The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-29 00:00:00

T v _ e- • TELEGr PHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nurses Taximats.) ,"•:.... • 'IONA. Nov. 23, - - - The Constitutional Ocnnitsittes of the Provincial Diet for Lowe AnstriA M resolved to-day to pro prose to the Diet an address to be forwarded to the'llmperor requesting the re-establishment of the February constitution. In to-day's sitting of the Moroi= Diet at Brown a proposal to send an address of thanks to the Sasperor for the September Patent was rejected. No. 6,027.3 r at ..---.-----=---ViraPOOL ata ; ig amin. ,llX sod , if oorm rs nihF . ant ca m MIMI CI TIII '^ BOHEMIA. Tog.. -••••1 fal :::::: ...... I'RLGUE. Nov, 2d. In to-day's sitting of the Bohemian Diet, Couet liostiz proposed an address to the Emlieror, re questing that the constitutional centralisation of Austria should not be stopped in the most decisive moment. The proposal was referred by a large majority of the Czech members to a committee. The German piepsbers voted against the pro position. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2& The Emperor her oonfirmed, the modified statutes of the Banque Fonder, de RUBIO, anhas ordered the Council of State top ronfalgate t he decree sanc tioning the organiaMiett. The object of the modifi cations of the fotmer statutes of this establishment is the constitution of an Anglo-Russian company, the shares of which will be issued at 125 silver roubles (200. The shares are to be payable in specie. The board of direotors will have one branch is London, and a foreign director, invested with full powers, will have a seat in the board at St. Petersburg. SWEDEN. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 28. The Minister of Justice received a deputation to-day of delegates from all parts of Sweden, advo catiag the necessity of omstitutional reform. The minister in his reply expressed a hope that the still prevailing resistance to a !dorm of the constitution would cease after the subject had been sufficiently investigated. To-morrow the deputation will be received by the King. The government is opposed to any modification of the proposed reforms. Great agitation prevails. i~ ~.~ 1.1; 11 „, A CHINA. (By Overlaid Telegraph from Galls.) Ocr. 25. It is now asserted that Burgevine was murdered by the Mandarins, and not drowned, as stated in their offiaia report The coast of Amoy is blockaded. The rest of this telegram is unintelligible, being as follows : " Question United States treaty tim latms Pashiaky worm." WEST INDIA. AND PACIFIC MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 28. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Shannon arrived here this evening with the West Indian, Pacific, and Mexican mails, 117 passengers, 1,863,035 doll in specie, and 1,000 packages of cargo—chiefly cigars, bark, cotton, tobacco, and THE FENLiN TRIALS. DUBLIN, TUESDAY. The trial of Thomas Clarke Luby, proprietor of the Irish People newspaper, was commenced to-day. The Attorney-General, in stating the case for the crown, said he world prove by documentary evi dence that the prisoner had been in America taking an active part with John O'Mahony, the head of the Fenian Brotherhood, in organising the con spiracy, the object of which was to overthrow the government and establish an Irish republic. Proof of the proprietorship and publication of the Irish People and other formal evidence having been given, the court adjourned till to-morrow. Ma. JOHN BILIGHT AND THE NEGRO Querrlo3.- The following latter has been published io the Madison (Wscoesin) journal :—" Rochdale, Oct. 19, 1865.—Dear Sir, -1 write to thank you for sending me the volume to which your letter refers. E thank you also for the kind expreadons is your letter. Your war has ended, as I always hoped and believed it would end, in the overthrow of slavery and the restoration of the Union. I fear, however, that unless the President adopts a firmer tons with the South, the segro will have a hard time of it if left to the small mercy of Ifs former owners. It will be grievous thing, if, after fighting for the integrity aod freedom of your country, you shall fail to deal honestly and justly sub the black populstion, ea lon suffering in your midst. I have had great faith in you, and will sot now abandon it. Liberty, all the world over, owe much to y ou, end 1 will not believe now that colour will be permitted to abut out several millions of your population from the full rights of freedom. Your Star has done its share in the great work whiolt will make the last four years for ever famous in the history of your great nation —With many thanks for your kind letter. I am, very truly yours, JOHN Harare—Aug. Gaylord, Esq., Adjetant•Genseal, Nadirs, Wisessais.” THE HEALTH or LorrioN.-11 appears from the return Mar by authority of the ItegistrePOreral that in the week that ended on Saturday, November 25, the births registered in Loudon sod tea other large towns of the United Kingdom were 3, m 9 ; the deaths registered 3,149. The annual rate of ortality was 29 per 1,000 perm Krieg. In London the births of 957 boys and 969 girls, in all 1,926 childreo, were registered is the week. In the oorrespoudiug weeks of ten years 1855-64 the average number, corrected for Warr of population, was 1,958. The deaths registered in Landon during the weak were 1,471. It was the forty-seventh week of the year, and the a verage somber of deaths for that week is, with a co:notion for ismer of population, 1,664. The actual somber is leas than the estimated mortality by 93. There were 13 deaths from mall-pox. The registrar of Spitdfields returns two deaths from that disease ; and the medical attendant of our of the. cars, which occurred at 10, King-street, report' that the disease prevails exceedingly in the neigh bourhood. The mortality fro nt iarrcea retinues slowly to decreer. .The deaths in the last three weeks were 31, 32, and V. No deaths were referred to cholera. Typhus has tocreard, and the deaths from it last week rose to 81. The widow of a farmer is stated to have died on the 19:11 inst. in Plough-lane, Battersea, at the age 100 year. The fidlowieg five fatal cases of horse sad omit(' aMdente were registered in the week :—At Hyde-park, a 1 medical ptsctitioass, egad 69 years, flocked dos, by a Hansom orb ; died on 14th November, is St. George's Hospital. On Holborn-bill, the wife of a wood sawyer. aged 38 rim injured by a van wheel ; died on 14th November is St. Bartholomew's Hos pital. The son of a foreman at Ironworks. aged 13 years, rap over ; deed on 13th November at 15, Ferry-street, Poplar. A shoemaker, aged 85 . years, ass over by en °melbas ; died oe 16th November in University College Hospital. A cabers, aged 33 years, rapture of liver by a fall from scab whilst drank; died on 20th November in Univerrity College Hospital. The tunnel rate of mortality IBA week was 25 per LOOO in Loudon, 35 in Edinburgh, sod Silo Debbi: ; 41 lo Liverpool. 41 in Manchester, 40 in &Held, 22 io Birmingham, 28 in Leeds, 28 in Bristol, 28 is Hull. AM 33 in Glasgow. The rate is Vienna was 25 per 1,000 during the week ending the 18th last., when the tem. pram was 10•3 deg. Fahrenheit lower than in the erne week in London, where the rate was 26 par 1.000. Tan Math To ran OilArrui. 181 LANDS.—During the ortimance of the fearful gales which raged lass week the ananel Islands were for four days destitute of as Eoglidi mail. The ordinary mil from Southampton, due ou Tueeduy morels', did not arrive till the "'rim laving been firmed bythe fury of the gale. The supplementary mail, rid Weymouth. de. on Welseeday afternoon, did not arrive. It appears that, is coremance of the very heavy sea the steamer coald net leave Weymouth Harbour. and in the wring, as the remained, the Post-office authorities ordered the mail hags to be removed and forwarded to South er:opm by mil, to be despatched by the mitred boat MT h" soidsieht, sad dr the next day et soon at Jersey. TM* Morse ,liowriver fthe Normady) was wedge to pea ces& farther than Lymingten, and was obliged to rimer there for shelt-r. 'waybill, the Weymouth boat (the Aquila, Cote"' Brach.) had put out to area, met the fury of the %vases. and reseeded in reaching Jersey at 5 p.m. an Thursday, aterieg pest emirates& wiles it was known that she had sot brought the mail. The Normaady did not arrive till &Mal worsts, et 11 &dock, sad the Brit. %any, with the regular mail, arrived at 2 in the afterros. Great inconvrience was rewires& by owe Ms and others by the detestiou of the mail, and load complaints are made • agiast the remora of the begs from the Wey. month boat. THE EKPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1865. DR. UNDERBIL J AND THE OUTRAGES IN MAIVIDtp ----' • CRU DI!II2'I2treLLIGIINOB . ftr_g YDON 'A STZMALNCHASES. cots Although nottatelleill WAVY tOthlbir, Ib attshilwes OD the oposiag day if this soiestlag was rare large. The' Wend and enclosure wee ear**dleg speculaboo with tion beim oinked on with Plea spirit. e tan wan med the presesmer Lard Oovener Th y, who hen set bees to Croydoti races for some years, sad his lordship erpreassd hawser 'We t ly ratified at the budaserlike manner la which every- Mung wee cooducted, and the excellent arrangements for the 1.01001111001 god .omb:ea of owner and treinele, l sad the public generally. trathrtuastely the race, the Selling Steeplechaas, fell through, but *Mnett' the programme °waisted of throe events wily, the sped', weed the most istereethei Mod. It is unneosseary to refers to the races, every detail of which haspended, toor• than to say that Mr. 'sorsa followed Sgood fortune at War asst wick by winning the two princeral races with Flyfisher L'Afrlcsis, the victory of the Iseednentioned being received with load cheers. Rain, which hadn't'ss moderately dheuring the first part of the afternooe , deemeded heavily wn the sport concluded, hot notwithstanding this disadvantage nng was formed, and some lived speculation took place on the Greed Metropolitaa fiieep the chief support being awarded be L'Afriosie, who was freely backed at 6to 4, end eventually sto 4 was the highest offer. Louis at 5 to 1 was the only other animal backed far say wastiat. The following is a full return of the runnitig ' Tag STSWARD6' PLAT' (Handicap) of 100 eove. winner after the publication of the weights to carry 7fb extra. About three miles. Sir. Powell's Flyllsber, by Kingthher—Sister to away aged aged. lest 01. Wolman) 1 • Count de le Lit if., G yrs, llat 910 G. Quinton) a lit. hose Prices innipietoe, aged, lea 710 —tame** The following also ran :—Pationos, klarmseuke, ilaothaL Tullio °apnea, The Objected, Diana, Ifir Robert, Tamboill Maher , and Lisette. Betting: 2 to I apt Flyfisher,s to 1 mash apt Winos and R. M. D., and 10 to 1 eget Tambour Major. Lisette cues , the first to show in front, next to whom Game Flyneher, Sir Robert, and Simpleton, but Sir Robert fell sflerLei half a mile. On the far side Lthette came to , Simpleton. who had parsed the favourite, tap i r; tie pie( r unning with • clear lead of B. M. D., The Objected d oe third, and Flynaher seat; the others widel scattere; the three last being Diana, Sendai, sod the. This coder wth maintained pest the staod the second time, when The Objected took second pleas, but only on refferanee ro , far R. M. D. passed him on crossing the plough, and impving the pace, which had been wretched, the French horse 0•01. hauled Simpleton, and took a strong lead. After 'Wog thr and o miles and a half Flytisher began W those on IL M. D., • catching him when celled coo, came mat the last hoes a leagth in front, said inereeeing kW lead on ells!the hill to I the finish won with the greatest thee by six lengths. The Objected Isaias at the lest fence enabled Bienplinee to finish %Wad, the same distance is the rear of R. IL D. Nose I of the others p sestet the pael. A Ruarrtos• &AK! of 5 soya, each. with VS Wed ; ' 12st 71b each ; selling alloweaoss. About three miles. ' Mr. J. Mason's Tip Top (brother to Gent), aged (100 L!, lent 71b (Mr. A. Goodman) 1 Mr. P. L. Tattersall's Meerschaum, aged Mal, leed (Inc. 71b extra) The following also ran :—Express, Petwebor, and BOOMOT. Betting : Even on Express, 5 to 2 apt Tip Top, sod 7 to 2 aid Saucebox. The favourite took a strosg lead foe a tells, when he fell, and took no further part in the muted. Tip Top then made play, followed by Meersehaam, the other two le T ag out of the mos,tier going • mile sod • half. Tip Top, after taking od woe sever heeded, asd tnortaateg his lead in the last bell mile, me tered in a wiener by twenty lengths. lionschaum, who fell oe his head is the middle of the field and smothered Pickett with mud, struggling gamely but hopelessly, was mooed. The winner was bought by Mr. Ellison for 100 plans. Tug CROYDON STIKPLICHAII OOP of 100 Wm., added to • sweepstakes of 10 save, each, 5 forfeit, for 4-vralde sod npwarda cer tain penalties a nd allowances. About three miles so da half. Mr. Powells Vertu:am (late Falandre), by laugh a Hal lagh—Glingsiette, 6 yr., lest 71b Mr. L Larive's Magenta, 6 yre, l2st 71b (letingingh) 2 Yes. L Walker's Cortolvin, 6 yrs. list 10lb (Mr. Edwards) The following also ran:—Valentino, Old Gswestry, and Brown Windsor. Batting :sto'G on L'Africeln, Bto 1 eget Magenta. The latter and Valentinoliwers the Mt to show in armee, t h e pair holding a slight lead of Old Oswestry, following w ft helk was the favoOrits, Cotholvin briugieg up the rear. Aer pawing the Stand, Valentino rushed to the front, at-1 tended by Old Oswestry , L'Afr i c ein going on third ; oat on the far aide of the course the letter was allowed to eet up to the leaders, whom be boded In sa s eco nd iant, but bong eased before reaching the eland the eoo time, Old Oswestry and Magenta passed him, but always having the race in hind, and occasionally taking a slight lead, L'Afrimin quitted his opponents a quarter of • mile from the winning poet, and cantered in tea lengths in front of Magenta. Cortolvis, who went remarkably well at the latter part of the race, and fenced superbly throughout, finished three leagthe behind the wooed. The others walked in at wide intervals. BETTING ON THE COURSE. GRANO 611.ritOPOLITAN lITISPLECUASE. 6to 1 agst L'Atrwein (01I) 6to 1 opt auy other (off) it Laura air) mum-sp.-Bidder and Pasant. On Mowisy 0V4611i1144 De. Mae secretary to the flthilist Kimidamily liesiaty, whose sae hes been so prominently mentioned in connection with the recent oullthlPM ipmica.laddressed a very large audience at Maidatooe. The meeting was sailed by the load Missionary Boidety, and it was announced that Dr. Underhill would ley the facts of the recent outbrea k " before the friends of truth, - liberty, and ceder." Dr. Umthartui. eenteaded at the elme of his address that he had shown them sufficient to prove that. apart from any K r . reference to himself , and apart from aoy reference to Kr. Gordon, there were t o and metal (sumo 111. hullo` which world go far to amount for the disooatent and direstidaction prevailing in that beautiful island. He had written to Mr. Oarlwell with the object of get ting the government to send out a oominiarion to inquire into the lrslatiort of the island sod the condition of the people. Of all the Weeds of the west St. that WU the ery o onlyther one that had gone to decay. Trinidad, Kitts, ev island there was in a stale of material prosperity. He trusted that the future government of Jemmea would not bann e r s selfish ose,but that the island would be ruled fret the good of the population, and then that which wee sett ams of the most beautif al islands in the west would boooota. oaf of the brightest ornaments and pearls of the MN& :rairts of the speaker were received with oonsi &rage esthusimm, eapscially when be referred to an in roar, by perliamast into the late ocenrrenos. The Rev. Kr. DOBSIT, is cooling a vote of thanks to Dr. Underhill, enpremed the surprise with which he sew the name of Dr. Underhill connected with the eutrege. A milder man. or a man of a meeker spirit sad mom tender mancienos hetlid Dot know. He called upon the people of Esgland to bring Governor Eyre to exeunt as Warren Has tings was for his those of power in India. (Loud applime.) The resolution was carried, end the proceedings term. LAW INTELLMINVi. COURT OF QUEEN'S BELCH.—Nov. 28. _ _ SECOND 00IIBT. Sitianp at Niel Prins at Wrotaninster.—(Before Mr. Justice I Blackburn and a Common Jury.) BULL V. TDOOSI.—TRIC BODY'S ILI:MON. This wan an action to Meyer 1501. for work and labour In reference to the Bodmin election. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Sirjerab Pam and Mr. Holl were ena mel for the plaintiff ; Mr. O'Malley was teUniel for the defendant. Mr. fferietht Parry. in opening the case to the Jury, said the plaintiff. Mr. Snell. was • parliamentary agent and the defendant. Mr. Tucker, is secretary to the Loado . • sad South Staffordshire Bank . Cheapsids, and • foriebet of the Junior Carlton Clubtiff w. Ultimately the plainas moulted. Esacution was 'tared to slaw the plaintiff to Mee nett term to net the noesoit adds. COURT OF IIIICCLIEQTTER. —Now. 28. Bitting, at Nisi POW. —(Before ierMr). Baron Martin and Special Jur. Ross= V. THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, RED SOUTH COAST RAILWAY COiITiNT. This was so notion to mover compensation In damages for bodily injuries sustained by lb* plaintiff by an accident on thp defendants' railway. The defeedenta paid 1501. into court, thereby admitting their liability, and the only qua pion resolved half into one of Mr. M. Chambers, Q. 0., andti m Mance were counsel for the plainti ff ; Mr. Floffl, Q.C., and r . Kr. A. L. Smith for the company., Th e plantiff, Mr. James Ronald, was a married roan with a faini, and a copying clerk in the service of Mx. Taeber, of Parliament-West , and had been employed In that caUsaily at the Warne:toe for six years, earning about two games. a week. He wu also & sergeant in the he went 19th S urr ey Riese, end ma &Sudsy the 15th April last down by train for Brighten with a view to UMW the great vo l un t ee r review there on the Monday following. The kiln came in collision with the Lewes train, near Brighton, l and several carriers were sm ashed and *tiers thrown off the line. The plaintiff wee thrown down in the oarrisge. the other passengers failing upon him, and wee steamed and severely shaken. He so far recovered as to attend the review, and it was not until after the lapse of a week that any milieu s ymptoms presented themselves, but then be exhibited all the appositions of 001 whose spine bed been affected, sad be could net follew hie colleen , ossspaties. It was admitted on both rides that the isjuries be bad saw Weed were not permanent, and that he would is all pea bability entirely remover. Mr. Bovill addressed the jury in mitigation of &nage , . sad wounded that the cowpony had acted towards the plaintiff in the most handsome and hisses' meaner. The jury, after being looked up for some time, returned a verdict for the plaintiff, with 2001. damages, in addition to the 150 f. paid into wart. corn PROM LAST NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. mancholier. stuff nscr,hont-Dfo. 11. G. Deana, kiesturt ad lluddennold. loasture, skirt manulaiiwor-I k e I . " ~,liivaii.gb...4.t.aii4.his..s.,h.d:rorthl.x.u.ssw.ka.micsiuw.i.v.r-BroorsitatiredwradDesereoirf:rsduari,:::u....t..rein-stimi.ci;t::-:-:::e.i..... 11 . somyothoosec.fswbakimacia l , o. sm ane ojams 31.... k .euThr, 1e .. _, ,, , v5..... ....,.. -. 8 1 ;1 : - ... 114*1111001,4111". mi lMjCI" Ar r a il 4" 01110E ire"11 0 , I N 00012 Or BANMOrrigr, BAIUNOILALIASTILIk2.IDee t ;7 r ,d4 d.. ..... _maeol, Notunglaseshbo. Wa r- Dee. lA. o - Zl THE PA c it ti T t i sz alLA ra r is r am4 Bl HaIiLEUPTIL Jana WOOD Barra, illanterrede. Lenalogton, and blanches- hadelfffe Bridge . Lancarhire, manufacturers-Dee. 14. 3, - TZ• ter. cotton oinuer, to surrender Dee. IL at 12. am, H. Lo r a, and L . Mien, Manoirester, Ma deale rs- D ar, II : Ammi Ant Lower John=llloo Kama aid Lek- T. Range thrmimmam, brass caater-Dec. U. J. kink is,. mood.o Surrey, importer of gun stoc Dec. 11, at 11.. WksCLAM, Fortroad, , late paint MeV - Holl Most. 'forahlre, brick mansfactaren-haa, t. J. i i - L - .....-s. Dec. IL at 12. gas innkeeper-Doc. 9. W. Harris, Latha - x - arg: Waimea 11.11128, Acton street and Stenebtidgeterrace , LIDO - butcher-Dee. 111. W. Newman, Centiabirry square, maw. la n d-re d, maker, Dec. 11, at 1. Matins WALK" late 2241" Peacock, Lowsitaft, Suffolk, 1!a reerehents. leader, Dot li. Phailmorefferdowi Stheinfit e t at 1. PAILTNEBSHIPS DISSOLVED. Timms AlDaler WALLIS, Palltmoreaudens, Lemaligholt 3.. Y. moms am 0. saw, Dowcei. had ~..7.....w. late contractor, Dec. It. at 1. CHASM Joilsauli, Walthemestow, V.M.S. commercial traveller. !i n tim: 4loo . mire r- Ibelen....i.r m ar isimb a- %Serai l. ii...._ , ft inot s ton . is ___,..,,, Dec. 11, at L eon T Empire, and A. L Bona, Ithreatowspooii 010101 COOMBS, Rosedale-tame, West Dulwich, tothdeL Dec. ,T. „wade A. D. Dmial . 4. _ stela Is. d 11. 'nordista. 90 alsuMisell sad t shire, - • and W. Cheshire k LatnessoishoscllOLOVOlsoko, Wells , a po tlet so, W o e s tl l eles t. e equate, and Upper Feat Orodali . , 11 " dialSw • 11,1 Soften. Lusa -allster, kw Venn MAMMA, Beolashaes, Kent builder, Des. 12, at IL Imiehire, theft tri o IL ABPlrJard end J. 0. a g., Jetts SMELL, Warompace, Haelaroy-road, boot manatee • itale s.it emesepropinetonS• walkable . , Lad B. 8 00 0,,.. purr, Dec. 12, at 12. Reboot .O. Brown and J. Saar. BOW) Atm', Moon, Newpteareet. and Clw r r in g t=4 " e " Bll. - W. Itraa". a" D. Dm , 1 ilam ley , &wing agent, Dec. IL at 1. turners-4. w • .. _ .. iseis . batten.. Jilleri 4 = ll, Lion-yard, Bloomsbury, lob master, Doe. J. W . Preston and J. West lAnd, . o d ahh . _ kilo 12, at I. --C. P. Turner 'MO. A. liastoood-R. Meyer and A. J te West Goma ire at What. hotel Ilerflam - S. C. Maas agi7 Bo sooos. sziff J pos. mbitiai n, os , flow s. mama. Bedford-equate, conasillion LiolatonaPial-Hult_Brete inekert - Ellin Jab and W. J . AA . ALAI= liiiitica, Centenary, butcher, Dec. 12, at 11. wog , o gg u i ra. mar i= o Meek, J. Blank. mad (1. iwg; ad His View Ina Warta N .. ' waroboossams. D.C. 19, at 11. I.OIIIIID lIINTOII, Mortimer - road. Lapland, militant to a F oonsids ord Feriii.. opso.mosa. mL,oloosoosss, so I. is i. Becmita JOHN Hoer, staying at the Blath Bull Bob., Holborn. Baw sw a - S. 1 H. 3. Nich°lla. Lie I =th . mid B. Roberto, Ur clerk In hely orders. Doe. 11, at IL liCnisa WAthat Jackson-road, liolloway-road. sad Hatton- ga mad ) , :Z soss ßadringharkshile, beemers-J. C. ilem, t. A. II lad W. Weller tomcat= of ._ A n 46 , 1 EMOMM WILIHILMS, Poultry, nierthant tailor, Dm. 0, at IL imam jeweller, Dec. IL at 1. point IL J. . C. J. Negrapeake. rd J. J. leg, LI lignman somois. Ca s ov o e s tv, Brenda; Saws, miller, Dec.lL at 1. rade. lily l urchanta-W ' 1/ ' Miebdaim and Gl. . Prtneee-plact Commercil-road BM, end lower. a bwl4loo. Citenearlarallzlisaiww, ISlSlWWltamarbet, fah salesman, D.C. IV, at 1. J. Maw. Covelthe Cecilia Shaw, and Minnah bribe. imam J mar (MUM, Beroolsobalklings, Wistsedosaeswesd. lam. shoe 10an522212822“--W. Nelda , ' 114 7 0 aelerd, kiii• Lie Itemised victualler, Dec.lo, at 1. ',au, fiefferdatithe Cntrf Backnall New Closeptor,.../. 11 .!o=Deci.maiir ..0.10 , 0 ,,,,,,,...,,gig, @ego. do gaming materials, Harp and 1. Taylor, Albtonamder-Line. SCOTCH SI4IIII2ITRATIONS. AphLAMICI 001thor, Welheekatzeee, Cavetullsb-sqUare : Grad Witulm WILELL, Glasgow, mason, Dec. 1, at the Facolty.log, Wintheiteretroot i and Lewes, Baler, estate meat, Dec. w or m. 211. at 2. Carnoadie, Fortarahlre, ralahemol Bee. Jame SAMMY, Alm. Jong Manz!, Charterbotraelam, City, plunder, Dol. ft at 2 . penned" Des. 4. at Wallace's Commercial Hotel, EA_ ()gong iugsaggea, fchotlemuare, BachneyouaL Commla• WiLUAIe LANZ Beat Union. lladdlnlikeddja. wriiita, DICI, image* Doc. 20, at 2. . M Dowell'a looses. idbiburfill -10101 DtireoLMargate, auctioneer, Dec. 20 , at 11. Groan PAIIL, Petmilead, deceased, Aberdeenshire, merams. /Ma BUM HAMM, OMMordetreati, gealleatown, plumber, Dee. 1, at W. Inn, Pasneed. DM 20, at 1. Jan= Meoww . Edinburgh, upholsterer, Dec. 7, at. loon ad B RA N /Limit Moor, Want Nam groom, Dna 111. at ii. Tunnies Meths, lithatelthlf BARAN Maxi, Old KenWroad. draper, Dee. 111, at le. ISAAC Basaza, Tapp-street. Mlle-ad. late builder, Dec. 111,at 12. •• I _---'"'"'-'"" --- 1 11.011AiD P 11.105, licome-resd. Bayrwater, dyer, Dec. •12 1so tl es 1 Aleala Baanant Joiteillai, Vene tr est, Candmaket, I =HOUR PM, New Broad Meet City, sombant, Dec. 14, a 1. Mama HUM Caversham4 . oo l . Besllll2.loon. late oommla -1 I njuso m; l o ilsr :Cie . aA waarssoo . jr*g. ll.4 lll : ll = cosso " l kooossoos. wrilk, late ab ewsisa liroVlSeter , tro •Dai ssuos lL so atl o wholesale tobacconist Dee. th, at 11. lartai Wallas, tun., Satidowt IMO of Wight, innkeeper, Dec. st le. BP Soy. Hendon, Middlesex, cainter, Dec. 20, al IL BP AMPRlfirnio,ist.Laweence, Isle of Theeetbaker,Dor-20,at 1. TISOKAS WILL/AK GroroLiatondulta-Birmingitain, commiailoas agent, Dec 11, at 12. Joann InaLM, Catalwell, Derbyshire, War, Dec. 12, at U. SOLonian POLLUX woODHoITS, Cello*. NottisilhAmeldw. farmer, Dec 12, at 11. illthima Tuome Howlett, Lamely, Carmarthenshlm siewolaseet. Dec. 11, at U. THONAH NICHOLAS, Cardiff and Caerphilly, Glamorgansi Iffecet, Dec 8, at 11. Join Clltaart Falmouth, *firth/aware dealer, Dec. 8, at 12. 11/1112 ASH PRIM (otherwise Mary Ann Beecham), Liverpool, hardaghoese keeper, Dec. 11, at IL IlEsCidasi HAMM. Bristol, ship Owner. Dec. 14, at U. Zo lOUS sod JO= MILLS. Jarrow, Durham drapers, 12, at 12. Liam Domor, Warrington, lenceektra paw, Dec. 14 at 12. THONAB BAllisrls, New Accrington, Lancashire, currier, Dec. _lft at 11 Bann WORLIDGIL Ardwick, llsacJamtor,'. commercial traveller, Dec. 18, at 94. 11111.1111 WALSH', Salford, baker, Dec. 18, at 91. Orr 1110421011, Halms, Isseashlre, sehoOHINS, BK. 12, 0110641 0011110A11. Cheatham, near gliancliestetibon (maker, 1 1 Dec. 1L at 9,i. Di faurom. Burnley, Lancashire, broker, Dec. 18, M.S. Wnl Pill., Burnley, blacksmith, Dec. 18, eta Math liminsue, C o eferurouth, Cumberland, shoemaker, Bee. 11. at S. J oin Oirmi, Bodwrog. Meow, Ise:Mr, Dec. 14. at 11. Jo the Aerin, Ashover, Derbyth. licensed victualler, Dec.B. at L tiiilistoODY, !Aloe. Bedfordshire. whftwam l2ll . Dec. 9. et 10. BARTOW, Luton. Bedfordshire, straw hat manufac , Dec. 9, at 10. Data Coin, Nreimllo-'I-E, /Mast Dm 9. ef le. Bram Lot fkaakill, lale of II labourer, Dec. 9, at 12. Caesura Thome MUM 'Ea lodtlidithow.4l4ther. Deo. 16, at 11. WILLIAM lloorn Armenia, Lleagatockinza-Usk, Monmouth shire, miller, Dec. 12. at 1 2 . WII.UM fthaitrit, Birmingham , pork butcher, Dec. 11. at 10 . JOSSPII DOSS, Ithmhigham, umbrella safer, Dec. •U iss at ro JOtir WAIHWLIGHT, Astoidurtirliinulagharn, , Doe. it. A 10. THIMAS YAM gempeey, Wow:claret, miller Dee. 14, at 11. Saone BAHIAN, Yeovll, Banseastahlre, b 's miliaant, Dec. 18, at 12. WILL/Ael Kan GATLAID, Yeovil, Soma beeper, beetheuie beeper, Dec.l2, st It Joie CAVIL Hagan& BarirOlik, Leiosillelshlre, publican. Dew litot 10. HMO BONN. Nut, Lincoln, cordwahaml3„ at 11. IMPS= GE.Ol$ll kintOLDS, limingstoko, Harapahlrel draper, Dec. 9, as IL EL ranall Birrater, Llandudno, Carnarvonshlre, widow, Dec. 9. at IS W IL ROTC; Omaha= Rotten deb , black= ith,Des. 14, ea S. WlLLtui Dnionte, Devouport licensed victualler. Deo. Mall. N. B. HABILIS, Street. lomareetaint weeper. Dec IL at 10i. Join liaon, Bowdon, North Shields, hatcher, lt. at 12. TIMMS.; Cox, jut. Glouerstei. plumber. _Dossl at 111. IehIICHID Beals, LoNgtoo, Staffordshire, potter, D..e. 9, at 11. JAMB Frost Northampton, shoemaker, Dee. 9, at 10. LAST ISAMINATIONS. Dec. 18. T. F. Brayboa, Hyde-place, Maas, tea dealer-Dee. IS. W. liderneld, Lamadwatreet, Bethnal-pew *fib driver Dec. 1/1. H. Raw Pledeeting-place, Bayswater, painter-Doe. 18. J. A Meade, Sulherlsodwerwet, Pimlico, dealer in shawa-Dec. 1L ff. W. .Wtt hittingtonplace, Upper Holloway, clerk-Dec it. D. Flskin, Bell-ros4 ilanunerinalrrally men-Dec. 11. F. Lejeune, tlilletreet, Knightsbetelge, boot maker-Dec. 11. Maria gimme. leatherhaut Berlin Wool dealer -Dee. 18. 0. Abbott, Ewa Tilbury, Essex. cowkeeper -Dec. IL W. Elliogoorth, West Tilbury, Use; cattle dealer-Dee 21. 8, IL Batlett, Idoliene, Grist Toweeetzest. mid Boathamedon, wise merchant-Dec. 21. 8. Banda, Cllttowvillas. Camden-town, commercial traveller--Dec. 14 O. C. Cooke, Cakeileedeos4 Usk Ostord-roarket, general agent- Dm 18. C. M. Mot late at Hai Matt s r Hotel, Piccadilly-Dec. 18. B. Oakes, North And* . stoat cheesemonger - Dec. 21. G. L. Croak, Grealtheselletriet, late faun lailiff-Dec. 21. F. W Wheataue, carrier Doc. 21. J. Wllliams, Gladstone street, Mt* meager d, *l. J. lam; Bedfordetrett, Mowers, and Cilprosd, cabling maker-Dec. 21. J. Raiirdirbutl, Unionatreet, , late beer retailer-Dec IL F. Milward, Crest Wan bireoclutua -Meet, and Warrirkk-street. Regent-eater, allot- Jan. 9. C. W. Hahn, Newramarcet, leather bei o me su t: s :: Jan. 9. 11. IL Upton, Hama smith, late lictmod • Dee. IL J. J. Hotter. Tulsa bill. merthani-Dee. It R. Raley and J. Healey, Aeldord, Kent hop merchants-date I. N. Price, LaugMon, Haan, draper-Dec. 19. W. Broughton. Ligloarews, Meida-vale, job master-Jan. 9. W. Dam Amellsplers, Wel. wink-road, baker-Jan. 9. B. N'l. A. Coltner. Quadrant -grove. Maidand-park, assistant schoolmaster-Jan. 9. Martha Oliver. mour-street, Easton-agnate, milliner-Jet 11. F. H. C. Pia- Manila. Prapeciplace, Belgwars.rosel, decorators manager- Jan. 11. T. Riche., West Itudhem, Norfolk. groom-Jan. 11. J. N. Browne, Llgin-ataceut, Notting-hill, gentleman-Jan. D. Parmtnter, Cologne-road, New Wandsworth, paymaster tout e royal navy--Jan. 11. H. Grout Greek-Greet, iria, en. graves-in. 11. A. 8. Dauber, Tavirtoet-place, Issistoskespeare. tale commission agents-Jet U. J. Baker, Blake, Sieffordahlre, lieensed victualler-Jan. 111 J. Stanley, Nottingham, coal dealer -Dec. IL J. C. Thorp. loath, Olsanurganahire, coal merchant- Dec. 19, B. W. Sessions, Bristol. draper-Dec. 19. J. Fish, Jan.. &total. Brewed rhetuallet-Dee. IL N. Bessie. S late licensed victualer-Has it, W. Limbo sad E. Arialtop, emotes-Doc. It IL House sad B. Matic Bradford. mate deslaer.lrie. 14 S. T. B. Norborey, Hmeomie, Yashiro, tailor -Dee. It A. Whereat Middlesborough, Yoetre, innkeeper- Dec. It J. H. Hudson. Harrogate, lodgiug-house keeper-Doc. 14. IL Walton, Middlesborough. Yonshire, wine merchant-Dec. 22. W. Edward*, lain Bolling Mips, Yorkshire, teas roller- Dec. U. Mary Ann Billingion, Beat Belford, milliner-Oa St J. IL Prime, Cheeterield. meddler-Doc. it. 1. Whist/it livers pool, nonsept to a earner-Dec. 14. Z. L Gamer. Limped, m erchant-Dec.lB. W. Langley, Liverpool. jobrer--lloc. Murray, Lougtown. Cumberland. tea dealer-tan. 10. E. F. Fos ter, SheZeld, clothier-Dec. 10. P. Mate% Truro, betake-Dec. 21, B. Crawley, Toddhrgton, Bedfordshire, butcher-Dee. 19. B. Biwa, Weldon, lam. igniudnith-Jan. 11. It Curbs, Rearem, Humans, boker-Dec. 16. J. lima. True, miller -Dec It W. Late, Rom, Oormall, maroor-Dee. 9. B. Jaws, Welaill, Baffeedahlre, beerbotusekeeper-Dec. 9. 8. Wart RushaD, Staffoalshire, Muer- IL. T. Martell, Landpiet, shire. roglneer-Dec. Deo. 21. W. 21. H. Meath, Portia, grocer-J i g I . r. G. Kelley, Street tionsorseaddre, Marboueeit -Deo. It N. James, /limier, Surrey. pester-Dec. 21. T. Wanton Lureashire, greeugrocet -Wm 0. 1, J. MIL Boat Itheefeedelar , . innkeeper-Dec. 15. W. Witnterbottoto, Oldham, cotton waste dealer-Dec. 19. J. Walker, Heratoghemill. Yorkibire. labourer -Dec. 19. J. Weston. Birmingham. journeymen aster-Dec. It W. A. Leggett lieweatleapowTrat protease ot maskr-Diee. 11. A. Peoible, Birchitigtoo, Blet, hatcer- rDec. IL D. Peleith, Fareham, late innkeeper-Dec Hi W. Peens, Watched, Boma. setahlre. tailor-Dec. le. W. Emmet Burnham Somersolishles, carpenter-Deo 16. B. Bowyer, Little maim. fluffolk. dealee-_- Dec. la. J. Rolfe, Wickhambrook, Suffolk. tarmer-Dec. 12 11. GrilDthi, Brighton, tailor-Dm. 9. J. P. lay, Banton, York shire, stmaiseas. __ MA.RKB?& TALLOW.—ToomAT market ins 114 t 04.7. Spa, 496. ; Dombur, ..; ha mt. Much, 50s. OW*, 51s. 49 00110N.—Livmum,Nov.2Aslows fps , orison still la favour of genera Wee 10414, WNW: isoladfrar too opoodation sad amps& M5O 180, ZW 1,705 /Warm, ko., 104 le A 11, 7 13 Maraallam. SOL *SA ; 150 Maeda MA Bak 101„ 19A TOO applialk 191. M rra._;l9o fkalre, 1154- M ; 5,550 flavit, to 17e5. • Madras, 1615.'41M; TOL to 134..; Ohba, 15/5. te10; 2 11 :0 a cia, 8 1 2 , COTTON GOODS.—Nsascaratia, Nov. 28.—Soth ya. terday and today, and especially yesterday, then he ism • oonaidsratile quantity of shinning yarns of all kids II posed of. Stocks have been pretty well cleared oat, id spinners have pee rather deeply under contract the uterket this afternoon, however, is scarcely so strong so was to the ember part of the day. Prior are dres at is close of the market, especially for such yarns as are reedy ' for delivery, but stooks of these are generally eery ea Sellers of house trade yarns ley they have bad s better market today. with • fair humus going s. They report prim fully id. per lb. better this a Friday bet. In cloth there Ina no change is Lis market up to this morning. Since Friday these wan rave dispWtiou on the part of buyers to give oat oraw, they could only ease them at slightly more fame& rases than those demanded by manofecturers. there has been • MOM decided movement is thb liesne tie market. Large offers have been made, sad thesis been • general &position to buy, but the dim sod I let advanced poetises of Tarns has toned upon maws is necessity of higher quotations. To some extent bares IN willing to give this advance. They have isla willing to give • small advance on last week's reek eel have operated to a fair .xteot at such an edema, 10 they have hesitated to give the full advance required by ' manufacturer to cover the extra east ot yarn, sad this a. prevented the hussies being so largess it otherwiae would , bare been. WOOLLEN.—Lzerne, Nov. 28.—We have again Maim plain of • quiet market in both depart:mate The Mimi snots both of raenufsetaren and merchants bee bass mai and there be. tees ifttle diaposhioa oe the part of time to speculate is anything beyond their immediate win menu, or in small iota as samples for scrim trade. A ' pared. of tweeds have been mandate Oolowedball d, which have ma miteted the chief Widnes transacted la the . In the White market a !halted umber of hair lists bar met with em' e, sad the transfer of heavy Rade been manly soodnal. Rata nada wt boat altastics. OORN.—llobt, Nov. 26.—At te-day's market sea supply a English wheat; best dageriptiom at hi Tuesday's sorrenoy ; awaarlary qaditise rather kassi. Foreign bold above the Wes a buyers. Barley far 3 1..55, sisOesislll Oodles ; small Bads to antes saw , id. per 32 Mimes. Belo pas very firm. Oa rather high s ; mood black B u expected day per eteanstr, held st 275. per 24 Mesa Win non amid at 33a. per 48011se. Foseign snivels for the weak , 4,720; Maley. 5,972 ; cam, 4 ; boos, 1,449; pass, =Vs Imorms, Nov. N.—The supply et wheat was leirkse • tu-day, but sot large fee the mum The demand eis Resent sad bib melee prices well sepporta. Badg to better supply. aid to offset saes lower rates bad le le submitted to. Beaus and 'woefully t o dear. Lms, Nov, 28.—We ban • very quiet market day, bet late gates are supported for both new sad ail wheat. M 1 except the tient samples of barley metier. way in prim Beans, oats, ad other articles fay sawn Lnsa, Nov. 2& —At our Con Fading* this day 16, show of wheat was vary moderate ; the demand was seta at the orbs's, rates of last Tuesday. Barley ia supply ; both malting and piodic g samples were wit damp is vase. Beans and oats 6d. to ls. per qr. drum Per quarter Imperial to the grew' : —Wheat. red, dd. &lbs. to 641 be.. per imperial bushel. 46e. to 49a. ; Pita red, new, 601b 4 . to 611 be., 42 5. to 4716 Barley, blot rho 'slier mating. 531ba to baths., NIL to 365. ; ditto rma chevalier ditto. 5241 m. to 531 ha., 30s. to Wu Orlst 36th.. to 381ba, 24a, to 26e. Beans, 63Ibs. to 651b5., to die. Peas, ugavii, 69abg. to 64th.., 36.. to 40s. NswoairrrA Nov. 103.—At our market this monolog we had a mderute show of wheat from the growers, sel having same new in from Wisbecli. a more subdued Is& log pervaded alm trade, but in the lesions done fay lets rat is were sustained. although the quality of the are offering was not first-rate. la old little dining. Nal* barleY, orr Sue, gate u alleged, the plant* d tie intermediate deicriiio a ns offering being much la ti n m the demand; grind wanted. Malt still teals( keen Beans and pre In aged. Oats in good mud, sal rather dearer; for choice new Scotch we made tads, 275. 641. per &labs. EARLY CLOSING AssocurioN. The " annual celebration" of the above sago eistion took place yesterday evening at St. Jamee'sbalL The chair was taken by Lord Lreltvros, supported by Mr. Thomas Meshes, /LP., Mr. Ayres% M.P., Revs. Az. ohs Boyd, R. 1). Wagon, Messrs. Wil- We Jay, Sided. Notaritisteadurg the isolemenoy of the weather there was • very full attendance. A choir Of 300 Yam% led by Mr. Martin, meg several part songs daring the swelling. The proceedings were opened by the SICIINTART (Mr. Walker), who read liniers Gem Lard Meg Dr. Leskester,' and several ethers, who, although usable to attend, warmly co-operated in the object of . the amodation. He thee read a short shaterneot sheaving what had bees the Fen: 1 made by the emeciation sines that lest oeleheation. amodatioen had been started, both in Loudon and the workless, 'and epplicatioris bad been made for affiliation *hick the amedation, frond the pressure of existing en pagements, had been obliged to decline. Early closing had much extended amongst drapers, grocers, and other trades. rose, sod the desire to coo-operate had greatly immoral/al amongst employees, espeoially as to curtailing the hours of badness on Saturdays. Thirty WWIIs and five associations had been supplied with the Mentor. of the permit society, end in every ease the movement had beep supported 1 by the sever failing 00- operation o f the clergy. (Cheers.) Al petition with 3,000 signatures had been presented to paella. meat last session, in the Lards by Lord Ebury, and in the Commons by Mr. Goodies, praying that such places as the British Museum might be opened on three evenings of the week, exclusive of Sunday. Lard LTTTILTON having addressed the meeting, was followed by the Bev. Canoe Boyd, the Rev. R. 1). Wilson, Mr. Jay, the Rev. H. idly, end Dr. E. sashes. ieces of musk beies suss by the choir bates's' the Mr. AMON, M.P., made • few observations in support of the movement, and annousoed that he would treat the subject more in detail at a mooting at which he had pro mised at an early day to maids in the seat end of Londoe. Mr. Gh). WILUAIIa briefly advocated the dodos at two o'clock on Saturday and st seven on the other days of the week. Re wished they could get up a meeting of employers with that objectlie saw a grist many ladies must. II they would heartily co-operate they would soon be able to inscribe on their banner, " Two o'closk on Saturday, and happy bowie." (Loud cheers.) Mr. J. T. KNIGHT (Shoolbred and Cal proposed a vote of thanks to Lord Lyttelton, not forgetting the obligation they were under to Lord Gresvecor, Lord Elcho, end Lord Itarbtoek. Mr. Thos. Baca seconded the motion, which was carried by acclamation. Lied Lrrriu.Tos returned thanks, and the proceedings terminated. IMPROV6I) HOU.IRS FOR WORKING MEN. Last night a public meeting was held in the Lambeth Baths for the pupae of considering the means of erecting improved and cheaper dwellings for working men, readies& neoessuy by the great demolition new going on in London, and the treat increase of rent. The chair was occupied by Mr. G. M. MURPHY. who, as is well known, has shown himself much interested in promot ing the true iuteniets of the working rims, sod to Intro ducing the subject read a letter from the Earl of Shaftes bury, in which be stated that the matter was rose of vital bivalents*, and had for many years occupied his etteution. lie considered that of all earthly things good dwellings were most important to the comfort, honour, decency, prosperity, and sievetioe of his labouring brethren, and he added that he would heartily 60-operate in anything conducive to their in terests. A letter was also read from Mr. D. Rogers, approving of the movement proposed men t or ,ade in this direction. The chairman also read • stat which was largely circu lated in the room whiclo, after showing the great necessity for providing i ncreased accommodation for working men, mid pointing out the enormous power they possessed by combination to supply that accommodation for themselves, proceeded to state that it wee, therefore, proposed that the working men should combine to form a awapasy,, mo unted by the Limited Liability Acts, to be celled The London House Improvem ent Company (Limited)," some of the shares in which shou ld he payable loy periodical instal ments, in the same way as contributions to an ordinary benefit or building society ; and also that there be another close of shares, to be paid up by ealle mush more rapidly, which would probably be takes up by those friends of such movements wbo had more wealth at con:meet& Plans had been prepared by Mr. Second Sharp, architect, containing many improvements apen the most successful model &tellies', more economical to cost of erection, and avoiding many objections made to those buildings. It was suggested that for a few years (say to the completion of th e paymeate on the instalment sh ares), they should invest their profits, over and above five per cent., in the erection of additional Sadie 's, and borrow upon the security of their property to the amount of one-half of its value, also for the purpose of esectieg additional buildings. Calcula. dons were subjoieed, showing that by these means, at the end of the eighth year, alter five per cent. had been regu larly paid on the amount paid up, a ociodderable imams* of dividend might be safely reckoned upon, while the num ber of bowies would be more than doubted. Workiag men taking shares in the company would have the right of pre ference if they wished to occupy the houses of the company, and might apply their divideeds to the reduction of their rent, receive them in casb, or allow them to accumulate uotil they bad sufficient, when they wished to retire from their labours, to purchase a home in the suburbs, the erection of which would f orm e future branch of thecompatresoperatione. A plan was exhibited to the meatier, deaciibing the nature of the buddies" which the proposed company should erect The buildings were to be in separate blocks, each cohtain ing two shops and eight dwelling houses ; the shops to have two back rooms attached. The builling to be in flats, each of which was to contain a living room, 14 feet square, two bedrooms, and a scullery, with all eonveoiences, while in the sttim it Wee propoeed to have washbouses and drying rooms, as well as rooms for those who work at honks; Mr. ROBINSON moved the following reeolution, shish was seconded by Mr. SHARPE :—" That immediate steps are necessary to he taken for the supply of improved and cheaper dwellings for the leibouriag climes, and that one effectual means of doing so will be by the to•operstion a workiag men themselves." This resolution was sopported by Mr. F. F. WHITS. SCUT. who eapremed his opinion that the government would advance mousy for the tadimprovemen s dwell. jogs of the labouring classes, provided it obtain a good security for its repayment. after a few observations from Mr. WARN, suggesting that all metropolitan midways should be compelled to take sufficient land oa each side of their line to enable houses suitable for the working classes to be erected. The resolution was carried unanimously. Resolutions were aleosireed to, approving of the founda tion of a limited company. with the object of improving the dwellings of the working men, such company to be supported by the working men themsel v e s and their Meads, mid for the formation of a committee ; and the proceedluge terminated with a vote of Husks to the chairman. Tai IKTATIN.IOOO DEATH AT CAMBNEW LL.—I An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. Carter on the body of Walter ham MUM, the max who wee totted dead with his bead fixed between thepalifts of a piece of waste ground in Brunswlck•equare , CamberwAl, under the circumstances reported on Monday. It seemed perfectly clear from the seeker* that no foal play had been prat:timed carom the desemed.whe probably ems seddeely taken ill mod fell while lemming towards the palings, and his heads being in his pockets was unable to extricate himself. The jury returned s verdict Of " Accidental death." Dxr BARRY'S DI LICIOCS FLINN assvosTwo Rs. IvmsoTA Azusa loop yields thrice the sourloksoM the beet boot,, and ours, 'Mood Noodiobre or lisooarraloace. 4 7 , 9 8 P. 'stn (Ipaitootios). On" osikaa, coosoroptioa, debtlity. orsolipo tics, &archon, djoolotolti m ervells , Wino, li ver, sod aroma ta, arra Nom Ito oos to Maar reuseilee. ratree aonesdly.— De sad Co.. No. TT, Stegesterrest, Landon., W. In Ws. Mk. Si. Se.: lfilte. Win: SM.., ; also et 4 Orseottordrarroalk &AMNON& : 411, 110, red 111. Ward LIMO; said di disormAkbealmwd THE POLIOE COURTS. SOUTHWARK. Joseph West, a seaman beloing to the steamship Vials, trading between the pork of Ostend and London, was brought before Mr. Woolryalt upon information sworn by Mr. Weals, an officer of her Majesty's Oedema , charged will hawing oosesaled on board that Yawl stereo pounds sad • quarter of foreign manufactured sigma in 10 boxes, each not hawing been paid duty for. Kr. Gnome William Bytes, examining *facer of her Majesty's Custom s, stated that on Moods? morie.og last he was engaged on board that Victor es she arrived at bar mominipplams off Horaelydowa, from Weed, sod ca ram. imaging about he was induced to examine the binnacle on the bridge. He littod, the case off, sad oa removing the empires, be found concealed underneath 10 bores of foreign manufactured tobacco, which be fond to weigh U pounds sad a quarter. lie saw the prisoner, who am • seaman, on hoard nest the 'pot, and he questioned him about the cigars, when he mdmitted that they were his property, and that he had them under the binnacle with the intention of ecaveying them ashore. The prisoner said that what the of had stated was all dila. - • Mr. Beverley, from the Solicitors' office of the Customs, who attended to prosecute. said that the prisoner must be eoneloted io the full penalty of 1001., and, in default of payment. six months' imprisonment in the oounty pa, without hard labour. His worship bad no other alternative bud to pass that sentence, but the prisoner could petition the Commisaioners of Customs for a diminution of the sea. tones. Mr. Woolrych aonordingly sentateed the primmer to pay a penalty of 1001., and in default of payment he mast order him to be imprisoned in Horeemosire-lane Gaol for six months, without hard labour. Mssetos.nougg. -The official residence of the Lord Mayor is undergoing a thorough coarse of internal embellishment, the Court of Common Council having voted upwards of 1,6001. for the purpoee, which is new being expended under the direction of their Gusted Purposes Committee. The greater part of this sans will be expended on the decoration of the Egyptior. -hall, and the rest of the money will be principally absorbed In the embellishment 'of the state drawing-[coma, the Long Parlour, snd the ball-room on the first floor, w hi c h rune across th e whole hones, pasallel with the fro ntage, and has of late years been 1 need as a supper-room en great ocosa. The work will he completed m a few weeks. Simultaneously with the interior restoration the foundations of the building, which of late had given indication s of sinkin g , are being rein. staid slowly-a week which, it is said, will probably , occupy nearly a couple of years, and for which a separate grant has been made by the Court of Common Coattail. The Mansion-house is not more than 125 years old. having been erected in 1739-40, from a design by the elder Duce, the then architect to the corporation, and whose remains lie near those of Sir Christopher Wreo, in the crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral. The foundations which have ex hibited most signs of sinking are thou in frost of the building supporting the massive portico and entablature, but the decoy is being arrested and the work of restoration is proceeding. CITY COMMISSIONER-4 OP SEWERS. -The COMMii aionere of Sewers for the City of London held their usual weekly meeting yesterday at Guildhall. Mr, Deputy DS J *e sti, presided. With respect to the markets Dr. Dthheh'f, the medical officer of health, reported that the °Mem had =- damned 9,0931ba. of meat u unfit for humaa food ; most of it was in a diseased cooditioa ; 509 lbs. were from seine& that had died of disease Dr. Letheby called thentheistic° of the court to the rapidly-igeensaing prudes sending the carcases of bullocks that bad died of the prevailing disease to the different markets for sale as human food, aad he stated that last week 128 quarters of beef, weigh* 8,500 lbs. had been condemned in the City markets, and most of it was from animal affected with the cattle plague. A good deal of this meat had been sent from Scotland, and some of it from Spalding in Lincolnshire, and he recommended that esiminal proceedings should be taken against the parties- who had assigned the meat to the difirinot t sate. males -1 rasa. The mining condition of the City was mos factory, and last week there were only 44 deaths metered, Tag BOMBAY bidis...-Sornikerres, Nov. 28.- li which *as very much below the usual average. Dr. The Peainsular sad Oriental Company's steamship Delta, Letheby also reported that he had tested the gas supplied Captain Kellock, with the Pemba, end Mediterranean ,to the *Shoos by the Chartered Gas Conaway sad the mails, bite arrived. She brings os freight 19 wimps ; Great Genii Company, and that althou ita illarniestiag specie, value 4,731., and pearls value 27,000 t up ees, alas 1 power same up to the requirement. , of the act °I pia.. 14 mesa and bal e s of silk, 67 oases shawls, 148 packages meat, it was very deficient in purity and contained a elephants' tusks, 279 boxes lemons, 2 7 cheats oranges, 4 Imp exam of salphur and ammonia. The complaints casks wine, sad 104 packages supdries. i have bees so frequent of late that the oommissiours gave Wan- or ric e , Nov. 27.-The Queen has been directions to their solicitor to ake proceedings against the graciously plashed to give orders for the appointment of the colulithith for thing/lag impute Ps* The court thew Sight Honourable William Hutt, Vice•Proaident of the adjourned. Board of Trade, to be an extra member of the cavil division of the second class, or Knights Commanders of the Most' o f at y tome' oon veoed by the Aldgste Ward Hats- Honourable Order of the &db.-Granath 1 CITY CORPORAs, TIO N REPORMS.--A public mee tin g 1 payers' A r :soantion. was held last night at theueoe Cheshire Wgx-orrica, Nov. 28. - Tbe Queen hes been Chews Tavern, Crutched-ftiers, to consider the mity of graciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the' altering the cenatitution of the Commissioners of Seems ; decoration of the Victoria Cross on Captain Hugh Shaw. ; Mr. T. W. Salter presided. Mr. G. R. Lines, jun., pro. 1 8 th Reeiment , whose claims to the earns h••• thee sub - posed a resolution to the effect that all the mould embers members el the mitted for her Majesty's approval, on e xeunt of ea sat dC o mmon Council, with the Deputies, sh be bravery performed by him in New Zealand, against his name, vie.:-For his gallant conduct at the ' custom was to appoint deputies of the wards and mom °Wed 'of the Commissio n of Sewers. He said the existing skirmish near Nuktunlytt, in New Zealand, oa the 24th of ' bars of the Common Council, privately nominated, to sea last, in proceeding. under a heavy firs, with four ; 'meant the ratepayers, but he thought the functions of privates of the regiment, who volunteered to accomPal7 'so important a body as that occupying their attention him, to within thirty yards of the bash occupied by kite ' would be more satisfactorily disetwirged if porous whoa re lthalsa i• cella to afte r off • comrade who wes bed ;at present depr ived of the right of memberthip were woun ed. On the afternoon of that day Gandhi Show allowed the privileges to which they were undoubtedly was ordered to occupy a pukka about half a mile from entitled. Mr. Whiteside, C.C., mad the commission of the camp. He advanced in skirmishing ceder, sad when ewers, iutead of having only 75 member', should be at _ about thirty yards from the bush be deemed it prudent to, w e t re pregeoted by 500 gentlemen. He thought the body SaNKRI3PTCII66 ANNULLED. retire to a palisade about sixty yards from the bush, as two ' should be composed of five committee', who would attend I Nov. 27. Inxl7en *ulnas, Frittiet.. Bobo, wholesale jeweller. of his party had been wounded. Finding that one of them t o li g htiss, peeing, sewerap, irn. He believed the desired Nov. .0. /MAIM Lasognu.n. Menem Yorksh., genera earner. ' was unable to move, be celled tor volunteers to advance to c usp weld be effected without provoking parliamentary , JOIST STOOK OOMPANUDI ACTS. .A• MAC& Le ap MIS CosrAsY (11/IPIND) Dec. it, at the flout to earn the man to the rear, and the four pit- laterfereace. Mr. Turner (Crippisgsts) said the commis- 'crian,ls,--w-iit0mi,,,,,,,,,..40 .sax 5etc ,..,.. * Take referred to scoompasied him enders heavyDWILARATIONS Or DIVID/WDL plus when the wonodod Malt win lying, and they no- ' o r a large animist ofublie mosey,repodisted the idea 5 l• to the ' goners of mum although entrusted with the expenditure . awn glarlitl.D, Brighton, billiard table penprkaler-let clivi ceeded in bringing bins to the ear. 'of responsibility to the ratepayers. He thought there wee dead al 7a. 0,0., any Tuesday, at [rand e, Portugal-street, THE CATTLE TLACCE TN FLINTSUIRE. -The e very altos for altering the existing state of things, u net ,bo,.tm,. Yr. Davis, C. ~ Captain Dresser Rodgers, and several ISA- , Mali WILLIAM WADDiti, mapesoprose, wine moroblat- Ist Wearied the meeting In support of Mr. Ides% re. , °aided of sa.. any Tuesday, at Stansfekit, Yortame-thelet. cattle plague hos just made de appease,» in Flintabirs, Lyra . " , unanimou sly o . s d,, it elso l wa d I Looln'stan. and under cireurostanoes remerhablis as affording fresh •"°•* w ,_ — ___.."." . .,. 4 ~,sa r 8 . h. - iii - , Da u m I Sowed is mesas Tee th es. chthrlith-11* dividend of le fed. at der for the controversy as to whether the introduction of to adore ".m"'"*" . d r " "` , ha ve I new proofs), any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's. hetar. the disease into Dern country is owi n g to importation or .Dr W et S teward by St. Thanes *day. WILLIAM Unit BMus% Plymouth, alipcbasdkr--Isedead other odds. The harm whereon the plague has broken We (Scotsman) understand that Mr. Carlyle _ia 1 of et. a . t, aff Tuesday or . trinity, at tench ' s, gaoler. out is ro ll ed the Car Eetyla Farm, and is situated near sot to he in Wabash for s tand purpose of be i ng humor liv ia f r e r.r_r, "Lti ' at ft. tr in ar ta.. 6o ar „C" rel Csargwrie,!aboat eight oc ens miles from Chester. Since Led as Rector of the University, until abed the inn week 0 . 74 . 1 ., Stater. I. at ens sisreorases of the plague in linglend, and more of April, a n d has &sliced the proffered hospitality of the I Sylmar PIULIAra, Taristock, Invenikbe, bookseller - Lt dirt. eirevielll Woos it Mt* wmaU mtwtiwn - „. is_bito neigh - ' Lord Provost cra w e mamba oa account of the date of hb 1 gelid of Ms., any Tuesd or May, at Carrick's. testa. I boar* county of Deabigh. mr. Vain*/ Donertes health. which aeosedtate recourse to • quiet retired PAM. ODOM, Swear, r aisewssaer - lit &eldest of Lis., any Fewest occupant of the farm, has taken ever, pecantion . league. Toads, or Mdse. at Carrick's, Exeter. Mosta LLOTD. Bulky, astagorgedre. 96 =-divictesd of " avegt th:eniairectitoortoh°roism his his cattle , : r an g e m6 w t ig gale[ f i r ,_ [AdTertieement.)--Efzizo.d w th r o 's t .1 01:IrrNISIT et. a i AND la. clad., any Thenday, st Lissuses. PHAL-Effectaal Aid.- In DITIPILEIPP. Ptil l e s =._, of keeping has arm* _frost .., . o ormisli into smite*k oos thoe. esis sey doss este, &se e the' it nabs n= l. / . Dee. 19. A. Paine and W. Jos" Los sod Lawbeast. Ifs= ..... sr- WM •11081 of hill Rsaytalionts. N eer m o ot is the early a ut s. „ o w. H o lloware o neeent and pals are l asagna' pouters -Dec, 19. .1. Le Pla, Wishes.* Ombrideollitss. part of last weak the dorsasisi please moot witmistsksw* i ordered i s re ducing and die. Dec. 19. R. I. Dirtitanite, COM• 11111, loornitreror- Lee. 19. I. 7 . , assdoib emanates Ow the farm. mid in se virulent • forst ordered adieus. Tiny sr em can be ace ess they Dann, Hassineramitis. commercial clerk-Dse. 11 W. idltisford that is the space of four days ins cows had died. eight had, sutler any clicuesstosent new unsaid. MO • billning W. S. 11 ••••••• Kragel°• 46: i lthe th t•rararaltra •- • Dth e lit bus slaughtered to hasten an turntable cusiii, ...a the td , the ric h ' rasa kelwai.d W ludiemilas • " id ' skin dbm". J . rtennell ' 11 ""'"1 ".. , a tairrairr lir at &,,, a wl a prseinsir boos Is tbe poor Moak does by 111. Dee. 111. W. Wit red of the herd were prosonood by the vetaiaary = • I B ea Holloway s assdielass abode be in thepooasertoo of on unamoothadie , shishuditsre - Des. IL c I'm tea , is stissdasea Is be pest all lope et roomy. at sebum mu" dud suntidnnie. who will QM bs IS I Pea t Manna. Wirt.bint cattle dealer-Des. se- .I: =le ie very decided i/I his °adios that in this use at bag the' to MOO and rare dbeeee when medical see =met be be"vabl rv • brim -Dee * ll ' 0. Pea "' Tidbits& of the plague is apt atiabstehie he sogieglest • inisbe, Demeter% serivase-Dss. D. I. gad me , BETTING AT MANCHISTER.—Tosetin. CROYDON BTEKPLSCRA B R. 2to 1 apt I: African (t) I 10 to 1 oast any oth er (off) 7 to 1 Maul (t) DRanY. 7 to 1 apt Lord Lyon (0R) 1000 to 16 slat Raven (t) Bto 1 Rustic (717) Me to 16 Monarch of the 9to 1 Student (NT) Olen (t) 83 to 1 Stabber AI) 1000 to 10 Lothario NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 28.—ArPoliamENTs. -- Coto - mender G. Poole, to be inspecting commander in the Coast Guard, vice Stone, whose period of service has expired. Captain Brevet-Major R. L. Pyle, to be musketry in structor at the Plymouth division of Royal Marines, vice &chards, promoted. WOOLWICH, Nov. 28. 1 Tag CANTEEN SYSTOL—At the usual weekly I nted meeting of the Woolwich Loc al Board of Health, • re por t was received from a deputation appoi to wait upon Fire de Grey sad Ripoe, for the purpose of representing the injury resulting to numerous tradesmen of the tows, in 1 ooesequenee of react alterations in the canteen system. It appeared that in reply to the chief points urged by the de- putation, Earl de Grey stated that the canteen system bad bees found to be highly beneficial to the military, who ware certain to obisis good provisions, &a., at • low price ; bat I , it was entirely opposed to de f er tions that the vablic pnerally should be suppl nteens, and an order to that effect had just beep forwarded to tbo several' military stations. As to the objection that goods were sent out of the barracks to private residences ; he did not see how that could be prevented, as so =ay soldiers resided out of barracks. A letter addressed to the board was also read from a committee of tradeeme• at Aldershot on the same subject, and requesting the co-operation of the pato ' cilia authorities of Woolwich, with a view to a modificatioa of the present system. TRANTIO RITURNS. • • 111111.188T8. NUN Po. Wee , Total. row. Opoo. son. ehandloo. MI AIL Root sign Noo. 4. £ A a ...A Northers /619001 4 94 6 9 8 2,216 6E 44 6 ... IA eek end Nov. 11. growl ger4411669.4677 12,415 18,265 30,635 Imo %via Nov. 11 Bree° 2 Willi? ::: •Is us 875 1,200 1 ,111 Week eadb. Nov in. • ' Cart •84 lowlos Wawa, IMO Wotan 219 o. 18.718 U Week way Nov. 26. Cambrian .. ...... . frill I.szioloug _ 142 1.118 4, 7 31 3,887 4. 7 w b" 100 664 2166 ,In 1,604 297 1.931 1,11 listropoillo• Nova Lories u urr UM 616 2 Oil ♦ND DIAI'OB. BIRTHS, ..--11,-- BALLLID.-7fotWober 16, at llighbery New•park, the rite of Ift. 1/ Belled, eta taughtmr. 0001112-Birresibar 26, at Weymiouthetreet, PorthodiAlell the wife of 0. 1. F. Cooke, ree of a can. .-N 00ILLET7ovesaber 27, etUppor N orw ood, the rife of J. Corlett of a too. %N1.010N6.-arem 26, at lotheoole, Homey, the w ife d , G. of !eq., of a darobter. ItrItIILIL-Novinoter M to Nagle Room Vith-pove, the watt al T. W. Bata bi% Neu C.L, et • eon. 111ARUTAGEB. .3 ouoce[—Cllolllllo •-lrovatiablt W, at the Mewl of the Bit =We•WwWww-twwW, gm. C. Warm em, j . atik Bso.„ ,of &Whops Bowie. we.' wtoleraeml, to lam ism& daughter ef J. B. Cecelia. Wrei Bleb Beech. Beam 80% SANDSON-triffl2.-Sevesnber te, at Tnahrld 2 B 44lo ., W. &Moodie% Esq., Ueertemat 17W Madras 1148 7 U'" faatry, to Agues Mew, &WNW, of Qs late R. Thrall. 420 Thub biirtiatIWZ.-1 1 Member 26, at M. Jobak bp the sm. idittusr. calf." our* 0 14. 1 1 1". wawa" zon., of Clai basualf."7a, dalifibter oft Lb Dr. & Valeatlae, of Bay% • DRAM& ALIXI,NDIL-Tfoweaber 25. lowish, Sophia, widow ef WI late W. 11. Alwasilor, coal 46. IH . 1 1 1 ATBEY.- November 21‘ at lattobset. DarS aog t601r.-lfoweimber 26. at Totals, Zw• T. G • 941. • Drtend W. •11D111627.-IferewabOr 113, - at Par&creareat. br 4 " ll. •Wirrember .I.auoileolort, areureveww° o ' wi ln xot wlicir .... fticesl Def is, ie s m adden. 1111mibella Pa" et IYe ItM T. wWork 1724, etted Prtatimi W Immix ine Hat .dr lasbutalessk %be pry lord" laubard r. Nomius li rsig,,r loa hedge! aMOW*. 1/4006 I/4M • 10:41/0 , Men - aides aims an is a y — abt• tio ISHIIOEMIT FONI! INGLA 101101 IS HUSBY GIVES ol deo NSW SMITE M OSIoso V ' , Wow for 10 3/ sad IL Coroldl. Leedom. N,PLEB PUBLIC 111.11 _ rumsciurrtoN LIST fir/ TUISDAY Desk va 1411.1 Per " 04 1 41 91°1 ti Verjr i."--- Pert lo . ll;6- f 1 • Eildlllll4ll, sad Woo axe& at cart tbrooloortbs bah g a report p ub YIVA ea tbr vase of h p l a s m duos *at d.te, at a wards of Ao to yield Of eforiguelleoh lbw 11014 tram oto toot cd bonne 111 f hy • at:lato the se bose fa the t • at twenty Telire . lOW ihe T . ' ' =ea KW 1 . the value, bow gash pure ar '. W tra = e s 'sl war ang 1 row le s tem end 1: bike la Blegeof. ant a Mot ot Os 6" Bios : 4 °ad '` foe ask co = n • ; ifi a most weld rtaaatotetehber noun Allgeg wt notesoten. , ....--eiVodierbilli.a .. lobe law • • e dbosoil aoloret.ew r e oot LW" a gm. 458; et se • Ow of 11% c 4 tt con • cooseolion to for su AU Coopene, n e . 41browneete sod coo retrom pat kbe low, , ~olone to , • s 41.771.1"." the ileac t, ea to Com en be melba ma' d "ewer fa twee. ct Malts, which cs , . =tee the Beard deemed pr er et aa l = le the p lilt NM valor The alr f t b: Itybid oh wawa w it r Priapeetuer and Illealk health, mien at th e ellw Me brokers sad TIUI NAPLES ttlie Dkestars 11 Mama. Clam emilsoss,—lial sua eit a _— . Oats ra pla7. had I ha afaawat that stay as clf V tor so Is=too taboo of LAO kid or talutiftr lataillate fator of the I b as tat rag of Ha tan of allottos toIAD] E ottestal 114 luteCoasplia •Meek. ILA _and an Ma weer anew fiek't MAUL It • wooer with vie e. p er Prise ; sad rdb SCOT ILL • savor ta from wl• •df• se a Meek lofts al • 1.. la —wets 1..- 1111010 p wry lialatatil, SMITH. 1 salit'S ArnffitATlON , , Vatad PUMP saw " TM C. 66 sea Bisidaol.le • Ceplieh s ll ,stihecii 161 ar. /Via * lffiffiblabsl - CAM r : r - AS 5i0616 . • • a : i:-.4•#• • 11#10 a / i *4 IS • ...IP* Pk I r ii1414 .... .:t 1 . . Ir_l / I i .4 3 :2 i ne 4l la m to Lit " ". is l'. 06ffiraffielk laalsaf., i : ti• • bliak •l l. Nffil, DOI '. ._. 8846 1a Cal ra was. Ms is vi ithitettlemerk J r ' I 8., cow I • r sp. - • Aluiseuel di 801 , lih4=lll 4111.1". M viol —Arita . . a e * lllipraZi t rolet Oa s . oefeeilframi. leeleithe Nit lio . • 4 oakum e • II; . ,• . . 1, za F Ajz. ais tea',pair Wood 3 .r - rid wlll se Wards of • 1 iffi •'': 71 , l' al ft: fl tlli $ ' Moe tithe ill lis ' . 'r . wow IM • "" * indica km t ,'" id . an It • . • ki -2 -- -.. to lie ...., . 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