The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-12 00:00:00

r' TIM BIYAL OMNIBUS COMPANIES. (C.ealloseil hes yoelsoiara "prom ) wa Ihrowils* pellsoma 1811 A. sembood by Kr. Ideepie—Oe Waft , die 1811 et Ilayoushoo lea I wois es Easy at obe is p d asmisreffset Mem 11 la the waning 11l awn la dr sessiey. Imu plumed ion he the yawns fa ansiedusq ellealise ile the emlbews. Time wee aerosol Itolow• wasibosse reselei by wow day, sled se they =roe woo ehrea s. oe% owl somedere torso,/ the amino, lia•owl dMI Mini Haag • mos aidwased "liebby, who do m e ... dew &hoe oso aliwowi dose Woo oesb seam dog. Mew Ire 'Week so worms ,obi 1611 iSi , Ibot ars's ceselbes one we wllb me Coma emolbos ii bowl end orreaboo W- M.& T. Wen owalbes wes bellod: lady owl low dome at r die ewer et Ilsoepahoss. • willor's Om eel o. la k Is i, do wpm d Mike lb. Waled to mho • meek. I L usilmbrei the meloweor is beer deeded Wel madam ea tie pm et tie sompsy's serveles alletare as evidoese ; hoe wise Si, wrens meld obe pone wbe woo Os m *frig It ew would be hoproshio to omost le .gyp oey with Tbibeir mid be mad oneelve • way is whir* .list wee Heed So wad be eerie Mime% bee did sot libe es . - 116.ii.azda mom submit tist 4 was pwlectly good @O deon as it Ina _ Kr. i'aisitr—lt is 'Meath of • Ira Its. lthiesie rid be wesiepeth that Noetwensib skimp st- ewed ea meg pet ef the what A Ines • Jay mold see* be psi 'sli me spire the ons. far . Lewis rid he did wand That If the whae of the etruse:ef the Garda Oureidar cams of lilt ass tore mina = yea the emitieses, that het weld eel be the peploses deggesisag • plead" geolears had al t i le thedeses int the teeth ass al nth senwithat • ineepal OW OM pair ass be anis erwersitie kir their essiseti Ifa arialethed that ha mad set. Is sea earth the mad sloe wee le prim thee wreath mesas pea IMO= err the 4ste4 of sods met h sad dm le that the age wee dins net wet the muse of at the OM Babb Mr. Payees taid 4 ainh saw es thepwast yea sight Warr taloa • mai Ilra th pane s mot acts, at yam ante ad us poessi ft pen ths sestate By I r. was risherity apes estawhy that Abet. I SM es art Is this ease wee theft ; bet if • prtheier eat .we rapeded day after day, and k sae &OW Oat sodas of It wee gine le dr m eamby•t• at the mho del M. the endues woad ea.. os • %%t en . . Mr. Tiede& Addams ail hie bassi hied was eats( quaggas about cartels ea aghast beam shad whoa be wee going to brag then haw to. Mr. Punier assral that awe was • wide dflbrseas Wage arcs cart sal the Old Belay. Is this are the object or te id q: has; warns Its the rain above the arte was awed. Aa • osegiawas, he had le basin whether wee say proof to fosse a charge calif Mt. T. Adduce eall that was cats true; but the court most Viii be game/ by the laws of enisaes. la " Roscoe at Briars" be fame are ward:—" Loy escheatage made by sae of the parties la pusowase of the COSIIIIIM object of casepbary Is evidence aping the rear" But the obi aust be thawed " awed the parties." Is the are • wares was sand a quagga to to a poetaster eat, bat there was so paean to • particair passe wbe was alkyd as rtne authority for the aot. Mr. Peruser said os a the delineate wan the persons who gen gaga clartivas for an eisaageowat of the rasa the. pay, sad the act referral to eagle be brought home So Eiscaisation continued—On the menalen d Idea I lam referred, .bra the lady and markers led Wed the &loos anniboa sod the mamba had draws sp, • OM,Si candhes came band trials shout two feet of the doer. The eat. dame ..1 toe General unnihne got doers sad caught held el the lady .nd gesdlemma. I told ham to keep en the had part of ha anallue till he was railed, Rai nil that if ha lepemed the t Imes I ahead report him nay Mankato. the lady and gentleman. Ift. Roba.sit— date what was actually done. Wawa—The lay sad geatlemes mired to get into either of the mailmen, sad, haring calla a ash, went awey is 11. Ow Weleenday, the Mb of ber, erthaty-eve mamma pre 11, I saw swelter Gemara casabas, No. kW, Istarle.t is tt. Kmghtsbadge-und. I mat aerate to the drimr, and sold to hem , " What le your swabs' r' He gave me the amber of his hedge on • awe of rpm Ithaa •• Wks" .re rug waiting for P" sod he repel, " We ere wain. bp Me Nelms sautlbas." Mr. It.bicsos (a the megistrate)—Ter hem etre* decided that arts will be mamas bet thee 4u is lase sot apply to .bakratiose. loomo— The mamba of the &Init . ' Mys wee 7,490. Mr. G —1.1.0 r tong were you a duty at the sop of Ilionswomot Witmer—l wept thr. rr ea the 13th and left ea the 1116. Yr. Edeende—Will sae WI se what wee the gored pomace ee rreenta the eassibesee Witawo—Wlem a Mama c.atuiLus was minim from tike Ranaereetith•res4 there seed to be ow of the Omani Ceeepts)'• nateiberas with the Seloort la treat sad am aloe Waal. - Mr. Payatar.-Do you tarn that that was the ease always, Wkasseio—Umelly T. that we beaded weedld ems by Wm ills 4dr r-so reek ,sto the ileempboa-eted, "eel quick" opw itu. top of Ilbeeiwetrese, slid mho i s eel. bike! Kebt of frame Übe Woes asibes. Ma. shn — t —'- et t=eleat want Me— I/lure— Prow cow*, up he the ter of Ilkunwarert. Matiownotioe by Mr. Wards cestissed—The Geserel Preflrio C.opay's thawbespew wa. With.. Pew. I bwre h.•rd pin pre direatess free thee be Mese be the artrwo. e • team ameba wee up as Brorep!oa.rood, be tread wale est of hie oiey and If he me any at tie General Compare awl bare cooler op ttlaute-etreet, ►e would baba thew. If tr.. &Ines oreeohoe woo rue whoa tintism up be wade Wean for then te go an. I kuow Mr. who le, I totem, • dieetear of the Puma °lnaba Pa vony. When the I. work ear wltkb I bone spokes occurred, Mr. Papa.. wee ra the reef. wed Mr. Caen It wee simag ►y the aide of thw dries Ttery wow both ►ova bard what I mkt Mr. ClWyetee add to asa, " Wby deal you take the Inaba of the Woos samba r earl I ropekti.. I ma's, me TL. Bybee (T1M:414 we. thou about Shy yarde farther up tbe med. The Pam' =elbow eterted directly after 1 'rite to the driver. It boon sow Moot holf-paw two, sad the bomb( gad Is ha adhered, . _ — Dlr. Prater add ho alseeld be airy jlsd It seer =new 11,11111 could be uttered iato whir wireld4rwart tide mar tom presetting any terror ; K wesla be • peat sesos gleam to that ever, and perhaps, ales, to a higher otter, wad It word, son, he ttuVsdit la Wad e arbdreary be re public' end to all eaarented. ths warm which ris given by Mr. Church as r. Parr he wan afraid it would be Lo bra to ry &ay Wag se &hearer, but iss road be very fled If there wire something like sa azal sable arnse-neet. Bseit condor es hod her deposed to wield not tied to reader lb. Omni Omedbes Company =; sad they mew admit that it was ar fatr or manly timber tf pr re me to interfere by meats of force whit the berme briars of other, and to sedsaveer to crash Sb.. while they were pursing • awful arcetine. He did met mean to any th , &spills' of that kind had been dome by the tympany tatratioestly ; sad be wan sere that rvnv nl the nespartable pruoae before him cook, not desire that mach promedbigs continue. Be certainly entertained • eery Arms ti dos with virutl to awls dieturbanws of public are. if bed rat feeling in the or., it wadi ho rare against re &doom Omaha' Contp•s7, • nonaler , 1 which had treated Ma ha • very tin headmen. menar. 8.) tote so the General Omnibus COM pry r , r.f10..1 thwarter to sedaaruere to carry out their prestr to prr.vvie icier OINIVAIMM. sad to promote the eseallort sod coo.. comer of the public. noose weld biome this. If the rdiat wate to drive wary other omnibus cr,er of the ; but what they weal sad trial to croak nes by the force of capital arbiter d with unfair sodas of tetorforing with Aster. going to • length is which be woe awe se ay of them snit newt bare eancurtsd had they his. aseseltsd is the dub etitiwet cared to be within the Aviv of fair '' Z_: -...-'. 3laanames said the electors of the Gement °smi les Coo bed submitted to the CUM Cervaisionir of Pell" >k =imbued Masse, and to the Coact of Aidensts, a plc d weehiag the uiVropoileas curelenems, the em cut .4 which would here pis as tad to all ssialasene7 4l J the revel Lerd Mayor agreed that it wee deeksbie that it should be seeps& They ware q.h. pewee to work *My with eery proprietor ii; tondos; eel he thought that when the argreare had bawd the what of the, are be wade feel that they were sot the eggresive. Mr. Robinson sad o smug fleelfag piewelled et of doors that Pthefl Saloon Omnibus Cowpony vets tzsdigi ea a morbid 27l rialtji r. meceanutra said before the Wort Orates Car pry had • eagle °melbas built they wanted tat Omani Ostaibus Company to give ram 0001. to withdraw from the iced. The General Omnibus Company were ready to do everything that was lair end proper. The funk.. hawing was than adjourned till that day week, et eleven &cluck. TH E LI ViILPOOL STIPANDIANT AND JOB COMM. —Dane, tbe Marfa, o t a cue a t t h e pearpeal Potioreeett 7 44114 .7 (Tbeeedoe), when* Job Wiley, the ._I sill rbuff. charge( a young " lady " with mhbfag hi. et e fill s Ore previous aleht, Ni. Blurb eta appeared for tbe leers seer, esdeavonred to shake Job'. evidence by mei is:iWm ervan-ly as are beim • member of the ••lit." . " Maaa6.l4. la Inedible the are far trial to the eeie P. kaa, eenterl eta, "that he ourAA me we, eves ft a inaa wee le ',trachea', shy dirt eletolJ betimes la hie lox elo low se he werlarted hmeat prepaid, end bometly hie modem see prvaelirliter did not lane \t o re be m,osetel tither of fabehnorl or dlabobeety. N soil be pied by &Menke is atteeklae hitherto onowegestel ehemaiens." [Abertiornset.)— PllncT Thomson. mossi, m o trzienrier.• an Nome I. the Me. 4 irnesilld..iilMl. , 4 . 1 ... bs po Dam'. YID - Viii "."l"l 4111 , as= Ilip *am si tu Pl."l" sur, rn& amm immlas osa Saloom NMI& et tea 6 Zt 'be 11, .. nerrens. men ret e rd ."s6 hir mi fen=a ""L earteer .."l" " l4l .... u., m 1.. p c 116.4 • IlbsAnd. 15 , Ilk. a. la A. .if Ilmi asylops Sow ft= pensit z " . .... N.", t% p rd 09 •• rt, holeteorea. les s ee Abe N.,. ...4 i 0 . Is: Abaft 111. gessedwr.Asul . reds at SI. Lag ikillkiwams. 4./As ; mid NIL /Amer awl am/. THE EXPER3B, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1858 with ea wilmarad mond= at that data et 1,06 It. red gige mada ao ps ow Ids trading, bat twined a low of Xl7l. I. MI lar: t o amMitoric; thin worn a ibinissicy of 00i. la the one to bome rod pentad apsmat. Ur. Bowl appal malignom TM bankrupt had oaly boa la Miaow dell waft •• a, ammarkg with leepimi 1,111118., be bell 110 GI oft delehow et USK s lemma Yes, bele. =elle le neet bit pepipeele. be MA Ira e esehmet Wee Ids adlimee, obtrebe Mule et IMO& only, la wirwropla be ebbleell tbse. At me a cce Zze skew must, musk hoe, bb iisble ewe pet dews et ; both go aseepeeete hither credit ma obeeed morphs gins. be ea allowed to Its ow, wad Ommianr—Hip has eel otid betas, or takes the Moak of its lamlwat Aot Mr. Reed NY be bed not. Hs bed labium& tbk court maw the reergement deem, but wee imable be deposit the low lienbarrerr terred, sad it was Om illemeeed diet hie debts, ineteed of OWL wee rperards_ et be bark* esecenied debt , OWL doe te Yr eilsw. kr. liehlailer, kr kr limilowb. hew alientlea b nee fivearstie imiuratter M. TM bengal kr ;W l = ni= e or a e bilat KIM barn% eti= pads of I,ooof. M Hit ? Haim inquired bow the meat tbdiokery bad os Mr. LbMater add there ind been a lord 9704 on the realisides et the stock, with& itensir er si r= et re = geode. Eel the property by the vibrato peemmpea moo it, Me seer melbas would ban oh faL Ile Heuer WI be ha bid demo a Isle, Mat whom a =did use Mg • w• Mg bshould not hare e soreemis. ?W°alibi Ids wedleses yam o f bad dose well la , but he wsw oinetneubls for liavi•ElNS but ••psalm of Ws debts. Mr. Lidistsr seM the siaarmast Ile metered vas not • =sishernd et his dim It sale :shered to th e et es Thaleshidees. TM lembupt add thee this wee the mem. The Osumi'War (.ails et the filet meat)—Then how mem It le be hee6d " Omni seetwasst of oredi tors r. Whet is time le sbow ths medicos that ma owed anything bored thief The pestles b iamb lee anima at leek the 466 Mel miees ea mods= et Ude ; = r ims rest& onset Mt be le ewes dimildietlas be the median. Thin Wag se ash-Melt (the ma imperteat beet Mike a ender em Imp), I Asa sespeed the mmilleete 6r thres miesthe tram die lith at IdageraMm.—wirs gamiel le be al ths 2ed elem. boll of a male child, by placing it on the steps of Southwark diergesnt John Newell, 69 R, said that a few days ago he received information of the death of a child, which the pri soner had for some time taken mire of, but Boding it had not been buried or registered at Woolwich, he went to the pri soner end asked him about It, when he said he had taken it laths Lambeth union to be buried. A day or two after that be hoard that a male child lied been picked up on the Naps of flonthemrk-bridge, and having some suspicion that it was the child the pr iso ner had formerly had the oar* of, he made further inquiries and ascertained that such was the hot, as not only the body but the clothes the died child had on at the time It was picked up were identified by a female. Hs then returned to Woolwich and told the prisoner what he had found out, when he said it was quite true. The child died in his house, and nut having the means of burying it or find ing Its paren'ta, he took it and placed it on the steps of South wark-bridge, thinking that would be the mama of producing the latter to Identify their child. Combs—How did the prhoner come to have anything to do with the child? IKriiiii;tiewelrLThe child was illogidmate, and the restate allowed him a oodain weakly gam for its meialsotamm Hs Ms had it several maths, and leanly, I understood, the gamete have gons away. Mr. Combe—ls the child buried yet? Sorgeaat—No, dr. It is sew lying in ov e rSavi Uniou Workhouse. The child died at the pri's home, but he broaght it and left Sin that pariah, 000aequently they will have to go to the axpanes of burying it. Priaoser admitted the Marge. Mr. Cocabe—Toe have boss guilty of a misdemeanour in = osinj is of the dead body la this meaner, sad the parish of St. Saviour's, Southwark, sue the parties to indict you at the somioes, se they are pat to eaosiderable copses, by your unlawful sot. I have so anode of dealing with you myself, therefor* I shall remand you until to morrow, so that the plinth °Soars may have nodes to attend. Lab ihndlignut. . . Wlrsm 111 bar w Ls d is= ue:reks * bombs* Woe Os Vlss. Iss ssi it . II Pre d sr er l bnefs=lg CM." ls=t i r ... a = 4 Se Os Vlssamsesr I* sow i wise IMO ilk i ave4Gion 11.112;;I%Ii iii =sksivo d u e siod. le sad Imslavvid Imo lbs 111 st Ossess CI d. li t h i r astrs= *e V = li lliVles=sal: Or IllsSord Tads Iskinalq. Ilimisr. Ilm 111- sciasida. lhadilis v. /NW mak r•feresss Ss resinA . Il i dd ig tfr-Orms v. avairr ns relksems le vonek Ma. s- v. Cil= sad two polillas Is =OW vseassiss Ss vessr4 WA .14 TS- v. Pomp, =NM sawisive * sissi, WC, W YR-W~d V. diem din, rie. brow Is viesid. lOW W,IN-111111tas v. diseestowsWk i pso* mead. 1111. P o WS- Mow v, de. dog. monk dames Ss mew& l a rder aa =7. Moans I. *New, siersoss Se raw& 1411,. L * - issastise v. is& = vslivuoim Is wad. MA 111-Misrssws4l melba Ise amok sisesses to mud. ISIS.A,_ v. asloa he dersk rstsmse to rased. WM_ __.D e - ta. VINII . . alba I. INNS. 1110111=110 i rili nned. utak N igel v. mew ellissese * vssisk I. 3111-.11•111111 v. Dela. wow dews. vsdirases Is nord. Is. *P- 1 * T. NM ordmilve issra, wawa he newt IM P. IPS-Pdss V. astesst. diem seassmes Is weed. MIL P, 11-I•Mins • ',Mud. lows. mainra Is nand. lOW U. lle-Ifsadelsk .. CrasiddsK dam we... IPA B. 1111-dssio v. lovm =m.o. dv 111.1.10 60 , m-szths• v. 11111. mane for dem*. re. Imre le was* twssanvoss. O. TM Insrebsasalue . tLvhavlav will ovi vounivre bes et.. Am tesadusolummo oar Thavdsc Pm IS, IVA EQUITY CUUIiD3.—Nov. 11. (Won tb• liar of the Rag.) JO3llll V. CONIPOLIDATZD 1117111TMILNIT AMD • COMPANY. This ewe mom oat ;17 pei. 7 co the Ifie of • Mr. Woeleolt, wee ommieted oefddw Ow of the conditions wee thee r attel ore the pehey Amid be void Won bet tbst if be nisi aft imbibe Wore tlrEt sheold tai Is here le the West of the beasisial noo sed et the malpos. The psi* bed heat deposited with the *WIC soma pees Isitie the death as itest y hr my Mb es aster white be sight hive esdeed kw W*.. At , a r t the death weedisuble banes wee die r idee itua Weds" bet the °swim, retired to pepeavideersessola^ldshisewsethst the suipedi ter ealeties whomesse.se whisk rress " : bid the tisk sewieseles wee u n it the he aff weld est i ns ewer hawse be bed wet Awn that say inhume was doe mit sweetie Wore_ the death. The Meow 111 . 617/41* howner Yid that la the sea druetlea X do Mem ocataade tie agressoat the dewed VIM leamial be ewer tattoo admen ; sad that as the es• aliamme wee MOM, far vale% and lea rim same dem ateado bike the death, it wee cede isameerrall whet the Mime er +beam than wee way Wawa dee at all eta aleada the death. Ma ..1 erialltleor were that the easigaresat kw value should be mere thee eta seado Idea that dere, and that the .Wheat &weld love • haw Sid Wend et the this et the dee& Than hob win peeved. sad the *big nest have • deem Llepd and Mr. Beepelower appeared kw the *lad"; Mr. Palmer sad Mr. Seboeaberg tar the exampeay. Mr R. T. ILfadstriwy.) This snit was buttituted by the plaintiff ow belie& at him self wed the ether boots of certain allotments be the South Firm therdeen, nor Sheffield. In 1849, the deintiff and Ones ether poem eke themselves rte • moiety for the pores et roe** and eseapyliew • large piece et garden =ese, at fed„ mar Sheffield, formerly known se the then as Abbey Dale lthedene, and now se thee& View Omdwe. This ground they took and swathed air real nese end regulations made among themselves. 1861, the meatore wished to thee • Imes of the beg the ammo refused to grant a lime to so loge • l a u y a' Cii mid enatnally it was agreed that the lee should In lea of the members, who were to scope It en behalf of theme& yes and the other mesa thee of the dub. In Anon, 1861, • hese wee anented to ten at the anthem tat It was not aensmsd ass amid is till Augur, 1862, the nett Wing SOL 11E6. At • woodstg of the dab on th e llth F= mob tegedolone wore made, the moo et the, thelt Ohs gardens should be managed by • atemellses of lin penes% three of whom were to be oleos by the woken. wed two by the lessees. A committee was wan eMni eppoland, and Mr. Chula Frederic Howard eemetary. In 1863 difthences rose, ia MEW rims et white the two mothers of the committee who woe show the the Levees refused to meet with the odors at W ash Gerthes Tavern, when the meeting* had always been bath Is December dun two naembin of the coo. meths gen melee to the *both sad most of the other membies the dab se gin ap pomeedos their allotments in eels ISth et Meek then following. The plantar and the ether members wheel to comply with thee notice, sad the dellimients (the ewe members shoo by the leaser) =ls the wmgidrsthe kw • "errant to torn tit. plaintiff ether mothers he wham they had given nodes, out al ir eeldelt the megietheise however refined le great. they essmodedre odes of rjecnientoosawhieh the this court foe an tojemados, which wee goseedlrteds. The ems sow . COMO wassamedon for • demo, end the dews oohed he by the peeled( wee, test the dethedeon b. dedend Wolter foe the ether memben the dab, doe the le§theiles be made peepetnel, end that the Ader h eism et the edt. old, seseeth the the moneys remind by OWE sinew the thelem Mr. Imam appealed for the plaintiff; Nr. Glues sad Mr. 'bora Ihr the dslhatleats. --- tice — lfiTeZememNer had Mai tb. Immo wen row* imam be the membete et the dab. The two seettare at Ib emeeittee who amoodel, helm fa • minority, he thought were wren, ea/ the wwwberm who hod paid tho teat of thole olletemmeee se the edam members at the committee hod mads • pew payweat The rum meth me prowhima se to the mama et the NEL Is thole* it smilmeirabie to appoint a pimpled wasiver, awl be mut lean te the poetise to melee sheet the rams. 811 weld ecteolder the cue- Sl a Ta li f iab eemle, mad modes it to. mane. amorsig. (Wm Vlot-Clormiter lir 3 Stout) WALZPULD W. DTOTT, Tbs quawks le be decided wows upon s special awe upon lac will of die kW Gene Wakedstd, by which b• gave the mien of s Memel seises to Orem, dirsotias them to =.des Ineenis ter the issininmense of his two grand. mil the pew &WE Mei the age of twisty ensond tun apes writ el tie principal testwsw them; sail the tssetese declared %b et escb of his grand ilessinese olsoili haws vowed Waren on attainias the ago et Semerens, er on the day at ler nisrriasa, which should deli uses. sod la smog slaw of his said grandchildren Ma she slienhi have attained . voted interest, Alt bo ispoodial bat lien to t h e survivor, sod the testator sudis as fertber eglik Data the grsaddaughtters sun trod ea Water, sad Med maw Stranty-ons, sad without having mentell. lits*lce-Chaneellor MU that neither of the tyro yrand daughwas nediereed ters took any intermit la the capital, and that the re ales* at COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Noy. 11. &Wags la Basco.—(Belare the Lotd Clantit Baron sad Banos Bramwell, Watson, an Chanaell.) NITXOII (4.14103111) V. TROY. /,1. DISTRESS. Mr. Serjesat Petered Coif showed cause again* a nil* ob tained by Mr. Atherton for • new trial l this ore, which had bees tried before Mr. Baron Chanel!. It wee an action fur sa illegal distress. The goods in quelion, which had brew seised by the defendant, beamed so s person named Gearing, who was • bankrupt, and of ethos the plaintiff wee endgame. At the trial thejory found for the defendant. The paha low involved war, whether the diatrese ow the 13th of Jemmy had not been withdrawn before the baakrnptcy on the 6th el February, there having been • .steed levy ow the 12th. It wee contended that before the second levy was pat In the fine had been withdraws. __ _ Kr. Atherton aad Mr. Hairy Jams appestat in import et the rah. . _ .—. Their lordships die:barred the rule. LiTt W. CASSATNI.-lITLL I • This wee en action on a bill of exchange for 491. ISt., hrewilt by the plaintiff mesdames spinet the defendant es ass r w . It wee tried before Mr. Brum Cheanell, when thoing foots were disclosed : The plaiutlff le Lawrence Levi, formerly the stairs giber, and the defendant carried on blamer at lientiah tens. Mrs. Casearte being maxima to pay • debt which she owed to a woman named Twyczoss, gave her a bill for the mama signed by henelf, intending to pay it out of her own property. Thu bill got into the hands of the plaintiff, who ..peseseted that the bill wee invalid, having been sompuid by • ward, d woman, and ultimately Mrs. Cesseyne accepted a bill in blank In her husband'. name. She afierwarde found the kill was for 491. 16.., end that she bad rendered herself bah for that amount. At the trial an attempt was made by the plaintiff to show that Mrs. Cemayne had her husband's estliarity to accept the bill, but this she most positively denied. =e e ry found a verdiet for the defendant, expressing their that Mn. Ceeseyne had no authority to sign her Imelente game, that he lied not afterwards sd..pted her act, end that the wane en taw bill, " payable at Smith, Payne, mid On," had keen nines en die face of the bi ll alter it ba d hen seespeL • rate niel was anbeequently obtained for • new Wilk en the grand that the verdict was ...Mat evidenoa Emillseles sew showed anis against the rate, which Ins segmted a l i lla Tempi• The hewing inspected the bill with a microns" espeend ikel ts spines that the handwriting sad the ink of the awgtense were different from .• payable at Smith, Payne wed ^ sled that the body of the bill had been written ever the algashin. Role discharged. lltuxtie ON Tx. COULT. The road will Is tlie Int Iswisses . with wedaso this owning, If tbey Amid net be willisiwit irscupy the 'Mini, their lordaitips will priori widish@ "nil paw. COURT OP BAIRRUPT(TY.—Nov. 11. (ban Mr. Commisiour Gorilbsra.) IN as 111. arm The vas a emblaso-us4 "---- ; at tbo Paatochaites, Qesea'a-roed, belfhum. Tas .r the sertiecala zeacciag. The mecomaia.pepared by Wean. Paul awl Tamer, show meteenred delete d 3,8901. ; meets egailloiect for a divls.d et ha la the Dlr. Ni c= the of aaalinee, 'Wad is bis mart est tbs bssimps bad bogus btuaaaae as a buihlor the roes Intl' s espied alga le 1887 he bout th.. Passeobsiesa awl sessussesd !swarm as • csb.ast-ssaksr sad This wee a emtles7ee — soesetair e :Ete et Raw liber limns, wholesale eteenteer, of Mr. Levraem bribe Unkempt. aid ler so ripsisi. ma cortiliais yes emend ea the ateneil at • vessilees te kme• int wee Isobel& le havelhe Minas at • ealideet who beol &dim The Oseridetkeer—Certandy ; the meet Imprint left =ee s hew& But will he ad b Malt el hie iii;:11111111■11111 SIM it yes Se dote la feebly ; art he night disowns with If he Mr. Poole, he the apposing et he, eee=to •• ad )aereeeeet , sod the basstat wee sepoieted for Thereto, IQ U SHAW. The bankrupt, a pee= at ilentbover, .sr LIMN, applied for antideate. LIAM= 1,11161. ' • ISMS realised =oat 9001. The boob bad been rill tape, and the beakempe bad prepared hi. ova balmate-mbeet. Mr. Crowdy =ld that the rely fed mph= the enee that hi had condign= goals to hie some in shortly Wore hie Mare to the mount of 9001. ce 1,0001. The emigres had se= one power of attorney, sad some -7001. thing lb bed = been received. IG. Pennell, the official soignee, meld that upwerds of bees received. SY Hcoour rid it appeared that when the woe wade the bankrupt wee perhetly solvent. (" L i =rt the meets (12a. 6d. in the pound), the came wee a very seri twine one. He wa• fully entitled to • fbet-olase • certificate, end the court had peat pleasure in awarding it. IN 1.1 LTA.I.L. The bankrupt, Bmoribed as a dealer fa malt and bops, of Regent-square, was ammerly • brewer at Chases, and after words at Brampton. The nuecured debts tad liabilities are 11,0124 The meets, in the opinion of tie °Mei essigese, are of a very doubtful character, and will sot predate sell weleni t p lpja the expense of the proceedings. TM= it had formerly traded lie • brewer la his lerieher, James Bagger Lyall, at the Bina Brewery, Chorus; this trading ceased in 1849. The &Me in the balmorebset were mostly of long standing. The bankrupt W Mace had • few transactions as s malbeter, elso in the ecimpletion and sale of two public-house, by which he iris a yeefit of 1,8004, but that amount had been more than absorbed by bad debts of 2,8061. His principal source of Moms was an enmity of 2001. from his lateer's estate with other sources, had yielded 3,4041. ; the pseooal —. being 3,7661., the trade expenditure 2,6301. WW b e borne " borne entirely by the creditors. The bankrupt had kept so books. 'NKr. Webb for the mrlgnee, Mr. Collins, offered no oppo- Sr Honour said it was evident this was • friend algae. The bankrupt, baying gone on se bag as be ooul d, treated to get discharged from his debts. He could not pe tition the court hirmelf, not having meets of 1601. ; so the petinoning creditor, Mr. Flanders, came forward to do that boyar for him. 11r.aTtiline;the melinee, abided in answer to the mart, Mat he wee not eves a cweditor. He happened to be in court ni the Make ofessigneee ; some one inked him to become aVi, and he said he had no objection. (A lau) llonour , said the character of the cane was abundantly elm—the sole object of the bankruptcy wee to rid the bank rupt of debt. of 2,0001. or 3,0001. Mr. Webb mid he had bean In prim* two months at salt of s creditor. Hie Honour was willing to take that into omadmatlon. Had the bankrupt been op then wash have been • king suspension, and on would have been withheld. As It wee, the oertidoese (third clam) would be anspanded for 12 mciathe from the date of the petition is July last. The bankrupt wenkl be h grant ed aving already undergone imprisonment, protection Dr RI 1101 TON.—THE PHOTOGIAPH IC ART JOURNAL. Tide was the certilloate meeting in the osse of Thos. Belles, dtheritisd se • bookseller and publisher, of Dane's- In, Swam& and of BtAngumine's.roed, Camden-town. The liabilides see .mall .about 7001., including 1601. to • loan so ciety In Covent.g,uden as mouriry for a loan to a party named Deli; assets about 20W. Mr. Pennell, in his report on the ome, elated that the bank rupt carried on a successful Weimar se engraver on wood Heal February last, when ha entered into a speculation by pithinhing a work called "The Photographic Art Journal," which tamed out a failure, and might be omeidered as the canes of his bankruptcy. He had come to the court on hie sem politics. la July, 1867, ha had a surplus of 2341. On the imgraving business he had made a dear profit of 3291.. but the louses sad expense' on the " Photographic Journal " nauseated to 4821. r. Lwealce, jaa., for the seeiraess, offered no oppoei dm They considered that the lose had entirely arisen from Mrthe phythrephic specalatke. "aliktort he the balthnitit, said. he had for twelve yews carried ma • enceendul business as weed engraver, but In an nail hwhe had bees induced to embark in the specula tion at the "Photographic Journal," which was not altogether aka to his own business. The journal had only been pub lished for three months. Directly the bankrupt found it couldnot harried on with succors, he bad come to this court, and placed hie property under the control of hie cre ditors. He hoped to receive • first clam certificate. His Honour considered that the speculation In his case was germane to the bankrupt's own trade, end was not a wild one. This being se, sad scary other feature in the we being favourable, the court would rant a first clue cer tificate, hoping that the bankrupt would steer clear of tosculation for the future. (Won Ms. Coandssimer Emu.) lut Dolman). Tan Unkempt via 'Weary oases, of Wandsworth. Hs =his examination unopposed, oa somata showing as of about 1,0001. This was the examination meeting in the case of 8. 8. Wilexu, builder, of Bruton -street„ Raton-sqttue. The bankruptcy was on his own petition. The balance-sheet Dhows unsecured creates to the amount of 3,4001, with mos estimated at nearly the we amount, but this, to the =Pat of 2,8601., is a disputed debt. There are secured ere- More to the amount of 12,6631.; this is nearly all due to Mr. Motes Poole, of Repaes-villas, Re gimt'rprk, who holds ss security leasehold property held under the Marquis of Westminster, in Bruton-street, Lupus. statist, end other parts of Pimlioo. Mr. Robinson (Vanning, Naylor, end Robinson), on be half of the meioses, awing no opposition, The bankrupt passed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 11. (Before the Chia Coansekeltmer.) Dr to JON ATIMN WORIALL MIMS. Ths lasolvsat, a young man, WilD had beta sonassnal ht " MU tesasacticas" to a Is. amount, apphal mass the Pro intake Ad, haviag bees Mishima la to floods& as Ms latarla seder. Thin was so opposition as do prosiest oasis. Tbs oats vas adjuvant' to sows crsallors. (Basso Mr. Camistisair Phillips.) IN la 1117NDALL SAINT JOHN CONS. This inseinnt, who wee opposed by Mr. Sapwood, and supported by Mr. ideal, woe Were the man on Monday. He wde peers his detaining creditor, s pursue living at lirorpaei. 'There vas a good deal of coatesdistion la the evidence. The inselvsat bad petitioned the Candy Court at Idereseer, and bbl psda was disabled. Be came to Loads. sad was arrested by the name creditor ea wheat debt he bed before applied. Mr. Clesusieekner Phillips considered that the schsetele was Igo, and &mined the pedtka. • NOVT.L rout. Ie the else et an insolvent named Story, Mr. Levis (Limb and Lewis) objected to the ball being t. on the Cathat the insolvent. under the Small Debts Act, bad telninemedie4 endued to be commuted. Ho ecateaded Met es hod woe ta theasaredna ot the omit It should not b. 'ewed ad the latemlatente ordered were paid. Mr. Gilmer Phillips oosionrred, sod the revolt was that satialloboa In Me shape of payment was node 10 the particular arelltar, and the hall 'Honed. TSB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HM.IBB. Mr. Lyon lemi "yr, flolunonger, of 28, Jewry-droif, Aldgen, attended in answer toseumaio6ll bend at the batman dile Tweed Piaui= Cannialienere, charging W with bribe bed in his penuales, on the iOctober bet, 64 relnen, Mown by libt to bare been taloa in the Tweed during tin annual dam time, by reason of whke he bed named a rarity of 21. for each salmon. Kr. lisiapbe^ pprred support of the proem- Ike ; and lb. neigh for e Ks disdain, who pleaded net 0 4 7. Yr. A. llNehe.l an wagarbandent of water-bellnh the canninienne and ereneers at the rim Tweed, and . hem bar mom is se each wider dim sot of prig/teak I Ire to Lasted, seer Berwick. Mr. Richard Hedger", la whets seer dr pausal morose has bees taken out, le gee of the crealigiaers. Os Sunday, the SIM October het, I tree st the Nadia af the Greet Barbera Railway Company sit Lisp's-arose. I there gaud two bards of salmon whisk led arrived tress the Bealretedos. They wen widowed to Mr. Neal, Lowriass, Bildrespees, Leaden. The edam. mety the deirdeat's wile. I seserpesiell thee to bat am perste thole waswerfai die edema they were rhea to dr shop ot a Mr. Neel, a debtreager, is Beat-screet, Berceph, who doodad to rear, thee& I w e l ds nit net the met to Berriesap wither the two barrels. Brea igiberadas I reset ed fres the driver : [ pro ceeded le Oil thiliggat' sired, sod asked kr Mr. Me s rudd yerer* . The ser at 2S v hoar ant rid he wee sal at brag bat that MIL Meyer wag I maw Mrs. Mews sad after I.p her who I was I pro. seeded Is Midi die pnweleee, sad bead re of the terrain, add& I bed petriseely era at titi railway settee, la to the beige, sad the other la the yard, atabar the beers bra termed. The heads at the bands were cevered with drew sal destined with cords. I curet say that at that dor. the Woos woe edible, bat there wee the smell cid& shoat these. They were got parked ea emboss madly is whoa seat floodead. I leek posersioa the barrels, sod ea /W Bar igs then late the girt the di 111 M oat. Ow barrel eeseYaed 2$ Sr& Another whearessried the woad barred Time is so Owe en white edam eta be taken mere the Tweed, wk $0 or 4o ease enlist river. I believe the salmon to have bra taloa from the Twos& llalelet mid he dunk! like to pootpaew Me crowns- Weed= el Ni Idiom for the Feat. G. e.lth, arum to the Great Northers Railway, said 0. the Sletpotober last, I took two barrels most the Motion at c Crow to The vitamin, by direcaloa ßin tf rar -Lord Mayor, left the court. Hump Lorr—Mr. hrey*, will you inform ate what tide wbase• tHeye is coned sa to prom beyond what it. la evldems e 4 o.4ka lsot witness ? Mr. H I am Informed that be took than two bomb to he *we found so perm of the same of N be was rehrred to the Beroagh—that he there bawd a peseta of the name of Neel, who told blur that they wars sot kr Na—that he then went to the dakedaites hoo cad saw Mrs. Kerr, who lannedtately took the barrels la aed tore of the cords of address. Immediately after that the educe sat sad sited ths bomb. The Lord Mayor—l think the e;beesee of the first vita= mama to embed, all the feces you cal prove. Hs gone to the railway and dads a package there sad opera It. He ac companies that package ea ite delivery, aad ultimstely dads is is MOM a the daftedist. Ido sot see that Ude wit are can carry the owe furthar. Mr. Hneya-1 felt ths importance of that which your lerdobip her stated before the case came on, hat if this charge Is dieefesd It will be my duty to apply fur a mammas against the wife. The Lord lilayor—l ma rely dal with the ass before ma. Mr. Omura (chief elerk)—The act says,' Every person who, during the manual close time, has Is his posesedes sebum biome by nab perms to bare been taken in the river Tweed." _ Kr. Humphreys--If Wt at the bagmen' residence that is poweeden. The Lord Mayer—filioppesing that a person had stolen • watch, sad left It st a house, would you infer that the owner of that home had • guilty 'miriade that it was dohs because of Its being left there Kr. Humpbreye—l submit that possession by the wife is pccesssion by the htoband. The Lord Mayor—l am ready to hear your evidence. Mr. Humphreys—l confess I felt the difficulty before the owe came on, se I stated, end lam not surprised at your lordship's decision. The Lord Mayor—l do not wish to exclude any evidence you may wish to offer, bat it appeared to me that the witness you were about to call could not carry the case further than your first witnece ha• dope. Mr. Humphreys—l do not feel myself at liberty to call any other witness after the opinion which your lordship has expressed. The Lord Mayor—That tinder these circumstances it will be my duty to amiss the ennwarise. The summons was accordingly dimities& Maass .Dow. a °aoudad= agent, was fully committed for trial for stealing 200 gross of owls, the property of Mr. I. Macgregor, also a conerolsion spat, at 31, Bush-lane. BOW-STREBT. The peefolicee lerAar emir weed Henry Holland, who already stood eammteted es two charge, of stealing lettere oontehdag money, &e., wee brought up on a third ur that of latter containing a silver watch ow. $a was ooamttisd en this charge also, but in the meanwhile will be once more brought before the magistrate, In osee any further charge may in the meanwhile be preferred. Amongst the property found in his poseemion is a gold chain and meal, the !well with the device of a dove bearing a twig, and the name " Hannah." ;Yantis Brans tudias7sed,ll;;lie, were placed at the lisr, charged with begging end making nee of abusive leais organ, of 1, Crawford-street, pianoforte maker,eald the sole prisoner entered his shop the previous night for the pur pose of begging. He requested him to leave, and ea be would not be went round the counter for the wpms of turning him out, when he stood just within the door, sod made use of most aburive language towards him, end then left, the woman at this time taking hold of the handle of the door, so that he should not go after her confederate. Estwell, 286 D, said that, knowing the pudgiest* to be old hands at begging, be watched them, sad witnereedl their conduct, so do.cribed by the last whams. He alio saw the woman go up to a lady in the street, who gave her scene thing, after which be took both Is charge. The man, in answer to Yr. Long, said be merely went to est for alms, sad the woman said she only weal to shot the door, as her husband had left it open. Kr. Long add be bad eons doubt about the act of parlia ment in its bearing on this as, as it did not may anything about begging la shops. He should let them go this time, sod they bad better be careful that they were not brought there for they bed bed lneky escape this time. Th pairthes left the court thanking with delight at their narrow escape ; for lad the real been standing in the street intend of on the threshold of the door at the tire, he made WM of the abusive linings, being an old offender, he would, in all probability, have been seat for three months. M AR LBOROUGH- ST REST . Sarah Para., an elderly women, was charged with se riously injuring a young woman named Caroline Lawton, under the following Girt-ornateness : The pec.secutni, whose face was enveloped in a surgical bandage, and who seemed in great pain, said that on the pre vious night she was crossing Rarl-etreet, Soho, when she suddenly felt herself struck In the face In a violent manner, causing her to fall Into the road sad to be insensible for a few minutes. On reooming her senses she felt harems pain &hoot her nose, aid the blood was pouring from It profusely. She then found that she bad been struck by a stone or large piece of brick. She was taker—to • surgeon's, who deemed the wound, but the hemorrhage not awing, some hours afterwards she was tak'n to King's Col lege Hospital, where It wee found that her noes wee com pletely slit open, end It we. sewn up. She believed that it wee not broken, however. The prisoner said a parcel of boys had been annoying bee sad stealing apples from her stall, when she went after them, and of coarse threw the brick at them, but she did not mean to hurt the promentrix. The gement/in said she sew nothing of the boys. A female, named Hamm, said she sew • boy running round the corner of Erni-stenst, and saw the prisoner, who was in a great perien, throw • plea of brick in the direction at one of the boys, bat It went nowhere near him, it being thrown almost at random. The peieaaer was remanded, to see **result of the prose tuttrtes injury. Mr. Biggs, Charles-strut, was summoned before Mr. Beadce, fur ea alleged infraction of the New Budding Act. Mr. Jennings, district surveyor of Marylebone, appeared is support of the preomdinp; and Mr. Touring, architect, wu for the defendant. It appeared that the defendant has thrown a skylight over the yard at the back of the house, shutting in the place up to the first door, but leaving ample sum for ventilation from the skylight. The 29th section of the Building Act require' a certain ewe to be left clear for light and air, and it was extended that covering over the yard, even though the* wu no deiciency of light or ventilation, wu in oontravention ef the act. Mr. Jennings proved that at the beck of the hones in question there wea no open epics as required by the act. Mr. Tarring contended that inasmuch aa there was ample provision made for light and air, the act had prectically been complied with. Ile could bring several eminent district sena mom to prove that what the defendant bad done was con stantly permitted. Mr. Bandon said if he found that opinions and practices of eminent surveyors were sot horse out by the words of the act of parliament he meet pet them on one side as havtag no bearing on the legal questios. Mr. Jennings would be glad to have mousers opinion on the point at Irene, which was an important one. After a good deal of Winkel discussion and several an=to arrive at a memos understandiag as to lb. and 'Blot of various alums of the act, which WY modwuned on all sides as contradiolory and confused, Mr. Beadon said he would take till neat Monday to con sider his judgment. For the widow Langbsm : T. 8., 10a. ; Miss E. W., de. ; Mies Cox. 2e. r • M ry , ]dies Ber, 2s. ;F. Lewis, 2s. ; and G. F., le. 6d. Far Mrt Brown D. D., 6a. SOUTHWARK. Jobs Malilotus, a WI, eld;rlY NZ, • pasaiwars from Hs Royal Artillery, sad • labourer employed el ties Royal Amami, Woolwich, raiding' 'at • T 2, Oedqemeee, Wed 'MA, wee eherged with =lawfully diapeeig of the dead LAMBETH. Jew Peal, who had bees in the aryls of Mr. Taste, cow-keeper, in the Hest-road, we. brought up for Anal no mission on a charge of embasslicsait. In tits 'seesaws/is of the come it apparel that the craw and his wife wore herd-worklog people. that latterly they found • greet tialkilesay la their rerealpra which hod diniebed to a very hap .most. They fisher Mao vend that the prewar had Liar eras& ems of nosey which had been paid to him by contaners, of which he bad returned no snouts. Tray in cosesquesee gave him into custody. Sties his &maharanis it ease to the ears of the prosecutor that his daughter a Irak girl about 14 yaws of me, had bean Wooed by the prisoner to she bun at diisent times various some of mosey, agoosatlng in the whole to above 201. The ctrl m;as - examined as a vitas's, when she admitted that she had giren the prisoner money at him request. She mid that the first sum the prisoner asked her to it,. him was Ss., and that subsequently alum pre his as maul as Us. at • time. itiscater was committed for trial. Mr. Inspector Brennen attended to inform payment on dm part of parents whose &Wren had been seat to reformatories. Hue of the dailedaate, who bad been ardemd to pay le. pee his si week said that he had been afflicted with Moms, and bad bet tuation. Mr. Brume said that he was now in work, and that his child was at the Philanthropic lisformatory. He owed 12a. The Mendota consented to pay up the dillialincy and to continue his payment. In soother ogee an order was myna upon a defaulter, who was Moment, to pay the &mad upon Ida. THZ LIVIIPOOL 0111VOLINZ CASH This case, which hat caused so much excitement he Liverpool, was again resumed on Wednesday at the po lice court, which we. densely crowded. The name of the defendant is Mr. John Huntingdon, oorn and flour mer chant ; and that of the complainant Kine Hayes, 32, Rod sey-eireet. A summary of the case appeared In our paper of Monday law, and to-day the governess, Mlr Mug, and the complainant, were examined. Mies Marsh stated thrt on Saturday lest she, fa company with the two Misses Hayes, left Rodney-street for the pur pose of going to the Princes Park, for a walk. They Wpm. waded as far se Princes-park-road, when they observed the defendant leaning against the wall. On their ap proach he mane towards them, and when passing stooped down, took hold of Miss Mary Hayes' clothes in his right hand, and with the left, which con tained a knife, commenced to out the heap of her crinoline. saying " These hoops, these hoops, th ins hoops will cat." However, be wee an. ai the loupe ware made of steel, and he offered no farthir olseoe , but walked on, accompanied by a large black dog. On information being 'wen to the polio., detective Horse yrooseded to one of the t's stores is Mill-street, and there new a dog, which the mermen Identified ea the one she noticed with the pri sms ; and on the prisoner being called in she also identified him, sad he was cooseciumetly arrested. The defendant was Identified by all th e ladies, who swore most positively that he was the person who accosted them so roughly. For the defence, Mr. Deighton, barrister, put in an alibi, and called witnesses to show that Mr. Huntingdon could not Os the person who committed the offence. As the ease occupied the court until late in the evening, Mr. Mansfield reserved his decision until yesterday, when the proceedings were brought to a conclusion. For a long time before the time appointed for hearing the cam the court was crowded by the elite of the town and neighbourhood. In giving his decision, Mr. Mansfield said that he had saver known a use of such a nature being brought before the public, and it would be impossible for him, when the Teat sement of conflicting evidence was taken into consideration, to 0/Indicate upon the matter. The case, however, in itself wee • strange one. The offence wi th which Mr. Hunting don wee charged was of a trifling nature—there was no meault—ther; was no injtry done-Ind, but for the farm; canoed to the young lade*, the matter might be a= lulled a humorous freak. He regretted that he felt to decide, and the ceee most go before a jury at the neat ear Moan bat, of course, all that would be required of Mr. Hun tingdon would be to enter into his own nuognimatne for 60i. to appear when railed upon. THE POBGERIAS AT WIGAN. Wednesday being appointed for the third ap praisal, of John Pollard before the magistrates, on chimes of forging scrip to th e amount of about 2,00 W., during the time he was secretary to the Wigan Benefit Building Society, the Public Hall was crowded with people anxious to hear the proceedings. Mr. Hilton, 'elicitor, appeared for the Kemp suttee, and Mr. Marshall defended the prisoner. Mr. Ralph Leigh, solicitor to the association, was In attendance. Mr. Hilton opened the ones by stating that Mr. Pollard had been in receipt of money belong to the members of the Wigan Buildiag Society, and when any of them wished to withdraw Mr. Pollard's duty was to inform the treasurer and draw the money. It frequently hammed that cheques were given to Mr. Pollard to hand over to the parties who wished to with draw. Mr. Hilton bad no lees than 24 such case., bat he thought it would only be necessary to gas into one or two, in order to substantiate the cheeps. He would put in • docu ment said to be signed by a person named Bert, on which Mr. Pollard received 1381. This receipt would be proved In evidence. When the affair broke out, Mr. Pollard gave up the key of the , ask—the documents were found, and the whole business was manlitsse. William Lea, of Chapel lane, was than celled and said ha was a member of the Wigan Unita Benefit Budding Society, of which he was treasurer for ite commencement. Mx years and aktalf ago. Mr. Pollard was the secretary from the commencement. On the 27th 1:ido ls:elm west to Mr. Pollard's and inquired for him; be ems not there. Waited an hour. The safe belonging to the society was hope at hi. shop. It contained the books and paper of the society. Pollard kept the key. After waiting an hour witness assisted in removing the safe ; took it to the shop Mr. Smith, presideut of the society. The key was after wards brnoght, and the safe opened. The key wee brought by Mr. Manful', solicitor. A partial examination of theemia tents was made, and the safe wee swain locked, the key bag given to Mr. Smith. In Jule last wittiess was called upon by Pollard about Thomas Hatt withdrawing his three shares, amounting to 1381, and be asked witness to sign the cheque, as Thomas Hart woe going to cell at him shop for it. The cheque was on Mews. Woodcock's bank. The cheque was then peodused and identified by the wither. Mr. Smith, t of the society, detailed an interview which he with Pollard on the 28th October. when Pol lard agreed to give up the books nu the following morning, which were obtained with some difficulty. The books were examthed, axed two scrip cards were found, marked 301 and 802, with • receipt, purporting to be signed by Thomas Hart on the 7th July, 1868. Iteoripte of that description ought to be kept by the secretary, and it was his duty to produce them before the oommittee.—Thomas Hart wee then tolled, and said he was • carder. Produced hie three scrip cords for shares 300, 301, sad 302; reorired then la 1852., whew the club started, and has had them ever slaw. The nodes sad the receipt produced, signal Thomas Hi" were not la his handwriting, end he rover authorised any puma to alga 11 for him. Had not received 1381. purporting to have been *doe that receipt. The scrip cards which sooompsay the reoaipt had never been in his possession, but the snip cards which he produced were those which he at fiat remind.— Mr. Hilton said this was the case for the Prosecutioe.-14r. Marshall said that the prisoner would TWINS hie &demos.— The prisoner yes than committed on this charge. Ns 1iK.828. THE WINE TRADE.—Sberry.—The latest Mythes to hand from Jam emir= the previous reports of the generilly favcorable asters of the vintage ; at premed the *took of available shiny Is so snob below the I.oniell that prime are folly maintaiord, la the thee of the Halted domed; V: the reseal exossiat the effect of the proplaires vlatage only bra to street the upward Modem, of pukes—it will reqtdre three or fear largo mops to West lower quotatioes, tit the iseemtbee a esmiderable correat supply bete to be met from limited remota So bag as the preseth moderate de mand otosimes mime wfil perbality mew& seraithory, b l ,l t if reqideements equal to t hate of MK 1313, 11/07 &man next year sties, prime will preltabiy Mosses oath the de. mend theme= sole reditor4 to its presoat Mit et 27,000 buste /mummies. Port.—The lareet advises toms Oporto rive the tmeatity of wise reported to hew bees probated Ibis pork the Upper Douro as 50,000 pipet; of thia 36,0011 Iles ass reported St for export, the remainder for brandy a id arbEapttoa of the coontry--reports respecting the ant of the sulphur are so cloodiming that it it impossible lima WOOL AND WORIITED.BPADPORD, Nov. There has been kW activity in combing wools during th e week, bat pica are very firm, and in the country hi g h. prior are asked then are realised in this market. Them is • seedy dimmed for DOHA and broke., at last week's Mr% which rule far behind the usual rates, as compered with the cost of fleece. The &tamely home consumption of worsted yarns land to keep spinners well employed. The expo honer an also buyers, but preeemt pekes are beyond thee lkeks, and they are welting fresh matrwitions. With the tendency in wool, there appears to be little Ames of their able to i =e contrects, except at Mo w new In the piers mums is a full attendance of merthesee. end • kik Waimea is &lag. There is a combat stream ei to prier, bat the extreme bermes, of pods in stock glme the Wee in /near of the manufacturer. CORN.—Dratturenan, Nov. 11.—At Gloncemer end Worcester markets on the 6th wheat further declined la. pm quarter. Barley wee Dearly as much lower. Oats sad beau were also la. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. Dyeing the preeent week few trameotione ere reported in wheat, end the pits is nominally the sum. Barley end oats takes be retie at a reduction of about la per quarter. Pees sad buns ere othr. Mg at a similar fell, without finding buyers to any utile. At Wolverhampton yesterday, although then wee a bergs supOy of wheat, gee maniples maintained their veins. it thb - dey's market there wee a large supply dwheat, width sold at the carresey of this day as'im Bar* imam& Oats farther gave way 6d. end bane end peas ls. per qr. Meatimarria, Nov. 11.—At our market this morning there was • somewhat steadier tone observable as regards wheat and Boar, bat Incept for very choke godless of the farmer, which lost • fair sale at fully previous retie, the de mod wee extremely limited at the mammy of this day seasight. Oats and mammal sold slowly, end burbly main- Wand favour late prior. Beam and ladle& corn were agate in of buyers. Nawanz, Nov. 10.—Our markst to-day was Ann at late rens. The attendance of buy e rs was good, and there was a fair nap ply of sway description of strain. Wheat was sold at a decline of la. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, now white, 48e. to 485.; old, 38s. to 40s. new red, 40s. to 42a. ; old, 345. to 40a. Barley, malting, Ms to 46e. ; grinding, 325. to 34a, Oats, 275. to 284. Malt, Us. to 725. Beans, 44e. to 48a. Per qz• Nit/nutty, Nov. 11.—We hays this dey a very smell of wheat. Sellers demanded higher prior; the skied dull at an advance of lc per qr. only on the baet &marl s. A better supply of barley, and a slow trade is for the finest malting qualiti es ; all ether descrip tions Misr lower. la oats, beans, and pass, only a retail badmen at late prima Ummirnom, Nov. 11.—With • moderate supply of wheat this weds le dull at dormer priors. Wheat, 38s. to 485.; barley, sem. to 385.; 225. to 28s. ; peas, 445. per qr. W*vwolD, Nov. 10.—We have had small supplies of pm* sad only moderate arrivals of foreign shim Essardsy. No ohmage of commeguseas ow be reported in our market, width is tolerably Arm at the rates of that day, with a fair atoommt of huffier pawing in most articles. IDINII9IOII, No. I W v. 10e had in the market to-day 1,076 qrs. of wheat, 3,036 qrs. of barley, 2030 qrs. of oats, and 39 qm. of beaus. There were *old—Vibes; 809; bar ley, 1,277 oats, 1,430; and beans, 88 qm. We bad a largo ma rket to-day. Bales dull, but little variation in prior. As compared with last week—Wheat mama as Lie on top, and L. down on average. Barley od. down on top, and same as last on average. lista le. down on top, and 4d. down on average. Beans 2a. up on top. and Is. 6d. down on average. Prima par imperial qr. :—Wheat, 34e. to 64..; Wier', 234. 9d. to 384. Od.; oats, 19s. 6d. to 26e. , beans, 345. to 475. Weight of top wheat, 66ilbe.; barley, 661161.; oats, 4416 e.; and beans, 8611 be. post buffiltaL CATTLE.—Entirstizon, Nov.lo.—The number of sharp Ude mends' was 6,i69. bang 1,220 less than leet week. Bales dell, sad prices had a downward :cadency, particularly for secondary and inferior www. Top price of the best reattos, 61d. ; current for the beer,froto 6d. to 60 ; middling end Wirier, from 4d. to 6d, per lb. There were 75 fat cattle, and prices ware front 7s. M. to 7s. 9d. per Imperial stone. Fed pigs, from 6s. to 6s. 6d. CHNEBB.—aamenumr, Nov. 11.—At our monthly sa market, held this day, we had • large supply of ch the quality generally wan better than of late, th:re ls teisg some heavy makings of the primest quality pitched. There wee also • better attendance of buyers than at Last mama Extremely high mum were still demanded by holders, which tensed the trade to rule dull fur • time, but ultimately s large amount of business was transacted, over two-thithd the supply being cleared. Lem prioes were in all Masser fullmaintained. Skims, 32e. to 365. ; half-cowards, 48. to dde.; Wiltshire doubles, 68e. to 62A; Somaruses, ao. is 68s. ; and Cheddars, We. to 74•. per owl. maples of tb• trim ere at hand to judge fairly of their vain —should the wino chow the manse taint as that of 1857 it mg be valueless. On the other hand, should it prove merchant &bin, lower prime must inevitably rule for new win e , "„ daily ea the mop wetted Lisbon is favourably spoken of._ (From the Circular of Mr. F. W. Cowan) COTTON.—Livinroon, Nov. 11.—Tbe demand to-day ham been steady, mad prices remain firm. The sales animal to 8,000 balm, 2,000 of which are for a:porton= and apex. laths:-1,600 Sum, at 41d. to 6itL ; Egyptian, i n yi d. to eld. ;60 Bahia, at 7 1 d. to 7id. ; 6,200 Amenoan , Total, 8,000 beim SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Bolton. Captain Troot:1root I:17bl%; N Ir. to Ball. her de roe water to bar bolt mad has lost both anchors In ttto Roada—Pea. amass, N0..11. Toryism. Captain arlsoadaker, hot Rt Paterobary to Leah*, hot Wan taa doors by dolmans; Captain bastvad.—a•val, Nov.ll. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Itleaffe (es). for moult. Nov 4, lot 40 N. lan I W. Ottld of We Beg Went (*martian shin), from Callao far Oman Mew Altura 21,1 m SI 4 0, Ise a• 20 W. Cella* (.1. from Liverpool for *alparatao, NO, 2 off Owe Pinker* Dso berwee), from Cutts% for Loudon. Sept 11 0 111 017 1 So 44 or. Clieesives (barque). from Liverpool for Baltimore 0 days, Oet SI, lit 0070.. bniseoW. Wanders Was MnsetVe mew steamer), for south, Nov. 1, off Ceps nektewe. Liffoase (Swedish barqueLfrom kyab for Cowes 103 days, Sept 11,101 e OS N lan 21 est W. Maria Twine& (Danish balm). from Walesa for Loudon In den, Oet 11. let no in re, lon 1.4 W. Muth& (lionlleh ship), Lamm, tram Oaleatte tot Liverpool, Itcs 1, tat Su 10 M. lots 930. Prospevoai (ship), from Bombay for Cows, August 24, lot U IS, 1302 W. Mimi and Hentioet (Alp), from Sashay for Hall 112 days . Sept W. We I I in, Me fa 40 W. isoww (brig). from Liverpool for 800 Janeiro Sie days, Sept 24, bit 10 7, los 34 25 W. Salsons (a), from SOlathempton for hielboune, Nov 2, lat 4: 11, Ss S W. Tbew.Spatke (barque), from Rango e for London 1 , 4 dare, Sept V, Mill %longs OW. Vestal (Beglieh brig), to southward, Sept IV lot 110 ff. WS SS SO W. • WkUlao and Wary (brig). tram Ilauriaar for Loudon 91 days, Ott 34, lac 41 31 N, be $9 20 W. SHIPPING CAIIIIALTIES.—SUPPOSED Loss OP Lin. —The lest two days have been attended with serious amities among the shipping on the eastern coast. The sloop Albion, of Bosnia, Howbottom master, from London for Hull, was driven inshore to the eat of Wells. The miter, his wife and family, landed with the mate sad caw, sad, with the exception of the mats, saved themselves %Wag refuge in an outhouee. The mats, Joseph Nalaforms wandered away from the others, and it is esppeaul drowned in a meek daring the datums of night bad other diameters of a less serious &anew are also ieperalL [Advertisement.]—lioLLOWAVii Pula AND OW snor: Livia AID Pausal Corneuen.—ghese OM Lae almasaavely fewasaisseesni WI il i *MA Badsisais imalleteas aesi la use abs vidisiesnion so net • idemol oyes die ?WPM Leda NISILISM onism d m the nem Wavier aniteeted WO Mat amma imps. est la raw km reiwar.• to Ora r ma. - They Male al ems • =ads diva Se a ms be as easreett. sed imam the essaluaos. lt hie ben Salad advisable nee rub lb Malmo* Issiklp Wise a day ever the nen sd b msas eae to BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. stAxs—lfev. 6. at Yuman* Isle of /MK the wife a 3 " . ifere. of e eon. 8U1L11.0.5.-111 ay. 10. et Upper AlionyotroO.. the wife ' b. 114v * U. W. BOOTOIS. of • sot. COBBY.—/lov. 1. at Mortlake. Bonn, the orLio of L. U. oobbl. daughter. CO LIMA—Now. p. Y TaitolgozOomos, Moolokonk. Dublin. Ow. B. Collis. Nog., of a goo. e. as Combortood.tursoe, Regent's-park. the wife of W. Bak g: 2 lOor a belied Compton. neer (IWO= 102. k U" tie of Mr. Bogies. of • vole MOIL—Nov 6. u Wevereree, ow Liverpool, the wile of B. O. Loh is 4.. et•ma. MARRIAGES. OOMMETT-11A0K110111)0.—M", b. at Bt. Peet. wtooklooreads by Me an. Eq. P. Pail, ALL, Will am, sua of R. . 00rae11..9%. the Fas. liflatazoorobill to Qantas Itaiteita. deeebtlf •• ltaeltaardle. Met P. 53.. of WlattuaanfalL DLJeba iffoimblr IS. be the arc 0. X. erlideeaa. Hoary. Ma of Mr. O. ha. lettlartan. .1. Lvmox—sociroor.—x... to at YID mu okopoimpo._Of iff. s."l" :ll:mork te lulliaLmgmer s.A booloa ce 7m0 1 :: 1 1: jrl .rp7: 4 Ilaettea. hag. ef Mut ilex. Mamma Warta., 140011—WILLIJIM.—Mea S. at the pert& elan& of Dow, Warp by the Tarsal. Mr. J. M too of H. llama of Wandler. Is lamb. dattitaaref 1101111111 J. Melia !w DEATHS. DALLT.—Nov. 8. Mr. W. Hay, of Maadhastar. 0110011.—Nov. 9 st Trodomr-ogoars Bow. Mr. J. W. 0940. marls et Sell•WeNtrOlit, Ilomvired. IM.—X•v. 9, M W 00.1494 Siesa, Meat Asa*, dausblord Vos..llnitdosoon M& mod IT. MILL —Nov 3 at Mignon, shot • to, dare Moe.. to 4•4 vie( sad lrvoyareble leo of Mom .90 ...My, Ism, LM tiedemob loved Into of John Ellmet KW. lam of W MIIM MN/M.—Nov. D. M rryabs• D.H, Robert Pailreelos Maws. le WO rev. Yd 14WWW/1 by WILLIAM KIN HAL.. of No. o. LeMehied I. la Ihe_oll, e‘t Meter. et the 011oe, is boelberle le Ye WINI-111IDA1. BOUM US 11.