The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-09 00:00:00

I . y UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Oiroso, Nov. B.—Tbie morning Mr. Holism, Rea Moreasat Taylors' disheni, wee sleeted aas ; and Kr. Jaws Part Bock (We of Rugby &boon owl Kr. Chas. Alford Cookson, essemsass, wins abets& Dna Inland's asbibluosees. CatiltAlDOlt, Nov. madman timed pailosos have boos dosiarod to base road this vs hears *nomination is Barri. liaastiaat : W. IL KW, P. 0., Trim., Reirtas Yreeeseee of Rebeetr.—A. Dattmer, B A., Braila. ; J. Cain., 8.A., John's; W. Hoboes, 8.A., Catit. ; F. J. over, 8.A., Casa; C. Lye, 8.A.. • Jeate.; B. U. B A., Corps, ; B. Init.', 8.A., Trio. A NSW CRCRCII is about to be nested at Bomber eine, Graneesd. f,, wbia eentrset timbres entered tote by a Ara at Stratford, in Baez. A prints of ths stone for tbe build's. le to be brungb% teem COM. NAVAL. IT IS RETORT= OP 000 D AUTHORITY that, in Dona (penes el Capt. Pries, Superintendent ef Sheerness Dock yard, baying, by the death of Admiral Soseerie, attained kis Si rook as IMllinidnirld of Oa Blue, Captain Milne, of UN Admiralty, gess to Sheens ' ; and that Captaia Sir Juno Swirling, late el the flewsoseds Captain Milne at the Admiralty. POMITMOUTR, Nov. B.—Tite Spy, 3, brigantine, Limmeant Commaader George Weeteee, arrived to-day at Spithead, from th • maw of briaging a mail. She has isms frem Sierra Leese in 34 days, where she left the Heard and Fleeter; the latter having Jest arrived there. She brings so late or particular news. The iguana wee very healthy. The Spy has taken eight prime ram she Me been out. A short time since, in the night, the bad so un fortunate collision with a Preach mea-ed-wer stamen es the mast, which mote from sew mistake is Me/night Amis. The French viral did sot me thesigml whisk the Spy bad hoisted ; *even aad rigging of beck ems& vote damaged, hut. torts satelv, so lives were lest. Tke Wass a small freight of 'Welt Moen. B. aid B. Immul, the bathos nterellaaN, of rottsmnoth, ham takes sharp. Hiving landed her despatches and mail begs, which wen forwarded to Landes by the raid-day mail train, the Spy sailed this afternooa for Chatham, to be paid off. The Sprightly, steam tender, Mosier Commander Allen, arrived today front Plymouth. The Retribstioe, attest frigate, Captain Warden, was taken sot el dock into the steam basin this afternoon. WOOLWICD, Nov. B. The Pluto steam vessel, Lirat.-Comeissder Joliffe, is not to be paid off until after the trial el her Ant tweeter, et potshot under arrest. to e h Merges that are to be preferred against him ave tresspited. MILITARY. BARRACK Perrnas.—Under this head we suggested • few weeks ago that the latroduction of 'lasing claims into the barracks. upon the principle successfully curried oat by Ms. Hulbh, might have the effect of rendering the soldiery more iodised to remain in their barrack rooms on los, winter nights than to resort to the ale house. The hint thee thrown out vents to have Wien upon productive soil: We observe thst dames have been introduced Into the 76th Foot. We Imo that the ritual officer command lag the Portsmouth district Intends inviting lir. Eolith to the garrison for the purlieu of inoculating the troops with his that system; aisd we bear front a corps Is Ireland that not oaly an the men encouraged to else sad part stag ing, but are now In the habit of a/taunting the whole of the ureic' at the parish church of the town in which they are quavered. We hope to hear of the 6:tension of the rational and harmonious pastime. Not only should singing dames be inatituted, MUSIC might be taught and facilities afforded tor its cultivation at a very moderate expense.— United Sir rice Gazette. THE NEW CORI'S FOR AFRICA.-1110 Secretary of State for the Colonies has still under oonsideraties the isrmatios of the new regiment for sortie* in Africa. The appointment of the offices will, we understand, be made by Earl Grey, but the opinion of each selection will be given by the Cosamendev.io• Chief. The term will be under thecesth mond al • hi U.jor.—theiltd Service Gazette. - - WAIL-OFTICE, Iloy. lit Bert. of Dreg. Ode —Lint. 0 Baum to be espe., by put , eke WWI, who n's.; Ow. T. Mum t, be brut., by par. rim Mow Ord Dreg. Ode.- Mari. It. MAPIXTON, from 53th fr., to be me , to deepbezeod, who esehmekto. het Oseesdim itegt ie , of F ot Ode.- f`dpt C. W. R A lrDoum, frein b et. F to be Lut. sad mot., eke C. K. limeys Tye's, veto ii 11.4111: Pithier Guerilo.—Ens. ant Lkut. n. PneMunson Dens more le be beet. erol rcpt, by par., Hie Puwell, wbo Mo.; H. C. YummyMlL, 10 be ens. end neat., by pur., nee laitomood. let Pest. of tore—Acting AsobtAturg. It. Ile...tths. M.D., to be Awithemg„ nee *Mao. who theme. nth P.—Ceps. K. G. Ito wale to be outer, by par, nee Wanes." wbo rots.; brut. O. 11. 'Mu to be opt, by par, Me Bunten; P. R. Pm. to be brat., by par., tier Tyler. I.—LleaL W. W. Teem% to be edl.. eke Pewit, them 18th F.—lbirm W. Coruna, tram b.p. Ithett , to be essJor. nee C. Norm Me oaths., re se Irthe the SOL lath Beat. C. W. P. Lauthencet, Mot the 89th F., to be me, Mahan. who cube. HIM V.—Cept. J. V. Oleotthuth, hem the 9thb P., to he apt, nee Pthrotheth, who Side. • UM. S. Tames to be mt., by I r a: nee Ithow, who rm.; Eth.lloa. L. W. C. A. F. Caws te be r i -lthltA= s thre.A IleGethoe to be iMeLearg., nee app. to the etelt. P.—Lai. F. W. DATUMS to be IleuL, by pear., eke Illehthdoth, win roes. &Mb F.-1916. C. X. 0. Cpaterawaw to be brut, without per., do FOOWt, tee.; Oen Cadet J. W. 11111 , 4166., from 111. Mil. 06., to be en, nee Clorteltie; nary. 0. A. Nrrtmulsost, from bed Drop. lids., to be new., nee Mapietoo, who each. IMO V.—Lien. W. 1.1.1419.410 , 111 be not, by Fur., nee Coarse, who rev; Yam 0. 1. t. C. lierarn to be lerut., by pur vise Mee. soneo; 1116. W. Watnnes, has the 7261 V., to been., des Irellsar, dee. SOW Y. Now It. M. Joon, from the IMb F., to be ere.-Hest , eke LillnpNe. who exch. 114 F.—Asead MAA.Aarg. 11. T. funs to be vloo Clark prom Is the elect Y. dill r.—uavt. W. H. Conn to bkpt, without par.. nee Coch ran, dee. ; Pas. F. V. 1166 to be den., nee Corder; Ebb R. H. Wmuures hum an blet V., to been., des IloaL Sbot F.- -Gem. Cadet 11.6. I. R. 11. Wean. Ina tbe Rawl Mili ib tary Cci, to lae end. , without our., nes Irldtwors, spa to the !G V. 816 V.—Lteet. J. Wane be be *E., Mee Born, pen.; (leot Cedet C. C. W. Pour, Irua the loyal Mllitsr7 Dd., to bens., without Par.. vise Manacle, app. W the 11th F. Sled V. Amtai.-aarg. F. IL Was, from tbs 1101 7. • W M neg., nee Lettioginet, dee. 66th F. —Cep. Iles. It L Paiweasm, from tbs 270" P.. is he opt., roe trlownll, trio nen. nib r.—IM S. C. Janne to be cart., by per., vise Won, who Mt. Uwerrn Peere.—Aion..Sorw. A. M. Menton'', Won the Mb T., to be snotworg. to the knee, nos Mcl.reoar, app. to Ws 70th P. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 5. Corp of lord Tagamera-4114.-LinL R. M. ramie to be Mt brut , d u x Fltillpstn doe. ILM33 InteUtgenct. EQUITY COURTB.—Ya3rnDAY. Dames vas Lass Csensues. lineal IP. Pin[.—itz PAZ= Tram AND ANOllllll. TSVA: AND Mina MOM= SIMIDID.—JVILIsniCTIon. Mr. Hilt poutedril with his reply (begun on Thursday) in this ere, the asters of which wee state/ in the report in the Boren yesterday. The olgostion made oa behalf of the !irreligion, that there were me profits from the ntatee since the emancipation of the gene Oder the Emancipation Act, wee met by the Masher's report, proving the profits of both moieties of the estate lee seven vein, from 1835 to 1812. to be 3.9461., after paying for supplies sad all wipeout. Halt that som mint, of omen. be ascribed to the asofeey of the rternidests, Yates and his ea-pr priator, and they heal emanated, beton this loog litigation began, to accept 3,0001. it also appeared from the Master's report that the profits of the wire estate, each year, from 1835 te and iodating the year 1839, was 9351. The half of which woald, after paying the a , palsied rent of 4001. to these respondents, leave a small profit to the smarm It wu true that from 1839 to 1812 the profit. had declined, bat that was in cases guise, of the bad managenteat and dilapidatioas allowed by managenChancellor desired a copy of the pleadings to be sent to him, for the pupae of his judgment. Him Lordship then ale orders in fifteen lunatic petitions, which were not opissord, and heard the opening of an appeal from an order el Vice Chancellor Wignm, in the use of': "Iltaniland P. Willett," and rose at 3 o'clock. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-TurzaDAT. Imam n livien.=haroaa Loan Cantu, Ka. Jounce Masi uses, Um Stamm wimmise, um Ka ferries rem. 110/11. O. TODD (Cu:ail—Lulu. This was as action for libel. tried before Lord Campbell at the skeins at Mei cities, at Westminster, after lea Trinity Tern, when a reediest was found for the thilendast. The =libel consisted of amain letters written by the de t, a tier man of the Church of England, le th e &Kersey of Km plaiatiff, and sent together with a sawagaper paragraph, giving an account of a former trial, is with\ Mies Sarah Mary Anne Hoare the present plaistiff, was Wm*, pisintiff. The jary fo und that the Imam is the alleged libel IMO not written with gay malicious feeling, but were only meant to give some meal information to the plaintiff's attorney for his gai.lanee. The joy teethe? found that the paragraph containiag the report el the former trial was also mad with that view, and withost any maim Mr. Henn sow armed ter a roil, to show cause why there should Bathe a sew trial, on the grated that the verdict was swims the coldest* sad &mined that it was not swarm to prove soy nuilittioas Wades, to anetitate a libel; eat also that the lawn sad the pangrapb _esatidoed stelmeate Waimea to the character ef the plaintiff, sad scene, therefore, libels. Lard Campbell said that he thought there was tee mesa disharb the verdict. The jury gave It as their A defendant had not lima smashed by say haft, nor harl he acted with • view to deter lite saseasy frees doing his duty to his sliest, bat calf to give Ida some metal infatuation, and they meld sot be said to niTicto a wrong remission. Oehler lordshire expreard a sham. °plaint. Lead Campbell—Lard Eltraberatett aid that this would sot be a world to Use la, if sit its asasestbas et beware were ?) be bast will salsas ter libeL Rai Mrs& TAN Zia or Suswtaz• v. WILLIAM. AND O!UU.— Assume r. Thi TN ea arra el iw.pelt. breasbl by Lord Bard. risks wrier lir dedsdeat, wire au Ids leseat, and bad NOW. Is de reads repair le wanes VW* M ssi Irbil sssemasi is is air. dear be igeereest. TM ere um leled bare Kt Beres Aldan= el die Ire mins he Ciaddlpelar d Nis a email* was estaread b.lira. 11 1 3 111 4 1 1. arer wed kr nde abbe ea tile le or erre rby the verde: dread ael be er ride sad a rank nasal. or wiw as violist skald Is awed as as ism* igss dra w lemma welesat morel were thew of the undies w wise* the evils:we. The Court wit tiles Wm* wee se mud fur islerferieg with the verdist.—Bstie refused. Is the wares of the monism Yr. Issas* Wiglitsau west bits the Bail wan, end Kr. I sstko Noose& took his seat is this roust is Grier that the egotism few sew teas, la ewes tried by that leaned Judge, Right be weds. aiml that BAIL OOURT.-UrniDAT. Ilarruos so Banco. Too QOM= V. TSB Mayon 01 ILIDDERATIWav:Abs...• ea an co TOO Itosesam Root. Mr. Kille Ca 0., metal tea maims' directed ea the Wee sad em wee of the berme' of Kiddenalamier, elme mweaki liaem plus ow Ike herpes reU fee that Miciele on TP right ef a ormaide bse 2e dem of le Ile bewail' depeadei up.. Ode mom It thee, audit the LidleemMeese Meal mt, tks pariah are Pend la WM the UMW& demised of the @tea pot if an beam, the net at vane of which does me =OM Os 101. per anaum,with a proviso, however, that sash iMlet*Pali sot affect the occepase's Oahe to enjoy the hemtiM bleadmiald's house was nue rated, end bad Mn tit • elbisst UM' to satisfy the provision of the Meal eipal Aet, 6 6 Will. IV ,a. 76, we. 9, sad darkf eli that time he had Inhabited the premien. That peeks. Weever, requires the party to he toted, mad was aim, therefore, ' , Mtn complied with. Macelmaid elaimed to have him Ram inserted, and the tiala was heard Osten the mayor mad wow, who decided befit him, sot h e merits, whisk wen not gone into ea • teohnical objec tion to the notice citedai.o, that notice mot de form stn the parish la whlele the premises were situated, which given is the schedule to the linateipal Corporation Act requires. It was now contended that such loran are not to be ser vilely followed fa all nem, sad that that form would tot be applimble to the borough of Kidderminster. It supes the meal sue of &borough made up of various perish pos es, ao that It is ammary to mate the particular pubis in order to live oulideat lahrmtion to those who have to investigate the claim; bat the borough it Kiddierniester is only a part of the pastels of Kidderminster, and therefor* It was quite mailleint to say that the premises were within the borough, which neemmarily lacleded all the defamation which could be Rives. Thu, am to the write. The Caa• I. not rearmed by gee. 11 of the Mankipl Caipseatrai Act, which would require the must to claim it have hie name pat ea the rate boors he could Mist apes the right se be me the bargees roil ; because the private eat whisk wee posed subeepitatly to that set is quite diffenat la It. teems, enantimr, by 8ee.16 that nothing therein contained shall east say malcipal franchise, but that the occupier may claim to be pet epos the burgess list, la the same meaner, to ell inmate sad pupesee, u he might or Gould have done before the passing of this set, as if he had been rated sad mused ishisown aurae. Justice Putnam—That election, in feet, repels the section of the general act Tot may take your rale. —Rale Raid rated. Tall QUEEN o. Tn. Ray. CUMMINS Baia._ Cacao. *OWNS' £ MAIIIISTaatn. Mr. Hill, Q C., moved for • misled intormatioa against the defendant, who is a magistrate siting foe the parte about Lindsey, in the nasty of Lincoln. It appeared by the sill davits, that the bets apes whisk the mugs was headed were es follow.. Oa the 12th August Mt, •pomes el the same of Stand/non, reiddiag fa the lowa st Bertelotta- Humber, having retired to bed, wee awakened by same ciao throwing at his wiadows. He got up, and teeing two um asked them whet they mated. They made no miner tut went on throwinp, spin whisk he pet on some dukes, tea down etain, sad taking up the poker in a room through wide!' he bed to pass, tallied forth. The ma the* ten away. He panah and taw up with them, mita whin Meytanied epos him, sad he thinking he should be wonted I elad oat "Murder.' A straggle sassed, is the scene of Adds be Minsk is. of the men, named Thelasm, at the bad, sad bucked him doves ; he was tarried to his boom, Mien be lingered for some days sad thee died. Is the emeatime &andante was apprsbesdsd, sad nadir these 411.1111mstanase it appeared desirable to have the depends. et Timm= taken, and somedingly an appointment was made with the defendant. who resides about seem miles Meant from toe place, to take the eseteinttica apes oath if it Mid be so taken, if sot to take the dying Oclaradoe, Mil we perpetuate the svidence. It appeared that the =giant .% clerk was a protlemus of the name of Graybaea, mid that for soon. Teen past there bed been oa the pert ef Mr. Barton a very strong feeling of dislike towards that gentleman, and that he bad taken every opportunity of West in him with marked incivility, mists', sosording to his affidavit, from his barite had occasion many years beton to complain of the defendant's wags of tome clients of his, sad to remonstrate with him tiros some improprieties in Meese& &set, It around that upon the morning of the snags. mint Ohs 17th of August), Mr. Gentian sent his clerk to the railway station to wait for Mr. Banon, and to come sad gin him notice of his !MVO. who &Dearman did so, and that he immediately on receiving notice west with the mettl es' man sad the solicitor for the prisoner to Thorium's Meer ; but on arriving there, wet informed that Mr. Barton bed said be could not be kept waiting, and had gene tonsil. stating that he would return in the evening; that Mr. Onybun, fearing that he was offended, followed him le Mr station, and hogged to know whether it was correct ibis he had fixed to meet at a qoarter put 6 in the Grantee ; that the defendset refused at lint to speak to him, or take any notice of him, tenting him with the greatest incivility, but that ultimately he mid "yes,' and Its train west off; that at five minutes before the appointed time, Mr. Gray. burn proceeded to the home of Thomann with the prisoner and his sonny; that who, he got there he found the defendant welds, there'. a state of great excitement, stating that he had been kept waiting more than half an hour, and that the tints he had named was a quarter before and not a quarter after six; that they then went into the sick man's room, who wee is • state of great army, so mach so that has head wee obliged to be supported by the medical men, who mid that it was absolutely necessary that what was to be done should be done as quickly es potable ; instead of which the =unmet. commeneed a moot linemen attack upon Mr °unhurt', accusing him of an intention of intuiting him, end a great deal more to the some effect—that Mr. Ornburn urged that the business should be proceeded with, and ear instil that the questions it was necessary to put should be put through the medical man, but the magistrate said be should put what questions be thought proper, sad would sot be dictated to—that Mr. Orayburn then stopped for the magistrate to proceed, bet that he did not show ague of say iatention to do so. Una which Mr. Greenest ormanseed maniple( the dying man himself, but that he became so mash 1101111 that the doctor insisted upon no further quite We. being asked. The examination, such as it was, was this finned by the magistrate, but It was perfectly stelae, for no oath wee admiciatered, nor did it appear that the sick man was them aware of the state he was in, sou to make ken declaration evidence. Fannon, J.—Altogether, it appears to ken Mee . meet irregular proceeding; but we de sot grant criminal infanta. Lions against judos except for corrupt acts. It does not ap pear hen that the magistrate ate aeteated bbyy soy 11l Ming towards the prisoner or the Mk men , Mt that Ms madam was the effect of ill temper whist the magletrele". sleek. Mr. Hill: Whenever magistrates de wroag "Maly dinars answerable ie tide wean; urreptioa ia their elle. be peat offence, but set the esly ena whim\ ma be asomiNdla the administration of Wake. The quad's is whether this duct arose from mete amideat or from a wilful @betides el , temper. The noise away is the morals, wee a moat hope, per proondlag. Surely the ands of jetties were more isv I portant than firs minutes of the magistrate's time. Tble application is made on behalf of the prisoner, who belittle that the statement would ban emanated him from she charge of manslaughter which now hangs over Aim ; but whatever the mature of the statement might hare been, the prevention of i's being taken was mashy an impediment to the coarsest justice, and these facts ars at least nalaient to justify CU soon in wiling oa the magistrate for aa answer. Patten., J.—You may take your rule, and we will beer what is to be said oa the other side, thoutl e leatet pre sent seen what shape you oar draw year Buie aid granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YsersiDAT. swivels ng sAine.—ftm Imo crier PriTwo Jung, Ma. SILWIT v. Wuznis.—Arruc•Tiox To IsT Aim • Junesle Own- Is this i.e Mr. Hawkins lamed for I n 1•, on the part of the dafradaat, 01W. apes the plainttlf to show ewe why two orison made by the Chief Jostles at Mamba's, on Me 3rd sad 14 k.f September. eltosid net be set adde. The action was esimmeneed en the 15th Ifetseary, sad after as had been entered. ea eider mmmade by Mr. a ins Pe ti a r• Co e leridge, by metatat, to May proseallap, apse My meat of somata instalments and la default the instakmate, the pinball( was to be at liberty M e dea dfdaseas. After Itae of the instalments had been Ste dahaleat dayed hie attorney, sad on the 14th of Oehler aan aim vas taken ont by Keens. Doss, Leak, and to set aside the cede/ of ILr. Judie sad this mamma MSG OM foe herd es ban Chief Janice SMOSIBOM the ad of Sodelabee, ea& him Wad, endorsed nom Idwrownwnws that the pieseelleas were to be Maid wad the 511 fag is tam, sat is the perdu is the mart. N. mar wee bass ap Ida eadmameat, ma, *now., sa the tea d by the pLiattlf me amiss to tax the sash lees the iodellha der *PM judgment. That however, vie wide la aa order of de dada ea the Ittilof Syllabic The Chief ;UAW ad ha taikeeteed that it was arrayed ea the wed of that all parties amid ge bean 1 the Court. sad AISMAIMI deatembee. bolsi set lads theyeripmea4. Mr. Headwall hie maw au to ea agile dist miens. The Chief Aram Wt time Whew a elm& aiellia. If Ime applisatises mete mats la WS sitaraLely7tie s Pie. First, Mr. Lawry ha& add la fire Ida, he that le was quite ready to grail CM then* was ask wady to mare idwa the defeated dal Mhos Ma. Ha (the Met Jades) said that an the pedal sta lt aide = Win d % dam where b ti s s i e see ne k ter sa ilzi s ill u t 1 d s T t les plaielti e lf said deal he had Was head hiesad Mt divas the Nat e d the ad riogliabwis his la Oho Chi d Jays) aid this this eres i ii imilitake. esithst he the at ride am *Mire liewkies matiadd this rasa famished V ashaert of hie nodal, sad OW this. wee no Mlllb ea l li n II a salads IMO only IMAGO'S& yea a saimmas. aid as oda awe op area ft, it debt adormila. The =orarteedi fae. aim limeleMare= the slily eyed ef the deem wzi. d ieh seed eradiate ettabild the effree day Wag Ido Mewed and shad ei Of Ihe date era wilisil @Wool. The Chief Julies seareetel ad il weed most W) fir ef the arse it Mr. amides seepiaded his meths win ant edme amiss had been &sided. lb. Madam laid that be wadi de se, had the MIR this i s THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 9, 1850. COURT OF -Yznnauy. eirrises is Uses. 111[11122 V. INN lanes AND BRIONTON RAILWAY CONPANT.—Dameas roc PNISONAL lemma. Mr. Bramwell moved hr a hew trial is this i.e. is the preen ti es snd of misdirection. I pe t r ess woo as rides to seam eon le deluge ire al Wens enteised * the =lfi li b le y sass of the 4140 sminesse of die idea ddeadesis pinned ibil Me wind , onset • pningn say el their Wes whes Ihe saliss escaned, mod net they bed esteesi ins se sir treat with bin be any his edgy. It egyess# the trial before the Len OW Bases, net Os yleit• a since bees tie steward of the hints? Pabiles her ea ateenes ben Lonna to Mines arriving at Ammar* the train la whin iikeril MIS IMa fate eastlase4 whin had pre hut whin we by a luggage tai.. = llll 4 beets@ Wend. vends wee the allies pee non stnessidest of whin the plaid( eassielni The Len Chief Bares was of opines not the men nib Biwa wee enisees to go to the carp _ • I the iskidimaril I ;Mkasee, sea • verdict was aseas*.th .cased ihe It wee sow rabititted that Os leseed judge wes in serer. The plied( was beisi le awe raw tale art of negligees es the part of to defesdasmt NA is was an manage a this that as simidest, by whist the plaiwee Worn, bed essarnd. It ht hare ben that heptedie to ben heated it. Mr. Bona Altineue end ha Organ the Lord One( Boss we right. The dehodinh anis be (why of ie main trona w that when mopped it was dir the ant to avoid a unties. Mr. Breswell thea argued that the plena' s** Si lune I been .esswted. There was no Guides,' of the sednet hid in des dealaratioa. The train hi white the yinedilf wee at the thee the aocidst eseerred was hired eat as the Prison' Pawns Society, sad though he wea IMO pemildy a member of that body, be bad purchased hie *het of ems of their odious, sad there yea so contract, therein, between his sad the defeanate. The Coen thought these nand be ao rale cot that ground either. The talc was sot appropriated to the Prism' Pew sloe Society szelosively, for it appeared that Gee of the wit ness bed got his ticket at the eospeare dike is the ordi any way, so that the &Andean we. responsible for the safe earners of all the penmen. The fest of the cabin haring Inn place wee nines of seilicesee, sad them wy thowahosh me mead be dietarbint the Tanis. The rule we. esserMegly rased. Tss Arrosno•Onrsaa• to. onow.—Ennruz Pi~ow. This was ea infisimation at the histories of the revenue department to newer penalties foe beembee of We /*TIMM laws. At the trial Wert the Lord Chief Baron a ventietwas Mama for the mown for B,oooi. parklike. Mr. Bramwell now moved for a role for • mew trial on as ground of miedinetloo. The defendant was the owner of a yawl called the Good Intent, and the information 'barged W with " nashippieg," or " being coacerned in the unship. Lsije,' s ' o rs: a lege quaatitz t o a f p tobsex th is e p:e which: the duty had . treated for the voyage at a certain freight, hat he was not otherwise grouted with the transaction. The tobacco was unshipped at Yarmouth by the charterers, the captain and the stew. The defendant was not there, and had nothing whatever to do with the ueshipping. The learned judge, however, ruled at the time that the set of hiring out a vessel, as the defendant had done, for a voyage of this description, was being " coarierned in the unshippiog of a cargo" within the teems of the act of parliament (8 & 9 Vie., e. 87), where the Toyer was completed and the cargo unshipped. It was also submitted that the only Miscast the defendent had in the traesiction was, that he should be paid his freight, and that the learned judge was in error in not etrastraiag the act of parliament more strietly. as it was highly penal. The court. however, were of opinion that the Lord Chief Baron was right in his ruling. The defendant had not been personally concerned in the unshippiag of the cargo, but he assieted by having hired out his vessel for the voyage, sad he had received a high rate of freight for it. The direction was right, and there was no doubt the evidence brought the defendant fully within the terms of the statute. The motioa elteeld, therefore, be refused. Bale refined soecirdiagly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Turnarier. 8170111 Cu3l7 Counaosiza. IN TSB MATT= or LISIFTWIANT Cuuu Aim 110T7AT. —BILL D 1110003131110. Thh insolvent, a lieutenant ea full pay in the 5011 Bee man of Infantry (thueen'e Own), who lied distinguished I Memel( during thelndian campaign, applied under the Pro teed°. Act. Mr. Nichol , . opposed toe Philip Beyfus, and Mr. Howie for Magni. Lyon and Co. Mr. Cooke, with whom was Mr. Sargood, supported the application. The awe was before the court in August, when it was adjourned with the view of effecting an arrange• meat, but it had not been completed. The former proceedings were reported in oar paper. The complaint new made wee that the ineolvest, who had received sem severe wounds in an engagement with the 8 Wu, bad contracted debts without remonable or probable ex esthetics. of payment, in having accepted accommodation bills to more thee 7001. for Lieutenant Manus who was in the same regiment , sod who dying la April I;st, leit him liable to Me whole. He had received no put of the proceeds MAW from the opposing creditor, and relied on the pro u., of Lieutenant Mullen. that he would sell his commis visa before he should be called upon for the money. His death, however, occurred, and he (theinsolvent) was arrested en parade on a judge's order, on which he petitioned the smart, and a day before the bearing Philip Be fan sent his dl charge . An application was however ma de tinder the Peeleellisa Aet en a new petition. Sian the former bearing the mei, mailiton had offered to take • cempeation of h. falba puma, with costs, width had been made to them eel embus& It was, however, not again made. Mieheas mad Mr. Dowse inhibited that the insolvent he Waned debts with the opposing creditors, without seessmehle et pentable ezpostatioos of payment, it wu net a ease fee preeseffee. Mr. Cooks made • powerful appeal to the court on the pert of the haeolune. It was a painful position for • gentle.' man to be placed in who had dMisgabbed himself is Me mreice of his coun try , who had reesivall beeeneelie mennin and who would suffer from them he the tend his dap. There was a clam of persona, such ma stadia* at the ma- Junkies, clergymen, and °Meets in the &retrofit& were preyed upon be another elan known as bin Imeenesee, who tempted the unwary with their were, or with their mossy, for which they male the beelliewers pay some silty per tent. Wes Oh mart to presto ft& a slues of persons—men who pesenslsi ilmoshos he lip exorbitant interest they charged F Me Impel the mut would pretest the gentleman now before 1 mud Meld him from meh • ekes of emcees, relying as he had Mae en the promise ef Lieut. Mama that be would raker sell his commission than he should suffer- a push. which would have bees fulfilled bet for the seeks ism& of that gentleman. The Chief CosamMienee he would again adjourn the ease, to see whether temeibleg eyed not be done between the pertise emi l ssi wbisk weedi be relieved from the painful dune el the RUM He felt the force of what bad benmilby leaned easiest for the insolvent. The %melba was a simple ens. It was this—had the ki ddie/II gthalthedie expiation, er paying the debts whet he Imitool iamb bed he NO • Mimes on the promise of Lhallement Sam that he would Melt, the mummy from tie mall wept Ms bilk and make himself liable? Iheei the matter weld be settled before the nut lis etos wee adjourned to the 9th of January nut and McLers meowed. hoes Ow LONDON OAZSITZ.—Fridag, Nov. 8. IDANiummos. Ammons *Lacs, Wlllmilts4troet North, Oovostipordsa, boat. as W. to rontsolor W. IT owl Dos. SO, at I, at llooiestalAnnet. NW. Wean art POW" Newtattairest; oak., buisolold, fidafamff vac Inman Pilaf wood poky cock, Now. 14 at I, ali Dio 111 oi li. ot llck, Maim dad Co., Yrndokokso, oillkodod. Swami ; °Craig., nillak" lams caos.l6lll=Mortiori dosookor Nov. XI ad Deo MA Ilk was Olort WO et talks. epolieL OIL, Mislilluis IPA, et Eds. Oiltilt. Jaw NOWDOTNAM. Mks. ascii% dk cosalcstor, Nov. Sf mad Daaa l atl2. at Mainfalast ant M. Meek, doselsolklit; cd. , koskockhrolis . O dm o .miaL . Osamu Blunt; WNW, afalfaaasy, N0v.141 Great 2, sad Chsa. 1 I at 12, at ISM aoam Smith, Great Jassataaaet, addisawsat ag. asidg., " CidldlolL. cicosabscs. DECLARATION 07 DIVIOINDL Timm BALL, WesA , Mot. Hotta, uanwe AetnaMr-5d ay. et IL. ?km It sad throe WastiemA Thumlitre. at Onions*Net& stiwitrest. TaIIMAI 5•0111:01MI Ws. Walaker, East, isarehaat-Ist OIL of lid., NW. 14 sad throe aotreastal Monday% at Graham* Coloutut . bps Currow, Brand" Suffolk, tfrowor-2nd thy. of 2 1.. Nov. U. ME dine autoopeat Mondays. It Graham% Coittoasatreet. likaimillmot Yams, tit. Joba . o.oaamo, Clartsalrell. Irooatcoger pa.ct tad. 110v.14 awl Woo asbamarat Monday; at Gm - OW% Brox Bain, Mekong; itests, Donnalre, poser-Ist dia. of h. 3d., Nov. 14 end three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman stmt. Aim Amax Borman, Stoke Parr, Norfolk, groan-Ist di,. of NW, Nov. 14 and three saMequent itmeadays, K Orabant's, Coln annetrest. DIVIDEND6.—Den 2. T. heated, Ward* Lancashire, woollen mammenturers—Nov. 29.0. Beneabas and Sarah Bentham, (hares. end, Nast and Baridag, lieu bead %Were—Nov. 29. 0. Bank. kaa. Gravesend, haat and Ilerking. Nerm, Mat build r—Nov. 29. Borah Bauckeent, Ornament Newt sad lberkine. Enos, boat balder—Nn. 29. J. F. C. Upc ia., Dimenetraat. Iteranstonc smare, stamper Si the Hersee—Des. S. A. 0. W. Bleldulph, Hem Oavest.rpades. War — Dm& A. 0. W. What" J. Wright, a sad L W. Anisglan. Ha g ello Wow --liks. It W. Dahlia, Ltv r. ebewso—NoL It. IL Clots ad IL IA War ped. mairels— LT. T. Owl* fig. MlNS•alral& r—Ncv. 29. J. Ilambarmal mu ltraley Tsa. ealtddro. maimiimPalet patted,My. Ilk peas anougaatorer— MJ . ant sod J. T_ P. Wskowar. Oh Warp% Iliegtes. Des. IL I. WO% tea deNw—Des. 2. W. Inn" fammain. lancerehe. Milmeer—Des. New Wiesedeneet na. Omen Abe Yen" trankse—Nov. M. H. Plat, eel lirrigau-swfor. prkain—Nere. 91. C. Pave, Dee. S. PrvW takaitait. reaur—Dea. I.A ff irar ear ldiwr, Inalwidonglamb illowasstrwomgors— Noe 10. J. Iloldews. /ILea. Tadmiiro. aorpoist— .1111. L. Balk. GIL MOWN" Olmaillwrikko. inshoodsr—Des. V. T. gmlararalta, auslosesgal a Tasishlss, vibes orwelmo—New. W. W. Watford, OHM WhisiroNeasWart. Q 4, Mmehand—Nee.2 9 . J. Walked, faun lard, lisiltrissise —DN. h. L Wright, Ileoriettortreet, Covesherles. csiennOant le basiaiiii. =kW Wawa he shoos to the =Vary, Min Al id MIMS. Deo. 4. Wary Illswilisew mirdteloror—Dee. S.F. brand and Tr r i = Nunn methane— Dia I. N. P. eannemnl Tear —Nan. le. J. H. Dm S. E. Ikkterwilli ~_trad=6.B=makem7erst—rrini. W. W. Thnemmoo., boleber—Das. 4. Cat. Wants. am, Ulwealon, larankbe. wine wardriat. PAZTJITILIMI numouza—has Afghans and Mary Boon, New NiNknenninie. Ferfaille& dreamwelme—lt. Ammo sod J. Z. Camh.4 1 11,011• 1 0 1 4 1141 , koinit4Weet adrin—.l. Boy &II and T. H. Stem, nessisosOrowesa, onsioisa spols—W. Brews sad J. W. Wiwi, Mao, Yseladire. warabams—B. Chain ..nd N. Thaw% Mem* moosholorare of Bessaoss's patois seeseet— W. J. *nom mod S. Frog*. Liverpool. Emir Man dealers—J. aid T Blllingbane, Durban, glen mmemeduren 11.°8= end P.O. Peel, Stoke Narrioytas, Mart and W. Clia=47llroksay, et maw artigelall wan Earn-demo—w. Bulb and WH. endameo, Dmine. piper sumbelwiwo—J. C. Hl am J. Thmmenetnet_it. lhorgersie4hoallok w tseturen-0. MUM W Adden.442=6llwlet.sa.a.thsw mosm—lL Hutson and P. Nlkeibm Kirby. 0. Beard, and W. Beard, Omenselelmet,_Cltp, sad Tewitabor Enoureaterabira, pia sod oases waseesetsfeer, If eo lowa donna ENsabeth lOres—J. Laver, T. Odeon, 0. Home. sad J. bamatood, Halewood. gisilbraideo. and ism so Or as lipids J. Lowtoo— A. g ads sal S. pd. allnaheorilsrs—J. Moen sad L I I. Inedmehellearest= sad IMNIaII and Birmlagniont. tabus orashowas—T. awl L. Prwer.lorotinghass. inellaseawnensielamea—J.Taylron,W. sod 2. Barlow, Dalisalso. Laosseldro, wages mada► toms. so tar es regards W. Illeishosd—T. Thom ad T. hal. Mandnotar, llorgissi sod 0. F. Timis* ifnaingd. haL Old Proadartreor, CI allonolo—.l. Tamar sod L. Crabtree. Weed. Teeltddrs. amandniss weavers—lL Weiss sod J. La psed. Ikodighow. too dealers —T. J. Wlddbame end J. Hardisi, BistabreAssaire, bielatiers. SOD= SIMIIILITRATIONL ALIZAPISI lasiess. Ihilibergh. tamer, Nov. 12 and Dee. 2, at the Star Heat Taman Bann,=sets, Bram Nov. 12 and Deo. 2, at the Btu Hood, Edlanares. Oleo trade OM sum to woe ea is the Mee eves tenons milk!' has ell AKIN** W Ira • 2 .11234 estelag ralehostly Wks 010Mieei "War le OM or marl the deemed tm. prattle Sotbasy bemade et emeamptim ; thee Isseelso prima m i n ban ssayaing mare thou some Issetimad 'misers. To the trade Item duos Tomb, Eimer eardut is. amiable, with the moss bee et TWA a Mk Masi, nednutsed its pftwous yells. er toatia grata we have very few arrlv..la to bat ads dais eart report ; hat of [bar, boa the Amato= Males sal Orals, Om badort Is alpha Mersa. smowatiost Is 26,114 sallallesefAlllollo MIM Moses, sod s Isletable airily or= Calmat. Al am IMAM Mb =waft tba hide Ist Whoa et ad sisorlothem mmilaissd the Name lambi sopsersom is sriad to Os itso sh'eakir ; d aseme, this taimstlisos dlispear was ray isw' Islo, sad sur MO seulathem badly sombimi g, aims bailor wltli sakes, madam, sod boars alb dedislai is bras she so lower Irma. Muer, hamar, sew dodos Ms use absisseve seeds of the Made, &atm awl tamadba sit is lir, sisal, dome, as tbs MB raw el Tuesday, Tomb re. nhias errarisd, sod Mk DID. rWed. larlay, IlMt. Beans, sad M a dew lindast ask ramdmed eashered in vales. (loot Oa% big abort supely, were quite as dear as before; r twyttrs atteetlon at tots Flom Oatmeal in toboille some all preview rates. Indian Coro, eassmanclog moor what men sihmedea to•day, Midas sere Arri Arm, sad the dorllne almanniliall area partly re:overed. vals usto, Unload and beamtem the Mb to the It Woe. isolosim :—Whent, 1,310 elel Dm* 1,1166; Malt, 1,304; Oats, 1,670; Beans, 1,630; kfts, 44; 4,523 masks ; Flour, 4,136 sacks and 26,114 barrel.. Drands ts : Wheat, 316 ors •, Indian Corn, .1,646; Indian Oats Mod, 116 Iris.; Flue, 130 sacks and 1,310 terreb. 8017Te1/61.20N Nov. 8.-In consronecee of a fair Mid today at a e ta boarbig town, the attendance at oar mark today was way sad but lew traumata:a moulted. Prices mask atatk , arzy, the demand for all artialos being for oassumpUon oaly. Ile beetoompios of malting Batley are • ready sale, the value of such Wag Lis lge. per qr. Moor, 295. to 30s. per sack. WASZ9III,D, Nov. 13.-The late tavola& arrivals of Wheat and Flour into the various pmts have tended to keep the market" fully supplied during the operation of autumn seeding, and our mocks continue to accumulate. Today the qoariti a of a hut o ff ering is Mite; the trade are not dlepo•ed to pima et the buyers are enabled to purchase on somewhat easier terms. l nark... modules are much neglected, sedan the whole, not much badness none. Mae heavy Braley in demand at previous rates; but general rune are rather tower, and light blaster No. te very unsalmbia. °absurd Shel ling are steady. Beam continue in limited demand, and am slow of sale. No slteralkat In other ankles. The following are the pekes .- Wheat, per qr. of Gab. to the bosbel, Suffolk, Pees, and Kent, red, sew, 40s. to 43e. ; extra, 46..• white, 425. to 43e. ; extra, 445. ; Nor. 61k and Hunts, red, 375. to 40a.; extra, 46.; white, &U. to 425. ; extra, 475.; Lineohashins and Cambridgeshirs red, 341. to Va.; etas, 4 a.; white, IM to 40a ; extra, 43a.; Yorkshire, red, is. to NY. • atra, 40a.; white, 3 s. to Oft ; extra, 43a.; Denude and NuetaaMrgb, white, NM 40s. to 44.. ; extra. 475.; Lower Baltic and Akaorrgb, red, Ms. to Ms. ; extra, 41n; Mediterranean, red, Sic. to Me.; 'Mrs, 37e.; aid reeds, 37n. to 44m; whit*, 30a. Barley, m=tel or., Norfolk and 161136, Slo. te Ms.; extra. 27.. and Yorkshire, 33e. to 2M.; extra, Ms.; rionetr, Sie. to 275.; extra, 29a.; grinding, Ms. toll.. ; fc ream 225. to 24; entre, its. Beans per qr., 636. to the bushel, small, gae, 29a. to ; ticks, ges. to 30e. ; foreigm 23a, to 275. Oa% per Neap, melding, gid. to tii.sew, ed. MOW; Seeding, Std. to 904 foreign, lid. to 9d. ; , per lead 281113., 21a. to 2fa.; Malt, per load el 41 boatels, 36. to Wm; Per, per qr. imp., blue and white boners, Iffe. to Sea; film No; grey and led, 2.6. to Its.; min e Sam Rapeseed, per WA imp., Brahma. 211. to 331.; foreign, 134 to 231. Limited ,pir Imperial qr., 33a. to 46. Laporte during the week: Wheat, 10.313 qrs.; Barley, 3,533; Oats, 331; Beane, 1,331; rem, 461; ilepteled, 330. Shelling, 670 loads. CATTLE, Ike.—Canust.s, Nov. 7.—The supply of Beasts set so large es last week, yet fully equal to the demand, which was esther sluggish. At the close, • few were driven off unsold. dbsep end lambs.--A lager show th an last market, which met with • good eels, and by en early hour a few of the bast lots had changed hands. The morning wow very wet and stormy, end ethers of bath (kite and Sheep submitted to a trifling decline in price In order to get clear. Priem: Beams, Is. 4d. to ss. per stone; Sheep end Lambs, 4pL to • ; Calves, 3d. pet lb., sinking ofhL Elwin, Nov. B.—A very assail supply, but ft stewed equal to tbo demand. No very find-rata Beef was driven in ; but fee what was scGd the mice varied from 7s. to 7s. Id. per score. Cows and Caka were not plentiful, and sold at IL to 111. each. In ter. reners, stave., and store Bollocks generally no alteration from last week. The simply of Sheep was also mall; fat wethers, sd. per lb. • ewe., 4t d. Tbe supply of Pork carcases woo abundant, the market being glutted. Late prim amid not be maintained, and a considera ble reduction was submitted tt, estacially for infector qualitka the very best Pork made 7e. per more, but very good was sold for Gs., and a large quantity wee disposed of at Is. per some. YURI FOKTNIOHT FAIR, Nov. 7.—Altogether there wu en average supply of Cattle, and pretty good business doing. In fat Beene them was but a thin supply, which were well bought up et iron Si. to 51. 6d. Lean Beige a thin supply, and pretty rood hu-l nees doing at little betta s r a roiml old actmfs. 0 rom 1 1. re t :p a good supply Id. There ; be ; k in s t =rots and Statham Lambs showing, and la this kind of Mutton a tolerably good badness was dom. OLAseow, N ry. 7.—Our saarkot this morning was poorly suppled with Cattle. Mortally floe lots shown . the greatest were tra. Prices similar to last day. Best On Ilia, 455.; aeon , 1 is. third, 10s. There was a very small supply of Sheep, with dull sales. Beet •. ed welders, Rd.; second, hid to ad. Ewa, Pd. to ad. Calves Spa pet awl. BIBVISLET FAIR. —This mutual fair for homes and cattle was held on Tueedhy last, when there was a good attend ance of buyers. First-clan horses were rather scarce, as were also superior draughten. Good horses sAld readily at high rates, bat rotator animals were difficult to sell at almost any pries. We bad a very large supply of all kind. of cattle, which sold at eligluly Unproved prices. Fat Beasts, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6.1. per stone. Cows near calving had ready sale. Goon fat oxen sold at rather higher prices, and inferior oars at lower rates; many remained unsold. A poor show of pigs sold at low rates. NZWBUItY (BIM') FAIR, Nov. B.—Tbis well-known fair exhibited a fuse show of cattle and sheep. There was a con siderable number of extensive dealers in attendance, and trade was unusually brisk, store cattle having improved in price. The thrcayean old Highland Scots, Herefords, and Devote made from 10s. to 204. per head more money than was bid at Appleshaw fair. !filch cows kept up thou prim. The show of sheep was trifling, and prices lower. Good cart horses made 35 to 4.e guineas each. The two and three-year old cul.s, 20 to 30 guinea , . This is the fair average quota tion. There was a large quantity of c.bee.s pitched, hut the dairies was small. Skim cheese made 11. is. to 11. 134. ; twiddling. 11. 17s. to 21. 2e. ; beet quality, from 21. I,:s. 81. 3s. per cwt. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. BATORDAT, Nov. 9, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the tollowias places at Nice o'clock yesterday azonthsg. The Kaden& are arranged in order of Wanda. Osman at Wind. lir : a et Mats al Weimer. Malls Brow Gentle Brass ii;TtUe iireTs Gentle gams ChoUs Breese Oenls Orem Gude B Ain ross Glade Boom Item Irmo Omni Ilvere Our! MON Omits inns Mimi Orem Osatis Irises Oslo Wong Bream Hard Wind Strang limn iltrang Maw Hard W a ind ms Prong Breeze Hard Wind Heavy Gala Hard Wind M ARKETS. STJOAR.—The average pries of 'agar, the predaee of the British possessions in Amines" oosputed from the return. nude In the week ending the *di N 1860, is 30s. 81d. per cwt. Sager, the produce of the Mauritius ' is 27e. 81d. Sugar, the produce of the Bast ladies, is 28s. 411. Toe avenue price of the th”e foregoing downipuons jointly, is 29..114.—L0nd0n Gamete. Hamm., Nov. 8. Suciag.—We have still to report a very bare market of West ludic sugars; indeed, in several of the offices there is searce.y a board on shove, and the tranuctione since ear last are consequently of the most trivial kind; former prime have, however, been fully supported in the few sales effected. Of Mauritius about 3,600 mats (a changed pared) bare been sold by auction, and realised steady prime in other daserip • 'ions no males are reported. The refined market has become exceedingly quiet, sod the demand appears all at once to have fallen off. The unnufacturers, however, are not, dis posed to reduce their prices, and are holding on for a revival in the demand, which it is thought must be near at heed. In Rule the transactions of the week are unimportant. Dam Farm are without alteration. V..lentia raisins continue in demand at 41s. to 42.., and currants 45e. to 461. We have had so arrival of each sort sines our last. Lreistroot., Nov. 8. 6110 AIL-Holders beiapt atffl any arm. the sales are limited, and consist of 400 Mids. British Plantation, 1.000 btpts Bengal, 1,600 bags Mauritius, and 1,100 bags Madras, at vary full riots. The tales in foreign consist of 50 Mids. Cuba Muscovado at 89.. duty paid, and 30 bozosalknr Havannah at 245. 6i. par cwt.. in bond. Mnlames.-In the absence of arrivals there ars not any sales to report ; stocks are now below those of last year. Coffee.-There is rather a firmer leafing in the market, tnt the business is small, being confined to 60 times Jammu, 100 bales Mocha at 52e. 6d. to 531 , and 100 bags St. Domingo at former rata'. No sales of ginger or pepper. Small lots of pimento have brought 61t . per lb., Para cocoa 30s. 6d., Bahia 32v. and Guayaquil 33a. per cwt. sznallilarcal of Ca rolina sold at 16'. tor interior, and 2,000 bags Bengal at 10s. to 11.. for =id ling to fLne, including a small lot of broken at Ss. 6d. per ewt. Ram.-TIA" buskin doss net netted 100 panchmos *fall kinds, at hat weak's ratss. Tan.-At a public sale held yesterday of 9,200 packages, 1,800 found buyers at the previous current rates. A cargo =twisting of 475,0001 be. common Congo/, has been sold on maculation, to arrive, which has had the a ff ect of stiffening the mat ket for this deseripion. At a public sole of 60 chats of Indigo the whole sold briskly, at 4s. 44. to 41. 9d. for Oude, sad at 4s. 10d. to 4.. 6d. per lb. for middling to good angal-About 120 elms= of Gam Arabia brought 10.. for very low up to 58s. ter fine bold, and 12 chars Gum Olibanom, 255. to 401. per cwt.; 15 sirens Cochineal sold at Si. to 30. lid. per lb.; 60 Oasts of Shell Lae, by auction, at 395. for plata, and at ' 143". for liver • 300 bags Myrabidants at 10s. 3c1., 100 bar dumped Cualt at 18s. 93.; 300 slabs Straits' Tin at 78a., smell parcels of Sago Flour at 171. par cwt.. a trifling lot of imilleary Castor 0.1 at 31d. per lb., 150 tons Panama Mothar•of.Pearl Stalls at steady rater, and about 8 tons of Baas' Ws:, at 61. ss. for American at 61. par cwt. for West Tad= ; nearly 2,000 bap of Bombay Littered have realised 60s. to 60t. 6d. per qr.-la Saltpstm only 400 bags sold, at 26a. Od. to 295., and 260 bags of Nitrate of Soda at 13s. 6.1. pm cwt. Ounno.-600 tons of visions kinds ars reported at 101 l rates. COTTON.—ldonaPoor., Noy. B.—Tte henleme and gent which keys pervaded the Genoa market dal* the pest fortnight Is. iscrowd darting the kat three days, and resulted la a disdain sad material deollao Vprim. la the early pert of the weak, thoagh aossidarable &law pre vailed, little twalatka was observable is Om ; bet is Wad aeaday, as sager desire to sell was shows, awl • Wilms ad ed. to Id. per lb.in Amain* kinder rwratiy nbutittad to. No reaction Gam this deproosios - has warred tp to the tins at which we writs the ,also el tka day are 3,000 -bags, the market clewing gall sad apiritlean Psi Brasil, sad Surat, we rodeos ear caolatioas id. per lb. Bu Ind. are dell, at previoss ratan. II wield be Mesh to maps the muse for this sadism Mania t brat. we Wilk that the mew fa the stark which k k ROW eriMat will men is the port at the elope of the par one whet wee eatielpand • few months bark, km kr aim dote been ezenieing es Important lawse egos this awbo*, end nestraiihnc the semi which the Meese pgreeytie sf Ms emit met VMS oelsslatod to WraTalton en nine Amerlswa, 20 rerun, oshme. ad 1 Islet : and ter ozporta tica 1,410 Amni on, "Wm end 1,080 Beret. The eoanalttee's namatime tomkydtr isle cotton an : Bowed, 71d. ; YoWU, 7j d. ; end °AIMS', Bd. WOOL—Lode. Nov. B.—Emilisk: Salo of eciabhei *Ws this week have Woe Malta. Prior ocadiaso firm Ind otatiosary.—Yondis : We hays had rathar a Wain =kat kw Sante weds this week. bat Om rod au, 0011N.—Cs1uteroaa. Not. B.—Tber• waa a Wiwi, revnigit at wig* lap it era Oa plan of lest weakver• =1147 the hat Ws% Oat =MOM NIES rasa 1 4 1 es lowa Imlither swamp OW IMO imistivaii swim 011. a. wing ma IMMO sae* ewe" Ammo velum I Mot. id.; Balm 116.144 Oita. 17a; Itair. 101.4 Pwa.Mg. Skt. COTEMPTILY. I.—Thare bas bum a pod allesdaaes st ', gy m n a s t laadm WA the suit MI din at ti• But 46. lila. it 'km. . Gip Um% ma: IL Is saw. Oli Oita. tie. Is lea.; ant. la. r Vs. Ps" It. it 41fa Tat Nov. B.—Alisst lea Use is abort supply to-dim' Whirs lame est leas We Is AMR& fray abases Wry ads dam Dir Pay awl Orns• • lease prim. whaak bl trelle-ba 40e; while, lila to UK Boy& la Hi. Oats, to I pc v. Lams. Nov. B.—We baa a Food supply of Wheat at ion • Paw Ireta, at la4situa; rad. Help SIB; &unte. tu vas aka the ties way TO k a Mr 'law • Ile am !lei aselaku el. Is lita. OM lift lit. to lila FMB" faa Is SW pis gr. LiTlOOvor.. Nov. B.—TINt wesabse desks the lest hw doe Yr beta stymy ant vet emalardtp. la sob et Or INN* mi Swish auto* as lave M a hali is id ONlresrl lwl, lbs THIS DAY, Noox. cows• &Med. Strewth of 11120. State of Weather. W.S.W. Cakes. Cloudy. The realms from the roliosnag places did not roach this Gees in Wise for publication yesterday ; they therefore ladleate the state oi the weather on Thursday storming at sine o'clock. Camay DONDAII Yams e.:. ~.: ..... %moos B.w. SAW. N.& N.W. &W. I.w. B. I.& &W. &W. N.W. &W. Wow &was Won Bream Strong Weems Jests Brwe *mai Brom &tow Hard d Win Bro w Ocide Israme Norm Coady Tartha Ow* Partially Cloudy Mad* ennui °meant kids 0,111111/11 Isla Ovarmai Baia Coady FATAL RAILWAY • Ot▪ ani* lamas Straus Bross doaarrasse Hard fld arm, Brews -An socident, at retied milk kr of We. Irk pre art the rainy station , Nertihrepesmon Thunder reming Lai. About eta o'clock an reap rare Northarren rearsa. to go to Ellsworth, to art the leers that Isar Easearepare station at four o'clock, end in Why back part of the train that contains the Nortliamper mad Peterborough presagers, and the rest of the treks pm isa Is Birmingham. About a hundred yards from the enure shed, where the engine starts from. these is a level crossing a the tanagike read leading from Northampton to Towcoster, whre a psliesesda Y always in attenciance. It appears when the =idea bad proceeded about two hundnd yards, the piles= was on the up-line, attending a down-train waft into the Northampton station on the down line. It befog dark, the driver did not see the policeman, and the eagiae knocked hint down and lastingly killed him, matilaling his body awfully, one leg being cut off and the bed: mend into many pieces, his liver and entraiht being about the plane. The en gine driver meat on to sad fetched the train a real, sad bereght It le Nerhmaeles, when the foreman ordered idea te take be slew la the red, and to put the Ire eat Re Ikea Wrath' direr Mane side and told him of time aselleat, whit lumeedirdel, OR fa a swoon, be being t ist the udder astil smationed by the foreman. he deceased was an old servant of the company, brim been some yews to tie eerie', and was formerly a sergeant of the pease sf< Irrisegherwegn station, but by his own regret wee shimeal = w and stationed at North ampton. Rh name Is II , a single man, about 60 rare et age. The body was tree to the White Hart Hotel, Orton Rad, Northampton, to await the corner's inquest. Pss u GOOD" CONSTABLE Of THE TOWEL—Up to the peeled of the earteldeskip of the Tower of London bolas mordemed era the Doke of Wellington, In 1 4 28, it wee the arm of his redeesesete Its sell the situations of wargege a se ere essesendy Is beet-eatees —the rise bells whatn. Ursa ide mese eaterlaa the MIND Wln Ram a wales., bet heii the et gMeg the semi. isesevieg ase.eisreis. en ; seh hodg ths !Wed et his *Meg the slashes be has sprinted taffeta's aid maims, the new el when *metier would Ur bees ,ae Lee than 14,1761.. whisk the galleat duke might lave peeltard. Surely kit pass dessavee tile appalled.. elf die 4. good" duke quite es mach es a mel fake lately desses•L—Uleited Sepial, earn& THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-BTBABT, 111. (701 r EN•LAND. Dania Dams, a boobs Her, 10, Holywell.strest, etrsad, attoaded spas as &dimmed sumo= to show 011•114 la wet MAIM ' be ease posemeed of two unpublished voSsee of the 7th Wicks of Matemisy's History of Ragland, oupposed to have bees stolen, the proporty of Moan. Lawsuit sad Co., of Patoraceter-row, publishers. To ass bad bees adjourtsd to soak Dodos to produce ifiNgt Home, a dealer is Soap pablintess, boa whom ha had purelswei So work I. &Ms Ho Ik., sod sobs = odd ass Mead th e boalawner, el Se at the trade peke. It ma stated for Rir ime = l ; of Inisser•pare, whim moo was made sad • Wog the ed brotbyher Sete palm ban whamw ham beaks had boa pausbas Dodos. SS he bad as tin sweles we* blaltrother bt the teessestise, mid* he wit ass. hal Sella Iss Robert = llll la l 4 Bl.B lbui gene iseward, NW la sewer ta the guemitiar, Set be Rood la White', a ll ey, sod Inn he IS • sapplying shops with ding Ho Is bo rag Ids remade with slate of to mina • sea weo was par inbasee la a sapsllispesba•laas, a far doses fres &street, eked Ids If be would Ss books, ea skin Ws lb. pro, bo rid IC 1 . 1 = 1 : trade or roe, sad awe Was oursordoo be lot& der foe 9e. dd., Or midi be Oak Ibis NOM to to rode ter Ws, era tbe dewed be ordoel inueb dot dry rood be mei otillied to erodd padres list dry bad, se Cry 'sold me Rot rid of than. Ha bad suns to trek he tale drift; to bet 18 ante, IMMO ever Issowbs4e i rl edam It ow, sad thee seed treble dr • wed be I der two books to Dead be Hr, to deer Mid a 'be sieded Ors. He id 1111•4111 Dolor ler NM yam orl i a mi llosio der krt. at ooily brew th e aro lyee Itot leeks from tom war( dr Womb d losboodsee. kr. Swabs adteantal the Anther Imam at aim" sad Mewled test ism obeald put In ball is the ram at 104 awl Ike Damien, mite bad voluntary appeared ea tie tweellaweesideae, te eater tato his own neelpiosses Weal soak la a week. THAMES. l A has. UIII7IT EXTIAORDIRIZT.-111 WNW, who /Wed Int her hanead meta at noway, Moe Mt o bebaues ebbe wan the ihnstelesews—Tbe hoar bblal= 211111 P/ o bep taiow Ile mu Wand " an i =oteat i r es lis 11 milbrhaftef bidet at toret pusses ea nom ma sem at the mane= tato of la. !d. por weak per pent Net amain ninon her 1 to borrow li. ans abort nio, sad no bad issilmosi to pay his Warn ma be be Inaba sheet 71. 11boa ho mesa a wh i st be ed le have Ile pitelpal, she Nwommossi= 1 pes be Obtain het Mind bun kb andernat. Mr. legban—l an tarty I onset be of sewn to yes. TM law saw noes a mama to tat say rate of fauna Et he lals Pd•Ple lssb amok to sites to es* ereebiliat Ism. Nemtoot Ilms. KUPerrOwN (DOILDI)1 UMAiSNWICH - I ~.b., ..........._.. aß•ii -- Lrini Lagos Tom W~~ .»........ ..I Baarroot Ilnincz i'ir - tia — i — ly Cloudy Ildia [Nadel! Clowly Cloal!en Partiaciieont Pirttgly Cloudy Ooadks Partially Cloudy ParUally Cloudy Purdadv Cop Cleadter Pordijieloady Pardolly Cloudy MOW? (lowly Pasdilly Cloudy PaTii,ll7.P"di LI, _ a'q, ibar — ala — lij alondi Partiall Cloudy Partially y Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudless SHIPPING INTSLLIGSNCE. ,th. ^Shipp' se Ossetio," and • Lllyv. ❑,.:1 CASUALTIES. Ellen, AUes, of Guernsey, from Malaga to Lon , l,n, whet t was on shore on the Spanish aide of the bay, Unto') r 14, has been assisted off after lightening, is now at anch-4 in the bay ready to pressed, keying reloaded and cleered, October 29.—Oibraltu, Nov. 1. Guinan, Nosworthy, from Liverpool to California, pit i n here on August 23 leaky, having experienc..l Mtn?' weather at the mouth of the river, and 4:discharging to repair.—Monte Video, Sept, 14.1 Helen, °Mon, from Oarliestown to Hamburg, sack near the Coquet yesterday, having 'Funk a leak; crew Barri.— Blyth, Nov. 7. London (barque), from Newcastle to Naples, has Mind off here making water. The crew refusing to pr teed to ass she is obliged to proceed to Harwich.—Aldborotigh, Nov. 7. Oceans, belonging to the Messrs. Delves, Brother., of tb4 city, foundered at Pea on the 7th ult., in lat. 48 N. and lon. 26 W. about 600 miles o ff the S.W. coast of Ir e l an d . She was b ound to Liverpool from the coast of Perm with valuable cargo, consisting of about 1,100 tons of guano, with some Peruvian bark, hides, rkc. The captain and crew. 2.5 in number, were providentially taken off the wreck by the Penelope, of North Shields, about mid day, Oct. 7, and before dark they witnessed the Oceans so down and finally disappear; crew landed at Dover. The vessel was fully isaured.—Cork, Nov. 6. Primula, from Cardiff to Panama, struck a leak in lat. 63 S., and bore up for this port, having foundered off Cape Car. riontes (Patagonia), on August 12; crew raved.—Ko a t e Video, Sept. 14. Torch, Bush, of London, from Chemise to lianibnrg, went on shore near Torre Molina (near Malaga), October 29, and i e lull of wa•er.—Oibraltar,l,Nov. 1. The Duke, from Calcutta, in docking yesterday in Albert Dock, ran 'gang the pia, damaged her cutwater, carried away part of figure head, dye., and is making water,.._ Liverpool, Nov. 8. LILILITID. MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisboa Pacific Nov. 16 Nov: -4 India vil Southampton Nov. 28 India via ilmaeitlee 0 United States, & North America Nov 13 Mexico Nov. 5 Wart India Brasil Nov. 25 ARRIVED. Auer-al Deal, November 7, from New Toth ANN-at Shkilds, . November 7, from Culla:bent Bosse Maas-at Gloster, November 7, from (Reba Beinthat-off St. Altan's, November 6, (for bung Kong ) Casous• -at Falmouth, November 7, from °deem CRAMS& -at Cherwell, November 6, from Part Louis Cm or Losinos-at Gravesend, November 11, fr0m.._..... Dunkirk Clllll. Harm--of Liverpool, November 8 thsous-at Pathugath, November 7, Soot Quebec Enthra-at ball, November 7, mom New Turk Ihnosalicer-at Deal, November 7, from liannuen -off the Wight, November 7, from - .BC John's, N.B. Hammes-GC Lowestoft, November 6, ft om Quebec ESCOLIFOIL-ai Liverpool, November 8, from I New York ' Ecursa-at Gravesend, November 8, from Rotterdam Puma -at GI amend, November 8, from Quebec Potosi-of Bristol, November A, from - -Taganrog Hotararr-atOravesend, November 8, from licrawcoo-at Liverpool, November 8, fr0m..... .....- . 41 = Ileasthr -at Hull, November 7, from M. John's i.e.. At era-at Gravesend, November 8, from Dien itheacru -at Liverpool, November 8, from. tit. John's N. 6, Laseavratan-at Gravesend, November 8, from Chins MAT Quail-at) Falmouth, November 7, from Alexandria NAltal-IllQUeellitOßll, Nov. 6, from Cenatmilinopla Monawc-at Bristol, November 8, from Africa MAnO,II2T-it Liverpool. November 8, hoot Purrwash biONTLIIIMA-at Gravesend, November 8, from. Naples Nerevea-off Bristol, November 8, from New York Paso-at Plymouth, November 7, from Cement. roue -at Plymouth, November 6, from. - - Shanglite Roas-at Hull, November 7, from Davie' thralls Reamento-at Gravesend. November 8, from Callas Seminude -off Deal, November 7, from. .Bt.John, N.B. Omer-off Deal, November 7 Itherom-at Falmouth, November 7, Prom Re Janeiro Bas Herrin-at Liverpool, November 8, from ..P Ed. Island VIRIVII-at Bristol, November 0, from Havana Terra--at Gemmed, November 8, from Bordeaux WANIN:111-st Gravesend, November 6, from Alesandrth Wawa Blamts-at Ormftend, November 7, tram Terceira Wm. MITIPTVILZ-4t Gravetend, November 7, front Caen ADOMOR Csenn-st Liverpool, November 8, from theil:e Zortua-at Gravesend. November 8, from Oraventes SAILID. B. W. GaOrr—from Hartlepool, November 6, t 0.... Abroad:is Asset—from ,Gravesend, November 8, to R. Therms Rumex ILL.—from Sunderland, November 6, to Carthame& ('scours—from Plymouth, Novossber 7, to .... 8. Leone Cuo—frsm Saleorabe, November 13. to Moms Fatoaawr—from Gravesend, November 8, to e ardef Itedu.Cwarrsa— from Gravesend, November ft, t 0... . .... Pnusbay ' , ALUMS—from Gravesend, November 13, to Femme—from Cardiff, November 6, to Coastanunoplo Hoirrir—from Orwroomd, November 8, to Howe ' Loft—from Plymouth, November 7, to Leedom Jona—from Poole, November 7, to -Newfoundland LADY or Tee Warr—from Newport, November 7, to C.ty Point V. Lever —from Grameend, November A, to W Michael's 11.4SO&ILST—from Falmouth, November 7, to ...... ..... London Yosorovra—trom Newport, November 7, to New (trans PIINCI Itiosxr—hero Plymouth, November 7, to Ade:aide Panesom—from Italoombe, November 6, t 0......... ......... se vi:le RTLTANall—from Falmouth, November 7, to London Untos—from Gravesend, November 8 to (Adis. WU. Aril riZZOOLICW—from Neorlt, November 7, to P. nave Zro-ate--frosa Bristol, November 6, to Tero.,ra VESSELS SPOKHN WITH. Florist, for Rio Janeiro, Sept. 27. lat. 12 S., lon. 29 W. Jenny Lind, from Bengal for London, Oct. 20, lat. 40.25 N., lon. 29.30 W. Lancashire (ship), from China for London, Oct. 20, lat. 25 N , 10e.29.28 W. Lord Bidmouth, Oct. 19, lat. 25.10 N., Inn. 31.37 W. Protector, from London for the Cape of Good !lupe, Oct. 3, lat. 7.61 N., lon. 2163 W. A SEA BEACON has, duriog the past summer, been erected on the rock called ileakinbb,n, on the S.W. side of the harbour and pilot station of Shape situated between the towns of Umea and Hernosand, in 63 deg. 12 min. N. lati- tude, and 19 deg. 3 min. longitude E. of Greenwich. The Graklubben rock is 24 feet above the level of the sea. The beacon consists of a straight spar 61 feet high, with a barrel on the top, and is supported by several other spars covered by deals on the side facing the sea, and is of a triangular perpendicular form. The beacon, which has very thick woods behind it, can be seen, in clear weather, at about two geographical miles distance, and is a meek for navigators going to Ornskoldsvik, or the loading Vices near thereto, and who intend to procure pilots at Skip, Point. On entering the harbour of Shags, the beacon must be left on the lar- board side. WINDING DP JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES.—DIRECT WIDIT-END AND CROYDON RAlLWAY.—Yesterday Master in Chancery Tinney gave his directions to Mr. H. Harris, solicitor to the official manager. relative to the 6a41 settle ment of the list of pravisicrial committ.emen in this com pany. After reviewing all the previous decisions, his Honour struck off the list upwards o• 22 of those provisinial committeemen who had neither acted nor taken sharer, though they had paid money on encased of claims, in con formity with the decision of the House of Lords, bat re• tained on the list all those who took shares in aecordance with the MN decision. CONTINENTAL TRAPPIC.—FOLKESTONE, Nov. 8. —The Princess Helena, South Eastern and Continental Steam Packet Company's ship, sailed yesterday for Boulogne at 12 o'clock, csrryiag 63 passengers, 1 carriage, and 3 horses. and the Princess Clementine arrived with 95 passengers, and 1 carriage from Boulogne. To-day the Prince Ernest left for that port at 2 o'clock, with 61 pauengars. [Advertisement] ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY COll OV A WOll/11) IN vas Lao iv EIOLLOWAT'S O,vnleov AND —Aedrew Milton, an osier, madding at Burton, about two years ago bruised his shin, and being of a Mahal* of body, • severe indonms. tam waned, wMob, defied army effort to subdue; afterwards as ob. Waite wound formed. and, notwithstanding various tre,tometn t 19 would not heal, and his les beanie so bad thathis magma ors'd him to have It amputated, but, not wishing to lose his limn Wore K iting Holloway's medicines a trial, he commenced, and he hag reo.-ea to be enteral that be did, for a . beir use be has effected a sound and perfect can.—Sold by all slats, and at Professor Holloway's emabllahment, 244, Strand. BIRTHS, MARRIAORS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. r. 8, at Brighton, the wife of B. M. Bicker, o • SOIL DARLEY.—itoo. A, at Aldby-park, Mrs. Darter, of a lon. RARRIB-071.—N0r., the wife of Mr H. G. Marriage, of 1(011 ; s : road, Heaton, and Bull Inn-yard, Biakopegate4treet °' em. ILEMPB.—Noe. 3, at Wexham Rectory, the wife of the Rev. A. A. Kamm, of a eon. WILIMOT.—Nov. 7, at Putney, Lady Eardley Wilmot, of a 60E4 MARRIAGES. 1117TLEB—CEIBBRY.—Nov. 3, of Bt. John% Teddh l l 7oo . b i.„, " Be.. J. r. Drake, the Be.. 3. Butler, fleeter of lekpie, eWst • Butler, Ilea., of Kirby House Bertehiro, to Bois hoot. (laughter al the tale C.H. Chem, Lg.. at Donated, la the elo. county. CLABIEIS—BATEL--Nor. 8, at Ctedely, Woroesterehlfe.h7,the,„,,,,n . W. C. alatoos, 8.A., of Queen's Colteae, Cambridge, Dr• of Upper Ilaryleboneatreet, Portland-place. Darden. • =dm w tits 0 . liales. req., at Hales Owe; Race OBANIIB—NORTIL—Nov. 7, et St. Werthes.lo.the-Flekb. 871.6 Be.. C. unread. Rector of St. Beare; Oreeeekurch.etr et . OrerooS,2ept. 82nd Int son of C. Marano, KW, to ,„,,,.Th eldest of Lleut..o3l. North, of BORIUMUIt ROO" Devon, pep lith Beat. DEATHS. BRAN.—Nov. 6, at Odord.terrace. Chmitme-road, Anne, relletof da late I. Bev, roe., of BWIJg Cootie, tamales, agei 77. TOOTLE—Noy. 5, at the Beetory, Bligmatte, WLte. APN 'J urti daughter of the Boa. I. r. Bork. aged A. BROW L—No% 5.111.1. H. &own, of Blacetriaramed, agei 59105.-250 v. 4, at E. T. Me, ILA , illtmew . eg taie T. Bel., of Cambridge. o f at Ameoplem, lame Matte% abbot re the Mae enema, of regard, York, mpg lg. lastai d. Motel amt rabildial Watt= KiPe WM. ar2 4 ?. woo d. Printer at the um., oymou % " as aa a • liawmaT, strarn. la the pnelasi of ! il I h~ I 4 W.N.W W. S.W. B.W. N.W.