The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-25 00:00:00

tab) *Mllignice. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 24. •LPYILIF 1111 LORDS IMMO OP APPIAL. AII:A.Z.JN IP. LIB i AND It 1111 11•IT11 OP ?MI 101•1, BRITISH BAHR. Coos the sp..lies'ios ot Ur. 01asse, Q C lure wu gives to was •crice ot :pavane( appeal sigmas% the deeisios Ifiee-Cheneellor Ktudenley is this sue. Mrßoll, Q.C.. for the parties Mtwara is 'imputing Or Vice-Casneelior'sjaditureet, ash he did sot oppose the application, bat surliest. cl whether, hears regard to the baparbility of hearing the whole of the eire Wegener (the last day t 1 the sittings is tens), it would sot be as veil tithe aotios were served of appealed' the lot day of the sittings after term Mr. oreas had so objecnies if the patties represented by Mr. Roll would und e rt a k e list to set under the judg lust till the sr 11 , s e mid be beard. Lord Janice 'OA Bruce thought it would be as MOH fber the cotta ot motion should be served to•sorrow, cad , Mau to that drat was accordingly gives. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 24. Illirubes II sumo.— worm LOID CAW am. irD JUillen COGSIIDYI, V I...find/a, „MID WWI. MU QUI= P. BOItiD OF TIFIBISON. ?lON OF ♦ CIIIIITIRT. Mir P. Telly said i - rw; inst;;;;d7o.pply for a mar.da mos sailing upon the bariol board of Tiverton to show came why • meadamee should sot isms commanding them to pat forthwith tbe portion of the new cometery is that town,. whisks is latenried to be eosseersted for interments awarding ' lethal rim of the establistmd Marsh, in each • state sad imsditios as should render the same fit and prow to be enneenrated by the b:rbop of the diocese. Lord Campbell—You may take a mho to show same why a Insadamus abosld not Mese, and *ben we shall bear bot h ides, and sosmkether the ersastery has or has aot been pat In sash a eamtlitioa as to b• is • lit mats for cosseeratitm.' There sea be no eoabt that, by the set of parliament, the hoard an required to pito* • atm ellimisrlf is • poops, con dition to be emireceeted by the bishop of the diocese, sad if they have omitted to de so they Mee not fnifilied the obli ilatsse whisk the law has neat spew Rae LW. VII Qllllllll O. 1110KAII COOP/11. Al ATTOZNIFT.-AP- 11.10ATIO1 TV ATAILI AM ATTOitIST OTP TUB TOLL. Is tale sum • Ws bad bees obtakied by Mr. Webby, albs' apes Mr. Tissue Cooper. as attorney, le show INNS why be etauld sot be Mama a the rolls of the coast for miesesdeet. Cooper was engaged to defend a prisoner named Hill, who yea charged at some petty stisioas Si tie sweaty of Cl ender the rroeisions of • serials set of resilamest, with barter le bin pommies e hags quality of aemsaefeesteed silk of whiab lie was stable to ties soy satisfactory amount. Hs was towed guilty sod sentenced to mew punishment. het he appealed against the eosvieti in at the seater mask m tar the comity, sad Cooper was reteioed tho seeds'. hie atrial. Is the seam et Sae iavestigation estate invoices won addesed ha soblease t with the view of showing that the wooed bed resibeeell Ws silk, sad from 'soot thefts C..eier vas obeerved le Mw est a smell pass of Fever and threw it os the gassed, Nos to risk it tip ovals sad road it scto three pars, whisk he apes throw dews sad oodeavaured to destroy with his fem. Theis ✓isen were afterwards eollostad sad put together, vibes it wee disavowed that they bow the word "tram," whisk sig aided a diffenat destripties of silk from that which bad to beemeseted fog. The laminates's asset, the keo • ledge of a• ariberst... wso demesded se emoiesetion from Cooper is to. ewe ; bat ho did sot &seise. this es aweless' him self, owl be was s estnittert his swamps et sours, but on tho alloodsg day he was releoloil Aeon Owe as emus mmo el the serious Lhasa of sew, meshes of his Manly. Ike tneghtratee, Irises'?, deemed it their duty to make reo moose appiloation to the court to bass his ism. struck off !let sells:. on the put of Cooper, sow showed oases ageless the rale. He said Mr. Cooper dulausil that be suer Weeded to sake us of the isoclines. evi less., is is insole arm the 031111 by prodsciag a estilsted end desepthe docent's!, bat tore oat the word which had bees seentlesed simply for the purpose of testis' the troth sad seetiorsey of a sitseas sadu easseinatioo with regard to sliether Have is the issoioe, whisk did set specify the kind aid* which had bees supplied. Mr. Cooper had been is pee/nice asap years, sod bad hitherto lad • blameless life, said he (the learned counsel) bed alidavite without seater Ansa peassewC ledessiag to surly all chase of society, leadestattlessy to the integrity of his character and to his =Vsolidest. Under these dramatising be left ibe sureital as well as reasonable consideration et the Mari, being sonfldest that their lordships would sot pat the Tent c epos the sat he h.d committed, aid subject his t, the severe pssalty of being struck off ▪ tolls. Mr. Houk followed os the same side. lit. 17llebynepp;tedthe rale. - Lord Campbell—l tblok the Court of Quite, Serious sated with great propriety in this Weir, sad that the smut tily is mutt indebted to them for the Ilse of conduct which they adopted. There were grounds for a namable belief en their rot that • doconseet had bees mutilated with a bad Wrath*. They, therefore, have instituted this pro. neeettea, sad brought all the decimetre's before us, sod as applicatioa is entde to strike Mr. Cooper elf the rolls. If It had bits proved that he bad by premeditation sad de gip mutilated tan dimmest kr the pupae of ries it in ev ukase, most undoubtedly the penishment which I. =weeld be iefticted are him ; but there is rears to , sad love—aid I myself believe—that there was so gereeditatad dries of the ware wblah has bees imitated Y him ; but at the ram time, I am brad to say, there has bun humor, seadaat a his part. It appease quite clear Oat la the hurry of the moment, sad seeleg the matter wee *plan lea sliest, he did resort to as expedient mast be deeply redeemed ; for, although le did set mess, as he ewers, to use the deenmest InOvidesea ae spirt the preseeation, it is quite Meat be iteadad is use it, sad did rally er ie , •Itle the view el Ildbessirkg the Wad et the mitres That s what 011111111 SOWN Iterete It ie el the last importance that the Meetiy of say desemeat given in or placed is the blinded • , should be preserved; and we moat rap ha gm the spoliator—the iadividoel who muti lates she • reeneeet—in a moat niter tiger, and repri mand sad pieta him whoa his redact is brought bore se. The maser la whet! Mr. Coops, eondateted himseU with regard to the fragmeate skewed he was eeeestoes ei ding what was wr.ag ; and though we will not adept the errs* merino of a tnktag him off the role, wettest bard tepees rah sleds:neat se will mark err eerie et re Im -01o( his conduct. The affidavits rI. elarecter 11%, perms of respectability weigh rey easstdsrably war ea; end under all the eitraseleare **lodgment of the court is that Mr. Coors be 'impended from the @m elee of hie protean= al ea strawy of this corn lot the se sae olds eakender Medi& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 24. senses a sam—weaz csiu nen= canna.. *a AMMO LA IMAM 11141T111 •. LOYD 1111011TOSIL-BILL OIVILN Ilt 1111 Or ♦ 70/1011D BILL. This cm wee partly beard on Saturday. The tidbit wee epos s 1,0001. bit of esebasse *Welt bad bees give, is re anal of a bill which turned oat to have been forged, and ▪ UM trio! the jury gave a verdict for the defendant. A gobs. however, woe obtaised fora new trial ups the ground of iniedirevivn, and that the verdict teas ',sign the eel- Anse, sad the matter sow ease before the court upon moo bolas aborts aseir.st the vela being nod* absolute. The Chief Justin., at the conclusion or the organist, =LId bra °plains thst there bad been no stiedtreetion, the jury were jaitified in arriving at the verdict Isla& they led gives. Rule diselessed. SWTIIII2X P. SWUM/ ♦ L•DT. The plaintiff la slim esee, Mr.. Limpid's, ths daughter /Maw of the late Mr. Swyafes, sad the defendant, Ceptsas Illityales, I. hiss a. TM dearased hy his will doviesd hi. 'slaw is W plaaviff, but the deteadast sub* qwntly Weed the estates be hear at Isw, sad so bast was dinond by IMO Curt of Chiming to try 'beam the deceased at tho Mee of salsa by wad was of proper capacity to do so. TM Iran west down for trial at Stafford before Mr. J &sties Ormosesil, sad is the caws+ of the trial sa aresseement tams mums to, the principal Parasol whiskers. tact Captain Siave the estate, ashjetat to kb allsrimg the =tii7as to aa mashy of I,OOW. That ursaginseak bow. cost, the plaisuff positively rafaasd to carry oat, *Utiles that her eoaawl , 8 t Frederick Thesiger, had not Gall so aathorlty to sake it, bat that ha had suds it against her wish. Tho nut, Oa It. lunar summiewa ffsekled that est was hued to carry out the arraagempat, sad thay irritated • role sib for as sttubssat to compel ha to do so. Tad., speGtkpa eau whether that isle should Is nes abeolate. The taw suited subduable atteatioa is reaseqweace of 0111 prior Oases toads is the roars of it ugliest several Callsabast at the bar. The Chief Julies, having osnasel is tho we, retired from the beset., and took as ran is It. Ms. Kessetly sad Mr Cole appeared it 'bow caste egabst the rola temp sa la alaeolats ; sad Mr. Witateley red Mr. Keating to 'appal the rale. 111. leaned, said he wished to tersou • ands ha yesseiss that had None 'breed la souequese el • abilmealt el dm Atierairy-0••• test t. 4 claims had bon avelail Oho oetvio s of re nee. Tbss f otwiiw mom she was amnima M rawer the prememUag, ask is last. wee then la err, ready to be taken lout nerdy th•lsfee of their bestrips roar be to thst offer H. bad, 1,..,., thou alberits to read to the sort, sad soma antbarldsalmosbnat M tiro, which bis bred word had In a Mamba la fassor of his drat. Oats a So aSidalla ta = re *Meat sad she stated that else bad bra rat prior to slay utlptloa aa oar bad bra mho* maw bar 6001. a year la additkaa is her rorellgop of 300 E, sad s h e 7.0004 to mosey spas radilfr that she should give op the mato., ale& fair bed her mimed. Abe had sever elves any inamembro te her ettorry or to soy other porno at oar Fry oempromiso ea bee behalf after th. OMM611•411. Meet of tee legal proem/diem the ray reareotior berg that they errs tr support the millet her tathee-le law. Tr latirusd counsel submitt.d that, is matter of law, *either err I am stimuli had power to maim a oomptosiee ratan the Mieat's wish ; at all rut% that reasel bad am sash prow. sad that Ore was so Ur to row that an attntry bad. Pianism, assuming that oonanst nth. bar ra rght to compromise derived hom th• Mondry. ha ha as such rthontr ohms h. had chosen to ranalt the flint as the subject, sod to taker his auttor.ty Arum Wm. Mrs. Semites went on to state in her *Mitred, that CS di. OM lag of the Sitordey on which the sue bad been pertly beard ! she went to the Swan Hotel, end shortly afterwards was Wormed that Sir F. Theater wished to se her. She west , to his Irdoirge, rid was informed by Sir Frederick Sag the Atti rney Demirel hid offered to her 1,0001. a 7114\T Mahe . gave op the sites, sad he tried to persuade lisle accept it, ! and said that he had bad an intimation from a high qa . that she would yrobably sot succeed is the 'sloe. See said that she refused the oder, es she amides& It her duty to saws the will ; but es his still premed's( has she wished Sir H. Distant to be east for, sad es his striving the sab stases if what bad passed yea spooled le him, end! Sir Hoary recommended that she should take a little time to Gonads about it, sad It was imaged that she should mod her decision to Sir Frederick Theigs the nut day. Sbe bad eel; tikes time to onside, out of rapes to Mr ! Frederick Tbsiger, and on the next day told her atto i r e ca MiitoTetelikethliilet she world sot r answer to Sir m r "th. T r. tams, and Tit bad ban it famed that her 'sassy had Not that menage by : decrie telegraph is the following welds The offer is refused." Whoa they arrived at Stafford reliwsy statist ea the Monday morning a gentlemen int irmed them list an assuagement war going on in eons, and that they must maks heats. They west immediately, and arrived a minas or two ef• sr the order of settlement had bees draws up. They west into an ante-room, and then met Si, Frederick fleeter, who said, " It is all settled, I have dose my best for you," and Sir Henry Bernet said, "By whose autho rity 1 " Sir Frederick TUeiger replied, "By yeas," aid Sir Heavy Donut rejoiaed, The dose lon have." Dement then espreased her illetermissioa net to submit to the compromise. The judges of this elan bed intimated as evades that they could not contravene what counsel had agreed to. but she bad ism bees well stetted that each en opus's. was sot headed in law. The value of the estates devised to her was 66,0004, and the annuity offered her soder the arrangement was worth only about 10,000/. 1 rho eireetarat was she imperfect, hoses it sontaieed no, tams fee the dia.:ominous, of proceedings is Doctors' Comes. sod is Cbaseery. Mr. Whateley (ieterposiag) wished to ask whether the sort theses' it wee competest for the late corral for Mrs. Serrates to make afildavlte as to whet bed taken place If se, be would be prepare/ with such affidavits. Mr. Justice Creswell said that the sort was of opinion that the,, were so legal objections is that sours whatever, bat it meet h• for every asatlemaa to bolds for himself ender the deametesso et Ile ere esbotber It sae Suing fee blot Is hie pedalos of smog to mho seek as affidavit or set. Mk was set es esitleser ewe of soustasieedes la coalhoeses, bat It was a wed= of *bat aufAhortts was gloss, er whether there bell hoes a petilbhies le de a asses take& sad therein* Maid act selenW• • owe when eon hues might be Mr. holies Williamo—Thn ally eveolies that sold be pet to them wee whether Aire was asy legal obstacle to such a roam, sad then was sose. _, Mr. Whateley—Tho gouda was whether a coastal cosh auks aa anhlavit spina Om sliest who haatrroctod him. The we stood over for two brass to give time to prepare the allidavite._ _ _ _ 14r. ffeaaTedy, at the end of that time, rationed his re &pesos to Iles Swynfen's &Schwa. She mild that the validity of the will win sot a mere picsaiery safeties, but iovolved ben ebarsewr, as see aequaiated with the state of mind of the testator, iad hie arepeteace to bake • will. lb. eaprseed hes sessistles that her muse wee a judos*: that the WS ales belter4s•law was valid, and frusta to be upheld ; sad tee ceased to ratify the nasatheeteed mad Siegel est ed bee tassail, eed refused to pine her basics to a course sat Is eseardares with jetties. lb. lispies, her attorney, la kb •Hdavit seld that kM shy lastssetioas were to nasal the will is its iHrpallF. NM be gave the like botramisas sad aloe ether is easseel to Its brief's. Previous to may Missiles he had eseshall es am of 1001. or 8001.. perils 'Miklos to liskilteyalles seat drab of 3001. • year, sad else a nue of MIK as sedides of Mrs. Swyefite eying up the mate. Deft Saturday weed's be wastes air Frederick Thesiger's bd.*" and Sir Frederick sesadeeed is his as offer to seals ditsiause b &log Yrs. =IAN& • year sad psylagell ante Depaseat odd be otos Is the bearer el sleek • sad fir Fre dovish sidled. " If that is es. Mrs. awyas a meet be re quested to seas to ate." Ohs west, as ear mars ea preset her diappreel of 110 proposal ask « terulsa- ' ties the bid. sod AMIN deponent Is se• kw sad day. Early asst der M west to Mrs. Menges, sad et babe -1 diately dodoes' her isteutioa to reject the der, sad ia. rtroetsd him Is seam her maser to her rousseL lit H. Demon eiptespelhis ereurresec. That doeleiss wee eoramusisti;l to Mr. Cole, sad he famine.. It to 117; Frederik. After • few nouns he left Min g Serif= with ord any modification baying takes plasm la those Mews. He ' was Wormed by Mr. Cale that Sir F. Theoriser nand to we Iris at eight o'clock next morals'. He west, sad told Sir F. Tinker that he was quite we that Mn. Bayern would inept no offer except ou tbe beak of the whole area Wag hors for life. He had mine a memoran dum in writing to that effect, sad to the beet cl his belief Sir Frederick reed it. When they ware to men Ito Frederick informed Ida that the ditteedeat aid thus Alleastytieneral were wiling to gin the 1,0001. a year, sod • sem for sow, upon wash Entreat owned ' his psalm diesset ; and whilst the asibeesse was pieseed- Op, he analled sanest that ha al se antherim lawn ; W Sir nerionisk said ins weal late dm whoa resposibi lity am liana sod him alleagess. lietedeg Wheel say - Ming te d• elk tin Matter, ha left theses/I, end retaued, at the repeal a Sir Fredonia Tfradger, who withal to ask him a quashes. He received a inarage in. after ism Mn. C. Sepia • vendee a the pielatiff,wb. regesoni to pet • sap to pospamil wanes; as .lei was gnu, sere the ff would wet agree to it. Si. minesed to Sir F. Thesipr, sad requested as Iln. wait wee expected every nein, he them to kg bar arrival, but his raqusat wee sot complied with, made order of set- Omen was drawn up a sew slates bases ler arrival. Deposal was sever asked to peruse the teems agreed on. He partinkrly urged apes It. Freherla Tallow that he was seek*"a purely wrommasin hapin, ad that be said sot act as Mrs. ihryafee's on sea • heels. He loft the mart semi attar Sir Fredonia ibminr, end timed Mrs. Swynfaa, who wee to greet immare, wharepadiand the tranmetion is the presewee eller Ififinallelo. Sir Hoary Darraat stated is lie allawit that how penal at Gm trial, sad he believed thee the weldnee ea that day was highly favourable Nthe dm le was preened that ele would base samba • waist On the Saturday aping be meat, at tbs mama of 114. Ode. to Mr Fria risk'. Iniginge,wherelholseollho*lsliffasillkaaderak Tanga - ad mese ether semi Ms sin a She lAN. • year was mold by Feethein hs Vt's preseme, who she unitise the ease wee pao tbe sad trove derma to undensad ail bad a smonsma satins from the judge to Oa effret. Damen node me answer, bat locked at this plan!/, sod end It required ems Neelderation. Ahem's& Mae pialatiff cjeetsd the else, sol said she +mai steed eu ill by the wilt, aid de poses sperved of her eteliedite. Whoa they reached the ash •• Moaday mataing, Sir Frederick .aid he had den hls beet, and had amprembed the ease. Densest aka Nently by whose sethotity, sad Sit Frederick, Mot ion at him with sun..enlmlm of meaner, nth, •• By 'van." Delman' balsa* nand, "The doses you have," sad was protalling M on non, tine Sir Freda:Lek walked away. _The einnaget of Sir Frederick, that be had acted by deponent% authority, was wholly estate, se ha had glen asy authority. I. newer, then wee es affidavit of Sir Frederia Thesiger, who said that he wee hie Mediae imensel segegel fee Me plane( Issilhail. He had reed the ailed% il Mt. tat whiffs whined to give a a lma of what bin takes pm, eel wash was is nay napes* entirely warm, scoordiag to hie resslintion cf the eircumellanes. At Undoes of the drat day of the trial he had nine he Wen Nance tad! wee is Safer of as he wank Gad mamba teems ta hie °drier, sad he she repiesed Mr. Akrixaler eel Mr. Whit more, two ether newesi, Is &nisi. Ho did sot say tka of t /Laney- General ease had ellomil a sa. hat G salty p h me sack barbs bees MNo sib. him whet assuppamest was nada, One tempt lei. at ether clewed negate/ 1,0001. pie ammo, assessment May all thought weal be reesonaMe. ' The planar noted thanes wadi fie wales without Sir Heavy Deresat, sad depeant desired him to be seat for, tad ripened is Sir Henry's pleeeline all be had said to the plsietit They separated on the saderetinding that they would milder the muter, but he supposed that mann ' would be at liberty to anotims for ea arrenemen Tas ' nest day be received • eommesicatioa by telegraph is Mem temse--" TM offer is refused ;" but Mr. Whitmore sad himself thaeat that the message did set meet the pee him' as a am had bees mode, but they were all saavissied that the snagewat was abeedosted, sad they mast pre ' pate Is, trial the next day. Whoa Mr. Semmes as.. to It. Inglege, ha .aid Ise did so at his man, but amnia ' had se mollactio• that that was as, ad his belie was that the Men was saxpeeted. Os his anise into deposeet's roam Mr. Simples told deponent that elormintatem had as.. to In kaowledge which made it ezerenely desinble that the mese should be imaged. Haviog previoetly 'eternised that a pintos, ho wee strongly confirmed in that view, sad Mama mid that ha would iamanily ge to the Attorney- Nara, and offer to take 1,0001. • year, whisk be believed be woad give. He had so noeileetioe of ley writhe paper , sad did ' act think say wee produced. Who hansehed the loan it wanted a few miming of the tine et the seurt's dung; ' bet he had a brief colomuniatioa with the Attorney Omni, who mended to the proposal that tie plaiatiff should nein 1,0001. a year. Noththg was agreed to OS dm sittjeet Maas bat Mr. Simplon bang nforamed w the matter, saleaveared to stipulate for oasts as beta's Misr. ay sad amt. The Attoreephearral objnted to le= the sen uadetued, and Mr. Sinno tt said they snout to 1,0001., but the Atteney Omni molest the mama as extravegant, sad seld I,SN. would Is sellkiint. Mr. Simpers did an him that the came could nosed 1.6004 whit sun be spoon to take with ha orment. The Atg GetiCal is the an bad draws up Me beads ° 2 4 Z ensagentest. sad inetted 1,2501. fa arm De worst was persuading Mr. Ilkapsee let to stand out fee 2601, whoa • Mead Ohre Lamed kim to wad est, sad sot oseemt at all. Seine ether points were Meted, sad Mr. limp es more Urea each to Ni of M. negotiation, anted him to wag lot co" pislstif , who was espectad to the comes of as , boar, bet , haring that the arra" anon would he at a ad, tat moaning'. Oa Mr. Mora Moi -1 tong, daemon end he mend take the responnility oe biateelf; sod Is that Mr. ea made no obleatiee, bet eel MN Samosa west iad his with era Naar. It was cot enethatdp.e.st had add Kra. fiwyefeo that the Ameewry•Ovesal ad Steed to give her as seaulty 1,0001 • air did lait my, as stated la her affidavit, that he had as iatimatin from high quarter", whisk be was net Ulu- THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1858. at liberty to mu. that the case wee likely to go sprat her. The plaintiff did or say she would not inept 1,0001. per sorm, erayotbn offer; but, on the entrary, there wee considerable dismission as to the terms of oomproiaise, aid it wee nedentood that she and Bir Henry Durant would take the whole muter late ooseideratioa and send their decision on the following day It was not tree that deponent stated that the Attorney-Heard had offered to give I,OOW. • year and costs If she would relisqaisb the estate. Deposeat had already stated the mode in whisk the suspensor as to the 1,0001. • purr entered into, end that statement wee cornet. Mr, Aleusader, Q.C., Whitmore, sad Mr. Gray, the other soars'', made affidavits support rug the stetrunts of air Frederick Triage,. The lemur gentleman having eonelsded the reading of the afildrite, which he complained had only jut been pat into his hands, said he word net trait himself at that mouser to ' state what he thought about the matter, for there were some eireametaness so grave that he scarcely thought it et to do so. The court meet decide which party had told the truth, and especially in reference to what rd bra ewer by Mrs. fliwyafea and Bir Henry Durant. 84 Frederick Thesiger did not deny that a message Game to him in these terms—. The offer is refeesil"—but notwithstaading that, he denied that any dhseat was ever made. He knew that that swage had bees seemed by Ginnie Meggegb, mod wee anable of meg, and he did net hay M. Oink it was inembleat maids ether statements Ant the i nest net MM. bees refused on the penises sight isms& oremel eserended that his sliest bed spokes the truth, sad lint ter Frederick Treiber bed en dem so, and be nen& ble ens upon that. It was net geserwihnd that Moe. Sequin bad given no other hatrution but to mortar the aMnastive of the issue digested by the Master of the Rolls • and, if so, area Mr . pea bad no right to make the emaprosnim. He had geed grounds for laying that the offidavite produced were net to be trusted • bat he would not have rid this bad there not been • iostradLtion to the statement el his alba. sod of a gestlemaa of his high family and egnamisos, but, Mies compelled to say It. Ile would Wien that his sliest Ind spoken the truth, and that the affidavits is gamer did not do so. That wee sot a point raised that it would be decent to decide in a eureary unser upon the affidavits. He asked the wort to let a jury say whether fiir Frederick Thrivr was the agent of the plaintiff to effect this compro mise, and be challenged them to let that lune be tried. He unleaded that neither an attorney nor weasel had Ike right to ernpromies • case up= • matter foreign to the queries without the Goastat of the Meets. His point was simply this, that conical soar arm resod his instructions, ineemash se he was sot employed r as agent, bat simply as an advocate. The power of the rut sad levy oily errata so trying the issue epos the record, and surely sorer had net • greater power. Ceara might do many things so doubt within the nage of the ismis; they might Gooiest to anything which was in. of the alternative results of the question, bat he artanded that they were not general agents. lie wee preeselled if he spoke honestly and is paroussee of his to ngueless, but sot otherwise. Barely if • weasel weld sot speak out el hie iestrustioes, he Blu n t not de saythieg be. ymi kis lannetioss to brad his An ammo, had peeler tower, bet be wee limited to taking stage to the emu He d ecked that onasel azowdesd any of the gown se haggises el aj wigs in any way. He was Gab the spakernes of his sliest. They imustantly heard essual Menke/ by the pries tor taking up bed thirsts, Ho., bet the morn was that • counsel dose set udertsne to be • judge of the truth either la law or fut. Where • silent soil be would not settle • case it was treason for nesse& le gettle it. Bir Fredrick Tier's, pretended— • the aeon ale urges high la authority—that the ease weegieg against the sad if Mrs. Sondes, bowleg tbe‘nli. "Let u wake a Wean and get 1,0001, • year, she wee party to • waspiney fee robbing Ca of arm Thee was the plan the said it wee memesientieek sod she told Iffe Thongs? that she co warned lee owe. Obi bed send rightly sad emelseelewsly, awl be applauded her for so deism and the neatry wield applaud her too. Her ream) node • bargain bolded her bask, and against her wYL and raw nay sated for her eranittal to salons it luck a preseeneg would shock the public seatimat of the whale usury. It raid or be dose. The Attorney. OsmomaMd talked about bow coavealeat it wee that than should be node, but whether convenient or rn ia rr h ne not the law. Bub an whets nest would be wry well for an Attorney-General in Oaarenreople, but net as Anseuepthaeral to Leaden. If the mot eateeeet this aggengenwat they would be &skis g aslidasee la esuasel fir 11.1111•01111. He was afraid it was an meetly theses.. Afar of suitors that was thought el Is Wm em planing, for it way efts happened that these thkgs wen dam in ether pospilb esaveolson If heal could de thine Anse they - inuid be the tat powerful ma is the eweetry. bir Frederick had dinned that Mn. liwysfee shield be seat hr. Mar bung is Ma statures:sE: ea the Mad of the wham ha seat for Mu end la this of three maul, who new mods wine W, they Jently intimidated her, awl dung en them They twee eight to have soother brisL — lilt. Judo Creswell wu sorry to Interrupt eves sow, bat he thesght that the leaned gestleaan was going be red what the fasts warranted. Mr. Heuedy would at his lordship's surgeon= alernuin. He this at eossiderable lugth quoted anthorities spas the matter._ _ Yr. Jaeliaa Clreeswell, what az o'clock arrived, 'BM— Ws ere aot nib to wait aay longer. Probably you have got through whet we may outsider the opening of your saw. no spurt will is the lit Dec. sod following days untll we hare heard thooogootost to aa sod. The Audit, hearing was aeoerdlogly adjoursed. COURT OF EICHEQUEL—Noy. 24. 'MUM no ainorams me MO lIIMMIP NM" Mb SIAM aulasiell, Mb WINO lernoura. AIWI SOL bill. MINN. Tbe .ea wee emptied tbe entire day la besting 'Ta male iswelvieg palate et law, whit% woes eatkely devoid of geseral pablle fatereet unser ex met ISIVI{. ate weennerna.—mess re. autos seem AA COMO. MPS% mums anownt.—nace 'asses. _ _ Mr. Edwin Jamie sad Xt. Prentice n . cod the pkg. MA and Ms. Ones appealed Mr the deo. na The ~Ms We sew esepie. math lead of a chid, et sit el age. te thaws bee the d, ' dant, • meas. stplther. sta es bed Bthekbiers Ned. sispurallea ftieirs be War athathed to the dad. ear of the the deleadast's tereseth The de Madan set gat Free the eye bath sidseed es the el NM pi t appear.' •1.6 tie pretties et tie were reel 4 triable mills's, whim h wen oemelesally removed Is it swim sett begets, sad ea tie day ea which the e 4 occurred, the dth of August het, poet of Um railing s moved sad laid la Me road. The child woe pi ..‘ to the road sear the rallies, fell epee it, mad bet .1 leg, It eras re staved to the hospital, where it to .d for seedy two months, end the delendeats hid dee' o make say teen-! gaieties for the injuries sustained. . Ile defaces was that the amides% had beta tamed by the child's having climbed as the railing. Mr. Bares Media told the jury that the deleadeats were set jestilied is leaving the rubes is represented, is • public thoroughfare, sad they musk therefore, award such damps ea they masidered the pitied:ll was guided to. The jai" retained • verdict tor the plaiatifi ; demises, 201. COURT OF BANBRUPTCY.—Nov. 24. 1100111 ILL 0:1111121.1SIM aeousolui. TES AOTAL 111171111 BAST. Aa abet of the ViorClasoeellor's decides yesterday was W padre ea aareal eaekemest amongst the seem of Ws amt. They were prepared to retake penman of di* =et the beak ; bat it has bees detatatised that ao elms shell be mhos seal the hearing of the appeal hedges the Ueda Jude.., which it is theeelt may take plat seat week. Is the ssesatina, there is aothfag to paresat the =tam bee preasediag to re a li se th e assets , soh te beim a dilated. whisk they will de et the wallet =peeled. •pahlias by a shareholder to email the se, is ler liessiag before Dir. Cossair dean Holroyd ea llaeaby neat bat this is merely to lay the posed forms appeal. Mr. COMMUISIOOII/f Phillips directed the proposal to be etyma eat, dad Rased a day ter the Asa order, with pre teatime. LAW WAPIRSIW. Ia a matter whisk same be; the mart this iambi, It Hmend that two sebeitcn were employed ipoa sae mute le Bosom, attar derstag how amaseary It wit' that law imposes ehintld be begoldsws, is referees. to the ease Were kne quoted the Nimbi Lan of Jekyll : "She erase fi r, the seelba, The peke ere Wieere ale ; Bat tee limeirimi, Mee • web Maim Weft his •INNINNNINI7 is No anima &Nis." IN ZS llttal. —— - The rakropt wee derrlbed r • othereneter and beardiephere keeper, of Melds 1011. nu wee re exert. tries meeting. A year ego lb. bankrupt bad a surplus of 3001. Bo now owes to ummonmd creditor., 1,8621. ; moots "started at 2401. The prise had beet 449 ; 'sperm tad loom, 2,3431. The beskropt pared. Appliestra wee mere, sada the 168th motion of the Corolidatlea Ant, for three moths' earliest it fell to • rink ; bat It appear:mg that the clerk bad voltatasily left beabrapt's employment m ato ti me before tbs bank repay, Ms nor bold tbat osuld lot avail himself of the Mlt of the atatre—vis., palmist of three soothe' wage. is fell. Mr. fltarper, of behalf of asothat elahart, ea trim 17 I yore of tae, rade • dairy Ara. life salary wr 301. • Hie Hester said here we. a orksolboy of 17 tamed late as Whet. >re isobted whether the boy meld bit eraldred se • whew= or • dark ; but Is would Wu hie tsv the pesiusisa tire eireeyest. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. —Nov. X =owe MI. 031100.011011111 PRILLtri. IN MI MAIM 178/111. This tamolnet, • widow, applied madam the Proemial's At t. Ls Isaias lied beim 701. • year. ad oda made • proposal ea hse peedeediap to est bake 4W. • year fee ler maiteee. Mr. Ossmialoser PMlllpa expresso' his surpass at sash a MaMaaL If km Mamma wee comet. This year leer W ane' issa oft 1111. Mr. Rood, wM asgpariod Ike lasalleat, whoa pennants's& to withdraw the prepseal. It ins prebalb, if beet • eau weeded aside, skated' would ems 'gala to *a wort. IN SIR /AMR Or ORA/Lie 1011. This Insolvent, clerk I t►e lolled Revenue Department, Sonnriet-hottes, was appointed to ►e heard tinder the Pro tection Aet. Mr. Nieho4 , Mr. Bargood, and Mr. Reed, appeared to oppose for auditors. Mr. Dowse, to the insolvent, prayed an edjoarnment tor a month, with the view to settle with his monitors. The opposing mussel had no objection to the applieetion. Mr. Comesiastesu Phillips acquiesced, and granted an afj)urnesent, with protection to the 23rd December. IX 11 HINNY =WARDS 111111111 ALL. Thb was also an application under the Proteirion Is this ease the debts were 4431, and of that seas 3281. were without consideration, being liabilities fur his father and brother. Hit ores a alert at 1401. a year. Mr. Dowse, who opposed, said the court had to jurisdie tion to nose a day fora teal order. Mr. Reed appealed to the court for its favourable eon ' adoration, se the liabilities wets for near relations. Mr. Comadasioaer Phillips admitted that the stream stases asestioael we worthy to be considered, bet declined to sair whoa the lessireat eight apply for • protectieg order. The are wr adjearaed site die, end it au stated that the kmaalyeat weld be forthwlth arrested. 111 RE WILLIAM TINS —PITITION DISMISSED. This imelvest, who was a bresbmsker is Lipper Meryl'. boas-street, wee opposed by Mr. &mood for • creditor named Tubbs. Mr. Dowse supported. It appeared that the iesolveat bid deposited his title deeds of some property with a Mr. Capps for ow al:eged ad visees of 801. Both were easzained, sad it was submitted that it sees wet a ease for protection. His Honour ordered the petition to be disabled. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. John refight, a young man of gentlemanly appeeranoe, surrendered is court to take his trial for mieditenesamsr. The defendmat, la consequence of the promouton baring consented to stay faiths, proceediage, was not placed at the bar. but was permitted to steed In the body of the court. Mr. Sleigh, his counsel, said that he was instructed to *apnea, on defeadant's behalf, his deep regret that be should have written the letter to the Bank of London, threatening to make ornate disolosuree. Be did it la an ungearded mamant, and felt that s a sh a proeeeding was unjustifiable. Re therefore /escrowed his regret, and to spologise to the directors for Hs conduct. r. Bodkin, under them edroametances, considered that the ends of justice would be satisfied by his secepting the apology and refraining from offering any evident* in sup port of the chugs against defendant, who, be believed, was • respectable young man. A raring of Not Guilty eras consequently takes, and the defendant left the court. Selina Elisabeth Arnett and Beam Foremas, two re spestablslooking yougg girls, eurnodered to take their trial upon a charge of stealing a 2W. note sad six sovereigns, the pretherty of Jobe Bigps Holdsworth. Mr. Weigh madame* the prosseution. Berjeant Parry Wm specially retained, with Mr. Oiffard, to defend Arnett. The other prisoner, Foreman, was defended by Mr. M'Oebrey. The prosecutor occupied chambers at No. 6, Clement'.. lan, and the mother of the prisoner Arnett was the laun dress to the cleamben, bar father being the porter, and the other prisoner, Foreman, being also occasional) y employed about the plies by the Arnetts. On the 28th of March the prosecutor's chamber. were entered, and a 201 sots and gig or eight sovereigos stolen. About the end of July the 201. note was paid into the Bank of Mislead, and it was traced to have been paved by the prisoner Foreman, who obtained change for it et the shop of Mr. Deena, • baker, in amides street Foreman at first deeded having changed such a note, bet subsequently said that the other primer had given her the note in a parcel to take care of. Upon Arnett being applied to, she denied all knowledge of the matter. The jury rotunda verdict of Guilty against both prison ers, but at the UIDO time strongly recommended them to ISOM, OD amount of their previous good character. Tb. Common &quell, in paring entesse, said that, taking this moommeadation and all the other beta of the case into consideration, he thought he @brad be justified in ordering them to be imprisoned la Newgate for three months. THE POLICE COURT& --...- GUILDHALL. Thomas Perkins, the cosellesor of one of the omnibus haleness to the Gourd Omnibus Company, was massesesed before Sir James Dike for Wag abusive and Intuiting lea gues to complaisant. Mark Levy said—On Saturday week I wee walking op Ladgate•strut Valverde duo Bank with two Weeds, when the doleudast pseud, and peroeivieg we were Hebrews, be hailed its is a derisive maeooq eayleg. Whiteahapel, Whiteatispel " We told him we did sot ride on Saturday, , and then he mounted to the top of the omnibus, took up a plus of pork and held it towards iss, at the same time say ing " You Jew —, will you bave a bit of this ?" TThis 'videos* wan earroberated by Lewis Levy and Isau Moose, the two peruse who were with the last witness whey tke sivaelms weeds Wert used. e diedbidaiiseielii did sot day tbst ha Jid offer them &plies of park bat it did net being to hint, but to a rade ems so the top of the omnibus. Sir Jug.. Doke (thrift to lefeadast)—Thee I flee you 20e. sod oasts, or 1. default 14 dal.• imprioontent. It is sot to be tolerated tot reepootable sitiseos ef Loud= are to be 'molted as they walk aloes the streets merely because they are Hebrew■. la the mune of tbs thy the floe wee paid, sad Mr. Levy requested that th. soots miff►t be pat into the poor boo. SOUTHWARK. Conteliaa Bead, Borah Jame Bead, hh wife, Alfred Fume% ant Jasheie Nemoll, were plead 4 the dock for Wexamiastion, Surged with plandering tradesman" in different parts of the metropolis of property, einelatiog et faraitaro, pleas, watahss, wearieg apparel, beer, wood, and provnions, to the eldest of more than a thoneand pound.. °wisp to the pablnity ' iv., to the last examiastioa la the aowapapers, the court was crowded by tradespeople from all parte of London and the suburbs who had bees victimised by thorniness. Tim ansitioaal *videos* jives to-day was as follows. Anna Kaeprove, asaisteat to Mrs:Grua, Cires-istaso. St. Joker's-weed. said that es Meadiy the 17th Mrs. Bead cam* to their establishment, sad asked to look at some ehildrines sanest She looked at several, said sha Auld like loose of them, and requested her to Bead this fit approval. She also selected some boys' sloth onto, sad a velvet steels for herself, the value of which was four guises/ Witness took her address, No. 3, Wellingtos plats, Welliaatoo-road, St Joha's-wood, whoa the primer said she would pay for the goods when she seat them hose that evadop. Wises told her she should take the goods home herself, whet the prisoner sid, "Co.. at half-past list" as they dined at six. Site particularly said that she wasted two maths foe two girls, aged . four and six. She wee dressed fa a headmen's moire ant ique dues, sad was extremely ladylike is her appearance. Agreeably to her appotatmeat, whose took sit stria' mettles, three boys' oasts, velvet mantle, and • stiller. The door was opened by Mrs. Fuse% who said she would call her mistress, sad she was shows iota • well forniabed back parlour. Mr.. Boad thou made her spouse es, whoa she expressed her re gret that the ehildrea had sot returned. Mr. Boad had taken ties to Hampstead, and they had not come back; bar if she left the bill eke would send the sissy is the morning. Wituem told her she would call herself, whoa the prisoner told her to cons at half-past sine the following moraiag. and the ohildrita noold be at home. She esoord imply went at the undated time, whoa she found the hones nosed, sod could not gala admission. Other tradespeople then esse up, and they discovered that the prisoners had removed all the property. hapeetor Mackie's' bete produced a basket containing the velvet mantle. and cloaks, which witoess identified as those she took to Welliagen-plats. They were found with the other property in the hose in Alfred-plea is the same room where Mr. sad Mrs. Bud slept. Mr. ilszlewood. tailor. 6, Upper Toth-plass, St. John's-wood, said that cis Teanday, the 13111, Mrs. Bone called on him, sad skied him to cell at 8, Welliagtruplase, to mileahre Mr. Bone for some clothes. He west, sad Mrs. Fusin opened the door, and he asked whether it was Mr. Boas% as be did sot much like the same of Bone. (Lauelner.) She said it was right, sad introduced him into the back-parloor. She was dressed as a servant at that time. When be entered the back par:ots he saw Mr.. Boas and Mr. Fennell. The latter gave as order for cost, trouser, sad wsis coat, and be selected the material. Witless measured him, and he squirted them to be seat home ors Moeda, overstep. Mrs. Penult was sot preset thee. Wises seat the goods is by • lad with at lauds, and the goods were left. Witness would not have 'spelled the goods sales. be believed his to have been Mr. Boas. Witness went oa the Tuesday to the house sad foetid it was empty. James Halewood, sea to last witness, said he took the clothes cia Monday evening, the 17th. to No. 3, Wellingtoa plats where be saw a visa delivering a box of candles. Mrs. Fussell was et the door, and Mrs. Due eaue,whea he told her be had brought Mr. Bone's trousers sad waistcoat. She said that was right, and took them lute the beck par• lour, opened the parcel, sad looked at them. She then use to him, whet be gave her the bill and asked for the money. fibs said Mr. Boas was sot at home, bat that he would call la the snafus sad pay for them, she wanted a sew coat. Witness the. weat away. Bell, the insatiable, produced the clothes, which he toned sawn the rest of the property at Alfred-plea, in the fOOlll where Fennell sad hie wife slept. Mr. Haslowood identified them as the goods be seat by his son. _ _ Witanne were sue in snowless' fro. the following Anne, who IMO patronised with orlon by Mn. Bond, aline Here: — TIM Preash Malta Company, 16, Oaford-street, who sant • Paisley shawl for approval; T. Holt, bedstead maker, 315, Oxfeed-street, two mattresses mid • Ma xima; Dr sad Company, 68. Bekers'rest, three rolls of frodlval•R: Mr. Ones, 168, 000 rd-street, • valuable ter caddy, workbox, drawler rse, and 'boas iskstsad ; Draper and Co.. °shad-street, two sash of beer; Marsh field, St. Joba's-seed, MN deem of at. sad two doses of stoat; M. Welliaxtes, 2/1-strivt. Portlead.reati, • moat 'sac psis of treasons, vest; Hidloway sad Ca, Mar rim, as American cloak; Robins, oil and eolourmos, Bootoa.street, Don't ignore. soap, sods, oil, &c ; Amer and Co ,ehememosigers, fit. John's wood, two home, batter, and pig's bead ; Good, Bt. John's-wood, fruit; Powell, Paddington-street, a trunk; J. Mars 19, High-street, Bt. Joba's-wood, boots and slippers; Collard and Co., Posts7t Husk and Co. and Bo t rall and Co., ladies and gentlemen , boom: Sharps*, 49. Oafird-street, glom; Harris Watson, 19, Wilson-strut, Finsbury, fenders, itto ; Dyson and Co., Port/and Tows. grocery; Beall, Bt. John's-wood, books and newsmen; Lodge, knishes, Qamiem•torrooe, meat; Ada., tors. The whets of this proport was dolioerod on Saturday, the 15th, and Monday, the 17t h , and woo discovered by In.. 'motor Mackenzie and Police-constable 8011, at 3, Alfred plum, Old Hest road. Mr. Combs mid he should commit the prisoners for trial on the evidence of the witnesses who had been ersenissd. The innate, to the prosecution Gould indict them for the other 011114 if be thought proper, bat he considered sufficient had been token for am,. Mr. Thompson mid that under those circumstoneos he should reserve hb d•fsnee, bat he naked his worship to admit Mr. end Mrs. Bond to bail Mr. Dud objected to that. If they required bail the way would be to apply to a judge at chambers. Mr. Combs said that he should osrtsinly not admit either to bail, as a most ezteseve system of swindling and fraud summed to have bees carried on by them. They must all be committed to Hors/monger-lane Gaol for trial. DUBLIN, Nov. 24. The inquiries and searches of the polioe and govern ment officials respecting the murder of Mr. Little, have, up ' to the present moment, ben unattended with success, and the assassin still continues at lugs. It is now mentioned, that during the first then months of Mr. Little's employ ment as cashier, a sum of from 601. to 801. was abstracted from him, a circumstance which leads to the strongest sus picion th at the robbery and murder in the present instance were the work of the thief on that occasion, and that this person must have been some one in the employment of the company. The medical gentlemen by whom the poet lantern examination was made Sr. now of opinion, from the result of the experiments with the recovered instruments, that the first blow was inflicted from the aide, and not by a person standing in front, as was at first supposed. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIEALTT, Nov. 24.—Psomoriow.—Lieatenant H. F. &seen (1840), to be commander on the reserved hoi. APPOINTMINT.—Commeader F. A. Close (1864), to the Trident, 6, iron paddle-wheel steam vessel, loath east coast of America st►tion. Exusruro THE MILITIA.—OE Friday an order wu waived by the colonel of the North Cork Rifits, from headguuters, directing him to have arrangements forth with made for enlisting this corps to the fell standard of one thousand men. TO* bounty is to be one pound in ad vance, and similar orders are daily expected by the heads of our other local regiments.—Cork Reporter. SPORTING. TATrERSALL'S.-MONDAY. The Shrewsbury sad Ladlow settling fumed the room to to well attended. The business of paying and receiving eaelueively occupied attention, end the few bets which were laid on the Chatter Cop and Derby were not worth quoting. BALI OF BLOOD STOOL By 1114111.8. TATTIIISALL Yll • TESDAY 1 WOADAT).—The WOW . / wen th• property Of Mr. G. Hob-1 eon : Paull Montt, 2 yrs. by W orbit out of Rhedgeing engaged in the Oakh 1667, 675 Eden/ ; • brows colt, foal b 7 Weatherbit, out oil ithedyeins, 100 gunman; Contender, by 3 yrs. 20 guineas ; lambus, by Mane, of 19y Woes. ; The Meet, by The Plying Dutchman out of Lady of littkeet, 20 guinea. NOligniti &ULU. LIDDY —WO have been informed by the sleek of the course that this rare, which wes In dispute, Us ban decided In favour of the myna cd Mesta Begot. PROGRAMME OF THE EASTERN COUNTIES (IPSWICH) OPAND STESPLECHASZS. ... Tn. Eames Camino C1aw5 ............ Sesartecnase HANDICAP of SO eon. each, h It, end 5 only if deelareionth 100 added. A "taper of • Hand leap Steeplechare wive 1110 ens. after Nemimbee 14, Lee extra. about four mina. (18 Bute., wren of whom declared.) lb st lb Ropeleis Star (in. fib ex.) 1 0 ll I Harry Lorrequer ........,„ 911 1 latUeCharlie ....... lO a The router Emigrant lO 9 Theodine 9 4 M Sting lO 6 Minn 9 2 Coe (late Needwool) 19 121 0 4 Braker Cane inos To. GRAND linwsw we Burt Svnetwawn Braun of 10 love. each, b ft, with 90 I added for hones that have been regularly hunted, Ac. Gentlemen Mere, nt web ;thongs ewer having started la say steep/schen allowed 71b.; wieners of a steeplechase value 30 eon. 71b, Webs or of 100 emu l4lb, or soy steeplechme of the value of 200 son. 2 , 1 b eatre. Three miles. (5 sute.)—Marnieduke, Gamy. made, Sir Charles Napier, The Banger, St. John by St. Dunstan. Toe anus. Inurn.annes areas of 5 113•1. inch, with 50 added, Pe all bans, last eeeb. The winner to be sold Se 100 emu; If entered to be sold foe SO sow. 'Lowed tab, if for 60 awn Mb, It for 30 ewe. 2111 s—In ekes SW evening (Feeney). the bones to start for the Inetern Counties Steeplechase and the Military and Runt Steeplechase, and three for We &Slim Steeple. ahem, or half the aided money only will be given. REMARKABLE TRIAL FOR MURDER IN CANADA. An extraordinary trial for murder, at the late Toronto amine. has ezeited a very strong feeling in Canadian society. Mr. Thomas Henderson, an attorney, bad oedema the wife of Mr. George Brogans, of Port Hope, a member of the some profession. Brogans and Henderson were young seen, they had been rehoolfellows, and pupils in the same °Moe. Brogdin, who is now 26 years of age, was married two or three seinen*, and has one shad. Handersln was paying hie addressee to the sister of Mrs. Braun* ostensibly. bat in August last he persuaded Mrs. Brogdin to elope with him, and afterwards, is letters to his fr.ende b rated tbat be had made her his mistrees. He also told several peewee that he always carried arms, sad that Brogdin was • poor Au .sward who did sot 'mainland the use of thew, and that If they Owed to meet, it would be this worse for Btogdln. Three remain same to the heeds' of Brogan' ; iodated, the affair had get tato the local newspa pers, much to Headenoeselorification. Some weeks pseud over before they met. Henderson had pistols about him wit be went out, end often talked of fighting with Brogdin Arrangements were nude by Broglie, alter his wife went away, to settle an income upon her, as he said he loved her too well to let her die in a ditch, which she would do if she coationed with Henderson. When Henderson beard of this, he said be did not care for anything Brogans could do after that, because he was per fectly satisfied that such conduct towards her would pre • elude Husain from petting • verdict against him in en action for erns. eon. Oa the very neat day, Sept. 23rd, they met accidentally at the steamboat wharf. Henderson nodded insolently to Brogans, and said, "How Wye do, George ?" Brogans immediately drew a pistol from his ' pocket, and shot Henderson dead. These were the fasts s v t:c d e i t n o l e d v e e njceu without so co u n i t d ra n d o i e t n on v , i a n n e d ,, t a he rl aief tr l cue of murder ." ITU, law," said bit lordship, "does not' admit that Hendenon's conduct was any emus for murder." The jury, h3WEIVIIT, declared that Brogdin was " not guilty" of the murder. The Tomsk* Globs eoramente upon the ease in the follow ing terms.—" This was the form of their verdict, but we all know that their meaning was—'Guilty of the ki ling, bet it was justifiable.' It would bare been better if the jury had rendered a verdict of guilty, with a strong recommen dation to mercy. It is an alarming precedent to declare a man inoccent of all crime who hes taken the life of a fillow creature. But this is not the feeling of the community generally. There is a strong, healthful detestation in the public mind of the seducer. There is no redress egaiost him as a criminal by law; and when the injured relative of his victim takes the law into hie own hands he has the sym pathy of the community. The jury at the trial were no doubt tofieenced by this reasoning." NOTE ON TIATALOAIL—Lord Nelson'. well known valet, Tom Allen, lived for some time epee to me, he being then retained in On service of Sir William Bolton. I mat To about every day is my walk,. and often got into chat with him about his brave and neble muter, Lord Nelson. Among other things, I spot* of his wearing his decorations at Trafalgar. Now Tom, who had been with him in so many other engagements, was by mere accident prevented from arriving in time on that last memorable occasion, haying left London alter his lordship, and not arriving till the battle we. over, and his master's of glory brought to a brilliant clue. Bat it may be amusing to record Tom's opinion and observations. He said, " I never told anybody that if I hid been there, Lord Nelson would not have been killed; but this I have said, sad icy again, that if I bad been there, be should act have put on that coat. He would sled as. like a child ; and when I found him bent upon wearing his finery before • battle I always prevented him.""Tom," he would say, "I'll fight the battle in my beat coat ?" " No, my lout, you shasn't." " Why not, Tom I" " Why, my lord, you fight the battle ant; and them I'll dress you nets ell your stare and garnet, sad you'll look something like." Thus poor old faithful Tom Allen gave himself credit for having saved his muter's life by his rigid di, eiplins in attire on former occasions; and it was evident that he was of °platens that he should have caved It once more at Trafelgar. Tom's amen° of other memorable meats of Neleca's life were given with equal unmet His old age was rendered comfortable is Outmatch Hospital, whir* be held the ones of pewterer till his death.—F. C. H., is Noise and Querne. [AdvertisstailatA—AT xscurs mom( ifilmiefeeet. Ife* . nedewhelerireet. end Oryetel aws, are MON'S the inset el Mask warsabanmm, Dremiaduesq Anal! sue. W Dreninehip, and Wier articles of Wfilftra Unary Waitaki A ebb =foe Ember Mad Manobstaree and TAU leasa b bitassa. Pahaless,, Strop=ks Skipping Ne w usual& ems pbesithermdat antis Betaliklimeatt e New anew lowa at the Ilepest•eveet latabikinla fse the ski of limn Mae la sus& tsets e sad • misty et MARKETS. THE CORN TRADE. (Prom the Mark Lone offispreu.) BRITISH. The sudden return of damp mild writhe, has toiled the expectationof mucb.impmved 'ampler, as brought about by the re. cent frosts ; and as s comeqaenee, connected with the rontammor of good /nineties, both foreign and English, the markets have continue! to exhibit a downward tendency in wheat prices, with slow The beet qualities being Mill same base given we, but little, oa as average, about Is. per qr., bat the secondary drecripti,no and infe. ripe grain are fully M. cheaper than loot we. k. The appreb.ed g d early closing of the Battle produced some cummernst inn In the Pres. elan chipping porta, and bohiers become anxious wens on the U..... raging amounts received from England; but this appreheegge may be groundless, from the ageopected alteration in the tecopetrum. And though tee failure of the crop. in Lapland from the frigt..l,Juiy and Aagnet may castigate a email demand, while theses is open, the,, seems no preMbility of a recovery 01 tuner rates in the spring, or a farther advance Into the mason. hence Mows rotsr Erma markets. America, lefluented by monetary pr,et, r , reports some decline In breedetuffs, bat with a lar ge ec ; poet demand, contlettea to ship freely; the Emu made of Ito tea wheat being highly approved, ana the...vizi the country-mole simples of britieh growth quite into the shade. With all oar rout, to those agricultural friends, who-e energy in the held places Tripod foremost In cultivation, we would suggest that the same energy in the bare topricure • /ample At foe milling Is equally to their .tar rot. A market overcharged with damp produce seen P like a edict dogged quarrel between mowers and millers about the erection of kilos, std we rather incline to think that like a court of Justice would give aim. diet In favour of the latter. The booten'a in , ftatiog cargoes bap been in sympetby with the local demand, Pales bring very slowly made os to:lows: Low (Mails wheat, 435.; hard (Mirka, 641 3d.; liable, fra to 481.; maize has, however, sold better, ranging from Sib. to re., the latter price being realteed for armed palate. Danubian bogy here bas brought 21.. per qr. The reported mks of but week Teti 100,912 qrs. wheat at 646. 4d, against 126.463 qrs. in the merino efnce. The Leedom averages return 4,.2,1 qrs. at 704.3 d. The it. ports into the principal ports kw the weak ending Nov. 12 were, wheat and dour, 102,901 gm. LONDON WEEKLY EIETURNII.—Nov. 21. 'Delivered. Pr. Mock. MS. bw ilaporled. Brae 2,W. Indk make 851 Mauritius bap 100 Penan Bengal & liadras,boge 4,872 Peleliu Or 1,118 Come, W.I. CaAll Matta bake 1,089 Ceylon bap 1,.11 , 4 COCOA, D.P. Fortin 214 Willi 293 1,318 9,713 14043 112,417 10,914 a 11e,010 7,653 200,617 312 262 6,6'6 2,1 6 32,•77 325 2,262 .. 11 696 6 iii I 22:16-9 TALLOW. The advioee reeelved from I. l'ettrvburg tektite, mune of last vett r" ' "' -• that ch- 17,2i5 105,61 i 47011 5,217 43,:S 7,1.1 741 24,911 ID the .oet neck not hohliog out much hone t.at theab . cps %kook' get away; the tallow market improved until en advanee of fd , per cwt. woe paid in all paoltlone. On Petunia', the market clo.ed tinny at 21 .to 36e. 6d. au the spot. 5F.. buyers, for first three months of 1857, at 83a. 6d. to Me. M. April to June. To-day the norket opened firmly in every position. Business was done at Loa all the year, and also for January and March ; for April to June there were buyers at 56e., end in one case 565. :rd. was Riven. Later in the day the market became quieter, and since 'Clomde rather easier rats hen been merino& the market cloelni without reaction. On the spot, Ms. to Sc.. 9d.; all the year, 67 a. El. to !7s. 94. ; January sad March. 312. 6d.; April to Jude, td‘ dd.; October and Dreetater, 1857, 525.; tallow oil, Sad ; ditto, Elaine, lila. 6d. to 545. ; town tallow, 56e. 3d.. net cult; palm oil, 4G e.; cocoa nut oil, CocC;n, Me.; ditto, Ceylon, 49e. 6d. ; homed oil, 396.—(From likens. en.nli and Charles's circular of Monday evening). 0077ON.—Livrasont., Nov. 24.—Tar market closed heavy, and I compared with Friday's rates priers of all kinds of cotton ate 'arch the muse al last week. The axles ore 6,000 halm, all to the trap, oymprlslng 600 Panama and Nassnlyassi. at lid. 110 Hahn at 6 d.; 100 Egyptian, at 6j d. to hd.; :00 Surat. at qd. to . ; and 40 Sea Wanda. at Ild. to 2ld. per lb. Import since Thazsday, 16,0t0 bates. HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT.—bnuenlowax, Nov. 22.—Rides, 93Its. and uorarde, Sd. to Cad. per lb.; aelhe. to 941bs„ 5d.; 751bs. to Silbs, CSlbe. to lilts , 51d.; d lbs. to Gelb s., 31d.; 31lbs.aad tuider, id. cows, 4j.1.; Sawed mid irregular, 11d.; Wog, 31,14 bone, 2s. I d . to 7.. tact. Calf-1710. sod upward., 7jd. pro lb.; 12155. to 1615.., 71d.; 91 6 5. to I Ilbe., 71d.; light, 111.; Sawed so d irregular, ild.; Wool skim, 5,1.. td., A, 6s. It, Al, 7e. 6d. Fat —44 d. to Sid. COALS. Lownow, Nov. 2#. Dates' West Hartley, 16a; Davison's West Hartley. 16e. 3d. ; Larsden Hartley, 16e. 6d.• Howard's We.; Hartle Rath/eta:l,l6s. 3d. • Unfit Id Noce, 13s. 3d. ' ; Tanfleld Nose Butes, l ie . 3#l. • Walker Pr imrose, II& ; Walls End Men, Ins. ; Walla End GneforAt, 17s. ; Walls End HarMs,l4. 3d.; Walls End Killiatwortb East, 16a.; Wells End Riddell, is. ; Walls End Whanseliffe, 17a.; 11.10,1 Prirartee, 135.; Walls End HatwelL 19s. ; Walla End Helton. 19e.; Walls End Kepler Grange, 18a. M.; Walls End Plummer, 16a; Walls End Russel'. Llecten, Pls. 6d. •, Walls End South Heston, 18s. 9d. ; Walla End Carron, las. ; Walls End Hartlepool. laa 6 d.; Wails End Hartlepool lict•on, 13s. Id. ; Walls End Heuph Hall, De. • Walls End Huowick, Ire.; Melts End South Hartlepool, lea; Walls End South lielloe,lBr.6d.; Walls End Tees, 19r.; Walla End South Durham, 184.—Ethips at market, 84; sold, 61. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALT I ES. Ilkoom (mad). Tout ashore on Crosby Beach, 19th inst., reerived only alight injury, and leu es pectsti off after discluogiog part of bar cargo twbea9.—Liverpool, Nov. 21. Louisiana, for Neat Odeon.. on .hore oh the Little Barbet Bank, has gOl2O to pieces.—Liverpool, Nov. 21. B. ,M. Fox, for New York. on 'horn on Barbo. ia breaking up from the gals of eatorda3 night.-I.iverptxl, Nov. 24. bend; —Tee ChriatoMies Newton. from :411; m By at thle port. with Pert of the oeetto of the Them* from Bombay to Liverpool.— Liverpool, Now. 24. Lmasool. tines es Tomos, Powrs.—kZ., Middlesex, Loodoo. Carla, Martin Luther, Wel;beer, Augustus, Watmnbach, and mllllsm Tspreott, at New Tork ; Ocean Queen, at Charlesioo; coo, at Sawasciah • Roger ducwart, at Mobile ; Luc.) arid Harriet, and Stolen 'Maw, at New Orlesaa; Canada. at Poston ; Baltic., at New York; Damascus (a), at Gibraltar (la Si day-1; Martha, and iEros Queen, at Santander ; Edouard, at uheut ; Waaksmaheid, et Teat); Tamsallims (m). at Bordeaux. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AMlon' (ship), from Ned Jar Liverpool. 101 days, Oct. 12,110.14.19 N., lon. 31.44 W. Annals (barque), from Maims for Lonon, 0et.26, 1at.23N., lon. S 3 W. Baretto, Juan, Nov. 9, below Cape de Hours, with part of German Legion. F. E. &hatt (Hamburg barque), fr m Liverpool for Cape Wm, Oct. Mat. 4.20 N , lon. 2J.5 W. 0. B. Lamar (American ship), tram L^nion for New 'Fork, Nov. 15, lat. 49 N.. lon. 18 W. Gleuburn (American barque), fur Zde.bourne, Nov. 7, let. 42.11 N., 100. 15,20 w. Barry Lorrequer (barque), from A l geis Bay for Falmouth, Oct. 31, 02 day. out. Inkoonann ritiah stip,) fr. en Liverpool, Oct. 28, 1at.8.20 N., lon. 15 W. John Robinson, from Shinds for &burgher, Augoet 29, Strada of Md. (ship), frees Osisatta we Liverpool. ea, S., lon 9 W. Lima (remises shis), from einprore for Ludes, Oct. SO, lat. 26N., loa. 92 W. Lou!.. Sophia (Danish ship), from Canton for Falmouth, Nov. 5, for rders. Vary Ann (ship), from Plymouth for Fortlsod Bay, N0v.19 ; all well : S days out. Mins (barque), from Tobago for London, Nov. 11, tat. 43.8 N., lon. 25.20 W. _ _ Observer (schooner), from Port Louis for London, Sept.l9, lat. 33 S., toe. 21 V. owe (ship), from Bombay for Liverpool, Sept. 17, lat. 30.13 S., lon. 33 50 E. gem (English , hlp), from Bombay for Liverpool, Sept. 24, lat. 39.1 El., too. 20.11 E. tehooluath (ship), from Lemon for Pori Phillip, 05t.14, lat. 1.31 S., lon. 19.30 W. hemolia (e.s.), from Liverpool for Constantinople, Nov. 15, off Olbra tar. cal. of Liverpool, tom Rangoon (or Liverpool, Nov. 4, lat. 30 N., 100. 39 W. ratalgar (buque), from Crcenrck for Fort Adelaide, Sept. 13, lab 35 S.. lon. 3d W. Thomas Wool (barque), from Mauritius for Loudoo, Oct.ll, tat. l 2 r•e. 13.16 W. _ _ ianri4,l;omliomhay, for I irerpool. lot. 1 1 8., lost. 2 W. Wm. WolMode (Arovromn barque), from Calcutta for Londoc. Nor. 2, lac. 31 N., Wis..; W. 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