The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

When the plaintiff wit sires lees onstody, intuit wellool ars is era with him, sad Mr. Charm ersa-in-arm with his thopsaa. The pleiati spar to • policersa la thirenolists spare. Mr did not istetkno. Whams did ast terthet that defsadaat writ blow its maghtrasa, that he word hate prizte for blather TM ralatiff did say to tM thst th e elhadant wrierned wi th another sestisora, wiser ammo ia tsbricatiag royal Tr postai priori armed tho &beldam this task mist perrets Mime the modsballe. TM deraihat did amphin that Wm. thiti therm/ of this mot ma oat, yr he had net stroll/ rid man dias y/A taboos , r away were slat to wrier torweamos as Ow tams motimm—tiz. the ......d elerk to dr metprates at the Way- Irma that the phial' Mil bra der ism/tiog leamme.— Mr. thlr then addressed Jo lam far tho diaribint, mid arsesittat row Vas rose Molt whir Mr. Charms bad marred face the potaintaff, who bad as pod es wad lie • mar. hr. an.l not Mr. Jorge, was ridded Is swap maths. It was was that his client had ell* wrong ia eras tbe plaintiff late the c o dify of his reams hat this Mrolksa Pries Actl k id e z vide that am prom Mai laNrOlg e is orealated to Ind to • rose It o f Its par _oder to em lie s taws the custody of • pelhosarn, tbe deferral r fiwormacco of the law lad dre tbat • spriel carlable was lathed with tbe nate au tharfty me ma ordlasj ar irz Orr With mar to die obstraties al the as that the plaintiff remised a starritisa pries fat his labour, to werd state that Milan was pabi well U. far " Paradise Lest," sad Goldsmith received ashy Hot hr hh " Vier of Wthedeld." Trost auto considsratiat all the facts of Ur use sad the conduct of the plaintiff, he ma sorry that they • aot dad aor ?OM for • las tam than sae iartrai, se hay that amant was all that I. was flatly erred to. Mr. Justice Err is eniamis up, said that if the jury to- Mem& the witmes Wishe s they ima Sad • nadir for the Porta ; but as to tbs mmerst of demise they err& take into consideration rail smadar of the past y eseltiag vo tress a• trout Made tri bra e mad wbethrr WI bad elves any mom procatios ir the tioey of wroth be mow lam pier* jam ! aftrr ma thyme at err Mit as bout. roe la tort with a sordid Mor the pleialii—damagos me MGM.. BAIL COURT.—Salutziolr. Berne Mr. Janine Parma. Tun Qum r. Motown Airtanrivinsoion— Mr. Pshley mewed ihr • estiereel to helagger es hedbeimeed shish had lees fogad spinet the dedlindainto complome. wit defeadents, appeared. were Maria* Prattillitt with him a oomph ef home fee veltk a mama. that they were monad, sad it sifterworie tamed out that me of the Memo wee • roarer hams ths drip ea Me poet AN the wrosecator, that the delhadmiale emeglood lathcheat his. The es. woo eaming as OW Meek to la Mod ma the Comsat Criminal Cost, lame the ladlelmant had lees Mud; sod me many sire mina of law mad arise, as •h• me the City lodges always tried ewe of , the defesdaste were desirous of kaviag the esse =7 " 11 7 that cost, la ads that they might asil themselves of the saniessme of mamma who seem at leaded the Old Bailey. ead that the muter should be Jaws. *Mg helm easel the judges of the Queen's Beath. The p a w, es Thursday last, had given make to the dh Sabato that, ostwithelmeding sae of the bowsaw m aenad, be Amid meld them we the followlog day sold Males Bografterf —Mr. Jades Pettus's, la the at rulo,saiil amni a mama that the smisar of t whhsk hod beta glom Wen this mighestes sheald be la oressed. ia sew to Mad the amead dehadaat to has the mum tried la that mart. The W. thaefers, would le the two dedesdisam is 1601 each ; mad two meths ht 711 L east. Taft Vicronui ?Alt, BATXXXsza.—MANDAKVS.- 11 t. Bovia apphed is behalf of • patios= of the same of Pain free a mandamus to be directed to the emnshaimere of Wood' sad Noses caumeading them to mese a empeamh tiss jury to he suamossil to mime the amount of ampossa. Um due to Mr. Pasha masa anemia I.E. of his it we the latestioa of goveramost to take for the wpm of *maim • park at Battersea. TM ism et w ISM won tried, Mess :—The appliesat (Mr. Pals) received. • acids from the Comesiniosen of Woods sad Fereste, in the month of September, 1846, requiring him to deliver in an senotat of the amount claimed by him as ornipeasation is isms of MI impute at BOUM.. heirodiagly. he sent in a across on the 21.5 of Jane. 1847, putties his claim for 11011Ipinsetics at no lees an mould than 79,0001. On the 4th of January, 1549, the commissioners served • notice upon Mr. Pain to the effeetthat the,. would immediately summon • compensation jury. But; just before Mr. Pais's claim was to be disposed of, the am of • Mr. Chabot, another claimant under similar circumstances, had been heard, and the jury had *worded a sus coneiderably under the amount claimed. Is sionsequeses of that award, Mr. Pain caused • commenicatioa to he made to the solicitors ef the Wood+ mad Forests, to the elect that he wished the hear ing of his see to be suspended until certain promeediage then pending is the Court of Queen's Beach with r espe ct to Mr. Chaboes case should be determined. Mr. Chabot, it wculd seem, had applied for a prohibition to prevent the award of the jury _being meted upon. The Attorne y• Omani bad then compelied Mr.Chabot to declare le is prohibitice, but did what had mince become piths prosodies (Mr. lice, did not know. ltr.Paiseseiag that Mr.Ckshot's awe w snot like en to be ended within • reasaable time, applied . to the Cora minimum of Woods sad Forests, th rough their solicitor% to have a compeamation jury summoned, ea had been originally intended. These apVicatione, although very 11X111410US, bad been unsuocesfal, and Mr. Pais therefore prayed the Star kness of that tourt.—Mr. Justin Pitman Take a rule. EX maadentus Psemandlag ATXX.-11r the Ju l Smythe's moved for a rule for a e of the Buckingham county court, to he • • certain case. The motion had been brought by • retired member of • MIMS. society amiss its public oftmr. The judge of the amity court had refased to hear the case, because by the rules of the society it was provided that all mitten in &mita with reference to it wore to be decided by two justices of the poem. The loaned camel now submitted that that did not take away the juris diction of the judge of the county court, and consequently he ought to have hoard the a n TM s Court granted • COURT OP COWIION PLEAS.—Tirrannaw. Ifseterday being the first day of the Nisi Prins sittings at Westminster, lir. Justice presided at Ow trial of ewer= pay men. The total number of ewes entered ise trial is 94, of *hick 45 are special jury eases. After totting three nod bolded actions, the aniseof"TayiercDes scan" was called on. It wee an action against the defend ant for obstructing the light and sir to booms Weenie/ to the plaintiff, in Pleasant-row, Casadas•town, by heightening the buildings opposite. It occupied the rest of the day, bat presented no feature of public interest COURT OF BIC REQU ER.—Sartmakir. etttinp in Bowe. Tau krrOinlitaanaaa. v. 81117.1.331111L—PATIIMIT or P 0111.201111 Drilla as ilsoaavazzaa.—Tbie was ea isfersistioa at tee d the excise departmeat for tee reoweerif posalties leader the Pat-hem Ditties Let (2 & 3 Wed IT e. 120). The defisloat tuallitheil foamed, as as andertokor_ sail lot oat hone aid hams for hire width soi Nis to prebbods intim The Joey idarasel a v a = kr bedews. with roads, to the siassat of Iffl. Os the mike of Kr. Loh, a rolo aid Is lured tkii hap dist, aid fie a sew trial, ea tits grow* of was afterwards obradard, sad argued midday sad idesday. For thd delesdasi it ad laboaltosi did two snob of lie iabesidas were &halm for ad *swiss that la the weakly to eseas whisk ha seat la la hod omitted d estra Lena let by liba ea Wm And that the other mad were bed far sot ebarging, that tam ishadaat omitted to mike dodo' of "hiring , '" with hawed te defraud "the re mut," osek ideation h a m bees *openly minima by the set, la add to eorititate the dhow. The Lied Chid Berea, before whom the ere 1110 MAW& the jury that the deloadast woo Rabb for peel-Male dodo is ovary dad= M had voted undertaker by supply*, tho des, dada. de., ae as when he let oat kb hawed end horses oak. This was the addireetios smotrised gilts Atarearp Gesarral, Mr. Wafts*. Q.C., sad Mr. Wilde ibmial swan the Me, lad erased that as the elbow Amp. I. M aillt iollilMOMlS ins iimieribod as "orridiry ts dotste," &a., I salletrot, sad that tlie diaddi by tbe alistairst were sot besable.—The add woe, hmover. opialea that the =keine ol Ike vire with West Is do. head," lbs., is ail die MY% wid a fatal otioatios. Jadip MN* &sal ltrieshre be arditod apes the di*, hifolds ties.-11r. loss Alden= observed that w semi Ms Ind to Maw dr weeds ef the Mateo wider old* sa Islay to MSC M till adoption al elpitraloolo aide de waded to rabigalein.-3•dase at fir tits aredesd. Maw Mr. Ono Vida fiatepriay Wog the lad day da m voodoos were es wad bawd ia this east. 1“.11.1•611 v. Nomad—Corn or Now Tases.— Auowasoas to Werwaseas —This awn ins art dews Mr trial d the but Wand* Asubslifir Friday, Aart. u :, as a i onie id the maidastel abroad of lf Vas the idoilfo etranay, it Tr Aiwa et Is r. ea sada • odkiiseary osokradra Wain Was &as as to UM moo of thessa, lei Mr.Vasßeedoslirdes the Nib of a sea VIA the trot woo loaddlio =rea d . leas •the foUoidai day, sad was oNialatrid by three Alia is the eftereord. The mad teed rilarwordo taxed by ter motor, who allowed the pislidlead ma sad widows alyssum tho pile a x. ad litaaday Mewls, the day of dot ma sow EMMA 107 aMs to thaw ourisa the order at aid prim shwa* sot be set sae eo the that It was treerreet se to the sweats. by Ms. Vaa eves, ad mho to sat idle the malork teastios.—Yr. Boom Rolfe : I named altar tha tam Ti. sad way to Leal Dearda.-111r. Whlidistot add the folarid poet of the amileatira Mated to the asatiort, swarials. * tos s the elhored aid Wane"' shwa WI lad boss elbow& their ward far Saturday, daft than the trial was oesdailod drib. alter wMek then were two tetras by vadat ream to If sethesptaa sad Landes. The how fry l dberisel also adapiebal that a Ka flasbary, aged be sot of ha d as as Wittaway, wee poll aderairfs re fsaraduWsl dot that the dessei laths due lad boos paid oath has br the sew had, lamed of " fthttainsf holalb=rerieely the seme.-111r. Brea Belt : aka a ilk In 13 BALM.' BAYNXO.—AXIBIT 07 kDIBTOR It API 0771 Cal not MINIX *'gas Petendoeff moved tamale to thew wow why Hamada Hams should sat dirthestral oat et the el the sheriff of York akid. The salsvit MY* list Loving boa oh- Wart mita dim spitissat was me, us miles. sit 4 11 :1* beritabkosit tabs ila a an • *Miaow at *My Wks w We ametatilik whoa dr was beaded ode to the rastaity et • poem aim si Sima. 11* Yes was the ale Gnaw amid Is Or worraid, odd oefare,es the lia sol Ilona niad soassel owatriZ i r a o m areed Itas stastsi the as Liao Ilaidass.—Lorrr ov Pram or Cowry Coyne loood so mamas a booodowaoa tram wo rams to Audi= al =a Olooltrtrow Ankbdil le to now cane why bees Belcher eheeld en le &dr▪ fed a ied fron weedy es the pond so Weed weennent by tlo *go of the 0 •••twebire County Own enier ne Jaen eters in inolveny gives to these *i11... TM spedielet wee scanned der • pried of 10 moothetnilieut eel alloceete• et tread apperni es the An eine ownillialat Tbie the lama enamel net«eiled wee 1111.1.1esemes the en he e d re fewer . to Innen Sar an nanne, moopt where was prend.-11r. Been len pined • role sill. Sue eire•—Terrnearo—betere fir V. nib& C.B. Th. W ega Hot 'ass 146 lows, of whisk St are e▪ ss ire Int Ansa. Then ere 61 new wan, of tehkle tiny ewe is et the intone of the revenge anboritter. There were several undefended ad other UM dispos ed of &rig the day, but they were eatirely devoid public lennel. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—TesnaDAT. Wllsibre d am Met Imam sad tbe Judges at Me ardillOM lime at Zailamer, ca organ tram the Cbert al <lama's panel GOSLING S. VILIFY.—WRIT OP PRONIRITION.—CAN TNI CRVICIRTIANDINS AND • MINORITY OF TN, PA. watiewisse mass • VALID CNITZCITILATI t—TW case IMF loci been Wore We courts, asd is famillar to the public es** Bruistree ebuchirate ems. It involves the isporunt gmeffies—whether the cherchwardens and • minority Odes leadsmen ow make • valid shursh-rete i It appeared on that • vsetey meeting having nen celled kr elet a rree of wing • rate far the repairs of the math aeon of Bealsint, and • moths made for • sage k the ppm& sia the mon duly seconded, an Menimint wee meismiloni mend by on immense majority, ftwaseiss a mantes berms amok and state in sof allethilif ametheire be raksater, but not Cfr a c i dis time emaralme Wien AIM Ms amend. men had bash thee ants& the psee milwity a the pariabiosseehth, awl ties, es stated fs the elisedlez e : the churchwarden imi sines a the the orient vemilles mane send a. !Nihon. am herd el ads meat, they mend to spree the rate, ✓ed the eneasionless brims nweemot romans is the narsiestied se i m:Ft tie Mania is error, the latter wed the min of 's loth he • writ of retains. The will ses mod es the Main to it argued, the wart grojedemen s od of the mmedings of the ehmethwaptisme; irate iambi the va lidi ty of the rats desiment by he etheority. Iran that denies the eats was lab the Imeenter Chamber on wait of orrerZand li thrir. D. HW wee beard as rest Mesh ha support a the me (lithe dissentleg pariadosem at ton ant attune at the mart after MS Trinity tem. The leased oosesel, however, had net es whim the gime of the Chief Justice con paid • postrown of the sew At the slang of the WPM WOMAN wane, Yr. X. D. Hill sod 111. Mellor *gat *a Maud , is error, sad Sa Y. Thealier, Mr. mad lit. James far the dasdost• r. M. D. Hilleonmed and entioded hie argur••• bY • lamed sad ideate Man of ores by w tended that hest the Whet lostleaties eltsrele•rate hisk he on this gauntry, until this jadgmot we pressamed by the Court of Queses nisch, so rate was newel good or valid by the jades' of the land unless it was men with the wet of the major meet of the puidthisms. This rate wes the lint ever made without the celestial requisite of nob west and if the joilestest of the Winkle wart west* be seaeidoeod sound, it woad be the Int &porton bon the prinelpie— am regarded with the most watchful Jiang im the law of Zeeland—that no tendon can be noosed os Ilmetienses revs by the voles cl the majority ; foe limns • tut horsed on the majority of the parishioners of STOW». by a smell minority. Sir F. the thou prod with the steamiest la support of the judgment of the borer wart. After Dense Gloms:kw suppwt o f the pentium that th e pressediar at the meeting of the vestry ems when rera eml formal, he catered into nanderaiss oldie general goodies. It was impasible he sad, to ornate its in mew he it mounted to impos sible, he say parties of the of • pariah either fens hostility to the Nth Ithisdebeedi er Womb whim Sr imam were to be re. Mal bo aro no peel& shunt to fall Leto demy, and whether dosses obese the duty of supervision was oar tatted wen to I. pemittod to resort to other means of et hosing the obligation tinder which etl parishioners lay by the law of the land, thin that of interdict, which was *We kite, and ezechasaunicetion, which was now int &cheat. The Int point to to eseertained was as to the character and es test of the obligation east on the parishione rs to repair their parish churches. Dr Lushington, ' Smith v. Keats" (Harrod, 276), says there can be no doubt or difficulty ia Timm that church rates have elated in this country from time immemorial. And in " Vele, and Gosling" (3 Curtis, 223), he pointed out the 13th of Edward I. as the period from which they were distinctly mowing& The learned rooms who signed the ecclesiastical report presented to parluinient entries!) , state that it is the duty of churchwardens to keep the pariah church in repair, sad to this ene: to provide the (undo hostilely by a rats on the pa rishioners. In the case of Veley e. Buda," the Court of Error held that by the common law of the land the parish ioners are °billy d to repair the body of the parish church whenever such repair is necessary. Having therefore bibbed this this obligation under the amnion law, the nest point dew sonsideration was how that obligatios M peah en to esforeed. From • very early period the Sr of church rates hasbean • maw of eadlesledleel cognionee. It was clearly shown. hem the ISM sollested in Archdescon Hale's work, that hem MN the enkaasneel courts hare been in the h i abit of eempelkee obseariessins to perform their duty n sgs" on = a ls, musing the inhabitants to moan soil disseinhe t of a rate, but by issuing a monitios, °arias them Is make eon ; and to a certain extent the Court of Clowes limn has interfered, for, in the case of the parish el IL I lffiergerels, Westminster (4 Mauls and Selwyn 260). Ised illeaborough issued a mandamus to the douche's:dens; but the court went no further than to order them to mks the rate. The learned counsel then cited several ewes in which select vestries bad been compelled under local acts, by mandamus, to impose church rates, arguing I that the analogy . was perfectly correct, es there could be no distinctioa in principle between a statutable and a common law obligation. He coaeluded, therefore, that an obligation by common law rested os the churchwardens to make • rate, and that th e courts could cionspel them to do so. Sup pose • vestry iresembled, and when the qaestion of the rate was propose:l a majority declined to take any part, tacitly mains to tote one way or the other, he apprehended that those person present who wished to do their duty, • h log t act as the vestry and impose the rate. To advance Rae step farther, suppose that the majority were not silent, but started some topic altogether irrelevant, as • protest DOM emiesisatioal court., or against government by (seen, lords, and commons, be apprehended that although bodily present they were virtually absent; their salads were not in the vestry, and that under times eisamistances the minority might bind the majority. That was a cue perfectly analegous to the one in question. With retard to the duty of the parishioners assembled in vestry, the Court of Eachequer Chamber (12 Adolphus and Ellis, 30l), after stating what was the law of the land as to the sepsis of enrobsa, held that it followed as • neoemary that the moat of the fabric of the church was a =duty es the parishioners. When earambled in men fee that purpose the only questions open to them he nnekteratio• were whether • smaller rats than that repent might sot sake, or whether it might oft Me be mete expedient to extend the period of pay niacin It was imperative that they should make • rate. Afese replying to the objections tens by Mr. Hill that the rem sit u in the judgment of the Court of Queen's Mom* wee not *halogens to the matter in point, Sir F. =leXted4l to re t l y s w the kisteoz of the oppoei b tlozz awed nionsent a the Resteratiom, fee Wu; the Re themeleneeihsepaty flourished, sad there was little dissest. The tweed night had not concluded when the Coot roe, at hard deer o'clock, the further none of the ems being a4ensted to this da There we eight other o we cm the Het of anon Imo the Court of Queen's Booth. COURT Deter OF s Mr. A commNKRUPTCY.—BAZDAT. leteuter tlealbera. TO A SECOND Benatturrcr.—John Swett, hemmed vic tualler, of Harriaoautrein. Orajniannend, applied for his eirtarairr. He was opposed by Mr. Mew ler the owl soopmeed by Mr. Duman. It ypnred that a r i d a :r e : Ms seasni bankrupts, within a twath. He was in maw migiemeeet sea weeldst.prbeir, at the °Mee et the /Osslreied Leaders News, bud bad Wand ime betimes is a *thus. Balag unfortunate. be bed mem to the mart at the elm of lam year, Anima W orrtilleate in February, tabs mealher public bum sbeedy after, and again became a lembras in August bd. Oa his behalf it was urged than dill only maltose ihordlied were the low= sad the visinsr. who did net egi te asesplain 'lbis reedvet. The 1 ammisairme mid dill issalavq* bed made bbaas a were amps in the limb of laws., he the mks of tireew elleme—a very degrade, parities the a men who bad MOM el farmingkb breaL He bad been twin a beekr.„ within the terelvementb, ea neithw emmion any- Wei to bit medium His oilmemo me pay the Gip el ethics, _arid It would evidstaWse demonism been te puma mak a nun the meditate math BIM as So beak emt bed Nene operwly ta the ham be bed lark the pos moth d a &dies/ IMO not quite ill. end, In seder that Ilthemthe alibi be amerteined, lie ewe mold be ad lammed the els meths, with petted= in the meantime; "MY mut all cesclude that his aertideala mold then be add* granted. -- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COLlET....Yzevennay. Wore Mt. OremWeser Hawk 1$ 13 111 Rev. J. 11. BUTLID,—Tbis insolvent, for only F i a• the William and Mary yacht, was opposed in his by Mr . Nide& en the behalf of three me mom . Elwood supported the petition. In Much, 1847, the insolvent obtained hem a Mr. Spurge, watch. make, Woolwich, a gold wash aed chain, vane 211. 15,., rir=to pay for them imoliately after the receipt of quarter's salary. Be lad forfeited his word, however, end the craftthe debt we er Oa bet sight of him from the day on which coollostad until 8M owsoyosca on his lateries ember in this start —Mr. Jelin" meeker to the Astilissy Eitegest Goold, Woolwich wooploisoi of the sow is whisk a debt OW. b. Bd. had boss —. with Mo. Its iasolvest, he said, wu in troduced to him by the sehowlbses to the Racquet Court, sod M (Wr. hasp) scassobsi so ow mole to pay a bill of M. on his assoost. spas dr molsolsodisK that the mesas wee to he rotossi the nay • mossy was pail ter to =keg t• Una to cepa. city ef obogiols to a called " Toribls," bat sass ollbrwaris be soy rhoppssrod• n his rimsdiaid. 140 orsthor Norio /Ir. Bastard yid a Ask to Os somplablog softy, rod as a very hurriod moor rossotod to bee , asosoisdasi milk the ot Mr. dim., it som did or haws bo o r . = elhe man, lei, kor MM. a fa THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1848. wits= be bad soli redideses, ns sad borrowedrirc wormy to had to die stirrer, •••7 111out 1 *it g it, tea, re to bo oso et ran ari11. 14 . 68 ot swathe TM Crankier , rid In was sorra this mutat Braid to erred in era try estisterry to the creditor. He was .bided that thaws we nesse of Weed's as ernareseat advaregoess Men parties. • orposMat at 10c. is the rasa lad at sne dr hoes rad of. It raid M r whirr kr the brivast sr his Mewls to roper ewer sere eseit arrooriso as roil to wise tor the redden = it. The ore would rani own is arise that *a L e night be seeded, sad it the pectin raw what their aura filter* really was, seer per solastesdkr raid be roe to baler re natter oars sp sere Kr. Oimaleismi Ire Ai A. WooDwas.—Tis umayeas, vats) bad bees as indss is her Mailer's weir, was oppased b Mr. Myr a eransaith. His oasplant was that slier tha t eea bed pered bin a judge's ardor Ise tho parse ot hie debt. M (riiisser) bad paid his brother {sr) der et 4001., Ira* re mar anteaded wee as ands* prekeenco.— Oirstinderr nil this, extraordinary as it right ap. 11821, it wae. Artielhaft" Init, that, soder the Protection Ar, the posed ext whir the creditor is this OW he d coma sr so jar while sada the Prisoners Act, each a tramactioa was regarded es fraudulent, and was punishable by mass& The deal order nest be plated. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The November maim of thb mart, and the fint of the present mayoralty, communed yesterday. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Gibbs, Lawrence, Hunter, Mown. Flunk and Goodhart, the sheriffs, the under-steriffs, sad the other City officers, entered the mutt at 10 o'clock. The calendar anteing the names of 207 pi. scam which is about the average number for the period sines the last adj mealiest. The Rs corder, after the grand jug had been sworn, briefly addressed them. YRN Quinn It. GNAT AND OTNENN.—INTIMIDATION NY JOURNITILIN. , —IN this ease, which stood over from the led simian, the deteadant, R. Gray, and a number of other , were Indicted ha unlawfully conspiring together to =late and pelmet other workmen from entering the service of the preseouter, Mr. trego, the builder.— Mr. Bod kin, for the progenitor, now applied to theme to pot pies the trial, en manna of the absence, llness, of Kr. Glum the sink at the Lambeth police court, who took the depseideas of seine of the defendants upon another ;e -s= and whisk depeeitiews it was absolutely necessary be proved en tie prevent oceardon.—The Recorder, after leekiy at ease of the depositions already in coed, In quired wWsr any ether object could le expected from this pressman than to vindicate the law and make the defend. ants and the public generally aware that such proceedings were Megd . end unjustifiable. Upon this pellet he had we hesitation is saying that any Wimp; by violence and indmidation, to prevent workmen from imationing in the service of their employer was dearly an illegal act, and subjected the parties am- Edging it to be punished under the statute. With this un. derstaading, he would suggest that a mune might are adopted which would reader further proceedings unneteestry.' —Mr. Bodkin, for the proseentioa, said that the prosecutor was not in attenuate at that gamest, but ha felt that he was quite justified in stating that he bed no vindictive feeling towards the defendants, and his only desire was to vindicate the law, and to show ponces is their positron that such pro seeding, amid not be meantenaninA After what had fallen hem the meat, be would take .see to esmmeniests with the pieeetweer, and mesa the next ocassion he should have fur. User inersedene the subject—Theßeseedoe then said that the ease shwM stand over until next Ilienday, end, without living an opinion upon the bets, he meld set help saying, that, considering the pastries of the pieties, work men to be employed, and • master reqahhig their service% the sooner they meld mine to some itembi• armee meat the better.—The whole ef the defendants, who had been oat ea bail, then left the mum Ramo ilwasre.—U. Lipkin. and T. Weeesiftweeme indicted foe conspiring to obtain money by false t r= —Mr. Clarkson, is opening the ease, said that aborted agaiad the preteen was connected with Derby or ruing sweeps, which if not clearly laid down to be illegal, were certainly considered to be very mischievous and demo ralising. The fans were that in June a sweep was open at the hones of the prosecutor (Mr. Harris), the Equestrian Tavern, in the Blackfnus-road, for caner the racesto be ran at Ascot. each chasm in which was 65., and the holder of the lint ley horse wee to be entitled to 71. Two persona, named Cock and Davidge, purchased a joint chinos in this awmp, and the ticket numbered 34, referring to a horse named Vampire, was drawn for them, and this hone turned out to be the winner of the race. The defendant Lipsheat lined as clerk to Mr. Harris, and managed the different swoops, end it was his day to have given intelligence to the parties who were the winners of the prises, but instead of doing so, it seemed that he marked the name of Davidge upon the ticket of a horse called Femme, and retained the winning ticket in his possession. Very inn after the race, the other defendant Worcester went to the prosecutor's I house and tendered the ticket referring to Vampire, sad Mr. Harris having no suspici .n paid him the amount et the prize. It turned out upon Inquiry that Weemeem wee brother-in-law to the other prisoner, and the latter when be I was apprehended admitted that he had had the seem hems Worcester, but said that he had been picked up the same night and hid last the whole of it. The learned aimed baying concluded his statement of the facts, said that the question to be decided in this ease was quite apart from any consideration as to the prudence or propriety of carrying en then sort of ormeedings, and was simply whether a sweet could have any justification fir obtaining n of bias master's property by • false pretence.— r. Harris, the prosecutor, was then examined, and he proved the facts as stated by the learned counsel.—ln answer to questions put by Mr. /lorry, for the defence, Mr. Harris said that he took no tickets, and had no interest in any of the sweeps at his house himeelf, and he also %And* his servants from taking any chances to them.—Mr Horsy here sub. milted to the court that the charge could not be sustained, inasmuch as the whole transaction was one of a gambling and illegal character, and that the prosecutor had no smote legal interest in the money as woul ed him to the pro tection of the law. Some discussion ensued upon this point, but at length the Recorder said Mat al though the transaction might be of an illegal character, yet he did not think tee objection would apply to the charge of obtaining money from the prosecutor by Wee pretenem He would, however, he said, reserve the point tor fusther consideration, if Gush • course should become ne. eeessey.—W. Romayne, the constable who apprehended Worcester, was then exandeed, and he deposed that when he took bias into custody he denied all knowledge deny fraud, and said that he merely presented the ticket at the request of hie orother-in law, and that he handed hits ewe all the money.—The Recorder expressed leis °Malan that evidenos did not support the chargeefemagismg.Themitlisomm just seasick tended to show that Weseeiteg see the instmeneat merely of Lipsham, as that be mass mormogizetee Mr. Clarkson said he felt the difficulty suggested by his lord ship, and as ke bad no farther evidence to connect that pri soner with the transaction he should withdraw from the preeecation.—The Recorder then addressed the jury, and explained to them that, by the law a charge of conspir could not besupportod wilds two persona &timid wereehoacway to be concerned in it, and, therefore, u the evidence failed in this ease to establish the feet, they mutt acquit dm de fending. He at the semi time, said he could not help dating that this was a most useful lemon for perms who were connected with such illegal and dishonest proceedings as these racing sweeps in his opinion clearly were. It was a proceeding merely for the purpose of getting custom and profit in a most improper maw see. There was nu pretence for saying that It pemeated the intend of the turf, and it had none of the jestiffestien that was extended to hone-racing, as tending to hareem the breed of helms. On the contrary, it was entirely lab. dimmer in eation, sad only had the e ff ect of indulge, peneem to goalie and %to small sums of money, In the hap of obtelnies a er amount, and bad, in= Wades to do with casing ..t happened Mal on wields= to hear mums who lied hoes eimvof leeway in that mum amen the commie** el the crime to the templets" heM eat to them to jein these miserable leMerbs or sweep. es they were termed; and he waste may to see that these who messeroesei ceedinps were ultimedsly mile= by thsm.—C then, under his lardsides dhotis.. ealeeneff a verdict of Not Owitty.—The Barmier, ea landing task te the prosecutor the tickets measeted with the served that he hoped he shoal* mese spin see see in a court of justice. He at the game lime advised the pe wees not to have anything nem to de with Drafty weep in futere.—Mr. H said he bad quite given them up already.—The Recorder said he acted wisely in so debt independent of the risk he rem with regard to his lies." be would he liable, under a partieuhr statute, to a penalty el ' , 6001., if his connexion with such a lottery as these Derby sweeps dimly were, was made oat. other POLICE.-YUTEZDAT. MANSION. ROUSE.—Caanon or Aason.—R. Nato's, a girl between 16 and 17 y ears of ego, was charged with having set fire to a house in Restrikes* ea !swig k. Mr. R. H. Rae, of No. 5 , Bastehsap, sleg es ed And mooning he went out, leaving his wile and the painener at home, and in consequence ot what took place in his ahesgee he me the prisoner in charge for arson,—Mn. Rae, the wUs of the drat witness, said : "My husband went eat as Batinday sinning, leaving me and the prisoner alone in the hawse, the upper p rt of which, from the second storey, we =At about 11 o'clock I celled her from the kitchen. es . ap stabs, to my bedroom on the second floor, and she gave me some hot water. About five minutes after she came down to me I heard a heavy noise over head, as if some wei.:hts bed fallen down, and I asked her what she thought it proceeded from, and whether she had any of her fr iends in the home, for bar sister and her frieads were in the habit , eating upon ha; although we bad forbidden them. 11111111hgell, when she said there wall nay the cat above stairs, ash flat the noise I complained of mast hare come fro. the non how. She remained with me, for I was ill. and in bed; sad in shoot Ave minutes I heard a noise as If of the falling cibein and chain above stairs and I then said to her, " t can't be the cat! for God's tulle go up stain end see what it is." She went up stain, aid after about a quarter of an bear she came back and said the house was on fin, and she neat and alarmed those below stairs in the shop. I umbel etewl tied in bed. She came to me again, and oh , briber bonnet and cloak on, and two bundles and a bandbox In bet Wit. I was much agitated, and I ukadher what I wine te do. She said, " Get sumo of your things ea Mrs. Rae, sail sale yow -1 self." In a Want* afterwards, I got out of bed sad I went up stein to the MONK, an d taw ea oak &Wherein which lay at a dietsies ben the fro. The Ike wee ueerly out is the kitchen grate. 11bets I looked is at the deer my hair wee Waged awl my bawl woe towthed. Hooked in t i the ease two room es the upper floor, but IL lawao Ate in either of therm, or in any other part of the house. By this time the Marna had bees effectually gives. I gave the pri sem two trunks to Ism aad the took them down stairs. The rimer &soprani for two Mum after she took away the two boxes, an the was, I mderstaad. seen by a Mr. user. Elbe Feeler welkin, Meat the street, aod seat dm lid see that sill o'camk she had ema two distinct lege, sad that cm of them attended with smoke aad lim had amemedeff frem her bedroom. The yeiseam was • mesas at Ma time t absea said, we del Mat Mink she could heat sees isms mil smith ereseed Ms her bathos, to • whisk the replied *mamma Making s;efasi the ei th er die rue. \ AMMO, saw them. Meths. beim to matradiet herself, 50 A s er d n .„ bat I demi reeelfrot the mess aerie mei by her, and by 41 A.b , riot No 4 e 1 1,41 UN fiem's advice I missed to be vAisa Mr any further. qf 4 2l o . 2 ,l - emu The Muse was lamed by the we being temente. is Vtn,,,,,,„:r.:::: Timm wm ao property insured, I Wave, beyond the rock 1M ere W 01 • . aFo Par" hi the shop, which was not at all aeMed by the five. ill 0 1.72,11, 64 .,,1 . J .7. The prisoner was to have left us on Friday, for she * 717, - me an unsatisfactory girl es regarded boar work.—C. 6 Doslosalsoul wog. Ram a stases, mad ke was called to the fire on Baur- 9 : 0, iele_ltefei twin day, at about half-pest sieves o'clock. In the prisoner's al i5 r,;;4 0 ,,, * ,**;." 1 • bedroom he saw smoke laming from a has, which a Celedoem . • lay leader two other bow. He removed the two top 1 ,1 Itr, dr i i:o sseiss : Mar, and opened the under box, and found a smouldering 5 . ma cr e'', Awed, .! fire k it. There was no room for flame to muse out of it. ts I Do. Micmac.. .. , The Sr. in the bedroom was quite distinct from that in ~lft Defficre_ehilt-hincl the kitchen, that in the kitchen being in a trent, and that r a 9. 17 ,11 t. „.,,,, in the prisoner's bedroom being in a box. The dresser and at emat.tueiceiCPeil the WNWINSS la the kitchen wore burnt. When the girl came (do msetersues•• . back to th e Mw at half-past Lor 3 o'clock, the said upon 1 . 0 lal c ete . Vg,T beim* asked whether she knew anything about the fire, that 4, De. den ..- -if e. 2 Obi Mira is the at bad dwelt ; and upon being questioned 50 Deffee.eliasekta. Meat Bee the bedroom as well as is theliteben, she fl. 1.,110 P . . r .... maid she had seta the Homes issue from the box . — Mr. Rae: ia D e . do. Now Not a hair of the t was siepd at all.—The prisoner was Si Eastoro /hum 6.14 at remandedtill Friday. a Da do. .. ...... JS GUILDHA LL . —M o ns PAO! Zia. — Twenty - thr ee at- p, aketu.siieWireeie rasa were examined, the greater poeticia of whom were le Da. der .. _ii.. Jo • untamed to short terms of imprisonment , while others were r, ar„.1 7 ,,...—_ .se never to enter the City again fur a pi D s , . s s ,;;.* ... • .....i. a promise *Am ei Ow tx . eet. WORIMMTREBT. Ml:animus Asseuers.—r. z ilia j .m = aa a Gma Hops and A. Raman' were charged with a series of a•saulta is — gi - s eig.. u .„, spat the police. Police constable Jennings stated that on SI Messer. 14041.1.46 , ‘ dill afternoon his attentinn was attracted to the ,„,.11 i thest,,.....Z . erl=iis /Mame and several other men, who were attempting to get 141 r 5 ,' . 7“147,,,,, lup a fight and creating a disturbance in the Reetory•road, g 1 D.. fermium— piston. lie endeavoured to disperse them, but was stacked gi g Cl..utv aog 6441 ^ s Nth. of ISodiad by Ramadan, who felled him to the ground. and before he t. -- D -, i —, o „, ;„, mid recover his feet, the other primer jumped upon his Do Op, New. PIC sheet with his heavy iroo•abod boots, and he was deprived 14 Do. New. list • of breath and rendered almost insensible. The pd. as th a r sewer Hamden then seized him with both hands I, 1 ,„". Am.__ •by the hair of the bead and dragged him a considerable m me. Ni distance along the road, while Hope continued kicking him L? fi t...tr ill. ncessantly about the body. A geiglenaan who fortunately { p t Li s . , s ky. • same op at the moment compelled them to desist, and for. cd la Do. t ammo him away. With the saiaance of some other gentli men ii" , , Lore,: p h t:211" 4 • - • • Hamden was ultimately tverpowered and conveyed to the g ~,7„..,,- ; ;; i s *.iii, station•house, when witness became so sick and exhausted N I IN , ‘,..• •••• • • • that it was necessary to send for the district surgeon.— H, De. .6, 01 .. •••••.1 Mr. C. Webber stated that he was passing the spot, and, 1, 0 i7 O " . T o • dths . 2:7 • • observing the o ffi cer on the ground and the prisoner Hope a po. u s asoodus_. to *a act of trampling upon him, he dragged him away, ne.2hiedance , '• but the latter immediately struck him down and attempted Delikeeffemeif.a.• Do, VI, 11.1.1asou. I to escape. Witness pursued him, however, and attempted s io .peasemaiwers , to secure him, but the prisoner again knocked him down, i Do. 1 5t0e55_ . ......• •• : and, mixing him by the hair as he lay upon the ground, mad e O. it= :1 1 3 7f 7::: a d •sperste attempt to gouge out Dia eye with the thasab. * i Dr. New nail of his other hand. Ile (witness) sameded by a etrenuom eel roe nee/ dem•Ces_ 1. effort in fr ustrating his intention at the expense of a severe 1 3 4 Lly.,,,,c f ,Tr a rZii. ,; , laceration under the eye, and the prisoner again started i si • Di", - L i a - , I off and escaped in:o an adjoining ham. There he la I Le,. lin/AMOCO 'I was efterwards found secreted by two or three constables fe Do.Oeor. 6 per th• whom the witness brought from the station•houes, and who ' s r, i i l t e r.ur *" were attempting to secure him when he commenced a fern- 4 Do..VstebiAis; - V;i:i Cious attack upon them, in the course of which be seised one 1 , 3 ,4 10 . 4 ° ,, awl 0 "aw• of them with his teeth and tore a Diem out of his bend. Both 1 e ,;;;j„1.147re".i.,',, the other constables were also brutally kicked and bitten by es A ncona*. L..* B.: the prisoner, but he was eveigually secured and carried by I 1, ..„,:u.,„,... 1 ...; • •-•• main force to the station.—Mr. Haman sentenced each of .1 g, ;( ,z,,- 7 .,,... 51 . them to be committed for a month to the Holm of COrfeC• ill De.loLakj I & y" o i tins for the assault upon the police, without the inthceition 9 D0.114..6..11.4. b 1 of any penalty ;in addition to which the prisoner Hope was I I kaii • * •• li Ale ordered to pay a fine of 51. for his attack upon Mr. Webber, ~1_1"..,Wa• ~N " . 18 ;,„ — N. or in default to undergo the further term of two months' im- '7" - ' ; 'ir . i lellltle, Nov. . prisonment. 95; Herliulisiabory. 641 M e ItYLEBON B. BEM:U:4O. 'Amnia biros:eon. —T. Y2I a"-e; aeon:amid. • 0. Bete, with several &lime., was farther examined clamed 1, " 7 .' 4 * with imposture. The facts of the ease have already appeared. ... Mr. Broughton sentenced him to six months' hard labour in the House of Correction. MONEY MARKET. moy DAT TATUM°. The funds have displayed much firmness today. Consols were repeatedly bought at 872, both for money and time. After a considerable business they finally left off at 874 to 2, both for money and ac count, with • good market. Reduced Threes, 862 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 864 to 2. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 to 2. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 445. pm. India Bonds, 375. to 40s. pm. Bank Stock, 1684 to 94. Foreign securities did not attract much attention. There was some inquiry for Spanish Bonds, in conse quence of the meetin gof the meditors to-day, to consider the beet mode of pressing their claims upon the Spanish government. Prices, however, remained with scarcely any alteration. The Fives, 111 to 121. The Threes, 25 to 4. Passive, 3to 2. Portuguese, 244 to 54. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 47; to 2. The Fours, 724 to 3. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 to 4. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilian, 83 to 5. Russian, 994 to lON, Peruvian, 34 to 6. The following atatement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the date of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with re turns for corresponding periods. The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively completed, for all the hanks of issue, stood for the four weeks ending the 4th of November, as follows : Bank 4= l ........ £18,510,703 8.918,620 Joint•alsik Mit brio --. 5,026,717 •••• 3,306,273 Tail deselation as weekly average £33,614,07. Fee the kw value adtag O. 7 71,498,699 berme Nov. 4 £2,119,377 The increase was thus composed:—Bank of Eng land more, 1,001,9851. ; private banks more, 237,1001.; Joiut-stock more, 186,8181.; Irish banks more, 520,7171. ; Scotch banks more, 169,7571. The fixed issues of the private banks being 4,822,1881., it follows that they were below the amount 903,8681. The fixed issues of the foint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows that they were below the amount 586,2241. The fixed hems of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it follows that they were below the amount 1,327,7771., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,494,8991. besides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows that they . were above the amount 219,0641., but with specie on hand to cover the amount, acd 758,6761. besides. The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England during the four weeks ending the 4th instant, was 13,275,7231.; decrease on the October return, 420,3011. The average of specie held by the Irish banks during the same time, was 1,494,8991.: increase on the l October return, 2,8994 The avenge of specie held by the Scotch banks I l dng the same period was 977,7401.: increase on the October return, 64,5591. The yearly cceapirison Dhows the following differ saws is the eireedatissi Bak ct 101.08. Issa. £1,715.011 Petals bi 1100,60. 380,718 NM Met,de Ida bob& M. 492,507 111111111604 Lem circulation os averigo. Nov. 4 . MB - C 411 0 .124 The coin and bullion compaction stands thus : Bask of Enfold, mare £4,797,761 IrloS tanks, les £ 41,697 Soot& books lees .... --- 179,647 Increase on balance, Nov. 4, 1842 £ 8,617,1121 Messrs. Gouger and Steuart, East India merchants, who were compelled to suspend on the 25th of May last, have announced a dividend of 6s. in the pouad, payable on the 30th inst. The liabilities of the house, at the time of its suspension, were stated at about 80,0001. 1120L11111 FORM eke Btock. 199 9 i India Bonds, OAK 39 g t. A tr.. cilli D0.00Z.Ve5Z1.00.00,;316 ri. A pure. Anna, i Naa•auer $lll6. , 243., sop. ak . C4O. Muth. 44 2 ; 2,1, use, 41 36 )poke Tan, espitelatlan., Ira Smell. Sid., March, 44 1: 11/4 SIM i 24., Juno, 39 6 pm.' 10111011 YUJI 1,11. I ,:r ca Naar 111.616, I.U. 6 rfLaigh Ns. INv. from 6 par CR Car tr , et. ft .. 0 ......‘ i n 6 Dtrio torreq ll lll 42 q uo tr t da i rla w Air l its. Ur. 6PW ot. ozi ra s ' ~.., , kw " lasso.. Is pm Ok. Doke Kuban.. 12 16-42 gulL„ 472 2 4 pir Eit.. NW Osetlf., 726 3 commas AND imam ABROAD. Karma Nov. 16.--Elasa. Low 6 at Out,113,1011; 111 weisk iekl4 7/11 g am t °WIC" I NV Las, ar Oat, elg a rSam i t . make. daMVIL point., Noy. 14,71a0 malt al; RieWwlicreialleko %soft TY • 7 oadrllot Oita. 13o3gUNV I , teita. .9j 9/A. 11 3.+P- ~ ./t 1i 16 la 32 :r.d. MIOL' ,„ 11l ld r n 17 TN. 333 , 1119. . IQ . osi ; oh RAILWAY NEWS. We had little animation in the share market, bet rnerally prices were supported. There wee a rumour in circulation of the resignation, or intended resigna tion, of the respected chairman of one of the greatest lines, which, If confirmed, will create both regret and surprise. SHARE LIST.-Losnow, ?feminism' 27. Noel -The quotallom of Ilse In &ATM caws ten denote actual tssisseticos: Doss of how Is 11aNer sillsa Woos ref D. 13 1: SO Looliss II IL Wears 371 11 4 5 1 34d. ni Do. Ne.. 1 10 1. l7 lad. Wears AA.. IM 8 1 5. New. 408 .- 13 130. I . } 3l ' 11 " be Do. Cow. 2essllss Vs 144. 3 4p. 46 Do. X. 1214241... 14 Ed. IX ti 1.11 Do.do 64 410. Ds lflis.Priiiii . I 1 130 344 i i losDoDlopTAAcaDo IL X. 21.4 IX 14 tim..1451,55.4t Yowl s•E • 3 51. 4 IlaseD.,Busl.,AX 44 . 1X NA. 130 Nom.. 1...148.. Llosis• 41 141 13 Do. iskara. .Ne.l Si 714. t 1 4 0 .. 10 Do. News llst. Pre. Ss 10 1 40 D0.01.0r68..134. sl Bs.l. . 8 ISO 18148usd '244 41,11 111 if rl ° A lt sfro l ise r i 1 6.1 1 :I I" 14 BlCLlNlermilit W, 80 41 DI Do. 124 3 4 P J ' f,... "i"'f r ' c.tda; itil 1 13 * 14-11.1-.... 13 111 101 11 121 Ds. 1= •AA. 1. 1 PAA 41. D•. ekem 14 34 488 I ed. pot Do. • • • e o. I fil If foe Rer Do. fitit Tlartil it 50 1 1 1 l ed . 10 Ds. New, 701. . .11 14. 11 led. I Do.Gsart. Mr. CI. 4 1 41 , 10 Do., do., 6 p Cent. '1? 4 N. Croatia Links I ! n ~,. 1 Swat DA. IVeslornil i ld. ' 4 ff. If sons StolDedollDO • 1 1 4 ?d. 81 North if Mgrs., , 101 944. 50 Usf.,Wareeslleolo. 11 11 10d. DJ itosol.,Gotht.e RASA 14 014. 24 111 d. 2 Roptoo sad 111tchin 14 ep. T lioAolob Conina 234 ill i- orottioh ADAgsd III 1 6e 40 1 " i 61 541. 4 4 4 7 4a. 1 1 10. 4 I 24d. let il4. 1 2.1& 2 1 XL .), ft :21 2 1 l irl i lt 14 111 A 14 *1 3.4 1 p 44 14121 412. 7733 34 ,4 , 420 . 141 1. 9 134 144. 17 'l3 124 X !X 31 94 a 46 41 o 9p. 41 49 , 21. Las , 2 1 751. 14 136 11 risrLeairm.c. I sravreo*Crinrii De. Hones 11 110. Ostrearg 1 De. Nee e 10 D upralro.B 9'13630:144. ilbr. I Soda /boost Prelrraw. Await trueordefdre. If Omit /Cesare h.& No.l . 14. di. ..... N. 2 Do. do No. Do. do. TbOds .. 4 gootk %Take . Varba.lhoCardi . e. Iraterfd..*Lionerki Si laeorrotkrapatge 6 Do. de. 2 /9 ' 0 Ds. do ... . 1 • Wata.fie..,;oleafie. 1614 d. 14 if IL /300. t& Weta. If reek. Neve la Der. tit Drortrtieesalux 231 4 lS De ErNolYklais 114 DadoNolN wealkl.ll4 1 Doo:lKrureerrei'6# # 1 rakiNeethllidlo , e 47 Do. Prefereoce. IN. E.WRe.ki. i ni 231 FRIAI4O. 1 . 0 1 4 4.0,6 0 -Itaika bouluvse Anlicep f e. e. Cm./ 9..10Ven. 13 11d , 11 Dutcb Mogi& 'll Nast lartsaa 05 Indio Peolonda 71 GRl•fltsle I s ...1 , 304At tesarolbrart I 6 1 3 - O Ms. O Nasnia and Ursa 2 Narilierts dirrodee ,4 6 Orgasms a Far , tear SI 511. - 1.1 Paris and Low— Va. 10 Do. do. . 4 D Paw oot • Pee4on4 Beam— 13 16 ✓ Anis &gra:herrn 74 id. I R 4mo end .17 21 Sambre and Mews ll 3 9 ?owes 64 .10.(esodni t NaWct.. . . 7111. West Pl dlway. 95; °korona. 91: %aloe eienno. 61. (CO; Dine. Priority Fh., 96 nheran. b 96 Nock) sate,/. 23; llesomiie Swain CM' AMALGAMATION OF THE THREE GREAT COMPANIES. LONDON AND NORTU-WESTERN. — The following circular boa been issued to the shareholders of this company:—Referring to the notice of an Intended special Fiend meeting of proprietors on the 13th December, I em instructei to ((maraud to you the following copies of rasolutinna and correspondence, from which you w adee that in consequence of the retinal of the Great 'Westeno and nooth-Western Companies to submit either to the decision of a com mittee of the loose of Commons on the till, or to referettor, ire qmtion of repreamation at the mopesed amalgamated board, the holding of that meeting le maa' unnecessary. These mr tits will also Inform you of the nature of the bill intended to have been submitted to the proprietors on that commies, and et the objects whlth the parties negotiating had in view. It ma contemplated that the act should be permissive only, and that, when weed, a meeting should be tailed to consider the steps pro - er to be taken under it. An investigation would then have been Instituted for the purmse of severtsining the meal relative value of the three undertakings; a ft er which the props Mors would again have been called together to efralthr *he terme t ropoled, which would have requited the sanction of artless than threplifthe of the proprietors, and without which sanction the act, even when posed, would not come into eperation. The resolutions referred to, bovine been submitted to this board, were approved, with the exceptive of the following: Tat, In any united beard to be created under the set, each a the companies shall, la the first in stance, be equally represected in slimier, and such full joint board shall continue is oft* for a Axed tent of five years from the posing of the act, and that due provOion shall be made in the est fee the local administration of the several rallenys," —in width In involved the principle of nominal equality of represestatka foe a period of dm years, Irrespective of the meet larger capita of thie asepany, as compared with the capital of the other company, cap serrakm ea the sae might be; a principle which our doputatiem had team the agellmt stage, and throughout, objected to, and which they May Tesened for the special condeleratiou snd decision of their hood. its Nen lotion (marked C), and the letter of the I ith inst. (D), will espial* the grounds on which the board felt it their duty to withhold their approval of resolution No. e ; feeling sure that their ennetltwenta would never consent that, for a period of five years, their moth larger capital and revenue should hove an amount of represattation equal wily to that sought for the capital and revenue of the ocher companies respectively. As, for in the Great Western Conpany, the larger of the two, having a capital paid up of only 7;0.0,0004 and with an annual revenue of 012,e001. es compared shit the pail-up capital of the London and North W,Mern Company, amounting to 14,000000/..with ea annual revenue of 2,193,000 1 . But with an anxious desire that the negotiations should not to• broken off upon a point which It we hoped right be adjusted hereafter, it was proposed that the question therd be left either to the decide; of the comathee on the bill, or to Tereasse. This emis so toessable In itself (the prinapie inured Ming in men inelp with the reieder sainted by the Lair sod North Wares Ardparion MA. quoted by the Grad Waren *army), br been Tarred; and ' on g , ours. as hem et Midi this hoard, afar the mut careful con siderate% in mars einespre. Under Ore ikeeraitearam the directors are not marred tereemeemitheir simeirder to reseed ' with the roped WA; it bemunes ay dry, dr worm Islnfirm yosh that then is no kap, enreseretty to Tweet your easedenee, ebbs personally or by rem, at tbe Irk of Deember..-,seder, Qualm E. tractor, leceserry.-011ke, Easton Sudan, Nov. IN, ISM we Mow Ms nerrione, with the appendices A. and 8., Mali we porrebod yorcaley; to these ore Now idded the followiag (C.) ithreser Mg TSB KINtIIIIS TIM Limnos AND gio=lll Warm lows. Ilra Nov., 1818.—Tes Charms exelained the I toothiest up be We pretest does of tbe septiairs wia the Omit Weston end err Western sompsnies. The to beedi laid believe the Mewl the resolutions es enallyrented by as deputations of as Imam led North Warm Great Warm ardfloath Western Owlindisern=t to the approval of the Tearstir beards, r ating that the No. 8 battier eluvial, Temeed, resolved, " That the mime lir= except es to the hem No. 8, which in. mass Pe an equal number of dingier foes each com pered Woo ler irelgerated boast, • prithiplewhich the Londoo and Mdtluoughout expressly declined to recap livo booing regard to the much larger paid u p capi tal of the Lae Nara Western Compriy. is compared pc the capital paid trip of the ether esimpasits and the amount required to complete hfilreallgilithrees nependvely, thusboard cannot admit the rasedisa Nn. I, which is not in accordant. with ellogied one.., are remonable in itself ; but the Maid Is Ivan to els, the amber of directors to be ruled by the coraillise m Ms all, art by rumor after the towing of the ea, suited Is the approtetka or the proprietors." (True karma.) Cum E. Mmes. lbs. (D.) Islam sod North Western Bailwayoate, Easton Nov. 1y gem N, —Tbe London and Nottb Westem ata = having may hal under their oinsideration the reerntions adopted (subject ere mws re late cooferenrs, have grad to them with the ges which Mr. Glyn's reservales from ths outset wIB. t artan hese prepared you ; and aloe the Walk Western (Great Weirte) ergrableo oo whom I this day transmit a dwM eate of MI commies' lii a variety of remiss, spot Tre I aced not met dwill %ri : they Mee been fully and repailedir ham tbe eapiered ear dierance, the toad ere not st all pro pene' to prie—Sied aid ems Iliat araransate win wit apes—thet Orr mar Mir egad AM le Teem iner at may flat wised beer by any as rime wiessksr of Mean melba aired of re raw warea, air reepeethe eragolirM se tee ere inny e t.= so the Merl we semi se • bereartille - annertersell. te this/erg en arifroary swarm ;V by rig ramalie seise se that inn mob a emir eon be weird. I ein leshailid rat the grefilindfte Nitre wwwiwee el abominate ribon Crselillidlia (NM Ho t elbo s zoillor Malt um iers wider We re. sol orsom amelmod se or to the en ties rai et the law e of Commas, ohm the um be reareeL Th sugiestre the Grarirseern bred. lest the reohnimegmeirallionld be priblied—a enamslue mina which my board re Imre seek to iaton w proms say der beporible to Mare quake ot (MI redatre eurber Aram urdecided, since the prowi n g, doristlem esprit idea rannalon upon so impeetaat a point. I retina her WI Steam minis, but shall be happy to attend there to my menerantlin yaw Try lave to rake to see in reply to GM .....121=adowri%e, = di i tr o u t ly e (signed4J. a y; Odrefeed W ear slerwij (L) pm tStation. Paddington, Nov. 17, Me ele,—The deselers this company having its meeting, on the Sull agemal Ws resolutions of the conference, an much erumniel la lit by rim enbeet letter (dated the 11th inst.) that the liars sal It WeieemUrd withheld their formal confirm. mien lithos eggs an Arra to the tith reedution, which wan pre view* Mar as air pet. sad tally discussed at the meetings of the carourest • merea certainly reserved by their deputation but nit lagged urn, MOM IIIgrICIOW, from the directors of the other Des essigatheu that dr eller of it must have bees to break off the remmerat. I sia tried. in may to your letter, to state that this Mind her a earful reconsideration of the nertor,le be wed throurtout th e MOUS. 011. Ong gan Whig wen not be Justified la conceding to the In and rerth wa re n em dresdaa a raja Ity of votes In the AM Mad bred It rear pertliallY he the weenier depriving the eimperee d dr gear in Merl *Arlin sad honourable perforeawde of i n Arles oiavaffsg what was intended to be m min a ND • MOO to end traufer of other Un glglingaggi tie sad Saga Wiftra bad, who could es. mi the power diribree oralar4l, Amid the majority of their wargoinlativen It bee rouge egireeed to as aidn of Yds com ray Met the Torres rime bareiro yeendry hog. ray be OM* whether es rerlier af ward TeaniesbW min Art the Mem arremirres ilmly = Waadernidy imams of ;wore berg bimetal, s te all ere/ 'fit the power of fellMng than arid be proreed Y Ws heeds of those who rode teem mil use geraWWMIW bordiered to other Moe leave 2pWhop vegmeriedi siert interests. Mama be gip. i ffor the prollerind war d he boongat are ei 'sonde la the erserrie off may sbiaWn r n employ. if erred over to be art wldi by Os ierposeseeleg irlamelp of alielble. keg kaown le row bees more boarlli lt—iwar word be the inevitable dilisios it effiga. _at easesigaidiell irdority elvers to the re pmeirsliven OMAN , bort lIY eiderred to tan snit dlairnat, eager Me= egribilerriu en es ar eansequeems of any arr ama Me lamer of all to prevent, and which =WM • bINIONIIINd dinglinnee of ell argegarente end liatilittes In the interval, and the Impartial pe.tonnoica a duties, the suoterafully obviate. The period .4 years was mum* (rata end North Western Amathernatkin Are , to be —.— to establish confidence as to the equitable proceedings of the mas WWI in the minds of the public., by which time nodal* or hostile shim and feelings may be fairly suppoied sided. The Tartans iota, eels, SA well u the property itself, said beams seileleatly blended to admit of one morel mann 0/ ru e . Ilea—not as representative s% of each company, taut agonising at the salted sompeity—by votes given la proponion tg side". ilagltaL Upon these end o th er grounds, th e directors must ". ihs to be parties teeny he of amak madam which emimences with so unequal representation in the first united hoard, and comidsthifc their duty to Matti the prOalatana of the eighth reeolutim' emended to the scheme and nisi to all the inhume who ' d b y they mast foe the same rearm refuse to assume the tesoes, -. Ability of rendering its adoption coat ogee upon any future refe They reel sure that the London and North Western Company 0u,,,N ttaar ; equally deairwee of Imparting to the public that confidence to the to, tosup.o 0( sll pieties to an amalgamation, which may remove obstacle te (c g success; and they trust, ups duly weogbing three ea. Memnon, that they will give their approval to the ma tatiow they were hanwd by the deputations of the respective Colo pmt u time wow., to ammutithate theta by eirealar to the share, holders, and to afford any neetsearyest i natione reepecting thg c , have to request the favour of your gi. to my directors the Seg e l of doing so, with the least poseible de y. —1 remain, m y d ear Bp Touts very faithfully. (Signed) Coot, A. fistances, Cecretary...4: Btstß, Pet., LimPOsis (F.) 1, WA Palace-yard, Nov. It, 1111.-51 y deer tigg pp opportunity before yesterday et plating your letter of the Ilth iree, before the South Western board. I wet ustructed to elate that tba Routh Western directors cannot recommend their shareholder. to e. sent to leas than ide equal representation in number In the halted board ; and I ouelit to add that thin d clang was come to very mi. lively and without hesitation. May I ask a reply to my us o[ lie , 15th I—l am, my dearair yours truly. (ninon) FRANC, T. E mu .. —J. Swift, Esq., (G.) Leeds, and North Weetten Railway Office, Easton thu, Nov. 25,1816.—D0ur Sir,—llaving received prom Mr. Swift, sad l o ot before the hum, your letter dared thellth imam, I em Manned i is r p: s reedade a Ten e t t re titr 7g rieiteNi lie resolutions subleet W aeleovel al th e to state, In reply, that the bond learn with rivet the rei oo tk io of the proposal made In Mr. Swift's letter, dated the ;;tit iiettset, With reference to the moth in which you, in your letter o) the 171 lust., allude to the fact of our deputation having Cl serwd th em. unit time was It wanted—at the gloat desired to my it was because, at the very outset, that caom was dn. eider :dim of this board . th a e th :art part iculsr ui.r poin in t , :ow e atl in ul q ,t oon:on, by th i e et: t r ii t. c epee t T l bosrdp., woo sthenuell by you, on hebal of your Spay don, as • means of obviating the difficulty felt by the tom* sal North Western deputation on this point. The IMAM 'ibid. Nil assign for not mending the point in question seem Co railfasces notice trom tide hoard- In the first place this bard has ram demanded any greater control thee was proportionate to the mad ri presented, tor, indeed, any cirre than a eanminft on the bill, re other 'Whttles, should °unlink r Just with reference to the peha mil private interest Involved. Of course the London and Ngsk etern board admit, and for the Ives would insist tips to o Justice and propriety of the fulfilment of all tainting obligati,. t o third and accordingly the neolutiona on which the tittle Mud ar P nriremed 11.4 to armee this impurtsut obPet. 0 00. la a va-iety of similar CAMS (including the amalaurnation of the dam and North Western Compan)) aceotde with the view tug l e We board ; not to mention the parliamentary constitution of as rot way companies, by which the proprietors at large have power to the election of their din store, bawd on the capital which they hold in the concern; a principle which would be directly ir= by the proposed nominal equality of representation in the malls pruned breed of the three companies As, under thew circus. et. nets, there appear* to he no probability M • definPe agreement he tween the three kettle, the nectwity no longer ends for eekleg the special meeting of the proprietors on the 13th preximo.--I am, u th Sir, yours faithfully, Caws:. E. Brewser, &grata:7,—CW* a. Sounder", Esq. (II.) London and North Western Railway Office. Fugal& huhu Nov. 25, ISIS.—Da r Sir,—lleving received from Mr. bath, lea YY before Use board, Mr. larehara's letter, dated the Itith test, 1 an la strutted to elate, inn epic, that Ude board learn with reset ty re, jection of the proposal Made In Mr. ift's letter, dated the Italie. AP, under thew circumstances there animus to be no probability is definite agreement between the three boards the necessity DS Misr SILO, for holding the special meeting of the proprietor. usi the llth proaimo.-1 reins to, sitar sir. yours faithfully, COSA. E. Murat, searetary.—Wyndblin Harding, Esq. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—A FLOATING RAILROAD. —Our railways have been laid in cuttings and ou embaetzweir, through tunnels and over viaduct', and by the genius if a ittephse son they are actually being corned over arms cat the mo, when dam in full rail can paws b-noun them. While this daring work, how ever, ran be effected where the width, as at the Metal Straka, ta only some 500 Get, such great tidal estuanes as the Ewe and ley will not admit of it. As Mew friths Ile saes the route of the great east reset line of teleran wash wen Meetly extend from London to Aberdeen, ft benne atm* desirsbn that some means should be devised by which these ism might be erased without the troublesome necessity of and r n goods changing carrio'. We ore happy to say that been devised fur carrying the trains bodily across the Tay at Biwa* Ferry, where it is about a mile and a hull broad. Mr. Hobert:ft* is at prevent building to but card, at Govan, a floating railway, foram Edinburgh and Northern Hallway Company. It is being 180 net in length, and 33 tent in Womb. It is to hare three lime/ rails on deck, ea as to cnoble it to take on a tailway train of MO tat in length, mid is to he propelled by engines of 250 hones poem A. the main line of railway on cach side of the Tay to con,idershly able the level of the 1 , 16, staiimary engines on either side of the frill an to be employed to draw un or lower the train& This railroad era boat le expected to be launched in a few weeks.—Ciavot Citites. Fasten! RAILWAY TRAPPIC.—The following ire the hi returns of toe gross receipts of the prineipal lines : Rocca.—From Nov. 12 to Nov Id: Paaerengen, 52,7111.; rola, 811,291 L ; total, 136,007 L-3,333. OkLILLAIII.—From Nov. 11 to Nov. 11: Passengers, 87,0831.; good', 120,1661.; total i _2oB,l49L- 8 ,1 621 . NORTURIX.—Prom Nov. II M N0v.17 : Passengers,ls29lBL; goody 206,320 f. ; told, 359,:4131.-14.0841. liana.—Frorn Nov. 12 to Nov. 18: Passengers, 17,627 f.; Fee, 36,644 f.; total, 24,271f.-2,12M. Boarmorx.—Flom Nov. 11 to Nov. 17: Passes/en, 32,4364 ; gore, 411,4904 ; total, 110,9261.-3,173/. ilocionsm—Prom N0v.13 to Nov. 19 : Passengers, 30,787 f.; reft, 7,5137 f.; total, 78,3711.-1,5 0 . 1 . Vntaxos.—From Nov. 7 to Now.ll : Pamengen, 31,155 f.; gook 23,622 f ; total, 18,2801.-2,293. Iftsera—Prom Nov. 12 to Nov. IS Passengers, 2,5711 f.; stein, 7,670 f. ; total, 10,248 L-401. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE.-MtNciNo-wm, Nov. 27.- The Took butat week's public roles the has induced imoorteis to dein a small quantity for present week. The tramactims by pl. sate contract have Men levr and unimportant taday.-Cotton: NO bales sold at full prima-Tallow, 435.; town. 475. 6d.; mei W. 2.. 7d. Arrived during the week, 347 emits; delivered, 3,336 aim the stock on hand is 31,703 oaks : at the same period I at year gaN 16,310 mks.-Provisions : The butter market has become and although sellers would submit to a reduction of 2a., butlfirri nem has been done.-Bacon remain at loot week's qu.vatioes, lali the amount of business done has been small la other a:Won alteration, but all dull of sole.-Oils steady; seal, pas, 271.; Maw. 231. 10.. to: 261.; brown and yellow, 241. to 231.; 'germ, 631. to 6414 headuatter, 831. to 841.; cod, 234. 10s. ' and Sout h Sea, 241. t0271. olive Gallipoli, 431. to 46/.; Spanish Sicily, 433. to 41!.; pubs. 321. to 334. ; ocecianut. 381. to 401. ; seed4raoe, pale, 341. to 361.1044 noosed, 221. as. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS, Nov. 25. limertoL Delivered. Pr. Stock. 18ft. Sonia. ~f.lndla. - 2.378 36,310 31 - 1,0 . 31auritios ..... 41 6.471 161,196 843:13 Bengal& giadesa 0 bo 42 7.347 166021 141,62 Foreign 7,010 6,182 181, , 21 13/4,741 Comm. BAP.- 7 304 M,OlO 48 2,236 1.616 SAO Ceylon bam 68 3.54 148,531 we , Cocos. B P Aim , - 254 4,82 6.411 4.031 2,226 Foreign ...... -two - Ron. casks - 731 21.3 en 15362 COTTON.—LIVERPooL, Nov. 27.—The market worry etiff to-day, but there woo SO ensnare in priors. Them es were 7,01 boles, 1, 0 00 of which were for export snd on rpecula. COALS.—Nov. 27.—t3kips at market, 185; sold, 38. lIIIICASTIJL i d ersesnane. Caere Hartley .. ........ l5 0 Has End Heiman ... ... HO Tot Adana Main l3 6 Walls End Harwell ... . 113 Townley .. 14 0 Walls End Merriam .. ~... li 3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. —MAIL& DOVAIIs. LOL Asa eaa 4 DIANE 0;1 Holland .... 0 0 India s. Psuth. 0 Hulce se 0 Waterford Ol2 Slanders.... 0 amptoo—Doc 2i ilaran..Dcell 2 Dunaghwkw 0 3 Francs U 0 Do. Marsoill.• 0 0 'V ImIIADA 0 OusemiJars. 0 0 Lisbon.. Dee. 6,1 Boehm sad Ha. 0 liragl..Nov. 0 Hamburg 00 Amln.N.S.l l l. 01 lifaz N0r.23 GLAVSSICtD, Nur. M.—Arrived: Ann, Hamburg; Lydia, Antigua; Australia, Bahia; Mogus. Buenos Ayres; 11.. my Muir, *MAPS% EndlieMarte,Honfleur; Bombay' Antoinette, Trieste; Cslypeo. Jamaica; Prime George, Quebec; Caledonia, H am burg; Lady Was. Demerara ,• Symmetry, Buenos Ayres; Wallace, Quebec ; Vmemmiol Canning, Cape Coast; Lord Petro, Mauritius; Pruner de Guatemala. Apprentice, Ilavannah ; Elizabeth Archer, Bums* Ayres; Loyalin. lints ; Terra Nov., Cape ; Sarah, lonian IsLincla; Louisa Mims. Ana, Denta; Emden, Alexandria, Dantzic ; Margaret. Pa. ;tram; Julia, Genoa; Indus, Calcutta; Eliztheth, New York' fWbo• Antwerp; Tins, Gravelinee ; Eliza, Trinidad ; Australia, GA01 ,0 ; T. J. Boger, Philadelphia—Sailed :—Edwd. Barnett, eyra; Brother% Baton. 311 21118. DAOGALLAY.—Nov. M. at Tavadoeloeweeze, Mrs. J. BeeplW. of 6 daughter. BLONSOW.—Nov. 24, at Edtaboret, Mn. I'. P. Filomom, of a eon. CLKSIIORN.—Noe. 74, at Dalkeith, Mrs. D. Clogitorn. of • dauguter. 110f1ALAZ.—Nov. 24, at IllgitancbM, Waltharanow, the wife of Y. A. EL'f.M.—NOvo.f 1 94 1 . °0 tae 'Woof E. Elliott. Eq., 11.74.0. 1411100{0. 01 • daughter. MAO/IR.—Nor. W. at Oretaack. Mn. R. Maeda. of • ene. . MAOUIRENov. 26. at the Vale. Litoleina Drs. T. Magedre. Of daughter. 14 LN E.—Nov. 24 at Edinburgh. Km J. Myloe. of a daughter. N EltiON.—Nov. 23 , et St. James siquare, the wife of Y. G. P. Ntnelt Eau of a son. SHIELD. —Nor. 2S. Mr.. Mold, of 5. Pennon street, Kireplad4tede of three gtritall of whom are elite and well. TWEEDIIS.—Nov. 23, at, dt Jtrety. Mre..l. Tweedle. of a tog. MARRIAGES. HAMILTON—EINLET.—Nov. 22, at It. Ann), Dmentanok, Rev. T. Cermendele, tutor of lionsubroore, the ger S. en,sl eetlecaulneld. to Emily. eldest daughter of T. ILITAw. Oa. paw cannon. 11PDONALD—CIINNINGUAII.—Nov. 24, at GISM.W. bl the Rm. A• Waleson. of St. Matthew's, Mr. A. 11•Doosid. to Wady, esceud daintier of J. Cunningham. Eel .% (limn. MORELAND—CAUGHIeIf.—Nov. 22, at the Presbyterian Med) Gketnolo7 i iii io r te ta ße t t o : Mary Am, oldest dautbt& .1"..171.1.13.8ac5ar0w10, adman RA M Y—TAY LOR.—Nov. 22. at Ightharo. Kent, hederiek, eldwt mid N. Ray, Eat., of Horton. to Charlotte, only daughter of the late J. Preston. SO MERVAIL—FOTHIERINGHAIL—Nov. 23, at Edinburgh by the Be.. Mr. Almond. T. Sawmill. Esq.. Olamow, to Nies Jane FoAS' Mahan. SPEY CER—WILLIAMS.—Nov. 23, M Wham, fiIIITTO7, the Roe . 6 Spurner, )4.A., bellow of Sidney College, Cambridge. to Karr. only daugJtee of the late J. Williams, Esq.. of nebula, Worms ST AULSCIINIDT—AILIDITRONG.—Nov. 23, at St. Georgo ) . cm? berwell. Dr. H. G. dieldschmlda, second eon of P. vitatkomm. Esq., of Peckham grove, thintentll, to Sophia Patina WM daughter of A. Armstrong, Kee Green, Camberwell. DRAT/111. 111.71 E—Nor, 23, at Greenlet, Manion Dared'. relict of )4 1%11 Bag GREGOIL—Nov. X, at Dof Balled, Dunetertomehire, the Nev. W. Gregor. minister of IU ,aged 110 OREN DON. —Nov. 23, at Dublin, T. Graidoe, Esq.. of the iron wort) Drogheda. INCL.—Nov. 24. M Argyhstrent, Margaret, widow of the late T. Isela Litt eNT.—Nov. at Mary, &righter el tbe F. Laurent, Eq.. of Stanton, seed 40. LINZE)..—No or. 23, at 112J31111011 Tarablia,. Emp7tAt id date6ter of the late Rev. E. llama, rector of West Tilberk OWENd.—Nov. 21, at Holston. J. Owen., f..).L.anel 4, 11011ERTel.—Nov. IK lawir.rteal, Kr. Qom Kober% ladWor. 641413. Au OE WITION.—Nov. 11, at Grangemouth. David, third rtes of M l. P. WI la SP.= ti,Aarruct Forbes, wife of Mr. CI. G. Murk 1 / 4 606 ,, STRONG.—Nor. ft, at the Precincts, Peterbogoodtt, Wu lent the Rev. W. Strong. DAL, toe Arehdomou of No UN DERUIEL.—Nov. 26, Einabeth, wife of Mr.l i e s tritle" Cliathem.place. Denims?, Wllll4 .—Nov. 24, at Clamadie. Liaseremargs. W. Wima 3 3 ‘ 4.lV l N e l—Nov. 21, of vaaamonla, at Bremtdon. at the sTmile" 6614 • WL Robert Dew, Gould:Kea., (Serge Hine Young, Feu. --4 or pc-mess...A. asses Pr Lamisr`• Pre — r ----- ed sad published be W mama too Bet" of a m i was o week la *beau et Lawton. MAW. at the 011 ice, is et the melee , d ewe; X Owls le 160. 0.61, tri Et Nig le°