The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-13 00:00:00

ilib .., lea" deemed, etsuglat. 00.10 T the previsions of Lord set, nu rte • Yes daas scathe the defendant for L ais 4t t y whereby Jane II ones met her death. The &eh- Mien In substance alleged that the damask by twee of hot panssulag a house and appurtenaness which abated tspM mad near to •eertain public feethey. tees benaltellethe is the era go as to prevent say airy to Pomo 1644 2 I N along theligh-rool. ardent health neeleedalle 'ahem theses, lawful' y ;owns, dipped end GU We ihe era wed was killed. trial it dam the deeemei bad Wee Is At the Wirt • relation at th:PCZaWeseers Reftway.i and flat ea with her friend. in pawing Violent troveeteerear,she a into the area tri hat a a oewly-beilt Uwe afar defendant, and died shortly after Is amsequesee of the injury she sustained. The jury head thin was ao neg ligee's a hes parr, had that she was walking along a peals hineath. A rule foe • sew Wel wee then cashed ea the greeted that:then was so name , that this was a public hapath; sad womaily. that the defendthe Mew!' by law m throe is hie area or anion:able fee an t war- sag la the manner deecribed.—Mr. Montage Chamblee, Q.C. (with whose was Mr. Hugh Hill). sew chewed eau* At the •nelaston of their argument, and aeon harlot the Misr skis, the court rout COURT OF 133.0,11•1L—SaTCROAT. moan Ii aro. In FASTS Ties Rev. JOatell Bsattsrr, Camas..—Tats COURT WM. ROT isircarlal IT Pitolitiltraoll, us 0111Z4 Wint TIM ORDER OT • Bono,. WRO aWOlaTaaa • BRIIIMICI TOR Ti! NOR•ItIelonwell OT Tile HERR- TiCaD Calat.—A :ow days age Mr. Bramwell moved for a nth Wing a the Bishop of Hereford aid the patron of the parted atrecy of Inagua, in the inn's of Hereford, to show ease why a prohibition elsoutd not issue to restrain Use bishop foss giving notice to the patron, and to prohibit' the near from acting a seat notice by wonting to the beano" as void ender the provisions of the 58th section of the 1& 2 ie. e. 106. It appeared from the affidavit of the Rev. Dlr. Bartlett, who was incumbent of the curacy ci leafless, that be had been confined quo Michaelmas term. 160, la She Oratorio Bench anon, under the sentence of **Cart of Queen's Bench. upon an indictment for libel. Is penance of sec & of 1 t 2 Vie. s. 106 (an Act to make hatter provision for the reelthemas of Ow clergy the Bishop of Hereford had issued a ineeition to the Rev. I Mr. Bartlett rec i uizing bias to proem! to and real& on kb benefice, and p. norm the dans thereof. To that acuities the Rev. Mr. Bartlett made a return that he soil set reside, for the want of a residence Ileum, and, for • SW titer reams, that he wrs incarcerated under the Waimea if the Coen of QUM'S Bench. Upon that retina the Mb. declared the reasons aniened were ansaththetery end ealleient. As ceder was them Issued by the bishop regsirkag Mr. Bartlett to proceed to, aid reside cm his benefice within thirty days after service, and atifying that upon sonorous platen with that order, the profits atlas beanies should be sequseherai. The order was not complied with, but Mr. Bartlett sppealed from it to the Archbishop of Caaterbury, who &hawed the appeal. The eequestration having eon tamed for • year, the time required by the act, the bishop, acting seder the provisions of the statute already neesti, was &boat to give notice to the patios, to t r the beside., on the ground that it was d, when the freest application became necessary to restrain hint. The =P i ta grounds relied upon were that gather of the had iurisdinion.—Sir F. Pollock, C.B. Giving Judgment cn Saturday I, said the court were unanimously of *anion that the appliesat wee bound to reside. He bad use for non-residence or any legal cause of 'amp nom They were also o' opiuion that the inability to re side La consequence of being Murrains', for • tame, was no legal cause of exemption, within the menials . of the statute. The bishop of the diocese bad a right to iSni• a monition and order the spiritual person to reside within 30 days. And, as that order had not been complied with, the sequestration was perfectly right too. By the 68th action, if the besides continued a whole year ouster sequestration (as it has in this case) it Noon void, and the I ishop had a perfect right. under the circumstance', to render it so. The coat would not, therefore, jointer* by issuing a pro. hibitioe, red the rule must' *r ef sad.—No rule accordingly. EaDDSRIS r. Hann —BlLLDiatmoxtroo —This was an action by indenter splint the acceptor ci • bill of each:sae, at three menthe, for 2001. At the trial before Bir F. Pollock, C. 8., at the daises after list Trinity term, It appeared that the defendeat, who was an sea Wesleyan minister, residing at Pillgweally, in South Wales, was desirous of hning some ilaprovemeate made in the chapel in which he officiated. Rather his 's!' or his coogregatna were in a position to un dertake the outlay. And so matters remained until January, 1847, when his attention was attracted by an advertisement width appeared in the ll'ate/onan newspaper, describing the advertiser as a member of tho " Weeloyas canoe tion," who had 7,0001. for investment, and was willing to make ad. vans where they might " he required foe the are of chg. pets," or to accommodate " deserving clergymen " or others an want of money. The defendant wrote, in answer to the advertisement, to one " James Lomas," at 33, Mount street, Lambeth, applying for the loth of 2001. The appliation was mast courteously coaplied with, " Loan," stating in his Inserts that he kit happy it was in his power to accommodate the defendant, " Dilre paths. holy as, by doing so. he was rendering &service to one of Christ** ministers . " In that letter, the firm of a bill of • to be accepted by the defendant, an 1 an agreement to mew, from tine time, foe five year., were inclosed. The defendant accepted the bill and inclosed it to " Lomas " na the 21st of January.—On the 26th of the same month, "Loma " again wrote to the defendant, spologisiog for not bag* written by return of post—encl,:sing another bill for afieeptaacs (as he said the former one was irregularly en deseed) and promising faithfully to remit the Money is N edra. The slslsdant excepted this bill Inewist, got his two ewes be rims it se requested, end mural it to " Lenses," who shortly afterwards wrote another letter, amass him self for father delay. The defendant got no money what ever for either of hit sen-ptienere, and heard no more of them until the 10th of April, when he received &letter dated "p, Fantonosquan. Haymarket," from ens fsrll, appri sing him that one of them would became de* on the 231 of April, end requesting that it would be met. It appeared "lames Loma" was a &titian personage, and that the addreeigivea at Lambeth was a peamtlice, at which no anon, named " Limas," had an lived. It appeared that afire the bill ems discounted the plaiatiff had notice of tke fraud eats- Wished as a &knee, and, ander those circenutances, the jury returned • verdict for the defendant. Kr. lisuatrey, Q.C., mined on Saturday, on affidavits, for • Meanie, as the defeselaat to show cause why that Ter sot mt aside and anew trial had. He admitted it easel appeared that the acceptances had been originally from the defendant by fraud, bat the ease he had tesedthit to Heenan wee, that the phintiff Gadder*? was no party to it; on the astray, that he was the victim of " Lomas." At.the trial it was proved bye.. nd all doubt that Ofedderer had advanced 1671. 10s. in ask upon discounting fhebill, retaining 321.105. as discount. Kr. Hama Parke; We held y,stcrday that the fact of en natemal rate of interest was evidence to go to the jaty tl&t the damenta suspected the bill was fraudulently Waked. Mr. liamfa r I mast adit that 321. 10r. was a very large discount to charge for a m 2001. bill at three months. The Lord Chief Barn : Toe may show, Mr. Humfmey, that the state of the money market at that period rendered it inexpedient for Mr. Gagster to advance his money unless he obtained a high rate of interest for it. Mr. Hominy admitted that his client discounted at a high rate of interest, no matter what was the state of the money market. Bat in the present case the verdict had proctedeu altogether on prejudice. It was attempted to be shown that Gadderer had not the means of advaretng 167!. Whilst the faet was, that he was married to a lady pawned, is her own tight, of 1,2501. a year. It was quite tree he had been more than once bankrupt sad insolvent, but there mid be so doubt he had paid 1671. 10e. upon the bill in question; Mr. Baron Al —That is, there was no doubt the money had passed from Oadderer to a anon named " Shins," but 1 greatly doubt-1 may my I altogether dis believe—that any money bad really been advanced. Mr. Hutafrey then peoceeded to Oren the affidavit", which were meant to disprove way of the imputations made upon the plaintiff at the trial, and to show that he was not can tinted with the gang who bad originally obtained the de fendant's acccptances. The Lord Chief Baron said be was perfectly satisfied that ample justice had been done to ail the merits at that case at the trial, and he thought it very extraordinary that an ap plication should be made which could only have the effect of giving notoriety to the infamy which had already surrounded the transaction. Mr. Baron Aldersca : The only surprin . l teal is that the learned counsel could keep his consternate In making such a nation. There were so grounds wha for a rule.—The rub was accordingly relheed. TIM ASTOR:4 ZI-01/3111/LAL V. SitiLLIBEIR.—POST-itonse DtiTlEs.—Mr. Lush mead in this ewe to arrest the judg , ant. or for a sew trial, on the ground of misdirection. It was an information of the incise to recover penalties from Mr. Shiilibeer ander 2 & 3 Wee. IT., e. 120 (the Poet-horse Dinka' Act). A verdict for 2601. was returned fur the grown. It appeared the defendant, who is an under take, bad incurred the penalties awarded against him fee hi ring oat horses and bearers. It was now submitted, however, that two counts of the information were defective, for not ahowing that in the weekly accounts returned, the defendant had omitted to outer horses let by him on hire, and that the other counts were tad for not stating that the defendant had omitted to make entries of hiring., "with intact to defraud the revenue," such intention being ex pressly required by the statute to constitute the offense charged. The Lord Chief Baron, afore whom the case was tried, told the jury that the defendant was liable for post- horse duty In all cases in which he had acted as undertaker, and supplied the coffin, shrouds, hat-bands, &c., as well as when he let out his horses and hearses. This, it was sub mined, was an enone nu opinion—the horses used by an undertaker in the course of his business being no mare Hebb) to poet duti s than the horses used by any other nedessaan.—A rule to show ewe was granted upon both paints. Mu Pamela. Westonaster.—Dadne /dr. Baron Plan and a Ili/Mem seeress AMBIT JUITIIIN.—Tai 8112 RIFF FINN) FOR Nov AITINDANOL—Iive of the Jurymen who were fined on Tanga; last ter alma* whoa their names were called now spossrod is assat sad, aldroadoer the learned baron, erped ram= why they shonlA be easasod from the fine of fit. ta. Missal la audit saes. Two ethane persons pleaded the woe asos of the sasssams In sears, hassatooh as they were only semessol OR the days 'Map apeeifit din the notice paper Masa of ledat mahrod to ahead every day. The sheriff havis al bosa al to live sa arplanatioa of the matter, and set In stamdeass, Mr. Herat Platt ordered Ida to he 'awl The two juryman were mooed on the above hat the plass algal la du o th er eases wars not oallallossery by ths start, sad their application for to solena of the Ism ar estssal. Ilastazza e. MIR UAL or Doxioat..-11zawoltax zx Try Ter Of A Plan an A/FiCTIXO Donbas otdsd the site to the Joey, whisk was en amiss na a bill of inrisar ter 147 L MAL, allied to have bees asospasi by die dehadaY. who woe said as °seep Ilewail L.. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1848. ---------------- :en Chisheiter. Merl of Donegal. A elorkplons the banking boom of Mean. Merles sod Co. having been smiled to peon oho deteedaat's leadwritim Mohaneerpeasee. Mr. Smithies. o• babel, 0 hie Midair. Mewl Mat the sors~ nee ike bill wee as Kimono of _Domegak whine the hat wee mod es Sari of Memegal. emisennilly, the was so Mem tity.—Mr. Bans Platt: The VII is ommeed by Osage ilamilem Clikketrier.—Mr. Sulthise: Dot there is so idea. T.. betimes the ase= l of i the boll sod the isheiast. The Maris of the bin ; rho Sari of DuseN is sand. asi = would le as mesh idestity Imerem John inn sad John Jew. Mr. Been Platt Ito she witmes): saes the swan at the Bank ? —Wilms : The Moilide of He Tao beseerly Earl of Bab*, sad hie sane is Only Hamann Chishoeser.—Mr. Smithise ammeleil that the defendant's reel same at law was Gooey namithea Chieftain 111ampis of Dismal, an eassenessdy dies the thrissation of the " lest of DessW was orminern—Kr. Dena Pletinid le &mid warn Tian to the Menne to sane fee a sersit. —lls. Smithies aid be would rather have a assent sateen, f his lordship's opinion was with hish—Mr. Barer MD: Bat my opionca is net with yea.—The ease then premeds& sad the acreptanse bowleg loots duly proved, the jeer re tuned • verdict foe the plaintiff for the aurenst of the bill, with her minatlis' intermit, leave being given to move foe • somnit. Cools e. Antm.—Dorawmow or Goons.—Mr. Chir al* sad Mr. Hawkins appeared for the plaintiff, the pro. pieta, of the limn Cups Hotel, la Alderm .testreet, who mss; minis gene asd chattels detained by the eamil visteellsre cabinetmaker, ia Bath- Moot, Citr mod. Lan c ia. the plaintiff, having to make some &heretic:es la his a Mr. Metall@ as • annoyer, sad Mr. Lifted, a UV= Chelsea, to wry on the aberrant.. The diehaden was employed b rum s e asks Am stabogasy mesomein table', and toe the sets mid partitions of the roam bleestreet tor 651. Of 1 this sem he UAW. pad Sti., sada IMO exchange for 40L, E .. of which was paid, ea the orweper soon after booms After the Inns were lied is the room the , who came to see low the alteration were premed that the laKsi wen set long enough. Is t a t d gesissee of Mink (who could not now be fona . d), repainted this to the defendant, who replied that the blame lay with Zianie, fee the tables were made moording to his drawings. On the repromatation of Liiliard, who stated that the • wof the altentien mast come out of his pocket, it was , swank* to the ranee of Lidlard, arranged that the awl* ekes them he Me. The plaintiff knew sonig _et this sevesgemest, Defog teem home at the dew . The fiiis woes ramp e&, sad the doleadeat having mimed to Men them, the pans mina was rammewswed. The @noun's elan who served the none oe dame proved that the esa was made es the part of the z= .7 pay SI. for the alteration, cm whisk occasion tho asked who was Mr. Cooke, end befog told that Its was the landlord of " The Three Cups," and owner of the tables, ke replied that his business was with Mr. Lid/an. =that Si. would not pay teethe repairs.—Fa sheds. Mr. Kern', who with Mr. Lush emisMsd the defence, called • number of cabinetraakses to wok as to the ezpesse of the alterations. Them winsome* all agreed that the mere outlay in the alteration amounted at least to 41. The learned counts' remarked that the attorney for the plaintiff was also the legal adviser of Lid aril, mad that the bill rehired to was made ;Alibis at his office ; and be commented on the incredibility of the statement that an agreement bad been made by Wind for 21. 10e., when the plaintiff himself tendered 31., or leo. bo ycott the bargain prico.—The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 401. ; to be reduced to 401. on delivery of the tail/. --.. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.--SATUADAT. causes CAM IiTAILLVEU. Before the lord Chief Baron, Kr. Justice Loiterer, Kr. Justice Mauk, Mr. Justice Croswell, sad Mr. Justice Erie. On Saturday, pursuant to the provisions of the statute 11 & 12 Vict., c. 78, intituled " An Act for the further Amendment of the Administration of the Criminal Law," the above learned judges met forth. first time at two o'clock, is the Exchequer Chamber, to hear arguments and decide en points reserved In criminal proceedings under the powers given in the first and second sections of the act. We have 6**re referred to this new law, but may now repeat that it Naiad the royal assent on the 31st August lase, and that, ewer reciting that it is expedient to provide a better mete than that sew In use of deciding an Mink question of law which may aria in ai mind trials in any coat of oyer and terminer. and gaol delivery, and to make further mead ments en the administration of the criminal law, it enacts, That when any person shell have been eon.' victed of any treason, felony, or misdemeanour, briers any court of oyer and terminer or gaol delivery, or coon of qua rt er sessions, the judge or commissioner, or justices of the peace, before whom the ass shall have been tried, may, is hI. or their discretion, reserve any quts - ion ef law which shall have arisen on the trial for the consideration of the jueticee of either bench and Barons of the Exchequer: and I thereupon shall have authority to respite execution of the judgment on such amvietioa, or postpone the judgment until such question shall have been considered and decided, as be or they may think fit." The act then gives discretion to the court to commit the person convicted to prison, or to take • reeognisarce of bail. The second section provides that the questions reserved are to be certified to the judges, with a state- a.ent of the special circumstances upon which the same shall have arisen. ' Full power and authority "is then given to the mid jutices and barons "to hear and finally determine the said question or questions, and thereupon to reveres, affirm, or amend am judgment which shall have been given I on the indictment or inquhition on the trial whereof each question or questions have arisen, or to avoid such jag- mat, and to order an entry to be made on then record, that is the judgment at the said justices and barons the party convicted ought net to have been convicted, or to arrest the judgment, or order judgment to be given thereon at some other session of oyer and terminator gaol delivery, or other sessions of the peace, if no judgment shall have been before that time given, as they shall be advised, or to make sack other order as justice may require." The third funks declares that the jurisdiction and authorities so green he the justices and barons shall and may be entrant hp " the mid justices and barons or five of them et the least, of whom the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, the Lord Chief Arida of the Court of Common Pleas, and the Lord Chief Baron cif the Court of Exchequer, or one of such Chiefs at least, shall be part," and that " being met in the Exchequer Chamber, or ether convenient plea," the jueguent shall be delivered in open court in like manner satire judgments of the superior mate sicommon law. The other clauses are of a ttchnical Won, and Scotland is excepted from the provisions of the statute. primis* Pram tide reellia it will be seen that the common im shaved that this statute his setablished a court of ati seats appal in criminal cases is erroneous. In fact, the prindpal alteratioss on the practice heretofore in use are the permission for • lesser number than the full bench of con nate law judges to hear reserved points in criminal casea— te* judges now constituting a quorum ; and in the oral deli very of the judgment in open court. In respect to the latter point, it has hitherto boon the custom of the judges to meet on the mooed Saturday of term and simply hear the arguments of counsel on the points raised. The judgment was afterwards given in a written comintudeation to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, who gave directions for carrying out the sentence, or for the liberation of the prieenen, arxeraing to the decision of the judges. Before the hoar appointed for the first sitting of the newly-constituted tribunal, on Saturday, the court was filled by members of the bor. The judged', on taking their seats, immediately graded to hear the Drat of the two reserved eases on the THE QUEEN O. 01/IANDO BIASTESS.—A RECORDER AND BOROUGH SESSIONS WITHIN THE MEANING OF THIS ACT. —RITZNI op THE CIUMII Or EMEEZZLEMENT UNDER THE STATOTI..—There were two points reserved in this case, a charge of embezzlement, tried before Mr. IL D. Hill, the recorder of Birmingham, on which a OW viction took place, the first question being whether a recorder and a court of borough sessions ems within the provisions of this set 11 and 12 Viet., cap. 78 ? the second, whether money pared from one servant to another to be transferred to • third, if appropriated in trensitta by the second coestituted embezzlemeat of money belonging to the master t—Mr. Miller appeared in support of the conviction, and, in reference to the Ant point, argued that, although from the wording of the first section of the act, "before any court of °yet and terminer, or gaol de livery, or court of quarter smiths, the judge or comule. sooner, or justices of the pass," &c., it dd not seem to in clude recorders or courts of borough sessions the whole spirit et the art was favourable : to the supposition that they were included. In the ohm " before any court of Oyer and terminer, or, gad de livery, or court of quarter lesiions," the word eny" was evidently misplaced ; the construction intended doubt less being any court of quarter sessions." The gram matical construction of the schedule annexed to the set ported this this reading, for the word " justices " was aid ha the plural, while " court of oyes and terminer" was veld In the singular number, The Larder was ex Elli• • justice of the peace, and when the power to reserve pelthe was given to the justices in county ethine, there was se reason for the exclusion of bor oug h meth= hem the sums eacrinent. On the second point the homed maned mm tended that, according to the wording as well as die** ef the statute 7 & 8 Geo. IV., cap. 29 the set charged amounted to embezzlement The 42nd section declares the appropriation of any moneys, &c., by a servant to be embezdement, although the same should not have been etheelly in the possession of his master. In the prey th IMO the prisoner received the money appropriated, hem a ahopman, it having been handed to him in the coursed badness, and it was his duty to pay over the same to the malme el the anablithmeat. It was proved that It was Ids day to meshes the wasp taken by the shop men, end to head the same to the ailder. It was clear, theployment, re fore, that the money was resethed In virtue of his em and that the money Wale .titer' s property, and therefore that the appropriation sum embezzlement under the definition of the statute. This view of the ma woo strengthened by the next deur', which was enacted to meet the difficulty whisk might arise in cues when only a single set of embezzlement was charged, in determining whether it was a men mistake or an act of dishonesty.—The Chief Maroc sal the court were of opinion that the conviction was eight, lad they should, therefore, sae the learned conned as Walk of arguing the proposition farther. The phew wee one of the persons appointed to reeelth meney, and, having received and appropriated it to his own use, he was guilty of embezzlement. The conviction, therefore, won goad. —Mr. Justice Patel= concurred, mid, with Impost to the other point, observed that as the Re mein wee ex elide a justice of the puss, he clearly came within the meaning et the act—The conviction wee there fen affirmed. Tan Qoaaw v. IW:eau= Gavarsi.—Ax Itrarcis MINT TO cornea SECLUDES THE CONFISSIOE AS ItTIDENCI.-714 peat Mr deaths here was whether a sealession made by a passage wee legally admitted and used as endwise maims her. Zhao* Gamer, a obi 13 years et his, obi mare Mr. Jodie Pomo& at the last Lin age lo fer atmAir to pain& her ohm% who was bibidtion, bp la Wilt ease " fig water." whisk Is a esemedhe soused% soft soap, and water, used kr maim ship. On tbe Irbil it was die lee ogre essibeden, tint Me abalekterod the be ater to her obese% Mow*/ it to be poison, aad she lid it to be re Mod ken lin genies. A bk. Gilley the medial Inas who shaded the Warn% was willed 'es a ream, sad MOM that es mestisebli the ipiri he did wet say to her that I meld be better as weave in her to ti, het M and no Ibsen err antailsaa, age did iny on dal f god it was proved lbobs!are the snivel at Mr. Oft dr primer lad t»t orb say esakedge, alas had any Weftf parts brio bell eat to her as sa iedatemeat to noir& • mom. however, who had lase present, was mad, sad ski die hotly swam that Jig board Mr. Chlby taii the primes in tb preesses of Mr meter sad gabber, " that it weal& be binge ter Mr to spa be trith." Mr. Cillby wee rewilsd• sad m hither emagnalke said be wad me shat that ho did oat my something of die hind to the lb lamed be asked her what she lied pot foie the sank, sad be might have told bin that it maid he bane be bra le WI the truth. Miss The Nas al he On irpeal to this washolos emitted the pe j iss ; but Mr. Justice Patten& ekes esse to alling hams, relined to noose Ii toss Ms Ese2temoridsi that, as the seidasee had mi bees ad mitted, he Mogi& ban rejected it had le Mows what still, es (Injury had hard it, he ay leave tt a lr... in their \me& Os the sass going to the jury the pelmet was aortal. Mr. Florae sow sired bat the seavistice was alsi ea the r =i that the maiming was forepraly set the a gdiskat Wassong* to miss limbs hem proved. In sappeet of his ergeosat be alai the goes," Spoor " (7 'Canis.= sad Papa % 7711,) " Barak Tone " (8 C. and P., 723), Ned " P.. Looker " (2 Cm sod Kitirsa, 226). In tbe iMer Nee it was held that a appeal to tall tin troth was as inimmant, sad the Geldings was therefore Wad ' When& la the prawn um the Obey evidence Wood on Mtelel was begadasio as to the milt, sad as the et:eviction rested otirely ea the egelessige, ft was *ld bad.—The Chief Bans said it was was that a obtained wider nth cirnmatimer, ad WitaNairb ; 11i4•110 11 . -- lobo his was of *aka that the eshortatios to tell Itha troth was ea Mineseiest to Nam —Mr. Jenks Patti eau odd, the embolus was properly admitted es evidence at lin gale it was 15.151 se dis wires Clilby dialed that he I bed node say moles or sod threats. It was sot until m aser Mass bed been gelled, who &pomades the eshortatim to tell the Wok and till after the re-szasaisatioa of Oilhy, that the gliseties to the ass of the evidence was mode. Ha s widens as to the Wannest bias anal earlier ' he hold boo aired to receive the confeesies, bat as the cm ' hobs bee less resened. be thought the whole ems might to go to the jury —The Chief Baron, alter essealtini with the se m Judges, said : We are all of *siert that the sea remise was Isadasissible as evidence, and that the onvictioe cased M miseeiald. The soot thus nee at three o'clock. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—BATOZDAT. SIMINWINON CAN'irt. Wore Commissioners Erma, Yonbisanne,;:pord. been tendered COorna, WILSON, AND BLAc&—A bed been tendered oe this estate on behalf of the sed County Bask, for 2,6631., in respect of parole% mmis by the bank 4eaMenel on the dishoneared acceptances of Tempel. Casper, and Co., a firm with which the bankrupt Cooper y bees meneeted.—Mr. June supported the oheortag that bed authority had been given by the firm of , Min a, sad Black to discharge all claims arising out of esserefi rre l the former firm.—Mr. Espland, for the the proof, on the ground that Cooper wes=mbms the i alleged authority was given.—After the ezudamilsa of Mk. Laird, the manager of the bank, the court decided that the proof ought to be admitted. Before Mr. Commlesioner Counters. liN WOODPIRLD.—This WM an adjourned meeting for the consideration of the certificate of the bankrupt, who wax a builder at Pedditsgton.—His Honour, observing that the bankrupt owed a comparatively large amount, and had scarcely a farthing of area to distribute, suspended the err- Dada* for six months; protection to be granted atter he had undergone three months' imprisoussest. it. tiuusitax AND lisuMati.—This woe the day appointed for the last examination of these bankrupts, whartingen, of Mark-lane. Their balance-sheet, extending from March, 1843, ta May last, showed a mum doe to creditors of 7,3931. ; MOW in good debts and property, 1701. The profits were put down at 6,5151. ; capital, 1,0001. The partner. bad respectively drawn out 5901. and 2,4921. ; sad the firm of E. sad R. Redman was debited with 16,1611. The bank rupts passed without opposition. POLiCE..—.—BATIORDAT. BOW-BTRIEBT.—PLI:NDSILISO ' as —A woman named Roberto, was finally ezernined, charged with from the &unbar of various barristers at which i t= been employed.—Mr. Funk's, a banister, of Lincoln's/ a, stated that he left town some months since. The Owner was entrusted with the keys and care of his chambers. On hie return to town, he missed a sword and a pair of silver egnaletteri, some silver spoons, counterpane, carpet, shuts. vices law books, and other property, which were MA la the obtraber when he left town. The sword, epaulette*, &e., ame mimed, were his property, and were worth at least 4= a 1111.—A to Mr. King, pawnbroker, produced the mid. s, carpet, and law hooka, all of which had hum at his master's shop by the prisoner at various dense.— Henry l'ctured this pawnbroker, and other camps having been substantiated, the prisoner was corn aimed foe triai. CLERKENWELL.—Tan SANITARY Acr.—A gentle man named Ramsay was summoned for allowing i . n his premises a nuisance injurious to the public health of the in. habitants. The defendant cud that he had petitioned the Comsat/were of Sewers to allow him to break into the common sewer, hut as yet his application had not been granted. He therefore requested that the eau should be ad journed for three daya.—Mr. Olderahaw on the part of the parish, said that be was not at all inclined to consent to Mr. ltaa ey's application, u the nuisance bad prevailed for four or five years. It was a running ditch, extending forty yards, receiving from White Conduit house the waste from the gam-works, and from many houses the filth which, to gether, had trsquently risen to the surface and overflooded the neighbouring premiums—Mr. Tymthit said he would grant hiss the time required, enuring him that if be did not do that which was unwary he would compel him. Several ether owners of property were prosecuted under the same act, and ordered to do away with the nuisance, and pay the expensea Poole, FUves.—tipwards of GOO parishioners of Clerken well were summoned for poor rates. Distress was in most cases the excuse. An order (or payment within a month was made in all cases. LAMBSTM.—AIItAULT. — R. Jones was charged with committing an assault upon Sarah Batty. The complainant deposed that on the night before she was passing over Hun gerford•bridge in company with a female - triend, when tome of the change dropping at the pay-place, her friend stooped to pick it up. The prisoner, who came up at th t time, gave her friend a violent push, and threw her on the ground. She (witness) followed the prisone, and asked bin what be had pushed her frieud down for ; and on her deing so he gave her a violent blow on the left temple with a cane, which he threw over the bridge, and attempted to escape. The blow inflicted a deep and dangerous wound. She called out " Folios !" and held the prisoner until a constable came up and secured him. This evidence was corroborated in every particular, and the prisoner's defence was that the coax plain st had first struck him. This the complainant posi tively denied.—Mr. Norton, after remarking in severe terms upon the unmanly, unprovoked, and cruel conduct of the prisoner, convicted him in two penalties of 01. each, or in default of payment to four months' imprisonment. —The fines were paid. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ZVI/MO. We have had the usual quietness of the last day in the week in the stock market. Whatever may other wise be the reputation of the Stock Exchange, it is undeniable that the members have a line sense of the salubrious, and comprehend to a nicety the sanitary difference between the noxious atmosphere of • crowded room in the Stock Exchange and the fine open breezes of the Sussex shore. lin transactions in the funds were thus extremely limited, from the absence of dealers, but Consols were done at 861, with money stock still scarce, and left off 861 toe for money and time, with a firm market. Reduced Threes 851 to 1. Three-end-a Quarter per Cents. 851 to Z. Long Annuities, 8 7.16 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 375. to 40s. premium. India Bonds, as.. to 375. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 190. India Stock, 263 to 6. Except in Mexican, there wu scarcely any busi ness in the foreign market. The bonds were done at 22 in anticipation of large remittances by the next steamer for account of the dividends, but left off a fraction lower at 211 to 2. Three per Cent. Spanish, in which some business was done, remained 221 to 23; the Fives, 11 to ; Passives, 24 to 3. Por tuguese, 231 to 41. Brazilian were 72 to 4. Chilies, 82 to 6. Dutch Twosnd-a-Half per Cants, 46 to 6 ; the Fours, 69 to 70. Russian, 98 to 100. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annual yielded by the various securities cited at the av of the prices which uled this day. Where erage the asst. (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the rate of div iden d is lea the income tax. nose per sus. Oeseok. mule Prim a s illigad pa 4111.48 • 3i Tens pee MC 11•0441 3 10 4t T lietr a". =llleek r r psr cest. t ix j '''' 185 •13 a " 3 14 =MVO. 1 44 _ 1 1 11 71 s 4 0 e. . 14 sod YdrIRSII• (aDoMa maw B4 . a 1 81 444 waters s(div. 7 M.) eesseela wreetien •Cay. ald ) 40 10 p GM e( 114 • ll pops Cienillis div. 2 8-3 114 15 a a &mesa esalesenk Were 4 ( 414 . 7 83 ) 119 - sl7 7 FizVie 1 B5 7 1 mourn Mars 4 01 4 .8 31.) 111 . 7.10101 11•44187. sesi 13orwiek '(div. M.) . 11114114111 MEM& 11,408 RaL Aar., OW lees lleads..Ul7 Nror ll:Veraa. =e li tiAM 4 4 l, s4ll. Lies .ezp. Jas. ,81 tads 114 y , DWG *lei" esp. Jim 11. 1840, 40 ; JoiA 4037 e. 11.18 lade Reek Mel 1::A. orsigstm 101111 DIN MID& wet. Maims, MSC tli 31If 2 13 per 11A. egeabh llisda. 3 3 per Ci. Partususs 1 1 •4r. Si jar Ont. DOM NadAsues. • per 01. Spat./ Bdw, div. tram OWL. Di. stet. vicrumoss AND MIMI ABROAD., Wank im. oh aw. var ••••••s• 43 PI rgatat 214.1 te - OD • 101.4: 1 4. • 40 darZl4 ads ;CO 644 . 1140 ash: NotOssairat. 111 Mawr i trews. al Mow. : Do. t ..... .. :I " num tal Ilsolosto. Noy. 11.—Loaa, MAU ; Oho, 11/a. 1Att0,110 . 4 . , ; DMA 18K OH; loos. . '1144 TOI ; ant twso 11/41. AJTllschose ow w 00.... wisp, No.. IL—Wachimp as tondos, UM 97. Asorssoos, Noy. 10.—A0. Debt Twomoloollall pow hats, 44! At; she, Whoops Cosh, Ili th ; DM & how par lOWA. 04 TO ; Auwol hap, Throowsdwaslf pot Outls., it TO; Mat Imes L 005.64 0 4. Nicessa on Loodos. DIU% two months WA Porto. KIT: INtlo, two maths Masher& 34.23 • DIVA, two swot* 34.76. The Worn. TM me Am es he mound from the to Oat tow which prorallod piraha. All he took won whd Wow. Tram mhos Ines dash Salted to !armies, Is wig& MINII faro Swabs otado Is Ur sr otot Is oassohnloo the fist Is the tottoot Mo ment, 3Wat Bosun, Nov. 1.-81. Schld. ileik.. Thisowsdsfistf ter Costs. Aseisispis :Us Larks, LAI ; llsolSw& ; Pads, hilt RAILWAY NEWS. We had a fair market in shores, but without much activity in business. The falling otf is the weekly receipts of the York and Nur'h Midland line was the subject of some remark. It was accounted for in quarters likely to be well informed en the ground that the traffic from the East ltiding and Hull, which used tops by way of York, has now begun to come upon the Great Northern since its opening. The York and North Midland thus loses, it is said, about 4W. per day of its former traffic. nitwit LlBT.—Losnos. Novas's& 11. Ilen—The *Wakes et Ems la llama .twee. Moon ads& szasseasse: *soot Maw h /Wks want prior. k tal Mao 40 / Abordaw, lll X r LeXteite, sown rry 45 Yi 40 44etwil.1 0 •0 !Di& 411 To., New U 4.... 144 14.1 , eirrP.Wol.. Delo& l a 31 Dr. Rm. 401 . . ... II 114. 1° u 1i11. 44 1 1 / 4 : 4 1 4 ::: . 1 4._ 1 4 : i n t...l 4 . i . , re il lora. 1 4 : lit . 130 4,.. Ww. a 1.0 .4 1 . liii 11, Du. Tiird. ....• sd. 2/ D4m. .. Oz. Jo.catt, 4 1: „i u I nv.x.se. ref fit 'I! .4 1 1 :•_!.rg . ..1. 0 ""w• B y t 15 lanD = Urs. Ar i t: 4 o 315. I* Mow.. 010 41 7. 4 : al. ". ! 4137 te l i ltie s Ti.er '4" 119 i 190111 XMAGriws.,6l.4 rd. 14id1imt4 im.u.5mi ..... a. ...... pc .. I I 1 1* (mut. Pre.. 36 11l Do. ad. Aare ... X. Do. Kim. &Mr 4 C 01 De. DrtatiGi.od , 1 31 Aidd.oo.o4:LlEridi. I l i 01 fl gw rilr ig . & tdr .. " ., 1:1 Do. Carr b. Do. gam - 14. Do. Inul4W SI Ds. Mr* U Job &ma , p 110' Do. Rm. IN. .. awl 2,1°Z04/1161t. .D...43...Fang; illiM/: " Ft.• Par i Drd L 108080.1 , 41 Ora , . i . 10 f - ' • Li i - if t i t . . 131 D 4 t., 1 1 NI 6 01 P No. i ?LI 4 . 7 3 ..!!I Pi 1244. qr. AL i. la IV 4 i - -.• • ..ler i ovutsr i 4.m. • . xi ”itiro ;hi , (EN. IS 1 :..: lii 'AI • 141.1•36 6 36 ,33363 kire a' 5. 1:1: 18. 6 SO amifirt/L166 601 .. 16 De. PrOrolge• • 16 uwittwitt3Bl/1../rlte. 36 LIN aim* AALAD 3 De. Mi. Z. Do. 014641pC PrA 4 ; 6 3 1:51, ! 1 1 971; i 4 ; . : ( 1 4. ..gi twfdy a r i v e. 7 :4 a l: n . 8: 61 ,4 1"; 4;1.1 LW. Dralo.:ters . 4l , 4. Dv. de. 1 A61 14. 4 rit " 41" De. shares—. Do.tsl , PrIJ 40. .11 d. 10t 118.64e.Truell.D0reh 17 Wirt D0.d0.1 Add 47' Nude IL rta.h.is 9. Do. lisseastros. U 4 Maratha II est( int lino 18.1. lu.s West /forth ofhloll. 214 21 Ls. Rm. 30 Do. bett.Dit. 14 Du. Ivetr,161. SO Weil Wows ll 10 D 0.4 dam II Do. ohms l/14 Do. • 194 I* 13 De. New. 17E ll4 ts 11 MI fh.l4 had St l / 4 , 6. D0...1w0 144 41 119 ! hares 8 9p. W Laaanmet a 4.1,11414.46 1e 11 11 ri Laaesehirs• recap 16 Da d 0. .... .. 11 114. 63 sht 174 D Pe o. sham I 141 114 1. Of ' DO. Natalia's.— 6 U El h reff i r9/34f W. Lanka. ,1 16 Marna's& W 699; 16 441 Do. 9 *Auto ll 49. ito Woo 66.1 ardltii1 Ip4 ai la Wain aro:1'1101k .. 36 De. do. am 31 ESL it Litt:l , l=4 , 4 44.11. 1.4, hi te*SYNI ....I a , 'Lea., lat‘kKa. ILO 264 9 ' DEW (amar.tak (.14 :0 De NJ DO. dean: 4 Do..Yea4l.6NerfoCt 11,00.0. 19.1 Ow. ~mew. I, Lon.l9llll:4.Waaare 119 10 161 4 n 6learea L• LI,3 bp. 1 1r . ...1 ,4 499 7 31 44.. 11' 1 4 1431 la.. got ma , • • DO.l • . , r,;. Ba iT ll Ulf I* 16 Di 41 41 14171 I IL MW is. 16". N.. 1,4 a A. War. North 33311/03311a11e llaf=ir ic s::::loru_,. , if 1 . 4 1 , adwaiew mad BassAws 1 MEM Dflaiduw/ . Virvaid a r biro. Cs A 1 b, Alinew•edillNik , U. UN Haim I Da .° s L..'" I D0Ca... 1 . Pre = " rolosla Do. Prelwast e. lama\ ai s :=4l;4: . , Beath Do. de /4.11 Do. de. No.) Ds. de. . . .. . No. 3' Do. do. nirds .. 4" Aso* WAD./ . • a v o.44.D7iiii .. , weswid.e Limerick s. row V0U4414 1 41 7 . i i Do. do I I v.. es • . .. 1 • , w tut e;;:iiiii: 4. Wa.. Eows.*B. Weft 1 north Nam.* Der 1I &011,.24•1fi11bW 1 i ILLMOIYIANII N °SS w /Abu • N IltPurer hail I isikaN/313.111D0nd 1 D*.Prefatoaal " . I 1.K.K.4W .ILtl4 I elms Miasmata IN Awgio-Daliaa 6 Amiga& 0 t ii =rit t .lor.4l nal 7t, Mach whoa Maat/4 Sit/ I 1 belts.l.lla S. t Noma,. .... j,.....10.11/) ..... 1 ot. India PewiWisii; O Data . O Mawr ;ad _ s •liiii 1 3 Nam 4 / I Orkll orth n. It Barden a PIN* gad Laws ) IO Do., do II Pane uswi Or/am 1 s.i.br, ,0 Psis oo: Rasa— . O Ps" le 4 Str. uteri . is Mato ...1 MIMI ' 31 and M.N.. O 3 Wait pun if lkasino irt 9 I is i 1 N r. It+ r.r• pasts, Nov. it. _ - Pa& mad Wow-- Eli Pao sod flows .... 100 e: Mos sad Ilsvre airleau• I liamilia .. .. lftiobouri and Yak .. .. . Centro IVlasoal .... .. . madams ..... .... :Oita ........—.... ei4 .. Pr Jamas. .ads 1 WI. 1 4 , a tr. 13 ' 101. I.llld. 11 04. 11 112114 !IC 141. rill IT Ig ltd. It CkAL jr lot fla. 22 :4 in 111 .71 14. 14 1117. A. N. , al-2.i.! LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. On Saturday the directors of the above line issued the fol lowing statement : In compliance of the prevailing &etre fur authentic Informs- Ulm on the position eau liabilities of railway eompaniee, the directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company have prepared the following statement in reference to their undertaking. I The following accounts show the extent of the Company'e liobilitiee andexprmlittue under four eeparste heads, viz.: I. The line. opened fur tragic ; 2. The lines in progress ; 3. The lines leased by the Com pany; 1. 'The lines not yet commenced. Tbe p iyments are all up to the 2lst of October last. The estimated amount for completio n I n a sufficient am for addltkmal stock for the new lines, and for the colargcluent el wallops on the old Unto 1. The how °pawl for Traffic. Raitnathd Mass of Medway. oToio complete. Total Cost. Paid. To pa). Meinehoter and Lcuda Main Line, Oldham Womb, Ileprocl liraneb,llallfal Branch. Wawa.% and Wuri l Mock t6 . • 3.7u7.412 • • 112.161 • A•ditun Branch, double one, Including the Intended Junction with the Iluddcolicl.l and Manchcoer Line at tnalybrldon Oldham Latendon Lino and Munn , . Station ll .. 130.000 31.0001 n) ..100,000 Mandienuir and Bolton Hannay and licondcY Branch, Butlecia by Act 1010. and Wambodur and Bolton Canal lld ........ m&r Heysoal Natencloa Limb aad Fork at Blue Pita 44 • . 1:4. 000 • • 11.000 • • 10000 Wakefichl, Pontefract sod thole Main Line, and Aekern Smack ST4 GlO.OOO • • 10.000 .. 120,000 WeitAkllaft Colon Linn. 10111.4.1 ie bow hone t1440.:="7 eot peon.. Tlx., £67.00)..• 71 .. M 0.15 0 .. 79.850 . 310.000 124 ,12.120,023 0.212tif /Amnon (a) A proportion of this amount• .rieabia bUm m Athena° Company. Ttn.. amount the the woviaton neeemary to accommodate the mocha lieu traffic tot the 0 2echti of the Lite:tool and Bury Lute. 2. The Linea to nctfirtds• Estimated MU.. of 27, complete. Total Tor. Burnley branch. altera tion. st bury ilueludhag York to the boot Labor. nhire Haltom at Butyl 9 .. 3 67. 801 130.309 Ardank t.renCh li .. 110,ad .. 14,171 . aletbley done Linn& ilocbuttag work oo Ulu Oak tochaw branch) 14 • • 48.2711 Liverpool and nary Hall way—viz. : Main IWO. TYthaelli . greet E1t0,4013 end la al Liverpool ,tattoo . . 381 I.wl 2)M 473.94.. 1,476.000 LherpoA Hoek branch al 1 .. ivo.vw • • : 4A+).. MAIO Iluddendinld and ticld lladwa)—‘lz. : Main line, Ilolindrth ranch. half of line from I'a , olodo to Iluthlers• 6nIJ, and Iluddernlield Want 1111100 Üblon Ball ways—vl4 : Low Moor to liradford• Low Moor to Hunt:. and dative aud , work at Leeds llocludatt the Wanes of Parboroen tory cm:wakes .t.luLlktn . Ui 316,911 .. 63).184 .. 937.000 r, Wigan. end weapon tai l " - 4114owoostiost nada& thg the whole et= Parthweentetwens mums price to obtain the • • ... . .. 161.091 225 , 000 vt for now URN, Oa =WO- G 5.726 . aSA,OOO 125,0U0 730.000 114000 .. XlO,OOO , (a) Thelma peat mehaeg. "l tet is tel s taelet Yeeleaheat AN lam Comtrthatiea of the Mt see the) The land varehmeal. Malin weds ast — W — darnmead. Wader ld crol of the Nast aaeaebb• 4 3. Liao Lend by of Hatt sad littered by the lasereidse and r eb ottle &Ow Goo (a) The North Links . (h) Prom and WM. woraltimorri MOW for the tell le) .n., j rimig:iii . illi.: . I . iiiiiii; iiii . hail; ii AM iser mph ea MCP ad f . " 11 bole Ibis alialifiiiiiietla...... ...laiaiiiiiti Perth- Wetlisa Oemotay. The have *Mr cd the Neu* Urearr n eore= et - & — Preole. " Zgrm Ir) aseemese em a i re NM veal 11111. esaitelmite fain lam ata sims loraipt. For preenhuns on Menthes ter, &dunned nary bur lions In alloasneeie Fur 023 Weaved Ind lien dune For 2483 Headwater and Lnds !stew sham For 60 Huddersfield and fibetheld shares oil For hue on Prcu.on and For 150 Oldham Alliance FUr 'a r44l ) and tloutbport ahem ...... A toe: 1 10,0.131 ts,tx x Total expeoded on dares connected with *hem. Fur eL and stanet.-ur €lurei . For 2,u0.0 Liverpool, Ceel* and liwutliport abates .... sieml A :I 1 A 52,0 7 ,. 15,001 7,out. ,E74,07:4 XI( la , Purchased for the tourpole of wall:film director* to remeleut the Laura*idre and Yeriuhlro Compeer. SHAKE ACCOUNT B. Sbare‘not Weed, Including all of doubtful ownc r. hlp. 7,.Y.il filasithedtc and boot* ea. e1!ye5...... ..... .£140,43) 2 f.. 1 .... ...... .. :oil 12,285 ' Jo Wakefield, Pontcfract,aad Goole l'..'fi 4,oes Wed Riding talon r-1 lt Userpool and Butt LW 26.7 bi Guaranteed 6 tar tout. J.IO " fly 48. order of thc Directors, Jury S. Moos, Sec —blenchesta !Corlett', trance the accompanying statement wee In the press, the directors have maned the annexed report (tiniest) from a committee of shae holders, who have undertaken to examine Into the present position of the company, which they hasten to lay before the proprietors gene rally without comment, insuring them, at the some time, that it will receive their careful attention, and that immediate steps will be taken to ascertain the views of those principally interested in the prosecu tion of the works, and the extent to which the recommendations con tained in the report can be practically carried into effect. "Mastaturra, Nov. 7, INS —G. talemen,—We have for a con sidenthie time entertained the o, Won that it wan the interest of the leading railway companies to suspend the construction of all works that were notimperatively celled for by the statesidee of the public, or which being begun and considerably advanced would not, if com pleted, materially and immediately contribute to the profitable work log of the original trunk linen, upon which dividends have been de cared. The present state of the railway and money market has greatly ocaffrmed this opinion, and, in our Judgment, the made that line of *Deduct absolutely imperative, which before might be esnaidered only highly expedient. We feel that this duty devolves tips. the harmer mummy companies in general More than upon any one company in particular; and from the feeling entertained, and mandated, tou, by many infallible gene at the hot half -party meeting of the shareholders in the Lanced:Lee and York shire Railway Coospoiy, as scut on subsequently, and in width, to some extent, we participate, we have born ad to consider how far its expenditure could he restrained without damage to the general in tetrads of the @metro and yet next relief to the shareholders. We consider it a denf which we owe lone. and have great satisfaction in makimt the edosowledgmeir, that the moment we had the opportu nity at InUmnAng our opitlion to same members of your hoard in amen intasoune, we were unwed din the directors would rejoice to give us eamy facility to enable us se proprietors, =iota for the advaneeMellt of the general welfare of the asap and not that of any pomander ilivewrite olden leoon-kesed therewith, to arrive at an neural& bnewhdpe oj e Cur=s, bo th se reopens the state at the amounts midst the in previa arsompleted, and like wise se Tessive our newsy= any or all et Important mantes. Inesurenota t= 7 12 . 12 . 0 favourable reseptica whkii wee so to ear fest ineveommt, NM availing o= l 4 of the meat @fork at me diegusel, we bow wiesed in what so kol to to is dab nom don. mown eq. We hive sot bed timo to sowwilibb mi. bat Isom loot eon Wadi= to . Ws two pinto Aiwa still vs, mums with yorannves sod the pills to WM sottorwl7 Mt swiiirablo wajlottads The di lis Siob r awbotbot tam efts! wad rooms wooseS bow boss bop flOwloo Ht that only Iwo boss mmed to melba woosst Wisp tie ilermsdou at dr pimstowt Ilwe be MAWS M theinal amen oat ivy 111611111 from sorbing boo Owe win Isollig it to a pros2to mdt whin ossaitios. Tbo mood **bob worts we as or bloc bliss. sow Imo soopoodsl 'BMW orlobbt Ma Swart t ie essysay, or 4. The Liao sot yet colowetweed, to which the Compan miltse ea la. tweet either wholly or la t i t r otwl which will not be without the eatherity at the Mare 1111 w of Hallway. Pall. Tor. Total. 11111etew aw dattd ...... 11 .. 100 .. 36.460 .. 33.110 Oll=‘ ;611eha. 11 .. 2466 .. 111,7111 .. 111,344 wel firth Demi hatiestes .. 1,000 .. 113,010 .. 114,01 D Aasabear if the Maw. Arbor llwellweet Uwe U .. 1,100 .. 406,531 .. 401.0hal H d New Lir the Woe .... 16 753.000 .. MAO afar . 00.431 121.441 110.000101 --- F•InoldI 161 =us lur. U .. 17.141 .. ULM .. 133333 1 a ) ar— 11111 1.51.031 11.726.447 ZEMAN 10l Moo imousts ropromi the (lynisers youirrbutiom the re maintop Out/Itat Wog food by beat pante. Irma *comma Hos I mot ;Ur pout payment mould to.. A 4100,176 LosYlay to to told. fully to ooti tin bar epees , / and la ........ . ..... . ....... ............ ........ L 114104 £:11.253,000 —fur "bleb the mummy will poems 200 diesel railway sad hi mites of anal; and on right of the home Mies Mated by the company they will heie the use '439 wiles MOM. The total amount of expen d/WO OS the Wed ftldiag Cobol lines now la programs, including the wheel, ei the Parliaawatary expenses- Ws., 174,0001., will be 1247,115e1. ; we *mid the proprietors hereafter determine to make lie line flmet Yowling te Leeds, the sddltional alas all.. of railway world temeasatist smowat by 124,0005., having a total sagenditure am the West Selleg Vales railways, In that event, of 1,567,0001. for ale* of railway. The wenpany's seta enthorhe an apes. &Me et 2,ess,ados. on Um his.. In ibis locality. With tetrad to the Hassamagg te ihresaseat go. 4, toe priors' obwernlies ineyeeZon nay we mit be rurniud ~niece the proprietors should WAIL lit to isigassimo as.. lbws la ea.- Ilan, boweicr, In this that tosseas lfsnebeetes and Southport hallway Mee Pendleton to Waking an outlay of 319,41111. to the early complethe ths directors attach the utensil liviewlenee . The 71 waft of old 11■• helemeng to the weasway-emstpriaust the atenebeater sad Led. end Illeathester and hone. Ores peva awl their breathes, produced, ke LIN tool., twatha males J.lok t.at, 41 1 /#l4l. of drum trete, et= pm mile pm annum, being room nun doubts, the trunk of all the rel,wa). le Kniduret th -Ir a n o e=sTs - oat - e Liwatard sod Sur, V.r I onto so, ow, not ildtrio( 1.0 tl ices we in the linpurWee• of the towns saw d by them to the old FrieMS CALLS. Calls will irs required Its Won yowass ; 1. To pip eft Inas. In so.A*l,stirs. nael.et tr. the pro visions of Mr. rdailstone's A.* .1 J 1,. An reftaisting esin sad arrows r w 1 Leven IVA.. Art., sod IU. snores we sossmss AP, awl ea: Le rnvired la Ins moulds sod st On dins 111•11.11INISS ••4 Less, LI% AA dinduetion of dividend to the shareholders. With respect to the lint of thews auldects, we erandered it err so grave sod important a dm. rater s• topsail!, as in our own clew, and as we beildre it will de la that d the thereholare. in recommending • common accountant to be employed, wbo should be responsible to as, aad awe no in draw. leg our own concludons, and we have engaged uch palm, um with him are prosecutiog the inquiry. And in , c om a s the stoat departruest, team which alone we could expect any immediate teal from colts upon the shareholder, three of our number proceeded lam week to cumin. the wora of the company to the east of uir-hes* On Tuesday evening. Oct. Si, we proweeled to Bradford, wad op we.: nada, morning examined the line and web of the Bridal tract, attending from Low Moor and anaemia( the Clooldwarce broach soda the other lines front lemeheater and Liverpool on t h e .Isand Weadeklaml Oedema the east,withthatlinpurtatittown and bamboo& We subnaquently promoded to name the meats. the Hata contract, which embrace the line from law now to Halifax and Bowerby.bridge, and whithOthea *melded, wig make the shortest tine of railway communicatiou between the mow. and mama larmal, or the important Markt' of Lawman mid Yorkshire. The result of cur visit to these districts, and dour sh. uninatlos althea works hi—keeping in dew that the great &lidera, tea alike day is to save the proprietary as much a pewit. from additkael ad* end the dimcton from havitnng reaoarse to the market for low, on what must he unfavonnidsmgm....th4 the ford moire% ofne advantages so multifarious as tojustify its temp., tan at m early • period as the convenience of the dintton and cm. tractor will allow. We are glad to find that the ohjr et you ban in dew to the Bradford contract, ohieh forms PO important a link in ocametiag your linos together, mai, now be attained, and yet a m o d, deride saving to the company's mdtalbe secured. But in the sue Of the Halifax embed (involving a Jaeger outlay of roomy than the End, ford contract, and not so inunediately or essentially affecting the p oe , rag intoned of the company) our opinion la, that it Quell: to he pot j. abeyance and its works suspended, prodded that the directors can make an arrangement with the contractors to their own rhea:tiro, and with all other parties inteyeeted in these centrocta, or slated by their suspension, upon tern* ju-t and equitable. From the hasty view which we sere able to take of thew works, they n em to be in a safe condition for ampension lir any length of taw, ore may be no. sword without material law to the company. Entenoining them opinions, and haying unanimously adopted thew conclusions, we think it our duty to acquaint you with t hem without delay. Alberto to date, in cond.ion, that our visit along the line from MU* to wakend and Goole inspired ors with feelings of lively satistactioe at the eat... Ming pro petits of the company; unit that we returned to Ilmicaster with the aim .ction that'by recrictiog the espencliture of capital, and nracti.ing the strictest economy on the one hand, and by alma' minor icel energy to the development of the mai& which naturally belongs to the chariot on the other, the farce hire and Yorkshire Railway proprietors may ressonably expect coon to see then =peaty inereosed vats—Wemash, tro., MAU), Os were, Joss. Waco, I. C. Harm, Jain lh ,ceovr. o have not thought It ntoomry to touch upon the Ma ear the snaking of which parliamentary powers have been obtained, bet which have not am begun, on we find your views have already been upland to the shareholdem. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS—Lune AND Tltlaei— Thealopelalars of share. In this Ime will be glad to hear of the melee eaSw• accapletion of the 11111110 Let tunnel at Branabope, odd& constitutes the most important engineering work. on this railway. thar feed. eurcespondent inhume t. that the iiriftimiy is completed *Abu, lay than to yards, and that It is expected that the IBM two tam will be atuithilated lichee the elms of the presort week. The Sranshope tweet la one of the creaming triumphs or eagirtering skill. It is 2 ranee 204 yards in lergth l tog 038 yards 61 inches logger than the Summit Tunnel dr the York hire and Lanessitire Ownpawy). The height of the tassel from the formation Hee i s IS feet, and Us extreme width 23 feet G incbe. Notwithetanding the great length of the ttionel It 111 almost one coalitionuo straight line, there being only two storli curves—one of shout 000 lineal yards at a radian of 4,trer art, and tie other from SOU to 400 yards, at • radius of 3,000 feet. The ground was nrst broken on the 16th Oct., 1615, and the first brick of the tunnel was laid by lir. bray, the contractor, on the 37th Jule, 1b46. Nom callud 14.1. FoUMW/. 185 1 . Jarnar7 tv,, 2. To pay or mortgages capita:mad in the emotion of 1110 sham, or so much of the mune a riviy lii to be renewed. Upon this mint there can be no certainty, but the directors wish to Mown that, daring the last twelve months, they have sooxeded in re. roving at lesetone-balf of the icons from time to time tallied doe and supposing the extreme ease of DO future renewals Wag ob. Mined, the calls upon the fifths would extend over 'period of dee yeas, pis.: 1619, 20s. ; 1049, 325. Gd. ; Ia 1650, 40s. ; 11551, 201.; 11152, 50s. ; and in 11 , 53,276 6d. per abate. In the above .see, it should be observed that the capital amount of the sompeny wilt not be inereand, except to the ettent of 15s. sd. = m aim on the flfthe More", which will be applicable to new works. 'Walled the fifths mortgages be renewed. it is estimated that a ailed Ms. per annum, for the next three years, will be suffi cient to sower the repayments. 2. Te same Mere payments foe works mitered hi statements Nos. I and 2- Tram three statements it Mil be MD that the total amount required for the 0o:wiles:on of lines already °paced or in I. 2,252,1124/towards which the company will have the Cal on Man=nks, and Defy theme 443 .0 07 „ on :Manchester sad Leads Iftlio Us. 6d. per Aura . on Manchester nn Leeds Ifistendow arm proportion sputicablo to works In promises on Irmetoster and Leeds rig per ant. predmence inlay issued 187142 ou Li.erpool and Bury AMID L 73,420 ~ oo Holder -geld and obeos kid .Imrsi . 4.0470 ~ on Wed Riding union Notes, * ovule I t , ............ ..... ....... ..... 422,976 Arrears of cull. AA due . . =AN ELAM,I22 SAO Lea Call. for the ►bore objects peat la advisee ..... Baum to to eased b 7 mortgages of otbtowtoo Total. The mortgage powers of the company nut yet excretes/I, than adequate to cover the above balance. List showing the probable amount of isolls to meet the objects, which must however be taken as subject to =Allies time to time by the Winston : _ _ 11andssacr liaaabcater Liverpool' Hudderdd. Want Babas aad and sod I aad Babas Ban. Lad I s. Ban. Sbedield. take. AIM A=. 1 =O. I 1.50. = 4 O --• Noy called . =3 £l3 £43 • £43 £7 lot.. Jaausri 4 lrebeaszy 1 5 5 1 M J .uly . $ SW I 5 5 MO.Onahn 1 10 1 Marca.. l i f 15 Aran .. 1 5 beri 11 1851 8 .Vataryi 1 — 1 1 1 I £340 BB 6IA £5O. £ll 6 GENERAL SUMMARY. Table No. L—Prosest position of loan asmont. Total amount of grant Goad and mortgage debts . %IL : Roods L 503,812 Mortgagee capitalleed Is the fifths zharod ... Amount of loam corercl by shoo ?rood .• • 1:30.258 Mon,, , aani coi,red by Lich tiftho duet not tamed 140.4.90 btaLwoo of wortnartai not reerwawal by show.. faibeal Total amount of mortgages not wood by dome towed • 617.128 Total debt ........ ...... 1f2.e08.4111 Table No. 2.—Eatlmated ?coition of the capital account at the end of the year IS55,1116141:1110g one.half of the mortgages raprinenbed by fifth. shares tooled, to be num. - ad and other calls to be made, ae Oman in the tables profiling. Total capital to romploto Iluo, ot•ened and In mows (sae statements No.. 1 and 000 1: 11 .= Po nimbi on socown of ?hooch not yet connnowed fuse statement No. ...... .......... g11,3D4,0 Share MOW ........ ...... .0113.117 Molt:age" mired by bL y .11810.111 mal ecßiftg shim 1.387.211 2;20.322 111,304.039 FNT.—A. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE SHARE ACCOI REM PTA. From Nast Laneawbire and Laticagter and Carl Lie Anna, which became thu proivrty of the L'inenhire and lurk. i•hire COINGIIy. and were ..old pumiatice of the afr meatsale Maiich.ter, Li 4ton. and Huy. the North I:niou, and Loudon and North Watt= Companies PATmasu. I P 7Vad Balance ... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. - - Nov. 11.—The market Mday was steady, and the odes were about 4,000 balm, including kW for szyset. MANCHESTER, Nov. 11.—Thoogh the home trade eon. Roues dull, we hare, on the whole, a mere active marks . in more. quince of shippers for the India and Chita markets, and the Carman Haws, =visa operated more tree y. The latter hose no doubt been anxious to anticipate the clueing of the internal navigation of the eons tlaeut I,,,ddrnt„,l to the season the former is a consequence which Lest have been looked for from the more era-waging advises the lest several overland mails have brought. The whole range of yarns up to 40's are In better dewund, and especially the lower numbers of water twist, which in some instances have brought Deter rates. In deed the prices of yarn generally are rather firmer. In cloths also the qualities suitable for India have been purchased more freely. including the lower qualities of 40-inch ehirtinpe , midapollams, and jai:collets. This former of there hare in some instance fetched an advance of three halftime per Mete. The extremely low prim pre_ vaknt for some weeks hare induced many of our general merchants sad capitalists, no doubt, to faint money quietly in the name saleable dassrlitioos of goods, and the stocks of the manuliciurcrs baying been kept down by this means, a c ntinuance of the present demand will probably give an impulse to prices. 0.642,7 M . 710,109 WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Leave, Nov. 11.—The et tendanoe of merchants in the cloth halls today was thin, and theme. ket was eery slack. The few purehmes that were made were chid, to keep up assortments. Prices underwent no change. HARD WARE.—BIRMING HAY, Nov. 11. Bnainells here continues tolerably steady. The home trade is good. The de. mood far newly eery deteription of our nuusufactures being name considerable than is usual at this period of the year. From the conti nent orders are scanty, and are, it memo, likely to be PO for sane time to come. The price of Iron, as Lard at the last quatter.day, con note" firm._ .40C,4134 THE IRON TRADE.—The increasing inclination to do Waimea at lower rates which prevailed after the late qua' teriy meet. ing, has been temporarily checked by the more promising incidents of the last few days. The revival of oar South American connection. the reduction of bank diseount., the favourable news from the Conti nent, and, above CI, the &aviation of much of that apprehendon which bad overwhelmed the &Ilona o: our great railway companies in causelews panic, all climate beneficially upon the feeling of the Una, and assist in re-est:Alining a tone of confidence to its every-day trammeling's. But the most material drawback, so far as Stafford. shire is concerned, appews to be the formidab'e rivalry of the Welsh and Scotch markets. Awl ultbi ooprh the ardcle produced must be IC keumledged to be inferior in quality, yet Meow so much improved that it can be substituted to • consuierabe proportion of these uses where Stafford-hire was formerly the only material consumed. Heave 's do. mend for the latter has become more limited, and confined to better obtai n able ur cu consequently the mark measurebe mom depnMng easil t y lutted, and literates ust, in a gnat, upon the prices at which Welsh and Scotch can ho brought labs the same locality. Them at the premed moment are cam-wavily low, and as yet without any tendency to improvement. The immediate home market of this die. Viet hos, however, experienced a slight imputes during the past week. consequent upon the renew, rl activity of the merchants and mantas* tureen of hardware; and, although this is insufficient to disperse the gloom through which the prospects of the winter trade have hitherto been viewed, even in our own neiglibmsbood, yet, in a dition to the coasiderations before-mentioned, and with a prospect of a better ex. port trade early in the spriag, more firmness may be expected in maintaining present Lags, nil a lair employment will be provided for the workmen. BREAD.—Nov. 11.—The prices of w heaten bread ha the lletrolxba are luau SI to eid.; of boLotbo'd ditto, 6a. to 70. per ate. loaf. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAu.s. OIL DIM OIL DM OIL 001. MOB. NR Dallis O,O Holland .... 0,0 Ladle o Ileutn- meuoo Waterford 1 Donagbades 01 Fresco OO Do. Mermaids U 0 tt .IwtuNotil 1 Ouern.fulers. op Lisbon .Nor 15,1 lisatau sad Ha- 0 Brasil—Novae 0 Hamburg 110 Wein, N.S. W. in law .. Nor. ir 011AVISVM, Nov. 12.—Arrived : Cathrins, Rotterdam; Sea Nymph, Wulgast; Ebenetee, Konigsberg; Hannah, Hamburg; Neptune Ostend; Jules Zeta, Harlequin, Havre; Triton, Ostend; Magnet, Rotterdam; Venus, Antwerp ; addllen, Rostock; Rottrrdani, Tim. hereon, Rotterdam ; Eider, Toaniag ; Storm, Muncie ; Alpha. Konigsberg ; Adonis. Rainbow, Rotterdam; Altdoa, Boulogne; Bel fast, Weis ; Herr, Hanna, Denmark; Neptune, Bremen.—Sailed; Sir Edward Banks, (Stead; Gymer, Jemmy; Jamaica, Antigua; Osprey, Port Philp' Dimmed, Sydney Soniereetabire, Sierra Leone; Lotus, Barbadoes Gilbert Munro, St. Lucia; Pet, Hobert Town; Palmyra, Demerar a ' Dream, Naples; Britannia, Adahl Daniel Wheeler, Deltete ; Diana, Son Sebastian; Collates, St. Mi. eberl's ; Princess Royal, Danboro; Giraffe, Rotterdam; Ranger, Amsterdam; Leander, Herewith; &airier, City ot Rotterdam, Rotterdam; Antwerpen. Director, Antwerp ; City of Boulogne, Boa. logos; Towle; Colitis; lord J. Russell, Harlingen; Prince Albert. Batavia; Dewdrop, Petersburg; Rebel, St. Michael'.; Seymour, Val. Valeada ; Empreo, New Yak; karat Sutton:it!. ; Magnet, Harlingen; Lion, Harlingen. r, Nov. 111.—Arrived : R. Alsop, Britannia (s), New York; Pearl, Ilatage.—Sailed : Pakenbeni, Port Adelaide; lftmpter, 414 Si. 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Oiten, brougham. tome% of • *mi. a, at Kiag Williamwtrect., Strand, tho wife of Mr. L. Reeve. P lA., of a pon. RIVIN UV/X.—Nov e. at Reotiolstown. An. W. Ttil Er: ton of n son. WAT6O24.—Nov. el, at WantlAworth oummon, iho 111 . c of S. Wation, Nog., of a dhatbta• W I Le 3024. ov. 7, at MT, the wife of the Very Roy. W. S. Wilhow. soon. MARRIAGER. BANCNO—W lIITCOSIBE.—Nor. 6, at 4161t.f0r.1 Church, Woretiter. gore by the nee. Philip Whitcomb°, Chrism:goy Piggott Kea.. ot Lira Cotta o. near Medley, to ilutbent. oitureit Lao bier of iLo late Edmund it :thrombi. EM.. et Illolly.rast, soar Cleobmy Mortimer. Sake, PA RlCaS—lialtitY.—Noe. 7. at Newington Cisepek by the Rev. R. gmteeo. M.A., the Res. W. Paha of Maneheergx, to Mks Raul. only daughter of J. Harry, Esq. PERlElNn—dilllTElt.—Nov. 9, at Colemlon, Surrey:E. M. Perkins, Esq., sewed .on of C. Perkins, Esq., klarhbne. to Octavio, third daughter of T. A. Shute , , LK.. of ilmicy Route, Surrey. 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