The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-29 00:00:00

IRELAND. ...4,1.-... DUBLIN, Oar. VI The Right Hon. Francis Blackburn*, sx•Lerd sucellor of Ireland, hu been appointed to the new judiciaidigail of Lord Justice of the Court of Ap peal created by the act of las: section. The new evert will hear all appeals from the Lord Chaseslkw, tNe Mastic of the Ito.le, end the Inentobered Estates Curt, and will be composed of the Onto,llor, the Lord Justices of Appeal, and any of the eommon law judges Whom the Cbanoellor might call upon to sit with them. Tbe new Lord Jarice bl Appel being in receipt of a rearing' pension of 4,0001. as ex- 1 Chanoellor, will receive 1,0091. per annum in addl.- floe; but the salaries of his successors, if not retired Chancellors, will be 4,0001. a year; and thef t : e l take precedence next after the Lord Chief The new court will not .sit until Hillery Term, the act not ormiog into operation until JIM. 1, 1 . 857. Some procesdiogs of importance took place yes terday in the Master's O ffi ce relative to the affairs of the Tipperary Bank, bat it was - deemed advisable that tLt y should be coadosted 'easily. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Touray. Pint POOKDS, for 211-01614 and upward!. The winner, wuk his eeesieseeste, to be mold for 300 guineas, if de. Lent three millet of B C. . _ . . TM WI : 11 (Adams) 1 Cap!sin crib ale An" 2 pm. let 71b (car. 4,1 141 b) (Pritchard) Mr. W. H. Brink's Issplairs, f yob let Ills (car. 4it (Manna) II The following also nn :—O by lapo out of Miss Mar weave, Star of Alines, Desdansona, Oaten Bets, SAmore, Mace is the Moos Fie Zuateria, aby Sir Tattoo Sykes, Cennedy, Oaberluisle, p l ad 'g land's Beauty. Bettie*: 4 'o 1 eget Impostor, 6 to 1 sgat Coispinios, 10 M 1 epst any other. Asa by a head, Impostor, who " hung" al: the way, and who bolted on nicht'', tin shah., beteg beaten by a neck for second place. Fie, Eaglatd's Beauty, sad Habetbrasie were alit, Orlde interval separating thews from the Ant three. The others were beaten cit. Silk. More and D.-mimosa fell, and Joss; h Day, the rider of the latter, was severely shaken. Tlll CASIIIDOUIIII STARS of 25 lOW. each, 10 ft, aid 6 only if declared, ao. Cern* penalties for relation, Ike. The second to receive 60 son. out of the stains. Cambridgeshire Coarse (1 age 240 yards). (147 sate, 66 at who's' Oil 6 BOW. soeha im, Mr. T. Pan's Malacca, by 3 yes, let 5111 (lllothedi 1 Mr. Edwards ' " Venoms% 4 yes, let 21 0 (thicludies 11l extra Mr. Warnarenl Flyaway, 3 yrs, let (Maass ( w arp 3 l Dole of Bedford's Moipassea I yrs. Sot Ilk (Inc. theatre (Balmer 4 The renown g also nu :—Hasgerford, Wiakfield, peed the Mouth, Pinner, Lane, Artillery. Gmekeeper,Vas donnish., Jesuit, by Sertolles oat of Claseatiss. Pr w e e tS By, Pitapat, Middy, Little David, Hospitality, Cote Theodora. Aleppo, The Bled, The Poacher, Prises Oramm, Cave Amities, Morin. Obika, Bessie, Alice WNW worth, lotus:Calm, Alms, First Fly, Daet, sad Coop as Nish. Bettthg at starUsp : 3 to 1 spat Vengeance, 10 to 1 apt Malin., 10 to 1 eget Merl*, 12 to islet Coup de Maio, 12 to 1 apt Pretty Bey, 12 to 1 apt Elnipassce, 14 to 1 apt F.de•tth, 20 to I ease Pusher, 20 to 1 apt Alma, 33 UP 1 *ln Lance, 40 Oil = . 2lhodoest. 40 to egat 40 to 1 agst He 40 to 1 eget Merr two, 60 to 1 eget Cot.wold, gel ogee Winkleld. ill* 1 apt "peed the Plough. 160 to tegeeThsersy.. Me. "Wm" doctor** win with Pretty Bay. Ms slot IPle Isaissaly &lard, gel it was 'upwards of LsM es *Mr Wilma *a appoisaad dos when the Hap wan how/. Mamas isaliel Mo and was nos Is pastemiss at a Ins bed. Timis* NM Fly, Coss de Main, Flyawap, Blo s amt"Firle= }l Ytils gorse, Aleppo, and Artillery, for Om_ Ilk dor wed up is ha meek. Is the Mt woes MI. Dri e keeper, Merlin, Speed the P b, eel meow tot labial wham colours we were usable to Os retrablog taw Dehe's Stand, Tbssdcra dragged *4 Flyaway drew up to Vessessee, who wee sigesise ow the lower ground, Blegeence being Muth, and Moab. WW2( the rack. Is the estrum rem, heath Mks." MiAdy, Pita pat, easel Celt. Ad•lleen. Malassa ~l3ea coq the lead to the end, sad was by two iseartio.ibe nosed haft the third by • meek, two length" Om Med ben the fourth. At as isterval of NM Mee Speed the Plover, Theodora, First Fly, Alms, sod Pretty Boy. The lam lot treaties off consisted of KW", Vandermeales, The Iliad, Wiakfled, Couwoll, Duet, and Cave Adullam. SZLI.IIIO HANDICAP SWIIITATAXIII of 16 WM. each, 10 it, for 3-I r-akts sod upwards. The winner to be sold for 200 son. if demaaded, Be. DM. (7 indoor 241 yards.) (10 sobs.) Mr. rawarde's raison, by Mr loam, 5 yrs,Set 711 (Mathias) 1 Duke of hedlorat's /dieter, S 're, rst 111 b -„„ „ (k_litarp) Lord J. Scott's Bathed:es Lora 3 vs, ltat . ab The following else ran Dims, Renzi*, alstlatiss, mad St. Dumas. Betting: 4to 1 inch eget Kotbnins Loge, Yukon, Boa i Antler. 6 to 1 eget Berezina. Wes hy a bead; half • length between the woad and third. Vale* sou a bad fourth; Absolution and St. Dusts& were about two *rho befitted him, side by ellll. HANDICAP BWIIPITAILY of 16 lOW. each, 10 ft, for two mid tbne-yr-:lds. T.Y.C. (6 *sloop a4O yards.) (16 ~ nand Wilton's Falter, by Stedeatchse. 3 yrs„ 7ot Sib Mr. Adklnes Fordeop, 3 re, Sit ........... (Cremersil) (hie) 11 Mr. Bryees Duaboyne, 2 you, ea7lo (J. Boors) 3 g The tellowic also ns:—Sister to Melee Caen% Lord "el*. Dusty Miller, colt by Igo out of Eveniog Star, soh bi/otterley—Lady Love, colt by logo out of Chadlieg tos Maid, Yorkshire's*, Leo, Madame Barbel, Moo*. Bsairg : 3 to 1 sg.t Patter, 6to 1 each spat Leo and Yorksbiremao, 10 to 1 ant Duty Miller. • gcod nee is, won by a bead ; two noel" between the second and third. Loco was a irmid fourth; Sister to Hens Can't was filth ; Yorishirecont and Dusty Miller seat. OTTIoNAL SILLING Brawls of 6 lOTA each, with 26 aided, for 2-yr-alde ; colts, bet 121 b; fillies, Bst 81b. The winner to be *ld by auction for 260 move. ' • allowasees if mi tered to be sold for den . Lost half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) (13 tab..) Lord hitiatenaiets Eqelsos by dorm (001.), Tat llb (or) bit R. Pigott. Illy by Witham out col Biz thday (NOL F am 1 L rat (P.. itaarp) Mr. H. lead's Skycutter (001.), 7st Ilk (Creswell) 3 The following also Put :—Mies Niohtiogale, 810t5.% Fiction, Hobo, Inspiration, Famisatios, The Abbot, Oath*, isimeat. Bettis': 3 tc 1 spat Informatios, 6 to 1 agst Skyeatter, 6 to 1 agst Birthday Say, 8 to 1 each eget Flail* gad Site ens. Ire winner's number weknot displayed on the telegraph. Won by half a length; three quarters of • nestle *town the second and third ; Basile wee fourth, Osdtss and Inspiration wen nest. Titre wee no advance upon the selling plot. St:Wig 811, was claimed by Mr. Adkins SwssrsTAxra of 10 ens. each ; for Syr-olds and up wards ; Ito winner to be sold for 80 90•11. if demanded, die. Lost half of Jrib.M. (3 felloup 217 yards). (5 subs.) Mr. Meilirh`r Pops Joao, by CowL t re, Mt eh (Wells) 1 Mr. Perla', Ted ly, 3 pre, 7st IOW Mr. J. Bates'. Fashion, 3 ore, let 1010 (Beaspark) 3 Lord W. Pithr.ett's Frembhilisr, 3 you, Ist 101 h (Chariton) 4 Bettis: 6to 4 opt Pope Joan, 2to 1 art Teddy. Was by half a leanth ; three tenths between the second sad third ; bad fourth. The winner wee claimed for Mr. Porker, and Mr. J. Bates claimed Teddy. Swearstarirs of 10 sow each; for 3 yrolds and up wards • the winner to be sold for 200 sow. if demanded, 80. Coile°, Conroe (6 further 182 yards). (3 sub..) Mr alker'. Ottenitia, by the Plying Dutchman, yrs. rt T n w s maw) I Mr. Dow 15,1.1, 4 yrs, Ist 310 . . Lord Vilitta's Dramatist, 3 yrs, 7st 11l (carried 74 9th) (Raman) 1 Bettis' 6to etch eget Dramatist sad Olteuitaa. Won by siz leortbs; hitt thin. Lea Cavan' rehire day" 104 some of its potent at tractions. Tn. hush was thronged with holiday hilt from' arighbeueneir viliva• and tows, whilst the E C en ties " artist " bruught a tr..wd of metropolitan visitors. The peat mat wss the mood on tbe earl, and the inter val of three-quitters of an blur which to: k place b• twees it sad the hest race was burl e employed by the betting frater nity is eadeavoun to "square up " their bo kr. Sneela doe, Ter, was Omit* to ronspenttvely few animals, mid, es valet of Driers st startler( given above will indicate, it underwent no eatraordinery dings at the 1.. t moment. The *mimes. erne weight," department was a apenitoesly get throeph by Mr. limas Mainiog, the mane clerk of the sialso, and no time was Ica in placing the numb•rs .1 the starters on the teintraphiog bosrl. In deed, ensideriog the " c.b!re'd, critoli'd, cot " spare in which the work of "nal*: the jockeys" has to te performed, sed the every 'operates „tin i. sod " at the top f o r the telegraph, it is a matter oiler s:se bow the talk of weight g "to anti eat" 31 jockeys was performed with ouch order and regulari•y. Tit• 191.11 requires ff. comment,. It may be dentibel a few word. ' t r Malice t tci k rte lead, kept it to its sad, sad won by two ingths. 'The delay which occurred Is pettier the horse. Wearied the proceed': ge on the Heath te. be yr AD, Fed till dirt'. A special train left Newmarket shoot n ck. ant', under r the dinettes of Mr. Watt, of U.. teethe department, performed the j mail to town is good time. NEWMARKET, TIIIIIDAT NlOll7. LATEST DERBY BETTING. to to I best Mask Bossy (t) II to 1 Loyola 28 to 1 bauoterer. A colony of bees, for Rome years inhabiting the weether-bn 'dui well of a blase ooeop;ed hp Mr. Itob•rt /Aker& of Itnehtitormea, havirr reeeotly h•en evermai meted by lb. owner, by tke so r ti est i oa of ei'plur, the lessee biters. n The j from the besemeot to !he roof Imre tonal comp'. hely filled olth boorsysomb lei tone', le • pertain erste al ere eervatioo. The qnsoti.y removed is bellered to weigh upwards of a swt. isms lier.W. r ' I ! 1 1 I T T T. il l 1 , , I i 1 i I I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY . 31YXKING, ) OCTOBER.. 29, 1810. late Intdltgentt. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.-009. 28. MOILS .....®lean GOMM% 111 as TISOIT. The hear'ng of this sues was resumed at the sitting of the mart, Mr. Begley appethie Melba artiecten ; Mr. ChM", for • credi•or send Mr. WilMet to the beakrupt Ur. Hughes, of Aellegtothereet, Islington, proved dui the wine received hose Lewis sold for 90/.—about 11. • dome, iestading the charges. The plating. said tel we( little, some es low 41 or el" • His HOSOOT molt the oppeethesity of earreetlag a Warm preemtatios, which had Greed la the 71Wws, of what he Wield 6* the previous y with referethe le Mr. MIMI =re's examiaatles. It wee meet hoportist that MM. be cor eetly tthas down; .ad is ardor to be Mi taken down they must be ofer thsetheL He hada* of tha sort whisk wee this RM. Ise be had apressed MENU very p bat flotheell hail* bees ethappedtheilled. • Atithlteresgh we and. depend that the railway sleepers !modeled hem Lithi, is part diseesatef the bills, were wild fcr 31. The Artissetth khans would sat sell for myth's,. • The Cosithetenter—What ere thine Atheasthe alum? Mr. Baxley—lt is one of the new !south.. essepenlem Mr Atteethoreelle—Those shares were charged 21111. Lewis, and the sleepers ware pat down at 2001. The Cosmissioner—lodependently of sly heady May haves, the ease, I smut aspens the °plebe Mae thief giving wine warrants and other tiblegek arb . Ihe the dhcount of bile, Loss which is mash to be repro bated ; and 1 hope thief:Oakes will sot be sidles' :C c el • esethercial world. • Idaklatee—l Mee bees in the habit of discounting end Emu I generally slimed 16 per coat; ca oecasias, for a abort period, 221 per rest. bankrupt was thee called and eserahsed_ by Mr. Llahlater.—He said: I sommenced huge..M lB42, with dent 10,0001. l.ft nee by ay father, in Oreeketreet, Soho. Ise 1861 I sold that badness to Mr. Attenborough, the as. alpos. I had my large transactions with Mr. Attu! , berearth, In disecandag Mils. They saosnted to SIIIBOO L or 300,0001. Mee knew that I wee is de Must o f disemintieg belle for other peruse to a lug* Moth Until I gave up the pawabrokiee basinem Meath's( but discount bills. Whoa 1 gals up that Mad am I was worth 13,0001. or 14,0001. f Outwards tons- Mead besieges as a eilvertmith M Ragentrethest; that WOO la MI. I corded es that bulges, Mathes three and four ..... zhea I gave it sp. My Mthesetisse X:. Ahem • meadow/4 till.y Whew. I Meth Dulawd Pan titCles I. 1851 or '62. Mr. Atesheraweb was in the habit of gesdbg goods there on width he bad made ad. them I seat the macs. wanting Moises* to hem, and firsus aeoli be se to warehouse. About '49 or '6O be e eelseeoreelleiei with Reeked and Beane. They 11.8.5 heel weekleg, respeitable see. They fobbed las er Ems at Weedielliellillee. I afterwards told a Reit I poll Sheet 1,1901. I ant employed Alis *bad twelve lease at Weft...rms. he *blob 1 Ihma 11.0001. The stet was seem dams at Kentish lier mid& I paid these LOOK le 4,0001. Hest some Mussed Obma at Nthiag-bill, he wheels I paid heiress osad RPM The ant traumas* was the punkas* rate artagel pude, atlellingtes, el as oath, es eolith they istiethillleisit. I pareleated them flee shoat 11,0001„ os the sodentealleg that I wen to mks adoesese M them te sing out the UMW el ghost 100 Mom I sob admen. to a masuat. The ant treaeasties wee the pardon of the irr..y BIM& estate. I peid VAL At their as ssuliradso that I wee to sevens them I ANL lee beldlse. Mak( bed tae o bees hoe es the land, is that the SOL wee deer profit I. shim I teeth as absolate esditheent of their interest is tie = B l esist. I catered irises matted with the. that I Mei Si berm ea thee Mated Per MAIM. TheTelele•l Easel sheen that have pai WW• OL se Dist anent llt esatabe Mewlead l end lessee easelpt be it. I proem • seledieedeo fee the beelbeg sea ehe ta cesSg. whisk they seeded. la Nowak/4 MM. Mew ass to my pier, sad efts/ ea et the sesssate we tame ea the agretateat Is these teat a balms el MAIM due •to me kr Sleeting la smi aid bib. Thew isiegftilst : 1 1 1 the Demai esesuat. Diehl at this Mem sew thy Ode bwildfag agreenteat for the lffeld estate, red seised ea a greet aay at the blues meted loothem, eel ell tbeir Mks peemelese sod wobillops. Im asa @Neuritis* eaupte t : We had au miasmas% of asessat Meeembss, WM It . b• to the assig. Dm 01 7 emiC: %Mb( ollesseat he the amen sly I ayeeleh Is Me about MIK se it. The i Witatil wady tabbed foot or am Midi lets On. They an sow gabbed. l aideeestel are let. neat is IL sash, tens 99 mess a fair avenge Testa Ueda he Dem 111. to 301. I itepesael that the ellealitliM Ilium ewe. mellgoese tamale hobo early if hatistita lit. la ad peed May debts.' Tlaty .eeMi ware net mi le rev and way vau . It wee te st ri: o res. al ne a Ism w at s &0001. Mr. Richard Atteaborough bad ea a portiere of these em aselthoc ce l i bed leotioa for Rowland sad Muse to De. nee for a dealt of 1,6001., mt. seiedese sepeld at the time el ney Mak regley. I had yell **NW. 1 Lad takes a meted =at m* of me Mom la Cotteahaia Fisk, to were that enema. TWO polies, was givea to Mr. Robert llibeheiewt i r ilt.Joesasy, es_peassity for an admits ileige by Mr. Witham' Attenberugh. Tb. absa Pe* property was frighten nertgaged by Madsad Eves. to Dr. Noah for 4,0006, which was Meat its value. I the Mkt es eselasthat of a balance =the a. therdethead Ivan. beet the Tulimehill eitheekeee. That was gives me se emearity foe my aeospeeoishl lusmt el Rewhad and Enos. That wigs. meat was gem op N way essipose. The messy has boon paid. I bed me ooveyegolee pledged that security is say Vey, The etelsome bees rhea up all that property for 4.0001. I tseserabee as interview with Mr. Attesbormegh, es the 10th Desualsse. At that times he owed as ea call 1,2501. I mid Ida 1 siesta require some sari* saes teasel asseyeeosielsellowbod es& Zwesse.eatabe doeloDeeembereogJoessoy,ese theelheseleipaselesies pones he no SUM to l.aseee. I sheered Muslim' et seeorhise. ethish showed that the peeped, was werth 15,0001. or MAK if belied sad Bettie mould be rep. pwted. H. Wei item sister wee mewed ,• I sold 1 did sot law. He attereards tole me his teeth bad named to as. mist Mae t. .death; in 10,001. co the seearialespeepesed. la puessesse of dais esresesseeet they retina bib et muse to es sweat el 700 L, seMeh fell due a day se two after. Boete bills el Wee, held by Mr. Atteaborosub, were sa• changed foe etbeselseies the althea of other parties. Them transactions win to the marten of aboutl,6ool. Mr. At tenborough weed not repay as the 1,2601. I have spoken of, except against my owe theptelmes. Mr. Robert Atte.- borough wished me to girt bha the whole smooth% of sees- Mies at once ; bat as my refuelrg to do se, end only weds lag to give the security in properties as the bill. were re tired, he wished me to give him indorsemeste that I bad in my case, which be mentioaed, with other persona names ladorsed, for ley owa aceeptathea, which I widowed to do tutu I stepped pop meat Mr. Richard Attenbuough add be shmeld. (sly chop me 6 per cent. lamest, hat afterwards Mr. Robert said he should espect a much higher rote. Feel the last de months I had been loam by the kantilehnices, on account of being so much occupied with building specu lations. The lute was about 861. I thinks. solo It to Mr. Coles• by which I get a premium of 2001., sad a hemmed natal of 761. per annum. There is not the slightest smith standing between Mr. Colas and I that I alkallhave or, km tercet in that theblishment. The mottgsge Is famera sister, Mrs. Caney, was executed in isonsequese of ea ration fres Mr. Burger, one of the trustees, who either on temerity or payment. I at fleet decibel. 1 bed ceased no communication to be made to Mr. Ems& O. e press•pg application boas Mr. Genag, the selfetter, wbs threatened wending', I gave a tamed ea the Patti Oedema. It wee dread y mortgeged fart . TM lease had 17 years to run; the improved natal, through the arrangement with Mr. Coles, is 4001. a year. Tee ant 6001. dissented by Lewis, tea drawn by the Mstigatiea of Mr. Robert Attealtormegb. He told me that 'my aceeptames must be pi:tided for as they came due, and I bad better try to get dbecuat Is the city. Oa his reethumuclation I applied to Mr. Lewis. Reese said sll the parties who were Is the habit of dimenating for him were full, sad he could sot get them to do asp more. I told bile Mr. Lewis would do it for him if he liked to pay ate price, but it would 111 A IlLiffef my purism to do es. Roane said he did not mind meat he paid se long sa he maid keep by credit and mine going until he get the &deaths el 20,0001 &mei bills were of inwards discounted with Lthie,but not la me. I had been in the habit of giving Ream a large amount of tihe, which he 411th:sated where he liked, and only broetht me the proceeds as I required it to oath bare c•Aniog The Ciaseni.sionsr—That wee a very reckless way of rise on. A more reckless mode could not be. You gave him there bills in the lump. Bankrupt—l gave hien about 6001. at a time. The Commissi oner —Tbat is neither provident nor proper . . conduct in a traeer. Bankrupt—l did not give him more acceptances than I thought I bad security tor. 1 h.ve known Mr. Robin Atteobormigh charge 30 per cent. discount, not on my am ceotsecee, bat op these of other parties. By Mr Bag:er —I never beard that the Rosemary Branch 'elate was forfeited for nee-esmpletion of the buildings. 1 aired the Bedford Pantechniern for ease to anyone. Did not tear it TO Cole.. I had any negotiation with warm. but Costs. The prosaiwory note held by my o beers PR endure meet, on fib Jas.uary, 18.55, of the pay ment of laterint up to that elate. He did not then look at the contents of tie cote, and had all along, up to yesterday, supposed that It was payable on demand. It was is Deems bon :Eat Atteab noogb suggested that I should go to Lee*. I had previously had lag* teaasactions with Lords. Mr. Bagley—l see by be balance-sheet that you were a creditor kr 11,2701. at the time of his f.ilere. Bankrupt—l deal know the 'mount ; 1 told artist many of his securities. Mr. Bagley—Ton held sreeptances discounted for him to the amount of 23,6001. ? B okra, t—l c oe't know the amount. I held a lathe quantity of Hu Non and Mould's paper, which ems paid Instil a short time Mit re be stopped. Besides these seesri. ties, I held a terse quantity of Spenhh Bonds and inn war ' rack, which were no: sod. Lieu bas _sine* got a third elms eert gate. I"- Bagley—HJw many thes..” 4 pounds' worth of bills did you &nerd after 4:h Dee., 18/5.5 Baokrup•-1 psi! bile to tie mesa of 10,0001. or 12,000:., and accepted °then to the same amount. By Mt. Ltaklatat—l koala that Yr. Attasbaroafilt bad . larp massadaaa with Lets situ kb baakraptay mit be- - tore km VII his asattasata. I samaaltat atto baptism gag. S. inland Lint - to era tia - va mitres us, dated-rat to his banknote'', satborialoir goo to bond over to Mr. Attooborouglt soy balance that eight arise on his as- mitt" Tb Commisslocer—Whoever may have had transesticos with him, ao man will say that an insertiffersd baakrupt, lehile his certificate rental= in ripsaw, should bothered in treaertioos of this mature. lisekespr—Tee sots rears& front Lewis, dated Dee. 27,1864. requests me to laid ever those premeds to Mr. Atteaboringh, indeed of tbareleres of Lewis. The sots was asfollows: "taker's Halloourt, Deo 27, 1866. " Dear 81r,—Is oossideratiou of your set take pre cerise@ rider me oa remit of • bill for 1,0001. ease red by A. G. Feeley, due 23rd roast, I hereby thaw ell the reality now la the beads of Mr. lifey, rum person of his claims on them, to yea, ea callther seeerfty for any mount I easy be iadebted to yak sad I barer authorise Mr. W. Tier/ to bud over all mpg= swearldes he may hold or any Weer that map be essnleg le ms ham him.—D. L. Lewes." The paper was stumped, and the date of the stomp was the 9th of Ise ,1866. It was proved, by the production of the personae*, that Lewis was first made baakrept 4th Jan., 1866. Mr. Atteaboroagh stated that the date of the nor woe a silicas, 1866 isitead of 1864. • Mr. Gorier, solieitor of *loath Moltonothrt,_ sword the application to the bs i krapt for security, on Ural of the waster of his slater. The Issaknept, at as intentew,olsbed within; to undertake to pronto aUeia of 16,0001. se 111,011041. on severity of hie Ferny out of which ha *Sweet tepee the snout of the two. Witham declined the gepse.l, sad ultimately a road mortgage on the Peatechaiethe 31st of December last, was gine as wearily is, the Lett of 2,4001. Mr. Bagley then widowed the rut, esaterthre that so explanation bed been given of the thaws sealer the beak reel. The oiler pressure on the part of Mrs. Curig'a MONS tree wholly Imaginary, for the prostheses mother se drowsing di smooths' notice meat be given baton pay ment of the ire reetherest could be enforced. The Oremationer—lf I understand you right, Lewis, being able ps peer against both Mates, will gain ea adveu lige by NeMisttsg the.. bills ? Mr. ltheter—A larded advantage. If the estates to =r w • MddeL s ig . l_oo. la the rand—and we u pset oil squash he will get in the shape of dith deals a demi than be gave for the bills. The What do the raisers pray—a err. prim of the te Mr. Seeley—We leave It entirely he the hands c f the court. I should certainly say there ought to be • enspos sion of the ortifirre. Dlr. Maley said the thugs he bed to up spied ell bankrupt was that, two 'days before the faihare, ei le n t' parted with bills foe 2004 to Mr. Attesbotougb, in for his owe reeptsoces. Mr. Linklater, oa behalf of the beakrapt, con submitted that he must be acquitted of the chaps p= against him. He had rebuked la business early, with a large capital ; sad for years he had pee on aide by aids with tbe therestal Mr. Atteeborsige. He had thew began to Mutual bills, a briars whet might he respectably een• dusted, or, r it was generally found. It might be • 'most dis;lthetable one. Mr. Veer bad sonduted it with propriet sad is 1861 be wx:F m. 111.11181)1. before the world. la 1 86 2 he took the Past still contimileg the diecoust business. Meaning led employed Messrs. Rowland aid Bras to finish sore hems die Mat, and in ell he paid them 16,0001. for hams. fie sessenful had ha been, that la Jar al last year be was 11.4111. before the wont, with a ambrosial imbue at hie beaten' of 10,00111 Hs thus berme seenseest with awned sad Ethos% buildiog spscalaisas, sod had it set Mn he the unisser able state of the nem motto, nestageniallset bed bins sairmietel. It our of demenereethe peee ms Ve to the very tits it benkructey, Mr. 'lleety fa llis refer sal ef both estates. It was only le Do soaks last tint sag mime wasozparioned. Mr. Then this !Win le bleitsed, Mr. Atteaboroagh, who, so for Ma sapped,. rot hnhesptcy was impending mend boo smagosents tee =skims sa advisee of Il i t ia del. to Mr. The es to the 14,0001. he already own to Mr. Atrabormegh. That Mr. Auld thou avow hie istostios of anise • proforma la warns of his fully, woe faersdnin non so woe it than the bankrupt shield go mad avow nut be had dank Without a wont of semplint from Mr. Ales borough. It then mes say penosines whatever it ess nen la the MOM of MOIL Mink of property to Mr. Minn Anesbentigh, is 5.4,d lee his debt, on the 4th of Janassy, Cot thele4sge bseme the teskruptoy. This Mann woe mine et the Ineledet et Mr. Hobart Attie bessegb, the salsa" lobe 'sew essopisimd of fraudulent noleressec It was tea Sewn had bre given up; but the m m miasma of Tim merieely sensation it to the assigns.. of lieneleed Bras ter • parser of 4,oool.laillbe gonna Inseeet. Inns the per nun blies Mob *Me. bed esm is on moan the pro perty. woo is sanandlim a stits of Wags t but the =of Then wend he to sa mesas by the he am endue Is this tepees, eitbar is thin Goan se eisowlere. Mr. Attenbenush bed she got sons good bills in umbrae lee bad Mie s bee Mos 1,2111.1 e mosey ; sit yet Mr. Attesbeensh ! s_wthessan to believe net Mr. Ting wee or bmilmaploy at tits tins. On hiss estaimsy, bee Le7 - asiZo slightest nesse to apprehend nob a di& In link. that he our shoat is obtain a large advises - ben Mr. Antabseemsb's mils. Tin re was every rem to Wen the *stigma of the Panto:hairs was a boat fide Imo ryes; it wee severely se stirrers's-one, es Mr. Tree ebtelast a premium of 2001. sad an Is eressid rent of 785. It send over be retended that the security gives to Mee. Oseiry wee a fraudulent retreat*, for it was oily °Weird attar gnat pressen • and es the leer bed oily 17 yea. no Um security, b elag 'woad mortgims, moan of mil' The some the traussetions with Lewis, vibe Mid panned salresedisory faailitted, her his cosenlon with =roe my high in public esteems, bet who hid am hen their threese, of Onshore ark metre area moieties. The ride with the public ix boos theme seemed to be tbat 'twee set misdeal to gamble, lent that it our 4 *rimiest to lose. At Art Mr. Lewis bad dealt with these fairly rough, &Mg for • 6001. bill 2501., and ammo port of securities for title remarry ; sad if his to. re afterwards were MOM aefavourable, the osseettin was re In whisks the parties were Justified in paying high fee a torpenry se oommotitios. It was urged naiad Mr. Tinier that he had dealers With Lewis whilst he wee aa ancertificated bankrupt ; bat Marked out that Mr. Assabseougli him self ha d dose the same, and bad got an order fret Lewi. is Ms favour for the surplus of some securities held by Tin gay. _The assets in this estate were upwards of 9,0001. ; 4,8801. more wee • emoted to be realest; and hut for the diaadratageoes arrangement blower the sisigeses et the two mates the assets would have bra 27,0001. The unee curd debts vine under 8,0001., sad there wee so doubt the bankrupt fairly believed himself to have a large surplus. The eircematures of the case were such as to jollity • second clam emelleste, UM demurer of the property bolsi a easseldslis ices. Tbs Commilmelosse-1 dos% see On If a man is well off, invias sox before the world, he Is not to go and throw the WS of the wicdow, sad call it unavoidable. It le more lib rearty than enythieg else. If he bad con sidered for a morset, aed looked at the else* of preens (I say =thew order the reepeetatelitg of Rowland sad Brat) with wham he was emberkieg Is *relation, this Is the very last thing he ought to have does. Mr. Unlike r—Bat the depreetatra of the property and aot be Messes. The Commistame—Tbs eatable you sea sontsed fer is e Immediate corniest, ; but to ay that the failure areas, either wholly or ia part, from assuidahle lees aid vitiator roe, would be, is my judgment, for thew:rut to put its seal to as untruth. 1 shall not give 'tamest until I have beard the case of Rowland end Hear, whir I will take at the sitting of the court to morrow. I shad then consider both cases, sad give nay opinion on Trottel neat. CENTRAL CRIMINAL Comm. OLD COURT—Ocr. 28. WY Tut lIICOMBA. Jobs Butterwerth, 24, Waimea Fountain, 40, and Thos. Smith, 29, were rimmed with stmlieg U., the maiies of the Eastern Counties Railway Company. ?dr. Tindal Atkisson pre vested. Mr. Ribtos defended Fountain, and Mr. Thompson wee (mussel for Smith. Tee other prisons! was undefended.. . _ It appeared that on the led of September a prise fight ' was snagged to take place In the Kentish Marshes, and a gnat many persons proceeded thither by the Eastern Counties Railway, i mars the river Iran the North Woolwich station. The fight, it appeared, was stopped by the police, ad • great somber cf disorderly petit.. IMO h•Sitiag about the neMb bowls° tel, sad the pavans were observed in company together antomg tam. About sin o'clock is the waning Smit► west to the station at North Woolwich, aced made 10•11111equiry relating to the trains. At this time then was so 'be in tee station but • lad, and at length, while this lad was engaged in working the telegraph, Smith deltberately went up 1, the till sad made a match at some silver, but the boy bearing the sound jumped up end laid hild of him. Butterworth came to Smith's anistenet, gad b. dropped the money, sod they both to away. The prisoners were all apprehended • rowdily@ afterwards, and it was shown tt at they were all connected together and p when the robbery was attempted. Mr. Bibles made a very Miamians defence on behalf of his client, end eedeasound to Mow that the vitt:teases Were mistaken M speaking to his identity. 11r. Thompson made &similar defence for hie client. The jury unlaced a verdict of Guilty sitarist all the pri anent, and *sidearm was given that Fasted, was convicted of a robbery from the pawn In 1862, sad matured to ten years treaportation. He was, it appeared, discharged epos • liana or ticket of-lave in July last. The R. corder meat/need Fantail' to its years' resit arra. tade, intimating that by • rarest regulation of the gowns man be would catalay have to fulfil the whole period of his sentssee, end the other two prisoners were ordered to be kept to hard labour for two pease. As the anemia wen about to 1-ace the doer, Feenteia leased forward, sad, add retries Mr. Bibles, said, " (thank you, sir, for the defame you made for me." Hairy Stevens, 24, pleaded guilty to two indictments ebargiag him with embesslieg mosey Ix lowest to Me ens plans, Nathan, Spring, Retells', aid others. Mr. Rama, Wee appeared tor the viewed, odd that he " areretMSUraf edi a VVAte th r4d a the mart would led passim a lenient .morn.. He Mild* ales the pressetres were willies: to rehimernad the yostiond to sad& the Viv i iStra t i n * rowleded the prod to Ntii h4rdrieed shanda. TM the snout AIM primer's Ohl earatat.til salt esi ne4y to state that they sasmaidd t• over • psdod el dm years. TM pmseeMear' priest* at was at Norwich. het Mel had •hemeh is Leaddy and the Wiener well the dames d'art Mao*. ale ia.l2OL a year. The Reader sal& tt las • wry -salons sharp, Ma be would consider how fee he elimM be justified in paying atteadat M Ma 1100111111MISIkthIS to dug aL tha_pro saratare. The grand *5 Moe retuned true bill. against Robson ter the Crystal Palms treads. NEW COURT. TIM 0011150-1111. 1111110ILL3IMS. Jesus Banes,!!, labourer, ettil i ett4e a deeerter hem the human, was Witted for • fa the drunk. hoses of George Buttes Ulathemes, oculist there's sae plated Mahe. sad Ma , sad eau 'Weiss. lir. Carts= ash Hit. W. Purse Weida. The sise, was est Ulm bee his la the day, wad WWI UPI keg akar es venal but at whisk*, shirt duel= sossiderables amemat of silosties. The was almost esehissits alreamsessWel, but at the time Wet direst, sad ossigisedy diesseed of ear t . lit ... likes Whimsy. The pasesater is • gnaws. lissal•ea4snare, I auli, ;e7ensad Le heel sa essedesal sust a taod the le a belie. layer sad plestase to the sidglarearbood. Siam short time before the sessmaiesioa el this hargiary, the lillb of last month, the prosecutor's house had boss sadist/sap Nue repairs, sad apes that sight was brakes into ha dr' following way s —The bugler had, by Imam of a Me► ladder whistle bed heat fresh tarred, lowered kiesself over the belastra4bg into the area, Vasa with a abet mak Ted the I of a deer sad also a ussreof glass. to do which a bndswl bad "sea 'employed to issisag it oat of the petty. Itatiag plaid as entrance, tha milent sad other places lead beta hosed is sunk of paspeety, sad auks of a did similar* eery ri X :than upon the pasta were dlesevered. Visa t he gds. lisp the plus after the I diluter/ sef th e be thew Snag • ropo.lasider fresh 'lsseed., l whisit had bus usher male hand tress, sod *MA cutely ooruspambeil with the marks seta slam the habituating sad is the sus. Animus the ,Map stoles were use postage stamps, whisk illsemest • meat important lak la the induce epithet the His, it approved, was knows to tbe pollee of the asset of whom saw Wm at about half-past one upon the of the burg q widike about twenty yard. of the presente e house. 9ir<Msa falling upon ft a moor, the polies west to his malbet's hoe" is Us shut, Bayswater, where he mill Is ahem Wm Wm day ; but be wu sot mesa aatilibas Id, lobes the pallese- Wass, Dr.. sad Clark, approboisd lila se So Imes ed the rasa fa whom he worked. Eh sit ma paws bis SW address, sod told them the rum whisk he essapial atlets other's, adding that he know Whig of the redrosy. _The piles them proceeded thus, sad la • boa found • pair of light trowsen eimPar Is those the pri• maw was seen la epos the debt albs tahhery, sad spas Nam there was Maims of tar, width Impsha their batrft boss I. usual with tbs ladder Amid ts. Is a hoc la the roses was ales fad • reseerkably Imp .dull sad as awl, het! of whisk mist pertiesaiselp lis Weal, meetly fitted the y marks s lbe i p=lM bi zir sa l Is a Vis: 110 asity .w f k r: Masi at dm .Si, lea mils tims tepsteeet up is pugs/ • halm htkfrue, she Totegaised se pertrnies - lep beim the robbery she rushed frost a lady at Dabs, sad Mil Ispe up seat where th e damps were takes Mae. Hz. Pests nom. Meth aossezaiabeed the edlisms, bat Mkt' la altering Use eradiate. Be theft pos. N aegis improbability of • guilty mu Wethlap whiab were so sucegly lad y = orsd keneme the ammo Sujeant, is remain up, pointed out most lersib the aumehorative satire of the seldom. This firyollir a few Wastes' ecosultatlea, to the utter K every one ia smart sad especially kis lord altitelmil a verdist of Not Guilty. IVEifidINBTEIL. A women of the town,;;; ... gavisber name Elisabeth Coveutry, wee abused with the following robbery : Mr. G. Fletcher, • civil engineer residing at Milbrook„ mar Southampton, who eat a strange figure in the loose sad scene workhouse dress of St. John's, Westminster, in which, owing to the circumstances of the case, he was attired, stated that on the previous evening he met the pri soner in the Bird-eage-walk, and was inveigled by bar to a house of ill-fame in Shows-rents, Broadway, Westminster, when It. 'Redressed himself and fell asleep, and when he awoke latest sight found the prisoner had decamped with the whole of hie clothes, his gold watch sad guardebaln, his pane, 000taisiug V. 10s., and • couple of rings. He woo soh ambesiereed at hie situation, aid called the land lady el** hew, robe seat for the polies, to whom be gays a deesdpera el eh* Oman. A few minutes afterwards .he wee hwee Webs by a constable, and la reply to the chow baled *ad one had taboo the claims. The orsetelde lest pecaseateehie treat cost, sad he proceeded to Ike we/Mow, where he reeelved shelter for the night, and was lest the suit in whieh be sow appeared. The primer, who a l io nejefet r et was remanded. William fluffy (wllw fer;telly took a leadieg part la the Chartist agitation ) was re-elantisted charged with ashes slisg money the property of the trustees of the United Patriot National &milt Oceisty, of which he had been mentary. A. long Inquiry misted, Mr. Metcalf, for the defence, arguing that the moiety was indebted to his client, and Mr. Lewis, for the proems/ea, brisling forward witnesses to prove the enemy. Mr. Metcalf urged that the case might to be dismissed. Mr. Lewis said he had other charges to bring forward, and applied for a remand. Mr. Long ',teethed that the osse append before hire audit eirewiestenees very different from what wen pie seated to idle es the former oeeesios, sad that he ',mild now accept the priseser's recogaiamme of 1001. and two sureties of 601. for his noappearasse another day. Bail was glee. in, and the planer left the wart. "EIB PIRACY AND NVRDBR ON BOARD THB GLOBE. Yesterday, aue prisoners Ouittopp• Login, Elio mud Barbalano, sad liatteo Pettrkh were re-ezansined before the Portsmouth zugistrates, charged with piracy and murder on board the Globe. Daniel Canoe, es* of the English sailors on board the Teruel, gave evldease at considerable length as to UN attack made on himself. He was at the wheel when bogeys pissed oesswil rather behind hiss, and wham immediately after awls was shot under the left ear. He fell down, and be. mime very ill from loss of blood, and some ten sedated attorwardi he was stabbed in the back. He drew his GEM over his shoulders, and pat hie finger into the Wad to stop the bleeding. Shortly afterwards he smother NUM wound in the right aide of kis as* from • knife. At the time be got that wenind all the See foreigners were aloes to him, and he bleed diem talking among themselves, but he did not an. dienteMi lack language. He crawled to the poop, and when be eat *ma was taken tato the captain's eabia by the cap tain and mats, and put tato the sail cabin. While there he beard Angelo tell the esptaia he wasted money, and heard the captain say, lien is goy pocket-book." After wards he baud Angelo some down end open the chests. He recollected nothing more till he was told the foreigners had left the ship. George Hellman, a boy, said that he slept In the fore trestle of the vessel, and on the night referred to bed turned into his bunk, and had been lying some time awake,when he saw two men come down into the forecastle. Joseph Pattie soa and David Themes w. re then in their banks. When the men came down, they had • piece of lighted candle, and they sent to the bunk of Joseph Pettinson. A few seconds afterwards the treadle was blown oat suddenly. After that he heard a heavy substance fall out of Pettinstia's berth on to his chest, and from that roll on to the deck. He then heard a groan. and a noise se in a person's throat, and • noise of straggling. After Pettlsson had Men out of his bask the two men came and sat down on the cheat in front of witness's buns, for a few minutes. They talked in their own language, and Pettrich put his bends on witness's lege, sod said Piccolo." They then went op the ladder OD deck. The witness deposed to the eubsequent movements of himself sad the prisorgen, sad to his seeing David Thomas coming dowe the bold with his heed to his neck, and the blood streaming from it. Witless returned to his bunk sad rentaleed some tinu—he coold not say how long, bat it seemed • long time to him. Before Thomas came down, witness heard noises on dick, as if some one was being charted round. When it got light witness saw Platinum alongside of his bank dead, with his throat cat. Afterwards Pettrich end Barham) came down the fore hold ioto the forecutle. Patirich had a pistol in his bend, and Barbalano a long lsile. Witness jumped from his bank and implored them to save hie life, as his had never hurt these. Pettrich caught hold of him, kissed his cheek, and said, " Me no touch you." The prisoners and the other two foreigners having plun dered the vessel went on shore in a boot. After some farther tridents, from this witness the pro ceediggs were adjourned. THE AMERICAN MAILE.—LIVERPOOL, TUESDAT.— Tito United States mail steam-chip Baltic, Captain James Comstock, will sail tomorrow forenoon for New York, with mails and paseenitere. The letter-boa closes here at 8 a.m., but letters may be posted with late feu to 9 am., and at the loathe, Male until 10 cm. The royal mail steam ship Europa, Captain John Leitch, takes the place of the Africa (about to be overhauled), on Saturdsy forenoon, foe New York, gad will sail at 11 a to. on that day. Letters mutt be posted before 9 a.m with late fern up to 10 a.m , and at the landing stage toll a.m. THE BELGIUM TARIFF AND TIIE BRADFORD TRADI —The Bradford Chamber of Commerce have loag latieured to effect such a reform in the Belgium tar:if as will place this country cm an equal footing with more favoured witless. A mating of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce woe held on Monday, Mr. T. Balt in the chair, when the secretary teed a aserespondeoce which had taken place be tween Mr. W.ll. Wickham. M.P., and the Foreign-office, in reformat@ to the prorveed &Bendiest in the Belgian tariff, and the chamber sabot gamily adopted a memorial to her Majesty's envoy at Brussels. Is this memorial the chamber state that they believe it as be proved by conclusive evi .deace—lvt, that the elassilleation of the duties ea purposed by the proem de lot would prove to be no reel rsdaetlun. Zed, That the go value arm which the dodge aro pro posed to be calculated I. wrong. Srd, That a new protec tion is *boat to be created by the distiactios drawn Witten goods is the gray and good. dyed end finished. Ia proof of them allegation, they offer affidavits from a number of Bradford eras engage d is the Belgian treds.—Manchester ChteriMlS (ATRIAL PALACE.—ONE 61111.11110 TUNIDA.T, Ocrr. 28. Admiseicies Os paymeat, 2,187 ditto by sorsa dears. 368. Total Trans, 2,666. TM POLICE COURT= MANSION-NOUS& Mr. Knewles KM& • yang sea of respectable appear ease, was charged with lining &el of • leaded pistol in the street oa the preening sign. • pstlessaa—As I was on my beat in Fish street-hill I d ialth a t I heard the uses of • pishol, sad I saw the t with a revolver in his head. These was • fest& dose to him, sad when I went .p to his he said something about Ids Amiss • Iliad to sheet me. I took the revolver Ambito and herd that is. of the barrels had been jut =and at the station-house I took powder sad hall bands. , Several possess were auk slushed at lbesspigh TM lewd Ilayer—who is the defendant ? • maillsmem, who said ha wm istimstely sequainted with No aid—He &On sem from New York sod =ls the Calve/Sty at Cambridge. He is a very re ining man, ai d meld lean eatertaind no idea of brollag anybody. The words he used to the Aker mast reed drip at all. The fact that foal of the barrels were baba showed that ha had no nought of doing mbehief; Wiles, he goads not the slightest resistance whew the eater seggeitemjed Pelisisitaw—Bg wade no resistance, bet he said le had bthfa Wed tw siege BM TM Lod Mayer , —l think Us feet of his having four holed barrels we se *videos* of want of isellostiou to do thisehisf. It appears to me te be rather grad of the ma n& &indoors Prisad—The female had len t bin sad told him whoa he said the barrels wen= that he was only joking; apes which, to mashies her that the was wring, and to lame her to leave him, he die skated owe of the bomb at the linastent. He has jai sane Rego. pine I. whisk he aye the people are ha the habit Mamrying revolvers. The dandles= La the United States it is the pieties of half the popelatioast least te carry revolves at Witt The Lord Mayer—lt h hard to believe that sack a prestige mkt,. However, I den say we may be ealightemed by eons Anterimo gentleman is that abject. I ban any to do with the set of &eau yen committed last night In arieg In tie ewer. Ton mast have best ware that Ifni , elms meld inevitably is mused by so serious disturbance, and yea mast pay a fine of 40s. for the airmen and be nand over In your own seogalssocie to keep the pesos for do , moathe. The defeadaat's Maid et ones paid the penalty, and the / impressed • hops that the Lord Mayor would be io good sa / le return the revolver to the dekadant. The Lord lleyor-1 shall pat It into your hands if you solemnly me sot to gin it to him for sia months. / The de endant's friend ptomised to do as his lordship re ' (paired, and received the revolver from hie lordship, who. after Myth. expostulated with the yoaag . win tufts well adapted tM ocenelea, discharged him GUILDHALL. Joseph Bead was placid at the bar, on remand, before Sir Robert W. Cardin, charged with fathead's, • sem of 351. reeMeed from Mr. Meanie, • wise and spirit mor alist, of Old Broad street, fur Messrs. Carson, Warren, and Co., of Olsegow, his muter'. Mr. Edwards appeared far the proseeutios, and Mr. T. Barmy for the primicer. Mr. B term& said he had not ssfscient iastructioce to j iffy him in asking the magistrate to dotal. him. The prisoner was then discharged. Sir R. W. Carden said—l havejust no:aired one of these elapid letters from • person signing himself Loftus Bury, onolosing a fictitious cheque for 51 be. on the London Joint Meek Bank for the poor boa of this court, and ri questiag eaknowledgmeat of it in the Times at ones" 'the Maher of this letter may rest assured that he will never noopeed in any sash attempt at this court, as all cheques or Maw remittances ars cashed before they are mkt 0 ieleagag. have seat the I and cheque to some of the &w -illow, t and, from the information they have mot me, it appears that they have smoothie to the Writer. I hope they byre, and that I shall icon have the delinqueat in toe dr& Wan me, when I will try say band at • practical joke ipss WORSIIIP-BTREET. James Williams and William James Gerson were charged before Mr. Ram oill with breaking and entering the dwelling-tosse of Mr. William Rowlett, 6, Grange-road, I)alstoa, and stealing a quality of plate, jewellery, and other articles. Williams was alto charged with wounding with intent to murder Mr. George Rowlett, the brother of the prosecutor, who gave his evidence with great firmone, though msnifestly suffering sonsiderably from the injuries h. had received. The witness said—l reside with my father tit Gleba Cot tage, which is nearly opposite my brother'. house. Yester day evening, agreeably to the noised of my brother, who had gone oat on bgbiness, I went to look after the premise,. As I nosed from our gate I observed the prisoner Genoa standing near, and on retunieg for the keg, which I had forgotten, I took particular notice of him. When I crossed the rood the , sewed time I perceived a light in the first floor treat room of my br.ither's holm, and on unlocking the street door, saw the prissier Williams descending with • lighted candle fo his hand. I seized him at the loot of the stairs, when he dropped the candle and !paled me by the breast. We struggled for about ten minutes, daring which he threw me twice on my back in the preens. Before I could rise the second time be struck me three blows on the head, and ease on the left shoulder with something sharp, which I thought was Iron. I begone neeoseciana, bet mast base reeovered speedily, for I perceived the prisoner passleg nate( the front gate and f Rowed him, main. " Marche." I overtook and again laid hold of him, then beams exhausted from loos of blood, and he disengaged himself, tonging off towards Kin and - ad cab stand. (Thereat, waistcoat, aced skirt of Mr. Ro glett were bete produced, saturated w , th Wood.) Mr. John Robins—l live at No. 1. Beeneolr-terrsee, IRingelaad. Last evening, between five and sin o'elock, I bowl amy of " snider," and coning into the street maw Mr. Goorgaßowlott Wails g position from die bead. 1 Whet le the anger ?" and be nplled, "H y ' btwhee'. bee has been ro bbed. and thew is the ass, " at the same time w theeOsamu Williams,standiug few Yards off. by dolmen. I went tip to and 'hollered that ale, )]., with the aseetancs Of Hr. Gooch, a seighbonr, to tads statiera-bonse. Oa oar trey I eteened L f It is • pity leo struck the gentleman." lie HAW, " Wsaida't you do &sp i kier for your liberty ?" I melted ' , leeway" (prodeped), se oleo • piece of wadi*, thewick off hisk was gala warm. foam a cabman. Proleif 0 wfwa sba k i s imi„ .l2l .... asearing the pri-, inner, bayberries Thema Werfell, • ash. grepriets; be, deposed to heeler heard thee/Id w *order," and to ies neared one .(the he believed to be Guam, as be 0114 weir Mb nob. The Mall whoever be was, threw sehtetblag • from him, obwrviLg, "Yea shouldn't hays elerped me." The two last wham's" this took charge of Ma. John Lloyd, swath* cab driver, 'poke to bevies Rood the " Jemmy," nosed in • leathers sheath, and the roadie, under ace of the sale. He delivered then to Mr. Robins. Doemead, 7 If, flendessithver apossewed other lOW sg I shun, thews gold Wags, • wets, and mime wltpkls leashed% tobkh be had found en Williams, and smiths leek Onus et the door of this ceurt r a short Rene bean the wee wee eases/ wpm, Mr. George Hoehn plebe est tbas pelmet awing the crowd as being the ether piety seasersed. Pr eeesster mew leleaddelltia• whole of the property, sad °boned that Mane o'clock In the day it was pinitotly safe, and the peaks' well secured. Geesen polimesiensly insisted that he was innocent of the ahem and weld prove an alibi. Williams fa part confessed 11;:taamaill observed that it woe dear the whams Worrell was mistakei, Williams and not:Oa/nos Wig the man he had secured. The workmate also cocaarated am the fast of the fernier primmer bavieg bee, brought to bustles without the slightest aid of the police, it being worth notice that darks the whole_proweding not a constable was near to render assistasetr. The Rinke of the Falk* wets doe sad would doubtless be sceorded to those gentian& who had so pmeeptly sad serviceably acted. The prkosers wen *PO remanded for depositions. CURREN WELL. Micheal Roach was austatiined under the Nuissaces Es • mond Ant, before Carrie, to answer a charge of permut ing the overcrowding of two house, No 1 cad 3, Char lottes-building., Gray's fen-lane. /Ir. ILW. Heywood appeared in rapport of the complaint, gad stated that the proceedings wets token at the inmate of the Board of Pinks for the Holborn district. The de fendant had, he said, been convicted in April lost of a similar offence, when a est was ordered to be paid, bat the lout authorities bevies found at that time a disposition on the port of the defendant to sham the nuisance, the Ones were not entweed ; a repetition of the offence, however, haring occurred, the Board of Works were determined to theist an the fall peashise Lod Goats. Lionel David Prime, the inspector of manna. proved that in the hews No. 1 there were 40 inhabitan t., and in No. 8 there were 35, all of different families. Dr. fleptleaus Gibbon, the medical °Seer of health, proved the highly injurious gad prejudicial chareittor of the adman. In Charlotte's-buildings the wail dis orders were scarlet and typhus fever., small poi sad caw dangerous dimness, width wore mainly attributa ble to the overcrowded state of the dwelling,. The magistrate said that it appeared no use to deal leo'. sally with the defendant, be mut therefor* floe bin the fall pewter of 40s. la each case, and order the bomber of inhabitagto to be reduced within 14 ley., addisg that the ' flan would new be sawed._ itiszsza --0— C(FlTON.Lnianont., Onr. 21.—The orpolob dosed tamely and firmly, and prier of ell kinds an quiteliddisliall At Friday's ettr. rimy. The Was to-day salaamed to 7,1414.11111116 W welsh daFortele Molt IMO sod walnuts 1, 30 0,04aded. la addition to Ameri. cans (c 4 want 4,800 balssatad) )dassabass. as ; 110 dalls,at 7d.; var) lank as Aid. to ; sad II Sot Wads, at Is. to Is. ad. For lb. No Imports. 410716C1N 000D6.—Yaseamineina Ora 22...attir We lid 6 - kb, Mg 101 • 1• 41!••••••• II 0• 8 • 1 0. ray yarn, as the sales of km Treaty Or eaveriert 66 to P..), ba ears WS =NW le Bake prier Mod et Ile dor Tea. The imeteles kiik sessiotto;e rail se par t osirals Ira era per suerDurk Litres re ewer lake PA are Ire to sopa a limilt-ret orakatory bear% ile ewer= of 'spa tepee bile. corked to tiegfer of mil Weak The lop upset Mem 601 aloof ken emotion et ke retroakit alien re dill . a=z i y lire roar = ke atria Oil pees fully es easelly the melees obleeke mi lle .lu irtey rites O it ism! have pinsad 1$ W voy. ea lir ilin lonenna tn Manca. Pram. lan, sad Co.. k Orly reeray dreeW. - potre Ur trivelary es re lad ahem, to rites etre the 2lth. Woo; but it Ear be Peened that to are rather seteleal than allundae, far the rarer rad above :-7.Stias pristrerit ItedUtlPZ: i tt o i Der piste; is, Lithe airtime, lid. per ill like 66 and 72 reek. le 4 pee pees r Pakkr, 16d. to ltd. per piece I ed. yet plow IL Pt Pim tor low q He kw yeroires taker e; mull; Id. to la. per Om; tetera. elpeedidiehg fled In = amentitsig woe ; anl dal , with ere 1.16 d. to i 4. pe pii. to Oak weak pine current to-day. barear.= 6.4 eirek ter "Pe rem' of *Slag inanimate. they an irid ke as I. Pro Mires fe are in anens caw reriet " 'The heard is Mar lo Pe bore trade le geed. eel pier Mailyal tietereett *sr diem Mira. arperally. ere veil aped. WOOLLOgirrlgagis c Off. 28.—nare bar been rood aborts la the Cloll4mo ronlagond ream better bon matisital. Wits lirsaimeas ins bum F INN is Inge r. &Waldo to aldo.. Is lhe ideate' eadileile to be .Ise Inavy lads. Ma pods en set a n mutat ut& messt. do g e Ocr. 211.-71te improvement reenexemi lag week dole net ecennue. Trod. bee retuned te its ferssee Ode a/ There has been good atteediese et the Cletle.bell. hat tranesetheas here been few and light. Mack daeddae ea average sela. mad fannies of middling quality shoat the rand Mau& Ilia I m... Hatton In wool. .—ficao ' Ocr. IS.—The wool Wade I, very flat. maul off on the approach of London sales; sonaldered healthy , sad much easier prices —....azure as usual ore Dot i oa tho oatkwpotod .holly it Is 111iNUPACIVISL—Emanaanitua, Oer. 26.—The attendance of banes la not oo minnow* and bonne la leas brisk. Low and middle anion goods, whin fee some time had a tolerable ton, ere booming more awaken and the mama la not, ddclently minnow:l to no my gnat in Man geode. Oor. 26.—We bad today a smut show of new wheat, condition Indifferent; anything really dry met ready sale, et e. to 68e. per qr., being fully up to the content rates of last week. Damp wheats unsaleable except et low prises A good retail sale for foreign. Barley in less motive demand, and about Is. lower. Be: re In good request. Linseed very Ares A sale for cake to con. sowers. Imports from Oct. 21 to Oct. 21:—What, 6,469 quarters; barley, 6,474; cats, 190; hems, 216; linseed, 10,192; rapeseed, 153; oil cakes 223 tone. Lases Ott. 26.—The show of wheat Is moderate, but the supply imatlaure fully equal to demand. Today we have to report only a retail trade, end prime of beet dry qualitke are much as cm Friday. with extremely little patsies in other de•eriptloce. The sale is slow for barley at former rates Beans and other article without alters. lion. Arrival' this week:—What, 3,622; oats, 203; barley, 1,719; beans, 474 ; mood, 456. ••• - • Lrses OCT. ' 2ll.—Tbe weather continues remarkably fine and dry. last night wits a sharp frost. To tbis day's market the supply rf wheat was essall, rood qualities fully in swish:Kit last week's prima, damp and saltsamples is. per qr. cbswpar. Of barley veiled • supply. a good demand was experienced for malting runs at full prices; secondary qualities to es. per qr. lower. Brans rather dearer. Moat, whits. 6111*. to 6610 a., 6a. to 74e.; red. new. 60Ibs. to 6610 a, 61a. to 695.; ditto. 61111bri to 601ba., its. to Vs. Barley, °bomber now, Idlles. to 94Iba, 475. to 60a.; common, 51Ibs. to Sllba., 40s. Welk Beans, old, 651115. to KIP*, {Sato btu; new, 641ba. to Nibs" 461. to flia per qr. to the growers. Oc;. re.:-21te wo - alber W tow everything tout could be "Wink and it te to to heard Wee it may matinee won it Wit en able ear Imam t, seem We rewainger at Oak wage. nee et the maw dna peened aWalialteft weans egweelew. At ow mar. ket this warm we WI • iieeno /haw et vbeat twat the vow. as, Ng hwhigkaselertag Olathe essek biters preferring to to weraiewe Wit ladrotocke Water thenwewearrent rake, We trade tamt72,1111.2=1.14th tolee i = am en . l64. asyw hoeinws err. Ts reedily etino et f la, and Ude at We. Gabe. Per b one genei et Wein wry wheat Igh nee greenreL knew awe done. Flaw a Wow Isle, but with We grewere. Toe Mire, ISOM end am worth TO.. rate, mil MA I Z l Zi.t . = Grinding Watey r tair mast. In other utiles we waladd War& ton. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11114 Par No. Total. Total PAILTAWL open. amen. ehabibin IVA 1464. Weak 444104 O 13. Wait W Mien a cu eL m. . . u.n3 1.Q41 16,154 ivaa Week ending O. 19 North OtadordeldrolS & C.) 733 6.911 6.528 Week anchor Oot. 214.44 and (loath Weetern 6.790 6.17 Week cadlag Oct. 23. Orest Luaemboorg...... 4l? 374 791 North London 029 1,519 50 3.451 Sal SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CARILLTIES. Fortuna was wades.% Oat. 11, near Wineham.—Liverpool, 001.11. Johnstone (Mash& ship). Orpt. Oliver. with it u, has been wrecked near Mama. [ll2o.—The J. w. Johnson. Captain Oliver, arrived at Nana en the 14th of September Imes Liverpool.-61. Pstersbiug, 0et.17. William Ru t, Captain ilermitage, hem* to Jimmied, which put into Holyhead leaky and dlsetwaged, has been repaired and re loade Oet. d S and was to mil to-day lot her destinsUom—Liverpool, 1. Lrmammt. Sate AT TOLSON POILTS.--.PArI of Selkirk, and Hart. lags, at Quebec; Eagle, at Vera (rue; Laconia Loeb at Mata; Rita (so), and Pse.tolas (se), at Santander; Shamrock (e), at Havre; Thule, at Copenhagen; Pelican (m), and Albenina, at Helvoet; Charles Holmes, Milton, Masotelins, and Nuevo &Them at Haven nab ; Catharine', at Lietan; Hampden, at Cuxhaven ; British Queen (as), and left for Tunis, at Malta. Sanem roe' tivaaroot.—Priacills, from Manual's, Sept. 21; Doe Pau, from Oardeans, Sept• 2o; *mantle, end kiITOUIOI4 Oct. 20. from Dantsio ; Peeping Tom, from Oran. 03.13; Jowa Mute, Oct. IS, from Cadiz Arcadia (se), and Bagptila (is), Ott. lt, from Malta. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aaron Eaton, from Liverpool be St. John s N. 8., Bept. 17, lat. 37 N.. too b 7 Or. Forma% from London for Adolodo, Dot 12, bd. 42. Lord Elgin, from Liverpool for Africa, Cot. 25, eve mites month-west of Tusher. W!alr!reolaad, from Pluladelphts for Liverpm . ., Oct. 27, off Bole. [Advertisement} -THE EARL OF ALDBONOUGH arm HOLLOW...Ies PIMA—An astounding care by this miraculous medicine, after every other tacins had fat:ed.—See extent from his Lordship's letter, dated Villa Hoehn. Leghorn, Feb. 2 L 1842. To Ptoresoce Holloway.— Sir,-1 beg to soquatat you, that your Wither* effected a ours or a disorder in my liver and Moms* which all the meet eminent of the faculty at home, and etl over the continent, heel not been able to effect ; nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad or Ma rinated. (Sign, el) AILDIMIIena H." Theos wonderful pills will cure say disorder of the liver or stomach." Sold (alto Holloway's Oint ment) at Florence Holloway's Eatablishmente, 241. Strand. London; and 80, Malden-lane, New York; and by all medicine vendors tSroughont the uniting wand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABBOTT.—Oet. $7, at Welton-en-lann.a., the wile of C. 3. Abbott. Eeq., of a eon. BRANDLINO.—Oet. 24, at Canterbury. the wife of Major J. Brand. hag, C. 8., !royal Hong Artillery, of a daughter. GRABIAIL—Oct. 26, at Alma-rills, Upper Itornsey.rlae, the wile of W. P. Graham, Eeq., of a eon. OURNET.—Oat. 24. at Brixton-kV, Surrey, lire. T.Gumey, ra nice. ItURBARD.—Oct. 26, at Prinee'..gate, the Ilon. Mr.. Hubbard, of a dasghteg. MONCKIEVE—Oct. 24, at Chepstow, Matmonth.hite, the wife of the Her. J. E. S. Woocritlt, of &daughter. POWELL—Oct 14, at Deroaport, tho wife o' Capt. T. IL Powell, 64th Mgt., of a daughter. BM ART.--tact. 24, at Charlwoodistreet, PimlLx, Ilre. L. Smart, of a daughter. WALTON.—Ott..III, at 13mA-street, llanover-quart, the wife of of awn. TELLOLY.—ect. Si. at Cevendlet. Hall, Suffolk, the vire ce S. T. Yelloly. Esq., ot • son. MkRRIAGES. ENOLAND—FULLER.-0 0 t. to. at Ft.. rhureb, by the Rev C. H. Andrew., W. England, EN., ELIE, ol Crteetertleld, Nat.'s.. rice, daugbter of the bite 0. Puller, Rah Weston-rillo, near Bath. PULLER —POTTINGER.—Oet. 2 , , at Pattilrlon pariah ehureb, W 0.% by the RC,. R. Fisher, T. Puller, of Contron. Berta, to tiar. riette Erma, daughter of B. Pottinger, FM., of the saute county. KNAPP—CAPELL.—Oet. 2%, at W. Mary Stnrdeli ne. Peckham, by the Bee. B. Caper, P. T. J. lirripp. 01 led:go" to Ellen, daughter of H. Caper. Fig, of Little T.trr it-street. NOTES—NOTES—Oct. 2s, at St. Paddington. Hr. E A. NOWI. of Liverpool, to Panne, daughter of Me. R. Noyes, of New CUM.-street, rib John'eawood. TEUMPER - WHITE.—Oet. 24, at Tittle Beilaryn. Wilta, by the Rev. F. H. Bucket field, 8. Tramper. of Dunn MEL% iltiogerford. Betio, to Ellen Anne, daughter of J. B. White, Eeg., of Little Bedirdo. DEATHS. bester.:ensce, Winston, 0. Aden Eq., ADET.:-Oct 3..t1 Med 78. BUXTON:7Oct. 2S. Mr. S. H. Mules, of Mill street, Tosteth park, Lleemot, seed 110. COLLETL—Oot. $7. et Dalitne, W. Collett, Teri , aged n. DAVl6.—Ott 24 at Tistaria villa, Beaufort , rued, Mese', T. Davie MI.. sled 47. 11677.—0 et. 26, at Gabriel'eAtill, Bisadstoue, Mr. B. Ekberg. wed 74. 24, at Edmonton, Mr. W. Miller, late of Aloomba Witin, aged 64. 11/A.—Oet. 28, at &Word, Eases, 151 r. T. May, aged 66. ItaTMOND.-044. 25, in the Minorles, W. Raymond, Eeq., aged 69. 26. at Weat.end lodge Themes Mitten, 51:m*7. 126 PAW. W. Speer, at Trinity College, (.Imlntt`ge. BPUROIL—Oet.22, at Itornford, Ewa, Mr. J. Sow ge, IRO 76. WILLER.-041, 23, at Taavorth road, Croydon, Mr. B. Wailer. age] 51. Prlntod and publi.hed 157 W 'Lunn RING HALM of No. In ft, Writer:l tt. dtra In the City of London, Printer, at the °Mee . Lombard ihniet, In tho Ilecinet of Wlntairtam—Wanexenne. Qt-russa