The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

M. KOSSUTH AT lII4NC'RESTBR. M. Kossuth delivered the last of his series of three isotares at the Er.• Trade Hall, Msactester, on Saturday mossitg. The satjset was—. The Austrian Concordat a Illessphicent to the p.slitical oysters of continental Cespotiein —lmpartial", of the Coccordat, sod its t Sects on Hatigary— Oh besting on the Interests of Pra•ettaztfstc." The thiir wee talus Ss rho Roe. Dr. VAIIOIIAN, Principal of the ismessioire lodependent College. As on previous osessioar, the testers was well attended, nearly 4,000 people being present. Az oegst tte paths:nen on A. Flstf.tro wire Mr. J. Watts (Mayor of Manchestir), Mr. Kershaw, M.P , A. Welkin, sad 41r. George Wilson. At the °occlusion of his lector', Kosonth osid he bed ca. out, yet, aa a patriot, to perform. He galled on diet musitrotte and distiaguished easembly to say whether it wee tree isr act that the lite Hangar' an struggle elicited a masilestat'on of British sympathy throaaboat the land— hat dm public ttroughout Great is most unequi- Wad lass t csa de meted the smock es, I ruin tee leh &rarer el the How of Austria, and had hreaded it with the stigma ef resond ea moballoo. (Loud cheers, red thee* groans ter Marla) He h.pi.d to ay that hr held in his poeseesiem sloe 130 eddrrisi s towel sad corporatioce whisk headed dews to Isisticy the fast that the B h peop:e had meet waspisivoesny ezpremed their detestation of Atomise emelt, sad ',justice ; sad hie eremite bare os this sees- OW, sot by steeliest for obtrusion bet an invitation, sad the neespties he tad met with was another proof of that spas Why_ i slet for bland est for hiss:matey'. sea He had visited Liverpool, Leeds, Darlington, Newcastle, Edit. batik Glasgow, and other large towns, sad he had rioquieis Mime to visit onwards of a hundred other towns —Cloud mimes)—several of them bearing those's& of sig msteres. sad all of them full of soressiose of sympathy he Hungary sad of reprobation of the crimes of Austria. How all this goes Lim the right so sap that the opinion of the British people was es decided sow os this subject as It Lad bees skim ere purl past, yet with these facts eat rd es the records of history he had the deep siortillostion to Lars that the British soirsrastirot use about to template a farther &Matte with the murderer of Hoogariaa and Dallas liberty. It was sanely portal* toaster to tech a abject with It using espreesloce which it would be un- Beulah( to Flo es a erupt to employ; he would only ash, Is whet light would Gnat Belisle appear if. after sit the =pressen. of sympathy he bad referred t', sheerer. to mar fete such as gnome.? (Chien.) 'no CI•II.NAN sold, *lief lb. appeal which had just bees made to them. it was proposed to offer a reeo!uties bake* Om meting separated. Mr. loan, twn antusißor, hare some forward, sad Meet' the following resolution: " That this monies Milialy sympathies. with Louts Koenth lalabia continued pais *gems% the ssarpatios by the Austrian govern:seat delbs smostitutics a rights of Magary, and views with de lentstlemtlie cooduct of Austria teemed. Hungary, Italy, mod !shod, and repodistes say further .111am:wen the part edabliemenatry in relatios to the affairs of forerigt states with • pews which stands pre guises& is Europe for oats of Lew* to st ose who vast her, sad tor nestuity to tendon vberoww her ia Isms is felt." _ no moues was reamaived with &eon. Mr. HISST Itaiwaox recoaded the resolution. TIN EN*IIII rtidthiTmoli --- otiditi - 007 deprecate the plessfal reletioas betweea this sioastry end Astir* bat sit Isrthee" relations that wsettl sates& at in Mr possible WI deeds. The sown was weed taseimonly, aad with load Tee meet a; *operated after a rote of thaaks to the EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT ST. PAUL'S, Yesterday morning, daring the performance of Wise swim at this new safeties. Womb, the fog having vesdend tat use of lights somarary, the audios at the desks el the deny sad 1ik304 were lighted. Shortly all., the ormatememeet of the Litany Mr. Wisteria., we. of the ilikareitwardese, directed the beadle M Vett the gas berms lathe Wiwi, so UM se Wide be hit by Mr. liddell sad tit suttee whet May le peeler. that per. bee of the eonnwelea senile whisk pesedes the senses. While this was bciag dose, met the _yawn following the Litany were befog reasesseed e Ma Liddell, although still es hie beats, sad eeppeeed le be of Me dnotkes, ordered the beadle to light me IMAM On the eller. These, ▪ vi.l be rswmberrd. As. a parties of the belabors attached to the eerueseild which Is Soli 'mites, the loss delayed decimm of Bic ifehe Dies., In the Arches Cow. The beadle hewn lighted the. inemild to the other end of the Womb, sad whet abed hy_lllo, Werchertes why he led { dame se, be reglisd that Mr. 14 14,11 bed edema him to !W them. The wake el haring en the afar is see .1 the any Pe.ylte andisilens lmine el lhe Banish eseenanlal which her gives seek eaneelelhe meal t.e yerialmen, be vim Say by them that the her Mb. If Lesion with Mee bye ef sempamiee lithe ems Mime* in se may @Me wheelies el the Ohara el Ifenfand, *Aloe* ehlemles the see of then, pereitaed thus urinals, bat peresserlly itsbads Mr. Liddell to Wu them. Mr.Weseerese sew litlesself ailed amt set. lbws use set*. pant at the nee elt dentasse he wise theme tholes batmen belled seders& to be VOW befog ~safest fer the whale .1 she shaseel : he tier/Are lett his pea, west a th i t idd i s c,smaseled the shaneal steps, mid Fenian by Kt soured the vestry ve.appeanag with the eniegefeltee. welds Ms dwarf sense raised IbresyeeMmithe ben the aasesselled Met et the linty, he senthed the after end eatlagalebsi lee sweeter lights, re plesieg the eztliteal•hu la the vole). Ha Use nursed to his pew, bowleg dose Uinta :el* as/ se qaistly that set the .lightest interieptiee ins eired to the performance' of the service. Wiles Ms. LMIeI eel Mews. Sal* sad Weston, his curates, got up at the Nil ef the messing payers, to t. rem their anal peenesise le the slur, Mr. Liddell, to the Imprint of the Ode of the 'Gagne pa is. who were thee etadh white the Beason was heft, chanted by the , tufted oil tato the Tellify, kllo wed by Mr. Smith sad returned with • lighted ceadie ; they all than west up to the War, Mr. &Mai heats' one of the great candles. Mt. Mewl', before Wag able to actomplieh a similar lest with the ether, wee obliged to lift it down with its 111410.0 easelleatiek saS light It cm the floor—tbe congregation all this while lo..klas on with emesement. The eammunioa genies 'hes proceeded, sad Mr. Westerum, feeling that briber laterferdtee would set oaly have prevented the service from Wag ended es but bed to a primal struggle between blamlf sad the Wm, remained in hi. pew. Bet he MS dummies es the pert of the thumb wardee, • seem sass bare u.svitably ensued which would have Wiled en. ether to the many aseadeln to which the conduct of the dew be es St. Peals sad St. Beraalse hove gives rise. TIPPBRAR r BANK. Notice is given of a bill neat session to facilitate the stadiag•aw of the Tipperary Beak .Qum, by eaehliay th• creditors to soupiness' with lb. shareholders or °Metal insaseses. Leave was ebtalaed ea Friday is the Commas lieu Coast, Debits, by sr. Views% Seedy, one of the de limitatti to pat la sweats sew plena, otte of w high le, that by the deed of esalenemill seder which the co petteerehip nen eseablibeh, steeds pewees et trawler war* amen to nab dtkadialiar. Ma SUS wedge these pewere Mr. V. &ally we. sedied ite mho Ohs esesehe sl kY sham, whisk be ter. a. Is MI K Mug bellies the Mars of the beak. Am/me M tIM sew gdMe sale i. gseetioa the logality of Eke MAIM Steil leak ander which Me. Scatty nes hull Yeakeday Mr. Si... hemstesag owe of tbe original aad alas see dews by Meow. filadleis es a d FOROW, eurreaderedba s ealialilleioa of URA I Upteb sad ea ellertrent a privets eneminallen. MYSTERIOUS Mvaora,—Woacurza, Nov. :O.— About a iminiyht ego &poem woman naiad La:, Fred well, fa aerates et the Union Hotel, Wutcnator, übtained leave to p oat for half ea boar, to tale her tholes to be imbed, sad a pair of shorn lo be meadeo. It :a known that abs ammted these unmade, sad that she sabsequisally galled spas a Lamar onirrom. Bhorti7 afterwards (about aim &ilea p m.) abs was bees by • tamale acapainuate sees the raise WHO. sad who all bar, belleviug that she was iota; beam Of the Daiwa. Rao however atm r• t dto the Dillow, air did say see !mew wont bad bocoate net her laud! =ay motets', when she was when had oat of the tor and li.rmisahme Canal, with ha throat est, sad marks of Catmint about her tads and tt. bulk of the head, Madill to the in preosion that she had boon nnoraed do. a. madond iLsiinsitue, awl lb.. thrown late the water. The media! @aldose' before the coroner I sot a doubt but that Passed was sundered. She bad ant been ei,latee. It wee immured that she had an maignallon with a sweet heart that night, sad Lad bun sees in sib company, but this toe nunhood. She had the cloth**, bone, t, sad shawl am sites takes oat of tbe water in w^teh ohs had loft the betel. The inquest has been a•joareod. flu polies are eetively enamor , d to aromatic, aequfries. THE RIURDIER or • CHILD By ale FATLIZIL— WoolSo/1•11, 6V/SD•I 3•2111/C0.—Yest•rday, Cbarlee rill7•l4f, lately a mwskauy sad tract diettiontor, was tweapht baton t h e magistram, Mr. 0. /1,3;61 . .10, ohafgad with the murder of his son, a child Sr. or leis yams tid, adder the circus:manes@ deocritied in Saturday's *spar. Martha Evans, the wife of a wheelwright living sent dem to the pemper's eotiage at Sonbreek, Mated that es Friday small g, hearing the alarm, abs west la and found Mra. or that boy hasbaad went upstairs and upon dm hod sad 'the Berko musty . nine ea Friday stellar, sad said, mardesiag my little and he wee ' (as.. Several to hie wife and taigas. the pleats murder. : woad by the she vari•as County timed oa 8 .turJapi 'Munkes to the lab) Intelligent& 9917 RT - - Bitt.eg days epponted oe the prowl week. Weennvin re, Siaither..l4o.-Toeida7. November 19 ; Wed. seeday. 19; Midday, ; Faddy, 11. Nthoadiat ar. T. rtlasd.road.-Weithaday, Nov. 19; 'Monday. 20; Vrl.la7, .1. LL/JALIMBLL ; Duathd.tarrasa.-Torday, Nov. ; Wedardoy, 9. Thursday, :0; Friday, 11. Nrw-roa4 -Nosday,Nov. 17. Barairrov, Ithiltehead'airoth.-Wedwethay, N0v.19; Wtherthay. 20 ; 31. Batinveso.-Toteday, Nov. IL Ssosiorren, Oldwtheet.voad.-111o9day, N0v.17; Willthithy. 29. bow, kaareltharcal.-Tanday, Nov. 18. 19111TUCRAPPL.Otharadowd.-Theiday, Nov. 1$; Thursday, W. rwar-threet. lloreasL-Wedweaday, Nov. 19; Wm& da. JO; 1 7 rIday. 21. I.( sabered' New. road.-Toraday, Nov.lll. GIYIWIMICIII.-Wativalsy, Nev. It. Woothnna.-Tliatheley, N0v.20. Wthothrooria, Iluutb-oreet -Woodsy, N0v.17. CIOT or lenruod, Gullthiall.balldthira.-Noodey. Nov. If; TOSI. day. :S ; Friday, 31. LAD Waimea Cover. Onthltall.- Wedowday, N0v.19; 1 7 thday, 21. 1 Yeereirr er)lag. lin. Forrester told herd W kt'led their child, sad 'Miami des as testi Vte boy with his threat eat, deed, up a mem leader him. Borjeaat Habra, of tt soeitabotory, ottmd that a quarter before i $ 'tender the armour, mime to him, et th e e t ..1 ma some to arm myself up tor mord bar ;" his heeds Were covered with blo.d espsly suited, it. meat nests, frost his letters were lowed is his pocket, Crested I iirlos‘t. Other evittraco San l s been Wm i yea emmattree Ur trial us the charge of aim 4 COW. TY COI:RM.—By au order jut Lori t hosooll-r, tko roe rrrrrr. ' ogles o, the Oise% is lississs .sal Wei. •T 3 g 0 bieleee sli I e'skirk, thus admdlog mint Um' fl sleeks employed. 1 WINIIIII WOES, The kirowthe arrseviesmai i re Nes Nude by tbe Jades@ kr Ike whiter seder of II I: JO. Boras Mance red Mr. Serjoutt auk. sel—Llankr sad LiverpseL Mr. Justice Coleridge— Wisebeiter. Sallaberr, Saersr. god 'forbs. Mr. Justice irk sad Mr. lissesil Gensy—Bowerade. Durban. and Deli. Judos Crowder— Northampton. Lissola. Ilkuregkaa, al Warwick. Mr. Buss Bramaril—Cbsimbrd, Makatea. (Sutliff. sod Ohs. cuter. Mr. awe W Woman', Stafford, lissirs. bury, sad Meratart. r. 15. IN tam MATTIS OP Paz MANNINO COMPANY AND OP SKI WINDINO-17P ACTS. Mr. Bal:y (with when was Mr. ambers's) appeared is Peppers et the pinnies of Mr. Wallis, a shareholder is the above company, preying that it might be wound sp nadir Os! order et am come, fdr.Little, or hire Volisat, also espportod the prayer of the petition. Mr. Olean sod Mr. Roxburgh, a Wulf .1 Mr. Walker sod the emetics board of dimmers (who hod boas ended se will be hereafter mentioned, aft., the explodes of the Bad leir fraud.), oppc ad the petition. Mr. Bauy wee proctedleg to reply, whew The VietpCbancellor hmenateed, sad said he thought that for the Walla ail parties it would be advisable to avoid, It possible, the *spoon of a windier-op in equity. If the fads annoy ware sew la disbands of parties about whose wane of (induct Mere was no divas, he skald arida, be disiselieed to maks say order. Bat eves se station stood, and without examialag whether or sot sal cleat sue had bees exercised is parting with the amen of the company, be st odd certainly be glad if, or there ap nand an evidest drills a the put of the dilution to vial up the affairs, by some snagemost betimes the parties that could be dote without the aid of the sport Mr. Glades said that his cheats wars so seams to do what was right, sad at the same time were re satisfied that Mere would be wash to mat all deemed% that he would anew take that Mr. Walker should patriot lie skims udf MS desalt . re was paid. Mr. Bally aid that sews provides Meta be mob with russet to /dr. Garbutt, the dinette, from whom a sum we doe to the company. Alter some damasks, The Tien Chastener ordered, by cogent. that the ad tioa Mad ever oath the wooed patties day is Hilary Term nest, Mr. Welker usdatakiag sot to dal with the 4,0001. paid Into seat (as above mistimed) *sill after the aka meditate oldie beak had bees paid. Liberty to ell pude@ to apply if Ms. O.rbutt should sot discharge the skim of the bask velvet lum utak ese mostb, sad liberty to Tee Abet se this order will be to allow Ile easpeny to proceed. caddeet le the series It iweesee s gib the eeedeseat of the sale ef do beak ; *kik at the lam time the mt. doe foe wiedfsrep is Chump UPI beim dleadieed, map be nada availsbk, arm .geisha. se say doe by say party who las, think la bee panda Ise Waded ske mut re believe that its .td eight le he pees. COURT OF EICREQIURR.—Nov. 16. armies AT ME MEI /IT 1111MIIIIIPTIBIL- 31,11•11 Ili Les IRWIN MID • UM= JUT. DIIIIOIOI7ON KOZJIMI. Mr. &rifest Thnoss sad Mr. Oltareark appeared kw di, sad Mr. Sorjesat &Watts* sad lir. liseurd fer the dtlaidaar. _ _ _ _ —T- --- his sake, width we. pert Weed no Friday, we. kneed by the *kat. ism Debessemb, wM was Manly is the swim ef the dethedmth Weisman ZeimesOM pro. plater Cleseh eml `Rosa` Ri.41.0100 MagWo l l. 10 MOM ameges for en alleged maul; whereby the of MI enstethed a pennies? loth TM defeedsat pismiled " TM Imes& assasel he the SAME having slated the 018•1 wad sgp_ears bedew Is same% Mg. Busse Mortis 'admitted ties he woo of *Maim that • its mem mad not he ..hedged ; but, at the suggestion setae dnemdeat's emnutel, whit was aaziess te 14 the me be Mid ea it. merits, it was proceeded with. The hot Masse ealle4 was Emus Diabomegb, the plaistiff, who sold—l as 22 years of age, and la September, 1864, I entered the defendant's nowise at anneeymaid After I bad been there some time I wee genii up naive, when Mr. Holmes wined hold of me and tore the paws est of my dress le trying to throw me down. I tamed mad sad gem him a "speak" in the face, observing that I meld tell my aimless ef his 'gadget. Mr. buss M steady a essistre smelt. Bramiaades ssetiesed—A sty ee me Amway& Mr. Helms agate attested me to the Mass and @eked me to aosompany him down to the seam Re said he would give so a sovereign, and tried te pull as dews Into the seller. I tbm streak him with a hate. The mot Wm he attacked me was about three weeks eftsrmude—is the math of Felmary, 1565—wbes I was_ fmaning out the nursery. N. 'reveals thereon but the dellmilmes 11th. *MIL He moo late the mem, slut the duo, thempuessibi Isom mewl hie apron round my head. sod steed ma. I mined him in every way in my power, bout mteslthelsadieg this he gee the better of me. After this mearresse be told me to keep quiet and not to tell my Mame. Mn. Monne; nod he smith befriend me. Mn. Holum was not at home at the grae. The Wrenn were in the bar. AN, the defendant bad committed the act he weal down stairs. About a week after this. similar trams/dos again took Kase Is the nay eery, and on my natiag that I would inform Mn. Honore of his wtiesoadnet, to repeated that he would set as my hind U I would net do no, adding, " Ton theet know what is gad for yes." ' He agate repotted the others, contrary to my inclination. about a fortnight art is the survery. On the lest theasine it theurred it the middle el the day, in the month K April, la the soak's beds mem, be baying come Into the roes when I we it the am of making the bed. Is Kay, when I was piss spaes. he urged me to go into my mimeses bed roma, nod es my derlialag to de so he inked me what was the matter with obeervlng, "An you la the family way ?" I said, tt Teo" He said, It." He then took bold Mme need the want, but I misted and would Rot go into the rem. I left my mistress'. antics in November, 1866, aeon having given me notice to quit. Previews es this the do (*admit told me that I was te be , saying Mn HAM'S was Irony to part le Ith me. 1 left es the 19th November, when Mrs. Holmes paid me my wages, 30a., ad Mr. Holmes gave MO 21. to buy baby Sam with, sayiwg that was all be could do et present. I asked him Net was ell be amid do for me, end be replied that be essM de nothing more, and that I must father the child em either ins. lessen David Midgaley, who were Immo Is the sir feadaat's earls. Ima enamel on the 7th of Deenther following, at a holing width my enter took for me at the boon 01 a Mrs. Champ. Three mouths alter my walla*. sent I west with mr stater to see the defendant, who, !tar tan Wen galled oat of his home and being aid if be would do earthing for me and the shill, said with an oath that he would not. 1 thhetqaently applied to a magistrate, for the purpose of al Souse the shad upon the defendant. Crowe:maimed—Each and every time the defendant had 1•417021/110 with me was against my will. He raviand me four time, and ea nob occasion I mined but did sot hal loo out. I tried to ao se, but was unable in eassequeose of his plans' his apron over my month. When he threw me on the bed in the cook's room he turned the bed-cdothee cyst my fan. I did not toll the look that I had bath ranaked, nor did I tell my sister, but I said 1 never tilted p about is olaammeme el my mener's esisseadmit. It was quite app. rent NM I we lit the family way befoth I left, but am the made say ebeerration to me sheet it. lira Henan wag onithed about two months Donn I left. Mrs. Holmea's enter, who wash' the how at the time, dinevered that I wee In the family way, bat Mrs. Holmes never asked me who the father of the atilt wee. She said oh. thought she knew whose send it was. I said the father of the Kidd was cot in the beam at that time, as Mr. Holmes wee then out welkin.. When I Kithira to &Milne the child oa the defendant I did an mention that he tad eommittad four rapes upon me. I morel &amen d the qaectiona asked Mr. Belleatlee—When did you grit &arm that Kr. linlotes bed rensilsd you Maw= ? W iteme-1 should ley whoa he committed the welt. (Laughter.) Os. of the bermes, We. Imes, came Into the room when I was =skit( the bed, es it wee ne duty to de, wad IMt ft et case. I dee% below where Imes hi I bey. sot sew size. I left the defeedeat's service. wee always Mod to my fellow•sermata, bet did set keep e annoy with 'bee. Mr. Delleatiee—Did you go out walking with the bar men ? Mitoses—That Is sty business. Mr. Dellaotite—Now tell ma ; see how slid lau with pis ; shall pt co well together if you surer Lc Witsese—Toa wOO% pet we well with we. Mr.Ballawdee—Thea I will have as answer. New, ea your oath, did yes over go oat with that ;loan =so, William Imes ? llliaise—l did. Ones I weal to Pricer , er-bill with him ow a Sunday, sad ',nosed hogs* shoat 10 o'clock at night, parted with hire, and heels, tome to ege ray sister. He came home betore me. I sever wave him my H►esem. Mr. Ballasting—l dew% mesa hie likeame ia the dispel this fishy of years. witims—Mw is,. me hie likewise, hat I retorted it to Ballentimi—Was It like elm baby ? Witaiiis—No. IF. vo it boa !mom, I did sot boio► to ineostari Lis alumni, is woo gooses of my nestn•o oh cooduct Mr. Big'retitle—Now, girl, Wm a oars. Ban joy tees sem is laser hid ? r, except ea coo escreos, wltia a cook wu Netted ea hie bed with me. The mak MI base had ben " baking" is the other bad•roen, sad he threw her ea the bed. After this they left the rein. Kr. Bilieetme—By all amounts it unit to bare bees Mee establishment. Itemization esstiased—Mn. Holmes said to nos that a girl had told her that Mr. Holmes bad locked hit (the girl) into a bed-room. I mem had improper liniment :with say ass except the defendant. Elisabeth Dube:ouch, the sister of the last sites*, was mast stalled, mad corroborated the autenest ands by her deter ea to the Interview with the defeadent, sad as to her slater having thawed the simple of lodes' Is eceseguence or her eat Bement. titie also stated that +hes her sister left Mt. Holmes'a smirks she had miss than N. is her pompons. Elisabeth Chomp proved that Ele jethistiE had takes eratteisets in her house, store obi bail been mated. This having closed the seas es Walla the plai tmff , the following seldom was addend M the &these. David Midgeley said—l wss INION*I benne is the de fandast's envies. There was esfither bassess. named Wm. Imes. Hails 764,1865, sad west as keep the Lines Arms, at Bbadwell. Dories tha time I was at the lkinsdast's I ob served familiarities between William Immo sad the plaiatiff, Emma Dishonest. About a math or two after she isms I peopossd fesailiaritits to sr, sad she told is. that she was op lacteal, terms with William, end thereto, did not wish to have &agitate, to say to me. She told me that she had William's 11 k...... I have sees Emma Dishorovigh leave William Ice's nos on *event 00liskon. I hate ems the. his mad "saddle" etch other la the bedroom sad hitches. I hays also ens him nambliag her about is is. sesesis ea Ile bed. Orasassumbed-1 have waves take. • liberty with the platatif, Ahem* I way have palled her about. I have sever bad easserlaa with her. I did sot knew that eke wee fa the family way till alter the &lid was bora. I the. paid ray addressee to her. I was aot faiallial with her. - Aititl - 1i; snip el the poossedlais several lettere &rod la Natalie? 1.116. sad J , 1886, wore hsadod to tin witness, Alels b whailled had minas, sad which :C"lLp dear Ileara."aad after basin swooned hiss aton Wats, west at to 'squire. is abed= la din piing% naIIINIMISS, whether no had nada ray wind= la lehaas, adding, " The Nest ben de is to rive pet • ebanslis so as to suable you to Nelda a shamans. sad If be don Rot, he sun put up whit no as squaaass." anadaniema esansasd—l we to owns that previous Is wane tbne Winn I had Nee the plaintiff eirrylag ea Inoleepo”Par latimaiss with Wails's ISM to whirl I I did art brow w bee I wrote Jess letters that the t was tits haw of the eitlid, and she sever told no se. lir. &desalt Thogaos—W hat / Why, your letter states the °pottery. Whoa de yea mom by mime that Mr. Rohm most " put op with the eoasequesiee " Mr. Berea Mortia—What do you mean by statists that you VIM sot familiar with the girl, sitar what yes wrote to her ? The warms did Not mower, sad Midas booms deadly was to Mso the visages be:. Hay. the n 1 : 6 4 1 •1 watet, P = be was prepared to go w osisatiss. Kr. ikesoest Thootaa—Were you iatinate with that girl la as improper way Witamo—No. Mr. &deem Theme—Did she tell yea that the defend ant !as the father of the child t Witans—No. Mr. Berjenat Theme—Then why did yo* write that letter se t►e plaintiff la allusion to the debodutt being the Unmet the WM Witame—BeessUe I had her weed br it that Helmer wee the father of tee Mild. (filemetlea.) Mr. finleaat Thomas—Tim she did tall yes. Why, you henjest sold that she did mot tall yes. What do yes mese, sit, by skis trains sad preverivatica ? 1 late ao more qurshon to put Min. Mreseasised—lliave bees married slues the meanness I hare spokes Mt. I never mentioned to the defeadeat's plalatiff. whetter that I had carried ea a eseresnadleace with the Mr. Berjeast Bellautin—Do yes 'mesa to say that _you have mot carried am es illicit maanisa with the plaintiff The mimeos hesitated, sppeeriag Movable of maidsd a reply. Mr. Bane Mortia—aell the trutk, say rasa. Mr. &closet Ballaatiae—l must implore of you to newer my qualms truly. Witame—Os my oath I ham net. Mr. Weisman Mohan, the ilefeadeat, wee nut esamind —He aid lam a married am, with bar obildrea. I asset took my Denise with, or 'minimised,. with, Me plaiatiff, either is tka mammy, os the bed, se the doer to ehe when. I have sever takes the Mary d upsides to bra wept on busiseer. I seldom speak to By essmiaa Creis-ezemhsed—l never gave tier say messy amp. as worms. I met the plaintiff sad bra okras is tM Moos% aid whoa they asked me for mosey I tell Sea to p away, and »tamed te give t 11•111 any. James Taylor stated that he had seta Inas pall the plaintiff about. Mn. Mary Helmer, the wile of the dahmlent, mid, I die. covered that the plaintiff was fa the Orally way dariag my ecetteemeat is deptembra. I massed hi d it, and she did an deay it. I inked her who) wet the *Met of the Mild, sad she nein, lie an is this hoser u mr say am that has ever bees la it." I heard the planar@ Woo say wiles eke salted, that she would make my hand carport the shill whether it was hie or mt. Crewman/aid—lt was dm 'Wadi's duty to make tho bode la white Iles barman Katy dm ask le ell dedesime, km galled, sad stated that is bad firmor• milsemsd say sompkg between the plaimiffami Wales Lati is ills maw: spokes to by the ...on Ilidgeley. The banal mumail 4111 OWE olds bailey sddresesd the July aS *irk Kr. Dame Kat* lid the jury to the mimes hie ask- Wag up, that Ws km a sass of osmillsailis Imprensa sad am whisk isommded of these their kiosk oars sad adlestiou. This mos as 1M Mamie tbs. Is we swam of whore a woku bomasit am salsa to reetemo damages for a sushi assault, for,lf tbs Kobelf woe la bs %sieved, web had bees sommlttrd. There wens wy kalimase r Nish a , pun womaa chiseled at his to 1 kkomserse Wigs had with her, but when It woe by *hides it tlmesiss would have the tied of wain via of the diem of a aristinal ague% end had is Oh min base sad assess bees pleaded, ft would have beam a bask*. mdse. lbwover, that had act bees demo sad dos 'Mks met bs.oght for as mend which, if the Walatiff gunk. of the sus was true, was of a very serious ottareotor. Them mu dimly no reps or ravklstnt, mearding t, dm yisistlif 't emu sktilisest. Had the girl sessidend that des bad bees raped, she would have takes the list opposes.* to have made publhe that most bilious of mimes. Maks of the UN moaned, but U her mammas* were worthy of credit, was la every some of the weed as assault, sad sha would he entitled to a oaths" at their hands. Them was no doubt but that Um most wicked perjury had heirs committed ss ens sidle or the ether, and it was for them to say ma which side it ley. The eam as behalf of the ',distil, rested entirely es bee own sodas's, aid was fa direct °ovoidal to that of Shit defeadaso. by wbith it was luteoded to be shows that Willem Issas was the father of the child. The witness Ildlgasy would doubtless have deposed to this, bed sot hie Mors verities to dm plaintiff bees predsord. Mid pley's eth ane' watts= skeet unworthy of belief. That man Mines and dealed what wee mealiest MOM bloom Wass. Ms would ask them. would he have edam them lolasoo—sumo of them after the WS roads.. must—Ulm bad salt belimM that Its was the fetter of the child ? Oa I Ike Ikkh he wrote to say, " I will set ladders with the ," What aims ? Wu it the attempt to Militia tim child ea the defradast ? la another letter Is wrote saying, " Yes aro gaits welcome to what yea have bed from me." What did th at m ea n ? a He would leave the jury se deel with them fasts. The learned jodye said, for bit part, he hollered that Ilidpeley was the lather of the child, and that ha had ommOred with the wossaa to affiliate it as the &feudist, who was es the other head led to hs. lieve that Meshy could prove that Imes was the father of the child, al had traorpired la the eommi of this mom en asordlauy am that neither the dsfsadant aor his worm mom aayibiag of the eormspradmeo which had bora carried cm Inewses the plats ter sad Illelseley. It was difikralt to direct them as to the 'mouse of demon they would sward is the met of their warthog a verdict M father of the plaiatiff. That he most leave to ibesselme, fasilag satisfied that Sep would ratan a mirthst aceordisig k the evidence, sad give melt dung« es the justice of the MN deM."4". _ — The Puy — refired, and OW Wag absent for toms ass aidiwabl• time ftwinisil late wart with • venlig: for td• pialatiff—dusges 2W. COURT OP CRIMINAL APPEAL—Nov. lb. SOU Tn. CONSIIIIORATION Cr 41101/11 CAM USSITID.-111/POSIS 1.0110 MEP DUOD . NE. JOR7CI COLEIEINIE. XL JUSTICE =Lt. II& LION Pence WILL LSD MIL MINI WASIK. Till QVSIIX IP. MART 311001.-110 AMY. The prieccus la this sue was tried wed overlaid on as fa dielameat whisk charged bigamy. Tore asarrleeee were peeved to blue takes place, I. both of whieh eh* was wanted is ber =aides acv. The ant a.•hood churned her shoat four ameba after marriage, and had abreated himself kir sore than wren yearn The guano,' left to the jury MOM Met, visa t►e primmer aware at the tints ohs costrafted her sewed marriage that her former hoebud ores Wive ? sad, secoadly, bed ohe eadesuered to utiertaia whether bewas or sot ? Tindery (egad that she was sot aware that her ►abed existed, bet were of opinion that she had not resorted to ussortattle mesas to sequin that kaowledce. verdict of aunty aertirdtagly visa ousted, bat the pointless resened for the opiates of this wart, as to whether the ender the statists, wee bound to iawitata as Impair, about her ►usband. Mr. Power, w►o reproweted the prisoner, sited the 96 George 1V.... U. whisb waled that my woman soorriirO derhti the Wells* elate Wham! was guilt, of felony, ad was liable to treamertedes; ltsl it was provided that this MOM should eat *perms apehiet say woman whose La► bend bid .bunted himself ter some ream and wefts ea ' Memo was not hems to the masa wise she matiested seeesd siatriage. He tootaided that the primmer was net boss/ te stake any Inquiry, all that It rested as Ow stow• to show that she was aware that the Arm hulloed wee alive. The jury had (mad that alio woe sot somelsset of Ms eaistrace, sad she ems entitled to her due►ude, ihe omelettes Wisp west. . _ ' TWA AVIAN A. - - Thar lordships were of opiates that the elarietloa uta woes. Convittioe queshad accordingly. THE EXERF2B, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, ,ara—a.uoin TM. was an ladlotaent preferred against the defendant, who was a *argon for exhuming end temovleg the body of Louisa Sharpe, his Roth.,, 'roan a berth, ground beton,- ins to the dissenters, at Hadar. in Hertfordshire. It ap pear' d that the defend's% induced the wile of the man who kept the keys of the buds! grimed to permit him le gamine his family vault, in order to ascertain whether it was se& neatly large to contain the body of his father. He raised three *Ass, which were placed at the top of the vault, and baying removed his mother's, couveyed it away and buried it in • ahurcliyard with hie father. The jary at the trial, ' which took place before Mr. Junco Ede, found that the defendant bad, when he applied fer the keys, intended to remove the body, which was merely done out of rerput to his mother, and that ha was actuated by no ill feeling towards soy one. The learned judge resivved the Foist as to whether the conviction Gould be supported. Mr. Shupe, who now appeared In penon, submitted that as the alleged o ff ence was dose without any bad motive, it maid not be thought an unlawful act. His object in going to the grave was to judge whether there was sufficient room to inter his father there, but finding there was not, he bad moved the body of his mother, being desirous that his father sad moths, shosld beim:erred is the same grave. The Court obeeryed that they gays Mr. Sharpe. every .relit for themes, of argument be had adopted, tat as the case was cue of impsetues, they would take time to look at the authorities burls, on the question, and would therefore reserve their judgment. ludgrasat reserved. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 15. 113110111 ■ LT OAII. Mita MMus Weedily, an elderly can, described as as frommatic and penssal merchant was opposed by Mr. three ermilitere, lastracted by the Trade Pro =Moiety, sad several other ersditors, appeared fa CrKr. Money was for an alleged debtor; Mr. impported. This tasolveat, it appeared, had been once bankrupt and four times an insotreat. Tb• primal was his " fifth " appointor*. He owed considerable debts on each occasion and bed received three judgments; the lest was for • period of twelve snubs. Is his protest schedule be had upwards of 100 creditors sad owed I,IOW. Mr. flargood asked for a better belease.sbeet. His object was to impose, for the protection of the public, • men who had so frequeatly felled. The case proesetted. After the creditors in venom op. posed the creditors for whom Mr. & good appeared were ailed. Mr. Boyles, a grocer, lad supplied the insolveat's eon on hie security. The debt was Mi., and the oasts in the senora accorded WI. Mr. Campbell, an iron merchant, another solver, lad supplied his iron on, as he thought, • good bill, but it termed out to be of no value. It was eliedted that the insolvent had some trentactbas with Hartley Brothers, one of whom the Walnut said he had beard had been trumpeted. Berme one of kis creditors • bill on Megan. Garner, whose piece was closed moos after it beam du. There was a respectable Ins of that use la the City. Mr. Commissioner Phillips ordered • bileate-elteet. He *moldered that the lasolsest had joined with others to im pose on the pablie. It was well that hie conduct was tapered, and after bile repealed &procreates he advised him to keep sway Mot Os mnert Although he bed bees sir mouths in prim be shotild miler • jadgmest to be recorded, whish, however, would slat keep him to prison any longer. The ease was adjourned for sceounte. THE POLICE COURTS. MALNISION-1101:181. :ohs Harvey sad Beery Brown Intents' wen brought before Sir N. W. Canoe, wid th eirsautanes: lir. Henderson sa er id— I am clerk to Nears. Horn and Co., tarries, of Wood street, Chrepside. Last night, about 20 Wants to six o'clock, the parcels LT the South- Westin& geode Sala were celled ever to me by one of the and &angst other gc vie the parcel prodeeed, ad "C. Finkel'. Altos," was laid on the counter far the purpose of being forwarded to its dtztioarion. I after wards saw the prisoaer Harvey la eretody. I amused him of steeling the pareel, spot which he threatened to do for Eke. I sow the skean Brown looking about the outside of the premiss, and had him apprehended also. I then eased both the primers to be taken to the etatice-how. B. Sherlock, s vet-guard, in the employment of thr South Wester& Company, said—Lys sight I saw the petrel produced lying en the MOWN, and es I was gong We the Sine to take it up, I saw Haney with la's hand open it. I watched him, sad saw his threw the parcel ea thiirround by the side of the seater, and he a ft erwards etoo and picked It up, sad tried to sake his escape with it. selaed his, and, after a desperate strabile, le the coarse of which be tried to Mien es severely, be wee glees tote meted,. F. Butner aid W. Malys, polissee'ablee, Noe. 431 and 466, deposed to having taken the prisms, with whom they had had a most determined and desperate straggle, late custody. Several Slam stepped forward end said that both pri ses's had bee. previously essieted of felony. The magistrate ordered the aliens to produce the records of the previous weeklies of the prisoners at the Contr.' Crisis! Court, whither they were fully committed ice trial. GUILDHALL - - I■ UN Nee of Mestsdiss Btsithurgh tad Charles Halal. tea Ulla% who were committed at this court oaths charge of easeplitag, with another met sot to custody, to 'farmed Mr. Loportor, a sare►tat of Grassetuarelietteet, out of loose, to the mown of 1,6601., ea applitatioa was mad* es the quoits of boil, sad Mr Robert Cards. refused te ad salt dee Owen to ball. Aa applleatioa woe thee made to Mr. halloo lAN "pie ordinal the dopesitleas to be pro.' dosed before him, sod, ea reeding them, his lordship' vetoed to admit atelaborith to bail, hat dirsetad Collias to be adadttod to bail, himself is LOON. tad two sureties le 6001. task with 48 hours' settee. Two responsible sureties having ►es. proposed, their recogoissears were accepted by the tout. BOW-STREET. Robert Flimsy, who described himself as a captain la the army, was charged with making a disturbaeoe at the Reforms Club, Palbutall. Mr. William King Norway, steward to the Reform Club, raid that &readout was • member, sad was at the club the greater part of Tbareday,givieg peat annoyanee by hie wild end sueentrie behaviiser. is the evening he went away. butebertly retuned wick • coalbuiver, whom he waited to Introduce Into the club. Tile, of curie, he was sot permitted to do, but be iosiated epos kin right to bring any friend of his in with hint. Is mideavoaring to inform this alleged right he and his econpanies created a great disturb ance, and gassed • crowd to mumble, to whoa the circum• stance of • gentleman, a member of the Reform Club, at. tempting to introduce a "Cooly" to that eatablistimear,, afforded soaelderable ausseemert. Ultimately Mr. Norway was chili ed to egad for a policeman, and give aim is charge. Defeadast called on "his Woad" to mese him, hut "Coaly."olitaidering diuretics the better part of valour, declined to carry thej ike env further, and made his escape a rapidly as possible. Defendant wet then As, to the 'taboo how, where he remained till musing. Mr. Nanny informed his worship that he bad eoromuniested with the family rolicitor, who would probably sniffed as soon se be received the message. He brlieved that defeadant'a mind was disordered. Defendant's brother was also a member of the slab, but was oat of town. Is the cosine of the day the solicitor attended, and had a private interview with the magistrate, who ultimately adjourned the ease, that steps NI igb t be takes t•-• place defendant under restraint. WORSHIP-STREET. Carlo Coletti, belongiag to the Antrlo• Italian Logics, was brought upon sr sand before Mr. D'Hyseourt, charged with having felosiosely attacked several persona with a knife, with Intent to murder them. Chsrles Osborn, potties at the Flint Hoses Tavers, in Hyde-plane, Houton, steed that between 10 and 11 o'clock on the night of the 7th inst., big attention was attracted to the prisoner, who was standing la the centre of the road opposite his muter's house. surrounded by seversl portions whom he was meneedeg with &twig knife, or dagger, what he brandished over his bead. At the same moment the prisoner made a rush at a y wig woman who was quietly pusitig, and had turbid wittin a yard of her person, with his knife raised for the purpose of stabbing her, wheo wit ness aught up an implement celled the "long arm" which IV Se used for patting up the abatMn and thrust it at him. The prisoanstaggerad back from t ie farm of the blow, bat speedily reeovflud hims. If. and busing fiercely rooted, tied. & stab at witness, which be managed to evade, and after dealing his ausilast another heavy blow on the bum with the " long arm," he retreated into the house, and secured the dcor Realest him. George Dudley, a beer-shcp kreper In the neighbosrbood, oorroborsted the eviteace of tie last witness, and added that, in the course of hie efforta to protect Osborn, the pri• sonar mule an attempt to amli him also, and belly pursued him until he reached blown door. —.— Charles Hillier, ■ jourrayasa carpeater, gated that On his snub epos Dudley the prisoner t•sde a dash at etb aess with the knife, sad bat for hie bails( accidentally fallow daring his efforts to swaps, be felt satiated that his life would hatsbee!! aaerlfad.. . ...- Yolietosatable Hewitt, No. 214, gave similar fold/met, sad deposed that, after striking at bine with the digger ' while he was endeavouring to mean him, the primmer started off at full speed, but he wee ' , Aged by a rams la oi,igeog street, who held his tightly by the:throat Intl' the arrival of witness, who assended, Mir • most determined resistance, in taking his lisle sstlsi . Tb• wares which the prisoner had used as the ss wor 'redwood by member witness, who bad pilled It no is see of the streets whittle the prisoner had tr&V•11111111 la vie swim of his fi:gbt. It was is the form of a dagger, with • 'harp-painted spring bled*, about sic lashes is Length, sad tearing the isseripUon, Licorty end Union." The prieciner, who declined t fferlag say defamer, was emasitted for trill, L A MBET H. Jobs Clot, believed I. be ea escaped 'amid, was 'barged with berplirp. Mr. 11Jwird Muth., a farmer. neldisp a. Mie New Perk Tue. Clapham, said—About twelve e'efisak oa Pdlep Wilt I retired to rest. ►arts,, as is my easeses, peas over the plus. sad left everything seeered. About two Vela*, settlag oet of bed et the fait, I kialtsd avian seesetlieg Mary. 1 sti oprd dewa to feel what it was. My wife pot oat of bed, sad mock alipbt, sad t►e prisoner thea, for the Ant vise, spoke. sad said, w l u a prisesur." I seat ay wife for eay brettirr. la-law, who slept la a de/treat pert of ths Mass; sad as his coals', I kat tlis rinser Is kis sharp, while I want for a *Wawa. Oa retaralag to lb.' house with the officer, I examined the house, and found that the prisoner had entered through a window, between a elotheoshed and the aittioproom, which is secured by two bolts, one above, and the other below. My un reSllol is that this bottoms bolt wee not abet home, and by abakieg the window itself the top bolt will drop, sad by this means it was be succeeded in settle g in. Close to th• window there was placed on a sideboard a model steam engine, and to reach the room without tapeetting this 'grins and causing a great now his had to pass through It. Having accomplished We fast he took his boots off and next entered the nursery, when he turned over a smuttily of proi.esty but removed nothitg from there. He next found his way to my bedroom, where ha removed my watch and a ring and a brooch from the manta shelf. These articles were found on him. He also removed my writing desk Irons a drawer to the door, end I doubt not was in the set of rummaging it over, when be was disturbed by my getting out of bed, as stated. Mr. Norton—What soft of fulliming was there to your bed-room door t_ Mr. Mortis—lt yes fastened in my usual way_ I pub It nearly to, and then place • chair behind, so that the top bar goes over the catch of the lock, so that a person mast um isonstderable ears and caution to enter witheut overturning the chair. In eoncluslon, Mr. Martin said that belted loose on the premises a fierce end excellent watch dog, sad could not imagine how it woe that (the yrkoaer being • at:anger to the plass, it had not barked. The prisoner, who refund to give say other account of himself thou that he was a native of Bristol, and bad not been more than two or three days in town, was remanded to Friday sant HORRIBLE MURDER OF A RAILWAY CASHMR. DUBLIN, SATIMIDAY. A Mad painful sensation with created bore pester. day afternoon by the diseovery of a vet, horrible and =Wade's eireumateme at the temoinee of the Midland Great Western (Ireland) Railway, the body of Mr. George Little, the cashier, having been found in his office with the throat eat in • frightful manner, and ell the appearances whit& led the public to suppose that the unfortunate dammed bad committed miriade. It appeared that is the early pert of the morning the abeam of the diseased was •ot noticed, sad that hie °Mee door remained doted without attraetieg attention until 11 o'clock, when • young lady, his lister, arrived at the tesiniaus, to inquire about his alsesse, stating that h• had not returned home daring the hat eight. Inquiries were thin made, and one of the porters observing boa for the filet time that the gas was still lighted, • good deal of alarm was felt. A ladder was procured, end • boy entered the room through • window, when he discovered the body of the unfortunate cashier lying oa bie faits 'a the midst of • pool of blood. The pollee were then seat for, the door was broken open, and several remise eanseetird with the railway entered. The body woe enamlaed and found to be quite cold, and the throat was ant from ear to ear M such a msaaer ea to leave the head almost banging from the body. Bash • dieeovery at the present moment, when melee minds are filled with reports of the defalcations of railway and other officials, imme diately coasted the impremice that the utherennate deceased ►ad bests guilty of mate sash breech of tryst, and had sought to weeps from the esimeqwences by suicide; although the dieuresteem of • large sum of mosey being found in his desk, mad the statement ale• made that he had cleared up his snouts in a satisfactory manner this week, were eels elated to alter that supposition. Mr. Ilyadazaa, one of the city comers, was called in sad aa Inquiet commenced late is this afternoon; bat only • very imperfect doe of the dreamste•cu having lathe's made, the coroner thought it right to adjourn the proceedings to this day, and la the meantime caused the detective police to make a rigid marsh ea the premises. The isciaest was sensed shortly situ 12 o'clock to-day, and the oiroamat•aeu which bad tamed op fa the mesa time left ao doubt whatever that the deceased had bent the visible of • most heated murder. The instrument with which his throat had has eat had disappeared, nothing with • •hmp edge kiting bees Naiad is the room except • pea-kaife, which wet claim elem. The key of the door had also vaslabesi, the murderer having evidently locked the door sad take• the key with him. ♦ towel wet found severed with narks of bkood sad some eats, se if the knife with which the deed wile dote had bees wiped I. it in • homy rammer. Bat whim the body was ea•mlaed by mo &eel sea, so farther ',idiom was melted that • senior had been perpetrated. Teo throat w►s mangled le • &hooking manner, the lobe of ass of the ears was eat off, and one side of the skill nearly bst tend in with ammo bloat lestmment, • dream steam which was farther explained by some clotted blood and hair fogad au the poker. Boras of the 'mysterious eiteumateacee of the ease remain, however, still tan platted. Thus, the large cam of mossy, amolating to several huadred pounds N gold sad Oct.., which still laid on the table, would not indicate that • robbery had been ammaitted, although it is stated that a kip sum besides that thus nadisturbed is missing. The secretary of the eospny was examined, end showed that the deceased had made up his amounts in • satisfactory manner up to Wednesday last, sad t►at no circumstance could be diem mired to lapeash his character in the elightcst degree. After hearing some other general evidence, as well as that of the medical vitiation who had examined the body, the jury, jest at post hoar, retuned • verdict of " Wilfal murder" against some person or prams unknown. MARKETS. HARDWARE linsaassua. Him 15.-114 trade of this tows as tows tap lIPe elope slaw oar last report ; eertaialy it has aot yet beets gaiseed la the Mildest degree by the Oth'eflC state of the money smart. lbe WO rate of dlacosat will, of coarse, street geniis mad*. swede/4 three brandies in whieh there is • great dal et ONII,BIIII6D—ID !rime imams sot more than 5 or 6 per emet.betsg M a the rathuntatarer. In ewe of tkat kind, how. caw elm the radial le tarred, It Wings down the profit to • SOS ail la sea dew as these. Comm helm merchant', most also feel the pitikasi Rao pressure was likely to last, they would be compelled to Waage their rate to met of their customers Da take tour Or al. 111011 W gnat ; al It I; the probability is that some of the immagals. adore will be withheld vain mosey beeoctee more *Ma& la the general export trade them has been DO alters dm this week, beyond the receipt of • few order. from Ikea Aaeries. The sessaate relative he the manufacturing nada of the diarist me set bade m fevourable, with the easegides of West Braiewielt tad Wahl*. were they are still &dna wry geed trade; aad st Iledateh. the wells salaressatiase at asils y. The add trade la tea 410. bas ihe ilagsmita Ws sat d • asst to tam Mesa Stiffiaiddra P et We die. Intel *ay bee satiated as Wet the sisals et plp ms scot eearly so hews se hal aria espeassied t shad hataosere toast., has tilewa est. owl the maw Is be he MI amber eulesel by • further al We saisbes a shad the am enlist. It is antic'. paid Sat this wNtwasa to the peg wade aam Imlay tow, sad wager the trade thus is • ray MOM iledisi b tat early in the raw per the trade will @gala basso brisk. tin-pate wads, bash la Ms district and la Wales, is la • very healthy state, markt. straws the high price of dm. 'this very lapanast ate hof sawalestare will break waelderably H die 'Mt at • esstaselated mantles la the Belem swig ant la mance to We gsgthre. • spoil titaadge Was armlet of Cieweeeree of this lova baseasedi ke gait Wegawday. ter the ptpme of taking Into arteddentlea • emeeeeketlea ban the Privy Arad reepeetlee thatmehawl reisatisse la the wawa tariff abate referred to a Was. do plaw. mad tits wares. 001701114—Imamom. Nov. 11.—The market aimed tamer but Wall. lad al duaripetose am malmamsi hem elm toll current rates of mocanem. bombs Wog mm . alad al ONO bates-1,000 tae ea. part—cam PO Aran and Nareabas. at 7++d. to 71d. ; S., liabla. at rid. • 1 10 Itoyptlas,SlS germ, at Cd. to !Id. • sad MO yea Wanda. at 114 d. to 201 pm lb. Imports slat, Thursday, 10.000 WAIL COTTON 000DL—litesimerro, Nov. IL—Tbs market opened this week 'lib swish litheissa. the shadier prices to the cotton oar ket• =iwers imeastaistarsre, sod both cloth sod yarn thaw Oa Is mild domed, were b. • ruiner better pada= UM lost met. Ite porairm however, were inaptly for ire hir Wars my made at reduced prices. The adselne s"Wp tithe lh =d dbisere. which took place on Thursday, and lee egg* emmerigel gee* has was quite unprepared. bad • de pressing WM. sod Wins hove shows les dis,oeitioa slo th prets since thsh dm hod nimlitoM Wore. la mom kind. ot required tot WM emomMo. or tor whist. that* ans marmots running. ruck as NO SOM. dotho.sad solos other fabric% prim are very well ✓apponsili md MM kinds of grim:a. though In lres re. quell. WO told ler fell vales. la Lomslotha, Tekollut, sad him diftiotho there is not musk bodoen. liblettage id mat Mods. and mmergasially ^lock ke India, are in very Hotted etymon, and ea* elliaaga lime been tifooted srs reported se haring been dioper ed etas IlMenliebstory Mesa. Deoble yarns 'outlaw fires, but in other Mk ft brine. Is doll, sod mosso deweriptloosot oope toe home coo smellia. wish mole yam of losts qualltars, sr' meneehat easier to =TIMM brittle Moak hold by either menufmturere r &planers, . signe lair ceders are still eadcishexl. er that the market bra the Mimellige that these I. no: greeter preemie to sell *mond po dium gewerelky. WOOLLENIL—tutee. Nov. 13.—We have n ma•eriel cheat, to rapL7l. sereh. le ere Wane edirestere of the elate of the market, tm/ ee•U•ue to toy roller truly from press Sock. There hes beim • lad sonde•.. of Styes I. the ooluured cloth hell. sad • died Islam le••••••tl. le the white merhet • sore quiet Salmi poiridkol. ask ems bony pods, wily a lauded quantity of Blom ihrapd mem • - • Lama; Nev. 13.—W00l very firm, but little bovine... Wonted eM piess eentewhat dtdkar. 11kes scarcely maintained. ODEL—Cassatoor, N.,. IL—Our market wee Arguer foe whist mg wag; ta other ewe ao alteration. Wheat, red, 6k to Slag malts, 718. barley, M. to 41a. Beau, Va. to 444. Oita, *La to Ma OASTS mar. Noe. Id.—Thera war • good supply st market to day; traits dull, sad prices bout 1.. se Is. 4 area Want, Dew, brows, SU. to 67..; M. white, flas. to Tra dd. Rarity, Row, Mo. to it& Oats, lbw Oa to Ws beam, old, ; Raw, lea Maw, old. Ur Nei pomp, 40t. So efa • - - - (k iwi .. wi r e, la—we Yid wan • tall rawly of wheat at ear .. rut t hy ; tor good worst then wee • brisk demised at' the tall rotas of loot with; takelor kis wee clew desk. sod le motel aro lass mosey wee token. New oats wen met' the some r baq week; on slower of este. Barley was la gnat dread at Is. W y e t. white, peel. 04 to 110 a. ad. ; old, Ifla to Us.; red. sow, Ifs. tons. Barley, aim mod old, Ile. to les. Oats, potato, mew, 10s. Si lb. id.; on, lb. to Hs. ; canna, as% ea. to 101.144 Piloted and publinned b Nuiunu Kino HALES. of No.l. Lombard Fired. In the ('II of Lnininn. Printer. 31 the (Md. In lxinaterd Street. In the Product of Whlicfrlara.—)losionr, 11 l7, 1131 I Eye, 16.. to Me. 6d. Flour, pet stone, 2s. 01 to 2a. 10d. Clattee.. 2s. 2d. l. to 2.. td. kennel, It 10d, Buie:meal. Is. 10d.—Coeln4 !Journa Coteumina, Nov. 11—A nett supply of wheat ,d barley, errfair of othsr inn. Wheat, la. to 25., sot barley ie. to 3% chieper, Beane, peals, and at. unaltered. Gunners., Nev. 11.—Fanners &Minted more montrottely today. snd cd not place their samples note., at a decline of 2.. pi r ocarte oul r, and Fenn: miller. were caren. balers at the reauttlaa. Foci's Is. lows^. Malting Wiry 2a. cheaper. Indian corn and Egyptian beans steady. The at trade qu et, at a fall of is. per qr. antler large arrivals. Imports for the week ending Nov. 15 :—Whtst, g,go• qrs.; Welty, 2,0411;0at5, 0,530. Gement., Nov. 11—We wets not qolte so largely supplied with wheat today. Derr and being exteene, a fair clearance was node, walnut particular variation in price; In Some Instances, however, buyers had the advantage. Wheat, OM, to Its. Barley, 53.. to dOe. Oats, 234.1t0 30a. 8e..., 40s. to 435. Borman. Nov, 13.—The when market to.day extremely dot, at a &chin of fully le. per load en tint. temples, and 24 per It ad on the interior dczn.ptions. Barley in barn gangly, an anal a cult wile at rather Imo money. Oats a hear, trade. Peas end l seas fully support former nit ^ . Warn, 37a. to Me. per ion; barley, Ws. to 20.. per qr. ; cats, V.'s. to 321. per qr.; peas, 13.. to 111.. per load; beans, Vs. to li.. per lad ; tarn, 2Se. to Its. per lost flawcastneFttrop-Trrn, Nov. 13.—Tbe weather this week has &bows indication, of an early nat. r setting in. In the early part of the week .lall of now wet expselenced, and the last two nights have heel frosty, there being kw of a comb:tennie thickness yesterday ' morning. 'I be turn do-tll the prevent week has for the moat ran ruled slow, end in partial 'net. mei a reduction of Is. per qr. het beta conceded on wheat where wren. r: cloned clearing, but granitic d parcels have teen generally withdrawn irons the market, from en imprenos that prima meat rally shortly, in which opinion wnatotte patielpits. Fur the best Lincolnshire yellow wheat 614. could not to exceeded, end moat have been something very choice to have cons. Waded more money. Old, whither British or Foreign, has been comparatively neglosted. Floor sold somewhat irregularly at the commencement of the week, but as the week progrs need more firm. nose was eabiblud. fdaPiog barley, unless no, rather cheaper. Malt I.quired for. Beans and peas unheated. New oat. le. town; in old little variation Ins occurred. At our market this morning we had a better supply of wheat atm the growers; condition somewhat improved, but quality for the most pert incifferent, the pre. portion of One to inferior bent very gent. Farmers' samples sold I tem 31.. to 72.. lan the little doae Paull country tow at a reduction of Is. per qr. upon the rates of this day atanieht, Tuesday's prices being fully sunned. Factors were en. ereedinsly Bea with grannied sorts, to white circumstance may be attributed the linsiteu bonne paring. For extra new yellow Mi. was soqulred, and tn. kw beet rune. In old nanny a tranuction transpired. Flour sold slowly, but is its value we bare little varttinn to note. Vine burly gaffe as dear but other deecriptions moot dlfil. cull to quit. Fine ma,t was tertian, inquired after. In beans and peat no charge. With oats we were sparingly supplied by oar grown., bet Irma the coast the arrivals centlinu• large, so that Mtn rates ars with default, taathiathed. The earthen, this week are: Wheat, amalgam., 363 qrs.; Simign. $O . parley,MWW , trieten 275 4 foreign. SOO. Oats, rennin. 4115. Pam, foreign, 621. Bean cionwint It Tour, WM ado. leenurncw, Nov. If.—There ram a uty anal offer of wheat at our market today, ty bah farms ate sasedimirs, erndltion a pal deal affected by the late damp sod sisdassordie weather for thrills. lag. Wks., ro'ed doll, at a Mined My Is. per qr. for damp and Inferior theta; Ana and well ecallikeed issisolss realised 101 l prices. A good bswinee" wsa tratmeeM. Flour, (. o.b„ wars dull tale, at ellebtly reduced prat Barley trade le. per qr. lower, large offer rod a ter quantity of bosoms was done. Buns and peas eery small supply: demand berthed ; A pees no change. Oats ware in dossed, rod realised hill pikes. Wheat, white, wss. to Oa pet qr.; rod, flap to els. Baziery,lmaltlag„ 44.. to 4tie. grinding. 40a. lo Sgt. Deena 411 e. to Kle. PPM 49a. to 431. Oats, KN. to 32a. Fite howehold dour, f.0.b., dsa per peck of Man, purchasers pa) ir g for sails sod elaimleg tae south% credit. Parrazosorsx. Noe. 13.—'Me wee • felt quantity of wheat here to.d.y; fine sorts declined le. to Is. per qr., sod there were no buy. era foe islet kw description', sump an lower piles.. A pod supply of spring coen,}ml all binds meld be bought at lower priors. ta DOW. Nov. 15.—lbs supply of wheat we. not quite so large as last week; there wee a marked Improvement to the coaditlon Item the resent dry weather. Trade riled sa.rernely dull, and to effect Dales • Tukwila/so( ta per qr. on all qualities was urbmittted to. FAN barley wit rather scum and though 'he demsod war pod pa lees deelth:d Ia per qr. In other pain no noticeable alteratkes. Waseca Nov. 13.—The supply of sheet Is only moderate for the session, adbeetdry samples maintain their pre loos value, but out of t aselitiored end common qualitles area little easier to boy. Spring own increases ls • upply, and sells slowly. FYI , es to the grower.:— What, old, 62a. to Its. prr qr. . • pew, 3 75. to tea Oats, Is. Id. to Is. Id. per stone. Deans, 495. to 925. Woacurn. Nov. 13.—Thers wu a fon .apply of what at market tr do,, which sold slowly at a decline of is. tab.. par qr. Barley. 2e. :e t qr. lower.. Oats pre way about Id. page. Beau and peas don. Yeas Nov. I had a ad/supply of whet' at this day's mar. kit, bid the demand being slow, pekes decl Bed la. to 2. . per q•. Barley meets a bearynle at a reilaation of Is. per qr. In buns sad oats no alteration. Wheat, white, 11. to 70s. per imperial qr.; reit, Oft. to 63.. Barky, maltloq, 465. to 414. ; grinding, 42.. to He. Beals, 445. to $4.. Molt. 765. to Us. Oats, is. 11. to la. Id. pet Kau of leas. nom, Us. to 112 s. pot mak of 1601 be. Warnroas, Nov. 13.—Oar delhorkese Mu.' grain have bees small throughout the week, bat by boat we base had fair realp• r. From *booed only me argo of leaden men Ins Nee Is bend, end ametwi4 akw panels .1 wisest sod dour. Metre& Ins neit Mode. gone mach Mane thee this day se'neigh% Umeoliesbmia a Mk Is. glary far most ',Mir, and an Memos, d demend fariadin MM, at sightly endemwat nitestAt this inoeni og's samba hs !Ater aapply.anil heirrilad to give way Fd. par barrel helms aloe eott'd t &mad. •alaellar reduction was mbo.ltted to on barley, and oats were melee it boy—white by 3d. to 6d., and Mask Id. to 2d. ytr be rut. In lemign wheat only a limited b111.113M haa been dose, and we ease bidirfor qualities 1.. per barrel cheaper. Indian corn b” Wrens. man attention, end prices are to-day bad. per barrel dearer than the gloss of last week. Flour la better request, at the spots, Mrs of UM day senalglit. Imports this week —Wheat. 320 qrs ; In di an rani. 1,7 60; dour, 110 barrels. Exports : —Wheat, 1,338 barrels; barley. 1,990 ; out, 6,1153; dour, 4,440 sacks; Indian corn, 300 bar. rids; oatmeal. 159 seeks; Indian sisal, 160. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milos pi. Nor. Total. Tenn *Fon, sworn choodits. Lori Da Fortnight ming 0.4.1 L A A A A 111111FATL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Iron KWIC (stern two) biTrsTrerl;llertlTlS faresoca Is the river. Oes ma -se k,11.5, and two severely wtunded.—Liverpool. Nov, 15. mine (Gn(U rly brig), at ant IfO tons, is sirsads4 with a nano of tallow, eve. &c. The new ars angnycd saving, under the Britiso Collette. direetion.—Christlsnia, Nov. IS. ;ink re, —, from London, is on there and abandoned some 20 mile• from the moo ;Is of the river; purer:gees sad the greater portion of the argo saved.—Rangoon, Sept. A. 121 , 12P00L PMI'S AT Panama Pain,—gates, and Albatross, at Canto; Maywood, Pereana,Velon (reairian damages), Weet Indian, Sea sake, Car of Kandy (and sailed for Caldera). Bolin& (for Co. quimba, Ann balsa, and Eateraine, at Valpaatao; Phasic, at Antigua; Pedlar, at St. lama.' John O'Gara, Orinoco, William, Palatine, North, Oliver Putman, John Sommer, Owen Potter, Caro. ken, Matra, Judith, revert of the Pak, and Yloten,e Nightiagale, at Calcutta. fat= rsa Lniaroot..—Taftcombee, and Capt. Cooke, from Cal. salt; Oct 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Golden Plena (ship). from London for Algoa Bay, out H days, al Oot.l, lat. b. 15 Y., tun. 21.40 W. Runnymede (knit), from Plymouth for Swan Rivet, dug. 23. lat. n 8 , lon. 33 C. Shannon (flap), from London for Camilla, ASS. 11, lat. 33 8., Loa. W. Trial Oh from Mea-Itioa for Liverpool, Sept. 5, tat. 34 8., 100. 41 F I STEAM TO AIIBTRALIA..—The Australian Auziliaty Screw Clipper Company's Rae ship lstaaboul sailed from Plymouth on Saturday, the 1511., after rte arrival ct the midday mail. She takes out a full cargo soda full cunple meat of passengers, and a mail. Her receipts for freight are 4,800 1 ., and for passengers 1,8001.. which sumo sea turreted to cover ter expenses out and borne. The sec 'ad ship of this line, the ladcm.4,hle, sails from London on the 31st of December, end from Plymouth on the 5 k of Js entry, 1857. A number of the passengers who went out in , he latsuboul arrived at Plaiou,h by train, , ems so late as mid-dry on Saturday. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAT's OINTMENT AND W01.1.1[R7 oto POI sac CrILI or riciorvaa.—Copy of a letter tram Mr. Wen Trite, bookseller, aturminater, Newton, to Professor Ho;bway:—dtr: Mr. Thomas Harries, yeismaa. dt. Marra. Derseehire, was for many year. mereetlystnieted with scrofula. Hs took various medwinet in the hope of electing a cure, bat all failed. The &ease ?my materially retarded hot occupation; therefore Its deb twined on trying Honoway's Ointment and INA and by their use be is rejoiced to be able to date be ii now recoscrol. ed.t h all medicine tenders throughout the world; at Protestor FloLoway's estabitabmenta, 244, Strand, London, sad an, Mate...tains ; New Yak; by A.litsaps. Cueatactladyle; A.Guidiey, Smyrna; and Z. Ileir, Matta. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. of CANNON.—Nov. 12, et Ca;;;;;:piace , Cheltenham, the wit c.pc Canaan, Madras Army, of • eon. LARK.—Nov.I4. at Voalry.road, North Brishis, the wife of ?dr.', Carr. ot a daughter. FBANKLIN.—Sor. 13, at Fdge.lane Hall, near Lieerpool, the wife of Ye* C. T. Franklin, lin al Artillery, of • daughter. KEY.—Now. 13, at Stretton Iteetory, near Hereford, Mrs. H. C. Key, of a eon. Lt' IN.—Nor. IS, at the Smeary, Heerelideld, Gloucestershire, the wile of the Rev. James Lukin, of a eon and heir. MA -.:8711 7 4.—Nua. 1:,,..t Blenhalatacuare, Ct atui, tho wife of Mr. T. B 111 , irdis. of a "mi. .ESMOUR —Pon. 12, at Parking Vicarage, Lain. the wife of the he,. 11. P. Bnymour, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ----- ---- DDRAN—MAOHATO.—Nor. 13, at St. Johnbi, fbnithwirk creeent, Paddington, J. Donn, Card. 24th Bengal N.l, Pon of Major Doran, late I 3 it Royal kWh, to Georprlna Sultana, daughter of the late J. 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