The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-16 00:00:00

i MU PRINCE 1 ' LONDON OMNIAOS COMPANY." Yesterday evader a round westing et upon tae mann* proprietors was hold at the Creebourso Bud, Leignearesuare, he this perms at hoo ernels menhirs* f their body who have reently a do Pule, a eletwaset as to the pendia el the ewer properiag to bey up what us tubakelly galled the Luise semis. Mr. Tarry wee MM Is the &air. Me odd he seise else& that esagunisellese W base had with radiuses to Paris. who were +Mg reshase the whale of the Louisa Inge, sad to week it by nem si • isespeay id their ewe The repenters presses would, el muse, be red to hear what wee the resent riles of Wain. Mr. Musuusa odd that Mr. Wining, Mr. Wane, sad Morsel( west, by arisasenses, to Park, when they fogad • enipsay elnedy formed lot the wpm of parehedas Ike Louise trade. at so surer prime of 60$1. Ise sash ...the. As Ise was likely to take ease miss the wow einpsay, be odd he mould est do wide, bored insides messestleas nail bit had WWI • sewers' nestles of re printer, as the Leaden made, sad bed be.. faralshod with Mgr newer. Then was a be.. ad. steeds is the pert K the !nosh sorepuy to punkin as the tones he bed nietiseed, sad all he had sew to do was le a* die sweet si tine when laterals were lavelved ia die tisanedos. Mr. Lures wished to know with when the Liaise pow piston were supposed to be triesies ? Were they to seriatim with say substeadal purple, rawly treatise with the wiled t (Laughter.) lIIACIIME L3.—Toe will treat with then. Mr. Lug.—Who are they t (Laughter.) • 11•011.0WLA—Thu esespeay, to be sire. The wry ta width peerloten would get at the vales el their pro perty would be by griming sae adult body ea auk road to our the whole meant Kit. The messy ressived hen Me Troia sespeay sight thee be eriltabiy ditributed. Thies wall be so seder way of pings at the rake el every wish's butane. • PROPIarTOI-11bo an the erste at the oinipeay Mr. MACX/1141A—M•ssra. °nay and Forsehard. Whew the /garish reprising bad saute up their Weis to men, these raison would heed ever tle nosey. Is sawn to rarebit reeding, Mr. Ilaciugai• eland that Thee the asseddise wee einplessi the lreesh Caspasy would pay late a Leedom leak • doped* of 10 par asst. in the whole smut (101,0001.); but that this propeisten wield get be regrind to pia up pomades of their report, vain every shining, we. paid. The proprieton would hue teats. grosseat set to seta iato the sans lir of bedews withia a rea l A Taormina —Are the than K the sew company la A. wake ? seht they were ; awl were et U N:. maims. Mr. Gart—Tilizty-fire what ? Kr. Macsaarmu—Thirty-firo bias. (Laughter.) Mr. Oast—Bas say of this *vital bees paid op ? Whoa art t h e amass of the pied* panne brain the ma- Psof ? Mr. Maosawriaa believed that woo of the aapital hs yet bora subs:abed. Bs had howl the anus of the Madan to the (*mossy, bat he e.ald aot pusoosaaa the Prow* Si... (Lead lasg►ter. ) ♦ Paotandroa wished to oak Mr. Willing who was the lawdos woe of the awapaar ? • Wir.t.swo sisolisod to soy. Ms. OUT t►aylt k Wa duty to put it seriously to t►a maims wbatbor slay t►ought taws was say Weemitis Irma ampaay at all ? His ant *paha, (goaded upcm a may areal bigotry, was flat t►e whoa Whir was a russ, pot up by sons stook.jobbsta to mob* smoothly oat ait at Matting. (lieu, ►oar.) If t►en was a somplay, surely thus was a palmate, soli U than was a prapostos it mtibt to be laid before the nestiag. (Har. hoar.) A yarograph bad appeased MOM, a as parrs, sopa& hom Goliffeassl, t►at t►a compasy bad Wally penitent' dm Mailman, mid woo Ia wally aria. TWO was mainly =lra. (Sao lea) Mr. Wtimee said he was la esseleat couumusleatioa with the Loadoa spat of the seaspaay, who laformed his that the ossapaay was !armies or wee formed, sad he had hew asked to go to Paris to ilia the deed. Hs replied that ho maid cot de so Instil he had emertaised whether the lamba propriston really iateaded to sell or cot. He would mot aadertake to alga say domussat seta he saw what the essapsay was, for if he cheated the Losios proprietors ha 'lmola himself. Mr. Kamsaaw doubted that, as he heard that Mr. wu to have 2,0001 a year as manager of th• sew assepsay. reply to this it was stated that Mr. Willis( and Mr. Mhos were to be joist waassers with 8001. a year each, with a per cutup as the podia. M. Gast —lf a respray liss lass farmed is Paris ease &smut of eoarierka 'bossy mut have bees paid down. Has say beta sobseribed ? Nt. lii ACJIAMLIA—I really lost know. (Criss of" Oh, oh," sad laughter.) Whoa I weal to Pule, I found that ths romparty had se aloe, sad ovarythiag looked very risspretable, bat I believe ao massy was paid Op. I holism, that they will be prepared to ply up ia fall by the Ihit of Dumber. (Imaha! sissies.) Mr. 01MT TlWaled his desire to knew whether er set ibis wee a bona fide Preach eeempeay. There was web, to Indus him to believe it was es. H. ►elieved it was a job es the pert of five sr Mt mambas of their owe trade to help themselves at the espouse of the main proprietors, whets eventually they would throw ovs►oaed. It Wee was any upright end fair is this eompany, the mules of the Mafia; directors could be given. He coseidered that it would have bees tight to sell a general meeting of the press pritton before say mutation wee .stared epos. Mr. Limn thought it tumid be Ruh better to adjours t►e mother; uatil the Fusel impiety was really is a peti tion to treat for the pushers of the Landes trade. Maley proprietors would have se obisedeu to sell, seed if ball • Lilies of mosey wen beagles ever them, they might eirionely amide, whether they would retire teem the hallows or set, la the hes of es greet a *reamed °pro vides. Whoa they esseradmed whether et met t►ere wee eso► a meow, it would be quite time to think about tressferring t►eir property. He was set at all deer about the feet whether then wee sash a enspeny. He begged to move that the nestles be adjoused luta the mosey was dwelled. (Loud sheen.) Mr. MACNAMAZA wooded the reseisties. After a lo•g dheueske, is whisk the nerd masses of &alias adopted by the Preach company was severely sew deemed, the resolutlem was us•almosab adopted, asd the meetleg wan adjourned rime the. A vote of t►anks wee awarded to the chairman for the ebility with which he bat conducted the Maisel* of a asmewleet e•ruly meting. Mt PROPOSED PARISIAN OMNIBUS COMPLET.— Irseterdsy, • meeting of the eematttse of the Iwado• esaltras proprietors was bold •t thek ogee, la liangerford street. Strand, fee this purpose of adopting seasons to eoutersct th. attempt sow beiaft made by mini* of their webers to dispose of the minibus trade of London to • foreign compauy. The sensitise earn to vessintlous expression indignation at the sawarrantable assumption of those parties, sad eigaUying their deternituatios to resist an future eadeseosee whisk may be wade to Garry out this epoeutstlo•. Nowt ZEALANDERS AT CARDITE.—Last weak the ship Bisset suited at Cardiff frees lexedoe, when it lad arrived sone time previsaely hen Aseklaed (New Zoo lead.) She had es beard several Datives of New Zetles• bat two left tts skip ba Loadoa Geis' to ell! lust. These of the NUM,. yfa a iii d 1 . I " weasel well her snivel st Cardiff, whoa, havieg a dispute with the muter, Mr. B. Beau*. they left the ship. The aativee, who ars eased Te Wetisl, Ilagatlte, creel S~aeri, are remarkably lee istelligest Welds/ seek with weight jst black bar, sad are of a light ogre sober. Two of then are eleheeately tattooed by lagokeee New Zealand artless. They are melted to be as. et molted staffs. In their *we ewer', when it is sot ardimeilderepter7 to the Mosley of seas MAW@ to servo bakes *s meet, le laws as opportuaity of explodes disuses Naha Thy leave bees deli sad istoldgoat Aswan of est eatleael dasootiff sad powalierities, sad have evideatl bees will lestlasted la the tenets at Chrialealty, es they retool to limb the deals ea the Behhath.—(JseraMer • DWI) Imams AMOR= IN 6TOCZPOICL -210 Miami geeatice es kat reseed ley a metals doss M =Vdes borough of Sleshpeet, MNlffiefil am hest ista' r seslamies ow* d IM = ho. Me at liege athiselei tat sologoa at the Om Tows Osemil hew a il oed Looes. ale Matelot faiegeoefie elf isditills a sesames, se of bread else, witli Mon NW* te seism the pessiiw. of the set st pasliesesat et W es IV , via That all hosed (amps FNMA sad their bread le yolk) shell he NM by sad that eiry posse who sun ull, es same be he beeed is aay {abet amass. thee by pe lybt (dr breed OD he esighed to Bee mesas* el the rehesset). shall be *Me to Go el a prialey Ma ter every sash offease."—itesio adobe orelka. Us Cuomo boa balms oat at libgessik.llll THE STRIKE AT to ma bow trado weal sm. armagse *abed to I Wes, med pleased= Os skew the dem= Mos of elm essatries, aid hew he was pkiti IL le s l i gooma mon ihss thlilets. Me add Old 11 s he Mods 1 mild set sae* to tha Y. • *owed ealsokka. Za.would have ft be dui ailitalkar ; that if am they would set set la oait Mil It Maim ametber lA.; that wise trim* ado iltarted_ oasis It was= he another to el west, of woo pm e n s se &kg away wi:k a simetie as s Ilan dat a Wader kr two weir of temes. lho mos MI aid t the reVM mi/ht b. Ogg* On moods TM ma k *dr whk to no Ilomater =I Mos they saw , he semis will' of the mosseisial k We hard. Ha (Mr. Gamow) talk* about short dm Wog no Mos& Is the swam is Misidesseep.-les while waft 's thus wen SIPS bolos mak seamooll Ise= *see ly SAO Mesekeeter; sad what sheet elms do ea *at / " Hat," be " this % sadly the suldoet. Time mom to misled% whim Merman good—sad it w.e very good—fer as &deems ; I pm it* yea. =ism I wait it ha*: Sd. a thiessead is what I wad. sal you doss sobs*, I shell be like to Wien 1110•111." nes lir aro abed *set sea is other gelds( moi l mM Imes pekes; a= be said he wash% gees spas Off the ma liked, by whisk they odd pet ism* as Mien be those *sista, es this he get the 2d. s tin= ebbs= wash be 68=1 we arm co *a if he wee he a balms at that memeae, he was set pining emsibegeo Dat Os said) Maw My ovoid sows to Se elliWelliZ M th” (the mm) bad bettsr lot Use win =a on, lOW mill be Sapped. TM mes (sdded the speaker) hsi sill *el day, se they dead; seed s Wise had bes&C q that wages wood be paid pa - wood (Thareday). spokes skid that say other of die brads remot e who re sailed= ossonstisse sem fully sad mild ones, or add to whet he MI said. would do so ; sad osellm spies- Um Mae the lam &timid fist the ma bed OM the ms- " pimp," that they would mover week =merle " stretch" (or dodos mod Mewl so ea to ineresse *sir *amiss, with Isms rates of mem, sad that esti= Mr (Wight', asd ellen.) As operative from the Rearm mill is* the amigo hod bees at las es two of the ms, to mid We *Mr of hum ; bet the esee said they would bets mobs to do with it. Them woe three is a wheal** saw ; bat lbs wager weal= to do away with I : Tier, leaving sae slides tad her deem to two pair. Mikes was sash that VIM =die was sot withdraws. saes would sem out toomonew (Therein). 1 As oplealles Moo Maim Bliley sad Co.'s mill ed&—A I Asp .is hod We. held it Tuesday sodas, bat there lb* boa se dirdatiea to w ork tmer or assager. The Ids had rod,* to ewes yesterday (Thaleda7L Was the sodas was withdrew& Os twist, the motor Maid* peer is* ar the min, et te havemly am. Mader be whodkosess. Miass Ileasbaw—Thin won lb pair of them es twist, sal theaamagr Ind mat for thus, sad told them that the alMlf was dskamlmos to ham the 10 per osat sad the GM UMW se. Thy woad in able to get the lams writes Via' (Liewral w dodo= that this me all hesten *maker—Ho has withdraws the soda to the mred-rowi blowing-room hoods. (Cries of " It's false," tai" /she eserset.") We had so notice tssight, whim um ease away, bat what we Were ie stud la the moraing. The Claims mid thoy meld pit Minn nth those hands: They (these oat apes dolls) weld bavot i me . mead, sawWeig sem is um, PM to slew Male n (keidewee4 As speed*, hem MOM Illempue eed2besapsos's mill, Crams' eale—Os Teri, week s sedge was gives ha • Missiles et IL pet theme The anew gam some keg ormttallog Ad the rsiosties bed sinestly bees made, by 'Uttar de Made spiv piesswerk het Wagastaky at the lomat or WarM~oilos. When *ay got en =was& it was et 114. a desseensi ; but the MOMS user eanesdi It badi, with I. legeoest. Angkor Bpselter—Titeso was • shop easetiag lest Friday sfit;std we all determined toesms out with the rest. Charms said that se to the New Islington mills this. siei na Ztit MO math= the hash wars est. The nes bed essay enameliel pnesid bee et swift bin tea Is mere the tellesine molt" tics :—" That se, the self seat audios. sad news. ere download taw all leg idomie amass Is our power to mist say Mean le out wane, nen ennlally OD as we holism drat redwood wages will sot rest* i evil of whittle our essigrass maple=; and we reapeattally robs= that abort dise. * worallty adopted, woad be fat pr.. Made as Imo la thalsesolets of all parties esseentod." Is the =me of his epos* the mow of the molutioa said that they had that sfsht Moiled is Mohacs, is the part of the employen, that is MI w ma assn _ right, that trade was good, sad that Ma Esau maid awl ea at moo • yet they slid sot this *ld nand endeg all the Muhl; and armful= seessgssat apes their hobg the mu to give =doe, sad sem ef them ertto.lly to ono out. TM ales wore therefore bellied to doubting sow whether trade was so very bed, as represented is support of the pro posed reduction ; but eves admiring it to he bad, the true remedy was short time. If the mean wasted to bring operatives is Maaehoster to the desist averages, they should at the mace time brio, dews to that even. the test of living in Manchester, which was admitted to 'amides ably mod that of living in the mostly. Milk dose is Manchester was 3d. per quart, while in the toasts) it was only Id. The speaker urged those ea strike sot to he de hided by tricks, sash as the Kegler of factory bells or the lighting of the gas is the morsLog. If they saw strangers going tato the mill, thoy (the turn-outs) most miss thew selves to legitimsomans in doling with ikons Ilinffirall. It would be_perfoetly legitimate to talk hilly to this say, " We work there; sod we us out against a »dud= of our worm." If they allowed themselves to be guilty of riotous or improper Doodad. they would at ono lon the sympathy of the which wu of the politest Mortars to them. He would appeal to the mutes if it was wise to tamer a tare-out at • time like this, whoa provides* were high, when we was at war with a powerful to., whoa sot Ma tteis =ft other armada ware set very astisfectory—was it wise as the past of these pesswegag so such property st a time like Ms ia • some which must remit is anarchy and ass ? Were they so insane . to faros the people She *a streets at • time whoa food was es high. that with their present wages they mild sot buy enough to rat t Aad *woad bums that the disease was sot Con dud to one goods—natio had been gins at Crampton as well ss Meadesecor ; and if the sirm sessiodod here, those elsewhere would follow the eumple. (Chess.) Another operative sound= the motto°, sad It was carried unsaismusly. It wasvesolved that the committee should be " Napo.. end to eaU apes the Ilse spinners' aseociation to aid sad satin us is the meant struggle, as wo skull have a deal of work to do at proest." As operative omelets= that es Saturday =Wag ass was allowed to del= sad play Bards is the rooms whole the immoduse were sitting to metre the weekly levy ; bat n. Chairman said be raw so verde. Amether operative oostesded (sad was an= applauded) *Otis helms sever had, and nom would be, ninny den, while the restmittse sot bee boirinse MIS, when aces smut for theis , they woe Ismotel (and at times yielded) spodd is indeed 011=4 it to their wives sad famillee. =silt be " shimisg. stprosied • rereraties. &darts' that the emumittee our St when istosissfiag trials were sot ram though the bad to he paid br ; mad the at ono hied several -_- sad was swan Ina applause. It was ultimately semi that so thane shield he midi at pros= ; bat that some Malts plase should bee premed (la mordesos with the noolsties) at the sat mootisg. The mods' wasadjaanced to Wadaseday analog sant. - Taa gas of Wary operatives at liaosbatter has 'mamas= by the weelipseph ef five of the largest Web. Wheats bevies left doh work is Wsdasoday =Wag, whs. the Wien of the meets= wpereesey le a "eludes at wages W espied. Tho Slain, of eslfeedag erstalog sales mil Owe, ohms mega their sairepri pew= to mime, hes but a pieties el the opeestime is eaek ark, bates all the *thee wow direst ups Ude, er are say aseemary is it, the MAN ef Wes worketes tarshes the stoppage et U. Wen. Peer ether =Moose!' bah sedges mapping Wok will layette a strike within the ant do or Ness days. • pub =Whig of spondees in the People's lestitute, fleyrodmreet, lisseliester, was held es Wedaseday night, by adjournment from the previous Wednesday. A member of the °swine, woe sailed to the ask, but the saw of epsilons were withheld fres the wetter' of the sem lest by a pubaseties of them individual weeknies, es IS hew wades= should reader themselves Wiest ee persmetice by the saployers Thee wore wisely 2,000 pumas pesesat, mad the ball wee Wooly wooded a dmission.very pert. Nalliben 54 inflifoilde amid sot gala A weber of the eemaiteso was appoisted to assist the elialemes, Make suggestions, sad made= the needs, geserally, who showed ale= Met mad %Mess for his pcsitams. The windeeter spored the =ideas by selling we a list of the maim Irwin is Meaeliester sad flalfeed, is swift= how =say of these aide win represented by operatives tress them at the sesethig. Operatives from toasty sir mills answered. The mama imp of the lest meting, larolviag the resolution to strike mew this take lower wig's, sad pledglag them la work to support those who steady were then put sad mafirated with loud cheers. _ _ The Chairman geld tbs deputation to wait ups Main. Palsy' waniseple had sat pet repined, sad pressed that their mart should be palpated end the sin sestiog. As operative said, so shams* of the let minting, he Olt together the etwaittse of saves this appointed, tad they west to week as sow as possible. It we Mediu hewer& Mew they sand an may of the Maeda is the tide hen whoa it was desirable to take esuasal, sad they hod draws op a armorial to the waists sampling to slaw this that the prepaid rodestion of wages wend sot east that Mist to the usde WM they sought, whilst, with deer positing, it would fillet great hardship es the operatives ; that the evil seder whisk the maws suffered was the oveoprodsetios of pods MAP Was was is short supply, sad that the boot remedy wend be short time. [A espy at the nastarkl, whisk has already boas published, was reset) TM wades applauded the errs talcs& by the ono MOW, an posed a resole*s tinning this for the wine they had Wis. As operative said the wet tesoletice to be nbsittal was :—" That wo onset view without Wisp of peat ails the prowl attempt to low es is the soda ink, by sasesiesarily rodeeisg oar wages, sad this it a We whoa the samenriss of life are soon doubled is pries, as such so that eves new we have to 'Medi to did sassy prelim is esusqusees." The topmost he Meals, Wait, MU *MS wane at t priest set pay. flow et the Mai had boss INd that as llssehnese sly eseesend MK Mho el =Ws • wash, pie spa draftee her wend ass hoes guy OW spa the annee. They (the Mode sifted that the allot will set. at ow, bo very rum by working shin dm; bet If MotWeeler Sisk 1,000 bales a week la" feeds ee. *We wail wenn be that ;_salty sided wieldy to the Moak is MM. The soar We end OW topmost Mosel to week Wet time; and the epodes we nor to I. .sslsd, Mathews oft ha wind at all bider Clublnas. TM ended of the MS limit show to every thinking eras is Marketer that ths pares Mews's the meters sad the hands was set es. abed is dole st the maw er dear gongs —lse the as we pepsin to put up with the illiselhe then *hp tiesigo, bet they ware set iproperal te pat h • of wages— (bear, bour)—that It WY swot wit the beast* of Iles die nes that the swan sought, see that et the eingesebygesegally, bet et theeissino—Neu best)—sad thee the Welt Midi Wall sense to then g af f wt ld be owl GM lolling, ta laniatill with the st d niter, hli they nett an& Weald Weeks wages sake the wan Under ? Ilk ss) Weald kWM working se en non abla to My Weft tre any sitinssity snide of food ? What the mans pa/end would sat resort* trade, bat dowry it. If damns of mess we throws late the streets, tss e gess snot star t the we weld sat eheds wider trod or I ail thou he. whist they wage is the habit et billet non be risen in tosses to is some extent as was Mt Is the w at W ire , to be idle. Thus the shay es the by_ielerlsg the bone left weld need epos the anew . Rot it was said that the Meals was ts rater the Melia trade. If tn. wen two, the sass serres bad too long looked to their hangs wade, at the thorn of the people of this othatry ; anis • result, they had to Mild noes paste sad Wreaths. hew of the masters were 'magistrates or Wash. widths ; yes they would throw their bends ast el week, despite the prise of provider sad the gown w e of the misery ; and at tharab they would atter, " Clive as this day our daily breed." It was a nookory of religion. (Loud applause.) He coadadal by want tho resortice, tenth was otesedsd, and carried usastionnely. They Neeftw plowed that tit. operatives who had =ad sew bo so upon to stets the greeds, sad rse can bad boos as. .4 to then biters Whin. lie waned then to be truthful is their dewiest& he. wee Inesetanosts would oesy Wpm their caws with the OM& As naiades from Mews. Janes Heady anti Co.'s MU eni—The hands bad had no interview with Kr. Remedy hen the tbs. the with wss _gives until Tuesday. Mr. Rowdy had 'wised, me of the weed& hen the sow Muse, sad, as it was uslordood. letsonsi Is give as weer to it. Four et the depends. west dews Is Ma as repels& t but when ha get to hoar that the sesserial woes hen the trade sonaittso, he said he would sot attains it, sad ha tore it to pima sad throw it tats the lire. Ms stated that be had seat for these oily with rospeet to the sionsein as, with tarn to the reelsoles of wow, thew had less so alteratiss whatever. The heads lan eons eel as they flashed their work that day. He Ohs ) believed that Mr. Kessady bad Inds sons pgeeWia to the Made is ow or two of the row. Assam aposher—About half-past 6 o'clock the over- looker wheel the Ms whether they would sostiar to work at the ems rime as es to Wish as order. He (the speaks.) bellowl that all the sea sod they would ust—at least they saw hew the MOOtilie dosidod. (Cheers.) As operative ban )[ester. Dann Clark and Co.'s nib 1 said—kb.Clark weft the beads os Tuesday, and told then that Ar a keg is. he had bees least stoney, sad of Pens meld got asthma it. His brother. dr. Jobe Clark, einehasteg the astoneet. Ose et the nth 'assegai that it was a woes We es WM sagas. whoa wilding wee to high, sad 'bent weld be he MAW le work sheet thin fee • Ms. Mask tuned rued es this nee very frees, and he odd so sea.; but 'whoa saw urged _they Assn ho allowed is work at the aid rine ter a f 5011 ... 11 meld be seen low lb woken west. irwt that at littakpagt, Burney, Neap, Raywee4 mei isipli War wen IMO paid the. they (Maw. Ohmic) woo s e t that the swop pies pig he Magma yam ; ant that they wig sot agelites to gay se ne WM e moraps. It wadi brash thin. He bed O n As then, to say Mat be Masan Is redses the wipe. One albs nes sad that oils WI senile wire very high but M. Clark seht that if ens, reetabbn, 11.,_ wogs thole Wombs piss they weer, it weft pee se deftness to tho pantos the inn were wtheisil to tab.. Ma Oho speaker) said that by Meeks Via_ the saes weld be toward won to WOW dirt to M aim; GM that if the narbses sage donee left posiesks &PM he loosen ; for the mallaw wow atelulata ll 7 Wiftel7 or MR/OSINSO. "ALICE Gary's" PorriCaL Birausailit.—Psoss- Kr. Clark asked whether it was then* hs vas to kw his 017T1ON or • NIWIPLPIR Pummels —Oa Wedsseday, property alkali thew maths i sad he (tin speaker) asked at the low-had, Wolsorhaspon, Mr. Rardieg, solicitor, whether there was sot unanimity as owe the nooses, es at her • swam to require Mr. that they sight Wu to lama FrAsedes sad ekes raise Mesh _ gr est geldshar of the .ftoterebAwe Mast. Mr. Olen NM that they (the Ina) weld WM by dete lill satige Ist Wog. if pdstili as& publisliag thessalre ; olive (IM genitor) replied the. left who a tabu nalidies, an sisedisises libel against the Rev. the mallow hefts be Odds*. then was gembellig swere J esopbAshby Monk (Ow of es solgeolve sad populous the wawa to ratan wage*. Al lie, MA Cloth ald thew, poiNessikeleg of ands Mann floes. With the pro neap as& plats, that it erg eat a woks et woken at all, Moon of the pager odd woes mitre by Allot Grey, while bat a watt= of roiseles wages (Thor with= anseele• Midst lislialsatba es a shame of ;older yesterday ii ,,,k, fades, in waseeeseqquses et the Wows* le *ewer ale had Mr. Magdiss sawn late • keg stateshat to show that the man thaa tam rreptsdthepe.eaifaga, W aalliti what allegaises is the versos ware "Asap false, sad he felled reporters to " Pet that dews." A eposhar urged that there Mts. Merle sad Mrs. 'aka r. who both stand that Mr. should be a nedides peon to legs out say ow who Mogriereshed Yee about toe Manes dm is Agee. ad& se islets* the liaises es the posed that . 4 Mr. Meads impend his forma endows, an 11e .... : free press woo do pot glary of the weals!, as* that far trails basil, salted. Mr. Leigh said tMy wend roportiog went Is the ass sere psi Stos bane. Thm, that it we satltheterily proved that )Ire Monti MT:. wen wits thel ihs inane'. r woo "h istieses sae ;" but Meehan by the 111 p.n. train, sad that Wider the he was sot Woad, the Annus Mids. that whoever he itatosests rospoilieg Nn east be • hbetenksi The beech sight be he weld do so real bars, sad that he should well wilier Wafter before gnash. • sunnose to have a fair shisee to teeth, if be wished It. The nth who saw the *Me et libel they weft require proof of the had Mss wads' as to Mesas. D. Clark sad Co. the pnlighleg of Ile paper. Ws nay Md, that the Meow seedsen] Mr. Clark said that the quake was is of Ades Grey, by wan of the gas is bee sell, has set Ire to the swop of wig's, which they wad sot cosier to bar beadle; dun her annittal.--ilinoloshe Owerdien. .eased. "Is short." he said, "do you Weed to go out, COMNFITAL OF • POLICIOIiI AND ANOTHER rod sot yak tag it?" To his (the opeskses) rants, it went isa i, us a y . tt y es !. "Very well. thee: . said WITII2IIII roe Pasarsx.—A era maned Lord Ashworth, lk. Citudi r , " I have nothing sore towu" The hasdi of Wilm a( 4am Wal " . "‘ 11146 " 44° . ` ad al o th er P i t' 1116.111M5/ sat. (Cries of .. Al tree; " " Cieite earree" he) r i Z iss i r k 1 " 6 "‘ sr 3°"11. were ea Weds ' s " , AO Sae at Messrs. Jobs dark sad Co.'s —Tles the Peke Heil sad David aewlsohee wood as to go lows sad see the nester, bat WT I' 2101 " )14 P' f " "" 4 " what ere " IP IN llelt it was his plan to ma Ise us, If he wasted to Tr i a m il i s = hi " d 'W" L" Tim all" of the Baud sae.. le we case out to sight sad Wan to WI est. B alm he peasseass, sod do Millemlaats (The didrnaa Mad WOW thou ma Ws a abop yaw " WM 4 M ". "' W M 4 .___lawn ,ool . The sinew were Paul Mope • awes nun Leigh, =l a There has base • wefts, sad we oasts to the sat his Tamiessn. a %beam ' il to disk wt (Chew) p. Arise a patient Medea of On el the Sill" lAA 1111Msated pad olnikrity , As etwatitra at Messrs. Kelly sed Giawntr's sill odd— th e lortos new li s i bb swa . mum ii. no mi ntis dm o ! They Moo all NM out, MIT net 51 limn. We bolas le Went the gilds ef the saw at 'hobnails, V ow some eta three today, aswe Mad ad dabbed week; l be e go ..sew e it yam aid iambuses at sir. thy woe A out paw ns. lib* bee ealy Mee a few wash, la the 01,6, NW As~ ais teeltar—The shop's waft lo to cos. cf Sc- w h o Neel is the seighbourimiel et lama% *as lINMOVI difelpitintt polies sadossa, sad diminad bon the hots. Wafts noshes -0o Tuesday stimaislii lb . werisek" The 'lke willow loon in the awshissualsoll a laresatable meld thes• MSS aid Maier has sash PIM nett p te di smi n si . A mo o 1 g em s um fa i a da n w ihe . sot toll bin what they Istoodad to de. Thiy d imo d y si st swe t h s =es a Mist they wait" to ice ' be I N Gwr . " talk sal Bawds while thew ma wow the .Of mugs walks, ae es te lee if they mil set get tin to ek es m os w e re disidook ems seem* Ng the ether 4 woe" is seiselles he skw and% Isla ft essill lemma. Tavasakt Bv!3rsigf. Tb• :•;iihirwa swum.« quietly. The werkpseple at Muses. Stirliag sad Heck les% sill are easier settee, whisk .:pleas to-sight, as well as these el lissus. Bliley aa4 Co. Mums. Butes, Unica street, awl Messrs. Weal, Bastes-street, bath else even sodas is their Mails. Times is subside( as the feed gess ties this evening. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1865. ILA) int:utSente• mimes ouicunra OF Ili.ll J 1111028- Taterth. the Jejloo d =ell le had the streoll some WI sale ma Wear oat . pereetat to the leanest w the theft Wm Lid Oreinreall. the lard Hip tthe.theleth. DW I =lllet her WWWW la Ornath. far SW* swear ea the isa.A......o.ftrd theeelie la With It the ire : theta le the sew It wee sterawa seeh melee the ea he Sully Seal the days ma piers kr Mass ma ether at era sal lab slaw ail Veen& owl . awl retareal the seer to tile 0114111 P Asa ifs kiy ere thellllllllll eel the dew mad guar emelt 110 lift% the lee. 111 r. Ma Mulls owl the Nth. Mr. leaks Ilse. lllWltlatalltat. IMAM Dee.; of smots.; lowa et Neweak. the math aw. et Oa wise pare. Deeleth thedateday, Dee. 4et the Orate et thstkrae. Terhake. gliMigW, Deg go et York Outlet CIO et Tort. the maw day. et the thuth a the sky. MIDLAND AND COM= CMCUIT. hthar bss e War Cromwell Oremesth Wm, the ef the Cade d Ur Mike. hateekth. Dee. 1. at the Cade el Mast thligr a tielw. the mete am Oats Othakall of the Pty. ay. Dea. foe I:o= ir thafikaberrekke. koaday. De: ii k sk a ; Tema ef kw was thy, at the err It erthskehlre. itandeh 13, a the Castle at W OZIOND AND SOUTH WALAS CU:CUM au%Alm Dm* Sdamod VaseAm WUNirie, 011ie Ma imams of the Oamma Itelwee Delta.* tlas iNalla at BAWL Wammtatilma Daa. i f at Wastamaar o l=t Wommaw. the ISOM dm* ea tie alp. Alm Waft Daa. le, at 0111•1111111/11 at Oloammtar, mos day, *Me Hal...n lifilnftaddia. Wain Dm. 14. at Nor =oath, loat Olawargansdka. Tiaday, Das. IS, at Oia4Ml. TM days aad *arm the Wotan and Home emits, so im I.lompos4 an sat yet luny Isad. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. lb. gm al WM. WOMB MID 11181RIBILL MID .19•11111111 I illo/8. wisamaut, ASO =L. inc,.. ZLIZNION.—PAONISSOAT NOTES. This was ea Mica tried before Mr. Jostles Erie at the sittiep after last terse, by the plaintiff as endorses of a note Sae 3001. even by the defendant sad other directors dale Loads. end County Assuraar•Coaspany to , Das fitrausburg, the manager. who had *Avowed thews the moot. The Mesa was fraud, sad at the trial several direston swore that after they bad eipued the note is goes don the date wee altered free the 7th to the Ist of No amber. The Jury returned a verdict for the defendant. Darla, the preent tens Mr. &dont Shoe obtained • rule nisi for • sow trial an &Slavin it:pigmies the abloom of Stranaburg, who was • usaterial witness at the boor trial. No ewe appeared - tcottay to skew sense soled the rule, ad the wort made it &balsa on the payment of eats. row= AND MUM IP. NTDI.--INIONANOI OP TWIRLS DIMING WAS,.l.ll2olViert • This wee an amnia ea a policy of ineerenes, dated the 26th of Marsh, 1864, for 2,6001, on goods is • venal Galled the Bedlingtee, sailing from Galan to Imndon. The polity sustained en Womans against the maal risks, but the underwriters bad intratecied the exceptive, " free from capture and mime, and the oessenteuest of any attempt thereon." It Bemired that the mein sailed from Galata es the 17th of Much, sad ea the 19th arrived at the month of the Ismail, en either bank of which was • Turkish and Rambo fort, then firiag at seek other. The meal, with English WOn . inn, paned between the forts, hut whoa half a mile loner dews was tired into b y the Ramonfort. She dropped her anchor, but the Rinelims southmed the Mar until she sunk. The crew emsistiag of eighteen Englishmen aid three Greeks, took to the beats, but were captured and taken ewers to Isobel, whore they were detained for six week% sad this set at liberty. The Russia& officer said that the Tema had bees fired into under • mistake, ee they believed she wee Turkish. War between Turkey and Russia bet not between Easels sad Ragland had been declared at the time. • vessel inked the Hairy Coate*, also under mienesr bad boon Wed by the fort sad anchored, when wee beeeded by Me lionsfees„ who kept her crew thrfar fifteen days At the ♦trial • verdict wee taken ie ga plaiatit, with liberty to the defendant to move to 'Mee the verdict if the (curt should be of opines that the weeds" free from capture and seizure sad the comae mantes of may attempt thereon " in the policy wee an te mpting which neatened the underwriters under the circus einem a. proved. The rule wee obtained by Sir F. Thesiger durlag the present term. Mr. Watson, is now showing cams aphid the rule, sited "Callen v. Buller" (6th Maul, sod Selwyn), in which it had boss held that where a vessel had been fired into, the policy baler scald reliever against the underwriter. Hs suggested in this ease there was no intention of capture. The oy vet wee to sink the vessel out of pure mischief. Lied Onespbell—Yee don't inmate to the Runless as letentibm of slaking the vessel and her crew ? Its. Walser—lndeed I do, ray lord. I say it was from pant mieibieL It is well known that they aired at flags of trues at Odeme and Haase. The loused contest contended that it was impossible that the Russians should have mistake. the British for the Turkish flag, and that it was impossible to deduce from the evidence that it was their purpose to capture the mini bat to sink her, and therefore she did not come wader the exception *, free from capture." Mr. Cleasby, ea the same side, °emended ,that the 'imp don could only apply to lawful capture or seizure, sad that as war had not been at the time declared between England and Russia, the capture, it made at all, was illegal, and therefore the enmities could not apply. Sir F. Thicker and Hr. Bramwell supported the role. Lord Campbell in delivering judgment, said he wee of opiden thee: in this sue the defendant was entitled to the judgment of the eosin. The defendant, bat for the 'acon ite. hoe from capture and seizure, and the consequences of attempt thereof," would be prima facie liable, and the court wee called epos for the fret time to put a legal oonstree tic, on these words. He was of opinion that they were sot emilaed to legal capture, bat ectended to soy carton or minus whereby the ship would have been lost, destroyed, or damaged. Be thought each was the messing of the exception, not may awarding to the literal mastrection of the words, bet accord ing to the intention of the parties. They mast under stead it, that the underwriter, foreseeing the wits that were likely to wear in the Danube, took care they excepted themselves from sash perils. Bat it was said there mast have been • lawful capture to make the exemption Medial,. He was not prepared to say that the eondaet of the Russians In brieglag the vessel to wee unlawful, for England at that tine was a *salmi, sad Russia had a bellig right to search all neutral weasels for the contraband of war. Bet he did not give his decision ea that ground aloe.. He thought that men if the capture were illegal and in vie's nos of the rights of nations, the exception would bold good. It was said that the object of the Russians est to destroy the venal end mei her to the bottom. He thought the fair infer ence from the evidence wee that they intended to seize the ship. They did moomplish that object, for he was nearly of opinion that from the moment the crew forsook the monk and she was at the mercy of the Russians, she was taINII Pia as sasell as if the Russians had boarded and had taken mown possession of her. It appeared to bins that there lied sot only bees an attempt at seizure, bat an weal mien; ant whether that seizure was lawial or unlawful, the vessel was destroyed frost the effect of the seizure, and hen that peril It bees excepted by the underwriten, end thinners the underwriters were not liable. Mr. hunks Coleridge and Mr. Justice Wightman tea Judgment for the defendant. BAIL COURT.—Nov. 16. „ !um AT P 11114,-101NISI1L 11711TICII ClllOO/ROX 001111 MAIM ITIPMIIIIIIOII IP. VllOO.-111ILLS OP IXONANG3. - - - 10.11 L Chambers, with Mr. Prentice, appeared foe the plaintiff; and Yr. Collier and Mr. Halals' were counsel he the delsmdeat. This wee as action brought to recover a stun of 601., which the plaintiff alleged to have bass laid by hits for the de futiest's nee, being half the amount of a bill of exchange for 1001., draws by the plaintiff sad sompted by the defend let, as a leas to a penes of the muse of Young, in vobteb the plaintiff and the defendant had agreed to advisee sub bal. The Plaintiff was as *tummy at Chatham, sad the defen dant was a baker and confectioner at the mina place. It appealed that Y had nqsseted the plaintiff to sdnain him 1001, as he to set up is business as as ilea meager, whisk. mooning to the plaintiff's case, he agreed to do, provided the defendant would go halves to the wish. The defesdaat minted, sad neepted a bill of exchange for 1001., whisk wee ginner to Young, who afterwards became oaakropt, sad the plaintiff was obliged to take up the hill. He the. wrote several letters about the affair to the defendant. sad spoke to Mos about it, and the defendant had sever denied his liability. The defense Was that the defendant, being • mutual Mead of the plaintiff sad Young begged the plaintiff to 'dosage the mosey, and accepted 'On Mil of exchange to amomosedate the parties, bet that he had not agreed to take half the sink, and bee silo denied remising the letters ' alleged to have bees sent to him by the plaintiff. ' His Lordship keying summed up, The levy heed a verdict for the plaintiff, for the amount &hued. COURT OF wheellapre mad mopes wen bassi to knee the solely of Misers, imams ober* *ere wee a sostreet to do is. BO fiesour mid that soder tie ciresesetooms be eboald peat immediate certificates of the first alms. INSOLVENT DEBTORS I. 16. Among th e eases heard to-day was that of lb. Charles Cauca, a veaslie4 who had as eateetstameat entitled Nelaa's Flag Ship," width spetalatisa turned oat a Milan, sad ham Milan, his applitatlai sada du Praised= Ast. The lib Danaher was wail for the flaal ardor. It Oa as el as isealyeat wed Moises (opposed by Mr. Maw, sad supported by Mr. Baled), the saes was iAlmatid with ea iatisaatioa that a jatigaut would In gives. 11110112 N/I. MIMING.= MLLE% IN II CIIASLIS I•11L ZIFISZLI. This lasolveat, a young sus applied seder the Prone ties Aet. There was no oppos ition. The debts were 1631. on bills of esobeoge, ea which he had undo hissed( liable ifor his employen,lieens. ends% the railway ooatraeton, of Cason-street. Mr. Bargood, who supported, said the case visa an nap decal oat. The Liabilities were for Meant. Ganda. who were the contractors for the Luna Railway in Italy. Messrs. Ogaden were negotiating with Paul, etrahau, end Bates, to Hies a nut of 30,0001. lot the railway, and pending the negotiation the insolvent gun his bills to raise mousy foe a temporary purpose. The failure of the backers of souse put is end to the useutietioa. and hewn the applies. lion to this court under the Proteetios Act. Mr. Coateissioser Phillips said the set would mot permit hiss to sane a day for the Beal order, but, under the wa iter eiretinstatiess, leave to apply for an ceder night be side in • week. _________ MINT TO In the oases in whit& creditors had sonata a &Ailment with a threat of opposition, the contatheioner held that they eonld not oppose on persons! grounds. —o— OOTION.—ImorOOO, Nov. 15.— TM mod* died lowly bat tbo llsad ion% 4.4 7lri leagana atits to-claroto th ostimatod irridsra ralle. at 4111 1 0 Iss idot d omoladoo ldi lads O a f twJ gmerissa (gar); sin Permit sad Earsallam, tit to Sr • HO MOM% eta.• amt a. 6s. to ; SAO lloomk, SW to lid moo mart) I' awl is llea labada, WC to OiC told NW ohm Tbseoday amount to 53.00 r ; omen tual 7,olllspotioliso. TM total imports data Thursday tie v. 13.-11 e. tacky*, cloth is mositisss wive dos INS wsoliorsi tin nubs& fi siert Me. is pans ONO is Ins amok Mt 'plasm ars sisl siewlisl vstlit weal.. MI gee lain Mabry piste. Tb. high Mos issessdli, lw. desk ts sun estestabsst thaw. Water twist sdisit to dm MOB aft* mad =Ws Wei twist to taw Msditimssases asaluile, amilaas is fair must. WOOL.—Baaanah, Nov. IL—ltat mantat this saillis pawls a mash Inner as. West. ampaially. r Inale dna last mad; lad *ha t dada* at ism ..e wWm sere t to. wavarcd. ana go all with man . la pion than is aim a assaahable Y beams tramathat. Isaawasawiptiosa and 01:111.11. —llisaingoaist. Nov. 15.—At 0101BWAFAIE 11111614 es the 11th, what was la. to Ss. Fit saartsr, sad at Wass . same day, ra. to IL pet grew dearer. Wad Inert le. pr li=ibat theimpassmaNd ad al ddlleil is tesse boa dell. bet sot lower. Pess N est e rnsaar. Darin the prat wank osso glut has tom sdkrimi. has bud born slosh/ st se admissf la. to is. par suartir. Dar* lied be oars sew We Wass frit holm is ate at previous rata& Nem Ma tdesed die mews rue epplbs pow. At Wskithomp. I tss potereep its Whist Inds ea at del at s rise of Is. le Is. per qssierr. hot the srlwasid the rstsit pries of lour es.= art. Malls sasalat liars was very lugs 'apply or what. sad the toils ailed dal at shoot the priors of this day =lPiss Wu* la. to fa. par warm Imo; hest Ms did sot t k o assooksy Med& Oats the here Wier. BIM/ 1111detrid. Dwane. Neo. IL—Weisel a memberale mkt of wheat, whit& a_ a fair sale at to aleaDoe of Sa. par qr. t Ms. per seek was the top pries of old abbe wheat, sal 44e. of saw. Some seed wheat sold at 30s. per tab. batboy yea la short weggiy a sad sold freely at an admirer). b. pier qtr. lemasaere In hriW oripply, but were dull or eels. No alternate in Web peas. WINO._ WI red, 6 7 4 526 : middling, 756 teas.; bleiner, 635. le Us. Barley, 375. to 43e.pats, 776 to 316 Batas. 461. WOK Yealyib. le Os. Floor, fine, per sack, Fs. tolls.; essands. MOP& Ilbsonsarea, Nov. 13.—At our medal the seoraiag there was a fair atteadanee. la American wisest a moderate extent at bushman aosonsd at an advanceof 3d. to 63. per Vlre. e Mali* at the mama time, moving off slowly at Is. to 116 gig auseew seer the rates of this day se'nnlgbt. Flour wee In very label reigiset, but mast, sever thalami, be quoted fully Is. per ark &area Mb were held for an smandateit of Id. par bib., and oat wee ties Only at Is. 64. par kart above pnvioaa prim. Emblem lams. Wilma otra, and barley were each Is. to Is. Id. per quarter bigber. Newalx, Nov. 14.—We have hod a wry lane attendance Is this Exchange to-day, but the adverts in wheat at ht. to Se., and in barley of le. tar 2s. pa qr., midethe factors very aintlons la panaming, and only a moderate business was done. In oats sad beans the,. was a moderate tawdry sad at last week's rates. The following are the preset quotations Wheat, white, 113 e. to &Se.; red , oft. to lie. Barley, malting, 416 to 43.. Oats. 316 to 33e. PINWSVIIT Nov. 13.—We ban this day a liberal supply of both wheat and barley. Wheat sold slowly at so advance of from la. to Is. per qr. baney Is. dearer, the market _abating dull. Oats, has, and peas without attention. Omuta; Nov. 13.—The supply of wheat is good, and the trade raise dull at primes from V. to Is. per qr. la advisee of bat week. Barley r In demand, sod Is. per qr. dearer. Wrnaroan, Nov. 14.—At t .day's market the deliveries of wheat from fanners were larger then those which we hare bad foe some time past. The prices realised were without chines. Foreign wheat the turn in layout of sellers. In oats. with a free sale, see advance of 3d. per bushel he. here established. Barley without change In value. sad Indian tiara a nide dearer. Oar impart list sheen only a few small paresis of main eseenties. EDUIBOILLN. Nov. 16—We had la the market today 1,419 c o t wheat, 6703 qrs. of barley, 331 qrs. of oats, end 110 qrs. of There were cold —ak heat, 9111; barley. Laid ; oats. sad 63 qrs. We had a large market to-day. Wheat was heat? . down In peke. Barley quick ad pekes better; so wen oats. dews. he eamparal with last week, wheat was te. down on top, sad Is. M. dews an avenge. Barley was le. led. op on tap, and M. up on avenge. Oats were Is. up on top, and Is. ld. op on average. SSW were Is. up on top, sad Is. 76 down en annice. Wbstater es . 6116 to 1041. Barley, 93a. to 495. Oats. 27e. to Us. B Me. Weight of tem wheat 117 f lbs.; barley, Ca lb.;; ee s t . :3l‘ be.; sad beans. $1 be. per bushel. Osassew. Nov. 14.—There has been a good 41101111111 fee wheat and herby daring the 'mak, at full pekes. Our foreign Imports ameba atl4 quarters wheat (elderly from Amnia), 1,1 id barrels Boar, II qualm Indian eons. end 797 mar are peas, soattebe ; and from Ireland the wive!' of oats and octant are large. This day's market was tolerably well attentbd, bat the extreme rates asked tanked basinees, and the wises of this day week were with great callosity exemded tor wheat. Beeler sells freely, and Is 16 per 390 Ira. dearer. Oats sre dull, sad the turn cheaper. Oatmeal Is held for Is per load ulnae% hat bonen refuted to empty, and the treasmotlons are asueqoently very halted In start. labia earn— Tallow held tor 216, and mixed 275. 66 per 384) Vas. CATTLE.— Navas:. Nov. 14.—There has hot been a very lame market tnelay, especially it Meer, and last week's pekes ham been fully maintained. The attendence of tarmacs was tolarebly rood. There were 2b3 sheep, SIC brute. end II: pip peened in the market. . . - LWOW , Nov. 16.—(11y English sod Irleh blagoetie Telegraph.) —We bad a tarp supply of aelditgag sad lafartor stoat, teat of prime beet the quantity wee weasually mall. Watts rated alma the same a law west. goose large and fialabett beef sold for Pat to 301. a head, iabd Bas Asap mold for 11. anti. The pig owlet was largely 1 6411)91W, Out the quality la gourd ladUlereat. -—•-• •• • • lousats sox Nov 14.—Tiss supply at slump tbla saolldid wee d. 310, betas W 4 Is. duos last week. Sides dull, and prim down 21. a bead. Top pries of tie Net esod bbwirtasad wedelns, fit atm net top pries. ed. t Sid.; ultddliag and Interior, troll lb& to id. per lb. At tbs aloes a olairanis sot ellootad. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. Jams Harley (schooner), of Belfast, from Maryport to Belfast, coal laden, struck en Skullenartin Hocks yester day morning, and remained last till 12 o'clock, when she was got off and taken into Bellwether Harbour. She has received considerable damage —Belfast, Nov. 15. AILRIVIID. Ann-at Qum:mown. November IS, ham-. - Callao Ann Pawns-at Queenstown. November Is. frem......„. ADIUSZ--At Shields, November 1., tram .... ..-....-= Au:Annum- at Shields, November 14, froes....-...., Queen Artalmo- MT Cm , s MK November le, trout ......—. New Yen Awn -at Onsmeek. November 14, from.. —... .. Leng e s Arsenio -at Quessetown. November IS. from ... — .„.....Beedteree Anuune--at Gravesend, November 15, hem- Arnasee-st Grammed. November 15. tr0m........- MAIM Gmtams-at livened. November Is. Item- New Terk Beam 011 T-at Gravesend. November 15, h0m........... Antwerp Csms-at Desmond. November 14. from.- -. Oporto Common-at Gramomd. Hew. le, from - .... ". .-.llotterdeas COMQVIZOI-at November 15, frcea. - ....--Aluandria Cmaseenue -oil Sovenber 14, fr0m.............-Chiss Coasts-ea B& W, Messesher 14, tram . ... . -.Charente Comao-et November 13, treat=ioetett, - U.S. Cm:mime- of iLtewM, November 14, fr0m.........-......Quebee DIOIIT-IA QIIIIIMMINIS. November It, from ......... ... ........ DALT* 90-afideilled. November IS. tr0mi.............1h0re F-111,A01-111t L1A1111,8114 November lk ilCal Alexandria Zusasore-at Oen. Nommber 11, from Bergen Boman lieux-M Lynn, Nommolter 14, from New York Etem-off tbe Wight, Nffillait 14. from Carthage= Ham AUCKLAND-at Greasensl, ltirsesabet 15, frees Rotterdam rinserse-at Cork, New** til, hoot Byrs Tammuz Dm Oaores-e4 Peelmeerath, Noe. 14, from . Detains Otaarra-at Gramma% lkweeriew 14. trora..-.- .. ..,,. _. Rotterdam GUISIIA-1“ GIIITONIII, mosonssitran .usasisams Onion Lsom-at Livened. 15„ from ... ........11bendeht Mawr Citla-at limpet. 15, from.----Parallas Hamm-at Liverpool. Neworiber IS„ from -.- ..........Onshee Haman-oh Falmouth, Norember 14, frees guise Ma wee the cattiest, mutleg, in the as of Thomas and Ineelhals-at LivevPo o l. November li, from ........„.......oelmet Jamb Bastledge, saw.LU proprietors, of COOISS/01•1• UM -at MALAWI. NOMA"( ii. tram .. .- ... .. -......111qp/see reed. Unbolts. At the beginning of 1804, the bankrupts Joss linen azi.-at Falmouth. Novembe; 14, from alonlemin had a espital 616,6001. Their *adios; bad been a presperoas ) 14111- at Orem , * November 15. from lif.a . re: Paatrr-at Paimeleth. November 14, MT. Nadas eee, lb posits it about a year end • bell Noise 3.309!.: and their appearasee la tilt seen was solely attributable to the r ay '... iia i f i st -eg ,, Pl uswilabir liemab i . 14 . uvw frals 7 . 7 . - . 7. 41414 s adulated* oeenrrenee of a large ire ea their premises in K eeewit ,s rt - w., -- 0 4 - a mm e w 1 4 1 tme.... .... fielleebetreet, is February last, by Mika catastrophe pro- Kam-of Mow% 19svenher U. from ....7:::•••fiAaharli aselexlbe wales s t 4 5 . 9eL eesetrio, of timber belonging irmsahasr -at lealleasse Ifeweaber 11, tr0e5.............. Gibraltar .... pestles, was destro yed, sad t h e b ea k mp i s ud b e ., liamma (es.)-at Inthat. ISmember 15, from .--............Lenden ;7 1,4 or 1 6" ll.a• itsesesaa-et DANN November 15, tram.......... Isla Tbe eseouste prepared by Mane Paul and Turner, K m om munc. " * La _ at ors ag . " 6 " V o l able mm naw. Imiv Is. ham.„—..-amide extend hens tie Wiles*/ of 1864 is the date of the hash' Nucene-at Liverpool, lionsiabra IS, from Chasinesa fusers. sad thew a rum el 1,9001. due to anseeansd ere& Saw BLOOM -at Phase*, Nawadare le. from-- ilia = vi e , gi amiss bp dams of CMS. in respect of peering Newman Bane-of silaea leak Noneaber 11 , hoer deetwerd bp the ire. sod 7961. for rent. Tbe abets were. OMAN lionasee -at inmate% NOTlMailt 16. from London Peals AND IA?! pitti IN*. al-at Gravesend. November IS, trots Pails Is peed Mib and ebb. 1,6841. ; property surreadind, Pamee-at mosso. Nemealsr 14, from ....... ikeekholue 6,6611. (eat poles.) Peat-at Dial, Nmember IS, hem .... ...„..»» -Milne Sir. LINIVIOSO asbeeitted that this was a seat beevitable Prune -t Uvergeol. If *masks. 11. freM ..... New Game owe dime end siebetude. Purabas IOTAI.--61 Lharrel. Noma' , IS, froll3•••• = lib Maw WI lbw, appeared to be teething to de tut Imehml-at Liverpoi. member IS, heel -----*- te sward the. Itestbstea - Int able esitilisateb There 111 " 111 "'" - ' l l Quoialtimst. gm' a bo r I S . *d m " ••••• 11 melim could set be 1 nese mina ewe ef pdefartise. 1 baneorear-et tbereed. II waster 11, freas..-.-..menansh ... I thkausa-at bedmpera. November is, as. ..... -. -Degesio Mr. Tartu die Add 08 .9 115 . obilPildett that they Deseret destbesapsan, flowrabtr IS frem-..... . lbaude akin hue teemed dm property. broaases-st Quemeasown, itonsatar 111, fte5.........111. Da= M IAeIIIM. add 14 ea tuft a ‘lll.lllll74n6bAs Waree-et Falateult, Sobabor le. 5ea...._.. FCY.—Nov. 15. 0001111711. 11120111 lig. DI 11 CASII OP SAILID. ANY W•111211M.6010 Liverpool, Norm* U, te. 44 ,11 0 1 0 Asnagno.4l9.l Mir November IS, to.•••••••••••••3“,NS AUCFrICIM Newport. November IS, buetames Pmes—frem elmeme. NOTONint +UMW —five' amiss!. November 14, to Oremlt. fonnaber Orknodr. Sommtber 14, frmember IS. Woman 14. to 4101414011010.-Ilen ammo* limeimber 14; Conoomea-from Onissibe. Nfresrabor U. Dava-e.. Clanisma. 1144414614 11 . m .- 3 441 011411; ffrovemol. Ilatimber 11. 1....-..-from Cloref. Nowzgase 14. m ..... lawn-kome Cenriff, November 14, to Gnosis froennoo-from SIMON. November 18 Gomm WA•a11141011-6.444 Oreemolk, Novembur 14, myks% Gmor-boss Jersey, Ikiguabar U. m ... . limasen-trcee Swamies. Illawsks 111. lisoo-fross Bell i !Lonelier Id. to ... H/117111NA.-14442 UMW. 1t044111611r 11, VI tionoka-trom Orb 's November IS. JZIOIT LIPID -trema, November 15, Jove-/eons Greeneek, November 14, to :14SleeaTh7 4 .. Sono Wmutr- from !Pokey, November 13, t0........5ta5hw, Jam-from /may, November IS, to 141011T11-trous Liverpool, November 13, to... New Osso i ILors-from Masses. November 13, Sy r USDA-trait u 1, November Id, to ---,se% LADY B. BAILIT- From Cirdiff. NOTIMMIMa 14, 10......0Am et h 5 . Makom-trom Carat November 14, to IlkiellAlrf-from Grimsby, November 14. te Consee ll o s frookaos-from Swaim, November 11, t 0... ....... MICIMATOI-tres Oravesesd, November IS, to ..... ..... Nntaan-ham Gravesend, November Id, to Now Roam-ham Liverpool, November 13, Poutut (.e.)-from Liverpool, November It, t 0... .... kW; PIMITIMA-from Omni. November 14, to .. -from Swamis, November 18, to : 111 !=..., ono-from Liverpool, November 13, t o Nomnlter IS. t 0... ..... Not Orins 0 (member 14. 1 thrums, November 11, to 'Gravesend, November IS, to I Offt4llll4o, November 15, to Gassese.b B-7tiopi" &. w. AIISTRALLIN SHIPPING. llimotourb—Arvived : Lop. 25. Reliance, has Maro, Caleatte; Hiedoo, New York ; HeariettaMmor. 111.2174, Liverpool. 29. Filth. baubles. tiellad.—Aug. It Oliver Lag, to LirerpooL 31. Vills l; Bralmv.—Arrlved ; Lord Bar Web, hoax Losdon,• armpit ; Bt. Georg, Bordeaux ; Corte . Batavia; Emma, Batavia; A boanis ; Hid, Eckert lowa. aIIaLMOS.-Balled : July U. Plia, to Batavia. At Roberti sou, Madras. And. 1. Coommatlaa, Guam. 6. llyaismdt oa k Oisetta. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann (barque), hem Landon for flisfinsime, net. 21, lat. 7.111,, 113.40 W. ; 32 deposit. Anna (biue), Oer. 18, lat. 11.41 N., km. 24.33 W.; 41 dam s& City of Mem (barque), frt m Calautta for Leedom Mot. m kl 34.47 8., imr. 26.34 C. • 4$ days out. Camelia. trots Limezool for Wavle. Oet. 2,lst. Ica. W. Clty of Rimdy, from verpool for Valparaiso, dept. 23, WAR, la, 23 W. Coalaak. Mir Pentambsco, Nov. 7,1 M. 41.27 N.,10.. 11.20 W. Dallied= (brig). tram Oreencek, towards Dimmer% Nor.l, 47.39 N..lm. 13. Mavoleplbuque), of Waterford, from Liverpool, bond oat, ihr,k 1at.41.24 N., Loa. 16.35. pasbmt's Queen (Ws), from Quebec for Newcastle, Ner.18,116 48.43 31.. M. 16.44 W. ; 48 days oat ifterdlas. from Can't& for Liverpool, Oct. 28, Mt. N 27 W. Gorilla (Swedish ship), Irma London for Madras, Beak 7, h 1 I,y N., loc. 21.17 W. ; out 40 days. Hamill. Wholly% from London for Shanghai, * Aleut 17,13 Os Straits of Sunda ; 90 days out. Labelle Rankin, for New Nahusa, Oct. 12.1 at. 11 N., lea. 25 W, John Wmiey, from Callao for Queenstown, I.let. 111, lat. OR, le, 17 W. Joseph Steel (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept. I, ht. LEI, lob. 22.33 W.; out SO days. Lord Ashley, from Calico, Sept. 7, lit 45 8., km. 48 W. ; net Nam Nymph (barque). from London. Ott. 4, lit 8 8.. lee. 332011. Prince of Wales (ship), dept. 29, lat. 17 s., 10n.23 W. Omen of the Seas (ripper ship), from London for Port Pb/Dra kt, 21.42 N. lon. 23.34 W . ; oat 12 days. Rothe's% front Liverpool, Oct. 7, lat. 01.20 N., lea. 31 W. Spitfire (American clipper ship). from Poo-chow-too for Leis, Sept. 29, lat. 21.48, bon. 7 R.; 67 days out Sweepstaltes, for New York, Nov. 2. lot 47.53 N., loa. MX W. Superior, bound west, Oct. 4, let 43 N., 100. 39 w. Try Avdp. from Quebec kr Cork, Nov. 9, lat. 49, kw. 23.49 W.;13 well. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. (Frets the " Loudon Poet-oflice Mel [Alen the data ter making up a mall falls ea a Seam • mall remairmapeu oath the day W 0141340 . 1 MI Maus up at a imbue B . vivi d E uti. the des ' tarsi. I••• • Post OlEcon Patched. Usbm -. ) 7°1.17 %1 1 tkmth " 8 ltan Mew. II ....- %m in -•—• MVW a amptoo. ° Gibraltar wrath. Gibraltar 1 Malta* i Mk & 20th 1 a , x , th . I Pk &Ord Lin 141p1' Gaylen*. - .1 ' month. nee& ndia* libiaritiaa i loth of ) a met ,. ma ...... Use. um (via Oey- II the ion)* Chine ) Mit ot 1 Beath. Penang* bi tiw sapten• -""*"...1 Da 4... ......... Mopporrk month. Anemi a. 044 1a(vb; ) E 4th riewiL l& tha t2tk 1 LlpeoLlar- Yet egt. Or a l West In H a - 1 s Oral* Ha vans and let md Honderu) . lab d -...... Vaarresia ••• i t g o , IT . 1,, "' al ' TIM ... Vs Grey' Town neath. NewGrasuida Chit' - I Peru Id& L a °bduris a . :.• ihl Nov. IT ...1 un emth- ,,, TIN - a 62 -.." mei tat agezia° "`"' iDI Dm. I j Hostas. ..... if i m , ...••.• tidies I Madeira OspedeVerds death. I Brasil .- EuesosAyres Paildand Is lands Madeira Ply. w inneridb .comfa _.- 1 E Nov. dd ... ) mont h . ........• Do. I- ' BritlaiiNorth I Mow. 23 . & 1 User. tut,... 'roc G OM America .- P alternate pool. United *Ma ' , tidal's. ! Milted Rates ) Nov. 16, & ) /A .,. . A tisium l im 21 pia British Werth E alternate p er . anseries .- Pridarn Unitee Staten L. ) Na*. 2l . & i s ou th. °_, Loa , s i ,,, 17 ono 17 hi alternate ~,,,o, Annie° 0.0 'WdzildaYs• • Via Dover mad Musedlles. I [—Mang* 1-41411111. The ship Guiding Star, WClelland.thini 4ol troy Liverpool for Melbourne on the 9th Jammu IA 8 8 1 wen spoken on the 9th of February, by the Boats butil Kau, Hestia's, in Ist. 18.6 S , long. 33.48 W.. 86 2 °. sinew been heard of. She bad es baud elms oho an Liverpool, crew and paloengers 600 persons all told. 111 Galling Star was built at St Jobe (ILE, sad about 2,000 tons. It is reported that about 40,003 oialks is 'neared upon the ship and cargo in Now York lad FlOs. dolphin. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. downs Hoe, Britt*tbs tOd r. p, at the Rev. T. Bakie, et a sou. LIINET.—Nov. 11. at Knoelivkar, Boman" th. " Henry. Beg., M.D.. of • lOU. rtN6B.—Noir.ll, at George-etreet, Edinburgh, btra A. IMO a daughter. th• Ilik d IC' LIDINGTON.—Nor. IL at MA Udinet"' CligMAlLl " .— . ;: f or a . 4 1 1 2, "a th t. e r. wire of G. U. Ileourest IMO Uabridge, of a daughter. NEVIFOST.—Nov. IS, at - the Vhcotiettst IMO al a daughter. POMEM.—Nee. 11, at Gromewor-twrace, Pelgra" 4 " l . ftala the wife of H. Power, EN., of a lIJ3. SIMPSON.—Nov. 11, at Mitcham, Surrey, the wife of p• N. I jam. Fag., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BIRCH—POWELL.—Nov. et St. John a, HamPoield.* a t "; J. P. Whalley, 'therm of Wtethem, Norfolk, L birth, W. Binh. Ext., of Wretkam Hall, to Elizabeth Outride, of D. Powell, See, , of Heath Lodgo, Holltheltoct• BLENIU BY NBOPP —LODEN. —Nov. 14. at St. Mary Abbott's , it! too. Bleoldn Tol+ 501 h a.r. Madras A rm y . ar rmy. soh of the late E.eopp. aleakiangt, Boolgolstreg, to Harriette Jane daughter of the IMI M of the Amy. M OORHOUBB—CIIESSER.—Nov. IS, at the oarbb Bartow. DOW Bi rm ingham, by the Rev. Wilma . n l 7 O VAL. d Coolietoo. Cheshire, to Mary Maul* Wig O. W.CLea4t, Eq. M.D., of Birmingham. BANDBACII—WILLIAMS.—Nov. IS, at Lthoirehea Bev. J. Atwell, el. It ilhodhaeh, Era., of Halodunco , owe , la Elizabeth Charlotte, daughter of Y. wows., 801, DEATHS. AWITIN.—Nov.II, Ann, wife of J. Austin, Z4+ et WO. Bath. 1110 BALLANTYNIS—Nov. Is, at Eastoott-phes. 7l3 • ll°6- Ballantyse, aged 29. Ask I BALLARD.—Nov 13. at Itegent.rquare. 81. Paul i& 414 Ballard, KN.. age d6l. .....4. 11* SILARD.—Nov. 12, at Fortnian-place, lisigs-bill. 0 . .-- 91e 4 78. 00 LIIIIOTON.—Nov. 14, at the residenoe Mon, other.ll-91.1,,e, o e s tot Zig. Marmon . jpl t ag, North 0:i :TWO laimpea, of Maine:sad, aged 37. *A MILLAINIIP. 2 Noo. 11. st Cuatialapstreet, rentea7o9_,4 Illiaildp. or tas alma assik&offico. 8 3 ' k 4 7 .°5 1.8 ,,,,... - 24 0 NIAIL—Noe. Is. at Buselesab-terrsoe, Upper Clot" ‘...."'" -.ad 59. 4414 -4 81711014—Nov. 14, .t PieeaMlly, 81r IL sotto*, 9 411-,4114 4 1 1141'1% —May. It. at Clifton, seer Aehboallt. D1 14741" ' dr Ma, wife it the Rev. Z. P Ryan. Printed and pobilsbod by Mamba Help am" a( Mb!. 01 eireet, la tlee Otto of London Prtnter, Use 0.014 ▪ 00. ill SIM Pont of MI •—lantat 11,1"."'" A I t H or OWE I all Till Ilk K. °AV as, N ..-- 4 6m *Pon v Se lat tralisid T 1 ,„„.... vim! , v 11111•0 11 APO* OPM ___ :s . • 1 ♦b ■ as $1 ...-- A sod 1 B,rib Load aew Anew dm, stati bk. SkT, Mks NU Sa. a D ail sib is I Li