The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

• •• - • • • • •••-• 7 47-77-- r r , I. .‘l4:\ VAF , Fia 47 SS : 1 )21 ) r X • . rt%% I f No. 3,187.] A ISERIAIEN CLIPPER LINE.—Par SYDNEY. The f •f fatourlte flipper 1111 IPS will he deopetrbed foe r l l N * lowetuelltl, to be followed etoeikll o 7 oaer • !Irs. • P 1 FRLAND ROUTIL—STRAM to INDIA sod cii i % %. Sr , OA Egypt. —The PININPULAR sad ORIENTAL ao N.l VIUATION COMPANY BOOR PARBSIGIIRS sad No eetee rood. .1.1 meet. fix ea NROITIIRRANY:k a N is T . C. Atka. 41‘...,, bet be, Itednet sad Caleutak by their nag .... . 2 th..e.ditoona ort the bh sad 11/th of ereey vaeaffi; tee Chia the Moot. by Orme of the 4th et the meth.-1v tunk amOlt the tatataay's allow 111. Liskatabeitsaskteess. sad bleat duallasaples. IaTEAM to tits CAPE of GOOD HOPE and NDIA.—The Royal Mall qua ship SCOTLAND. 1.1/0 tons, ItOt CLAN Vf 11410:it. Corommokr. boor at luthmoutb. awl omf x. two theme on the morphs of Owl PM Dwain for the 1.0 H . Mauritius, totnl 41 Oath, Maths% and Calmat lova. ea too moth( 0 the SAL Pm* a wl wide afildrtuod towir.i: of CaLtalp AAA mthop Dartmouth, oth A lo s = up to .—lf. il. LINDSAY aad Co., teems. tt. 0 TEA /4 to A SIERICIL—The LIVERPOOL and b, PR fLADILPIIIA PTSAM JUIP COMPANY_ Wird do. tttotettly.: tbelr Ilyde.foullt hos *taw kersibige kis LITZILPOOL to PHILADELPHIA es Mows: CITI trY to bellillSo7ok ...... Wmarou. kb k00.,1818. my otY MAW& lbotbmday.l9k Nov., CITY tIF WU waluatlar. 3rd Da, KA% 0 t Rod Waimea's. ITtl Doi.. um. Life.. 1 , 4 . = . 41! mid 11 gals= milk It ow roN.rr to lb, • WS hula az • e k edMrpt i tt l r g ai d 14" g" It r further in : .....i. •ILLIAN 1:t mod Ik • •TrWlko Atte,. and EVICIO6 "Wail 0141111/. etty. butfkm. DEOULAR LINE of PACKETS tow WEST it COL!? or ROUTH AMERICA.—For UNA 160» hig lb• R.Arroott win him gold dorpsieb). Om igen 11011 EWAN') 110C3D. too to Pt WI N '1 M. Coomoader; korllng i a Kw at FM WIN of frel k itt or perm Irving rat =os.= PATKOCR, PEACOCK. UM 17. VALPARAISO LINE of PACKETIL—DIRECT LINE of AUXILIARY SCRIM CLIP Is VALPA RAISO. CUQUINIIO. and CALDKRA COPIA sow omen 'ad tomb to Cobila-lquiseet Midi if foe Ameba. Pima and Lista. Vol VALPARAISO, COQUItt= PO OA 00 ~oat on thehrth of No MOM OttegweCHlLßa I Mho kmwe 1 ... A mom. lug.. Row losline 111 4110 - la a Alp, Yr plower of 11l 7 ,.. p . proille for ao=leado so, wani Zree. is sir fleoaLloot ant efts ma MOM oppor et oiF4i & air fa h a p:ried"To= So Nino Tko oink. e l. es oonnei AM, ID Till ' a= . 4 . tho .11 Z W4 Peoree Lc =lo Bs YMOI Goode clll id to is a l t i a Woo piriloaate lea TWICE DAILT.by the MAIL PACKETS, riaV i or s =24..—“ sja o a rmlollll Mtn= sirla eath leheept ell Va ll ea l emy l ejtg we ILLS p.m.. end MO ae., sad envy eat lump& wee with the rwreSzen Walla paw. lied 6.30 p.m.. rad el ha pm. en hewed at the chief owl pt lee& Prams chs dit NEW ME MI le RUSSELB, COLOGNE. iski THE HEDIL by ailv v oul. Lthe Royal 101 l Raetta.— LOYAL ......112110X111 Mans I for OSTEN D *my We pa .i .. ma MEND foe DOVER ma Roirr:trapt ma LW PM. um tom Dewar La • VetsZ . samara be air ama V ICT ORIA (LONDON) DOCK& 111111112. TM Warty eldps an sew To kedilag 7 suisaris la Ow ThW Dad. ets. : Ships Tom Dodraw limas lITANDOUL• 1470 As. IZTRZTID.... ..... TIO CHUM lop }lerssosr. Par =o w : sea. sad co. coLosaDo. ...... ITN OakeNs MOMS Raw.* Os. lOW/TIAN. ..... 421 IVA* Ass*, ire Ow I' ZULU 1(T I lAvaissel A. II de !Mawr • Ow of the Aoserathe iezeleth Reath Othrode7. - I Oa et Yr Lim of thasatre Saw atepin. !WM AItLINOIMENTS. (100 D. the ow clamed Mew IA DOCKS sad ............ 16 WthltthO nth Ole Wren the Dean the the Wth -.. " - the delthee Wang tee M the 12 amth vlll le nee NS paths um dm IP hth th It Lee:red to Vieri s a z l i zt seetheltherl h Wow irk el the . ethet the Put et lian w ith ~is is •1141.111r . r . Onalai= j a r Mr ....... ii.t .. ... , 1" ..1 2 o usGallir Dolt Cepa% NOB b. 6. k pr laL lir Ills Moeda MO be awe a ma moa t, the Delhi theei Moeda ee thethried sideriake Os Whelks sad aim, et Vm i neems ai r a zz teeteet....m ass al ..... et , i , W i thest ikwa. lls tieTr w*.-Th...bal. t". N. 4.., a,..• Imp embeethe. the gars Orammle• litt•ln• WWI= Is r. zr.-.A.. - ---. ... sr a lai t mar Is Atari it the Deetthertl=4 p. O. CAPPIAIL. VICTORIA ( LONDON ) DOCKS . — RoI Dods caw Nis della l acre. smosemedallos fee WINO 1171111 . 5. ?Is 'trio w d tbs Naga Noltdostial Nod weeks' perholy dry rd wW mialbse. Ms dorm en Me' ;NW iee OWL it Ws &en dYe Oka Ad Oarapseisa WPM row. flow% Ildrica) Nelren. lkiesaboa tiItIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY ..—, lira. , ummud . rot 'Wearable /Wm Narlearrea ea Oho Irmo or CUM& LIA. O OO 1.05.000 lamer ei MO area. wig\ power r farrows a to SIPPOCIL-DopoollllA per allera rot Wm. JANES wean ALLAN, Werke of lie hr. W • lbw Reekownalo W. W 1T.211110 of bow/ , Who Dee* . Ownfraor Trorlreorri MIN The Woo. W. Willett*, litre. Yoe • of NAMPL Itpiaan bold, K.T.S.. *Memo V. war iberhwap. hm. n., 8.,...a.n.. E.t. ri. ci.o s.s.,ftense. otto bourne. Eol . Imo of Moro JAM Boum owl OA Lleta Ueerral .1.. h. lingsk_ll44l.o Army. law Medal Alma 131 CA13.1•1.41, 033.1 OfhelMint ReoI•MNA Id C..lonel A. l'lnt...n. boo add 3. 3•1=.. 3 srialn C. 44.1. 14 X , Allort ho.os, 114.r.q..b0we 1313.0103...33, are Me liaokaaw of . Lhat ikal Morol "" %r i taL2 Bea th tr i .ro. 4 =i nne„ , eraliai en". •Vtritore. la= C. U. Illararaws. Be. LI.C.P.. Ohl fro‘aser. (Meal AiwG lAA% C.L. Alarzfaltiwp to W QOM. ihro U pham of tar MAMA atolln _Walla - O. War. pe. Mow l Itsp„ Mallowara. and Ce.). Loran sae takers.. Colour has How. R. T. llordspAL (if Ilbl4lll. igh41,1 8 0 6 1141061,3. Dsm - nn -Joia Yam Joba Bourse awloo.l. goonerea-Jaraer A d . Curd% arld &Asciroa-llerer IL la.u ft el V in Bar ana-Mwer• awl SffirllOTAlki-Adol TAY CTI lo el = il l e r lak ow r=o: let hine asorm II i r t WNW; nom W We. Itel=e• oflrearpor n M e r= " 4l:k b Ere water ere.. yaws willbo lap reoe eacrstee ~r .t. wa. Tllllll:4ljrWr iet. .. 4... Ar ne Ise Pllr e ili b r; re: CIA 1 . t ., ::: ZZi brialiffill. g. . W Aerc...rr,r31.1.10 with mkproro eoperal, wlll renew ro. rearter .4 turgran K-013e... Prolo.-a...... h voi 1,.e ....I spri!Or1100 for Wares way so obtalard sr Yr sake% •J. aoar .tro.t. Loots. --- SW 8Y571M of LIFE ASSURANCE. Jo Ti. Wooten of Os NA XAL ANSUSAXO3 Ma IN PIeIIIMIT AIRSOCIATION Maul; ato MO 81.111.111110 if efo ovoysomoodateo33 Seeplee t h i• Asellethii. 111. INK is &Wenzel Mewl ea all tweed et Ye Mob re ea. I, of 6011•111 & OM the men to WNW SONWontly In craw*, sewsool emir meet se the please et the le.eted es hit TAI•"11 aim ill= )4tm of aimaseems be eeleod at Om , , 3, Poll tool! amok or forwarded true eft ettelleeties. 111 211100:1. pear", Iheestar. - - ANY of DEPORT. 3. PsSmall Beet Liadast : **Maio! A.O. UK—Portia 4 olma of IMMIX° SY moo toopootol to .wia. Ihiejim.sipttlied so WI oft of Werra nay he NaNt ata II _ Tio Meat O. pool* to January nod J ot the Votea. or NI Os mint lloodro IN the onuOtry. Poolltdrano rid how MLR NOIIIIIPSOO. Illoorolog fOnabor. for swabs oesoooto MA limos ofolloltoo. SOUND and v►irr~is TEETH an• not only Jodie. • ••••0 mod% s• • pleadogoaleelor looZ z ues. l. =zr . e 4 armed.% thowate ti se Webb PoZr g e= .l„ a alla uz Mil lertitOX Mr orsis am I will b. herd to ero'lesexlil t rieraml 6 = MN rrlrw In the eft. sesumne Mahe the WM, term euel Ile • emoolues am parity to aflame ► h. la prod Dee woe . heerierehe °Mee Ns is . ANA 111, Ilarvituremoll an eltib a rie Nun is emb ha as. ti, dierlis sei Pll. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL 1101111111, n ..: azz g d Lem nom d 111 PPI Dr. C D I •am me 1 1. • ID 10 1 " fally.—•ftb••.ra BENNITTE MODEL WATCH. 66, C AJ —At Me toy id/ at Sims as= sta. all the maatatafiam a Imporameate; milm ltaai aim: hi PK from 12 rotor Thalami tlimara vallhal Ma pa ma Ina HALF-A-CROWN sow the prise good Clows TEL, la Ob. bap. at Qs Warebosmie of tar UM India rftlia ini v e" Oten. as METY. MI L 0.-0. ones a. Hon . C OALS. —By &am sad Badway.—LHA sad C.'. Hollow sad Too. Of two dna bon fbo Col - M mew carmen of 700 tor Meer ; or the llarolkom at riolOWinrco Wailorod, dims", lomoo oaf S S at Ma Jour map So be addroomod lo &NA 14°10 060 . ALM , Cool DWI% MI6 vrv. laknocs. sr 11° "LOVERS of FISH" (Frill liesoco).— GENUINE YARMOUTH BLOAT/AR—Timm Weft a. teeta.el &hacks forwarded Pall /66 ea radii al Os moan ss u 6 k ,1 . 0 Penai leNteao *MP Or poiHdlop war. luo Prim* lel.pecisur Selected ... :.. ....... 61.11606.0641616 L 60 do. do .... ti 6L PgM tali mei sad mearailallis.--Addm• snooks LLYTIO, Jus.. SA writ, Wo•A Yawn& Pa"' ARLow.B PATIENT CABE STAND. ' N MINIMOUR O DIITUIJ I D IN T • Id Ad. se do thaw niard TAided • Stout r • ir ...ILL. • • 4 4 4 ; M um MIN Nom . BA . d.mi B. i=d %B. ' S drool. seadrA Cd dd. Inendion. Bllinnbelt a. • ow. VOOB and DAMP AIR.—BARCLAY'S FOOB ASTHMATIC CANDY Das for musslsers proved la Gild* prosevailso boss Ms • AMT of Os fop assl rip en _ Isla! Mvlsbr mem re se gs= Mb o rsiA ambia dm ili a lin i d ...ra. bnlea MMa ; NA ss b k_Dt all m.u r l l B *Os "hild Ni.. isitamit um= Si. must of llmebe AM Sum" N. Os NNW M ma too. WARNWATERPROOF APRONS., ATtV!?ski _OONDINOd DRIVING APIONII ow end phablA ! mu be folaei lF Tray without aAeldsg.ikes wadi lad tar embalm Imam cam DRIVING 00A AM mg& W DII MO GWYNN. OORDIN4III WAD 6I_ROOTI is" the %ROO. mat plia‘ sad Emabk Vol SNIPS DOTING sad ANGLING_ .. Njoift 1.14 for pix Mi l of U, mod Isqrstles so =MLAMITMS• CA fres _AL ase a Vt per Acesa. Y may So lehor.—.l. 0. ID G, IR. An doss woad Tanis in fritlEBEMAlL—Protected by Iba4al Linen J. Pont at sad . "...... of Pala di m Pt ear. iti. tr . a4 r or Oa Zillh eg Or gam. _ . ,.....31• I. "" = £ anwisbdi d i havess=" —al ~. , . s. the imit kr rid& limb ellli I ' Is the mr s j thi lnisi rsi l. , malf n t h'.r Idrinly 41 s aa MS a• wediseir " sl atria• greet ; . • rad Sang .1.11 ill'lle. Labs%. Itseebrawr : - se — nigl'``''''E 1 411L•me.. a" Dob..e. Joni Ow. ord. price b. 114., EXPObMOII et tbe Author's &misuse d lt LI art Nittilititraudatatires t ass. r M = „. In W .s poLor readrort hs oridoo k odors d a lr : 0. 11/ V i r pa l . IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 3. There hu lieu as yet no interruption to the ax busily mild temperature which we have enjoyed Mace Me hawser. The weather is most favourable for outdoor operations, which have accordingly pro.' greased sati sfac torily, and a considerable quantity of wheat ha already been sown, and a great breadth of ground prepared fcr that crop. It is remarkable that the emigration from various parts of Ireland still peagr notwithstanding the many indocemente which the people now have to remain in their owe constry. The Barna** &sr says that a large somber of the peasantry front Gal way and ROSCOMMON are leaving this emu for America. The following are some wtioulare of s wreck which has taken place it the Kish Bonk, off Dublin By: As the Chester asd Holyhead Compere boat, the Cambria, espial. Warm% whisk left for Kingstown at tao *Volt menlag, asseed the Kish baak, ohs perissised • M kiln% with bar swigs " rake dome" ia kiwis Agra& bar ladder pee, sad her hall More cr loss demigod. Thai Cambria at NM bore dews towards her, whs• she persehed abs brig's bent with sic of the crew is it gran el. is smidlniass. sod sepia, the brig wee la a sioftig Maio, MM.' _aft rtes ei water I. her hold. Captain Wanes immeksisli get Um orew ow beard, sad at oars promoted t. psi the brig la tow. 81t• toned est to be the brig Bibs, of Deed's, 346 1t.., Mr. Fangsbar wiester bowel him Liver ,' peel to Gftos wish • mikaldir ammo o f ism, neon, sad seam ea Weal. It wawa *et she streak the KW Bask, about dee valise hen abs Light ship, about eight °Week am., the via/ lambi seedy a whets gals from 8.8. W. at the Wu, with •yip les raaatsg. - The brig below to Nowa 'Wares sad was larteed. At the Naas the Cambria is* be Is Ire mesa wry Mtn see on, which bridle • boob* Imam awes Ow% sad • sew eaves. melt warp SOW 11 them rw rested aecidesta. Castel. Warner st ammd ttessed essetione, sad sawersded is brash* hes safely into Kingstown Kubota at ball-put two Vika, when eke war properly soured. The Cambria steamed out 'gala for Holyhead at Is.. o'elosh. tea correspondent of the Awoken, writing oa the 29th inst., sends the following particulate of eons evictions in • looality which WAS the scene of very violent proceedings on • similar suasion last your On this day, about half-pest 10 felled, John O'Hara, Beg , the sub-elemilf of the musty, 'media by alma ei forty peke (iltbsugh It ia alleged he mat • mulsiiiee for ml a dome), wader tae mosessail of Ms. WMm5,,11.1.P., sal la Merge of pseud tbasupt Oz.& toga to the 'Mahe Der 08 WWISIONS • Siva, bill ejectsest dews. spies 34111110 Wey he bing see eat of three spinet wheat a u tesbeent dowse wee at the last quarter sales Ballbarlas. ?be MINN two Umtata hiving gives up peuessise of thair beillep were mad. =iced ss earitskers; but Ibis ass refestea to set similarly the present awe wee than spinet him. Ups. the arrival of the eh. riff sad pekise Sees was as, hke this time last year, my attempt at rmfMesae, Xe pusses was pee. w et, save tie poor nowt" of the 1012110, whew Semis; aim rent the sir, sad formed a dire suss au Sepsis sates of the hususasn's bogie, sad the my ef the eanesy foes-hounds that were peeing at the time of possession being takes from John Egos. By this event Bps, his modusr, and two °Wilms were pat oat of dawn, and the Mum levelled to the ground by the bailiffs and their sesistaate, who were all *spared le this town fee that pupas.. The bars attached to Jobs Basn's home, sad wherein one of the families evicted last Novemboe was named by him to reside, was also taken peuessalea of, sad &satiated is the sae amens as the dwettlegbeees. ACCIDENT TO MI. 0. P. BACON.—BRIGIITON, Noe 3—A serious stades; oecorred os fistarday kat to Mr. Bathe, the irorrister of the Sussex Advertiser, pub- Wiled at Leese. Mr. Berea wee eeperlataadui the work s.' of a sew 'teeth priming pease, whoa s potties of the thashfeery caught use of his feet, taking of the greithttre, sad terapletely &atria, out the awls of twofer three of the taw tips. Medical ad was isinedistsly called la, sad we as happy to sta. s that the iejsrod postirstaa is press...slap es feweerebly, coder the eireametasete. at amid be deelred. THE ACCIDENT ON THE GIIZENW . ICH RAILWAY.— The aalliron by Otis seeideut are vies ea as favourably a* wild be e s paced, with owe esesptkos, that of Janes Wood, the miss &iris of the dews train, who oustsised, moss other lijsrier, a composed frseture of the lower jig', sod • severe Kelp wooed. Tb. • y pions hi tbM ere teak ea esfavearebte tern ea ihtsday aiibt, and se Improvement bevies eines takes place, the peer fellow sew Ws is • very dangerous state, without hoes of rreevery. Retison's BANKRUPTCY. ireatlardlly the boron sad polyps of Willies beaus Rebeea west meld by public swiss. seder the baskruptty_, by Wines. Davis sad Johsetese at the livery stables, llart.stsset,Coveat-sarden, sad awaited a hugs attesdasse. Tioe brougham sold Ur padbeas. The attellaseev seabM tbat Robes. paid &obis Use enema to Ruse for it, sad thes had SOL impended an Is by sandier. eletli-bsilder. TM dowsers is whisk Robes" seed to delve to eydoallea mold fee alsetwoe The ebestaat reldias sold for arty plow, .ad li g a ;rei geidlag lot sweaty Wawa. Taw woos sad stable impWittate sold, La fee many pima. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1856. Then was a mart last mining at Raster Hall tiapriatipal mammon boar the satin who formed the maipowy at Dray-lase data( tb. moat porfanaaamo of Italia spins. The propanato was mainly node op—, Map lOW kalllar to a auks' salaam. bat •ery will eabnlatad W outlasts a pram amiably. '1 ha said attnastoos were Grid sad Mar* both of wham mooted thommiam greatly sad wit► immure MONO. Tboy omit topsail Dowlootti's dust " 17a ammo ono," from Ran* Digerati. Mario mai Bata's pretty bawd, " Good bye, owatheart," mom sharaingly—with a aim . Ora', eaPrrekr, sad r °prosy of 11aglleh elosatlaa whisk garbs sem so a leases era to the hat of ear astir h•lledakpers. Otis( rag the air "Tara la arts," from the ?rotator, is whirl open (r we Mr ear dosed) be appeared fee eke list time is Loader on Saturday sight. la regeed to that arranger we mast 'error a mistake ado whisk we fell tam WIN Wilipprir Masks of ear isieractiee. Odd lea act emeared la that awe la Peek: en Is Malik SO ski MA peciarsed die part of Lamm Woe do did to at Ilrearlaer TM ales plimelosi purlieu= lust right were M. end Madam Graff r, imaase ) Mame Amadei, Yam Loral. Albisial, sad Toment. noir ueriloaa were well received by • amines assisbee. eterytilag Wig trendy opplwaiedi awl =Any Oboe floored. Betweta the parts ■ 'plata ea the So: brass let smelts, sot steatiased la the programme, was played (so we were informed) by a pony of Swedes Jut arrived Is Loads.. Their parkwasswee—a mileage of Swedish the, fall of seated ebonite, mad well wonted— was istaresting, thesgb the piles woo too loop. They are people of merit, sad deserve mom A Paris correspondent writes:—a' I was invited to a Parisian oaks a few event's, since to bear Miss Haps. I booed tha roan crowded with mules! altia, frog as of whoa I had a musics' biography of the lady, whkda left an isprowdes a lay Wad that the fair artier* had performed a map mad Us* world, Mu Opals Cook ; bad not bees • forataancly, by savages, but had retuned to the eivillead world without any truce of travel. She has so India* fresco deelpe a her face, but is a very pretty paw, with the sort of hair which the Italian pets go mad shoat, sad the Italia* pastors have gives to their Christian Madame sad Papa Venues. She favoured us with Isaias, Pleads, sad Inglish =WC. Miss Hayes porton a velar at aatessin sampan, sad tory pleasing in quality. SU has not fergettea the Italian aducatioa el her voles, and slags with the perception of aa ouperiested artist." DRAMA DRURY-LANZ. Lest night Mr. Charles Mathews mats his first appearance this edam at Dresrlarts Theatre. Mr. sad Mn. Keeley she reappeared, after a week's mend= to the sad wed a/Lemke. Mr. C. Mathews was resolved with the realest esmitielity—net se esy sethesime—by a his.. whisk mellowed hew the begisalag et the emiag. He played Is the fret instead' Marplot ' la the Asp Bo*. There is a* doubt that Ms dierestar mite hi., for It le werearial tomb, bet the scsvealbaselidee of Ills old-world esesedi pm • alight Mims sem to his easy amasses. Moverthekes, he meted with ialialte spirit, and it is mot tee musk to say that he serried the play elvag ho a maser list mused hi. to be ivies mailed before the @arta§ by the hearty viseife ratios of the audios's. The representatives of the other parts were admirably dressed, sad may did wry well. If be; 4110 sot mob to. Web ar bbgb comfy, they sermialy did net deseead to fares, which was • merit, although, per Mg.', a sessile@ use. Is the comedietta of °soros • Ornmelier, with winch the Leaden public is is familiar, Mr. C. Mathews lad, es venal, the step to himself, sad, u anal, be sweseeded in Allies it for marl, ea hear, 'midst coati. awes laughter sad applause. Again he was brood to appear twit)* after the piste bed roseleded, sad bow his seksowledgmeato to his persistent Waken. The fares of Ti.... Mani 'streamed Mr. sad Mrs. Lesley is their moustemed parts; sad they, too, were weleoesed as if they bad bees ablest a year fasted of a week. The best toot of their poyelarity was, that although they did sot set milli the third piste, sad at a time whs. it woe gelds( late, nose of the imams* indium went sway. Altogether, lowan to rash a *MANI demonstration la • large home so was exhibited last ■i.ht..■e ie funned to &slat the nthet passel essertioe, that play- piss is e■ the &.W.. LYCIUM. Mr. Whiteheatre throe...et drama of the ("eralier was revived lase Yet sight. This pied. originally prodded use kw years dad as the Haymarket, had • mess d'ertinte, bat las weer resod Wreak* is represestatios. It is shed la sesstraodos, sad me usifonsly soaks as to border di oppeadvosese, aareliried es it is by the slightest Distrait tkreughout the whole Wee seta. It bars, hew ed., the stress implied of a polished Misery taste culti vated la the oohed of the elder dressatiste, sad the &s -lope, always eudally written, rises frequently to the tree patio level. skill bass twastials to stage raced% adios sad eosins% are mattes, mid without this • week eves of seek aadosabted literary merit is the Caselier will be es &tired butesidly by sa avenge thestried aulleses. Mr. Dines, S. eaptala riargreaver, played with groat foams sad pathos, bet the pert is eseresly as wen adapted for W as Vass la tibia >w bas already appeared. Mar Dare, as tbs trawhaerted wife, permitted by Martha amnion, acted with mob hasp, sad with her hothead was sailed forward at the sad of the seated MIL After TM Mara Nualisteen amy hp* was piedseed, soda the title of Dols.; fae Swum. It was toothily mho eeesfsl, a malt dashikis largely °Mg to the Melted %Stift of Mr. J. L. Toole. This gestlonsa Temente a emery youth who, salted op to Lembo to rood,* • Isom, pots up at ea to. bowing the Wised the lied Lica. Lowrie., hi. to. wishes% koowleidge el the loislity, he lads himself is a Hamm sob, travails( the tows sad mills, at asaberien Rod Lioss vela gloat of the right ese. Befog (A some) withoat his pane, hie Daly remise I. to endeavour to dodge the sob. IBIS, whisk he trios to do try leigairg to km Miser at a boaro, kepis. to pens thresgh smbeerved. He is mess Med, however, by the meter of the hem, is. of those 1 1 aimed di patios= who Met My is Lusa, sad who., by amiss of eywiroms, saistaluse tint intruder for es aspeoled Mow ter his daughter's head. The Mesas, bowsaw, hss Mod out hie debtor, who endeavours to pats kits der a oranatry Woad ; sad a series of &beardlike mom midis( is the resegaition of the sob victimiser, who obtains his Mpg sad sopemodes the apestod bridegroom la the good groom of 11111 aboard old 'asthma's daughter. . Mr. Teak, wie; played with ieadagging aad k avideatly becoming a (math* with Ink sa dness% sad was greskil *wagheat with load laughter sad applaare. Mr. and Mtn. Barney Williams having soog, sad jigged, and " bobbed aresed," to the milkiest do lomitic. of • Leaden oodles's. hem Mired from the Adaphi, making way for the directress, w►o returns Is the evar.vesd•nt Green Bashes. Thoaah t►e east of this =airdrome is very &Hama Ina what it was them ran ego—Mn. Yates bevies retina tram the Wade, sod Mew Yitswtlllam and Mr. 0. Smith twits the earthly stage—ors yet hove Medea* Celeste es effective ea ever Is her pathos sad ►er pantomime, and Mw ra. Wright sad Bedford eves mom ludicrous beaus r wit' g their gaggiag earl by-play, sad nest meat% Mosaic The chersetm of Nally O'Neil. so offessissiT manila by Mrs. Fitswilltam, is sew played by Mire Kate Holly, and played so well that we are La doubt which to admire ShOst, t►e sometimes of hes brew, or the sataral pathos of ►ner eating. Mr. Oaths, tee, a ratio ns& whose .Mmes Is evidently imagism! by the steams meat I. be mixer puts, bet who, nanwthetees, rashes • e►areetor his swt el everythimg entrusted to was is meaty sesta* • better Wild Mertes►h Ilea Mr. 0. Smith. the wrlgleal repressatative of the part. Lest sight. altos the GM* ihralwo, was massed a senile dna% homisi ea • Prima visa, On Mori"' • ramp bum and sailed A Bonk! Marriefer is which Mr. lA* Murray side hie drat apparatus at the Ad.lphi after 12 maths' Onus. The pieta is of the alightoet conetractioa : some half doses eavalien are la bias', after the battle of Wormier, at the raised wage of Biz Walter Radium They are partakisg of a banquet, tho materials for which have bee gathered ben the duskpoad and fowl-yard of a certain Matron Willoughby, • dashing young widow living is the seighbovaltood, whoa the lady herself esters, to coat plain or the aanisden. While there, the ides come tato the bed oldie suet ?oystering of these cavaliers, us Cap tab Osithaves, to draw up a costraet of marriage, sad to obtain to it the agitators. of auburn sad the lady. Time two, harpies it a joke, sign readily enough, bat Cu bans Ikea tolls them that they are on Sottish mead, sad that the sere bet of the agitator's minden the marriage perfestly valid. Thu the lady objects, eau oils with her imbued, fights him with a rapier sad wounds him, dually being brought to lova him, sad to Wag dues the ustala es a resaselliation aid • primed of bappilteek by a few somplbeestary seatesue, sad • proteaded mud ea Its pen el tb gostleasa. All this le day email mad set my istelligible, and it we men asMB this anal to get at the messing of the plot tart sight, is the asters wore geserally haperbet. Mr. Leigh Murray soled as infatuating up hill part with mare spirit than it deserved. Mime Wyndham looked very hand. some as tha widow ; and Mr. Wright, a cowardly sad luso lest cook, wee, of coarse, the subject of buses laughter wheuver he appeared. The i 5,.., the hall in Raven's Hill Castle, is taut admit 'ably put upon the stage, and Ms quite a Cattemolo-lb effect. The whiter mason at the Thefts* Royal, Glasgow, wss to commase last night, whew Miss Helen Neel was to sepsis ht the "Patrician's Daughter." Miss Louise Lesley also ashes her lint appanage is the " Little Tree• ewe." NAVAL AND MILITARY. The following circular memorandum from the Hone Guards bee been issued : " Home Guards, Oct. 30, 1856. " The circular memorandum dated Home Guards, May 22, 1864, for the Mining of r emelts sad for ball will the Iliai4 rifle, hewing been issued to meet roarer missatilea of the service darts' the war, is eo far madiged asset to limit the remelts' lastractios to 40 days. Ti. gaaoral prlseiplirs of that memeraadvm will still be ad- Mnd but recruits will not be seat to join their heed tauten until I. every respect It for the ranks. o By eommaad,. " G. W. a , wap ADMIRALTY, Nov. 3.—Ploworiox.—Lietitsnant W. B. Blphisstons (1848) promoted to the mak of corm made?. Artollllllllllll.—Lisuumanis P. WK. Godfrey (1841) to the Formidable, 84, gaud ship of ordinary, at Sheerness • ad T. 8. Gooch (1864), to the flatelllte, 20, maim ottani sloop, at Devonpon. Auburn Paymesten G. B. Brews (1862), to the Coa purer, 100, seam atoms ship, in the Block Bea ; and C. J. Cud (1861) to the Royal Walton, 120, guard ship of aril aeo7, at Demnport. Cloths W. B. Risk to the Impregnable, 104, flagship, at Devasport ; W. Gap I. the ladehtagable, 60, flagship, south mot mast of Astoria* stalks ; A. B. Cumming to Um Brunswick. 80, mew swam ship, at Demotion ; B. U. Rennin to the Doke of Wellingtas, 181, esrew stews skip, at Ponies:nth ; and J. T. Farwell, to the emperor. Aotisg Clot 8. L. Leaman to Nu Tortoise, 12, seen skip, at Naval C A W. J. N. Bau', to the Manor* 84, 14 ship, Facile ranee. earkiershie activity prevails in the shipbuilding &primula at Chadma deetryord, mil peat miaow re Wag made la order to hue Mole ousels la mum of KM strattke mespleted as sots as penal*. SIMI OPIRATIONS BY NIGHT AT CHATHAM. CHATHAM, Nov. 3. It having become publicly known throughout the I tetras this wade g that sore intereatiag siege °panacea would take plea at Chatham Gnat Liar during the sight, lby the time dud for the esesabling of the troops, via., half-peet els, vary onsiderable smatter of person had canted mead the betroths, at whia tine the Royal leghp. en, and the Hon. Int India Cuspate. Sap py, sad Waite, 50 the samba of shoat 1,000 nes, siestabled ea puede la marshier' order with their and tools for week*, sad at mesa *Week tiny wen notched is separate diehisse to the grand fa sharp of losatessat Lougee», LW, who took die rammed of the workiag patty of the Royal Raglans, of the left attack ; sad Major &goy, R. 11., with a streag weekiag pony, preended to take einanaad of the party of the right Muth ; whilst Car ina Walker, BA., took shame of the lane soda his *eased, sad was snider' by Linteuest Therold and Badge Mont, of the He. Ben ladle Cowmen maim, and proesedott to the eserina, Pon Pinkest, is order to detect It wind the enemy. Msjor Ratestd, /LB., wined by Lieut. Phillips, R.E., were Ike stone who had the marl arrangement of the operations. Cartels Conlaterlasd, RM., sedated by several earnest earners, dinned the nen attack, with a portico of °Assn from We provides', Imitation, sad a larg• body of troops bobtails, to rscissosts of the thee; oat Cspuda Hoary &thaw, ILE., Lieutenant Huse and Unmeant Keith, 11.11., attended the Said . a lms of the provateeM Inutile. and aeon ander their command, r the left — & — thellehhi OHM bogie, the troops orimineased reds, r u = lol 9 ergWolk* hell-Hake, sad elevated sad r the sight was dark the troops were MOW by • amber of lights seed by the easy is Ina leld Moire eyes; the operatics of the slap ding from the Wow of the kill ea the left of Chet- Ma Una to the host mate to the Bleck La Ina, Re. irempess, ea the right, at the yard dames et 600 aide, a pert la the peoloagatlos at the sepal et the Liss% Baia The trosing having bees ra pieta, the dial was gives fee a regular attack. A patrol of Royal Raglans as seat out from the garrison to attack the besiegers, sad ea their failing in w4h the out pickets elf the easy, • brisk Ire was opened ea them by the arida, party la the eatreashed works. The whole of the working party, esteading away three quartets of a mile, Meal to their arms, sad shortly afterwuds a heavy lag eceserseed os the pram, the patrols leaving Wad them ire-halle ea the era Is ether to see their way late the guar, The garrison, is return, opined a ims Ire of arti from P tee ner/Imaort Anthent; the gem were issued by the e% l Maass (Light Itsfeatry), the etarels bats; Used the Royal Lo an, who Ml se ,reap, keeping up a raking fire of um- Way Rem use ea of the Use of fortifleatioas to M Man gerbil cad ebee lights were 14 up is lb* &Te ta = g oi r a, b is os a , seder the charge of whoa threw • briniest len over the rontry for nine. The troops la the ani ma seat s party es a patrol hots the woke, but owing to ow mew they were sort discovered by the bealegleg pe lesiele be do amok, ; they were then drives beck under a Amp lee al auketiy, and the firing was kept cop by the MOOS prefeetmg the patella and henries with oast arable spirit, end, as main could be sea but the rifler ties from the Meg, the annotry ad field piers of artil• Isry had altogether a very aposiag effect. Darla, the arise the Spur Battery end the King's Bastion berme brilliantly lighted with ire-balls sad bias lights, and their irefleados 'roasted • met uthjailleest eight, hails, she appearance of • lag* town sa free The whole of the proseedisp wen cashiered priestly satisfactory to Camel Elsadbass and the whole of the stet officer, who were prima It wee very late before the troops were celled to go to their barracks. They were sorbed . II Is columns. About 4,000 penal were resat oaths liar to wither this taististisi military quotas. JIIDOI.—Os Prittey remise isms iaaroleat thief selaildt. tad a robbery at the residua of Mr. Pashtos'. Q.CL, the Asrstast-Jedge, Is the Mew* sumer. He rousted as ofileialloohisg letter. mid mid be was to wait tot au miser. As the hall nag, the helms MS Wining the tea-semis, dews Mahe. and be *ad it as aWM is the FELONIOUS ASSAULT BY • ORMAN SOLDIER— hell while be tent to tie dew. Me took the latter whim About eleven esfaek as Suaday sight, s • dome* dressed la Mr. sad gam be soma dews dm lialk we. MA wanes same Abselmth Dears, wits of a earmstst of 'a as" t ie I M P OO N Iie astea4.6l9l lade,, sad sallas" Elmsterat, was yooseedleg al5 lbe road ha ant bet Ws* and r lalsissalk Thlb eld 11 114 lbw_ awl. daughter who wee monies home from Celebesta, whas ds eltlifilllMlL uid eClUMWAYS ITEM hre,witbost attest*); se Me rods hem hem*, she was assealust by • as melted In hileselleseed . The teas Germas seblaseorbe brooked her doves late a ditch nod si d = ,4 llrweldtbdreihmegh=sladeft hre t. with hussy Bass pulled bar wat, sad attar a am* Malik sinning.% am 11114 railed IMMO& Tbe le harms, sad yesterday a im iralra SePale i g a le rm be lli e m "l emagio llli Ife lepti llilliV aggilr eed" .lolll/1111 1. 111 warmest was hawed for his apprabsesism— Year &nit by = pew hewn sod ghee an waati W law& Tss Niaiiem.—LivAseoor. Nov. 3.—The Mize nta.___...6llll•lL._•l4l•l4llll•__,_ w w 4l= M the epode Ihneabs hem the Vetted Sesta par the t =" 1 „ 6 " /""'",•744.7ri vi a mm i t ada se rke eetaehthemme. Misgen-4meuseig 255,174 isiteve-was @knout et I pw.ji - Casjusose e. seieelem Pre Teti_ I .by awe`""` Weird meiliesle. Omerikegin a.ololl‘dlevhei ma St la" (Stamped Id. Addi►tional.) [TWOPENCE. SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW OF TEE TAT ON LOBOS ISLAND. ' Oe Friday last we me, from a letter from He nault, man annat of the vents of the nail 'put in the We-boat of the Tay, whisk was wrecked is the Golf of MeMeo. The following Is • letter written at Bt. Theses by one of the wreaked, sad give' some unbitten of the sufferings of the maw as Lobos bind "The Tay Wank es Caps Bozo, Is the Gulf of et 6 a.m. ea Istarday, the 20th of August. The mese on board was most aortal. The moaner steamer rolled abort es if Is its bet spay—the 'utak' semi sad collected. All the beats, lowered sad maimed, stood of at a abort disuses. Biasses sharks estrounded as, end seemed to mark es for their prey. Between the nests ism there was a sort of lull, by whisk the boats coda munatuisete with the ship. The See IMO dreadful to look at. If It bad ben rough weather aot a soul would have bees Wave half sa hoer after the ship streak. As seen as possible sae at the lit. boats was des. unborn Tannish I. damp of the mail sant, with the meld and itmliwidass.faii‘sim eamisnaes. The wily thieve that math bo get hem thi ship for the Olken mid mew, were some bierait, salt pork, a few live fowl sad name, and about five or si: pikes of water. The captain's gig wee loaded with some hams, toadies, jams, Janine, the up tab's private goods mad clothes, some of the elbows' private ebothes, some minable; sad three men. Tits gig drifted sem& to the men of the Tay, sad after being kaocked mina like • shuttlecock she was thrown bottom upwards. Ewe of the an were drugged below by sharlea, and never appeared afterwards. The other made his op/psalms, rest tapes three can, whisk he bad grasped. He *sly rope seated a etroug man in sgasy. He battled with the raging turf, sad got ashen safely, although sharks were all armed him. At slues am. the ship was deported, the captain bong the last to lean. Nbtety-ale pima ware now cost adrift, with seemly pulsing enough for • single meeL It was impossible to land say where sear Cape Bozo, bemuse of the vicious of the serf. At interval a low small bland bold be absorbed at severe] miles distant, end this was our only hop Menastp. The captain declared that it was the lased of Lao, sal j probably water would be bead there. He resomemaisa that all the boats should go for that Mesa, nil es baba 'importuned, he rscommeaded ell M teen la Oak end Maw can of their lives. At use p.m. the ehlef Wow led the way j la his boat to the Woad, the ellgaMb M the dingy bringing up the rear. We reashod the Mead son after 4 p.m., but bead the earl rolling sweetens high, teeming apparently sa impregnable wall mond it. We waited for the uptake, to know what should be dose. Metal* Strati esambed mains peria et the Iliad, sad at breath he now what he considered an nab', and he sutured it, the dingy bele( light, sad landed. Be was to wave a handkerchief oboe by a hat seas ea the imbed if we were to follow. No beadkerelle waved. At length the marten came of again. He said the loaded bons amid not get in ; the dingy must One ia a few at • time. By this mesas we all landed, after great den/tbs. It was s'sandy beeeb, studded with rocks. • an with a boat-hook stood on the bow of the dingy, end guided her is through ea avenue of rooks. Before onsythlog was leaded sad the tons made fast it was wady dark. All were pale, haggard, and and. All hands wen, however, piped, sad Captain Streit, with • voila ebehred with smotise, offend thaaks to Almighty God km oar peat deliverasse. Envy sae was is Man. Nothing scald be man edema or amass than this woe. The bland an whirl we were was about three miles la skean bresse. We wandend sheet, std feud bonen two des trees drat fusels drives Into two wells, to preen& the mod from getting into the water. The wells ail sot seem to promise • very liberal supply et water. Then were ether Ague of visite,e having bees as the Waal. After a .all picas of basic a little pog, sad a snap et perk, had bees given to every one, we prepared for rest. ivory mu weediest shoat seek's' at every bask a shelter for the sight. • lighted lamp was hues up in • tree. Many a strong iron-looking sea was subdued that sight, sad want seently oa his bans imploring sersoar hem Hansa. We all rested ea the ground, with setting over as bet our day sloths. The bind was brilliant with is film, sad makes and Mouth mewled over us. The rolling sea, Mating sad unfeeling itself Is earn surges ca the flay spot ea whisk we woo rostiag, was thundering all sight la our eon. Ikeda, mowing arrived. It was feared that the wells would be dry after we bad emptied them of the melt quality of water bud la them, bat this was sot the eon foe eon afterwards the spiage filed the well spirt. Al hands were piped &gala, sad payers wen read. • slight breakfast of biscuit and pork, or ahem, was served oat. The captain asked for venation to visit the wren, to see what weld be mud Erna her. Numbers of tan voleateend te go, sad they started for the wreck, bat could set apprised% it, the sea had so incriesed in violins. Kea were trampled ea oar solitary bind is shooing ma galls and pellsear, which abound thus, and we fed on the birds. After perm in the evening we laid down again with heavy hearts. Tenanted with hideous had nubs, whin caused horrible disgust as they crawled over us. Mouthy morning rase to so better reopens. Tile saptaia sad volutions son visited the wreck. No better lash this time. Then was ao appemehleg the wreak. Heated for turtle eggs, sad bud qualities. Although plenty of turtle were then, they could sot be caught. Parsed mother miserable day; half barna, and so good yrs spasm. The mitten read prayers, sad all laid dews tO try to lad rest for both body and naiad, for the third sight. Tuesday moraiag, after prams and breakfast, a party west *gala to the wreak, road this time sunned in gating sa board, sad took away from her several sheep sad fowls that were nearly dead. Oa low lag of this MIIIOIII4 two more boats west off airway, sad got mow pus, lamps, blankets, sad • few beds, pil• lows, As. Pound the poor cow Min, bet seek exhausted. Could set get her out thus, faiths weather was threatealag, sad the sunk made us all leave for ear solitary home. In the mune of the day our somber wee tuned late ny— e steam, was ones bearing down apse se. This was a Manna war steamer seat from Temples to our relief. We got all as beard of her that day, sad went std eared the poor sow. The captain of the Mexican war steamer would not delay say time, for if bad weather had come on it would set have been sate there. We got everpthiag of our bind by Tuesday night, and wets comfortable oft board the war steamer. Oar ands were sow more at eon, for the went bed pared. Oa Wednesday night wo teazle& Tenpin. Ben we were • swath wattles for the Camay to take as to Bt. Thomas, when we should be shipped for England. What with eashery, teases, suture, sad bed Bebe, half of the oil. son sad stew were laid up with ape sad bear at Tannin. We were plead is a house which wag infested with am* pease, scorpion MOH% and mosquitoes, which nearly drove every us mad. Those who were well ewe& west up Tampico river shooting 'Weston with some Aameimme. At Length oar deliverance emu. The chief ponies of the Miens sad stew wen brought of ia the Conway. At Ha. numb • number of the crew went into the Amnion net chant service. They obtained employmnt sanity, becuse sailors were wanted, sad they were preferred beaus they bad excited interest on amount of the sofforiags they had udergone. At Si. Thome. a number of the crew were en gaged, so that only the officers sad about 36 of the crew will go home to Eaglaad. May of the men frappe at Bt. Thomas west coca to the Spanish main. ROBBIZT AT THE House OF THE ASSISTANT COMMITTAL OF AN ATTORNEY IN COURT. At the Cheshire Quarter Sessions,held at Kriutsfotd, Net Wednesday, an tipped wu beard egged a conviction for uolawfal pcosseleo of stolen silk. To prove that the silk hod been lawfolly 'squired an invoice was produced In inert i n 'S the part el the appellant Si covering the alleged purchem• The Invitee was produced in a mutilated form, a portion which it woe suspected would have disqualified It for tho pan was to play In the trial b.lag absent. The wormy for the appellant was Mr. Cooper, and the some which followed the production of the paper is that described by the Carnerreo Stapaschief: The paper woo :tended down to counsel, and the court was jut saying that they should Ulm to look at It, when something happesed ferb led to the following eirtraordi am seise aid sommittal of Mr. Cooper. John Scott, **n otable*/ Chunk Limbo, who happened to be sittiag ea the mat Whited counsel. about three persons dis tal hem Mr. Cooper, was observed to my something to Conebbie Taylor, of Conglotcn, who was stendtag our the wltsese.boa ; when Taylor bolted down heed hemmed mean the people'. feet, and pro- Neatly emerged hellos up two mail bits of paper, which he 1 . 1 .1 1 = ..up rb iter whose Mr. Cooper wee sittiat i er nor. " evert wee so Noir Abet. a id viols scoot wee knollikee Dud melba aeleatkm. Mr. hymen. es:r i beneb, Shed smill please to the tarn popes, and said that they scoresposisit es far as they west, but that there was yet • mak plisse . Down dived Con ✓iable Taylor again oaf pleased soother small pine of men samating the Mr. Cooper had scraped his foot se veral times backward end forward on the door over where he bend It. Constable &tett then eddresed the beech, gayly, that lts had sees Kr. Cooper tear Online' oat of the tarries NA throw thsni down. _ Amtdst irestilli; Memo Mr Madman said—Daring tint?' years that I ham sat *pen Ole bench, I never saw a pro-. media( so andadouly winked so this. We mast saspend. t the farther bearing of Ms egged, while we decide what. to do en the eztreordlnary saw whish hes sow Ifillapr which at Mut is a madder contempt of mart. Mr. Soa ves, I shall be glad of your 'dirk* on behalf of the mown. Mr. Baena Min Pegged leg to the Mach and maenad with them a short time. Aar whisk TM Chairmaa directed the depositions to be taken moods. (and Mood) of every person who saw anything of the strange. NSNIN _ Omarhie fitawartson, of Waverton, who sat nazi to p Mr. Cosine, dspeeed that ha saw Mr. Coopeedcroble ap a iece of paper and stick Ids pearl' through it, attar whisk he haaded It to Mr. Macintyre. B. could sot say that he sa— gely saw bin tear ft. Mr. Coops, protested against the inquiry 'distillate'. The piper was not material *iridium in the case, and the tern part had not best iatauded by his to be u sed as evidence at all. -- Mr. Matdatyre roes and said that it wee do. to He own mutation se (late) mussel for the appellaat is the ens, which be mold of coarse conduct no longer, to state 'spit slily t he document was handed to him by Mr. Cooper, sat by Ma to the whams as ovidente, and that of the most asap tidal ebenotor. moss-szamiaid Scott at eameseas and wearisome !myth ; sad at last, cm being told by the Chairman that he was nemdlag all Mewls of pa tient*, ha said that he waisted to know what the easarias tics was for. Tbal;iraa an—l will tell you. 1 mean to take *vides*, aow, with a view to you committal for • contempt of matt. and I mean to lay the depositions afterwards before th• Court of Qaun's &soh, to support on application whisk I shall muss to he nude to strike you off the rolls. Mr. Cooper—Thu I shall decline to remain farther. The Chairman—Yon nut remota. Officer, take Waist* custody. This was done, sad the ease precluded. The depositions of Wales Taylor, Thomas Sampson, S. J. Maciatyre,, HR., and W. Nam, Boq., were then taken ; the two latter gtheemea to the fact that the mutilated evidence wth matorfal to the met, sad that the mutilation mosatially altered the elan tithe Lavoie@ as it stood before. La the sad, Mr. Coo was committed for contempt, sad woe wrolowl all sight is the House of Corrado's. Oa Timm's, he was disabused ; but an order of court was tads, *rothas the sweaty solicitor to apply to the Court of Poem% lash to have Mr. Corp.. swath off the rolls. =MIL COUNTY COURT NOIICES. At the hearing of a orae, Stratton o. Taylor, at the Weetbuf fe Cousty Court on Wednesday, defendeet beaded to the ju (J. (I . Esq ) some mere, among e whisk wee a p oted form or notice, bearing the royal mat of arms, which he bad received from plaintiff before be wee proceeded simian in the County Court. It vas as follows : I beg to rail your attention to the statemeat of your sesout below, due to Kr. James Stratton, sad to inform you, that unless the NMI be paid on or before —, I shall hamediately take promodings splint you in the County Court, according to the sew set for the recovery of the same, without giving you farther notice.—l am, fours, Gaoloa MINIM Massa.—Arsetiat dae, 21. Os. ld.—To Mr. William Taylor." "Notice.-9 sad 10 Visterts, cep. 96. And be it sowed, that if a party summed shall not attead as required by the mansoes, it shall be lawful for snob judge to commit the party so sumnimsed to prison for any penod not noised ing forty daya. And it le further smemed, that when the judge shall have made ea order far the payment of the matey, &ad osoli erase be see smelled with. the mem , atoll be rase unable avian the psis sad c hattels of the sell Party ; ant eheall these he se effects, imprisonment for forty days, this tent of imprisonment not releasing the party treat the geld deft." His Hosea Isquired of Mr. Beeves by *hue aattority 'the notice wu sent? In reply, „Mr. Beeves laid it wu usual is their firm to send such notices before other pro seedinp were takes, and that snob notices were generally lest oat by young men employed in Messrs. Stratton% establishment.—His Honour made some severe renestka„ and ecedessaad the prattle* in strong terms, and said that the plaintiff had, by sending that notice, rendered himself liable to be indicted for a 'misdemeanour. It was something to demise sad lupus on the public, end to take advantage.- of the ignorant. He was surprised at their sending suth trash to defeadast, and he hoped nothing at the kind would.. °cur gals, otherwise the pony sanding It would be... puelekrA. His Hosea, gave judgment for the debt, see. amended by plaintiff's agent, bet refused espouses, restart lag that the last of sending tbat illegal notice was quit* seta— tient to justify him la retelling any special sapeness., Junal. THB NORTHERN RAILWAY PRAVDS. Charlie Cerpentier, the cashier of the Northers Railway Company, and the last of the fugitives fro:raj/Mir I oosnesiss with the late frauds, hoe bees comment b y some United States °Seers in Orange county, at willies,* se be had engaged himself se • farm labourer. He was is b e d when arrested. He 'freesia great surprise, bat finding hie Gist of se mall. be Sully sekaowledged hi. sunny be Carpentier. Es wee then takes in his sough attire set New York, and lodged ia the Ridridge-street gaol with tif s as. oomptiose previously arrested. Carpestierhs snow t was brought shoat, it is said, by a shrewd somstrysian, w so re cognised him from the published desmiptions % • otwlth , @Madinah* (Carpentier) bed shaves off his =oasis Me sad otherwise disguised himself. Not any property olf• .alse was foiled in possession of the prisoner. Be said he wrived in Amities very poor, and had scarcely money sang gh to pay the expresso of *journey to Swope. Oa Friday, Y. Tissaadier, who was sent fros s France to identify the fugitives: appeared before Justice ()Moroi, at the Lower Pollee Co urt, New York, and sat.. th e busy ing affidavit : Smarms' Tiesandier, of Path, in Fraser , now befog in Meek; of New Yak, being duly seem, de poses os4 says met 6747 shares or titles of the *spits 1 stock of the Northern Railway Compasy of Franca , 'with the couposs attached thereto, have been stolen or esakiesale.l from said company; that the same are of great value, and that depo nent aspects that such property, or portion thereof, is ena meled is the Mesa and premises No. 197, West S;Atesath street, is the sity of New York ; he therefore eon plain, of the above, and prays for • warrant for search for all the pro perty se coaceakid, as provided la such cease TIIeSANDIZZ —Sworn before me. this 17th dav of o,tober, 1856.—8. W. Osman% Police Justice." Upon this affidavit a 'earth warrant cars issued, and placed, for exeutlon, la the hands of &mess ,t Bump, albs Chief's-office, and Deputy Ilaltrd State s Matebel Ryer. These °Boers, guided by the informatics imparted in the annexed anonymous, note (Hot to one of the reran con owned), discovered a box eoutatuing ar amount of prop irty stolen from the railway company : "In the second story of tenement house, No. 197, West Bizteenth street, frost room, lives T. , redcrick Couvot, house earpenter. Is the sub collar of said house, whin fuel is kept, sad which is divided into wood room, to actoramo gala fear sr five fantilk4 "rho Ilve there—in the wood hones apportioned to said C,ouvat there bee recently been resolved two tons of coal. The coal must be removed. Trader the eonl is three lr chits of tendon or earth. Between , the coal and paving of the cellar, under th e flagging of ' brick or stone, whetter : lr the cellar is paved with, is a small wooden boa, of Or It a foot square, ioelosing a tin hoz, which is moldered, 'containing the rarebits." The box found in the phce described in the Lot', con kilned a oceasidexable amusust of the eabessled property, bat les owe value we are enable to state. _ _ All the te . .rties caseated with the peat frauds oa the Frisch Wroth, who Bed to the Uoited States, en sow is tastol7, laming gives great Inaba to the pollee. One of the detectives attached to the ehist's 1.111 c., bas just returned el to Ngurpoiew York, boa New Octane , whitiar he west is search Yob I MIR Cammadon. To Orem „I DOL .. ::: 3 mkedid ammuniellea. mad ear Co.. 17 Wow