The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

Pr Ir 4 nom LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. PANE LE W& avaasam e2YT.reae tlissigaw, atcapine : Tockysl,oll., art saalsor. I.tarresdre Doc. eat Ite, rod Jr. $ r 12. at Rol Us & 9111niadmibis wk.. lanni nan deeit. Malaga Taus Rams. s l •lll2.•sairest, mod. pabliabat, Dle. ▪ and J&a Sal 11. a 4 Sas. . Llskialess sad Mackneed, Walt:rook . af. ears.. 11•14 Osimmialiest ssll4lage liO4•71 1 11 ft ea laaaPar. Dec 7 at 171. aad Jae 11 ft llosbOoll-alrest. NA_ , a. • IM Jewirrelimbare: rig. slirest. eD- Joao • nano famszsim largisrOws. Comarelal.roul. 1..1 awl thue maasketwer.pes. sad Jam. 11 it 1. llorbse Nod Low* Old Amy : it bac , L,takort, . arlsbera. cards', Da& lit lte mod ? 11, Musebalbalma SM.. MEM= awl Iladmied. taaot . at mil_ Galliballebaralem. amp s A ma. rrairldia. maralmt. Des tat 1. mil Jot 7at 11. at Ea tra.l I . reed awl Lloyd. Illeambary mime lams% amber& Jam Kamm flansopelse. Rurrg.W.b r.Dsa7dTT. M Jea. Tas T. ill Illmleshilldrail rL, ilinkeia. Claw morphs* Pearil. WorTrino, Telkairs. awl. lisarkwer. 166 a. 6 1114116•61, 11.1., , 116agesr, is It tad Dm Si al 11. al 001.Ma•4111.1. Id . 1---- 01111016411momro. Alialli WOPIMIAA. DIM . ILIMS. AY /W/110/1/11f. Doc 7 . 4 eat Jaw 4 al 1. al Sala, Mora and Lb.. 144 hem. al. Aldstrumber 7. OODS'.B told.!. • Moos. Waratolablie, hotel keeper. Doc IS sad ha. 14 al li a aj ess likaijl 444 Coot Apia . Ibasvoad. Lawaa.sa. awl Ansa, Wt. Wash= . at sala. Vassar. Illosimaboa Jams ftneaus Swaim. Gloassalsediro. n//t. Doo. I and Jan. 1.11 ll. al Ilrbiol Carl llct. Wilma 411 • 4 144 1 411 a. N. AMMO. NM& Thomas Ina, Rosana. Oimaimutddre. Innzioagat. Wm 4 sad Jas. 1. at 11. at Maki o.et. hots.. Bona sail Lb., Mao,: of. aoda , Amman. leasat. Memel Sams. Itwastotroasallall. pelo ta. DM 12 lad Ise Mat 11. at Lode Owl WY at IlalL ask. llol.t. and Rob ILlapsaaalaoallall . at sok. earn*. Kflapaosapsmollall. Jain I. Meta. U 11l &air. Me. II at 111.112 at Mo. It at ti. a 1.1 Carl ask. 11l ash. atabarg. W City. NA Hang as Cs.. Lletagoot • 66. asi6.7 = Wawa BM ILI= ritrirre, Nakao Laansabire. drapes Dos. 6 aad TV. at It at Ilfaacbodar Oast Sol. tattoo, Yaaiala ;at mkt. Pest Nascbseler. Wasdas Jona tam. Noweastie ape Tv.. almalialam at. at. Dee 4 al 111 and Jr. 10.1 It. at Nowardaapaa. Court. Sok. Illatabowa and Co , Loooksakatalsest. L and J.I, NevtasTyao off. arba. ISO" Now. 711.11 r; ;rll( 0011PANIII WINDING-UP AC! 'ATM? '4TAR , II tome pc. T , Ger - T. Iiilli:11M111111011. hall meek to mates claims. SA PTCIIII AN "(PLAID. 11••• 19 Jumps Ttorrt. Warwick. laskesper. 1.1.. Twos Ammo, 31111dIrest. Qty. sod Sodom road, II ...ter . hey 17. ISAAC fIoTrTAA. /Arnold. watchmaker . Nor II /Ave Laiumovon 11.1DIAT. Gnat dl Helen's City. sod Plewraetkeucon.Tyas, worchoot. INOULVENT PUITIONW AT POITTOALSTLINT. 1.44 - . - Dec. IL Sarah An ;leonine, Zenalanoerinee, Enneeen t x= r t ik . c rotline„ Beenoteenn UPONln=arb.: W. John" t= l. sonar —I.. U. 5 yr= "— Ckeuele-loao, W Rad Learawn, general dealer —J Dioney, Gionestorotnok semen printer— It. Wood, bun., Orcenrlck.l= . . it burin, Ananie-etren legentAperk, dock sonnaolerer--1. noult.el, Half crescent. Islingt.m. sold enter—J. Dna neter, ennorl....l.street. ehoreditch, seller of dean on cm. none. Der IP. A 4 Ifill.etreet. Peckham, officer of Calker— .l J. C•iiterti. Actea.enten. Middleman. market ganianter—L C. Marahnpla...r. caroberwell. journeyman carpenter—J. Wor" Kirapt..n. horny, anwpw—C B Christian. Wherton- Arent. Clerkenerell. enotpnlike—e Winter. litzbatreet, Con ant town, Intriiler—J WIWI', Stratton,. ices. plumber—E. GU NK Cherch-etresa Waterloo-,cad. can proprietor . & J. LulingTam, Toti nhamoOiTrt ro d. kaaleYs salstant -IV M. Kamm, yueea'e•row, Delsioa, medical easluient-J. Hyde. Last street. &meal% hakee-T. A Thiralim BLrlMe► 'Meet. Southwark. lailor-4: Yam& Drary.laot, publican-J. Yews. Unclench, and Caammatreet Wert, CliY. NINA •• n mfiellea MOM Mailemi. ngawya 'erb-J. Steak, Hanover square. liesaingtum toners to a winked. perfumer. - . - or DIVIDEItD. Wn.LtAif Itrrmr, • ttre.eld. razor manufacturer—Lt dividend of od. , .Nov 27 and four subioquent Tueadays, at Ikeirtn's, _ _ _ DIVIDINDOL Sec. U. C. Ertam Upper . -- erreet. Wanton. woollen draper— Dee. 17. J L vvos, iF licelrest.4lll, City. dealer in iron—Dee. IS A Holm, uotorn.rvial-whset, Old Swan lane. Upper Thames street.. ship owner—Dee 20 A. MW, Itotungluial. boater—Dee. SO. W. Muria, Nottingham, draw—Dec. 31. W. Tarpla, Ply. mooCi, draper—Dee. EL rJ. larr oi lawouth. insvcer—Dec 19. R. a McManus, • apothecary—Dec. Da Neecesll4en- Nli bna J. Raab ton. tirl sle . pleaterer—Dan,. IS. J. R. Swann, Manchester. India- Pekes oestaulactirer—Dea. IL J. Dilworth, It M. Arthhesten. aid R. Birkstt, Lancaster. In J. Dilworth ksipstste eaSets Lancaster. banter—Dee. PI J. Memo and .Ti 1 St Delves. Lancashire slow manataerarers—Dee. 12. i rt. theekvlL Liverpool. broker—Dec. 17. J. C. lteDomald end A. T. U. Dearzd, Lverpool, wine inenthasta—Doe. 17. M. lan- Port Liverpool, tailor—Dee. 17. D. D. Parry. Liverpool. wider =nth —Dee 14. 8 Mailman, laysepool. butcher. CIIILTLFICATM to be slated, oalNe caps b• sheers In the mama on K big, tie day of meeting. boa l& W. =led& Charelbatmet and Oaford.terfsee, Chelsea, 14. 0. WYgleamerlh. Richardson atreet, leather Astaker—Dea. & C. MO" Canalen&pmeage. Clerkenerell. War s,—Des M. Cebu% lasdpurt. litvpahire. dealer in ders—Dee. 22. D. ram" ILIZILyaa. Norfolk, draper—Dee. J. °Man Word, —Dee I?. C ilmmett, Cardiff, estitler—Dee. l& t r lawfats, Nottingham. hoder —Dee. l& W Tait, Noltlnglisak, Yavelbre—Dee. ta. J. 11. Sharpe, Derby, beardiDS4"" leek INEMMINS DINDOLIFILD. 1 Poole ant C. 18..CoarsOlDeder, prlntere7Getir.nde Ositin:pgirui - ntartAYin ` SOO. liiiitmersnith, lobo =hod beeper.-11 Idrycoos. am. Drookstre.t, Lastoniond.... P. arse. main huildto—C. SalsOa sad J. Ititchi.. web. SW. Y.rckaWre. provision' dishoo—J. Whiteley and W. AlmurdL. ry YgYdYR dab ertiolon—r Nato sad I. Zmone.cs, tar kirtre., loossahlo. loom cloth manstactseses— . T. Cornativo. IV ttneline mil J. CoaaaUv.. lloralay. Lawaaalgra, man declarers of negate wad ploktr; saint la Ilanesste Yee rulry—W J Mmeeoper mg 1 'Porter. Albett-etreet. Cowin- Seem In and coellmeelote—J. Wood and L Ulan, Maki, T.,rtab.re. tn. roundaelnore—Y. Penns anti F. isalsiffloes, Apatnasuptrat. oroetall—J. Maw sir.. J. Sabin. Jew. leg W. . El ...ler. Le,.' .. alma mod& asaa. so a.. J. li Met, tar. —II. Davies awl . Swaim Weellosbaso. = mater .otattaanos eseste—illes OIL wed Site Aare WI. te ••,.. :lon reore. Werriehilso. Seemed victrEets—T. Can awi J ,:....is. ..lo.Mloem ILen t wbeleesho sal Mall altaudias area ..r 0 0de....—J. Sena awl letheratil. heft* Teethe, --J , blame eoll R. ltidin.leset Telortaley, Nor th . 1i..!1an.... %nem—F. Aerie and H. Itesnes. Ilwetheelec. inlotcrs—A Turks, MG liirebalL owl James Btrebell. 114. WO ,s, Lsn.:mate, wr W li. RID a:..1 1, A. Joano, lirrotn.dtaat. paint Yefboa anti cam reanufactanms—W. Y thl: mad P. BeeteL to ler& Lan...toluro, I tiaraol arta.lnr•— I J .. Won't ad Z. Ilistai. loitgattr, elastic web masa. fact .-'es--C Mimeo nee F. itmiell. Ism . 5141 t0r-Rost. WIW an 1 in stray re brobens—lL Norm .beemeet awl L Moran. W.' Dew.. .•loseeseentire. Milers —M. illohlrowl. IL Jewels. ad M. Orbothel, d Waresitetwe /roam I, a0.....,.-4. Toso. ant W. NAJAF. Illasatott upon Hill. drpolters—J. atacly awl J. iwa. Lembee term". Linsbeth-rned. i Matte. mai TOW Imesimnis SOOTCS iMITIIII[LATIONO. Jahn CAMS Wuhan. sAmegoo. aser,haut, Noe. 17, at the Paeottp WI, Otempew. Alin Mahan.= Seem Hater. tllne.e. WO. sad MI- W ier-stasek Looks. enembeloo elerebo..:, Nor. 2:). as the haft U. Ulowsow. bhuhui NA Dua.lee, welter. Dee 1. al the Hon] Rotel. 1 , -ales J, .co Mrommoe. t.mbelsi. bowl ke,t.x. Dec 3. at the Albeit Aram Wool. ts . stela. now barluntill.l3. tarpon. Oft, at the Ow. !En. Medallloc+ DIV!.10:1 OP Pol.lcl. Yesterday attse , won Caputo Harris. awielsat conuniatiotier. nada Ilmo hispactioa of this division. That of the Ada. Hampstead, and Eaatiali.towo vull•liritioni took= as qampateed.beatli. nit sar,rt ap;werucii awl es diaaglia• .4 the MIS 'alai forth some complimentary remarks frac. th. eartda, who congratt:latel Mr. Supens• Medan' Lt.xton and Ids Inarnatoes upon the efficiency of the divutiow. Tim rentaiedag subdivuowis were reviewed is hvrot v.park. at als hour, with a viiriier malt, FILIVO rroN TEM MAW /PM TY.t.E.ALAUFM COM PANY Or LtVllllPr..t.- -.lt the Liverpool l'oLceamorl ei = day. W. M. Aida ton. a clerk to the Mageolia Vornp.,ey's Liirrpool MSc*, was brought app OS 1111111•114 chark.d with +drawling the company by a Wit...rat...l4v new stamps cpon menage, ea Neer, soot in so the cot:malty. awl selling lb* new and snob winch had been paid fq, by Meows. Norris and "%Nut V. other prisms. nod Porketiln ILLinneek Theme were maw. mitered into ritertiay, a ft er a length, sad wither intricate investigator'. the prisoner was ea : - nitted for trial at the wintions., Mr. Cobh, who ap• foe Mitliikton, miservieg the defence until trial dadmed, after sonie conaideratwa, to accept ha_ IltilDelt !X Tits Corm' DoNen AL .—LONDON WEIL TICAMDAT NIGINT.—An afoul-tied inquest was hold nn the body of James limns at the ,osier court, (I.urch-lilin, at twelve co'clY:rk to-day 11, amid. motley retuned a verdict "That , !sresawl wig f wilfully, and maliciously murdrrrd by . unknown." Mt. has offered a rewaol ..f UV, or the, .ISooyery of the perpetrator of this brutal murder." ~„• • amusing, Nov. 22. —Daring a sudden gale beat 8.8. W., which sprung up here a few erasing, ago, with the sea nuking fast, the steam dredge espied ia deetwitieg the bashrmee month was found to he u. great danger. Aboct half-pant an alarm was given that the nine men on board the dredge were in a eery eswilwas sitnatron. The lifeboat le , '.ongut; to the National lredit 4100 .as immediately le nnehed, and after wards snoreesled in assisting W trim; the dredge to • pier* of gaiety within the pier. During a drum fog yeetAr,lay the Wctn.lNide fctry.boat, I.x.rd Vorp.th, aced the Cunard steam t,n.lcr flate3ite came ato collision on the Merry. 'Me Lowl pet.;:s bulwarks were stove in, awl the Satellite was much Injured la cot-stratum of rennin; artinst st. George's Pier. (Advertisement.}--lioLtowAy's o :lrrellNT AND pm• —Comitael timager of Teratee. —lt is moil rent tat lor t`.l Webb di all that the Ooat vlemito tre el tereperAture ens 0...0ar4r.; Abc Id metro andel oi they rteretro am tofu. **as egret 14..3 the mareollp of pones& Whom "4.* .or throe. elkc.:riwiarn. beneeldtlik s d nuoilar dtryirdeni mho:, ler.dirers Molars( obilmid be le di robbed whbost delay. wee ibserik-md pm% red N. par ',kw pills Mould be taken at Du wee tr.. There weederfal repteilko arrest ao.l . no u. late them dor r with enialet) sled misty. and will em....ith sky e emit o i The ointment Pi Sill rabb d open the * pmts. mit :I ribbed lien is In prows It It sat limatrrest le the disordered hew, der sere LL THE • EXPREBI4-,BATIIRD4,kAV4NINcI,- NOVgMBE.R. .21 1860, . __ • ~-• . - - - ilailm intilligatcs. der is shish the vessel • left. The -meek- sake' Mr. Joba Patriok, whom Mr. Sheddersek, bad Waded for one worth of good. got from the opposing creditor, not one at Jule se sod the debedent Mendeed cadges to of them executore, wrote WOW to Mr. Wee. Patrick, in shilling had been paid. Why be bad left with his --.--- ak ger to Copthbegea. He had, dement, /Selinburgli, an account of his uncle's Mama.' It wee dated father nearly 5001 , worth of goods could not be accounted COURT OF QUERN'S BINCE —Noy. 23. =! aid ; lire ems Broth cruises about, rid on 9th of November, 1798, mud it contained the following for, except it was because he could mot otherwise depose M Yams. Then as to the payments to fimpersoes at money NNW In Siggn , -Oche the Deed Milt Jinni" XL b. 16"11fi are il lidp ilea veder ""bi air ekt imikimi aei Pivssid log. it Pa."' " It is : with extreme sonner I have now to inform you banewed, then was DO IITI oft which the court could Judie Hun , sad Mr. Justice Blackburn.) =h a yed* Med be mid ad naderteke melt • soy. that our friend William Bheadete disorder has at last Cr rely. The payments were not vouched, and he could not II PART 3 3AII/010-Inatn• V. Howes - REGINA IL see without amilerable deb ; Math, aided re- rived at a crisis. He is at this moment in the meet ad- tdos them am amounting for the money. He was perfectly 10110111. few to gollywheme be woe m somas the nadir vaned stage dan uncongenthie consumption, and all the =ad that when the iniolvent obtained his pompon be Men was beard if lie were he aired weaker@ of mortality nee his eyes. Every sot to pay the croaker ; and why wm it to he Mr. D. &mew? mid, b Menace to this cum thst the that hie amp 1 le Insured y. In this hour threatens a dissolution of his existence- his rev ;att supposed, when no much dishonesty was apparent, that he Mara at Mse. Raehael Regiciss had been mode, and that way he ram Mined a f =a li t the lifith, nth. and 30th died-be must die-he mend live ; but this is lot all. H intended to act honestly towards those from whom be said Mies Cheikeee Bided was la Axed. °" use, and the Ist of July. A protest was dews up that has, from otheideratione which he conceived eal, asieural . , he bad borrowed money' As to the money the insolvent Mr. ado IBRIT demanded, Tel UAW of the father, that he had broken the eharterparty, but aftermath he was less(, and proper, at the moment when eternity was stating alleged be had received, it was clear by his travelling and his daughter should he given up to lth • and also that , ordered to proceed to Plymouth, and he went. The present him in the face, united himself in matrimony to the women law expellees he bad spent more than he said he had re lit/wee sad shout b sttached for contempt of court. mum tto recover damages for the alleged who has for many years lived with hint in a very differed creed. The judgment of the court would . proceed on not re- The Liget "" Ji.ge.- Th e first t hi n t° be decided is, breach, waund brough t trial the Lord Chief Justice asked the situation. accountang for part of the property and in making away what is to be dem with the child. my whether the d e f en d an t was justified in " . pausing" as " His object in this proceeding was to rescue from • with the other part His Honour gave a judgment of Me D. her them eemplabed that the fresh dadavite on him, a tad done ; and they expressed their opin ion that his .fated be..i , ti . i . d ... introduos into the world, with all the eighteen calendar months from the vesting order on the tie other s ame ____,_.,_ leld bees "A v r_reols_ily_h i t z P d to ~..,„„""'" conduct had been that of • wise and prudent man. They &leo priv il eges • to those who are born under the in. 17th of April, for concealing and making away with "''' '"'" no "liv"`•••" , ''' •••• be°'"'" "` enew '""'• found for the defendant upon two muss which raised the Brace of law , two infant children, one a girla bout six property. them question whether theorder to proceed toCo bed been years clap, and the other • boy of about five. he ore. ---- - Mr. WO lima lea a trod adblavit hem the father. It from revoked by the order to proceed to Plymouth. Su neatly, mony took place on the 7th instant-it was to him a bard L .." ° ±,.... th•s _ n all A M", ~...__.1 " 1 111 11 ",.._, 41 . 6 .",_ 8. " . .._.. • rule was obtained for a new trial, upon the ground that struggle, but the considerations above mouth:used prepon• '" """'"" ""' •••••• .••••'''. 118 = 1.•• '....-- tt .c le should have directed the jury that there bad been dented. I , of course, was not oosesaltied , bat be com bed thredseed to be remeed el dim hares of contract, and upon the further ground that the municated the whole to me after it had takes place, with atreweciclacitaaaiatet der, "s he had ai l im r ill e apahla ta t° =W as * u tile asiamt :erdict was opiu m. i t in. the o zle ab ncl ut. To.day cause cam shown his motives. It was out of m y power to =ta . o r pre. vent it, nor was it my wish. I have always bad a e &object, and bed embed her premiss thisi dis would ad Mr. K. S m ith - Mr. Within Williams appeared to in acting in things of that sort with a spirit of daughter leysubeehbeetisquatlyesememb miien requeded to w a b esea llba h T eeheff bat Ul u show ui m ere ; sad Mr. Borill and Mr. Honyman to support and propriety, nor did I ever interfere. . . . Besides Belgium two children ineatiosed he hes one other, • in ebblieb7 with her_g"'""c m ' MIN licThe ' mid Yr. Justice Byles said he was of opinion that it was not girl, ► bout 12 years old, by another woman, who is that he Ind Weed to do se. net in the niesawkile be hal „,. the duty of the judge to have told the jury that there was • • long dead-his • very image, but who can reap no benefit breads of th e omitted.. The letters did not bear this inter. from the measures adopted being considered in the eye of b••=llllrlFOlU gNi‘egb liis ells an d ". tint an and that g ja he thile7 hed and -. ma ink" with half a tantatia to ba y • he petiolate, and moreover they did not item the contract but the law • badord." him ea ,,,, ni ..„ ha beams were only evidence of the breech, and their construction Now, if it could be conceived that Mr. John Patrick was ii 17= 4 : 2 1 1 ( 1 2 e r a ' tha T" tai t'l ha haw& r am, was for the jury. The judge, therefore, would have been wicked enough to write this letter, supposing it to be un rigs midst of the ottembiet on. bar wrong if he had construedthe letters. The judge had left true, it was impossible to imagine that he could be such a depart re the nght question to the jury, and they had found it In fool ;for at this timethere must have been abundant means fee Bdigkem. the else wed amp ham home .. and was secreted la That his wife had rime lama He thought further that the judge was right in to disprove his statements . Two days later Mr. Patrick nit . hie the . la ow pronswe et tin ma r d = a te Ja c :7 to consider . whether the defendant was added the following postscript : likewise that she bed lissem " using as he had done. As to the " Nov. 11. bath male aid fon " mtimewir, the &went , lieing - .,_ againd the evidence, his lordship was not demanded "In the morning Mr. fibedden gradually approached his smelted that Mu Barked bed beetle sad heeled the "'""'"' Teci L ici ' end. He has looked into his affairs and wrote to his person of the daughter. And in order te th ew the caw Rule d isc h arg ed, hinds. He has two important letters to write, and he dies plicity of the parties it shirsthi be Meld that is a letter ocateated. One is to you remecting his children, kc. The width by Mrs. Hopkins to Mrs. Crawkeddertiesamarlotte COURT OF EXCHEQUER. —Nov. 23. Vol was • &Akre Manses to the latter of w hi s k • e be sent to Seellead." Barford's stay in Loudon, the latter mu mimed to muffle B i t tinge in Barns. -(Before the Lord Chid aloe sad duplicate bed shady bees seed : and et whils t bee froths here& op when she went out, lest she should he emu by Barons Bramwell, Channel, and Wilde)) most improper waded el the male piellYeasr. the Merslie. Mr. Seymour thought his learned friend put too hard a IMMO r. CLARE. -ACCIDATT. would have bees forthomaing terthe ads petition= mustructrou epos the phrase in Mrs. Hopkba's Wier. This was am adios brought by the plaintiff to recover bed it still eir be bed w =il it r boite. Ordnbrj alba - Mr. Justice Hill -le telling her to keep the girl's veil dung= for interim received by the alleged._negantee et „..,„, New Yak sot and trip& always down the mended udentiou was to prevent her the chtendent , who bog gut s T he Pam •ma • ae.. = " 6°7 _,.._ tblir lel ‘ lee Illebeill g relleilli tT -- ele ,_t b " ill thin C.lB, cliscovery. But the question now le, what is to be ace. young man to attend to machinery in the '"' Bb "' e "" n _sa.......a blia t e i y a a " 15k i....... /e "' e ' e s......... eeeeer " um twice.> with the child. defeadant's and while in that service the tentage =n a d a "vsisosi a n.".. , to bomb. , by the wry, Mr- The Lord Chief Judice-What is said on the other side which weeding law must he Placed rotted had left a small legacy. The lather referred to ma with respect to she melody of the child? ma oat at main,. sad t h e plainti ff h e t aa L ere a r as tailor, arid poports . to have been written jest before Mr. Seymour enkedeeed th i s the yowl / lady, being close tendon defeadaa's /0/1/21.1. to that fact, when the the petitioner's father dud : , pow 16 year. of sip, led arrived at a tune of life when latter promised It should ke repaired. This, however, was „ _ ' New York, Nov. i lZ 1798. epos • mart aught be Waimea by her own wishes and her not does; and ems eV wh il e the plaintiff was "mill my Ter7 dear Nepliew,-My keg and Masse must apologise for my long 4iimee. I am sow going to senior." his sleeve eve lit in NW al the wheels , and he ew? li v e eenne ued ow let' berhomes_eembeetibes let bur name into an reeem i a l in which maid It the l an at ii i an , quit this world. I have married Me Ann Wilms, which jade's private nem aid dad by the counsel on both sides, At the trial which took piece Intone Mr. Bare Wilde, at is aPProve One d cd ch = hinge blew, and which totem her sad we will there seentein what she hr to ray. Liverpool, the jwy found • make fee the w i th and two ' Him by her to honour gad credit. After a esedibeahle interval had elapsed sad all parties 2001. damages, the learned rum* l l o abi til ifr defes- I have settled all 3 7_affaire, and %Mended irroulden bare, bad retuned bee dent leave to move the to ester the verdict for the ~._• w w,____. , 'w wree . r .. n . , „_,_,_witie yon, die at var *nano is • Mr. Ss* nee :trait that the father ma the mum defendamt, or for a poomit, er fora now trial on the point .. ‘ ..,, a ____ ~_""r eibbe° ""m___„___,__ ll " ll . l K ea.... a• They are charming entitled to the et the child. The Mho( Okada ci law reamed that the dandies was not liable under the ''•••'••-•• In F•gumisr. I have ordered my executors to IL., cep. 14, drilled that every memeted lemma die at set send him to yen. I now remit the led of Griffith and the death of her fatheramid not b..e attained the eg Mr. Me, with whom wee Mr. Apeland, now showed subject Welinled% neb=n i geeln- Tbegene Daniel sod Co., It shall remain to her guardian until she muss aped the rule. He submitted that under the 21st London, 'Wed lief Jima, at 60 slays, foe 3261. the* egg. But even supposingeir lonliiips did ad p section d tie 0 and 18 Tic., c. 15, all dangerous machinery Ilk ticL , end Ilret of D. Perclubmion tad Co.'s, on Bar with Vat iii autarkies the period o th f parental authority to It modes wed he surrounded by • fencing for the prole+. air Fartinhanen , Ibndrethdeted iliatbi°°, 21st *rub/. et a years a age, they would at all events extend it to the Mee at these em is work* it, ma that • mill 6 Pan/e , for 911.. together 4171 . lib- gd• sterling , and I de tee et 16, far ne it wee Led be the statute of Philip and o came within the .„„„, thig a that ...d o .. He sue t at such further sum or auras of more may be appre- Key, which had lees reeeprated with the 9th of Geo. IV, aged there was no ferule the amesmtion of the other Prbted for the purpo se of maintaining and educating him cep. 31, l ee MI Mlle it as offence to remove unlawfully dde that the plaintiff could ad Deoolll because he was the !PM_ ___,_ _teellY , and aa „,•onordall_ __ to__„.._hle bilen„ . _te end inclination, not W mom worn aim 16 years of age from her father's sawed of the dehadmet, sad bed voluntanly entered in • exceeding 'Asrmig, to r • the consent •I my elf. lame ; and the elms was complete even although the demerees meth& This sees wee entirely different from all !uteri , "" wham you are be . t otally independent In thin girl was • emmelles party. et Oben eampreboaded It the elms in which it had been euetneee„„ _ • l um o nl7 edd tint I remain death, dear Tor Lord ChlsCrielioe-The dif fi culty is to fi x when the hold that a served who bed bees injured through the neg. Woonna, Your drootineete undo, „ child is too young. li pase of • hllowmemat could not recover from their ilijped) WILLIAM SaIDIMUL " Attested-John Milk Mr. Sleigh-The mart was the proper lodes rd thee, par. wader. In ail them come the duty imposed OM the master titularly in the Me of • female. It °odd sot he paw depended oe bid in the present cane the duty im- If the authenticity of this letter was established there was leaded that a female of 16 or even 17 years of ap he reed es the Mets. ~ d spesdsd on. law. an end of the case, for nobody could pretend that it was intrusted with discretion in such a matter. Mr : 2 d b' ampere of the rule, otedended that the open to more than one interpretation. Bat this lett er was Mr. Justice Hill-The law is well settled es the meth plaintiff lent Mower. If their lordnnps held that he referred to by no less a person than the petitioner's mother. Rom Although a girl be • consen y, yet wag to the verdict their heleathet would have this On the 3rd of September, 1799, the wrote to Mr. R. Patrick if she be unlawfully taken away from her fa & custody it effete, that' • smash amight GNAW al • write which he a letter, in which the said, "My worthy husband made his L • misdemeanour. That is a distinct recognition that the know te he hammier" and should be allowed tors puue that last will and testament some short time before his death, girl has no mind or will of her own, so as to he capable et =Mee at the beard of be meter. making settlements as far as he could, and appointed infringing upon the parental right. TM Lord Cider Ham-No. Ben is • servant in the executors for fulfilling his intentions. He also at the lame Mr. Sleigh would thee submit that the only question employ of • muter who ie bosmd to find protection for time wrote your brother William, in most affectionate before the court was, had the father a right to the monody thaw, whom he employe. That protection is wanting, and terms, recommending our sou William to his guardianship of the child! His declarations of care and affection for the servant draws the atteatioa of the master, or of his and protection, and made a remittance on account of his her had only been met on the other side by mere amenities. mamyer which is the same thing, to the fact. A promise infant, his view being to send him to Scotland for his educe- The Lori Chief Justice said it was not understood that hi made to repair the want of protection, but that is not cation." It could not be pretended, therefore, that no such any attempt was made on the other side to disprove the done, and the accident etiaues.We should neitherbe violating letter was written. The letter watt es lofty, "My chief rea deilmediess of the father in respect of his kindness towards any role of law, nor laying down anypropoeition of injustice, son for troublingyonetpresent is owing to • report circulating eked. if we should say that in sadi a awe the negligence is here that my bushard's relationemean to interfere and claim Mr. Seymour said the fresh affidavits had only been filed wholly that of the master, and that the servant is sot re- this estate to the prejudice of the child on the pretence of ale that day, seed no opportunity had been allowed of answering , possible . gitim ac y. A s you are next of kin to Mr. Sheeldeo, of course them ; but if time were allowed for the purpose, be was Mr. Jones submitted that when the Sal:tiff entered the if • claims of this kind shouldbe set up it must be from you. imetroeted tory that proofs of the father's mistooduct mak' detendant's service be took it with all the risks of such The fact is, the marriage was solemnly performed and the be forthcoming. 'swim will se regularly executed as ani , two acts of their nature The Load Chief Justice-Every opportunity had been Mr. Baron Wilde-All the ordinary rinks - all except could possibly revi l e. and am testimony of the facts I awed to the parties ; but I must asy the result has been those which flowed from the magliceace at the defendant tract I have furnished." So t t she evidently connected to negative anything Lire such misconduct as to justify the The learned mussel wee omeedng to cite eases to show in her mind the two seta of the marriage and the will. removal of the child . that the defendant was mot - liable, whim the court rose, and As to the testimony she referred to, it was Mr. Seymour -Your lordship may be overlooking all ides the further arguments were adjourned. obviously worthless. Instead of procuring the evidenoe of ef the general conduct of the father. her father (who was still living), or ef her =bead's friends, Tlpi Lord Chief Justice-This is not matter for answer COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL she sent certificates troth • 2 • 1 •• and • leernetreen But to them andante The girl herself does not Rugged any OAM/fa-Nov. 23. the declarations of the family were numerous and =waver. seal grounds. Mg. In a letter to Mr. Robert Sodden, Mr. John Patrick Mr. Justice Hill-The question before the court is-le (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Jun** gniatmln, and wrote on the 10th of November. "He has acknowledged tide girl of 15 to set her father's authority at &dame? Mr. Justice Williams.) !Unwell guilty of an error, the aely me in his life-an unto,- 114._Seymour then proceeded to argue that when owe a SIDIDDIX AND SIIIIDDIN r. Tun ATIVIMFIT-GERTRAL MID tuner propensity which you well know. It led him to his child hid reached the age of 14 the court met not to in- PATRICK AIID PATRICK (CITRD rte 813 PSOCIULDINGB). ruin ;it famed him (on the 7th inst.), at the moment when to terfere restore it to • father if it thou t the child The evidence for the petitioners having at last been death wee before his eyes, to an alternative that be could never was able to =oohs a discretion. In the present case no one nons pi o i e d. have contemplated-a union with • woman that bad bog could doubt the ethaelty in that respect d the child. m r. H o l t , Q.c . , a gh neee d the couc h k w th e bees with him in • differeat situation. His motives in The Chief Juggles thee delivered ehe teamed of the Messrs. Patrick. The young lady whobdeg the ewe thhi proceeding were pure ; they were dictated by a feel- Wart, mYing-No cam whatever has been - dads out en the with 110th remarkable skill bad complained the diageffiy 4 heart ;he conceived it • dut7,, a mom.. kcal , a•d .WW part of these who motet the application loth e court, that this h e w hi c h she was p i ece d b y h es t., to "d o * suc h an u rat obliga ti on to rescue from • sta t e or bastardy an d nitro ebikl shotdd be delivered to the tither, against the father ; without pmfeseional assistance ; but he dit be was duce to the world, with all the privileges common to the mad to show that if he is entitle( in punt of law to the warranted is mynas that it was byte ioners' own red of mankind, two infant chillies. It was • hard struggle, custody of the child, he might with reference to the inter. sab usts inKao that the case h. 41 h en om i us e e d th th e but the considerations above mentioned preponderated: este of the child have that right withheld from him. The we y it h a g. Equally strong decimations were made by other members ' question, therefore, beconiee simply a question of law, The Judge Ordinen -You need not trouble yourself about of the family in America, and were read by the !eared whether • father le entitled to the custody of his daughter thee. Then in no side box which you have on this occasion counsel. Reverting to the death-bed letter Mr. Bolt at the ace of 13, when that daughter, without any adequate t o e ag eem pointed out that there were tram in Mr. Polders books of and justifying cense, desires to withdraw herself from the - postage for a 3d. American letter. Moreover, Mr. Patrick, parental care sad control. Unhappily that ix so in forwarding to Mr. Huai, the agent of the petitioner, is the present beanie, for this unhappy girl, the duplicate, bad mentioned that the first of *scheme bad inimesel I fear by evil weasels and evil example, already been given to Mr. Sbeddeo, and Mr. Hunt had not le dissirowe, without adequate motive, of withdrawmg denied that such was the cue. The learned counsel then MEW from the care and affectionate control of ridiculed the wholesale manner in which charges of the mod her frether s to mat herself upon those hy wham she is likely serious character had been east apon almost everybody who to le .did,sad perhaps her eventual dedructiou thus be bad bad anything to do with the Sharlene ; and at the enathel. If we weld save her from such • reads we should close of his address the court adjourned. vein he eller sun iatermwition. Now the question is what I. the salmi of the father • coatroL The cues go to this, thdeltimpeab • father is entitled to the custody of hie child up to the me of 30, yet a court of law will vent interfere etheemrilv to withdraw a child from the custody it may Mgr* to be in if the child has attained the age of disci.. the. The whole queues then resolves itself into tine- Wliel le the age el discretion ! We think it right to say this sewn wholly repudiates, as fraught with the most thegerous coosequearee, the doctrine that mental precocity will give a child the right to si Ali . draw from the parental control, if it stmld not have happened to reach the age whet the law free it. Why the very fact of the mental precocity right above everything else be the mesas of Imams a young girl into mischief and dang e r. Now, the legi..lstu re hu thrown light upon the subject. There le one statute which declares the age of 16 as that up to which • female child ought to be subject to the parental control. By the light of that statute the court may safely be guided. As I Save said before, there is mottling to show that the father is not a person fit to 0141/6•llthe {weasel control. The result Am, therefore, that the court orders the child shall be delivered ion, his rude AM lie me point out this conclusion upon the matter. If the =who have thus encouraged this young girl, and who tee their beat to baffle the authonty of this court, heil bees indicted under the statute, can any one doubt but last they would lave been fthad guilty! And if so, bow sea the mut comet that the melody of the child should remain with them! The order of the court is, that this yeses pi be rewired to her father, and that he do now take posessocie of her. I will add, we have not come to thin conclusion without great cossideratMn, nor without consulting the judges of the other two courta, .11 being unanimous in thinking that the view of the law which this court has now expressed is correct. Mr. Sleigh legged, on behalf of Mr. Barford, to with draw the notions for tbe attachment of John Howse and Mrs. Hopkins, as he had so desire to have his conduct re. Wive to those individuals consume, into vindictivenem Be would, however, ask for coda against them. The Lod Chief Justice-What authority have you for each an application! Mr. Justice Hill-The court never gives costs on motions for babe's corpus. The young girl was then removed from court, led out by her father and attended by her stepmother ; she showed the utmost reluctance to go with her father, and wept bitterly. Mr. Bolt said the documentary evidence which he should adduce would place his ease horned the malt of suspieMa ; and tits effect of the parole evidence which he should also flint Would be leand very greatly to =term the inference One denim Irma the papers. There was one of the pro positions savasam by the other skis with which be core ally .r:Vend t h at to wee with roped the marriage law of ork.By that law, he agreed, no eccle•Metical rite or ease nwermany was neceesery to constitute a valid mar. rip. Bat there most ia America, as in England, be a con tact between the mee and the woman, and there must also be the fact of a moonier ; though be agreed that that might be proved by habit sad repute. But here his concur genes with the other side stopped. Their story was this : Moms was living near New York • gentleman of character eat nepectability equal to that of Mr. Shedden, and whether he was of equal wealth was wholly immaterial. Tide gmithiman bed a daashter, who. in the roar 1789 or 1790, was above 11, eat to whom Mt. Shecliien paid big addressee with a view to en hoeourable marriage. There was aa objection on theground that she was too young, but that was an objection which time would cure. The Court — That could hardly be the case, for in the asesatime the man would also be getting older. (Laughter.) I sadentood that the *mike was owing to the disparity a_ran. Mr. Molt understood that the objection was rather that the la dy was too young. However, the objection, as it was alleged, we annetred, and the "arises took place. Such was the seas to which the petitions= pledged themselves. Bat could any bursae being coneeire the possibility of such • snarriege taking place in 1730, sad of all evidence of the fact being lost by 1798„ though the yoang lady's father and most of her friends must have been still living It was no am of an illicit amour gradually ripening into • cohabitation se man and wife. It was indeed mid that in Scotland a men might sometimes fled himself married before he knew of it at all. But that was not the case in America. There mast in that country be the fact of ma rrlap ; end if a marriage had taken place in 1790 it must have bete readily provable in 1798. It was not like the Berkeley ease, where a person in humbler life was alleged to here b y privately married to a peer in the presence of no pee bat her brother and the clergyman ; where lewd Berkeley pa=rented the marriage from appearing in the register book of the church ; mad where, to avoid the hostility of the family, the lady was content to live as her husband's mistress, until the death cif the clergyman, and the consequent lose of evidence ren dered it arnessary to repeat the marriage ceremony. The Omni—There was a reason ted for the death bed maretag•—in support of which, Low ever, there has been se evidence, unless indeed it is to be gathered from the ekeissastances of the ass--namely, that Mr. Shedder, &Avg his Weems, had discovered come design to dispute the legitimacy of his children, and that therefore he had de terniieed to have the ceremony of marriage performed, so as to place the matter beyond a doubt. Mr. Bolt—That might be • theory advanced by the seher aide, but they bad given no evidence in sup port of it whatever. But now what was the ma* et his (Mr. Bolt's) clients! They said that in 1789 there was a penes named Ann Wilson living in New York, who at that received Mr. Shedden at her own house. After g time the became la the habit of visiting him, and at kagth, towards the sad of his life. she took up her • per =mat abode at Ids rssidshos. They asserted, moreover, that ber habit and repute wee utterly opposed to the idea*, her ever having been received by persons of character and Mellen as Mre. Shedder. This they would show by wit s's= who wine liaise at New York at the time ia (Nee dle, and who weld peeve that she was • person openly and nenniously of light character. Beside', on the 7th el Noversber,l79B, just after his marriage, Mr. Shedden and* his will ; and in that document he left his wife, this lady of the highest repute, an annuity of oaiy 400 dollars —some 901. a-year. timely that was not the sort of proviaiou whisk he wouMheve madefor• woman who had been thee& reheat= of New York for impious mad charitable behaviour, if he was really& penal of thawed* which had been alleged. Then hedirected his son to be seat to Sootlead,aeilappointed a guardian for lug eldest daughter. As for his \ oungest dough. ter, one would have thought that he would have been con tent to leave her simply is the care of her mother ; but he Ale bequeethe I her to hie widow's cam so long as she f o l. hewed the advice of his executes. but that was not all. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 23. Won Rt. Commiedoaer 111 DIAN LUIAZOIT IIIIIANOFT.—J1D0112:17. This Insolvent, a young Georglan, _who had been a mess. chant at Tiflis, and whose OW 11111 been several times before the court, appeared for adjudication. Mr. ilargood 1 far • Moscow merchant named 1 Schwaremluld, owu a creditor to 2,0001., and Mr. Dowse espportod. The ease, which was originally before the late Mr. Coin- Milliolllll Murphy in May . last, presented mane remarkable feature". The insolvent in • few months, in the year 1868, obtained goods from Russian merchants to 4,000/. He was known to be the son of a respectable man at Tithe, and some years ago had • few traneactions with the op posite( creditor. The Insolvent represented that he woe to commence as • merchant, and succeeded in get. Hag the goods. The first bill given became due about the lltli Dumber, in the same year, and on the 24th of the same neenth the insolvent Walled hie passport. He did not leave, he alleged, until February, and, after Tilting various parts, he came to London, and in *rich last was discovered in London and arrested on a capita, sines which time he had been in prison. To account for the goods which be bad converted into money he stated that he had paid eaveral persons about 1,0001. for money borrowed ; he bad purchased • note on the St. Petersburg Bank, which turned out • forgery, and he had to repay the money and indict • person, which was aa a:pensive proceeding ; ,he had left about 5001. worth of property with his father, who had remitted him borne money since he had been in prison. According to the insolvents account be left Tiflis with shout 600 rouble', and had since received two sums of 701. and 401., and yet in his balance-sheet his expenses in travelling, &c., considerably exceeded the amounts he alleged he had received. Since the hearing in May last the insolvent had obtained his books from Tifiis, and since his hearing in the beginning of the present month he bad written to the learned commissioner, and alleged that he bad not understood the charge against him until he read the report of his case in the newspapers. The communication bad been handed to the egoista of the opposing creditor. In the course of the case it appeared that a person be fore he can quit Russia must advertise Lis intention in a government paper two or three times, and it was stated that it hod happened that a parson's departure was Weer tised before his arrival, in order to save time. Such wee the opinion, it was stated, eritertaioed of English justice by merchants in Ramie, that on the first eternisation the op- posing creditor had come over to give evidence. It appeared that since the Lut hearing some letter received by the insolvent from his father had been produced, and tram. tided for the information of the learned Commissioner, who had, it was admitted on both sides,hestowed great pains and patience on the case. Mr. Comminioner Nichols, in giving judgtnent, reviewed the two points urged in opposition—name)y, that the goods had be obtained b 7 a deep-laid scheme of fraud, and that the property so acquired had been fraudulently made away with. He was of opinion that the evidence dad net warrant him in arriving at the comdusios that the goods were obtained by the insolvent without any intention of paying for them. There had been some transactions previously with the opposing creditor, and the insolvent was known to be the son of • respectable man, The question then arose, what had he done with the goods and th e meow be had realised! It was quite clear that before the first bill became due the insolvent had applied for his peasport, and his whole conduct showed that he did not intend to ray the opposing creditor. Whilst he acquitted the insolvent of fraud in contracting the debt, be was clearly of opinion that his undue had been dishouritin disposing of the Meetly. Now, • startling fact in this ease was, that few nearly 2,01.51 L AITHUI DROWN STF-.LH, ♦ Fr= wt., JOHN HAMILTON, Our attettion has hese drawn to an error which occurred in the report of this came appearing in our columns of Thursday. 1n the report Mr. Brown Steele, instead of srir the complaittact before the 'wastrels@ at laverPool. ww4 alinrugh inildrertenee, made to appear ea batueet. the party charg with the mfringemeut of the act of par- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Noy. 23. Sittirip in Brneo.-411star• Len{ Chief Justice Erie and Jailing, 17Ma and Keating.) rots AND OTRICM V. CILTEOVITCH.-THS LATE WAS BETWEEN ?LUPUS £PD AUSTRIA. The plaintiMe were merellante in Leaden, trading ender the dam of Van Nonce and Cu., and the defendant was the oaptain of an Austrian wawa, wh ,, L in November, MA the pleintiffe ebarterwl to prone.,{ to Havannah, load a cargo el sugar, and take it to Etiglezd, and subsequently to one of certain ports named. On the 30th April following an eselemenmet was wade upon the height, to the effect that, in coosi4cratio o of an advance in freight, the vessel solght ultimately be seat to one of certain other ports roil among then, Coponi. tgen. The new, of the war lot sat then resolted Havaineab, hat it did arrive on the THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE Mr. Sanderson, the solicitor to the Commissioners for the Protection of the Fishery in the River Tweed, attended before Mr. Alderman Hale, who eat for the Lord Mayor during his unavoidable absence while performing his official duties in connection with the election for the vacant alder manic gown, accompanied by some other gentlemen, to make an application that the court should dispose of a summons that bad been homed alleging that one of the salesmen in 7Fillingspte Market unlawfully had in his possession, during what is called " the aces seance, " • certain number 01 =whereby be bad lammed penalties to • considerable This proceeding was ad at a lp i t s :ludicial character, and the object of the defendant to be to admit that had been an infest:Aka the law, but at the ems time that it should be understood that there had been no wilful i ty on his part, and upon these conditions he expressed himelf ready to plead guilty, and to pay any fine that might be imposed A shoot stleareion took place, daring which the defendant bi asyrewed bee opinion that he had been unfairly dealt with the matter. _ Alderman Hale paid he did not think there was any ground for this comp laint . It was very important that such as t hose which formed the subject of the cam 'tit should be put a stop to, and the solicitor to the commissioners had done no more than his duty in bringing the matter before the public. Some further conversation then took place between the parties, and at length an intimation was given that they could not come to any terms. Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, mid that, as that was the ease, nothing could be done in the matter, and the summons would oome on for hearing in due course. The parties then left the court. The sum of 51. has been received as a " wedding gift" to the Victoria-park Hospital. A SHOCKING AFPAIS. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. H. Phillips, deputy coroner for the Wolverhampton district of South Stafford shire, held an inquest at the Walbrook Arms, Cawley, near the Princes-end Station of the West Midland Railway, on the body of John Stephenson, a miner, whose death had occurred under the following terrible circumstances. From the evidence of five witnesses it appeared that the deceased bad lodged at Toll-aid, a few miles from Cowley, in the hones of an engino-tenter, named Henry Lewis, whose family consisted of his wife Mary and her enter. There was shoo another lodger ia the house. On Monday the family and the lodger removed from Toll-end to their present residence. On Tuesday deceased returned to Toll-end to lodge, that he might be nearer his work. When he left he borrowed 6s. from Mn. Lewis, and excepting one garment, which was to be prepared for his use by Sunday Trott, took with him all his clothes. After having be told a witness that he had bad a few wards with Mrs. Lewis, bat bad left heron good terms ; nemethelees it would have been better for both Mrs. Lewis and also himself, if be had never seen her. At about 11 o'clock on Wednesday he returned to Lewis'. house, took dinner with them, and said that as he did not go to wort on Monday and Tuesday he was not allowed to work on that day. On Holiday he was drinking. When Lewis went to hie work thew dinner his wife went upstairs to clean the lodger's room, and deceased remained to the kitchen with her sister. He soon took off his shoesand stole upstairs. Immediately afterwards Mrs. Lewis was heard to say, "13* down !" and there was wrestling. The sister went far enough upstairs to see Mrs. Lewis lying serest the bed with her throat out ; and Stephenson was standing by her side unbuttoning his shirt collar with hie left band, and reisim his right, with a mar in it, already reeking with the blood of Mrs. Lewis, towards his own throat. By the next witness be was seen sitting on the bed with a frightful gash in his throat ; and by the third witness, lying on the floor of the room, dead, and the razor near to his right band. The same evening the unhappy woman was able to whisper that, s she was kneeling on the flour scouring, the deceased came up, twice made overtures which she rejected, and that he then, standing behind her, pulled back her bead and cut her throat three tines, she herself receiving wounds on her bands and on the back of her neck while endeavouring to liberate herself. She also explained that after he had thin attempted to take her life he twice cut his own throat, and died. The poor woman remains sensible and can speak is a whisper, but the surge on thinks she will not recover. Nothing is known? deceased except that he had said that he was a native of Henley in Lancashire, but is without @arriving relative.. Mrs. Lewis said that he never before made min overtures, and her husband does not give him • bad chanter. His temper, however, was very uneven, and he often evinced morosenees. The jury returned a verdict of fain de w. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average prioe of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, for the week ending Nov. 20, is 29a. 7td. per owt., exclusive of the duties of coatoms.—The average prioe of brown or Musoov es a m tly, the produce of the Mauritius, is 295. Ofd. per cwt.— o return has been made of the price of brown or M ewer, the produce of the East lo diee—The average trio/ of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly, is 29.. 51d. per cwt. Bautrot, Nov. 23.—The market has been suite neglected this week, and we are without any transactions to report • decline of at least Is. per cwt. would have to be submitted to in order to effect odes. Refiners' produce also I. ex. trowel) dull, and the reduction of Is. per cwt. on the part of the refiners has not induced the grocers to purchase beyond their immediate require:mita. Rum contisuos steady, and proof Demerara. are worth 2s. to 21. Id. OOTTON.—Lxvionsuoz, Nov. 23.—The advance in the rate of discount by the Beak of England, combined with monfsvorrrable accounts of the American crop, named the market to upon with a limited demand, which continued until yesterday, when spinners bought more freely, and although prices were no higher, they closed with more tone. The decline in American is id. per lb., and is the low dust sorts even more. Little ham been dose in Brazils, which have declined id. to id. ; Egyptian also may be quoted easier. The salts in Surat en small, at id. per lb. decline. XeSpeculators here taken 3,240 American and 650 Surat ; and re ui a li r t e ' reportad for export, 1,230 American, 240 Peruvian. and 2,660 Surat. The market to-day opened with spirit, nt yesterday's rages. Probable males, B,OW bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export. COTTON GOODS.—]MANCHEBTEB, Nov. Z. The market was very inanimate and depremad at the commence ment of the week, and cloths were 3d. to eid. par piece down. Yarns were jd. per lb. cheaper. Y y • better feeling prevailed, and to-day the reports generally speak of an improvement. We bear of some large sales of cloth, especially of T cloths and other fabrics suitable to the Levant. Some rather better accounts are said to have been received from Calcutta, and there has been more de mand for 40-inch shirtinp of 716. and ffilb. weight. Some business has also been done in water twist and mock water. A much more cheerful feeling prevails, and sellers are firmer in their resistant* of the low prices lately offering. 00BN.--Curtisroxo, Nov. 23.—Tbe weather hem sp in become very unfavourable for the coin coming to ma rket, and the heavy f ob s do net tend to improve the condition. There was a small supply of wheat at market to day, and scarcely any business done ; where sales were pressed a de cline of 2s. to 3s. had to be submitted to. Prices were so irregular that they eon .cartel) be quoted. Barley, fair st o t i y ; and heat qualities could he bought Is. leas • ' se. o descriptions, 2..-345. to 40 e. ; extra , 465. to4Bs. Beam scares, and Mayas dear when in tolerable condition. Lrscour. Nov. 23.—We have had au extremely heavy trade for both wheat and barley to•day. The former came to hand in bad condition generally, and much of it too low in quality for milling purposes. The doer qualities were a dull sale, and where fanners pressed asks, lower prices 6m. ad to be accepted. Scarcely anything doing in barleys, the value of which may be quoted 2s. perqr. lower. Wheat, red, new, 43a. to d:k. ; nld, 635. • white,new, 48e. to 61s. • old, 73.. Bailey, grinding, :"..I s. to 33,5. ; malting, 30a. Onto, 20a. to 265. LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 23.—There was a fair attendance of millers and dealers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and by holders making a further concession of Id. per oental a fair quantity of wheat found buyers ; the doer qualities are however in moat favour. Flom was difficult to move ate decline. Indian corn meets • moderate retail inquiry at the quotations of this day so' might. Oats are Id. per bushel, and oatmeal dd. per Iced cheaper. Beans steady. Peas and barley are each 6d. per quarter lower. The market closed with a quiet but steady hang. • •---- WAILZFIZI.D, Nov. 23.—The arrivals of wheat wereigood, but the market wee dell. and miller wen Bet large pur chasers. Good old English wheat and new foreign per qr. lower, but other kind. were b. lower, without ioducieg business, except in small cpuintitien. Choice barber was 'old at t art week's rules, but general nine were 2a. per qr. cheaper, and &Seek of sale. Beane firm. Oats end shelling unchanged. Average of the week ending Nov. 19: wL4_ , ‘Apol!;_ E.—Barometer corrected and redaold to St deg. at mean ma level : each 10 feet, of vertical rho, canning ono-hundredth of an loch diminution . and each 10 dog.. above 1.2 deg , =nag three. hundredths illeTell&O (nearly). 11-I:zposed thermometer in shade. —Moistened ditto (for evaporation and dew point , . D.—Direction of wind (true—not seyphetle). F.—Force oto It —estimated,. C.—Clond (1 to 9). L—lnitial letters :b, blue sky; e. clouds :detached) : I, tog. h. hall : 1, Ilithtuhnf • m, misty (bary). o, overcoat (dull) ; r, rain; a, snow t. thunder. A latter repeated augments-41m, er, mug rain. • Heavy northerly gale at night. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. —Wheat, 1,502 qrs. , at sk. 9d. ; kinky, 1,Z36, at 425. oats, 170, at 25a. ; beau, 39, at 52a. 10d. 00AL5. -Meow, Nov. 23.-Davison's West Hartle). 17s. 9d. ; Haatinp Harden 174. 9i ; Lanilwres Welt Hartley, 17a. ShL ,• West Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; Wylam, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 19e. 9d ; Walls End Eden, 19s. 9d.. Walls End Hasten , 19s. ; Walla End Hadley, 19a. ; Walls E n d Sheriff • 17a. ; Lyon's Nain, 17a. 6d. alls End Pramwellpus, 19a. 9d. Walls End Hasw e ll, , 2ls. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 21... id.; Walla End Romsel's Helton, 995. ; Walla Ead South Hefts, Ile. 3d. ; Walls Bed Tunstall, 20s. ; Walla End Auckland Park, 171. Ed. ; Walls End 19a. ; Walls Bad Gimp, 90a. 6d. • Walls End Haugh Hal, 19s. 9d. ; Malls Loa South Durham, 19s. Id. ; Walla End Thorpe, 20s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Wart Hatton, 19a. 9d.; Walls aka Woodhocas Mee, 18e..; Oarway and Darya Malting, 235. ; °ember Hall, M.-Ships at market, 40 ; sold, 33. TRAYIIO RETURNS. ZAILWATII. NI Per Ka Tetai, Tea, emnows. tand a. VW Ude Week ending Nov. 11. am E C Antwerp & Rotterdam — 486 667 1.0t3 9.46 Bristol and Exeter Royal Danish — 666 541 Week ending Nov. 11. Belted and Co® Down Hel/set & N. c 301 224 616 707 644 1.351 - - 4584 Booth Wake I. Wook senor Nov. 11. North Biithii 174 1,481 3,761 6,244 5,70_ 31aropehirs Mike.. 214 170 630 900 815 Birkenhead — 1,1:614 1,365 8,390 3,183 Calednulea 2l9} 4,441 11,119 15,660 14.066 WEATHER REPORT. Nov, 1111111111 8 AND 9 9.Y. LW& R.N.& N.N.L LICE CA SUALTIES. Argo (hurfeel, of Nesmith), from Spain, with lead, Is 00 shore south off the pier; and another resieLa foreigner, Is on shore near Marsden hooks; crews saved. —Bltields, Nov. M. China Alin, Captain Wlsens, of Portland. from New Odes= for Liverpool. took ere. Nov. 0. In let SO. ion 80, and was burned oeorl7 to she wafers edge ; crew arrived here.—New York. Nov.lo. en - ewe% Captain 'Towson. from Shields for Bermuda, struck on the Ridge Sand last Want, broke her rudder, sprung a leak, and teas abandoned ; the master and eleven of the crew left in one boat, and three men In another ; the latter were picked u by the Active, Captain Dedord, from 617th for Cherbourg, and have hewn landed here . no account of the other boat.—Deal, Nov. IL llnnla, Captain Wllllarns, from London to Calcutta, which wagon axon between Dover sad Maintain yeeterday, mad was as sisted ogr, bag palmed la tow to London.—Deal, Nov. 23. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Clyde (Mlp), from Calcutta for London. 70 dam Sept. 27, lat 34.611, lon 17,20& Jubilee (eW), from Shanghai for Loudon, 90 dap, Oct. 10,' lit 4.16 0, km 19.6 W. Janet Ifitcbel/, from London for Bombay, Oct. 10, tat 14 X, lon to W. Kron _ Prins Ernest August, from Bombay for Falmouth, Wes. 8, let 46.15. lon 28.22. layflower ‘.shliy,, from Loudon for Calcutta, Oct. 6, Ist 1.11 8, loss 30.8 u W. lore;:rs;srtte), from Cardiff for Hong Kong, 0 days, Oct. 19, lat 4.40 IS, too 18.45 W. Orel ',stOPI, from London for Hobart Town. Oct. 8, tat 11.5 8, Bol7ert — LOwe7from Queenstown for New Zealand, °M. 70, Mt 16.17 N, lon 2645 W. Ileatia (alp), from Calcutta for London, 62 days, famt la, off tMpaBt FTILICIS, south rout of Alec*. Twllisatt (ship), from Greenock for Slaurttlas, 73 days, Oct. 27, lat 7.46 N. Mn SLID W. Talbot, from Calcutta, Oct. 17. Mt 56 N. lon 35 W. LIFEBOAT SZICTICIFL—The following report has been forwarded to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, of the additional valuable services performed by the llama gate Harbour Commissioners' lifeboat, in conjunction with their meam•tug Aid, to a &strewed ship and her crew on the Goodwin Sands :--" Royal Harbour, Nov. 22.-I.d night, about 10 p.m., Wowing a strong gale &S.W., and thick with rain, a bright light, impugn* that of a flare-up light, was observed from the East Pier, bearing about &E, in the direction of the Nor* Brake. The Aid steam-tug and the Northumberland lifeboat were immediately and proceeded out with all despatch in that direction. On neanag the North Brace we saw a brig riding, and on her mew seeing us approaching showed the flare-up light again, and kept it horning until the lifeboat had got alongside. We then put two men on board. The lifeboat's cable, which bad been made fast to the brig, then parted, and the lifeboat drove away with the tide and strong gale. The Aid again towed her up to the brig, and on getting alongside we put five more men on board to assist at the pumps, the kig being very leaky, and her crew worn out with fatigue, and below. The Aid and the lifeboat kept by the brig till the red light was shown from the lighthouse. About 3.30 a.m. we slipped her cable, took her in tow through Cudd Channel, and arrived about 5 a.m. at Runagate. She proved to be the collier brig Bradford, of London, bound to Havre with small coals, very leaky, pumps choked, from two to three feet of water in her hold, loss of an anchor and cable, had her sails blown away, and the crew worn out by fatigue." To OUR PROTUWIAL FEIINDL—" We have recently had the pleasure of inspecting the prodtictlons of one of our most famous London manufacturers, and, from the pocket chronometer of forty guineas down to the mechanic's watch of two guineas, and through all their various forms and fashions whether duplex, lever, horizontal. or vertical'. the same bean. Wail finish r e ds uperiority was obserrahle. Bach being the case, we have grat p in recommending to our provincial friendn, and the public generally, the manufactures of his, Ben son. of 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill. who, basing succeeded In pro diming a really good watch at a remarkably moderate rice, is fairly entitled to all the brnetiti notoriety can bestow. —Com mercial Dully List. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two stamps, Is descriptive of may constriction al watch now made. Watches safe by post to all parts of the giobe.—lAtl yertbeme BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DWYER.— Nov. 18, at Bellevue, Marriott, Dahlia. the title of H. Dwyer, F.M of a ion. ao, at ), the wile of Mr. G. Frlpp. of a son. HAI:GREAT/S.—Nov. 21, at Dover, the wife of T. Hargrearm, TA9., of a daughter. LAING.—Nor. ltk at Sunderland, the wife of J. Laing Fee., of a daughter. PILKINGTON.—Now. 19, at llrampford !Vete, near Exeter. the wile of Captain Y. W. Pilitingtoti. late toth Kee. Bengal N.L. of • eon. SALMON.—Nov. 21, at Leamington. the wife of W. P. Salmon. Ifag., of a daughter. MARRIAOES. OItEENWOOD—BCRLEV.—No v. 41, at the parish church, by the Rev. W. Y. W. Torre, Mr. J. W. Greenwood, of Lees, to Mary, dasebter of the late Mr. R. Burley. littl3h.l)—ThZ.lLANT.—Nor. 21, at dt. OUreti.atnberwcll, by the Rey. H. N. Bernanl, Mr. T. Hubbard. of North lambent. Norfolk, to Sophia, daughter of the late W. Tarrant, Nag., of Weitteroftideste, Hammersmith. NADIN—DITUM.—Nne. 21, at St. Nicholas. Nottingham. the Rev. W. Howard. Ony, son of N. Nadim tel., of stmsql • hlll HurtomomTrent, to Emilie, daughter of 0. U. Lehi. , s, Nee., of the Perk, Nottingham DEATH& BAITR.—Nov. 39, at Routb.bill.grove, Lleerpx4. C. L Bahr. lak 2. affed 74. BODB3I.—Nor. to, at Fern-hlll, Torquay, Catherine, wife of G. Roden, Tag., aged SO. COLT:I.—Nov. 20, at Westonaupor-Mare, J. Coles, Esq., F.ll C.S., aged 67. 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