The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-22 00:00:00

FRANCE. (1111011 Ora OW$ PARIS, Se.?CROAT 3111111110. 1 All the French papers °octets the letter frost Vienna of the 11th. the heads of which I sent you last night by telegraph. The text of this vary sluices sonnossimitiew is se follows : It ia Impossible for am to allow you to remain issenst of ' 1 the new phase into whisk, eseuding to when r aseuted ken, the question of the Nomad Cuifereates hoe ~tend. People profess to know that the Fetish ansbesesier et this smut has communicated to Coast Boot • despatch, is which the cabinet of the Tuileries declares distorter haying maturely considered the arguments on both sides toughies the cisffereoce whisk eaUts between Ramis es the ON ports tad Austria, Zeeland, sad Turkey, on the other, is segued to Boland sad the Isle of Serpents, it cannot accept the istsrpretation ecetended for by the three letter parties to the tr, al of Paris to the 'Witte terms laid down by them. This official end unespected declared'a appears to have produced sack an impression that Count Buil, sot cemented with immediately commeniati•g the purport of It to the Empanels Italy by telegraph, thought it &smeary to mad the test itself to hie Majesty by an eatreemileary fplitier. The least inconvenience that might result from each • eompliestioa as this would be in any ease that of indelleitely postposing the sewed meeting of the plesipo- Smelteries is Paris. It is ealdaleatly well ksown that the Austrian goverameat, agreed with England on 'my Out that yet remiss to be regulated for the deg•idre settle ment of the Eutera qualms, makes it a penmptoey ecieditios to the meeting of a sew emigres that a melees understanding shall be eine te between the powers late rested upon the priselpel questions shills ham lad to this regrettable difference. In this new stets of this 's no ese. I think, can tented when the sew omfaresees will be epsoed is Paris. Then is so reams to suppose at pent that they nes take plan gveu is the awe of the math et Jennery. it, as there Is every restos for suppeeiseg, the Oltenia Porte pen.. in its nullities to send • aridly plenipotentiary to Paris, considerable time meet aressurily elapse before the majority of the powers shell hangmen complete understand's', and before the Turkish savoy sun have received his defieitive iseirsetions. The French journal. give the above important in telligence "with all reserve," and cos of them re marks that it conflicts with the latest statements of the "great majority" of foreign paper.. That is undoubtedly so, bat I sospeot that the Vienna Mtn: le nevertheless very near the troth, sad that the coo feyness are in reality postponed sine di*. I enter tain this opinion, set only trees the nesse' of any positive desist of the truth se the statements in the tatter by the primmest journals which remakes it, but homes, the emphatic dalmatians whisk these mama journals were recestly ',strutted to make of Ow spirit in which the Freseh goverment istended to enter epos the conforesess an so insooseileable with the coediting which I have good reason to think the English gmen,met will penult is, that I doubt the possibility of a conference nadir present circumstances. The Debate= is very favourable to the principle of the new meforences, cannot cosesal its misgivings Women lag, and after noticing the usceetaisty whit& preenUe es the subject, says—'lt appears, however, that all hope is not lost that they may open within the peeled sonesseed by the o>ddal journal—that is to say, before the end of the preent month." A hope es belay expressed is very like despair. At the Bourn to-day the opening potation of the Rate were better, owing to favourable edema from the London market, but the improvement was sot maintained, it being announced that the diremors of the Bank of Francs in their extrmediauy meeting yesterday had again postponed any relaxation of its seetrictive measures. The Three per Oasts., after torching 67 for account, closed heavily at yesterday's peice, 66 93. For cash it fell be., closing at 66.40. Pr securities were almost all lower. Mobilise fall 32.60; the Mediterraseen Railway 161120; Soothers, 10; Grand Central and Orleans, b sash; and the ether lines about 2.30. The Anima/ des Clousisos do Per says : The Cassell of State this week diseareti ennui repeal- Ms, sad smonitt them that of the sysdieeta if baskets. 1$ is knows that eppllestisas bad helm muds fat ea matkerhatioa to establish let, a Fresco. Wish 'uterus *sal Beak, with a tartlet of 120,000,0001.; 2selly, the asseteubsties of the aphid.' sad the prolespties of the Sanwa, Direstat Beak; end My, the svgs estatios of the capital of the Casimir d'ilmompte. The Aaglo ' , reach Desk was, it to said, nasally refused ; the Rellway Distiesst Beak, whisk was to sspin is Kara sect, was authorised to pnleaS its mitoses, het sot to Menem its lapitAl ; and the Compteir d'assempte has beat authorised to doable Is *spite!, sad so make it 40,000,000 f. The propesities of Ys etedieste of baskets etmesedl itself to the wesetits- Son et a mutely to mats leans and 'drawee es essarities, especially as railway shame sad heads, sad else te dimesst semmereial hille ea two sissatures. The eapital. It we proposed, sheald be, at the wUI of the gormand, either limited to 50,000,000?., er bloused to 100,000,000 f. er 100,000,0001. It appears that the prepoottles, eves thus draws sp, was set adopted. However, the rensludes of the Osumi of State was sot, we us suited, of the meal ebareeter as that respeetiag the Leglo-Freselt Bask ; fo r Iho latter thus lea refusal, whilst the proposities of the blokes hue rather boss pestiesed than refused. It appears that in oonsequence of the rain there was no review yesterday at Versailles, bet the Prince of ?wide departure, which was weaseled for to-sorrow, will net, it is said, take plies so soon, and it is possible that the Versailles review will atter all mem off as Meada sstm. Yesterday the Emperor ea male ea afternoon mil upon Bum Jew at the hew, Rae DAUB, No. 17, in whkelli.laismen de Rothschild lately died. This Madsen, hems was former: y occupied by the Queen Herteme, and Louis Napoleon was bora in it. The street at that time was called the Rae Cerutti. The DIM was afterwards shassed to that of the Rea rArtois, which name gam plass in 1830 to that of Rae Witte. Many of the mesa in the home are still furnished la the style et the period when Napoleon HI wee born, sad some of the chimney-pieces are yet area muted with the initials of the Queen of Hotbed. The Baron and Baroness Rothschild skewed their Majesties over the bow, and it is said that the Emperor manifested mach emotion at Amities the some of his earliest childhood. The Russian squadron under Admiral Behr's@ has haft Cherbourg be the Mediterranean. The usual Lutes were given and retuned. These vessels will put in to Brut sad Cadiz, ad then proceed to Telles. IL de Covey, Preach CoanlGeneral in China plays the Cornier de Lyee), has received orders to demand reparation from the Emperor of China for the Grath by violence of the Abbe Chapdelaine, who fell a martyr to his religion. This demand will be sup parted by the French squadron, charged to compel the Emperor of China to allow a representative of France to reside at Pitkia—a privilege which Russia alone has hitherto enjoyed. The Minister of Marine has jest addremed a sir ealer to the maritime authorities, in which, after el lading to the difficulties which have hitherto existed recovering men who desert from French ships at (biretta. although a convention on the subject is in Awes between Busload and France, he supremos a hem that an end will soon be put to such a state of things. The Governer-Geoeral of Bengal hos, says the circular, lately bleed an ceder directing all ma gistrates, as the requisition tithe Gomel of a foreign power, to bees a wrest for the arrest of any de serter, suck perms, when takes, to be either conveyed en board the vessel to which be bebop, err lodged In prison at the charge of the captain, until the period sif sailing, the delay not, in any cue, to exceed three wethe _ Baron Issas. d. Rothschild his jest pissed for the pea of Path, at the disposal of the Genera Adsieir station of Pabllc Assistance, 30,000 kilogrammes of bad, first qsality, to be taken from the differeet bakers in the capital. The tickets for the diatribe lion of this silt were immediately divided She various oirrvouz ds bienfaisance to be eisi= M the poor.. [AdYlortiioneeot.)—ROLLOWAT'S Ptlu RITIIIOII.- fawn t• ris• (Vas •• D•o•••.--Sasak Jmaits. NON with Mrs. WIN E% of Oldirramdl. Ilismiarer. Mil bums =di • sin Milm dropsy •• solo • berths Wo IMeself; amsl Mame V.. amd, bot wittiest alba le this.. owe obi IdN Ildlesees ail VOm Moe Ime wile vas sminly resowd Ira an. V .... sL i ellored owe podielmil. plis vailost, Mil IS sw• r6lli owe awl by illsirr Ws od is bawl& km a Loft= --. nollskr Ity undies Ibraselmt the wadi; a forsimer araltilkh mob. I" an* Loam. expl •11. 1114•arier. Lby MUM% MimeMl.M; 61411 0 •1 =IL Mk MIN. The New Orleans Picernee reports the termination of the insarrectioo is Now Leon, by the submission of General VI/lawn to the government. By a treaty entered into between Vidaurri and General leads, the former acknowledges the authority of the es= g overnment, and yields allegiance to it cm of himself and followers. Of wane the adminletea tMn of Comoefort will be materially strengthened by this new and unexpected course of events. The following of dormant contains the Information : ThIATT OP PIACI Canned linen Gsnaral Dos Vicente Roses Lana sad Dos Bandage Vidserri. Brigade Oars, Military Department of the Um of the Bravo. Is the valley of Los Mamma, OS the 18th ay of November, 1856, mot no Oscaral-ia-Chief of t h e divine of Now Len, D. Vicente Ram Leads aid the Governer of the said State, D. &stage Vi taunt, shin of tits forms opposed to the norm* goverment fat piling names, and tined their enfants with the eons sad aurora desire to span to Minim the shedding of the Mann tit sons which mast hays oesiarin if the two forme had met before giving sex M muss; the usgotistioa having bon seratilly sad massioniently discussed, aid the proper ozpineitsse being hen made by nth parties, General Bass bag nanamill that os the part of /dew Leos than an both leynty dad gin intention wept the oquivocattoss fito whin these have fallen who have isdireetly mend the non endlisa ef affairs ; sad Beam Vidaarri ea his part Mktg wally envision that the supreme goverestrut has the great MOM th MOW the welfare of New LOOS • Is virtue wiener thy elipaata the Ant following the Instructions of the eepeig ggewr west, the snood ming the SithOtki ki clothed bilaseU, the Monett an : Art. 1. The Mete of New Len, withisallel Rath eat dunce to the supreme govonmeet, TOW= IS ft, Wad MOW gated/ will acknowledge its dispositions as sweastlagalla • legally soantuted authority. Art 2. The motives for whisk the forces of New Loma ton up one bathes nand, they will retire to their bon fa illisealinis el sod all the inmatn sad eon& "44.1r"umw_h a sedela. anse Llhera men... lOW the =Minn =Need, =end t= „b eitiela weermeneary is the efty et withdrew, as manly wi &a th lines te rem& same Mile it alt power; kr that news at .514 say, from the Oki ell New Art. 3 It having hen wed thee the Inge et Coahuila shell he salted to thanallfew lan, the nines her wishes ea thee pilot in the biliniggrnisan. Is einedane with a cinder, whin Gassed NMI shall duet te thee% the abirf polities] asthenia dial nanny anon* 111 odder to we spa the rid sullibein by voter. ha *Mob they shall agrees. their whin. arptiedy or afanastivaly, with the wadweleedthe th this is to is mainly Ins is either ean. Pleas gnaw at &sun rod yeah, St the vela, eath narraillp nest leer menetable passes to aid it in lades the nee. two of whin shall be is Wear of the Wes, settee opposed le it. ArL d. The vow epos bee ides laving beset taken, a eastlisem thereat simU be premed by the esmabsions sod Ms aesselatss, remillig the inginal, together wi th the baton I. Clese rneepeoual Reny fa enter that they meat' be sent r the semenneak where they shall he the will el apemen Oahe& en this enigmadeiersd. Copies of On ellosidi medians. and nese &di sae he siwil to the revennent ef New Len. Art. 6. The &net of &hills is eat sompatheeded Is II& competatiss, whin nil wattage le he penned, as hen tens, by the fenilanned Art. 8. The eapeene it to the state ef New Leos a man* el its dales fee is &fawn against the lenge man demean fr Rey whisk sum shall be eadedieng dusted to time these, cad ea equal ism shell be mended by tie genramsat of the said nets for the same poem Art. /. finer Vieetwel.te peen that Is the cosiest thus ita Isembelsi. be bras ether whit than to obey the l in the genie, ease hen aselided their deadens to Mime Waver up the peneeneet to the Panama of the la essiermity se ON laws of tb• maw, and this idea will him to ern the essieressess, sales Goa Rome amt scalp the soil pent s is, natant, .mss Is paw by this aet the respet be eaterlans kr those she have essamitted the arsehedey M laia. that he Ms art bile VIZVIZ personal leaseasal elan le e==eesiga• main ens, itheenslemess se Are. 8. The Stain ef New Len dodoes that is feint It wilt he net in fa its support of the meataal newsmen an will newthate by all penman mews to an wades; of the ingehlia Art. p. To blot out for ever the lamina& divides whisk bee bithethe subsisted between the pmeanat army nil the awned hens seas hastier, the in shall be fn Crithe meat of the army is resogabod, wed sspdstp c i 4 the nettles of Been lichegersy, loyalty is the dhslarge of its Wile; mad the sew ler sad benrise sadists mutually eaten 'the stale& ship I. the et their formative knees. Art. 10. ZW meaty, which is. for Its solea?Nts se stornes ef that peen which is so ardently as the soarer of all pesemerity, dose set affect the et third parties. la esenesay of ell whisk we use ilme the above written artieles en the day sad la the plan -.tired. Vinson Rena, eatistooo ViDowitzt. I certify that the above is • espy el the origin!. Almost° NoltaloVis Coaltimal. Winans, Nov. 20, 1864. I earn to the above eon. 0. Gaucth. Angst) Repos. Nov. 24, 1868. THE WAR IN NICARAGUA. The Mewing letter. from s Oirreit io Control Murk % appears la yosterdsee - - gesismele, Nev. 3. By a doormobled the 2ed el Weber NM Se gemosetest of Cleatemsle sestrested a tem at he the purpose of assyke ea the wee = 071 1 1:: With Mose huh ressomme, a bod d mom ken 1,600 to 2,000 Wong. was aslimesd, sad ma to Nicaragua. Oath. hod eel MY ed Oeteboo, between ON sad 700 mos left Chaim& ter See 7 whose they embarked. The nmelmier bevies le mesh Ned, led see set es the 13th, wader the maim at Pima It is hayed that to this meg they epreeraieset at Cheseniel• will be ebb is • hw weeks as sseessYses s Toy superfor Wes at Lem. The Sesimelees Ewa ea the es isomer of 1,000 Osoloolikese. sod amplabily se a pineal damasks by Omen& Noetimee. This mesa, who 'asthma to be the aid ef Me Weaned lothimil party it Nisonses, has sessoelodi Is raft the ameba d his *sadism to ones as debt Mabel. *ft lob= he aeolieully busmen the Amok= ediesateeses. . Tb. NA Rom the asst et mu madman to be my 'ma amain. The bilowleg is all dr Islenastisa I have Ma able to eolieet GINS asamis mild The United ComemiNimmiema Mm at Beat sesamed the offessive; they int peeseedsi Isldesessa, whisk they oast wi thouta meder, W o m d m misebed lissaye , wit the Amanitas bad so if boas wpm et defends, It, bat 'Midi the y emeashed "Meat marram The allied mope bed esereely eetabliebett theologised's.% wises Walker, mein ken ffleasede, mind sad stroked them as the muskeg et Ott 12. The deleadastea sewed, Benue. seseleeff bin at the heed of a *ems' sees, sal emended he Wm. Itst Ole a..... el Ile saris has lees Iblimrsi by slaw s Wavy blow. sal 'MAW es s body el dee weep et toe. republic, Mee Ibe Walla of Odessa levels. The seep, joined by the detaskateate of Gravest Martian sad Colonel Banda, from Nimusese, had media as Granada, sad ultra winatase of Wallin 's elms, with the balk of kis fortes, bad coesived he pt pereedss elf • port of the tows, whet the Aseriesee s Mask* hest krosym. attacked It off is surd. sad MIMI so it ems sidenble less. bath was the state of Mete whoa the last all left. No blielligeur of say impertasee mateirosat to them smelts has arrived her yeti bet than. is ma doubt that the seater, however prolemied, ma. not tura out is Welkar's favour. Is fast, while fresh niabeesetsais eve jelahw the allied troops every day, disease cad dainties us mahiag mammas pops ia the maks of theta adversary, who, so Mgr restivieg ream from the United Beater, will loos lied himself iscapable of Mira say further redeems. It is ash that he is already thiskies of retinae to the Ids of thadtdpi, la the Bidet a lake dicaregme. Tt• goverment of Guatemala has am punished the sews of hie due* free woes& re ceived la sae of the resist stgesemeats, bat so positive is• formatter his bra realved hen as yet is mrsibmatioa of this roam. REPUBLIC OF NEW GRANADA. .ato lutaltgena. UZULOPOLITAN COMM OCIDISL Meg days applaud Oar the yam* las*. Usessuissrso. it. ItartlaWass.—Ussesy, 111 'Malay, 23. ssissa.sernas.--lbodu, Dss. ; Suasday. U. Cimunimadil"b4""lisi arw=lo4Bl l l.—TudddY. Dala D.L Lusts. Malatya Dlasw es. esL—Tsealsw. Da. U. Weesmus.—lhalsh U. 11/1111110////, Ilsyst‘attest.—ltiday, Des. U. EQUITY COURT.—D=c. 20. IWINSON 11. 11118.1111101. Title was as appeal fro. 170 e Chaaralise Stout. The quothea 'evolved la the saes is sae whisk has for the Mare boss settled by a ressot sat of parliament, assaelr, whether nal m wall as mossost wpm* is Wags to the payment of meetstease or Maw Imambenasse ea seal estate. Ia the primal ame, the widow et a teller bears emitted to Me earl sad pesseasi GOMM, but Mod heleatem to two days Aar dee demesne at bar bastosad. Them woe a wrMme sa the mai estate, sad a emestisa arms whether the helr-st . law took the estate bar/said with the mama of the ia essibrases, or whether tho personal repremotative wee liable to pay it set at the pmessal estate. There was a (wadies of authorities ea the plat, bat the View Cbansellor held that the weight of the derbies we. la favour of the opinion that the heir took the setata ^ eta otters," and deemed seserdiagly. Hems the provost appeal. 11r. ameba mad Mr. Widmer simpered for the appeal ; Mr. behrya asid Mr. the deem. The Lont Obeasolisr al = " thst isP Z r i ll Wises laid down by Ohs Idea Lady mot hawed by the pinball deekinas is this palming, la a s, that when real sal perms* estate deemadad M age perms, who Ailed the lassie both of real sad pommel repemeatative, the real mists ceased to be del sad bosoms sesaskiasse ea the realty. That so, be Ms mats limit of methodty, sad dim the desese et ths Vim- Cireasellor, auks% is lookion late Isms mem shed by the appellees', be ahead feel that his pewees *Maim wee ermasem. Be weal& mask* the ease es a day ooze week, whoa be wadi saes doers Se deliver jadgmeat ia was ether suss. CILIUM IP. 010PLIT. Vpo* this appeal ;tette; We; the dad des of Vies- Chasselbw Kiedenky (orosouseed on Welles*, lest sad reposed is the Deily [Verna Thersdal) haw sated on, It wee messed that it should stead over for beads, till the lith of Jeseuy seat, the parties spies* whom the Via-Cheseellee had refused to great the Wasolles sought from hfm, seaseatiag to ea sadertaklag sot to Mks la the eseeighae say step engin to be restreleed. The *Hosted the motion is to try the right of presents- Hat to tin yorrestal curtsy of Clerkeewell, whisk tissue yeast es the death of the hat butunbeat, the 1t.,. Elisha Law Twellizer, la hugad Its. Belly, Q.O , Mr. Hardy, Mr. Terrell, end Mr. thifle, appeased to the &threat pestles latereeted. In this ease the !Mowing point arose slam the eceetraw l dos of the will IL Barton, the testator to the cause. By his will, dated Skd Febrility, 1814, the testator devised real Maw W Inas, is ti• sup of Catherias Barton for life sad spas a drislissfaatios I that estate by forfeiture or elbsewbe &N Ow We of the said C. Barton to the use of tiallase far • tease of 1,000 year', upon trait to raise perdue." Calberine Barton died without having dew. WI We life estate " by forfeiture or oilterwias" daring bra Maw, and Maw It became quellosable whether the OM of 1,000 yeses, fovea la that eoatingasay, it.. late _ _ . . . Biks ar and Kr. Nu der appeared for Um plaintiffs; Sr. Gleans lams ilseandant!. isisitlind that ths 1411 svidessed a sellicisat latiselow W the ■ Tooted «tab to the trast••• to enable then to dodos the tom s subsietiap taw It was oddest that s dip Yid has wads 'Ma la drowiag ott er espying the will. OS= TICWONA IK TA lIATIZA OP IKAI 000x11-11 PASTS strzescro,.. This sem was opesed yestmeday mid coortbaded to-day. TM peradesee, Mr. Bittlealem was me of the ofildel reoldie Coart of Beekespay at Birminghassomi l els web, MIMI sedges, in the bask ruMruel Mt. lleel the es, she berme hiskitapt is the per 1843. Me fade WSW mat M. lifettees meets 'stabled at vary 11W. lamed Ms Me es sterhpw tom estate VMS' wit deeply snipped oi himin. Deem aid Penes, Mikes. Mears. /dinky sad Ilawkshed won the sells e n to the amigeem sail having mewed the matestes of • ma, • Wetly' of the lieslimpt. be the pystist T i t testi, tat} isitituted posesedlegs "OM the nee= redeem the mortemad peeperty. That rill woe from the year 1844 till mealy. TM piebald's wen tke hishaspt Nonce, the pettliste Dittlimee, sad Ms bade SiPumas. Alm • Migthiesd litigatios end the d mg somplimtsd eisessis the deisellems sir a demo is their Mom %pm _ the tubed, and sods to the amesst al MINK lle. use IM. 13e. 7d. wore peyable te the dolissiests by the paid. Is the mit, and Mr. litiseles beef the 'sly *MI "amble of Miss ei, lad, swim the e *: e i l li t a l:e 4 = sibselly ydd these semsate The el the C=Rwr is shish as orbs es eat tee the reppiest el deb ems to ate. The Stumm Gismal aid Mr. Gillud, is tappet el Me petition, submitted that the bets proved beton the ems" were that Mr. Mashy led sever MI asp writtea es verbal Maim bon Mr. BlSbaes to Willem the lobos& that I. feet Mr. Dittlestos was mainly 'gabfest that my mit. was Militated is irks! his same was employed es palatir sad they submitted, as the authority of 0 Wdsos v. Wills', (1 Jae. sad Wal.„ 467), and . Wright v. Castle" (3 Mr. 13), that rhea being no writton authority, and then beim the oath el the chest that be had gins so authority, the itslisber shield be moaned sot to have bed a resales', eves, Omsk he dwell have swam to • 'deism Mi. Maim tad Ile. Amplett, ter Mr. Mashy, admitted amil Men bad bees so written authority, bat they relied as WP ei ds sim posed to by Mr. Id that Ib.Bittketen himself, illilleat for the purposes of hit odlee principalky at Bin q i employed a clerk mused D who minty Ea his all sateen at , and that V. =; Wd Dealt' what M permed , ormies• "Mated to him the °point of seised es *Ma wit me to be leatitated, ant took hie lastmestime to jai Mr. BUM 'We seed as • melded, Is the salt, sad they relied ape • memporaseese ISOMMIIIIISMI of seek attesdasse is Mr. Mastry's day-book, tad they oulimitted that the °sly edam" spies' him wie thet Mr. Amid Mated that Mk Oa bliffilhw had takes pleat, swim Ids Mudd oa his sot semmalledeg esyddeg assuaged wish seek as istantew i OM rasa Mess the mart wash leek at the eiremisliseet se itaiM "UM v. Mellen" ri s ked Kees, 1). Wpm sod Mr. C. . , for lb. Hawkiliad, r e Ms. im M rd the sum debase, "ad es ths feet that Mr. h 4 Is ISis, retired km kb pasimoship with tiMildt aid Me loshosilthat at di miasma ham that me Mr. earblaMilessid Whe Hebb to Mr. 'MIMI& They, nikules, , Nie lamas " 1 4 . Ilm. mid G., 867),'d es .. 81sm ei t h lra" 0 Bey Mr. es Wed et the pelltitmer, waived a siah...rift . Restudied esbiegusat to 1849, tad with this wefts the testa Mt set salt fib a reply. The Illes•Ckaaallee odd he etseldieed that the dads ssuld net sipped OW ease. TM midesie = part wes wry iseeedsslw, whieset haulm seglegled ft take • Imam Imbue hotrie emmisileg the esdlo Mm .shwa day other Web's should hem Wes me seas dash% es* model esthedly should M pewee mot steady le made the tesposiess to amid the mesh sl Mari ewe meted is thee istfiesiar. Nom the mega, iiie deuied apes es* mil it wes stoppelod "sly by the ma trery sash el th• whiter, asd Is eat • state of M nest be held Is ham failed is proving his cart: slant MS* Me evidesse es behalf of the 'AMR ammmeted le vim to show that am had bees istiellsws bawls Meshy sad Dodd. whilst Dub Munn pmffhaly disked spa oath that he bad gins my osibmity fur the de Dodos all the air itemelesset, he met seder the nmosieste le repay le Kr. Illtdeston the amounts M had yeti istordiag to the payer of the pellets, with his mita, claims, spade, limiting, Manor, the order so fee se Mr. Illawksbrd, to the 25:h of March, 1848, whim be am/ to be a pander with Mashy. mad whips Mr. Masby's Mill 41112111 dose plated epos the mord as the solidi*, is the suit. is COURT OF QUERN'S NEITDIOII al Mil MOS /IT IMITIM ILACIW.L AXD MIOTIMA IP. PRLEOI Mr. /32+W sad Mr. Ease win ter the plastids, add Ilr. Edward leave aad 'soda: leaned platinum' tat the defeadaat. Ths following is e translation of the Foreign dies droilsr, No. 20, jest issued to the muds sad VilB IKON& of the republic abroad This wets sa Reties oa • ebarterperty. The bleariest *mkt shyer indebted, and • so off. nit plaintiffs mere ship and imenrante brokers, in Corbett =hroi4smeskill, lead the delouse wee • merabeat in Ono la 1854 the defesdent wee sagged in ellembalag ism& is the Beat, sad he employed the plointiffe W alibis s dilater for • ship called the Bomber Deeps, Whitey easmoded in doles se is February is that year. The etaraimice of the plaintiffs wee to be at the rate of eye pa seat., sad amounted, together with other charges, to 1361. 14e., sad the wont adios bad been Imought to ay soon that eau. COURT OP "BOGOTA, Boy. 7, 1866. " After chy last circalw, is which I usaaultted a aids, of • sclaaailarstanding whisk had otestnd with **wow seat of her Brit/mai; Majesty, hopes Wen estertieMoi d tie immediate arraageasat of the gantlets wide& see► shoed M. Bone Peary do Realm, Misfits, of rflaill at B•pte, inbred Ids frindly °Mess to the pus:aunt sad the Mellish Lopatin, to sod., to urn* at a boleti= tithe esamonorry sad to nudges toe resailistlos. Probably hie laudable efforts will sot he altogether useless la the nuns of duo ; but up to the wont anent tbo natter renal= ea t►e sane feetieg as it was res the 10th of October. The *Mehl sorrespeoden• en this guestlea wee The deism& was. that it bed bees amend between a former partaar of Blackball that the plaintiff Mould take a joint Meerut la the yowl, spas shies it appeared t►ere had bees a coulderable less is souses f its hind's oat asamwonhy. The partiealan of the ease WINII wholly devoid °flannel eneept to the parties immediately enceresd. The Jury beteg unahle to spew upss the pont ',bleb was' left to them, they requested leave to retire, sad ss they wets leaving the court, Lord CampUll said he hoped they would scree before Chr stmu-day,aad u ha should not sus thorn spin ha would wish them a usury Catistatas. the serious RRRRR is whlah the learned Judge made the remark bad soy effect in bastenisi as aareent at between them did Lot transpire, bat they shortly afterwards returaed into court with a verdict for the plaintiff for the full mount claimed. . . . published ia the Gaze& Of ill' 11th, sod tram - witted Pt all the onset,' meats with my pnvieus drawler. . _ . . .. . " Wilh the exoertion of iottal disturbances at Panama, origiestail by the • tows of the t) wrest, sod reepectlag which the amain is still without slinkiest ial.raatios, all the republic is in the fun esjoyiseat of peace sad Iris venlig, the sottoael 'ensue 'powders' ly isereepts, and all tee dews of civilmatoci sad industry, of late:Lel in pavements, mud social heppisess develop tbeaselvea seder the auspices of order and ratioail liberty. (Bead) " LINO DB r011)0." ....--, Thus •utho last action os rho lilt of cuss for trial at Mao 'Maw. . THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1851. COURT OF COMMON SITTIM ar NM MIMS 11/ LOlBOO/1.-11 NAOIIIOI O. PAINBIAIL The plaintiff la this *see had shartora tbe defeadeat's skip Booby to sorry • cargo of mkt him Hartlepool to italbseser, end the pleiatiff now stied dronepes spas the Oatq i that, In essorwase of the wassassarthleen of the the was had lima amassed. The dolladeat &sled slip awn torstawestby, and upon Met Issas etddlsaos Wei aslbl sa her sllse. TM .w sessolsi Me nhsM deb est was ast oossloisi who the scut no. SECOND COURT. lams O. TOM= caminiii AND a 00101011 1313. DAVIS 3. 13IVIL10—IPLLIIII IX7IIIOIIILIST. Tim pinball( la this case, Xr. Black Desk, is an Worm, sal he sad the defeadaat a,. lnethers•la.law. The action was brought to myna ample foe Mee impriemest. It apposed that the plead, wee a Mara of ease pro• ray Is which the defesdast sad abor easiehen of the way were interested. lone of this may had been trans fared from the nada cad had boa targeted upon some property at Holloway, sad the tavestasest of other parts of it had deo bees &egged. Oa *a 31st of October last the defendaat applied to a patinae' who wee ea duty a ffestish-town.road, aid pp** to Ida abed a Mtge which he wished to make. Bees* be waited the palimes to go with him to the paladra that Ow pleadings& freudn. lastly mead gene bends sat of the Doak of Ittihad without his Medal& sr assent. The pedessian asked whether It was a Ica* a west sr • tread, sad the de• feadant said it was a head, and that he had errant flags asked for aa esplanades, but had nosired ao aaawer. H. also said that he was afraid that the pale tiff was about to embark for the Ocatiseat on the followiag morning. The agleam, a sossequace, weat so the plaintirs house and took Ida into custody. This was late at sight. The plaintiff was Named to the etation.langes, and there the defeadaat signed the following =molest "Fraudulently rentoriag the sixth if the use of 6,9761. Three per Cent. Couolidated Amities, aloe a sixth portico of the sue of 6,0001. Three per Cat. Bak Anauities, the same harlot stood is the senses of William Wood Davis and Mack Davis in trust for Mary Jane flash Bluer (forsterly Davis), and en °then." Upon that Merge the plaintiff was looked ap ell sight, sad is the maig was takes to the Marylebeste Pollee Court ; hat the amebtorle *ore said that the charge was for as odious said he base been seartitted la the City of London, and he had so judelledes. The pleatiff was then taken Wore the Last Ham, who discharged Ida upon his owa "Cr e ellaeat's emsd groiscseabled the plaistiff re lativists the sae Is tbe tereetagat if the tryst nosey, with the view of showily' *at what had alma place might hare Nasal NM brand* sad aaaeyease to the defeadant. Mr. JeseleeOnsewed aid ttt a ie t V ei s i f the jury was a Trr7 OM* INN e i L=eash la damages as they thougbelbe melt to Nor the wroag whit& had bees awe as The jay we a vadat for the plaiatiff—dunages 1061. r.—Dac. 20. ISMS XL 001111111401111 1101.110 TD. 111 ZS SZE ROTEL BILITISZ WM. Mr. Leona.* said that sae of the uafortosate share holders in t a b i t= British Beak, who bad • hi, days lime lied a soder the arresgearst elesess, obtain lag the eat probrealea t hod hod ea _Haile- levied spa hies, although wales et the peddle had boa give. He Istioitted that this was a seateopt of orm" sad that the Sheriff should be ampshed to give up. His Honour had eves direeted a ilkeharge is • osse where a paltioaer had bora talus w an siewsissat of the Court of Chauesry. Leaving the abaft to hat with the qusetioe of ecatempt, he wee mow pespeni r if there wee say Idea of resoviag the funsitare, to pay ease the nies of that Wafture into the hands of the odium The plaiatlire eeltitio said he would retire frost pa godas as the vadurreeedllog that the mosey would be paid to bin If sae arreogassols were not serried out. His Saar—Of rause you reserve your rights. Hr. Lawrence headed over • *apse for that snout. THAMES. Emma Josses, a cu► woos yard women, who was is a very weakly sonditlao, was itherrA with •ttsmptlsg self dearetioa. On the 9th of November, Dittos, a polity constable, 213 K, found the prisoner In ► chemist's s►op, is Ratcliffe Highway, labouring under the Orate of poison, which she had rawly swallowed. She asked for more to complete ►er purpose, which was refused. and she woe given into custody. She Ikea *catered to Dillon that she had purchased three penny worths of sugar of lead at as many chemists' shop•. H. °rayed her to the London Hospital u speedily as possible, and made inquiries. The shortss at two chemist.' shops admitted having *old the primmer sugar of lead, and at the third shop the chord said be knew sotbing about the pri mmer, nor had he sold her enythieg whatever. Hr. Samuel Jeseop Sloth, tee resident medical officer of the London Hospital, said the primmer was Is a dung state, labouring seder the elects of perm, when she was ✓emitted oa the9th November. She had all the symptoms of hairs taken sugar of red, sad was suffeeing teem cello and exhaustion. She was in a very miserable condition, and said she had been • prostitute ever °nee she was Is years of age. After the first two or three days the bad symptoms rye way to medial rainiest, and she bad been gradually improving ever since. The poor creature had expressed great caritica, and also her regret that she bad at• tempted to terminate • sinful coarse of life in such a whited meager. Kr. Yardley, after an "Meting address, directed the polle►cosatable, Dillon, to cutesy the primer toss asylum where she arid be received and provided for, sad if !my thic.; was required to make her comfortable, 1)111r was at liberty to lay out • small sum, and he would be repaid from the poor boa fend. MARIBT& D. >t.-71e Markl lia? 'lead wl►l szeitir;;;;;47 7ivii«Vauf UT' Nano whams is irked an all Nona. TM asks toalay astinwed at MOW balm-40W Ice impost aad NOW ao apeoulatlcs—wasprialos 600 Pena= and Wantaltam. at 70. to 7,d. : 400 Biala, at Sid. to rid. ; 1.000 Egyptlaa, at 711. to Is.. %On Wiwi 0 6 Bd. to 0 1 0 . 060 100 Sas LILIAN at 76 Id. to 16 ed. pr D. COTTON 00004.—M•nersersa, Duo. )11.—The whim bamd Crow the United Staten bane lad to km pareinen this (15,0t0 haled. at ea where rprime et dd. par lb, mat/ft = rime mined yesterday Id. Tido Yu Woe' *maw W intimelar trete to make • esteaseendlas adman la geode km" tibhk hem bladed linear to bait leina• The ado tied haw lota gibe la Teas day es day, swear. *rag the kit Mudd% to Whin to buoy anattaile (um el tibia SIMI silo illgeditst fart of seat agelag). bow paavailai gain hi= Imeadmh sal earn it. to • Imes midge dos tie sine line pot Wavy delneettei In =Mars radneat wad nee kinds at 1' fleas are la demand. • sunindiet maw *pity has she been Inplilleled too kw clothe. Int die brims tea dd ineteddetabU. In petsllng eats nod arida. pub= lbw la a kit beam at steady Tales. There ere sew Nabs Oldie yewalt Is Okra ditrilie. but oily daunt se, se idled*, villa a inadmale dim eft Anon to steam The am la yaliellis wok hes mug boa edam to that al lot meek, ted. add la met ersdotior a issisrols timmif Wale at What haressies MIL The dameart tat maim eimsta et trams add anea tie sops, awl la /min adallella he the haute trade, food. sal same rather anolielabie amino tee elt• male tor Tar& wire pima la the maw pm if tin week. WOOLLENK—Isins, Deo. M.—We have had • geed market this marnlng. TM toss matirme arm and the mensi has beta of quite • eatidesten diseselse la bath the Meth limm IM—Wasi, wended. med pros am eery doll to-day I s e imolai. bat Wes la lee dlog fa velem _ . MAIDW•ItE.-11nosonme, Dm. 10.—IM trade of this town muds very Bush is the awaits nmeted at the shoed last week; More Is apse the slob taw mdmedrm Mamie the dew of mites is the emery Mee seemed es seed at the den at the =edit melleineesee gemerally me full of eau; media moat am here toMseset se their books to Mep the mutteople SlimeMOM the mat them or four weeks, yid& fe Mem* Mead. eMM pert of the meet it Minns. The mom eiders is the Om Mee homed is the led tea dam there en a reed seeder M two he the ire Mies; sod the bee WI Osman Mm the Oa Mabee lime heente mare mean Mem awe beam mashed for may meelegreetwedg • the althea an te the an that mores ere low, sal bed Mends • geed Mae may he expected. Aran deals Me poise at de ef 4s. ler en. Mil le i probleility UMW ea miamendie Idlemes m same this seems; tase. Ihromises do men ==letti at pries Md. We Ili* 04/11. end all Made duos meld theetimod is MIK lefeb. them Miteitimee maid he ass men famerehie WM. tin of the premeene esediena of crab 11111A1111. TM repots bus his toilet tee eggs s lawasslie, 110 Meer market is whet taw days Meressed .smatter bas ilu lli m i ll = " Y Olie INN Inge; them Is a better deemed tor di leteripli el the be teiellerei eemmodlty ; eed good Mee pies mere saw hi 4l. per lea. the remit is that the helm, ha amen of • releethe d 11. per tea W somewleat saleided ; the bewset hi datinehed at the media. at Woleer. lieam ee Me— W . The prim af t art Arm with a ti= limee, Me seggly beteg hardy up o the owasemptioa. Mile Few melee at ohs pits. A failure. but for a mall amount =es la the tows this weet—lt te a Mr. Doilln, la the hums harmes msauLeture. It seams that he held 61041ItTlia Inlet prerement for the supply of bathe for the Wiliam emu them Mt baron teen ends aceordlog to letters wan etthieM4 is this is attributed the robe:- riseemit w 1111111011 I. A tolaplattert of h. ed. to the peen hes ism caked; bat at the eit endlows held a Alum tee den the emeideration of this yesymitht was adjourned. Risk 'dm= iiss menen of the hen at Kidderminster, it is unatetand dee ewe will be isamedisedy tam Mind up the affair: the dell h espeetad to be mey eutaiilenkle. Applisatiot were made mmmtlmb to "the lildlosur and to the Blnniagliam banking aniteeke. be nom • bench at Kidderraisster, but the propeet has bees Mellen be both tressies. CORN.—Caugazur, Die. to.—Wheat was cheaper, barley quite r dear; otW eels relianged is price. Whe.t, 52a. to 56e. Barley, Ma. to 40e. Oat., 12.. to use. Beau, 26e, to 40e. Pees, 401. to 44a. Carrossaar. Due. 20.—There was a good supply at marliet to day, bet r bad conditlas. A doll ale—priess shear the ease as Isst week. Wheat, new, brown. re. to Wm; new, obit*. 62 0. to 701 . BotloYi new. Us. toOau, new, 24*. to 240. BMW. rd. 40e.; new, 117 e. ta Sea. Hog per, Pa tn 40/. Oruro. pee. ti. We bad a good "apply of all rads of gmla at our market this morning. Ilices lour the game se bet week with a good demand. Wheat, white, new, Ma. 6d. e.; old, 27e. to 27e. Gd.; red, new, re. to 24e. 6d. Barley, new and old, I Is. to Ir. Osta, potato, Dew. 9.. to Ir. 6d.; old, 11.. to I la.; I summon, Gs 64. to 9s. Id. Itys 160 to 124. Beans Pa. to Its Flour, pet uoise, 1.. Id. to 2.. Sd. ()distal, 2.. to 21. 24. Bye. meal, Is. ed. Barleymeal, Is. 11.2.—Carhate Journal. Cordaro". liar. 20.—A tis Berate supply of wheat ea sale here to.dsy and lair of barley; the comlition of the Gs aer was (energy cry Intliffro at, with 'decline of le. to 2e. ; dry and tine maples on. altered. Barley tally supported late rates. °LOCI:111114 Das. 20.—We bad a Cluistmai minket to-dap. sad pekes of •eoondar whesta were !ether :over , but little was dime. Halting testi., rather better. Orindlorn corn in Sim demand. Oes almost onsaleable. Imports of tie week ending IMe.. 90: - Wheat, (1,759 qrs.; oats, 1,156. - • • • --. GUI DrOILD. Dsc. 4rire quantity of 'hest oe offer ; a cow:melon of Se., and in some Ins taftel 31 Per qr being yielded, a vary compere business was done, nokilete beins free buyers, who.% 60 e. to 765. Bark,. Us. to 1 0 s. Oat. 22.. to 29e. Eau.. 40s. to 41s. has. 4le. to 11s. Mamma, Dee. 20.—The supply of wheel at useket today was large; trade extremely dull, at fully Is. per load less mosey for u. best Empire; dualptions hook Is. to and par load lows. Barley mid st fully m much money. Oats, pass, and Wm. a rely dull trade. at rather lower prime. Wheat, from SW to 13a, per load; WWI. Us. to 4ta. pee qr ; cats, Ile. to 325. per qr.; pest, 21e. to 210 per hoe; beans. 255. to sos. per load. Nowcasnamscw.Tnis, Doc. 20.—The weather this week has bag foe the most part mild. The barorreter boa Mown gnat fluctuation', but testy It appears steadily rising, which we hope may prone the precursor c 4 mare seenagable weather. The trade during the matt week has ruled boarstina, but as the agrieultural markets hare not beim 101 l uented to the sum extent as London, it I. augured that with the return of test a Inner tone will be imported; heats borders ham prelerred biding rather then make a greater concession teas la. per qr. Mgr has mold much upon the lame term. nod there hies been upon the whole less prereure. Barley he c ommended mese gesersl attention. the high retie prevailUm In the mouth ham' ju. dosed oar amines and brewers to operate with more coulideme. Malt asoltaaged. B eans, pees, ew and oats each tending rower. At Onr market this morning wellad • large supply of wheat from the 110111111, and although the snivels eamtwire show a great fatting tt as tampered with lest week, still having tome portion of the precious receipts left over, the quantity offering upon the aggregate we box,. bly lame, and which being bald beyond the s iewso: buyers, only a mo. derate busbies, resulted. at • decline of 10. per qr.; however, them was no enalety to mem sales, but rather the contrary. Fiour sold rather irregularly. In rye nothing stirring. Balling hurley WY • free mole. and folly so dear. Welt unaltered. Beans and peas difficult to quit, though offered at lower noes With oats we were moderately supplied by our growers, but from Scotland the arrival' eueninoe upon a liberal rale; nevertheless, the trade can scarcely be written worse than last week. The arrivals this week are Wheet, coastwise, 2,817 qrs.; foreign, 1,186. Rye, coastwise. ill. Barley, coastwise, 1,878. Malt, coastwise, 222. Oats, coostwile. 1,863; foreign, 570. Peas, foreign, 163. Beans, coastwiff, 10; foreign, 25. Flour, 1,772 socks. Bourne, Di c. 21.—At our market this day there woo an abandont supply of wheat by both farmers and merchants. A redaction in prior of is. per qr. was reluctanUy complied with, and at the reduction • {cod tone was apparent. Flour was in request at Int week's rates, and • fair amount of badness 'emir's:meted f.o.b. at Great Yarmouth. Barley trade Ann, sad prime den:inflow of malting resheed Is. per qr. beyond the prices of this day se'nnight. Beans aced peu offerd mars freely, but the amount of Winne transacted in these articles was small. Oats in request, at full prices. Wheat white, 60e. to fels. par qr.; red, fig. to 60t. Barley, malting, 420. to 47a. • grinding, 1161. to 4la. Beans, 445. to 48e. Peas, 42e. to 41a. data, 30a. to kb. Plow, toe household, fol. at Yarmouth, 42a. per tack of 250th.., purchasers paying for sacks and claiming one month's credit. kareanonaton, Dn. 20. We bad a fair supply of grata hereto. day. Wheat eras Cato 2s. tower; but the farmers wale tumtbag sellers, and there was net Mack changed bands. Malting barley rather dearer. Oats end beans as last week. Rum s°, Dsc.2o.—The quantity of wheat on offer was lifted, particularly be quake, and, though the demand was active, sellers had to submit to a reinction of from Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley good demand ; the supply short in molting hinds, and griudieg quality a turn cheaper. Oats, beans, and pew dull; prices nominal. Vitaincn, Dec. 20.—Conelderbag the sessile we are not largely supplied with say kind of grain. Hers, to.day , there is a good de. mind for all qualities of wheat at last week', prices and la. more is given for rum maples. Oats an to be bought ra ther easier. Other articles unaltered. Peas to the growers a—Wheat. old, 60e. fo 60s. per qr.; new, Ha. to 56a. Oats, Is. to Is. Id. pet atone. Beane, 42a. to 45e. Wakeman, Dee. 10.—Theta was a fair supply of wheat at mu. kit to.doy, and fine qualities Dearly maratained their value, tad orandary samples wee is. to 2.. per qr. lower. Barley quite al der. Oster:veering lower, but only taken in retail. Bear and per say nurturable. . . . . . Tose, Dee. 20.—We have a good show of all grain at the day's znarat. Wheat met a good sale at last week'. prices, but barley of the I eat quality was Is., and other sorts 2s. per catheter lower. In other articles no *iteration. Wheat, white, 6 is. to 665. per qr.; Ted, 37.. to tft. Barley, malting, 4th. to 495. ; grinding, 395. to le. Malt, 76.. to Ms. Oats, 13d. to I3d. per stone 01 141 r. Flour, 47e. to Ode. per mak of 290105. KIKROALDT, Doc. 10.—The weather dueeg the week has been nDd sad dry, very favourable for out-door agricultral operations, arida in many Instances wheat sowing is atoll persevered in on the dry lands. At oar country markets this week, we had lessened etipplin of all kinds of grain; ao improvement, however, is the coalition, so that saw wens slow at lea mosey than last week even the better kinds wen Is. per qr. cheaper. tier., to-day, we had a fair supply of wheat, but small of barley sod oats. 13• I . quick. Best wheat Is. per qr. deer?: oats generally Is. per qr. higher; and barley was also the torn in tarts of sellers. Wheat, fes. to din per qr. W ish re to 41a. Oats, fts. to 28s. WATICII111), Dec. 20.—Our market sloes this day seenight has has scandly supplied with farmers' grain, bet by brat a tar qurn. I lily of asset sad ors has come forward, and from abroad the arriv, are meek larger than for many weeks past. The trade has comitincd in the ease dull sad dowered state for most articles as Ist noted, bet prices been sot vedette= much change. Wheat, to the early part of the week, receded shout dd. per barrel, but at this morning's market, owing to ohs extreme manner of the apply, farmers ars enabled ea recover 3d. per barrel of the decline. Barley was held at former rates, but the Inquiry for It was ary limited. Prime samples of oats maintained tamer prises, but Inferior prate were the teas .heal S. Foreign wheat continues segkated, thoushrtered oa rather lower tan= ladles eons has attracted more attention, and nese coesidevable sales hays been nude during the last day or two, at en advance of 2d. to 3d. pea barrel. Flour in hater demand, at • tripodal of 6d. per rack. rowel this week Wheat, 4,060 qrs.; Indian c0rn,11,004 ; flour, 34 seer, 303 burets. !sports :—Wheor, 330 barrels; harry, 873; oats, 4,182; floor, 3.661 acts; oatmeal, 34 eats. HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT.-115awn..1.411, Dsc. 20.—Hldes. MC". end upwards, nid. per lb.; Cities. to 9ilbs.. bid.; 731 Us. to 641bn, Sid.; 661bs. to 7411 a., 31d.; ICUs. to 641b0., ;•id. to Cd.; 5311 w. wad order, Did.; sows, SI.I. to 14d. ; flawed and irstor'sr, 4id. to Std.; bons, 40.; Lipp. bid.; hors., 10e. each. Calf—t.”4§. end upwards, lid.; npins l2lbe. to Iclbs., r Id. ; 91.0 e. to Mid.; ligbt, 61.1.• lased and u, Std. Wool ski B, A • ' IPA 3d. Fat, Sid. to 64. &own gre en2s. per cwt. ' 6s. 341, TSB POLICE COURT& 130114TRZIT :. May Hankie, a roe — air t - n - asee Withiliated appearame, was charged with washes la the MON of a ma aimed Rem who had bees takes hie many he intantiog to stab clap deniable 76 ; and Mary Warne and Michael Nag N, shard with thareetleg the thoroughfare, were placed Is the desk at the wise time, the oases wide' out of ese tesemethei. The esueleide was seat for by a penes eased Bell, who k a doh slap at the maw of Liaeoles.ceert, to protest hia ellseleuthe, heble-looklag, banshee sort ofnum. h em the violent, of Reps, who, bathe, easaelted him ea the previous night with insmaity, was now bentim of it, wed threatening to " have his life." Whoa Ma Minewes same up, the fellow was strutting ablest, _theadirldeg a large Map kWh in one kind and a formidable blvd./ea la the other, sad swearing that he would " have the die of the before sight." The 'shames, knowiag Begs. to be • most densesie Mew, who had es sere than one ea mien hem tementh la siezdesene aesthete with the rhea. wen Is earth of sesineen, rd preen* rotund with nether mashie. Just es thej l is i th i e m hops struck isbeessidee nes with the sad this eatehin eight of the oppeseeking mestatise, sat, "When G the wastable sea take.. r' Pellerthethalle IP 75 replied. " I will take you," and at use dead wed Ms, whim his right Sr. to pretest hi. ham mks the elith, bit laming free his other as Ind head whisk bell the MM. Beata wad* • stab at his sheet, esil the hathi est ihreegh both len& of hie deallabeenned ewe, wed a that hesdkewhisf (whin la had dame ,beamees thew se is • rocket), and sluiced amine the meth barbs of his sedierenat. Be wiled kr swistesee to thesthw asestethe, P ill. The two ess• stables were seer est epee •by • pasty ef ui r e : weeeieles, beats& by the Omar thaMpa, who the Ohm to ghe kW the 'Ammo with the nibs, sad himself kicked 76 whsa Meshed dews by Reim tone is. said "Call oat Mike," sad the prima: weed te ewe the Masa, celled eel • large aad feradoes deg. awl set Ma at the etwatables. The deg, however, did ao mischief biryoad tearing their Man • bane+ sad a keep of Me tables, odd le being le Wanes and Nigh, WIMP phonily some me is Ms mum Minim of the wart, so that the wine paeans, genies to Beth comrades' aid, were °sly able to gee la by elewberiag war this and berneede. la the man while the wane was easesafal. Beim got away, na fete • was are WM • while to get is the roof how • bask wideth, and woe thes low sight et. By this Mee metal nee pellemes erase ea the spst, and the admen wen What Isto eeseely. It was staled that Ear rigg e w i rav with asps, bet di dos &WA if the hone is Midi l and Wanes lied Bald they wen the Wet Whined Ia the swath, aad tesk se pert la the Meta:beam a g:Lb whisk be witnessed the while eseline. Mr. Ham sold It was whitely not them that they pined the Warm la the way. He would diseliarge thew, bat II Ipsmet be resided, sad a entreat Maid hr epp M eiudsa of Items Themes Regllea, a mai clink is the envies of Menai TWA Su, sad Weed, the stockbrokers of Wkarafordmourt, Thregaiortea-enteat, City (aid seta oink la the registration dopmenient of the Great Meths= Railway, as previouly elseed), was height up is esatedy of Mr. Williams, the fiamoSor of the lies le the Great Northers Railway, aad at the beerhelm Mr. Tyrwhltt. en the charge of i l eZ a sswesrasi with Leopold Rodpath, foramly the thief regherer aid translate, gets& la the above railway, is the =aif a to 1,0001. Fouvandia-liall per Cent 'tad ielmsm Stock of the Great Northers' Railway. Mr. Ramphroyeallesded for the proesestles. The primer was usdOsaded. It say br seetemaseed that Mows. Field, Bos, aid Wood were the yelselgel .Meekkokers of the prisoner Rodpat't, sad apes ask meld sse sad that of Mr. George &any Haramasi, the Waged am of Radical, the preassign it is statal smiaVgliy. .MA *swat; the smeary gibe isclairaTtilaWaglimemossesmesseneei„leabil Ism Ore seesa fw We, mg keels, mmemelead that dm primmer hod hum the attordby whale tea document purpoetiag is tressger I.oo•l3erer sad a Hall per Cset.Stock of the Groat Medlin Railway him the Omer Rituals to Mr. Stephos George Hassord, he womi, itemarmay of Ms. William% end took the phew law egosady es the ahem Agog% aid brought bias to this mart. Whoa taken tato seedy he said it was very hard that he should he Imhof up ea a charge of which he knew sodality. fdr.Hsephays„is 'peals( the coso,said be regretted very mull that it was his duty M brag before his worship another eau of forgery cm the Great Northers Railway Company. Supieloas arose ad bigotries were instituted which led to the discovery that the prisoner had ben the attesting wit sem to a forged densest of Surfer of seek la the Great Northers Compesy. After a few other remarks be called Mr. Han Atterhery, who being sworn, stated that on Wafts to the book he saw the two tranifen of Breferesee Four-sad &Ralf per Cent. Stock of the Great Natalia Railway. purporting to be the stock of Mr. Stephen Blakely, it Mr. Georg* Hammed. The attesting witsees was Mr. , Thomas Boehm (the Omens) The slimatere " 090. I Hanusead" was is the handwritiog of the primmer Rad path. Be identified the haadwriting of the primary. Priemer—Caa I be allowed to inspect the Emma* which are alleged to be forged ? Mr. Ruiplireys replied in the affirsative, ad the pri user havirg istasised them said, " I had so legal or polity knowledge when I pat my sipsatare to that demmest." Mr. Mowatt sworn, said-1 as the secretory of tee Great Northers Railway Comtsay. I west to the office of Mom. Fitld, Son, aad Wood, the stookhroken of Whirli gig/PM" Thregsorten-street. 1 sow Mr. 'Word and produeed the maga deeds. The prisoner wee ties eall.d and asked If the alteration was is his handwritiog ? Re midi It was, ad that la the most anhaeltating =sour. Mr Williams was with me, sad I said, " You know year duty," end the primmer was thus taken into custody. Mr. Thous Williams was thee swore, sad said—l am the inspector of the Ilse ea the Great No:there Railway. I appreheaded the pitman on Friday, at his employer's offices la the City. The prisoner said, " All that I have dose was dose In the way of badness." The prisoner looked at the dessmosts ad add, " It is soy bandetitiog ; it is my awaits , . 1 know Mr. Reassoad, sad I bel said it wail Mr. Hamm ed's handwriting." Mr. lismyheeys mkt that was ail the evidtaes he was pee- I pared better ea that mamba. He had awe to wk Ilia mashie that tits Tatman might be remanded until Wed• away. to which day the pitmans Heat end &Wrath me limeade& ThepriSsmin hem said—l bad no lathy knowledge of the tramactioa. May I wafer with my frieade ? I think it very bard that 1 simid be takes away so suddenly, and brought hers without professional aseUtaace. Mr. Tyrwbltt, addressiag the primer, told hint that he was thou rearaaded until Wedassday asst. Mr Humphrey said he should ham so objeetios to sub staatial bail Deis( taken for the prisoner's appestats* at this court oa that day. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he would aosept bail—two sureties of 1001. sack sad the prisons r himself la 2001. Thy premier oat Friday war after the exualastion, re- Bored to th• Hesse of Detern;ims by Mr. Williams. This mum was adopted la elder to pretest his bolding say emmaaaicatioa with the prisoners Rodpath and Heat, who, aotwithstaadiag the, Min/ a/smatter of the offense thay are eltupd with, are allowed to remain together is a warm sad emifortable eats-room of the court. _ _ _ Is the mane of Saturday two gentlemen tendered then- Wm as ball, sad hauls; undergoes the anal manna tion, wen seseptial, lad the prisoner was allowed to p at large. MARYLBSONE. John Compton, the polies constable charged with burglary is the dwelling-home of Kenn. Benham and Co., the pm tiesian of whisk have been previously gives, woe brought sp on remand before Mr. Long. The *sly additional eeidece spinet the primate aossisted is his declaration to two polies constable, before be had emanated them with the robbery, that be bad no mow. Appliciatios for bail was reseed by the 'magistrate, who satin remanded him for a Edward Thompson, a journeymen boot and &weaker. wu farther examined before Mr. Elliott. on a chap of Wag oonoented, with others not in custody, in brakiolt tato the animus of Mr. Rabbit, a boot and shoe =sun- Nasser, is the Walworth-road. and stealing therefrom boots sad shoes to the amount of 1201, and May Ann &go was ales charged with having in her panatela' . some pa tine of the stolen property of which she could not give a satisfactory aosonnt. Mr. Solomon attended for the prisoners. Is addition to the evidence given on a former day, a witness who gave the nom of William Childs, wee celled, sad made the following extraordiaary disclosure: —Re said that o n Wednesday week he called on the male prisoaer, and in the coarse of conversation he said there was going to be a " creek" at a shoe warehouse in the Walworth.road. I asked how," said the whines "he was going to do the job and he replied, they are going through the loft by .removing the slates. They wanted sae to be as insider, bat I said I would not, as I had been a workman there, and if 1 got nailed there, I should get copped." Mr. Elliott—Did you ask him the name of the place where the robbery was Wooded ? Wilds—l did not, air, bat bo said it was in the Walworth- Md. I then spoke to him about what I called on him fir, mai b prostiod to meet sae at Clerkenwell.grun the nest INIMINS,IIO SIM me to where a quiustity of boots and shoes • assoulail, bat he sever came. Mr. Elliott—Did the prisoner Thompson say anything mere to yoa about the intended robbery ? Childs—Yea. He said they were going to do it the night before, bat they eoald not get the drag. Mr. Elliott—Did you not think it necessary to give sea laformatioa to the polite on the subject ? Childs—No, air. As be did not meet me on the text mesaing, I thought it was all gammon, bat I ban since WM the police. Orme-esamined by Mr. Solomon—What are you, wit ness ? Childs—l as an " inquiry agent." Mr. Solomon—What does that mean ? Are you not an informer ? Childs—Certainly not; I wake Inquiries for serehaats sad solicitor,. Five other mammon were called, who deposed to having seen the male prisoner dose to the premises of Mr. Rabbit at en early hour on the monde( of the robbery; and Baguet Coppia, who has the ere in hand, applied foe • further reused. Mr. Elliott ultimately remanded the primers, and also a third pence named Ellis, who had been apimsbended while offering some of the stolen property is pawn at the west end of the town. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Angus, hence to f few ocuxtMIZOW Cittee -- wno. ith lora of foes. most and leaky, tow of a pilot cutter le ft this port N0v.29. LlverLDee. 20. rasne, Chester, of Quebse, cleared at Quebec for this port, Aug. 22, and has not been beard of sines sailing from Quebec.— Livsol, Dee. 10. War t., free Bombay, at MD port, on the 28th of November wu run by a Trench brig, which carried away tilabloproae, back stage, channel plates, sad part of moonrises'. the brig lost bow. melt, fto•—uerrpoo4 Dee. 20. Leeman. Bums m Femme Papare—Arabia (a), and Clan, at Boston ; Mlantie (a), and Manhattan, M New York ; Wren, re Caspin, and Patterson, at New Orleans ; Warp, at Hob de; Fahma, at Tent; Whistling Wind, at Camden; Charles Tapper. at Bald. more; Henry Zack. at Virginia ; Bona Ventura, Samuel, Oramodo, Mos, Citsenosk, and Odom ; at Bannnah. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. China, front Liverpool, Tes. 18, off livorwv oll . J. P. Morse, hoe New Odom for Liverpool, Nov. 22, Sunk Iffy, N.IL. by N. 42 miles. Pima's, from Callao foe Poseratowti. Oet. 7,28 8., lon. Ma'am L. Yolutg,lrom at. 1aba,14.1.1., tor brtetal, 2404. 26, lat. 42.19 ORMAL PALACL--HALT-A-CROWN DAT.—SA. ITIRDAY, Dimmers 20 Admiecions on pavement, 390; ditto by season tiekets.l.626t total visitors, 2,016. [Advertisement.] —It is with pleuure we notice the dilly increws of cures without medicine of tedigeetion idyrpep• eia), latuleney, conetipalioe, nervous. bilious, and liver compislota, aensit, repine, oassnotptios, and debility, by Du Barry'e del:cons Reseleele &shies. We quote the following • •• Southwick Tesibms,, Seem Oat. St, lea. Many yea.' fearful suffering hoe 1101709 9 s 0990 7 4 671071 . theigell&D, gWdieese, singing in the an, loWellee threat, fulness to the slut, pains around try and dedlity. vita which I via confined to my bed is Ds sees dasioreble ecodition, and for which no re. lief we titled is inedleine, hare bees completely 444804 d by Ds Deny% Direalesta Arabia recd. Jose Tale, land etenard."— Supported by Isstistostile frost the celebrated professors of the. mister. De. &saw Ore ; Dr. Oberland; Dr. Barren Campion 1 Dr. Ornace ; Dr. Warner ; Dr. Ingres ; Lord Smut de Cecile; the Fleirsger Countess of Certiestuart ; blsjorAeoeral Thomas Wig t Ws NW% J. W. Flare% of R'dliogton Rectory, has lo!k ; the limed& liroadescon Alexander Stuart ; end mmy other respectable perms. whom nein bas been metered by it after all other lid mesas oi cure had failed.-10 rellued, M. Sib., Ss. 9d.; 41b., 4s. 22a.; euper-; lia: Sib, lb. ; 10th, 33a. The 101 b end IMO. carriage free, on receipt of poet ogler mdse. Barry Du Barry and Co.. 77, t egent.rtreet, Loudon; F o rtnum, Mason, sad Co., 'summon: to her 'gamey, 183, Pieradilly ; also at 80, Oracecburch.street ; 130, 440, end 4M, toned; 4. Cheeped &; 49, Illiehopegetr.etreet ; 03, Chating.cres ; le, Upset Bakmetreet ; 63.150, and 190. Oztord-street. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANOBLO.—Dae. 17, at UMW Fitlrey•Strett, ritZTOy•OqUiZe• wife of B.A. Bagel°, !ark of • Kin. 01311. T.—Des 17, at Bamber-street, Liverpool, the wily of Mr. W . Cart, of a too. HUNT.—Dos. IS. at Merchant...parade, Hawed., Bristol, the W., of Kr. E. Hunt. of a ma. JAMES.— I.k.e. 17, at Ham terrace, West Baas, Mrs. C.J3llaff, son. LLOYD.—Dec. IS, at Mettoo Mowbray, Lady Yrsores Lloyd, 0! Lee* the wilt a 0. daughter. 11ARCE.—Des. DI, at Went. req., of • daughter. WILLEIL—Dee. 17, at Ercod.green, war Liverpool. the wife o' G. Miller. rag.. al aeon. WORTLEY.— Dee. le, Calton.gardeee, the Den. En. lige Stuart Wortley, of • daugater. MAKKIAOII 9 . DOUBLF.DAT—NORCOIT.—Dec. 11, at St. Silas 's. Lireepool. the Rev. B. Hiatus , Charles, son of H. Doubleday, Erg., of I issued: to Elks, daughter of the late J. H. Noreott, Esq.,af Donets:lS Cork. ELLTSON—SIIAW.— Des IS, at Christ Church, Salford. ST tlif ev. Caws women, KA.. D. H. &Bison. Eau of Pawl RC; Fleetwood, to Sarah Clarluma Butler, daughter of else. aear 694.. of Aldred -place, Bribed. ERSKINE-110Rs.—Des. IS, at St. Mary A u NV10'96, 01 4 bl the Bev. T. tinkles-, T. Erskine, Esq., mu of the Rids iioll. T. Erskine, to Et ea Sarah. daughter of the late H. W. Mori., EH , e! Sete hors, Wexford. Commander R.Y. INGRAY—VENFOLI).—Dee. IS, at the pariah church Biologie% Sew& BY the Wu. H. Ingram, M.A., John. sot id H. N. turas. gals of Meshing, to Plumy, daughter of the late E. H. teat: J. &Q., of Hastiagtut. DEATHS. BLAND.—Dee. 17 at iiippaa-park, Yorkshire, booby Caroline. Plf , ' T. D. Bland, BA., aged 10. BROWNINO.—Dee. 17, Mary Victoria. &wader of W. P. Browslef. Orol7l4 ° . r —Deo. 17: P air. 4:?Gro ' re, i` O ' i r"entioolplace, Old Cent rool. aired GI. BIM LlT.—Dee. 114, at Kineadown, Bristol. Elisabehositt of IP. J. Gitlin, late of Newport Nonsoutbshire. aged 64. JONLI.-13 44 4. IL John. O n of Mr. Lioness, of ltoehdals.ari :'• lIPTHER.—Dee 7,t 14, Mr. 3. blather, et J Kut,pert. PoutSpert. aged 4 , IIItHEUX. Dee. 17, at Albaaproad, Camberwell, 11. E. NW °. leg. 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