The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-14 00:00:00

MUTH OF TER EON. BERTRAM WODEBOUSI. EXETER, IdonDAY. On Saturday evening an inquest was bold at the amaild Amu, S. Bidwell's, Exeter, before H. W./leerier, Nag , city , sad a respectable jury, on the body of a gentleman who arrived in this city by the livening train on Thursday, the tad inst., and who, from limn Wad upon him, was shown to be the Hon. Bertram Wartime', for minty a silitary *Meer. Mr. J. Pratt, ptoprirtor of the New Dodos Hotel (whirs deceased went oa his arrival in Exeter), said—On Saturday, October 4th, &erased seat for me, sad going in the direcuoa of his 100111 I IN, Dectemid wee In a very excited state ' and Tressed so to take • battle of wine with him, which I dtelised. Oa the 10.10102 g Monday evening diseased returned to the hotel ninth the worse for liquor, which iadaaed sae to give orders that his bill should be mat ia. This was dee*, and the mount paid. Oa the following evening deceased was again the worse for liquor, and impressed a hope that I had not sent is my bill for Mu el act being paid. 1 'masa hi. it was not so, and I advised deceased to gelato private lodgings. I afterwards leaned that deceased had gone to lodge with art: o fx waders. Deceased was a pleat gentleman, and . Wyly well behaved and quiet. Mr. Palk, chemist, of Bt. Bidwell'., Exeter, stated that on Saturday alight, Oct 4, doomed came into his step, hod • glass of Malvern water, and purchased • bottle of mesa of ginger, which he took with him. Deceased woe quite druuk, sad witness assisted him to hie hotel. Oa the Tuesday followieg wits's' supplied to Richards, with whom i.ceesed booed, tot deceased, a =Warr, compcsad of 16 drops of 'elation of the acid of morphia*, 15 grope of alerts ether, and as oases and a half of camphor julep. Oa the bellowing day he supplied • more potent draught, ',agreed 01 the sass srtieler, but adding live drops mon el sash. Witness alio seat deceased some if a:tag draughts, I which were eespoeed el hi catboaste of potech, syrup of mange Teel, sad water, as well as with some tuns pada,. Mr. W. C, Meat, surges, Raster, stated that he was salad to the deemed about one o'cicck on Friday. Re was then In bed, with a bottle of ale in hie hand. of which be occasionally paricA. Deemed was not unconscious ; witness tried to take toe bottle from him, but hir would Lot give it up. Deceased was painless, his lop and arms were quits cold, he had a sun at lathe tight aka of the bead, which woe not however of mush at. pomace, and was evidently In a dying state. Witham warned him that his life was is dieser, and that he would certaialy die unless he took what he (the with's) would prescribe for him. Withw then succeeted with much drtlealty is getting the bottle of ale out of his hand. He this applied some warmth to his feet and lips, sad a our teed rriultic• over the bests. Deceased also swallowed • little tee, which was brought up agate. Witness reartaed with him until he died, at a quarter past 2 co Friday after noon, Lever having rallied is the heel. He was continually same fcr bitter beer and Weedy and sods, acd the hat thing he did wee to raise himself as his elbow and ask for cold water. Witness me him a little, and Le then sank back and died. Wituese ccasidsred that deceased died lima ishastise tioseripleut open excessive drinking, acd his not taking any animal food. Hedid not believe that death mu accelerated by the cat ea the forehead. When witness told deceased he *might he would die, the latter taid, " Oh no ! sot so bad as that." The Cornater baying summed up, the Jury returned • verdict of " Dl•d hogs •sb••etios, ooa•equ•nt ea es••gsin dristkisg." TER DISPUTIE BETW ERN TEN COALWITIP PBRS AND 288 COAL OWNERS AND FACTORS. The committee appointed at a resat meeting of the assierhippen of the:port of London hare naiad the following loner from the chairman of the committee of coil beim, &e., who have now the governs:mat of the cosi whippen' office, in answer to a 010100 r al from the men, paring for relief and an situation in their mode of being 411 1 111 Pa " Coalwhippsn' 0111 m, Oct. 10,1868. Sir,—The anamittes of this ones boos remised the papers you add/lased them, purporting to emanate from a misting of the toaliehippere, in which they so. requested' to s. rudder, first, whither they hare 'efficient rowers a deal with certain evils *wetted to 'mist ; then, if they dad they hove not sufficient powers, to devise some temporary protection tr m thou soils until parliament s►all meet t and afterwards to loin in an applioatioa to the legislsture for a unveil of the Coawhippore stet, which 'spired at the sad of last session. Thor contain also the offer of an interview between a deputation of the mestiog and this ammittes. " The resettle*, who throughout have been anxiously watchful of the fasts, knew that they an gristly, thoug h so doubt 'inclemently exaggerated in your memorial. The slumber of nosh discharged through publics.. is very in- considerable is comparisoo with that discharged through thls cake, and by other person conaected with the Leedom coal trade, who do set require the illtetTtatioll of public hones is their dealings with their ma. It is unnecessary at present, however, to porno this port of the subject ; bet ! the committee are rather dodgems of pointing eat to you the objects which the legislature lad iu view in leaving to ph vete individuals sommeted with the trade the regulation of the large lady ..piped r M that you profess to represent. " The late ate corm pulled boom at*. tate of it. poring there wee se undo by wbbe pew mid obtain employment incept thresil the pnlilabarea, with their ettendentedla, of which yes onjutly ategl, cad no persons VIM able to supply gs appalades iwagh which you could, un fettled. wok nagleynnenh, mg the shipeaster get th e re guides itheme; Ye mewed, because on offer to 'spoil sad as onanhaties ems made; and this cnamitte• bone eadeagmued faithfully In (any out the pledge thou *NIL " They sever ranted to eilMia for you a monopoly of the work, am would it have heehpsedhls to obtain it by ledis atne enactment; all they dad impose to do was to offer you freedom from the pahliammg, mod it was obvious that your own co-4:month)* is awanity is this end. " If, however, as; of you mewls swept the ofen they snake to you, sad work arm\ the as the committee ban anertaind that some erten do, at lower rates than those obtained through Weise. It would be in maim to apply to enlistment for the remedy of an evil that you afire to avoid when the mums are open to you. '• The committee are Wog, and will comings to ale, their influence to bring the work to this office; bat on your part you must enable them to offer to do it on term at low ae °then will undertake it foe. " They de mat wader that se ioteniew at anoint oreald M praised.* of say good, sad &chat, I Implore, .tt► all good t►e atotadaaea of year dorutatioa.— I ase, air. your aelvtat, J. Foams, Chairman Gf the CA:minas." ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. At the polioreourt this morning, Thomas Willett', amiterable-lookieg man, • barber by trade, lately residing Ilasebeeter, was charged with attempting to etude, his wife, end a sea named F.aher, is Tarlton -'tree', Emma, ea Batarday night, by tutting their throats vita a bade. The folloseine are the pastitelits is detailed in evidence: The mac Willett', it seems, wee simnel t, the women wow. hie he attempted te take away about fourteen pears ago, It the towei 'ad for ha years they lived togethee most ualtspppy. Four pease vitae he left her, sad weal to Maaebesier, where, it is said, he lived with smother limas until very lately. I. order to obtain a livelihood, this deserted wife took • seller is Tailtothstareet, Beetles, when she ha pt a mall shop, sad sold sweetmeats, ginger Wet !e lt is said that she wee as Industrious Walllll, sad bore e good 'feaster =owe b r seighbosn. At • gainer past twelve ',Week ow Beltway sight the poor womaa wsa la her cellar, aloft with William Fisher (said to be one of her mistime), whim Willer' suddenly opened the door, and with • Mtge epee peeket•knife It hit hand, rushed betalati the moister, seised hie wife by the shoulders w th his lift head, whilst with his right he drew the last/wet woe her throat, exclaiming at the same tugs, "Pil do for you tow," sod this 'maimed • hightfal gash. Fisher, who was sitting penalties of • bottle of ginger beer, teetotal) , jumped to the testae of the bleeding; wife, when he also was attacked by tee lefiriated \lsabelle. A serifile ensued, della, which Wallet's meteeded is' cutting Fisher'. throat with the belle, the wooed being 34 asthma In leagth. The aim of t' Murder" attracted the ntmuw et two yeas, gm, Sad on golag late the teller they sateeedad la tskieg the keit* from the sac Wil'etts. burette, Deesas sad poliesofficer 447, bevies' heassithe seas, kistrista to the nesse, sad immediately attired the at. tempted saiderst, whole they removed to Itme.hall Briabi well. The lojeeerl sea sad woman were takes to It Anne's Diapeasary, when they were promptly etteaded to by Mr. Hew, home surgeon. The nomads, which paw bated curly to the jerkier vete, were etittbed is each IMO, sod it is thought that, by can, they will not prove fatal. Ile was tally 110•11111,0411 It A CHILD X 11.1.111) 111 Oaroaxs•entati.—Ysetteslay shimmer* a fatal snidest occurred is °stud-strut, sear the lop of Nam Braf • -stroot. From what eta be turned, it impure that throe eltildres were attempting to met that bearded dscroughlan at a this whoa it war throated wi th veldalss, Tito ettildron son is the metre of the road, mhos as essalber tame Juan, sad before the driver amid = s up abs eldldreo wont he trampled upon by the Fortunately, the wheels meat slur of tiro of the shire., hat the other, a lisle boy timed Bury, eh* sow of a sullapitemis pr , pristor is Little Biwessntseet. Ormusort =was throw. sada abs wheels, whichsurly his baud from his body. The sheelting slusimmes wr vitssamid by a awed at passors-hy, ami the admit hisser royalist Al Mt was laid SW Ana had bars itilbd. bet ibis ems. set aft t• he the i r, althoeth the ia thildleas, es bolas maimed Is the hospital, appeared er.: In • wry prretriosseusdlties. Me for the third shild Ms seedless to add that Oath mu Isetestasaose lie mosims realise mhos t o • truly dreadful espe:tt. Tbo lasland was at Int mhos to this la Mani& asaises. bat spas iss Wag ea wady ilsillid body mos ed as lb L passaW la it* haw sloset. Tim LIM* LlPlovinalet CoMPANT.—Amasegia plea opplismissi for Issas DNB the Lade leprowneas M 6,0001 is fee sae is fres las Ones th e D uke of Marlberooth, amass as his estates ia Oxford shire at d Besidas ' V SPOR 2 ING. -8.- NEVI'MABILET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. 110MaT: The Second October ammees;ll this day under tomewhat favourable anspiese. Although _the weather was dull sad I oidady. yet it elms& se des from the @alarmist of the rause. TM mad sestaised mom Item only, two matches having beam meapromiead, and ewe handicap sot havnac CUM." Mill the division of the Fifty Posed Piaui for two-year ebb into twe elutes made spa satiefee ' tory supply of sped. Ihe protudayt eommeased at eseceelock and term'• sated at four. The result of Su ruing predated no per manint Aug es sgmalstios is aithu the Cesarewiteh I Cambridguldee, sod the betting was about isolative', essMod title meats as the card. The smear of Fisher. ma soma morel outlays to be made as Malang for the emerewlielb smi foe a Ontif he was ea equal favourite with Dumber. who "mime" with sonsiderable forte is the morass. AM* PIM Fly's victory, 60 to 1 wee talus about boo stab'. companies Yorkshire Oray. The sport was de cided as under. Fiala Poosas ; for 3yr-olds, 7st 71b; roar, lot 71b ; i l tl i sir, and aged, Bet 12;b. Ai. (1 mile 2 tarlongs, 73 me. 4. Parr's robotism, by Mmes, 8 year Mt 713 (Palates) 1 H Mr. oward`, Saraband. 4 yrs, sat 7111.........„.......(J. Onus?) 3 Mr. Pared, Ban Oda. 3 yrs, 717 716 (Pardthia) I The following Om raw :-Wlakield, e by Orlando out of Clarissa, Firmament, Ulysses, man by Teddy the Tiler oat of Quell Mob's du, Pitapat, and Nathan. betting: Brea on Fisherman 6 to 1 apt say Ohm offered. Won essay by a leng th, bad third. Pitapat was fourth, Nathan was Alta, Firmament sloth, Winkfiold and Ulysses dam together were oath RENEWAL or Till BWIPPIDTAZIII of 60 eon. each, 30 ft, for 3.yr-old Illim, Bst 71b; those by stallions or oat of mart* that never mod a miner. allowed 31b ; U both, 61b. I) 31 (7 201 pads.) (7 rubs.) tea .r.i......... by Orlando, tat 41b (Aldmott) 1 Cavan Mite Tmm Om fib Mat man) 3 Beturg :6to 4 4a Mendota. Won by th is. leegths. HANDICAP BVIIIIPSTAIIIOf 20 SOWS. *sob, and only 6 ft 17 declared, &e., to go to tho owner of this .woad hors*, for 3-)rotas sad upwards. T. Y. C. (6 &Wasp 140 yards.) 1 (8 iambs., 2.Ssd pay 5 love. ft.) Mr. J. Othemits Mat Ply, by Itthiethhar, II yrs. la fib (Maki 1 Caplan ebtlabee Koel. 3 yet. ad Mb . —...... (Wens I Lord mufti Meru of threw& gym Ilat4s (A. Day II Mr. J. mem% Paola. I yrs, Ist H1A,,..—.-..-IWlalaston 4 Mr. Lq u isolaa. 4 Tre,Dit Mb .............- trauma S Mr. Hilm,lkpro, 761 Illb .........„—•••• Sotto" : M I sash apt Blare and Kestrel, 3to 1 apt ' Bishop of Osaaharg, 7 to 2 apt rim Fly, 6 to 1 Gist Joshua, 10 to 1 aga4 ffmrats. Wca by a hmeth and a half; half a length Mimes*, enemid and ski* bad fourth. (Sidon* CL es.)-ffirry Potrxne for 2-yr-olds • colts, Bn7lo ; &Ilse. hat Mts. T. Y. C. (6 tarloses 140 'girds.) Mr. T. Malhr's otimmi dl imgy by It. BoreaUs. ea 71b (Randal 1 Mr. J. FaesesWe OM lesbian, Mt flb ...---.........th. Day I Mr. lialrelle• Illartlait. id 7117 .... • • .•-•.(W4D 3 Lord cherwerrs au by Malts, ;Mrcii .... osMliZAty, Om 71 (roman 4 Mr. Masa& Pall Menu. eat 31b ..... ((Ashman b Ms. lieldelem& 11W.. tat 71b ....- ........ (Pantos 6 Lard Itlbblokarte ea 610 •_.... (Radium 7 Betties ; I le len Ossama dl Yam After the Ant 300 yards Gomm & Vern tool up the ruining, and era by throe lay • With between this smith sad third ; bait • lengthbetwaa the third sad toartb; Iles others seri boson at_ (Flair CLAII.)—FOWY POWI/Dg, for 2- old.;yp colts, Bst 71b ; ISM., list 61 6 . T.Y.C. (6 f urlong s 140 yards.) Dula of Bedford's Palm by Tadao. MR 111b«...—.....(Peuil Mr. Drswltt's Matt/mast Mb ................ fiord's= Lord !zeta!'. TvrM', SW 71b ..._........„.... . ... „ Warms . i The foilowiag also ran : Oohed i kor, Bawdy Seslark, Tiro?, Fealaroaade, 1111 y by the Care eat of I , mes., sad Danbogae. Melba, : 6to 4 apt Palm 6to 1 spit Slitters. Won wily by • length, bed third, Tiptop was dm*, the Jewess Ally fifth, Busboys' headed th. amble& El waarevawas of 10 sow. sack, fee igrsolife and upwards. The wisses to be sold ka 100 sew. If demanded, de. T.Y.C. (6 sesp 140yardn)_ (Sobs.) lad ..IbIMN damlower by Willmar, 9 yrs, Sit fl (Pardbara) 1 Mita:ft .,. af P.47 11Z . M5 . . 17 b ealiv .-- _ -"' =,121 1 2 1 Mr. 4 yra, Mt 1311) - -...... * (My 4 Mr. Midges S yrs. Sort 41b ...... Mr. Melment anabolism Gress, Ssilllb.-...--..(dabwmlk II •T. T. Wan% film Lee, 3 yrs, Set 4.1 b . ..........—.(ilamok I Capella Whits's Pie also roe. PIODCCII MATCR, 300, Is ft. T.Y.C. c t i t dost ioepldegdi.) . Lord Caldsa's Ally by Surplice oat of Ilat Ilb Lord Glasgow's son by Fll/171806/111 oat at Plgoalle t bst " g 1 • ilde &Ging :6to 4 on Physalis colt. Woo easily. rats) 2 Duke of Bedford's Palm, 84, received ft from Lord Chesterfield's Schneider, flet Lb. Pint half of Lb. Y. 100, 6 ft. Pacionca MA2ol.—Doks of Bedford's Weimer reseived ft from Lord Glasgow's colt by Birdeateher ' oat of Maid of Dunham. Bst 71 6 each. Ab. M. 1,000, 6 ft. PIoDOCII MATCll.—Dales of Bedford'. Mapatoris,B A 91b, received It from Lord Glasgow'. colt (dead) by Big Jsrry. dam by Lvercost or Retriever, oat of Pn)salis, lit 71b.1 T.Y.C. 200, la ft. NAVAL AND MILITAB P. - We are informed that Colonel Gordon, R.s., C. 8., Q.D.C. to the game will appear in to-day's or Friday's Quite. se bidas area., Deputy Adjutant. General to the Clrpe et Ito7sl Engineers, is swesiewas to Colonel Mama, who hem retired with the bosomy mak of ahlor-paerel. ADIETIALTT, OCr. 13.—APPOINIIIIMB.-- Nita Casts C. W. Talbot, to the Primese Royal, 91, mew atom ship, at Portsmouth; C. R. Harris, to the Colossus, 80, screw mesa ship, at Portsmouth; I. T. Bedford, to the Rembutios, 28, paddle wheal mesa frigate, at fiturtrams; R. D. Campbell, to the Clear, 91, sw steam ship, at P.:mammoth ; F. D. Webb, to the Satellite, 20, sere+ steam coop, at Davenport; R. F. Heppe], sad W. B. Byre, to the Raleigh, 60, at Pertamoutt. PIIIBROKB, Orr. 12. The Quail, tender, arrived ma the 10th from Ply mouth with storm The Dank on the sad the Loafer, strainer, from Portsmouth, oa the 12tb, with Mr. Twins and a party of wet to rig sad navigate the Diadem, ant glass frigate, to be hauled on Tuesday wag, to that port for watraistioa. la ocinswinenos of the hmeseed loagth cf the at w ships part of the front of roof No.; h being take. down to admit of its valargonitak The ',whist exertion coatinnee to prevail la cowry deponent tlwoughost the , vataCitliaaeat, and the blatkiealthe are eves working extra heart The trap in garukca here us divided into two depot battalloas—a fiat sad wooad—with an, efficient staff in of lenstados for each. The fortification at Dale Pout M sow reedy for ocupaties, but It has jut been, disoovend that the wen wouid be so a pose d at the gnu that sone alterations will be sarmary before troops are seat there. It is ululated for 2 *Seen and 60 ass. Two of the Royal Artillery deserted this week hos the Western Battery. T►ey *Booted their ewers by Areas of the flag staff haalyards, whieh they feetimed to a gals sad thus let themselves demo. The esketiota for discharge, de., from tbs diffsreat regiments of the garrison, to a great *meat, have bees made, and only wait the ocalbsaadon of the authorities to be carried Into operation. ". MALTA, Ocr. 9. Oa the 3rd, the Dutch frigate, Doggerabaak, arrived, aid oa tea fah peossedad to Smyrna. Ca the sum day her Majosty's ship C te4 strived, aid Is stiU here. Her Majesty's ship, fleeideal, is out it dock, sad tiW pooped to &island as idtarday with the Hog of Biz Howes fieerart. Lady abeam has beat suffering ham ill health. Ilea she la airy crick batter. The admiral tine Is one wr _ le me, does am permit the i sere departure Ite be fa g a g r e rey laimased by dsmMfe eireomatsoses. NW% We bad a gay marriage on e 7th. Bit moons step tord's daughter, Itsty Cordelia , ins united to Ldtatmaat- Cclovel Adye, C. 8., it A. The gaUaat admiral pm a splendid lunch on the ocoasioa, at which the pn Belga wa!hotittmdtteadad.. or 'Jetty e stip Obetca arrived oa the 7th frog► Cads. Notwitbstaading the fast that provinces On cheap and plestifal ia oar vicinity, cammodithes beep ezieselvely dear at Malta, and the art.eles ht from the Crimea and sold by public tattles lave ell bt good prime. The same is true of artines midi by the Osamissirfat. There 'Mend a seamed bad mon the soldiers sten/used at Malta that the distribution *1 tbo Victoria Cron, or Order of Valour, was to bow tam pion during the nes* of September. Orem mak. bos Issambibite4 by Aguas the arrival cf each mail, aid swim" isilvelet W lam mail.... Solidity last, the eacitemewe appeared et Ms height. The expectant*. howem, wen loussi M ahappelstaest. I kale, cot how the report um Yes elnalsomea, bat It Is seminally believed among the mil that Ow loose is to be di ,tsibistact iammistaly. Tb, mom of Mese to be dee.- ' rated ire eves whispered about, sad thes Solotisese with which they are era gratulated by their manes prom bow highly the cyder is prised. Az , ' Omen zit Disories.—A few days ego, at Chatham barracks, se segweraerpaat Delbert', of the 46th eni-est, wee pawing thrnugh the quarters of the pleat**, be recogelsed s you, moldier In the widens or the 8 It Peat, who he hem or be the third enti s t e lto list few s' hostesse of his regiment, George P. Ce7ba, soa of Msjos-Geaerel George Cobb,, of the Royal The malt was that the sergeant made the disoseetesZ Stows to the omen theineadias the previdual who sawed the years oat le appear la the eillso ba t i ro is thethat of Month It aware shot be wee is the Crimea with his regiment, and he with saws other °Moen proceeded over the bowies" line to take a samil3 the *sentry; ea his Mara, after two days' el Ms mule% he dmed dr did had esharked at Baleldsos sod sailed km lloglooi Apowered a boo pomp Is a amiss Alp sod leaded at Cardiff, bat boffin ste Oise is IMO pot d the sosoup, mad be sewed', ibis his sass bad bean erased dun the Om ef eduasols sour soma It Me almeare, &Nailed to de Sib Feet, ea/ um le %Mos Ines Ceedlr Ns sank fie le eat y 19 puss 01 err, sod bad bees fa the Perdu abuse Urdu was. There ass he os doubt that the andouille@ at the Buis Gawk ell laden his to bin reek—essaklestag hie path mad lasspolumis of mailitary lute —Sough Arias Ora& ILato Intratonte. -__ COURT OF BAMERUPTCT.—Ocr. 13. was, us. 0111111211111:0111 •001301111. 711 LS SYRIA, WLLIU.. AND 00 The baskrapie wore described as Morrie Robert Byers, James Walker, sod MIMI Reakboose Byers trading sad corgis/ oa bullies', as unchaste, is so partat ' inhip is Ball alley, Lombard-street, la Loadoe under the style es Ana of ri Bm, Walser, sad Co., sad at Liverpool, meter the style of Syen, Walker, sad Byers. The quake opus whisk the wart now decided was whither or not the estate of these parties shall be would up soder the petition promoted for private arraagemeut, or is beakruptay la the ordinary way. The aster wu argued up stain, Mr. Lawns.. Doris{ appeared against, sad Mr. Liaklatar Is support of the petition fee private a=itt. The resod of the was " the isability of you polities's., to am meats with their nekton, is soseequmor of the bon la the value of prodaco Doubt as thoir resat, sad shipped to this wintry for the But lodise sad other plates abroad." The following is a eopy of the Mamma of asks : Ds, To aatars' ipso oroosts 40,461 II 10 Creditors as WS molds Listed= ea lidsessolstbir=...„ 417,910 II 6 Ism soth Saba.... t001c0r4,..... RI 11 7 17,711 17 11 Udell. so 17,447 0 0 ‘170,219 1 9 Good debts ... £7,361 0 I Doubtful. 44731, sod estimated to 417 10 0 Rod debts Property-- .. 210311 3 7 Lees eridltsis — tei;ioiti . ... . 997 6 6 03,706 19 1 Coselinserste .....».....».. 61,006 19 I Dm drams 49,149 9 6 11,640 11 6 011,126 The Commissioner Mynah I. this gem w it o _pro cud lig was by Mks the Illth mons of the Cim eolidatin Act, Midi lee paned in ads to onabie • Min who could sot mut hie essitionsole with his cream to pt hie sears before they owlet the astral of the nett, and if sucomerul, to obtain polootiss he ide peruse sad property. The dram of Me pedilienns wii is wind up their affairs Is • seems ithooled with beak rapes, but at the sure time lo mold /Mashy. Wed, it i wu quits tree there were nose pram Mame truism:ekes would not bur the light of a annoy Y egos mart, me a public nektons of their needs es tombs. New let these look at the proposal of Yeses. Byers ad Cu.. la re forests* to its Wig • reasonable and it_propessff to be ow ned into effect by war of do Tbat immetnat. What we a " reensable peopled ?" Wee Y reeseselde that Men= AMA be deassmod, ormerasi to the eddies, al Me& HAM epee. elinet teeekt whetbse they wee Wesel se iaseiesedl Why. le his .neat, he did not know whether there wee oat ef teagible capital. The impoodes upon his (the pap's WM was, that them was not au MY* of evident lie Yew theinasee penis, dealing in snob amemmosonsemils, kid es. HAM/ of torten capital. HO a morehmat who me dal as Mk as be should do ought to be able to show he Mil • weellapial, instead of attariarm to delude the smut by a deeldfal plineeology. Tame tlejs did whet, he regretted to ray, was wintered inery•Zik as s ens Min. They serried on without a sabstautial emonness trade, and oceelised geode in all dirndls.. Why, In • an sea less elan beim this court, the Imakrupt (Avery) dealt is peepeety to the erten of 173,00 W, sod als case was wares t this, ler he isimmenni with a peals dea der:l. Avery_*epoilts dada ft whole pnied of hie trading were 114 Who atthelelei epee lorraterieg end szehaspiag Mew& Me seee he hose peessilt =petted Inas] masa] Haat tires suaisemen kereiraimelves gales By esorigniag goods to *my met of pee sen who mild take them, sod Maisie/ admen dime up tolbektralue when they eeeld—eltielaims admires ups hils of liedisp. It no spas the mush wl Hy Intent Ile advance and the actual @meet 'dish the gado well :valise beyond those 'inane that the main hope at tl..sediton rooted far • divided. After angles Isepesal was made. Well, it night to be • res emble Thu what had they to offer their ors dividend woald they pay ? The .laid ✓apine rue seed In cask 3,8001 Bat, said Mr. Liak- Yte. are plenty of assets besides to pay 20a. fa the pessL but it was naturally asked, why hag sot the debts whisk are alleged to be good to the sztent of 6,6001 beer paid to before this ? Why," said the solicitor for Maass. Byers, " it Ii Masse I mid sot in my on seines tall the debars to the Mate to whom they were to pay the soon ." Now ea regarded this statement, he Oho eosaa or) would read oue letter—and "ea no dim urns."—which the °Meld anion had reeved from a debtor to the Mete. The leaned amanitas Ms mail the letter, which he said no 'pedal pleader could ban framed more cautiously. The debtor Mid he) wee wiling to pay 3,41001. re a person properly sippeinted, sable_atio the teuneed of an attachment (by way or sot elpor Tos. Hie Mrs's thee protreeded to 'soma his regret that fiesta Byers and Cr bed 'won to • staffseat as to of slum which was Incorrect. and observed that can madam was neither fair aor candid, Meuse it was not true. In abort, the whole amount of assets to meet about 170.0001. of debt was said to be 8,0001. He then @sellout the other portion of their seemed of assets, and expressed his belief that It was not • reasossble ' propoesl. Not Hag nos bankrupts were sot allowed to ' ems into wart as Wiskrepts, eves though they could pay 6a in the poried,sed "s mole fortiori" dim who sought the privacy, protection, and absence of seruney tato thin en dues SS trader. of the arrangement dance, ought not to be allowed to do so. His Honour then dwelt at sons tenth upon the stridence of Norris B. ilipom who alleged that when the hula... he eauNi 1111 was wound up, he supposed it would moult in • emote' Having read over sad analysed enth In tense Want portion of the Maw's *vides. given above, the ommildesser ekedMe It wee that Rea who traded etilatellt ahlemeteesse. lei ellsosseseillltth sun amen mom% Nei& I. Meted to mesh seenteas sonata He sup posed It see* be measiseed by satraordisery soespstitlon, sal the desire to do bulges with anybody. He then ailed Ifida Wlletbier It was it Miocene should be dealt with wider this idimponat dames; whether it was such "a resin albs se 'Wit he dealt with in a comm— a siTi.ii irnifo4 the ' , dilate to 'preemie's, sad at the =el soma them Was pubs laysstigetkia of their as traders. He bed set the slightest hesitation is myth/ it was not such • @e—that, oa the contrary it was is. Min ought to be Mit with to open court, eider the ' asskswpt law—that it we not such a reasonable proposal as dishotielarare ocatesplatsd. Ur. Liaklater said, in the mat of hie &wrist being unfavourable, it was his la- MW. to nom! to the Lords Jostles,. Hs (the soimmir inner) bond he would do so, for he wished Mow what the Lards instless'opinion was of 'reasonable proposal under the animement clauses. Finally, the commusioner ds- 1 aided wpm taming the puffin ion a bankruptcy, but at' la. time His allowing 14 days for Meting as appeal to eissoperica court. .4 1 THE EXPRE3S, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, UK wu Hated that she we meted with a pis et bad 1 41 421 ,46 . 1 1 9 ._ . _ ioa9oostat. - 1114 — AoTiolaat-hdp sootssood kir to 14 lop solitary MOM Ili OMIT. George Deanlog, IS, was ladisted for ashesling several sass of nioasy whisk he sobbed m sommat of Ins James Morgan, his master. Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the peosocation, Mr. Sleigh for the Tre h ru r y Mused • verdict of Guilty, sad Mr. Creasy seatenced the prisoner to as. ycat's hard labour. Edward Cahill, 19, sou ladieted for steals, the ma of 16e. 31d., which had hem steadied to him by Lancelot Wild, his meter. th Mt prisoner.. Lasses prosesated, Mr. rialtosmted, appeared for e The prosecutor was Mr. Wild, news agent, of Catherine- Meet, sad the primmer was one of about twiny youths is his employamt. It sped that the prisoner spent the sum mendemed fa the leet is disk, instead of using it for • parses for whisk it had best entrusted to him by his muter. The jury found him Guilty, sad Mr. Wild Money re cesseaded him to messy. Mr. Crestry said the primmer had Wan three weeks fa =sad he should soutensa him to a week's eolitary mu t, beteg that he would redeet, and on Wog ft ,- leee4a m endesmiret to Tessin the path he bed strayed from. Esswisk, 1 was iodised for stealing a watch sad elm mks of beets. the proterty of John Jackman, and Catherine Phillips, SE, serried, was indicted for feloniously the ems. n• boy pleaded guilty. Mr. Polsad protested; Mt. Metcalfe denuded Phillip. The you're prisoner was ca ll ed as a wises, sad he deposed that he stole a truth Naming to his nether, which he sad mother boy sold to the female prisoner for 2e., telling her at the seas time that they had stolen it. With part of the two shillisys they procured s plink-lock to get into a warehouse belonging to Mr. helms, of Drury has. He stole therefrom a quantity of boots, which found a ready pushiest in the fessle prisms, who kept a shop in Towmatreet, Seven Dials, and hose the evidence there was au doubt that she Dad ezoouraged and persuaded him to persevere in such a cause of plunder, so that she might get the boots by giving but a few peas per pair for them. Through the efforts of her counsel she wss !equated or the chugs of the watch, bat the jury found her Gulley cm the other. Cf 1417 directed t►e toy to be brought up on Wed nesday for Judgment, aed aeutenerd Phillips to four years' penal earyitude, observing tbat ken was one of the most Wham eases of the kind le had ever heard of. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The slab. ef the court forghe °Meter Quarter Seseiens were NIMMIO4 yesterday morning at the Guildhall, Welt ralaster, w tebelataet-Jadge sad a bench of magic ' hetes Thou ere 86 prieeeen for trial, of whom 71 vies Aural wIII kloay at d 14 with miedemessonr. The AmlMeggr-Judge shortly addremed the graad jity. Based Feargele Bleed, 30, waiter, wu indisted for hiving stoles theism of 401., the mosey of William RI all Tbillegteantor, it appeared, was a professor of mule at Bitheitheed, end at the end of August he was stsyisg at the Nallutherland Hotel, Northamberiud-rtreet, etraad, Desermeauz, at which ettablishmest the prisoner was erelter. lie gave the phoney a 604. nose to pt eluded, sal weave iliae afterwards ha (primer) gave him 101., ilMbeg that be had been to a seal-Namobames I. the neigh- learbeed with the sot., but they had snip 101. available eleage. *MA tle3Pve him, sad mail %he nasa l ` wage la mewed es teat se as haat gaol. The pewter west to a coal teenhaers gad Mali the dirk, who knew him as waiter at the bowl, that a getttsaaa mated a 601. 8010 clanged, and the @leek gave Iris 101. la mosey and a cheque for 301., Whig him to gall des the ether 101. in the wane.( the day, as wiles be pleesei. La the alter ation ba did gall, sad the ha pewalt weft slam to blue. He get sash for the shape sad them htesiepee, 11r. Beall befog miens 401. out of the 601., mid the oroprktoe of the hotel had to nuke good th• defelamey. The prisoner was appnbeaded at fir /wick by Sagami Thomas, F divieloe, whim &bald %bet he did keep bask the champ, but be upected to be able to pay it with num "birth some one at tie hotel owed him. The whist) what head sot sound to deprive Mr. Ryall of the mosey, but to pay it all to him. The Assietant-Judge told the jury that they taut bear fa mind that It was by so act of his swa that the prisoner ob tained poseeesioa of the big. note. The prosecutor voila.- wily gave it to him, and ash. they wore satisfied that at the moment he teethed it he intended to steal It sad mike It hi. own, they would not find him guilty of lermay. The prisoner did give over to the prosreator tbe 101. he 'stetted with the cheque, and, if subsequently It waned to his to appropriate the rentaiadee to himself, however puss and Potadaloss a brush of trust It might be, it was sot • Unsay. The Jury said they thought the appropriation by the primer was as aftevtbught, and loud hint Nog Gwilty. Mr. Deaweasaaa said he had paid the 401. to Mr. Ityafi, ausaambeg he was liable, sad he wished to know how he via la me; for, as tbir primmer was acquitted, he thought ha eight set to be the lour of the money. Thou wawa. ism/as the primmer. Could he not lave that Islip said be mid sot tale epee Matadi 81 111 11 = wen Ow legal siglee of eke pante& The perweeee ale heat proved to lave ealernitted tla offense tharge!iret bla la Use lorlbousear, and Mr. Desomatat MIMS to more prodesidissi geatleasaa as to what comae shield take. prova. 33, wee freed gafitg peat two &mat el Neap lag JOY Ado how Jewellers aka& la Tin heeblaat-ledge eaatemal bin to sight sisaihebeed lamb Tyler, 21, was ladistal for studies a plus of dlk. Its of Willis's Ball. r. ll.tt proassawd, Mr. HoriVi s kaded• This was as ordinary oaso of lifting. Vs sue was I.l7his last souks, sad is interims the prisoner 1:61 birth to a child. fibs cru foaad &kb sad it THE POLICE COURT& William Bead wTsithiriei before Ahisemen Wire with laying robbed a Peter M er, of IO Weeds., asa and assistant to Yrs. ilimbeth , ambler, said—On Saturday alterneon the primmer an a mamas mate into the shop together. The WINS ems M the legate and the prisoner stood behind Mirk the midair the shop. I was attending to another vationse, all the wawa asked 'for some children's socks, which I oliteiwed to her. Sbe objected to the a's9, and the prisoner Meal oat of the stop sad same bock again as if waiting be her. She thee sled be some other socks, and ethos I theme s j e tStbses I saw the planer stop oat of the the MISI May seder bit mat. I mimed some her bag beam prodously lying on a counter ea bask dthe *se in width be had been standing, and I rte to thefts' smilspeSatea emeMahle, who followed and brought aim bask **mist eanlefaing 12 handkerchiefs, my mother's . Th e wemea, who had • child in her arms, I let is. Ali wet boy males. Wilm i teues pos)-.4 _yaw the paboner some out of Yrs. with memsehimg sear his coat, and, W easeled by Itr a ..Alller, I teak him into custody. As I was =l7him I sew him Meg the haaditerobieft away, and sissi them up emit pen them to me. The prisoner vas Yampa with hawks Mika them, and he said he bad bees Illapierd by the women fa the shop to cony them was 'tided that the primmer bad ben frequently charged with robteey• sad Alderman Wire hulag salted him whether he wished to say anything, and beau answered is the negative, oommit tod him for trial at the Central Criminal Court, under the impression that the is.. wee one of too setious a nature to be summarily dealt with in a polio. court. William Human, a driver of one of Hansom's cabs, wee &arra. Mr. H. Ligglas, of 11, Miming-lam, West India tom sheet, said—At about a quarter to three o'clock on Saturday aftemoo• I was standing fa frost of the Manton-house, and, turning my head eastward, I saw a Hansom cab coming along at a deagtrindi s feet pate. A man woo crossing from Priacmetnet, aad I pt my *ye upon him and the at, whisk went over him. The driver did his beet to pull up but the man was caught by the croes-rall of the cab, aid his leg was broken. I think his leg was broken by the back rail. TM wheel did not pus over it. I steppe d into the road, and picked up some papers which fell from the man's pocket, sad two Whiten came forward sad took him to the hospital. The driver made no attempt to escape. The Wary sustained by the man, whose name was stated to be Josep h Garrett, was said to be very serious, being a compound fracture. The debsdant was held to bail I. the cam of 1001., him self la 101. 1 aad two sureties in 261. sash. Several lade were remanded upon charges of haying attempt.' m pis cer n . ROTIOR-STREST. A traistessaisesirest asked Yr. Beaten he advise aadler the klewles G us , leek he eurobond the bushier Me. baker, la &gest street, sad anew the seetemers ass a lodging-lieu* keeper Is Beakellagesset, who was dessethed as a respeeteble per son, and whom he, therefore, Naftali! to supply with broad. Having supplied bread for a 'oar, without itavieg reeePred say money, be contrived to taiievu that the baud had not been supplied es be believed to the lodging-home keeper, who bad gives up the berm the tame Limo, bat to a servant mu in to rassag• the hums is, a third party, and when he should not have trueesd had he been made aware 'of the real state of facts. He wished to know whether he unlit not proceed against We *avant for obtaining his broad under false protases. Mr. Higdon was not sure that the applicant's position was not owing to his owe lashes in giving such sacessive weft as 12 month. for bread. The applicant said • year was sot • keg credit is his bulimic He served many families and patients•, who took yam than • year's credit; and if be were to peas for his bill, be well knew he 'Meld loos their custom. But in the premed ease be lad applied several times for his mosey, end the aflame had pot hies off with *scums that the poems= was oat of tows. Ms. Swiss monad the applicant if he ►eceived say assns. is.., Irks he bought the beldame, that the penes to whom he soppossd he was ' fris s credit paid his bilk regularly. The applisant said ha did. Ms. Natal sold, then it biome appeases duty, when he feeteid lig his bill w•e lot regularly paid, to make those inquiet's 'shish would sigma; themselves to a prudent tradoemss. It appeared to hien that spplka•t had not @smiled desolation. Certainly there was no as of false protegee made out, end be should strongly advise the appli cast against resorting to the course of giving the servant into custody on such a chugs. The applicant thanked the magistrate and withdrew. MARYLEBONS. Robert Pinson, 6eorg;FOrk;: . rma William Stacks% prints@ is the Coldstream Guide, and a mate named Joseph Harris, were brought up before Mr. Long, the first three prim:ben charged with • cowardly and brutal meat upon various parties, end the latter (Harris) with attempting to rune the soldisn from custody. The sour, was winch crowded daring the inqui, • report having gained pretty general ebullition in the diatrict that the life of a young woman had been *milked through the brutality to which she had been subjected. The ruinuir, happily, tuned out 10 be benne, but she is considered to be in • sakiets esedbion. Hu same is Mary Chaim. She fainted while waiting at the court for the cue to be called on, aad wee led into a private room, when she remained for some time in a state of beeasibility ; and from a state ment bads by • medical gentlemas present, it was not thought oafs to put her into the winless box until a fakers day. She was shockingly injured about the head and bee, and seemed in • state of complete ezhaustion up to the period of being wanted out, ae alluded to. Charles Brooke, 12. Inoughton-street, Maryleboae, de. pee.d that ea the pnviou night he, with his wife sad daughter and the young woman Chains, sad an acquaint ance of the suss of Thomas Chiles, supped at the house of a [Mad, Mr. Harris, who resided in St. Jusee's-stnat, Netting-hill, and that upon their leaving, between tea and eleven o'eleck, they wen accompanied towards their home by Mr. Huns and his family. They had sot proceeded far when they met the three soldien (the prisoners), me of whom put his arm round Mrs. Buries seek. Witness and his panorama over, wishing beet away, so as to avoid any alteration. They were followed by the soldiers, who over took them near the railway bridge, Paddington, end one of them there gave witness a tremendoss blow, which knocked him down. As soon as witness could get up he saw two females lying in the road, who had bun knocked down by one or more of the soldiers. These women were evidently Is much pain, end were calling out for animates. Thomas Chiles gave sorroborative testimony, and said that he wee knocked dome by one of the bolding. Primula furls was the neat wits.... Her appearaus suited much commisnation from every oes in court. Her cheeks were swollen, her eyes blackened, and her bead wee budaged with a handkerchief. She geld that ens of the soldiers threw his arms road her auk. Her hubsad desired him to leave her aloes, telling him that it was his wife in had taken the liberty with, and that he had acted very improperly. She (witness) sad the test of the party west en. At the bridge use saw Brooks knocked down. Mr. Leag—Af ter thhis. natal ha_ppened ? Witness—l locked road . and immodiately the soldier who imseined Brooke down streak me a violent blow upon my eye% throat, sad bregge. My throat is still to sore that I gem ea melt' swallow gayth= je ut liquids. leveed ether witness', the oolissette who sareeled the Oessemy_ prayed Nat esadeet of the latter Ns if tea eioN view aid *quote &sweeter. The pri glom wore eat sesered eel takes Is the stages house without a delimieed etrogtgle. Mr. Lees immeshed that the Memo against tbs Ni nnies woe et a met grave sad eosins &eraser, mad that lb ell poltekliii, he shed. MI it his duty to seed Timm dm told heare - a jury at soother wart. He should take time twegeddentise es to whether or sot the pri mers, rheeterer swaths racy hays bees ammisted, wen silks in the eye of the law with regard to guilt, each and all of them having been together at the period of the oat imps for tee 001111211011 purpose. The magistrate remanded the prisoners to Monday next, giving them liberty is ester into hail, each prisoner in the as of 401. and terminal's of 201. each, for their Wring 'octagonal's( oa the day named. LAMBETH. Wane JUDAS &than, charged with *suasive frauds on the Crystal Palace Compaq, was brought up for re. examination. He seemed to be mach improved since his last apparatus at the court; but, se on that occasiem, an. deavoured to anneal her fan as much es he could from the observation of thou is court. Mr. Hawkins, the barrister, appeared for the prostitution. The primmer seemed to be undefended. Mr. Anderson, chairman of the Crystal Palace Company, and Mr. Leech, one of the directon of the eonspany, were anommodated with sesta on the bench. Mr. George Paason produced the company's allotment book, and the register of preference shun, eontaining an entry of 42 share* (199,449 to 199,500) allotted to Mr. Robertson of Clermont Park, Leith. He deposed th a t there had hiss no legal transfer of those shores from Mr. Robertson. The certificate' of shares (produced) Nos. 1,99,471 to 199,478 were corbficsOn of part of tba 62 skates refined to, pr Terence shares and under the company's seal. The sionature of the stinting inters to the transfer of the eight share' (tamed we. in the kudwriting of Wm. James Robson, the prisms,. The transfer purported to he emend by /other Scott to Charles Mortice, of Bernsbury. park, Islington, and of the Stock Exchange, and trans. fund 60 pots ranee shares in the Crystal Palace Company ; amongst which Ouse IFue shrine aurabered from 199,471 to 199,478 lachnin: Tie abetment wee eland August 14, 1868. Mr. Grove, the searetary of On company, would prove that the s .area were docusents Muted by the Crystal Palen Compan), tinder seal. Mr. Chines Barnet, in the employ of Messrs. Jones sad Coster, printers, Esstehesp, said that his employers bad been engaged by the Crystal Palace Company to print in WI SKIMS ofpropriators wilt addresses, and the consecutive numbers to shares. Os the 7th of March, 1866, they re ceived 62 shares from the Crystal Palace Company in skeleton to be whited in green, with numbers from 199,449 to 199,600, in the name of Robert Robertson, of Clermont Park, Leith, and the eight shares produced are part of that number. Mr. Grove, secretary to the Crystal Palen Company, was nest called, and deposed that the eight pesfennoe shares previously spoken to, wire issued by the company to Mr. Robert Robertson. Witness was authorized to pat the seal of the company to them. Mr. Elliott—ls ohs broker here who sold the shares Mr. Hawkins—No, sir. We have seat for him, but be has not yet arrived ; but I will low proceed with the other ease with reference to five shares which are celled the B &bans, which wen allotted to Mr. Jobs Bond and Jonathan Dunn, Lancaster. Proof having been given, es is the former can, of ths entry in the company's allotment book of 200 shares allotted to John Bond and Jonathan Dona, of Lancaster (Nos. 163,725 to 153,424) of which the five shares named formed a par; and that these shares had never been transferred by the owners, Mr. Eyck's, a stock.bnker, was next celled, and said that be sou acquainted with Reibson the prisoner, who, in October, 1855, instructed him to sell for him a number of shares in the Crystal Palace C.mpany. Witmer disposed of a part of these shares to Mr. Jobs Berwyck, of Herrington street, Hampstead-road. Robson banded over the certifi crates of such shun to witness, and he handed them to Berwyok. Robson also executed a far of the shuts Amongst the shares bringht to witness were five abates, numbered from 160,416 to 163,419 inclusive. The transfer produced was the one senator) by the prisoner. Witness on that day sold fcr Prisoner 139 share', of which these five were a part. Mr. Elliott, looking at the shares, said—What I don't understand in thiamin is, why whew the certificates which are produced stand reghtered in the names of John Bond and Jonathan Dann, you take a transfer from Robson. Mr. Hawkins—lt seems to be nothing more that Galli mos on the put of the purchaser. In point of fat be ought to take it from the parties in whose names they are registered, but he merely takes it from the party who offers them for sale. Mr. Elliott—lt is a very negligent way of dotag business, sad the sooner it 6 diecontinued the better. Boma further coovenaticn ensued on this heed, from which it appeared that it wee not the practice of stock brokers to search transfer books. The trouble of using whether there was a good tills to the shares pertained to the parasite,. The stockbroker merely undertook to sail; be did not guarantee the title. The certificate might peas through twenty hands. Ma proper thing wu for the par• chute to go himself sad look to the truster. Mr. Elliott (to the priscirer)—Do you wish to put say queetioas to the witness or lug of the other, that have been examined. Cook (the ga01..) here said it was not the wish of the pri soner to pet any questions. Mr. John Berwyck, residing in Harrington.stuet, lamp steed-road, in 1853 purchased a number of the Crystal Palate shares through hie broker. Mr. Eykyn received a transfer and certificate for five of the shares purchased ' from Ralson. Tto mitoses here identified the transfer. Mr. Hawkins here recalled Mr. °tore, sad asked that gentleman it the abuse slumbered from 163,415 to 153,419 were not part of the shares allotted by the Crystal relics Company end standing in the tomes of Mune. Bond and Dunn, and he answered in the affirmative. He also said they were sealed with the seal of the company. Mr Hawkins said this was all the evidence he Intended °daisy In regard to the five shares. The Chief Clerk here proceeded to read over the daunt. tioos of the witatu, and, on easing to the conclusion of Mr. Clemente evidence, Mr. Elliott said, am I to andentand from your also, Mr. Clemson, that it is the practice for beakers to sell those things in the market without any in quiry as to the fiats from the vendors. Mr. Clements—Quite so. The purchaser pays his money, l and he treads the transfer for registration Into the office, whose duty it is to discover whetter it is an improper traa.fer. Mr. Hawkins—Jut take that transfer, dated the 14th of August, 1856, into you band, and tell me if it is attested by Willies James Rebuts, the prisoner ? Mr. Clasaent—lt la. It was not brought attested to my office, It was mat to me by some gentleman. The transfer related to eight pretences shares which stood in the name of Mr. Robertson In the company's bock. Mr. Elliott—Are those shares registered ? Mr. Clements—l suppose so; when I deliver the shares, being the seller, I have nothing more to do with It, It is for the buyer to lupins into it. I sold to a jobber In the hoist, and then delivered; them, sod It was for the parties themselves to send them to the office for registration. The Clink here continued to read over the remaining depo sit OD., end on coming to that of Sergeant Coppin, that of wee asked if he had anythieg to sod to his statement at the former esansination, or if he had any conversation with the prisoner relative to the present charge ? Conlon, in reply, said—l told him, on my way Dome ' I bad been Wormed he was deficient 20,000 1 . He said it was not so much as that. It wee 'elsewhere about 10,0001, but if be had his books and papers he should be able to tell me. I said " You know where your books and papers are," and he said he did rut, because he had gone away„ and he did not know what had become of anythieg. I said underotoed Mr. Smith bad taken th em all, end no doubt he would find them when he pot to London, and he said that was an inquiry he would make. This closed the cue, sod the prisoner, when asked whether be had anything to say, hiving in a faint voice replied in the negative, Mr. Eliot fully committed him for trial on the two thanes on which *video's had bun given. HAMMERSMITH. Joseph Church, the landlord of the King's Head pablie-house, Walhara.gress, Fulham, appeared before Mr. Faynter. to answer a summons charging him with unlit" fully detaining a dos, the property of William Flood, an essineor, inks at No. 8, Vauxhall road. The complainant deposed that is June last he possessed a black sad tan terrier, with lug ears sad tall, and a white lorea.t. He valued it at&t. He still poresseed the mother of it, and bad nand the dog from a puppy. On the 19th of Jane, while he was in Ranalagh.street, he suddenly slued the deg. which be maw following him a minute be fore. He searched after it, but ens unable to discover the dog. It was then nine months old. From information be received he went to the defendant's hoses on Sunday week lut, and ha there saw his dog sitting on a cushion behind the bar. He said to the landlady that it was a very pretty dos, and she said it was. After he had drank what he had ordered, he left and went to the station and inquired how he was to recover the dog. He was told to return end demand the dog, which he consequently did, and the land lady represented that she could prove who had reared it, and that the dog's sus bad been cut and pointed. He went again by appointment to see the person who had reared it, but the person was not brought forward. Mr. Paynter—ls the dog here ? The defoodant—Yes,ur, I have it. The complainant then examined the dog, malts appeared to have some doubts of the identity. Mr. Paynter—Lcok at its teeth. The complainant proceeded to do so, and u soon as be saw them be exclaimed, " It is not my dog, I can say so now I hen seen its teeth." Mr. Poynter-1s that th• same dog you saw at the de fondest's house ? _ Witnen—Yu, sir, I have every remora to believe it la. The defendant—l hope you will allow nee costs, sir. Mr. Poynter—No, I obeli not give you any. I think the complainant wee perfectly justified la Me conduct from the manner year wife behaved in the matter. BOBBIES Or PICTURES TROY THS EARL 01 , admix 's GALLlRT.—lnformatioa bat bees mated by the polies authorities la Groat Soothed-yard. of is este* sits robbery of valeable 'Mutiny, watch took plan ender oiresinstasees of a mysterious sod ealraordisary nature at Charities-park Wiltsbire, the mat of tbs Nail of Selrak, oa Was Teiday last. The Mame isostrimal to obtola the• Ocher* gallery, sad adroitly took from UM& balms moo vskahle palmier, doebtlesa for Um par. pom Omni oesmaleat removal sod is avoid reeognittoa. The plahases steles are a " Virgin sad Chlld," • by lesossarde de Vista s two Laadeespes, by Gaspar Poulain; " A Virgil& sad Child," by Prossestst ; IA Rabottasr, by ••lball Ca rmel; doer Swim," by Outdo; " Tbe Nativity," by Outdo; a See-pima, by Vandarraide; Inseam of a Dahill Noose," by Van der Hoyden ; sad " A View of Tivoli," by roman. Tbe pollee lost no Mao to sambaing W tho picture dealers aad pawsbrolters laforisatioa of the robbery, with a desteiptioa Mate pistons. Pasted sod publabaa la WILLI• 11 [no HALM. or Na S. l.nbard Weak la Una Ma of 1.0. W... Maier. at On O. la Loataial elrial,, ha Obi Prehlagh at Whititelses.—Torair. Omaha 14, 106. JUREB73. --•-- 10:1litpOW WEEKLY DOCK RRTURI 'lmported. !Delivered. lloaaa, W. lads teaks 434 Mauritius top 11,300 Menai & Madres,logs 4,640 Pm 39 31—... bop l'areigu pap 9,000 Ma CO.PCI. ... mkt 17 Oplou .Sage 1,300 Cocoa, B.P. bag, bags 74 R au, auks 1,470 . Pr. Stock. 3,400 31,160 9,700 177,000 12,900 103,000 3,200 119,000 21 411 176 0,600 1,200 32,700 347 2,700 24 1,200 640 13,400 1853. 25,201 11 `,uoo 29,1.0 131,000 431 4,400 42,400 2,130 n6O 27,300 COTTON.—Lmaron, Our. 13.—Oar market aimed my firmly, and all dermartptions are at tbeeatrerne ratee of Ow week. Tke palm at.awtlatated at 12,000 Wax 1,000 kR export aad 2,t 00 on rpeenla. Los, emnprkkg 1,210 Egypt's., at aid. to 92.; 2,000 bunt, at 40d. toad.; and 30 dea islands, at 12d. to 2a. 6d. Lou. lb. THE LINEN TRADE.—The Improvement noted In our last own. martial report continues to maintain its progress. White !milli are made in large quantitier, and the sales of brown filched linens are quite up to supplies. There has bees • full amount of orders to hand from the United States per last steamer. Handkerchiefs are now Inquired after, and the market Is bare . of medium shirting". Fine llama have bees taken at prime up to the highest of last month. Bleaches anticipate higher markets for goods, but find It no ray matter to ralse the value of the anlshed article. If the preorst cow dittos of demand for geode be kept up fetes most advance, as in rood emu bleachers could not replace stocks at the figures now current for the average run of goods. Brown martcts were better attended this week. A large quantity Him& appeared at the several rests of de. Armagh watt pretty large, and the extent of trail-action' , much shows that of any market in tue last month. Next day. at Tudraged a the sale of An. goods was active, arid Thursday's turn-out at Lord= wee fair for the seaum. Damask goods in brisk demand. Birdbt-eys and other diapers freely taken oft No change in the yarn trade. Storks have not accumulated so largely as was anticipated, and, sltkougb produetioi at all the mills was very full during the month of Sept,. her. the amount of warp yarns en hand Is rather under ordinary figures. Flea markets were pretty well attended through the weak. Rates for fine and medium fibre hold a fair course. f tat the turn imair to purettase.—Bennee of Ulster. TALLOW. We have had • very excited tallow market for the lain few data, and • emaddinble advanos he. been eetabliahed in all palatal. MllMMllcult to account fur this movement when the heavy Omni trim Ur trade, consequent upon the ecarcity, we may almost sit simma, of town tallow, is b.rne in mind. There is al 0 M emit bet lbit the high priced of oil, of all dearripUons are indue• be a lec i l i eser to the mom:upturn of fern= allow. There is a too that the quantity for ahipmect from St. Peen. =ra l Yr has hitherto been looked tor. Up to Saturday. 93,0004 nits hull hien shipped off, and the pram lame day, in quint &SI re. For aloe days the market has been very tiregular. Suctsab lag Id. to IL, evea in some caws from hour to hour. The same thing may be said of the market to-day. It opened steady at 325. for ill the year, at which Woe business to some t unit was done. Later in the day Ma. dd., and in one case 33A, was paid for same period. Since Change the market ban been steady, leaving off Spot, 52a. 64. 9.1.; all the year, 34.. 61. ; reparate month:, 51.. 9d.; Jemmy sad March, 62a. 94L to 335.; tallow oil, 35.. to 375. 1041.; tallow elan*, 475, Md, net ash; town tallow, 33e. Id. net cash. We quote Palm oil, 44a, to 43a. ; mom not oil, Cochin, MN. ; ditto, Ceylon, 46a.; haired oil, atts. 64. maim.) (Prom Mears. Smith and ,Charlesa circular of Monday COAL B .—Lognon, Ocr.l3.—Boddle's West Ilartley, tee.; Bystes Sebald' Hartley, las.; Davison's West Hartley, ire.; Hartlewl West Hanley, 17s. Id.; Howard's West Hanley Netherton. ; Loa& ridges West Hartley, las.; Old Shields Row (7u, 13a.; Taafield Moor, 195. 6d.• Tao geld Moor Bates, 16a. 6d.; Walker Pollnow, ilea Id.; Willi End Goslortb, 175. ed.: Wells End Hilda. le.; Walls End Lovemon, 175.; Walls End Riddell, 17e. ed.; Walla End Belmont, 111 s. Od.; Walls End Braddylis, 195.; Walls End Fiction, Oa.; Walls End lotion Lyons, lea. arl.,• Walls End Kepler Grange, les. 3d.; Walls End I.embtoo, lea 6 d.; Wails End Richmond, lbs. 6d ; Walla End Raises Helton, 19a ; Walls End South Helton, les. ed.; Walls End Kelloe, 194.3 d.; Walls End Tees, 2 , ; Walla End Even 4 wood, 175.; lerwentwater Hartley, 165.—Ships at market, SI; mkt, TRAFFIC RETURNS. MHO PIO- Mar- Total, Total lILLIZIFATIL m. aialara. flat. lad. loa. West Male OCI.II. u 4 A A Leedan, SclAttoo, and Muth Omit Soo* Main — 23,ta , 0 24,557 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Arable. in proceeding down ilserreer,f; Boston, on Saturday s touched the bank off Clarence, Dock, but came of immediately, without apparently being downed. sad proceeded as far as the Bell Buoy, whore he anchored, in consequece• of the fog, and sailed for Beton neat morning.—Liverpool, 0ct.13. • British ship, painted black, is saber. near Cariboo Island. ma selp Mohawk la overdue at this port.—Quebec, Sept. 29. alter Croaker, hence at New Task. with damage, having wow. Wed a pie. —Liverpool, Oct. 11. MMuntba (ship). Captain Steele, of Sunderland, from Madras, he bees totally lost at the Sandbag& ; crew saved.—Calcutta, Bapt. S. Dma'Y j Maid, Captain Richards, from Memel for London, was wrecked WireM Beacon 'e.t.d.); mew and part of the materials saved; cargo (wisest) dlactharglog, bet It is expected to be all more or less damaged, and that it will tequila to be sold.—Cietheaborg, OeL 6. hazy (a), which was ran down by th e Monks refry ( a), Sept. 29, ham beta 'shed, end b......L0a near Traon.ere Fezry. 1 trerpool, Oat. 13. torenee (rehooner), of Bt. Jobs% N. 8., from Itichlbucto to Cork, is mended. The brig Weep to reported by telegraph to be ashore at Cape Charles.—New York, Oct. I. !.mirror. SWIM AT FONAIOIII Powm.--Wldwawake, and Oam. bier (m), at Madeira; lit. Andrew Bob ib at Graltar (!or /Limeade.la); Suffolk Hero, at ecuitanner ; Andreia, at Biel; Pellchn ut Rotten. dam; Squsatura, and Golden flora, at Caldera ; Baltic, at Philadel phia; Emmet, and Roma at Charlatan ; P. R. Ilizelune, at Bath. more; Poicaboatas, at New; °GOMM Constellation, Pudgeaster , Webster, Oatario. Washlostce, Emerald, Reek Light, Compromise : QUM or the East, Elwood Wattar, Hemisphere, Arabia, sat Martha, at New York ; Margaret Elisabeth, Neptune, Giallo, and AMAMI, as Buenos Ayres. Parana poi Ltrearoot.—lllndlaa, 6epL 23, and Mirage, Oct 1, from Malaga ; Bertha, Ircm Buenos Ayres, Aug. 24 ; Battler (u), sad Vasco de Gaza; Oct. 6, from Whoa. The Wlge lei) hone M Havre la ee hotre.—Liverpool, Oct. 13. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Illnnowaym—Arrived : July S. Men Bates, from LiverpooL Il• Panama, from New Sark; Windom. and I latuoirg, from Liverpool; Bpons. from Loudon. tiallcd : July 10. Champion of the etas, for LiverismaL TIMILANIA.—Arrived : Lancashire Witch (for Sydney and New Zealand), and Mary Aso, from Portsmouth. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bellearrig, trona Liverpool for Welborn., July 7, lat. 39 31 w. Bermondsey, from Plymouth toe Sydney, Jane 30, lat. 04 8. km. 18W [Advertisement.)---We are happy to Quote the following brereeting Information from Ds Barry's Repoft on Canso( indigesticslywepelaj, flatuleney, coaklpsuon, nervous, billone, and liver complaint; cough, sodium; consumption, and debility without medicine, by Du Barry's Reeslents Arabic' Food. " Eight yews' dyspepsia, nervownses, debility, with tramp; spasms, and mums. for which my servant had coarulted the Monk of many, have beew effectually removed by Du Barry's Moslem& Arabic. Food in • very snort time. 1 obeli be happy to answer any Inquiries. RE,. Jou/ W. Fuvety Ridlingtou Rectory, Norfolk." Cure 32,612. Roskokor, county of Mini, 'reload, December 10, 1131. The Do Mantes of Cmtlaatuart frets induced, in the interest of suffering hamouPy, to state that Da Barry's eseellent Iteraleata Arablea Food has cured her, after all medicines bad failed, of i often, tine, bile, greet nervousness and irritability, of many years' staing. This lord deserves the confider*/ of all sufferer; and may be consi dered a reel blowing. Ismail ies will be cheerfully answered." Curs No. 1,609. Twee years' excursive nen:owners, with pains In my neck and 'eft arm, and general debility. whirl' reedered my life wry raisereble, have been radically removed by Du Barry's Revalsota Arabia Food Aux. &mon, Archdeacon of Rosa, Elubbereen."— nupported by ketimonials from the celebrated professors o: chemistry. Acarew tee, Dr. elicrisnd, Dr. Newry, Dr. '76r4rA.r. Z`.7. Catt ier, nr. Waiver, !wren, -tusk le Decks, the Dowager Counters of Csatlssruart, Make neatens autonsa ring, and was, other respeeable persons whom health has seen rewired by it after all other weans of ours had failed. Is esa,otem, EMIL ; 11th. 22.. Supse•refined, Sib, 22a.; 1010, Its The 1010 and tub carrion/ free, on receipt of poet-oflhe order. Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-skeet, London. Fortnum, Make, and Co., purveyors taller Majesty, Piccadilly. Alan at se, Gracechutch.otreet ; 130 and 431, Strand; 4, (Impel% ; OR, Cornhill ; 19. Bishop-frata*trest ; Charing-crew ;14 tippet BilkeZ4lfett ; 63 and 130,011nd-skis; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. it cl,s.eut &Held, errs. A. Attwoad, of s 4ugbkr. BARKIII.—Oet. 9, at Fitton. plan, C. Bather. req, of a .on. BARRY.—Oat. 9, at Pormt.Mll, Kent, the wife of C. Barry, FA., of a daughter. 111011TON.—Oet.10. at the Vgarage, Chew leaewl. the aife of A. flight" Esq., of of. Joba'a Wiese, Cambridge, of a eon. KIRKS.— O c t .lo, the wile of Mr. P. Kirke, Bromptomtow, Bromp. . . ,Tyne, the trite of ton, of a daugb•er. KNIOEIT.—Oet. 9, at the Vicarage, Pt. Bride's Maj,r, Glamorgan/I%lre, Mrs. Knight. of a daughter. NORBUKY.-oe4. 9, at Oberridge Bowe, near Worcester. the Urn. Wm. Aarhus). of a daughter. WILLIAMS.—Oct. 11. at Queen.street, Asrhdr, tha wile of Capt. A. W. Wilma, late 12th Lumen, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. 001CR-BAJOB—Get. 9, at Great George-street Chapel. Ltrerpool, by the Rev. Dr. Relies, J. W. Cooke. Frq., of aohefleid Aighoeth. near U. rpool, to Jane, daughter of T. Gargh, Erg., of Gambieuterrace, I IverpooL 188 9. at St. Caner'. New Chore by the Rea. T. Dale, the ite. A. Herring, MA., of Thorpe Rectory. Nor. folk, to Charlotte, daughter of the late J. Brute, lip., of the former plate. • • - • - • IDFIRLD—PRZKOT.—Oct. 9, at the prl•h rhumb. Stockport. H. A.oMgeki, Faq., M.D., of the lineal Army. to Margate Alicia. daaahter of the late km W. H. ?moot, of Bradettaw HW Cbrehtre. DEATHS. CHETWYND.—Oet. 11, Marge; Tikog ore, daughter of G. Chet.. wyM, tag, of Burrey-lane. Battersea fired Ms. TAT LB.—Oct 10, at Mdtoesetreet, Dorset-Noire, B. Fay* leg" gird M. 011.111M1.—Oet. 9, Margaret Marieasette Orson, widow of the kW Lleat.-CeL Orem I.C, of Royal-crab:en% Notting-bill. HNXIILIT.—Oat. 8, Jaw, clatightsr of Mr. W. W. literiany, of ChMt MANaged 11. NlRL—Otet. 9, at Clayworth, W. Manners, FA" in his 19th year. OPBOBNIL—Oat. 10, at Newtown. Tipperary, lA, (*torn& SEWN 00. 11, at audit; Undo' lush, wile 01 Mr. 0. Samara