The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

THE 01.480011 34.1111. (Fr es 'lt • Glasgow Nay .11.1 of yesterday.) The opinion that the public owe an immediate duty e • for beaks which have bee• forced w eines their door, dozing this disearees week le resides maid propos in Ohegow, wad we trust will intend over the whole country. The tided Iola" was yeeterdsy completely toned la the town, End tat nor ..tine wee heard en all aid. —that Wept mutt be taken to .scan the early tesumplion of bsunets by the City sod the Western. The inane work, in short, to which the great body of the chimes have be.. mate and eaten lehad vitamin dosing the last few days, most be ucdonr, The imattoriend his. of the Weetern and City of Glenne Snake 6410,61 W. The dleappearance of three L inks, then. r vv, weld be equivalcmt to • lam of capital to that airs iunt to Scotland, aiscs the piece at the paper tote. in the circulation would have to to 'applied by gold, a reel capital, which might be peciltatty employed at the trade and serieulture of the name). But this lose, considerable though it be simply ea • deduction (root the public resolvent, would be atoll bends the lajory sad ruin that might occur in the meantime to domande of private promo, to the employment of work me. sad to the trade and beams. of the country, not to speak of the lime sad hardship to many defreeelees eitatelsokient. Nu revisal man eau mart os these eonseineame ',Want Perc'elrine What a theater the 611 of one nr ton of our banks would Le t the community. The credit of Oleagow, wee over, hat rer-hared • heavy Mow from what haa taken place. The sow of this week will monad over all parts of the world, to the dantionit of a. whole city, sod it ought to be the res lathe and ambition of every true-hearted GL..gow win that the mow mails which aenouace the suspennon of two of oar kinks should also nave; Intelligence of their certain sad immediate tweeeitation. Oar adrke to the depositors who win tempted in an ea cited hoar tato went of meadow le le take back their mossy to the beaks to which it wee tannalty catetnitted. And let those wk t here looked on with Morbiroon at the movement oldie penioniricksa give • bi bylai WM, abil by ipso, ef their taints where they ere anted mien the menetery aroma of el • Wart to its tonal workieg order. A lbw days eleey @gyration ia this dire.tion bring ell ibises light WO. w. tun le &sr sibirtica to an ad netremant la sastber edam by the ardste d the City of Oregon Bask, le die allast that they bre rreird. with for visor d resdlbsg fix lb, seamier at the arribinn red tar r of bur arab ask wbstlat dry teed spas Is sirs Use davits te reser with Ss bud at bet saislid arise ntil it is spas la a peeiliss at sass Ms Misr . disk it prebdie that die Usk ell be site is admit ef Wk &Siesta( bre. sitars as ere wow dr red balky of inntre sad Wittig se foseady, she dr beak bas tentaid besissan ileverni ef the lamer Ispedire bare already encored la this sernagereat. Tb. mew et a Um Gael teaks an taiss at the Caulaa. Were mod ei re hired ierresprdee. Is mired et drift Al ell r. rim "erept dr Ceidereek re mere eeridever erriered is eirsed. Mr dr Calder= Cram: amid p.,. an eargera re rasa esdieserd. 711 SOMNSION of TSB 3111 ACE Mon tb Immelmmitt oldie less) Os Wallossisy idett tb. ..16. morn at tbe lea d Weir r. rare bereare Pb Irides V Pb eldrevac el Pb. asury, dr road Pb OW 711 IL of err s end 44W. of talk Ni re duper mereied le se Ids der talk OWL Mb wee teries Is whir Ileah haws Mira es The rope eerie had Ira weedy behes7l emt rue days Is r ail Pb. berm deer Sr Irma Mae& ear flis isismilesa wg = awry as the Itted, the old her ter Ira ow at Ileslnd mod Ileilred rid bold as .Pb. asses der tie wpm le eresitharas ehe serer et emery harm Is Isessel. es re err hark esallaamil mahout sholwand. la re rely per ot tin tommoime. red' IMO rid he Pb. earl at waft 4111,040 d es navel of era awry heares, sub the view of eleirres and err sad the deirwl We Irk diregole by pms el rYWte ir e rid spas erleeheall car er wee era waste tes it bed km Pb. day Was. It le old end we bre area te Wi.w .tb trek thr a sr& One .„Bad ter, sad °boded. early la the Atty. Mitoemft to the seseast of 7 - 0.0001 . sod we baileve it lea raw of the rso mama,/ ded the halt tedess b diemeat say tat vide It It ...aid lave labia Pb the mad times. Bat se • ==- theme naiad temosedoso spas re enpeoce- I t 0..,,. whit attleti the rehmer of the day was taseeteamd, it anal he arta= that re sire arl cier won n eer' eery is the day to a pert at Trek it elstil alibi, he sib see pewter se olio. dim keep toommodoes of dr teak to rest. We Mee ao mesas of d.YO M. lower pert to wide h the germ N. versed, bet M Y are rya peralie that dY rat 'steed sarholf Idea of M. aril rare et yhieli It reed Pb the rinerg. rarrier reireireir Y would bre bees Jo parr err as Pb. per et the gerretert Pb Ire bealisted far warm bar re sarsal re an, and We le as re Wok and the seerty free Pb. reewitabie teedesits ie width all ward lave bre error, if, es as paipored alerst tavern& oats* Meal Pb plan et volustary .as s bed YES PARLIAMENTARY REFORM morm.vr (i , rote the Irby of this day) The working-amen an preparing for a great eix days' coefrnem and the peat ekler W mannlestesteg oionties of Sedan* sesdeselog disk Y.s t Me I = lostra to smell the meeesela el the clams, ad • Imp essmbro et poillkime, Including abort twenty mothers d poillemet. The omators nominated ere --ityrt c =t, Coif*" Coo. Ma mar, Vl. Led" Mass, Phalle, Seebeck. Shelley, Tit= Trelemey, Tremlyan, Wahms, Wire, and Wielibm. We ille net W him that any °retaliation, wegressatlag the omen intelligent mite( ma, art men the Lias= laid dews Ity NOM et Oak Ned berkes, art they dread mile enii r iz a armist TV%at ewe et wiry yell gets, flak ea old awl as eleteale We ma en= the hellnge dee *men In quells le imegise Ihresemmt dm they WO be se Ibis tea* *afar it be gale Yam& Thelma zetednp width= sualiseelly talc Orr impels to • mate beensehie eamiction. It le by mho that ram will be sorted; It Is through the jeateselat et the umprembel elms that the th em e my be anined to detest them. As to the Mtn of the imernareet there is so laser • doubt. The annoy miataised men the= mat week Li at an led. Tim se to be so ministerial swat mendoe. That I. to my, maims the pablie imam open It, le which ',we Lord Palmate. is the eery minister to ykld ad molest' Oa colletem, and ems lumen. VoCANCIZO, Arroistwvrx, AND PROIWTIONS, tit Tut ("mt. Sear ica.—The Panics Department.—Mr. Edward Robertaa haa been appealed wag cooed at Callao. Pens —Beak of Elegised A vareat7 lathe cashiers' &puniest by weaned by the death of Mr. William W herein—Customs : A gengewthip has become vacant, rite Carrington. eopernanaa - tend ; a number of weighwthipe sad liderratershipe oW saw Weems rennet, in onammtenare of wehmare knrbe is coammice with dm Ordsotree Dewi ness, few aurae Fa lade. Mr. George Stealth's by otos a/peeled a rink M the WS OW Ems lathe derartenent to Leaden ; Mr. Eke has be.. apprised a Junior clerk la the aware Owners Odle ; Mr. Arthur W. Wadsworth has be.. r!dnots4 from ail* to tllll claw word.. at Lowly ; Mr. Witham Owld has been pro-noted from tide warrewe at Lheerkk to be lido-sorveyor glint-clam at Lholpool; Mr. James Dowels We been promoted from tide namfierdt third ass et Liverpool, to be lideserseyer woad den as Oresaselt ; Mr. Matthew Carl hag been penmen' hen ddessenwer at Regent, Wexford, to be tideearrayer et Limerick: Its Peter M•Dowall haa been promoted ham essfebendadmarveyor at Newport to he tidesurreyor at Itaaksa, Wear& head Hermon Departmew, Ewa Benrls Mr. Amer Lathe eaparneer 1 Perth, after • lesendry Ind heneenhis serves. has retired epee seporeaat odds; Mr. Ostend, hee erlatendieet of the renew eaten Ceded, bee beta eppeesW nrewnstr Ineldrde C. spa the thressenesse er the endeneeset or the Carlow. Sorriry Orel*. lIREENDFD RPIACOPIL %ND MI4.I4)NART OPERA TION* i. I o t.' t.—The Archbishop of Canterbury has ay. Illthead to pryide over a sib& warier which I. Is be had ma the Nkls ilia. is tie rumor of .dint the naciety the Perparerion of the &ape] In carrying oot the tonowing 11%.1•01 . 12 —I. To double (et Wet) the swathe of the seciatje European relesioneriee in Idy end to promote by every sealable new the Mathieu., tranvia', and ordina tion of the twee dewed native cravats is the evwb of fM Chrlitiast reisierry among their orra . eonstryinia. 2 . To then/ wry sad mrsegtase ea iattee IN6IIIOIIB is the Yd and mad ether principal cities at India wherever then Hay appear to be the b. epealsm Milt a times is Maur tbe nada al (shrive/any bike the Waded the spear se well we at the lower chose la then gnat snares al_ pepeletim. & a_ .pi. was the simailes et the mtetth. minim amid 4 the mermen the. 4 Cabman sad Ileims. sad emestally is WM wpm lie dieliehimes d meabllehia a bhiserie b. the Paajsab, maw be the Noma. aremers l'reviesey and a third for re Pewter el . • T. easememe the mt.- ddhlimmat 1 leduetriel boa mamba be& tee bop end saik as Os lam memo et Mete** OM Mblle sad tome or ow is Ma sow . Is .Mthsa to sr w litheries ahem matisaid. aetabe•hep sad Wye ale b.as the esmaell at the rimy are of 00dea OM mem mem k MI le amessem MI farther M Medd, tm the ammelma DINI. sad That •me Whorls meat ha acrd Anima. p i ma yea. sml Teareerhe esa be /EM and the Mei lteet li* isms ter Odom; emd me ban Bum, Pmegor , sad the mid Mideee ea do bad& Them bonmwor, Ogg is oft 46E1 lat thapool ; sem mea allmatles et dap semeasmaL THE 'EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1867. MAMMY, Zr., ON INDIAN 411 , 4118 AND P 1111.1.411117.417 .11101 M. Mr. Mair , ey. M.P., addaised his eorv.tituents on • burolay in the Belford Town 1101.1. Mr. Harvey, the mayor, preaded. Mr. Kaaney, who woo readved with load clawdari, adverted Ent to the various measures dlArtileed during the last mnion. Vendor toen to the subject which b.m excited the deepest intore, wittro Ow last ois inontbo, he said it was hie good gmel fortune which bad nut happened to any other memler of parliament who had Addressed his constituent. — to le able to congmtulate them upon the triumph of .rm.or in India. C• Hear , bear. and applause) It wee our busbies. dist to re , establioh our dominion, end when the military executions had been comp/Med, the soldiers mutt retie, sod the arateanwa moat advance with and circumspection. W. moot not reconstruct the government of India on Uri old rotten foundations. ________ Meer. hew.) We must ascertain in whet respects td been wanting in um duty to the people we must do softies to Moen, and at the ante - &es eerier@ them that we am their masters, and will be obeyed. Many of the petty rejate would, no doubt, have been ale I to resume their power, bat now that the country was occupied br 8.5000 British t sad all the native regiments were disarmed, they would a taxon from experience, sad it would be many a long day before they would venture to raise the mbelhoue standard again. (Her, hear, sad applause.) (Cries of " What about reform Upos that 'abject he amid giro so information whatever. (Defiles Laughter, and long-continuel roans, with some attempts at applause.) Such measure• were discussed Ice the Cabinet Council, of which he was not • member ; and be would not pretend to Mate saything he did not bow. Lad Palmermon bed pro. mined • immure of relbem sad no doubt be would keep his word (limy, bar.) Whet the nieneurs might be, he (Mr. Meese)) knew so more than did the morting. Ministers were only now genies. to work agate after the nem. He wee knows to be a reformer, and ha believed that he woo earmet. He mold not pretend to hold out say prospect that the memnreent sewn would be of such a rimester as to piersdent and go uhead reformers; bet with much • seas doer am Lord Palmerston, so doubt, when the government mode up their mind whet the sure should be--(grass)—it would be found to be • well emoidered measure. ens that could be carried, sod wield be wrathy of the govemmess end the country. ( After • few other etwervatin Mr. Massey amidst loud spiders. by deelliflOg his reedits= to mower sy question that might be aidy pat. Mr. WA anc atom, on attempt's' to speak, was received with groans and rites which prevented hie being heard. He wee underetni to an that the good government ef India depended upon tie good gewernmeat of England; mad that was • thing we should never get uatil dolma* were fairly fed. He mbeneently eteved—u Meats the opinion r orthT u Ollol*, the nem* of mine whisk the govern ment have pledged themsdne M Intennee It the met im am of parhament will net be dem it be accompansed with • grevisies Ming be ad the electors by the ballot." There meat else, he add, be • re distribution of mats. Mr. 11. D. Nome neesied the .rhos; the meths to ma meg the meetim k sae that Kr. With see, end that through hill the geveramm might ham whet &Weed theashe wpm the bah. meiths. The lea maim wee carried by a Imp thejatity, and addle d letresir end that, with regain le the resehalthet, he enald oaly gam that he knew sighing as te whether the elms et the new bill would aft melt set lodide the belt ho emit give as lattemensa whathear age. the last. (A Veils Dal MO yea vote thr it f) He had eineity told then that he we hi Swigs et the bast. (Ap pian.) That he bed meet ben ahem *es the hoses whoa Se grin.. hat ~ net 'emed ; that he had mew mind es sash as eareal W i t he Weirs". nearan hie vete he the heath islet eltem4 Men the that, he always amid see he i;arses) If the hal d the =Titemined th e ee it it was breve. m Et swam evens he sheath vote he the eweinte. Agi n.) Hr. T. Stuart thst When Mg beet a etheidasble =d tte liberties by bastes a menhir whit ma slime le vole tie the gesners., whether tight re wrong. (Cmilansa.) Jai get wpm Ole We and talked for wen' IoWI6IB, but set • weed of etbst be meld weld be bawd. X. Wows WORMS mews/. -4 Mz. N :sato aseceded • vies el Wake be Yr. Illaesey, Web wee clamed, with Isar or dye diwentioW sad owd roads of cheering. Mr. MASS T, is ecksowledgwest, ssld les the egpesiattna of ouch is lalelbgest eesetitmacy to Wag • eember of nay rwerameat. He beeped ho slight ho weed ler wry tad ciars. yews to attend NW egeseable newisgs. (Laughter ) TM pruotedange coschaded with • rote of awoke to the Marie • WESTON'S 1147.1021.4 t _ NOM HALL, HIGH HOLIUBN A large, hut somewhat dingy, and in many re seals mmoventent moat by the aide of • pablic bowels the iwinediste aristisairbood at Old Tarim* ileibora. will be esmasaketwl Ly mut' , as the anma la wbieb Bromism O'Befem, Ernest tones, awl °slow advocates at the "see rum,' for many years want remennaml potitical doctrines. On tbandays arm nem vas bows as one of the elt.ef metropolitan Oomph, of anbalm, wham historic*l epithetic lowa vane dalimmed So tbs wain dare.. From maw asamerothw thus miens ealartalammas failed to obtion that sumer which •• as asoemary --- — To their pc; mamma The Hall of Science, the mune by which this Mukha, ham hitherto bees Mown, liming rimmed fallow for smut media hes been taken by Mr. Weems and converted into • Music Hall, wherein it le proposed to mama to the public sweat. of a mprrior chanties, at • churl net excesese Met which wee paid for the very differs* elms criterlainsamt which these who were its *Maris la fame lieu rajoyed. The hall has beset enlarged semi durably, and if it ia not miens ea Euler ear so teems Melly pined tar madame& rintranags as the lismover-lqwe Rosa" it is amlnialy am el the newt elegem and Name diem ammo rooms la the metrepolls. To Mamma hark Hill, sad Co., the essillsets, ot et. Swabia's-lase, is dal the credit of the Midget. 'TM total hag* et the hill Is 103 feet, which Mclean • seam at its sonthera art tor orchestral sad other asseemnedatlea, the back wall of which Is bird with plete dart sod thee mints the whets is.. of ths hall. la width Ohs hit ml Is height upwards 116 hit. the ~is divided bite tsar einsparmanesby bilat=ted b 7 waled ends song the mills twang an _ imala. The pads ankesenk see embillied with amines*/ ski la thsbremirea. The witadisa le elided by trallial pa thmeillem and dm Woolliest theme! wetter et the web Time me aim hams blesdnend belied the pleb mad Illow• fit the sellig. • eammedleee fairy is Fey *nerd • last from the Ms walla • and at **Pelham end et the mem, an the same lead as the plhry, there is • anpper room. The front at We pe/hery, as also that d the wpm roam, ate mewed, end WOO d ied with ornamental week la o n isallaga, sad at Internam esatimened with monsepeses an their froots, and mennaded by wink renewed by gilding. The gallery is.spplemd by • mike ot twelve iron columns, which an braridagemoseleilbetvissasir capitals with perfceaW =M P sn ue d al Wr a Zl s e* Ph"ag amt'ars The ways by well plating" 13_pirmels, enseneed in Whim et fresco Hamm End llesams. lane et dr whichfee rostaagater la Hem, mails warlike end sindeal trepiles, sad earn, me *eater_ , groups of fruit, liseeme, wad bids. At the arelestral end of the room, hering the prescaniam, • hrp aseenat et decoration is bestowed upon the wall. la limners is 15,,. xemicircular.bseded arch, the pilasters sad spandrels at which are painted with subjects in colour, and over it Is • manful *abject, in 1114,11ditTO, of two youthful agues,. an. hiscatic ofTragedy and C .medy, bolding festoon. of fruit and t.,wers. The ball is lighted by eve inugnificent glamchandeliers, tb. central one weighing nearly ~ais ton, and Wang Arvin feet in diameter. It tarries thirty massive cut glans arm. or branches, weighing each 12 lbs. The upper portico of this remarkable work in pleas i• compost of what is two bekally called a " tent"—composed of upward. of 5,000 piereat f richly eat glass ; below thie met Is • mangled bog, consisting of • upwards of TOM spangles, sad UM is ears mounted by another of smaller dimmable. Them, added to the beautiful cot dials*, three feet in diameter, is can a, %inn with the design, form gm tiers of fish's, sad, es • whole, pretests a eotaedid work of art. The bar slam chmAttlien are of thirty-in light. ash, and are of • chi ler deserlpeion, being composed of tents sad smuts . Mei their tipper rows, al teethe blebs each, being hidd e n behind cat place smile of peculiar design. The maw Lands of thew emsllrr chscielisn commit of twenty-four lights, having sash • dimmter of sin fem. Lae gain the lcattoretios of WM sew Cagle amide Mr the million we rotehreted by • bisque., which, Moths ..0.17 ad retkerrAii eldwiddir of Ow amide sad whey woad hag dose credit to lie Loudon Taira at the Alb& There awe about 2.50 gratleoia preeat, arindieg Mr. Ilaggats, the celebrated ale beater, Mr. Hodges, the Ma nna, Mr. It. 11. soy Mesita, of Itad and Compar Mt. Alderman w ire, and Hey. Mr. Roberts, the fatpa. times ptaidteg. The toad carpe—arlik,lt lc et amiltinhle awarb both le atnaltes sad alma—weft Imeredweed, cad roe amen of their *bailey by the 'Masa raw la which IM 'tar sted • variety 0f...., glees, mod seedrlgala Mr. Hair wee Glen thaw es the toistaseter—hatted in wri t .loared waif, and goals( a bright ear 00 hit left breat— teeth to the adowishatmet t 4 way of the company. KINO.B Corm.—Marrimo ix AID OF TEE Ramer Fran. —Oa Mamie, a meeting for the nation dirtwn of K toff • Comty, la aid of the Relief Food, wee belt et Talletoore, t s Lei Chartredle to the rhea.. la Woe:lacing the brims dtb renenne, the noble earl lie Omni to etenwel of the demeanors' eonaerted Intl the lease mutiny, sad to the bet of ladle baring contriliated tie the relief et behead, la ea year. 01 Goose. lit, concluded by wins oa Ile fawns. owes man extended thereby duo lb. bed noised as tbs sites of the eollertioa Ler tint Crimean Feed. Mr. J. H. WM, the Manion Ram Ca. ,baits is ids divides of the enemy mimed the sayelataleat of • ousseittee. Is Vas a aillssileesebreasbeas die M e w., • saberrltithe was emend, erhish Maine by the obi ammo Ma re W desatioa of SOL O rrow. Pawn.— ORS BIIILTI/10 Vassar. Nov. 112.—ailaii• is mum*yw , EN% iyseralW%lMl WANN%fif. tab laidltignce. CANTERBURY INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 13. NAVAL AND MILITARY EMBARKATION OF THE 91ra REGIMENT. PLYMOUTH, FarDAY The embarkation of the 94th Regiment wee nom. pitted to-day, sal tb Anotth WI for WIG to-morrow. The Golden Fleece steamer, which left Ports mouth on the Nth of August with 901 troops of the 3iik sad Clad iberiments, hes arrived at Ceylon. ADMIRALTY Nov. 13.—APPOTRTMENTA.—UMI tenants A. 0. TOtooll (1847),W esamemd Ceradat, 2, Twharf .team -waial, lleditarreasan •te.tf on ;P. W. C. Mirrin (18 the 36), to Alert, 17 es steam , snow at Dept. atria .loop, at Devooport , and .D. 1. Lillingston (1866), tot ie Ardent, 6, peawheel stem sloop, at Woolarloh. Femme/re R. W. Warwick (1660, to the AMA; 0. N. Spnng (1856), to the Lyra; and W. Price (1866), to the Ardent. Assistant Peyinesters in Chary 0. H. Walker (1851), to the I.yuz, 4 screw deem meek Mediterranean Nation; A. Boys (1852), to the Sharpshooter, 8, screw steam sued, at Portsmouth; end A. Thompson, to the Viper, 4, screw steam vessel, Meditemuieen @taboo. Clerks C. Boyle, to the Blenheim, 00, mew slum par& skip, at Portsmouth; W. 8. Whittaker, to the llinatrioeta 26, training ship at Portsmouth; A. 0. Yonne, to the al WMam,l2o, goird ship of °wheezy, at Devespert; B. to the Mat ; C. F. Dawson, to the Ardent ; O. W. Johnson, to the Lyra. }Ter Majesty's ahi W an at Monte Video on Ur fah October ; Cue Madagascar, and thms at ibio de Janeiro cm the 16111; at Peraambuco on the 72nd; Lipoid and Ganges ►ad led Madeira, and Scourge left Lisbon caw 9th bat THE CHURCH. The Rey. Charles Edward Di hton, A. 8., has beam Instituted by the Lord Bishop of Obua.t.r end Brieed la the rectory .1 Olonosetershes, vacant by the swim of the Rev. R. Mecham patron, Msynaid Colchmtmr, tithe Wildeemess, is the Forst of Dean. The Rev. Henry Cielan, A.M., has been admitted by the Lord Bishop of Olounester sad Bristol to the peressest 7of Chipping Sndbury, o f by the death of the Zee .7; I .lth the Vicar of Old Sodbury. We bear that the Rev. Cheep Raymond Portal, M.A., of Christ Church, Oiford, some time &edema curate of St. Banishes, Pimlico, and previously curate of Wilton, asar Salisbury, has been presented to the living of Mbar', k Surrey, by hls undo, Henry Drummond, Esq., M.P. SPORTING. LIVBRPOOL AUTUMN MIINTING—IPAIDAT. Mono,' d tom wk. coo ft to to to oho foollotob on MOM Tim Tookard oblod. Throe ~ors of min ill Mr. OridWif Lp laralma. by U. Mortar. Ipo i 4Mi Mr. Wlabortr Imagism frir. Iralike Mr. Trooporli Ymouble. tro t TM Z.Z ll =ru — nmillbort UMW Oilk NNW Mom* At Mari 110 1 rork opt ColLmil L4 P.M*. tl. mot Wit Mowing. Ito opt roars. was er • Welk w illotroot biter IM omino4 Ord ; 110 m irk•11111111• O 1111 was god her* ; LIII NM. oob. stoma ray rift". or MM. Womb of tom ft to So TM T 4 oillod. °mama Man; Sim*. lib sum. Tbs mo I. moo Mt Ow mit owl ~or. irobt.) Mr. Errors tbrslar.lor I 'swim eb Pei= F. Mon DOTOOrro. II gut Mit• (Mr. . ikreter •Xi ri‘ 111 Mb... I Mr. r. T. Jamie fbil l orL adig = Mint Mb. (Mr. 4 Mr. Mlibrborif Lamm 4 yr; UM I.llli To. . M 00%) I Tow. too of Nom auk IgNi IS Wed ;MWI M. The M. fertortbors. tri Two,: I rirell LI, 14 lb I eb Tin ilandbmp dd.r .dLIAMINO rill AT W 0181.11" HALL. Yesterday morning the noble slanale• erected by the lete Earl of illasmos% at Wite, am& Marimater, • Mom building in tea bed • sorrow maps of total destruction by dn. There were raident in the Hell at the time the Earl end Comb= of u—., the Has. Algernon Egerton, Captaia 8.F., Boa. Mr. aid Mrs. Byag, aad Dr. Engels, • awl war of them seemlises of the Away had retired to bid es Ws es Min o'clock ea Thursday night. Csiderable Elena was sew loud at en early yeriall at the be by the dis covery that the brimming, Emma Ifewall, had Smiled to make her amps from • bedroom adjoining the abed whose the In broke out. So mom as sirs awoke It appease that she discovered that she wee cat of boa moms, by the dames, treat a corridor naming sisterly' from the bedroom door to orof the main etairawas. Uadas them obeneastencee she prommisd be elf at the bedroom window looking to the tote, attired I. aight-drem only, and had the deseend teem this window to the prearag asp el = window ham, a the thin eery through The lames herein through the window she had some Mak et it ultimate wee antertalsod or • Bea bat the' be.. stowed remesalreriag that • ladder waa sear the hall it wee met Mr sad reend spinet the well. It was eareely keg aweigh to roach the bottom oldie oriel window ',the third - Many, bat a um ascending it threw • raps to Mr, me mg of whi& she secured to the window-framo, an boomed tide reps she lowered herself eddy down to the Wrier, and esesped without injury. Most tithe istaidedeemeaka ear prof without env clothing beyond their night therm Am from the torrents of water peso bating the lower nem% the hall had sow become no longer Immesh* the Mad arid Counties of El losinms, who die- Owed grist Women sad aelf-posseasiontluoughont,directed the re- occupation of the old hell—a mamba rimmed only a few huadred yards' diseases only, and thither most of the female Irof the hounehold retired. When this dimes hadlna. atinguntied, it was found that foe of the bedroom attics bad been entirely destroyed hut oily in piece bed the Are broken through the door below, end Uwe aot suM candy to do much damage. The damage by ester, in fan, will probably be greater than that nom the limn. The clout when the fire commenced is issasediately over the =stair:wow, •sad comequently the principel corms at the lying costive= to these weirs, have tor drenched with tame weight o( water. The bedrooms of the third story, the avid sad etberromee on the second story, occupied by bar Mondry sad the Prises Consort on their recent nett to Wore*, gad magailicently furnished, together with th e and diuing-rooms under them, On the first floor,have sadbeed severely, especially so far ea the cornice., mouldings of the daises, sad other decorations are eouconsel. The entire damage 41111111 by the Sr. will probably touch 3,0001. to 4,0001., but it le diMeult at present to form an emanate of it. TM building is insured. TM °suss of the en is a perfect niyetery, for the hot water wee conveyed to the closet cistern by seam of copper pipes, and It can har dl y be supposed that they would weer be hot enough to ignite the woodwork it came to mama with. Pinseagines wen sent from Man chester, but too late to be of avail. Tai MONEY PANIC IN 11SLAND.—A Limerick comeradant, writing on Thursday to an Irish contempo rary, saw—. The Chamber of Commerce in this city has bees erserea attended i e e beis the last th ree itax„ anziesdy the in • nosed in' every bear has the ellee of th e Telegraph. The un aims hit fry= mrcsatas and commercial intereets le an prerdesded ; and es amok seneesillag announcement of so etheire allsres et the other sided the Channel is received, pest centhenstka peva= The monetary genic has bed he Whet in this iselity to *sly • trilling extent. la the Ant pis= it eassiderely =seed ow market piths, W.9srW2 tee grvis, batter, swi path. Is pains declined 4e. per barrel hes bees =perils= :latter, en per cwt.: igs, is. ditto. Then Wakeman slight run for gold upon all the - local beaks; but it le comisati ne the frightened portion of the farming closer, who, recontly, knew not what the porweidon of meary wee, bat we new count it in hundreds. Intelligent and thi nning pees= bare not had wooer., to such ea =ward nereement. The thaw= of discount by the Wake hare to 10 par ere. lees set heeded either to inconnotience or annoyance. Os the awitesry, meth ramolirsce is felt by men et who het uses the owns pursued not only ea *Wom ba t= 'Must e but elm se well -nmel, judici=, and indisperably theassiey et tads thementorm crisis ; calculated, as It meet be, to prove besidelea end edesseeposs. insuriag =reamed sta bility and ameldesee trady with twedll;le MOO dos to th e pelt* 'pet' The ether dm es a " warn. lee," the nate, hem Iser Is Cashel at which she bed jug dress est et UM biok. ."1211138. Tin 111011117 PANIC AT FamtllollolL—Tbit di• =ftlale rue gm thr mins boas sif the dty isms to s eslismeoi lloollieWelsoodweeeldrewares ths best sans of son of war kV up bale eed less dalserats aleololsil to mils Ib. public Wad. The users that its Ohms, boob W rosolved to Wm Wean sad City of Glow beak Mu Is M. wen • wry some of brims, sea the saw of sidled trodemse Ifielsrfs le he tbe Imo, led a esels mum. is Weft rails Meg; but tho beim, le oey odes a the bias bog bes &boast astisely shodrel eves =lbw Ws boom. poorolly harrow War la the dey the Laid Provost had sa 'Wavle? with the directors 'at morepos el ties various beaks of the city, =id it .es assoloraiiiy ..shed that dr course marled by the Mae , Bow Maks drab' be lelberai, sad the akal• of the Waders sad City d cii mow s o oneed to mama ''rove. But law beim dais radiation VIM takes, the filify of the public had alasisted fault, lad the peak wee at ea end. The impectiat Traeary Yaw, which webliela this smaing, saineei n iag the Beak of Liked to . large karate isms, if ases=, srm dlastiadly carpi* the hasqualhalm at the and Invert arc Mb to baidame.—MaiuntrZr= yesterday. -. . - cr atiiSlo • S I . ) - HOLLOWS T' II PILLS, hand for tas of Um Omparsie asi lorgespit et ilim elmulk.—Tbs BM lal lm alO wienowt Ois wage pot of Ss WI ma kommin d r s t; V i tr i rr e. bm==ll=rwc e d, md• bee male lembror teas PooN aOa POMO oo2: ilmA Owo ea Owpwraw‘ mainoto Ow c williwit . "4". = IN 14 bp twolailow ." 1e" .•0wew7 mk"." 0....p. pi Ow wort 4 as Pro'y me Hol'ertage.lablkaimms. = a g g ektr ". . 1 7 . 1141110•114: - 21.4 a. "BON LAST zuwira SAINT= BANKRUPTS. JOHN MVITO, .1.4110.0 MUNTo, WILLIAM MUST°, JOSITII MO REA ROBERT WILLIA.M MVSTO, Caintrlitge- ZioaMilimMitb, to surrender Diu 10 at 2, at -street. Sol., Chidley, Bminghall-stred ; of. Johnson, Basingbill-.treat. ALTRI° SatiClroaTH FRANLIB and GEGIIOR firma, Cheapekte, City, warehousemen, Nov. 24 and Deo. 24, at 1, at lbaingliall-street. Sol., Hurray London-.asst, Pen obaroh-otraet ; off. Johann, Basinghall-Mmet JAN se WI - Luaus, Boer- ~C ity ahippin =Nov. 27 at 1, and Dec. 21 et 11, at Sob., Tinsley and Lumembe, Cannon-bleat, City ; a 6 wig., Nicholson, Bminghall- .Steel. THOMAII BROWNS BANNATORD, Trev2S-Wbald, Babbit t:rest slate merchant, Nov. 27 at 1, Dec. 21 at 12, at Basinghall-strest. Sob., Ellis and Co., Clermattelane, City ; of. sang., Pennell, Ouildhall-chatobers. HENRY NRwOA•II, Neirgate-.erect, City, dealer in photo graphic worefta, Nov. 26 at and Dee. 22 at 2, at BaxingbaH-stmet. Co l e man -y, Tokenhonateyard, City off. &sig., Cholas, street. WILLIAM Carl/ALL, Goldsworthy-terrace, Lover-road, Botherhiths, ship's chandler, Nov. 24 sad Doc. 16, at 12, st Bethighall-nreet. Sol. Tazp, Fenchurch- street, City; Of. Standeld, IBati -street LAZARTI SAMSON, HOOMLidilea, ity, merchant, Dec. 1 and 23, at 11, at Booisekaffr- stmt. Sob. Amhara and Co., Old Jewry, City ; off. wig., Gramm, -asset. ions Hamm Gnat pol-atreet,Wrotminatar, tobacconist, Nov. 24 and Dec. 28, at 1, at Bashighall-etreet. Solo., Lawrence Ned Co., Old Jewrythembirs, C i t y : of. aria., lbassield, Baeleghall-aireet BVII/Werli WILLGOCIS ARTMOIR SLIIGH, Strand, news- Nov. 24 at 2, and Dec. 21 at = 11, at itZtr ik ee e t. Sol., Fisher, King-serest, Chaapaide ; el. wig., Lan Aldermanlitiry. Tismus &arm Drat ea, Wardonr-strest, St. Jamie., upludebrer, Nov. a at 1, and Dec. 29 at 12, at Beaing helkolmat Sol, Evans, John-street, Bedford-row; off. oosig i _lidvords, Bembeook- nowt. PIT= MINWAT, Three King-court, Lollll43.l.lltnieL, °M athias mat, Nov. 28 at I and Dee. 21 at 12, at Bating bill-ebeet. Sob., Beam sad Co., St. Swithin'o.lane, City; of. wig., Los, Alemosbory. WILLIAMO zzor Ualmeelty-street, Tottenham-court-road, balder ; Nov. 24 at 111, and Dec. 21 at 12, at Basinghall street. lola., Dela nd and Barbey, Silifolk.lane, Can son-eireet, sod Stuckey, Brighton ; off. orig., Lea, Alder y G . WILLIAM RANOIR, Wolverhampton., licensed victualler, Nov. 28 sad Dec. 17 at at Birmingham Court. Solo., :raßilliton, and James and Knight, Birmingham g., Whitmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM /Janne BICKEIT, Kidderminster, innkeeper, Nov. 28 sod Dec. 16, at 11 at Birmingham Court. Solo, Sonatina and Sea, Kiddenniemer, and Jame and Knight, ,• at rag., Chrietin_irminghain. Dotn i rernineroan and Joffe R B AWRIATOIID, BOston, Steireedahlre, screw manufacturers, Nov. 23 sae! Dec. 14, Et 101, at Birmingham Court. Bola., Bilston, and halm sad Knight, Birmingham; off. wig., Whitmore, tn. To I O=I3.FLEI, Lifeline* Derbyshire, mill MOOS Mena. bottotor, Nov. 24 and Deo. 18, _at 10k, at Birmingham Court bad et N. Sol., Gamble, Derby ; off. mfg., Harris, WILLIAM ATLTON sad .1011 N SANDIERSON HITLER, Hol ism umaufseturers, Nov. 27 and Dec. 18 at 10, at tia t n4 ningham Court held at Nottingham . Solo, Bonk, sad Aaheoll, Nottingham ; of. Herrin Nottingham. OIeVIM MORGAN 4.11,LT and ELlieurrit ELRAINOR itcifow7;l,llristol,7iMter7erSal - 4, - Nov. 24707 Dee. 22, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solo, Harris, Bristol, sad Bevan, Bristol ; of. aegis., At-roman, Bristol. JOEL DODD, Llonelly, Brecoushirs, boy dealer, Nov. 24 mid Dec. 22, st 11, at Bristol Court. Sok., Brim ad Girlies, Bristol ; off. amis., Amason, Bristol. Jere JoUNOON, WAkaW, Yorkshire, upholstiwer, Nov. 26 and Dee. 18, at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo, Taylor, Weld, and Bond end &mkt, Leeds ; off. Young, Leeds. WILLIAM Swifts, JANIS BLAIL, ELIAS Swine, rad Jowl Wirros, Borden, Yorkshwa builders, Nor. 27 mid Dec. 18, at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo, Tim aad Co., Bradiad. Lad Bond end Banro k, Leeds ; off. sods., Yam* 1.6. JAMS LLACIZTT Loris, gram, Nov. 28 and Dm. 18, at 11, id Leeds Court. Sol., Simpson, Lauda , off. mat Yaws, ee& BINJAMIN L BARTON, WortleyMOOT, Nov. 10 rad Des 2l 6t 11 et Ueda Coourt. So ~ Barret, Leo& ; ca. mat, dors, Ls& THOMAS EICNALLIION HTDR, ChOILII, clothier_ , Nov. 26 sad Dec. 17, M 11, at Li Court. Sol. Lima, lissalastar ; at rag., Bird, LLii JAM. MACIAT, at L l.= timber rosroliset, Nov. 37 sad Deo. 34, 1 B Court. Sal., Pod, Liverpool ; off. wag., l, at iverpool Joins MACOaT, Liverpool, timber marchant, Nov. 27 and Der. 24, at 11, at lAverpool Court. Sol., Peal, Liverpool; off. sails., Bird, Limrpool Join BZAOLIT WOOD sod WALTER TAMIANT, Livros pool, marchaats, Nov. 27 ad Dec. 17, it 11, at Liverpool Court. SaL, Panbertee, Liverpool ; of. rig., Tamar, Liverpool lALINS ORMIONIS and WILLIAM ORMTARID, sad Blachlsy, Leaceakirs, silk imaulactunrs, Nov. 23 end Dec. 14, at • I, at Manctemor Court. Boors and Jefficorea, Mancliester ; off. wag., Port, M Josue , Hartlepool, D grocer, Nov. 23 at 11, rad Dec. 22 at 12, at Noweserle-upta-Tyne Court. Sol., Wotan, Newcastle-Rpm Tyne, sad Harwood, Clement's lama, Lombard-same ; it wig., Bake., Neer:marl-upon- Tyne. WAIL BRTMOVII sad MARTTN Santora, Rodridge W hey, Durham, briclonakers, Nov. 27 at 12, sad Dec. 22 st 1, at Newomtle-npon-Tyne Court. Solo, Hoy* Newt:yell*. upon-Tyr, and Crosby, Cluirch-oourt, Old Jewry ; it oasis., Baker, Nei-upon-Tyna. - BANTIII7PTCY ANNULLED. Nov. 10. JANOS THOMAS ATHULS sod HILTON HrLL RCHOLZ, Plymouth, linendrapem. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. EDWARD DARIO, Wolverhoulaptoo, Btaffordahlre, lammed viethaller—lst dividend of le. 9d., Nov. 19, and say sub optimal Tlionday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. Lira WHARTON, Nottingham, machine engineer -Ist dividend of 4.. 6d., Nov. 9, and three subsequent Mondays, at RIMS'S, Not Sant:m. WaAitvoi th iV in ottingham, ironfounder—Lt dividend of 3a. Od., Nov. 9, and three subsequent Monday., st Harris's, Nottingham. Puma. Noisy, Waren Mills, near Belford, miller—lst Mvidand of 2a. 9d., Nov. 14, and any subsequent Saturday, Beitior's, Nevromilowpoe-Tyna ROPIRT lAMBS BROWN, 8M .eland, timber merchant— let dividend of Is. 9d., Nov. 14, sad say enterequent Sa tarday,st Baker's, Nematode-upon-Tyne. JANIS WARINAiI•W, MOIIHISISSMOOTIA, HOE meaufaetursr —tat dividend of th ca sew proofs (being in part of divi dend of 4s. 2d. prav ~ 'oosly de clared), Nov. 14, and say sub sequent Saturday , at Baker's, Neweeale-upaa-nrne. TH011•5 PsactvoL Wit.i.cox and EDWIN WILLCOX, Bristol, connectors-2nd dividend of 3.3 d. (losable with ths Ist dividend of le. 41d. on new proofs), Nov. IB, at Malse} Bristol. BARRY HI:CIL...ND LOTT (separate rotate), Moulton, De woad% banker-Ist dividend of 1.. 30. on new proofs, say Tearday ur Friday. at Miami's, Exeter. Faastis Kase, Oeouon Kier, and MIMUND Jon. BARDLIT MARS, Plymouth, Devonian* ironloundere -Ist dividend of 6s. &I, any Tuesday or Friday, st Hirteers, Esear. MLLLIAIS MARSHALL snd WILLIAM SMITH, filbefileid, edge Mal meaufneturees-2nd dividend of Is. lid. (and Ist and MI &viands of bs. lid.), soy Ter*, it Browin's, lballialli. BM= 110WUATI sad ()SOROS TIOWOATI, slesilesave!ter•-2ad dividend at L. And lot 111.1a7crt dividend of 8..), slay Tereday, at Banda's, Bbaliald. CIIITLFICATI4B to be granad, order eaves be &OM to the ocatrary car before the day of matting. Dec. 7. H. Basch. Colemetrstreet-haildiage, strait, merchant—Dr. 16. B. C. Cream, it•abiakw= spethecery—Deo. 7. T. Stately, Sharma, Heat, stone meson—Dec. 17. W. Heath, Exeter, inakesper—Dos. 4. T. Prow, Illeachester, draper—Dr. 4..1. Barton, Ifsatibraer, silk mannfacturor —Deo. 8. 8. Borger, Wharton, Malay, gat agnafaettwer—Doe. 7. R. Bottom, Liverpool. bookseller —Dec. 7. W. Haywood, Liircijoool, bookeeller--Dett. 7. T. Wheeler oweborrh, Hereforiehire, miller—Dso. 7. 8. Bache and 8. T. Beebe, Binniegham, levellers—Dm 7. G. Stimuli*, Birmingham. iron plate worker. VARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. m. 27 mead mistroms—Eliss Wellness and J. Tamar Upper Eaton entt brush makers—J. ibtotaca: sad Taylor, Nturch, Lancoshirs, stops m o on—G . Reynolds sod C. 0. Bemis, Frochurch-strset, City, moduats—W. Brown and G. Belot, Aldsmattmnat, , brrisre—R. & Wel ke ono Amor Walton. Chimer, . H. limbo sod R. LOW* Harrington, Cmakodand. hamostora-1. H. ll.Namma sod A. Namara, jam., Castiostrast, Phobos', maim—W. Jams and E. Hughm, Ormallsid, Plintalre, wise elnorwo—B. Dawson, R. P. Damn, 1. Daman Jan., mod D. R.W. Paritt, Kirkatall, Forbade*, comma teremn, so hr as D. R. W. Porritt—T. Amiga* 3 . re, J. BohmsW ad B. Sykes, !Dahlman. and low red wood, Yorkiiim, slk drovers—C James, R. Autos', D. W. is.., W. K. hose, G. B. Brock, and J. W. Janus, Cwzallyodeß and Swarm, Glamorganshire, oral worker,— W. Wall sod T. Loom Stratford-upon-Aron, gman—C. Wyatt and C. Beverley, flafrolk-moys, Southwark, Rrs .s ensaahcaroo-11. H. Dolman and H. Schlattar, Urso pool, maehmts—R. Atka*, J. W. Lay, and H. Jarvis, Drayton aid NOlirlik Miamians, so it a near& H. Janis—J. Haan sod H. _S. Chariton, Satan, Nottingham ahlik=ers—J. Holt sad E. V. Jams, Bristot, oath°. . Radasil and P. J. Rana, Bißmgogate and Saintsdicasooort, City, fish factors —T. Moods. add J. Shaw, Blackthorn, Lancolairo, &spas—T. Colby, W. H. Bahasa, sod C. !Calmly, JUL. Br. Helen's, Lam:whim, ohmlaal maaahearara—T. J sratt and 3. Haywood, Maid ' stow latolon—l. Wales, J. Brayford, and A. Brayford, Sidiadahlre, coal aortae—R. F. Barna and J. A. udga, New Bond-shart, photographora—W. Boyd, Glasgow, so far as raw& his COlMPliall with the Greenock Irat Camay—W. Moscriall, Edinburgh, accountant, a far as muds /him comosion with the &Bowing commis. Union Bank at A. Brkith Americas Land Company, Midland Railway Ccommay, Canada Land Company, Man , chalice and Leads Railway Company. British Koch Salt Conway. tad Gramma Water Comp's,. IX TX. ILWITZI OP JOSS CIIIPPIIIDALL I.IONT111Q1:111I1 111001 N, KNOWN 8/2 ILLLIW. This Insolvent, who; wee on hall, &Mond this day before the County Court Judge at Cestahary, to he heard on his appli elation to be discharged order the act. tie tau oneeted at Canterbury, and in a few days put to ball. The schedule filed by the ineolvect contatia 69 medians, and the debt., incurred Boor the year 1843, amona:t to 4 t 3601 . His description Includes a number of residences, et.'tbaaalnif Orford, when a student; the East Indies, when chaplain at Calcutta, in the service of the East India Company, se ela his places of abode in England /IWO his return, with the last descriptive of bang assistant minister of Si. Phillip's chetah, Regent-street. The promediegs show that since 1848 he had maimed the maternal name of " Bellow." He wee in India from 1861 to 1866, end, ma chaplain, had 6001. year ; and from 1866 to the mesa year be had been the amistant minister of YR. Regent-street, wham he had an in come of 3001. a year. The debts extend over a lengthened period, and the appearance before the court woe attributed to the refusal of his creditors to enter into an arrangement for the gradual liquidation of their debts. Mr. Bargo, inatructed by Moore. Leiria and Lewis, of Ely-place, appeared for Mr. Bellew. On the Caft being called, Mr. Whittick, of Canterbury, appeared to oppose on behalf of • gentleman named Sima. Some discussion having taken place es to the debt of the opposing creditor, Mr. Whittick stated that the only object he had was to get an order to obtain certain property assigned to his client, and this being undertaken to be done by Mr. Valiance for Mr. Bellew, the awe ended. The learned J edge (Mr. Harwood) declared Mr. Bellew entitled to the !coat of the act, and ordered him to be dis charged forthwith. Mr. Bellew, whose cam occupied only • short time, imme dlaftly lett the coart. Bed on ball, he wee in attendance at the sitting of the court. He was discharged accordingly. THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. halo Graee Loraridge, clerk to Mr. W. Oldham, wine mar cent, of London street, who had been remanded upon the charge of having feloniously Mahn the am of 311. 12e. 2iL, belonging to bia employer., was brought before the Lard Mayor for further examination. Mr. Lewis sneered in support of the prosecution; and Mr. nobler attended for the prisoner. This one. was now closed and the pi Monet, who again mid he should reserve his defence, wan fully committed for trial upon Ibis second charge also. Mr. nobler applied that his client might be admitted to The Lord Mayor preremptorily refused the application. Elko Feeler, who bed been remanded, charged with hay ing robbed Mr. Edmund Newman, a solicitor, of his watch, in Cornbill, on the 9th instant, woe brought before the Iced Mayor and Mr. Alderman Wire, In petty sessions. At the last examination, the prosecutor said that on the day in question he woe in Combat, when he saw the primer people about a rod deal. He moved away Arum Darling altinig She prermtly pup ed against hint, and dueling her hand at his side, ha felt for his watch, and mimed it. He mused her of having stolen it, and seized her, when she said she bad dropped It. He looked down, and found it upon the ground. The prisoner, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to el: months imprisonment with hard labour in Holloway gaol. John ifseferes also brought up upon remand, charged with having stolen& gemnimmde hem the pocket of Mts. Riley, of 4, Arenorterram, Bow, as is wee miring along Pen church-street on the pentane day The prisoner who pleaded guilty, was stated to be not known to the polio,. He was sentenced to four months' im primmest oda bard laham. HOW-STREET. A gentleman waled toii;l:rrus for advice under the killowhig circumstances : Applicant stated that a few days ago bin attention was drawn to an advertisement in the papers, announcing the sae of a hone at a place within this district, and he attended odeth sad bought the animal foe 401. He wee warranted ia every way, and good in harness ; the fact being that be wee mound In every way, would not fro in harness, sad wee certainly not worth M. Oa inquiry, be had neer lathed that the person With whoa he hd bean dealing formed an ceyndeed band of swindles, who had bees carrying on this system of fraud for yesn. Mr. Jsrdine—lf what you tall me was as nay proved as said, year num would be a very plain ale. If you ma show that these lionise met together, and agreed to sell the hone frandulesay, you can prosecute them for the conspiracy. I hemline doubt of the fact any more than you have ; but I don't see how you can prove it. Mr. Burnaby (the chief clerk)—lt is the old coping sp an ; there is nothing new about it. 'asthma Mackenzie said he knew who the parties were. They had swindled numerous persons in the same way. One of them, known aa Criptain 13—, was particularly exper t. Mr. Man, th e chief usher, said that Captain B— had been 30 years in the horse coping line, and wee in the habit of telling people to proceed on the warranty. Mr. Jardine observed that to sue such a person would be an additional waste of money. If say evidence of con- Linty mold be obtained that would be the best way to meet Mr. Bold observed that they weretoo nations to allow thetneelves to le detected in conspiracy. B— was never seen la company with his confederates. Of course they must consult together; but that was done so secretly that II could never be proved against them. The applicant filagreed that he ought not to have been 11 taken " for, having been sccustomei to borne all hie life, he must have detected the unsoundness of this oth upon even a cursory examination; but be was so completely de ceived by the plausibility of the fellows that he took their word fur everything, and paid the money without enemat a* his purchase. Mr. Jardine advised the applicant to consult with Mr. Mackenzie, who knew the difficulties, and would be able to judge if there was any way of meeting them. He (Mr. Jar dine) would be very glad to see the whole gang in the dock beforelani, if there was nide.* to make out • criminal charge against them. The appli ant observed that he intended to organise a subscription of peracme who had been defrauded to cani on • prosecution, and loft the court in company with the inspector to consult on the step. to be taken in the matter. A number of indecent books, prints. etenotype plates, and other articles, IMO laid before the magistrate by_ the polite, who had seized than in Helped] -street sad Wych-stnet. Summonses were aimed against Edward ]ions, No. 20, Wych-street LThowira Bleekell 16. Holpre ll -Ua ; Mary Elliett, 14, Haywell- street ; Richard Wynn*, 22, Holy well-street; and John TlietwAill. .5, Holywell-street. WORSHIP-STREET. The attention of the magistrate was occupied for some time in the inviutigetkn of a commons preferred by Mr. Joseph Prim, the district inspector under the Metropolitan Buildings Act, &genet "the owner of a certain structure known as Old Hackney Church," who wee required to show cams why he had unlawfully neglected to yorfonn certain &pain to the end building, which had been certified to be in each a dilapidated audition as to endanger the public safety. Although no defendant was specifically named in the pens ems, Mr. Tyres, the steward of the manor, aooompsmied by the Rev. Mr. Oadebild, the vicar of Herimey, and other induentin parishioners, attended to meet the complaint. Mr. Oilhert, the senior churchwarden of the parish, said there could be no (potion that a portion of the building we in • very miaow state, end it was much to be regretted that the relish had no funds at their disposal to devote to Its reeteration. At the tiuie the old church was pulled down, about nifty yens ago, it was intended that the tower attached to it, which tem nearly co-oval in date, having been built in the twelfth century, should Shan in the demolition, from which it woe only saved through the exertion. of a co/endues of resident gentk men who raised a subscription for its purchase, and subsequently presented It to the pariah with a view to its preeervation air • relic of the pert. tinder Sam circumstances a atrtng feeling waa naturally enter ',Sped in the parish for the consist ration of the 'tractors, sod he was happy to say that a subscription had been recently opened under the empires of the lord of the manor and the patron of the living, which would probably be tho mean, of effecting that object and fully answering the ends of the main promeartion. Mr. Tyreen here intimated that, on behalf of his brother, the lord of the tismor, he was ready at ours to take the neces sary step. for the reparation of the strurture, the main body of which was suffirieetly sound to bear the brunt of time for two or three centuries mote, and immediate orders would be given for the erection of a sufficient hoarding for the security of the public until the works were completed. Mr. Hamill expreemd his entire concurrence he the pre ppoos.eedd and, at the request of both parties, ded a formal order to he tuned for the performance of the seceseary maize within twelve months. CLERK ENWELL. Williams Rawl, aged 64, dra.:riblag himself as a cargautg,, bat who was formerly a 'either, and Robert Riekardaes,; fted 34, we charged with wilfully breaking teem egoaras of glare., of the value of 75., the property of the poor of Bt. Paper's. . . . _ . 7111;ie . :1101 the prisoeste stated that h_selac &WWI for admittance and being refused, they were deterselmsd to have a night's lodging somewhere. 1 hey thecae* bream the glade beams they were cure of the police providing thane with what the pariah authorities refund. Havel added that he had been ordered to leave the house ea Monday Yak and to go atone-breaking. He had done so, but dining that he could not do the work he told Mr. Hirehntere, the relieving overseer, so, when that gentleman told him to get • medical certificate to that effect. He went to Dr. Wlldbere, and having been by him examined, that gentleman nee him a certificate that he was unable to do the work allotted to him, in consequence of an accithint, and recommended Ma indent edminion ; but when he applied at the gate be via peremptorily rebind. Mr. Tyrwhiu wee Idiom the certificate, which was u the defendant bad 'rend, and also • diccharge frees the mew, which set forth that be (Hanel) had formerly base in the Rite Brigade for scion years; that he had bought Hemel( out for the purpose of joining the But India Company's nee vice, where be oared with great credit for 11 yens, and wee thez discharged. Mr. Clarke mid he should have been at the bows begone 4 o'clock, which he could have done if be pleased, and ma IS ;ids*. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that made no didween. On every principle ofjustioe and bonny the men should have bees admitted. He was afraid that at St. Pancras there we strong disposition on every occadon to worry the appli ee L for relief, and to do all that could be done to wron g the pcm . It was plain that the man made application in the morning, and that the sending him to the surgeon's was only one way of putting him off. Arun he gets the paper he applies at the workhouse, and bang than refused, breaks the aw ew end was locked up. Such waded was shameful, and cm , a stigma on the administration of the Poor-law. It was a good and necessary thtng that there was a watch ful public to look after muck cases. They were a dia gram to the ooeunry, and he did not know what forei gn ma. tries would think of the treatment of our old soldiers. The way in which the poor were treated algae drove them to tem. mit all manner of mimes. It was too hunk by half to treat them in ouch • way. The ofticiala seemed to make no distinction as to the sass that came before them. Re should be obliged to order than to pay the damage, or to seed them to the lianas of Correction, which he much regretted. He should make a distinction in the cams. He that ordered the damage to be paid, or in default to be imprisoned, Maui for four days, and the other for men days. A gentleman to court said he would pay the soldier's half, as he thought the way he had been nested was shameful. Mr. Tyrwkitt said he had nothing more to do with the matter, but it v.-minty must be lia/meting to every rate payer to see their money handled in each a way. The defendants, not having the money, IFICS locked up. SOUTHWARK. Richard Shepherd, one of the leases of the Surrey Theatre, wee charged with committing an assault on the water carpenter, on the stage of the Surrey Theatre. On Saturday afternoon the complaisant wee engaged with forty or fifty other persons on the stage In preparing the sce nery fora new piece called India, or the Foil of Iklhi, and one of the flats by some means or ether got damaged. Mr. Shepherd came up at the time, and perceiviag the damage, he become very much enraged, and after calling complainant a liar, struck him on the nose, causing the blood to Sow for some momenta. Mr. Combo expressed his regret that such a can had not been settled out of doors, as it would have been much better for both parties. He fined Mr. Shepherd 20e., and 2a. costs, MABIfinS. !BOLL—Ske mow pries of brunt or Meowed° alp, the pro tium of the Mai pormlor t Murton for the we ending Not. la. le SU 4d. per tut. excleire of the duties of etottoree tea or payable thereon No reams has bees rude of the FY. of brows or Mr condo war, the produce d itemittue. far the week Man IA oboe. he Mee al the niurf brews 'or liewande Nur. the pro. duos of lbw hiet ladle; for the meek =dim es above. Bettrot. hoe. 13.—We lave mot mu treeseeltres to report this mak. either to eh, ot relied. the meta Imlay bees satime eeelvedee. 00170111.—Lteearo. Now 13.—1 a the a.. art. It It tawny See *map • term to my that tome ampoule Mime hert bs dor tear week. Use mud to which we allude tome slimg V . : WWI. balm. fy mrylee en N. te lad. &Woe la the rearmed t, med root Moat or PM. lam. a WI emits rc~atYre =l g. ces reh milted to to mute brim. ; lo areas d.vlo he PAM market bent partetsew of am Were d• pm L OK fa l id n Mete ler ben se bp tbe wiml ees el rap d ead Weed awl Im twertite eft dm emiteemp he put MS tbill L e : 11 1 % Mew. le en* beieemmilmou la Olt tempered sillt ear smeelb Ire beem . rerap es eettl yrrday b. tre n twed :Vd d ail= VZ? Xtr i Ci‘ reror ' o7re Ibuk et litlitwit tweemealme OM lurk ebartee, elet. ° . ...fere, ae =.ear empltslat le lbe weedr matte. eadro omattlemuott. The mit um wet fob. up to taw want bow of tweln ceded le the wlibleswil elle et W. pmt WA of the wok; 'ld fee thst pen wt.\ le lie meta, about Id. per lb. s I. 1.1 7 le doeleurWei. NO sod LOP) Vaal are report d to Wee tuns weeleleu; I Aerie= F. 200 Ihl/114, for el. pert .• wa Ibet thte allyeelea le lie Mu b foe the week have bees about 11.0001 abs. la. 104 W. MN beim of whleb about !NO en repeat: d to be ow apiselstion sal Pm export. Bate of dm twat. lON lain COTTON 000 DA —Ka 'marts. If or.l/I.—Wed es 31 ..teal wpenoloo of the Bank Charter Ala ben en Wade hero u le too r fly pot to redrew tot It Imo peel. foam on onyrarro Mallen 11111Mkbasel7 today. .4 .o bar led • more cirri end boner Wan lo the =am, Waft spirants row firmer to tut ap ray rim . bur It hay =Weir as& Ima to Pomo blown 7. nd id Web edam wad mamboed!. ennead to nen* ewe had maw dollar amendeen. Mum Ws have bed x deo* lez t rz bele mob einem edge deem of ar aed dad, ri d nen be wind le tele. id pr plus 0d 1•0 Par Paaalloll • 01 • 16 Ida thr t7W Ym. adoodelowel lolaano. booboo tr. muellasis mai M. Teo olopeurlse t. how< to the Amor der pe load. bore Is nedliaed a .M inallealon 0511 ;notably Int indoellee t& axe. rf.—Conossolo. Nov. U—A moderate supply of Mat at tray. ad. MI or a. Mrs of 10. per or. oath roe of Yirdv rok. add dl So ; ; oar St.. to Pa.; sso. M. rift: A Mono obo mover or poor awl uluch &Karl to =Us dr; Wm Ms law limal —, ood raLa .id trr lama. lir. 13.—W0 bre Imod OW NW, of Ma oars arad aroma Mad ar Mar as Moot st ✓and; war destalier Marro as oar rad nominal. Bata • da Me Is so 11. loss . War M. 47. 10 .. obla las. le M. Ana. Waft.. So ; mars. ab• En • Uo So do. Worrier. Ir. Ll.o , Pbo sarla of ma me Tr tartar rd ober ma lard Masa& @Maar. MOM of ls., of ms Sho boa sad fa. on saran rare obt bon araM. t o.. la Is to I as v. kar sad akar parrs impart Hem. Ma. sad amnia aso roar rags A. fos ...RE rasa Nov. WM; •111 dro., a Al. Yd.: baba, US .st 301. ; bars 113 VS. a tds la; Mao W El EIL WATER... Ir. U.--71a arra loran to aro sera nada. added a tbo dolman. Nara hasa Loral Gad Air. pool. moo oar sr drot to nao ary boom sad mks of 01l aside, ar• la sho snort rasa ald FM. 0011411.—loner, Nev. IN-Iml Rebid. Best 111 e.; Nolte Peres Hartley. 16e. Rd.; blerpete West Hartley, 17..; T. 5.1 Hoer Name, Hs. 31.. Walker Preemie. lea 64.• won. 104 idea. 10. 64.; Wall. Ned (ketone. 17. tid. ; Walla Nod aidd_tre. M.,' Ids. Me th , Is.. walls Led Braddylls Hettee. let fad ttslnwsliat. les. td. keel Haswell. /X; Walk. Zed Hatton. 704 ; and Laketon. Ifla. W.; Wells Zed Item 011 Hetes% LA. ; Walla Ned Bane Hamm. 19. 94. • Wan. Ist Stewart'.. Na. : Walls Nod Orr oaopp ; theo 11.• ) a. ;Nod Taw Ne. ; Wills 104 Whitworth. 16. ; MIZOle• Heine, 11.64.—Nalte at market, 44; edd. 3o. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MIN Paw M. Total, Taal. MULWATIL 09.01. man &maths aiILL UM ad* Nov. T. tiafa4 Neon haVss.... .............. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASIIALTIEB. Lam lisseeretiss. °Wein helm, el sod treat Leith 4e Borden& viUt axis shd else. opera Mat sad tesszielsred 01l this piece os the 10th Itoressier env, saysd.—Bertispesi, Nov, 12. - • - Too Pooh/Mee eewMo arrived Pre this koeritip bon Fosegtrolo, and report that t►or nand beleepd to s Bridal brig (Poo of abip or master sot knows) boat Alesabdrta to Omit. with a carp of lentils. otoch bad NAP trim Aloaaadria, OP r, that the 'Melt opoa a rock Pow a Po from the past of Butrary. Mt. 13, sod took alesot trotoradataly ; teat the motor, pate, sod too Cart. UP names wars Pointed. toe Tothsh mow. (sad tbettolooi rod, who bad proandol to Othealter.—llatap, Ito,. 4. Lerman Son as Pomo. roam—Abeam. at Old Calabar ; It. Andra.. at loamy ; Great Britain int Vet !Mos), at Cape de Verb; Media, at Para; Utt•pla, at Pined.* ; Danube (aa). at Paterson; laboona Oa), at Game ; •liegso. at Ilia. Bans we lavositsoa.—Plsßona. ton Pa/eme, Noe. 1; Mir unpin. frame St. labata, Bald. 19. The mew etee Xlbs, haw, has errived at Cagliari with t►e Osherstede Wile, Wear.. that pure with Yalta. as Mari—Liver peel. Nov. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Owl Start/omens, for Oskretta. October & 100.10 Pt., be. ill W. Damon Dunbar. for Sydney, October J. Sat 9 N., J. W. Homier (ONO. frog Lona. for Dominica, Noverobere. let. OA N., lon. 10.14 W. LMy 4. 4y.. from Lead= for Alexandria, November S, lot, 4111 N., loc. 7.33 W. BIRTHS, MARIUAGRB, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. ANDERBON.—[w.IO. at EU •nderwro. Faq , , dams. PLETCHN,II.—Now. It, st Chum Dublin, the wife of W. woodloh-oviro, Mts. J. "14;;Xer7a . ;io"o'sb . i;r7 - • 0111 Y.—Nov. 9, U.* rife of W. Ors 7. r•L. of Oun►Onb Toast. Wm of • aa•. .10.11 MON.—Nov. 11.0 Csolberwoll.crove, Mr. W. Jobaotoo, of • - tom... IENT.—Now. 9. ot Hoodoo Lodge. NotU99.blo. the vtfo of G. B. Kook SM.. of o *oil. MALTMLR.9IIII.—N ow. 10. at Salfroonbo. Yorkshire. the wife of P. Valmont" MC. of SMITH.—Nov. 9. at Halos Cottage. the Ws of blr. 6. J. T. Smith. of • dwgw. TT Lii.—Nov. 11. at If orfolt.ersonot.. Tlydc.pork. the frifo of Copt. Tea. R 07.1 9Afifooo.. of o .0.- DIAZZUOI6. ALWAI—EITTLET.—Now. 10, l H 0141.4.1 Penni, Fame, by the Km. J. ficaddzy, Thaw. me of I.T. Mom. afflotheid. Dari. to tarok. filler et //Lr. W. Iluttey, 01 Points 1411, Witham. Mrs. 11009—WILLIAM8021.—/tar. 11. at, Pt. Marra, lintior„ by the Ken. lir. Von% M.A.. Major J. Wm. Moan. Esp. lolsotrY. to harsh *Mt. domMter of the J . C. N Illienson, lib Lamm OAKILETT—IAKTON.—Noe. 10, at Pt. fkarair, fgaamsbary. by Ws Itor. J. Dia, J. D. Cionvel WwwW. . of Xertb oiet.terroos, 11•10a.itill, eat Mama Wew. Is WO amoodhom, to lush Wiseman, dooebtor of J. Enloe. KW, d Wwwll•Www. lINDIIIIII.IY—IINDZILKLET.—Nar. U. at Triatty Clunk Iforylebooe, Ly the Ine. J. O. Warw. We Ker. W. C. WWW VW of Weenpford Onto, Devoe, ma of Viae4 honarlii r Fir 11. T. K Otelm shy, to tkargios Loot, &silver of E. 0. Eimieran, 140., of ilarf4oM•ol. DEATHS. OLIIIIL—New. It et AWamemeast, noarma, Ilaneth K mice. widow, o the kW H. Clue. rat....• , 41 , CILLIIKIL—Nov. O, e 4 Diolls, Fir A. Cluke, SI.D.. Condos. .11.11% soWLIT.—No, U. Um, Cteskiy. Lag.. ot Tbcnaton C.Plas. aged IT. lANFIZIL—NoT. 10.. t Qum Dayeaster, J. D. C. B. Dow r.t.otald 111, Ur roldirres. No. 1. It. Mos Cloombr Dorro. Pork Meccas Iforstak elcloat we of ' /Itral e ari sun s &dwarfs. of Al INWPork D•n•L WITOBETT Nmeior.l it 1, hair, &NOW al Yr. T. Ittebell. of 811410. Derby. NA 116•011.—Ner. et WYK H. Harries le., et Oharldra. Dograty Lirourat for Madre, rod J.P.I Lamar% awl TS. hinted wad 701111edy 'lnman Kum Hu" st No. 11. 1.2•=1 la Law St %be e geilsorrilli=att:MlLT. Newman 1