The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-24 00:00:00

Loss OF THI ROYAL CHARM. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. (yaws wt a ows 0011,11111•011 DINT.) LIVERPOOL, Waawasoaa. The Manley was resumed to-day, Mr. Mansfield (dr I..tetrvol ettpourfurry) sad Caplais Hsu* R.N., Fes erdleg. Mr tr Deaf soodurted the rare far the Buard of Trade: sad Mr J P A.ymsll spplared lar the owns.. Mr. r 4 rnoth (t:o..stur of Cease sad fterats of Dulls babassarir) produced • cleyeeillsa Om Ns. leadam Nun p*orager. who wee still sate is Ms ion Wu*. has Mg snag broken. The aptillea arrealeed • slumber of ggidlP•f• to quorums d rama ep Mode Saw* sad rt..* stet lb. *toss wee soled es, fear loan, tad eurtee ehrageotto weethrr roll noes begandi ima The trep ats • lag was waters up to detesday, the of Oster. Oa Tatoky. Ni 26ta, st Math% Ni hesearate we Is awash rad Mr. diary balkl Mt de a7se hems ead U. Mood se meta 41. Ni ,71 Ni asps* or ray *bre abed Ni als the bareamar. DI4 est Oahe Ni bight al Ni lerseare ea the 2Mb. /educed Ni. see dose beeestelms ea bee*. is. le the MUM a Ni did aides form. Mr. Mil she psis/ • atilse ay. cord of the as of de west* hip . by dr term et Poser Lys whlab is* sa Ni mules ell 7 asy. tee 15 1 et AIL, dbe Wad MI doll, Id damt wastaw , lid allym ai the Wad au LI.. *owls dell se a, end M ead gleam el art II yen, may hems; l Sidi gab, retay i at: RNA_ lips, KA. homy gob and Say; fate rad seq. Osier Mk 1 amtorlsof 11.1. o haaey gale Si ; I ead 3 As., bray gob tad tad; 4 a.m. wing m , bony gale sal Mt mill I pm. when lbe Sad rowed as the seeds, s.d adited. A rand M obsedien aide by Mr. lierlere, of the Liver** Obsw wee yes la. Tr Mu ed eat sp. pis • iwt• math* la sa y Shan mil sisal breve es the meth 01 A daplaa isicsks,ly Mot tried he be t& Uth, at Usk, &ad are. his terasstst ell. Is ass se Mr. Airmen, Mr. easel sad ski Ni Royal Chest aystral *Ma So laws is.. se of the ttnegoot wads is bed es as, for it melt Are MOW MIMS Ni, d s p te hes is. pa* They we wit* Ni ids wee sat. Sow Ni moire el scenes pumas who seed is.. waded maw All me haws tipsy edam pad atm awl agleeelsek 11.11 m, OM** (selleber), Sad leave se pee r=t. Mr. mo w reedag that be bed limaill led • tad sale la she sad. Ms. Mrsgml deal* Ni paidlea MGM is pat draw& lilt. &Dowd. Mr. Wake sad the quads he whirl le set wet, alai • W Its dos far the reetsy ef No bail* Mr. O'Dood rad NMale prows i lry bedlam* rear s* se the sweat* s a al la Mere Oilde, Meths, sad Co., it ebtabl be sold lb. Lahti had stud already la Ms walnut NM wry ids whisk dead psi* M osporad bed lees dm he S. maw Mr. Maselkid *did Oat N. quad* au Jobe absegerd, mew of No. 1, Lisped au as *Mad by O' Dead. 1 Weber 11, Wwoe entieleg ea dat dew Imam di men end Seek ead Pala leleaL Aim ass la de sales Ms aid has ft hhow way sem sail Masi wary wad deer eigh tgels, esaargerdel by Ss rod Abrat 1 I pa. the ewe dmild, tad dm di V a l, plet boa meld artbareash ether speak et a Ammo al I bet sea the Mt The Wed had pa ee the N.E. Thu satine wove patent by Ni L imp id heard 'gala ead Farb *mad be aids Nett *Meg • idlet e Maid, If de selhar yet al* I said a dab beim ihrilibs. aid Ind 21 elutes. It bas shoo 7 tided dia. We =meld ea aso Ni Mob the beet hells thee la warms .ose drift." W• get • ifila of Fait easo, but Is Is upia, tad It wee 11 Ws ere get idea et bat We was amber elan said sal& Ws Ira war stomp sod aby e figarina dubs Ni eighe, sad drilled esswht Moe Ts M ise r. ase Aepael els l-1 beve hem If yes a /by sed le • aser, bet sear nearkearl sea • bervlem hods viii the triad As thet paw of the . Os die meet 11 N is sal tee as slaty vied to busk et de NM this te 11w awalk. Iss taw a heavier ma Is ay bads, sad Nat meld Is. ho • sae Ps it le= • weed 411 saywart• as No earl alma brim Ni Chas set arlik alai • wind. Wert*. _ To Coosa ilarvis—At 6 pa. ea the eight of the wrack I lelogrepool to Poet Lyme, to know It there were say m ods I. awes mead tbe art, but get as wawa. l mot bare bow crates. else, a the twit et the Royal Charter dense the melt. The Ore mike the Royal Charter may to po.usso to be,. illishamed Y , miler antsery arms- Red othorage peed, bet se peek would be.. held on each • togbt. My beat was the am which wee a tryotted so lost. fts•harl Petry, motet of past but No. 11, umiak by Mr.(YD..d-1 woe a Peat Lyme at 7 o'clock a lb. ennuis ~ 1 the with. Maths Holyhead a a quarter bike 3„ the ..ad being B.S.Y. Abele 7 p.a. es. whet I thought we, • elaseght, too a vend dFait Lyra, ta the ask kw slot loot boa soma es aisle salsa OE Aliso bah panlow 6 p.n. was repaned me that reams were nin Vi hboniss. Abele 7 p.a. it was blowlso hard. We bad all oar net" le, bolsi kid at belf.peet b. It pep to blow see .by-leek, lareesti a enac t► rit backed to the earth. Lost ems{ of Pak Lye eloM S o'clock, sad Ms eel pt aisle air aerator epee aboet II aszt day. I spree with tlo het idlers at et the tatroordiaary Odom of tile pi. To Ik...token—The pine where the Royal Choke west co shore io se ► bed • plese-ho broakkg up a slip se meld be fused. There 4mM sot be wane To Cadets Herne—leas d we had fallen 1. with as Royal Career that alga we weld sot have boarded bar data( meth ..boa The hanwast was low all tat day. About 6 p.... it had Liles to 29. Vise midnight to 4 p.n. it led leeched 28.7 U. I did est arra the theneareow. We last get , * .1 eight Wee that Mr. William Partanes. ef li rssel was this ettralawl-1 ass engaged la OsiMag both wain awl boa .hips. Ikon Clutter was bah to ISM awl wee arm far by Marro. Charles Moore sal Os., el with Kr. demo Cram, of Chairs Kamm Odes sal we &vastly parchrad her, sad I hams irresor thew Igo hod ewe reemorsok end 1 ark bar la the SIMI she wee la whoa Mugs Ohba sad Batik beaus, he warm Nearly ai the Inure gnu up, eat part el_ *pram ere ware/ I wart dew. to mayeriwwid the Whoa the hears hed lees pat up is the yew 1164 Mems. Chan 111 M, rd lam beams the Whew. The pro wren of the bug was the is he prerlosu 1 had. bakes 1 leek to Itto. brought my .we thearot her Bahl to leek peed. calmly to he tram erl the therlas, sad es the alp pee poured we were pordeabely reebette ass that the rtgettlag Lloyd's Mei he Is. ship was aot due is ezireate. The had piers VIM MO tech *Ma; the traisteg gales ware txd al i Lek sp le the tem et he Wee la she seatlasid width ft het elm& seil et str e a; th; two sole Wag 1•10 th law The three eivq , tier of brew were f, oziewirp VA het al the ; thr keel wee 11 lather by 4, ceeerstrip rose thar T thlak rase 1 f bash ; tires la the rig pieta wee 11.541 nag the tom ce the Mir. for. the perberd shirk up ohm dr sea of Oa bilge he reps 1 lash dowser. Al w= sad bane were ile.vieeral • the baser rose 1$ free rare le mho ; hey vet; 6 lashes i f i : thickness. There sera tire Meg hiews—ame at the . a s he edge halfway beam al Alp sad the middle The bras U. of here tree lb Imbue f ; the mpg', Apt if he bore Lad as waste bon rearal at. 3by3 by f high. The growl rkw e/ baromo Min Wa. awis Mw etwitud Mr ow' wir _by hill. Th e emit der et harm wee 1 ionise by ••110^ ibe sa*bee big he roe she as lira The upper tier hob two Oros earadep ad stL Thee wee hare ea the trig ef dr brae ; mile•bee we the top. Tim tree *OW Amra le de bears with the w het *le tae he sash bea gbh Intre, sad with ea mob mei a as aegis et dorchidawl hangouts' Thle redid ssisadad his sod O. La d be here seam mereeL The =Mho Yee bed liedhadlul parse ea ibe soy al thee. wed war ✓eursti wrh dated to u.sh stabige. sod ups sea lars. Us orb dash shaft Ink wriereep phi% 14 or 15 Isar aproe, tree hart to the sbalbplera mkt* the berm Thum Vine ale drift bellnbasht. bee el Ch waturtlpht, drat 11111•11116. The balk-herl et the girl. part 4 the gerlow•reas hatl a prow Wary ha the ovnuottreeL Thee was se hot beg ea epos esekway, sed to row diet we teeth the teasel roomette. Thor. rat • wroruptat lageetloany at the fororide el/ the wolllee.bot. Thee WM hales secured by a ors estigitt ask ear it. Then bullt•harle were pat late the sap bare she woe ...embed, ad shor she bed hew demised for • view Melba. 1 key won Overall ft dr sails bee al the Isar, follS4 0. tho side at dr ship ft the trailwEsek bers i : 144.11 they ewe nursed owl supported by varied stet,: ...wy ha 9 rubes The griegero peateresoa the loslig•turolu Tar apples all the hada .pus host Me ship. TM twern.apa ad wary Ming throatiest the sea were of the Is. Is.. TI. gumbo pert or the Ina had are aorwoot,4 lot beim 1 took up MO IMF. bat 1 samara k logra lt ro be very pod. ear el dr Aare owe rads ellorwunku sal Wen a the best tree. Alapaha which sward tlebetive I had pet .s hit. The Alp is tory way wets well mart She wee laspolrewl Were I toil to he; ad wee lingtheerl st the two •strerlueu set Mt L 101, sod isegtheeed L she shy body. Hsi engird hoot rem raw aresisl. The !raw et other swil had est be. heat ire shop behest*" ettorouta as her .. theta 164 par 11,W7 MIPS WON aka to have the 1,11111 Mae ad', owl I bedew to as the t lrp m the wed= man pail War mops Mr elver tieshave to ' I wee 15... glass Win is sea Ismons. I bit • sees hr l• desk Act ark pith dr arardee of tibc :a4 outward game ; eell 1 rem feral • leer noel. 1 rat say la less dee - el the Our SAW*. /veil Mild 1 halt. I did sot eiewaseryalws, wow ad lase er Wary how bare aster is the Met Mids. lisasilessi ffssla dew mar, eipectalt warn Saw wlllllpllo. 1 have bears the Met - brie lame fat as mike et tie bye your shot a wry law mega Whoa iimbad at Dams. her 1, the koyal Cheter sr rk la the rah sad hd as deg oat, Mu bad re sjps..eaee ef bowleg WNW/ et *sew] boned, aad elm agslocald• sans sba vas sewed .at by ateuasie. Ile ma aim it !Nat. sad Webs the Iteaboa, bet us wahseginely pull We 417 (Seek .5 LiviapNi, mad all astoolery rain reasead. Mr. Aerate sail ast lb. Vass, ithe Liverpool ship- Whir, who easeded obi Mob% wry be Pleieled r • warms. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY/ EVENIIIG, 'NOVEMBER 24 18(.9. Izarretius coursed—The damage by the accidents Mond to was such se Gad be effectually repaired. pert at the marry rade stir the accidents pat Ilidieges what I bore heard I am of *aloe that the ship sgs rock at Moulin figured the lower part of her bottom, divided It, sod Um the effect of the ass striking urn as two ads was smewgh to reek bet as you wady a Wok across your he... I Wires that say ship Is the sere situation sad mother would haws met with the •111.11 result, sod I so borne oat In this ogling. kg mar armisg that the wararways, kegs as they won, mg dirk timber, wpm barked to plows. I brier she wee se stun geraps st, riser, then soy other ship of her day. I thisk Who& woo urea Vines her how but lay *prim Is Met with papa seder to strength, yen Easy sandy go r tar as ORM Siert tb, bra To goo oedema bp dot owners to spas so upon hi maw tip • soil dip Sio woo, eftor Ir ropers tbo imilme. ped • dip so ever. boo MrsdluM—Mai boss WM weave and ran' sopmely l artist, Arno is Dods loodi aft bay , boon P s ba.nit _ _ ChoOrfo flotsio—lf hod boa VW Ma am of dor fassolos looftelso. of Hui Ms, low s,u wasaat would dove tooloa It 1•4= 8 1 So soda TM emit obooly ofx, until slut day. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ArenaoszT Nov. 23.—APPoixTdurn.—C1et dada A. B. Idyke (1646), to the Fitgeeed, dt, et I Weddelt. lAteetadd A. T. Collis@ (M), to de Qum. 11. sow dem ehip, d eleetues,• C. wi t ht 110), he the Sopa AMA, in gam deem les di the Mosel eleimbeit ; sod W=ty (ISM, to toe loam, strew add deep, et W Pepdeadt J. 3. Nosnms (1M), to tha Queen. A eireelar manaoraadare, dated the 9th inst., has bass lime by all Cada Secretary of State for War, Sir Dielsole /Lm* es the aim that chapel schools, which one isseisd r eseesessasie bet Maieetre troops at Meier swirl^ sod she se missel-ssess toe thew at the Wider. el ants the seek dim are ces so aocoont to be elevesisd Ms pines et guersi suesssart, with or with wt pa errs. mime ea eemiese specially isectwasd by the Oraseel Csesmeilleiripeed end the Beeretary of State imr Vim SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OTRKPLOIMLUMM—Wsowmusay. Ma nob; rostiolowo Mom Two alba L Teddlasks. 4 5e.1144. 4 = 144. ..... Aar. ai . :Soo 1 we Tom Wm • 2•11141C.A1 HVIDLS 144C1 at II ai w osok u l li r. M MI slid. Wagon sous. Two zoLlow. wow In NSW ao. arsnatnads. ti a- twT S. 0804 M ot " . : 7t04 ea Gri1i90:7 . 14 1 :1 6 4,1ja Gourd. Won by ; the otbon pound dr oink polling up; Mlr Harloomoyeollkint In • kw war In ino war. sholeOnee Mona, r. US ism ari,p.p. Poor _- me the Steeple- W. A.111.9144191.19Ja1re. 1991 71b ...... -.lovaart 1 Orman b. n Out 104714 . . .10919•99) Tin bran ye* * ft lon elintiliki;int I to 1 woo land on Jo* *mbar, els am la don= lirlr trovion WNW in tho ma* mod. Mum, arm SillariaC7u93 (imam) of 20 soft. oodi, * II only if dooloood,ort* lel Wog •Ur mooed to 89.• bia rob& Comb ponokho ant onowlens. Moat kat aim iiii h der wonThiti erwor. W Jus leak fa ilb ike. I la. Ilefners 1101411akr.4011. an la . ... ....... I se. A r ware Slew arm. I re at ila . 3 Deft 2ls I apt Carer 7is lame Abed- , II to 1 sea eget Oelimele and Jseisery,l l / 1 e 1 ere Uses Ned eat araiwey Swell. Oddest& id star dr art garter of • WIN wr never ellerweeis heeded, sad yea by twenty lengths: the rheas are is ispersied by wide Salensie, Broder., dwell beteg hank sad Isesemy liali, the letter sad Cense haves trust roe err saserg. Ueda Nod broke dowel, .ad ass lid b hy hiresseerad jailey. Oa renersiag Ss err sa shaellia less Wird Oebbasith ea the pearl *et he hell pas as war = s pest. Li. es dear& bed herd da seams la the sea the wee lase sr seanad Mali : . Ms sloweeds emitted lbs milderse lesisrod to tams Is versa Is tde elf seas arie spied Gablealtb by the owes of AbeebNedes, err *plies that It la not seeseised by sneers Illeeinsay, sad is terser@ =slut, est drier Ott tanithaseded to the seam .Cows? liarrarrarr. J. Y. Jannnues (fer P. Dv rr). . 1.13. Lem" Rom Cgs erannscaeria of Nem. rich, 5 ft, wlftlita tsroxi.,l* eerier pewees mad albinism. Three iie. Sawn sheer. Nei. Isit. age (11r. &iambi I beam : 7 te4 eget airier, 2 to I Mee lionervile. • ate ere her the ire fight of herds. between Skaleer rid Mr deserelle soled fa the least parrs op is dr lee stride awl f erret in est by a bead, Oda rig shoat lengs belied the ads; the sem . Kato 101 l at the Yee at da ti el t i t, = e tt lad elt no further part In the rene. Oa marl Is weigh se objection wee rade weir Mfrs asernalsola the pant that Mr. Waists is net a rade- Ira air. sad ar essonling to tbe °ostlers be 'see se hare steried Me ran. 1 Its plea was allowed by the eterris, Nod the are was diaqualiflod. TIER WAIWICIIIIIII2 YaomairaT CAVALRY SlMMS cilia& A Pee of 301. Three mien resew GrtSa t Nth Teri Meer la" sapi. Ltd (lb ea. J.true I Swims 110111.'. 1 7111 Tfispl aswisi Itambla.apd,Lla 1110 d Mr. T. trawl I Mr. Ilatmatit Ma Treed al IMllbrads. 6'E UM 711 1 0 ..../ • A Ihwart.u. Kee Iwo:amine .1 I sem task, to herr raw _Ma the - -- - - - perm al gala or arson re- 1 east wars If odes of Iffiewick. These wiles. -- - - ---. Itt. - Jailialalt Otta chigi =lit XL Iwollo 411411.1 iblr stet t Orbit X. a. aki ass sac • v.. lag Moab a a• L.IO S Ms. Words WOG* tot Polkway, moo, 1241, but dr brae id sot mob Yr It thoo to out. O'Day b ean c:4 to d 4 os Woo by bolt a length. liO'Daybe. CROYDON STEEPLECHASES. Aectirrhscsi tor the CROYDON ErrairizemAss. Pour Whs. ftwastme. loft Mom Om 81 lb I P? 2 24 , ----- - * :::: ()mar. n is ....... i ? lb =saw ls 1 19 9 gr. 191•114191 r. 0 itia. . 9 9 13 9 11 M ... 9 9 9 9 awed= 9 2 law intelltevue. NOTICES. MOB 00UST or criuroisT. Ifs hawks ow a. ow. Ow NifindaysTen: Irmo vid - Lesd Owassmica.-At Mists l s4Z:Diteg, DeLA ii• nes or: A 0441 = 4044 4.4 4e ia : •!' ..... 3. Surds& 6. Far V444r414 1 4 7 9,114 E int : Myna cram sod Itbdielig.l3. 4 dm 17. lladliva 14). Teroft. U. weak.. wtorr a pm = 14.aerh. Thumb& a tie FA dol. MP Mum soma 114414.-At b us lois DM Sea: Mina taterday,S abi ldocca la l mu: ppm Wedmltc. 7 dr Iktoped des, : 1101466. l i =l.. jaamitkr a stoddyialeVeTra.. Jr t w4V 4l4tJ 7 d4lleVlC l t=ktr igai lmil: lidt i r e aai =lollless. N. Raft . awls. Oat dam. isanagg ...... 1411114mt i gb . od daftot every ' 441.4143. ?Ds compodol pew It It 4 `O hu d ui •4 • 141 Pallaid. mg &Mac IA •ah lie OTLIC 6 iIa nomad Ptisseas Ild Isiard3 co v... Ma Leat i rt "id b. img t/Oletati4m-Frlday Dec. 4, Yr Nut Dial : Mani isillas kj = l .. :4=l, &or . la =r. k:LT' T el 7. Obi dect• SA4:t swim FM amok 11Dendid. • 11. Me& 4. pm. =I. km/MN gad SIMIVik.. = tellkar: ind 41 , 14: 4 41443. N. /144“33. 1.. 13 assok, w.A. MAL 11. lir 11111 lbal : Edam . Mil •= o, 7ltur. - _ f ilm I:a=,.. Felikt 13, . le Wog awl ........ .1- ai gV a.. 17 . N. irolawlay, al , trbenday. 11:3S13•116 . itdco• .i.4.ft Nos Notice-7U days, If say. is Ulm AA 3* memod la &be lob co , " or at Wm el& Oismines al the Palv Oloccli. ore onaccul. Deem cos Vms•Oacipaes La Ilseacas T. Uniessim.-At lissial.lea-11101,. 5... I. di: Mt 0411: ,, ead preal mot. lisfarbe. I. lon sem ant Cji iw issidee s zdiesete * 6 6=. p. ,4L.=,. 6. 666.47:2 1 66.•:=64 iiiik ilifts. 6444 4 4414 4 1 " _PIM 4444/474, Timm 13. genscikw iw Zda,..., tic nil SW : asis. led Pam& dit• ~_ ,144/146. II pollolue. atodso. 1 ~_ Ilmet cmion. = cumemsaddiprodi mom liesam ls. Fiera linsbilft 9•116 m........... jed .. .= 1 .7w,. YS.a.k.l. 22. Diana my Ills all enceifra 36 .- 6:lThat W.lic. Nal: llidlos NM dtv4-..terlDamek Awl itiloc. dad PNIKA PPL IeItw .. 4144 ' titY. S. Tseday. IL iplowl your. Welbeedw. 7. mom Boit : 11 ' 44 . 4 * 44 Melol 1:41:1r. %Dr 444., 9, pawl pow. rio. Dattim add ow& aver. Iftedlm_ , N. ion num admit and lemsl paw, 11•36/.13. Twt& L. pond 314:38 . 8. Qty. It as TIM Sul : amens cod geral gem 14. "raw prar :64l2: 4 .m.ver ---.= a,...4. --&.,......1.7 , ,.... ==..... re A-- ' tittni711. :nrc ...... : . 21 , 07.6 1 :ir ea. - AS lisecia. LI.:: an d+ D• dmr % M a e rad ial z MI CIFiI 5 ' 1r =.... 1 I=i ....E47W=144 . 214344. m 114/ .13. minial . = ihr i teS ig ra w - s Wi . Mel . : . . . • " a w l a rt 44144 4414( pettliso cot sineral ppm . ths : 14•1341• art NNW 134.4 c. "COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 23. Ilibp Y Bar..-{Brian Mr. Justice Mishima, Kr. haw s.) Onagmr. Mr. Jos*, HUI, sad Mr. Judos Ilaibre SNIDNAT V. NOTI AND BANKS. This wee an scum tonig h t by the plaintiff, htmerly • =mnister at Coale Hethegham, in Bast; spirt the to for • libel appetite is • pithead= NOM the - mlitethes Vassal." TM halt of this case hem ben balm the -or so many difinent serseitas tlist is is emsen easy te resentalate this Ire. It MN mike is state that Mais was attorney to the *mom alias dispel trees whisk the *bind had esea reamed he WINO mil was the writer of the letter esastnetim ea the Mew dsirsdaat, Beaks, bier the Wine end publisher of the mysiss. At the assist Mal, which leek shies ban Mr. Ms. J Slaeldiees, at the Leaden sinless Or Tarm a thi head • west theplahnit dememeT cabTl la Ms wm tea nds reseed es dr notice . Loh be est edit the media or emir a sown; or he a sew trial is the posed this the verdict was against evi dence sad the damps sametres. TM ranks for • nos salt or ter • saw trial as the penal that the verdict was apnea evidence was Landed or the @depth= that there was se whines splint Mete. Yon bad sadeabtedly woad • Inter for publication to the editor but them the We published wm not hie hater, for It bed bma so dsstt with by the other detradant, is his ceps*, of editor, ma to sesa=zlter it. character, and tasks appear that which narrative of actual facts as aemerimed and w hatradoesed etetemest. tinder eac h eliminating:4e a sibs he NM amid as* be. As regurded the imisties of as the essesies of the rule bens waved he ear. helm Ineddtera gave Its lie minim that slthongh the limos were eemewhat in mem, yet Uwe. •• me lier dal dnage• inesly (with whom was Kr. Ede& Jams, Q.C.) now ammo! to ahow mom essism ths rale, eel pretended to mite th at if it could he Mows that hi reality whet the editor had done had bad to sodas dews the WM, of the co-diandest rather than heighten it. AM, is men De held that Mooed= would lie. Mr..11;11 . as liii - gUraTii; Mee Interposed, end mid the court wee„ with lir. Homely epos that pout; end tberekee theoniy gaieties remaining wee, were the damages 1110411i , 10. Mr Leanly then argued that the demmee were not er emite, 'boa Mi."liistlee Wieder!las intimated that the court thought the damage. were excersive, said perhaps, therefore, both =would consent to sllow the court to assess the proper Yr. Lodi (with whom Immo derkeet Peteradord and Mr. OrIllihs) wee willing to Lave It to the wart to mettle what there. amps should be paid, arid that the mitre shonld rest Bdwin Jure said be bed been pant at the whole of the trial, end be esafsmed to the essolusion that, under the CiftIIMMOSSIIII, t e damages, so br from being exceseive were not sulloiseit. The court moot remember that thi letter complained of was written under an Indemnity to hold the writer haulms. Burely, therefore, the publication of the letter under such circurostmoes evinced a degree of determination on on the pert of the writer not to be lightly paned over. However, he was willing that the court should the Me. Justioe u Vr:htotan—Well then, the court thinka 40e. =Midst kw* the circumstances. Xamaly—But, isy lord,on the oecesioa ciao rah being moved far, Mr. Justice Blackburn imimatad that he thought the ear was tea for substantial damages. Yr. Justice Blackburn said that haring had flea thin an opportunity of dimuming the cam with the other judges ha had seen moan to alter that opinion. Rule discharged accordingly, damage' to ha Mooed Iron 1001. to 40a. COURT OF FJECHRQUER.—Noy. 23. 111111ip la Bono.—(Bedore the Lord Chief Hammond Berens Bramwell sad Wstsaa.) ■ILLS TZI LONDON OMILIONT CONPANTe-PATINT CAIL The arguments In thl■ cam as a rids to re rile the ver dict found for the plaintiff, on the ground that It was against evidenoe, which had occupied the last two days, wars sow resumed and concluded. The court reserved lodgment. SWlNvall V. LORD CURLIMPORD.-111011ITS Olr OOLINIIEL. This was an action brought by the *Wig, Mrs. Patience Swinton, against the defendant, Lord Cheirstsbred, under the following oiroasestanoss The plaintiff's husband's father, Mr. Samuel Swinfen, f Staffordshire died, and left • will, bequeathing to hat his large estates la that county. The validity of the will was disputed by the heir-at-law, and an issue was directed by the Court of Cheerer, to try the title of the parties to the suit. Lord Chelmsford, who was then Sir Frederick Theeipr, was retained u leading counsel for Mrs. &elides, and the teas for the hair-at-law was conducted by the then Attorney-General, thr Ale:sada, Cockburn, the prosest Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Garen'. Bench. The came cameos tort:Ml at the tafford SNOW, before Sir CMGS well Cromwell, then one of tls us ices of the Court of Com ma Plus. Two material wiuseses for the plaintiff havhig boss inme-szareieed by Sir A. Cockburn on the first day of the Mei, the brad judge as the riming of the mart ask • private communication to Sir Y. Madder (Lad Chsireaford) that he had formed a had opi ates of Mrs. Swinfea'e cue, and acting on= Ste iheihriek, having costarred with the other loused o M the phiatiff, urged on Mrs. Swinton the advisability of eslerig Mb • oompromim. This efts refused to do; but ea the fellawing morning, immediately lifter the sitting of tie send, &r Frederick thisiger, in the absence of his client, maimed late a eresprewbe on her behalf, whereby the estates were le p to the heir-at-You, on the condition that 1,0001. • yeer mos towed to her. Mrs. Swinfen repudiated this act el her essuel, end after varione proceedings in the Court of GSM's Pleas and in Chancery to enforce the agreement, the sem we. sofa sent down ter trial, end malted in • west fa Mrs. Swinfon's favour, establishing the :=of the will. Mrs. S leen then brought et spirt Lord Chelmsford for the injuries she had austedwell by meat of his having entered into the coo premine es hoe behalf. The brat covet in the declarattes c h arge d that thadagradaht, being then the leading mussel of the Finland, had wrangtally and fraudulently entered into the oomprowlee without her sanction end again/oh. reamers abeetles, sad the mead moat charged ocaspiThey sad col ludes with the harmed Jidge who bad tried the canoe, Sir Ceomssg Ogegusik se beteg about the corapresiim ' At the trial, width leek Ow balm the Lord Chief Berea at Guild ballot the efidles, after lea terra, the learned Judge held there see mm eviihste lehe be the On en the mead count, and the jury howl a 'whet let the Meshed. Deride the pro seat tam 11r. Esasedy, es basil et the *Stiff, sued for ' • rale le set wide tie meet et for sum as the pees& that the wen zr air =et .016.011, asagesegrices of whims, sad . The honed essiesi in tateetes he the airafesed the theme ef freed egelaet Mr Deli delledeet sad Sir Cremona Creseraf., bet oce feria Vat the brow bed eihmithil a lewd ems is ester. Ischile the empeesalek Meow% greased rite del ea the peeled of hied tree- Ses, lie plat Wog whether a ceeseell who, he the noo k s et kid amiss mil lila Wee MOB fat the espreast good el Ide Mod, seeleieet isieree hem hie isetreelesse, is Sable Mr F. Lay, Mt. L Itrottla, Mr. Bo W, sod Mr. Bilk wow ammo. to &bow tore ogoloot dam nit ; Mr. Yoe nog. Mt. Diem% mod Mr. ill'Maboo appestat ta its MIL sow bike WWI es, Tai Loa aid Bens aid Ur Foist to to ',Fuld it tout. ambit pi k mot requisite that .chid nail my none. Bir F. Kelly—l should be veep happy to relieve year lord ship, bet ea a OW dui carer on the mune which the Mist took sad se as. of Ilia plata le whet her the plaintiff le 'ad ded M MOM to for aMe ea wash preside, I eat dread 11101 be netumb tam te the The Lord ' Chief Erna— mew My impremits is that I mid I should mown any gaud= of law. 'lb P. Keilp—No doubt, my lord. The Lord Phial Santa—The matter at how is whether the Jirsotisa gins to the jury wee right or "msg. Ido not 'Wow insdat of form I reserved the point, bat nub- IlthatiallY I did Sepposing we all agree that the verdict wee a right one, them would be no right of appeal melees In gave abe, bat I Mak, conddering the magnitude sad impart- MOD laths imenice, and with referee°, to what wee stated meths trial, we an bound to give ea appeal. Ilk F. Kelly—There wee only oae point on which the nits weegranted, and though Mr. Kennedy, in the coons of Me motion, mid the verdict should be eat aside on the ground that it wee warm the weight of evidence, yet he appears set to have persevered in that, end the rule her been drawn np on the ample ground of miadinotion, involving taro question as to the liability of an advocate, that le, whether en advo cate who bona fide end to the beet of hi. judgment cooducts his client's case, sad in the course of It enters into a compro mise, is Bade ton scam. lam afraid, my lord, no time would be sand if you left your notes unread. The Lord Child Baron then read the whole of the notes of the trial. Air F. Kelly, in showing canoe spinet the rale, referred to the counts in the declaration, and said that the opening of the learned counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Kennedy, full as it wse of vigour and ability, but abound ing in the most virulent invective sgainat the de fendant which human lips could pronounce, resolved fuel( into a charge of a wilful, dishonest and criminal act on the part of Lord Chelmsford. To meet that charge be (Sir F. Kelly), am counsel for Lord Chelmsford, had ap plied hie observations and his evidence, and the learned judge had no other question to leave to the jury, than that whlah he bad left to them—namely, whether the defendant had Gelid bona fide, or from any corrupt, unworthy, or im proper motive. The jury had found that the defen d ant had entered late the compromise bona fide, and that he bad authority to do so. The charge the defendant had now to • meet had never bean left to the jury. He could not see wbere the question, whether a counsel unless he noted malt fide, wee liable man salon, arose, yet that was what their lordahlps were gild upon to decide. The learned counsel wr prao. dllen4s with his argament at four o'olook, when the court INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT,.—Nov. 23. (Before the Chief Comndsaloner.) In 11 ItICH•ID OZORONNOBLi. The Iminivesnot term bailiff at Roydon, in Bsern, applied under the Preto:dim not. Mr. Robertson °Habil appeared for Mr. J. E. Can 'V end Mr. NMbole nappereed. t. part of the epperlng asMer an application was mode for an adjournment, on the greed of the absence of material witnesses, sad a statement in the sebedde was re fined to. The insolveat wee indebted to Mr. Cuanington Las mum 'ISO& far soma in a suit in the Moms Court to &melee the memrlese with his wife for dupery with him, who was a co-reepoedent. The merrlige wee dissolved, and** insolvent, as the orresposisnt, condemned In the Noes, sad to relieve himself from the moans bad petitioned leder the Protection Act. ;eieellactiadae, rented the application, sod ebb ars was adhearned to the ITtli Decontar. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Maw Broats,2l w brought up for further essratue des upon scheme of laving, ea the 15th October lost, lined Ned unwed • request for tae delivery of a oheque-book et the Lorton Joint Stook Bask, Prinoiretreet, to be sigue c =r. 11. C. Groora, merchant, of for Wel. GUILDHALL. Mr. Jaws the manager to Kr. Strode, gas engineer, of 3, Angei-.heat, and 16, fit. liartin's-le-Grand, wee charged with carmtog the drat! of Alfred Howell, a youth about 16 years of age, by the accidental discharge of • pistol In • workshop on the premises in Awl- street. G. T. Wentworth, Kr. Strode's foreman, mated that Hr. M.Kansie had a couple of patent. for breech-boding and on the previous everting he and witness sad the deceased were in the workshop. They were all In frost of • target, end the defeident end witness ware 4fig at it with pistols, when some discomion arose between them se to the workia of the trlerttro Mr. Huniphery—Had he the revolver in his bad at Ur thee? ; and we were all standing close together La front of the twist, and In showing me how easy the revolver trigger worked he discharged the remaining laded chamber, and the charge entered the cheat of the lad Howell, who died a few minutes afterwards. The 'dittoes further stated that the deceased and Mr. M'Kenr.le were es the beet terms, end that he was 0001Villead the occurrence was purely accidst:tal. . . .11eisesdedtioanalt theitost mortem examination. BOW-STREET. Three little boys, named Amapa Irish, James Kalov, and 1•11101 Weals', the two former ten years of age and the latter twelve years of age, were brought before Mr. Henry, charged with Mean from Covent-geed= Market about 12 ounces of • poisons' drug celled belladonna, mod adminiseerbsg It to divers other boys, whereby their lives were mangers& The esse had excite] a most palatal Interest in conseqmsce of W lora number of children who bad partaken of the poison, sad many of them were in a state more or lees pre oirlost. The court sou crowded with anxious spectators, not a fad whom were parents or Mends of some of the sufferers. Bose time before the prisoners were planed at the bar, Mr. MV•Beeb, of the arm of Butler and M'Culloch., welted on Mr. Hasty to make • statement of the facts, and to inquire whether he could be held in any way reepomible P Me. Hoary should certainly thin k not. When a person's ' popraly wee stolen he could hardly be held accountable for tbs se made of it by the thief. Open W boys bong placed at the bar, Willies James Langton, porter to Maas. Biller and M'Colloeik, herbalists, madmen, dc., Covent-garden Market, wee called. He deposed—On Monday lest I packed a hamper, containing two jam of belladonna, to go into the country. The belladonna is • sort of salve. Mr. Henry—l suppose it was going to a canna P Witness-4 don't know when it was going, except that it was to some customer is the country. It was pecked with straw and rough paper between the jars. Each jar was labelled " Belladonna—poison," and was wrapped in a cover of brown paper, end one of slate-coloured holland. The hamper was morel with string. I left It outside the shop, le go away by the *anise that .wing. That night I found W Menge set, the double oover of ea jar out open, and sheet 12 ca. of the belladonna gone. It had been moped out either with the lingers or with • knife. I suppose they thought they had got some honey, as we had been robbed of some hooey before. Police-sergeant Felton, F 6, deported—la conemorsce of information I received from the mother of • boy now lying in Charing-cross Hospital, I a ed the three prisoners. There are now two boys in Hospital, one of whom le very dangerously ill. He has been in a raving state ever since be was taken in last night. The last I heard of him was that there was no hope of his recovery. The other is getting better. They are about the age of the prisoners. There is another in Middlesex Hospital. Several have been taken away from the hospitals by their psrente. About 17 or 18 hem been suffering more or Mee from the effects of the poison given them by the prisoners. I apprehended Kelsey at the National School, In Broker's-alley. He mid, "I did take the stuff. A boy named Irish cut the hempr and took out some stuff from • jar and gave it to me. We stole a bottle from the same place, and put some of the stuff in the bottle with cold water tram the pump in the market (opposite Butler and M'Culloch's shop). We thought it was Spanish liquorice. fleeted it. and it was sweet, but I thought it was tarty, like poism, eo I would sot take any more." He also mid that Weal's, I r i sh, sad two other, were with him. Twe of the boys who had takes the stuff are hers. Holmes, P 3—l tea:Kelsey to the hospital to see os i s i zrboys there who was thought likely to dl.. I con sidered that it might be important that be should identity Kelsey. It appears, however, that the boy was with them. Ha told me he saw them taking the stuff from the jar, and be said, " You shell not have it all," and snatched from them • portion, which he mt. He is now deranged. One of the two little boys spoken of by Felton woe now ost forward by his mother who desired to have him sworn. Prom thevacant and bewildered expression of his countenance he seemed hardly yet recovered from the ifacts of the Ifs. flgary-1 don't think that boy is in aet state to he lasiolsed. _ — te not well yet. Pekes—No, tit he is not. ' ' Mr. Mary-He ought not to have hem removed from the b =es—Wis did not bring him here, sir. Both these boys hew 0011111 here with their parents, who would insist on re them from the hospital. Mr. Henry—Yon bad better reed him beck again. The boy—l was not with these boys. The middle boy (Kelsey) asked roe if I wanted some Spenith." I said, , • Tee," sad he gave use some. Mr. Hogry—DM you drink much of it? The hey—No. sir; only • very little. Mr. Heary—Me will get over it. But I shall not how him to toilworn at present. Now, Kelsey, what do you say to this? It is a very serious matter. You might bees Mod some of the boys. Keksy—We thought it was " liquorish." It was like jam. We =donors " Spanish liquorish water" with it, and sold it to the boys for a pin. I tasted it and did not like It, so I was going to throw it away, when • boy asked me to give him soon for • pia. I let him have some, and he drank • good lot. The he wanted some more for another pin, and I maid not let him han it, but he drank • lot more in spite of me. The another boy took it, and said it was Smola," sad very good. So I hod some more. Mr.Mary—You might have killed yourself end the ethers too. . _ _ Ydtoe—Thew medusa of the meet mobilo.. little thieves is the market. Ketaey, I am eireid, bee had a bad example eat him et home. You may remeeMer. der, that he father vas hewer ly *rem et we of the beet piers. He dimmed with hie wide. NM they wen etipmeteL Mr. remember the Nee. Haleeee—Leksys hem wee the we who was billed to stet midbi le mop hen the Oo Bram at the time of the as plea. He threw himself overhand Is swim ahem Hand aineisily saved the line of other paspie hes diretnix, as he was ea imeellemt adming. The mother of Wanes here Inn ismeed, sad mid she bed bad • great den ot teedd•witli her on, who wee a very bed boy. Hens cemelenly la the WA of geltag NM to steel In the marlin She had ressally nude em at able court, with a view to have lin seat t• a She wan to have brought bim before the esegistrets es Inter: day, but he ran away from home, sad slas ewM net lad him. Mr. Henry—l think the reformatory wedd be the best pans for them all. They are just the boys for Palthea, red ea I usderatood there is room there at preent. I may Trobobil and them there. Have they been oonvickd before Felton mild they had not. Holton—But Kelsey has been remanded. He was one of the font boys who were charged some time ago with stealing • donkey rod mit from the market. They drove nom for eawitel days, and were at last taken at Highgate. They were remanded for punishment, and the& allowed top away. Mr. Henry—l think the best plan will be to seed them ell to Pelthant. However, I shell not de that sow. I shell ta mest' them till we et) whether any of the boys dls la which one I mast await the result of the inquest. The prisoners accordingly stand remanded. CLERKENWELL. Anne has, of the Mall-office, General Poet Ofice, WIN charged with obtaining an order for the mend of MI by Else pretences, from Mr. Evans, solicitor, 10, John-suwat, Bedford vow. Yr. i...e . 1 . 1 stated that Its had been indeed to lend the prisoner the money on hit melon that he was more that 21 years of age, and t at upon him entering an salon in autoy a superior °Dart spinet the primmer, the latter pleaded l . Remanded, but admitted to ball in the sum of 901. MARLBOROUGH-STRRBT. --- • Yr. &mud Game Newark Stuart, of 19, Renelagh street, publican, was charged with an assault, under the fol lowing extraordinary circumstances : Mr. George Kindersley Jackson, oilman, of 24, Elisabeth street, Pimlico, nod that on the previous evening be was on cos of the Royal Blue omnibuses poising through the Hay market to Pimlico, when the conversation with the defen dant and others on the omnibus turned on the eristocrecT, =of the Duke of Northumberland. Th e defendant d he wee one of the Stuarts, and that his cousin ws the rightful heir to the crown. Hr. Bingham mid he trembled for the Pi ince of Wales then. Jackeen mid he did. The defendant then said that his comb, who was lying dormant, could soon prove that, gad would do away with " the Queen." He (Mr. John* was a little startled at this, and began to think the delleasat not right in his Wad. The defendant then said he was one of the warriors, he (witness) supposed of the Stuarts, and upon ibis he told the defendant he waa more like a list than a warrior. Mr. Ilinghsm sold ths word " liar" wsita hard word to addrees to a warrior, or even to a draper, not that the thwarts were a warlike set. Mr. Jeon said the coachman was witting between them, end the defendant eruct him with the back of his band woes his face; and again, when opposite the Haymarket Theatre, gave him another blow on the month rutting his tip, and esuetog hie nose to bleed very freely. He then gees him into custody. Inspector Holden said the defendant had not been drinking. The defendant stared that the complainant said the Emperor of Fannon wee going to take England, and he asked him if he would say it again. and on his doing so--being • true•born Englishman (a Yorkshiremati)—be struck him. He told the nom t las had • son • soloohnseter on board the Gorm and on the complainant saying he wee • liar be snafu strut \km He was sorry he bad forget himself so far as to strike hint. -- Yr. Bingham said all he (the delerdsro said about liar, being =Englishman, and abort Napalm taking En end, was very laudable, bat be did not thlak the wing of such lengemp tower= the Queen very iradable. te=dast esid be loved theQesen se he did his life. 11r. HMOs= said no one more disapproved of Me ooe of the word " bar" than he did, and no ern would mob more showman then he would for a blow streak is mars for giving the lie to a perms. But if ever the word wee justi fied it was what a man on the top of an onmdbos good snob language towards our Sovereign Lady Qom. Victor* and who boasts of his relative being the heir to the arose. He had no right to strike the blow, and bad no am to blame bet himself. The blow wee not joistillable, end be should ens him 40s. for the aosaali, sad to fad or surety for three months to be of good behaviour towerdo the complainant, MURDER IN Tf'lliSHl3l. ' Yesterday Serails Mimosa°, a Spaniard, was brought before Mr. R. Graves and • full bench of magistrates at the Higdon Petty &miens, Merged on suspicion of being the murderer of Anastasia Trowbridge, the wife of George Trowbridge, at Aahcombe-wood, in the pariah of Tolland Royal, Wiltshire ' on Thursday. the 3rd instant. The primmer is wither over 6 feet 7 inches in height, of slender bußd, with a dark complexion, and exhibiting a peculiar sz aka of cunning on his countenance. He declarmt e t7:- self, in imperfect English, to be • Bombed ; that be bee saved for some years in the army of the Queen of Spafa ,• that he bee been travelling for some months in Wales ;and and that be obtained the clothes found upon him of a Pals, who bad just mute from Boulogne. Mr. George Chitty, solicitor, of Cann, near Shriftesbury, amassed to watch the ones on behalf of the prisoner. A letter received from the home secretary announced that an interpreter would arrive on behalf of the prosseatica. Mr. W. R. Steel, from the Spanish consulate-general in London, was sworn as interpreter. The prisoner was observed loitering about the locality in which the murder was committed some days previous le' the commission of the dreadful crime. The cottage is in a lonely and sequestered situation, on the borders of Dorset shire, but jest within the county of Wilts. Oa the morning of Thursday Trowbridge breakfasted with his wife, and at 7 o'clock proceeded to his work, half a tone distant. At 1 o'clock he returned to dinner. He found the door apparently fastened, and cm looking through the window he saw his wife lying deed on the floor, in the midst of a pool of blood, with her heed shockingly muti lated end resting against the wall. Twn mate, three waia costs, a pair of leggings, a pair of busty, and en umbrella bed been stolen. The clothes which Mannar) wee wearing bed been proved to be those which bad b-en stolen from Trow bridge's cottage. The prisoner gave his name as Serafin Manzamo, and in reply to the sergeant said he oases from Boulogne. pointing to • figure 4 in • book Wiben milked the day. Information having been forwarded to Riede& Super intendent Harris and Trowbridge, the husband of the mur dered woman, suberquextly proceeded to Lyndhurst, in the New Forest, where the magistrates were in petty gemstone, and Trowbridge there identified as hie pro pwty the hat, coat, boots, leggings, and umbrella found in the prisoner's poesession. The coat was a blue one, which Trowbridge had had presented to him by the eturtaingiter Agricultural Society ; the buttons, however, had been cut off. Stains of blond ware visible ea the prisoner's clothes, which were forwarded to Mr. Mora via, the analytical chemist, for examination. Blood was found on Maneano's trouser,, which he was wearing over those which had been stolen, and on him shirt, which ap peared to have been partly washed ; and there was a recently Inflicted wound on the middle anger of the man's right bea d. During the prisoner's journey through the New Forest, be celled at a public-house kept by Milliard Martin, at Fawley, and there mid the blue coat for Te. He had Bret requested to be served with 3d. worth of bread. If,. Heraparb, in his report, stated that there were on the troupers which he bad impacted 12 distinct spots of blood, which had sported upon the garment, and had not been allowed to coagulate. . . . Mr. Cbitty mid, from the explanation of the prisoner. in timated to him by Mr. Steel, be believed that if hie client were reminded he should be able to remove the su.spicien from the prisoner to another person. The reporters WM, compelled to leave Hindon in time for the train yid Itsliabary shortly before the prooeedioge ter minated, bat it wee understood that the prisoner would be tally committed for trial at the next Wiltshire maims. ANOTHER MURDER IN STAFFORDSHIRE Within a few hundred yards of the scene of the late shocking murder of a man bye youth at Cceeley, another crime of the same nature has just ban perpetrated. For a short time past a man whose same is Thomas Bastes, a car penter, of about 67 years of age. has been dwelling in a meal back house in the Darkhouswlene, Deepfields, near Batton, with • women whom be passed off as his wife. Nothing is knows of him further than that he comes out of Hereford shire, sad was parish clerk at the church of hie native plugs there for upwards of 20 years. This worsen, who goes by the name of Rhoda, is not more than half E.etop's se Os Saturday night. after their customary market visit to Elision, about half past eight o'clock, through their making an unusually loud noise. a next-door neighbour was Induced to Eiden at the door. He heard the woman my " Murder, murder." Determined to see what was the matter, he forced his way into the house. On going in &stop shouted, "You drunken old —, I will kill you ;" and she replied, "Do it then, If you dare." Hopwood pot his arms round Eutop's waist and neck, and on Easton turning round, the woman dash • terrible blow on his heed with a brush, when his heed im mediately fall on the breast of his supporter. He groaned heavily twice, and died in about ten minutes afterwards. She coolly said, " Oh, he is in one of his passions ;" and then, as if conscious of the awful deed eke had dose, she rushed to the well, fetched water, and rubbed it over his face. An alarm was moon relied by Hopwood. after he had placed the dead body out of his arms on the howl, and soon a large crowd were around the bones. Torovergeons were speedily In atteadasce, but were too late to give assist sue. The police at once ouveyed the woman to Diktat Gaol. Os her way there she Implored them to Ist her bay a half pint of " tenet:easy" with a peony she had got, and at eery public hoar they passed they bad a difikadty to et her along. She admitted when at the station that she had been fighting with Eastop. He bad lately pined the Mormenites, and wee assiduous in extending the tenets of that body. This Is said to have been the can. of some of their disputes. An inert was opened on Monday morning, but was adjourned for a post Norge* examination of the deoseesd. On its bar reernad on Tuesday night a verdict of nianalanghtez spinet the woman was returned. SHOCKING OCCURRENCES IN LEEDS. At Ur Lesele This Hall, oat Monday, Mr. Black. bum the hds saps ., laraltatad an trageny soualgar the •aft en landlord of the Zak is the Wall Detypts,Lads. Doors& who was 48 yews wf ark and al ladarnpnrinr habits, he he.. early on the wessfas if NW, wet fie wee thwe Mat, bait ha visited asemeal plile-heweee be the anew ef We day , ••• whoa twelve a lest lawphwe rah by ladeptsisat whom% was at We at Iww, he, he rm divadiva wl rl at might. lb was ins tb• yam be Wpm At the Taplars• Ina, wee BMW^ Itrigew wee tesstbsi s prostitute, woad Am. Omn i Analbsd_ seartitate, awned War Isth iltadta i bel primly Wes Malian *Oh him, bet *Mg bettleg i ttl a tho ban wish hie. of three wows, at • asiettses hems is Trwaierwiresr, heptEills. Jebeemorhe has bse red, lesdeith 31alb. SION ella bat. Be pasesiell so thee bets* esd. dr Mims ef We ewe side (ibis Ned is. Bl. o:2llte _was embed le pg kit kw Eselbed ir Os week Mem thereages Fleisher la p hies, ea es the letter refuges at stir, Jetwees spiel the deer end pied hive with be& bands violently own the mope We Simpler-MM. At lbe_ ll 4. lo et la. tomes lotuses went out end Med ramie Mt th e heart ' TM stapled um SPIN INS 'wither speak err =we, owl d thks Own ef wassisisassess M rsarlowl earn erred ihe Pesky)erriag, whom he earth 'Aterimy reit alma ewe older to the trek& sod the vearro Woks wee showed to Ile es the liar wither nelliri robleme aka War • lbw hew of hie dark rhea he was ennewel hear la •sr by dee gki Akar. At the ler hike the elegeor, kferree, i4a lM Jehmen„ red! *knee ea r okra IW deeneel her seer to hie week fa lter la the keel, owl lire hely nos etetteetaliy d vend hr Orr ea re seep ea the eseerea of nrederiek larks grog eat a beg eke kr. Arm Orris err ko tiro renehoe• Wks kit aefortsera wares, kw ere, sow the eviloweu re coareakeeed whet she know he • rhea, whe okra Ilk it kaki he told le Mr. Inge Irk kb/ anrehle.—lthedes wee ibis re•rwerael, on/ she len ent kw Oren hei rear, ear, thell she air him owl Freer* hirer hod siert* WS was arm* reared at the reek of lift Mark Inma n ales i thst Thellarisk Beless Mom Abe. libils= ter net k ef , oaf e • they re=l mow se ea rrtineg it the ewe, while be we la ine hear.— wee kir lenermi mast the oronee's Toner se Yset. la assier gore et the tees, ea re re le( el the are leg is will* Hie MIMI MO Wag Illieted la Teateireher, end is • Ikea ef eierlesly holegrable clamor, • emend or • woe Weed to the erne ef the gum, hie recovery at the =tap berg kriked doubtful. Ur liar, • ere std Edward Reed, • mechanic, both of thasiss, were ht • lees of 51- how r Holforre-)rd, la Meeesete lee" whoa • newel rue with reference to ma eheedelld kris, meet Mirk& Hen urea et Mitchell, ehl f► eared he veer ent it throat, but obi managed is get est of the reek • rein ewer berme Hon sad *Ai the keen of err* the letter tree Wry eeriusely oungeg W entegeteir. Hut le It cesery. MARKETS COTTON.—Livnroot.. Nov. 23.—The gala of cotton to•dey at. estimated at 6,000 Eels. A very quiet market at the prises et yssesedrf. • CORN.—Borrow, Nov. 23.—Oar meal* wet well sign p& 1 with wheat today, the marked closing doll at 1,, wrers rates. Rod, 40s. to 44e.; white, 465. to 49e. A gold &mead for bouts, rad le. more snowy warn given ; old, 4b. to 60e. ' - sew, 46. to 465. Pets the MOB NI bat week; whits, 345. to 36e.; btu% 42e. to 44.1. Very little inquity for cote, at barely lest week's prior. &anneals-on-Tsai, Nov. 23.—The imports of grea t for trio past week ere liberal. To this dey's ambit there was s large 'apply of wheat, which OK a fair demand at s Aeolian of ls. pro qr. on lain wctk's ourreney. Grind , -1 barley the tarn dearer. Oats is fair request at foU Betas uneltered. lo other se nolo' there is no quotable vnlation. Imports during the past west :—Wheat, coast wise, 1,670 qrs. • barley, coastwise, 300; foreign, 1,119; oats, roans s, '6OO. Cir....scow, Nov. 23.—Theta hes bees lase watvlty ia the Weds this week thre but, sad slam Frills, so wholesale treassotieas have takes piece. Oar supplies are ynasuelly heavy, sad Imbrue 28,03 t 0 1 s wheat, 7,486 Asks sad 6000 banal. door, 13,643 qrs. , 27,070 qrs. este, 9.166 loses ostweel, 7,062 qrs. bums, 4,764 qty. per. Tbte dare market wee thinly attended, sad is stews of deemed, the Iredtag ?nicks of tbs Undo wire tioarbeeny wesitevid I. value, but to effect melee it world have heat merger, to wake a coscresios of Id. par boil, banal, sad soak. Nov. 23. 7 Trtdo . rolit good to-day for ill prim qualttisi Bad m a de from Is dd. to 6s. 2d. ; suttee, 4a. to 6s. 4d. ; veal, 4s. to 65.; 'pork, 3s. to 4s. 4d. prr stools of albs. skalds& the offal. LEATHER AND HIDEB.—WIDNISIDAT.—The tram. !actions In /tether during the pest week have condoned on the muse limited seek which haa recently hew the character of the market, and Fetes in reseal are statiocary. At Leadenhall on Tuesday the supply of dish leather was small. English butts, 20Ibs. snd upwards, met a fair inquiry at previous rates. C.tf *Me below 4511 w. pet dozen Were soave end In request. At the public pales of goat skins lest week a coesidecable advance was made on the beaviset Cape skies ; the other amortments realised idly previous rates. Ma sake of hides by pivots contract comprise 657 milted Bunco Ape. hides ; 611 b.., at Bid., tore 611 m. ; 1 262 salted Monts Video, 681 b.., !gild., tem 611,.. ; 1,800 dry Rio Grande hides, 27ilbs. and 19}lbs., 13d. ; 346 dry River Plate, 81c1. to Hid. ;• 700 salted Monte Video horse bides, 27ilbs., at 10a. ; fee snivel, 3,000 salted Uruguay cow hides at 1116. Igar t . 23.—80rr! Wait Heripri, 104 ; elleelre Wme lii . mtley, 164 ; Derlaon's Wart Herslei, 184 ; liwwwWwWwit Hartley, 164 ; Bt. Cutbbart'm Hartley, lea. 6d. ,• Wpm, 16s. ; Wails End Harwell, 20.. ; Wells Had Haugh Hall, 19e.; Walls End Kelloe, 19e. 9d.; Walla Rod Whitworth, 164 eO.--.Bldps at market, 13; sold., 13. TRAFFIC RSTURNI3. NW. Pm. Nu. TO4Ol. Sold.musw.m. OP4O. ars arida. Mk Ms. Ws* imam Dept. IL II Omit Wile Pearls 1911. may lambs, Pr4oldmo) MI 1.401 1.4'0 1.074 1.011 Wwit isdow 110,.11 Boottha &elk arlera ll5 S.oN WS 0,400 win Nor. 11 Wham* soll elugair..--- NI Chi UN Om& Zlartbsra Mart% Rem. _ SI — 374 Wu%maw New. 391 Wasolard awl Libre ..-- a 111 lel ISS 314 Week aim 1499. 911. Imam re MIMS Mums 9171 71411 99,919 MOOD 03,915 walks Nod Rola Masan >A 10.341 9.664 16.044 Orem Wows — ZOO 34,162 - -.4494.49.614411•14. and 7.716 11 1734 3,316 4746 11.061 9.742 asd ... 913 963 117 Idosss sad Iteduldie 331/4 10.716 11.991 31,740 270) •*span, AM . sad aerdard . . . a 416 994 1.111 1. 7.7 darembur9 as% 1 4 a1 16 , 7 —3.9 N betsmslondles et Ur Lassaddre sad Yorkddre sad Dna IMl libnirs MlTtle rsesissd mess. pdamoas. tha sates mass al balk adms. en laskded la the abaft. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C_ABT3A_LTIIS. AIM* Ark*, tram Ilseseloes to Osstso, was stssiosed ea the eth Nos. la Ist 44 N. kw 41 W ; mew errlesel here bet sight —Dart wrath. New. IL Issentsoodas (Ameriess Ws). Brandt, team MAY to New Toe% sleassorel oa Vas lob Nor. la Lit 44 N, 1.0 411 W ;ens steed. —Dertneoatk. Igoe. 111. gem. of Lemke, from Quotee to Clothes, eras •pokes se the ltk Now. la let 41114, lee 41 W, making water, lehtels weel set In kept deer. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Abbott latottoooo, trout LIMPODI lOC *Warta. Oat k Mt toe, les 23 W. Mika* LOWS, from Mara kr la mark. J. 17 11. Eusabillt Levis, trvm tows lay a Loads" Ost. U. Mill 11, km 24 W. lioressta, from Liverpool kr Adam Oct. 21, hi t 8, km 24W. Oteacrolty. from Foust:tap for Frunostb. OM. 6. Mt /2 8, los I E. Isuaba, tram Liverpool to Ifoltle, tlow. ls. Mu J. I. Pork from Mauritius for leverpom, tsov.4l,4sa SOSO= 36 W. Itirkltsm. trees Lamb. isr 6.attq. MYRNA SA UvorpooL Qom backs to Nom York. flog. It Ica 42 W. llorsyshlra (Alp). tram Calcutta tor Ccello• II days. Nov. 3, lot 22 PI Lion 24 W. Mlssessl ().sellsb slap). from Mauritius Sept W. Mtn 4 km 19 E. Nun/era Limb; from MMus to Liverpool, Oct. 21, Im II le, lon 3S W. Tara, of Solhat. treat Carina to Falmoutlt, &mt. 2,lst IS 8, lon SI L Tidos, trout St. liana, Nem 7,14 21 kw 36 37 W. MAILS TO THE WEST COAST OF APSICA.—The usual monthly mails to the West Coast of Africa will be da wdled from Liverpool to-day (Thursday) in the African Mel Cowpony's steam ship . Cleopetre, which will, on th is occasion, make her Stet trip le the company's service. LOSS OF THE BRITISH BARQUE PAINTIA.—The British barque Palmyra, Captain Jamelson, from Sydney, July 7, in tallest, with three passengers, bound to Callao, went on shore September 25th, three leagues south of Lam bsyeque ; all hands saved ; ship a total wreck. The natives attempted to plunder everything from the pusengere, end what wee washed ashore front the wreck, and the pmeengers and crew only manacled in saving their effects by offering a determined resistance. The captain and crew remained at Lerobayeque and were to be met down to Callao try the first opportunity. The wreck wee to be sold on account of whom It may concern. NARROW ESCAPE OP AN AMERICAN BHIP.—A few days ago a large American ship, laden with cotton, from New Orleans to Liverpool, bed a most narrow escape from destruction. She had, during hazy weather, come in close proximity to Barn Bedrig, in Cardigan Bay. Immediately on her being discovered, the lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution stationed at Barmonth wee manned and Lunched. and afterwards proceeded to the assistance of the ship. The master and the ship's crew were delighted at the approach of the lifeboat. They had mistaken Bardsey Light for Arklow lightship, and hence they fmnd themselves in Cardigan Bey instead of being nese Holyhead. Indeed, the master knew not where he wee. The lifeboat'. crew having pointed out the dangerous position of the ship, remained by bee nearly four hours, and afterwards put on board one of her crew, who proceeded with the ship to Liverpool. Had it not been for the maistance of the lifeboat this valuable ship end cargo would probably have been loot. The vessel proved to be the ship Troy, of Boston, from New Orleans to Liver pool This is =other illustration of the great value of the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LI. miss). Trail° receipts for the week aiding Nov. 20, 9,7271. lie. 24. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Blare arr—Tbso teas or re a Csasr.—Tlss daily (seams of daily from 1b....a to ponssoly apsalllsg. Dorian the last three seeks ropes linty lel, St. Sod tsl menu died of broochlth alone. and so Ms ass 73 per week bare pert.hat nun Inflaramatlse of the Ways Let no or afilleted la the oho( biellate for • moment to we Holloway's must ma ss y, vow', toed they sill rattiest* each symptom and avert tboso amorous eassasesces so gramsaly soled by the Iheitsuar oosnyaL Bob obi °lemma Morowzbly over the elms ot last three Limo a day, ma take tbo 5515. tau I, orcordies to the p lama boon.. Root anima to each box sad pat. Itemollow reef sod patutoect core vela retail BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AM) DEATHS. BIRTHS. DLAODEN.—Noe. 21. at Lee-park. Blackheath. the wife of W. A. Medea, Kee.. of • d.nehter. DIOB I sieON.—Noe. SO. at Manor nee, Dulartch. the wtfe of F. J. aneasnoo. Boa- ot • nooffotw. 1101.1.0WAT.—flov. W. at liontp.lllor role. Brien... tin nar oi Oolood Z. V. P. liol.oway. of • sm. ZNATURIULI..—Now. al. at Welitoatoa.road. RC (Mt s pork, tits alto of Uont.-llolosol K. Y knoiebtoul, of • doubter. LIMODALL—Nov. lf, tam wife of W. A. LaokiJa. L.q.. of BAP tomes, Blabottia of a too. WLAIIIIZ.—Nov. It at 11 of Eoutb. Zensaastoo Oorc, the wits of J. W. Wlarea. of • •••• MARRIAGES. AIMITAGII--11TIVIL—Nee.111. et the Part* Cheek, Leo* hrthj , Mew. s. J. Weed. mr. r. Anniao. or Lehi.. t. MN. im.d/k.'" MOAN. BINUHA lI—LESNOX.—Noe. 17. at St. Oertee.. Ilanoverequere, by the Bev. A. L. Peek Lewd Itioßht.m. fAn ..f the hut of 1...1 , 1 le the Lady Mem Catherutie Gordoe Lantos. deeeht ,, the Duke et Iligeood. CUILILAN-111SWTON.—Itow. 11. at Chtteteborob. hat., by the ley. Mr. Willismo. rJ. Correa. of filsetheater. to Nether. clau4e• two" S. jellteas M . q .. A.M.. DEATHS. DIONCLL.—Wov.IO, at Downark.n.d. Oarobwirall, lir. J. B. Bin• MIL.. W. ELLIoON.—Noo.IO, at &Amok. mime. now Lincoln, R. ar§" T IWinston. Ik. T. J. Hunter, and 3n i ll 113104,&W.-11.. U. et WolUnDon-rowl. Anluon.undor L7nc. Ik. W. =aria. . mei U. PORRITT.-11.. U. D. Pocrlit. B. . et Armin,. mu ,Addi• Wed IL Ptlaid WI PubWWI bt Iniumn Kno• lluas. of 114.1. Lmhera_, Paws, la as OW • Lmos.a. la the Ogee. h. Mat. Who ?read of Willardom—Tivisaat,NovisuillaK•