The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

~upon the driver r, of the former, •set by the armed As short work • black if left to icy rode into the le groom and the people that it was t until, I believe, n his Exet.lleacy fitting an end to t of the 'quibble kneed by the dia. pants of the car_ river, encourard shouts of .Ifirsre! :hey heard that the redoubtable Alt then took the 'raging laughter The prin_ itrage hare, tis it till something K T is exacted for quent occurrence kh quarter, their key to pracuse .etorian insolence day, Lord Stmt_ is riait of tears to ~ a s day, when, I the old lord sad ly warm and in .. of the resident le British Palace off which the ,Trd off fmm the tarty " God blas d oiplomat to the o rivita Vecchia, tie winter. is birthday was f gunpowder and at the Palace and YORK, Ocr. 19. of a ?Imoiomini her relations a la now besieged rnultuous throng, ing the smallest however, th►t she a great " mill" a Canada between t-ey and Heenan, Ishii) of America." the character of the most curious igo, when it flou r votaries amongst this aide of the aetightere are now lege.. They are elections, either in Then they commit is almost impala st them ; while witch, the leading I, informed with oleo Life of their retail all the small t them with great rly all the leading ding special re ction to-morrow, reports of the ,f carrier pi nd so large7; l o s e . chum such details y cinnot refuse to at that any such and that a pound •ds should ammo blic event, even in ❑t, is a fact which ations can afford ens " contend that tendencies are of tide is the case, it that a flight of t i❑ their power to me community to lay be, there is no ned in the United ouch as they have the lut of the rl G AL. In, the Diario do .count of the dial- e commandeer of the I the Fr,ucb bargee hd sochoret heat the of Conclude, • part for saeih6 on bowl um oribly ehtS bead elects w &rt.* of the 10th re of the illicit trail° eatoLioe bowie; cm • arcomike, to tom cr December. 1936, ifrertios et the \ tr issoad us %be &It as I a two pen ot bard sad coadaastag thi.enow. TG crow . ; &Jed to tlio Gurt al ID. mid aistence. l•tag the rifflit of cap. • of Ow P..rtessusie nemel was sapharised bard • dolma* sr iktoasesil th• cassia. .t could,' it weld Ist the !ribose* wbse• gat br•Akkaa Jo tab. vecto prayers' "! boo: Ito flamer al et to which dr I lb. tOtti of do SEMI .2 obieb .xplotord that es of the IA sad dth to propos ID lb• We- Feedlot; walks by .b.••• by the Ilitormor ,2plo. NIS brill iS PM. Oa thio 141 b .1 Apt% .at ▪ w.1...1t Whir xe Zopito, dimes/ or of Force at Iddo itnorameat the Ito orroagoosoot imps tho Meese et ro Prowls rdoo 7Z . tar .1 H. 11•01. r is ;, Etter., repellii( ' th. r n-eceeptehre aid nary cot the I$ oirle•pme woela. ty that 'Wailes , hi es de Legit), se leet etth sn the *J, the* fetereetdall boi wOOO the tere ens 1, C.,00 roars d the he I erfaliMilli of dr Ten:meet perskitteg .1 see ••••• lauis tlta believed II re be ry lb. gra?. rapaiii -4 Fraboa. br 1.31. tb• 4.11.4 , 7 the Frees& blaseible I by lb. larperba 1111411 f the "U.. 1 lt ▪ iLAtt modistis• I IL* gismelea of Ile* Jigslvy al the assioui. • tastier, quest 0 • that r.opmes ski me. to tlbe rapas ftamos .aileb boa 3:4 iase, e.r ' by do I. piegers.,.tiy• F. d• 1114"... 111111 bs hU oeutr4 ei all WM" IN MI WHALE. The baakrupt, a conionaloa tun-chant, of Noble-strart, spied for bis tend:laws ; debts, 1,8301. ; arida realised, 381. Ekowbe opposed kr the assignees. The bankrupt had begun 'without capital, sad hie transactions had not regalted in any Mat there being a loss on the whole of ha re*. shortly before hia (adore he bad obtained 39..1. on Oda a Wag. He then went abated, professing to seek asaisteace boo his friends in livrinany, sad before his rotors be bed spent all the scary. Ms. Lewraace, for the bankrupt, said that he had se maid So all he had marred. The mousy had Mee owed Y aestiag uia , uionic habditise. The seadair bs arteialy bean tuaortuna• the trade eareasse bin eery heavy; bat the peeesad tehishehten ate weal. The case had bees bedsit tato court goes pebruartlest ; and virtually the trading had owed is depteatee, 1867. when he kft tbta country. The was stately attribetable to the !arras amount of brnd &lAN 7181. Y id id the dieters, se well as the areeignop ire ionigews. re sales ur aid the trading bad bees carried on with pea esees, LI ea re.. karenseme. He led teem with astitheit, rad lad aphid the proceeds a goods to payment it his sea wawa He had said to parties of whom all DM dale or maga', sad the result wee that that. woe sot memos der hr arettaces. The certilicsie mast be see leaded fee twelve maths floss this time, with protection, the mamas to he of the third ohm IN 113 110•12.—OCTLAWIT. Tim Immkeeps, J. Moir, is dsseriked ss s nostal-dtalm, of Wkirk-strest, Houndabieb. Ttus was the tilialiliguOta meet , sad the bankrupt, sot Maim surrendered, won ordered aa orals/med. Hs us supposed to bars Roos to Australia, lam; noes, behind been but some furniture, whirl has mama about 70L TM amount of liabititisa has Kit Mao marmaid. (Baton Mr. CommLatour Fonbleamte.) If 11.1 'Mime the staanuaisuon sleeting. The roosaitly ~ea litre the man, on an application to be Item enawily, whin it was elicited that be had paned under mins ball-d. men different Christian names, rad lied Mee four timer bankrupt or insolvent. The appli mom was 4 WWII! refused. Thu was tie sitting appointed kin the ha MIIIIISIBOIL ut the banbupt. Ceder the per met preateisgs„ he is described ea Benjamin Parker, isse of lubmele-pi.., London-bridgr, sad now of Bodensee-wharf, %Dead, wading as " Truman, Porter, and Co." Br. E. C. Lewis appeared roc the bankrupt, who is still is allay. sad .eked for an ivipturnment of the meeting. BL Honour directed sit mkpAirstoent sins die, with leave le Maltnipt to hays • day mated f.. 4 his examination, VIM prepared with amounts. 0 al Ti! BRIMFUL!) PATIO!!! CIUBITOWO2I COMPAXT. 26111.44 mettle, p rm 4 L. Llotleter teadeted pro .8 t,r for Mr. Cal low a shareholder. for molt *deemed to the oompsay woes November, 1857, and the 18th of duped IBM. My. Bagley, fur the effletel I:quidator, contended that Mr. Cadres, being a shareholder, had not advanced Oda mosey I nth e we, se to amble hint to wove entre the NUM Misr a ouemenmeion, ea eiljemminemt el the Ade( pier ally yea token br wad e to give opperenhy be the petite to tome to ea aireeseet in the band. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. A CUAIOVS SCV4I,-IX IS 10111? AMBIT. This lasownit, a Woman end blaster, was opposed by • peon named Quarterman, and Sarah hie info. St. Reed supported. A canon* scene occurred in this cam. The complaint ems that the insolvent had borrowed money of the present Xii. Quarterman, when he was courtieg her. Quarter-' ma mated the complaint, end urged the cam against the tasetvent, saying he had smut hit money in publicshonaes. Couuniseiceer Murphy—Do you moan to say that be ita iYs neery front your wile, when he wee paying his Minium ts Her f Qamnemar—Yes, dr ; and we have a judgreset of a awry aft Mr. Cessedmioner Marphy —Lee the wife stead sp. (Partinesa elated that the Issolvent was onetime be win as Mai the money. Mr. said—Wes this not eight yews ago? Wa gesseetthea—Yes, and It has been three years ht the Canty thert. Nr.Resi—Airlysa be,, got a good kishand now P Ni.. Clerfteria-1 have, and s gled I here mimed him. (leagbier.) Bet I still want my money. Mr. Bad NM It was a stele affair, sad there 000 id be aiseempidet atm eight years' thee. Mr. thesteeter Marphy omieurred in the view, and said es Insalmet Mil be,, la prison since the Dit h September. Tie ftsbatiag *WWI , was ealtsd, and proved his debt, on *doh the hesiveth the didietged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MAMN- R 0 he: ladrt Pupae was b MO rewed Wore the Lord Mayor, Mend with haring stolen a large peon M bat A private watchman, of Leadenhall-marlast, mid that he NV the pdarame an Monday night carrying Ms hoe fa a aark Old Mao* that • robbery had lain eseamitted is the shat, Mai that the primmer wed coscormed is it, molt ball of him rad hand in the bag ha awned shoat Ms M Ist Les t a adman is thee market, mid that ha had bon tr led is *A day mid slimed it at nin• o'clock at Ws*. no mak is stink the beef area contained did sot Weft to So whys% mell SW, la hie opinion, have bees lato the mamba fair Moen of oceicealiSi • • rob/wrt haw swalar h ei r t r. 'llko Lord , what aotonat do yrs g iv. sr "m r PrhommLl wee vadat ebnitt looking for woe*, sad was met by ama via wee eanriee the meet, sad promised to Idrs me s hale to help hits, eo I took it ay, sad whoa I was Idea Islesy he diastvarwri, The Ltd Mope —Are ou in the habit of ablates the eidelt The primmer —Ns, my lord, les tailor, bat wee obliged Is glee et sitessioa la ormosiosaos of the drools= is Ny mamer. lb. Lard Msyor—le taws seybody here to speak how ef rut P naprtesaar—Ne, I kao. who! , sad themes as use ha May s ehresier has a d am no Lad Yager-1 hen ao dosibt that yea were la the Naha kw as Mho popes, them that et we Map, md that Pe leek the seek there as a very coasealeas mamas of la =ref Cerruti.. for at: weds: th* robbesy. Tee mast go to herd laboar la CLIRKENWELL 1101.01.A11Y. Iles lieneter • year wars, rows Is the gear by ratam% end ire bee bets Newel these liebre le mg* wes gird et the bar rime bt. Care. eherged 11 111=7,1 with tram sot ID etweedy, la err iihk4ing keeelegkird terror I•llftwa, soft dreesetswees .. 1 10.pentel kir the wider, of politerartMe , mi MI warelag the 25th of bet teselit he eres I °, AY k the liberfred, City-road. whir gest rim ' "Isiki he sr kw plater etrryteg • largo bras. thaw Mgbet WI was eel ewreet, he *eked ow where sh. get r eke she rid • ana hid ghee ber • &Meg se ellrf lb sad Or be weak new her le • lbw surer an ._,.._'•"1 1 14 eneetebit, warn ere dr% awl 'mod le win anise, tor the wren to the riles 'rhos who k vs. leer dr the bible ear bald • almossa pod mem boa% wad elm err * l f= 7 1 • 1 1• 11181 Wed set to ter wee reorkbed kW a bed WWI lIONIMANIId liewlegibedrwer ell kW ear et the errs in the Walks lisisaged r Na.. / 2 , no NMI M. le re ere pier That awe thew ewe Pair hid bees tenewund la the watery wee pier ter st dna here et whkh the berglary wee wardwed • eery sit phal wire row rd au old bit o.le ford. The pingo" tail !lbws rise, end re bent is Um Hear ei Cwt. raw he 12 witarits The peknerow disbar sad sbe Issuer et em• POW sod the tab she told the poliseemeghls, butt lees she did not know had gives bes tb birth le term Nees perfectly owrwt. Mr. Ceske enid be 01t..41 kw. prisoner he SW, um is would he kreerght up agsin, for the peeps, els Oblf 41 Or Mew wieritiwt being produced. WORSHIP-STREET. 111TRAOIRDIN•ItY CUB. _AIN Sega so. • piwterful ewe, -Y oersld Wise Mr. ultywowart with mhbiry wissult, Hanoi Hymn s word ttnt her liewbuid was s assanal auslsr„sso fp s& i ss 4 bier while IN, ore ',tarmac to their hwr• is W/61%86141 tn. V wrrs met tea. dri.!rd opt knows w "Irish-I'l'4y," wh.ve t' prt•orer Fuld. 41• puttered upon 111 11114sza • bowie, Ise u w tu Lu shirt-1,1. ,TOSI, and with sa This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Right How. the Loed Chancellor entertained the Common Law and Equity Judges and Queen's Counsel at freakiest, at his residence in Eaton-square. At the close of the breakfast, the Lord Chancellor and judger proceeded in procession to Westminster Hall, to open their respective courts, which they did in due and irnmemarial form. The day being dos, a crowd assembled In the hall to witntes the ceremony, amongst whom were many ladles, and, as is customary on the first day of Miebaehou Term, the attendance of the bar was very munerooa. Contrary to the general expectation, no new Queen's Counsel were called. THE ' EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1858. LAW INTELLIG.ENCk. (THIS IIAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ilekee lb. Commiwaboaer Hoiroyd.) IX RE tiTt.CLIVP.LL. . . The beakrupt, P. W, tltcnkevil, wu described as • bill brker, eunitniedion agent, Slot dealer in WILTON of Broad emit -building.. This wart the certificate muting. The liabilities are 2,5.501. ; assets of trilling amount. Mr. Bartley opposed f.d. Mr. Joseph Banks, accountant, • creditor who had not proved. Mr. Lucas, on behalf of the bankrupt, objected to • creditor being bowl wbo had not proved. Mr. Begley said that Mr. Banks was a receiver of the Court of Coanorry under Mrs. Mosbay's estate. The bank rupt had occupied premised in the City belonging to that sr ride, and had decamped, taking with him ell his property. Mr. Lucas denied that any font WWI due. The tenancy had &gaily expired. Mr. Bank+ was examined, and 'bated that the bankrupt is. indebted two Tuners' rent. Ho bad not proved agalnit the elute became he believed there would be no suet. Its Honour held, under them circumstance', that the creditor could not be heard to "epode. after hearing Mr. Lucas fur the bankrupt and Mr. Undue ki tM smagnesa, who did it ,t object to the bankrupt haring third-class certificate, sad stated that there was a proba bility of some ammo being realised, Eits Room granted a certificate of the third dam. oath snook her husband with his .st to the ground: she intsrpesed, and the prianste then seised her by each ear, from which the gold ear-rings were torn. He then n eutered the house. observing, t" I have sot r ot halt as muck es 1 enacted." Witness added tow she watched the spot until her husband returned with a policeeconsrable, and the prisoner was taken into custody. The property had sot been recovered. Mr. D'Eynoistrt—l perceive that you have no Hop on one band and five on the other, a chain also reuad your neck, are they all gold? Witness— fhey Sr.; I carry them about with me fir safety; but I have a deal more than what you see. Mr. LrEptcourt—De not display it Leto if you please. Is it conwidered the Rifest way of keeping property in the neigh bourhoud where you reside? Witness—lt is. The complainan t's hush and having corroborated the first pat of the above statement, but not that which related to the robbery, The prisoner mid—This man won't !twig me If he could. Why be haa tyke Men convicted ,r nape. lam Innocent. Mr. D'llynooort (to the prosecutor)—ls that so? Hyams—lt Mr. D'Eyncoart—And I en Informed once condemned to that true ? ism; j-11 i; 71;ut that hie loathing to do with Ws ease. Mr. D'Hynooutt—lt does not bursae' the vslue of your testimony. 1 shall remand the prisoner, however, and some inquiries will be made. Williams, H dividon—Sullivan yam turned round upon Hysms, sir, and gave evidence against him in a felony cues. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Mead", 6 p.m. WORCESTER MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (IT aLecrrato TUMOR/010 WORCESTER HANDICAP. Two Mika. Homo .. 13r .. m. SWEEPSTAKES. Contract • • • • Speaker •• • • . -- - - - - 6 tun. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Eltham Basaty .. .. Stir Pudding .. .. .. 8 run. SEVERN BANK. STAKES. Little Yeoman .. .. .. 16 ran. THE EASTERN WAY NAVIO AVON COMPANY. SHARE LISTS.-71118 DAY. Two o'CLoon. The railway share market today is heavy, in sympathy with the decline in Consols. In most of the leading stocks a redaction of Ito 5 per cent. has taken place. The principal fall is in Caledonian stock, which has given way to the extent of about 1 per cleat. Present quotations are as follows;—London and North Western stock, 895 to 5 ; Great Western, 645 to 5 ; Midland, 965 to 5 ; Lancashire and York shire, 945 to 5; London and South Western, 93 to # ; Caledonian, 83 to ; York and North Midland, 755 to 765 ; Berwick, 925 to 935; Great Northern, 26 to 5 per share ; Eastern Counties, 12 6-16 to 7-16 per share ; and South Eastern, 22 3-18 to 5, being comparatively steady. French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, with little change in price. Lombardo ' Venetian old shares are quoted 45 to prem. ; ditto new, 25 to 5 prem. The Indian stocks are generally more offered, whilst Canadian, though dull, are little affected in price. OPENING OP TERK.-( THIS DAY) COURT OF ARCHES. This being the Morrow of Soul., 14icheelmea Term was iniengureted (probably for the Let time) with all those solemnities which have been bequeathed to the court by mole entiquity. On this occasion the doctors In attend eese ems their scarlet gowns, and the proctors donned their furred hood—vestments which appeared to meats • Healy eurMica anioeutat the donee crowd of at least twenty persons who filled the gateway of the Commons, and geoid with respectful utoniehment at these relics of a morl • bead institution. After prayers in the dining-room, Dr. Lushington entered the court, arrayed in the " well-saved" robes in which he had been admitted ectactly fifty years ago to praetice in the Court. As soma se be had taken his seat, the Registrar (Mr. Shepherd) began to reed • tremendous threat which has been fulminated any ameba of peers against any " &dements vel procurator" who should be guilty of any malpractices in the performance of his duty, but it being found that no advocate in practice had any dude' worth speaking of to perform, the court adjourned. The only other sitUnes this term will be on the 23rd inst. mad cm the 30th of December. PRESENTATION OP THE LORD MAYOR ELECT TO IRE LORD CI4NCELLOI.-ITHIS DAY.) This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, so ending to annual custom from time immemorial, the Lord Mayor elect (Mr. Alderman Wire), Aldermen, Sheriffs, with the Recorder and mho Aber. of the corporation, assembled et Guildhall preliminary to the presentation of the Lord Mayor sleet to the Lord Chancellor. The Lord Mayor elect end Aldermen wore theft violet goons, the Sheriffs and Re corder their scarlet gowns, the other valuers of the corpore al= their quo/ gowns—the whole being in black court suite. At Guildhall a procession wee formed, which proceeded to the 'lenience of the Lord Chancellor, in Eaton-square, where the ceremony wee app.inted to take place—in the following order, oz., Junior Marsha), Under Sheriffs, High Bailiff of Boathook, City Solicitor, Reenembrannw, Comp troller, Secondary, the four Common Pleedere, Judge of Sheriffs' Court, Common flojeant, Town Clerk, Chambers lain, Sheriffs, junior Anions's, Recorder, senior Aldermen, Marshal, Lord Mayor'. household, Common Crier, Booed borer, and the Lod Mayor elect. The Lord Chancellor reeeh-ed his visitors In state with all his officers, the Beeeeder Mending on the right of the Lord Mayor elect, the senior Aldermen on his left, and the junior Aldermen or the right of the Recorder, the senior Sheriff (Alderman Hale) standing on the right of the senior Alder men, end the junior Sheriff (Deputy Condo) standing on the right of the junior Aldermen. The Itssaidar, in a brief but appropriate epee*, introduced the Lad Mayor elect se the choice of the livery and a gentle s= well calculated to sustain the dignity of his 0111014 The Lord Chancellor as briefly intimated her Majesty's pleasure of the selection mode by the lieary , and his own 000vicdcs dad the Lord Mayor elect would by a proper dis charge of the dudes of his altos justify their choice. Cake sad wine were then handed round as easel, sad the whiten dsperted, the Lord Mayor *boot returning to the City, while the Sheriff', accompanied by the Recorder and theßeasabinacer, proceeded to the residences or daces of her Majesty's Ministers and the great Ofil , ers of State, with cards et htvitstion to the banquet at Guildhall cm Lard Maycw's Day; lad the Swordbmrer (Mr. Sewell), as theater @hal of the Lord Meyer's household, attending in fell drum with the C.immon Crier, with reeds of invitation for the Archbishop of Canterbury end Bishop of London to the dinner. as Lard Mayor's Day. DARADPT7L POISONING AT BRADFORD. THIRTEEN PERSONS DEAD. On Saturday night a person named William ILentaker retailed a large quantity of peppermint longue, la the Deedford market-pines. On Sunday morning it was reported that t.o boys had lied suddenly in the town. Little we thought of the incident at the time, but es during the day sewsl other persons yen reported to be ill, and others Bled, ma latydry was festinated, which led to the discovery of the het that these persons had died from the effects of Inking arsenic, which was mixed In the peppermint iceingsa Thema Weasel had been made by Mr. Joseph Neil, whole adeundheleemr, of Stowe-street, Bradford, and sold by his to Bagger to Mail. About a fortnight ago Mr. Neil parch sad Whs. of pager of Parts, called by the trade "daft" ce s Alibi," of Xr. Hodgson, druggist, of Shipley, near Brad lbed. • pang 'ma mead Gouge Goddard wee In the slop at the Sus, Ms water bias Nin bed. He aged hie meta whetter be had got say of the ingredient celled by Ike poses " dett," sod wee told by his muter that it wee in aMala oM senor of the collar. Goddard went than, and, K eppme• la midi erred the emicener, Neil, with enetio itelend of jaerfat of Pattythe casks containing both impisdkike bats Is the mese corner, sad 'wither et lbws beep kW,/ Thu skink* wee not armed 111 ariessei pram bad died ea gawky ken shit lbe pappermint ieemase made by Nell, end mid to the mink* by _lLwislisr. 12Ibr. of weenie was tented 'babe signior, elk b wield Moe Meat or ten grain. to to cask kumg• se siesb es wail peens two perms.. Many peruse Ism died Mae eta adder we Meese ; end yet ' Wray diesels se hest dm Wilma Malts and children ewe reputed le be died at the peke else. Thirty or forty ethers wage eery 18. NA the mike of the lounger, main this, thee they went nueenally long in end blue a &rhea Wear this a.wl , but be amen snepected ley maleimml pekoe. e iwaglarely the fast wee dieceenred, We. Love sec the chief cosemble, week elope to pet coke public. on Mak peed whist *Wag keeps pembeeed Is the wise gases, by media. cost MMus nod pedants kr eels It knave la tretiel• leenlidee. sad phew& wore thickly pomed upon the yells. Tee led digs Di..., will be seen for sad wide, so wet aesthete of persona outs lout die femme cis Bettods7 sight to MUM the Bradford market. Besides the thirteen persons basin to be deed, there are eight or is other degas reported i the distrier. The Mrentestaace has owed rem seessaies theingtiont the district. Goddard was yeserday bele& lay Wee the Bradioed megletemee, led rewarded MI the earmer's leepeeet. CHIT AL CII7IIIIIAL COMM.—The judges tenet tale therethgeeth lord the days for holding the therleas ter the =aft year miellowe : : Moaday, November XI; sm4lfaiday. Deramber 13. 1160: Monday, leaser, S, St; liesday, February IS; Illestiry, April 7; Moodily, May 9; Messisy, Jane 13; Monday. lay 4 ; Monday, Staram 16; Morathy, September 19; sad Monday, October 24. Tits NEW BOARD 07 CONIIIIINANC7.—The new booed of eoneerreaey of tire river T Maar, oonotiiutad ender Smog eat of malieseset. met yeetertey &Pena.; st their came. Trisky-repume. Tower-AM, for the purpose it ap rimless' esheitm. There were no fetter than seventeen esedidetes for the ortlee, the emoluments of which. ft is setp prmed, will amount to from 2001 to 3001. • year. Mr. Prier, of Liacolerinn-tirlds, au elected. (7118 BAT) Thie afternoon a special general meeting of the Easters Steam Navigation Company was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of contesting " the propriety of dissolving the mid company, and the voluntary winding ap of its altars under the provisions of the Joint-stock Com panies Acts, 1856 and 1867; and. if • resolution to that effect be passed, to appoint a liquidator or liquidaton under the said acts to wind up the said company, and also to emee. rise the liquidator or liquidators so appointed, In the errs his or their selling the ship belonging to the said company ' to • registered company called The Great Ship Company (Limited), to melee in compensation or part compensative toe such sale shares in the said Great Ship Company (Limited) for distribution amongst the shareholders in the Eastern Steam Navigation Company (Limited), and to enter into any other arrangement whereby the shareholders in the Eastern Steam Navigation Company (Limited) may, in lieu of cash or shares, or in addition thereto, participate in the pro fits of, or receive any . other benefit trot; the said Great Ship Company (limited). ' Mr. floe; chairman of the old company, presided. The repast of the directors and committee of 00-opeiradea Mates that their attention had been directed torror&.• pm jest which, whilst assuming the form of a new oosepos, without fixing any arbitrary depreciated value on the Shif shares to the coctinuing shareholder,, who form the geed majority in this undertaking, and who, with unabated este& dente and means, are anxious to NW the strip finished and • armunercial sweet, should consist, as farm possible, of the old shareholders. They have, therefore, thought fit to ew toren proposals on that basis from parties of undoubted 111. , from whom a proposition was received; presenery steps were then taken by those parties ascertain bow far It would meet the dove of the prose shareholders, and the recorded sissals justify the directors and committee In the belief that the course they have taken will meet with very general support, Alter careful deliberation on the subject they have arrived at the conclusion that the proposition of the parties Mimi referred to, now "The Great Ship Company (Lim= is the only one which they can recommend to this for adoptiou end the directors and committee feel themselves justified in this opinion by the almost 'unanimous concurree of the proprietors. The proposal referred to le based upon an early completion of the ship, so as to commence running at the earliest period possible neat seem. The C11•18MAX said he had no claim to any of the merit of the proposal before them, as he had been absent from town since the last meeting, and he only occupied the chair ea a matter of form. The plan proposed was the only one that could extricate the ship from Its difficulties. It involved a painful sacrifice, but as them appeared to be no other alternative open to them, they matt submit to the lues. A mound company was said to be in course of formation, but up to the pre- met time the whole primate of the parties getting it op were informal, Lod U thij were seeeptsb . is W the meetiog, witteh they were set, there were legal obstacles in the way of adopting the scheme width they unheeded. He esseladed by moving the adoption of the report. Mr. CaII:SMELL mended the motion, and it wise put sail serried without dimension. The Castimo; then moved a formal resolatina, audio rioters the dissolution of the Bistros Stems Navigation Cowpony, and its voluntary winding up under the provisloss of the Joint Stock Companies' A. Mr. Yo Kit's esoovided the neolution. A fiZA RUH o Limit thought ttsey ought todiscala the question ef the treader beton they dissolved, basses if they pawed the nethatian there would be so sad of the concern. The Cst•thia.ur said so; legally the company would ace be et an end with the reeshatioa had beat teamed by a second meeting. The ratolutiou was carried woonisously. Mr. Hew (the chairman), Mr. Bette, Mr. Beale, M.P., and Mr. Yet.. (eseretary) were appointed liquidators. The CHAIRMAN RIM mood a resolution anthorising the liquidators, in the event el their selling the vaesl to the Greet Ship Cowpony, to accept payment partly Is money sod pertly is shwas • owe of money could be paid by the new etimpany, and after payieg the debt. sod liabilities of the old company, the Winos would be divided, pro rota, swoops those sharehoiden of the existing company who declined to tale shares in the sew 001111p011i. Mr. FRITCNARD seconded the voodoo, which wee put and anted without opposition. Alderman Rosi r tooved • vote of theaks to Mr. Campbell, M.P.. a director, to his curtions la establishig the sew company. A 811•111OLDIS Willbld to couple Kr. Megemes name with that of Mr. Campbell, es he bed bi equally Matra swami to bringing Ghent the rowed srmegesset. The Cwarestaw thought the widen prentaturo—tbsy bed not yet said guar ably er seteleed emynsonsy. (A langk.) When the !bra err far them to make task ism dying peen end embolus they might leave so • kg.," to tiara the ezpeenike of their *mak (Chain and melfve MN this withdrawn. Mr. NICIOLION asked whether the °habitant or Mr. Campbell mold gine the manes *ay Iniessmatea ae to the proepeeeed the seer sassy, sad teak( the sem named, 350.00 W., les @Mime ha elk peeteßs The Cisamisaissid diglems most apply to the officers of the saw company for way lahnnauon of that A yoga of thanks wee pared to the chairman, and tko Proceedings terminated. The attendance of shareholders was Tars numerous. M. WILLIAM BLAOROVE.— This gentleman, brother of our most eminent Begin/ rialint, died soddenly lest night, joist as ►e was &boot entering the orchestra of Drury-Inns Theatre, where he held a prominent position. Mr. Wm. Bleerove, although not much known as a solo player, was en eccompbehed performer on the and has Ihr many years base a valuable member of our Philharmonic, Opera, and Festival orchestras. In the trial at Nine of the marderen of the late Y. Garibaldi, alluded to ►y oar Niro eeevegoadest, one of the weasel for the deletes, with a weasels kw quiaMkso, exclaimed In the words of the post " but twos be mode a lamentable breakdown, owl, efts. stretchlw hie hood owl isitolgisi is Woof hooks gopprood to Shosiste Mims of the wassary—iis was gored to oft* that ho hsi soorplotoly forgottos the oliwwwithoso losordsl W t t. post is gawks. The letblest dosidirs ogibniod own Worlds sent to es &Rust comooll who ford incept the spools ton, samoly, M. Jahr non. _ DINING WITH • Blllllol..—One of oat leading veleta sot long see tented te hls hetglrbla wenelea bt Laudon, • onwerz meter, es en ftle boa one of the remote pie:crimes& Th e iap dad gagedsmat SIM about Ave o'clock, heeled a amnia that be should Inns about the dinner hour. flees after ha bad tam h s saaa to was brought rowed. "Well." then* the reeler, "Me le bees Ilene, at ow sate; ff I had news I wadi ban bad a beefsteak at • eleep-heere Won I awns ,• but I Wray a pposed that • bine. wend dna at no Wink. le a feet. day. I weeder " - Si Mak hle lea, bowmen sad aid wafer. Abseil lell-pan ewes eels& hie babeeadts wee placed is hie band, sad he was enduesed to Ids eletwbure mow. "cm yes till Laudon ?' be sellkenned; "why I should have fend fee beer at enema ; I should ban had my onniforithis mann chew sad lay glees at beer et sine o'clock. mon should IMMO bma is bed at ten, well bd sad contented. Bat ben I en, halfeenread la the Wan of splendour—am as • Ilmotar—alont ready to devour my b the bee ooestrlone— ha, ha ! when moritiolse Imam se stand. Well, fine furniture motet oohs • seta fat ; ;rive me pule atantial victuals, and you may tab the gliding." Saflle quuing this fashiou be undressed himself, polled over his awn hie cotton nightcap, "with a tarsi on the top," a the song aye, and crept Into bed, coiling himself up comfort ably; and being of • forgiving temper be soon forgot hie troubles. and mak into hie lint Jeep as sweetly as • " chrism child;" when ! after a while, hells begin to ring. and • smart Minsk at hie doer mounds through his moot, and a noire is Miami aging, "Darer ia on the table, Mr! The old NIKAMMIII ••(1141 to ons•idanible confusion, not knowing whoher it wee tn-day or to-morrow; and ac reeding to Ms most euthentie mann he appeared shortly after at the dinner teb , e, though in a romewhat rain ern ditioa as mimeo to hie wardrobe, and meutally in • dace of uncertainty sato tbe day of the week and the meal ho was eatlag.—Froser's Maga:m.l, for November. ORDINARY SZARILB AND STOOKS. M. IP& I IlAtiarmis. I tistr u z‘nom doom ...mu I Io 1 p.m. LI i 2111 rusrioN IJBLIGATIeI& la. I Pd. I tanwaTe 1016425, pr em. I Sala all all 20 P al el = Iperam W al G._ • liniam.o%44 all o. 3 pet all omit • S. taismbanicritsii - C * all Dia losilWl6l 11L lB : 3 11 =lNAVinalir 9.61 l6l l=ll Mit 4. .4. tl 4.11 II par a. .. 10 all LI M patemiL- . • 10 ail isatipatrreasiiiiit: Ise 1,1 a 44 all isflaiml lams& peas& 01 all Da fa. por mat. . 111 4WI W raj.... eatlai ill resst. - - SO aal sr lwrwas3 pt.aL 11l 13 - all 13106 w sill got. NI ID all 111.64. . dreams:l os. 13 EtITIIS 401P$& Ye. 1 *ea 1 ,1, g 0 . 6 I 1 ^... 1 01. minas. I iia/ss. i):0 2 5 4 : , ;Pit% L i l a " • 1 "' 1.031 14 Dom Omar Marino , * 611 - ass Plum I Illaraml 36 1 10) 10 4411 6 0.02 - Omar, Saab ?oily.- 17a. 161 I M tl 114:d aack) 11.16 3 111 364116 - G. WS. Tor al•toni 111 A _ Seriba 2.600 - rraoow >`l 31. 4. 9 6 7 4,•-• a 17. W. Isar& lOrals , lllasaw all 1.3.4 91 91 1 Rth Wheal - 4 6 6,440 Par a Co. BUM if 141 141 13. Clos.llla. Oa 1 2.22 - 0. uadost Olt Olsw) 111 NS 6.44 J - Cara Una Wow) 11 11. W. I 11.11.4 200 2,0 9, 1 II I _j 10 Tin OKA . . 1 It ag 06 La. Man tOsalaso -. 1 40 • 16 16 Tab of Town (Ow martbrmi wet I-hart (maw lb 23 aa 16d 4 *.ear.4l4olL‘ereard, 40 100 110 111 WS. Oman 16 306 116 210 Ws. Duller illeiratte f 111 1•1 4, WS. !Award Itaasteck ff 11 1.004 31 1.121447 lalaat MS a 9 LAM gr r, An, All ew ma 01/1111101i 1 11 ral*.alawern (Lis bear)) ..... 11190ILLAS/10111. No. :elan 1 ..'rvrartaw i Pd. 1 01. wan. I Balar. 43. 14.61 to 310 . 2 10 ararallas raf , M A44 a i 14 11 SO 1.000 !Waage Tel. 19) 36 , 36. 10 Ser!laWatareaeles all 14 34 12,104 10 n0.144r.m.a116.61a - - ..- 60 WIC erverlma Lied 4- - NO2 10 8r11.91,146)/aiTaL4l 40 49 30 D0.8.1p ant SU 1161 all 11,715 20 Do. 0 all 13 16 131 len Omada Xi 111 111 1,10 10 ChmanollakaaibldlL) all 11 164 Fri. oc9.lla.othasseanat $4 12: X Do. .T 1 carat.. 04 16 11 MOM !ohm & ragenner,- WI • 06 Ear.kawor.r.ualLua all 11 OIL 10 Wawa iftaare _lll fin Teie.,llo6 VT' I 332 114 lb I • 36 Do. Now ft 14 740 34 • Ras. aaa Aga ppaayy 11 1 U 90. 10 *apt Iwilwain.Tal a 11.4 10,. n 16 01121M17 Sawa Nay l4 '4. ... 71 11 IS, I) Isaias aird Asa Sal 240 -* 4.4 Pla 04 • 11 641.1012 Droomaa.- . • e 14 Us PO. 4 laa.aes.omallmmllla. all 14 11 11 10, moms XL Tal all - U. Swllbst.a. Tal.lllm. an 7 1 7 4 WA% 4 310 23 I=eib reb =l . all I V II 11 60,000 6 114).14.aPr.samum. WA 1 19 1.7111 140 11.11ires1.eant.Lad • X • 106.1176 1 Cis. Vora 41 1 1 0 1 oera Dm al - - *MD 4 1.1 1 mos De, As It 1.461 10 0 , 16.1.210041m.).11 11 - 100, 6 Pea darer lasdsYYu. alt 11 b). 5. Pawn. a Dria.emarn ail 10 IS la, 110 Mrs 2:1 tad ant a India Tel 1 i la Ne w ly 335 349 13 Do. en .t 7 1* Sara flab Ellesa• ft 10 12 111 ON 11 301 109.01 1 Somali kw. larrim sY 14 11 ILIP 33 dbuta Australlas 1414 &Li Id 19 le 1 datosszlne T.i. !km all 1 Mrcls 1 IM. 111. 114. 4 .1•ne IC TralatLesaoo.U.Oaa I 1.0 war! Lowers • Lao. 114 U 46 6 10 ..2 9i.ftl Do Vunne. Doob Ail 640 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. A moderate amount of business has beer; donethis morning in the mining market. Prices may be quoted as follows :—Wheal Basset, 210 to 215; Great Wheal Vor, 19s. to 215.; Wheal Trelawney, 25 to 26; W heal Mary Ann, 38 to 37; Lady Bertha, 15s. 6d. to 16s. 6d.; P 8 Mines, 66 to 67 ; Wheal Margaret, 62 to 85; Cans Brea, 70 to 76; Wheal Arthur, 165.; East Wheal Russell, 61 ; and Grumbler and Br. Anbyn, 133 to 137. Foreign and colonial mining shares remelt, very quiet. The statement that a meeting of the adventurers in the Buller and Basset United Mines was held last week, and that a call of 3s. per share was made, is totally incorrect—no meeting has been held, nor call made, since the 13th July. MONDAY EVENING. Notwithstanding the holiday on the Stock Ex change, a large amount of business was done to-day in the mining market. The inquiries extended to shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Drake walls, West Caradon, South Frances, North Downs, West Grenville, Tamar Consols, and Lady Bertha— the last mentioned especially, which opened nomi nally at 13s. to 14.. , and closely firmly at 151. 6d. to 16s. 6d., after large dealings. Transactions ars reported to ns between the following priees, vie.: Cern Brea, 721 to 771; Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 47; Wheal Trelawney, 24 to 25 ; West Grenville, its. to 10a. ; Bryrntail, 51 to 6; Vale of Towey, 12e. to 13e.; Tamar Console, 15s. to 17s. 6d.; Ross warns United, 33 to 35; Herodsfoot, 61 to 61; North Downs, 2 to 21; Holmbush, 18e. to 205.; Lewis, 2 to 21 ; Wheal Adams, 24e. to 25e.; Crelake, 30s. to 325. 6d.; Wheal Arthur, 14s. 6d. to 165.; Grambler and St. Anbyn, 135 to 140; South Frances, 200 to 210. C'OMMEBCIAL AND MARKET& IVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-TH2I3 DAY. Dry NI/TIM AND 1.1153 PLAGNITIO MMOMP/0 (MON OUN OWN 00111.111PONDINT.) Cc= mark doll. Atomic= sod Irish wiled awed ad a alight Modica. Plow aorlordol. Toronion mobs, 990. dd. ; Moro :Is.; Ziorioo, 28.. 9d. ; beans down. Us. Boil= la all ow, nods**. Oats, (Journal, sad bosioy soolhaarod. MINCING-LAN/1.-THIS DAY. ertua.—Tbe market has opened with a dull appearance, oil the imparters are bayleg in hilly to sustain prices. ga ined le also dull, bat lamps rmain quoted at 520. aid. to ets;;:s.—Two cergoes of lime reported sold afloat yeetetday ; the public sales ere progressing without showing seLrry gnat Alteration in prime. —This article remains in limited demand ; prime ere ushered. CoirOX.—We are pin without atlas to report. Bice remains out of demand flartrurnit.-600 bees sold In public sole. Refraction n sold at 420.; refreetion 31 to 6}, Oa. 6d. to 451. 64., which showed.. advents at Is. to lc dd. an lut weeks public sale. Betels steady. Maskata poly dull to-day. TALLOW KARILET.-THIS DAT. Theatitkot isql2ini, at the snoozed piton :—Toirt EL 6d. not co& Potoodkult Y. C. on the spot, 60a. ed ; all the year, 60s. to Ch. 9d.; Deosokbor, 60s. ; harry to Yeah, 60o: to 6d. ; Nana only, 600. 6d. 814/THIHELD HAY MARKHT.—(THIS DAT.) Mr. B. J. Datil moots trade without sitarstica. Prisms suadisw lay, 765. to COOL ; superior ditto, Ns. to 905.; labrior ditto, 115 s. to 705.; rowan, 80s. to 705.; clover, 83s. to lOils.; osoowd out, 80s. to 965. ; straw, 2114. to 30s. DAWN° BOBBLIT Ix TRZ CITY.-13onte time between the bier of km &dock se litaturday aid due tido& ea Meader swab& the warehouse of Mims. Y. aid Ifieldfragekh tails tees sanufasurers, Masts No. 2, Woad-West. Chispobla egaseke the Cross Hey*, was an- Wed by isms of false km, and • quantity of embosese, pftted, bordered, and shit tales covers, om pies of sear kt cloth. stolen therefrom. It u mpears oc ze oss irory table ri s e e = w esok sdefrisak _of the by the melte es Ilititiday nSht to Shut this rob bery, sal arargut Ypt dear away with th eir body with out being itssrved by the police, although, from the quan tity take% sans vehicle least have heat used to remove the A ~ A MAN KILLED BY A DONILEY.—A strange meursnos took place two days sgo at Gerderse (Bomber du-Rhone). A farmer had been io the habit of 111-treating • =, and es the day in (masks, hid beaten the poor mom brutishly than suel. The provident patience of the long-eared animal appears to have bees es has* exhausted, and taking athustage of the assest sham the man had jest taken ~t f its hamar, the donkey rushed forward, knocked bite down, and thee began tearing his is the most dreadful manner with its teeth, striking him ales with its forefeet. The man cried out for meistanos, bat be fore aid could arrive he ass so dreadfully mangled that he I died in a few hours.—Galirtassi. Consols opened at 981 to 1 for the 10th November, and are now quoted 98, " buyers" for money, the present quotation is 98 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 961 ; the New Three _ per Cents. at 961 to 961 ; Bank Stock, at 226 to 227 ; India Stock, 226; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991; ditto, second issue, at 991 ; India Bonds at 14s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 375. to 40s. prem.; ditto June, at 31s. to 345. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. The New Turkish Loan is rather flatter, the scrip of the first series being quoted Ito prem., and that of the second series, I/ to 1/ prem. The Six per Cents, of 1854 hive receded to 931 to 2. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Mexican Bonds are inquired for. Other foreign stocks remain quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 941 ; ditto Five per Cents., 831, ex div. (ex change 108.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 971 ; Buenos Apes Six per Cents., for account,„ 80; ditto Deferred, 171; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, 101 ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 151 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911, 92, 911; ditto Fotir-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 781 (exchange 45.) ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 711; Russian Four-and-a. Half per Cents., 1021 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 93 1 , 94/; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 931, 931; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, 1, 1 prem.; ditto second series, for account, 11, 11, I/ prem.; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., lon. A telegram announces the arrival of the mail steamer European at Suez, with dates to the 16th of September from Melbourne, besides thirty-four passengers and 169,5061. in gold. The gold will reach Southampton about the 12th inst. The go vernment of New South Wales has voted a sum of 50,0001. per annum for the conveyance of the mails between England and Australia via Panama. Although the 4th of the month is close at hand, the demand for money in mercantile channels exhi bits little sign of revival. The rates current in the open market, however, are scarcely so low as last week, comparatively few bills being now dis counted below 21 per cent. On the Bth inst. an instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the first series of 3,000,0001. of the Turkish Loan, leaving 30 per cent. still to be met; on the 15th, the final instalment of 26 per cent. becomes payable on the second Indian Loan ; on the same day , a payment of 250,0001. most be made on the second extension capital of the Madras Railway Company ; and on the 25th a payment of 400,000/. on the capital of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company. The demand for gold for exportation to the Con tinent, partly in payment for silver, continues active, and led yesterday to the withdrawal from the Bank of a fresh amount of 80,0001. in bar gold, making a total of 140,0001. in bars withdrawn since the date of the last return. The steamer Czar has arrived from St. Petersburg, with about 64,0001. in gold, which was purchaeed yesterday for the Continent. The 270,4271. in specie (163,6021. in silver and 116,8261. in gold) by the Atrato, from the West Indies, will not be delivered for Bevel-al days. The 10,9001. by the Canada, from Boston, will come to hand to-day. A telegram announces the arrival at Lisbon, from the Brazils, of the steamer Avon, with 65,0001. in specie. She is expected at South ampton in two or three days. A sum of about 35,0001. in silver arrived yesterday from the Continent, and a further amount is expected to-day, destined for the East. A large propor tion of these supplies reach London by railway from Folkestone. The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies, will take out 6,0461. in specie. The wheat market yesterday was heavy at a fresh reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. from last Monday'. rates. A telegram, dated St. Petersburg, yesterday morn ing, reports the quantity of tallow shipped off up to date at 107,000 casks. A sharp frost was prevailing, with a north wind. In consequence of this intelh grace, which seems to point to an early closing of the navigation, the London tallow market yesterday presented an excited appeFanoe. A rise of LI. per ton was at one period attained, the price reaching 60s. ed., rather "buyers," for " all the year." The closing quotation, however, was 50s. 3d., rather " sellers." At a special meeting of shareholders in the Lon don Wine Company (limited), held yesterday, a reso lution was passed tor a " voluntary " winding up of the undertaking. This propos al, however, met with opposition, especially on the part of one or two shareholders, who expressed their determination to have an investigation into the system of manage ment pursued, and, with that view, declared that they will throw the matter into the Bankruptcy Court. The charges made against the management impute the unwarrantable declaration and payment of dividends at a time when the company had made no profits. It is generally understood that with the opening of the legal term an attempt will be made to obtain a reversal of the verdict in the now celebrated case of " Scott v. Dixon," tried at Liverpool. An article throwing light on the legal principles applicable to this case, aa recently established by the House of Lords on appeal, will be found in our leading columns. Au extraordinary general meeting of the Travel lers' and Marine Insurance Company is called for the 16th inst., to consider a preliminary agreement for the purch ase of the business of the Maritime Paseengers' Assurance Company. The - Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4451. The decrease shown in the weekly traffics return of the Great Western Railway of Canada is SRI. sterling. The - Julia and Ethereal have arrived front China with 1,183,800 lbs. of tea and 230 bales of silk. The steamer Vectia, with the light portion of the mail from Bombay, arrived at Malta on the 30th Oct., on her way to Marseilles. The letters are ex pected to be distributed in London about Friday next. _ _ The steamer Columbian arrived at Aden, from Suez, on the 10th of Oct., with the English mail for Australia of September, and left on the same day for Melbourne. The Simla arrived at Aden on the 13th of Oct., from Suez, and sailed on the same day for Point de Galle. ABOLITION OF THE QUAZANTINE AT MALTA.— Tie thrasher has hem Issued from the Chief Seas tufa eosa, ed Nam. Oct. 13 ‘• 1 have it In command ham Ids Itassissay the Governor to acquaint yen that at a melba dab land of Health which took place this day, it w as estlasb da amsequswes of the satirfoctory sanitary sormais des arrivals from Alexeradria, Ear, ant 1416, sal dist bllls et heath, shall be admitted - to k i x i csygt womb ON s inlaying a resp uiry. i Aloe that rivals Ikum the seism of nods with clean bills of health he liksralse odublell So pratlque. Haim the boomer to be, 'l=rest alistiest hamMe servant, Wrtroen Barr; Clist llMMtary to Government." TB, AIIIIITSALIaN MAIL CONTRACT.—The Penin sula sad OASIS( Osonuar • ream atop* Northam, Captain Shoed, MI wselb, Calteht Brown, left Southampton yrr tech) fat Mdbassau ter the conveyonce of the anstrailan mass from *am Is Sues. The Salaette will bring on the first mat elk' the sew esettera. Neither Teasel took cargo. speak, as powingans. The Saleetae took out a hires quantity of stiVree and a heavy ship mail for the Anwraltan colonies • sod New Zeahmd. The first mail under the new contract will be rine In Southampton on the I Ith of April near from Australia, and the first mail for Attitralie wili Irate &al:t ampion on the 12th of next Match. reetie.fea.:slEraree. Brawl sod mom Elsoldoma Myth sod =t a n oat re Smoke —..— °aroma Do. A • * * B t o.s. fo g u andlogletbood. n Modem Uoloo. Odd; Ds. Cdno r a j &Lateral sad Or pow e =t arm{ NalValloolood area Nodhoen De. • Soak— Ds. Belo* Ot amok and W. (LW (Imo Wolof DolosorVolloydlon OIL Laaamter awl Odds De. to sod olobloo re. do. Do. do id Do. Weot 134fis Wu; tr ,„ast ur d Oomod laNkalt=lll Wean.. :inesslltsad aiw.l Uri' Dn . ., Loa b. 'w.Z Do. a. sot. .. Yaa 1 N ••• l AIL • j Nara a L sea Nalli Wallas .... Ode* Were , 6 Weber. _ ailhoidem 4 .::,......«, SWboa rgh Di — Ma — allicaa TO Vale Vale at Naga. 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