The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-28 00:00:00

I . ' l , e ; / THE UNITED STATES. The state election in Pennsylvania had terminated in a deeisivo democratic majority. The New York Herald, referring to this intelligence, nays :—N Ths vantage ground thu far held by Mr. Fremont is now held by Mr. Buchanan, and something more than trusting to luck will now be required of the opponents of the alarmed and aroused demoreacy." 'noncoms of the town elections in Connecticut show that el 128 towns heard from 73 have gone for Fremeat, 48 for Buchanan, and 5 divided. This is • gala of 23 for Fremont and 14 for the democrats. Returns from , Florida show that the democrats bare carried the state by a majority of 500. The Kansas elastic* had resulted in favour ti the pro slavery party. The Free State party did not vote. Quern! Whitfield (pro.slavist) bed been returned without opposition as delegate from Kansas. There was a heavy storm at New York co the 13th intent, but no damage to the shipping is rep orted. De New York papers publish the o atone of another Southern separatist. Senator aeoo, of Virginia, writes : Immediate, absolute, and eternal separation. Better, far better, to stand toward the Northern States as we stand to the rest of the world Enemies in war, in pesos friends "—than to re. main halting under a common government, enemies under the guise of peaces, or friends at war.' The Hon. Millard Fillmore has addressed a letter to one of his upporters in Charleston, from which the following is en extract: In the North I an 'barged with being a pre slavery mil, seeking to sowed slavery ever free la Mem; mg fe ths &lath lam messed it Wag ea abelitioaist. Bet I em a:tither, sad as I have Invariably refused to give my pledges, ether this sack as m ig ht be Mimed frost my lusewe ohs raster sad peevisss e•tel waded, I hays est summed to the paths my of dime charms. It after all I have dose, sad all the sweetest have made to mefetala the austits. Usual right' of the Beath, she still distils% me, Uses I ma may say that I Mrs die may lad em mess jest sad mem foulsea and alma I have lase, sai Sheavehea fused, she may arm giravitad• by hesssoltlease. Lad so of the North: if after ell I have dace te msiamie Mr itoestitatkeel rights sad advance her latereete Ms Amami me, I he2e ske may lad coo more worthy et letresakikkes, and bestow it wiewillsely. I shall hare Ito regrees kw Ew alt is enlist we. lan °sly assiou that the = elteald he well gekesiell, Mat this astortesaie IMMINIPMIII7 bigwigs this North sad the South shoul d he saidod sell a teassmol Owen seemed. Bat I sprained tiest the dilesolty is, that the Mimosa m sack sido mat a meedisat ismorisa their sem posallas Mos as @Oast *sir meassats. I mum ammo to be suit a asMillato Ow aim Mo. lam for the Mats solos, north and moth, oast ma west, sad limy osmaysaen will sot sasept no sa ems sombtoeas I Mali aotosamisia. Tolographie eassaata kola Kansas stabs that a at Hamm oedemata—chiefly from Ohio, eFt7 million, end Wired miiiMto the nimbi, of about 300, handing Wanes and children, on striving at Taber, lowa, on the let int., received intelligence of the approach of Governor Geary with 260 dragoons to oppose their entrance into the territory. They, however, determined to proceed oe their journey till fired upon. and it wu expected they would meet the troops at Little Nebraska River on the 4th. Advice' from Senses to the let Mat. state that Governor Geary bad mead to be arrested and coofieed in Lesocepton, on the charge of minder in the first degree, 107 Free State men, who are mostly ender the charge of Colonel Titus. The United States steamship George Law arrived at New York on the lath Met" with Californian moils, and &dela@ from Ban 1 7 1OSOIODO to the 10th d litsbin addition to 1,888,1133 dole. in spode. er fellewing is the send-methly shipment of trans !Yes Bea Ystatisses—For New York, 1.1118,141 dole. Ma s Noeisad. 888,728 don. We.; ifee Penile" 16.10611.1 iota ellipsoid from Sao Prosofees 9,04,102 days. Me. Nos all perilous of the minis, region the ac counts us mest favourable. Extensive reparation are being reads, in anticipation of the rainy season, to work the dry geld's@ and miss@ where there is no water. "R'ck strikes' are matinnelly heard of, and it is probable that there never were more favourable prospects in the mining region than there are at pre aut. The Indians predict that there will be a great deal drain this wilder. Ban Francisco is elitist and harmonious. The laden troafiles, by drawing away many per sons from their ordinary pursuits, had somewhat diminished the wealth and agricultural products of the country, bet with peace this will ems be reme died, harms no serious traces behind. The harvests, though late, owing to the sdranoed season of sowing, caused by the cold weather, are nearly completed. The crops are 'festally good—mach better than was anticipated early in the ammo. The yield of apples, peaches, and other fruits has also been abundant. We have taus from Callao to the 11th, and Val craiso to the 21st alt. They furnish nothing of By way Charleston, we have H ah dates to Oot. 10. The Hon. Pierre Boole had arrived at that port. The usual Bpsaish fleet lay at anchor in the har bour of Havannah, end but one foreign vessel of Wt— bar Britannia Majesty's sloop Falcon, 14 gnu, Com mander Campion, from a cruise off the island. Nothing of special interest is noted at Havannah, save an impression current ashore that an unusual umber of slave cargoes are being landed on the, island. The yellow fever has ceased its ravages. We have received by way of Havannah later advicesi hos Mexico. The government had suspended m asa' oe the Vera Cruz Custom house. Large sales et asafiseated church property had been made, and it was expected that the memory would soon be reple shied. Attempts to subvert the government and a unnspiracy to aseaminate Comonfort had bum &tooted mad frustrated. An arrival at New Weems direct trees Brazos Santiago tootle= the defeat ell Vklaniti's partisans at Ban Luis Potosi, at filler, and at Villa/sal. His prospects of success were completely destroyed. THE NZPAULU AND THE TIBETANS —As original letter from General Jung Betides?, the Norma's* Prime Minister, whose vidt to Leaden mad Paris suited so wish Linnet shout al year, ego, is published by a Misspent., —a Ivies Whig bean made by his sou-in-law, Bevels Clairsj 'reaps, wise is sow midis,/ at Dorislisp, for the purpo.• of studying English, sod famillarisiag himself with Baslab mestere sad customs. Is the time of Laid Corr wsliis, the Normans attacked Tibet, and permeating to the pled cf *Pease risk for Nervily sad mitts, pleader d It wheat the Tite.sue, talliup is the aid or • Chia's, army, drove the Nepalese out of the many, sad, de fesdag theta la a greet battle, compoled then to stew disgramful terms, of which owe was that the Conn of IC•pensl should read • triennial minion to Pekin with tribute. Jim, &Weer mean le haws been sail. *Witty informed of the present trouble, ef Chips to have felt that the time was favourabi• foe throwing if this de. pasha( Id y he, sad reasoning the claim, of his swim spa Tibet. elu bees sow for two yours emerged Is warfare &mad the Himalayas rasp.. We have bad sirens re ports from time to time of Ifs advent*, sueceree, and /Innis. Bat tothirg asthratie hem yet hem owl. vablis. The letter of which • Insolation is sew ryes, enzoeuce• the cuselepies of the war by a Nue extremely finnatahle for Nepsul. Sher nerves all lost wit hies and all prisoners • tor:sing those mote from the thlths whoa the Nee or Evasion Singh was surrounded meditate./ to submission not the soarers of the &Bill la the year IS It Toe stage's Ey wbisb eatraace into Tibet will be s cured are t re web:Jibed, sad Nepsslste *San—with, of nom, a veloabl• ineard—in to be Sta tioned et Lima .ad at Digarchs hoop, the seat of the two principal Larose, throspli ulnas it i proposed to mailed the govereeleat of the country. TRICK AT A FRENCH Fala.—A clever trick wes played off a few dye ego at the felt of Breaatf (3,lae 1 afr- Flew). A well-dreseut gradtmes, motorise shoat with a valuable gold headed etas la hit hand, was .tipped by a Ilefeteked-;ooklag am, who dragged himbelfpflahill sloes as trutatos,, sad piteously implored charity. Teo "m a th mate, moved to sompusioa, geserosely pee the b gran a Sees of silver. " Row eta you be a• foolish," cried a ass steadies by; "that fellow is as impostor, sad so mate lams than you an. lust lead me year one for a at . - Mate, sad by at , ses of a mead *rubies I will matinee you of tbe truth of what I my." The gentleman mechanically let the sae Ulm the case, tad the Wires', throwing down his crutebis, moo, as fait ss be could. The other, amidst roar. of laughter from the bremodera rea after him, menacing him with the cam; sod as they roe • consldtrahle distant., whin thoy d aside late die tees, tad were men no m ore . The millennia waited for tonne time, espretine to Am the mss retina with his ewe, but the repertation was in vain; it was thee clear the• um albs!, teem had beta en offal', tonetrOd betimes a pe'r ' aMuit r lan. Th. modem, hid nothire I. rit but t. , Welk tome, facies very fcohab at having allowed hhatelf to be so vklimired ME. MSCHroI ENTAINUNI, =rem 111, Regent..nen, No 4, Learlonbollevoer, fug Q•wror Po'nes aro obalt :ad J. Ear et opeirseno re Witter . marnaketores Innolowouns Wart-texoe Wrangewes letentig-tens LW oche- If 101111 M Oir Iszoog ealratn prerestancor. repornerle t roe I vier Nan* llanonetanowe l HaestarA lades Table Saar% lennes Pregoleers Amos gone, !ie. intense coin awned boa pekoe enure. at_ all no BotAbininwell e A Inn Oboe to at OW legeot-groot nononsuone. We tan woo ot 'Woo raw to opoota. Arias and a "witty at onlwon DUBLIN, Ow. 27. Another meeting of the local creditors of the Tip perary Joint Stock Bank was held at Rowe& on Saturday, Mr. Rulleston, J.P., of Franckfort Castle, li in the chair. Atter a good deal of dismiss, it was ultimately resolved : Thet a deputttion euteiatiag of the Rev. Mr. Seselar, P.P., sad the Chain:es, be requested to mesa to Dahlia to easter with the edictal measlier, to manias the state of the leads &Triable to seat the deitasils ea the bask, aid to could., whelksr a witapromise would lee 'cadmium le the it Lateen% so at to vervain litigatlow, with& will west likely swallow up is wets the funds whisk would etherwlse • go to liquidate their demsude. Among the petitions presented in the Iscambered Bastes Court lost week is another for the sale of some of the Ssdleir property, the yearly vales being get down as 2091. 1116. 9d., and the incumbranos as 315,0001. The total net rental of the property to be sold in this court op to the 7th of February next is 60,0001., which, at twenty years' purchaae, repre sents a capital of 1,200,0001. Some of the pastry ornaments need at the late Crimea banquet having through inadvertemos got into the bands of children, one poor child died from having eaten a portion of them. An inquest was held ea the body on Saturday, and the ~ 1 my found • wadies of Accidental Death, obser ving " that al though so culpability could in the present fasten°, be attached to any person, they trusted that what bad token plate would act as a warning to all pastry cooks not under any circumstances in future to make use of such dangerous substacces." SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. MONDAY. 81111UPIITAXIO Of 10 wan act, for 3.yr-61de and up. wards. lb. wisaer to be mid for 360 soma, U desuaded, ao. Criterion name. 6 furionge 182 yards. (4 mitt.) Lad Chemalleid's Ma Flat by Metestabem 3 r. li t g l. nti (ear let Mb) Mr. lkozbaes Jack beepperd, 4 yr,. Sot Sibs...-. ..... (tabors 3 Mr. Bermard's Una Tom, 4 yrs. Ca Sib (D. Roth..)3 Cantu llian'e Impostors, tyro, Ist 71b (Palmer 4 Bettie, :6to 4 opt Jack Sheppard, 2to 1 opt .ter Flat, 4to 1 apt Little Tom, 6 to 1 apt Imposture. Woa by bat • Magni ; bad third. Haan:mar Puma of 601., for 3-ircilds sad upwards. Cambridgeshire ooano, 1 wile 240 yards. Mr. A. lierriecas ilyibeter by Moteateber, 3 Ire,ait dat 1 Mr. RAPP Tyre A i you. let ilito ............ fCaa ((Maal 3 Mr. Mitneellie Haßwey, 3 yn, lot .... ...... ........(Date 3 The hilowlag also ram :—New Brighton, The Barl, W ham, DOOM Judith, Balky Kestrel, fßurgeowoasenl, ALOOGINIO. Pyrrha British Remedy, Raphael, Ctr s , Barge gaillag, John o'Brages, Buckingham Kaight al Lao. (carried 211) car without dialariag), Vii=Lorapigh• g : 6 sol opt Caliph, 10 to 1 each apt Kestrel, =ter, New Brigham, sod Seem gelding, 12 to 1 aeon 3 wilds, 15 to 1 apt Mynas. Tyre jamas"' of mak the lead, bat ia • few strides dropped tar the lifth gamma lireasar wrist oa with the rassioy. Oa sateriag Ms earls Ire island her, but alter a flos ram la was braise Wa Wad; four lengths Imam' the essoad and third. Waham was a bad fourth. Caliph, Baser goblin, Bea", K night of Area, sad Kutral formed Ms aszt lot, well up with Wallas. Tim 0111121110/I SUN'S, of 3D KV& Mak 20ft, foram yr•oids ; Gelb, 84 7(b; 1.11.., Sat 61b. Canada peasitirs for wiesins. Fran the tau of the Lands L. 6 faker 182 yarls. (dlitalM) 1 Lord anon 91101101 4 by /ftliwitli,d4lllll.--...(V•Mham 1 Mem liellideMo pesep. la UM Una 60)-4 3 Mr. newel Drumsemat lab 011 ab oat) .........(11 8 lord Mimilmaire Ilene Malmemila sth --..........(Mat 4 Mr. Orimewesionmiy,llol/Ab It imi teir:. ...—(J. Seism I Mr. firailles ertass %RN wt 716 .. (Flamm 6 Oaptek Chaellet ilismpt. Mali Om ma.)......(Aideroft i Bettlag : 2 to 1 apt Bros Brairear, 310 1 eget Augury, 9 to agst By ,6ro 1 GO Ormatiar. 1 0 t" 1 edit Brother to Bey Be.aliud. 11seekaat swat away with a pod Mad, was sot aught, sad won by tow leagthe ; four lesithe saw mod the ..red from the third; bad fourth; Augury, Brother to Bay nosallad, sad Nougat wire pretty wall to ram email lesathe behind Rosa Barbour. Sydney broke away several time before starting, sad was with difficulty made to p ant his horses. Before ohs nee 16 to 1 war takes about Sydney for the Derby ; afterwards 20 to 1 was offered. linEraiiiirrincaw of 10 eon. nob, for Tegr•elle. Tb• IriSIM abe one tee 110 son., if denuded, Its. D.lll. (7 faring ellayso Swabs.) Mr. V Mime% riadb Month h Oanniat tot lbl NAIR Obillipo mug. Ist 41b ....... CUE 1 Mr. Ommlf% Derimas, Ist 7lb . - Tao tolls As) roe :—Hordwlet " . ..... Pallet. Battles : i to 1 *soh .it Deniaasoaa sad Gene Past. Bard aid 9aara Pallet ballad whoa the dad was dropped, sal wen oat of ttor ram. Won sadly by a Wag* ; bag Met Berneminins of 10 sow. slab, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards. The wises, to Oe sold for 60 SOU. it demanded, it.. D. 11., 7 (crimp 2011.. (3 sobs.) Kr. W. Samint Vett, by PimWrx, 3 ITN 7st 41b (Clualtol I Ur. Yollblea Itobstta. I pa. tat 10tb °aster I Mr. T. Ilasbesb Watiolaster, 4 yrs. !.t ilb Betties: 6 t• 4 apt Noire Watt, 6 to 4 ago 14obotta. 7to 2 met Westminster. Won by • mak, • length esteem the mooed and third. A SW/ANIMAL= of 10 sops. ONO, for 2 yr. olds ; alto, B.t 711); Gibes, 84 61b. The wiener to be solo for 260 eon. it demanded, dtc. First ball of Ab.M., 3 furlongs 216 yards. (10 subs ) Doke of Bedford's Spin, by Orlando, Set 71b (P•1111) Mr. oldery's Polly. Mt Lb (Chalon) I Lard Angosey's f by lardantelter out deaden Leval. en Lb Mr. Otemsee (Tordhaw) .Bartisrlty, Ist 31b The following •so ran :—Derriek, Ms. is the Moos, Equity, Hurts, Copse/Ms. OPTIONAL SALLINO PLATT of 601, for 2 r-eMs sad upwards. Tito winner to be sold by sums for 200 10T1., allowespe if entered to be sold for less, Es. Bretby Stakes Count. (6 (lidos's.) Mr. Meilleb% Teas Deer by Teflon. r yrs (Set), 7et 71b (97 1 Mr. flosses dial liere Bow, 3 yrs (301.), 7st ne.. (T. Chß Mr. T. InurbeesTneobery. 4 yrs (iel.), sat (D. Hashes $ Mr. htewarts Unexpeeten, 3 yrs (431.), let lib _Mice 4 The &henries else ran: Glendower, Parole, Bostwick. Benton: 2 to 1 yet The Coo:pseud, 6to 1 'soh yet Coal Blselt Rams sad Tease Deer. Woo by two kepis, s bead betwees the second aid tblrd, tbe seas dist:woe batmen tbo third sad (earth. Is accordance with the new rule meetly es abllshed at Nowneskot, the wiener was pat op by statism, but there was no &demo apes the selling pries. /3W2BTOralttte of 10 no. ellCh, for 3111 Old@ sag up wards. The wiser to be sold for 250 sow. if drossadod, &a. Lb.*. (7 lurlosgs 212 yards) (4 subs.) Mr. it Monsen% Spli.Ow by Platadeber, 3 yrs, Id 91b arl 1 Copt Leafs Tinsman, Syn. 7st 91b.. (char (Beerp iton I Mr. Renew' and'. Th e Coerner, 3 yre, 711 9tb Mamma 3 Mr. Iferhowe's Alcyone. 4 yrs, hrt 715 Hotting: 7 to 4 apt ForwILNIONt. 6 to 2 apt Bphister, 4 to 1 apt the Counter. Woe by a head, a awl betimes the wand sad third and third sod fourth. 01 the one engagements which were propesed eight were left 'tending. The first race took place at half-put 12, the lest at four ; sad those lorflis who were desirous of retuni ng to tows were cmseyed thith. r io about two hours earl a half by • tt special," which left Newmarket at 6 o'clock. The weather was most propitiou', and the radian was is amnia unmet" marked with ;Aguilar importunes. The Fifty Posed Plate, Cambridgeshire Course, as usuO„ crm menced a large Bold, but the result of the roes produced no terceptiblis effect on speculation on ths Cambridgeshire. The 'analog of Tyre, primps, gave additionl coaddence to the supporters of Vett. geese., elitist the forwud positioa obtained by Miss Har k . away mood Pretty Boy to be b a cked at an improvement of fin pots." cn his lam quotation. You, g Mundy, who, ft bo remembered. sustained • aolatetauted fracture of the thigh In the rues for the Otoodwood /baker, rode Caliph f,, this Plate, tad menu to be quits recovered. Toe Criterion Pas proved for many yeses a misnomer, so far es it ands a teat of toe eumparetric merits of the competitor', sad it is almost laysoisbly marked by the defeat of the favourite. The mans of an 'abider le the rule, sad set the aseeptlon. Os this oessaion it war won t 7 Lord Stelae" Beechnut, who was not mentioned la the totting, the !eadiag favourite, How &ohm, Wag signally defeated. 11,cluey wee vary fr.ctious it the starting post. Before the race att bad Ince baeltrd at 15 to 1 for the Derby ; alter it 2J to 1 was a lend. NEWMARKET-310:40AT Mom BETTING UP TO 12 O'CLOCK. (iv ZLICTOIC TILZOKAPW) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 3 to 1 gest Venom's* (,) 10 to 1 Polestar ( U to 1 Voqueooe (t) 12 to 1 C,op dm Mato ( ) 12 to I Merlin() 100 to 8 Malleef ( ) 100 to Pincher ( ) 100 10 8 Pietty Boy (i) 2.5 to 1 Aiwa (I) 40 to 1 Deft (ft,) 1000 to 20 Co:swuld (t) 1000 to IS Intitoblatior(t) 1000 to 16 Mitt* Wentworth (I) Batting very doll. ADDITIONAL CANNZIDORAMIIIN SCRATCH 11108.—Rett. stratour, Miocepte. Chew., Yorkshire Gray, Weimer, Porto Rico. Geary* Brown, Beres as, Ludy Ftorsaa-, Sitter to Haw Cassel, Sour osldlog, Treachery, Elia% King Brian, Ispostnre. aid Emily. Fift)-eight bones are left to, and all boys arrived triaapt Ell.rinire Trspoet. Clunk Heir of Liner, Arbotko, snoodie, Byres King of Seotlaad, sad Toney. Savinty•inlia lotus en snared for dm X imam brAm. THE lIPRESS, TUESDAY minim ocTonm SS, MC" - • W reeky was Mr aulthilt litho bankrupt, net By Mr. Liskleter—l have ham** Unkempt abut 12 years, end her had nal= treassider with him,—. fe w blurred shrewd T. a great meat three trammetior were the at of bale by sae fee hi.. H. was lisnemerly a pawnbroker. lam a pawnbroker, and have d wap is ieestoseed they largely, het do set do so mach ta that Ligiallir—Give as as idea of the anton t M which yea hue elleseuated fee hint fa the year 18 66—that is, witbia USK (Leadhter.) w zb. „,,, so nub as that. It would ant be se meal I held shout 13,0001. of his paper is the 4th . Thus hills had bra yrizeiptily distrusted • ter Ursa and Hera; perhaps about 1,0001. for Timm. I bald so waft for Mee halo, beyond the bills them selvu• I knew that Tiogey had made large rouser to Howland and Evans; and 1 kaew, if he failed, that they stud net go es. I hola at that dm 2,0001. or 4,000/. of Rowland sad. Itrar's paper. Abut 17,0001. or 13,0001. would be the smart against both estates. I have red*. mated some of those bas—soss with Mr. Johnstone, and some with my ueede—(laughter),--or rather he Wok theca oa hie owa soloist. I know that on the 4th of December, Team applied to my uncle for a Ira of 10,0001, or 16,0001. He us prepared to admits ad was dieappotated that the advisee was not wade. We had both plodded .mill.. to Mr. Tindel—(laughter) —th make the advasse, es his findiag security. I knew that Howland sad Eras were at that time trilled to sego. elate a loaa of 20,0001. or 30,0001. I always understood from Tisgay that he looked to the security of Rowland mad Evaaes property for his advisees. Rowland ad Evans I were la excellent credit up to the 4th of December. The bankrupt hes • large frilly of ilia ebildreo. I have not beard that he bee done anythleg to protest thew. We were very intimate friends. sad I only appear Ur at of a sous of dirty. As as of the essidare in this sew, I ezavathed the bankrupt's title to tads Rosemary Brenta property. I understood that he bad en obsolete emigureat of it. Here could have held it, we would sot have given It sp. I sou a creditor on both Wars. By Mr. Begir—ithess time before the faun he told me that the rentechnicon was worth 1,0001. a year. Thurs. of 1,4001. du to the baakropt wee net for advances on geode, but ter the rout of goats warehoused. In December be said the value of the Pentetheicon was increasing every dry, sad that he could easily dispor of it to advantage, bat be had rather not do so. Thomas Eras (of the firm of Rowland and Boar) de posed that he had <Unmated largely Timms seeeptenow, at sheet 20 per sent. He had paid Kr. Palmer 22i pet sat., sad Mr. Taylor, of Fiesbary-mare, 26 per cont. The primal's] portion was disermated with David Leopold Lewis. He gave part cash end pert Ares. For tour 6001. bills, he oily gave 160/. fa wash, the rest wee in sharer, railway steepen, while, ;Mares, sad other thinp. Ia thia throne. don wilder meted solely r the spat of 'Hum. The wines for whieb Lewis *barged NU bed sold for 1321. Them said he would Mks the goods whisk Lewis gall* r smutty. Wilms also handed ever the seek as rarity. By Mr. Linklater—Tingey did net say be had bees to Lewis himself, but his terms were me high he could do nothing with kin. Tiag•taight my 1 e The prig is high, but we mast have money" I dare say I objected at the time to Lewis'. term. The bale wm bills drawn by no and aotreptsd by navy ; they were probably given to enable him to take up other bills for which we tribt to have provided. The traassotioa with the four Ha bills was a the 6th January. The Commissioner—This rasa errs to hove been a sere I.etween for Mem to raise money from Lewis. And is, I suppose, was as ancortilleated beaksapt at the Mr. Lswrsare—Probably ha got " a friend Ia the City" te do those thins. (Laug hter.) Itemisation ocattheed—For the Ant bill of 6001. Lewis um 2601. is rob, sad the rest in charm of WWI Peet Company. (Laughter) Oa rear bill for 6001. I received 1601. in cash. Wire I took the wise; paintings, shone, and railway sleepers, I believed toe= te be of ehe vale* stated by Mr. Lewis. I delivered them ell to Tiagey, ex cept the painting wad wire. The railway sleepers fetched 31. at 0111WWWIre. I did sot keep above 61. OT 101. oat of the cosh. I kept 1601. out of the proceeds of the first reek of bills for 2,0001. Daring Dreabor ors were negotiating with Rymer, Murray sad Co. for a load of 20,0001. The further beartag of the ere wee adjourned till this day. aW NnteUtence. DOUBT OF CCT.--Ocr. 27. eanawsar. WNW 11114 ar sz 7111017.—raz ..113D/oRD This woo the dertlleate, muting I. the use of Willies' Tirgey, described as a warehouseman, baker, and aserelant of **Bedford Pantechnisen, Tottsaboa-colut.sosd, sad of liisbosed, Bang. Mr. Pennell, the oScial seelguee, thus repotted ow the ease :—The balanersheet C 06161111101111 as the lith of leak 1865, sad suds ea the 23rd of January last ; the accescats, therefore, embrace a period of Iltde more thane= aeatilt s it not betas considered new teary to go further bask Idits books dledoes that at that dot* Mr. Tiepy wee possessed of seseiderable eaptaL Hs debits Moult la Ude 1110011 St with no is.. a ma than 23,9361. 14.. 9d., whisk \estates to be the amount of his capital on that day ; one though his assets may in nesse instasess have bun oventated, I hue so doubt that, coasidering that he had a ba hate of 10,0211. at his beaker's, he was very luply before the world. (Then followed a detail of th• neconate, the pestivelars of which have alNadY _ll/9 4 •Ted Is th• Doily Mac The total debts and see stated at 80,1464 the assets at 13,4811., of which about 21,0901. was 'spewed to be realissid.) TM Osmisisso&—Wbas does the perm, stated at 16,(11661. k essist Mr. Psaasfl—TM masa part of that rorty listed of of house whisk tin butkrupt supposed P e ps had pur chased Isom Mowload sad Mesas; but, by sa arrangesasat bottoms dm ssolgases of do two Gouts', It has buss speed that lbs asslgasso of Thew shall forego soy thins on that p .party; lbs nedgesess siaseslud aad EV&IIS payiag dam 4,0 M. Tb. Csuabolosor—TMs, Instead of 16,0001., this his ought to WOW Mr. Parosil—Altoptbst we s'p'at) to tulles about 9,co_or. lAklater—ln t• Os - _ Mr. Poneedi—Tee. The peessat emeasi of the proofs ls ebemSl3,B9oi. The /apart coatinued—lt appears from the books that the dismimedens of the bsrkrupt have been of a very es- WNW elmesear, sad arils" prtoeipally from his sem amiss with liewlead and Evens. The bill sad oats tram. mdse. with Wee perils. have been vary considerable; the esoh mesived bean rhea darts' the eft mouths mar which the seseants eased has hese 19,3711. ; sad the bath., mia of Mina mu received la bids of szeberp. These m use* aappppeeearr to have ham made te the benkrupt on seemat of hie toa a :d . Si, their amount. Th. a d . name made by T lade/ the like period appear to have bus, In emir 11.7991., sad In aeroplanes. of his evs eel elharpadde.didielt. ; the result at this media( beim emeadiag to the. beekrupt's meraat, the Is.. of all kb capital. mil lame diastase? apes the estate. As • bill disessaler, kb redeem esiadoe of Rowland sad Itvaaa's Mlle, easeamtag le se km then MISR la the al: meths, bmviai • Fait M 114 Mr. Baer: appealed fm the algae..; Mr. Unklater for the haalumpti sad Ms. Chldbry lag ma oppordag creditor ; Aharapstm, selieltor. . . . Mr. Baeof n of the tidal swipes 7 .e vz fatly dealt with the me Owes of the souk The Isaias business so warebosstissa wee ocadassed d lie Postsobsis• It, s luso binding, milddis dyad two Modred rooms. Os* pert of his butane was simply to warehouse goods; bat be she node adman - goods, sod had hkewhe seated es the brans of bal disessater to the estrot of upwards of 30.0001. Isla mamba The Cossahsleaer—lfrs ; ban bused silks as asking Wesson ea wiles sad other this's fa sowassisa with ether seeps la this send. _ _ _ Ms.Botty maths olds pan of dm bookript's conduct of whelk amfgeme eemplataed was odellmd to a mos simetpedsd, aft a mowth, hem ho tudwouliod foYllmt- His adaswees la Zowlead sad Evans had essamme of ash, 10,0001.1 Me, 41,0001. He was a suit skis mom of busi ness, sal mqvaintod with all thus Wiriest. *sat Me kaowledge of whisks was saisatiel to a easesesdal hill dio coa saster. lar li p west sa proepososaly up to the legisaleg Des. M ihe Osemaimisser—What de yes woos be ast f I see seselesable law osmoses were lassmed Were dist Yee. Igs. &say said theme were shady lea of at op to that time moo of bit bib had berg dYaar Oa the 4th of Dassabst Atteabsemeh, sow ewe ed emetposse a Issa- My to ma as ct f Haring sad Am" Main due. He mitt ke did set sere se mash Or 11 1 be mold acme the Badlord Pasteshaless ime Ms , sad protest his deter 11n. Coosa- There was ems tut maim; elms tot it. Tb. Mamma wait es ditesestai buts lip ta Jeaossz i 6: •L bea he ea b ilim to the soma of 0001 6,. diessooted &sesames see Maim a this mum Mr. Mr. Dead limetald Os the 19th Heal abet beak rapt side as agnomen with his Iretbsr-Mlaw, O.kw, • hatcher, et Demet-these, for the este ef the Peaselsimes. At this time Timmy bad Mewed *best 1,4001. so swam is the watabsess. Motwitbetesdiag, CMOs was a ham the fele parades./ Wm erablistmest lee IDOL, stain bub kr the repoyseeste of the stlvesem TM carts mad berme was albe mid to Oates, be Wag so areeptems at twelve Reads ter the eatest. The mat wee to be NU Coles pad as 100/, and teak parsesies sO the meatus cm the led ed loosely; sad bed show earned ea Um Moises. Tomo 'add ao tlttisht this wee an omospemoat made tai a • Moils a the beakoat's TM Ommemismisser—Whet amount do you sap wee lest to the steams by this tresseetim Mr. latalater—Nothise ; for the buistes lam 'styled as at s lea Mr. wee sot prepared to state tho nut mutating; bet he usdoeiMsol the Fastochnioon wee worth 1,0001. • year. But, whatever ita vela*, the traosamicm wee one entered loM on the urge of bankruptcy, whisk could set be jellied. At say rime, it postponed by several menthe Om /wapiti:at el the 1,4001. of advisees whisk the bookruiM had made, sad aleo aUadosed the security of the pee. TIN transaction bed bus conducted privately; there woe we attempt at offering the property publicly for solo; and the asafgaisso wore roavineed that the establish meat would very soon be in the poseessloa of the bsakrepl sgals. Tba steneger of the business Mr. Few, as uncle of the beakrupt, bud been retained. Ai soon as this transaatiou wasoomplete,tbe property had bun morigegeditoMmOona, the bankrupt's r, who had preeiouly Unwed 2,40 w. to the bankrupt, and for which she held only hie promissory solo. Tbe seortgedo was dated is the 31st rhumba! hat; and tbostb there wee • colourable pressure, in the shape of ea appikaticia from Mr. Binger cue of Mrs. Casey's mo ttoes, then was no doubt dot tie arrangement was one at the humus of the bankrupt. At the and of December so malty of Thiry'. bills were oat la the market that It wee extremely dilicult to rake mosey on ties at all. At that time the baakrapt suggested to Rowland and Buns that' they should apply to David L. Lewis to get the bills die- coasted, sad take aaythiog which he would in. Levis was at that tiara bankrupt himself, is Mr. Mau ' Fenblsaque's mart. Mr. Haase took 4,0001. worth of bills to Lewis for discouat. He kept this some days ; and on the 6 ' b of January EMI got got for 2,0001. worth of bil;s, Immo other bills, semis wines paintings, and other matters, but only 1601. In sash. Leal charged • 861. for dieooust. Tbe wine, whirl was repro seated so ampsgas, sold for 16s. 91. • dom. ' • lot of rail way sli opera west for 31. pad the pismires for 201. or 301. The Commissioner—Well ; that is very unlike is old hand like Mr. Tisgey. It le more like a reckless yaws man, who rakes mosey at soy oast. Mr. Higley said he should prove that Mr. Evans hod acted manly ea the spent of Tiegey is this matter. Of the pictures one sold far 12a. (Lookout ) The clean, charged by Lewis at 4001., consisting of 90 dues said to be team- Pairaa, sold for 13i. 6d. the dozen. ThoCoaturesionsr-4 wonder say one would give so snub. Mr. Bagley said be must do Lewis the justice to say rtuit in the Mlle he had given in egotism, be had isdoried them without remain. A man wise would take such a retails se this for his bills was doing grata *utak* to lie auditor,. The usigueee thought it right to state that Mau the bank roomy Mr. Tingey bad dose all M his power to beside the estate; the only cherries against him wen thou above stated. fta;Cosentsafteser—Wbet do you say wild be bis mat's. for this transsetioe 1 Could it be merely to raise the 1601./ Mr. Begley said it sight be dose to serve hie old Mimed Lewis, who, as the holder of them bills, would esquire the right of parieg against both estates. The Commiaaioner— How much, leeludieg the who' mad ether thine', did he get out 01 this r u bbi s h allied bills? Mr. 1140.1—About 8001. The Cosstais.losier—So much ! Mr. 'Lased Coles, butcher, of Dorset-street, Portman slabs% was examined es to the tranaectios respecting the Paatechaiesn. He substaatielly maimed Mr. Bagley's statemeet, bat denied that there was say agreement et eadenteadieg by which the bankrupt we. to d ' say bestial' from the property. Mr. Robin Attaeborough, pawnbroker, of Charlotte street, nterciregasre, proved this spp!iestioa of the bank rapt t 3 him to the 4th of Deember. Tirgey said he should not be able to 'meet his eagageimeats ; It hod mem oa him by 'amen' , he should not have teach eared it he could have reserved the B.dfordPa• teettaleon for him buil', and hove secured his suer, to wh de he ow e d r e , mw, and who only held his promieeory note. Witness saw Mal again oe tbe 4th of January, when he said be hod disposal of the Pukka/sEloos to Mr. Cole., his brother-is-10w. He also said he had given hie sister a 'mortgage es the pas technicon. By Mr. Chidlery—Afier 4th Dseasither disonsted mu ral hilts La th• bankropt. One wu for 4001., draws by Meekensier, and atteepted by Tiegey. In 'schnaps for that I gave two useeptuees of his, of Ru t l an d and B rut e. draft', which I bad previously ditcounted for btu Thus bills had upwards of throe maths to run ; thoy were for 9001. sash. Os the 4th Dumber he had stated that he was largely la acute to Rowland and Evans. Oa tho 19th and 20th Dumber, I discounted bale of Lowedos sod Dr. Fitch, suoutieg to 8001. I gave cheques for 6831., had took up a dishonoured bill of &twined as d Braes for 2004 I charged 161. 12, 6d. for &seined. Os the 26th Detester I discounted hills ler the bankrupt, unessaleg to 6324. 1 was to hold them over some time for the convenience of the drawers ; sad I gene ay, cheque for 6144. The baskrupt did net es,, on the 6th January, that be would stop pay neat, but I 'spotted he would do so, when I hind that h. bed told the Pantechnicon. Oei the 4th of January I re. totted from bankrupt an assincreeet of his interest in WOO turtesped property. I received this on behalf of my nu* 11,. Richard Attenbuototh ; it was °pineal chub., he itatepted that amenity er not. Be would act accept It. 1 war *fed to swept D. 6d. le tho pullet frost Timm os usditioa of up Mail Wog paid 20e. Ia the pound. Ilk Moans disappernd of this come of easailiatlak CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Daniel To. sad William Graham surrendered to take their trial span aa Indianan which charged them with obtaining mosey by false pretense, and also with on *piney. Mr. Mania eesduted the proatestioa ; ld'Osbrey Errad foe the ththeadeat Graham; the *the defendant e newel. It !peened that the primosanor of the indictment was a Mr. Marker, • theasaW, residing at Woolwieh, and it that I. Jess last, about the period whin • general Iral l a Jess ation was talked of to salsbrits the pine, a parson named Neale went dawn is Woolwich foe the persons of carrying out • speceistioa to enable the fahabitasts of the taws ta testify their estbinlasse at the pane by illuminating their hone &Neale teekwith him a quaatithof lassos tad othar eatoriala awarwary for the parpowea of IThalotaatioa, sad he need a parties ant* promestaa's premises for the reap tin of thin sedan, fee which he was to pay • earns sum per week. The spnalatthe entered into by Neale tuned out a very unprofitable one, sad he nenteally west sway from the premiss., leaving one week's rest and • poetise of another due to the presenter. He applied to the mantra* at the Woolwich Pollee Court for adage how to sat loader the aircamstaame, sad he was Inter n that his remedy mut be taken fa the County Comm or by distraint; sad upon his leaving the wart, the Winne Toner, who, It was suogsatod, was is the habit of tasting about the Woolwich Penes Coen, sad sang as as attorasy's clerk, followed him, sad *poke to him apes the subject of the sppliestioe he bad just roads. He they mid that he was • broker, sad that he was imestastly In the habit of sang in that capacity for the parish of Woolwich, and he offered to undertake the bonen of diatradaing open the goods of Nish, the lodger, for the amount of rent that was doe, sad the pro secutor, nUaviag his statesmen as to his having been employed by i tle a rarlab as • broker, soassatiod to hie doing what he pro . blank *arrest woo then obtained, sad Toner ed it up not only for the work's sent actually due, bat shoo for anther week that bad only partly elapsed, sad he 'La fanned a net of 11. 16e. that Ind been lent to Neale by the preentar, an proposed to seise for the whole amount Eventually this latter Item was taken oat, but a anent wee sad, upon Neale's goods for the two weeks' rest, and the usual forms bevies bon goes through the presenter was sated If he would take the articles be longing to Neale at the condemned plies pat upon them, and he anointed te do so. It spooned that alter this Toner sold the goods to aaothart person named Jours for 31. les. 6d., and took pomace. of the money, and the malt of the Illegal proceedings ef the defendant in reforms to the distraint was that Neale laid • plaint against the pr osseetor is the Coast) , Court kw en illegal I distress, sad the geeds were ordered to be rethseed, end the prosecutor was pet te eseakinable enrage ia the The share that Me nice defendant (bsso) appealed to have tans fa the man we, that dung sent of the pro endings connoted with the disteelet he 'elision' himself to the prosecutor sad damn ems new from ban for espenes ; hat there was Dentin te show that he knew any thing of the illegal goaded of Tenn. I The Jeri found Toner Guilty and Actuated Onion. The Eicordsr desired to be informed whether Toner really hot been fa the habit of professing to sot me an at tansy or an attorney's clerk, and detraining poor people by such a representation. The constable connected with the Woolwich polies tout •ald that the pointer was in the habit of hanging about the ant, bat he had never insrd:of his m presenting himself as as atterny's clerk. The Recorder said that if he had been satisfied that he had done so, and had committed any frauds upon poor per son by such mins, be should have pion a mush mon severe sentence upon the defendant than the one he wee about to pronounce, as be cansidend It • wit serious arena, end one that he would always peen with severity. He then sentenced the defendant to nine months' impriron meat sad hard labour. ----- A prbouer who wu brought up to answer a cheep of stealing a 'tit of trouser, from • shop at Milan's', pleaded guilty. Another Weimer Ranted Joseph Chubb, pleaded panty to attemyting to at al a watch at eke same place. The Rsoorder inquired how it bomb tied that these mem had bees sent to this wart to be disposid of ? The eeastable who bad charge of the !est.:mentioned me said that lie wu sit aware of any grenade for the cosine that had bees taken. The witnesses had all bee. hosed OIN r is the ordinary maser. The Recorder said that sash ----- ought really to have hien disposed of spot the spot where they occurred. He saw that they were both committed by Use seise magistrate and he trusted that the magi/ of the Uxbridge dietrisi would exercise a little more cosiederation its future. In both the piteousness, the prisoners were seen to take the property, and were stopped ekes by with it is their pee mentos ; sod in the case of Chubb, the prisoner bad pleaded guilty whoa he waa before tee usestatrete. Under such oirculastanote the magistrate eirtaioly should have este. dead the poster of dispoeirg of the matter, and nit bays pit the county to very considerable expense, and com pelled the witsesste to some up to Loncon to give sot deuce. . . . -. . Teo pnoonor woo thee soutoocul to two 'soothe kepi seaman sad bard labour. NEW COURT. flydaty Adams, 31, mates, sad Thomas Butler, 42, were isditted for etealiaa acme sorter, valued at balf-a crow. ; sad a resyeetable-lookiog elderly mast seated Jobs Preece was indicted tot kairlog received it karmic' it to ha" b°, 0 °. 1 . 1 . _ _ _ _ Mr. Sleigh sad Mr. Gifford roseeated ; and Mr. flerJesat Perry, Mr. &Moo, and Mr. byre,. deanded. The prowcution bad tees in•titated by the Board of Works. grins loprowevaests were, it appeoved, it progress at Oreeewieh, whore Preece kept a pahlte-"oare mien the Plates of Feather, sad he bad got the me■ Adams sad Memon to do sera repairs to his yard, fur which they took some of the stoves belcegieg to the Board of Worke,by whom they were engaged; sad the, sorter which the prisoaer Preece steed Gauged with resetting yea, soseediag to vie whams, oboes sight shovels fall. bombs gates spaly late the yard S. de the mein Is pestles. Proem whoa opeksa to ahem the matter, et O&M said that he had MS the ass Mdo what they ha d. mid pee them same Mir ke Mob tremble. He elm offered to py atlything Oat WM re lobe& • beet of wit:teem were meant to speak to the high ehareater Cl the primmer Preece, sod aressest theta Dr. Bottom, magistrate of &eat, sad the Hoy. Mr. Ragbag. The Jury retuned a 'verdict of Not Gray, mad two other Mama:eats arising out of the isms treasaetioa ended is a slabs maaser. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. _ =PM 7/01 , 11ALi. CSAIAIIAII.AXD'A BMW ON ILIONTAATEII AT The court eat yesterday and disposed of the reunion* opposed eppliestiose far Houten for plants to be used as elaughtarbasseta. The snoods of opposition geoerally were that the phials esught to be lionised were Illndapted for slaughterhouses, sod span the sinless* of medical odfrers to that comm. effect, the licensee wets refused in a great number of When the list had been finally dthposed of, The Chaissaa stated that as this was the first year of three Hems bring granted, the court had not adhered to the from asidi regulations with that strictnew which would be ehrenved seat year, whoa all persoas applying would be preemed to be wetland thoroughly acquainted with thl_as that was required. Yr. Le Breton, la the name of the her, *asked the charms asil the wart for the manner is which they had diapered of emelt a heavy list of business, sad also for the easelleat a:ransomer made for the convenience of the publish THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. George Whittle and Patrick Lucy, who looked like sturdy navigators, and were stated to be in the employment of Mr. Jay, the :ostensive builder, were brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen wine seder the follow ing eircumsteness : Fannies 616 aid—On Saturday afternoon at half-past four o'clock, as I was on duty in Feetherthutreret, I saw the prisoners sing from their work at some premises wader repair. They wen both drunk, and I observed that they bad something besides their meal dress round their waists, and I stopped them, and asked them what they had stunt them. They returned such an sourer ma Induced me to enemies them rather strictly. I poked their sides, and ems found they had something congealed that was harder than ribs. I then took from Duey two bottles of sherry, which IMO under his smock frock, sod I also found upon Whittle two bottles of the same eon of wine, which bore upon the oink a particular stamp. I then took them to the section-bona, and upon @gain searching Whittle I found another bottle of sherry, which be bad deposited In the leg of his trousers. They said they had found the wine, but upon esambsing the premises in which they had been at work I perceived that a hole had been made in the wall of the adjoining premien, which were occupied by Mr. Pit man, and it was evident that a considerable quantity of wise had bon abstracted. Each of the prisoners had, in addition to the bottles of wine found iistheir poseessim, a tin an containing wine of the some quality; but Whittle, upon being apprehended, throw down hie son and broke it in pima. William Summers, foregoes to Mr. Jay, stated that the prisoners were at work for Mr. Jay, and bad been es played In underpinning the walls of the adjoining promisee, through which it appeared they had out the bole, end thus had hem enabled to help themselves abundantly to the wins, which must have operated very rapidly upon them, ss he had NM them in a Este of perfect sobriety at • quarter put three o'clock, a quarter of an hoer after which they were drank. Mr. Alfred Edwards, of 160, Fenehurchutreet, insurance broker, stated th at he knew the wine to he the property of his pa rtner, Mr. George Frederick Pitman. It we a fine East India @berry, and the corks were aU marked with the name of the merchant from whom It lied been purchased. Witten found, upon examination of the sherry, that a hole had beeline through the wall, and that about four dozen of wine had been abstracted. He had, however, that morn ing received some haforciation as to the place at which the stolen property had been disposed of, an he wae therefore anxious that the primers should be remanded. The prisoners merely said, upon being asked whether they had any questions to ask af the witnesses, that they had no Idea how strong the wine was, and that as they had met with it is the progress of their work, they thought there was no harm in tasting it. The Lord Mayor raid he would most willingly great a remand, le order to give the police on opportanity of 'asking more complete inquiry and south. Ina case like that before him not marines persons is the class to which the priapism behoved liable to Impatetleas, but all work men and warehomemen employed on the premises became objects of suspicion. It was most lamentable that by the salmonduet of molt unworthy peruse as the prim:men ap peared sesordieg to the evidence to be, the Marsden of industrious sad honest men should Mouse liable to suspi cion, and a more revertible body of man meld not be fimad In society than tbe body of rambetuce and labourers with which the metropolis abounded. For the sake of she workmen who panned their meeting soberly and honestly, so well as for the other eonelderviose involving the mass of poblie Jamie., he would remand the prisoners min a hill investigetios should be made into all the dr coartaamo of the robbery. GUILDHALL, William Jennings, • respectable and delicate looking led, about 17 year of ego, was plead at the bar before ;Sir R. W. Cadge, chug*, with studies, es Friday night, 227 gold Ms. 70 silver poncil.coses,lie., to the amount of 2601., and 201. is money, die property of Memos. Within Stephens and Soo, sad also with barglatiously breaking out of the said premium immediately after the robbery. Joseph Plimpton, the amistant to the prosecutors, said Ms nesters were wholesale stationers, of 36 sad 38, Thing meetonsitrut. The prissier was formerly is their manes, but leR about four or flys months ago. On Friday evening, about 7 o'clock, whams left the premises locked up, and when, on Saturday morning, he entered the shop, he found Hall in emission, and property to the amount of 2601. was stolen. He welt down to the haeunent, and there found that the pan had been opened, sad the each-boar, containing about 201. In gold and silver, stolen. Robert Penman a detective officer, said that in come. queue of infornistion he received, be and 8011, another detective omcer,wrnt to Stephan and Son's, about 10 o'clock oa Saturday morning. From what they saw there they were convinced that the robbery bed bun commit ted by somebody well acquoiated with the premise,. About belt plat eine on Sudsy morning they went to N 0.17. Baldwin Unit, City-road, St, Luke% and in the front parlour they found the prisoner is bed with his clothes on. Witness asked him bow he had spent his time lately, but he could not give a satisfactory account of it, particalerly of Friday sight. Witness told him to turn out his penitent, which he pretended to do, and then wanted to lean the room. Ho we. searched, and in his coat picket witness found a knife (produced) which the prosecutors identified as part of Use stolen property. Is oats of his truism pockets to found a easy.. bag containing 101. ia gold, and 21. 16s. 6d. in silver, end is the other he found a leather puns oonteising eight sovereigns and • half, and another new one empty, and don keys. He said to him, "This is what we are looking for; you hen robbed your late employers, Mears. Stephens." The pfsoner said, "I have; I will tell you the truth." The tether and mother were respectable people and knew nothing of the truism:doe. lle secured the property and eserehed the house while Bull tcok charge of the property. John Mark Bull corroborated the evidence of Packs= When they took the prisoner lute custody the mother foisted away, while the father was saaious to know whether he bad committed murder, and there was a most heart rending mane with the prisoner's family, who wore very respectable people In their station. He said to the prisoner, "1 am going to put a question to you. and you need not Ramer it unless you like. What have yon done with the rest of the property—here is only • small portion of it." He replied, "I went into the house about eta o'clock le the eyeing and wangled myself. At night time I toot the property, and put the greater portion of it in • brown paper parcel, directed to Mr. C. F. Hooper, Leeds, Yorkshire, Cloak-room, Chest Northern Railway Station. Yoe will find ell the property there, tempt some Over pencil CUM, sad them I have hidden behlod a tree is Epping Forest." They west in a cab to Epping Forest, and the prisoner pointed cut a tree behind which he said be bad hidden the pencil can s. They were not there, but there was every appearance as if somebody had tole th. re recsotly ; there fore he had no reason to doubt the statement of the prisoner. If ibis were made public, and if an honest person had found them, he would no doubt rest. re them on leaning to whom they belonged. They returned to the Great Northern Railway B'atioo, and received in the prisoner's permeate the brown paper parcel w.th the name of !Hooper on it. Ile asked the prisoner if that were the parcel, and he said it was. The parcel was opened in the prisoner's presence, and was found to contain 227 gild pens, 38 cedar pencil., 2 ems of neer., 62 penknives, 14 silver pencil cues 9 desk knives, 10 ensue, 6 ivory tablets, 14 ivory lead Dues, 6 burry pant., 2 ivory silver pen o.ses, 2 pen holders, 6 propelling pencils, 13 pocket books, 13 leather purees, ends quantity of other 'ruche, 41 of which he produced. The prisoner did not bury the si:vrr pencil Gun, bet merely put them behind • tree, and not onht the I eople who were piekiog blackberries toned them. The prisoner elated that he had picked ferns and made • bed and slept in Epping Forest for the hut week. He pointed out the spot, end there wet the appearance as if a person bad slept there. Mr.Plimptos identifii d the property pro lined as that stolen from the premises of the pro ecutors. It constitut , d the whole o f the enees stolen. us ler as he knew, with the emotion of the silver pencil MIL Sir R. W. Carden, addressing Pickens cud Bull, said— I am much pleased with the re is which you have acted in this taw You are two very deserving officers. You leave nothing undiscovered that ten by any possibility be discovered, and it is mainly attributable to your exertions that the property has been recovered. Your conduct is highly creditable to you, an/ is deserving of the commends. lion of the 00010lintOMPT of police end the public. The prisoner, after the usual caution, said he had no. thing to say in his defects, end was fully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Robert WraTe7e:tell,rentreManii-loTiting young man, 1 1 wee brought before Mr. lieadon, n4arged with towing and lacewing too chigoes—one for 2501, end the other for on the Loudon and Westminster Baak, Saint Jameeeeeriaers. Is appeared that the primer wu a els ck la the employ of Prinial and pubilinni by WILLIAM AM: nom , . of No. P. LoinWWI bireri, in the City of London, Priutnr, et the Otlino. In I.initnni MINA. la ilas froolact.alllatdan.—Valaks.pclosaa 211,103. mo m walking.* Heyward*, end Clarke, varnish tuna f ac t uen. Batur_b r ids,•. He left their employmeat en the 4th inetant, and ea the 61h he called oil another clerk of his late employers, at his pr vat* residence, who wasted aware that he had left the employment of the firm. Prisoner pro duced a chente for 2501. on she Lcadca and Westminster Bank, professedly drawn by Meters. Wilkinson sad Co., sad »presented that Mr. Heyward had told him to get it cashed, hut that limits to ge elrewhere on private bushiest, he (pri mmer) Wished his fellow clerk to get it rushed for him and take the nosey to the corner of Grey's implant te prisoner, who weuld then take it to Mr. Heyward'r, at Bt. Dunstan's hill. The cheque was embed, and the money banded our to the primmer, who on Friday night last was arrested by detective oMeer Brett at • public.houm in Bath. When charged with the offence, primatr admitted his goilt. At his lodgings in Bath, where be had been living in the name of Millington, the 'facer Mend a ta,g containing 169 sou. reigns two cheques, one filled up f or 2101 . on the London and Westminster Bank, and the other signed but not filled up, a sin -barrelled revolt er loaded and capped, a quantity of sew wearing apparel, end two bottles of hair dyes. The evidence on a sec3nd &erre wu postponed. The prisoner was remanded for a week. MA.RKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK Imported Sam 0, W. soaks 10 0 Mauritius bap 6,000 Bengal Is MadraNbap 1,600 Pam* bap Flb ordp tc 61,000 Kaaba —„ 13 Cayka casks 1,150 Coca. dau s.e. « 1040 117 lan RoL Pak' 101 Dellveied.,Pr. Moth. - 3,900 11,400 14,110 166,100 0,40 93,000 5,100 112,000 16 070 5,790 410 1,100 1111 2,310 391 170 620 24,100 TALLOW. We have again to report an advance last week in the price of tal. low. The trade has taken away a large quantity ; still the demand la strong for tallow ready for delivery. Telegrapbio edrices from Bt. Petersburg quota a corresponding advance Is that market, 163 roubles having been paid. The qamnity .hipped off to Thursday evening mu 101.000 maks, and the eseheane la Sod. to 39kt. Tbe weather was cold. with 6 degrees of from. o.c ay the mutat ha. been Arm to all poeltione. On the spat theta is very litUe tallow offering, and town tallow remains scarce. We leave off: Spat, 378.; all t h e year. MA ed. to 461. 9d. ; November and December, Va ed. to Re. 94.; December and January, 560.1 M. ; Janwory and March. 57e., .open; tallow oil, 99e ; ditto Elaine, 63.. to 33e. 6d ; tows tallow, Mk 64 annuli. We quote an advance of cocomant all, Cochin, 19e. ; ditto Ceylon, See. ltd. to Mc; hawed oil,eoa, ; talon oil, ets. to Ms.— From Maven. Smith and Cliezirs's Circular of Mondsy evening. COTTON.—Lavairom. Oen 27.—flenths of cotton today are estimated at 0000 balm, of which 1,600 bars been taken for export, and 1,000 on speculation. The sales iseluda 170 Perna= acd Ma. wombats; at lid. ; 400 Caption, at 61d. to frod. ; 1,5 0 Bona, at Md. to Mid ; sod MO Om Island; at 12d. to 30d. The market ely end firmly. Compared with Friday's rates prices of allt ile d, are well intntained. Pa A trice we hove a week of large receipt; and rather lower prices, with mall aliments. At Dm 14,000 Wee. Old accounts of damn.' done to the crop. more stedsly insisted upon. The money market leaks more threatening. The buying of cotton L much lees Agorovs. 00AIR.-Loriemr, Ocr. 27.-Bates? West Hart/9,065.: 8y...e1l listirld• Hartley, 16e. 6d.; Davison's Wont Hartley, 16e 6d.; R.R. Ines Hartley, 16a. Ed.; IL:Orwell, l 7 s. 6d. ; Howard's Weet Herder Netherton, 161. 6d.; Longriiirs's West Hartley, 16s. Gd.; North rem Hartky. lee Taatleld Blow, 16c; Tanfteld Moor Bows, les.; Victoria Hanby, 13 .. bd.; West =ire Hartley, 13a. 9d.; Walls End Acorn C 1..., 181.94.; Ws& End Oosforth, 6711. ad.; Walls End Heeton, 17s. 64.; Walls Ead 11114. 11s.; Walls End Levenon, 171.; Walls End Rides% 17a. 6;1.; Bell's Prioncrie. les. 9d. ; Veal Hair , lila. ild. ; Walls End itraddylla, 18.. ed.; Walls End las. 64.; Walls Bad Harwell. 19s. 6d.: WiOls Lad Hatton, 194.6 d.; Walls End Hellos Lyons, 19a. ; Wane End Realer Demure, 180.9 d ; Walls Bad Lamtem. 19c.; Walls Lad ?ember, 18s.; Walls red Plantarer, 111 s. Ed. ; Walls End Richmond, 180. 3d.; Walls End Russirs Ilettoe. 181. Gd.; Walls Loci bowl; Hetton, 191. 3d.; Walls End Ousdre, I9s. ; Walls End Emmy, 191.; Walls End Hu, tiepool, lea. 3d.; Walla Lad Harttrpool Iletton. las 9d.; Walls rod Hemet Hall. les, 3d.; Walls End /Cello; Ire. 9d. , Waits End Booth HattlergooL les. 6d.; Walla Ead South Kenos, 191.; Walls End Toe.. 19.6 d.; Walls End Whitworth, 17..; Walls End C3undon, 185.; Walls End Evenwood, 16e. 3d.; Wall. Lad alliddlecibro. Ter% NH. 17a. 9d. ; Parmn's Abbey Gralsols, 22a. td. -bbips at market, 129; N. TRAFFIC RETURNS. lunarals. llthis Pas. Mar- Tots! Tots' open, roam eland's. M e. WA Week man 0c.... Y 5 A a a / soma Ueda,. wow. i*,jiy.' 4 i,i * •• 11.893 20.793 Oamt .. * . . I 12.007 3.481 1608 14.4 33,300 137,000 30,000 110 5,150 1,900 8,100 23,314 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Lota, from London to Santander, wl b a coma of Sour, tame sabots here on the 2ith, and it le feared will become a total wreck atom landed.—Toreroaa, Oct. 16. LITTILPOOL Fain AT FOROIOII l'OSTO.—City of Manchester, at Philadelphia (on II th loch, having teen aground daring a fog near Caps Raolopes Lightbozeat ; Lancastar, at Philadelphia ; Ellen Aran, Now Woeld, South: lepton, Richard Macy, Mount* New Nasopoittro, S. Entertain, (West Wettern, and Sultana, at New York; Regatta, Wilwittoton, Sylvia, Alecto, and Alliance, at Clarkston ; Borneo, and John (Jarrow, at narsonsh; CArlyte, and EdwtL Hyman • at New Orleans ; Czar, San Fraseneo • Trio, at San Mandan; Juno (far Wytorg), at Proderickeharen; Am, at Zolt. kamp; Gannet (es), at ; Gambino, at the Tenet ; Jeannette Kean* at Oaten& VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alberta (beg), of Lotion for Hobert Toe; Sept. 8, lot. 8.52 N., lon. 24.19 W. Coinlite (schooner), from Acre for Liverpool, Sept. 17, tat. 8.20 N, Nugget (Engliflo Alp), from Liverpool for Port reilup, out 16 days (erolgfanta). Sept. 4, lat. 19.10 N., loa. 25.30. Forums. Kroll, trout Loudon for ndelinde, Oct. 12, lat. 49.25 N., lon. AM W. HOLLAND.— A letter from the Hague, in the Ftrimemporron, announces that in the last budget a sum of 31,826,600 florins i■ government bonds and securities is down so having been withdrawn frcin circulation and destroyed. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'/ OINTIIEST AND Pace, WO3ll)l.{M. roa rm. (vie or ScaormA.—Copy of a letter from Mr. Wm Trite, tookieller, Sturednater, Newton, to Profewor Holloway s—bir : Mr. llamas Harries. yeoman. Hinton, et. Mary's, Donewhire, wee tot many year. severely) Maned with scrofula. He took various medicine. in the hope of effecting a cure, but all failed. The dieesse very materially retarded his occupation; therefore ha determined on trying Holloway's Ointment and PEI& sad by their use be is rejoiced to be able to state be is now recovered. Bold by all medicine venders throughout the world; at Professor Helloway's establishments, 244. Strand, London, and 80, Minim-lane, New Tort; by A. Stamps, Conetantincide; A.Ouldicy, aroma aid R. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 13E110011091.—Oet. 211, at Glouceeter, the wife of 0.11. Beugough. ot a daughter. BUCKLE.—Oct. 24, at Tory, the wife of J. Tackle, Eaq., ofa von. BUSK..-0ct.23, at Eord'agrote, Wincbmoreihill, the wife of E. T. Fmk, Eaq., of a eon. DOULTON.—Oet. LI, at the Vicarage. Eiggleowada, the wife of the Rev. C. 0. Doultun, of a eon. YORBEL—Oet. 21, at Devonportatra of 1.0. Forbes, keg., of a daughter. JOHNBTON.—Oct. IS, at Brow - ohm. hill, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. J. Johnatou, of • eon. 11U00:41N. Oct. 22, at Paracombr, Guluinaing, the wife of F. llugoain, Erg., of a daughter. NORTON.-02t. 11, at Mornington-rea Regent'e.park, the wife of R. S. Norton, Esq., of a daughter. SAMUEL —Oct. 24, at Eallner.ecuare, Liverpool, the wise of E. L• Mimi'', Esq., of a eon. URIISTON.—Oet. 23, at Torkipleee. Edinburgh, the wife of Com. =soder Urniston, R.N., of a daughter. WALTEIL—Oct. 22, at Perla, the wife of H. F. Walter, En., of • daughter. the wife MARRIAGES. BIRK; B—BARNES—OW. 23, at the pariah church, Bury, by the Rev. E. Weaterseen, 8.A., Mr. J. Birute to El za, daughter of Mr. J. B inks, of Barerott.oueot, Bury. DE IIeGEL—BENEDICT.—Oct. 23, at Stuttgart, y the Be,. Charles V. Onmel.n. Chaplain to the King, Captain Raton Henry de Dupl, we of the late Lieutehant-Gewral de Iluget, to Adeline. eldest daughter of Juke Benedict, Esc , of Marche ater.equere. HAMILTON—MEREDITH.—Ott. IS et I orgdontupon.Tern. SsioP, by the Rev. A. burn, AM, Major rt B. Hamilton, of the 25th Beet., sou of Major-Gen. N. lianailton, Kin.. to Marianne, daughtet of the Bev. E. Meredith, AM.. Incumbent of Lonedoinupon- fere. RING—CARTER.—trot. 53, at Lethrocupton Church, Gloueeatcw shire, by the Rev. W. K, D. Carta r, M.A.. A. H. King. EN.. borri Artillery. Knight of the L ton of llon.tur, to Augusta Mary, daughter of Rear,eduitral T. W. Carter, C.D. LA KE—IIEMMANS.—Oct. 23, at Of. Cetinje's, Itausepte, by the Rev. a. M. Rolland, M.A.. w. Lake, It eq., of Woo3.etreet Howe. Bapehitd. to Emma Weetberell, daughter of the Isle 8. H. Hem. MAP, Eaq, Lkut. R.N. DEATHS. BAILEY.-00. 23, at OH Buford, Notre, T. Bailey, Esq., agrd 72. CLARKSON.—Oet. 24, at Brighton, Mr. W. C.arkron. wed 13. COoPEK.-0d.12, at Newark.ou.Tror, Erc.beth, *lre of Mr. 11. 0. Cooper• CU74742bOIIAVE.—Oct. 21, at Prince etreet, Edinburgh, A. Con. ........ . _ ninsharoe. Faq., egad ei." - RAFIVOOO.—Oet. RC Benjamin, eon of B. Fartwood. Esq., of neon Hulse, Netherton. oar Iludderefteld. KO 13. GOLDS BT.-00.21, T. Go.,lney, EN., of C.uton.hill, awl B. HALI t 7Oet. 21. at Pickering-place, Bayswater, W. 8111,1 Feq.. ailed 60. HENRIQUES.— Oet. 25, at Elm-rove, Haromerwaiitt, Mary, wile et Mr. J. G. Ilearklues, late of Part-terrace, Jtegetit'a•Part. aged 72. KtLZURN.—Oct. SS, Mr. J. Hilburn, of Ilunak Wane, Leeds, aged 42. LEIOII.-041.. 24, at Ealaton, Derbyshire, the Rev. J. Leib, M.A. strict 511. PHELPS.—Oct. 26, Wellies, wife of Mr.]. B. Mips, of rattraps. ter. row, and Holloway, ►red 47. WAIT.—Oet. 22. at loadon.roed, Woree,ter, Leti•ia, relict of t ha Itte J. Walt, RN.. ct Marshfield, Gl..ucratershlre, aged SI. r \ IJ • 4 . I