The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

fr ILMn 3inteiligence. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 19. The meeting of the Reim catholic clergy of Dublin, convoked by Archbishop Murray, for the purpose of adopting an address to the Roman cutlio lice of England "congratulating thee o rate tbe restora tion of their bierarchy," took place yrday ; bet the only . publicity which the proceedings here yet obtained la Dobha is that oonveyed in the following teamed in the Freeman's Journal. The meeting we held in the Presbytery-house, ielarlborough•treet, and over 200 clergymen are eoid to have attended. Areording to the rale observe! on such occesiors (says the Frivolo) the meeting was prime, and exclusively con fined to the clergy. *rho address adored will, prior to pub ligation, be freasesitted to the Cardinal Arekoishoe et \Wa ukee's, to be by hint eosamasiestsd to his suffragans, sad diroelli them tea the slew sad laity of Ragland. We may state, lewever, that the address, whim, fey coavenithee iske, tee is the (erne! a twits of rreoheions, woe all that the else ileum/themeless* it oaten wad i teed es to sweet. Wage the Wares Wall be reale peens► it mid be found to convey, is •thlm sad dignified souse, the wages- Wallops et t ~laslMp et the erseelesiese of Dublin to the esthetics of >isglsas IS the restoration of their hierarchy ; sad it will impress their earprith that the act of his holiness shoed haw. canted the Ithliegs which, according to the pub lie prise, appear to pr. veil smooth( at least a section of the Prot' rants of Ethlaad. The real tarts of the thaw will be lbe .d to be calmly stated, and clearly, ant, ronclosively ma nned upon. is th e address it will be shown that no terri torial rights are claimed under the arninteesents—teat the restored hierarchy of England will not possess, or claim any territorial poser which they did not previously enjoy—that a single individual rot before under their spiritual authority, will not be brought by the recent change wetbis their jurierlation—that no maw spier:opal powers are cashiered upon them—iad that, ia point of fact, instead of his Holiness claiming any new powers ender, or deriving any such from, the new appoint ments, he has voluntarily satrendereti tats the hands of the English decay powers hitherto vested in himself; bet which, according to the canons of the church, exist la the .'orgy when lb. hierarchial orders are complete. • resolution was oleo &elicited, conveying/ the nvereatial thaska of the clergy assembled to his Holman, for the meta ninth of the Engish hierarchy. The meeting, though a very full ere, was not of long duration, the protredings, we understand, not occupying more than half an Lour. His prate the sr hbi.hop presided, and will transmit tbe resole tioes and address to the Cordical Archbishop ot stminster, in hi. own name, and that of the assembled clefs). The most important circumstance that hes marked the present movement against the anticipated renewal of the attempts to abolish the viceroyalty was the solemn protest made yesterday on the subject by the grand jury of Dublin. That body being on the eve of separating, and of handing over to the new corpora tion, under the rtcent act, the &cal powers and duties with which they ban been charged, deemed it a suitable occasion to express as opinion on this subject, and the following resolution wit accordingly adopted unanimously: That it is the unaaleases opinion of this grand jury that we should sot separate without recording cur opinion as citizros, relative to the threatened abolition of the race of lord lieutenaut, which we consider would brunet injurious to the city of Dublin, tending to promote absenteeism, and that spirit of eentrall;ation which has been so detrimental to our best interests, and that a petition embodying the sen timents esmened be presented to her Majesty. Pursuant to this resolution a committee was ap pointed to prepare an address to her M•ijesty. The grand jury also proposed to introduce the subject in their farewell address to the chives. The progress of opinion on this question is in tact a mutter of sur prise to many. The .ledge to read the abolition is now put forward in the addresses of the candidates for municipal representation, with scarcely a single exception ; the conservative candidates being perhaps the most ardent in asserting their adhesion to the text ; and even two or three who have been known as patinas of "Young Ireland," now record their optuion that the removal of the Irish court would be vitally injurious to the commercial interests of Dub lin. It is hoped by most people that, with an expres sion of popular feeling so strong an d so unanimous, the bawl= to reintroduce the obnoxious measure next milieu will be abandoned. A meeting of bur genes will be held to-morrow at Leitrim-house, to express their opinion against the abolition. 'fhe grand jury also adopted a resolution to the effect— That a patitiaw be presented to both houses of parliament, humbly ro closeting that they will Ake in'o considsrarios the wrist distrereil sta.' of this city and the cottony et large; sad that they will b., pleased to direct that no further re (Melee be wads la the amounts hitherto granted to the hookas of this city. The Court of Exchtqun have at length come to • determination on the question of the prosecution for penal , ies against the Lord Mayor, and gave judgment yesterday, obliging the informer, who was proceeding in the several cases, to give security foe costs in each scion ; giving it as an opinion also that the nine ac tions which were entered in that court might be embo died as PO many counts in one action. Mr. Bernard Murphy has been appointed mu'er of the &away Poe- 4fice, by M. J. Blake, E-q., M.P. Toe cifbee of tho Kruionagh Bfuil was totally de stroyed by fire on Saturday morning. The Reveal Freeman has the following on the Limerick election : Inert are lour distillates In the flelJ for the representation of the e of Lim•rick—Emanel A. Dickson, of Croom Castle; Wrioibant Otol.l, of Limerick, non of the late Mester G ; Thom s Fitzgerald, of Olin Castle; and Al rib iel Bran, 01 Wares Lodge, a tenant farm , r. Mr Rs an's address is very distinct on tit. question of tenant rieht, repeal, and the church establishment. Us says, "I want tenant ryht on the principl. a of the Tenant League, Repeal of the t.r. ur.ei Union, end the aboliiion of the church ?swoo' " A deputa•ion from the L.'s's', smudging of U. Psr, Lu. as. L dor, Duffy, and others, am going to Limerick to csovase toe county and make arrangements for the elastic's. The crown s , licitorthip for the Queen's County and the county of Carlow has become vacant by the death of Mr. Elliott, who held that office. Lou OF MIRE BLIPS SEAR TUE PORT OF WllrooltD--Botwees . the boon of three and four o'clock no noisy @amnia, the brig lissolits, Captain F , from Liverpool to Cmitasitimple, with • general carps, ran os shore near C It., and Is likely to Menem a Imo k, bat Crew saved Ah as hour atter, the bercias Adelaide, of and fur New Orleans, with 600 pameneten on board, .melt is the s with end of the Blerkwitouitank, and immediately began to maks • great qmatity of water. The roast guard sod there boom, and Me the beats from the Fort et Roesler" immediately pat tIF on wring the barque std • ship near imett other ea the beak, and about S o'cl, oh, p.m., about sixty of the pameagers wove landed, sad immediately proceeded into the seemly. Ihe ship shave allod.d to proves to be the Strohm', ed mot from Glasgow, Capt. A 1... Browne, hound to Ades awl B missy, with coals, machinery, as Copt. Browne pates that the itemise before the weather came one. ry beesy sad Midi, and the ship, while standing to the weetwerd, game on the beak, while he considered himself nearer the Tasks,, shoot tour o'clock, a.m. The wind soon after in . asio.4 with a heavy esa, which Gassed the ship to strike heatnly, sad water b gat to LIMPS is the pumps...bleb were loin going for 611 hears, sod rapidly plited all the dept► rose to rover foot. The exertions .f the snow sham Were swat Up, -IA all kart& betook themselves to the boats, sad landed at Bloekerater strairl at twelve o'doek yesterday. no ewe will I. a wreck ; the is ■ nut has bosh eat Sway to e.ree the workbag of the ball, sad muse stores, sea• sloth* of orsody, tea, wise, dfo , have boor tended sad weep is eh arse of the proper officers—. Wesfeni Goer. shoo. DISCOVERY or A LEAD MINI NEAR GALWAY. About a ads d arm Dom Otis tows, at Ea then w • weather Wealth.. os the toedelde: all of which hare has thrown d 0... sow time claw by eider of the landlord, • Mr. Jowl. et Dithilu, whet beld. them lauds ander the Wardee of Galnay. Some of the pem.ntry, Mies lately employed in e 1.., it et one of th e foundations, di/Devoid what they thoueht to be a quantity of 11111.1,1 r ore sla. d with the atone. Tn. Wary .an spread ; • tuber of the country people 0 .• sad vont...meld Werstiose Is their rude way, *teeters. quite ut.productire. A 'swain of • minted as piny, at Swift was lent to who came ash examiuted the awn* or ore, and declared It ma elochent rich lead mile., taking simples of it to Dublin, when he is now In treaty w il l me in... While the captain wee bare, sampler et lead tre tr m °Wirer I were shows him that is new Wisp raised on the iaadi et Mr. E. O'Flatterty.—Geheap Mime). SUBSEA DtaTlL—Charlos Howard Sidobotbawa, lometty • mittom *Bur at llAttemaader Leo., het le•wriy ea ftrisalterist, line" epee ais awn iat.t. at Miley, la Chesdi, inyerieend awfully issibleit Math at Ilmebsater, Wads,. The mend tan ha.. meead rat Illeaday, tolled the Sailors Dirt Fair, and qtr. Suntiottiem same to the fair with • view to buying rook. He ante as bia as Oki Trafford he the tondos add N ant Weems Company's Altrlaeham breeds, mid took • sate to Salford rawly in the amiss. le Bridge street, Kutshesnr, he mat Kr. bon IPlatem. el Brosigaws, d'View* of acknewl• died Isdnimat la the quality e. ept.ho, and Mlthtp that gentleasea he. Wes song to his (Mr Pintail) bones they emu% then together. K s appsare d to he at ha meat health. Int h spasms his tautly serum lad waywinthim with lone median* for • slight said, tad *KW at Mr. Fundill how.. I. mk • phi.! tram kb rein% sod s• al lowed *dom. Shortly sfunward• It• oa4ilir.P*oll weat eat. sod won manning with & third pasty iaGnatClerismrstreet. whorl's oedema, sank dors !post the frapetb. Mr. Pow tea sesisne re Mae bin ; tad Kr. Iltdentnies uy " I had to I j wee fatties ;" bat haws • ehal_r mid hs eirdeed fee Km koloil bow Ow pool st W. nwaa ozahod. Ao Aqua was Mid Wore Ms.. tutor, thov mow sonso.tia eft omohis wasa•it 'mooted* o ammo was MA Mew ..Md to Wow the body Mae dents hod ashes b illseese 11 this boort, sod the Jinx y hood a maid Death boa a 0 1 1110194.11.• Ir. was OM 00 rue ergo. EQUITY COURTS.—TxtrrxRDAT Booth ens Loth Cathanion. Mr. B.rjaant Wilkins sad Mr. !forlorn Allen having are rernived erten' of precedes's. and Mr. RAW Killer, elf the Midland Circuit, baring resolved the rank of sat- WOO MTh. bef ore the Lord Chassidim in en pri. WOO Mem. two former owns into sad were in Wild by his lordship to she their mats within the bar. &o.eILL a Tao EAST AROLIAII RAILWAY C CaIDITOR.-81113 171 . — MOTIO N Is▪ CooniT FOB CONTZUPT. Mr. &a toll reseeted els repl In this ease, end contended y mat the cowl was bond to 'twain its jurisdiction aid pro- test the property of the company, over which the court had hispoletsd a receiver for its protection for the benefit of all the Medi% ,rs of the compaey. The proper come, he submitted, kr his lordship Woke was first to oda, th then te with draw his takers from the property, and he ass lie should be of opinion that there was a gelation be a .seat ei law. to pat the matter in proper train for a legal der Mom If his lordship should come to the opinion that the emeemties creditor ought to les before the oonrt, then sleek fribirribeeld be roads s h e ` woad bring Ma before the •Mt ✓ending to the usual wires. The Lord Chancellor said he would give hie Plainest nist Thurnisy morning. ROISILL 0. Tutu BAIT ANOLIAW RAILWAY COWAN& Mr. Bothell opened • similar motion to the sane WWI be committing the Sheriff of Nvifolk snd kis °Senn for carriages end other property of the company under • :11 execution at the suit of a Mr. Foster. This orison was, he says, wholly withoat excuse for it was aide on the 9th of the present month , while the other motion against the sheriff woo pending, sad the sheriff by his econseel was submitting himself to the iads s meat of the mart. The learned counsel aid Mr. and Mr. 8. Miller, who were with him in support Of *0 union, read affidavits of a deputy of the receiver albs courts, appointed by him to tae care of the carri god property of the rompsny at the takee's Lynn station, tog the staano la which the sheriff's officer tame shies at 8 o'clock in the morning of the 9th of the poem* mob, and seised apron all the orrisres and engine in • aft dm was the. prepared to be started. et Mr. Snooty sad Mr. Apollo& were Wolin sisisse the sheriff, who was mot reluctantly obliged the writ. He had previously taken an 'pinks essaoel in the matter, and the advice he obtained was, that is the tholes ef evils, it was less dangerous to caseate the writ than neglect It. Toe Lord Chancellor said he considered the Sheriff had been ill advised. There was so authority for eight" that the courts of law would visit wi'h puelohment a sheriff for ',- faring to seise, coder a writ of execution, property in the custody of a Neither appointed by this court. The court • siway s avoided any sourse that involved a conflict of jurisdiction. The parrots before the wart in this motion was the high sheriff, tor he was responsible for the acts of his officer. Re was himself not an officer of the court, but of the crown, to th e cute the writs of all the courts of Westminster. Without saying or implting that the order of the Vice Cnsucellur in the other ease the appeal m Aims was right er wrong. hie lordship held a strong opinion spinet the sheriff IS NMI, present motion. As, however, the question was one of &eV' grave natant, he would net decide it without further oration. Re would decide it on Thursday morning, Ise* then with the appeal motion. MALCOLM e. Ecorr. The Attorney.Genetal was in the coins of opening this a ppe el from a d f Vice-Chancellor Wigrarn, when the Lord Chinon*e roes at I o'clock. Broom Vica-C•axemaca Snort PIM. RV ATLIISFILIIIT Fail SCHOOL.—CHARITY. The Attoroey-Genersland Mr. W. Morris supported a putt tlon seeking a reference to the Master to approve of a scheme for the menerment of the stave charity. Mr. Roandell Palmer and Mr. Goodave, for the trustees, said that the charity had 'alien into deny, and that it would M very satisfactory to have a scheme settled as was proposed. An ord.r was amordiegly directed for a reference, with liberty for the Master ono Under-Muter of the school to attend the enquiry, sad with leave for the Master of the Court to report whether, in the event of their retirement, they should have any retiring allowance. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-YESTERDAY. theneo. no Simon. O'Corteton, M.P. to. BIAININAW.—Tni NATIONAL Lap BZIII3III.—ALLIORD The arsenious in this use occupied the whole du. It may be remembered it was en action for • libel by Mr. Pearson O'Connor, M.P , easiest the proprietor of the Nottinyhass Internal. The de fondant pleaded not guilty, and a justiiketioc, oa the ground that the plaintiff's conduct, with referenos to the Nsti .nal Land Cempany,hao warrented the s:rictures complained of. The trial, witch occupied the Lord Chief Baron end a Westminster special jury for three twits days, resulted in a verdict for the pleintiff en the plea of "not guilty," and for :the defendant on the inue raised by the justification, notwith otanding which the jury accompanied their verdict by the expression of their " unanimous opinion that Mr. F. O'Connor's character stood unimpeached for punnet huossts." A rule for • new trial having been obtained afterwards on behalf of the plaiatiff, on the ground of mis. direction. Nr. Roebuck, Q C., Mr. Keating, Q C., and Mr. Bagley, were now heard .t considerable let gtb, sheering cause spinet it. The first riot of misdirection complained of woe, that the judge had told the jury that the national land comp ial wee Illegal, aa coming within the lottery and other prohibitory seta. It was submitted that the scheme was a lottery within the pureesw of thou sets which had semseemeed so far butt as the reigns of Witham and Mary, and that it was an illegal society in item ems. There were no less than 70,000 sub.cribers at 11. ffe. each, and the plaintiff bad received no less than 112,0001., which he upended in the purchase ed estates, building cottage., de, to be divided amoogst the shareholders by Ise There IVY also • bank In COlthrl. Ws with the Lend Compaov. and rules and reputed ,ns had been published; but Mr O'Connor's personal security was only given to the depositions. There could be no doubt that that establishment was in contravention of the banking um. The seat pant complained of was that the learned judge told the jury that the shareholders would find the greatest difficulty to obtain redress at law or in equity, in seasequenee of their having bosoms parties to an aseciation undue htedly illegal. It was goateed. d that that opinion was perfectly correet,and from the mode in which the 0268 was pre sented to the jury, that the Lord Chief Baron was right in cantog their atteatioe to the exact position of the share holders of the National Land Company, and Mr. O'Connor's management of it. Mr. Berea Alderson thneght it was important far the jury to know whether Mr. O'Connor asked the working people of this country to subscribe their money and give them no security for it. Mr. Atherton—The question Is whether he has done so berseroly. Sir F. Pollock, C.B.—The jury disposed of that question. Mr. Bone Platt—Yes, certainly—sub mode. (A Roth.) The defendants conned then segued that then was no ground for disturbing the verdict on the ground upon which the rule bed been obtained. The substantial charge in the alleged libel was the inveigling the people of Kurland ant of their money upon promises sot likely to be fulfilled, and stigmatising the plaintiff aa a political impostor. The learned Judge was thereti re tight in calling the attention 411 the jury to the reel character of the scheme, sad to the delusive prospectuses circulated amongst the shareholder.. The lots Out wen cot merely to determine the order of priority, but for the share- IteMer's lead, which he was to hold in fee simple. I Mr. O'Connor proeneed to locate them ad in 'ice; however, it appeared that would require no less than 300 years to do' so according to the reputed plan, but that, if acenesplishe d within any reasonable time, it would cost 21,000,0001. What thane., therefore, had the unsuccessful ihsrehdders ? It was gable clear that It must have been a detail's scheme.aud as the chances of the " fortunate allottees" were determined by lot, it cams within the statutes for the suppression of ' gambling and lotteries, and was illegal. This CON .10 likened to percent's dividing their estates by for, but them wee no snsloey. Here the land had been purchased to be divided by lottery, and se to the bank, the fact or Mr. O'Connor having house parentally respoisible to the et po thers could not legalise it, and did not produce the slightest charge ia carrying en their affairu If the associations were illegal under any statutes it was sufficient to justify the learned judge in telling the jury they were so. There was no doubt the land ptaa wee • loamy, and all lotteries were ills/rat except specially permitted by ant of parliament. The Acs Union was declared to have been illegal, and • special set was obtained (9 it 10 Vie , c. 48) to legelins it. It was therefore submitted there was no suedinotwa, and that the rule oueht to be discharged. Mr. Atherton (in the ahem, of Mr. Serjeast Waist) and Mr. Prentice were beard at peat length In sensor; of the rale. They complained of the =haw in whisk the defendants' arousal sonisouted ea the poems of midi. notion which had been mentioned te the court. How ever, there were mu; ether mere matuial matters to which the attenttia of the learned barons hid not been at all directed. The plaintiff did sot wish tastiest say new bier of plumes or purities in the learned jsdga's suinnuite up, or Ilkd fault with certain ezpressioes selected, but what he complained of was that the jury ha 1 been misled by a sabetantbd misdirection, and that the malt was • verdict no kb was uttuly unintelligible. There vfas so other way to amount ter the fi “ding of the jury except that they were influentied and eastrolied by his lordship's epiaions They were told it was their duty to determine whether the plain- tiff sued with base fides with reference to the lead scheme, and If en, thee whether the defeadant had written the steer tures complained of bona fide, and in him they were direeted to consider whether the plea of lestificatioe was made eat, and to put their own communed*m on some of it. most tact UM/. The verdict affirmed that the siaiements ie the libel were true, but to show what less paming in the 1•11116 of the jury and their opine. that the plain' ii had month um fide, they accompanied their verdict with the "zonate. , their unanimous eiMniese to that e ff ete Sir. F. Potloth, C.B..—There is • wide difference between appal of that sort and the solemn Udine of the lury. The one was an ant door under the obligation of their oaths, bat the wart knew nothing of the other, or under what arrangemest it had been made. It was no judicial sot. The Uedaci woe epos oath delivered in the discharge of • publle dray. That poem of paper referred to (I d soma it otheasiesly) was a piece o 1 impertinence nut Wants,/ ha the jury. • hlr. Belton Pzt a iti. sansisly Mr. B o a s I 'Bain "honestyad ?sal; ... • ;Ithetien to asspeohlad I Mr. Bares Platt—lito simmice of the opinion of in_ jsry sth eir em. Wait 4•llo6rna taw WOO ,miss Mr. Athertos said that under the eiremmatissess the sigh 4144 Was !Maly ulatillisibk. TIN 9417 way to? sums tit MARKETS. CORN asik - A COTTON.—Livanroox, Nov. 19.—Tbe sales to day are estimated at about 3,000 hales, sod cement of about 200 Pernambiect and Mantilla:a. and 200 Surat. The market closes tamely and steadily. C .mpared with Friday's rates prices of all kinds are nearly against the buyer. Mancttxtrran, Nov. 19.—Although the yarn and cloth market has recovered toe great extent from the extreme di pension msnifested in the early p.rt of last week owing to the tbreirening aspect of affairs in Germany, it has not come up to the hopes, ti-day, which the feeling of Saturday led most people to form. Prices are rather higher, as on Saturday, than on Tuesday and Thursday last, but they are not quite up to the level current 10 or 12 days ago. The ac c ,unts from the United States by the Asia, speaking of damage to the cotton crop by the Iron, end confirming the previous low ectf mate of quantity, though they have produced some excitement in Liverpool, and a slight advance in prim, have sot Lad much effect upon this market. There have been few purchases made, aad sa:h as we have had are principally on Chinese account at tolerably lull prices. One lime house, however, repone extensive pirchases both for India and China. Tu. German merchants still limit their transactions to the ezecut;oa of most premise orders, and though the market exhibits a firm aspect on the part of sellers, still the transactions Sr. so small as to throw a gloom over it. For the hime trade there is but little coing. CLOTH.—Linoe, Nov. 18.—For the season of the year, a very lair average btutnetta has been done to-day in both Cloth-h►lla. N v 19 —At Du matt this dap we - bad ;itget shweirid heel. with Mit Mom we- OWL The trade ruled Ink whir r alight seensee fur enteseed ma plea. Barley in fair supply, with a bear lads br tam quails of 47 4 Peas and Bras soaks= tans. Whoa, whit= 41s. to 47e. per qr.; red. UI. to Ws. Battey, 23. to 275. Elm., Nov 19.-Tlass las been such quietness in the trade during the past week, owl, fn = g o the &bursae of any or deals of moment (won* *nds prevailed), and to the landed paroeis being held tor mere surrey Min buyers we at present dYpoeed to give. We had to day a geed anuntenee of farmers, wbo, us aorequesse of the atones is itark•isne yolked were inking I higher penes than millers would comply with. The market MOW, I tearer r. be written le. par qr. darer. Vary little foreign on board ship, and but Ire transectione inlaid* parcels. A good demand lor grinding Barley, at lolly the rates of km week, and Wens much Oats the tors dearer. Not much brudneve wing In BUNS or Peas. Only limited traneestions in Lin red, but lakes b use recovered the &pried* el Wit week. No Rape gyred au the market. itie Oar are ralber dell The presest quotations:- Wheat, English, red, per qr., Ids. to 444. ; rohate, 425. to Os. • DOM.= and Ko s berg 42e. to 46r. Ponterankin and Ilemburg, Ws. to Ca; U and Ifs to as.; 11011111•714 end 33e. to Os. titr e ,lLLto Us ; Desidt, 14s. r. l6e. ; and, lee. Od. Ma • 14s. 04. to Ilia ed. Bar. ley, osktisg, Us. to 16; 5010d64 . 215. to Ds. Boum, 26a. to Ws. ; fordo., Ws. to W. Pm= white, w, sad blue, 275. to Wt. • gray sod black, 23e. to Ids. Limed, Week Sea, 46e. to 4115.; Petersberal s4 oa. to rie • Riga cad Araironiel, Us. to 4.15. • Konigsberg end 575. to U. lamed Oates, Hall, 71. Ss. edi. t he brags. 61. las.; iaterior, St. 15s. Rowse{ WI. Ws. Rape Cakes, SUN. lids, toe. ; foreign, Ina to Ni. Guano, 61. to lot. Bonea Tu ll i eS., Rye oral. ad. Laporte he= 21*.9 to Nov. 13: Wheat, 2,512 qrs.; Berkey, I.7B7;Beans, ; Peas, 1,011 ;'Herr. 70; thawed, 5,749; Reppord. 142; Oil Ohm. I* Mos. Irawtce,Nov.lll.-Oar market taday eahilqted a better hellos. Wheat was purebred more fterde. et • Might *woo& Bex ley oho, accept for the mart ordinary drowiptieoa. wee in denund, at a bettor price. Peas, Ins" smil Oda, enstlestior Lame, Nov. 19.-Tbers is only a moderate arrival of Wheel reported. but I fear chow if nsplss how Ws below ; the desneed ewe ot the Thee trade preweits any greet @Welty and En sews= alt. per fp. over Pridigh *deb Jahn iodated upon, preveated say great este** Isee. nanglee of Barley are I a rams, at toll pram. Issas, Osia sad What MI. eke with at material alterstios. arrivals this wok =Mali Oar,; Barley, 1,104; Bane. 798; Peas, 203; Uwe*, 2,667. Lummox Borauta, Nov/lg.-The allow of Wheat *is, day was modems, and tally hit weeks prices were made; fn low iniesoter, mein pa, an dem* of U. pre load wits °Win bat there wee sot seek life la the tend& Barley la tar m et late Met Wheel, re laid of 6 borbels, aid, fra. U. to Ws.; sew. Is, to 114. Id. Bority, Ina to We. per imp. gr. Beans dd. Ws to 10e.; sew, Ws to IM. Per, lib. to Wa. lid. Laws., N v. 19.-0 a mutat to-day was moodily supplied arl-a Whoa, and, there Ming o mod demo* ibr euspier in good eadiaion, sodlMly less beadle weklog soles at fully last week's priers, and. In mai msmM. !Mgr** pions *see mole. Other Brad grab Rod booms * W sea Wheat, white, okl, Llf. to Ilk. ; aada- OIL to MR Ife. • white, sew, 101. to 111. • red, IN, to W. i 6. Burry Ns to ide. bate. tda. to 199. 6d. biome, No to so.. Per, Bra s. Liviaasoi. N0v.19.-Tbs imports of grits and Mass dam bard weals with again Olt • las ask than the exports twos Maas. 'llas swam off arida aldose saw Mewls' vary swill, awl hir:l •4 l S 6 : 6l alM • os Vette of 16 .... 7a Vet - 96111112= 1 2 irk*. piy . ="Sh se owdd lodes, st fibs - at t>r lead - 'sods* New. 14, ik? IS I maim ;Wide differentia between wkli ;origins ;Tories of proficiensg,some rea r eDWablr;;;ll • , blibl i m m "ft 21ruo u g a l u f iliss usn gsr" ... a.• i --- - tie .n —• north issern part at mu °manly. As prose r.y of fled* of its 'arr. The 1 16 wen is So elinwsatary elan The attendance at the tW t h u -- ""iiii - u ft vi ii = g i l ii a llagn ar .oll.lll,l• Prldess John Baby, BA ,of Teriseil Raw, Belford, obligation of their Adm. ffv011ifffir.,..,4:0,...r. Th e noto t stf so tOO buoilt.e.. 4Ss MSS la gad UWE. ell nos NI. ass and Massa let at • rental of 1,7001., he other, or ander what .sale fetch, " ' Of *tie' 62 "aid TWlwhit. lan. of 1"1". 14muu "..18 It Wm = at 11 eisliining 1'321) been (sr several swathe In the Tart's, hae, cwu no Judicial as. The miss demos of 4 As rst sutu ti ta u gall_rersater tanteslsallt ...... ,_. aro the disehiree of • patella elesestery lAA all lamed writing asel sit& wit CIOIIOII LZ . .. "'"" e t "I' at i a erred to (I dn't masa it ask; sad row. of *Nil *NU rewoltably MN. li ft ig...... /k r= eadeas exam Cold isasso, London, (or the sus of 41,0306.-Iresoroatle miasma out lklooffiog to Mario(, the Yen 114 " r bon aa fi • uu . ' ik t urriisrifi. per Ails digies " .... J (' • ' 3—Fos Lim COMPLAINTS, BAD -. it C I aa lt i t s w aseted. hidi Irma sold to thigh *NS, ian , m 41,, o r t h, us As 'ADS, a dis.ssita9bist Ili" 44 S T ;7' . ' SI Se gelr . Me r.. *etre r sr; Ambiguous we thit P 4 '" • , Mit l !sig. BO .4 kw wa n" am ji liaa r: ! " "u . 4 . . h waT'a t r i r s a i myself undersea what wenn the etahlkei lied ilea!, se follows: ~,,y7 ; f ; law 11,sis mo; ; moo erns ilia; • t mistral a very *fee die- reeMeett PM. IN 40 . 1 0. 116.141 7. • 44k, "77 ; IlherAate oda a/kW hem* itsperee e z = al = hey or Id& 41.1 IS Stgdossoffin *Bing added 6OP 4 , ~......; Dam u: marli *mi. 4 1 9•411ffilen bar. • Mu, SODA& ad kidd_ 1/11 , lay Wks. hey p e r t Rof thil *Dies of the . te a abs,,, OW of its &rag Dude free • ~..: ..__ . tog AA enilerOds 1 a Own* mss{ ael . z Abe Ala am me. ealeshea the of Wald ialishaea the ware asse.•l2l. is. 004 Mk 1.45., 9 .M. mous , ' V i r e .. .... i i, — h 4 1011 14 ea= e is i 111FIteat and Bee- the wee l a atm *Rea mai Wave ma allarmodi addreirik by lip. Lisa kr V.A.. • • .BM WIAtCSOIIaII7IIOII/ Vilma. ,20 MR lieigherwiesisesi, So eimeameeseee the vex- Kw Turner, _sad Weer ratiasea c ale gave a slather rod, ele, te ; white, ; met red. Ses. ; halm sal sad 11l * 001 7 11. 7 19 11 1 0“11114 4s isoursorg atomihoosepoi with Oa promos of file sobsey. bp ups, 4th, w tip. we !bats gi a , per .. I, l b. gi9, , n. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1860. it was, that the jury had been misled by the loomed judge. Whatever might be said of the expression of the jury's opi nion of the plaintiff's character, it might, with advantage to him, be placed against the invectives tndulged in that day by the defendant's c ounsel—invectives which he (Mr. Atherton) was happy to say very seldom food the id tr u zi Into discussions of cases in th + sew trial paper. The core& then proceeded to distinguish the land =ll plan from the Arta Union and other lotteries, sad that It did not cow within the prohibitory sterlia. Mr. Baron Parke said the verdict clearly MOM Skiff O'Coance was not guilty et the dishonesty of petal/ say of the fond subscribed into his own pocket, but that woo guilty of political dishonesty. It appeared to him that the summing up of the learned judge was unobjectionable. Mr. Baron Alderson —What the jury said was this:—lse his general conduct Mr. O'Ooror is not dishonest ; but this petticalar translation h I WM talkyrds., Of he wha is a very t the law would cell Olin i g norantia. n other wo respectable earns, but we think ha to • political impostor— (lausliter)—ead not very honest is this tranardirn. After some further discussion the son was deferred. Not Paws av Na. &API KAM= AMA A Mumma Manson Arm SitahLoCA tr. ArtWooo.—Bahaot or PlOlllll,ll This cue, which was reported In the Birram . sl Monday, was rammed yesterday. Mc. Sergeant Allen replied for the plaintiff. In refennes to the broad defers of Immoral shariseter sad meekest' conduct which had been set spec the part of the liedeedaat, admitting its truth, he had yet to learn that any puma he this realm, however poor or despised, was to be Weer be yond the protection of the law. Let the plaintiff be as Uri in character as she was represented to be, she was still end• tied to redeem by the laws of her country. He said this am the assumption th at all that had been declared against her was trail. Bat be denied that the statements wets Use, ort weld be true. They were too improbable to be credited. It was admitted by his learned tried that there mast be • verdict fey the plaintiff es the tee first two pleas, for it was clearly proved that a plain had been made by the defendant, and it was also preyed that he wee of age when that promise was made. The only question, titmice', that remained for the consideration of the jury was the impost of damages to be *warded for the breach of promise. The jury would bear in mind, that according to the testimony adduced for the defendant net one of the witnesses alleged any act of immortality or in decency subsequent to 1848. That was • meat importaat fact is relation to the provost question. All the acts charged were menlised tea period prior to the end of 1848. when the defendant became acquainted with the plaintiff. There was alto mother most important fact spinier in the *vides= for the defence, that no one witness stated that ho had improper Income** with the girl herself. Mass tending to degrade her character had been Mai. the tenth of which he denied; bat no or bed dared to say that ke bad any intercourse with ler. In the whole course of his experience as an advocate, he had never seen to much daring and reckleisenass dims played as by the men who had gone into that witness box to publish their own degradation, that they might injure an unhappy and unprotected girl. Tits learned replant then I , entered into • very elaborate and critical review of the rt. di re, contending that the statements were improbable, r bi ieg utterly opposed to nature, and that such testimony could not possibly be rolled on, loukisg at the intimacy of the greater pert of the witnesses with the defendant, and the fast that many of the acts alleged had never been commur rated by these to him until within a few days. Writ on snob testimony that the jury were to be asked to cast her forth in the world, degraded, miserable, and kelpie's, whir would be her lot should they return an adverse radio*? Admitting that she was as she had bean represented, never theirs, if she had been betrayed by the defendant she was entitled to compensation for that wrong. He implored the. to consider what might be of possible ace rrrrr ce to thick of this unhappy girl spurned from every door peri shing with her hapless child of went in the street', and he felt reared they would give such a verdict now as would justify their consciences then. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, told the jury that the only point for their consideration was as to the amount of damage to be awarded to the plaint:ff. In estimating the damages they must look to the moans of the defendant, so that he might be able himself to bear any amount whisk the jury might consider proper under the circumstances. If they considered the plaintiff to be of good character on a ow sidtration of the whole evidence, they would award substan tial etaniages, having retrace to the means of the defendant to pay them from his own resources. On the other hand, II they took the vii w of her character urged by the learned counsel for the defence, it was for them also to say what ens would be sufficient to compensate for the breach of promise under the eircuoistasioss of the case. The jury retired at three o'clock, and notwithstanding the intimation made on Saturday that they were unanimous in their verdict, they remained upwards of four hours in deli beration. They returned into court soon after seven o'clock with a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 101. From lA. LONDON GAZIITTB.—Thoodog, Nov. 19. SAN BRUITS. W/LllBll Bairns, jaa., Wmalmry Wigan, Wercertershirs. briekmaker, to surrender Nov. SS sabl Jen. 1, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Bois, Break and harm Bisudagkens; MI. reit, Whitmore, Bir mingham. Rewase Baswerre, Haad.esert, ffity, printer Nov. 26 at I. and D. 26 st 1, at Beelegbellairest. Sets., Biormy and illsopeoc, Waffinntoreitmet, Imides-bringei mfg., Bell, Coismenotreet balldimps. JOUR Bomar" liewttery groans. Nov. 21 1 M I. sod Jim. 11 in 11, Selo, Mom. Liakkiere, Mar lotto-row. IteneketAmem; Mt. seelgOttellisMosit Davingrest- AMLUMII Omuiwent, Innaerlge and FMr-visw. temensens, cotton Maid Ds& n Jam kat 11, at Ilaumbestee (Wert Baia., AtidmiandOn, ; Ma:km* Manehaster. Ennown tareammi. 1199049 Mer, rime mansfamsrm Dec. 8 and Jan.', et nrnedssMsr Own. Salk, Atkinson aid Co., !!an as Pett. rasibiresr. Ass imamow4 Cannosotreat-read. Geo Sin-th e MOM lons Ilmitiami, Priam-place, •s -in. melertlikers, Dee. 6at 0, sad Jen. 14 at I, at shall ;Me= Ifidesky, BeednaleaWset Ormen, Ab cheeb-me. VI 1111•11 Nam. vistaalisr, Nov. 28 at 111, and Dee. 26 at 11. i 7ailiseseD4Mear. Sala, Dieernock and Burbey, Buffolk.iman Ormasissamt; ME rig., Bell, Coleman-street. 'mire [burs, Umipael. birmaelber. Des. 3 and!!. st 11, alliver pool Cour. MY. Bei trait Imaglard, priday-strest, City, and kb and Ca, /Iminasa; nig, nuips, Liverpool. Tomas Tam" swim 0131asaft LOB. 3 and 24, it I. at 11== DA. T'oo lay, Cornhill; of. Maid% ascumanion O DIVIDENDS. Gwyn linitenewss, ffirminsitsm. eteeedel,-lot Dv. of Is. 116., Nov. 11 sodomy Thanki, al Valses. Blrmingkeim. Amu, alum Oallohner Blasnakmoesw, Prescott sae Past Ina aLdgar. la sad three sup. at Oreent. Abavreklara. Rienens FIROPOI, aIIOOMBOBI .statkuser-lit My. of 3a. Sad., Nov. IS sad Wes ssimmysest - a s s 7e, at Gesseet, Alichurch lane. • Jima BaTOOl smal Jasaresa Tom, Foleehill, Warwickshire, silk ITIOSUBIOUTOT-het div.:= Nov. 21 and any subsequent Thursday, at Veiny's, Joss BOLT, New liurtesonswin Ilagent-street. job master-3rd die. 01 Rd., Nov. 23 mai dime Misspent Saturdays, at Groom's, Atcherch-lsoe. Than Ileum HALM Hars'orbasii, basammisr- Ist dlr. of id., Nov. 11 and say salsaymost Tann i sh at Valpeir. Birmingham. lifturen Croakier/Ilk Devenehire, victualler-1d af M. Id., Nov. 19 and was salias~ Tuesday, at Wesel* Diana Jams Hominam., Inusim4emle liberlierstreet, City, and Dms- too . D u rham, I nas, manialienrer-ist div. of 2.., Nov. 26 ' two smassmirst 11= 4, 8:0= 1, Birehin-lane. SOAR Parneam, a, plumber-Lt div. of 7%. 6d , Nov. 11 ,ads tarse salissmat Saturdays, at Maniere, Berbghall.atiest. Maar Bark s Ilr, cotton manufmturer-Ist Seal dlv. af la 4i, Dec. nand any subtequent TIMM', at Pre. I Nee, Ileeeboolor. Mama Tama Dudley, Woictatershire, ire moester-Ift die. of Cs. 9iL, Nov. 21 aod any subsequent Thureday, at Valpy's, Birm ingham. HORT WAromnoros, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, merchant-6th dim. of 13.16 d.. Nov. 7 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansield's, Basingball.etreet. DIVIDENDS-Dee. 18. P. A. Black and J. Whittierharn Liver pool, provtalon and general brokers-Dee. IS. J. W. Cole and J. John toe, Great W inchester-amet, CR , marliants-Dee. 13. G. G. Cold rey, Lawrence-lane, City, t-Dee. 13. J. Cramond, Lime street, City, ship broker and agent-Dee. 20. C. Dutton, Ter.'s. Cheshire, }Diner -Dee. 16. 11. Griffith and P. Prime, New Bond-street, tailors - Des. 13. W. E.H.Guillatune, Bodey, Hampshire, timber merchent-Dee. 10. W. Humphreys, Brighton, tamer, wme meretnnt-Dee. 13. J. Johnson, Great Winebeater-atreet, City, mer chant-Ike. It. Rev. A. Yak, North eve, Yorkshire, woodmerchant -Dee. 13. It Law, Portlaskrow, Camberwell, lawnbruker -Den 11. W. Reay, Walker, Nerthumberlitorl, ship builder-Dec.l6. E. Round find W. Round, Tipton, titaffardshire, timber merchants- Dee. 12. J. Rowlett. Liverpool, inerekaat -Deo. IS. B. H. Itimold. Warden, //buil/seri, and Hardy Unoolnakire, dealer Den U. W. Wat ford, Wolverhampton, rdebtre, brewer-Dec. If. W. Williams, Brecon, Brecknockshire, draper-Dee. 19. W. G. W Warm, Arring ton, Laneshise, raper. C2llll /ICATES to be grentedonder canes be shown to the contrary ae_tM.dq d .se(. Dee. 10. J. Bull, SontkAudley-lt;eet, ishipormer -Dee. 10. W. H. Ds Wolf, Liverpool, merchant - Dec. 10. It. Diokeneon, Crook, Dur ham, grooer-Dee. Id. J. Hayward, Reehted, labroprkire, Den.. 10. 10. W. Hymn rs. Gateshead, Durham. putdieen-Dec. 10. I. Jessup, Kingenown. Kent, larrser-Die. IS. W. Meadoweroit, Rock dale, Lancesnirc, cotton spinner-Dec. 10. J. Moore, Hanover street, Islington. victualler-Dee. 11. J. Stork, Kingston-up.m.lluil, wine merehant-Dtc. 19. F. Yin's and T. Kielce, Fast Greenwich, Kent, millers-Deo 12. R. Webb, Great Itusall.fUset, Covent-garden, dealer in ham and teed PARTS VLSRIPS DISSOLVED.-G. J. Ashton and C. J. ethics, Mark-lane, City, CUM= mann &comers -J. Banes T. Knowles. and T. Boardman, Chur,ll, Lancashire, opal maters-M. Bentkland O. Corr, Jun.. eherdeld , steel refiners-Mary Bickerton and Spear, Selby, Yorkshire. g rocers-J. Is and J. Franks, Malmo, Not tinghamshire. maltsters-laidors W. Vreudinthal, sad M. Frendenthal. wtymuntlmpLice, New "ent-rcmd, cigar nitichente as far as regards Isidore Emmenthal -IL Burnet and It. !tag, Eam-und, City-rued, sloe worsen-B. Gordian and W. Harrison, Scarborough, Yorkshire, brachia CV- W. Ihukaylle and 11. P. Coop, r, Liverpool, seeds . Monday and G. Monday, AM church.lane, City, but den-J. Murptroyd sad W. Arniltateed, Kemal, Westmoreland, earpenters-J. Musgrove and 11. F. Gadsden, Old Brad-street, City, Interdict's-W. Nicholson and J. Hobson. Smite . , ugh. Yorkshire. coach hoyden-J. Barak, T. 14,0114, J. Millie, and F. Mayson, Royston and Mancimeter, Laneashire,cotimi spinners , , so fa , as regards F. Mays. u-E. &tithes and H. S. bouillon, Canterbury and Whitstable, hoymen-H. Tomlinson and B. Tomlin. sne, Birmingham, ego merehanta-T. Whitley and F. Whitirt, Ha. lilac, Yorkshire, woolstapkva-L. Wilson and J. Wileon, 611 B too-ne st. Gravesend. Kent, coopers-J. Wood and W. Brownflehl, Cobridge, stadordetee, earthenware mantdsclarers-R. Woofs and It. Wilson, Mooegalsetrcet, City, tailors. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. GILIZAT FIAT, Glasgow, groom, Nov. 23 and LK. 16, at the Wain , ice Tavern, Glasgow. Roam riikrvores, Glasgow, cabinet maker, N0v.37 and Dee. 16, at the King's AMY Inn, Glasgow. MIDDLESEX SESSIONFL—YzersaDAy. heroes Ma. Cramarr homes, Ammar,. AMON. The November adjourned getteral mama of the pesos for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning. at the Sessions. house, Clerk. Dwell. Than were 78 cues of felony and 4of misdemeanour for trial. The magistrates on Ire bench were Biz Moses Moat, Bore, Mr. Brooking, Mr. Wood ward, Mr. Warner, and Mr. Russell. The lamed lodge, in charging the grand jury, remarked that the calendar was rather heavier than usual, but it nearly enrespoaded with the calendar for the adjourned November session for last p sr. Ater explaining the manner in which the calendan of the serious sessions varied, the learned serpent seed that bent ficial result' would, in his opinion, follow a full and proper inquiry into the causes of these fluctuations—results that would lead to mote being done to reknit thieves beton Or y gee into prison instead of all reformatory endeavours being made in their behalf after they were in prison. In this metr polio thieving was as much a business us that of a carpenter, aed those who were brought up to it looked span imprisonment merely as one of the evil chenees of their waft, and it was not by asking prisons so very mendortable, as some appeared to think they should be, that ref rmetion would be effected. Seiertary wahines toe the dwellings of the poor and the instructios of the alleluia of the poor upon sound moral and religious principles, with the view of their minds being thotonghly impressed with a unroof their duty to Ood and man, w re the agencies by which the reforma tion of the minunal population of the country was to be brought about. Parkhurst Prison war an establishment sp propriteed for the reception of juver.ile convicts, who were there placed in three climes. The first class oomprleed the yoane thieves of the London districts, who were described as sharp, clever boys, capable of being put to anything. The second, those from the agricultural district', who were said to be mese clods, se reedy able to distinguish right from wrong ; and th e third dam, thou from th e manatee ming dietriets, thews being neurally attenua•ed and worn out, the result or their being set to work in factories at too ea rly as ' age. Re was informed by an entineet military officer that time same characteristics distineuithed the recruits from the districts be had mentioned, and surely these were facts deeervieg the attentive oonsideratios of the legislators. Was not this subject of tar greater importance with regard to the social interests of the acme:moil than any intrairy as to the our of meat, pinta of porridge, and amount of per ; usual comfort a realigned thief ought to receive w; ilat in tomfieement t With these taw remarks he remitted them to the diseharge of their dudes. POLICIL-MTIP.DAT. GUILDHALL. _ CARDINAL Wonting.-8u Petar Laurie asked Mr. Alderman Sumphery. the sitting. magistrate of this court. tt be had seen the report that bad gone the round of the daily journals. containing s statement made from the bench on Saturday last by Yr, Alderman Challis, relative to the generally soticipated departure of Cardinal Wiastaan from this wintry I Mr. Alderman Huraphery said he entsinly bad seen it, bet not without some surprise, as he had slice ascertained that no each information as that of the Cardinal having re mind stoics to quit London in 48 hours bad as pat coma Mien the City authorities, in say form, °Moist or other wise. He had made inqsirise, and the result satisfied him that Mr. Alderman Challis had been misled in eensequenee of reading an incorrect easement that appeared loose of the newspapers to that effect LAMB AND FLAG RAOOKD SCHOOLS, CLEBKIIN- Inna...—A ..Sting in the friends and supporta' of these schools took pleas aa Meade enemies, at taw Brdwel. eients, Cierkenwell-grese. There wee a memo 'need less. TM Man was compied by Ms. Watts, who intro deed the Meese by sagas metre .8 septets of the i lismelts leek mord semis had esakned ea the pawn l ames d tbs metropolis, sad emselelly in the dee, psigeset district is week Mey were meemb.ed. The wed that the meek who!' an among the area St the elms is the sketiropold k eospneed day, day, end evening whet& for eital , e and 7011S1 trisommd done the day. Tim latter were rpm ea we il eldege daring the week TM daily attendance st.the bias aulami soreprised nearly 70 Mersa, tram um e lean armed , , who swami se greaten attachment to the neon. Is was gaits a rare thing to see a ehiki cote its any. The ' plea adopted was MU rely to senand• the dean lama ens dirty, sad it was eenaidered mob dlierace to be separated that they all tried to send it as IBA as possible. There had beluga boys and girls as se books rit the day meet daring MO psis par. O. thew, 181 wed mad well Se the Old awd Now Testamerrs ; the rest (190) meld all reed a hula; SO oak who wry well in alp, beaks ; Whicnild Won MISS slates • 82 eadersteed Genoa midtown); 36 girls Oda se wells 60 were leaning to sew. Upwards of 120 W bean made is the 'shoe dewing the pa t year. in mina. ; she girls is reeding. Me Wee were three tees its es, it utild be elled, so tees Me little Minim get to school. Toe Baaday somgoope bad as follows; Number am tie hese. Is=B 295. Ot those, 92 °eel said aim wish _som• reeearkably ► LS vela Is She t The a sm a l: was 02. Of thee, 6 9 04Filltag • As all liewaed Humes State of 41041117. llard Wind Hard Wind Hard Wind Strong stow. Strong Brame Strong brow Strang Man benne rtrOM , Strung Breese Wong Breese Strong Knew Hard Wind Omits Snow Strong ocean Strong Brener Elagoa Weise Storm rumamma C3oody Po,E•tiany Cloudy BateroL Omits CAXIILIDOI IbIMMIX OONIVAT ROCTIIIIAD Ilia — Ty Goa Straw Were &raft erase arm Breve . Warm DAauarevam Partially Cloudy Brod Partially Clot* Rata Cloudless Pact s Cloudy Overcast I ?venom Partially flood' Pigtail, Cloudy Partially Lerma, Partially Coady Bala Psis Bala ria°44 =Pardmaiy a i r Bola THIS DAY. Noon. Operas at Mad. Iltrensth or Wiwi nese et weather. 6.W. S mns &s. The returns ftoa the following pieces did not reeeh this dice in time for publication y este rday ; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Moeda' , morning at eine o'clock. Cazwie isramoox. liascabersa. Cauasa &IL rep* Brew &E. Oistl* Breen &w. Gentle area.. 141 OVIlf Overcast Overaest IRON PERMANENT WAY OF RAILWAYS.—Ths eco nomy in the use of Iron fee the prominent way of railway has led to the construction of upwards et 80 miles of sine: line is this country and upon the continent. Mr. Laing, the chairman of the Brighton Railway Company, static in ha pamphlet cm the coat and maintenance of raL ways and nil way stock, that the eat:tense of the renewal of wooden despise is as high SI 731. per anatim. Any redturion at :7Wl'hisititor th erefore, that can be eft eted in the renewal 1 1 , of the permanent way moat be a wry Import s.' to the railway shareholder. Tbs. experimental Minn permanent way laid down upon the South' Mestern line has, it is undentrod, Droved eminently sir:cow lay- Boma of the most substantial contractors of the day have offered, it is said, entain railway eorneenies to estate% aid renew an inn permanent way at a nun per mile which is cow paid solely for easintenance on wooden sleeper per ways. The first outlay of the iron p-rmanent way is said to be not greater than that for the ordinary perma nent way. ' THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF BEAL, to the north eastern part at MS county. the proptr.y el Prideaux J_ lo ohn acres a O., li i , tt o sno t Tir e : sad ., a R ri o n ana tal , ol ß l e , l 7 t ow ord„ , been far several months in the market, hay,. hold to Magri Taylor, fan , Bar, of the for the acm of 47,030‘.—Nemmetie LIVER COMPLAINTS, BAD rat's Prue, is, Qat all Sim or Nawcarrui, Nem. 19.—The Ithether W again see a them, • prat deal of rain havft *Am thee taturda v r a . oar market Oafs resreleg we bed a ffeha AM et What ikon the posses. bet Whig same snivels bee Be resat, as well as from arced. its hide owing to the lammed Wee is Mark-lum spinet vitiations, a derma of linage similes Win milky Ws ai slightly eebtesi misa, glad tho buslisms Nos in She bsuessellals , qualities kw MANE sisi Nod& aet as mimes st la v., theedi "sh lk " : 11 : 1 , a ket a lb ar i s ir erobe ro milks IMlng newileaMo lbw mid mare sllmiden ; bat anianOse ethers We Inei realsnot by the desiger By. more emit iii, ON lawited Mee Mthind dig • Aline lot el new For. 614 iseigiiim midi; dila per bolsi lisitiag Buis, a dull sob. dims Wedinceerte mthmned nay hams at rather aver pods= liss 1&21 miasma — . lien raid balling Peas mire MOM Mew ; fir a &sins wipe el the later teem Denmark fa wren* weer& OMB m garret terefry, and may b• mitals • Ibmili Mew ills. firatt mot is rls hal worth Ida. 11, sad Div. Ms., par linthet, whereas lan ranch soot be pistil with hallity at Ms. to Ito. par v.. weigh/as Mlle. ts 4211.. par Inshai. PLTMottli Nov. 19.—Ttis wasting is vary wank wet, W windy, W tbr. was eel, a email anemias* of farmers at this h er nie ars mallid. liarsissabi pwarally held Wheat at a little sheath ith kr withers complain that the rum prisms ef=ll es= ef !my Mien.. l'hey ere sop rani* be spermay hers ef slosh, sad rem rise In the peters of Who end /her imam prelmble, sr Irma& deliveries are much Isweradosti asevel to the brim retitle. Nov 19.—We had a fuel *Dandling of both Meru sad teabreat air =Ad *Alas. The supply of Wheat was km. sad ksamr Mail la elszk i esidition. Farmers asked higher =4bet, Mira Yid us to submit to their terms, very /imism was Inenseted at en pertinent of Is. per sack OA the Ng somplis. Of Raft there was a moderate show, and the Inds we mine at a *rim darer ass Wheat. The trade for Oath liana, and Per mooed more Stamm than heretofore. and prism het se ward timikeey. In Malt and Flour than was no sitendlan wrathy Meath Wheat, white, 445. to 4r; red 365. to Os.; sew, Sts. to 41a. Indeed malting hanky, 275. • 12s. to is. ; iderfor, nab foe. ; sew. 25e. to 27.. Basin, thel 10 381 4 fErerm. sr. to 325. Per, 162. to Ws. Rye, 28e. to 30r. per qr. k is. to na. 6d. per both. Tama, Se. to 6s. Dour, Ina. to tris. par wit KON106)31110, Nov. 11.—The weather has continued boisterous and rainy with us during the whole of last week, and supplies of all sorts of grain have remained trifling in conetqueace thereof. Wheat has maintained its vane, although no traosse.ions of any moment nave transpired. Rye aditicues to be eagerly 'ought after at rather advancing prises. Peas, beans, and tares remain as last quoted. Large barley Bads purchasers ior home uses; small ditto continues in good uemend for Belgian. In oats there is no change to notice. DANTZIC, Nov. 13 —The warlike character of the intelli gence received here has cut a damp over our grain trade. The market is but modustely supplied, and prices, which previously showed a drooping tendency, are now supported. Several lota of 601 b. mixed (not particularly good or clean) were purchased at 355. and 365. 60. per qr. f.0.b., including commission ; 601 b. white, at 36-. 6d.; 611 b. white, new, held at 38e. 68. to 395. 6 , 1. Old wheats are nominally many shillings dearer. As regards freights, only two vessels are here, and much higher rates are expected to be paid. Tee present quotation is 3a. 6d. per qr. to London and the emit coast, and 3e. to the east coast of Scotland. CATTLE, &C.—ROTHERHAK, Nov. 18.—We bay. a vere limited supply of Beasts and Sheep to this day's market, ►ut of a somewhat improved quality. Beef sells without any apparent brisk ness at last week's rams. Mutton sll disposed of at an early hour, bringing improved prime. Beef, 6s. to gm 6d.i prime, 65. per stone. Mutton, 6d. to bd. pee lb. WEST INDIA MARKE TS. KINGSTON, JANAICA, OCT. 28. The prevalence of cholera Iles, as might have been anti cipated, exercised a mat depressing influence on the market. Business is almost paralysed ; all speculative feeling has vanished, and the only Operation!, which Can now be effected are of the most strictly retell characteg. The fish market, perhaps ;is likely to suffer more from this state of things than any other. An unrestricted use of cod fish being deprecated by the medical board duel, g the exist ence of the epidemic in the city and adjacent pattshes of St. Catherine, St. Andrew, and Port Royal, the demand for this arias has considerable oiminished ; white the principal eittporte, being in direst receipt of it, ate independent of Kingston for their supplies. No improvement ercatever has occurred in the prices of Sour; indeed the trade anticipate a decline. At public sale, on the 23rd, 400 brindle of Baltimore, just landed, Isere withdrawn, the highest price offered for lota of 25 to 30 barrels not having exceeded 30a. A parcel of new meal was also witdrawn et 18'. EXCHANOI ON LONDON.—Co'onial Bank, 30 days, 2 per cant, prem.; 60 days, 19 ditto; 90 days, 1 ditto. Jamaica Bank, 30 days, 11 par cent. prem. ; 60 days, 11 ditto; 90 day.,l ditto. BAYATINAR, OCT. 24. There has been a steady demand for sugars, welch, operating on the very reduced stock, has occasioned a mate rial advance in price. There now remains very little in the market, and the issignificant remnant still existing on the planta . ions is likely to be detained thole, owing to the wretched state of the roads, in consequence of very heavy rains that have fallen latterly. Under these circumstances, the sma.l residue of the crop still in the interior Is not likely to be brought to the ports of shipment bdore the new year, and the exports from this period to the end of December from both ports wi 1 probably not be more than ontathird of what they were is the last three months of the preceding year, Say 30,000 to 32,000 boxes, against 96,000 buses in Oc tober, November, and December, 1849, hence and Matinees. All the stock is so tnfitnit end 0,1.1 in so few heeds, the planters are exhorbitant in their pretensions, being almost able to exact whatever prices they please from those who are compelled to purchase. We may consider the following as the lair qw.dations, under present =MIMS' anees :—Whites, 9 to 101 ruts: fine and choice waits., 101 to 11 Tian; yel lows, 8 elan; very good to fine yellows, 81 tobl ,lair; browns, 7 to 79 riala; eucurochos, 61 to 61 Tien. Since the 17th Instant purchases to some extent have been made, at an advance of 1 vial on theme quotetions, and prices are going higher every day. The iuqutry for tobacco continues very active ; prices are still higher. We quote—No. 1, Injuriado, 125 dole.; 2 and 3,100 dole. to 110 doh.; No. 4, *es dole. to 80 dole.; No. 6 ant 6, 30 dole, to 36 dole. Every parcel brought to market is bought with avidity, and a great deal is put chased writ', ruff in the country, and there are many speculative opera tions. Vuelto arribo has been mold at 12 dole. to 15 dole., according to quality ; 700 bales of very ordinary were solo yesterday, at 12 dole. There is handy any sugar remaining at Matanzas. Teen are no Mascovaeot to be had either here or in other peva of the island. The last melee of molasses were at 21 and 21 rials for good and picked parcels. Tnere is now very little remaining in the hands of dealers. Small lots of new coffee have appeared at market, Some parcels of old, of middling quality, were taken at 12 dale. Toe yield of thenew crop will be quite inconsiderable. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WEDIIIOI3DAT. Nov. 20, 1860. Tao Btato of the Weather at 0401101 1110 followiag platted at Niue o'cicak yesterday morning. The Matisse an arronge4 to oraer of touted,. Waist:4 FIRM. Oourse at Mao. ' Si 'V. ei SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. .u' '"u,µ.4 ann.." WI • 1.10y1., tom: 1 CASUALTIES. Aqua Hulce, Ellis, from Whampos to London, stnirk on c bed of sunken coral rocks in Gaspar Straits, A l ia, atsaadoned with 13 feet water in her bold, sad set oo fire, and immediately afterwards boarded by pirates ; crew sated.—Singapore, Oct. 6. Bounty Hall, Machestb, from Hong Kong to Bombay, struck on a coral rock , Sept. 8, in let . 10 N., lon 113 E . sod war lost ; crew saved.—Manila, Sept. 23. Kite (barque), Smith, from Colombo for Tutocorin, hes got aground off Misspend Point; crew saved.—.M c d no. Oct. 14. Lloyd's, Pearson, from Sydney, N.S.W., to Mcoqc, wY totally lost on one of the Tiger Island Shoals, in let. 656 N , lea. 122 8., on the 26th August. The crew took to the boats, sod after keeping together for six days, on e o f the boats, with the second mate, three seam.., one um., ties, and one satire, was islet sight of ; the ina.ter end the comsieder of the crew strived at Sourabaya, but had not heard of the missing boatos Sept. 20. Magnolia (brig), F , of Plymouth, from Lief for Cons' antinople, stranded at Curraclars, got otf pat. flay amnion, and is now anchored in the South Bay, to Lk,' in the portion of her cargo that was discharged to P. .t —Wexford, Nov. 17• Qu'o, of Jersey, from Newcastle for Palermo, which w t ., ca shore yesterday to the eastwatd, was assisted off ttu morning, niter throwing part of the cargo (coal, ) board, and she will be brought up for survey this ertatho tide.—Wells, Nov. if. Que. Alertxs NOTICI.—On the 7th instant, this Bwrl of Health decided on subjecting all arrivals Inca the pore is the Bailiwick of Christiestia, in Norway, to a guaiat.cie six ..ays.—Lishora, Nov. 9. SEABORNE MAILS. vibeD made op In (General Pust•olllct London. Itit of the monthl I Novesbea 22 IN". 29 Decesabff 6 m y of 4th of the month 4th of the mouth Ind& Mho( month 1 2nd&17thof month Yon.,Wod.,hVrbd. I7th of the mouth i Yoke duty_ - 'Tuesday & i 44h :7thlt24th of mootbl '2oth of the mouth' 7th&24th of month! 0,17 th,l9th,27 th &30thof the mouth, 2nd of the mon th ' 7thl7th37thof moo 17th of the month 17th of the month 12ad of the month' oth bet.' a Sunday t and do patchtd on tl Irba! .131:‘ ib I tie. When due. p4diet. Night ...... Uncert Nbght Night ' Soa 27 Nitta Ntgbt Daq Night Night . . Nothing Ike. Morning ....O N m. Night ,Tu.ll4l4.'iat Morning • pec. 41mAgoi,iht . t trim d Night .Turv.4. vv. Morning M nl.l:flight Tonsdad Morning Not Night Ilforning ENO, 29 Night Nov. 21 Night Nov. Morning.. Deceit Morning Nor. 2t Morning .. Die. 5 Morning Dec. 5 i3torning December 5 the Irolia mall 'via Mar. the night of the Pith, ARRIVED. Atrist (West art) America Slia Nrryork 741371tlisiaponliet) --- 11 America (eta SWAM by British packet) ! America (by U.S. pmt) I Belgium Brazil Buena Ages California . Central America Channel Isles Chill France Hamburg Holland Ireland India (via Southern ton) India (via Marreilleale kedlterraneen(en South' IMptan liediyrrsaaan (via Mar -I lel Si Meditpranmumbyrrenehl — p ekei via llanteille • ~ Mexico Amanda Pant West Indies Wert Indies (except Ha vanna, and Neiman) • The 24th of thl. mot milks) will Cs made up Ault—off Deal, November 17. from-- Agouw-111. Deal. November 18 ((or Leg torn, put Wyk. AoAllol.4lll—off Deal, November 18, from Amman—at Queenstown November 17, from, M.Daa—at Queenstown, 'November 17, from—. Ansams4—at Gnaw:end, November 19, from .Qieutta .Irnrrics i➢.a ATALMMII—St Gravimend, November IS from ......... . lrylooo Auer —at. Gravesend, November 18, from l'a:lew .Ila Alma= —at Liverpool, November 19, from Nile Fore Ayers. put Curre —at Liverpool, November 19, from (1, mo te ALLIDA—at Liverpool, November 19, from Roue , Imo Base Ase—at Gravesend, November 18, from t'o'rt " ' • " '--- BUOCOPIPA—at Gra Biwa CAT —at Brutal. .. November 19, from. November 19, from... ---- -.-- _.. Baum notelets-off Leal, November 17, from CAW% CIII4IOI CICIIJA-Off Falmouth, Novomber 17, from... lidera Oosam -et Liverpool, November 19. from ....rtt. Steplivrer. N 9. Dtornms-at Gravesesd. November 18, from Charente Gunroom-off Deal, November 18, from itavuersy Memoriam-et Qmenetown, November 17, from. Gana Minantrah-of Dover, November IS, from r2.11A E..r Asouan- at Grameetal, November If, froto...nt. LOVIVUO3 11J111.11-1t GM= November 18, hem 1.1 -- 11snan--at Ora November 18, from iaodu-at Gravesend, November 19, hoes.. FIITOUILITI- at Gravesend, November 13, trots IFLONe I- ni Gre emend, November 19, from ___ FLORCPCIA-at Gravesend, November 19, rms. FANCY-at Liverpool, November 19, from_ ..... _ _ Fluireeo-at Gutenetown, November 17, from. Ma, Ilmio -off Portland, November 17, from Port Itilip 111,1)11UCII-Olt Scilly, Nominee. 111,. from We. lon ~ , oss Hansom-at Gravesend, November 19, from Pennwon Meow -at OrAvevend, November 19, from resin; 111110NMILLIA -at Gravesend, November 19, from P+:111 JOAN Blume-at Gravesend, November 18., from .... CadiA Lunoesuis -at °tenoned, November 19, from SairuenAy LANueste--at Liverpool, November 19, from 'art , t i LADY FteneA -off beat, Noverober 17, from Madrai MARSHAL 1110111117--lit Holyhead, November 14 Rota tluebeo MICIIALE-at Queenehown, November 17, from. .... ......... Taganrog HAAT' -at Queemonown, November 17, from Moder MILITA-st quo =town. November 17, from 813114 Nicamom-at Liverpool, November 19. from CAloorm NOWEIrIebeIUANU-St POrteroeuth, November 114 from. I otol o PROTIDOWIL-lt Hull, N overober 18, from Cronmolt NUNCIOS FLUTAL at °Termed, November 18, from. .....nfraoim ROTAL UNDO -.ft Deal, November 18, from Ce I,n lioarmir Put-et Newport, November 16, from London Kirmit -et SW Ide, November 17, from CarlbAtem 51.0.111•1)- off D. al. November 18, from C mat of Swim Santo- off Deal, November 18 SAN Orman,- at Falmouth, November 18, from Barletta Su -at Queenstown, November 17, from Sr. PAvu-off Plymouth, Nov e mber 14, from VAMlnia Serum-at Oramiemid, November 18, from Tomas BROCIELVIIAMIL -at Liverpool, Nov. 19, from Cultutta Visivoa- oft Deal, November 17, from Lonna Vt1.114-at Gravesend, Novembe r 19, from Liobon Vivre-at Brostol. November 19, from Donn Wave -at Falmouth, November IS, rrom Goole WALLWIt -at Gnomons.% November 19, from Mirameni Wunsaroace -at °reverend, November 18, fram %WA son ...... UhlUtl .Newfumnand . ..... hilbat Lobes 8 Al L B D. ..Carktazcn b or b ao wdtm AIIANDA-6'OIIISM!WI% November 17, t 0.. .. 1111,,T1.10—from Liverpool, November It, to .. Barciams — from Gravesend, November 19, to Coto —frog Gruvmer d, November 19, to Afros 8 7 CSIONITI'LL -- from Croovend. November 19, to New Zi7Ltm Cute Moab—from Hartlepool, November 17, to Alessodria CMAIRLIIITZ Holtkl.N—trom Newport, November la, to.. JJIII.OCa CLORSTIM — frbin Queemtown, November 17, to London E.rme—trom Liverpool, November 18, to naives CISAZIA— from Khieldo, November 17, to Thesis Gan —from Liverpool, November 18, .o Itio 1 ammo Home. T Son r—from Oreemend , November 19, tO...Livervnol Hamm Moe. o —from Gravesend, November 19, to Gaa e ,l7 JULIANN—from Hartlepool, November 18. to Triad MAYI.IOROUUH—frAIM iiravoweel, November 19, 07 Junaies Roac—from LiverpouL November 18, to llovocia tireom—from Liverpool, November It, to .....—. ...... ilarniairs Wu. WIIJON —from Orawnead, November 19, to .liceto VESSELS SPOKHN WITH. Alin Mand, for the south, lat 5 8 , lon. 85 B. Arab, L radon for Adelaide, Oc.. 24, lat. 17 N , len. 28 W. Alexander, from Rio Grande for Falmouth, Nov. 2, lat. 27 N., lon. 30 W. Dviningo (b-rk), from Aeries, Nov. 15, lat 49 14., kn. Eleanor*, from Singapore for London, Sept. 20, lat. 25 S., lon. 13 W. Fanny, from Von Diemen's Land for London , O ct . 6,10. 13 S. lon. 9 W. L'ght of the Harem, 0 t. 16,15 t. 2 N., lon. 22 W. Loodianah (ship). Oat. 21, Int. 39 N., lon. 13 W. bi try Har fro t b ound, Oct. 13,15 t 13 S., Inn. 22W. Pompom from Calcutta ( o r London, S. pt. 2, lat. 32 3., .... lon. 38 E. Ringfleld, Nov. 2, Ise 26 N., lon. 31 W. Stepb.n (berga). Baldwin, Oat. 27, lat. 12 38 N., lott. 26.25 W., 99 days from Calmat.. ass Thum's. (British brig). homeward booed from Qnsb: o, lat. 46 12 N., lon., 45 W , with loos of balwarks caused by the great storm of Sept. 9, which the met shu.h of the B inks of Newfoundland. Bad oil b mid the or .w of the late brig Ells ebetn, loot Sept 9 on the beaks. BIRTHS, MARRIAtIEi, AND DKATI:S. B 1 11.1:118. CODLEL—Nov.tiptoe, Hams, the wife • of 11. Galley, of tut Own, sad of New-square, Lancola's-bm, of &ugh Cr • MITECIUNNON —Nov. It, at 'shadow, li e reforoshire, the ,rife o. the Rev. T, liotablasos, of a daughter. MONEELT.—Nov. 14, at W. Nicholas College, Shoreham, t he File of the Kee. C. IL Moberly, of a son. NEVILE.—Nov. 13, at Widen; Northampton..., Nevlie, Esq., of a sou sad her. NEW RY.—Nov. 13, at Notepad, Isla of Wight, th e w ife of C I. Newby, Eaq of a &mime. the site oi A. MARRIAGES. Boarnav—SE ILL—Now. Is, M Charles Church. plyttdeut h .by tar Rea. K Neale, J. O. &Gabby, Ea of the Bo el Horse eon of tb• iloa. Mrs. Poothbr, and q.. nephew of the late lord let ,n, to Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. ees:e, B.N. COOPER —NOO rH.—Now. 16, at Kb Der.tai drCOi coler, M .D., Matt son of 0. Co IWO 0 ' Ftolt% otß to t 7 Elzabsta, only Mild of Capt. fiat, torfoold Roltr, the Otto Drag on Ouarde. DZWaIIs—DAYKB —3twe. 17. at fit. leases, rtemainy. b y the Bar. D. E. Dewsr, Yell w of New College, Or ord, &A.. 49th Wit . mound ma or the late the J. Deser. Cr ief 4.7 4 of Bombay, 1., Kate Jaw, third daughter se E. Dayreli, Llllngstone Derrell, Bucks. DIL &TBS. r. 10. at Lowtber.atreet, Carlisle, J. Dolme n . 1.1';" • COW LE tt —Now. le, at Connaught terrace, J. Conks, • of the H.15.1.C.R., aged M. DlVllslt.—Now. le, at Creoles* the Its?. 11. W. Dann. M m e • Vest et that Os, aged Te. DONALI)BOII.—Nov. .4. at Rory St. Edmund's, Eleanor tote", wile 1 the Rev. J. W. Doeskins, 11.1) , aged U. osaiterr —Now. 11, at Weneek-atreet, Ocessender J. Gate" 1, t aint SS. R le, at Great Watlheatteibentat 'W. 14aw. Born, Ent., late of the Audit-dike. Wll.lloN.—Nov. 12. at Morton, Omer; Mal. wila the Isle J. Wilson Ds of Lkipte. ; ga.is. os r) the OS" ta —WasoisszuT, Non WO p - raist — Ti Tli. T