The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-20 00:00:00

SIR JOBS! TRALANWY I.VD BIS COT: 4TITUZITS. •- tau Saturday erasing sir John ?tideway, one of the ammeters for Tsvinork addeneed Ide emeleasne at the Bedford Bata By. TOM* Ninnum wee caned I apse to preside. per J ~H• TRIZAIPIR. ell am* WEB Mani with bed cheering. lie "Me et Ingth. zed e hare ally space fat aa ababied of We Mew Pie aid: It her beva oftes rensiked thet the Ikon at MOONS deer aotlireg bat talk. sad miry Ink is the awe y d of mental trnprommerit. I think Ws • M net Win MAW ahle, as after all yin nun set my that Isseasee New been little ligithidis there bee bum se mania parts. nest n • net el mild ldeas, M width Uwe le fined abed ea well se pain ; sad plekape sitar alit vault lis if yea said se speishn see motel but these rienwrimal and eassing: it would be • llrilne to lose mesas, aa • okra amnia* good oretaml, mankind te elm weig Drovglat to leer asppalate mikes. 1 ses soneithast same criticisms la pink gegen et Nib meethes bet redly salsas parliament mire die ellsellen te sem the kat. gives is mann el 4eltY b duet miesdass be. fore inamesree was anted time* josilesnent we Meek Moe mu 7 bakimielstien. Misr ad yes lambi set be fed debeertesed that In the We sakes es sansh ins sot dr enyea were perhaps en anent bo meet se abeirm Muting at Me et the detska est flee wee a. Isms thsa 1.54 patine general sets paned &dm Me lele sentet of paelieneml sane elf Megi win renews et detail sad runtime. sod soul hattk era t a : le Lema el gmat i er . wen a o n' nsidenble seals sen se[ lasliars yea meal have base very sorry be Wm s ma the essely wen/1 have bees injured If then Ms bad net bees byy = Aami Usem mew am the male relieleg the It we m e considered that the heart thuodu to ctti Chancellor of the Eachenser was • very important env there were circarestaimmes armseeted with it which wa s orrmiely very rich to be regretted, sad disputes arms between the two loans of perlimeell irk/ regard to the repeal of the paper doty. The leach treaty. for hasten." seam person think, was • empronies of the doctram sof bee Inek. though I met make it did set stake me to seek • poist IV view. I Mitt yes MN beer me est that ea a forme ,fit I MI It men be Well for the twee ?mow owl Dafabri-ii ems Mew wen takes be imam the leads benne Mtn then pernrot the sue Maki we as math devises. and I km mastmed the seeds id Mum It did es happen that we bed. deer* Mkt UM an intlemation that there would be ais ablogulles id the wine duties. I was cm of those who impeded her Majesty's Walken Dot only with regard to the Were Akin bas out the budget, out tallet es illoBlolllll 10 sees dsrBy inwhich there 'Mk ban ,sal sten but themeless. as • whole, and the resell is Met neitherra ill or those of my easeliteeste with whom I km be.. in nem sounicatioa have bad °maim to repot ids emu; as path sued. ((heers.) With regard to the einem yeas will wee& bat there was • peat Mil of • sod 1 was ease el thole who did set apse I. the Mute se perm be state their Mites' and. (Best. hear.) t assail to ne to be Ae ties paused theßritimb Mace WI people .1.4 Is spas as the pelt el the basset to rite whet tam el oljiou they kid. (Chests.) There was enather act—the Annuity Tex—the principle involved ia whisk le very mush the sane as in the ans et the Mundt rate. I very rick desk Mother the eel paned to Mlle the wait, tea Mink TM be • sena My °pike is theta lking the Me as • pii, as net ldiabeirgit sot be matieliettry. There TM he JIM es cinch to the menity has as before. be.., the prinsfple te mum sit be embed ; already the baser ef bee bean Meat and I an dread that kw wall ail be • sena With repel to tie hileree—ws bed anmg than the ballot, the repeal ol the paper dotes, and the March ran. New with reprd to the knew, I voted tar the beat as erg (Hear, sod Mem) I voted also for the mind= el the ballot memellg to the twe hosaughp—Wakiald and Gieeentor ; that war as tie seed, of Mr. Doren* so that I bed two oppurtenitie ad ve. der Morel maag• is nom.) h gard to Mc paper se, it re very miens nes Wit keenea re dene wheel prodused • peat iiteanyl • ad Mr engem. and will de as sepia It a most pave sad kapornst artier, art it seem is am it was pissed over km lightly. We an at pant • about 4,0001. led, k Mess by the authority 011110 of Lards. The Henn al Leeds thembt fit to reject a neterial put of •• Midget paned by the House al , Wins, bed sot bass dine for 40U beam in m imp or t a um of taiting mi nce this will " =• peat deal M teeing, whin I san Manii ato tine to semis. It produced it. pedals in Me kit mica d psalms* became. towards the end at N. seneel nesenres elm dews Mick were Dot paled is sos seprese ad the lesikp mindsred between the two bevels. The Mann el imis boo am mud the Mk* al the Ohm asiw et the LMegaer ; the adios et ins( with Man se kew _parkas mainively la the house, and Kr. Glitelase raved to be Chencedor li n: Mashe. the Meese ad Leeds usurpui d e functions whist' beissigid M bias. Now that is ' !lime the PAM enelitstam If that same that we de sot seat year Mama UM Pm and gi — "TM precedeet obliterated. the British oiM , is at as sad, as there is ao to idiot Ingth wseh pemilmt may be marrisd be the wirs.(Ns■r, user.) I wsuM ad vert shortly to the subject al tort Mee / This widen I my my, is see upon which I nest= sad This amisavovrei to brum tbe lib.iPliat Junks 1.. Miler. I andsneur be dud with the midget la as pekk et view, se as be see whether • reasnre my be penal Weal as would Meek*, mast el all Mena After• dui ad worenalies with eilarest paddy Me 11;i: to he Welly iwarkshis, sed it arm te he to Yak 4 Isining say fiber warm WS shutljaw eard. We rewind the wren their& the Bear of Cower bet wen arra is the Bow ef Lens Ti. randier taw y tiers this kr lewd Ihnegh We Besse el Osieres aed bow ird rhuinisa 4 the while bee bees timed eery WNW W Wee be abilired. Iles I meg satime its beamis ran 4 tree rue tern op bas le me. Writ de they de? They pot up e• Mehmr—Mr. Iniledis— spree me WM dial& Mink ea Ihe aid Wit we s 164 pert el the beherlamee 4 the flank as seseed is rhea. air is as 6100111111 is be beeshed ; mad the they thwirell rupees a Mil te ewer renter beet per ee awn 4 Wash • wites If the kw wen that of the Medi rid Pesiese ; Y it be Ws shit wry nee is Wed to rya ire eile. why Wig to at est 4 prawn to newt say raise 4 a._ perhales Wm ebonies war kw . net h sir the Denwitie spernment did , but that is 5.4 all. My Lai Irby eras et re bad 4 the goverweet whir rielhan the whim eherrea we hi brad la re ewe 4 en.., ineimered tie Wow .4 tes mad the rid emirs W era up to W sariair We* 4 the rhea Tam.] say, err germid es ether. WI set grab railer, t 0... .Mat. If ahem mks see as itti~.llWW..w. of the aura why resat eary we t Y set ea ishereasse. why seektak Yam ? I my the praise 4 laid Drip. party Is set keekie is segerest ; Wee is me sigereat ia it. Iles, mph,. how 411M11 7011 ray thet W doer tar wee • Or perks 4 Me braless, 4 i. Wm* mod set 1 be WWI es is, wee* what re Hew 4 lasi" em it did es rued a re peat Inietree ear Wm* _liras. ref err ed paw wee beer to Fey apes- I Wake run' pas Weis it our earned by a .}nett y arthe d reties it re mode I If rt wee a L a w Wt eeZ i e% he raw* the obligation folk as is. ere sepsa, ad yid the Lens er the makeity wry err , rat the tes weld set le rgel melees the eselerity k. Theit Ws a the wormiesee et Me peers, bail by tree who owe re es Yr mars ellemeli Wm I erre, we dal kr IDS the geed light es bre% I mcmlere weird ad then le se 4 wept that I bre mal I We esy we Oka Mr Wit Ihn is are Mamba WI sir Is to rY rat Dr. Teeter esd the Mares balag wen the ere bees mid a sheet 4 my wit rias Ws a the = 4 • as wei • , I=l . e. bee mad emenimee Wee pailemes We bass ahead kr thelr allardelis. I rah limy Warn • awi_4al d hr, after all, limy bare bees very rad aid aneries saes, mad althoegh perbew Mary have ad Was Ms mut Tby pelibe erne, yet r ess iv ziet to 0011111111 MINS .11, y stated that they i re._,eemee sal they marl what they m Well. I rish this err to remain some praise; to that Stay eepremed raid, what their vire wen weel this. was is dente slats rest Tee =red this we ben Wei. bed to rawest a epee the akin of the bean of Tati. As well is I ems droller be bed Mar 1,0001., • year. era lIM Mier earairrers, wariag to thiali hie era woe a very hard wie, air ably Utalf. fwd rag _very kids, were is very kW r to give him out of re Werra at the partoB6l. we. (Dimppreisties4 11. to wow at •earl miry. erl I We may be earl ires his groan • ebb 4 Mop with hid Worded him se liberal a ern ' est of her Wiper be the beria of the poor. ((her it err eriemer whin is 4 • regress sheers. Wow Wee le the ere of ear peer dergy. I pared an sew time ege Mr • willies 4 may be eased hewer the Were el semi. hear. • there an • weber el airede Wirer sad MW. a year. sad Ore was be •U himeral to MW. by • very simple pin; sal mill it ha ass bees dor rid year alter year araire bar bees err Is eider ser • ware, but is ..in ; sad I suppose the wee is timat two wry is want ..( for Dire 4 Ter, sal rase is hie I . who lied hini bold Wear airs per it it the dehsaitu.. pour. es i r e sea beadder.) Parr I wry refer w e e etae rare wbir bare bees pastpred. esd which coot be WI le ken Mel Awes* theme is the were of seterm, whir bee bees err as Warman car. Is Ifni we we told war lira MU was to b kinder& lei reirms cimen were to be re. =ll r berg wept tier wh o oft worthy a gnaw Ler ear Ur Lill was branaulat bawd, but *it with woe lopes of 0..5t0. Alai why did it fail? I believe fur was neer ; bemire it did art sem to ear *rake which would so to the Wets of the parr Ths meow .asst, is oohs to soccsol, M woo whish would erre: a great . nimble, sad I her Meer wasuded la Mr nom - Imeeseloold either We We Wren 4 We dillicsky. pron.) y d 0.% wort WWI re Whew to wry ran but you i h q ua w i sps whir gives semeriag to the ironies mat that ww2 Wire them to rally romad that bill. I dr% WA thet warn anything that would be likely bms. sea amain wring mat What the wadded Ima Mr "thai tnell le • nom r sod they thiak biome that le le tbei be er geprived milling he le I Ma% ge me far se that. bat I their Mont k It is rather • =Misr of solloosat with than, sad babe, me Imy that diva are ever Gorey pear VI yea meet kg M 4id emm heed semb ea tbs mien* that _Muliao sei shall go__ Mei la beall, That &Mee right Mem to Sir beer& W•nli 1 1 5 to t ilkk be wen eon le • menheehe el lite. slew =st i ot hm e lb tig= " yea mold emnrier bin mo Ice' as it is .entl er illimenes el un d er weald not excite their in ' Take' Me sese • .he wle bee • Mem teed mere Mines • St. home The ,Mmes well lm onewelead why May eve embegel. lee sight be mar , wilb tear emeel bee Wino* Minim It mem le me yes thee M s teinegesa pelmiple II hisatio• sad eipmeatethe Med e e ma booddl au th I moose Min bade of to Vote ia 1w sped el theirheollise se& apple= Tbatle seby I shad •enn beesilell seem% emintilebegee I lave the M w el Melee Jaime nig and tereel miaow the 1/ 1 4 There wee media. with% I bad mew t is no Oeurety Rehm ISM is me which I bons tio MOW the mesa I lime read • hip ills el lierbsolts the empty ante sod mem& less light la my bed • paper whisk Mem the ashaell agesset el meele m a re am" be •• AMMO 4 Now ft s eZ i essiena l t sera b not • may peat , am The men woe sot a eery wet MO , esse 4 /hie ew, bet Omag the sea wee the pried* wee • verygrest h Ssitle le the Z i on =mime It te be moolleeted it is a great in the constitution that every citizen should have hestiose end learn to nee them It I very important he *odd cuhivste the quality wlaik enabled 11. M to WAIF steed why he votes. In the ere at county rates, they I i n:• • =d ea the nommen by megietratee, who me is MO but ankilhelk 0 , 2 7 COMM * l l are dergymen lobe bewe sit • Make is the bodge. U • daimon los • ham Make in the pro potty, ee es mitmehead why he should hem a mime ming • °Mem ha prima( time times Dot mum eeea dogma seines amity nitre it jest eaame into the east bee m property in it whatever. It bears le the ore at tenants. A mm may have lakee • per lir at yaws, ewe ie. anew. be Iwo to Ow me mak ler musty sal In_seel bye the leseelo met et Dadmin or Imeer, with= be hem to pay • Imam eddsal • Moe then be imposed, TM mesa beat hazily epee imellies red anbsugh wee at them are not imposed by mighleatee bet by perliemeet, still the magistrates have • peat &aloe power la le are ci • lareeSo d f the county si ; and in mere. le thell power are rupee& lie to themselves aims, eel I am there is a peat wash of mew by them, so OM the ratepayers wager. I think mai • siewielle asisable if It wise ,sly to limit the üßmulhop d dr mate* of ceetzahm nee I propose to swelime to advocate the passing of the Ossaty Rates mad lapsaditurs Bill. The bill is is Mr as pule thief lir. Milner Gibson's, end I intend, me et present advirid, to de lay best ten 91104 it With regard to Pima I ham very little which it Is ea solatory to eifor you. How do we Mari? We me now Vonilifilt WA), swims a year far our army, navy, milk onineece. Winds my time we wen grumbling Oat we Amid bikers:leg ftm minims • yew, with elk& the Debi 4 Illinimpia was .tinted. I dust know when it is to sad. We ism bed 10,000.0001. expended ce the Chins war. Indeed, the amount voted thus far be been 11,1811,2411. The Sneak for fortilleatioas is to he fivetkolb 12, _ooo t oool. The Indian debt is to hem appneehed 100,000,0001., and it is thought seem er beer the nritigi punks will be Genet le wake Wen tempura& for it. (Rom) The kin Mlle delimit kw MO was 9,1011,000 C, and the estimate for ant yew is 7,411,0001. Soon it wOl mine to be • met tles, what fie the advantege at rotsiaWg our Indian dota stoma Now, I see odium ia that which is consolatory. With regard to foreign polities, I think there Is some name to be catisawL In the ease of Itel a re4ve mem weederfni malls peedecel by Geribeldi—l --but let it not be masidered that be did all alone, or Count Carom., or Lord Pliniendes, or Lied John Basil did it ; but it was I=le • pest degree by the British people, et epision, they had • good deal to do with He sememe. (Hear.) There was as all Mae— men smog eseserestime—a *meg Mang that the abominations prim Med by the Lfsg el Naples thesis act be allowed to me. time, for they were disgraceful to human nature. fly leom is the Awe& win Ore t ha t Vera , amid if she give ft agile thee it way be arable Amer* misting se • per is the metre of Europe, may prove a barrier to ROMAN but mhos Austria gives up Venetia ewe. I think It will emet in • greet Evora war, and Austria will demos to be extinguished. 'b eers) Th e volunteer movement hr this greet mai that all pestles coeliac* to It. Part merit seem to be when the volunteer, w oo isle, and • suns is NI proud be be o private as be mold be were he as over. I believe it will also have this ti cd Shit, Met le mother 'moieties seen will be tamr. sad stouter, sad Wbe eed they will mere Intel .:... emir comeiy. lam gibe isre it will aid to the ' strength and health of the mod gieiralass. ma I Ism that is the (palsies of sway poems tube wee with the hare at the Math a/ the hems hely. Vr i es. I Inmost hewing referred to almost evese topie Mat bail acme , miler the eatiseneut der* the late eseoe, aid his see loud sad prehested &eerie" TM raw** ramekins!' mpremive of he im• eked emilares le fat poetised mteelpire mad whines witiont se us e / Iseeimeled with th e as memplimest l• the WEST rzar 11197111011; 1860. MO Total liberal ipia Nirsideaft flpfx resieles will be 56 more thee the Stook ma lOW lever will he SO sere, there bow al depllesiss equemesi esi depiirees 7111111 AID Uwe or Uri AT POPLAR. —Yoder day at es away _beer, the adakboarbood of Peaarialda, yes TWIN' by am outbreak of • similarities* b ft% was ailwadol wiih the law of owe Ids. wed Mho; set Mel. to two other penaws—aws a masa re 49 alai psis of spi, the Mt aid shoot la or arm yore old. The "Web the ' Ander eeledukil wer w e a rt . the edwerused de teem pane Mailed et et the pp berg la the eerips tiri el it hat wait Ghee ram A Digiorer. whose Sally rersead el tour or pereas. ma the tipper few wee la weeerades et smother ferny maid Damenthe tire sot being related. Iceboat* dr w m the shop gad hie wen et bare e l an ereesemed. The likehaere c a n t a wired tea .lady art WI. By that Ore the ire bed esteaded !sew chap, mil rrims torirkg ire si4 s = the rod. ▪ mwtreew millossir, bass ea* woad be to sl M the hese et the hare. hie shed Wa eet r the heck erteeed September tire reds Lis wig le the doloram, bet d was ineporible to weed. se eserra Need wad lba There led ben la the errs rear three deadeire. their Sather &ad mother , u i • MUM* dean will% wired Near Dorms. The whole thre erehrhereargliee 4 the servant, but .. 4 fisftarer ere mod bib deeghter Meg were both bereei, and war dalgui he Li imerred to the la wire they emederl be • v preerriewo dela The las perms Oho ink to is belfnett. vas Imam and else dber dabber. It w M het that the serveat ee Of had Wee !woo re road, bed ea shelter. in the L el • anglabeer a die maid wet be read of dunes the rearg lie dm . The prowler lure tololly destroys{ Yurtiew *arils harbor bele wade for the girl Fawn.' to, erre& was weds la the rein. when the poor wee Lure was fogad, boned is •frightful meaner free heed to foot, life berg reds sateen The angle of the Ike is aakaorra. A Lariat Lewwwww. —Mr. W. W. berteh, K.P. ter NINA Sure, h.. eassidershely thirwrod boMisti his Miehashewe Not audit rad the tret wara l ard amok fn's sealessies of the very wet awl late wed to pee his Wreak the opportunity of niakinp tho sari* fur their produce." A similar retiree oLgerweeity was displayed a week or two since or the put d L N. P. hr Berk*, towards his tamest& [Advertisement& ]—flourwer's —Raids .16.1 •b bi11 " . "... kilo of aPeaute. Irma a e ar ^ a peemmieet is the mins. me a/ amoved tei • amuse itylag Pills. eleleh act as vistl:E s o ow the oreat etyma et the beer det art i rtir li et arras the diescreesble symptom id Moe asu sated. Bo mottoes euhmaisas Mars lift sesmialtke of Ohm Ilk beam emyhody Om MI6 Mehe. /bey met isal(111 ef t s the beside et sh e ih mai k 2Aths Mt &Mom • YealiAy ht Wwwia Mt Me mem Is enteetsm, mad sometattoes they a me. caret • 11•114••• VW* der kg salsa groom es the rYY aro lalim MAW AND MILITARY. • AD:wiAnikAges. 111..--11220Drr=1121.-1411612' wegmarevallgent. te Mssey. the tutus, es salg s4. hasiteacPaymaletir X. Marvell. to Ms a ' pets T. to tile Geiser cMi 11/..:**K to tha tt. 17.--Limpeptass Mailbinery Moat :J. Dewy, to the Royal Jabot ; J. Homo% to the hisser Olosiette ; sad W. Rsoehis, to the Marlborough. eta gums Df. J, =sea. be the Boyd ndelakle. %ruses G. B. Mille, to ti. jam ; and W. NM ' La the konestsalt R. M. Comm, to the Chows J.Mestaey, p i t d Estr iff *Peareir, to the hais ; Fes serviol Vas Doke a* Amisteet T. Deolthowse, to the Iminortelita. Mao IL . . Icooystrs. to th e Jason ; awl O. R. Draw, to t heThiril-ohottligiala W. Green, to the Pigmy. j lITH, Nov. 19. The Bulldog, 6, dillua moi r ip qaptiun Sir i n to ItClintock. 'Mired Olt - la owns into Ur beer tomorrow. • The Desperate, 8, screw sleep, Ocousaantie Jabot Roo, I milled this afternoon. The Mersey, 4Q, mast fringe, Oaptein Henry Caldwell, CM, sails to-morrow tar the West Labia. hi, maw Mlle* Chmtein /ohm Tole kerg. B. is to be steam paid, y tr oop di ' Alal eept. J. le e s this Us Ic4 the 17th and at a t=slka of the 21st Itegivonts. rod was to.roorrow for Irelarol. Alt EPIMODZ IN TNT Be=en*- ISTILLIBY Ex reanemove.—Whim the Duke of Cam Midge and ids mite heed down to the Marta° tower_ , to see thalami of the aring, the public, & ale lit* body of 11,000ar MOO, fol. lowed, and or aion actively sagaged in tampaties every Mt of shoe or then We could be fated. So bow wars Utz 1 that whim the time for reaming spoliate warning to leave the spot wee fa vs* aM fee the fre arar tiate • Martelfo, tower tar so = asfeasd * British volunteers se to set sad mi t a beelmere at dames. -"1:17 til l e a llt of bleak en tbsir serves; wasp Ito mar of his royal loses; the pub lic Maim* delesisd the het Mist the isms wan unmatedend your steadily rsidateined " a mid a t but • od. "Ikehlag far it, nu mil 140ases.lisalamme-ooloaek vry!" " Well, bat be eamhtr said the duke ' well over &dr beads, mind I" The N E were stinted ...41,0,,, bat so *mom did," the " hear retaking new of the ids*, tams • NOY ' which Overly defies deseelption. They ausapisred ain all dila tions ; on one will was • Obi, sod late ili lisp M. pMe ale, till they lay piled up fair ampere*. wet and mirm Others wore amemprol is hi leader to their light, and they dimly mashed • Sold with • goidring crop M poorest upan It. The matedel, bow saw, of which it wee isompesid, proved to he • soh ely. mid shoe the rash of 400 pr SOO of tie arightedpubhc had pima elle I%watsm; es it loadaditere like • brick-field than south** else l Ton allellTloolo AITILLIZY as Il i rlutaND. —Gen. Sir Richard Decree, the movison at Woolwich, yestonlay inspected the Norwood, about to embark the battery al =c m him the Royal Aroma pier for Nere =laby Major C. 8., Aidedineste=tej s o o l: bs sawly-appoin (Nreat over every of Mks mill im i= "kr ilseir; ki lima hoe Übe for the , 21 . should he as earephlnand es t= as s~d, lw docks are spasm amilibell ventila ' being 7; fest in ean bei sod the . ler the use the aims le well iad . . id eahhee, 'and than is very fair t a t The voyage I raped Med If Om* flan for which a • now meow and coml . = itO~acßolo On AT li'oopg of this depot battalion have milepenati eat dun* t he wil der nwnthab retykilmeed Ohs& nil that It talus plebe mace • week, r ea Memo are pray. tied is taking distanced pMhtallag lOW movements. hc.,on the mesh. Till MIMICS 01110011110111111 S AT MILFORD Haver —The amines al We el li s il i nished au aerial visit to Milford Haven on • left on that morning for Loedan. Than ts as Mick of forti- 1 drationa in hand and contemplated, he a• protection of that port end in important naval rasa 19rle Sow: Rioters—Not ieftbelmieling the in- Ammo, of the weather on Saturday last this corps amen. ' lied at Lied-gametes far hattalina drill, but as the weather wee se unfavourable_ prossedsd to the Hams Assa m. = Rooms, which Mr. Martin kindly plied at their dipos•l. For the feat time the 9th **metal:tat* Mireldet CO men), under the ocesmand or on p era d c e The company, headed tlee rit tnitd " the ment, marched from the OA Peter's 001-room, Walworth, where theyr had bean drilled by tierjeant. Major Sharpe (Scot. Fusiliers), end evidently showed the attention they suit have paid to their duties. This company he. bean =try raised by the pliant captain, who has most masted • somber of rupectable young and In 1 their eqmsiat, and ado, modal we AMP quite me, well cull I much ea the =Pei wale k SOW by a musterof near 610 men. The &Millen isf on satire company was was the emblem fee-• . , a ma s sed feeling of the aeon towards the ma t~tra elven exiled in this • the soncommisiaesd_elhan sead ass .nut , , , op triained. The Rol* d 'lle ' loss : f ir= tl easi=ro . Ismieud C end ' lethits:„....... "plata' ar peTirldgliest mesplimeala ts C esnian, aim ma sad, fa weanput s=lt = Ms essp• Ilie baud was in MikeiNigil deriegths mei% =liell verily af popular aim sad the *iprim mew o'cloek. The rforisice of the liata of voters for West net rate da rty•ka i revisiog bartitler, eemassedel * IS the 41., sod terroleeted at Oresearia IS the lath alt. le the neat i Beer *elm velem Sweet. hANSMIL „...--...-...—..„ „.--...._.___„% il Maid& I clg 11 VI ! X =Mk lO 43 9 6 ——l6 il k IS S i 33 31 16 Oreebreek say ta! a a . 14 T fleelbee 0 a7l • 4 117 — 4 1 ioniumml U 1 4 t 1 311 144013060 3ll I H 1 ti 1 INableee .1 &sea a I so— ffs.. — 3 : U 11 — 2 IIS ---. . I 1 11 li 3 1.6 13 1 1 2 al =itroiffi it s_ I i ._ -- ilk aa ea at 7 en la la IN 9 Teske eqimeed RS lamb - - - - M Mini pia on objections Liberal claim &Witted— - Tory Lit --- Is WNW gain on claim TRW ► EXPRBINkIeatitAPA. Vf MPIVNCIPA UNIVERSITY INTILLIGZEOZ. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. liwilitanou or Sreaisres wao awe LIOIIIEIS or • MlMlllarrT.--Tha ainataina• wilt; pace rl the lewd% Feb. 11, 1 bars sypsiated the following sausdases tar Ow suentinstion ocenaisacise Demobs, aext Suldecta- -Rev, W. F. Witt; LA., Mesa ILlate anr ; Edward Reedbuti. LA., Fellow of St John ' s Service ssios • Bev. A. B. Maker ILA., allow mad Assiotest Tate; of Eat awasal Oft , Jtcalsicam Ifuowlsdp—Vory ROW . H. Afield, D , 7111101Pai truuty Caw, Dena et Claner- Rev. C. J. IlltiatAk RD., We Maw el Jebefe Haloes Prelims. of Divinity ; Rev. J. B listi reat,MA., Fellow sad Tutor of Trinity College. Row. J. P. Numb, LA., late Fellow of 'Frislti a lci ; Ws, her Majorty's latipector of Schools • J. R. ILA., Fellow cad Asideteat now. of anises Odle.: Leas sad Oreek—Rev. Jame* B. Rem Y.A., Fellow end Tutor of Sc. John's College Rebore Sark /LA., Fs/- low sod Asallsat Toter of Trfsi o l / 4 0ollet. French— Hash Oadfray, St . Jobs ; Rev. J. E. Do Port, Y. A., Fellow sad Deep al Oen sad Cella Col. lege. German—lise. W. 0. esetie, LA., la s Fellow of Queers' Deasy. Xeillematiss, Pliplissl Optics end Acoustics —Rat. W. IL Oss*isa AD., Paw sad Tutor of (Name Odlrge; Rev. 8. 0. new, IL A., Fallow sad Tutor siEfoswauel Dollop. Clistalstry, Weistrlcity, Ler wales, Rey Pbysical Clesuptpluy, sod Geolqup—O. Limos, LA. Isle Follow sad Lesbos, al Joke. College. Loeb 1p sad Cesiperialve Asateary—W. R. Dec. sier ' M.D. Fellow sad Radical Lecturer of Celus Collura Botany—C. C. &Unglues, M.A., F. 11.8., F.L IL, St. Jobes College. R. A. Bowler, Bp., R.N. Ingo.. ter of Art, iaMb issaiylos Kaseu p. Bueio—W. Stru dels Bennett. Km D. eaut . eoorpe, Preasevar al Miele. The follow* ipatisaesu were sppoweed by lb. Syndicate to seadad Ile onst=sa at the several Nedra r Brigttlisa— Bristol—Job n Roberts. Feq., ILA.. Fallow sad st 111sideleas Colley. I L A., W. F. Wilds. H. J. Roby, taq., ILA., Fellow sad Climatal lasetwee of Si. Jelin 's Cones". Liver. If ica t i ßD. ; Porier k l±, Feßew sad of IL Peter's Leaks—Robert D orm . ardwaykau—Rev. - 011... Drank M.A.. Fillew sad Assistiusl Tatar of ?daily W ier. Nerideli--Rov. B. G. near. Flyncestili—Rev. A. B. Obalber. Yid—Rev. J. IL Da Port.—L lisynAs, OXFORD, Nov. 19. MIDDLS-CLAMI 111:1AXINATION. RIOULAIIOIIII vol TIM YNAI 1111L-71w ataaahlatias warllNDl•ollaa the sioraiac of Tamalay, the 291.6 a/ 74x. • J 1114 6, sad wader awadidetas will los examined as the iamb but Ur pyew fur the two exassivallwas will he different. Taal aemmitiw may obtain all meawary lailanwatloo from the waswlavy, the Rey. John Grlfilths,lll, Bt. Mr', Oxford. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALLS--KowDAT. A goal atioadosco. Th. ilotilios d tbo Fitrowsbory ocooerite occupied am* dr WWI, et tho aftorooos. The eg o re s u me h i the Duchy heilles WY the sepport warded to Big No. DRUM 11 to I opt Doman (4r) LS to 1 Big 800 (t) 1000 to 80 Diophoulue (1) 21 to 1 Yottiolroot (MO auto 1 Neuttheeri 0. 30 to 1 Meador t AO to to 1 1 rerester porn IrMoilanter 1800 to lb Aoroliso (t) 1000 to lb Sens II (t) Natio yes joined from the General Post-office rierer‘ty Yet so packet will he deapatched this day how GaLway ilaerlas. The service will *herders, en QM sw amies he reetbied. . • - ~ : iltAb),:Anwiffign4. • " 1 1 --:_4,—. - - ~.. 00ti7asigb "MN% BENCH.—Nee. 19. ft:: Abiolxvi - gbilest the Leed Chid Justice. L. .;".• ‘;, flaelise WI, ind Y f lieties Blarliburn.) • . • 11 t 11 44 3 99A1t ll4lloirfik—antEla r.C11•11,91p 1 I • n ' 7 . •f: 19 rinfl• Ola. urge . will be remembered. RN man' kto be anted dbeited to Mrk• Ora wlta v e . . .... rdouicissi is polio, .. the bils4 Caleglotte ord bet t ate : 4 1.1b• swill , Itlrritt i =frated to hip by thaimatA!= had now to beam the court that their At &d -ie 1 Crawford had been properly served, and she node • return to it—(the rtottun war then)....ead in it Otawhed surly reiterated what bad beam already t it.. itailinctl e t er girl had mired at her house on the Gem , the 14th inat , and that the left at onto& ou the ollowing evening with a perm the Gilbert, who had brought to her (Km Crow d = if introduction from Mn. Hopkins, and that the girPshould be entrusted to Gilbert. Kr. Sleigh egad. as regarded that return, three who in droned him they had the most perfect co st un s ile tzu therefore he led nothing more to woe sephd to the part played by Mrs. Crawford. With raped however, to Mrs. Hopkins, although every effort bad been made to serve her, it had been freed unpoesible to do ao. When the officer alled at her house on ••,• da sight he was told she was out shopping in the neigh Ne vertheless, although he called again a little Lear, he was still unable-to see her. Upon that he explaned to her mother the nature of the writ, and informed bee that be. would call again on Monday morning, whithhe dill, het without effect. Mrs. Barford, on the other head ted told the officer that Mrs. Hopkins had gone to Larkin day (Saturday), by thetwo &dock train, and that. not return until nice o'clock at night Aad she . told him that she thought ems 'Mb( was up. sad that Bache' Hopkins would ant he tettbeetain for Use or four drays. The affidavit of Mr. Himpem, app_licant's attorney, sat out that he had been info=rd. by .• M 4: 'Rachel Ropkins's attorney, that she nav a = oSt et way by bis directim and iambi that wall now la Norfolk, Allying with some Madam Idle limed Conind mid hi bid new to It saw Ant appli. l ' cation that Jabs Howse be,..Ateebed. ma raft 1 claw theni wail a eaminey lostiesen Howes sad trin the yenta girl frem the lawful custody 2::: IM Lord Ottid Jardse—lf you= establish a conspiracy between these people to carryout an immoral purpose, yon now as well sa nib the remedy that ia open to you. Hat the di/acuity is mkt* me that Howse may only be a mere instrument in the hen& of the two aunts who are Mai miring to annoy the father. Mr. D. Seymour—The young lady slept at Bt. Alines in 110arada n z i.t. Mr. —Nee ; and Mrs. Barford, Mrs. Hopkins, lied th. Dan—Zidw ' who il t" Furirt."....—.;:-... fa. is nylon to protect hie , e - @Won together re Friday t ; and cm Um same night Pis Belford left,in company with a Mr. Collis, Mrs. Bar ford's brother-in-law, for Norio& Kr. Jumbos kisll—Wky . is it act Stated in the a ffi davits the parson to whase the gad bat pm ? Mr. 8/moat—Why Me has a greet number of relatives in Norfolkand it may sot be pea nsMi to say with which of them she is. At the mass time he ought to dig* es hear ing out the alleptioa al candy charged against Mr. Bar ford, that in October het he was bound over to keep the peace towards his wife.. It wu ultimately agreed that the matter should shad over fora few days to allow of the preeactina d Min l ford, the Chief Justice expreesiag a hap that Ihnongli the intervention of the respectable solicitors sopped is the me the affair might be peaceably adjusted. Sittings at Nisi Prins at Guildhall. —(Befrete Mr. Jostles Crompton and Common Juries.) WOOD r. DMIANQUIT.—..IiLLIGED MIDLIGENCI. This was an action brought to moover ammo for in tones sustained by reason of the alleged negligence of the defendant's servants. Mr. Elerjeant Elm and Mr. Ham were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Hamm, and Mr. Lyeley represented the defendant. .2h k eil i ttiff is • labolidag with his wife at where abe ism The defeudant wee s;";:ll7sWiepreeentative of the Commercial Dock Com. m. It war =d that in November, b. 18.79, the pia/ion/1 down byl,large gate the =l's pre mis es, ttes, which war am open, and by which on was- to mash inj ured that it was depondlo by a medical man who attended her that eke muldiewer eosin get well. The defence was that there was no negligees, ea the pat of the sidendantould that lbe gate was tattier Hie of a perm who had contracted to remove ember from — lft; • =.lThis contrector proved that the company had 10 do with the pas, and it wee his duty to hared ' locked after it bad been need. The jury found a verdict fir the plaintiff•—dameges SOL M the husband, 41/. At for the sum he 'would have to psy the surgeon. arid 2101. for the wife—making a total of 2811. Gs. ) the learned judge rewarrieg • point of law. --,---- COURT OF COMMON PULAR —Now. 19',. Satiny in liaaeo.—(Before Lard Chief Justice Fr* and Janine Bytes and Matieg) /MALI V. MB DOME ISM CM etelPellt.---10131, ell= caimans' consume. The &aeration in this me was fesuitled_ upon au twee ment, d ated the Mk el Julm, Ink kr Mash the Min dents agreed to mr Um piing. two ems. of 9,800 L end 2,0001. foe j down gat. The plaintiff sued to enfons thiengreetnant, aid to mover a =abr r of ram advanced to the company tartan term. The defendants pleaded a great nutty plem and one set of them raised the cluitable Mace that the imuttacts were void under the Joint Stook Conspaans Ast, the 7th sad Bth Vic., cap. 110, sec. 29, which said that my sash m ead made with a director Mould set " have form," until it had been approved by tie shareholders. The pleas alleged that the plaintiff ma • director of the eompayy, and that he voted and acted as • director in Menace to oontracts in question. A sewed defence raised was that the company had entered into the egresmantta Mer anoe to the pipes upon the terms that the plat ilff Maid Etee the stuu eholden a dividend of 6 par out, and ls had failed to do this. The pleas gain time do wers demurred to. Mr. Temple (with him Mr. Mimed) for the plaintif . submitted that the first set of pleas were no answer Mahe declaration, inasmuch as the atiatute did net asy QM aem tract steered into as His bad been should be seN edema's.. Further that the deelanitioa alleged all that was 10 put the mead fa lone, and that at WY lei 414 1 7:1 1 0 tam to . ailliSt it had oat been impeeld by thia 11' ma the duty ust of the *N- W, but of the OP the directors, to ham submitted the matter to the eharehelden ; sad it was not equitable that the company . should ham the hewed of the plaintiff's work without mangler it. As to the mood set of plead it was argued that the egreemest to gee tee 6 per cent. was not • " °seditious preeedemt " to the agree ment sued on, sod could not be plaided in answer to it. Asotber set of pleas alleged that the ddeadanta had handed to the plaintiff cartel' sum of raiser sad Mere deeds, securities, and ai in satialleeties of his domed. The * Miff to this that He deeds and sesurities were sot valid own, one questioa was abetter this replica tion wearied. Mr. fierjeant Petendorff and Mr. Kelly appeared for the defendants. The court pre judgment for the defendants upon the first set of pleas, and for the plaiutiff upon the mound, and fur the plaintiff upon the replimition. COURT 01 TXORRQURR.—Nov. 19. The court at its sittings in hews was migaged the whole day in kaaring arguments as the canstruetion of a local act of parliansest In volving a right d fishery. Elittinp at Hid Pries at GullilhalL —(Eden Mr. Bee oo Martin and Common Juries.) NATO S. /I•I,SKS:-/. lIIIIVAND ITS 0011ISQUINCES. This men as imam to rerrive• damages kw an assail, to which the ddesdant pleaded rortgmlity. Mr. Muddiest= and Mr. Garth were wasmel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. &Omsk Parry tier the dafenthat. It appeared that the tilf,who la Mfy•ars of age, acted in the capacity of housekeeper to the defendant, a farmer, aged 75, re `at at Latten, in Lancashire. On the 14th of July last, the defendant returned bemoaner midnight, ia a date of inebriety. He sat down near ills timplsoo, and proceeded to unlace his boots, the plaintiff at the time poking the firs. The defendant Am might her round the nook, and said he would kiss her before he went to bed. She resisted, and a straggle ensued, during which the plaintiff fell backwards over a chair, receiving severe injuries in her spins, sad I. sow so unable to walk t she had to be car ried to and tram herbed. . TM debooe was that the iujurim had resulted from • forma , accidast. me Jury found for the pLiette—damagoe, 751. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUMPL—Nov. 19. (Before the Judge °Misery, Mr. Jamie. Brightman, and Yr. Juan, Williams.) The peat Illteddes cam again cwoupied the whole day, and Po i4rt of int ekes se yea prettot titennielver. It waii inctamtay Mated by Ala ilhaddan that she shook' oat hare been able to plass her petlttas before the court lad it not bean for pecuniary ire which had been moat kindly affonied her h Miss Buirdett Coutta. The probate jesy ammo whisk had bean fixed for thin week are postponed till Monday seat. INSOLVINT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 19. (Won t►. Chin &unionism%) ni BM ADS LE. MUTTON DUMMIED. This hoolvast, who had been &lithographer io partoerahip with a pert= amid fitesairel. r Tooks-court,Caatieetreet, Iloileere, spoiled MAR Os Proteelipa Act. Me. aterecel opposed tar the oak creditor. Mr. Job, a wholesale staliour .n.....i i tad.ant.. attlittee ow .vewd• bravest mod he Ind thaeotareWiesel Icierthe wan rear ANL. }towel* Ant. It wee, however. shows thet lb. Job MI diesweated very imply ler litio Ing e lad wow held tetewlyeee Why auseeet. Mg to 4661. lls. 4d. Times tau were to have ~ beeteaceepted by mime persons. The said be did sot know what had become of hM . admitted that before he petitioned he bad signs • bill of irk to lir. Job in the sum of 4661., burt r he wen wily served with • , writ fee 2701. be supposed some arrangement had been made Lie partner for the remainder. Mir. Job proved that he was a creditor for 4641. 10it 56. No dreangement had been made, and the property bad been srpt off by • prior bill of sale. Alter the or had occupied some time, it was admitted that the debts ezoeeded NO? , and as th e insolvent was a trader his petition could not . be sustained. Petition dismissed. MIDDLESEX amsaroxs. The Noliirinber adjourned general sessions at the peace for ~ t h he e county of Middlesex commenced yesterday morai, at Itroad Simetuary, Westminster, before ne Mr. u. Amisteat-Jiadge ; Mr. Payne, deputy ; and the following magistrates :—Mr. e-wood Harwood, Mr. 11 •Pribt air George RedlLimen, Mr. fiernbrooke, Mr. T. R. num Mr. 0. B. B. wader!, Me Rankine Mr. Fardooner, ' Mr. H. White, Dr. Bateman, Mr. Bashfoni, Mr. Goodhart, Mr. Bopp, and Mr. H. J. Baxter. jape Assistant-Judge — delivered the charge to the grand The calendar contains the names of 57 prisoners ; 54 charged with felony, and three with misiemeanor. &Noma hanklis Rigby, 37, clerk, was indicted for felonioady embezzling a variety of some of money amoant ing in the to m 319 L Ils. 6d., received by him on amount of e Gen Apotheairies' Compeny, Berner street. Oxford-street, his master,. He pleaded . guilty. Mr. Sleigh, on behalf of the prisoner, s ai d the ease, which had stood over from the previous session, as it had Ibsen in contemplation to indict him on more serious c was a panful one as far as the priso ner warp mucerned ui, he had no doubt made use of his employers' money through domestic misfortunes, which he (Kr. Sleigh) would not further allude to than to my the prisoner bed been left with six children to provide for without the assistance of their mother. He bad done all he could to show his contrition by his pleading guilty, and begged that his sentence n. might be a lenient one on account of his childre Mc. Metcalfe (with whom was Mr. P. H. Lewis) said his learned friend had so far correctly elated the case, but it was right the court should be informed that these frauds bad extended over • period of more than three yearn, she first being committed In October, 1857. It was necemary further to state that they were committed under Cirtillll. stances exhibiting a good deal of deliberate cunning, and in • manner which baled detection in auditing the account& of the company, for he entered in the accounts of piece/ling quarters the • items which should hero been entered in the accounts of the current quarter, and the other accounts having passed the audit, the frauds were not found out Post-oMce orders were sent from the country, the prisoner intercepted the ler sod by M e lds; the name of the company's secretary to thm—theseby adding the crime of forgery to that of embesslemento- he obtained the money, and appropriated it to kis own use. It had been intended to indict him for forgery, but under the circumstances, as the court bad full power to deal with the case as it was presented before it, that course had not been taken. and the company left the matter in its hands. His sala• was 1201. a year. The Asaistant-Jodge said it was the unanimous opinion of the bench that this was a case which public justice re should be dealt with severely. A plea had been set up by the learned counsel for leniency, on account of the prbeeer's family, and although his punishment , no doubt, would Indirectly fall upon them, the prisoner himself should hare oonaidered that before. The mart felt it to be its duty to sentence him to be kept in penal servitude fire years. Area Briggs, 30, was indicted for stealing 90 silver spoons, end other articles, value 90/., the property of Francisco D'Alineedlee, Count Lamadio, the Portuguese Minister. He pleaded guilty. The prisoner, it appeared, had been in the count's service ' as footman fora short time, when he absconded with • ' quantity of plate. For five years he had been in ' the service of Lady Colchester, in Berkeley-square, and left with • recommendation for good character. Subse quently he was rourgaged in her ladyship's establishment, but was soon discharged for making away with his livery by pawning ; and he obtained his situation at the Portuguese embassy, 12, Gloucester-place, Portman-apron, by means of the recommendation he obtained when he fint left Lady Colchester. The prisoner was traced ant and apprehended by Sergeant White (16 D) and Police-constable Argyle HIM B), when he admitted the robbery, and said that, with the exception of some few of the articles which he pawned, be had sold the property to a Jew for 111. The Assistant-Judge sentenced the prisoner to 12 months' • herd labour, and said be would undoubtedly be sent to penal servitude for • long term of years, if ever he was convicted ...r. THE POLICE COURT& DCATI4TREET. Jeremiah Regan, seed h "St. Oiles's boy,* wee brought before Yr. Carrie on • charge of aassalt and highway robbery. . Anne Allan , of 4,Beadcrt-builtlinp, Strand, deposed '-On the 11th otober, at about eleven minutes to eight (Mack in the evening I woe main along Little Queer street, when I wee delayed by an detroction owing to the breaking down of • van containing three hogsheads at Agar. At the time I was carrying • drab leather beg, the chain of which was twisted round my wrist. In the beg, Weide. • pair of boots which 1 had purchased, and some other articles, wee a canvas bag containing 1501. in Bank notes and 58/. in gold, and • puree containing about 30e. in silver. — ]fr. Carrie—Why how came you to carry over 2001. about with you at night, in such a neighbourhood! Witness—Oh, air, I do it for security--to take are of the money. Mr. Corrle- -A singular way to " take ears" of it. Witness--There Se an aelooktion which has Mims at my house, " The National Sunday Llngue," and ogee • week, when the council meeting is held, the house is neassearily open. Bo on those nights I always carry my money about with me if I hive occasion to go out, for fear any. body should get into the house. As I was look * at the van I felt a blow on my wrist, and • tug at my beg, but I held tut, and looked at the parson attacking me. It was the prisoner. He made another wrench at Isth e m bmng gotd e t . aw n a . i .; the chain wn . .br t oak s ingzid l ni= him, but after going some distance r dowe the street I hued it tau so dark and I tau eo frightened lest they should murder me, that I dare not go on, but returned to Quoin street, and told the first policeman I met what had m arred. No trees of the money has been found. It was all I had, and the saving of years. The prisoner —Are you sum I am the name mica ? Witness—gaits sure. You were shows to me with • number of others, and I singled you out at once. The prisoner —lt is quite wrong. I know the parties who committed the offices, for I was in the street at the time and saw it, but I had nothing to do with it. I had bees about all day, and when I got home I was taken ill, alk W7have been laid up ever 1111200. But I will give thin lumps of the parties, and when the lady seas the man that mush:died the bag from her she will own that it was him, and net me. Mr. Corrle—Well, if that is so, you as tell the polio* when to find him. la the meanwhile I shall keep you in ousted ; bat if yea eta prove what you say you will the. be duesarysd Sergeant Holmes—l ham no doubt the parties he alludes to were there, and had same sham M the robbery, but the lady has ems them, and does not remember to have met them on the night of the robbery. F 48, deposed that he was on duty is Little utrest on the night in question, and saw the prisoner there in company with the two men is question. He was again in the street a few minutes after the robbery, and wee Informed of the robbery by the preseoutrix. He • the prisoner, and that suepicios being confirmed by = !ion he had received. lie had been is search of the prisoner ever since, but had bees unable to had him till Sunday night, when he met Mm ia Great Queen...trait sad took him into custody. Sergeant Holmes maid he had received information which assured him of the accuracy of Mrs. Allen's statement, but he bad little hope et obtaining any further (widow*. Corrie—Cannot you trace the notes? Sargent Holmes—Unfortunately Mr. Allen doss not know the number. Mr. Corrie—But surely • booty of over 2001. cannot have hese so imuipktely got rid of as to leave no sign or trace. Have he or his companions been spending large sums lately, or what have they done with it all? Make further inquiries' ; there is no hens m tryi The prisoaar t who said he "should not be the first man that wee hung =saintly," was then remanded. NOVEL Stiff Tat or Zarattanstfarrr. —A veryseriona cam of einheaslentest was yesterday investigated at the Liverpool potion court. N. W. Middleton, a clerk in the employ of the Magnetio Telegraph Company, was placed in the dock charged with • peculiar and pave system of fraud. It appeared from the evidence adduced that the prisoner swain the habit of receiving messages from Means. Norris and Stuart. These firms used the stamps of the Magnetic, Company, but did not always send them upon their messages, though they afterwards supplied them to the prisoner for that purpose. This circumstance enabled Middleton to substitute old stamp in the place of those supplied to him, and sell Messrs. Norris and Stuart's stamps to other persons. These frauds are believed to have been going on for some time put, and it u feared that the Magnetic Company have beat swindled to a serious ertent. The prisoner its remanded mad Marsden bail being retuned. It was stated that Kiddie. n b a d b een in gaol for eighteen months some time time ago. It was also stated that while ta the Magnetics Company's employ be had pined the entire confidence of that body, and of their pristinel customers, who had pee. seated him with a testimonial. _ _ . Erre's HoIittIOPATHIC COCOA. —lfa delicious MM. i smoothness, and teetotaling poser base pro. oared Ig ra rstrsl utoptlat as • throaty* bowman. ob.. caz, *b. puny* at Is. ed per lb., Utzaijir stselpal grosses Jam App. golatoPelhlo 'madam.' -{Act vselimeaseLl YIPI U ATIOY. 11.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing oue.hundredth of us loch diminution ; and each 10 deg. above 92 dog., causing three hundredths increase (nearly). L— lid I,bamometer In skids. M,—Moistens/ ditto (for evapuraUon and dew point!. A—Direction of wind ktrue—aot emetic). F.—Foroe oto 19 —estimated). C.—Cleed (1 to 9). I.—lnitial letter: b, blue sky; s, clouds (detached) fog; 1, hall; 4 lightning ; m, mistY o, overcast (dull); r, rein s, snow; t. thunder. A ZW repeated augmenta-41me, re, each rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MARKET& LONDON wsznar DOCK RETIIII.NB.—Not. IL iDaparki Delbert R. Nock. 1860. scow—Watladis 4 Mar Passe last "icr N 168 7.467 1 L6B* µ o6B ups ;731 amo 664100 326,374 40 N 1 414 116 ON 4,466 LllO ON NAN 40,467 11 11.800 0 itsn 6,066 161 1.165 skuo 35,3 2 --~_ ,Mr x.........., lat 10 TALLOW.—The %Saw market has been steady to-day, with •Yr viselmers demand for distaat periods of dell. teen b then ie very Y4le doing for all this year or Jimmy sad March. The home production has rather of late, and it is sot, th ere f ore , lik e l y th at our Vv: d l e se of foreign will again be large until January or !shwa's" next, when, with the docks now at the outporte pretty well consumed and horse production nein deficient (ea is very generally anticipated), we may look for a com paratively largo demand far twerp tallow. Our closing ILA** are -48 Pot, 61s. ; all the year, 60s. 9d. ; Deo em b er , OIL ; January to Mar e , 62e. ; April to Jane, ; Octo ber to December, 68a. 66. to 69e. ; Tows tallow 60s. 6d. net caul ; South American, 60a First pipea_odeasa, h lo arrive about January and February , 00a, sal beef, 1 Australia& beef, 67s- to 66.. 64. Um oil, 4 1 nd., fi ne Lagoa Cocoanut Cochin . Wt. 9d- to Ma. 6d. ; Ceylon, 535. Id. to Ws No Sydney here. arrive neat spring, dose at Ms. 6d. Ceylon, for to y arrival, 53e.—(From the Circular of Mum. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Lrrintroot v Nov. 19.—The Wm of cotton today are estimated at MOO bales, includims 3 ;4o Ame rican, 6d. to 9d. ; 301 Perniuna, Bjd. ; 20 80. 10 Naranham, 911 ; Fapttan, sp. to .; 300 Swat, 4 jd. to sd. —of which 500 are for export. Today's imports 10,489 bales. The market dome quietly at the prima of Saturday bat, OATTLE—Lnwoot, Ikklw. 19.—The 'apply of cattle was much larger ; of sheep about the same. A slow demand far beef, at much lower prices. Mutton in good demand, at full prima. 001klib.-Lnwnnw. Batas• Went Hart : 16s. 6d. ; Bentoo's Week , 16s. 9d. ; idde Wait Hartley, 17s. 94.*; Davison's 16cr e HLtloy, 17a. 9d. ; Flutings Hartley, 17.. 9d. ; Holywell, 18s. ; Howard's West Hardy, 17a. 6d. ; Lambert's West Hart ley 17s. 6d. ; 'lludeld Moor, Hs. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor :4;1155. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 16e. 3d. ; West Hart ,47h. 9d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 20s. ; Walls End ; Wells End Eden, 20s. ; Walla End Goeforth, tin.: Walls End Easton, Da. 66. W alls End Hadley, HL. ;Walls Ead 19s. 6d. ; &%ea Main, 20a. ; Walls End Bohner* 16e. 6d. ; Walla End lintridylla Hatton, 20a. 3d. ; Walls Ead Frasswellgats, 20a. ; Walls End Has well, 21.. 6d. ; Walls End Hottest, 21.. 6d. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 19s. 6d. ; Walla End South Hettoo, 21.. 6d.; Walls End Stewing's, 21a. ; Walls End 21a. ; Walls End Kenos, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End South ; Walls End South Durham, 19s. &L ; Walls End Minks Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walls End 'Thorpe, 90s. 6d. ; Walls End West lowgdalo, 19.. ;'Walls End POEM West, 16s, ; Camay and DuEryn Malting, Me. 6d. ; Corrpea 17.. 9c1.-Skips at market, 146 ; sold, 130. TRAM° RETURNS. lm.Pm. Mew TsW. TAO. IatLIFLTI. Ira eirria driedles. M. Week coding Nov. 17. C booth X..tern — 11,114 5,515 14,129 17,919 REPORT. Now. a, swim A= • 4.1 L I '• CASUALTIES. George Arklc i(anit ., e 7 ),l/ ilv;riraid,(insTials Newland. from Shields to Born , with coals, Is ashore south or liorleston the wind is off sham, and she slam possibly be got &lost.— _ Yarmouth, Nor. IS. - - ceaa Btar—dooostate from Key West. of the nth October. report that the ocean Star, Captabi Recent, of Boston. from New Orleans for Liverpool footionl, ran on shore on Triumph Reef, about 18 Wks ham Owe Florida Light, on the 44th October, sad lad two his water la her hold when the master left her. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amin (ahoonee, of Jersey, from Tampico, 45 days, for Liverpool, (JUL 60. Ist 49.46 N. lon 18 W. Annie Kimball trona Liverpool for Philadelphia, Nov. 15, Ist 50 N, kin loi Coolant:we barque!, from London for Hong Kong, OeL lat 5.8 N. ion 1147 W. Delhi (abipi. from Liverpool for Hong Kong, Oct 3, let 7.38 N. lon 3.7 W. Jane Campbell, from Merra Leone for London, Oct 19, Ist II N. lon 66 W. Kuno* er, from London for Melbourne, Oct. 7, lat 258 8, lon 30 W. Ottoltna ,Dnich shlpt, trout Liverpool for Batavia, let 13.50. !mons, of and 17021 Liverpool for Callao, Oct 20, bit 24.52 N. - • ton 2126 W. •-----• - Roseau, for Calcutta, Oct, 17, tat 3.58 S, 100 30 W. Spirit of the Timm, from loutlou fur Sydney, Sept. 27. let 26 8, lon 28 W. kr Bemis shlp,, troll London for Bombay. Oct. 4, Lt 19.16 N. lon 22.66 W. Tar ORNAMENTATION or WATCHII3 WITS FINN ART Diessisa- - it le sillar that our English manufacture's et watches have overl ook ed the Importance of superior /ri ffle their productions. The fact Is the costliness of ma tealrlalPi and perfection of mechanism in the smallest C 0044811 seven heretofore to have been looked upon as the exclusive standards by which a watch could be Judged. the ornamentation being considered of no Importance. Signincsuit signs of Improvement are, however, Indicated by at least one manufacturer. As ob servers of progress in all departments of !art and manufactures, we feel much pleasure in adding our testimony to the fine tests which has been displayed in the selection of artistic designs for orsameeting wide!** by Mr. J. W. &M on, of 33 end 34, Lad. sate-hill, the manufacturer referred to. Mr. Benson. as a long. established City manufacturer, Nu gained a reputation for the quality of his preductiona which stands second to none in the City."--Sun. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet post free for two stamps. Is descriptive of every construoi ion of watch now made. Watches safe by post to aliparts of the `lobe.-4Advernsentent.j BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLABLE—Nor.IIS, at Bernthal terrace, DtQhbury Net• Perk, the wits of T. O. Clarke, of a son 00PLAND.—New. lb, at Maisonette, Claygate, near Esher. Burney, the wits of P. tkipland, But of a win. BACON.—Noe. it, the wtfe of William M. Haden. lap., of 10. Oloacoetar-tensta. Iljd•Parli. of a wit PoWleft.—Nor. 16. at gociastun.square, the wife of D. Power, C., of a datter. igN3I. 4 LNov. 14, at Ebrierly.place, Barnstaple, the wife of Mr. W. B. Quick, of a daughter. TAMIL& Nov. lb, at Ftt. Oesegdarood, Kilburn, the wife at W. Basket, Bect., of a daughter. HOILII.--IiEYWOOD.—NOv. w ai Thrutton. Herefordshire, L y the key. it..l B. L. Barker. son of 8. Barter, Seq.. of Chester, to Umbel C arlotte, daughter of the late Rev. G. Heywood. of tdeford, Devon. BAYNTUK—gurroft.—liov. 17. at the parish church, Hove. by the lee. J. 11. Carter, C. baynton. Fey., Lieutenant Hamp shire HlDtla Artill tu re. to iieurgiaae knell, daughter of W.ll. button, lay of toll. ~ HIDIOAD—HOLIDA —Nov. IS, at St. John the Evangelist. Upper Oharlotteetreet, by the Bev. W. will, J Bedford. Hob, of Ituanell.plate. W Ciimene, daughter of H. H. Holiday Beg., of Bouthostiptosietreet, Fitzroy-square. DEATHS. CASI—Nov. IL at Thurston Lodge. Dury St. idsnuod's, Hoary Johan. sou of the Rev. I. Case, Nicer of Methrinrhion, LW . eohuddra. OOLDBIIID. —Nov. IT, at her residence, St. John's Lodge. Ll° enrs.park a ft er a No/ Wows, widor of the late s la Isaac Lyon Idoldsmid, &unmet. Harm de Ouldsmid and da Pal nw In Use Iftrd roar of her age. amax-ikw. 111, at Burley, near Leeds, William Henry, son of Illy. Hada, of Leeds. [ILLY. —Nov. 15, Mr. J. Kelly, of Uoiner.plara, Boston MUM). aged AL . _ Petaled sad Published by WILLIAM RING HAMS, of No. $. issaberdalesek in the City of London. !lister, st lb* OSlee, In Lombard-skeet. We Piscine< of writatisri... MSNSW. Noes:MISR te, /213114.11 Oftwocz lizawica COMINILIANN GALWAY HOU Lrrompoot VALIIITIA ELD I T2 = "I Yilltovra tampon Lon I Neil air.. ill Law as TOSSINOOTZ Limo' 4 11 W.N.W. &W. W.& W. X.N.W. NW. N.W. W.N.W. N. W. w. N.W. W.N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. LIZ. 20. Z.