The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER.

Alfredlleje, the concluder of a Chelsea omnibus, was
charged with demanding more than the legal fare of an
old lady, named blery Fogharty.
Complainant said, she hailed the omnibus at the bank,
and said to the conductor "I want to go to Chelsea ;" he
replied " all right," and then she got in, but soon afterwards
Weeovered herself at Horton, when defendant said he would
take her to Chelsea, but she would have to pay 9d. instead
of 4d. She rode to Chelsea and tendered 44., which he re-
hued to take, and dragging a basket out of her hand, put
it on the roof until she paid the itd.
Defendant said, he beard her say a word when she
got in, and as they were going to Horton she was conveyed
thither. He denied having taken the basket from her by
'Wane*, but said she consented to leave it while she fetched
the money. He called two witnesses in proof of this.
Mr. Arnold said it was possible that defendant did not
hear what the complainant said on getting in, but it was
quite clear that she had been carried to Horton by mistake,
and it was unjust and unfair to erect the sum defendant
bad Warned is eonsequenoe. He should therefore order
his to restore the overcharge, and pay the complainant 4s.
oasts.

PROVISION TRADE.

Nov. 11.—Irish butter has been in better deaund during
the week, and the finest quality, suited for town consump-
tion, 21. dearer ; other descriptions met a fair sale, and in
some instances at a slight advance on last week's quotations.
The delivery to last night about 7,000, and the arrivals
6,000 firkins. Foreign butter also in more request, at im•
proving prices; the best Freyland, 108.. Bacon market
dull ; the beet shipments difficult to sell at 625. ; bale and
tierce middles cheaper, following the doylies in bacon
limas and lard without alteration. Beef and pork move
off slowly at unaltered prices. The Bast India contract was
taken on Wednesday, 250 tierces of beef, at 61.195., and
250 tierces of pork, at 71.85.

BIIGAN.—The &verses price of sow, t►e produce of
the British possessions in AtMike, computed from the re-
turns made in the week ending the Bth November, 1863,
is 225. 10d. Sugar, the modes, of the Illanrians, 225. 11d.
Sugar, tke produce of the East Indies, no return. The
avenge price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 225. 106. per cwt.

METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states, that for
rails It is now pretty wall known that the canoe of the
French government admitting pig iron is the want of rails
for tooth made and waiting for them; as impression pre-
vails in well Informed circles that roils also must soon be
permitted to enter at a low rate of duty as well as pig iron.
Scotch pigs having receded to 745. for raised &umbers, via.,
3-fifths No. 1, and 2-fifths No. 3, free on board in Glasgow,
have again rallied to 81s. fid. It was doubted whether the
French purchasen would be able to meet their prompts, bat
it is now ascertained that they were better prepared to pay
than the sellers were to deliver, consequently there has
been some large defaulters, in Stock Exchange phrase, of
" Bear sellers," expecting the needful would set be forth.
coming on the prompt day. It is now pretty well under-
stood that a decree has pored the French Chambers,
although not officially published in the Mossiteur, admitting
a large quantity of pig iron into France at a low duty, to
supply their preseaT most urgent wants, and this is con-
firmed to a certain extent by Ailments having already
commenced; the market leaves off at 80s. for mixed num-
bers; No. 1, Outshone 86e. to 87s. ; No. 1, Glengernock
84v. Freights have risen from 13s. to 23.. from Glasgow to
Rouen. Spelt*: is firm at 211. 101. on the spot, and 221. for
January delivery. Copper: In otessquate of the low
stocks and dindnishiag produrgirm the molten have been
compelled at last to dealer* ea advisee of Id. per lb. on
manufactured, and 91. 10s. per taros tile and cake. Tin is
inactive. Tin plates very dell of sale, with a downward
teadency. Lead is without alteration.

COTTON.—LivansooL, Nov.ll.—Allhsagh there has
been no very gnat amount of Weiser tisgengted this week,
lb. market not only keeps its posiode let the sikkiliog
elms of American, which are same in deem& sod impe
ratively lightest in stack, an a pia Isfobsg is pries. The
advance may not be quotabtairtzellillikil our fractional
division of a penny, as it mos Aimer. per lb.: it L.
however, quite perceptible in Ike ties conamandiag
Sid. to 61d. The very inferior ,at 4d. to 6rl are
without change and heavy. The suss may be said of Brazils
and Egyptians. Bursts are steady—the fair qualities and
upwards fully as such appreciated.

WOOL.—LxIns, Nov. 11.—Sales of mull:king wools have
this week been to a small extent, and prices are tending in
favour of the buyer.

CORN.—CHILMSFOILD, Nov. ll.—The weather is all
that can be wished for the operation of wheat sowing, which
has mused our supply of wheat to be only moderate to-day ;
a good deal wet much out of condition; this description
must be quoted 2s. per qr. lower, while all the best quali-
ties realised nearly the rates of last week. Wheat, new
red, 68s to 731. • extra, The. ; old, 735. to 76e. ; new white,
70s. to 765. extra 78s. Barley, more offering; the larger
proportion poor quality; this was difficult of disposal at 21.
reduction ; the beet also was rather easier to buy, 38e. to 471.
Beans scams, and again is per qr. higher.

- - -
LINCOLS, Nov. 11.—Our market to-day was well sup-
plied with wheat, and a good trade was (10110 at 3s. de-
cline. A dull trade in barley at 2s. under last week's
rates ; the same may be said of all other articles. Wheat,
red, 695. to 725. ; white, 735. to 765. Barley, 335. to 43a.
Oata, 275. to 30s.
LIVIMPOOL, Nov. 11.—This morning's market was wel
attended by millers and dealers. Holders of wheat and flour
displayed much firmness, and, though this somewhat
checked business, fair transactions occurred at Id. per bushel
on the former, and W. per barrel on the latter, ever the
prices of Tuesday. Arrivals into Liverpool from the Bth to
the 10th Nov., mclusive : —Wheat, 7.012 qrs. ' • barley,
1,'933; malt, 112; oats, 1,698; beans, 728; peas, 8; Indian
corn, 4,794 ; oatmeal, 8,198 sacks; Flour, 180 sacks; 8,190
barrels. Reports to Ireland .—Wheat, 606 qrs. ; Indian
corn, 63; flour, 330 sacks ; 1,435 barrels.

WAILEFIBLD, Nov. 11.—The weather during the week
ham been floe, and it is reported that wheat seeding has pro-
favourably. Oar arrivals of grain are moderate,
at is agricultural districts they are oa the increase,
yet sot &UNA to came any material reaction in Omar
Ine Moe. Oar show of wheat is 'all. bat tbe matMetod
den mad muss peises to give way, sad we nets a &dim of
le. to 21. pet sr. free bet week. Bade', is United piquet

at a reduction of 2s. per qr., and light qualities very un-
saleable. Oats and Shelling steady. There 4an increased
shoe of beans, and prices have given way Is. to lc per qr.
AU other articles as Wore. Imports during the week:—
wheat, 3,951 qrs.; barley, 2,263; oats, 70; beans, 437;
peas, 87; *belling, 95 loads.

COALS.-Lowhox, Nov. 11.-Ships at market, 147 ;
sold, 127.-Bate's West Hartley, 195.; Huddle's West
Hartley, Ws. ; Chester Main, 21s. ; Darisos'e West Hart-
ley, 20s. ; Ruling's Hartley, 201. ; Halle/'s Hartley,
IS.. 641. ; Rolywell, 22a.62. ; Howsrtrs West Hartley
Netherton, 20s. ; Longridge's Writ Hartley, 19s. 94 ;
North Percy Hartley. 19s. ; Old Main. 18s. 64. ; Tanfield
Moor. 20. ; Tanfield Moor Bute, 20s. 3d. ; Walks, Prim-
rose, 19s 641. ; West Hartley, 265.; Williagten Hartley,
20.. ; Wylam, 225. ; Walls End Clark, 19s. ; Walls End
Clennell, 19s. ; Walls End Ridley, 225. 3d. ; Walls End
Northumberland East, 19e. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell,
22.. 6d. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 22e. 641.; Ball's Prim-
rose, 18.. 92. ; Eden Main, 235. ; Walls End Bell, 235. ;
Walls End Braddyll, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate,
235.; Walls End Helton, 24e. ; Walls End Haswell, 245. ;
Walls End Kepier Grange, 235.; Walla End Lambton,
23e. 9d.; Walls End Lumley, 225. 6d. ; Walla End North
Hetton Lyons. 235. 3d. ; Walls End Pelletier, 225. 6d.
WaUs End Ramel's Helton, 23.. 61. ; Walls End Scarbo-
rough, 22. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 24e. ; Walls End
Hough Hall, 23.. 3d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 245. ; Walls End
Ludworth (unacrrened), 18s. 6d. ; Walla End South Hart-
lepool, 245.; Walls End South Hello*, 235. 3d. ; Walls
End Tees, 24s ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, 235. 9d. ;
Walls End Trimdon Thoraley, 235. 3d. ; Walls End Ade-
laide Ten, 235. 6d. ; Cowpon, 20e.; Cwm Oarnant Stone,
`351. ; Sidney's Hartley, 20s. ; Watney's Anthracite, 33e.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE—Friday, Nor. 11.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 10.
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert
Stein, as Consul at Port Louis, Mauritius, for his Majesty
the King of Sweden and Norway.

WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 11.
2nd Regiment of Dregoyne.—Lieutenant John Arthur
Freeman to be espial°, by purchue, vice Scohell, who
retires ; Cornet M illiam Taylor Prentis to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Freeman.
12th Regiment of Foot.—Ensign James Fielding Sweeny
to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wilkie, whose promo-
tion, by purchase, on 21st October, 1853, has been can-
celled.
14th Foot.—Captain Granville Levesan Proby, front the
74th Foot, to be captain, vice Macdonald, who ea-

changes.
15th Foot.—Lieutenant Augustus Applewbaite, from the
23rd Foot, to be lieutenant, vies Tilghman, appointed
pamaster.
39th Foot.—y Lieutenant Colonel Robert Cole, from half-pay
unattached, to be lieutenant-colonel, nice Brevet-Colonel
Wright, C. 8., who exchanges; Major William Mauro to
be lieutenant-colonel, by purcba'e, %ice Cole, who retiree ;
Captain William Clargee Wolfe to be major, by purchase,
vim Munro; Lieutenant W. Hocks Harding Warner to
be captain, by purchase, vice Clargea Wolfe ; Ensign
Charles Milligan to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Warner; George Henry Young, Gent., to be ensign, by
purchase, vice Milligan.
41st Foot.—Lieutenant George Skipwith to be captain, by
purchase, vice Wells, who retires; Ensign William Allan
to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Skipwith ; Armar
Graham Lowry, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice
Allan.
42nd Foot.—Lieutenant Henry Clarke Jervoise, from the

23rd Foot, to be lieutenant; vice Kennedy, who retires
upon half-pay.
46th Foot.—Richard Coote, gent.,tobe ensign, by purchase,
vice Stretton, who retiree.
53rd Foot.—Lieutenant William Peel to be paymaster,
vice Hall, who retires upon half-pay.
57th Foot.—Lord Ernest Mc Domicil Vane to be ensign ,1
by purchase, vice Lee, who retires.
60th Foot.—Seenad Lieutenant Henry Cockburn to be Stet
lieutenant, without purchase, vice Du Cane, deceased.
07th Foot.—Brabszon Thomas Disney, gent., to be
byknirchue, vice Basset, appointed to 72nd Foot.
Illaftrot.-0 was Roberts, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
-1 eleme, vice Leggett, promoted.
72nd Foot.—Lieutenant Archibald Alison to be captain,
by purchase, vice Evelyn, who retires; Ensign Ho-
nourable Somerset Richard Hamilton Ward to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Alison ; Ensign Gustavus
Lambert Basset, from 67th Foot, to be ensign, vice Ward.
74th Foot.—Captain Robert Macdonald, from the 14th
Foot, to be captain, vice Nobs, who exchanges.
2nd Wait India Regiment.—Ensign Edward Dampier
Coekell to be lieutenant, by purchase, lice Leslie, who
retires ; Robert Bonnie, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Cockell ; John Huger, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase, vice Hill, deceased.
HOSPITAL STAPP.—Thomas Revenscroft Whitty, gent.,
to be assistant-surgeon to the forces, vice William Sinclair,
appointed to the 93rd Foot.
HISMORANDVIC-2125 West India Regiment.—The com-
missions of the under•mentioned officers have been ante-
dated to the 14th February, 1893 :—Major Henry Wass
Whitfeild, Captain William Elliot Mockler, Lieutenant
Horatio James Wise.

THE MILITIA.

The following comenissronsh;;;Qii signed :
Cornet George Devine Wade to be lieutenant, lice Cur-
ling, resigned, in the Northern Troop of Hertfordshire
Yeomanry Cavalry.
Quartermaster James Smyth to be cornet, vice Wade, pro-
moted, in ditto.
William Lindsey Patterson, gent., to be lieutenant in
the let Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia.
Lieutenant Henry Myers to be captain. vice Robson,
roared, in the 4th Royal Lanceshtre Light Infantry
Militia.
Ensign Robert Mather to be lieutenant, vice Myers,
promoted, in ditto.
Augusta Henry Stephens, gent., to be ensign in the 4th
or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia.
James Peters, gent., to be lieutenant in the 4th or Royal
Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of Middlesex Militia.
[The following Article is substituted for that which ap-
peared in the Gun% of the 25th October last]
Frederick Sony Gosling, gent., to he ensign in the King's
Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia.
[This Article is substituted for that which appeared in
the Gazette of the let November.]
Lieutenant William Her Grp, gent., to be captain in the
Northumberland Regiment of Militia.

!own, Oarig, Briglska, N mirreadir Nov. 23 at 2,
sad INC 21 at I, me istriagest. Nis. W, Brighton, and
Iday sad empatlaad, gamisegesta, assmatery ; off. wig., Gra-
ham, Oslamsaggraet.
CZAill• Jame Wass, Laaimbsliallsest„ ay, silversmith, Nor. 32
ilal/4.1111 Dm. Nat 3, at laslaglialistrast got, Lea, Barge-yard.
air ; latiagfislhalnst.
W=ls massma, AreamariNset. Cltr, Ne-
gras Is,. U I mid Di a. se lat Issighall.street.
tataallarso. NastWitaa, City; at amis., titans-
Joon 11011111111/11 IMMO. Tarluitirs, draper, Nov. 24 at
tad Dee. at I. at imkestastast. at. PAIN.
siatattpud ; searat Urn" NakmaNgstart.
lieusan AMII4IIIIOII, 10/BftWa. lilddinn. Weasel victualler,
Saw. 24 at 124, and Dee. IS at I. at IlarkistalLallme.
Waller, laralvars.laa, llama ; off. Nig. Diwarbk lissabreate.
amt.
Joan Chasman Pavan, York, draper, Nov. teat I, sad Ms. IT st
Mt BerNatali4Nest. eoL. Bearkar, Pateraoster.row, City ; off.

Nishadews. latighaliitreet.
Luna H.aao Alma Soho, Nev. 31 at IL and Des.
94, at I, at Selic, Snares Saimaa, Fiesebureb.
street. City; WI legestews. Nolopelloneset
Faximice lowa limasair, Illontsgss. Easeaßthevan,
etry. Nov. If at 1, and Ma. SI 13ai at Sole.,
Cooper end Haden", TandePleanNap; 11101( Pennell,
Oulldhallchamtera,
WILLIAM VIIIALL. New. 33 awl Des. 20, at
11, at Memingken Olt SA. GIL
ands., Whitmore* Blnalleglewn.
'Pave Camaro:, Adwallso. Terbidrikassmeedvlstaalke_ Nev. 93
and Deo. IS, at 11, at Lomb Meet. Pater. &Ward, and
Hark, Leeds ; wale., Tom Leeds.
Josue Haionays, N Tyne, banker, Nee. 17 and Dec.
31, at 1, at Neweasticapes. Opet. Sole., Nears. Chew,
Neweastlevapon•Tps, nil" mid Bell, lowilearshyard;
oIL rule., Baker, Nesadivagen.Tyne.
laths Itheciussos, Yeah W awe, Dashes, eldpballder,
Nov. 23 and Dec. 11, at IS. at Newesetheogen-rses,Coart.
Bole., Nears. Wright, banAselawl, and
friderleVisplees, 014 Jewry; of easttater, Newcastle.
uPow
ISOCLINIC! PETTITONESA.
Feemenst arum.
T. J. Hawkins, Oceameseialooed, St. George'ain.the.
Zest. Wilder—lL 3. MN% Poetlemd4Mrate, Regent's.
ada.,=lothsla Oiep my Oavalry—C. F.
gya.kre, reeltham, skip ~a aterk—W.
Oldeet. St. Luke's. laither—B. Thorne,
Teellrelreet, T Lambeth. saner—lL Ilergaskess., Uzbeldp
etalasey—.l. Shekkes, White Liusetrat. Pentonville,
greengroser—C. A. Conway, Cepadelnaleareet
_ollo9thian.
road, eon —W. J. Goodeldhl, o.llothoweet, Osnewtown,
an etlamme% elerk—T. Cooper, Oeelew. Lewelthereead. Vlst
! worth, edwatling .gent—W. Gamble, Baits Ilhelbreemo..
! rood, Melees, milk vender—W.o. Soovell. Qelera SOW-
, iagtenholis, Sek ealemnan —J. W. Whideld, Scenhall,
aes. tailor—H. hoes, Donetetreer, lleasheathr.equare, suss
nutter—E. Oatheractle, New-am:et, Voushalieleest, onenthas driver—
E. Maker, Featheretorse-buildises, High Hatearm tailor—B. Holds.
though, Mitherlsmews, Princes-street, Idgmeee.seed. omnibus
proprietor —J. Cowling, Lark Hellen', Ckplane. stake mason.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Jaime OrssaiLer:potreet, WethalaNw. selvener-3rd div. of
anti
ltd. 11 4., Nov. 11, sad three salsegunt Saturday., at Ed-
wards, Sane tout.
Joan Bacons, Ellng, Hampshire, coal merchant—let div. of 16.104 d.,
Nov. 11, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Elwarde, Sambrook.
court.
Joss Crows*, Derby, grocer—let ellv. of is. Id., Nov. IV, and every
&neonate Thursday, at Bittledon's, Birmingham.
Witusx Herne, Stainfted, Lincolnshire. Brow-Ist dlr. of ed.,
Nov. 17, and every alternate Thursday, at !Matta's, Bir.
M 111111•11.
Wthuan liscswrr, Lethester, dotter in pianofortes—let die. of
Is. 74., Nev. 17, and every alternate Thursday, at Bittleston'a, Bir-
aeinglow.
' Fammearia WM" liatMarer. pater—tad die. of 2d., Nov. 17, and
beery athethate Destakay, at Bittleston's, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 9. T. S. Call* lakeNer, grocer—Dec 3. J. Newbold, Bar.
tearsadrt•Hatdwoed. analledintre, innkeeper—Dec. 7.3. Hammond,
Issilder—Des. 9. W. 11. Itmhardaoe, 11. ltlebardeoa, and
3. alillWardosley. Iltalbrdst ire, and Lamb's Conduit-street,
ems S. W. 11. liPtard.le and B. Riehardren,
Wasdaley, Stallwaleice, and lamb's Coadnit.street pars msaufar •
tams—Des. 7. N. Tyler. limb 1101., new Waleall, Staffordsh•re,
konmaner—Des. 11. T. Pena, Oswestry, Shropshire, draper—Dec.
B. T. Ledhir Clesserstar, Olowsesterabire, money scrivener Dee.
2. H. Hunk, MAN Awns. Lancethtve ; Glossop Derbyshire; and
NanakanM UMmiteetsver —Dee. 2. W. Dm,. and P. Sacker,
Wekediskl. T railway truck makes.—Dec. 3. J. PevereUe,
laszglbAlisedwen
TIN to ho
ereolot
re.almeaelea Is sheen to the contrary
a lies ahmaelleg.
DM, S. W. Jolly,Bishe lietHeeddrire. farrier —Dee.
J. 1214 =g.ithiber—Das.amiholswas.
41. J.
Wrdistdriejelinar—Dis. PO TWP
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ntelCesW7tile.A. liwW,l*, Cheeped, pIIISA -.-t;iii-13---- ai-
. . 11613, end i .
Balmy, Newbury Berkshire, stmerwys —B. hasp sod J. Kemp.
loallord. Kan, .C. Fletcher and R. Lydda, Broad-
street, &WA Who manufacturers —T. A. Gordon and IL H. Oman.
hill, me ire Ma and auk agents—E. V. thinner sad w. A.
NM:, Wand*. wW mankana —W. Onions end J. Claw, 13/11016-
00Ve. Waiiilagiire. asinin —T. lawns, H. Lawny and J.
lawiea. Tedi. deg sal piles makers, an far as regards T. lawn
eimiX —J. Whileele IN J. Fenslarshandldings. City, and let.
Jobawanst and Ray Carkateral. mill and smoke sack makers
—M. tillaned and J. w, leseyosi. Derbyshire, coal makers
—W. Hew mad A. Dmitsm, onerous—J. Banadesi, W.
dowdy,WlZ. dyer% an far ea rewards W. Sweden
—W. Whirl sal Okilialle Beetwok Nottingham. wellytfe
drape—T. Babasen. J. Briars, and S. B. Boo*, Mod lord, Terk-
el**, weeded spawn, an he as del. Bobineom—C. North and
A. Begets, IMAM EsiOshial, mradford, Torkehlte—W. T. Caparn.
B. Bader. and T. Windt, Wedlis-om-'heat, Nottinghamshire, pro-
=of steam theasbing swilmes, rfar w regard.T. Alleock—
,. sea, J. Hatton, W., end C. Hawn Hereford, tanwre,
an he as ripe& J. Hatton, on.-11. Bartlett and .1. C. Hele, Thun-
man*. ado owners—B. WAN. sad T. Bawl, lianebw.er, twine

BOOTCH 11EQTJEATRATION8.
lone Cove. Bookie, Itantfahlre, merchant, Nov. 91, at T.'ation's
Hotel. Sullen.
Arnim Mary Ayr, wine merchant, Nov. 21, at the Ayr Arms
Hotel. Arr.
boos Illsmarea. Edinburgh, seedaman, Nov. 21, at Dowell and
Lyon's Boma Edinburgh.
WILLIAM CIWO Gisegow, victua➢er, Nov. le, at the Crow Hotel,