The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

ATTACK UPON A PREECE! TRAVELLER IN A MOSQUE AT DAMASCUS. The Preass If Orient hen the following letter from Damascus, dated Oet 2: Our city was bet month the scene of a very deplorable event "A French traveller, Id Inquiet. Eusize, who served fee two years as a doctor is the Turkish army uprn the Danube and is the Crimea, and aft.-rwards as whits:it lorzeon in the French luny nista the period of the evacua tion, hu been the vitt en of a most unfortunate seratilt. He is a very inoffensive man, in a rate of heaith which aloe. ought to have protected him. To. Occasion was the Tint of the doctor to ti.e mosque, formerly the church of It. John. Some people acute Id. Juggler of imprudence; the notions of the people io matters of reli gious belief are not so nde ,nee 1 here as at Coastansinople, and if the mosque of St. S. phis can be visited without peril, it is otherwise with that of Damascus. If the doctor had consulted others, they would certainly have dissuaded him from his project, and narrated the tact that last year when the Duke of Brabant visited the mosque, the governor took the wise precaution of potting the troops under areas. This was comically dons, as a mark t f honour t. the B e lgian prince, bet in reality to prevent any accident. Even the: step, however, did not pre vent some Imago from eonsideriag the temple as pro faned, and from abusing the mate and carpets. Them sentiments are certainly to ha r.gr.tred, but it will be some time yet before they disarpeer. Dr. 'winless Hula was desirous to visit the mosque. He did so is the dress of a medical man, and wore the tee, and on entering observed the usual formalities. Two doorkeepers asked him if he was • moseultaso ; he replied that he was a doctor, and that he had for two years taken care of the sick and wounded of the Ottoman army. They allowed him to eater, and he visited the mosque without farther interruption from the °facials. - Bet while leaving the edifice tome doses children, minted by fanatics, threw stones at hiss. lie was then surrounded, nod after receiving the grossest insults, was struck by gets, stooge, and sticks, seta he fell is the midst of the madmen covered with blood. Happily ether isbabitants ran to all for assistance, and the infer lomat* doctor was rescued. When M. (horsy, the Frisch consul, beard of this event be west instantly to llshesosel Pecks to amend the puaishment of the guilty. The Puha bed already re. .rived a report of the idol', and bed commenced an M. quizy ; he 'spewed the greatest perrible indignetkm, sad mid that the aesellaate should be severely punished. All the keepers of the mosque who were suspected were sneered, and M the desire of Malummed Peale and the judge appointed to unpin fate the of the doctor, notwithstaading his mad., assisted then is the ievestigation, mai several individuals meg aimed by him were arrested." In a note appended to the above eesoust the Prom d'Orien! • letter from lermalem of October 3 kr forms es of the arrival ha that city of Dr. Easier, who Is at present at the Freed% Hospital in a feeble audition." FALL OF A BRIDGE, AND LOSS OF LIFE, NEAR DARLINGTON. Os Tuesday afternoon grad sisitammit was ended is Dulieges by the report that a bridge jut eroded over the Teas at Marble, abed four miles from that tows, had halm whilst the mass were reaming the entree from the melee. The fame appear b be then:— Prior to July or August last, a woodes bridge, ow dame betwease, had mud the purees of the residents at Orr-Disedele, oa the Yorkshire olds of the Test' which at the pleas I. •01111 sixty or *gusty yards wide. The bridge had aet be. Greeted asap years, ea that for m/this ceder te get to Derlisites, passengers had M take • easy drenibess mute The weirdos Mids. well hesd be isedsgssrm es ad snillelenft mess& sad the pagshter to of Ms peeped, ea elthesside—de , Itev. - Mr. Tempts, Inter of Dbadele, sad at possas ass-reddest—eseployed the cow. surveyor, Mr. Idembus, to prepare fora men reamed arediss. Mhos plan codespiM plass ed the see of the di elms botheisse, and tank* spun Own hew torist seam them spends. the rim,, sod swe had sooh is doo Ds bi= die, yarrlag hem 41 het he 411 feet pm The teed use Westab.a by _Mr. 04 wed bee men* been eagyred es ems delves end Ober Impulsed weeks es the Dubin end Arsablsed Illeihney. His Winston we. Mr. Trash*. eiDerhem, ends' whim two we, masa !oder sad Maas% sr heamen Si the mum sad osogastooo wepewwq. Sees. dap ft% the bridge being di bust as the mederstk sr mo ires es arida the lams sierr anthem hod bum leissi yam elackesed, the lead sob baring boa dos* dewed i led ea Ts.sd.y two or three cars were owiloyed r resseving the reform whilst Kurd acre were Um same replies and doing other work. Whet sees, ma seise ef the priadpal parte of the entries wore beleg takes est, as dud was raised that the makes were gives way wed is a few mewls the whole nue lay la the bell of Me river, lathier remataimg hat the land sub mg As dm bemuses. Two ma. Joh. Ooldshrosgb asiadts Weed, were burled is the debris, aid Richard Da us sad the tee Amgen (Taylrr sad Coates) partially so. The two latter moped with bruises sad slight manned wends t Dilute was dreadfully embed urine the shims% Ind lies at the rectory (the ersidoese of the lieverend Mr. Smith) is alsciat a hopeless state. Oddebrassh wad Wad, who meld Daly he takes oat after ensue km? osooples by was who were neatly breast hist ha tie slum, wore dead. blr. Usseoad, a meaty magistrate, Wing seas the get, caned medical sesietaam to to at owes oloodsod. sad he wounds of the survivors were dressed. was saw arid, bat Wood has loft wits aids. The Indigo were removed to Han worth la a hieffsity user Bled stets. The lastest will be held ea Thursday morning. —Mencaseur Ottardesta. FATAL. AMIDES? TO • ClULD.—List cm= es limit wee held at II:. George's Hospital by Mr. es the b,dy of Frederick Clubs. •rd 9 jeerer the ma eespeetable paresis II Mag at Chelsea. Oa Friday @Mengel last the deceased got up behiad a cab, which was pesmasti iag ate steady psee along Wawa-street, Brampton, he the porpoise of having s ride. By some mans hie legs beams echoes' la the hied wheel, which drew him over sad dashed him oa the ground. Os being picked op it wee Mad that las left leg wee tars off the body at the ham joint sad wee la the road. Hs wei takes to the hospital when be diaries Bsaday. Mr. Dimas, the home surgeon, deseribed the Werke to be—The lett leg bra if at the kues-j•ist, grest limerstiosa of the remaisieg stump sad the thigh home frowned, /rasters of the eollu-bose, sad fros ts» of the pelvis, which had Ithersted the bladder, issierim periestitie, freer whisk he dad. Verdiet, " Aasideatal ("W_ A Donsocirra Phi broke oat yesterday morn ing es Ow i readela Mr. Aaros George Jowl, wino ree rchast, te. 21, ishebspare. The Royal Boeisty's fire mom were shortly es the spot, followed by the Loudest Brigade 'Daises. By Mao the. they bad arrived the Rams were oak's' sessedoodelo progress, owing to te. item sable of the MM. The enrage pot to work seder the direction of Nr. 0. B. Staples owl. Mr. inflow Onward, bet the Art was not aztlaptialted until the Meek sod oeawata w, re deitroyed, sad tho prisadsse loshigiehges Mr. Lies Saloum sod above ore seaddosably by it. end water. Tb• womb et peens% uskomea. dlisi gi lOW Will fell on the Allies's Lessegraw. sad Nine slim. AMOTIMA HIGIIRAT ROMITAT AT ROTHINIZAM.— Two yowl nes. sassed Gems, Tsui& sad Joke Owned, ware robbed and brutally 011emod os flasSay algid. Thep wore os their way, botwoos twelve sad Au Weisel', Its. lleabeesib , soar !tolls/ham, to Mimbillesetbe whiz. OM lived, whoa, is a timely part of tho road, three ocher sae jump d MA badge sad bops bottle( them with SOON heavy lineaments. Whoa thay had oar wend rho rug men he this way, they *tripped them of all the mossy they bad, ainossthig to 21s. Tasy this seised Tatill, sad threw him over a wall late Gut adjoisisi kid, with the saclamatios, " W my venture to leave him sow; we bays done fee the " Coward they left is the road, probably telaSiap hi was deed; but it happened that be was perfectly seurible, and the lout bort of the tier, though be had re ceived soma seem sate os the heed. lie made hie way to Twill's father's, to w h om he gave informatios of the affair. Thad., Tatill Immediately went la mush of Ms sus, and humid him lyiset helpless Is the road, whore he bad sessagod to crawl eat of the dell. If. is @otiosely hurt Is several parts of Übe body, 'ad is lying in a doogieross ststs. Two OM MIS MYWOOIh have bees SpiTOINWIOII es a Sharp of Seise 'Guam dqi the rohbory. They were takes beton the megietratele at Rotherham es Tandy, ad remanded . pgirecarierr SHOCKING ACCIDENT FROM hfitCHCfgrfe—Oh Mooday Owasso • ouches* midget oeserrod at eM Faro aw of piano& Hams hoes, Maier, sad Co Choodhetreeito g.ffotos. Ti. ewes had jam bees atoned at whoa • hey maul Owes Rigby. 14 yams of sp,, k tees. iss-ress. wee Sleet l * ilroP. God amen seedyrived of lib. He was earned to the tap eif the eellteg, &Chihli *bleb he woe dished with frightfel 'thy I Mace ; ose of his eras was e +apt( tidy tore off, au of his lop we. Woken, sad his body °theists* h 'TOM, issaglod. The meets es rapped isseellet(ly, bet the pas lad bed imam se list. How the assident origlothed rot mum • fagetely.—MetscAsefer E114J•.1147. A logOol roa Bio Bate."—Thie meaty or Dir. hen say fairly *lsla the pereauge el " Big Bea," ler it is elated list Mr. Ow'. .11-pper, of the Ileoghtoit-le• Bpriag Iteawerlie, war Mohan( el Is 'apply tag dim with* tows. This See swm. of wrought troa work a sow !Vag at Mr. Hopper's sew Wawa& at Foca Hoses, where warkses an sow (splayed In flit W sod deekiag It prier to Os beim, despatched to Leaden. The put of the clapper which strikes the hell le eseeoesed of meats spheroid if mitt weight Ins, a the diameter what le tw.aty foe, as Is i• eapecteg that the whole whoa halehod will weigh somewhere about 1,60010 e. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 611711104 DI WCO, IMO= WED CAMPIILL UM ANTI= COMM% RIONTIll&N. MID MIL INFOIKATION. Sir Frederick Thesis'r mind ter a ensiled information against Mr. Charles W. Gregory, a Renames, formerly in pancenbip with the persons on whose behalf he applied, as esteems ship and neurones brokers, for the publication of a IRO, and carrying on butane seder the some of 011lesy, Moore, Gregory, and Co. In April, 1835, More died, and the other partners believing Gregory to be of unsound mild, applied to the Couto( Chaassry for as injunction to restrain him from interfering I. the 'Min of the bankruptcy, sad from draw tag upon the account of th e fi rm at Barclay's Bank. The sass mum on before ViuChancellor Wood, sad ha refused to grant any injunction, not bung utoilled that Gregory was is a state annul which rendered his. out to costume is musging the parteership, but oompliensated both sides oo the fair spirit which they had snared. The bill was afterwards amended by alleging breading of the artier. of partatinbip, gad the application reseed for an War time, and his Honour ordered that Gregory should be ris strafed from intenneddling is soy way with the affairs of the partaership; but notwitbstanaing the desiaionhe drew cheque to a considerable amount epos the beakers. Os a foram appluatiea to the Vice-Cgairellor as order was made dirottier him not to attend the plea of business or to iatarfm in any way with the books or papers, of the firm. He also disobeyed this order, sad wee cos milted to prier for contempt. Short:y afterwards his linear lord a dear for wiodiog op the partsenhip, sad as inegiessed application being made for Gregory's woe mitred her nstody. Wises he had obtained ble Marty he insisted priated libels, of a serious chasseriverms rat ware of the firm. They ware beaded "Moresselisesupdracy perpetrated through the funnies of the Orr ef Cressery," end roamed kis lonaer penmen of witarklng to remove hint from the eartarebly, and of berg gray rj peery. la their Aldine, they positively drawl ra Orli of t hese allogetiong, sad though Gregory had gored einaratiag the libels ergo be bed heard that a criminal isterastion would be applied for, they were sere fied that be world error to grail their raters, melees theft ved the proration of the court. Ban COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. : Arrynni no I7T ICIM CIMINIFILi. 01.17111:411. MID Sit 11W /17DOI OP 11l COOS? OP At the 'klieg of dm mart mseuieg, the mow Judged the Court of lizeitissr, Mr. Bars. Watson, made hie op perm* at the bar to fall dross, memapanied by Ms. SIP joist Chaaaal sad Yr. &demi Bylie, the two wafer me- Jessie present. 14os his 'strew, Me vitals of the members of the bar nee to maim bb Modahip, sad lb. judger apes tbe Mash pat on *Mr bleak ears. The usual formalities of ormatlag," meowary ea ids lerdshiVe as sumptiou of the mil, having bees gone through, ad he haying bees mica. if be bed anythieg to more, alertly attarwards retired. The must wee crowded by ration's of Um bar aad others maims te whams the orramoay. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. Mg= 10. 01110111011110 01.100.. TIM 10TAL sarnaz 3A —flan 1111,11110 =MI MI This was the seetiaa fee proof of de►le sad tholes ed ▪ is thew of the Royal British Bank, whisk was duly appointed. by Reties la the Gasses, to Calm Om this 'coming st 11 o'clock. Considering that the dapedises sr e about 5,000 la nuaber. It was to be ezposted as* sks wart would be unusually nowded; bat swiss to the easel lest suassements wade by liesse. Link's*" sad Hasty wood, the inclisitors miler the bankruptcy, the peat balk of the proofs having bees Mooed to writiap bofershasol, numb lea essfasioa conned this night have bees esti- Opened. Mr. June Wyld. of Marin crass, sad a *amber of ether lup enthuse were pretest; bat time who had set already preyed their debts were relieved tram aulety by the saunaortuat that ft wee sot aneuery for them to prove ea this eftedea. The Cesaissiour Seek his seat shortly after 11 o'clock, Yr. /haft Min u registrar. Mr. Liskieter appeared as selleiter ander the baakruptsy : Mr. Bud (of Fridayetreet) Weeded to watch the pro esedlags ea behalf ef the &num ; Mr. Paddlssa, the eel/situ te the beak, Mr. Chinas. solicitor ander the Tied tag-up, mad Mr. Coleableino, sopooomelog name of the shareholders, were a/se presort. No lea this 1,400 prZeds, limbs loess previously tam, were voribed and plus& ups ail MO, the grew aotesat beteg about 200,0001. The tellowiag gestkomps were war siesemly does 'Maori' awitesesoaduseepted:tho West s Mr. imam Wild, hydrotropism, of Cleartsperees; Mr. Robert Taylor, of Losabsthitrram, gostlemas ; Ma. Hoary Welke Mltolsoll, of Greet Preasott-strost, l vestry dark of Widteekepo! ; Mr. Jewel Ir. Burke, of Gneiss street, ladle-rubber saaafaaturer ; sod Mr..loka Maxwell, of Bell square, Timbal', gestlemea. Several el mho trees wore for Imp aweasta—see nor upwards of 6,6001.—but, for "Wow. remers, N abash' from &leg the same of the pulls.. Mr. Vallater this eddratesd the Coesakdoser at moss leagth spot the woe. H. speoledod with aayiag, „ It will be ammeary tee the ardeseas to apply to your hamar for as order, seder the 20th swabs of the sot 7lb 8 Vitt., sop 111.. dinotleg that conks tof the dineten of tho beak should proper. the bakes' sheet of the oempsey, sad ale the soomosti womb ter this mart. My blood, Mr. Reed, appears for two of the skeeter, (lb. Allemeast lossedy sod Mr. Bedalle), tote of the west sabotaatial if tho body ; owl I have to ask that your hoses: will be plowed to sane • day—of whit& the dimmers oast have amiss—whoa we shall retake them to ruder the balsam-km messeary for skis curt My roams for making that all the &remora sheen markt the Wises sheet is kit. Bowe beams &mike at Me puled : taw. et mether—iewe very milisftly. We shall aloe have Se ask that um lelesse-shoot to be tosissi obeli sawed ova UM "bele eke beaks albs Royal British Beak; w ill M impossible to the evert to lam to the illosluiso whisks the as sequins it to torn as to the maws d the haw; Semen them maws would appear to Ink bogus to opuses at a vary early paled W the Sadist et tie Mak. It is omMitered book nadir the 17th rule el the mere, whisk direwe mks to be gives whore appliwtsows aro made wades the lle emotive of the &Mussal Law Coesedidatles Aet, Nay km dare skim should be served epee sash el the dimeleso, dallies apes theta to show maw why they Bonk NS be irequited, %skirl the 20111 mesa= of tM 7th sod ak VW.. amp. 111, to lie the, Ammar/ babas'-Mu t. It your beam will pima* 1 to do a day whoa that aptitudes ems be wade, Mr. Rood will reprises* the two akeelase, awl we' shall so doubt have the other brootore to slow mese, it they ma de ~est, why they *weld be bus as whisk She He Ispoweepos thew. eb r i fesal kaiak Pat the emote poopeled ►by Mr. Lek law woe tbs adreeteee. peatemoll agebet Übe =poem soused by mese of the "mikes ler their ewe laardiato bosh, sad 4ea k isow "l : 6" Jeala from mok Nap while kis beskeepteg Is gabs es. The Cewesidessi kiosk it Seek be dollish'', sad 1001111 wegeotted lames& the Okra et Choseeiry, that " se p Meek be takes hrteed what is absolutely eaessearg kiseeek, seal yes have the leftmost of the Cm,t Owiessy. Thirster* I bad batter Mao se day sew." Mr. Lblabler—l Right save your bosom amnesties epos thio, beekee la the Coart of Chamery the puke de set she Al validity of Os atjadiostiss. Mr. Ses abseated. Mr. iatafor—io; The purse*/ the erguseat It was settekly outmoded that these might bare bees a valid alja- Meseta e shaugh the odsialetratioa of the property, se they immilemil. wee la the Coin of Chsaetry. And there le me awake& the eseirmatisa et tle sdjadlesta. Bums am that the preesedleas wW do we es as direolsse. The ?Me 1. gilts tree. Ide met my whit Me mum WO%eIM i% Is the sweat of year thm bokimmie rioad the nth see. et 7 sad 8 Viet...tt; sum what apron to me the nest jodislees mane Nmows, sod alee tie nest reepeettal . 1 the Ohm amt. Tow mil hare the Jaigemat the Viewairsollse Is • few deign; mad are that J fwey depend to sue mestere—l deal say the surilea et the lesskreptey—bitt the souses w k & the asslmeees shall tklak proper to take with mord to the peemrealea of die arm, so se to prevent their belt' wasted la Tbs sisals of =Mond Irwas then squirmed, sad eh tow nr as C. I. mum The serdieate mottos is ilia' ore lyrists' km Is dayby Isar el Mr Lames fe'r Me mud Mr. Lteklaree km the beaks opt, 'taunted Me 12th Malan. lINTEITAINKINT AT LINCOLN', INN HALL TO Ta 3 111 W BARON 01, TUS EX (Tan Dal). — Ms weak' the losakore of leacoaa's laa eatertabod W. Watsea, Ileq., woof the kosher* of the Les. to kook iest, is the Wow Hail, Idaeola's Ise, oa the modes k kh skratioa as is. of the baronet the Coin of liarincrea, The attendance of bekkets was most aanseene. sad the leagued bona received the seogratelehou of all pressat. After the satertehriseat, the serentoay of lining Est took piss —a custom slims followed oa the elevation of • amber of the Is. to the lona. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1656. THE POLICE COURTS. THIB DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DISTARIANC7I AT ill MAJBATT'S THIATIII. Charles Mott Wattle, 47, Great Marylobo's-strut, Portland-place, WY brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with cuatiag • disturbanee at Hu Moduty's Theatre, Haymarket. 'input:or Searle, A disision, stated that last night, about ten o'clock, he wu n ditty it Her Majesty's Theatre, being Jallisn's opening sight, when all at woe a great disturbance broke out in the promenade, by *aural 'flung men hooting and holloaing at the top of their voices. He west into the midst of the mob, and with great dolicalty sucueded la quieting thus. A second disturbance then broke out in the centre of the promenade, and on making his way to the spot he lISII the defendant, who appeared to be one of the ringleaden, and heard him call oat "A ring, a ring." Defendant than commenced hooting and soressiag la ouch a violent manner, that the audience were very much alarmed. Witness tried all he could to pat am and to the ellatiothaamo, when the defendant galled oat "Down with him, down with Ms," which seemed greatly to eacourage the mob to oommsses again. He then laid bold of the dafmodant, and told him be mut consider himself in custody, whoa be pulled a long and sorrowful her, sad said a penes had struck him on the back, and that was the moon he called out put him dews. He (defendant) wombed to pat that party down, and not the inspector. Witness then milled two other soutables, and coaveyed the &deadest to the station. Oa Um way to the latter plus a resets was attempted, bat without recerse. The amused gave a penal denial to the theme, and said the Inspector bad mistakes him for some other person. He west to the theatre to hear the =We sd set to kick up a row. Polire-cosetable 266 • maid he had besa cretsbiag the defendant ease tine Wars ha was take. tato eartody, sad caw his with several =bars, very rieessa. He also heard his WI oat, " Down with him." Leagley, 100 A, corroborated the evidasies of the last Idioms. SF ARR L 1.928.-2.1115 DAY. Tiro o'OLoOK. The railway share market today is lower. Lon don and North Western, London and South Western, Midland and South Eastern stooks show chief haul nem. Midland has receded to 791 to Lemmatise and Yorkshire is quoted 941 to Most of the other leading stocks remain at the reduction whit& was established between three and four o'clock yes terday afternoon. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have declined to 8 1 to 3} prem. Riga and Donabusg are flat, at to g prem. French shares are also flat. ORDINARY MARJO MD nom ek. Irit. I R.uw.n. el 4d 114 ed 17 li II IS II II SI N 67 ed SI N 17e 111 ira Se el SI II $3 U I II die SS SS - - 116 57 Hi 99 02 94 43 IS 114 i 124 170 US N 117 IS 110 N 71 74 P „„ W 0• P. Me 8 '4 In i lel 8 1 bus said Meaner bartfal it Weld be to de buideat's Msjteµ be bad use wheelies to ask whisk meet be wowed sae wee se the other—was tM defestleat knows to the pelhe se a plies at • reply was given is tbo messily& Defeo uat postestel that be wu escoodiagly well sad reasonably mowsoted. He was seletaiated with Baroa Platt, sad •Identew Chains wet his pa* seals. Mr. Blogbem. oiler reviewing the while of the nines* aid than was tent dress et ease= wise Newton to the,: liens fir ll* poops* of wields,' a dithedmete—assely, pithea sod Me esegie Mout Wow Pislyeekets made it i ii. etier of beim. sad the idle yam, sea west ea raven to snoop the sespestable porde& of the salleose. TM adsodest was sat et *see *le yeses saes, sad be *SW AN Wm 40a, sod onisnintsat kW to tall all the Mile rung nesn st hit segnelotense the rend et his appear sato at *is wort. Pa 117 SI t UPIi 1541 tab 1 ps a Pla 103 101 al. IN ISe 10. 44 u sae 1 iq is U SI mq ne I i IT 1$ This ammusag. - ;a — iggr;;.7l7Florear. taleg him seat ea the Mi. Omsk the_ieeter, said his Mee a =ma AM P Waisa, sad • yam yam, Mara Peritam o ma said that sum dap the pen mesa bad meals is apPlatlea of at ei nem wee* tidal bea is peer-haa to GEM, bar sad a rang ma wk susapaied is., to get mend. 7111•81. bait limed elm kr that the pem W Mat a get lat skastima, be wee el spina that the balm some wo uld he lbe is am es wait a elhort time, *ad be Is a pain Mame maps. to omen • wife, sad the pales Maim bees the esart. pereshas thatthe yam warm. pad airly, Imam mask dessamet Mimi Ibe appilea• dew, wee aimed to adt is., mese peselme. sad lemeasd ben bat Mt beviesbees sa the lassie imam Me, sad twig dieguled with mush • wane of lb, and waft with the ye mg with mu aseameated i t sad Meanie Mashed Whin, she was anise le it =Med le bat. The 'mg smated se her pattft up is Mae. hut aot M Yesmike amigo lese. lad has sed said. addi ielhim. Ibe nether of tie pad ma, who IPSO with as posag Imam smeared hi that her seelmest yes trae, that eke. having • asp family, Imes made psy she , let if they wait aserled, she Meld Iske yeweg moms ale bee heeme, sad lash how Ile ladasse - ef laws maker; mad bee Mind .tined te adult bar Me W hem =lea she was married. Ceder these SIMI& awes, he (Oak) hid eadertaluta to pt up • sabeeratioa to pay the meriage fess, but he me set se weessail se he named. se be tall get messed tif is lea miner ; and the is... he braes. als Wen bb was la the lap that he woad give the old three shillag‘ Kr. Norte. maid he mbeald bare ao otissia whatever Is the doiag so, provided Cab wss pits tali of the truth of m Cooki ma roped that if he had sot Ma .skied ow that peat he should set have Wafted. Two goodersom la the esert saharlited the required sea, sad the megawatt Mead that 10.. frog the peor-boa Maki be added, and the ample lift the smut. M er N if es $7 , Sle al 711 $1 IS_ i - 4 - 1 a . IdSI di I Mid DI de Ni li i ft 10 11 S 1 14 as ▪ 24 II al 1111 lei f 1 10 OS 10 47 49 1 q 4 al 114 lif 72s 7$ /7 79 I $ as • 1 14 le 17 19 Tli NI 19 194 4 i 1 Si - ii 111 II I i • RAILWAYS. 44 7 If If I /7 P t I Pw Isl If Cget wonaair-srazirr. ALLIOND 111100.11DOCZ 01 AN 010f311VI &twist otiVia was 'bawd before Mr. lisalaill with Weir draak sad ialeoadassiai himself as • uslasyslitea stage driver. FeLics-ceamtable Elm, 121 If, stated shot, while as &sty Let eight, at baU peas miss &Week, es Peolbe4llll. be perceived one et the mmtbsess Wimp." W the fiemeral Osaibes Oniony, resakai betimes Sta b :4less aIM the Bask, at a siod-ati ll , mil the pumps, se they said, beet • feolft of fon eemespeeeepa s eLtm boles hitoidisted. Deimd at at tlet saes ea lbe hoz, Mt has seespetaly beeliwate, ed semelfiely Im • kelp ha state free lipor. Whams pasedieed em esmdmatco, wki semisolid Ibis deandeat bet takes ilme semi Ism mammas lOW's*** sem te dossed ma bellselmal ; be Mimed be weal/ met pie mr Ids sea. Sal after pest delay. sad eemespiest Imesaesmilmee le she per meeker delver spas pressed, shadows **veld& ro a trliepluel studiewbemea, memo &Indies I. Med boo the teensy mien. sad ahem The driver me, mile • tiepin defames. He &Wand tkat be bed met Emma wade& bed wee made easemeskima by his Im buses Ike bed Ik olai MUM the e byreak " i hms Ohs suede el see of ". • peon bee imedemed to tie siert ibis lees alike, 'rims dadledmmt seememed at the esesisodsmem, ad bests that be wee dmeipl Ida dsuatemmeee. ewe edesitied nodule= el erne dleplem, all tel l O be w be illegal mot okay It wham belles the Defeedase setbeed te l =thet be bad said: so, and wished the ease to be seemed Ise the 'madame of • wits= train itemibedAlL 99 9? i; ili Is 91 Pr Fa 4i 1 14 I pa pa aIII4 - 1 II pa . li l ips i Ira ms ra 111 12 ni 14 HI 111 a I t 7 1111 Pa $ ll l I II II 11 21 1 t ISt 1 It/ 111 111 In x 4 the 4 i paMI T 191 101 211 IS I PA I S 1 101 SO sq 111 a 6 41 I 4 1 Mr. Hausa ssopild t ezpreaslag Wreaks M U' fay gadded sat Nista fasts. TOO LONDON usuLL 0101113IIS 001IPANT. Arthur Mansaaara, one of the managers of the Lembo Cameral Omaihse Company, wee eammaal Math Ms. Tyrwhitt, for allowing me of his othhilatill 111 mop at Smithery fora kept Si.. this wee ellemil 1p kw. Mr. W. L. of Hishinnymele, Oft% whoa he leek wet the lahmation, that he s k Ms esseenst habit tf Mos by the Favourite .Mme, aid eisso they bed same ism the heads ef the Lomita Omani Omelbst caw there had Mena MOM daisy at es tomer of Hightry-rale of emeetiums Mee lboa ft wile Mas boar. He aomplaised to Ms. Wants Imo lime ohm Mast It it he we than mid *Mimi M eboall be imeMoL Mr. Lowle,who oymersil hi dellmilook midi be wader steed the empiaisest did see whli le meet the Mara& He held la Ida bead a suable deeds km gestiemes whit imaidered that the emir emaibse wee a peat couvesiesse,:bad did set aided are Wastes to Wow of that ameagement bay IMllied .at. Meads Mr. Tyrw earth ? lilh-1 hippest yes ham sot mammal mar ler Ceepialsaat —No, sir; If I bad I meld lave had as many m Mr. Lewis sew predates. I should ham so sb heties to wait nee Mesta, het the fast lel ham Asa to wait hem Afters to meaty shuts. Mr. Tyrwidtt mid be thumb; live Mastes maid be guile time womb to wait. the 1•2•1•• Chain! Omnibus Com yam e °9s r a r — lhims me lab sobs am, it elm tikes as her to ilk Me man. It b a mares of moth asseyeam set sly to me, but to may Mien who an is the amstast habit of riding, to ham to wait. Mr. Tyr whin wee quite Mills. b allow the matter b stead over her a math, it me If the arraagemeat aw nab Mopping are Islam* wee roperly tarried out. 4 4iii 47 40 1 re LINO LILLIND AT 101 9 2 pi 191 lO ast "4 I. PIA N IS MZIANCHOLT DeATIL—An Irish ex-seothee of parlissmat arrived at Torrey a few weeks dais with his fatally, ter the wises/ leastlis. He wee lees os fletwedey sight last to eater a beer-low, Is the omapeey et a wo man. The latest owe t►at hit resalaed with her acUl wideighi, whew els week at hi request, to feta seem beer. Os bar atom the reassess was ilisp is the flea Naha aid wee hasediately peessred, bet life was eztheat. The sespieiess fatale of as ease are that di. seamed mu haws to has a lair am of messy es hie penis, sad although a pieties of this wee feud Is hie pekoes after dash, it Mann mimed that • oseddlembie somenat bed bees ►hetrstsd. From a pee osersees Wigs made is Toads,. It appears that diseased died at spoplay. ♦ messes aquas has base opened to Istria bate the deeemetesese at t h e eam. RAILWAY CASIMLI7.--A railway mad , Dm, who with a hew Wiwi the ralltyee sod troika shout ow the vitiate WY at tit* ffeuffusbotea fowl moo, was nowt %a Ina as Tuesday lank eetd, hnsyll of walking by the ride ef hit Moose, M walked s Olds shoed of it es ens of the walls, a very wellies practise with newsy wauseero. While se valid/it ono of Ma last 'Mood .4 the roli Wide, end be fell down. &Ins be osuM with draw Ido list loos tits rail a tibia avast ewer 11, efosbleg esd broskisi hY Mi. By sees wow by OW be sow lot over She WI sad the wbeelo west aver it. ea Oat he had Sok boolum. Ho woe eesvoyod to the See* lawn bermes, w sewn possible, sad will haver loss sae ff 'not both Inc filayalor to say Brews bee two Welke= who have both met with aestdosta, owe of theta hoofs( icon both billets, sad the Wm one kg. MI 111 IS 14 IN IN ♦ N to to 14 11 na 11l 118 111 i i PS X X fl ii Per i Pa IA AI ni IN 71 gi II Si dig $1 34 SO IS /111LIDON RAILWAY 061.1111111011 sll sal Lea. S p. oc— YIDS el Moss iper ant 164 IS WI lbw pis ea 06011611Diessl es all Ssa i tzzat --. 11 114 pad. 11 Sl 1/‘ S para. p Ds per al sal Own pr sem 11 11p al me 10•111ss. vs, r pm 11 11S d pad. 11 Ili sl Ds. 11 samt. an os. sl owe. 111 811 614 LPN 11 per mt. Me sews sem .... II lY awl wMYi • per east... IS IS sal se Rause S el. II 11p 611 R. t D.W.ot Prism. pr M. 11 lip Ns p ills _I Oj dis 70 - 1 pm 4? 3 flis 70 tej 7 5j FS ... lif i %MI MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAY Two o'CLoof. The funds today show flatness, owing chiefly to the protracted sitting of the weekly court at the Bank of England. Prices are now quoted 1 per ant. lower than at four o'clock yesterday, at 1 per cent below the latest non-official quotation of yes terday afternoon. Consols for money are marked front 921 to 921, and for the 4th December from 93 to 931. The present quotations are 921 to f for cub, and 93 to 1 for the new amount. The Three par Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 92 to 921; Bank Stock, at 214 I Excheqner Bills at 2s. dia. to 2a. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 981. Turkish Six per Cents. hare fallen to we to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cants. are marked 1001 I to 1. Mexican Bonds are better, and have been dealt in at 22 and 221. Other foreign stooks are dull. The sales are limited to Russian Four-and•s-Half per Cents., at 961; Sardinian, for the 14th Nov., at 891 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 42 and 421; and the New Deferred Three per Cents., at 23f. QOAZTIi PAST Two. The Bank Directors having jut broken up without soaking say demotion in the rate of diaoonnt, Coseolehave advaneed to 921 to; for money, and 93/, "buyers," for the 4th December. The corn market yesterday wu dull, at about Mon day's pekes. The arrivals of floating cargoes at port of call duos last Friday consist of 22 cargoes, of which 19 are wheat, 2 Indian corn, and 1 barley. Yesterday importers seemed more willing to make concessions. There is still a demand for St. Petersburg Eubanks wheat for France, but no suitable parcels are on offer. The demand for Egyptian wheat on Spanish account seems to have somewhat subsided. Most of the French markets are reported flat; but at Havre firmness prevails, owing to a continued demand for grain for Spain and Edema. In the Express of last evening was published the particulars of the Great Russian Railway scheme; the announcement in question excite, no immediate anxiety, it being believed that the pressnt position of the money market precludes the idea of a of this enormous magnitude being launched Twrit success. Complaints are made of the non-arrival of a portion of the Mexican mails by the steamer Parana. It is alleged that in the present instance the failure has arisen through neglect. A *all of 21. per share is to be paid on the share, of the Bt. lasses's Hall Company (limited) by the Ist of December. The scrip certificates are now ready for delivery in exchange for Use bankers' receipts. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Continen tal Gas Am:xi/dim is called for the 26th inst., when a dividend is to be declared on the first, wooed, third, and fourth capitals. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, easel. andothee mise•Uassons shares, as given in the last Stook Balmer List: lemmas* Pam i—Agges Lib, 28; A 16148,90; Atlas, ; Fereiss, 18 51 Cie. • de. Ma ria*. 411; am= Ocaumwdel, 61; Char& of Hailsad, 21 ; City et Leadoe. 23; Zulu sad Law, 61; Ramona Lite, 18 ; Basil& and 'sad* Law Life, 43, (! ji Bogle, 71 ; Globe, 102,1011; Gems!, 61; Oneresa, ; ladessairy Msriss,96 ; limwrial Fire, 360; ditto Life 1,191 ; Legal and General Life, 61; Leadea and Prosiniial Law, ; Lea den, 191; Lew Life, 811; ditto Fire, 31; Marine, 51; Me did, invalid, sad General Life, • 3; • Neasreb, 11. ; Provi dui Life, 39 ; Palladium Life, 31 . ; Pollan, 60; Koval Blehsage, 278; Beek Life 81 ex div • Galvin's! Lib, 40 ,• Gaited Kingdom, 41; ealee, 316; Viitoris Life, ff. Caaal Blares : Ashton sad Oldham. 146; Binalagbass, 101 t Derby, 84 ; Greed Jaastisa, 43; ditto Guar. Si. K., Ili; Kennet sad A. 10,14 ; Leeds sad Liverpool, ; Leeginell.6llo; Lew/Men 491; Kastlisfleld, 61; 103 ; and Wansster, 440 ; Stourbridge , in; sok Foress l ldi iegemS 161,18; %ride& sad llismlagbasa. 26; MwwlskapA sieptos, 8; Worcester and Iffinagagbay SO. Gee soil Oohs Companies; Brlghtoo, 16; Great Coatis!, 1 21; WPM. eh; ditto New, 291 ; do. dobestares. 2 ; Leaden ffselisseatary Prefer nee, 26; Phenix. 46; SA WA PAL starts-161. le; Surrey Cu mmins, 11k; Vatted General, 211 ex di,. • We :Salaam Olaresoul,, IN • ditto New, 101 ; ditto Weans A, 81. Watemrselts . Btaelts : Bast L Aides, 119 ; Grand Justice (New), IS; Knot, 60; Lambeth, 96; West Middlemen, 101. Bridge Oesspsales nvegerfard,B, 71 ; Vaazhall, 201; WllbfUO, Now 71. Annuities. VW The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwalte: The market to Aluriesa sensitise bee be., Ismewhat knee deifsg the pest week, owing to a AIM deuced ear Imminent. ffrasesodoes, how,wry base hem Umitsa, sad hive boa Misty la GswolrilliM illnia l Freeland Beads, at previous rates. Theoharis have boos& 9,10, ma 12 peentiam. A few Walesa Centre ponds ham she boas takes of the market. — iielative to tht;seriet -- ier Wee and leather, Messrs. T. J. aad T. Powell stake the following amothly report : The wpm of the /father sestet cestitsse saddest. ry. Aillasesh the supply *slegbeet the past math has bees sessidersbie, the denial ter deed artistes hes been still greater, est essesellfuntalliesis er. ish in the hands of the tossessed MOM we ewe% however. ;Mtn soy greet attendee_ Ispisse; ea sees erne* Miter mat I have been shafted, white there is esaseely soy lasteae• is whisk we Int sewth'%taslstloas ese redseed. When ft ta eessidered that this pwtwa tithe mast Is steested et a tine when the *messed vales er mosey nest be sailfend Wenn degree to notelet the sprains of buyers, est et • seems when the asp*. weft _busies Wilted, the dm' ebratestse of the mast Is &eft skews, and bed tittle denbt eon be 0411E11E04 peespesdeely, et higher prises. In raw pods s issidereble unmet of besiege has been dose, with pissed tendeser to advanced rum WRDWISDAT ITIIIIFINO. The various Nei* Exchsop wasksts opened this warning with a fayoarable appsaranos, perehuss prepondsratiag. The foods soon attained a rise of 1 .•• VlAsibrg. N=BoetiL ahl J I all EtrftWahr.b.sattalel II all Blitahlm. hawks. al al NONNINN33O34.C. II all Do. st. Brigid sod !MN Of. 100 Oalainift N. I'.o alma •IN Nob—rya 7. • o all Ocitalo 50 41 Whim 1•4 NUN J SI DuNENNINIO.I.• Os. 101 all N holm St. 100 Bohm ViallNaii- 1.7. SC. 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K DIO 114 DID* awe DIM% Mook (Nod ONO llor= opm .... 10 Omni • • N War %Toy es: a p si l IL IN Mks & Osoreost to Groat W 10INT STOCK DANE& —. all U 11 ark of W ow . 111 1 Sold 60 63 If 6:4;2 too 4 .1.21311 61 ° : 6 l u r s 444 = SAN 10 61 60 _ gOO Oaa9ralal d look; tO 10 IloolloshlaraXism. all t 64 01.06 10 Omer* 00.11orriod IMO 10 LtaCleetirkot.to.,, 41 TOS 10,000 10 011101060 all 10 MIN 10 loolleasslOosi‘s ... ID I QIN 100 WO 11.01.11a•LOorp . SO 1 IWO K Lanka Jobt_ ...111odt 10 ISA* 00 Leaks Is wararrriT 1b Ame 100 Nat.Proo.otivelsold... 811 14.611 SO KM 60 "aural auk MU OD 00/16111 Wake ill 46 WU 10 Oteasslhat... 15 it *US 16 044•1.11•10444;na UAW 100 Psoviodol 4•111 10 De. Dm 2s - ot Boni 1111161... ...... 60 IS 604041•2141110 96 Vain d 411 U to l4 N I 7•• s 4 urn as k UMW aar.r SO VII 04. Well. Bilk MUNN. 61 / N Australian •• 1i — 34 U 1611 0 fay 10 Ilminallim lo yal MAI all 3 10 IMella Wsturaerloi all I/ 11 14 1411139Amirlmalsad 40 6..81 110 134 111 114 Bt. ...1,4;.;61 ... 13 IN 111 IN tut it taF I AL, . all II 31 neillISIN; all 11 64 11.1100 OftliAmiotlia 023 mar all I %NG • arimlllll43l9 164 NOON N. 021406 . 111140.9 100 N 941111 Illm.PaNtaMim 14 11,006 11 VIM 10 Oim.litm Saw . 06 all 211 go, 10 Load= Dlamamt ...—. MAN 4 Ima.flimOmmlbMoaus. ail 11 04 81 10,040 10 11.01m6immo16aLT•L all 1 16 14010 NBO & 11.emod10a all II 14 O,BOON Palma Mem* Om. f INI 96001 31 Ds. Now . 1 14010 10 Datammist..44::_ — . ir 11.611 10 Do. Da..... 8 4 011 crs.4 l ,....,.rrstis.stla 6I $ 0 1: 111 14.864 1 Do. 62... 1 1 die. pm WM too st. alma N. fhoUa Id so 14 14.11.8h/mo,6opm.Dab. I - 61.T36 1 Nulb iiilitimMralmlia all I I soap 10 114819011/91.61119326. 111 S 1 dia NAN 1 OrMalail Om all 1 14 11 11.0.1 1 De. slassviWie — i: 3 63 CPIs MAN 1 1•411116mIlral 011 NAN 19 helamBlooBllllDimm 2B N 10 10 Doll3l/ 10 4 1 . 110 IN lapel Nil Sim llO 64 64 Pm 631 100,000 1 114001141•620.13401816. 100,390 1 Da. 094/ Ids.. 1 I 14 4 911 /1m11111•. all 3 MCP I 111916m0mTliag.11ffl 1 TI1!.010I Da. Do. Ilsim• Igu. md al al 4 l 1 IS MN 99 .o.olmada $ 110 Pam 13 16 131 16,431 lo 1161a rla DoMom —...— IS Dasks —. all 4 194 104 SI per cent., whilst many of the leading railway stooks advanced tot per cent. and upwards. In the after noon, however, there was a reaction remarkable for its suddenness. News was received of a further fall at Paris ; some considerable sales of Consols were effected by influential operators ; and it became known that some withdrawals of gold from the Bank had taken place. Vague rumours of the probability of an advance in the Bank rate of discount were at the same time circulated. The funds at tour o'clock were quoted scarcely i per cent. lower than yesterday, but after the close of the house a further decline of j per ()ant. WU established. As regards railway stocks, not only did the leading descriptions lose the morning's improvement, but in several oases a fall of # tot per cent. was finally established. French lines fell 10a. per share. The stock markets generally closed with heaviness. The demand for money in Lombard•street to-day was rather quieter, the rates remaining as before. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 for money and tomorrow, opened this morning at 93 to /, advanced to 931, axd were quoted at four o'clock 92i to 93, the price for the 4th December being at the same time 931 to 1. After the close of the house a further reduction of 1 per cent. was established. The official buineee report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 921, 931, 93k ; ditto, for account, Bth Nov., 93, 93/, 931. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 921, 921. New Three par Cents., 921, 1. Long Annuitiee, expiring in January, 1860, 2 15-16, 21; Thirty Years Annuities, October 1869, 21. Bank Stock, 212/, 214. Three. and-a-Half per Cant. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills are still offered, and have de. alined to 2a. die. to 3s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 981 to 1, being steady; and India Bonds, Is. to 4a. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high se 91/ in the morning, but an increased disposition to effect salsa was shown in the afternoon. The four o'clock quotation was 90/ to 91, being / per cent. below that of yesterday ; and subsequently a further decline of per cent. was s uoted. The Guaranteed Four per Ceuta improved in the morning to 1001 to 101, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 1001 to I, and afterwards 100/ to 1. Other foreign stooks showed steadiness. Parcels of gold, to the extent of 50,0001., are known to have been withdrawn today from the Bank of England on French account, the parties engaged in these operations being unable to await the arrival of fresh supplies. The ship Maitland has arrived from Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on freigh'. Her dates have been anticipated. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesd) the exchange on London was quoted 11.70, for sort; at Berlin, 8.181 at Vienna, 10.20; and at Hamburg, 13.21 for s hort, and 12.151 foe 3 months. The exchange at Hamburg is a little lower. M1N38.--THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Great dulness continues to prevail in the market for horse mining stocks, the inquiries being very limited. In the Stock Exchange to-day, the only business recorded is in Imperial Brazilian shares, at 14 and 2. The following transactions took place yesterday in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Cousels, 16; Ceaderrow, 147},160; Drake Wall; 365.; Bast Bernet, 69, 60, 68, 69; But Bowe, 14; Oran Alfred,9 ; Bortridre Consols, 2 9-16, 4 ; West DeaweL 924, 974 ; West Beton, 326, 330, 336 ; Wheal Edward, 24, 4,4, ; Wheel Wny, 7, 4. In the Stock Exchange : Dias Deag, 33, ; North British Australasian, Ils.; Port Phillip, 3s. COMMHBCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. Books.—The public sales are swan to-day, and the market bas a steady appearance. Refined, steady ; low to fine lamps, b 8•. to 60s. - Come.—Ths market it steady, bet there does not ap pear lobe say speculation in the market. Tai..—Tbe public isles are going off freely at fell prime. Covrow —The market is dell, the public mks of 170 Weser Tinnevelly was withdrawn at sta. per lb. fliavywral continues la fair demand, and full prises have been paid for mall panels. Row continues In brisk demand. Leeward., 2.. 2d. to 20. 3d. ; strong Jamaica of good fair quality, 4.. to 4e. 2.1. Rica remains dull of isle._ ISMS Yu sold somoolt (polities show s ammo of 10s. to 201. In elbow sada no malarial alteration. TALLOW MARBET.-THIB DAT. There is nothing doing is this market to-day, and quo tations _are almoet nominal. Tows tallow is quoted Mr. 81., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, Ma to 8d; November and Dumber, 651. ed. ; January to Math, 140. ed. HAY MARIERT.-THIS DAY. lb. B. J. Davis reports trade without alterstios. Primo meadow hay, 68s. to 80o.; superior, old. 84.. to 901.; Inferior, 60e. to 60e. ; Town, 60e. to 70o.; &owl, 700. ii 11011. ; snood eat, 70e. to 968.; et:ow. 24.. to 30.. LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. Imams. Nov. I.—llts rawkst s Yap baopaat sal sAlse sal = r at the WU/ stooks bass almond. Osisoltama, 2Stir . sad lleptassik --Esstron Coutlie, M. Is. Srl.—Esst ambits. 3I —Omit Walesa. —Laswaidrs sad Yoskskila 951 pjlik -1 4.1 1 .1 1 1 1 :11. 1 PawarsA 211 p—lawke sae North Wester; ...••••••••• mad /t $54 I— 1. 1 and, SO 4 la f I 4-31sith Imam larsdis, Ns—D or itto York Capital Ileaste. 144 f I 4—Nth Uni ( ca A. 22,4 Dwds }, laralsh. p. 14—Casst Wotan of Wads, 254 —Ditto (asw shuts Six wild boars were killed last week in the neigh. Warhead of Rochefort (Netherlands), aid the number of wolves aid fosse killed this year is that neighbourhood surpasses to a eoasiderable extent that of former yams. A letter from Konigsberg states that in the pro- Tinell of Prussia, not fu fro. the coasts of the Baltic, large layer of yellow saber bee been discovered. It is la Ptuesiaa Lithuania, near the village of Procksle. The gross pecuniary lase by the wreck of the Tay steamer I. the Mexican Gulf, Including the vtlie of the ship, and the plate and furniture belonging to her, of the cargo, wee, isa suck th the property the ed c t rew ;t a lo Po'cr.°"". EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATE.9.—LIVER. POOL, W ZDNIISDAT.—The BMW steamer City of Washiage toe, Captain William Wylie, sailed from tee Money for Philadelphia to day, with a large camber of passespes, end a fall cargo of merellandles en freight. THI POOR LAW BOARD AND THE :HOLBORN limos WORKROOM—Lot eight, at • meeting of the Board of Ousediam of the Holborn Union, Mr. Horn la the chair, a letter from the Poor Lew Board wee read, In which, after retails' to a previous communication respect. leg the accommodation and dileiplise of the Holborn Union Workhouse, it was stated that the Poor Low Board desire particularly to claim the attention of the guardians to the followise pasts: —lat. The ensatialaetory state of the Female Vagrant Ward, which the Board are hammed by their inspector, Mr. Hall, the paardisaa hare set about remedying. 2nd. The want of a Male Vagrant Ward. which leads to the paupers of this clam being placed in the receiving ward, whereby the providing of article 99 of the General Coasolidated Order are violated: and 3rd. The extreme disadvsatapous olreamatsuesa ander which the bays sad girls are retained to the workhouse. The Board trust that the geardisas will see the !temerity of losing as time la of optiag sash messares as may be ealealsted to put the workhouse oa s better looting to the above respects. After some enveresticu oa the subjeet, it was referred to a com mittee, and when they make their report, an answer will be returned to the Poor Law Board. ACCOMMOLATION IY THE BAIL COURT.—IE thig court yesterday (sittings at nisi prim, before Mr. Judith Compton) some jurors applied to the j edge. They had come some milithend whoa they came to the court they found there were coo seats or amosusedstioa provided for them; there We ant even Ithacan room ia the court, ad if they went sad walked about the hall they caught cold, and if they meat to any glace in the neighbourhood their asses were celled is their absence, and they were flied. It really became cruel treatment to them as mew, to my aothiog of the greet lose aid tasonveatmos occasioned to them a tradesmen, havieg to attend for ri many days. Mr. lattice Cromptort looked about for some ti us, and them said he did not knew how he costa help the jurors; he wished he could ; but ao doubt it was very inconvenient. A juror said there were two seats oenpled by golden**. sow. If they were not jennies they ought to glee ap their mats. The jadp said as doubt they oa t tht. No the having moved, alarm said, as those gealesen did sot Lave their seat., most likely they were jayvees, end them there would be a sulgelett camber is ettendanoe for the day, sad perhaps his lordship would discharge the apple. nets. The lodge said he woatd finish tryicg the male thee ping on, and then he would see what he could do. • 1111 , i