The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-27 00:00:00

lab) budltittnce. COURT OF QUEEN'S BBNCH.—Nov. 28. RITMO AT MU IWO AT Wl/1111NOTII. , :Blilell LOUCIAIWIII.L •♦enoa CPON ♦ PlO• DILDINAZT CLOS. 141611011 r 140T1. (Cesslailimi hem yeaaardara /apnea.) Ms. Ilerjeaat Into this sibmist the I ea - M• part of IS. pialsoil H. estaitbmi Oa as tt a ilisdtat was ost salad to their comeleersties, la, alas masa= ma who sadesty Naas lols ship Iselseaseemi al Oa world, blind, playa Mal may it am Mk he was 27 or 28 you' slap, Mod ban se boa I am at Mascheater, when palls Mee gam* isaiderial Ma awake, sad theraess has ekes 11110. Mee, elth ip allieth Me thew that =iratim Mans was mister nag aloha, sad that Ms. Cameral, as sot only war kaew that the Ulla et &Mew= weassimats Atkins for gambling debts, hell was oat et Albite bob, am kept a piabliarr lessee. Mr. Calvaries. was • reipeetablo men who had saaseal • lima as a ease, sad bad saw area, from hoineo H. was, ho hi the habit of dial:eating bin ad no pretest bill bad broaght to him is the veal way by Atkin, anis Is ad haws for several fie, sad be had gins him the foe ft ; sal, though ihe ball might have bees obahall fry he way lost at play, rot U the Jim basted IS. adatill was loserent ei last whoa he Messisisi a he was sadist se their weak. The basilisia of as othor Ms, aft b. was salami op is asma wag trassettess, wee eliegether =lnseam it woo ast likely that be mai ham ad had sash %pea s bill of this law smut (as Do shoal pea le did) U hi ham Os _waist was tented with Illegality. its leaned amid this alai the hiliswisi *thane: ibas ed Cavetwal. as phial; was tams ambeed— le I was himsay la balsam as • tams, is *est, lieryiebasactrest, Inithsallsam, he &My yeses. 1 wee sossesaal is balsam. I sale a ealsiat intim. ha retire W ega. Cts 11 , lag heft imam is ISIS I watt to sails at I lived am mil lift lan west to Claphiss. I bow maid a Clapham doss Mash last. I dose__lsa Mb blare I sesselltaka s Why, esii I boa boss is as bait of dieseatiop lalla aka. I has hosemata about Mal • am. I ospaisted with Atlas Is lin sea 184 G. I made sisals he Ma I dea't task Ila buoys him bases *es. I sully Mat how I ast bosom eselealeted with his. Ma pal me very well. I seasliesed dim • maa is as tart. lal sot haw that be we seas anted with say psilsg-haess. I nee the witness Dene ; ho hes sat saes me sal Atkin bath s together. He might ism ems ma et that base is it. Jame's-street, was I mgrosatiag-1 le try oat Atlases sham I did sot haw It was • inia At as eass bass mad Dens hem sees as wI Aida The asp we aptly Mai, a lair. I bets area ems Masa sr say alms amas piss imam. I Imo ante bees with Aida to as ham at the asses if Alloundo stmt. celled the "Stick asp." I sever seta Se " haat" at either of then two hams, or at ay ease fill=am. I did sot ksew what • . basset" was mil it manna by la atom. ay Lied Campbell—l did ass kaew the sun Dam. I bias had it mestlesed is ammo talk imam ma, bat I lhi♦s m 7 word I s seta se • Nana It n act trio i lag nass_side zra to =. for tawny, mns eke beak bad at. I have hanaotal bille he Atkim, P... themes& Is the psalm of Oa wham saw st askami lest MN, ee is th/ nee =eo l. jithe thy a wilisbie hosed the writ is * this waft. I mad him Vbo samba ths bill by fraud. H. aril ad. I said him a has asatomm la tko me, sad ha sold smid. I idiostra my eto memo hie atiesimas se salami. e I ealy lows heft/min year- Mg Oa bs bal lase away. Its salaam/ oat meal hat talk s 4mi, hesean be amid at . Sad Wm. Is ISIS, Mass tom to dimesat a bib a Illieboneses dm Hai a mesas. I diesessted it es ths 9th of Nev., ts that year, hat before ding so I ma istriirise as ts that selesacy ad respectability el adebetnes. I was eatidloi he was a reepostable ma, sad I dimesusted It. Ipa 9011. at tho bill. Lad Campbell—Row mash pet out. was that ? Witesse—l did sot ealealate. I Jut took the 1001. for wool f. Pao the rata of the loused assuel here intimated that It arm at of 40 pet seat.) izmalastioa fastened—Whoa I disosualad It the bill bad to ran three maths lies eight der. I save a Muse I ea toy baskets, Mem. hetet and Co., sad sem pulses it. My beakers pleseatM the bill when du. It wee returned.' It was made payable at the Leads. sad Westminster Beak. I thea viola to the defeadeat about It. Shortly attar I slat, a pntlemsa came sad asked me Is hold it for Om 11. leaser Ifs. 11. James said be dialed the troth of this MOMS la whams-4 bald Oa bill is.,, or at the gad of the Sege assellas a seedlearthae wed ythil MIK, sal EL roes Ow th e kisser bur Se thalami are MIA& 111 hos, 1861, Addis breed ise garbs/ WI dotal by lidelietheet. It was ter 1,8001. at .weir smewthejtit Or area bed az =. I thesaired it. I Ire lies M. by two eteqatas—oso hi. sad the elase he I>lol.—shish were duly paid by gay %eskers. She real MB wee pad bye jostle= us from re i= i iii ishathat ea the helm it bass.. duo. Is Death WOW, Atkin Mae to Orr tiso bill cm whisk this mein is ail I lid es. I we hiss a cheque fa Ilk. sad he SUL, rift 1,6615 f. OM b at Sear ref .Mat Mesa per gest. kw diseenatios the M. I raft el dr edgier agasitheatiga bw raga Arks sad re iadiat. Climws331•111111—I sever math sr irrstry Ant the aseaderstr. wit. I fires knew Atka . Is was bra err Debi's, is is. lauseg'estreet. I bre bean Own Owes or frier time.. I risk be ires Irby there. Time was a drawlay-recr, bititlion, sod Grego... l have ben la th e drawarreses. I did re Orr say riga bar ea a Übe. The gall Or I wools Own et the Quesa's ereastige, owl thee ges bed esibothreals. I did sr arise say sagas Ares earth ebb peat bre. I reit La boss at the , Is Albemarle-rest. The roar rue were wry. 1 rat is the Bark/ Mwhet yee eall " " Theme wee s i erthersa. Aides lard it hal It wee sr esweathaa be re it asst bin et the _ . Zs lied it liblbothrosoet, sr my shop wee la Sisal thembibeaaelleth llPlat so try ea hie dubs,. Adam it hops We lesetOsus and Hooey server. I arm saw a Meth Mee lathe Barley, or a table erred sib gra ( bare. Bre easy rimer glob sad soma gaga. I = t iled Mr. Atlas fiery ? (Learner.) Ithare—l egret ay. Barrow I saw ',admen is the sear Arias appeared to lit'. Or that Arr. I was perdrity rag is try ea rase. I red ter rest two Velesk is re day. I will est eager I was arse there at ataillel nibs. I row Criss Rear wag a cream of rag. 1 night bre era Mm it Bar the ley. Be woo .re. a.. tko lath. I hew Alatowated bib be bias. I tIM est agar enythley thallether Asa the is... at the Ditheley. I thew Besdasa Lea I be Is sane/ Gory. I bur diasended ble Mr, gad I repot is my I bre ear of lie dielasansed bille sew. I did set row be was a amiss. Is.. hearer, GM lad boos lediated. I was sacs lull he =ex parr hiss bail. I are :q shoat brass I distorted his Me ere pars la tbe tallerisi busier st likashisfas. ho eh maw reedier their rasa. Ide set thlth hie Mlle wow Mks a p drape Atkiaa. Rhea Arrives is St. James. gar I sera brat his, ries 100 f. at a time. I sorer gar him =cry at St. Issies'oreet ; it was alwaye stay Mw. I bar ems Dar beim rdsy ; his ere a. a seat la the thirty st the coreatioa. I was walking dot's St. Jesees's street is the mord want be asked we to so into the Mae. I had rows lien before. I gassier I. re the preprieter. Proprietor of what—re baker t Wheels—Yee • I regard be bad hired re balmy for re day. I hae4 sa waned Espial& Ido sot rink I bar fired bills rkiq I Iwo reined from Addeo is his bare te are preasedings open. Tho payment of these bilk, is ay ksowlodae, Is. sot lea toakted oa the proud that flay wen 'lna for gambling Ireasertior I have are brigs ler Atkins's groom , but se salutary drawn for Midas. By Lori Caaaptell-1 have sada sa application to Atkins M gay this acesytaass. Crowszaaslastios seatiaaad—l bate takes so premed. iess sera hr. I believe li • lives is style at Browroa up ta the presest thee. Is es anined—Tbe Awaken ate% Berkeley was KW to that in a aohlasasa's Imam By Lard Campbell—l thought Arita kept re Berkeley as a slab for sp was( sees. Be. ea erainsues coatlard—l serer err soy gaming ploy ea la ass hoses. . — Bp Cori — Can:plan—l 055.1 played Is my life, and 1 sewer, to my knowledge. was Is say gagging-house, or la say hosse where gentian was poles ea. Mr. Taylor, clerk tekesen. heats and Co.. bankers, proved Ihe payment of Calesowelre ebegsee. Creas-ezessiaed—He keeps ea unseat at ear home, and has always • plod balsam glo-:asmined— He las beaked with se taw years. W. Lovett-1 am &Mammy for the plaintiff - is this adios. I haws knows his Aiwa years. When the bill became 40• I maimd isetrastians to apply to the &deadest for paymeat. The defeadant same to me general times. He liked MI to Witco platatidr, sod got tao bill, reaswed. He wanted 1,0001. at three mastbs, and the other 1,0001. et twelve months. I sold, Mr. Calverwell meat hese was, messy down. I eltorwards brought this anion. I met Hr. Atklas by appointment Ia the City, and told hi a the notate of the defence which hid bees est up, and asked kin foe as implestatlon. Humid It was aot tree. He peaked to it em'. es • witeese, bet I was Isherwood loot sight that M was 111 fa the e netry,ead isould sot tow. By Lord Campbell—l savor applied to his fon peymiat af the bill. de sot lisow when be sow Is. Bo Btii.;aatShao elms awned up the ►videos* for tbs plash', sad a +utaselat th►ttas toadmosy of Mr. Colter veil mu far nor► diserviag of croft this that of the sk ims Davie. Mr. E. Jaen the nplied so the wird." asao, awl cosi laustod loautediat several IS the alusaor of Mirka, wM be sad had boas -' - • it • Is Minh to d.. 1 with thus XL 1:1= said die beakrapt's sponlations had Mat sal Abram he tba maims. _ _ The Omokieber- 7 1 e 5 ;to eleirestka of the Metal regwhisk I thervaghly eleph—" The law kaiak skaspes beet -lusgise mos rest, ui rus throagh aimed nay poet of bk esesuils. Oeriag to the lowlesey et bit beim% nay pelt heek-kraglas wee required to mho biereessele ekes." So aieg hen a esteset•elass esollieste se Wee eM gels stesdie beat Ilk Let exudes. ties, with vetoed= is the Mellatialk. ▪ 111!10111115—A 50/INAIIIIII27.ItOZAZE lIPICTUL/TIN. This ~i 1M ;Wei — ssl77;•WWWli Roberts, owlesor sad mealailame at meat peep sad mereB temosew .1 l'sylar. TI. bobetwabsat is.. MIMS@ 81 - 1110 11111 of NMI, whoa Ow= we la • aliwase at MLR. am owes to arm Allow SAW Is Wm liekiNse smessity.ll,lllll. ; US& The Nom Imo Awerad at 2161. Is witaely, BARR Mt few Be Mollimmala Telagrapb Cheiray, led OIL mese Mid by amodlle. bat it was "Mod that ad=fp 1191 lad milood to de sem. no pi& wow roit at MIK Isom sad owomm 1.1921. TM tar rapt elm Ms sepsoat of hi oloila ea the Mee. laisrma Teipapi Otewsay s-- 4, Oa Oho Ma Kay, 1865, I mend lato • asatnot maw sea with Joba Watkins Bret &lard, of WC Meditowastsai Tdsproph Comm?. to lay lowa a sabworiaa gable Bee Mathes to the Owe of AM's 10,0001, sal RANI how Om* lama maidaal, to le paid la =maw klivabi: 1,0001. days der my slip wat alongside of his Mee to main the I ate'; ROOK 14 days atter ; 2,0001 when the skip resoled tbo Nies ; 6,0001. whomthe sable was laid lowa ; 2,0001. at Cisem wham the "alio twat that plass to Ws misimi I asepled ski p l the anal= of Ilto sow =E i r L owidod • mils&, inc iSi Mei larebs, ship is aril ww wild r retsived abM dam admis as We 170 Math payable Mtn swaths oats &Mb, 1,9001 Mei um &Meowed, sad me Wawa by we I washed no mmod. The swam broke OM wawa wilb sail waft twolkat witb,,M4Grom tor 6,0001. I m mesa yeast Road hat tho Ant watiesk MLA is NM wefts. las MOM by Mr. &demi BIM, who Is isMositag the sem. that de kill =NM "Camases ma war will be ~..road. I sat swami wt tho map" Ma Oda wares will be eta &ter mMAs& k Ms two lammeso waft* and muse, 8,1201. IL 9d. oapportai. Mr. DM* mesa is, • matte. Mrs. Bam Yaty Vita Toll, dßisimed, who lad sitramsd the baakrwe I,oooe. m a Wed to URA sod who woo mow a jadgewat author ter the lima balsam He ant wished to imake whether the Wimp had paid 1004 law cowl, as be sopuld to do at the lest as I domed bereft sae asy sail Impopmsat. He wine Ws setae Wale madam Ms. Daph—Taa W man eatable aftWasto. At* olllz e r s :a e lizioseass t No ; they Mrs lapsed is wasepasos if the bil rL i g i pt—Who asamossed the proosediags to Mak rorsitrupt_ Mr. Beals, the Whining anther. Mr. Doyle—At year mime t Mak/apt—Tn. Mr. Doyle VI WM Be ateliers had boat do wered ; lad, as aolitor ohm Its ropmesatod, It was awhiag Mao Ms. Lammas wilasid l l• th ba rtems of the esetsset ea &ream W &abeam' with tboXoditorrasosa Telegraph Cwspaw, sal metal that amompistisa was oath to Tb.Ms catape timmivos. lowlw y im. to wawa to quisONIS. this 11611 salp OIL kw Be meters at poem& Is see la oostiey vim 11. baaleuptay Rinsoodeips waft mmtaisad ; seat of Wan was that Bs eight lista& ibba Stlst the &at Ma awn peat abated la ei . to Climilm alla mad* mall so• be ewe to the Had the wets p_oassdA as Amitt • TIMM wedit Had resomod. Ms les• wan meditate we if this bow& at salsa.. 114 DayM Mame tho bwkropt with obtaialai Mrs. V.. T011'5...., W false nermatatem Ho was at wt pis a meta to the Royal Mateo Axtillory, bat be had amid to be is. Ho bad bow takes la ossoatioa, sad obis la pests had got a Madly ',editor to reties that wasi. It a sartillsato win groatel, he hoped the wart maid saws a soadlesa making Ws boalespt still liable fa Mn. deutit Vaa Toll's debt. BM was • widow, sad almost entirely alo. 16.1awraaas otjoatad to my oladltion. la the =MN of Cams', the Lards J bad ozonised their rilisthat sub • soadltka was tra.y to the apird of baakrapt kw, bolsi fat the fit of a pattlaskr datiabs. 0.4.4 Tba Oaautiaskata-1 wool In • •••'lldow ler the Mask of • partloalar auditor. f d o it as all, 11 will be tas.lbabsaadt:of th e criminate pasta • I .tk . 1 b 1 • 1 ‘.. that kill ma la NM t h at of as laroator tritium e•Plks ;MOma i• trade It la Ids bask. abbh ha aartoadar to th e Eat of dm mart ; sa d : I as hosed to siva the the to at %bat at to whisk tboy baked ptl~dpMy its rsiiresoMisa. Mr . Lswwwww—The pubselple, if szteaded. night be Rade to apply shout to every met. Tits Cesswiwisser—TM messily kr srallt is at tbe basis of the heoloopt law. Is sods saws as this. ths waft Is Om Miser to the wind of the Nam, which is worth thews& Mr. IMITILIM —Your Honour rohood to our: soak • 'sedition to the certificate h► the ease of Monti.. _ _ TM Come iodearr—Ba tMn the ilkirePl had refused to apply foe say mutants until all the works la Mad were fu_kest fer the beside of Ws estate. Le;resc•—latijai easetheeirtilleate wee soireadi lima, eel wee of the Int lire. The condos is oee of essaliareble impcatease became U Kr. &diem pee late lbe mud& .vela, haulm/ neeived a sertileete with this inadiliee. whisk will met be morally ham, he will L awe be yeasliki a tread. Oeseelesionee—Thes, will yes tell me why the hits letwre should but each a roubles is the statute if It is sot to be 'Remised kra;wraCU—Tour Rower nut tense use if I &- slime the took of explaining all the ieeragnities of the statute. I perhaps have Ow hearer of addressieg the oldest and perhaps the Mabee* bankrupt law authority is the euratry ; and I subunit that the first pelapdple of the beak rept law Is to relieve the bankrupt, by the outdate, DOM all liabilities. The ease of Kn. Via Tell, who bee resolved Ignat Pert of her debt, sad bolds sew security, is not by fat se herd it that of the 'auditors whit have supplied [Mill Re the of thus enbatariu ezperiments. If line Mlle the ecunotay hid bosh suoustal, all the aeolltaue hula have pot 20s. is the read. The bankrupt km ekes.* eadlergose three sauthe hapiesenseat ; mid I ea honsi te protest eldest the propued coadition. Ties asahraiel an very vault surprised to bear , yew say thaL Mr. Lowrance—lrby ? The Consulesieuer-1 &lined, renumber now that on the last coulee Mr. Roberta loft the wart amputee( his I desire that Mn. Yu Toll aluesli be paid la lull, and I gave him audit for as bosousblekeliar. Mr. Dole—lt was as that &Wan usdentandinp that he was allowed to pass his essinitatioc. Mr. Lawton* had heard of the 'audition ltekre. If the bankrupt had gives each as asdertaking he was bond by it. After a convenstioa the bankrupt armed to aseept a second clumpurtilleste, on:coeditioa that it should not protect his future acquired property soul he hod paid a dividend of 10s is the pound to his present auditors ; so further pro ceethisp to be takes against him without lute of the court. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Noy. 28. =MI 1114 BARON AUMOCO seas Xi. WION MATSON. Marlow Heater, 26, sad Thema' Marty, 30, wore in dieted for a highway rubbery with violin's arta Edward Mmes. Ur. W. J. Payee eoadsated the ties: Nr. Sleh dokaded Heater, sad 111 oppsand fee the ot her Omer. The lama weasel fel the proesestios, is epeeists the ewe is the levy, said that the edema imputed to the psi- Mlle was ea* of those motto robberies that bad of late Inheattly boss so tort' prevalent, sad shish had suited SD sesoh slam la the pablie salad, sail shish it was obis. lately asiatesery should be sat dews by the stress arm of Ow law. He this pee • Wet sonstive of the hese of the ow% sad the following *oldest* was adds's& Mt. Ildw•rd Y the • - —___. _iiiaeos7the pelmets', dope sol coat be Ira B enin. -- -- pa spiirly INS away, booms it was COURT OF BANHRUPTCY.—Nov. 26. a beakees dick , sail resided at No. II Oaferd- terror, tbat if ii. spies Ile Ina% as be meet hove dose if he moat ats. 001111111MIORIa FJOILAMWO. Claplialoreed. Oa tie incoalog of the lel October, about I owe het* tbe 'nano Ws, be weld booe destroyed the ease IS as 110PLTill "cmoncot nitroanato." ' , sir up pose use &sleek, be was at llteseasad, is tee W 'Weill The beakeupt, Oblides Deaths Hope, wee described sea Illoroveb, es kis way bone, whoa be observed s meta shoes SAra Ca •Pb. ll 9 ni ossailog ■p the •video*, said thda publishes/ sad bookseller, el Grist illarlboloaik-street. be resegaised is the primmer Haste r, sisailisp is tN peso. woe am ethos brought by tile indorses •Reheat the s► This was the adjearned wildcats zaettiag. The sensate nest, sad set Inoue Ids appeareave, hews float to Halt "I" of a 2,0001. bill. 1 " dohadaat *thalami In had anionisonl on ski Ist of Monk 1854, with on oodooolod of the puramost Me lb. cosily). wlini bo woo snood aa;isii TSB EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1858. emolu of 4W. He sew ems to unmated mean 2,743 L ; to those holding teeerity, I,KOL ; listalder, MIL ; liabilities sada Megrim? ta 1343, MOIL The mete were about 410 f. As it. of 1001. ap sutler the Mad of " Cult melted Item the Chunk ram to earry es the Maier elpiespepss." TM leads were put down at 6703. Imes ea Maw 1 ; Oboe bum, chiefly realhatlea et peemetr. gilt; haute nN penesal e saes MIL The malliestotee Welly anapper pro adwellslai psis. pegor mattafromem Mt. Mr Ihe imlants, Miami to the law liiiaitt• saier Ile modem Meemt7. a d Mtr avo lhat sae beek-kespbe oet bleu what it mobs to as... The molopme Mower, was Valles that the Mame Medi hem hie eerlaelle. _ Mr. 'swam said the bank/eye had bees absintsly Medee eon Ms debts seder the bselessey—he had measly Isemeared gassy Is Ids bissesslisei beams site diebnese et Ms laaelvist M mod saber =wanaggsked preys% gad ada set mem Isla saga sew eredilues MIS bestows had bees engaged ia the Cowriersavagaper, trr ib• of earryiag wt lie views of the *soh rehmarea. " C l i paper was a very Mama pebllies tan k had leis ed me Ilse; II hod emend te be egl pedlabla. =Alban. It II adenoid Me realm dew el the densa inibelmdely those Aran MI saga him sal= the Muss% eistrieste. Thaw had Mesa Mu ea Mat branch K the seam; the elks, bed bees wadi& The C ' I de set AVOW leases strata. Mr. Lamle.. said Obey gyrated le have bass absorbed by the karma. n• tad* means wise set very extra vagant The round the throat from behind, sad at the sane lastest Hunter caws op sad laid bold of his anai and a third non caught his by the other ars. The prieonsr Marty then nese up, sad the three proceeded to rifle his plekeu. He resisted end kicked at then, but they forted op his entr ees; unbuttoned all the buttons of tie troween, and polled out his shirt. While this was gong on, one of the men celled ont, litssese him tighter," end hie seek was then premed mon fruelbly, end be nose fuennithe he • short tine, mad when be erne to Ward( be frond ail the men won pm. TM any pipit/ _taw ken bin was a pipe and ems, lain MB =ldol an eI lie penal of his onneet by the polonon Haney. The preenutor added that no throat ma MN sore In oreesqunee of the injury fanned open his, awl he frequently felt diseases in his bead, and his swoosh end ant wen oleo 'evenly braised at re tine et the lennetien . . . The preaselit wig reseseraised at sass leant by bath tbs WNW sward he the prisoner, with s view to diet tibial be right Issue bra mistakes as to the identity, W be reslitel &draw that he was positive they were the Elsa whirr eseasseed is the attack that wee rode ere Ida. The pima Meter, it appeared, wee brought be Yin the aim sir be roogaind him imariately. Illsiew the (llurty) at the Tower•strot prio se few days aftiewarda. sad at case pointed kir out as ass alas see wite resulted sad robbed him. Jobe ieith, s pries cesitabls, deposed that he was es dote le Illeskereareit ea the monist is worse sad be bird sands tbsegli ponces were sculdieg or stAggliag se Ike 019111011 Sift Or tbo way. lip Mk getting user he saw so Ajar whisk tar al eel to be the body of the prosecutor lyisg es the grata& sail a sae noting away lie felled "stop thief," sal Mowed, sad the ran tare d Trinity pure an d be kept he peeler ud whoa he had goes • short dieters be heed the pryer Heater in the retry of rather pollee esestahle. I. sower to $ quo ea put by Mr. Sleigh, the witness sold that when agefer was takes into reedy be said they were sablakes, sal that he was numbs( after a nu who bad Oared man dews. . . dela AlmMd, ssi - the;Yellui readable , proved th at h. nevin eadyed as ma Heater R ia a. T . rin u i74tre a t a. H. rn wu ..Isanother - a pain .eatable of WA M divides, rued ast be applauded Marty frost the description &ea by Us preratiu le Webbevrew, on the Bth of Moveable. He told lila he wee charged - ith useable' sad webbing a genthrien in the Swoosh. H. at first said he way net ens if Use saes, but afterwards he said that author 'rasa Is be taken u well u Isla. Abram Cieerthe. author paha etastable. Use as. elayanial Broad at the thus Marty was appreleaditd, said that alat Musty had Ines leaked up at the Tower-strut had ..widen to pus the all is whleh Clianiksillillills'ennlind. be awl be ailed out to bin and said, 0 Jack, yen ad I well .to rights' for to last night." The plasm apnea. " Oh, did I ; dm you an tO IMO this thli. 'alum r. sad the planer uswead, knew I an." - By Yr. Ketealfe—Ho had knows Marty Bre yam, and dung that time they always called one an Jack and Tommy. (A laugh.) Winne had boas a poliosnea cis yens. Bares Wallies said he should be glad to be informed by the whams the eassang of the myosins "to rights." Be fond sot odentiod what It was hundod to eosin. Baron Aldsmea men be imposed it had nothing to do with writiag or sayings of that sort. (A lasgb.) Mr. Y.toalN essionded that the winos ought sot to ha permitted to gin his own esplasatioe of an eaprosties whin was evidratly any intesded to throw a prejudice upon the primer Morn. Yr. BUN Waillol said that surely the snit ought to know what improssice the simians anima to the wit ting. aml TM instable this stated. In sunray to the questions pat by the .out, that "t rights" was • slang exprenton. intimating that there was a dear ease against the parties wand. or that they ware the rink: sorties who were charged with the eenninism of the ollesei. . Mel^ MI the dee el the on tbe said Mr &et MO. no eMenntrely inland the evidenc 7vvereetloa, e that had has @lamina NAM he sliest, be his that It weld be hod= he Y. i ailneept to Woggle spinet • amminden, eel be thulium &meld an waste the Wise 111 . Sildifig al Make elenvellme IMO NEM . 55 possibly have way poll Abell see the primer Mc. Mehra; oeil thel lie 11181/fla hied had an doubt tabs preps ow ei kr me Ms silent woe asesemed ; but M estseepeed te lbw tbs. Ilse ere et KM, woe very diltamme as OM ollie esamemion. sad that lbw tulip was net distant peed Of Ms Ideality to Jai the jury in emnielleg Mee loss se imbue a sharp. Mr. Swim Weirs boobs sunned up the son with gnat me sad Inpardellty, The jury at ease Messed a radial of Guilty against both primes,. Sslimes way Ws ales that they bed bilk has. pre. viously convicted of sissy, end that Hoeft had been sentreeed te tranopsdellem and wee llbscated is a Whet-oi lman. It also spommedthat Swain woo tried la tide nun with mother non, s few asses ego. for a very desperate robbery with videos* at a jeweller's shop in the (thy ; but, open that nosien, be was eesnittsd. 11r. Bans Weems, Is pawing enteues, said that the niseasn had boss emnbeed of a very serious offne•—tbat M highway nebbny oeneepanial with violenee--end one whisk he was may is lad, wee of frequent orcurrenes at the tine, sal whisk It was absolutely neoeteary abeoY be pat down by lessee punidineet. It wan not to M telented thee r.laa.nkM rations of this metropolis abeell be Unshed alert Mae sight with viehmee almost to derth, end Mb gassamilme inset be pat • seep :to • van taw you. ego &ft gm would hay. bar turlsita. Ed without at a Wig eousideratioe thselesenseemos of the previous maiming that hod bees proved whet them, be telt that it would be a aegis* of duty ea Isla part as the promat esesakes If he did ail Mist the full malty Load W Ile low ler the aides of whisk they holl bees otenboal. whisk wee that obey dwell be* be tresopertel binsas. be the emu et their sow& byes. e a meteest the asslesse was peemennesd, Hunter thaw himself ea his Uwe, and with bend& inpneselems de• eland that Marty was tannest. Mute miss orated his isseessie, ..d bon planers wen emeediegly nekst, sad it was with tome Minsky that they was embevei from the dock. NEW COURT. BONli VIZ 00.01011 1111,114/1... Jobs Harry, 40 leather dream, and Henry Brown, 20, brahmaker, ware tarred for Mean Tlij yards of cloth, valor at 416 i., the property of Bulimia Worthy Horn ead anwrir. Ms. ReMassa Jimeeered ; Mr. Ribtoa appeared for Raney, owl Mr. MOO end Mr. Gest appeared for Brows It appeared Or apes the Grabs of the 12th of this ✓ear the pima , Marry retard the bookintofiloe at the CNN Moodrriset. City, jest as the parcels were 'Wag paired late the cart to be seat to the railway stations, sad baviag asked sere question se M was la the office, pkked up the parr is gators, cad was welkieg off with it, when • lad at the root of the book ie; Oleo who had warier the theft gave the alarm. Ramp spa that threw the parcel bock into the oleo, and rue off, bat was pursued, sad alter some oratare brought beak in custody. Airiest Brow, the riders was that be wee near the cake at the time of the ff reefter, sad lad lira seen e that aed two reeler Mira. cheat are the ra booking-dike in company erk i rrarry. The jury Acquitted Brown, and Ramey havieg been rued Owilty, was santreed to ala ran' peril servitude, it beiag proved that is 1860 he was *unspotted for seven leers, end had but ;site lately bees let out apes a ticket of leave. John Bracer, 43, *homer, was halicaid fora burglar, is the dwelliephoese of Thomas Rope Courtney Gray, sad asalieg therein two dowse, valued at 265. Mr. Pays. proorred, and Mr. Gent dreaded. The proreator is • gentleman living at Charlton, Kea% and he bed left his hoses for • shore time without anyone in it, dewing which time the entry was effected, but the thieves, of whom the primer was one, were disturbed and did not carry of any property. ?fierier was taken non the spat, but ant aril he had struck the prosecutor a severe blow with • life protrer. Upr marring the house, it was found that the property had net bee, touched, with the inception of the two pews. aimed, and about this some doubts existed is the preseciator's Lad ss to whether they had regally been removed. Upon this, Mr. Gent submitted that there was no proof of stealiMr ng. . Payne said that under Lord Campbell's act the primmer might be esavisted of the attempt. After ever dissemble the prisoner was so sonvicted, and metered to twe loess' imprisonment and hard labour, it brag stated to the err that he was • known character, and the man who took the lodging hole which an entry wee offered ate • jeweller's in Merebolost place some time bask and property to the value of 2,0001. stolen. tempted the bill, but he setap the deism* that the eontideratiou received for the bill woe lost st play, and that the plaintiff who suss apes it hew Wt it was for gemblieg trasseetioes. If these two pante were established to the eatielastion of the joy, {key would return a verdict for the defendeat; if not, they weskit Sul fler the plaiatiff. There mold be no doubt is Wit sahib lhat the atom was lost at play, bat that feet alone was sot • good &knee to the action, because U Calvarwall goes hag Ide value for the bill, without being aware of the Weed tabus of the transistios in respect of whisk k was Bins. he wee by law estltled to sae up= it sod mew Ole MIN hie the easaptor. Be nest, however, lay, leaking at Os le n% that it was sot at ell improbable that the= Mew of the traasaotioa betwasa Atkins and the Sakai el fear years' dew, it was quite eine dal It seuhiSSl lawless for say scasideratiew seam eat el the adios, tresseeless of badness. The semidesaties aesthete ins sesuthisi very stub eat of the way elf essessee% mil see wield have eapsetad that th s plaintiff, Whim ha Metaustad a bill for so large to meant, would harass& isnll Isquiry as to the nature of the essaideratlon ; bit he %mowed to have Bade noa• whatever. If they believed aril, the plaintiff bad acted • part la then trusaedems at the hones. Ths plelatiff, on the matey, ail that thet= went to the Berkeley, he bed se napkins the. It wee a gauges bow, and at was for them to is, es widish she Ito weight of *vide's@ lay. Be newt soy it saes' to lin that he could hardly be at dm hem la St. eillilleo4l/11111 and at the Berkeley wiliest Iseewfwg that they wise gambling-boasee—that was, U the eviiesse which they hell nairted with regard Is these plasm wee to be believed. The bey almost immediately returaed •vordist for the O - Lorda"..eepbell intimated that he heartily moaned is their verdict. r. 28. COURT OF COMMON SIMMS A? UN PIM, IN MOMMIEL-1100111 OMIT /WWI OILNI IP. The plaintiff, Miss Gibs, sued to teronee damages for m @ Mend distress, sad the dsiteirel plasiled set min by tents. Mr. &opnet Baintim sad Mr. J. Brows appeared far the plaintiff sad Mr. Inset M the defratteM The pistil', was la balms to isysiararermas, /Moe square, se es pip sober, sod the det Meet was a broker. laosediag to the pisielliffe ere hr Me maw had takes the pond doer of the beam to lisyneez mem to deptemlise, nil, of Mr. M MOD raster 441. a year; is. of the term of the Mtn OM he rest was to be paid until 3I Perldfal s= of the superior Isedierd for rest TM di, altar Mr raPata's dusk, sestimed epos the same term, bet setesmeatly the gamed doer for the Met Meer, Se mat the sane. Os the let Osteber, tbs by the esikeelty of Meredith, west to Motets P. lb mar tees rail, Ise at Iliansbass, meant ft In eml of th e remake the sew herbs bees pledgee& Lim was vas to the ialbsirst that be ins a treneser, baths ieaetordell ha is peneades. la the maim, Itswever, he irthirow the ma bet ea the OM be bolsi gait . The plendis Kr. =ir i &seed Ihe seem demo to be hashed. sad the Orestes& to Meek Mesa epos If seesmuy. The deem Mai WI kb me M go bete Min Gibes bedmess to meat the dings. but PM said, "No, if embody gees yes bad bettor go." He west le, sad lees Giles, la Mr Mame, that he vire msellegly neamed thumbnuts sad looked at the hod wrapmossemeriy. MIENS*, Mr. Itkatheii. ea atiereere derh. padd Ihe dednimil Me rest osier yeelen Os Os detain' Mumma be. TM irsedest is kb evidasse OM MI the del ems. dm he bed tried to make the Wag es plamoat as peon* es he Mew as patties, sad Zhadyrequesily boss there to is. Piagh whoa di. bell Pink sad hineW hadm ambers ef the 04 Frlsad e g o Vs... Oa the Mb rd Weber Mr. ?Vas very my esseylen led very M eel Witeen If be Irma lampuel the Mew be sta mend be the Mere, sad Osman he meld name is se ems. 8p hiseene, aimed dm le amid Mr M. Illgalaki. He moat he the psalms% bodimMad 6=l:ll4lMires "Masud pens le um yinel. selmeme," he had Mtn Mee a pellemma le pesiet Mr. Posh Mee mkt. a to el the peen.' Thal/Mt Jambe 11 le Os jury te ray whether the pastille/le rattail to toil m the prodsalim it the re. esipt ef Me sepedte Wiled beam she paid tie rest, if se she err melded to dememe. iris ate has It le the jery to say Melber the egreamem re le Me yeeleelles Mar ament of the beillsed wee esslisesd din Ys nom" Mee bed boss embnited for the dist deer. As to the mar tin whelks assi se ensomeat could be coedited by wok, le maned that fer the Weiss of the nut. The Jury Mind vadist fie the plated/01moms 301. COURT OF IMMO AY "IV gam Isms; swam ma. woe LbO This wee Obs list ies d tlt ddiep et 2NI Pelee eNee teem The Id esseelted INpelpt ewes, weed it Ida% wee Nowa arl ten we efedd jar, emu. NAcria R. rrn.,—sifula Lai" Loma*, N,. Desna mad lb. Q. ffsboas swami be Ma plsia tiff ; obi Itr. lAA be a. dababsd. Tbb was ea sides iambi by Os *Milos gsliss•basss Mope st Tasbaban, to ?MIMIC boss - Os Moira MK M bassi sad isaglsg, sad 24i. lb Its ran lois owl Mona It append that the deirdeat wee the mei isitheith K leepeety, from whom Mr had geed exesesmisee, bet fa fortmolety tho &Moo sad mo wen m thehmee► rid the lame look op his redastes at the plabillre humus In is mug, 11$, Whom the debt thee* to be theetheed bete Weaned, mil ham the poems eels& The Iseseed Judge bales enema ig. The Jury /Nosed vetthlee ke Se *Siff tie the eases eleltheethely, MIL mow SAMM—WAINIM Mr. berjes;t Pigott sad Mr. MeaMTesa wits ssssl for tha *haat. sad Mr. Hamlin alabashal Its Wan& Tam *big ia ebb sue was an sallasaMsaaallb Eying sa baldness la Game sal 'he see" se seat Meal at a Ta rao l itillibeT2 13 yam M esp. to mew asagessatka la damps frees the do habay a amiss. fee Narks eastabed by cocoa of the oilseed arse adsokafs Meant. It a ban sass OM lie bah se the 27th ofTers i t Mk ear aides mats es* lOW* bb lad ooesploteil ft Nam Haeserra Perkarwassa, awl wills paean *milt the aaloway keen to MUM. Melleselni wesetteraeilt, the delhalbat's brothel, who wee eating r oarmaa ea the day to ofteelisa, M elted his Urea sad salt up the gateway. by wile"' taw boy wee knocked dews end bad his thigh Weirs. Bs was towered to Nixes College Bospiutl. elms he remained ter els Uses 'Ala tins b. wee usable to mill Ms tuber la Ms baslassa From the zee- Meal Irelbsay, It aspeasal Yee Ilia hums was a slat* ilreatsee, sad that it was impropeo that be should eves asss be out. It wee oast likely that ha would sot emboli mom for two moths. hello &Maass. avid's., was called to show that the ashes{ was searkeed by reason of the boy's ows gesseara seselemese, he haring ran between the wall of the sal the east. whoa eaother vehicle which wee et time Is es opposite Skeet's' struck the de earest's pa, thereby mss the ejarie eneteised. The lanai Jailso barley seamed up the 'Mesta, whoa wee of a spaniels' swam tali the jury that t i ter muh, s selleled that the Wary was wawa by the at sows deb, defeadiust's sweat, a as to *stale than So rebus a varlist for the piebald'. The jury nausea a vent* foe the &foulest. EXCHEQUER r. 26 . NI. 3171111611 COLES:DOS. 111.-,A1,. CLIIIWILL. XL ~MA inaireaum, Ma. /OPT= WLLUAIIN. NZ James MO; Na. MI Na 02011/10111. MI. l MACS W ULM. all Kr. Joeller 011;t1E s eati- - -iteiti — he desirable fee the fetus tbk k OMB the aseastenb and j edgeneett is the merle Weer ere reverted, that the Win of this court eleeli be taislied with the nano of the looks Is which the seprell appear. OOLL6III v. 711 BRISTOL AND EMMA RAILWAY COY This wee a writ of serer ken the Cosa of Bahasa. The dedaraties alleged that the dedisdeate, in their capacity of " eosins earners," had rseived a quseity of husitere fres the plastid, wbieh was destroyed by It. by resat of the seglipace of the &deadest? seneata. It appeared that the sties was tried before Ms. Judos Williams, at the flosenet Assises, where it was proved that on the 7th of August, 1853, the plaintiff had a yea lead of tents,. de-1 band at, the Great Western Railway Station at Bath, to i be swayed to Torquay. Oa the delivery of the goods, the company's somata gave a receipt An Meuse, subject to the essditioe—asonget othen—that they would sot hold them labia for lessor dung* by It,, or for any irj sly, be- yoad the limits of their line ',Web ended at Bristol. The fernitare was placed on a tr uck sad forwarded as far as Beater, when it was born'. The learned judge who tried the sue left it to the jury to say whether the fire was eamaioned by inciter matches which were anmegst the Saudi's goods, it whether it took pies is asequento of the aglyesce of Student.' sernate. The jury foetid on sealer point, but returned a vtriiet for the plastid, aced lose we. revcred for the defendants to more to seta a lassie. Accordingly, In pursuance of this leave, a ale wr obtaiaed mud made absolute, and hence the smut writ of error. The point at Bess was, whether this wu or wee cot a special contrast with the oespeay, se whether the assay bad, ea mama woke; nessived the goals. Mr. Smith and Mr. fkrasise urged that, as the Great Western Company bed dlogneed aleliehltiey boned the limits of their die, ahoy INS Mt lisib i fhat the setae bid been pros* lingolit wenn the delheinnee whose Ilse** penalty bag hogs easpard, inn nen the Ones Weans Ogispieyboi enured {sea a eggnogs tee eke thresh vane Kr. ilerresat /Unlike (with Ms Mr. CoMgr) vied, es th e ether hood. that the Greet Waters Ceroeusy IMO lespeaslblo, se they had essisseted to sons•= the erode frees Bath to Torquay, es they woe destroyed before they sztived et their dastisatios. The Court named ib Judgment. prisosot gave me two 61. Bask of Ragland octal, stusbatod 61,099 sod 51,100, of the sm. date. Mr J. Fe•ch, clerk to the prosecutor, said—l received by post the note produced on the 20th instant, which wag addressed to me by the male prisoner, and contained two 5L Bank of Ragland notes. Re owed me more this 101. Tao 'lota is as follows: _ "20 111 156. " Mr. T. Edmenee's compliments. This is not the pro duos of the robbery, believe me. I was obliged to Ay." I seat the notes,whick ors Lumbered 61,096 and 51,097,W -pilaw with the prisoner's note, to my employer Mr. B. MiLeosts—l am • whim at Messrs. Olga and Co.'s basking home. Oa the 20th inst., • cheque for 1,6061.108., drawn by G. Thompson spots oar bones, was presented to me for payment. I paid the &millet of the cheque to the person who presented it, and I believe that was the male prisoner, bat I would not swear to parson Mg attention was called to the cheque within Mil an-hoar after I paid it. I paid it in 20 Bank of England notes for 61. each, numbered 61,083 to 61,100 inoluetm, and dated 11th October, 1856, and 67,761 and 67,762, of the same data ; one Bank of Mislead note for 3001., num bered 72,340, dated 3rd June, IW6, and 2171. 108. in gold. Mr. W. Cole, cashier at Mews. Martin and Co.'s banking house, Lonsbard-r rest, said—On the 20th tut. I received from the prisoner, on aecostat of Mr. Alfred Jones who banks with oar Arm, 1,1331. 71. 95. That nun dos; not comprise a cheque for 6171. 108. apoa Messrs. Olin and Co. IThere was a 3001. note in the sum, dated the 3rd Jane, 1856 and numbered 72,340. Mr. A. Jones, the prosecutor, said—The prisoner woe in my service as clerk. Oa the 20th instant I gave him 1,9101. 7a. 9d., with instractions to pay it to my aosount at Meson. Mania and Co.'s, my bankers. haloupt other cheques was one upon Megan. Olyn sad Co. for 8171.10 e., draws by Mr. Thompson. It was the duty of the male pri soner to pay that cheque in with the others. Hs had no au thority from me to cash it. I have received credit at my hanky* for 1,1331.7.. 9d. instead of 1,4501. 171. 9d., show ing a deficiency in the amount paid in of 3071.105. Ido not know the female prisoner. The Lord Mayor (to Haggett, the detective officer who has been in search of the male prisoner)—How did the male prisoner get hold of his companion ? Haggett—l sacertalned tact he picked her up in the Wa terloo-road, my Lord, and they than started together on a country trip. (* TM Lord Mayor mid there was not sufficient evidence to justify him in detaining Lyon, and she would be du. charged. Edmeace, who declined putting any questions to the wit ness** or making any defence, was fully committed to the Central Criminal Coact for vial. BOW.STREET. John Wormier, as elderly man of gentlemanly appear ance, was charged with being drunk and annoying an mini bus driver named John Wan. The complainant said that at about half-pist 7 on the pre vious evening he wee leavieg Haegerford-market with his omnibus for Camden Town, whoa defendant bailed hon. He refused to let Mr. Worcester get up, as be was not I sober, and be (wither) considered that inside be would be an 'mance to the ether pameagers, and that outside he would be is danger of falliajr i Defendant, however, per sisted in eliciting up and his Hat on the boa in spite of him, afterwards smelting t reins from his hands and mdeavouing to get possession of the whip. Witness reco vered She reins, palled up, sad »famed to go any farther with defendant on the boa. With some clifileslty the conductor, assisted by the timekeeper, got the defendant down, when he made another attempt Lament the boa, and getting hold of witness's legs palled him off the meat. Ware ezpressed gnat anwillingeen to priori the ems. This evidence wee confirmed by the timekeeper. Mr. Worcester, in defence, admitted that be was not sober, bat said that entplaistaat had calsrepreesaied the cat. . . . . . . fir. Hoary said that the defsadaat waist pay 405., or be hapriseaod for 10 days. The Sae waa pald. MARLBOROUGH- STREET. Henry Zechariah Jervis, a solicitor, was charged with obtaining money from a groat number of ponces, prised platy sma ll tradesmen, under pretence of rendering them professional servisse. ErMesas having been given in several aso, in with* pri soner was sail is have obtained money for bringing actions or maraglog the affairs of insolvents without taking any Caw ea their behalf, prisoner, in defense, said he should be able to prove that ha had given professional services for the sums that be bad resolved, and to show that there was no foundation for, the charges now brought against him. Mr. Nation intimated that he ehould not mad the pri mmer for trial If he could negative the allegations la the eases brought forward, and for that purpose be would re mand the ems for a week. SOUTHWARK. Mr. (lenge Con, coal neenhant, No. 10, Hispland ormicent, Kuirland.road, trade amigaee to an insolvent mined Shapland, was placed in the felons' dock charged with steeling, on the 22nd instant, from • stable in Castle street, Bouthwark, two waggons, two home, • set of true harms, and • collar, the property of Itioltard Myatt Oadsby. cannon. Mr. Perry, the solicitor, of Tooley.street, appeared ter the ptomains; and Mr. Metcalf, instructed by Mr. Beard, bee the ofice of Mr. Buchman, for the prisoner. Mr. Pony, to aiming the nee, informed his worship that ammo se the name of Shapland recently became iosol nut. and Mr. Cott we chases trade soignee, he being one dim begin creditors. Prior to the insolvency, however, Ida GUM advanced 11111011 of mosey to Shapland, and as seencity for the npayaient received a bill of sale ea the =T. which the primer had anlawfally MM. Oa y, evening, during the abeam of his client from bias, Mr. Cott proceeded to his premien in Costirstreet, with twenty or thirty goal-heavers and others and forcibly took oommion of the property he wag new 'charged with netediab the voles of which we shoot 801. Ik. Berniwata wash( hear the evidence before he pus any *Masa tMwidest. Miebani Myatt Ciadaby, • young men abed 25 years of aso.me oirses. He ealer-1 am a carman, and I live at Igo. Owilimtreet, Boutbwark. Oa Saturday night list, the psWau, with about seventy others, entered my pre mises between 8 and 9 o'clock, and forcibly took sway my ems, three bones, a cart, and harness, my property. The doors wereopen when they entered. The waggon was quite new, made by Mr. Forman, a waggon maker. One horse I bought of Mr. Woodruff*, another I purchased of Mr. Harris, • termer in the nanny, and the third had been Shapland's. Then were eight sets of harness and collars besides that I purchased of Shapland prior to his insolvency. Croes-examined-1 we servant to the insolvent before his insolvency, at 18s. a week. I puirchend his waggons, benign &a., end be became my servant at the same wage,. (The hill deals was here produced.) I don't know how Mg it was before Insolvent failed after I had purchased the goods. I think it waa about • month. I paid him 2001., in three payments. My father gave me the money. H. was • dyer in Spitalfielai. He left it me by will. He died some years ego abroad. I isn't ezact/y say where. I kept the Ny. io my house after his death. . - Mr. Metcalf—l don't think, sir, I need trouble you with say dehisce after the statenteat made by this man. You can alertly see through the cur. Mr. Benham—Mr. Cult is duly seam/hod sad appointed trade assignee to the estate of an lasolvent named Shap land, and he has trailed that istrolvent's property to the pee session of the prosecutor. As to the bill of sale I hold in my head, it stinks of fraud. Mr. Fury—What we say is this. Mr. Catt bas unity - folly takes away property worth 601., which my client is entitled to under kbons fide bill of sale. Mr. Burobam—Nonsesse. Mr. Cutt is clearly the trade arie to the insolveat, and be has a right to protect the creditor,. It he had seized the property illegally they had not a shadow of a right to give him in custody for felony, bat proceed against him by siva action. He must be di► charged from carat, at ones. Mr. Metcalf—l now have to ask your wonhip for • sum mons against Mr. Gabby, for an eassult on Mr. Cott, a gentleman of station and property, who had been cc illegally locked up is a felons' cell. Itspeetor Macintosh—Mr. Perry came to me at the Ber mondsey police-stationorbile I wet on duty there, and I told him to be cautious how he acted. After Mr. Cute was locked up, I accepted bail immediately under the circum stances. Mr. Benham to Mr. Metcalf—lf you apply fora summons I must he►r some evidence before I can grant one. Mr. Cats was then sworn. He said I am trade assignee to an insolvent named Shapland, and in the performance of my duty I ascertained that property was in the possession of Gedsby which °Dahl to have been given up for the benefit of the credit trs. I applied for an order from the Insolvent Court to seise them, and lodged the necessary eadavit i■ soars. The order wso cossocuently made for me to seise them. On Batsrday night I accordingly went to Gadsby's premises with some men end two police constables, to pre ' vent a breach of the pesos. Oa Tuesday evening I was, 'given into custody for felony and locked up. Mr. Metcalf—Who gave you Into custody 7 Mr. Cott—Mr. Perry was there at the time, and he ad vised to give me into custody. Mr. Parry—Did you not go to Birches, and seise one of my olieoVe tens ? Mr. Cute—Yes, because I was told ono was there. Mr. Burcham—Yon had • right to go to Muses. Bar olaes ; sad samt Itholy you were justified, under the cir cumstances, in 'tieing that van. I shall grant a summons against Oadaby for toe assault. Mr. Metcalf—This is a very important case as regards the mercantile community, and my client is determined to pro ceed with it as for as the law will allow him. I have not the least doubt, sir, hot that I shall be able to prove a very impudent and glaring fraud upon Shapland's oreditom The summons was aoscrdingly greeted. THB POLICE COURTS. MANBIO/7410 ti SE . Thomas Eaussee, common law el. rk te Mr. A. Jose', solicitor, of ail•-lese, and Marisa Minium Lyon, • prosti tute, were broaght before the Lord Timor, the foram °harped with 'tooling a cheque for 6171. 10e., belongiag t oo his employer, sad the latter with remising 101, of the messy, well knowing it to hem been stolen. Thomas Goddard, a timetable of the Tunbridge polies, said—From information I received I apprehended the pit mans lest sight, at Riverhead, Remaosks. I bud them together is • public-home ailed the Anent Aram. I told the male primer that I wasted to have a little ecavenation with him, as his asthma had hem very suspicions. I showed bin the Thom newspaper of the 24th inmost, which refers to • *ferns, aimed Thomas Mame, bay's' emended Ins Ike employmeat of Mr. Alfred Jesse, sad whisk Mobs that a wariest had bees booed for his appesilanlies. After a little while he Tall 09210 E OF COMMON dEILIRANT.--In addi told me that he wadi nutty no who he was if I took him ties to the gentlemen already used, Mr. Alezeader somiewhen else. sad his sham* immediately added that he Palling has samemeed his iateatio• of being • eaudidate woald satiety me Wore ice left the room. lie shim unlocked fee thle aim • little hog, sad Mil" las eke mem," sad he gays as [AshmitimilamiLl—A2 lIR. MEOWS 1169A3LIgme usa A rso. mother beg which I praiser, Paying " Ra g la n 1901 , ia ~..... us. st . yg o . y mi g.i.g mrag o. sa d am , gold." Re aim OH me thirteen 61 Beak of Ragland notm. pan" ere the of MIL in which me datedllth Chtober, 1866, sad aseabered 61,063 Wasishastai Dasdaraare sad to 51,626 inalasive. I told Wm to produce what property madame es Imam WM, pasmislim. A ra V p il i z he had shut his pima, apes which he gam me 71. 125., rartawa Ila ratio maw Ilmagalowl____ sacra laiassils Wee Ostieryim% r..•••• elin e relle% all. =la Masi eif 26111. 12e. He said he was awry he had 1 "..1..... 4 . e ms wi....... 64 iftibbimm .. . bis_allfiaril 1$ sad he saallid Plaid WWI to the i am Mew Seem m thillegeaMmet lamiarb.l for tee ass a alp. WM killmmisel me llte haat Rolm the female sue Ebb laigazikkelftort e yid. IF eg ratakft MARKB2& COTlON.—Ltrearom„ Nov. 118.—ne market closed with a hen," mpact, mod, compared with the rate of Last week, prices or a :: t.n St* very little changed. The demand has been very genera:, t.: chiefly for small lota. The sales 'stead to between 6,000 and 7 . 6 m beim SCO being taken for upoet and 800 on spetalstion, and sc:o4 400 PLITIM and liaranbaaa, at rd. to 7.d.; 100 llakta, at (Id.; 3L Beret, at Sad. ; and 20 Om nd.s. at 14d. per lb. 001331.-11orms, Nor. U.—Wo hays had a moderate Npry wheat, and prices lea. par qr. lower, with not smelt kaiak) The rendition Mal centimes bad. Wheat. red, Us. to 39a wk. 01a. to Ns. Barley, 3k. to 435. Pea., 40s. to 445. Brotzrow.ow.Tua Nov. 36.—The .apply of polo cosetwoolcr. lag the past week Is moderate. To dila day's market we h e ed ane supply of home wheat, which moved off slowly at a deehne of f . .. 4; per qr. Oats ed per qr. cheaper. in hew and barley Owe 1.,. alteration. Flour la per sack lower, the price hems no% Cs. p it soak net. Imports duzing the past week :—Whast, sosatwieq ),,s 5 quarters. Oats, =Awl" US. Bow, coasted" 30. reia, c o w. w lea 107. Nov. 26. 7 -Th! wei4iF toaii, mused a helm trade, although supp co worea on. B e , made from 2a. 6d. to 4a. 104.; mutton, 4a. to Si.; veld, 3a. lib, r So.; pork, Ss. 6d. to 44. ed. par stow of Sibs., sinking the offal. COALS. - Lennox, Nov. 26.-Buddle's West Hartley, les. ye, Buma's Bebside Hartley, 16s. U.; Dartsea's West Hartley, Ito, 34 4 Haßfago Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Howard's West Hartley Nether ns, 16s. 3d.; North Puny Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Tantleld Moor Bate; I*. 3d.; Walker Prnsreen, lbs. 3d.; West Riding Hanky, Ix Bd.; Walls End Awn Clogs, IS s. 3d.; Willa End Eden, I's,. Walls End Hastert!, 171. ; Will. End EllEntworth East, se. ; Walls End Nothtunberland, 111 a. ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. ; mew End Wharnellffe, 175.; Bell's Primrose,lM.; Eden Man, Walls End Belmont, len; Walls End Braddylb, 13s. 3d.; W. End Franiveligate. ; Walls End Haswell, 13a. 3d.; Wails Ebi Rotten, 18s.; - Walls End Kepler Omega, He. 6d.; Will. End IS.. 6d.; Walls End Lumley, 18s.; Walls End ;Pewter, 16a.; Walls End Plummer, lea.; Walls End Snail's Bet % Ills. M. •; Walls End South Hatton, 18e. 91. ; Walls End Menses, lee ; Walls End Casson, Its. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, HA 9d.; Walls End Hartlepool Hetton, 18s. 64. ,• Walls End Hells! Mai, 11s. ; Walla End Hellos, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Saab. Hartlepool, Ils. 34. ; Walls End South Kellom,l6e. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 1e..; Walls End Whitworth, 175.; /Auburn= Merthyr, Ms. 94.-131411; market, 131; sold, 103. TRAFFIC RETURNS. =MUM Mos Pte. X. Total. TOW new. sengert shandies. DK 1431 Week Nov. l6. al A S 143 — 6.677 5,1 r miii wee BE4 116 1 . 33 3 1,034 3107 3,4, Wee; eedies a lry. 18. Clelelcalea . ..... ..... One& Nerthren........ North Devoe 36 36.5 31: Week amaze Nov. 22. Waterfowl and Transom 7 44 3,, Met, Insekrock. and Peewee 2 41 151 liatbet end Waterford satir ma kenny Week ending NOT. 21 Great Haien 4141 16.500 2331 Leaden end South Weetren — 8.463 4,390 13053 Choke Had Holyhead Ne Lo Aboria ndon and North nony Western 657 16,113 31,8.39 67,031 54311 wport. , m 4 Hereford Great Luxembourg 32 341 463 804 Isuseuhlre and Yorkshire 2 1904 —11.34 r If enebester. Elhellidd. and Un swinsisire 1730 1.062 2.567 9.526 9113 &A lessarklre 93 2,031 3,01 5,0= 112 Weak ending Nov. 7.4. Oork and Ilaacka. ID 140 109 255 261 1 • %Ws mount tadadis as Ibrevook tad% Irbkts Is not Included la correnmodlan grIZ I" 8°"4"4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ckBIIALTIES. Euphrates (Danish ressel), Q:ptain ioita,eu, from Grangemouth tor kasha, with a surto of cosJa, wee etraaded about sir mdee,g. of this bastour last sight; throe buds last.—Duek irk, Nor. 24. Mary Lass (mhomear). Captain Ball, from St. Pettrabtur to Debt* with Bas, mad, sad tallow has be wrecked near.aspo, ;and is tall errata ; craw saved.—Hshdagfors, Nov. 15. Limnos. Sim AT Tomas forrs.—lrbel, aad Mary Ann. at St. Mialissre ; Plinths Mo), at Odium ; African (w), at Salonlea ; fa. ade% at Limbos; !bomb, at Cushavec. The meal reported on Monday sa being of Holyhead, inward hound, with enalin Sow; was the Sea Lion, tram Mauritius. Sea has ethos put into Beaumaris, with sails split.—Livapool, Nov. 26. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.. Cormier, front Calcutta for Liverpool, Oct. 3, 1at.19 ft, ion. 4 W. Etosoadia (barque), hos Rangoon for Linrpool, Nor. 1, ka.30.52 N, lan. 35.17 W.. 116 dap out. Marathon (ship), Oct. 13, lat. LSO N., Loa. 23 W. Wait. from Sheaths* for London, Sept. 4, lat. 34 S., lon. 26 L Patriarch (Glop), from Liverpool for Boning, Nov. 14, lat. 2 N, la. 131 f.• 99 days out. Booth Cirollea, Roos Liverpool for Melbourne, Sept. 5, lat. 9 If, los. 21 W. Swallow (able), of New York, from Shields for Shanshae, Aug. 24,1 n the Straits of Sunda. Wasp whip), from Liverpool for Mobile, Clel. 29, lat. 26.53 N, Ion; 31.211 W.; 27 dim out. TIE AMERICAN MAILII.—LIVEHEOOL,WEDNEBDAT. —The United States mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. Oliva Unitedtor New Stasis York, aii w E ith ldrid e g:, u s i a l il a sd b e i t . te e n ek e ly 'clLc s k ii t s h f i o s foren oon d British North American provinces; 55 passesgen and a Ail cargo of merchandise on freight. The Montreal Ocean Mail ?t: Company's screw steamship Anglo•Seson, Capt. MoMaster, fails this afternoon for Portland (State of Maine), with the Canadian mail, 88 partragers, and a fall cargo of valuable merchandise on board. This is the first sailing under the Cs 'lndian mail contract for the winter months. The British and • North American Royal mail streanssair Africa, Capt. Neil Shannon, will be the bearer et the usual weekly mails, on • Saturday neat. She has since her last voyage :had a thorough overhaul. Letters for transmission by the Africa moat be posted here before S a.m., with late fees before 9 a.m., and at the bindles stage up to 10 a.m., on the 29th instant. STEAM TO 'DIE MaIaita—SOUTHAMPTON, W. wesDAy. 26.—The screw steam ship Testonis, creptstri Mechlin, the first of the new lice of steam ships between Hamburg, Southampton, and the Snails, arrived here last n'ght after a rapid passage of fifty-two hours from the Clyde to the Needle,. The Teutonia is a beautiful barque rigged iron torso steamer of 2,200 tons burthen and 500 horse power, which has been constructed specially for this service by Menn. Oiled and 0.., tat Gr05...n.1, .era w aLtm for the conveyance of passengers and freight in the usual style adopted for first class ocean screw stamen. Not• withstanding that she bad on board 1,700 tons of coals, and that she met with a heavy gale of wind in St. George's Channel, the passage was effected in fifty-two hours, the engine. working admirably, with the exception of the bear ings having heated is a trifling degree, as is usually the cam with new lir gine.. The Teutonia is 300 feet long, with a beam of 38 feet, she has accommodations for a large number of first, second, and third °lass passeogers, and 1,000 tons measurement goods. She is to sail on the 94th December for Pernambuco, Babie, end Rio de Janeiro. The Petro polis, the second ship of the use, is rapidly fitting out in the Clyde, and will shortly be ready for sea. These steamers carry coal enough far the whole voyage to Rio, and will thus avoid the delays for coal at Lisbon and St. Vincent's. [Advertisement.}—llu BOBBY'S DELICIOUS RiVA. Was ARADIC• Peon Clad Indigestion (dyspepsia), oonatipatioa, and diarrhea, dysentery, nervouscem, bilimenem, and lives complaints, Ilsraisimy, distension, aridity. heartburn, hemorrhoidal affection., pelplintien et the beast, nervous headache*, byatei.. neuralgia, drat. =MB fa the bead and ears, palm at the pit of the atonacb and hetwees the shoulders, erysipelas, impasse of the Ain, impuntes sad poverty of the blood, scrofula, eough, asthma, consumpUon, deem rheumatism, gout; nau.ea and sienna. during presnanty, Hier eating, or at sea; low spirit; spasms, cram" epileptic htS. *Oen, penal debility. Inquietude, aleeplemucisa, involuntary Eustis lag. paralyeis. tremors, d'ke to meats, nativism for study, low of Mentegy, astesicee. vertigo, blood to the bead, estimation, melsr... distr. preenultries tear, ladreision, wretcbadusee. It is, tooreoser. the hem bpi fee Wants and invalids generally, as it never turas and en the weakest stomach, nor interferes with a So.d liberal aey but Imparts a heal by relish for lunch and dinner, and reetwee the faculty of digestion and nervosa and muecular energy to the moat enfeebled. Supported by testimonials fres the celebrated seamen of chemistry, Dr. Andrew tiro ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Harvey; Dr. Campbell; Dr. Gattther ; Dr. Hurter ; Dr. Ingram ; lord (Stuart lie Dieted ; the Dowager Counted, of Castleatuart ; 111 1. 7 •Gen! 1•1 Thomas King; the Ker.!. W. Vlavell, of Ridlington Rectory, ?or. foal; the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander Stuart; and many other respectable persons, whom health has been reetored by it alter all other means of cur* had piled.—to canietert. 2e. 9d.; 21b., 4e. El.; Ilk. I la. ; 131 b, 22..: super-refined, tab., Is.; ilk, 11*: Ilk. 225. ; 10lb, Us. The Ha sod:Ills. carriage free, ca receipt of post.offlce order. Barry Ito Barry and Co, 77, V egrul- 177 " 4 . London; Yortnium, Mason. and Co., surveyor. to her Majerty.lo2, PiesadiUy ale. at 60, Graceaturcisstreet ; 330, mid 411, strand; 4. °repaid. ; es, Cornhill; 49, Babotegateastrat ; 33, Chulltl• cram; 04, Upper Baliersetrest ; 61, lie, and 197, Oxfordsareets BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOWER.--Nor. 22, at Portinhesel,o.Merretehire, the 'rite of G. W. Bower. Ban.. of a son. COCHRAN E.—tiov. 34, at Belgrave.equare, the wife of Admiral Gtr T. Cochrane, of a me. OOLLI4.—Soe. 23, at lat3mer.sidas, Itsmeramith, the wife of L. Colts, req., of a eon. CA RUIN BIL—Noe. 23,5 t Oordon•etreet, Oerdon•equate, the wife i S. It. Oardiner, Esq.. of a roe. GREEN W KLL.—Noe. 24, at Uorebeeter•plaea, Blindfold-square, the wife of W. B. Oreenwell, Esq., of a son. ISKADIL—Now. 22, at South's% the wile of T. Q. Meade, EN., C.Vt. loyal Maize snider'', of a eon. MARRIAGES. BENSON—BENSON.—Nov. 21, at Miry's. Whitby, Terkshire W. A. Season, r-011 of the late T. Benaon, of London, to Dorothy, daughter of thelate W. Bebop, Fog., of Whitby. BROWN—ORTON.—Nov. 2%, at St. George's, Ilanorer.aynalo. by the Rey. I. Marcus, WA., H. J. Brown, bo., late of the Bib 80. gads, to Ellen Maria, daughter of the lot* 11. L. Orton. blo of Readied, Bab. TUTTLE—SHRPHERD.—Nor. 24, at St. Wass lebeee Church. SI ' , e Re.. R. Bristoe, W. O. Tuttle, of lotribbrookotrret, BrabstrY, Berta, to Mary Sophia, daughter of I'. ffhtpherd, Hai.. of ' A, ' lingtoc.road, ht. Joberswood. DEATHS. AIRSWORTIL—Nov. IS, at Chapeithorpe, hear Waktbs',l, Sash Itablia, daughter of J. gionworth, EN., of Bolton, ads.' s. : ATelltitTON.—Nor. 24. Ilarvorf, rehet of the late Rev. B. A :So , tea, sod mother of W. Atherton, Ea+, M.P., in the Slit ”,.r of her age. RLARILSON.—Nov. IS, at Plizton Bet, Suffolk, Sarah, re:ltt o' the late Rev. T. Clarboo. COX.—Nov. 22, at Weyergatth, Ellutteth, ode of Litut:Co:. Cot, fate Nth ant, wit St. RRADRII..—Nov. SS, at the bnoltonUsre Provident Retreat, Abo.'t Idirtiey. Herta, Yr. Marlon Baader, wad 76. ----.• Printed sad paNatined RIFO Huai of No. 8, Loea! nirert, in the City of Lonooni, Pr'nut'. ILL thel/Ifioe. In Lion....,tnf. dises.la Prelact of Whilitriam—TavaarAT.No•lmill;""" 1 I