The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-01 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES. [A telograph's ousiesty of the tullowirg appeared is prterday's Espies): The United State' mail steamer Argo arrived yesteiday at Cowes, on her way to Havre. Her English mails and passengers were landed at Bemire acopton yesterday afternoon. She brings intelligenne from New York to Nov. le. The Nero York Herold of that day publishes the bllowing : "By oar despatch from Weehington we leers that the Cabinet were in session yesterday, and that de spatches from oar Minister to England, Mr. Nieha us were reed and considered. The tenor of them desPatehes are said to be of the most frisediy and gametal divider. Our government is assured that there was no threat intended by sending a fleet to the Wed Indies, and not the slightest canes foe the me eitement and penis created by the English ripen. It is said that the administration leek greatly relieved by the meson k sties them hem the nemenity of beaks, eat hem the sakeeemeet of the Moores der leloo or aghtla • The maser et the mall el Osa. Amato. the Mezls a Iffliister, mated coesidemble emdteeeset in Washiegbee The Ben York AMU hams the great mite asset created is lonised In mad to the tbreatesed war with the Unita &ass mad the alleged mesa far the Menses of the English bet cm the Ameekm mast so extraoediaary tad peadisr, that it has *ha it a duty to gimp together all the fasts mid sa ths subject." Thus it reprints, in its sosalinia l E 'lsms mamas of extracts from reports exploded, artioke writtea is America sad en 'spark at knowledge sr mix Weenie/ands% and instructively scull —" Oar shelter is flakbed. Oat of thus Irish slabs and the sebum it ea vessel wrongly sherged as a Russian privrOose, hes all this excitement and all dila alarm boss ereateiL" Elsewhere the mime paper says:—" The alleged = l o m at of Zemin privateers in this port—the wiaking sad Waking of oar government at be orgeohatise it a Mouldable Irish and Know- Ilethiag enspkeey_emeog as for some midnight Lai-psi the ishaidseit eerie ef peer old Ire the alleged enspiskas efilleeleas between mar Wishes Cattiest ad the Ghee illibustares, me all bombs& sad sash hashes es Barnum would despise in glebe up Pm* mermaid." TM el AttonierCioneral Cashing, in a ili M ad d s ie s hreigs Weirs of the United States, lee forth imbues hem i of his own party. Thu the New York .asaitsf r r: says : We wish, ter est yea, that Mr. Owides would sepias himself to the dada M ellise*lka will& we wadi 15...,. by the way, be bee sot tee smelt sett isun Late s / he hes bees sat*si the Mistime et the s marte—be Me bees le/Mathes sad deeidiages tbe sub ject of the equality of the Stater, ea the presseser a ewe supposed to be got up he the essalies. Oushig is Mr. Nem'. Commis sad Baynes Cesar, all is sse. TM nempapen already talk of hie desisa i wbeteas the Jitter aey General dedike seth—he gime apkiess is importaet ems referred to ham Ss same authority with these .1 myself/ lawpsa, sal as OM& Is W prone me, he hes tivesimed late the slim sl Isms ism et Stew, sad Siwalik/melt law our bodes minim We mast tell Mr. Collies Mat be bas am the Ewe twill labour fora tisentes, if gm% old shot So *MI Pisan. erotic by Wass oat temp mistime slam thee sy maim Odds, their stesagsmest. The smutty will prefer to leave diem with Mr. Many. Havana data to the 13th inst. have been received at New Orleans. A party of wreckers who were taking out the cargo of a Spanish brig on the Bahama Banks were axed into by a British launch, two of them killed, Ave or six woanded, and the balance kn. No pude:Wan Si. gives by telegraph. =sa d. bad edvassed is prise at Havana, sad a food business was doing. Tim stock of agar oo land was about 30,000 boxes. Tb eteetit;iieteasiastvii. Id. ;e6B 7 ei on lssklet ap, sad all tie Wale= sallesad steaks wen he* sod stead at as hoposoomout. The 1V.,.1 Aral; isgs:—" We usissolsai 110 quite • ember of NIA .1 Bosiaod past moo. malls is *her alibt. wla eirealselea is assalep. A ammo ism on by the assombip radio. sedan mod for Use walnut of botah lu poolp gh o . Ti w ts stoemsortla Joubthosmad :faMeM I r vow sr any sopoolsoiss of e to the Ildsoi Items, nog it pasha* wlll bays has tbst tthi artoifalh an St=. viSh iourusoodl oodvity. _Tholottou masa it Mum, at about Ob. he 1116111. UNmea. non as.. haight efesias see liteapeel. Oa the 16th about WOO bushels et vela wave gametal 714. ia balk. sad at Sit fu ships' belia AUSTRALIA. COROBLNO FROM OZZLONG TO BALLARAT. OraLox°. Birr. 10. Here we us going on u anal : the town not quite so py as Paris, nor so doll as many little eet-of.the.way plasm either in England or Francs. We have got so far as to lay the foundation of a building for the Mechanise' Institute, which event was celebrated by a !ergs tea meeting. Mrs. presided over the principal table oa the platform, where the guano and chief people were. She did the honours, very well, as I hear, for I had the Isis fortsee not to be present. About 600 people were assembled, and Mrs. —'e table was graced by the presence done of the mouton be the town and other notables together. Some single, and music enlivened the procee din gs, and several good speeches were also delivered. Willlet* these proposals were ping on in Cles long, I wee at Ballarat ea and I suppose you will like to hoar a word or two of that leaky, so celebrated for the gold it yields. We have now two coaches every day to and from Ballarat—if coaches they may be called, for they are widely different from your notions of a coach. They have no springs, but they are hung on leather straps, so yca are sure of being shaken well enough; nor have they any convenience for laggage—in fast, they are like a rough kind of opts van. They carey about 12 piteous, each of whom is allowed the liberal quantity of seven pounds of luggage: all excess in weight to be paid for. The distance is about sixty miles, at the outside, and the fare is three pounds. They manage to get through in one day, which is very well, con sidering the roads. In some parts you have to pass through the primitive forest; and it is no joke to drive four horses amongst the trees, winding about in every direction. In particularly muddy and dirty places, the pa amenprs have to get out and walk; but on the good parts the horses go at full gallop. About lye miles of the road have been laid with planks placed close together, as an experiment. In dry weather it answers very well, but in wet it is slippery. There are several small towns growing up along the road, and good inns every few wise. Ballarat is well situated on a rising ground, overlooking a large and wide valley, where a great army of dicgore is encamped. A curious scene this fat, as it to called, presents. Tents innumerable in every direction, interspersed with shops, eating houses, drapery establishments, and even a bank. Then every here and them is a deep bole, one hun dred or • hundred and fifty feet deep, worked by • party of ex or seven men—a speculatiou of course. This bole has to be lined all the way down with stout planking, sad sometimes the water is very trouble some to get out. If lucky, they make a good thing of it; but sometimes they have three or four months' labour for nothing, not having hit on a good plane. The amount of gold deposited at the government bank for security was about 40,000 ounces, and 15,000 ounces had bees sent away by the assort, the voice of which would be about 200,000 i. Attention is now being turned towards the quartz rocks, which contain gold. but the trouble and d 'Scully of extracting it is considerable. The quartz must be crushed and ground, and the gold extracted by the action of mer cury. Ail this requires a good outlay in machinery, but still, when properly undertaken , it pays. The deep holes I have alluded to, wbea worked out arid shandored, are very dangerous to the unwary, and as they occur without any regularity, you have constantly to keep your eyes oa the 100k -out, lest you drop suddenly into one of them, as the poet elegantly says: Fain them, yes hunt. They are useful, however, to the butchers and others, as they are read y receptacles for all the offal, paunches, dze., which otherwise would be in the way; and this soft masa might act as a cushion in Nome degree to moderate the fall of any nolo-ley wight. It was • carious sight, as you sot on lb* coach, to see the driver lcokiog oat to avoid • hole on his side, whilst you WI re wondering whether he would miss ems on your s id e . L uc kil y I got up an d d own sp i n without any digester; though on my return our pole broke whilst we were at toll speed, and we narrowly swiped running against a large tree, Raiz fatalism& COURT OF QUEEN'S ovram AT inn rims Amami! & CA/MI VW? 0111111010 Or 141.1111 A. Two ogees es policies et leniresai, to be tried by meth! ' juries, berlag bees Lord Campbell thilrisiry• dot the these barite be.. referred, they al& ms awl odd poet their tIM them eirembli ie wolsesithe the Wag et Sadists, who wield, es the sass. et ear gems, sees swim is this metropolis. Es wee bow List the dap wee Ito Ithe es to give his widest, a themsreltie kinviessits of war anew. witssetsjory 'sue, of se domosil Me mart B net, was disposed I of sad mother pert heard, win tie (41102*d, es We led** hegt e rs the other leased fudges is the Gut of Crinkles' A COURT OF E: NI AT NM ru AT )X3 P. Of PlOlllllll OW MAL 111•011 AND Mr. fierjesel ad Mr. Prides appeared kw he plaintiff, sad Mr. K. Cheatham sad Mr. as.. repromilled Ike &leaden. The deskraties MOM that the Maiself ad delesial aimed to Sr mast, sal ha Ile delishenlibbed to tang as who wee Minh reedy hi wow to many us. The ishmieM pink& that he did set agree to marry, as b a rraVrilkise, is sten n os the ease, said the piled", Milseart, was hosameker sad naliase, is the My et Seismk as& the it wee • geshamss toddles is Wake. It would be obseeved that ash was sisideraldo disprity buw*aiM plidatiff sad inkiest is op aid is may other respell. He wee km make, sad hr ash bet la sloths Is tli ; in this wee is egpshillea of Ike daft The , ski quellila wee as issokler of empeasble meek aid Seek( miasma Mel modem she Imams aspekted with Kr. WINNE', who obtruded Mardi key sink as the stesstiss of Was MN some, who. be hadeasidies ass. Sliest pmt npulesil his advasees, bet be hawed bat sad links assieleked Mc Mime, be ailed at but eat *baled a iamb% voila MS, he wee sway tow, to the label Ms asd dieleuelks. Mee the Mak el bee melber, kiss without mg passasse e iz d v s ma p me, Bader t h e thoshit asst bate re ter il ledS i resd eIM the hanks& bad betrayed Pr diem. Oh Manias as hod snowed that unereseeesgill so husk he but assialeaume for • short time ; bet bessairc, as is idways the an with selfish nee, shaesSed sod Wed it that nos y whisk he bed at km a =44 lee ha bassii hs. he weak wish len of sal idisseeme. Re mar he deems. IM MO while be MI slated, eke& Moms wee 'Minh lo asidieshie dimilles at the bomb it she key to oomph- Aele bee he he star nisi whisk MI bees seM epos her by em wefts semis* of the dehadast. Kis. Mks Was was the In Whose ailed. she said— ! reside is Dim& Is the year 111111 I onspled apartments at 2, rtionad~...4, is WA sky. I rested them from the WM bee. heap the planar' mother. I saw the defesdast 'bap is he meths of November. He asked me U Kies Klima Maud time, as he wasted to see her. She met him s tao eel hop west out minket to walk. Aftse hie be said sewed Muse. Oa me wades whoa ho 1101184 Kim Whim asked Re if I paid Mt these go kW as pulses, whish was the nen I oomph& I crested Ikea pennies to have the pular. I remained outside the ism I heard Kiss Mahe say, " I have got • you seem" He mid, Will yea give him up for ? I will =yea myself is three assths.' He Kindle said he gin her • I'm Madame drew I heard soaks lONS es that onseies• He silerwards visited her as her suits,. Shortly after this Mn. Mikan died, ad Miss Mean yen sp tie bosh I sad my behead lodpd with Mn. Kamm Ise th monks The MMus were members et • hawks sespepliss. TM yeses man who was miss hie oilmen to Mks Mahe wee • hip's mate. His same wee Towles. Cromezemised—Wbes 51. dekidest called at lift leis Kilian was speaks is bet ems apemen,. The mother was dead shoes a Vlees at this taw. The Madan can Me some ae• _ lam • dressmaker. At Ses Ike delesdest used lo go up to Mr est. She a 11.111106 abed leave to Mks him Isto ~p arur. This woo obese dohs Whisk to the monist. She took him Ws sec Mar. I stayed onside eat listened. Whoa he shed keels itre up tho rims nos sad he would marry bus k are' .m e. do shah, "If I thought your klestises wend p I would de - se." Wiles lie suss out, alas about hail ea book I was away to avoid beige nes llamas. I allsowards Sell Mr what I had beard. seen aw the sew drum NM did set sell me who Mr. Williams was. Voyles sad to Wok bee is bar apartments. Kra. Sarah Widtreerdi ezeasioed—My beetwad is a mariner. Is MS I 'WM at 3, JaaaiiiMilteit, BristoL Kiss Unseen same to kip with me. The defouden celled ou her several thaws fibs told me Ite was Kr. Wil• num. Sessedens she called him "Willis.," sad mow times " Winkles." Oa on occasion they wen is the parlour swam I wee is the paseace, ea he mat at the door. (Laughter.) Mr. Williams told Kim Mikan hie latestissa who hisesrable. I had even roses to bonen that Miss Marin bed yielded to Mr. Willisam's ties, sad I gehboesolles So pit the mimes& he left. I have had so essemainlies with bee skim Mks Kilns» showed he a lake weeks by Mr. Whams with marriap is it, sad I Maws& till him I had sees it. Cromniesiehmilles Mahe used to go to the tint,. with Mr. NM es ash retries they seed to take supper . together. Mr. Chambers—Mkt he rends leas in tits hors ? Wittier—Oh, deer eve, sir. 1 arrays weighed Min out. (Laughter.) There is a t abliwhouse MUM " The Chows," sear say Imes, kept by a mama who is ail to. resgestable. I will Miss Mamas the shossMar et tint sad she did aid sr them egabk MIO ISA IS ift Ws dosed the 'widow he taw OmiWK whisk so the dahaleat idled Si widows, was thus awased up by tees. Peat Wilda% wbe eenteaded tha was a awe of deli berate 'Manisa, ia whisk the ` ju r y abash! award the beaviell dosages as setae esaireasatioa for a tresadal spirit and a Whoa hurt. Mr. Chambers was about to address the jury, whoa The Chia( Mersa said be sever ia his life haew a eons se hems Is all Its testa. These was sot a tittle Oe . vidoess to &Tit ear s the age of the er be. eoadltien i lied, well he ad *tiny haw the fatal'. might lave nes the UNA t the world. Loebtog se the ti hike, le meld *nun ass het my that this spp.ud to Mete as Moran% modes. Pridesax—My lord, that letter has been withdraws. The Chief Bares—l keel, it was het I have seen qeite .Mt! to justify me to to I think this is an attomsy's Mr. Prideass—l yen lordship drawing may Wenn* from a=te= " b l es bees withdraws. The Ch my ill ffenes inks —Ms. biding. I have a penile sight to form o. I Mr. PMeam—Det I .shalt year lordship los as !lett to submit that opines M the bry. Mr. Chombem pressoW with his address, 111011111111* thet Whin had bees wen to now that the phalli had wedbeed say penning less by the breech of thapealehe as alleged, ones fin than bed bees any nominal The Mid Sena, is seemeing up. mid that is se Odor reentry la baron mold sash a clam et sides be maim mined ; but is this eamaisreial soustry essinote hr marriage were pat prods* as the men Meng ee other contracts, sash as for the pushes. of land. This was eartaisly the most satraordisary mos he had ever Mows is this fora of action. They know nothing boned the Met that the plaintiff was a noes sad the dolesdast was a sae—(ughter)—end that het wen over the age of puberty. They did est either knew' limner the deadest wee • youg sus ' or ea old man, or • middl e . ged mu. It bad sot eves bees asked it he wore well dressed. Ali that was keel's of Mr. Williams alm that he was profligate assagh to fellow this young wows end isdalgs is • vie. skin was ecommes to both. Se &bold c mail have liked to know aomethis" of the reel bletimyel the plastid, sad partieularly wise it was OM • Mil 11•11.4 Towles used to semessi p se be mad, ad Ml Ille rem of the house ester easaer gems same on the MINOR Is order to maintain sun as es this, it most be shows that the plaintiff had bees missed by the defendant at the time alleged. He should Like to have had tome ulnas. to show wbedme the plaintiff was a dreomeaker or asosethiag elm under that same. The jury hung retired miermsd into mart attar es abloom cot as hour, whoa the theme= said they had nuenimously agreed that lbws bedbugs a brought' of marriage, but they had so mideen le thew dm plaintiff had sustaised say pennon her, sad easy whbeil In know whether, seder be elsonastaams, it wee lOW pent for them to surd d • The Chief Baron—You erre . nantinal damages. The lememan— W bat are mensal damages; woad nerimi amp. sour sects ? Viead darts—That is a geodes as soot emeeloas l mg* sot to be suswered ; bet I will depart hem ths I ode la this seen Itoinlemsi damages vary tram Is. M 40.., bee belle a rprissee I la you that if is to M asses yes see sonferrlag sobs it epos SD miss ass last ileauglit by the yoseg woman; it ten ml eilliemielm Mks, end we. bonnet for the purpose se This win ought never to have ben SONO of June. The Paime—Theo amy lead yea think it wield sot bays bass bet at ell hod it sot bees for the attars.' is the sues ? The Chief Rana—Certaisly. Bat dm', think, gentle. sue, I au divot*: to yea ; I am only uproots' my 'wild opines. • Jarman—We think that if the oasts are sot remind She ROI will b. annoyed. TN Chief Bann—Then I.a 'haus of her being as. s•Fat It ass os the principle of "so sere no pay." The Penman—Thes, my lard, we will egaW retire to 110•116167 oar verdict. he jury nominal away a for minutes, and returned into mart with a unit* let the plaintiff—damages, one farthisp. - Mr. 8e... on behalf of the dereadent, applied to his lordship to certify that the damages sett not to carry costs. Tint learned Jae,' istisseed that be eettaialy ebould not great e eertilloste. HMV • MIMS MKT. WALLIS O. ?AMA LCCIIM 1101IATAWIl.—ALLDGAD Mr. Haulm sad Mr. Frio* appeared foe Ilia plead'', THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1855. r. 30. eas IPOURT OF CRIMINAL 'TOMB tlf ---• usserem, $lll, maws rurr, airir ma. rim WU sad Xt. Una Jams@ sad Yr. Bins nsesested the itsferdest. The domination set forth that the defeedeet wee psi used el a @attain starrier sad la ones whin wen' arbaset•d kby hie seniieon lan* ceased the injury somplekin or. TM deleadaat pleaded "sot gully," sad that the se , • rhea sad bona were am hie, sad won not endorsed by his tenon kir. Buena. Is addreehig the Jig es behalf of the plaint', MO Mu Welk aid the nein wee brought to recover denies kr the swine ita r kh zia elisat had re- 1 seised by nano of the endue, of the onshon ad his Monsen Priem Benparte. 1 It appeared that sits *nail who sented her ant at ben ! m , wee is the fed et Noy last membis the don bem Vdrallill IMO Oshrhstnet about Woe end; at 1 night ; sad what k the est of stepping of the paveeent, she resolved a vhdest blow from Guilin the hones sr ear eine drives by the Prisee's miesheise, which knotted her down. TM Inns were gong at a very rapid pose, sad the Mow hod eannoesty - bees mat moven. She was pined wp by a pillions sad takea to a doesiet's shop, alter ankh she wee removed to the weekbeemo, where she resign some ettentem. end when .b. rennin till the talleeris day, dna& the netts of wilek time abe we Went& Ines the snidest her health bed Oland waliiidally, sad the hJesies NM 11111111 likely to he of a perassaset sliereeter, as kw spies bad beam au* bud, sad &MANN bed nponend. Ile ea deseteed the &hem was that a penes ed the same of Gingh, a tiny stable keeper, who hired the hones to the =we reepousible, bat he would show that the nine elm monmse, sad therefore was respeosibM for Ids T a b il e ill ariena—As the whale sass tune co tke goes ties of whirker the Wooden se the peres• boo wham he hires lb bums is responsible, le It set babe to manse thojetwiester is the ant Mince t This ewes bevies bees nested to, Mr. Gough. &job- mealwr, imerfieg on bonne at Bishoienane, West bouresilese, wm ailed, an seated that he had mitered late as smanseasst with the mines Deanery to hone his senhis aid le pay tie anima% wages fie 2W. a math. The esioassaa was skein by the eseretary, an the hooey was anglled lovers. . penes ; bat Ike wages were paid itial hy the hila (whi el nWi sed - difuted hem the 2W ., wink in the — The add liesZi—?M quad= is wbethar, mbar the arrseemsaA Oa mine Is Se be onwidared se Ile senvose el the dellsedasS •el Omagh. I taloa a mete' We ef the ramie 1111 lbs gamin of Y.Wq, width I will lay Were my leaned loafers to die /Wain court. Oa the ratan of Os loused Wass. he said tic *air which bad been giros sad ia Thiel *aka he felly ear eland. was, lbst the dekedseS was est liable Oar die twill geese of Ile Of MOM, as tie milli of ilia as.. bad est bees epee. is weld my is that print; bat the t was riser set A verdict was shad mined fee the NA the jury Id yls rgeL 14 I ebserred that he fall bowed to sap that whe tie NlYest was brought to dis lisiewledp of the Wag% be melt have Woe happy to have given ade quate sempsseadok fee the island sestalaed, bat then were erseasteases, whist tha Massed counsel was peeeledad from iseatioeisig, which reedited that irpoisible. SECOND COUBT—Nov. 80. armies = lUD P2=B DI DO NOea. 702110112 . 000117.-3212212 Si. =JON NAZI= =2 001131=1 mom Marla f. 111101113117=ALLIOIRD SIDUCTION. Mr. Name and Mr. Brooke appeared far the pitied": aad Kr. Serjetat Wilkias end Mr. links at Ibedshadtat. This was aa salsa brought by the plidW4 a gingse _beer aanafaetarte, to mover damages hem Se Wmidual, whose father was proprietor of a far sion#l4l.l at dB, Castle-.beet, Sostliwerk, far the modesties of the Stiatifs dalghtar-ia-law, Sabena Pia ,er a lid et 111 ran of . g. It appeared that the girl weeked ia the man of die factory whisk was managed by the defeedaat, tad es the 10th of February last she sanded at the fastory, by his desire, at 8 feel** ia the swab, tad ea &tibia. in the steekiat rem he tusk WS her %onset, tad looked Oa dom. Oar d.u, whisk be West his heads up her 'Mae% -Mem bee w h et at essemplithed his purpose. The inetbiat wet at a esstidesable Mason frees whet* say sae ived, so that the girl% stream were not , heard. The delisadaat bad e.mm4Md the malt oa a Medals& hat the giri did set tell bur !thee shoat it till the Taoists'', setwithalandig_ bar Adios She was sabsogesatly &Waded by a medial aim *a a fortnight, Mtn whisk she went le Gay's Hospital, when she mamba& fes slam weeks, and was still se out-doer pe:Len and alkyd eaaddesably la bee Math. She as her tabu at hie Mainem mai soled as bit tersest, load by reason of her Haase he was dspthed Obit terries*. The girl, in bee meaponanabasliss, stated that the defendaat was the bus ties who had ever had mamba with her. 2101Zaseses Were galled for the delodeat. Mr. Lesko addressed the jury i• ailtSgaties of damages. The Named Judge levies summed up the widows, The jury retuned a racdiat for the plaiatiff--daseages 601. ►. 30. SalOilli4 TM Imo sans mines or vits emir Cl ammo PM" NI. Jilin IMMO". isTiviasa aamarasa. - is. mem mi. EL Alin Iniuma, ma. avows aseuvace. ma. anini WWI, It& Sall whether It was soak est to their satishatios that the emir was was seamed by the felonious Wagon imputed to kis by lc Mlgsgpist, ee whether they should feel them- Nivea MAW Is Mks' Ms guilty of the dream of unlaw fully wessilkg. Mak wale NU af a leaser abarsotar. The jury heed OM prisoner Gitilgy of unlawful weandleg, Ind Ise was ememasi to be imprkosed sad kept to hard Went , for shoe mialbL James Weeks, who was tried on Monday her the sea , elseghter of his MN by Harman sad acquitted, was gals placed at **be. Kr. Iktealk who appeared for the prossinlks. mil be had amsrtained that he was sot is a midden Is oder my Manama evidenee upon the other isdielnessle, sad be therekee felt it would be sameeseary is pressed with them. A mrdiet of Nil &alp was ens sequestly takes is meh I ease, ad the primes was ordered to be at twee discharged. Ira. hot it had bees carried ca by the defssolast Maids. who bad brought • good deal of nosey into the somas, sad that kis blond. were highly respectable sad wealthy. 11r. Ballastiw commuted is strong taros on the chs meter of the prosecution, which had been got up is order to .start mosey from the friends of the der...Latta . Pereuise like the preareetore, who eaeuseed the style of company," =sat Mew that sash styles wen cosmos, and from their lt=rathe world must have known that the bills were bilh. TM hamed Cowsiseioser, is matalsg up the` midair*, missal out to thejury the lapeasses of the preitesrial. He wawa Ora of the dagger, M • mesmseelal emb_eg. of proem hasp allowed be pass of sossismodstisa ti of though they wore boss Id. treassatkas. His lordship west through the evidence. TM jury 'Mout isastedlately Ayidrbailthe defeadante. The courts sat metedt o'elmk, sod haviag concluded the Masses, adj to Hood ay, the 17th December. THE POLICE COURT& LAMBETH. Charles Alfred Rickaby, slims Row alias Cress, alias Captain Rattan, the blind swindler , ' James Rickaby, hie see, and William Cox, who had been apple heeded in the drat Instance on a 'barge of a'idin'g to defraud Mrs. Emily Clark, a widow lady, midis at No. 16, Peelareed. Stockwell, of furniture end ether property aatMtg 160 guineas, but against all of whims number of other dMerecia similar character had bees mak were plead at the Is, ham the Hon. O. C. Nuke the deal esaidnatime. Mr. Solomon attended on behalf of the prisons& The evidasee in the cue of lin. Clark has already been published. Several previous emit:dons having been proved against the Riakabya, The neat ease entered en was that of Mr. Thompson, a solicitor, hem whom the elder prisoner had obtained !I by variou false representations, but more portierelarly by his g him to go over to Ireland to sea a property of his engaging him to go over to Ireland to see a prepizty of hi. whlch h. Galled the "Royal Oak rating House," neer Culow. The neat thugs was made by s gentleman, an attorney, ou behalf of his brother in-law, from wh om the elder Riekaby had attempted to obtain furniture by pretending to purchase it, as he had done with Mrs. Cis* Finding that he mild not sueeeed in getting the . into hi possession, he sent the eyries of it an offensive sad imps dud letter. Mr. Walter Instate, an attorney, of Bernard-strait, Rus said—Tee prisoner is the purses mentioned I. a ▪ eeniSeats in the bands of maker present of an idiot- I meat prepared by is. against him and a penes named Arm ing& be fraud. Armstrong was takes sad tried at ll=but the prisoner could not be found, and the In still steads against him ow a charge of fraud. LIZISUCINE was tried, found guilty. and sentenced to 18 meads' latheinsament. Stephen Stesdage, 20 P, predated the certificate alluded to by the last witness. Mrs. Elisabeth Filched], a poor widow woman, who has been the victim of more than one heartless swindler, said that en Saturday, the 3rd of September, 18b4, the prisoner came to ,her house and took a lodging . He mid - became from Southampton to undergo an operation for the benefit of kis sight, and wished to be neer Finsbury-equare. He aim mid that he had been stopping at a coffee-house, where his legatees was, and she provided him with ell neOsesariee until Monday morning . On that day he said he wished to go to the Bank to change a note, and wishing to go there respectable, he induced her to borrow a shirt for him, and also to lend him a sovereign, to pay his small bill at the &flea house. She further lent hint a handkerchief, and all on the faith of his representations ' end his promising to thaws to dinner, which he ordered, but he sever returned. This being the whole of the evidence, Mr. 80i061011 submitted that there was nothing in the last 41111111 beyond the prowestril lending his client the sovereign and other things. Mr. Norton said he should be much disappointed, indeed, if a court and jury would not consider the last case one of • felony en the part of the elder Rickaby, and committed the l three prisoners on the whole of the charges. • The prisoners, who on this as well as en all the former esuninatious, conducted the mselves with the utmost user , awn. both to the witnesses and the magistrate, were then removed from the bar. awns pries of rim the predate of the British peesseekes la lieserfee, oceeputed kcal the return/mode is the week =lse the tjt as, = 4. lll4l., is dee. i. The map Wee el bears or ma el the Ilmshisp. Yeses* ✓ain ss shore a& wice of Mews eft illewee. nap sugar. the grease, of the East Indite. is the week es se' above, is 47s lied. The average price of the thee, ikeesedee dim* dam of mar, kiddy, is IN. 1101., exclusive of duty. liseceee.. Nov. de.—We have Nods to re pal another blank week' sot ado& Wesseelles kiwis; bees 'dewed either is raw or reined mpg ime lea In Rem the demand coatinuee good, and newel eel= me Wetly is lassies% at very full prim. WOOL. OIL., AND DTEWOODL—Lomom. Do. 1.—Wool: The tote of the wool trade coutinged in the same Mabel state as MUM is our proviem Moslem with within the bet len bp. Mos a mush better legiag progiled. whisk append to do it at the saostk. Otani) leg as the logrogement in the mum dot hoe led to the cisme were set entsehal to by those who haw ofwelle* on. Wised tM MI Ml' et ommedes. and emprod Ohm will the =itti Mita% Iseeete. and go Moy won of void. is the as ared elsts. Yee same ties beek. the reedges Moe besa MI6 ourtaggd by the Mgt plug he the bolltenews pens, god it k gm oldest that 40111•Beeelow dime's:lid list the supply le quite isolopete obelr repkersats. whisk ties Mused ....a to put- Mee at higher ratan with my tittle cholse of wad. AN IIiSNINW 01 kW weds soy be quoted I. told. per lb. op ere are slightly. aneeed. ghrugh la the ahem) of ben ars so Mee podem the bedew of the I =arreM — lpmg. led. pot ing - dry doge eteeral use. More is • moginable tab Is epodes throughout the rasp g oweesture. mil bed it ace been ter the Mingsmy of the e, met t, Ms walm mob have gees c ese } wa = fl ezi as it ie. prises erg tem .no Mob of the lisse has hoss , V . A .. b in good da ms& sad perehmeri - that the quantity Maring Is go men. eggs beelhoted at gime. It • sestlente seeceusest me erg boa. Is Oglerb top Owl W WWI. OW. tag. the obi nab into be bege.wgh _vs is bow et Midges* = rto hobs en Met, Mt be age awl yam then to floss Apes sot Men Rigs low as estimbelmil; the mmtleg in loweeteelf bode to sash robrod. sad Mtge pekes ere 'too OM. le but quiet; sotwlthetesillag Ibis, modowle to,. Mimed their prok id. per lb. Is.. gm hem, Ot good egmblng length, and es Wag w igged. is sow is Mr favom sopwards of 100 biles have gone Ms amomptios, at 9d. pet lb.; 94 . to 911. per lb. are sow the pion demoded. Grey it togas gem Is mesh sought Mgr, with meg* any a kW. Orgy COMO has to • keg* of in. bass umlable ; the web the whole has bum gob M. groom at the peke abed. aid whisk soul see be oblebb Maim the lait all Maim fur Mho Crimea then to men, trezirrldar IN haw Memel Ittelebble. •Mr mods of IN We ier ma r l a rser ame. primege. Mt WOW Oselt le Mb Arose. MI Me. It mod. geremod stimies. mit seem lets have bona demi. A r ise Mimi 'ebb erg IlyanW NNW prosy Liens moos le oedema Imbibe. beet of the to port k Maud wlb ,Iblide ni OMNI wwift Ohs OW an us glow Me aM somerated la Mae; thus use tresda. luse beaugons of the padre mode was book. Tueloy wags bee ken stub or emit we. mild Mall high rates. Higher prises are Mod to ragge. The quantity of Alms is tke whet is mad, ill in Ally to is. M. per b. MOW : Time is • geed begone Meg Is Laid CINTIMS. at fall= trimmilese Willie. bald tar mat at 'apply. The best hew gee very Malik Mho kid, or MM. Laid Illghlagd, sad Lail Gellowaree 'wag into demo* at prises eysal to our Y oinel higher than the value reglad at tM lull =phile Moe. Al a morel worm hotel wools gosh woo be begot elt by modos, ad the beet moo that cea be se- Opted to that Is do wed amlotty of liiitalWaS, it Will DOM b Mr Meg. the tiled gest wood method ter this wool, b by plots eiedowi r tbs grow Obendee. Is in a ossom et reasteL taw Ha sad Melt I /Moo web better boor. • loge Ist ef b beg doom ad • shot lot or two brought Moms raft; gem half brads. and Mai often. hew hem dewed weldegollyt Mb ergam and amble( are egrody bought. sad •L pee b. Mewl Is g sow may ebeibed ; incltiege see steady at roost vabee.-01 Then haw bees egioldarable ides Mb Imp month, wed pereasegre to,, hem body net by Worsen; lows the close, bee sobodo• wee adMted. ad • dortftg oa the meek we prevalent of IL pr Igs•Dmiseds : A kegs Mims has Wm piece la me= obis gene Mame" as Mow te procurable ; the mg somesuktive sympims.—Yroas JoitpA &Ake see end 'a NBW COURT. PM= 1120011D/016 IJpou the Remeder takkeg his east is this mart, he mid that as swamies, letter had been addressed to his, awns; se the sews of Dr. Verbatim, sad complaining of the way is whisk he (the Beeerd.es) had dee/gibed him to tbe grand jury. This letter was of a very 'stamper** and libelloas character, sad wines to bias with • view to pre holies hi. mind. He wished it to be publicly Meows that sash madast was • coatempt d mart, sad ewe that be had the power to pawhh. Such as set woe extremely wrong, and sae that he would treat with severity it brought before the mart. Tits baadwritlag appeared to him that of a wanes, and be would take time to eteekier whether he should not pima the latter into the hands of Dr. Vangbaa's legal adviser, as It was • libel. A puma guilty of sash • somempt at court was liable to be convicted sad committed *C is. tow Tomas*" MINS ia this mart were of a wholly unimportant ohanater. THIRD COURT. norm b. VFW; 6111. Chubs Adana, 19, brieklayer, was bibbed hr perjury. Mr. Dellautthe and Mr. Poised yreseenta, aad Mr. Ribtos &hand. The preseoutka bad his. iestitneed by the authorities at the Wu- odes, sad the eireenstenese Peng des to the pa ssions we. these : Ups the It efollebor a nail naiad Webb sampled the bonny as mink Meshy at the thee that he was aa unneeded nen la babe a ale of the serene that needed sees sad appeadess enact be ealisted ; bat upa Webb qty _ PhDs neenewase In wits sane Awned; and lefeenal sit &sabre los ahead, mad the reand:ip m elegeenethasews het the leanly nosey width he bed sod dee She pay win& be bed Manle ed =ssuffithe the these days previous to ping up is the le be attested. • great ene, of this eases of frauds lawn. ban sonnittei, the authorities at the War-eMse adored the preeseadea of Webb, who was tried at the Middling Baden Phew Kr. eeriest Anne he =l2 , away in hies postears, sad ups that Psi pimp Aiwa and a aim nand Walloon both se wheel awe that the ma Webb bed told the magma who sealed bin that he was a sand oath. The Jay however did not believe those witnesses, lad Webb bong manna the an insane were sent by Mr. Sedan &lime he Idol: - It appeared ht the ereecosanainatiou that at the this the enlistment ha ghee the recruits had boom was hash at the pabilodiewee. sad had &mak s good deal of beer. The jar, liiispitted the prisoner end rho the sea Watson who was Whiled upon the sane feet, sad tried at the eel of tke first ease. James Worthington Maude, a gentlemsalrlsoking man ensothisoth to take his trial for obtaining by false pretenses:, loom Timms Reginald Romp and George Clay, an Geier the el 1401., and Edwin Whitby, who also sm. and woo bilked with him for satrapies; to defraud Os mil TYs.sp Kemp and George Clay of the OM of NW. MA Piny mid Mr. T. Baker prosecuted ; and Mr. Bel beetbs, Kr. fthdp, end Mr. Poland defended. ' Mr. Parry, to stating the case to the Jury, said it was sae of the greatest important* to a emanteroial omumutity ; and if the Weeklies were guilty of the ceedust imputed to them, he thought that they (the Jury) would agree with him that it was a truth of a very gram character. The homed mammal then detailed the evidemes in support of the indict:seat, scachidlng by saying that he partly understood that the defeaos would be an attack on his clients for the intermit they had charged as discounters. The jury wadi bear la udd that money misused as a commodity, and that, in the language of • groat statesman. • man might trade in messy L the MOW nether as he would in cotton— making the best market of his capital Thomas Reginald Ream examined by Mr. Salter—l am • bill broker sad banker. I reside in Nicholthlam. Abed three or four years ago my partner (Mr. Clay) doing business with the firm of Covingtom an e il l & Ma rie knew the defendant Mande, and antidote& his es MO id the Arm, though samiquainied with his name. Our loth► actions hove Welly been with Meads ' whom we Kemp ladatoosed es Mr. Covington. Oa the 17th April last year we had an fa the aeimpspen an amount of the death of Mr. Oodogion, Denier, and spot th at oesseloo we spas Moth the cironestathe to Mask, who had Pith% tale us them were sit parkas in the kn. He mid the were Mr. Covingtoo, senior, Mr. Cooing tee, jdd Ithoself, and three others,whose names Ido net reps psi t Define spooking of the death we said to Maude. that ems thste was des parker leas there would be more to , divide. Ho soil, "Tee. they take a good deal out of es." We then stabs to Km about the bills we were and askant. whether they were trade bills. Ha= somewhat seephed at our putting the gustiest, ass "Yes, nethbg but trade bills." We than went im tommi acting trios with his to the 14th July. when in Flamm to ay pig en the osetkent, I asked Maude what s 1 he thought the firm would require daring my absseere= we would make arrangements. Ikea after this ass we reeshed • letter in Maude 's handwriting, ebbs that they would want about 800 L, as they were happy to say their liabilities were mesedingly Oa the ithk August I again saw Mask on sass bills which had ism thessuthed by us in my atm genes. Them bills esermatod to about 2061, and he reply to the ,amuses pat, Maude said they wen myths trade bills. We AM at ask him what they were for, as wit had no to es at the time. We have two rams of business, on woof which we Mak 26 per seat. dice ton all bib, sal Am* it to what we mil the " l soremml. asked him what he wanted that dey 2 , 1 , 111 2 C said UK ibb wpm we admired, and should net berth done so had we net believed they were regular trade bib and ales that them were, as he bad @Med, o th er parttime he the less. Oa the Skid Osteher we maw his main en the statute( a with the some of Clans en it. It was a bill we bed reheat that 18th Ostober. We toil hies we had seen the same of Gene es a county mere judgment for 111. h., sad we thought that such a penes had so right to accept a bill fee 1081. Oa the 2ad November we saw the other &feudist Whitby, whom we bad looked upon and dam bushier with as Kaude's clerk. We then asked Whitby if he was the senator of the bins which he had brought ivom tints to tom to u. He said, " I sever brought any of my own sompances. I purposely avoided dais( so." My partner, Mr. Clay, who was present. said, " No, but pi* always took two•thirds of the money;" and I said, "Do pre think we *odd have dismantled the bills had we knows you were anbothe shirk 1" Whitby then said, " Has at KA Mande hid piths about that ?" On oromemedeblek Mr. Romp said be tad Mr. lam mestitated the meet ay. Both himaalf and partner had Deco beakroplo partionely to their partnership. At the time of interim bite partastehip he did not know Mr. Clay bad been a bankrupt Daring the period they had des bushiest with Ceviagtoe sad Co. they had dealings to about 3,0001. He found on Marasco that several of the bill bore Whitby's cams on them. They neva saw thee, bills after they arrived at maturity, as they was They were meditats of Covinetou's firs to shad I;f i rt It was in the latter end of 1864 that the Minds= Maude opened the banking account. They (Ramp sod Clay) were bankers and share; babes, indopendest aartbiell tramastices. They retain the 26 par sent so ase NOl d a s and do not allow it to M draws set until tie ill That depth woe not an intheasseet few th em to t. He did not know why_they adopted the man/ with Maude in 1864. He knew Whitby es stork, but did not haw his math He had not seen Whitby on the Coal insbomp. He did not know any of the Covington/ but always haesseted business wi th Mande. Ho said to RIB that he believed that Mask did not intend to defraud. He wesid net say that he had not said tootethieg to that Whet Hill sailed and said be wished the conversation between them to be ass of confidence, and he (victims) woad not have otootioned it if it had not now base brought up. Hill made • request that the matter ebseld be oomprossissd and he (Mr. Ramp) would not have Anis& to it. se Hill wished it se be in soalidence. He (Mr. Wwould names, that Mr. Clay did not say it was a oo to make cap. He and his partner had refused an Mkt of IA is Os peed from Mande. He (Ramp) bad AIM he 1848 tor sleet 16,0001. He paid whip, at the h.. bet his thethloss bad got a good deal sines. He had up 7,0811. of bh old kik/ He gave 261. ter them, se=wers bedews they afield not be boned by the Statute of Iffithothei Hhi eertilbsts was suspended for three mselho, at the be bad the of the mooed ekes. He bad base a dilater of ex different railways. He bad his am& put to essay others without his The witness was further examined as to his and it appeared that his principal creditors Wen friends, and trim whom he bad since had ambiance, and wee on the most frienterms with them. Ho added that be was MOM more d ewed la any man thou Maude. All pre se knew that the firm sontimod of himself and Clay. Ks. Clay, the partner of the last witness, was nest tar mined. He sometime/ad the testimony of Mr. Hasp. alleles that when they became acquainted with the fraud (hey told the dolsodent that it wee one of the greatest sob dlea they bad over beast. Os most-ozembastion Mr. Clay said he wee a beetroot lo KO. He had instituted this prosecution partly from Mikis Justice —sot that alone, but to get back what had Nan motes hem them. Mr. Commissiimer Gamey asked the witness if hi oblate wee to get the swam from the deteadsate Meade. The witaese said he should not have gate on with the froustisis if the bills had been paid. ths farther arose examination the vat:reel said he did net ksew that Mr. Kemp had bees a bankrupt. He believed b e key soli his venom of ten bankrerey at the time they j eeimitholl Whew 11101111 to Mr. Parry, the witness said be bad plasm Mak of his solicitors, sal had N oy m a w Owed/WM wines& Now milleaso was given. API that since Issg lbw WWs so rem el *I sum Coupes /a a 'ID quar t V. eoaDow Aim DA' The pietism In this ere were Mapiers} eentleit ele baida ia Minim-km gad West Mrakdree. la the.eonaty of Mildscoo, sad bans' bosom enibenemmed is their dr eaminess, they quitted the ormatry, spa whin they were adJadoed haakrang. and age gangadiseing to appear before the essmiselemere they were isdieted for skinning trader tbek Makeups/ay. They were tried mad *Mad Win Mr. Jostles Ma, at the Ceatral CMOs' Own, hat several obledins were male at the trial, mad wen reemei ter. thigsensideedien of this mart, and mime grind Oa the 10th of the pawn meth, wheel the nun gam judgment is semi el then, but the eicti r i u was tellitTed kr aroma beam all gm T • poise was, the Sat barks Imes Plat Int =re boa ote being gained pre =atm mad their psualese having beta Is the easepeelea et the elks gine Beaten Court, wham then eight askte he lima • node* issued to ben Varna, whimh there was gay in. It wee Si. tailed at no trial Mat two *ones of the nodes should have bud hd3 ea the premises, es there were tire partnere la the Ikes. Mr. Chambers (Mr. Buds with him) anmeed tor the primeams. sad subemitted that a Mies of lb. Mks of the podded should have beim served ea an of the baLltr i z e t as ea* panne wee ia a mere of beak/splay to be se • Melba psalm Ilea a dimmest was 14 the newel km. penises to the m ea him samaise Obey were eadsmod by lite m Mgr, gad be was bee has arrest. net mild sal imeggrhem the me fa this ialegabeas where gab gas sedge ion toned. Only on of tbe bankrupts mold have Maned tha desument is his pomade., mum Beady the ether with banners liable to Met Mr. Bramwell appeased die the peneeseloa t gad stied that the satire wee a valid =dined sedge, ass that the finis nodes left at the place *amend et the partners was Wu stagiest. The leaned pares baling retired is insider their hide outs; ea their Man is* court, Lord Campbell, Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Biros Alums, sad Julien Cromwell, Williams, and Cromptos were of Minn the se was imagint, mad that the *Nee. ilea was feteL The Len Chief ladies Jerrk. Mr. Justin Brie Mr. Bells sad Mr . Jamie* WUla . estartailed a e atr rry , opines, aid °laddered that the nodes was • valid sad good aides. Tim aggarity of the judges being of clinks that the obt=es well gresaded, the conviction was quashed. quashed mordiogly. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. Chaska WI.Mk, $l was ladicted for feloniously wattles sad illoalleth Wlatoels, with intent to do her 'tisane berm Mr. MIS geesettuted ; Mr. Hallantine &feuded the l i ke prestestela la Me ease was the prisoner's wife, and ft appeased that ea the fled of Moveable/ she had pus to the beam sit female bleed in Um 'maim, and while the was tiesa, the pisses, who we very mash intoxicated, malted late the seem whew Ms wife was sitting, and struck km • Meisel Mew with Ms M. sad shoo seised a knife tbst was apes Ike abb, sad aim* his wile with it upon the fore head. and is the •116/4•0111 to ward off the blow, her flew. wore also eat, bat seas of the Werke, it appeared, were of • eery snore sharastsr. The preassotrix admitted, in mow to emetics" put by Mr. Delikaigas, that upon the day is gamiest she had gem hem km his. to realm IMMO seam whisk the piens' was moleasly wades Ise, sad that she bad stayed mpg mash Mager Mao she. mot to have dose. Illas else said Met whoa Me maser was sober, he always meted likes few sad effliolisaate basisod. Mr. BellaaMo to dm mime of a meet elhethe speech for the prisoner, s aid that sillasoolk I. hie sopeeleme be am had to deal with a vast amber dew of Ode desselpelso, he always felt the tomcat dffiledity Is latewiag what mono to tabs with them. it Met la Ile the duty of a masa is sub • ease, if he bellmed beery had hem sae- Woof, or was likely to be weetalsed. by Me weenem sit to msdomenir by say teshainality to shield Me bribed tom panishmeat; but ea the ether hoed. he etude notion sight ed the melembely esasequeness Met setaltell to bulb parties la sash NOM or to the posideo of • kushead who hod sispieloas of the modest et hie "elk bet who was still compelled to lies with her, sad to whom the law as it at present stood afforded no redrew. In the present ems it was admitted that wises sober the Wafter performed the part f is wed sad alleadomas Mohawk If he were mow NW pines whoa he weediesksemed he meet mum to his MAN sad Is was kw Ms Mry my Mother lawless. "seat was likely to immene the oenditioa of the parties or their feelings towards each other. The teamed jsdge, is summing up, said that whatever troth them might be is the observations el the Monied Memel with regard to the question of a Mahood and wife As jury and the tout bad amnia, whatever to do nit> such Nekton. Their saly duty was to see whetter the Mares was supported by legal seideme, and it it woe they had altametim bat to my is by their vordiet. His lordship Men ailed Me Woollen of the jury to the fasts el the sass, mg saki that Hr say iguedims SW had se 6116 0. wheat lehilt b reillerVe Irt 11 " 11 pier, brimr, gun bid. Dm* IL per IPOrter lower. mom. LOW et oh. b it j . 2 . 6 au" is o th s r seethe. Ammo of the Week Nei % .-• :—Whost, tete gm.. et He. herby, SU, et 4•,.. sy 23. at ea. ; Beim, Ile, at SW. Std.; has, ts, .t 2 „. Bevan., Nov. 50.—(8y Itegthik sad Irish Ilasuatla Good manly. Wheat sad oatmeal, la.; oats, 6d. ; y d. is lower on the wash. Foreign wheat and Hour dull. ILA' j G without inquiry._ • Dow,. 30.—(8y Emilia Ind Iri lll Maize* Wow, laud sap* Wiping leatket, prier ast aunpleh ths Taaalsy. Lawlor, lows.. sad dr Ms a 74 deft*. COALE. Lame, Nov. 30.—Batie Welt .164.; dies Wild Seeley, ,• Bysses sews. Hess 1 44 MAWS'S West Hartley. 1 te.• , 17s. • 11t, His. id. ; Howard's West HirtlerZewto li n s f U rrs.; 1 4, las. ; North Perry Hartley, 10e. ; 7sabeld Now. ; Twade ' is.- Bates, 17s. • Welker TrilßrObe. 14. 60. ; West puts. lea ed.; Wed Hank/. 17.. W Matt= Bank?, 16 1.; Wisns7l 7 ! wins End °Worth, 19s. id. ; Walls ttd Hama, 1 ; H 114., 11K ; Walls /ad Wraraellfts, Its. id. ; Ben's Prleatet,lL Eden Mb, Ns. Bd. ; Walls bad 110 s. ; tap 325. ; Walk Had Hutton, 221. ; Walls Ead Matta Lyose, 2,57 0 Z Wall'. End 21s. • Walls End Kepler Gru en 2y . st Walls Egad Walesa. He: 1d• ; Walls Rad Halltalta. les it' Walls End nesimar, 20s. Id. ; Walls End lowers gs* 21. NI.; Wells Had Stewart's. Hs.; Walls End Hartlepool, pi t Was 201 ape& Hail, 19e. ed. ; Walls Zed Hamm. Ws lad BeINICHAHO O . Will. E 52 TalaMs. ; rria. b , idikid e r•• • 111.64.; Will. Ead Evomwocd, l6a Ult. K g , ket, SO; add. US. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI CASUALTY. Bee Horsa.—A tented ire•eof plia, supposed to be pet g a ship's stern. with the name Bea Hone" spot it i t gtlt lettere, has been washed op near thin. Bea Horse sailed from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oet. 2, en spoken Oct. 10, and the above is probably her hesdbewi washed &warts the Chsanel.] —Castletown, Nov. li. LITTTPOOL OMIT/ AT FORSION Poma.—'tone (.) sad Orestes (se.), at Constantinople ; Vivid, at Palermo; I Lyra, at Bambara. I Swam Nos LwraPoor..—Mosioan Nast, Nee. 12, from Palermo; Leonor, and Medilluse, Nov. 22, (st,,, Bilbao. The Maims (.teen transport, 4s), Shannoa, todsei M Liverpool from Kingstown ytsterday morning, at 4 o'6* with the Queen's Own Militia on board. The Meander (a.), Hershaft, from Alexandria, MIN I ,. ford yesterday, and was to sail for Liverpool in the swei & after man& ABILIVID. brans-at Deal, November 29, from berm Mum (~l-et Cowes. November 30, tram _Je w % Ameo-aft Pill, November SO, ........ s a nd BIO44111&-et Liverpool, November 30, 11101112 .. -.Acker. Cleceuerm-et Liverpool. November 30, ham.. .... ..«....„ Cam Bare liaerw-at Li l. November 34 1, 191101 -lbelm Coorrem OF MAZYINNOIIT-at November 82, bin AIMV Cennoem-at Orovemed, November 29, tram ...... -amen reaa-at Leepool, November 30, Oda Dana WATION-1111 14111001. November 30 Deratm-at Gravesend, 3torember 30, from_ lermamien-of Liv= 6 November 30, ercee:.......yea, h it IL I. isow-et Ora November O. from az i y a l Ihme-egFelreouth, November 30. trom temens-et Dee. November 29, tee Nmea-at Falmouth, November 29. from Feare-ef Dartmouth, November 29, from .Cume Pesm-at 1111, November SO, from It. Meer Owns-at Falmouth, November 29, from ..... keit Gooses-at Deal. November 29, horn Mae Omen CAMINO-et Crookhaven, Nov. 2s, fr0m........ Came Omar Werner-off Li November 30, from:. Pew Yea HeLeanseses-at Li November 30 from Mew s Herr maser-at Orempead, November 29, free,. .. eels 11011 eons-at Plymouth. November 29, tem ementlem Jeers-off Liverpool. November 30, co n leoa-o( Dover, November 29, from Cape awe JOZAMPA 1111D1210/1-011 Ir. Alban's Had, Novelle r fp, Joss AND emen-at Plymouth, November 29, free Jona Boer-or Porthleven (Cornwall), November Le Ye, ma a Ur Joan Crookhaven, November 57, hoe. pent Josses-at Oneeend, November SO, from Loan J. Itomma-at Orevesuid, November 10, frea......Hween Mews Peon-or Uwe*. Neemeftet" rem. ..... -Imam Maar -at Pill, Namable HA MA_ ". KART Memax-et Cleemelemi , RUIL..BIBIIIIOBI KlLfiler.)-at teepee.. Nemiaber M. Mem m.)- et Liverpool. Nowekera, ram- __ Male asen-at Limper. Nwiester 20, Now Tee (se.)-at SOlmbititS. tram.. UMW Nowearrta-et Grassed. Ilswastor 80, fr0m.....--Time Nom-at Drieol, November is bee... Nue sae (s.)-et Liverpool, Nevenaber 30, fr0m.......-Marm Cum Lame-et Ifteepool, November 80, from- Whew Oanacin- at Limper. November U. troza....-.Pmembee Omen (s.)-at Pelmeelft, NOwnable 211. trom--ftehem Ocame-at derange, November 27, free Peonernew-er Peineofttlt,' Nmentbe SO, hoe.., Dasl, November SO, fees- _ Berra-at laistei bink Novembar IS, ben Innamer -at November 19, from BLIDINIS-at PIBBMIB. Nowak& 3S, tram ones= -at Pipaseds, November 22, BALK llama --86 18412102. 24821028882 28, tram- ..01,01 Taneueare-or Di.,, Novinbir 221, fres -----ftmeres Flanieem-off Demoseme. ..31evember 20, few Lam Therne-et Oravesemd. Novem ber 110, Unessourat Oremedt, November 29, from- Pelee 1/011117411D-01 Ensoutb, November 19, Wesza-off St. Alban's Head, November 22, trim-- ramie Wave-at Oreseand, November $O, hem Yonnaune-at Liverpool. November 30, frem -.......J15w Yet : : Tr, ii rdw lege BAILID. B. TALLOW. la soneetprnee of Me moms of passe which were unto Is Ma weak, and Ma dial ter tallow on the spot baring Col. alshad, tha msate ns irse wry flatly. and Iseculators for ald Med wilt wandbmsa r at almost any" rice, mull Ws. was kr Smarr sad & maid= than set korai pries nada adsassad to 7 is. for Om saws period. To. day we are again vials& Ms *Ma salsa asmisisd of 7710 maks, of mid* mides lisad, ma; imp, none; SO /madam all Issugla I se at 70 .. In TM. Ms lambs la last naiad won 1.384 mink the antral' I,l4llamlin We Issas Mk net, new, Tia.; ditto, old, Ns. id.; all the year, Ks. Id. ; Dasamber sad Sumach We. dd. milers; January sod limb, 70u, mama We quote pals as Ma ; sams ant en, Cloth* 515., Ce7loa. ; tallow ell. een; Mains, 6.3 a. to Oa dd. ; Mend of., ; town tallow U. int malt.—(From &WM and Charles's circular el friday soming.) an•TON.—Lnaines. Nov. ao.—The cowman of code% to.. =with the Ina that the .Mvol el the wow seep will and to the verket. me pa hedei ae eperimely peeible—prehr le we ark anon ea sae hog rafter Win Mee Wele the the apply et Unk bona reemaillse. tMla the do. ..eel to the sibbilleg Ink e/ Ater e aq N en U. he 1441., las resakely Ka to nen bereft the 411•1111 01•8 at as wdl as aunt; nay 'spaded ae Is peke. Ilk at the baker rote. Thies eenehnbelely el bile* edema era thfr atniei enlitinct the net kapok, inns itheptel_prenbe that the taw amp will pawn le he weal to all reepele. we gt hawk tor theme hater Wade, whether Wilma or Orbs, b q s Watenceie to tans. the tuna nalknee to en fine oneap a bean mod entawata • Me non Is Miami India without arep t =illitt U rtry. iniae linalglit i r dam e that the annul le net wade. la enainee. the the nab la bawl le he light mg neseseable. lash te the nate• at the punt name. Me may ba W ad did- Cl=lffilliass a fed et ships with • ars antler tile thews apes the meta. tar ft k rarely OM ere a the bombe .sewn at Wien that say sem asses la ratdisa tail este. We saw earn Edda., V$ at Malik 11.10 L. eM Guinna i Wed. The asetnittn of broken Ikea tek Waal NIL. WIND Gil. sad Oelean eiet. 1,960 Awakes dna IWO Neat en repenei to have beta takes is la tin. sod US Awadssia, SAM NM, 111 ad IS fee *inn *alba the Meanie to thy kale to the week have beet about 411,1411 Isle. Sake today, 5,555 Isles. Saks of the week 4%410 bake. con. Cosiespour. Nov. 80.—There was a fair mid of elm at market today, rather =coo win containing. TM ben of what could tearcely be batten lower than last week, sad •poi clearageo war made; red, Mk. t00t..; extra, Sig ei Se& ; eau% Ins. Barley la better euggiv, aid miter loner reeleien, Say min due samples Sodas high grim. grinding. ada. Y 411• ; saattlyg, 4 •e. to Et. Beene witbout any atop enters to good aeaditios. Litclun, Nov. tee—We bare bad a good 'apply of wheat at oar gasitaige to.dey, which Ina tamale( at a decline of In to H. oa let WW2 Met; red, 77a. to 42a.; 14114,010. to an The *bow of barley woo Mr, and tbs trade raid dull at to, dales. ertortlee. SI& to tho; saltine, 414. Time enemy ileJe MAR( la other artist" and pekoe Amer et the porohnor. 1 Wanisuga. NW, iir-The atingle wpg uYU, nil not an* November SO, tn.— LIMON 'Amax (ea.)22rus e tverpool,_ November TM* - -vier-from Gravesend, November 10, to ...Peerless. -- -v-from Orsivesen4 November *, to S. Lob Gravesend, November 11, Cainuis Math-from Dartmouth, November IS, Omviove-trom Falmouth, November 29, Cam (s.)-from Falmouth, November fe, Cvazier-true Queenstown. November 211, te... CANIIMD-her Queenstown, November IS, Etna -from WW2, November 29, to Emanate MID Bane-from Oblelds, emote 99, le Oii Eamem-ham Gravesend. November Sele, to * isrusess MA -*ma Liverpool. November N, to Sow Ted 11mairies-frcak Liverpool, November 10, Femme-trom Gravesend, November SO. JO= 1111DMIMI—from Newport, N., November *7 *New Orirmi Jataa llama-from Newport. N., Noma* 94 Joan Tom- trout Gravesend, November IS, Lwomee-from Gravamen. November $O, te VIM% Kam Dam-from Yarmouth. N., November It, le —Trini INIDILLVA—tram Islmoool, November 29, IS.. -*lab IlAus-trom *Mk* November .............. *Arum Loems-troMGrememd. N 0.1.1111 Oasses-but Ormemed, November SO, ••••••••••• Pavemer-tram Newport. 91.. November 11, te -....Mwas QUEID-from liverpui. November 110, le .......Tematme itommeruse-tnes November ilk Romer Har-trom Shish* Nov ember tre - , le-,--w' • Bia 0. POLIACZ -hos Ormesel, November 20, .. iteld ilumes-from Grameme2. November SO, to. Nov Mum Bono-Gan Oravemed, November SO. to-- I . llllA—froes Illddleeteremgh. November 19, ........ Doe TS. MINTON-trots Lherpeol, November 30, to ....... .Neir Tut Tear-from Orweemink Normalise 30, io- 7 :-- Swelf Trem-ham GramereA, November 39, to RIM Fumes -frees Yarmouth, N., November Nt h to ..... 1111 Z Wiummoses-ham Gravesend, November VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral. fres lambs he Melbourne, July 71, Ist MS, km 7M • NitlM 2w Osninantinople, Nov. L Ist. 41.11, Isn. • fle skip), OM. ist. 37 8., Iss 61 It. AAA 3.11.144 from UMW/4 Nov. 17, lat. 51 N.,10.7 W. Abeesmord Laverpoel, Mt 44.11 N. lam 18 W. Ariel, for Orem (12JLW.). July 25, off Teeptalem. Wes to )hatn LivegneL Oct. 35, lat. 1 B, be. 11 W. &Aral ). 96 dope rs.= C e ylon, Nov 9, let. 11 N.,10 AL . 45 W. Ellen ( slip), standing to soutit.west, OM. 4, lah I , 9 W. Fortsreldre (British ship), ISO dap from Callao ON 03 , 14 110 " , lat. 39 N, los. 41 W. Helen, from Quttboc for Liverpool, Nov. 3, lat. 31 N. be. 45W. Limy, from Alexandria for Falmouth, Nov. 15. let. 41 MOMS Led 7 PmAllAr (Mmae), 23 , lat. 81 Itstielgh (Hamburg barque), It om Callao 103 COWS% Ott 0. laL 114 lot. SO W. flash Louisa (barque), hos Honduras for 0" 1 411 • 16 . 11 ' circulated lou. 11 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DUDA BIRTHS. DIIBITELD.—Nov. IS, at Oordos.equars, the wile al 0,8 114 0. B. B. Beasitaid, of a daughter. r, the wile or A. Pea). pr POULOBB..—Nov. SI, et of • KG. PATEBSON.—Nov. IS, the wife of J. Paterson, Salo el hill, Lee. Kent, of • daughter. d r t POOLIS.—Nov. MI, at the Abbey, Pentium, Warwieltddr% Z. Poole, BK., of *daughter. A. Try ItANKIN.—Nov. IS, at Braintree, Ewes, the wife d Eeq., of a you. ItAWLIwo" 27 .. at Watford. Ere; the vik al C. 1.10. w ih th „ ca&s.• 8111110249.—N0v. 2e. at Peetheeter, mow, Seq., of a pea. WRITE.—Nor. rf, at Grayhsahaza Rectory, Uneelsid" 1 of the key. J. 'White, of a MOO. 'CARRIAGE& OLE—BOLT.— Nov. 27, at St. Gabriel% Warula- 9 1 11 "...)= by the Bev. B. Boleber, C. J. D. Colo, Eel., 1.1.GL. ma.' at Jeddah, to Fszuty, daughter of Capt. W . Hod, 1 N. 'AftllEft—BlED.—Nor. 2?, at Bt. Dumbed, FAO Farmer, TA., of Blufleld- road, Stockwell, to DONK J. W. Bird, Zig" late of liLlogtoo. do lat 11.1112R—WHITEHOUBB.—Nor. 27, at 'holey, bl d J W. E. Freer, EN., Capt. 2od Wartriclehlf• 0 .71 0 .0 J. B. Prow. Bog , ot Btrettord.no.AToo, to ti s or= 6 , of J. H. Rbleattouse, 8e4., of holey Cote,. W 111—WILHINtION.—Nov. 29, at Totterld" B,I ZE LL.D., FAA, Ike, of Dortore.cocomote, sad Books, to Loofas Catharine Heath, daughter of ft. Wilfm• - • of lottortOrt-port. DEATHS. d IBTON.—Wov. 111, D. T. Alstoe, Fag., of BeraP4 o6.l Mersey Rock, Lk or ebeppy, eped M. IEBBEBT.—Nov. le. George Pereira, eldest son or Treads 11."6 MO of Royal Avenawterraes, Melees, end ikagabowrom l . spa IL sr& lit. .1710.—Mov. fe, at Castiwatieet, maithwuk. H. -- Ned 77. lATO.—Nov. IS, Use wits of Kr. R. Mayo, of Puboid. VII ° Moterway. .__Aair d at Brentwood. Doe; Ear. glig— 111LLIN0i0t4.—Nor. 26. Mr. J. MtMaros. aged 24. Itattie 4 QUALLISTI.—Now. 30. at 2 1 . Noltiagietudatrare. Mn. Lydia Quart', railer of dia late Qoalled IMast c a blisbel by K w . Him oWell. Vis AM% diltidgian,'""alargats.rsji — to "'' I V r. . . ! C C wast I a Tc i.,,,, NITO . smash Emit E rpirwi me. 31 aztem E Ip C d Moir 1 • west tear Ass terse vstbi JAM low lbs w t biz id t = /