The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

hearted theirense no the sande& edethe intelligence of re =l. (Rear, Mr.) He erepted this spirit already r Miran of thw proteerat loyalty of insetin, ami rat dIIII vaisai was fonstled in redeem sileMpie. torhosdi Us ward of God. (Rear.) Re desired ni hoop Mhos the nimis ef those wiser he .1. Inter, es well as Mien his mrs nisi, that rca the weed pro. UMW wes reesiant peatesion tilan sad trambeiss ie these who iblietsel ism ot ibe puse add sirdnlnniod weed el God. (Obsess) Ulm • erneveny weir onsfris(eft as& in maasiaboinglt them pore Sir rim Is he hiss worthy dreseadents el re manna ef the inisrilhol. TM mortise send es rose to nett the aserliments ef pepsin, in nen= Sell sad orkairtieel. This was• enemies ef onwereey. Bet dry were teld, "we meddle not with your strain; we have aothlng to de with yaw legal es althea arreageurents. Oce smears is fat the seals of the people; tier sympathy is with the wretched bingo who labehit the whirs ef Weatenrue sat Bt. Juses'e." Now this was re ewer mar which popery awns rade its adneess. (Rem. hew.) This was a ore el her whir entessetirs verde& art to r ils be;ed el l Ann WlNAllessai. briniest They hod ssibiessas Is Weser. rank esedirg Tema eitealess r imspir the en ereastusers of re rows es re *mesh et Reglemil le Thigh sweb mods r time, 1 . the torreel lets ot op Sinai sermsa," wen rod. la boss.) It was newly israh • esservirep re Dr. Wil ser, i am= would hiveigle ash The mod ef Rea wee the great object of semis atter. Zeman, else was ankle serve Some rensesterr, art rim arta—but the Wad el Or was the Irvin whir dineted the meriter sod w expend lis Ty. (Cirri) Let the rise ef the g rah eeo " to heard three. the Bible—Mt It porn* Saboleros of all jr intorinsts, and the risen ever Remo wee ma. Or laortiee wet Impertlied by the late amish. They were rhea why they Maio this fro about the power et the Pepe it be kr se pryer. They node W fen berme they were we that hen be speed have se power —(eliesie)—we lead ma wish he see realties revived. If protatentim were set able to visit ere bona lea is go do a. Let there be a near stage as faveee," e word et Gil haws liberty to ressmil with RIDDIIDIS. and thee "God defied the richt." Dr. Wiser's, with ell his larders of Murree, still iasisted is the power ef rends& the sum law, yet the mblidier of that law. Gregory KEIL was Ur ma who endued a "Te Dram" se be professed se eriehrenthe gal f Bt. Reitheierew.Thep Mimi& seeneserine then. The's miss had &beady Imes heard. They bei the int subject is the mho, the Arielthishop Cesterry, speaking out boldly ; Mai the Premise had said all peraps that mild be apasiel earlderng the pelidesi mammal with which he wee benaL They had the LesiCbrolleer, the emoceet it of his Edema Ors taileerkg is re sane enures sad he sdOt eirsys, la perry, that air Liquid Coke stated that ia Srensn's reio ihstrani priest* miens! death tee teems alese—set ems /m resin* nester ef his 'saisles. llie elleasnries bit berg had been OM to nessille the abieseesis satlond emblisharst with fell nigher Ws nem In the year et seriesimn as from arts rah. Win fogad tatige le girlies isgard, sad inaiense mull set sow slim their aellatfT W ila sok a piirs sad • Ism Mum (Chum.) Cardiaal Whom ma evoked • spirit shish would not ores he epents aril religious Intl std prim bed 'isogonal *sir sway, the spews it liberation been east away, mil Ms enstry rued forth ease sgsbe into the native majesty et Rug lieh protestant Ism. Immense chserlag.) Mr. CLARK enonied the resolutios Dr. Croy bad observed that they hod se pledge ins Lord John Russell. They had • pledge is Wlwla ihet the state of the law should be examined. whit •Wmhe • abases. Re r for living arrays hitherto emus' Lai Rassell, would now support him is the emmpfle eat el thst Bthod. Mg there as • gentleamm e _ he desired his larel that Lord John Rama trend redeem his 1 414 1P• abi tt than, titre WIRD nodal mesons whp_ la de so with rapidity. (Rear, hear.) Xt. lb" MI ef his lertiship's oldest friend', had bees Mrs of the Mat. Under his mastership of that deportment there was issued a can from which, for the flex time, were emitted the word. By the Grace of God, Defender of the Faith." That omission might be an accident—it might be an oeenight ; but the met who could be pithy of such as oversight wee not fit to be Master of the !list. (Cows.) Re thought it ought to be tested whether Cardinal Wastes did sot briog himself nude? the principle of thalamic* law, whisk deelarsd the Queen to be supreme la all Mitten melee siestied. He should like to me the matter tested at the Csatral Criminal Court. The case of the dissenters was quite different from that of the Rosaaa catholic', bums. the &neaten never ecknowledged any authority in a tonne prime. (Her, beer.) The Pope taunted protes tant' with their diusiess„ bat protestant' bad their amity in Christ, whose plus was usurped by him who set la the see a &mac ( tier, Mr) No doubt the Pope would take Messier of the signor errenronial differentia' which 'aimed 'swept them, sad would eadeevout to tent them te his profit. But he cautioned rem to beware of roes who came amtart them in th. guise of friends, bat whose real object was to sow dimension amongst them. He believed that 'Mbytes was the type of Rome, and that they were enjoined to cast "her little oats," that was to say het Wideman and her relics gad her confeesiocals against the SWUM" Bat the reeolatioa staled on them to address the Queen. He bad brut speakiag heretofore of the spiritual sword. But the time might some when the Quires of Eaglead should be Mined to re the temporal sword. He spoke soberly and oricasly. It was not the first time that the Pope of Erse Wised people to use the temporal sword in their own defuses. (Hear, her.) it wu but the other day that he Rot together fear armies—ea Austrian, a French, • Neapolitan, and • Speaiah army—to reisatate him against the wishes of Meows people. ( Hui, hoar.) What then would be his feelings when be beard the truth from protestant Ragland i (Hear, hear.l No one would deny that peace was desirable, hat he did sot think it wrong for a perm& to take up arms at the call ef the cavil magirtmite ; end for himself be was quits ready te take in his areas in such • cause as this. (Cheers.) The reselatim was put and carried unanimously. The Rev. J. B. Powys moved, and Col. ADDY siconind the adoption of • pukka to her Hearty. It was carried zunimously. On the motion of Mr. Tows, • tots of thanks was given Se the Chahar, and the meeting then dispersed. ALL SAINTS DISTRICT, ST. PANCRAS. Last evening a public mating of the inhabitants of this district took plies at Lawsm'a Rooms, Upper Gayer street, "for the perpft of airr ewe on an address to her Majesty the (Teem" The Rev. Hanna' Human preened. There was a large attendees', ineladieg a number of ladies. The CHAIRMAN mid the °Nett of the meeting was one that had bees fully explained. They were called ca to agree to an address to the Quea with reference to the latu papal aggreesioe. The Pops was the ancient enemy of the pesos and welfare of this kinodons, and whenever he bad prevailed • dark cloud had settled on our prospects. Cardinal Wiseman, in hie appeal, denied that any aggression was lateaded, and said the Pupe only established government ever those who acknowledged the supremacy el the melee,. Bat Inglish wee in. not aceostoesed to those equivocating, sad would interpret the papal document according olio plebs meaning of i a words. The cardinal's meanie, west to 'how that it was impossible for an Rogliels catholic to be • loyal subject. (Hear, hear, and No, no.) Refer ring to the militia's allegation that the Bishop of Gibraltar bad a aces bores before him in Rome, the rev. /oedema& observed that this was • fabricatio• and *lie. (Lieu, boar.) The Bishop of Gibraltar visited Rome. not for any such pure se as the Cadinal alleged, but to condi= the British subjects resident there. As to the Bishop of Jerusalem, that was not his proper title, bat " Biehop of the Anglia's Church at Jerasalsm." (Hear, hear.) Whilst the protestant churohes end schools in Weeds/sate, had bees annually increasing, through the liberality, is a great mot sure, of the dean and canon,--whilst the honoured same of Lord Ashley stood at the head of those who heel sought the spiritual sad temporal welfare of the poor of Weeiminater the Romaisiers had stood by and dose uotkiag. (Chases.) Let the Cardinal, than, beware bow he amtessed his ear coots oa this head against the clergy of the Chuck of Rutland. STEPHEN TEMPLE, Esq., Weimer Wiry, moved a nannies eapresetve of surprise sad iodination at the at tempt of the Pope to reed set this kiapdom into papal dioceses, peened by webbibew gad bishops desiring their titles from skim sad erase red assay. Ameaget other grounds, the papal oggreseles been semen to be padded so being pertly of a aphigeel ehwester. Rot it would be toted, eessywheee, that egeoperal demisies had always emu. mewed is a proteaded ebbed dendsseet. (Hear. beer ) He regarded Isis onsegodemsee witless ahem, INS UMW, there ores net danger le the aid belissasse that was wee to he frustrated hp She isasaiseass of mes. (Clean.) It would peolably have the aim e rid diag ear ewe aunt of the oedemas labia her bosom (Cherse,) Tie Rev. W. NORMAN ereoeded the moieties, sad =abated, at some Meath, the notion that Christianity wee derived by this smote/ from the Church of Rome. He gusted from Bede and other authorities, to show that the eapressey of the Pepe had been resisted, from the earliest times, la this eesatry. Tee moieties was then put amid carried, with only ass bassdeat J. P. WILLIAMS, Esq., moved a seselaties, mash la the terms of the oath of abjetatisn. He ensieseisel time die at et the Pope violated that law whisk be Emma Mileage wan emesially bated to reefed. the Rims Oelbelis Imaselpatisa Mt. (Hear.) Whilst prequel* mime the aseneelusents of Popery from without, they seat be morel to put dews m. Popery within. (Chews, sad a sty of " se C H RI STO PHER TEMPLE, Esq., Q C., la ageonding the resoletton, said that if this mamas had la say degree trenched ea the liberty of essadease, he would sot have applaud it. He wee there, met to the Reath& share!, bet is defend his own sad the smwew of the Is lennatia generally. (Man.) This we. se wedge of !bestial 'geodes or otabtioal detailg, bat sae of riser, gas of the heart mad essesieses. (Cheers.) Is tater aye la hell Iseght Shebat!, of the Rime abeam bat had sew deesmt that. Is wahrties a bees is them, they weal me is to Moab the taigas sad Malt the pro. WOW= N gbh esestee. (Chews.) New ether epseires *glowed; we Name to the Queen dui thelesegehog meatier Ina agreed to ; sad a veal et mks is op elselensa aim* the pempeedlage. THE DEANE= OF,BOTTHWARI—A SCENE. Yesterday skeet 160 of Sin Glow of the deanery Cl Elostewesk wieralled is the It Lulje ; Chapel" of Bt. Boviotu's Curie, As par/aeon st a ingiention from the iota, ift west to umbel la • peewit menet the result attempt el dee lieheVfleadlit. JLlttritttal jut*. AA= it Ingimitjarkeesseemoof ships tilbe taken to Met In" THE 111111116, TITEBDAT EVENING. The 800. C. B. DALTON, ]r A., noel dem sail mei et Lambeth, hriest takes thereseeded Welt Iss MMus@ Mt sabres of the swiss, sod es espria oLtiwtty idet he toss ledipset at, end Am streesly be m odiste, this met wansotabls faired* es the Al Rom. The Jim B. nags, miter se Botheshhhei ssos =lle sad Er. J. Ilsestaitsts Hann* J.P., the el epressr. sod it me seristy speed Is. "Cite% JANIIIIRSI. githe el Wawa, pespisel an *drew in the asses* On the kb. edretailes end sisith ties swede* Is kle mesa is the brag ci the slam *wen Medea se In the enginw essa l A galled is t es use el *asks ben aggeleg wee hibielse- 0 I *sloth be *wise le ise eta Nese of deg If did Pik pesist mem* blank yea net le us* rahe ereplies dist does en wry wow yes who dohs te esieme r. se e ore egos aggesidsiew.te the oth cup** 4 Ma lieesli demenmed see mewed again** the letheselles." Oki Zeoltiessa)brieffily esesensi *waft Mir roomed dime* ler thatedells geheiteelee rod enmeNt* then am they, se WI& leis *the *sigh* *wet Ism se nee Ise the gesOsion tbst swim .1110sessissiserssou w Bum, .ton esniperM bet *Ord helm *di were urrupe, sad klelearges, ores rasps** beg hoarier, whisk would Esetterthshidasity beresif. At every resaftm *my dile day, tits ass remark esserthd. The Prise het repeated h. aid the judge el the 'barge bed I' le le die *le *age id the Whip gashes pest esSeepals Lot *Mk 00, 0100 *et szheetrisa vi their Meese" aid if the else** Sane *so* bald et the olive bresek, gene dealt she well sheep!. Ist them role* It with ormiteed abhigresee. YU Bog. MAMMA LL1411., MA., 01111 et Zee. Mom. esseeded the *ln* Ti. Be.. J. OILMAN, isessbeet Taal* Chunk Leath* rid lie had elissiel *et siesithig. hoplag that *Mae would be peep** w e wesll set .at the esisilsons approval of - _0! gillillether Set *ma et low iamb. lie *maw inn *see 1101 divisions sages* thus is their Mader eel tiiiiips,— &Mess sere herpes* r eds is 611—(" se, gen—. bat le esetended that dry sheen be wry tenderly deals with, espesially upon as seagen Ithe the pew* *Biel sailed the the nue* degree* Wes sed unemajty ! amid he irs that ray deeds 1140 des Is she Whip el OM theirs ihr adies • dr* spa a peen el *he deem else. be would vesture le wify wen the nest resedielde the *sir potestaat seal *I eel; semi reseehmeabbei sew Used, be hoped a* mend. with WO egeeplisel pierripir. He for me meld est thank fie,bll,2l. 6 th atteapsise to plass. bread ape him sad the peny—Dr. Posey, Dr. Newass, Wilberesees, = l ithos who had bees guilty ol Pregealeleg bed hoed sisS446 set from the high *arch party ; en 4 he beileged that *at el dui nth essigialsed *bed miss& them the ellisperriellep of the lisheillwithwe gad so celled "e vesplied - seed seagelfieg grosiths dlesszt apes the tree frieresentlia the duo*. Ti file gelid the Wass et the Thiene Mildew was a seer (Biases, sad the istere ontdonts ss to prime • sila bdirra = pads* lossisi.). Us semi el lleithad had to sompiala el latleadisteleeka **his MINK elladtudiserisethee ..iErhen as seess he *these* Is the Ihe 141 1181 . *mail the the ethrolles Es would V a ts • eggeliden the* ei waits is • to Ths Ns. . WWI% OEMs r=lisa, rid*, paths,* who bad jam sat dowo was the isms who he& Ssiosol to addnes the Moblishop of Castiehere apes hth =mat, bemuse he thee the selut mho OILMAN, startle, up, and is • teas el pod emisemset—Thees words ere false. (Cries et "Chair. " eider," hires, sod great kterruptios.) Mr. Craig, Ks. Gamut, and twenty other gestheis, waged to speak at once. TheyliAlli /LAN, addressing Mr. Gileisn, repast* hiss to deskt. Mr. OILMAN, is a load voles and most energetic man thr— Thom wordier@ false. I came prepared for this; sad I shall lithe an apology or a reply. The CHAIRMAN appealed to Mr. Oreig sot to perm- 1 , yen with allusions of an irrelevant choosier. no Rev. Mr. OREIO—I apologies them to the eseetbtg and the Chairman. The Err. C. LANE (to Mr. Orefg, who le the rev. gentleman's errata)—You don't accuse vitriol!' et stating a falsehood I hops. Mr. OREIO—No ; I apologise to the miestieg sad the &elms& for having bean Mr. OILMAN still del rr an e •r i d at as explanation, bat, as It afterwards appeared. for his own thermion. The CHAIRMAN requested Mr. Gras to repeat the words he bad made we of. Mr. GREW preferred to rest when he was with his apology to the meeting sad the chairman. Mr. OILMAN sold-when he lased the word " tabs," he had done so, perhaps, rather with reference to what was cowing, than to whet bad bees said. (Lankier, and • Ok, oh.") The Rev. 8 SMITH, of St. Owego's, as Cambirwell,mthed aniendment to the addrese, subedustieg fee putiesder kind 'streets from his lordship's wer, the foewi—" Whilst we accept with greti•ude the kind *denotati ll ag ons cc ear bishop, we beg to Dams him that we are allirepered to maintain M all their integrity the great pried ee of oar Omni as established at the Reformation." hey should ranember that the present aggression was pleased at Meth three years ago, and be did not see how the late reunions hem the ' church could, therefore, have affected It. He attribsted it rather to the conduct o f government is their treatmeat of Irish and colonial Roman catholic bishop, and be asked them whether, in the face of such circumstances, they could as men of honour, honesty, or justice, threw the whole blame upon the unhappy '<coders hem their cows then& The Rev. E. LILLEY, of Pee.khem Chapel. eseended the ' amendment, but it was lost by a large majority, not above 20 beads beta@ held up in its favour. Oa the mouth of the Rev. C. Bowes, of St. Mary's, Old I Heat-road ; seconded by the Rev. J. Horton, meow of George the Martj r ; and supported by the Rev. W. Car. ling, 11. A., rector of Bt. Saviour's ; as address to the primate was usanimously adopted, and after • vote of thanks to the chairman, the proceedings terminated with prsyar. Marrlmo or Wrataystee.—Last evening a large assemblage of tbe filth Ludoet circuit of Wseleyana took Owe of Lambeth Cbapsl for the moose of expressing approval of the meet papal aggreasioa, end to address the Quo& thereat. BOCHINOnaIf.—A large meeting of the clergy and laity reside= in the neighbourhood of and stoantated with Bockioghs= was held yesterday in the To es Bell of that borough (=the purpose of enemorialisiag her Majesty ea the subject of the recent papal aggremloo. •!. ' ' lrritiWAlntellte entie --. SCLUTI'Y COURll3.—TlerreaDAT: ions TIM Lea CALSCELUIL ' Maidalia e. floort.—Qmernow or Cornea 01 so Coarmar. altelsalthip - gem galivant a lids irmaA wc high aasiser eems lia ea egoist kola ea saw of mead pas aped in the wane a lams week, sites ateis were stated is oar report. The OM w Mod I bit the philmilK a maim% in Liverpool , as a gnaws et abaft sea Ills" • tea' d aseehma la Oshawa, wanes Met Am Ili!trat....•o Seff. • Ma la Loadoa. mil er lira ; sad is nagged that duels .siMiliianirr—if mend the mid Landes Ins, as their a ma et 10,6261. te the me st the ilialirtilistmates sad etweignmeate wade to thin the w e Ins, mad wbish the Mods& Am hal meetheit le be TM bill preyed that as me sout *ea be akin of ea* esaittasses mad seadimaeste, aad the ealS eg Vs meats, head mutat should bll =de to thermal= if the maid sum His 1•111614 osid the qweasa wwiener say MAE. to pay the mid sea awashed to the Imam flea is the way at Intel KOMI* Of a equitabis oon i=ti o sad that gaieties depended on • law between Ike partise. whisk bops in 164 L TM Ana Mar la the earrespeadmee wet wanes by the Chisatts use to : the Ira la Uwe" expeeriag • MM that eat el malt. tames sad *ea oa Moir wig le Lanka, the latter ins be atike to wig arida sem, "we ere desirous et to Mr. by Mahan (the plaiaff) ranee egad to HI as by Mall at 10 mesetW ate, whisk woad ha Me in November ants er r sboold yee be M pommies if leads, we request yeet to beidi thew ma me Mr. Manna% ihemeal7 ha TM Caliente Oa, by a latter lot the ease date, Wonted the plated!! that they lad wrings te the Leedom Ara, to hold the said sum at hie =et mad the Lassa Mm, mho by lean, Is Minh Ittl, his the least they rushed from the Hamm lira, eddies, " provided we ere is hale from their wasigs meats, As die time we are somiderably is 'Mame for the Ara, and the eseeigeasais, Ite.. hitherto advised will, we *tat, fall art of the meweermall we are maw en their wawa. , Bet, shield remithiereeklai assalipiarraelm to suable le to asetateir Moho. we tiall hoe in time la Mavis& yea." la mower aMM Atom the piehaff. the Leado• bra M elba to pat *sir mass to mandasess for my part a the Me sea. but Tweeted that whoa esasiganteata seem they 'wad sales* Moen &deities Ida. Alter several by lama lames& the enfant maim the Caguas Gm by _Wan dated Mowry, ISM ranked the order whisk env Mil poe , lamely glees se the Loudon Ira for tins egmeaklies et ~ Me seasigaateate le the Vasa! el the WM ima. Ms i Weld', *ha foaling the eonespeadeate et efatielatabh MO, maid the quoits la the awe meat ad* me el lie dllOll Ant littera The plazai eseitaled wen thaw , Ma there was a napkins by the Larks Mae/ lbe Milt Ar s e to kite._sed Oat that operated se a wawa* le pey the wadi OM. to as equltahl• Makes:tent d Set eak la *dr peasestoo. The Vise-C assignmest baaselise era ef 'plass that the earremeademe did amount to • eosins; ami he asteediegly fehrral it to the Master to take as as kmeteate =I the emne prayed by the bill. The de. Me Leaks leat, thin appealed to tide soart, aad Lord Oatimans, so laarlag the appeal, armed • trial at law SI to whether there was • legal esstraet or sot, aderiag da appeal to stead Mee is the sem time, sod espresalag Ms waits that the equity was oonsequential oa the :gar "' tsa s t d 1 , :: raft was the n al i Mw w" wl ho • mast ter the defendants ; that no minimal arc's mat et the amespondence, end the Conn of linakeeper, ea • MOM to have the verdict entered for the plaintiff, reseed that application, on the ground that then wee so legal contract. It was. therefore, decided at law that there was so metric% and it therefore seemed to he lordship, as It did to Lord Cottenhani, that so equity erase out of the sonsepon dean, that the decision at law left so equity to be administered. He *Erred with Lord Cotteshaw, for various reasons, sot enema, to be stated, that the plaistiff had so oar a equitable amigument. The plaintiff saving so ass at law badness la equity. It bad bees urged in the argammt, ma the authority of " !Whitt v. ;obese" (1 Phillips), that the pretest applisatia ought to have boss made Wore the View Chaneellor, bet it was his lordan's opinion that ma Lad Cotteabaa's jadgennt wee is afoot a reversal of the VineCkanallor's order, the am wee attar the decision at law properly ion returned that to this nun He, for Wes raisins, was of opin Me Vim Citemosilor's order should be 'evened, and that the bill should be dit aimed with costa to be paid by the plaintiff. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YISTERDAY. LIMNS II Banco.—Baratts Low, CASCMI.I. Ms. Joints Com amos, Ma. Janus Wisimass AIM Josrica Maim WALTON V. HOLT.—A W ILL Cans.—JODONIIINT. Lord Campbell gave judgment in this am this numbs'. It was a ass which hid born mint from tha Court of Cisme wry for the opinion of this court upon the tronatrestloa of a will. The point in dispute wan whether or net the tsetator gave an Wet* for lifie or an weft In tall to one Mary Aspinall. According to the proper ereaerverlsa of the will the court were of opinion that tabus by !Wry 40=11 wasa niassinder in fee. lateatiss a die useuor was *bum t h ituror frog the tarna dike will, sad the Wire would entity to the Court of Chancery thae flu estate taken by limy !optima was only a nonalaisr M. - - - Mg:lama v. CIALIWOIMIT.—T*aaraiII. This was ea mina whisk had bus broepht by inie If my Amu Werspor, otherwise ham, agelast the Masan, the kith bailiff of a mann mart, far began Aeon to ham boa eoluaittad by earplug late execatias a judipmat el the mart whisk bad been Malan' mann the plabiff lama aMR et emeheago. time th Ordthe w iha yhdatiff elniaed • mediat, with 401. 1* In. Ms- wllat 4 Y. Q.C., bad . 11 obta 11111211 ages tho *MI to mow Gam why ll ibe pieesilags is ths one Maid an be set arid% and in .maailime all peassedielp stayed. The atoned upon learain amid had moved for Ma rule was that the gibbet bad mg ea a single mama, wham is Mt, she tees a meried wenens awl 111111116001 be was liable to have laWhaff Mks of Magni Mesh* agalast him at the nit of the IMAM. It me oho staged, when tho rule was moved tae, du plaintiff bad as two ominous takes adnatage of Mr being a mania mama, although she sued ma Mei eamea. Ms. Needham& sow appeared to show cause against the rib, and read tho affidavit of the plaiadff, who stated that her midge name was Mary A.ane hi•Oregor, and that as tho Sib at May, 1830, she was married at 80. George's, Meaner-main, to one Thomas leaser. Three days after the marriage the said Thomas leaner left &pates' for the of Ming at New York, and she user baud sayfhimg morosinearaing him until w ear 1846. law man of April la that year aka nosived a latter from one Thera groes, which purported to come from New York, whisk labrasedi her that her hanund was dead. The deposes', hammer, was very mertain ea to tha fate of her husband, sad she therefore mans Maine* amongst his Minds sad Maim mad from what she ma heard me had moos to believe that ha was dead co the 17th of April, 1849, the day epos day this alleged ten pin was committed. The affidavit wont on to mats that at tho time eke remivad the letter from Thomas Cnr.ho was being courted by a party who wished to many hay, bat eke was anwilling to marry him on mean of her doubt at to tin fate of her husband. The plaiatiff is her affidavit sow said that she believed at the Ma when ske m oaned thie letter from Craw that its contents wen untrue, end that ft had been written at the instigation of her suitor ; bat deposits% sow Wined that its 'Wallas& was Mal, in aossequesee of 'ha inquiries that she bad mad' amongst the relations sad Meade of Thomas Jew,. The leaned mumel said he bad also the affidavit et Link leaner, the brother of Thomas Jamey ' sad in nand that a M. May, of Norwich , had Med : arm kin about I t the year 1846 , mad interned bin that hie brot her lfflernme was dead. These was likowlso w Miami' of I lkosam Coma, whisk also showed that it was meet probable that Thomas leaser was dead at tha tins at which the plola alleged that he was. ljpea the eirsametences M- I Mel by them @alkalis. Mr. Needham now submitted that bb eYsue me *ISM in wing as a single waMma, mad that *a rule mkt iheasfere to be diechargod. Ms. Calm followed as the tea aid.. Mr. WhoirlYi Q.C., and Sir John Bayley, were espied to omen tale rub, bat On Gout did not call spa them to de ea. sred i l i ebselate. Can" . e hwglt l b etes rek whis 4 ll " mlled gen in liftlit 6.llambe man aid mbelluMffistien the elan, aid tho plan. Ittihad beem - aniaavirmil la take analogs of the of w mart The dehadaat bad beea seed by I =Aana WOregoe ao a lacks mama, .aad be was igno sem Ina digo was married. and had therefore ao o2portsatty difilndlis OM bet is Ma ea the Msg. The defendant mit ffilei ha woe liable ea ham esether sanest brought ninon him at the snit of the beabamil of the plaintiff, and le (Lord C therelbse t ke_was entitled to the rebel w=e l) lag. The had twice in sa affidavit selemsty, end memitismally 'won Mat eke was mail etill is a lemma. Was andi a one as e te as = i the sail adman sa erabe, takiag Oslo the alllbenta. The plc beiff eraght to make busslf effete a imeniel es a eight mama, sa it anted ha games ea M Merle ia hls ease mule he nada absolute. TM Mot 'Mk isedings eimmeed. Bale absolute aseerdingly. Tu Roam a. iroz Jim. la this owe Yr. Cret;97r,QCF.Tsoved fora role ski to eft aside • aide ber isle, whisk tke deleadaat had obtained in order that be Wen be allowed the oats of the proceed ing% This wee a erhalaal iakentation, sad the owe had been tried at Emirs before Yr. Justin Coleridge. no 'rimiest isfermation had beet fled for a libel. sad tho 'entire was bawd be eke deler.deat. It was said that the debedast wr 'added to ha orate odor tie 6th sad 7th of Via, sap. 96. Ile (Mr. Crowder) oseterled rut ibe 4* sad 6th of Witham and Mary had oat bees esossiod by the 6th •oat 7th d Vie no *.eread raw Si the letter smut it provided tar tbe 'of a orisdael isfenestiat, sod dr rods la witieblit= isferriss woe to be fied, sespelled a party who bad tied *tetra boo 1141worrese to the attest of NI. Ss 'the doe peassatiot et the Istrrellat. It foram probled der Y a, oral ameba be lOWA foe tbs deterbsib, site Oust of Qom's Iliseb reeld have satiordsy et stew Übe , weess to the said debsert, valets the judos who Md tbe ore ebsoil ortitr this thenor rerrieblo owswil for the ye deinalles. llkebes, sew dr pow vid ag re li t il ber sets its pistirsastevert rifft le Mr. Otowdrixb: Wad rst jar diior bad so tto In elbowed Vibe Orin we er sprint Uri the detradoot wr ibevaly Gritted •Ostble rite, se the bobbles@ had seed NMI hops. soborse to dr orb to seer Is Orb NM to parties Ire went = 11 6.1 wow loped to tie ortillsais tbe Mused jro Ord Sr tomes bolos or s% as OWL 26, 1850. fis'te'd Tit. esp. me power imam him is glee it. aerate serat, amtelstro, te be eateeed. Bak missed seseediesty. Di se Wuzzax Hall= BAWL Melees Mr. w t Wilkie, Ipso seam that lt wee the Mesa* a Mr. Welter le s essedi he Ms serellisate I Weftespewy. The issesed assassett the sad slam the settee sista ls the patiest ta ON halm adidailla GM ~leis New Beak eh& Ma Dunn e. Tim Raman ilaimirimi.— 3Lainsaattia. L this ease a tale for • masideams had besa °Maud whisk salmi epee the Beards/ of Bea/milk le leaf ea seismal is the sem of sae Jam Jaw, who had bees ma viand vadat the etti Gee. IV., sap. El, es beteg as idle sad . The acieviseits leek plass ea the 9th of .11. 418s egnirre:d is the Mt of Avast a amiss of appal was served wee the emmissiag eassistrets try a Mr. Bar meld, the desk ef Mr. De Mediae, who wee the siestas; of Imes, the pens «setae& Dees the esipealesmiss es Mbe Ward Wm** asipaise Ileadieish be desided eat it anal be lb alesed.ami OM the stem& he ale oaf& Measly see ea* the mass al me& The Wards, also &mini the epplesl ups ether sneak the satins of whisk he did see Mem. Mr. Bees mew smeared to show eases *salad the rate, sad Kr. Dishy &meet is mimeo of it. The Doan said that dm nil, stoat be dbehargod. Bale diethersed serirdlasly. nil New Kansa u CILLIIOIIIT. la smesAsesee of as idea basis( premiled is Weamiastet SsY that Mr. BsaJn7, (LC., of the emotes law bar, had bum appetated the sew Master is Chummy is plea of Mr. Datediewell, who has realised, we are requested to state that ibalersaa ea wham the ametiatiasse has messily bees h Mr. Itemphsay, Q.C., of the equity bar, 'ain't Mr. Q D., of dm *mance law bar. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YIWTUDAT. imam ay Itance-Mormus To Cam loam. Ma. loam Inman" mat Ma. hones Tizsome. Ex roan Boissa.:-RanswAL or Li! Arrorror's Node* herbs been given la We soul way that an sppU. *atlas would be wade to the court twos, to renew the certi ficate lormerly herd by Mr. William Hoary Berber, Mr. Mideast Wilkins said that the Sp Oblation would be adjourned sad awl tees. Weis= tr. Comas. AND omen. Tide wu ea *sties velem Mr. B. B Cebboll and When do an ezeowhe at the Orieatal Howl, Vero. sweet ; sad at the Wet beim Lord Truro the verdict was ghee for the deleadmith No. Naraphrey, et the comutesee swat of tide teffat, seeed he leis foe new trial ea the round of miedireetise. The *sort not time to consider the kilt er Chid Jetties meld that they had communicated with Lord Tram, mad they wm et *Rios that there bad sot bees any rahwurisp ; than world therefore be no rule. Bale rasped. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzerrARDAY. Booth Ma. Onnansowea reena•asoz. I. to DOTLIL—DISTUTIID ADJUDICATION. The beaded of this OW was appointed to be roamed at des Wain od des mart this nothing, pursuant to adjourn. moat from Timmiffleet. Oa that day it appeared a pedtioa had been Med rnet Mr. Joha Henry Doyle, of the Weekly Chronicle asompeger. The peditionthe creditor was Mr. Hdersid Russell, silk. mercer, of Dawsma-stnet, Dublin, whose debt was slated at 1801. on two bills of exclisage. Mr. Ashant appeared for the petitioning creditor. Mr. Lawreasherbo represented Mr. Doyle, objected to the ease being cuemoded with unless the petitioning Gnaw was presset, sentemling that it was the ordinary pmeffien of this court to mambo witnesses viva vow, and thM a mem affidavit was net ealisisat to support a pefttiosing ersitees debt is a Gass when Me adlediendea was pated. His Honour did nee ids neemeary ia that stage albs poundings, ffir. taboret mid Ye Mail first establish the trading, and called Mr. Foot, who dated that he had send as clerk and bock-keeper in the ales of the Weekly Chronicle fee tan years; first whoa Sir Henry Ward was the pro prietor, afterwards with Mr. Winter, and since with Means. Russell sad Doyle. The withers proved various acts of trading, es the printing and tale of the paper. Witness farther said he constantly saw Mr. R. W. Rus sell and Mr Doyle at the aim, also Mr. Dillon. He understood Mr. Chyle was the editor of the paper. He did ant look up= Mr. Dillon as a 'proprietor. lie understood that Mean. Bissell, Doyle, and Dunphy were proprietors. He scarcely know what fdr:Dillos did ; he believed he sum slithering to transmit business for the proprietors. Mr. Russell was engaged, as well as Mr. Doyle, in conducting the literary department of the paper. There were several contributors. A. certain publication, ealled Lemmas from the Gallows," was published then. It was furnished by the ordiaary contributors to the paper. He believed Mr. Dillon was an ariceettficatod bankrupt. The Cesualsidoser said that was entirely immaterial. Mr. Snow, the printer of the Weekly Cisraniek, was examined es to the parties to whom he rove credit. He said he charged "the proprietors of the Weekly Chronicle." He understood Mr. Ramat end Yr. Doyle were the reMs tired proprietors. He generally resolved payment from Mr. Foote, or Mr. Dillow. Kr. Foots, beteg recalled, said that he generally pald Mr. Scow with the mosey he rewired from the sale of the paw. thootieses Mr. Russell finished messy when that was not milkiest Mr. Ashunt—Did yea ever get any money from Mr. Dells Witness-oam or twice. Mr. Althorn—Wes not Doyle acting as a principal in the wooers ? Witnem did sot know. Mr. Ashunt—Who employed you? Nititasse—The proprietor of the papa—in the first place, Mr. Russell, Mr. Doyle, and Mr. Dunphy. Afterwards Mr. Russell sad Mr. Doyle. Mr. Snow was malted, and stated that he received 221. a I week for printing the paper. He did not know the number sold, but the Goss of composition would be the same for one paper as for 10,000. Tin charge for printing the " Lessons from the Gallows" was 4e., and they sold at 7s. ed. Mr. Cooper, solicitor, produced the document which he had prepared for the sale of the Weekly Chronicle to Mean. I Bissell sad Doyle. The Lodestars was made in °ember, I 1849, between Sir Henry George Ward and Mr. Alexander Winter, the _plate proprietor and publisher of the paper, and MUM Mille and Doyle, the purchase money bring 6581. Mr. Askant proposed to dispense with the attendance of the petitioning theditor, who was resident in Dublin. Mr. borrows cantetided that this could not be done. The petitiosing creditor mast be in attendance. in order that be might be swathed respecting his debt. The mutate gave no power to the wart to d is pense with his attendanoe. Hie Henan said tha affidavit of the petitioaing creditor right be read. The affidavit of Edward Rataell. milk super, of Dawson street, Dublin, stated that R. W. Russell and J. H. Doyle were indebted to him in the run of 180 i. 16s. 141. ea ••bill of exchange. A (unbar alders from the same party rata that he could sot attend the court personally without gnat iacoaveniesiseasd unease, Wide' neglecting his Wines. Mr. Lawnae, Wired es the rigat of the parties pro ended egaleatseaoapal the altruism°, of the petitining creditor, who, is this seer was the brother of Mr. R. W. Rossell. , He had admitted the debt W Kr. Doyle disputed it; and it wee °Wises that this preemies might result is retrain Kr. R. W. Russell as the solo proprietor of the paper, whisk sonthated the only assets, while Mr. Doyle was rugutie Here wit and creditor wss ultra the jarbdistisa .1 Ks wit, and ought to be brought within it. The beide, of a bill of exchange had only a colourable right to an, sad was bond to home hus to prove his was. It had already ben decided that the saws evidence east be given is support of an adjudieation as was necessary for the °pang of the petition. The twelfik rale serer coaremested the &swain, with the attendance of a I petitioning wirer, OT the an would hate been a:prosily provided hr. There being no incapacity on the pert of the petilloulag auditor to attend, mere isoonvealenos was not a I sulkiest wan. lie was isseparably connected with the affan of the partnership, and his evidence was absolutely aneesery. He admitted mat be had had notice to attend. His Hamm said the °out had power to disponi with the erediter's attendance. Dui if then wen good grounds for dispelled the debt. ha maid require the attendance. Mr. Leeman said there Weft sub grinds, in proof of whisk he would wallas theped bankrupt. Mr. Jobs Henry Doyle de that, in January last, he saw the petitioning creditor Dubin. On of the Ana of the tires hills qivaa at the Ow of the pushes* of the Weedy Chromate was bowing due at the time. Mr., R. Rumen bad stated that the petitioning creditor owed I his • large sus, and was willing to in acceptance, for a I ponies. Three such worsens'. at 6,9, and 12 months. They woe dam by Mr. R. Russell, to his individual capacity. ewepted br Mdward Hassell, sad endorsed by R. Russell, , and the witness. Thal -were headed owe r7.r.ritate selloilees. with 100 L seism paid by 1 Wilmer and Mr. Dwgbag. the pepobas mosey for the I Wee* Chronicle. TIN NOL wee la as beture on the Idva dila and Cowity Bank, draws oa wilmeses asetuat. TM yentas, =easy was 6601. The arreasement was, dial I ihs esecera fisarlahsd they Medd aim impel Mr. R. Raw NI to draw 'he orm, VOW Ms MAW* Wads, bat that the dna shweld eM cep the aNagtsp.ss They did so with the first a the sewed was takes Mr. 141•114 Itawsll. was had behead witness, is harem that he had haat" el W basther's in W heads, aid had ' nevived Isutraelisee to be prepared to use*: this. bills. The saw sil 101 we paid M.Bwsll. H. eastwards loused Mlle si. M. BareY lbws be had given his berths° a bill fist OK is the Ire, is substitutin for Sue Ile Ile lesibst. That wee wowed by Mr. Rama he self aid partaer." Wham newt saw It till sew. A espial sesame% is the books of the Am is the handwri. lag of Mc. IL W. Mumell,esatalaed this kJ. bill sauced to his wehi. Ha else Mhos& he the 1001., awake: patios se the olisaMs arehieret debt. la Ware to the whams. he ha l else takes treat he the awe emu as his s=piel. With W wallemeleed that Mr. B. Mewed was ready to advance SOL a swath he twelve miphs. to work the paper uphill i mad lie MOW mend those that his brother*, Mr. B. Rowell. halt kWh* e 0 his is his band. Witmer considered Kr• Data. aVOW boa die first. Mr. R. Russell had UM. he Ida . and also gina the draft as his salr bresks am illa UAL, ee eardtsting Dillon's spiral of 2601. Witness had always understood that this 1001. bill was drawn la Mr. 72,i Ramiro cora awe; to his empties be aim ftwailfla kW& as by the dna. It wee sot estered _Lk., It sow focused pars of the pod debt. Be asner saw the bill till allet,l'utue - Mr.. Rowell had dialastly *WA* sIT L is his p &ate 'BUM lila ins Is so yew spillema kill Vas EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY, 1851. RUMOURED DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING.-It WU nessaared throughout Loadow la the amass of yesterday, that the st.tro of Sunday had done serious damage to the woeits in Hyde part, suit the damage was estimated at gams verying from 1,0001 to 4001. The feet is, however, that, with the exception of a few unfastened pleats winch wire blows down from a scaffold, sad the destruction of about 10 square feet of glass (whish, from not having been pro perly secured on Saturday eight, was is anything bet • fit state to meet so violent a sore), the works have in no rimiest mitered. We me happy in thus being elle to sot tradiet a rumour, the hatter propagation of which might emote to the prejudias el the interests of the exhibition. IRELAND. Dumas, Nov. Oa Satarday the infant daughter of their Excellen cies the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Claren don was baptised by the name of Florence Margaret. The ceremony was conducted privately at the paro chial church, Cmtleknock, in presence only of their Excellencies, the Dowager Countess of Vendome, and the elder children of the noble Earl and Countess. The rite of baptism was performed by the Rev. Francis Saltier, private chaplain to their Excellencies. Far the present every other public question yields I. Wired here to the municipal *teatime which take plan trip ; and ea the powers of the new corpora tism skeet t• be elected today will be considerably gmater, not only than those entreated to the late TO• L med corporation, but than any exercised by pre views corpora! • bodies, it is only natural that s geed deal et importance should be &f -lashed to the 0111106140 The chief struggle will be %Swam the swabs of e late oor maths the for th waed by the ems OMB 111 wee. which latter radessisima seaurrative. aid Morels; sad il e ail parties lave saw oatmeal Side lam protest limbs the abaktmeiet the vlesee same, the pledge 1 is that effect has ceased to be aMOWN, mark, sad the favour of theeleetemfamet be eilleadaed on other grounds. On the whets, bowing, although severed" members of the late empesallas will probably be elected, it is hoped that a meal mg respectable re presentative body will be obsess by the burgesses. These is little to add in the way of Irieh opinion on the sekleet of the religious agitatka in England. alrerisr says: Mega seseme dohs clergy of tbe MOSSO et Kildare. mewed wed plodded ems by the Viewable Ow Axel deans, WO silt is =sissy, to own& es to Use emus whisk y : l r le passed Sem is reissues se the 1 sees sesesses im lagised. Aa mains se the d l,. aim rowshi4 eltqale_dis entlrials el the Sarah ef &Mg sod syspormesom with desk Medusa la the dater semery, was resolved epee, Sawa vp, ssi lowed. [Advertiessant.]—A Rau.=Asug Ma 0' Diem ow %) . :Irr HOLLOWiIe• Pgah.--Mitillet at • D War tram ID. It stator mot 01.64.115 tel es. nos To s NOW la • tow/ oar. 1 1 1 • 6 :a1= 84 21•17.1it r itvis *Ear 1.1: ism ilk OM 01 the shot. irrirtherd ••• dm pill to vtoto.ilto foam/ lor lonlaol fit Ito rime •I empilist, I monomials" • aid at per gatt. NeWill• IMO ilatOtoi ottk aus•••• assm•be by •Ow lam It was "fitly sonit ch =l= B l : ra "Att = l4 sei at • 1(118811LS SPOKIIN WITH. bad Went before the medietirshea UM the bill was a fenny, Drees (barque), was paned, waterlogged sod abandael4, sad would swear es MIL They bad bees qnsrellinr. it In 44 14 N., los. 49 W. IBe . attribsted this to hi vernal to cst up the Woe* Bdutoad, °linden, wrecked in the Bay of Kil red" Chrossisis by inserdeg a letter about Mr. Ryden, whisk to pines, and we regret to say that 96 p 50 ,41 err striae& by Ms . boymarg, the soria.law OW. Hudson's been lost, se also the carpenter of the ship. 64 b , • nil ho Wien& that but for Ih. Rodeos he has never been witnessed here before ; remnants 1 th n ,, sett have best there. are scattered en over the trout, and not one par ol e -,-, Ut. Annitt—lis had written to Br. B. Rumen in saved as regards the hull, but we do nowt thst""," abee Wile sating for a rented the two monk of the ponies of the rigging may be saved, sad if the w i z. bilL inns be wrote that letter he had set sees matins* fair it is likely the melon and eh aim "'', RIO .. 5:. 0 : ial referred to, la which Mr. Rosen took recovered. —Lloseria, Nov. 23. c i ns tot? / Ma Ibms lit se his eapitsi. Fangitu4allsgb, flange, from Smyrna, is lentil the' L k Atlrs 4, l , 7 fortts was th t s bad ig tal f a oL w l l l i : fe s "Clots: boar cl ik e:i n Et r h al t a Z g O th e l i to aa lse e i e i rn e il tact L . , :avd h 2, - ,,:, - ; is making a great deal of water, and must dis aßnard .cl7a4r7' 11, awl« White Dill= deposed that he had bees err of her ouzo to get oft.—Harwich, Nov. 24. I— sawed with the Washy Monk& as a partner sine July, James Audas, from Newport to Biltimore, foonderel ,fr WM. He Mil been solicited by Mean. Russell, Doyle, sad Weston Isles, Oct. 24; crew caved.—St. John' '• ' ~ del adds that, bat was sate mitered partner. He Nov, 12. MI used WU se We Genters, Mr. B. W. Bissell having Manson, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, ha. put into aliellellel 44 ill Ms en sesssity.af his wife's property, over month with lose at bulwarks, &c.—Liv., Nov. 2,;, wilt& he MI to matroL Pert of this was the 1001. bill Redbreast, Williams, from Liverpool to Charente, pa t draws by Mr. B. Wessell on his brother is Dublin. Mr. here yesterday with boat stove, and Loa of h,,`,,-; Resale equentli e said that his brother Edward had 1,0001, staanians, de., honing been struck by a bens ea e amow whisk pm him 10 per cost, sad as that so- 19, which shifted the cargo and threw her on Ler emit be eft abated It Ism oat the money. Witness eeds.—Milford, Nov. 23. eneesseest *es Dir. itaran maid draw it Ms own new, es& wet an aware mail aftsewarde that he had drawn in the sine of the ans. The Arm took up the first 801. all in pseessins of elude *greenest to do so if convenient. The semi wes tam up by Mr. Edward Russell in Dublin, who tnnesdkitly bet on the bra for the amount at one month, Hr. R. Rama presniing to assist is taking up that bill if the firm meld aside so. Mr. Z. W. amen expressed a wish to be Galled, but Mr. Lawns.* dmilsed to do so, laying the one mu complete without Idol. Itr. Askant submitted that Mr. Doyla's letter proved him to bane had full knowledge atlases bills. Rim Henn said there war one feat which wee conclusive In his mind as to the necessity of Gang Russell from Dub. lie. It had boss shown that he was primarily liable on these bills, the firm being only liable in case he did not take NOTICI TO MAILINIIB. —The Netherlacds C General has given notice, pursuant to instructior s fror Netherlands government. that it it Intended, before all, of this year, to exhibit a Cadioptrich light of the th ir d ea the Light Tower at fiehtveniogen, which will be at a dietetics of four German miles. The presp nt I, the Chunk tow.? at the Brills will at the same , inie continued. Further notice will be given of the metre whoa the above alteration will take place. .BORNE M .as up. Mr. Ashunt said he should present another petition in the meantime, with a view to save the expenses of bringing Mr. Reseal fro mi Dublin. Mr. laWftliel submitted that this could not be done while the present petition was rediag. His Honour said another petition could, not be let in till this wen adjudged terafecient. Tits use was then adjourned till Monday (yesterday), whets, Mr.:Begley appeared in support of the petition; Mr. Lawrence again represented Mr. Doyle. Mr. Lawrence suggested that it was desirable the matter should stand adjourned for a day or two, with the view of the differences being arranged, and every creditor on the Weekly Ckrorsiele being paid 20e. in the pound. Should any charge have been made by him or his client, which cep peered to be unfounded, it would doubtless be withdrawn. His Honour doubted the propriety of staying the adjudi cation. Mr. Lawrence referred to a nee where it had been done under the old law, and said that the only object wu the payment of the creditors generally, and not one to the dit &destitute of others. The sugaeation was made with the view of avoiding discussions which mast cause much pain whatever the result. Mr. Bagley said the petitioning creditor had come over from Dublin, and was ready to be examined ; he had no other object but to obtain payment of his own debt, as well as that of others. Still, on the assurance of Mr. Lawrence that this was the object he contemplated by an adjournment, be did not oppose It provided it ware short. I Mr. Lawrence said he made no pledge on the part of his client to pay all the claims on the concern ; he simply stated that an arrangement was in progress whereby he hoped these would be paid and all the partnership differences ad. Metes (West coast) . America (eta New it by British packet) ... Americo (eta Bone America WWI) Bnudl Bosom n...... » Central Amides— Ireland. India (via liaathampi. India (via ManeMa) .. Dieditiersaian(via Walk =. ted# pion arranisa (via Marl mediae IldeditesraneatabyFreack packet via Marsedllak Mexico Peninsula Peru West Indies ..... west Indies (except valuta, acid Nausea! Aowea—at Userpool, Asa AND CATNE&INE-01. A lIMMILONIT —at Liverpool, AMILIA—at liveried, Mont AONZO--Ilt Gravesend, Nosey Ass ikRITT--at Gravreend, AleClllA—at lyrtmouth, Novenn A LIMANDaII —at Dartmouth, ALICI—Si ribllollth, fasted. His Honour said th►t if both parties consented he saw no inconvenience likely to arise from the adjournment; but there were uns where a postponement of an adjudication had been attended with much damage to the estate and loss to the creditor. The emu wee then further adjourned till this day. Swots lls.Connesioprut OonavaPr. Powey, likrunoce—olf Lowestoft, Bartaam—off St. Maws., EtsszawA 7 off LlTerprt,, oWreseid, Cscaors—at On•esend, Cuoraraa--at FLAlmouth, CaLaws's —off Lowetrart, Crro—off Margate, Cuo—at Falmouth, D•atttrat Falmouth, DOICU —at Falmouth, EIRIALD—St Bristol, =MOM FAMOUS IN l'llll BUILDING TILLDN. This was the hit meeting for the proof of debts end choice of molosoos, to the we of W. Truro, builder, of Coleman street. The court was crowded with creditors, and two or three hours were occupied in taking their proofs. The bankrupt's liabilities era said to be between 60,0001. end 70,000/.; the soma are comparatively small. A proof for about 4,0001., tendered by the bankrupt's father-in•lnw, wu objected to on behalf of some of the other creditors; and his Honour, thinking that it required investigation, the =sting was adjourned for that purpose. Raw. or Sanow.....- - Eusasays—at Fabikoutb, Enrsai•—Et Queeststoirn, Emiow—Et Ramegate, No , EMPRIIO/—off Liverpsoi, EUTIMPIEMS — at Falmoutt FizorApos—off Liverpool, irasolizei—at Qusertitort, FUJI —at Lowestoft Bo Faso—at Orsseresd, FLOIA M.DOSIALD—St Gtovasst—at Portsmouth, . - Geomm—at Fabaosth. Groamaxa—at Liverpool. GLIILINA—at Yarmouth Ft' FIAILIAOIII-114 MUM Alowao—at UMW QUATIIS—at Huang—at Taeha3 Irma —oC Deal. a Hale-+t Falmouth. ISASKL—Iit GTSSISSIA• Dalai.- at Deal, Noe Inca—at Queenstown, Jouw--at Plymooth, b lASI BLASS—Si QUIaIatOWIL Jose Yuman —at QuemerW , Jou. buao—at Molds, Laveatrooo—at Deal, .1 1 / 4 LUSITAPIA—at Portemoal Lamas enemy:sere—off Ltemerams—oß Liven Muloot—et Falmouth, blemerare—at Orameena MAIMATOS —at Liverpool, Mamoru—at Falmouth, Normx—at Dartmouth, Wits—at Deal. Pourr—at Deal, _ Parses Euossa—et PialOPlA—at QUeendOWN PALLAS—at Queenatowl, ?souses —at Noma PAIUMIZIrr—air Pavoirsa-41 over& PUNOMIS Vtcm3a7.- Ito.sas Cum&7at. Recommii—at Fs. 7/0131MT 1107VATW-1 Raonyut7—at Or 811riMIDI -at Torbay Thaobeirs—at Tar lINITILD KINODOII—.. _ Wain:a—at Liverpool, Wsys—*t Shields, re - WOOLONOTON at Bitmoira—hoar Gravesend, November 23, to Sam CALUDONIA—ham Hartlepool k November 2 2 , t 0...... - 41 " ERNST IMO GONTAT —from Hu November 2.3, to Rio hero Branca llrrcay.u—from Hartlepool, November lIMMISON CHILTON —from Gravesend, November 22, to Sm! INDOMIT—from Shields, November 23, .......... Coattail/1a Gums or rue larss—trom Postsmouth, Nov to ember 23, to USW Agnes, from Demerara, Oot 29, lat. 37, 100. 65, with kw yards, &o , haring encountered a hurricane oa the 9n, and been thrown on ber beanvends. Cresmore (barque). let. 31.00 N., lon. 31.00 W., standir4 , the southward, Nov. 7. Delis (or Amelia) (barque), NOT. 8, lat. 46, 10a.44 W,b days from L 'radon. Gas 11e._ from Sydney for London, 006. 27, W. 19 5-• 1011. 28 W. Hurl, of London, lat. 39 . 30 N., lon. 7 W. all well. Joshua Bragden (barque), Nev. 14, lat. 43 N..lea. 19 W Missistippi, outward bound, Nov. 19, lat. 63 N.. 10e 0t .9 W., Majestic (ibip), from Glasgow f or Calcutta, N. c ' the Smalls. Hap Hay (barque), for Malta, Nov. 18, he. 10 5. Ocean Queen (barque),lon. 23.0 W.,532. 11 11 9 southward, Oct. 18. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN]) 11SA7liS, BIRTHS. BASCLAY.—Not. E 3, at Wickham Market, Mrs. J. P. 204 awn. DEVA. 7 Nov. 21, at Finohley-road, the wife of T. Devi rA"°l daughter. DOWLI3I(3.—Nov. 32, at Wute.. _ T. Dow: lag, Esq, of a em, HOLBERTON.—Nov.'Jamaica, glidde eet , tha we 1.8 lialterton, Esq., de a daughter. WARD—Nov. 21, at Hammed-el , A , of a sou. WILLBHIRL—Nov. 23, at Ritchlogs-park, 13tolo, W 1 6-r' of twins—a nos and a daughter. orosrenorPlaM ode: the wife of E. MARILIAGE I3 . BRIIITON—MATILTON.—Nov. 20, at St. Saviour% B.th. too, Esq., of Exeter, to Ellen Harriett, daughter of tse la Charlton, of the Royal Artillery. OILL—SAIINDEL—Aug. 8, at Graham's Town. NO 07 by the llev. J. Heaviside, Coloaial Ch midis, W. 11. GUI, Mounted Woman, to Elisabeth, eldest 0000 22, " Cr. der, Eq. HAMILTON—GALL—Nov. 21, at St. Pancras Church. S. D. too, Eaq., of Bollord.row, sod tiloueesiernrcereut, lirgre**4., r=riatth daughter of T. A. Gide, Eat., 0( 0461 ' 1 LET XE—K HOL—Nov. 91. at Bagualstowo , eldest eon of espt. Layne, Trate% to Ellen sorb "- the late R. Wehrle, Eaq. OLDER/SHAW—PAUL—Wm St, at 8t.12011 12, 1%_?„r i n S. voushlra, .P. Olderahawi= of Jamaia. third d wet . ; shim Fog., of Woo" to woo Douglifoeou l of H. Paul, Soq., 112005 m. MATH& ....., . 0 BURGE9.—SIos. 20, at Parksaaar, Bled Ales. testeo . " -,* Lady Corollas Borges. 1. ,.5. CORE.—Nee. 23. lira Core, for mai:jeers the reePee* `'''' the Talbot Hotel, Peterbonyagh, 71. . o f IL le . " FERBIB.—Nov. 19. Richard (tea pl sp Se. sombs, 001 ° °a fts, Zee., of Postioadaquatis Bristol, ot FILADDLL—Nov. 90, Borah, wife of. H. Wa Eat, el F ' l. SW" Porthiaboloot, aged 711. t o' 6 00001611.—Noe. 90. at Wolvabooptoo. the Be' . . - .1.. , Ow LA. of 112. John , . Oohs" Ostabeidee, Carats at & ...-.- 1,110■11110% Oiled SL JAOOlllll=. 22, Kr. O. Jooobsof Calera' , te , ' . °DJ 56.' 091191,, eon of the late A. R. Jaeobe. See., Kee N Printed end nekkirited /Irwin Hum FlALsr,_ o( N°l. s . as aty al Printer, at titainno."., o o,o Wok in lie PreparAnd —lEl.BB7ll'. roc pared ' sue d d mi. 49 W. , wrecked in tbe Bay of Kaki., h ie , e regret to my that 96 galuritithiT the carpenter of the ship. 6, 4 , 4 , tamed here before ; remnants of tha--""', the 6 vie the mat, hell at,and not one particle *11;6 , but we do expect that - plug may be saved, and if the • ie likely the anchors and chil i 'r'ritte d esialmge' esi r7es ot imah4 a t te eartsetl :T rt in :r d bftrdus'ithlra m i l iblE t i:llo d dell ;sl ed i nd a lbn r :::;4': " -- . ; et off.-Harwich, Nov. 24. " Newport to Baltimore, foundered ag )ct. 24; crew saved.-St. Jobe's N erpool for Rio Janeiro, he. par i nto p. of bulwarks, ac.-Liv., N ov . 25, I. * is, from Liverpool to Charente, pot is with boat hove, mad lo,s of b - %wok. having been struck by a heavy ere co tai d the cargo and threw her on Nov. 23. et 1,, ABINBI2I. - The Netherlacrle C • ;m.., north, pursuant to iustruetiors from tit cement. that it is intended, before the est tibit a Cadioptrich light of the third claw peer at Scheveningen, which will be Mr German Unit. The prrarit It the Brills will at the gams 'ime be di.. her notice will be give, of the perste:me Aeration will take place. SEABORNE MAILS. When made up au By what General Pred-ofilor mad. dep.. tri m London. ta.tehei. In of the month Sight Fart December 6 ■ by November 29 'rigid liket) December 13 Nitta . .:71 Dolly Night ..... !Nag ith of the month Night ..... 23 4th d the "moth Nide may. 24 lathied the month Morning .. bee. 5 ftdttrtbof month Morning ... Um. 5 Men.,Wed.,garid. Nitta 12th of the month' Morning . the. 2; Twice daily Virn.elp . tea (1.4 Toads)! Friday Night rise. Waders. Bator. !doming ...410g44, 4 Twice daily lni.kaigbt Tree pt s) 204 h of the month ?doming _Nov. 32 s) Ttlththlth of month Night loath 20th of the month Morning .. 'NOT. N Mar- Ithatllith of month Night -.... Dth. 5 reach 7th,170,19th,27th 1230th0( the month Night ..... . Nor 2) had of the month Marshier .. Drawler I 7U3l7th27thof mon Morning -Wee 2 lath of the month Moraine the. N 17th of the month Mora Dec. 93 ot Ha- in) l2:nd of the mouth Morning ,Deo obeli ARRIVED. 04, November 25 from Damn In-o ff Liverpool, November 13 Liverpool, November 25, from doe* col, November 25, from Parer! md, November 25 from Gan* trammel, November 25, has. Damn mouth, November 22, from artmoulla, November 23, from Jalit It, November 22, from -...--Liverpal wey, November 23, from PIMA mreetort, November 21, from Petersture Ilawee, November 23, ;moot, November 45 rod, November 25, from - Manned wend, November 25, from Manatee (mouth. November 23, frotn......Coratantio* oarstoft, November 23, from reter4turf November 24. from St. Virrears , November 21, from traits uth, November 22, from Tram lath, November 24, from Alms** tol, November 25, from Demerara dop-off Deal, November 22, from fob lmoutb, November 22, Bora lmrm emastown, November 29, from Path) .e.w.i.rpool, 4l F te allaeu .m, N t o t r , o N vem No N v berm ay e em r em em be 2 be be! s : 232 2 frma3 3 : f f m r • oft Roil., November 23, from lianas ad, November 25, tram Mai ._.04 Li November 25, frees Costa temouth7 ' itember 24, from Al 5a oath, November 22, from iverpool, November 23, from (Opel ▪ Roads, November 23, from ha fall, November 23, from Petersen at Cowes. November 23, from tras t tidy hoods, November 23, from Craw ay, Novelist*, 32, from November 23, from :end, November 25, from.. ........ November 23, from Jars oura. November 29, th, November Si, from. Qtweestown, November 23, from- theta Queenstown, November 23, trom..„ Quito delde. November 23, from Frterger eat, ;November 24. from.. ...... . stamouth, Nov 24, from re-ol Lowestoft, November SI, from thar: r Liverpool, November 23 south, November 22 , trout New ravema3, November 25, from Sof iverpool, November 25 , from 5 . , dmouth, Nov. 24, from Unouth, November It, from November 24, from . November 23, from (for Jamaica, pot Wee -St Poole, November 23 , from * N N N0vembe,: 0 0,2 v ..4 7 23 17 b.,fr0 r r. 2 2. 3 5 , . from ..... ......... ovember 25, from ' ...........-... Gravesend, November 25, fr0m.........--Dmiat us-ae Llverpool, November 25, from -at Plymouth, November 24, from ..... . . .. Falmouth, November 22, from ...... j j 'v-at Dartmouth, iNuociuber 23, (ono . u c Dartmouth, November 23, from ,_ e oda), November 23, from e„r i Yarmouth Roads, November 23, f rom tts-at Liverpool. November 25, from Qndv Liverpool. November 23 , from .............,, ew . eul Ida, November 23. from .... ....... . •at Portsmouth. ,November 24, um SAILED. to Bra' lonic - g -from -l-----ve"nd' BB frtifrl:e::: : P°° :B ilGNPmif:"emau'arti __ ' B Ntaesc P omeN"be O r"°inN:d: K oth'em72'l3 N e3mNrb:b:2:r;:: W 'to::v'n2!b :. 3msm: T t:b"b s 2s!..rs',7lC4r erar'bpaihrf9:tun:l7.e:Nn)":gbarlool:,:te..'hnifle.u:Offbe.:29teaNNmr,o.ed.i,yeel.nto.ados:.,..7hll.3,iBu.llt.ro2.3..loocana46)...o7.6swileca..o',. w•i a p t i : ss. th i th vi disf ku l . : l, o for I: ; °7 ,: : ::: ) .. B : y r irdi b d. , 0 : 1 ' r e in . g 0 39.3° 2" N e LN v: w .:l dl f 4 : lo ,: n r ; cl t . 7 : at iV 4:3 63. . W m ; -27 N ' . 11 . , , .1 1 .4. 0 .7 4 : 1 1 1 : 1 Olar a r q ( co b ( barque), b ar g e e ), for l lot. (d el t a , .1 Noy . N., MARKETS. COTTON.—LmarooL, Nov. 25.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at i,OOO Wm, and consist of about 200 Pernam. and hieranhans, Bd. to 81d.; 50 Billie, SO. to Ind; end 31.0 Surat, sd. to 81. The market closes with mediums. Compared with Fridiq's rates, prices of ell kin‘is are unchanged. We and little news in the accounts per Canada, few estimates now go up to 2,250,000 for the crop ; middling from New Orleans is dearer from a further fall la the co:amuses. CORN.—CroirecuTaa, Noo. 25.—At We market to dal gem Were good 'applies of Wheat, and mks were Made at priers quoted beneath. Barley in moderate supply, and other grain liberal. Whed, W los. to 101. I. per Iced; middling, Wto W. Barley, to.. to Us. per qr. Oats, lee. to 2.65. Baena, Se& to KM Hy woo Nov. 26.—T10 @apply of OCITIS at OUT Illarket tO-day woo Dot large; only widllolent of Wheat for the neighbourier millers, and late prices were shout sutMool. The Barley windy was tarp, and but little of It that weld be called pod, sad last week's prices were maintained for the beet. Other things as of late ; the supply small. CATTLE, din.--Cormumwam. Nev. 23 —The Sheep trade wee a Ude volved tads', eel meet ef the lots blued purchasers at rather better prises thandesse se al But week. There was • large chow of Bealle a ll palm el vedek were fresh In easclitioa, H thege me Mom the trade throughout the day was Vim sondem 02111Eldy low. There was as the Pig per, etr these of good guilty fully ereYjdggg hat week's prices. Tice big for prime jointers was maik end the Whois were dozed off. BOA were offered at very mo derate prima /apply : gimp and Lambs, 1,710; Beasts, 320; Pigs, 363; Week le; acmes and Poni, 37. lavmmool., Nov. 25.—The 'apply of rattle ia Vale very lags• of Sheep ernell; the demand fair for each, withnut any change hone last week's quotatkais, except rabid big and inferior of Beef, which commanded a slow elle, and priors the Turn . Beef, to Old. 'Sutton, Old. to 6,d. At market : i l a " Cattle; 0,343 neap. Noawtoa, Nov. 23.—Our market exhibited a large show of stare cattle • the buyers Being numerous, a great deal of business was done at ;rites equal to the fair, and few left unsold. No fat besets worth sodas. The pen n badly flied ; keeping Sheep and Lambs in good demand, and all sold. In Sheep a brisk sale, at 6s. 6d. to 7s. per stone. Good store Pigs, 16e. to 20s. per stone. Pat Pork, 44.6 d. to be. per Moon RICILMLNSWORTIL :IM) CATTLI FAIR, NJT. 25.—This fair was well supplied with beset and sheep, and well attended by graziers and jobbers in cattle. High prices were asked for three and four-year-old stein of good quality, but could not be obtained wi bout en abatement of 10e. to 20e, , per head below the offers made at Barnet and Guildford fairs. For inferior store beast of all descriptions the trad, was bad, and to effect sales very low prices bad to be sub-' emitted to. Milking end cows made high prices. Tue 'apply of sheep was good, but the trade Bat, :rept for withers, which sold freely at previous rates. For ewes late prima could not be supported. Lambe were quite unsaleable. Horses plentiful, of mixed character. Cart colts were in request. and made high prices. For all other sorts the trade wee extremely dull. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TVISDAT, Nov. 26, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of ks following plans at Nine o'clock yesterday sunning. The station en arranged fa Draw of latitude. - - • Newt Pees. = L id l it et State et Wafter. Ltseerowe (Dimas) N.W. Omits Brews Overcast l'imeotnic......— W. Wass Brom Parttsll7 Coady Bereave* B.W. Wm; Bream Overesst Borrasemow 'LW. Strong Breese timeless troucsavorra B.W. Herd Wise Omelet Teaserees -.......- B.W. Gratis Breen rim Bessearroars....... . . Belem W.N.W. dame *rem Partially Morly Reszerse... . B.W. Arrow erase Rata 08116NWICH= B.W. Herd Mod Claradkas sins Law OLDVai . . ... .......... Oncworrsa CaIIBIUD.I Meer -...... lessuneaea PillUal0•01818 B.W. SHUN 889,1111 Partially Cloudy Oarwev ..... - W. Herd ril as Homo W. Bird WIWI heikily (lady Bessrnao W. Baca. lams lila Bleacaserze Lemurs& ...... Warm B.W. Gram Bras Orarars DMILIVOTON . ..... NUJ' I3III 8.W. 8 W. W .. Born arras 8M868.1110 aim Beaman .....„ W. ONO' ram Cisolius tunnows — TM DAT, Noon. coar SAX se et Inv/ SW I le "IA Mr et groar. eese. Owseenet. The NOM lin Iho eillswes OM Mel not roach this einem ta lems Ur posells7 ; _they wanton !adieus tie slab arte llatha wisilisi IS del miming at aim Vasa. ___ a.= ....... 4.. Knweisows (Doman) W. I OaMk 1 =mous S. Or ..... DISPIIMA (§' POOLS LW. r osmassems Pantallyamsly OMMllime Mar emblimme Hain-Foe SHIPPI7fB INTELLIGENCE. .111.119 1 .1 0 • 80 : 14 ." .14 .1 . 62 1 r. JAL") CASUALTIES. Bridget from Liverpool to Lisboa, was assisted In here this morning, with boats stove foreamttle, galley, As., earded away.—Aberdovey. N0v .21. Coromandel, W ' Counell, from Quebec to Livorpool was abandoned in lat. 60, lon. 12 ; crow taved.—Liverpooi, Nov. 26. Diana, from Lemke has arrived at San Prewolemb with porebtivcarlui serried away, having beta throw* ea her bean ,tads in s listrkaas, Sept.ll, r W. 2914., Ile W. • • , I il f I /II I I I