The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-04 00:00:00

so- He br se parse to inept them,sied be add oak rivet they bed ad ssek adepts so Import= es lorisp. indite Ind =air mmt lehmossmains the kisedesL—A jure se=2 l :: the maser op *s a Jos warns t kr the Jean se she was sat the 11== es he Oren the mogistnies weslit seaway barn ind rea l bee atiewlesme.—A warm, ins Ferri ' asil the direr roamer to the to nee= It Tr wary eaten beerseer, Nor. his Lard the den: thus adiaselly peireastr. ZVI; dos, shame' it was Mimi der main lea Wei err& eel she was in en of the indifeemerms. builmatisa wee bare riser et lbe jay, deo a senniesties, it was dared thot the firer sherd be sia jesreed, snit that the anew neer reasel to er m r one striest memo to eanis t he ea aler e de roaed Sem of the jams thought they themwadi be as it of as the reeeemst key as they mee , sod ari the ere et , terse mold be aseireer by reteesteg as ens arise— I The 'ante earl set aseem re es* a ram. The ineley ahead nd the mod Wrier son of mere probably aver bowl eels this slushy, aril hi Isk ves arey theyo mid the Nara rat they shard ismalgetehems t tea brut errs. He eres detensised is psresing this Oriesvie, sad be asseedisey Mar the jury overe is the meal omen to appear at the apriated adjoaresarn BRAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF RUSH. We published es Friday a heir wear of the amine, War Mr. Rea, whisk took plan la private on Thur. dey Let. We sow give the kilning evidence, as it will further hislb., realer is rising • fall Itleowladge of the whole Ow al it stars at pretest We may repeat that the saris trans reser were the Hos. reed - Rev. R. Wilson, Sir J. P. Bream, Bert., W. R. Cane, BK., Si T. Barr, Bart., aer J. lard, In. Reilly Jeers darer that =lra with Mr. Rash, but sot es a saver ; she hod else to skle him as his house keeper. but dint Wiliggeeella bed set pet lees made. Oa Tuesday mein Mr.liash mme hem teas rout 6 ear* and see isai at Imes Nil 9 Vahan ; he nes west est far about ton adariese, ekes be Marne& sad did act eat say shore that reatee This wrens who gasMMaed vary In safely as to the mot time of Rush's having the hors and retsr, but did set appear to be very me east It. Sr who ireg a book, abs said, whisk iatensteel Mr my seek; did Beet keep • very accurate smut of the fru Solemn Savoy a youth in Mr. Rush's employment ; Mr. Stanley, merchant, Wymesdriens; Mr. Jamy . cook and mane was reader. Them evidence wag, however, a defame a that which they gave befits the corner, cad rear aboe. Coss table Mortar reduced the daub, whin he had fear at .t r. Rusk's house. While the itemisation was gang cis Mr. Rash's eon ems into the room, and had some essiversetion with ids father, who told him to take ear of the property and the biros, till he should be oet. at lib rty. The young nun appeared very men affected by the situation of ho father. The wuristrates, fading that they raid not hear ell the witnesses as that day, thought it would be best to Arms the inquily.—Mr. Rush objected to that, as it viola deter is centre, and 1m considered Ora wet sti rider* against bins : as what had beta adduced against him that day was very ontradiatery.—Tbe sentinates assured him test they had made up their minds to cement his as the capitol chair, though the. they might bertha reamed him.—He expressed great surprise at this denies, sod remota that he s hould be allowed to have his owe bed and beddlo g . from his own hoses.—The request who grated, and the inquiry was adjoined. Oa Saturday riot ier termination took plea. Oa Than day the press were permitted to be present, on males :hat step would not publish the evidence. or even take a note of it Oa this occasion, however, Mr. Cans, the clerk, la. hear the reportirs that they _would be nebula minty, akin who me WWI adhered to. The rimer wad bee fight ides aeon at half-rat two, aad who allowed, es at the fame pose rear to an a ant at the megkerate's tolls. Tin weber who is as Pad age sad it was send that Irk earead al tramarkat hair spirits thou he bed gadp sisal hit eeeeekswirA. Hi , is a Wm, is info r lonise, ar ruddy cons. He as sil his awn dance, sad Miss iota throughout tea whir preseediaga Bre they 11111 however, It was evident thane men ed disclosures rad; c sr informed Wan sera a nuirkrel c hanger his demeanor. He se the roes ferries ease him by the 'magistrates 'emis, vitamin, and taking dews W evidence, is his deli. la reform to the pekesa's isemplaiat, we an credibly Livened that, on 'n• is cossequesee of some informatics the marinates recemed, they directed the oilia to proceed to Potash Farm mad teem Rash's hoses k • per, Mn. Jame, who is a y moan shout 26 years of age, and attired in widow's . She was removed • to tito Bernell, obese Mr. Casa, the maestri*, sod his ass, the clerk, reared with aired deers to interrogate her. This mapied some time. and she who detained la the prim, r we an Wormed, till the following moraisg, when she again naderwent a lengthier questiosieg, and her fresh statemst was Mated to writing. At the tomer sun sateen of the prima this kart, ea oath, deposed, as reported neve that Rash came home to the Porn Yana on Teary easing (the night of the aturder), about auto d o'clock, pulled of his baste: and pet as his slip non They had tea to. gather sad he remand at hoses m the 9 reste 10. r part She al the wrearg, and went to bed trams sod trestiosed it to his going out, end also nealeur bie r out for shout 10 minutes batmen 8 aid 9. Wan eke added that he might bar bra geas 20 minus, rd as *gra berg iaterregated, she sdir that she who sure he bad set ban away three quern of as hear ; hot seetineed the witsee with groat eareestam =kiss at the primer, " I really don't know what I leave said, for I ant so men orefesed." Daring bar examiaation, _Rash eared eat Nolan air hoped the charms would be partireler is nadag dews what .be said. Her mead iterearat it is end varies eassidnably, sad is said to eaubliek a Mrwg asst ain the priseser—latieed it was se *re ag as to draw kith a remark from the wretched as.. whim bee erten= was reed over. " You have mid sanest to rag me;" or work to that abet list mead deposins, it it said, goes to show that for leveed nights pride to that of Tuesday he had ben Is habit of acid. est Lie at alight armed. saying os an co a. pod" *at be was going to look altar those villare the ponies." That before les laft he ordered bar to keep to Mr nem, and take to mice of what transpired. Trot she cord sot tall la what state he west out. Oa Teary realm hie was more peremptory is his orders fee her to keep to her nom, sad she believed he left the house about mat o'olook. That about are o'clock le hi d erre in great haste. He appeared greatly agitated as fat mid see is the dark, sad eulaineed, " God, 1 am so ill." He named to his bedroom, sad closed the door otter Sane him get a light her cariosity was rend, sad she peeped throagh _the keyhole sad saw that he was in divan having a iloi k tee, and something about his head whisk we are usable to anrirtaia. Other witames were examined, whose evidence west to prove his being heard to threshes dm lives of the deceased Janis Many more facts were seduced of a conerain tea demer, bat es yet we leave Ines seeable to collect then Tbe enselarkm coseluded shortly before tea o'elock, who =emirates datermind on eassertting the primer to Nereriek Care per trial. It was understood, however. that the Ilitnelnal word have to attend the racy in the sourcea the week to coupler their depceitioss. Rash having takes Was Might retraMMeat, he was shackled to on officer by the leg, for conveyance to Nee. wick. As the post chaise who standing at the pri sea-door, hi wished partiaiderly to see Mrs. Bryant, the mres, w ho bad shown some kindness to his children, and who had takes their leave in the early part of the roan. Shaking her head, be said, " Clod bleed you DIM Bryant, for your ; they an gang to mad na to Norman e:I; I ri seed ro X, perhaps yea% never eee me agais." He Win rapist to lbe rim, = d ames, who was toned up after giving arms% in breve she will be detained is the prises Is onensime of hr being unable to obtain the necessary `deli` fa bat Iran appall:earl. Should rum be say igt,iansparames I. this report of the manna tbe , the smaiscraree, and set the ripeness. met be he this. Therrien .of the latter frerzirtinize= ear en an securer traseaript of them The latest aeon= triNt Illhalteld Hell state Ides. Jersey to be reser t er, • gesseal rumour has prevailed that the arm skittered kal hen saputated. Sock, however, we are authorised to state is set the OWL The lady's ralUsd maid has oessiderably, but it is dark to say, what will be the resit of ha Okra. The fire ass imperil by the m aids have sot as yet been discovered. It is supposed that they will be read In the moan war has not yet been arm plstely dealer. Sal lATI MAC JaltaiT, The unfortusate endears who has fallen under the hand of in asseede, mad whose career has been so suddenly wetted, was born os the 23rd Sept., 1789. He wit, Wrested at Weeniest'? School, and proceeded theses to Chrieteleureh. Ozford, where he pro err in due cone**. On leaving college he ram • student of Lincoln's-lee, and was Milled IA the bar as a amber of that society. He drat married Miss Man Ana Bann reshot of the late Sir This" Boner Bat, who dieter 1823, leaving two aril. dres, the late Is aac Jimmy Jersey, Bq , who reined with his father, and Mr. Joltiness. He wen for his second wile. fa .M yea 1832, Miss Fairy Jephea, daughter of the Rev. Mt, Japan, prebeedary of Armagh, in Ireland. By Untidy, who died a October, 1833, he had a daughter, Isabella, born a few weeks before the death of her moth. r. At the death of his father, Mr. Jenny, who had pre which viurly borne the family name of Freaos, ammed that by he had of late years been knows. In 1826 he was appointed Steward, end is 1831 Seceder of Norwich, succeeding is both cakes the late Robert Aldffiell, BA. Jenny Jenny, Beq , monied Miss Chevalier, ae Yarmouth. Her mother, Mrs. Cheerer, is a% peso= at BOIMOana. vol renown 1055. Aleadpapersaya James Bloomfield Rash has long been well knows Is =t pat of re cowry, having been for zany ran • firmer sad land agent, to which ha added, till reads the bet dist or ire Penn, the business of an re born Some a astsrsl no, his reputed father being a gestlemen seer Wymeadllina ; mad ha mother ser e qu entl y monied Mr. Rath, of Fadminfybon who was found dead in thies, gus k ing lad a coron-es inquest Massa a verdict of arbenifr Dun, or fee, de se, we mass( remember whisk. Jame Breareld, after his me. are mange, always west W _no sense of Rash. He ase thisriil s i al earl la lik a lady of Mihail, sir .cared a faro ti seder hr. Maas. Irma ram be nerved W Dellis., when be nand a has beregimg, we teller, to Sir Rialmil Per JekkeU. A fin took pier as this hi _ m duns.hr was esererrehe which he was sespered of He trisel ese ones when ce b it? Darns be reamed to Wismar's,. fired we* KO seem use Mr. Jirsq, lambs i is sash I seildesee is him thee be appehttoi Na his bull or stawert Ha ales eseapied • lame at Pl us the at Mt. Jemmy, sad the" Taub „ fern at Hithei, =hie own oroperty, bat Mil Miaetgaged to Wr. Savoy. Cressems sta mmiereabb, OM. 6 . 1847. whoa ware dies psi - es the ism; Awl elitimately Kr. Surety ebtaMed pmessiew of the Seenlighe Hall Pee m ; and ▪ is ea swigs emir* Rah he brae* segment, ole tailed a «Aim the is sad mete imesatisig 4771. 10e. 10d. Rah% hem of the farm et lrehainghea as ▪ at Itiehaelsim, 1848, eat he ought to have &es hap, het h e termed, sad a discreet wee lased. He remitted it, bet sltisestoly mid the emery. Hs* hag bees twice emnied ; both his grime are deed, but be has a lerm it is mid, of sine shairsa. Chee of Ids sone lime at me " Nadi Tema,' bat b sod his breshen sad Mime were ass st bow is Twisty evesing. The erwkA Memory hat the following part( *shim N The mein hem hewever, will be band to have bona tegivri is thins 110111111111: " Tar some time mat there have boas diagessee Menem him ad the late Mr. Jaw. Rah as. sot lasi slags the Masai of a farm sow is th e ties et Mr. Colman, sad then became baakrupt. • meet. me el 6.0001., doe Is the demised genCestan, ought to TWO bees paid off as Thearday, the 30th of No es%e the emend day after these atresitim took plass. W isms that es Swift Irk _is the afternoon, the caste to Stanfield Ha ad saw the late Mr. tr i mi c 7, r end that hie object wee to 'Mame that fated gen. limas to allow the as to twin kw three men more —that this request was refused, sad that very soh weed. earned." IRELAND. Deaux, Dsc 2. Retreachmmt here is the order of the day. Your nadirs are already aware of the abolitiore of the dice of paymaster of civil service, at the head of which was the !tight Hon. T. F. Kennedy. ordinates also have been retired, and the burliness will be done under the Treasury by a clerk or two in the Castle. Yesterday Sir James Dombrain proceeded to England, and the department, of which be was the head—the Irish Coast Ouard service—will be transferred to London also. The office of Irish secre tary to the Posi-celos will exist no more, Mr. Oodby having retired au full allowance. The head of the isesey•order office will also be dispensed with. The Beard of Works has bees weeded to a very great ex tent, and yesterday the whole of the employes there, with two or three exceptions, were dispensed with. The permanent staff, and two or three parties whose servioes are valuable in various department., alone reseals. The corporation of Kilkenny have elected Dr. Cane as mayor of that city for the ensuing year. The doctor had just been released from pris on, where he was con finedunder the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. L PROVINCIAL. - - _ LANCASHIRE. A CASE OP CHOLERA IN MANCHESTEIL-A com mercial traveller named Maclean, residing in lodgings at Higher Broughton, Hatteluster, died of cholera on Saturday morning. He was returning from one of his wind journeys to Scotland on the previous night, and experienced the first symptoms of the fatal disease whilst in the railway tramedin ical at Prestos, bat mme on to Manchester before seekieg aid. HAMPSHIRE. ESCAPE Or ANOTHER CoNVICT.—The Hants Tek sisreadthilsaissesonpsTX:ds Zl Y s e a S i titt7 basst convic t ,l--ner eirenmelownea which demand, if they have not already nadergase, tbestameeet investigation' as it would seem there was no doubt be woe aided in it, The man is a notorious elsameter ; he wes formerly transported for roLbery, and for had behaviour wee sent to Norfolk Idand, where he con trived to escape Gemlike keepers, and for sea. time led the life of a bufbranger; he afterwards managed to got Oil burd some veseel and return to Bagfand, whets he soon moons nosnood ill deeds, was tan, recognised, and again seatenced for 21 years. Being seat to the Yak hulk, he became the leader of a moat refractory gang, and for the purpose of separating him from then, he was transferred to the Stirling Castle, where be was placed in am of the most secure cells, out of which, however, he let himself on Tuesday morn ing, at the hour named, then passing through two other doors, one . of which was secured with outside lock', end by some means obtaining the steward's dress, clothed him self with it, descended the ladder, got into one of the hulk's boats, and pushed off into the tide. In the morning the boat was picked up, and the prisoner's escape discovered ; bot, strange to say, the dome through which be had passed Were found all moursly locked. A policeman on daty in the dockland, we are told, a .ys he saw a man la the boat, and supposed him to be one of the pude; and that, on asking some person he saw on tho de. 1 of the Stitheg Castle if all was right, he was answered in the affirmative. Last week some of the convicts on board the York bulk concocted a plan to escape, and but for one of the gang confined in the maw cell giving information be, Probability is they would have suceseded. Their cellbeing immediately under the chapel, they had, by haring two planks effected an opening into the chapel, the pore holes of which ace not barred. At an early hour In the morelag of Monday, two of them emerged from the cell into the chapel, and were calling on the others to follow when Mr. Meatystd, the chief mate, sad some of the guards who were en the watch,immedintely 'seared them and frustrated Weir wham. The Ws of one of the guards on board the ship was placed la the greatest jeopardy on Thanday last by One et shoe hardened Mathias. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ostrow), Dec i —Quaata' Cou.hoz.—Ais *teeth* Cof a sheer sad exklbitkeer an the Mitchell foundation, at Wrens' ot. lege, wid tabs ruse ea Thunds, lam 25, next ifax ltst we Minns Comma was this Storms modal by wishes ef the swieweity sod thalf Meads so bear the easels eons. seed by Mr. O. Mat. earl" geeemose, end Slow U. ?wee Mu ..Collge Redley, sew °shod, pintoes to his taking Wed o. dm of • gec. The wade we takes boos 1101tosh Ode on die Nagetry." &sms. costsoe.—Oa Thorulay, Mr. W. C. Raker, .oholar, was u adatitted a *low . n the Modell toundation. and Mr. Illicit from Kage College, sod Mr. Otos, trees Citarterhou.e, were elected scholars to the ease Mindation ; and Mr. Cos and Mr. trains awn skated exhibitioner% the fortes as the Osumi red the latter as the dolga. loondaloo. MFMCAIe. . ROVAL COLLIOI OW Svanico•B.—The following gentle on twin, undergone the weeenery easminatiows for the diploma were admitted adulators of the eollege at the meeting of the e wirt of esamMere en the let hint, •is : Mews A. Wodia,LLeeW, Seiko; R. denier, Wag, Yorkshire; J. J. A my; , DOM ; T. AMMO, Healey.owThamee: C. W. Whitny, J. Comail, Badgered. Spew, Weatmiumer; T. Hughes laray; B. T. E. Owns. Vonewi ter. J. Duff, Tads, Rcephire; U. Patter, Codwpw-pinoot Llhorough, illowshrow, lawn* NAVAL. PORTBIIOI7TII, Doc. 3.—Sir C. Napier's moans rosalas at Spi.—Arrogsat, st.-4, is readying bee ensesient at Wool wich. d ied Is to come to this port. where Myr will he remschehmed by Capt. Pitsroy.—Drirer, • . retuned hoes Derseport yoterillay.— E.pletuy IS, os bee 'meal hum* , Ileet Wier, le ordered te herald of at Mt port Tee Acessatts bare ordered tbet at the Nosed Swims& se sect at Pituitary , is to future to be supplild esy el the Aid reel deems at the dirk or r.ctualliog yards. WNW te the boom of the Port Admral' lust *merle teodeuts, width ere • per tentage Is charged on the settles lurelebed. Net ems woe be the hails sod pameges Is toe Wowed. DITONFOAT,—Auss,n, 26, Capt. Troetbeidre, woe isepeate4 end paid wages is douses this zooming. and will, weather oeveihtios. sell to-morrow for the wart of Africa and South hest ladles —boobs* th Capt. Panel:awe, will tail to.usorraw for Asesrieu—Scsumowl, at., Cum. YOOLIN enteeel yesterday from the eseterard, sod came Into harbour. Wootarictr, DsC 3 —Nampmrs, at., Capt. Henderson, wetted hire lest eaglet form Pormsouth. She will be teepee/1 by the eemoodter.mopermiesdaut pretimstory to being paid at MoVsleSirre —Vn Wawa &pt. 30: The Asia, Juno, CboloSimb Calyrti M.. Sow" ' and Gorscei. end atore.ehm Nereus. —At Oar. 031.13: humeohip Naiad. sod sob. Cotastrios. lADEIUE• EQUITY COURTS.—SATURDAY. Before Vice-Chentelice Miran. DAVIDSON a 115011W—IIIVIGRORMINT OP COPYRIGHT 111 flomos.e•-•The plaintiff in this ea • claimed to be the owner of the eopynght of the wogs called. " Said a smile to a tear," " from the op ra of '- False Aleruss - " " BOON, sweet halm from die opera of " Ciari, the maid of Milan ;" and " 111 the glass, from the opera of " Der Frain:huts." These I had been published by the defendant in a work which he feed brought out, called " The Musical Own," and the bill was Sled to restrain hint from se do.ng and thereby la the plait.tiff 'a copyright Upon the plaintiff moving i fr a la ftl, 1846, for the injunetfou t the court refired the m otion, but retained the bill be a leer, wi th liberty to the plaintiff to proceed in the meantime to *media his right at law. The plaintiff accordingly br o ught his action upon the case for the all infringe ment. At the trial of the action, at the London sittings after lass Trinity term, Mr. Justice Williams, before when it was tried, was et opinion that the plaintiff had not made out hie 101 o, video directed the jury, who touted a verdict for the, defendant. A motion afterwards made in the Court of Com moa Pleas for a new trial, on the ground of miedireetion, was also refined. l'he plaintiff having thus failed at law, and the extended time granted for the purposes, of the trial Unwise expired, Mr. Wood moved, upon affidavit of service et make of motion, 'het the bill be dismissed with costs, and se guilt to that elf ct was accordingly made, the plaintiff mist appearing. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCII.-8/ertianser. Mu num.—Betas Lord Dumas sad a Cosmos Jury. 11. &tall.. -Calla Con.—This was a second l aid= brnaght by a commercial traveller easiest the defend ' sa t, w ho env a heil.ler, to recover compensation in damages ter criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. The de hadent, who was martin d man, and 40 years of age, had thleeftetl a verdict in the first trial of the cause.- -Sir F. I ndite , stated the sae to the jury on behalf of the plaintiff, emlesogral w noses. were mislaid, but as the trial was ad journs& till this day we shall give a report of the whole to- AT Csasissas.—,else Mr. JOIST MAWS. Is we PASIL-41ASSAII COSPUS.—II this easet the the harmed jade. now prenseling had, a short hese a nee, a Onetanceof Mr. Parr, granted a habeas carps, to beteg up SW body of hisses, e child of three year, old, tor the narrow of having the judgment of the mug as to whether the mother or the father should have the Gutted, of the then hild. The T ciao was heard no the part of the ads, in opposis to the habeas helm. the lull court, the reporu appearieg in Barra' of the 26th sad 27th alt ; as the '&m1'0,11181' THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1848. days leer was era to Mr. Parr to put la terthor riblarta, ie farm le errata snowier war la thew eared ea tho other side, Wash ho sew did. rhea. She erameides of Mr. motor etier. who tho rho. tire fir merdahig dr r at aro aria try Mr Nasaljofge; sail the ear war hurler aaieerer seperdially. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Sarnagths. Was PUlTll4— heats' cater istake wiide, and a Sonia- Jury. Arne v. Nyasa—Cox TTTTTT ion ma ma Loss or • Mon LOU MOTESIL—Thin was an adios twought under the prevrielwas a the 9 It 10 Viet., a. 93, sthatamsly known as Logi Oampbeirs sist. pissed fre esthriag ampsusatioa to families kern at death by saridamt, in whisk the plainti ff , theadadalerator and kuebanda the LW llc•ats,ste.ased, = i f f l o o vir n"T y sang " sai d = ;r i le t i f i dragmaTTl, 10, r and pears respells ly, fa the a le s i a ks teen: s tkev had svataised ha dash, whisk was ve d the negligence of the d e eating in the pulling down et • adidniag the dwelling of the phial" The phis were lintly a deals! that plstatiff was admishtsator i and esenaily, net "silty. It appeared that plaintiff was a carpenter sad undertaker, living at No. 27, High street, St. Odes's, and the ddendant was $ re lived tailor, who resided In Harisiatrest, Cavan- diih•tquare, and was the owner of some property Millen, to plaintiff's abode in St. Giles's, and frosting towards Maynard-street, on whisk he was reanitly engaged in taking *lterations and palling bows the houses. Tire pulling down was at the time of the accident eompl ck eted, with the sz ceptiou of a party wall and a high , tick of chimneys against it, within the &dance of a few fest to the rear rf which amid the shim and parlour dwelt in by the plaintiff's family, the parlour being on the ground floor and lit by a skylight is the roof. It was about, the middle tithe day on the lath of last April that the workings NA laboaren employed by the defendant, himself, actosdiag es the plaff's wanton, being there at ths time, kr, It asemed, ba employed no builder, were en gaged in gullies dews the chimney. The defendant, how ever pa se sapless angelicas a. to the mode to be adopted in Piling it down. It appeared that, instead of Greeting a Nalfoldieg or rearriag Pass by swarm the bricks of the chimay, they _plead ails a reps round about it, and several seen having held at the toe ail of rope In the opposite direc tion to that of Ow plaiatire abode, pooseda to pull it down by kale. The upper punks: of it fell, as might has bees 'spelled, in the reveres direction to that in whisk the men were path& At that moment the wife at the plaintiff with a !rpm tan La ter hand, steed over her parlour the amorist; ths dinner tithe family, gar rounded by three of her childless, the p'siatiff being from house, when down cams the roof, the sk th yligtt, and the bricks of the chimer!, telling earthing in eir way. The poor woman was kaocked down eaves the firs place, and naiad a braise on the beck. The childrsa providentiallyrs escaped. The vicinity was alarmed, and the neighbou cuss. They 11411411oblhed to eztriett• the woman, p rostratec e with suffering from the rubbish whichere all around. She was pieced on a chair out. side, and a Inedical sass, Mr. Fitzgera ld, was sent ' for. It wa found seven injury was done to the back in the region of the kidneys. Mier a month's illness and coatinement to her bed, the began to recover a little, but she walked upright again, red, afterwards relapsing, died is the following December. An inflows was held on her body, and that inquiry resulted in %banana setion.d Tore.. lens were supported by evidence, and the jat7 (san plaintiff, damages 1001., and for each of th e children 601. _. _. COURT OF EXCHEQUER--throma r. fathom In 11 ""‘ M . ROPKINB.—ALLIGED PIIIJURT.—This was an applimation for a new trial, on the ground of surprise 1 and perjury. Tne action was brought to recover 6601. for ' engineering services, alleged to have bean rendered by the plaintiff to the London and Birmisesam Extension Railway Company, as director or provisional commit. teeman of which undertaking the defendant was sued. At the last miss. tor Notts the plaintiff recovered a verdict f• r 5601., coupled with an order for " ezecution " within a short time, such terms having been imposed by the plaintiff as the condition of his consent to re-open the cause, which had been taken in the first instance as an undefended action. It seems, however, that the condition was fruitless, es per a pr son ior claimant swept ill the defendant's property off in the of his attorney, who afterward. moved for this rule, filing most voluminous affidavits, making most indiscriminate charges of fraud, and something wore, on all the parties con cerned (or the plaintiff —Sir F. 'Thesiger, Mr. Humfrey, and Mr. Mellor. appeared in opposition to this rule, and after they had been partly heard, Mr. Whitehunt, Mr. William-, and Mr. Bramwell, were called on to support it. Having thus given an outline of this case, we decline to enter into the details of the affidavits, or to specify the charges and countercharges with which they abounded, the rather, that one action of libel has already been supposed to have had its origin in them. It may weft, therefore, if we say that th e court ultimately discharged the rata MONEY MARKET. SATVIDAT EvaNING. The equanimity of the stock market was slightly disturbed this morning by some sales of Camp!' for speculative account, to the amount altogether of about 60,0001. Coming upon a day of the week when busi ness has already been w..und up, and a goodly pro- portion of the members of the Stock Exchange are out upon their holiday, it was calculated perhaps that these operations would have told somewhat strongly upon the market, and sent prices across the Channel considerably depress' d. But if such were the anticipations, the speculation was signally at fault ; the im pression temporarily produced came to be mea sured in the whole by / per cent. fall. In the expec tation that these sales might be followed up by others of more weighty consideraion Consols remained for a time at the decline of 1, noted ; buyers holding pru dently off, perhaps, and making amarket to buy mete cheaply in. But as the sellers kept aloof prices reoo vered to their former position of 871 to 1 for money and account, and so left off. The funds, it may be observed, and as clearly in evidence. are now so strong and well supported that sale operations for time merely have but a slight passing influence upon them ; it may . be doubted, indeed, whether transactions of thrice the magnitude now re corded would cause a difference less in prices of more than one.eighth per cent., and then probably for the moment only. But with sales for money to the like amount, the case, it must be admitted, would be materially altered. Reduced Threes at the close were 861 to 1. Threemnd-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to a. Loog Annuities, 8 9.16 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 415. to 41s. pm. India Bonds, 36e. to 391. pm. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. It dia Sto ck, 236 to 7. The foreign market was in the same quiet state as before. Mexican were 211 to I. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chaim, 83 to 5. Ecuador , 21 Spanish Fives, Ili to 12 ; the Threes, 241 to 61 ; Perm, 3to 1. Portuguese, 24 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were Russian ; the Fours, 721 to 3. Belgian, 71 to 3. 99 to 101. Danish, 62 to 5. Buenos Ayres, 19 to 22. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled ti nhs day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be nde stood that the rate of dividend is less the income tax Terse per Cent. Comas, average prim Siyield per wan 9 Three per Cent. Reduced —. ee 39 1 Three-and.a-Querter per Cam. Bank Stock (dividend 7 per sent.) , 3 14 =er r. Ms (tat. 24d. per day) and Yorkike (dividend S per sent.) Great Western e(div. 7 id.) London sad Soda Western e(div. ft id )33 . 717 104 Load* and Briebton oldie. 2 5-3 id )00 . 413 11 Carrara Comrades v(dtv. 4 id.) London mid North Western s(ay. 7 id ) 117 - .{div. 5 id.) _ 77 -e7 13 10 Tort and North Ilialaad e(die. 8 Id.) Tort' sweastla, sad Berwick stole. II 111011815 FUNDS, Beak Stoek.l3o • India Bawd. under Z I JOOP 35 6 .. 30 . 0 , u.d . A... as 4 Cowie foe Accoaat..44ll 14: 01 . C.11&: 41 . 1 .... 1 . 2 1 1 1 1 1 Elebraurr itib. 41.1.1.. *l.. Wenn 41 4; Id. Jur* 42 Lenilale r a. up. 54 Jan.. 18031 Ditto /5300. *L. brazen; 44; 3d.. 8146 Aust.*, 19 India Stock, 237 Ditto. WWI. 645.. Yank 41 4 : !oda Baud'. 51.0 3 0, A 2d. Joan 41 PORIMB 11l ADD. spa Ct. issd bin Boa. 744 1 6 per Ct. Rumba Iwo= s ea. 11 per Cl. Bassos ATM W.. 20 1004 100 3 par Ct. Deana 1.1.1131.. di 3 5 per Ct. Soanialo Bd.. Dlv. foot 54 pee Ce. ropodor /16.41 1 a ov., 1340,111 I I par Ca. Walesa. WA lit 3 per Ct. aped& Sonde, 35 4 per P. Poetesses Wads. 24 1 1 4 24 per Cl. Linda amasser, If ouL. 471 ' 7 l STOCKb ABROAD. nauxoes Ari ---e---- ------___ but he did not consider it neossury to all them, coaladed • very able defence by eapresing • coniteat opinion that the jary would dismiss the wo lady from that wet. sad resters bar to that position In moiety to which she was gand. • good deal of applause followed the conclusion of the ' lamed esoasel's apish, and it was some time belies it could be Mr. = .l** Coltecan, In worming up, maid that • materia l question lar dis jery to eassidas ia this esee a the ant in. to sows Wheilbsr pped*, ths7 believed the @videos@ of I the Maas lilowil sot . the pawning of the gap, they were madded that *WI Oar were the mins that wars stoles from thownossatar ; sod Os salt gusaties ores whether ohs took 'llia sine the intention Is steal Shaw. It was certainly easy that tie prossantar &wild not hays silt a RAILWA 1' NEWS. sad shoat the rings from the Monday to the Friday, and haosublijnot as well have taken prooadings then, if he had The market was dull in the mornirg, with prices, hens. Wilda, as now ; baths had not th":" et to &T. however, undisturbed. Later in the day shares pre f....b.: L i d a ;:a :::Partast to rmugt&L that I panted rather an improving appearance, but without Gol-:---aad had always !swagge ceM does , sad had done so transactions of any particular mark. Nat day by her counsel, that the rings were retuned , The SHARE LIST.-LoNDOK, DactllllsEl 2. learned judge then proceeded to observe that the aoudad of Nors.-n. quototleas of HMI In Ron= rat'; denote actual Sir John towards the prisooer and her mother was certainly n trxiisectloos: (hosed ilantit!tatprices not creditable to him, or what would have been expected w li bitdcf . .; I , London 41:17.1Fateru 37 99 Solo a poison la his statics, but the jury woad confider 4t Aoduryi fa . i . ..41 . 4..01 i gg 3gel. 14 Do. Nor 1.04.. .... . 17 161. Magalit this dismantled him to credit. His lordship then to ein,verol.a ratan) t A 34 le. Awe 404. ; .v ii : :: it as. reingibms the evida to thlo o lli g e i r ‘e air s h er dl ike r iumme d ß i r sdi caie was . ° , b e es : w i l a y ho t :D ui r ; Pd t . . a . . " . 2: Ple am .. el iil9.. 4 V i t Do: cr0 m .,,,, , ,,./..". ...l lf e It.. , d. BSA WiNygwa, and it was for them to consider how far they ro bine 11.01...1 11 . 010 .1 tge It los icee•ertf:7 PCI 4 mob{ to allow it to ao in the light of emanation of the ~, Ittr,aL i a.... ar lii; , sk it I:::f . Zpr a } ... 4 , 11 111, geweeedlees story. Thes would look at all the circumstances 6 /6 „5 4 ,046, 48 4,84,... .I U. 4 1 m .,;,.. my . t. & „„,. 4 s . , itemise" sod say by their verdict whether they considered tu Berdateed ff.rder..isi 1 6 6. 141.114,04..garilLiwe. 36 4 2 1119 dors bed been made out to their satisfaction i r not. FA „..,D..._„.....„;,... _Third. • • : ..1. 1 .4 . 11 a. , D: vo lw:s 4 4, jt o ice i llt, 7:d. nudely immediately returned a verdict of Not Oafish 87 ...-- 0,j.,1 ‘ ; - l,triej is to tk ,Aica l likat,il 86 ,. and Hee accused lady left the court accompanied by her al inn Anew ......111 7to. 100; 111dIssel ...... .......!111 ..7 husband and friends. The trial osapied masa= 9 hours. ,l.l j t Skt•tdo QMae si rr y r.: 3 tool DoCosu Prgr.... di Do. fol shwa ... .'9 st ----•-•-- Ii Do. p e effonee.... L 74 131 100 Do. nine a 3 41 2 POLICE.-SATURDAY. 38 1366415 &MB-Mu I lOU Doe.klO.adr.t ' 1.171 ZS DAmtifilttieLltD et SI 36 traileirt , o lit De. del. N. a 11.).. 3 3 45 NUL Gt. 11' al 1 Irish) BOW-13t RRE V. -cmaaas Or F09.0111T.-D. Liver. si ik ,..04,10,46,,cprf. ss low sr,wedeik k Curitak names, • marine-store dealer, was charged with uttering ate Itastern counties .. ill ~ 6 North *WY. 141 g note purportieg to t ea M. Bonk of England note, well . 4 i t-t.,...U . r r a. ( 0 et A0. , p 4 ,101 ,:•''' ILI Do w ; I ltr akel .......... NI knowing it to bs a oreery.-Mr. Fennel, landlord of the ~„. ,g„. . H o ., au. tar 1 gra • .... h ij. Freemasons' Arms, in Lootaarto, etated that, on the night so Daireilie:rottiott _ ._ 8,, _Do Talon ......i of Saturday week, a man soused Basebly, for whom he ft, aeleta,l: . sar 4o , 4 Ito .0 , 71,..........,. r a. had changed notes oa other ocassloes, duns to kW shop sad w, D.. .a.. New ....171 11.• 6 Do. do Ow, 6gpct , 44 gl requested he would ueommodate him with cash for the a 'Rama 11144,1 ti.. 4". .„„ Do do liper Cast. lh 174 note produced, which be did, and be went away, having til, Du. .w. •• •• •••••• •tf it U 4 * 4 N orth Ilin Union... 2 N kik.WesDru't Id. first utisfied himself that It was asinine by showing it to hie g jg,,d o si,4 B ,..Migd A 98. lt t irth .1 48 ,. 04 4.86,4., 81 wife, who is an excellent judge, and having the name and so 0...4,..... ...... 4A. 18 4 N o rth m u ter.. ... ; address of the person who terdeeed it written upon it.-B. Is. E1t . L14 , ,_,.. 441,, . • • •1! ) .! 0 ± 3 .- ! . ..2 ; ( wil..N.rr, a . 4 . ..4.:4 1 11 Speisebly, broker, of Great Wyledstreet, Lineoln's-inn.filds, % 1 .,,,-. 1 7.- rg .. . Ta ir ,1 1 ~..-.., , ,z. ,e t rzr . I . i proved that, on the calling in question, he met the prisoner Q ji. flp 4.1. prt,6 nit. sor_sp. 124 loo ted ...16 is Lone acre, when he handed him the note produced to Ma /Soil 11 , . ,eee •. 11 sm . il.i Sestliot.Midlood ~ take 44 , out of it, which he owed him; bet, not having : ' - '1. 6 . ,2 4 .,: ‘ ,""'" eb I IT sw itzwia;:i t ;,..;;;',.. ol. change, be called on Mr. Pencil, who obliged him with it, 21 E i d, r,,,,,Q. o w , i iFf. D .. 44 _ sm.. N. 4 d. and he delivered it to the prisoner, who then discharged his itt Wag : 1 / 4 urtban e t 17 gewasagiansite era ltd. debt.-Mr. Penne! said be received the nom from the Hank IV Itt:lt oxe 1 , if Do. tinker ......1 ltd 111 Do. Deurrlrg . ... 4 81. with .. forged" stamped upon it.-In *newer to the charge, A „..,.,,,,..„„„ 24 SA 1 Do. Ne.e. ......1 u 44 the prisoner said he sold a watch to a gentleman th i s... Ai m .? oil), !,I* , 226 11 ,An, {i:::;e•Prtr.:llll2du from wise mhe re.Aved the note, and gave him the differ- V 6 iti.. Ne .l l .4 ti Od 47 Ix. 60 , a r fr . .... Au . tact, but he could not tell who he was.-The prisoner was 38 / k .. N,,,.384. ..... ;6s gyp. 1 23:il vo. i .,:r m „. , remanded. 14 Do 2,nr.1.51. l% Up., 61 Sada Stoprseddiirefg 464. 8aNa2013222.-Mr, limey received • 61. note from so Ones Wester& •• •• IS lamb laws ~.,! s 24 D.. de...... X. lin 1141. "T. W.," and another from "W. H. C.," for the relief of ,ri it: t, -- .,,„:,:q . ...............•„ ...,.... to Do. 26 Do.do. . . jiff 24 ARLBOROUGH.STREE T.-lioriM TOUTIHIA.-31. 13 Do. Nu. , nt ... _ls t I ito ioe. ae. iiiiin.. 461 Greouree, the pr 'rigor of the HOtel de l'Europe, Lewes.' 2 1 11°10:1:.h....8"lbr.::::.iwit 2 1 1 6 ) .... 6 7 . ,,,...k .. .ie . .;4 ter square , was summoned for sasaultieg - Sanwa, cow. 111 136. 1 A.,ror ,6 46 ' Waierf.l.k Liaorricit i miesionaire or touter f o r the Prince of Wales Hotel, a rival 60 Lau, wed Cortirk 47 416 Wow Peary 66.41.9 r, how for the reception of foreign whitOrs.-The complainant Lu L .,,,,De., A Th i frdi re ir• or uh•• •••!" a lf 2 4 r. a . a . •••••• • •• •I 0 3 se said he saw a Cab turn into Leicester-square. He knew sg 1 p.AO. M2• to Wag, sui. a Were 17 13d. by the appearance of the fare that he was a foreigner, 4 3 . 192. t sil . sares .. ..16.,,i3d: Ai : y o rg i. S t it . se i tS.. ai ll i a . i and hearing him ask the cabman to take him to the 111 a sig 4, , th . • •:: 116 1 Doon/Newcaller li 4 1111 tel de Versailles, and seeing the cabman drive up qi D„. 5a.,,,,;,ii;_. .le ltd. to D o gyg ° aim s o to the door of the HO:el de l'Eurepe, he went for. 13 W. TAird rilirgal.l ay ell . ..5 , DodoNl:hw.aller II ward and spoke to the gentleman in the cab. While t . litr",?..itiLA:3loo4. f. l_l, ~ ,I rl , " l 4 ens'orm , d , ..d v se e i . k t ha sou speaking the defendant rushed out of the house, i s ' the.,.,,,,,„„a wyre 36 .-.11 1. , I.W. Pec.freewee.,• l2- ild• struck him violent y, aliened him, and told him to go to his rs . i owe ... RS 126 , Do. ICA W.din/A.A 2 4 al Awn hotel. For the defence the professional adviser of the r o .= o a :',l, i l f'Z'Zor d If 17, 1 61 If 4 ta y lriatr alfL i defendant gave the court to understand that this cue setae gs Op. Do. New., a suL su aeogroe a •M'irri'M I4_ out of the system of touting, adopted by the foreign hotel- gt Do d ay Prrl.6prrt7 31 914. 11 itsw.e/Mr.ideAreaf lll 11d. keepers in Leicester-square. His client did not adopt such aAi PLE ... .1_,b01l „ ss Marls ditnitat......lt 74. course to procure business. The complainant had attempted i11.'17,r7....:„.=:''''' '' lOa log:. Pergeorks4 to seduce away a euromer, and the defendant had done so too Ain t bont,ti c o: 2% Ti goat du a 5.8.,g.... nothing mire than warn him , away. The oomplsingnes so. r i lost:ever. 6 per Mai 84 to 1 Inurseboarg... ..... di 61d. licitor said this statement was not exactly true. The fact : 1 1 1 1 71 41 e. or el' , I. 2 , bower and ..1 ; was that one corner of Liecester.square was besieged be 4 ts o .X,4.4l.Gsniesa 1. Norarru 104 . 1 . = I ft& touters and commissionaires of the different hotels ; the de. 1% fasolon kOrenssekis 7 ()titans & fe n d had a very active se at among them; and the result i° b° B' , Bm we • - • 11l Puri, dug Lyon& ..' ea. .0o L.... a .s.vi.affousi m ,t. A,. du. . .... .. . was that nobody with • foreign lace, whether •ii • cab or on 22 Doi/oars. L. &D. 1 4.6 ill Puri. .64,1 (*kola .211 23 foot, could paw through the square without being surrounded 7 Do. mos .......... 71 5 Paris and &tow • . .'l3 16 by rival touters, whose mode of conducting business fre• j lie. tn.. L.. ", 3 AP. 0 B.ri. B 67 ... 1 .. 077 81 Id• quently ended in hrawls.-Mr. liarlwiek said the assault , jj ,. u ,j,j,..jja, ij „ t VI, SI 8,,,,,,,, it."" ,,,./ *4 i m i' ,. "e : .• ' d m % was not • very metals& one, and the complainant appeared to 9 DolutrA.,M a fil l Ip. 9 71."-. ~..., Non•es.. 1710. have drawn it on himself by his provokiog conduct in going I 00. 1,1 • 01 -.." 88 , 15 21. fd, Nat etaisdav , is ..... to the door of the defendant's house, where a cab had lint 11,0110110. Nov. 26.-Ilarnbure Bencendnef, 64; Ditto, Pneeity gb., gs• Down %unhurt. tie; Dino. Priority Mem. 915; Cologne drawn up. He should discharge the case on the defendant sie' es d., - 6 76 ; Ditto. Priority Shan" 91 ; Meratenhure, 334 335 paying cats. Alto i I a 1e1f...!, 6748_ . L_ SOU 111WARK -H I GHWAY ROHIssItY.-Maria Frog waste-entwined, churned with robbing Mr. W. H. Feu , child of a gold watch, chain, and seal , ..-The complainant was returning home on the evening of the 21st ult., *ben he was accosted by a female. Ile endeavoured to get rid of her by quickening his pace, hut she followed; and, seising him round the body, threw him against some iron railings, and ten away. Complainant had scarcely recovered from the suddenness of the attack, when he received a blow on the heed from a man, who no doubt was a confederate, and who also ran away in the game direc , ion the women had pre viously taken. Complainant then found that his gold watch. chain, and seals, were taken from his pocket.-The prisoner resembled the woman by whom he was attacked, bath in dregs and speech, and to the best of his belief, she wee the offender. The prisoner denied the charge, and on a forms examination warted that she could prove an alibi, but now declined doing so.-In reply to Mr. Seeker, it was stated that the man who " bon. netted" the complainant was likely to be apprehended. The ' , net warn remanded. n piper ; after Bolsi, 314-t0 rub. roapon , * Si cash. Dank of Br. . Fordisuat 49 earls, 45 paper. Exchange on London, 00 dale. 1 2 35 P Cs ' soma Nor. 28.—Ilancrocalan Loan. 103 1021 ; Iluialan Metal. lo Certif.. Pi t j t i t t it ; o lluatian m 700 om LOW. %, 2 01 ; PIM In Certif.. 80 1 : Ditto. 8 tits sat Co.. 700 ; Dantsti.kugash Loan, 61 630 ; Swedish ditto, DS; .1816. IQ ; Norwegian. 06 25 ; Sputnik Artabla. 6 Piz coak,3o I Ditto, In w& 3 par dot J _7l 101. AKINTILAN, DSC. 2.—Aea. Debt Sarowaa44l.ll par OWL. 44 0: Ditto, Throe c e r .. , „nil.. a t tai ; Ditto, Poor per Cog.. Ts Tit Ansort Shad.. Per Cent , . 72 721: Nut India Loan, 760 71. Malting= .• London, debt, 11; Ditto, two amain*. 11.9 5 . liam . burg, NU. 0423; PPM, two walk& 31 ft. Part. thikt. KO ; Ditto. two rosathe. KIM. Hapasata. Dec. L—Loan, IMO. TR ; Ditto. 1842. 781; Ditto. 1044. 72 ; Ditto, Ma, DM; Doak of Salaam. til ; Loan of lb. City. 180, .779 Ilsobsemal NI Wades. MIA MITWIIO. Dae. I.—Mardwatie on London. 26.470 60. value, D• •I. liar!_ . ' teumag. reuses.. hue-. Vero and Orkseas ,. . . Parts and Nobs. CM 1156 . . Wiese end liame, . . " , Mignon I Mementos 11111 w w etraehourg . Osecrs tilersoni 916 . " . . 00011,11LUI SOW IiBETINGS.-Antelpsig -Annual Meeting.-Aber dsen, Nov. 21.-Lord Dimes Hay In the chair.-The Secretary read the report of the d•rectors, which entered fully into the present pods lion and prospects of the company, and gave a &holed account of the • mous meaeures that tad been ad=te so uto improve the dean. Mal resource. of the mown. Referring to the opening of the south end of the line, the directors stated that the revenue for the seven months pm-olive the 314 of August, including tbe,,Arbroath and Forfanbire, showed the gross receipts for that period to have been 14,0151.1. Met, and the expenditure, 9,0251. 10s. 64d., leaving e free surplus of 4.9:91. 15a dd., eicluice of the mails, the rate for which had not been settled, but which, it was eeptcted, would at least amount to 3,0101. From this return it is inferred by the dim , tors that, when the railway is completed and the tratee fully dee*. 1 loped, the revenue mil be such an to Arley remunerate the .ban g holders for their outlay. Reference was made, in courant:steel terms, to the armee. ment made with the Edinburgh and Northers, and other encopunies, for the completion ot the line under the neeto.o po i n t e d engineers of the company, Moms. eke end Er ringion, and it was al= stated that a report on the whole Armada strum of the company had been rude up, 110121 the commencement of the undertaking, by Mears. Quitter , Bell , Jay, and Crumble, of Lan don. From an abstract of the 11CCOUlha it appealed that the receipts 012 the capital account amounted to 1114,847 f., and from ether sources, vix., loans, he., 215,70.4., males e total of 1,i00,5471. The expels , dr ure bad been within 5,0241. of that amount.-lord James Nay, in twang the adoption of the report, laid : It appears to me that M the e peition of the Aberdeen itailway is satisfactory. We have now prospect of getting funds to open the hoe to a point near Abeideen, without incurring great liabilities to the prejudice of the original tharchokleres and there la a healthy and industrious population in the north of scotlend, eager for the day of opening, to pour into th e dense I pretrial= id the , their emelt. produce. There acquainted with the modalities of mu seuocast for tithing stations, with the industry, and per • ' nee of our agriculturitra and the capability of our roil cannot doubt that the Aberdeen Railway, who carried on to Inver se...l, will fulfil the espectseons of its moat aangulne (Mende. With the city of Aberdeen at its northern cane nay, containing 70,000 ins hatatourt, and a country beyond, in conaceitio with it, of 1.02,000, a railroad, without a competing line OW Mete under 24,0001. a mile, gives the hope that the rota will be favourable. His lordship then moved a menthol resolution. approving of the resort, re-. luting the present directors, and increasing their number from 11 to 13.-Mr. Spicer, from Loodoo, appeared as the representative of shareholders in that city holding upwerds of 2,000 =area Referring to a rumour that there had been month vial-appropriation of shores by attain of the directoci, he said he had put some queries to the chairman, to which be bad received answers, to the effect that a director ut the tompany bad made a proposition to the board to gua. rantee him spinet loan for the purchase of 2,654 dares, on the plea that the purchase was made for the benefit of the company, but the board would not entertain It, and declared the claim un tounded.- A bog end sertmoolooa conversation followed. Mr. I. lilarkie denied the charges made by Mr. Westland. and repudiated the mime. ascribed ; but in answer to e question from Mr. Pirie, ad mitted that bad be made a poet by the transaction he should base considered it his tiara-Mr. F. Edmond mid Mr. Spiaer made againet the direction and management of the company's affair= out a full knowledge of the circumstances in watch the direcesesbal been placed. If they bad committed an crone, it was en error edjohy moot, end he felt persuaded that no utiles,' direction could be morel anxious than the present had been to promote the interests of the shareholders.-Sir J. Dalrymple said he hot not been in the dime thin more than a twelvemonth, and was bound to state Drat with the exception of the single _question en which the directors trait day appeared divided, they bad acted together le the most meal manner. lie protested against the sweepthe charges that Mr. Spicer had made against the directors on that ota'sion.-Mr. Spate mid. the only inmecst be had in the matter, wan that which be felt as a shareholder, in common with other shareholders, who had a Imps amount et stake, end were determined to bare the whole affairs el this company sifted to the bottom-after some explanatory CCOVer• ration, the macadam moved by the chairman, adopting the report. I with the exception of the recommendation to re-elect the directors, were agreed to; sad, on the motion of Mr. Spicer, it wan alai les snivel to meet on the 27th of December neat to re-elect a new board, the present members be in g eligible fur re.election. Coke. BLACLROCIL, AND PABSAGE.- Half-yearly .-NMeet ay.-Cork, Nov. 30r. Thomism Lyons In the chair. From the di rectors' report it appeared, that notwithatanding the recurrence of the potato blight, the most oction of the works had s heen steadily curried on during the autumn end summer months, and that had the results of the harvest realised the promise of coring, the line from the eictorturoad to Ardmore would now have been all but completed. Nearly 25,0001. bad been paid for work. and lad; the whole of the land to Ardmore had been Pea= for, and was in the compeny's pos. ermioll. Half the capital of the company having been e lied up, the directors hoped that those shareholders who were to carer would pay Up their calla, reo es to enable the company to exercise its borrowing power,. The statement of accounts from the commencement of the undertaking to the 28th October last, showed that 15,0891. ie. had been nailed, end 37,6411. 2s. 4d. expended, leaving a balance of 7,1251.0 x. MI. The engineer's report stated that the greater pert of the embankment through the city park was finished. The rock cutting through Klackrock.bill was proposing rapidly, and utter of Um Rue were in a forward state. The reports were MISCELLANEOUS NEWS -NouTR BUTIeII.-The directors of this company bare boned a natemeeithlzrcting their =Wm. The total capital the company is au to rathe is 4.0.10,6061. The receipts from eel's Os thou have been 2,343,1507. IW. ed.; loans, 014,9931. 18s. 111. The directors have also borrowed, chiefly on their own personal guarantee or promies eery notes, to make the calls on the sharehoiders lighter during the year, 309,4121. 19s. sd. making a total of 3,337,5571. lie. 9d. No part of the money authorised to be mired under Pa ct of 1848 has Moe called up, nor have the shares been i-suedt a depceit of 12.. td, per ahem, mounting to 58,0391. 7s. rid. was paid upon what were called the Carlisle Extension =wee. That sum, however, does net proierly some to be taken into the present statement, except in sew 6x at the Wane, =mewled may be held to be a loan to this sompaey. That tabus°e has been so stated. accordingly, In the sums asentioced is having been borrowed. Tke amount expended has been 0,201,3101. Is. 9d.; the estimate of sums to be expended, Nth,llll. 95.; making a total of 4,034,4621 15s. ed. on the whole length of line of Ini mike, giving an average cost of 14,4551. per mile. inclodiag plant This capruditure also Includes land , rails, he., bought foe the Edinburgh station, and varbus smell branches, mounting to 131,11171. 10..., a ceased:us able pone,* of which will be mkt though at preeest they fall on ran Assam.. the capital ICCOUIII IS stated. The only liability ineurod to other raj" D.' . I .1.-21--". 4716 11-M l- 5 1 1 - 1 -U--" .. . '....-412-",--C't/.12--„ cowpox= is the one 111pregrers with the Aberdeen company, amount. 7 ger Om= .• log to 111,0004„ of the pregame. meek of the comeeny. The eh : t ge...3,,..1 : 7 4 i l a A. A. a =set et the affairs of the company will stead thee:-Amount re ceived an shares end bane. erifilhlefit. 15e. ed.; ditto to be received rft..... -h" I .. ... ... ca ditto. 1,072,5211. Os. fad.; total, 4,02 ~0661. Amount already ea- Illeabonal on {,o nes: SO dar.... 2 S el mph ; 110 depe7gg fie peib, waded, 3,251.11101. es. ad. ; ditto to be expended. 759.152/. 25.• t0i1e .1...,......•. 12 Nam. • Nevin Imes, , m aw . User, 4,034,4821. lie. Scl.; lees value of surplus property arid rade, /11 „-I Loma 1‘,.. 1A .. which may ha sold if necessary, 114,1971. lea., 3,050,27 N. 3s. bd.; I : 7. ii I llinrebarem a" .... la : le Ting a surplus in favour a the company of 190,3901. 14e. 4d. The statement then proceeds :-.• DM tee ands to be made available fiith, _Nov. 2.5.- Three per Oats., 191 ace.,.• miter Do* IS u th nder the ex isting SCIO will not be sufficienunmensie, ll about t to construct the I, eilhe Ms per Dena, 14 paper; alter Week el Mil. ?MOW, ree branches to Jedborgb, Selkirk, and in a CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. BWlVlUMT.—(nerefe Mr. *wee column.) TRIAL Of' TIIS flein*Eht sT. mAitr. hen our repot of this trial &reed on Saturday, the witness, Riles Russell, wee under cross examine tins. In conttnuation she mid, It was between the breakfast and ma time that the baroness told her to pawn the rings, and she said she was to give the name of Mary Ann Turner, 16, Gloocester-place, and she pawned the rings in that name. She said she was sure sane did nut pawn the rings on the Friday, and that she nevi r saw them tin Saturday,, the let of May, the day . on which the peisoner was married. She did nut pay particular attention to what wee writtea en the duplicate, but she gave it to the prisoner the moment she returned, but she could not say whether she was in the bedroom or the beck dining-room at the time. The witness was then asked whether this was not the ' first time she had made this statement, and she made no an. ewer. She was sure she pot biome so early as alert set t she en o'clock at night, and her salamis discharged her because was not home by half-past four. Could not recollect having mentioned to any one what the baroness had said about there having been a litUe " pi ed the house. The witness was then by Mr. Cockburn to stwe where the alleged coon nations took place between her and the prisoner, but she would not state positively, merely say. ing it wee either in the bedroom er the back dining-room. —Mr. Cockburn insisted upon an =ewer being given, and be asked the witness whether she 6. dined to name any par ticular place or time for feu he should call seine one to cos indict her ? She made no reply. The witness wee then asked when she ha firt made same of the determinate which dm had deposed, and she admitted that this was the first *credos of her having done so, and that she did not say a word respecting them when she was examined before the magistrate. In *ether crow-examina tion the witness said that Sir John Haze had never promised to give her any sum of mossy if the baroness wee trans ported. Seine further evidence was then given with regard to the pawning et the rings and the manner in which the matter was made known to the promoter throne* the instrumen tality of the widens Russell, which it will net be necessary to repeat, as the facts have_all been riven within the last few days, and must be ee* in the reeolleetion of the pub lic. The shopman to Mr. Boyce proved that the diamond rings were pawned at his master's shop on the let May, 11147, by a woman, but be could not speak positively to the witness Russell being the person. He also said that the same rings were pledged by the same person whoever she was, on some previous occasion ; and he con tradicted Rus sell with regard to the name in which 11157 wen pawned on the let of May, stating that the name gives was Mary Wil son, and not Mary Anne Turner, as she had represented. The statement mane ty the prisoner when before the magistrate was put in. She " Sir John offered me marriege, saying that andwas richer than the baron. Us showed me the rings, I handed them to my mother, who gave them to the baron, and be returned them to Sir John Hare, the OM for the prosecution. Mr. Cockburn then made • most eloquent and forcible ad dress to the jury on behalf of the accused lady. He com menced by stating that when he reflected that the interests of a lady standing in the polities of the accused, the wife of a gentlemen, the possessor of an ancient and honourable title in a foreign country, and who, besides, wee in the condition of being on the eve of bringing into the world an heir to that hones and title, were plated in his keeping ; when he reflected that that child might also become the heir to the brand of infamy which would be indelibly impressed upon it, if its mother were found guilty upon such • charge as this, he could not deny that he felt the deepest interest he in the isms of the moist iimuiry. When, however thoseht of the nature of the evidence c h i m p sponwhich the was *ought to be supported—at the inconsistency of the MO for the prosecution. he eideeminedaeoisfitlent opinion that no jury would think of returning a verdict of guilty upon such evidence, and that the necessary consequence must be an honourable acquit al. The Wanted counsel then mooed& to comment upon the facts, and said it wee clear that the vene rable prosecutor looked upon the young lady with much more than Platonic affection, and that he desired a much more tender intimacy to exist between them ; but finding that his snit wee not successful, he had inatittred this pro , (lading, actuated by feelings of jealousy and disappointment. It had beenamnestied by the counsel for the promotion that be might possibly think it necessary to ridicule the pet:ae rator on account of his position and his being (mainly a tradesman. He certainly should set think himself justified in ridiculing any man who might be deemed worthy of re ceiving knighthood at the hands of his sovereign, bat he did think that everyone might be excused for laughing at an old gentlemen like the who, forgetful of his years. took upon himself young ladies about, deuce with them at different houses, write love sonnets, and place poetry on their plates, and other ridiculous proceedings which might be excusable in a boy, but which were totally inconsistent with the patio of the prosecutor and his advanced period of life. Ile ad verted * the manner in which the prosecutor had given his evidence, and said that, although he could hardly get one single straightforward answer from him, It was emu that after the marriage he had acted in a most unmanly tenser towards the prisoner and her husband end mother, and that be bad most grossly insulted him upon armed occasions. With regard to Sir John's own statement, relating to sho ginal transaction, he submitted that it was hardly m aple. He talked of the value of these rings and the care be took of them, and yet, after they were left in the pow aka of the prisoner oa the night alma he ant shewed them to her, 'be preteaded that he lied entirely forgotten these, althoogh with regard to the rep& et the baron's own ring, he did not forge's to esk for the WIDOWS ism of depence which he bad expanded far it. With sword to the evidence of the witness Resell he subasittiod that it was so entire fabricati in, and that after what she had ad , raided no jury would be justified in placing any reliance non such a person. The leaned counsel having inti mood that • number ot witnesses weft is attendance a contradict porticos of the avidness gives by that witaies, r t. foLlow 14 Mile. long. The two Arai have not t leer ecarcely any work hue been den , on the tart. The , coat Wtb abate would be about 2.50,0001. Whatmer the Wreath" might have under ordinary eircumetancee, they hove no altersoree at but to recommend that the execution of thee three breath, eke — . len d Cd eou .ddwith rle itio.tbe u o ni r t l en tll ... ns t!r iks tr . u tt e o : f t w ion 'il tbsu b : h 33lde' h u iles, wirt ab d lni c ib r i a. k. l 7: l.ralp::: til: ll :7 to ing : ll9 b.l ta lx... l tU tt. m of hnarr,,d.e ll' l rsid.fi ly :47l4 2l et. th •r emin ...l l _ l 7l... works can only gone on with gradually, as the -- rti enalata. The funds required are to be procured tom two worsen, a t e . The arrears of calls, arreouneng to 270,1021. n • - eeie coma of being recovered, and the bane of the shares atononsed the i so n irme etanes,: i.a a to uti. l l h B e7h: f lde Time the ra . of .ba t p. hr ' ciale p p , woo opened, the expense of management and working roasted 44 per cent en the Frees revenue. Last year is WAS Orlitired ddi per cent. ; and the directors believe that they will be reeked], n y s to effect a coneiderable PATing ln the expellee of every deparwia: Notwithstanding the th e demo ohm of the thee., the the line has sufferer le" than steed others darner the 'e, The The linte 011 en kg the begone portion of the current twit year diva weekly average of 2,94 W., and lenitive at every clecumotame UM, to arise, the lines opened and to he opened will give a fah. "p m Pkino a FOS OP WOltitis —StlltOeliii IMF. Ina ftnameast RT AND Biewitronan.—OuT corraponitast ut hirralsgleee re. da us the fu - kmagc sketch of the progree. of the works tint lines from oleereations needle by him a few days ;Moe en the gu t The line of the Shrewsbury and Binnineham Railway, mop, 001.11 , e of construction, commence* at Shiewobury, white it h.tit then with the Shrewebury and Cheater (recently opened', the Nom. bun snit Stafford line of the !Plena...hire Union (rapid y approach*, completion) end the Shrewsbury and Ilereteed,uot yet ennimencet.Tes stetien at serewshuty, where these -our lines utiite,iahitelyeema t es. tel. T he ti t ,t, o n e k of itopurtanee after leaving the elation is a beep one the river. rieingein" 20ur It. above the 'tee en. upon the eama pieties of which will mainly depend the opening of tie tiny to aby ford, hr the mine line serves both the Shropshire Union and Shrews, hs , e and Birmingham Companies lid Nat In-yond the towed w e ith,, en (some to rniles from Shrembury), ul.ere the line of the fro men conlicanT brunches off towards Stafford, ruining Newport ( e its way. The bridg;• pained, the line to great par el:peon ready for traffic, but no we appr o ach the Severn cooeidetahle week h a to ha done. A heavy embankment of Maly n niite in keret brings as a the Slue..bury (keel, which is crewed about a net and a bag further, near which point (Upton) the fleet station out of tehrewskerp *PI be reveled. Abiet two miles lurther we arrive a t the ,in“. of Waken, where another stake in to be built. esteem this point and Wellington much poem" has to,, sane the permanent way bring laid for • rest part of the dyn e ,. The line omen through Wellington la a deep canine, tas main overt, and running by the Ode of the oat ebuteh, lust tened which • eietion is to be erected for the use of the two Leeman% Shortly a ft er leaving the Wellington elation the line el she enroyeeire troombranchee elf tower& Stafford, while the now indetendent Um of the Shrewebuee and Birmingham purithea he way anial "amen pit mounds and cinder heap% which render she surface of the meaty eery Irregular towards the mining obeli ict et Oaki sea mem' t w ee we e , per i od Weldegton, and where another audios Is le la built lire the works ale very heavy. The ,c0 . .1. "need • n the b. last thin place. Between Oskaagates sad aldfasll are two bona 6 tinge, the earth from which a Weever en a mei removed. The last of these cuttings is succeeded 1 y an heavier "Moak, west, extending froth a mile un the Wed aide of ehileall to half • mile brood it. The railway is conveyed thread, the town tepee a viaduct, 700 or IMO feet in length by about In in I.- and WOO the pincipul street a esetdron loch in beiter tt toot, Here, so In Welliegton, the railway has completely uvaa ml.l need t h e town; but in the one case the line is far below the horde ene of the homier., while in Sbiffnall it is level with the chimney wee. Prepare. lima see making for the erection or a relation ediet.ing end". Beyond Albrigliton there s a rather heavy outing, thee a coffee Notating embankroent, to which succeed. • hill of perk." three. quarters ot a mile in length. The works between Weierhanapen and Weal are very heavy, but they ore fast (nitre., tonal* compleeino. The priacipal features area mageideent htiare was the Staffordshire and Worcester-hire Canal; a viaduct, %Hempel ee long me Used at Shitinall, but much higher, one arch of 'hick neat the Birmingham Canal; ..nd a bridge acre& the st .fford and ails skew principle. At this point another line of rat w-ty, in Cali h a similar viaduct, rum , down towards the Geoid election. TUN h s portion of the Stour Valley tine, which unitesalto the %ming and Birmingham hear the point at which we Moe nerd", tad tha joint line ruin almost into the heart of Wolverhampton, what a large al Ilion in to be erected. At this station the sbrewahary and Birmingham line will end, the commithextion with fliradigkem being completed by means of the Stour Fahey :me, which is ideig rapidly comb neted. Taken as a who e, tee works of the entire has ins Trey heavy, and between Wellington and Wolvern , motor th ere I enroll a culling in which large quantities of nick Mace not teea quarried or blasted." 4 011IMERLIAL AND MARKS %, COTTON.—Ltvearoot, Dec. 2 —The mork d to-day woe firm, and the sales were about 2,000 bales% including 1,000 take onspeculatioo. td ANCNESTER, DEC. 2.—There is still a very eleviderare Maker* doing both in yarns and cloth, though the !Dirket against than it was a iortnight ogo. For the United :hum. a very WV bad. nears is dung in some description of cloth, t, eluding t o cluftiaga loom to, and trouretings; and the adoption of churl time in the aft there re 'key to prove tavoutable to manufocturem here. Forlipart generally the largeat demand ro for the Fetter dmeriptloa of Maim, such ao light 27 and 3ei inch prinflog clotho, lone e. in deft. ant madapollumoodl of which are now very vearce in the audf4 aad eon only be had at the odvaneod rates of Tireolay. Go d ail 724 mi the .-toeli ehirtingo are ohm in hotteemand tha d n dial% la yarns dent a d is confined c' lefly toll ',er aod both of water trefoil and mule Mir; and a the lafter there isle . demand for MW, 32%. and 40's, at full rata. in the home trade Of an aveuge bieinear for the mown. Printer. are bony. no Ib* amount of buoineve trommeted for the liart cloth is mid to W e es. (seeded anything known for thin maim of the year daring the kfit ate years. WOOLLEN CLOTIIS.—Lezus, DEC. 2 —Thin vu only a thin attendance of merchants in the rloth Delis Miami. ano the sake effected were retore below the • Re, prices act coma ono any materi.d variation. The elolha •I• fie in amid wit chiefly weol-oyed blacks and medleemaloured Maim of low pasha - • • lIARDWARE.—BniMtNOivoI, DBc. 2.—Trade ma. in pm tty much the mote state as when I tat rep: rtmL The m faeY Is a link Batter, must of the large foreign orders listing bee am. *led, and the demand foe the home market has somewhat The copper tube manufacture is steadily incr anon, and mambo In continue for some time. There is a report current during taw siuM, but not yet °warmed, that the unfortunate (Mk Farm Ism tali are not, atter aI, to be completely broken up, but that the aY Rs. prietont, Lord Lyttelton, Sir Stephen Glynne, and the Riga 11w. W. E. Gladstone, ALP., halve agreed to pay la the assignees of Km 80 , deli and Roper the sum of 1:0,000/., on condition that the me• mmes emain tn their present state. It is be hop for ths ide the district, that the rumour may not bealtogeth e r nialumt barbs tion. _ . - BREND.-Dac. 2.-Toe prices of wheaten bread in ties metropolis are from 7 id. to ed.; of housibuld ditto, Md. to 61d. to 416 a. loaf. MEAT, ite.-NEWOATII AND LEADENHALL, Doc. 2.- All kaids of meat mow.d off slow;y, on the following wrow:-Bai, 2s. 2d. to 3s. Gd.; mutton, 3a. 44. to 4 44.; re3l, td. to 4s. 44.; and pork, 3e. bd. to 4s. Bd. per bibs by tbe carers- Geese, 40. to is.; fowls, 15..3d. to is. 3d. ; capons, 31.4 d. to 43.9 1 4 chickens, Is. to 6d. ; ducks, la. 9d. to 2a. to ; rebbits, 6d.tels. 6d. ; leverets, 3s. 6d. to hares, 2. 93. to 3F. ram, IL to :Is parwidgm, la. to 6.1. ; pheumnts, Ss. to 3a. M.; Odd ducks, Is. 3& to Is. 6d. ; and pigeons, 33. to 94. each. (), trek butter, 10a. 6d. to I Is. ad.; and English dew, Us. to 13s. pre dame lbs. Irish eggs, 35.. 9d. to tki. lid.; Ostend ditto, Gs. 6d. to 75.; Bab flour ditto, is. to tla ; sad English ditto., U. to es. 04. per 100. Flba.-Btixtuosoars, Dec. 2.-Turbots, 41: to 914 sod bilt, 3a. to 26 ; whitings, 3d. to M.; lobsters. lid. to 25.; aste, 34. to 2a. cook ; soles, 64. to 2s. per pair : sidmon,l 4 .to Is 244 eels, 4d. to 10d. per lb.; haddocks, 3d. to Cid. each; erialool to 4d. ; salt fish, 2d. bid. per lb.; flounders, 0.10. per dot.; oyston, 9a. to 325. per bushel; fresh herrings, 3d. to 6d. per dows. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--MAni. ...z. DOL AUL DIM *IL rout ialt. HI 2 Dublin ..,... 0 0 Holland .... 0 India a South. Rawls sal 0 Waterford .. Olt Handers .... 0 0 maptou..Dee 12 0 Harsalkall 1 Lk ulialiadeo. 0: F0am..... 00 Do. Marseill, a .. 0 0 Waked 1 OttermkJers. 0 0 Wan.. Pee. 60 BODSOD aol Pa 0 ilimll..Dl ol 1 li mn hura .. ,00 la On. N.S.W .01 1ifa1....D0e.? Gaaves • catc, late. S.—Arrived: Wilberiarea, Diabetes ; QOM Dawager, Attica; Burnampore, Calcutta • Adder, Liab 2ll ; Ell lo . o . Umtata ; Margaret, Ilarre;.Soubandar. Calcutta; three:or, Al etwl St Leonard, Guerneey ; Dawn, Valparaiao ; VlctonA, st. VT Swift, Pernambuco; Clements, Malaga; An, Quebec; Hob" Oporto; Sampson, Valparaiso; Trites,y (Mend ; Doluhia, GI Rebelutb, Eddewalla ; Robert and Ann, Quebec ; (war Joins Ham guru; Anne, Op. rto ; Minerva, Faro; Cato, Olney; Cake, Deb ley 1 Thyatint Ancona; Jame., Rouen; Margaret, 011101.1; Jim% Montreal; Rainbow, Rotterdam; Albion, Boulog.-.e; Hello; Odin Magnet, Harlingen; Talent, Hamburg: YlareotQattee; libb beth, Bourn; EspOrance, Havre; Abigail, St. Jobs's; HOW". Alexandria; Montezuma, Scilly: Sarnia, Otter..l; Lady Bali Calcutta.—cued: Ann, Hambwg ; Wm. Edward, PermintMalli Blanche, Demerara . Sir Ed. Hanka, Ostend; Cat.s tit. %%Wesel; Cs' ledonia, Hamburg; Giraffe, Rotterdam: Regina, Barbados; Polo liana, New York; &With!, Gibraltar; GiMiltlf, Ihraciara; Rio vier, R011erd,101; Antwerpen, Antwerp; City ot Boulogne,= Tourist, Calais • Lord J. Rumen, Harlingen; Sylph, Ranger, &tonal; Amsterdam; Echoes, Madeira; Vietminh Doo.' rant; St. George, GUerriDee; &routine, Roam& ; Alec HA • cka quimbo; Avenger, North; Cit 7 of Rotterdam, RoOerdon ; Moo than, sydney • Elizabeth and Jane, Port Natal ; Lark, Ann, .0 1 . 4 Enterpriae, Pe rnambuco; Agarneoutoo, Mobtle._ BABEL—Nov. Ni. at Whlteheas +-aunt Chelsea. the wile of the Re 11. Baler. of a ditheder. BUN BU RT.—Nov. TU. at Dublin, the wife of Capt. WC. Buolhil R.N.. M.P.. of a eon. DINOW A. 29. at Oreeneek. J Mama% ..f •au DU N N.—Dec.l, a t e Belmont-MIL Leedom, idasithauh, .tirt W. Nab of won. FITZ MAL—Nov. 28. at 01.00010? square, the wife of C. L. Fittal. Rea. of aeon. FLOWER—Nor. V, the wife of N. Flower. Eq., of Norfolk-ate:Mt yele-park, of a nautili. er. GAILY ETT —Nov. 4 0, at llonehlll. near Tanworth, the wife al C. il barnett, Eaq , of a von. Oil lA.—Nov. 93. at Edinburgh. the Bon. Mn.h C. Grey, of .e atw of l itter. FATTEN DEN.—N or. 22. at Slattern, Liceolushire, th e wtfa Rev. O. E. Putturkm, of a &Mbar. "AN DALIC—Dee. I, et Old ford. Mre. Jowl& Tindal° , of a an. TOW NatEND.—Nov. 30. at Dublui, the with a P. U. Tornado Tr&;.ll4.4.—Novt.crib Portland.pace, Mrs. J. L Travers. of arm 'r RIM BL t.-24 ow. ar, M Enniskillen. the wife of W. Tumble, Fat, MO the the wife WPlllWWAtilek4ll.ll—Nor. Mrs 'wa d 7(l .l'uk . daml2 l4 • MARRIAGES. 13ARNICOT—FLOCILTON.—Nov. 30. at Cranford, 311310 1 enilli Rev. W. Dicta, rector. J. Barnieot, of tutu ItruiZtotater. younger daughta of the late T. ibtattoo, hZoThli 1110DROITL-18,02N0v. 10, at Brighton, Mr. 0. F. Raba. MB mu of the Won. 11.50140n5_D.D., Jam. eldest timattter al the Me 010 J. Modiron. of the Hon. E.1.C.13. MOUBLON —USW AEU: Nov. 28, at St. John's CU Edisallb. by the Very Rev. Anney.lloutdon. Ett, of ha 50. to, fifth daughter of u.s Die Ws. 24 •Ow wain, H. of Dunnikter, Fife. JAMIEDO2--CALDW ELL.—Nov. 30. at Glasgow. by the ler Munciman. Mr. J. Jamieson. to Anne Gray, die‘httc of JAN. vial. Neg. II N EDY--CROOKSHANR.—Nov. 30, at the nada WWI Paris, by the Von. Archdeacon Raging. R. B. Remedy, Me a t Itudioe House, Wilts. only son of the Ista Lieut Col. W. IL Dep. And. lieu. 11.6.1.C.5.. to Alicia Maly Dargalwitas Atwitter of th e late Lieut..Coi. t reaultank. N.H. PIPON-WAVAO23.-2 U. :b. at St Jame's. P3,141017t011, by the Sr: A. Rehm M.A., Capt 0. Pilloll. late of the pub L min lw Diatom Guards, to Louisa Anne, only child of J. havae. IP TRHOOO ofL a E.—Der M O C hurch. the Sett Tripbook, , rector Schull. Cork. to Jane thatere, third dalf 2o. the late J. Noble. Erb APPERBON.—Nov. 24, at Drogbedit intATß T ß ..APPervon , MOO' the Drogheda Conserve . lee Journal.' FORD.—Nov. 3U, at 0.•10.1.01101. T 0,048. W. Ford. GitAIIAM.—Nov. 26 In the Roo de la Prpirav, Yana. G. COW' h.q.. of Drynte, ROM shire. MAMIDN.—Nov. 3U, T. Random PM.. of Queen-area. Oar" wed T 1 St23CLAIII.—Nov. 26, at filamownd, ,0. Sinclar, Rae.M , wife of j. 0001 SUF.—Noe. 12. at Richmo Surrey, red &Wahl. aged 33. 22011/0. —Nov. V, at Remingtoo, J. /harm, RE W. We .0. WALKBIL-Ilane,2ow 30. Mary, relict of the late G. Walter.. Brown tipitalds. WATLINs-GTON —sm the . 21, at Uppyr Bedford plate, Fursabelle G. Watlington, Bal., of WAWA UOOOO. Aldathau, flaw. kW cerise of Bt. Alban.. P4OO W Y RES.—Vec. L at Cro3dott, Anne Atka Wykes.daWitta of t he Rev. J. Nikes ilaesitweeli, Northauptawmire. TORRE.—Now Wu at Data mare, Geer. Aram , . Inwwf w4 d ad' the Mon. Mn Forks. P011,0•1•1•401bdawl by Rums Kum limns, a 36. 5t.00 ... stmt, intim any of Loathe, Ma w r. •0 t/0101. •lo 01 thc procaat dWIL1•1100111,40S lalr, Dammam 4. MIA ~' sal; EN 1 1 l TM 1 Visec 11; rc l Vs% Thai 111. u. Lof •I( deo lit 81 , SA Lord Mr. Ha Cba Mn ii