The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

P~~ tab inttlligtnce. IIicSUOTOLITAII COUNTY cotiveri. wear ON the pronot went Wurvtimm. 1.4444.4 —Moods,. Y.D. U; reasair. 77. Woheaky.S4, Tionise, Dadieusacar. Fortiestived—Weismdas. n; noire. ff ; rd -47:11 ..•nrwm. 01.1 dm( rtml —Snot ty. Feb. I!. 'Monday. 25 to.. 244 1141 Id 2t. r.00b11••••IMIVIP--T11111aL r,b a; Wadmiday, A; limn lay. . Ograreired, Dowto* —Thaday ne. Wolarday. Thersda . Fel . ow ea...bel Iltosseesi—Uralay.. u V g y 74;11.44"40,. Uoildhill-Mlidlop--110.4N. I It COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH —Fan. 20. ISICOND COURT. (San Yr. Justice Me and a Special Jury.) lIPICUL It WIS. I ni • Won, abandon' baying pion es W whirl caws ebould b. ♦ got lemon enannewed an the sperial jury middle thought Ilto coessaleace of epeeist juries should be maddered. Mr. Justin Erle—Orallomen, allow me to say that no gonna* ought to bs so sant on such • matter as %twirl jury sive. You ars all, by law liable to serve on COOllllOlll6 well as special juries, and it only arises from a to lion that you an not called upon to d o so. been ma has subject of meat consideration with the judges. lam &minus to do rowythiag toe the ourfoultace of all parties, but I wish to juries. state to you that by law you me all liable to serve ma common COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Pee, 90. (Heine • Common Ivy.) •rrterou f. 'WHS.-11111ACR UP FROMM OT This was an action to recover damage. for bench of pro mise of marriage, and the defendant pleaded that it had been aped that the contract should be rescinded, Mr. Phinn, Q.C., and Mr. Peens appeared for the plantiff, hut the defendant did not appear either personally or by counsel. Mr. Phinn said that the plaintiff, Mies Sane Appleton, wee the daughter tat a tradeenrea of great respe c t a bili ty, an d she sued the defendant for dumps tar a most wanton breach of hi. propane to marry her. Cues of this kind pre sented an Manila variety of eircumstanom. Some times they were of a very mitigated kind, but sometimes they called briery seriaue sedgrave reprehension; sod he must say the be bed hardly ever beard a case that coned Am mom ungsallui modem nallos on the part of every we who heard of the tandnot of the daellaut than this did. The dehemlear was a publican, bombe the Chester Arms, Sunhat -tow, said is the c.urse of beam be became acquainted with Mr. Forrester. who had mania a deter of the pWntiff, sad who was a oolletc r for a brewer. The etv quassia:* between the plaintiff and defendant treennimeed early in het year, and be believed that the inkednellea took plane at an establishment that seemed famereble to Mtn ductione of this kind-the Crysts' Palace; sad the dale woe Good Friday. The dehedant INA much mitten by the plate rig's attractions, and prepaid to visit her at the follow* Baby. The introdnelile wee on the 11th 44 aid matter* proproled so rapidly that as early se the Sib Airil • ter respondence commened which he wadi not bathe them with in detail , se there were about forty When; bad h. woad nod one or two of them . " May 141, 11167. "My dear Jane ,- By that name feet , ought to address you. lam afraid I cannot accept your kind invitation to tee on Bobby afternoon, bat 1 shall have Wham *um in being with you from six to mem o'clock, and have the sate faction "1 spending • few hours is ear eesble society. I got home safe and sound the other y night, sit sad at pear mister's abetters rapped, bat her wee p in the arse of ittpoi-(a laugh) -nioying • sweet slee. &grabs I haw net the =Prot ag eltuated, but perhaps Me day is net far b I hope my dear th a t y ou am espying pad flea* M this delightful weather must be Sae in your wt. Don't be surprised if you ere me some fine morning to Mete your hot rolls and butter. (Laughter.) With my bunt napes to your brother, tell him the order f.r the Meeks neat week will be sale. Ferreting to hoer from you, I nemellf my deer Sane, yours alketioadoly, " Tumuli Moms." " Leedom, May IS, 1167. " My deer Jane,-On Sunday mach solace and mart did your bind feeling and affecrionate sots convey to my heart, for which permit me to offer you my warmest fondest thanks, particularly coming from the had of a lady when one is fondly attached. I em now most happy to inform you I am much batter, end able to assist in my business a lath. To-morrow (Wednesday) being the Derby day, I don't feel well enough for the bustle, but propose calling upon your niece in de Clapham-rood to-morrow aft/Iroom. so I. may see many bike return. If you arc not otherwise engaged I will meet ' you at Tour eider's, Mrs. Fonester'e, to-morrow afternoon- my 6 o dock (not to tea). I hope, my dear Jane, you are in good health and virile. I have had a sharp bout of it. I capers myself to • mushroom, down at night and up In the morning. (Loud laughter.) Taking word from your note, I wish we were digerent sitniged, that we may love and cherish each other is skinless and to health. With my we, attachment end hada love,-I em yogis, " TMweb Mown." " Benhill-row, Jely 2, 11167. "My dear Jana-I lave no doubt you odesider my last very short, but I wee so very lets and unabio to see my Mend after I left you. I did not for inclined to chance the tickets for the dinner of yesterday, sad, oceaderiag be mel ba, I don't fool disappointed. To-inorrow (Friday) being generally • quiet day with toe, l she ll have much pleasure in melee you here with fillY amen, or by yenned& to tea. I death. at house set bal l-peel five, it that time will bedlam- Went to you. You must not expect cetemodes I. the ham of a widower without the Important pine of forams, bit I trait it is already manufactured and only require* a slight re move. (Laughter.) I beila now, m bar to feel that ear *vying • delightful share of kr led sow Jiving snob en unsettled ilia metes ass feeldopelsd, and each feelings must be awned. Is then enth •• party that can do It' Yet. Treat you em well, as Ima pito se.-1 tails, my dear Jame, yobs very afierelasalely, "Tactuam Moan." It ass now neoemary to detail to the. • vsry alai Maur, of the cese. While Wise WNW IMO gang bis patlemsta thought It proper le • salad Mist t. hie bow. ea he tab these rminleemi a • yea" Ley boa Wells. Me Web wee a boneeill, a d had pme to Vie with Moa illanda, a radical. The dehnient pid Mhe Was the mod dented a t tom, ea divided la lime hawses he end tbapielaff. But in the leas of Me espeistasse with Mks Wale be was beamed le Mn. her mdshab emi ea ea* mention, gag Ye the gam be az bar beer and Pa, be made love tolbi. Sea* end after memo maths as bad the hearer le beam Mn. Morns. Ho may IMO is s 0 them--/ilas Appal% Mier Welk ad Mrs. lend-set the Isms thee, 14 es am& en arse eseasee, the widow add be fay. te. The plata woe stiffly lama el those the delminate banal& diselmed the that, whilst Wm was wee all him he Memo terribly arab las the widow Mrs. Mn. Gime In to esiper. la September*, Nembst add Me braid that he wee peg to mem Mona. that wawa y moons an by pari Pis rl S te tbm Wald reel aerie% ad he " nave bad out fhb the after hot got a pod deal awe mosey _this Mime " Mho Appleton • knob wee 1,0001. Under = 6lllL ebesematemm time was ao alternative bet le bag Ms mode& Mn. Sara Peresear examined by Mr. Poems-I sad my bashead to go to the Crystal Palace en Good and bid Mr. Mores so. He mid, "If yew sister Olen gate I will mai tweet the party." We a went as the Paler, mil Mter that the dandent frequist/y via td lles pbeNat by beak The debadans had sere my sister =ea NY me to she ma apaistment. He said he tele inkedmed le my shit le become her husband, adl bliedneal him en bet hodz a t i ftor that I h ad amvanalonsaikem delleadia la to his approsch faimnan end Imu the nag. Mr. Mae produced the I. ma about Jane lea. The dug was put be. ; U ZI lob* at, sad I and I bled my eater would set nivel wades It. He said," If I did not think of getting a pa ale 1 dna/ le sea imp Into the Thames." (A laugh.) Oa mew meads& we were talking. about getting married, mad I mid, " Tea am sot y like a yours, giddy IEIII4 lAA wil be mseelelpled T u be lAA Seth Whet la hie age' Witeme-About hrty-ine, I should my. He add, in maw " Qua right," He paid his attentions to my shim down to Oaten or November last, aad visited bar at Neeleesar, and I bequently accompanied be to lb house. In October or November I beard of t. 1.0 marriage of the defen dant with aware lady. The Lard Mai Justices-Wm there any change lu his meaner towards your slater ap to the time you heard of his seaniege ? Witness- He had not visited her so frequently. He made mama. He said be bad a lawsuit on bend which prevenesd him. Be never said he did not intend to many her. Mks lame Can, examined by Mr. Phi:an-In the early • part of lad year I was living se barmaid with the defendant. He heap a public-house, No. 62, Bitaklll-row, fit , Luke's, About Tender he mid he had some friends coming that day. Mies Appleton sad Mr. and Me. Forrerslez cams. About a month after he showed me • rim ad told me It was • wedding ring, Gal be ke dle be mania to Ma to Ap- Abed two months after I went ens visit with hint C "4. . 3 and Mr.. Mole, at Putney, and le told me when ha err here that he woe goieg to be amid to Miss Apple ta. Me pie dlreatue the and le imam the restate • taw carpet, and mad me le tail what tend- lee le bland, se Mn. Mem lies baba Alma labeestraer Mrs. Klm We to me. He ail be IMRE a Cb eameseand • meempeampa With Ma Ilt Sem as braid the mind, Were& Me mid ebnt rer 6 k Oti ra . Mr. bit them make, retied masa afterward*, and as hit Me smaireel to me than be lad pee to see Mho Was all he aew gime, sad that be aura bad salad bin Welk ear le be up mem ila end beer, which he ill, havbi • ma et be nem et aid to the le* to mei Web arlei hie abaft (I lla rmigh.) He always gave nee le miner ad that Mbe Apia. wee to be my teen Edam Mime Appian ma ber a m id to ea, and he days made ea mai se get them set et the way loy Mir lay ea arab la Wm Moan end meal lbe. namitell. Mr. llama and Mn. flea- MI woad came Is Ibtaa lira. lanial. a (A cab Impir. ehme n g w hin b hag The Lord Chief Justice-Yon win he general wadi ed t Wftaine-About the 16th Octrber, he said he wee peg le lei temerled to Mn. lendall. I inpamil q seas 1 TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBEVARY 22, 1858. mime, and asked him what Mies Appleton wouM my. Ms laughed, end said that the widow had the most money, and old fools were at all times the worst of fools. (Imughter.) The Lord Chief Justice supposed the old fool was Mrs. Sandell. What ego was Miss Appleton P Witness—About 44. Mrs. Sandell was about 60. He dir charged me, telling me hi wee married to Ilse. &sada Mr. Charles Parry, matubsed by Mr. Pearc•—About Easter I had a conversation as to defendant's marriage. He men tioned Kai Appleton. Afterwards be mid he bad gone to %Litt a young lady of the name of Wells, !saris( formerly knows bar, and there he became acquainted with Mrs. Bea' &U. Hs said he spoke to Mrs. Sandell, who said, " I sup pose you are • publican P" end he said he wen. She then asked Ida to fro down to look at her stock and at things la the solar. (A laugh.) I told him I thought It was not • wig go 3 d opmteg. (Load laughter.) He said that Mn. Seadell had got 4,0001. end some odd hundreds for her house, and that she bad 1901. or 1101. • year ooming in beaks from pipet He He has since introduced me to Mrs. San dell a/ Ws. Mons. At one time Mr. Mores communicated With ow las to disposing of his business in Suuldit-row. Els lean worn for thirty years unexpired, and war worth 7001. At one time Its was &Aug • very good barium, but whoa he took up with this of pitting • wife he uogisoiod busies's. (A I The Lord CVlustic• summed up dm ovidesco ; end The Jury ' , saurus, a verdict for the plaintiff —darlings3ool. !NORM( f. P1U110111....-A WITNIBII COKYITTID TOR _ _ rew c kY. This wee en action mon a bill of exchange, and the de fence wee that the bill bad been torn up end cancelled, but that subsequently the pieces had been pegged together, and the bill had been put into circulation. The plaintiff had; received the bill from a person mimed William King, who swore that it was whole when it came into his possession, and had been worn by being carried In his pocket. The jury found a verdict for the defendant. His lordship said be had a painful duty to perform, and that wu to commit King to prison for contempt of court, upon the ground that he had perjured himself. A warrant was accordingly made out for his ()committal. At a Liter period of the day an inquiry was nude whether bail would be accepted. His lordship said be would accept hail, the prisoner In 500!., and two sureties of Ma each. SECOND COURT. (Slttlnp at NIA Prim, fa London —Before Kr. Justice W Oleo, and . Common Jtuy.) . • PAGE O. 110111.11.-LLIIIILITY 01 11.011111. ----• This wee ea &Kira to Keever dere= the mead that the defendant had ant props* la re beim of a publle-honao, width be had beat eget* fa pozehedes for the plalnta. Mr. Lush, Q.C., sad Mr. Hawkins appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. O'Malley, Q C., sad Mr. Haan for the dentdaat. Tee pi;tatiii is a widow lady, and in May lost she was &adroita of purchasing a public-ha us. She applied I. the defendant who is a public-house broker, in Commercial-rood Kant, and be gave her a letter of introduction to Memo. Truman, Hanbury, Balton, and Co. Through them ehs got into communication with Mr. Hayward, of the Belts lied, is Leadenhall.street, which house was fur sale. Mr. Hayward said he wee doing 1001. a month, wept is one month, whoa he bad doss only 801. The plaintiff in her evidence said that, the same evening she waist° the defendant and asked him if he would invest'. gab the matter for bar, and he 'said h. would. She told him what Hayward bad represented as to the business of the house. Two or three dale after she irked the dediediat if he had ascertained the badness of the house, sod the ro t,' of it, and be assured her it was a perfect gem, sad asset not lose time in taking it, add if elm hod not the deposit money he would pay it for bar. On Joao 1 she look posseadca, end found that the takings only amounted to 461. a math. She closed the house oa the Bth August, and sold it on Nov. 6. She had paid 2261. for the lime and mold it far 1001., and besides this there were many other lleme of loss connected with th e transaction. -- Thedefeniant 7 ec;se was that he had never heard of the Stars Head being taken by the plaintiff until the 7th of May, the day before the deposit wae . T . She then re quested him to meet her on the folio morning to carry out the arrangement. She did not ask to make any in , qnirks, but asked him what bethought of the house, and he said he liked the situation, and thought it cheap ; 2501. wee asked for it, but he cut down that sum to 2254 Plaintiff said her brother, • publican. had seen the house, and liked it very much. Defendant knew nothing about the house except its atnation. He had no recollec'ion of having add that the house wee &perfect gem. The plaintiff called at hie office about two mouths after she went into the house, and on that occasion she made no complaint against him, nor did he hear of any complaint until he got • lawyer's hotter. Another point In the defendant'. came was, that the value of the house had been very much depreciated by the plaintiff having shut ft up. Hie Lordship left it to the jury to may whether the de fendant had undertaken the investio ion of the business of the house, and if so whether he had been guilty of negligence in net fulfilling that duty. Verdict for the ple&O--damagos, 1501. merry esesemasmos of We own s a ti blie sind he most hare known, through this keg comae of , that it would result in s loss to his creditors. Thema might not la- Nod le &shoot the of the whets veleta et astr the wort and eons le the eoneholes that his tat so to do that mike war thonecesearg et Ids own tot, sag le_gmweet his anditon gelling the pool on thar lOW It was quite trot that there bad be so mitancimtislion of the weeds of the goods; all the wavy to love gams to meeting his trade bills. The only ins whether be was justified in systematically a Nome which he know must end in loft to his tomato', end thin Ilakiatbe court to be relieved from Use debts thee ocatracted. When he found that he could net meet his bills in the ordinary course he should hare rifled his creditors together, and have either stopped or gone on with their sanction. Instead of doing that, whoever be could not meet his bills, and not upon anyparticulsr pres sure, he had had recourse to this mode of raising sooner, by sending goods to auction. Such a course was utterly owaM liable and inexcusable ; and it was the duty of the court, for the sake of commercial interests gmerally, to refuse the bankrupt's certificate altogether, and to withdraw the protec tion of the court. Mr. Bagley asked for a limited protection. Mr. Ashurst objected. Hie Honour said be would do what wee usual in each cur. Hs would stay the execution certificate fur twenty ifowe d ad ays rieed , to give the bankrupt the opportunity of a pp ea li ng so . SHARE LIS2&-211.16 DAY. Two °Tun. Although business in the railway * share market has been far from active, considerable agitation has prevailed, and at one period a very heavy fall was exhibited, London and North Western stock being marked as low as 1001; Midland, at 981; Berwick, at 961; London and South Western, at 97; Great Western, at 60; Lancashire and Yorkshire, at 94/ ; and Caledonian, at 931, A general recovery has since taken place, but the present quotations still resent in many instances a decline of 1 to per cent, compared with the clo s in g gates of Saturday. London and North Western stock j is now quoted 1001 to ; Great Western, 601 to 61; Midland, 981 to 99 ; Lancashire and York shire, 941 to I;Great Northern, 261 to 81 per share ; Bastern Counties, 12 5-16 to 7-16 ; and London and South Western, 481 to 49 per share. As we write the market is rather steadier in character. Nearly all classes of foreign and colonial railway securities have been depressed, especially Indian and Canadian. Namur and Liege, Southern of France, Oreat Luxembourg, Bahia and San Fran cisco, &c., are all lower, but the present quotations are above the lowest point of the morning. al Pd. LI pee NI dY 8 1 Ms I; 101 I »/a' M++ Y+a sii dr M 17 Id Ni 81 4I Mw 8 at. It U e ft , r 371 6i 104 OH 101 I:iiiiii Milli 111 V U 73 110 49 II 3i 42. 97 99 74 76 nil 9 334 7 II es 9 11 $4 MI Ml 4 II I Mb di Id id iss lei IN II a n oo no so 111loalls awl IL lavramo. Woad st I par ant. by the Gd. Tyml it Oar& Bon. Bar.&o9a la {..pa Da . Do. Add Claplial • Buffalo & aWu Burn AI. Do. ow 11•MAA amet..l deduct p. Id, Avg.l. uukasol lbadl DA. July 1, °roil.; me I.lr aid S. Cbp• Tows k I Ofteral f 16. .• • 100 100 Ik . 100 71167 L. ii :::::: ' 41 712.". iti r zi ,= ! ..4 . ..5. .. !Orall'.lilten.re aa If tiolisils .. dit. WO*. (Ma* li do. . ...... El.. area. Do. /Wane& opt. 1131 OD do. id. do. du Te. do Tdorilboat op. norm Gear. dl Pr Net Do..e per mai Itzt. Pc lid lit. ...... ratlisa. par et. Noilaranio Om.. p.a. Ma 111./kraparctOnania Land op.. * Dad. i ts liL Col I (Lien.lidep Oil& I .......... Do G Nolan). lens& an per coal lod.liraknilln gang pc Trinidad. Liralled. awArr.. MOTT IP. 001MAILD.-AMS•VI.T. This was ea Wits to Mane &asps for ea aessalt. The plaintiff le an Mbar of the &miff of Middles" and the delleadant to • method mise in buskers is et. John-attest-toed. The .'_:;..dent had the midst tune to be • shareholder In the Royal British Bank, end on the 19th of May • espies was issued against his. at the snit of Mr. Metaa, • creditor of the beak. The warrant was placed in the hands of the plaintiff, and, on the 34th of August, he and his resistant @wooded be capturing the defendant at the corner of Asleby-strest. The defendant wee, naturally enelt ed irrltated at bake arreeted under such circumstances, according to the pleintiff 'a case, was very violent, and the plaintiff on the kneecap so severely that be Tree confined to his bed Jr three weeks. The principal contest in the cane was whe ther the warrant had been shown to the deftsdast at the time of the onset, but • conflict of evidence upon that point was spared by an arrangement being come to that 'juror should be withdrawn. Mr. Justice Willem, in the course of come observations, said that ny blame attached to either party. Juror withdrawn. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Fes. 18. (Beim Hr. Comodsoloshor Holroyd.) IX U COLIMAX.—CIAXOX or OPTAIIFINO 0 . 0001 ON FALAI FSZTEXCIII.—TOTAL IIIFIAILL or CWIFICIATII. This was dr cartilleato ressoliag to the ow of Frond' Brewer Colomaa, linger, of Brampton. The oar presented mem . rommitabla Inataran It iiipievedtran the easehislisas take in the mune of the pessediege that the lisehrept bed began trading on his ewe socked `ldfi, ohm he lead a capital of 7001 Ater csming es en Woa, beams for two years, i n Mar* Mi.% he begin to mks Theisuale sales of stock by mimics throsgh Mr. Thomas Meneiseg _seceionew, of Pilgrim. sheet, Lodgete-bilL Heeds invoked el 11,12 M. he had wild k this ti Kor 9,11161. fasserting thereby • lose of IAM be she • maiedWee learostaisig, making • total is el away par awl. en the soot of the goods. The mew owed 42004 W Ms nests owe 8001. His pertierse theft the the OM whisk his beissesiaret lenteakill emeneted ee UAW., of old& sr* sae-half had bum sell by seethe. The last ale wee only three deys bite the hanhawkey. He than ark to the wont on his pethise, seil kaiak bang pared by say oreditor. It HIM be hod sysienaticelly lee& goods sa though eelZerlreay peewees* et bit Owls. but in reality for the eg them by audio& Peli fishwret, ropessalleg the medgmes, submitted that t h e m ehrept hed beseght himself within the penal clauses of the est, end thistle wee dimatitled to say certificate. Within ekes maths of kis bankruptcy he had bought to a large eseceat of sed Co., and othe r fi rms , en d bed sold th i e kil gote a ley D = within a few days. Th 6 wsa Mealy purposes el kiss prase* the goods bang bought ea for the after, Irak. Me. Begley ca UMW of the bankrupt, mid that there wee imputation' of hi bath( =de a puree or raised ataxy by improper means. He had made no Lie repreastatiose ; end he had a right to dispom of his goods he suck • way se he thought not advantageous to himself. Some of the meet 1 important article, of neerobandiee—tess, for instanee—wero always sold by auction. Hi Hasear said though this was the only charge the bracrept It was ores of such • mama character eel= fir the meows sentence of the coat. Undoubtedly there woe ease in which a trader might katifiebly dispas of hale goods by ameba, or might choose his own mode of selling them. If he bed espial to meet the lose =body could oomplas of hi doing that which _bjemel so we but himself ; b a t ft maid weer be conanded that." as without capita], or with a very small capital, had a right to take a course which be Item nest necesserUy end in less to his creditors. When • retail trader went to parodies goods of wholesale houses they hod • right to suppose that those goods would be die: posed of in the ordinary mane of his trade. A deviation from the ordinary course, arida preasure, or from peculiar eirconwheess, might be *inlaid/ ; but the question wee, whether it wee justifiable for him systematioally to purses that eserse, sad which he must bow, if he paid the Aghast sibmtios b his &Wag% be. what took piece mouth aka weak met mower sr leer end i.lon te his madame. The peeresses of this besknapt, dewing kis leer years' trading, siatiented to seasthing Ma 111,0001. During the fine two pen of his train le bed game Cei IM the ordinal course ; but he the hist too pars lobed mated lb • geode of of gook white wee easily sakethlebie. He = Dlll : g et auk bane to the meld the geode so milkg by soaks were his goods; othinsisa the wholesale haws kali hew beanie wrquideeml with the awns he we per. sok& eel would have mead le may Moe. It wee said Oa they might may Lk knows al these sells; but bow VON they to !mow, alas they embed the belehrept when he elm to bu y sn J 71: utish ? sad se they sepperld hi. is be • seek thin was se ism= fer =it this. T l= by these head seams wee jest about double the amoest which he bed ale by soda in the erdkeiry omen of lam took. As the prude' bed gok as eystaktially for two yeses, the beelospl weld sot bet hew Ilia it aunt sad k hie ewe reit mei lame te Me medi ae% The ore some within theffilmipie of the jedgmais ghee by the court of sewed k the seas et" Hatheess" wad "Mexico." There Week be Mthesity to t ezi vip s the abeam of asey spathe rsgeseintsthe, alli Z e th: the 2 wee Obut is ily et the VidaVida abase piked est by filed woks ; sysimmele mune pomed by the brabavt sesserrily lid the "sea te the esedesima le a bed ad esseme tiis ads of el dm*. & Mat bp defraudb saw --or witber, bdsismd hale ersilbove gam. ta l 7• a• aunt b• es iMatl Hit eilik was lbw ar ASSIZII MITELLIGENCZ NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LANcArru, Fats. 19. (Behr* Mr. Baron Martin.) TMS ON•101 01 LIION AGAINST • COTTON SPINXIM. &Nye Thuwass, cotton spinner at Buxton, was arraigned on • Marge dime* eat ere to • cotton mill at Buxton with intent to defraud the Mesebeeter harems Company. Holden, who wee sin indicted for the rime offence, had pleaded guilty. The Attorney-Genoral (with Mr. Aseheton Cross) appeared on the = the prosecution; and the dehisce was entrusted to Mr. The Attorney-Omni (Mr. Bliss), in opening the cues, stated that the are upon which the prisoner would be fried we that of befog assessory before the feet of Mt* are to the mill, the plinelpal having pleaded guilty. It would be In the - course of the investigation to call this man gala befstwlhw, se his evidence wee the only evidence upon whisk the passer could be convicted. The lammed men lama west through the detail. of the case. Tr.tt dimes Wooed went to show that the prisoner Thwattee was a cotton-ipinner and millowner at liuton, and had insured hie mill In the Manchester Insurance Company. On dm 10th Nov., 1857, the mill wee burnt, and Mr. Thweites then made out • claim upon the company for the sum of 2.4341. 7s. 10d. The company mat their agent to investi gate the matter, and he applied to the prison, to know U had a valuation, and was infermed that he had one made In Assent. The agent expressed his surmise that out should be mode at that time of the year, wham It transpired that Mr. Thwaites wee in treaty for a loan of law. upon the maslaisary, end had got it valued to satiety the parties that it was worth the money. The agent applied for the name a the valuer, but of that Mr. Thwaltes was not swam, and only knew that he resided at Stockport. A good deal of sinus was laid upon this, bat It triumphed on crossexandrea tics that • few days after Mr. Thweitee seat the gentlimen's name and address. The edam Rot being paid, Mr. Tkwaltea threatened en sofa, and ultimately era enengement wee men to that Mr. nestles should be peld the sum of 2,8341.75. 10d. being 100/. he than his claim. A deal of unimportant evidence was introdoesd having no reference to the oats, until we come to that of the mon James Hoiden, who was termed, a order in Mr. Thimble' employ, at 12e. par week, and had hem with him four yews the fret time, tad about four months the krt. Holism mid In Nov. isat I went into the alike kit 111 'step' kr we old senteiting machine, when Mr. Thwaites said I meet bum the mill down on Tuesday night, and he would g ive me 11:01. He odd he would be in Manthetter that day, end would come down when he hard that the mill was on Ike, and would appear to be vary sorry. He mid it would be a good thing for the hands, for he should get 2,6701., and would have a new mill in three months, and if it was not burnt he should have to stop the mill. He meld he would give me 1001., bat only has given me 6/., in one and two poandf at • time. I went into the mill about 10 at night, slept till about 12, end then struck • match and set du to some old cotton. I saw Thweiles in the morning, and he said, It's all right, keep your comet and I'll keep " The witniss on cross-examination mid he had never emu asked Mr. Thwaitee for any part of the 1001. since the Le, but Mr. Thweitea bad given him money, telling him it wee for setting the mill on Are. It was on such • declaratka as this, In the Ant instance made by Hoiden when in a state of intoxication, that both he and Thwaites were apprehended. It transpired that both prisoners when in the lock-up at Chorley had been subjected to an examination which was taken down by one of the police—• practiee which his lord ship strongly condemned, as the statements extracted from them were now produced as evidence. His lordship in sum ming up said it was • rule in law that when • nee depended upon the evidence of such men as Holden, it was not worth much unless strongly corroborated, not by militant citrate samosa but by direct evidence, and the only corroboration of the evidence given by Holden wee the examination at the police-oaks. Such evidence ought to be strongly corrobo rated, for if it were to be believed in itself every man would bat the mercy of another who having committed • crime wanted to shield himself at the expense of others. The question for them to consider wee, whether Holden was a man to be believed, and was the corrobomtive testimony such as under the cironmstenoes was strong enough for them to convict upon. =thy did not leave the box, and In a very short time a verdict of Acquittal. A bus of approbation ran through the court. THE POLICE COURT. BOW-STREET. At Enna who desired to return to his home red to waited upon Yr. Henry to give hint the oweemembetlea now required to obtain • 'Airport. He aril be sees t• • few day, w without any rnpoo ped, awl he It eroaPMgly hard that be was co tined le orbit% la (pollee wart before being allowed rtiv=P it eou V ei rms ofiabli The geatisarn befog by the of • weekly sewspper who wee lama at Ote aggiketka was pealed. The want f • *dig advantage treed award redwals. One case was the of • pew girl, s weld te a fondly at present re- Oltin enes, who bed been dbeeted to join the family in Being • roper fa Leedom she could not produce • Mod knows to the aregfetirste, She urged the seminary of risleer p = tof the new regale tecrelret to Dover , sad it Ths beassiess=4ll the mould have London thaday. The megastrais rawreirmi he bad no power to welet bee. Be wort adhere to the regalation, or ita *sot would be debated. The applies** was thaeakwo refused. I . IARYLEBONI. • o mm o t e l a te st re the Mlle; YOl7:4Fes7lit, was charged with ina robbery of plate of the valise of from 801. I t l o ai rtft., the property el Mr. J. Bally, Q.C., fol,Wastbourne- Pence, Bayswater. Oa the previous • the primmer west bato the shop of Kr. Marshall, silversmith, of 96, Edgware-reed, and MIDM if they would purchase some plate which he was authorised to dispose of by a gentleman going to India. Mr. Yeashelrs eon MK be bad better bring it, and in about half as hour he came back with silver candlesticks, several dooms of diver spoons, forks, and other articles, ineledbig cake I= • cruet stand, and some castors. He weighed it aad prisoner 721. for it, which he agreed to take. He this asked him the gentleman's addresa, and he replied that he was at present staying at an hotel in Bt. James's, and handed him a card on which wee engraved the name of " Mr. D. Aitchison," but without an address. Having some misgivings he declined to punkase, when the add, " Oh, it's of no coneequenos, perhaps yea will =le l 21. on the cruet Mead ; call with the mamma to- WNW" morning." Mr. Marshall,jun., diellesed to do that, and the prisoner then left with the plate, sod wee followed by Mr. Maraisall as far as Pread-street whore he wesJobeed another man • they got into a cab' aad drove of, sad leftism ma after ; it till he eaw a policemen, end is the ash Wag Mopped, prisoner and the other man opened the oppo site door end ran 'trey, laving most of the plate in the cab. Prisoner was captured, but the other men got clear off. The cruet stand was found in the prisoner's pocket. Mr. Sally identified the plate, mad said hie butler bad abeconded. — Tiii;;;benan rid he woe told to dries to the Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccad The man who escaped was believed to be Mr. Baby's late butler, and the •aooer was sinnandeid with • view to the apprehension of his companion. souTHWAII. Mr. Bolton, of the Sure: H alal, Caveat wdes, attended before the stagfigkebe, esawspealsd by • foreign gentleman, and Mated that lie lOW bad slept at his house on the pevions night, and ta the utersing he had given a half sovereign to his waitress, which she put in her month, and it immediately Wes In LEX Upon this she very rashly called a pollossnan and pee him Into custody. When they got to the station the money was east to • jeweller's to be tested, and it Parsed oat Is be wholly !Lod i .. .zlissonpon the gentleman was was not at home when the eorarrestos The aid b . rspetted very much that his waitress aoosTQ have when the course she did. He now whited to apologise pab&ly to the gentleman for the annoyance to which he bed been 'objected, end he almo ßa = e t a o Inds, half • sourreign to the peer-box. The said h e was perked. satisfied with what Mr. ton had done, sad he should taken farther proceedings against him. He wee cer tato that it Mr. Bolton had been at home be should not have bees subjected to such an indignity. Mr. Bolton "fated that the half 110VOTVir2 was badly coined, for it had ism broken to atom. _ _ Mr. Bonham sad be wet glad Ihe pettier had acted so •INiellbly, and he would willingly aosups the are for the poor-ben. Tin WELSH MINKS Or THE ROYAL BRITISH BAsz.-44 Is staid that this atitabl• , whi c h 00 , 1 bink 114,11001., ism bs sold is, days far MIK 6 I 14.1"1: OOLOWIAL GOVIII I I a ■ N I II Nal efocza ININ Wow GAIL ? i t 0ng e ...11:94 .1. uw 114! 119 134 • st. %Am IN 13 ill Null No 10T 109 I.ILW NO $69 001 01 "M" " .1M no no ORDINARY SHAM AND ITOOKB: ZAILWATL II ii lap 79 7S 95 NN9I 96 959 U N FORISION ItAILWATIL lArtmara. &wimp and Ageeardam Lydon's@ Babb&Smarm-11m Tp e =Lairs 1 Oisleueeme itratTooLCLILAR. is 7l 0 E r bi zzi ft ,r t . ... Grip CaaDerglaieid_ LaddeWe MOWN IL Italia Jeweled .... . take Deasepaes r. adab.. Lombardo Ireasiles . 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Ono& Wykrui all ilia Doak sol Ital all II O•Tort&S.M ) I ell Lauda, (kasawlak k o Saadi *Moral. a MO PriferCiliiii . 44 . IN Lea. Wow k Ibulkamel all .ISO Loyakaft Oar. apa ail lie Nattalkl . ' I Si Y..... b. 1.4 ak i... 4 0.,...... im., a ag:l=hV° le 11=Ileolked (b MIL) I Ili 11=kiecas 6 awl. Ito *Mrs all Imam& II at Ale MANN al Atte l iTlrrre a I.Wak k amaa. lalreft ) . 111 &Nike. DIV A Ibk MMus!' = ail A Dm& . Ko Kr. N IN IN IN IS 44 IM IN 4 44 Ili ui Mise Ise u a us 11 It i i Fa I I Yu U U la 110 • ey 1.4 II 3 3 II a I Own ■im I M 111 101 101 HS i 111 110 1111 116 120 116 11) 130 U 6 - if 1 NI 101 N N N N IT N 1N 101 is 1/ 10 10* 74 14 111 N 14 I 10 Li 101 140 10 lf LE IFB L 'a- 1A 11• 101 151 N N 111 II 14 li M 1119 I is - el Me MI it 120 114 id lel lei • 4,12 V .. 90.000 00 1,010 10 SI/ .. 1,000 1,110 9,491 1.6•0 :• 6.400 .: 1,400 DAGO .. 9190 I SAO II 4,000 4,106 1,091 .. LOW .. 1,.060 11 14.0001 1 10.009 IS I 11.000 1 , 4199 I 90.000 1 lt9 0 40 10.000 74.000 1 94.000 1 I WU 10 19,0,0 1 10.000 143.816 1 IMOD 1 109.000 1 19.000 10 INA I 13.1T4 ASO WNW IN SIAN 40 10.000 IS (NO IN - 46 10.010 10 NAN 10 4.600 100 10000, 100 15.000 NO 16000 10 10 10 10,000 10 10.000 10 O NO N SC IN 10, 101 N. N NSW SO 115 006 14 60.400 N WM II 10,000 100 4.000 10 11.000 10 4.000 S 1 *OOO IS 6.000 - 10.000 SO LON 100 &ON 100 1U *4 100 zell -- -. MARKETS. OOTTON.—Lmetroot, res. 10.—Tbs Wes an °facially esa 13.000 take, but a Laney bailee.. hes been done-16.000 We bus ta•o sold. tncluiltaa 4,000 8a . :4 g a . ~ 1 1 91. to 1001. ; 650 Maranbare at to ;10 Portent. atglrei. 30 DOM. tea. 3.800 beim taken on tom, ; and hoe exportation. COTTON 0001131.—Msycnaresa, he 70.—The maetet Menthe flrm, bat 'ant. Bowe few Wm le cloth bare bee& reported deb Taw dm 'fere tort here not mom e n t t rates, but lbws ites excepelons e trek. and this any offal* under Tem*. quondam wore dcollast. The demand continuos 'sty gm, n u , tz. wer ihmong every deception of teem and cloth that is ewe, .ed wine. Is only stoeW by the bleb pet oplanan and IDILCUN, tureis are cesersiled to and through the lammed dimness of e a raw meleatal. Many of our millownen an without stook, acid st to order bat the coaddcrable go ut of machinery de a d =at the 'debt, of oyeratises sellout of employ. show th a recovery of trade from the elide of the late ales Is dew mid It plate. WOOLLEN.—Lzani, Pu. 20.—Tbe market In the co'oured cloth. hall haa been rather flat , and the transactl, or hare beep Wltllla a moderaa: cornier. There bad. however. been more anamn os to the while market, and a tsar quantity of cloth ham changed orram, On the whole, no change of any consequence haa taken place HALIFAX, Wu 20.—W00l imeseebat lower, but still Ilttle dolni, IV smiled sod yam. flatter sod dull. WOOL.—Lownwoot. Ir.. 10.—There bee been ➢ moderato denied fee foreign wool. of full Mil o sod Mee business might bare been done If bolder. had been wallas to Ove woe lu prim a hula. The Wee of Scotch have been only limited, bat without dunge in prime fop : , for the week ending lob. 20:—loreign. 321; wreelouily, 18.713—totel. Ig.olll tsp. INZTA I.B.—Ltvispoot.. no. Ni—The =demoted are the prime ftt metals l to-day's target :-Bcoteb Mg Iron: Owisb.rds, No. 1. f.o.b. at Glasgow, pr ton, 31. le. ; good brands. Na 1, 21. 175.; ditto. mired Noe., IL 17s. ; ditto, mired Non, three months open ftlivery. It. 1.83. ed. Other Iron: merchant tar. f.0.b., to Riles per tom Si. 10. to N. Us. ditto, f.0.b., to Liverpool, per ton, 11 to It. S. a; ditto, ntalloif ttppthkm 71.6. to 71.10.. ; hoop. N. to W. 6s. ; sheet., W. 10s. to 91. 15s; rod, to hl. ; bar, hat crown. Id. to 94 10L ; hoUer to Pl. UP. Tin plates charcoal, 1 e.. Lab., In Lir 14s. ; este, 1 a, IL is. Oopper: bolt end shesilitar. dell: Mend in Liverpool, per lb., In Id.; Übe, per kit, 1261.; tough rate. IZ/.; alsolad MSc, IDL HAZDWAI2I-11isalkolisii, lu. 20.—Tbe trade of Ws town la th Mana madition we reported lamt week. Certain blanche. of Ihil had* lob which ahould begin to rtlr *boat this period of Me yeag, ceigillainl gad without the &lightest Indication of a reaction taking plum la Minims to particular branch°. of trade there is nothing in remark. The fancy trade.. continue to suffer mow from W =ay of the workpeople In thom branches have not seas am=seat in conse more then renct r lft o zia: ochre hm i = Ms mars musing to from day to do,, there twin mcv few en Om books. The trade of the district also coat aim Is lar and the number of persona oat of canon!. rasa Is rim etomMido ths mate in rafarame to Me ajwn isie viedawasnicle • and oiooat the more of Boca god Mall Woresdenbini there Is more animate a bare dirm has bean Miaowed for many ymn. la tin Male the Iron trade there bas hem no change this wadi eye b • Arial Unproved demand, and mom is nee Y( war, her at many of Me said. alma haws Doi men thew Ultras ceders to kenalLorks going. The col lnds k flak Was smaseinanss of the wiWth has taken plop In in. emsiteinll ea no May byname befog blow. mt. Thi notleye tad nm am wages af the Wok coal colliers one Wiling taLt expired last Saturday night. TM men relayed to accept the r scala sad id. wash bet eels 1,600 and 2.000 of thorn have ban ont item. Some lige returned to their work, and it is sapected Mai ad of them will 'artily num to work at the reduced sole. CORN.-C•diestow. Pm. 10.-No alteration in the price of my own can be mon] lawn{ won. Wheat. red, 44.. to 46.; whl• 6b. Mr*. SL a Os. Mm, 34a. to 314. Pent. 40. Unta,:k to Mb 0•11/1/1/VIT. PM 22.-Thor• we. a good eupply at maker todar. Wm doll ; bus 4W wok's prase fully we otAlned. Wheat. brown,* r is t . lks . ; wbasii. a lin Mr*, U. to 42. &L Ow, 21. to M. ilia. to Prom_M• la ig• 11. L Oa 411 it- W e lad • toir lowly of all kinds of gnu WW aged dosowl. Priam In Kate butaoose 6d. dearer t weer. data/ Mbit wak's vela Oste der, a good deomo : wank saw sod elI. lb. to Ms. ad. • red, new and old lb. to 12m 4WW. onset] 4611.11.. 11. to ll,. fib. Oa. Potato, kW to 10..; b. to So N. llans. 18..; Flow, 1. Id. to b. pa otos& b. 11. to la. Md.; ltyremed. M. bff : &M 4. roal. la. 411.-" eifal.'' CoLOLIMM a Pao. SO-TM iripMy of what moderate, but fey pad M the dawned Priam femly maintained. In rem. Wanes in ammo wa obtoion. • f sir supply of barley. and small a bane sod poiss: ow! wore Arm at lots rated 0 tarrawmajtis. 1).-At ow toclas k market, toe supply of Dan awn woo weal. nod Wows aommonaed by eating 2a. more Worm; =cramako mires. Me witekk was had to be weeptet Pored. cheogo. - klaMg bselep ray quiet, at hate ratan OrtitUq Coro la tholtol dewed, sod f in mpe Oat trade dull, nod ally retail SIM could be mode. Import the wow ening 7.1 e. Xi :-Oftws. feml aliloode oona" thoWh l:7'7.l o :l.l .4 " a ßi lds. 2:": :: w9Ple tenei rekr ;: a , 4 : wh.et tha V l ie sd : eariume ;..."l"imdrcr wo: arras sm”:'-tbi on ; :a i r jun equal tont win. fi r* ptioos of der* corn in good Wheat. 44. to M• . to W. Oa. Me. to Mr Mierwl o es.M 44. Pew OM le M. we. Yu. 20.-Thel evoly of whoa to day WA. W. bed gold raellly, at Mt ware piton ; Inferior Pain illeL agars 'smalls gold a. much mosey. *ply short. Ws wale Whet lea weep ream sad ham Ira at rub Won Whoa. Mt IS AL pr Wee. 1.., M. to M. me R. Mut Ca to Ma. pr M. Mod ift. to goal Mad. bran lb. ta Ws per load. Minrcutga. Poe. W.-Tie welt of Wiest from the n m=srmi.' ill . r ontml. treat the wet and foreign. ilood .4 MI YL. relows on Tuesday. ran gam (0 br. oneMe=lne Gabs mare money. Ow la good *Mr Ia i MI be wok's war& Mow end pew ea before. llosereoa t ires. 10.-At thh mange MAW 4a ll IS 11 1 EMMA sad the anima *Sag a* for Moir Ma. node we. low, at lot week. rats, for Malty. TM googly el *key Ms off, and thew dm ka : =1,...1b. fawn wen rather doe to take the prim sena. le. per qr. were snowy was mode 1.111:41 storms fa bomb mating and addling weds. Little or in Wm haw sod tees; Saar In *our of tho Moor. Whit. Act,QM to 50.; red. ditto. Ws. to 4i. ; dam ' 1. 1 1 W.; net, *wake malt* barley. do. to els. ; runs Ma to Ms.: .11aULUng dam. P.M to 311 s per qr. Flour. In Pr from the miller. Nornsewo. Fe11.:0.-At this own exchange today .met PM kl , good supply, end the attendeme of farmer. sad factor, we Iwo A good *I of dm wheat pea M had eouddion. Poem were MO as MO aMt week for lr.t.rste mann ; Inferior sort& dull of We,* white mown oak* as. and red Ws. per 341 gtone. MAW was le Mbar MOM freely, aid bright modeles made Is. per qr. more moos.; older wt. without adage. goof math]. swans rad* 41 s ad griodlatit 3;. per qr. to beans there i.e no Wawa Otto nand* prier of Mt week. Orton. In. 10.-A good attendance at market to-day. with • ar• rapooding supply of wheat, but in ocasequocoe of holdors as wantlt notate lo price trade ruled dull. IV hlto obost may D. quota 46. to ids., red what Iran 42. to Mb per quarter. Harai..leal • nee*. Sod an prime eemples were In great reeturot. e Pod am of ow we dose at Mae from Us. to Ms. per quarter. Bann. wire WY plentiful and mitred from 37.. to 425. Oats are name to sad Pat ',sok'. raw were fully maintand. Hoe peas WI , worth haw _ 40. to 44 a par quarter ; Mu. 31. to M. ter sot. no slaw mm_ , Lme report. train the nolshbourlog mark as during the teat wash h • go d amply of what and matiag bodes , bah MO. ..." 11411 " II previous atm Pornammeov. Yu. 10.-We bud. fair .bow of all ind Mae Im• day. Th. trade pea wasaingly dull for erewdad. at Ina lia week's mien RUMS, Fn. 20.-Thero wo. • her show of wheat. but Iltnd nab Mae ettalltY. Throughout ow looming trade Med WA and what Winer woo dome was st about ths Mete rotas as lea weak. sr sept Ihep sy beat.wltieb maybe quoted lo per qr. dam to all Ilea et Dot litti. Mot*. walnut any mews* 11. OM WS br ienin r, tor seed. wore woibt at tato eV.. Fla. 21).-Tla Wads st this cern waste& to-doe voN we lall slesehod with .111•01 at wheat sod othartheatoslow os Ewa. the lamed Co which TM were wen Ilea tea beta the oar to are part. .6 upward Men The bat runs of Heat and 61. Vsea=d buyer. at an advance et 10. to to., but one kerb we somakaalsrawelosettaibm week. Harlay om... sold d alawle m , but .....lii prior ral ww csl w e .d rao pe. at the tall b War datelptloos et Loot team no aterstion. The folio.* ye. the WM* mo war : White wheat. 44. to Wm ; eats. 11. ; rd 000. le Ills.; Was. Mts. ; aid whhe, 61. ; old rod. 46.; fOralib.kfE ` a ilia salmi**. as to Wo.; rod me ditto. bk to Mr = ff. to ela. Beano qs. to 445. Pato 41a. to Ms. The yentas reerket• bald &snag the pat we* hare all esoatanmed es etwww a la Wis. Women", Tn. 110..-Slare wid 1 bated spay of what it init. Ita to del Wan the tannin. Tiede said slowly at sheet Ike pare et ON dos west tan barley ealstaleal lb value; wood* aealostal. 01a IL per qr. durapr. Pena Is Ismt es. lone. NoWlse " mg ii pea s. Wiwi. Ina. 10. We hove a good lippplf of SUM sad of • other polo et Ws &eh motka. Wheat mats was • tar dsomod a Mt week's Woo eata. Maas. sad Wel. SWMO , tc....'"" n Weekly saws.:-What. 1.641 Sm. Co N. ; eats. its. Illa Id.; bum. El ern. Ss. IN. Tom. las. 111.-Thos bee beta s tole Wow et rola at 111(0 deep's Inert* bet ea roost et teems that mesh taussaWat maw •••••• OW • NNW bes%bete boa der. et L. per qr. ads= loot week's rake. /We Hello= siosolbstlnwam $ 24 sa=lot . sai ao sesame Its le to par fp. In other eV: . Wheat. whir. le No ter Impala Ms• . Ioba.MAIM te eb...• pisfte. SOL to Ws. lo IL par se Holt Se Yea. Oslo ILL to lo Id. PM= Ms. nom Oa Mt& r rig _SOL KILICALLIIT, PM 10.-n• MAWR •Mil ik 11:11 we* bon Watt mad =eat set Metal Mat 7 . ... Wok ols the what; the emus tea \seem ugh IN eft% letnealt the peens wheals reestelee live meakeln. thls weelo we bat set so soh ~ le es v0rtr i a ........ . ram et or yew. Our tumor Wag tereterst • et bud ru Tow how= to OW as atwwtle WI I dlml' =et she amulet ef eL eel le. par v. ; 011• meter vereeed.wereast =::taller eto bb ir irt ' s ge d.W hal yt esee l.m i t rptim ia tehk or iaalL eit irra bletle ai e l titehs....lal l eg . " :l 2. .. n agre ml.lirm ! Me ew sts. Bei*, lb. us to. pa qr. ow. orr. so os. us •. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•0II•LTIE 0 . It is mortal that as Eagbili loom froißelsrsd Marin tbs moir storm sou torsitoo, beton the Wand of 02%41 aad tbo tr Me Coma, Srs sf garsooro. Al. hoods sr, odd to boss gerlobsd. oird ~WI say tress of tbo wool romsbOol. llorsolllsis (tom& brig), Captain Bowled'. twos Oasis to QUM' tows or Pasboolls W oo wrsoooll so Oho sight of tits IA at Ita. 10017. nor GWtOd4 Roorsollo—Oorisatisorao, Folo.lo. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. RICO4IIOI. hem Landes Ix altragaie 46 days, Dee. 11, le. lilt IL, Ica. Kis W. Y. C. Clinks, from Liverpool for Cobras 63 days, Dm. $7, be AV D, kw. 17.11 W. newel owl Prams (brat.), tram Ca Mk for Cora 147 4 7 4 . rob. la, lat. 11.26 N., loa. It W. Heath., Dell (barque). Bleb. from Callao for Cork, Nov. lat. 31 Iva. 93.36 N: 1.411.) Ram hors Liverpool tor New Chinas, ha. B. lea. lat IS El, km. 33 W. Ossee Oese. treat Liverpool for Dar Maoism 67 days, Dee. 1, kt. 66.13 loas. PA W. Pamirs (altip), from Catiso for Cork 11l days, it 10, kt. &LH N, kw. 1$ W. limp tram freshly kr Cowes. Pea. IS. Woodakasterse (bargps). from Doers Ayres kr Wirral, irk 11. lat. LW N. lee. 61.10 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OILIIZIS.—Teb. It at ll= nom aim Po Mega. the ago d W. & eta Bo nrra.—r.b. mat madom:•tam Baton, jam, the lAN d the 8... B. 0. RONNIA44. Ot . otaadter. 1. TAT L 05.11.0. IS. at Paelea•ettteta B&W. Um wile "Er . Teller. of a ma. W•IVO It.—Veb. It the wile et O. Wanks. XL, « 0 107 7 461 " . • Btnalagbeme, «. elareetteer. W ITLOOI.-11b. n. et wthresltreses, the lab et R. O. iNh took Loa. et a 4syslast• MARRIAG2S. 111101ABAN—IIATRIW.—Peb.1 1 . at the pert* elm* et I a za .r . k aed =aara.dCre=s,l66. d Mwm.-WOOD.—Iab. PA Obeedid=ateet. W. 5 i tr u ltevi a. Tat j i.mh s Qantas A Y 1 11,00 at the eatiatealle Illtilithl47:6o4loAUirw, el MAW. 701.—yeb. 11. oretrhm. Deb.reg. M. 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