The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-23 00:00:00

TIER ARMY OP OMER PAWL& The army of Omer Pasha, with Web be his sew litlaiassold his vest weather Nebel she Casesplea easy el Ueda, maids seeradiag to reliable biellllatille of act lithe 711,000 masa. About 15,000 if *see are steamed la liatessa. Ileakken•Yelek sad Iladest-Kalek. It wee with 20,000 of his bast hew that the Was Soma the pomp of the Idiom With rasped W the ilirdsee epseetkee Is the wary of the Wear, an we &sow is his the sheet report ef Forbad Peeks, tee of the Turkish OA with the eseeptisa of the well•kactwa telegraphie despaask. This lassie ether wasps% with 12 regiosale of lakstry sad 4 resimeate of welly, the maim rood his to Leak. Own Pasha's site& was made hes Seakkan• Lelia %sleet the • poshice ea the lagear ; yet la reality II is Forked Pasha's dimsioa how the teed shag the left beak of the leper that has empened the Rouge's to retreat firm there, sad fall beck ea the heights of luta,. By his advisees sloes that reed, label Peaks savors the farther nomaests of Omar Pasha, who has two rasher aims to stow yet, before he esa offset his jesselea with reeked Pasha. Ammar differ reepestleg the streagth se the Bassiass sear Yogis ; but we Item that Prises loba te is hastily sollestlas there his reesrves. that he say be Ole to wake head saes mere 'galas* the essay la the shah es of Komi& The latest easeeate resolved hen Cos stastraseple give out that Oms Pasha has ales bmight up his reserves, sad the opiaisa perealeat is Staatbeed was, that a mooed eagageseat will take plass awe 05.51.51, where the reads wait that rat hew Kat& te Redoubt isld sad ehelketil—Oolopas Ortitte. It le asterism that the wrier part Il the seem ea Omer Pada% SW insist of Magyar Wages Wily's, sass a snaky canals is the Austen arm, who is a seat Widest officer, a erste of Onwamnsosser Hayman, iris oppsiziod rely the other day to the sonsuad of the emir, corps. arrind at &skims Leith ow tin 23r4 Osteher, mossapawied by Hassid Pena, owe of lb. Fiershier's eider degas?. The lasionsed slim Weight to the girls lodes to adages Mewl* es Niegrolia. Mama• seats ad merged, le senemons with semis swag mess ssiniorly sat to UN Puree fres assail Menroviell 's Imedeparters, that Oser Pasha wield seen with no miens robins, sad woad lad espial wines gutters is Iliageolia. It is said that the Pens kw kept up a esestaat essmausiostime alas the oetbseak d tito vs with wises Awe of Polish entreaties who an Saimaa at the Bombs beedgauten is Warsaw, is tits Criss% sadists, lan. Ilassatey Osiseu. --~- ... . - - MDLLL CURIA NAM 'S CONCERT.—This lady, a mallet wboos arse is an to as, pie a smart last mien at the Haaews•sgasn Resin did, nosideries thb aaniusiosl seine if the year. was pistil wall attaaded. Man Mores swing for the Ant tins la Leaden, sad nage a very Inessable Imprensa. Mis is yew, sad has a pare, froth sayesse isles of aaddaahU power sad mesposs. Her egyle and negation new a yen WNW, sad ebe siap with taste sad issilay. OM sass several &ionise site sad dans et Mwart. Dealestsi, mad Verdi ; sad was wan applened. BM was assisted by Riper P. • Mbs Maeda f, sad Mr. and Mrs. Teassat ; sad instransabi poses win whined by K. Balaton, Mr. Wells, sad Mlle. Cosies ; tie wine Swain as spnablo oworwwwwww.. SOCIETY or Duran Muncula.—Lut this seelety sue the Aret of their eased aesies of Chewable Cesare' et wee. Betas, Is Beraetwetreet. The per gnome, et usual, wee node up Willy of veal wed fir etruziestal ompeeltioes byjeater neestreve of the misty, whleb were mothball, te their toisate. The nest hoperteal of these pines wee a Cleanse !Grottier& bietrameate by Kr. Alfred Manes, emeedissly well oaseated by Mon. CI.. matt, Weimer, Weslelte s mod Witham. It wee grew. seledleia, sad nosh Is the miaow of blesert. The yawl eoespesidces were by Mr. E. Leder, Kr. IL Orsini, Thlrtwell. sad Wes Carboy. The Mogen were KIN P. Thlriere3, KS Leap, Kim Palmer, sad Ur. T. T HE, ExpREBB, FRIDAY EVSN/ItG, NOVEMBER 239 1855. TAUNTON BLIMON. The meeptesse by the Bight Ike. H. Labosebay of the eilee of Wolin Beeretan wader Lord Palastsbnes govesnassat hY seeessilated his manse of his seat for Tomato& The enaennosseeet of the right boa. Beetle- Eases appeintseat estaialy took his esastitaents by sar prise, sad the otateissat woo for maw time dbholieved. BOOM of the seise talk of oeistislar ea Weskits to Kr. Labovarres ream, by rantsf is sandman's a gentlesen passing lean Wass,* ; bat it is set thawed that may serious orrseinta to ids will be awed. We subjoin s wiry a ea Wren whisk the eight boa. readies* hes jest Weal to the nesters of the borsagl: "To the Worthy mad lalipsodent Siestas of the Dome' ellibasess.—Cleatlethee•—lk emplane* of the peat d liewseery of Bute Mr the Wens, whisk her ilsjosti has best pasiesely *ern to wafer epos se, will mate a mew la the seat whisk by Tear fattest I have so lug hill in the House of Osmium Whenever the meatier of peslimme doll sake the fteaker to issue writ fee i f bewillsh, IS is ay bast sak at yew beads mown a the trust Shish fro the WI six sad twenty years you have committed to as. lb sesand derby' that Mai sad eventful relief is well knees te you, mai is onset be easessam far mete le mike we entellnP• 61118 ••= deal @plasm. I had se peassaa awes Mats te but I Lei net donebt omit at liberty to &dine le 40 es. whoa I tenni Iltat it was esaoldsred by other, with whs. I have Imp used, that I send is say degree penes* the psblie envies se Se present jewstare. I believe thee Imy eesibleetly appeal to the desire whisk pc evens slam yen, as well as in ilmo wientay at lure. to give sa sifeative sup port to the present geweraseat la the Spiess poesseaticia of a war which bag buss fined yea us by *ma awl musette segossien, es the saly rens of sooniins or mesa es possible tbi bleseisis of a thimble and huit pease. sta. patienow, You AIWA mg faithful servant, B. Le.noucrinan.-11eigravesquese, 18ev. 31,1866." ILA% Interitatnct. COURT OF QUERN% BERCIL—Nov. 29. UM IN BANOIIOOI3 IMP 41411011111 Z AND /MUM 01141. Melle mama,. MID Mali TOO QOM ON TZIII PIOSIOUTION 01 TIP 011iIIZOK WAZDIMS OF IT. XL1F111 . 6.111. THU 7111.D11, ZNITOODINTO O. socrrr, APPILLANT.-21111 WOZILIWO NAZI aDva•- At the &stag of the mart this mashie, bad Campbell delivered iedgeseat is this sue, whit& was asps& .rte the mesa term. His lordship said the =Zto be ded in this ere wee whether the Web. s Zdasationsi Unica, as demeabed in the need semnal report of that society, was • meaty initiated lathe promotion of seisses, literature, and ea arts, bring ing it within the nosed°a of the & 7 Vie., 6. Skop that the MON wasted by the moiety in the perish of Bt. Malin's alio-FYI& should be *Relapsed from rateability to the the poor. This wee • mast laudable society, and if MO =et s i e rra by the legislature was that lad aha be emeouraged by increasing the heabla ea ate pathgenerally, though those societies were bet lerMMdlapmslbial purposes, this Gaiety would have the Aga of sampais. Looking at this moiety as described is its mead anal mart, the court did not think it eau within the stainable dellaities. It sada use of seienos, literature, and ems arts as pert of the mesas of gaining les skies& ha its math object was set the pre sidia el Mime, literature, and the Ise arts. The Mart sated that the extol was (alluded is 1668, for OM eimmelensg dos working classes, as regarded their moral, pasysissi, easalional, and religious condition, and the lane la aliceam its object were the micourageasent of popaler mid soismille lectures, the preparation of diagrams. wag the Maeda of lending libraries. There was a pro alien that all pablieatioas of the society should be relieved fiat Find ad sectarian bias, but there was so other . Reviewing the various subjects discussed In the he fend that several were of a very gloating nature, but they amid not be said to be aosereted with the Ise arts. For amuse*, two subjects of dissuasion were, " Are we to ask for the ballot ?" and the "Voluntary Pria Ipie. or ea listablishmint." thusly &was not iatesded by the arida lure to exempptt from rateability hams I. which sash sub jects were dbaeeed by lecturers or debating slabs. This was done by the provincial societies, bat it was approved of by the parent sesithy, and was justified cm the ground that seek dimassione weld take, if not there, elsewhere such as in a pothase. &sloth by the laws and usages of Os:society. sem of its purposes were different from that of the promo tion of sebum, literature, and the fine arts, the judgment (dabs wart on this ground meet be for the respondents. Here the immediate object of the society was the elevation of the workin g . classes. It had bees held I. the " Clasen v. Pero** that a society for the purposes of alasatios, though by adrantille means, was not enempt. According to the "Queen v. Ookbarn," and other aathorities, however meritorious this society might be, it could not be exempt, and they felt no regret that they had to some to this emoluicie, for if ash an exemption were to be allowed, every locality might be burdened teethe support of a society hem which it derived no lacal benefit. The jadgmeat of the court would be given for the respondents. Judgment amordingly. ST. MARGARET, WESTMINSTER. The following ie a owed list of the gentlemen &amen matter the mew am, by the perishimers in the re spective wards of this parish, N Set es voatryman mad auditors of easeunts t No. 1 Wann.—Meese. Damisl Themes Lowmtloissha Wells, Jobs Todd, Williams Haddard Theism Weatherly Masters& Marriott, William Willawr Forsook, Septimus Holmes Oedema, George Cyrus Lewis, William Birch, Thomas Sharps'. Gouge Beaks, David Robinson. Auditor : Mr. George Ridley. No. 2 Warn.—Thu Rev. Cyril W. Pap, ILA., John Leftism M H Midst, Req,, Mr. ears Yams, Mr. George Banks, Mr. William Honsego, Mr. Thomas Mills, the Right Haft. J. W. Henley, M.P., Mr. Edgar Horse, Mr. Inward Miles. Auditor: Mr. William Scott. No. 3 WARD.—Mr. Charles Austin, Dr. Edwards Crisp, Mr. Dude' Ginger, Mr. William Ham Pope Rows, Mr. John Joao Shaw Mr. Thomas Seedemore, Kr. Henry Sand, Mr. Rishaid Painter, Mr. James Pike Williams Whateley, Req., Q.C., Mr. William Henry Tunsuieliffe, Mr. William Hoary Lamb Mr. George Trollops, Mr. Liamisol =as, Mr. Irma Bigg. Auditor: Mr. Thomas John THE CAMPAIGN ON THE PRUTH. A rumour has oosed oat at Cometantioople, it the *slam reboil>, when meet of the emigreau reside, that the &mai* Pouch, sad Turkish militasy authorities sow at the Tammy' ham &sera up and settled their plan of impairs he the yea, 1866. All the saveloy of the sllise, two Ansio.Frence sassy cm" the Turkish Oasts I. BM. tria, sad the mares at Shank watering 80.000 stress, an to &deuce ea the Youth la elm umath of 'dank or April met, sad treader the seat of war to Bessarabia. In the Crimea tee allies mesa Most Moistly ma the Weedy& sad it will only be at Bspateria that • form will be kept in readiness, to so in saes of need. This plea is decidedly no Utopian dream of the mama* slam the Ponds wends cannot possibly think of again limiting the teatest to the Crimes for the year 1864. Oa the eastrary, they meat be devising how to commease their osentimo, se as to occupy with the least loosed time the most importaat him of attack sad defence }weed by the Bossism, the right beak of the Posth. Whether the Madill§ will be able is the mune of this winter to being op fresh forme to Sishemff remains to be sea. Ia the winter ending 1852 *ad asherlai ia 1863, they most eertaialy did bring op troops while the greuad was covered with it wad mow.— Aumeswy Ossette. THE BALTIC. (raom ova KIEL, Nov. 19. The Locust arrived here this morning with the last mail which had been received for the fleet at Dung* from England. Admiral Baynes was still at Nargen, where he would likely remain for some tints in c harge of the flying squadron, which will maintain the blockade as long as the weather will tiit. The Falcon and other meals are reported e Harrier, which also mune in to-day fees Ifaxo Bound, to be still watching the Swedish oast. se su Armenian trader, now in we of the ports dum b will, it is understood, endeavour to land a lot of reedmes in Russia whenever she can elude the vigils= of our cruisers. The same vessel, it is said, worries in a similar enterprise last year, and they tbeedsee reckon the more confidently on being able to mg oat their plans this year also. Them are other Veni a l however, where similar arrangements are in progress.' At Lubeck, in particular, it is known that prepara tions are making to despatch vessels for Lilian and other Russian ports the moment it is thought they may be enabled to rasa their destination. These cargoes, however, chiefly consist of colonial produce, of which they are said to stand in great need on the northern shores of the Gulf of Finland, sad in the Russian portion of the Gulf of Bothnia. It is not unlikely that brimstone and saltpetre may also be forwarded by that route, as the transit by rail way through Konigsberg do es not now afford the acme facilities as formerly. From Copenhagen we hear of great preparations which are making for the reception of General Can robert at that mart. RISFONBIBILITY OF RAILWAY COXPANSII PO Looosoi.—ls the Liverpool siosety emir; ow Toledo', jademeet wee given la the rase of " Wissalle. the Limbs sad North-Weston Railway Campeau," is will**, phis tiff, a commercial traveller, claimed 231. se compsmaties for the lam of a desk stoles from a carriage fa the Lise•street Station (when it had bees placed by one of the mespny's mitten) whilst the plaintiff was is the asfreslusest room. Three grouada of defence wen takes: that the pilishir sot bowleg booked whoa the desk was Wass, me Nana bed Dees intend isle, sad therefore the esetpesy were set easpeesible fur the loss ; that the desk was sot " lug . withis the emliaary 1111“2/11r of the set of paths meat sad that the ardor beaks and private papers in the desk were m 111,10 W wiris lee amain of Ma Carriers' Ast. His Hewes Bedded the le lint objection could sot be impulsed, as the esetplare seinest had takes cup of the plaialff 's Inger. sad plead it la the carriage ; and es M des semi sad third eligeglises, that nothing weld be same esseadelly Mews Ibis a leaveltiag desk, inept. perbege, milks el awed snaked fee the jourary. sad 11.11111 beets were absolately astromary to ammonial ter vises is order to any is their beriame. He thee gave dm plaintiff a verdiet Ilse MN this declared vase of the desk M. 10s. for the issegveglesse adobe from the loss or tabs ails, basks, sad else pommy as tiss mousisel value of the =rem He else allowed the plaintiff his costs. Oteerthers. Toss lelasAosnorr op PHI &ruin COMMIS Ratiwev.—ls the Hirai* Tessa Cesosl ea Wednesday Ids. Genii GRUM aunties le the smeesemest of the Resler. Osman Ileilwey, that the Nereid' IneMe was tamed mead by tlegabridge isstead =f hil.blZl at :11 a Ur sr e I. b ig LI r e la. be gu erom:e i rsa islet Is the aerthera &hen" mad he beget the Mane would Naves, a pubis melba ef the ialiablemate to eoe side MN natter. The Mayer Mr. J. G. Peliam) said he was sabred esempealease with various parties ow the =sad bed'well be happy_te swede se the request Mau Sir a. syz?i i r., said be was ass of the Net mmeillitte it ugh to regelate sub =Mlles, Wan BMWS COMM had slanted so exclusive AIN M Wa+ siet lll7l. If be was fortified with a sat mo de ele the be said pwbsps be abie to Meet sees dame& Mr. suggested that the Mayor should he -e red to sill a speeded siestiag of the council to consider Ole 11111011 WON of the present coaditlea of the railer., immimmidills haven Nerwieh and the .sighboartood ash tie metropills. This was seastmesely speed to. BOTAL 010011APHIOAL 80421372.—Evesing meet- Nov. hi, at haltpese eight o'hisek.—Papers Ole MI 1. llem* ea the lisp ‘Hmeasses. Hearse, erti tie llesealelas MIA/masa. emeeested Mesa on . Myths Zee. J. IL Peeler, A.M., essesesisated by • Beg l• MO.& 2. Reports re- Waft trai Attie% as sawed ia Mastbars awl ea the maw Oseik with a sow seep of the annatty. 13. the Bee. Jamie March, emmieseell by the CUT* Miseleasey Oak* DriTUISMICIE AT TAUNTON MAIIZZL—The Aar knee Jsunsal_pebllass ea ammo ef sate disorders whisk leek plasm et Temeleg Mime last haiwgiley. ad whist it issaassei with the imiess et ~.,Bose. it um. t o the halm mast, end Is gad*, fi st it el lb. Ms et Md. per perk wit easel eneseediel Islam to the Isla to S ill sat mess el tin rissiii• as their Me p,l.s of 4 14 . Mwil- ossimir lieressi . of Ms rabbi% le is were takes pasininussia—Ay era Ms. lincars 1112A121111- • 11 /0 Nth 1 1 , Leedeakellehest. sod Crystel am pi e = mi e le. l arida meseteserz WhirrilalmaMty hasty Wadi kir presermass. "lle r s 'agarots Wr ilit altin ke s Iseara raimi igs" ilambisims 6111 ". 1111 111 . 14 ••••- kg Min 11016 .41 7 1 A N = =VW= 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMlgarrr, Nov. 22. Arroorruns.—Lioa tomato A. Deer (1864), to the Basilisk, 6, peddle wheel Mau ono, of 400 hens rower, at Pertersotith ; .sal IL Comber (1265). to the Penevirasse, iris sum swan store ship, of NO hone peva , . at Woolwich. Peptises, Z. IL Bisse (1161), to the Permeresoe. Moistest Clerk J. IL &Nei& to the Perreverosee. PORTBMOUTIL Nov. 22. TM Thais. eld tl gm Mine, was Mee foto Mk to • to he semersed losdug shard for the in of the Imes Inhale seems et the den Theleigpsesse.k piddle sleep, Comeasder F. Wanes, west am el barker to-da to try her neeldsery. It m amma my too& but the pt embossed. 'Do limb lon, stews tog, arrived ken Liverpool kis monks with a sew menu vessel is tow. The latter le ea vessel, Mb ef ins. the pines = beim se an , thisk BM is S 5 MS km, 11) lest bean , sad d bel drip. sod abase TO Ms Mink She was built by Ik. Ii if illibishseL lbsslisbe esswer, a number slather Ism mono em will Is built. Mosher meter Isiwolcoles Inditetbes, k expand Mai from /Amiss. sad Ow two ere so be tried here. TM Lisard, keener, arrived sadly ben the eastward. • farther trial of the sew libber* of Nir. Olarkesa was made miley is the passes of she Ossussadn is Chief, V ise-Admiral Sir T. I.Ombmse. UMW Illapownesitdest Narks, sad a amber of other ellsiolA The papal foamy of Ws trial we. the ease milk Ml* asek. or Main Map. et eassiderobie Me she Mese* amid be eselossiode Mik Medd etthe UMW men by whisk the tiAban hersysery of dm ben b obbiaeL These sem ere II ts amber, M. of mOO% ass* et men sin sad My sweepy Ow epee =soft mespied by the eir.ttglil sampan. et Mfrimpaw. By the mid of 12 of than Masse • aeliamka. upwards of 100 Mt is Mph, was femeL bri a: trial woe vary setkfasessy, sed pond the wary rare. to whisk this Ilibiten end her blimp sea be toned. livery properstka he. boos mile to sewn the soul of the spindid 60 gas esrew ftfgsM. Shassoo, cm Saturday. at 11 esiesk. DUBLIN, Nov. 22. The Royal Cheshire Militia. 900 strong, arrived at Kingstown, this malting, from Plymouth. They proceed to Newry. The City et Dahlia ILMtia ere to leen Dann lon Monday next, for Aletenbott. The following official communication from the First Lord of the Admiralty has been leaned by the Cork Harbour Commiseioners, in reply to a memorial from the inhabitants. It will be seen from it that the espeetatioa of a portion of the Baltic fleet wintering at Cork is doomed to disappeiatment "Admiralty, Nev. 16. ff Bir,—l have nano' year Mee oldie 14th last., aid you mast see, upon redeetise. that the MUMS of her Majesty's ships most be determined bides demands of the settles, add that it metal set be onsiMeat with my duty In linen assumes that tends would Ye stationed at say nosely at the regent ed .the iababitanta of the neigh boarbood.—l am, As.,"Coati WOOD. " The Mayor of Cork." The baggage of the Westmeath Rides was pat on board the Niagara transport at Queenstown, on Tuesday, and the entire regiment embarked yesterday for Portsmouth, when it will homeland. lisconn &demesne Itionnue. Twenty-eight offieen and 622 sea conississicnied *thousand men of this regiment have volunteered for envies is the Mediterranean. The names of the officers are as follows :—Major the Earl of Cavan. Canna—R. J. Blade., B. Harwood, C. H. 8. Pickwick, A. Waring, B. R. Dampier, B. G. Richard., B. C. C. anode, and B. Hoelditah. Lieutenants—A Dota l:oohs, B. Hetherington, W. H. fiparway, B. Spinney, G. Chamberlain. W. Barrett, J. A. Clarks, A. H. Ricketts, sad W. J. B. Poole. Besigas—G. 1.. H. Poole, G. Gyles, C. Center (Acting Qaartargasster), J. F. Wilkinson, H. H. . Parkes, J. Bellamy, K. -A. A. B. Creab, and C. J. 0. - en. Burins H. B. 5.h order. Captain sad Adju whence. Her Majesty's dean transport Urgent, Commander Phillips, went into Portsmouth lireamar yesterday ismulag to disembark her passage's end invalids. Those poor fel lows were miserably off on board the ship, owing to her tads( is water at the wrappers sad scuttles, and era satu rating their desks: the troop deck wm soastantly wet, sad the rouadkouses on it were useless sad ineapablo of afford lag sosseamodation from that oases ; ems, women, and allows bad to make ass of °thin mi the upper deck in cos sequesar. The sew mortar raft has left Woolwich Dockyard for esperimeutal trial at Bhoebuipases. OADZIIS TO BUILD OVNIIDATII AND MORTAR Vann.-- Hr. John Laird. of Liverpool sod Birkaabead, has received alien to bun 10 wooden's/ow gunboats, each of 240 tom and of 60 bosses' power, of *agar character aid sesames, to the Arrow, Beagle, Lim. ewe Viper. Hs is also building several he. mesas bee,, s sera se pontoons if required. The sign ins Nbe awns& by March No town than 126 sins" aN maid o we is preparing timber A thwasead feast alai aseseete tioa is to be erected, and the sheds ere le be Veiled with pm ; the nes worklag night sad day, in order te empiete the roams within the umitod time allowed.—Monsksakr Guerdiws. LAUNCH OP A 017x10•!. —A htdelti screw gun boat, sassed the Weadaree. was launched yesterday from Mr. 0111011 . 6 yard, at Bleehwell„ with perfect sootew. There we nee other gnabosta building for the Admiralty is the maw 7wil. NEW MARBLE Boar OF THE QUEEN.—We have mash pleasure (says the Manch/der Guardian) in being abto to anon= to ear readen the latention on the pane Mr. Aherne& Bases to prewar to the =gondola of Man. I Ghee= • Wand best of her Most Orations Majesty the Qesse, ia mello t e be plead lathe Town 11.11, I. sow Intimating of bee Modesty's visit to this city in October, 1911. We host do Mr. Banes has lone had this ism ; bet say latianden of it till the peseta time would, elniees the hes hese re. A short time aim dash. the nepeedip Nicholls, Beg., my iamb* was hawed* Mr. Adderese Barnes, his pro. denewee i the din al dire raegitemme dee city. that he helgisatellatthowlfeble,lsq.,ollesensrest, Berkeley. %IVwhose nedia, we nay state, the Mauch's= O:a memorial is w making rapid towards eengletiss--• eedeniuden to eases, a aafiwal marble b u m e m s ongess. whisk whoa einghled.ll gen ide llsensis) WWI= le pelmet w the de.,—adis el New dames, sor the perms of boles pissed la the Tows Bell, n nsesoriel d the enspb6llll dit of her eon grub= egspay to U 6 shy. We eadesstaad that the day nodal is shandy la a reward state, eel that It bas bola prououseed by net competent pidgin ts he, sea in its aelbsished coa• dines s very happy sad easy likesses of the Queen. It wee t ilt by the mam a as eels by 16 Alderson Bantle, to be Thy issigebie to slaw, V passible, ter Mr. Nehk, the Meese of gallop ban her xymq pia ads seseasplitti the nee sailebessey kit I sad the at.yer wisely ilsbaradsed empty M en adds addtbser the Bar) of Edson* he Ms kY mehlease ia obbilledsg the sets- Gary seems of the Sane Ind Illsessen reality under. task to be the maim el posseing the hunk regime d rte nays, n St speseatathe of tbe nes% le bee Majesty s sad I. bM helm to the atm Me lediip stated =offal= Oat Mr. Nehle's works p an e hies, wave se be is. Is the his Nos of lideg It..IYY eaglet=i Sat 11a bine et mai who Soo giddied thee way to eeeles.eo inn a swift ph* of SI shentilisee advaseges; est ihse theses hts lordship did nee 616 pineal sherbets shade be mash esaddeiwi de haws et shale goinininbes la art, it ale a seihanits to Iles to led that la this ewe a geedmrsitially he dbialibn and edvasseet *es te gee when hie Iseddip beam to be worthy et k la sal easpestit. The applisnien to oar gushes Queen, we are peed to say bee set bate ueseasseifali fee ta • sub. toothed lees Lied 111•1•110 the miyslo iedgened thse her lisjeen has peeked? esasentod, whin le landes se beam 16 Neils MO • deihz Near seals deedneeelies w naji m a ty peet on keg do an Ada the Towanda aWof s bee ISM dal be weedy net only d the ebibg his the rsag mist, bet to ass stoat a the rise seed whis k e ale. *Needed to allm measersto.—Miaskrifgr Gairdirs. Aucs Ltinume irsam—The Mae chookr lisessiwir MMus US thepegesseetes of the 64/beid. with &stied in libel. bp the Ss . Lila* las ISA withdraws. thi edideor for the dafeadst t o eared sot sly that 6 ppeeeann @Sold be pa* but tam os @piggy ahead be Is the paper. THE STRIKE AT MANCHESTER. The only cheap in the situation is, that the opera tives et Mean. Poole, and Co., Bradford-street, who had accepted the reduetka offered by the employen, bat who bed reported at a public meeting that they were earalag higher wages, have bees persuaded to strike. They pave notice, yesterday moraiag, to their employers, that they would cease working In [oarless dip, if the original prices ware sot restored tithes. The third weekly muting of the factory operatives . strike and their friends was held in the People's Institute es Wednesday, bat was of • less isteresting character than 111000 that had,preceded it. Thelbousrazy opened the business by again cautioning the operatives oat of work to be cautions is their daily webs fee proonsiase) through the streets, to be peaceable, muissidier give issalts or tate notice of insults from other peg*. They had with them at meant • greater amount et psi& sympathy than turnouts ever lied before, end they se& le be careful to rreseres it. He then read the reply of the masters to the memorial of the committee, sad own. I 'tented upon it, but disclaimed any int ention to give a rsply. l The reply, he said, would maim from the committee, after, due ceesideration sad we is drawing it up. He took credit for the operatives that, by their own teammate course in' addressing their employers, they had elicited from them an answer eharsoterised by a Mee of moderation which was usesst r and Whisk mistreated strongly with the spirit in whisk . KISS* had personally treated them, when he thsoWthe siesseld lido the fire and refused to entertain it. lb* stsoileill had evidently made as fting between the UM sod their employ that might ad to a favourable hems. It was sot wall that in any eatabliehment there distil be ill feeling on one side, and seers, tyranny, eel eighth ea the ether, and he hoped, from the toes of the sesslese ellaileniest now published, they might look forward to better doge, (Applause.) In this statement the nesters said Oleg could not give the prices they were new mils Wen the Mess paid by the masters is ether twos wile Iblellpht up to the same standard. Bet this was Sew laaffestra Did the masters recollect 1863, whoa illeepratlese el Preston aro& against the wealthiest illiliselietna is Lioadidu there, who were paying the lowest pills d coq mese= is the district ? They thes said that their" was set gee of wages, but whether the mason be siestas is their owe establishments; and they, the amen of Idereekesitir, tins entered into a emnbioatios and subscribed mess% use to help the turnouts, but to help the meters of Pesten to crush their own workp= (Cheers.) Such was the oesditet of the man who sow of bringing wages at Manchester down to the studied of other towns, sales, the wages of other towns could be brought up to the Manchester standard. He concluded by l moving that, notwithstanding the statement of the masters to the effect that a redaction of otiose was the only alum. ties, the operatives on strike still adhere to their first me. egotism, that short time was the better remedy, and that they promise to do all they ma Ludlam short Wu ia Mkt dktricts. This resolution wee eieculed sod seeded. The 8201laTAIIT said asotker resoisties had bees pew pared, pledging the operatives to resist arty vedeedso la their wages, and to use all legitimate mesas dir obtaining' sympathy and support from the publis to enable then to carry out that resistance. He thought, however, as their reply to the masons' address bad as yet bees drawn up, this reeolution had better he withheld for the pewit. A costawinication from the Barbers' Seeksty was reed, pronsishig their assistance to the men on strike, bat impress ing a hope that the operatives who wished to support their own prices would sot patronise the haUposay shaving b4l:(Applause and laughter.) 4; 811CURILItt —The meeting laughs, but it is no laugh lag matter. They are quite right. (Hear ' hear.) An OPISATiVII said the workmen at Melon. Pedal's mill had just had a shop meeting, and wished to state the rash. The 81011Wealti said it bad not been intended to go into that business till the next meeting, but he might INS well cow angeluses that the heads at Pooley's m bled agreed to strike, and would give the requisite noden sea inernieg. He hoped, however, that the business media he settled before that notice had expired, so that the spear Wm at Pooley's would not bawl occasion to eases work. There was one ether shop working at lower prices, and that, was the large mill of the Ozford.road Twist Company. The hands had submitted to a reduction there, aid Mr. Cooke, one of the firm, was so proud of his soma is redwing them that be had boasted of it at Messrs. Kennedy's mill, and said hie workpeople were perfectly satisfied. That was a fair challenge to the operatives on strike to fetch them hands out if the could, and it remained to be saes what sold be dew. (Meow) • rile 'beaks if 'ks and three cheers were gives to Pooley's Mods, and it wee immunised that the operatives of Messrs. peas and Thompson, whose notice expired es thews. gins night, had agreed to work another week on the old mos, so that their strike would be postponed till seat loseisy. The meeting was the adjourned till next Wednesday. BEEIOI/11 ACCIDENT ON THE STAGE.—Os Tuesday "Teeing last an accident, which might bars beta attended with fatal resalta, seemed to HMIs. Julie, at the inymostb Theatre. Shortly after abs bad append in the introduc- WM WWI r the fairy extravaganza of the "Good Woman la as West," her dress accidentally essaht nd the imatetials (tarlatan) being of a light combustible Sr., Oharaeter sits woo absent fasmataammaly enveloped is flamer. All sow« a mind appeared at the earns time to desert her, sad ebb iiesbed to the aide of the sup, where she as eight by s Sall sad powerful man named Hooper. Her Mass of (Nosy, however, wee sash that be was suable to held ber • she pushed him aside. and rushed "moss the stage samdepeil to Me isms' at be burning dress. At its other MA" she w:e rip tts by • OM nested Fitch, bat after ha bad boss imaatiabiseadeavour to bold bar sad p u t set the imam tete bassi( away from him also. Mr. Nsweembe, sa satiag the mesident from the hest of the Ames, where be happened to be standing beamed mthe =sad baling arrived be summed.' la tbrowing Sallie Mw, sad the fire was sztimpahhed. Dr. Fos and Mr. WYNM, the samme, were used hr, sad arrived a few allsat.s. when it was feed this An had been IMmeall. She was the. mumps/ to be Wry" wiblie Mgr i ii aid sere that masa' iir ellaideempad FEIVOLOIIII OBJECTIONS BT THE TORIES AT THE as _TM." to b ar. 411.11%plakin asPallai 1101 . 1 11111 WWI KR= BROISTRATION COURTS. Last Dien a SSISORR ema cr alsitsmsat, ma • gof imp awe= far nubile seeds' wes held at the Lecture Hall. Greenwicb, the thelegbent the Mem for themag es taking into coasideradoa the system of are SOUIR_Do PA the erwithet will tiente Me aad m ions adapted by the "irks at the remit as WadmadaY ham were entuftehdd ad a m ounureal der the Marko of Lewiebama and Black- OT TWO CONVICTS FROM WOOLWICIL.— imaib. Dr. Tani., of Dimokiteatb, occupied die &sir. Yesterday swain, stew the *omelets M Wedwish bed Ibmilatime Seadsmaatory et the attack so wajastillably hem mid off Ute to the heavy wish et the Anamd , taste ages the dikes of the elector., and enamdile ales tire of them mans to aim their RISS.I. oil them th e reviles bastimew for ant awarding seta la Ibe ammeal was named home , mad 27 and a native et Myelio end ermatines objections, were amminaidp Damien The ember was amid Witham g il t adopted. • pedalos was ordered te be prepared tar me flopeers. a satin et Mnfleikand by Mai • emetatima to the Memo of Oommeas for the redress of se grimier. Th em ere about UM painsait impinged la aeries" a grismaes, and the followiar gentleman TIM weeks, may of whom are winkle, eat lets MRS sad , lal a. dalltaliaa, h the 1101111 e Bew•aw7le bats of, which are readily seined by Os* sunims tile me • reach BOROOOM. B. caase. 0. W . smanstl, G. W. lasibted to try the experintrat et maim sat I. dimuls" Meshes, sad F. Sadgrom, limrs. The proceasUage this with the from wishing pestles. termimied. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. IMO= ma. MILIMAINT Charles Gibson, 17, was indicted for feloniously receiving 6 iron gratings, value 30a., the property of her Majesty, under the control of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, well knowing the same to have been stolen. Mr. Cooper appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Nibtolt 188 the primmer. Is the month of June last a number of iron gratings were mimed from over the drains in Kensington Gardens; and a watch being kept, a little girl wu detected in the act of carrying one away. The prisoner kept • marine store shop, No. 2, Palau-place, Kensington, and on that occasion the sergeant ooutable of the gardens celled at his shop and inquired whether any gratings had been offered to him for sale, when the prisoner stated that on the previous day • little girl offered him one, bat on piing to the police sta ir .. , he could not or would not recognise the girl who was in custody, and she was discharged in conesquenoe. The sergeant then cautioned him, and afterwards repeated the caution, not to partikase way gratings, and he promised that he would sot, and that if any were offered to him he would let the °Moen of the gardens know. On the 7th in stant, three girls were seen to enter the gardens, end one of them, named Ann Bess, 12 years of age, was observed to attempt to pull up one of the gratings, but she failed ; she tried another without sueoeu, bet in the third attempt she got the grating up and pat it under her shawL As she was walking away one of the constables took her into custody, and she thee confused to having taken • number of the gratings and said theca to the prisoner at his shop. In eons.- quince of this &unstable paid him • visit, and asked him if be bed purchased any iron gratings ? and be replied that he had net. The girl Bass was with the constable, and on the prisoner being told that she bad admitted having sold him one on the previous day, be acknowledged that she bad. They went into a cellar, or more," as it was called, and there one of the gratings we. found, and on being asked if he had any more, be replied that he had not, bat on • fur ther Dunk being made five others were found. They weighed about 30 lbs. each, were nearly new, and it sp. peered that he bad given the girls Bd. each for some and 7d. for others. The girls were celled as witnesses. They were evidently the shildren of respectable parents, and they stated that they took the gratings, thinking no harm of it. and sold then to the prisoner, and spent the money they received from him in SW•ttallialg. The prisoner's fattier was also • dealer in marine stores, keeping a shop in Limon grove, and it was stated that he had put the prisoner into the shop in Palace place because he was unable to work at his own trade, that of a carpnter, an account of his bad sight. The grates were worth 80a. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended him to many or. account of his youth and • good eh& reeler he had received. The Assistant Judge said the ground upon which he 000. minuted the prisoner was the bad example and bad educa tion be had received from his father, who also carried on a' marina sten shop, and had, without a doub', initiated his son into his own habits of business. He inquired if the father wee present. The constable mid be was, and on his making his ap pends', The Assistant Judge said he wished him to see the spec tacle of his own son, a boy of 17, standing at that bar through the bad education he had received from hie parent, and he only prayed that every hour the boy would have to pass in prison would be ten times more bitter to the father than to hire, and sincerely did be wish that the law would allow him to sentence the father instead of the boy, and most surely if he were in the dock in the position of the prisoner, the court would pass up , n him the most severe sentence it could. As regarded the father, it was about the most aggravated ease be ever knew, avid on that ground, believing that the boy had been led into it by the bad ex ample of his father, the court thought it wield deal leniently with the prisoner ; bat be now saw the consequences of such practices, and it was to be hoped that be would redeem his Amebae after he cams out of prison. The sentence was that the prisoner be kept to hard labour in the House of Cerruti= for six months. The two girls were they called up, and cautioned not to steel in future. 111011 XL 'WITHAM. Henry Clerk, 18, and William Fisher, 19, were indicted for steeling from the person of Jane Jordan, a purse, a Walt man sad other monies, the property sad monies of Wil lem Yreka. The prosentrix, the wife of a coachman, living in Lyall mews, Belgrave-squire, on the morning of the 14th inst. met the prisoners in Upper Grosvenor-street, end they Jaquith& of her the way to Sloane- street. Having directed them she went on her way, but had not proceeded many yards when she was overtaken by a crowing.' weeper, run d Webb, who was neer the spot when she first met the pri soners. From what be said to her, she examined her pocket sad then discovered that her parse and its contents were Rose. Upon this discovery, the peoreutrix pointed out the 'simmers to • person named Bridge, who was passing by at the time, and he followed them for some diastase, but before he got up to them he saw Fisher drop something on a heap of mud, and Clark jumped upon it. He laid bold of Fisher, and soother man lsid hold of the other. Oa examining the heap where Fisher heti been WWII to drop something, the prosecutries purse and its contents were found. Tte prisosen were then taken to the station hoses by a polies- constable, who had also seen Clark jump upon the heap of mud In which the purse was afterwards found. The prisoners pleaded guilty to the indictment. Fh i r ig eemviosa convictions were put in against Fisher, and one Clark ; bat Sergeant Smith, of the B division, w ho was ha attendance, was ready to prove seven or eight ernaan ravietions against both the prisoners. Mr. Witham said this was a most artful system of robbery, by going about and asking persons whom they met in the street to direst them to a certain place, and whilst persons were engaged in Riving them the information, they took the opportunity of robbing them. He then eenteneed the: each to petal servitude for four years. Mr. Witham then perused the 1141 t OfB2lllMt sod having ordered the crewing sweeper (Webb) to be :salted into court, sold that his conduct " most praiseworthy, and it was with regret that in addi tion to his ordinary expellees he bad not the pewee to order him a reward for bis exemplary conduct. Webb said he felt grateful to his worship for this expres sion of approbation. He had eerd la the militia, bat had hens arspelled to resign in consequence of M-health. 2H3 POLICE GOURTS. IWIBION-110 William Bartlett, 41ea14,;ati two little tr ger t;ere brought before Sir B. . Carats, eliespd with It opposed. ups a strict iuveSl. late the drew& etemeas, that the two children bad beta ladasod by Bartlett, without knowing that they were Namibia; say Weser, to kin la it. W. Watkins, 495, said—On Saturday inning, at half -isa wma **dock. illy attention wee tolled to a stable ia l Craws-look Upper Thameo.street, sad the three pies-- were given Ste custody by a mew he • eerier est two Jackals Bartlett deeded thet a :6 44lll a get Ibe property, bat one of the boys said Bartlett bad the estilse. sad the other said that Bartlett bad does it, ana l lbe musket and jackets were found la the lodes: of Bart le% aseseeled in a cupboard. Tbe rim e of the court said they knew moth's( of the two obildrea, bet they bad loss known Bartlett, who had beet la the habit et leading other boys into the sounknies of mime, although he had been three times assisted of theft last einserely jogged ; that he was the wont sad the eldest ' thief they knew and that there was no sort of robbery be was not r eady to assist. . Sir B. W. Carden having sent for the parents of the two NW boys who were at the bar with Bartlett gad aseartoised Meg they had belt" wetland them as to the cause of the dime against them. They said they had haus but a day or two, from sa occidental meeting la the Mee& That he took the, to the stable and compelled them to assist's' taking away the musket sad jackets, by Saw them that he would shoot them if they did not do as be cloned them, and that he bad made them promise to ge cg seat day to take away other property from the stable. Bartlett said that one of the boys who were at the bar eertainly knew nothing about the game that was going as, bat the other, the moment be heard of it, 1 . pushed Ste it "at ono& He assured the alderman that the sheeting business was all a lobe, and that all he wished himself was to pt into the House of Occupation. Biz H. W. Carden committed Bartlett for three mouths to the Hose of Correction, and delivered the two children to their parents. Willies Whiteford and Henry Howse were charged with having stolen two sabre (neckerchiefs) from the premises of Mr. Wiosoutley, of Bread street, warehouse--. The prisoners, who were apprentices to Mr. Leans, of the Minorite, had been sent by their master for a tarpaulin to the prsecutor's premises, and stole the property as they were performieg their duty Mr. Lazarus said that he had observed round the seek of one of the prisoners a saber which he thought rather above what was generally worn by persons in the condition of his 'potentiate, sad the prisoners upon being called by him into the presence of Hr. Win. stanley, confessed the: they bad stolen the articles, and gave sa ea suss that the weather wee getting very cold, sad that they thought to protect themselves from the rigour of this changeable climate. The prosecutor requested that the alderman would deal leniently with the cue, and Sir B.W. Carden seetenerd the prisoner to imprisonment and hard labour for two months in the House of Correction. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S--TutruDAY. Soaresly twenty subscriben dropped in, end the business Minutia!' was too insignificant to moire notice. MARKS= COTTON. laythisteth, Nov. IL The atorket deal ktok Prior of Arsetheen ere per lb- tower 4101, l alt o * show of mew at*. per and lthwved• MEC rief 114 lower. All odds sone aro without 'hasp. yka bum the half or ilia an Anode= (alt takes by the Credo u and Mambos. lo t _lde E4=1 .14 14. to la; Ili 2,000 borate. to Wade th., yoth _by Moides tb s Woe dose tide day west Allba bello-114110 1.000 re ethoolatlon—thavtag IWO bathe to the baba ...loft tbr the week ere very With,. COTTON 000D6.—Ilatioomawk Nov. fl.—Tb. nada lat. sad Woe area". ream prOollt la cloth aal praTra; Yoe Inds N. Mgt kin beim am real at l pm _awl Ile lealma totasEN TR the Min tab k i pail Sr &Wm to_ esit part et tba amid la pamodoi Nadi start pals to mat It* atasts tla Pont. amlaillot of. MIMS UM Os soNauts tiz tax e r la abs id w h i aim aal tima al tbi tar asso = lllll Pr i all. Woo, time to kw loniaL Z i t Raab awl yob" twist aallad to Intl thssmebtla is tatherthaa bat weak. WOOLLZWlL — Basasses.as.l3.—Wssitallytisisilso the t ia . son issagigsd last mak* ssessgssess d tbs sgbilsil swag si which the Oileafal wed miss bass gassoslsL Ws rest. isissu r . wy thst asseggis tog smissessrsts ulnas as lift Time Ls a WINN dekg is wag deseptioas of mambo tote goods. CORN.—Bauenteasm. Nov. 2L—At Glows* market, et a i 11th, wheat was le. MIA pm qr. dearer ; at Wortester.zase a trade rthildalkei Moat ths mummy Of the previa week. Beam ep. Warm ; sad este ware hail toe • Mu: and pees analtered. Oe Waft, the Lams Mewed Bs retell peke of Saw Its. 4d. per s e ek; bat moms wheat Mma aod the Wee reparbd an at • dedbm ef lae fis far ss. bow as deer. Oats only takes la retail, Mlle aimed pima Beans • slow ate. bat as. Mew. At Waleethemptee. wheat wee Is to 3s. per qr elempse, with • kept emely If= At MY day's market there tea a pod supply of erbeacjag MI re ads eind•fill. at the above *AM floe barley gave My la mem ImMit prises wen not sabsalthel to ke oats. Beim mho el ei t . Lem 'equity be peas. Banos, Nov. IL—We had • fair supply of wheat, the pea* pet if villa, °Meg to the anthems! Amp weather, was meek am et gladhllea ; • few lots, perhaps, did not maim quits so much mem =really, the best paresis fully malataised last week's prism was Is geed smell , sad met a good sale at Is. pet qr.adome. 41b. gat. • qr. was for • very prime lot, and many ems get at Ms. In ceZbss, and peas, no alteration. Wheat, beet em, to Els.; 75e. to $71.; inferior, Me. to 765. Baby, 1175. Mak Oaf; to Ns. Bey* Me. to des. Pegs, 43e. teat neat, Bah per milt. Sta. to 614.; sewed; 60e. to 63e. IL—Thers was a good &Madame at ow mate the amenlag. Pala wry Mese :Ming prevailed. The bast quash 01 .... 112 mad Maids wheat as warmly be quoted lower, bet seta • &WM eif le. to 2a. per quarter on the forma 114 7. - 7isi per 7tlbs es Os. latter must be noted. nom was am tested, sad may be esßd Is per seek cheaper. In other arias there was way huts pa a& but previous pilots true fully Ma tidied, and theme Women rather exceeded. Newsom, Nev. 21.—We have had • good attendance, with a IM show of samples here to-day. The inquiry for wheat was bat sad, and at het week'. perfume. Poe malting barley there wee a hid de stand at la pee qr. adman in price, but for grinding barley, cm. and bearadrut hula busies. transacted, and valiant any thereen in nine. The following are the emcee : —Wheat, white, eh; red, Ste. to Lse. Barley, making, 42a. to 41A; Wahl' to 40e. Oath, W. to 15s. Itsermay, Nov. 11.—We have • good supply of whea t and seer trade, at a decline of Is. on the bee, and 2i. on mond, deal MalL Ll moderate supply for th e season, and fully la. deems d sorts. Osts, beam and peas me dull, without thaw In plea Thames, Nov. 21.—Man pangs of grain are aimed by th continued desalt wea th er, a nd are out of conditko. The trade V* Is dull, and lam week's prime are barely enplaned. Wm:mom, Nov. 11.—Tbe supplies of wheat to oar sanethi. somewhat increased sines Saturday last; and, though widen mi actual mimeo, pekes rule exceedingly arm at °ululation deg data. The receipts of oats and barley continue small; prise d a. former are without change, while the lance readily commadu s hame-mem of I< per bet In foreign wheat we are not Medd any transactions • but In Indian own a moderate beams balm dons at very full 'prices. Bortsaaen, Nov. 21.—We had in the market today LOS qa of wheat, 2.633 qrs. of barley, 1,079 cps. of tots, and el qra. et Wm Therowere told —tt heat, 1,103; ber1ey,2,035; oats, 1,031; and Mem 55 qrs. A large market to-day. Wheat was much swiss, sa4 fahl down. Barley, &though down on the enrage, was a little theme with many parade. Oats ware deem so were beam. As coma& with last week, wheat was same as last on tip, end I. den • average. Barley was Is. up on top, and NI. up on avenge. On were Is. dd. up on top, and It ld. up on avenge. Bean mg la up an toe, and Is. ba up en averse,. Wheat, old, 61s. Is Be, Barley, 355. to Me. Oat., as. 44. to 40.. M. Beans, Bea As Weight 01 top wheat 6Y lb.; barley, its.; osti, 45f 14; beans. Of lbs. per bushel, qpra fiir tut ec i r eq w dsmanduo , ta llo ti v o . n. 2 fo l r . f — tru At met this etwig t g y' a s p m qp: si le k inti.t m tly w . hef beti, t io.ft was edw, bhia is c heild ukammst m seemed melees about selling. Pot tour former pica sue eY required. Oats and oatmeal continued Is request, and pedant could net be effected within fully Mi. per bel and Is. palcad of es rates current Mat week. Barley cely s so freely, bat WM was fully supported. Bather pricy were damned for beteg ' beans, Wexford' selling at 21s. pie Max en vessel, and Who lam at 335. per 3801 b. el store. CATTLE.—Nswava FOILTNIOSTLT MANZI; Non N.—ffi kme had • good showed stock to-day of good quenty. A ready als vs effected at lest fortnight's prices. There were 614 dem el tl beasts penned in the market. NtWAIVIC. Nov. 21.—There has not been sLrfetwist bW either of buyers or genets. There were Ito Meth 10 k sal --- - . 115 pigs. Dorms, Nov. 62.—(8y English and IrWt Mimeo Tea graph.)—A large 'ripply of catte and sheep today, ran but prime quality which supported the Wady Rena; to ei inferior were lower, and difficult disport of at the &Wore. k 'sesame activity in the pig market, in commaenes of the widow. ply, and prime were a shade higher. The mr,rommt mateena It beef and pork are not declared to puble. Itta weettelety ebbs from this CAW!, en anxiety amongst the cues and esithigrah an unateedinew in the trade. EDIMIIIIROZ, Nov. 2 , .—The supply of sheep this Mob, ws 4,678, being 105 lets than teat week. Demand Whig FA 1enN 13.4 prices were hilly maintained, sad et the close a goall demon effected. Best aged weddere, 6;d. to 7d.; middle. sad 1151 W, from 54. to 64. per lb. The pimply of cattle era 427, s rut geese tion of which was vet y interior. Denied also worloindpremswork . the same as teat week. Top orice, lea. Ed.; mural top, Oa; riling mil interior, from de. to W. per Dutch cow. At lbs dans °benne, warn effected. There was in the marker—shah to cattle, 127 ; leen, GO ; witch mows, 37; and pigs, 2SI. PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE FISH TRADE. Last evening a meeting of members of the Billings gate fish trade was held at the Coal Exchange T , St. Marrat.Hill, Billingsgate Musket, for the purpose of taking into consideration the beet means of ensuring a cheap and regular supply of all kinds of fish to the metropolis, so that the quantity and the price should assume as certain a posi tion as butchers' meat, flour, potatoes, or any other staple article of food; also to hear some explanations from a depu- I tatios connected with the " Anglo-French Steam Fish Cam pany." Mr. ROBINSON, a salesman, occupied the chair. The CH/ARRAN said that one of the greatest barriers to the extension of their trade arose from the fact that no sales man in Billingsgate Market knew one day from another what the price of fish was to be. He had known it to rise 30 or 40 per pent. in a single day. The reason was that the ' supply was in the hands of a comparatively few persons, who regulated the whole of it at their own pleasure. One of the greatest boons which this country could have would be a constant and cheap supply of food from the ocean. Any means by which that could be accomplished would soarer an inestimable benefit upon all, but especially the =asses,ass, asses, and the fish trade would be so extilteled as to one of the great interests of the kingdom. Nothieg osald be more advantageoas to the community than the abolition of every monopoly on articles of food. Mr. EDWARDS, one of the deputation from the Anglo. French Company, told the meeting that the company he represented was formed for the purpose of employing screw steam-v.lnel*, whose blouse., it would be to visit the fishing smacks on the deep sea fishing grounds, sod if one or more of them were full, to tow the sacs to market, as it was well known that wind and tide often detained fishing vessels off the coast until cmbat( of the cargo was spoiled. The screw steamers would also have wells into which fish could be transferred, and furthermore the northern fisheries would by such means be more advantageously worked, as the steamers could take out provisions and stores in all weathers, leaving the boats remaining at work. They had the direct sanction and encouragement of the French government, who looked upon the scheme as likely to lead to the solution of all the international fishing difficulties, while the towns of France (as well as of this country) would be supplied with an abundance and regu larity hitherto unknown. The Credit Mobiller having sub. scribed one half of the entire capital of the company, namely, 160,000!., it was intended to pat on twelve steamers as soon as possible. The prevalent opinion of the Loedon salesmen was in favour of the plan, and hence that public meeting. Several large dealers hoped the company would soon commence operatwns, for a great deal of monopoly was caused by the smack owners forbidding two or three out of five smacks to be opened if an !Wyse,' wind arose during the day. The public had no idea of that kind of screw. Mr. VAN Barrio:l4 a Dutch salesman, said that a large and cheap supply would be brought from the shores of Holland if they only had proper vessels to bring it in. A number of other salesmen addressed the meeting. A Iseries of resolutions approving of the scheme as promising real free trade in fish was passed, after which the proceed. My terminated. THE MITRDIR OF A SURGEON IN NORTH DURHAM. —The inquest on the body of the late Mr. Stirling has been adjourned for a fortnight, to give the police ample time for further inquiries. Trey have some clue, but they are keeping their suspicions quiet at present. The reward now offered for the apprehension of the perpetrators of this horrible outrage is 6001.; the inhabitants of Winterton have given 601., the inhabitants of Tanfield 601., the Go. moment 1001., Lord Raveseworth. Mr. John Bowes and other county gentry, 3001. Sines the murder of Mr. Stirling, the inhabitants of the villages in the neighbour hood of Gateshead have been kept in the greatest alarm by a series of outrages which, in point of fast, have made it dangerous to leave home after nightfall. Two or three highway robberies have been committed, and others attempted. A house has been broken into at Wickham, and the house of a man named Robioson, nsiding at Blachland, fotmerly a carrier between Newcastle and Hen ham, was entered while he was in hod. Be was awake, bet to save his own life durst not stir, and the burglars came into his room and took 501. out of his pockets, with which they got clear. A most impudent highway robbery was committed on Monday afternoon at Swalwell.bridge, about two miles from where Mr. Stirling was murdered. Mr. Connell, a publican, belongieg is Bleckhill, was pro ceeding to meet the Shotley-bridge coach, when he was struck 1101111 by three fellows, who, after handling him roughly, robbed him of what money he had upon him. A man named Toby Welker, belonging to Newcastle, has been apprehended and identified as one of the three men who robbed him. A ROBBERY OP UPWARDS OF 255 IN GOLD.— ea 1 robbery of a very serious and daring kind was committed on Wednesday evening at the Talbot T , Redeliff , hill, Bristol. Thelaudlord, Mr. Crook, has been in the habit of built; considerable amounts of cash in his house, which was kept in a leather bag in the bar during the day. On Wed nesday afternoon a perm cams and stood outside of a little window which itommunleates from the her to the Inseam where he called for something to drink. Having drunk Ms liquor be put down a sovereign in payment for it, sad pen earring that Mrs. Crook was about to give him change in silver from the till, he asked her if she would oblige him by giving him a half sovereign, as he wished to enclose it in a letter to some parties. She than produced her bag, in which there was at least 2561. in gold, and was in the act of taking half a sovereign from it, when he made • grasp, seised hold of it, snatched it away, and {immediately ran out of the house in the direction of Guieea.street. Re was pu lsed as speedily as possible, but there are so many turnings ia the neighbourhood that all Ina of him was lost almost Information of the robbery was given to the , and three or four detectives have been set to work ; l 'r:t w tt is to be feared that the whole of the money will be lest to the 'infatuate landlord. _ _ COMPENSATIONS UNDER THE NEW LOCAL MANAGE HINT AM.—There are two previsions is the sew Local Metropolitan Act »speeder eoespesseties. By the 2111th sectioa the Metropolitas Beard of Works is empowered to grant retiring allowartees to officers employed under the Metropolitan Commissioners of Bowers. C imputation is authorised to be gives to *Seers of Paving Boards. Nsw APPIILLS UNDER THE LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT.—By the sew Lomat Management Act the right of appeal is gives to a ootersittee tipsiest the orders sod eats of vestries and dhtriet beards is relation to the essetriteties of worths. The M•Moipsyles Board is to appetite a eommittee Om bawl!, the appe — sis. — TRU METROPOLITAN COMMISSIONERS or Biww. —By the aew Leal Maasserent Let, from sad seam the emaseassusat et tim em, ea the let Jemmy, all duties, pewee% sad authorities vested is the Metropoiitas Commis- Masers et &wan ars to ones to In so nate& TM now Beard of Works is to emote the powers with Napa* to Nina sad dais& TRAFFIC RETURNS. Unman. Yaw Pao. It Toed. tvi open. NORM. &antis' 1914 111. Walk mann Nov. 4. L I AII i lid."11°"6.. 111: Alli t= "11111 . :14- °. v. : . L 4.:. ii:. 1:1 .-- aa 33643 : 2.736 C 38 i 17. Wont on • fidi. 11; Sombre mann N we l l I " ad • ••• ••• • • •••••• • 01 10 1 61 21449 a 1$ Lcoodondavy isiiiiiiiciirii . : 7 60 4 344 r te. al el sad m 36 311 9.4 311 ev lAs r inT ok ondlog Nov.lB. • • • • Innilas_irA Nara Weetorn WA N.= mos sto xis Km eloneonarkaitad. .... 4 . im -..... 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A PSONflim Mary Cook, of Msyllogte.green, near nomad& had some year. from bile, sick besdacttos, aid a wren liver mwsmr, for watch al.s tried almost every medkitie madly taiga fwww complaints, but could obtain no relief whrevor ; stia tblw course to Holloway's rills, sad so wonderful was MS egg" inestimable medicine that in every short time wonderful halves cured by their uss, and now enjoys better health tlisa eV. Tull, druggist, Rumford, can testily to the truth of tkissatmett Sold by all vendofs of edm sa ine, dat Protwor Holkersjrs!: bdimen 344, Strand ni Loudad 00.14.ide a .tage, itelqn b li A. &am ts, ps, Constantinople ; en. a A. Guidicy, Smyrna; IL MAW - - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH" BIRTIIS. ARKWRIGFIT.—Nov.I B , at Linton Vlcarage, Foes the Rev, J. Arkwright, of a dauaho. r. Stoke Bewolgh d, BBAL—Nov. IS, at Woodberry Down , E. B. Beal, Fag., of • son. GIUDLEY.—Nov. 3 , , t Princes•gate, Hyde.park, ; 10 — od d 4 Gridley, VA., of a daughter. HOSE.—Nov. at the Terrace Great Desa'agard , 111 . 1461° the wife of the Rev. U. J. Boas, of twin daughters. ,jf JOHNSTONE.—Noe. 20. at Farneon rarson,ge, Chadds , t bi the BAIT. B. W. Johnstone, of a eon. • ofthe 081 BIA ARCB.—Noe. lA, at Balfh R. C. H. Newroarch, of roc a k worson. th, Glocoe ster 11 PIIESTON.—Now. lb, at Brune* the ode of T. rrotte. 6l, IL OM MARRIAGES. GILBERT—ST.O:4O.—Nov. at Faretebair, by Ow Sect Md. W. Gilbert, Esq., of the Roam East Malimy. Isioit.lo7-„, bet'. Na-b, daughter of T. Fpong, Esq., late of Han, ford. Le thes comity. LOCKWOOD—KEITH.—Nov. rm 20, at the atioh ebb it "Jut quay, by the Ker. J. Ford, Prebendary o f Freer. Arthur,roe of R. Lockwood, Foci., to Dora Keth daughter of the late Capt. the lice. W. Keith. 01 duagtonahlre. Wl ° WIibTALL—BKKKi&—Nov. 20, at St. Puerta Nee Roe. v. K. Child. M.A., 'A illlam Keeley, sou of tte Westin, Faq., Streetbsen-eommoo, to Helen, of Whig% Siq., et Catubridge.telreoe, hegtu'opark. DEATIIS. ..1 . IC IA CLARE. — Noe. Is, at Smith, Toyadttre. 911:Y. - f 1 4 9.. aged 85. a 9m 19. COl.—Nov. Kt, M Green]. Cottage, Keollth-Wam. sod IL 41 CM l °4 DARES. — Noe. 19 . at Plymouth, W. L. Daiwa Eml , Karim Light lambi. a BAKSWILL. —Nov. 21, NW Emu Ilikevill. Poetaaan.aguares, aged 74. EABILL.—Nov. 19. Yr. IL IWO. or Quail . ' W 641:41 100 li 116 L—Nov. 19, at Eitra.road, Wilton. Yr. B. U 9 L ea deshan-markat, opal 111. ..a. MO PADIIOIOI.—Noo. la, at Laigt.atmet. Dirtamcmeaudi ..--- 0. Pastore. Sig., aged M. Witlw Ale°l VINCENT.—Nov. le, arttraftout.guare, Clapham. --- 0 r a t: gia luter e tt, lag . Moi of Clapham sad Maw: .., im.l.. ..0 741.4 !Mated and published by Witumi /Ciao Ilataa, .. • - 1 ,, Wilat. is aterf cle Printer. PA tb° goeILIP. Illnekli the masa of ilirs.—lsivaT. Sol O' t ARS N sus um aspetaorommast Weida& ll ArtLind* farther ink lOW, &IP tradere) $0 (4 AEA 11E1 N, to II Paws for assum.—A Ps&linit ..--- Tt OYA '`lMncE. 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