The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-23 00:00:00

ii , 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1850. bishops to obverts the districts thM fOaMile He could not help mottle, the unhappy ecombeld st may of the clergy of their own church in revidas Obselette and end popish practises in public warship. (Sear, hear.) But he was satisfied that the Pope new made a greater mistake, did anything more calculated to destvoy his own it fiend* in this trashy. (Cheers.) Th ey looked upon the act of the Pope other with astonishment than with indignation end fem. It waster the danger that threateaed them, but the principle involved in it, whisk led them to protest. The onnduct of the Pope and his advisers had armed a spirit in this eras . try amen the people, sad is the govenmet, that worad had to tra meet salutary results. The effect would be that they errata be enabled to pluck the flower safely from the settle danger. He hoped that on that occadou there would be • unashoose feelings@ to the neoneity of maicaining pose religion, which they had rewired (dm their anoint" sad handles it down rain. paired to their pocerity. (Cheers) He eraelu nt to he r ded by reading the address which he proposed to rece Majesty. Mr. ABHURST seconded the motion. He did not muse there to assail the religions liberties of his fel low suLjecte, but to contend Or the common liras ties of all. Attempt. bad Leen made to justi'y the led of the Pope by comparing It to the conduct of the dieneated, who equally denied the supremacy of the Queen. (Hear, hear.) But the parallel wee altogether Wisdom, Inasmuch as protestant dim/eters did not acknow ledge any jurisdiction on the part of a foreign potentate, Mr. WOTHERSPOON said his chid &l de oran' to nonunion wee, that It dishonours.] Christ, mod fects's,' a momss as doing that which was done by Christ alone. The address was then adopted unanimously. Mr. T. B. COI moved that Mr. Alderman Theatres and be regraded to sign the address on behalf of the to forwent It to air George Grey for prammatatles to her M wee ae jest,. Be said his position wee rather peculiar, ea he much mired up with Roman Catholics in Ireland as the poesteeer of lead in that country ; but he was sure he spoke the feelin of all present when he said that much as pra teamed were opposed t the Ronan Catholic religion, they had none but the kindest feelings towards Roman Cabalism themolvel. (Cheers.) Mr. Deputy YENNING basingsesoadsd the motion, It was adopted. On the motion of Mr. B a rate of thanks wee given to the chairmen.. sitar n thhe meeting separated. COUNTY MEETING AT YORK. A Minty Meeting, convened by the high &Miff (Win. Rum, Wq.), ia puissance of requi-itie% essA, plan yesterday (Friday, in the yard of York Castle, " thr the pupas of ousidering the repent, of presenting es address to her Mejesty, and of eileptimg stub other masons es may oar. to be required by the publication of the ball of the 2lth day of September, IMO, wherein an attempt is made to atablith, by papal satlanity. a Roark hisseteby within this realm." At twelve o'clock, the tree the meeting, then were lot more than five imbed Me= present, but the numbers gradually increased, anti), all mss period in the afternoon, turn amounted to about two Warr fire hundred. The high staid presided. On his dlthih the frac of the hustings, were the Esrl Fit/wiliest. the Red ot Zeeland, Lord Fcventtant, and other noblama lad prthemse whose names were appended to the regards% meth alibis left were the Win. Chart's Lansdale and OOVOIOI Rama attar gentlemen. There however appeared tole vim ja a fsw Roman Catholie in the body of the emetic,. SIGH SIIERIFF aid he wished it to go forth M world that st that meeting all had been fair and above WM. Rs entreated for all the speakers a patient rung met he bared such • resolution would be pared u wort Mw that the men of Yorkshire are determined, at ell rear. to support the sups may of the Queen. (Chan.) The Right Ron. the Earl FITZ WILLIAM was received with truth applause, on coming forward to propose the flat resolution. ate aid: If. gentlemen, this had boss en occiaion upon which there was to be a discuroa about some political question, whether one nun el another was to trail the place of prime minister of Wieser, I should have little thought it worth my wbUe to appal before you, sad to ask you for an opinion on a abler comparatively insignificant and contemptible. But the question which is now before us is one of a very different kind. (Rest, hear.) Gestation, if there is any ono hors praise of that faith which I am not come to oppose— (bar, her)—but the speedo( which yes will give your beet Noreen to check—(chars—if there be any gentleman byre present of that faith, he will probably concede to me that prat indeed must be the pressure, according to my row of it, of the duty which has called me forth on the present occasion; because be mutt recollect, if there he any man in this country who has saaltic .I—whose family hes ssurificed much in t mutt times, for the purpose of ratoriag to those whom I then thriught, and whom I still trek, to bre ban unjustly deprived of their political rights, I vesture to say—snd riper to thus of that faith whether Isr stabug it too strongly —thst lam that individual. (Chan.) Them ors tow, prob:bly, amongst us of thus whom I sow see before me rho recollect it—and still fewer who ben s part in it—who null. et the great contest In which I was massed in this castle yard, and which by the eleistance of the freeholders, the then electors of Yorkshire—unmixed as they were with the element since acted to them—it was by their &matinee I was enabled to carry the great question of religious liberty. (Applause ) And I have miff had one moment of repentance of what was done on that oration —I have never for one moment doubted the wisdom of that policy by which were thrown down those barriers which deterred nor Roman catholic I,llow-sub jects from the enjoyment of thir political rights. (Cheers) I look hack with pleasure and eathfacti' n at what was done on thi t end os Bahamas nt orations, when, tifta the lapse of • loop period of time, justice was dens to the Roman catholic population of these realms. (Chien.) 1 said, to the Roman catholiepopulatiosof these realms; hat, gentlemen, 1 recollect that nue I made use of an expression whisk le not applicable. When, indeed, Igo across St. George's Charm I, and reside there, I feel that the tun " population" it applicable. lam there, as you know, a protestant land. lord, surrounded by a catholic tenantry. I remember well it wee a gnat accusation which I bad to most after the period, when for reasons which appeared to me satisfactory I bed kit It my duty to this great country to retire from their Unites, becalms I felt that in the advanced age of my parent, I might probably he celled from jeer raise at a period which might be inconvenient ; I my I remember after havirg retired from your service, when I was err by souther constituency to serve them, that one of the greatest charges made against me, end which I had to rat in protestant liorthasatonehlre was that I had base • party to the *notion of Era estliolic chapels in Ireland. (Hsu, heat) Gentleman. I have as been s party to this, end will again be a party to the so doing. I declass It to yea , catholic, (turning to tha platform') 1 declare it to yes. the protestant population (tuning to the audio's,) MI Yorkshire, that I will do this spin. (Applause.) I will do this on my own estates in Ireland, because I feel a necessity that the population of that country should have the runs of worshipping link creator in a decent manner. But to talk of the Roman catholic population of England is a misnomer ; thus is no Roman catholic population in England. For the Roman catholic gentry I have the highest respect, but they will give me leave to say that they are rattier the monaments—rapectabla monuments of by pass tirets—(s laugh)—than holding opinions applicable to the prawn state of the wield. Now -comts the question, " what has been does, and what is advisable to be done ?" mad gut, le tome ask you,do you desire to think for ' , outwits e? (Loud sties of " yes , sod " hear," from the Hon. C. Lang lisle.) Then, t sok you to area that determination. (Cheers) I'kaow it will be represented on she tight bend and oo the left—it will be represented by the Rowan mho- Les, end by some portion the dissenters, sad Ido not say this is elpectstion, but in knowledge, as a question bas• two., the rhumb of England and the church of Rome. (Cries of "No, no.") I urge upon you no such question tlitees.) Ido sot ask you to craw with me in the proceed lug I Anil lam to propose to you on any ground ot that kind. This is a question between the church of Rome and the church of Reglad ; it ie no question betw, an the Bishop of Rome and the Archbishop tot Canterbury ; that Is not the question at all. (Cheers.) Ths warm is between the power sae doctrines of the Muni of Reese aid the Retormag on k eel/ 'Chan, end • aim—. net is the print.") I mean the 'Literature, sot es eabibited, met as displayed is the church of England alone. (Row, The 4411916 of Lnsiand is but ma a those wets —(lausliter from the mho -1 me)—eel& bre groins up sirs the Re form &Homier* has been the father irg of the Referenatiou, and Weil of which, I eaten to ay, aburshosse as I am, Oil dial Christianity is to be fon d. I claim thi., net Awe tir the pot on of the Rotormedes to which I I elennethr it to all the reformed seete—( hist arise of NLM, hesse) sad therefore I shall see you ea this awatira to tour opinions in fever a the Metwessaws, ewe= avour speritically of the chunk et Magitset. MOM) Now, gentlemen, I ask you to barn your whim favour of the principles a the 84/1/11allen. (CUOMO 1.4 1 L hot a quartos Murses ease sea sad smother: it Is • gess doe between Luther, Cava, Irlanothoe, and the Cater of Trent. tCheen.) It is a grotion between rialleolis Liberty and @shimmies to ese irresponsible Interpreter of Scripture. (Choirs.) I ask are, Yorluhirassn, to risme your determination that, so far al in yes lire, SO power shall ever rata in this sawn which shall rob yew of the birthright which you have now had for 300 years. (Chars.) large in no investivos sgairt others •• iselelem in so hos tilto than; let there be nothing ad what I should sail thew yelper wry of "No Popery.' (Rag bear.) Let there be no th irtg of that kind. Rang soared whet I MS &ikons el seseing to los, I will sew with your hove read the address which I propose for mar ' edoption. Air; some (unlit' , advise and warnings, the mere lord concluded by propceir g the Mereg addrem to her Majesty. " We, your lbjesty's tankful subjects or the county of York, in aunty maim rambled, beg leave aroma year:Majesty, is esnagamos of the publication a bull or September 'l4th, in which the Sea of hems mss claimed riente eat Meowed pretensione, with en orsatstima unusual in this ematry it mane times. " We ell desire to deprive any of R ase Rotary's subjects of soy sail tiers, Of of any privilege meratiel to the free eeffen• of their religion ; but we are mar with indignities that. loesign parse should have seamed the right to rein a serales eistributkr of this kingdom late new diatom Is GISIPAZion with the See of Una, sad sherd have etInd••• 1 a metroPolliss and bishops sh i m", d o l m a" to " goesea weam tbam asavevar by sisiasi onumith.d ve faisla t ions che waspoi.diesia hive presumed Se sleet tier sod maul et whisk pew re 2:ty is the only O&M awes and isseenis Wilda - SW "We impale no Islutisa of Welkin WM )14101% the potentate by whit* thine OM Owl lw to be mated bet we Mei 411•011 , 2:15:11i towels* year Majesty ci wee pess rontdifroll ai taotase keel& eelethainitak " gtrwei piths% No MGM AMIE lug boos hew as eosin outer the spiritual damioalisa of • a.. 0 by which we believe that the true Olt of C v jti w bees diegvised and corrupted. "We thiak it not improhable that this attempt to re aclabeish papal authority within this reelm may have been by representations transmitted Iris Ragland ; ses=he Pope and his advisors may have been thee led le adsleike the apiary of a few Indielanals for that of large braised the pi" Wo sow, *see" Join to declare, ta the ter of the weisidores detarmiallem be uphold year Majeaty's rights sad possigativeo, mil to possers, es fez se la uts lies, the parley ',the relesmed "Itis by its aillameam he the veloslghe of the RlOT maim that we NIB alma lope sonse - •sod semponesto that freedom of drape width is mends) tie r it fa to the saidommse Odell liberty. ee Ws, thooshos i , pay that your lithe* will maintain and omens knishes you strew antbselly as by law Nth bliabed be those striae ; and we bog ft ppm gm sdimelis epos year llielests ur for the adopties of say mossoN• that ybe th at purpose. That 70 ,..18 = 1 / 0 7 OM hag sr ert iv i er a people osier log the bloodies of religious rider a fees civil esatituttoa,tettsse•i nrt cAsstitution, is the earnest lop ejssty' most loyal subjects " The Right Hsu. the Berl cif 114111111 WOOD was received with warm appanage, to measehag the address. In the course of a peethesat spell he esid—l doll say nothing agsicet the Roman setholiss lama% bat I feel called by my God and my onstry, sod Om ddliken of all here present, and all ia is ups yes to atop the ad vises, of the Banish himesehy he the matey. (Cheers) Geathimen, I grim from • stook that always in parliament sad out of prlie..at wen etrouseets in opposities to that religion. (Rear, hem.) Gestlemea, there io se step to it. (Impair) I wan you, that let this /engin ONO pt • looting here, adieu y ear liberties. (Cheers ) The Ron. Mr. LANGDALE then endeavoured, is a very long speech, to answer the noble earl, but IMO witthamiliy interrup'ed, and et length concluded by ileilW es an entire amendment to what had best mo ved, Ike egritieu of this resolution : ' This amities is of opinion that any interims,. with the doctrine or disciple' of the religion, or the nitr= okras of say of her Majesty's subjects, woald be of the rights of oonscietes, against w hich this waft pro testa." (Great uproar, with ees of " Hear, hear ; "Ifo, not" "We won't Isere it," and hisses.) Sir WILLIAM LAWSON, Hart., seconded the amend ment. R. P. WINES, E.g., of Ferry Frystos, followed in an eloquent speech, occluding with these emphatic, words:— My voice is feeble, gentlemen; but feeble es It is, I know that It seskiillllll potent it joined by yours. (Lot us make missives had heron the Eaglish Counsel. Make his Mcdiarme-0011110/o—who ignores you, hear you. (Cheers.) Eel Um thee thon stands the ablates of Eork—(ebeen)— awl Else ends his airdistele, or his creeds, or his bishops— he salads sH his Molesters—tell him that them stands the geosestant achedsel, sad these it shall stand for ever. (Mr. pi retired amid proleaged cheers.) W. C. Maxwszt, Esq., spoke ia favour of the amend- Mint ; After while Earl Fmven.u•er replied- Or a elbow el heads shoat 200 appeared for the 'mad meat ; for the gripe mottos shoat 4,000 heads or more. The address was &eland to be earned. The Earl of Ernest) moved that the high sheriff be requested to mead the address. It was smeaded by Joan BAND, E.g., and speed to. The Wight Um. Lad PEVERSHAM west mate forweed, amidst loud mean s sad proposed that the beet thanks be given to the h tar sallies; this mmg of the Pasty, sad les soadast ia tia presiding over it. Load cheer.) Toe Lion. ILL LM4YDALZ seconded the acetic. , and, the Hum 1311L1/1 having returned thanks, the meeting ter minated. COVET op LnetaNaaci.—Yeaterday a Court of Lieutenancy wee held at Oatlibel!. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair, for the purpose of tabs at seer eideration the propriety of addresg the QUM elms tar recent aggres oo of the Popo. Them was • very mwwid court. And amongst the speakers were Mr. Cotton, of the Bank of England, Aldermen Wilson, Mr. Josiah Wilson, Alderman Lawrenee, Mr. Win, Mr. Ananias, &a A meet spirited and loyal 'Adria use proposed by Mr. Cotton, and ucanded by Mr. Josiah Wilson, who denosneed the se• greseive chareeter of the Pope's proceedings, and applauded the unanimity with which the people of Eeptsod bad every where opposed the movement. Alderman Lawrence wee amnions to introduce into the address some words expressive of the opinion ef the meeting that there wee strong ocessfen tor • 'contain the church establishment of Ragland, but the suggestion was not adopted. The address was agreed to amidst acclamations. gab) Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.:-YarrupAy. Burma =a Loan Casscui.toa. His lordship hoard and nods Wets in 10 unopposed lunatic petition', and afterwards beard to the conelasion the further arguments in the appeal of " Kaleolen Scott," the salve of which wad stated in our report In the Daily New. of Thursd His lordship taid he would givajudguest in it on Mon day asst. Tan Aerearest-Oarraaar. v. Tau Game Nonrsasm Ram woe COMPANT.-1111JUNCTION. -B scoramAnam. This appeal against orders of Visrabisnallar Knight &nee was opened on Thursday by Sir M 1 Ley, hilmeni by Mr. Puke' and Mr:Penis is. The infeematien hal been filed at the relation of a Mr. Chapman, sa aneaney at gleswwle, foe the purpose of preventing the ampany boa attempting the free Use of a public highway, whisk erased the company's railway on a loth An Wane lion was granted for that panne* by the Vice•Chan allot last lily. At the Unitising of the puma terse a is Aka was amide before his Seam the • sequestration against the oompsay for disobeying theme landau, and his Honour greased the afterwards refused an application of the mummy he May tag the sequestration Ursa to days, _wide mobs en the 23rd (this day). The fasts and prino4al pelotas be the argu ments, together with hie lionour's jadgment, bate beta re ported at gnat length is this partial Let week. Mr. Hobos, who was sot abbe to attired ea Thursday, was sew heard in support of the appeal mama up to the rinlag# the Tart at throe o'clock, when the farther hearing COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,YrenaDAT , scream si Imicm—lmeaa Lose CMITIBILL, Ma. Joencs Dots scams, sae Ma Jounce Eau. Tao QIIIIII g. Tllll JOSTIC3II 01/ Is this ems • rale aid foe a mandssam had teen obtained to eampel the *tors of Kent to bear ea appeal at a special seldom agars • poor rate which had beta made against the &nth Renters Bellamy Company. The respondents were the Minster, la Hea elarekwardeas and overseers of the pariah of t. The rate whisk aided the Beath Resters Railway Company wee maim oat the 12th of Jane, 1849, and poblished by befog placed as the shank doors on the god of September. no ground apes widish thejastiose bad dandies& the appeal was that it woe made too late. The settee of appeal was not given until the 28th of December, sad that settee wee for the sesame, which were to be held ea the 3rd of Issuuy, 1860. This, it was now oostesded, was an appeal whiek same bee lats, inasmuch as • special esselons had bees his es die M of Octob-r, 1849, sad a gustier maims at 19th d Odeler, be the emus year, and the appeal ought to have hem Mb at either of those sersions. Cron the 3rd of hereedy, lBlo, the appeal wee heard and sojourned WA the 4th el April. Llyen the 4th Apnl it was again adjourned to the 4th of July, and epos that day it was farther Ames& iota 3,4 et limitary, 1880. when it was finally dismissed, cm the mead that the appeal had not been made at the next prie r doable seadom after =skis; the rate. Thejestime of Lest had, fically, meted apes the setherity of the ere of The Qom r. The Autism et loaewdeira" whin had been decided by the Court of Quesa's Beady is the =Mk of Kay, 1860. Upon the pen of the Swath listen Hallway Cottony, it was sow taped that the ash for a awadanas mkt to be nib absolute, W eaves wpm the 340 Jarman, 1860, the judos had over ruled the Menden tint the appeal was toe has, end it was ▪ ese ihr then allorwoods So silts that diulies. Lan whei said be shwa& Ps sub I. ihts OM= to he dinkiest The suede& fa dips% hot beta by the ens at Ire QUIDS p. the Judaea it laarrobtara" -lt woo said that ea the led at Jemmy the ablesties we wait that the appeal MIN too late, sad was the. neve paled, his the ere was adJoussed AIM mesa= to aaia. ass. obis 111 we Smelly hind the beim gnu tin v. to theeillatip. which they set la his. dam as the 7adl of haverlraverop Bea ll % OawpW * Zett the jell= MI s, ea fa whisk the set et mamma did ad gin= The net et theirdedps appotatal a similar *aka. Rale disarmed. BAIL COUItT.-llverlaDAT. Ss' Pena TM mat at stlisll-papt Mao, sad am sesagisd kw time ia is lag mdstsadsi semis. - ammo iv Loco. Taw Quw v. Mims AXD AXOTREa. al Fariaelsk Meier sewed/sr • wisiird Wdeasstka wiser Fiske Stogies Imes, the pekoe" salpithOdff. sad T. ff. Haman, the seitstered L=l et the /oafish Memory. fee • sa lsa of satisies le lbs. ippw re llessles apse she dianstar el Dasewsg i s , ~. isetswesikhsassv i tt aa flea b▪ e inert &met a men et hese belsodhstir j=slPlOweamshimeastawyeftesierltahle ea the llst Avg . awl was =diem es the i gr i r d fOsteher. It .. i . ,,t . ti Lord Deanne* lathe lay rests, ef dr pen* 2 of whisi his leelese. the Ea& wad Re% aw;f1;111 - 7 1 ; tke *at. Nue doe ago tke peal* shwa w eesewyee by sail wilt it the whist es width was sat eat a list el Ow pares tiedier. It weselleged that mama OWE tweets kril We mile he do Werth el tee within; a am el UK by ees Ileseeeelt Oisage, eel dot ea faeopsz of Led DeaswestlVe had hest mums ef she tea slew t a ti o das tite ua bog b ees es; I segl e g r i a ss az a d l ef a eft= Abseil; te deake mes stameaTist these wes sa ever tielsolse dee el shoat IA we op the ilaillagi sweeeig no lbw magi el the forty = Geer me ay years .( , forty amnia le adopt la the 114 molaelesie hwidlpssevise Is be e seig n e7 Ws lAsslstsesesesketbsr arse seer had les • SI pwe 11 1011ris p all t e /l i t therm.' ir d s. =tibia lestreekale emplieL • . . EX PAWN Mowaaa. Mr. Hal, Q. 0., mewed for heath mammon Richard Mame lAA% aa ellmwel t Weeset- SWIM, to thew wore why be sheen wee Yew ever to ltrs. flower% a hem et posh AYE he& Wee phew" la his heeds as sus he a sem et WIL whemsed by ides la the Chad Moe. Reward% 'towhead had Y." 1844, " " Whir Immis wale gelid era Meat bees a Mr minim& Lees had bees the a[ ta p e hoes hod. sad at Ihe lifted the deposit el the gave a *deem memeresdese le the east, that Ili le Ks ...dos a bre ~s*og te made Jewell Reward. es w - hisit hoe set wry wise 6 414 1111 0204 for maw lest. Ia 1849, Mrs. Howard 'WM *mbar had Medered I the 901. wish lowest. Mr.lsose sad he mot *show is Ake. eel Mod that do would eel This is did, but he lhow'seld Lad formelom lead he the box. Ursa dm wind ereellimilee, ha mid he was N 7 wry to say diet the be: list lam Marta apes, wed some et the meet valuable of the :flan hies • wow, bed that he knew whole& dem 11, weeds, me isigiseby the mem% lithe geese wee . but Mai see or the dip wee et liemlosompoma sed la Ilia. H. thus IMAM that be might he pissed have hips the jewel as ammat at a bill of Gab is to him by her bat that he welt ealeeTeel net the ettel l e le d again. Um Moused this desired Ma be give has what he had g e t; this. boverrer,_he Weak sal mid she mit wait till he get gm Whets. Net being die le tee hay pmt et the jewels, die weds • hemel Wise jewels, et the P I md Wrest, through ea selsemp,mll a lemma of the hank Mr. ;WON raileeete—Rew ma I iMs? He did mot resolve tri n eV r li *imam oat he sew dabs is Saw, be. I cease be bee igen Ihms• Il tliwielleadia fhb Mrs. Howard is what viasell gem* Obi inset lebeg as sates. he she le a aseried mama. Awl Poe leash am War sesipsd M musesue. than IMO tie* a elleleellt the MONA to slew his wide the me et the. dose ham his mated; set if dm husband wen le sum the silsemg "cal set le Ns lea. Kt. Isellee - Patlesee-4 WS as hew he mold to that Ihe *se et tie sessemealma meth what he resolved KWh It is, oaths rule; b e bewever, suly this it aba Wok ft K cies Nig KM fa- eels se Ss , wet the authorities, sad I dou't Wel yes siM be= it absolute ; %tree may try fire phew. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YsKIIMDAT . *wow a aurco.—Bwou Tin Quo Jounce, AND MA Ivencs Mena. PITMAN v, PANION. Kr. Rewties subsequently moved to mats the rule for We/gement absolute. Mr. M. Chambers, Q C., showed mese, sad urged that the plaintiff had had silent time to file hit saldsvits. So be, as Most het the whole matter was brought bakes Wile oiamben, liken time was given to Kr. Phnom =lase sidavits, aid beady filed sac He hod was la his efidalit, on the mend eemelms, that the ispeasate lived at a Memo, or, is poist of feet, = IMO ;or where they resided; od for aught that they might be his otwa shake. Mr. Creasy knows" ea the ease side. Them wn bet KO sew meteor to messiah of, the only fresh eirsommemse =Mom led dimemeal sassier puma who bed bees al assspessam-.• lb. Alba. Mr. Middle, is swat of Os ode, submitted that the &deadest .said net be pedwilimi by Its big nods ale& "kte, sad stated that tho sets eifese of the plated we be Whig the whole of the feels Wire die seem. His sliest hid ass tom alit to *built melee of the eildevits in lac INS lases dim ellhoosh tie whale of *ma appeared la the Ms swat miesdeg. but hew Iheyshatimed espies Mese ass he ban te swpw I. 'tidal's& to these hole, the SAM halbert 01, sat WA been unable be as due Mom fa p up his eilidavtle in reply. The emit wee of opinion Mot there wee a ammilowahle Alarms , hawses Ws am sad the Let, sad anis all art sireemdmess. earth wake the Me absolute. • It is debt roam thet we MIN* nada .18 le coterrlithallotrtmee Imaled st - eal MOS to Me ahemosot el twit mama am nod to the am" the alba elldbelis wee eiffilete.llol odstel la . the yew owed. Moreover, the efteteettee =011111 , 19 bq tame Me pub& Millers* mW wit be tomedgeded. EXCHEQUER, CHAMBER.—Yormosy. win, c.a. sessi.p. BIRO TM lags bizeilltuar, Ka. Somas Wiairnuir. MI. Jan WILLIAM. 141. Juana Tgiromus Ass lts. 16ml Nam , . Tim Clow e. Butios.—PLZA 07 Auraarou Aoairir. This ease, reported in the Express of Thursday, wee resumed yesterday. The Solicitor General addressed the court in support of the CYO for the prceseution la the outset of the *moment be laid dowa this proposition, that the plea of autrefois acquit could not be sustained, unless the facts involved in the second indietuent would have warranted a conviction on the first. As a first step in the inquiry they must see whether the prisoners could be convicted on the first thileveeht. That they could not be convicted of warder then seeks ad les the slightest doubt. The Wig/ of injuries bawd ar Ille r=as the deemed, it was shows, did notes sothen bee rt i ,he medial raised west to New that it was oar dead by Oar, sear the skull a hat time before Asa* a and there *sae eddied to thew bpi wheel that blew wes Misted. Aid he to* that appends / d swing, as stag esmasate Wen be made by a plods d the peed la * he u zeo bi lthis tepid ca :in ose, f a that in his ophilak_ead it was the ' ll his brethren iaTlodestheter Ball. *a lensed judge who tried the are bed um with lbe=t propriety in directing en &mailed WIN amp ei ne Lek Chief Baron was missile/di to mem by =sem ames ke n nsise. d to refer to the ohms to the jury at the M the The lislisamdelsofal said be thee* the court midi Isel *at he ens set daisies ea tins sal** ad the rabbi dimmin lis e= r itr i g.. lB pbse, In Om maleeMhbe deft le *Mem le= m m i e in dm min walks, dram re der the id the Omen could have been esavisted d an amok Me MOW that there was groat .. ii 44.1 =to the OM latched ia this mm, est a meet be smile ea reference to Mac Neil if Ore Meat wee evidently to provost tt i = id pec hem malshmeet in certain eases where sepc& 1 leek•tesse mald Icy ahlnesd to prove a felony, bat. wMk might tam that aa aessult had buses. 1 a l = s hish a emnietion odd take plass. He sow dm le being the owe within dm sesealag ef the storm*, the em elt sam hem less eseneeled with the death. There ma me positive ease is wide►h ea est smenalhiste as ementt, whet), segarated hes the Mem ehreed, had been bell le justify s esavisdos WIC the seas Midwest, The leaned gentlemen thes, at great length, aimed la detail. sad samemmiled en, all the sue cited in sapped of the ere for the Omen. The eta of 1 ' The Qum v. LW * (1 Has sell, 779), tried in 1638, was ma relied ashy his issued friend ; bat that was the opialoa d a single judge,sad the doctrine there laid down wee act up held la the case of "The Queen v. Poole" (9 Car• ringtoa and Payne, 366), decided shortly afterwards. The sue of " The Queen v. St. Gawp " (9 Cam eel P., 493) was important. The primer was charged with to attempt to di charge a loaded pistol at another. 111 WPM that he had first mauled the prosecutor, sad Meeeetelli attempted to Ire off the pistol. The emotion them mese whether he could be davuted of the aseadt. lb. Soda Parke held that he weld only be convicted of these** Id that was counted with the presentation of the may, be the ease of "The Quin v. Phelps" (1 Ruth% 761) One was an indictment against three pneenahr murder. It wee proved that Phelps struck the dim me several Mies, and then want away, sad wee me its the fatal blow was Oven. The Ms TiA. 0111 1 / I tria Ills Jug j „ rip: that if they were et ephisn Ord away before the fatal blow was &sot OM dilEbial el Illiat, bat to do so they suet id Ille tamiThe jury found him guilty of the swede, red*" the ohms. The point was reserved lid the *Mee of the jape, who held that the OF Ades was wrap', _and Phelps wee ditsberged. The ems meld not be dinlegabbed km the sae Met el deed the hats of the Ammer wen Avenger is supper: l E =Mishit& guided she mv.The case WM weed es em ma Me *OM of MI" tke gsmiumen essremmed asepses husk. The Nadia c X pMep he asemment Mei sem degree Ma the el *sludges at lbws le stedek Om 'Mate st ail 111 le gement the serape of persons Mr thee& me be i ty of • felony were clearly emeeelee le a Meer offenew In all of the cram shed me rid...be...0.a the "Quail v. odor at pahmen had been esmilled of an amen MIE sestet whh the polsdpal teem= dmegml. Ode to Is =II i gne ll idel war te ll same eadialmemfel Me miser the If legend to be emi dbeellg S eth the t erZl is iobreT at ill S at :t S e li w ili eb tai r im e strem s " Wail& a cue to witie w h as the mem: scald twee best eenebill of the taw t It we eMllemm eM yy peeved Mee IWm see es. They aged aet be eenrded tinier maim of ;add donut sided doss by the eemad; Halm had bMn put to paril re Me lied they men Moly bie te anomma s ager Me that this was use a ease la Midi si re piss ef au satealled trehis amen spend at all. The Miele wee Funicul a rs -4M weeds were, the jury o see all tes w eid:les,,a s ei lbs gentrian u me= t thew bei Mss se ef the jury by gm, ,k OS 'MOW et the . - Ille. mil Mr. Cox ezroinerally replied. The Lad Chief Baron maid the scam would aka dm* ' 4l lB/ the MM. SUCIAJL.—TIis sarepplia a ape, So podia ado Haab paraises la IMisisis asapssed frea the yams mai la ifra ~ai p e t • • Mk Nor , MO, is 27r. Md. pee on. &wit. OM Ile ON Illeurtrius , no return. 0111134tbelinall• ilis Zia Lass is 32.. OK The peas a die as lasolial assaptioss joiatly, is 8 1;a a a &—Lasikes Gamma BILISTOL, Nov. 23. Raoul.—We haws had eadho dull week is oar sugar markst ; the bars sass ~ma to smuts bat at lowar prisms, to 1111" brINIIII4 _bolas' are aid disposer to sabolt, sod Moss we has bat 1101Ie beakless is 'spot The plow Virdla sofa wow se lolls Ms swot has bra dis Id aria Met e Iran MR so MO di., wide* is shildY phis. sod goat peal to the .areas) hi Woe pads; sad s seri sins dEavaaash, to solos, se 435. ; bat la OW do tho sales ara Tiro reload nosiest soiYiaa qpiss—lOisad, all ipdsas of masalsOared owls me a vary dull sato sod Ow oast lissorlasod L ono assfas asislasl. Ike salsa al the wok bolsi too NNWr asealdhh pins. Swo dors los boss a _ydemo% sot about 100 peas. lambs have boa amid of at Irises aftblishieg as shams el tally 2d. par gall. ea the alas somas los a moraik slue. Dar= Paorrs.—Caresses dad a steady, tat sot brisk sale quality /aria soasidarably thie soseo, aad Ilse &- Wl=whisk lin MUM, somurad firm 47r. to 485., Warier sorts ars walla( at all sorts of prises—fay frosa 43a. to 44e. Vezirru Il.aunrs ars worth 40s. to 42a. ix Mild fruit, bat reader sad inferior sorts have gives way la Tales, sad are sow froo 375. to Ws. es la quality. Lrmarom., Nov. 22. Ilvam.—The saarket remains la a quiet state, bat Mom us very dm, sad the sales samba et 300 mks B. P., 4, 000 W 11 it of ,11 6 41 . sad 2,100 hap Madras ; the latter at 345. 3d. to 3 5 e. IL par mt. Foreign.—A cargo of brown and yellow limens was Whoa yesterday in public, side, bat assays Ma AMC The sales of Molamee are ma iled to 130 mac Peas Rho, of ordinary quality, at 16s. dd. por awt Osass.—Thems Is as shear is the rauket, and is basis et the week consists of 100 teas. Juntas, by anass, at fall rates. No traumatism in Ginger. Pepper, esPlassas, bat 100 begs Chaeomail Coma are reported at Ns. pm sat. Rhse.-100 toes. Carolina sold at 16s. 6d. to =llOOO bags Dena. Gladly at 8c 6d. par mt. for ate.—Almea 00 pass. Jamaica and 60 hkds. last Lea seespeas as WINN at the week the latter at is. 4d. pprfenespei Wiles sok higher prism. Tau.—Blass tas =Ma d As mail Mensbas lass lesi sanity la the maeba left sr abentlea as las gemed; holden are aot edam, monad filly previous gdom. Nothing remota la Init. se Ulm Arabia, lima sales have bees made Is Rh Loon shay ruse, aria UAW without Maar ; 6 ghat of BIAS ladia BIM 60 slabs Tin, unsullied, Th. per set. ; 60 wee Cast., Oil, 30. to 40d. per lb. ; sad 400 Imams Gambier, 14s. 3d. per cwt.—Sees have bees made to Zan( India Rapeseed, at 40s. pea qr.--Beltpetre remiss 4.11, and only 200 begs re ported, at 26e. 6d. per mt., 8 tAll 10 pm omit nfreation.-600 tons of Nitrate of Soda an reported, at 13s. 6d. to 13s. 9d. per mt., ineludizg 400 tom to arrive, at its former price. GITAXO.—A silo of 600 teas of Patagonia, to arrive, has been made, at IL pm Ma In bulk. COTTON.-1•MBIBOOk, Nov. 22.—The apparent pad fiestion of Europe pm confidence daring the early part of do present week ; and es Friday the sales were 10,000, and la Saturday 10,000 Welk Oa Monday the Asia's advises were received : they enviantemded with those of previous steamers, and gays •glieseally sufavoarable report, and a limited estimate of the crop: bat the auks on that day were lees ostensive than on Bstar=erli prises were not higher. Since that time a feeling _of nneertalaty has overhang continental politics, wMth has tended to limit the demand. The trade have purchased vary sparingly, and the total sales of the week have sot needed 36,630 bales. To-day there is a fair attiodeaos of the trade, but the demand is not brisk ; the tales an 5,000 balm at the reduced prices of th e week. Americas desalptiou are freely offered, and are now dull of sale. Holders are desirous to anticipate future imports, by clearing their old stock, : and the trade persevere in taking only a preemie supply. In the early part of the week • trifling advance was sttainabk on American generally : bat under the these:tee of lees pad& *deities from the continent pries. have needed to the level of last Friday's quotations, the authorised quotations for " fair" qualities being the man as at that time. Brasile sad Bayptians are only in limited demand: they too remain at Wt week's prices. Borate are offered freely, and are doll of mile at last week's prloes. 4,610 bales of American, 80 Porous, 300 Bahia, 30 Maranhao, and 480 Berate have been taken on specula ' Bon ; and 900 of American, and 1,050 Borate for export. WOOL.—Liaos, Nov. 22.—1 n the Ealllith wool market we have this week no amp to report, miler u muds demand or price. METALS —Lownox, Nov. 22.—Yr. Moats'. eirmilar says The Welch and Staffordshire iron markets have not displayed any new testate this week, bat prima nothing unaltered, and the quotations given above are firmly main tained. Makers in Staffordshfrii continue moderately sup plied with orders, and hoops sad sheets Lye been in fair request at present prime. Scotch pig lien has improved during the week about Is. per ton, and holden now look for improving rates. Spelt* ha. again been the subject of a few operations since my hat; 160 tons for spring shipment have been add at 161. 7s. 6d., and mailer lota at le/. lON. on the spot, sad 161.75. 6d. es ship. Tim continues without altars tan Ilsglish la however is rather better demand. Lead seallemee very lively, and considerable onters an in course of esenntkm. In tin plates nothing new. A good demand exists u gement rates." CORld.—OtildlevoaD, Were. 22.—There was a fair asp- ply of Wheat at minket today, midst lend buyers at an *theme of le. per qr.eva the rates of lad week. Wheat, red, 4ts. to 438.; irligrAwaftitgill. ill iIL & Wray she a to *ram. was halgelly Sewer, both it malting and Sims IL% Wm. /14-411 teat mil tray to ear market at advemed amt t e r w Gramm wet eblield that ea this day la lima; at M. per to. alwah. Oats i ll g r i a Via le Oda geld . Sts 2 out 17 k . ;so 16.. 140. WYrR 1"to, Ida 16s. Pc W. LotOSLW, Ma. Ill.—Oar market was well sapped with Whist to.day, whielieee tea of at stoat Is. advance. A lame dam of BMW; ale Id; at la. Ouilw. Oats MA end a shade lower. Very little dohs to dhow webs sow. Wheat, rat, 31s. to 411 a.; old, Os.; whits, Sas. le lb.; IN, NW Diday, tals les. to 31s. ; waiting, Ws. to Ida Oste, tle. le lla !awry Ws. to 32a. LressiOob, Nev. IL—At ear Market to-day the tame at the Wheat trade dieddelliad to wine bates the It holden, beakless welismay Phew bhi very as the mem lathed say wawa am hr Oak hrbeasumea, sewn We Verwaleils is to/ Wiedolia el lkijah. Irish. in hats What we spa a vesy liiilaff sulk tad O earset rataw et Tar fay maul, esaelse4.—olles ma Owollea Itra, ea Ohs amalway, seatisall le mast a Ws Wasiy Passial, the slob as well= Wm& hily ise nrialiserissiims rarmalearake late Ogee. 1111 WW as hadnew was Ism Oh* :=6 Poe appawel le sari la Wily We ems pod , es at Taseley. OaW aid Woad wee Is marsh maser, the hem lay mierea&bst We Mrs hardly hal% the eat anis iff Theft. eathas, essOsielle Is sweasaa a steady beaky. vahlserer via Who. Mad= irs making ills., and wills hal at Ea 111. per qr with Ow @OOP ca thus terns. Ards& ha Ilwel: harm lam the lath to the Het , Nor. hishaties : 4.fi1l yet Web& 1.1143 ; Malt, 1.119 ; 011 Old Sew& : Pleb I•Whi Welauli, 1 , 144 hobo; Plow, 4.0 u slaw wad lowil howls le saras : Wheat, he q,.. ; Besa,S3 i loam 05en,1,731 ; Mahn Om NA. Ira i Th or, Pa seeks sal 1,1114 banal& Borrmatterou, Nev. 22.—The Ammo oak am Muses of la to h. per wear fir Who; but the esalillea War more or kw elided by away maim silos mole way ~say, yet in willies a w IPOW la Pw or.la MINX 01 the Saar. Zszisy. Onehe Ps limy Ober eats without &whim Ow le requiet, tem Win WM ea ea advance of fully le. For 9, Ow von or kkg =Anis Meat. Baas as before. Whist, Si . Is 111. per rem kr red. op ea 111. hr aloe white. lienty, maim Sla.le lin ; OBS% MI. to Pa Oar, Nook la. to Its.; whim Us. le Ille. Bows. Ms. Is Pc per qr. hour, Ps. to Wm ger wok. WAravrazD, Nev. 22.—The entomb of grain are mode rate. The Wale shag this amain by Wig as whence on sea ertaaw, tat tholisylis i at w omd,aall LA vest's rates are set hagrevel in far ar Newsy sal aly a limited ladessedeles. Oa% Oki 11." t e li le when No abrades ha taw whew nevem demi tree • Mum. ressarjr;ll=jaiwit %Z.= slo t "Me. Sat; CATTLZ, loadmara FORTNIGIT Vary Nov. 19. Ws bola end oagglg o i t ili T ha aad limp at.. =dot 044 do* oil via a wag and prim a trito above gig nom 1111.11. 1 44r2 log; shawl lia" at to h. got stow; Map% 44. V ... l' Clairsaza, Nov. 11.—Nra bad a fair pr i, arrairdag daft IS bad. poorlig odprisa rat! 1111111 1 111 ado la Sr Woo Ms at lia4 b modatoi malli ci aX• at lia ggebst V I RV doge Is Flow a Ingo ova ma Maw Mrs 4011 aa WM; Ihs a, aaredly lak. lama me pribmams at ray tate o tun. la 11101111MIIII MS ablodald. • good loomg la ol ig arr e ZUN'eth.: or t A Vo M w Sea kr War IMP a daps as OM tor VOTIMI:== NUM *nod lomidinilla 1a awake et Voir Pabst no" la per dime. alog, dad. la dd. Wm, did. Pr lb, *Mat aMd. Iroak e L m far. 21. Ws bad a fair randy of lai Nails sad adist srevsts , 2,l oistrallia L om at armar neost ia pr aA w dr :I r a t, maims aTd e irldh sb atita Set mils gill rale, bat low plan. Osaserw. Nov. 31.—Ws bad at aliadoet lils MUNN a Yip MeV Moo bury au* tram toor pie Midi% go. gin a logo mei of good WO kph no dingol Wag 1 ped. WI wok's sir ago attioudt log au lloag Ms. WO& a amro,46. le ila ; gad. AlL24ofit i ce m agaltogar myarrip g ke . ....,.=...., _ Wei pa raailiallial.lit to.. ilagagrt. •so tarots.* ot =I ,__ _ C lasrii lialie ti alltili aallla J A.... = Th at . bit= ,F 4 aa Masao ovaido, dams mask it Viiiam.--Loas or DPI. _ _ _ . larattk. villt as the West el Os It thew essout, _ ban boss sala smielsoft, thaw mow sat gait lots liattatipal; bat tbst ht bas asairaittd. Tit bee* elt Ow walk mad 4. tha F b O lir lry t M ike i li se nt . in TO TEI Bu.- Ltaemla7A hrther ea to ---- _ . !, rna t e VlTS: e l l wins the sadimutlea•d o rkillea VW* ltimel=l4ll4 M. 10 I aralM A. Mete Naq ; J D. modoni.26; . D Q.L. ; WWI= 8 Paintaltoo. KA. ; . used Mainiss, I.A. ; Preemie Drianses, ILA ; n ii moan W m , g egi NSW Erandisa, M.A.—Tim; illishmoinios loss NW St ao bit M tie law Tao* tae main y , *M r ad th ase :2l l thsr omprire tin aftnininatioand grationisn e 2g Mtillt ialsoi all 0 Memo& lonsit M.A , Trinity Canso, II w il d yil , D.A. Il i t imut hlitilil Whi Sell : T a radon all" B.A. T ri- ° Mir ow•g o : mit% , ea T; Ca 114 14 Ike Ariare: hum =.. M.A., Bt. Malt or AI TM Gasp, DA. A la 011nioMma --fam 1180 88 •4 VP,* al MSimam ~,, ; Gimp any it t r 11111111; ddria loi lis on b : m l,emir essm i l l ; I . I ham I . . Grim Ina sad immil..o ha SIMISIM NV am yip ; "1 / 4 4 7.... . - % womb )12rao ; Posimitin 1 , , is.A . Is 1001111 TIM trod *an OW LONDON GAZE smoutorts. Una. Ungo i i i ise werdrok is rawaika N0r.29 sad /7, r eeigir tiOli es , iimbsier Osert. Me.. ; amd ftw o rd iA Co nnog , Be d vast Tams , lawnsg. i stago . so4 Mir L am= cora &valor, Dee. and ; at. lkisol.ololll2ll and Co,, aim Owe. avwsws. ilimlill =ree4gon, bows Das. 4 sea Ma IS, at 111. it arberillatnist. soL, ONOIMW-Ila, Old Ilreskftsit ; et mit, 0T111.1% Coleman- Nor. U. 11= Omar, Tart, freffssager, Dee. 19 sod law 9, at 11, at Court OWL, b ut Watson, Leeds; of. solgyrrewaan, LW& Norsam 'swag Maw WOW, Wiltshire., builder, Dos. I, at 1, WA Jaw 1 at at Low% mad ad lharlawl law Bawratiary, laWra; 0r 8 4 ,82. 0rwm. Wituart Cherbire, draper, Dee. 4 and Isla 7, at 11, at 11, it glanibrOar Cowl. Soli., Ileririt. Worthington and Co., off. wig, from . Wilalaat Kara, Owrimed, Kant, diem, Dow 11. at and Jan. 9, at bk.. Isle mad iwww, Aldormanbury ; twit s aa l ittaat 11.161 =a ilm aritallt iwanantarer, ewCa, 3 awl Jaw 4, 11. at Oak. Adams an D d lffrailwarrr 1 . 17 1 ., Pa Swann grocer, Dow I sad Jan. ok u t t. 1111=. --.Baran, ; ee. *egg.. Jon Ililiessr, Ihrabiffor, gnaw, Dew 3, et 11, sad Dee. 43, at 18, at Marbwarr Comm gel.. Barrett, Iftralwator; of. mtg., Pitt, MaDdiaolr. hum= Fowl Vows:ca. Prinowatraet, OrcavenOr•agoara, wart wlllingh Dow 31, at 11, sod Jaa. CO. at 1, at Bwingaidl-aireet. 0:4., Parker, IS. raars4imayszd; ofr. mfg., Whitmore, Basing. holleareat. _ _ DECLARATION OP DIVIDENDS. Joao Deem' , Dudley Port, Staltirdehire, ivarmarter-Rnd di,. of Idd., ands la dn. of 4d., an 13naiday, at Whltinents, Birming ham. Joni Tams Ear. Larlassia, gimaber-Sed ay. of it. Id., any Wareaser. Whilasme% Brimehatareet. Joan Has. Winwelesty, aster aresimmt-Seil de. of say Thyroi', ray, Itirstrease/. DAILDICI Hay. Newsesibueralta, tied Ira die. of ) .9th of a Id. (In midterm to I rearrail arsiso, Nov. mai any subrodomet iletenisT. at BORN Neweestr- Jorr a' a seed Tanta Nara, Reigate mad Deridald bents,-Lt die. aft lair the arab sad Nis ender the separate estate of itairjta ssaisah me. 4 owl had sag sabserdasst Parlay, at Pen. m▪ ird, Pasesesz Ssmaars, Illemi=r-]at die. of Is. dd., may Therime, seChebdires, Jame Wameasow% mar grimr-lst dn. of dm. way Werldridy, at Whirr" Brieglialsamest. DIVIDENDL-Dee. 11. O. Irak - _siren, awry wart ma nalleasse-Des. 11. 3. Berton, Ilissaratte, allow maridel• barar-Dte. IS. B. Broil. wrikadesSie -Dee. 3. J. Bart, Nemillt a r IR A Leak ormieden moat- Doh 2. 1. But, Iva.. Idramiter aal Lode. eimmalimiela neat - Den. 13. W. Desks, triad% Dmelmaire. Imps Ems. imam - Dee. H. I. 0. Pallet, St. Jsaionvarest Mom& Oa, Surrey, rad mayhant-Dee. 14. 0. Utak Watadillis lowa -Nov. U. Menlealhoders Skip mailladdere adearsafra-- Deo. 14. LE. Palm, bearilir--Dma. U. E. Reynolds. dad, Soartow n a" . " Atilr. IL L I .l=. .risen-Des 14. I. MEI% itashispeosemen 3 7 l = C 12116611111 to be granted, mars are be shown to the contrary, on the el Die.l7. IL bitten, liintbaryd,sirkairamalliFner_ Loader -Dec. 13. 3. Ora te IS. 3. Biotin, Oraremai. Dr. 11. Chapside. litherapher-Dee. 13. W. Plia. Betteddre, letir aceast-Dea. 13. J. ifeelle, Preemiseadtreet,Srioyiswn, PARTNERSHIPS DISIIDLVED.-W. and J. Witty, Leeds, attaten-l. Arresnalth, H. Anaemia, J. J. Oran, R. Ar- Tomah, sad Alfa Award*, Aatley sad cotton ilatain, so tar as regards J. Pert. J. Oren. B. Arrowernitis ik ta i t and All Arroweraith-Beeniere &callow, J. Beadier, D. low, C. K. Robber, C. Whitby, J. Ileaddit, Mary Oddwell, E. Tenser Olivia Tuner, sad Betty Haddock, so ußrehted.within-tiuttn. LuscesidebearylCarlits Or Cheshire, sit mannidatatere, t he r regents Hodder and John Iladtkrk-1. Conning sod W. D. Illiney, Liverpool, general :tromunlare siesta-. 1. Corner mad B. Orna, WhltbA. Yorlear, spirit mad porter merehanti-J. G. Taw dry sad J. wdry, Tamworth sad - Wooden i s V d p tandars-3. Para aad T. Pare% Melia flomeneaddre, miters -. 1 Thad mad lands, Oberst wsrehoweemr- Heath and 3. 1121 sar Pdallisboodespleme, Southwark, tertiers-J. Hold and A. askry. perry -A. nonfat and 3. Byre, Huddersfield, dyers- . Hall, T. Evetard, and W. Ennui, Likeeter, brewer', so far es wards T. Hall-J. Hardee and J. lope, Swimteidge and Barn- e s*. Nvraire, gorgeous -J. Jones and E. Jcuee, Llaegollen, Dentdgbahlre, merary -O. Kirkman and W. 8. Near, 1.1=1 4 , b ehi T. Liras and 3. Leer Loretta, H. lirPheress. Glasgow, r made his conneake with the Car:Mariam fio r d,and Clyde:lad Bank-T. Riehastra end W. E. Walker, Yorkahlre. Muff tartrate-J. Shads and 3. P. Maths, Bride-terror. Liverpool-road, laington. straw, plait Ideeehen-Elize D. Short and 11. CiabalL Marylebea, Regent era, tenors' trimming aellen-H. Stade and L Hodgson, Dreary, gunsmiths-J. Smiles and T. Smiles, Beverley, Yorkshire, nursery men-0. Tedder and B. D. Christian, Higheteett, Newingtorthatte, trairsellers-J. Tempest and 0. 11. Wade, Beare Laniards*, Thonfleld and 8. Post, Aadlem, Cheshire, znavers-P. Webb sad 3. Webll, B =aresces. SEQUESTRATIONS. reure BMW, Clerow, grain merchant, Nov. 38 and Dee. 17, at the Globe Heal, Glasgow. JAMB Ntoor, Abordeor, beaker, Nov. 28 and Dee. 17, at the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen. PUBLIC SALBB. Nos. 22 —By Mr. Brornx Fox, at the Mart, four house, King Edward-etrest, Liverpool-road, Islington, annul metal, 1621., term 64 run, at 271. 12a—eold for 8161. Three houses, 18, 19, 20, Parklield smut Islington, Ist for 901., held for 54 years, at 71. 175. 3d.-7864 Leasehold house, 28. Parkileldetreet, Ist for 301., held for 64 yean, at 21.10e.-2801. Two houses and other premises, Upper North-street, Cale denim-rood, let for 921., held for 831 lean, at 241.-4001. Family residence, called Ideasinsham House, Haventoek lull, Hampstead, let at 801., teem 73 years, at 181.-7701. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATCH,DAY. NOT. 23, 1860. TIN State of the Weather at sends of the following plazas at Nino o'alook yesterday stag. The statism aro imaged in order of latitude. Nosed liar. Owns el Mai Know (Ihnun) Hamm awns ....—... ..... I SWOONS Ouse . Iriersoni ......... Mews ............. SWAT ......... °Aluas Bsarraat BESWKIE _ _ &w. &w. 8.8.6 as B.E. N.W. B.E. •ftv.of i:jr. LW. OmIL Brom I OaYa arose Brian nab Brass Clistle Bram Strong Brom Male Wore NI, Gentle Breese Otalle Breese Gentle &ere Men Eigt. E. Gentleßream Cleatl•Biesca Oentle Bross Gentle Brew Calm Beate el Weather. R~ sue' Oentis Prom = Ain Gods]Dram Gags sea arein i"" Gleatiollnials 011111111 Mere Oases Bream Clods Drams Osadt Mese Cabs ibb Bab Bala Rata PM, May_ Fce Overact Rain Bala Bala Baud—Bab Rath Brod—Rain = l4O . Overcast Partially Cloudy Bab °moat Ombra Light tea Overact Overcast Partially Madly F oul ercast THIS DAY, Noow. Conroe at Wind. NMI* of Wtaf. Nate of Weather. W.B.W. Moog NW& Bain. The Maras from theribilowiag phew did not reach this adios la lima be pubiteatke yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather oa Thursday =rains at mime o'clock. s.w. Domaux Locortetg,.— loar limaxsaax Purzasosouag......... Caxwa ..... ....---. Lnzir00z,..—....... lane N.E. N.W. N.W. i aTt ifilif Giallo Bram Gentle Brims Natio Draws frzcag eese ir aws Br Ouitle Oda N. N.N.W. N.W. N. Strew]lran Llild Mere On& Bram Golis Brum emir.... Osells Principally Cloudy °masa Partially Cloudy Overcast Partiaay Coady Perilsay Coa dy Partially away °vomit Partially Coady Partiall Cloudy Partially y Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy c..,a::: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . 66.1pplug Osaltbr," aM • Lloyd% 1.1.t.^) OAKIALTIBB. Bdton,V s t y row Qualms far Glonesebw, which was stranded nainaing off the Creek, has brakes up ; ate—ef the ergo will be saved, bat partially be, Nov. 21. Ohrirlaa Illeare, Drysdale, sailed front Arekssigel for LOS. den, Ar e l la was la eesspaay several days widt the Bar ride pasted &Wag heavy weather followed by a severe Z i a:4lr we i h im eimise bola heard of. Bimsad from Ltaseltic i. New yak, eillitennerenti. wee Islidig weeded la a heavy r .* at ifflestasi 11 30 ~w., lob might. sad went to pusses at 3 Week hats neralati ; enester wed, bat several lives lost, wet pet hem hew army.—Bileisk, Nov. 20.—Iloyd's eleseet teemOf the or sad peassagers (about 210) 12. km hem saved." Gam, Oneven. ef Hulloed, kena Meld&Novers, is Wm the wed ea shaman Bylt. N. 9, and not rh il itr Graves, Graves, se repernsd ',Weed - 11rdene, Nitelse, boas flictinne Ilion this met Ostirsvenew, Nevernher 13; gre w Nov. 19. a=laff Anag is f eweiWnes, tram Consta a tiaspie. seised fee ea the Mira, bash ke thelme, smoke es Palest at water. If the weather atelinile the wage (mdse) le leaded, Cilia, yowl laded d; the mew sad Om have keirl. Ilev. Liverpool keet West hoe beta 1 4M10 12 ee 4 .l l 4:k ale se r dem t e e/ghee . orith i gt WIC • • Maw Lase of Bell, how Leaden he lithelann. 112tcasti gggc "...li negr a Zes e be4weis (D w attidt x. :) son ima ., N th oy crliafelag use llid ih s igile= m _42 se, Nov. W tlhenee• drew Women& to Meseges, let pet bee, al. via Met behreds• eialieldtwat sad did.= having hens elee& fig a we, Ist 10, lea. 9, en. die I fort—Ptymelh, xaw IL • • •• n trill (p.)widdi pat Ansfering theeeph ot vesabiro .•_.•••fisi btee Moe Bari Si the 210 kr Wee Bela r• 6 wa• weeko 33ORNE MAI AMeS (Watt eaut) Amer.e., (tie New Tort by British packet) Be America (va le packet) mees by tish America (by U.S. foetal) Belgium Brazil Boom Ayres Celifernia Central Allbleoll Ch1113 ... 1101 Lrlea I« ot the mcathl 'Domaine 6 ..... N0v.19... "........ Decemberii Lally 4th of the month 4th of the month Vort of Taro le Noe.,Wed.,llcreld. 17th of the month Twice! daily Frame Hamburg 1am.(.,. ikaitbaiintaa) ladla (via ICalm!lisa)•„. romday & Friday Waders. lt aatar. Twice daily ...... Nth of the meath 7thl3ethof month .3ko - iiii;l - a I swam Mediterranean Ma Mar __se.9)es I 20th of the ma hl l!th&24!b_of9isnqii ledite — rnametb7Preeeb i 7th,l 7 t6,letts, l7 th packet vie Marseilles: IMOthof the month Mesteo tod of the month Primula 7thl7th27thof mon Peru --.... 17th of the month West Tech= Welt Indite (exempt Ha reem, sad Name) • The 24th cd Ude month being a Seaday •elate) will be Rade ap sad despatched ea 1 'When doe. iUncertain 1D...5 1 14 0.• 17 Maly Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Dee. 5 Ike. 5 To. MA* Dee. 35 Twice doily Tues. $ Sat. Non.lThor Toriee day . Nov. 2$ . Dec. 3 I December s the India mafl (via M the night of the 244 ARRIVED. A.OVITAIt. OTlVellella, November 22, from Dena Acrerva-M Graveseed, November 22, from. G,.,,, Anes-at Dartmouth, November 21, fr0m....... Pons AMISH& Deal, November 21, from ....... ..Weeverd Assaan-at Torbay, November 21, from Ancona Aeamere-at Graveeend, November 22, from „„. yettur BIII.IIT-at Gravesend, November 22, from 5r,,,th.,,, a Bouvaa-at Gravesend, November 22, from Alen 9.1 Budaser-et Gravesend, November 22, from renlfe Botoa-at Gravesend, November IL from Norway Codexao-at Gravesend, November 22. fr01e...............Tthe Noe Cowseurrts-at Plymouth, November 21, fr0m........,..„„ (4,,.. Crrr or 11•111LTON-at Gravesend, November 22, fr0M...... notormi Damns-off Dover, November 21, from ... Abeam Davin-et Gravesend, November 21, from --Makatea Lavaca-at Gravesend, November 22, from ... Dens Erms-at Gravesend, November. 22, from .fi t Ensarte-at Orav teeead, November 22, from • Bookers ileurroor -at Gra i November 22, from....- - Calcutta Bacon-etOravesend, member 22, from flambee Paaasy-at Ormond, November 22, from Lisbon PANINT-at Gravesend, November 11, from. ..... .......INACWOR Pater-off Liverpool, November 22, fr0m...., Memo FATCUMITE-at Hull, November 21 from. ... Pao 'teaser-at Gravesend, November 22, Dom..-- .... ..... Nelms I Dos Pasranni-at Gravesend, November IS, tram Nunes Ises-of Dartmouth, November 19, from...-. ..... ....- ..... .11ull lasis-st Gravesend, November 22, from Grebe Item--at Oteeuend, November 22, from Oothenbrue Jimmy Lewn-et Gravesend. November 22, from Deem Hum or Tre-at Dartmouth, November 21. from Petra LOPOON Psaurr-at Gravesend, November 22, from Mobbed hater. Beaux-at Grimaced, November 22, from........Xadree Idawroa-at Graresead, November 22, from - Callao .... - . _ Mawr ![ammw—at Gravesend, Nowiaber 22, front." Hooduraa MARTA—at Gravesend, November 29, 11.002 Ossvellnes MAW" Ass.—at Gravesend, November 22, from Amide Noseanam—st Gravesend, November 22, from Aimeirs Pacerturv—at Gull. November 21, from Win Prraan—at.Gravesead, Nov. 22, from Man PAlllllValt—OGraverentl, November 22, from Dantale Buiteatm—atsdaravesead, November 22, from Seville BT. Vtmestre—atOravesend, November 21, from Radom Br. Geonon—at Gravesend, November 22, from Callao Tan BRODlLl—skiravesend, November 92, fr0m.........M0ckh01m 'hero—OM Liverpool, November 22, from Montreal Viomarr—at Gravesend, November 22, from... .. tddenalla Wayne Cure—at °reverend, November 22, el.....c.d.utta Zoa—at Plymouth, November 21, from Odeem BAILED. ADELnes-Atram Tcetey, November 21. to „,........ thbou Anon—trom Liverpool. November 22, to Mobilo Atreu—from Liverpool, November 22, to MILS Ammo Boma—from Liverpool, November 22, to Gibraltar Aussampa—from Liverpool Pi, Liverpool 22. to Sill3lllll Bunn—ErosTOrbly, November 21, to ..BL Nichaers CSAMPlOlf—from Liverpool, November !!, to llayti from Greenock, November It, be Near rat 'surpoircor P- _...ma Portaraoutli, Norembso 91, to Calcutta —...ra—from Falmouth, November 21, to ......... ...... . Loader' Oven—from Torbay, November 21, to ............ ...... OpuAG GLATIIIM —frOM Liverpool, November 22, to OtOter Gamma—from Liverpool, November 22, to ..... .....Bt. ?lie lael's GIZNAMTCO—from Uverpool, November 21, to Trieste H. D. Pam—from Liverpool, November 22, to Nl*, Eno—from Torbay, November 21, to Bt. Inthaei's Naar—from Liverpool, November 22, to Bordeaux Hama—from Liverpool, November 22, to Revel IsamiLta—from Liverpool, November 22, to Ilvvro Loom. Paccar—from Plymouth, November 21, t0...111. %doer Man Ave—from Gravesend, November 21, t 0... wiler MUD or roe HlLL—from Liverpool, Novomber 22, to C Stinnes Pauma L. Fmwaism—from Comes, November 21, to Be. Wanes Pacoraao—from Torbay. November 21, t 0......... .... .81.. Mirliaell Paaiu.—from Gravesenl, November 22, to Illoosdoro Paartuto—from Graverend, November 21 to ..... Bliboa PLTUOrTII Roca—from Liverpool, Novene tKP 22, to Horton Qualm Mae—from Liverpool, November 22 iiio to ....... Bombay ur Broa 002 u—from Liverpool, November to.. N Omfu aples Rooms—from Grareseed, November 92, .... ROYAL Wtl.l.lAll—from Gravesend, November 22, — to X. Ayres Br Leann—from Liverpool, November 22, t 0........ ..... —.Bottom femme—from Liverpool, November 29 to &drat Tampa—from Liverpord, November 22, to Nantes WATIAULT-111)M Torbay, November 94 t0....„,....J9t. Bachaelti -- ... Doss or WI VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Crazy, from Loudon for New Zealand, Oct. B,lat. 4 N., 100. 24 W. Cecilia, Oat. 28, let. 14 N., too. 28 W. Candidate (barque), Nov. 18, let. 48 N., lon. 10 W. Dale Perlc, from London to Sierra Leone, Nov. 4, let. 42 N., lon. 16 W. Emulous : Brown, of London, for Hamburg, Nov. 18, lat. 48.40 N., lon. 5:0 W. Eliza Sharp, from Singapore for London. Sept. 26,1 at. 34 8., lon. 18 E. Eglinton (schooner), from Malaga for London, out 20 days, Nov. 14, lat. 45.30 N., lon. 10.50 W. FinnMHonald (English ship), from Bombay, lat. 2.46 N., lon. 21.5 W., Oct. 22. Flora, from Madras to London, Aug. 12. last. 38 S. Olenbervie, bound to Sydney, N.8.W., Oct. 27, lat. 39, lon. 14. Hannah (ship), Nov. 18, 48 N., 8 W. Hindoetan, London to Sierra Leone, Nov. 17, 49 N., 7 W. John Hutchinson, of Sunderland. from Valptraiso tor Cork, Oct. 21, in let. 1 N., lon. 20 W., very kaly, the master and crew constantly at the pumps. Jane (ship), Nov. 18, off Tusker. Livingston, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Sept. 8, lat. 23 S., lon. 69 E. ; mate dead ; supplied with coals. Lord John Russell (barque), from Newport, Ott. 30. 17 N., 27 W. Laurence (barque), Penang to London, Oct. 17, on the Lice, 19 W. Roman Emperor, from London, steering S., Oct. 2i, lat. 1) N., lon. 21 W. Robert Watkin (barque), Sept. 12, 30 8., 37 E. Sir Edward Paget, Sept. 21, 4 8. Sultana (schooner), Cape Coast Culls to London, o.:t. 24, let. 11 N., lon. 22 W. Victoria (English Oct. fran L-ndon, with p . swoon for New Zealand, Oct. 29, lat. 12.'.% loc. 21.30 W. Vesper (schooner), NOT. 10, off Cope de Ciatt. Victory, from London for New Z. 29, off Caps de Verde. William Btoveld, London to Monte Video, Oct. 17, let. 3 N.. lon. 21 W. [Advertisement.] —SKIN DISEASEB.—D . POW CLIA Trarnumm To 7111 EITICACT or HOLIMWAT'S Pnao Orgracyr.— Extract of a letter dated " 16, Blemington-street, Dublin, Db. 9, 1847 :—Proteriaor Ilolloway.—Dom eir,—Having devoted my Pte' calm attention for some years to the treatment of eutanecus or me diseases, I think it right to interns you that I have In a great owl ewes resommended the itee of your ptin and ointment, and inrunbil found them to have the most perfecteffect in 77010Villf thooe 1.30 7 4 even when*: a eery decimate nature. (Signed) W. E. Mew. MD." lo CUM of scald heads, ringworm', pireplc.i, or tetten oo the ghee, the ef/bet of the medicine Ls ustonishina. —Sold by . 11 deeggists, and at Profaner Ho/lowure establiahment, 141, Stands BIRTHS, ILtRRIAUES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIICKLAND.—Nor. 141, at the Parsonage, Great Torrington, Derab• shire, the wife of the Rev. 8. Dockland, of a ion. CHUBS. — Noe. 22, at LloycLequare, the wife of John Chubb, CA. of a daughter. .—N DUTrONoe. 16, at Condult.street, Lady Lavinia DEMON Or s daughter. EIRBY.--flept. 13, at Bangalore, the wife of Capt. Kuhr, lith Madras NJ., and Resort Commission, of a son. IiONTDPIORL—Nov. 19, at Lower Belgraveatreet, BelrA , e' square, Mrs. J. Montelore, of a son. YOUNG.—Nov. 16, at the Grove, Pinged, Bucks, the wile of G. A. Y011:044 Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. LACKBLIRN—SHIRLEY.—Ner. 20, at St. Pancras New Church. 1 the Rev. J. Blackburn, ILA., Incumbent of Atterchife, the ger. S. Blackburn, MA , of Staunton Harrold, Domestic aqui 0 0 . 3 Earl Perms, to Edna Oliver, youngest daughter or the tale 1 . Shirtm lie., et Atteralee, near beetled. ONWAY—MARTIN.—Noe. SO, at St. Nichol" Rocheste r, b y tha Rev. D. oa4lee, .11baletor at Ilrocapton, Kent, the Eel. W. Cougar. Curate (It IL Makatea, Rochester, to Elizabeth, second datlibitz Rock at A. = O V ? ILD., of eetrig. lAIOR .—Nov. 111. atJohn% aluneolo rlek w :bt OWN R. LINO% Rob of Sydaly, Soath AWILA tO s= s timiar titan lila Mr. F. Neilsen, Cf lieraPtoo• .—Now. 10, at Chin:Bidet, Peroushite,the Rey. E. her.=lto ChocUeigh, youngest eon of the late ^ • Elizabeth, daughter of Brior.Adtuir li W. 1 Scorn, of Chndleigh. MATHS. AIKBL—Ifot. 19, lir. J. Mitt% or old COOPtO" Utt4 So", CKW" grre M at 11 Dobtio, J. S. Cofer , of led 1 Ci 1. vil 1 61.41 K0t 7 fat. Dovl D 6 DevitT 9, Edge: Fig, 11.1 C.. " -.2 EL • aroll 11,19. Sq., or wilogarton4queti Wl' astrall, aged al. HAlll2lloll.—noo. 17, at Morton SalLrar om. Balfaat• 1 1111046. thth Aar. flarrion, 11.3.LC.8., of terraor n.6. r . res , Nov .17 , ailiolland-Placo. Nei m . N Bat" of Ito late Yr. J. Hester, of V W 40 4041 LA .—Nor, 19, at Caanon.hlll, Barka, lillaaboth. wid ow ." ;i the lel' 3. jaw, EP., of Clanaos4lll, and Portkad-916" saa; deist. I 0. Km* of Nawoad ocagfur=amot the IT som as Op mile da. petehed. 'Night ...,.. Nitht ...... Niger Mornin g !tight larning , Han-italgit Night „.,. Morning Ntr0.6 , 1 Night I moming 111 T d r 0 pp O 11 1 • 1 PEI I. ti A. 1 ~'~ I' I II W! ; II ' I INoT. 2 lons I ?I.lgat. 2143.. 23 Decanter 2 4;r - L;t4' Morning Morph Mom.mg Y. 24 Dec. 24 ee. 20