The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

r THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS. THE CLERK EN WELL POLICE COURT. (Coatladed from yestordsy's Nzpress ) Mr. Neon Atterbury deposed that be was a stark to the Groat Northers R,ilway Cempeay, and he bad calculated she mamma of A steak standing for dividend it Leopold Re ;path's name up to the 6th of Feb ruary, 18.54, when the register clued. Oa the day she books elamid there stood in Leopold Reargues atm* 7,6001. CoaseUelsted A Stock ; out of his new sad to his debit, 1,8731. ; leashes the balance 6,6251. That would be the janciant au which he would be entitled to rcceive dirt dead. Wiwi , produced the dividend warrants issued to Hadpeth for the December dividend, 1553, mad it repre sented 1,6251. Conallidated A Stock. Euferrier to page 666 in the mister, be found a transfer from Redpath for 1,0001. Hppposing that 1,0001. had beat origisally 5.0001., it would have made the dividead as paid righL Titers was a transfer Sled ea she 4th February, 1854, showing that Rtdrath bad true /mid 5,0001 Consolidated A Stock. Os page 662 there was trausfu No. 11,026 for 1,1251, bat ea Herring to the transfer Wolf as bled, he feud amount really traaaferred was 1251.; malt., in No. 8,451, for 1,2121. 10s. , le the tseneter it was only fee 2121 101 ; is transfer ;No. 9,455 the amount wee 1,250/., in the transfer, 25(1.; le transfer No. 9,456 the amount was 1,2121. 101.; in the transfer, 2121. 10s. The gain spoa thee. alterstions would bays been 10,0001. stock ; that woe, there was 10,0001. standing ea the register of stock In Redpeth's name mono than there were original transfers far. The bons in the dividend war rant and the remits worsts the bandwriticg of Reaps& Crousraunined by Mr. Westaer.—Witeteee earned the Bonier I. 1851, sad was still la the service. He bsieatlsel be die audit depertmeat. He was there in Fe ; but the!' book, did not come sailer his cake. Tkna wee $ regular nett is that department to supervise the Nissesli seal books. By Mr. Hawkins—Latterly he bad something to do with traasfera, bat sly daring the last few months. By Mr. Gifferd—Then was the sun of Charles Heat es ettwitiag witness to the dividead warrant. The sigastun of Rest woe In his handwriting. By Mr. Hawkins —lt was necessary to have the name of au eftesticg whams at that thus, sad say one who happiesd to be Fenn night have tigued_. That was the divideud which world a..., bees paid had the motet, 1,0001., whisk had born Glinted to, stood 6,0001. Ms. Meant Williams, la examination by Mr. Gifford, Wend that he was aa testator of polite, in the unpin ant of the Gnat Northern Railway County. He esenthed the prisoner Rest on his apprehension , aid basil suns letters inn bit (This name of 9:initiation was sot permed, wham loin. °Grad was informed that the beta wars already is endows.) Gronnamised by Mr. Hawkins—He snorted Boat at kis residua*, sal found upon him a telegraphic merge, shish be produced. By M,. GI/lard—Ho afterwards toned a litter is Kent's drawer, addressed to bin by !Wrath. (The *Abaft gives by Mr. Willis.., on Heat's privies. examination, Vie reed.) By Mr. Hawkins—When Kent said to would sot tell where Redpatb was, la &MINT to a question put to bin. witness thought be had read a telegraphic massage which be feud IS Heat sad which had bun sent to kin by Rant 1. Ho dui sot esil Heat's sheath, to the fast that the telserspite menage saeationd "the Hotel, Wisdom. at Earls." - Heat said he had ret seat • message to Red• path for reason of his own. Wanes made no note or MM. atereaden of the soannation which then tole plate. He did an en Kest say question about the letter he bad bead in Die drawer, blame by that time Lest had been eseveyed to the statics sad had hese befogs*, MOM& Mr. Jeans bun, a sevens is the metrepothra pen been, examined by Mr. Chdard, said that an Weinemby, the 12th, he bead at Bodpath's house is Cbsatiothr nee, a letter signed "Chula Heat." The letter wet as Wen : "My dear 044—1 name yes these letters. Nothbg W hers wasted. Too may depend en my keeping every thing sheight, sod I will sot leave the ether. 1 ast very ssuacoined lion your card. Ism neck ia want of 301. List I theglemer sear Ken el my Mock P " Toon very traly, "C. I. O. Hue." Mr. Attorbary was recalled, end roved that this Inter was is Keats haadwvittq. By Mt Hawk in—He believed that the dabs frequently issened anataces Inn Reelpeth. who was very kind to than Its. Giffud niel this was all the soilless, be should ed &meat mum beetles ea these ewe, apse whin' beetheld an for a remand. Os anther illiernieS he should peeve the maim meades of the treenail sad ether matters to saw the non He reposed sew to mess& with the et the same of Oldeey. 117Atterbery was roman. He produerd truster No. 18,774, of 1,9871. 10a. R sleek Is the Gnat Northers Rah way Ceensey. It inverted to be ben Bonne Genie Mammenl. of Berge yard, Bethisethary, pathless, es Grow Sidney, of 29 Rilined-etron. Ilnantoad-reed, genlessa sad was d a ted Pahreary 10, IMO. The boa meat was ;isms! by Stephen George Memnon& sad Gen Sidney. The anteing witnsas to Hither. ',lemurs was Chula Kant, of Ines-mem He believed the @isomer's or Hammed aid Wavy to be fa Rodpetleo handwriting. no dinner' Charlie Hint" was ia Kent's haat veltiag. thmes-essailsd by Me Hawkies—The body of the hem be war is tha baceloritieg of Mr. Fromm, a sleek is the regismation department of the Great Nordin* Railway. He knew that a Plr. Hammond used to coon to the other, let t• did sot hen, his pasnally. He did set know what Mr. Hammed was. Mr. BObart Milano said be lived at No. 20, Edward- Most, Hampread-ten. He had resided there 13 years. 711abes ia Tallman. 1866, act at any ether Una Mass he hod lima then, hod say puma of th e ease of Gawp *Ong lived tint. About eight or eine pease ago the gnome! Redpeth lived there. Whams Winn he was est ef employment when he drat same there. The seagistratt —Did any Imam cease dinned to George Man obits Itedpetb lived there? au sot &were of it. By Mr. Blewkin—Edward•strest was a short street, m ein from Himpotead-read late the marktt. Hodpeth lived la his team en. er two years as • lodger. By the nagistrate—Then had ben no other No. 20 is the street is tls lime, and the ambers bad net bees ia limy_ way dinged. Hr. hitelhere, in reply to Hr. Kinkier, said—lt was Inertia of the aloe to have every Armature to traarfon at tested. Transfers have bets registered without as attests dos, but be stardered that a great irregularity. It would net he the dirty of the registrar to register a insofar with oat as attestiag signature. Mt. Tenses was in the ethos ▪ Mn. Gifferd said be did net preens to cffor any more lei anon oath t day, and would ask for • remand until Friday ma. HZ Hawk ea, as the pert el Heat, asked that that pri mmer migu es efatYW to hell. The ineghthele mid shed when Rest was Wen his tia previews retries, be eared dial Rent might go oat ea bell Oa two swaths of 4,0001. nob). **other 'huge bad bees made tc-diy, on of hooey, whin mode the cue somewhat (Mean ler Guard said that therm would be broight stalest Hest involving queens enemata of nosey. To-dsy it had been proud that be woe the stasatiag withers to • dement of which pins fun videos* had lima given that it was a a rbitaitstrate inquired whether that w made the Cad ton $ 0 GIP: irides Ni ea inns: la tte smout of Mr. Glued "gaol any ball. It would ao doubt be of the greatest hipsrames to bah the prisaan that Kant ahead sot be fos ea asabeft esseshea. Mr. Rata Es IMAM& OW onewat et bell might be fired by the a meld mew Keat's appear ass so • fitters amiss a wahlor of ortainty. llie nagistras aid that, antillalog tbe nagniade el It. frauds wkiabind boa coallillehis he VAthe tan lift of bail In ii.aanisa with the ellogoll *eon p balm 'Nip &Cambers. Zeal int Go vim to sa loarnmest whisk sassed he be few/ sal Is saw pitchy with &Wash had bees brought early boas hiss. Trtere hid bean a salty of action baiwaa the pa ewd at the bar, sod, radon the ciesemnloasa. he hit bread to Mae the spoliation for bell, leaving ajudge us spat his deerskin if be thought it to do so. The *vanes wee than reed ear by the chief clerk sir tbs awl, sad the rowan were ritn,oded until ono esiodt an Friday neat. Mr. Weasel laid then eat • eery shozasloaa Mb d proarediags in this sat Theialise had taken pensin alb. Redpeth's rieldenee w Ineatet.tarrace. the elms were thee., and 're suite eeeepeteat to take chirp of tbo realty. Mr. ileperiateaden Loma had tans et Mr. nedpeth's clothe?, yetis be re aired . Mr. Rau- Stays bad bona appealed to es the subject, sad bad sad that Che sktlas shah a boded over; but the supeein loodent wall not part Mathew. sail he nerd lieu the 21 that he w walksaked to do so. 6 1 F is s irale as astristrats sell be bed no objection. Me had not hen irked to authorise sash preeeediep, and how he was asked what wee abe dose. The asperiateedant would be rite j Added it Mb( *pea soy p artaaiaeLt to whisk the gsatlenes fa NA sides sight sanest. r. flanglwers said the win had been pat is pommies et the beans by die Great Monsen Railway Compasy ones that Soy sight hen ne=aity of usepsetin say doormen tbstnigitt be head Mt. Leone beaded if .Neal Mere whin had lona left at Illeipalles has. sins ledippabselea ; they were spewed by do issibtsela, sobs sail NW et then were ban abullatie lbelliatises, sad Se sans of a prints therenw. They Inn headed rear is Kr. Weather. Ited yetb's selisiter. The edema wen then renevall tress the be, ant epee eaten", the peler's nen flaps* said, with • degree of onfidessee, W Loss, " Then is audits, spins 7os, sop bey. It wee has ide sash that yes via land." Taiwan ntreelisisat beim ponided, they wen to the .one of the natieg nerevell Hew of Di - leafs, is tite prime sta. Tll6 Lai Ma. 80004—Yeatimisy inquiet was tali boy Mr. Wallin. swam, Maim b So Matt at Mr. David Blw. at Csonsanad Vein, tea. no aliases d Ma Cense. largess at assainimm, shown that doetaaska dos% bad andsism dims at In Mass; tba ivy maned s main at " Ain ires salmi csem." THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1856. be regarded is say other light than tut his estimate ol bow my condeet was to be regaNied by them. The Marquis Tointansme—No, ao. Nothing wanfar ther from my wish than to Ma any sub thing. (Haar.) Sir ROllll7 waa the direst sail apparent meaning of the word, yea wood. No, no.) If it was not the soble marquis's isteaties to convey that impressios, his wards were osseedingily strong, and were improper words to use before my saustitsents, with wham to has aothiag to de, sad to wham slue I am amesable. (Cheers.) The sable mortals might feel retry strongly. So did I. and so doss nosy man la this room, and it would kayo bees bees in me if I had said nothing, knowing that the sestbseats 1 espremed were 'hued Is by the great majority of the people of this mantry—sad mom than that, knowing they were shared is by some of the ablated &sib°. ritirs in this country, as is proud by the 'set that tile very chic fast authority of the country has written to me approving of what I said, ad stating that the condeet of Admiral Napitir wan most snwarraatatilti. (Cheers.) Bat I mut here utter my most iadlguat protest—and I am sore the protest will gad a general echo—egaiast the near. tions which are being ands by the gallant admiral, whose falling intellect and shattered nerves make the 'Holt area mots &Worsts's, to lower the character of the Britian navy, the efficiency ad diselplins of British 'allots, by pandering to tits powsr, and ondeaveuring to lead a hing hand to maistais the prestige, of him who was so elp noisily oar enemy. (Chun-) I say that Is conduct unwoetby any man, and especially of ono holdieg high rank in his country's sorrier; and lam sure that the amble marquis miliaria this motional. (Hear, hear.) After professing hie satiety to do his bast to servo the country, Sir Robert resumed his mu amid loud applause. The Marquis Towesszaszt melted to be allowed one word of uplanstitte. All he had said was, that he regretted a Area holding the situation the ha. baronet did should, la a public assembly, give utterance to things that ought to form the subject of a court-martial, and that he thought tbsy came with a very bad errata from the hon. baronet, ha ben; cue of the Admiralty. (Hsar, bear) He was ready to admit did Sir Charles Milner had to a great extent dia. appolatad the smutty, though probably the country en puked too mush ; but a groat deal too mash had boas already mid, and be felt mach for the palatal position he which the gallant admiral we. placed. He (the sable marquis) was sorry Sir Robert Peal had takes it Is the way be had, sad what ha said we. not intended to hurt his foilopt. Viemost Bauman seat returned thanked,/ SU hum &sae Wm. la • heathy musk he saposmed Ids um& of Ye ameba pas" ef Me pewee. Iliwalisat. mil his hops that the 11•11111141111 semiltme of Hits sad mum whisk Lulea! had Just made Ise the sake of jellies maid net door the p.epls from saseperting the guesausat la a simibr 411111M0 sf the dark skate es whisk teas OWN the I goaded herbs& made It ammary. Oh imam Pin nut premed "The Milk of the Towashoad," and ezpressol roust OM tenen =s have been cam for • momentary elndiftlea of feeling. What the noble marquis bad maid was eseepted la theamikly good part, though at the memicat it had taken him by surprise. The Marquis TOWINZIND made hie amiumirtsdimeata is terms equity graceful. B. had all alms kid Su Charles Napier what a amps ha would get fate litrenik his sternal reatedeemelearld and love of tenth's. (Laughter.) He wee Nee **sten Wm. Be thught le was Ite blame fa aim Magog W A 7 shalty know soom what wan to be dmy brand of sawing math after month to pen, and fuser erigbe, "Il you had sent me oat so and so, I oor'd have Mum wad as." Now, kowever, he ought to be et slams he the remalader of his days. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHEBTEIL-I 121158171 COP (1114TaIt Olt NOT.) 1,000 to 16 opt 1101loia (t) 1.000 to Wattwortl lAN to 10 ,to of 1,000 to 10 Al — Otioul do Vail aska& No lett og on tho Derby. LUDLOW RACZB.—Fan (n sucrire mann%) at. nati Wks glow Lt ran. Waldo/ dl. Plansible "i.~ rd Gems rare .......... Inas raw HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. lima latledalld's, Kooky, Hart,l•l4 Rudy. Wing-4111. Alanssam. Ileaday, lesams aliiias; Wednesday, Caftan ; m dar ie rrabwm tatarday, arum NM. bloaall—at 11. el toady, Newnan Lodges ; Wednesday. Omp. 1.1111011111-0 10. ad Ilseblike lissedhs). Ilabia. Ilbgams Lids; Wm. ay. 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Pol•4l,—st Maim% 10. Weals's& Tesoky, Seek Padre 11. Tito moadetrates of Olsosergssehie• not on nom En se eseeldlatt a 'Osmoses, be the tosety. The WO Naar mid that time woe opeesode of MO Widen trio ellieed their livelihood be dibeneat promilere ta Cardiff. oad Somme. If to flew If*, Alai eel, 260 foe Vari, sad vow sewn.. ims sod vI:E thy hod Noel set hem Aso TOO joyealle off thootelevet the oosoli. IM aloe of the nestl es . esliseibed lemiNe the eideNe of the loetttestes. tab) *nttlligata. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 21. MOSS TXII4I•XCILLOB SIMI TIMILKIIIIII IP. DAI lIIT.-1171N1/ell - - Itwill be reeellicted that in Muth lest the Vial-Chancellor determined that the bonen made by the late .I. W. M. fume', the artist, of LOOM to his uneaten in trust for the ~tea of a moemment to Me swam in Bt. Pure Cathedral, wee sot invalid ander the statues of amnesia, and that thereapcm his Hamm ordered that a as of tassels opinion la raise re the above as Weald be traniierrei to the nano of the Ateoaatantdiemeral, to an accosat to be entitled " the Monumeat Account." This has ausordingly bees done, sod there is sow studies to that amount the eau of 1,2411.4 a. 4d. commis. The 'Realtors and trustees new premated a petidoe praying that the said eau might be trauferred to them in order to be applied to the pur poses sontemplated by the testator. Mr. W. H. Sewell, in @lmpost of the petition, submitted that this wee sot a bequest is the nature of a charitable gift, bat that it bolt to the trustees oath. discretion a to the node of its expenditure. It wet very desirable that the Umbra, who won statism & tenanted with art, should be unletemeed in their adieu with respect to the *rutin of the newomilist. Ms Tin Miscall°, said that while he disclaimed any dodos lo interfere is the Midis quastleas which 'sight Moa b ma Weed should lain to do sip lo thought that Wm*, mit rifled wilt the mum Me Ina* *amid =Nut sebese wee natured I. order that he an that Nis hod would be duly applied He desired that the truitess *sea wiperfeedy este id la their mode et *potpieg the task but is order that the court might we that that applies*a esewered the objets of the testate, he shield *tot the peat* to stead over, mad this lbw gentlemen would be alio, whoa their plans were sly matured, to show Ida ia chombu that their online* U is acandease with the testate?. = I 'W . He should be willing to give the trust , re any power, with rupees to receiving tenders, dw., whieh they might mitre. SMITH IP. LAIIMAW. Aa order was made yesterday for the committal of the plaintiff for • eastoutpt of the coart, in havisg written an seonyucoas letter to the difeadaat. The particulars el what thea assured appeared la the Alt#ll.ll of lrlt *seise. The plaintiff they presented a petition, szpreenag his igao rune that is writing the Wise he had bees frailty of a 'attempt of court, espreedag his Nutrition, sad 'Meg that the order sight be shamed, sad 101 prooesdiap thereon stayed. petition Mr. Craig and Mr. Southgate appeared is rapport of the Mr. Wipe= sad Mr. Diekluoa appeared for the da intiest, sad did sot object to as order Wag made us Naked, provided that the weft were paid. The Tiss4)lsessiise owls the order, on the terns of the Widener paylag the ewes of the notion of yesterday sad ea the must petition. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 21. =MIMS IN ILLIIOO.-311110.1 nines cI w 3 c, INILLIAII3. CIOWDIIII. AND WILIAM MILD O. w&nus IS mix. The piebald* in this rue is an attorney, and the defen dant is au fashion's'. at Millbash. The sodas was in trove/ to recover a lawyer's hies bag sad a letter book whisk nes it It. At the trial a viten was "stared for the plaid& bat subsequently a rule wee obtained to eater a midst it Ms delesdant cm a seam& To-day aisle was shown egsled the rule being made absolute. Mr. Osseo sad Mr. Powell loppeand te show muse, sad Hr. Buddha's to support the rule. Tin mil a penes maned Hest ler the amount s et ente, sad seat Helias, who had fumed, been hie dark, wilt the book as a wham to Weetaiester. Halm pt up at the dateadmat's house, ad left trident bill. The defeadent elained a lieu on the bag :Mok, but the *lain esatended that as the property wan hi end not Hakes% the defsadent had ao lion. The mart thought that it was quite ekes that the ba h bad a lien, and they aide the rale for a POONA • CAII IP. CLIO AND OTRIPI.—WIPPIPION OP A MIXSZO OP IL IOILDI2III 100121 T. The pleiatfff was a neenher if the Guardian Basile Banding Beelety, of which sae of the rules said, that any perm sore than el: scathe in arson in his mts should ens to he a amber. The plaintiff beans oun sere than six months la arms, bat alter the lapse of that time be paid his hack sabseriptions to two diners+, who gas his a receipt. The board, however, refilled to adopt the est of the two (Weston. sad declared the plaintiff spelled front the society, and offered to retain the song paid to the two direst's. The quo*a wee, whether by the opera tion of the rule the *Stiff bad most to be • iambs without any isolation of the board. The court thought that the plaintiff bad reamed to be • somber, and they gave judgeneat for the defeadaats. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—No,. 21. 3TITIMII AT J PAM -12PCMA ri. AMAX AIM MIXON This wu the drat day of the third @Mar at sill pries in Itiddleses. The list coataiud as sissy as forty suss. DAR= IP. CLILLITOL—AMIAOLT. Mr. Lige aid Mr. P. C. Oates appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Betersderff for the defesdeat. It this ease the plaiatiffsought to rearm a is of mosey alleged to be duo by the defeadeat for wove, and also eon poneatioa in damages for on assault. YN defeadaat *aged unguent indebitatls se to the elaim for sign ant "not gallty" aad Ossification as to the swat. From the *ol dest's of the plaketiff, It appeared that he was a working en graver sad that he hod bees employed by the defeadast who was aka a crest engraver aid mensfasturer of sleets plata far marking Hsu. The plaintiff mu engaged for al fortnight at a salary of 21. 10s. weakly, bat Wally bees at work for three days whoa the defeadset said that the work was badly doss, knosired him data, and directed him to leave the haw. It ommegnemas of the assault the plaintiff alleged that he had Mimed onorely, sad had eustaiaed • peouniery loss suatatiag to 61. for medial emendates. For the daises it wu esgsd that the plaintiff woe only tikes on trial, sad that he was so ineoutpeunt to do his week that it was useless further to employ him. Upon this diseovery, the defeadast desired the plaintiff not to melee his spumes spie, hat netwithsteadiag this he did so. The defeadest thereupon rusested him to absent himself, sad on his (lodising to do MI he sedesuand t s tutus his, bay he resisted, aid the result was, • bench was thrum dews, sad the plaintiff fell over it and esstalited a slight Wary. The learned judge NUN summed up, The jury retuned a vardiet for the defendant. BOW-STREET. The foreman to Mr. Berry, of Parliament-street, jeweils, and watchmaker (the employer of the unfortunate was Cop*, who was murdered by Robert Marley), attended es behalf of Mr. Berry, to answer • summons charging him with donning a watch, the property of a Mr. Steadman, who, however, did not appear. The foreman stated that Mr. Berry would hen attended pro:41117, but that he wu 'mimed In the trial of Marley. Kt. Berry's impression was that the watch was returned shortly after it was left to be repaired, which was la Joss, 1864. Certainly he had beard nothing shout it from that time to May last, a period of surly two yearn. Every swell had bun made for it, and so such watch amid be found. Mr. Berry bad offered to give complainant, by way of umpensation, a watch worth 301., which he bad refund to accept, though his own, according to his description, could not be worth more than Ts. dd. Mr. Berry was willing to pay say amount the magistrate thought proper to award, though he thought it would have been a much more proper coons for Mr. Steadman to proceed in the Comet, Court. Mr. Jardine thought so too. At all events, ae Mr. Stead man did not appear, he could make no order, bat must dismiss the summons. We are requested by Mr. Jardine to state that a few days ago he received a letter signed "An Isspeetor of the A Division," and inclosiog a pnetage stamp for a charitable purpose, scoompanied by a request that publicity might Do given to the occurrence, la order that this contribution might form the nucleus of a general penny subscription. Meg of opinion that the occasion we. not one which would 'justify each on appeal to public charity, Mr. Jardine handed the letter to Inspector Bradstoch, of the A dlvision, with iustruetions to ascertain by which officer of the division it was written, in order that the stomp might be returned. The result Of Mr. Bradstoek's inquiries was that the writing did not at ell resemble that of any member of the division, but that it did very much resemble that of a person who was formerly in the division, and left under oircurostaisces not very creditable to himself. He is believed to be on intimate terms with the person for whore benefit the subscription was intended. Mr. Jobs Davey Rymer., T ' s;;;;o7 residing at No. 1, Bernsbary.stritet, Isliogton. appeared before Mr. Tyrwbitt, Ia answer to a siammons charging him with burlap on the Blot of October, in the parish of Bt. Pancras, unlawfully beat Mr. Black Dams and imprisoned hint tor 12 boars. It appeared that the parties are related by airtime, and the dame arose out of a family dispute. After bearing the evidence on both sides, Mr. Tyrwhitt bound defendant over to swot at the Central Criminal Court, to answer any serge which might be preferred by the prosecutor. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the board was bald at Guildhall. ♦ depatatiott from the inhabitants of High-street, South. wark presented ,memorial praylog for sash ea 'amnion of the new line of street, agreed to by the board sad apprond by the First Coasetosioner, as woetd nun the removal of the Tows Hall and the sd}olateg homes, sad also that the earn might softweetna nearer to the Tows Hall thee Yorketreet. This Caatttraw said that with man to the Town Hall sad neighbour:as bosses, the been bed sehedeled them, slthouge they were not isoladei la the estimate, es that If the board afterwards theesbe et desirable to remove those baildlogo, they would le emellell MI do go. Bat, with rehtenee tr adhnics ee the ewes, the beard had already determined that t►e ewes eloseill eswwwwws at York street, and as the plea had reesteed die essodso tithe First Com mission", and the psaihreeststry sotiew bad bees given, tee named that he saw esulderable e Mashy in altering the . . . . . A deputation from the vestries of the parishes of Bt. Mary, Islington; St. James, sad St. John, ClerkenwoH ; sad the district board of works of St. Andrew, Holborn, presented a memorial, advocating the formation of a park for the northern climbs of the metropolis. Mr. Con, who headed this deputation, mid the plea had been approved by the Prime Minister, sad they had a pro- Mies of 60,0001. from the government towards the carrying oat tithe plan, and the parliamentary notices had beta given for the seteesery powers for raising the remeisiag sou required—vie , 160,0001. What the committee pro• posed was, that the board should mkt up their parliamentary astime, obtain the bill, and do the work • bet, in the event M the board refusing to do the work, t he manmittee ro path tt have the elocution of it vested is trustees. The depletion, however, deemed that this wee a fitting work lee the board to undertake, sad ens hem whisk they would derive curdle sad the public admatage. The CHAIRMAN melted Mr. Con if be thought it COINfO. teat f r the board to take up the notices given by the com mittee of the united parishes ? Mr. Cox mid that to hod taken advice ea the subject and had tot the slightest hesitation la ststieg the rink. in which the baud would stead provided they *greed to eadar take the work which would he this: they would have seeking to do save to prepare the bill and carry it th s 7 l l 7 l parliament, whist be thought they would have so di is &lag. Tao manner is which the *mutton plumed le l raise the 160,0001 was by a general rate. me memorial was received and ordered t, be pelsteildit *slated mous the memben, and takes late eimithellilla on Friday mat, the Mk intact. TeeCHatasaxgaveeasaaatof what mired wham ' is the previora day, the deputations met the thief teemak rimer, a report of width was gives yesterday is set colsuas. A rnoistioe was pond instructing the neater to pre pare a plan tied mime. , Ittoo• the Potato of dialer'. sag" gnted is Captain reall'a letter, sad approved of ey the and mennealmor ; and Tetchy week was appointed as the day tea Wing the oltainsin's report of the deptitatioa to Air B. MI twasurlikratice. ii;eeaawainee of work;Weridireeted t draw ap bile for the sw stew, is Southwark tad Covratiardew. CORPORATION DINNER AT TAMWORTH. A dinner to the en-Mayor of Tamworth took ma;Wodomday semis & The Marquis Townshond, Vimmat Repham sad Sir Robert Pool we» present. The islowing bit of sprring Lock place between the Marqufs and Si, Robert, Is re Sir Charles Napter's defogs in the Baltic in ISM. "The Amy sad Navy" hiving bus leaned, The Menials of TOWKIIIIIND acknowledged it. Re remarked that he felt disposed to abstain from wisonag a single word, but se mush had lately boas said, OM way or another, about the am, that he hoped they woad moose Ida If be took dee eimartmity of saying mm-ides in he delsece. (Cama) Time were dosMiese_geadeesea m ust who woes wamemen of the splendid dbpiay id semi strength whisk leek Ibis • abert des dose. • Is.. Sect never pat to Nei bee it hod bees Mill that though the dem were eilliall Mehl dedeabei, Ma men wets main is those segiblin eusbligi TIMM masa eight to He ~,.Neel ew inesian mod a sommemdmein Wag of ilest , that gee wee • may aid Rind of Mk he sowid bob saying thee he did detlisibre the veMemeat. (Ohms.) Re sup mown Wit amiss Napier es the woad that Is a time of war Mt mode Imo of the onpreedm ea a ems do poem, to Wing the &Mimi eat; bat that he should ham metinned to supreme that opinion whoa dm poem was doelarisd, meld be the result eel y of that unfortmate die main in whirls he Ind beams involved with the Bead of Admiralty ; and he (Marquis of Towne- Mad) theeght it hard that the navy should mar is repute hem sap wadi personal squabbles. (Chime.) It had bass sold that lir Charles Napier wee wanting fa discredits. Tab was ptebably tree; but if in the late waz he bad shows. west of cl•sersticts; it wee not that sort of dboredan usually saki to be the hotter put of valour. (Sear.) A more gallant in a brunt man Raver lived. (Chain.) "And (said she noble marquis) I mas et help taking this °pmts.. tufty of @Wog how much I et petted to ham heard, nee hag ago, at the dash which took place at Stafford, some remarks made by my honourable Mead the bermes (Sir Robert Peel), whisk I thought were welled for, emcees airy. and certainly out of plies, costes from a mesa (Min the aunties be did at that time. (Applause.) I think that a member if the Board of Admiralty ought to have tan the last min •s say a word against one at the top of tte eervin. (Cheers.) I know these is aot a nee living who b more full of kind and poems firedogs than the Ito mumble baronet—(bear)—bat I do skink It was moat ussfdr• touts, sad I alo taro ho toast reed bavig wstsad.d the feelings of a men whose whole Use hut bees drested to the Invite of hie country, sad whist solo bib wooed Mime with endk and resoles, * Is hiss dam la doss of difileulty, M sertsiodyldbil diorppolat the hopes of his eistatry by ass Wagtail ablest as estioa with the Rustiest. (Rear.) A. I have jut eel& lass slue there is sot • eitaa 'ivies who woad moan adlatiwiedas his regret at having dose =riding to few oeillWelield SW feelings of an et I was oa the wigs of totars thsalfir Robert Peel. 1 now that Sir Chubs his deeply felt it. He has felt that it wee a slat fosst lllll.lster. Se has felt, ator•over, al if Sir Robert twos did sot speak hla own esatimests easy, but also those albs bosodate shish as b loused. Is test. to is is a aiste ed blooms pals at this mutest; sad he hu wrkein to the Oresd Deb Coastaatios, and oleo to the French Attain). he know whether the stew neat of Sir Rebut Peel iseeernit tr sot. (Hear) I hope Met it ever the opportualty should ebb gala. whatever the country nay be with which we are engaged, this there will be no doubt or quotioa left ea to the ability of oar navy to retain that was, which is one of the brightest orsaaests ef ewe coaatry." (Chows ) The bathe of "TM Boroosh 311abbsts" hubs bees gives, Sir Roam Pass had his reply to lb. stortyee. After a few profess, maths ho odd be hit it to be a gnat Nr dumb' to most es esti mete= sat 'sly gestleare when he aAM sotto main his paramel trine., bat she • great naay pellehol adhesesta. As Ide bath, sod that of hie celleagea, hal hiss death In Ask *spooky as seembets f ter the heave" So odd act ad is awes what be believed goad he lila mama sf the stubby, and of • very groat poralos of the paths sof dely, the swat sadelhollos width whit bus boss im, hit tha sa n t at • somas it eleis—at • nessest atm orsiderabiedworr the 'ovals waft of this matey was estrstlod t. a Mil Si Nib y sad teat, fall of aperiebe, aloe is IMAM. prompt aW ratolate is aoY.n, as the sable hoed the hellillef ter Tiver ton. (Chests) He believed ths sowamoot of Lord Ni mble. had hoes eallaestly ossmlisk sad that it bad • Oohs to lay slain to the good whites of leme people of this snaky for having beoaglit to a ombhoiny issue • period of very great sad serious difficulty. (viae. Mb) All Sass bagratalate themselves spas rho toesietatiou of • war whisk wee absorbing all thole Ma lateoeste, *Hest ia" the trade of the °natty, &Swag oar sosusersial Mabee with other countries; sad that wit hid sawoodod, i osoklosetios with ow slbe, Teases sad lat. Nab. ilsiesiag shat a stais of this., lead is 'wearies ehlryi, whisk we . petrel . into war to obtain, sad frau wok\ was wt dN taut insist aorta we °Masa thou'. (Star, bear) Wow lag Ms alliance was to sestieue had bees of Isla eletiody insitest He was ass of tame who theugbalkue taw Mame with Name lied bees productive as peat alealkallii Mold be poisedn of greet good in preside, lanolviliuden el the world; bat lot say elliesee parish nth', ite should with say essimey wham" 'satiate anything tendsubeatally oesseetoil with our sights and abortive as Zegilalosis. (Great eboottiag.) TM state of Ehrops was oirtaisly sot itch mane night ham willow.. All Mew that roceady a very 'these step had hoes taken by the gomraimat of Ms estmtly is csesiag M bold &pia natio felitiom with the government of Naples. It was sow said that theta wets sew commit= to be loads. What- 1 ever the politico of attain =igen be, eats& it was that he .aria enure iguerance of lbs @mese whisk had led to withdrawal of their mabiendors. (A laugh.) Bat b thought that whoa Begliad, la magssettaa with a ge reouseat UM that of From, made Mimeo for As pm. pose at asitigallag servals wile , and from semi smut m other, which had sot been esplaiaid, the ant Mid' was destined tot Naples did sot premed to that doetissitoa, the question was ens involving so row hsportest melts as to 'lmam that eau explaaatios should In given. (Chas..) Here wa wen, however, with diplom a t s . titian withdraws, millet with out • word of eaplatarea as to tho NAM' that Ind to the withdrawal of this Nese. (Lar, hear.) Attar referring to the dais of proweis shish do ma bed proved op knee te bs as capable of as ever. Ills Robert pro ',Mad te Mien is what the Marge+. Taltsabroml hod said as to hie Stafford speech. No o • wig ticw." ry Mr that I bast a risks to taproot lay to.. Mat nim ff - my sow tala at asfar y plane mos. I Mould sea be the Wiper bly MR b•rilsab s itbaili em. Midas to gin free espreeiso sostisost• WOO* sal. o d a ms spa any palls lasslas. (01055..) Tea sof& lusgais has beta *sod is lay eat I San behaved fa a • ma tat sad suessily warm la of kw e isg a a i of tee salmi admiral it toe IlainVdiaget. Ns km ow this 'bomb lb. Wolfst has disappointed oho eamete- Ism of l a s oppylee. yet that it was seat ••011111018. 100 ss Mb& sad Wilsey"' is we, as rermeattag a 'au saw n . lIMI AdlagallPolll Make as' of the observation 'ohne' te. ( 4 Nov [ line." less Margula Tawsobtad ) As a amber for two baapsobl to set timetable to tit loarquis. fla Mos* TOWNIIIIIND —lt was at Stafford, sot lieu. ills UM! bias—Thu sable maple ask the allaslot fa promo ad ty staslttaostto doff vast Sd NM said ant MARLBOROUGH-STREET. The individual who passed himself of as the Hari of Anse'ley, bit eoadeseended to the name of Smith alter be was taken into custody, was to appear at this court letter day to answer the abatge of obtataiag goods by falsely per sonating the Earl of Anse,ley; but at the appointed time the 'sewed did not make his appearance. Mr. Bingham, la the first instance, called upon the sensed to Rod bail for his appearance, bat after the seemed had paid elaisus im mediate upon him, which he did as soon se be was removed from the bar, Mr. Negligee took his own recognisance to appear on Friday. The noir appuirsuoe of the seemed pro dead come diseppointmeat, as several tradesmen were fa attendance for the pupae of astertainfog by personal In spection whether the accused was the individual who had vietimised them under the assumed title of Lord John Hay. Mews. Damning and Co., pleating, in Regaiscstreet, ware I reported to have been defrauded out of 601. or 701. worth of jewellety by this person, from whom they had respired a oommnaiestion, dated from t. Altos Towen," a legality where ft is needless to say the police ascertained the pretended Lord John Hey was noknowa. An hotel keeper alto bed to complain that the pretended Lard John Hey had not only nut up a bill at his hotel, but bad borrowed mosey, and tires decamped. From the de scription given of this penes, it was clear that it could not be the gemmed Earl of Agneeley. The araared is of light 1 1 complexion, small light esoestaehles sad whiskete, between 26 and 30 years of age, sad speaks with an Irish accent. The pretended Lord John Hay is described as of dark conk plezioa and black hair, and the Istest information of his movements was treentitted to the pollee about three week, •41 0 I t. Is ceisieetared that the person who assented the title of the &riot Anumley has some matrimonial purpose is view. It le bettered that he was at Chelteabans some short time ago, strutting shoat la borrowed plume. LLIEBETH, John Cook was placed at the bar for Baal examinaties. The prisoner wee felted la the bedroom of Mr. Edward Mulls, the proprietor of Park Farm Clanton', sad his apprehension was owieg to Mr. Muth; having got out of bed at about 2 o'clock in the sneroh.g, when he same in con tact with him. The prisoner at the time was is the act of examisieg the prosemitcr's writing.desk, which he had takes from a chest of drawers, and had previously taken from the maataishelf a wateb, a ring, and a brooch, belong. tag to Mr. Martin, which were found oa him. Mr. Norton—Has anything been learned of the prisoner dues tha last ezamination t _ . . Sergeant Hepburn, 31 P.—Nothing, Sir. The plain clothes men and the detectives have seen him, bet nothing is known of him. When at the station•bonse on the morning of Vs apprehonaion the prisoner said, Tido is a bad lob. lam unity I was taken is so easy a way." He (Hepburn) asked hies how he knew the place, and he replied that a man named John Smith had agreed to do the job with him, but when they got to the house his courage faded him, and he retailed to go into the hone*, so that be had to go into the house himself. He also said that he got into the house by rattling the window. The prisoner farther said that John Smith was to be met with in Chula street, Weetmiaster, but I could not hear of soy such penes thus, l and my Sun belief was that the prisoner mast have been I assisted by some persona well acqueintad with Mr. Martin'* premises. I have not been able however lo trace the connexion to anybody else, bat it was exceedingly strange that a person ticaetiwaio Sod with the pre miers should have Seed on this geranium window to get in at, or could have known that it was fastened by only one bolt, and that, by shaking the window Neil, that bolt should bays become undone. There was another strange oinumetenee, that on getting in at the window the prisoner had to pass through the works of a model steam engine, which was placed close t i it, and to scismrlists this without overturning it required emuiderable care end ingenuity. The prisoner, who offered nethieg in defuses, was fully eomm►tted for trial for the burglary and robbery. The magistrate ?equated oar reputer to acknowledge the receipt of 21.105. from " R. H. 8.," for the poor•bos, Lad st. from " H. J. F.," for Mn. Percy. MARKET& PRODUCI. the tramelkse la eektkeriarialiais weak have beta very Halted, the treale eppearlai amain*, to wale to any extent. Ibe of maw alimalst millas boo Um small, sad privately Wee lea ahempal 11 se is the asks nark. Ihrenff, Sow • rehaudea ellid. le la, pat W. ale iIS seek. la the sok liddl by tho Data Thaw Cenimay yriVoisaidagen;to halms Java, the Imes wino mat at a =hat the eine arts were rather Wm. Oa aay la the WIN sir. het. la dr Sr aliefhades= lie erases kb& at prelim rein. Weft MB eekta kw eillielie. sail sew flaadag paente have ban all et lel lime. nice Wasb a isited Wawa la tie at toy peevleas rah Matra W. J. aid L Ilmapica's 1 Casualty of Fridq mak& SUGML—The evempelprie• of brown or Iltuonvado sugar the of the British proesekos in Amoeba for Lb' week ending rv ie .r i e, is M. lid. pet ewL eselueire of duty. The average viol of brows or 31wee•ve4 eager, the produce of the Illandtius, log the week fosolkai So Move, is li. 34d. 'the overage peke of brown ot Idoeserrene mortise prelim ot the feet Indies *w the week eed lait se stove is See. 10d. The ammo peke of the three for/ping de seriptioes of suer jointly, toe the week oodles NI above, is 35a.,61d. per ew t., atelnelee of duty. Ilawirm, Nur. gl.—ln the &teem of rappliee. we we without • mingle Palmation to noon this week is any deeerigtion of imam. The pfised =alma la quiet bet DOC lower. Rum wanted, but little offering. COTTON.—Lnaeroot, Nov. 21. The latest Melte hoe tbe pelted steles seek= the tenser marts sad stalemate se to the mg el esties is list wary issarly all parties, emarpositly, ere now lassisL a that= t he seat season on the basis of • coop sot or hales Taking this estimate of mop ma • so= dissidaseks esseinden, Yi et the same time tattles late assessighe midst raiser sminageles at house and abroad, it is se 11004 *lt oar plus retat a c steady. Thls boa been ail seek with ae— re up their sleeks to • light heigleg, mg of mem the serentstare, m a state of inoaetary lairs smsgsbag N ' s ban amain 10 011•18 • quiet dine ; the Wailes wiser Amulets ere tartly kinglet tier ground, while the Wier geffilltise are Ohs ebrelly. Nstlbilfle there any quu.3l:e change ta desalt, draelle, or Ignstiane. We smote Midland eglstids, Mobile, Sid.; Crtzte. 13 1. -164. Tee tb~itm 71d.; and Grins, i r pt. 1,210 *merles', and 420 Nast, an rep , rtari to have bees token on emu tattoo ; e7O Swim and 1,260 burst for export, so that the deli veries to the trade for the week have been about 27,300 bales. Wes today, 3,000 balm Behest the week, 11,600 bales COTTON GOODN—Mancassres, Now. 21.—Tte budners In cloth and pm has beam of shaded charmed today. as well as daring the earildjort of the week hews wicked, wighisit to horror their 'WNW. as littler ewe be dodo t la the present stated the seen ' seediet. The gelds d AWAVANICI coma of the lower qt alltles haw Woo way a Huh. sod whilst this renders harm of gook sorts dam bdirld ddiad. hwe not Woo way rough to en dowed, bre O athwe aterdlness way be looked for. There IA wig wpwigio kw dirk g dew% and domestic; end la printing ars Was ben ler kw elsord this Re p ot, with prim net putts r Wady es bet wed. Fee Wash satr Aare re net bees such damask are the Wet okras trees Irk bar set led to wok burro kers* elderne. Pekes see . bat of quatilks essi brow raid *beds ore .=.. aw ie=tdris of gods The lir meld ler Wee deb. dert ke sleek sr des de. goad basesesisserlderide dike ke Imre and belbserissesks bid deer we Vibe. tad roe eostende see rely, se Het se wed Mrto mks le M. lbws bee been Ire news burrs kr lied gran* wises so nitre is fewer d lMprjrer *seek seakelkassirdeit. WOOL AND WOINIDD.-11ssaissa. No% :o.—rts barn bare this nubs% oho an at atterit as tbp silo at ackalal wens is Lanka. on ast parabong nal prothr fa onsapseas of asporall ita at ban b a th ~.rill. Bohn tom the eon. tam ad boa ths thane disable isseeser, baba Wasted, solasidase flessly. D.W. st do Wes is, tholepin, brisk, sol pins ses yap this. The orapres to as latthersosat to the pins st Ingebb Ands, nth bees ire alistobne, ~Os nen lably asont. Paw mast amp Is ea lasessaml lawilwbr sli dopria. its.,Pam Ingssennat Nwpisss. arbbeisse sad las Dna wads an ant r nopent. Do fur deli.. Ma some Ist air. Oath soli drab sas lari=ed Weil r then b ast nob bunts ems Loess onnial see iiin, bat law sob an aim Altogether this ow* it wad la the bake the Ilialend sinests le lobo the syspap d the enno. lb. flibletTe et until pro an la nosy woo Maim s sot Ina, kir is Must*. la sonnones se the blab prim wide n smelt Isr weal. The susadaass se ismsbsara la ill• market km ban wan Wks Una ler aim thee pal. me potheass el wand Nil Woo ban ben more freely made. Bone orders bare been OR% by American houses. TM eaanteetoroes ere, neverthelasa. In • bad position. and thoy find the frith price of yarn, sa th e Witness dad th• high Flee of wool, a greet cheek to bookie.. CORY.— cuuroia, Nov. 21.—There was s poor supply of wheat at market to-day; best white realised an runes of Is. per qr., whir the damp and tastier red could M bought Is. to lower; white, 700. to 7es.; eztra.79s. ; eel, ens. to figs.; sutra, Os. Barley : fleet rather trier; secondary quality 2e. lower; e2s. to 49 . ; extra, Ils. Bras: Bt ae offering. LW about Is. lower for all deur ptions ; man, Pr. to 41a.; tkllta, 42.. to 11a Per and orse fatly al dear —the forme Sr. to 64s ; dos whir, 465. to Its. Loony, Nov. ll.—Our market has been well *applied with wheat today, and prices rasher In favour of the millers. The condition reneririg were than last week. Barley Is. lower. Wheal. red, Ma. to Ilia ; white, 61a. to b5l. Barky, 40e. to 171. Oats, 31s. to 27e. Nov. ll.—Wheat was in limited rarer, sod the liner qualities declined le. per quarter, whilst other goatlike were quite neglected. Floe barley was rather che a p er , an d ot h er qualit i es difficult of eels, at la. b ls. draw English beans were Is., ad fixers Is. to 2s. craw. Oats were id. per stone, and oatmeal le. per load lower. CHEESE.—Bisitormone. Noe. 20.—The supply of cheese was about 220 tons, which met a slow sale et • oonaiderable reduction from the prices of last market COALS. Lowness, Nov. 21. Bates' West Hartley, 16a; Davison's West Hartley, tes. id.; Holy well 17s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 164. Tendeld Moor, 13e. Id.; Tan. Reld Mom Buts; 1 w.lld. ; Wallin Primrose, Us. 3d . ; Walls End Closforta, Its. 9d. ; Walls End Harlon, 1 1 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 171. 9d. ; Eden Maio, 195.; Walls End Braddylla, 15,.; Walls End Harwell, les. ; Walls End Helton, 205.; Walla End Richmond, les. 6d. ; Walls End Rowel's Helton, 19s. ; Walls End South list. ton, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 205.; Walls End Kenos, 19s. id. ; Walls End Teen ; Walls End South Durham, llts.; Bata Merthyr, 245.; bon's Anthracite, 215.; Nixon's Merthy r , 2.3/64.—Shicsi at market, 104 ; sold, SO. THB POLICE COURTS Mc. D. Bartlett, a clothier carrying *a busisees at No. 1, Tipper But Smithfield, appeared epee a 1111111111054 which him with ong Wand to pay Nathaie Minden, a h litter, his legal fare. The completaant haviag bees sworn, acid—Os the 16th intent tha defeadant hired my cab In the bilsoriee, to take himself aad then other growa.up permits to Marcus-road, Isingles. They all seined a home in that street, end as =ems gong le, It bang thee about sin o'clock, the &- naked me to htedt them away at 9 o'clock. I re tuned at that hour and let the servaat at the hone know that I was there, sad I was donned till 11 o'clook, when the delawlest sad his Mends again entered my oak, and I drove them beak to the Misoriee. He then asked i.e how mush lie wee nen 'es. I told him ISe. Bd. He refused to I pay this nin. He offered in sothieg, and epos my tenni him I 'Meld mmunos him for the mount he mused toe sod told me to do what I liked TM Lord Mayor—How do you mate out the 13e. 6d.1 Complaisant-2i. 6d. tan then, Is. fare back, and for waling, my lord. Delleadent—My lord, I discharged him at afire o'clock, sod annul him ifhe could some tern for ems. Tbsierd Moyer—Bat did yea ay him tho nitwit of tit* Aso whiehfao due to him at that time ? — Dedsitiaut—No, bat I ellseltarged him. The Lord Mayor—Were you know. to the complehtent ? Defoadaat—No, he wa a stranger to nu The Lord Mayer—Thee it was to di/thugs—it is not to be summed that a cabman would trot a stranger. You should bays paid him his fan at the time be put you down in the ant lettuce. As you did eat do so the law calls it a matiaeoas hiring, and you ere liable to be charged for time up to the serial of your dually diteharglis him. Doloadeat—lf It is right of emu I will pay the 'stout, bat It emu to me to be a curious hied of taw, otyPord. Complaineat—Not carious at all, sir; It's one of the very boot alts of mamma In examine. (Laughter.) The defeedeort Immediately pad the mousy and amts. The Lad Mem legaseted that the prep would acknow ledge the emeignef 101., fres M. A. C., for the pcor boa. GUILDHALL. . _ . Mr. Tapia% the sirre; ef Till7u;so is Oreehes-strut, whine 111111 been ehined up ab is a dolorous state, was summand** redesies te pay 61.4.. for espeseee isearred by the semilicarrs of sewers is, or about, or iseldeatel to tails web prearisslary stops. Mr. Chad; hi 4001 nabob, ohlested that r • public = 1 041•1111SIMSOS asst be supposed to thoroughly the law they pat is twee, sad therefore ro d notantsdien= s wiries tur legal misuses tbs Thu s hod se right is spilt grip bill tar peer. Zen woes Farad part, sad seat week a WA pert wird be preneerd. Tss petit whether their legal memo maid be enforced we. erne of amend about to be broisht la mother, ewe before a superior wart. The weds of the statute were " memo," not Nees, sad they ware the express et earth skewing up, sad palling dews. Sir W. Massey sail that is the farmer sue, where the eldersaa allowed site., the deforest verde, wedded eat muyarbiag, wid wigs estadeleeissess head *dr se was robed et s seu y prat they wee iselliad la seddisi esielms le Whew Ihelr aulhiwity. Ia the pram ere this bed bead se sea reihterie. The ma admirers had sherd ap the here, aid the ewer had paid the Breast ee era es the bill was preerated. As the arse made a• alga at resitting the law there war se err versa for legal rd. sad he earl *snide set alb, lie TRAFFIC RETURNS. Moo Pso• Mee. Total. Total WiIFATL oven. worn. caapolloe. lobe. lab. 1114ZWok =M eau Nov. 10. II 9A 9 le A l A ~A A r S -- 1 lean 4/44111. HWY MOMS 111 WatereWok Z 1.....ev.11. d .. —. A Sl Killiose .. . ... — —. SU Unwind Ue SLIF 3.US Work! sod Week =Mg . I& ULAN ........ . ....... SHIPPING DITILLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Eanntort MGM waste% Captain van Dahes, from Newcastle to Circe cps, was stranded near Kalwyk, Nov. 13, and has broken up; crew navel,' the Ide.boat—hmaterdata. Nor. 19. Fortuna. Captain Eydr, lost yesterday in the Roada, dismaated on Carlson—Revs', Nov. 19. Hasten, Captain &ham, trots Croastadt, with wheat, for England, L stranded Dear Snoop. Unturned, Bette at Foams Pone. —Kangaroo (m), at Delaware; Canada, at Boston; Herald, Zammtrom, and Tit Bu, at Parr ; A. F. Sehroldl, aid Owego, at New Orleans; BMW, and dol. tan, at Mobile; Talavera, and Oamelow, at Virginia ; Albert Gallatin, and Lady Franklin, at New York. Samna tea Livaateot.—Jane, Get. 29, Tentivy, and Punch, Nor. 1. trots Pattie; John Baring. and Champion, Nor. 17, from laarsellea. The Aurora, from New York for Ws port, at Queezatowo at noon rday.—Liverpool, Nov. 91. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Athkee, from Bengal for Liverpool, Oct 17, IM. 1S N., 100. 80 W. Belgram (ship), from London for Malabar, Oat. 13, lat. 4.27 N., los. 26.33 W. Chrlatr. Newton, from Alyea Bay for ILiverpool, Sept. 29, fat. 21 lon.lo E. Catharine and Hannah, from laumeeston for London, Nov. 8, lat. 33 N., Mu. 34 W. Crimea, from Calcutta for London, Nov. 3, 10.84 N., lon. 40 W. Oars, from Bombay for London, 80 days, /let. 19, fat. 16.32, lon. 81.38. C from London for Bombay, 10 days. Rt a rft i r ;Lemma, from London far Bombay, 33 day% Od a, let 4 N., lon. 2l W. Rimini, from London for Rio hurls°, 84 days, Oat 7, lat. 5.53 N., lon. 21.26 W. Equator, from Femur fee London, Nov. 2, $1 N., too. 41 W. Berl lialgrove, Ruin London for West Indies, Oct. 27, lat. 23 N., lon. SS W. Otaninire, from Saratilla for London, Nov. 30, lat. 48 N., km. 28 W. lno. Taylor, from Foe eleo.loo for Liverpool, Sept 29, lst. 28 S., lon. in E. John (brig), Edward, from London for Hobart Town, 32 days out, Oat. 10, lat. 6.13, lon. 23.40. from tHrers)on for London, 102 days out, Oct. 13, Ist. B.OS, 111etear ks. 2 , s frota .Ml W LlCerpool forMoblN, Od. 26, lot. 25 N, 1°11.20 W. Mv lolanda, from Calcutta foe London , Sept. 26, lat. 50 , los. 10 E. Maitland (barque), from Buenos Aped for Leadon, Oct. 13, lat 4.27 k lon. 25.33 W. Roscoe, iron &shay for Liverpool. Aug. 21, lat. 22 6., lon. 80 E. Nea Witch, from P00...b00.f00 for London. Oct. 3. let. 216., lon. 1 E. Saris (.chooser), from Fort Natal for London, 33 days out, Oct. 11, Mi. 7.03, lon. 23.30. nits, from Bads for Liverpool, Oct. 24, lat. 21 N., loc. 33 W. EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.—LIVERPOOL, FRI. DAY.—Tbs White Star line of packet ship Sardinian, Cap. tam B. Sheridan, sailed from the Mersey this afternoon, for Melbourne, with 270 passengers and a foil tango of men. &mindless on freight. Her appointed day was yesterday, but owing to her being a fast ship end the Lightnieg'e mails having been delivered, ,the owners, Messrs. Pilkington, de termined to detain her, although quite reedy for saa, in order to afford the commercial community an opportunity of repitiog to their correspondence by the Lightning—• boon which seems to have been taken advantage of by mer chant,, the Sardinian having carried out a large mail. PORTLAND UPPER Lionutouss.—This gigantic eructate (orlisch wee built in 1817, being upwards of 300 feet above the level of the see, and at the hue 20 feet In diameter—on the revolving prieciple, consisting of 14 lights, and from the gallery of which can he seen that dangerous part of the channel called " The Race") is now about to be raised 15 feet higher than heretofore. This point is the most prominent one In this put of the British Channel, and at times the most dangerous. This alteration will he a great boon to wafering men.—Siserborest Journal. WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 19.—The Queen hre been plea'e.l to appoint Captain °tole Elliot, 11. N., to be Captain of the port of Gibralt , r.— Gazette. BOARD OP TRADE, WEITEIIALL, Nov. 21.—The Right Hooourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a de spatch from her Majesty's acting count at Carthegena, New Granada, stating Cartbagena to have been declared a free port. — Casette. ARRIVAL OP THE JAMES BAINES AT LIVERPOOL. LIVIitYOOL FIIDAw. The Black Ball Royal Mall clipper James Sainte, Captain Charles M'Donnell, arrived in the Mersey at an early hoar this morning. Her mails ware at once landed, and her specie will be forwarded per Ent train to London. 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DAWKINS.—Nov. 20, at Upper Grosves.matreet, Yrs. C. Dawkits, of • eon. VSTBERSTONHAUCILI.--Nov. 17, at Moreton, Ihnset, the wife of R. Vetbarrtoobiitigh, Esq., of a daughter. ntßv. tY —Nov. lit, at CraveriArl.gat ikons. Hyde pkrk, the wife of Q.pt. 10 7, Y7. Raftalkwl army. of • daughter. 181110.— Nov. 17, at Providence-row, Finskury, the wife of U.S. Kidd, Req.. of • daughter. OW EN.—Nov. 18, at l'inastead, the wife of Major C. B. Owen, Royal Artillery. of • daughter. BCC LI.Y.— Nov. 19, at Litoueisteraquare, Elidelittk, the wile e F. Scully. Eq.. of a son. WEST.—Nor. 12 at Wodlands-villa, Acton, the wife of E. West, Esq., of twin daughters. MARRIAGES. CURRTON—BWINDLET. —Nov. 20, at Pi lonics% Ptheadllly, by the Rey, J. g. Capt. V. R. Cantu', 12th Royal Lancers, to Mary Ana, daughter of J. tiogedlay, tuy., ot the Cavalry Depot, Maivatone. pox— ungthLET.—Kor. It, at St. Peta l s. Exton-a.thare, by the Pea. A. Bradley, N A., E L. Fos. son of I. K. Fox. ?Cll., of Brie. town.% Howe, to Jane, daughter of the Rev. C. Bradley, near of Olaabury. OLIN—CLEKENTA—Nov. 14. at Pt. hoste l s, Fiseadilly. by the Rev. C. Votary, kT. Glyu, Faq., Capt. 21th Rent tun of T. C. Glyn. Faq.. at Ilttutamicauquare. Brightoo. to Alta Penelope, daughter of Col. Clement; late of 73rd Br gt. JEFFCAOCK—OULLY.—Nov. 20, at the Abbey Chureb, Great Mat ofy the Raw. F. Dyase, Rector of Teetotal's, Hants, Prebeadary Salisbury, Chaplain to her Usfaaty, %ilium Henry, eldest PM% Oi Wintain Jetoack, E,q „ of High Thalia, to Susanna, only doubter of Isom Minh, Gully, Nag., at Great Italvern, Worms terstirs. DE/all9. BOGUE.—Nov. It. St Clitoris rosd,illas, D. Pogue, Emq., of Fleet. ateast. 714KL—Noe.19, at Saffron Walden, S. Viet., Fat., aged 74 . nEAS rN.—Nov. IL at Cambridge-street, Pimlico, Mazy, wife of Ur. J. ViLl2l9ll. TRBNCI9.—Nov.I9. W. B. Prone., Req.. of Cadman -place, aced 9 9 . 04999 014 . -1904 . It. at Lucsa.iilao., Commercial-road fad, Opt. R. Hama, aged 49. JERVOI9L— Nat Lewisbum, Umtata, relict of Ree. Sir L C. Jervolam Bart.. aged 01. MURRAY.—Nov. 19, at Noal.surat, lallagma, Mr. J. Ramp, Wed f I J. StaFFORD.—Mtw. 19, at Costwey null, N. Web, be Right Bon. Lady maw& PrMedium' pobllard by WILLIMI Biro HMIS, of No. B. Lombard duvet, la tba City of 14adoot 'Mater. at tar Odlos, to Loottoa titres% to Um Itoolaot et Mlallautatat—SatosaaY, no ssssss 22 11144. i i \