The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-25 00:00:00

41.04. . • ' eidiliktilildrireateetneig red or Mr bdreamt Gear in atinehrein trade on are semadlyees date ram stye mkt aillaNg=tlasgsmset 010. le 0111/11.4 la .. r so be, ere hereby Elam' le he Witerat been erre+ =4441M15.--aiffila Britain t 4 dlngsats, eemeassehass, Mel prie pePaStrisaiseefer. AO by the in act the same bonadta are extended le grad eillikwa.—Mr. Bolt and Mr. IL Palmer, in support el the extspern, cited " Sutton e. Button " (1 Rue. and Myre), end" Due v. Arkwright " (4 Carr. and Payne), r err very similar to the present ; and contended that, in arks to enable the grandchild bore abroad of natant hero British subjects to claim the benefit of the acts ia Tiestillo, the parents most have at least done no *et repudiat their allelasce; secondly, that by ids treader of 1783 an 179 a betw g een this erantry sad the United States, and by his own oats, Thomas Willock hat lees absolved from his ;Miri at am* to this country before tint birth ef his ma ; thirdly, th if sir so absolved, he was atilt Ism bribe am of ablerbili WC allegimee to this coanft7. agp nthlothr = e ll2 " Ka and co nsequently his bred WO a d bis dreg not inheritable.—The srgenest bed net end** si I I the rising of the court. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. • Ex rain BIOCiMAN, In TIM 111•Trala or Rldalr , " APPLICATION weds • MUNDIAL Imensenriou.—The Attar. lan& mend ihr a rale to show mese why a milord helnsatlen should est be lied arid Mr. Rigby, wreathe Mtmannease: Kr ilessionen. ea wham bend the meerie.lememear ef pinkness's he &shammy& When. as *el* denim he lesseme a medians, I Ise wee chocked to WI that PEW, et a are Nene fdag ; natures aggravated by the het that they seined to the dab. et tea years back, dung whin time he had Mewl mine. sally reepeeted in the edgitheretheed, bed nee circulated mom the dadere. _ !NUMMI were iseleady made by Mr. Bredura sai his Ma" and the ergorte wire toned le Mr. Rigby, whe sanded ea the bedews el a lamer, sad is the eon of a former treat: el the eggibert. An immediate and authoritative eironoMeMen yr given; but, Mr. Brockman being advised thee the nesse& Inge proper for him to takes were these width edmided of his denying the charge@ ea ellth k e i lid MA bib. le On the present nod= b• *den oath askaatly spleill the truth of those There was en iidemesia *bib the court had a 'than e In la a matter which could not be made the pea* el es Widen* end these reports had not been pet blemeides si d Jr ea mina tint far that process enabled a preen anneal* slander had been directed to eleftr Ara NOM Mt truth. kir. Brockman new relied 1.1.011•Fori as portunity ; he denied moot poiduly and that there was any truth in the imputatiale of he complained ; he defied all proof of them; a*. WO' esart should not think it right to grant the applitatir. he ti served to himself the tight to adopt another seeds et sotto.. —Lord Demean ; The advantage of giving to the arra a full contradiction on oath has by this application been ob tained for kir. Brockman, and we do not think . hat io this cue there is a reason for our creating an extraordinary ex ercise of our prerogative powers.—Rule refused. Tim Quite v. GirisoN.—QUO W•attANTO TO Tan CLaalc or • COCNTT CoCILT.—The Attorney General, with whom was Mr. Welsby, showed cause against a rule which called oa the clerk of the St. Alban's county court of Hert fordshire to show by what authority he claimed to exercise that aloe. The applicant. Mr. Akett, was clerk of the St. Alban's court of requests, created by an act of George 11., at the time when it was abolished by an order in council made under the County Courts Act. 9 and 10 Viet., c. 95, and slated March 13 in the present year. By an order in council betting date the 16th of March, a district for holding the county court of Hertfordshire was created, which in-' eluded the borough of St. Alban's, and a district which contained the territory suhject to the court created by the statute of George 11., and some additional parts of the county. It was connived that the county court so created was not the bib court as that of which the applisent had been Ginty sad the nips appointed the dihmhat to the ethos ; thiesepou Ws tale wee ob laissul. the Nth ream of the' statute mendriag, it was vernadel, a rigid I. OM aim on Mr. Ali* be cause the pram* assaig emir was "the mews court with that lemma! hides ondelt the Elinor id . II." The sacred'- revel eadsallso-1. Mg 1 4 3 : 11 Z old court had been abolished by ea ester ill eserm* al the present or created after an intend elf time is ~a three wee no ern at all, the latter wee nee sa.el/ newt emiwird nor an old court rationed, and the car of irk to it, therefore, was net full when the defendant was imported • to it ; and 2. That as the ethos of clerk to a rusty ran was not re of profit under the crown, the remedy by ma warranty did not lie.—Sir F. Theiger, Q.C., immerge of the male, wee interrupted by the court, which expereemi en opinion that the information must be filed, as the quondam last raised was too important to be argued and determined ost a loptioa only.—Rule absolute. Tits Quire v. Orerneenon.—Rorn ABOOLOTII 70e a" ClIalli•L Isronstsmon Kin • Lint, ON Till RAT. I. P. —The defoodant, Mr. °intends', showed game la we Lin. n spier a nit nisi for filing A criminal inkeemilen swim* him Jar a libel en th e Rey. J. E. Lea; who • hes sesserly teen appareled le the wee of Menthe* ter. The rale was newel 'the on the 16th, wed bi/ 4 had ealy lead dessisder=l:,=.leineelf he Mho areting ea the smy lied in of the Me. Seillilest Alms. bed mg *ea =VW rr eirsi vidirdb igibidis mho bet he ...,. • ' gyp, sed theseht diet ea •- ef Wlbe theta be side le drew the ' r ithe thetheepel Msernered dr. ......_ Id hel, ending MIA, wpm .... a ... pa itsgsgrol ids el 114 Z. 17,4 ad s tst i. be ei r— y the eedibemy When* it ohs . . . ast by ilk dim** d lhe enzessearay preen 'Me emnpleseleal. 'Eke diehadwat then mews Ina Ingiblimil ellimmedsmed Or sided" Welles thet the emihrith thew elhrisl by that nth* shaeget Milidth, Nil vim In laSsien. Wag ingslin n tithe heihnur, sed thew ' - = limendflese these whe meth * tb Wi er bed net nee Mr ban. Ws lin dean ereaderse wst o th e at ude fted s et elemabsehd- Ithredelbst eine at them to a whet was ailed • aseneemee wel peadhedigaf wean be , Mr. Les; mod chi widillswel sappied of tho PP WM 10 ~ <I . ,t at erwethea. stied lamed per el the Win; and es elldevhsbithieseariamat ar meledwpaermpth akae deafens, ThersimuleireVenft . . sa .me nd .h bia Mime .be inn _ ' ban edmitted littorif to. & mks* lehiewelA le ban• t it sale ma /tt lie y " thee se--be bed waited, sis t e rraria • fir rake which mar dth . , . en it applieetion fee ; wad. theadelly hil I= de•abethele. Imo Zftro4 ! . Gemed, with whin wen the lisilthindeand Clwas Ant le es*. who LPL.- u ltsmey-dlemwel need set sepdy. at ill =rdiitil 'reed the leenr het eeseS: or, re lento ' acres a t thit nth and the or to I:. , . 4 .. ef Kwathseese, la Mr. LW is tailed "a n , " sod then peessaled se say :--114. Log has wade 27 — 'llehreit, la width be wili ll* these=aesse ent d sa hesellgrienesspesdeg anestreport. Tberehmewthe lli VAdbiste li get malty serthend this; slew* wade he hid imitate pet its lesalter in. .Met et hides. . n tir ~. Vr i zt stedpft kesisemileedirell lathe Only memer • tat .nel lathe ilia anshelise ef them* nese elmnethei epplialliedel ad , Atte . . the chmi sostr =plasngthenk et illideep e ley these ninon den *oath MI i .. traridhiMena, Med Mareenbedisties wws pedisely wad tgWl* raper thibt thermal theatteemel 4•11111 t osasibm, there we an dee tesel pestmes he= .' -. ing it. There were twelve wharves, in . . cser n M a r. Lem had eddreseed hie exhortfaa bosn l - . sad they men that. they • hed his simmer that .weeldl. Jaeldip_ look li Mr. Fern, the mastered thessieth bad Ea lig ailarh I be hid sedgmed se. neth a e r t be de dillidarithur a welmthey sides& Ii bit dust, Ifties , ... . , seas Om pserreAsbel ft athethes to tehp an meth It weldny wee .endiramile that see ef the simalists edit meerdthas bed meth ea *davit, that rin :,,, nestessulelises mob fly Mr. Pam to Mc Yeas wen net - lane the ment, and din Mr. Gnash, had rid . . ea die nit* ; let these miner amid net elinene w°l 2 &darn and dine lestimony oldie whams* Mr were pre : • S a l: oder tie th ee then bud bassibt 148,14te s pen et wementemedefwg width .kb.. ate did sot mt . . dist pbetex enned kimfreenhemieg an *elm, cellist ,- bib Wart resdees he wee unwilling b. acme herwerd. The .. !. *MO* preesed his nehmen le Mee , sad s , the emseepsiese et these abermeseed in . d ittorf req:Da ... 2121• Leal he r a pa*, the isad & 111 thireil • 1 bd;1110 . 77a rarint ea Admit, net be the therm ti be tree, the genet isight be Ward to nine the rase. Did tads man . Main to seer thet Ise 5111indeny me of th ese th erms ba be tree i -ai-. -. • ... at............. was the misenblel nom * ..... e i.tl . , milted tee de so berme • the be --,," *silla allikett. What ma it seer ? sada* 'le (Lrd /temire) Mt ile:ip th. .. . revere* Malissem that si ihr es Ith Q. ' *tsy 'ln Oplikke mild glee hie_ elect Ito = ili dm , . haler reeddam aed se .llsr frees Ms hiring - • . nen Unaske by these preendlogell sem en km them „,brighter. DILL*, hare hem ea premed - ~ - • mind character to ha m e ed ier to sack an Ake, sad ha • Id* latillthl a calumnies while terating 1a a whir wee ... known ; but Wrath mum loillatio. I. imolai sad e i = glitzy, it was in tilt am three hili th a le r myth - end prove that lee was net galley ar to L him. The nde am lee math Ark* . Tin Queer v. Toirrianntosasu roe ~ riaiust -, ar Y. Thrill , . 4.0., mead le a mile to sbpw - ... erase Op the radix far the man inches be set mid , - . sa t a new ttisl be had. - The deabedr a beel.been camistel ~ 1 2 , manes, when Its wendesdia, , testers of automat. It .. .. •; Qv kik lred th e k an e reof all the ill" wmlßen as te them ' 1/11.1.6.61" 4 ,o6. ftiee eel the testae seem* ef_the. warn ..pg. Earn al aid eas •at the hem rim* ea ~ s . raleay nelter' to by the dersaisat 'was a matter ' M. ' Ewan was penman, someran. The ~• 111=11. It ,h; ft was quite smut, but through a ' .. a Emma Whaled expend= by .. 4 , ' , • 'W , ' wa. ark .It 0- thbe warm The word 1.• r.o Si SA.: I' Int "1/011.1r/ 4 14 • • ‘o l l=kr wlitb in the towns,. er.... i werees 4.• ... . ,Eleyt led trans to.l9 A' 1C0M.1b... ;. 1.01.8.1.0.11 error was, that mum which had been obtained front M. Remien, as open el the delis decd, in *meat el what' was doe On this earesel. bed net bass yeepsrly coedited in the seesents.— The wart gent* tie reie. Ix same Doenntr.--Cmarnmerzow nu ma Loss a .0.7,...-Mr. NOM* mend in a sale le thew awes why a writ ot eusnilman she d& set hone. ofthilthala b lh a ! limb date Treasury to aweriemprealtha to Mr. r - MIPM r •' .4 ,lrun > ortv7p aP,3 IT THE EXPRESS, THIIRSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1847 The rowdies given to creditors by that 'provision were ex. traded by the 3rd and 4th Vic., chap. 82, to the " interest Of any judgment debtor, whether in possession, remainder, or reversion, whether vested or contingent, es well in any stock, funds, annuities, or shares, u also in the dividends, interest, or annual produce thereof, and to the like estate of any jud. sent debtor in any such stock, funds, annuities, or shares standing in the name of the Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery, or of the Rachequer." Upon that Wats of fair it was suggested that Mr. Baron Platt had made the order, now disputed, upon a total misconception of the provider of thou acts of parliament. Mr. Mania, Q.C., and Mr. Peacock appeared yesterday to show muse 'gaunt the rule to rescind the learned baroo's order. They contended that the defendant's interest, under the Lord Chancellor's order, in the dividends arising out of the suitors' fund, came • directly sod specifi ca'ly within the terms and spirit of the 3rd and 4th Victoria, chapter B'2, the object of which was to extend the remedies of creditors rebut the property of debtors. The Ist and 2nd of Victoria, chap. 110, badmen extensive powers to creditors; sod the object of the legisla titre, in piessieg the 3rd and 4th of Victoria chap. 82, was to increase them. The Accountant General should be ecluidered, in the present case, the Mates for the late Mr. Lysch, the defendant, who had an undivided interest in the fond. His pension wee payable to him personally as long r be lived, sod the Accountant Oeneral could not exercise the right to withhold it, If, however, the court bad my doubt upon the point the order ought not to be rescinded, as the *Will would be thereby precluded from taking the opinion of a court of error, wince he might do it the order was allowed to stand, and further steps were taken with referent* to it by application to the Lord Chancellor. - Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Q.C., and Sir John Bayley,. in support of the rule, urged that the order ought to be rescinded, as it professol to charge not the " stock, funds, or annuity " of the defendant , or the "dividends, interest, or annual pro duce thereof," which were the precise words of the statutes, but it charged a certain pension payable to the defendant out of a certain fund standing in the name of the accountant general. For the purpose of !staking the order effective, it should charge some specific dock" or the " interest" therein, or the " dividends" of tome stock standing in the name either of the judgment debtor himself or of the sc. oountant-general in trust for him. It was quite clear that the legislature meant to empower judges to make orders charging some direct and specific right of property in some muscular fond. No such property existed in the present cue. The defendant bad no interest in the suitor's fund, or if he had any, it extended over the entire of that fund, which was enormous. That would, however, hardly be contended for. It was finally submitted that the order was a bad one, and that the rule to rescind it should be made absolute. The Lord Chief Baron, after conferring . with the other members of the court, said it was their opinion that the rule ought not to be made absolute ; not because they thought the order in question a good one, but because the car being a very doubtful one, the order might be enforced if it be a good one, and se they left it es it was. If it bee bad order, then it could be successfully resisted; but if the court re. winded it at once, the question at issue would be finally de cided, and the plaintiff would be precluded from his writ of error. It was also a question of doubt whether the court, sitting in banco, had soy Tinder to rewind the order of • Judge at chambers. Tinder all the circumstances, they wire of opinion that the rule ought to be discharged, but without car. The rule was accordingly discharged, the effect of which will be, that the order made by Mr. Baron Platt morns in ft& faros. LAMBETH COUNTY COURT. Before G. Chilton, EN., Judge. JACKSON O. KNIGHT.-LIABILITY OP A TENANT TO FAT D01:1ILE RENT you OCCUPATION or PREMISS!! AFTER EIPIRATION OF NOTICS OITBA ET HIMSELF TO LIAIS, AND RIGHT OP PLAINTIFF TO ABANDON Excise OP CLAIN &nova 201.-The plaintiff, land and ham proprie tor, claimed of the defendant the sum of 201., being a re duced amount of claim, to bring it within the eperatia of the 9 & 10 Via, e. 95, for double rent for the easpation of catain preasher, No. 24, Mulareerkpless. Old Kat mai', a otre quarter, after the salmi& a li mega" gives by the debased to leave se Midsummer km, sad aloe for h, fer misses incurred in obtalther aisles The essepoin end smeary wen set. loud y thriteLde loadiatos she that the ease le pi had horn Pah opt the sabsegenat ins•Psool : the • 0 4 *Oh blili.illt" g ilt pert et gie defendant, ihst, tort the pram an sot maid te ilea or is for death ma, as mithispir beat eat by the plaintiff apila sea Dit I ear:. .0. Malliy, the prewar erne occeriod bay Ote delidant at a mai ef 4 IL per alma and the is* vest. essmiattar le 211., the plaintiff was paseladei him e ra r ing thr k Si math, a the dabt Wog for teat • is mat net be reduced or neade s =r i r s • Poo' rest i Viwt beeaght within th e eparatien ase is &10 lie., _tap. Th e amount of the ark sat bed Imes offend kit helland.-The karma jay mid that both the °bley . etas raid by the ihnhateemst hil, u it wee gets a far ii lier tat the delbpdal babe given a WO notice is ilk wee tininit asie V witli ask ease. ea that in de , . ec fedi of se plaintiff .mes- maid ti s hr sad deka • rest he tin eseepeetay et , tie preame Misr that thee ; sad that with re. Lola the Mesa *aloe, it ems also deer that min of the eat ramie phi l& the power of aboarialer the iota ef .aim aboialo4.. and enabled the We te magi aa Other any eniikas not emeediag POE; thimble the as ailed la leftmost for the hall amonat.-The illitaiont amplird. int the pasta bed malids kis faresear, ad g., _Li Ids taking other pads* ' air that no use meld ehei amen to his pa dim lier of darns, and that the inmates and ether ponsa so by peeing over the vat he mightsoni'e bersie.-Tha lased judge ultimately mai es oder for =if the • full amount ahead, ark ardor aot to be if ihradant paid 10k 101., the dark rent and Nets On *miff aim. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COODT.-.lthore He. Janice Coltman Sour Parrank-Iferatie Rehm. Weal was placed at the her. Hal is lesalisela tiara prissearkas esaated at he Jae salsa el St y, keorir of the Ileale.Wietma Salina . WI 140 1 6011 'Pan Pea geheaVNL j ekillee wia s MOM% ~her ai ywa scrip . ea lastrameat et a thezester eranalead by the .theiate relating th away. There wee mom ladle ea mak a a pea* naiad Cadet Pasassy. M. Atrial Asinine *meter, ad theirliadament wor perpoisabaie peas' "aka, as it wee espesta that daring the ialereel the area judges would give their dada ups teas plat of law. It appears that the priberatmaa the asielpalina that the deathn might be in hear ef the pli.s.r, have Mae reared an indicant be, mil meseer egaina: boi .idsaame • and West at sow pined et the - her De lie .1014, ! pa that -Mr. ifinase, -g .. r, acid that he amid apply for a postponement afoot wags miasma aor to the aor maga The jedges, ha sadarstoed, had act yth dedied upon the point of kw poteih to them, sad it seigba pdisr* sr e aseseamy to at ell with theithiliesa kr van the questa' at te the May as dhpasell eke- . JesakeColtnea sad la *teed Om, under he ► eleswerhosees, the aggierha DM e reason able case, soda shah Mat the hilleanit hithhelemina air is stead ewe M is asst siedon,-ila aplaia to the ram effest, with aped te the other delhaParanry, win bad been admitted Is lai i was the leadeaad the esurtosid his trial mud elre Mad over. Poimervsas Hoinnar..-7:z i ..Seif, 41, portman, Vnsa "kV to a theillof • a atm containier • . tlem the prepay of thi onalater•O•neraL- Mr. Pates rlaan seamed dos paha te be transported fee twenty yak iimmar.-Johe CAiDeeh Altaidefier, was Mina ' deribliniolay aging ad log as and,, for the' delivves ryry to imeity at hops, with bend is Aimed Meas. Nark nag Oa, the owners of Pickle Himobilibeek The isol hod 'the pause Guilty, but etrairly recammeaded ha to may. He war sente n ced to dr months' inspriesamma sad hank hiss. Tun OMMOMMT laLosiort.-datempt the last retake' Ws by_is pa l . pay was a " trite " one against Say Robert Heasm for manalaist f :ay aiming the anima nate explode. et the Cricket y ,teem- t•. , • a POLIC.L.--Ymaaa&T. MANSION•HOUSE.-Atrama MenenthaliT ST A BsoiU.-W. S. Cup etibille st MO to Thee. Plight, of Bond Oak Bee.e, - Walloolethe wee iheired with having mossory.-Memlie lam seek I mm clerk to t i albea kakrigle, of Bind. raa,ialhosek, reatiesdan. The paean wes napleyed ho rethierair el nate, sad paid by a eatery of a ranee and a kilt a week. His duty traii to pay over die 'Mann a the tents be leaked to see in the day after the receipt 41 them, end I catered hem in the era b oo m s he mewl. He did are pay .ray money on mum s o t Ira, Botha a the tad er kd et Novena, or a to as =time; ne fi e did he pay a say mammy teem I ; r i g" hr. ergewat-lie. Walesa who ap. 0 I 'sada is the He : Is aaa tam praiser • , nreen hear t-litsen: He a.-Mad. Witham: Does he nere hash a Kr. Plight's mate?.-Witmer: He dew.- Ur. Vadat : Is be ever paid wtdmit hanalag a the rent P-1110161.: He b. -in Washer : &modem ?- Wham: thentimes.-Mr. Warm e Maw, dims not hr. Flight take all the he ea heesame ?-Wftnise That is best known to Mr. and inpaleaser himself. It doss not go shark to o - lissia.-...M5. Wonsan.: Do you not know thet Kr, alga Mein ' all the v=s arising from the thetremia • lis_ „.. ~lf ? -• : I cannot say. That's Mr. Flight bel s ...-Mr.. Washes : Why did int Hr. Plight appear lore tined( 1 It appears that yea nadeneeed antiing at all about** ba nns. --Witimare-liesset swear whether be maim the • expenses m ask Thiygre aver paid over to me. tiseasa say whether elianbiblet's or Sergeant's ea it a disende. cams, bat the R:r night to pay to me whether Mies Mey.l or sit, he, was matte sacii•k i o . ot say air •r-Mo• =hew :It ift. ti n np hada* e .rh s44 a W irth ke 1-Vithese : He le a • ges i. - ills se deka began that far ears of,e-Blnaboak I les the wife of Won Bolin. of No. kJ Be . plea Altharalatiest, is n tiamie ot ro. 0= in the lowiretim my rea. Oa 201.41 1 r a p 55 . any ef fis t er iqut for whist' .X '', Medi : the. not Moak " " feek--Tke. • Prams 4.1 le is t ' etitriet 'et • Ask .she rat, bar, . Law= sxpi # tie . =ma .ft cart if , the Her (to the Polloceo) : aye TM thq a berfet..- 3 1 Primal!: I have beim at of my Wan that Maw.. i The awes : The prisoner did not tell me he had the war ruie,--Jcila Sergeant, 21, Shaftesbary-p/sos. bookbinder, said : I am a tenant of Mr. Filithea. thastimee the pri mmer, somatimes a link bey, it siesta my rent. I paean the peissethe reap' for mat to the amount of who had held the situation of copXig clerk in the office of ' t he dieter of the Court of B s letr is Ireland, which aloe was abolished by the 7 and 8 sOr tt• 107. The appli cant had a 'Mottles under the l sad 2 Georg* IV., e. 5; which, by the 2nd settees of the set of Victoria, entitled him to a compeasekm of not less than three-fourths of the emoluments by him, derived therefrom, on an average of the three syears'A t ext preceding the loss of the oak', regard being had to the emoluments of any other office to • he might be appointed. The loss of the applicant amounted, in fact, to the sumo( 141. annually. He had re ceived under a Treasury miler a gratuity of half a year's salary, summating to 431., on the abolition of the office ; an I the Lads ef the Topenary had made it known that they did net coodier applicant and *me holding similar appoint ments lobs wlthisi the beuefit of the 2nd section of the act of Vlsmeis. A letter, however, had been written to the Lewis of dm Truman sixteen days ago, demanding compen sethm, to old* an reply bad been sent. Lord Denumm—betimatioa should be given that we shall think • costimmi aeglect to answer the same thing as a re fusal. ix fie s, however, are too sheet an interval to justify that The matter may stand over. BAIL COURT. lin Mr. remise Pettesen. TOT? e. Rarlint.--PIORIBITION TO • COUNTY COURT. —Mr. Repko moved for a writ of prohibition, addressed to ludge et die smutty court of Cambridgeehire, to reetrais frost presse&ng in • case of " Te l t. Rayner." The roma& ea whkh the rule was moved were, that by en ad ashen of the plaintiff the judge hid no jurisdiction in the cause, and else that there was no issue under the terms of the stades el 9& 10 Vic. c. 96 . It appeared that the dettadiat had been summoned to answer a plaint for debt fat gesdeseli and delivered. The defendant appeared, sad pleaded that a judgment had been recovered against him fa the ores matter in the borough court of Cambridge. The phistiff, on being asked it this was true, et. kaindidged dot i t was ; bat notwithstanding that, the =sset es to hear the case, and gave judgment a lbs thilmdant. It was contended that the dge bad no Judeilkilliss as woo as the plaintiff admitted tha t a iatdsYwAli loos recovered. The action for goods sold rei Mal orgrod, and the action that would lie was sem wog this i j i :liisat. By sec. 58 of 9& 19 Vic., c. 95, vitddiaelthed,ihe nrialiction of the judges of the County sow% ed that they were to hold pleas when an Wee was Mai Now here there could be no iosue.—Mr. Justice Patting &: If an action bad been brought in this court the jadosmt in the borough court could have been pleaded.—Rule granted. Tea Quinn v. &max.—QUO W•EILANTO.-Sir F. Kelly moved fir a rule in the nature of a quo warrant°, calling on Mr. Richard Otley to show cause why be exercised the office of town councillor of the borough of Sheffield, on the ground that he was not duly qualified in respect of property. lie was elected on lot Nev., and made a declaration of his qualification, end proceeded to act on the 3d. He stated that he was possessed of per• I mail property to the amount of 1,0001. By the 28th section old and 8 Will. IV. c. 76, any one who is to fill the office of town councillor of any borough containing four or more wards, must be qualified, first, by bring on the burgess-list ; secondly, by being possessed of personal property to the value of 1,0001., or to be rated at the annual value of 301. The borough of Sheffield had four wards. Mr. Otley had not been rated at the annual value of 301., and the affidavits showed that he was not possessed of 1,0001., that be was an uncerti fleeted bankrupt, and only paid in the pound on hie trade debts, and 8.. Bd. in the pound on his private debts, and he only kept a small tobacco-shop. A protest had been made to his exercising the office of councilor, but he had proceeded to act.—Rule granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. StNap In BMA IN TIINDIATI IR or RICKARD Doer—APPLICATION FOR Haas* Conroe 11170111 D.—IS this ere Mr. Bartley plied kr a writ of habeas corpus te iihrharge hat custody Elabaui Daan, a prissier is the Qatsee's Hem& He made this es the wand that, soorinilmor the warn* of eleamitarat diseldind In the andavit et the prior*. 1 the oar bad die dreads* te • tout of imprimis. rod met bylaw 'saki the ekeemehieees of the are. The tows ft the yenta inn el follows :- 1 " At the 'Wage at mid pies kohl at Guildhall sa Saturday. the 87th et Mary, _itskee the Right Hot Lent Darman, lard Miff hides et the Court ft a= cars. vb, ac., &e. The dteriked hiving been this day ' ' aelary ` ry e et wind end corrupt and . by mes that he, as 1 Wald WIZ: he ka•the Rhossab Soak ' prison* *Win sleek, ainks, la be assemoseed end competed ham the day ea which Mahan loa led him% and that he be seekted in the said risen fa emsealW mil_ His seatieses." Tara Mimed that part it the inientent whisk he (11r. Pedsky) ortestiled wee .awe in damaris of law, 1 " And that I% the NM Idaho& Dam, shall Oho semarity_to keep the sad be vit geed irshatisisr emu& her Ma ' jetty, eh bar lkift eftlests. owl rossislip *wok Miss Angdelkedset.ter the parted Ore eni ste oda. swam be heat amil oil* the et dr Iti _ ineadbm dot die doe Ehihimi Doer ho board la rem resomeineses in thews* of 100 L, whit ter rellint• amories of 601. ark mai that he be ihttherilleftlismed in the rid prima un til seeks be jag ftvenre settlmi be he hapehemed la wadies et tile mate am It theist appeseed (seadmied the lesamei ewasill) dot the prime hobo boo hued Beery at perjury was immolated to the gins% lork rhos he eighteen whaise mambo, sa i d wt iii. feather I osseadlted meet hue, shwa led salarity ke Vill4he 1 pease ysie, te eami at the sad swiftern Obitians'ef his ikasiat. 50 kid • he *be tirboate ow* *teed* the a r m it i, germ kiwis estraired,loshee he *odd be ft let bell kr a eadderpsded, sad emits be ' had that bd . he wet *nada in prom kr a space d thee fir whisk the law dal met satherbe hit loprisoatesnt, He Wm Prim' lay) sobakteddmit it, to the Ware of the halm* sop*, the ware* epos the tee d it deffeeed that *en si le: mot prepsetp in eastedy, the swat had power to ides: Has. arse a woos* dimities it certain tom et im prisonment ; end whaterethe Court of Quiet Ikea trey really harricas, his hl the case was to mike ad how wadi • pram et sat could have band leeway :etwansat of abierimisat. In *carding pealshasat for say, the tag* bah'''. }hirer a am* esserities to)** themes: grad& quid* was the 'airs tellogasenintbelli=alsaltsymeth saffiletber" (I Detrft lad Leeta g ellll). In that elm. the deles4aft was to be ad tear* late aseciffelfteer " est to cased ;” It use lan. vents bad ant edi elided* 11'011O apse the bee tithe Cu.. mdtmd, imam* es it antherised the pease* esquire re. whisk dm data* did . i i 4= it and night the to a =or Iwo et ken the law May ONO had bees Mae to Sid extramisar. „mteiviildiserworso orate whe reof*, mar the pralso lde=a bossa. of snesep J homess Ohms, duo Mr. leaks Maaleasid that a died time dale ken was a are ha the House of Lark,,:h 011meadl Nolo* the Queen, sr the China NOM WOlersE," k ' width le v. • peeved that llx. 011immell mad times lobs hoot bees. bled with kin were ordered "le %hither loodeemei atilt hey gar`to .the pes eariar g :tild• —The font et that Sellaseit• Was ha* Ina at tray; the to mesh argnerat. I ' !st ile. —Aad leffiedi *that Ilse had cord thelett i.u. rat aowellampled hi be iamb. • add it was eirelidy • Mho **Moo that the eifilifwas mot kik; but le eleisads4, that if a to be essikneelne a pemidemoit mot lam to dm law, the oolett u fli o htharg:li bin. Mr. J ' Haar :•Stippeas the sour were mow • to any that :k m was leresecies—they we. not a overt eff tailed nd Or Hoer et lessh, before was the afterwards be takes, riet u at @dna • 'to Wet If a piny wen eV to apply to a hr strip it Wilber rapes oast eisenes irallhe ethers adaid _have game be , • at aliessibefie, eat Inn 'blew& an aid. 9* blisse, .P.asir Wised el sessediftassaftio gem Nedra" (es at weal WIW ) ikidt reek plass in the Hese her Lords. ' Kr. Prigift said b did sill Tar in ,i the presest brei .ealei ' a tbitlattrislatilijill'atiahlast ••• seal oldie Leed E hma eidse, the Mho etavisted of e =nry, wee eif Okra * se w kw a order, ke sehatifted, woe Mk; see, sad thsreg ° 4 Oscar ens wand is e emit et Yaw wpm. • • ~. The Court said it wee gabs dear that the cialy_reasZ s t rase Ides the preontstest be a wit el erre. The then was_ toms& tt wet gemmed ananda, audit the male 5,,...„,....emai5i dare& dr ore quake he Mad lidos* every case ea shifter *arm The bid paletod eat the paper rewrap. Is 'be stades' la *sr white keno* skirt to bedew Get an memos* Judgment liel bra premeseeed as aid peke. and tbsoshee Moo m=et p eat the present appliaatios . .—Applise- Ilion . COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Beam. . WtTRAY e. LTROIL—Dose A Itinalle. 011031114 litAani woo vas APPLICATION or A Jusiostaint Cimino*, ona huLTS AS A DISTRUI•AS orox Paltelollll PATAllin OLT ON WI etirrene PVHD •TANDING IN TIIII,ITANIII Of Till dooovivairraistaaat or vas Copra bli Catiocast / is this case a rale was *Weed, a tthbs 4th test., ea WWI Of the Governor aid Company of the Bank a laalead, main as des primal, te slaw ewe why the onto of Mr. Bag& Part et the de ft ,laly lad. shimmer deo possion 'alibi delhohot, oe •:ionsiLpseter in Maim. *mkt sidle seesieded, en anyeena dmi p i ;g a uss suneisable all that the aseario het east se mad Valle to emaileentaL,.. , the plaintiff bat resnered a *lsms* * idablet the late Mr. Andrew Hei 4111114 who . *pea the raegeatkie of bis ease lest ar Ws** the Lord Casseenler's . 4 frot ii sa i manosetsdordies dij,6ool i sorer, the= .el or Ihearil e taZZ l l4 l l " ....eum.a to snellaernen ski Beak ot Lag** In the ihme of the asesiormat mol. The plaktiff, who had no laiteetd ajakpront, de esehtst Wt. Lynch, obtains& i t i el:6ol . 4= ism loused boson *drake*, at the ratite 1 & 2 Vie., c. 110, whirr? L i v eillwerak io jra an haves;t . sinj w il t:47 s = =say= *see s inae. eet lEsTieblle neep sesdips t i ey to 1 same in ble ewe right,•er the near of any pis* ta l he him, it lima ha laird fr • judge, as the applbation of any judges* erediter, _ _to order that sash stock; hails, or 7 .4 annuities ce shone, dead And ehoped with the ib ua i oast et the sews* kr whisk ea* ,ftigoaeat have been neentiliml ; pearded that me shay be taken to ha* die benefit 0 sash o= l 2 east six reloads: asosths his like date ili sea ener." I lIIIIRE, Y . 6*. which my wife to him; 15s. mote was after wards paid by me. The— was no distress levied for it.— Mr. Wontner submitted that the prisoner, being a sworn broker, could not be indictable as a byte Flight , o f the peosecutor chose to pay him of piecemeal. A sworn broker stood between landlord and taunt not as the mare tool of the former, and was not liable under the embezzlement act —Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk) said it appeared that the prisoner lead been employed by Mr. Flight in the capacity of a servant. It had been determined that a r d Mayo r . agent was responsible under that act. — The Lord Mayor adjourned the we until next Wedne , day. BOWSTRER. &axis AT THE MENDiciTy coma ,who Lawrence, alias Williams, an elderly woman, who la the situation of matron under the Men dicity Society, was charged with committing an unprovoked and aggravated emelt upon a pauper, named Moms Walsh, 1 aged 13 years, while employed in picking oakum, by beating mil kicking him, from the effects of which his life is in ads rot —Mary Walsh stated that she was employed is Prfacesequare, Lincolies-inn=fielda, with her brother, who is may 13 years of age, and on Tuesday, at dinner time, the game into the room, and taking him by the hair, : i f k: r oeked him down, and stamped repeatedly upon his liedy, which caused him to faint away. She then went into as adjoining room, from which she brought a small cane (produced), and best him in a si3lent manner—Mr. Fergu son, chief clerk to the Mendicity Society, said that such severity would not be countenanced ; at the same time, it should be admitted, there was great difficulty in preserving order. He was bound to say, that for the 15 years the pn sonar had bees in the service of the eociety,no complaint was ever made against her.—Another witness proved the assault.— A certificate from the house surgeon of the King's College Hospital was produced, stating that the boy was suffering from a cienctomon of the brain, in consequence of the inju ries he had received, and that his life was in dodger.—ln answer to the charge, Anne Shuter was called, and stated that she au employed to distribute food for the paupers at dinner, and on paladin/ the boy, he asked her for some bread. She told him she would give it to him on her return from . serving some others, not knowing that he bad already get his portim, at the same time deuring him to sit down. On retiring with the bread, he struck the back of her hand, and knocked the bread and cheese into her face, upon which she told him she would represent his conduct to the matron ; and having pointed him ant, previous to which he spat in her face, the matron took him by the shoulder, and having pushed bim he fell among some women, who were situps on forms. The primmer then merely put her foot upon his legs, stamping upon them only once, which caused him to cry out. The prisoner then got the cane, with which she struck him once or twice as he was rising. He went over to his sister to complain, and appeared to taint partially upon which the women sprinkled his face wi th water. The prisoner desired him to be taken to the nearest doctor, but he not being at home, the boy was conveyed to the hospital. Witness considered the weakness was caused I through passion, because he appeared to smile when asked if he was better, rifid even took some tea that was offered to hiss The boy might have hurt himself against the forms, by striking his head against them in the fell.—The prisoner denied having stamped upon the boy, and it should be con sidered that there was considerable difficulty is managing 1 250 paupers, who were usually refractory, without being frequently disturbed in mind.—Mr. Henry said there could be no doubt, from the evidence, that undue violence bad bees used. He should require the prisoner to put in bail, herself in 601., and two sureties in 251., to appear again in a week, and answer the charge.—The required sureties were procured, and the prismer was liberated. WORSHIP-STRBBT.—Homietoz is SHonEDlTell. James Borringlosi, a journeyman weaver, was charged upon suspicion of having caused the death of James Cheesman, a bricklayer's labourer. 52 years of age.—From the evidence it appeared that deceased met his death during a drunken struggle with the prisoner, Cheesman having interfered to prevent a woman from being ill-treated. The CUM was ad journed that a post-mortem examination of the deceased might be made. MARLBOROUGHSTREBT. OBTAINING Goons Fait DULaNTLY.—James Rice and John Brown were fi nally examined charged with obtaining goods front Meow. Cottam and Hellen, ironmongers, Oxford-strut, by moss .1' toned orders—Harry Sharman said he was in the of Messrs. Coitus and Co. On Wednesday last, V:: soner Rice brought a note to his employers' shop which he handed over to the manager. Witness afterwards saw.the porter pack up two fenders and give them to the prisoner, who said be meant to take them in an omnibus to the Old Bell, Holborn, and from thence in his covered cart to their place ot destination. A constable saw the prisoner Rice place the fenders on the top of an omnibus. Witco's got on the same vehicle and followed the prisoner to a variety of pieces. Witnem saw the peisoner joined by Brown, eagle did not loos sight of them for a long time. Wittiest took the' prisoners into custody, sad ea seoeshino Rim's lodgings one of the fenders obtained from Moan. Conant and Co. was found.— A. shopman, misplayed by Conant and Co., proved that he had been doing to Stretford Mills to make inquiry as to the genuineness Wf a Mee bearing the signature of Mr. = sad he was deaf lei that Mr. Nashua' had left Mills for seam neesthe.—A second ere was then Wow agehem Brawn,—Tames Perrino mid the prisoner Brown beast* a note for a weighing machine, paipaorting to IMO from XL Ifiabeihif Stratford Mills. The mesidas was havered% the privionsr, and was worth sheet 41. 101., , A cermen, mese& Wirer, said he had been employed by ' Brown to teteh-thomethise from Messrs. Cotta's sad Co.'s shop.—The *mom declined making any deft= a, and were fully comieitted. HARYLBDONE.—A .milemoir.— , Tharou Dyck, rphenree; was egiumeed ta =Ode wits, I ; : p i filthfra j = ll = l.l-- !Mt, ° Mt= ' imam. E i s i k i t e l I l i g i l e le; effillik L a tat milk lots >* gdrk• Mtofrr het ismehrelor high er 48" 4. deekeeellehe. l ips ViiielitbLea a ra t h hi r =L i . %L... le and' finding se the ith.* kri s.. , it it to e who ththillfrelithlfr . . ' l ‘ that it • re Em . hid hew ma- . berArip: .:.` , 4- . felting thr the Millh,-Hr. the em• wee Wash; to iiir n n • algid* 4&-. , , ilig ale Wt. of ik, '' . sti r email hi MIL se to ite l bilieg opinth—The o r4 • =h . le Ilif . fraehil ell. herigehdte lellaliothliblith the. ',mid mildest host dr se. '1 lEtrt leg hie erenrlit *MO in meek nryitery, mirmtheried the phew, with Diserigi far hina to put in Bodin& 4:wartar.-awlmthifigii•—•YaWridffi, H. Deli ogee ben in cejr illemethe Dine on • therepensies OW Il k s l yehea at um* g adi reiel l ee the , 1E =Mom im final The OM ' ,tha rheum : Of MideleMl- ly Id a sum et pregeety hmeUtet • large les treit l near WIC giving • So Kr. Dombea, di Aldipegnesat el Z:Zel le is l ot l me atioSF:43lr..-Hienlieh. es that. the MIR ' 111110141111111160 /ST the Mee, dad thee theregiith no awe * tee* 'Xenon weespgmtheiliefr soma ditille Vied, sonviseek mid mar mottle . 1 --; • eftgaialt, smi the effiesek ht Tbill, meantime, keeping i imip behest We lies prboraer lIIMI-( .40.01110. le sesegins Ida. A. Would thecae _ win mimed =Hoe primate of p idly wkitilmeem mimed a es a peer man lo w. well hewing frith there WA he Meets In the banker's ' - *meet tt ; and ea both them ohms* he was fully cosedellied uptake hie trial. ii l e lot:ta i r y =t i z i r ilLanzbeAtfiyinaTtrirer. ilif.—Y Secretary rte d ray. i : . , ;r=to one forwarded on Saturday morning last by Mr. to the Home-ofree, on th e ltubjeet of the trial and castigation al Mary Ann Toupin, who, it will be recolkoted _hut hew hued guilty and sentenad w six months' impel sonmeat•for an offence of which • eke was wholly innocent. The/atter ef Sir D. La blanhant sesta that Sir G. Grey, taking Into cotelderation the facts es set forth in Mr. Neues's commenhation, bad recommended her Majesty's free pardon in the meta Nary Ann Turpin. SOUTHWAIUL.--StAinutio.—Dealley Rank a man hp•lltr u s.. i tcholehold, titiarage re, T irt oor a -ateeet,. 2* .sat, The whom logger was divided mmam , said le was • s man e and Am the , who lodged in his liiiiiafin W ei r w ir omor pl i ta he seers% weld ens as !meow Mill Oit the= he ( ent) = th aos e r rieetter hid eh , ; . the knee ran toe in *epee:len% ealitheteh ' fig ups ainmeriknife, it him trith iSl id meole a stab at his fie. He demi lath es sedegthe *at the point of it Wash lino in the urger lip, ~a le • , mod 6e wife ma as kis @abeam ! 1 1aut was imoshadi dram by the poisoner, w ten th her a b lo w with his Ass between th' eyes. go ( t) called int " liteleePeliee I" upon which the threw due* Op bailees Ma able, nu up wire, shut himeeril do ttlereeth. St•arliktd, that .b• or anadeel to get th e enioadide home, in ear meg Amdiarithe his WO, wed that Ste agarnel • Miff kid oc=lbritheme mop ' .• of iha ad* gigs& dr #ri , emu was leximitted Ow Mal. • • . • T AllitatiLT AID IitirdIONITIHATION AT 811 A.. A yeses called Jaclieglker, woo awned with easeshists Xi . John Peek_ dia *seer of the ship leg-', fr as mtS l T •ACioscV44=freiseeorksraT I 40 44tX Hegfrit,..l HMS. - desk --- 4 1. C111 1 1 1 4 -1 1t. ,- it Iseth: illedillarkill war pp! 4., ; _gm dew:, who had in. oft& Coe maw ' 1. 4. 11....;.~ to return * Ode** as Air -' 14 :frriial,:ei al e d ri k hi la loweesk. Maw, oder Mom Air %V: wfaithP. liimseeniker• me us e st =sl4 l lC i as iteha sti bee held i••••egh and the ship eratiehathe lisawhanii Poly the all of w issmotwer to the VI • • on whithisisted. The magistritep the sitter, the •idp was preaulked, and some hen& were shipped. • A few weeks • Ow wow again lm. • mine refrectory, said obeyed with sinetenos. On . the 36th of Geteber IN lig le . l i g ne IS the Wetter's bierodee end aiming ante rough Weather the mate called upon.** prisoner tit nail sues bottom ea the barrel* the wheel, whisk was nee sly. heimbey Mused arail went behrir. He refused to do some O'er duty w s be ivew =the moat stopped his grog ; fackaybOy woe up to tlae muter and said ' Whit for you Otepey my nag i" The master went below after him and ordered him to retu rn - to his duty. He only answered by striking the muter on the bruit with his fist. The muter then got away from him. The sea was then breaking over the ship, and the pri- T 'IP' sorter was directed to batten the hatches down; but he re fused, and walked about the deck, smoking a pipe. The first mato took the pipe from him, when Jackeyboy struck Win violently. lie w.s mewed and tied up with two silk handkerchiefs tot cabin; but so insceereUy, that he got away and concealed himself between dec4 , . The second mate was obliged to do the carpenter's work, and although the pumps were out of repair and bears were split, the China carpenter did no work and continued in concealment, and did no work for the remainder of the voyage. The ship arrived on the 11th instant. —Mr. Yardley was of opinion that though the aseau:t was not a violent one, considering the bad spirit which prevailed on board when it was com muned, be should inflict a severe penalty. lie fined Jackeybov al., and in default to be imprisoned one month. lIAMMERSMITH.—Roemer or SOVEREIGNS.— Thos. Gregory, a boy, 14 years of age, was charged with having stolen forty sovereigns, the property of Mrs. Mary Hicks, and W. &boards. E. idtoarets,B. henry, G. Goodhall, G. Pioneer, and C. Collins, were severally chsrged with having received portions of the money, knowing it to have been stolen.—lnspector Morgan shortly explained to the magis trate that the prosecutor in the ease was the wife of an old Chelsea out-pensioner, and had saved upwards of 601. in sovereigns. The first prisoner, who had been brought up by her from his childhood, lived with her and her husband, and had access to the place where the mo: ey was deposited, and had bet n in the habit fir some time past of stealing the sovereigns live at a time, and giving portions of the money to the other prisoners and others not yet in custody ; upon which Mr. Beadon directed that the whole of the above pri soners should be placed at the bar.—Evidence being adduced In proof, Inspector Morgan said, there being other parties not in custody likely to be implicated in the affair, he applied for a remand of the prisoners.—Mr. Beadon said the cue was onewbichrEquirecgatborough'eifting, and to enable the police togu.t up the necessary evidence, he should remand a ll the prisoners until Tuesday next. MIUMINOB.- ATWIssA. Hattpeerli Neerp-floorp Arleemos. la+. in the PO; Is the plate r=r ,,..... 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MI =WOW • to a an% pewee tweireowe, wed Ws de wirer Ilw dowordink-A Propdatar embed tt the sew se& mete veal he redieloster ell to pa to Weisreord I -21* Wow WWWINSIaI the -lb pipit la a dome kWh troaleamos 40 Werelwah= o * Lassa IL pw le% case ;ewe Ni Lidaw A eum.d.ste inert s. magium et tt at -lr ipid oepiee moimpir. xbut ehs . I • Ammer Ann GALA/MAT.— Special Atitizz.;:ailar * rook Sys 111.-Ilde woe • egged to e . •et their lath Swim Penhe nt h r bri a% The Not oteeed Wet meant bad boss 100 1 4 .‘ 0 12 . Mt • Vane sot tress r weardsonelst alb • - — , . • - • • MONEY MARKET. WIDNIIMAT SYMMS. • The floctuations in the funds to-day have been hi: Jimmy of .the rise. Consols opened at 1341 to 5, sad, after ascending to 85i thereceded to 85; teA libel this sod:runt, and 881 to for the next stmositt. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Ex chequer Bills, 2a MO pan -The character of the account, which settlement at noon to-morrow , is now be • Visdithen was the ceim yesterday. The bear% fid *Chain. caught with heavy . liabilities have. * 2 the kit day or two, been buying in their, to a large extent. These operations with` again among the leading transactions, and the assersa having thus become a confirmed " bear aoconst,' It appears to be this that has exercised, for the moment, the chief influence on the markets. A sanguine view must however have been taken no doubt by many ith rckard to the measures abent to be brought for ward by government for the public relief during th e session of parliament justeommencerl. After " business hours," Consols were said to bate been dealt in at 8.)1 to 6 for to-morrow. The market is tare of stock. Foreign stocks were rather more dealt in, but the effect upon prices was unimportant. Spanish Fives were not so good at 17 to j ; the Threes better at 28 to f. Dutch were also better at Mto I for the Two and-eeilalf: per Cents. f and at 83j to 4 for the Foam We give insertion to the following letter relative to the Mexican dividends : Maxic•is ZoNos.—Sir —Front welts several letters addreseed In you from the MexicanhOndholders or the subject of dividing No rok the money now is the Mods of the assents, Mean.. John Schneider and Co., I was induced to make Inquiry on the subject whether then wus any like& iod of cerw,il)ing with this request . The clerk swered that John Schneider and Co , had no funds in band dem,* the comideratioo of the bondholder*, but that they Intended in • few days to address the public on the subject through the morning yegg g and place their anancial Nabs clearly before them. A week bar* weed and nothing in the .Wyss of such a documentbppeuing, I hull endeavoured to collect the nos Messrs. J. Silinaider have seelsogg account of Mexican divides& lima ha.4h 16411 Per mall, arrived Parry 4. 37,710 Ulan Potteary 10 „ Mara • ~ Apia 10 ~ Kg 46 003 JUN, 7 Pee lamardi an d 15•.,00 „ Manning and Co., October 7, 1847 963,567 It is retimated to require shoot a Milks dollars to pay the dtralseds for the half-year's interest due on Mexican debt. Surely the &frame of what Sin hand to the amount required of 32,0141d011ar5, or 11(061, tueuroing thin statement to be eormt i s, .ntleht be advanced by th• 'Mei bad. minis rAm art ? pc 1647 Lake -- -- = "i -- _ _ itf , .. 3 11 4 • OW 117 ,4$ 1,514440 Total Gaza lima la ISM ..- sisako rArs was ley COTTON.—Livwspool., Nov. 24.—The Ina 00-day, 00d 030 Wee were 3,000 Ulm, eClbr COALS, Nov. 24.-812.44, 11 ; sold, 8. d. easossurs. Itiallts . •• • Is wakaaa *lmo I atoms la 0 Walla laid Uusibtua .9 , WedlW IT 0 3HIPPINJ INTELLIGENCIL- 110 .& rAta. "Ll:Leim .rntv.,oo l 2.4..cnri 1 Watedsvd .11 Amer ;..... 01 Napa* .. 0 I ado 111 i i 8=0.: u OO Do.lilanalto 0 Maaalli—Plo, Bay.E MI Medea ,4 0 .11001001.0.... AO /100101.03142. , lil Baltba.Cl.loo Mail .Jr I LiTOOO6l.. Nov. Ilt—Arrilad : Bat, Wass ruiwywhigh Parsonatto; *port.. Th ose Itellor, Antes, Batt ; Oulta a worm fah Orsy, Calcutta. Oria. . _kW. Mir ; Maw Moslem. Ott . Lloaastma, WM. am' Tat; itstsaia. Camervia. . Mambo; . Mik Baba ; jrlitartha, A NOTO.--M: • ilk. . _ [Advertiseoataq—BAD LEGS AND WOODS OF ALS:HOU% 4, OIIFTIMPT AND PILULAI ant "Alt be nod lasimelag Is Ile dielilles Iba 1; 1 :146 kfttiond7 . l_._ •= 11. b .6 I=P. Tr w in h able "" qestlkartt 10 ,1111 " I II tro a l I ‘l.l WI eurereo In Estsves, tom. shill. Oro. sal linsavasiat _la ailltils as sat Ihelt ~ v , wtosa Instal fa OrWuried 4ity.--Seid by A =ill Ma ...." bait MIS" alltaiWIMMI, 344. lONA • DUMB& DARING.-Nor. al 01.4•••••&•••trret, tbe wife 4 Use 10 C , Duot. ors ~ r . :. • xtri.-x... t i Duel's. tat *lic a J * l HAT. , - . 11 &Meiji* Ilik lard hhos..OßL C. C Ha. grn rtt i rts,.ht $O. pt. tomiiiPtitik 10. J. " lb ' " 121 .t or. 14, at OnAt Tarawa* Mare. it L-. 1. wit. t*. csos. raMLN,N m . - Nos. M. at itattaa-ba.W.1115 1 594 10 ih • " I. IL yt ':11: 11[14/1. 41:1 -70r. 118,11/ira. at CAI 1.11124. 040• 8."1411 .........,:: M et :: MA., AM pth Lamm of • damilam • WWDO•TB..-Nay. 21. at id Pwaboa Lein :MM•4l4 „, Ram G.& Wouttgatay M • MAMMA. DIY ANS-ALOTOM..-Ilor. %t o t e r dim* 4 C....... - Vi.iik Martyr. tie Rev, O. Almat. .A., Iscamtbatt aft .... it.liathEMlllo !Wen. aileillWir It LAWINIOrra atm* Oky, rad gym, Die Volw. entitrruent-itail . n. atet.e.A, )".' ittOttrt. Crib.) ta inee _SrW al Xl P. Dyer, &M., el A. A. Dsmackal-41„,Mar ig.4k 16 . 6"1846 _ DEATH! RAILWAY NEWS. (assuming this statement to be *meet), IDIPOt DP MIOODOP4 be ras agents for so desirable o purpose of relieving may neoweitour *ed. There was an exceedingly good market yesterday, holders, and to support the credit of the nation and the stock in the but it was not marked by much activity of bosinen. m. 3 ' 7 . - W. H. 455885 . 4, a°735-5475e; Nov. li. Prices were higher, and the dealers seemed d is p osed We have received the following valuable statistic" to be " bullish. " The business was of a healthy cha- of the Scotch banks, which will be available for future racier, and a few money transactions took place in reference :-The table shows the paid-up capital, the North Staffordshires, which have much improved ; number of partners, and the amount of circulation Great Northern and Eastern Counties also rallied, as authorised by government, of the following bank,. did Brighton and Dover Stocks, and the shares of under the Act 8 and 9 Victoria, cap. 38. It was in- ' most of the established lines. There is a report of be in most of the Edinburgh papers some time defalcations by an official of one of the French lines, ago, in a somewhat faller form. and eof the English directors are off to Paris to thresdatim tim investigate. Further particulars will probably ap- Name o r Ban . Petah. Part. Paid.up authorial*, k. Lislied.lness. Capital. a and 6 lb, pear in another part of the paper in a few days. cap.*. MANE LIST.-LONDON, Nov. 24. - , '---, Rota-The quogalions of lines is Scum characters denote actual I. Rank of nanaiand ION &M I I,eiti,sal usausaisrs: Mom of linos In Italics sellers' price.. *AID. PAID. 2 , Royal Rank o' seotland 40 , Aberdeen ,= 2 3 6 17 .7 „,,,,Li,•11..0...1,c9.12 73, , 3. Linn* Linen Company..... 1746 20 1 1 300.n0n cum I Do. Noe . 4. Commercial Sank IOW 5301 600.0.0 Sum Irtirrrto7.rtttldir udiry 1.1 41u I 4 g PO. llfthr.. . . .1 5 1 '4 5 hi 3. National Sank 8 die. WM. ik 8. Voitrn 1 IR: D 0.404. eh., Zit 11.8 4 6. Union Bank --....... 1636 595 1,000,000. suiss IS Wren i WNW Jct. 18 Ti Dolor oh. Mehl! 0 10 1 4 4p. 7. Western Bank 5 Itostq,n Stan. ,t 7 Sim 400. ITi D0.1u1ah..51.A113. 6.14 S. Clrder4ale Bank 75 8,4456440 . 5 " 8487. - u 418 . 1 I) .."..h.‘„M_____ d ' ac MAP; 9. Edinburgh sod 1039 1,566 1,000,000 126637 30 1at I ii . an % wkan .„ 3736.3a i •,...• • '.'. w it 2 1 i z .° 140 1.8,....•^ 7 m", h;14 . 4 .". 5 10. City of Glasgow Bank WM 1,000,009 71,114 . to it De. 3i , De. 6 shares 3 Lia L Do. Nee.. 401. .....4 3D. Tied 37. Mater dt Holyhead. 7 15.1. 30 Do. Cone. Tiathe..l*. par 8 . Do. PIVAIOI4%. .. • 40 Do. do. Tenths ... .lld. par We notice Waterston, in has Cyclopedia of COW Itir Clernace. tit L. 1 .0. T hlds i. . 4, .. (44;4 11 ( lig. merce, remarks, with reference to the Scottish talks: la ocistii:ifii . rii. 0 D.. . ' * N s:: : 6 1 "" A n ca :7412,1 Five of ---- iawr 'ida 'of i r ." ..., °' ..y e o r ilTr ' a) Doblieht war 20 18.1. 3 Hon. krzi. at. IC no privileges o regard either t the IS Dundatel L Mooch dnalnaheeny. 2 4d. meat of business. The charters of the three oldest are by mama* 15 HAI. mar Rau Ma& 180, Midland . _ .... Clo to have the effect of reetricting the Ildnlity of the paroles tone 18 De. iltn. Z. A 11.1 10 40 I Do. 40f. 'Mame •• • • 1 4 41 I t $. amount of their shares ; but, however thla may be, no doubt Is en 1 Dot* Inr. E. A 115 I 10 , Do.b6. shorts .-9 4 tenanted that the rrn;mnsibility of the partners of all the others.. , * Easte rn Cantata . - 1 Ili i wool Do. *no. A Dern di DoEstnApCx.blal KKK ( 4 4.14 4 .. Bup tends to the foil amount of their property, both real and peresaB. , Do. do _.. No. 2' . 34 I Pe. Dristi This eircumstance has contributed powerfully to the solituty oft s ' to Do. York Erten- ~ 40. 111irt.47. West. (Irian Scottish banks. 68 0 . 73 . 5385488.4.5 1 484 11 4 100 Nowa& & Carlak Articles on Scotch banks in Economist, 16th May 121 Do. a Korot ... -.US 14 131Iffwmarket . ...... % I 43 8 . )4 448 ..„_.r3 it a North nen*, ..... ait and 6th June. 1846, may also be consulted with • so !amts.,. Union ... .1 1211 Do. 4 Aura ..... . llt 1..= LA, SC L I: advantage. r 1.3 rad Lancashire... 14; i 1 . i Do. ' [canon 1 ENGLISH FUNDS. 15 Do. Noe . . .41 3 1 I Do. Thirds 4 8 Bank Stink, I* 7 I Long Anna, 30 yrnrs. exp. Oct. It. r 3 a . D a. K... 6 4;6.P. 180 ,44 8 ,6 8 46,.......„,, 6 2 - 3 per Coot. 1104. ADM. 84 41 34 1 1684, 8 111. • 14Eost Lftwobwhire - 1 014. 6 Do. New. 20i. 2l 4 LiAl CA. 00.. AO,. 44 44 31 I i c.ussis for h 8 .7,8445 1 44 41 . *Edinbugh d Ghia/. 46 * 6 Do.Guerfd. Sip Ct. tripar New 31 Dar Ci• Anna. 54 114 1 , kaohepuer Bills, Zl,uou, 21, .do Anna exp. Jan. 6, BAP , ear e l 6 Do. a shrew 3 2d. 13 Do. Zre. 34 , Cf. , . 4 741 . I lf. 14 k.l6 ' Do. a shares .. lli 13 1 DaSeD34l.hoThorl d. par ' I Dicta 1,500, 2dl 1 pen. her . .Edneb. & /fruilisrs 2 Do. du IViesussep V I DP.* Small, arm. par oiDo. Nis 4 N. Counties Own - FOREIGN FUNDS. Ti N orth _ dtadordshire . 4.4 6 per Cant. ChM= mods. 89 • 5 per Cent- *warn Plaelse Soul , 7 4 Eraer.r Dori. 1/ 1141. 51 Norge Woke ......1 6pm Cent. Maximo. MK 14 34 • 60 I 6/6.6,,Ki15. f! Ayr a North Westrre,.... Dino Amt.. Nor. 314 Fused ire Cmot, , fepanish liumb. 34 lti 4 g b pm , . tradrin 4 a kr , l l 36 2 . 81.ff0rm 0uB a &trete?. 4 g per aroe i tzeroll.4 Ti , L , per lA io letr i ltu k ta 4...44,...44. 12 1 31 . 04. 1 tie u rlio l itt)il itt. T A =t, melt Isd. pm. BM ACOMM. 71 ' O ne .. 61! • myth. NIL .!=••• 6 * Sottish OsntraL.... l l3 5 &rejal i t.. prealah Homle, Amt. 4 per Ct. Dno Certlf.. 631 e 6 .Do. NIMI, •• • • WI Scolliall Juilkesd . ,SO Du Nen. It 1 10 Do. SW ...... ... . EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. I 8 , 4 ,.....t w .. it 22 pi t . 6 Shreels. D.N.D illb.clase D.c... A .. Du .i D.. • • !ARM Neer& I I mwi l a t c. 1; d ft 5. : tr..: :::: : rt i i i iretr I. 600 DL "ci t . :A1..... ill a 338. -I . 886 1.67t 1- 1: g I ,7lreert 1. y Do. too iti... s 1 userw , 44 tie, I"I llsata ns. 1:::: a tit li tit . se ne to i lii as ian io a 1 iii I " eiebases as Landon Istiht dZsi. u M. 1 De. . Balite 6. MO.-. 9df Yaw. Diaper slobs.. l e 14,4. Moat it mu Di. 47:24.06.........* poi r u n it p.. E.. .. ... ... .... N . . ° ..... 2 1 3 14 ,0 164 64 a. i ea.. DA al De.48.•_;.:. •s. .;;;,.. 44 4 kisa....l „_ .. lam T en • . mi U Ilioda 1 r i srarris '"-- 1 sid. 9ll D P:: 4 2 1 6 . ..: . .: . .1 5.31 .. 7. c...;in1ir17706•00 es _ . . lig". s• 16 s.RO*001•C••• • U 7 ,„, l a ,. a Opad, tir fp. IT meskma_ is lOW. pe g r 6 . 4 4Lpr, Fa 01 3 . 0; ramtwa c ti g essi lit Watw a mos. laksOa s 1° ....I..mt yo. Dan u change on Lond, e irt i ta 6.100. 81 . • ... .•••• • 74 j2 m 37.4545 pa Ir• 811114 E VIIIIIIA , Nov. 17.-•••010s 11. per CISDIA.. 1061 • blue, Tow or m ma. •F i i i m..di •• • ... k 11l Win•• a les thou., set , once, set owl., eti ; DM° Trrnandwllalf Fer ge HA k •••••• 7 6 43 . Y 871 44 08 °. a 348 • 3 Cm*, 536 • Loan of 1116 • Rao A* MI ; slat mesa*, le 4An ..... -.. 1 Do.ne= r tt 154 a Vieses, if 0v.17.-i loa f; sluarimidas ; valsw OGI* 33 ,D• 43. d_hri $ frotlr et all - / C4s: W Da,R I"II.C.4 1 PPP 1. ilia*Mill 32 3 I 933 91 : fte Crtr Uglicl'Pigus. °i° Wa y OP ' " Bank,. 6 imrkik e2l. ta b " dange ltil' iutlf .. l.:W p ri 54 1"4 . Amway, bitre:*.. -ischande on London, n 7* l Ow 144•1* 476; DOM . re t h e x fa 23 :Ti. soi . ti r ra stise-42: W Din .... 6 4 8k lc * wyn tha D 461.6 . T.O 1 id LI L •-•• • • • b • 10 =Vor ter Al 6 =tl 9 l . 6 1 • i 'Change to-day that the house of H u enor T k e inne, 800, d ra - iti=res a mea=d d O. 1 1 Mons, has suspended payment. Then u data, berm, .._ r ... it. z5ut ........ .... us LI . L .Oren m e . A 5 is old tar to exceed the passive. . at es.irejzvosia ta. r.4.lwakeekiii4; 4 SE la /oak IL*, Nene. a rt. 6 I 6 Iffasurd ld. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET:I : I s . u... lima. 1t 1 Ap i a orl g .. , a ni..i : 1 v . p sololo..DucEi;str...... sst ....., Nov. 24. -lb lab he • Londfw Ds. da k i litr.tiZrs' .5 sherseu.ftsseset New s l is i gseprome sok ,ME • at WM Mk NIL • boa Owl trio a sir at uns OE IT 11 Li ke.. 24 161.0a5ia. 53 = rra a d = a" 36 1,1 " / W M! 1 " h l a 11111. 111.1 .0 480 °gag 1 .1 80 " 8 p sr u a anelimi: 84. aid amok Us. OL ua, AI mot Am Ira .Lila ao • %Liz p m .: ow bap lawilaMse 11480 *AL 601 fildi IN 111 in ll° a. st Soon LA Kam- -18 awoke pad Nouse.. 7 I previews air. WOW* Imis Om stottio, of las owl C. I Da Wise Wisoos eram ". 191 19 II Tsar i sad Nada .. 44 36(1. to to a sposolothe Lommull Is O. viand Loh boiroq • Id Londoner 14.Wanon, 1.66 6 4 Liu Ilmornon ...... 1 i shams @ II L to UAL OIL Or oftilidod Os big Om 14. he Par AIM.. iifilhedia 41: 4 01 is E lie isle today at SOL * ' Per . ad ramn Nis. 15. man . hewers. De bums i lio Lear pia _ dus. 2114apba rtY Pmileagb. 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