The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

LORD MAYOR'S DAY.

The new Lord Mayor has been fortunate in tits
first day of his reign. A finer November day is
possible in the English climate ; the atmosphere we. Niht,
clear, end bracing, and at noon the sun shone forth eig,
autumnal splendour. The streets were thronged fiom
London-bridge to Westminster, and rarely have du"
been so many spectators of the time-honouftd procestim.
Within the limits of the City business was almost estirely
=speeded, and this, added to the stoppage of the traik
gave rise to a good deal of grumbling, but the maj
air of the crowds was that of good-tempered nth.
faction. Previous to the "show," available spry
were occupied by companies of tumblers, Ethiopia
serenaders., Punch and Judie', brass bands, bagpipe playeN
and other itinerant candidates for popular favour,
_ . _

After breakftst at the Manvion-house the Lotd Maya
attended by him household, proceeded to Guildhall, 'dim h•
was received in state by the Court of Aldermen and Comma
Council. The usual preliminaries were gone through, sad a
12 o'clock the promotion moved from Guildhall-yard it the
the following order :
Folios-constables to clear the way,
Drums and Fifes of the R oyal London Militia.

The Boys belong into theMarigelSeolety, with riaanan.
City Marshal's Man
Band of the Royal Military Cullers, Chelwa.
The Boys of the Royal Military College, Chelsea.
Three Trumpeters.
Waterman carrying the Banners of the following Live,
Companies of the City of London :
Banners of the City of
Wheelwrights' London Wheel
Company. Banner of John Peckham. Company.
Banner of Alderman Bridges.
Banner of the Company's
Plasterers' Arms. Plasterers'
Company. Banner of Company's Company.
Arca.
Painter Stainers' Banner of the Com- Painter swear
Company. pony'. Arms. Company.
Banner of Arms of R. W. Kennard, Erg.
Carpenters' Banner of the late ',Kerman Carpenters'
Company. Lawrence. Company.
The Union Jack.
Royal Standard. Union Jack.
Wax Chandlers' Anne of the City of Wax Chandkne
Company. London. Company.
Arms of Alderman Cowan.
Arms of the Company.
Royal Standard. Union Jack.
Banner of Arms of Mr. Alderman Rumphery.
Clothworkers' Banner of Anna of Sir John Clothworkers'
Company. Musgrove, Bart. Company.
Banner of Arms of the late Counts.. of Kent.
Banner of Arms of the late W. Chandra*. Beg.
Banner of Arms of the late W. Lambe, Bag.
Banner of the Arms of the Company.
Fishmongers' Banner of the Aram of the Fishmongers'
Company. Company. Company.
Grocers' Com- Bannerol tho Arms Grocers' Coin-
WY. of the Company. Ploy.
Banner of Sir Richard Whittington.
Mercers' Com- Banner of Alderman. Mercers' Com-
Pug. James Townsend. Patti'.
Banner of the Company.

The Beadle of the Worshipful Company
of Tallow Chandlers. .1
'5 Waterman bearing the following Banners .1
Brame of the Arms of the City
U I
Arms of London. il
P a :Banner of the of Mr. Alderman Farncomb. 1
7* Banner of the Arms of Mr. Alderman Humphery. •,,
Q.
F Itemise of the Arms of the Company.
2 The Court of Assistants, in the Carriages.
F

The Beadle of the Worshipful Company of
Innholders.
A Military Band.
Watermen bearing the following Banners :
The Royal Standard.
Banner of Anna of Sir C. Marshall, Kt.
Banner of Anna of Mr. Alderman Ware.
Banner of Anna of Sir H. Iduggeridge, Kt.
o g Banner of Arms of the Innholders' Company. E
5. Banner of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. qq
r! Clerk of the Company, in his chariot.
The Court of Am/detente, in their caniagce.
ig
The Muter, in his chariot.
Three Trumpeters.
The Under City Marshal, The Lord Marcel
on hornet...lk. Beadle.
Watermen bearing the following Banners .
Royal Standard.
Banner of England. Union Jack.
Banner of Scotland. Banner of India.
Six streamers of the City Banner of the C/ty d
Arras. London.
The Band of the Col.latrearn Guards.

The Two tinder Sheriffs.
ffi The City Solicitor. o.
The Remembrancer.
The Comptroller.
8 The Srcondary.
The Common Pleader.
.8 The Judge of the Sheriffs' Court.
The Common Serjeant.
The Town Clerk.
The Chamberlain.
The Band of the Hoye! London Militia.
Three Trumpeters.
Banner of Mr. Sheriff Condsr.
Mr. Sheriff Colmar, in his State Chariot, attended by bit
Chaplain.
Three Trumpeters.
Banner of Mr. Sheriff Hale.
Mr. Sheriff Hale, in hie state chariot, attended by by
Chaplain.
The Aldermen who have not paned the Chair.
The Recorder.
The Aldermen who hare passed the Chair.
The late Lord Mayor.
THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR,
In his ewe carriage. drawn by eta home,
Attended by the Chaplain, Sword Beam, Common Crier,
and the Water Bailiff.
Guard of Honour, on horseback.
The Procession passed through—
Greahem•street, King William-street, Ludgate-etred,
Colman-street, Cannon.arreet. Fleet-street,
Moorgate-street, Pear. Church- Strand to Wet-
Princes-street, yard, rainster.
It will be wen that nothing novel was introduced into thir
yesr'sproomeion ; banners, gay uniforms. handsome equipage,

. _ .
;Oka; bands, end the gilded chariot of the Lord Mere
were tho principal features of the pageant. The mocks
of the Lord Mayor (Alderman Wire) was highly davonrobb,
but his predecessor (Alderman elr R. Carden) er
peen to have given Mance by some deoldens k
his magisterial capacity, as he was repeatedly sr
sailed by cries of " Costationgsra for ever," "Pa
must move on," " I'll .put yer down," an
complimentary expressions which appeared eve
his annoyance to his footmen. A • t •
route evinced the civic sympatble!..• lifeir occupiers by • Bs
play of streamers and flags. -
' Arrived at the entrance to Weomineter Hall, • proemial
on foot was formed, and that . Meyer was conducted with
much state to the Mower the Court of Ezchequer, where the
Barite. &Mired •in tikr fritneta7oheo, :rent,in readiness ie
11 receive his lordship.
The Recorder introduced his lordsh., to the court,
giving • brief outline of his oleic career. The'
Chief Baron congratulated his lordship upon his devotion,
and the, usual oaths were administered. The ex-Lod
Mayor handed in • statement of his Anwar :drip,
in pursuance of the Charter, end the court compliments*
the Aldermen upon the manner in which he had discheiged
the ditties of his mayoralty. The Lord Mayor and his
redone haying invited the Barons to hie bouquet, procisdig
in due form no the other courts to repeat the invitation.
The procession then re-formed, and returned to Guildhall
by way of Cheapaide, being joined at Blackfriars-brides by

the Lady Mayoress. -
This evening the City is the sante of meth binds
and gaiety. arising from en inroad of persona of distinsoo
who have been invited to the grand banquet at Guildhall.

Mr. Bayard Taylor arrived at New York on the
22nd ult., by the &noels. He has bees ablest nearly tee
years and a half. H. will devote the winter to lectii*F
His first appearance will be before the Mercantile Librsty
New York, taking Moscow" for his subject.
The sales for the current month in the Load
Eels'.. Court at D obis comprise sales of seethe val Mild
32,4551 per annum, and covering 72,818 acres. Of these the
principal are—the Kenmore estate, 3.2511.; M. P. Cott
2,8421.; C. P. Leslie, M.P., 7.2341.; Earl of Portmliagenit
2,1491.; Sir H. D. Mammy, 3,8401. One petition preseeted
the week before last door/ the records of the old cowl: II
was for the sale of the Anketell property, In the coast/ d
Monaghan, with a rental of 3,7711. per annum.
Mixer-mare To TIIE LATE BIIIEOP BLONFIELD 11
Sr. Parris.—lt bee Peen reeolved to erect in fit. POO.
Cathedral a monenvoit to the late Bishop of Look*.
Among those who bare signified their approval of the pr
jest are the Archbishop of Canterbury; the Dake of Doc'
clench; the Marquiees it Lansdowne Bristol. and Wed'
minute"; the Earls of Derby. Ihrdwicke, ltarrowbf, firms
and Jennyo ; the Bishops of Loudon, Durham, Winchaater,
Oxford, Lichfield, end Bath mid Weds; Loude LyStePosi
Brougham, Cranworth, Overaton e, Wensleydale Eborywalle
Maraulay ; the Right lion. Spencer Walpole: M.P.; tho
Right lion. B. Lneklegton, D.C.L., &c.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
(Salm IL Beado.-54ort r:,s Lord Chief Jostles Cock-
burr, mid Joshes% Whom., Cr.wder, sod Willie.)
9117 H I. ILOCHI.CONTMACT TO IC/POUT ILLIOITII•TI

Mr. Lash maid that this case bad been tried before
11/I.lift Wills% at Guildford, when the verdict fur
the plaintiff was for 021. 10e. but the present CPO-
tva was that there should be a new trial upon
lie grimed that the judo had been guilty of mia-
direetion in amending the die lafstion, or that the judgment
foull be ansfed, bee ium the declaration, whether amended
Or not amended. died red no scum of acti..n The defendant
wee a if..l3,lelMA• liviug le Ireland, and the declaration wired
that the plaintiff, MIPS Smith. being sole and tuunfrird, and
orinductad herflf with (leonine, was seduced
by the d, feadent, mud wu clefiv, red ,tf • bastard child, end
fat the defendant aberwarie d•batiched her again and she
ins delivered of another child. And that in c .naideretion
tat the plaintiff ebo continue to take charge of the
children and *apply 'brio woo things neromory for their
wand t. felt and rut:mining Unwanted, the defendant
remised the plijittiff that he would pay her 601. a year
Wog her hf.. The defendant was lot permit at the
trial, :tad therefore the pl bad it all her nee way, and
she wade stanioente which were celoolated to enlist the
oraftliks of the judge and jury. Btie fated that she
kr bore a tedy's•tneci at Wiesbaden, that she there
Lorene aopionted with defendant, who was • cadent in
, that be proposed marriage to her, and bad gone
*moth the °creamy of maniage; and Plias he had from that
use treated Isar as his wits, and called her by hie 111•1111 e.
AD awards she bad rot into toe foreleg of some princess, and
au io defendant went there and defended ber as Ida
ink, sail befog heed with bee, and bad four children by
1014 downed her and fist away and married *palm lady.
rows we. ab poimb,hlT of aa•lung • eland against Oneh
ilillamto. Miff the deaartioe the pi..teitff had gone
Wood. aid having mode • Wsa about the
mew, *be abraised treat the Admiral to aria..
Netted whoa bed bean deduced es. The case bad got
km in is a wry eatisesdiaary way, aed they
lid he.. engulfed la bird, aad the dellmolasit
ilmediee &drone that his affidavit opal the subject
shanid aa half he road to the cwt._

Tie coed Chad Istaire—The etidseit roust have relation
tb, rant which you some; purely technical
pond this dr was am supported s. it stood
wow What have vu bolt to do with the
soft of the tees} &eases this gscitlenaks Ina absent
• trisi wst west sow hoer by adidswit for the
Crpoipstad. Yon do Istdog that thin women was
eam of three two Allem; Oen he wee bound to
dem
Yr. W—l .a eoetnst to that
Idr. Judos Wale.--I stook foe had hatter not. This
star hr Wore me ...v.v.! Noe., and there vas no date-
Nod shot wietan bed Intec,oducted herself.
lifir. hides Wlllottut —1 protest egait.et beta( drawn into
ids wydfit eserae.
The Lai Mid Justice—We cannot martian the wares of
o wore peat —aa lao efedevit
uposilaiiiririetscit It lebefore the court, in order that it may get
lase la! orgeg?pirs.

at. Lark after tame Wearies, admitted *et hi mild
ast end re ellidevl% The phi,WW went ea le Mete that
harm Fr he belted aid had inerraneelin with the
dierst, sbe armor this p.per irem Inn. "I parts
m ley the sumer SOL per wears to llergeret Orr, the the
me awl Mesa et bar two ehildr.e—rataly, Margaret, her
al Miranda. the 30811 April, 1812, and Elisabeth, hos the
11th April. 1849, payment le he made quarterly ; the Ike'
meow oa the 10th April, 1883." Thle retract wei kw
the hart of the chit Irea, sad wee sot for a ptymint r
argot ha the ph/isle'. his. Clue of the errata bed Mid,
wed del he enhwttted pet se aid to Lll4ll sooner The lest
sweedneat we. the n•ter of alleging the roars to be os
tagalong the plaintiff'. Ifia. it wee alieged to he " far end
&meg a tune ant yet ear rout."
Mr. Jarboe Wiles—You caret potato that. for Do aime-
d= we made to that. I was determined to award is each •
mode at wield wok the plaintiff to mare, if she raid
lanned erne that doc,inotet,
Mr. Leta tatiarted that no antendeseet at all could tin
tare canine with the control, which would enable the
prima to ricover.
The Lord Chid Jaatko—What roe Moto la, that the
waist an child dad the plaintiff Wet all heaths of thin
=t.
t—Tre. It area a costreet to pay 501 a year se
lets se her &Ohm 'MOM bil notatained by the mum;
eel ha wrooreirl Uri the doehorlso whether aroadal
sr would or work tho priref to wtoore.
The apart althairely sorwooll the rob. Werke art the
piss is tent of Adipose Amid bo semi whirs Ammer
to Ur pear which rood cm the paper ems w tw arporee.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(13*f we Kr. Cceituis**dirr Hohreyd.)
TX ILI
The beakrapt hew Ilia Spread &et, lea, at W.ad..orth.
The w the essaunatioe eseedag. 11. *wee to tuarectuld
creditor*, 1,30di. ; assets retuned at 43101.
Bypicaley, ir the iwipuw, complained that the
eseceete were aaeatiideetory. The beakzmpt bad act
preparly elided hie interest to .rate property at Bath ace
ermearid for ~1 tat oPy "aub be received is 1886.
Kr. Ltoklater opposed tr creditor*, aed 'Languid the
bealirspt.

- It appeared that he had been living for twenty years on
kis seam as Income of ROM or 1100/ a year left hint by his
hither is prorny, which Sao now gone.
Mr. Luna, for the bankrupt, urged that hew in such •
sines as sot to be easppo.bk of rim& nog better &comet... He
hod Mat oat of busiest TO pare prior to taking the Spread
Bogle at Wandsworth. Hiving kept no cask-book he could
not simply farther accounts. It was only by the aid of his
danghter, an intelligent young +moat., that he had Won
alin N prepare the accounts filed in comet.
Mr. !initiator said that then was a chants against the
Isakrupt of oinosallog • poetics of hi. Wailers from the
Inseasagsv of the court ; but se there must be .a adjourn-
ment, be would not anw go into that meter.
Aa adjoarameat for a month was ordered.
IN Si &SWARD Tatra.
This woe • dividend swing. The bankrupt kept the
Landon Offer bore, Ledgede-bill. The debts are about
16,0001. • dividends to the amount of 4.. ed. have been
deemed: ani the assets is hand ars expected to yield •
farther dividend of le.
Mr. Murray i,iipaired foe the amignem.
IN Si SIMI ET. ‘,
This wait the connote@ meartiag in th awe of William
Fauatlaroy Street, twitted as as lasurates brokerof Austin•
trim. Ihe debts, mowed and unmeant, amount to
16,070/.. besides liobilities of 24,3881., loch:amp an amount
at 18,337/ for the Chatinlionvills Gold Miaing Company, of
Much the bankrupt had bola • director. Them liabilitiascon-
Sig* Mneio.lly of small maw, with one exception, which is
Wile stand —" T. L (bogy, Virginia, S.A., 10,4001." The
saris an stilted at 3654 Is good debts, 11,36 M is property,
sad prperty held as security, 9,8001. • hat this ' pro-
Party mansts wholly of mining sbsr.s, from which the
slim! assignee Mates that nothing has hem realised.
Mr. Lawrence, kr the amignses, offered so opposilka.
The maims. though • small creditor, Popesmated all the
creditors In Lloyd's room. The capital of 16,0001., ankh
which ths mrounta Nona otensted mainly of scrip in tbs
Brash Coloniel Bask sad Low Compeer, which had
bra reparbeted by the company. Proceediags had hew
aka against them in Chaseery, on tho result of which the
'mem in rhie estate would depend. The haakrapt hitnasif
wee nitrate* that ennentiog is received horn the
minis:. tames. The brake had been all kept, and then
hat been no meimantedarina
Mr. Licklater, on behalf of the backrattoi urge 1 that the
new was one for • mean., elms carotins**. le 1850, Mr.
Street motioned C., • rivet, arrang,m bat r !iv to the
realise eaters of the 'liabilities, bankruptcy was
"..oluetrly the to tt be add to have been before the
foam upward,. of Is., ye. II 4. The bankrupt had embarked
ia many rienttg speculaii.itio which wan than very proud-
xe, but had eine, turned out ulf,rtinoste. The profits of
Nt,t. had exceeded the exproma. deducting the amount
PM toe Interest and dinamat. The procesdiage in Chan-
cery, though not irtunataly slow, world probably result la
beet to the estate.

11Ir. Lawnsa mated that no on. debts had Wm con-
based thus the Ming of the petitions Prr arraagamaca
ll* Canal...oaf I moo ow Use aosigowss will be raided
hy he priersdiage now pmichnis.
Mr. Lawrame promon4 au ; they had no 10011111 of takhut
Proendiam N ink sin wean,.
Hie Hna mil the malt of the estate tense vary sualia-
teem, ; bnst Is tbsalson of soy appaulilok ea lie OM
Livia. brae Wino tie sawn tar two =6 ha would poi
lamoidlate imellimile el Os asesl

THE POLICK COURTS.
(THDI DAT.)

• Ora It IWO von. of DRTICTIOISI • •01111tly.
Za•i•• Shin/. • 'WI o.llllWeel MB SUMO 11 the family of
Ifr. &twain fl.tanders. of 5, llawkorungh-etrest,
eves charged with strains • elettlaw.
Proseentor, oho tr. gig .worn, but nude the weal
allreetlea of a member of ilae Society of Friends, weld that
primmer bed been In hla beryl,* ke the lent Isar or ere
maths, darts' whirtt time they had strositly sospected be.
of Won doliontist. Mensal, Lot • nag; shortly afterwards
• Aloes "non awl other propel?? was mined. As it wee
anglowant to keep • servant I. his loess who wee war
posed to be dransteet, be was determined to bring tin
niellev to • point. fie accordion', imerhed two sim-
ply*. sag • Wlllinag Una assrairig sad pot thrrin on
the Sons of the drawtast-roses, wins\ he WI, and
than esllioß th• primer, and, II Nuns, I have dropped soar
silver is lb. ankrring•r•••■ ; pick It op I^* see" Print ~ lime In lb. owes awl Ilret pi-attired oote
end then • evened, stating that that wot all the Nesemsy .ha
could dad. Ile tarn locket the dewing-worn door, so that
she •Itooli sot bears Ibt-Ps. I. If, end toes whet her if she
nimbi lead kw mistime • few shilling.. and prisoner this
said atm held only WI • severswn. l'•oseentor end that
that was an nes upon which pies., eel 1 she \sit • shill*,
and groaned lb. sham noted nee from her whet. Pro-
eenvor rhea told herr 4• but piek.d it up at the drawing.
Ma, when ehe orbettud the rect.
She wee regraded kw a work.

GREENWICH.

ASSAULT ON A mow•AociitTT
41frod Winch ate/ (Aeries RoWerfordl,
brialmTorkwege_Elfted the tar Wire Mr. Sacker, charged
web awaking William Waters, also a bricklayer, while at
work at Lampit-hill, Lewi-ttam.
It appeared that the complainant and his sou were at
week on • scaffold when the three priemieva, who were in •
state of druckethess, eame up and commenced &buten the
eider Waters, end nailing him • " bla -kleg" (a term rd
reproach for "non-society" men), and tbreatemad to
knock him off the scaffold. They then corameased
throwing bricks, one of which struck young Wakes cm the
shoulder, and be fell from the scaffold. Hubble took my
bricli• which were cemented together, and Wee shoat
hurling them st the elder Watera, but win prevented by the
torattan at the works. Winch and Ituiherford then mu
op to the complaisant, Rutberford bolding com-
plainant', batten while Winch elm told nod knocked
br bead mutat the well. Mr. Cross the manager of the
works, roma( dangerous results from such violent conduct,
obtained msistance and gave the plenum unto cartody.
The prieonere appeared troubled to Bed an runes for their
beireviosr, merely contenting themselves with saying that
they had bricks thrown at them.
Mr. Svelter said this wee a moat anima* charge against the
primmer*. The meat& was bad @sough, but when it came
to doing Admix to a man bemuse be was not a society
man, be thought it became his duty to .Cord such protection''
as the law would allow against men who combined together
to commit an Illegal act. He, therefore, should inflict a
penalty of 61. on each of these, sad to default of perusal
they would be imprisoned for tire =atlas, with hard labour.
The prtsoners were locked up.

WANDSWORTH.
TNP. PORTOXI•ITLLINO
dam May. the hawker of Ise@ sad nape, who him been
twice remanded on • charge M °Naiads( • qmintily of wear-
ing apparel irons • going ..ad Harriet %%areal,
a @arrant, ander the pretence of her fortune and ruling
the planets, was brought before lTaayman, on this neat-
ens, for final examination.

The complainant, in addition to her former evideace, said
the prisoner told her she would be married in sin spathe.
Mr. Daman—Did you believe all this
The complainant—l was foolish enough to do so at the
time. (Laughter.)
Mr. Daytona—Did you suppose that she was going to
wrap tins stars up In your dresses P (Increased laughter. )
TIMI complainant here looked very touch ashamed of her
conduct, sod made no answer.
The prisoner (apparently crying)—l never saw the young
woman. lam not the person.
Mr. Day man—Why was the prisoner remanded?
Mr. Taylor (chief cork)—To enaLle the pollee, if possible,
to find out that she had been telling fortunes within the six
mouths last past, for her to be punished summarily. These
clothes were obtained twelve months ago.
Ti. oars e"- have made 'equines in this and other
divides; end I °scoot dad any other cuss.
Mr. Dames (to the prisoner-.as
don't know which is the
worst of the ewe, you or therms( women. The complainant
was a pest goose to suppree time yea bad any influence is
roam the derv, or that yea meld get her married In sit
months. If I could legally palish you would, for you,
finding there an such fools, Impose apes their credulity. It
serves the young worms right that she has lost bar &wok
for abs can now ass that her Maws have vanished, the stare
remit* and she I. not mewled. (Laughter.)
The ceespisbree-141 sever be so bell& 'gain. When
she had my duties she left with me a pair of earrings,
able she said vire geld, sad she was ee have them bath
when aft reamed peeperty.
Mr. Dermas—Whet beim, et the earrings t
The cempliese—: buns time about six weskit ago. I
gee lbeaseed Wass se thew (Loud laughter.)
elypeau aarringe were not old ?
Osm~lsiasaFNs, ate; day were wort blew (Laughter.)
Mr. Darale—Will, I mu sartirtood, conaMonet the"
arm sew ohmage every day that there should be in
may bale IS SO blefVf• than fortune talon. if ever you
cams bees ogees I shell wash you very severely.
worsThe primer-I'll saver cam. again ; thank you, your
hip.
The c instakie—l bead are dirty playing cards upon
her. What dell Idr t
Kr. Derma—led firer br bast
The parties the lad fr aim tsNr we laughter.

LATEST
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ZIPABBB OFPICZ, Trariday, 6 Nes.

LI VERPOOL MEETING.

(THIS DAY.)

(sir liccrsua TILSOWII.)

HANDICAP HURDLII RACE. Two :dlr.
Physicists .. •• .. I
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6 rm.
JUVENILE STAKES.
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AINTREE PLATE.
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KNOWSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP.
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CROXTETH WELTER CUP.
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ADomoNAL AIIIVALS.-8 p 1 es, Ilairbaad, Fez
wee, Wear& Commoti.pa, napAi= Yp Gemaboy, San-
band, Ladv li...habeas, Old T Lewitt Sawa, Taaor,
Cawood, Coojazor, LeP M ery, , Skipjack, Special
Lacers L 3 to., Jamb sod Juba.

Dr.stit or B. D. Baocattax, Efkh—la oar lash
we eneseiseed the seffees aside= which had asourred to
the bite M.P. for Hytbe, Mr. Edward Drake Brockman,
and It la mow oar painful duty to record his death, which
took place at Boachborougli. at =oat ton o'clock on Friday
evening hut. From the lest his recovery seemed alma
hopelom, as be had evideedy esehed ouch a Molest sees.
Mon of the head that he bed way had a cheat Neel of air
snouts= piece the seddent took place. Me mead
&Mandan; Mr. Faggot, wee termite= is bie denim la
the =fortunate geraffrese, end be was esebied b es Mil
of Dr. Wilda= sad Mr. Illhear the arbiat aps= at
Guy's Hoepisl, who, we swiiniewl, paid two vldte as
Beecaborough dun= lbs pet week.-BesSA listens Geteffe.
DEATH or Di. 017PARD —lt is with a sorrow that
is not gnat expressed en sincerely in the columns of a WWl-
pow that to have to announce to-day the dumb, at Folks-
So= in Kent, of Stanley Lees Gifford, Eeq LL.D .of
Trinity College. Dublin, mid of the Middle Temple, bar-
rimer-at-law, but who was mach better known to *twosome,
use of letter., sad the public, as baying exercised for ear
sides* more than a garter of a century the ells If
erli,ur of the Stontierd, and having dioebasged the, cede
with as amount of ability, learning, power, and fearless=
which gays Ma daily writings an important lettuces on the
public opinion of the country, and rendered them a met
support to evangelist religion fa the church of Eng-
land, the general advancement of protestant troth, sod
the dissemination of conservative opinious. Dr. Gif-
ford ww born la Duo= on the 4,11 of August,
1788, and died at Folkesteee on the 6•12 of the pro-
sent month, having jou entered his 71st year. Half a
century of daily reedits, added to a memory unusually
accurate sad retentive, had made his so cumnlation daturas'
launisg arm almost lorredlble In amount, and the readiness
with which be availed himself of it la composition wee one
of the greatest charms of iris writings. In the obduracy of
his sympathies and antipathies in politica be was a WS
after Dr. Johnson's own heart, and with him depute&
perhaps, the last of the school of the Georgian political
writer*, who brought en mem • fund of learning to the
pursuit of the press. Dr Gifford died of an eicruciaHogly
petehei meeem,ear, wbkh he had borne with a courage
that prevented those mound him from perceiving the amount
of his salleriege.— ;fernier Berea.
'isnot-emit FIRE.-011 Sunday evening, just as
the labetweato ,4 Torquay were going to church, an alma of
firs was raised In the town. It was asomrairsid that the how
Oa means in the occupation of the Bebop of Ewa; at
Bishop/room; about a mile from Torquay, was on try Mr
crowds of people repaired to the spot. The fire, which gelid-
naiad is a wing to the outward of the main buildieg, is
which was situated the latches end th•Serrafitli rooms, raga
an farionrly that it wee feared at we tine that the whole
of the mansion would be corsomed. The supply of water
befog limited to that which vs, contained to the cisterns
sad WWI as the premiere, the whole of the Visor
oWPM, a blame. As it was men that this pert of the
NOM= amid sot be saved, every effort was directed to the
pmersation of the Sete bsi klitur—• magnificent pile
of erebitectstre a Moe Italian rtyle—over which the
mod, which ores blowing emote ism the eastward, swept
the flame. With this view a number of tarries, gems if
the sod other perces lennediately set Sio

work dews tiStlsramltestier's sad ether ram'is, and
trot edabeeekoag that for two boar. they were roped to
Amen of ease sod to blinding volumes of moire,
the leek wee girhuorelv eerompliabed, sad the main baikltog,
akar seadirrable difhoultr, arm prrierred. Captain rbfli-
rap. Mr. Octavio's Phillpotie, mos of the Bishop, the Rev.
C. Help, and slier tl.vptn.n were prement, and rendered
Ike men every noeletorire in their power. The fire Is rib! to
hove originated by the (Zinc of porno oil nn the hot plate of
the r one of tho verTants vu etigapd to trimming
the him&

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoox.
The railway share market to-day is firm, and in
several instances prices are quoted / to 1 per cent.
better than yesterday. London and North Western
stock is in especial demand, and has improved
to 9l} to 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire, after being
dealt in between 96} and 961, is now quoted
961 to 96. Caledonian, however, after being
dealt in as high as 861, has relapsed to
841 to 861. London and South Western stock is
q'ioted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 641 to ; Mid-
land, 981 to 1; Berwick, 931 to ; North
British, 58} to f, being in demand ; Eastern
Counties, 12 7-16 to 9-16 per share; and South
Eastern, 221 to I.
Great Western of Canada shares are steady, at
181 to 1. French railway shares are firm, at im-
proved prices. Some of the India° stocks, as well
as Orest Luxembourg shares, are more inquired for.