The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-05 00:00:00

P' I IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 4. The pending negotiations for a compromise caused the campaign of litigation in the Tipperary Joint Sock Bank LBair to open on the first dry of Michael mas Term, yesterday, with :ass euergy than would nnd.r colu r circumstances have been displayed; bet tat proceedings nevertheless occupied the attention of several courts during a part of the day. In the Court of Chancery leave was given to Mr. Holm, one of the shareholders of the moan, and to Mr. Thos. Edwards, a gentleman to whom Mr. Hone had assigned his shares, to file further affidavits in dales re, provided they came into court and submitted to a erase-examination on the subject of these OR. davits. Aad in the ease of "Ufriaherty v. lil.Duerell," the o ffi cial manager sed er the Win ding-up Act, on the application of the plaintiff, and attar some disclaim, lased theme at the head of the list, in order to come on fer argument early next week, ea it is expected that the decision will b 3 applicable to a great many other cases in the same matter, and the hutining of it thus put a stop to much litigatioo. The obj,c: of the petition in this case is to wind up the affairs of this bank in the same form as those of the Agricultural Bank were disposed of—that is. hit attaching the property of the shareholders ing appointing a receiver. Ile the Court of Exchequer there was an applioadea to make absolute the conditional order for a wire facia against Mr. J. Scully, at the suit of Mr. Bergin, sod the motion was allowed. Judge Crampton, addressing the city of Dublin grand jury yesterda y, in the Court of Queen's Bench, at the opening of term, animadverted in strong terms on the vast increase oitaxation in the city under the present corporation. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (TlO3l LAST NIGHT'S 0•1111 . 7.) WAR DRPARTMENT, FALL-MALL, Nov. 4. LI West lades aeginesai—Te be Ligaments, wwitboet par ciese—Basiest JllOlllll WAR, vies Harrison. deceased Beira Antall William Barron, vice Connell, appointed to 30 , th Foot; Ensign Edward novo" , Darla, vice Kin, spectated paymaster of tad Drapes Gauls. T. he Eneige, without purchaes—Charles Fleetly Pender,getel, vies Moidtt. 2nd West India Regiment—William Henry M'Coy, gal e to be Enelgo, 'without parebue. 3td West ladis Regiment—Zhao:a Rogers, gent., to be Ensigo, without patchy'. CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT. To be Chaplains to the Forces—The Bev. B. W. KM% M.A.; the Rev. C. J. Hort ; the Rev. lisph Haloes the Rtv. J. A. Crosier, B.A. ; the Rev. J. W. Haywood, ; the Rev. Witham Sykee; the Rev. J. 0. Bendier. ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA. Geasral the Right Hoe. Sir Edward Blakeasty, 0.C.8., to be governor, vise Owlet Sir Celia Heiken, G.C.8., deceased ; General Sir Alesaader Woodford, G.O 8., to be lientanast-governcr, vibe General Sir Edward Blake bey. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 3. Vies Admiral of to. thee Witham Bowes Moods has bus appointed to waive a patsies of 1601. a you, es provided for in her Majesty's outer is 11011•Cii of Jute 23, 11111. vacant by the decease of Vice Admiral Charles Jame Jugnitoa, and the name of Vise Admiral William Bevies Meade has been removed to the reserved let accordingly; and, I. sossegume of this »weal, the following prowitiess, dated the 17th ultimo, have this' day taken Admiral of the Red Sir Jobs Gordon Sinclair, Bast, to be vice &digital of the bee; Rest Admiral of the White Game Frederick Rich to Is rear admiral of the wed; Rut Admiral of the Blau the Roe. Frederick Wiliam Grey, C.D., to be rear admiral of to white; Capella the Right His. Lard Edward Rus sell, C.D., to be tees nimble tag the blue. The following gamslieda i _delei *OEM shim, cumquat ow the death, as die Mk shim *ITN' Admiral of the Red the Rea. Jowls@ Percy, 0.8., have this day takes place :—Vies Adsdegi of the White Sir Jews Whit/ey Deus Dead's, 0.0.1., M be vie admiral of the red; Vice Admiral of the Blue BUG* Swag to be Wee ad miral 01 the white; Ras Ai** es the Beesrud List George Edward Watt., C. 8., end Sues Mindy, to vice admirals es the teemed list Sae Admiral et 161 Red the RUM Rea. Sir Mauls* PitakuMmee Beikeley, K.C.8., to be vies Waded et the blue ; Rut Adminl of the White W ilia. James Sop ielastese to . be rear admiral of the red; Rees Ababa et the Blue Robert Lambert Dayees,_o.B., M M sew admiral of the white; Ceptalo Bury Wolin MOM te be rear tai wird el tie bias. Caguas Hwy 13govell Musham, Char* Crowdy, eel Thomism Beau), have ales bees to be retired rest admirals ea the arms is the Loodoe Gamble of the let Sept ,1846, Wheat Wawa et pay. ADNIBALTY. Nov. 4.—Paowonox.—Aseistant Sarum' R Sprawls (11161) has bent ease/nod es @orison la the Arch , r, 14, wow OM NW, at Newport. APPOUNTSIXTIL—LantosNIS W. F. Jolson (1865), to the Cakatto. 84, at Doworat. Mawr J. Pyoer (181111kaotbo Coot Guard. Mew J. F. G. Gnat (1816), to the Istlidelltrablo, 50, Sosta But Cara et Amides Asthma; T. W. Mama (1W), to tho Jana Won t 91,er/elm Nem ship, at Devespeet ; U. F. COWIN, lOW lbeaereb. 84, gar-.tip , Poodle mato t H. P. Wart (1866 ). to the Slalom, 'addle wheel mom ship, at Deveaport ; G. B. Breton, to 11 the Drops, , saddle wiled sews frigate, at Pertistouth Deasy (ned), mad R. H. Thendoes, to the Castor, 38, dare et t7es~ Rape testae. lls.s B. L. Kelly (1863), to the Crest. iron unto moo sure skip, Modherreaosa statist; C. F. raeleett Me), is As Ceder; mad C. P. Body's (1852), to _ _ _ — As fag Mate 0. W. Dionneee, to theism's Watt. Animas% Paynaeton E. B. Welker (18M), to the Fn.- mailable, 84. raard ship at ordinary, at Unease. ; F. Pea told (1861), to the Victory, 101, flay otiip, at Port,. writ: W. H. H. Staadndis (1861). to the Hiroo. 80, mew shwa ship, at Davenport; end T. D. Commit (1861), to the 81. Viotti; 102, paarebbly et ordinary, at Perot. Mimes Aseisbate J. D. Doyle, to the Dimbeim, 00, Maw slam ilti et Pertessoth ; C. W. • Hemesee, to erliso, to th Sassedit e IL 11. ewes. to the Calsotte ; sad H. W. L. P Clerk M. s lt=t i e ls he Vistary. • Ilidshhonso D. IL. &twit; to the listellite, 20. mew Mu. *sp. skltsometeet ; A. J. Irvine's, to the DAM', 6. possemmei lON= imp, st Stleeraess ; H. J. Cedrieg- Ne IL le W the Thres7; A. Z. Mme, W. Thresher, sad W. . to the Cuter. POITIIIIOUTH, soy. 4. The ptideere shined with the edam of piney -' tawroke bawd Sebago' Cabe, is the Bled /ea. the putieshred whin we lad Whet need. w i ld= • 1•4•7 lofts 11•1 Reyes sad the borough for their twat oseethatioa. This sand are tf Insioroa, Olson's' Barbels* cad natter PettshiLC amosaader of the vessel. Kr. Jobs notlaad, dddMel M day is tho fads of the elso, eamberariag the oirihises d prided Witaillen. Other edited wee addend, hut it was simply of • errrotorative sinews. Oa dig sad If they had aaythiag t..) say is skis delsed, the pissed said that dm evidence siaiast *ea tees Mee. The heath dessitted dim to take theft Mast Meshed'? Assists ea tho @horses of murder sad piss'. TO* Polades, 21. sere* erodes, Captain D'Epreonirt, sad the Vesuvius, 6, paddle deep, Ottsuaaader Pb:., oagod the meads far the eanserd. The Btontsoad, freight ship, drivel this ramie( to set , hark • podia' of the Gonda Loges for the Cape of Good Int& Victor laawl, 91, wow Me, was takes into dick lady is bo get ready for scaairkeing. To • Ilasatosi, 91, woe ship, Uspnats May, *owes isto Imitate tc.danow to wake good Oho'. TER CLARINCE VICTUALLING ',AID RAILWAY.— ♦ bunch item the Boath-Weatern Railway has recently bun led late the Bayed Clauses Yard, at Gosport, tra •esing the when, kagth of the storehouses sad quays. Bose yearsalairs a breach We wailed jut within the walls od the establishment for the saisommodetion of her Majesty, sad it is a subject, of surprlie that it haa not been before ex tended to the ereekirg port of the yard. Daring the late war provisions were frequently sent from the Claresee Yard to thathampees, and on such oseeeiene the casks, die., had to be traupotted from the atone to toe midway true. with moth lehoar.—Morhorsice Magorisis. As interesting mechanical operation has been lately pseimmeed at the Imperial Doeityard. at Cherbourg, I. the baling sp of a hse•of-battle ship, under a buildiog Mad, wpm an ordinary lunching eradle and way. It we perfreed with the SethiatelP i f ris capstans maimed by about 100 men, and Ottlepita nearly seven holm. The credit of this eatraordinary and suelestel operation is due to If CArard, the superinteadent eagles. of the dockyard. Ahoga3iire OVERCROWDING OP TEI STRUTS OP THE CITY.— Yesterday, at a Court et addersea, a memorial was pre• .gaud ben Hr. Themes lent, solicitor, of Bow-lace, ou the above select. The memorial, after setting forth the accasttat stoooadts of vehicles, sod delay and danger to foot perosagers cooled by the overerowdod slat* of tha streets, espsatatly Chespoide—uteonveateseee, &a., much iatteeted by the great number of Picklord's sad Chsplis'e liege team—stwirtsted the , . slth4ogh the driver* of arrival, carts, cabs, sad such like, mold set be compelled to as. the sow %W *sail's,* of Csauve•strsst, the maths' driven, whom. recto were sissy* ➢rsecr,bed he their !haws, might he directed to do en, sot the ammo trade through Cloopeitte be thus coadderably relieved. The atmerialist, thereto*, with a view to the good order of the City sad the umbra of to. imams, suggested that the eeart should fuersed oroggsstlaa to the liososiag 'vat, regutstica thee to direst to thew basses that the osant.vuots rh-uld at through Ohs sew sorest. After a *bort discussing, the siMatial was refereed to the figural Par?cote Coateilteo. Rata Intelltput. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 4. I•$ rArzxr. A petition st.ol for hearing to-day, by which It was sought to impeach lb. right of the holders of this patent for - Stammer's przcess fir casting iron. By arrsngemsat among the counsel fle the patio, the hearing of the cam was pcstposed until Friday asst. ransom O. Llll.-Ilt THI KATT= 07 TIM ROYAL BRITISH RABIC AND OP ?RR WINDING-UP AM. Mr. Role (the oommosesunint of wh , ss argument will be found is the Ezpros of yeaterday) proceeded this mo►nisg, on behalf of the eflkial assignee and masseager of the Bankruptcy Court, with the motion to dissolve the in which has been granted by this court, and for the delivery up of papers, ste.. to the official snipes. Mr. F. Brown and Mr Giffird followed on the same side. - . .-..---- Mr. Glum (with whom wu Mr. Lima.) appeared for the official ntanager. He bad acutely commenced addresein the court when his Honour TOM. COURT OF COMMON PLBAB.—Nov. 4. lITTIMiII IX 114/1 , 410e-1117031 MTN= CUSIIRZLI. Gimps., an MATRIX O. LORD GIVIN IX UPON • DILL This was as action open • bill of stating' for 1,0001.. drawn by the Honourable Frannie Choke Lawley and at rented by Lord Maidstone . • and there was • plea to the effect that Lord Maidstone had accepted the Min eiseidera• lion of seethe* bill wblsh he believed to have bees ac cepted by hinged, bat which is fact tamed oat to be • forgery. The replication stated that the forged bill bad been inspected by Lord Maidstone previous to hie accepting the renewed bill. and he never on that cceasion said that it was a forgery. The case elate on for trial at Guildford, before the Chief Baru, and • verdict was fogad for the defeatist._ _ _ 11;:11.Chneben cow moved for a us trial, apes the pounds of misdirection sad that the verdict was 'pint the evidence. He stated that the fasts were, that la the month of May, 1864, Mr. Clark took to the plain tiff • bill for 1,0001., which he dieiountad. That bill was drawn_ by the Honourable Mr. Villiers, and tempted by Len Meld/Mae. The bill when pro Nested at the Union Bank was diebooonred. On the 19th July, Mr. Clark brought another bill purportiag to have been mooted by Lord Maiihtone, and which the plaistiff took in renewal of the first bill. That bill was also renewed when It benne due, sod when the third bill was seed upon, Load Maidstone sot up the defense that the seeond bill was a forgery, sad at the trial be gays elides., to that effect. The Chief Biros left it to the jury to ow eider whether the plaintiff had, or had not, given essallsr atlas for the bill an ha gays up when de lash the forged bill. This, It was vow esbesilteid, was as isaisearial haus, and mead the suedes spas white the MOND Mead. It was also esMellied lath Mae um mole midmost ma aiderattos, and that the verde& was dearly spina the weiibt dividend*. Mr. Justin Croswell thought that them west have bees accsethiag wore ia the sumateg up thew they had heard. Mlle pasta. 11ADT 4. 0 °MINIM— eLarnis. Mr. O'Malley said that this east was triad beim Mr. Julia Coleridge, at the lad melees foe Suffolk. whoa the jury gave a verdlet der the delesdeat ; but be MI sew to sans for • new trial, apes the 111 . 01/4 that the woad was maims evideste, sad that tke jury had bees godly of M. proper *redact is (ivies seek verdict. TM partial te lbe salt were rival eltotwe, at Sailbury, and the dash* was that the defesdast had mid ems the plaintiff Is trade—" Have you heard the miret Thee is a screw Mad* at Beady% I knew It ts he true ; dal • amtaieralal Medlar meld set sell as his ea that sesswat." It wee set denied that the womb had heek yaw eat the ealy defeat" wee that the Mlawket had laird ft belliesembeig elw. The Judge Aid the Nag Mat they end Isis m► dict for the pWsil% sad dr surly larilis was Ilheassivat oi dumps ; but Ohm Imam; wokomosadi osaio i.loomit owl gam Oa mat he thip deMia - Bale grasted. COURT OF RICHEQUER.—Nov. 4. mum tp WON-110,1111771 lAD Clair 11A2011. KR 3IARCIN Ammo% 011 10. same =myna. MIS IP. Z.MIStrf.—INPAXOT. Knowks mord, es behalf of the defendant, for a seals to show ores why a sow trial should net be gnarl in Mit rase, whisk had hiss tiled Weis the Chief Book la the @Wasp afro Tdaity Tons last, ea the pawl dad the verdun was milt s it i kweight of abloom Th e oaks was brought by a trim, morylog thillsol is Ihe Weet- Ile %1 , to mos mos et lb s e : ego, Wes wnsoliiiii le Ms atthig i sa shine/ to tho • ist= 61 ;=„ 8 • 80011 .1 Nam 17e. lb* de , and that the okras toonfehed wen nit M asossmoiss. lt sawed dist the defeatist's fishy bed watirshol Merit In the City to =y d r um& ses war draw MOS Ise ble meinenah; his ir this, the or hod ersised as latrodeetra to Ms pier tif, who was perhaps a more Imhimehle " knight of dr simess," aad la d e nt arm of Ma atechs, for nits of Melba ems eel apes to Me. Zonfire Mere. skim Ms us oslial. TM whoa gosillis soh shahs the ham MI airgthi Me mos slid • snidest quantity of dare WM, to Ms poitles is moiety. The firy—Sewrof she., sisdasaiiily fin W idadaat, IPIO• Wises—soloksik Moses etheivies, sad retursed sera* ler tbs an—else Ms. i=fillises—be Mot ease then was sot toll j Olin sobs • nma. (Lessletic) Mr. Isouleo odd be 4111 sot r e ds is that snood— anghter)—esideee Md be West to an way honsatios es the Jen ; bat be minded that the verdist was smog, r W goods whisk the plaid( bad hualalsed did or fall seder the mug i 7 Si • aniesszies," es ths rens as.. was Is so need of she OW/My Itemise bees on sift 'smiled by The Obis( Barn sad lt woe t lea MN= dein whets wen "seaales," whew the deals wetted of sloths.. N. doubt the enmity mead Wait the eiz seethe wee teaaneesen, but it appeseed ea the tat teat the yens era bed ass tee • esaddentes art y ban easabed with say wail lay hie ~it to r. la eeneetneeee et ma% sandy asst ea huil. H. dU ea Web that awe woe way be setae nide the vaella as the andel the mil de wield be to redeem am umea. The leased owned niche Woe • rale, bat it the Medea seat awe te ems emilenlailed se se to snit towhee hapelea, the maw add ast be larthes Mk aid main. ateeted. OIL= it. assz, O.IIIO—NALII IMPIIIBOII3=IB. This seas, whisk wee tried ban Lard G./hem et as late Cubrldese4n Mill% wee ante by the Alma • settle dealer, to reoever draideli hem dte debacles; the Rev. Itr. ea a ge r a ersieseele. et the We et Ely, for fake lapeinamest, sad fee shallelese wededea The loused fudge, it the Mal t diseased a verdiet to be watered be tea delawlest 4Se lea aeat, ea the petal that these wee nalleady tab ben ter the je t a IMO 111 NM kie tenee gh t ri tee ea the elm& even, deaden U. tae re plated! bat mention travel by OW ... a. freva Trona to ZO, ameallegly took hie bat on hie mint. te as seepelse, he ftnad on hie ever the abet ta tbe eareafe sensate that it was Wheels lave bees had, sad set te ire bees herd by the esapay. He was ablated* weit whea =d pu tble bad ea a Elitardey, le was al am Wain, he wee Yen bean lea deleadeat, who , la Vii espesity of a jades of tbl pees% tooted • warnst to the aleistirs amble le seek greedy atter, th h e e r r easbile dheneeed Ode awn la Mae Oven the Ma eaelleiV. the dekathe = valid de ad It ben , bend by time. sad wee dlesbaded eadeld. liallieleastely, beaver, se beew aid le apse% be, bead mouthed the *kills Um peemlea, wee seaweed waders law etas sereelhad le as The b a The Malmo bed= the tabaiellea ad ea the pleistlft appealed Wen bin endelett kat la /why sad esels. La weal wee Weed Willathe eeniedee. sad it we garbed. esker wow applied for • rat today nese why the wild to the defied eat os the Gad awn neat alet be 411Nwell be the ealitit;, with 201. dunes, ea ibex= re the esavisiM was ea sad maltase sea The seen pealed s set old. NIL SADON MAIM AND INSININI The &et sittiap at Nisi Prim is 111•Isaelowe tee% NNW seared to-day. The list remained only 12 isatee, a which were widafeaded. LUIDSAT IP. •80SiL BILL.. Tke declaration stated that the plaintiff sought to mover frosathe desedant 9W. Oa. 6d., the sinatiM due for board and lodging. Tito defeedaat pleaded indebted, perearst, sad that the lode's; had baron let to his to early eat sa Immoral purpose. Mr. Serjesat Shoe sad Mr. Headmen spseered for the Saiatitf, sad Mr. Bawin James sad Mr. Tana for the defeadsat From the evidence adduced em the part of the who was the proprietor of tha Qmoraat Hotel, Air stem; Regent street, It appealed that the defeedast, • young psalmist' well amitotic), west to reside tom is Deeming', 1836. Find of all be oompied the drawisg-room door, but, subsequently, be Moved into • smaller set of rooms, welsh he held till the mid of February last. All went on smoothly till the espiratios of the Bret swam, whoa the payments which had hoes We weekly, Win to fell or, and the debt sow sought to be recovered, seemed. The defradant, who lived an siemens/ant life, frequently returned home—leavlng remelted out all sight —et three o'cicch la the aftersom, whoa he indulged is isallod sherry, sal 'onetime he came Immo tipsy. Denim the time the defendaat r• sided at the hotel he ass 'Mind by Lord Forth, end ocess:onally Ltdy For.h sciorsyssied her busbuse. Evidence basic, bees adduced to prove that the Merges IMO malleable, end fast the items charged wen finished, Mr. James for the defeats contended Met Meese:air lead cot eyabilsbed his ease. The lum.d Jude sad he onsaldered that the a•o had been steeply es:Wished, Hid he add not moist for the THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 186& derma which had bus aw UP. and go plea which had has pat epos the record. The jury returned a TlPTaiii for the plaintiff icy the mows claimed. positions takes a the Meted MeMbee an totrolei lad the perms Wand to In thou by the same of ColliCi is the prisoner at the bar. Whoa he sailed on me he atomise in • skeane foe 1,4261. Cross-e:e*aed by Ur. Robinson—l was to Foy those chain and believed they were things to sit upon. He did not ray to re • that they were "chairs to sit upon," but he did say so to two of my clerks. To me be said "shiers." I wanted the numbers on the papers he gave me and saw there wars 1,600. The moos I Goa going to sell the goods for less than I gave for thorn was beaus I Gould bay figs In the market so low that I Gould make up the loss, and a good profit Welds, on the nada of;thens. I woe therefore willing to sacrifice 261. by the transaction. I had no collation -4 baying figs ham any particular penes, but I ma to go into the market and buy them. Sir Robert W. Carden—Re has stated before that lige were very lee, and he warned to go into the market and boy them to attsantago. Witness coatinued—l wanted the money to pay for the lige, sad was willing to pay 20 per cast. per ammo for the mosey to do so. Mr. Robinson—What is oho amount of your bills out standing ? Mr. Sleigh—l object to that question. Mr. Robineon—Were the bills you goes Stabbing drawn for the purpose or s Imo yyw ca had by you ? Witness—Those I endbsael were some I had by me, sad my accoptanms were ma& kr the purpose. I gave him a 2001. cheque on the 26th of October, and on the same day, after I had given him thu 111114 Its brought ins bask the money for it, at may end I gave hint a crowd degas in plan of it. IdYIW a I wished to is. through whose bank it was paid to. nave boss in basin's la Lon don for two years, sad prielews to that I wss with my father. I obUbed a poetics his bagasse, and corn assured with • 64061, but dirt net naive any of it from my father, W. Ceedes—l Males manot panne this mune, for It dais set hen apes the treales. Mr. Reassas-4 only wasted to know If he had remind any imam trem his father, and he says he has not. CromAxaminied by Mr. Lewle—My father is my booker. He has bees a lbsidtrept, and obtained his sertilloate about four yeas ago. /knew a perms by the acme of Thalluso,but he dots not mint ere in my beams,. I also know a person by the name of Lro. He was present many times when Stainbugh was at my platy ; he did net omit the shares, but when Collins did set ions an Monday smiting, he took ham to a share !aches sismeas their value. He has been a bankrupt. lb. Meiabsigk brought Collins to me; he did not prods*, a matte; Journal, bet before that he did show ate a Weft *seal Mime sumethiag else be wanted me to eater tam. Whale Collies prei•olli the piece of paper which I believed to be a aegis, I did not am ore what banker it was strews. nor by when it was draws. I only saw the legume 1,4261. j die see see the number of the amps itself. It wee set Wail to esk or I would have kicked at It, and the lons ask sees pastel ma to me. Collins did not give me bit sibs% but be did give It to ay oink. I have sables M Oddest idles myself_, bet I have mat several times. My sleek melte a mete to Mr. Collies, and this reduced is Is bit lasehnalleg, but I did sot NO it before he sent it. 01181ei selbil es as es 'meld mask= before the 27th of October few the Odra Those sells were by my eppointaneet. I bare gee beak several of my bills. Mr. Lewis—Have you erWiii b year attorney about getting bark the 11/111111611f Mr. Sleigh—l objets to that geoids*. Sir Robert W. Carden—lt is • paves's' simmenicatios. Mr. Lewis—lies; and ha wants he re beak his bills. Mr. Martin (the chief clerk)—Of sistes he dem, and would be tray red to do It. lb. Lewis—By criminal promedings. Sir R. W. Carden—l do not think it "prow gnostic*. Mr. Lewis—This inquiry shall not be suppressed. Sir Robt. W. Carden (la surprise)—Mr. Lewis! Mr. Robinson—l think we ean get at it legally. Ha,. you directed your attorney to attach the meets In the hands of fitalaberge's beakers Mr. Sleigh—l edict to your se/wiring the questioe. Mr. Robinson—l malady shall ask the question. Sir Bobt . W. Cardes—lt really is irrelevant to the "her r. Mr. Robiesou—My sliest is is a dißealt position, and be thinks it is of importunes that he should know it. The gaestles was ultimately pet, end "amend In the vs. Witness (la reply to Mr. Lowis)—l have gives value for these bills which I gam to Staishergh. They wen not amossodatios bills. Mr. Lewis—What value did you give for them ? Mr Bobs. W. Cordes—l Nally meat interfere to prokot the whom& He bee dated that Ito pve value for the bilk, sad yes ham no right— Mr. Lewn—But I want to ksow what Wu he has gives Mr them. Ilis IL W. Carden—Will you Hates to we / Mr. Lewia—l shall listen to ataythiag that yo say with alsesoso. Ws I. W. (lard's—Yea pay Tay little defenses to the bona. It yea like to take my plata I will satiate it to yea sad Nike. _ — Yr. isWirt—l should be Toy sorry to do so. Witasss-1 know Moors. WM* ?mind. sad Co. ; they to Waken. Mr. Ls - IVY—Hare they ~du estespiesoes of yours ? Sir EL W. Cardea—Do not answer that question. You way attempt to Noakes Mr. Deportees (Aargau ea sash as yes please. ►ut that has Belida( to do wit► the queatios. Too nay try mad Miura his reputation sad his credit by year questions, but I de not believe you will, for there baa bola nothing to show It ; but you may even nabs him oat a bad *anew It you out, yet still that has 'Midas to do with the ease. Ike quietism is have them uses oomph's& to rob Mr. Deportee et his Me. Mr. 110--Thea there Is se me in a ssm•m:a Lambs._ Tire Of Mr. Depsebr's dabs depend to the visite of litalabingh to thsfr employer's sett, and to the offers of the Oaks or thane SO be paid cm, as &earthed in Mr. Deportees oddest*. Mr. Juan Crofts said; I ma a sleek sad share broker. I lire at No. I, liash.laae, HoraltllL ems of these shares predseed were Irenglitw is to essartalo the value of them. I Mob sums slam tale the maid end band they wise wieder tbsew Thoy sw efelp sestidealse for dimes la dm Wawa SINSsod flab Oaarrylag Newsy, Port Mute., Nardi Weise. I ban dam amortabmd that the elotomy b wished open the met book" was, sad that emon them *Oat le a eall da of de. per shun WM. W. ouposs—wria registered holders of thom dimes fesuM be Hebb to paw t Mr. (lestle—Yee. Mr. 1101416—This is ell the *Adam I propose to offer o day, aml I now sek Os pelsom may be remedied. t Mr. Moblossi tell int 'ppm dad, bat I shall set yea, dr, to tam boa br tie Moe emerges. et tbstabesge. There her sea hue) ale of Meuse mime the be mode is et say fake mime witaievas, end so to tbat mensead. sal alums to waited delis sal lime le le peepeeSevese. Sir B. W. Cardeml Imo Mb If My lAA to rimed him, and Ido umbel Mil I abesil be tnelidoil to taking bail. I feel that bete Is cielliellileSel el great diMmilty. Mr. Lewis—MP dint h bees eery unfairly dealt by. He was on hb way to this owl m gni .Adana, when to was put in the del t. Ide bops, dr, yes will not mad him to Newpte. There is se fraes agslost fib B. W. Carden—Yes beget that be sever Galled after the shares were delivered. Kr. Lewis—That is what I am combs to. He found they were omission, ad he would not complete his Sir Sir B. W. Carden—l 'hall out bell. The primers were this reseeded. Mr. Henley applied for a eammons against Neuman. Mr. Lewls—l will aadertaks to melees him U yea will presides sot to give him iota custody ? Mr. Bleigh—lf yea will prod's. his I will place him In the dealt by the side of th e o th er primers. Mr. Lewis—Then, I will sot predm his. Bur E. W. Catdon—You de aot want a sammeas, for you sea give ehm into austody U yea dad him, if yea main a lankilions is of ao use. The prisoners inn dm removed. The hearing of this ease coupled over three Loan, during which time the coat was dewily crowded by penoas anzious to hear the promedisge. A female droned Is deep =earning, who stated that abs wee the widow et Inspooter Remball of the D Cristo' of pollee, lately doomed dirt a sheet dame, and that she bad sir shade= la a sad state of deetitntion, waited on Mr. Hisughtoa for *dries and weisteasa Applisast said that oa her huebaad's death, all the ie. spectres of the pollee, es usual fa seek eases, contributed 11. sash to her 'nowt, and after paying her husband's debts and the funeral expenses, she had 991. left, which she pet into the Royal British Bank rely two days before It stopped, iatending to keep it there • short din till sh• could go Iske eons business. She thought it as good a bask as any Gem She and her children were now gaits destitute, and alma heartbroken. Mr. Broughams said it wan a shocking thing that her money goad be taken is at a time when those accented with the bask mist have known they were going to stop. Hs should sot, however, advise her to sell her deposit note at preseet. as she must do so at a mat loss. He would give her some misuse* trim the poor.bou, and perhaps bar case appearing in the 'woman might attract aid from the beasvolase. LAMBETH. Thomas iltaiseU, the infontor, was charged with not op :agnand pleading to an Indianola preferred against bins ate Surrey Smiths. Mr. Solomon appeared as attorney to the prosecution against Stowell; sad Mr. Lewis attended as behalf of the seared. Seas weeks age Stowell was corawitted for trial at the Sum &Woes ea a sharp of having obtained by tread and isles prelims the oath of 61. • fees Idn. Panay, of Wslwesth, but wee ululated to ba, Mani( In 401,, sad two serstise is .1101. Stowell, however, dii not appear at the weds= ta diesbarge of hie rthognisaness, sad his nano ksvlu keen gelled la the ordinary way, the evert declared the anegalteasseestroated, sod the usual medicate having bees enabled from the Clerk of the Posse's egos, a warrant lee /Need's appro.. barks was applthd tor sod prated me Ma NEM Oa the 17th of Oetobsr—throe dela beton Me Insup Sueleae— Stowell node apelleatiem to Mr. Hem Marin, b abenhore, to Mu as mu Nueva hats the Quin'. Mina, bet the =Lawe rasa Me. Baum Id however, eat tbe up ebemiti be reseuti lOrnenal Oars. smanded Neva gauged the neessinetse• as ha ul/ is 10111. ad She sevettee Is 101. ern Oa the 27111 the day es ad* the Old Sag nein seemseseell—hatl =bees pet is hr the quotas of Sowell at as %boa ; but ks agMelM to appear. r Me. Lewis wu Inetrutad that his &eat had attended at the aeseio w ae iten for hi two nsino or three d cal ays (ea u sose the dithatoshist of n gi e ba e o p n day . PreNnsie• Mr. ilolomos said his client had been put to Perham ex• penes and trouble. The statement respeotiog Stowell's attendance at the MINIM was not correct. The fact was, defendant was endeavouring to trifle with justice. A true bill had been found by the grand jury, and he (Mr. Solo mon) called aria hie worship to commit defendant for trial on tout indictment at the next session. M►. Elliott told the prisoner that he must find bail in the amount axed by the Judger—namely, himself in 1001. end two sureties In 601. each—to appear and meet the charge at the next Surrey &Wont, and gin in the names of the acre• ties to one of the officers of the court, so that the necessary inquiries might be made. The prisoner was then removed from the court, and sub sequently taken to 13orcemoager•lsne Gaol. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. 717011 Tlll ASIUTANT nooe. Samuel Lase, 66, woo indicted for having unlawfully and maliciously assaulted Elise Molloy. The proweestris, it appeared, bad cohabited with the pri soner, a shoemaker, in Flower and Deaa-etrest, sad according to her avideams, while eke was looking for a sisponce which she had dropped on the for of the bedroom, be jumped oat of bed and knocked bin down senseless. When she came to abe found blood flowing from wounds in her wrist and finger, caused by a koPe. Ile repeated the blow, and else spin fell down and sammed "Mardor." She na down stain for protection, and the person sho went to so far corrobo rated bee evidence. She admitted that she had taken up a knife, but it was to cat bread with. The prisoner gave a very different version of the affair.' He said they had quarrelled about her habits of drunken ness, and oho spent all she could get of his bard earnings in gin. Elbe went to bed needles, drunk the night before the quarrel, and la the moralag ha reproached her for it, when WU took ap th e keit s sad bold it over hint se be lay is bed and threatened to kill him for a heretic," she being an Irish catholle and he a protestant. She told him that she had totted oat that he bad a wife and two children in Islington Workhosso, and that she would not live with him in emasequesse. She did all ohs mould to ezasperate and all he did wen to get the knife from her to save hie own life, of whiolt he was in fear, end that wee how her head got cut. The Jury found bias Gtalgy, sad the count smatesesd hint to sin mouths' hard labour. iio — p;;;;;;II sot can for Az watts*, but b. woo *windy iwoosaat of the "barge wkicdt the peesseatris bad brought ageism him He did sot Wad a littla ulna in . Loudon prism after 21 yams' heed 111111d011 to LAIL ° William Puna. 22, pleaded guilty es Monday of emt=g St sad other 'moseys :waived byllim ea amosat of Jobs Smith and &there, his masters. He woo brouglit op sad lootowood to also menthe bard labour. George Brown, 18, esehllwrow, and Saba flEdth, 30, labourer, were indieted fee a sdisetesnewr la betas 00 lawfully found at night Is peassakm , whb'est lawful es awe, of so ispleuswat of howsebseeldog WWI a jemmy." A pollee-sortable of the Z dlvAlse. sewed Melee, was on duty le Clealmileest. String, to es misty hoar oc the morales of the et Octobssend i drassesses of his heat he noticed the prima_ s together. Whoa they saw him they set 0:11 11 4 . 7, 1000 ass Illus , eel aptarod Basitb, *he a "jemmy." Brillia ws taken by meths* , who heard the sly of "Beep thief." Brewsmae without sham, mad acne the plan where they Will dittelbsd the Oise /mad a pair. As attsespe W ties wade to maks a bsie ht a wall at the bask if a pablie.beese, whisk bad bass mad. fez fowls, sudleleatly large to admit a vane% body, and an attempt had beat made to fore' open the deer of ma adjoining house, the narks epos whisk sensopesded TM Me "Plenty." A skeleton key was lead x M.b. The jury Mead them e It woo proved that Smith bsi boss sestsseed te three mouths, Ms yens, Was mobs, sled soma yeses' limper tads.. sad that he was a thitet•of-Isam sass. Brews was set haewe. Oneiry sestesesd Smith to two pan' bud Mom, the fun Wm kr web es elms, art Brews to maths' Winks liklelde. IT, wee Wheel Ms Meensi a silver watch hem the poem of Mood 11111ke. Zara& that the prosemtar was raft op Pates- es Thursday eight, Ms 23rd et Oeteher, oa patsies Wimpheetssetrest, be was striesseed by the peb WSW sad tab ahem. Besot by tbess, lead the pelmet famed kin. They acme to a stop at the suer el sleuths street, where them was a wawa, sad those the pelmet adroitly set hie head tato prosecutes's peeket, sad task kit watch. The prosecutor caught him to the met, but the watch was posed instantly to 9000 OM else. The Nissan was given to thane. Gulag. Stateased.to roma mouths' haul labour. TSB POLICE COURT& Hitiew MANISION-310IIIIM Loafs , tarsta s4 pqatestor seqsat is the *NY Gems Leaks st who has beat erased last 90. asieled ninths .Map abusallas bun week 10119 M belossisa Is this sealliest, vas rota tes = beige the iitalbytir fa dad esonfasties. lb. stable. lestromed by So astherlsks of the W. alsi w icred la moppet st aosasaatits; sad Ida Chi atereded ea the pan et the . . &Me heels; lekly Me Mete of the ere as they Mee sizably la *inse t lad the ie. pithiest Mbar finest aerostat babe bees tai war awl aped OM attunes, the Mails, additional Gilroy, beastly tieaaelee Is the Bmdseadaat of IllfsitiM the British Maass infers rid MO 'tattooed at Yulateo, war Cesetssiespie, is Jemmy beat. I I had a teem them is which I temensted ear military het* ages. The pima was ay *peat, sad it ass hie day to artist as is ay &aka He wriest. simony *Asa boo imam ampeemb masa Haim Is O s asesaatablo to as. It Was • Os the 29th Jemmy W. I had rairilia.l:l4l=lse lad from 1301. to 1401. is geil. Tits ease sad gad wen kept is a bag la Nyasa panels , sad wets fa es Ores as" fastssal by a leek asable. The are ma kept fa " pi Ed la as able., whisk was ohs ay hoboes. The wee soll looked. I west sat eh* • quays a le os that day. At tbs. Mae Oa wee woe ado. I had a sere* eased Aagastess, team I left is tat as.. abet I ts* eat te dimwit. I she left the panel sad to roast Wel. bet there. I ass toss about as hoar tad a half, sad I west to bed about sae Vaal. I did *maim the are sa aM ratan. Whet I seamed I hi** swam mid& seibe dose. My seas ammo s h ut my sat* bed the Is* Os 11, allartai nessl a quer* peet 8 e'dsdi, ay mast side a immumiaties le ma. I thes meet* the alphas* sal head the ems bad hem heed epos, lbs bog md He mateale wire pee. TM skimp mei ether supra sew vetelsed is their duty duelist Mitt. The me is the tends tithe Clems, emi vadat e Mw, end men a edam mihesa. Aegostem, ea helm mesemleM, said—lt via at 1.7 MONli4kle, Mhos' 12 awl II Visa. Ma I sew the apt tiles the sway sat. Mhos I sans book with the water the planer bed es mere* sa. The HMI me est +bed I same bask with Se imam - bus *see we • Nett mime I watt Mr ft. lea seat he Me lease bemedletely sate the ::=l;left. Sidober of the esemeale Moak el the melee It me bees** L e beetle. I pat asa W table, hat seas at it wee dash. Cyan Osslay—My is*, who was a sleeks, left bean I The saw the lossisfe after be Md mos wt. Myer Meta; asked the passer whether be wished to ay saythlag, The parmast apilee,—lfo. My ked, I de sot wish a lay satthisy bat thati hew set takes the may. He was thee My asamitted far SUL GUILDHALL _ _ _ _ Al.rseir hteisassii: an ;gest, of 20. St. Muy sp es semeesd. charpd with order, money :A l i bre iS tir sneer ei 1,6601. her Mr. Jabs Drown, • struirst, et 61. Oresehrsh.swer. by nesse et fake =6 u He was she drier with eseepries with oellies te delbral the pestadree ski et the sear Mr. Sleigh, who essilsated tepees's** bat.,. r the die seeding et with ima.. sit Li... egted tirt woes sherd be p by lb. kirisswed for Stainbergb, aald—l slier is planed in the dock at resist On the but 401110111itiern it wss said, *. Why set praises Nair r red mew that be was ready to give Misses is Avow er dr 'dieser hs is to be pried at M. side. He wee to bats bens riled as a vitas, for Etelekstrgh, and thea wheat he emu be is plastid in the desk es • psi. waste mM eali%lMis she pg .1 the Warn el his evidebeh his brush • pasties thee he user sap hirer!. Thor Whets • pews wired Namara assther r twasseted with there wassirrens, but LIE aser It he were to appear he would also be takes iate . Mrsr I slabs that Stainbsral'a charge ray be gate simply. nth that he map have the advantage of Oellins's er. W M bar. r. 81•10.—I skint that they shall both be pissed at '' .. 117./Lotisass—l have se Va to that wares, if I au to usdesidesd thist the itsW is abesdosed. Mr. WlMAS—Nottdrig of the Mr. wa—Thes I 'blest Mike charge of tempi:soy Oiling gess iaN M peatent. Mr. &Ahem owl Mr. Lewis, jos., who appeared toe Cuisine, barite protested spinet toss were* bolos ad.ptisd, Mr R. W. Cordes °winded the objection, and Collins was placed Is this dock. Thais, a detective ofileer, this brought this prisoner Col- Has hoes gpriagate, the gaoler's roots, sod Placed hits at tho bar. Mr. Slaigh—The charge I shall make against the minims is that they emapited together to defraud Mr. Deport*, out of 1,6601. by means of salsa pretenses. Stainbargh went to the proseentor, and told him be had sous good business for him, to the amount of 1,6001 in skein, and the sass who had to sell them would take his bills fin them, and he also said that he had • penon who would buy them Ur 61. per mat. lees that that amount for cash. Previous to the pro , memo: pert* with hie cheques and bille;Stainhingh seUed apse kiss with Collins, and repneented that be was the pans As would buy the eheirs,and be represented kiessoU that Ime weld buy them. Oe ewe ociessiew, he bald la kis Mal • pies@ of paper purpirtieg to be • Mieve, end said '1 b. have thesis the amount I w to pay you,' plating to Ulnas teprosentieg 1,4261., and Mr. Deports? said "Yes." TMprlesser Celina, who represents he eth draw • Moque for 1,426 h, fs nothing more Man a gaol bird, Amami, la and out of Whiteemetostrest prima during the whole of 1866. He is sot • sunset mat, bat an ones/Canned bank rept. I will show that it wee um until alter Collins had used his part well, and had sheers the reputed Menus, that the prosecutor use thrawa t 8 his gourd, and thee the seat day ha fell into the trap and parted with his mossy W billy. Some of the bills Lave been recovered, and the ter naiades , w ill la 'veto be provided for, es the raymsat relied ie a court of law. The depositions were then read aver to the penman Culls. Mr. Jobs Deporter, having Men won, said—TM de- FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. .... Jam VIATLIIIO Roam Iprwieb, can ateraltent, to runrender Nov. 13 at 11, sad Dec. Is at I, at Ileatagballatrest. Bob., Sole and 00., Alderauabary ; off. verde., Jobatos. BalagbalLureet. Waxier Jaime Warr; Vanabillkwalk sad Putney, baket, Nov. 14 at 11, sad Dan 20 at I, at Bealmitallebrast. Sas., Abbott and 00., Nawdas; off. aide., Canaan, Ablersaaabory. JOBIZZ him IlinteLne. 7tirvadavedlwarevat. City, mining broker, Nov. 16 sad Dec. 10, st 12, at Baslaikall.ateett. ,Sol. IVO, jun., Ermine*, Strand; of. wig., Whitman, Nealagkaff.aliast. Joao Vasa, Elikastead. iLeaslagtra ; Crois.buss. City: and loath yawl merekant, Nov. I T sad Dee. 23, at 11, at Nekley, earrey.atrest, Brand; off mt. &was Ilten, au.. Rms. bow @bop kat, Nov. 17 :2 86 = . 23, at 13, at Oak. I. reed and Co., cry;i ff. asig., Stedikeedleareet Tawas Saavt.an, Ateenral.bart Bai rd ammo% Nov. Id awl Dia. i 6, at 11. at Italaitadlataset. daL, Mesh Bain banalrast, Ca= . ll. a= it i. Oimadirest. Hamm ham . IS and Dm. 14 11 :t ain V l IMII CTur li . da gallielat ill" and lorromarr et Bildiaa, Way. IS and Dia 14 at S eat Ilmiglista Ca lalu tt th al at diatialdalio. NI, NO% OEMgies ; al. auk, Wm% Yo/Mashas). Maim Osnavai, Istitabl4 dadollana, sIN maßd aMma tN N0v.21 and Dia. Id, st 11, at lambi Osert. dolt.. Bind and Lai; ad. alal Yaw, Lab. Nana &sm. Lou daseug, sad Pam. Mom Nballitlid, as. imalbstasser. Year. IS sol Deo. 1111. at 10, at Ueda Owl MU at dialbala. Ild ie tuaas, dbailleld ; at asal... Brwasla. Skid& Sanaa. tsar aradaltarar, Saw. MI rad Dea. SO, Nr..7k....(l=l4llltellidi OIL. eseadiaaa. WS. laid ; ad. Ws. lasula. dasMald. Ca uaxas Idaamaa Smiracao, Oaaldwaualh kata% asammaa brume, Ilvi. II a and Des. la, at 10, at Lob = O wes lad at Illasi. laid. Oli. Vavaa,lllllllll f it. malg., Prwalo.llldlid. Mama Wows, WlZlliklh lastatahlre, that &aim Now.ll sad Dm at la at, iliaaatartat Court. got,W and Wry Yadiaire. sad asks and 0), Ibasi/assor ; of. Dr ig invio ri a llW ri, ballot sod Illwasbalter . , madadmr. 1114)). 19 sad Daa. 17, at 111, at tdrabsear Matt. Ilia, WAIN and Iss. Ma- Aosta ; al. nig, Tett, ditsaluater. BISOLVIIIIT PIITITIONIIRL r a mi lassi a 4elbtadrait, Liesisch. ecelsedi 1/. fl war arber der s, trips dramir iswyer—W. H. Felder of ousis—D. had Hodon. obeedwrid--J. Timm Waded. Hat. Redid*, pod WSW —ll 6 = enni. Dowaftworawa. Shereilteb, to= s l=._ =lotralr. Iliad" delude rell- Idndan, drape% swiedst—J. Mdtt. Wacaryoraed. Plod* hot madistowsr—J. Prised. War. ydso. Mass, porar—M advt. Ilandadordra, Hold= delar-41. Napa. OusetlbrailLsoss4 Illemborpal Too.CrotallawOrress, Chisee. hew ober korda—A. & tllsokare, Illsdhoodehd sal Oulwrwellrod Cld, ant Old C. Boded WE priener—d. Onsweed Lckh =. sollOslsite. - sad Iddlortest ECIAIIATI NN6 WOVIDEXDO. Tared WILLSAIMS Truro. Cowmen, draper—Lt dividend of 25.. say Tuesday or Itrdey 4m et Hirteers. Ewer. Ham Deer, Isailid Vasa Seth weseheenrer—lnd dividend d say 0r Vrll y, us Hletut% paraiß. If/mum Ando Hsionse. Derowhieoldice corn-- let Hydra way Waft or , et Mid" Held. Tadao Denand. isserasildisd hrower—ad delidi if 4e. soy , at admit. Idea% lowed Taiwanas, drara iatwAt. esper.- delisailif say Tessier or wldety se FRAM= MAI" Walla bow Deverl kobadre—lot Odin& d Se. Id.. sayleseed es , MO" trasse. Loads Si.. sal Mow Sas, St. Thema * imarrass is tri . wok belants—let defied of M. say Teddy sr at Masi% Iffir. &Mud Han diddle Mete), IL Thar ashy L.ded's, Corm& haDar—Ll dolled of IV.. 44., say Teddy or /May, al liftaro. Dodd lewd It Illaildey, Loidelaiddre, drew —lst Miami d Sa. lid. S. mai say sabodesat Thondey, ChM" 16. Jo=j swl Sed Has, wadi sylawsre—Lt 41 Id K.. say day. et Teed% Leis. Oszeduc, Anus OL. Haldadrid.r." — ' I Is. 44,, say day, d Tan% Laois. Wader Leeman g = swl der, Ileddswisid. nand.. et Jewltroodasa, Wed ee. dad ay ola&Lt T . =L u te. Sad divided et la, Nov. S. owl say snisedidl ., add7. et Iawden.LIWWW 2 L DIVIDENS. dm U. R. Trees sad T. H. Wilder. Idatiallor, derodsts— Now St. 0. W. Hall. ladelaes and ,Mwhoildladildp. City, inanimate—Nov. U. P. D. &dirt, Nortk Doak IL hold'acroed. sad Me Riad% Isbad, Borth Morita, wachwel—Noe. IL W. OWN% Ondisn. derey, 23. R. Teed% Holt, Not. endraw - der. U. I. likles. Edam Nary. apothecary— Nee. SE 1. M. Ilepassoi. Orarlfts,, aern deredat—Nor. U. C. D. =so k., o7:=ll Moo. awl Ispanetnet, sad Luerni yebthaer—Slow IL J. Peen, Itechla. Dow Wadird. wirer—Nw.lL It. Jere. Chased Older Neadmit— Neva?. J. Na,. LV. eat i r It==rehante— Nov. 17. Z. J. S. == in. Dseemblre, sterney—Now. W. R. X dodst—Nov. 97. T. MIL Sutd=rll luil onfe. . P. Loeb mil R. Oddest, Wellington, Sommendlioe, errdetnose—lkir. 117. J. H. landon, Ender, newhowl—New. J.Pdsie, Mkese. Doreetshird brewer—Nov. 27. J Lei, Tr*" Sidersoldiry mow dise—Nov. D. A. dried), bored Der 11. salller—Dee. I. A. Itrebeeen, —Dso.. D. Plydenth, baker—De. W. S. Halat deed ar, Plymouth, cod zowthent I D Thaw, tidos" . CUTIFICATZII d be deft* aid sewed down to ths contrary, id de ddsl araas. Nw.l6. H. Irmakisa. /Widowed end WoOlawetrest, City, doolleat—Nee. VI. Orridd lash* lidtkedattre, botcher— Nov. IL L. Dasiarkw, Lads Needelis, ay. dealer lo Trend 2. V. Alwardskid, Olowessedaid, basr—Dse. S. D. Ilrbed 191. Inallow. 27. =7.a.8084110,87.1.40.10,/vo. durnislentee. 17. W. Law. OS desier—Des. 1. /I. D. 'halm Tidos. Stared. sllmobwit—llstr. V. T. IL desk. Weldedendsa. droyer—Noe. U. IL r A. Wssa. Hildided. Peen waandetreer. asivErnirs DISSOLVED. _ _ k=. divideed al - ------ —.— J. WOMB* mil W. Chwrdied. Llowegwal-0. Newby sod T. Holiskis=ll. surnsslurs -W. 0. Mies sad W. W. Powell. IM. W.o.llmithaws and J. H. Onerwood, numaans-Mais NW B. Iwng, Claron.lolloors, inwiberissa-11. L. Cisitreak sad P. Ceuta, Yankee. de* lenasibtro, millers-J. INuthart aw Loyd ,l T. Walker. Bath, kw woorysto-J. flatwies. Z. gads% and J. Lneaddni, WWI sginnada-P. Weaver sad W. C. Neal, Bi Minus, rmingham. bow d•WW-11. Lewin, 11.11, ut T. Jonas. Idanernetar. woollen wsishasintgana. es far as regards nerfa r IL gleerts T. A. Oil* W. Awls; J. Moir, T. J. Cobb, sod J. D. Glib, LaWon, Canton, Hate HAM Ed lbw eght dm r e_a iWas inarahasta. an tar as regards W. P. Warorea and J. add J. Myer', Heart* add Mils% Tatars. /was .olor4 Tubbs mad J. Milton, Alise Claw=t dmin dswiltweele. lisawad vistwallises- A. Crceron enw at J. MM.. rha i: :&=. ll. 4l. ltatwera. J. Dose. C. Oars. J. S. Illasisy, W. W wi B. MY. Lbws*. Ifsetwhiss._ %eV . aw. or far as J. ll.Sidirella-W. D. Own and ass 2 04 .. wi is la ri a g .tNH.ki a - T. Dwarkidgs sod J. !wow. rusalwa Ondraddike,...mwe inadita i ld=l pits . dal , s ir 11. jrnau Ttieldtcsars j"" alies- - *.MIN L IL Chubb, add well. Ilawwwwelirs, surnerysten-0. B. lisheissatial J. PieksiLyr . % m il k . 1% t or . , O. =Ti m !. Tom. T. J and R. Oder. Carawll. gro- Iron wn-J. draw sal J A B. Grew Limpid. sernera-W. S. Brow mil den alb/r/14 Itenibasa, Warm teemen-E. D. tea awl 0. A. re issew .wilds- W. D. Towel will IL L. Wow Liver. imiara sod T. Mewl% itetidat. airpeadaes - 37A il Ball, . Oasidlik nod J. A. liß ea Llearrewl , settwn linlawoo far as mark J. A. Ilmene-w. and J. IL LA" Lora. "w. i n i thielse, 1. Philaps. " ll7 . .llW . .. vcra=, W. 0. kr% a Pam and 0. Lawmen, n der as ee l:1i" rda il ltalr swindea WWI the Caulartaa Hata Querying Otusgany as J. Dorn% wad W. Osisets, Wedowee, draws, ao far nip= i t. Coined,. SCOTCH esimerzAnon. Dann A. WALICIA. Edinburgh, anationaer, Nov. 11, at Dowell and Lyosh Boors, Edlaboesit. Yawn at WOnnew, Milton of Dana* Perthshire, fanner, Nov. 111, at 11.Larst's Hata. Bwirgowria. Joan Cmouterr. Edlisburgb. tailor, Noe. 11, at Dowell and Lyon'. .sews, Ediabargb. MAIZKE2B. 00170111.—Lrtmers i My. 4.— TM mike clamed very tamely sad prim erm smirmay Os IMO SS 012 Friday. The males were UN is MIS Mier-1,009 at mita were for impart. Is Wi en la Antadista inariptiaca, ISO baba at Bahia dew s t sad IMO Sant (stala* itasal). at 4611. pre lb. Itacort abat Miamian 6.11181• M _ carrot( 00001k—liamterris. Now. 4.— TM 'eater state of th e 7•lll7r;Qdig dee, art we awe SI bat a stet nerket. The mount. (root Taft. ddt►aw endisesd rates Inerable. here Mt yet 4d to 11110 WEN% Sal tile sifts plod sandy sad to-day by rant bests ban ben laseaelderabb a nioast. Printing elan. sod tan Selo salted to the bean dasead en In nets sae re seet eta pens Tenn. tottetees end% sad nano an la Me dennal. awl an pads dears lanai bens dash la Ss warepean no. Se shin ispeastl les dr at needs lernal sir erenet la sena Sr am alien See bent wills la and tbe Sr d bans tW naralaa, gnat abno dun Se ado none. bunk paneally swabs naminereee eabilit mob Inneen be enseadleg the peon taunt St weet =en nee den. sum,, Omit moan &boat IL c o ts a lM bea r t Mee aniaabel a sok es, there le in to vaa firths ,ten le a quiet menet toe ell Ideas yam, St =lssold ban atm way • little there would See ban nen la Its by SS ender told. la 40% We. se OS Bon ha Sao don woo um beaky. sad Woo la ear whoa 10 Mint. Drebti yarn sodas satin ls aereaseee tbe reds beery alders already fa tbe k aab of Meows ter nowt(, sad sae taw orders ere la tin nerlutt Ipa Cieranay, bat an MW oar la dte hope einem WIN/ SMR . wommu".—utame. Poi. 4.- We have had a lit market tea l notnioh TY dolt MI deo weather Is unfavourable ; cow. CEli lion how bora Ivry few wtereharta In the elothAtalls, and trawrootheos have ben only to a very nolead extent, and princi pal, Is Minos. and other low elotha. llooonowleta, Nor. 4.—The marlin Y mehowed In the quiet. can al in tumor. whit& Is attelhatable pertly to Its being between 111030111, acid partly to pereinew wattles Pro tho word sales com mandos as l borebry._ Ito wooohoosse owl elothltarlo are both doll. Drabs and mohair* blew toodlott ealo, but little la doing worth IF oerdloo. WOGLIS. liassamaramo. Noy. 4.-11 as war approach of sales gal (semi iftellid Mt mainataotared Foote lupe lams almost at of the martat sciodals. Than Is sagas Hob Mal I Oa sus sal low loran la Wm brisk. MlNUTACllMEL—lletesiostais, Not. 4. -Us aro dalarm pavane whist' has diansterind tlie market for the put kw web. ?Anted asel wig Med by Wailer HMO Haus. of 140. B.l=W Sweet, fo the City of Loudest. Meter. Lt iho USW. Is l o AU . Ifftweth. 14 the ho.loct og Illbithtftifrlfigenneoi. fivythith INA but trade genteelly Le not considered unheelthy, as it fe unsay slack at thle semen of the year, and state on the whole are light as oom. pared with this time to former years. CONN.—lit-ft, Nov, 4.—There was a foir supply of English wheat to.day, sod the condition better thin might have been es. peeled; all dry ample, fetched the full rates of Wit Tuesday, inferior and damp being animated. Foreign wheat in fair retail demand. Barley fully as dear. Scans, If dry, good to sell; soft neglected. A good demand for linseed Sgt; Imports from Oct. 28 to Nov. 4 : Wheat, 3.645 qrs.; barley, India corn, 23; Hammed, 3,152; rapeseed, 1,133; oil sakes, 4411 tans. Lam" Nov. 4.—We hios • coet i nuance of damp, Weather, which abets Use condition et grain, and oar scippl fo rJ wheat mainly consists t racb es ic detective in this reenact; Nns dry temples command late rates, but all ether aorta are slow sale at Is. decline. Barley does not Materially vary from Friday. Other amides la limited request at homer prices. Average wk.) of grain: wheat, 1,698 era, 675. lid. • barley, 1,065 qrs., 300. 3d.; oats, 110 gra. 3es. 3d. bear., 170 . qee., 40.. 7d.; paw, 14 qrs., 474.1 d.; rye. 3 qrs., 40e. Arrivals We week: wheat, 2,703; ads, 100; barley, $O3. Lyra' Nov. 4 — Th e weather has been thick and foggy at Inter vals, with east winds. At todays mutt we had again a good cap. ply of wheat; good millers' rime fully maintained last week'. prima Damp maples slow sale, at Is. per qr. Mrs mosey. Barley, the eopply was good; heavy malting rune commanded fully late rotes; ootamon distilling qualities to. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, whits, t Ilia. to 611b5., ato fes.• red, sew. 60IM. to 631 M., 02e. to flos. ; Malt; MM. to 50s. ' to Ka. Barley, chevalier new, 521 M. to Silbs., Cs. to leg..; common, 5119 a. to 611 M., 40s. to 445. Beano, old, 65Ibs. to 66,1ba, etle. to 61..; new„ 611 ha. to 641b1L, NW. to Ma. per qr. to the VOIIIIII. News:lame, Nor. Life weather this morning ha■ become ex. I doll, sod we bare had some shams., but se the barometer keep b , we may look foe the rain speedily leaving us. At out market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, condition whereof wee, If pomade, worse than heretofore. At the commencement of the marketour millers showed more divo.. nil= to operate, which towards the conclusion wee checked by • dense fog settia,t in, which rendered it quite ireposeible to Judge of the quality of the 1101416 offered by Lame; ham only • moderate business resulted at Baturday'a num. Stour sold slowly, but in its •alto we note dttle ohmage, end the same remarks will apply to other articles. Nov. 4.—At this day's market we had an eatonsivo sup ply of wheat and bade), sad a full average attendance of buyers; the samples of wheat were pretty good in quality. although the con. dition was indifferent end the trade inactive. Beat dry remotes main. tamed last martin% prices, whilst other descriptions declined froraps. to Is. per qr. Then was no alteration in the price of floor, and the trade dun. Best mein barley was in active &eland at full rates; whilst grinding sad samples were a dull wile. though not cheaper. The eleentredle stendti m rithout alteration of quotatioes. Beau mad psi int a Daderide airy at late rates. Oats were in felareaVgeod desard. sad pram .In seeds the trade wee Nash Mao. Old to 765. Parlay, 16a. to Oa. Oats. 260. to Ms. Ms% 1106. to Ida. Peas. 465. to 40s. par quarter. Ylour.49s. to lith per walk. Plait. es. id. tees. 9d. per bushel. CATTLE. - ttatattrar, Nor. t. At our issrast Mb morning we had a large bet .ab be Ripply of eagle. sad the tread, and sow. dittos waa eery Za the attendance el esestry Itatdoers and deal. era 11116 for the hot description of animals was butte. sn ia d i rwiews aired at mewl, tam with • total clearance at the • striae mired OM imp arW py bat bar Lamar sorts the t rade was Ism salloal4 sal allow raordesi lw wit and although them was al quibble adiestin dllrlM am wad a alight dommoul tamdemp. Ifte empty d amp Ins Osesedlngty latge, bat Mare wee l ammomst aatumlaa a &mead, mai acmes. WNW se embalm ively es an ohm* Mole at the anode MINI msmgat, Madam vas aombem, we ham as allm da allim Is free la thoirataldma. lathe merbet that was a Mom = m thsre befog a mod or harm In a meant et Mimeo was trammeled, and uo=or Mads more well modataimil; Mieghtmed tat ptge are also fa ism* sag their 101 l mina DM la beg, lla to lba gar mere; cow ang ditto, lee. la DM N. DIM Down manna. fp. per lb.; Wirier and other breeds, OW. to 7d. lamb. 9d. Vaal, 7.d. to W, Port, fresh and salt, 70. to Bad. per lb. and 11s. to Ilc ed. per score. Oren bacon, Ord. to ad. per lb., and Ile. to I Is. ad. per wore; dry beets, 1014. to lid. per lb. Quarter-old store pips, aye. to Ma math. TRAFFIC RETURNS. tin/ An Mu. P.. M. Total, TOW MM. MM. &moan. MU. 1961. Week mane Sept. 30. A E A Ontario. Strome. end Much Wunodu) ...... ...... 93 lAN 811 3,099 1.901 Fortnight eomn9 Sept. ft. Demme — 673 Week ending Oct. 26 North Stefforddils• IN. N 0.) .. 232 6 . 22 6 362 Week ending Nov.l. Cliengow and South Western 6.646 6.031 Week ending Nov. I. Great Littembourg... ..... 31 136 361 HO NcethLoadon SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES Armenian (os), from litotobta, has arrived at this port, having on 125.0rd . tb0 crow of the Daaatkoa, wrecked at Gibraltoz.—Liverpool, Nov. 47 • steszner suppoud to be from Drogheda, to on shore on Cerra, Point.—Liverpool. Nov. 4. Seven ships and one barque are at anchor (owing to tog) tetween the Bell Baoy and the North.west Light.ehip.—Liverp Oo , Nov. 4. Windsor (al, haste for Walk is on shore on East Hoyle Bank.— Li verpool. Nov. 4. Washisensbedd (Dutch What), hence for Harlingen, has been run on share on the North Bank. near Dublin, the crew being unable to keep her siloat.—llesepcol, Nov. 4. LIVISZOOL POWS AT Peageos Poem—Epp Beadlike, at Halvoet; Thalia, at Dietzle; Pewits; at ideate ; Paved' of the Peek, at W anda; Peeled; at At Ilreansa, ter Ilho Hathe rtg LlClTio= Il k= dirain lis kenjizt Mailindsia; eanee I Clre= d 2 B liat, and a Guelle l / 2 at M. 2114denal It. AsOmes. x. 11.; Ina , at Penni Mdword's (m), lad left for Alexandria, at Smyrna; liar* OrdieWmagia; Milan (N). at Cleaos ; Het avid Lwar, at lap; Rowena, and Millbrae, at Sevilla ; Doedaintx ; Tenon (m), at Hamburg; Wpm, at Ostend. SWIM Me LOVSSIOOU—TaaI, bin. $O, and African and Antelope, 22, Dew SL Hair; lode Maria. Oat. 17, Daring and Nuevo Vio. We% 1,1 4 =ISM" Mbar= CarUa ; Marina, Arthena, Oct. 24, and Emilia Jolla, ZS, tram Lisboa. QV•IIANTINE NOTICE. 11.reafte, Ocr. Id. The pt et Tunehel Is we °reordered by the ocarpeteut health sathorides bee true epics& alioleta, sad clan tale at health are betas created. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 0 , 1114134 'Winton. from New Wiens for Liverpool, Aug.?, lat. 36 N., 100. i W. Calder (brig), from Coblja for Liverpool, Sept. 38, lat. 13.98 15., lon. 34.90 W. ; Ils darn Elisabeth. from London for Quebec, Sept. It, lat. 51 N., lon. 40 W. Mammies (schooner), of navvy, from London for Moodie*, Oct. 19, let. 38. los. 9.30 W. from Now Odom Co London, Sept. 27, Mt. 96, lon. 60. M i trinon, tom Liverpool for Quinn, Sept IT, lat. 19 N., lon. 6 W. astestotee. from Bombay tor Liverpool, Sept. 10,12 days out. Tae Ter.—The man belonging to the Tay who was washed ashore on the American coast, when that steamer was 'rucked in the Oulph of Mexico. arrived safely at Tampico. A live fowl was washed ashore from the wreck. The man chased the bird and ate it. This was all that he bad to support himself' for Dourly three days. Ha wandered shout the whole of that time, trying to find something more to tat and water to drink, but failed to do so. When neatly starved to death, two Mexicans who were out hunting with the lasso fund him, look him to that homes, and by gnat care and kindusei rssbsred hlOlto health and strength. tAdIrerteMIIIIIIQ—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pais arrester fumed roe Stout= Arracricont—Mr. Forster • draggle. at laWatOer, states in • letter to Professor Hollows els • enther with whom be is amended neared drosdfnllj Hie ale impala as the tam; Mho &la had bee= et mate Inflamed sull swami OM to eases eta inecasible, but by the appbcation at blolosi4 sal taking Holloway's pills at the same ties. • What me beg be sided, and it is gratifying to state that every wedge tbe sa.sbads emetio• bar entirely deappesrsd.—bold le • main vseakes thmslost the world; at Professor Holloway's EnteMentslies guard, Condon, and SO. Maidoz•lans. New Tort; by A. Stan" Coestostbbsple ; A. Oddity, Smyrna; sad Z. Mali, Malts. AND DRATHP. BIRTHS. BEBOER ►t °Wow-crescent, Brompton, the wife of I. Bitrsm., of a - ion. itIITIEL—Nov. 3, at Houghton House, Bedfordshire, the wife of M. Erardreth, Req., of e son und heir. SULLEN.— Oct. $l, at Calverley promenade, Tunbridge-wells, the wife of the Be'. J. Mullen, M.A., of a daughter. CEIKISTIAN.—Oct. 11, at Knwestsrough, the wife of S. Christian, req., a a son. 001.V...—N0v. I. at Bognor, Bowes, the wife of C. 3.1). Cole, Esq.. 11.1L1.C.1 1 ., of • son. JOHNSTON.—Oct. 31, at Bloauestreet, the wife of It. Johnston. Esq., of • daughter. LAWMENCIL—Oct. 31, at 041ey Cottage. Cirencester, the wife of C. W. Lawrence, Esq., of • daughter, vrill.torn. LIBEHTY.—Nov. 3, at 63, Lincolia l sonn-Fields, Airs. John Edwards Liberty. of a daughter. LOUlO.—Nov. S, at Torrlailo,venue, Camden-road, the wife of A. U. Louis, req., of a we. MARRIAGES. —MASON.—No..i,;iiiiiiteijcl. Old Kent-road, Edmund j..era, eon of C. E. Rivet, EN., of Rye. lane, Peckham. to JADe. daukbter of the late J. Mean, of Mr.k.etreet, Cheapen's. MODUEB—.IIr.STOK.--Oet. 30, at Hentey.on.Thames, by the Bee. T. U. Morrell, Rector, the Rev. J. Malden, incumbent of Middleton. York, son of J. Bodice, Req., of Watoombe, Torquay. to Caroline Mary. dawbter of T. W. Jaston. et Renley.on.Thames. MARDER—SWIFT.—Noe. 1, at Whitchurch Canonicoruak Perset. H. Warder, Req., to hail! Marian Swift, daughter of the lota H. E. dente. !kg, of St. John•kwood, I,nclon. MORRIS-4.180031.—0ct. 30. at Clapham pariah thatch, by the Rev. B. Smith, Mr. T. A. Mont., to Palma, daughter of th e late U. Oroom, Req., of Claphaeirtfae,Surrey. DEATHS. BALLIN.—Not. 2, C. L. BalllTl,isq.,S4 Westbouranterreor.road, Hyde.park. BANDOL—Oet. 34 at Castle Barnard, Cork, the Earl of Deaden. aged 7 1. BOND.- Oat. 31, at Great Atwell, En* A. C. Boed. Req., aged nt. COLEBIDOIL—Noe. 1, et Bton, Georgina, wile of C. L Coleridge. EN aged 11. ELLIL—Oet. 31, at Pulteney-street, Bath, J. Ellis, Esq., formerly of the Hogwash, Sdathwark, aged OP. JIRVIL—Nov. 1, at Eatcerequare, the Bight Hoe. the Lord Chid Julia Jervis . JIN KINOL—Nov. 2, at Maidstone, the Bev. E. Main" aged O. BLAAIB.—Nov. 2, Mr. Gideon Mous, of elisdrilal•rced, Wow eters rood, Ilegrant's-parit, aged L.