The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-02 00:00:00

~~ IN BELFAST. (Ti.. CS horse Moran.) (aT mammas soLoozars.) Man= Tio/BIDAT Niellf. His Rassileasy arrived is town this mends; at 12, delete. from the mat of his loot, Lard Dewitt, and after reeeiviag an addrees at the railway terminus pomaded to the site seirded for the iaangarstion of lir statue of the late Bari of Belfast, escorted by a troop of the god Dragoon Nerds. On arriving at the pedestal where the statue was placed, his Easel luny was rirceivid by the mayor and corporation in their robes, sod by the swollen of the stats• as. suttee, and after some preliminaries his Eze•Urecy preaouseed the inaugural address, which was ass of great elapses* and power. At the cooclmion of the serencosial, visits were paid to the Royal Botanic Gardens aid the Quanta' College. The new Presbyterian College and the County Comet-hum) sue also inspected. . . The grand banquet, which was given in the Maio hall, wee attended by upwards of 200 persons, amongst whom were the Margo% of Londonderry, Viso:lust Gough, Lords ROSINDOCIN Montague, Au- Bosley, and Lomas, Sir Robert Batesem, Sir James Ears= Tenneat, W. Kirk, Eaq., M.P., R. Devi ses, Esq., M.P., James Whiteside, Esq., M.P., J., Richardsoo, Esq., M.P., Major-Gement Gough, Wm. Damao, Req., Wm. Sharman Crawford, Eaq., the Lord Bishop of Down, the Right Rev. Dr. No ok, dte. After the "Health of her Majesty* bad bees duly honoured, the "Health of the Emperor of the French " wee proposed by the Mayor, and received with overwhelming apples's and waving of hand kerchief& The Freseb Consul, Adam Dufflo, Esq., replied la a speech of great vigour. The ►ealth of the Lord Lieutenant was responded to by his Excellency, who spoke of the prosperity of Wand, and the advent, which the district around Belfast had made in eoastsercial prosperity. He also touched open the threatened American invasion, and said he was sure that if the Maxims cams bore as tenders the Antrim and North Down rifles would give an account of them; but if they earns here to practise the arts of pew they would be heartily welcome. A number of other toasts were given and replied to, and the proceedings terminated shortly after midnight. DUBLIN, Nov. I. Mr. W. Neilson Hancock, secretary of the Endowed Schools Commission, has been apposated by the Lord Chancellor to the °Mos of clerk of the custodies in j the matter of lunatics, vacant by the remotion of Richard M'Causland, Esq., to an Indian judgeship. The Marquis of Clanricezde has been on a visit of ' some days to the Earl of Beemborough, at Beseborough House, a circumstance to which some choose to give a political character in connexion with changes is the cabinet. Captain John O'Connell, M.P., in a letter to the Avelnaft's Journal, thus expresses his opinion about military music proceeding to mesa sad Irish-American filibustering expeditions: As ore who her, of course, good opportunities of knowing the ml feeling of catholka in the militia on the need gentles of the playing of regimental hands Wan @siding I marching to places of worship, will yes ponds me es say that, se far m I can Imre, the neat order pookbAlng tits prudes her gives, on the whole, great aiteleibellies, « in , soy humble jerigmest it might to do. The Saying of an . seen tee., er even a sational air, before gang to Divine *mum nets: ',neared to me • very happy expedient for Wooing • begitirg state of salad on such coca- d eal, and if the practice were meant to imply a sesitiesity or temporal advantage of one creed over sacther, it certainly would not be resommended to we en ;hat anoint. We cabal's net only do not desire it, but woad readily submit to mask greeter nerd gees than being deprived of rather than wish • eminof dissension with cur protestant amarades to remain a montent limper than it could be done away with is. ever. Let me add that, with insignigmat inseeptions, there has beau a remarkable sod moot happy shame of religious bitterns, now the soldiers of different persuasions in our Amos ; and my orholie broths, oaollll of every regiment will, 1 am sure, concur with me in saying that from the hear we hen had the pleasure of meeting oar COUSUriell of opposite faith and politics in the mess room, or oa duty, we have sever known anything but the kiadnt and most brotherly conduct at their part. I would respectfully soiree that less attention he paid by the public to the wild, aqui, and absurd rumours about mans militia regiments that appear from time to time, given is all gni faith. I doubt not, but upon moot tint end often upon totally false information. Irishmen may be seamed that their countrymen in the militia will be ne noted for conduct becoming soldiers who hey are placed as their brethren of the line, and that military disci pline, however strict and personally ineouvenient, will be se promptly submitted to and observed as in any other portion of the military face of these anontriee. In conclu des, slow me to say that I entirely agree with your excellent rem irks of last week on the sztrsoraieary rumour of an Americas isolation. Whatever truth three be in it, there cut be no doubt whatever of the reception that a band et lawless adenine's would mein if they dared to ap proach air shorn. The militia would make short work with the Minder e, wen the mad ides radioed. SPORTING. TAT f EMALL'B.—TauuDAT. Tho nos was very thinly attended, and o.ly tea follow ing beta wan hid: DERBY. 601 to 26 art Yr. 37iisrry; Po!sepals (t) 875 to 26 Mr. W. S. B. Crawford's West Lsag too (t) OAK& 100 to 11 apt Sir I. Hawley's Kelipyge (t) We seen glad to had that otie of the parties to whom we alluded 1 oat repart lut Moodie bad takes a step la the right dissadsa ; sad, is ell probability, satisfactory mugs mats will be said. with his minims is the course et a few days. CHILD WORRIED DT A Doo IN NI flarolay last, a paiafai armadas was easumed to this tows, by W prevaleues of a report that a child had been worried by a dog. On inking inquiries, it appeared that the ebild was the son of Mr. Mars Neil, gaide-salter, who occupies one of the reanaly greeted klasse in Sherwoial.street, epprite the 011.1.. Arms. A few minutes before 11 ceeloelt on Sunday ; swain, the usfor.unate child, whirs ebrietien name wee Frank, and w`so was three years and a half old, wee plc fag , with a brother absut • year older, in the bah yard, le which a thorough-bra belt log was usually kept shained. At that time, however, the animal wee loose, and the children wan Is the set la lifting it into a small wheelbarrow, which stood ' is a short passage leading Intl the kilobits, whoa, it is @apposed, they asseagrd to top otos of the dog's fest. lumediately after, the Janata of the house were alarmed by bearing • plume, shriek, and ois galas tato the ravage, a horrible tad Iseartreadiag sight prieseated itself. The dog was worryleg the child as it lay in the corner, and stab we. its ferseity thit to ate the eL:rseelos of as eye wham's, it wee like • tents, fastening iteclf spas • rat. The Miller. =riser aid • anise girl, who were at the time In the riser raised an slam, mid the termer, who was joined by Mrs. Marshall, ses.d a poker and the tarp and triad Wheat the ies off, bat without enema. Lithe macaw line the Mime, who heeled the aka frees the tap el the hansom dams ololmssa stralsbar named Imbues mooted War able% well end heped i eS t he yard. It seemed is them ea if the does use were bar ad la Me child's ha ; white the ether bog was toying milk the leg sway. Mr. Jeekents seised the animal by I'r Mad quathees, while Mr . Marshall opened Its jaws, mil the Maio this throw It seer the wall. The dog, shill was •thsroll with bleed, Immediately ma resod es the feat. sad was Mamma to anal twe diadem se it pampa the.. It smelt ales as the paid dew, as id le set as is Males again ; ands Ms little swain lad Use Wise sway, is we. lit is. The child Wag besaaht fail the home, its head and tea were so metemed sod ethered wids blood that it eavid be saws* reeogabed as that M a hums Ilerend geatlemsa were quid*, I. sett sumo, sump. irks mem Mr. Deem% De. Mersey, aid Mr. atastm,As sees as pardble the ale Mow, who wee. Is am Mamillie Motil e was itadrosoeM awed with • MOM. asil phial M bed. Oa ossatiassloaA wee tread OM his *II w weep somplslely Woes of; there were Imam el the letz lho ollt ea the esker am, was the wee , moil ea ers while a Martel Mb Weeded from obibl aye Mem la mostb• Gad deed Os Islam was Inwisatal. The womb toms beadosed teas mil as the some mew Masa to slaw ftwo et retuning esasolommeel, some lapis were eabilthasi of swim' hie 1111. The sate were sawn up In • tsw loam fast, sad mar Os MOM are et Mr. Dowse and Mr. Illoompa, who of la sitlssasseo. ' the seam has main NM farther prernm Mmete maw way. la • fa yews, II I halms. dist .emery cosy bases et the dere Ibroally veal he eeideat en the *lid'. blade assets the leas et the oar. Th. animal woo shot the memo messing by Mr. Doarafte emblest DRAMA. ADziruL Two phial were revived at this theatre Lk eight, for the sake if Mr. Redeem, the DM named',. Ti. kit woe Levees wiY. Herz a r en to AWN,. selsinelly snails for peer Pewee, mid admirable wan. Modem, who lls int i tt Me. mewls his Mhit ettaresters Ms applieed die "hoe with mesa, bet it Ms Mee semisoft bid .4k duds. his abeam The prissiest ebansier, elf read'', will ismember. Is Gerald - Pepper, as lislob gestlessen of William the Tbird's time, mime Mile wring be.. (orbited for kis aditesise to Junes the likomed, is bedewed epee • lieior Measfeldt, a brutish Databases in King Willis.'. service. Gerald maim a plot to drive the Modems away ; sad, disrobing Mosel( as • wild Irish men, Mee the Datchman arrives to take possembe, dais means, with tke help el the peametry, to frighten his sad skim his se empletely with his new property, that M glad to pert with it for • Mile. Marine done some. ebb` to deserve the Klee. fewer, Gerald receive* • free garden, end remame I. pomessios of his estate. Ti. story is impeobstde to absurdity, bet it serves se • trameweek it ISM amide' Weldeam Mediae'. *Meg is swell' it. The merest between Gerald Pepper in his ewe eloseetee et a geasrose, ersembearted, polished Lehi genimee, sad I. his disguise as • wild, halt savage witalmed, ens admire* semained. Mr. Peal Bed ford la quits et Ma le On al weir et the stolid Demit asse, whew trlbulwilwas semi Mimes are very_laegbable. There is little is the ethos poem; timegb Miss Weedbm is 'hawed is • matey 'M, mil sky two or three Irish bal ms very Moly. The Wier was, is the leagues* of the Adolph' bills, the "ameaaaiq fame" of The £lOO Note. In, tee, woe erigisally whim for Power, and bad a very 'mat roe (we think) at Covert-garden, when Madame Vests* " geWle maa" Jeaw, and Keeley were included in the east. It is • farce Mlle leMdeet and most extravagant kid ; stuffed .fell of hid% eentrivasese, mietakes, end mois.parpoess, , very geed Se leogh at, tat impossible to be gravely told. Radom, m 011ibealutemy, • seatter.brained, bleeder's' footma n wM gels his meter sad himself tato mope after scrape, wee b is his element. Miss Maly Keeley, in the pert of • lady who sesames the dhgaise of a Bavaria leoatt, was saimdirgly plume, and wag, saseseme, a new wee composed by Mr. Alfred Nellie, sal me of the ditties which, in tea days of the Bawds& gbh. me used to bear in every street. Nisi Keeley is greed' Moms' as a Mager, sad wee warmly applauded. Tie ehmesier of Mostescressy, the dad y lover, we played by Mr. use, a debateat ; • onsatlereanly looking pang ease, wile posinhes to be as asquisithe wise he has 'abed ewe and estaltlaseit. Keeley bad his old part of Billy Bleak, W boot M the ins. who never epees his month bat to let oat • minesdram. Ile wee is quint I. it is ever. EXPLOSION ON BOARD TBE BRITISH SHIP ABBOTTS BEADING, AND LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday Captain Halsted, RN., secretary to Lloyd's, recoived the followiag soommusisetioas treat the Admiralty, »parties a shoat", eatastrephe oa beard the English ship Abbott. Beadles, of Liverpool, while lyiag is Valparaiso limbear, oa the 12th of fiott. last, amompealed with loos of life. II Aftivairsity, 044. 31, 1866. " Bir,—l am acemaandsd by my Lord;Commissionan of this Admiralty to send you herewith, for the information of the omaniittao for managing the affairs at Lloyd's, a copy of a letter, dated the 13th ultimo, from the win oemmaad• ins her Majesty's ship Nereus, at Valparaiso, detidliag a frightful implosion by gunpowder ea board the British ship Abbotta binding, of Liverpool, sad poiating oat the oare lwe imam is which guapowder is put on board and cowed is merolmat meads trading to that port.—l am, sir, your obselisat 'smut, " To the Secretary at Lloyd's." " Ha Majesty's ship Nereus, Valpsrairp, Sept. 13th, 1855. " THOf. PETWN. "814-1 s the absents of the Cossassodor-1 to report, for thit isforsastion of ay Lords IMF of the Admiralty, the result of a (rightful explosion by gen powder whisk took plea on board the Bedsh ship Abbott. Batts& et Liverpool, Jobs Walsh invite, is this pert, es the dearness et yesterday, the 12th inst. ; and that yen will be pleased to point oat to their lordship the wireless Inallel is which snspowder is pat on board sad stowed in merchant vessels Medias to this coast. " It appear ham anthentie scares' whisk I have racer tallied, that the said ship had en board, ea her arrival, 1,316 kip of :gaascwder, each keg containing 26115., and that them wire Mend not only on the top, but indiscrieni: Irately eenemi UM pmeral cargo, which wee composed of t iron, raise s flak hardware. &a. These kegs are all of light caastruillien. kik woodewhooped and liable to sustain leasep mar by the ordinary works.. .1 • aeir ac sea. I hole soma eg smut, that the whole contents of eight ef Ores hugs had bean strewn ameaget the eargo, and that neask Mines bad buss loaded half empty, with the heads end of soma and heaps waxing on otben; that on di► elsmitiag the amp, end when rowels% 100020 mks ca the its hero, tho Matto& caused the waited powder to esplode, thereby blowing up the entire of the upper desk, and indicates dreadful injury to some and less of lite of two of the .hip's crew, four others belay at this moment is a very roomoime state. This is by no means a solitary instance, bet is tbe 'avertable mode in wk.* gunpowder is stowed as Miami merchant ship arriving at this port. N I beg that pm will he pleased further to iofornt their baMip. that I have just reeeived, per barque Mary Ann SeinMemit, • supply of gunpowder and avails and other allibilmen Mies far the use of the ?stifle squadron, the renew boles somewhat about 60 tons weight, and that the /MA el Ordnance bad sawed a proper nagashao lobs ameleneled in the held of the vessel foe its reeeptios. So farts encumwat powder and combustibles were in a semineaties slats of security ; but, is addition to this, the ship bail en board 400 kegs of gunpowder of the same de -1 ripdsa I have mated, which wee stowed in the sans ledieriminate manger above desmibed, among casks, iroa bens, sad Jan of naphtha, sad, from en laspeetion of the vessel, I am easy empriood oho escaped without accident. " In assalusion, I have ken* it nay imperative duty to make this eomeanaleatiess, la order, if their lordships think It, to draw the attention of the Board of Trade and that of the eamaittee of Lloyd's to the 'abject, so that some rega -1 lakes say be made, compulsory on masters end owners of shii). seamier; gunpowder, to have proper magazines .s street* for its reesption, so as to avert it possible a rerar met of the 66d taiastrophe we were witnesses of yesterday. —I am, sir, dn., (Agreed) " ALEXANDER MACKEY, Master Commander. " To the Secretary of the Admiralty." SEPT. 22.—The Con- *Mace Immo, Abernethy, hoe been lost off Ru Bennie, African side of the Red Sm. Craw saved, sad pone 1 Joddas. The Darman (?), Conniehosl, has bean wrecked at Poore. Mere.—Thos Dream, Congenial, sidled from the Clod* the 12th of June, for Calcutta. Hoag Lang, elept.i 15 —The Marie (Prussian brig), Proper, has been burnt of the eoest of Formosa. A STLMIIII ON 8H0116.--CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 22.—The William Penn (American steamer), with • gene ral cargo, from Marseilles, foe Kessieseb, got aground at Gsllipoli since Oat. 14, sad has eorameaced discharging her gar age= 03 81111VIC1t.—Last week died, in Norwich, Kr. Thomas Carver, in his 71st year. For 56 years the deceased ha bees connected with the Norfolk CArontelo, and for 42 be had held the responsible position f overseer. He wee earried to the grave on Thanday by si: bearers, the senior Foursomes is the same establishment, whom mange poled of sinks soaousted to 411 yours. 'Tut BlithD3Pi BiSitwOLENT INeTlTUTlON.—Yes terday the aanivethary festival la aid of the fonds 81 this ante' obesity, which was established in Jane, 1847, for girls' relief sad /realise peados' to decayed members of the miss, kaashes of the building tram and their widows, and also fee affordieg temporary raid to workmen in eases of aseldest, was held at the Leedom Taunt, when the pre. shiest, Mr. Charles Lame, of Lambeth, presided, sopported by about 200 gentlemen. Amongst the latter were Messes. U. Bird (the treasurer). T. Comae, T. Stirling, J. Higge, G. T. Keyes. &e. The report stated that tenth are at present 16 stales sad 13 females enjoying the balm M the charity. The chairmen, in proposing the toed of the orealag, Baseses to the Dodders' Benevolent Institution," nude an appeal on behalf of its fends, and stated that it would be a were of roach grail:cation to hint Mno the whale at the saadidates at the forthcoming sir- ties os the Sikh Wks Mika on the funds of this charity.' If a few goklems vesoldjohs together and agree to pep • few pew&a year dodos the lifetime of the esedidates, all M whom 100 korllS, they would have the Osman awning the wilder sod 'arrow of those who had ones bora in alleviated, if not altogether removed. C li ret ir eleT r y s , all it. A. GI. Harris, then reed • liberal list of esloodpike ; atter whisk the healthe of the ebairsuus, the , twasaiit (Mr. G. Bird), the louder (Mr. T. Cosine), sad Mile Wei ware rim and reepoaded to, sad the proceed. thque nn uebated. raw to Tax ALLIED TlOOl4l.—A oir pNsted at Tina% estimates the Tartish and Allied ANION MMO,OOO without tadadlag the Turkish army sISIM toss ea ilbe iasY el the parels. These troops no ftioStated only so Mims Itatoka, ander Omer Pubs. 46,000 ma; at Kok, nine Vomit sad Walisfts, IMMO; as Itostreon, seder V. 17 sod Lids, 12,000; at T„plisoode, woke SAW, 8,000; k ths Chinas. lb* ask body of the Allied okay so the two beak id *Mammy* and ea the Taboollos, 96,000 ; at lispaiwia. sada Nowa d'Allosvilk, 00,000; at Kerte, ASS f at Mown,. 12,000; os their way M Marone the lasdiag mks at the mesa if the Wert, 26,000 ; at Sebastopol, 8,000 ; tenth the worn is the gawp of Kolas. KM& TSB EXPREBB, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1855. Rain 3inteittgente. INSOLVENT DBBTORB r. 1. The 'lefty of the Coed were roomed today, atter tke seastion, helm the Chief Connissioner sad Mr. Commie- Meer Phillip. The ether learned Commissioner (Mr. Coandesioaer Murphy) was aaavoislably absent, •ad his cases wen takes by tie other Commissioner. Then wen • good may mess is the liet, sow of whisk wen &pond of is a very shut tine. IPAIIIBBYATION 0F1.173 PROM SRIPWIUKIK. Yoder& a mating of lho Royal National Life Boat was btla at tab iodates Mese, Joka Woe, Adalpid: Oaptida Lawsuit Paaaorr, ia the chair. There were Am pootaat, Captala filtaphard, H. C. 8. Deputy- Nasky of tie Trialtrboaa• ; lioetaaso E.g. • Rim C. B. eribbla. Id A.; Edward Hurry. Bp.; deed& ILI; ; James Nato, Eta , her Majesty's Boat yard, Wooleisa ; sad Cartel& Ward, ILN , impostor et Uhl-boats well* taolltatios. - - - - - Laws, the secretory, bowleg read the 'Sautes of the previous miestiag, The Myer medal of the institution was voted severally to three Irish sub saatables seised Terra% Havey, and NSW's, sad 101. to be divided between them sad two &horns, la testimony of their gallant and highly merito rious midst. in petits, off is a boat, when b lowing . a heavy gale W wind, to the reuse of two men, who he lmet' to a boat which sank off Knock, near Limerick. It appeared that while the beat was attempting to 'sake for Knock pier, she was overwhelmed with a heavy sea ' which filled and immediately sank her. 11 be two men in the boat were seen to ding to the mast, about four het of which was sees above the and, bat the tide still Bowing this position of the mast was also soya severed. Tie three c notables bay , leg ebeersd the Lambast peril of the two men on the Seal, raa towards the quay, where a number of Worsen were aseembled, discussing ;the improbability of any boat living in each a terrific see, and earnestly entreated that loosed them should attempt to rescue the boo peso OM. One lishersan. however, very creditably elloond his beat for the savvier. if • proper crow could be pittemeed to handle her. Bat est of an aesamblap, emulating of fres LO to 70 pesos, only two fishermen volunteered to the three orsetables on their perilous enterprise. 1: 11 : 11 : ° a bosom palatally 'eldest that any further delay wield be to I 110 the two poor min, over whom the sea su ffused to wask, mil which would soon engulph them is its Imes. The sanstables rushed into the boat, and, after ease further eatresty em their part, two Liberates followed them. The sells of the beat were soon set, sad a few Watts afterwards brought them otos to the sufferers, whom passim wise for amour rent the Sr. After mash dlcslty and hazard they were taken on board the boat, fres which they were landed in an exhausted state. The swum of the boat also resolved 21. from the institatios, for his pemptltude in leading hie boat to the mos. The three oostables had readved badges of merit fres the Ispeeter-Osaseal ler their bums sad spirited ended en the stemadon. • reward of 11. was voted to a boat's crew of two a.. is comideratiou of their very laudable merlon to the crow of the sloop Hopewell, of Aberdovey, which sank during Ivieleat and variable squalls in the Bristol Cheered ea the 10th alt. When the sloop woo off Baum Point she was driven M a squall of wiad ea the Bast NOOK Salida, whore she boat abut • esmiderable time. The wiad having Whorl late la the day the sloop was driven off the suds M a Makin allies bow mew at the same time using every um ties to keep bow Out. Ilitimsterly, however, hee mope biome quite tidied, sad se alternative was Mit them but to allow the mod to drift up= Brush Point, where she showily alterwarie tiled sad sank. Hof crew Una took to the ripest. The wiad was at the time blowing a heavy gale, sad the ma zukieg a complete brush over her. Having been observed is this pullets position by two Gloomier beatmen, who were sear this spot is their boot, = ed isessediately made towards the sloop's crew, sad sue. reavaiag thou from a watery grave. A owned of 2/. was also voted to four onstguard men. la undiswaiina of their intrepid sad meritorious conduct la patting off in their boat to the muse of two mu who were upset from a boat in the sea, sear Aeries's, on the oust of Down. It was blowing strong from the south west at the time, and considerable difficulty and risk was ezpuisseed h reochLog the capsized boat. The two area wen pisitai nobs is schemed state, mad would probebly have mobbed bad meant for a abort period longer bees wititheit hum Um. _ _ A reward of 21. to three Pill boatmen was voted, for their laudable sad prompt sortie's to four men who were spelt from a ship's boat lithe estrum of the Severs, la the Bristol Cita/eel. It appeared that the but of the Austrian brig Pridetta while attereptieg with four of the brig's erew I. enter liiigroad, got athwart of a troy rope, which upset the host. Three Pill men wituessiag the accideat, made all speed in their boat to the sea's assistance. They enoselded is Oaths up three of the sou s who were angles to the boat's um and to pieties of boards. One sae, however, bad boss drives by the outset Meru of the Pill sea's which was this wider a preen etageres,. Charles Case, who issiospil so the Pill best, immediately jumped overboard, sod bolsi as expert swimmer, fortunately suareded in reading** sum and is keeping him above water natal his boat was l!seits to their moisteners. Mr. Clifford brought before the committee an seareat of his plea of ;splashing, lowering, levelling, without the possibility of casting in descent, and disengaging at will, ships' boats laden with any crew, from uvula station ery, or wider way, by one man only in the boat, without any other lietietaliCe whatever. The boat say be lowered from the ordinary davits, or a single spar. A working model of it is now to be seen at Lloyd's. It wu reported that during the put month the institution had plea./ 'iceboat at Berwick. spon•Tweed. Bum attar the snivel of the boat at air statioa the fishermen of Splits' pat her to a searching trial, which. however, tally tarried out the intentions of the institution eouporsinfr her. The boat weighs about 2 too., sill rtgln herself its• nediately when upset, and discharge herself of the water she may ship in about 26 seconds. Her stability or puree against upsetting is so great that it requires 24 men to stand on her gunwale or side to bring it to the water's edge. A report of a somewhat similar boat, from the Aberdeen Harbour Trust, stated " that the boat built for them under the superintendence of the National Lifeboat Institution had answered admirably, and that her crew had perfect confidence Is her during the heaviest gales." Thaw boats are on the design of Mr. J. Puke, of her Majesty's Dockyard, Woolwich, and are ►uilt under hie superiatendence by the MUM. Forrest. of Limehouse. The institution voted its cordial thick, to Mr. Peeks for his untiring misuses to promoting the building of lifeboats, sad for his most valuable locutions to the society. A great of 601. was made by the society is aid of the Gorleston Seamen's lifeboat, and 731. voted towards putting the reunion (Anglesey) lifeboat establishment is at 'M olest state. Various other lifeboat payments were likewise made. It appeared that the institution had now about forty life boats under its charge, and that it paid quarterly about 1601. es wages to their crews for exercising them. So vaitay setablishmeuts must necessarily occasion a large outlay to keep them in an silkiest state and ready for every 1 .11."."7. The proceedings thea dead. THE HEAVY GALES. The casualties to shipping reported at Lloyd's now tines to be very mulattoes. Among the latest seeeeete n aiad from the outporw are the subjoined : Banwinn, OCT. 30.—The George Clark (brig), of Bluth Shields, Barrow, from Hamburg, in billut drove on shore this morning on the beach behind Holy Island, has eat away her mainmast, hut has since driven up high on the beach with flu fat water In her bold; crew saved. A sehooner is also on shore oa the Big Fern Island, but on amount of the Leavy sea no boat one go to her assistance. HAILTLIPOOL, OCT.3O.—The Tees (brig), of Stockton, Towell. from Homburg, is ballast, is on shore on Middleton Such, with loam of both masts. The Moore (brig), of San derlend. Moore, in bsllut, from Arimerdant, is on ahem alongside West Hartlepool North Pier. The London (eaeozaer), of this port, is on shore at Seaton Carew. nearly broke. up. The Gustafvia (calliot), of Feted, from Schiedam, in ballast, is also on shore south of the piers at West HartlepooL It is blowing a strong gale from the E.N E. Sursunztarrn. 00T. 30.—Th• Brenda, Bell, of and for this port, from 11..ntbarp, bee drivers on shore to.day hind the South Pier, sad has received considerable damage; crew saved. _ _ _ Domus, OCT. 30.—1 t has blown a severe gale from N.B. during the night. and has AM, sivce 3 p.m. this day. Toe Elizabeth, of Belfast, with potatoes, has gam to plum is Kingstown harbour, where a great deal of damage has bees dose by the gale and heavy see. Rzucaa, Ocr. 31.—Tb• Guadiana, Tinkler, of and fox Boehm Irom Bansba , g, in ballast, drove ashore today thee place, bat it is expected she will be got off; crew saved. thumps, OCT. 30.—Another semi ii sported to bays got os the reeks to•dap at Tynemoutb. Noir. 1 (per E.T. at 12.40). The Avelino; (I) brie, Oetlttes, from the White ffes, in banes; drove ashore on the Herd Sand this morning, and remains; Grew still on board. Wind N.N B.: sea WAtitnntr, OCT. 31.—The Emily sad Anne, of 000111, Lowe, from Lambe to Hull, with bones, same an shore at North flemereetos Oeteber 29, end is disshargism. CLAY, OCT. 31.—Her Majesty's gunboat Hind, whisk mum where hem daring the night, is tbrown well tip on the bomb, sad will probate, sot more tacit nest spring tides, wipe, if not too mach dunned, she may be launched. BLTTX, OCT. 30.—Thc Capital (brig), litearthy, from Hamburg, in Wiest, same ashore tocley upon the rocks** the east Bide of the harbour ; but, should the tide be high, she may be beached over into the harbour ; mew saved. BT. rent, OCT. 30 —The Hate, of this port, House, from Cardiff, with oasis, went ashore on Culla Gladdest Week sad bas berme a wreck ; mew landed. Y4lOlOOlll, OCT. 31.—Ahmit 100 casks and 30 toes of tallow, losteegiug to the Planet, from Memel, whisk was ermined as the Newsome, have hese washed ashen and secured. Tx* Zoo'oaten, Boom or LONDON.—At the manthly penal meeting held yetterday at the uselety's bows. is Haneveraquara—Adsiral Demise, C. 8., Ow president, is the ehair—Mrs. Bearer and Mr. I. A. Wright were elected Mows of the society; and Mums. R. M. Mesa, 11. P., sad 0. Norsmy wets proposed as saadklates ter the hilowship. The report anneuseed that his Modesty the Leg of Peetugal had presented a beautiful ocelot, from is taw society ; sad the grunt list of donations hwibelied. among other very iateresting edditioas, several lapels from Jemmies and St. Domingo, presented by Dr. Dowerbeak aced Mr. Tweedy. The report farther stated that the visitors to the garden. up to the pageant time had seseented to 302,171. IN TEM YAMS OP MUI/LAJ ■IOXAXD 111A00R1II. This immelveat, described as a better an tie turf," ap plied to be dimeharpd. Mr. Pursed sapperted. Is this eau the insolvent bad beea admitted to bail with. oat attending the smart, be being la a bad state of health. On being willed to-day be did not answer. Mr. Commissioner Phillips asked the attorney whether be bad sus him. The &nanny said he had not ; Its had wettest him a nate requirlog his attendance. He added that he was ill when he was admitted to bail. Mr. Commissioner Phillips—Thu he am be dead ? Attorney—He may. The insolvent sabuqueatly made his appeanace, and wu die:barged without a single question. IN 11 1011111 Ir PARRY. This timeliest, an attorney, applied under the Protection kat. His case was before the mart is July, and the Anal order was appointed for the present occasion. Mr. Nichols appeared for Mr. Vibrant, an attorney, at Wiamaton, Somerset. Mr. &mood wee for Moons. Dash. wood, of Stormiest*: Newton, Dorset. Mr. Reed sup ported. There was a long inquiry as to the insolvent's description. The insolvent bad been articled clerk to Means. Dubwood, and alleged that be was is partnership with Kr. Tilleard, which allegation was denied by him. Mr. Commissioner Phillips ultimately decided that is his opiates there was no partnership with Mr. Tilleard, and dismissed the petition. IN TR' KATT= 01 TLIZAWITK KART KINDHAK This insolvent, described as a "widow," wee opposed by Mr. Duey, as mama for Elisabeth Mendbast, her sister. Mr. Heed euppert. It 'roosted that the insolvent had been married twice, and deeWed to sap whether she was serried a third time. She admitted that she was not a widow. She declined to say whether she had been married to a baker named Faulkner. The iesolvent's sister claimed 191. 10r. and the it.solvent swore that she did not owe her on. shill ing. Far ther, the 'seafront, whose same was " Mary," bad used her name of Elisabeth," which belonged to the complainant Mr. Diary said it wet a shocking case out the part of the laselveat. Mr. Reed admitted that the petition *mid not be sus- tained. The Court, after sew strong remarks, ordered the pet'. tics to be dismissed. Seven' mem were loud before the Chief Commissioner, sad adjourned. Is the use of H. F. Holmes, the oppositiot: was by Mr. Macrae for a creditor, sad the case was ad jaunted. la the use of Charles Heat, is which Mr. ("rialto opposed and Mr. Macrae supported, as adjournment was ordered. Both courts eat till pest six o'clock. 21111 POLICE COURTS. MANSION.EOUB3. Theophilm Same was brought before Sir R. W. Carden, epos the chugs of having received a quantity of silk, well knowieg that it had been stolen. Mr. Z. Howden, of High-street, Bloomsbury, bronze sesaufasturer, said—About 18 days ego the prisoner brought to me the papers produced, and soother paper which I took to Messrs. Lightly and Simon, sad I paid to him 161. 8..11d. for six pieces ot silk. I bought it upon his mere represents- Me, and paid him before I saw it. He said it same from Frame. I west sad raid Wan. Lightly and Simon 121. lls. Id., sad I received the sir pieces of silk produced, sod took them to a Mr. Redegiti, for whom I bouitt u t s t The prisoner told me he got the papers from Mr. Mr. J. Redeghi, of 61, Park-street, Oroevesor.egsem, said—Mr. Hoyden spoke to me about the 10th or 1 th of October about a bargain of some silk, sad from what he said I authorised him to purchase it for me, and gave him the money, sad I went to Mr.Howden and got the goods,and I afterwards delivered them to the officer. I sever spoke to the prisoner upon the subject of the silk. William Stanley said—Os the 16th of December lest I wrs a driver of a cart, in the employment of Maim. J. &medals sad others, trading in the names of Ficklest gad 0.., of Camden-town, carriers. On that day I had a wh op is my cart addressed to Messrs. Breeklehust, is Milk street Hower it was sate when I get to the end of Milk street. I stopped the out to deliver a panel, end at my Mora the pase was gone. It could not have fallen out of the cart. I was not absent more than about a minute. I had to wait fee the train from Macclesfield that morning, and I know that the panel came by that train. Richard Folks., a person is the employment of Messrs. Breeklehust sad Sons, of Milk-et.set, said—The silks pro &isnt hAmi len .. ses, to our manufactory. I .wise sis pieces o r goods of too on the 16th December. I received from Macclesfield as invoice or the goods the same day, bat the goods wen not delivered. The other goods mistimed in the invoice were delivered. The qua lity of the goods produced and of the goods lost is the same. I have not the slightest doubt that these are our geode. They are silk and the value would be about 381. J. C. Knight, the detective ornate, said—On Friday after noon, is consequence of information which I received, 1 went with a clerk of Misers. Pickford's to the house of Mr. &deed, and received from him the silk produced. I then went with hint to Mr. Howden, and received from Mr. Howden the account of Messrs. Lightly and Simon, and also th e bill of pankle in the French language, and as Saturday I west with Mr. Bowden sad saw the prisoner et a public hoses in the New Kent-road (the primmer having 001110 there in consequence of a message left at his house). When he came in Mr. Howden said," This is the poison I had the silk of." I immediately told the prisoner I wet a police officer, and he might answer what questions he thought proper. The prisoner said, "What is the ease t Tell me what the case is." I said, " I have some silk is my possession which Mr. Hamlin says he bought of you, that the silk has been stolen, and that these (showing the papers to him) are the papers Mr. Howden says he received from you, when the mousy was paid for it." The prisoner said, " Mr. Howden n paid me any mosey at all—that is not my name oaths papers. You will see it's the name of Bongoes% on the papas. You must find him." I then said to Mr. Howdea in the prisouter's preemie. " Are you sure that you received these papers from this person 1" Mr. Bowden replied that he was quite positive be had received two of the papers from the pri soner, end the third from his am. The prissier thee said he lad nothing to do with it, nor had be received my money from Mr. Howden, nor had the papers in his pasesesioo, and I must find Mr. Benrisent. I told the prisoner he must go with me to Messrs. Lightly and Siam, sad perhaps they would throw some light upon it, and when we got the» we were informed that they neither Mew the prisoner nor Mr. Buirment. I found a passport upon the prisoner. The primmer said he was guilty of se offence, and hoped the alderman would dispose of the case at ones, as it was sinuously disreputable, and disagreeable la other respects, so be detain.d in prism, particularly as he was anziou to get at liberty as moos as possible, to pursue his usual avo cations. Sir R. W. Carden sold he had listened very attentively to the whole of the evidence, and ezamieed the papers found apes the prisoner, sod be had found by the tic[ at Brussels' that the primer was prohibited from entering that country. Taking into thusideratioa the whole of the cdrcumstantos of fact and suspicion, he did sot thick be would be disehargieg his duty on the music* to the public if he did sot reen.ed the mu, in order that the officer might have an opportunity of getting together all the evideaos as to the conduct of the accused. The orisoller, who continued to inutaur at the 'costae and ineotrosaisolie to which he was put, was accordingly remanded. GUILDHALL. - - William Story, a tailor, of 62. Fleet-street, wu nu atoned by Edward Joseph Bitty, for refusing to pay 31. 145., the sauna of a new shuch baildieg rate for the parish of St. Dust's i• the West. Flut-stnet. Mr. Story said hie ground of objutioa was that the trustees after building the chores went on repairing and daunting it, thus perpetaatieg their trust, after the require =eau of the set bad been oompliett with. Alderman Cahill said that was a point for the Ecclesi astical Court. Aldus'. Fiat& said it was dear that the rata was a legal one on the face of it, sad he mast adjadge it to be paid. If Kr. Story was not uti►flsd with that decision he amid appeal against It. LAMBETH. Mr. Ferguson, the chief clerk at the Meddisity Safety, attended before the Roe. G. C. Norton, to Inform hiss of I the result of his inquiries reepeedag the bliad WOMIII2, Booties, whose case lad been put forward la highly coloured advertisements by the Distressed Needlemons's'. dcaiety, or rather by Mr. Roper, and for whose benefit up• wards of 200 i. had lama resolved by Mr. Roper's owa as knowledgmeets. me. germsea, la the lest hiatus*. begged to head M Ys worship a letter addressed by Mr. Roper to the aserepagers, is reply to the eissavatioss made by Ka, Mr. respeadag this ease when be last appeared boftwe irs a l trr: ship. By that letter it would be fouled that , la Ms usual maser. had deelaired the whole of the meads by hlsa(Mr. Fergana) to be a tissue of dem the beesalem to the end. 1 wee else Media Mist ell the farts renamed with the blind enema sane be sub. mandated, sad that he (Mr. Roper) Amid be happy to wet, by appointee's; at to. cam of the society, say rtispeetaMe persona, is order that 111 . 2 ... alislit be eosvlscod of the faits. Whams soot two dims throes, as he knew there was de use giebeg . " hiediY "ig IM Mcsaliwostes'a Society, 76, Newassicarest. sad had written deers ler them the Wowing di put to Mr Roper: " let. The same rid sdkasess sf the patrons, samisens*, sad IIIIIISitte• of Disereemed Needlewesies'e Redeq ? Red. The asses mad Misuse of the !glad mesas ? 3d. The saisest required to parades the sassily 4th. Row melt of the mosey subssellesd ter the blhadwoeses was this is bud? add, 6.b. If them was say printed sub. empties list or of the gaiety's proesedings t" The mower t• obi Arm goaded was Ske plods' la the beads • f trierthment by Mr. ROW a Twisted list of ap e! 600 et the aims of the priest* aobtity sad gentry of the United Linden headed with the royal arms and the suns of the Ginn, :Priam A.bert, and all the adult members of the mai family. la reply to the mead question they were told that the " Blind woman wee at Portsmouth ;" *ad when salted why he had not brought her to town, and taken her before Mr. Norton, sad thereby removed the very serious shares both Nolan the seenty and himself personally, Roper them the fellow's' meesonadure, fa his owa haadwriting, sad ea a smell pins of paper : " Mrs. Bowen was not in good swoosh health to be brought to London, but her brother staid is lowa six weeks to answer any tawdry rennin, her. The moiety will be happy to give may laformation to say friends who may wish to benefit her." As regarded the two lest question there were ao satin. factory semen, and the manner of Roper aid his wife was shuilhog at.d evasive. As regarded the printed list of patrons, which be begged to head to his wonbip, he was in a position to show, If necessary, that the names taker Majesty, the Priaor, sod a number of the nobility sad gentry were inserted without their sane. tion and used without their authority. Re begged to call him worship's particular attention to the fact, that while the name of the poor distressed dressmaker was described to be Bowhaa, Roper himself wrote it " Bowen," forgetting, as it were, the nerve of the person he patronised. But the fact, In his opinion, mss that one name was as geed as the other, for In point of fact no such person was in existence. He had looked back to the proceedings of Roper for some yours, and he found that on many former occasions his pet object was a " Blind needlewoman," • " Blind girl," or a " Blind child, the daughter of • nemllewontan ;" Mcleod, in the letter before his worship would be found the follow ing : "We have two more blind women on our books. Are we to hand them over to the Men dilly Society to pick oakum 1 " This was a part of Mr. Roper's dodgery, if he might use the term. The Needlewomen's Society was established for the purpose of assisting and procuring work for persons with good eyesight, and not with a view of picking up two or three blind ones, and obtain subscription' for them peculiar uses. In feet, the peasant society's house might be more appropriately Galled, the " Blind woman's" institution. Mr. Norton asked if any is sissies had been made at Portsmouth respecting this blind woman Bowhan or Bowen ? Mr. Ferguson replied that there bad ; he bad written to • gentleman then, and rneind as answer by that morn isn't' post, that up to the present no sub person could be traced. He begged to add, that though Roper had repre sented in his letter that he bad been for ten years • seem tary to the society, this was not the fact, for in Jane or July 1861, he, knowing very well that he would be dismissed for gross misconduct, misapplying the lands, sad destroying the accounts, seat in • letter of assignation, and was di missed. A pathways in the court here informed the magistrate that Roper had called on a lady in Breton-street, Bond i street, for a subscription for the " blind dressmaker," but the lady, in reply to the application, told him she did not wish to give away money unless she knew something of the party or the ease. Roper told her that if she felt any doubts on the subject she might refer to Dr. Alezandor. The lady, however, still expressed some doubts on the sub ject, and said she should make some inquiries. In • day or two after she seat her brother to 75, Newman-street, and the &amount received by that gentleman 'eviction the blind woman was so evasive and unsatisfactory that the lady kept her money, and thus avoided being made • victim. Mr. Ferguson observed that Dr. Abrader had written a letter to Roper on the subject of this blind woman, but did not reedye an answer. Mr. Norton said that the ease was one of importance. An application should be made, in an ofdcial form, to this person Roper, to give some satiafactery account of the whereabou , s of this blind woman, and the application of the large sums of money that had been received from benevolent individuals. Mr. Ferguson replied that he was that very day fortified with the authority of a distinguished nobleman, who with his family had subscribed a large sum to the blind woman, to insist on his part on a full explanation, and this he cer tainly should enforce, and acquaint his worship with the result. MARKETS. COTTON.—lavaavoot, Nov. I.—The market closed very lithely, and prows of America*, were id. per lb. and &rats and Egyptians jd. per lb dearer then last week. The other descriptions were unchanged. The sales were 8,000 bales-1,000 oa speettlatlon—comprislng 310 Perna= and Maranham, 51d. to Std .; 200 Bahia, sfd. to ad. ; 400 Egyptian. 51d. to 7ld. ; and 1,000 Band, 3ld. to 4p. pr lb. Imports for th e week, 25,000 bales. COTTON GOODS —lll.txxanemn, Nov I.—Money is found to be rather exsier, erd banker, here have discounted short dated paper at five and three months' bills at 61 per cent. for customers. This change, together with the firmer potation of the cotton market, no doubt is the principal explanation of the hotter tone which has prevailed in this market since the close of last week, and which still eooti• cues. The business doing is not large, but some fair eel's or shirting. and exadepollanis have been effected fur India sad Chins, and long clothe, T cloths, and domestics, are more saleable, at the full advance of Tuesday. In yarns prices are fully per lb. better; but there are considkr• able stocks of both yarn and cloth which have not yet been cleated off. THE CORN TRADE.-Btaxtuourac,Nov.l.-During the past month the price of wheat has advanced 6.. to 8.. per quarter, but has given way a little during the last week ; yet since the farmers appear g ily to prefer holding their produce to disposieg of it at a reduced price, whilst the war with Russia continues, we see little prospect of much, if any, reduction, especially as potatoes have re cently materially advanced : the last quotations from the United States, with the addition of freight charge., at the current rates, make the cost of fine wheat, when laid down in this country, fully 1001. per quarter. It is reported from New York that, even at thew high prices, both the French and English governments have made very large purchases, the latter supposed to be for the Crimes ; but, since these had been completed, a decline had occurred, both in breadstuff. and freights, though it was not expected there would be a much further reduction in prices; and in most of the states the supply will be in a great degree suspended during the winter. In the north of Europe the crops are so deficient that there is no prospect of our receiving much from thence before the spring, if we do at all ; indeed it is by rt., mesas unlikely that some of the Baltic ports will have to import instead of export grain. The statements published by the French government, which pauses. means for as. eartaining the result of the harvest far superior to any we , have in England, prove beyond doubt that the crop of wheat in France is greatly defielen% The Pasha of Bent has prohibited the export of corn after the 6th of January nest, anticipating a deficiency, arising from the Nile not having overflowed Its banks to nearly the usual extent. The export from the Neapolitan and Roman states is still prohi bited, end the same courts is expected to be adopted in Spain. And finally, a war with the United States is now talkel ot, which would of course stop the *ap ply from the only quarter whence we can oh • tam any considerable quantity, except perhaps the Danube. With regard to our own crop, as thrashing proceeds we hear more complsinte of the yield, and we are now of the opinion that, with the exception of a few of the midland coun ties, it will prove much below an average. Under these cir cumstance., the advance which has taken piste since bar• vest is not surprising ; and as we are now almost entirely pendent on our farmers for future supply, there is nothing to justify the expectation of rod•oed Mee, unless it be a decreased consumption arising from inability to purchase on the part of the working classes ; and they have already heen compelled to a considerable extent to resort to other food instead of bread. English wheat is selling at 101.41. to 10c Bd. for old red ; new, 9s. 10d. to 10s. 84.; old white, 10s. Bd. to Ile. ; new 10t. 2d. to 10s. 9d. per 621hs. The favourable reports of the barley crop have, we believe, been fully ocistrened on thrashing; and notwithstanding the advance is wheat, this article has not rises mots than le. per quarter, and that only on the finer qualities; the infe rior kinds, and those for grinding purposes, are in more limited request than usual at this season of the year. We have no arrivals of foreign, nor are we aware of any en passage. A few parcels of lighter description are arriving from Ireland, and are selling at 36e. to 37e. per 3921 be. ; whilst Syrian is held at 335. to 345. per 39211.5. at Binnieg • ham. Oar imports of oats from Ireland have increased, sad are now fully equal to the demand ; the price improved early in the month Is. to 2s. per quarter, bat this has not been quite maintained, suer on grey, which are not so plentiful as usual. Oar present prices are :-Black, 27s 6d. to 28e. ; grey, 281. Bd. to 291. Al.; l gbt white, 29e. to 291.64. ; heavy, 295. 6d. to 31s. per 3121 be. at Gloucester. The crop of beans proves large, but, es a good many ere still is the fields, and few were severed before the rains, the quality is injured and condition se bad that they ace not likely to be thrashed freely beton the spring: they have advaneed daring the month 3e. to 4e. per quarter. Old English are held for 21e. to 22s ; Egyptian, 18s. 6d. to 19e. par 19611a5, at Birmingham. rimers less in request, at the pewit high currency of 19s. to 20e. per 19611 e. for grinding. The little Indian worn remaining at Gloucester has been cleared off at 1/e. 61 to 181 per 19611 e. We have mote demand for Dui, at 171. per 1981131. at Gloseester.-(Freia Messrs. Bturge's Monthly Circular.) CORN.—Briustnostom, Nov. 1. At Gloucester and Wore stir markets on the 27th wheat ruled dull, and to of sales some redaction had to be submitted to; bat holders were generally ann. Barley rather cheaper. White and black oats 6d. to le. per qr. lower, bat grey were quite as dear. Beans Is. per qr. higher. Peso vualtered. Daring the present seek few transactions in wheat are reported, and thee, at a dulls. of Is. to 21. per qr. Barley unaltered, with little doing. We have • fair demand for eats from eassumers. Not mush doing in beans sad peas. At Wol verhemptes yestaday no progress eoald be made in genie, wheat, except at 2.. per qr. below the previous ennuney. At this day's market there was a less supply of wheat, and lower prices were not generally takes for any description. Barley bald firmly, for quite as mash mosey. • A far Molars was dose in oats, bat white were 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Beans realised folly as good rates. Demos, Nov. I.—We had a rod supply of wheat ; the finest qualities nearly maintained last weeks' pekoe, hat all middling sad intense sort., of which the balk Welly consisted, and which were In bad eondition, wet • my slow sale st a redaction of Item le. te 2a. a se" a great dial at ,—I 'meld ; 435. a seek was the high* pries mill iis t iaF fs wheat ; bat ass small lot of esed whom," glos s in for 475. • seek. Barley was is good supply ; ow }Mt qualities sold read il y at fully lest week's bat inferior aorta were .Duper. Is sets , peso no alftratioe. Wheat, best red, 84s. to 88s.; 72e. to 849.• ' inferior, 60e. to 72s Barley 4 . , 63, Oats, 28e. t 0341. Beans, 48e. to 60s. Pew, Sisk i i , A. Flour. fine, per sack, 604 . to 654 . ; onvcds, 674. a 60,. llsiscanarna, Nov. I.—At our market Ws lag there was a moderate attendance as ealy, l 4l; teed. geamally w iaaetive. Americas wheat valise 4d. to 6d., end Irish 3d. to 4d. per 70 lbs., tko It shown being mostly out of condition. New lierdlelrt the same eased , was le. to 2.. per quart er l ower, whim g, at a m i ne d = of is. per seek; bat had *ellen bews discs* to submit to • greeter decline a considerable beams. lA* wee held firmly for previous rates. have been done. Oats and oatmeal were in limited regli tik and the turn cheaper. Beans and barley were sielo r u h e nil l i e f f l o i ll s o lPl er s iar r che : . ers i .l: 4l dearer. NEWARK, Oct. 31.—We bays bad bat a very mantas," 'nee here to-day, and the ballasts in wheat hat little, u m that at a reduced rata of le. per qr. . For barley a r4o4, Thie the l:!: Te r w et a b s i ::W ieir l e :i i s t i n y ea re a po sa ny rt w i la i n g r a s i d r l y te P . ratios ia oats seed present priess :—Wheat, whits, 82s. to 84..; , 44 : 8 .4; • 62 4 . • barley, malting, 40s. to 445. ; oats, 31s• le 131, ; lo ft. 64e. to 665. pee qr. _ Newsom, Nov. 1.-We are this day liberally stow with wheat, for which there was a steady dented, y e g n u s . of fully 2s. per qr. An 'screamed supply et i st , e the beet descriptions maintained their late valise; het - “; liar, 11. to 2s. per qr. lower. Beans and peas dell at kw UIBILIDOI, Nov. 1.-The supply of wisest is both 0 4 O ti t e o tr ate ad an .il d d Ia l :r l yattrateicessupepub-pliAAelairg:oeig very email s a d lo w er k4sp ilas ta t e ,, dwp ia : :: :;r6 F inato, l: teairizebdo.,lNbustroafabsansii. Ocr.aad 31. prices, were sold principally for seed. ,ht the be ' swam w ee were heavy, but, prices giving way a little, bin ne n more ready. Barley, oats, and beaus were mach deem Wheat, top same as last day, and on the awns' 2t7L down. Barley, top is. down, earl on the average ls le. down. Oats, top ls. 84. down, and on th e see ,.. 2s. Beans, top, is. up, and on the average 2. 24. dews irs C p o b a . x, ) 2 l N 6 o l vi arre l.- 161 hßite.githheartd m lri i sle u llals o e ili tie 7 . 11 am Wrrele red wheat, 355. Bd. to 384. ; 247 se n a 4 0., 38 11 41e. ; 108 barrels barley, 14s. 6d. to 17 s . 84. ; 366 he, rob ditto, 17s. 3d. to las. Bd. ; 361 barrels ditto, lb. 31. ns2os. ; 14 bore, 17s. 3d. ; 2,183 oats, lb. 6d. as 14a (t ; 381 ditto, 14e. 84. tol6l. Bd. ; 383 ditto. 16s. 84. te Hey, farmers', 60s. to 76e.; dealers', 80s. Straw , fun* 26e. to 42e. , WATiiirORD. OCT. 31.—00 r market has bees how my suppluid with wheat sad oats sines Saturday Inc b it the delivery of barley is rather increased. We hare arrival from abroad of either maize or wheat, sad nutria only • few small parcels of the latter grain. The trial, ' ruled dull for all articles, with a alight decline is ths tiles of farmers' corn. Foreign wheat and Indian stet 'Ant change. cATTLIL_NnwAnt, Ocr. 31.—1 n eonimasset of tit very rainy day (it having raised the whole of Taw* ses Wednesday) we have little or nothing doing ut en ant illazket to-day, and, the fair being on Thursd as l i g Nov., may be also another reason for the very t hl ow. awn both of balers and sellers. EDISBORCL, OCT. 31.—The supply of sheep was links morning, there being 5,899, or 2,302 fewer. The rook genersUy very inferior. What was good sold nst prices fully equal to last week. The inferior sorts imer, and so alteration in prices, and a considerable tom* so sold. Top price of the be et: =num', 7d. ; carnet price, 6}d.; middling and inferior from 4d. to 6d. per lb. Its supply of cattle was 605, being 11 more than but met. Demand pod, and prices much the same as those *lasi last week. Extreme top price, 10s. 61. ; current top, lk ; middling and inferior from 81. 6d. to 95. fd. per DOA stone. A good el aaaaa es effected. There wars is tie market 6,899 sheep, 605 fat cattle, 255 lean tattle, it ati sows, and 273 pigs. Donuw, Nov. 1 —(By Boglish and frisk Nape. tie Telagrapb.)—Supply of host and mutton ler dm at last market. Demand even for prime resat es ast active, and it was very difficult to effect Wm of raiding and inferior qualities at redaction is value from iba ruir lately quoted. The market in general for beef, animal pork, was lower. Late in the forenoon a good dial dm* remained unsold, and for export. his currendy meted ard believed that a considerable number of settle sad Awes transit by sea to London were throw' ovnboard. doing in wool. BUTTER —Cour, Nov. I.—(By 'English sad Ira Magnetic Telegraph.)—Firsts, 275 firkins, 109 e; secash, 775, 1065.; thirds. 600, 971.; fourths, 97, 954.) MOS, 891. ; sixths, nil, 745. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. (Front the " London Peet-ales Lit.") [Whets the date for making up a mail fella at a baby, thi mall remains epee until t h e day following.] -- ' . - rant rot _ Made up at *lmes 8 , ,d, 1 whoa ili Mit rth P. , S i tth r t t:7l " B: heddis :b: t ve : . 1 I P : --"wwiL ed u Whoa Spain fa 97th Of MO Gibraltar 1 month. Im S" Cdaraltar 1 . 1 do Malta* 0e In * aropton. Saline.. ik , n• .... 1 . month. 1 math. India* Mauritius i 20th of i Nev south . *. .......„ (all Oey. Id the ara p 47, lots)* China. I 4th of I Bout& Not. S. ku Panama.- ) V the j ton . Salim- Pdappore month. AummiN e k ) F eh of & the l9tE i /A u ,. ch Ns a oat. _ 0211 1., the Cm el pooL OWL month. West Indies) 1 (eseept Ha vana mad Honduras). Ist sal G Ve re ncr i nel ow a n N Noy. 2 . 1 s aZ t t on h- . p ima 166 ti d gall mat NeeHranala h Chili — J Para California In Hondau sea uras . )/I N °.* 17"' 1 South. N ... =pl month. Ist link° '''' ))1 Nov 2 South. t u N ...... NMI 1 Havana ' • ) .unptun. wadi. Lisboa „,.. Madeira Cape deFerds Brazil V Nov. 9 South. Tsy ..... No% is, ma ampwn. Bueemayme Falkland *- lands Madeira w ie . ne e ra wises I E N0v.23 ... ) m P o i lL ...—.. 20 ,3 " ill Brithdttf oath I Nor. fl, St 1 u ve , as ' , m y Mma Amens it alternate pool. t)ia • United Maus Fr Wars. United Sat Soy. 2, & } u m .. No ,. IS Amin BritlahNorth E alternate pool. Paella.. America Fridays. United States 1 'goy- 7 , 21 ) & N an. Wee& Nm . 8 Fala BritlahNorth V alternate =sow blift, America Wdoadays. • Ills Dow sad Mantilla. I •Yoaero(. 11—gysl. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CHICHESTER.— Oet. $l, at Canon-street, the U. Mra Cb' attester, of a daughter. EVERARD.—Oet.29 st Wpdham.olaws, Equatorial's" of Capt. N. Erseard. of a daughter. IIOORE.—Oct to, at Swindon, Wilts, tbe wife of E. A. Mow% r* of awe. - • 10, at Newmarket, the wife 01 C. 11101 Pa 141" d daashtsr. IS, at Tanbridge-wells, the wile of W. C. 8'164 - Esq., of a sen. MITFI.—CIet. M. at West Clifton, near Bridal, the wife d I. l * Smith, Esq., late Major Mth Beat., of a son. OPHAM.-00. 31, at Wolverhampton, the wife *flees 3 1 9 1 °' bel., 31. D., of a daughter. ENABLIB.—Oet. 29, at Bonehureh, Isle of Wight, the its Qt Rev. B. Venable', of a daughter. VISBEITEL—Oet. 28, at Palllon llall, Bilhorriannon% C. M. Webster, FA., of a ece. MARRIAGE& al . Oll-11ARRIL—Oet. al, at St. Matthew's. Sai Wi ',..ard. Aaderton, Eaq , of Moss Me, Manelastar, to Baran, f ,, """ We R. Hardt, Eaq., of Manchester. ATTIE—GILLIAT.—Oet. 39, at M. Wry's. ittliarnes,W ' J. it. Oldham, Capt. 11. Rettye, of the 27 th Rect. Beditol to Selina, daughter of J. K. Gilltat, Eeq., of Claphaaaessal. IDOWICIL —oll9Ell—Clet. 29, at Trinity Cboratt._ . 1 3,0 7: 7 j 1 Mtddlesex, J. dedgoriek, Seq., of Watford, to Elsa Bolw" of the late W. Oliver, Eaq., of Osingtoe.oquare. AGHOHN—BAILY.—Oet. 30, at the uroh, fi5 0.74 2 1 : Hanle, by the Rey. V. 0. Gifford. M.A.Rector. C. J. Wal7j. of Gower-street. Bettloid-aquare, to Elisabstb. • but I Es 2l l. es 9.. of the Elroy Mutiny-row, and Mount- 4mA VC sor4quaro. DEATHS. w•SSid ANDERDON.—Cat. 28 , Hiss, wife of Capt. N. 0 . A naerd".— It. W. Fusiliers. oE4lllEol%—Oct 26, at Cheltanbase, Agues, widow of the IS issaloy, of Upton Orep, Banta. BUNBURY.—Oat. 28, at Csaohsg.strest, rfsmo daughter of the late Be!. H. Banbury. CAPE&—Oet. :7, B. Capes, Esq., of Hardses-road. DOGiOntOOMIIIPOI, aged 73. OLENNY.—Ost. 37, at nit-walk. Beciaptra, Lonbird.straet, aged 39. RIC9AIOB.—Oct. 17, at Totteekssa, Mr. &Words, aged 7 .• 8113T0011PL—Oe. 27, at gtephts'ageran. MAUI. daughter of 11. J. [Mbar^ EN., Printed bed published b WILLIAM KIPO HAM. Of 144 14 &net. la the City ot Loudon. Pri2olll, IPA the dies. Ir b y. itlyess.la the noted of Whitettiars.—Nuieel. Soulus 14 11 10 winter of Bina le, la. Great tit. 0 i MC TOTILY rooiii; meet Ord' Tttla L bloaters, award, .11r.1.4 Bloatius, I Moot 111 11. haws' r 2dPO ns i J' i of the .s. 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