The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1856, ithise-ant la • customers. Beano the present For die defendants ft was contended that their line of I ralway extended Cerly ar fat as Greet Grimsby, aid thit the' further ixteneion belonged Us tee Mancheit,r, and Lincolnshire Railway Company, over which Ito defen dents could exercise eo control, notwithstanding that the two companies hid 1011 the public convenience jliaed in Mink g "Qprough " tickets frwn London to Hull, but at the rude annourced that they would not be responsible for may inconvenience or loss which might ooaar in same. lipase of saavoidahle delay. Oa the wombs is gseetiow, arawithstaadisg that every exertion waa made to keep the proper time, the Mitt was delayed by reason of • slight Welded'. Mr. wyta• wbs proceeding to net up the phintifes initiate, whin The learned jeep observed' that he wits al opinion that tka plalatiff was not entitled to reamer more than the Im mediate espease he had been caused in sonetquene• of the dilly, namely, Es. 4d , befog ls. 44. for his fate from Great Orimsbyto HQ sad 2.. for his hotel espouses. Had the plain tiff, whom the emptily were bound to thavey to Belle rue to a. IIIE•1111 . , of pasting he would undoubtedly have Irma is a gothies to recover toe amount. Be was of oplana that fa. would be ample 10 compensate the plaintiff lot the less Ilk kW sustained. ne Jan athordiegly, under the learned judge's direc tion, returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 6t. ile. Mellor mquestad that his lordship would certify Is Pa to deprive the plaintiff of cats. Ik. Baron Mattis observed that he would not feel jastille4 to iskg so, es the company ought set to advertise that they would sonny pesetugen on • line over which they profemed to have no control, sad then leave them Is the lurch to get to their destiastloa as they beat cou:d. " ; thus a alio:111as be awe oat withovt the penal. Inquiry was nbesquedy sub at the house, and it was found that he had sold the dohs yards of MTN for Es. It wu idea aid by the presseator as hie property, and the prisoner had On right to take the canvas away without t aving previously obtained an °Mee for that purlieus ; but in thin ease Do such order had been given. The prisoner when takes said that the cloth bad been given to bias by a lady at Barrow, but on the way to the statica-loiss Its esti that tt was a bad job for him. • Tin joy Aopittal th• peaemr. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. b. mamas rai 'Mar omonsizoiria IX 11 II 01•011. R. TAMIL This inaoleast, a young mu 23 years of age, applied fo his discharge. Mr. Caine= opposed far Mr. it ger., and Mr. Way appeared to watch the use on behalf of the In stitate of Sahooleassten. Several other oneditonoppored la perste ' sad Mr. Ruff auplecrted. The insolvent was formerly a eirsical amber, and about the besieging of the present year he established, I. Goa- Jamaica with a person =sued Crises, _a scholastic and eleriesl ovary, at 183, Strand. Aboat Marsh the Tartans differed, and eipairsW, Cohn= establishing the Lights% of Odeasisk OK the inaoireat the Oinked sad Scholia* sadsnuel Institute, a prospectus of which was pram* sad .bore tits manes 0 Lord Shafts. bury. lAN J. Ruseell, Lord Brevets= ..d Sir J. Pakiagliss. M.P., as patrons. Than won also Ibis hini of exambees, de The Weaved admitted omenatbat the 1, _ end Gelman, the = ta b" 6.1 WAL Me had vessfved MI Mtn% emd belifird Met= boss to satinue, It orseldnimeany haws peeved a valuable and a gaping badtelles. If e. Irk .....11ealer, had dimanated a 381. bill draws by a risked" eat sessided_ by_ the =solves% who represented I l se be had a selerp et MK a year. Mr. Pfskestesot shy atiselesesp, meg that he was la. Indust to the beefiest by a panes mord Ilesellifi MIME to abgnia a situation se Weber OM ide *Rte ens es We Isteniews, the tmehent hialamite pat his aims be the bill which Mr. Smith had Moseasted, sad prs.to let Wm have a pert e/ the premeds. H. did eve ilrNa 111., taking an atimmehApasan tar 164 Henbeemeley borrowed 64 fres Me =Mem who had bees seed top Mr. Smith, ad had erisessel M pay the Idabel by lastalmests. Reims, wife, of • she.leder Is the %minima -1 . Meet that Ask In behalf of her Inabsad, feat the ' WelssM Id isiTs 4l: a Mesa mat& blit M hiL, be lades been by /Wise, ma moment a; to ler that 'Ms Wary wee a ye sr. The issolseat said le. Smith's bill was far the mutual essemmodatist ef Windt yd Mr. Piekeefes. old OM 'were 111 have sat it bosoms them. He had news Wed he hal a Wary OVAL, but ble MONIS wee she= thatests. • The Chief Ceemdelioser said the ass mot beelgouttted, bassras the laniT4st's fursitore bad nee bselLeme Tr/ the Melee et the amt. In the anailas be irises aft state bie Imlllendel pad lb. Rownee debt bad bap spontrastod by ma= M Sits repeesestatthss. Mr. emish, too, had a Italn M sompids of bevies bees =dated to lead mossy to' a Alen who was =tail lusedveat. Mr. Pimiento. might hale less duped by the Insolvent, bet at present he was not a eroditer. If nor he paid the bill he would bale a dal= miss the insoles= milk= would not be =Get= by the pram= pstlticre. The one wee the& =goosed situ Wedsesday asst. ' tishet of leave oa the 10th of April, 1864. In July the mine year he was tried at the Westminster Sessions, in the name of Charles Clifftrd, fir pickle' pocket', and acquitted. In December he was eosin tried at the Central Critair al Cnart for atteeptieg to commit a burglary and aitaplerourly assaulting ths occupier of the lio.ase, sad sentenced to 18 months' bard l►bour at Wandsworth. Shortly after he :vase out of prisos, in Augast, 1866, he wee nails tried at the Central CtiechmiCourt, with thother man, let robbing the shop of Mr. Cochayne, jeweller, Mark-lore, and sc. I quitted. Mei companion was sentenced to seven years' trasipmtatke. From that until the present time I have hawed amble( more of hem Mr. Burnham anti It was quite time ouch character was got rid of. - Hp should commit him ler trial, when so doubt the jedge, oa emaciation, wesild psis such a iestacce as to prevent him from committing any further depredations on the public. The Wilbenta were then all bound over to pimento, and Mae primmer was immunitted to Newgats. LAMBETH, William Henry Mtiotten, Cherie s Cullen, Charles Homer, Mary Ann Clark, sad Joseph Young, were brought up on remand en a charge of committing a burglary and robbery at the bone of Mr. Swint, a chemist, on Bristow kill. Sergeant Standiteh said that on Saturday lest he went to the room occupied by the prisoners Cullen and Clark, in Medford-place, Tottenham-conic/cad, and there found two salt spool's and the hunch of keys produced, one of which he found unlocked the till of Mr. Swint, the prosecutor. The chisel be (Standiteh) produced he had resolved from Mr. Elwin on the mooning after the robbery. Sergeant Hepburn, 91 P, said that while in the gaoler's nom a short time heron the prisoners were brought into the court, he heard thee female prisoner call out, " Charley, bow are you r and 'Cullen replied, " All right, Polly; sheer up, we are all right." Clerk then asked where they wen going, and Cullen replied, "To the Bailey • if we west to Surrey we should get lagged, but at the Ba iley we'll only get a stretch ; plead not guilty ; we were going to hare a See Christmas together, but, lever mind, we shall come out together." Clerk sad, " You say you were at my crib that night,' and Cullen replied, " All right, Joe, I bare made it all right with Billy Wootten, and be is going to take the lot on himself." rolice-eoestable Thomas Jenkins, 28 D, said that be took the prisoner lompb Tones into custody on that looming at No. 20, Dudley-street, &vett Dials. While bringiag his to tbb court, be said—" Woottec carried a goe and I car ried a bundle, but I did not know what it contilsed. We bad a cab hem the Nine Bless station es for as St. Oiles's Clureh, when we got out, and Wotnten paid two shillings for it. He took the bundle, end I got nothing for it." Witness had Womtea and Young in custody on the 17th of lam mouth for being totted lurking about at a late hour of the night. They were subsequently discharged at Ham mersmith court, sad the ehbel produced, sad which bad been bead en Weettea, was given up to that prisoner. Young told her mistress that the prisoners Welsh sod Cantor, who went * custody , bad nothing whatever to do with t he robber3f. Mr. Swim identified the spoons produced by the' ma stable, and found at the lodgings of Cullen and Clark, as his property, sad also the bunch of keys, which had been takes from his shop on the night of the robbery. The wit lesss further said that amongst the property stolen wee a gun, sad that Om prisoner Wootton bad bees in' his service, but had been discharged about four months. The prisoners wen committed it, trial. AWFULLY SUDDEN MUTES IN LIVERPOOL. • LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. Mr. Capes Ashlin, the treasurer to the Health and Water committees, died suddenly het night, ander the fol• lowing cheneasteaces :—At seven o'clock in the evening he went to the baths, situate at Bt. Otorge's Pinhead, and ordered a warm bath. He appeared at the time et be is his ordiaary koala. The bath was immediately prepared, aad Mr. Ashlin proceeded into the drewierroom, locking the door se meal after bias as he went in. The person in &Woodaoft beard nothing tentsual, aid took it for greatest that all was right—bat after ths lapse of half an boor, irt hearths any stir in the ante-room, his apprehension ware incited, sa d increased when on knocking at the doer, he re ceived no reply. He imm ediately burst in the door, and oe looking Into the bath, sew the body of the unfortunate smtlessaa, with the head partially immersed la the water. Median assistance was at °see primared, and the anal re storatives applied, bat they wen of no nail. This puha choly toes has cast • gloom over the entire cow mushy, Mr. Addis being well known and highly respected, not only in his pablie capacity, Oat for his private worth. By his death the town has lost one of the hest means it ever bad, and in the animas date. of his dim he earned the pod will sail esteem et all dame. He wit above 60 cam of arc sad Ye Mt a widow sad two children to ble astimely Imw Mr. Jenne Shim resiiiag fa West Derby-road, west to bed less might fa Ids owl geed health, sad was loyal dead on the servant eateries hie room this atoning. Mr. Shaw was also well known and teach respected. He was a personal friend of Mr. itablin, whom stades death fs re ported above. ATTEMPT TO Bllinft • Houaa THROUGH THE Ostineay.—Nevr tee village of Lorne, shoot five mile. aura of hostelry, a man (reported to be a deserter) climbed thenliber night as the top of a house °copied by aa old widner woe's, entered the chimney, which is a wide old• felliened one, sad endeavoured to work his way into the haw The chimney being a good deal contrasted about hell WO Eine tie tee,the mar, with the violist sentinel he and is Ms WINK doers, got firmly wedged is, end thous he i belpiesa The old woman, who was wrothei imannmate position, collected a large hear of straw. OMNI ft en the tropism, and lit It. Is a very shoot spies anise, tr:::,. by tease bis 11 8 t and lin sm ' ok tsi: e sen in t 'ea uTib lege llebire- el am, the man bosom iemehed. Some two or three of this navvies ea the Tariff lielleny who changed to be am et the time were attracted Is the spot by the soles, end hay* ascertained the came, they armed a few if the seighboen. Ropes were immediately obtained, and Now few perste. mounted ea the roof of the house, these down the chimney, aid the man haying melted self with them, they healed him up more deed than Who, sad more like what a perms might law, • devil to be than a human being. Two polio. imitable, who were among the mowd waiting his appearsase took him into custody.— ResdfiAise JostreoL FATAL EFFECTS OF TESTING STRINOTH. On y a fatal ocearrinee took pleat in Liverpool, at the street ratio of the London sad North•Westens &aim Compeay. It appears that several of the porters were smash( themselves with hats of strength, in lifting Wadies of steel bars, when one of them, sensed JIMIii Dryer, while la the set of rising with one of the beadles ea hi slemsider which ha had stooped to lift, slipped his feet and MU. Tie bundle of steel bars meek him on the seek, dente the bees of the skull, crashing him so severely as te ,itmvaa Sinal'arest Saw of blood from his month and nom aid hoe be* his ears. He died M less then twisty minutes from the time of receiving the injury. The deceased, who teas shoed forty years of age, was mauled, and had ems eland. DROWSES) IN • FRICIIIT.—Date ow Monday even ing, a wan sassed William Birchen and his wife were re- tuning to Hoylead from Rotherham " statutes. " ad bad riselted • part et the roads's, the village of Elwear where there is • ream& on each side of the path, when they wire alarmed by mum missiles Wag thrown &them. The night was very desk, and the weals& screamed est " murder," while her Tome made a precipitate flight, leav ing his wife to take sere of herself. He dished through a hedge sad fell into one of he reservoirs, where his body was head as the (*Howie, morning. DARING 06110111 ROBBERY, WITH SERIOUS Vicamenn.—lsformatlen of the following devise garotte Robbery with violence hs•jaat been forwarded to the metro politan polies authorities. Dapper, that about 11 o'clock ea Saturday night last, ea Mr. David Orme, of Oldbury, was proceeding from the Dudley railway station in the direc tion or Kate's Hill, through Porter's field, he was waylaid by Noes mend a woman. One of the men some up to him end asked him for a shllLeg, while a second welt be - with both hands, and I - Mad hint, amen kin resod Outlook wetted hies, the third =a giving him two or three blows es the hook pert of the bead with some blunt instruments =Ma laid him senseless on the ground. On Mr. Omen's missrery, after a emeiderable period of iessusibility, be Amid he bad been robbed of his patent lever silver watch,. Pfe Lon. upped and jewelled in lour boles, with a smell' satin tablet Inside heart= the inscription, worked is hair, 's May you be happy la Heaven above," a gold oasis *bath with spring swivel, * black cloth cap, and a small somas --- - " - few - As only u Feeble Mg . _ Pane untaioing a . Seperinteadeut Jewkee, of Dailey, us made acquaiated wish the fans, bet up to the pawn time tar perpetrators have cusped the vigilance of the police. *Ms SHIPLEY ItHrre.-00 Tueaday, 141 men from Shipley, Bandon, and &lune, were called upon, and took the necusery oa ths to act u special constables ' in eau of any outbreak in th e neighbouitood. Thin war considered seesesory, es frequent Omits of impulse against two loom weavers, aid the witnesses who appeared against those committed en Saturday, no lees than the property of um payer', had bees made. The works of Saltaire, It was said, bad also been threatened by the Shipley malcontents and *then. Oa Monday evening, the rumour was ant-elated in Bradford that another outrage wee about to be contained, and donative °Sun Field and Slattleworth, with e poise of twelve pitmans, were iateedistel/ . h despatched to give e ' ,• , - say anewary antenna, if nquired. policeman were Int at the railway statics nady to start, whilst the deter data went out Oh reeasaoitte, but they KIM kayoed that '-4 sobs had -wd as wean 0 , -- beard that MIDDLESEX SESSION& William Greig, 19, sad Get ildirords, 17, wen is- dieted for barley stoles twensa bar dresses, sad ether articles A. gairerty el Hannah Hereon Kr. Cooper aressealed s • Me. Min appeared tee the primmer Only (Mr. leseeede lee Haworth. This pee rated wetly the whole day, bat A* nets teen simply these. The peeeseirria keep a pablnitesse, card **Simi Andier, Milo Ind•resi, sad se the stemma Of eb 9th of OM/her these penes west there to play at =lie as "prim rose. The premiere .wsee two of They Odd sag *beat 4 esieek, sad at er the mmer, rstwarildaeng the time they were 6111111110 a. nom to lists 64 a rioaatity of wearles apparel Mehra. tills tine the priseasis were thin as ass she had sew le the roma.wad there were man shown ernes twee/ to show that they win masseen wish the theft , The dedne*teft‘e emu an alibi, hat Me i = len Grier, sad they were mainsail to ' Very elms Dem enneadered te take bar trial wpm se laMendine Or 'Waylay divides of property istrared to Mr. it. osi l esred for dr nmientitn. This Arse wee made wader the est apes which Main. Strobes, Peak mad Hats. were merited. The promeater was Mr. GPI S, • moinesild, Whose father, is 1840, b. traded the yeleener's babied, a made printer, with • net samba elf dl i Ces to print from, as order wen gives. Her hashes/ and afterwards Me earned ea Ike bosh new, sad hi May Mr. Ones, frees lemmatise be re. salved, diahed that the whole of the plates should be re- Penn be him, sad it wee then fend that she bed pavan rem he abut 114. eseb—itesplair a few by her, sail rs ihreadas seek se she bad orders to print from. The Ariermat4edge referred to several statutes, sad sow salted with Mr. Crary, sad they synod Is °plain that the &learnt was nit ea nest ',inn the resale. of the set, mad ea Amarillo' was aseerdiegiy tireeted. 116010 111116 OWL. Asa Maria flitch, 47, untried, sad Lesiva Her, 38, were Wired with Lydia Mayne , who serrindend, Bitch ler @teeing the ens .f 60i., the Bonn of Andrew Reid Whale, her master, mad the two others for reeslvh the said sue, Mortise it to have Irma stein. My. Platt appeared for the proeseatioa ; Mr. 81d sp- Peered ler Mayne. The promeame was • bestseller, at 209, High Habra, endithe s =i r ilitab woe a fermi is the here. Co dr OM id 1* 301. geld, fear U. sore, mad a& drew . eap la as spirits room. hey itenteledes the new was mdes•seetly pried in anther the key of which Mrs. Whale kept is her penes. sea ea rte 7th it was oilseed. Information wile glees to the polite at Bow•striset, mad Holmes sad Preaklia, droo -1 thee, were set to work to tree the thief. Bitch wae welshed, es the left . the premises sae Wilt, to • bone is the Heillenk thary-leas, theme to the his.. ft as- phone Mayne, No. St, Detest. street. DowwWwwww, Mayas eel Mtn thee west out togener.' Mewed by on of Ms eaten. They wad te lamps ..4 peignhesen, aril Sadly parted • 1.1 mm . whin NY retuned the hoer fa the Atelier& dr Milewing eseeeleg the dress west to He. I Heal. , limed the primmer Leper ins, when she leaned their barren rid she bed sol fel the messy there—it wee Set is the plate. Vie esti , of will toil yes the truth ; Meta Mtn liseaght me • i napped sp is bet Ohs et s opareat.... wh at GP 1. Mice vile. I did IntOir It osatakeed 141 i teld we it was nosey sad sone. fibs told no to liSta the ones, whisk I did. I pat then is tho tin, bat I did sot know what they wen. thas, by the denetlos of Binh, took the Rainy to Dorset- meet. sad lettlt with Mn. Kern. Altionionto I saw Binh, sad she told see to fetch It away. I saw Mrs. Mayas, sad *ln pas no part of Ike saosey hook assis—sat se wadi se I left with ker. Thin wore shoat thirty einentaas that bet I osiy had shoat 20 bask._ After I An it I w- afraid to keep lt is the hems, sad I leek and lett it wait my mist, who ie thisg with a was defiler is Bart street, Imes Diet, bet she is sot et keno. sad west be till sight. I UM bee it wes mesa?, sad asked her to take care of it Ft!!&today." Misses this isfonsetios the clamp west to Mayas,udasked her if a pared bad bees left there Maria (Bdeb). OM replied Mat a Marerowee kM NM sae, bit *sad me Meow wbe she wee or seem Me WM, Sad Mat ibis - same peens bad Walled it away. like bad mairealsedtket iteastaisod 274 is pad, esd abs @Mimi' It le a Meg ass, I'M leek It oat with May sedge! Me Ma =Tiel Me wows, sae of wisest. she believed, relleal mm of it, but be beaded ber beak ME, width Ma re it le alseweems. They west to Harm sire MeMOrest. trbe beaded over 191, she bed= Meg her aim% asstd three were takes fats agais4. NM whoa_bm Ma meebtrees. th at eke - tie rid, plaled bag al awry up is tws mastit'e busk attliaratwo. sad West $ Ms. Maras at sok itor Is take ewe at It, bat slw was sat at bawir; sad ea bar way ba4 s t ipm.l • Ida ad ► aka a- - - . niria .tizepriaton , tor the di _ ..._ aided * famed tha *raft V_a_littstit. H^peliai._ . -. a u. - ma ! , see. 'i.e., . et•fY je**- 1 iiiicia - ala t ... airiallt,eal . tea - tie iiiioy - iiipeei bias .. ___ _ . _ __.- —.— ~ s e e eeee — te elea ,_ „„ nod iffeeeed o, .. d --earthy l ae . tieel i. - te mini - b. vat beam *no bast* t`rral etith her . ' I did sot ea sa'oae - ere males away at tke some time, s b i , o w' s " was reedy, at rad( „ ai . s'Parlied ORM* rem Jaair a o. The Bt A itiee ir r id f . el i l a s ie r " the milk. •sly 0111 17 4 )( 1 . cPeate easd nrrr eted atod tai Te d Pidi r leiffri Gaff The j Asyeddlei Mayas, sal *sad Sikh sad Harper bat I was ease o ff what I dal bead OM soles. Qs , the easel Wag given by th e telelreph , sod that the 'NM Imalei hub the rams an te the Y v on the eland Me MN. amity. a.. mad. Rh Hasa wee subset. Jots Arattead. paha eteetabie lid IL lag • Iwo* at Delia, ilts had thee arrived, wire armed with telsou_s. l W" a Brew erllat la toads sad la Mr. Craig arnateseed Bi!elt to fear, sad Raper to ale duty la Trhaltrearese, w i gs l an ib , o men nude. the samba a ooteetables swore to will, it is thought, be The Heat laspasasse dld ere 111. Oerialse bpi ha. la as way el baalasee, we. de ineethe herd labear. • towards as, sad at as rte dale board ease et " atop a bi n t o pousive eas paato.-ifeischseger •rreaueer. The seethe yes Widb te ' l t" '' l e 2°'m...L..' gd " B „.., e ,.""'l'js,,,Sil'..__oalh,._of„ . _ . ,Zailead Jobs Somas we 40904 for dealiap_esght _Tarte a thief," and seas sae a permit. I swathe held of the poi- r ea m tiempeqiiol,LoWaVa PILLS 701 BO Ihli oast tril___ .. A imoi ffee - - . 11.1111.1 ". b.th mitli re g ia - v-r° -." ^•••••-•- """""• '"' "' wow. .• ••• sea' teases, vase at., the property ot Jobs Harsh use, II tour sad stopped Mak whoa he said, "Des% sap mobs I a - _: - _ - mit arniwes-The *as et then vela* alpb vase el 110•11paay, The Mead re- hews his leamale• at Mks tare ea a *Mahe day sad mastic as ashlar therm whit has seabed a geatleass ~--"„, alb helitabee iffele ke ISllllls ielbst, helliT au t those of l ir /. 11. 416 1......" a5 t L a t la ti* Ira of C*1•11" be Loa , a tiskei NT. F . H. Leith presented ; Mr. Nelgh appealed for down." Walls We swat last vita sils yeaaa peep t er i lla s t " gl earhiLirreaddradlesedeled soon et.• direetio• of r. limmail. at ef *qt. ea Mewl -yam atilt they seseraseed to eaten him she prima. auto Up, sad vs mewed th e i l M illisr oasepailara le en= headadeee lad Hai to elieheasa of the emaitit• wee t said lily fi0471761.: . 1 - 111411 to Rail by ath trait all* stated at I It appeared flea the aide*. that ea *a 9* of goy the statlas•howie. ettertly titas the peesseeder Gina me elearri. eke weak sari... adellamodesa. iiradleted. TIM '' cflioitt." It . m" • es soot prii•swortbp p net d i throw their leo* with owe*. seadverffeed la then eepasee =leotinaueselhiramehey me leedeseee. se reddel Ware I r bar limber the prievar seater • Ti...atea• yew= dialathe Oka =Lbws llasaava a aim" en" Illi 64 • 1410 * the - - left his ' 'eastern is T than sad Wadded him. Is the elaidle lis dataddff ii-- gla Nl "' S IN etteted 4.ritr i ; 'ti. Me "as" is which 'Uri " dig all en d' Greet orusibilill after O•trale had Itsa.eart.rood, with a horse sod tars , mod het phew Wed to alias sea of . this Wm eat az . reaf sal saw • ar ea al trete left Worcester du Z I r li e r ar l 'r l w ataftodl Rho Rd PIM for Ha. fawns's« a *it I limited, a Donau* 'yea arrested te law MA t Bree• 115 L. sel•-1. lame taws the is priesaar le d e m ew s tees e e s f e esei pme t e e we n t i t ar = RS • eh*, sea p n y,,,,, i . k . , 60,00 _,Saare sheet w aasetWLere _liaised Ina eldided is *was at aglow He was Pellevrod so Cemleddeeedielp. se e e s r a ry s Le ea a eloppmere salst. Ilk was a at the "'' iii iiii s ome. se. ospea. Lade% Ira lik illaidaa. f. 6 /' ." 19art " WU. "la lad Anal aall reds* ea l___.___ _h•Jelkavial ismahrie. where he ea obeened a) se late tie obromis petals- Comsat OsiaisifOsers la - assaaba. WA ILA Natesisi lart_sarfati*A•lllealliAliel &Wag* °arm ft 4adial blelmaaveme sad ba.• as 6ips with w e panel seder me as, std fifts isisslsis to swum' •••apapiallpg 110 assilasy. Ra Meshed a ass. me. Woe -•- ' NAVAL AND MILI2ARY, The visit wh . eh hie R,yel ll'gt:vne the Doke of Cse.teri•ge intends mrhiag W CLah.al is saw nadeestrel I. tur toe purpose ‘f brigading t e whole of the Wool b-lue dim to the taillerict branch., of we setpjce stationed at Cr them leftism, with the view o: testing their efheleney and their aYlity to act t. gether. Iha review of the troops will bike place on the Great Lines, sod preparations are befog made by the Emote in aaticipation of the visit of the Ccmemender-la-Cltief. Daring the aftrrooon of yesterday the cm masses that wall be perfumed oa the OCCAllial of the volt ut to Duke of Cambridge were rekrateed by the whole of the troops. The Veit of bin loyal hirtirres was deed for today, tat a tslegtaphie despatch wee received last Light at Channel, anaosselog that utforessu chromium:es °compelled him to postpone it. AEIIIRALTT , Nov. 6. -- APPOINTMENTS. Mid dips, C. A. Hayward, to the latlefaiipeblie, B;stki Hag Coot of Atomic& &Idiom ; A. T. Collier, to the Janes Mt, 91, anew steam ship, at Devastate; E. U. Topper, to the I ceprersahle, we. Ilairolup, at Devmport ; T. 0. Ded'ord. sad W. IL Y. Peoptey, to the Ilosaseh, 84, 8.4 alp, Pantie &Alias. MILITARY FLOOOI4O AT CHICTIE2TIII.—The Brsoum Ba Ala rewords the follow so eon of fibre. g:— Otte of nu Crimea lovolids in the Chiehoster Militsry Sospitel •ite lying at the trent of death, gad, u a last reggee, Refired his comrade to see fist a smell sass et messy (+boat I,s) under hie pillow, with a few other beiges heloggigg to bias, should, after his Ostia, be out to his mother. Ills wao peasaneil, wad the soldier wit celled SW3T ea duty. Upon his return, the peor fellow was lead, gad the moue was Row. Ova of the medical staff idea dun was IND to take something fvrat order the pillow; hs was immwtately seised and 'earthed, tad the moue Wu, foetid as him. • CosstAartial seateseed bias to receive 40 lobos (which wore duly UR Mao) awl 12 mouths' impri- . ISSISCLL" SPORTING. THE ORRAT AUTUMN CUP AT LIVERPOOL. 811,—Fifty hare expressed themselves satisfied with their imposts for the sew stake to be rim for awe week at Liverpool, tag &empties bait of 400 sow. having swim this, to dos with suck a Battering result. The Sweepstakes of 26 tow, 10 ft far nos starters. pats the stake almost int sae quality is raw with the Casareseitch ; sad If tweaty should set the post 'meads, bke 1,200 sow. will be ran for—rattier s heavy eon ter soggy November. Bpecalsticm, r ow tte c p f ir t e t r es t as tir !laS ons tier . ezer ul di t agly , ; sad till t he public" will be totally in the dark whit ' : to support, as several lap" stables are remeseated by three er our horses. Mr. Sykes, is wail, has toe sulk weight, and Polestat's plushy for fanning scrota is the Cmanwitch briar her weight up to Bst 81b—rether a hard task for a foaritaf t , slid more is a comparatively light handicap. Hat amble (G. Drowe's) have two other to the nee—Sped the Plou.b, 6 yrs, hat 31b, sod Border Chief, 4 pn, the 311, sad notwithataadiag that she has much the wont of be weights with them, U all three raw on their merits she woad prove the best. Border Chia was good can, bat he lobe Masa, saris severely ras rase is sot likely to see blab groat at the ankh. Husgetford, aged, Batty Bird, 6 rte s sad Wild Suntans, 6 yrs, have Set 31b each, sad th.y ell ran well, the bares being perhaps the worst of the thyme. and Bangerter& may be thinly sae .waated, as 134 4 114 1 3 pr. 6d 10ib, Weld Om be the taimadod of J. Priam, who, besides the fissitsmes, hoe ales Lealybet, 3 yrs, 7st 51b, sad Poiencodir, 8 yrs. fist illb. I wawa. however, &wain the ides that Wild Haan sea, at them weights, will but kw it they both raa to win At say nee. Haeserbed bade her sat., swaths, to the Wand* !bomber nimplag a sad Zee, Bird, after their Obramaninitg. Lan mbaail be beatan by Pretty Bay, the Wry nsokkg Hb, mad la will be forward anon at tbm Rabb. With be sweet on I 'Mali est be awcwiesil at him !mat tes Peleeiwr, as be hoe bit little the wont of foe age with her. Oasolmosger, 6 yrs, 7st 81b, I belles bee warming for tale Nana; ii be It. an. I. is better is at Ohm webby Mw bra I Mai tabs lase es to Ore, Tona.y, 6 yre, 7st 711, M beds 8U fallawing Ida down to Flatterer. 4 yn, let lib, ea The Mena. mill art do los an after Cockatoo's pedhammee at Wiliam Mat tab will be riawbeed with a bare stabs hp le awaso. Ma alma tbat been Mown better abas la bad boo mot tba on of Ungar I dna Ilbm to som a Maw vino Jar of awn" with ; bit may otto Mho tatederes with this race nut Inn kin oa the Men Ms of do bomb. Hospitality, 3 mt. 7st 11b, mad Morin Hanley, 5 yrs, flit 1314, do not sibs as am tempting. Jolly Marilee, 4 yrs,lll4 131 S, may be s snood Tessera, b skis Weir. Vail/eases beat hfw asslireaeurt in the trial be fore the Cosarewitek; bet the latter would keys a simmer love wish very hate nudes Swat, sad there is as ragbag Ant Me trial auras were. Imorms, 4 yn, 6st 71b, is the but of On neat ball dosea, sad her trelan has got has lateen& • lien ma min awn showed before, beiag quite a baba. bum Mb, basgmat abet no at Warwick I. Saran's. Pa is ..''thin win will be made • kebab barn the 'tibial day. Masses, 3 yrs, fist 416, rani nom of the fastest hones we have lost week, sad ho will be she facet awkward uf the aisle 11V It ha sea say as 11W11 . 6. I think Mesa. Ho did ant Ina *it Om Omar obit am it In were weaned to Ma, mid Owed as symptom at Mann in the Cssabridgeatin, wee whoa it same to the bill. I shell leak to ha proving a stayer se well se • feat hens seat week. Of the west doses I mart give the prefereese to Desember, who will Tea with • rood latent, sad • ant nto rite,. The Mad of Derweat, 3 yrs, 6st Illts, has had a Wog tea, sad that is • few pomade is her freest. Bbe showed some good qualities I. the spas!, sad her omen maims winning if he ma. Breese, 3 yve, 111 b, will set by stales' awls heavily burled by a select few, who law aide so demeaseraies as yet. The lint greet raise abeam .014 de will mit sae NNW day—will eases • lamp swat d pow be dose, limed& Mee Hatkaway, 31n, It 711, I Me amimall bat at Has.. Barber sod Basses bar; gitabbargb the mosey may go cm her is pealismans Soy for a day ae two I would sonar tram tbm Bey of the two. Miss Littler, 3 yrs, tast 7lli, ha Mao me se two good bier in t sorb. but she has sever fa the clam of animals that are hove opposed to her. Amp, 3 yrs, list, is ass of McNeill..., bad perk/mere; hi sar sake hie weight a sae to Mat, havicg shows speed eab—whea sot wasted. It is sot my intseaos to make a selestion jot, to lave that task at I how a better Ws of whar 17iii;;;;re. litres; ;; N ri Pretty Sty, Maid of retreat, Dumber, sad Flamm will bs backed heavily to eta, sad Polestar also, if layses will give her patty the *hawse. I is.., morn the latter fee a day or two, se she is rather by "is soave quarters. Comeraisi IN *thew, sotbisg but the setasl ramie& pa ssed* si• that Illalsess, Prowy By, sad longue are sat the beet to stud ea to wok sad thews I stall attempt to plus ohs* seat I laterfers with the roes, sseise Polestar till the last wesust. flesprferel will we half his grout pries before the nee is sea. Nov. 5. WORCESTER AUTUMN RACES—WzoszeDAY. Tat HIIILDLS Ram a haadiesp of 6 son. sus, with 30 added. • rrisfhlf et 60 ens. dear after the weights were poldsehed. 610 eaters. Two man ever rut liyhte of hods. (14 seb..) Mr. T. tioWhy's /OM lsrds (Ins lawthera), lb. aged. ........... 1 Kr. T. g. pa, nei goose I sr. ldr. h • seed. lest CD lO. ewes= Thesesofeellapr• yrs, Id la IL Wearer Ns. T.ltielseerfe lan, 4 yrs, ea ten .'waiter white Beans : 6le Press a Garde, 3 to 1 ant Red , 6 tel seat Illeme• 6to 1 apt Clerked. Preen Garde Rade non of the reeeng, sad, Ow • has nes (a et* Bed Ron, as. by •*. abet bled ;" very bad third. der Ind. Alas Hoek sad Pianos peered the post at wi de isiblessis; the °then were palled op. Tai BILLING 81WWLICHAS1, sweepstakes of 6 SOW NMI, with 40 added. 3 yr-olds: sal upwards. Optimal *Wins weiebts. About two edge. (7 nibs.) Mr. Gositw's [Wawa Ira s yrs OK). 11.1 (AbseLl 1 are Sodsanse's rarity Wyss, 'gad (101.), tt.t (J. Thrift Vv. F. Day's KszsasSalls, yts (lot.), Wu (lir. Edwards) S Betties : 5 to 4 as Puy Wyss, 4 to 1 apt Belleaebsr, 6to 1 apt Sums. Woo ty foes Isszths ; bid thisd. Notbiog else seat. The Laser loss bought is fee 4$ gaisea. Too Woicismashrif OLAND Add est. 13rivcs dads e, a Scathe. p '4'2o mos. spit ; h ft, and °sly 6 tf 0.- &red ; with 100.44 W. no mead to saes his 'take. • **saes of 100 sow. after ihs meiphts *lre publalvd ab, of t wo or nor. .10h rib wars. Atbsat four thtlee. (16 mem, Arid of whom 4selsrsd.) ' Mr. C. Cvers L Oa Muir/ b Chien IL., wed. 1043113 (Barrov4l Mr. O. 1144rasea Ilmirrok 4404, teat Brom Mr. C. Airoes Ilepol• 31014 sisa. lona S.S Whits 3 Mr. B. Load'. Whoa, ipl. Net 1010 (II. lAA lea. 4 MG C. Arens xi Issue, ape& Ott nip ff. Thrtrt • Mr. A. P.esest's The amber, sled, let (Lost) 0 Bettis.: 2 tol spt Hopeless Ste; 3 1. 1 apt Hafersst, 4 to 1 spit Oalbsa, 6 is 1 art Little Cbarisy, 7 to 1 opt Jaime, sad 10 to 1 apt Tbe Brant r. Immigrant west swepl with As hod, semi souls the main maul h hug the woad .._ • - 11;e;•iiilirt ham ;Lind, sisal lath Claulpyhan his ellen. is adeasoi, Ealignat piss es sressd, MIA Hoping Star Wag third sad Iss! i A _ pal 1•1119 h aka Little Charley sad Emigres% - - •• !Par . V I tab) Inttlitpreet. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 5. sumo noacsaacauca xteDENNAT. AITCHISON a Lill.— IN Till BATTLE OT THE TOTAL BRITIAN BANK AND 07 THE WINDING-VT ACTS. Mr. Glasse proceeded ibis coornieg, on behalf of the I °Baia' manger, to eripptrt the injucction waich bas bun granted by this court restraining the (Mehl insigne, and messenger of the Court of Bankrupts, from proceeding under the adjudication in bankruptcy, and to meet the other motions brought forward by Mr. Roll (on behalf of time ! path.) in the manner already reported in the lispris. Mr. Lewis foroeret on the mine aide. Mr. Ruh, in reply, regretted the tone which bail been taken by the other side, and justified the course winch his clients had adopted. Be relied chiefly, ss meeting the case of the official manager, upon the fact that proceedieg bankruptcy would prevent a rain for judgments against the company, and deed a means cf equally distributieg the wets. At the conclusion of Ms midden'', The Vice-Chimaller mimed his judgment. Mr. Glalle• mentioned that there appeared in the purses of the day an advertimmeat stating that a meeting of err ditors would take place tognonow (this daj) foe the choke of aesignees. lie thought that en expression rf opinion from the court would, perhaps, p that expense, which might prove lariniessary, beteg incutred. Mr. Roll said that the injunction did not attend to me marital of proceedings in the Bankruptcy Cohn, and The Vice-Chatofilor derailed to interfere. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. 6. imam m 111L/110.-111.01U1 LOLD WM/ILL AND MAIM 001.11* NADIA. WIONTNAN, AND RILL 1112DD1CIL r. L/121.-11111AC1 Ol 1410111161 0) Mr. &damn Willa, on ibe part of the Weariest, moved for a sew trial, on the ground of excessive damages. The action WAS fora breach of promise of leanings, brought by the seat friend of a yeses lady betwees 16 and 17 yams of age against a mas 60 yearn old, who held a farm is the use parish, sad was la the habit of payieg ceeasionil visits to the house of the girl's father. The trial sock place be. lore Mr. lutist Coleridge at the last aislate for Bock. loghanwhire, and a wereict returned for the platatilf, with 2001. damages. Towards the Desolation of the plaintiff's ease a wittiest, was sailed who remmented the defendant as a parses Warta 2,000 i., bat so fu fro that twiag the ease he (the Mantel weasel) wasfaralihed witk allidavita which showed that if the defandaat had to pay this saes he would be utterly The mart granted& ink. COURT OF COMMON ETLUDIS It 71111111 COM carswasz, csowsea, ILA VOL& APPLICATION POl AN 'INJUNCTION AGAINST TIN 013 AT NORTIIIII AND TEN MIDLAND ZAILWAT COX PANIC& Mr. Wetly, hi the saris of the morning, aside a satin la the followiag tens :—" ?or a tale galling ups tbe Great Northers Railway Osaysay and the M, Ra 1. way Costae, to show sass why a writ or writs of blase tics obstla sot knee. issainesding the add sompanies re spectively to ass teals to vas frost their resistive sta lks at Lewis, is the coast, of York, enthwards to the lasts of the Great Northern Railwway at King's-cross, is the awl of Illidlieeez. wad 'stimuli' is the *snips of the Noah Weans Patina at laserarAlly shish Pat* seers wan at Leas aforesaid kap Niaa's-orow, or We my ether stales ea the Gnat Niro4llll Railway, or ea the esali Apes Lasatar, of ea l i e l a w b....... ilerils• ea the NaN Weans Naar er as th e ea the lath, fe le peseta hen shistairle Las sa% sr 'irs dela MOO Nab Wagessaellway er is IL Nand isles/ is the meth, or to KIWI gems it my ether "lags is the Gage Nathan Railway a th e wok may Mr festradel le Lear without say plsmaM psindicis ee disedreatees" The questa= fatsaisd is be seised was sae of greet pane apneas' ; sad, Weed, the Tplication was no with the steam d 11.15.14 0 f ade ad of the boa. grolleaset who had fined the Ra ngy and Meal Talk Resslaka AM, spa whisk the Sinks was Laded, la soda to alma the opal if the sew whether slur that as of pelisses% railway sea. srwh i ssits m lewid a wawa. Le asaneite .,.. le "best thaeW* ad if that were 1 l a, tree tbe • Ilsered . t. T tiat it o e ahead thew that ,pas s Ztes be Leeds, for lestesseot anal Northers Railway, ahead me u elsiakff gad se; Vag* is Stiff. wow forwarded by the Los; sad Noah WYMIIf Yes. The Railway apd. Tait Illegattles Alt was the 17th sad 18th Viet., 31, peadthatelaithe iseslAd, that every 'away NOM pm Wigs is addle rawer width foraput of ages-. Hatton lien ea seaway sanasaiseliep, ad which hare sashimi sear eat sew, shall and al dse ad reespessable thellithe i rawieles the teak aan ski ashes* gay. areseesaleZ sed no that me theasslies may be awed lathe • Tie meat wan wen gaoled spa as alder% gated that the daises, bad (mesa ocean to Opal Ira Lassa sad tithertswas is that Le is Laths a that Waugh sates ma to Nesse are, bas rot to Rasere-wese, the awes le we 181 sae feast thsa that le Set is the 14th lap Ma depose* was 1p esssad de sesta aMa the Ike& la Vtialdre, het le as a tomise that t they alp apes:a tithele le thew Nth se far es Lads or IlerL teth a Whet to Lae. sad ea his antral lime thisfred at the Geste Battles also whether thaw ins ay Vas os te thitlej es la ba wee .th• fognsd Ogee wee sees, ea Oa ash la ail Si.' the Masa Asthma le atimaly tared at iamb, but was far his. an that he weal have We if then had bees a these. ins to Risee.cress. Oa a ashappeat coseeles he applied at the sales at Setae for a titbit for liarre-semlet was lama toss they Brasted %lasts to gas lON 02 41 ad set to libareareat. This fats, it wawsmllFa, was easiest peva he aas for as Weals& Ur. Aries Caswell—lf, is yes sista, this =ones is Loved to sake a eras apiary as to ar os e: . the preeeat set of pedlearat, with a view to ma if we ere set sae est, elate of asp =rsucill• i• La meth is hasp a grestlai • tale, bat es wan help that these who 11191181.85 elm palle law pet is is a ray sinew Lae. At was yea pet it a this way sly—that a sasa wishes to etas Waft by the shortest Le is.. Legator. Mr. WeishOr froth btessediele seatle-s. Mr. Jena Oteeneell—Re esuM Moe to laisaysergi bat net to Kisegesen, width was airless est a tarter alias We Lases. Yr. Webby said his moths was beaded ea the hots, bat it was see tataaded to rowdy the partisellar isseare slew a the Lassa say. lir. Lake Cresewell—We as sly dial wit what is told as le the admit& Dora pasted at to ra the air• row gonad is which yea stied, ale lf yea theta lathrida ally, yeses hare had anise hatathesd., Rale ted. COURT OF RICREQUIR..—Nov. 6. AM suom-asren nes mos am au .% U. 71/,‘ll ALDOPIN, vs IMI. WINE IMMO& v. VII VOW= Willi ZAZLIVAT COMPANI ALUM= 11•111111111113. The miss au. MeyM W the pieletig to mem as: ha demies hem theobeleedmie, Me Mee* Wells Clemiempt Isse ism Mlle ists. ai r li sap tVeVa i t i g mesa by ibe w.....ep..l.dysdrawn bet leased of tbir hobs plaeal la tie stamp aelthommit imp vat sesamil It elated-ep vas, MO ea epettare M me tep ailed egmed NM diet. Neva ems ems ra elder tie ateneee beams Mad, sad it wee ilmeeeeed Mums Metre* eid emit list the eat& mee etiolated. the camps,` had liar=that tbe ems were la be free from Its le bodies it ealatilag them, it hem eallmelea, et Ire, or other Wei mstairtd le the .sews et diejeamer. The cam some ea ter Wel before Mr. Imia Mom at the late aim at Olommor, robes tied , deleteited a vsediet la rawer et tbe toapaity. sew applied for a rids to show cause why the verdletitesid set be set aside s.d entered far the tiff fat 1011, _seeteedleg Oat the mitred was sot oath es "mid be mimed wader the Railway Trail* Aet, 180, as it eajeit sad emeasmable. Tim lerdeldre earbiered that the ',street we perfmly ',amiable, Dad that, me the empasy provided setostesoda, Slot fee the drovers, it ores the duty of the yleiotire eir• want to mos dist the Natio were este, sad that they were secured is the towel wrier opproprieted to their many. we. The rale, tbetetere, Rest be Waled. lisle reseed esserdiagly. SUSINLIS 01 TIM 001 RT. The weld pipet will be takes ea Tuesday, the 11th Ism, alum the modes. Dave bees divvied of, mouth of es Wedaseday, the 12th, es Ni bath previously easesseed. tennis LT AM PM* AT WINITIMITTIIII.-2/001M 11:11. LIM • eeaartr uro 001111.41 11111IIL ■LYLII O. TIM 0 KILT NOSTEJULX PAILWLY 00110.11111 eszeuez " mine. The dedaraffee alloyed that the defeadasts eedoefork to massy tip plaiettfffross Kley's S. tinkle's to Hal wilds aNU end ressesable byte, tad that t ►ry filLd miss% by nom of width the plalatiff had suffered aseoldwele- itiaaavediesee sad last. The dafeadaata plasded that the plelattlf was het a preeepr by their railway, that they wale set the peeprieten of the railway, sad that they der at -- 'at for the deity esaplalaed of, a THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE. lufferfek != . a n yearig nu in the enviesof Mr. a sa fa Haggia•leae, wee ebamod. brlSZle.AMinmen Wire with robbing hie master of four liellakelliniilf u ffiat doses stake, or `'Beaufort ties," of ' Ma the feta • traveller is the service of the vreeeeeter, air peisaiwo wee • porter La the establishment, sal lit wee bb.dwey to mist ine is peak's; ay trap with goods takes hest the sueliewee. H. bad no right whatever to peek say UM* geode Is the bees ef the trap. We have abut' a great getiallsp et geode he Km. time put, whisk Emile newton obrarlital amid metal le the arreagemeet et the pas. It was than M eseempay me is ay nada. Yeatday, by my dastame, ameba widths warehouse the pada I bed 811180111111 a the rupee of pholeg them fa the Waist be wee ite emigy I west oat to the air tial coderthe foot-board. tl f :Lahad Sh• by beam produced is the boot of the dreg. I . mat him why he bad placed the hues then, ups whist be main that I had selected them. I told fetes that I bed set dean se, and that they. we re not a pm *Mel diem that I bad elan. He then said that he CC set latamid Cede arida, wish lam. I took Om boxes beck fate the warehouse ad west my journey with the prieeeer, who ea our ran woe gimp Ma motody. J. C. Rage, a City &Motive alas, maid—Lett 'union the yams wet glen iato my emedy .1 the promeater's wombats ea the charge of mesa, (modules nook. ties. I teld lien Me I was a pollee °Meer. He said tie me that he say boyegth them dews stairs with the other goods. I morehed Ms ledger, end Were bead Ave empty bone daily theme gesiath WollWitookaMMOut to the imitator, risite4 have sambaed M. fear bead seek-lisp masa. sad they ere dm properly of my ileyee. She plea hoe boa fa the sent'. d 1 th e preseela two and thole pan. laamtM.istiesawaylhaboresad m mesa I bere man = s from on deplane eta weelemem. It sot oar N give to peens is the estaldiehmeat empty boas sem▪ i ien The vela of the parity Gahm by the pram L. Win (to the lea,) yea thfak you Mien higr a e asetwas say Aar errs porticalare es to the **" ? all =treeet a net, dr. Mr. Allemen Win (to MT. Itladale)—Aftar yaw ems lame with per tap seed the primmer to take it to the stables ? . Mr. Riedele—He wee la the habit of dote eo. Mr. Alders= Wire—So that hewould have ea opports• alty when yea were sot present of removing awythieg from the beat ? Riedele—Yes. . Mr. Aldermen Wir•—.The m robbery crime of committed by sensate apes their tauten has, I regret to soy, bees very mash as the bureau of late. The law ham very pro perly limited my power. Is SNP of this descried= I oaaaot deal oat what I think is • saffittieat punishment for ..grave as allies se that of • snout tabbing his master, ad I sue areas meta yea he trial. hre pamewlemommilesdl eaeordiegly. kolW ?me a ley of neat 16 yea of ego, we &aged with ferias date, end with knocking deem and marely ajar* a pm ma who was drawing a truck. _ Mr. G. Orchard. eat and tarpau area dimmer, of Behloleas, eald—Thierday Wane= I wee Itaimealtith when I saw the deaden p deiviegil•li ping as TM . eat la Timanu eeet. The posy wee sad be w whipping It all the way It wee going. out swag tio. au aide of the Must to the ether. posy lost all sommand of the sari hem the pass eg which it was lialag driven, sad wee. of the wheeit marl, yea lam the chute of • pair of bona. The out that mug to the other aide of the road, sad Weber the hoes or the tire of the wheel strata • ass who was drawing • truth and hawked him down. The defeadant *Missed his rune bat wee 7MMelly stepped. The yea who wee hawked down 11014 , i of were palm fa the bashed lona, ad add net Tbe penman= who tookthe deadest late sustody said that tics lead ma wee was is attend. Mr. Aliamen Wln—le the ease of the out bore ? A fib nlesteed forward, sad said that site was the wire of the east el the out. Mr. Mama Aket—Wlars lo your labia ? reema—He lied to pis moan He had more apes- Mat bailees to ahead te this Nan hem es he seat a. Mr. Alise Wire—ltme Mee be tr am so Town! =he 114 eat with a veld& of this diewiptioa ? ought N eatreet n boy Übe that with • cart. Femele—He had been ieloweed with it mama hese baron Mr. Abloom's Wim—To M" Out you bay. now mused hies nee toe an. Ito a apineful tang to tout so rzits„ . .b.,,. drive s Nut- to am dome great be the man, ad albs Wass received year ba lm& b IMAM la • all men% hat with that we have no• tang be M boa. It apples that the bey wee driving very Are a ea that he warped the here to emit an omen that heat el eerie mew th The male ma pg eth fhr NM. es tbe bey be dean fa eseteity Mb day west. I yea will deem to your hada wen I have ma, sal tell hise that I hope he will aver ahem a bey like this with • here* end rut la a City tx the tam Female-4 will tall as, eh. The deadest woo lookedep. Goon . Brows, • midier, was brought up for deal n u seam eaves stoles a gold with ad age g M Mrs. Lindsay, of Ses.epare, Bishop pineesh The re ranee bed bees remeaded ter the purpose et re. nag the mundane and s oldest* of • pence whit IMO ie the hew et the preened* at the time that tbe dames, d the errs male. Jam wee sway and esid Mat be was }MO whoa the ea dna was Mead seder the era it the sea ups whin the prima wee sitting, as thealla of the paten& Tbe rehear, who dean the robbery, was fay am* milted fr triaL BOW-STREET. • Jan Parke, a eallieleabg young art, who Europa eat le Men aka ./ have, wee 'oaten fin trial for • alowt seaulavren Hata Hoyle, mean to Mr. Mills, a tietalladied 801 l Laaract. thread. Theetw, ft appeared, waked iato the tar es Hem. ' day meats& al, eking for a p.sayworth d lag lief ur • Owe nosuated mesomitaa pipe, worth Ns., ad a lowa el adoraelmosalea them mar the dean ef I. ▪ , AL? 08•81/914 reemetor, Ned hiewed. The bona bash the algae ba a bete ril lu a:y Mete be sweet bin a violent Mow wle sea. warm es the had, rialitieg era his tiara bat leggy doing imams Wet. Hebert Ile, staboe Maket-of-lave au. was shape. la with be beau, Fallible lhb, on a met a Hee" with m burgiony la the Mead. Oahe of lb. 11.111•1111. inallePrealle has wail* Pas 1p value el 1601. were Ada The taste bare already appeared. Tha ne isnewbe lsrliess" MAßLHO lN be g u e sr ailmal .v ltO m U t remi tia GHlTT b ißT itr .. Baas. se —Hrdlietithleg with Wmartaaate widow of the late le;peeter Rembeli, I nem 2/. 2.. ter her use, sd IL h. for the pesir.ba—Tear obedleat mow, ti A FATIMA OP • burro FAMILY." SOUTHWARK. Carlos Heater, alias Cluslee Clifford, aline Jame Hater, a tall well.dread sea, a dektt.of.leave envie, brOsibibot;;;lir. numb= for imilisosieMisi, closed wilt the lehowieg being emiellsrobbily. lir. lideasil Masse. on Wimp way d!—l es • beaker's ask, mil I mills sit les S 0•11mIktons•4 0• W•dimilay moules. s4•lo* sit, bstw•sa 111 will, I use estusablis base dr My, sag b e hind Sy don Hissiumareisest. • mos oridealy muse me, Wad No Weal byes. *mt. lOn saw tb• Orme rob ant of Woes pie., vibes Method ••• by sb• aso wallow Ana tilled .y peekists. turelag !1 . 16111 NI lastly , „ cuipletelyr•Siiii out. I relied out as ,as eolith the sublease, whet the Tetuan said to the was who bad so by the throat, ” Flash Ms debtor, Oath him tighter." The una did so, sad say bud tell, sod I could sot breathe. I was the *run ea the ground with great violates, sad all the au ran away. I got up shortly afteriarde, sad west home, and in a duct it.. treat to the istatieo.boue, when I saw the pubes.' is curted7, sod I immediately ideatilsti hiss bsiai the NW who held say eras, sad threw see es the ground. I was waly robbed of my pip. and use, width I raise et ofte shilling. I bad other property shut We, but it escaped the Rothe at the Movie. 1 was in sub path vibes the wee was throttbag the that I hollered I sheath have died. Jobs fdmith, peliesurnetable 480 A. said—l was ea duty as Werlanday menthe, the 90th alt., &butt one o'clock. at Illtese'r , whoa I Surd aided seise - ' from maw _ peeteid - -- poi= WaStalmat. llemosoWhlpnaM Ike wet, satarleiii. Monis doe puma mai WO plasma Isaallaa ai.ir amble. I /sawed prissear , sad laa dem of la Trisityropase.. I attan!aida ssw Wu fa malady. MAREIIII. COTTON.—Tresnedept, Noe. s.—The mavicet continues eery dull and Inanimate with only a moderate tanunrsa doing. sad prices ot •meriean qualltlee are id. per lb. lever, and other torte urwhaeawl. The males were 7,000 bales-1 500 for taport—coomprielog 100 Bab*, at Id.; 100 Ygpt'sn,' at t Id. to 1' ; and 1,00 Narat, at lid. to Ha. per lb. Import since Thursday,lo,ooo bales, 611.. K.—Lyon, NOT. 1.-06° °Wallin& Illnantta 2.440 inin last MOW°. The &WWI odds Ms bed Ism east magi prim than ;DI OS kw salsipaloi ; Imo\ bushimiumbo quiet, yot they are in Leaks up. Rash orsoostass base odsiased U. to lid., and wtm moo 10. to amiss we merely so rtdattd tbst s Mos very at of Mo 111.4 isemod is ralishat stye an Impetus to am 111411. Ulf oolor on =IF. Foy.) CORN.—Bornys, Nov. 4.—We have bad a large show of wheat, the 000ditIon of a real portion, Woe ♦ery indifferent. A mall bunnies woodcut at La e° A. decline, the farmers showing a wish to make sake. Ned, 60a. to 63e.; white, Ma. to 70s. Barley, 435. to 1300. Beans, new, 44.. to 44n; old, Ste. erocirois-on-Tszs, Nov. D. - The 'Meek of wheat for the put week hro lanes To this day's market we had a email show of grain • the condition foe the most part was my ladies/eat. Wheat best dry samples ware selected at about het week'. ahem whilst damp and tumand qualides were (lanai* to dispose of at prkes tinder Ish weat's currency. Grinding barley in fair request. Saimaa demand at full phoes. Oats 6d. per qr. lower. with a fat? conatuoptive de mand. Imports during the past week:—Wheat, coastwise, 4,496 qrs.; kireign,l4o. 0ate,210.. CATll2..—Boortum, Nor. b.—Trade wu slack to-day, at about hut week's rates. bat at the hikes were sold. Beef made from L. 4d. to re. ad. Mutton, U. to 3e. Veal, re. to Se. 24.1. Pork, Shed. to es 10d. per atone of Mho., elating the offeL ODAlE.—Lowncw, Nor. 6e—Este' Wert Bartley, 15..; Huddled West Bartley, 16e. 6d. ;• Ilyasas nal:side Hart*, Om; Davison's West Dinky, lea6d. •, we/1. l7r. ed.; Hawed'. Wont Hartley Nathartos, 16s. 6d.; Lemarlelases West Esellay. 11164 Todd/ MOM. 11s. 6d.; Tandsid we Data% It., &l.; Wellm Mum% Ha.; Wylun O . 16..6d. ; Walls End Nora Class. 10a. 9d.; Will. End Edmi, Ills. 94.; Wslls-Ead Ooatorth, 17a. M. • Walls End Ration, 17..9..; Walls lad 1/0428. 17s. 6d. • Will. dal Eadley.l7s. ad.; Walls End Lemasilw. 17s. Walls End. UAW. lb. 64.; Eden Nab, lb ; Walls BM B laa. Will. End Briddylls, OM; Walls Nall hasubjrllll. 1118. Walls Sod Ussimil , 20 a; Walls Er yai lii . 411sa. PO.; ltad HMOs Lyme, 114.; Walls End Kepler 1112.14.; Irma NM lambs" lb. ed. ; Walls End Moslem. ; Wei Bai Paamr, b.; Walls End Plummer, 195.; Walls Lad lamb Maw. ; Wall' Ead Mouth Hatton. 111 e. 9d.; Valls BM Ild. ; Walls End Baugh Hall, Ills. id. • Vibe NM I.Haillevo.L 19a. U.• Walls End The. SOL ; JlBl Thefts Morale% IL b.; Walls End Whitworth. 17s. • Walls Eel 031.10 e. lad ;WallsEad Evenwood, 16s. Id.; Walls . 181.; Cwmamena Merthyr. 224. 6tl.—Mnps at meibt. ; 'TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ins Pa& Men Tots! TAM ag,Na. Niagara Audio & 1666. 1261. w•sk maw --- r — a iso Meow itl 6,719 6.11} 116 1,524 1,671 3.196 3.10 Irak sift( O. 111.• Chet Parlhurs. Sal 9.273 16.769 WWI 36.717 bamesiiir sad Oaetble. 3,907 3.167 6.364 6.167 xe razs is en u. 254 NaeiYDßm ........ — 400 aso Wait Nan Nov. 1 Bastes esl ...... ...... ea 1.166 1.332 1.131 beillit .. ...... 565 451 1.666 901 Out sal .. .......... 91) 177 115 293 314 tis. siagi ikt a tallollo 2.7 "1 _ ...... 111 145 165 306 247 11220 . 4%2::. Tot Pawn - 717 09 277 340 . sad 40 347 WO LOW WO 4r. fib offs/4. Sad Lip 1734 W OSsOor =Tobin& —. - 5.70 Vs 6.447 6.087 . larks Eon aft Wotan Looks rid Soma Arlan - 10.048 4.464 14.120 - Isoodis osd Tookidee IOW - - t2.113.5° 20.064 Wonsotaa ma Ilksksbas - 711 911 1.6t0 1. 4 1 1112227d.71.12911 112.192 - 1,029 1.903 2)71 76e5119 emdlog Juin MO. 3.891 3.083 Iran Ten unease Wades Ilse Liverpool. Orli,. ••• Sonboort Iran wheels le on nehend bi erneeponding period. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Maker (s), bars tobablia, ran ashore on nut Floyie on the night et *ski Wt. besot eft yesterday afternoon without spparent Wm% lad Slelsedsd.—Lirerpool, Noe. t. LIYWOOL SIMS AT FOIAMIII Popre.—Armbe, u Table Bay; Mobs (m), M Odom; Medea OM, at Malta; Cleopatra (arse Coped Hope. Immo pm Lmearam—Wbedeor. from Bordseres, 001. 27. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 3 Brek ship, Age Lissepool for Ades. Oet. Mat. 9.47 N.. ion. Iter i nlbircl, s4 fto ‘ ea r. Landau for Adelaide, aspt.l4, out Id dam t ai s tentLoodrat for limed" bet. 5. 11 days out, ht. asillftlantra, has New Oriaasa for I.l.erpOot. Ott. 7. lot. 36 ON. Ma. . lON Masker and he Loudon, from Leghorn Oct. 9, oat 30 dam JoitWeetiCerer i al..A.. tor Nan 004 1, Llit. 10 . Mold Pas True (barque), from Shields for Ceylon, Oct. 2, 30 days ki.1.0 11, km. 71.45 W. Paget 277 .). hoe Liverpool to Colcmire, Oct. el, lat. 8.24 N. Moses Prrisik (barque), from illtields tot Ceyka, hot. IN, 48 days WA. let, Lee N..bs. 2141 W. Thomas Myth (Itastlis skip), Sept. lA, lat. ILSO N.,ks. 21 W. THE LATE COLLISION BETWEEN THE SCREW SvaArran FALCON AND THIS Stilt IMOOIIIII.—J. 8 Mans field, Bsq , stipendiary magistrate of Liverpool, and Captain Schonberg, R.N., nautieal grunge, having bee. appointed by she Bond of Trade to investigate the cimusetanoes attendieg the collieioa between the screw steamer Falcon and the ship Imogene, on the 21st September last, when about twelve miles from the Stack Light, Holyhead, and they attribotiog the loss of the Imogene solely to the mis conduct of Charles Roulston, the mate of the Falcon, the Board of Trade have suspended his certificate of competency, No. 14,960, for 12 months. The Indian and China mail, which has just been despatched in Me Candle steamer, II the largest that has been known for some years. It consisted of nearly 200 boxes and sacks of letters end newspapers. Great exertions are making to get ready the Simla to convey out the Australian mails on the 12th lost. She is to be commanded by Captain Cooper, one of the most expe rienced commanders in the steam navy. The Simla Is one of the fastest screw steamers afloat, having made the pas sego from id its to Portsmouth, a distance of 2.000 miles, in about a week. It is eapected that she will take out a very heavy mail. The United States steamer Washington left South smptoa yesterday with the American mails. TMs is her handredth trip across the Atlantic. During the nine years she hos hoes befit she hes traversed 400,000 miles. She was the view of American omen steamers. She is still onIINIMIN 9 a splendid ato:.el of an ocean steam ship ; and, although aye is set so fast as more modern steamers, she is a We, oendortatle, ate admirable sea boat. [AdnortlinEMlLl—AT HSTABLISMa supers. 11P,Ihmastenter. No w l .si Lainshall•creet. and (Antal Paha% addleter the Saert of British mannectaree, i. osesernipmega Weersiguee. W legroom, Oreaingtens, Menet entire/ anger loser, Natalie er praseatutlea. A separated,. Nirtabni PIC heir lambi Membrane see Bagatelle Tables. TOW NMI. Name, Mann. Paaludem, tiThips, Paste, Sus Ripples Orangeman& boo prletedereee at all Estalshatinenta. A New novae= at the liegeat-euset Ersolisinnent on the Nue of Mastro Plata Sr spores. brim as.: a mai* .Hitt.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. A wife of IL Ainslie, Esq., ot • IN l P B L . l cnbb. fo ut.. e. 2, of s G ame rieet7hslisdaugerl-.Deater.h Hawkahead, Lancaahire, the CLARILL—Noe. at Hatfield, Mrs. 9. Clarke, of • son. C14118.-1 4 or. at the Rothmans, Great Biddon, lase:, the tells a WI/AIMS. —Nor. 5, at Makistons, the wife of Capt. llVldshon, 14th (Kiel's) Light Dm goons, of • son. MECIII-011 the dth lest., at SS, Hyds.park-eardece, the wife of Kr. Sheri/ Medd, of • son, sill- b ore piereaturely. IIONCItItFFIL—Nor. I, at Maacriste benne, Perthshire, Lady Louisa Monert•ffe, of a nom. PRIOL—Nov. 3, at Vactorla-plaos, Compton-road, Wolverhampton, Mn. Prior, of • son. RALll.—Nor , f, at 9evelsad.squero,Westbourne terrace, the olio of 0-;4-.0l • BOVSISBLL.- 11 ./. 1 , at. BoleCer-Votee, North Brixton, Mrs. B. Row meg, Gls daughter. MARRIAGES. EVANS —LACIILAN.—Ost 30, at the parish thumb of St. Patens, by the Bee. W. Norman. the Res. J. J. EV3128, et The. COIL Cam. bridge, Chaplain to the Home and Colonist Tralrdng Institution, to Henrietta Marta daughter of H. H. Ltchlan, Em., of Caenden.road. Itageat's.Park. DAVIDSON—MOM-ost. SO, St Cheltenham, M. Y. Dsrldson. ggq,, gingapors, to Marla Isabella. daughter of tla• late Major. (Mn. D. Porten 7ath Highlanders. MARTIN—HOLROYD.—Noe. I, at St. Mart's. Burbitos, by the Rev. E. PbDltpe, Mr R. T. Martin, of Surbiton hill, to kiss:tor, daughter cd the late W. H. Holt°, d, VA., of horthumterland.street, Strand. SMART—SIWINTEN.—Nov. 3, at At. Westminster. by the Her. Nugent Weds, WA., Rector, Mr. Hears Smart, of the Martha. Peradl*. Drillltlotl. to Clarlotte, dsughter . of the late Mr. Edwud awlaks, of Dmitri. DBLTH& £RIOWSIIIIII.—Wen. I, •teartawaremes Ills M. Arrowsuldt. &MOSUL—Nov. 4, .t Sothis Coteau., ratiorillase East, Reese& park, J. & Stedwin. apd 69. EIMY.W.—Nov. 1, at Itrumwtewtreet, Trinity-Kum, Southwark, Zhu, Ph of Mr. S. Beata% aged 90. 1, at tam* Sarah, retie of W. Doelswertb. BOLIOTDIC—Nay. S. J. M. Boisoyde, Egg, of Dist It Wax, ailed Et. 11A14D114.—Now. S. ithisteiS, tolls of Mr. T. C. Ilaradm of Great Dover-atm; Sosthwarit. 111111 WILL.—Nov. it Calla...that, lalingtos. Eby wife cf Hr. 'N. C. Newell, spS.an. Ittstadead vabbeed b WILLIAII HMG ITALIC d NO. 8, Um'rd MIR la Om OW Of LOOML Mali. of tbe 011181. la Lasted neethtalbs ?roam" kVA