The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-19 00:00:00

THE =TREK 'Fumy Erman,plErsmartit ab Nntelligence. mans. I mew kw. I nes • plolatif is thisl Miss until I was said. lam not • Wenner of the cowpony. Kr. essfir-1 an me of the treeless of at Nowa& Society. am also a director of the Western Life Amur asenolles. The Notelets Satiety dratted Wiseman@ is Mr. Jodrell's life in test cMce I. 186/ sad 1863 at as lammed premium. Tao Writers boo paid. Lird Campbell did not think this salaam was sdasksiblo. Crourezasinad— I kaew saki*, of those tramsetiono Wain a tle waste* of me moiety or se Monne, of the other. Nr. J. Ls Cspolsmo, actuary to the Albion Life Aswan ficieWty, moved Imolai mode • caloolatim epos the life of Mr. Jodrell ea behalf of tha plotatiffe. (The letter regnant. 1 Was es We th• ealinalatioa nos put Is and reed. It was slowed by Ms. Norris, who ..abound that Um la, me an laidliesest ems, but bad bem aceoptsd at 4J. odd per mat. b,ais it slim) I. 1348, Mr. Joann's life W 64 Mama la AMN'. Kr. Mswo—l am washer of the Narwhal' Reversionary flocilety. I ham bees so since 1836. At tbe sad of July, 1162, Mr. Arnold applied to us for is adman) d way apota the We of Mr. Jodrell. At that time I never bad honed sophists of his family or estates. I was entoiord Is =UMN 6s title of the family property. It was • lm dalcaliy. A draft of • deed was then pren mod mad soot to Mr. Arnold, tbe prolnisioaal sacker of Mr. Jodrell. It was 'approved of sad enraged. I was primal at the tim of the dead. Timm was also a astral ca gamey. Mr. Arsold was preseatat the meow nm of both instrameste The deed was 'zinced as the COURT OF QUERN% ',TWOS AT MI TAM AT GUILIN, n N IILTON AID 071111/ P. ll•liDtrlT AID onnee.-.Till SODNILL POLICIIIII OP INSOZANCi. This was an actin broeile by the plaintiffs, who an the nuttier of Norwell Reversionary &day, to moner fens the dolmens', who an the neaten of the Weeteda sin and General Lite Amosistime, the sum of 1,6001., bean the await of a policy whish was effeeted brthe plantifs with thee ea the life of Mr. Richard Peel Hayes Jodrell, on the /kb September, 1862. The defendaate pleaded that the policy had ben °beamed by (read au the part pillatiffs ; that they falsely dWand that Mr. Jodrell new had say liens eines ehildhood which was ealealated shorten life, whereas they well knew that he bad wand from amen of detente tremens I also that they had de clared that be was not of intemperate habits, whereas De was tabitually latemperate, and frequently intoakiated, and that this waa also wed known to the lased& Sir Frederic Madre, Sir Farr) Kelly, sad Mr. Mae Samara wen ferr the ppilaateatifai sad Mr. SeilOaat Mr. Snell, sad Id,. assesty *Nth, defesdante. Sir F. Thinly, eseerd thews to the jury. The felleeng einem, nen celled: Mr. Henry Neerle. to the Norwich Them Re versicnery &slaty. mimedeell Sir F. Kelly-1 have held this tette ornerier, he leer year. le 1862 a proposal Was lent to the del OM part of Mr. Jodrell. It was made tt rash a Me. ffses44 • solicitor. The proposal was for • loan et teed , whim& wee to be paid by • deferred sons, six mouths dlor dme deell el his father, without the ny meat of soy Wend la Illse meantime. Mr. Jodrell was at that time b 4, sad Ide YAW. dk Richard, 71. The ofbes submitted the pespeed he es estuary. Oar actuary was sad it we. imid hobo Hr. J. Le Canine, of the Albion, and he mob a Jerre cm which we Wed. The defined sum was sainkeed at 26,8001., aid was to he enured by an asamity of 4,0001. ee the life of Mr. Jodrell, sommeseing with the death of his father—that was by way of penalty, if the deferred sun wee sot paid. If the deferred was paid, there was to be no anauity. He was united to come Into esesiderable estate' on the death of his father. Is the nentine leserasets were to be affected oa Mr. Jodnli's lile he the esssilty of the Nortnah•offin, and dares the life of Mr Ridged the offin bad to pay the premiums on the policies whelk we obtained. Amon other offices with which I emend tab oommunleatioa wee the Wastafaster. - - 7th 14i7.71:r7Tb. naipt for lb. a - o;sireia - tioTt ro — Y is mimed oa the deed produced, and the amber of the sons stated. The nomey was given to Mr. Jodrell on the meeatioa of the deed. la Jaly, 1863, a soroad applieatioa was node by Mr. Jodrell for a lean. Mr. Dowses, the sotaary, wee omealtod with reference to it. Os this ena sioa I send se selseitor both for the Norwish &duty sad for Mr. Jodrell, Ms. Arnold bolsi at the time oat of the eauttry. The nosey was paid to Mr. JodroU ea Um 26th October. 3,00 W. was paid to the Palladian for nosey tiny bad 'dumped to Ida, sad the 10,0001. was glen to Mr. Jodrell la my pommel, the Rambo' of the Rotes Wag stand oa the doa. I Mow maim; at this pried of his health or habits. _ _ _ . . . . . ---- Cross szamisei—l bawl sot got the stiaste book of this wady. I remised a notice to prodaes it, but I have so wastrel over it. I should say there is to Elitists re the whole of these particular Mammies. to sr= Mr. Monk. I have sever sees it. I Itself . meths= sassed Bwsteshass, midis* our Balser. He Is the west of the Jodrell fatally. I will swim I did set see his la 1852. I seat his • notice of the 'huge, IS tile (sadly estates. He did sot may, " 8,0001. for 4,11811. &year Is I. good sp_teslaties of years, if his Ufa is iseemshifilest it is sot. You mut% Issues that sea's life aspuM,, Be dill not say owe word of that. I may kayo siosolosid Io his is 1863 that I bad 'seared his life. Hs did set doss re*. " I should sot ham thleght it possible, ma he has bad delirium treasons ever sad over again, sad has keepers with his oostissally." I did sot say I believed Lady Isabella bad reforsaad law and ho did not reply, I skeet believe k— m' cosset make that outa's life worth • pussy." He did set ask me "who is that maw Braid," our did I observe. "h.l.s fellow &boat tow, who lives se what he ems get." MA did wet tall ON la 1852 that Mr. Jednll bad snooks of delirium miaow. By Lenlestaybell—We eau the errsegeseet .best the detected sea with Kr. Jodrell before we took say steps sheet the propossis se his Essebetties se.' - -4—A policy es& effected with the Witstraiastrr for 1,5001. I shiereethin ems deemaeate which I bad obtained from the Medias) and keealbisMok Proposals hart been submitted to t►e Buerger slim I predated film the defendamts a printed prepeeal to be filled isp. It .s 8 Iliad up by as and mat to the Westminster Odle,. (Toe origiaal doateneut was here tailed for, and predated by the detsadeats.) That le the proposal which was tarnished to the Wrotalaster An. It is slimed ►p as. Sir F. Billy—l think, ay lord, that for hatter our mono we avast road this dcennoat. I tad that gaoatior froon 6 to 13 aro maimed in bracken., sad be,. the words written overran, them, .` Vida perm troolved by the Senoras Be-ensainee—Wlses I saw Mr. Bwetrabsza I asked his what he hem shoat Mr. Jodrell's health, sad ha said, "Bides his marriage he has best all right, hat beim that be west Geese." All I told Ma about Braid was that he was a geatlemsa is allatler sad Marin. Mr. lipaskssaa, residing at a plies is Hertfordshire, sad the medical alleadaat of Mr. Jodrell from 1850 .aril the day of his demi. gave Inkiest* as to this state of Mr. Aileen's health es well ha to his bits, sad said he died of es= hi f M a t ma n 1852 k• might bays Dowd that ha hail hen Miledied with detiriaa trusses ; bet he did sot beams tbs gem% ace did Its 11100111•1111111011 thea Om se say ether eases. Me might bays sees Mr. J Amok sass es twice • week. _ _ Lord Campbell clamped that the lemma ppm would IWeise* be Weiland la time easwers. iss7i:l:sZll:l;kbe:4l, — , 3410 rd, sad they will b. pat Is evldesee. 812 P. Mater Na. rad dr proposal, on whisk the Miss wee beesgW, bled w Mfleber, 1862. It wee ekasl by this sormirlstime d lbs derariab Iteursiesery Oros is dame tomb. "W. de busby da elan tbst we belles, the ohm penimllem awl oWeemeete an tree." Essalastles sesdisaallaThe ihnipas pspm relsered le WITS mental I t e r mo ilbollsole. (A OM, el ben tio stmeests me ben lir Y. nailer esei dr MN= of the mmee tonal vim idled stri eldoe. la me mbetber Mr. Jared ems of Writ ea/ plidatiMs soil "be Ms dud bed*, b= m Ibarr . to " bis isemiege le la. been sober sad temyeeds." Is reply to dio finery Whether lb lib bed bus otesplei or dedbot by say Wm odor. they sold it MI Memiedleed a S i lmLlk afai d= sad Gametal, the If" GM Me sad mend at 41. 7t. 6L per oat Jams Ileo., ot street, wow mistimed se the imamate Ilehairdlar.= The septa of Mr. Mr. Moire embed MNs. amt. mottled the Ss yl..die.s's/mn..rat 0, 11•1 be bused cud by SW w westol densetwom r ammo —" fledge.. set. "Gbe wb .e t 1 . a., Wllssl l 1 1 , Wawa Masse t" Ateurer—" NJ.' " Are Ids MOM la every nerd molar wed Imposer r Alleffte—P Xis usliensly tenneseto, tee thew le emmilmellie famemo west ri b` rupee." •Me woo eymndel,, mylz hi te s weldM be lbe he et Ilm mew siordios ell tar gybe be well en Me mafileill whisk bey employed his.. and sadism " Mr. Jobb Me mbar berth, a rub embibeties, sod 'Arres so tram of dh ows. S. labia bobbed" too MIMI atlas, sad lo eseades ally Iniesiewod. Passim daily writes r takes, bat them Is s asedisgeads inismoy to Omit", sad am emeedm Ie doeboble I bat die emndteties appears to too edema to the babies. mad I bellow Ws Melba of tee years wr be en& Sisal to earn say locrerod nib whirl the pool eider of Ills was lawdve.' The report ef Mr. Bridget. the moiled room of the Berepesa. was she read. Essialar kw mistimed llslil this transudes I Mil so e t q u ate A mma, .01 had, as far as I believe, my of be prisipal ma sabers el the misty. with the melees ambito of Mr. Jodrell. I believed the essumests sontaised the papers tibia bow bees reed Wbe is... Then wee se MGM es Se port el my we la wit ogee to doubt Me teat) et Mem amemenlo. Zeorylbleg was eemewleolod to Me Womenorm erfoleb wine beam eels Me Imosemelee. TM roped he Memeee woo welted by tbo &Mame TUT added It yeas to the life, sod as 10, as neemmsoloi by Mr. Byeeksas sag Mr. Drifted. leased el M. 11.. lii., tio odium peeks. they awed 4 1 . is. I _Marry essio s e s d too Me% end geld Ihe LOOM Me be bale of Ms. Jodrell. The Merman was empleted ea Ms fib et floyeember. l 861. sod drub, me 'SINN ea the haw. fs~. Is 1833 mor MG'S smo th er low se the to be mare M Mr. Dumas. esabor =. Issas the sehdelks Toe tbe plow@ @Odds Mos we bad Mein Is ant mad Mee him ems. Teem was use MO r. Meelmieler. I bedew Kr. Jodrell wee esoneined w Me emeles by Dr. MEM, Me medial dam d w fonewsey. I bed we teem wbat. eaee 111wegbent v lbw, tomeellws to I'M the repro imeeehm w kmode M the Weeendeetmellee. Dr. — Marls, serrliorl - -- esrala;r - 7i th. Watseka" LU. Aeredsik% sit, is UN la. la etapsos sla as lest at oms. 014 orombei Mr. Jana, ma totwomoird kip IN ketesose w IS yews bars Wel to bi. Oh. Crtorestalai-112. Jodrell teki so fiat he star bad wy wriest dimes Attar the traisisatios I drew Mr. liesasiss wide. soil what Ma it JalrtU bad tar Solana mews. sod be Naha Is tee swath,. Mr. Ikeerpr. staleal taw sf ibt 3 Litt Ana ease lksistr, sae taa is Ma masa . Ileattass easeleal Me. Jodrell la 1832, sod TININIIIPuII as life he torarosa. Chmememied—Mr. Jodrell tell him that he bad sever bee afield with delirium muses. Mr. lipastmee said. the elms elalemmt. If he bed knows that he had bees elleehell wfti delelms femme be would settaialy not lame resemmeded bh life for lasarease in say teems. Dr. Leak, medial wrier of the Whim. sett a re pesti ea Mr. Seitell's UM was said, to that die le UM he MIK Ms immelmed him minutely. sad made a emirs, latish wee iseemeable, aad epos that report ea Maumee is the erileary hems was effected apse his life. This was dm ore Per Me plelatillb. Mr. fletleem B*4 Moe Missend she Jury fee the &- hem He said Met issegb Mee* el Me SMIN Mre weratod Woe the deted, base it imiliema MOM re- Mae • maim. emi lie ellber Mama may pas; they llHMwrtafsltdails before, pit, for the warily of Ow Iris wen braved with Mem as well se fee the mks it pallet at laws, they were maims that Mds ease abseil be died le Vie bottom. He believed ha Meld satisfy them bored oil remeaable malm Mat sits emm um sot reemereble. bet if he were deceived le hi espestallea the defealmee would Mew with sebielelea to the Miles Mae Am. Tim leasseilmejesat Asa mama Iste am mem. of Mr. Joiledre MOM 91 lstosp.eaea U.S the time be left 0 ailed mall hYdalb, mid said he ;bald teem bared doubt Mae he hailwaseallembath m Smeldelidem lemma read epilepsy. Me am papered to peeve every 4116 Ilt pleas Mei had base pet epee the reeled. Lead Omapkii—Will yet rely ea Mr. lodtell's own stelemet Mat he wee met eaileet wMs fa order to peeve frost. silemyli wee wet aware of its antra* Mr. Iledeent I=z om el. r ill he NOM ea the (rood aid coo roniarof of Mr. fie what he had NUM woo wiowlod by Mr. Braid, seat ; Mr. Norris, owl Mr. Mow. Rs Armlet be obis to brio; lows to sooty woo of them-masses what la pit et law moulted so haat. Lied Oempbell said, as et preset advised, he mould bold that she mere esesselmeal el orporrodow of fasts by the party awed. it MA* the pissed& were LIMO.; we. ant a tread peaelleel M ebiliadeg this Maumee whisk would saw l i soldo. r. H. T. a w M oes at Dolby. I,llllthee LIM Cempbelleeld did am ppm Me plelat.lh would disease Met M. Yokel me dwell of loomperiwboo or .field dilsa lowwwso.. . OPlallandhed by Mr. /Mead iglie.—Tb• gials aellemeabil Is say way with as Ireondati Vales row lASsalliem Mr. Maws le tbaCedhlter to ear sale. I asd Ur. Maws bed the gourd asmarameat of all the wow whim of the Dies is 1852. M. Basyes was my yeele• emir. Mr. Mews w the MAIM Mean of the Moro wish Revemiossepellke M bet le yes sis as lucking/a of IL I wee otiainal4 sea& Is As seed sad we. apsiellMed esentary by Mr. Bourn. The woad lan was 111,11101. the deferred sem ban 21,0001. It wen ahesased es Mb 011eber, 1853. Wins the woad loss was grated tee =me security for the 8,0001. wee cancelled sad a do. sea was mime of 63,0001.. or an annuity of 6.9001. for the life of Mr. Jodrell. Is &Milan to that there was am anasity el 1,4001. a year for three years after the da' of Eir Wahard.and that and the otter Wa shy were Masashi* en the meant of the 611,00111. Policies were obtained hie as hall amoast. There were thatmea dation policies lbe Mains lea, to lb. swami al 111.411 L. sag the pruner*, base of them, aadoa the mob *Mb albs Obi tid of all the ether polities Myst& The sseesdl Om was essuee4 by twenty arm yodel's, sessile` la the elide to 81,0001., isolodiag the seined polity with the Wisluniaater, which bee bees referred to by Sir Pietistic Theriger. 1 applied to the Promoter-odes for a Twiny on the 10th Asset ; it was SWIM es the 25th of Autism, 1862; a proposal was male to the Oaardlan fee 6,0001. ; it we. declined on the 20th August, 1852. I applied to the Atlas ea the 31.1 Assam la the same year. Taal was also delisted. I 'peke to the United Kingdom on the 'shiest, heathers was so regales prepaid. In the peopled to the Westminster, of the 8A of September, them is a question whether tee UN bad bees dealined too any other °Sae. Miriam I', %%de the Ear:gees Life-.fen." Mr. &Jig •Eit Bytes then pointed outthat the anis named Is the proposal to the !Lampe.* did ant contain the manes of the aloes the *Anew had jut 'mentioned. Eameination coctonsed—l do ant input the name of the Omardisa, bees.,. they had sot utilised the primal whom the Earopesa premed was seat. Mr. tierjaant Syne—Bat they bad declined it whoa tbe Europa, Form.' was seat to the Weatniaster. Witsess—Ooly four diem bad doused when the prepaid vas made to the Haropeae, mad they are mentined- Tie minim la 'mem Um Guardia,. the Atlas, sad the Precaesir. le vas proposal to the WIDSURIZIIIir. was NI (Met aled. I seat a letter to the defendant' with the European papers I knew Mr. Brave of the Wesmalaster. I pro bably maw him after I sent the papers. It Is very likely I told him tbst Om lire of Mr. Jodrell had hem erupted by the Asylum for 5.0001., the Eqieity and Law for 6.0001, and wises other oillute. I this& it is probable I told bas that his life bad bees destined by the Atlas, the Promoter, sad the Oaudias, bat I vroo's swear that I did. There was as acne, about the matter. The policy we ate sow prof:media, apse is of the Kb September. 1832. Oa the Tth we paid the maim to Mr. Jodrell. I have beard that Mr. Arnold is is Palk There was a polies named Shirt who send as his clerk. So:rt did sot tell me is Aegis', 1862 thst Mr. Jodrell hs 1 'weeks of delirium tremens: I might have said to him that I bad great trouble la effecting i on upon his I*. H. did not ash me what the dillinities was, sad I did not say the life was se bed. I sew sail liWilsedlleis Theleer vas gatto ready to make WA ad =Wien. - - - -•-- - lisdaent Bylas wished to kaow If ha admitial the *pill pay air t Bir F. nudger had sass doubts about that. Isandinalles of whams matiased —Mr. Jodrell, whom I had MOM dem 11218, died ea tly sailed upon me. Oa ass oessisnleanmennil of being ill. I asked him Imo the whom end ifs enddesly fell dawn. 1 masidered be bad as ayllegele Dr. Sels lieberts said be atteeded Dr. Jodrell in Pads before IYI he &Wan tremens. Be told hi. what it wale. end essilissed him seam bd.glsg it as *gala by is tempersess. Other mileage es the same 'Met was addseed. Mr. Bwetashans, a solicitor, mad ens of the 'goats of the Jodrell family, said he salted upon Mr Maws in Oztober, 1862, la aossegasses of receiving a nodes Iran him. I eapeessed my surprise at the spatalation tic. Norwich BM mesiessary••••• was pia, to make, as I was mire Mr. Jod rell would sat survive his lather. To U. but of my noel- Medea be said they wets seemed by Warmest. I said I did not think it was possible to Ware his life la say way. I told Ma ha bad had &Imam tresses. over and aver was, sad that he had a person to take ems of him almost •..r since I had Imolai him. Ur. Maws said Lady Isabella bad very meek Improved him. I said I doubted It. I told him that Mr. Jodrell's father Vs. very anaiess to know who Brad was. H. said ha seald sot all, bat that he supposed he was a fellow who lived about town es his wits. He added that Braid bail sequined great cowrol over Jodreil. I sever said to Mr. Kaye that Jodrell had bees all right slam hie lmarries% bat that before ha went apses. It was impossible essid bays midst, se did not balm it. At the 111111.hildle 01 this witarm's taasahsaties UM trial was atljesrsed satil the toiletries lamming. Oat: bet 1 tniaht ba . ve Wks repeated that I had great trouble in officio, inntraeows. I did not any to Mr. Speek ass in the summer or 1842 that I Gould not ret soy !Mirka effected oa any certificates. I did sot show him some set titivates and say they were mach more favourable then Mr. Jodrell. in the letter part of hie life, lived at ChUdwick Bell, afar St. Albans I . _ ite-elaminel—Tee dinky:in I ►ave mautioasal lei to the lemma of premwm Isom W. to 4/. per mat. I did sot know of ao y difficulties which wars out soloing, paid fo► by this ioc t • ... of premium. Mr. Joha Wh•eltos—l sot one of the plalatiffa, sad a towel, of the ticrwieh Reversionary-411c I kitew aothhg whatever of the health or habits of Mr. Jodrell whoa this polity woo 41.11.0. Cease-eialcitted—l mid* Is Oloueteeter-terrate. I baye a toolooss t f my owe, and po oecaalosallv W t►e board. The Norwkh live/rotatory-once is a lima society. We leave It to tto asentary sad oolidicr to snoop thus Hatlessley, ad Co., sad dirested to the damn sad directon of the Beget Swell& Beard Oosepsay, sad was payable at Mersa Mesesmostb. tie Maker% befog accepted for self and modieselem." sal dosed "Jobs WWI." It appeared this Mom. Buse esd Co , who were M diary way of baileme. bat. Et , * the tresmeties to which he was about es War, with the gilded!, who held two bills of Odle. let of Jemmy and the Mt et February, and were moi= fir led ems of ISM ea MU be. Id. This asst paid by siss ~ir tate be et basks. Mom Oma MI dm be Mem I Mt embus to Ike Mr. Dam aa the plebaif sad pinedessi the bill In whleh thie Miss wee homght, end siml him to folks the bile fee SOW sad MIL Ss. id. by hides the bilL TM pisialig aet Mewls. m Ibles el Om metier, asked Mi. Dam if the Hi was poi, =hypes reesheas a reply la the aseaMiss, Mewed to reels the twe bibs thou falba; Me sad to One he Mimes to 5i..... Dam sad Co.'s milt as ardset • heft, em whisk they owed the The two Mb IMO asseediesly remaed, sad Ise apprehended the the maw them demmemet, wee ee be ors ikeedithe kw iM WM., of the MI is eassiles, es be led set the emplebs at that period Meat the modest of Mr= la esamaiss with the loyal Swedish Reilwayg= The ant emotion Mill arm wee, were the Woad by skis omegas= ? Tide Mae semi ea the plebs of se prom. TM Me* Swedish Invests wee eashMehed UM. mad sae of lbe delsieste, Kr. was then he legal meter, bat sabsegssatly he Mem a &rimer. ebasiesies his peefesisa—Met of ea atemas. This mapeay, with it was premised for the cotabildmest of a railway is Swedes, was lISINeed by a head of him tore is Lesdus sad • iseelse bred It wee the dots el the Imiss bard to rein mew fee the wpm sl the foreign burl with wisiodsle Is esmatnm tha The director, la Limits seemdl Mobs . semi ea amosst with Illeare. MLISSINONSISI 00./ Ingahnia rallrer astern* Bs whisk they paid ley i as bib of imaelisege dra sad easepts4 is fens elm to het Me 7001. bill I. goods& The greater pert et the seseptimee m the bill Is quells% was Wed is by the esermay moss SOW posy. Mr. ifitha fladleir, the 'halms., Mob. seespled es behalf et bimelf sod eo.dlreetors. Is mall Mow the j ary that bee the tishadaats had, from Mee Is Ne. tended Me mellow M the board sad Md Me suspense of bile • similar which Maleemmes wale kV= Eds=ftesey which the dhotis Mist he us , est the ol‘eots of the usdeetaides. Ile mold car beim Mesa • gostlems from limehrome, Mr. F who led shamed the cesepasyek. whit= meted lamest h two bile he eseb. deem she charms sad dilators of the Swedish Salley Company, 'shish was Millar to the hem et the bill is questios, lb. nab** of the present *dim The tompeay esepleyed Mr. Frederiek Braithwaite, ea meager, t. smelhie sad esbe V 11461118 SSW el meaty hen ream with whets they bad mewed bits = u sed the mosey so robed was rapreemled by le fora to he 7001. bit, and whisk were sigma se the Morasses beteg made. TM TOW Mil was lama by Me plash. es w mousabiles Mat it wee • seed bill, sad it hod pawed hie the Mods of Nam, ganef/Ash sad Ol t Me had marialma to Mimes mew to the loyal liesedishielleragO, for 'hid Inmate time le Moe bees muds is lib. simmers be les* seek peet of Milk was delimeed tote company, sad pignut Wane& bs bile of li:r ea. ib• bill Is question Mors ese d Mee Ma* hal Ma It appeared that Mom MeeNumea *lt.lte the bill. wittiest tai beies eves direst= et the comma , and that each met be dam, GM Mat they nme mese rehe advised hp ea authority W swa er ism ef the MMus that they tow to Mme hale eiesplemee. Oa this pelat he pre owned the didialmie weds pem4 tMir bet M mold prom te the eiMisoffim of the My OM Mr. Mintede MS abashed hi **atm to them amises, sod het deltas the time that they ware bolsi gims. Kr. Ilhafes, whe he believed hod set aimed say ofibm, lad M hi meelest ellistimee M the essonme ef the Meth TM homed mood, It emellmilm dead la IllOgr7 view the whale ~theses wlb esdi be Mimed la this Mly iespeelist sass diaper Mal*, arOtg es hem the meshy af bearbs I. bled Ma immense width WNW to balemmeate et Ode Mute when not itelb M the mold, wed coded set be essaimit of Me eimmelmeee orMr whiek hey were ghee. TM toiletries evidame was thin slimed : Mr. Saha /Jemmies Fames, the plaiatiff, ma as Ms modiest at Northwest. I had is 181111 and ISIS d.disp with Mme. Dora. Immaley, mad Co.. dessemehme, Bailie. la the begiaaleg of 11111= two Mlle of *sho o os• I.r MU sad me for 2241. Se. hi. Them bills Mame dm February kb sad 18th reepostholy. Before they Mow dye Mr. Wad, Meson. Dam sad Cle.s cashier, called es me with a 7001. bill (es whisk Ibis sense le brought), ssd salted me if 1 would retire two bille main dee mid pat Ow balsam to the credit of Omit assiest ammat. I bad at UM thae farther supplied geeds to the must of 481. to he eempasy. Mr. Wood sessrod sto that the bill wee a good bill. This bill was set imesseed. 1 sabseiststly heard that Dab • sad Co. were is ilinewltise. Clem asemised by Mr. Cassabas es Weil a Mr. Bledso—Masse. Dams maprembed with their inditors. I atisaikd ems of the sasetlase ef their medium at which they Nosed er pay 110§. la he pend la the mem of four pan. I leaked al the meopmee to the TOOL MU, bat 1 hod sererhwddteeßoyalSwdW Railway Comas, or of Mr. Isle fleileh. CIVIMIONNiasa y Mr. Wilde-1 believe the bill was set reward when dm. I paid it isto my beakers, Mews. Coddle. NW" sad Co.. of MaschesMr. Ms. Mdisammells was zest willed. Be said—h ad 1 tres semeary se the Royal Swedish Railway Compsey. I Mow Mr. Jame Medal sad Mr. Ohales Sassy :amender who Ism Maim of the mammy. 1 mimed 1111 Ibe i.e.. WOO to May. 1866, sad rosined that appdstisest to May, ISM. Dorian that time both the eslesdests Medea diresimb Tee congeal had two hombose—ohe Lambe sal Oinstp mid Mmermera. lean memo* were paid Is Maim, sad lame eseessee INN paid by bile drams for ei Mehl parka. 'The bills, semedias le the come of balisess, were draws es the ebeiserts sad directors el Ms asd were seeepted by John the obsirmse, gsr• himself sad eo-diresesee. The seeeptesese were pre med by Ise, sad Mr. Sadleir it Ms sigsatere to them. TIM asespeny, which wee a fen a essepesy, was formed to ellebilits savoy I. 8 wedesor ere there was a board of dheetem There was alma board la this meetly, with* tat at that Mims, 18, Ceases-street. (Bill for7ool. pet is.) The semptesee to this bill le sigmas by Badleir, and the reradmier is is my bad minas. This bill wet gives ia Flame for rail way geode. The sompeay was esta blished 1. 1863. By tM Cent—Thls bill was set gives whim the direetere met, Meet esemised by Mr. Obambers—Tbe tint bill. meepted be &WM he set sad mallastore I taiak mew amet Jam, lea I ea Li is beano *boo lb* book Put book koo ea may hat softie Whim* Mx menthe date, is soseptod, beams Mr% sad miss ladies Ike Iltb of Dumber. By • hapues—Tbere war no resolstion of the beard mtbeelehe Ile *Mem to dna for the sodiudous. The diming Mil sot ham of tbe miasma of the private bill boa wide INS kep4 it; pommies. They might kayo sees It. Cameasisei by Mr. Wua•—Tb e orders describing the Ws wan draws sat by um sad Amid by the disasters. The test of the mien refer red to so soseptamme for sem lest by Mmes. Plakeetas I. lobs 4.411. N,weseMsedl—Tba sere " Jobs Sea& " bas been wrall tha m e m b n ill-beek Mee It loft my custody. aMin oa so an oodkiloOk Ibt Works, near New Creme. I have had ammeliass tillb the Royal Swedish Railway Cay it Isemehee assiase. Ms list was for 2,40 W., ash peal by aseephstss Mast by lobs Badleir, Modems, Ike self mid emlbseam • few s Wont the bah wriest at anatadWi sallal at the seise da y of the com pany, mime I I pm IllaWarrads. we P e a r asked me to resew tbe bW, bat dedissi. amtag I ot impend for that rapist Tke 1111, *MA I thisk was payable at Um Lea den and Cow Mask, was paid. Mr. Wilde elysslod to We 'meioses belay recolved. • Mr. piers to show that o th er bills wars gives alsailot to the owe question, to ardor to establish that this was the rand mote of trasmetiog the basis's@ of the The &of Baroa—Yoe mast ge farther than that; yea Root show that Mr. Swill& was authorised to Mad tho directors by his signets». This woold be a dilacult satin whoa the ehalrataa Massif and directors lad ordered t h eir beakers, ia wiltiag, sot to sleet their aecoptaaess salads theyNe retu ware ltill dgaed by two directors mad esuatonigaed by the Mr. said ho mid only prays that Mr. Rhodes attrodsd the athelags sail sobsd as a direator, bat be could show that Mr. Nam& hod speed to Mr. Illadleir's siga. lag those bills. T►e Chief Barow—Tbe 7001. bill pee forth to the world sad shwa ea the hoe of it that it is tempted by Mr. Sad ist, • basil of himself sad so-diroetors, sad that it par ported that Mr. Saadi we authorised to wept for them. • Tom mit show teat be woos. authorised. no seat whams true Mr. Predmick Braithwalto, the aileimieceaginsor to the oompasy. He laid—l negotiated Ilma=s y ef the rolling stock of the Royal Prinsipally, I trawl:tad say habitues through Bloods. I had so trinomials.' with Kr. Rhodes. I reeshel a letter from Mr. Hamada, on his re tain from Swedes, dated Jaanary IS, 1868, author's', g as, cm behalf of Os board, to protean estimate", and to tak. tho billa of the ampsay. I cossasalostad with thirty or forty contractors, and made parehmes of which 1 informed Mr. litimaada. Bwides ling the roiling stock, I obtained ma ry for the ehalrmaa aad directors. The lest bill accepted by Sadieht for sell sad co-dires• tors, which dame into my hands was sesepted la Jul., 186. Mr. Banos& Instructed ms to moist &Weir by tablas mossy for the paymeat of the rolling stock of the sompeay. • list of samptsams gives to the whams by litinsads mad for malt mad Ofcdireston, precious to October, 1866, taram2:: for is 3 svidoems, sae of which was 61.17,0004 sad ,221 Enalsatisa s • oalMamil—l *posed segedatiess with Doss, Hatiessisy. sad os. for the purchase of nilirsy stook, by "blob they wore to he paid 18,1221. by &wept sages. llammagst tbsse maths 7001. bill, ca which this se gos le Mitebt. Orestimmedmal by Kr. Wilds—l had • copy of a Twain tics pared by Ma board oa the 24th of Ostober, 1866, aathrablog M not to parebase goods or give orders of my dosmigifsa without** mines direction of the &motets. This smollatlas was not rweinded by a written authority, bat it we verbally by Ile. Edmands. After this Dean ad. Tamed by bills 3,60 W. to Bedlam as Mumma& of the sem- Paal• Crourezasiaid—Thus Mb were eadoned over by as M B.4Wr. ow". Wriaure-51O: eaeia4ais7ud ea bohall of the eon =Ll: to have tatted, throvilt Mown. larbara, et 10.0101. mop ashamed that east. Oa ea* oewrin, whoa them were was doubts about Ow sebum tube said% awn* eald, " If this le set tarried out we shell be ..so.& We were to hays bad lesenottire mewls him Iltingwysitaire. TbiOlkiiiisTrea-12. than soy memo oa tho lino sow t ICtasse —Then are tin oe Wes smad-basd ewe. ilaTaisatii•siaitiiii=l7ret — ieitiaeiiiiiiito tee Mews. Fairtobs. wits twill thrtatesed to threw op their attract sakes %Mak would make ether tenni, es they were set satisfied. saws would sot wept the eoudidess proposed. I led the entree* with Messrs. Dew sad !W -PM*, is view at this tine. They were set te deliver the mime till May. &Miele died is Fantasy. The anal eoutairios to sagiosen is 2 pee toss I Weald have had 3001. os a LOOM. eastreet. lip salary war 1761. a pear. The cud Berea—Wen pee Wowed eoesaahowo so wall as salary ? Wawa—l wu. . . . . . TheChloi /lira—That is a very bed mode of paying ratinsed-1 drew op the a: streets. Dana aad Hattereley made adverse by erg their seserances la my favour, sad which *adorer ever to Sadler. Crose-esialsed by Mr. Wilde—There was a bill given Masses. Forma, **dorsal by all the dragon. They would mot have it otherwise. Mr. Edmore objected to tith r did sot wish to irks himself tesperibie. Mr. dear, when I Jelled the sompsay, was • lead of the Tressary, a diner of the Leedom sad Carty Beak, a dirtier of the Tipperary Bank, shairama of the Swedish Beltway Cr ary, ad— Mr. Chamber—Tr Sala Is mats( o ff the Use. (Leaghter ) The Chief Burr—Yea are mot a herald to toll us what Mr. Seer was. Braminaties ocatlased—Whea I Ant Jared the arms &aril had adorer it 9,0001. There wee se or left bet 19alleir sad myself finally, sad there was sot aay money to he bed. I leerily regret the part I took La the be. glare, se I letterer our gross to the eosapsay. Darfas the date I was Who as easoWay, whoa the burs seas is, I Wed ewe* via "WA wept the bills, sad ho a i d it wee a natter onadlliaeose le Ma, sad he tssfßlsd Of self sad soroilaireges Ire of the ether aelfrwere purr who. VW dowereetlea to Wee, owe awls serrasfissdea a them a the sab jelles Ilirsalle left la May for Swedes, sad adowl Is Jose, la whit awl he salted as about the Maths of the trompasy. I risk it was os the 18th of reamiatar that I her this rarmation with Mr. Masora& relative Se tisk matins the saguaro of two of the direr= la Ili Mle. awl oewaSeed by the wretary. I eowsweduild SW So M. Ifteads. Tee first bill wee paid by Mollearaeseoe they did set like to refuse paymest ; but they la Ware to keys the orders with the bills sired by the regoseted &Jordon. All bills drawn for goods wars dear ape. the Merton. TN defeatismte owed to be dinars ia May. Masada did set ratios to as about the ortrect with Dor, Hattenlay. sad Co. The bills which ear Una Swedes were paid at the office of the or =easetlates by erase a the bankers. sired by , bat panally by mosey fersished by Sala,. Ms. Wright .tam —I was a masufeetarer of railway carps at Birsalagitam aad Loader. I entered late con rata to supply losomotives to the Royal 8 wedith Railway Company. I had savanatioas with Mirada rid other of the dieser'. He refired a cost:sof which had bees made with me by • OniallidO• arr. Itherds agreed ULM I was to be paid by adz swaths' bill. float 6,0001. to the comp*) oa the application of &Moir. Mr. Hoillageworth was again recalled and rusised by Mr. Wilde. He said—l roe oat the list of bilk. I sea% say that Edwards over saw say of this bills. I joined the sunray I. Jar, sad the first bill I saw drawls wee la the mods in whick the 7001. bill is gat ors was draws. I reealleat Briars Orris(' to his same to Foreman's bill, as he said it would make him penrally liable. What the form of drawing bills by Searir for self and too directors we. Ant tosseassd, Brass& was la Sworn. The bills asteogdout to Jr* ' 1866, were draws oa "John Sedleir, Req " r ehelswesof the isompasy. Tito karma dosed there as behalf of the piebald, Mr. Cambay submitted that there we so riders to go ta the jury to radar hie client, Mr. Randal. resprible. The Chief Barra thought that the defeadaat Rhodes had fa se way bra showa to have participated S these bill tweeetteas, but fa the case of Mr. Brigade the use we different. Mr. Wilde then addressed the jury os behalf of his iffiest, Yt Rthasads. He submitted that there was not the slighter riders to 'scalper Mr. Rdmeads M this rasa aros, as it bad set bra shows that he had authorised Mr. Sandi to rapt the hill: neither we. there the slightest riders of recognitlos. They could sot bar heard the striders without .seelsa how the &Ern of the orspeay wore ragged. It had appeared that Briar was the com pany, and that Shearers, was Briar, as it was gasaifest that the peawslaty slain of the array were solely rasa sated by hies, without Is say way ososultir his co directors. The other side had net shows that Yr. Rdaseads had ever sees this bill, and he bad no mesas of haowieg bow the bills were drawn. The queers was sot whether the repay was, but whether the individual director whoa be repro seated was liable. The ranted rare' then • erred into an elaborate review of the rider* which bad been ad deer, sad sharacterieed It as glassily deficient in proving that Mr. Masada had say roarer of the acceptance of this bill. Mr. Charles Henry Barre, or of the defendants, wee thee milled. He aid-1 was formerly solicitor to the Royal Swedish Railway Company, baring obtained a great frost the Swedish goverment. The courtesy was established is 1862, sad Da the 4th of Feb .1964, I gar up icy parka era, sad teams a director of th• array, which poet I Wed till the 30th of April, 1866. 1 mover recollect to rye Ira any bill draw. la a form similar to the bill is question aad I sever gave Yr. &dirt say authority to accept bill; in that form. The Chief Bane.—Wen you aware that Mr. Batik bad ee @adopted bills ? llserelestios ertlnued—There waa a bill book kept whieb was accessible to the directors. The directors net whips titers wee burrs to trauma ; their nisealsal day el meritsg was cm Wednesday. Mr. Rdeneade bee the book watering the rain of the cartings. There were ts• bill books—ose for entry of bills which were paid fee psis seat to Swedes, sad ths other wee kept by Badlair for liedl borrowed °. bills. arra did this by his own authority. Mr. Chamber—This bill eras entered in &dries private bill book. Why Ime "Jobs Writ" written on the cover. Isesainatio. ratioued—The bills from Sweden were draws on the eldrease ales., sad thee. for the ripply of peek for the eerwy wove drams by 8.41.1,, se chairman, as bra if of hisordireetess, All the entries Is the bill book ep is the 17th et Vibram. Oa day of Sadleir's death, are h ons smilwelia& IMI reasiral tronvervatior with due Mlli sf snellange. I told him that hod said Pow malt ass honour the hills eaten Sly orstailleed by the delimits end two Creators, sad assailisdoial by sr as weerstory. 1116.1111 mass Crabb, der to Mersn. Mosterman, ere DIM and 18.58 rah. Royal Swedish Railway Cea ses, ball as rerun with se 'ram bills were paid cm this algoateiree of two ef the directors. The bank received as asabority, dates Oct. 29, 1862, not to pay bills without as order slimed by two of tie directors sod oonstinigeed by the secretary. It was as follows We will thank you to hoarier the 'braes of any two of our umber r acennt of oar company, and sountersigeed by the secretory.— James Rhodes, Robert Oilers, Jobs Meatermr, jam., Jobs Sodleir." Bills of entrap drawn by John os behalf of kW se-director wore preerod for oaysteet at the hank. We kiverlably received as order to pay thew bills, sad never paid theta without order. I her ma order of the 20th of Desember, 1865, signed by Mr. Mier sad Cresol Hervey. to pay a bill ; cad I have am el the Mat, dated by Sadleir and lA was, mithoristag the payment of a bill for 1,0001. 1 produce as order of the 27th December, 1866, ague by " Charles Henry Broads, Ira Harry, dlneton, aid sevetersineed by Hallicasworth." 1 bus ea erase of the ird Jitauary, 1868, aired by Colooel Haney sad H. H. Memos, authorising the poser of a bill signed by Jobs B.4leir for 'Wand co darters. 1 have also es OMNI of the 10th Jesuitry, 1866, sired by Unmade sad Harvey, authorisiag she lama to \roar the asseptancs et the chair. man, Jobs Sailleir. I prodeee ea order, dated 11th harry, *wed by Ildeneeds aloe*, directing the beak to be a MU It 1,770 L, accepted by the chairman me behalf of hie ssewlieesteea Arline saw en the protruding two bills for 2,6001., draws by Mean. Freers's sad Boa, of Irecheiter, and aiseepte4 by Jobs Eadleir, ebrarmaa of the !Loyal Swedish Railway Company, ler self sod co-directors, rid payable at Meson. Masternen's, were put la riders and read. Bernisatioa ertirated—The bills to which the order referred were all paid. I sr% say how many, bat I should say there were a gnat miry. Tiny were paid cat of the fends of the company. Mr. Wilds here observed that there bed not boss a arils order produced which corresponded with • sisals bill whir bed bra produced—is foot, the orders did sot fit the bills, eo to speak. The Chief Bros said, unless it weld be shown that the defendants had authorised Mr. Pedlar to accept the bill, they could rot be made responsible. Mr. Hal—Not if IMs show that the bilk whisk were sifted is a form similar to this bill wets paid out of the funds of the company. The soneledoc to be arrived at is, that the director, amongst who,. were the defeadsata, new that these bilk wire so 'stapled. The Chief Barr—The directors mast have given cartels limits to their rarity. They would not have authorised Mr. &dire to sign indiscriminately. Mr. Holltageworth wee then recalled. He sold a bill for 1,0001., dated 27th Noah. r, I was authorised to swept bbyy Pedlair. The dlreovare did sot authorise me to do ea 'rho fora of the aseepteeee shiers ecoompealed the orders seed by the last sitars, was—"Arepte4. Payable at mid Co.'s, Jobs Bedisir, claims., for self mad ordlreelesa" Essminatioa metlinted—l serer knew that nO bill' were sampled, sot that they were pawed by our bank. If I bad Meows It 1 would set ►are oseetlosed It. I did sot knew tie fort• la whisk my of these bilk w►kh hem bees modemd were draws. I west to Swedes ea the 244 of May, and retiersed em the 17th el July. I wain left sewn as the 20th of the game mosth e end did sot return instil the 131 k of Bertrabss. iNsa Is ins affeard that I shonld Nab so IS Ileselso. I know of my nopemibility to aoa aoaw Niessespasy, sad via cootostmt to bow it, bat blllmdootai to adds; myself yonosally liable by aping to set aside 601. a year out of his salary o; 1501. at Meek Jigsaw andershast's, the upholsterers. His wife had 201. e year in a situation, and both had their board. He paid nee yinie poetical, sad refused to pay soy mom. He wm arrested, and applied under the 28th section. He was now °mooted ; and supported by Mr. Tim!. The Chief Commirioner said the insolvent was the anti. r .0 his own imprisonment. His debt.. were Mt., and OA: paying • par's portion be obstinately determined to per so aura. Hs would have Ms discharge on the let March. Order masordiagly. - dnammismined by Kr. Bill—l set about fOhniulf the sompany in 1831, aad fee that pupae, obtained as inter view with lir. Jobe ismot. asimplated Ong °a the Stock Recharg e , but wee poineniMi hen doing OP by reason of a great loss Whisk I maimed through him. I have taken sa emirs poet tithe peweeedings of the eon- Illa7r sad I have sat bed the awalseity to take up the beakers' book and the essmate. I baew nethiag whatever, as I have Min said, about this hill, nor Use form in which bills wen acmpted by mi. saaw. Mr. Rill having replied ea the whole on., Theft»! Bum summed pp.. He said there wen no evidence as against the t therefore the, would dismiss hem their minds all ioatimse of the ere bearing upon , him. Witt mew* to the defendaat idatande, they unst be satisfied Wiwi lamp gave a verdist la favour el the plaintiff that be bad mdenthied Mr. Sadieir to accept this bill, and ilia their opinion that was sot made out, the plaintiff would not be entitled to their verdict. It was Tether remarkable that is this company there were two bill-books kept, one on which was printed sad which blazoced forth to the world that it belonged to Use Royal Swedish Railway Conspeay, whisk seataked an edema of metals bill haulm:dons; the other, mblei bees on it the same of John Sailleir," was Impels the beads of the seeth. tau, aced none of the directors had GISMO le it. The seers tarry bad said the directors might have NM it had they bi valved for it; het how, he would ask them, could they leggin for It rallies they keew of its existence ? In his judgment, the plate Uff was bound to thew that this bill wee accepted by the authority of the directors. The chairman of this company. Mr. John Sadleir, had no more power to accept this hall os the part of his eo-directors, and to render them resposeible, than the vicar of a parish had to draw a cheque with a view of »adoring the church , wardeno respouthle. Before they returned a verdict for the plaintiff they mast be satisfied that the directors had given a direct authority, and that there was evidence of a recognition, la (sot that Relmands recognised this tremor tion. Those war. the only questions for their sonsideration. The jury retired at a quarts put A» o'clock, and, after as absence of nearly an hoar, returned Leto court with a verdict for plaintiff as against the defendant Edmunds, but in favour of the other defendant, Rhodes. [►ar yesbeitmes Molar. Central C/11011111, and Police IntelLstec e Nee pogo L) ADMIRALTY lIITAZ DL ?K1 010101E1A.—IMPORTMIT OAPS OP SALTAOI. The mail in this MO was a brig, and else was found by the barque Carib in a derails* modifies on the 7th of Jane last. The Carib immediately took her in tow, sad by the 13th she hod brought her sate to Fuchs' Roads, Madeira. As the cholera was then raging la the island, aid as it would have bees Impossible to °bias susses or artificers, the mas ter of the barque continued his voyage, whir& was to Bey poor, with a valuable cargo of iron; and se soon as Its arrived la India be procured a crew, whom be seat to Ms delta to refit the derelict and take her to Ragland. She proved to be the property of Dlr. Taman, of Kincardine, and the sales of the property salved was admitted to be about 7,00 W. Dr. Lushiagton eassidered that the session rendered by the salvors were of a very importsat character, and allotted them 2,2001., la addition to a sum of nearly 1,0001. which had Men expended is refitting the brig, sad Missing her to Ragland. The court felt It necessary, however, el dissUow the met which had bees ineurred in bringing timed printing a lugs somber of saneesesary exhibits. COURT OF MARKETS. ciargoL—ggeaug g li Duo. IL—The market coetimies to dupl., anheadon. end dead air ahem= with a hareems, °vete,. 0 . paid e ld, e he anlagy apt meek, prices of all descriptions are allow wile emit sad Aserliee under 'ltd. pa ih. are segiegy Id. grew. The mks jo.day are emit ated at 11,00 1 bow. I 100 a a m the resoalader to the quit. ona. =1,700 fAmeriests, at various rates; 34,0 Pernem and Alarm it 7fd. tit.; 600 Bahia, at led. to 74.; 1,100 Uygu r ,, pd, le 11d. I Mal Sill Puna, st 41d. t• aid. per lb. For the w ee k W Wee nada hewn 00,000 and 60,000 balm, 10.000 for export and ta speeataties. end the imports foe the same aerial 41,000 bales. WOOL AND WORialLi.—Bamecen, Dec. IL—Comities wool are held treaty at about last week's prices, and in some Inetaßedup advise Y dmisadad whisk herrever, le not °bullied. Aitogetber it apprise Met thin le Mae wheetlee in the trsde this week, sad the sass we peke ersir eked Orr wed has muffled the dossed. aborts thiswaryMail dinaead.ll.llllll advance In prim has been obtained. elm ef weele ere eseeiderably surest than they were a lat. night win ,new quellies eel meth hen for some time past met with lot UM= Ugly nee new however, looking up, and higher mien ale WAR draidess of soils an in good °lure at ern prism The pereesele et gleam an improving, LEW hopes are entlielialli Wet nt of the refialaraT le the district roar soon be in t. Otani age &Way given, but the spin. van. Cr i kepe in Z sl Ua pre: will loos foram edema, scold mama anlandeleinlimals. gem export houses an agate making trup.t.nes, sei denial Leasaabire I. improving. Cotton warps grow delete, awl the deemed Improves. Printed yam and lower numbers sr Mere Tarr Sr. moat to request. A great way merchants have deeded this day's market, and apa d Wetness has been does. Vali Wee. are, however, hardly obtained, oserehant. giving • preference to old stocks which. having been nude when yarns were cheaper Mae at present, an be and at it.. than current rates. Muulacttuers ate not yet obtaining remunerative pekes. COHN.-13tasurezmr, Dec. 18.-At Gloucester and Worcester markets, at the 18th, the supply of wheat In m the farmers being limited, in. quanta firmly maintained their value; barley quite at deer ; oats 6d. to I. per quarter cheaper ; beans and pea lawn gave way le. to 2m. per quarter. During the present week, the millers having reamed the retail price of flour la. al. per sack, the dale. ciliation to buy wheel, tacept at a further reduction, has Manned, end as holden are generally firm, scarcely a transaction is reported; barley In Improved demand, with the turn in favour of the eller; some quantity et oats has changed hands, at • farther decline of id. to Is. per quarter ; bean a and pea, only taken in Mail. At Waver. hampton yeeteraiy wheel was la. to 2s. per quarter lower. At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, and we reduce Our quotations le to 7e. per quarter on all descriptions; barley main. toned its ram; oats bd. to Is. per quarter lower; beans Maned is. per quarter. Damns, Dec. 18.-We had a mail market, and • Mort supply of wheat, moat or which wee In wretched condition ; the hog lets wen plated up readily, and on the whole last week's prim users fully maintained-S&L a sack was quite the top price. Barley ma very quick ale at la. • qr. advance. la osts, beans, end peal DO alteration. Wheat, best. per qr., 60s. to 66e.; middlicg, 50e, to 61a.; Inkrrior, 40.. to Its. Barley, 117 e. to 50s. Otte, 21e. a 71.,615.; asses& 4ss. Beans, 40a. to s4s. P Ws.em 18e. to Sls. Flour, fine, per sack It is b OILMIWROWS3I, Dec. 18.-With a limited atteadanoe there was spin a mgy inactive market today. Eaglets wheat, being in denlk ion, declined Is. to 2s. per quarter, and America and Oanditt must be ooted Yd. to ad. per 701 b.. cheaper. There was Walitaig anything dote( in flour, sod priers may be considered Is. per mat Weer. Oats and oatmeal sold slowly at previous rates. New Many owing to their colt condition, needed Is. to Is. per quarter. Be War 5,11.1.. no material ohmage was otoemble. Ihrwmas, Dos. 17.-At our market today there was a good attend. nee. and a Food au ply or grain of all deariptiens. The beet Massa met a hmvy sale at late rates; the Inferior damaged wheats at Is. per qr. lower. The following are the quotations:-Whim wheat, old, ea. to gm; new. 60s. to In.; red, old, Vs. to Gts.; new, Me. to 40..; malting barley, Ha. to 475.; grinding, 88.. ts 401.; oats, old, Zia to 17.; new, 24. to We.; old beans. Ms. to Ms.; peas, 44e. to 465.; tares, 44.. to SO• ; malt. 711. to 74• Nswion, Deo. 16.-We are well supplied with wheat, but the trade Is exemshody dull. businem being done at a reduc ion of from Is. to 2s. w q..; scadition very bad. Barley in moderatorarely, with a brM pas sgutidliegly d alk at q ull. uits la. per qr. more money. Osts, beam, sad TJuasea. O. IS trade Y Mom; wheat Is la. per qr. lower. The dememd for barley is maw a former pries are well maintsfailff. Oats, lemon and per sad at previous rates. Wsrmrome,, Dec. 17.-We ham lied smog supplies of borne. grown gran sense Saturday, but from aim' OW wink are rather liberal. Nosh= of asimemmes van ha wed la tas ea'ue of any article to-dam Um memo of Sawa prang Is limited in Me extreme, and ths trade esemsdlsgly dommsed. Boutsuaon, Doe. 17.-We had in the market to-day 1,205 qn. wheal, 2,441 qrs. barley, 1,101 qrs. oat; and II qrs. team Then were mid-Wiest, 891; barley, 1,466; oats, 671; end beans, 41 qrs. &apples Mill lane. Wheat ready-other grans heavy. A large quantity uneold. as compared with lest week-Wheel was Ine. up on toy, and bd. up on ammo. Barley was le. down on tore sad Is. M. on average Oats were l• 4d. down on top, and Is. 4d. on avenge. Beans were 2s. down ow top, and I we. Id. up on avenge. Wheat. Us. to Its. Barley, 25a. t 455. 6d. Oats, 14e. Ed. to 844. Bean; 415 e. to 54e. Weight of top wheat, g 141bs. ; barley, 561 be.; oats, 4410•.; sad beam, gene. p e r bushel. Gammow, Inc. 17.-Today . market dull and heavy. %lint: Prices an irregul.r from paucity of transaction., but it is nominally 10.6 d. lower than on Gus day week; some Jew buyer. Teem do-posed to talm or American lied at a reduction of 25., which holders pa. rally rams. Four was offered more freely, and Is. per sack and barrel drone submitted to without exteodteg the demand talon Use requlreniest of ammonite buyers. Barley : Fine dry malting qualities from wanity sro g of cheaper, but other deariptioos aps slow of eds. end 6d. to la. down. Osts Sound parcels are to fair request, at rd. ins. Oatmeal more inquired after, and somewhat Improved in value. r.—Dzo. 18. I=lEll 11:11. IX RZ D•XISL ORRINWAT AQUAS'S • SOLICITOR. The beakrept, a wise merchant, eamled es beelmass in Brabsetthourt, Philpot-lase. This wee am MM lag for the chaise of esidgrithe. The Wig if a itemewhat extraordinary character, it may be peoret we should report them fully. Mr. Lawraam, who appeared for the beak:apt, Wed I 111 r. Buell were present ? Mr. Marshall said he believed sot. Kr. Lawrence said he sadentood that Mr. Marshall MA gives ea nadertaking that he should be present. Mr. Marshall dialed that be dose ee. • Lawraam—Surely, you usdertook to have the se! Meer to ahead served upos him. Me. Manball—No. What I undertook to do was to give hill as ammeesies, if I saw him. ate isetree—Oh, Wyss saw him. Mr. Mesdiell—Yee. His Heater—l wish to my that although the pecuniary Maw 'availed fa small, this is no trifling matter; sr far lea it, them haw of the most important principles ta nked la Ittbetees be involved to a natter of bankruptcy. Ths lIIIMORIX Pieter was in Whitecrose-street Prison, aad Misilller IA discharge, bat I, as is my role, refused to him before the : assetiag for the choice of amig os= Yhat 'Miss took place on Friday. When the choice =handed up. the Registrar, among the other proofs, ate for 121. This proof was tendered by one Wm. Odell. a person who is very mach in the habit of fre fraelffied them swathe. lam told that he is setae attorney el thee:sort, bat that he is or has been an attorney of other marts. This proof for 121. hectored by Snell was for money all. god to be due by Porter to him upon an I 0 LI, which lOUdgeed by the bankrupt was produced. Mr. Wiu , questioaed the bankrupt, who told his that the debt of 121. was altogether a fletion, bat that Mr. Marshall had eapressed to him that it would be afterary to have another proof for the purpose of a choir, of assignee% that some other erediton mast be made. He signed ea I 0 U, although he (haakropt) declared that he did not owe Snell a farthing. Hat for the vigilance of the Registrar the proof tendered oat this fraudaleat I 0 U would have hoes accepted. AA ems se I heard what othaned I thought the matter a most imponsat oat, an that if an attorney had lest himself tome* a proeiedieg he ought at once to be removed from the rolls, sad prevented from prootising either in this court or elsewhere. I adjoareed the sitting until to day, deedriag that a summate might be revved on Spell, who, I heard, the INIONIOIIi the matter had bees mentioned, disap peared. I certainly undentood that Mr. Marshall seder took that a sammose should be served on Seel. Mr. Marshall—l merely undertook to give it to him if I sae his. Rh Hasour—Well, I moat say that that is hardly treaties the court very well. • Lawraaate—l mast say that Mr. Marshall, for his own sake, if for no other, should produce Beall. Thie is a nay serious ease Wised. Rio Hoarier cosearred. ' Mr. Marshall—l wish he would attend ; it ie my desire Oaths should ; and I will send for him. Rla Honour—Then it is better not to proceed say farther new, until Snell be present. Bverythiag that ocean mart be peoperly take. down, benne, if I deem it aeostosry, I elmU certainly order ulterior proseedisge to be takes. Mr. Marshall—l will myself go and try if I can dad him. Ob. Marshall left the court. bat loos after thinned, saying be meld not find Snell) Re attended here yesterday. Rh Honour—Yesterday, why so ? Yr. Mantiall—Beesuse he thought the meeting was ad. learned to yesterday instead of to-day. His Honour—How do you know that ? Mr. Marshall—Because I was present myself. I too an dentood the adjournment was till yesterday. His Honour—Why that is very odd ; the annouoesmsnt of to-day to which the matter was adjourned was distinct enough. Mr. Marshall—l did act remember the day, I thought it was Wednesday morning. His Honour—Well, to say the least items' a very serious failure of memory. The question is whether, as Snell is ab sent, we should aot go on without him. Mr. Marshall said he did sot know the day until he got the summons last night. [Advertisement.)--TBS EARL or ALDBOROLTH Mr. Lawraces —lt Snell attending • case of yours ? axe Heile`f AT‘e TILLX—An astoseding cure by this miraculous Mr. Mershall—No, not a cue of mine. medians a"xe ..eel oilier means bad laid—See extract Irons h• His Honour then referred to the former evidence of the lone— , or size. daunt "Tills Meatus. Unborn. bankrupt, in which the 10 U was set forth as follows : Ploenarue lA.•;.s`way• Milo Garold You, OFaw h. 11, YourleeS. Ts "Oct. 10, NM, Mr. Wm. Snell, I 0 U 121.. D. G. Parer," ahead .1 a teiNnier to my liver sod stomech, which all the hat am the bankrupt went on, bet which lOU 1 s;gneci, in i tri 4 K4 .. 1•0 0.. : Um . ay .. at .m bora m. e, a th nd . a . il , or te. er o t t h w eco i.b.d atioen or t, Mut, just now. Sines I I:ath been is court I have bees .arr. , moo wonderful pills will ewe OM to understand by Mr. Marshall, that in Isonsesuirnee any gee...kr o• ere er sioniarh." Vold (oleo Holloway's Out er the creditors here not being suffigent, come creditor, meat' at messes Il.seoway's lietanashosento.l.44 Teolica Strand, Louden: mast be made, and I proceeded to sign the IOU. I do not sag S. Masks-Om. Res Turk; aLd h 7 IneciOac owe Snell a farthing.' The only qui clot was whether I%ZS at 'he '''''-a"" n " l • they should wait for Snell or not. If we can get &toll, to much the better, but I own I do not Wok that Mr. Mar thalre undertak ing should have been takes for the perdu-- non of Snell. I told the official assignee, Mr. Fennel', that this was a matter which he ought to take up, even though there were no funds behind, and be has dose an. Mr. Lswraaco—Mr. Marshall, will you undertake to have Snell here ? Mr. Marshall—l will try. I wish he would attend. Mr. Li.wrastie—l hops roar wish is 'lacer,. His Hamar. —Mr. Marshall's undertaking may fail a mated time. Can you inform us when Seen lives ? Mr. Marshall— lo, I cannot. Hie Itheoar—le he not a particular friend of yours? Mr. Marshall—No, he is sot a particular friend of mine. I know him. Mr. Laurance—ls he Rear at band now ? Mr. Marshall—l cannot tell. Mr. Lawranev—Well, we will secure Mr. Marshall, sad, serve his with a 'utmost row in court for Monday nest.,' Mr. Marshall might use his beet exertions to produth for I ware him that, aLless thaw matters h. captained, Om cannot be left as they are. His Honour—Certaialy not. Mr. Laurance referred to the evidence of Mr. Bird, clerk to Messrs. Young, the acconatants, who deposed that on his comathateatiag M r. Young's objection to prove Mr. Mar shall's debt, the latter said, " Well, we must make some creditors somehow," or "makes creditor somehow," and he then walked away. Mr. Lawrence said the charge was nothing less than per- fury and sahornation of perjury, and it this charge be sus- tamed, it ts the molt serious that can be made against an shores, of this or any other court. Hb Honour—Lit the summons to be issued give the par ties settee to answer these matters. • -"ossened tc the 22nd that. CATTLE.—Nawar POILITIGIRTLT Dc. 16.—There wY • small show of our, and the ryas were pleaufuL A good deal of reran was done. Beef wse making bs. per stoat, and mutton 7d. per 114. There were 129 eltesp and 40 beats parr In the market. Newer. DEC. 17.—Teen W bee a very small supply of stock at market to-day, and not many either boats or sailers present. Mo. Thing moth doing. Prinemaliy rtore things In the market. There wore Se rem 34 bray sad .6 pigs saner in the market. EPISIbUIet. Dee. 17.— TM supply of sheep this morning was 4,643, being 414 mon then last seek. Demand good, sad a good arrancie erected at prices bully higher than those obtained lest week. Top price of the best mutton, rid.; carrell ', bid.; middling sad Ut tar., from Sd. to 6d. per lb. There two estrardloary ladders in the market to-day, a rose from the Cheviot ewe ant lareater top, wash mold at Itel. the pair. TM supply of err wee sr large, there being 614, or 320 fewer. Lust weeks prier barely embittered. Best beef frost 5..; cermet, 7e.; middling sod Inferior, from 6e. to In, M. per imperial most. At to. close a revert. not effected. We had In the market today—Erep, 4,643; Mt souls, 614; nutch sows, 91; sad pip, 317. BIRTHS. M.kititlAGES, AND DEATHS. BINTHR. ARNOLI S .-746 1% at Fos now, Amblnman. the ?Ifs of T. Arco:3, Fog, of a am SAtILPY.—IIre. le. at Yaton.plass West, Letgrass square, the 'A .t,C. Ilaglef, ol a daughter. CALLt7tU.—Der..l6, at Iluelogoe-aut.Mer, the mile of I. F. Callsels • of a yam DEWAR —Deo. 17, at I. Ilighbarg.park, the wife of James Detre , tag., of • son. 0110011111110013.—Dee. 13, at ktmestemi Lodge, Cw7d 6 fss Kn. IL Groomertdge, of a son. ISEWP HAM.—Deo. 16, at Englegeld green, .urrey, the wife of Cv, , t. Nombre., late Bsmhay army I a daughter. FARKY.—IIee IS, at Cambrade termite, It) de put, the sr of ▪ rF. L. Farry, of twins. ce rini.Km.-DK. IS, at the Auer" Botllegtm, Yotkabat, mate of F. Fricteth el • sot, KARRIAOIIB. ANDR PANZETTA.—Dee. 16,Gilewin.tee.FielLa by tee Nev. T EW . Lee, N.A.. Jiver b Norge, ton ol Mr. Andrew. ul Of sot. Vorest.witiare, to Martlet, daughter of Mr. W. replete, of New lioed.etreet. BATLDON—DAWSON.—Dee. 16, at St. by the Rev. W. 'Alcoa,. C. 11. Saildfin, Sr .of evil., to Dear Marla, daughter ut Ltawsoa, Seq., of IN altereluugh.furif. BULL y; 17, at St. Pool's, Canonbury, by the Tim J. !Wady; M. the Nev. R. Nall, M.A , Vie ir of li.rwleh, to UV a. daughter at J. Wilms, F.N., of Tyndale.place, Islington. DEATHS. COCKSHOTT.—Dee. 15. J.Coeitehott, Yeq., of ti•efl l doi• , Da COSTA.—Dee. 17, at Clareatont.terraea, Yentoaellle, a.e.f" widow of the late A. de Grata. Veg. O ARLUID.—hee. 11, at Chillnpkl.ro•4l. COMbtrerell, Sarah flatught.r of the late R. Garland. EM., aged '(. Minister PlenlpoteatWry at the Court . 4 the Brat n'A. frig• Hite 11:1" (47 Lieut. J. T. Hinton. SW, ord (4. 1T40111.11.-1 1 ea. 11, at IV amity, Warcagetsbiro, L ISO.. In, Ned Printed end published byy W twos KIPO Batts, of No dt I . 4. ?t d s Streik to the City of Loadosa Pnater at do Ufa,. in I.nr^^ °VW. la UN itodust ca inittettien.—istaii,Dlool.o 0.10. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Drc. 18. 11111/611 17 3111 T3IRS aT allaseau. SUOMI 1112 LOAD CM/ FtLLABTON •. RHODES AND EMIANDS -THE BADt.I IS FRAU DS. Mr. Regis Rill sad Mr. Mellish appeared for the plata tiff ; Mr. M. Classben and Mr. Aspinwall repreeratitd the de fendsat Rhodes; sad Mr. Wilde sad Mr. Pidgeon were mussel kr the otter defendaat, Edam& This was an aetics es a bill of exchange, dated t►e 28th is.., 1856, for 7061., at three Loathe' date, drawn by Cass, Rattenley, and Co... the chairman and directors of the Royal Swedish Railway Cespany, and excepted by Jobs Sedkls for Salt sad 00-direetors of the said Isom. palsy, gad eadoned to the plalattff. The dokadasta, assess other pleas, pleaded that the bill was obtaised by the fraud sad laisrepreseatatlos of Dann, Hattenley and Co.; that - - se oeselderaiion or value was liven for the bill ; and that tie plalatiff was aware that it tied bees freaduleatly ob tained sad received 'deltoid vales at the time he became permed of it. Mr. Rill, is outlay the cue to the jury, said this me* as retied es • bill of asehange for 7601, drawn by Mame. Dena, liattaraley, and (l locomotive eights amebae torero, at Salford, end accepted by Mr. John &Moir, en behalf of the defendsate,wto were tireserly directors o f Royal dwarfish Railway Coelpsay, of wheels ocespeey Mr. Ardleir was (hairless. Two reb•tantial oleos bed boa pleaded—Arsr, that the bill bad been obtained by the freed of Mama Dues, Hattersley, sod Co ; cud, secondly. that se wasideratioa bad bees pima for it, the pleiatith not befog the hese Ado hoiden of tits bill. These were the real grenade of the defeat, notwithotandisi that ether pleased berm Navel epos t • record. The simple au r tles@ fee their consideration were, bad the de/midair's es meted the hill. sad if re, nes the plaintiff the bona dde bidder et It t Ti. tall. which was dated the 214 of Join ery Is ti row, was, be had Mated, flaws by Dias, INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dsc.IB. IX rum KATT= 01 101 X MORTON. Ws was as applioatioa for Malmo frog prima swan the 2fitb wetio• of Hey a Let. Ito bag bees oft smiths piss& iled seder sit, owl Owed SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL CASUALTIES. Halarkb (Swedish brig), Capt•la !Twilit* from England, with coal aid railway iron, i. on shore at Peach:on, near Porto Torras; mew landed, anti es plmed in the salvage of roateriala.—Caglari. Jur and Elisabeth (Wig), Captain King. of Shields from Newcastle to Tou'ou, with coals, was totally lost at Cala Domenico, on Ms West meet of this Wand. between Cape floors and Cape hitano, on the fad Des. ; mew sesed.—adore. Ike. Thomas and Jomph Crup (barque), Captain Williams, from Alex. andris to Mareeliim wbh snit. foundered off Wiliam on the 16th Nee. • crow saret—litessuas, Des. 6. Idestadpia, hoes Quebed, and Emily. from Callao, both with loss of toymasta s at Queenatown.—Liverpooi. Ilea. 16. Senator, from the Clyde for Aden. at Quesselown, with loss of bogie sad other disease, and one was overboard—Liverpool, Dec. IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Formes, Kroll, from Loudon lw Singapore, Nov. 19, 1at.19 N., ha. 99 W. K Willem n., Ghent, from Newport for Hong Kong, Oct. 99, rft. S., bon. 92 W. Magna, two Ponthebrrry (sr London, (vt. 0 . a Ceylon. Newhaven, from Liverpool for Bt. Crew, Nov. 21, lat. 17 N., lon. W. rit h rert f °l l?4,‘ l s cu t . itr :LT 2 f 7 r . 0 L a' a oqdc:: 100. IS aa Wu, SO dem lot. II P., ion. 37 29 w, Vauban, foe Cieutta, 0.4- IS, lat. 37 P , los. 37 E. I I