had rarely been met with, and that it was the prosecutor who was the really guilty party, and who was endeavouring to extort imam. from the gentleman at the bar, and finding that he had haw in effecting that object, he then adopted the expedient of per bwriaf e Lpreeent charge before the grand jury without his know ; •proceeding which, he could net help thinking, it was a • to the law should be permitted. The real tenth of the matter was that Ifir. Steinmetz, being &eines of obtaining • position in omeezion with a rifle gimps, for which he was perfectly well qualified, asketumbily &towered an advertisement that had been heisted b Vie prosecutor, and without considerstius he entered into the agreement that had been spoken of. He afterwards com municated with the lorblieutenant of the oounty upon the subject, sod the information he received from Lim relating to the Eickes, induced him to come to the con elusion that he had better extricate himself from their clutches us moon as possible, and while indignant at the manner in which Le had been deceived, he wrote the letter in questi.n, which, it appeared to him, could not for a moment, he said, to c o m e w ithi n the te rms of the statute, and the grand jury ought never to have fond the ball, or incised soy bath when there had been no paw lisninaaT inquiry before a magistrate. He could not help expressing this optaiee, that it was monstrous that • respectable man could be dragged from his home apse ea Unfounded charge like this ; and he hoped that the theseth proceeding would lead to sonic alteration of the kW am the subject. The lammed counsel then commented um the facts, and said that it was absurd to treat this agree ment aa a valuable sourlty, when, in point of fact, until the cooditkei upon which it was given, namely, the appoint ment of Mr. Stalemate to be captain-commandant of the corpe, had been fulfilled, it was nut of the slightest melee whatever. He then called the attention of the jury to the feet of the prolocutor having declined to Nodose a Wise that had been written to him on the same day the the in question was received; and he said that this letter, if It lad been laid before them , would h ave explained the whole matter, and would hive shown that there was not the keg foundation for the present charge. With regard to tto alleged threat, or menace, all that was stated by the defendant was that if the agreement were not restored, the whole matter would be submitted to the lord-lientmeth e and it appeared to him that be was the proper person is he con sultob and that It was Idle to attempt to dieted such aa observation into a threat such SS wee contemplated by the statute. This learned servant concluded a very able speech by stating that no ono appreciated more highly thou himself the noble volunteer movement that had taken plans, sad On Monday afternoon a conference of the op ponent& of church rates in Soniersetsitirs and Gloecester shire, to consider the steps to be taken in earning on the anti•ehurch rate movement, was held in one of the largo MOMS attached to Broadmead chapel, Bristol. J. Carvell Williams, Esq., and Dr. Foster, attac hed as reprwientatives of the Liberation Society, and Thorns' Waterman, Esq., was chairman. WATCHES Ire RELATION To THE FINE AMTS.— '. Indeed, one of them has already made a very marked advance in tide respect by producing artistically ornamented watches, adapted to meet a high standard of cultivated taste. The maim facturer here alluded to is Mr. J. W. Benson. of SS and 34, Ludgate.hill. In recently visiting Ids Dewit t -enlarged oboe rooms we found a most rare display of h Ply-ornamented watches of alt Elude. The watches here exhlbi anemias those of any other English manufacturer lu respect to novelty of de sign. combining artbdic beauty and exquisite finish in the orna mentation. The settle reputation which Mr. Eetaion him gained fee the perfect time-keeping qvalities of his watches Imes. nothing for us to say on this point. Sir. Beason CAD meet the views of the cconoink utilitarian with the tame facility as he ean the wishes of the most elevated. A Meyer intent on Suouffeig a superior notch of growl deAlgn and Main qualitie. cannot goal meettug with rattefection at tide establistiment. - -Ohesemir. Iliosoet's Illustrated Tan /Min. post free fur two stamps. le demriptive of every constriction of watch tom made. Ws• Ghee ask by pat to ell vale of W. aktb&—illArort:ssivaunt. MARKETS. 001 TON. —Lin:wool, Nov. 29.—The sales of cotton to-day ars 'at e dated at 10,000 telas. A quiet, +tr.dv mrkst at restarday's priors. WOOL AND WORlffED.—Diuneono, Nov. 29. Wool is much the Mlle as but week. More sales might b rode at maim rates, and maim Err would be tidbits if 0.0, oteklbe replaced at old rata. Neowitheemdingthe dull trade, prime, owing to the scarcity of wool, are maintained with err firmness ; indeed, in some aorta there is rather a ban!. wing tasulancy. The reduction of the gate of dismount has a beneficial influence. There is • good sale for both and brokes. In the yarn department there is • steady trade doing, but chiefly for the home trade, though the German hones. are miller mom active. horror the hone tinders ars quiet, and the threatening sweet of American &Hairs ippon to check busineu in that direction. CORN.—BnIMLNCIIAII, Nov. 29.—At Gloucester marl. t on the Nth, wheat was 13. per quarter lower; at Worcester time day, the trade ruled slow at k per qr. decline. Barley Is. and out. 6d. per Tartar lower. • BMW earl pees Wailing downwards Duna, the presentees& very low transecuoas are reported. Wheat nominally la. to 2:. per quarter down. barley held for previous radar. Oats at some re. dation. Beans aid per only taken in At Weiser 11=kyesterday, wheat gave way 3. to Is per quarter. day'eseaelest there was also supply at 'shalt, sod within Is. per quarter et the v=l this day ee ornirLt was realised for all qualities. maul meter to tout'. Oats, 6d. to Is. per quarter cheaper. Resat and per held for yorovises rates. ouvans, Nov. 29.—We had a fair supply of wheat, the patter part of which war new, inferior in quality, and in very bad condition ; elm or two lot, of very superior old Wheat maintained Sant week's prices; but, generally, even the best aotts were from la. to 2a. a quarter while all others, from their tad condition, were gone still there was more animation in the trade atia=s;;L: 345. • wit was relloser for air lot of choice old. There was a good trade la barley, and the best qualities wave no lower 4 .. inferior wer•j a ir sti a a d:aad and cheaper. Wheat, heat, Mu to 675.; ' 475. to 59u ; Inferior, 40.. to 475. Barley, bla. to 44a. 23e. to Ms. Bans, 46a. to 50a. Pas, 411. b 4b. now, 100, 490. to fib. per auk ; wwWIL Mo. to 470. llssonteregn, Nov. 29. —At oar market this morning there wee a fair attendance, but UP busman psuwg was very limited. Of really prime wheat but little was offer. mg, and such cannot be quoted lower, but secondary Norte of foreign decnued 2d. per 701 be., and English 21. per quarter, while inferior kinds were quite neglected. Extra it!!aLdes of foreign flour sold slowly, without material in value • American and the beet marks of English la. per genial and sack, ordinary runs of the letter bring, at the same time, unsaleable. Oats gave w Id. to 2d. per 451 be., and oatmeal la. pm load. Beans a nd Indian core were likewise tether eerier to purchase. Ngerntrar, Nor. 29.—We had this day a very lane 1 sqlOy of wheat, still a bad audition, for which there were ao - Wyers. Old and best new lasi s slow sale at a decline 'of Gam is. to 2s. per qr. A very tarp quantity of barley on ,o ff er and sellers not choosing to give way, very little changed hands at about last week's rates. Oat., beans, and pow rather eerier to buy. thriurbort, Wow. 29.—The corn trade is very dull tin e i lz i ,..4be weather being very damp, and more samples than say week &UM harvest, cake sales difficult et much lower rates. Wheat is 3a. to 45., barley 25., and iIIAS and beans la per qr. lower. EDIYHURGH, Nov. 28.—We bad in the market today 803 qrs. wheat, 3,082 barley, 1,844 oats, and 27 beans. There were sold—Wheat, 580 qrs., barley, 2,065, oats, 1617, and beans, 28 qrs. As compared with last week— Wheat was fe. down on top, and 2s. 9d. down on average. Barley was is. down on top, and 2d. down on average. (Isle ware ffed down on top, and ii. 7d. down on average. Beam were 2n. 6d. down on top, and ls. 9d. down on average. Pries per imperial quarter :—Wlekt, 40s. to 70a.; barley, Ms. 45a.; oats, 16s. to Ma. 81.• beans, VA to bis. Wiiip h lllw t beans 66 lba. of top—Wheat, 84111 a; b;clisy, 56ilba; oats, 45; CATTLE.—Eolnetrion, Nov. 28.--The supply of sheep this morning was 14411 than last wash, thdeurober, 3,821, being 1,510 fewer ; sales IMO slowly arta& and little alrratra in prior cragased with those obtained last market. One lot of very superior half-bred wed den brought 545. 6d. a-head, bail Bd. per lb. the top price, current top price, 7 . ; hest ewes from 60. to &id. ; inferior from . &L pr lb. The supply of cattle was also less, there being 433 r 333 fewer. Demand good, and prior for the best sort 6d. per roue higher. Top profs, Is. 8d ; current, 84. ; secon dary qualities from Ti. to 7s. 6d. ; inferior, from 54. 4d. to 65. per imperial stone. A good clearance. Fed pigs, from de to Is. sd. per imperial stone. Number in market-Bheep, 3,1611; fat cattle, 433 ; lean do., math cows. 66 187. WEATHER REPORT. Nov 11s 19, arm= 8 up 9A.m. lIMS 1980 29at 29.72 29.02 29.27 29.6 s u.as fiAL KilL LB.IL. &5.1. IMPLANA7IOt!, 11.—larometer corrected and reduced to $ dog. at mean pea level each 10 feet, of vertical rise, caualug one.hundredth of an Inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., catmint three. hundredths Menses ;nearly). S.--Expi:ried thermometer to abode. 11.—hioisteaei. ditto Joe evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—not magpoetieL T. —Force dto 11 —estitutted,. C.—Cloud 41 to it:. 1.-- - bdtlal letters :b, blue sky; 0. clouds ; detached; : f fog. h. hall:: qq milt, Nara ,0, overeitat (dull) , r, rain: a, allow. t. *hunger. A letter' repeated augmente—thtut, Tr. much eats. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OA SUALTIS& Albs 91`, Captain Head crew from Palermo to London, has put in hero very leaky, and been beached.—Lisbon. Nov. 21. lord Clyde ship, on Are and abandoned, was fallen in with on the 9th of October off Cape Recife. iMem.—Lord Clyde, Cap tain coupe, sheared from Calcutta on the 12th of August fur Loudon.)—C.ape Town. Oct. 19. Michele 'barque). of Malta, Captain Caw, from Taganrog to Queenstown, with wheat. was abandoned on the 11th of Novem ber in lat. St N., 100. 11 W. ; crew saved.—Leghorn, Nov. Margaretha, Captala Rieke, sailed from Crunitadt on the tan of September for London, with oats, and has nut Hoeg been heard of. mails. Captain 1101, sailed from Hartlepool on the tad of Octo ber for Cronstadt, and has not Woe been heard of. vitssET.S SPOKEN WITH. Lielamaine 'barque), from Liverpool for Lima. Sept. 5, lat. WI. 8., lou. 45.60 W. Ranger, froin Jamaica for Liverpool. Nov. 25, lat. 50 N., ion. 10.40 W. Shah Jehan, from Plymouth for Adelaide, Oat. 1, lat. 1 8., lom 93\\'. Senator ahlp , from New Orloam Ma Liverpool 15 days, no date, lat. 50.37, lon. 74.J0. EPPS'S HONCEOPATHIC COCOA. Its delicious aroma, grateful smoothness, and Invlgoratlag power have pro cured Ito general adoption as a breakfast beverage. Ilb , Ob., and 11b. packets, at Is. ad. per lb., by the minclpal grocers Libelled ..James LORt1011: —JAC milessaant. I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANSTRITHER.—Nov. gf, at Oink, erlictatre, the wife of Captain Austruther, Urenadkr Guards, of a son . 5LLF114:10..7Npv .. 21, at hetton Ledge, Stoke-upon-Trent, the wife of M. Y. Illakleten. IN., of a sat." CIZOll.—Nov. la at Wanking.. Westmoreland. the wile of J. Oen, req. of a daughter. E.4g9N.-zhow..es, at Lompeter, Cardiganshire, the wife of J. Ita4.:ora daughter. LUCK BART.—Nov. Se. at Cambridge, the wile of L W. ff. Lockhart, lag., of a daughter. 21607.7 .—N0c. 27, at CMrmuont Howe, Weatonauper.Mlrc, the wife of John Hugh Smyth Pigutt, of noon aud heir. AIABILLIOEB, BOCLCOURT—CURT. Nov. 27, at All Soule' Church, Ingham' place, by the Rev. ?Award R. E. Wilmot, M.A., 11u:umlaut. Alfred L. Bou%court, Feu., of 31, Newel&Detract, to s ,donor, second daughter of Mt. Joseph Curt, of (heat Portland-street. Caveadlehaqtuire. COHPILK-3Com.—Nov. 27, et the pariah church, Ueda, Id the Rev. E. Ilouro, M.A., Mr. J. H. Cooper, of nocluttle.teratce, Loh:eater, to Fanny, daughter of R. Arott, Lo., of 1.17. rnortss—rivrios.—Nov. 27, at Brighton. /V the DR's. Case.% Y. A. Lichees, Ra, Mit behest Llaht luLtutry. Emily Susan, daughter of the late J. M. Elise kAtt., of Lo., alugton, Hanle. DEATHS. - • Mt, at Rutland-moan UM, Dubß4 7 .. 1 . Atkinson, Esq aged U. IinIOMNSKAW.— ., Nov. 27, at lintoroombe Cottage, &auks:* Bucks. Mr. W. D. Bilgruslisw, aged TO. CULLUM —Nov. Iti, at Fast Einl. Mouse, Mickley, S. B. Callum, 10111 wl 1 lit*ON.—Nov. 27, at Torquay, of consumption. Darnel lilie ( liwton 'outsold surviving am of Daniel Maw' tsor. £aL of *34, I:01W s-Iflil. St. Jahn's-wood, Lousivu. In Ins 1 at Friends at a distance will glow iscoopt ol this illtilllutivll. Matd and Pubnaked by Wifidoal Lod HAM, of No. *. 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