The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

FINE ART& PCHIBITION or THE WOBXB OP T. PAWS • The gallery No. 5, Waterloo-Owe, is Dow Gra with • collection et oil painter by the deserredly pagsder sort. Mr. Thomas Peed. Thai stall gallery, riessally eo wised by Mr. Barker's pietas of "The Belief of Lek sow," SWIMS to be pernisestly nosed by the Menem Agee.. of Manchester, for it now bears the ram ei this well-known pietruwaslies and print-pablialdng Arm It is to their speculative enterprise, we believe, that we as indebted for the present charming little =MIMS& Mr. T. Feed is fortunate in having the principal weeks be bee painted thus collectively brought before the public: while biuma still ,ffy youag, It is, we bops, remaseahle le brut that • tii,atir of only thirty-four may in all hems pear klity live to produce at least as many more and as delight ful works as are here rzhibltecL Although • Raphael was earned off by fryer at thirty-eight, • Titian was sly itched away by the plague at ninety .nine. We Live hitherto only bad • collective exhibitkm at our 7rincipal painters' works altar their deesees, bat lb is far r, , irc desirable to pay this homes to the geisha while living, and thus afford these • righthil patilastira, and sive them, ask will doebeleas la We tale, • /tai la - motive to exertion. DRAMA. DEIILT•LANE 711ZATTIL The success at Mr. Watts Phillips's last dramatic production, The Deed Heart, ma so great and so honed as to place its author in the first rank of she proot-day Tutors for the step, and to camps his next essay to be looked for with considerable intereat. That wog has now Derr made, and if we mumt say that The &Ivy of the "1,5," now playing at Dretsy-Les, is es pod • working sielodrame as its uesa•dhite prsdersasw, it is am* bemuse Ilr Phillips has ma hew as ferlansfes ia the chain of hie suhjoct ; his dialogs* is ma pod, or perhaps hoar than O•Cr. and with the exospios of the first act, which is weak, his plot-000etruction is gloss sad rigorous. . . is the greet fault of the play that it is devoid of female interest, as Isabel is slimiest a ameatity, and Hise 11I'Llsod so alight a .Latch as to cause one to wonder why the author introdnoed it. The first ~de moves somewhat wearily, sad bough the mond brightens, it is with action unconnected fantil Joel before the drop falls, and Sir Aachen is disco. wowed as Me masked spy) with the loading charts:ten of the drum. The third act is very fine, and played es it is with artistic intalligesos, spirit, and fidelity by Mr. Webster, it rouses the anthem* to vest withulesmn. laded, Mr. Wideter's acting throughout is worth the stady lad observaace of all lovers of the dream ; it abounds is cootrasts, in light end shade, end is finished sad pebehed the highs.: degree. H. well supported, tee, by Mr. llcLein, who is earnest, quiet, and gentlemanly, and Mr. Bellool, who rightly preesses the magli, halfravege Highlander. Mr. Took bee oleo token • peat stride is advance, by his representatioa of the seeekiag spy Beech Blacker. which is so thoughtfully concaved sad so arbor. badly worked out, dove to Ihe minutest details, se to lead to a belief that this gentlemuis powers are of • higher range Mao lie has hitherto given evidence of. Taken altogether the piece is eatirely rusiesdal., and will doubtless prove very attisctive. The scenery by lir. Beverley, notably one moonlight with Boating clouds, is the mole beautiful we have ever ms. OLYMPIC. 1, Feu an Convent, a pretty little Vaudeville, of sweet production in Paris, has less name WierMAW Is* this theatre, under the title How hr the Hehhilege. It is a piece af the Liras Tresseire bad, showing bow a gag widower kept. that he has 6 daurhter at school, Ida ladder ie s lays* style of living, which her wades Mats hawse for the holidays pets a atop to. Het Wes:4i= tor his, bar tender solicitade dunes Ide show% whiffs, askaowe I. her, be is seppd la figlitieg a dug, red the sew pure asigatione et phrase which be expatiation in bee society, lead him to reflect with shame ea his past Ida and to hope Is* future happiness with his daughter. All the weight of limn p.eoe falls os Mies Louise Keeley, who plays with extesonlisary verve and vivacity, sod whom little well-rne. liaised touch of pathos proved the versatility of ha- genius. SPORTING. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN YIETING. WiNIIIIIO4IY. _ SLIMILY STAIRS Pell Two TUB OWN of 10 son. Ma. SR. pith 23 aided ; soihk ; Mims, tiat. 101 b mason sifts ; the soma to saw le slake. (Alma mix 14 gr a Tflon's *porting LON ty ?dm ldirw. ttat 31b. (Aldcratti Hitiet•one tog, Wpm Mg IA • &Mock, I Ur. Hate • Par-qte.llllllll. 'o rarellsam , Betting : 5 to 2 co IlpsAkts Lila Woo by kali • linagiati tires lengths between in antind and third. HANDICAP Sys:emu= et 3 WV& etch, with X elided iler Xyr-ekle sad ipso& The 10111111 10 be moll kw 40 worm 7. T.C. Mr. Tenrela,by =dew II mat* (Lama 1 Mr. M. Onnesers lisusgssies.askla iOnamse , lowbas Sliss. 3 Mr. T. Bashed Diet. aged, rs 4 4 Mr. liedipeires W f ws. Me IMb &Wag : 2 a 1 sea lila sto 2 sat Vourslein, 4 to 1 ash apt Ilesepoise ad Wadbint Won by three quarters keg* a seek hawses Wm second and third, ball a 70 lama the Wed sad fourth. 70 SHEZWE/1011T CEP, wars 200 emu by subscription of 15 rms. sea. 10 ft ; winners *ate ; thisecond to matey seesout of the Ashes (About 2 medea) Mt. shrew's Timemelis. b Velligenr, ••yes. Tat Mb Genwaseo I Mr. Peok's Joan, 4 yrs. 701 (11=e) Mr. Ha/pears s Heron yrs. yet Sib Mr. W. ticoter's Wearies& a ps i ..(T. Tres, h 4 Yr. T. Etervies awrinunga iya . (Pars.o, 0 Mr. SIANGI34 dashed to via with Thandes. Me Lotting opened at 6to 4 st:T do ei4 but closed at 6to 4 apt Tintaailm, 3to 1 apt t, sto 1 each wit Industrious end Henn sod say opt Joakin. Was in • canter by We IseghisN a bad shirt THE NCIIKLAT HANDICAP PLLTII of 40 son., far 2.vr.oid•. About 5 furlongs. Lrd Cbc+terlicht's Jarintba, to IMb IW. Bottom I Lon' Wsunsurcts•We Nailotec Daughter. IA 1011 (hew*, I Mt. Llacvlusa Duplicity. out Mb iTtylori The foßouiag sir vas :—Youestrap, Spanish Ply. Lady. Riagbose, Jackal, Row Jamie Brown, sad e by Mid. Bettioe : ti 3.c4 opt Nabob's Daughter, 4 to 1 apt litotuetnip, Ste 1 opt Jeer'. Bto 1 sir Jteledw• by • Irogth, • tee ph end • had bet ween th e wood sod Ilurd, the Calliope colt err fourth. To s rerawmwe' CCP of 5 40•11. leek with 30 added. for =olds and upwards ; the mooed to me.' We stake. Or Mr. Payne. Dockery. by Teallagtem S yra. Sit lab Panful. ) 1 Mr. berweres Nimrod. 4 re, M s amsbnarw 2 Mr. Henrys Niger. s yrs. OM sib Orbrium; Tb• bellowieg also no :—Ameneethim fir Willow Lear Lis. Nara Aye, The Dom Laallasa, Valwalak llama 31 tencleuree, f'aylad. Mr. B Jacobs declared wia with The Duo. Bolting : 5 to 2 opt Sir William, sto I each apt Bare Xaserbsesee rued Niger, E to I apt look*, I to 1 ere apt tiara Avis sad A msterdam. Wes cleverly by three green at • length; • good thud. Baron daeoharso was fourth. Tee Ponmerteo 1374. CPS ei 10 mom ark 5 ft ; 2-yre.old, 74 101 b; 1t.,., Mt. (Thros trio,. and a quarter.; Kr. JUN, lionks Mitre, ay Mr. Middlatos. Ica. Sot QUitroft( 1 Mr. Hearts Dr. 111rbst 2 131.110111 (0. )maw) 2 lir. JacisMes Potyablea, I " TM rub Bullock, 3 Salvia alto me. Betties • 4to 4on Has lay Wintry, 5 to 2 apt Dr. 16,.b , 4. sto 1 apt Polvollaiem Woe by three quarters of a len :th ; three hand's between the scrod end third. beaten off. Toe Sorer HAPDOCAP, of 2 sum each, with 20 added ; far 3-yr-olds awl upward, ; tle woad to sirs his stir. tOoos round.) Yr. itonpute Madsen. 1.7 Ptsai, 4 yrs, est VA Orlareaw' 1 Mr. Paredenr. Lsay Mrd. 3 yrs. at Presrii( Mr Narturee Pr.nre of firms" yrs& Cal 121 b , 111.11astaw 3 Mr. Merry Ike Masa% 4 )14. 0.4111A1204) 4 trobary imal Prier of Wake also ma. Butt* : 2to I apt Mutineer, S to 2 apt Prier of IT;. 4to 1 sir lani the .lads. ou by half • I v % a awe hewer t h e woad and third; bed heir. The others did set par the post. BAYDICAP PLATT of JO mom (6 Eerie p.) Mr. Anna . P.M. by Ow Mott 3 yrs. in Mr. (Perry) 1 Lied theater:ism • Suva lisnatsaassu. 3 yrs. fit 121 b 'Yr &Stuns I Mr. Oossrdstr • Stmasse. 3 yr. rat 1411. Moller' 3 The fed qwing s.o is. thronet. Ifillowarre. Marl Master, `41w46061, The Dadiew, Pro.uotiou, sad Moth. Netting Ere. eget Tyrant. 4to I apt 8 . .,011•11, A to 1 orb apt fteere. Mandwinee sod Grand Nestor. Wes by • red; two lever Mirror the amowd awl third; Dowd Master was forstl. Camara I. PAW'S. —C T. TURN 111 I• V wow T. show versa today. sad oomprises U swan's from most of tam primeval omen of them immoLf al dogma. Not. oat...waling IL. aafavaamblir mama, t 6. oatema are more 1 .11 *oda awl cut &men. lb.. they van L..t •••41 Th. —.Uorts as of pumps. is •apcte.l to La par tbcalarly Lo. , sod win roofs", savoral cam %violas. THE EXPRESS, TITITIISDAY BVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1860. NAVAL AND MILITARY. NNW BARRACKS TOR "MIS WARM . ist the year 1866, when Lord Plekrik• wag Beentery of elate ler War, ma skid eammillme ap Parked te meek or "The term& sesommekillem Orr the army,* and Ile bet greet ezperlmme Imgnommeed ambit hem thirlelassen h saw abed tabs paw ha Lam. don for the balsa of The Omorde seasilliest 1855, In order bglee peastleal dime le their sempreied Met Oemenmerg *nil belle dhelgae, ". = main reenommidakene enderrideme tide we poet. TIM posed asp s the the oar mikes, and la belling dodos for Wesley and cavalry terradm phased Messeelme meet bar racks according to the pleas which they shield era eider the highs* ha merit. Aseordingly numerals were submitted by military and civil aroldleale,_ and fret prise for infantry barracks was awarded to Mr. Owego Morgan and that for cavalry barracks to Swam Thomas end Diey Wyatt, all fallow of the Imillude British Architects. The promise el sites wpm which to ' erect the proposed barman has proved • eat of dillenky sad delay. and it r only recently that thk has teen moroM =d . The array hemlocks an to be masted= dead the *hate; hammocks have AM beim on land a4o6lag the ponds of Maim Ifenpflei, mid as tetweiled for Me Gem& Tlas site mamma between elm* and twelm eime„ mil is impended hem Mama ea the earthmekni elle by the new road leaddittlsiist ab tima new bribe, to *Mob road k bap •• tract's 11 le bormled ea the serthmed by Grosvenor row sad en Me senthmall by the Orommrcialvoird. Thipiem et lelhodry barracks derived for 1,000 men am not Milailsalbr the male as tholepin white the AM t ap r e= have o h f a r bat im an a ttat Lid a : end oar a Increamd moms al cubical 'gam per awl. 711 e miasmal feature of the plan of the WSW eta gambles fa, that Melt room is provided for the corn patios mumble ef rata, and Modes corateini= r pt space. has the two sides of it length premed with 'so that through vendkation is obtained. Tim phis am embrace s detached bwildlng for the oaken, and or. for the sergeants' quarters. with 11410100 M, a separate hones for the marrial pnraten • ebegat, SIIIOOI, an infant school, baths and washbousee, reading-room library day rooms, mm cpsotry lacturemims, gmanamitun, bali-coerts, ;vomit I mum, goardveam leck•up Mama stores, quartermilsee mesa, quoit mood% skittle romi ho. The fret parkas of the works ef the proposed ?in the altars, serpents, and merlin, with ordeal; rooms, moo. query lectioremeinjhrary, nadintrooro, rerd•room Lam been let by tender at the SUM of 96.0001., to Mr. Wm. Higgs, builder of laOsbeth, who will (any cot the mine under the ruPerintendenos of the architect, Yr. Gimp Morgan. The trenches for the proposed bandmp were opened on Monday, November 5, being the anniversary of Inakorman. A DXI RALTT, NOT. PlOllO 170/f3 AlfD Arrourr rum —The good monies passim. smarm* try this death of Admiral far Charlie Naps:, 'C.C.S., hits bora costorred on Admiral John Aysoough. the Swar m Z. J. B. Bird is conarmod as chief enema in Cadman Arting-Aasistsat-Sargeons C. C. to he tiara Ms the Viably ; T. R. Oro* la He Drab i R. I. Fisher, to Iss selitioral to this H. S. J. Starling, to the Marna ; sad J. to ho additirmal to lblark* Nilo. CA. Seriveasr, to the Harrier. Midshipman P. P. Sortie, to the Charybdis. AZIRILTST FOR New &WAND. The 3rd Dathery et the 4th Brigade ii.ya Ariabey, under the coin awed d Certain Maroar, embeeked M Gravesend, for New as the ]ph instant. The battery aiwes i mple =aul red bee Areseessi rani, ma the boos tuft beeseeted is the sereopmmt d them sieves et tiabsigald Ovsna7 Swab= °a "- emus of the keg moss tame norms te the battery wOl est be tam met, bet the requisite ember will b=heeed is Mamba esd forwarded Mimeo be Item miler the Aerie of an akar 4 the reglarmet selected for QM This is a mlieselery mess, ea ter as it gem se biostios, es the pert of the 1 1 .0011.1.60 t raft Emes foss by fame. The Arm itifraguCatr. Savo al ambit web shat work of this Imisem. mil be, is the eel, more rosrciftd kid* to delusive hopes, or vacillation mot eyes to aware interpretalion.—.4 milea ges UNIV72BrI7 INTILLIGENCIL --....- 17NIVEDIFIT OF LONDON'. ____. _ BM follow ing ie amildetee wire Irwe• penal Bee late second mrsiestbaßit lire degree eillaelesier el 2 Brea eiget Thomas Meek 'a, Bill , wingSmi, aid nadir ham , Sr. ;=eal La& ; James Braithwaite, s e h ae i d agg oW7illina Claybay, pew .lelwoecire, Ber; _John We Bow Berrie, wwere Horkell s e ri t iliV r vireirpg Oellap °gab. Oellegak erra=ea Oxivereity Meg , Alt/ Aqaba Weaver iitorielhoin sad . r e fs On . e Beery Mir Oo ; Waselagtos yetta • WigareßeWaieersity rpe Edward Waage, Bt. Themes Ilearal —Wallas' Mims, II ° °l liegbill Omit lerrer, liag's Cleave ; Wl=Pite, ll. 42:- : verdly Oallage ; Sydney Binger, 17aineleity College ; Joseph ' BntNr Bairenity College ; Norge Jima erase Sawa den, Ike& College. 04.1131111D01, Noe. 14. Mama tkaoLagarm.—There will be an ex sulamillsa far this scholarship oat Weginveday, Nov. 21, and TM days at 10 o'clock, in the Divinity L ecture-roam. may be backelan at Arts of any year nadir the eartiag at tauter at arts Oandiaake are ma= give sass to Vice-Chmainalor op or bikes %kw Mk kola tie * of their inaction to preempt themselve s to ersmastiss, stating that: names at length said colleges. THE HOLD SWEDEN. ITZDUEIDAL Tide afternoon, the inquiry prosecuted by Mr. Osumi= wee renuMed, and wee, et all events for the P Z ll .timeime asileimi tiving taken his seat in the Teroperinem led essembilmed a man mom! Sanderson, ia referenoe to Me Sent bar* bass NM la his palm early ht m the mersiag el the Rae. inuelsr, but the wittier could speak te arks the TIM knewbg seemed was them reed : " George William flunumers, ef the Hack oessiebedery, and fannirty superintendent of the centy pones et Nome, tremby declare that I errata/ Mr. Grow, other precis whatever, that I bad ems bead on the deer the boat door of Road-hill Hoarq or whirep err that spot I 'greedy saw a smear of blood sem the privy door, with* I ppooimnted out to Super. Melodist bat I do set having told Xr. Orme ;of this feet. He might hem overheard us making the remark to some Aber pesos Is the soarms of sty duties. As to Kr. Grave. sioniset, that I had raid ' that I bed not seetiseed Se het of my having sees blood es As ea be soy say, and that l Ord resets tor thee I ber•b7 further cloolare, Uri so west antis over Timed my bps, and that Mr. Grass's amentie• nine have eras oat of some m Mande* steedleg 01 Ns ems. Len quite prepared to remit the shovel slabeesst eve& if required to do so. —Geozat Polisse=l7relt lbw returned from visiting the tea Queens, who ft was said bed seen Mr. Rent in bit len at five (Meek ce the morning of the murder. rehesd be Mead, end mid he should sot know Mr. =f Ile wen to see kiss. Mr. Reenellere the pesseeded is reel aloud • large num bly of susand oiler hem Net resolved. He then abided to IY Ali or Pelissemebble Milked bad just paid to Lasibisaathkaffati. At the latter piece he hsd seem ltbisebstit Om& lie bid received a letter from Reed, Mr. seem would mot sey ham whom, but he hid ascertained thmt see • letter bad set Famed through the Road Poet-ass. b of what bid occurred et the pgadend res he bad telegraphed to bine S. nem. or to other words, that be w loser _ orders . M illard had returned cm itOrir y , and wh maat tier Itirt yin barslaps Oiplais Meredith bad tam be plies Mobs* Oath mker sermilleses he could not say. He Ibwgbt it eine be Mime Osmium tent to say that et weeid sot way whoa—bed bold bit Shut rlr " dirty, ° Mr. etaiploka. sad Mr. Poi meek reterned hem the funeral at the 'murdered child to , Ow of Ham had mid that Mr. Kist wee saziose (kestenes Kest " ahead have • eartifiesee of limey, so that they might be &limed from the come quays of so dreallol • Mile Mier other things away Wiling he was told prlastely but his is t wa hi s m v sd / r delicat• es to hiving his name I mentioned. He . hooter,.) bed so delicacy et that kind and he stated the feet publicly, in order that, tabs, ft might be ecetradietod. He could inegine that such a ruggeseou maid 0 * roma from • Wad_ memble of murder. Hs did not propose to go any further with that inquiry to- da, bet bead sot Ina to ekes it Sealy mill it wee ewer. I beard what the remelt of the applesties kr Si. new rem rese's Lail would be ; and If it - was set pested. this it woad tail spas the megistrata sad pollee et the = Wilts enjoin* to 4ie rower erhaleel. end that i ttLergairstor of Waite! Sie deepest dye. After some remake he supsmled Si. investigation Ise the peewit The_ _Ploollter tiesn issuimiel. Mom Weds, het Mr. Prahro., the suprinterbed er/ Deimettee Bbd's ear, hos visited the levied Itrome. Welligen esed Warmin ster, apparently ce impostant baser. ead has mho been to the sistropolis, when, after a few bonze stay (sly, ho relluessd last night to Beth, end thrice, sat Trowbrides, Red, where be um prement to-dey. His eineider we anis and mysteries, aides us eseiticseelt Merest. Mr. flefte c al=hilealesd of lie Meth Pollee. vbe it mill hi blower& o• Maeda) , bet, but me helm that he ins emesserthd la incomplete:. his mission with Ilianbeth Goma. [With mord to the theteamet at Yr. Summery gives above, we hare rembed a letter !men Mr. Groner, in which he rummies that the eommaniattos which he referred to in his 'Mclean, Weep Mr. finnaders was made to him by Mr. gammen, them he le ready to Wier* the meatirm that gentimea ao soak's that le sever did pee the 'pots al blood is quisliced THE CHILD MURDER AT ROAD AID MR. T. B. 1310INDK118. TO TIM =ITO* OF TO MM.. 8114—Mr. T. R Saunders is reported to have mid, at the °peeing of his *Wry at Ro4 that " he wee there at the histamine mid with the sanction of the Breast bola of magistrates," that " his proceedings had beim wasliewsd by the Bradford bench at a assail's% which they hal be ID &Ok tbaraforsi. any resalW which he *OS bear ass awisil by the whale Ihadisillmoh." I snr desired by Ow VlO#lTlntill It the sawed hue* 71.11wwwilisd to essador thh wieWer, le ray that Mr. 4 11sesailea, etritwaragt, ea morbid, b ant founded co frog, mad that the beach have net say aosawalea with Ma T. B. ilawnlawf faqviry.—lWltt im BMA Clark to the Jailor of the Bradford Petty boy. 10. fbasioaal 111111117AVO 01 CREDITOR& _ -40-- The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mews. Evans Brothers, builders, was held yesterday. At the previous meeting the liabilities were stated at 41,4241, and the assets at 24,9111 The former have sines been inereaaed to the extent of about 6,0001, whilst the total of the latter is estimated at only 13,4961., the stook on the previous ocs cation having been greatly over-valued. It was mentioned that the different contracts of the firm have been carried on eince the meeting on the Ist inst. at an expense of only 9001 which had been advanced by Mr. Lewis, Messrs. Xvans' legal repre sentative. The principal of these contracts are the Merthyr Waterworks, the Swansea Union, and the Tavistock Hotel, end any delay in the carrying of them out would probably lead to their forfeiture, and, as a no:emery consequence, to a great re dilation in the assets. Mr. Lintleter, the solicitor, explained that the committee of creditors of Messrs. Davies and Co., the bankers, of Slicreditch, were not prepared to went to any resolution passed to-day, considering that the meeting ought to be adjourned for ten days, so as to allow them to ascertain the real position of this estate. It was mentioned, however, that the question of wages in connexion with the carrying on of the contracts presses from day to day, and the advisability of the creditors adopting a resolution at once was strongly urged. As regards the proceedings already initiated under the Private Arrangement Act, it was stated that the firm is prepared to file a proposal on the 17th inst., and that the first meeting will take place on the 28th inst. A resolution was finally adopted in favour of the liquidation of the estate under the private arrangement clauses, and it is understood that meanwhile money will be provided to carry on the contracts. Nevertheless this resolution may have no effect, in face of the opposition shown by the committee of the creditors of Davies and Co. LONDON AND BI TRY ST. EDICT/DR RATLWAT. project which was Itof= = ixitho blot two jean has Wee red. The root* is from Chipping Oairar to Dummy, sad throe to Vt. Edmonds. Running powers are also to be applied for over the Loudon, Tilbury, cad lleuthend ; lecnden and Bleolnrell ; Beatara ()amiss; 2rdah,e Ovine Valley and Halstead; Whom )(Word. g Lel= llaioa ; and Newmarket lines. OTITITAL PALACI. --OMB 811 MALMO DAY. —WlD vramaAT Nov. 14. —Attotimiodati want, 523 ;ditto by esines Melnik 473 ; total Adam 9K I lab ifidelifgence. 243171 TY COURTS.—Nov. 14. (Edon the Load Chapinllor.) • MOS V. CIAIMINGTOIr. This nne an weal from Vice-Chancellor wood. The soh was bettinled for the peewee of setting aside • mar i thee settleamet and • deed of separation, on the ;round of dinged= of the =rho hy the Court of Divorce and lffeerimodal Chem The pmatea, Mr. Evans, was married Alaimo to Mks now one of the defendants in lie ram By . • eettlement a sum of 5001. wee Eto COOTS by way of jointure aft e r th e I. :, hot husband, if survived him. Very shortly roarriege *trail bad reason to believe that 'be did not we the affections of hie wife, and in Marsh, 1861, she left Ms house, and refused any longer to schabit with hits. In May, Itsl, • deed at separation wee executed, by which an alum* of 2601. was secured to Mrs. grans for her separate me, with • provision that it should be increased to 3601 • year ou the death of her hushing:Fe mother end he wee indemnified agaleat all egos or debts by the wife, and empowered in nee of being actually obliged to pay any future debt contracted by her to retain the amount out of Qs annuity secured by the deed et seFeration. In July, 1864, the plaintiff brought en action for criminal conversation whim a Mr. Roraima, with whom, it weed Mn, Evans bad sot onlyooni mitted adultery atter, but had kept up an improper inter mune before her marriage. A verdict wee found in the Oast instance for the defendant, but in • new trial • verdict was found for the plaintiff with 5001 damages. In Fe . 1868 r the plaintiff petitioned the Ceent el Diverse and Maleraionial Causes for • dismantle' et the msniege ' • and in January, 1860, the u wee diseolved, Robbeas, who had bea= • co-respondent, Wog ordered to pay all the sorb. The murk however, eiselined to give the plaintiff any Mid in respect of the imellige settlement or the deed of separation, on the grand. id want of jurisdiction. Be adle the twin in the DIMINO One, which he had been un- Aisle mower from Boitineon. the plaintiff had incurred soots in the 'otiose for "she. gee." and in ening for • sera, idiom in Ashes Corn to the amount in all of 5,000 t. The hid not=e se areadly under the deed of el mentege, end an action for the asses es the' led pensed was brought by the lemilee. lky his tbe pirdsM urged that wh in no de fense to this ratios, and that ha could only relief in reaped al the deed of sepseatioo in this court. The bill alleopedosa a ground for the raid sew, that the marriage as well as the settlement wee peters[ by fiend and collo idal cilia pkintiff's late mitered Mimel dew previous to marriage she bad, unlearn le OkimeM, car ried ea an improper intercom* with Botiessa. and the coeuseliaa tus termed maim* to the 11111frisge was, an le Ors mesa in tbe timer*. ; that she WI the is Nat* MIL in order the more readily to mikes adulterees letmesurse with Robinen ; that she had haodulently mewed the plaintiff to execute the deed el separation, for the pewee of more lag en that isteracenee; lied al Ihe time of th=age any = was wholly ~et of any improper in hering taken between the then Mir Varriegton and or any other per son that he MIS induced to ' at the time of the marriage, and up to the time of the eziention of the trdeed of separ•tira, and subsequietly, until be diseovend that she wee • person of good character and virtue, and that unless be bad entertained this beast be would not have married her. The bill preyed I besides the setting aide of the settlement that if this court was elf ispiaks tint it had no *indiction in the matter, but that the Divorce Court was the Goon to deal with it, then that some be directed in that court for tr iss r aP eerpora. It was also prayed that if the separation deed wee held to be valid it shoold be declared that the coati incurred g e t a he de =otiff were costa immured by him on account at of his late wife subsequently to the exemitiee of the deed, and that be should be indemnified against ▪ lie osin out of the annuity granted by the deed. To this bill • demurrer wee entered, on the ground of want el scatty ;Abed slier argument the Vice Uor held that the deans, was mamtainable, on the ground of the Aimee el ley distinct averment of adultery between the A . 7 . 1.8 :11 the deed of separation. The bill was tuber aftimieff, and on the arse eamion for hearing held that the Court Chancery had no .to deal with the marriage settlement, and as te the de im ed of bill. separation, the* the midmost failed, and he &ina the Mr. Boltaad Yr. Hallett appeared for the appeal ; Sir H. Oairos sod Mz. Fred* supported the decree. The arguments ware aot wueluded. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 14. Shiley in Banoo.—(Before the Lard Chief Zooklse, Mr. Justice Hill, and Mr. Justice Black'Aura.) This was Crows Paw day. THOXAB DOICE, APPILLMIT, ALELANDIII TIMM This was a mos stated by one at the metropolitan magi strates. It set oat that the complainant not being a licensed waterman, had been found navigating a lighter on the river Thames between Teddington Look and Gravesend, contrary to the Waterman's Amendment Art, the 22 and 23 Vic., cap. 133. The defeace was that the appellant bad started from OuslcUord, and bad not therefore plied between Teddington Lock and Gravesend within the meanies of the bah ra tion of the act ; and secondly, thee as die older act, the 7 and 8 Geo. IV., contained aa inception in Amer of what wen tinned western bargee, that is to my bargee ply between Kingston sod London Bridge, it was contmdedthe szeiptke should be maintained under the new sot. Their lordships, however, overruled both objection, and so the entirktion was upheld. Mr. Bovol, Q. 0., and Mr. Prentice appeared for the ap pellant ; Mt. Scotland for the raspowlent. DI TEN MArna of LK ATIO/DIZT. Xt. /I'llfahola moved he • rvk callieg upon an attorney of this court to above Ganes why an attachment should sot issue againd him for not delivering up certain papers pur suant to an order of Mr. Juatice Wales, made at chambers ca the 29th of August last. Tim ceder bad been mad* • rule of court. Rule nisi granted. TIM WILLI W. DANEIL 11101011.-121 Winn lILICTION. As my hi remembered in this am, whisk mai an inform ers at the Wean d the AllimrarKeaseel againat the &Mae* Itir harm bathed • peeeoa aimed Prowles, at the last ism* elecrem, and whisk was triad at the but sum. are mho at York, Mem Kr. Bares KM* and the de fembat laving been hard gallby, Mr. Edward James, Q.C., isoved far • new trial in the come of last week, on the Cewhat aught be termed misdireation on the part of at eraid Judge, and she for the improper reception of evklemee. Their Lordships hay* acennhod with Baron Martin an. seemed ad the diskediM wee Ilk titled to a role nisi tor aaNrtri. COURT OT COMMON POUR —Now. 14. Einar at Nisi Prim is Uiddleesz.—(Befor• Mr. Justine Willem and • Common Jury.) stsem s. .101113111.--/MIXOT AOCEDINT. The plaintiff was a journeyman patter, sad the defend. ant was a header. Both panne raided in the neighbou► hood of Ldington. Damages were abinied upon the ground that the plantar had been knocked down and injured through the negligence of the defendant. Mr. fierjeuit Toner and Mr. H. Williams appeared for the plaintiff t Mr. Elerjeant Shee for the defendant. w a: accident hap a n i ed . on the occasion the went out oifiritrehbir February sed an & child 2i years old. The wife, wishing to buy some articles semseary for her approaching confinement, went into) linendraper's. and warn there about an hour, the plain tiff Mos& passing the time in a beerhonse, where he had • pint of beer. They afterwards proceeded on their way home, and in crossing the Caledonianmad the plaintiff who was a few yards a-head, was knocked down by the &fondant's cart, and trodden on by the horse. The cow supreme were that his right arm was dislocated ad the bone broken, and in addition two of his ribs were broken, and there were also some minor injuries. The quetiou in the muse wee whe th er the plainti ff bad been tiOred by the negligence of the defendant, and upon this question miasma was given on both *idea. The plaintiff's see was that be was walking across the road with his child in his arms, in • proper and careful manner, and 'that he winknocked down in oceingnance of the defindant driving fast and timelessly. On the other hand it wee said that the animal the defen dant was driving was an old pony, gent 13 hands high. and the speed at which it was going was live miles an hour. The defendant Owned the plaintiff arose- Mg the road, staggering and running, and believed that be was the worso for liquor. The defendant and another person who was in the cart called to him in empty time, but nevertheless the plaintiff can spinet the cart, and hinuali caused the accident. The defendant's cart was at the time close to the kerb on his riot side. Th e jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 201. dvarant of the Arsenal t 1 s salary of 250/. per =Wink and bad never intended to maks himself liable for the pay ment of uniform' for tie 113 men of which his com pany consisted. The fact was that the plaintiff, 'anxious to make the uniforms for the corm obtained the permission of the defends:it to make a unifonn at the prise of 21. lfia The men foeeuthe company examined the materials, and the plaintiff, in reply to their inquiries, said they might have twelve months' credit ISeveral of this man gave redo for the uniforms, but or they were not completed within the speeded time, the orders wars withdrawn, and given to Messrs. Silver, of Corahill. The defendant denied that he had personally given orders for the uniforms, and he bad allowed his ooloureergeant to collect the money from the men. He should hive been in a position to pity the plain tiff an instalment of 40/. from the contributions of the men before the action bad been brought.. In his croas-examination he skied that be bad received upwards of 70'. on acieotust of the plaintiff, and bad paid it into the clothing fund, but Messrs. Silver having made great exertions to complete the uniforms in a week, he bad paid them an instalment subscribed by the men whom that firm had supplied. Evidence having been called in support of the defendant's case, The further hearing was adjourned until this day. THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. LONDON intim RIFLES. Last night • well-attended meeting, oonoisting ehithy of matins ef the priarthality, was held at the Free masons Taws, ler the perpeasof promoting the fannatiem ofl Load°. Welsh rile maps. sir W. W. Wrath M.P., who occupied the chair, add ' be had Men timmisted to take the chair in order Is mom tau the feeliegs d the Welsh inhabitaate of Leaden with regard to the shearer =overeat. There was • large body of London Sada sad Lades hire enrolled as vahm teem, and anythhig ley width the mationathy cl the prh. muld be rendared, ovia in Lorre. was to ab ject which he was willing to_ support. Moe wee a way hese Welsh corps is Limper. hen them Idrepool ring isasit nearer the priecipality, the fanatics of a caps there woe comrandivel may. It was for the reseting M thirds that 'wean* whet them was to be a Webb corps Ia Leedom. H. of coarse, we hatter aims/aided with the Welsh people in the principality thee with the Welsh in London. sad therefore he Amid cell upon those who knew more of the feeling of the Welsh the metropolis than he waste dress them (Hear.) Mr. warms, the fkardszy road letters from Colonel Wyme, Hr. Illainerekimg, , Sir U. Bulkeley, Lind Llasover, Pad Ponte s Sr J. Hearer, Sir J. ilornilly, Load &delay, Lord Hire, and Shin eon meted with Wales, av proviog of the m=anned, mad promising it rapport. Sir Tomas PIMA% ia propors the Mt resohniss. said, it was not wswarry for hem to my myths( al the object of the voinsther movement, fortis, this to remark that it was essentially semsefal one. (Hear, hear.) Saw few swathe ego he Ara thud of the idea al a distinct imps I to be formed of Welshers, sad be oonfonwl at that time he Urea thought it weraid be better that they Menld not missile themselves nationally. There existed, however, dialect corps of hotehmen and Irishmsa for the mho polis, and it naturally suggested Med( to army Web& a s s. that there should be a dialer* term of riflemen roman* of iahabitaata of the principality. It was for the meeting to decide that question. He hoped I they would sot decode hastily, became if they once decided that moh a corps ought to he formed, they mast not, fail (Hear, hear.) it would be a drams to them if, after de ciding oa the fannatkm of • Welsh corps, they failed hi await* it. (Hear, hear.) He should condade by Virg the felleiring moieties i--" That thus Meeting cordially of the fortieths of a national corps of Leaden re l a s. Silts if pasWells t and will exert themselos to preemie UrAobject • Mr. Pans* soseadetl the mecethoa, sad only regretted that kis f ri ard Sir T. l'helige lad not meths with moms as. adore. (Hear, boar.) Ho had no doubt of the swam of the movement, sad he rely regretted that it had not bees commenced long ego. Ilse Welsh were sot interim to the Scotch or Irish, aid then was re arson why they sheeld l i not have a distanct carpe of Welshers Wieser as well as their neighbours of Sorrell aid Ireland. (Hear.) The resolution was put sad Geoid oaaninaously. Mr. Immo proposed Use as resolution, to the effect that the carpi should consist et two Hods of members—one of boassery members paying • dartio• of I. 10s. or aa mama sahocriptioa 2/. 2a—the other of effective mem lisms, paying 11. la. each. They mold sot object to this inevemind cm the ground that it warmarlike in its Imam it was jest the contrary. It was • pareli Dry s a sod adeasted in • desire to MAW tes=r- IA made them safe at Mrs, sad respected airena. (Hear, hem.) With sped to the avows of this putithiar memeasol, he had ao doubt of the arm el would senate's's. sad that whetever they undertook they would Shot. (Mar, bear ) Thripropord to take their place es " easiest Wirer "in the Mame of their country ; they did mot mesa to go out of the astudry, but if in., thew worry was headed be hit sure that they would not belundload is renistimg say such attack. (Hear, hear.), Yr. C. W. W. Wlllll seconded the resolution, and said that the numerose asesiing bdom him was • gwareotee ei the mums of the movement. (Hear.) He hoped there was no one pressed wise well mot aid it albs, in perms or in purse. (Hear, hear.) The resolutith was carried. Yr. J. WnLeame, aminses of the Quarter Seesioas of Anglesey, reopened the sat reeolatioa, to th e effect that • committee be farmed to carry oat the object of the mem- Lag. He amend bane them se am cd the volunteers of krone dais. (Chems.) H. rejoiced to see that the ascinat spiels of ha oesastrymew wee sot dead. (Mar, bear.) He only one word a the Ant neolation—the wad " ham what be mw before him, he could sot 'mortals my doubt ef the mom of this rearesmat. MN G. B. limos estooded the eveolediess, which Tr Muted. Oa the motion of Yr. DLetso. seemied=allo - am, a vote et thee& to the shaineea wee i 7 ee ma F tim l i Ze i Vr ed .:= P e r :r • - • eiwitit wee premated to the Wei* halters by but Stvireo.uui RUMAT. Yesterday a meeting of this wormy ma hal s$ Yee Atom. 11,V ple-eteeet ; Beet Ambigua la the *hair. The eholeusau, to operas; the ortesedieep. Aimed that b 7 the convene"! actd l' ls B they weft ammerered to exercise their borrow iNPowers to Qs salsa et 40,0001. so soon to ors bait tber earths) wee pia up. tioalt was rum WA OW, SW he wale therefore mews to aconniaace with the pisof. sloes of iii• bet to walla he referred. the abeam he empowered to harrow • aft eel escowhog 40,000 L apes modem.% The raselatias Moira been eecoaded by .Yr Hams, was assmiusedy sprossa of, sad the proceed/op tormiseled. Xree's Hossein Coco.. Its delicious roue. mum sroeuesoe sad hisleorstlag power kim awed alloptlon as • o .reakfssa bowsaw ;W. sad 1110. waft dls ad For lh hy th• pima* rem Latll.4 -Janos Id•aus•p•th. 'wait. —Sad yerlisussali COURT OF RILCHRIVER.—Noy. 14. Sittings at Nisi /tins at Wintsainsisr.—(Eistore Mr Hama Martin and Memos Juries.) JAOZION L BA7.—voiunszis' rirroax. _ ... _ -- -- Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Hanna were ennui fee the plaintiff ; Mr t .. IL Chamber . and Mr. Frauds regenerated the defendan This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a tailor at Woolwich, to recover from the defendant, a rink in the Royal Animal. and captain of the 4th Company of the 2d ßatUdion of Volunteers, the suns of 1941 . 14e. 4d., for volunteers' uniforms. The defendant pleaded never i n d e bt e d, exempt as to 251„ which be had paid into court. It appeared from the plaintifFs cam that in February last the defendant gave him an onler for the uniforms, sr rang* far the pries, the pattern, the number to be sup phut and the tame for their delivery. The prim speed to ca jmig to he at delivery was at the rate of IL 10s, and 51. per but after some of the uniforms had been supplied, the tiff was enable to obtain payment, and bad there fore t the present action, Foe the defence it wee stated that up to the time of the Wang of the writ the plaintiff had not furnished any par ticulars of demand. The defendant was a clerk in the gun COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Mehra the Judge Ordinary.) LANIOVILLII V. ANDER/10N LAD OUICHALD. - This morning the court decreed administration with the will annexed to the representatives of Madame Innetiville, and declined to al ow the defendants their mete cat of the edam. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 14. (Before Mr. Commies loner Cronin:rm.) II 10 T. ILL= IWINHALL. The bankrupt was a boot-factor, of Billiter-elreet. This was the ern midair. The liabilities Its slated at 25,0001. ; nest% 10,0001. The following creditors were chosen trade assignees; Mr. Jeer. Wittingall , tanner, Northampton Mr. Carr, lace warehouseman, Northampton ; sod Mr.; Barrow, warehouseman, Aldennanbury. Mr. Reed, for the assignees, consented to an snowman of 31. a week being made to the bankrupt. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 14. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) EN NA JO= ALDMIMAN. Thu insolvent, a be ap er retailer is assaies-atirset, Totten ham.court-read, woe posed ley three Mr. Way we aesseeller iseltweit. eredi ton in person. After re ezmaimetion tore ewe 1011 adjoureed for further mad better amounts, and the learned oonumaii• loner de tained to attend the discharge rubel IX Al FRINIIMICI WILLIAM =PIT& This insolvent, • civil engineer, who had resided at Kil burn, was opposed by Hr. Dowse for eight creditors ; Mr. Bargood supported. It appeared that the insolvsat had stayed some time in • d expected to raise sa• in the_ pound for the medi tats al some reversionary property. His wits had an income, and he had contracbed a number of debts with tradanies, et of whom now opposed. The caws um now •diourned for farther informatics. THE POLIOB COURT& MAIPSIONM01:111E. A rather raspeetable-look • woman, named Anne Maria Weer., who was gated in to be thinl y years old, and who was ati having been secentl at this court to apply to the Lord Mayor for his advice and assistance to protect her from the consequences of what she oonsidared to be a mast vile conspiracy on the part of certain persons to prevrit her from obtaining her living by her occupation of a tailors.% was yesterday brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with the following desperate assault: MT Abraham Lowenthall, a tailor, residing in Fistunon ger's. alley, Fenchurch-street, deposed that yesterday morning, about twelve o'clock, be left his house and saw the prisoner standing at the corner of the court. She had shown some violence before, but he took no notice of her, and when he got into Fenchurch-street he stopped for a moment to look into a shop. While he was en occupied, he received • very severe blow on the back of the head and on turning round be maw the prisoner standing close by him, with • piece of iron in ber hand. (The constable here produced the weapon referred to. It appeared to be a portion of as iron bedstead, and was maculated to have inflicted fearful iiifury.) The complainant went on to say that after the defendant had semulted him, he was informed that she bad run up a court, and he gave information to • policeman, and she was taken into custody. The Lord Mayor inquired of the complainant whether he heard the . prisoner say anything? He replied that be was so much frightened that be did not bear what the prisoner said at the time, bet after she was in custody be heard her my there was a conspirsey against her, sad that he was concerned in it, and she was " gi s eTird sh Idayer e bed S oled the k i lled him . complainant whether he knew anything of the prisoner ? He replied, that all he knew of her was that he had em ployed her some time ago. The prisoner here exclaimed that the witness was mad, although he only pretended to be • fool. She went on in an incoherent manner to state that he was one of the con spirators against her, and he deserved all she had done to ium. The Lord Mayor asked for further information about the unfortunate woman, whose intellect was evidently affected, and it appeared that she had on previous occasions been guilty of acts of violence, having at one time attempted to stab a person named Gann with a mrving•knife. When the premier beard the lest-mentioned statement, she exclaimed with peat vehemence, "What, is not that over yetl—what an sae you are !" (A laugh.) Shepherd, • City policeman, said that while he was going with the prisoner to the atetion•bouse she said, "I did knock him on the head, and I em only sorry I did not knock his balm out, and that would have finished the law." Prisoner—And so I did. If I bad knocked him on the head, it would have finished this conspiracy against me. The Lord Mayor kindly gave the necessary directions for the poor woman to be taken care of, end to have the imme diate attention of a surgeon, and he postponed the further inquiry into the matter t 3 a future day. Hairy Thomas Ayes, • yo nth 19years of age, was brought 21 . 1nL3ustody of Sergeant , of the detective police, with embezzling H. lbs., the Males of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company. Mr. Charles Curtoys, the ciperintendent of the company, deposed that the prisoner was in their service, and he was stationed at Lloyd's. His duty was to receive money and account for it, and to enter the sums he received in a book kept for the purpose. He left the service of the company in September, and be then sent in an account making him self a debtor to the amount of 71.155. He saw the prisoner afterward* upon the subject, and he promised to pay the money if time was allowed him. The Lord Mayor—Then if he had brought the money this charge would not have been preferred? Mr. Ctirtoya explained that ft was the duty of the pri soner to have sent the money when he . sent in his account, but the clerks could not always get away, and therefore no notice was taken of a short delay. At present the socounts b had only been partially looked into, and e was anxious that the prisoner should be remanded in order that further in quiry might take place. The Lord Mayor said he had De objection under the cir cumstances to remand the prisoner, and he made an order to that effect. Jeremiah Murphy, • wild looking man, was charged with attempting to destroy himself by jumping into the river from Blackfriars-bridge. Edward Knowles', a labourer in the employ of Mears. Whitbread, the brewers said that as he was liaising over Blacldriars-hridge, about half-past four o'clock oa Tuesday afternoon, be saw the prisoner get upon the parapet of the bridge. He had no shoes or stockings on, and just as he was about to makes leap into the water witness seised him and dragged him on to the pavement, when a constable came up, and he pve bim into custody. The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner what excuse he had to make for his conduct. Prisoner—l did not mean to jump into the water—l only intended to look over. The wife of the prisoner, a decent-looking woman, with • child in her some, and who appeared in great grief, here stood forward, and said that - 16er husband had attempted very recently to kill his child, and he had several times eWeavourtel to destroy himself. She said she was quite PM that he was beside himself. The Lord Mayor inquired of the first witness whether the prisoner said anything when he took hold of him upon the parapet of the bridge. He replied that ell he heard him say was that he bad been told to do it. He was to jinn, into the river where he was, and to swim to the City ads. . The prisoner was remanded for a few days, in order that further inquiries might be made with regard to the state of his mind. The Lord Mayor requested the press to acknowledge the receipt of 211. from Messrs. Osldecott, Sons, and Co., in aid of the funds of the Victoria-perk Consumption hospital. ZdaarcaoLy FATI or A Your() GINTLIYAN.— Mr. Edward Limner, a youth of 19, left Dim for the pur pose of driving to East Marling. The night was very dark, and Mr. Zimmer, in crossing Roydon-coniroon, mimed his road, and them, into a deep clay-pit fall of water, adroit lambing was found drowned. [Advertisement.}—HouowAy's Puts—Wawa Alumna—Zs* mama of the year Iwo to vocalise Amman ; but In our violas the sick Ilst moot incrames. diphtheria, mumps. Ilya complaints, and at prole. or dis ordered stomach, generaLly prevail Yds . The most philosophical end succes,ful mode of pmven log or curing this calamitous catalogue of sufferings is to parity the blood ; with Its varlet-1410n all sheaves depart. nos desirable remit mg and will be readily and eifectually accomplished by a judicious course of Holloway's estimable rills, which act by i m medi a tely expelling all Impurities. These Pills wonderfully 11/1111t dives lion, and promote natural activity in the kidneys, liver, bass. and heart, whereby they strengthen the nerves and pap. energy. power, and health on the slain frame MARKET& oarroN.—Door., Nov. 14.—We have to report very elm& quiet Ware kr =diet to-day. The ioa epe Baal ars 3,(40 bake, of " expert and enlat. CONN.—Bouroer, Nov. 14.—The supply of wheat was fair at our market, and the condition Metter . Tbe trade ruled slow far beet wheats at U. decline ; other sorts were taken at very irregular rims. Wheat, red, old, 655. to 66u ; 42u to 525.; white, old, 71n to 72u ; new, 48s. toVery little spring corn on offer, and l as t week's prier were well supported. Nroarrost-ca-Tins, Nov. 14.—'The formes' ripply of gram this morning was larger than for some time put. The quality of the new wheat for the met pert was damp sad unfit for use, the boat dry samples only sold at about leit week's prams, the inferior aorta hung heavily on hand, and most be quoted la par qr. lower. The valise of old remains unchanged. Barley being in better @apply, was the turn cheaper. Oafs, old, 6d. to ls. per qr. ; new, anal. tared. In beam there le no quotable venation: The pnoto of four is reduced to 48s. per quarter, net. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, foreign, 1,560 qrs. oats, foreign, 480. _ . GLABOOW, Nov. 14.—A contineasee of liberal supplies of wheat and flosx, and a subsidence in the trade demand for these articles } Induced sellers to make a slight canoes lion in price during the week. At this day's market there was a fair attendance but rather a restricted trade. Wheat 6d. per 2401 be. cheaper. Flour—Bssrela &L, sacks ls. theapsr, and slow sale at the decline. Barley—Distillers sorts receded 6d. per 3201ba Choice malting mainteins its former value. Brim firm and fully as dear. Peas, in anticipaUm of Canadian supplies, were 6d. lower. Oats 17ndrW sew receded dd. per Mts., and oatmeal ls. per laid Indian emu Us. 6d. to 22a. W. for mixed. OClALL—Loommer Nov. 14. — Brian Maio, 21a. 6d. ; Walls Fa Oaasop Wald 6d.—filder M market, 20 ; sold, 18. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 111144 Per Mie , Taal, Tail, kept eliali. sow% cesodis. e 11110. MC Week maw 1). A II 4 II Greet Isdlow Teiftwki .. In 1444 1,919 2463 2,671 Week es Nev. L L 'Lud A IsMl illaWAllli. 1111116YL sli --- MIL Lbs) .-- aFf 1 11,E9 11,926 40,744 $6700 Lao) Ml= l4l 6,001 0464 110111106 - 1.730 3,895 Wfok Nov. 4. .__ _ _ _ ONO Soft= 2111 10,961 16,8111 16,796 27,160 Nora Demi 36 - - 490 429 analog Nov. 10. Imam Junction 26} 106 210 932 315 and Skala SO 167 72 179 131 Out Ned Yount,' Waterford and Lhnerick 77 SW 792 1.461 1,910 Week eaffing Nov. 11. North London London a North western 969 86.144 4 4 7 1 77, 82 1 7 5 . 0 61 London a South Wage'. .. 10,609 6,432 14831 llanchesair, Sheffield. and Linoolasidee Kancheanie, loath Jane. &ton, a Alielnaltaa Motor lone:maitre and Torkeldro /9111 11,916 22,990 36,894 82,160 °wean sad Newtown lihrevniben and Nrselsid lama —.— 1,886 1,902 Shrewsbury and Clinstar — 2. US 2,095 West Illinaad WEATHER REPORT. Nov. 14, =row I £JD 9 A.N. cciowirApoz! t B.—Barometer sorrected sad reduced to Q deg. at mean me level : each lo feet, of north:el rise, causlug ow-hundredth of au tech diminution and each 10 deg.. above ft Mm, °manse three hundredths lemmas (Dearly). d..--Zrposed UlerlßOMßea. In shade. 11.—Moistened ditto (tor evaporation and dew pent). D.—Direction of wind (true—not magnetic). P.—Yeetee (0 to It —estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.—laltial letters: b, blue sky; e. cicada (detached) : 4 log; ii, hail; 1, 11 11 11111111 11: fer Dump); e, overcast (dull); r, min: a, snow; t. thunder. A leeter repeated segmants—thus, rr. mach rata. VESSELS SPOS.S2I WITH. Australia, trona Liverpool for Aden, Aug. 10, Lt 34 9, NI rj W. Bay &ate (skip), Crowe ll , from Bt. John. toe Liverpool, Oot. 14, let 42, lon 64. Egmont, trona London for Auckland, N.E, Aug. 16, lat 36 8, ion et E. tames, tram Loudon for Morelos By, Aug. 24, 10 ranee S. of lie Bar of Moreton By. Mencius, tram Liverpool for Bong Long, Jnb 26, If 86 N, lon 17 W. Tropic, Nowell, from Liverpool for San Francisco, Aug. 5, If 28 Timms, from Loudon for Geelong, Aug. 6, Ist 5 N. 100 8 W. Warbior, from New Orleans tat Liverpool, Oot lg, off Key Wog. Tan Maxi, Banc& --Sotinsamtrow WED:UR- I DAT.—Tb• Argo left here today with the United Stake mail. The Bondi& will bring the American mail from New York this week, instead of the Illinois ; and the &lade will take out the United States mail on the 21st inst. The Boramia and Saxonia belong to the Hamburg and American line. These steamers will run all the winter either from Hamburg or Cuxhaven, and it is probable that they will often be subsidised by the American govern. meat in order to keep up the weekly mail communication between Southampton and New York. The Mooltan, a new steamer belonging to the Peninsular end Oriental Company, is expected here in abort six weeks' time. She will be one of the largest steerage belonging to that commtny's feet. Mr. Seymour, the mimber for this borough, having repro mated to the government the advantages that would arise from a school ship being stationed in Southampton water, the Eagle, a 50-gun frigate, has been seat here. She arrived at our port yesterday, and will be stationed opposite the Healey Hospital, at the moorinp of the Great Eastern. 812101 Th ACCIDZNT TO A LIVERPOOL MERCHANT. —Yesterday (Wednesday) Mr. Griffith, of the firm of Grit. M. Bow, sad Palethorpe, was about to leave the Exchange, and was turning a corner of the street, when be wee acct. dentally run over by a brewer's dray. Mr. Griffith received such severe injuries that his immediate removal to the Northern Hospital became aeceesary. PIRTIICTION OF ART ix WATCU MANUFACTURER. —" The stranger in London cannot tail to be streak with the magnificent establishments of goldsmiths with which the City ' abounds. Such displays as are presented to the eye are rarely to be met with in any ether city in the world, Indeed whole for tunes are concentrated In their windows. Foremost among such setablishinents it that of lir. Beeson, 1$ sad 14. Ludgate-hilt, which may truly be called the Borne of Art. Bvesythins exhibits the must perfect Lets and while the beautiful Is thus therished, the useful is also carefully studied. Mr. Benson has gained a high position for the superior manufacture and artistic d of his watches especially."—eity Pre/. Benson's 11 Pamphlet, post hon o ur two stamps, is descriptive of every eon struction of watch nw made. Watches safe by post to all parts of the glube.-4Adverbserossit.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ILSIEIN7L—Nov. 9, at the Grove, Walton, new Wakefield, the wife of J. A. &skins, Fan., 4 a son. BBLIONDL—Nov. 10, at Wellington-road, Dublin, the wife of Major Esmond", of a daughter. GRENITI.L —Noe. 13, at Groevenortreseent, Belgraveoquare, Mrs. C. W. Grenfell, of a daughter. LAM:MOM—Nov. 13, at Philip-lane, Tottenham, the wife of E. Lawson, Wm., of a son. OWI.2I.—NoLa: at BoseAlll. oxford, the wife of & Owen, lt, at Kensington-park-gardens, Mn. itoutledge, of a daughter. MARRIAGE& ----- HINNIKER—BILBL—Nov. 10, at St. k1P 111 414 CanttrbarY , bY the Bey. W. 9 airs, Mr. F. H. Henniker, of Peckham , to Clara Isabel, dais ter of Mr. J. Bine, of Canterbury. HOLDITCH—DIL ALLR—Nov. 10. at At. Mary's. H. Holdltch. Eau., to onion, daughter of J. Delralle, Pa o ., of Stake Newlegton.green. H. PILLY—VINCINT.—Mov. 13, at Tunbedge•wellt. Sir J. Pally, Bart., of Worsham Court, susses, to Blanche 1317 a. betb, daughter of the Her. P. Vincent, Rector of SUnfold. Biases. DEATH& BADOZII.—Nov. 10, at Dedley, 1. Badger, Esq., aged 76. DUNN.—Nov. 0, at Norwood, Mr. K Dunn, aged lA. FRANK/I.—Nov. 14, suddenly, at Brighton, In the 79rd year of Ida sce, William franks, gay , of Wording, Hatfield. Hate HOIDOWORSH.—Nor. 10, at lelehtott, Llnoolnshire, in the 55th year of hie age, the Rer. Henry Hold... Forth, Hector th e 55t tuft, and Chairman of the Quarter gestl olsl . MILHUISI4.—Nov. 10, st Upper Tooting, Ann, wife of J. Md . hula, 104., aged 67. PARIOTL—Nov. 10. at .1. Parrott, FA .—Nov. 10, at Brighton, Q. Pickernoll, Baq., aged lo. POWLIILL—Noe. 12, at Leashmok. near Monmouth, Marl Anne. wits al Nr. J. X Fowles, aged 32. IXTEDONI—Nov. IQ, at Wwdcote, mar Ilverpool. B. R-gb• berp. pm- ailod - = Mated sad PabWWl by WU.U&N Lam MOS. be No. S. La ce, tit the City of Labe*, Metr, at tbk Office, In IniebitsieWftt, le the Predate of Welt/Mart Till7llllD/S, No' A= U, 1800. Amon= .. Dam .. aiwar BOLL IrdaoL VALE RIA = ffre" _ Itwoarz UMW Leal its 24 Art. Mho 1.212 DOl,ll iSMISOOTE PIUMIIOII Bun BATOMB Le/1011 211.311 111.44 21)43 TILTS KU WO LW. D.D.M. W. ILL S. X.X.A. N.W. x.w. N. W. W. N. W. L W.