The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

~~ ILabi 'nitlltritte. COURT OF QUF.ENII BRNCH.—Dic. 11. ORTIONO a/ MN ►LtS AT •!1700 SOY 6621111101 wnvnitooc v. AUMSTRONO.—ACTION /01 ASIPAI7I.I. This WM as Mike to nova sospeasatiou is gunge' for amesalt, ia;jesat 811•• was far the plaintiff; ria Baw>riarfar tlyOkaamat. _ _ _ _ . titerpieintiff and the defeatist were Whiten who bad kraut, bee* la putauship, sad the alleged saute look place at the anew of the latter, whither the pleintiff bad gone to &mead meant at mate money which the de feadsat owed his. Mr. Richard Westbrook said—la May, 1836, I dismayed partagraip with the dolga:dist, open unit, teems. lathe roltiwing year en instalment of 251. henna du; it sail sos to M paid by say ;lutanist day. but at any time within the year. Of that sem I received 101 op arcane, sad I sp pled worst taus, both personally sad ty utter, for the remainder. Oa the 3rd of July the defendant side ea ap pointment with me. I kept it, bat hid not receive the mosey. He thee Side 'settler appointment tor thong:now /ay Monday. I kept that also. I reached his ogles on the asoreigg tutors be had arrived. Wten he mime, I asked him to the sieney. He said he bed not got say, but that if he received any delay the day, he would pay as. I waited at hie twee until he returned. He wee abuse all the working part of the day. He mined surprised to led me stl:1 there. I said I hoped be had Weight nee the mow'', and he replied that he had net. I remarked teat this was very awn treatment. He keew that I wasted the money to pay • bill meet der He told me that he had only 51 at kin beaker's; sad fin • he was aufateg m meal, I " This le reaLy toe bed; yes have kept me dasiedag alter yea for seam) days , tad now yen leave me in a Is. " Some angry words Asa passed, she ha threw himself beck in his chair, sad in a rude sad peremptory saes., ordered me to quit his nom. Before this hesaid, "If you can show me so peonage way of gettteg the mosey you shall be paid." I replied, Tow have a ray reliable diamond stag as your lager, tad you vas roles messy upon it." He them looked 'WY tare, end eget " he d— it Ido that." I refueed to Mau the room mien be paid we. He then ram op is * fury, sad meld, " By God you shall." Lord Campbell etwereed that it might be • nice question how long a creditor could female on the premiss of a debtor when he game to demean a debt. Peas es the parties mould Ike des peat reserved. ( Laughter ..) He did not renumber say decided ewe upon the @eject, bat perhaps some galas earls moulds mist hat is Ladies some geniality bearing ea the guinea. Ersaiastton etontlased—He them collared me, thrust me egotist the well, sad shook me. I kept my beads to neyeeff, being determined sot to strike him. Fading he did sot frighten me, he let ye hie hold, jumped to the In-plan. seised the poker, sod nourished it over his head is a am assing meaner. I looked at him, sad said, Tee hid better mind what you are sheet.' I thought the pokes vas coming dows span my head. He then upload tie poker in the ereplaor, *ad collard me agile, hat whit more determioatioa than before. Ms had ones NIIM4 as, and tilled me a liar, haulms I &Wein to remit la peal' amirehip with him, but my (rigida MI eanlianal ma met he strike his. Ho polled me viointly by the meek sennenneei me considerable pals. My wait was disarnalail o ltd assilp taken off. Lewd Campbell—lt was a meet garrotting. (Laughter.) Witams—Tea, my lord; the worst garrotting I ever had. His_partaer, Mr. Phillip rushed law the room duties as sole. He seinsed eansied, Celebes, that murder was being committed, and said, Per God's sake, anis eat of the room." I theta left with Mr. Philling. Daring the whole Interview 1 twee 'malted the defeadent slam by weed or gesture. Oa retearaleg home my friends untied marks Ia ay figs and seek. am now is pretties as %solicitor. There wee • nostiman aimed Ballast to whom I owed 91. or 101. Ise nab. The bill had hem dee for many months. Bel la's sane was meetiosed &why the dimmesion. Tits defesdsat rid he would have to pay Brian eat of the balsam be owed to se, hat I barged him not to trouble himself about ray debts, aid said I waned the nosey for a special purpose. I don't molter giving the dread's% as authority to pay Bailee. The letter produced is SS &array to pay him, but It wr set acted epos. The dm fondant said he would go to the Artillerverend, and re Balsa, and eschenur to get • cheque iron him to pay me with. I'll MOST I did sat doable my fist M his (a.., sad i my, "By Ood, I will not be trifled with say mere, sad I'll be d—d if I leave the MOM nail I get the isoney." 1 warned Mr. Phillips sot to ban seythilig to do with the defendant. I doe's esselket laying he weld twicele like es Is dose ma I was net son suited teas • penes wend be whir was garrotted. I will not nitrides to ewer Oat I did set my, I wield d—d first before I wadi have the TOM. 'The dolendast might have replied to me, " Bet, by God. yes shall yo." Be sent his oink to berg • Yahwism. I hetet as firmly is the :own as I pad* Wad, sad he tried all hsgemild to put me est. lem-examisest—Tlas defeedast, when I was in pursed* with him, wse is the habit of raising money epos refired That Is the men why I mentioned the ring. IMO war the ere fee the plaintiff. Mr. Hawkins, ea the pen of the defendant, salnaitted that then was so ranee to gen the jury. Lord Campbell thought there wee. Mr. Haynes thee preesedmi to addren the fury. He eterved that this was amen private squabble between two silo sad ought near to have ben made the subjoin ▪ sal Leg filergkill—And it is set very creditable to the minim MA Zenith... 4 am set desirous of stirring up say boast 111.11sIbm bonen the sortie% I appeal to my bused tblera, Mr. firjeast fibee, whether even sew there Is se ass= se Weft tee metre. Mt. 1114essa wee—As sonegrant might have ben poselhie, if this had bees wring like an impression of comae the porn Mr. Armseneg. Campholl—l des's thiak that is materialist a ear of this hied. Mr. Berjeent 81asia—My ant desires no to may that whatnot year lordship traits ought to be dose, he will MOM le. Lord Campbell—l *hit yes bad better withdraw 'jun*, end malts as end of the ere. Mr. Seejesat thee—Tbe plaintiff mays Le km ruined eon Met 011141111101. Mr. Hawkins—The plaintiff nest regolect that the d. lisailant'a story has sot bees beard. Lord Campbell—A creditor has es wedeubted eight to sow to, his debt, het how keg Its sombalat spa sseseir. lag hoe yet to be deeidssL Mr. lierjeest Ilbss—Tbs *WA sum sopoiMM• Ibe stnetioes wkielifsesseeleMe, sad in megegmese 11. 1161101 I asked year leodobb to aside abet shmaid be den. Lord Camptea—Tbese wee no nvecatisn of authority see say direst esprueed ustO after the judge had 'toted his opiefeam lithe rens which the parties 'bond adopt. 1 think aisle lso M tale ore or Bayern o. Swysfea" yes bed • dies sedbeelly. sad that yen c:icst had • right to be bawl by the Mee deskies. Mr. &gesso Ibeissid be sewer 'side the proposal ustil be wee Jemmied by hi sliest. Lord Cenobite—l have ea all occasions had awes to be astialed with year seeder et as advocate. A juts must be watbdrawe. Tw we was mortis/1y 41/Ignited ty the within M • juor. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.. ■ter £T P MVO at OVIILIINALL •r.n - 11.04111 - WIZ; iliiinrAND COMM JMA& ISATTT V. !ANTON, AMAIN Mr. Zara Jura tied Mr. Fraser appeared for the plaiatiff; sad Kr. tierjeriat Galantine sad Mr. Luk for the deleadaat. This was ea ears reasbt by the plaialif, a Estrella, ear min os busload tit 7, Park stout, Kleg's croft, to N ewer how re defeatism r adaristrator of Ob• Jobe Bath nabs. lam ma KM. Ss. 61., for ware alleged to he deo era klas to the • tiff. .heeortlieft to the plain tiff's eadwee, It tip that Mr. Pura, the decreed, who was la tederadest aresertancer, rase addieted to habits of istaamparsoes, sad residad at Ilysleawthips, Old Kent-reed, whin burg some arta seganiatasse with the plaited', with whoa Ito dealt, be asked his to enter his service sod act u his " protector " at the wages of 11. a weak. Tea plaintiff took tip his terrace at Wrier cottages on the 10th of 'assay, 135.5, sad remained there till the death of Mr. Pantos, whisk Grit trot plea ' la Asian, 1856, derail/ which time he bed only rewired 31. ea armlet. When thus be minuend ✓ata of dreckweere and Aehasebery, Mr. Pantos'. chief sassereat being in flilsg the here with "the bruit of the low." whore he wed to agile with spirits sad water, .ad miler by a Germain bud, which he kept orstastly is starsdare. . . . _ — Tit; plaiatiff, in his troseaustaloation, 'rated that My. Mukha's, the hoseekespor, shpt with it,. Penton, and that Kate Brown, the plaintiff's wife's sister, slept with his, by whoa she bad a child. Hie wife died in 1854, and he would, hayloft a large fanny, have married her sir!, hid the law permitted his es doing. He was in the habit of Raskin and Inching with Dlr. Penton. and on one Dm dos he took his to Des Cast's. Mr. Pastan bed Stilly mound fro= his TWOS INAS' while ander hie protection. At this stage of the preaseMegs du Chief Bane suggested that thieves a Mann whist bad bitter be istsind into oat of court. The details, if he sight tads, from what bed pained, were scat disgusting, sad totally unfitted for the patine ear. Mr. JINNI wee willing to fall fete the sane suggested, bat Mr. Ballwin* said there wire circumstances which s=pelled his to go os with the ease. Mr. Thosoun, who was the neat witsyn called, said he was a tailor, and was a friend of the We Mr. Pat ties. lie was is the habit of vlsltiog at Blysios-cottrges &Wog 1856, when ha sat two " podium," win se names he did not knew, bat Sep were redid respectively " the Mosel " sad "thee iptain." He had heard the deceased say that the plaiatiff as. hie 'servant. Croon easaiavd—The plaintiff, a0tw.in0;........ sated in the capacity of servast, eat at table sad officiated. Mr. &least Ballsatins—Wkat do you men by "(A dana' f" that b. Witiwie—Why he maid. (GagM•r.) eastiweed—Mrs. Ihrithaes and Kale Br)wa were in the habit of dicing at table. After diamer the witentleusa" had pia and lietOT and pipes Led tobacco. Poliewtematatee Hayden. 98 P,.ald be wu 0 ° the beat in Ire millibrubscid la which Mt. Panto@ resided, kr thus maths. sad whaesesti bequest riots It thedessued's how, r to gull whisk he had bees cossaatly waled is, sonotime two or thus tines ia the souse of the sight. The plats"' had sued is tho asset, of wrest to Mr. Pantos, sad toed to Me ears of his. Be bad heard restos ay that the phial& wee the ally pages ea whoa ke meld depend to tabours it Memel( mad hie Moe. 111 r. Berjeast Ballastise—Whes you Wen galled la is gull the rats seed yes to take se eessatessl glass ? Wieser—Oh, Fa, I have MI salsa. Mr. lietflest Hdlastiae—Yoe sat dews In you roe. sustale this with the ompesy WA:111101—Yes. Mr. &Jejune Belleatise—Yos at down I suppose with Mr. restos, Mn. Matkbare, NM Brows, sad Mr. Kraft, Witness—Yee, went down mil together, sad had a glare of Fog. Mt. Iletjeast Beaulieu—Do yes fits u well Maid as your game boat Witua—Not gaits. (Laughter.) Mr. &dust Bsillatisre—Bass yos told your Impala of the mode yes adopted to guiltless riots ? Witmer—What sods ? Mr. Suisun Ballsatisi—Why by 'Miss dews sad tables grog with the rium. Witetua—No, I did sot all bin that. Mr Berjeast &mild soy aM. Did you hare • pipe Witsese—l did. but I did sot seeks. I palisaded to do ee. to plow Mr. Pubs. BetJaut Ballastise—l as gives to sedentead that you are • good usgeser. Did you ever Mow the asepasy with a wag ? Witsese—l ones west to see Mr. Pastes Mies off duty, soli I " sesesmodstod " his with s nag. (Lushest.) Mr. Jusee—Yea hays always segsaistasses °slur bests --ew . oks, or waseihiss of that sort ? (A laugh.) itesse-0 e t yes ; smithies of that kind. (A lasgb.) Mr. Jams—Of some, I Mow that it is gaits esetoatary. Witems—Cettaiely. Isabella Kraft, the plaistirs daughter, was this pet Into the wham-box, but, at lbw alleritiva ref lb. 1 "" 84 judge, who throssbost the preuediage eserelead his dia. •p?roval of such a ease beteg brought before the public, • jun was withdraws. Is tbs case of " Mukluks v. Pantos," 'blab was as sedan visits, sit of similar eircarastaams. the same rusk lallowsd by cows. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Dic. 11. WOMB MIL COMelleallei MUISTD. Ili ZS 111•001111 AND DLT. The benkropts were provieloa emesitanis et Wepping. and formerly of before OrbasispeL This was a meeting for the teatiott of their apperwW. The first mentioned banlenge le well knows for bee devotion to the army sad her wiellalnene la the Delman Snag a omen period of the eempMpa. Mrs. lamele is cart, bat was alkali me saillatals, as no balancechthe bei ieea AieC A eLaei Irma% was therefore ordered. It was remarked th at rid lady sp• peered is better spbits them ea the meek= essesion, when her =SIMS sal maim mime' ladissrel that she did not simmesheed Me preessMsp whisk bad bees ommei @O w* WNW and her prider, apparently viewing the whale this; ea ea °lmpedes% attempt of the lawyers " tomato her antheadae her estate. Today the old lady chatted with greet vivacity to her solicitors and the principal °fibers of the mart, sad sesawd nub elated by the late public maalfestatlos of burnt on her betel,. Several military geatlesma were mutat Is court daring **proceedings. The bankrupt Day was formerly the asparlateadaat of a gold aryl silver Was In Central America, sad a bill of es change for 1001. was this day resented opiate his separate estate b a li:editor, who said be had pima value for it. Mr. Day said that the draft was apse the ehakmaa of the company, bat was am secepted. The proof was admitted as a &lat. : INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Thic. U. men 0010611111 , 0 MILLEN. II RI WILLIAM IAWIRON CORNWALL. This issolvest, a 701111( men, who bad bee. a hither la Northampton-01w, Old Heat-road, was opposed by Mt. Balgood for Mr. Jewett Edwards, the detalulag creditor, sad suprorted by Mr. Hawse. Two pasts were .aired—eontrastieg • debt fraudaleatly, sod disposing of property. Tb. opening ',editor took the business of the laselreat, 4 Nerthaaptacplece, psyiag him 3391. He afterwards brought a ionise against the la solves' for fraud sad deceit is the sale of the hareem. The jay give 701. damages, sad the seats reseeded 801. The issolvent bad get rid of a pod deal et property, bat the dispel/Ace was &senior to the Judgment whisk yea la May last. 33,. Cornairioner Phillips held as the authority of the ease of Harwood, decided in 1839, that the creditor bars no right to inquire late the dispceitiou of property before his jai:tritest. Mr. Served thaw raised the questica of headalontly contracting a debt, sad eoaplained that pieties should be defeated by "miserable technicalities." Mr. Comaiseloset Phillips, as the authority of a ewe (Re Moab ram), nled that the *at maid set be establiskeL The iasolvest was disabused. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Dac. 11. 20021 10. 11011/010/0 0000 41D • 50100 KILTS V. RARVIT.— , :IIIII. CON. This wit • writ of inquiry test down from one of the superior meg% fee the assessment of damages is sa action brought seine the defendant, for having had wham' othearratim wW the *ifs of the plaintiff. The dinars Were pat to sin lodloolka at I,ooof. Mr. Wooilmikeopplarod for the plaintiff; Mr. Sisjeast sagookottod the defendant. wu Robert Stays, Sol., a gestleman hold- Ins • bV i rilial poet asks the Hon. Bast India Com pel, via a the Udder Court at Tamed', la the Einemlimllengy, and the Maoist's's% Hoary Boys norm, was • major la the Dray, holding st the meat ties, it was said, the Motet disk of lisataaaat s4okl la sh. 96th Regiment. la 1837, kor *staff, who at that time Wes &oat 29 years of am woo twarrisd to Maria Zhu Orokl, ko keg bur of • sokkera la the Company's lar ks merinos Wig adoesteed anordlai to the rites of Mr aglbb tbnd s a Gessiall. by Ma a the Company's __tea.rad key _Hood tog atber ow the meet ages. lessen Wm . Ice 1939 Mrs. Keys bad a child, bat it wan still-bas, eel in 1841 she had another, but it only lived 15 math swathe had bed nese add. They °asthma to maids at Takata for some years, but the dinette was un healthy, she es Mrs. Kamp was fa &Mete health, Mr. Keay., in 1848, took a residuum fee her is the hills, when she passed several =oaths during tho year, and she was vlatta4 by the plaintiff at every ooportialty his judicial dads. kook admit of, or whenever he had 15.,. of abeam, whisk, bokker, was seldom accorded him. Bh. wee rt. paean urged to some to Eagles!, to improve her haialtb, bat she declined, and she sentissed to reside at the hill. away from her busload, whose leave of abodes was not mod thou oat math in the year. She was there la the meths of Ossobar, November, sad Dassarbor, 1863, sad ft was than that the isterethree took place bedroom hr and Major Haney which was the subject of this sake—the defendant beteg at that 111 Me military seceetary to the ridassaader in-chief of tito_pkolfiky. The adulterous fa torkarse took plus at Maltablielliwur, on the hills, at a plus between the bin Pookb. NA at Nook ; and by the withdrawal of the plea of ma wad* as the part of th e defezdeat tod been pawn the enema k the Brat instants, the test of nab b>tmMatse he aka pad was admitted. On leaving Heals atepewit& Oa Bonabay where she wujethed Ms heeooo4 SE the J 26th of anuary, 1864, after vhdigi ng lbe owillawas of Mr. Toast:. the secretary to the goaosassai s obi sorb del for Haelsad is the Moms Viands, end IM plaalak parties from her co dock, iras much aisle& Or* afterwards /epode got into axolotl's as to as Wks", which had dieted between her sad Major Harvey, white wen comnandated to the plaintiff, who was astousded, sod emited them as isseedibie, but on tavastliatios, she 1161111 Imo now dimmed that they wed r w enedelL72 . 94 the bills, Major Ptrkinson. aa WPM friend of das accompaiod Mrs. Stays, and was a wither of The familiarity which edited biomes bag and the defendant, partieelarly la a bougalow at Paaals, whoa their steeple' apartmests, whirls were takes by Msj ,r Harvey, were in Mee propinquity, there being only a diniag•rotus Deimos them, and they were watt dolly t - Rather. Os leaving Pthash, Mrs. Keep earnestly begged of Major Parkinson not to meatiest to her husband wbat he =nal have noised In her Goaded to Major Hardy, Wheal he told her that that would draped ups eir carnstanees. Hs told elm plaintiff, about • mouth afterwards, the reeds of his not dolts so before being that lur desired ti desalt some mutual tritest'. The plaintiff seat iMirtsr Cons to Etglead to take proceedings, and • sueduase was sent to India for the oxessiestion of witnesses viva vote. The 1111C111140•1 Were now produced, and those of Mr. James Grant Hamadan, Major Parkineon, Captain Pon sonbe, and Mr. Young, thief denary, were road. Major Parkin:on sesta that Mrs. Beals wen of paosionate tad uncertain tipper, and that the plaintiff was very kiad and affectionate to ha co all occasion,. Mr. Young deteribed his as a considerate awl hidalgos t husband, and is his en. dainstios that wieners raid Mrs. Leaps offered from Pontifical fever. He was present when tee plaintiff Wok leave of her on the @tamer, and saw that he wee meth sleeted Mrs lions was not. Ha heard the reports about her two days before, bet be did not tell the plaintiff, as be ! had no opportunity of making inquiries as to what task! *•• at Potash between her and Maj or Harvey, bet he did tell him afters wards. He did nut wait it; buts. Inquiry Its fkad eireamstances proving the codetnires sf arks was said. This action was brought with a view saps br • divorce. Me Palmer, the plaintiff's solicitor, stated that the writ wis not d until October last year. He was unable to find the defendant before. He bed hem inquiring for him icr month', and he found that he had returoed to Bump but was living on the eentierint. The writ wee ri within a with of his knowing when the defrodast was. Sin ent Pigott said It would not have been a win charge of his duty, as the defendant's soduol, to have called wittesoes to upsne the charted, of Mrs. Leap. It amid not be denied that criainal intimacy had existed he tweett her and the dotal:idiot, and emu damages mums be given ; bat the tenon was not broegbt with the view of daweirsa gloss, It was ate poled* to a divorm ; and anal was the anomalous state of the law at patent that an action peat be Moselle and a verdict given before an applicaties for a dimes could he mad.. It was not br.ught 'Mil nearly two pars TER EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVRNM), DECEMBER 12, 185 e. after the plalstif was swan et the Baas. sad be begged of the Ivry Se pay their utmost siesstien I. the terns epos chili tie plaistiff sad bit wife wire= lived. Whatever aught bate beta Bak notadt originally, it was quite elm that atter • Waidire of yeses of serried life it bad bombe galls Pleteate. Oho opal about sis months is the baby sad sway saw his lietheal. 'Mussel' she was /sty miwelss home imam lees Wm, sad ate sad the had a desire to go to Ne Chatilmt ee Aidelehott of led* the resort o f she se meet 1141 e l teed y el the sem at Iwo el ohmage. t the i Wag that witted' led to this amide. But these was sew of the etresseteaese d swamies Is kb eandwil seselli ri e s z er - Mid is such wen. He had set filleteds I hospitality for the pupae et depot*/ Ilia of Ids wife; he lad milled biaselt et so &alpha plop secespileh his dodge. He did set otiose ltre. Boom rather it was she who seduced W. It wse admitted that intercouse did take flew at Poseolt, bet it did sot follow that the datost wee tbe adorer. It wee clear that the plaintiff bed sot sesileind eirettdos serfage is the loss of sash • wife, sad se tbe Mies wee brought es • prebralaary stop to • dimes. and set se seek for damages. be hoped *aptly would oily give a seminal nut, particularly as there wee so evideses se Is tit de teadeat's weans. &lemma wished to bow what wee the dietaries from when the plelatiff bed to perform his oasis! dabs to his wife's reddens, as the kale. It ;resise7resUd mdse. Ttr liaised Thmisrebssig Is emus& g up, toil the Jury that it But set be samilsred as say sal et the tie fesdasef oesdwat that *a pk&.tlf allowed Ms wlb to Um to the The jar, had to estimate the mums% of design the *Lodi was widest to toe the Way belled n eat sal they nest estimate Viet without say whew, Si the aims et gegits them 4 Tr a feey, efts shot Mies, sowed the demises at ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT. Du. 11. Tea osomokito for the towaty of Ewa was spout bare to-day by Ms. Dam Doolawoll. Thom is MI odoossra lrr trial, sal Intim Non oblogod mak bentsoy, 4 villa ism, 6 kr bossolivooldoe, I Ihr yotjaly, sod Ikl rambler on olhooloollho 'oilman domes& aft.lssas Hramwell. to lidse to the gremlimay, mid died obbeekeh is we se deedestive of some bees*. Mem that they sheald be ailed dem their Mime et this melee of tle year ' yet Ms wee oure that whew they me* dated the weber of yriemere Is tbe Wader sad Me great imayonamos that shoes eameagat then who were isamemt should In see at liberty. awl Mee them vibe were guilty Mould naive Mt this alma, they would sot eses speedy pleia =Med MOW te Meehan* the duties that devolved ems thus. • geed sew of On ores that were Is the mimic were oft eltemeeter Mat wen* setts bum bete eammitled to the mime. read the .*ui of bevies s claim pet delivery wee that ewe might be Mersa of Mat were set eambelge by the quarter m elee% sod sem wham might te Is* boss emmilied, *apt Hem ISM Milli Ms fps/tar modem bed se power to try. He believed this en Maressios GAM Is some gasmen that ' the Meisel beldam of this fawn* might be dimes* of with admalege le the peblie L Leaden. He *NU eta we "bin himelf apes the itette, hat he wadi Mime Mat t membilw wee Mai hi Leaks for the eleiiiimr tea of IM atilest, mad if Me gewliewass of Me many wee Mimes of Gado, this epleime spew the panties, May mold a.peimew well tothey sommeeleate with that emmitelew, std rep sem might mele• meld se doebt be et. fender le. end mesh, el the emeldemilee Minh Meg wen ealiMei. Ile peresived Met them were fa M rag Magee Is the mimes egebet peruse who bed We dip amp& Mem oesiedy epee whit was termed s Minh of been Ho wee sit (Meg to lay myth's' *bee Is tamer or spied tin mutest of grandee disc of leave, fet, to poi* dant. Ise Mew very little Meet It, bet be met my that It 111.106. a to halm that the treaties of ticket, of lee* had very MO Wind to de with Me ems* of trim that was allied it be semeitled by the perms who meshed thus. TM Met was, time tibia a puma was sesteseed to a outdo period of lesprimemeet. it eller *a abee*. he wee Mewed, if he mimed eintrilles towards the sad of the M maps t genies of his paublmeat. beppined Mat at., met persons, after =2 theirliberty ememitted ether trim* bet It M him that the mem melt w ould meet *Maly hem *mei if the Omer bad maenad a pods* or hod been emlemed te a germ period of unpile easy end whet ho desired to mist oat was that the greeting of t WM of neve was met le itself say more Ukel to be predoetim of ~in. thee either of time ether he had elided te. It wee **hie Mel Me *sate*; Whets et leave, minimum a genies of Me meleees passed apes 'primer, m▪ ight bare the *MOW magas a Imps is his Wad that he might be epenlify set as liberty, sad thus diniaish the *Rest of the metes" or it might also have Me *het of lededeg pints to melee • hypos/Wad Mem of amead mat boll wine he wiebed to my WI that it ememel to bin Mee lbe mere lottlag a ma eat of prima beams his time bed expire/ had so mum to de war meatMg mime Mem h tbs mee bed Wes sadly seemweed to a simmer meted dimelemeras. it had mooned a pariah owl It wee meetly the ems thief for a me to be sesteweed to immbeweeest he two poem, led disobarged M Mu myna ef Oat peeled, rib Wiwi Mew lestemeed to ahem pried K ingebeament. be deedi be es at liberty afar be had made/gem that pis ten of le essisme. He did mot wish it fee a mutest Ma meimelleed that he was speak ing he brow of the debegobleme metes. It might* It engin Mehl OhbellislSPlNlM to the system of trmasporte tiom,ertblenmeeMrpaslMmest should he esbmit Med ; but whether the ticket M.leave system was *Weed or abo Hand, he thought Mat either mune ought oaly to be re sorted to apse sumegresed Mat was rememble, and la amt• dame with emmee mein. Nomad Mere* *lbet peblio me disposed of during the day. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Thraurroan, Dec. 11. The serstaissles for As winter maim ter this smutty no opened yesterday animas by ILL Ham Walesa. Williams Smith, 21, labourer, sad Theme Whitehouse, puddler. who sold tit, same from staffordshire pleaAed rrailtu of itatrhsh, at the latter sad of Natter list, wilfolly est Its to a sat dir, the worm'? sr Mr. reveal. of St. Weettarth, rise Lew The hewed judge revarely earawooted apes the oweemity of the seam committed the prisoners, but bo we imbued to the belief that it had restated from mat, Ow the purpose of.pttiog late gaol &steered to two pus' bard labour. 110SOLAAL Wass Josa, 20, labousr, pleaded 'silty of braille,/ oat of o dwelliss-horro et Leeslseira, sad stestiog esadty 1511 soaks. &mermaid to alms steatite bad labour. The ballasts of the mime Is melted to close tills sten- WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAurros, Dec. 10. RIONWAT RODDZAT AND Wan Williams, 30, wee ',dieted for assaulting Thomas Watts. gad monde, mosey from him by meamea. The prosecutor was a footman, M the employ of Mr. Robert Bright, of Abbots Leigh. Oa the 16th of August a erickst match took pleas, biome the sensate of Mr. W. Miles, M.P., of Leich-eourt, sad Mr. P. W. 6. Mlles ' of Hiageweetat. Oa Marian the wheat ileld Watts mot the prisoner, who got late memouesolos with him Moat the paw, sad ultimately mesmpaled blia or a pablie.bous, where they bad tire gismo if his. emit. After they quitted the home, am/ bad pt a abort Masao% Ms primmer seemed Watts of as Imieseat awash spat hi., sad seder threats 'stated b. 3d. tem lam. Oa the 21st of August the primer weak to Mr. Bright's house, sad repeated hie ammeatioa, but wee takea late custody. The preaseator, who stated what had happssed ultra be got home es the sight of the 16th, and utterly dialed the imputatimi of Ski riloow.oree partially elogresed by the evideses of a Mrs. Morris, who bapposod to pass the two sea ea the night is garotte., sad Nord the prieoser %heritages Watts. Viejo', bead this primasr Osioiy, sad The barbed Jadge moteated him to der years' penal servitude.. The boolaur of ths sods, cateladed sal, this durum. sehoseso la laM MON& tiso Assisteet Jedes maid ft • =r from Me 'Madam fhb mice .mks, e is " Mak eef imi meallaa -lbem was um sidarably se die Moms, la Ile metseplis. It was a rimer la may lastaasue of • swims Man% Wain to tho Was, to whisk the belidiees wore liable Pen beteg stripped of lead. It world he Ma duty of the emit by way of mar leg to dater oases tram the .Buss, pealals with greater smerity time who men emoletall of tt. lame Islay. 111.1iffillem neiria. 17. Tbemso BMW. 17. ssi (saltia. 17. Vbedea M • diard• of steals la sepias', Ile temehe Joirtsm the property of Gesslfsseay. They pink& guilty. Retires of previous soselms IWO pst is spire Ussm. TM Assislaat Jodie aseinesed Harley, who was of the aMbillisseligam. be 14 dam' haerlosemeas. sad Ave yam' Menthe MOM Mplaalterel Refmasiary. Mount St. En; seed. Lairmassrhiro. sad sash me ld Wawa to two baysisommet a stating that they hi names ell for Parham& The &Shiest /Mrs was occupied almost all tlss may ha wate414 , 11:111 1 11 wy w . ho pleaded guilty, and oely two .mar • m }el ems emesd Bide% at ea bell for trial at Clubseweill, applied liar Ida an miebe be taboo. as 601114 of gotoT his witessem WWI IMO besisatem Ise Ye Mimes, mated to Mr. illaig li =be wu MtrmMel kr the defendant, sad he Ameba thew see of same hardship oa his Mast, and thee alai ale whisk abeelii be Musa before the pleas of entity were dimmed ef. The Malalsat Judge, after a short oomereatlon, dud the mos to be taken Ares os Friday. A boy stated Names who had dbeeo out co US, wee Waisted for .waling ss. ad • key from the National School at Haswell. The jary [mad bin Gritty, sad he was seateseed to one asath's imprisonment, sad two years' Oneonta is a rshenstory. Mr. Metcalfe promoted. The pester hart of the day was takes op is the trial of a perm lamed Dade, fee so mean ea a broker. The sass was very am Bested, and involved questions as to the locality of a dieursink The result was sa acquittal. Ifr. Metcalfe via for the defame, Mr. Plan for the promotloo. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS: Tits Ott's', of the tout for tbe December green] see doss mere remised yeeterdsy at the °oddball, Westmin ster, berme the Assistant J edge and a health of enagistrres by adjournment from Maturation. There were 73 primmer; for trial; 83 chtrged with filmy, and 8 with Wade . Hoary rouse, 20, was billeted far breaking sal entering the dwelling house of Adolphus Claudius Nieelae M.dot, sad steals' property value 701. Re pleaded guilty. The prosecutor was ea artist in Upper Biker-motet, and oa the soloing of the 4th Mnstuber, shoat 7 o'oltek, Mu le, a noise, he came out of his room and found the primmer as the stairs with a large bag full of property. He threw the bag et the remember's bind sad ran away, bet was pursued and takes seta custody. Mr. Payne, for the prisoser, urged is =abatis% the primaer's youth, the artglig.sos of the prosecutor is leaving the door so that say ass might get IL the fain that so pro party had hem carried away, sad that he had p'eaded guilty of his ewu wird. lb. primes, had been married only throe week*. 'rho Assistant Judge said there was a suggestion that the prisoner had bees traosporud, but as it was as yet a matter of doubt be should postpooe the mottoes. Josph Robes., 29, clerk, was iedioied for %whistling three same amoustiag to about 131., which he bad received es want of Robert Kerr. He Vesded guilty. Mr. Metcalfe, for the prosecasios, said toe prime?' defalcation obviator was about 401. Tb. roommate% was law writer, and the prisoner had to rade% today on his omovat. The itesielnat Judge sestimeed him to twoive mouths' hard labour. William Robinson, 18, pleaded guilty of 'belief, lead to the vase of 10.., the property of the imbibe% of the peer Mat. Luke, Chelsea. Mr. bilemolle appeared for the pementice, sad suggested that a pastpasm.st of the restemes was likely to poor the gustier% h pommies of farther information cet the sub jest. The enema wee Sherefore defined., MARZEZ& 001TOM—Limites. Die, IL—The make coatisame 17ale ud well supplied, mad. weeportl with the osoei of last week. prim et all deeetlytlems ere weepoi. The weastlly of asw Megrim as the market loweemee. men lam= 71. meal T.a pat dm The air kap sad M %alma. Yelll me li sl ued.,,: apemeletimp. sal Im ma sad lifserbees. et 111.; 10 at Old.; tee ties. at 71. 1a1.500 keel. al 41141. an d.; and 1110relade SO Panama = at no. to ieid. pee k mien kitkei week will ram* r beim ; 3,000 el Wldah have boa Ikea kit export. mad asa epamalakilli ; goat 40001 ben he mat the require ments sltls leak The kiwis kr Übe week wee, SAN bolo. wool exp Duo, I . l t —Tbe . dessed kertreale s — setreoWs7al;l7.and Me prises en' still int mess myeeledy lee wary deseelythe of semehMet wet. met" sea yardadiew WO, dem dm ether the am. sawn war mirk moo abysm* to make peeetent teimp a t a la ma the MO S MI6 ar lea dope ape Side me lakes we • sp lett=ll le 'des. emelt the sham emeremisil The dome ter dr biome duideliees el tbil 711111 . 1 0111111111.711100. bet he Mew villein time le set se awl It Meg. Me wale" ma eptee r e are reestallKet .... the to New. ha seeks le Med tie prim ore folly coo eld pm ram dem dm *he yden" et el a mete she. That advance. , does sot sem the Weaned meld yesdnatioa oonoesoent tapas eke combated la. bansoment la the dile et the raw materiel. The market for wormed dem good* is sods marked by as improvement The Osmond is faire steady, end whim yawl' ma be met with at a 11101 adman ewe the new eel* ergo *hey aro freely taken. CORN.—Bturomass Dm. ll.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets, ea the 6th, wheat gold slowly at as &dean°, of stout la. per quarter. Moe barley Is. to Is. per quarter dearer. Oats maintained their value. Beene and peas Medina downwards. During the pre. seat week, my few ttansastlems me repotted: the unexpected fall la London and Liverpool hsviaggaralised tha weed trade, holders are generally Arm. Barley cal, taken In wail : sad the it... remark applies to o..ta. Dime awl pr madam to give way. At Wolver hampton yeeteeday Wes yes schen supply from the farmer., and no reduatlon ewe pealmitgsatmatMed to. At tale day's market there was a sheet rsme ed y wing M oos she farmers, yet Me trade ruled dot), et barely the - Owed this isy mesh. Barley Anal, held for previous rates. Very Om sets domed Wads; their Tales Is semlaely us altersL Orr awl psis seta Wrier. ---- - - • - • Damao, Dos. IL—Wshed a smaller amply of wheat ilson For wag pest, M Ma soolltien was mach Irmo la moaaeguenca of the towddlig up of the frost; there was a good diamond, and the Mg FINS Moat am loot Mak. Barley woo is good supply sod sold MeV at as Mare of taws Is. to 24.5 quarter. In oats, beam sad urnwasseiges, Wheat, test, per ga ge. 60s. to oats, XL ; Wads. dde. to Ida. Battey. to Ns Its. to Us. Blom 4Sh to di& Re. to SU. Floor, floe, per sock VA. to goosadth 410. to 48e. lionmsorrok attendance at our market this mora ine no VaIMA, sad a treat inanimate teeing preealled. English belerdls. tots. par quarter, and Amnion and Caaadian sad K per 1011 s. Is Boer there was noble' doing, sad buyers might Imes supplied themselves at a reduction of la. per ink. b anis le thane can be reported. Oatmeal sold raiser more truly at has rates. Beans, both English and forago, were somewhat native, Indian sun was litmus the tura lower. Bowan, Dss.lo.—it our market to.day than ens a rod &Und one, sad • full supply of Pala of all dssenptiona whin met • bony market. Wheat fully Is. lower. Tat present prate:—White want, old, 655. toils.; new. ens. to 61s; red, old, 6Os. to 675; maw, Us. to 60a.; malting barley. 41.. to 461.; grinding, Ws. to 36..; cons old, 745. to 375; ncw, 7as. to 30s; old teens ass to Ws; per, 41s. to 455; tarn, 44.. to 305.; malt, 73e. to 745. • - • • . . llsaaroon, Dora 11.— TM ripply of wheat on odor le law of late, but trade la dull, sad woad quality la la to 2a. per qr. tower la Delos. In spring corn the value Is unchanged. . . . . . Ennsmaom Dec. 10.—We bed In the market to.day 916 qrs. wheat. IA 1 qrs. barley, 1,333 qrs. oats. sod 111 qrs. teems. There ware sold—Wheat, 731; barley, 1,303; oats, 1,263 ; and beans, 67 qrs. • tale mop!, or grate tide week. All Wade of grain declined to-day ; a real prmortion M the whoat in bad condition. MUG heavy. As compared with last week—Wheat Ica. down on to►, and and is. Id. down on amass. Barley was Is. bd. down on top, and Is. Id. on avenge. Oats were Is. 9d. down= top, and bd. on average. Beans were Is. down on top, and 3d. down on enrage. Wheat, 30s to 7es. Barley, 21a. to 465. 6d. Ows, 13s. to 33e. 3d. Beans, to bas. Weight or top wheal. 631105.; barley, 33110 e.; oats, 44.10 e.; and beans, 6610 a. per bushel. - - Dl.7sno w, Dec. today's market there was seircely say bugm..4. W best—Trade very reetrieted. and Wes cwodned to ;globe qualities. at • reduetion of folly 6d. per 2401b5., American red sold at SM. to 311.6 d., bud white et 331. to 345. 6d. Itlour—Barrel • slow &ever; Western, 32a. to 345.; and Canada.. 34 1 . to 31a. Beriey— Prim malting qualities scares, aad uochanged to value; sesondary qualities almost unsaleable, tboogb offered le. lower; top priesof 32101. Maids SO.. ter 320 H.. Osts—Dsotead leas active, bat full prices asked. Oatinserl—Very - - - . Walesa-no, Dar.. 10.—Owlnj to the oatmeal' severity or this treathsr, we have had sazaU .applie of grata from farmers and by boat since Saturday. Our market. Dotwitbstradies. has ruled deli for every article of the trade, at barely last weak'. quotatious. lio urivale to report from abroad. CAlll.ll.—Nawaam, Dec. le.—There Ma hen a very thin seppiy of cattle at market to-day. Nothing much doing. Prices about tbe same as the merino week. There were 6 sheep, 47 beasts, and 109 pip yenned in the market. Newels AroczYsaa, Dm. 6.—There was °sly coraparat'vely speak ing a very United bead of stock prevent. Buyers engird pretty plen tiful. and comecurritly a good mire ior store things especially was obtained. A good stroke of hulloing done. Horses were not emerges, and the Imaginers done was not great, but the prices sought and ob tained were high. • " • • Faneanses, Dno. 10.—The number of sheep this morning wu 4,229, being Wit less than tart seek. Notwitbstandlcg the ehoet "platy, prices rot good sheep were lc, and for Interior torts 2a. a. hold down. Top price of the best ?mutton, 7d. • current, 61d. • mid. dlleg and Inferior, from 3d. to 6d. per lb. Th e supply of tab le was less, the number, 394. being 1 , 7 fewer. A good demand, sad Lust week's prices fully maintained. Best beef from 7s. ed. to es.; mid. dliog and inferior, from Gs. to *s. A good elearance. We had in the market to-day--Bbeep, 4,229; tat settle, 891; less ditto, 66; slick cows, 10i sad yip, 2 1. CHEESE.—fisuranar. Dee. 11.—At sue monthly market, held this day, the supply was slitrtee than we bars seen for several months past, and in point of quality was equally deficient, whilst the attend. arcs of deals“ neutrally was tetremaly limited. Ths tents cense. quently ruled sluggish ; mad those present beteg small purchasers, • goof quantity of ail descriptions remained unsold. To effect sales, lower prless were in some largsnoes accepted. but quotations neon. re'y may be noted about it. same as at the last market. Beet (bedding, &Gs. to 72a; Wiltshire doubles, Sls. to 618.; halt towards, ats. to Ms.; and skims, lls. to 31s. per cwt. ARCHDEACON DENISON AND Tin BISHOP OF Eloise. —To a letter from Archdeacon Denison treating of a passage in a late clinituoicat'on from the Bishop of Buster to his clergy, the latter rev. prelate replies :—.• Tr• points to which I thought it necessary to direct the caution of my clew were what I consider your imp.ied teschieg— vie., that the body and blood of Christ are in some m locally present under the outward sign of the eonsecrated bread sad wine in the Holy Eucharist, and that worship is due to Him as there prevent. Forgive me if I decline an. tering into mere particular dioeuretoo ; and let me avail myself of this opportunity of goyim that no one can be sore truly desirous of your triumphing over an unrsaeon• able and deplorable persecution than I am. I believe, too, that the rationalistic tendency of the day was largely exhi bited, and will, I hope, he efficiently checked in this perm eation." The archdeacon is very thankful to the bishop for his sympathy, but begs humbly and respectfully to state that " not only is thee* no room for sayieg that which I written implies 'such local Pleases,' bat diet I have, uscoustscut, bus especial', careful to pant myself, in terns, against the being supposed to Mach. or to Mires any such mode of Presence ; and lathed *gavot the Wag supposed, es I said in my prioritise letter, to &Rao what is the node of the 'Prowess ' at all." THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-BOOM. lidemed M. MisZifer - ;Wes — lsle - agt7t before the Lord Mayo ea shamed sada the followlag serious dr restataeso.. Mr. des rowans Blhealliggeared for the prometke, Mr. Lewis for Whom the yarn, IrSil plated at the bar la the custody damp Oak tbe distesam °Meer, Mr. album said he led hew se meattly iestrested in the case that he was ...eats in • pukka se dram tha offence with which lionl yelliser wall be ultimo* *used. His Matricides., wet se hew el Omsk NA Os phew bad been so rood, IMM' smite dell aseeky,lllo be would merely all the idiameses thebed kilkeideed hem the Cops of Good Hope to seem to Weld pee* for a mood, sad ghe sash inkhorns as would enable the Lord Mager Is judge at the mem of the charges which mall ultimately beaks* spirt the taboo. He was perfidy aware dad Molded lame had se jarisdistion In a natter whids bed salbily ohm at Cape Tow., but be that ups bulge de 'widows his lordship would b ill e se t t that sub • prima fade ones of came us es world Justify the kudos of the essweed Imre . days, and thus gine enamel the eppeetnaity sushi ewe Oho sses, ead sulamdttleg the ease at • lairs taw elks ahem. The leaned esseedlima NUM the follewies *Senses : Mr. Thous Watson, of St. Peter'ealtarabers. Coaled, sets--I was a director of the Cape of Good Hope Bask. The "Isamu cam to are at the. bask at Caps Town, and do fit was presented by one of the ether directors. I saw It In the pristeer's bead, sod be asked that it Bight b. disemeted. Ws ememanhated our 1 11119kkao to him as to the gandisolms of Ms MR. He elid be was sus the Wee Mk bisomilig to the set, of etdddl Ihe Mil in gulden win 'moue puke, and asked de the swop SUMMER'. sMal whew the Mind el the MI mam, le le wesdleidel esti, end Wm palms, replied auk bed as the third of the is Lulea, sad I MI Isms mot en to Mine. The elladimea add Met Wail be solidest reams I. the beam to iodise diesmalleatie MIL Tim; was the mintuaes of the mamrsatiee, and the lest.,. kept pecomden Mae bill. We understood the Mel amount *the three sets of bib Im be 6,11001. The *tau, fa eresnonasketicra by Mr. Lewis, said—l maid set user that I mew the bill is its load of the ad. aim limmelf, bet It bad bees lying before Ida on the table mad bed lama mimed by Mr. Theorem. Mr. C. Barks Y ,of the fins of Baring Book's, of Bishopagatemteset. —Th• bill predated is not Mud by say amber at on Is., nor was any set of bills lessed of whieb Ai is um Leek emateaded, upsa the pert of the primmer, that his gloat was else* added to iseasedists liberatio, se as 'Odom" wbeimer lad boss giros against him as to the seemandea ef say *lam within the jurisdiction of the Lod Mayor, sad sited a loading ease la incur of that Mew oldie qaestion by the Court of Appeal. Mr. Ribtou said be understood that he should las la a =to ter hits another charge whet the would ea be slowly wields the district of the Oily Isis. The Ls* Mayne eald is knew perfectly well that he bud ularimildica ever ea abase *deb had bass committed M the Cope el Geed Sage s bet, n it had boa stated In ',Meese that the MI wesws la a set of three, sad that the mbar had attend one ed the bilis at the Cape, sad M lie dos of such uMideg bed bilessif mated that he bed eadeesee as. of the set te Ledo sad had seat it to Chem, it wee bet resaleable that the posesetars should bays the nuirlty of atakiag farthest hordeas, sad might dad b: a biU so endorsed la Liaise was garble of being gemilmal. The psissue was then neseaded. The Lard Mayer requested that the press would anameee that the half mete 46,497 was reseired sad acknowledged by Ma, and that the doer would oblige by math, to meat feed it was te be applied. His lo rds hip also assounced that be had rewired 11. 1.. beta J. G. Parthrso, par Sir Richard Maya*, the Counissioser of the Metropolitan Mary Anse Murphy, a respectably attired female, about thirty years of age, residing at 4, Elliott's-spine Old Bailey, was charged with obtaining goods and various sums ef mown by freadautly represutine that she wee the dew (CON Right Rev. the Bishop of Cloys' and noes, and/ Ceek, Irelaad. Mr. Dateheasa, of Basingballatrest, appeared on behalf M de golusner. • did from Mr. Hyatt'. oda said be appeared to MISIMINO ea behalf of John Trent, of Elliott's-aquae, and Garden, of Clerkenwell.greea, but is the coon. V i r rawaigethen other thaws would be preferred by perms who had bees imponl spot by the prisoner's n pressaladeas. Prlsemer—l am the dew of the Bishop of Cloys* sad Brea. John Tnat—l fret keine acquainted with the prisoner shod Messes weeks ago, when she came to lodge at way howeafte. 4, Slllsers square, Old Bailey. When she camo As said she had boss to coasult Mr. Lewis, of Bly.plass. std was very Oral. My wife allowed her to lie dos - aid rest Wises she arose about two hours after she said alms was entitled Ma large tam of money, and that she exposed Mr. Lewis would have it ready for her is a few days. lbw mid eke came from the county of Limerick, and was the dew of the Bishop of Cloys* and Rom She said thillser's property was 3,0001. !dower-2,000r , sot 3 0004 Wilesse—She said it was 3,000 L, aad then was mon is the Ludas Docks, cossistiore of beds and bed T4 Pi , f t t othe await of 3001. She Bald Mr. Lewis had her business ia head. I made no inquiry to ainertaia the sesursey of her tole, bat trusted to :her own word, end my walla her haw Is, Upon the faith of her representations 1 allowed her to ledge fa my house, and supplied her with Nod sad /awry, to Ike 'meat of my means. She boarded with es. 101. woad sot cover my low Is, John Musgrove—But this appear only a debt. Did you ever snits ads Bishop to make any inqairy ? Witness—No, Sir. fro Jobs Mwarren—Then you do not know that she has not the dais to 3.0001. Witness—l west to Doctors' Commies. Ptlecoot—Yes, he went with me to take out letters of admiahtratioa, and here is the proton' bill of costs. Sir John Matron—The charges here moues to up• wards of 901. Mr. Mortis (the shief clerk)—Thea the property sworn to must amouat to about 3,0001., ant rding to thou chaps. Sir Joba Musgrove—You may depend apoa it you will get your mosey. Mr. Msnia—Wkat did she prongs' you when she ease into her property ? Witams—Sbe sold she would give me 201, and pay me what she owes ma. Sir Jobs M Then is no case made out at present so you may etas down. Bsej sena Genoa, described as a aranfacturer of pork pies at Clerkeserell-grees, said—lam the platen victim is this matter, and my loss amounts to abort 1001. She ease tome and took my apartments at 141. per week, and npnleated herself as the niece of the Bishop of Cork. Prisoner—That is not true. I said the Bishop of Clop* sad Boss. Wiener—BM said the Bishop of Cork. While she was with me sbs lived epos the daintiest fare onsisting chiefly of poultry, wine, Be., because she said she was afraid of bass planed, sad was therefore very particular in her food, She told me that Mr. Lewis had her affairs in hand, sad es gang to that gestleman's offin I war informed by the clerk that her property was considerable then being 7001. worth of plots end other property in the docks, besides 25,0001. In leaded property. 1.1,0 went to the ',anila Doctors'-commens whorled taksa oat lanes I of a imiu.stratioa, and toned they had ben deceived by the primer's stagnant. When she came to we she was dressed ' very hellosably, sad I have sines found the elothes were borrowed from a ',Mina's wits for the owasioa. She also told MI that she was awe to Mr. Murphy, ow of the Cos t sakefiners in Bankrupts:band bellowing bur Miry to be tree I woo Wool to 1101019 carless same se maws to her, sad I eves cried to rase about flid Per kat be pay the pea r ass's snows Oho has landased psalm to my house to aerobe's's bee story, sad It ems lastown the brought a girl, who I have A.ee loomed was botrootod by the prt- mar, to say that re rase from a farm adjoining the property la bread, sad to Most her with great defenses la coder to keep op the eppearaco of her superior position. I bate bra very soak doped. Prisoner—No such thin. The foot is you ward to marry as to pit say mosey. Mr. Bubsasa—Are yea a erg% sun ? Witaeso—No, sir. Oa say oath lam sot. She has bun reorder,/ persona la the ostabliskatest of the Duke of Dereshire sad the parties will eras op if she is resaaadad. Mr. Beebanas—l trek Sir Jobs, this bill of ears is as rows, is itself to this ere, r thole is one Ws of 761. for stamp duty, whir the proctor, Mears. Brick woad and Brooks, bar paid vat of their era parrs, sad sub :Trhie parties tumid sot set for the prima la this way .. were was sore foundatioa for the .lair. Sir John Musgrove—lt appears to me that fa this mass es la the last the messy bag ban advanced tapes the espe► teem of getting well pdd hereafter ; but at the same time, Wilts priseaor his been plying these tricks whether for her own gain or the result of iaranify, I think It advisable to *any this iairalry further, so that the publie may be cau tioned and the prisoner restrained from such depredations. It Is too important a matter to be lightly dispoood of, and as the witness bad sworn that she nprosented herself as the I niers of the Bishop of Cori— Primmer (who appeared very such excited throughout) here exclaimed—Not Cork, Mr. Gardner; it was Coyne sad Bees. Sir John Meageove—l shall remand her until Friday (thu day), for farther hiquiry. The prises was teen remanded. Mr. Alderman Copeland attended to sake an application for a summons against a cabman, for forks driving, to Chespolde. ea Tuesday Mit, whereby his owa life and that of Mr. SUM Bests bad been placid la jeopardy. Sir Jobs Musgrove—Then your application is for a nut seas against the driver for furiously driving, to the danger of an alderman and a sheriff, to the loss of the inhabitants and the 'Rises of London ? Oh, certainly; a sassozui shall be granted for Saturday neat. Mr. Alderman Copeland bowed very low sad took his have. MOH STREET. Jobe Philip A/thy, a young man who has been obtaining a great quantity of valuable property (rem various trades men by assalliog the title and name of several noblemen sad gentismes, was yesterday brought before Mr. Bing ham fir flail examination. H. claimed to make any de foam, aad was fully emmoitted. The primmer, who is the eon of a clergyman is the West of Bsglsad,ead otherwise of respeotable eossexions,is barely of age. Be bas intimated to t h e polio:withal be Is entitled to considerable property when of age, sad that It was his in tention to pay off all the claims spatial him, which be con sidered merely as tradermea's debts. But this dose not appear to be correct, it befog very dashiki on isquity whether the primmer has any property in prospect at all. It appears that the prison's. had been oat to the Crimea as a dresser attached to the medical staff, sad by that means was enabled to make himself acquainted with the name of the individaals whom titles b. Waned. The eoldier who pnked up a valuable Hag en the battle field of lakermano, and who was defended of his prim by the prisoner representing that the ring belonged to hie relative. Captain Locket, who was killed in action, stated to the magistrate he bad found out through Welsh the gaoler 1 t►at the ring had beau pledged ►y the prisoner. Mr. Bingham recommended the soldier to apply to the judge at t►e Central Crangeal Court when the plow yea tried, sad be would so doubt pt his ring again. TRAFFIC! RETURNS. ILIZIFITL Ms Par Ilst , Tole;. Tow rota warn. abrade. U6d. LISS Wok 44.6124 Ne. A. A A I= dia Tilbary. 501D0w1155•6 331 523 Ftl ~ o 4,043 6.437 12 475 1 4, 2. 2,901 6.3 , 0 6,.....- , iS oil i i;I; (1." U" 48 -. 2,973 2.4711 5.351 . watc rartwa— immau.. " 4 . 7031 9.947 9 4131 .94 413° ... 7 12 1 . 4 8 48 20 24 7 . 1 . 7 2 :5 1 0 3 0 30:4 ,, A t i aka S l444 ' 2 ni 1,0 30 3 U T it I.lßosrfek mad Weds& Walk albs D 44. 7. 11581 lasoW s. 65 2.034 3.569 5.e53 II: 11)6 28 146 ez 's:s ma= —... 1. 749 3 1.347 11 3 34 1 . :'4 add* U g1r a . 111 .. °11°11k ....... ... A umbra smAillastsweil 4.6onipari 11611844mea DONS asp) Dee 61466. (l3 661 cr2 1.134 , Iyu &Mk Wails — 4,3:6 CA.; Week Mal Dee. 9. Erand Colerslos NI 177 122 249 :I r id lnemerwa sad Wicklow SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Mlles (barque), Captain Osy. of Newcastle, from Newport, wits coals. went wham to the West of the Ilanbont Channel, OD the 97th of November sad remains, with very little prospect of oaring either ship or ciargo.—Aleteadria, Nov. at. A large vessel sad erew were lost eau Porto Bros daring the ?Nut severe starve. Her stern, marked " Berm de Bruck "in gold. nil another pima, marked "Bristol, Baron de Bract," and a white British Bag, have been picked sp. Two large boat., to good cacm. Um (me Boglib, e Aker built), have also been found. [Mem.— Baron de Bruck. Ceptuns Sispeich, sailed from Troon for Into. Oct. Vl—Cagliari. Dee. S. Chrysolite, Captain Cumming, wbieb sailed from Singapore for Lrer. pool on the 19th of Meech, end peened Bands on the 29th, has re; sines been heard of. • Danube (es), for Tries/Atlas put beck with tiller broken.—Liverpae; Dee. It. Esseveld (brig). of Bearbormagh, from Alevandria, wee totally tog Deer this harbour during the gals yesteretay.—Queeeneee, Dee. 10. Elloabeth Benison (brig), Captain Umbra, with • earn, of web tad coke. from Bunderland, mired h.re on the 26th of November, am Winked Immediately atter letting go her amber, and struck kw and alt as she rare and fell with the homy ground swell. She ammeneed diseborring this morning. but ts still aground, with 5 feet water in Mr hold.—Alesendria, Nov. 99. Orosehersogin von Oldenburg (brig), Captain fluetede which arrived in the Nesse on the 2nd Demater , reports having teen to contact with the Two (Wasters (Danish galleons). Captain ynbner trout Neul)obleg to England (cargo barley sod pies), on the 271 b Nor. at 4 am., in lat. 56 N., lon. 2 E , and that at daybreak nothing wed to be seen of the other rued ; her mew emaisted of wren rem, of whom the mats was saved on board tbebrig.—Bremen, Dee, 9. Importer, Captain from Newport to 11231104 which abandoned yesterday off Poor Head, went ashore lut evening ,n Henrietta& Sound, with only insuinasst standing, and will become a wreck.--tanseiestawn, Dee. 9. lone Ellis, Captain Plnkham. from Toronto to Dull, with a cargo'( boa been loot on the island of Tr Wen; grew landed; pan ot emu expected to be meetd.—Brest, I. • • UM., et Beitiedme, from Memel to Liverpool, oa gore at Num, sad it is feared mill so to plessm—Dead, Dee. 7. Wish Rook, tor Charloamy has put back with SON of mils, b., having experienesd strait P.W. Ws.—Liverpool, nec . 11, Minim, of °ideate:ire, Captain Byl, Pon Newport to Bahia, west ashore sear ateetpote yesterday, and immediately broke up; at* mved.—Pembroke, Dee. IC. - lleeeiss, knee far &Watts, haa pat beck leaky, haring moulted Item plea Is the CallllVlL—Liverpool, Dee. 11. Velem. from et. Übe% has arrived at the, port leaky, lame been ethers ea Greet Berko Back.—Lleerpool, Dee. It. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anne No2don, from Cotentin for Liverpool, No►. 12, lat. t N, toe. 24 W. Csatdag. trots London for Mattoon*, Nov. la, lat. 4 N.. ton. L 5 W. Led, Octavio. (roma London for Bombay, Nov. 11, lat. 5 N•,100.11 W, laanada (stip). at St. Jobs. N. 8., lot Liverpool, Nov. 27, lat. 42.78 N., ton. 1220 W.; la days out. flavor's°, from Madras for London, Oct. 17, lat. 34 8., toe. 26 E. Palatine, Irons Liverpool for Weans, dept. le, lat. 10 N., Is. al L. )Zoeller; fres Liverpool for Buenos Arra, Oct. 11, WON., k 0.21111, TIM FRENCH SQUADRON IN THE INDIAN AR. onerniu.ao.—A. Paris correspoadeat of the Independence states that this squadron, which is to be further augraeatsd by two gunboats, the Unmans and the Pude, is behoved to be destined for a demonstration oo the coast of Chios, tad will probably ascend one or otter of the Chinese riven, bit with what object he due not gay. WRECK OF THE DUTCH BARQUE PETROSEILO, WITH LOWS OF ETWOOTH, DEC 10 —The Dock barque Peunnello, Captain Losers, from Akyab for Gtest (ries), came on shore lest evening on Portland Beach, rut Chisel Cove, in a heavy gale from the south. Through In mare szertione of the Cout.gaard and other. on the spot eight of the crew were rescued, four of whom incluther its master, subtequently died. The ship lee in a very prin. rime ovation, sad it is much feared will become a tool wreck; the cargo it being landed, and conveyed to this port, in a damaged state, cod should the weather matins moderate the whole will, moat probably, its saved. The septa's and one man expired after reaching the shore; the whole of the grew, with the exception of four, laving bees ill from seorvey. The mate lump died on the Bth of the same disease ; the original number of the crew was 11. It now stands—mate, died at sea; four men drowned oa the beach ; the captain and one man died on shore •, four ore still living; thus making the total 11 men. Two of tlx bodies have not been found. CHINItSIi IN ALGIERS.—Some parties of Chic* immigrants have lately corns to settle at Oran, in Algeria with the lame industrial purposes as those of their aat• apnea who have found a mitigate in our own ealucal soloaiee. The following notices were issued from the Gomel Postoffin yesterday, viz.:—" Australia.—lnformstion has been received that in consequence of damage staner! the voyage from the Clyde to Southampton, the bonen, appointed to convey the mails of the 12th inst., will as be ready to mail till the 13th tut. 1 - he mails will c• cording', be made ap in London on the morning of tte 13th inst. ' rf Cape of Good Hope, die—The Delta sailed the 10th eat with all letters for the Cape of Gut Hope, Mauritius, C. ylon, which arrived or were ousel at Dattosoath up to the afternoon of that day ittclutive." "Madeira, Brasil, Buenos April. & t.—The Awn sclei the 10th inst., with all letters for Madeira, Bruit, Bassi Lyrae, &0., which arrived or were posted in London opts the morning of the 9th inst." I [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS ARE PIP • 1011110.2111,T 11106WaID 7.13 Tee Crag or ASTIIII4.—Mr. $55041,4 of Mitcham, had been lot years afflicted wi b asthma, expectivf great army upon respiration, with violent equab ; he had eic Ira paw in his side. He stied every remedy and war advised Os cines's of medical oractitioaers, but ttne ume, patience 4115 , 1 ear I were alike thrown away. He at length had ieoottrae to HoLorto ' PAle, add by oeraererleg in their use for a few weeks obts.ced:u t mast favourable result and became perfectly tweed.—CoA bl r medicine readers throughlut the world ; at Professor Itc , :sr. ,, a establishrarata. 244, Strand, London, and SO, Ildaiden.lwe , Tort; by A. buunpa, Coartantinopie ; A. Guithey, timyres. 7 K Mob. Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ;mow/I.—Dec. 1k at Perry-hill, Pydraham, Lent, the wit• 4 ILL Becalm, Do., of a daughter. BUSH.—Deo. 7, at Ltilpertou, Wilts, the wife of J. J. Bush, DO a toe. the wife of Er. E. Cheese:lW, UWP (areas, Camdee.town, of a eon. 00L11101.—Dee. 10, the lute oE. Co:mut. Esq., of Montague-PA Ciapham.road, of a son. DALTON.—Dee. 0, at Cizeneestet, the wile of F. Dello*. c: . . - - - daughter. DIAMOND.—Dee. 7. at Pose vle•street, Gramend, the wiled t• J. W. Diarsood, of • soh. PINCH.—Deo. 9, at Upper Tule* Wl, the wife of A. Pitch, 04 of a Km INOX.—Dee. B, at Woolwich, the wife of Capt. Lon, &DPI Jr" . Wry. of a daughter. PRABAYN.—Des. 7. at Charlton Vicarage, dear Bherborah lo Mahe's, of a daughter. WACIL—Dee. 9, at George.atreet, Portruan.equare, Yn. .1.1'. 1111 of • sm. WARM/10 113 . DALL—DEAN.—Deo. 10, at the Cathotral, Maneheettr, by the N. Dean, 8.A.. John MIMI' y, ',not J. V ball, bag., of Kereef, o Freston, to Saab Ann, daughter of the late T. Dean. VA Freston. FERNANDEZ-11ORPEINW.—Dee. 9. at St. Mishears, Storkle by the Nee C. Kemble, F. Yernasdes. Fp., to Sarah daughter of the late D. Wurphew, Esq., Cl Fark.ermoent, sroc• JACKSON —AVELINN —Deo. 9. at Pt. Lillie's, CheCenham. Rae. p Woodcock, M.A., Johu Gower, eon of J. Jaakron, FN• Captain Beogal Army, to Altlllitte, daughter of the law tF Avelino Fog., or Oatlande, Wrington, Sow:mishits. NISWTON—STEELF.—Dee. 9, at St. Bride's Lleerpool, eon of Yr. T. Newton, of that plate, to Agnes, dau(hle o• B W OIO , E*ll.. Isle of Wight. DR&TUS. , 7, at Paris Lieut.-General the pen. U. E. E,;"' apd 711. CHALMER.—Des. 9, at Quilt Aerie-evert, feetoivbfis' Major-Oen. 1. A. Cashew, Royal Artillery, aged 69. wi DIA" /19.—Dee. S, at Desmalk•bill, Marta, wits of Yr. B. Aura-war; Ttirageaorton•attest , rcareEß.—lke. 9, at the Botha', Bolton, MA a. Ratchet., aged k HY O BL—Dec 7, at fleyzaoar.street, Bath, Mary, wife of 510. SF ) 181 4 53. ma,611. ...—De0. 9, at Balton Lodge , C hepaire, J. 1,4% 5" IMILIIAN.—Deo. 9, at liarkeley-Emare, I leut.X, n ti late of do Coldietaysta Guards, CoL of 1111.'s Pirtnted awl PubHAW by Wit Lk k hr.,. 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