The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

r NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADlMmAarr, Nov 12. —Arrotunecues. shads. N. B. Sat= to the Prometheus, rice COMF areder Skiperlik. ts Lisolessat k Hoop.. to the Illadrieus, for barrios of the Whoa,. Par H. tirsy IM, te the Parmitistes, le AsoniansAara A. H. Rah to the Hibernia, as baginal Alp aha. *sting d im... liseass r. r. fir no las Acting ifird-elais kagioooro—lL to the l Ven, an opernnaareary . T. Won and & is the Onaloriand, IN Mr, rnamerarke. WOOLWICH, Nov. 12. Tee L tAa. —This morning, at 8 o'clock, the warLhM sun of the depot kiwis Homl Artillery asionabled st tho Reims. boom emshbehmest at this garrison to epitome the 'ottigtsa Iffy Wee men Private Jobs Wetbeedl. • 'saner al tire south Raillem, [mmHg et the nod. nest, who h.' hoes treed by oeima-me sad fogad guilty of coricuo wa..4 iembonlmotion, and also dogma's'. Ms proe•ores egeteom barbel lees road cower, les was stripped and 'waled is the meal maw, whoa tie imanbaseed was fully Andsistioad is the presence d • wpm from the Ords..two Hospital. The primmer ••• then removed to the hoepttr.l. and when is • essislemonS Obits will, is orsoardance hr so•tasoo. wage • lean of neprioonment. It appears that the is • mat incorrigible ateadoe, aid Eau parioosty emblem.' • 'Wimp malaise/at. POICISMOUTH, NOV. 12. Th. Hanker, IT, 'crew sloop. Commander Bic rola, N'Oregor Bart., get up km elms is the stems bum Muturday, for trial of her mem& The Ileyesr, 6, steam sleep, Commander George Jack. •.n arrived or. Saturday from the eastward, and cams into harh..ur to coal The Firebrand. 6, Alan sloop, Commander Junes N. Knee, was tattoo istri Um ship basia today for r•pair• The lhadem, a screw frioste, Captaia Jams H. Cock bars. was takes out of the rims% bona to-day. an. Th e Suilid, 51, screw (rigour, was hakes into dock to-day, d the Fairy, screw yacht, takes eft. The Adel , 9, screw *loop, CousamoderJohn R. Alexander, soiled to-day for fivinouti. It is repeated that her crow Mai probably be Minted over be the Conflict, 8, =OW 111.0) The Vokaro, 3, steam-vessel, was lakes out of the ship brut to-day. The Durham, M, screw frost % *, Captain John W. Twis t. C 8., te hourly stperted at Spithead, from Plymouth, to taro be, erew over to the Isimortalite. 51, screw frigate. The Eurysimi is to undergo a thorough repair, sad to have a po..p put u t se , her. It * said that she will be fitted out to Lahr. the no the South America 1111000 in lieu of the Comberisod, a, mating ship. Tbe Eagle, 50, tatting frigate, Commander Frederick T. C. 'trade, ails tomorrow morning for Southampton, to be Motioned there am a ...hoot ship. MALTA, Nov. 8. tier Majesty's ship Man arrived from England on the 4th, sod her Majesty's ably Victor Emmanuel, from Oorfu, w the 6th ; her Majesty's ship (blear is having a complete relit. and so is the Leaden. Scourge is to team for t.iodis, next week, and the Melpomene for Corfu au the takim the made. Ou I , May, the Ind of November. Use crew of bar laj...oj's ship St. Jean d'Acre rejoined bee from the Mende ; bee sick list was then reduced to about 60, and in:prorum. On Monday, the sth, the sick list was increased to Us S, so that so about two days after the crew bad rejoined the .Sip the sick list was increased fifty per cent., and the sick were cot Wpm*. She leaves on Friday for braltar. TLe two men of the Buffs - Dowd and Cardwell—accused of having robbed sad then drowsed a man of the Melpo- mene, of the name el Cramp, are undergoing ea javelin puoo before the maastrates. One of them was found in a ewe of nudity, having taken off ell his clothes to, if pos sible. avoid being identified as balongingto the Buffs. The state of crime among the Wok soldiers is becoming very serious in MAlta. Among so small a garrison upwards of 'one hundred are now is pei no n. The whole of the ;;Rmsoo are oa fatigue duty, completing the placing of the guns in position. This has given rise to many absurd reports, web as we must espect a siege soon. a quarrel with France, and such like, but I believe it is simply to have the batteries completed sad done out of head at , •oce ; It masa be done some time, sal the Artillery alone .I..es it slowly, but by putting the whole' pnisow at it, at will be finished in ten days, sad the geese- Jew bas done very wi•ely an having Malta placed with all ita rune in perfect war. We have in pert la Jean Ciao, Victor Eiseasaall, Mars, Loudon, fawner aad Cara, all arm of the has, amides Yenta _ _ _ Onsmisiks posseted from her Majesty's sbip arms, pm to isulamil by this awl. • THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. TIMMY =DUDS= ARTILLERY vocusnuats. aicbt tbe members of the First Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps assembled at the Freemasons' Weems, for the pnrpose of inauguratiog, in • festive Mails*, the formation of the corps. mid more erporially of presentiag to Major Stereos, its adjutant, a tettintowsal of their respect, as well as of their consideration of the ability and which he displayed in the organisation of the body. Then wm a very numerous assemblers au the occasion, comprising sot merely the members of the First Mid,ll.-..1 Volunteer Corps, but mem. bees likewise of the various other volunteer corps in the metropolis, as well as • Lute sprinkling of civilises. The chair was taken by Major Mumma, R. A., who was for many year. the instructor of the artillerr students at Woolwich, sad who probably ow amount of She ability which be dim/syed ,ii that position was selected to be the heetessat-colonel of the First Middlesex Artillery Volta. lees Corps _ _ After the uuuul 10% al sod prey and duly h.aev,red, toasts bad bola _ - - - • -. The owd the tout of "Both Heuessofitiii , Lamest," envoi...; toerevnth the 10=111 of Ns. lemard. Y.Y., and Yr. Cranford, r., whe enenany nefweded. Air busAsist then proposal the health of the which was received with much enthusiasm. Ile e s= WAN, Mildews mitred the array at the early age of H It Mfg. that he had ba-n sent to the West ladies soil so vouch ability . that he got the command of the in Guam. I Intlischiug fidelity to his county sad to his dirty was that which obeesslerlesd his caner In the army. and so thoromldy were these qualities appreeiated by the authorities at holm that, whoa be retuned be England, he was anointed to the higbludiat_peei. tom of instractor of artillery le the loyal Anima igehlied of Wool vneb. There it was I lut be tralasd that iperestion ofofflcon who had so much distinguished thenseivet Lodi* and Chaos, sod ethos kids of glory. Aftssissig sad iwiritorieui mentos, is that positios, their itheimem retired se full-pay from the army ; but his ewer of suitsbaeat yea sot finished ; for he bemuse &abstain of the beach of aegis" Mites of Uses soil is that be displayed the bolt jedPeot and iseputialitv. wee sow called te the disarms se eth e r duties, sod be was ewe that he would peens= thews with Mat seal end mew whisk be had niesihnled throughout hr whsle anger. The COWMAN. in nepoadiig to the toast, mid that this speaker had very try detailed Lie military history. He had served nadir four sovereigns, sad he endeavoured faithfully to &amp hie duty to each. He was now called upon by thigacolametion of the Pint Middlesex Artillery Volimteere to wmenesed their nen and he could only ire them that as far se his ability and rereitt.d, they would dieflieuge their dull. I with ath.(adisa to themselves and to the Imam of the Corp.. A hegira semi= like the present was not the contest se whieh he eseld ipsek to them iu dsheil al their drake, bee he hoped Iluk Iliwy wield all be =teseppert him le finn the lespellsees leek which ape MOOS* r Asir weemeedsr. 01 the iseleateers genmany he would my that hpe they were epleedid we lx i s a ll of 'Ms, and be od the legislate» el the seeeiry foods , well, amid pease Defers it had edge may mediae co flews walla amid mud furtifratiess, beware he I. NM. visaed that the oat coal defences of the eseeishil to Ile envy, it. 4/111% sad its venation H. we eery ally 111114104 selected a )otter maa out of the wady el Iti ddle. lost to tnAnn‘ , ..d IL" t rio, bat as long as he bed low a he should radisisour t.. n,.,ke thew as good soldiers am he solid, and be ovoid my ao OMR Which.) Mr. Hoes then proposed the health of the adjutant, major Morrow, in whom they all recognised, not only a {wiled moldier, but a perfect gantle t:, in, sal as a tenimeay the escalation in which Major Stevens in. bald by the eutire corps, he begged to premed to him, in their name, amnia tribute of their Yr. Mose thee ~everted Major Ste ins a prement77/t value of abut wishing that it had been more worthy 1 of his acrepteree. Major %Tat nix seltoowledged the onniplimerst which had been paid to tuna which he attributed unmet. the kunlbeme of his fries!, than to any merit* us hi own part. Highly ae he prised the tiitirnimial which had bees offered to him by the own, be enfemed he still more highly valued the Linres, sod ecedislity with which the rOt had ben ac. companied. He would only my that he yielded to On moo is ...hint to Immo** the happrome sodpeospnof the corps. He bad not bees abl e t o do tor it half that he de ant but by mewl, milerrsi and coreeretame, he trusted that in s sort time they would be wood to no steps in the United Niagtkaii. (Chews. ) ~rnTbe other beats irer•—" The emsmanding elleses," vaned by Mr. K esilry The mak end proposed r.Mulhas ; " Tim pima," sad " Tb• Inas," alter whir% the rilnmuy separated, bavieg enjo)ed • very pier mat evening. 18TH MtDDLERIX HAZIOW RIFLER —On lridly het a shooing match betweea the members of the 18th.Middleeez. "Barmy itillee," came off at the TYqe of that corps. Time andition llllChldei the wiefters wed the at the Weaseled ones* wed pertained tun ? Niue.. any nee. say announitios ; mays. ;as'. .400. sad dtd, Yards be nati;ls at mil MOP ; ties to amarassads 0 7 dat yenta at the teal earth rater. There were 2 preen wed empetiton. The weather wad showery. sad ealrenely r im . =is Templer won the fit pries ta aid l7 r illiste inesark, sierr tis wiii %Wei . Ths followieg were the 1, I, 3 ), wirinti a rres . _ , 2_2 ; 13,;(4 0,2, ; yards) 1 7Ria) I NL I-4 i • e rg 461,1246 its 100 , 1. 1-6 ; teed I& Elseelsy 2, & 1, 1-7; (406 lira) 1,1, 1,0, 1-4; 500 yard.) 1, 1, ' 01, • 1-4 ; tele 16. Tyee for owed Vhet:t 600 —Cbselsw ariday, 0; Wationi 1. AD three mod the ems= la.g Kneeld tack nits, 'applied by the ireeemeine s end the gio earamett atamataibkma 0110 Ile Cat tato Templer's iset e kt ir whhh ven gli tir=r a llelson s outsides. It Ism eel *lib Onglis Sisispier sad lierelsy need the ythe Ixterlag pukka threighewt. William Roberti we the Jibes eleadlng 16640 01 1 throughout. lime were at., diem mob by Pint* maker" sad way kinds of angamliks wed in the esseisk but the malt solliesed the prowls= eart . .. 4.4... re the= after alt.:mita, ruse 30,000 tomb of there u nothaas like the laws ballad 110•8111111114 — a; with the rovereases6 eassaneiss el MA Yu:num or VoLoll6ooeg —On Sunday the military loairel of a gasser et the 4th Kent Art Miry Volvateen leek pin it Beeks, sew Sittisaboarne ; the sisals at tits lberessa 'me were preset na&pr the cos. "rad of espial L.& Nspos. re.rrfiaa 4th Kest Artil. hey, Lisehoust Hs; 13Ih . espinia Harps ; 23ed &one Mee, Omega Oasys. novelty of the None atlrserell es inessees esneseres et speetetore, who, sitar the faun& eineopealed the valaniesen to Bit when they Mesa to flhowasen by the sew ?sassy. ',bids was =AU Ie any the arrahos wke pro. meets' theme, ellirsegh =hie Wes wire re.-I[r. Luke (lark, ame of at Woollhoqiior LI. Trimilizzar buried in the weieshwy of list teessaillnedis e rl a lt iy bassoon. It Im ths6 see hen them goe sobs were et the funeraL Me vest crowd did amp la the ersoetery. The iron pies of the Io were trekes, rod large nuniber of graves ware trempind ems. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. PROFESSOR KINGSLEY% INAUGURAL LECTURE, e. One of Mon audiences othel l r inG ly grace lL, t he Be 12. anie Hoes. co gnat esenkes eameaded Sonia keday, for the purpose of welcoming the we Pretmera Modem History. The door was oeconed by memben of the Bente aed the friends, and the galleries were literally aramosed with undergraduates. la the of the del were the Masters of Trieity, St. Jobe's, Hal, Sidney, and St. Peter's Colleges ; the Pthvent ra := and President of Queens' ; the Pubs Orator • Prefeemon Thompson and Clark; Mr. Mamie PPafggestt,, Ably, ha Every available pimp was nesped. The iimpsduates, previous to the mares of the professor amused themselves as usual with thew* sad trosnieg popular and unpopular characters of the dn. Tines, sheen lot Preform Ki gsley and the Dena ot My nee meniecon se were groans for Mr. Bright end the Berord. The Bishop of Oxford come in for a hearty rooted of applause. There was • keg mutest between the__ &paladin,' and die- Natio( party as to the merit& of Garibaldi and Lis English volunteers, also ea to Lord Derby ; bat in each owe the epplanding party had it The same with Mr. Hearin, the King of Italy," and the Pope. Thant cheers had just been given for "muscular Chriatianig. Wien Pro. lessor Kingsley wee introduced by the TionClieseeller, a storm of cheers burst forth, succeeded by • most impressive dense. Professor Kiapley egm menced ban which ng which met a ragmen in all h aad feeli epee the attains/oath sad virtues of his samser Mr Jame Steam, and thee sidelined is the iel b t y reare in immediately bead. He oisidgmled • mere visaed d ma end orsammi, fir* those pevereed tie meth who best mannood the human hsen—the nee who could keep the rags ia bead was the sialimee mg met the stnawk red he who would s t tusderstsd a = meast minelmell am mea mead they mthesnd the kare igy the llyeil or eanged themeame ea i their disuse, disobe nedisele Mere use en le try to amide all theta they met by the ney tee lam known to then, as for M- I Mace phyaselpinemen by spiritual or at eccoomie ' Hs Mould be may, he amid, le miens the prevalent ' opinion that if Milan wee sot stadisdieleataically, it me not to be studied Oak7l. pedegeor thee proceeded to descant upon the Mslintingeed operating causes of historical . W eventa, !tad othilemsoll lee of such terms se " now table," atevitaleie,* ie. Ameagst the cams he enured• rated the destrestie of main by en eierther, gad Mee tested the Weems sr I hail Y *a firerA, aid madam for evil, and the denim iles of Mime mega m • disturb. Mg force for good. The Prefreseg tin met on to show how one natural laweeeld be esammed Icamother, god how ma might sucossaelly it eel with mem to the lid, adding that it wee of that be which led car taierench ineeentaire psideal assume red socialists Cato error ; nee who denied that me wee a annum of fres will, or at leen that he bed a sight to me it. The geolesser petaled eat beer the study of politica economy was an es imaisethis to that a hithog, and then at image epee tie elan et the pens at the few—es • Newts., Bran LAMA en linelese—te chea g ng the destiny at Masao I so Wreps It wee better to me that the legemy the world was ed the kikry of bat the hinny of its greet atem The elfin of great inntioas woe aunt dwelt epee man Y`` pieties, ant the egisakts ; Mae Wenn be lie monis gi lie OM pow ( . 7 . Z . =d that iamb wan en me hymen Mad, bet ea the eselerney the Wad aposisi epee weak The of • sense woo the . mingiallve of he meal, mid Mw mwai. the asswidiee of Me Wei y, Thema be had said there was main imanside en itatibalka he did an argue the{ then me so mar se pregame, bet an tic & that it woe an the sem that gegereal be. Mien, bet men lee It far the genie. of moral him, and tide, he hoped, they mead had is Ming the key te Mune Malay might lie far all be Mew is the wards, ' How open would I have gathered thy Wargo to gether, CMS an a hen gethereth her thicker maw kw and ye would .M The learned professor mw eledel address of se hoar sad • hall's duration by ex. pressiag • hope that, if be the worse of it he had spoken too ohm of himself and kis own opinioes, they would forgive ern it was a fault forced upon him by his positioe that day, and should not occur wan. He bad fat it his duty, too, to be explicit in his opinions, inasmuch as then stated some jelled/es spinet him on account of monk writings of his, ie the Leda of better men thee kin self ; that prejudice be hoped with God's hip to obliterate in time • bet whe th er ea so, the waiver- Illy would Lod him Anne the wenn. = B,emain quiet, doing yam own busheen. • Hie would extend over the last and Enter teem, sad be should be happy to see thy nucleate who Weeded to be. gem member. of his duo at his Lome oe Maoism Wed indays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock, when he would tell them the hooks it was oacereary they should study, always premising that Mice, whether he agreed with the detail or not, formed the text book in which he should wish to see them examined, and the soundest possible tut book they could have in their hand. Vociferous cheering greeted the prefseecir's conclusion. NOMINATION OF SHERIIPS. THE TrESDA I EVENING . , --er-- j YeeldlOki being " ille morrow of Et. Martin," the sealnitilla of sheriff, for the Mine analle a Mag i hand mil Wain with the exontiou of Inneeldre ad Oars i theehr of *Naas nesendod by Ms Omit sad den the shwa see sleeted by taw Leery took glee Mfg, Coat of linelisquer, in the prance of • lap ft via" who were attracted *Nat by the . ' The Chancellor of the • Isabe -1 quer in le robes a allie took his = on the hash, accoaqmoded by the Lord calor, the Ind Prandial_ 4 the Oresecil; Mt G. 411.0111 % Coronae Lewis, 111, .P., korl u fes Beenary a titate for the MOM Agleam.* ; Ow _ OW Jostles of Zeglsed ( Sir A. Usekbant, the Mist Zolfo of the Ocoee of Ceram= Plea (Sir W. the Laid Ohba' =leil s ir , P. Pollleekh Mr. Jellies Wietema, Mr. Janes Kr.. Dam Breentell, Mr. Jima W Ms, Mr. Jew dos 117 and mod of the other Lased jades& Mr. W. H. W by el z: i ne se (nolies liainembr= ba ins lb* Prom& hop end* In order, and then the id= el the Boor gehtlemen alp who were esiteted last year as dishialeareve Hondas al sista Ova of thaw . haw* bees euesqesetly " pricked" as AMIE by i ll 9".• in colnea sa t 0 poPimir WOW the dime of is ask ell, hia wane waa eresequestly etre& off I the list, ter ones being added by the judge.. The amass of Reilled Ned Wales were thus gone through airiatim, and law gentlemen from awn comity were handed over to the Queen's Remembraneer, to be by him enrolled as liable to serve the offlos seal year. The " pricking" will hake pleas by the Qum to counorl in January, and the (admen In oath noun upset Man time lot falls will shortly afterwards ester arm Ida year of alba Curious excuses were taddifd by www7 aohNolown who at* isdisposed to serve, and wham mune IFlllii likely to be =os the lid. One peatlarre raced that he bad a amity, and was mania boar the =paw ; another, that he was sot panned a enNeken property to radio him liable ; a third, that he had Slam in his family, and was obliged to reside Mood far a gnat portion of the year ; a fourth, that he had so landed property In the county is connexion with which his same was marked. In some ayes the excuses were held to be valid ad the mama we drunk off, but in all oases when the prender did not make oat • strong ease his name was nursed. The following is a list of tr a nsom molested : ENG BlDMlLDealli—Jeapb rocks, of Pavearm, Esq. • a Odo m ffn. Lna amino:if Eviasholl, Esq. ; sad Crew* Alston: 11, Beruurenut—fiery Lowy Bunter, ei Beech-a l e: Reading, En ,_• Robert Campbell, of Boma-park, . ; and Frederick William Allfrey, of Hill Mouse, Ilvq. BUCIDIOSAJUIIMIA.--Sir Anthony de Rothschild, a Aston Clinics, Bart ; William Peoningion, of Pernsores, Esq.; mad Play Cosby Lovett, of Limoombe-houn, En. CANZlllDgailati AND lIVIRDIODONBIIIIII Edward rlsto Great Wilbraham, En.; Gaya Onalow Newton, 'itos-port, Esq.; and Staalake Ricketts Batson, of Hanahath. En, eltielfilL —John Ralph Shaw, of A now hill, Birkenhead, =ward Holt Glegg,. of Backforcl, Faq.; sad Thomas of Aldan, lia.le EN. Cannituta.—Tbarnaa Ainsworth, of the ]?lash, Esq.; Samoa Lindow, of Motor, Eq.: and William Nichol son Hodpon, of Newby Orange, Carlisle, En. DIRII7.IIIItI —William Thorns. Cox, of ilpoodoo Hall, Req.; Houghton Charlie Okeover of °n ever Hall, Esq.; and Sir Harry Flower Every, of Egiinton, But. DrVONSBILL —Sir John Thomas Buller Inekworth, of Weave, Toponym, Bart.; Mator•Oes. Edw. &add, of Oates; ard Sir n. George Stacley Stscley, of Hartlaad Abbey, Han bind, Ba Doserremar.—Robart Knoell Owen Snaked, of Wyk. Rep, Fai.; Jorph Gand_i of e 1 4Brillisati Bel.: aid Chocks Wootheary Rigby, ofthde. Stodeasd, Esq. Dauun.—Riehard Lowrenoe !ember . : os, .a . wi pe:ion, Henry Barter" of , Eaq , elm Eisax.—Sir IV ll 'lia mq- Bo wyer Smljth, of Hall Hall, Bart.; Joseph Samuel Leaner, of Boyles, Brent wood, aod George ßeq Alas Lowndes, of Barrington-hill, Batilokl Oak, lhoucrarsasania.—John WadMe, of &shim Mew, near Welchem* Fag., Bir It e Samuel Jen. lame, of Eastwood, peva Berrug4w, Bet; sad John Ben. twiny Harlon, of illerkapark, sur Bishop, seer Bristol. Nottroansinz —Robert Henry Lee Warner, of Mar tan Eq.; John Iffungerford Arkwright, of Hampton Court, Bea.. • a Allaway, of Courtde id, Eq. num—William Jelled Loyd, of Abbott's Lames. y. Req.; Jena Hodgson, of Califon-Park, Fn.; and James Bestky, of Clashunt, Esq. Kit.—Alexander Randall, of Foley-hoed, Madame, En. ; H Bannerman, of Hinton-court, near !diadem, &L o a: airy : Inbar Vamaittart, of Foot's Cray, Fa q . HILL —Ricb Sutton, of &e , Esq. ; James Beaumont Wisstanlay, of Brewton, Eaq. ; and Sir Robert Burdett, of Kirby Sellars, Bert. Lavicounituam.—Weston (kayak Aromas, of Kettle. Morn, Zan ; Thomas John Dino, of Hettoe.le-Moor, Pact. ; and Rowland Wins, of Appleby, En. • Moxiournamaz. James Procter Oman; ot the Grad's, sear Chepstow, Seq. • Jails Jsimesse Medea, et Drys Ohs, sear Newport, Fag. ; sad Joseph Davis, of Bachros, oar Newport, En. Noirom. —John Thomas Mott, of 11=1. Fet i Mary James Lee Wagner, of Little W ' Es q . ; sad Jan I Stoabower Scott Chad, of Thu:Ward, Jen. Noirreeerroneenua—Johe Edmund ftersees, of Thee ford, Esq. ; William EkErytb, of Little Houghton, Esq. ; and George Ashby Ashby,d Mak], Raq NoermoitmaLewn.—Willisin John Powers, of Shawdas. Ine. ; Jolla Cookson, of Nelda-park. Ran ; and Watson Anksw, of Palliation. Esq. NOTTIWOHAIIBIIIIII. —John Henry Monsen Sutton, of Kahan, Emq. • Henry Salle, of Raiford Abbey, En. ; and Thaws Btackborne Thornton Hiktyard, of Flinthare- Uwe, Req. Oraseaserac.-11 Birch Banana°, of Adwal, Eq. • Marisa Edws d Thornhill, of Woolley', Fn. ; sad luaus Wawa Taylor, of Headington, Faq. RUTLAND/Ml= —Alexander f Manton, Esq. • William Thayer, of lkystoa, Fn. ; Doris,lnd the Hon. Willa]; Charles Evans Pone, of Biebrooke. Bowmen& —Game Pritchard, of Bromley, En. ; Sir Vincent Rowland Corbett, of Antos p old, Bort- e sad Thema Charlton Whitmore, of Apia- Esq. flowmnrsonto.—Francis Wheat swan, of Barton Orange, En._ ; Ralph Neville Grenvi ll e, of Butleigh Conn, Ent ; and William Updike, of Jordan', Faq. SouTwArrros (Couirr!).—Villliium George Como, of Inuaridge-houes, Wischestor, En. ; John Inverell. d Pabrook•park, sear Coaham, Esq. • and Sir Henry Bou vet, Paulet St. John Mildray, 'of Dogmerasapark, Winehfield. But. Bearvonnionaft.—John William Phillips, of Heybridge. laq. • Newton John Lane, of Ekeshuset, Esq. ; and Wil liam . Henbery Sparrow, ot Snrecs.A.—John Berners, Woolyetetonispark, Faq. • Edward Robert Bence, at Eentwell•tudl, Medford, Esq. ; and Sir Jahn Salph Blois, of Cockneldhall, Yox fordluill, Bart fkine.Th—Smetsel of Carshalton, Fox. ; Sir John Andrew, of Cooper's-HA Bart. ; and Joseph Good man, of Perkimbeh, Goblening, Req. Serierc.--Geovp Okay, el Felbridge-park, East Grin stead, Esq. ; the Hors John Jervis Carnegie, of Fair Oak. Remise ; and Herbert Mann Oveisis, of Windraill-hilis By. Faq. WARIFICISITTIL—Riebard OTINIVIIII, of the Cliff, War wick, Bag. • the Hon. Charles Lennox Butler; and Allem ley 800 Iran Leigh, ifßronneoes-hall, WIRTMOULLIII%—WiIIiam Hopes, Brampton Crofts, Appleby, Esq. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Gandy, of Heaves Lodge , Kendal; and Witham Wilson, of High narki Ea Wtrau cl• rts —Charles Penraddocke, of Compton Chem. berlaine, req. ; Thomas Prater Grove of Fern, Lai : , and John Eton Maroyn Prover, of Furies -house, Smacks, Ea tOII,CISTISHIII2. —Junes Moilliet, of Abberleyltal, near Worcester, Esq. Sir Edmund Anthony Harley Lech mere, of the Rhyttd, Worcester, Bart ; and Richard Hine ming, Bordialey-park, Bromegrove, req. Yoamount George Orby Wombwell, Newburgh- park, near York, Bert. ; William Frederick Webb, of Papper•hall, neer South Cowries, Northallerton, Esq. ; sad Godfrey Wentworth iv ol Wooley-park, Erg. ALES (NORTH). Bulkeley Hughes, of Plea Col, Esq. ; Robot Davies, of Bvilchyfens, lfeq ; and the Hon. noire. George Henry Irby, of Llanidan. CaINAZTONSHIAL —Owen Jonea Ellis Nanney, of Gwyn. foyn, Esq. ; John Prisetle i lif Braichylt, Faq. ; and Henry WHeller, ef Sygunfawr, DMINGIIMMUL Outfit. oho Tottenham, of Benryr• boos. Dear Llsoplles, Esq. • John Lloyd_ Wynne, jun., Coed each, Able , Req. ; Band Bosatwen Tottor drielth, • Trevelyn-hell, Vreskam. Funrenoo.—Robset Howard, of Bmughtonhall. per. ; Phillip Penrod Penwent, of Bolfanii, Eaq. ; sad Charles Butler Clough, of Llyws Offs, . Minumicrnarnag.—David William., of Dendvaeth Conk, Eaq. ; Charles Ansel', of Glanridartio, Esq. ; and !Ismael Holland, of Plesyn-Fientryn, Esq. Moittoonsitreinek. —Pryos James Drew, of Glanhafren. Esq. ; John Heyward Heyward, of Ceneswood, Eq. ; and John Lomax, of Boesch. Fag. WALES (SOUTH). BanDoneami—Welter De Winton. of h Castle, Isq.; Jades Williams Fredericks, of Tehran, ; .o David Watkins Lkwyd, Aberilech, Iraq. Clannenetinninn.--re Lowniaa d Fact Harbert Tank; of ftyneg, Eq. ; and Lewis, °waded, near Lampe's/it, Esq. CIAIIMARTOI3IIIIIIRS. —Arthur Henry Saunders Davies, of Pentre, Earl. ; Sir John Burnet Dundee, Velnivole, Bert. ; and James Price Gwyn Ho/ford, d CilgWya. Gunmenstisines.—Edward Robert Wend, al Stout-hall, Req. ; Sir Ivor Bertie Guest, of Pully-house, But. ; and John Whitlock Nieholl Caroe, of Danis/Ws Castle, Esq., D.C. L. Plweirmouternic —Edward Wilms, of Hese Coil*, Esq.; James Bevan Bowen, of Liwyngwerr, Newport, ; end Lard Kessington. leireieieras—Beery Ilvemee. d Amoylig, Fiq. ; George Greenwood, or Abelian; ; and Walter de Miens, at Niaellwela Canis, Ise. 011111TAL SNILL/RO DEL-MON tux. Nov. il.—Adasimmiose an payment, 772 ; ditto by own bask. : bona obinneo, 1,261 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATIII3IBALL'S—Mom DAY. There was but • mahouts •ttemdanoe, and many of the wabscribers left early for Elluewsbury. Bat very Mil* busi ness was done, the whole of the afternoon's transactions being conspriewl in the following Derby quotations : DERBY —DM. 20 to 1 wet Lad £l4;mfor;l's Diophantas (t freely) 20 to 1 Mr. Cookson's Kettledrum (t) 21 to 1 Yr. Osmosis Big Ben (t 25 to 1) 25 to 1 Mr. Thomas's Dictator (0 30 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Nautilus (off) 50 to 1 Colonel Totrueley's East Stanley (8) ao in 1 Mr. piv.e. coveThicui (t) EE to 1 Caimsei Townetey's York Minster (t) Tait PAMIRS OP MS. BIhOZWXLI., or Dt:DLXT. liallutelfrai, Nor. ll—The Magid thizallettat, en intensively encased ia the inn lead* et dlsta=e i r i been alluded to in tie Evros. He is bosky to the Hamisolisat Plealdai Company, end an sane vein reports AM to the entewet ef net . b ban got into elm:dation, the directors have autberied w follow uog &- cedar to be Mind the ibirshobbta It will he posted this evening o--" Raab* Capitally : A large failure, in which this km a cowiderible interne banes just occurred at Dudley, anal? that of Mr. a it Black well, I ban bees Isolnieted to address the proprietors on this la order to prevent any inis appeobensioo. The einemot due to the beak is this can is certainly large, but se is the sweat el esserilies bold lath of the polar sad of other swan, seam of whom ars Valle as balk Still the emseared debt I hen, haves been mat reenased by eassahorlesd asses, unknown at the time to the members of the peat board. The policy, banner ' which the directors hoe adopted for 'ay years past of making reserves of peke to meet ex traordinary contiesencioe, they believe will enable them to deal with this alfair, without substantially affeelies the prosperity of the bank. At the amend meeting. in Febenuy ant, further and an Main information on the whole natter all be stran.—/Vaider or the board, W. Basunoir, esmaegov—Bhudayhem. Nev. 12." The aid Magnet coach, which for many years, ses betaesa Women& and Salisbury, and sine the opine Darahastar Railway betimes that lowa and eased mai( last week is ot the stedaa Winters aod Blaadfard [Advortirement.)— HoLrowsw's OINTIIIIIT AND rata—!ore air. Good Blood_ Noresster Mann am leal=ey render the atmosphere so Wean that the blood IMO contamisated. sad hi Ite elreetallee depresses ,eery lloilowars Pais ~paw every dawn mettlelae la , th e m =Mg sod curative power. =et deprive lit ( Howl of its heparthee bat expel all setters deposited y tones , see piece it le a healthy eewilks. The Oletween. :ebbed es the piece Pallahle through wokn all atUareas organs. each as Womack UR. l eys. nib Oise met I, well robbed over the elewerh. weedeetilly emits the Alts ennw.ilar aid datulwrey, sad lamed e la re• :i . cLa t r i tthldousee ; ‘, nth headache, and that commas weariness aIVOPtiC. NOVEMBER 13, 1860. tab) Inttllkniu. COURT OF QITIfIcNI3 BIENCH.,—trov. 12. fittings in Banco.— (Before Lord Obis( Justice Cockbuna and Justices RIM sod bore) V( PAM'S TIMMS GOLDIN. Mr. Lank moved for a raineeing open the branch man. ail for England of the general. Mama for Medical Education gad Magislantion of the Vetted Kingdom to show muse why a nesedmus should not issue oommedleg them to show ems why she same of the applies/4 Mr. Thema Golden, should Min mitered on the reghtry. It appeneithei Ur. Golden was a pesceitioser previews to the 1M of Avian, 1815, that be was bound armories, as the !ON of August, 11310, sad served Mil he Wes =1 years of sp. The ape& Gant swore thee he believed he was barn epos the 13th at October, 1793, but no registry of his birth mid ho disco vered_ That being so the smell bed 'stoned to register Mr. Golden, beams they bed TIMM to sispeet be was not of age ea the Ist et August, um. Rule mkt grented. • zx ?AM WM. rrimpor. s -1•111411 001PUL Mr. Overeud moved or a rid to being ep the body of William 'Thompson, who was now deluded in Preston poi on • charge of assaulting &Mabee* a young woman named Susannah Taylor. The iirformatioa was dated the tad Nov., and the commitment the following day. At t h e time of making the charge the complainant gave evidence that the capitol offence of rape had been perpetrated but the had not acted up to that evident*, but had moo iTitZ ra t t a prisoner upon the minor Whim. Now he (Mr. Overeat) contended that as soon as a rape was charged the magistrates were without jurisdiction to proceed summarily, that they ought to have remitted the case to a Jim,. The Lord Chief J ustic•—The prisoner was brought before the Inegietr Mee and was defended by a solicitor. They dis believed the graver evidence but adjudged him guilty el the misorofflaree. Why should they not do so? Mr. Justice—Another of thin' lordships said the offense altered was an assault and the Ending was consistent with the evidence. The magistrates did not believe the primmer Intended the graver offence. Rule refused therefore upon that ground, but grantod became the conviction did not authorise the prisoner being committed to herd labour. Their lordships rose at 2 o'clock in order to amiat at the pricking for aliorilfs in the Cour. of Ennbequot. SECOND COURT. _ Sittings at Nisi Prius in Term.—(Before Mr. Justice Crompton and Ocamoon Juries.) • • - This wee the first sitting at nisi pries in term for London, the list containing 26 causes. The court was occupied the whole day in trying a case of *Abdo§ between two vowel* in Long Reach, in Deeentheir WA, the bats of which wen of no interest axing. to As parties ccossmod. COURT OF COMMON PI2Al3.—Nov. 12. Sittings in Benco.—(Bdore Lord Chief Judos Brie and Justices Byles and Keating.) TODD P. YLIOBT. -PILL OP • STACK OP CHIXNNTB UPON • CHAIM. The plaintiff was the owner of • chapel, and in his de. cilantro* he •Beged that the defendant was the owner of end • 'hick at &mp near the chapel, and come firruatigs were tea dilapidated ruinous, and in seam Male, mid ia defter et felling to the iniury of the shape! ; that Mad lie Militarises were hi this state the defended at hie pesime to M. Bath, and w suiffered the elimage le ramie is the isamostils "f = they fell mid injured the teapot This count of the de claration was demurred to, and the viatica mimed was whether it disclosed any canes of action. Mr. Honymen, in support of the demurrer, contended that to sustain the action the declaration must show an actionable 1111i1111100 at the time the didendeat demised the promises ; and further, that is some way . or other the defendant bad warranted his tenant in oontinu ing that state of things. Mr. Mipaon (with him Mr. Oallwey) on behalf of the plaintiff, contended that the declaration stated • good cause of action. The court took time to consider the matter. • • THE POLICE COURT& MANBION-HOUSE. Mr. Slater, the Mary of the City of London Hospital for Dimities of *gawk COMM* Wald the Ocoaamp tioa Hospital, Victoria Park, melted upon the Lord Mayor for the purpose of .Wmowied&g the remiS cd • sum of money by the hospital, in muumuu", of the ririo nitpeomt ma ry de by him • short titimeback with reference to its li position. Xr. Water stated that Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, had verykiadly that moreing hooded him the sum of 240&, which had hermmerived hove • number of charitable indi. vides& in aid of the fonds of the hospital, and be was de sired by the committee to express their thanks to the Lord Mayor for the permierion he had granted to make known the difficulties under whit& the hospital was labouring, through the medium of this court. The hospital was is debt, and the receipt of this mosey would be a very greet easistanee. The Lord Mayor he was afraid from what he bad beard that the hospit al was still in need of seristenee Mr. Shier said there was still a deficiency of 1,7004, sod at this orison of the year there was sure to be an incises of mylioations for relief. The Lord Mayor said he should always be ready to lend his andstaaes to such an useful institution as this, and he bed ao doubt thegentkman of the press would make public the strimemit that had been made. Edward Corrine, agedl2, Bd card Green, aged 13, and Ade Ants, aged 11, were brought up in custody of Sergeant Baker, of the City polioe, aarged with being unlawfully is pcneassion el • &milder et mutton that had been stolen. It sppiried from the etridemee of the *Meer that he met ril the primness walking together near Leadtinhall and Green was carrying • wicker basket, which he= to the girl. Upon examining the basket, he found that it contained • shoulder of mutton, and when he asked them where they got it from, they said they saw a man steal two shoulders of mutton in Leadenhilletreet, and he gave them one of them not to say anything about it. (A laugh.) The Lord Mayor askeds the officer whether be had disco vered who the shoulder of mutton belonged to Baker said he had made inquiries in the market, and bad ameriabied that legs and shoulders of mutton wen con stantly stolen on Saturday night, but be ocatkl oat get say ens to identify the one that was found is the peeromies of the prisoners. The Lord Mayor asked the prisoners what they bad to say in mower to the charge? Overlain, who volunteered to be spokesman, said that they maw a man steal two shoulders of mutton is the market from • butcher's shop, and he saw they were looking at him and offered them this one not to say anything about it. The officer said that from the inquiries he had made be believed that the girl bad stolen • dusk it.. on Saturday night, which she sold for a shilling, and when he starched her he found Is. N. upon her. The boy Curtain, when he took him to the station threw • glove behind the door ; under this glove he found sd. The Lord Mayor inquired If anything was known of the priesmers? The father and mother of the boys and the mother of the girl eeds,tood forward and said they were very bad children and they could do nothiag with them. Curtain, it appeared, belonged to Aldgate parochial school, and Green ' to the City of London Union sobooL The girl had also been In a reformatory, but hod run away. The parents said they were very anxious to have them placed in some school or other establishment, as they could do nothing with them. Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, observed that it was Don- NNW for parents to talk of not haring cootiel over children al the age them were, and it would be very unreasonable to call upon the public to educate and support them. The Lord Mayor said he thought the ooly thing be could do was to sentence them to 21 days' bard labour, and he hoped this would be a warning. Yr. the proprietor of a large eating establish ment ha dit, wee summoned to show muse why be to pay . * *reward to which certain firemen were :teeter brin ging their engines to his house upon the occasion of a fire in his chimney on the 26th of October last. It appeared from the evidence of two of the fire brigade men stationed in Watling-street, named Charles Brown and , Alfred Tozer, that they went to the defendant's premises I on the day in question and found the soot in the chimney ignited, and it was necessery to throw several pails of eater down the chimney before the fire could be extinguished. The firemen alio stated that in their opinion the flue in question was a very dangerous one, and there had been three fires in it daring a very few days, and they said that it required to be swept every day. Mr. Billington said he had done all he could to prevent mischief, and he complained of the inconvenience occasioned to him to him business by the firemen coming to his house, when, as he stated, there war really no fire. He did not call any WithOSINIS, however, to support his statement. The Lord Mayor said he could not disbelieve the evidence of the firemen, and he made an order for the payments of 21. 7s. He at the same time advised Mr. Billington, if this really was • dangerous flue, which it certainly appeared, to be, to have it altered, tube would be continually annoyed. Thomas . X`Corrity, • boy, aged 16, was charged under the follizz circumstenoes. It ap from the evidence of Baldwin and White, two of the City police, that on Sunday afternoon they roost ved in formation that some person had been seen running along the roof of No. 84, Lower Thames-street, and on their Mu g s theren cut teyi foun rom t d he thst • oons u i d ilers• bflie of vtity eral :ft the adjoining houses, which bad been cisterns packed ru up ready for removal. They then made a search about the different pre mises, arid found the primmer concealed in • cask. He bad no shoes on, and they were found on the top of one of the houses. He accounted for being where be was by saying that he bad gone there with s man to sleep on the Saturday night, and he denied all knowledge of the lead. The Lord Mayor said he had no doubt whatever upon the evidence that the prisoner was in the place where he was found for an unlawful purpose, and he sentenced him to be imprisoned and keptto hard labour for three months. The Lord Mayor requested the press would acknowledge on his behalf, the receipt of • donation of flee guineas from the Saireoers•Compsay, toe the poor-box. MARZHTB. • unmoor Wig= DOCK BJETURNSI.—Noy. 10. ILEpor l d.ll 4 ellvercl. l ll.6Wekl 1249. , 2,860 10,440 1 1 22,796 6,820 110,220 64,926 16,167 123,164 43,4.29 MOO 247,122 335,724 64 401 443 86 4,490 4,549 6,249 17,747 41,550 245 2,009 , 5,371 18 11,020 4,296 MIS 31 .017 136,100 acTaaa—Weatladks.. Beagal Madam bap Ypf Panay/ , " . pk COMS—W.I. as Mocha Csyloa WOO* —W.I bags 11,1 ff 10,141- SoSti MI Imo 130 TALLOW.—The arrivals of tallow were heavy, and rove. cal parcels which were not delivered upon the Russian con ' tracts were pul upon the market for male, and prima conse s, ent' declined to 69t. for all the month, and 61s. January to Marsh. The trade demand has been steady, but not a great deal ban passed forwent days ; the = "l inquiry l7 is for October and December next, for which period we have to record a further advance of Is. per cwt. inns last Monday. Town tallow remains scarce, at 60s. 6d. net cash. Oar closing price are—Spot, 60s. 6d. ; all** year, 00a. ; January to March, 61a. ; April to June, 595. ; October to December, 58a, rather buyers. Cocoanut oil is arm ; Cochin, Ha IM. to 65e. • Ceylon, fine, 54e. ; good, 63a. to 535. fel. No Sydney Offering. Palm oil, 475. 10d. to 48a., fine Lagos—(From the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Uvisroog., Nov. 12.—The market is quiet, witbout ebaaga 5 prima. The males are 8,000 bales • —iocluduog 6,700 American, at 4d. to 88d. • 600 Surat, 4 40. to sd. ; 300 EgyptiL, 74d. to at. • 380 Peruam, Sid. to 10id. ; 120 Maranham, 13id. to —'of which 1,000 am for speculation and export. The week's import is 2,000 bales. CATTLE.—Lrvritrooc, Nov. 12—The supply of cattle teas larger, of sheep less than on last Monday ; the de mend fair for each, at much higher prices for prime stork. Oilier qualities mold dearer also. 00ALS. —Lo anon. Nov. 12. —Bates's West Hartley, 17a. Oraghoed Hartley, 17.. 3d. ; Havnon'a West Hartley, IT.. 9(1 ; Holy wall, 17a. ed. Howard's Wag =. &I 17e. . ; Tanlield Moor, 16a. 3d. ; Walla End 21a. ed. ; Eden Main, 21a. ed. ; Walla Rod Braddyll; Hatton, Zda. ; Walla End Hatton, 23.. ed. ; Walla End /I,iar Gea, 22e. &I.; Walla Bad Pittingtoa, 20a. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 225. 6d. ; Walla End Thorpe, 22a. ed.; airway and Dultryn Malting, 23a. ; Climber Hall, 18a— Ships at market, 40 ; .old, 46. COURT OP RXCREQUER.—Nov. 12. The court set to-day, and heard anymesnts in two cuss in the special paper, both of which involved dry points of law At two o'clock their lordships raw for the purpose of &Mani psi with the other learned judges at the nomination for shosifts for the mink( year. Sitip MNW Privs, in Tom, at Guildha)l.-- (Before Mr Boren Mortis sad Common Juries) Niger= V. LousAcr.—waoporez. sZIZTJEL The declarat7ne in ibis eme•stenef that the Sheriff of Mid. &sex had, on Oct. 29, improperly seized the plaintiff's goods ender • writ of d fa. issued by the defendant The aim for the plaintiff was that be was an hotelkeeper, at 42, Nelsonequare, Blackfriars-road, which oreenises he took in June last The defendant having obtained a 'yet i:met spina tiplaintirs father directed the sheriff to thestir omi OMB • goals, who deposed that he was a aa, and bad based them with money he re ceived from his ther, • farmer in France, end that he led he his own sense signed the agreement for the house Is .rhn iks. ereasexamination, the plaintiff stated that his Ether bad been traveller for a firm to who were indebted tie the defendant. He (the o pleistir bad in the %Owns of the year been wron&y i r d aisoned for debts by doe Qat Arm, in which hie tatereet. His maim Heed at the hotel, and memeed the bosisiss. He did ad live there himself, and had asAbluit to de -with It Is the debases it wee proved that the *Mil had told • wham that he could Dot my whether the hotel wee fell oar me, until ha had ems his lather. This wastes Weaned the be had pee to the house to =eke the inquiry with the abject of emoting his friend to recover his debt: Hr. Hem Alert* in siunanne up, old the defame could set be minimised. it was too bad that the plaintiff% weds had been seised without the 'tightest cause ; and if he had been aware of the circumstances be would have directed that an action should be brought against the sheriff. ilu7 found a verdict for the plaintiff, expressing their =ithat the sehmre of his goods he the defendant was blemesaisk, and it might have lid to hie nun. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CADS .—Nov. 12. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Hr. Justice Wightmaa, and Yr. Jwasse Williams.) MIDDEN AND MIDI= P. 7111 A7TOIIIIT4MIIIIAL (PA- MUCK AND PATILICK CITED TO as PROCKRDINGI4). This morning Miss Madden, the younger petitioner in thin extraordinary suit, resumed her opening statement, which had been interrupted on Saturday by the argument m the defendant's plea in bar. She again began her obser vations by a peosU appeal to the court for it. induljmoce. The ernes, sits Mid, lay - before her like a forest, so bewilder *in itakittricany and extent that she should shrink from the kW, of through it were it not that she dLco vend • bright t opening to her in the distance and in viting bar to 'propped. Site trusted as she addressed herself to the task, her path would become less and less obscure, mail at length she reward the open day, sad srrived at tbat consummation, the expectation of which alone had sheered both her father and herself in the one great struggle of their lives—the hope of clearing up the fair fame of - her grandmother, and removing the stigma which had been cast open the honour of her family. After this exordium, the learned lady—the epithet is not at all misplaced—continued her statement until half-peat two, when the court adjourned, Mr. Justice Wightman having to be premed at the oere- MOS) of pricking for the sheriffs. It is expected that the case will go on to-day (Tuesday). INSOLVENT DEBTORS COI:MT.—Nov. 12. (Before the Chief Coataiiieiocer.) Dr TIM WATT= OP WILLIAM 010ROIC HOWARD._ ThecaseciMr. Howard, the heir to the Fssrldom of Wicklow, which had been reported on amend occalons, spin mane before the wart. Mr. Sargood appeared for Mr. Howard, and Mr. Robertace Griffiths fur a creditor named Joel. _ An !application was made for • further adjournment, on as affidavit that Mr. Howard was, through illness, 11130)141 to *Mum A discussion took place, in which it appeared that Mr. Howard had been nine weeks in • look-up house, and it was stated that his illness was the result of his confinement. It was stated that both Mr. Howard and the person who arrested him were waned in the look-up house at the Name time. It was expected that mow would be raised from an insurance office to settle with this creditor, and some time would elapse before the arrangerseut could lie effected. The miso was adjourned to the Bth of May, with enlarged bail. IN TA DAVID !LIAM. Mr. Arthur Stone, as couosel in this awe, applied to re. move the petition o f the 61e, on the ground that the debta had been paid and satisfied. The (Jonrt referred the case to Kr. Lamb, the registrar, to report thereon. THE CONDEMNED CONVICT HULlSl4B.—Yesterday morning • communication was forwarded to Mr. Hubert Wood, the solicitor, by the authorities of the gaol of New. PIA team the convict Mullins, but the puree of its con. tents meld not be ascertained, although it wee supposed to be in reileirene• to his alleged innocence of the foul crime of which he Meads condemned. Hie wife and two sons again visited the wretched man yesterday in the presence of the °oversee of the 116100, the chaplain, and several warden. They remained with him some time. Mr. Wood has been daily in communication with Mullins. It seems that various letters have been forwarded from the gaol to the Secretary of State for the Home Dertment, but on application to the chief olikials of the gaol last night at 8 o'clock no positive m- formation is reference to the execution had been rimeivedfrom government beyond that already made public. It was stated kat evening that various applications had bees made to the tity autherillos for adniimiou to the gaol of Newt** en Sunday man* next to hear the condemned sermon, but present as definite arrangement& hive been made by the Sheriffs. Olity a few ticket& will be hated oa the masks. Erres Homusorxrino COOOL lir delicious scams, payee! 'anathema, and Invigorating power lave pro cured Its genera adoplan as • breathet beverage. lie., and lib. packets, at I. ed. per lb., bp la principal grown Emb art rlled enli 494. Musemopethic Camila, Leedom. (Ad am GUILDHALL. Thom, Brian:4, a respectably-dressed_ youth of seventeen, wee placed at the bar before Sir B. W. Carden, charged with stooling UM belonging to his employer. Mr. Sidney appeared for the prosecution, and Kr. Wont. nee for the defence. _ _ . Mr. Immo Aurahana Boss, parasol and umbrella manufac turer, of No. 1, Little Love-lane, Wood-street, mid the prisoner had been in his employ above two years as junior clerk, and his duties were to keep the petty ash book, pay the workpeople and small account.. He bad also to pa into the bank various amounts and short draughts which witness gave bins for that purpose. He sometimes col lected money, but not very frequently, se that was the duty generally of tne traveller. The entries in the petty cash book were all in the handwriting of the prisoner. He gave him money from time to time to cover the petty cash disboreementa, and expected at the end of every mouth there would be a small balance is The prisoner, however, neglected to make up the book, and upon every occasion that he asked him what the month's balance was, he excused him. self by saying that he had been so busy that he had not had time to make up the petty cash book. Witness at length insisted upon the balanoe being struck, and then the prisoner made up the book to the tith of November lest, and on the Bth he absented himself from the warehouse. In his absence his accounts were examined, and the ba lances were all found to be Mae, aid a deficiency _discovered to the amount of 1341. 19a 7c1., .but that Whom was afterwards reduced by a memotenduni given by the pries ner, br which it appeared he had lent money on his em ployer's account to the young men in the same establish meat to the amount of 191. lls. 7d., leaving an actual deficiency of 1151. 8.. The prisoner was apprehended at his residence, No. 4, Bt. Jamee's.walk, Clerkenwell, sad when brought to the warehouse witness asked him bow he accounted for the deficiency • upon which be said he had *pent 70/. and 'lost 451. lie said he must either have lost it or forgotten to enter it. Witness asked how long be had been taking the money, and he said 18 months. He was then asked bow mush money he took in 1859, mid he said only 31. Witness observed that the books were sac arately balanced in January, and he replied that be borrowed 31. of his father to make up the deficiency. He also stated that be had spent the mosey at different times. The prisoner had not accounted to witness for any of the soma making up the deficiency of 1151. The account he kept of the money he received was perfeetly correct. When the prisoner paid mosey into the bank be (wanes.) always received vouchers for the amounts. _ . . CrOis-examined—Witneas had every confideoce in the risoser, but he was not trusted with other money than ap. peered in the petty cub book. The priso tees Dairy was SOL a year. In his last situation he had only 101., and witness was about to raise his salary when he discovered his defakations. . Thir B. W. said the prieoner was only 17, and many make of that me started in life with nothing at all. The prisoner, who reserved his defence by the advice of Mr. Wontner, wan then committed for trial. GREAT JIIIVEL ROBBERY 12 , 1 SILLTFIELD.—MY. Cohen, a jeweller of Sheffield, was the victim of an =UM. sire robbery perpetinted on Friday night. The thieves picked the lock of the shop during the absence of Its pro prietor, and after powering themselves of jewellery to the value of 1,0001. made air. Information of the robbery wee conveyed to the polio*, sod detective officers Airy and Brayslow quickly obtained information which induced them to go into a populous part of the town known u the Park. On reaching the bottom of Duke-skeet they heard there'd of rapid footsteps, and immediately placed themselves ha a good position tomes the persons approaching before they were themselves observed. Two men, named Joseph Hawley, alias Darby, an edge-tool striker, 18 veer of age, and Thomas Hayes, • scale primer, aged k years, ran up ; knowing the men as notorious thieves, the detectives at ones apprehended both and searched them. They foil= fitting Mr. Cohen's premier but the booty bad been °marled. Owing to the activity of the police, however, this was also dr:veered at the house of an old worm, named Hannah Pears, mother of Hayes, living in Duke street, Park. Pears was apprehenthid immediately me ties discovery of the booty, and with the Beale prisoners was brought before Mr. W. Smith, at the policenood, during Saturday. Mr. Jackson, chief constable, said lie had no dour stout being able to make out ra complete case against all the three prismeni. The prisoners said nothing in de fence, and were remanded. U. X M. D. . . L —.-- — Amman .. 29.74 43 62 8W o 0991340 cc .. 19.88 MI 40 14. E. t MCII7IC4 29.83 42 41 W. t OoricirnAaMi 39.15 16 18.5 0 P031623/1 .. 19.132 42 41 114. E 4 GALWAY .... 19.66 91 19 W o ECU, Liviaroor Vamorm 1160 63 41 N.E. a =ft6l 29.73 43 C N. o 29.88 33 LB. E. o nanconm LOCKS 79.76 39 IR E. be Gut ihi 80.14 44 41 E. or 45 hrs. { llia 16.74 37 16 Kam 18.76 38 37 X 4 f Dom 19.72 42 40 I. b 0 POWSEOOTE 13.71 43 41 X f f Mine= Pfmusal 761882 EMU KU 66 N.E. 0 Darman lll.lll 61 1 r Limo TRAFFIC EXTURNEL lIIATLWATI. MO. Per Yen Tees', 7440, OPOL alias, dr adine. lie. LW Week ending Oct, 25. 1 1 8 6 Detroit end Mftwiutkeee . 183 1,123 3,519 4,762 3,147 Week ending Oct. 16. Banks and L*6 Huron.. 181 1,614 1,811 Groat W•114111S al Canada 345 5,062 6,335 11,307 9,601 Week lading Nov. 10. Boa& Neigerra. — 14,571 5,518 20,000 11,453 WEATHER REPORT. Nov. it mwali 8 AID 9 La. NRI4NAyIO/5, 11.—Barcenetarearnedied and niditVedto 32 deg. at moan acs Wel : each 10/aet, of yanked Mee, causing onelundredth of on Inch diminution: and each 10 deg.,_ above 32 deg, causing three. hundredth, Increase (nearly). Z.-11xposed thermometer in ,bade. M —Moistened ditto ,for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—not magnetic). F.—Yore (0 to 12 —astltaatedi. &in 0). I.—lnitial letters: b, blue shy; a clouds kdetschod) ; Ifq; h, hail I, lightning; ne, misty .0. 0•00114 (dull); r, rain . a, snow ; I. thunder. A latter repeated angweenta—thus, rr. mach rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES_ Britt* memos* badieee; duYoyed iyire at Sydney ; cargo. oil mad bides. Cerro Gordo (uldpl, Verb. tram New Orleans to Queens town. ran mason an Shoal Tortugas, on the 13th October. It Is psst.d the whole of UNI cargo will be weed, bat not SOO bales dry ; the Teasel la said to be a total lam Ley Wee; Oct lit Pride of Canada—lt to reported thin morning that the skip Pride of Canada, hence to Liverpool, is lost on the shores of the Island of Anticosti, to the Gulf of Itt. Imwrenes.—Montreal, Oct M. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Devon. of and from Liverpool for Savannah, was 19 days out. Oct. 20, lat 29.2111 N, lon 0155. Georgia (shim, (['Loon, from Savannah for Liverpool, lot 32, lon 79.36. lord Manley (bertesa), seisartng 8.W., Nov. 4, lot 49 N, lon DardiCita* deatiga.W.. Nov. 3, Lt 048 N, to n Mu W. WRECK OF AN Anzazomir VIM= AND LOPS OF Brom' Lrvne.—Pastambee Yin been received In Liverpool giving details of the total low of the Maser Taylor, of New York, one of the emigrant liners between that port and New York. The Mores Taylor was on her pasesge from Quebec to Liverpool, and was under the command of Captain French, who reports as follows : The ship had a cargo of timber and deals, and sailed on the 91.1 of September. When three days out she went on shore at Nateahaquan Point, in the Straite of Belleisle, during a thick fog, and be came a total wreck. The captain end crew remained by the wreck to save stores, materials, &c. On the Bth, a gale sprang up from the southwest, with a heavy ma making, and, deeming it unsafe to remain longer on Weal, idl bands left the ship ; but I. endeavouring to reach the shore, the boat in cliarge of the second mate, Mr. James Wilson, a native of Liverpool, with seven men is, was capsized, and all on board were lost. The following day the second mate's =las wallas those of four of the crew, was recoveredand CO shore. The captain, mate, and remainder of the en. were compelled to remain at the port near where the vessel was lad until the sth of October, when they got a to Gaspe in a fishing schooner. The bull of the =Taylor, and the stores and materials saved from the wreck, were sold by public suntans, but only realised about 9001 THE Loss or THE CoNNAUGHT.—Tho Humane Society of Boston have awarded a medal of the highest class Itsbitain Wilson, of the Minnie Schiffer, and a silver to Thomas H. Connantoo, mate, with ten dollars to each of the crew. A resolution expressing the gratitude of all the friends of hunmuity for the noble conduct of the captains, Leitch and Wilson, was also adopted. Wzienge IN RELATION TO THE FINE ARTS.— ..Indeed, one of them has already made a very marked advance in this respect by producing artistically ornamented watches. adapted to meal a high standard of cultivated taste. The mane facturer here alluded to Is Mr. J. W. Benson. of 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill. In recently visiting his newlyontanted show rooms we Mead a most ran display of highly-ornamented watches of all kinds. The watches here exhibited surpass those of any other English manufacturer lu respect to novelty of de ' sign. combining artistic beauty and exquisite finish in the orna mentatlon. The wide reputation which Mr. Benson has gained for the perfect tinic.keeping qualities of his watches leaves rothing for us to say on this point. Mr. Denson eat' meet the views of the economic utilltasion with the WOO facility as be can the wishes of the most elevated. A buyer intent on securing a superior watch of good desire and lading tinalltles cannot fail of meeting with satisfaction at this astoblisnineut."—Observer. Beacons Illustrated Pamphlet, post frco for two stamps, is descriptive of every construction of watch now made. Watches safe by poet to all pans of the giorra—iadvertlsernent. BIRTHS, IiAB.RIAGSS, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BA . LDR.Y. 7 Nov. A of Torquay, tho alto of A. Baldry, Esq., of a difasbler. 1 . 011.1.014U.—1g0v. 7, at litlarg Honor, of U. Furlong, YAK , of a daughter. HASTOPP —how. 7, at Eaton place, Mr'. J. W. C. Harlow. of the wile •saa. RAV/t10111L1?,—Nov..8. at Shipstou-cn-Stoor, the wife fl the Rev. W. U. Haveraeld; at .we. WIORML—Nov. 8 at Weithoura Whims. haq., of a daughter. MAILKLUIVI meet, the wife of J. R. DrLVES—CRIPIII.—Nee 8, at Trinity Church,Tunbrldgeerelb, by the Rev. L Hoare, M.A. . J. Rehm, l'eq....,Tß:enhelm.plaes. Tuubridgairells, to Mary Ann, daughter rd C. Wpm, Fee ot Clltton-rUla. Tunbrldes.welle. FRIZMAN—ROPRIL—Nov. 7, at Colby, Norfolk, by the Rer. 0. Colaby, O. Freeman, L 4., of Pottroley, to B.mbla, daughter of the late S. D. Roper, Lek, of Colby. DEATHS. _ _ ----- ABUTON.—Nov. ft, Frances, wile of the Bev. E Aahton, Vksr of thtytoie, Lonemakhe, aged et 813 WU:MS.—Nov. Y, et Clareneentrovt, Liverpool, John Bam ford, ion of Dr. Barrens, aged 23 LLLEKTION.—Nov. 11. at Clifton crescent, Birkenhead, W. "..' 1070;10 . 1;. sod . I& lILLOWL—Nov. 8, M Youtisgue.plooe, Sir C. Fellows, aged 61. Masi NW ?libHaat by WILLIAM VIVI lIAIXM. of No. S. Lumabaninektet, in tla• City of 1..1.44 Printer, At tbn twee, IN lontimnt-street. in tlni l'reunct of Wintilial.— TOULAY, ISM