The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

1 IRELAND. DUBLIN, Oar 6. The ;reset: position of the Tipperary Binh affetn, se elicited at the recent meeting of creditors in Tip. perary, is the subject of some practical remarks is the commerce' review of the Freeman. "From the etAttment of Mr. Gibson, ;he solicitor, who repre sented the shareholders at Mat meeting, it substan tially appeared," observes the Freeman, That about 360,0001. represented the prebab'.• settled amount of liabilities, and that to pay a divideed of 2r. cc this, sad defray the emu of the affair, would absorb all the assets of the bank, making the latter pretty much what we stated on 10th March Iset, 35,0001. He estimated that the probable amorist to be obtained by making a compromise will be about sea shilliags ia the pound more, or 106,0001, • larger sum than we thought possible. He appeared to consider that the English shareholders, from whom be stated, and, we believe, with good &sedation, • sum of 40.0001. could have been obtained by a compromise, have, for all practical purposes, escaped from further liability. It farther app wed that one hundred action Lave toes brought, of which twenty-eight are nearly ripe; and it is ertiscted that the costs in these twenty.eight alone will be 4.6001 —equal to the whole deb's for wbico they have bees brought. It was ally speed spa that the chairman, the Very Rev. Dr. Howley, and Major Maury, should be appointed, in cnejunction with one or more representatives hem the other Drenthe., to to,. • committee to confer with the official manager sod those hit d for the share holder., to urethan% ifs oomproraise is visible, and ripen to the general body. It is • great pity such • committee was set formed sic or seven months ago, as in the case of the Royal British Beek, when the creditors met and ap pointed a committee • few hosts after the stoppage." There le nothing (continues the Freetown) to previa& a Anal wad up within sic months if both patio, set up to the epirit of the Tipperary meeting, while we may inseam as a specimens of the law's delay*, and as • vansisig to she ',tiptoes, that in the ewe of Lord Frew* cud Co., its well-ksown beakers, who failed on the 6th if ffebroary. 1816, divide .de were 'truce oa the 30th of October, 1865, nearly forty one years afterwards. The Uti lities in the e. se of the Eoglieh sharehJders would, la Me ordinary Worm, be reopened oa appeal in the coons of a few weeks, the prelimisary east of which woald 'mount is feesaloae to about one thousand pounds. Would it sot be edwisable i _how that a cempromiee sad equitable aejusteseat is seder Ilimmehms, to defer NW largo outlay till the Yew el this Inshewase between the creditors' committee sad lb@ abarebeldeee be amerteloted ? It there be a probability or en nflemesest it would be folly to throw away se large a sun weedlesely, thus imitating the yleini eo.n. adopted es Friday last, wren see of oar Worts was moved for liberty es Jesse twenty-Ave writs oa the r:ry morning after the medium' medial; bad adopted the reso.utioe that a sempreutise would be mere gmerslly productive time lid- BALLINASLOIC FAIR. The t umber of sheep sold on Saturday, the flat sad principal day of tte fair, us. according to the Mara at Its cutout gap. 70,341, or about 10,000 more tau ea the int dap lan yew. There was • cessidershis dulls* is the rues at 9or 10 o'clock from those obtsicel *boat two hoses earlier. The increase is prime aver teat yew is setribatable in a great measure to the improved conditions tiff the sheep. , Oct' 6 —Darla, the unfasion atteodast es genies of the sheep Bonet. fair-green yesterday afternoon, a aria mused William Carroll received a violent blow on the head from a shepherd's orcok. Ile was removed to the pslico barracks, wh-re every assistance was rendered by Dr. Burke, but the matter assansad a serious aspect about ilia o'clock, sad be died at 11 o'cleek p.m. It is sot kaowa whether the blow was gives aseideatally or Tb. far will he held teresserow (Moodily). 4 r x —.Up to this hoer the arrivals of hoses for tamenftw's Isis an both i.e..,,.. sad appertatly of a Ana roe deseripUes. Sellers sad boyars seatieu to tell M. sad it is *zoomed that the ',how of beasts and businivis will by suet better this last year, shosid the weather auetinas propitious. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The redoubt at Freshwater Gate Ciiff, in the Isle at WO; pretee.ieg the fcrtifieetione oa the tutees diem en. emptsud, end a mused by WENS N eM 70 ertilleryeass. ADMIRALTY. CTOJIR 6.—PaollYfuo:le.—Steond Masten W. J•lossols (1841), C. R. R. Wilkinson (1849). O. H. Allan (NMI), end N. F. Johnson (1831), prons.tod to Use rosk sot Minn. ♦rrouruaan.—Yawn W. H Patter (1656), to the Devootottos, 6, pddl►whoal swam mop, at Woolwich. &meow (additiowalt) E. D'Aevergoe (18.52), J. Wade (MO. awl W. B. Christy (1856), to the Bwcawen, 70, flog Mae, North Aviaries sad Bast ladle 'thews &coed Baru J Molloy, to the Sthtling, 1, screw atom ro!Itoot. _ _ Amutsat Barran R. Enos (1861), to the Por•idable, 84. guard ship or ordinary, at Stumm. Actlog Amostaat-Sarposs Dr. E. Bestow a d D. O'Salli vas, to tba B mawea. WOOLWICH, Ocr. 6. In additios to the defalcation of Quartermaster Bereesat Ihnil (ern reported is the Express of ',reta iler). three other pentagon of mammies of the Royal Artillery are to be WM eeert-rsern el for similar r Miens. Oa Wedseeday, la pans, op of • entente cooperned by the War-ollite, a amosemeesiamd cam , netting the yeaietratat of the Irak sled is in nadir's 12 a oaths' Im yeamstarat, And be rodineed to the reeks, f-r Ingle" bill., Ake. This sta.e of affairs eargesitr the tetanus., of audit ing the atemata of paymasters at more Nernst letervels. TEE LONDON COFFEE AND RATING HOUSE KEEPERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. Yesterday evening the committee of this aseo ci•tioo, with • number of their friend., assembled os the oceans. of their lianual supper at Freenneone' Tavern. Toll chair was taken by Mr. HARDING, the president of she society for toe semen year, who was supported by Mr. Kitten, Mr. Baker, Mr. Hammond, dic. There were upwards of forty gentlemen preoet. After the entertain ment, which was oa • meat liberal male, sad ezeilleatly served, the Chairmas proposed "Tim Queen, Priem Albert, Albert Priem of Welts, and the rest of the Royal Family," which was immediately followed by "Pros , pert y to the Coffee and Eating Rome Kempen' Assiocratioo." Mr. Kinn' theft gave " The Pre sident of the past year, Mr. Barer," end is doing so preseated to that goodness, ea behalf of the com mittee, • Writtile testimonial of his valarible services to the association during his term of offiee--an acknowled•meat which was Illseitstly most cordially concurred in by all present. 11... Biker having briefly retureed thanks, Mr. likg-r. proposed the healt► of Mr. Hardie& the president; and ?dr. Lawson, the view presidia', of the institution. Toe Cbairmsa and Mr. Lamm reepectively retained Cloaks. Amorg the reinsioiog toasts were "The past Presidents of the Auocle , ioo," so lees esti six of whom were present; "The Treasurer, Mr. Klitoo, aid the Committee sad Mr. Bagot ;" The Press;" "The Virden, end Mr. Shaw;" "The Secretary, Mr. aver.," As. The proceedioge of the evesing were highly sathfactory, and could hardly fall to conduce, indirectly at lent, to the prosperity of the excel lent institution with which they were connected. BERKSHIRE REFORMATORY INSTITUTION. Or Saturday a number of the subscribers to this iametution met to impost the establishmeot at Shlnfield, seer Reading, and to hear a report of its state and prospects. Mr. BINTON, who presided, said the school was opined for the reception of javesilo offenders is Jane, 1863, and was certified by the Sr ry of State for the reception of thirty boys in September followieg. The espense of pur choice tho promisee, with about four acres and a half of garden groaud, together wit's the maiateomsee of the boys to M•chseistas, 1835, bad amounted to 7191 7..61. The estabMhasent at recant oossisted of a bead matter and metros, sad a abed sad trod.' iestrueter, the assistance of a journeyseas shoemaker Wag osessionelly allowed. The number of boys is the school we. twentrone, of whom three had bee committed from Wilts and Dorset, cad two bad bus received from Oafordatdre ander a tompoesry WendPIWIOSt with the saarlatrateo. whO were to pay 101. a par kw sash boy. Two wacoevieted boys had alto Mesa admitted as apprentices. The conduct of the boys, both uessaily sod industrially, had Wee exceedingly pod. Their dalpses is Geld lobos, was at own by the mope which had buss harvested ; sad MOO kaowledge of tailoring sad shassaskias, which formed part of the indus trial °empties sad baredY ecooossioe the ospeaditure of the estalibirmat t had ben acquired. Daring the busy time of haymaking aad honest some of the boys had bees employed by the aMobbaariag ' , roam** and far mers, sad their nada* had bola emboli satis factory. Oaly two faeassass of Mania to abscond had ocearred. Predates was saw mode for 36 boys. sad the oddities*, bundler required for that somber had ri drolly been competed. The promisee com prised a school end derelllog.house, a barn, piggeries, and cowshed. The coat of the mainteasses of the boys was entirely covered by the sag allowed by government, bat it was reeoosory to defray thou establiabaseet charge', the npsirs and coutiagencies, by as easiest sabmriptioo. The mansion looked foe maistance to the employers of labour in disposiag of boys whose term of probation bad expired. flomet caaversatloa followed, fa which Mr. Meek, Dr. Wright, sad Mr. Merry with out; sod It appeared that the average cost of staistesasse of the boys was 49. 93. a week each; but, ineladiag the estab4shmest am', ie was 65.91.; or would amount, with the charge, for rev, repairs, and sash items, to attest 7e. a week, the present rats of the stovermsest alluwanee. Iteeslationa approving of the Issesgeassat were aasainously pawed. SPORTING. TA'ITERSALLII—MONDAY. Althown the eel joined het of qurratens shows several lap rtast sharpie is the betties es the Ceserewiteb, yet tb, nip of speselaties was limited set the investments for the meet pert ware is only trifling sums. Middleton, who at the COMIIIIIINISSitt of lut wen was seder considerable sup':im, bat la shoes favour a ?c -esium set to be:on the o resiostien of the Newmarket meeting, was brought with taere.sed form into the market, sod at his closing priu, 15 to 1, be eras spiritedly supported. 100 to 6 was tykes freely oboes Menlo. At oat' time 20 to 1 wee booked about Belf on. but at lust On poitts are might bare ben &raised without difffnlty. Thee prices on the Cusbrideeshirs were merely nossisal. DISIT.-16 to 1 en tabus to some mosey about Mr. 8011/48's to', and 1.000 to 20 was booked flee times about Consist. The other quotations do net main comment. Magog prkee CESARIWITCH STAKES. 10 to 1 eget Fulberk, 4 ore, 7st 8n (t end lu tr 1 Middleton. 3 yre. 5.t 1 lio It) 100 to 6 C nevoid, 3 yr., 7e , 6lb (t) 100 to 6 Meths. 3 yrs, 64 Si) (t) 26 to 1 Homily, 4 yn, 7.t I.b (•) 25 to 1 Balker, 3 yr., or 1.0 (t) 2b 1 Alice Westwolth, 31:6, lilt Sib (t) 30 to 1 Mos of t3ootland. i in, 64 flab (t) 500 to 15 The Berl, 4 en, 74611 (9 40 to 1 Yost Fly. 3,,.. I s 1&b (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 16 to I net Lone, 3 yn. 7st 124 r f•s. 31b es.) 20 to 1 P. loudly, 3 yrs. 6 t 71b Offen to take 26 to 1 abut Cotswold, 3 In, Yet 2 b. DERBY. 16 to 1 sot Mr. B "'en lot ( ) Ir,oo to 30 Athlete ( ) 45 to 1 Braaten? (t) 60 to 1 Consist (t) 50 to 1 Adams. (.) 60 to 1 Kest (t) 1000 to 16 Ls , rd DAN The Rum will be creed es Saturday fir the coapvlng of bets os the Cesare•itch. (o. aractraut mus.; 11011111UtrIED AT CP llllll TUA — P.atosaisit, Dig g c It , Uotteroard. Goy's'', Bargro;o. &Ater to Dramatis; B rl. Hr. H. Plot. Prisms of Orsap, Baralmscl, 8 r Hump rry, Martinet, Kotler .y. Boasts IItPOATID ON BOUTS —Buhl Bsalatt, Brolym, Cialcary, l'oto, Carehapor, Gamokompor. LONLAN AND HOWER WESTERN R.TLWAT PIO. steinlli VICE g OCIVIT, DIYAZI7IINT.—This society, fee t%e bee b: cf the mechanics end weekmes ma nacled with the loc , ott:•• department ot the r.ilwar. wee last toted at Woivertme about sine se,ethe ego, by J. E. M'Coscoll, EN , seperiuttudent. It is haled on pritciplei sOmawhat differ. rut from those by whit!, benefit societtee are la general ettah. shed, hoth as regard the mode of cootri lotion and the relief aff:rded. Every woe sonsected with the locomotive department an the 'anthers divisius of this radway u eligib:e as • member os the production of a me thod certifies** testifying that be I. in good health. The male of contribution, is equally and escel!eatly a ljested, as each mere bet if required to sootribute the amount of one hour's labeer per week, which will vary according to the meant of weirs merited, sod derieg Hies.. a• alkiersem of sae-balf of his weekly wages is grunted for • period of air atostts, used, at death, his friends are entitled to • sem encoactieg to Isar +coke' wage.. Thus an apprentice, reorieion footle ea ebill , rge weekly, would swarth iite 1-60th, which would amens, to nearly Um ehamee, whilst a reenter mechanic esruog 30s. would pay Bd. per week ; and the tosser, daring 'debases, would naive seven shilling; per' MIDDLESEX RECIirfeATION. Vesterds y Mr. week, end et death h's relations or Meads would tie entitled Shrivel( held his coart at thaWindor Castle,Hammentaitb, It. EL 16c., whil s t th e l e tt er wou ld obtain fifteen.billl aga ; tndrevi. d the list of alters for Chl aw i ck. Fit bain,llUlll3l6l. CMOs's, and Kessiet,n. Is the cosine of the day weekly, sad at deethot sem of 64 would fall to hie friends. tals 4 'ht J ui . 30 i ut . it to the Co aaaaaa oven took 141 otj•ctiobli, of which they ls the heat k ef-yeedy retort, *adios stated that theee are 761 mczaberr, end that is. of tidied 121. The Liberals cir.de through their agent, Mr. !Davies, 42°14,010ne, of which 32 were ...tabled. 7 6 1 2.. 31d• has been paid daring that period towards sick retie!. Iha eft... toe ipt. &soviet to 1521. Me sid., end the I BASINGSTOKE MECHANICS . iNsT/Torp...—Th e thi r d "Pe"lt , " to 841 . therehy 'bowleg • balance la . nennal eon 'nem of the Mints and Wilts Adult Educe hand of 681 0., 7d. Notwrlbtetdielt the ibett period of dismal Society Is aproluted to take time. at the T eem -h all, its ezistaaet, the mottos, dicers have bad evidence in •I to day. The shah will be takes by :be V.., Bee. the Disc *amber of cat*, of it, see,t 'ilium,. Very late'l, ono of of Hereford. 8 Treat members of the elwilety of Arta and the negation, who bed to,ee remetiy earolkei, was seined other talented and infisentiel mamma bays promised to with layer, red ear • .bent susew mil I. Eesg As :edgings I attend, tad take part in discus leg Tarim, interesting sub aid aseawrit amagere, the committee ware eaaSlad, by the IA improvieg the edema:este tad scefalome of ameba unease due at death, se make the aermaary reroute ! mad other literary lasthatior s. The openiag Jetta,. Ike hie in'ennest without bevies 'Axes' to tbe carbb o r ' of the mato* will be delivered by the Right MTh. the Earl So Amity of oases. el Carnarven, on the use evening. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1856. TDB PROPOSED NEW STREETS IN SOUTH - - - WARE AND COVENT GARDEN. There is now (says the Observer)• prospect of the lent-th ked-of new street from the Tows.h.ll, floathwark, to the York-road, near to the Reath Western Railway station, being tensed. For some time the CLIO Commis donor of Works has held in hie hands a government grant of 90,0001, to be a• plied for the formation of a new street is %La loeslity,;but to this grant there was attached the proviso that if the street was sot formed within a stated Period, this HIM would be applied to other purposes. The listripc limn Board of Works, as early as Marsh lath, had the r stth-tios directed to the subject, wh'sh was refund to a einiesittee, who, however, diet art snake their report until t..e Bth August, jest previous to the board's ?nation ; so that the question has sicced over for two months, to the imminent peril of its not being proceeded with this sent session, se all the settees, in compliance with the standing orders of the Roussel C 0011110•1, have to be delivered before the 30th November. Tee bond have now, however, fined to morrow week fei coneldnetion of the plan recommended by the CARllkittell. Ibis plea Is not very popular with a eonelderable portion of the board, who consider that it Is not suffloiestly direct, and t..st more advantage should be taken of saistiog tho toilet feres Thus Stamford-Ansi is a good, wide, end open thoroughfare, and if the new attest were constructed so as to maks Suiraford-ttreet available, the road would be writ dined and less ezressive. The committee 0•••, however, thought otbarrime, and their prune proposition is, that the street should commesate at the Town-tall, Southwark, should proceed with a earn at the ' beak of Qaten-street to the Southwark-bridge-road, from thence to no almost parallel -1 h CharleVe-e•reet into the Bleektrierernad to the ncrth of Rowland Hilt's Chapel, ttea across the Cornwall road to the Waterloo-road, sew the station, and so a to York-read. The estimated cost is as follows :—From High street, Southwark, to the South. wart-bridge road, the purchase of the property, loxlwills, asw sewers, de., 291,000/. ; from the 8 .uthwerk-bridge road to the Blathfriareroad, 293,4191 • from Blacithrlars road ti the Wat(l.l9ll rood, 210,1931 ; sad from the Waterloo rood to Yerk•road, Lambeth, 02,4871, =skies • Lola of 895,1041. To meet this outlay It is estimated that by the re sale of the property, by sale of gro end-rents, and of old materiels in that portion of theatres% between Hit/h -aunt, Southwark, sad the Southwark-bridge-r0ad,144,804/. will b. realised ; from that porticos between Soathwark bridge-road acd the Blackfrlart-road, 229,5001. ; from that pert between I.lltekfriars-road sad the Waterloo-road, 169,920!. ; sad from the piece between the Waterloo-road end 'ho York-read, 87,4801.; the gsvernment grant will be 90,0001. ; mating • total set-eff of 721.7941.; bevies the se! :CGet of the sew street at 173,310 R—a very small amount, It will he serenity admitted, coasidering the densely-crowded seighboarhood through width it is t. pass, and the number of bull Inge that will have to be pulled dows. Sthald the board decide In (incur of this plea, end eb•ain the 'escape of the govern ment at once, there will be just time to get the notices erred and the bill brought iato the Hesse of Commons nest version, and thee It as taught that the sew street wall be completed in the nuns of the year NA The advs.- bps to the South Esstan sod South Wieters Railways by the e.natruction of this new thoroughfare will be very great, ant it ir :amenity frolt that both thole companirs ought to some fovea: d and subscribe liberally. Both nonentities are fund of =akin eztensions of their HIM, but there are few that will be so een.ceable to di. is as the formation of this taw . There is to law at present satsuma by which they can be comp Hod to ray more this an ordinary . rate payer; but It easy be resible to Wier, a dame is the comicg bill to mass them ec.stribate handsomely to that from wh•eh they will derive peculiar Nineteen. la addition to this sew street fa Boathwark, Mr. Dents thorn's plan tor entities up • wide thoroograere bereft. the corner of St. Martia'roste and Long-sere, and King stree% Covent-gerden, le Wetly at length to be adopted, the Duke of Bedford, the principal it not the sole ground land , ord, cffeneg to contribute 15,4001. toward. She espial , . The oaCay fur this inuakteeded improvement la am vary large, as will be asea Irem the foilowiag incoant. The purchase of the ezieting properties, goodwill, now sewers, .end new paving, is est.:sated to amount to 91,82 W. Agaicst this ma t e ser-off is by the sale of ground rests and old ria.s, and the seatribsUoa of the Duke of Bedford, 61,8001., testis, the set Net of the at 30,0204. Oa the importance cf ibis improvement there cannot be two opintons ; aod fortunately the h, ard and the primmest are of awe mind on the subject. Whatever, therefore, may to the fare of the Southworkoireet, this one is almost sure to to lroceeded with. It has also bees Intermit!, stated during Via past seek that toe prcpasal for r.-building Covent•garden Timmins ow its old sit* hu been abandoced, sad that the Duke of Bedford ts thiaking about palliog doom the 04 church of St. C..venti inks, and re-erection i• on the cite of the theatre, and of pull's, down the block of hmses between Co , tut garden end Bedford-street, to *steed the market In that directi m. This would be a great im; r .rearot, a. the present accommodation is stesedir ply lieci•ro, sod quite insdsgaste to theist:swim, demands of [hi. ~'t InetTOPC44I. Web respeet to the Bsathwork improvement, it may be well to observe that one of the members of the board hoe prepare,' an entire'y sew pan of his owe, sad this is to be considered at the same time a. 'he one adopted by the sow , mime, so that it it not at all ito • soluble, eonaiderlog that the c . mmittee VI re much divided in opinion, Shot MSG alteraions in the origioal des'go may be made. Kato Inttiligtnct. COURT OF assess ■b IN AN r.-OCT. 6. BY OILDZ/ Or TEN The bankrupt was a ;moor, is Bioko/. orate-street The fallen occurred about a twelvemonth ego; and, at the tier. Hiatt' meeting in Mareh het, his Honour directed the bankrupt to be indicted on • charge of removing or Goa lesaline a portion of his property. He was tried at the Central Criminal Court in Jug, sad the result was an acquittaL This was the adjourned certificate meetiag. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditors 1,1261, on which a dividend of Is. 44 is the pound has been paid. Mr. Rollins& appeared for the soignee*, and Mr. Law ' raw for the bankrupt. Hie Honour 'aid there wine one or two points connected with this cam on which b. wished to make • few remarks. This was a case to which the court bad been applied to to order a proweatios to be instituted, under the powers ! granted to it by the lest act of parliament. That presets ties accirdiogly took place; and the man was aimaittet. A statement had shoo been made by the leaned judge (Cele. ridge) who presided on the trial, teaching the of a bankrupt being given in evidence against him, which appeared to be founded on • total misapprehension of the facts. No doubt the learned judge bad spoken from infer matioa gives to him; but that inlormation was wholly in augurate, and did not warrant the remarks he had med.. In this ram the bankrupt, as appeared by the proceedings, bed abundantly aosfeseed the foot which led to hie indictment. He bad stated it ; and it was on the proceedings la the latter part of his ezaminalkta. That examination was ant tendered la evidence, bat it wee mentioned ; and the learned judge declined to receive it, as he 'aid, spoilt the ground that the examination had taken place without the presence of either eosimissioter or regis trar. flappeeitig the fact to to me, the I d ledge had very properly said that an examination so taken ought not to be used spinet • bankrupt; and he was quite right. Bat he had been totally misiafdriaed rto the hot. He (the mmassiseionet) did not rely upon hie own memory, those k there was something so peculiar in the case that the air euntstaeces were perfectly fresh is his recollection. The cam was remarkable in this respect; the man began by denying all that was imputed to him, and then suddenly tamed round, changed his Use, and ad mitted the whole fail. But It was a total mis statement that the eitansinaticm was tatters in a private room, without the presence of either ociensissiseer or registrar. It took star la the epos wart; he remembered It pierftely well. It was true he was not is court at the latter part of the examination, but the registrar, who wee authorised law to act in certain eases la the ahem* of the semmfseieaer. wee in court, sad questioned the mem very =Mutely. He (the commie/toast) afterwards iaterro pted the bankrupt whether he meat to say what he did. He waisted in saying that he did ; and the was sigeed in the erdinary mune. Whoever infer ". m a rtd learned jadp that thee:mastitis was taken in private had made an utter min-statemest of the feet On this ground the etamisadon was net admitted is evidence, end be (the ocismaimioaer) was not sorry for that, for he coneuned in the view which Mr. Justice Coleridge took of the case, though be differed from the other judges, holed log the Lord Chief Justice. Formerly it was held that • bankrupt war boost to answer every qua-' do put to him which was necessary for the fall disclaim of his estate and effects. Lord Eldon bad frequently said, "If it is absolutely necessary to the dial/0- sure of his estate and effects, he mut answer the quietism, though he puts a rope round his own neck." Still, he thought 'intim Coleridge's view of the eon was the better one; and it was remarkable that in tide very ems be bed • said to Use lase, ma he did to meet bankrupt., " Ton bed • better make • Giese breast of it mad Pall the truth, " and had remarked to Mr. Lemma ea the diScsity and apparest lattendetesey of using a bankrupt to toll the truth, and then directs, a predesation against hint, by the law of the land, if a temeeside and the smallest in ducement to a man to cosfem, eseh emedsedet teas occluded from the evidence ae a mattes viscose. It appmeed to be • Martial anomaly in the law VIM lbsysbeal 'abort a bask' rapt to tell the truth, red tel him that It would be better for Waif he did so, sedates direst that the essaisatios se got from him should bodied la oxidises sgalnst him. The fact that this eaWaslita was taken la °pea court was poeitively imarebesuml by Mr. Winslow, the registrar, and the eximiasets ems Ngsed ia his Honour's prance. Mr. Dellseem—l Oa not aware where your Honour got your infennelime as to what the judge said. The Commissiener—l got it from the report of another seas, where the same before the Coen of Criaiaal Appeal ( of the Lard Chief Justice, Mr. Isaias Erie, Mr. Jostles Mt Bares Bramwell, sad Mr. Janice Willem) whether se set the examination of a beak rapt takes before the Costaimisew could be gives to oxi date' against him. Mr. Jostles Osisridge differed from the other Judges, and gave his reasons for doing se is • Issdnotes judgment, as he was sure to do. He said : "In • ease which I tried the other day (alluding to this owe) the bankrupt had boon itemised ; his examinstict• weal expressly to the point, for he confessed what he was charged with; bat, upon inquiry, it tutted oat that the see misatioa wee takes In a private mem, with neither the Qom miseiotor nor the ler/letter preemie" Mr. Dollessa—l wee the witness who was exandaed in reference to that eternisation. Nothing was said about the registrar at all. I was asked whether the sommimirmas was in the sours all the time, and I said he wee not. The Coramitioner—ld you sot say the examiaation was taken ii a private room ? Mr. D011•1411—No; bat the evidence wan mixed up with the speech of the learned costal for the bankrupt. He made a very pretty spiels, desoribiag the interim of a bank rapt subjected to a strict examination le one of the rooms up stein ben, end said be bad often blushed himself at the questions he had bees obliged to pat to bankrupts ender each eirourastaams. The Gossierkeetr—Well, I would eat give a rush for lb. loused eosawl'a blather. (Laughter.) Mr. Dollsau—Nothing was said about the registrar. 1 wasesot asked. The miner—Theo the learned judge has ben shisforand by somebody else. He said that the esamina. fioa took place in the private room, sad that neither the c imealssioner soy the registrar was pretest. With retard to the conduct of the prosecution In this case, a very ins paten question atieee as to cams la which a prosecution la ordered by the mart, as to the mode in which they are conducted, and whether reasonable ears is taken to ensure the object of the prosecution, tamely, the coafietion of the party implicated. For it would honed be idle, and worn this Idle, if, whoa prosecutions were ordered by the mart, they wore to be conducted so negligently, end with so little refugees to ordinary rake, that the parties accused should wan, sot epos the merits, but rpm some defect in the mode of proceeding. It appears that upon this ex• amiastioa being excluded, and upon totally erre noes grounds (for the learned judge said that bat for that he should have admitted ft; he sums t be aware that the registrar bee power to set for the commis sion, is the tame way es • ',dent or a Queen'scounsel may sit for a Jodi. )—they pot kit) the boa two wittiness to prove the fact, which they mild prove, of the r emova l o f the goods; bit they were both sosomplius; end under the' lefieserst, I suppose, of that blosh of the leaned aliquot, they broke dews. It was requisite that some tuft:nation should be afford of what they stated ; and I am curt riled that that 000llneatke, which was in mart, sod whisk would ban been coaelasive, was not tendered. A clerk of the of amigo's was mesect, to whom the bankrupt Dad applied, after this cued:min, and said, "Now that I have told the truth, it becomes unitary that I should alter my asecruata noordiegly." And he was quite right. So he went over his amounts, with the official amignees clerk, tad shared them SIP as to cornered with what he had diee'need is the latter part of his *lamination. Will say maa tell me that that was not confirmation ? Yet the sea was la wort, and the books ; and that cone:min onllnnatioa eras sever tendered. The ruse went to the Jury oe the testimony of these two witnesan, and they, treating thus as aesumplicee, did not convict. Is that the way in which such a proncution should be conducted ? I sheerly nick am. Mr. Dollama—All the evidence wu in the briefs which were to the souneel for t►e presecution. The CuasniasM•er—Well, I think it was a very various aurae to adopt, not to pyre in evidence that imp,. rapt etwifinnatiow of the atateateat of the two accomplices. It le better that • wrong sequittel should take place lima a wrong evavictior, though I do not know that it 4 to la Mr. Lawnse•—l eannot help thishiug that the fact of the court havieg power to order rourcutsoaa is seal cases h atteaded aith very groat be The Coweissioaer—NA if parties are to be acquitted la Ulla way. Mr. Lawrarce—But it will still operate as a wholssioste es:Atkin to others. Your Mosconi kaows that whets • tows fa fairly lausched before • jury, sod the harm, counsel thinks be has proved his ea e, be sosastiat.s leaves it rather shoat, though he has abundant's' of seatirials, and the omission is taken advantage of by the CAILIe I on the other aids. The Coramisalisoor—Willout 'estimator, @video.* I should hate directed the jury just in the same way ; though I here beard it said that convictiors ti blob treason have taken plasm on the evidence of two SCCOMpliees. Mr. Lawrence tali that, ander the eircum t tre.., he In a now ask Inc a eert.fieete, bet anly toy Coe of the 10. e s t iliac. Mr. pollutes submitted that, thoech the man had been acquitted au the criminal charge, be ought not to be allowed to en foto trade again. TheCommissioser —But after a .as has been acquitted by a jury, se matte for what TOWN, Might he to be put is i jeopardy again fer the same eases t Is he tot within the priaciple " New. debit bin vezari pro /e.t.a& cam& t." In theory it may be add that the modest of • can sea trader is qe to • separate question; but I am iodised to adhere to the former view. Is th• use of " Martin end Maisie," the certificates were refused altogether; but weer afterwards granted by the Lords ;lutists, bemires they had been ac quitted by a jury ea a pro...twins. In this cue, the bank rupt has bean acquitted by • jury, and he hull bees • long thee out of hie cortlicate. When was the bankruptcy ? Mr. Lewrenee—ln Aped, 1866. Tt • Coasalesioner-1 weuid lather couider the point. I West be klieg down a peettedebt latch would be dan gerous if I were cow to great the se rtificate. Mr Millman submitted that the general trading of the be kept was still open to the weesideratioa of thesauri. In the course of sin menthe be had totalled upwaeds of 1,1001 of debt., and had only about 2001. of wets. By borrowing mousy of some members of his family, to bad cob' lased credit fora fictitious capi!aL The Commiseloner—Ualeas yen have anything farther to allege bat reeklesestso, I shall give biro a certificate of the lowest mare—telling him that be is a most fortunate pence, and is greatly irdebted to the learned counsel who con doned the promeation, sad who did not give that memo' which be might bare area, mid which would infallibly have convicted the bankrupt. I will therefore give him a certificate of the ►owest Wass, eacsidering that for the other pans of the cur, &shad from those for which the bank rupt has been prosecuted, a suspension of eighteen mouths Is sufficient; and that period hu now elepeed since tLe heekraptcy. Kr. Doliman said that the assignees had no vindictive feeling whatever to the matter. Lawranes—l am quite sore of that. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS 1 THIB WITT 110111LATIONI AB TO OLAIIOETIBHOOSZO. The Chairman. said it at Wore proceeding to tee regular business of the day, which was in the first (astute to re- WITS the jars lige, it hieing the first day et the Wageless' Sessions, It was necessary that he should drew publie atten tion to the importance of the act, l 4 t 16 Victoria, and the 11 19 Victor., relating to alaaght•thou.n, and to Mato what emu Cos curt proposed to adopt with respect to the applications whisk those acts required should be brought before It for elemphte Thome licenses. By the Sositkfield Market Act, 14 & 16 Victoria ' c 81, see. 80, it was enacted th at "F rom an d a f ter t h e l it dsp of December is the year seat following that in which the dughterhoune provided under this act are opened, no other plus within the metropolitan police district, as origi nally constituted and defined by the act of the 10th year of King George the Fourth, chapter 44, shall be wed as a slaughterhouse without a lianee had for that purpose from the last preceding Miehaelmes Qeerter Sessions of the Peace for the county, liberty, or divisioa I. which such place I. simile ' who are hereby authorised to great each licence where is their diacritic's they think proper, signified under the hand mid seals of four or more of the justices there assembled, and no fee or nwath shell be taken for say auk Basun, and if say person us as a slaughter house any pines within the district aforesaid, other than tho slaughterhouses provided under this act, which is not for the time being licensed under this set, every per.on so 'finding shall for each offerce be liable to a peachy not eneeding five pomade." The 18 sad 19 Vic., c. 120, sea 131, enacted " that before any Beaus for the use of any plus within any parish men timed is either of the mbeduliee (A sad B) to this act, as a ilmighterhouee, is granted by any quarter serious of the pease louder the provisions of the am of the angles holden la the 14th auditing yeas. of her Majesty, e. 61 (the Meteors- Mu Market Act), one month's previous cottage( the lutes else Be apply for each Henn shall be given to the vestry or Millie beard of the perish or distrot la which each place is *Me. he the latest that mach vestry or district board, if they think It, may show cause against the gnat of such Beimm." Be believed that the different vestries and district boards had referred the satiate they had remind to their respective medical and sanitary Actin, Ifer them to rep:rt on the subject, and he thought It weld be very desirable that the local boards and the mails Mates in gassier sessions should sat I. unison. as far as possible, to carry out the wise objects of the legislature fa m important a sanitary Improvement. He thought it would facilitate the asmagements requisite to be made if the man now directed the dirk of the pease to write to the keel boards, raisestiag them to finish the mart with a list of the notices of such applications se they had received, together with &pies of the report of the medical or sanitary °Moen aped each ease. Further, he would suggest that a eon • minim be appointed to eeisider what rules and regulations *odd be hosed for the hearing of applications for moth liesMaidh emit eaminittee to beteg up their report no the 10th, and that the tied and eaboopeat days be appointed to take the applhatlosebeeeseadisealleo. After • molt Ithemehe, readedese is aceordsaee with the sbahseas'a sompestiese wove adopted, sad the following were eppelated the oleesaittee :—The Chairman, Mr. Km 'head, Beteekiag, Mr. Gould, Mr. Tinley, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Anastsoag, N,. Boniest, Mr. Tuner, and Mr. W. Bedkia. -- Classiiou wen pot to the emit is to whether ponces sp• plylag for licenses were to do is through solicitor and smaneol, or whether they wen at liberty, ie unoppmed sum, to appear in persou and present the certificate of the vestry approving of the applisatica to this omit. The Mainmast said that if as applicant thought flt to 'employ a professions! gentleman, of COMM he could do so ; bet it would be a lastest of disseetioe, If as application was eaomeed, that le, was simaelensid by the loos! board, th o : A a t zhoaat could appear nroseally, or by solicitor or a sad pesetahis estefeste, whea the cowl would take the one toe eteellteeles ; bet ma whets persona waylay evellel tbeseelete et professiocal aid, which re may eiees well be deoleable. perbei it bo better Wit Mg abseil be fa ettotilmee i bet e *kat would be m assed by the eessittee. .0.,... sr.f. Cbarles Dennis wee indistid gOT bay', g stolen 82 lbs. of their lied, the property of the West India Dock Company, from BMr. Bodkin appeared for tbe prolecutios. The prisoner was found Osn hy , sad a previous conviction fora like offence having born proved against him, he was sentenewd to four years' psnal servitude. Thomas Ralson' and Thonsu Ryan were toasted for 'rialtos a linden cistern. vase IL 10c, from the Shorediteh umbra' of the EastemCoantim Rahway, and were found itYU said he had ottlyJast »tamed hem the Cria••, sad had received a good shavairter ea his dbebarge. He had Men led tato tbb forego by Robots. They wire erateaced to fear swathe' bard label, each. John Lofoten, 25, was fogad Guilty of giallog the earn of Si. 6d. from the till of the Lord Nelson yableshoom at He west in, bad some refreshment, and chugsd ball a wthereigs. kith' lasdlord tasted ►is back the pr toner liaised our the coaster, and took oat of the till tke sum atasticced. itastaiitrd to three smooths' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MAMMON-HOWIE. William Lister, a Yorkshire mats. was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with havieg smuhed a pace of p 1... in a toe hotiorer's shop window sad stolen a cults. valise 6J. flaaannah Hardy, servant to M's. Hills, of Kiag WtlJam street, said—Last right, shout 10 agnate, to 11 Welsek, the prisoner wilfully knocked his elbow through our wiadow, and took oat a cake. I went oat and brought bun in with the sake in his hand, and asked him why be did so, and he said be did It to he sent to yews. I cal/ed la the police men, and gave him into custody. The pollarman—Upon beteg galled into the shop, I found the prismer with this cake in kis hand. Ile did not deny that ha had broke, the window and taken it. The Lord Mayor—Well, prisoner, what bays rat to sty about this class's against as abk-hocied a man so you us ? The prisoner—Why, my lord, I haven't been able to sit work, end so_what could I do ? The Lord Major—Let so know something attar yet what place do you come frees ? The pvieoser—From Leeds, your lordohip. The Lord Mayor—And what's your rg i ? The nrisoter—l am 41 years old. The Lord Mayor—And net get work, but prefer the anoakirg via of breaking • window. You ere • very ugly sample of Yorkshire, indeed. (Laughter.) The prisoner—l came to Loudon to look (or work, and I could. t gel say anywhere. The Lord Mayor—And how lorg le Italica you lift booty ? The pioneer—Well, it'a • good whits now, Sys or aim niosthe, I believe; I am mere I don't know. The Lord Mayor—And low have you supported your self ? By !weskits wiodows sad serving 3 ourself trona what woe inside ? (Laughter.) The prisoner—No. That was lb. first window I bake. I sold my clothes. The Lord Mayor—Sold your clothes. Why, if you had beim ',Virg your clothes idea you left brine you would have some to ay stark welted. (Laughter.) The prisoner —No; I had some mosey with se. I am a papersta!str, end they bed Loam, to give me to no at bow., or anywhere aloe. The Lord Mayor—Will, you shan't ezertii• the now trade you have chows in London. I shall give you sienna t o that effect by .euding you ass :ogee and vegabood for 21 days to our Bride well. The Prisoner—Yes, my lord. (A laugh. The Lord Mayor—And what will you do whoa you eons out? _ _ _ The Pr soner—l'm sure I don't know, my lord. The Lord Idayor—l suppose I must wad you home to Yorkshire. _ _ . The P; of my lArd, Ido think that's the beet thing you can do with me. I don't was* to stay hers any loaner. The Lord Mayor—And what will you do when y u get home The Prisoner (erotehiog his hoed)—Well, your lordship, I dos% know; out I wish you would send me home to Yorkshire._ __ The Lord Mayor—lf you are ea helpless a creature there as you are hero, 1 dos't know what on earth they can tarn you to. It is quite evident that vole area bay, idle, hulk-1 Mg fellow, .ho w mid at say time peter the come bcon ol a veeaking t Beam to honest labour, gad you are committed as a rogue god v2geband for 21 days. Thomas Rand was chtreed. Alfred Maynard, sigeol.maa at the Blackwell Railway, said: Yesterday morning, between 10 and 11 o'chck, I west into Harrow alley, and tbei prisoner grabbed at my watch aid got it ;only oat of my pocket. I caught his baud sad held ►im until a pelicemen came up. Several follows tried recces him and to gat hold of my watch, but ware unable to effect the robbery. The prisoner, who had bees twice committed previously for attempts to rob poisons in a similar wey by "imitative" at their yroperty as be ran is Ito streets, was committed for three months as a rogue sad a vagabond. Jane Smith was committed for six weeks to Bridewell for haylag bad in her pmeenslos some brushes sad mats which eke had stoles from the house of her emp'oyer, gad painted The Lord Mayor requested that the press would seknow• bars the dosatimi ct six?et tee, in moppets, from " 11. M." to the poar•tox. The Lord Mayor elect has nominated Use Rev. Albert Alcoa, M.A., lemairer et St. Bekaa'', Sishopegate, and late manta of St. Oeorge's._llegover-equaris, to be his cbaplsia. GUILDHALL. ♦ patlesaa, whams name did sot taaasylsa, mad a lady (lin. Aladdin), applasi to idagietcaie lox kis advice. A relative of his. mama Johanna Maddis, insured the life of lisp nether, Elea Fitzgibbon, in the Calton Insurance Oleo, 39, Moorgate-street, for 1004., and had paid mi lord, for two re►rs the hall-pearly premium, amounting in all to nosily 201. Applicant went that day to the .ffiee to pay the premium just doe, when be found the office shut up. He then west to the private residents of one of the &melon, Mr. Winn, of 13, Finehury.eosare,who bad stoned the policy, and fr..se bins he learned that the affairs of tit* office were being wound up in Chancery. He wished to know whether he could not summon Mr. Winn, es one of the signing directore, to compel him to refund the mosey. Alderman Esgieton said it was a case in which he could render him no assistance, but be would advise applicant to go to a solicitor. BOW.BTREHT. Thorns Burdett Howe, who mad he was ton years in the employ of Mr. Spooner, comer o f Southemptm-stmet, Strand, ma printer, was charged with Jumping off one of the river steamers, at the Adelphi Pier, oa ffueday. It wee proved that the defeadaat wee art oat of the water by the cep airs and two other prams, and that he messed very glad of it. Mr. Hall—He was drank, of gowns ? Witness replied is the eflirmatim; but a "(Mead and former relative" of the dsfealeot laid he wee sot as habitual drunkard. — Mi711;11-74ai do you mesa by a "former relative?' With. es—He was rtiatird to me by marriage many poen ego, but the wife died. Mr. Hall—And thin the relationship ended ? Witness—Yes. (A leash.) The defendant assured hie worship that hi had no inten tion to destroy himself. He was contused by the drink, acd by an attempt which was made on board to rob ham Ha was dkettargod. MAHLBOROUGH-STREET. Enoch ESb was charged with suffering a ferocious dog to go at large. A little boy named Smith said he was rolling his hoop in Little Portland street when he was enddenly sttacked by • dog belcngisg to the defendant. He was thrown down, but he managed to beat the dog from his face, and was then bitten in the thigh. The defendant mid the ectoplainant had been teaaing the dc his was denied, and the denial was confirmed by one of the companions of the complainant. The father of the complainant said the dog was constantly Bylaw at people in the street. A little girl proved that the tics Sew at an infant she was semis' and tore off its sock a fen weeks ago. Mr. Beadoa at Ant proposed to regales the defendant to psy the owe cf the summons and to promise to muzzle the dog, but to consequence cf the de foodant's pertinacity and the line of defence he lock, be fined the defendant 20e. and outs. THB ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Last night a meeting of the depositors in the Royal British Bank was held at St. Martin's hall, for the parpoae of receiving the report of the committee appointed on Friday, the 6th of September. Mr. J. WYLD was is the chair. The Citothmote said that circumstances had arisen since the last meeting which had induced the committee. to think it desirable to °all the depositors together, to lay before them a statement of their past transactions, and to take their Mitsui:does as to their future conduct. He read the report, of which this is an atytrvt: Since the last meeting of the depositors, the chairman and Mr. Taylor, deputed by the committee, had waited upon Mr. Coleman, who prepared the stotemest of the accounts of the bank, and who, before the appointment of the latent& manager, kiedly gave them testy information in his power, and he stolid that he was assured of an available dividend to the depositors of 12s. in a short period, and that he was prepared to carry out an amegentsot fora composition with the creditors, if they approved of it. Os Friday the chairman had an interview with Mr. Harding, who had been appointed the interim manager, and who told the chairman that he intended to conduct the affairs of the Royal British Beek without re fennel, to the interests of the solicitors; and as an of hie inteetiocs, he had issued forms for the proof of the debts of the depositors ;and that, according to his powers under the act, he intended himself to carry the proof. before the judge, and that he would thereby saes the estits the espenses of the attorney's charges, which he estimated would, under the former practise of windier-up joictotock companies, bare amounted to 6,0001. or 7.0001. ; that he kind the elsims against the bank to be 6,000 in somber; that he proposed to commence taking the proofs of debts at the Stilted branch on the Bth October neat, sad as he estimated that he could not receive more than 300 &afros on each day, it would be the sad of this month before the proofs of the deposit creditors' skims would be completed; that dories the same time In 'lnsist be reputes to carry before the Vice.Chaneellor a list of the contributors, according to the fltswp-once list, but tha' with all despatch be could not declare • dividend before the end of the year; that, with the information at that tins before bits, he could not declare a dividend of mote than 6s. is the pound at the end of the year 1866; and that his im pression was that the whole sffsirs of the bank, under the ordinary course, could not be wound up under two years, but that he was prepared to obtain advances es the 10011 - Titles of the bank, end that if the depositors would accept, a composition of 16'. is the proud be would pay a dividend of 6e. in the pound in the month of December, 1856, and ism* promissory notes under the authority of the Court of Chancery for the payment of b.. is the pound at the end of sin months, and 61. in the pound at the end of twelve months. The commit ire regretted to sey that so proposition for en amicable arrangessi.t had yet bees made to them either by the directors or by soy large body of th e shareholder, but that delays ltad been occasioned, and according to primes% appearances no progress would be made till after the ap pointmeot of the cMcial manager on the 13th of October. They called upon the depositors to appeal to the Vim- Chat:tutor for an 'guilty of representation with the there• holders before tee judge, which they urg.d upon the groucd that the winding-up of an ordinary joint stock com pany diger, in all its elements from the proposed winding-up of toe Royal British Bank, se t only from the turpitude of the tranuctions to be dealt with, bur also from the different position of the del °lit creditors of tee hank to the ordinary trading creditors of joint-stock coos: anise. In the Menace of so ordinary joint-stick mutiny the cth liter has not entrusted the compact' with his whole capitol, and has Daly credited the company with a small amount compared With his property; but as the operstion of the bank was carried on in the district. of Limbed, Borough, Islicgtrr, and Whitschapel, and not before entject to ranking operdions, the deposit eredites of the British Beek, in a majority of hideous, have entrusted the Royal Britia'r Bark with their who!, capital, and ars reduced to ruin and d.rititutioa. Is conclusion, the onnesittes said th, interim manger has issued forms in which he asks the depositors if they will ei cent a cornrosition. It is for them to determine if they will await the realisation of the funds Deanery for their full repayment; cr, if it be possible, that as orrangemeat be made by which they will accept a composition for thin debts. The CHAIRMAN obeerved that he had received a number of eatraymoos lettere, threateaing them that if they did sot accept anything they could get, they would get nothing. But they would not te intimidated by soon means from takirg the course they had dear ined. Lit the depositors cossider will whether they would eceept s oomposltion or not. At a late meeting It wee mated that the emits of the bank amoonted to 268,6481. 8,. 114., that the liabilities amounted to 539,3001., that 288,6481 being exclusive of the Welsh Ccal Works, upon which 1,0001. had been exploded Amongst the sharehohlers were men, individosis of large property who could afford to pay either 501. or 801. spurs each share. Mr. CoLuxor; then addreued the meeting, and mid gist if they did not merle lb.'', tams, and went on to obtain the full animist of their deposits, the shareholders would contest their liability. He would advise them to reflect on the evegeetion belied made, fcr the ands did not show mote than 12.. in the pond independently of the liabili ties. They were to Chancery, and without the judpe'e emotion they could not get cut of it. it be was appoieted es official manager, he would do all in his power to stet ss Imp a dividend as possible. (Cries of We will have all or soar.") A Dtrosyrox wished to know If the 70,000 7 . was included In the 28.00 W set down es meets? Mr. COLZICAX sad Mr. Brewit's amount was ineluded witb many others. He bad gone througb the Dm:lth, sod believed test tbe whole of the assets Le had sea down ought to be realised. I.lr. R. TAYLOR moved a reeolutioa recnnimonding the appoistment ot Mr. Coleman es oftimel meaorer. This was seconded by Ur. Kits, and wee carried unanimously. A resolution was proposal by Mr. Fiurrcis end seconded by Mr. lionnisow—" That the committee be empowered to entertain any proms' fora mineable cAnprom le." tar. RICHARDSON urged the sccepteacs of a compromise of 15.. in the pound. The raolation was tarried ucauitnously, and a tots of thinks was parsed to tits shaman. KOSSUTII'S VISIT To 'MANCIIESTEII.—It will be seen that the illeetriour ex-Cioveradr of Hosiery I. to deliver three leveret In trat Free-trade Hal:, in the second week of November neat, on " The Present Stets of Italy,' and on " The Concordat between Austria and the Pope." Duriag his r.sidenee in Maochester, he will be the guest of our resat Wed townsmaa, Alexander Henry, Esq., late M.P. for South Leoceehire. The affairs of Italy, and the present state vf the continent in geoeral, have of late deeply tem pied the attention of U. Koiseth, and his leauree will, we believe, be amply illestrated by reference to diplomatic decease's. We saders'and that Adam Black, Eeq., M.P. for Ediabarsh, has coasanted to take the ettr if at a great ' nacelles of the workmen and mechanics of Edinburgh, to be held on the 20th of the present month, convened for the purpose of lisaniar tea epeeist madras to be delivered to them by U. Hoseetk.-11necAseter Fstuniner and Tholes. W IiCKS.—WO (Shipping Oinetl4) publish our monthly treasury of wreolo, from which it appears that during the mouth of September the number of wrecks re ported was 127. Its the month of Jaeoary the member was 263; he Fetweary, 174 ; In klatch. 145; la April, 157 : la May, 112; le Jane, 84; is Jely, 104 ; end in August, SS— melded a total laths put alas maths of 1,246. M4RKEIB. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK HETURNB.—Ocr. I haPerted. ID*lire, ed. Pr. Stork. I Soo A a,W.lndla arts 2,800 lesuzilne. tap 900 Her' 6.1 3192ea5,9 .se 10,600 Penang bags s. Foo 3 OO. 6,200 03rru, B.?. mks Mod% .... ......... 100 Ceylon .esals hwi 340 CoCUM ign LP. Fore Itins,B.P. - - 3,40 u 24000 11,760 173,040 10,. 00 110,000 - - 0,300 131,000 18 418 180 3,800 730 7,300 300 3,008 - iii 1,066 1,130 31.600 TALLOW. The arrivals last week removed Use pressure for tallow on spot, aid ptioss receded in th.t position from the quotatices ef IN; Moeda,. The demand, however, btu hen good, sad we have again recoesran part of the declloe. Town toffee is very scarce, and is not to be bought at all in the market, the meiters having none to offer to the trade. The gootation se purely noeinal. The movement of lb. Bank of angland to-day has bad no effect on our mark t, which hat been firm to all position,. On spot and for all the mont► prime are much the same Si on Saturday; for future perio is or deism we bare to quote an sdvinec of 3d. to Gd. per cwt. We leave off spot Sim. All this mooth, 50a. Yd. to die ; Oct 'ad Dee, os, buyers; Jso and Marnbi ifth ed.; specific months, Soo. rd. to 30e. gd. We quote— Palm oil, 455. to tr s. ; cocoa cutoff, tech* 485.; ditto, Ceylon, 46e. to 4E4. Ike.; linseed oil, die gd ; t How oil. 375. W 38a.; chtto Elaine, 470. 10d.; town tallow. 61e. 9d., net aseL—(Prom Moue. Smith and Charles' Limier of Monday reenter. COTTON.—Lncaporm, Ocr. 6. The isles of cotton tcsday are estimated at from 3,000 to 11100 balm of which 1,570 have been taken for ezporL slid 1,000 on sprealation. The sales eaespriasd 170 Paeans and Maranhao:l, at Sid. to 70. ; ISO Bah* at bid to sfd.; 300 Egystisn, at Sid. to 94.; 1,000 Surat, at 464. to S O .; and 190 Pea Islands, at lid. to 1.. 7d. per lb. The total sales des Thursday reach 37,000 bales. and the import dui log the nee period 0,000 bales. The market closes Army. Compared with Friday's rates pious of Amerloan are eesrly id. per lb. dearer; other ail LINEN TI34DE.—The demand for white linens has erperienced to change due last rert. with, however, • lc-onset of good den mand for Wands and t he States. Brown linens have been forward this week more pleMilully, and demand bas been more active. with. ono hawever, any material change in prices. The blembeelds are turning out large quantities el goods, and the new promos patented by Weems. Wal ace, which we noticed in a recent publication, is hkely to prove of great advantage to the trade. Espidition in bleaching is 000 Maas greatest nquialtea. and If that be attained without Jejune' the aril. the manufacturer is able to meet his orders with certainty, arid to take wiwnithlte Marty favourable phase which the market may pre vent. The export of linens and thread for the peat week le 1,507 packages. Tanta have barn purchared largely on epeculation, and prime are fair tor the mason. Welts of the low deactiption• have been • sold at moms radnettom The imports of yarn for the week are 319 balm, being an imam over the cavorts by 44 bales, 1a Dundee market the demand Mr yarn. Is very intive, and prices tally main. based. Plan comes to market in wail quantitie., and priors are in. ther lower. At Naghendelt, on Wednesday, milled sold at M. 4d. to 106.7 d., and remedied at G. 2d. to 7s. Prices in Enna and in the mart§ of the Derry district are upheld. In the Beirut district we quote sallied 7s. 9d. to IV. and hand witched OP. Id. to Ts. 6d. per 64000 of lithe. The uports are only 17 tons, and the imparts 124. This season's produce affords many lots of superior fibre.—Bellast Iforisry. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 21114 a Par MN- Total. Total ZAILWATII. epee. amain ettondlm. 1156. 1866. _ . Fortnight ending Amen 30. A A A 61 A Demerara Weak endlne Bent. 6. 6 Grand 1 runk of tnnada .... 613 2.25 1,636 MIA 4,633 Week ending Der& 19. Greek Waken of Canada .... 283 9.213 4.573 13,765 10,066 Weak iodine Oat 4. London. Bilikton. and South )4 °oast Sonte Limier. FIINCE RAILWAY Tzarrio —The following are the lut returns of the gross rece:pts of the principal French rail ways, front the 16th to the nod Sept.: noseeem—Psuesues. 462,1626 ; goods, 600,622 L; total, I 062. 2141. 479,3@0L ; goodo, 467,318 f.; total. Outman. Posasnaers, 484,3134'. ; gooda, 691,7064 ; total, 1,11143,0110 f. 6111•3111110. Pasetypro, 317,1064; goods. 503,1041. ; total, 111111,715 r. liloaraaasv. —Pommies,. 20,130 f.; goads, 22,0041.; t0ta1,42,083f. LTOXlL—Paseesvar, 439,0044; goods, 377,2614 total, 1,031,M;34 Linos so lisarrasaaaaan.—Pasologers, 231,17 H.; goods, 439,66114 total, 673,1634 nut. Pustagers, 20,1214; 'cods, 19,1961,; tot* 89.230 f. lionesaw.—PaParagora, 163,620 t. ; rood., 40,122 ; total, :03,7/24 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASIJA.LTIES. Driver, sailed from LiverpoOl On Ve7i.l2.,ftn• Ken York, and has not time been beard of. Lillie (barque), Meter, of South Shiel.'s, was fallen in with a dere. het Oct. 2, 8 cm., lat. 48, ton. 0, by the screw steamer ".telps, ar rived bete yesterday from Palermo, which pa: her mate (Mr. Fruer) and .Is hand., with provisions, instruments, &e.. on board the barque, on which they made pail at I p.m., when the steamer lilt them.—Liverpool, Oct. 8. liargract (schooner), for Plymouth, woo roa down ymterduy after. noon, of the Croony lights Lip. by the sore.. Wainer Vigo, return. log from a trial trip; crew ra.e,L —Liverpool, Oat. 8. Mary sod Jewish, Startle, from Dangerven to Liverpool, pot bunk to the former port. Oct. I, with la of sells, fortywd, and 'maim overboerd.—Llmepool, Oct. G. Marianne, of Falmouth, from Quebec, was upcken on Oct. 2, of Querectown, with km at deck load, !pan, &C., and waterloelfed, end too. men Iran overbnord. be the Ocean Traretler, Captain Boardrasts, arrived bare.—Llvarpotd. Oct. 4. Lemmas. awes AT Pollnow Ponra.—Great Britain (for Sharg bre,, aid Ansel:ea (lor Manilla), at At jar; a.olbon, Jhelum, and Entries, at Valparaiso; Foaming (se) (for Alemuadris), and Taurus (ra) (for Constantinople), at Malta; Onerriesia, at Bands; Industrie. Zagora, Albino, meant. and Aviatie, at Alexandria; Jenne, at tit. Thornier; Kalka Pira, at Demerara: Toronto, and City of Manches ter, at Qualms; B. B. Parlor. at Halifax; Granite, and James Little field. at C.Ilso; Kangaroo (ea), at Phitadslphia ; Clint, at Aden; Gleaner, at Batavia ; Ream, at Puerto Othello (for ht. Thomas); Beaver (W, at Havre; Yalth at Ilelrcet. PaILILD roa fnrm Foo-ehow. , c,o, July 15; esstriev, from lit. Lucia. Dept. 11: Margareilm. and A. Y. Moore, from Corlvpo, previous to Aug. S; New York Packet, Stitt. 2, Vil ate Girl, 22nd, mid Mena r. and Conquest 51td, Irtva Atesundrm; Ca. mere, from Manila. MLR. 1; }.lint lilnda, frt m Velparlamt, Ja.y :1; Balboa (se), dept. 2 and Storm King, 2 , th, from NAL VISBSELB 81OKRN WITH. A. 14. Of Los ion, from Pivlr.pore foe London, July 8, lat. 1 N., lon. los E. Anne Lama from Liverloa for Buenos Arrrs, Aug. 20, lat. 12 N., lon. 71 W. Benin, Into Benin fur Lirceponl. ik pr. 7, lat. 1 5 N., ion. 22 W. i wa're• oh p). Bum ablinglue for London, 138 lay., Sept. 12, let. So. to N., lon. 37 W. Celina, from air Ca for Ilverprol, Peat. 16. tot. 36 N., lon. 37 W. t. ho. :tom Lawon for Mato..., aux. 13, lat. 1. 7i. 100. 14 W. Mori equiv., from Liwerpool 1 r Calcutta, Aug. 28:lat. 11 N., lon. 24 W. 38. Donald (barques, from Lcßdon for Quebec, out 21 day., all well, Sept. ;inn: 2fapllen, from sing.; ore fur London. July 8, lat. I IC.. lon. 111 E. 11. Jacob, from Near York tor Lirerrol. Sept. 11. 4L. 10.35, 1an.62. tivritarrland, nom London toe Adelaide, Aug. 12. lat. 12 N., 24 W. Thome. Fteldea, of Liverpcol. from London far Bombay, Sept. 3, tat. II II lon. 2. W. Waiter Duncan, loom Calcutta for London, Sept. IS, lat. 31.41 N., kg. NA W. [Advertiseraeut.]—HOLLOWAlrli PILLS EXTRAOM. Moser In tun (no or DICPPY.—Narals James. living with Mrs. Wilder', of Oldham.ro.d. Manchester. bad broom' of fyieb a else from dromy as to ►c a burthen to herself; every usual to etreent was used, bat without elket. In this rad Mlle she tried Holoway's pills, and by them alone the weer out ratirely re-eased from her moa . and an effectual mire pet forted. Thew mile were lately tried on two droiskal pat•enta di...buried as biennial.. from a Loodca bowiltal„ and both were cored by this In.nsos aireirine. anl l by all mwYelas wader* tb.aue boot the weed ; at Profaeor Holl-wsy's Etraalleh tnent., 244, f frsod, London, and MO, Mu •mica', New York; be A. Stamps, Consten•moyla A. Godley. assynu ; and K. Mull', liana. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IIAtITMAN.—Oet. ; at Soution, -- 11;;;Ife or Mr. T. Tarttrtam, R.N.. di Poo. ELLICONIBE.—Oet. 3. at BIUTOWP fledges, ( ■rehaltot, the it..., of O. B. Ell.colebe. t N., of e d.tuenter. JACIS.O2I.—Oet. 2. at ktoo.tl.b., a itcl.-h..1, tie wife of J. A. nt. Peg deuchter. LAP —Ott. 2. at Latdolph-road, Mahla-bilL Mrs. IL J. Lapwortb, at a daughter. LOWTHIML—Oct. 2, at Hereford, the %Lk. of St. O. Lowther, En, of • roe. 1101tT6h.- Ost. 3, at IN mbury.r.al, I ower Clar toe, the w.fo of ol . daughirr. • kITCHIK. Oct. 5, it s. Jam. Ewlog Finch;ey-common and Clifford's-IL 4 ol urn. SMITII.—Ort. S, at Susie,. t!ace, Winton, the wife of Mr. W. IL Smith, of • sm. MAititl AGES. COLLIA-NEILD.- Oct. r, ?jot tlng.bill. C. W. Collis, Esq., of the Flat's. Stnurbridee. Woreoetersbire, to Clara, daughter of U. J. bell& E . q.. ot lienstneun park.gardeos. EIODUSON- WHSAT. EY....-1 1 / 4 5. 5, et Wnlent Bath, by the Rey. A. H. Widdrinron, M. A., IL N. ilo.zron. Lieut. 9th it ICI., to Ellett. dgughter ci Woo-Col. Olteatiey, of th • Hensel roealry. tTERSoN -CA ttTW elollr- , At. 1, at rt. rantfaS Chgre.b. t y the Kew. W. (.111, M.A.. H. Pa•ersoa. Fip., of Wiznb edoo. Surrey, to Letitia Jett. dsuehter o! the late T.( artoright, Esq., of Upper Ctiellott. •Irret Fa' zrOy.eqtr.te. BAN oil 2. at Whittle:arch. floopehire, T. U. timid ord, be., of sandford, Shropshire to Sarah Halsted, dough. ter of Capt. W. 11. Poole, N.A , of Tr trick to the tame eoue:y. DEATkIB. E 3 TElL—net. 3, at Novb;t " efs7 er — sr ."' ilweeterlisld. slut a 1.. days' Intents suffering, borne vim a igudo, John Chriner, Esq. Re rested on (heist, s. the Rock of A gs," and his cod 11 nesse. ILIRBY.—net. 1, at Chester-street, Birkenhead, Mr. KAY, Wed 411. M6et111401313.—00t. 4. Edgar John, son of Mr. E. J. Messenger, ot Olessalligrove, Oid Kent-rood. aged 21. PELLY.-00. 4, at Warnbani Court, Horsham, Helen, dansbUr of Sir J. IL Pilli,Pett , aged 14. ItOßY.—Oat. 2, at Iligetrest, Richmond, Surrey, Ann, ati . e of Ir. W. Roby. aged M. fillEDDEN.—Clet. 2, at Torre Abbey, tkvon, Sr.toden, Sm., for merly of Brooklands Hants. aped 82. 8211114.—0 ct. 3, at his revideac 4. Norfolk 1 odge, South 1 1 4.mma, Benjamin Smith, Esq., in the 69th your of h, age. STAN SROUGII. —Oct. 2, Arthur. eon of J. Stanbrough. Esq.. of .171;;;WY — aard 5 I ST. LESIR.— Oat. 11. at Kress Rectory, Peron, Charlotte, wig* of true Ray. R. A. Bt. Leger. Vet 60. pri n ted end b, Wit, t•tl n !tn. Of NO. I. L ether!! !knot, la the C,ty of Lawlor, Prieter. at thstlllke. leesheid Miner, is the rtectatt al If kuatiars. MAI. °maxi, LlO4. 13,300 I:3,000 19,00 147,000 800 4,100 8,700 9,!20 21,309 r fl II , i?