The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

11 $ ; t.. SPORTING. _.— TATTERSALLT—MoNDAT. The or ly rem Aio.op samitiap of imp it.acta ate tto a at Liverpn , l 6,4 Sheorsbury, lad they do not p t soy t.ttt of rutitcmat lasoottanw to induce stay sptesla on W commence a b0.,k." Dorieg the early pert of the afternson undividrd atten ton was eir:ctel to the winding up of the Newmarket amines, sae, all things considered, the settling passed over moat sattsfaetorily. The " Ring " tad a severe bit at Newmarket, backers of tome bariog been most fortunate. Still a large balk of the ninety pt. WO a compsrativelr few handy. The following qmitations were, with the ezeeption of awe Jn the D-rhy, merely nominal : WORCESTER FLYING HANDICAP. 6 to Non 6to 1 Brighton 6 to 1 Madams Cliequot 60 otos botwtoo Ella Lod Madams Cliegoot (t) WORCESTER STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 2 offered oa the Field. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN HANDICAP. 6 to 1 mat Mahon 6 to 1 Dtember DERBY. 20 to 1 opt M.D. 30 to 1 Sprig of Shillelagh ICOO to 30 Colosist 40 to 1 Glowstoason 50 to 1 Azusa WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Honors AIMITID AT WORCIIITIL—Prince of Orange, Jul Sheppard, Lough Dawn, Prism's Mixture, rionct Lyle. Wastage, Little Orrerd, Octavio, Stork, Chow, Panay Wyatt, Coomry, Madame Cheviot, New Brighton, Welborn, Typhot, Oda Triek, Betsy B, Oisntem , Borland, Hopeless Star, Little Charley, Elle, Flamow, Ida, Tower, Primrose, Poodle, Homily, ktlabia. Ont. MIK RACIS —A special train will leave Easton. Kure to-morrow (Wednesday), the steeplechase-dry, at 7 a m., rstarning from Worcester at 4.46. Bacon o CLASS Nchimis thi=s.—lt b elated that the hese, blossrel, nest same la Ant, was issonvetly described se bar-bred. Hs 4 by The Cate oat of a Sister to Lady Sepsticr, sad it is raid that his dam was alweye considered thoroush bred. We believe, however, that so farms* oh jection has yet been made agalast him. All bete were paid ca the ram. BALI or BLOOD Peroca.—Tlto f flowing bones la train ing, with their eagapsentats, the property of Mr. G. W. Fitstriltisat, pen sold yesterday (Monday) by the Mews. Ta II: _ _ _ Mllwo, a brews csl*, 3 yrs old, by Bay Middleton, oat of Moltensueurse, 120 gs ; a thereat yearling colt by The Here, eat of le aaaaa (lgaransas's dam); enema in the Trieas'al Stakes of 10 son. each at Swabian. 1861, 68, awl 60 ; the Derby, 60 sort. each, b ft. at Epees ; t h e Derby Stakes of 26 sort. each at Sweittnidn; sad the Bt. L.pr Stakes of 251311 tali at Dosearter, all fa 1808 sad i. s Sateeprtakee of 300 son., 100 ft (4 entneribers), at Newmarket Flint S;ring Meeting, 1860-830 p. A brows 'embus colt, by The Hero, oat of Georgia. by Jacques, out of Ft9etela, by Mulatto, !to ; tonged in the Derby, 50 eon. 'sob. h ft, at Epson, and We St Leger, of 26 sort. etch. at D neuter, both in 18.58-106 p. Wentworth, 3 yrs, ad Aspaeia, 2 yn, wore bought in. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Devoe mad Some; Toming, Clioutries; ►ridey, Mash Bridge Lei—et 10. Yr. Wei beats% Tuesday,Weedreenrerse; Saturday, Bletebiagise —et Wt•peet 10311111101114. Reda*. llamas). Pepper Hai—stl: Mr. F. heilenk, wedesaday, Clunlarru—at 11 ; ilaturdey, North. moles—at kel&peat is. R.T.. Thesis& WaSIUOVI-11t 11. Ceram& detarlay. Calk* Weed—at belt/et 10. . MuCels ers. Tway, Herten Weeds ; Thursday, Waked's; Manamy.Thaplens—et IseLpeat 10. l ama ard Owe% Wedmiley, Clawassilk; Friday, Broadwster—at d.' is.="l= i llkoliesladee ; Friday, Red Foe—at 10. Ms. , Illistdaa—at batman IS. earth Illeiwky. Thenwath ; Friday. Easherks—at imela m Plasaby, Calaten—akassa ldel 1 1 Wedseeley, kW liaad 0. Tye ; datmday, et., lansame—st 111. Thal 10161 .1. W 142,1 ft Bwok WU; = a ptin MR; , weaway—at w-peet 10. Bed ilisak, ma ank& lads Wild; Palley, Roar —at simeler pea M. P.L Mk. WlllassM, Tuesday, Trenewth ; Friday, Ctdverton— st=t(Me. BON, Tuesday, HasaMmen Hess ; Satmlar. 001121 Wood—at lasl a t 10. Thankedes, W . Mika OW ; Friday, Oerhamplan Dars—at a = a : 2 l: s; Mr. NlTh mito: Badmass; Nish Neirks—et Ilk isialay, Pew—a Ileesesedantrat I& Ms. Laws" _ & Middiserie lleil—st hel&peet M. Thaws Mr. IThostre). Trek& Ude Mmellard Till Cala ; Wakes ikaales, Maw Man Mail—at be& gat 10. Th. 11_, Wad lefah. sass NOW ; Saturday, lON Maw, sem t•-okt kilinet M. IsillpeaThessereakie, Temby, Thaw Perk; PAM% Thaletovia—at W. m irk Ruml&P. allies; FMK. Edlew—W Wwilllsalw , —et Chide& Thomases Thiele la altered hem Weeks 110 ant OW thessmareers ma M. POWs& Wekaisy. SWIM Mails /slay. Bede!; Patna. Iss, ablerton—aa theesspertme pat Th. Mr. esbyk, Theaday, likairp; lhatiedsy, WWl* Tell.bar —at Iffigtort 1.0., W 1111 aiding lay, Senkne; Friday, Edgebottran Oate—at isest 10. Mr. Whiks rtthllk Tedder Ow MU ; Wedassday, Hurst. lemma Tenni; hak ; Friday, Ihnemare Wind mill s U. 1 1 0 1 10 6 :1136,471.de0 r ft5w, minb o w. Mall ; Ituraday, Sheba Malmea ; kr.neday, 1111111441Pillket IL Ws. Taelawyk=, the Omen 4r—et a sparks to 11 ; Man Riek—at l& WW I & Wellaudsy, Chamhsrs Cruse ; IFridar, Chollaked— st a war le 11. likeseamilas, Tkundey, Okiehl11; F ri day, Erockeridge Cos mas—et & Mr liC i rr et k, Wedsaday, Rope Macke ; Friday, isonele ; Thnday, waeaMitie beir.pia 10. ioasanu. BRIM WokNAM 1111•14 2/•• Metal ; raufsday. Mahn Wet. 110•41 SO. g am sAmeM . Felday, Toned Fano—at ) the Matas, Dente% Friday, NOUN; Cock., 11. astortlay. ABoa—at 10. (Toeloilte), Tondo', WS= Baths; Friday, Cowper Cote —11140.. outer to 1 Wadanda /. y, sear Gonateho ; WWII% MB' 11111110.4 t • q juzj i a Ilae si ta s t me rela gmba fildan—at laltent l aise k -Yua. inirsim; row, Herne sad Galealsoi. Ft**. Wallahotes—ae lalloan 10. Bleekton tad Biatoolain. Thanny. Toollei—oe lalionet 10. Mr. Z. Of Whims's, Toesday. llaandase Bock Roborcenh Doirs—at 111. Fab of laytka Thanday. Baum Ornelle-41 ottaffter to 11. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 3. Viz Coo Nat OF TEI SWAM.— In CORMAIUttate of s motutsitios promoted is Om Praetors, • mestiag ooa eesod by those Anatlantss WOO kola this day, in tits Arts I Bahool, for t h e porpoise at asoortaiaiag the sawn of viatic ums 14.4 to he put Is nomination as tli• 7th of Noma bur. Al, korona., them line am at promo by no maims oomplotr, it would be la•Wioes is publish them LINT or 31700RIRITTL CANDID/MS FOR CERTIFICATE! OF itsotts Paormson or Laws. First Clue Ark might. Trinity; Bayley. Christ's; Ilmmtt, G., Joha's ; Fryer, Trinity; Poste, Q• 41•1 1 .; Robbins, Jima; Illiip!ey, Joha's ; Thompson, 'frailty; Vinous, Trimly. &Gond Class— Bartliwt, Trinity; Break', &dm; ; Colcilo, Christ's; Dobreo, Corpus; Drew, Trinity; Damao, Trinity; Femur, Cates; Hamond, Trinity ; Holley, Christ's; Horatir, Jobs's; Hunter, Christ's; LOWW, John's ; M'Cot sick, Johs's ; Moore, Christ's; Richard, Querns'; Corpus; Swisford, Trinity; Worm, Christ's; Wright, Joke's.—(S*sod) J. T. Abdy, LL.D., H. R. Imud, M.A. Jim. I, 1446. Tee subjects for the Basuriaation f.r etc Profeworial Certifiers, to b , held in February, 1867, are.-1. Caititioe's " Dogging and Pall," char. 44, frogs the './tnkte of Things" to the end of the chaptar, pp. 302-328 is Dr. Eisaith's edi tion. (A knowlsdge of the matter eastalerd In the seta of this sdi•ilo is specially unshod.) 2. Warren's edition of Blackstone's Coeineatariss,shap.42 to 47 both inelusivo. It. The srtwir Low "Is the"gasp ilspe Motreplitaill." rp. I. 2 to 119. both inclusive. ••Tc• Law of Vito 3t.''— (Slam) J.T. Aber. LL D., IL R. Lsud, 11.41 i WHAT In A VAOABONI2I.—A culotte queeion was a few doge ago submitted t, the Imperial Court of Mite asipty, whether a rasa wh-u wife nemeses a domicile can be cossidered a vagruboad. One Midose sea some time ago, after 24 jean' unites as superintendent seder the Board of Peace rt•Cbea.MMy dismissed for eahrociodnet, end be thea bwele Wading a roving, druakesa life. la ♦avwt lest, after Cantle( • great number of pieces, he arrivedatVousvroia the &penmen of the Montle, sad ma he appeared to be withoat say mesas of asheistmice, he was ordered to leave the tows, bat he refused, end wit arrested. He was thee brought to trial before the Tribsaal of Connetioaal Polio, of the plan in the thug, of vageboadege; bat as It appeared that his wile, a most respectable wemea, kept a inland at Petting, sad th►t he bad relating sad friends who bed more than saes gives bin mow, the tribunal decided that bit was sot, &riga is a state of great pecuniary embeerwanest, a me- Wed in the techee.l meaning of the term, and it acqvitted The public prinerator appealed to the !twirled Court against th a decision, sod proved that the ace, fro. tko Intiserny of .11 who knew Wm, wee a debauched, drunkest, Worthiea fellow, that he bed ao regular menu of Bea head all was too levy to ears say, aad that ►ie w.fe bid, to meld his meatus% deniede foe aesey, been obliged to ever her iseerni to her lister, sad now a place la it as tees►w He theyet:re contended that be wee a vagabond, sod nest lit road. nisei wi sub. The ass, who opposed 111. 12, e.t in person, ■alstafsed that hie wife still kept the asktnt at P oitier• thetigh it bad beau pit io the nese of bee niter, rad is high fl levies language he rspresirated Maul, m the atria of 'dupe and persecutes, gaoled yews .4 ifOn View H o, az. The mart decided that he Ilesld wet ta•aaaaidwsd a vagabond, easl ecisfireeed the pre view Jnedenent. eta► if nteUtgenct. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 3. moss VICFCMASCILIAS MICH:SON O. LIN -IN THI DIATTIGI Or TN■ WINDING PP ACTS AND OP /111 NOTILL INITDIR .DANL. We. Roil (with whoa were Mr. t 3 ff ad and Mr. J. Btowr) moved tr dissolve an *section which bad been granted, in the above mit, to restrain the assignee and meseenger in bankruptcy from proceeding to act in any manner under an adjudication In bankruptcy which bad been made against the Rays! British Bank. Re also appeared to show cane against an order nisi ta °mask Mr. Le, the assignee, sod Mr. J Jahasoa, Jan , the muleteer of the Court of Beak rsptcy, for contempt of this court ; and further to more, in the cause and in the winding-up newt, that Mr. nudist, the official meager, =tithe be directed to pay over all morays, &c , come to hie hands, to the official assignee ; and that, if necessary, the order for winding up might be dis charged. D'r. Waste (with whom wu Mr. Lewis) suggested that, %e mush u the official manner Won. had been served with notice of motion, a qui stion might arise es to whether that gentleman sufficiently represented the cimpany, and whither tome of the coutnbatories ought not also to be be fore the met. The Vice Chancellor yenned this paiet. Mr. Rolt proceeded tomato that the poiata raised by these motions would be found to resolve thesselvm int two. First, whether there had been say contempt committed towards this court ; and, secondly, whether tie court would M this cue sesame to itself entire jurisdiction, and deprive the creditors of say of their legal (as dietinguislitd from equitable) rights. The Vice-Clioneellor teok that opportunity of stating that, in granting the iojanction, he did not intend to make any tbi g like a final decision moos the very grave question which mole la this case. indeed, it would be absurd to supple such a thing. His only object was to retain matters In scats quo until the case could be brought on and argued regularly. Mr. Rolt, emumiss, pointed out that the object of the legislators In pasting the Wisdisrpup Act had not been to benefit creditors; sad that, therefore, prima facie at least, they were set, under that at, deprived of the salutary aid of the bankrupt law. Hewing this In stied, he asked the attentim f the mart to the following dates and lasts : The petition foe wiadieg up the eoropeay appeared to have been left at the office of the Lord Chancellor's emretary after clic. hours on Saturday, the 6th September last, sad bore his lordship's Sat of that date. Oa Monday, the 6th September, ea affidavit of debt was made two creditors, named Elliot and Menke, and trader - deb tor summonses issued be due muss. Oa the 9th and 12th of September other petitions for wising, up were presented, and mon ell these p.tltiocs emaleg on to be heard, on the 24th September, a windiatap order was made. On the 27th of that month Mr. Herding was appointed 'stories manager—i.e., became, in effect, • men receiver. On the 9th October the mocth's notice maim the tredarielabtos sum mons 'spired. Oa that day a platen la aseliseplsy was presented by a creditor of the sempsery anmiki.Beartne. upon which it wee adjediested hiskrept. Mr. Las wee the. appointed Ladd seals ear the easmbeisser adjulbst leg 'sired to bebed se his meassager, Johnsen, hie was te Iske pummien tbe haahript entapsay's mists. The msesseper . with his moistaate, went Mead metered epos Ike peemin erf the setups y. Oa the 10th October Mr. Zaidig read the memeager, thumps a summon is beitruptcy lessed, aslantpea ued, pea that peediesa to show came wb he shield est Imessmilled kr esallempt et the Court d Backtnpley. Noddy emend to have been done seder this sammees. Os the Iltb ea lebeview wee had between Mr. flashy end the 'abbots he beak raptcy, at which it was aeegegd, se the issued ~eel contended, that Mr. Johnsen a Id Magill is passim sot taking, however, say sides part la the esherre. ate la tattering with the interim marget in preasediap ts triad up. Oa the 11th, Mr. lehamin, therefore, resumed his place et the beak. Oa thole* Mir. Harding was appslated official manager, and, on that same day, the bill in this snit was Slid sad the injunction obtained, to &roles which was use of the objects of the present motions. In obedience to this injunctio*, Mr. Johnson, on the 14th, withdrew from the premises, and since then the °Metal manager had had exclethe sad complete matrol. Oa the 22nd October the Court of Bankruptcy *farmed its desist.. adjudicating the bask bankrupt. The horned after stating that the foregoing outline sketched oat all the material feats sad dates in theses*, preceded to read affi davits supporting, as he contended, his amettioa that the return of Johann to possession was the result of sa ensego meet to that effect. Afterwards, gala:ging as the fast that Immediate obedience had been petit to the isjunetlon of this mart, he moisten that so ocestempt had been committed by his clients He was about to enter apes the second ques tion when The Woo-Cbscoellor adjoinsod Use farther hoarlag of the .u. anti to-sorrow. COURT OF QUEEN'S STIPN/LISON LID Wlll N. Is this lithos, which was for a malicious prossoution tried Wore L,rd Campbell It the animus after last Trinity tens at Westminster, sod a verdict titled isr the plain tia wits 101. dameges, ea application bad beta mills sod granted to stay tire es the payment of 401. Me most. Mr. Edwin Janata sow moved fur s rale to show wise why the 401. should sot be paid out of meet end • sew trial bad. The defendant was ea old and a& who formerly lodged la the home of the AMMO sit Some time afro lambs, ohs assitilly, diseented this they were ia parreisa of a porde, of boo peopetty—via , various pito:met di dam ants poir of carter, which had been abstracted hem • pap that she lei deposited in ens cf tte smell ismagisil bar sad muted of the plain. tiffs. She this gave MI u into (melody ; but, dm several ensmienifsme sad silJesusaants, the ease was Modem& midi time phi al& titereapea is so action seldom the illeimiest to meager damages for files impri sonment. At the trial Is this watt, Moe. Stepheasos posi tively MOOD OA the Caltlall MOMMO SO her, mad gave a eirearastestid seseunt, which wee ourmeboestal by other wite•esee, of the way is whisk had sew hats her heads, but the defeedast eat boo MOM equally {micas in their statements, sad illegosed, with nog ap pearance of truth, thug these Mahe hod beta la their pos session for away yaw. • vadat, however, wee obtateed foe the phdedilli hat Km Palma aubsequatly preeecaud the female *Wit be peeaty , eat was found Rainy sad iestlNHOSlollmooths' lapabosamat. It ale nisi mated. TOO COW v. Vitality Ol ST. PANCIAII.—ILIOTION or Mr. Ten Ham moved for a rule to show gauss why • madams& s►ould not issue to the vestry of At. Nemo, dlrectiag then io appoint a• auditor of aosonnte I. pur suance of an order of the Poor Law Hoard of the 21st of August last. Lord Campbell isguitei what roam the nutty gave for not obeyieg t h e order. Mr. Toatliwisa said tb• bed set ghee say rowan; they only stated they did est fitN M seam the appWat meet unless they were mospellad Is &lathy • writ of ma dames. He INIMININI, however, ;bat they proposed rabi•g a guistios which had been dessesead several tiass—that wider local acts they were entreated with the power of ap pointing, or not appointing, an auditor, as they thought p"p". kale nisi IN la THOMAS COOPM, Uf ATTOIXZT. Mr. Webby applied fee a tub (*Wag upon Mr. Thomas Cooper, an attorney, to thew eases why ho should not be struck off the rolls of this court. He stated that he made this motion at the instance of the Court of Quarter Sessions for the county of Chester, and that it arose out of circus steams of a somewhat extraordinary nature. It appeared that at the Quarter Sessions held es the 16th October last, • man named Hill appealed against a conviction which had beet obtained against hint for heels; in his nosesesica • attain quantity of raw silk, with respect to which be de clined re Fibs say satiated ry account as to the manner la which it had mime Late his hands. Mr. Cooper was engaged es attorney for the appolleat, sad In the mune of the bearing he produsel some Wyatt:pee with the view of ehowirg bow has client bad become postponed of the silk. Out of one of these • small piece of the paper had been torn hams dietely before the word "silk," and it woe therefore left doubtful what hied of silk bad been sold to the appellant. It wined, however, that a policeman noticed Mr. Cooper tear a bit cut of some document, and throw this bit upon the ground, and he afterwards sew him pick it tip agile, and taid it into pieces Two of these ;Meets the dicer militated, and he was about to take up the other, when Mr. Cooper pot his foot upon it, and endeavoured to destroy it by elt•Mtng his foot about. Bat this bit of paper was eventually obtained, and the three together exactly fitted the hole lathe invoice, and showed that the Icot word was" tram," meaning that kind of silk which hat neor:y undergone all the process o' manufacture. It append farther that as attempt bad been made to alter the word into " raw ;" but em that did not succeed, the more compete course was adopted of tear ing out the word altogether. The magistrates sailed upon Mr. Cooper to explain his sondem upon the spot, bet his only statement was that he did sot intend to use the &ma mma as evident*, gad they thereupon felt it their duty to commit him tor mastept of curt, but he was Memo on the kitowise day at his urgent entreaty, in commgvesee or the sllness of his wife. The leveed counsel stated, in om elet on, ttat the Court of Qom sr fteseloss thought that such an attempt to tamper with evidence prodaced in a court of pasties compelled them to ask their lordships to say that the gentlemen slight es be strut* off the rots, unless het gamesome= szoisastioa of his conduct than dist he whisk to them. Lord Campilid4. , The assistratas mad with great pre pristy in issefedighel se Investigation into the matter, and think we are saliva apse to gnat tans a role. Role aid. the suss desbiption. On the 27th Feb ,1866, W. Btiff ' wrote to the defendant. saying ttift if he would writs two tales for the London Journal, to Mcleod over ths period of a year, he would give him IW. for each weekly number, bat on condition that he would not writa for any other pub lication which was sold for a less price than 6d. Mr. Smith replied by a letter, in which he mid the engagement was perf.ctly satisfactory. Lord Campbell—He aceeptcd the egeetraent with that eanditics. Mr. B. Jases—Two breathes are alkyd—the ant not continuing to write for the London Journal, and the other writing for another paper ; and the verdict was given pas rally. We say that the plainti ff may be entitled to recover damps fort e first breach, but not for the second, es we contend that the defendant was not by that agreement restricted from writing for another paper. An injunction was applied for, bat refuud by the Vs is Chancellor, who directed this maths to be brought. An appeal I. Chancery is .till pendia', and the Viee-Checcellor is desirous to have ' the opinion of a court of law on the eonstnetiou of the agreement. Mr. James then observed that one of the tales had been partially published in the plaintiff's journal, bat was brought to a very sudden terminatioa, In consequence of the defendant discontinuing writing. Lord Campbell—Before the marriage of the parties ? (Laughter.) Mr. E. James—No after the mintage; bat the author being in some Manley as to the disposal of the dramatis persona, blew them all up is a steamer. (Laughter ) Mr. Justice Erle—lt seemed that some other pima was employed to finish the tale; but he supplied a rather in ferior article, and the publication, it was said, fell off in cir culation from 30,000 to 40,000 numbers a week. The court granted a rule, leaving it to the partite to suggest the form is tibial% it should be drawn up, with the view of raising the real question in the ease. Towards the thechiston of the ninth' Mn.Cobbett ap plied fora writ of habeas corpus to bring up her husband, who, she said, bad teen illegally imprisoned while return lug from Winchester, where be had been to collect evidence for a new trial In a ease against some turnpike trustees in which he had been no:united. The lame application had been made to Justice Crowder at chambers, but dismissed. The c-ort promised to Icok into her adidavita, and thus applicant withdrew. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. YESTERDAY. IDIOM TAO LOAD CAW DADOL George Poem surroadered to take his trial, with Wm. Nary, atop an indictment for misdamenem, and other charms of the same character. Mr. S.rjsant Ilmllaatiao woe specially retained, with Mr. Bodkin and Mclotand, to conduct Ms prcaeoutioes ; Mr. liojeast Shoe an specially retained, with Mr. Memel(' and Mr. L. H. Lewis, for Foamy ; and Arlan' Parry also appeared opecially, with Mr. Ribtoa and Mr. Lilts'. on behalf of tn. &feudist Nom,. It will be remembered that Near' WI eta lam week, and convicted of Malin Remy Mingle. to the pessesa , tor, Mr. Walker, ea Lan msaeAahase ail emalleasht, at MUlwall. He was afterwards UM ag memdmi jointly with the defendant Pommy, fee emeaseC falm pretences, but the ems failed mash is = . l the Mindsets were acquitted. Mr. Illedeme said upon that occulo• that thee vies WNW sear is. diluents spinet the Weasel% GM he maid mallow whether he ought, In the parfeeseme a his duty, to pro ceed with may of these icdtemeals. The Lord Chief Baran 'squired a Mr. Elerjoant Bailee tins whether he intended to proceed with any of the other Merges against the &tandems ? Mr. Berjsant Ballantine said that having given full WM to the observations that had falloa from his lordship on the former 0CC1140411 viva those mitten WON investigated, he felt that it was ea imperative duty, both with regard to the pablie and also to the prosecutor, to take the opinion of the My apes ow other sem. no dahadaats were this given is sharp to the jury upon ma indiums% which charged them with salaerfedly coaspiriag together to sheet sad darted the prosecutor, and to obtain mosey by false protease,. he the facts were given very telly epos the two former trials, it will he unnecessary to repeat thane on the present occasion. It will be remembered that the prosecutor Mr. Walker, and the dsfeudant , Foamy, who wee a timber marchaat, had had largo business transactions to gether, and the allegation oa the part of the pro secution was that Nary, who was the prosemtees confidential clerk, and the other defeadaat, had soaspired together to shat that proms:ha 'Mies frasdaleut claims for timber, gad sot only for mash= quantities than wire actually hat else charges for timber when Bose et ell wee delloseed. The former cam rested almost mash apes the ef young man named Thomas lames the aeparee the defendant Nosey, sad the sea a hi I and he swore positively to the his amps been made, to the knowledge of both the fiellsaihate. The facts that ware elicited In ammessmiaatisa wore, however, of such a nature as showed else* that vary little rakes Gould be placed upcm the tegilmesy ef this witmem. Bs was &gal emsained petards', MI meardieg to his ovitenee, the math of February, 1864, false sharps wen made upon Oh. res•seetee Is hie ••••eat •• elm easamat et 1024 set of e gross total of 8341, and he mem that those foie amp, were mad. to the kaswiedp balt thedellhamh. Them was very little, if may, gmitisa. Imeeer of hie Mai. may, mad it trampled, as is the A mer trial, that lrpl proceedings were pain helms& the parties, and Sat Foamy, who had slam beam bankrupt, had deleted ea immediate secoad.slamesellieses, after • full Immiligeelea of his ILClOnaill and allies by the Cam of Beak/meg, end that he had a dein et Wass. SAIL and 7,008 E yes the 'MU of the premesest, whi if estelitaed, able his to pay 20f. is the pealed a, tea hissediesee. eat The Chief Baron, at the dose M the widow, Ise the pro-1 seestisa, expressed his spiels& that the Femme ems wea l mom a weaker as than thee with ha lismody bah die. 1 1 mei al, sad Oen la past a ha these lees se esesebeeml 1 ties a the wittiest, Me MAMA ter pile in si o ilemgh Mis epos ethers a wastrel= k If the dissied, beerevor, to hoar ths soma Air the &hauls were at liberty to do so • bet it smeared to him that *see w net sallehnot eornibaratisa a the whams letesie to justify, them in Mae apse his masa& The jury said they maid herie the gesesel tribe deimes.l thrisant Ohm sawlitaisty gamma them it the &- fauns Foamy, Gads a most ade • Ho urged the' 10 gmertel stoma he posted oat the abeam a :es Übe satinfeatory mi e te supped - pped eael eatreese hapeobabilty of the sery dill a by the wham' BM* she stied the jury whether they theaphe it pollehle that the eisemisert Feeney should km pee m smiler qualities a Maher tban mai aria =I making false Mies ma as had Ilea seggistek Mee he met have Mew that at asp memet he wee liable to be delselled. The leaned eerjeant thee mimed to the Bigoted iteemats betimes the partim eal said thee be bed m dent that if the large dole *Mita lies pr id WM/ Mt em made apish the pemealue the em Ma atasepe woad h raver have bsea Med mai that , ' in point of fast doe isiminal law had bean pat is meths by the m presmatae ise me other pupas them &hes aMU ski Serpent Parry 'be midterm/I the jury, sad he urged a pod =say of the rum Copies it behalf at his West. The Chief Buie, le thimieg Imola be pet repeat the epluloa he had espoused it de haw elleilieb, that as these shame had bees allowed to Ambit inew a peeled et three years, it would have hews Rath better If they bed ath bent greased forward until the Neil station gandleg tweet the parties bed her Ogees& ed, lad be tit the MN tithe wad It appeased le Ms lbstibewe wee No awdethelith of the oily whore wbe, is IWO elf het, peeved saytblag against the Wisdoms. au wbe wee dearly a pass .et entitled to as credit. Guilt The jury almost ithaedlately retuned a weld of Nog y. Mr. Bodkin then eousestad to • mast otangsillal beteg takes upon all the other chargn. The primer Neary, who had been ociavieted upon 'm oth*r charge, preferred by Yr. Walker, was this brought up for judgmeat, sad mimed to nine months' la.d labour. iderufh Lan., who was eonyisted on Tuesday, before Ste et, of &libel, was brought up os Saturday for judg ment, and sentenced to be iraprieerred foe two loom. Ilia *out at ito riolag adjoarood to Moadity, Nov. 24. arm a INITIL—AILLRORD SILO( OF CONTRACT. This Mies use troll befurs Mr. Jostles Er:., at Owl& ford, when • usenet wee Toned for the plaintiff. unities 211. wlt► leave rammed to apply to eater a sionsuit. Mr. Rdwis Jaws, in sow main for • rule to above anise Wt J a soma 'ballad set be enured, stated that the orlon was brought by Mr. 13:iff, the proprietor rd tbe Lue ders Journal, spinet*, defeurest Mr.ffstitb, • literary gee. Ilea•n, for tb• brio/Mal Ca aireasseat by which lb* latter sada took ow sertaia onditlans to teats • tale for that pub licans. TM queens was whether two haven mantel to a casuist sr the seesis alleged by the eat. via., ass re- Minn; the Melodist from wallas Mc my other work at TSB EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING', kOVEMBER 4, 1566. tbo prisoner, who had not boas at work at 011, and whose sows was found tobo Moen. _ _ _ Tielirgirinihino7suk, and evidence was given that he had been detected several Uses in attempting the same sort of fraud, and that he had been septettes& to nine meths for felony. The Assistaet-Inige aseteued the prisoner to five months' hard labour, and la doing so remarked that it would hays been more creditable to a great public body like the Bt. Katharine'a Doek Company if they had had this case brought before the smut by antesel. It had SO happaged that all the facts had been elicited, sad there had been no fallen of justice; but each a sorporation as this dock COllll- paay sorely could have had counsel to represent them. It would be very different to the coos of a poor individual. James Brown, 25, tailor, was indicted for stealing a gold watch, value 15 guineas, the property ot Thomas Holt, from his person. Mr. Digby appeared for the promotion; Mr. Metcalfe for the arbour. This robbery was committed oa the night of the Ist of October, in Bhorediteb. A mob bad oolleeted round two drunken soldiers, who were "larking." The prosecutor went to use what it was, sad the prisoner snatched his watch from his pocket. Mr. Metcalfe said he always did the best he could for a client, bat the evidence In this case woo so conclusive that he could not struggle against it. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. 51111rn1100 was deferred. William Gaffer, 28, end Nitta Gaffer, alias Bendy, 24, were iadieted for assaulting and beating Henry Foulke and William Mole, constables of the Metropolitan Police Force, in the execution of their duty. Mr. Bodkin was untrained for the prosecution by the Bolicitor to the Tummy, but is his abuses the case was endowed by Mr. Tindal Atkinson. Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the prisoners. Oa the afternoon of the 2Md of last month the male psi sonar:was raittoooductieg himself in a most gross manner on &Iron hill, when the constable on duty interlined, and advised him to go home. He refused to do so, and became very abasive ' and in the end the °pitiable took him into custody. Astriggle tamed, la which the constable was *rout down, sad the prisoner kicked him in a most savage and brutal meaner. Another mutable went to his assist sou end he was like assaulted . The female prisoner totekered, to endeavour to peayeat his being locked up, and she struck one of the oeoatabMa Two by aides the seastablee, sad it was with great atiaatty that the male primer was taken to the seatioa-kausa. The female, who was the wife of the esker pdasassr, was lakes of erward& Mr. Metcalfe said he weisisstousesd gtlmalpnlly to protect the interests of the womenorke had mmarees,, sited in the matter ender • central kopeks, seek( bee husband in trouble. Nothlog could jutigy the mama of the man, but the cue was very different es ommaled the woman, who, though ladloted k the name of Heady, really was his wife, end the eortilleata of theis woo l j mut. The Aseletant-Judge the ury, lithe,' found the walnut guilty at all, le men their attention to the count there*, her with a sums aseault. Mabry found the muse away generally, and the woman Quip of a common assault. The Assistant-Judge sentenced the former to hard labour for see year, and the letter te ose month's iceprisontreent. Henry Therlow, 30, was loud guilty of steeling three halforownsand o the r moms, from the puma of Peatilia Dela Ff, a Hindu sailor. A previous ouvistio• was proved molest him, end it was char he had been leading a lUe aerials. The court senteued him to four years' good servitude. Presets Dumper; 30, was found guilty, after several previous ecavietioes, of robbing William Jones of the sum of 21, and be was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Alfred Andrews, 10, was Waisted for stealing three piney weight* and upwards of gold, the property of Frederick Chamber.; and Charles Paktum, 18, was indicted for re solving the same, knowing it to have been *den. They pleaded guilty; and The Assistant-lodge usteued them each to sin months heed labour. =Ms MIL oewr. Thomas Law, 24, was Indicted for having stolen forty two pounds of sheet had, the property of Kern. Cubitt sad Co., the builder, of frays-lace-read. He pleaded Uty . h y. e prisoner was by tza4e a plumber, sad was employed is that capacity on Means. Cubit*** premises. Oa the even tag of the 29th of October one of his fellow workmen noticed that he looked more bulky than usual, end spoke to a watehmaa about it. They asked him to take off his clothes but he refused to do so, but directly afterwards be said be might as well get It out, sad he then polled a plies of skeet lead, weighleg 42 lbs., which had been twisted reread his body eat of his tremors. He was then given into essiteuesd hint to Roo mouths' bard labour. Edward hollows, 26, wee indicted for stealing from the poem of Ana Williams • pane captaining • sovereign sad Obit sisals. the r pri on ier. ir so appeared for the prosentina. Mr. Ribio3l for eie The prommetrie strived at the King ?bi ome Station of the Great Northern Railway from , about seven *Week, on the evening of the 27th of r, and while she was looking for her Image the prissier mooted her, sad asked ',battered' k was. She MIA Ida she had come by it from Darlington, sad he them said he wrested a friend from that paw As sees as he bad MA lee the 'missed her puree rrins her pocket, and aM gave IsA- to as et the porters, who went in ptiewp, and beano up wi , h him jut outside the station. AM be was OM that he was wanted as the platform', he set el a a sharp pees down Gray's4samed and tuned dean Beltwerdimereet—where, however, he was captured. Be was men te throws some- Meg sway, whale was presumed to he the pine. Be bad hem sees beim, lurking about the platform on the ar rival of train, sad in imesequeses be had ban watched. TM jury toned hien Mr. aid the east was determined to billet a severe pnlahmeat la asses of robbery comultted at railway Manua sad U asy former eciaietlea had been proved 'dean him, the sesame wield nest Lindy have been one of pasal servitade, show then was eight known against the MUNI wield be eight months' hard labour. WlLiam Webb, 19, wee Whited for aoleulthig end beam William Wilkins. Oa dm seising of last Thursday week the prosecutor was walking up Old street with Ids alstar*tlaw, when th e primmer emit op to ekes el made ma otbolive murk about the sistspin-law. Pleawatee told him to hold hie toogae, sad keep sash reabibt to himself, as Os female wee a reepeetelle babied the etre* him 'Neat kb* vi i 7traft wb e:7V = dews sad hb heed bobs i ashes with a slate be eat abed sae Wary that ks was taboo to ISt. Harthoismew'a Hospital, wham ha remised two dayr, wad was NM aids treatmsed. He had last the use of sae oar, nod tbe menisel Vriwho attauded him said he was ass yet out of pelemer said la kb debase that he only struck the blew to toWdelbase. _ _ _ _ . T ierJury lo;arrii. Ury, sad he wu senteoeed to sight ricotta' bead labour. William Thomas Sudan, 20, ploadsd guilty to a charge of Imolai teekaa Into tke deadfall berm of Jame Plaine, sad awns, mime weariag appeal, kis property. Tie pre senter was a sos-sonalsolosed militia cam, sad the also charged splash tho primmer wee aesraltiod fa the open day sad he was donated b the set of carrying away the pliader. &wowed to ono year's bard labour. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. TISTIRDAT. Joseph Boucher, 38, dodgem deewibeil as of superior education, was feasted for entbrasling the awn of 181. 12e, aad a variety ofatber sews of nosey which he bad received on account of Jones Jacquior, a Jtoquard loon maaufee tura, in Betheal•grese, bul master. He pleaded guilty by ' advice of column]. Mr. Sleigh said be appeared oa behalf of the proascution, sad hie client had only performed a public duty is unmet. Mg these proceedings, having nodosity to prom fee say severs amount of punishment epos the who had brought all thlsupos himself by embark's( foolishly in some specula ties. Perhaps he had lot originally intended to defraud Ma master ; he bad a wife arid family dependent epos h i m, sad eager all the cirmusataams, the prosecator earnestly re sommeaded hist to foamy. Mr. Cooper appeared for the primmer, whom limey, ha said, bad bad to Goateed with long sad serious Clam, and that really had beim Use eau, of his snaking use of big master's mosey. Se bemuse very repentant, and confessed what he bad dome to his atom; whose opinion of him w.s so high that, uotoltbotandiag the confession, he continued him is his envie, as seamier, far three weeks after be was aware of the rdasor's position, sad then, after coasultiag some other penes er penes% be gave him hit) emu dy. The primmer bad always spokes la tonal of lb. highest mite of his master; be had resolved great Madmen tem him, sad be was sextons to dispose of some little property whisk be possessed to reimburse hia. The Amistast-Jedge seatsaoad Was to three months' bard labour. Timothy Moore, woo indicted for obtaining 2,.61., with Latent to de fraud the fft. Katbarino's Doek Company. It appeared th►t the prisoute proorated Inamoll to the paymostor of dm dock day labs:wren, and answered to Ito ,as of Bonnets 11. rrostesd 2.. 6d. whiaa a parson of t►at •ame woo .•thkd to toasty, ter • day's work, kw* ft was s$ ono almond UM • trawl bad Om ossitlttal by WESTMINSTER. Eliza Owen, slim married woman, and a well known utterer of bite coin, and Thomas Keene, were charged with knowingly ;merits counterfeit half. crowns. _ _ A clerk from the Treasury-offies attended to prosecute, and Mr. H. Downey wu engaged for the prisoner Owen. A detective officer of the A division, No. 279, stated that on Thawley afternoon he was at the Antelope, Eaton terrace, when the female prisoner came in and asked for half a quarters of gin. He saw her give Keene a ►alf crown pees. Keene went away with it end soon sitar re turned. They had tome conversation together, when they lett the house. Wiesen followed, sad SSW the female hand a parse to her companion. Witness then went into a stationer's shop, neat door to the Antelope, sad ascertained that the male prisoner had passed a half-crown, which upon examining he found less a eounterfeit. Witness left, and soon after the female prisoner went there. When she same oat, having unsueseestelly tried to pees a bad half-crown, she waved her hand to Keene, who, upon seeing her, walked fast away. Witness ran after him, and 'shied him. On his pursuit of Keene he saw a pollee constable, and told him to take Owen into custody. As they were going to the station-bouse, the male prisoner Bung away a pane. He (witness) picked it up, sad found that it contained three bass half-crowns and one counterfeit crows plass. The oaks, added that the prisoner Keene had la his possession a pocket haadkerchief in which were tied up various articles, among which were a mutton chop, some small pines of meat, and two spoons. He added that he thought they had bees bought with spurious money. There was 14s. Id. good money on Keene, and 18s 7d. on Owen. Mr. Paynter—lt was clear that they had goad money to pay for the articles they received without parsing bad money. Keene said he would reserve hie defence, and Owen said he never had thereto*. Prisoners were committed for trial, bat admitted to bail. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Robert Wyatt we brought before Mr. Beedon for Baal rumiaation, Mired with laming two cheques for 2601. and 91. ids., in the names el his employers, Mans. Waldman, Heyeroods, sad 0.., Battle bridge, and thereby dernmliag the London and Westminster Bart, St. James-square. Re wee committed for trial Gs both charges. LAMBETH. OSOrg. Cr 02 1 4 17 years of age, wee charged with disturb ing a Baptist congregation. Mr. Bolton. one of the elders belonging to Bales Chapel, Parkoirmt, Brunton-kill, deposed that the chapel being seder repair, the service wee carried on at the School-rooms is Bristol', and for smite Sundays past the eongregation had been subjected to great ennoyanos by boys. Oa the night of Beisday week, a number of the congregation, on going oat 'to ascertain the oases of the noises made at the door, re ceived • severe blow from a brickbat. On the evening be• fore, daring the progress of the meek*, a loud noise was heard at the door, which very mach alarmed the oongrega lion end interrup ted the service. The prisoner was taken into custody es one of the persons musing the interruption I The object in bringing the youth before his worship was net ' to punish him, bat to pat a stay to the annoyance. PolioemoustaMe Drew said that oil the evening before, while oa daty at the school-rooess daring the service, he saw the prisoner and three other youths walk stealthily to wards the door, enter the schoolroom, and immediately after he heard several load cries of " Bravo, bravo." He sem towards the door and caught the prisoner as he was rushing eat. His compositor.' got away. The prisoner, who flOWllti a good character, impressed hie sorrow for his conduct. . _ . . Mr. Elliott runerked that the offence charged wu one of a very widow* aad wischiovons description. The prisoner rout fled two bail ia 101 each, or one in 201., to b. of good behaviwu for one =oath. LONDON WIZIMY -------- Imported. gooen.W. India mica Mauritian boo 1,500 Brava lladrer‘op 18,000 Penang hip Foreign l,OOO 11 Ceylon ran SOO Ooose. H.F. 1,100 P AZ For —... mks 13 Delivered. Pr. Stoat ink 2.330 111,100 00001 10.400 141,000 122,000 9,700 93,000 21,0.0 MOO 110,000 ?TAD 31 120 4341 140 5,600 1,9,0 331 0,490 9,460 3.0 3,230 9,130 1 170 444 1,150 23,300 23,300 8170A1L—The noses of import la the ten months over that of the nee period at leit, Is reduced to 59,400 tone, sod from the limited grin now known to be on the way. there Is every probability doe ekes of the One tlas sasses will have altogether dten. rho dedleceles bens centermace end moon together, L e r n e t Um attar bend, mended, el.hoon toe trilling extent, three et lost par, bnng ben 1111,40 D nand tows, 317,000 tome, and the stock. tank ea tllti Ist Osesber was 91,800 is now reduced to 0.1100 ; wespesd nib not of let November. 1053, shows en sawn of aft 6 Ma Mrs limas valleisnily attest the soon natioo of ibk indeetant artlea, sod as then an no surplus stocks In the Euro. ps manna es then were Isst year, to Olen , es say addition te the direstis yes awes the medusa, centrism nuns dm next two triodest, nese le no doubt of ensiled rates bong l mahasined. ad Irked the pawn rate et emettmption lan seercely he min. - - -t We last :wroth Mead witbestleadisg to farther sgibricsknent. alluded to a very (Mt debsissay la the Louisiana crop. end in eas anemias of this we now and that is several markets—the West Indies. Havana, mad ths Brszlis —buyers have already been oparsttag for the United Sates. The prospects of the crop In Mauritius are very good, sad that bland is nitrated to yield an Ineresae even upon last year, bat at the latest dates several oargors had teen purchased for Proem end the 01st arrivals here us therefore not Lobed for earlier than ussaL Trost Calcutta there wits very little shipping wham ths sail Mk but later in the semen we may expect that our Mil prices will stimulate shipments from thence: so far, however, Mauritius and Bengal seem the only countries likely to I ornieh asy important 'jeerers In the supplies of lull, though the crops of both Cuba and the brazils are raid to be pratoistog.—(Prom the Monthly Weights of Items. lineman and Bourn.) TALLOW. The tallow market woe very firm, with on advandng ten dewy up to 'Monday in tart week. Late on that day speculative MOWS Mined a large quatiuty of tallow on the market for forward delivery, and %herbs declined lc to all positions. On Friday, bow saw, there wee nab • reutioo, and on Saturday the decline of thereby was warty rwevertd. To.nay th e market has been steady, without much activity, and we leave off -Spot, 57c ; MI the year. 30s, (M. to 3d.; Dee. sad Jan., 1ee.94.; Jan. and March, Wk. 6d. to IM.; tallow oil, lins.; tallow elabe, Ile.; town tallow, 33e. 6d. nett cash. We quote palm ofl, 445. to 44s 10d.; eons not oil. Cockle, Sin.; ditto,Or lon. 47.. rd.; linseed, be. led.—(From Munro gmkh and Cbarises Cfreular of Monday evening.) COTTON.—Liviasecity Nov. 3.—The market Mewed tamely with much IMMO' is prices, watch ore ursetwoked from the eurream of Friday last. The mks amounted to 1,060 bales—all to the trea..— eomprldee 100 Egyptian, at 616. to Bp.; 600 Surat. at ye. to PO.; aid 00 Bas In at Is. to Is. 00. per lb. Import Mace ilturwMp SAO bales. TIM LINEN TRADg.—Ths week.' transmtkas show oo change. We have been favoured by Ur. Magill with a sop) of hia month y ekedm, which we append Belfast, Nov. l.—As I mitlelpate4 dm Manses. for Oetoter has leen very moderato Its large have ulna place to Hoses Or yarns. Alt parties seem to set with in. creased .notion, sod the Moult la satisfactory. 1111 tldtdoem of money. sod the ham prospect of it barnotiog cheaper or more oboe. dew. will keep all operatloo• so% Out on • limited reale. From alt I ma me, our trade Is as ho ditty, If sot more no than other sosaufao today districts. Tans have leaved off :rtely, as. Add verb belay over, weavers ham again art down to work, sod toe the moat two or three mootheliner riosatlttes of llama will be roads; this will rams yarns to moll, ball do not tlink at any @drum la prises, ea the eaoses shady wooed =oft rings% lieseiforo nom haying to freely so otherwise they might have dams. Doris, die moth pekoe for yens Iwo bees ins; it the one tiat o. nutikaarin are set Oak • wants well supplied. Linens. brown : Qoastitiss to mnrket larger, demand languid, prima unchanged. I cunt see any chants of an Minute to ;riots - rather a reduatiou, as speculators will not nor can. not bsy, sod Newberg only what they wan,. I expect to we stocks becoming larger. WhiA.: qtme few orders are to hand; for home market little - ill be done ibis year, ag traders will not buy, except for immediate moats; for export more may be done; as rental mar kets bare been re long bid, It is quite reasonable to appose they MU get better. Mexican, Cuban, and West Oust of South American mar. bets will, In my opinion, beams we long better than they have been. Pax eery good supply; good quality ; prime fair for farmer as yet u spitiler."—Bc(fort paper. COAL& Lannon, Nov. a. BooldWs Went Hartley, 16a. 6d. Byames Beholds Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Davison's West Bartley, Ink 6d. aledley's Hartley, 19n. 6d. •, loagridge's West Hartley. 16a. ad. Taatield Moor, 16a.; Tanfisid Moor Butes, 16.4 Went Felton. ila. Walls End Godoetb, .7a. 6d.; Walla End Riddell, OA 64.; Eden Maw, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Belmont. 116.614 Wall. End Lambton, 19s. ad. ; Walla End &sham, Jan. Dd.; Wats End now h Betton, 19a. ed.; Will. End Echos, lint 3d. • Walls End South Hartle. pool, 16a. ad.; Walls End Teen, 19s. ; Walla End Whitworth, Its.; Walls End Low Sunburn, 165.; Buttignose Gramota. 221.6 d. ; Lion's Anthracite, 218.64.-83dps at market, 61; sold, 69. THE POLICE COURTS. MANBION.IOI7BII. George Brown, a solrli - Z•presea on furlough, was brought before the Lord Mayer, charged with hating rob bed Maria Liadasy, the wife of a sailor, in San-square, Biebegegate, of s gold watch sad chain of the vales 0181. The rowans said—The winner lodged with me about two awe ago, sad afterwards enlisted la the army. On Saturday he called to see me, and he wse latoxisettri. 1 bad it my packet at the dais • geld watch and Asia which my ma had given me to take eon of. Whilst the prisoner was is my room I seined the watch and chain, and accused him of Linn, takes them. He dude' having does so, epos which lent foe a Wilma& Mn. Straehan, • friend of the proseeatrix, said—l was present when the watch sad shale wen mimed. The pl aner was mewed by the protentria of having stolen them, epos whisk ha tried to Into the ram, bat she closed the door sad /invested hiss. He then sat upon the soh, and I saw W take the watch sad ellen from his paint, and pass them seeder the sashimi of the rota. I saw the chain amella, down, sad as soon as the policeman eatend the nom I took it and the watch sad gave them to him. The a:sone, who tinted the charge sad said he °mild furnish evidence of the good character he had hitherto horse, was remanded. As the Lord Mayor was on the pent 'Cleaving the beach a retinue stood forward sad said that he attended in entrequease of having had his at eaties directed to what bad Una from Mr. O'Couiell la the jastice-room cn Satur day last, in referent. to the practice which had existed of late yens of parading the *Hey of • Roman catholic bishop shoat the street* of LmWoss on the 6th of November. The gentlemen, after stating that be himself was a protestant, said that Mr. O'Connell bad omitted to mention that the exhibition complained of bed been provoked by the Roman ostbdica, who in the year 1860 had parcelled oat land into bishoprics la defiance of the authority of the Queen sad the legislature. 'The Lord Mayor expressed himself in eimiler terms to titres to which be gave internee on Saturday last, and the applissat left the court. GUILDHALL. Jame* Henry Wright, a boot sad shomnaker,was charged at the footnote of the OVIIIIOIIIII of tbs precinct of Whits. friers, with having committed wilful sad corrupt perjury. The prisoner had bets • pauper is the City of Ltattou Union for many years, sad a storm of moult trouble sod impose*, be navies been lama tines pat is the way of earalag hie own itchy, sod baring am of , sa returned to the anion. Oa the 19th of eepMaibrr, 1640, the prisoner was apprenticed to a shoemaker la Lambeth, wan► whom be lived about 16 or 16 moutt a, sad t►en absconded. The City of London Union, on Saturday lam, brought the primmer before 134 Kelm. W. Cordes sad Alderman Laurent*, for the pawpaw of remiss ►im to •be Lambet► Units, bat he, preferring tee City of London Cato., demigod that he be longed to Lambeth pariah. By act of parliament it regain* a reettleace of 40 days la a pariah ►y as apprentice under as lodestars to seastitsta a teithomeat, sad Um primmer, being aware of that fast. dalibssoW7 swore Wit ha only Won with ►is mow t►ose weeks whim M absconded. He was esatlatusd, and every opportunity given to him to withdraw that statement, but be would not. He wee confronted with his master, his muter's son, and his muter's littler, and recognised them all, and they Identified him, but still he persisted in the same 'tumult. and solemnly swore that he had absconded after he had boos with his macer three weeks. It was clearly proved that he had lived with his master fifteen or sixteen months, and he wee accordingly committed for trial. VT vaaona r-o 80121. Ludwig Theis, a young Hungarian, who bad been re unify discharged from the German Legless, was charged with cutting and wounding police constable Warner, H 33, and Henry Moons, &porter in Spitallield•market, whereby their lives had been seriously endangered. Sarah Bryant. residing with her lather, in Vine-court, Spitallielde,sall—Shertly before twelve o'clock on Saturday night, I was standing at the corner of Commercial-street, Whiteebopel, in conversation with Henry Monies, when the prisoner came up and asked us, in broken English, to get him acme water. Oa telling him that be would be able to get it himself at the public tiouse close by, the prisoner suddenly seined me by the um end tried to throw me down, bet was prevented by Mauler, who dragged him away from me. In the course of the struggle that took plea between them, the prisoner made a snatch at the militant pocket of Monies, as if he meant to rob him of his watch, and at the same moment pullsd out a long-pointed knife, resembling a dagger, with which he attempted to stab him. I Immediately celled ant " murder," bat was so terrified at the violent conduit of the prisoner, that I ran away, end saw nothing of whet afterwards took plate. Thomas Harris, a journeyman shoemaker, said—l was passing through Casanercial street at the time in questior, when I saw a crowd of german surrounding the prisoner, who was brandishing a knife over his head and threatening to *tab any one who ventured to come near him. Almost immediately afterwards the policemen Weiner made his way through the crowd sod seised hold of the prisoner,who instantly drove the knife into his breast, and afterwards stabbed him twice in the upper pert of his thigh. Oa re ceiving the latter wound., the policeman fell to the ground, on ebeervisg which I ran forward, end, after an unsueceis ful effort to wrest the knife from the primer, I forcibly threw him down, and snapped eff the blade against the pavement I kept hold of the prisoner until the arrival of another policeman, who succeeded in securing him, after • desperate rotate... and ultimately conveyed him to the station house. PoliaeoaaiablePlo d,Hll4,statedthatonreaehiogthe spot, be found the officer, W , attempting to ((nipple with the prisoner, but be was evidently in • state of en tracte exhaustion, and exclaimed, " Oh, what shall I do, the villain bus stabbed me, aced my boot is full of blood." Witness immediately seized hold of the prisoner, who cosi rammed a violent residues, and " jobbed" at him several times with the handle of a knife, the blade of which had been broken off; but he war ultimately overpowered and taken into custody. Mr. Robert Habash= house surgeon of the London Hospital, stated that bot h of the rosecutors were very seri ously iojured. Hopes were entertained of the policeman's recovery, hat M;nles was in a highly dangerous condition. The prisoner, who deaied the charge, through en inter preter, was rsassadsd. TEE HOP DUTY An savant of the duty on hope of the growth of the year 1856, dietinguishinir the district., and the old from the sew duty : Districts. Duty. Barnstaple Canterbury 120,231 13 lli Cornwall 0 14 0 Coventry 0 2 74 Brea Gloucester Grandam Hants Hereford We of Malt 11,434 16 5 Lincoln Lynn 1 410 Northampton 3 19 3 Nottingham l6 17 244 Reeding Itoshetum Sheillekt fitourbridp 2,744 14 11 Suffolk .. 906 14 8 Surrey flame Taunton Helen. 11160 e l4 3 7 Wen 3l 1 9 Weramer C 407,36 0 0 4 Old duty, at ld. 1240 per lb. 266,611e 16 61 New duty, ■t Id. 640 per Addltlasal duty of 3 oeot., per Act 3 %dol. 17 23,206 7 111 .--- E 187,380 0 61 Inland Revenue Ogles, Nov. 3. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Dan, Captain Hots, bociairoYi;j:Weiro, — With coal., aught on the banks whilst towing to sea, and has fallen over, and Ailed.— Hartlepool. Nov. 1. Datunkaa, Captain Heed, frost Liverpool, discharging coals in Gibraltar Bay, drifted front her moorings. on Oct. 24. and on the followiag day In beating op to her anchorage, mu driv e n on th e rooks off Green Island. near Algeciras, and became a total wreck; wow arid.-Boatbampton, Nov. 2. loctiNoses thieport, " pnt bs;;l;ti7New Tork, Oct. 19, leaky, with MVO shifted, in the gale of Oct. 17.—Liverpeol, No y. 3. haw canon . hence for Melbourne, has put into Queematown leaky. —Liverpool, No y. 3. Leneaster, from Singapore at New Took leaky, haeini been on shoes on the tall of the West Bank, and masted off by three steam toga, —lLiverpool, Nov. S. Mania Miltedge (barque), Captain Retd , of South Shields, from Omen. oak. for Bt.John. N. 8., struck heavily on the Blonde Rock, off Cape Sable, on Oct. 18. She afterwards came off very leaky, and was ebeadoned by the crew yesterday morning about 11 miles W.S.W. of this port., in the track of TOPBOIS entering or leaving the Bay of Toady, end le supposed to hare gone down shortly afterwarde.— Yarmouth, NA., Oat. 19. LITILLPOOL SNIPS AT romans POIIII6—IIICS, (1111). at Madeira (and sailed, Oct. 20, for Rio Janeiro); North America, at Quakes ; Eleanor Thompson (for Vera Crow), off Campeachy Straus (es), Lerma IV, and Andes (r), at Othertar ; Cherokee. at Demerara; Chien, at Guars ; Galatea, at the City of St. Domingo ; Warn, at Juries; Urania% and Mary Deasy, at Vera Cruz ; Empire, Ruhr. 'Andrew Poster, sad Yorkshire, at New York; Karroo, at Urea ; Ellen, at Santander ; Delta (se( at Easton ; Arabia, at Halifax ; Governor Lan, Emelt Trald, Kappahumork, Clarissa Bird, Julia. G. Tyler, and tLalatta, at New Orleans; Rufus Page, at Beaton ; Florida, at Savannah ; Coggin de Marls, at Hartmann ; Equator, and Courier, at Si, John's, N. 8.; ItaWn (as), at Havre ; Mentor, at Landetarne; Thick)., at brittle. Soften on Lavaspeoz.—Cotthestb, from Valparaiso, Aug. 31 WM.; from Bordeaux, Oct. 30. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alin* from Plymouth for Adelaide, July 15, Lt. 25 S., lon. 40 W. Ass. frees Singapore for London, Sept. 11, lat. 22 8, lan. 1 E. Araldan (ehlp), 01 Limrpcol, Cot. 20, lat. 49.40 N., lon. 11.40 ; with peamegMe. Artesia (barque), from Madras for Undone, Aug. 18, lat. 35.13 8., lon. 22.19 8. ; 64 dam out. Bell Bock (American slip), from Calcutta for Loudon, Aug. 31, lat. 32.57 8., lon. 20.19 E. Crimea (barque), kern Calcutta 86 days. Oct. 8, lat. 4 N., lou. 19 W. Cerra (barque), from London ter Sierra Inoue, Oct. 27, lat. 38 N., lon. 9 W. Cybele (grill& torque) steering W.B. W., Oct. 18. lat. 33.42 N., lath 27.15 W. Les Ltdp), gar Auto Wad, Sept. 29, lat. 10.23 N.. lon. 24.39 W. 131 lan. nom New Orleans or Liverpool, Oct. 1, lat. 29 N., lon 73 W. Cincinnatue (ship). Men Sunderland for Bombay, Sept. 26, lat. 13.0 N., ion. 16.16 M. Clyde, from London for Calcutta, Aug. 14, lat. 38 S., lon. 21 E. Chnitepec, from Liverpool for Bombay, &pt. 30, LL 7 N., lon Collbsproad (barque), &cm Loudon for Sydney, 62 days out, lat. 2 1 5 8.. on. 20 W. Duke of Northumberland, from Penang for Loodon, July 20, Lt. _ 14., lon. 94 R. Duchess of Sutherland, from Penang for Lando., July 23, lat. 2.5 8., lore. 95.30 E. Eleanor Thome= (Mfg), of Whitehaven, from Liverpool for Vera Cruz. Oet. 10 ; 60 days oat. Mien, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Jane 26, lat. 6 N., ton. 18 W. Falcon (ahlp), from Liverpool for tiananah, Oct. 1, let. 33.40, los. 112.13. Prot Trade, Stover, from Liverpool for Callao, Aug. 9, lat. 3 N., Ice. n W. Jame. Weir, from London for Rio Janeiro, Oct. 3, lat. 11 N., Ica. ZS W. John Wads, from Poo.clwo-foo for Loodoe, off the Cape of Goal Ho: e. La Boise (ship), Sept. 30, from Layton for Sydney. Lion, Prom Camels for London, Aug. 16, lat. 29 8., lou. 40 R. MenW (e.), from Southampton for Singapore, Sept. 19, Lat. 11.35 8., 10..19.59 W. ; oat 28 day,. Mande, from Shields for Calcutta, Aug. 14, lat. 38 8., lon. 23 E. Morning Star, from Bristol for Melbourne, Sept. 30, lat. 7 N., lon. 113 W. Nymph (barque), from England for Canton, July 21, lat. 26 8., lon. 33 W. Oriental (ahtp), from Madras for Falmouth, Aug. 20, lat. 34.658.. We- She E. 92 days out. Pellets Mate, from Liverpool for New °flume, Oct 29, 35 miles N.B. of Turku.' . . . Onen of the Sea. from Alva By for London, Oct. 7, lat. 40 N, lee. ' a W. Shanent; (114), for Calcutta, lat. 1 N., lon. 112 E. Shand, from Malabar Comet for Loodon. Sept. 30, lat. 7 N., Ida. t 5 W. Thomas Brooke bank, front Cakotta for Liverpool, lat. 10.38 N., kn. $9.27 E. ; 15 dap out. Wave Queen, from Sundarbod for Calcutta, Lag. IS, off Cape of Oood Hope. [Aivarthommt.)--AT MI. MESHY/ ESTABLISH. mum 111. PagrabstzaeL No rt =mballatramt, mad Crystai hire. are adilbllallie tee of Math rearistaetarea fa Obluislasseal Haelmbeaak W tiog.eases, Dreesinrkaga sad antis lads el vgillgar lorary suitable kw pramentatics. • eeparet•de. =llllAt Paige limb. Manufactures gad Bagatelle labile. Table Issillimem Paganism Strops. Pare, ach ablergag 11101111111111111104 ra prim *barged st ell the Setablitemeata. • SW Warr Mem at thmlimgesAatraet Beta%attakent tot to. sale or Hama Time la mama. lofts. .ads ',mt. 0 , .1.4.016 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CHRISTIE-oot. 30, at Banbury, Diddleeez, the wife of W. D Christie, Eaq., of ■ daughter. DAVIEL—Oet. M. at Dewlap., the wife of R. 11. Danes, Req., Bangui Civil Servile. of aeon. HUNTRIL—Cat. $l, at Weetboorce.park-goadran , , the wife of R. H. Bunter. Rag.. of a we. UELLIBII.--Oet. Of, at Riehmond, Surrey, the wife of Lieut.-Col. W. 1.. Mellidt, of a sou. 8111711. 7 0 et. St, the wife of Mr. IL South, of Bader Street, Liver. . . pool;.f a Ka. 803111.4. 7 061. 32.. t Belmont, Lee. Kent, the wile of F. Eames. Gg„, Cif t. datighler. THWAITIIB.—Oot. 30, et Bognor, Surer, the wife of F. U. Uniting. _ Ep. of aam. TURNOUIit. —Oot. 11. at Lizhato Hill. the.irlfe of J. H. Tumour. Esq., of a NG. . _ TACHER.—Aug. If, at Sham►r, China, the wife of W. 11. 'rasher, Zan., of a daughter. • • . WILLIAMS.—Oat.3O. at St. Alhac'e-ail:ae, Xemiah•towc, the wife of the Eta. W. C. William, of a soh. MARRIAGES. BARRY—MOLLEIT.-od. 30, at St. Odes's, Caraberwell. by the Key. D. Moors, Harbert, son of C. Barry, Esq., of Orpington Priory, Kent, to Fanny, daughter of J. Monett, Eaq., of the Ter. race, Camberwell, Surrey. CLARK —WDEELhIL—Oct. SO, at All Saints', Southampton, IL Clark, Rp, M.D., of Midland Howe, to Jolla, relied of the lat. 0. w heeler, Esq., of Southampton. lIILL—COBDON.—Ocr. SP, at 64.11ride's, Liverpool, by the Rev. W. Pollock. A.M., C. 1.1101, Ero, of Pare pl.tec. 113110-wk. London, to Lone, daughter or R. Cordon, Esq., of Liverpool. KING—LWCIIANAN.-o , t. SO, at Colton, Staffordshire, by the Rev. G. Pinder, R. King, Esq. LP., son of the Rev. It. Y. King, to Prances Jaw, daughter ad the lam R. Buchanan, Faq., of Athertca. loarmahlra. DBATIIS. ALLEN.—Oet. 30, it ?elevens Cottages, &ambers-road, Woggles. Mr. T. B. ales, aged 34. BININABT.-00t. SO. et Agordby, Letceeter, the Be.. A. Burnaby. LA aged 71. _ CAKTEIL_—Nov. I, J. Carter, Esq., of Spalding, aged 42. ELSWORTIL—Oet. SO, at West 'Reach. Lytham, Lecesehire, W. ilswertb, Ilag„ late of Preston, aged 73. TEREMAN.—Ost. SO, at hie residence. Rytoa-cenDunemore, neat Ornate', Replies Fromm Fag., la the 83111 year of bo. see. BAGOkILD.—Oet. SI, at Brighton, J. Waggard, Keg , LLD., aged SS. HANIOTT.—Oet. SD, at Southampton-tow, Reason. square, P. A. Basra; Sp, seed 31. HOOPEIL—Nor. 1, at Dever. site a fee days' Clow, Edith Marisa tbe beloved and only deashtes of J. b. Hooper . Fag, of Shea Amos, Streatham, sad 30, Que.:ditties, bpi 3 gems. Printed and publisbed by Wittuite Kayo Hsi ^ of No. o.l.ombazd Ram, in tb• City of Loudon. Pfister, at am Oates. In Lombard Prot laths froWt.cd inMerthow-Tanavralovum 43111.• Pr I P