The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-11 00:00:00

+ J 1 r 1 3 lab) Intdligente. COURT OF BANIERUPTOY.—Ocr. 10. ROYAL BILITIsIi RANK. y jAy an sppliostloa was made to Baron Martin is abasbera for an order to suspend all floc/Mina is Ow action c wrceeecd by Mr. Berke agaiast the bask ; sad es the baskreptcy was foesded apes lbws promodisas, the application, if sarisosifal, would have had the suet of sta7iag say farther precool's' alder it. The matter was argued by Mr. Jraapb Brows as behalf of the pet,tioaieg creditor, and by Mr. Murray oai behalf of the (*Wire meager. . Mr. Baron Martin, after hearing tSe arguments, sad re ferring to the provisioas of the Wiodicg-sp Acts, UM that the individual rights of creditors were sot stopped =lathe appointment of the r facial mensger, and that ocamiquatly the proceedings coeld not be stayed. In the coarse of the afternoon, Mr. Johnstone, the law singer, appeared in the court, and stated that he had bees forcibly removed from peseeesios at the head-office, South Sea House, by Mr. Harding, the interim manager of ON bank. It did act appear that say violenc: had bees used, the officer of the coast being merely gently pat out, appa rently for the 'umpire of raising the question as to the re partee rights of the parties in another form. The lame crane was permed with respect to the parties in porassise at the s 1 Waukee. Mr. Lisklatar hereupon made as appliestios to the Gout, founded it the following aZdevit " Janice Job:atom, the yowler, of 13, Youtagwelluo, Bttsall•sgaare, in the county of Midair's:, one of the wear menden in the Court of Baakrap•ep is London, wakes oath sad says as follows :—On the 10th day October litigant I was to possession of the premises foratiog put of the estate of tiSs Royal Math Bask, sad situate sad halos is Thrsed aaedle•atrat, Is the city of London, and called South Iles Roan. I was in each pommels' by Timis of a wariest eigaint ►y hams Beans, Bon., one of the sonaVeionend this mart, sod under the wial of the said wort. While I was so is possessloo, one Lisboa Palmer Iludlag, of ito. 4, Lothbuiy, Is the city of London, asconntaat, who daises bs !stork° snugger of the said Royal British Bank under ss order of Vece-C hi/awake Hisderaley,dated the 27th Sept, at, • copy of whisk order, al delivered to the deposes% by the said B. P. Harding, on the 9th day of Oct. lass., is also hereunto amassed (masked B), feasibly laid his heads apes me and tamed sae oat of the pnmises, although I thes sad there produed to him the said original wursat, sad in formed him that I was capes sad is paned= of sash pre- Riess by 'Mee of such warrant." Hie Resent at ones pasted a susaseas aphid lb* intuits sassier, cellist es him to show cause fu this istarferenee with the enema of do mutt The manses is said. retersable for Wednesday, whets it will be baud before Kr. Coseselegomer Rolroyd. His lissom (Goal hers) observed that, had it bees his mu ease, be would at OM hese made eat as eviler for the sumittal of the isterisa massager ; he wholly disapproved of lush lawless preeeediesp. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS The Coon sat yastarday at Clerbaawali, and p►oasadad wit► Me applications for Berms for moan, sad for saute sad dasaisg. Mr. Pearsall presided, and the following sashimi's were mama :—The Covet de Bilis, Mr./Bann, Mr. Hammack, Mr. B. A. Barton, Mr. Dm:aid Nio3ll, Mr. Tinsley, Mr. Nutlet, Mr. Chapman, Mr. W. P. Bettina, Mr. Healey, Mr. W. Patna, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Stockier!, Mr. Weiser, Mr. Goodhart, Mr. Hirt y, Mr. Baylis, Mr. 0. Teats, Mr. Barden, Mr. Bird, Mr. Astrobas, Sir F. G. Mon, Sit 3. Doke, Ir. Caen, sad Mr. Balboni. Mr. Archibald Hiatus applied fog s Hann for auk sad diming for the Elighlsery Bars Tutu, Islington. Mr. Hudelestos sad lir. Mork appeared for the spell mat ; Mr. Hinton appeared Is support of s petition against the spoilt:oaths. lir. Haddleetos, in °peal., the ear, said he mut cos ign that he could act stoosive a mere reasonable spoilage:so, IN were a oot that few perms bad prepared es opposi te*. the bench, he Omer, would have go difficulty is et ISM ethsplying with the request of Mr. Hinton, that the Illeasaa toe rear lied daring might be greeted to Highbotty Bees. The Wear coined thou adverted to the greet ka =t OM hod elf fate mere tithes place is the puha' murk awl canard that the liberal meaner is eillirlibe Bora bai tea thignage for rune and clueing, el mewe ppeeee /seeeedlestmfaales bobs ctretved. ghosted AO Oles Mile afteek abet dew in the poblie tuts, mid they bed this miss asw atedoelthout the least shirtier, lllewea s)thouutemosedgee, the Buhr, sod a vere.ety of other places—whisk maimed it iosiewlist uneenounteble that the eseealdi to Mr. Histon's Moue should be per- • elated In. mee sot • OM applicetios, ft was not a pro posaks to falredess a sew este of thongs in the neigh bourhood of Illghbory ; for Mr. Hintoo's a rabl'shment bad be.. is ermines more then a retry. During the whole et sourly of that Ilse, it bad been roots as a place of puree ectertainmeot, sod mule and denting bed bees almost isreparebk from it. Good conduct had broom of he yrerailing features. A oisiehbosthothl had arms up these, the founders of which had fall know:edge of what liighbury Bats was. It wig act therefore for that seigh boyhood to say that Highbary Bus should certh to stir es a place of pull. entertelomest. Dusk a prlstdole were allowed, it would apply to Assert every ether place Si emoseineut. It appeared from the oressksr od a l eelme= weepot forth, es retorts that Mr. likrea be either a haste, that he boa Tiohea a pledge arida - ha had gives to the bench, wises la the year 1862 he resdasi • there for mulls only, and that note that Inenso Will revoked in 1864, be had kept os Issas end duels& la defeats of the authority of the (mutt He stould meet these grounds of opposition, sad show them to be untam able. TM Domaine was got up—b• did not use that Nis offensively, be would say ensued imitate" of got up—at the instance of the elergyinas el the parish, a gentlemen for whom Mr. Maus had high ve sper, bat be wisa 'hosing a mistaken seal—his motives vs question:ley wee the beet, but he wee awing under. great mistake. Is 1862 Mr. Beetle spoiled for sad obtaised a Dense for male, and he stated is hie petities ou that maim that his object in applying we. to have Shortage as as riser to dime, pasha and so es, a great el ether of which were given at Highbuty Ban, sod - at that tier he had noontime whatever of obis, the resistor demise —es be was now prepared to state spon oath—to It could sot be rid that he bad broken faith with the court with respect to say Wag relating to the original great of the listen. Is 1864, however, a Cerra state .f things ern, sod from a combinatlon of crier, the war end testiest. at Highboty Born fell off, sod wrapeation was too great that Mr. Hinton bavieg a large establishes's% is which a huge capita': was invested, was compelled to do sossethisg to meet what the publish...l 531 digestions!, and secordiogly on Woit-Moocay is that year, be opened his eltablishisseat for modal estertsimmest_ with too band of the °menu Owe. Mbieb INS= ter Ireton of his Mouse, bat wee said te be a knead ei sew diaion made with the court. What was taganathally ago ✓ued as that condition wan merely a statemect made 4 the petition of 1852, that then Mr. Hinton merely required the Hasse is an rjunee to dinner end otter puttee "men at his bowie; bet In 1854 things were diff test thus ire 1862. Mr. Histoe'slicente jutified him in giving musical ester ritziest. He gave so pledge that be would not, ell that did was to tell the beach la 1852 that he thee wanted merely to afford his goer% who assembled in bodies, Pb. pleura of a little Orr after dinner or supper. the ore might be. Now, If Mr. Hinton was not to be licensed, why should Cresson' have Os license, or the Eagle. when there was music on Beedays ? What was the d.ffi ranee between the three? And, at to eerier of the herr were there tone is' other instances ? Were tot rehearsal. or oratorios given at Eseter.bell, for instate*, beton five o'clock in the day t which wee against the tecou of the weer ; and yet Ezeter-hall was in the bands of persons of rob authority rid position. With repro to the set under which these Ileums were granted, the act ot the 25 George 11., it was a piece of antique legit lotion, which wet simply absurd, end entirely Inapplicable to the 1312611fi1l and customs ot the present day. It w-• framod for the purpose of preventing the assembling tc pabtr ef mob* of rises end vagst ore, sad It could .cutely be credited, but rill it was toe fee, the: Ciernotne, the Bogle, sad ether similar plum had to he licensed ender that as e .et—it wee mosetrum—)4r • Hinton had doge no mote thee to provide as estertalsweent at Highbuy Barn, which stns muck drauded, and welch was provided else where, of course to his deteimest, Isles he estrod 'Mehe Irllp•tition. In 1864 his liC•1168 for mime am Wooed, it we. twain is 1866, sad it was no doubt trot that mire and drones had bees ff deg on since tho hernia was re tailed. It was Mariana, Inserted In the prwisre enemies the opplicatios that this had been done in open dearer of the hooch; hot it wee se scab Wag, fee if Mr. Hinton wird le bid defiance to the anti otity ono jaw Meath of the toast, would he be there riskiest them, by a humble mail's, to grant him a Benet ? In de cic it g this spoliation the court would be dealing not with an indi vidual car, stns otheersing close the petitioner, loot they would be dealing with a princio's which involved the ire rum of thoserds of the Dahlia who required. sod requires/ would have, the entertainment Mr. Wars Ward the mutt to hurts Ur to give. The law ender shah :hue firm a wee* pier, was snootier in the extreme. There wen music and darning entertainments et Willis' corms • Om rooms sere not hornets ; yet the elite of the &Arum patronised the entertakmenb glum there, and they mem litre to he rea hup as vogues sod outride, th e game es everybody who Split go to Mr. Hintos'e or sty other piase which teapot lieaaed ot Hut the d an ci ng w cot. tied on there by as setheiatloo, seder the soapier of whisk tick, ta we re soldoned at Highbury Barn the duels bad bus serried on es the same pla n ter te • " Hi. hhary flu'," rat wield it set be he better that there should berme individual perennial, remissible to the sour for the due °been eaa of propriety, sad that the court should have error over that individual in granting or ?shirts, de ? With vesper to defiance of the sour, he would rota to em= for a sumer be could think that there 1 1 118 any pa on tra bench who would allow any petty hellos of slighted authority to operate on his Mad Ia deciding this question. The best gametes the coon euld have that Mr Hinton bad no wish to act in defines of the coast's authority was, that he was then present, winos then to give bin their license. Going to antther part of It. can, who could say that Mr. /Lawn's setarlishinout had not been well cow ducted? It was unquestiosably true that in Zeeland there •at awn riperent intosicatlon than Is any coati anvil comm.,. Abroad intozication was not iadulged in in public bodies; that it was Weird la there was ao doubt, but it was not as apparent as la leg. Mad. They had more buisabiag lagaentros fa opera tion; they had music and daaUg and other rotional saterniuments. It was a renarksblo fad, to comiezion with this part of the subject, that Mr. Hinton, Man be I bad introduced music, bad received 6001. a year len an the sale of alcotolic liquors than before, while his receipts for =beer, lemonade, and drinks of that description, bad ad twenty-fold, whisk showed that music sad dancing had a Madeney not to promote drukeause. Mr. Minus hod done all he could to moult the whhes of his =Mb burs, and to coadut his house well and impeesably. A chnrch was proposed to be built is the vicinity of the Barn. Mr. Hinton and Ma father were subsenben. It woo arranged that a chartist dinner for 1,000 par ens should take place those, it was unseated that it would be better that it should not, and Mr. Risme at once throw up the contract he bad entered into with On committee. He had bad wrestling matelots then ea Good Fridays—he discontinued then to oblige his seighboun; and in other tastaness he bad done all he could to meet the wishes of the neighbourbood. It was said that a place of the desenption of Highbory Barn brought bad and immoral chmacten together but supposing that it did, what was more calculate d . to give them a sense of propriety of conduct, than by being anosiand with others who would adhere to the strictest propriety In every respect. Look at the marked IMIMOVItEIent of the MINN of the prossat day as command with the miaow of ; the therm plan buten the meson tweeted in which were I internally anadi og liz ie zake nentrier.• What was the roams et that 1 vim% ter /ken of that descripi tan, wire bat few el *en Wend this court; trey wore mow, hna the change fa the boar that was elmerratibi. What Mr. Hints salad for wee a Ileum for musts sad dossing for HigObury Bare, a glen whY was reented to by vest awnhert of pewee, of reennabflity; bet it was sot he slots who naked for it—the FOAM mind for it toe. Mr. Hinton. bad been punt.hed, his Meson bad bean mopped in 1864 and la 1866 ; bat than nut be a limit to publinant of that daerndoe, tad it wee dial& to thick that the here would sena refuse to Mr. Kinn what they freely pasted to ethos& Is 1866 petals opinion was freely an d stroogly satinwood upon the refuel of Mr. Hinton's license; the matter was demigod to son* of the first publkatioas of the day. It woo the duty of the bomb net only to protect but to promote the interests of the public, and though Mr. Miami was tho' applicant Wen the wart, it was in reality the public who now asked the count. great this licence to Highbury Baru Tavern. Wimaru were ilea ezasilsed. Mr. Thatcher, ez-iii• @postai of holier, tied laspeetore Payee (A), red ]edge (N), spoke of Righbery Barn so b•isd eesdeeted with the great est possible propriety. They had Irish been in charge of Ohs district. Mr. Headlines asked Thanker if he had cot been pen sioned iron tie Conn. Ih;to;t7:Yu,afr, I have ; sad the pension I am happy to my is a very good ate, en d I hope, please God, to/ live away Teen to enjoy It. (Laelbter.) Mr. Milian was imaisined—He doomed that whoa he spelled for the Basal. Lams is 1862 bit Jemmies was to see it only es as adjunct to dicer puttee, bet is 1564 there was a gnat diminetios of thole parties, sad as the public Mate for made was isseemieg, he tried the oaperimest of lumbar entailei entertainments for one week. He found that it anearered,the public liked it , sad be got to bed ear lier of a night. Be eastissed it, bat he never thought of the statement is his *SOW petition, aid he had not the remotest idea that he was charged with having violated a pledge or coedlties moil the opposition waa got up spatial him. Is 1864 hi spirit moment's account mu Imo by 6001. than the year before, while there was an immense Increase is the eoeauaptia of eager beer and lemonade. Tim dentist had beep tarried on by a committee of tee Highbury Club ; they paid him Noma guineas a oink for room; they paid all ezpseme, sad charged for admission 6tl per sight or a gulags par quarter. They had a seeretary dam& owe , who kept • book la which Tilton entered their j Miley pramiaieg to biome members of the club. Issued of saki is delimits of tie beat*, he wilted to have their licosse. Mr. Ruddlntim—There le no doubt a sestrivance wee resorted to to evade Ude stupid Lw, and the moo thus( hoe bee& dose is some of the prisalpal place la the metropolis. Is newer to Sit James Doke, Mr. Hinton said the clergymen of St. Andrew ' s, Balboni, with t%eir..wivee, familice, Mende, and seighboun occuloselly dined at his home, and never complained of any selacondset or im propriety. Mr. ltibton, in aLdressieg the mart against the epplion titan, said there was this broad and esdierated fact. Al though lir. Hint= did sot Muted originally to violate the statement as to the pumas' far which be required the lessee, that is 1864 he did so. sin he had introduced men end dasciog, for which he had sot the Least right or authority. He di d it is defiance sad opposition to the coin, sad in 1864 his license wan refined is consequence. Thee raved was caserund is 1856 ; and why should the court is 18.56 undo what it had dose In the two preceding years, the elate of lace beep confessedly the same ? The popular desire for music was not the quieten here. It was this— Was Mr. Hines deserving of a license after what had takes place ? Be submitted that he won not, and that no IMO hod been made set upon which the court could alter its former decision. The locality of Hfgbhory Bare was moat inappropriate for awe enterteensesu ; and, wader are. the Cif CUOIlltelle“, he hoped the court would reject the pe tition. A number of witsnees, ',Wadies the Rev. Mr. Collison, the lionnabeet of the district of Highbery, and two other Osmoses, all resident near Righbury Bam,w eve examined, and they all camerrod instating that parties on leaves, the Bans were disorderly, riotous, aid Waterbed the quiet of the locality, and teat the licermiag of that setabkhasent would Live a nay demoralising effect. None of them spoke of any disorderly or improper conduct inside the pre mien, name that they had never been W. One of them empbaticallydenoseoed it re • sink el iniquity, and de clrnd that it was a complete nuisance to the neighbourhood. Mr. Redellence made a brief reply, and The Chains.. bansg put the question, terniFrds of the proms' voted in favour of the license Wog THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY Emu*: 'OCTOBER If, 1858; warshoase wag, but I thick it was easswbers word* town side of Chapaide, co the right hard side towards Ns Robert Pea'. saasemen• It wag is sae of the warehouses. there. I wads as ioquiry ter a situation as a wassonger at that warehouse. I then saw the prisoner gad the perm of whom I made inquiry for a situatioa. The prisoner bead me ask for a situation. I was told that they did mot know of sorbing that would suit see, and I then left the warehouse. Shortly afterwards some are called me, sad I looked round end saw the primmer, who toned and beckoned tome, and I west up to him. He asked me if I ever had charge of horses, and with whoa I bad been living. I told hint I bad been living with Mr. Burge Fortgaut. Ho then told me he ham a triad of his who wanted a man u a asemengel, sad very likely I should hear from him ; and be acrid as for my oddest*, and I told him my same, sad where I lived is London. I told him I bad ham • groom, and I bad bees is Use anise of Lord Ebriogton and Mr Fortacue. A day or two aturwardsl I received a letter at my lodgiaga. It caw on Tsanday sealeg by post. Is coneequence of that letter I went on Friday morales to a house la De Bermucdr tows, Hispilandoorid. A man, not the prisoner. 'mooed the dcor tome. I . showed to him the letter I bad brought. He took it from me, and kept it, and did not return it. He looked stubs lame, and said, " This is coacerniag my situstiou." He aid to me, " You have been living with Mr. Pt rescue." I bad not said anything to him before that about Mr. Fortagemt. Hs then mad, a statement aa to what he muted me for, and as to who he was. In consequemos of what them took plass I went to see him again on the Saturday, and he seat me then to the Bask of Ilegissul, to et change for • 201. note. The not. produced I believe to te that note. It is dated 7th April, 1866, and numbusd 87,212. and has the nano of B. Ryley, De Boauvoir-plaos, Kiagsland, upon it. It wee not written in my pongee. Bs also told me to buy two 10-shilling adhesive stamps. I changed the note for gold, end bought the two stamps, sad took Wick the mousy and the Manta to the house at Kiagsbutd. The person I saw at the house at Bingsland told a to go and get some luasb, and come back spin. I want back worth' gly, end that .nom told me to take to Mean. Heywood and Co. the bill as flood bete for 1,0001. I naiad it with the receipt ea the book already 'Haan. I was demised at the beakers gad west with the (Meer to Kingsland, but I have mot saw the piston who gave me the bill since that time. About • fort night ago, I went down with the cMare to Yalmouth, mad there I saw the primmer, and I plated him oat as the arson who had spokes to me is tbs City about the Umta ta& Crose-examieted by Mr. Lewis—l was told by Haggett, the Aar, that I was gulag about the bill of nehmen to Tunes*. He said ease people had been takes at Yar mouth, sad I sisetep with him to me if I maid identity them. The oast Wok me to the stationthouse at Yar mouth to see thoriu'. I saw no poisons together. They were in separate eons. I did not is. there the penes from whom I received the bill. The penes from whom I re mined the bill woe • middle-aged UM, sad did not resemble the primmer in my way. I never saw th e primmer except at the time I stationed, and at Yarmouth. Beememlned by the Lord Mayor—l necopieed the as., when I saw him is the all at Yarmouth as the person whom I had seta is the city, sad to whom my evillest* relate,. Mn. Ann Sewell, wife of James Sewell, of 23, Riddles toit-etrest, York-road, Lunbeth, mid—" In June last the whose Clemens. and hi. wife were lodging in my house. I recollect the Saturday I. ttat mash, when Haggett brought Olomouc* to my how*. On the Wednesday pre vious the prissier called at my house in the shernoce, and Squired if we had a young man staying with r in went of a 'Swaim. I said ye., Mr. Clemens. He is sot at home, but I expect him shortly. When be was going away I asked him* if he would be kind maga to leave his same. He said it was of no compasses, he did not himself ergot him, but a friend of hie, and Mr. Clements should hear from him. Oa the Friday the letter came addressed to Mr. Clemente. I went to Yarmouth aid lets the gaol shore. I was shown into the yard when there were two people walking shout, aid I immediately pointed out the prisoner, who was one of them, as the person who had milled at say home to inquire for Mr. Clemente. Cram ezemined by Mr. Lewis—There was a purger taus than the prisoner walking about t h e yard. I did sot go Tito the yard at first, bat looked through aerating, and did not reccguise him then. I wee sot told that tbs prisoner we the person charged with this offence, but Ina left to identify him myself. The Lord Mayor—Ham you any doubt that th e prisoner is the person who called at your house to inquire for Cle mente? Witness—l have no doubt of it. Mn. Elizabeth Cole, of No. 8, Belehamp Villas, Bucking ham road, Kingsland, said—On Wedmeedsy, the 11th of June, a man, who Mated ifs manse to be Hyley, same to my home to hire a sitting room end bed room, and gave me on &coast of a week's rest. He said that he would not sleep in the hone till the Monday. He e -its for about an hoar or two each of the two or three sumeding days. Oa the Thursday I recollect that the witness Clemente came to him, sad also on the Friday or Saturday. Oa the last day Clemens* sailed twice, and after he went out the second time, Ryley west out, but never returned to the bolus. Cross examined by Mr. Lewis I w the prisoner bolero this day. He Is not Ryley. Ido not remember that ray one but Cleanses called upon Ryley. Clemens did not stay long when he called. Perhaps it was 20 mi. mutes or hall an hoar after Clemens* went oat that Alley went away. The distance from our home to Lombard street is two mike and a quarter. Mr. Jobs B. Peter said—l ant in the service of Mace. Dufour and Co , of 19, Greshanpotrost, at the corner of Wood-Mrest, Cheanside. I have seen the trisoner several times at oar holm. We have known him as carrying on business in Hobart Town, Australia. He was at our ware house oa Tuesday, the 10th of Jane, and paid over the sum of money mentioned in the receipt produced, which is In my handwriting. Cron examined by Mr. Lewis—The prisoner did not set as agent to oar firm in Australia. If he had sent for goods we should have only trusted him. We have given him credit to the amount of between 2001. and 3001., and the money he paid that day was the balance of the aecouat be owed to us. I ma not aware tint we have sent bin sazipll — i, except when he wented them. It Fe very likely we may have put some samples of lame and st•!ekinge in the packages we have sent out Vi him. I think he regained os to send oat samples of something he could do hansom with is Australia. Mr. R. A. Halley, clerk in the Amountatte Bank-note office se , d—l produce a 20/. note, No. 37,212, dated 7th of April, 1858, which was brought Into the Beak of Englund on Saturday, the 14th of June last e in the nerve of R. Ryley, De Bunvoir-place, Kingaland, and which I changed for gold. hi r. I. R. Longhorn, cashier to Messrs. Paget sad Co., of St. Paul's Chiarchyard,beaken, sold—The 201. sots produced was given out by me to gold to some person, who said he applied from t s Wheeler, an stet: u m:a t w it t e: up ot the billineel of Mr. Wheeler proud that be had not sent say person to get the 201. nom for gold. Mn. Meeks, of 20, Nelion.tquarr, Nackfrian-road, said —la May last the prisoner and t is wife mote to lodge at my hone. They hod three rooms. I was at tome when the officer searched those rooms. Craw szaisined by Mr. Lewis—TlN prisoner's wife con- Cause to reside is asy Lou... George Scott (the detective officer) said—Oa the 18th of &relate 1 eeaschtd the room at the house No. 20, in Nelson-,quere, and found the ri ceipt proelacA sad the bill of 'aching* I produce toe 100 L, drawn from Mel boom. Ili:imam—mat is my case, my lord. Mr. Lewis asked whither there wee anything is the er:- dines at all likely to tt uch his client, or whether Lis lord 'tap thought it would be nececary for hin to make any obtervetiots upca what had been stated ? Mr. Mullen/ 'aid the eaidence was quite strong enough to justify the rmareittal of the prisoner for trial, and be commented upon the chain of circumstances, which be sub• mined pat it beyond all doubt thut the primmer had hien a ;Medea' concocur in the affair, and had ezercised a great dell of ingenuity for the purpose of evading detection. Mr. Lewis replied, and eaki that no jury could lor a mo ment entettain the thought of convicting upon such state. mean es had been made. The Lord Mayor said he wu glad that there W.ll a num ber duns to which the power of the magistrate to a( t judge •ad jury did not eztend. He c..nsidered that it was els duty to send the present eau to a higher tribunal, and be would do so without niskiog any comment likely to est jut him to the imputati , n of pr. judgleg. Th• pricer er was thin addressed is the accustomed form by his lordship, and, baring said that he would levee hie case in the bands of his solicitor, was committed be trial. Henry Atwell. who Will cl!erged with hating, in cot junc tion with W. 8. Hsrdwlck, krged upon the house of Goa- U•g end Co., the bakers, was then plated by his side at the bar, sad they wire both committed Inv trial jot that amt. beam *Mehl of the Uulba towards the theettate peer of that path. Is impossible to davit* the baressereg nem of wdstihodisr which were sesetastly exhibited fit *Mat the ueekbease, resulting from the eastimafte ethillegoties itt Wearable °liras, who applied In vein On thri last ousaion when loaned seeemeryteMtMfere, Would probably be le the rued- Intim of the magistrate that the chairman of the bead of guardians, isianewer to as upset resonstrucv frcm his court, pledged himself to direst his immediate 'Wu ties to the matter, sad pore • pediee Atentsose that effectual mew we 14 be Moped te ob viate any future taus of tomplollth Hothithre notwithetandlog the promised ensallerodes of the evils nee plained of, the same scandalous isettenten to the masa of toe redeem poor *Weal isle& flaw, aid had Inc, if passible, been canted to • peer sent then before. Os the previous night. wide peoeseillog . 10 lth relines, the attention of applies& vies :fibs equitel la the usual throng of homeless maim mese ego sod both sue huddled together lit MO et tier was weer ; sod not wish ing to subject kimult to the eestessellone treatment he had always before reprised tikes to ensued to sake • personal appeal on their beholf, be requested the constable on the beat to hie 111111111 authority in order to procure them a night's shelter. Oa mating the application the omen wu admitted lat. the User yard, but remain I, few manatee with a polite latimatthe, which was confirmed by the nateketu, to the east that the water would be happy to see applicant Wile. He accordingly accompanied the porter, sad was ushered Into the courtyard, where he found the muter, who awed him in the fees is as overbear leg sinner, and nsdelytheaseded his business. After telling him he heebeen Window& et Mews rapist, he wu about to Latitude for the welshed diets el his Weitz& whoa he was interrepted by the mower. who poised to tit: gate, lad addressed him in es haperione liss, with the theerva don, " There's the demos-got ant." g 'Misled that the muter had celled Wm In the the impress purpose of Malting his, he theliguartig esesesstratod with him upon hie diegracilal easluth sod es esteem; to the street, ao• mode, to his tourloble prestiss, be usdemook the tempo- my team of the poor people, amersimisi to thirteen per sem. who bad bee refueelrelief, sad hesiehed them with to provide themselves with a mealhetelit noel sad a Ifetheill. 11 176, esesshimeted the state-1 mat of theseppileest a ead oiled that. eletmegOe bed made remoted applitationtee the guffaws, far the aditiesion of W re pewees who bed bees Is the habit of remeising for beers limey sight ist treat of the eselthesse, he bad scarcely ever belt asmeafal, sad had sheet invariably been told the if he Osumi thee in the way, it was his duty to get rid of 411111 is the bet way he mei lie. lesthill said that it was oertaiely a very lamentable elate oftidelp, sad be pale* molested that Mr. Bur • the flearillea of the heard of goardisime, on the coma aka Wen the het cytoplast was brought wider his node, his empremly undertakes to us his best effete to order to must its renneses; but as it appeared =West that no alteration 'whatever bad taken plane, he should recommend the applicaot to submit the whole of tho fasts to the pee law hosed, who wire ekes invested with sufficient powers to deal with such as Intolerable grimaces. The applicant expressed hie iatention to lose no time is adopting the soggeetics of the magistrate, and left the court with his friends. Mr. Williams Inns Rubeon, el. person charged with eatensith flalliNlS the Crystal Pine Company, and who "sly arrived la lows by tee mad crate from Dover yesterday mugs& wee into the court by Mr. Lund and Si,. ni attire felons' bar before Mr. Elliott a very gentlessuly looking mat of oiuudl7 ll ::itilp s eessoil very much dejected. He was seellii dueled Assassination, and held • cambric handker &if to his fete, and eetinvoured to conceal his features ben Ike game o f lugeenowd of persons in the court. Mr. Hawkins, the banflow. instructed by Mr. Pitob, from the office of Mears. hbeetek, Farquhar, and Leech, solicitors to the Crystal Passe Oimpeny, appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Lane, solider, appeared on behalf of the prisooter, to watch the pesseselinp ; and Mr. Mount, the solicitor in bankraptcy, sesempanied by Mr. Duthie, the mosesevr, sins &needed to wank the proondings. Mr. Rawlins said he opposes' s, in part of the Crystal Palace Company to pressed& MLeiedd state very thinly, sad would prove equally se ellenly, the thee which wee to be presented against the demi at its her. William James Rothe.. Is the (intimation,. le wield merely state the feast whisk had been °anginal by the yeleoser, and which menshimately be investigated by another court. Tee =l.:at the tar U soul wriseipel clerk in the is N department of the Crystal Palace Company. It was his duty se soot clerk to Viso charge of the book', relating to the department, and to take charge also of • somber of scrip certificate., the property of poring who were owners of shares in the company, and who either for the sake of ninniesa or safety left their scrip with the Ifejfetal Palace Company. The printer wee appointed in the 1868, and 'outlined to their Genies until the 19th of sptsmsbar last, epos which day wrists ciecumstances leseeptsed, when be striated himself, or rather absconds(' hem thermic" of the ettspeey, and bad not been heard of will • few days ago, when he was apprehended at noising- Ibre. Oa the 19th of September, matter having occurred which raised the suspicious of Mr. Grove , the secretary to Site rampsay, he, in sousequeece, had an interview with the pima to his dies. It appeared that certain shares bed got fa* the market, aid the secretary was punted how Iffiefbed get titers. The prisoner said that there were inedieritles was apparent, and if Mr. Faison would only egeseepeny him to his private residence, Kilburn Priory, he would clear up the difficulty, and put the matter straight et Mee. Mr. Fawn accordingly atcompstied him there, and baying arrived at the plies, the prisocer said be thought it as well, nudar the circumstances, that they should hays same lunch, and he left the room, apparently for the purpose of ordering it. He n , however, returned, but a note wait left, whisk would be produ ced, and he bed sot been sees after that until a few den ye The immediate dame to be preferred against for prisoner was In reference to eight preferential stares of the Crystal Palace Company, which were the property of a MATiobert Rateetson, s gentlemen reiidieg near Leith. non gentlemen bed allotted to him 50 or 61 prefenetiel draw In the early pert of the present year. They were eimebend from 199,449 to 199,600. Mr. Robertson had snot taken these shares from the custody of the company, but they had been left, with a variety of other shares, with the erisoser, who bed charge of them, and in the month of LIVE lest its prisoner made application to Mr. George Obithest, • stockbroker, of Bank Chambers, Latithory, to Mogen of for him some Crystal Palace stereo, and, amongst ettery be heeded to him eight *nip stertificates which bad bees Issued by the company, and which were numbered trim 199,471 to 199,478, being eight of the shares which bed besa allotted to Mr. Robertson and bed bees left In the pelsomer's custody. Mr. Cleland was instructed to sell on the part of the primmer, and Mr. Closeout did so, and the erinaese, in order to complete the negotiation, !laded to Mr. Clement a testesr that purported to be 'muted by • Mr Arthur Julius Soon, a perms who, he believed, bed existed at all. It was pretended by the ptit eon that these shales wen the property of a gentlemen bearing teat name, and the tritest. r was heeded to Mr. Clement to couplet. the sale. Afterwards some icquirics were made, and it tamed out that these shares were the property of Mr. Robertson, entrusted for safe custody to the prisoner, and fraudulently wades.* of by him. Mr. Elliott—Do I undentend you that then shun are tressferable Mr. Hawkice—Not from bend to hand, but by deed, and the owner has never esecuted the dead at all. The shales wen allotted to Mr. Roberteon, and stood in his name es a shareholder on the books of the company. lb. scrip men den were deposited is the custody of the prisoner in order that he might take charge of them for Mr. Robertson until be required them, and he bed no right whatever to pert with them. He, however, did so with a fraudulent pro teins, and gave to Mr. Clement • forged transfer, in the name of a person who sever existed. He would shortly prove these feces. Mr. Grove, the secretary to the Crystal Palen Company, sald—le the year 1863 the prisoner, Willi ve James Rot as, was in the company's seterice, sod continued in it till the 19th September last. Hs was chief clerk In the transfer departesiV, and had the custody of the transfer-book, as well as the registry of share.. The whole of that depart meat was under his charge. It was the practice of the Crystal Palace Company to teke charge of certain scrip certified*. belonging to shareholders who did not take them away. Amongst other scrip certificates confided to the care of the prisoner were certain shares belonging to Mr. Robinson, but another isdivolual, Mr. Tenon, t.uld speak more particularly to this matter, to being the regis trar. The last time he saw the printer was in the silica of Mr. Passer, with whom be lett f r the purpose of explode lag some irregularities with which he was Charged. That was ea Wednesday, the 20th, and I have not soon him dace 1111 thee day. 96. Les, the solicitor to the prisoner, ea; here asked if be wined to pat any questions to the witness, and declined doing s°. Mr. George Fame said be was treasurer and registrar of the Crystal Pelee. Company. Mr. Robert Robertson was owner of 61 preferential thares in the Crystal Palen OM piny, numbered from 199,499 to 199,600 inclusive. They were Aare' for which scrip certificate. had been issued. On the 19th of September within was proses* with Mr. Grove when some clng. yes made against the prisoner of irregularities in the course of his duty. Oa that theasies intone accompanied prisoner to his private lenience for the pup'se of having that a Irregularities es. plained. Prisoner left the room as though for the mien of collecting materials fir the explasation which he hid volunteered to give. Then Iv,. some huschno pr. pared in the parlour. Winne did not see him after rare. till that dn. Withw remained at Kilburn from • half to three quarters of an hour. Before wines. left • nolo was handed to bin, se follows : " My dear Fasson,—l moat hay* a day to made my mitten. I must see Itemmington. Don't be under any alarm. All thirga ars gaits arrest, but I am in a little emission. Illy property is over 30,0001., but I admit that I baye don* wrong as far as Ileramaogton is commented. Ds applied to me for money. ',could not spare it, and I lent ►tm abarm that ware in my keeping, ander promise that be would keep them soder lock sad key, and ibis, through l an error, ke did not do, sad the courigercces Sr. what you know. I bat, now gems down to the City. My groom will follow with you. Pray don't be coder any alarm, for all will be aorrect.—Tonsa faithfully, "W. 'Axis Amami." "P.B. The shins I I.t ftesmiesten are safe is the esetody of the penes who lest the nosey." Mame west is Ile City ismseilately, to the oftia of the solicitor to the common but he did mot em this penoner ag•ia uut4 that day. Mr. George Clement, stockbroker, of Bork-ek•mben, said that iss the "tooth of August lest be had iostructioas from this prisms, to mil some Crystal Palms shares—preferesos flans. AUG. pi ono, oertifiestio of shares were eight membered from 199,471 to 199,478. The Unseen were hooded at the same time with the certificates. The MIMS wove delivered to •rother broker, who sold Men, aid the meet' was headed to Mr. Bohm, or his order. Barest Coppin deposed that he took Marge of the pri mmer ea Toad• last st Copeabageo, and brought bin to this emany. Be was paving then under the name of Bdward Smith. Mr. Elliott—Did be say say thing to you ? Coppice — Os seeing him, sir, I said, " Mr. Hobson, I am arms about this affair from the Crystal Palace Company." Mu said, " Vary well, I know I have done wrong, and I must suffer the law." I said, " Haw* you any objection to seeempany me to London ?" He said, "No ; I shall be glad to doss" I then mid, "Are you prepared to go beak with me ?" and he said, ." TM ; I'll do so." Ice retinae' to his property, I salted him what money be had, and be produced his purse, wh.oh contained 36 Danish dollars and Inbar smaller coins, ago d watch and chain, and in his box was a quantity of silver forks and spoons, a diamond ring and studs, with his passport book, and pasqport in the nose of Edward Smith. The signature to the passport, "Edward Smith," was sworn to as being in the prisoner's hand writing. Coppice added to his testimony that the sister of the prisoner was with him at Copenhagen, and paused under tie name of Aguas Smith. She returned to London with them. Mr. John Land, euperiateadent of the P division of police, said that be had the matter wanted with this cue in bead since the prisoner bed absented himself, and en hie being brought into the station-hones on that morning by Colvin, he said, " Robson, this is a bad job. To which ha replied, " Yes, it is. I am misera bly guilty, and will make all the reparation I can before I go. I hops they will not confine me for life in solitary imprisoarnent. I do not mind being transported, for I deserve it. I carried a ring about me with pronto said in it for the last three maths, and I intended to destroy myself with it, hat somethiag came across my mind aa though it was from the Almighty, end the reason I did not do it wee for fear of making my poor wife's latter days miserable, and I threw the ring into the sea." He then went on to state about his property, which he should give over to the Crystal Palace Dempsey, and gave the names of several persoas who were iudebted or him is large sums, for money lent, and two of them were for 1,0001. each. Mr. Hawkins here said test this was all the evidence be ' Intended to produce; upon which Mr. Elliott remarked that the ease was in a very imperfect date, inasmuch as to legal evideuee of the transfer of the shares had been produced, and therefore it must Blend over to a fathom day. Mr. Mount, the solicitor to the Bankruptcy Court, here mid that Robson bad been aejudicated a bankrupt, and he requested that the property produced by Sergeant Ccppin mien be delivered up to the messenger of the Bankruptcy Court. Mr. Elliott declined malting any order on the subject, and Coppia retained possession of the property. Mr. Elliott (to the {visoner)—Yon have heard the nature of the charge ugliest you—namely, stealing sight preferen- tial shares belonging to the Crystal Palace Company. You are not bound to ssy anything to that charge; but. U yea wish to say anything, I am bound to hear you. Prisoner (os a faint voice)—l have nothing to my. Mr. Elliott—Then you are remanded until Monday neat. The prisoner wee thee removed from the bar. BOWBTRBBT. A lad Parma in the service of Messrs. Steadall and Co., of Bioad-itrest, 11.ilborn, iron mongers wee charged with robbieg his employers. The p risoner, though rot the Healer cubist., acted oces. 'locally in that capacity, and some suspicion having arisen that he was in the habit of pill, riog more, from the till, It was thought advisable to let a watch upon him. That more kg (Thursday), Mr. Chiles, one of the militants, plaited in the tall 111. in sovereigns, half-sovereigns, snd half-crowns, all marked. A constable was then concealed in a pciaitim; where be could see what marred at the cashier's desk. In the course of the Esc:Tics the rimier went to the desk while the cashier's back was turned, took up a knife, and erased somethirg from the readymcniy book He then took balf•s-sovrreign from tle till, and put it M his pocket. Tim half-sovereign, wh'elt was one of these which Mr. Chiles bad tanked, was found upon him, end be produced two m.,re, not marked, but which he sorfemed to have taken on former °cessions. The entry be bad tantlered with wee tee of the receipt of 13s. He had erased the figure "1," so that ft reed " 31." lb, primate, who made co &foam, was committed for trial. Three charges were pae'erred egoista canon for &Mar horses suffering Ina ret-,ae s, the tro , tedinge Mine t•tt a let the Mumma a Us Society for the Prevention of Cruelty I to Aplomb. la two ewes ficee of 10r. and oats were Maimed, sad tke third wee adjourned. WORSHIP.STKERT. Mr. Edward Martin, of the COlO Eschaege, residing he Mount. ternee, Whitechspol. attended Delos. Mr. Humid to request his advice. The applicant ramieded the magistrate that he had es psatedly felt it hie eel to prefer complaints et this evert with regard to the bush aid Waling conduit of the Ina. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. WILIAM( BBVICONS, Redruth, Cornwall. draper, to surrender Oct. 18 at 11, and Nov. lis at 2, st Basinghall-street. 8.11, Wagon and NOM Oterhame reet, iitr • off. anti., Lee, Aldermanbury. WILLIAM Boar Kingaland-roil, Nhoreditch, baker, Oct. 17 at 2, and Nov. Ie at It, at Basingball.street. Bois., Billeary Pen church-building., City; off. araig , Bell, Colemarvetreet-huilitinge. Ides Areas.. leers and JAMB 1-1111 P, Fore-areet, Cripplegate, lithographic printer., Oct. 12, at 14, and Nov. 24 at 3, at Basing. hall-street. Sol , Sydney, Jewlyetreet, Artiste; off. song. Pennell, Guildhall...bombers. W.tausr Jams Suwon, Bowling-ptream.mewr, Kennington Ova', antimony smelter, Oct. 23 at I, sod Nov. at 12, at Bar og halletreet. Bola., Mount and Bagger, Clament'elane, Lombard. street; off. melt., Johnson, Basinghalivt•est. WILIAM Joey Coma Warm, Chatham, Kent, draper, Oct. 23 at 11, and Nov. 20. at 2, at BminghalLauest. Sole, Bole and C Alissaaliary ; Q. suit., Bell. Coleman.strret.buildiags. Pun Datimen Kara, King William.strees, City, andlsysWl :11=ibial sit z se r in buoy g eds, Oct. 2.. t 114, and Nov. 27 at I, got., IdarArell, Chnnou.street ; off. a mig., Oak Oilemem.street . -boildings. WUHAN Naomi Olsson, Berated, corder, `Oct. 23 sad Nov. IS, at itig. lismiagliass °Lurk dole. Wolters= and Knight Birralwslam. Osciervosd, Hereford ; off. saalg., Whitmore, Birmingham. Jana *envoy Boollians, Warwickshire, gm oar. Oct. 34 and Nov. 13, at 114, at Dirmileglism Court. Bole., ?gotta= and Knight, Birmingham; of. wit., Whitmore, Birmingham. Wit WAN HOLM 111011111./.. Boston. Liroltuipre, pia obroker, Oc.. 21 and Nov. 11, so 407,5 t Nottingham Coh - itr Nottingham. and Trehern sod Whits, Bucklerebory, I radon ; of. wig.. Barris, Notdaghsat. Cutout Jonas, Gloucester. millaisker. Oot. 27 and Nov. IV it 12, at Bristol Court. Sol , Glower er; male., Miller, Bristol. CRAMIKIM lasses and Joss Eau. LIIITLUKOT, LlTtril:3l, corn mutants. Oct. 21 mid Nov. 17, at 11, at Lnerpol port. fool Woodburn, Liverpool; ofl ili g, Casanova, LiverpooL Joss Lotman°, Jugs, Gorton, Insesoiliire, eaten essnotsotarer, Ge•. Uat 11, and Nov. list 1, at Maaceasta Cant. Bols.. nate and 00., ilandwaer, sad Pock and Vino, dahtmkuodaradne ; off. mtg.. Prater, Mansbeater. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jaime HURT alsratus.s. Risinto&upos-Hull. boot and sboornaker. iNdOLYENT PETITIONER& J. H. Item, Baker-street,EirTkentiell, ell, BMW" Stmt. fad, brewer—a. Creamy, %blithe:se-roue Lime Wbitearare. ferret, grocer—T. Webb, Wrlaiittrre.want. Lamb* cowkeeper— E. E. Pitt, Weningtoo-terrace, Camberwell. tailor—W. Aneram, Keatist.towo—lt. Larkin, fro., Walwortb, bargebaflder —J. lingers, Plough.roscl, Rotberintre. Wier —W. Breeden, Clittoc.rireet rialbare. clerk—Ellen Pructer. Err; to t em{ Sbli licierdieg.hoose keeper—F. S. Berry, Polandotreet,Osfordotrre• roofsetiooer—P. Frio), Ficet.rtriot, Jo etereatioorr • F. P. Everett, Itiorketreet, Ctiespricle, sac ,ustant—J. Great Bub. street, ClerksoweS, porter—T. Hogg, Leigbotree., Pal Litto.squ re, telegrµb spat—J. Sear. Heebner. furniture dealer. DIVIDENDS. _ . . Nov. 1. H. Hall and C. 11;11.51; — B — orwell-sourt. and Neseton. id tddleees, cattle dealers—Oct. 31. P. L. Slowed (sepa rate estate), Callum.atnet, City, inerchizt —N.,. 3. 3. Nevin. Fern cob e, Kent, ironmonger —Nov. I. T. Rutherford. Agnes.place, Wa ter'oc.rod—Noe. S. W. W. Ford, Sydney.oottage, Homey-reed, sag lioward-buildinp, St. Luke's, wholesale brush manufacturer— s Nov. I. T. Lawrence. Reading, Berkshire, draper—Nov. 3. W. Wider, Crutched-friars, City, merchant—Nov. 3. D. Deacon. Kilbe•n, Middlesex, butcher—Not. 3. 0. W. Knight, St. Andrew's-rod, Lime• house, builder—Nov. I. J. Osborne. Cortain.rosd, fibereditch, 0030- steser—Nov. 3. 3. Oalquhoun, woolwich, Kent, money r crivener— Oat. 31. 3. Edwards, Southampton. watch maker—Det. 31. T. 8. Dirties, Tork-street, Westminster, eke asemonger—Oct. 31. W. Ed wards, 0r0...8r/et, Finsbury, ale and porter merchant—Nov. 6. C. H. Feantann, North Shields. 'hip chandler. ATP-S to be granted. unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. I. E. Tomlinson, Craytord, Kent, India rubber manufacturer —Cat. 31. D. Helm Bt Wartm'►lane. Westminster, seedemau—Nov. I. 3. Lindsay, Sf dewy, New South Wales, and Queen's Hotel, St. mrr•bant—Oct 31. Y. 13. Weyer. Msgdslen.row, Oeodmaa's•6elda • wins and Writ merchent—Nov. I. T. Sternberg, Northampton, wine merchant—Nov. I. J. Dyte, Straw, stationer— Nov. I. H. J. Smith and B. Crane, Great Bt. ➢elm's, city, fold Bt. George's Stores, near Fel astopol, dealers—Oct. 31. 3. 0. Belford, Upper Kisg.street, Bloomsbury, importer of fancy gods—Out. 31. B. Hee tech, Epsom, Surrey, licensed victualler—Nov. IL W. B. Rinse Hiroo' grocer—Nov. 3, 3. W. Phillips, Worm ter, hop mer chant—Nov.3. J. Corbett, Binnirgbaro, licensed victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISMOLVED. B. Cooper and P. Maguire, Burnley, Lancashire, tempts talkers - T. Hammer, A. Warren, and R. Cured, Warwiol.lane, City, mat salesmen, so I.r a. 'agar& A. Warren—J. Stewart sad J. Prichard, Swansea, Olamorganshile, Be need Octuallas—R. H. 1314000, A. Berme, and J. Steward, Buena Ayres, general merchants—R. H. Bri , Coo, A. Briscoe, and J. Steward, Monte Video, general merchsista, to far as tepid J. Steward—W. Hutchinson and W. Barton, Salford. Lancarlaire, engineers .C. Swill, J. J. Derh an, Red C. Kenyon, Blackburn. ironfoundere, so far as regards Kenyoe—W. Cox and!. Downing. I.ImPMO Stoke. Wiltahlre, osintraetors-11. Brinier sod R. Ritchie, thantorktul:dings Stroud, arehittets—J. Johnsen. W. Jolene, aril 0. Johnny, Hazel-grove, CheaWre, wood turnery so far so regards 0. Khios.— Ann hr.ng and Y. T. Reimers, Kingaon upon•Hull sallmaken-0. Ororg• and C. Clark, Holloway, Middle, six. ceetractors—d. Mee, and E. Bottomley, Horsley, Lancashire, 'rears—W. Bennitt, W. IL Dawes, and J. Taylor, Oldbury, Woroes tershirt., coal masters, so for as regards W. H. Dawes—klieg Susan Lockwood and a. Humpetoa. Ps ngs, Surrey, proprietors of a ladies' school—W. (kyle; and A. Cayley, Upper.etreet lelington, aphola at/rem—Anne Forrest sod CaiNnine Fairhurst, Warrington, UMW. shire, ealllinete—S. Smith, J. Barney, and C. H. Black ley. Manchester, argravers, so far as regards C. H. Blockiey—L Nielson and O. I:Mi ran, Leeds. printers—ti. Becks and P. Beesley, Manchester, printers —O. Mandy and I). Mandy, nword, Kent, farmers—Anse Broads teat and M. Cattail, HodoenBcid, Zing and J. Holds. worth, Mora Mill, near Manchester. cotes) E. Snell sod T. Raves, Wethersfield and Broiotres, Essex, brewers—E. J. Ingram. W. C. Mane, and J. S. Kees, I reds, woollen drapers, so far as rogues J. B. Kent—H. Hoolsrhae, jun., J. Allman, and J. Clark, so far as regards their concision with the Loneashlre fire sod Lite hummer Compaq. 80STCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Dann) Plummy Glasgow, merchent, Oct. 17, at the Crow Hotel. GlasiLow boos wen:roma Parana, Duddingetoo, Edinburgh, tairerrkeeper, Oct. SO, at Sterenron's Rooms, Edinburgh. Pros Oast Ross, Glr :sow, lithoeesphar, Oct. 22, at 'be Gist !Hotel, °know. Jong Means (dicesserO, Leith, clerk. Oct. 11, at the New Ship hotel. Leith. SZATVII WAIIIIIVITOP, Edinburgh, engraver, Cot. 20, at Dowel's and Lyt n's Rooms, Ed tnburgb. bras Russo, Glasgow, merchant, Oct. SO, at the Glasgow Stock Ex change Roam BRIDONORTII AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.— OD Thursday, the third annual exhibition and show of stock of the Bridgnorth Agricultural Asacciation took Voce In the cricket field adjoicing the town. The show, which was well sustained in all its departments, was fol lowed by • dinner at the Town Hell, %meter the presidency of Mr. bl. G. Benson. The attendance included Viscount Newport, M.P.; Mr. H. Whitmore, M.P.: Mr. John Pritebard, bi P.; Mr. W. Whitmore, &e. This toast of "Toe Members fo. the Comity " wee responded to by Lord Newport, selyi, in the course of his remarks, alluded to the late bill for the oompulrory ado;.tion of • system of agri culture, statistic,. He for roe most sincerely rejoiced that the bill was defeated. In his opinion the MIMS was hastily eonceved, mid objectionable in many parti culars. In the abstract be entirely approved of egricultural statistics, so he ecrceircd that the acquirement of statistics in any form most be use ful in a civilised country, but be ventured to tbink that the informstion should be obtained by • voluntery and not • compulsory mode. He thought it should be mined to large items, without entering into smaller details, sod that the inquiry should be conducted by means of kcal authority, sod local arratigeutsnts ands by Moos for whole benefit it was established, and from whom it was intended to collect Information. magistrates putted. The mimed:sweat that the linen was granted elicited* int of *pylons. Sir Janis Duke hoped that, as Mr. Hinton had got the Some, be would do all he possibly could to provist the irregularities which had bees coniplaised of by the opposisg pethidine. Mr. Hinton said he always had, sad should continue to d•, so. -- Some unoppoued ono Were this disposed of, sad the court adjourned. THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. William Salt Hardwick, who was sons* days ego, together with Henry Attwell, cherged itith haying committed a tor gery upon the backlog-house of Meters Gaoling sod Co., Fleet-street, wee brought before the Lord Mayor upon the charge of having committed a forgery with intent to defraud the firm of Messrs. Pemberton Heywood, sad (theta, of Lombard-strett, Inshore, of I,oooi. Mr.illulicss, the solicitor to the Committee of Beakers fir Prethetthn from Forgeries end Frithd,attended for the pron. eution ; Mr. Lewis for the ciefsnes. Mr. W. P. N.cholle, clerk to MOWS. Pemberton, Hey wood, end Co., said—Messes. Stephen Reasiord and CO.. of Aratinfrion, keep an 'mutat at oar house, and Aro in the habit of accepting tills payable at our house. On Saturday, the 14th of June l-et, the bill of tub tinge for 1,0031. produced was presented tome for mascot by John Clemente (one of the wittiest's for the protestation). I bad my dautt about it, asd Clemente was detained. It pur ports to be drawn by "L. Recipe upon Mmes. Stephen Renaud, tad Ca., at 30 days' sight, to the order or it. Ryley," and purports to be accesthd 12th of Map, 1866, gigabit at our house. I had gone to far at to select the totes with which to pay the bill. Crateszansined—l have never seta the prisoner, to my knowledge, before this day. Mr. William Likersole said—l am in the martin of Mews. Stephen Kennard end Co. The acceptance to the bid of etches,' produced is certainly mot the genuine sees prance of our horse. I know Mr. Lavingtom Roupe, Hoban Town, sad have constantly trim ' his signature to bills, and from my 'aluminium' with his signature, I state that this is not is his hondwritiog. It tango' be meant for en imitation, es hit handwriting is very semi). I have seen the prisoner heft». About the 27th of May lost he broueht to our house the bill of ea change for 2fild. produced, dated Hobart Tow°, February 16 h, 18:6, drawl, by Tootnse D. Chapeaus and Co. upon Merin. Stephen Kennard sod Co., payable at 90 days' eight, to the ceder of " Willie. Crossley end Co." cud W. S. Hardwick. The prisoner left that bill at our house far socepthase. He asked that it might be accepted then, but I objected, sad told bluro leave the bill until neat day.' He said be wss goiog out of town, end be world tell his' bickers. Coeds end Co ,to coil for it. Ths scooptarthe to that hi.l is the genuine aceebtar ce of oar firm. Ceces-eaunined by Mr. Lewis—l cannot say that the itemise aceeptonce ever got into the haao a of the prisoner I don't knew who called ;for it. We do not take:receipts ger bills left for secoptsace. There is no firm of the name of Loupe in correspond/on with our house. We do act Ilk* any mescrtadam liken so to persons who c a ll for athepted tiff. The Lo d Nsyot—ls It atoll with your tours to semi hills draws frost Australtt without oiv.oo It it _ The Lard Mayor—You would accept a bill icy 1,0001. If you koew the sittatture of the party t—Watiess : Yes. Joba amerce mid—l am ',trent to Mr. Joseph ChM; of Bale Park, near Salisbury, Wi titter. In the mouth of Jane Mat I wee cat of a eittietkv, and my wife Pod I wire then melding at No. 23, Hadeiegtott-stmet, York. read, Lambeth. I ;relented the bill of embus' for 1,0001. at Roywood sad Co.'s beak In the tweeting of tba week I was la the City of London asking any inquiries to get a situation, and on one of those days I wmat late a warehouse is the City. I dolt know 'sadly when that MAMMA% BIICIAII.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the predate of the Btitish POISSWOII2 in Ansertca for the weak ending Oct. 7, is Sia. Std. per cut. reclusive of duty. No return has been wade of the price of brown or Mu•coeado auger the prelate of the Mauritius for the seek ending ar. stove. The average price of brown ft Hummed* near the produce of the East Jodie. for the week end. Inger stove is 32.. 61d. Th e average Woe of the two foregoluf dsvlp tiara et asps jointly, kg the week ending ag above, le 312. eel. pet *wt., ezelegive of duty. Bourret. Otte. 10.—The laarket has teen very firms this week• but the stocks In first hands tribe quite ethinuted, the tranesetions Oboe our last are entirely rosined to Boating cargoes for arrival, and In which about 1,500 tow of curler, deectiptions of enter have found bums at rather higher priers. but the particulars of whicb have not been allowed to transpire. me nlinrd multi has been allsnattd, gad the asanufactorers have been enabled to eel on for forward deli very at eshaneed quotations. In rum there is vary little doing, ghastly, however, for want of a supply. COTTON.—Tivearom, Oct. 10. - &vac and entitdant, althoveh quiet, as our cotton market was at the don of last week, it wee eon. Ably acted upon, and our prcoreding a mica deal checked, on Monday and Tuetday. by the Bark at Entyend taking the bold and judicious step of &sing their rate of di/count tot sod 7 per cent. Still, sationsly pieced d the osonwr-y pc anon of this, liantry and Fowl appeared to be, its reprri log effect urn our cotton market was to. Vastly dissipated by the snivel on Thursday of the steamer Atlantic, with unfavourable accounts of the prospects of the coming crop of cotton to the Vatted States To such an event boa dal, reported • injory spread In the cotton grow rag region, that ranelderahla Invest. I meets on speculation have been made in tbis it well as the &mei:can markets, by those parties said to have witnereed the disasters upon which they have acted. As we have stated, the effect of these adowas neon our market wee twin: dlate, nor bet the imoression teen Weakened up to the present moment. We have, therefore. not only to rep tel a strong market geoerafly and is all kind,, but a further advance on the quotations of Easy 1: at of nee", Ict on the cannton run of American dereciptions and 1.113 d to Id on other sort,. We now quote middling Upl -ale, 67.164.; Mobtfe, 64d; Orkin% 11 9-16 d. The Committee of Brokers o'er/ fr. a. Uplands, Old; Mobile, 1114; and Orleans 71d. 9,08 American, 3,010 tont, and SCO Egyptian, are repo rted to have t aen often on sr mulwion ; 1,330 Anserican,,ll,olo Surat, and 30 Noonan foe export ; so that thedelive. rtes to the trade for the week have ; en about 1,1 200 Wm. tales to day 16,000 bales, about one-half beirg on specu lation and for export. Wee of the week 63,730 bake. CORN.—Car 'prom), Ocr. 10.—Tbers was a moderate supply of whet at market it day, Lot comb cut of condition; such tound buyers at rather OM w :k4 currescy, best -tanp.-; realising 1% too advaor- -655. to ler ; extra, 75..; with., 745. to OIL ; extra, Us. Barley, r ol me' NI qua 4; 1-s rtr-er, sad Is. dearer -40 s. to nes.; errs, 625, t r•ii; • rat ; la. dearer. • • - • tumour, Ocr. 10. —Myth a p.cd show of worst the trade ruled Bram, at la *thaws; red, 65,. to T. white, 71e. is 71s. A goad demand to Delay, sad is. advisee was obtained au 114 qualifier, 1455. to Ms. Very littledorag In oats or bears. 00,3111.-Lownow. 00r.10.-Bates' West Hartley, 176. 9d.; Buddla's West Hartley, 84.6 d.; Byr - Vs delwlds Hartley. 18s. Gd.;twinge Huller, Ille. 6414 ow O: 195.; Lloward's Went Hullo) Nether. Ilia. 6d. ; Los e's West toe, I Hartley, 11. 6d.; New TaatleW, 175.; Old MIMI& ow Or-, Ws. 3d ; 6 uth Derwent (unnereened)„ 16.. 6d. ; Taatleld Moor, li.e. lid.; Tontleld Mc,e Bates, DM. 94.; Walker Primrose, lb 3d.; wells End Acorn C 1..,. 124.9 d.; Walla End Eden, law ed.; WAN Pad Barton, Ins ; Walla End Heston, 17a. 91.; Will. End Henley, 17.. 9d.; Walla End Hilda. 17e. 3c1.; Walls End I ever.on, 17e.; Walla End Northumberland, 17s. rd.; Walls End Riddell. 17e. 9d.; Eden Main, 18a. 9d.; Walls End Bel. moot, 195. 6d. ; Walls End Bragdylls, 195.; Wells Ent HmtwelL Ws. 9d.; Walls End Helton, 89e. 9d. ; Walla End Belton Lyon., lls. 6d. ; Will. End Lualnon, 19s. 3d.; w ails End Montague, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Ranee. Helton. l ie Walla End Boesch 19s. 9d.; Walla End Pember , 111. 3d. ; Walla Lad Richmond, Hatton, 19e. 61. ; Walls Fad &swan% 19p. 9d.; Walla End Cando; les. 94.; Wells End Canaan, I>s. IN. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19e. bd.; Walla End Hartlepool Helton, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Hunwick, 135.; Walla End North Hartley( l7r. ; Walla End *butt, Hartlepool,l9s.; Wall. End Routh hellos, 19a.; Will. End Teas, 19.. 90..; Walla End Thorpe, 19.. id.; Walls End Wllltwor,b, Its.; Walls End Ersneriaml. 175.; Walls End Woodhouse C 1..., 17a. 3d.; Blrcbgrors Gralgola, 91.. 9d.; Equborwen Merthyr, 12s. 9d.; Wayne's Merthyr, 34.-Balps at market, 149, Bold, 126. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milo. Pi. Her Total. Total omit, mom. ebroullae. MK UM. Week a5t411 . 137t.. 3. 28. [Mosta and at 4.049 3.202 7,210 Week =kat Oct. 2. Marta Antonia Morena to Plot° ...... WeeknaLag Oct. 1. 102 74 174 135 - - 245 la .. Peekka soma eek ake eating Oct. S. W ... -. 6.&31 G. 2 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Cbatntibtirid, Peaummrd, Irmo Hun to Algiers, conk after tries fn contact with a tango, In the sight of 19 ; tour of the crew picked up mad land..d here by tee Fenny, Petersen, from England to Cronstadt.—E'sinore, °M.6. Commerce, Thomas, aom Cerfliffts Liven wl, fr.t in, on the 7tb ts New Quay, to reps'r demi , basing Dom in cslllsion off Sarde:y, with the Jane, foci Barrow to Newport, which Maw Lately sorb; crew eased by the Commeree.--1 Iverpool, Oct 10. Kent, Captain Homy, from Calcutta Is London, woo lost tin Table Bay, Aug. 7. She aged from Modem for London, June 11, rod mu spoken off the tate, July 18.-1 'verpool, trot. 10. Stevens, of Winteoch, Brum from I endon to Wyborg, in holiest, was totally stacked on the .ide of the I.lsri of Hawn, arse Lysekibl, Dept. 17 ; crew cud part of the iooree saved. Treat (brig), of Shie:ds. from Archangel to London. with tallow, &s., got on the Busk Middle Saud diving the pinta oi Oct 7, and went to pleas ; crow east I.—Shiermie, Oat. S. Usk, of Ltierpool, Capts'il Fadden , from Akyab for Falmouth, Wee abandoned, July an, off the Cite cf Gond Hope; vim landed 'n Table Bay by the Pyramid, arrived tc day at Falmouth, which has brought master, wife, and clfud here.—Liverpool, Oct 10. LITIZPOM Etzips xr Folmar Porte.—Cly of IV'tcheatn, Art and Forth, andiceeph Rowan, at Quebec ; Precioex, ate, rod Norte noesdia, at Teneriff, ; Aqu.lda. at Ventre ; Arno (es), end Harriet, at Leghorn ; Melita (ce) ;end reared for Helm), and AMC elan (w), at GibraXar ; Tematlpas (so), at Pairobouf, William, at Antwerp; August, at Ghent. Pon.= vox laeseroot.—Jane Bather, from Leghorn, Sept. 27 Fortitude, Iran Bordeaux, Oct. 6. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Levi Woodbury. Bradt° 0, from St. Jobs, N.B , for Liverpool, 2% pt 18, lat. 43. 108.57. Nary Howl' Milford, from 1 ondon for Calcutto Aug. 28, lat. 9 N., lon. 24 W. Neptune, Balebelder, from Liverpc:l for New Orleans, Aug. 27, lat. 85.10 N.. los. 30.50. Westmoreland (ab`p), from 1 biladelpbia, for Liverpool, Sep. 21, let. 89, lon. 74. CRYSTAL PALM.— ONE SHILLING DAY. FRIDAY, OCT. 10.— Acta Wiens on parries; 1,951; dicta by solos* tickets, 383. Total tridteta, 1,854. • [Advertisement.] Medicine always aggravates ehrotio diseases. each P, oußge-Itm (dyspepsia!, flatulency, habiturl constipation, nervous, bilious and liver complaints, Ac., but Du Dory's delicior a Resilenta Amides Food fovar-ably cures them in • very short time. We extract two oat of many thousand expressions of gratitude from Moyle , . Care 52.612. 's Rwetrevor. a suety of Dew a, Deland, Uo. 9, 1104. 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Wane GLI.A.Itt,"—• rupported by teatimonials from the ce.ebrated professors at chemistry, Dr. Anarew Ore, Ur. shot:BM, Dr. liarevy, )r. ''as; b 1 Csito ker. Vs. Warner, sir. Davao , r inert nreies, the Dowt3or Countess of Cartleetuart, !Moor ...enetat snouto nme, and teeny other tespee•able person. velvse health ha. worn ranorea by it alter all other neon. of cure bad failed. In ea:Votive, 31b, its.; 121 b, 225. Fupenrefitud, Mb, 230.; luh, 39x. The 101 h and 12'li cattier* free, on receipt of post.office order. Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent...nett, I andon. Fortnum, Moon, ond Co., pin coyote to hoc Majesty, Ficeadilly. Abc at 'O, GraceChUrelosteret ; 330 and 431, Strand ; 4, Cheat:in:le; 68, Corr.bill ; 49. Bishopleate street ; 3fs, Charing-crow ; 54 Upper Baer-street ; 63 and 150, 011ordsetttet. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEIAIELD.-OM, .9. ht urroterl , l4e, Nr'mau.square, the w'e of Copt. E. EelE4l, of a HOWAlto.7ocrt. 7, at New Lockeolvm, Norfolit, the wife of U. F• Howard, EN., of a owl. HACUON ft ELL.— tlet.P, at the Tr Trace, Americo, Goff ort, the wit* of J. J. tdrettor ne', CE. of laugh.er. FETTI WARD.—Oct. 3, at Tut. folic,. Is, Lady Franco Pettlward. of a daughter. AOHKW t,OF Ft.—Oet. 7, at tieriteark.bill, 13r - rey, the wife of J. C. Rehr mega., Veg., of • ciaugg.tg g. 1 irNTE.—Oet. 8, at Coin y, Giamorgew hire, the wile of C. K. K. 'Tyree, Veg., of • daaglati T. W itT)K.—Oet. 8, et Albert Cilia, St. Maya:lurch, Torques . , the wile of A. J. Verde, keg., of a eon. MARRIAGE& RISTOWE—RTF.AF.NA.— Oct. st .t. ('&o Camberwell, by the Her. J. f, Con, W.A., J. S. lit i.toae. N.O , of at. lbomas's street, Soothwatk. to Miriam lesbea, ti.tuabter of J. Btearos, Esq., of lARRIS- SIIIRLAT.—Oot. 7, at F•. Mary Magdalene, °store* C. K. W. F. Mari, Erg , Lieut. of the Mb Madras Light Cardin., to Aiicia Mary, daughter of the late W. A. Shirley, 11. D., Bishop of %dor and Ilan. ONES—BARIOW.—Oct. 7, at R. Nat s'a, Manchtater, by the Rae. H. glade, LLD., Mr. J. Sousa, of t tandem, South Wales, to Harr:et, daughter of Mr. A. Barlow, of Manchester. • MAGNIAC—DAWSON.—net. 9. at Ft Jameer, Piccadilly. Charley.. eldest eon of H. Magnice, of Colwortb. ik4l , ordobire, to Atutu 99l 4 witlqw of Colonel the Honottrabla T V. llttetron. daughter of the Right amount:de J. W. Eitspattiea, Lf the Queen's County, Ireland. DEATHS. INGTILX.—Oet. 9, at Idarpoo•road, Woo:wieh, Capt. E. 11. Mop awn. aged 38. 0066—Oat. 8, at Upper Arooke•ttrcet, Llaut..Col. Cooke, C.A., aged 111. S, at Camt reweU New-road. J. 11. ?Jaye:Toff, 2 11 1.. Wed 46. lIIITON.—Oet. I, at 'tempter Widdleerz. after a Iwo and 'ogees illsese, originating In panlyele, Ann, he tented oiS of Fir ii. ham J. Newton of Argyliestreet, aged in. .AULL.—Sept. 7, of fever, to ee o; en t off Colon. and near Mapes In Centrei America. Mr. John Paull, mining eng.neer, mono( the late Mr. Paull, of Tavut irk, aged 17. IMITH.—Oct. 7. at Brighton, Teabel eu e dghter of the late W. Smith, Esq., of Park Hour, Neewielifon•PWL Plata gielellead bg WILLI4II lime Mtn. of No. ft, lambertl anal. la lb* Caw «Leaden. Painter. at Lb. Ogle°. to lambert% /Ina. Isils Mirk d Omni /136. • 1 I I I