The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-24 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATH Ii ERSALLI3.....MONDAY. the MBAR web& at lite Da of wor a r:2l 'refeary, sad dew s almost of tie brims dome at the Wier misting was squired au sash raceudiad dar—giestt the Plidetes Issamodose—still • good deal of mosey had to draw hap& Thin wig a as saisedeace far t►a reed of dm year, ad the lama routine work of paying sod readeeig was canted on said a Wilk boar. At Miami. some attampts wen made at mealatioa. bat the bill mold sot be est rolling. sod es apt- the fur imst.eWoos below, wad time sot to heavy mama* poildag was doss an future Pte: TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 apt Coast 7. dadagramp's Silk de I'Air (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Mr. Herres Scottish Chid (t) 14 to 1 Hr. Tam Breeeks Porta (t) 20 to 1 Yr. W. reispos's Blair Athol (t) 00 to 1 Lard St. Viaceat's Foram (t sod of) 1000 to 30 Mr. O. Whirrks Appodee (t) 1000 to 30 Hr. W. Dayl6 , : tak 76as ort 4) . 1000 to 30 Mr. T. Valastise's H (t) 1000 to Mr. H. HIM (t) 1000 to 30 Lord Glairsow's Brother to Bird•cePtke• Wisi Nig 40 to 1 Mr. Bowar's Laos* (t) to 1 Lord Obagovr's let (i) WARWICKSHIRE HUNT MEETING. Ten Murata FLAT E; al lc son a each, with ZS added Cd titre horses siert); 3-p-eids, 101 b ; four, Usk ; five, 14 101 b; six and a pe d , 124 tb ; winners extra. Two rules came. To ekes sod same to Mr. 8. =l:rpTc =lothalegtea, by 8 eolith as Tuesday • 1 .or, to be pad 4 the time it gaming. mad the colouril to be &shred at the isms time. Ts! Hunt Our SissructlAss, vales 100 saes, by sub scripts= d 101 ova math, andt4 surplus to solo the wlanar, for horses that have saw wet a boodiesp steeplechase or karate rasa; triansee ezira ; 4.yrolds, 114; five. 114 121 b ; tax and sgri. Mt 71b ; gentlemea widen ; *keys. 61b extra. These stiles. To close sad name to the Clerk 4 the Comes, 4 Lemningtoo, by eight o'clock as Tuesday evening, sad the oilcan declared at the erne time. Tim Snug. Emma Rack of S erne. glob, with 25 added ; 3-yr-olds, 10st 21b ; tour , 1 lat 81b ; 12s 61b ; six sad aged, 1.14 101 b ; wthaere extra ; sel li ng allowances. Two miles, ewer Ave berdie• To dose and name 4 the mane thee es the Bunt Cup Steeplechme. Tag LRAIONGTON GRAND ANIMAL firlinsmuss ) el 20 eon each, 10 ft, and 5 only if &eke* rvi i :lr &added ; vlasere at ; the mooed to save We stake ; five berme to Mart, or the public mosey will sot be gives. Nor lam, st wider the new steeplechase =editions. Age the Age st t• Tlicoarlown le Giadktler a n 1 • 12 t2 • TaggholigNigay (kb) 6 10 13 • 12 3 Isweetuna Ode Mat ra* hi. • 11 11 with) 6 11 Meier =lei Mdse. ... 6 11 a Chalet - • 2 Portland Ms humus' Stmetamass 50 sows., with 10 to Mae as bores gives by the etserarde end gestlasee cd the lost, ter Maims ; 104 81h ; keg, 114 10Ib ; five, lit 71b; ix and aged, Mt 12110 ; winimot =ha ; Millithine ,• five hams to start, cot so race. Aleut =m—Prinesis Kepi, leek of All Tildes (aged), Harkaway, lily O'Ooasa• (aged), ladtwooke Isms, Imps (late Blood and Thesdir), Silts., It. Lyle, Little Lady. Tim Two YIAR OLD BASsicAr of 5 eon. auk 2 ft, with 15 ailed ; the wiener to be sold far 100 son., he. Bali • mile. To does and aims at the (hand Stand, Weir wick, by balfpat &sea Tamday waning. YAM ; 100, 1; ft ; as weigh* inestioDed. One mils and • ball.—Yr. Covestrik Beadily, S yrs, apt Major Wombwell's Alcibiede, 3 ps. Honer AZILIVID.—Ear. Lady Mary, Hilly wes. Owes.Fccevieepti, Oadecien. Lod Budd BsbQbsa Tama Noilenc. Derthreetr S t = den Diatlition Ddi enrena, Apes, Weide, Nermarripe, Dar vire. Bede et tin Doll, Jewel, limy Mk The Woo, Uririame, TM amikahmos. lady Eby, MARY DalsoltY. Lad a/ the Week Drra i aDaktarent, Columbia, Fairy Biz& Flavor &My, Mel, Braultrim, Wise, linceb, Oahe Drop, • t, Diploma, Tatum°, Lord cd the Manor, Chu& liMitent, Sinklag rand, Lord Cochrane, pay, Hakepoa endircet Renate. NAVAL AND MILITARY. .-mot ADMIRALTY, NOV. C. M.M.om to tie Doke of Waif sts& bow= A Bandsrs to the Ooloporor ; D. C. IL Ord. to die Smola (additional), for swim midi dot Morlooo. Amidst!, Sows= H. BoAtoor, tow Oconoseor ; A. 'tablets= mad G. IL Sylok to the Dorris,. Psomoressa.—To b. Mooton--J. T. Gloriosa, 8. 0. Tracey, B. 8. Jookooe. J. W. liabkoa, H. N. Arabs F. A. Johnston J. G. O'Comill. owl H. Aquilor. WOOLWICH, Nov. 25. The Marquis of Harlington, Umler-Seeretary of Beate for War ; Hajor-Gmaral Tsk, Dinseror-Ososnd of Ordaaaco • Claptala J. 0. Oran. BY., Dirador-Clonaral of Naval ArtMery ad odor oillsiala, arrived as Woolwielt Zrl• • w et twelve O'clock proceeded to the desnal, eere Ibey were rewind by the heads et various deperteasen aneprisng Lleatessat-Oelosel= Bulariateadsa. ai Laharateram ; T.ieutenant. eundatemeint oin oltto t al Carriage Department sad InetemenOelseal Saperiatesdatt at the Gas Ifernelin Tbe viag isepeend the two ex gase laieriad tor no panne ou beard the Amp aikfeurard to the .e chid dais, whore the heeds el ad the chid us bad reenbled aarentiaes previa= warn sad a anteresee took *se adelime fe lbe probable unseat et war blew fir the mat dead year. The vidton left the= Arend at lalf-part hes e'en*. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OAIMRIDGE. Nov. 23. IXAMMATION Vol TIM B.A. Drew=—The appainied Dee. U, 1/12, to coneider szt u = opts the wliele ashme et maadastions which the for the ordinary degree af DA. are required to peek cad the minter ia whkh Ike imprommat theelegiesi edmatien i. the university ma to hod Maim* bon kensul a saw media= superb to the seeste, he whisk they smarm their opinion thed the purposes for which the metaleed was ap pointed may best be atialasd b m ansagiag the acmaina. time as be amble the csadielhass for the ordinary B. A. degree to i= sti t k leassul, Moir muse of instruction in aid the rudiments of (lividly, by the ea ci dl their INIVOINI Mee, sod thus to enable them student@ to apply themselves dads' the remainder of their slay in the unfriendly to the Mod) of theology or of some branches of moral or natural Memos, by passing examina tions in which sal:quits they should ball, qualify thiamine for the degree of B.A. They further remmenead that the several exambiaticess be °oath:toted sexed* to the follow ing reguletwes miemst others a a miser eiterseter : Previous azaleas...Ms.—That tie gabled' of the MlMl aation shall be as of the Pour Gawk ie the origioalGreek, palsy's Evidences el Christianity, one el the Greek and cos of the Lida climbs, the Elements ef LAW, Basis 1., IL, 111 and VI., Props. 1-li, and arithmetic. That the sp manhunt of the pediteder mpg. end, ia tepid to the elismietal sabjeste, the mmeinteasal boil d the authors ead of the portions of their maim whisk it may be moodiest to select, shall rest with the board of clessied studies, upon the understand* that the hoard shall se limit the examlustioa that every oas who is to be earning any be seeeoeebly expected to show a goo potent imolai*. el sebjessa. That the examination Wadi begin es Dee. ieb, melon that day fall on Bandar, to which cum it shell begin ea Der. ea. TBK SUPPOsED CONFEDZILATZ WA:RAMMER IN Tin Ci consequence at further wienesuisadow re ceived at Greenock trout govereerwt, Oa Facipthar, of bee Majesty's ship Hogue. Onliseter el the Customs, proceeded to es Tbereday te =mob with the Ottetom authorities with regard to the mew steamer Pamper° ; the melt et whisk was that cm ?side , night the gunboat Goldfinelk, Mader te her Majestys Milo Hogue. proceeded up the river to GLaypec, commanded by Lieutenaat OrelP7, wed kovtalLatt; Farquhar on board. des we. moored to ia the stream opposite the Peaspero, whkh inithing her fittings at the erase as Planieston quay. The Pamper) is now almost finished Is her fitting*, aid it Is expected that another week will complete her, • large num ber of work men having been employed on board wines her Lusa at the end of Let mouth. We understand then is no intention an the part of garentesest to interfere with her being buiabed, and no attempt will be made by the maisof -war to hoard her, their only orders at preset being to detain her if she should try to clear out. The Pampers L a flue looking menser•steasese of over 200 feet in length, barque-rigged, and in built on the sew systems at a combnia skip of wood and kegs, ell below the lower deck being wood sheathed with copper saleide, and shove of COMMON plate iron. Her messes dewy eke alleptios that, there see war fittia. sheet ber.—Scatasses. Tax Cosszwas' Swami rat Tss NosTw.—An to the prayer of the pitimea's striks there is nothiag wow te reprt For *be aeremenciatisw et a ration el the evicted sire at WiDiugles• a erg shed hen has. preefilesS i hat despite this mesa ewe of relief, the seeker of the have been subjoined to moth owar.oroweog, nom this likely to be the •• roe awes umi at easiber warawisall eters dame issued by/Imm Ibleakam end Lear, the have prohibited th• ojwisi Imam tram mootiog bob es the ground at Onkeelhaw, end vie are thus Mies he sea shaker saw lie mob of their sum lhohnsio Muds who Ere wear wear. Osooldwohlo •• trashy esolipus to be imosiesolog Womb " blecklep.*—Neisoutie Obecnicds. Di. as Joiroa's Luner-Baaint lbD Ltv ate gegarioder et Wo ula cow in Ober kiwis la Dm v ir z e twi..=. liweirszte she pai n . Dr. ds Jewid e r c Elkowu Ltv i s: on. and tsa tud i rie g ainek sin Dim eater varieties el the mime wittikese widelli I Wee implepet win a view to toot that ssiterteray.v—illig edyse candid atom at at, aa id., and its., by Dr. do 34==tn i ar um; Raeford, awl Cla, if, frassel, Lowden. emd amt.] THE EXPRESS, THZ COURT-MARTIAL ON COL. CRALWLZY. SIXTH DAY. (Mg ooe owr nignaratO ALDF29IIOI7, Nov. 23. Est Major R. Cotton, of the Inuiskillino, wee called and examined by Sir A. Hanford, the official pour cater. He deposed—l have bees about ten yarn and ten menthe in the TOCUM.i. I blew Sergeant-Major from the time I joined the regiment to his death i l always considered him • hard-working, indurtrious, sad sober man. I did sot pines him Is mut. I believe he wee plead in anert by Lieuteout sad Adjutant Fitmimon. Do your know what the orders were Camel Crawley—Was gime orders in writing? if so I obl'eot to their bong stated without the orders are produced. Etamination ranuned—Do you know whether there was • written order for his arrest ?—No. Did Lieutenant Maims give you an order shout the arrest on the day the anent took place !—Yes. Wesel Crawley—l object to the question being put in that fens, and moon that the wit ms be asked whether the craws were ar were not Is The proseeekr wished MT.:towed to conduct the examination is hL own way. The examination wee quite . regular primmer The should mot object to regular questions but wait until scene irregular question was put before he in. kr = b g t it; formally pat in his objection, stating that he was advised that the inteeruption was in accordance with the mimed practice. It was a fundamental principle of @Mclean that the mutants of a written document could net be given ie evidemee without the decumbent being pro duced or lb absence accounted for, otherwise the witness might &atm that which would, if produced, refute his own The coact retired to consider, and on their return it was sessunced that the protest entered by the poisoner wee withdrawn. Tie examination accordingly proceeded—l cannot mei timely swear whether Lieutenant FS vertally gave the order, or whether be dictated it to. me from writing. I took it dews in writing. I 0112/104 moiled what became of it,. I =pied the order into • mail book I bad at the tiom. I do not know what has become of the book, but have a alight remembrance of Lienteseat Famines asking me for a copy of the order, but I cannot recollect whether I gave it or Dol. What were your duties is raped to the smut? Coked Orawley objected to the queetioa ; those duties being contained an a written order, which was not prebend, end far p tie mon-produetion of width the whams las maroperly be eisment. The presen in ter apprehended that the nunlike was mis apprehended by the prkener. The question in enbenmes is, what the Mama did in the embiest of tie wrest se a mat- ter duty. C of olonel Crawley pasielal is lie objection, sad Its prosessisr altered the hem Cl the question to, whet Id yea do sheet the earl? Wilseee—l paraded the gaud that was to be plead oar the prilosere, sod reed thee their anima I the gave the pad oar to the air pea el the pad. Do t am !sailed 'myth* brag add by Oohed Crew in taw odd* room shoat the paha. of the sentry?—l read ied on ase masks °deed Creeks tasking some remake on the dm smiths% hat I do sot remember the d e w essverestisa. osaliesed—l reaminbar asking s remark to him thee flimpent-Msjor Lilley was • married man. Oohed Crawley said ea how I dared to disobey his orders, at the major-poorer& He ass ordered me to go sad see the eireb Weed, lasted ; that a, Made the 11=I west with Cosa Baal to piece the maids& w Lamy ea the morsing of hie death. Tell Is ad what took plses.—He appeared eery side. The Mpg. ministmed sane neidisise to hint. and shady atter be did. Ilia Oates was puma at Lillie. death. MN is M Oohed Orre a p oppßed SA the areessuoisetics of this wham be peelposed esti the follariog day, es is Wilma panses eritesesse. The Padden' emericed that if tisk ammo were paned be maw so sad le the tried ; bat bed the promoter any ob. *lies ? ThePreseentsr—lt is for the mart to deckle ; we have so ebr it 017 i... Un the. retired to cocrult ; and ma their Men The Preside= said it was • departure from the cresery ads, hat the court had nojobjection to prima the noes =mnia& Major Jon Edward Swaim, of the Mk Dragoons, axe' Mead by the proseoutor—Vivbile the megimatmajors were molar west I remember barns saissillag seed in the orairly room by Colonel Crawhaiti the arrest. Ime qis the orderly room on • . and Coking Claw lsrassi camplaimiag to the lima maramimine bed akin pine with the three imprimis= servialimedeme. Ha naked the adjoin= if be knew what ekes enema orwat. A espied be did—that it mean plailaa tis entip ea The seams& mid, no era bet it essent the i ltisenery Mould mom ime eight al primer day &major Conan, who I n standing just ream Tol e r • Serjeent-Msfor Ley is • married man ;" err the I added that he understood Ms. Utley was I very ill, that her imbued bad to rub Hanna frequently on. her nersali. Whereapom the colossi mph= that, oder or anther, married or angle, be did not care ; close &nest moat close arrest, end be would hire his orders ended out Quartermaster Noodem, Serjeant-Mulor Cot tee, some other elbeers—l think Captain IPi ears wee me of thimi—ead a corporal or main, or both wore presoak I bee cellar sonetlaing occurring daring the isonnmutial on Caption Swabs about a mum named Liddell. I nerved an order from Colonel Prior to nes= at the crawl room to deal with the mimes= when Private L a brought before las, charged with bevies allowed oommunisatios to take Vass bites... in. Gams (a alma el the regimmit) sod Sergesat-Meder May. 1 foe= the charge memponed, and I ordered theimunedate discharge of the men, the erne to be km ap , so that moth* could be rearded =ant him. The moms I saw tern up ley the adjutant. On the following mean( I was orate= to Mead at 0111 orderly room before Oaken I Canby, ad then reprimeaded by him foe my denim The crime was produced, the fragments of it nag sewn together. I =premed my arrow if Ind erred in my judgment, but said that I did met that I bed, as I bid mast carefully mama= the =nem" ad decided that nee was madam spinet the prises= Calomel Crawley remarked that from the *Adams he bad heard ha would have had the man by • court-martial. Colored Crawley, to the bust of my recollection, said he would have teed Inn by • district court-martial. Mee. Gibe= wee apposed to have comermanted with fiusgerst.liejer May. liwatenmuset was that she was paring Eleermet- Major LiDey's home with same dowers in her hand. Ser. gsaat-Mejor Lilley bon the very highest chaiaoter in the regiment I do not remember using any Argonauts with =labs= turning Lieutenant ioa out cif In ad. • I 'eight ben due so for I roe mach dimities& with way in which Lienteseat Pita ma earn= ea the duties of the adjateacy, be. I do an remember expeensiag myself to anyone so. I never said dot Lieutenant Fag an= had &donne vision]. I could on possibly have mid so, for I always believed him to ban very good margin The proserster having intimated that he bed no me epragions to ask, Witness esid—l wish to add la retaloce to the comens ties in the orderly room, the wade of Colonel Crawley were that be did not are • d—, officer or moldier, mar ried or saga, dose arrest on dose and errs= he would have his olden on out. Oman Archibald WOWS, et the 6th Dragoons, who, on being _sworn, emphatically repeated the words " So help me God." depend—While the seq7 . bruajors were under erred, I remember Colossi Claw being in the orderly room at idhow . That was about beginning of May, ISM. Colonel Crawley and the thee adjutant, Mr. Fits sines, manse in. The colonel was talking in a loud voice with Mr. Pitealoon. The colossi mid, '• Mr. Fitssimon, do yea know what close arrest means T Mr. Mistier:o said, " I thick I do. air." Colossi Cawley the sated him what it wee. Mr. Pitaimoo said, " When aa officer at • mas onmeninloned °Moir is placed in ohm arrest, and when a eeotryie pieced over these outside the reindeer, I call that clam &nor." The colonel replied. "Yon do, do you!" Mr. Praire= mid, " Yes, sir, I do." The colossi then said, " Mr. Pinstran, let me tell you when an caw or • seas ementemed officer is Vora in close arrest, the win is never to lam fight of him b► . mkt' er by dey." Mr. Phrases then said, " Ton well, sir. llerpootellejor Cotton, who wain the orderly room at the = s e c tid souirchiog about Sagewit-Major Lain beinga num. The colonel told um sergeant.major to hold leinek, and not cootradiet the orders that he or the had given, bat go and see thole orders earried out. Wirp — sergsmimmajor then kit the orderly room. Mr. shore made some rigout to the colonel that he belief= Mrs. Mg was very ill, And that her husband had to rub some Umiment or ointment upon her. The colossi then • " I dos% care a d —s, Mr. Fitainion ; I can't help that. Officer or moldier, married or mingle, I'll have my ordoeinerried oat." Ido not remember the exact date of thie, but it cues soma Mao very early' is May. Mr. Wooden, Maim !Wintry, Sergeant-Major Cotton. and the adjutant and colonel were prevail ; and I think theme was two ear. rants etambog in the pram but I am not quite certain whether they were peemat er not fit-Major al way* bore & nest excellent enesere. I Laveknown him over bine* he came to Um regiment, and never last sable! him except during about a year, when we reason to the Crimes, before he us there. He came out to the Crime as servant-major. erossorarnination et this =Mess wee also vei• ned. laminar arsterr. Wooden, of thee= Dragoon, confirmed the widows of the previous wirier as to the conversatioa is tho orderly room while the sergeant-majors were nadir arrest. B. stated that Colonel Crawley on that corsairs sttbe adjutant that he was Odom= that Sereant-Majer had oramanication with other people, end then fel the aosvenatioe already depend to. He thot Mof a Wale the calomel were, Close erred means ebse awn, sad by God Ira have it carried out." The witness mmem b ai d that Major Elwin*, Captain Wean, tho molanol„ nowiginagt, and the salangsmgestet-major, Cotten, wen pee n= es Mr wallow Thor* woo several other encamp ,peat, but he weld not rembellallf who they were B. meld met ismisrabse meetly when this took places, bat it woe seem days after the goant-mejer was need alder iiniseh Whams coatiamed—l had seeneriatenteden oiler with taken Oink, as the sin. Oe the 3rd of Osten, lei MK I wesdiested nest new to gem te the ordesera . I had the newel is the nen he red es as landassla Boma sad Wakes wen there, sad rooked at the =lowers request during the Weise. The colonel asked sae whether 1 had seen or written to Mr. Nadia. I said I bad not. The colonel asked me if I had reed • letter ia the Drown Herald, which appeared is the paper received that day at Mho% signed by Nr.808148? I said I hid. Bededred to bow %bother what via elated is the latter wee tree. I replied that it wee partly bat ask wholly true. He desired m tor mat oat what was set tree in it. I relined bki I. the LMer of the letter, where it stated that I led readsded n os that, when ha gave the ardor to Lieuteamat !Ur sine, la regard to pleg the sentriek Lilley um • worried sea, sad his wile wee nick. I Uhl the oakum& I aide no remark myself whatever to him. The esioull thee said, " I 'appeal not, it wee net your plasm to do so • be sides, I knew es well ea everyone else that Mn. Mei was sick and he added that he could not being it to hie memory that sari a eenvereation had sued ia the room, and asked se was I quite offis of what I " sten dl edi He then asked see wu preseet at the time. I answered that I could sot remember co the instant, bat that several officers were preeset. The coined *pia mined ms whether I was quite =Ws with mimeos to the order gives to Liesteasst !Aflame. I answered, "Y gilt. serials, bat nook more took pleas in tie ZOOM that I tea resseeber," aid added that it yr a matter for re to remember that lace plow is the orderly roma daily, as I L L was oesehrst atteedease. The colossi the. mid, "If you are certain at what yea have misted, will yea it doweancl give it to am la midi* 1" I at doers and wrote • letter. - - - - - - The President—Have praised that War ? The letter Ina Landed is and identified sad tad= witness. It stated that he was prawn what the complained el Borgeant-Major Lilley hang bed ammanks. Nos with wrens odd& ; and there was • peetseript stating that he had se mulled= of speaking to Captain Busies w the sib**, although it was so stated in tie led& is the Deems Herald. Wilms told the colonel that tit statement that Bergeorat•Majw IMO wife was sick w • sot made by him, but by the adjutant or the acting ow mut-major, and salted him if he should add that to the let or. The colonel implied "No what you hove elated is quite onfliciaot." Wilmot the. Lund the Wm give, sad it to the wad n you have say tonsamioatio• with Colossi Crawley about derieskajorLnlels change of quarters? —Yea, I had. The quarters occupied by the sergeent an* and the gentetnneter-eatgesot were ordered to be moated, sod those scancetudesioned diem remand into Weber quarters. There was peat want of ream in Wracks, end some cerreepoedmoe wee entered into to Ueda more guiders for the 6th Dragoon& After some days a staff. emeent's quarters was gins over to the reginasat. • quarter was about a quarter of • mile teem barracks, and I soggasted to Colonel Cr= florjaant-ldajor Liner, in that the sergeant-major wee wan arnolburieww.oald act be for aay duty. Colonel Crawley asked me could I pima him nowhere eke. I replied, I had no ether pate wad the amend mem% gutters. Oakes' Gawky re plied, "Neither will de ; the au is too far ; the alim to too apes ; and Why will be sp to same mere Mae The colo nel Men direeted me to give that Ws/ sergessn's enorters to the apaateammaterurgoent ; to ninon the troop _or prat-major of H Woop ; sod to piece limpaat-Malor lag in the troop eatgeentrinejor's gutters. I imuleed to him that those querns were wry sawn. The osismi said, " The quartets that ere goad /for one 1111W1M4714111 ere good for another." I masszkod, " Bat the Weep sameas► major is • angle sera." The colonel get seem and said, " I don't vast any more • bats; do V I Z yea.' I them gese ceders lie the troop wergesidentjer to mode the trangskist he *stupid, sad isseed ilwrad. • Major Lißey Leto it. The ingeest major's Manater that of a very good - d cater and 'Wks. He us always a very sober, Andy aim. Private Jobs Liddiu add end exandind by the peer eater, deal wee miry ows SwgesahMajor Linty is the fia~evr. I balm it wee es the Mb el Nay. I was posted by Osepoesi Made is the case roam aid the bedlam. I maid se* me the bed when the woe wee doom, bat if I mewed two or three pose bees are a th e door due I wee posted, and lifted the " " I digit ibis see the bad. While I wee en man/ Mrs. son came to i t h haarter fun es un cordon efratrf• thonght I the dea le r ca gofimg l those I saw • item to Mr.. . The meperni emu up with the at the tame then • reported sae to the eargesst el the growl, who mortal me to the sada( seepeaatorejor and wee wind build sed. As I mega* odd . the doo l r, Mrs. Meta b a get out of the way to let the raid pun Ime maned for Mrs. Gibson mesehist to Mrs. May. I did sot sae that Mr. Gibson brought saything for Mts. May, becalm,/ wee Maids the roam. Private James Reynold% of the Rh Dragoons, and orderly. room clerk of the mimed at the time of Bergeent-llajor Lamy's meet, esafianed the teatimes, of the previous mi asma es to the mavenatice is the orderly-toont whet the i meting segeeterder reminded Weed Crawley that ' Bergesabliajer Lamy was a married era, sad whim the colonel replied that idogle or married chity„sanst be doer, or wards to that Wait. The mart them adjonmed till this worming, at 10 o'clock. Antannet the Mara today were the Lard•Lientenant at Ireland (the id el CarhMt), who attend the meet about middy, emi remained the greater part el the after noon, and the lad el Cartligen. Lord Carlisle was seam. Weiby Colonel sad the Earl el Cardigan by Freer, of the llth Ream. SUSPECTED DEATH PROM POISON. lest night Mr. John Humphrey., the Middlesex earoner, held =at the Gray Eagle Tam= lato the oirownstsaces at el li t= " Mine, aged 34 yam. The an. nerd to emits great intend la the unghbour. bred, sad the melt war crowded. Jane Spas, 16, Gamettebreeti Bethnal-green, mid that tie deemed was the widow of Edward Maras, • Miler. H. died en the 39th el last May. The deceased resided at Nw 34. Brij Isgtheirest. She was • sober warn. She was Mina Sl at half-past six o'clock ort Thursday laat.% Mr. Beinhar who whams st believed had been Beim with the deemed, remained apsie • Mott time. Wiles he came down the &aimed followed him, and and to Mr. Beerier, " 314 dam, my God ; what have you bees gleinfeer Be monad, " lhave gives bar some heed sad stomach pills.* Mrs. throe thee soma to wish to go out. Slit went to the door. Mr. Bomber did not oppose her oat. WON= mat with the to Dr. Gretaa'a. That jsutlmmsa mind but what she had Wm, but she meld nd Whams thee breagle her home. Two of the 1111“ sent far, sad the dammed was curried ap =;To—bed. She sat up in the bed, thee tell leek glse trembled .11 emr, sad stretched her arms out. Tbae was no difficulty ia opening her mouth. Some water was poured down her throat. After the first attack the de emed seemed to go into a kind of reaper. By the Oorcier—Whea Kr. Beadier said that be had given the deceased bead and stomach pills a mss named Wni. Edmund was prance. Wither could not mount for her death. She seemed la • kind of fit. She bad re aided with her five years. Mrs. Charietto Bole 32, Grey Fcgleetreet, said she was sent far lest Thum* everting to see the &some& Oa arrival Ms found her dashing her head about in • dreadful meaner, faunas at the mouth, and appearing to fight hard for her breath. She could not meek, but was' ominous ; the body was might but MA and she worked imams and hands about ; her eyes looked as if they wen about to start ontfol her head, end themouth was dawn on an side. At timesher eyes went rand like the works of a watch, sad she suffered • succession of fits, hating from 10 to five minutiae.* at which times her beck was bowed, the body rating as the head and heels ; altogether she had 24 fits. Th e used resnedisstwere applied, sad Dr. Gaytere was called is. During the sight Mr. Beesher awe ap Minh mewing mash cat up, and at about 4 &nook ea Friday =Drains he proposed that medical assistance sboold be pro- eared. The death rattles wore then in her throat, and wit ; ems told him that a doctor was then metre. c. The earner mid it on that Mr. Bann should be yreeint, in order that he sok the vitamins any questions tint he might think nowt. Mr. Bumble, a regiestaidy•dreend nass, et aboat 30 years of age,_ who wee mid to bm a tailor. radani No. '3{, Grey Die•-.trot, BpiYlWdy then entered the coon, sad prooseded to wasmatainine &the witness as to his having son himself on two erviaions for a doctor. This was adsaitted. After assn farther unimportaat evideaes, Dr. William Gaylen deposed that the dimmed Gum to his shop in Bricklane between 7 and 8 e'eloch an Thursday mi 181•1 WIWI at the time Tay and in a few mites left the shop and vomited violently. He pm scribed for her, and she went home. At halt peat 9 o'clock he spin saw her at her own home, when she was vomiting violently. He did nob see her after this till she died. On making a post-mortem examination he found the brain to be healthy, the limp highly congested. the beset healthy, the liver, spleen, and ether organs healthy, but highly congested. The right side of the heart was full of liquid blood, as were the veins. Than. were patches of inflammation through the whole surface of the intestines. He removed the stomach %imposed for midi* as he could sot tell what woe the 06010 of &std. The °eraser said that the ease was surroaeded by so many serious circumstances which required explanation that he should adjourn the inquiry for the purpose of allowing a chemical analysis of the content. of the stomach. TER GUILDFORD Miort.—We are glad to state that the ass Ss e, the boargb pol iciness, whe was struck on Saturday night by the •• gym," whilst Mims atlseded to very sesednousle by Mr. Phillips. ° UMW% NM Mbar lica theme at the medical profession, is this west% (Mayday) *ll alive, sad somewhat better than he au kat night. Yesterday large bills were posted on the walls sad delivered at ihe shape, cassia( a reward at 2001. foe the apprehea. eke sad seenistlea d the _principal rioters. [AaTINVIIIINSINL]—HOLLOWAY'II 0111111111111 T AND TlDA.—lheigeletlem sad gouty affectioes moos-yield to the neeelbeg . billsease of Ashowsje medicament& ma w Wee% sigma* requires to be well rubbed es the sleeted pert lellsestei mastion and to subdue the Dribbled pill. IS leave lidded selther swelling, stUbigssoise lebiesesa Nty attending to the lusty uctioas fdief Med Rollo wWe Tenet pass it 111110 Cleg. Walk et &ewe aim to eseday ereeeems. rad rodMy ho Moroi IN eases wires bid reeidled. sad the NOM isseeel for bk. Is aorlyl4, esrefebbis. oseelu.Nee, dregekel hedge, flonowsre leedneb4 Is followed by dr Inning gem& Is weYW ell Mier pavertod mato ce liiisarm" mid ails as ▪ asellistraiseelivit. EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1863. tab isttUfgaus. COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.—Nov. 23. , Sittings in Ruse& —restore Lord ChM Juliet Mide end Justices William, Bylee, anal Keating.) wanner P. The plaintiff in this ewe Woe a clerk in the chambers of Vies-Chanoilior Wood. end the defendant was a clergyman at Stookoroas, is Oxfordshire. The Plaintiff had been on virile to fitookacce, sad had become somewhat Labiate with the defendant. The plaintiff stayed at the house of Mr. Yowler. a farmer at fitotherese, and Warm these two there wee teeeesaily liligaida. The Bev. lb. Carver ea of the w wea es at It Bareabas, finlike, with whi ch church the plaintiff wee onmeoted, wrote to the defendant. implode( ,him to try sad settle the litigation by and the arendeat smeared by declining to do as, stated WWII oircometanon to justify him is hie decides. The plaintiff nod to recover damages apse the ground Wet this letter was • bled ; and whilst that meta wee pending Mrs. filmy, a lady monseted with lit. Bersalwe Church, and a hood of the plaintiff, wrote to the defen dant, moduli him that he wee wroog la what he bad said giant the plaintiff. The deferdeaVe mower to Ms. Hmje lather ins aka said to be libellee& At the trial Wore the Lied Chief Justice at OuYiaU the Wound for the plaintiff, &sages 40& in respect of sea . The question now raised for the court wee whether the letters written try the defendant were privilepd comm. Mations. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Joyce appeared to show ones against a rale to eater a verdict for the aefe edant ; and Yr. Coleridge, Q.C., and Mr. H. James to support the rule. The Lord Chief Justice said be was of opiates that the rule should be made absolute. The law was clear that no make for defamation would lie anises there were makes ; width the law inferred unless there wee some justification for min tbewords. This implication of mattes, however, might be _ by showing the cinamelanese under width the worth were nerd. The rule bad been eareeily laid down in the Exchequer that a men WY privileged in miring • eceamunication when he made it in diabase of a mobil or lewd duty, or whim be had an intend in the matter. pen. vided always that the words were nada use of la the honest belief that the puty making the oonnumicatioa wee die ' charging • ditty - . Th e jury had found in this ere that the ditleadant bed writtes the letter in the lawn belief that he was a in the discharge at hie duty. We lordship, after going at beech into the eirearnitencee, gave his that both the latter complained el were can municatioa, and therefore that the mhos not ha maintained. Bole absolute. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 23. bis power to raider, sad knesedietelp pve imetroetioas to the two clime who soweeplated the applicant" to woke *veep prible inquiry I. the miter. It apposed that easel thecae's, patios waist& 366, had ghee reties that he ithemded to theism sod Ide *ldeation thing ailed to the edwathissithat i. gasiloe. he meth slather, ead resolved ea mower elating tkot the sAvetiew kid • plat objectios to them who had been In the polies forth The applicants, etas, theoldeg his lordship, withdrew. BOW.IIIIIIIIIT. Ampit Hitehoodr, • boy d shoat 15 years el sae, w darned with atimenpling to steel •Oi locket and *bola fans • lady ia Holbert Ifie BashelOeldellas elated dot about ball-post 5 o'olook ea the preview' orre she was pawing along Hoban with her aster, wham a soaker of dirty, raggedboystegrawriaaiss resod than tad ruSup aphid Wm. The who was oese et , ten aorcen la heat et C i rri eratehad at the geld et bar looked. The *beta birch% , bet Wore he wield get it away she ached hie arm, aad de tained Ma 61/1 the next wiles= ease op. Mr. &chard remooeic. heed porter at nindvars-lan, mid he bad hew watebba the and his companions for some line, ea ben tack reovezoosin he en=ttat they , wereabout to attempt a robbery. On NW 111=ner witsees west up, took him by the coil,, hbatill the peliessaa cane up. The primmer was oenuidtted tor VkL WESTMINSTER. Loam Hecker, • powerful woman, was charged with the follow* aupsodal outrage William Braugems, • milvsnraith, mid he was standing at • little Were 12 oe Sunday night, in Oratopn-plea, eon. maims with Mims liatilda Barw, when the asfembet =l ensued from the other of the way, end made %POO than both of e may shameful derrelp• tins Oosi ssapislmat told her she na u ght to be mlested of heoself, upon which the defendant attacked and struck Mims Barney. The pollee were called, and ohs was them Oren into melody, but sot until she bad repeated the as sault Defendant maid ohs wan the perms Mused ; she had been mast diugrassfully knocked about by complainant, the young waist' Berney with him, and the police Matilda Burney maid that she was ken ig company with Erarantem, endues talking to him on night, WINS the delandmat eremed the road, and mod lit y after widek she struck Sturges an then gave witness • blew os the amt. Witese returned it by a - blow in the hoe. =jab Ambrose, 101 B, said that be saw the defendant strike both sasplahmete. She woe drunk and very vie. lost. He took her to the station. Robert Mackay, 102 B, said that while at the station the I dmiesdeat Mosaic w ithout the slightest proverattion. Another mouth woe also proved sgaiut her. Mr. Belle asked &urger and the young woman if they knew anything a bar? They both maid they did not. The polio said that defendant was well known as kiwis; a booms of ill-faro. Mr. Sells rid be should take into moddessitoa that de• fondant had rescind mese come istudas. Her ecednot had be most direpamtul, end be should Ms her ce commit bar for one math. WOBSHIP-21111HIT. Clarks Lew, 44, review at Vlr b , 44 l3ellneal. S, was clarged with thisvhday of a deed . by throwing it ithe se ea ualnibed and also bay * in his peeeessi ended dead body with Wed to thew" d it la a similar memener. The promedleas were taboo by the police under the powers al the Ad 24 mad 15 VIeL, Silk seo., cep. 100, which meste that "if any woman shell be delivered of a child, every PIM• who den by "seed Illip0AVO• at the deed Indy of the said elthd, whether each AN died before or after its birth, endwise to coxed the lkth Owed, shell be gaty al a miehmencor, and, ea beteg ecadeled, liable to so tapereaeree el two years, with or without C llr. Bible., the bstrether, attended for the prisoner. Poliewasedable Witham, 102 N, mid—At squarterlost dress a Ihwarday eight I wee he the Idea Head-yard, Kingaisadthad, and maw she primmer come dews the yard hem the street, sad look about is a mespkions manner. I =back die send mew buildings. It the dark. come to the doorway, thfastaaed hale troween and then bi amt. hook a pared out, and Bung it tote the bedd ing. I heatedly turned ou my laht and asked him whet the wed coateined. He reP " A dead kid." I mid, " Yes must go with me and see." He replied, " No, yes eon go." I wth told him that he mod scoomplay as. He thou wet sal Odd it up so I desired him. I onamthed the pereel, sad found it to evoked the deed bae el a female child. Lashed him bow be beams puma el IL He said, "It was a predates+ birth from a poor women, and I beteg a mead mesa undertook to get rid of it to 'awe the burial fess, which would have been 7s. dd." I told him that he mud go to the stades with me, and he serried the &lid then. On the reed then he desded, " I ought to bad buried it le my podia, .ad thew this weed net have hemmed." At the mistime I thud the body el another female child in his peed. He gad no account el that. thrgesat Smith, H N—l was at the station and took the charge. Primer said, " The wade who wee delivered is, I beads, at Nottingham ; I did not deliver her. I know that I am wear h disposing of the bodies in this way." He gave no account of the wood body. The wooed sp peered rather fresher than the other. lir. Griffiths, &detail surged, New North-read—On &today evening List I war celled to the statioe-human sad shown the body of a female child, with the after-birth attembed. It was more or lees deocesposed, sad born per haps about a weak. It w• premature thod--ahout six months. It bed quickened. Os Bushey moenteg I was thane another female child, set decomposed, sad litewhe about sim mouths. I caned at present undertake to say if the children had breathed or met. Air. Leigh consented to mein bail of two sureties in 401. and the primmer in 804, which were embeequently ten ; dared and received, sad the prisoner enlarged twat iL THE AMERICAN QUESTION-A FRENCHMAN & IMPRESSIONS. M. Henri Martin, the distinguished historian of Franco, who recenPy viand Edinburgh along with • num ber of his eontrymee, during the meetings of the Social Moos Association, has published his impreseions of the =it In an Interesting article, signed by hinuelf. in the Mick, from which the following passages respecting the of the city, and the opinions of our distinguished 'an on the American question, are translated by the Odedosion Mercury : Under this severe end capricious sky, whose floating =en are the poetry of northern countries when they veil without concealing the lines of edifices, and the contours of the horizon, Scotland has bent Rea a capital which, one would my, was designed by the hand of • Poiusain or • Usude Lorraine. The OM Town, so proudly stated, storey above storey, on the long hill which rises to the Untie of Den Edin, that model of as ancient Acropolis ; the New Town, stretching beneath towards the great arm of the sea which separate* the lowlands from the land of Macdriff and inebeth ; between the two towns the wide ravine, verdant with pleasant gardens, and through which the railway eaters the heart of tee town, "oeinath bridges onsect. tog the old town with the new. Lastly, and above all, the superb basaltic mass of Arthur Seat—a great rock 700 fen in height, overlooking the city, the country, and the sea. There is not, in point of picturtique beauty, any city in Europe trial to it, nor, perhaps, in the world. Superior as to its picturtaque site to the city of the Seven Bills, Edinburgh shares with Rome this anion, which is no common one, that if everything is not absolutely beautiful, nothing is absolutely commonplace. . . . . "Gnat Britain presents a singular spectacle. The upper and governing classes, infinenced by fears for the future, and by old tradition of policy, are almost entirely for the South —that is, in favour of the dismemberment of the United States. The popular clam= Influenced by the sentiments of justice, by the purely moral sentiment, are almost entirely for the North. It is • marked contest between Tenoning (I do not say reason) and sentiment. The friends of the South ban leas courage in expressing their opinions than then of the North. A meeting in the interest of the South was lately called at Sheffield—the centre of an industrial population of 200.000. A hundred persons collected, and amongst that hundred some tame only to oppose. . . . . M. Gamier Pages and I had wished to express in • few words ear seutimente as Frenchmen at the antislavery ealled for Mr. Beecher; but the crowd had already lined in each • deaso mass at all the entrances of the great ball that it was imperil& for us to eater. We were obliged to contest onnelvem with oar good intestine, and to remain minded with bearing outside the nosemall thunders of applause called forth by the abrupt and bold eloquesom of an orator who neither canines nor flatten his audience, but who stirs it like • billowy son . . . "In • word, the MOOING of the tans was immense. All this is very miguilleativa. Sian then Henry Beecher has bad the nurse* to beard the lion in his den, the Southern party in Liverpool, the oily large tows where the South seems really to have the majority, and where commerce and shipping have unlined the balance to its side. Mr. Beecher spoke there in the midst of a tempest; bat he ruled the tempest ;he compelled the public to hear him. Why cannot Mr. Beecher come to Paris or to Lyons! He learn w h a t, F r ance is, and he might satisfy himself that amongst us public opinion is not in favour of then who armed the Florida. We have not yet acquired the right of holding free public meetings ; but we shall come Ito that, if it plena God." A HUMANS Ixirrtruriow.—rhe New York and Batas Emma Mail Line Railroad, led Hartford and tcpringeeld,have placed upon their road a sat of cars for soldiers me only. Toe car contains tee cots, suspended by rubber bands, for those having broken Ike* tic also mat room for thirty, with handsomely cushioned sea t s , several easy chariot fall set of applianoss to protect fractured or Oroirma limbs, a complete chest of medicines, Modal" list, he., a splendid copper urn sad apparatus for making mdse. a web-room, water-closet, beaters, ; ia feat, werrythlag seeded by a sick or wounded soldier is here pissed at his disposal. A steward and none accompany sea ear, whose duties are to minister to the waste of every rather. One of them oars will leave New York and &Moe deily.—Bookni paper. HUSSMAN'S Tat is choice and strong, moderate Is prise, sad wholesome W ass. These Moieties have secured ter this Tes • postsl pretenses. It Is sold In yeasts by Vali Brea—fitruffserwat.] MARKET& --4- LONDON WET DOOK RICTI 74,171 UV, 1 t,l 146,3fid 12.490 8,401 •1,461 UN sties 11,4611 RAU Ken "AY S. - IN MAU 4.1T0 TALLOW.—The tallow market ham been quiet tacky via bat IHtl doing spesslaMvely..On the spot there is ally a swamis demand, which is emptied old* from the meek al " serla," Saab Anserkaa Imbibers prlaelpally larsdroi for. We okee—Spot, new, 425. ; old, ; Desember, 41s. 94. to 435. ; Jemmy, 43e. Gd. to ; Menke& 6d. to 9d. Zan tallow, 41a. ld. DM falr ; 4b. las. Teparog Me 425. ikl. bee , 40a. ed. ,• North Aar. rim, 425. to 41s. ; both Amedo lb. Gd. Sat piles ; 4b. ;bur ; 41s. yellow ; beef, Ma. GL to 4b. ; Csawant oil quiet ; Q&M,_ 475. IL ; Nylon, 445. est. ,• Sydney, 425. to 435. Maig pod ; osla Gil Sat 375.; fioe Lova 'Palm ant ail, 24e. to 365. Mem tcoazi,s . 365. ; rough fat, 2s. led.—(From the Mahe d San* and CbMas, dated Monday owealag.) OOTTON.—lduarooL, Nov. 23.—Tba twist has bamo Irma to-day as Saturday's prior. The lobs ate 6,000 bah% a old& 3,000 us co sposalatiaa sad for _agar... 365 Aaaalicaa, ma. to ; 5,160 Sawk, Iffe. 561. • 51=kssith.l. md; Pausideso, ; wars import is 95,760 baba ONlTLE.—Lmearoot., Nov. 23.—Tbe atm* et ad* wee alma tee =me ; d sheep lege this CS bet Ykati/ky. The dometerl vet 7 tor the best aseeriptione et GM* d the prime ol lothim* sad Warier esti lower. Sheep .old at blebs: prime. Mottos, 60. t. Bs. Wile, 7,275. 00A1.8.—Losram, Nov. ri.—Byeas's Basile Woos Nutley, 16s. ; RasMap Hartley. ; Ismbert's W. Henley, 14a. 9d. ; 17s. ; Wal/s lad Gesterdi, 16a 6d. ; Walls Ead Riddell, las. 9d. ; Edes Main, 17s. ; WallkEell Haswell, 19a. ; Walla Bad Sifts% 19s. ; Will. Bad ; Walls Bad Ossadee, Us. 3d. ; Walls Bud 18a. 3d. ; Walls Bad Rae& Han, 17s. 9d. ; all@ Rod 17s. 9d. • Walls Zed Ruth. peek iles. ; Will. Bad Reath ; Ulla% 17s. 9d.; Will. lad Trindaa Harkpool, 18a.-116dp saadist, 7a; add, 44. lit e cold. it 81•91 91128519—W. I. lab a 1.602 O ld ISMS lizardlus be g s 2.098 25,1112 MIN Mot DWI am — 1111 1,174 Moak Haver — 1.111 KC, Cabo beim = 11111."26 — 1. - 412 85 - 181 1111 UR WM Do. — 0312M—W.1. .. IS 3,212 Do.. a 1.011 I X ! 10. - 025 °I C.. Ms. a MOS 1,710 $lll DO 0.1121 =ll. Las 1.111 1.178 27.212 1 Mona* Dab 11905 5 1,511 MUD 0009.1 lmp •-• 8.11 KM Pffeles. — Ma We 872 WWI Do — 12.821, LI 1121215998 1,282 1,741 42,718 Ilairenrsa Fowl WY 115 315 4150 --- - - imp ha Brie.—(Befora Lord Chid Baca Pollock and Boras Deimosll, ammo % sod Pigott.) THE BICIIIRX OP TIEN After oar report left yesterday, Mr. T. Jana was lastly heard on behalf of the crown in rapport of the rule, He said that the policy and object of the ad was to prevent this country being made, as it were, the made of an what navy to be employed &pied one al Mw lietl=ate with whom we were at peso. ; a clamp they km= bed already is other tostaans been of mob irritants against this country, and might t ed uatara= canoe of war. With regard to the =rein • vein, be submitted that I. order to bring a ease the statute it wmpaly inemeary that thidequipment &mild be of such ache as would node the nip to be launched, or at any rate to have the pert and put to ate. To as, that the equipment Ind he of a =dike dearester was really to impale a canine which wool raider Pm ad who ly ffadve. He sedately nedentood at the trial this Lord Chief Bares to lamb is his sanuning up, that in order to make out the aeon the equipment min be of a how ig. siander, sad that the ship mod be sampleen or in tendsd to be 'monied in tide eountry. He humbly sub mitted that that view of the ad required reconsideration. He wee ewe that very fw poems fa the world would at the time d the trial have preenneed threnody.' fully cow patent to give an opinion as the enedion, and perhaps that might account far the brevity with whisk the hie Atter ary-Oneral treated the matinee that eosin= The quer Yon now, however, wee what was the opine d the Lord Chid Baron and t he other judges os the bash cm this meet etabstruse, and important subject. He would rather Lewd Chief Basco should conakler it, not as a ense dm of nrimdhectioe, but as oar to be wan to the fads =That would be • fair adINISION mod* of dean the are, indeed of relying co the nriedbeetioa in re ls ea ad brought for the first time bloc a coon of and which had since required weeks of arguments to Olestrate it, mesa*. It wee sot at all unlikely that the brevity of the late Attorney.Generd i =ibeve mien hen the ig Chief peat experiesse, •• , and led of Lord Bayou, sad the breadth view which it nos well biome it was his can= to apply to cases of great importanes brought before bins, and it was to his h~n u age th n e our es— had uwere indebted for the ample die- Lard dergo... Chief Baron—There can be no doubt =ewe bee a more thorough ensconce of the subject than would taken plan on the narrow grounds of a bill of nap tins. Mr. Jones—Aud the Attorney-General has already, on the part of the crown, thanked your lordship. The Lord Chief Baron —A grievous inlastle would has been done to me by any one supposing that my temienne to a bill of exception was in the least degree diradmatenne to the crown. I thought that • rule for a new trial would afford a better opportunity for the full end satisfac tory discoed= of the one. Mr. Josee—An your lordship has originated a proceed ing by which either party dieratidied with the judgment of this court can miry the can to the House of Lords, which they could sot otherwise have done. Ths learned counsel then submitted that they bed clearly demontrated that there was each a combiestioe of equipment in this sae en the act eastemplated, mad that being en the statute heed been violated, and the crown was entitled to the for- feiture of the Teed The Lord Chief Baran—Of course the coed will take time to consider their Jedipmento The argementain the case have extended over ix days. COURT OF BAIKRUPTCY.—Nov. 23. (Wan Mr. Cam Wooer GOODNIZIL) IN NZ CAPTAIN —APPLICATION POI lILNANN. This was an adjourned application for raceme from cus tody in the matter of George Jame Buralem, described ea • gentleman, of Great .fame.-attest, Bedford-row. The eau was recently before the court, on a quad= arising out a deed of amassment which had been stunted by Captain Borslem. He has since been =de bankrupt on hie own petition. Mr. sargood supported ; Mr. Bagley and Mr. E. Reed Ve .d iegistrar having pointed out to the court that the " three days' statement," which ouOt to accompany wiry bankrupt's petition, had not been Med, though the petition had been presented on the 17th, His Honour said the only *worse was to dismiss the petiLion Mr. Sergood, on behalf of the bankrupt, intimated that a fresh petition would be filed. Mr. Bagley saidthis was the third time that the creditors had been brought here within the last fortnight ; and he asked that the bankrupt should not be allowed to file another petition without giving security for the costs of the creditors. His Honour said the petition being dismimed, the man was no longer a bankrupt, and be could make no ceder in th. case. If the creditors wished it they might bare a role calling on him to show cause why he should not pay the costs of the creditors on this occasion. Mr. Reed also claimed costa on behalf of the creditors he represented. Him Honour said if it could be shown that debtors brought their creditors here needlessly end vexatiously, he should be quite disposed to gin; oasts against them ; but be feared such an order would be of very little use in this an, where the debtor was • pauper. Be. whilo nihil fit. However, they might take • rule. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE Sem& yaws mar, all very respectably dared, waited up= the Lord Mayor after the conclusion of the general hosing, to ark her advice under the following eircum steams. One of the young men, addressing his lordship, mid that In conammenee of an advertisement which had appeared in the Morning Advertiser of the 18th of November, adver tising for a memenger at a ryas 21a. per week, and re quiring a small cash deposi ecurity, applications to he made by letter only to W. H., 90, Loodon- wall, be had answered the advertiemmeat, to which he received a reply requesting him to call at No. 8, Hu nt , ri me d arid saw • penes who called himeeM who said be bad seen several =ben, but he liked his appearance and told him =cell again. Mr. Hunt also said he should want • s mall Gish security ; but be should not require much as the goods with which he would be entrusted would not be al a very valuable character, and be would not require any refer ee= He celled again and Mr. Heat engaged him, and it L am m :zed that he wee to pay 31. deposit as a security us , and to go to Wilma on Monday morning at ten o'alook. He we on Baturda n ao u d i paid ties N. for whiehlie received a receipt which was " W. Hunt," and stated that the 31. was to be retu Mom either _MAY a week's =eke, mid comprised.= waa to be allowed anti pods sold. He went to the office as agreed on that (Woo dsy) nerd= at ten o'clock, but he found no Mr. Hunt there, and the daces were shut up. He saw, however, several prang moo standing about the eel= from whom be learnt that limy bad &leo been espied to be then at tea Mat mewing, and that they, like himself, bed paid a deposit. Ha at asses earn to the conclusion that they bad all been defrauded out of their money, mad earn te hie lord ship far his aerietasoit There were Ave ethers, all of whom bed answered a sinner advertisement in sae or other of the meriting papers, for • memenger, traveller, ko., and bed bees mpg= to °mo lasses kr.ess on II ooday mormieg. Owe - of them bed paid • deposit of 101., gad had even left a situation in eon segues= of the salary offend being more than ha was them pities. Hie lydehip said there wen no doubt they bed hem aped, aid they *geld blue aY fin aselaisese ft wee is TOVSDAY TRAIIIIO =TURN& Ma Zs Mr- Tolol. T 066, unarm vim oars &madam 16116 1111 Wolk maw Nov. 6. 6 it AI IWO, moil Woo Ewan.. 11114 ... yrs U" _— .. . . Vold= Krim Jusoilis. 411§ us fie 344 Id Week aiding Now. 24. Cork aii4 177=1 me V 274 .. Slit M WS M er is ti Zio.r. 11. larks, illes. sad & Coed sni 12235 MSS 14044 14057 11.440444444 — WM GAO 12,711 18.141 Manna& klablinon sarn CANAL 00=Aire.— Thb easpeay have =nod their report. It data that in May bat the dire:Wee had the phew= d refoldbit to Seek sharebelisre that a Sul mrraniemeet was this as the ewe of eimpletion with the Bagersery of State fee Lain by which the rigid of the oceoptai re to Tabs musk apibl as might be bend impabite to OMB the probed selsoled fee their opseadsue hew assnred—a da ttl deed =bodying that arrangusint lefty Wee in =see ef tsa=rs. ffithesguatly they wore seabisi in edify the fast V= wash • =lnd had batat eddy as. I =id and istilled, and bine fie sedh bed= ••whited espy of that indrumsed. By the Is= thin =doled the pork= and prompt= ed the as piny en nianifestly sate eftisepreeed, ter blew= the ="oomph= and develop" ma eztss=d a medelz of weeks, selected after meek the aid of the highest protawdoual skill, if, and to the eats= it shall think fit to do so ; whilst not only meths delft and privileges of the aompany, as wall as the pow= of the geveramest, authoritatively deemed, but (and iris in dirtrastibeaserliseee ra ,atabdd misund thetzed=pt.recti6istioa and satigscone sheicelly for. In order th l a g t the tithe d die existing thare to the guarantee moan by the Seem tiny ci State epos the capital already entecribed tsr by deem might not be prejudicially attested or reodered &Ot tol to any degree by the issue of other shares, the di rectors applied for end have obtained an set of pullamerat, by which it is impunity declared that the =eat of inch guarantee into be confined to the =wen ter Um time being of the shares representing the 1,000,0001. now rained, and by which also =Dal sad important pow= are costarred upon the company . The works have net proceeded so satidactonly as could have been wished owing to the long contianams of the rainy mason and the acardty of labour. The Nerounn show that up to the 30th September last a sum of 727,2511. had berm received ea account of capital, whilst the espenffiftio la England up to the same date. and in In= up to the 30th Jute last, amounted to 348,7871. BART INDIA COTTON AGENCY. This company have issued a report in anticipation of the meeting of share holders to-morrow. It data that, as intimated in the report made to the last general meeting, Mr. &im, the _maostiog director, proceeded to India imniedblely thereafter. and spout the lint months of the year in the district of Beton taking measures to man= the bedews of the company. So great were theacitt difficult= he t had to t encounter the =log of O the m otber, whe nery o n p he c l u f l w rY rote, he even war riot able to announce that it was actually at work, but fully ex • this meson (probably by this time) the gins would he in operatic°, and he has consecinently been able to make a contract with a oative firm to Bombay for ginning 156,8001 b. in the coons of the ••1111011. In these circum stances, Mr. Brine defers for • few mails reporting folly on the position and prospects of the company's operations in Bazar. It having been found impossible for the present to as in the interior the hydraulic presses, with =pee, boiled• he., purchased last year, the directors took measures to dispose of the same, and are glad to say they have been sold at a profit. Two parcels of cotton purchased at Bares, and resold at Bombay, with the exception of 32 bales shipped to Ragland, have also moulted favourably for the oompany. The profits made from this and other MUMS are estimated at 2,4301. 3s. sd. This would. after deducting the current expenses for the year, yield a dividend of nearly 4.. per abate, being about 5 per cent. on the paid-op capital during the put year • and the directors therefore leave it to the shareholders ° to decide at this meeting whether to EMS these incidental profits to account of expenses, or to declare a diirideod of 2s. 6d. per share, leaving_ a Wanes of about 2,01921. 13e. sd. to go to that account. Notwithrtaodiog the difficulties and delays alluded to, the prone= business of the company has bees viewed most favourably by the 8010, , bay community, in answer to who epplicatioes Mr. Brice all to them th e 3, 300 shuts remaining of the company's ; , first issue, whereby 250 native merchanta have been added i on the hiving,t t lii re... t s h.e. here ow de higcl u., e e re .r in ri th r. e 2oThim asecie moD six.h t ar ieo z . wed th Th e e d a irecto sP seat Plies z . 1 tree advisable, and accordingly authorised such to the extent and ou the terns detailed in the circular of the 10th October last, the remit al which they 'welt. BIRTHS. KARELKIRS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAHRl..—November 10, at Luelmow.tensee. Hamster, the wife ad G. Baker, Mg., at • sow. SRN YON.—November 19, to GiClTel3of4dltllre, the wife of B. Batis on, Rm., 11. P., of a daughter. . —November 19, at Sutton place, near Dartford, the wife of T. H. fleet, Esq., of a daughter. LAllll. No vember 10, at Camden -crescent. Bath, the wife of te a Rev. T. D. Lamb, of a daughter. RAY.—November H. at Weetbouruelodge, Filing, Jfidalew; the Wife of W. H. Ray, Req., jam, of a eon. Baum—November 20, at Noma Sod. Breenhithe. the Ole at C. A. Ream y leg., of a daughter. MARRIAGE. ItARTLP.TT —BTANDlN.—November 19, at Trevor Ctiepet. Brocaptou, by the Rev. W. N. Statham, W. Bartlett. E. 4 • . 4 Part-place South, Chelsea, to Wm J. (Nude% of Bromptow _ . BAYLES KITCHING. —November 19, at the Gravel Pits Chapel, Bacitsey, by the Rev. R. Robinson, Mr. A. J. Boyles, late of Camb&ge, to ARIL Mat* daughter of C. Khalifs& RN., of Smith liackno. POPI—BROwN. —November 19, in the Chinch of the Suh. deanery, Chichester, by the Rev. T. M. Brown, S. It. Peise. Kay., of Merch, CembriugeshPe, to Fiancee glicabetb, daughter of the Rev. T. Brown, prebendasy of Chichester. DEATHS. HUMlL—November 90, at Tuft, Du:minuets, Warwickshire, W. C. flume, Rog., of Melimry-terrace, Blandford.sovr , of the India-office. LAM B.—November 20, at Tunbridge Welk, Caroline E. A. Imo" daughter of the late 81r J. 11. Lamb, Bert., of Bcauport, , m , .. aged 73. WSW.—November 21, at Kentish-town-road, Frederick, me a the late J. Lash, bat., of Trinidad, aged 21. LOUCIL —November 90 at The Elms, Lower Clapton, Jobs , «`e of the Mt* If. batch, kg., of Manor Cottage. Poplar, aced F ) . lACLLAX.—November 21, at liesteley.gardens, Kensiugmc. Mrs. Maclean. widow of J. Maclean, Esq., of &were). N. 13 aged 86. PAINL —November 20, at Risekheath, W. raise. Fgt. IW cashier of Ormasinh Resglital, aged 70. ?lima Mow ar wismagra. iutsk la the ally et Lobe. Prtetee..• Moe la la the rrlldlid of Whhetrtmer tinemar. ULM I 7/ rhea rapld mager LAWS it London. OIIN Al si; Ai; and WI et Han ilowtair 4 calling • CA: Ail Party 'aiment asooßA o c1,c , 0 46 , Sows% I nod O. 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