The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-27 00:00:00

ILain 3intelltgence. r7 1°111111..11.1.11.11..11.1 1 THE CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NSW COURT.—YorruDAY. Isms 011010 P 60111Airt. Aram= Urania or Covariant Oka. Mai Meta BetAsi Jame, 24, Meek s wta dread Joel man, woo leased kt swami aratablit ask. Mr. Dili.. it,. Deada. eel Mr- CMS, Muni it tbe prosesstiss, sal Mr. run dthadal. The tads of Ms mos won ssmowboS inginkr. Marty is November Orr prisms' wont is la Ileerells, the 81 mtf , Palace, Mammy with 'Mass may sot ealsd kw some gin, Seselstias s bad hawk.% v b a W ) tad gives tech, and a geed sae Ow. OSe labm tams p Mtn% kekwed • bad ballroom k past fee • of Me. la was thee ilkS•11004. M pre wham Beasettetreet, Dam' Cesartes. The preessater, thi= t kea Me reigesielie eat It aka be weald at sem tla *era. Os the INA of Nemesbee g e t i r res tr. 'Weedre.. ate Wldie MM. ea aka it setae aa. teederkiSt=lisslia Mr. Nowell latreasil Is be ha the bar at tbe thy ad resepleed hi.. hake hese tea at bb beta. ad be was eaide gime la assay. Upon the int melba aim la was %has is aul * . ha bed apes his a big of adage tre Mi. tad ame ea sad Maw. Upon Os mead weak' of Ms beta taloa la alete be g„ kw mid Muted at .hebiesee Bevueast. awl Well' Osawbeeee. Waterlowread, bat was an lama there by sane, bet WI bed a bed at me of these beams. Mr. Party _having addressed the Jim reateedlag that the nosey had sone aosidestaily lass Ms bads, idled serial trainee who pre his a geed eatilitsr, OM oil Mat be was the sea of a patient= bleb la the sabekade profeedoa. The late sheriff, Mr. D. N obeli, said the plasm bad been ems time in his service as clerk, and was Aridly honest, leaving their service for some eccentricity Meradest. Mr. Nickell had known him from his youth, haring beea brought up at the school kept by the prismer's father. The jury sot wad the primer. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YWITEIDAT. Saws AT NM Pans ar Wornionrok—O•cso Ma. Josses Wsonnum Aire • Comma AMT. " To-day was the Brat day of _ the dung@ at NW Prin after Iliskselmes Term, mad Lord Cssphell, &less acisolikg of several ail eases. loft the sisal tic attest Has Cost ed Crisiaal Atclaad Mr. Justice Nightmarethis took his wit apes the Awn e. CONN tNOTolL—Arrnoer To *zoom COWIN , . SATION IN DAMAO= 70Z AN &LIAO= MALICIOUS Pao. 02170T10N. Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Hodgson appeared for the plain. Eff, sad Mr. Sajsant Stun and Kr. Browne were ennui fer A. defendant. This was an scan brought to mover asapsasaties la dosages for ske defendant having maUsisielp, sawed • =of &mason against the pluatiff beams • la, chug ass w dismissed. The deft adeallial two pleas upon the record, first, not 'man. sad list the matter. is dispute between the plaintiff and tha dant were not yet settled. From the statement of Mr. Braswell ill the plaintiff was a tails canyieg on Ws WI" he OW: Regenistreet, and in dam NOW rat ele this yes • pennenhip was contampialed beteresa kfhl and • yeas; Ina eased John Comatose's. T r re dd aillS asa bed an wale named Jams Canaille/10. Sew i sann e ore s . 11e f ral s titom who was la the who if W i• round s aes: It appassall flathsre was t ninths Snow Me moil sad the mishaw, mad when the hexer coos in ow **Ws at the ra p the plaintiff, he was in the WI& of =shift a sUe• whither young Mr. Caasigtan err premise et NA MIN* unpleaseat Ulm the Slid, hoes with great Waken mitil the Sob of Mani la Os /West year. Upon OWE, the defendant case to tb Was ad the plaistW to Wie MS nephew, who, hewer ' was act th ere. Oa lOW 'session the defendant anastenoed sakiag lagftioseles remarks to the plalatiff, who, as so 111101.11 Mao shop, pat up with the defendsat's abase. THE POLICE COVETS. sousq...ay, bower, a enclosed of the name of Gotta these tauthe shop, sr, defeatist not oaring his cabmen terearbs, Mr. d ' d his to quit his premises. With GUILDHALL. OW skarn he did not choose to Comply ; apse which the A Butz ra A Baor.—JoAre Waia t tp i nt. • yo t s i lth Shoot la shistiff ready put his out of the shop. The plainti ff Wes of icip, was the nag eat • with° a t l a limed 'Whig with respect to the matter until the 14th of limn or a Won?* badge. Musk when ha received • summons to Stead Wore the Coattail's Moulted that below two basin nutting • mu m, to, on • charge of astalz The daisadent ass& liklans-strest, appanatly very excited, and folks red by a = lh r s ppeare before the sessistrate at the Marl crowd of boys. He saw he said and Sleet rutin Come. The east was this adjoarned until the salsa fee badge and = l —• ••• cud neither. Mb, ening to the MI MI of the plaintiff. On the 9:811 the Witness then took his SS custody. WS wee hrd by the magistrate, and aria adjourned Mr. Loirec• swat saftwials. of Plegg o w, f a mes,. the 27th of Marsh, apes whisk day it was beard mid the bleats alluded to by th e °file" w' se seine/ t o trap diesimed. The Warp preferred wee sae foe an =malt his by Mr. Inland, • Wow, of Plaistow l eg -- " --- crasee gad el a vary age d shareets. The defen dant Warged was • third bust colanatned afto to him. b y Asa I plaintiff wi th b o ric( Sateen) , augalted Wu, mad sith WHIM. paid • linseed drover of the, moo Mthly kW • 'widest blew ea the back, end aka with brag the cattle ter Linden, bat the Ai m Kr. I llat Mvieg pered • damp pocket handkerchief acres hie face Holloway ran down the Ross and C Amason aroma whlsh had • well like that of peuid seat. The result of and while Striage, the drover, fel Am ok i t as Lit In this pelts bandkerelief bibs passed sass the defsadiat's caw of tit. other two. Wee was, as be alleged, that ha swath swelled ;be bad •• Mr. Jones, the how , sr complaised to Sir NSW main, at the eyes and now, and Salt es if he had been Lauri* of the hm Inv isle. ulnas from the Melee severely tannin. _The defeatist also alleged that of cattle throne' lonians d ad the eanott adth g so i s ith e s e . ls became everpewstsi by • kind of stupor, aad hood to Stuitheild - oeill It The damage dose to husk yes obliged te have assietaass te rush hS Wise Wits. sad tin/ hied' A barrios escakaing private mad was laid plaintiff • laringlit. The trespassed urn hf_ss.ttle drovers la ens to avoid= sussed for the saw lasted that then was sot aeon the Moles nor, ✓u was inseam And the Inmate the slightest mead ter sAias the shatge wiles Mr. Arabs Wile Wee laricdoo. la tke middle ef the night these she width Mr. Junes Cutlasses had doss. Tits may manes tarsal trespass* could user be Meanie* ma isleatip Ice which it was auppessil had kissed the defendant to make isochili the Pior'seten ef therepeends te reams ate ealBlllo this charge was skit, at the 13th of Much, 1860, Is kid Is • ilia Welt Men wind with • writ at the suit ei his nephew, Mr. Mr. Pis , mid that the stray beast ran labs the ales lei John Cassini/toe, who was the party contemplating • part- CT•Tra -7701 _4, where be earned such dastraetioa wait blm airship wan the plaintiff. that It wis'xid require from 21. to 31 to repair. • Is su pport of the plaintiff's case Kraal withers were A sae, who was in the house in BAN and Crowfreeert as galled, the prl ot whom wen • Kr. Gots sad • Mr. ths ffis nas bell entercd, mode the fidlowleg Hirman, a surgeon. The first oil these gentleman said that whisk. seated • great deal of inerrissat la east Ots be ins t its at the plaintiff's strop on the 6th ef Marsh, holdSg. He said, ° I was in the Neal On the round sad that the pontiff aid not violeany aseault ILL lases st soca wheat I hoard a wise Weide lacad thrut sad the an into t Ceastagtes, or per • pooket-tandkerchiet Sion ht* fate, so Sus, to my great , I maw a bull's bat merely atly put Ss oat of his shop. Ur. Norman, %besmear over_ the little wicket pie at the street deco. We radian, stated that he was not aware of the (Lighter.) I issediatal alined the room door, an the dhe esisesse• of any drug or chemical preparatioa which would west sate the parse. ( laughla). I felt mines all the seeps described by the dafesdaat. wainsenting giving way, and asessdiegly pressed easiest Mr. Soden' fthes toes addressed the jury on behalf of it on the Said*, whit* the hull pressed spins It without. the d.leadaat. The learned eerjeaut said that the gees. d eo (Renewed laughter.) I felt the partials cracking under the which they had to determine was whether the defense% in belt's eight, and at the lams tine the females' lac the room going before the mulateate and preferring the char go 0 , begs w to Moon en d ma k e su b a R a o that I taus,. the assault had does so melielossly, and without ressoss'ae an d ball was frighteued, sad ke pined sing thia parer, s anise groad I bable ease. It woe eavaessly unlikely that the aueo. theism's ws piss up stairs. The woaderritrickes lent. Mr. James Csaalspasorould have loads • false sal then triad to tars round, and in doles se knocked 'huge waist a party whin k. haw was d'apesod to down the whole Silts partition between the passage and the tree, u sad would, therefore, if he stated "net see not roam with his hind quarters, sad backed ho w g the have had the power of preferring aa inciter/neat against little wicket gate flying over to the publi opposite. his for perjary. Mr. Canningcoa, the dele.ndant, was a (Great laughter.) The bull then got clear of the court, and penal equally to be believed with Mr. Gotta. With regard left sae muter of the rain."' to die latter to tleaan, it slake be observed that, if he bad Si, Peter Lewis said that ha would &sharp the prisons, stated what was incinees, there wen no meths ref salmi but ea Mr. Lowe had the care of the cattle, w wen M- Mus answerable tee it. He (Mr. &Swat 8k..) wield a signed to his for sale, he would order his to pay the evidence to prove that es the 6th of Marsh the defeadant asthma the damage dons ILt. Pierce's property by the was met the street by a person who knew his in a state bit:anon of Mr. Holloway's ball. of stupor, and with his lips swelled, and that he had a ran- CLERKENWELL. Sag from hi• nos and eyes. lc would also be proved that ASSAULT ON THZ l'ol,tca.—Aifrdd Funds, a chartist, on his reaching hose he was is the state which he (Yr. " owe d. „ meet to al e o e s o th emei t w i th ha v k y moulted &Sent Baer) had just alluded to. Sergeant Archer and unstable Fisher whilst in the execs- The first witness called on behalf of 'the dsfeadaat was a tini of their duty. The court was crowded to tour by Mr. Chapman, who stated that be Met the defendant In thirtieth The particulars of the can have already apposed Howland street, Totteahasaeourt road, on the 6.1 t el In h et cpa o w • D ai ly N ees. u ay s • OWL March, whin his nioath appeared to be surrounded with Mr. Combs convicted the prisoner is the sus el 20z, or pascals, sod he had • mama' Sr.. him eyes and arise, sad 14 d ay s t. ot t athatea t, for each of the mush& he sensed to be groping his way alone very slowly. 'skull& Mills, the defendant's servant, and • Unlit boy, • MARLBOROUGH-BTREET. eased Walker, who had tr en his page, deposed as to his STIIIIII or Tan OLAztaliA AT THI CATSTAL PALM'S, being well when he left his house cia the sn it ot March, and lirna.raaa.— William St. Clair. joarseystan glazier, was to Ine returidne s (is the afternoon in the state whisk re-examind charged with having seat • threatening letter the preens situ. (Cinnamic') had described. to Mr. Fox, of the firm of Fox and Henderson , contractors James Pettit proved tint be bad beard the plaintiff say for the works erns Exhibitics structure in Hyde-peak, and U the defendant came to hie shop any more for mossy, he also with having soodlooliudo, eloSituelle tot" sale Putles would kick him out and serve him is snob • mamas th at men- Bin fast. of than can cave wisely stlsesred• he w..ald net nine again. Mr. Bingham said the act of psalm:tent wider which the Mr. Sandy*, • surgeon living in Kentish-tows, proved also, h been laid, he was hippy to say was seldom ra that he attended the defendant during his Maas, and that monad to in this part of London, though he cosfassed to the application of an irritating suntans, or streag asid, have had some 0314144ns of it in Spitalfields. The quer would produce the elms described by Mr. Commissars, lion was one of very great importance, and though he could although he knew of no chemical preparation which would not say he had not an opinion to give on it, yet to avoid the have a smell like that of putrid ..at, and affect any one in appearanes of being at all precipitate, he would take time the way in which the defendant was affected. co sax ids all the evidence, and would give his judgment ts. Mr. Braswell having replied, Mande, salt. Mr. Justice Wightman ' in sassing up, left it to the I jarf to say whether the pl aintiff was juatificd in the assault which he connitced, or whether violent and improper Esau had b. en used in turning the diffendiat out of his ship. The learned judge also lett it to the jury to say whether Mr. James Cunnimgton, the defendant, had pre ferred the /haus against the present plaintiff, really belie,. fag it to be true, or whether be had made it from motives of malice. The jury hiving answered thus questions in favour of the plaintiff, kr. Justice Wight's= requested them to consider what ameent of damages the plaintiff was eatitled to. The jary, after some ousideraiion, said they found that the *WWI was entitled to 151 as damages. COURT OF RIECHRQUER.-YINTERDAY. fia Pares.—lssau V. Num:, GB., Asu Yuma= i is; Tido wso tM Awl 6sy st tio — sit - Wars. Tao printed list esstairs 112 osasos, 61 saw aides. mail 61 revs eta. Of tke swim wombs, 44 ors ta bo trial by gods) Junes, sad 33 special sal sowswas jury maw base bows withdrswa or lokW. . M; was ad dam of way /ward lateral to day. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—INISTEILDAT. _ _ Czowa CASIO sawn. _ tows Tao CALTlverses .. Z.rarans. 14. Lioi Page. Ma. annes ninny% Ma. Lwow euassyro. Its. James Pumas's, Ma. Junes las; Ma. JOSTICS MACIII. MI6 Law ham Ma. NM= WILLIAM. Ma. Jaynes Twin" ata Ils. lam Awns. _ TS; Ql7lOl g. WiLIIT.-7RICLITING OWL= GOODS. This sees was reserved from the Northumberksad sae isms. Two persons, named Strahan tied Williameon, were Indicted for sways some fowl, which the took to the Mw et the prisoner's tether in s bag. 8t , who tar ried the bag, we accompanied by Williamson and the prisseer into • stable on the premises of the fattier. The prisoner, who had control over the stable ' followed with a light; bat before anything was done, the': police went into the stable, and found the bag lying unopened on the floor, and tha three prisoners standing around it. 9 - reltan and Williams were indicted for suisling the fowls, sad Wily for receiving. The emotion reserved for this court was whether possession had passed to Wiley, sod whether under the sircumstaaess he was guilty at receiving audit the 'taints. Mr. Otter argued the seas fro the prisoner, and Mr. Liddell was heard in support of the prosecution. heron Parker, with the 00•111Iffillie it seven judges, held that the Floater had not that poseemion of the goods which could, in point of law, eoestlint• Wm • reseiver. Lord Campbell, end, three judges (Jainism Crostrwill a Iris, and Williams), were of epusisa that this ...victim wee conviction was therefore gushed. COURT OF Ix 1111 DOTLIL—DNIPUTED AD/VDICATION. MUr oar upon of this eau wu dispatched yulsrday, tko examination was adjoavued to this day. ro•TISTERDAY. UMMiEffiEDNEI;DAY t. • ' NOBPOLX RALWATir* Yesterday tho hekilavell "I ffilf-7 ==. 6 this mammy Wm_beil *I law is City, W. riall2.l, ►lsq.. la the eldh Toe MOM If dm abeam he wawa 'es llohor Coen hakes Wilk ado ••• owed th • 16•01•• Way= Meler rilbeetaa brew wowed". goil the appointment ef New these to IRO* boa die wide el the die of lite ewe. pear. Ulm Oho keg aileowleo took glom weessmee or whisk Mr. Pet% ILlNereastriisillr4 hateliow *we the *wird peat of die to hoes him shwa, shawl thee ihe 1-I—aelestwe.aratrofilthe Swim evade@ sod lbe dy ewpwdee, s the hese eilleme. Wier lei whet hal ta wall be reap belmi that thor be bead The isminahis dee wool a Mem eplehaithal thole se ceipeoble lb. Vsel• ot toe sae leeloia llii =tr t sod If sewwwise IMPS diellablid that Aso, sae oottlittheameula ibipple ape& i" sad that he barred the ellea of ea (Peat Portion towards Oembellgo, os es he tap NW Ulm* mOte from that helohlootbsea, omit Wei eibest that mob. Uwe the otetba:l o r i at, tba imeoluest Mot Conn wag ems • lia t 7 shoot emit be ow sea the origtoel * wades we alto to have how held, to amide: e.• patties of IMP", wi th refill es the Weveaey Vanes eharebildere ; bat )[r. Pete mot dud two aim elr don of Ike Mob& Caapeay sad twetth, Walsall 'Jan eharteeibmie Wei beet orgelaw to oda together, 'with a view of mild* oil ia Me ant*, ael thrfakate the settles wee shoeserary. The meal lota of lamb dead the preatelliap. CARAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Yeeter day the directors published the followiag WWI r mind by Mir chairs's' ,from Mr. Brunel ta Wilber last es uptake/ the proposed egret with die South, Wales Railway 18, Duknetrest, Westsinster, Sept. Id, 1850. " • Ily dem stated to the Beath Walls bowl on Fri oey ism that I bed, ter the interest, as I believed, of the ileedb Wales Rellway Coespeay, as well m that of the Great Western Reemy Ossipsay, etrestad the of Weems beard to bee another week sa MOW It the a= tan of the tem& Wales Railway he Mt whitest snit ale, of year bead to Me aohlime eel sleet aeons 'Nabs Mil* I hid ebbed to be duagilis. I did We le the lips (sillisegit I kb Mt absolute eigmity of a spsody dalemilattles d gluelike) el promelles • still wider Week. mi lli ?, that ia the Meads, I Willi Wag Meet sum assalatisa between two sampanies tee anteitilliadell ilks keen I have moselhely seggesed to the Ike& Weise boned • somewhat dillorese mien to of emits hem that whisk bat hitherto lota dtaeuesea sad Midi may peatilly femme seam ef Me Medd= whisk appear to have prmeated yen weasel. sad I sow submit the as. pea fee par seesidso I seed set repeat kers the antments by whisk I hem mosesedly attempted to ea prom apes yea my view gibe gams iaspenaese to the Great Women Railway Cememay,* es well as the Beath Wales Sanwa Compoey, ef en medal& adiesimest ef their dile reams sad a esemess el preeest most iejuriees sitte of stabs, sae Maim so I believe, es betk ab ciss. I am staid dot I have deployed great want of is time segements god tem views helm yea. leerti haw beta meth to lame re to Mask mythin like the might II OMR SIM I 101110.9 Vlb , g _merit, but - I Wear that yes mounftMlint deikees Wag whet you easy oon- Wise a We arramemse. gad therefore without wearying yes trek say tardier dieemisa ea the subject I will at otos Sale my phi. " I hem ememed MM Moused proposals of the two sem Ittakt, tint lm users, admitted the same principle—mmely, that Great esters Railway Oem were proposed to give, sod the Beath Wales of canes dealers t fleffliff, the whole of the proll.s up to 100,0011. or 1110,011114 put mass, that meld he made by the Chum Wattage Saws, Sempeny fairly working the HIM up to Bemis ; bee that, ea the one band, the Omit Waters Railway Osetpeey wave unwilling to saddle themeives , too large • IBM Maine= usual Marge k tegetpuilles matt, whne,im the other band, Slit South Wake ' Coupon hard upon the maples se. ~heisted least, a very doubtful *Miaow, sad tibtookse their ressipte so likely to be sly those of the thud MM. mum natal ; and there is se doubt that they gime mes Mink justieri in this view, ea, if the Great Wieling IMF way Company had se helmet whatever in ieseesebeg thdr emits eels, they meld set be upwind to makes gee seseiles lameste them, sad Mates the mad amedgeo. lavelving meselatime menemal egmlisse. them goats meld be less ems deobllal. Veber tem, ofsemmramos, I mites I was almost seopelsed at the sommeethely seer approximation el the two fa the late allemgM to fir the amount et marentsal or misdates heels; bat this 8p p/eliminate esuelases me that both parties are really desirous to effete the arraagesent and that lON taborets deals in the prise* ea white ye proceeded slate prevented a iatietesemy senstuks. The plan I have to propose removes to a great meat the mein objection, namely, the abeam of a eenesnen n earest I. the foresee or the ennui of pronto. I would substitute for she vague mad undefined sad dis putable term • earplug rale • a hied sad defined rateable paymen t, ompeasend of omitomit• re ad up epee pemsegers and goods, sad mines& seek a per mains of gross receipts a seek of ru = seek d Mello. as Amid together represent tally tad lately the pelbehis melee es any given amount of tads. lam quite aware at the meat of the :dithealty whisk attends this &dismount, but I simnel see the impenitently of doing It. I think theta sullishatly near airregaim to atiss may be arrived at of Ma ness to be the public, and of the swage of working walk, and that by • meths in the shape of fixed toll or charge, payable to lho Ikea* Wales, and Bud anomie psysMte the Great Wiliam Railway Commy, to meet some alr the We 'finable garnets, and dividing the rest lateen i rtle a rpertbeas between the fns men psalm a very near app Metal may be made to a fair spportionatent of the fifir m is i alsar pieta galas to the South Wales Railway the gad exposure, with Dome margin to cover AM,* Meat Wester* Railway Company. I would the summate ea sell to the Great Western Railway Company shin, say • quarter, a third, or a half of them estimated profits hr • Axed rental, and this is the mina Smart of my pea the interest of the lases would thus beam Waded ; with those of the lesson fully to the stems Wilds share over and above their nearest is germ' ihmdeldw In It= the gram prate of the liso.sed they would be she la slightly to the whole ofteit.es I memo that the tolls red per onstages would have was mit ems urea the remiader, and that the South Wales Whey Osespany might alealse epos the Um being wedged, sod upon re envies the whole, or astrly the of the peseta, while at the ease time the sumo el natal to whisk the I Gnat Western Railway Oungsmp weed Mom IfmW would be limited, and be mete or gammieg to the ime purchased, but at all events vials what hes tims proposed ea Saw olds A power of geddes by sehlimigg at amain periods might also be reserved, the pried* epos which such mina is to be made being dearly dellsel. If I am wren it teasing that Ike principle Is mutu ally speed moo, that the Great Wasters Railway Com b zz is to work the line to the beet of their ability for the of do variety as if it were their own—that they are to gm pay themsless empletely for the eat of doing to—milks prMts up to a melt amount are to belong to the Om& Wales Railway Company ; sad if after settles this Ike Great Western Renew Company an willing to= 1 : 1 'erten share of theseprod's] for a axed sem, In seald not be much Mk, I do not believe that the. mail be any difficulty ia Axing a rote of tolls and per outages la the meaner I have suggested that should carry out that principle. At al/ events the plan has the advseid uss mean one, doffs= clean sheet of pew lie marks of farms ties tadirejeding. ea <leaner to truss eat the teem eta saw emeemeat " non not• I . 2Bllmßes kdiCeleeimies ,Id ii an myself as the codas et to stets about maks, the of smie dinettes mg then ae t to attempt Whig the repeal I have soopteed Into elms distal shape,, II eay gdod resale, I eel Mat I shell hine deft a good movies le Ise ; bet I emote seeded* Mamas glebe .grilse to the Meg eenviotioa I miesstels, that miss an ainisable amisgemat cm at ease he Shoed the Wrests of both empaates will be amillisel_be any attempt to proloag the pesetas tone of posi tion of oßalraint y t that, wtativer my - be tie apparent easelles es interests, both paths would eventually be peel plasm agreeing at nos to cased all existing egessmselk—l em, my dear sir, yours very truly, " I. R. Bechar.." DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Illealler .E` Aims ague, as slag Peseta &spar at the 20th inst., have greased 1,0001. fee Ws ISM parpose, is addition to .early e 5 saa which they have eireedy ospeadoil or are on. MIRACULOUS ESCAPILr•OIII Willatilly d .MM ,ca the abets. The, beading is believed to be the last two young pentlinaa, named Swam sad Os the Magda", assept Westminster-hall. It is at 1 .0 ii 1, o f . pi, v . 11r . assepand, enamipsid. bus .= pressat lataided is it it up as a library, or se • Mew sad st present vi,itieg the Wan lath that ratiencred wunsw — DlyAdo Cirmifaf• to Ilitbeck Island, asar Wislas-saper-Nere to Oft LITIOATI B O e t e IIICTID WITH SCOTTISH RAIL. =rof tbe fhlterlies. Keay of our nada. we aware lats.—TM tit st poise piadinctotative to railway ho Load is Speeds by land dories eat* stator property in on onaplingid sod truly shaming. al the Me. hal toils 11Ie awe it boom s letnftided 1/t Ist - The Sest , i• I Mattel Notary us pig oho Laudon water. old& rues so wit,' and is to dosepdv• so sod North Waters, losessar and Certlide, nal &Masai= that moor pagnit(ambifins, within oar own ram Mada. , Oaaposin, for law* of linking sgreentrek elielllsesstse, two yews/ sealdemet, sew of Sir Chariesabraltua Elm, et * ensetatests Wthe of the fin Immf foormoks. •-• •.' 0 2112.21.11 Y Noce: Clevedes.aid magi sawn) hove Mt theft liiree Is attaapt• ea lola *so wi th in ski of dui Iligaillt mom. aserse et Wlad. Sawa et Imo& Mabel wassa, tag to nom to as RNA load as the tide was risiag.~ la is Ad. Tlie Calidastan Oinpuy an plif fin DOMINI 11. I WM. Onntia. moo 1,,5..,, do too yona, geotionis alluded to, to Pete, led Marion famaysay fw gosflafia of • adnoisa TM Mono bon tin Whew* plain 111 got midi Ng oidoonselos w aims, owe isatisd out of *sir dirk by fed. no LntaJ Onopoy ago lie lb* foloinfon An la lino Ibr yabliotho yo silly ; roomla& the estuesit i ageriataly Cs& podium ittnothe woo ads. Coin*, flit borisogabg el Imo. OIL Moo lolt4aboa of son *Mato of fie woof* al Maar, el 010disie. who by ea allow of is oralt-gond, nand Nottbows„ sadno, et Ile imaleitif . gigs of Cfyisidalo Jggoilso is who Intgatly, inlitgaV el i tu ant:. A woman, pat of la • sisiebsilememissibe vis Ompany, ant poodfog. Caney. ' boa Wait SWISS. do was yosonsaroai albite 110. DIN% tn. Witham abigibilion ibis MIAs- Illessaas ........ boati pm nos IMO Mel las • wog al theft aka ossors a y. isms abs sum e s yok e s u s Donuts "11 . 111111,11a1111 An iln et ilmnivoi dnktag the In Obi none of bidge b t stan difil l 4 ffiffsin *Out "" Pawa. " — " --- S.W. W Otiong aliMalwie goins • slowl sksiViwthed bounds Ow VIM, slim Lltisadon en As og ii to off filar = is ""--- W . p rams a t - , r : . lisaos=bold if awl iligool, la antis at at So 11giglagligibin awl Omi l i .....................""" W. Ptak SO Ibis& Arilseas —Nalk *Nisi Mso. Dews W SONSSDAI I Nov. 27, IND. TWo Mato of the Woe*, at.. * ot tholoilowiat plasm W Nino etiook yottorfay otaratag. —11 a an ammo* to order of kilio. M wk, ame mamma of Smart Ms. i r k, SIM at WasSar. luessowa (Douai) S.W. Gads Brun Partially Cindy Namara_...._.._ LE. Cala Hamm Oda lam Ilessuart= I. Cala Sala Timms LW. Oaatle Dram Sala Ilsasma5a....... Baum LW. Oath Drum Bata Ws ice.._......_ LW. Cuba Onmit Gassanincie & Gists Dross °nag Masao .. S. OWL Bras Ortscaat 01.10Z11 . ..... B.W. Da` Partially Casty t0gger5gr............... am. Snag Brom Omura Dm? .„......... W. Soft Breese Partially Coady rEmaliMmen LW. (SOS Brew Partially Camay Irazaserna—....— LW. s* gram Clatadlas Laos ... Ora .................. W Ilsowa Cloudy °away lialazart.._ SM. = WOW* Maly ILIMINIIIIIII Lummi___ W. ma Pdaipally flow warm A . W. Osseo Wawa Otorlowl Ourotaaass...... W m m Bab Santora .....—. N.W. Pa Desalt SIMITIOS .....-..... E. &Yea LI. WINDING UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES GRAND TRUNK k. , 113 ST APPORD AND PETER- 1010 CCM RAlLWAT.—Yittaldly there wee imastiog before hie Honour Matter Brougham, to seaside, the claims of m illion. The call of 6s. per share, to liquidate liabilities, is repotted by Mr. Turquisd, the official smaspr, to have been paid to the eased of two-thirds, and • hill in 'Tay re hew flied agaluo t the directors to recover from then& • Mill of between 0004. and 3,0001., is respect of the issue el sprier scrip. he claim of Mr. Berger, snlisitor, fee 2501., he as action alleged to hays Ms brought by autho rity of three of the direeton, sprint the sterstary of the compsny, who absconded, was taken. /tr. J. Theatres, of the Tythes Commissiou-iiffics, Bonaersebhomme, sad one of the directors, wee examined as to the transaction, sad de posed that neither he nor the other directors ever gees authority for the bringing of the series, which is disputed on the affidavit of sae ot the solicitors to the tionmpasy. TEN OUNDLII BIZWIIIO COMPANT.—Yeetsevisey the Wein of this company, established at (handle is Northam molar is 11134,wir • paid up capitol of 16,1704, distributed saes' foi proprietor, same oa before kis loam Master Richards. The report of Mr. J. Hutton, the official smiler, reported, faros his examinatios eA obi bosh., the& the llabilithe a the company appose to amour to 18,0001, ex dune at the rare capital. The assets eon-lot of the brew premises, plant, ttc., the value of which is earionaly emLMed. At a meeting of the shareholders held at (fondle em the Plot instant, it was resolved, that in order to realise emit as early as risible. a NU shook' be effected by the Asia manager of the brewing premier, plant, atcek, and Word houses, in marsh lets by adios, and a vote of thrills was given to Mr. Hutton far his condor of the gledregg of the estate. Yesterday his hasm, smart rpm AIM, allowed a sum of 1,260!. ageless the empany, the mem* of one of its bonds, observing that, although he wee gas Is the habit of compliant/1r say cm, be thought rest melt was due to Mr. Hutton for the promptitude with which he had brought the affairs to their precast port, coder the operation of as act in dummy, whose pregrer was goreally supposed to be anything but reedy, NATIONAL DIBINFACTINO AND DAT MANDAN CON PANT.—Yesterday Mr. Hardy, the offish' manager, brought in a this firm his honour Master Farm, what the estate of this mercy of 4631. by Mr. J. Harris, agrimaltual tamale; who deposes on affidavit that he was sagsgodl r espriateadest of the company's works at Stepney, at OM per ram, and la experimental assures for " burp sowing. " The cell of Se. per share as 11,960 shares is in cores of payment. BRITISH AND Foinox GAS LIGHT AND Magi , COMPAAT.—Yestaday his homer Master Dowdmell ap i pointed Mr. Goodchap arum sad relates, of Clteapaide, effirial wagger to win d up this mapasy. Dumas CssuzDam..—Thu Bishop of Durham ) with mee► liberally, sad without way seligtatioe. Itas Fe asted 5001. towards the restoration of the iwaitay of the anelest Ihroartery ottoisod to this oathOrsi. _ Thu &ea sad W6VEiiBgR. 27, 1850. IWO Mt LONDON INASNlTt—luosolog, Nog. U. • 'lll,lloll3ll7Pte. ilikno Ilaimma sal Swan wmt. Emal-wart.Doir== 1 041110104ssal•sr Diss. I sad J. II at U. U 1 al • MN& iiisiZroghillds Iddikkaeltary, Oty; et cedar. Bed, Just aid lima iii Sorel* aims sad spirit imandmasat. est 16 /cd id Iladagbslldtrest. Sok., J =br ii t I n st art Ravioli; ad. rig., adise, Orr Asivints Dsvfs. Ildsom.slriet. ON& _duo% Doi. Si S. ast Jaw 111 al IL._ss lamalsildissoi. elk Ileseet iMiss, dal. Orli siniA, Beams I aff...=rleast Maw Oa Dor i il lig l at 101 11 Lamm red rlsirs. pisis dld mtg. lisdighslalissd. Dsvcs IsmsEsiit‘ dodpie, Dos ISM U.IIMA es. II 0 et Nsacisssat Mart Ilds..Ormly. lareddre. or 1 112.110, lisialtentor ; off. am*. Mobutu, M0r6111r 11.7 n■IINT illfalli "60110W8T. AO% VP 4 _ .Wilia, tellstilist, Dos 7 at 11. isi kr 11 at 14, at Deslismauset. e;St db rell gol p., Old lierS4triee, OW; W. soft, MINA Baum Au% li sed fts =rat. Us UAW, Dm? sa li. era Jar 10 at NO.. bells sad DOM, Ilderountssats unto. lirdiadars. Cunntdur; Das. I sill M. II & I, st lbabtoblliallui alallsadv *oak Cbaspids all. sad& Iblumls, Alan lismaal, Tarry-SA Weise. Dia. at 11. sad Jo. lat 1; rassewle4o6w l Tas Ow& OWL. Swag Hardt. sta, Owt; at Bibs; NatswaftumasTysts RIM= leSlVllA i rber, Da. I mill Jr I Ps fan. at . Nuedan; *IL Abeltusisirs. WILLIAM eissoms Samar, Madialobw. 011indunrbst i ..0 desks; Oss. lat 12 and Jr. Oat L Omiatballalsest. 11= fray. =as; Caveadtsbocuse; at mtg. MD, street. W,uj ban; Com Mall; amble wwebot, Dud Ni .Isa. le st I, at Orbs Cbmstabote, Qty ; Wnsun saig ivaszs ilsar eid, walskoke, Dea. 10 as Des. 16 at 11, at tub Drat. Urn. Ilybea. IdDstbstdts, sad Mlle. Lads; ea isalli c tr i t TION OS DIVIDENDL Tula' Our., Walsabsapbra. Obibrebblis. loc Ist ev. at Nov. 211, sad say substuust Thursday, at ks Va mith— Barsdastru. Jun Swart Doom; Hallow, seripas—lad sad isal div. of lid., Nam li, sd tins salonpasat Saardays, et Otartil, Aboltarsb- Tama Com; Swear& st atlid., Nov. 20, and r7 sabsequent Muslim at Yabasou" ttemigehm. Joan Govunsanocu, Utttassbr—lat sessababares lit dlr. at 7s. Id., Nov. IS, Ni say sabesquat lissimy, at lialatets, Man- Saw= °WM. Brldpcll, Dtastaldr; leabsr—dlv. d es., at Her man* Tiller. Mazza Hatiewn, Nataballeld , aide; lubesper Ist dlr. of 61. Yd. Nov. t, and say 'Umlaut Turley, at Dotson's, Man. tastOr. Ebtasarcat,W Obabrelshlre, Un plats maw lbstarar—lnd eft. et la to a Ist thy. or In id s say Ilnerslay, at UMW lAssasta.:4inuTert, Denim, Ulbsts— div. U. on yaw No v. Nov. SI, sad auabupsuentallap, at Wallets, N Tus. Stew Da I , arrs. W wholonis antiftw—lad olv. alf lialatuamAllers. wad arse sabrepasat Tilralqa. at Orbits, .lltaaa sad Poor; Ssaltwark, Up sad corn tedars—lat db. ct C . TO, and Was salaspasst astnedamst Gastat. &Yaw& llNtaido Nuts, Sollbueb, lm sad cora restor—all Ni bid dlr. Weil. Nu. M. sad Ws* sale Satarapii Onanb, AS. ratabies. J% m azac andkata 2fisaux, Jan. Earalerd sod Glasbary, dv. OK, Nov. 10; and any sub. Tbseedur, at 7.1 251 Ittiarow 11111•2111. I=CM.Tyllk sisrabuit—lst l& as new punk Ni lad st 1-162.. Nay. as, sad a s: Nuassilauprz ‘ K. any Itioida7r . au Nov. 26, at ravnam Gnaws Ow, Dorchester, L_... spa—ht MM. lisrasases, Imam Sarum Sulu, Mewaimobast. lordly, em.--Sid My. at Nov. 211, and thus salasimiTharain atitudiretisiuSlD. Oust. DITIDENINI.—Dps. IL S. Aaksw, ItitsibinLar miliri ayes— Das. la. I. Appleby, IblasUlls NW. Dodo% miler—Dss. St J. Se ldom, Nurcandompos•Tue, &mess& villasner—Des.T. nu. arld.SUbaranatrest sot Cheat WlsdnUlatull,Wastatartsroldas duisr—Des. IL C. Maur; latAdnab City. wadassm—Dss. f. W. ClOts ;• = . 10 y U. Luau& balsbar—Das. IL W. J. J. IS. N. 11. Curise, Yerlsuwas, /tla~wr 16 J. Iriles► Ismailte, ass Ni 16011010. Law cad inertbaa i r—V d . J. FOITIMSr. oratAr. LA manor—Dm 6. litinbetk Orem Almedlary.Tarlobbs, maa Maas--Dom. 20. J.l. Orilla, Vorasiaills. Offlarraushbe„ W. Sts lUk Cerstattbstabbt;. awl N. B. Csair, Yen. =inirL ... amatews- en. . 27. 1 1 . 0 i Zsi o Ns oub mil dupw—Dre. 11. T. & ablablbslas, le assrlntsub, Itaakalaina painter—Dm IL L Use* Dullard, tbr issassibetwew—Das. 21. t. A. M Cbandonabset, Covaaturdas, =Dar. SO. all m, llooksrearmouth, Diltballi, reps llama. Der. la. I. whits. Dudley, Worcasereeldre, Wallops; to bt gnat* ries canasta shown to the fanterry, si dr 4rtai redbr. Den 19;7,1112-milillems=mbena,salIker-Dee. 90. LW. linnw sad apat-Dee. 17. T. Booki;r7 '.-- Z nenlear, Ms., Merk-lana. merchlnia - Deo. 17. J. T. Thiliserneenest and WerAmbester, mribmerire mernMasnr-Dee. M. A, E. Conas limpermAnsaill mad lammtwra, Imloa , -Dee. It J. Davidson and IL Daddies, Soma Einelman, inlahire-Dee. 19. W. Oticd- NtradadakA, Demise, asimaisharm- Dee. te, 1 . Grist* = iri llenn w rar -Dm I& R. Oremil,Wilebeach and Perm Drove, 19. O. RaMer, Aeheak.e~ Ease, Inalimpr-Des. Cedlort. WilteMre, plumber-Dee. 19. W. Panes" Leiria tallor-Jan. IL W. ltlinards, Davenport, , =Sai. IL rtysionta, B r -Den It J. Meek Maillelmer. pA DIMPOLTED.-J. Artemis, Jm., and T. Butcher City Mos ma spirit brokers-11. AMen and IL Ashton, Leek. . Damn J. Possman. mid J. we Barn = rnsi lleVilm goer es Nimes J. Premmini-J. Ram met argokssad Cab=wimp spirit Arm& .Q Iliwarm, awe A. A. Ptystouth, lace sad Mime mmisinlnren, mfre as Pow& A. A. Browne-W. R. Omer MI J. Oases, laminap„ UMW% Dalglish and J. N. PM, WWI, lAsmiket, ammo betnien-W. Dm, &Dm, sad J. M= .664 ithensit Mike, OWLS igimiere-C , Dyson and B. Sylcen seeton warp mehars-J. 0. Nunn and J. Pa c =liamessilt . a2Vesehts Wawa% ianners-J. Freeman and J. Oraninelei, melneers-A. Hs& W. Mar. neon, end Mahan Penwich, Citessall, Cumoselead, lead inners, so far as minds A. Hall-C. Ritelicask and J. 1 Market Daimon, brand Houlgrave and R. omtit. perk inn larensel, turpentinellettlins- W. iam b,?Woons, T. Woo* and J. Moors, Wigan and Manahmeer, cotton 'pitmen, so far m Minds J. Moon -W. Lofty and T. 0. Dee. amell-court, Drory.tens, esithisticaers-T. Nub and T. R. Nash, it. bditiers-J. L. Phipps, C.F. Phipps, and FL & P. Eyre, Liverpool, analmen, se far as reprds H. Y. Zpre-C. W. Mae sad A. 9. Edmunds, 'antiviolence, Drays-ins. attorneys-Elisabeth to mitt and H. H. Colam, Oren WineheeterMert,Ct y. prlnten -0. Masnort, N. S. lAwking, and T. U. Allen, Norwich, mitufacturen -R. T. W Teton and E. J. Matthews, Torquay, Dentmlure, boot. Mara. 1100TCR SaQOE+TRATION2I. Keaton IEIIO (or BMWS), Motherwell, Lanarkshire, merchant, Dm 4 and NJ, at the Iting's Arm Hotel, Olassow. Bomar Loma, Alva, manufacturer, Nor. 29 and Dee. 90, at Ms.* Inn, Ain. Jams Mitre. titration& shipowner, Nov. 29 sad Da. 30. et NFL nick's Inn, fitonehaven. O wnea RAMAT, Wen Balton, HaddinitenthL-e, bastivair, Moe. le undDeo. 21, at the Mar Inn, Haddlngtas. DJ ARKETS. COTTON. 7 LampooL, Nov. 26.—Tke rake to-dq estimatedat 3,000 bales, iisci consist of about 2.000 Aided me, 100 Bahia, 300 Surat, 61 to 6; 60 Sea Islands, 126 to It+. Import cues Thanday, 16,000 balm The market cloves heavily, still with evenness 01 prime. Compared with Friday's rates prime of all kinds are little °bulged. , lIIIMICHIATIL Nov. 26. The amassed uneertakety which prevails silo Garman affairs has caused a still greater feciqe of ummainees and gloom to have over this market to-day than was felt lest week ; in addition to whine seam 01 the German merchants were reported to lave became sellers of yarn. Them eireunistanose have together rendered the market somewhat unsettled and tmateedy ; and the few trasesstioss slat have been completed have been at rather more ievcarable terms to the purchaser. Ag a whole, how ever, placers have maintained their prime with conaiderable firmness, and the general &bassos of stocks hes contributed mush to waist them is this respect. A fair business is doing by the Mediterranean booms, and the home trade manuter tams is some inetaneee have resumed work. There has been little doing foe ladle ; bat prizes for most fabrics, both for the home trade and for the India markets, ere an shined. Donmetke ere in a little better demand. WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lune, Nov. 26.—There las been a good demand for all deeezlptloas of goods to-day, and a fair average business boa been dons. CORlL—Humwourz, NOV. 26.—W• hal • gad 'bow of Wheat. amok at It 111.maillimall Mk 1111 IA& trade idol vasy law, at aar I. lawlaraaad oar tap waslatisaa, bet the telt atom qippb bataasasolarigasltty. Inst.*" Ur. to 475.; ad, Sla, M 41a. NM% Mi. le Vs How, Nov. It —Loth& el 6R Willa madams is a vordende nes* and the toss d the modest hisr at irsa limp week. The weather bas bus very Wiwi ay heeded as the oust. A shortearpty may the brows, sad aro* deal beery eselildrea s =teee reedy sele, et left hot mit Mem trie deem g MID . • Itattar demed Yr di beim We very =. se lemet ems imiserlei pre* held et Mis Moe my Them le ade a seismie diesend kr Der. rbeei mile eel Maass wide'. MI ?liken ere Md. OM MO syslirle TO Mom M 6d. per IX Mr ti= ete Dem or Pm. The limed 'whet em Ow Meal et mad Mims le at pent. The Ma mellllll ' dm melee elle year is emirs the lamed OM MO% sal SY air elese=tl7. l 4: e ll ak est s := 8 ;1 4 =1 i t = 7— a. got qr., Ns. to; - tildle, - 425. op 466.; db. to Ye. • ?mewed. sad limbers, Wee ea; end MUM.; lawders, end eft Clede, ft, lea to Us.; DM* lea to amagme t v lam lea M. le 18s. • Ne, 14e. Od. to lea IL Dm haneslyele AILEY.; lap. le Se aporkmiatoita.; M l l ° ilea =6. Soa:Ta b io s tt ri ‘ i lroJr4kt 0 46.8 We. WYK Ulessi Ogr e ILYA& a Ily IL iti; lasior,4l. Ills. Sign/ralaft Ida Bays aim MAIL - She lea i innelise 1 1 Y. le% is esm 11. lo 101. Yeera 2 7• 1 ftnij Si• .ld to Nov. 11: Wheat. Mil v,.; Harley,* a. 448 Mg i rt .118; Fess, I,Bls ; Ilreor" 4.8 81 ; 2 •1 1 • 81 $4 1 1;711". 466. Imam. Nov. 26.—W4 bad a felt lg g i e 1 the acedilke mu ince Mob& by the . et Ist vredesyreds, Me Berley In Often Is wow DI odor graft we ed` let "able. Nay. 11L-i-Tlldi sof When was to-day eery liedleanedhsing ' Salsa 'minded siony last week% pima • ths beet pen beselaketer nfilll=o • Oille in theed, atielei.nel pee. nue Dun led ins reaula timblered ta rein Break - de, %HAI, Ili. red. ISE le MIL lb.; vide% Mr, lig le 11/ g red, IL to W. 10s. Men* ibl. In MIL Oats, Ma lb lis. Dem, Ma. lie in Peen 311 e. te L1T312.001, Nev. Ille-Derleg w lot ferlaiabilam MIS bed tab/wady bury Mown& MO derv miser tram Weed *pears lbe imam bee we* at eon mot n ihm weed pia van& bed ben imeWeet eosZ be= si sed rude la were pale el ate am. Ili* the tobeetetteme au dined ewe only bate, empitele dim at Owlet to la dr heeseled &aim =fedi el i rri nea t : Atli miseedy in - ern ie l li ed. Par rereetenteadY sad dee et g i ggeggo l ge m =ldiemed. bd .O gi enti i t jt il ar lbw * b/llrive ma a irlia =II won paha* eatineue MI snails Orra, side' we la lieelsmite bet Ist wive tweet Ineepeettee gegeellegsmigatiti 0. supst etas trade at eve Oen insiner tide sioee. edema se Sway intim le say el Me ispostoola Vilak imealma el taw web of Wheat time fa knee, the tress ' Mire Is toy dimeta id Papa. lola, er keep were very Vied la trieml. antes. wan wady merre a b te oas.d Yredes• mNb woes essirlsis Maw st gielltbee er Mime Nei Onadlea Wm outland toldr TThea w& salmi Men teaseled; "beet ober book eltbsailt depend Oleo bulb nabbing peeler ales; Ned herb Iliewr, qn a seakeetie dram. rewind eleakls lobe ; epearledset artlmiled. . Daisy Mend Is. per qr., emplee, vete the tam, dear. Melt Meshy. Deem and dSw rayeeet, mad die taw/ fader '0 radar. Ode were bold at ea advaise at 14. per 44111a,mbilitresparedly bet setreactily pale. Oetwiel Ina et Me prime. fallen Oen eapperted the enneinelet al Friday, Massend rider lege freely Ude isetaber. Foi lourtm an Ifs present Oen :-Wbeet, English, per 70015., red, aid. fin K. nis id. • an, is. 7d. to ; white, old, is. to Os. Id.; new, ss. lei le ea ' lld.; Irbb, red, id. to Is. id.; wow, fa. 411. to U. N.; nsits, old, 44. to is, Id.; new, 3e. id. to se. Ild. Barley, Zarb; per qr., chevalier, Bra to ; flootelt sad Ink per 6011 m, Is. ft. to 3e. M. Malt, per porter, English, pale, bee. to 63..; kWh 40e. to 475. Oats, pr 65/bn, English and gootab, Bleb, lee le. IL to la Od.; Wein. old., 2s. id. to 2a. 15d.; earn old, 3s. ed. to fa 7d.; uew, 2s. 7d. to ts. et; pineal NM, Is. 4d. to 6d.; new, 2 6 . 4d. to 2s. 54.; lamb, am la filo fa ad. Sam, per qr., English, Va. to 31e.; Slot* milltielwir s lllibe. !gate Ma; new, 25e. to 26e. qr., argia. ea to Us. lbw, per 26ulha., English an P neC eneara, 175. to ; tee, Ma to 30a; superfine, 30e. to 32a. extra. Ha Ito SU. Oatmeal, per tod of 24011 m, leak late, Hs. Id. te ate. 3d. ; old, es. Od. to 11.. 116.; Clesdlea, ail, lea led. to Ile. Od. Bran, pm 241bn, 10d. to ls. Tonto Wheat, Cardillo, per 701 b., red, 3a. 44. to se. 10d.; whine, 3s. 10d. to a.. 44.; United States, red, 3s. 9d. to 6s. Id. ; white, 60.8 d. to tin 7d.; Denten KonlAsburg, mired and red, 011.0 d. to 6s. del.; highnized,6s.9d.to7l.Bd.; Lower Baltic and llembiuy, red, 6s.od. to is. 7d.; Rhenish, Is. ild.te Is. Danish, Holstein and Friesland, net toes. Ott.; whet 6s. Od . 4 tote. 3d.; Rigs, sad Patetsburf , red, Is. 3d. to is. 71.; la. led. to ss. 3d. ; French, sad la. 104. to 24.; white, 6.. Od. WU 4d.; (Spanish sad red. le. 7d. to U. lid. ; white, in 10d. to Os. Id.; "M. sad. _1e. 1. 4. 11. 01 . 4,1 1 0 0 d d „ . • ; D=38. 5.. 11 1 1: tit Yr; red, le. Od. to se. 74. Egyptisa, is. 11.1 Itp, pee qr., Baltic, Ike., Me. to 21e. Barley, per is. OIL to in Oats, per 451 b., 2i. 7d. to 21. 9d.; =ne‘ gi t il t. Mtn 13d. Beans, per qr, European, stow per 4601 b., Ms. 6d. to 245. Peart7per qr.,lialti hite, gd. ; Canadian, Ws. to 295.0 d. Flour, per MI. of 19616., sweat, Od. to23s. Od.; UAL Western Canal, sweet, 22a0d.; le °A rea Oftio, 23a. Od. to 146. Od. ; Ftcladelphia and Baltimore, = .11b.le Sea ; Ditto sad Canadian, bested and sour, to 20e.; par allot 2801 n, 33.. to 335. extra, 33.. ed. to Nte. =ors, per MOM., American, white, 30e, fd. to 31s. fd.; =EMU. to 315.; European, yellow, 30.. 6d. to Ills. I d. le- Meal, per 1961 b.„ 13e. id. to 14.. Anima from the 19th le 0. 88th Nor. inclusive into Liverpool and Runcorn :-Wheat, MI" Barley, 1,324 ; Malt, 1,150 Oats, 3,1313,411; Pam 1.U4; Indian Owe, 640; Loden Corn Mesl, 1,066 banes; Oat esesk 7,713 ewes ; Flour, 6,643 seeks and 37,625 barrels. Exports to fried: Wheat, 2,767 qrs. ; Rye, 38: Beene, 32; lodian Cern, 6,106; Whin Corn Meal, 163; Fear, 927 sacka and 5,083 barrels. LYNN, NOT. 26.-We were well supplied with Wheat and Barley ; the trade dull, at about lest week's rates. Wheat, old, red, 42.. to 44a ; white, 435.; new, red, 34.. to Ms. ; hest, 6111,1. to 631b.t., 495. to 43a Barley, Ms. to Sea per qr. to the powers. NIWCASTLII, Nov. 28.-Tb• weather continues exceed ingly wee, Ikid pub; a total stock to field work here; and our farmers cen do bat thresh, consequently our supplies are more liberal than inn. our market the morning we had a large show of What hem the end, the Nadine being eau& anted, ta ut:raided very Yral7, and Saturday's rates were namely Ae gean entry and forego nominally unthawed. For Moor er v igi s aierisatied a inquiry, bat where more tan 30.. la re belliousY ebeebed. Rye Ws inquired foe. With Barley we are lonely sepplin, sad upon all deseriptions of malting we radon our quotatime Is. per qr., sad we fear It will be osomeary. from the demand Ming bedequete, to seed some mien to warehouse. Grinding la fatsre test, but not so animated as of late. Malt cc maturely Bean and Per without Mingo. Oats sacred. ingly firm, and the tars dorm PLYMorrilt, Nov. 28.-The eon market was well attended by millets Ude waning, who were disposed to buy dry foreign Wheat. to mix with tamers% enneh of which is now very damp; but owing to the low prism of Thar, few sales were made, nu the trade appear, yreerelly yd eed to keep bars of stook. BAL1•131307, Nov. 26.-We had a very fun market to-day, sat we wars toirrably well supplied with Wheat. The demand wee in fan Inn, and only picked samples supported lam week's pekes. neer unallenal la value. Barley was more beastly supplied than 02 say motet day nee the harvest, which brought down the price 6d. to Is, per qr , at which reduction a fair amount of burner., was treas. acted; one choice sample alone brought 460. per qr. The transaetkes la Oats, Beans, sod Pew were limited, end although the trade was del, we cannot vary quotation* tram our MM. Malt fully maintained its previous ratan Wheat, white, 44., WOG. ; red, 36e. to 4116.; new, los. to 42a. Beet malting Barley, 365.; meddling, 14s. ; grinding, lea to 205. Boma English, 349. to 3e9; kgyptiaa. 30.. to 33 . Paw. WW. to We. Rye, Ma. to 30s. per qr. Malt, ea to tr. od. per bane. . Tens, ism 6s. Flow, 285. to 30s. per soak. QUILL Ito.—Roraadigam, Nov. 26.—We have bad rather Nam of both Bests end Step at this day's market. layers net ea altrattous ; still all sold up at tart week's quotatkata. Beef, Ba. is Ba. ed. ; prime, as par steam Mutton, M. to Bd. par lb. 84L11121111Y. Nov. 26.—1 t being the market before our Christmas great market, the supply may be emeldeied very large, but be mmlity ray bilerwe. Beet qualities were ammo, mks quick, sod leseght the extreme rites at last week; but, although infertile Beet we. a slow sae, a elcorance was nearly dreamt, prima bearing a dosmvard tende►ey. Tbe supply et Sheep was =aerate, and IA early okearesee deeded, at U anything, the turn against the buyers tor the hest South Dewis ; hut other breeds made only late quotations. The "apply of rim Moat the tame as ads day setaitglit, which met a heavy sole, at %invaed prime. Vs 9s. tote. ed. pee mire. nadirs, 7s, ed. to Ss Caws, ea to 7s. South Down Welber Keeton, Std. to ed. per lb.; coons, Std. to id. Yorken, 7s. ad. to 7s. 9d. per acme. Seem, 7s. to ts. ed. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE .No" Shipping Mutate: , s "Uoyds Liet..) CASUALTIES. Argyle, Kent, of Wisbech, from Yarmouth for Dantsic, was totally lost on Sandhammar Reef, Bth inst. ; crew saved and arrived here.—Elsinore, Nov. 20. Brilliant, Webb, from Quebec for Rye, wee attended near Etaples this morning, end has become a wreck ;• crew, ez• apt the carpenter, sayea.—Boulogne, S.M. ' Nov. 25. Coromandel, fi'Dannell, of and for Liverpool from Quebec, was fallen in with yesterday morain.t at 6 a.m., in let. 60, leo 12, waterlogged, and with topgallant meets cat away, by the Dur, Neville, from Bristol to Newfout.dland, which took off the oraw and landed them here; the vessel was said to be breaking up when they Jett her.—Queenatown, Nov. 23. Clam, English brig, Guarani, from Newcastle to this port, was loot on the OAT*. Batik, at the entrance of the Gironde, Nov. 21; crew saved. Captain drowned. Emilie et blurs, Premed, of Hoaflenr, tram Can to London, came on shore here yesterday evening, in a heavy . gale of wind, with mainsail split ; cargo (flout ) discharauig, par- Stilly damaged. If the weather moderate, the teasel it is ct•d will be got off. —Lydd, Nov. 25. Faugh.a-Ballaugh, Savage, from Smyrna for Stettin, re potted 25d on . shme on the beach, hu berm got off.—Harench, Hump Aire, Cm, for Marseilles, drove from her anchors this morning in the Mamblee, and struck oaths Green Grounds, where she beat heavily, was taken in tow by a steam tug, and brought on Mumble beach, with nine feet water intbe hold.—S manna, Nm. 2.5. Henri Quatre, of Malo, from Watehmsn's Cape (Pata gonia) to Liverpool, drove with both anchors ahead during a heavy gale this morning, in Caldy 12 sad., slipped and endeavoured to fetch this harbour, but from lose of foreyard and sails split, could net be kept to the windward, and wee ran on the beach to leeward ; part of the cargo and store. ham been loaded, the guano in a wet state.-8 iondersfoot, Nov. 24. - . . Isabella, Smerdoo, of Briiham, from Oirgetti for London, foundered 35 niiles N. of Mazittimo, NJT. 7 ; crew saved. —Palermo, Nov. 14. Lisbon, Boletus, of sad from Sr. John, N. 8., for London, has arrived in the Downs, full of water, with loss of anchor end chain, &o , Caving been on shore near Dun gan, is; she is wittier supplied with an anchor and chain from hence.—Deal, Nov. 25. New Pbrelia, of London, from Maryport for Sierra Leone, me off our harbour yesterday with a singuel of disates, having ,bifted her ballast, and making a great deal of water, and was lying on her beam ends. She succeeded in getting into the harbour, but is much strained and damaged, and the water nub out nearly aa high as the bends; will ban to be repaired.-97hitehaven, Nov. 25. Norfolk, Watts (loading guano), et the Bird Islands, struck on a rock, carried away her rudder, and put of stern post, Sept. 23, wee boos off very Loki, subsequently put on shore, and has become a total wreck.—Purl Elizabeth, Algol Bay, Sept. 28. Olga, Krause, from Liverpool for Memel, owing to the tide Defog very high, Boated off the bank yesterday afternoon, and this morning she has been beached on the cut side of the river, where she now lies on a bud level gravel beach, the cargo is being discharged„—Pleetwood, Nov. 25.; Barham, Knox, from Bathurst, lying fit Ilingrad, deove on the Domball (soft mud) last night, and remains.—Brist3l, Nov. 25. Theme, Cubano, for Barcelona, has put back.—Liverpool, Nov. W. Zilli (schooner), as appears by a white burgee, with this name in black lettere, end of 51 tone, as marked on the maiaboons, was to'ally wrecked this morning about half way between this place and the Lizard ; crew drowned. Some portion of her materials have been saved, and will be sold to morrow. The cargo (raisins and lemons, byes marked " Mustier and Cf., Malaga") is all de stroyed and strewed in Magmata on the beach.—Psozeuto Nov. 24. lined -.. all When made op Lei Goma Part-olike London. alio% (Wert as America (eta New York by &Nish meet) Aseerks eris pint) Baden by Bride Angeles (by UJ yokel) , add= lit of the mouth' Now Ayer Wan& Oistral mimics Liss Prises Hamburg Hamad Madam trebled lolls (eta BoatharalAce) Indlayla Marseilles) [via South' =peon Mediterranean (eta Mar _~ P — acicet via likeellice Mexico Pouncela IDeoribur 6 November 29 December la ton y et the moth 4th ot the month 17thf el the month hadeil7tholmeeth . 17th et the mouth TwMe radio_ Perm West WWI West ladies (except Ha aad Haman) Toteday & Pride, Wears. & gator. 17th of the month Tidos daily ...... 10th of the month 7thedethof month 4th of the month mull. 4". 'Night 120th of the ma■tbl 'Night ...... ,i 7, g .. b t : .,„. . 24 2.0 d;.: Nat ....... !NM ..... Night llnnly Night ii.e.l% Menke Dec. s Marung Den. 2 N m itt i. . Tie s. Night ln o ,.h n nt . Morning . NI. .t2.2, - 1 Night tgrnlinughLignen <lx; i Night Night lunneTwa itheftleth of month 7t11,17t0,19th,21th 1140thei the mouth fad of the month 7thl7M27thof moo 17th of the month 17th of the month I 2od of the month' IDee. it Night , Night ..... Nor. 29 Morning Morning .. Dvc . j Morning 20 Morit-ng Dee. Morning Deem* ABBITBD. Aommt—at Ilverpool, November 20, from... Acts—et Giameend, November 26, from Ame—at Deal, November 23, trete ...... ' Ben, Nommtber 24, from ..... ............. .... Rip ANN Etna JANE—off Margate, November 24, pew ....... .. Q . 6.. ISZLLOPL—at Li I, November 6 26, from ..... . ........ Demerara Bowl—et Learpool, November 26, fr0m.....„. ........ m ama . Bat—at Liverpool, November 26, from Leese Cwores—at Deal, November 25, from (Metes Centel—at Fslenouth, November 25, from IRO, CLIIOPATIA--at Falmouth, November 25, from ..... ....Alexandre Cemmt.e—at Queenstown, November 24, from ....... De mr ,,,, COIMODORI—Off Liverpool, November 26 Oxneress oe Eaitois.—at Bristol, November 26, rio. mini, Ceeo—et Oruomeud, November 26. from ....... .........6i. Vincent's Cowerewes—at Bristol, November 26, from ....... ... ....... ho mo Dave—at Gravemed, November 24 firm . ....... .. ............. Nom Devioroer—ot Cows, November 25, fr01a......... ... ia. ; ,, 4 , Euee—at Gall, November 24, from lima iftreapn—at Liverpool, November 28, from .............. Amami EsiviAzione—at Plymouth, November 25, from ............ Tsesereg EeseAux—at Bristol, November 28, from —Ababa Fiuteem—at Bull, November $5. from Pasmv—at Plymouth, November 25, from P. P n e = Pummel:ma—at Liverpool, November 26 m. from Lisbon Otairose—at Liverpool, November 26 Geoeenee—at Hull, November 24, prom. Pemba' Gm. O, —at Liverpool, November 26, from. o ut Hams KOMIO— at Coves, November 25, from Latex Rum Mous—at Liverpool, November 28, from Owe Mammas—at Graveeend, November 25, from (meet licuum—et Gravesend, November dC, from Rt Jolmse 1110Ka PARANOIA—at Liverpool, November 28, from Alesadirt JCPISIII—It Hall, :November 24, from Petengb,g ]Darr— et Vemutb November 25, from (Mem Joon—at Liverpool, November 20, from JAN Kaam—et Liverpool, November 26, fr0m...... illAX—atLiverFool, Numerable 26, from Jams—off Liverpool, November 26 Jeimir—ot Liverpool, November 26, from Alemodra Loonier:a—at Orreeeed, November 26 hoot Forst __...reeve—at Livertool. November . , trem.......... ..... LallASoll-14 Torbay, November 25, tram terborn Looms—at Hall, November 24, *ma ... Crorrsh Lvore—at Cluomsetiewo, November 24, from .. ... —Belot Lazo Roots—off Shoreham, November 23, from . Sor.li Memm—off Deal, November 24, from guns MAST B&AIIPS7,11 Liverpool, November 26 Novembr. - -- leill Minim- off Liverpool, ..ovem , MAMOZITOX-at Liverpool. November 26, from... Mama-at Plymouth, November 25, from M AT. Hipo-st Queenvtown, November 24, horn._ _ MAiroosooon--at Portsmouth, November 25 from. MATCoLvoi -et Plymouth, November 25, from ... o.rmar-off Deal. November 25, from o=mm-et Liverpool, November 28, from M. JolasesN.H. Oaf -at Liverpool, November 26, from. -- Hans Olabotr-at Queenstown, November 24 from .Mariellies Pmumtam-at Liverpool, November 26, from Boston Prammon-at Bristol, November 24, from M. folios', N.B. Paramus ViorollUA-at Liverpoel, November 24, from Pare Posiosa-at Bristol, November 26, from Faysl Parasee-at Plymouth, November 25, from Puns Pan= Atom-et Falmouth, November 25, from Ceintamoma Peemens--st Falmouth, November 25, from .... - River Pim PLanni-at Portsmouth, November 25, from London Pax-at Torbay, November 25, from Lautoa Qoam-at Hull, November 21. from Farnham Rover's Banai--at Cowes, November 25, from teem R. A. Lawas-at Canliff, November 25, from...„ timbre Ratio-off Deal, November 25 Rumue--at Plymouth, November 26, from. Labrador Bootie Corm-at Plymouth, November 28, from Wm RATNARD-at PorOinOuth. Nov 25, :from Fan KOVAL ADILAIDIL-at Portsmouth, November 25, hoes.. Quebee Rear--at Plymouth, November 23, from Port au Prom Bromm-et Ural, {Nov. 23, from Bt. Janis, N.O. Smug -at Liverpool, November 28, hem- - Tina SIuitrOAFATAX-at Desl, Nov. 25, Bra C. Powers- et Deal, November U, (ft Ammisloo, pat heal SAINAA-at Queenstown, November 24, framg...- ....-. Callao Brionime-of Margate, November 24, fr0n5........-........QaMs Famorem-at Cowen, November 25, from .Loarta Bram-at Orannend, November 28, from .... -....---terers Nu VIOWER-At Bristol, November . In, from .-. Chute,: I..ndoe harm cu.. ...........—. ..., Tawas—at Bristol, November 26, from War Taos. Hoporon—at Hull, Nov. 25, from Petersburg Taos. Iluahroao—at Queenstown, November 24, from. Garbs Harm KINGDOM —at Liverpool, November VI, fram.........tioehe Vssacm—st Hull, November 24 from lop Vauxorr —at Dartmouth, November 95, fr0m........ Newfoowl:ad Traa—at Falmouth, November 23, from Jillsoc.A Vresa—at Gravesend, November 26, from Duo VIM/ ANlM—at Liverpool, November 16, fr0m......... --Almada sr. G,Apurasas —at Bristol, November 26, trtat......,..Queter WILIAM—at t'dmouth, November 23, fr0m........ ...Twang Namur—at Hull, November 24, from-- ........... --PeterSart Woven—at Hull, November 25, from —. . —... ..... .....Petenhq Woonaus--at Shields, November rm. frail .......Crome.d: WI ZAM —at Torbay, November 25, from Orphslau W A LIFICII —at Liverpool, November 25, from. ('air to ZlllllA—aft Deal, November 23, from Ahura dll/1611111MOOP WU SIND emote DT MO WIIIIMIIMMIIIIMINIISCI st lootwolles2doll‘_ Ilws Swig In pod dalwaidAst inindos Qu•nrirrifte Noeses.— T. Board of Health has issued Mott to °tom 12 othsoirele wendtwestollswollis le value. ostlers, of ale 12th lost.',,in tbe: Maio of Mb, declaring ell Llfino, My. —llse wiled of Wdont is ailderate, sad, ports of Lower Egypt to be free tram cholera, from Oot. 10 we lave tam nava aw, width sots the ebb, good; —Of the 16:b IP", is d° of Nth d°, deals/fag Gothenburg Se fredeb very ad Mb** Wargo ani rooky von- and Wenersbarg to be Wasted with chola% trod that vessels pin a zii. rano belted Mai illidor hi ;tatit "me te tio Man' bowithcia ports are sabieet to goorastatoOli be perforated aorlw.eop ewe& , 11. 02 : Book 0 • 11 4 sad agim c s tud s ploos.—Ltsboa, Nov . 18. assay tostollonelos Arrivals week: Wisol,,W; Oa* ~. • MI; EsgighltAtlf itessw,lo4; Peas. 30; Esgeesed, 434 Iftwed, 6. --..... Issossta Haulm), Nev. 96.—Tbera mare gala, good Tko strisistosoo at Arlan M List Waft bola Sri- too* of W i lrlat. aid tart 4 Bade id twl000do6; tits aid, We board al Suitt ins domenmeaollik Ohl a ilrEJose vosagone&u a &V ow s Al = lll4l6l.ll = t ra a. i - I, u.-- ii,-...-- w r...- ---7,_ ... s., flmli aro sow os Mt. Ir. mar tdd. 134 to Nal aver. Na. lo Da. less, El ft q " = i r T 4814. 4114 Omaha are cia/ F t 9 1411 U r NAM poolia of obsortatioo.—lagliora, Not. . I BAILED. AliOW —from Bristol, November 26, to 14.116113e' ItLaissola—from Gravesend, November , A. to C.llcuOt Neon PADIZ —NVID Graveseni, November t 0.... ....... Triers Gnawer! . —hum Gravesend, November 26, to .Hobut Ton Maar Sums —from Cardiff, November 23, to Valprao Karam's' AWBAN.LlOft—frum Sunderland, NOT. 23, to Hone Kett Puny—from etields, November 25, to Moultorm Pou.a—from Sunderland, November 23, to Catheter, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. /Olinda* from Calcutta, Sept.lB,lat. 30.25 8., lon. 391 i E. Amason, for Port Natal, 19 days out, with (=wants, on the Line; all well. Mist Shairp. 113111 Singapore, Sept. 26, lat. 3i. S., It. 20.58 E., 85 days out. Maitland (ship), from London, with 111 rassencer., rPort Pbillip (no date reported), 20 days out, lat. 27.2 s N., lon. 29.19 W. ; all well. MEDICAL CIIARMES, &0., IRELAND.—It appears from an abstract of a return moved for by Colonel poise, relative to medical establishments under the poor law in Ireland, union workhouses included, and ordered by tbs Hone* of Commons to be printed on the 16th August lot, that the average number of hospit4 patients for each melt in the year ended the 25th March, 1850. wee 34,711; tad number admitted daring the year, 488.028. Pouters to medical attendants, 23,9171. 3s. 3d.; nurses and other ya wns, 8,9291. lis. lld. ; other eapeases, 144,1621. 12t. 71 1 .; total enpendi fere, 177,0391. Ile. 91d. [Advertisement.]—THE urssaisarso SUCCESS or HOLLOWAT'S PILL! AND OINTAILVT IN TOO CUM or R1N0W00..... 0 Dowse or THE ilmm—A medical gentleman residing it LAIL whore child had been eeverety 'Meted with ringworm for oymatleol sts years, tried every known remedy to cure this dreadful .44..7. but In vain, as It weed se Inveterate a ammeter that it b s tee.ltbe of himself end other practitioners. As a lest resource, hc waded to to use Holloway's ointment end pills, those b' obtained much celebrity In all porte South Amerka, rand ltn4 'he harpy ounttg the Hail& anil periviv the oh .eve !rum the syrein.--Nils: by d ilrugglets, at l'reeteet uolloway's brukbbsisment, 294. ninunl, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRIDOEFL—Nov. 21, at Worthlog, the wife of 11. Bridger, Esq., of a eon. PALE.—Nov. 23, at Childowo, Surrey, the wife of F. S. Cdr, a a chaebtaaT. ranumnua.—Nov. 21, at Higher Broughton, Manchester, the .;e of W. A. taireelrn, Meq., 01 a non. OUNNINO.—Nor. 20, at Newton St. Los, near Bath, the ,rife of C. Gunning. Esq., of a eon. JULIUS.—Nov. 19, at Stanley badge, Mortlake, Surrey, the •!rol A. A. Julius, Eaq., of a eon. LANGDALIL—Nov. 2S, at Bexley-heath, Kent, the wife of the Rel. G. A. Langdale, of a ece. MISTIML—Nov. 24 at Olouceater.terraete. CalebrilgC.be2o, wife of Mr. I. Et. UMW, of Briek-lane, St. Luke's, at • dAibler• O'BBIEN.—Nov. 24, at Brompton.equare, the wife of Loft J. U. O'Brien, of a daughter. WADMOBIL—Nor. IS, at Upper antra, the wife of P. 1r.1.1' of eoo. - • -"` WAILE.—Nov. 20, at Ileriet-row, Edinburgh, the wife of B. Ware, BA., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. HOBDAY—FELTOI2.—Noe. 21, at Si. Catherine Cree Church. t i. 114 L J. J. Oellimat John M arl y sou of Mr. Robtlay, of Guildford HOW" Brighton, to A. OttlY ,1 "P ter of Mr. F. B. Feltae, of BLllter-atreet, London. ST. BARBE-111 , 10.—Nov. 23, at St. M a rtin's-in-the -Fields. G. • Barbet bah of Lymingtoa, Haat., to Caroline mazy swag daughter of Ilia IM. A. Raid, Seq., of the Royal Artilleff• DEATHS. BOX.—Nov. 21, Penelope, widow of the late P. Box, E5q..13064' hank, &tea te. DAVIBON.—Nov. 20, J. Y. Davison, Fad., M as ter RN., of New 5 ,1 ' son.mreet, Commercial-road East, London, sired 67. DYNE.—Nor. at Bruton, nomereetahire, E. DM. Esq., NO RYRIL—Nov. 25, at Baker-sdreet. Pot Mrs, the Eyre, relict of the late H. Eyre, Esq., of Bo •lITADB I, PARBY.—Nov. 21, Elizabeth We of J. Esrey, DR. , of O °— street. Ruaselluquare, aged 60. YOBTEJL—Nov. 23, at Bussez-plam, Hydopark.gardeoo, 504' wife of R. Poster, Est. !NI 4. RAIO.—Nov. 20, at Lower Crovvenor-placo, Eatoo-010m 001 e , Maria Ralg, relict ditto late Capt. J. Haig, of the Crop:erns aged 70. IdANDT.—Nov. 23, at Richmond, Barney, Elias, w idow of 1 5 e 4. Capt.:. L. Menby, aged 67. dated dad phigialtett Waunt Zoe arNa• Meeks the d Pester, at the Odtee. We la thornedoot4 a a It FA 35 10 ti B. as les as .B. ra rod roe I 4 a au taa Loa sir bee dor tee '3lO tee 1501 i.a. ttog l a t ekl dß* tdis ids was ttic wkwe bars etwo ties rie arks abn ang Dart tag Pat kat' runs wee r 31,0 loci moo i E. , on 'art tarn tar lust week total :5 10 Pa" id.; OP 1111.1 r tta oiLla P Q- set o va, iUnteram IDm 5 IDee.ll IDte. 3 .DeznertrA .......Dania .Q4ebit . . rstne —Demi Qtaic II I I i