The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-12 00:00:00

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W•• by Me be•M 1M Mu = "7. 13 11 1•4 et we heal. INS LAU FATAL COLLISION ON 1713 SOUTH WALLS NAIL Ind 7. SWANSEA, Nov. H. Tho loser-protrected inquest at the body of Mr. Amhara, Wie we WWI by tie collihe at tau err es the Sear Wales lismhiey, err Pyle, llrrat: W., e. hewer to a den WM rear* Ile draw/ace. yard is wirer ere those err beve away bees perk is the legalist epos ware et the dearet. — The lary, alter acre daLberatios stunted • virdkt of nassalaeghter against Edgar Ears the chit, and Henry Derney. lb. port... i t Port Talbot-etatlos and sealer Chine.Whit*. the sation-seeter at lkorniy. Tbey &leo espaskd eh. following to lbw eon's.% This ea ry shoo wish so tfanr mot/amt. will& reference to Us ighly blear obis cuodnt of Yr. H. Truer. the atedea-marer at Port Tel- Mt, to boriag Ismatisenly admit Soup preenger irsia fres Port Talbot brine awartainang whether say hasher tele- LaPharework:two bad Skin place between Starry sad arien, sero particularly r r whither the mearap he rimer re be east w army bad has duly ear sad acksew- M.A. Tie try &hie dela to arm carry spa the seen-war. Railway C_o_smi kw not arisylag Tuner at Omar .Wien and as to wash end dimly undantand in Et Tllll jury aloe dads to =ls soder to Irma the alas to are of way hens Jot• • hypes vas ehoehl be prod Inareirely all the emir elf ash train." poomdbil tbaammirmal. It abrold b. instiso.. that M.. VFW.. the Stermy OWN.. tsar, who yr coramitard by carver's ~not at the Ark Mira, law aaly admitted is Ye by • Men sir oh 11•ianiay Ira 7114 L OF MI Di U or TES 1074.1 BRITISH JUNI. Tobrdity appliostko mode at Amnion Ohm W. J. 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It all he a kiel it bar ar It hoe hem Wileativelyenwpd maw theA O'r'al aer the Se -Oesseel WI We ew pie= Wei, awl that Ok leekelit Thsloir all kW We peiser Ws ea behalf et We swim. We —*fuel opewei waerel haw bow naiad Ihr w yeleaeweie rad de- Wks ; sod, bee We *lure awn dWe ',Owe to he aldweed, the erial kill ratably het lbws weeks. FATAL ACCIDIST IN HtlertliG.—A elsockiag sc ant plus Timis, be hi &sob D•••s, Ma ul•••at at IMsslbrtissir prearhsess Is Ir= e l acearr.l Kr. W. Kik a padrins makes al Disitss, • es Os bord.n• at Mew MO OW MaiPla OM Kr., 3 Abbott. vlss amass Ko hol et hi. lIPMM nutgit Is • " Keeper ;'9ashrollag, Owe Kr. WLII• ► over, sad MI tips Wm. kal4l i• • 01llTOTAL PALM= ..- Ou 1511111.12310 DAT. - 1 111bevesayy, Noy. 11.--A4kasaa as Moab IMII; Oft. be smogs *AM% in ; mai omen. (Advertise4yst+-HOLLOWATSI 01111111 NT AT) was k ma w1 4..... ... asa ems Swami =Ora •• 111= . 18:&- . i ri:L 4 4:O6 . lielsA...c.. 2y . rdlial sr . ll= :trobrs. kr um a t il itrtiLsp ks 4 l &n l yrffell, I li ik unlb gtamv4 . ‘ - -..- ii= " l . • ;mei a. MR =Nib THE . Lido inullicona. EQLTTY COURTS.—Nov. 11. (Bofuno Vice-Ch./A.0111.r s, W. P' Wood.) THE TAW. OE CH3DIOHIII P. 1.117106 Mr. Itolt and Mr. Jr. Tutored esdlasheemajamelicia which was obtained magine esprit the dahmient Meng the vary. 0 , restrainlam Idn for the pelsbneles of eertman lettere. From the sialseeret of the Man men lisp. pawn that the tairemetaree sake whisk the lejamellea was abater& went se ham i—Tbe ilehadent, Kaior law* 5 =cit a= the *mat Wiwi that= h▪ elms him am/ the dernaltr a mbiat ttfullitiAlli 686 tishadant, in nehmen le the et the rimmonesat et hie estate, had Med Mime eseentlem lir epos which dip {cadent Mimed his ear eying be esuldiee leemeresatire to be the plaintiff's newt if be had Imo hie milidemess. Winn be accepted • reeneetion Mind` et the ewes time Menemd his eetielleens es Wm the Maws astir is quit • arm white be essegied se a easel ef hie koaddp is Wm widths. TIMM sad defeedeat were r es imele arms Mdmito Ifs* ambeing be the elseleaship el bad sed spat, end after the nallemeldp r ida kt had uy they mel ad Os Limited Service oak w e leek amobersorhas defrelant, addramig his lard oW mid le amid nehr hisadship would he eantianek to with\ Ms Wahl, espied that he oaly ksase Major Wed as his arat, emi es be lan men to be son be dared to have so tanker segminteace with him. Major Lem& sielmed three imethif wary after Inertia the morass, sad heaths as maim to recover it, sad while that aide wee pmdbf be was bleed that hla loniship's wslialbe • Ind wb,ered the of . Hayward, this newatly desessed, mod who Meibew Kr ea the sidirweat of has lardshWe Tatedie maim, to produce at the trial remain been free the &heart to Mr. Keyword, and which were marked i• ply* sod mad deities" On receipt of this laisneeties sidirM, an the lith February 1866, wrote a Lair le the pilealL la which he stated that if his private sad asidkleWei letteriwore pro. doted in court it was hie imeatha to madam, be mart, sad on any °rearm ha ale* gait dt , bk letters to him Ale ha was eantag with is army in the East; bat is eaten caws wave mealkeed •la those letters ha mast submit the haws to dm ant, and ask their permission, sad thee ha near do this by 10 o'clock the following sn tarmhos he head Man his heslalelp in the m , etre. Than the based reemosi obeerred, were the only lettere Ma eel bad Mar to the defendant otmeeralng the mammon et lie • sad they were of importance to him in hiembdr il a 001 wish to produce them. To this letter Lord that he nee nothing of the intention to call far oper a lanais *irate Imre, mad that he should give *steadier is Ws solicitor not to cell for the., and if saes this Major law* should show any of his Issrishm's lettere, he should submit the must to the committee of the United Service Club. To this letter Major Laurie replied to the effect that eager them eireumateeme be Amid not nodal, the Mors, sad that so keg es good kith wan kept with him, ha Maid keg goal Mk with Lord Cardigan. Thee the matter mead mot May, KW la the meantime the action had hem tried. lewd Chellpa bed paid UM late mark 1 sad then ins a media is Imam of Major Laurie ter pe arks smease. la 1866 r arbitimea wee ndia. reeptaleg the ellemicee Major Learn was welded to ea &Mg op Ms dem, darks which some I T sees napsegag the mamma and Mr. Hama, hi. 's ogee. meilie same obearvatioes balmeatiag that eame lapoper Meheassumate by Maier Lem* es semi tips ladi Mager Lima wrolo to Mr. Hoe" regmateleg that them obserirstleme might be with &son, or that his meow& might ha sehmitial ie sae of the sedieere of the Damk of •.Dagissad. whisk he added, might ho safriter egeemeMe am melba& es ear prime Ma am mai by Mr. llemeett to ere p ate re plied that he did sat blew what Major lamb ralistal to, samat he pnbliehed kis private Was free the Cel=lie nasals* 031101,01[1008 which he had heed while • poet et his lordship'. table. •my at this hear le loth bens eat to Major lea* mad la he wise a Mr. lieseets. essithan • eery et the later of the lab Peesaery, otatistg it wee thesizzwee tea et Lord Canker, Moe what bad to irks um af earl innurtione sad that rri ha was limed la hie owe dines to speak out, sad it eight be roger to pull& led lay bribes the world every set ad bie la Memos a Lard C sedi sad let the pub= whether he had triols hie lemiship's Nab*, further ten *ea WI the swam of a ! preasia year 0 1100 Colonel Maley Ind Major Loris that lard Ceedigr had mead him of cone* so unworthy that ha • meld do no kr than sequalat bin with the larpatetior on his chenekr, sad Mai he maid ao bogar rasa him on the seas terms small the mete wee cioe op sad mike* ; sad he added that the secomathe wee that ha MI thastmeal to pahlish lard Cardigans prima wed mei &Wel Isaac Major Luis thermos sabsekted to Coked Marley the tomeepseisace which had lehat PIM New the sagest, mad Camas. Mite ea the EA deism mom ta reply int Ihe the convired Meijer Lame saw horded to r a tieh t. private osammaleallose magi fa hie ewe diem that Lad Canape led made elmiler le lamas, Major Lab weer eir Lad owlet thee ballet, sad miaow thee he shield the whole reirespoadones, layb\eiam nee to m ak& every weed Mat might justly be emidend le be or p p p u ar gad eangdoesel ware Oa the kith dame* as se Wismar wee mond fur on the hose ef the del whisk me gamed, but the kat reamed Ze a k wee alleged, was see reed, gad an Hat grew/ sir the &imam wee Willed to hem the disseived ; bat lidepeadeed of kik ha tree la of Ms eeta Ma riteterle hem lam lajimetka dherived, MI bet et the Wym an reardaheg big rises is Mos sad allsymereem Ms. W. loath, wire appmeed hr Lad •Men wild his held* had wow maidethe slighieet hopmelion on the de near at Major Law* or imeineeted that is lib elowardahip he was is the hoe dopes vedaitkraL The mesas teat he tker dr *Mersa wee lot Major Lori amid the letters ea Lard Cenlipees delegsaythieg whir& fain the massive to be • Mesch al pad WM, mid the beer of &elle dogma he cameived to le a th ose that be amid phi& dm. Mr. Melia lava( ham board ea Se same sido, The Whie-ChemerHer without heartag the dedieditafe usual la early. mid If 'he were to direr the Innaorke mewl, es as woad thot the letter of the ZIA • wee :st igr ileted s era t the thus the iseebor tr actbn action ... Me m* the barites onght to le diesoard is re emits. lb Sims le pableh the ham had may bee ma& may elgithm rwallU ego, win Me palatal was under ea ha prasiea, whisk tenisd sod to ha wreamen that private haws of owe won to be prodered ia &NM, ead that throw/ we immatiately withdraws sa bang Wormed that hie owe mite letters would ea be WOK kr. it., did it mem that he bad ever does Way beleathe to nithheb the leers. He did am think that any awe could Mtify the letter which the deleadsat note is Len *tram is the 1012 February, 1866, is which he rid V his Men one predated he rend Bel hinamelf at Ebony *powince is court sad an ear occa sion the Wan elan lard Cornmeal bed WW I . to 1,11 .4 Mt °Malang the perearilea of the officers who were named le them; bat it woe with . Erovortioa, en the iejustelea Tao Sar moths sham d& Them thaw& E;Virto &dime hie beaker 'Mow beiimd ide beck repeatteg to mother ram the Mesa which had bee made, 'tame lakendue him of say of the sammeating eir emarces, though he mum have his,, Mad she defeethat had as Menace of potholing the keen, sad arms had the Winnow, earopt Irwin metes nemnimmen, which had porn away, en with regard to while be was sada a adr epgrebethloa sad Lord Cardigan net say hope back tram that alba meter these ramming eireeretaaath but he °Masted an Nineties fmia this cont Me, without seating now eircursaancon, which would have eathed the court to take, is Camel Shirley leek. • completely contrary view ; which would hare caused the tem to believe that there wa. ao foundation hr the charge that Major Laurie isttemild to publish three panne Mina Loth* at all the farts of the owe, is could wan at as ether eenthmion then that the *juntas should be Meshed, with arta PREROGATIVE COURT.—Not. 11. Moron sir John Dodana.) LAX... LAMB AMU ORIMTWA. The tartatrix. Catherine Law, was a widow 2 aot Meier r • p!trinber •ad glax.er, et Chipping W Yaw County of Gloaceeter, ass 4 she dad on the 1836, at the age of 64, leariarr font childroa rd two dated reapectriely the 17th af &somber 1861, sad the 13th .1 October. OM. The foresee of them dormer wee sow propoundol by the executor err Is it, re sea Crates aid be letter by Hoary Warden Lean mother sok sad by a Mr Orifdtlor, who waa asoodated with him la tr. 11211011. torship . the quake her.. the court beim whether the deceased was of retrratery capacity at the dare she m elded her last temp The property cerieted of a permeate, of 6001., and heeleM property worth 3501.. @abject, however, le bray of 200 f. Oa WWI Mr. Cheers Ire it wee enntrostled that In £pll the reseed had a waroleive lit which malty low modal ; awl that • earner here serer cal Image har radar Whil I. Ale stews. eased aereel terinnery perm; hat day wen leeteryed al* the aseepera ahead la Member. 1866, ret pegstaiii. It wee Or she bed made en etrupt to erarit suicide. rd wham bar brother hod wecerielle driewying himself she rudibrof eon. COM Wbailllff. OS Ur after head, it wee err d that the stroke 111119 arrely rheum* ; that he re Maros. bt arra Am rereed ha barer berself, end pew Ore pear rialal arson, ; harem the dere of the two wee pesparded ehe hed lad ashen quarter with bee era Chafes ; W that It we. tire ereaderardiep whir bed led her te err the reworks et the peorety. Dr. Arras appeared is eappert of re abaft, and Dr. Phnom* of the letee 81, Jobs Dodson suerved hisjedgreat. COURT OF BANTERUFTCY.--Nov. 11. (Bass llr. Comoioisoor Goolibfra.) IN LOOLICPTCT OF MON W. 111212, AND CO. SUPORTAXT CaalL ltifflo Zaire errs, Jams Wolbar. sod fl Book boor arvied on Wier so mrobosio, ooporarr detrzlira , Loisokoweif, maw Ur style ar do ft Waif. sod Co. ; oho at lamina. mar do *if of W, owl Spoo. The potoks for offsofft mot we la Y e ay, 1866, oat fru flibosquistly mord tab Obbobottey by do mot Tbo bankrupts appeels4 against the deeded, m of the ovum, but the Lord. J whom con firmed the decision of Mr. Commissioner Doulbtarn. 1 was the certificate meting. Mr. Roxburgh appeared for the Mews. eyes ; Mr. Beg ky for Walker. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Cook opposed br creditors; Mr. Linkleter for the The report of the official sesigneTtnlceolson, tumbles =publimised, but a few of the nada Items try be re . The trading emends from January, 1864, over a period of two yean and three mouths. Clams of vermeil creditor', 166,086/. ; creditors bolding security, 199,0104 ; lees value of securitim, 180,2411. • liabilities, 68,19,51, •' total liabilities, 252,032/. The "met omelet of good debt", 21,7001. ' • doubtful ditto, 4,431 f. • cash given up to ofAcial 6,4464 ; property surrndered, 3,9021. Upon the wheie three we. a .grime, of 216,6261. • the inarplum in Jemmy, 1664, was 8,6574 ; the pmfirs upon the trading were 611,6714 ' • those on commission, 13,38 M The expos= of trade, broken" porterage, posts's, salaries, law sods, he., were 34,7441. The part ners' drawings were 9,4044 • the toren and bed debts were 110,1061. M. 1.. !Vera and J. Walker were in part nership mans. 1651, when the accounts commence. The property cemsisted of a variety of goods, the larger of which was In England, end some abroad. The trading showed ha—'ehns to the extent of 1,000,0001. The loam misled weinly of—by ships chartered, 62,0001.; ditto by ships perelseed, 16,5164 ; ditto trading account, 72,0661. ; nehrmeal lox upon property surrendered to the ensigases sad bold), creditors—difference between cost price and rem. lintion, 27,6191. • bad debts, 9,9711. The books were well kept, the melt bo.sk eopecially. Mr. lint shied that dividend of Is. 2d. In the pod had been pill, end that a further dividend of about the we amount BA& be expected. For the sedgmess It wee urged by Mr. Linklatsr, and 11111 S admitted, that the bankrupts kept their hooka well, daily the onde-book. The bankrupts had until 1833 on a succeeefial trade, but about the middlo of 1835 they entered into speculations which were unjuMlllable. At the COMMIIIMIeIIent of the war with Russia large sada—bath wan le contemplation of wart pesos. Thar stmednites were beyond their means. If they failed there was metals rain, but if they succeeded they would be I peemterd most fortunate. Those speculations were n ikm~ their burineas ea genial merchants. At that L iffi reeenintervial world we running mind, and this Ike etnemon herd, and became bankrupt in mare- Welber_ joined M. R. Byer, in 1861, and D. B. in 1664. Tb. made of chartering vessels was as moo. lose. A short time before their failure advises nee keen India which were of so _gloomy a arrester that ray nelermleed to stop payment. nay attempted te carry mit • eempelltiosi of 4s. i n the pound, but failed I. 03 doing. The elk of ocsupoeition was only partially mowed. There wee me head, the failure having arisen from excesslm mem laden, mid rs mignses did not ask the court to moped cestifiestes; lei they would not recommend a certifies* mid weld oppose the granting of ouch a die- The opposition of Mr. Lawrence was mainly founded ca the nomads of reckless and improvident trading—quite en whether so regarded the nature of the .s...dilations to which they engaged. or the small amount of capital upon which they elided. The bankrupts wagered their ootmters wind the golf of their creditors. No fraud was imputed , to tha bankrupt% and never rd been ; but the line between fraud and reckless tradlog wen gnu and hard to be diode &shod. Many of the boarctions in which they were ai red were not, drictly speaking, trade tramarloos. The bankropte did not par their lad ratularks until July, 1867, and If the bosh. bad bean so well hid es ebbed, how woe it this delay ia the preparation of the Warr sheet Oc eanid t He qmstiord the 'nerd surplus on reYel bar, UM; ambled act mots capital than the 4,0004 which sum wee either honkers. Besides, in Jemmy, 1364.: they owed 117,00 W—the roost they could reareahly moot the moor then was 131,0001. Barely so small a espied could not j _uo*. a trading us two yobs and • quarter to the oder of am on sterling. The espenditare also, particularly the precool ex madame, was blames* heavy in the oar of the two Syne. It was a slander upon British merchants to pot Marro Byrn and Walker in this class. They with mall capital—they obtained goods which they h or pawed, obtain maces open goods and obtained upon credit. they had goads ts the Mode of creditors valued l i i i i t . r. l o 4 V aid they owed Use creditors them no lies than . 1911.0002. Would inch conduct be fetedt s wr tli k d . eo Pi :o t ' ttie ffi kilahlm moaat eg a r al4 w would or d y, n°4 d. :, v P d a with the errand moors *Mr omen t The loser that occurred were not fa the eatery coarse of trade, emeotalli upon the chartering of Alpe, spas which they 62,0001. Mb rano part of the burner of &merchant. mho bought ships, end by thin they lost 18,0001. The laser were no lees than 177,000/., and their trade merry ware 34,0001., ex cludes of partners* drawing,. The prate ware 06,00 W.; mid upon the whole trading then wee a lase of betides 114.0001. end 160,000/. Wm this the sort of brio' which )Defiled • trader in saying to his arbors, after a long to bred, " Hare ere 2.. for each 20.. I owe you, and you will got no mon r. The occurrence of the Rambo war did not by soy mere account for the reckkas and improvident ever Wake which had taken place. It was mho *nerd that the bankrupts had had accommodation bill tranertiona with • Mr. Young, who woo • Makeups, and hod recielved • first ' ere certificate. The bankrupts stopped payment ca ' the 4th of Aped. On the led of Aril M. R. flyer drew • cheque for his dm • am fee 3261. ; and ets the lA, the day before they sempoi, be drew emether cheque for 3751. ; sad so the wire Rey D. B. Soma drew out 3767. Welke Rd mit old be this way. 11. R. Byars wen in January 11164, an regorded his own personal estate, inaolvent to the Mir of Myr this name M. R. Syers spent at the me of 2,0001. • yam Walker we. at the same penal, as his own Insolvent to the edam of 60W., of u rtereet i t mob in the partorrehip es W. W dLr 61361. brought In • cereal of 2,0001. Ile drew out 2.5911. D. B. Byre, Is January, 1344, had • eurplus of 2301., and he draw oat 1,2001. On bird of Menem Ferric, ft wee rated by Mr. Cook that the Mt (17AL) with Mmes. Firer* we oostrackel may Are weeks Won the !surgery, and thrr soortmace for rite Met giver oily be the mares week that the, sisprd, sad the wee the Ant and only Masectios they had with Mews. Pewit. [This ststaseent did sot tura out to be tionocal The debt oar for tin-platy. The order for the tin plebe was, however, solicited by the creditor. He alleged that dry bought at a high pri mid knot hroted the goods 60 pm rat. Ire thew the y ce, cont. nay bought rice for 9, 7441.001 tiypothenred it &etherith for C 4421. The Amore pril for disoount wee 16,5001. ' Mr. Rozbungle rid he woad creole, sane letterer. Mr. Warr, having and, his affirmation as a member of the geskty of Friends, rid, that he had celled upon the kesionc li abor sight o'clock of the evening of the day on which bed srpostled payment. lie saw Mr. M. Syr., sad told that be hod • quantity of iron in the mar about to be rapped, sad • quantity of zinc on the Thames width had bra skipped. The Mr was on board, and he woe driver of secermining whether the iron and the rise Bond bemuse LL priteerty. The garde had been shipped for the basket" red be writhed to stop them if possible, dad ban than himself. At the interview he vole generally of ths aloppags. Mr. Sym appeared to feel hi. poetics, upon which he (Mr. Warner) remarked that if the Leak- I rapes bed arid correctly ha had no doubt they would be wall eeppersd out of the , r trouble. Mr. Mars Oyer told him that whatever was he due he would have, sad that he bad no treater of making anglershrosse. His WOW la to going was to obtain hie Mr. Roxburgh—Did you sot on that occurs, be dr per sense at Mr. D. arm sib Mr. M. Syars whether he hid net somedelag —anything —SUMO bills of Wing, or ear dam for you did sot know what to do, your lose would he so lame Mr. Werser-1 mince any whether it wee In the premeb of Mr. Daniel Aria, bat Ism gaits sure I rid meriting I possibly could io get posseasion of those two shipments. Tice Iron had not be.. eltipped.and I three that the am might not he shipped — that - the bill of Whig might not bare be.. hypothecated or pawned. I mart answer the gustiest ■ say other way. Mr. Rozburgh—Did not you ash the bankrupt to give yes • bill of lading or something of that sort f Mr. Wsrnar—l cannot any move than I have. Mr. Boabergh—Did not Mr Morris Ayes remark that he would sot give a preference. and was not that remark applied to your Yogurt to make • preference ? Mr. Warner—lf the Iron had not has shipped and the shoe had ant loft the stream and the bill of lading was hapisigud, I obrald, I 'tarsi be perfectly justilled la beck the garb. t we; la reference to these goods g le i n g west and got nothing. Mr. Rearegb—And getting nothing you erect away I Mr. Werner—No doubt. Brerriari—l an a creditor fir upwards of 6,0004 Mn. IL tyre wee being examined, when The Casmairlosier remarked that Mr. Limner* was not preeret, and that la his absence he should order as adjourn. Raibirgh protested spirt sa osb pintas b eskjectel to tie Inconvenience and oasts of an adjounuimat an soon a 'Mad. The case could be concluded that day. The Camaindaskasr—Do you think it fair to go oa la the steam of your epponatt lir. Rezineglo-1 should not think of Isiving.say emit dW e s programs of any case in which I was engaged. (A and inning of hands.) Csnalodense ordered an adjournment to a future day at 10 eV rink, sad shortly altar this ansarammt LAMM nturmad sad apologised fur Ms absence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 11. Mare lb. Corridor Murphy.) 171 TWO NATI= ON 0051 tIWIIICR 00001111 D.-751 PICCADILLT SALOON.—XANIAXOPTCT AND 111•01 , 1INCT. This ingelver, lobo led Ida the Preedfily Berea, de apbe pointed to beard rimy. Hs bed bra etre Wee ea hail. Aid the hider* bed prided this mod, be led bar reds • beaker*. Mr hail wee marred, aid hi. ease bed ler several tide Urge re Court of Bankruptcy. As applicatia• wee new reds to the court for a farther silk:darer until nit., the tire amain' tad for the terterts zi rclichar appeared to oppose for Mr. T. Rohde sad sleds araditer. ?be brolvent's attorney said the 17th of Deceaster teas a Ike quatatma of eertillosts. lt ." Conntioneer Murphy road the 29th of Jemmy, .bar the day for the ceders tea ger a troika mese r b thidarbektiou of the two courts. The &chirp ca tall Ina mask& IX ILX ILISMIIIIII MUM 15105. This unease, a vocalist, hada ea Dyes," appal nada die Produalas Ana. f", THURSDAY EVEtrING, NOVEMBER 12, 1857. Mr. fiergood opposed for Mr, F. Kingsbury, a professor of musk. Mr. Dowers supported. The object of the petition was to get released front the 261., and coos, 721.25. 13d., due to the opposing creditor on the breach of articles by which Min Dyer was to be instructed and to share the sarnge for the period specified with Mr. Kingsbury. The agreement was Woken and sa sedan brought. before the trial the insolvent married Mi. Hairli, &singer, and being liable, she petitioned. The 'taw debr van trifling. Mr, Bergood submitted that the court could not sustain the C:7as there was no property, and he cited owes in 5 " Insolvency Preedem." Mr. Dowse contended that as the action was in the maiden name of the insolvent, abe ma entitled to petition. Mr. Commissioner Murphy sustained the petition, on the ground that the insolvent was liable to process. Mr. Sargood said he could reserve the opposition as loth' wets till the anal order. The Court mcquioeced, and the 4th December was named. The insolvent said, in answer to counsel, that she wee married at Hall in April—not on the Ist April—but she he lloed on the 26th of that mouth. IN YE SHEPHERD SIMPSON. This insolvent, a warehouseman to a provision merchant, • under the Protection Act. Preargood opposed for a Mr. Paterson, the wito's trustee ; sod Mr. Nichols supported. There was only one creditor on the schedule to 601. The Ineslvent was married to his present wile six years ago, when abs bed about 6001. They separated three yesrs sod he weed to pay her 11. a week. He was discJrsrp . ia Jana lest yeerporo soma arrears, and mow owed her 611. . Sinediecussion took pace as to the insolvent's conduct, and he complained of the conduct et his wife. Ultimately the insolvent weed to pay bee 10u a week in future, and abe was not to annoy him. The ease was ad journod to the tOth February with protection, and the insol vent undertook to pay a month in advance. 1:4 RE HENRY C. ALLOY. The insolvent, a clerk in the Admiralty, Somerset-hones, applied under the Protection Art. Mr. Reed supported. The insolvent had got into law, and owed be mom per ma debts . He bald HU. a year, and a portion was mica Sr td wealian. The acurtme wed protection, and declined to order any pet GI the income to be set made. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUBB. Oar,. Herrin,. and Ames Hunter were charged before the Lord Mayor with having robbed Mr. Frederick William Jacob, of Oreat Russell -street, Bloomsbury, of her gold watch. Mr. Wanner attended for Harrison. Mr. V. Prison, clerk to Marra Padmore, of Hatton aeon, Thresdneralle-street, stockbrokers, .Id—l wee at the end of Finch-lane on the morning of Lord Mayors , and hit a great crush. I observed the two prisonerssome other persons shoving against a lady and gentleman, who were together, and against Mr. Jacob, who was also in the crowd. Harrison pet his flan together in front of his breast end forced Dimmedf up against Mr. Jacob, who immediately ssimml him by the collar sad called out for help, end Hunter then ran up to Harrison, evidently to take what he had got. Several other persons then rushed upon them, and I saw emesthing paned from one to the other, but I did not me what it was, and the °Moms the came up sad took the pri mers into custody. Mr. F. W. Jacob .id—l am seentery to Spanish and American bondholders. I was going to the Bank of London on the 9th instant, and there was a gteat crowd In Thread nsadlentnet, and I stood in the mtddls of the road. Several wen in (rent of me, and all at a man put his personsonce into my waistcoat-pocket and took out my watch. Harrison ins the person. I held him tight till the officer came and took him. He @boggled very lard to get sway from me. I did lot ne my wet& afterwards. I felt the guard distinctly broken from the wake visa it was taken. Franke (694)—1 wee in Theesdnieditretrest at the time, and beard crime of " Police I" aid I went to ties Root. I saw lierrieon struggling in Mr. Jacob's ggtt..pp and endeavouring to get away. - Mr. Jacob said that Hanson had stale his watch and gave that prisoner into custody ; and Mr. Primed pointed out 81/111414 who was than trying to force her way through the crowd, and said that Hunter had received some thing tram Hennes. I then took Hunter Into custody, and Mr. Joe* cherged Urea both. Mr. Wanner cresenzamined the witnesses, but their tes timony wee not weakened by the ingenuity o f hill exe rt ions for Hannon._ --- Hater acid he was innocent of the Asia. Mr. Wonting submitted that a jury would not nittua • verdict of guilty against Harrison in inch a case. It redly appeared to be • mere cane of fun in which his cllent had been =gaged on a day remarkable for larking In the streets, and that some practised thief had taken advantage of the confusion to prod upon the occadon to run away with the 's 'ateb. TheLordMayor said the fun was jut what the most ato. lire and ingenious thieves wars in the habit of pn ctidg, sad be would neither summarily dispose of it, net decide k ba Petty Beesions, but would rater it to the more mime cold deratien of a jury. The prisoners wens then committed for trial. MJloos M'Clurs was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with having deserted from the lah Regiment et Foot, and oleo with having doles • pair of shoes, the pro. party of a private in the regiment. Isaac Vl'llcinot private in the 19th Regiment, mid he was in the recruiting sank*. Oa the 26th of tut month he missed his awes from the place at which he lodged, and oc the same day the prtecmar, who had enlisted in the regiment, ran away. Some days afterwards the prisoner ws• .at In the street, and upon his het wan the doss which had bass stolen. _ . The Prisoner—l ion guilty. The Lord Mayor—You mast go to Holloway Prison for two months, end labour hard there ; when you come out your oommanding 453111 will deal with you for tbe desertion. Wham you are detharpd from prism you will be a better soldier. The Lord Mayor requested that the prow would acknow ledge hie reodpt of IW. from M. A. C., for the poor-box. GUILDHALL. George Berry a traveller, la the employ of Messrs. Hatton and Eike, of feewpie-street, we* pieced at the bar, before Alderman Phillips, charged with embealing 61.7.. Bd. sad IL le& 3d., the moneys of his employer.. Mr. George Stephen Rio maid —I am a cashier in the in. ploy of Mews. Hutton and Co. fringe manufacturers, of 6 end 6, Newgatoatreet. The pr isoner was a town-traveller In their employ, in which capacity it was his duty to collect orders and money on account of his employers, and to so- count for them each day as he received them, and to band the money over to me. He has not secounted to me for the sum of 61 7s. Bd. received of Mrs. Roberts on the 10th of October, nor for the sum of 61. 18e. 3d. received from the same pwson on the 31st of October ; neither does the took omtsin the asby of either of those sum.. Cress-eamnined by Mr. Wonther, for the prisoner —I have on many occasions gives the prisoner particular dizestians when to account for the money. There I. • communion showed him in 'Milks to his eatery, but I am not aware if there is • balance dee to him, se that belongs to another de=e4 t. Roberts saki—l keep a Berlin wool warehoune, at No. 30, Wigniore-street, Cavendish-square, and on the 10th of October Lest I paid the pri soner 61. 7e. 6.1., and on the Slat, 61. 16.. 3d. ; sad he eigned the receipts produced In my premiere. I paid those amounts on Messrs. Hutton's account. Mr. ..X'cletner mid this charge was open to explanatke; but he would not object to • remand. Alderman Phillips said he would remand the cam till Saturday, but he could not take bail. H'alsans lertrerit. who per himself into custody teat week for embezzling 461. Ils., belonging to his muter, Mr. George Baker, of Cord street, Birmingham, was again brought up, when a detective dear from Birmingham attended, and amid a warrant had been out for the apprehension of William Mensett, for absconding from Mr. Baker's employ in 1854, with 464. Ils., and from the deeeription given in the Hue end Ory he balloted the prisoner was the same parson. Alderman Phillips thought it extraordinary that no person from Mr. Baker had ausded, and asked the °Seer by what authority he claimed the prisoner, sake had no warrant with him P The officer said, Yr. Baker would have come to Landes; but se the vritneeme lived in that part of the country, sad the communication stated the prisoner would be given up to any officer stet to conduct him to Birmingham, it was thought unnecessary for Mr. Baker to attend. The officer then produced the correepooderioe which had pureed between this office and the Birmingham police, and having satisfied the court co that point, the alderman ordered the prisoner to be given Into the officer's custody to be conveyed to Birmingham, to ha dealt with by the authorities of that place. WORSHIP-STREET.. - - • &heard Jackron,ail 0Olini; man , in Lannard-strest, Shoreditch, and hi. wife, dome Jerboa, were btu h t up for re-ezansinstion, rharg with having been found in aka of various valuable articles at wearing apparel, 17: I party of the Countess of Ellesmere, and which had been eh- I Inane& with a travelling trunk containing property to the airman amount of 15,000 J. from her ladyship's mange dozing bar journey to Windsor Cann on a visit to her vie, jun., of Ely-plane, attended a. before for the dolma, bat no oounael or attorney wee present to ottaimet the can for the prosecution. The fact. adduced at the former heating barn already been pabliahed, sad the following additional evidence wee now proceeded with. Chubs Freud, the Myer of a cob No. 10,932, dated that at du o'clock on the evening of the 22nd of funny, did (the don of the robbery) be Ins called off the stand in Mohr street, by two mem, cut of whole divided him to diet is ple=a brit black box mate of his cab, end, after baring takes leave et his companion, he added after it, and directed to be driven to Willow walk, finer ditch. ea they wen peeing through Finabuireguale ha was ordered to proceed Into Leonard-street, on mad nn which the man got oat end walked away with the boa, winch mimes. had placed upon hie shoulder, and he raw so more of him. He noticed at the time that the box wee very sad, to the brat of his belief, It war the one now prod the police se the property cif Lady Elkamere. Themes Glary, a boudoir odder b Antslopogardasa, Shoreditch, elated that ehortly before 6 o'clock on the sight referred to, he found the empty box produced, the look d which bed been weeded of, epos a pled al wed) great at el t the rs Wiz& Parsons, a poor widow in the neighbourhood, was then examined, and .'sled that she had been in the occasional halite( washing for the female 1,6- over, in whose possession she bad men article@ of dress of the most wetly description. Bons lase handkerchiefs and pert i.f a dress which had loon proved to be the property of Lady Ellesmere were here shown to this witness, who recognised two of the articles ass portion of them to which she referred. A valuable black scarf was sloe exhibited to her, in reference to which she stated that sines the former examination she had been spoken to by the female prisoner, who urged her to give evidence to the effort that she bad known it so her property for live years, but she declined to do so ea she had never. before INS it._ _ inspector Brmknell—in the absence of a prosecutor, per haps your worship will allow me to ask the witness whether she ran give any evidence respecting certain diamond,. Witner—Yes„ Mrs. Jackson once showed mo two very splendid diamonds which abe told me had been sent to her by a gentleman in Atistralla, who had paid his addresses to her before she married her husband. ThelnspectOAndl believe she has some disclosures to make in 0011IIIIik)11 with a copper tea-kettle. Witneer—You menthe kettle that Mrs. Jackson gave me to take care of, when her husband was in trouble about receiving a cask of butter. I remember there were two watebee in it, besides some silver plate, a long jewel box, and lots of rings, with pearls and red stones, but I returned the whole of them to her about 10 days afterwards. Polioe-cowitable Evans then deposed, in addition to his former stridence, that on the discovery of Lady Ellesmere's property at the house in Leonard-street, a portion of it was as her own by the female prisoner, who declared that some of the articles were prevents from her mother, and that °Man had bees given to her by • female friend in the Hamp stead-road. With regard to the haberdashery goods which bad been found upon the male prisoner, their owner had not yet been traced, but be bad ascertained that the man Wood ward, from whom Jackson alleged he had obtained the pro perty, was now In the House of Correction under a sentence of 12 months' imprisonment for receiving stolen goods. It having been intimated by the police that further time was nsoessary to complete the invest*ation, The prisonen were again remanded for • week, but the magistrates required them to put in an increased amount of bail for their future appearance. WEBTMLNBTER. George Rowe, carpenter WAS ^.ltarged with entering the ,table of Mr. Hoary Fox, No. 48, Brompton-oreacent, and stealing a set of coach harmer, two horeeclothe, and other ertlcles, of the rxltie of 201. It ippeared that about 11 o'clock on Tuesday night • female servant, who was in a room over the stable, in Creeoent-mews, heard • noise of some one moving in the stable. She looked out of the door of her room, when she sew the prisoner, who was in the act of moving • quantity of harness. She gave an alarm, upon which - Demon, the stableman, rushed out of the hour, sad, on entert i ti c e stable, he saw the prisoner, who was in the act of away the harness and the other addle. Upon Dawson laying bold of him, be exclaimed, "Oh, forgive me, forgive me.' Ho was given into the custody of Ashton, 164 B, and taken to the station-house. Sergeant Moore, 1 B, stated that it was likely the prisoner got into the stable by a latch-key. The prisoner, who had been on a former occasion at the court on • similar charge, wee remanded. John Carter, plaetene, 10, New rye -sneak Westminster, was charged with attempting to commit suicide. Palos-constable Bighton, 176 B, said that last night he baud • cry of " Police" at the house where the pritioner resides. On getting there he was told that prisoner had attempted to commit suicide. Witness found him on • leading, and by him was • handkerchief, with which he had tried to hang himself. Some one cut him down. . . . Prisoner,"wio said be was drunk at the tiara he made the attempt on his life, was remanded. Pair Brook wsa brought up on vernal:Ache:god with being in accomplice in stealing • cash-box, containing notes and a large quantity of sovereigns, from the shop of Mr. Tipper, , Chelsea, and which was broken open in Hatteseea-huts under the cirrumatances already stated. Pallas-eoeitabk 76 V, who took the prisones into custody at his lodgings hoar a description given of him in the pollos circular, now stated that the prisoner had conformed to Ma bar* been with =other man when the box was broken open in Battersea-dolds. His statement was, that on a Son day morning he rust a man wbo asked him to take a walk. They went into the Green-park, sod there the man told him to wait till be came back. When be came back he had Kew- Wag tinder his mat. lie (prisoner) raid to him, "What have yen there P" He answered, „ Something to drink." After that they left the park and want over some bridge and got into Battesses-fields, where the man broke open the box, from which he took wit some sovereigns, but the prisoner bad none of them TL. namable, in answer to Mr. Paynter, said that the men and woman, still at arm who are concerned in the robbery, were both married; that the woman had left her hearted with four childevo, end that the man had left hie wife with the same number of children. Beery inquiry had been made after than but without s uccess. fheiriwn;r 17•7•0; ;;•;,lecl. -- MARLBOROUG4-STRBET. - - Mika McQuillan, a notarial* old beggar, was brought be fore Mr. Herndon, charged with neseuluttnngg Alegi. Death, a Prsab gumilismar, residing at No. 8, , Leiceiter. wart. The tor stated that on the previous night, about ten is' be wae going Into the Camino in Newinen-unreel, when be was accented by the prisoner, who told him such • deplorable tale of distress andeufferings that he was induced to give her fourpence. In about an hour 'Ammar& he had occasion to leave the place, when to his great surprise he was again smarted by the prisoner, who related just the same tale she had done before, and be thence thought she was sit impostor, sad desired bar to be off. Two ladies at that moment came up, and the prisoner solicited gnu of them. They refttsed to listen to her, when she, with a volley of abuse, rushed upon them, and kicked them several Muss. Be treat to their protection, when the prironer struck him in the ice, mid celled biro a Frenchman, • thief, and as swami*. She was proceeding to further violence when • tionstahle mime up, into whose custody she aria at cam . . . . — nipslsomer, in defence, said it was ell a lie—the cuter first manned her , bat she was ao drunk . that prose- she could not tell what had happened. Mr. Nadal mid he should refresh her memory by com• mitting her to the Runes of Correction for a month. THAMES. T ew 4.lva, • meete;l;irencst the career of Holmes street and Green-street, nearly opposite John Knox's Church, Stepney, who bad been out on bail, surrendered before Mr. Self. to answer a charge of stealing gal, the pro perty of the Commersiel Gas Company. Mr. Self. having heard the ease mid that if them had beta anything like satisfactory evidence that the pips now in cone, aad called a "jerry," had bee fixed with any felonious inten tion, hesbould hareem:omitted the primmer belie'. There eras no pretence for saying that It had been fined before the meter wee removed, sad it was poesibk the meter failed to register the gas coneumed. The prisoner had acted most improperly in fixing this pipe without the Sanclann of the gas company, and without giving them notioe. He was • very toplish men, sad had been guilty of an unlawful act; but there was no ease on which • jury would comet the prisoner of felony. He should inflict • penalty of lot Mr. Jones adds! that the prisoner was liable to a penalty of U. for every night he surreptitiously used their gas. THE STEVENAGE MURDER. —. STEVENAGE, Nov. 11. The magistrates acting for this district, the Rev. Edwin Rodgers and M. Prior, Eol , yesterday held • special session at the National School ltoom in this village, for th e purpose of entering into a further inquiry into the yircusestances connected with the death of John Parkin one one of the Herta constabulary, who w brutally murdered on the evening of the 30th all., in • field near the viliege. Jeremiah Carpenter, the man who is in custody upon the charge of committing the offence, was brought into the room in the custody of the conetabulary. He is a man powerfully built, and apparently about forty years old. His countenance is far from prepossessing, and although he evi dently paid the greatest attention to the evidence, he did not inhibit the loot emotion at any part of the proceedings. No profeenunal gentleman was retaiood to conduct the case for the prosecution, but Captain Robertson, the chief coa• stable of the Herte police, and Mr. Banos, a very active end intelligent superintendent of police, were prima during the whole of the inquiry, and rendered considerable aseistsnes to the beech by the suggestions they made as to the room of Investigation that should be sdopted. Mr. Fitrjohn, an attorney from Baldoct, attended on behalf of the Mace the prisoner the clothes of the seemed man and some other articlee bare been handed over to Profaner Taylor, of Gay's Hoapital, and that gentleman was to-day In attendance, and he handed in a written statement of the re salt of has observation., and this statement wee remised by the beech as his evidence. . _ The evideroeollir. Taylor was to the following ether. Ile said: I received from Eloperintendeot Barnes, at the chakel laboratory at Guy's Hospital, the following articles : A knife, • smock .frock, • pair of corduroy trousers, a pair of busts,and • pair of gaiters. I oubsaquently also remised at the same place • shirt, • quart bottle containing • oolouriess liquid, • epode without • handle, and • wicker boast I have submitted slithers articles to amnion' elan:Motion, mod the result I. that I ham ascertained that under the bucks horn handle of the knife there was a deep rd mark mixed with rust and dirt, which I found to consist of coagulated blood in • dry state. The blood had evidently penetrated through the handle and the iron plate of the knife. The smock-frock was damp, bat I could not dimmer any appear ances of blood upon it. Upon examining the trousers, I found • good many Maine upon them, but they yielded no evidence of the presence of blood. In the groove of • Isms button, taken from the left knee, I found • firm coagu lationi of blvd. It bad • bright red colour, and was apparently flesh. In one of the holes a[ the button through which the thread had passed Gars wen also • mall coagulation of blood The wen mak se would be produced by tho wiping of *cot the mice of the button. There was oho a slight smear of blood on the cotton string connected with the knee. Upon examining isir e some stuns that were upon the boots I sacertedned that presented the apparance if blood, but I =mot dale - Lively that they we stains of blood. The loathe, presented tome de& red stain., esperdally at the ids. A chemical tuicriml Manilnation showed that the stains were canal by coagulated blood. Oreamles of wheat starch were also found =ha with the blond. The loathes stet thew stains else most"! in ni`lrer.S: Th'egi h .,7dro7TesL teen ii."Zaldthore appearance of a smear of blood. The shirt, the spade, end the bottle (except that upon the Bret-named article there . were some email spots of bloc,d), did not present any particular trp r &o h rla i n e e d es c . olf Zp , on whichl lunet found f several ood. Thu. blood, like that found on the groove of the button, had the appearance of being quite fresh. lam of opinion horn these circumstances that the appearances of blood oa the knife, the wicker basket, and the gaiters, were such as would be occa sioned by blood issuing from the body of a living person, or of one recently dead, i. e , before the blood had naturally set or coagulated, and with regard to the shirt I em of opinion that the small blood stains that appeared upon ft were produced by blood reaching it from the outside. I am alas of opinion that all these blood stains present the characteris tics of human blood, but there are no certain criteria by which human can be dietinguinhed from animal blood. / cannot state positively any precise date at which these stains were nand, bat those upon the gaiter and the wicker basket bays all the appearance and properties of recent or fresh blood. Dr. Taylor further stated that a large quantity of soap and blue vitriol had been applied to the WI wristband of the shirt, and ft also presented several appearances of wheat starch or gluten upon it. In answer toe question suggested by Captain Robertson, Dr. Taylor stated that these marks of gluten might Lave come upon the shirt by persons trampling upon wheat and falling "1!!!. . . The sdditional evidence gone into yesterday merely con sisted of the depositions of the winning who were examined before the coroner on Monday, and it will therefore be tin aseeseary to give their evidence in detail. It appeared to be distinctly made out that, in consequence of the suepicion that was entertained that Carpenter was in the habit of robbing Mr. Horne, the farmer, in whose service the prisoner was employed, Mr. Hawkes, the inspector of the constabulary stationed at Stevenage, gave the unfortunate deceased special instructions on the 30th of October to watch the prisoner and see if he had any stolen property in hie powiession when he come home from his work, and that ha went out for that pur pose about half.put five o'clock. The evidence appeared to make out in the most satisfactory manner that the prisoner wee seen dells to the plane where the deceased was last seen alive, and in a field hard by there were mark' of a violent senile, sad a quantity of wheat, which was proved by Mr. Moue to be of exactly the ante description as some the prisoner was engaged in sowing on the day of the murder, wee discovered strewn about on the ground. The prisoner went home appaemtly very lame, much lake than his usual hour sod on the fol io morn lug he was tmable to go to his work. The deceasd wee • strong young man, and said to have been a very good wrestler, sad there Is no doubt that he made • moat desperate attempt to secure the , whoever he wee, by whom he believed that • fdanybdbeen committed, and there is every mama to believe that he would not have been overpowered if his ate sedisat had not stabbed him in the throat, and then resorted to farther violence, which totally harapaiiikated him from making any further resistanoe, and when he wea totally helpless hie cowardly asuilut dragged him to • pond et a short distance, and threw hint in, and be was found - in that condition on the following Monday morning. The hat of the unfortunate constable has never been found, and it is con jectured that It has been buried by the murderer, but although a strict much has been made by the police no trace of it has hitherto been discovered. _ _ The mairistrac havingbeeneogaged for more than flys hours, an the case fur tho prosecution not Lein` concluded, the prisoner was remanded till Tuesday, when it is expected some additional and important °chimes will he adduced. MARSHY S. COTTON.—Lrriaroot., Nov. 11.—We have no ma:4- feet improvement to soda in the aspect of the cotton trade, and pion are fully id. per lb. (and in some cams more) than lest week. The sales are 2,000 bake, all to the trade, tn finding 30 Bahia, at 74.; 60 Emden, at 91d. to 10d. ; SOO Surat, at eid. to 44. ; and 40 Bsa lauds, at lel to 17d, per lb. CORN.—Boarox, Nov. 11.—The supply of wheat was fair at this market to-day ; the trade slow at la. dec li ne. Reds, 43a. to 60a. ; white, 61a. to 635. The show of team not eo large es lately' demand languid, at a alight decline; new, Os. to 445. ; old, 4Go. to 49e. Very little dola6 in oats or pees. Brocerox-ox-Tses, Nov. 11.—The arrivals of wheat aro literal kw the past week. At our market this morning we had a fair show of grain from the growers. Wheat, test maples, sold at the extreme prices of last Wednesday; info rice sorts moved off slowly at a trifling decline. Oats were the tans cheaper. Beans without change. Imports during the week:—Wheat, coludwies, 330 qrs. ; foreign, 1,760; oats, sosetwiss, 600. Dreuw, Nov. 10.—We had an exceedingly doll market at our corn exchange to-day. The best amplea of wheat only eupported the currencies of Mt day, and moat of the Inferior and middling maples remained unsold. Barley of all descriptions wee fully le. and inferior oats about 9d. per barrel lower. Berber more doing in foreign wheat. Indian earn hi retail trametione maintained previous quotations, bet to effect sales of any conaequence Is. per qr. lower would be atm. COALS.—Lownow, Nov. 11.—Betss' West Hartley, 15e. ed. ; Byaa's Bataan Hartley, 18s. ; North Percy Balla, 15e. ed.; Taneeld Hoer, 14s. 3d. •, Walker Prim ness 14s. 9d.; Wylsa, lee. 6d.; Walls End Acorn Close, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Eda, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Barton, lea; Walls End Northumberland, les. ; Walls End Bel mont, la. ; Walls End Frarowellgste, 19s. ; Walls End Haawell, 20s. ; Walls End Hawn, 215.; Walls End Rummers Hatton, 19s. 9d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, 215.; Walls End Camp, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19s. ; Walls End Whitworth, Ib. ; Names Duttryn, 21a ed. Ships at market, 76 ; sold, 62. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms Paw lbw. 1 1 / 4 4•1. Tot4L mom sera Asadige. 1357. Welk lefts &Wm A. 1 I IWO& AAA IA 3)1 3361 Ildsbail rid 131m4. l4l 6,783 6,634 Ws* m6l.9 lteerer 1 Ikea 9.041 11.0!1 36.102 ikon Week New. 1. 66 755 540 L 326 1.009 W• 2•16341 W wi alba Iler. Leaks am Ikea Wawa. 9.43: 3.8a9 13.321 A/lallmowy. OM lareard . . 711 WO I.OTI 1,027 111..thiMat ermlire tombs rd on 77 :475 no 14 11.419 09472 OWN. ond • • 1.101 1.001 11.010 6. 0.3 Wrebillm sod ...• 111 10 211 1" blasdenier. Ikea • 9rrt w. .... .... .... ........ 6m— -122 277 9 703 1..7 7 1: 2';54t1?6.706 010•001ory soo Enememm 5) 1311 1.017 /101004/0/10 rd Molar 49 1,011 1.141 0.270 1.171 SHIPPING INTSLLIGRNCE. O•BUALTIEB. • fordo bugle bag been loot on the Loaguad W. matedag ; tam aro* ►ad lett her. —Margate. Nov. H. lady Looderborongh IhvervaL of 111. port. I. marled to be mashers soar Ihmlfogoaa.—Hall. Nov. 30. Mintibnros, for New Orkaaa from this poet, off the g.W. Pam of Mlarfaelpyt, loot), aael • Ith daynago.—Uverpool. Nov. H. lavaaxot. Bum aT roam■ roma..—Sons 0 Owno. Hew's, sad k.mily Kt. ►lease, St har)ertlo ; Ocean Komarek Sporkllag Wave. sad We. NOD" at Nsa Tort. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. kriot!, trar• Boobey for Ueda% gepteetne if, W. 38 8., los. It F Briiisi - Emplso, from Callao for Quramtorro, October 16, lat. til lon. ea W. City of libumbeater. from Ca:culta for Lando., fiepterotor 36, IM. 13 ti., km 3 E. mmommre, from Corlop for London, October 6, lot. I 8., be. 16 W. 74TRaal, Rom rooabow-lbo for Lomloo, floptember 30, lat. 33 8., kb f I. lUstawatn, from Callao for Qacenstos a, October 21, lat. 36 N., lon. U W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. INTING.:-Not. S. at Nottanthill. Mrs. W. _ _ hutting._ of gm NICHOL- We , I.Y U. Waaboaree4ernoe, Hyde perk. the Whet A. U. Welege4hisneet, fleg. et a tea. DMA Nglitarr i l. se ellgettertlqelsea Wee We ol la W. Damao; W WO Uolll.—Sev. Lat Heal rummage, Mum, the Whi el the ley T. O. P. Honk of a owl 1101.—Nov. at Oebo eaa. Vw*aes, Plymoath, the wife of Major T. I Won, da 111)1301.-1 ay. 111. at Elwalutes. lele of Wight. the wife of Blz Webees, illagt, of a ea MARRIAGES. 011111:1TBNIS- BARROW. —Nor. P. at hrlllourhby oe tba.Welde. Nova, br the Rev. T. P. D0t.1.01. Otor.re. eon the We Bey. B. rI=M.A.. of Bolbrach. I.llwola. to Broome illoberh, the late Mr. B. Barrow. of Korwortb. Leloeateretdre. SLATOZ—NOLAN.—Now. 6. at Balllnalea Church. Alexander Boum sae ot W. K. Illator, Bee.. W Whltthul, Longford, to Marie Jane, faestrier et D. Nolen. et Noentioy street. Wolin. IP2I.A.II4IIOIID—LINNOX.—Nor. 9. a gredgete.park. George, wreath VINOOtIIN Iltraegtord, to alargane.„ daughter of J. L. K. Loa Y; BR., et Lea. Onetle, N DRATAB. DOWIL—Nat. 1, at t armed Parade. Bright" Capt. IL Dent. UM K Os Iladdellim Demons. mad GT. ).M 1111elmah. 1 luau. !a.. 04 11.411.1-11 MIN Loam Y.P. Tee ?Wm. 11 M 4TOZAlPT.—Nee.Tembridea.teellt. Ilamak. &MIME ot e llMmait. Sm., 01 Ormawlea. 14 at Tammy. Me. J. Y. Heady. aged X. J40111031.-3ev. 16 Mt. T. 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