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

evf- e j 1 IT* Ofprt“ ,- , . , IP 111 4.. No► 3,819.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1858. (Stamped 1d: AdditiosiL) 9 (TWOPENCE. 8.... VERLAND ROUTL-WILKELT COMMU NICATION bg a lW alo toMitta vi vb DierTl—The 11111)144 T DOOK I TANIMITaII Mews pelt 611T10111ZOL re lirlia. l 9;ibele °ligClt r a it " Ma.and lat ie slAw i r ei a N. & ;r ibs red fhb ISES:=AW I Ile Chmifte• sllke /21. &ad. VANDI UI _EN..T EUROPEAN STEAM SHIP ua-mm twat VI ova: Lino Ir. s u p. 7 4„ L • a WI . On 4 iino. POW AI ; .14441 1 r 4 .7=Z: V =11: MT. wool dm AO sod as. rod 44.1•114. ..4 ~,,,„i.k . y. hi di A sain 4 pek ms 4 hither paiiisabn, syql7 t 5 lbstffs. DM LOP awl ICOOOLMII, ; OoltrOOD en 4 04, ii, Orme imbia. IL : __T 11. caIiTSTIR, .gr. Res Land Skew ill. 1110111.0211831 M and On. Mil Y . gTLUI NEW TORT v ea z d the kiw T a tagta .. rr il ersiausacjaraiN ins mew our•-•.•• tTes r a " I/Mal:o4e aa26o ..... .... 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Mbci • MIRY GITIII, Mae a MOIAL 011111111 AL le ci tt . bLr k beeebeleare of Me Oseeeme .111 be bold et Ye n=e .IL b f brir th ereb Loo r ss~ter it WRDIIIIIIIIDa Ir, ibe Y - melbas of she eseebssee film bed elkiilase orb mom am • .1 be awned bermare. et elberbles._ AV irder 0 the blob. allaill WILLIAM& Or/sly. &umber Iblill Kw OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL 0011PAIt Ifietuel). elsesteseemiell. IVOnie Pee& lampeeeled melee she JelpiOak Asa, the et dmWein beim WWI .ealee mem& eel eifteMbe ke. PUMP le MINI *MI Of A sad VI& pee ire es eppikuPep. awl A par dr yea !West. MUMS& OW. ilea* lA.. I. letter «mem dal Oettaluldr. Del, U. • delses-teed. Nellles.UL OIW Nailer. U. Julemettele. James. sod Saw Mork amp Ittltert Mete. Dec U. adtbereted ........... _Nertli. flopmeter. Amid Iletemeder. IS.. S. Besame—The IL Noe Orb Lee " 4 4.1. 9e 4a pee.er 41, Pa& otat b k. lisss•-41••••• limed UM eitd 3 4 0adthelldedillem Stew lestereeed—Yeme. Prrhr=lAlelk R. Ideeelaletin.deldi. Miessem Ow teme.)-11r. . /1. timpt. TemeteUrees. I. Omer admen. Old Onedetmeet. egad the proreet 111 bused ass kftwited delly : leper pre .111 11 tr ama ite% • Oldlieeeen. Pylvele es/ Oat lbw Dud "ill a bell depertoesie Owe WI be tee t■la dielloele he Aim wil be regalred to ter le Op brim of ihe Omem. ee se On Dlteiters. doe.* ad We. pet dere fa tie amass ig = "sr. kr time. eteig tee be M ew, lemps. "Area g st ;le see Uta lined sod at lee Lora ards in liar.tta Ilieibml4lllllll6. Old Itruedelrea. CLRICAL, MEDICAL, sad GENERAL I!11111 ABIOILAIItIi /MM. U. el Jarimqoars. i llettllrVAL 6111.1111 AL NOTING dPropridenigUl b. bold Slibellim as lIIIDAY. the 10 Mask .0 Mar.'s* It orbit 1 ; at •like Masks. In Mel= mod Geo lillie .tll to Cm iir te l"" •= aladl a "le se= ra rowarissrp Omni MO be NM as lb, air Itik a Sig it WINN I ides k ipsolawill. Mee st at tbil itairsteemy Sisigag i =l: 4 4 OM Illr id ellime, NW' le the weft s MMus away le XL iii.. lan Plealart—lly oder dab laird fit at. ii. At 01011011 CAM/WM MAallirrAdvery. E.:LATER HALL.—Madame ANNA BISHOP Isp raseme lot dr bill nage brr int appriebbes dam isire_ BIM. Is OKA N D CONCII/LT, to be &Is by bar et mr. Osember 11114 paribmtrn .rtil airlift m ammal ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL : siabilird LIL PllgiaL kr. JOHN SQUAB. 11.311113T0HT n in T T todko-Villmost Oft •=l/9.11. sa 11.11. L 177 .lers.-wOl rot IN. Worm Nev. 11, LML for • cane el Imalio-ladias. Ilk : Osegims.l/6. THOM WI 'HUHU) frnalOol. T. IiARTIN'ii-HALL will be RE-OPENED WIDIIIIIDAT. Now. IT, Or rearms of lioriftolo's PAUL eon , the dinooloo of Mc JOHN HULLO& Piaui's' do 11111 w. Mins Illskrer lint =al Mr. Ilno oomaromoul. •. Daubs, Mr. errooseuls. e0o.: fi r. 1k; .aIL. S ago Core et TAO. 1 0 ONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. RECANT- 0 .4 a UMDUM acus, oskr*an•k lad 'pug Partbarialis&— ID U. _Di lift MI be 011.11111 & Oa pile ia ala .__Deriasbet I. MK lar Ile MIA of ma liaii or mail rid .2 . FarIatIOLIIS. li MI ilia aroma malorr a tt= larit a Imp. Plarlamplis i a a &am. Graimi k.a. V = and ' rams ilerralmia lima Mk . Iral la aphar la iiria mei &papa aim Ma ara ma la ra rpm are imeasi Is be mir TA KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSE sziz su WV : =m; bg . !mat nu A s a en Soot Fops amosiesli AsM Wiser ela • et ea. psol Soul from SIM liziase as Sr et Imp. V vAmrs MAGNIFICENT SUPPER and WNW 11001114 CIOVEXT4IIID3I.-0. ead shot armee llamas •1111 be rule Ilir MY Illrettilleb simee wins el NM/ yeeelbe. et obe veva ee map, be.. Ibb pINOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL— wfa. dis I sawed ssoww. sOLSOSS M 01111111 W Is Imam for h. ft • wasomlis refia 7 *Ant 11.00•S a. Swim II Ondir TA I • Ir. & •111011. 224 00.1 sad Vita L=ARM'S 8H KARI RlL—Rsil paid to arra ili vi a• wed SONS reff i pubes eisesues w We el Os Wiwi Memel slipper. Elk awl Inereelk elk Is Wile eekollek ifs W awes Wwweeli doewesek anelmod ell ib re lim 3Ss . ,OW Mk mew* teweem tiew Sok ee is NMI.. la ameeles We pekle Ike a WY ell pipes OW cie Wlla were meek Peke, mi. ea. sad ale. Ma. re ek ewe eel awl ISL a tegt sod SO XS. * let= ■w y " . teak 0==112.../Akoli NM ea NUM 111011 e (OOLZA) OIL, ti. M. Me Wewe punk r a ROIR HOBSON bele _te eell the eeleatiew e masa= 0 iie se. W t RT= fSO .115111 C fla le rewars IBM Os ow Dam %Wm re verb 166 i; rt. IFlNfim borlist SI b. 111. ImisoidowiL liallinell MIL EADJ M d USII SPECTACLES, the eisspent is& .. aelor=llers kir prang Ike -3 . l .l6wo mmi rra elm, Mr saftea m... 3X lie Mgli a rib.= EsLer= cars. ma swims EmaIWLANDIr XALTDOR. ea Orisstal Betmliel ilr=r4=lat Ned anal* ea sad uilammils lealiat. imam atta astir am in imamate mag " I nt=:l 4 4 mow ea the wow tplik nev a est 4 sea ItVegair.Wht:= H lL ort.'lllM.eL VU - 7.1.6,1610.'" 6 . 1 =1:"E51N poses- Nd IN at Om. Sig as as. sad Ea mom and porftwon. MProbated by Royal Lateen :.V i ds u rro=W:c =V= „„... 4 :l :4 lri et tl ainor. esem o ripauk_ Ned sa et *so ai.i.... . . 4 ......z.k.. ar= == .".. 2= lienibil Se et•lritsglids I-- ll4Ayibkinig he Ostia of intim Midi: lier= 'i we rbilt as ...% . ' ll6 = s :a u reo l t m i tt a . greeLl man worm . Nei 4l. en et trie ea =AIM of sil nomairs edsliali. Mist War ilia ii. %di* IWO MNIMI UMW um Wag micend.-111•14 Is ook low u sr hey le or 111 a. Irblab nos lb.: ra Man% lbw =Ow LIL : dlAisi We ft ..easawaldms uale riosikel . ad t ...4 a..rit.....-0 . -vt....,..t.... hum, ONE GUINIKA sai SUBSCRIPTION.-00011138' usiu= m a. = All lb* boot Now bob adied •• the lit of mg Wasps es 111. iisisMareft Was. SERMONS FOR ahomme THE TIMES. 11 Omura' ZINOILIV. Lease at Inn*. mei Jake. TWEIrrir•IIVI VlLtt 11m10111. 71ft1 lintios. iK Mit DION SD*. mad akar Pomba issand IfAutim. r Turd Mita, IL ga" S= l reialrfailir gad W ibi•L DZIECIATION OP THE MAD AT CAMDEN 2121/11. Dar rrarros TO wwle memo? or Lowees. Yesterday sfenweea a deputation of the bash.- lose of Camden-kiwi wetted upon the Bishop of Lemke W Lreadoe.house, 81. liesse'reqwwe, far tie porpoise( Win hi. lordship's &Wades le lie satailicies see need with the isluswestes l limns newhie, sad Ife ter armee of the teak el Conelery, I:esalse-Me. Mr. Z. B the Mars eswitairy, set /Ir. him .- bad, rosins" of the thellnind Chen, wore le allowlesse eh es hie hedeliM le resolve Me loafile, vita we 'stro de's. by the Mee I. Opener, MAL, issembset of Holy TetiMr Ithetolk Sesmotesh-WIL Mr. Drammen bald oithelopelstem, Wit ihs drew& snow di e simplelet, with whin our anime on shady tassißer, the bishop, sad is smirks shamed Wet for the *Me of the pews of the seildleerbeek es well M the hiewoole of Us nun* it We am enstblee 'Muhl he den to pet se led so the sad misses, of sabia they onepleneiL The Bishop of Lamest melt ha mid My risme/bile ia the Msgr. le shin sun ra n Idle doe. To him k newel diet time won tire s Minot Pine the perliorseet it the eemsby, ens whisk rake of Inn lel say oteirel ; owl reseedly, Moe elm epos ropsessetsikme, het 'Went the lisalW la lobs wassolow It ins his nibs that se Yee hed ben isnot adds_ lireilatis, the soment than wen wind le be Man the =theft of the WO le Was rem/ did ast alak that, wore I p'Oper nada lb Corliorlal Court, Dr. Troves= " eold wenn le genie it. As he es be W..& wee ocerweek be wait meet &My sive thin the whole of lid paned sup port, by straggly ropreenting le Mr. Humphrey, the view of et.Xsont's, owl Mr. Doeyorld, the parochial sollekor, Ye anew heth le Webb est pale pews of fere= maw with the verb oil Me Onsietery Coors hod the mew. Mr.Basnazaz ecoolbsed Ws kedoblya vino of the cuss, Nod matiosall that &UDR* tbsa was no regular court dal : the slidop of the Mg, ben replatocl by the amount of yot nadir sea ortralodlery eircumataboos, Dr. Telloa la Mill OD Wry pal& oaciusoont, gly flz a day for As own, bargiorg of doe am. 3LZ0170311 el NZW MAYOR. Biaorozo..--At tM alootica at a mayor is the mem el limey Brows, leg., Alarms Dammam. who was carried by a majority at • planar seating, war pro= Aidenma Wright, and ae MY, eindairie was Ursa the gimapa Wog pat there Imre 23 he It awl Si agebot M. After • pante (the email appermg to o e taken by earpthe), the riothft mayor, Mr. Brows; wo aced mad and serried by sartgem, the whole council rising aad cheering vosikroonly itr soma tire—Mascksta• astiorr. NZWBUIT.—Mr. Councillor Flint proposed, and Mr. Coatetelllkr Tarsier wooded, that Mr. CoeuseLllor Kam. Sibellkil NOM the cake of mayor tar the yew eirasiug. Maki without opposition. RrAomo.--Commillor Andrews, of the firm of Swett, 11•14 sad Audrey% egrleaharal madam waken, has toss shekel Mayor whitest °Prra. BsusetwY.--Afr. Philip ieko op Cother has bees Puriorrw.— elected mayorJ ansse Sherd°. Ben., the head of the well-knows Ins of Shanks :rid Bese wee dewed sayer of thk borough ea Tuesday. Mr. 'Skikda le a Dcrosroar.—R. J. Laity, Req., surgeon, was on WirJaanday the wood time, Mimed mayor of this borough. Kr. lofty le • liberal, sad was vary popular theft bia flame emyeralty. EITOCITON.—Mr. J. Russell Wren was elected ymendag la hal Mr aim el mager. Newourt.s.—Mr. Alderman Laycock has been umnimmeely elected mayor. 0•111111OLSD.—Mr. Councillor Brown was elected mazer trident opposition. Trusisocrs.—Mr. E. Potter is the newly-elected mayor. Solna &mum—Mr. Alderman Williamson has bees sleeted without opposltion. SUNDERLAND.—Mr. John Candlish has been una slisously eland mayor. Mosrwrn.—Mr. Robert Shute hu been elected without oppostdoo. DUIHAM.—Mr. Robert Robson has been elected aryor for the susulitg year. 111110HTON.—Mr. Borrows has been reelected ware of Brighton. Boar BT. EDMUNDS.—Mr. George Pearson Clay has beta alerted by • majority of teaks to ex as spirt Mr. Chortle Demi, the liberal madidete. BaitswesusT.—Mr. Lozdale, an attorney, has beta elected mayor of this city. LEGAL EDITCATIOX.—At the public examination al the Mediate of the lens of Cann, held et Lincoln's. km ball, cm ths 20th sad KU et Weber cod let of November, ME the Comae ef Lepel Edsoetkm have awarded to Ended& A. PloUteriek, Bea., student of Ur Middle Temple, • etsdastaidp of 60 Omens par rums, to rather ler • period of three yews. Iherner Cirrles, Req., .6 Rlahrd Rierlaiton, EN., Modesto of Lineols's-les, asetilleatm ef hewer of the lint Mess. Timothy O'Brien O'Foely, Este." stadeat of Orley's-hue ; Osinsford Bruce, Esq., student of the Middle Temple; Richard T. Mart* Eq., student of time Imam Temple ; Audrey Camara, Esq., Franck Henry Lem, Req., sod George Woodford Lemmas., Req., modem of Llaeoin's- las ; Charles Crompton'. Esq., sender of the Ismer Temple; Arthur N. Mitchell. Eq., madam of the Middle Temple; William Stebbing, Esq.. student of Lts catterian , Thetas& Sind Pritchard, Esq. student of the Ismer Temple ; Charles Ahraudar Smyth, Esq., statism' of p•.--ia• ; Thome Woodcock. Esq., Modest ei the Is mer Temple; Richard Sione. Ea(' , e tude s& al the Middle =; sad Alfred Smith, EN., snidest of Lbsolie-lu, tee that they kre erkfactorily rend • public a amiselloa.—By order of the comma, RICYARD Binazu, carberr.—Osemail Chamber, Limeein's-ism, Nev. S. 7 ens Duminorriox or Civics ALES.—We un derstand shot es Suds y _, the 31st alt., tee Bor. 011110 M Twee, raise el Al SAW Mae, Tea, tea petathei el the what of the asermall rear. ea a aka to ail le le et vanes alb the yaw el lb SW lab. jab herteir, vas Inseght taws • weary ralksi et the pariehisres W *be raker eh wades, wan • yea ham wee pima INOMISINIkaiory of dee al*, nod soar raft la sppsol le the rebbishop. Se this semmereirstism, Ns woe hie Amami • taly to the awrehweraws, ■ what :—" The rshrk is so plebe tha thore mei he we daub maw It. Whew the wialeter elmwehweedese ama also the eeldea the °alma b le low the me s s le le be aqua of sod dream I oel appal owneed art are key as sweat be Ma with the midair, al the elbs• bat eta she ehemtharlaft Is lea err Se wag tat be abased el le plea ead oarlade ale Tea newiee a remai a the aria' No ererissa vita est **Ay say, sppa,eak tbe nate sea have coy Met I bre lea le to whet ' paw end arable ma' the may tetl by eech shell be applied."—Jord CONVINSION.—A Clergyman of the Church of Eng lest, when Lehr ewers le last eight's Oweriien, Elm whit b. eleesily cells the " reel resets of two tottery egriestetwAssisa." Bs says I have he some thee bus ha the high ef reosi.leg toelssiswe muff, lad 1 how hem whet I be,. be.. told la thsw, that then ere sway wee, mania es well es unmarried, is the 'dine sod lizer . ahem ef esehty, who sessetly twee@ emmeziss with preen ef ons im = e p t stisi ell *ethos Ise essysteble nimbus el sedety—ewe pieseee, 1 week se yet may rat te et diner se hi &mew des, I hese myself (think Owl he it I) hese betressessmi is Lsehlq doses thaw ewe et tare emessissis alibis kled wetly by wens of omissin. Nom wires Awe Is mewl thin es seerematel eswilielee web mei *el rib ; thse• is se heir of their Thelma awl pommy be shi preskialeg pet geill et the Cali a Misr Isis be ask sea shrweisr sad ash' gesiihs ; ea is lire. eahmey, they sewed the pest mow @aridly, sail wh mkt deeper sod ample le Bet where esefaseiss is op end pseedeid %ere is the how the side of ewe ma fist ev se Emu= whims they west wilt wry be elmtheir so f ell thecret ; they know thin tbr= hr fend a bind sled es Weisser to whom she see IA ell maw the seal of emenewate3 emir tow; ma, big sW hereelleet dowteliwis, their baling of ow/ft is *we tiliwgei Wel= of Wilt bring le thee sedi news which bee mewl Bak vistim asid wheys suds knows their gala Beenmswisl 00aNilliOa deshisys the Cjayasiduses betwom the wohtew awl hie violist, vemakg the lealw eed skew*/ the isewelty ef ths here ; sod Mem I hey Mem. seises dr Maw swabs le this erilesses. I wad yes privately a few hos e ef awn, possnily, @ski and badly my, whirs* nem% es see.. ts yes that ehet I say is toss." ne Guirdirs le • its—" We be,. mei Tempest he see einesper eat, mai We net ilswM W sietwesens; bet, ha missing We se the mesas of the morel 'waiter wield weieiss, be ma hardly here awiim.i whet he sera" MUSK. REUNION DES ARTS. This society, which in well known to the musical pubis, souresocol its eighth sews last evening, With tussah at lisamsl Owed asstiag,ths Hartq•atnet Rooms. The isinftie vas in previous: e Paw L sli rkik s- ''''''' •••••• • • • • • .... II « Di=icitici. r w remiey • l l .O O. Ila • spam. k • Anr• l rm r• • • • • • • Haakli: kY. INswg ... iii ......... Paw IL Asia. " Naar • lOdsellgti. /dairaliaii. • thud& Lib. 'h ass dind - ...... liaaborea. dagad (POD ass W Dods.4lsas. 1. Omar valbisd Drlpplaa •Kw Oslaidt. ...... ........ Ad. Odhaidt. The Med tsjsrtarg Jahns a. Glam. las i nsal a s b nessis kr pleas sad stals wa lrisa 11" hr. • sr sad De Deal. °Waded sad Lriasstrat. Aa lamiromommi bead wee a horsily at theme mew* bet lot ea hoprovement ea their plea. They hen hitherto boo otemeilmlly eitember ems* art aught to =Mar to bs The lead* h leo soma ler a templet, orebeetra ; met the pub& en how be .ate amorelomed to beet the myrophomiem mad overtures of timt great Arelere played he be Whiled with wee aor ke-eldlt preenseato ea that of bit might. There is ao wad of eceeerted moslo Imetrumeate— fake, 7aerlss, quialels, lw—and to the; we hope the society tern terra. De Icateky's Caprice was INCIMmtly moral by M. Grade; end M. Braun showed hired( to be • Mokeoellist of the hit clew His toas is rich sad vocal, sad his phrasing 6 ram rely. The vocal pardon of the me wl was very good, though the repro were all aew to as. Mir Therese Jerky, wog Merrt's Mr air extremely well, though it bad the diradvaaleges of brag rag to English word., sad of Wag tramper • toss below Its roper key. Mir Eleanor Amestrames " Dek Vieni" was Teeny • fine performance ; she her a Montilla voice, a purl siyl. sad much feeling. Mr. Paget's vol is a beritoar both sweet sad powerful, and hie rolling divlskes were quite Hameallam. Ludy, Mir Gaud (who is, we redireard, • pupil al Bigamy Orals) rang Beethoven's brow carats, or &made seem, " Alt, pedalo, cream I " of the art arduous veal pieces ever written. It is the soliloquy of the deserted Medea, aid is a very storm of conflicting parka, Such • Wag dumb ace oily • great singer, bat • great Magedisa, sod it la so disparagement to a young debutante to say that it wee kayoed bit powers both of exe cution rid aprerioa. Though, however, It was not happily oboes., it ambled Mks Gamed ee disalsy very has She has • beautiful voles, • pare megerso, reneerkebly dear sad brilliant in the upper part of the soak, sad evidently systile of being ushered squally goal through the whole resat of ifs corpmes. Her intonation is faultless, her Brim dloeutioa 6 pure, nod her style bespeaks an eroalkat rhea la abort, as ire all the gifts which, with szpariare, are atfikaat to form a drat-rate Maw ; but, whoa we sat his, her, we hope it will be to something leer trying to a young wham. than Beethoven's terrible ceatahn Tb. ;eon was very NI, end many animist @Aide and antateue wen meow the audience. FINB AB7& PICTURES AT CANTERBURY HALL. The proprietor of Canterbury-hall having resolved to add to his sightly musks! entertatnaset the Wised= of • picture gallery, hes set about the beldame la a tarp sad weterpeising "brit. n e Dew parry, whisk adjoins the well hewn orado-boll, Is spacious, laity, sad well-lighted, and oteesias saweeleAsjssrawrs, wady two barbed past imes by riming artists, sad may brigs weeks a melt, °alleged, we an taloned, at a eat d warty 10,0001. Of coarse all this is • seervellons Olnotretlis of Individual eaterprles, but the cedes of pictures proves, holdse, reap cal Licata ensilaged eoneeiseenblp sad • truly ensenditaa taste. In Its 'odd beeline, also, this main la lice waning Whence' of high-chile pdatiag, sculpture, and sande, so to take the place of sone, et least, of the coarse aseasesount at the tap-room arid the " free and easy," le bliWy satisfactory, and may la a meows be bate:toed ea • est-off to the let:o -dorant of the casino. Contenting ourallves with the indications already gins of the general character of the collection of pictures, the ewe Silorairetka of a few of the more remarkable works will be =saint to justify our eulogies. At the head of the gallery, thee, Is Mr. Marlin's grandly composed " Beadles of Nosh," familiar to all through the Ant-Union engraving sad gaining, unfortunately, nothing from the artists cold, "lately, mannered colouring. An imicalshlng con tent to this is afforded by a study from the nude (No. dl), warm, rich, pulpy, and very like Etty, sad which, had the catalogue not hammed as, we should never have dreamt bad been plated by the man sum. Mather large study of the female nude, by the aistinded Free& master, Coolant, we reviewed when it append in the bet LAMM= of French Art, in Pall-mall. Horace Vernet is re• presented is a picture altogether dissimilar ia style to his Algeria" sad military works. In " Death Parity ing the Soul," instead of the gibbering skelotoo, the winged angel of death is depleted entirely railed la black, and in Its arms It conies heavenwards a white-robed maiden spirit from the couch, by the ids of which her lover is bowed in chaskalag sorrow. The knit of this picture is, that the mistake, core mealy made is such subjects, of painting the disembodied spirit with the pallid, painful avideaces of the anal straggle is prebtolarly prominent. The " Fair in Brittany," by 0. Pause* is extremely clever—the scattered lights were as doubt Intentional, but we hold that this violates the higher principle that a picture, no matter of what subject, skald have a certain unity of effect. "A Sunny Evening—Perth shire," by Buchanan, has rich limpid effect, though somewhat emanational. The so-called French pm. Raphielit• picture "La Fontaine de lonvenc*" by Hasesonlike, is not original in idea as supposed mine time duos by • ocatempovary—the subject was familiar is rale diaral posti7, sad has been treated by Lucas Cnutsch, the early dazes master, and others. The incident In the Ills of "William of Nassau," chosen by hennaed, affords an oppor tunity for the plat* of claque-mato plate and jewels, it which the mast tees besa made, sad the picture is in other respects geed, unpin la its horsy colour. Mr. Pock's " relined mad Miriade" la far more carefully relabel them say moat week of the artist, and the wallet gnomish is pealed though sot natural—if, Indeed, this does net de* a sonleallstioa. We 014611011 Mr. Porker's " La- Modabieg the Peewee beelines It is a palpable duplicate; end seildemation Y beeowitag tee prevalent ameng some of ear stele* Thee is • elatedly HMIs portrait by Rom Boe hm" of her favenvite " Weep." The "Admit of Bpring" is • good swims of Mr. F. Dsaby, sad them is an lute nabs early asampho of Ms melee piled, we believe, some had eseduly "Wes. The " emus tress the Pilgrim's Propose" peps that Igure-nabjests ee sot Mr. Reigreves fortes The roister of dill "Derby Day" would eeaeeely be recognised la the phone of " balms la the Ilegehmater of learns;" but Is the mild piling or in puts, sad the delicate gluing of this week, Mr. Frith hr of a risk Mat to artists. Kr. limit's Toyed, " sad "Comedy" ere beth—to pay them a dubious otesplineml— certably saffheirenity theatrical. Mr. Aathamy'a sells "Home True sad Fares" gain span aeguelnesaos ; Bond Mr. Wellies " Hoary Martin in Chspeow Castle" Is Is a mere bramble light than It enjoyed at the Academy. Mr. Lewis's " Woods in Boasts " is marvellously misses, sad Mr. reads " Ballad " delightfully sent mental. poor Hayden's " Marcus Curtiss Iseplag Into the Gulf" la c with so odepleted vigour, more rational he conceptka, sole eyeatelly as to colour, beyond all comperison la Aar keripiag Hen say efforts la "high art" by tide anboppy pair nasally exhibited In the libiaclwatisr ptbrarfac of Ist Tramoses. NATIONAL PILOTINTANT I:IOCIITY.—At • Isestiat el ambers sad trim& et the above sorry, held al Tate day maim 9th ird, at tie Boras, No. 2, Apr-street, Bard ;X. Moira Davie la the dirt. It wee awed by Mr. Ildwerd , reerded by Mr. O. B. Adduce, dew tiodetz ez to dos from the Preirtant Defenos , rad Paned werdateuely :—.• That we have heard with et deep gretidorie• that the Pretterena ot Leer heeded by abs Dom Dr. MeNele A mg Garr Wahl Ore et dr Rilinillid Preletrat Maroh, lase, et a enaltitudl sem freihealeaal Ye the reads& gretried e atiret the attem to introduce the el Maghed. pt And we desire le siwasa~hyheeetthat the iithlbi will port iondopt ot the Orgy sad the limier a a eladier corm, WI woe rest la their trltevoure natal the targiasey to liassalso lb au* lio mink brakaa op." 2118 CABB OF MR. OLIVER. COMMITTAL FOR FRAUD AND FORORRY. - - ----- William Lemon Oliver, described as a stock broker, who stands °malted to take hls aid at the dame of mimeampriatia mousy end socaritios to the vela, of 6,0001., was again brought up before Mr. AWersaa Cubits, at Guildhall, charged with appsopoisting sad °cavorting to his own um 1,00011. skarn of the North &aka Austad* Coupon , and 100 64 shares of the Crystal Palace Comp*, etrrrltl to him by Mr. Robert Swan, an Independent geatle nem, of Northumberland, for safe custody. Mr. Henry James, the counsel for the prosecution, said— The prosecutor, Mr. R. Swan, is • gmtbmnan of independent property, rorkting in Northumberland, fad he and the pri soner have been on the most friendly terms. You will dad that he delivered • box • numbs, of shares end other esouritire to the primmer to at she Landau and County Rank, and that a new lack we pissed on the box fix Cmellsmounry at the primmer's suggestion. But on the Aectist last the primmer wrote to Yr. Swan as *I SOM : - " 4, Auatiafrisrs, Aug. 2, MS, Leaks, B.C. " M o r dli diz i old Robert,-1 shall, I Mak, h am off oa yea " fbr it seem to me that yea are pain more jullve iag nile and Yet AM then le a therm la the slams at ' old Bob, er rather ' Auld Rasa: Asisisai Meted Shaw. Now, Bob, do yen think ma mat ea old !eel as to I say • word or to volunteer • astimot relative brailes' with such • man as the Irish aware*? No, now, se—int such • isobar se that; bat yet tie hunt you give is wise sad eight, sad so I shall Is es my pad If he mils. We are fully expecting to beer from Cars Our little home is sow all clear for her, and we am eariomly expecting bar visit. Bertha has laid out so sad of trip for her, and I aspect Latakia will be raniooked to give the dear old gal pleasure. I slalom you • cheque for 101. end es also • bleak swim ,• sad what I want you to do with this le jug this. I am, if you lths, lead your 1,000 N. B. A for three maths to • ersoclass man, who is anxious to get on the dimi ties of the company. For the scomunodatka he will pay you 201. down, and deposit with you 1,1001. value Man chester, filaseeld. and Lincoln Moak sad 260 Submarine Telegraph shwas, value 3601. at the loweet too, to pay you all dividends declared or deolerabia the three months, and to return to you foss of ell wane the shares at the period named, that is, three mon th s. Be has depeited with me the M. and B. stock sad the Tele graphs, sad awaits your reply. Now, as the skinks comes off at the board siostiag, Wedaseday zoos, if you apse to this (I think it is sit easy way of gettiag • Ka. apish mad up your kip and just my, Mr. M'Bewea, deliver to Kr. Oliver my deed box.—Yours, &a, R. h' i r l will then got the thane, deposit is your box Ids spas meat sad the other things—that is the 3L sad S. mid Tern graphs—sad return you the key by Mara. I could do it elsewhere, bat I offer It to rm. Let me bar by retain. Forsch &ate you to ga os, but I ham sorewsd out of him for two moaths longer 10 per oast. Trusting to me you may woos, I hope about Friday a RN believe me ever, with oar suited regards and devotion, your faithful and attached " HOLD II ot.tveri." My chest, Mr. Swim, accordingly sent up the key, ad tho box was delivered to the , but I will satisfy yea that notwithstanding his has the key the prams, as far hook se Jemmy, lad semed Murat if th e bas deposited et the L.id os awl Baia, sad withoutßerea's haewhip kteSedgei 101 the North Bridal Amnon= thew isr Nei the other 60u shame in the same cow pm, ix ameba lON. in its following. I will prove that none et *lee alma were ityeAod ea proposed for election purposes, awl that the planer, ohm be hr been in custody, has edualthel having a mound key to the box which held the essarbies, showing that the MON I have just mad was end y batesdad to blind the ',ass entor with regard to the hot of the shares Imolai beau dealt with at an 'arbor date. These ere the leading facts of the era charge ; but as them moved owe in volving mom serious charges, I wapiti shier the owns I intend to pumas. I the Irwin et the shares in imagery end .1 1 7- 1 t ' h e • Pre ir:7lo Ma pesos tamed Barry, and the nomad 600 to the Lomita awl Osawty Bank. This amuse really bears the prwarater's but it will be gonad that Mr. Swim aped 111111.1 d Weak wanders for another prpo.s, sad It le we deem which the primmer has tared to seeowat ia the menet Irsimeatios. I wee also ahoy that the sigasturs of the aleesibi wham is a bowery. Bea I Moe wee a mere sehelesehl dory of hewer, aping the plasm la the ewe of WI Crystal Paseo share., with ke abotresioi hoes the seur hew ; sad la Meet aes. tbe header hottaftell thel=hse B 7 . / aid t h e strastero in that has by a named Nabob. who wee Mthe psis..'. eogiey. Aldientla Cabitt—Does soy eon gym in &had the pricer Mr Richardson—l attend kr him. Mr. Robs. Swan said—l have lately ban raiding at rat* but am soon m I hard that the primmer was in custody. I came to London. My usual place of residence is at Alnwice, in Northumberland. I employed the primmer es my Draw Woos to the 2 mad. ad ot August last, when I reosived the letter has the Mr. lemse—bid you, In conseqnsaos of that letter, send up the key to the prisoner P Mr. Bwan—No ; for my key was In my portmeakwa at No. 24, Northumberland -street, Strand; but I wroth to him, telling him to go to Chubb'', the maker (as I thought) of the lock, and get the box open. Mr. Jame—But low was he to get the box from the London and County Bank ? Mr. Swan—l sent kiln up a written authority, directed to the swap, of the bank, for the delivery of the box to the T. I was not swan that the prisoner had • duplioate o sr my box. . Jsioss—Was there • lock on the box when you fiat brought it up from Northumberland Yr. Swan—There wee ; but the prisoner said it was • common the, and that it was not safe to have such valuable, =ander such • look. That was in November or ITer lest, and I told him to get a new look put on. Be did so, and pee me the ke,neroduced. At that time I had in the box 1,000 North British Australian shares. They were If. awes, but I bought them at Us. 9d. per share. I had also 100 Crystal Pekoe shares, which were in the box, sad I asw them there intact at the rams time. I never gave him say authority to pledge any North Bridal Australian shares to the Loudon sad County Bank, nor say shares whatever either in Justify lest or at any other time. I saw the prisoner in Neirgets ea the lit of the present math, and asked him what had became of my North British Australia shares, and ha saM they were all right, and would be re. tweeds& W. Sloe. I lad reminded him that the three maths would be up on the 3rd. I saw him again on the 2ad of this mastitis Newgate, and mid to him, "Now, be honest with um In this a&tir." What I really said was, •' Now, be candid with tee," for I very much doubted his hemety, "sad tell me exactly the widen I stand he with red to every thing you have la head of sine." He then said the North British Australian shares would not be forthcoming. He did not say where they wen on that occasion, but he sitar weeds laid me they were to the London and County Beak, earl that I meld get them beck for 6001. Alderman Caleitt—ls there suck a company as the North Bridals Australisa Mr. Ibrao—h is the North &With Ater bet it It oomarcaly called brinier. 1 err rouse with ea primer bar er tlem yews ago, art its wined to sot r .y broker ober the rme tire, or dart dim I rersesber ardlieg taptothegriarLariarOe, "i 4 the header of sore Neeehae ter mad nimbi Area Yr. Jaw—Do yea natant mike at that or say alba thm mars aaaaraaaia Om the ase trawahr P Kr. lltwes—l Welt I taa. bat I .sent fix the debt. Oa the ecowlea I rehr tir, 1 rat up, slimed, three treashes bleak. nabs., that wee previous to the tad August het. Kr. Jsrese—Wlisa the poisoner required yea to elga these treasfws blank did he Nato for whet peeper he treated time f _ _ Mr: Stria—l am quite deer se to trial be mid. It was be sorely that tbey veto the toad= el seen &Nee about to seed. Mr. Jeans—DM be tell yea that all thin treaders WWI requited der ene set of abase f Mr. swaa--1 awientood day wen. I was la Londe. for den a lodated prior to the god of August, tad saw the 'deem wady wary Aldsuety Canitt—Do day . uadaretead you that Wore galas lan deramberisad pat saw the prising every day for a gabish*, that that wee seen tine rine, tad aot fat wisidady prosodies the lad ot August Mr. derra—That Is what I ans. He sever searmadeaull te as to that date that ha hod tressierred soy et Ike Nast Artisan .ans. Mr. Janese—Whas were you who the praner's letter of dis gad et Aland reeds" you Mr. swam—l was at /dovish, fa Northumbrian, rad I returned Ina the ibliewiss sawn the ant day. " /dovish, Auguet, 18611. "My de old Crellirethaa,-1 has to adotowiedge nesse vase 101., aid ream dosarate sign* so se latf _wary into ad et vita propaied fa yeas el ad bat. I base wet the key a the des&hou, dreekso nut aka it to Chubb's, where yes wen bed monk to buy tie lea ark an down they will he ells se epos it dr yes. Tats ea what to weeded, wed nay an leek t, a 1 tow the bey le ay t eit Mrs. Dreolisfe. papaw isnag bent ea nobs a tins for the straw at ewe pa., boa N. nag with an I Irma, arty sa Woodsy morning, dile a thee te nest Carew lier atrivel at the railway eleds. I •Ni son slhe will be win ha ressaisa mad Dada's kledres sad what I an oaten mho will ewer has • lik sad gnats! reediados of, for she bao bar bos w om I da s nver-dybs Goma. (Tbe add dog still hes • open a pony la bin.) Advise nreenew that this has eirekW you pet weenaka es you wined, with Mw Hest,, Wine in slaws the truthful, " &akar Dog, Boa." Mr. J.—Why Md yes hill bin to go to Chubles to get da hos an Mr. litiran—Beames I was wader the inti that No primer Meat ibs bps! at Chub's. I ttwiialsad Mot that it was s Chabb'e lock, but 1 comet positively ley that he ewe aid no. Mr. James—Did you ever receive a blank to sign for the transfer of the 1,000 Aurae North British Australian P Mr. Bwaa—l did. It came with the letter of the hid of Aogost, and I returned it signed on the following day, wit nessed Iry Dr. Hadley, of Alnwick. Mr. James—When you saw the prisoner In Newgate, did he say the North British Australian shares would be re turned so soon as they had been used foe the purpose men tionsd in his letter to you P Mr. Swan—The first time I saw him in Newest* I re minded hint that the three months would expire on the 3rd of Novetaber, and asked him if the shares would be forth ooWng, and him reply was, that they would be delivered at his oir by the party who had borrowed them. When I saw him again, the next day, be said they were at the Lon don and County Bank. He mid they were pledged, and could not be redeemed for lee than 0001., but he did not mention the name of Barry as having any of these shares. Mr. James—Look at the book produced, and say if that treashr is signed by you. Mr. Erim—l can say most positively that the signature is 7Krhaadwriting. James—Did you ever . piec• that Senators to the treads al those 600 North British Australian shares I" Mr. Bina—Never, sir. Mr. Jamee—Your sigastme purports to be attested by Caroline Bowes. Now tell ma if that alteration is in her hiadwritiag. Kr. Bwent—l know her handwriting, but that is not her i t a l k amee—That transfer is dated in January last. Now do you know when Csrodne Bowen was at that time ? Mr. Swan—Tee. Ohs wallet Posh. I areerkseve her witness any traneter of mine. I positively say that no transfer of the shams wee ever signed by me. The transfer of 600 shares in the some company, dated find of August, also been my own sieuature, and purports lobe by Caroline Bowen, but it is not in bar handwriting, neither did I sign the transfer of time shares. I believe that these two transfers, which bear my avatars, are the same which I Sped In blank, at the prisoners request, for the trawler of the Man chester and Sheffield stock some time ego. ... .... .... . . .. Alderman Cubist—Was It three months, twelve maths, or two 1111111 ago lb Mr. Swan—ln October, 1867, there were some Scottish Australian investments sold, and I had to sign a transfer of 600, and as far as 1 can reoollect, it was at that time that I signed several transfers, being under the impreesion that they were necessary. Caroline Bowen was in Paris in August, and 1 was in Northumberland. Mr. James—Did the prisoner, in the month of January or August, hand over to you any notice from Mr. Budge, the Secretary to the North British Australian Company, stangthat your shares had bean transferred P Mr . ..fiwanLNo, sir. Never. Mr. Badge said—l am wanstary to the North British Australian Company, 27, New Broad-street. I produce the register of shareholders. Previous to the 18th of Joinery last Mr. Swan's name appeared in oar books as the bolder of 1,000 of our shares, Nos. 166,736 to 167,434, Nos. 116,204 to 116403, sad Nos. 177,206 to 177,306. Oa or about the 19th of January I received notice at the transfer of there shares. On the 16th of January last the transfer deed for 600 shares from Mr. Swan to Mr. Barry of the Stock Exchange. Mr. ?amesi•Which numbers arms those? Kr. Butip—They were 166,736 to 167,434. The date of the treader is the 16th of January, end those shares wore duly tramehrrei is oar books to Mr. Barry. Bakes making the truer/kr la oar books I mat the notice "admired to " Mr. Swan, oars of W. L. Oliver, 4, Anatintriars," that bag the prosecutor's registned address. Alderman Cubist—That being hie registered addrose then yyoon knew of no other which would be safe to direct ouch document, to with matey P Mr. Hodge.—Certainly not, dr. Mr. Jamco—l propose to prove service of a notice on the primer to produce the nodes of treader. Mr. Bkkardson—We shalt the service. Mr. Jamee—Did you nodes any other dad of treader re lating to other dares Mr. Bodge—Yes, sir. On the 26th of Jot a deed of 600 shores North British Aurtraliaa wee atom dim—the date of that trawler is the 23rd d J y—tront " Robert Swan, 4, Amdatriers, to Wm. M`Kewan and Jim Grey, of 21, Lornbard-strest." The ambers of those 600 shares are 156,736 to 167,434-116,204 to 116,403 — sad 177,206 to 177,306. I sent a notice to Mr. Swan at that treader also, and 1 afterwards transferred Moos shame In the book to the names of M./Leman sod Orey, of the Lades and County Bent. Mr. John Hill, a stockbroker, of the Ina of Simms and Wu, of 3, Berstolosorw-keno, mid the primer is not • roam bre of the Stork Ilichaege. Mr. James—Have you bad any dealings with the prisoner la the meth d Jaauary, or previous ? Mr. had, sir. On the 12th of January lad we sold for Idea 600 North British Australian sharer toll.r. Henry, member Jr the the primmer the deed cf transfer. and the shares were traria (erred from the cane of Hobert Swan to that of Horace 7 . The numbers of the shares sold to Barry were 1 1 611736 to 167,434. Mr. James Grey, chief accountant at the London and County Beak, rid—lt is my duty to know what warlike an deposited at our beak foe safe melody. There we. a box deposited there belonging to Mc. Blew. It was deposited by the prisoner, and to the beet of my recollsotion It had the name of Swan epos it. It wee no pert of my ditty to broom acquainted with the ccatinUi of the box. Our bank damned a sum of 6004 on some North British Ansi/ellen shares in July last. Os the 3rd of that south the primmer deposited 1,000 shares of that misplay, mad hams the otruflostes of them here. The numbers are 166,736 to 167,434, 116,204 to 116,403, and 177,206 to 177,306, making 600 shares. Mr.lads (chief clerk)—But how many chores did you derma the 60W. upon Mr. Gray-1,000, sir. I remaired the Minder and oartifl cabs from the prisoner, and I delivered them to the moretary of the oompany. Csroline Bowen said—l tinkle at No. 4, Rae de la Cor dime, Bt. Room 4, Paris. The signature to the deed of bonder, dated the 16th January, is not my baadwriting. I hewer witnessed any such document ea that. Mr. Jame—Look at the trsne of the 23rd of July, and tall me if that is your signature. Caroline Bowen—lt is not. On the 16th of January and the 23rd of July I was in Paris. Prisoner—May 1 be allowed to look at that transfer Mr. Roe, the summosiag Mbar, wee hem about to band the book for the gramme to inspect, when Mr. Budge, the secretary of the company, rushed forward sad matched this book from Mr. Roe. Henry Smith, a clerk is the employ of Yews. Chubb, of St Pser•-okurcbyard, mid—l bays examined Um box pro duced. Ms look warn savor made at our boon. It la s comma lock, mode to resemble in Brsinsies pa tent. It is ma ordinary lace, sad tbe opined by m com mon key. It doss sot appear to bays been picked or broad. - - - - - - - • - - • • • Alder Man Cabin—lt it Y a 00111810 M look that mold he =lswith an ordiaary key, I pre mans yea would not be to d tell whether it bed Moo opened hy either a picklock or key, as there would be no marks of violates upon It. Remy Smith—That is se, Ir. Mammas Cubic—Thea I epprdesad the box might have teen aped without force. Maw y Smith—Certainly, Mr. Gamy Jobe Ombra maid—l eat the *Motel sadism appsiased under the prisoner's benbetptay. I produce the box he quiche. I received it tress the reeesertin la bask- I VlMensa 112 apprehmded the prleoaer cm the 26th of October ea mother charge, sad I took parsed= of a bunch of Wits keys, width I gave to Mr. Stubbs, one of the massagers of the Beakrumey Court. I malocited the hot produced with one et shoes keys. Kr. Thomas Edward Stubbs am the Court of Bankruptcy. I remind Mb, keys hem iM Mime, whieh I mow prodeca Kr. Berea re-celled—l saw them ohms sah about this time last year. i as gave the prismar say wallearity to remove thee or deal with them la say way whatever prior to the led of August het. Mr. James—That is the whole it the widows la the first cam, with the azoeptioa tithe led riskaing. whose purport' to attest the homier of MOM Ike ffeeth= Australian shares; sad I ma given to madersamil that he will be Iceiheaselag at dm trieL I wM, thine" aow pro mod Irak the grew charge cd *rimy. Mr. Wittiest Hwy Dawson estd—l sea tread* clerk to the Crystal Palace Company. • Ilemktes the deed diameter of 100 .ftelal PaMessiowes, dead he October Ira, and the ftaaft apron le have lima made hem Rebirt Swim to Mr. Anselem, el 12, Oupdoll-sma. I Nat • aide 4 die busier Is Mr. Swat, at A Aullaiders, is the an d the prisoner. I. pureness, it the tramiler I ham registered Mr. Gewalt as the halm of them Ames. Charles Wham,el M, Thel=amtreet, Add —l am not • dock halm . I ma Meek Mr. lemse—Did yea in Omaha haywire, try Crystal Palace shams et the petemem f Mr. Wltan—lt was sa the MY of tbat math I poximead 100 shims hr 11111., mad he dalhand to use the troashr pro duced. Thesigassure d haler Smut was the. attached to Met Your, with the attestation at James rekretag. I shaver& sold them and &dimmed ths Washy he Mr. Ameisra. Mr. Ikea. Autism maid—l awry ca Imams as a sleek balm at 111, Oopthall-ceert. Oa the Ma of October last I assolved ban Mr. Waists 100 Crystal Palms shares. I woe mein fere Mr. Freak Caserteill, out this remade was the docasent I waived. It is la the rue Mate as whoa I Ant remind it with the sampan of the mew it Contain been Apes Y. After Mr. Comendli had Aped ir I hr weeded It to the calm of the *sway. Mr. James—Let Mr. Sweet Mend ap Did you hem 100 Crystal Palos. Ames is the 13th of Omahas het ? Mr. SAKI had the sertifostes it then lo this ham, sad I. the beet elm meallestkm I saw them ash shwa this thee last year. I ma perfectly metals I newt pas the ydeomer any authority to sell dirk tommes Utey wen worth X. IS the ramket Nino time bock, tni Widow ail I WI War lave sold them than, and I agreed with him ; but as I had allowed the opportunity to slip, I told him I would hold on to this. now in the expectation of getting a dividend on them. I never authorised him to sell them or to sign my name to as treader of them. The signature " Role. Bean "to this treader is not in my handwriting nor is ft written by my authority. Hen informed me he had tranderred they shares. Oa the 18th of October, 1868, I wee at Paris. Jams Pioluelag, who jourporta to be the attesting wham to the signature of that treaefr, was, I believe, the prbonse's clerk. Whoa I saw the prisoner in Newpte I asked him about they shares, end he said they were in the box, but co mwduleg the content' of the box I found they were not there. Mr. Richardson—Did you Owe the shares in the box yourself ? Mr. Swan—l did. Mr. Richardson—Did you see them in the box at any time after you delivered than to the prisoner l' Mr. Swan—l did, for the box bee been opened in my pre. sena since the prisoner first had it in his posesssion. I opened the box to get at my will, but es soon as I got Thai 1 wanted I took no heed of any Wag OWL Mr. Richardson—Was the box se full then as when you first delivered ft to the prisoner ? Mr. Swan—lt wee not, for I noticed that the North British Australian sham had been taken out, and I asked him where they were, and he mid they were lent for a P r a lichardson—When you saw him la Newgate did you not my if be would tell you everything you would hesive• him mid not prosecute him P Mr. Swan—Never in my life, for I had made up my sided for the worst. I asked him to tell or. everything, as it wenid do him neither good nor harm, but it was more likely It might do him good. Mr. James—When did you first give the box into the priecaer's possession. At any time, I mean P Mr. Swan—About two years ago, but the new lock was put on it by the prisoner about the end of last year. The lock was changed in his office, and the box was then deposited at the London and County Beak. Mr. James-Had the box ever been deposited at that bank tutored's new look was pat on P Mr. Swan—Oh yes. sir, and I have here the original de posit note. The shame Were first deposited in the box two rue ago end the prisoner placed the box at the bank under my directions. I took my will out of the box somewhere about the Ist or 3rd of September last, and I went to Paris on the 4th. That was the time the told me the North British Australian shares were deposited wording to hie letter of ens tad at August. Mr. Jame.—There is some writing at the bottom of the order AN the delivery of the box from the beak. Was that there when you meths order to the prisoner P Mr. Swan—lt was not, sir. I gave the primmer a general authority y tosathaiii rendes dividends; bent not to transfer alums without_m7. Mr. RiA ends arth ? m--Hed he any written authority to twelve ths divid Ifr.ifires-LOll, yes, in letters which I wrote to him, sad the diarist canpeolar, authorising them to pay him, but no menthe was made of transfering In that authority. Mr. Grey recalled—The order produced was presented at the beak by the prisoner or his clerk, and the box delivered to him, sad the order has been in our possession ever since. Mr. James—ls ihs name on that order of William Lemon Oliver the migditnre of the prisoner ? Mr. Grey—l think it is in the prisoner's handwriting. Crtim-ezendned—The box weenot opened at thesak and no one bed Goons to it there. Alderman Cnbitt—lintif Ohm — had gone to the beak with the key of the box, would he have been allowed to bike any thing out f Mr. Orey—l only know the box es reosiving it from Oliver. Aldermen Cnbitb—Then he would of course have moue to it without an order. _ Mr. Imes now ask you to commit the primer for trial fat appropriating sad converting to hie own ums, in violation if gelid fatb, the 1,000 North British Australian *bares, and die 100 Crynal Pabos sham, mad she spat the MOM indest ammo of Aldan's& Cutett—Wl d r e9 s . i to the Crystal Palace shares, will that net he It appear to me that the feet of the box being at the bank for sets our smiths prisoner's getting it away and abstracting the shares without Mr. Swan's knowledge or authority, would commilate the off®a of stealing. Mr.Jemes—The box has to • certain extant been entrusted to the pawner, end my clients were rather afraid it might be termed • comernative ponmesion ; but, at the same time, I am quite repaid to adopt your view of the offence, and to ask that the pawner be committed for the Weeny. Aldermen Cubitt—l can only deem it • stealing of the shares, bemuse the prossonlor did not even know that the =hid mend ey, sad be gave him no auth to of the a k shares. And lam think that if it w e a r lar may in the meow" it most be • larceny In the other relat ing to the 1,000 North British Australian shares. Mr. lame—Than I will ask you to commit the prisoner on the two charges of larceny as well as that of forgery. Aldermen Cubitt—l am about to commit you for trial, prisoner ; but before doing so, it Is my duty to caution you. You ere not bound to say anything ; but whatever you do say will be taken down in writing, and given in evidence against you on your trial. Prisoner—l have the belief, sir, that if lam remanded, end have wore to various documents to which I am now dueled mecums, that I shall be able at any rate to 'elute the graver charge U not the other one. Deliberately I say it, I did not steal the North British Australian shares. Aldermen Cubits—Where are those doormats P Prisoner—ln the Bankruptcy Court. lases—Bvery opportunity shall be afforded to the primoser's sellettor to inspect every dommat connected with this are, but is Meats object to allowing the prisoner the absolute pose of any of than. Prison—l do not want it Aldermaw Cobitt—No good as aria from a roma, ea yos will hare every facility in Newgate to prepare to meet the chines spinet you. You therefore stead committed for trial upoa a charge of forgery sad two charges of humpy. TES L 42.1 AMASSINATION IN THB QUEEN'S COIIIITY. The following additional particulars in reference to the assmeination of Mr. Ely la the Queen's County, are from the Awasan's Journal of Yesterday : " The deceased gentleman was unmarried, and about 82 years of age. Re resided in a picturesque; cottage, which was close 'NW Balsghmore Castle, the residence of his brother ' Robert Ely, Req. Those houses were not more than 200 yards apart, and a sister was also an inmate of the male. The deceased was in the habit of daily taking his meals at their mansion and returning punctually to sleep at his own hoses. On Ft iday about 20 minutes past 8 o'clock, after dinner, end passing the evening with his brother and aster, to whom be was much attached, he proceeded home wards by • pmeagethrough the farm-yard, and whilst paring through a ails into a small shrubbery leading to his how*, he was fired at by an anemia who lay there in ambush. After the occurrence the Burris-in-Orsory police, under Mr. Mallen, were soon on the spot, and discovered, in • smell shade of trees, within seven yards of where Mr. Ely left, .a hat which it has bean wow teased Wasp to • .an named James Delany, who' nada with his Whir en pair of 84 Charles Coote's estate, • Ghee Misr. from Beach was made be Delay, bet Is sot bow at lit residence since, and the palm ere seemly in planat. A Ascription of him his he.. litsswdel to the Mims polioe eta/ow. It hes issarglnd that shout a Arlaisis since, whoa WNW' Mite ailmlad at the ogee of Sir Charles Ceeeee agar, far the prima of paying sat, the agent ocenpliil et Dolasfe booplag groylwasdA sod of hie oat Jlllllllll Wig s pwohar. Dilly doodad that be had ray digs, _wed Wheel M take hie oath to OW diet, end Wow" Mr. Rioluirl Ely, who wee petrust, slated be was isrprisol that Dairy could arta owe a statement is Ids betattg—or woods to that Shot The wog t--= tore • receipt whisk Its bad poogorsi Err De , sarhe wage make the fa is be paid if Delsay did not get rid of the dogs. Wary, eke Imams ssopootal, brow horse a good charade: Abseil kw ago be was triad at the ammo at Nesigli for the emir of a maw wowed Kkhow, mi t ig y bibs, was IWO ray ef eeee yams' bytkosowsb Ths las = rb st Wooded by ail the emery ths sonowsibg diktat sad • good }stay et the peasantry." bui Ta bo n vie Foo s Y esamigsbis saTeaDAY. 6o --l o resterda beiw. be y morn b.... in sessibia. , from an early hour the metropolis wee enveloped la a dense fog, which proven's& ustil the evading, sad several minor casu alties tool plan daring the day. At the mean ports of = l ,: i. r. cziarly in the distriete of the Itch, ' Ilagaimad, Steposy, Boet e t,_ hasimin wee coaehlarshiy Miami* and the s al b r op= slier sin lighted up for home. The trace of the seeim-bails about bridge was somewhat checked, and The a."" Viliab d liii i• ibi lilake Peel ware chis hequentl ot st"migg y in collis stop it i wi rw rich W" tit ether, end may oath, re f and ether etema-packets wen behind the semi time of snivel. The trains cm moot of the railways, way ohm time, end as ter as email be esmemined, se _Norio= oissidenie scowled. A men named home Mideeid A wns ied bite the London la consegassise Merles mosived by lb aC bass the Asa of • waggon la the Mile-end-road yes. " tmda , evades by coming in contact with Madre whisk jerked him off on to the roadway, wtseteby le meteised a frsetum of the kit leg. A bloom amid holder, while psalm dew the .rtes quay of the London Doti% by seen mesas daring the density el= fell into the water, bat wee roomed. Another happened be • hongereen minted Nat& White, r im : cawho slipped off the towiagpath of the Old Fs, .toad, Bow. With ropes be vs. romeed: °thin ambionts wen reported, OM none were of • swim* sawn. The Royal Comendelionere continued their inquiry =wet Weeded& Al,rom end will it goat an mt.