The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-01 00:00:00

......." -r 3 4 111 - - 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1856. . . • - . .. • . dinned her flier to isle her apneeenes at lis hew. MARKETS. BAILED. he midi lei without inimistag. Be deal II Was gat --..- . ._ _ _ . _ . _. . 1713 CASE OP IMPOSI27ON AT WOLTZ& l eans , so 4 , onrhans „ m a in w e p oses _t ross i rd g eft e t-- ._ . Sato lenttlelligenCt e sad lie envied to lOrTe her. HAMPTON. Mr. Long-That was °wise to her had eileduct t --4.--- AtanaltDlllolo LI.INVOOI. °WOW r. to .. pens in nab a meeting, whether ti&.l were preeesten die - • 'eaten or tot , sad the defesdents hod very properly spoil- -. 0 .--. Mr. Cotter 11-Yen. sir ; and I centered her to have. She lieumws-Inte, October SI, to .... . "Ma The Col a ? Coeeteible of Weiverhienneali oesithillee ; shed thrsugb their 'elicitor for havieg been lad to mew* ADMIRALTY COURT . -OCT. 31. came alias late ibe boom. opk ti o I tuned her oat with the with an upward tendons), and little offering, and prints litsmaT Carets - from Cardiff, October 30, 1 , ; ',::: ''''''' .....linQ COTTON.- LIVIIMOOL, Ocr. 31.-The market closed * 4 ,7:".L. - er 4 "• ...t .C' Q L e d t tc .. o e..tobsr otte B3 b , er ri te . to '' "'"'el'i estith., ••••- 1 8ses Is rewires barn from ail parts elite kiegdom, throwieg Isaac disorder ; still the oraos was diffused gad pualehable fove a e IS• InenleUTolle swishes" of my barmy' god amether lierlon. She then of American an nearly if aot vein Id. per lb. dearer Pune Howa Geer Cardiff, ° m o w to. , 0:76 ....... e .,,,. birth. lean Mtn the wity esteleordiearY weer of the in a different way to tbe are serkus one of disturb/a/ on- PHI passe 71310116111.-i-SALTA OI . bowels very violent, end with a Item sensaLed • pane of scum& Tat the emu hem 'linable% sod lied then i ern .flon of protestant disinters, sad he (Mr. Leigh) The Fumy Fortis:4r was a large ship which, rte her glass which coat s h oa t Si. I laid hold of her, bet she got dearer, bat ail other /OM are unchanged. Tim sales Carr or tune - from Gramend, October al, ti,."'' OA% *bail Iset week. Berate sod Egyptians are td. per lb rounestres--fram Gummed, Ometer 3' to - " lived In the madly of a money pewees , sa els• stated, , wou ld loath the anass 4 so .. s . to their °acne _ ry remedy at voyage to Ulu country, laden with gesno, went aped the away . V I followed ber, sad it was with peat difficult, en 10,000 boles-1,600 for export and a like geniality on c oom _ isoist c oedit omba , en t 0 . ; . :. .......... . ha e ZkL4 as Wee ; bet the 1 14 • 44 • 41 . 411 swilw 9l ll l d wile bile reeennee . law, for as fu as the stellate wee emenued, soda lIIIMIi Arklow Bank, . ff the coast of Indeed. en the 8:b it July that I was able to peones her from dolag m a onion speaelatlon-euepritieg 370 Puna. and Mersiehms, ilit oneonste-seta them, osso - as my, t ',;"'"''• uftis; are nee ear y_ creditable. Mr. Fenn% of the Quota% I thnes's% infonaut°. was laid. be did au think eniugb last. By the aid, bowever, of •• number of pilots cad die ieieri• -Dm she strike von ? to 71d. •80 Bakis, 61d. to fit. ; 230 Egyptian, old. to 8.1. ; Downie-from Poole. October 110, t o "`"--...lestes s , Fury Wit s RIM Works teas, write 00 ay AM On erle I lead treaspired before him to sable it oneleaive that the Liverpool Steam Tug Companyothe wee ra mmed. Anti a• M r. sod 1,000 Sara 3d. to 41d. per lb. Diana-from Gram...std. October 91, to .. ......-- Cottrell-Ite I air • an d it his mein es rata he throe week% "mike the nein congregates was of that rartimiler elesecriptiem in the at. wen now brought by the empany sad the other 'elven Mr. Pe Yt t ted . d the tried to bits me Durum or Nowbuniumiano -Wm Gravesinc ....... lith "he Of Aneatatia Haggard. Be had an meanest elowaster j templatio• of the legislature when die ain e! parliament was to weever compeseatioa tor their servile& and other perrons who were sesistimg me. WOOL, OIL, it DYEWOODS, Limmoot, Nov. 1.- ,Ll, Darts - h am Ooseeseud, October el, to ......, 7b_ ' 4 •11 with bar from the metros of the Liverpool Workboue, ' pseud. Tbe ease was then dismissed.- WoheerAmemtow Dr. Lushiagton awarded the salvoes the sum et 6001, ofid that whit b • bad Korridllo. D U. setrat of Pollee, ea--, t Wool :-Bineo oar last monthly circular, the wool market has g b „,..,, a _m m i c 05e ,.. 4 , oeub ., 11. to .. -. me wl bat ladies her get fa mote estraindlasey lalashoode. she m eo w s , which 3001. wee apprehend te th e nanny. hi" of the W ilts "' s e e lead, • "Prate Menge' I n P bees meek depressed, and • smaiderable failiag off in the &Ma OP Bewarr- from Ns IL, October . 39: le. woo dismined ; sod Dlr. Nylon states that flit Meat ha away. She threw hessell ea t he rehe a t a" "retche d his demand is spousal, which is caused by the unsettled state l'elneelLall-froon Swansea, OM 30, to_ .. Moo -- hog uses heard, he his reason to believe the bad here fate. Had it sot bees foe his coat, she would have doge of moaner, affairs, and the striageat mementos adopted by Yeento - ham Valmlath , October 29, t0.....7„ .... • • seismeed with a Nee is whisk her Itheband hod bees SPORTING. COURT OF EANKRUPTCY.-OCT. 31. him a swims 'ajar,. lows Ems- from Gemmed, October 31 ti; "' "'swat the Bank of Begland. Ts nth • degree has the pressure jaw _ Law g„„,... ~.. ___ _ _ , .... , , _ ......... .... 1...„ m egmesom of bigay, awl treosperted. Mr. Fortes aim Th. Pn eeses was awed fa' for hteakle l3 the Sheet or ea been curled, in th e midst of • general end Intuitive trade, ift w e ns _ft ow um .,,,„„,,...."„,,, r0b .", 1r 0 r ,..4 ...il 4 add" the the pen ia which elm apposes se he droned is -vs- unman eta. Weinelleointareislwar•On. math, in default of payment; 20.., or in default of pay- that load complaiets from all quarters are heard, altainst LTDIAL-from Ormond. October 31, to . : ...... -- "' 11 " 41 111 lie phoney\ was one glass her dense her mines with WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. IN ILE NONTt. meet, 14 days, for the mash ea Mr. C 001 1 111; and 104 lel the present banking system, when must lead eventually, to LAWaSPCS reme- frog Ocubee .. ... ii - .... • hew Si.. The semeleiten that she h a aunts mom las shwa wannailiniT. (Contused hot yeateidaye Fajwins. 7 days, tor tee assault on the policeman. • Itee the establisbuteat of laws more conducive to commers.sl tiosina-trom Gravesend, October 31, to. ~.......... ,„,._ Ise tem sesamed by a letter whisk has been received temi Tun 11011131.1 Baca , a baadion of 6 son. sub, with 30 LAMBETH . Wes - from Gunned. October 31 to -*"" wie The Commimioner-1 am ezoserated from the neersityinterests, better calculated to give facilities to bashes% umumme _ fras , airdiff. ~, 30, .. i;;•••••••.......114. 4 „I.lllldik. to the dint that she was there marred ille • added,. "math WSW@ extra. Two allot (17 subs) „, i ,„ . „ i .„ o th enod t u d omon a b ombes 2 a main son H en ry Simpson, alias Williams, a Hatt-of-have man. rather than underrates the stability of trade, without say 1,,_ 05 , u sespo d. p e a ce st. t 0... :••••• .... .............b est WAIN about three years ago. Mr. Deiveneffs led Amu by lobs o' (Meat, lyre. list 7lb - . '1 "'.' ' spree, d HenryMitchell,a person known to the polio. , were vial are for so doing . It is not to woedered at, when it rear s .- from Liverpool, Ootober 91 - *******'•""-,Legew for sent/nee with what has bees said on behalf of the an _ _ _..,. to ............ • La Mad in oar last (says the Wolveritainfon CArcesic'e), (0 ' stee l 1 tin" the . pat forward b the bane I obl iged with burglarious', breaking SIM eating' toe Meese known that the minimum rote of the Bank of Bap Ilsesuo- from Liverpool , October 31, t 0...... ••••••••et . Kr. W.Ordwrff• Mean (li.b), aged, lest UM (Zunis 2 assignees. a.- ova y bankrupt ,October SO to ".-"'"- OBIS bodensoll the gemilmeade se Netrzastoi-on- Tye', woo yr. Mtn% Pima% eno wet 4 th (H. 3 think this is, in its peeing features-sod I might almost say dwellisg-house of Mr. Thomas Roberts, linendraper, No. 2, lied was 8 per seat. for short doted bills, that • general ti:111T-tram ~ .............. __ ni t Leeks. deep and creditable an thiereit is her 1 8 lin Beim ffilletoe, 4 yrs, ast LietelpmeL that she had °Maimed a situation at Chester. Th e g e n ow l as w on www 11•1101101.61111 or Denim- from Q nAo ' -", OWN :-0•71s41, Nonneb, Cardiff Lam, estishotoey as to me position is which tho estate ha bete iateat to seal, sad steeling therein 1,210 yards of silk, and way to despondency. Owing to the liglitness of stooks of useoseao _ isoos Q .,,,,,, m „. , octobe , 29, OfX . her X, 1, 4 , r Om west to Chester was metered certain by a tolegre- g un k,. p im a thutha. Hoptee. B towline. tatlord , Pm It- placed by the seamen Tiny have punned, in my opinion, a variety of other property , amounting in all to 3301. nearly all deserfotions of wool, the vales has oot materially maim , r ew _k bei g e mb eme m e , O cto b er 31. 7 ,i,.7---Akeb Metenuelestioa melted es Wednesday last, to the BMWs 4to 1 agst Phantom , 6to 1 eget Nonslish. 6to a very Jeanne coarse • bet they 'scald have failed in ear- Sergeant James Pay, BP, sait-Tbis morning, at about a declined, holders an ewer* that consamen are not in re ma... T -from urevemm, wo w 31. to ... : . 7 . ... ; ..11m e ant that she had there preened the commies of torn I ages s was i ii i, ft , 1 begat Feats., 10 to 1 age , Red Ron rites oat tkateerume it had sot been eatisted by the quarter to 2 o'clock, I was on duty in the Old Kent-road, session of say great quantity, and in most instances, meet biomes Cunene-front Grave-and , October IL . i i • ,....7 0 :3 ti es thet cheep of baling robbed bor. • espy of the Wm by a length; tour lengths b etween the mood and sailer and earnest alerts of the bankrupt. But for one and as I paned the bow of Mr. Roberts, a draper there, I the buyers etiffiy, who only operate on a limited scale ; 9..crev7•0 41 . 1 . 1 mtg001, October 31, to ........... ........ 0 .,... 41.141"1.11. has view he" male" , es this elk" t hee se l•t e third ; Owe Ingthe between third sad fourth . Stasakad fonimaad th at is a belt which lam bound an to es- heard a noise in the shop, which induced me to stop. lin some instances, importers show no disposition to sell Pi' 8114 ,.."0'n U ZIP C.3I. _ caber 3 te,,........ 1 1 1 riot. MOD LOWAID-••• Liverpool Oct o be r 91 •es th e set iesteat she apt s i red b e f ore t b e m a yor .1 Cheater. cad Galled won Palled up , cad did set pees tbe poet. No temate, melees len &tree' pounds for it-the on fault of went to the door, and on luting through a envies at the at a reduction , probably this may ar i se front 72 ,,, p.. o.._from co ___ 0...2 _ :,.._, to_ .. _M t = at the Tows Hall, sad is die name of August's Haggett slam centrui is any Fart of the rage. " ts ......... - '' tali semen% I should ban summed up this cue as at side of it I perceived a light, and saw two persona. The belief, of the drain of bullion being temporary From the ft o ., 0 , „,„ ar ,,,,_71 Cardif f Cobb ee ~,,, ta.. newl ea preeented three Ma, named Jolts Reet 3ll4 "Tr , Robert WORCWITZWiNtan °sewn Wrier, terintsonsen, a &0., ems el-arly aad indisputably entitled to • ant-class ow- prisoner flimpeon bold the light sad Mitchell wee actively last aceenents from America, we learn, that the prices for Rout Amu-from Greenoce, October 29, to ... ....:1;h 4114 e1 Weigel; and John White, for felon. Re story SS t - -s 0- - het 9 • 448 • 1 04 20 says stab, I to, and 6 allr if deelanol,4 tilisate, even apes the moat Meboisal view that mold be engaged in packing op the goods 'in bundles. Daniel Row- wool in the United States , o ff er hedueements to shipper' , luemow-ersta Ore./wed, Ostotor 01, t o .. ... ... .. ?rot an tte Mender previoes she same by • reales, to Cluster ,oits 1 00 ode... Toe - ---- ---- sisal " eras I ne Mah e ; `Arta"' takes of the words of tho eat of parliament. For I es:mot bathes', a constable, was with me, and after we had stood and it is not unlikely that a good portion of OW reduced elms llouir7frolle Newkset. .!!!:. ‘. 9lotober IT, M.. 76 = B, M i ' mu about one ...:o k, having with her a carpet b.S, en- w i oasee ewe. About p ow miles. ( 19 sib., 6of who. bet eamithey that the bearhet. la en 'Are _th a totally helloing for • few minutes I sent him for *sacker @tette may be forwarded then, these prospects render the gl os imfr a - na "f l i t io ' se ons ;=;,, , "& e a t ,,, e i i. te ,„-----...easi Maim westing apparel, wad rather more than three deadeped,)-- ... , new Igen& at beim% me ia which the call mostable,and in a short time he retained with on. I then probability of any !great decline here very doubtful. wicauream_irm. ors,“..d. October ,I. ._ . .......... _D e b a ivereiges. When the got oat of the carrier. she said she dr. Bois, POOL I ore, flet 41b - . (D. W =l '= 7 eye -W ad sakidadsa do not exist, may sent this constable to the back of the hone, to see tbat no Throughout the =nuts:tering towns , the whole of the tor, eyaaluy- Iron Uaerpool , mums 31, I t : . -•••-• roma saw the three prises's; lookieg into the eanieges, th e yr . Tyre% gem el ati, eg o s, gm l a m ___ . ( 2 carpet beg beieg then leader the seat. She gave the Mr. L ciaerg lesore Swirees 111 hi. efed, eat 7lb ..... ...... (Small 8 bow halm Mao 818 • Wilder-ratted Wheats of person passed that say, sod if any me attempted to amass mills mete to be ie fall operation, but all act, in purchasing, Mr. n est 71b .. ~..... .. (Barrews) 4 . . . . the week whisk bas tad andevedurn, and that this may is that way to give an alarm for amiateeine. I stood in front with the utmost endue, from the uneertsinty hanging over bi g so 114"sssrs ' Is carry tee bet late the "he" of the TkillsEllWillig also VIM well. : Teddealey, - British Sailor, LOC. se mote upon m uniamidable Remised entafoessee. If it 'Ryser, asd in about four Minutes after permind that the the future; before loom, it is expected the pressure will have VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL sews, Wed to show her • lodreg, she beteg a Manger , L ,_ _ no esplais, thin. Tbs Owes prisons, walked her about for some time, Trteenlen. Liverpool Boy, Totality., Taffy, hod hen • matter tie Ile the Prise of Mtn, or the pries of light weal put out, but woe after it was lighted again. Boon subsided, s od events preset' more favourable appearances.„,-. . - mammy from uucutta for Louden, Sept.l7, ki tem and thee while vie west tato a shop to pot chaste to des ••• relMni° 66 " l . le might have elemegte of merentile calculatiou to after the shutter-bar of the door was unfastened on the tun- At the prison time the sales progressing in London, leave '7.7 23.0 , w. o Bating: 6to 1 spit Emigrant, 6to 1 apt British Sailor, ■ Ida in his Resolutio n ; bat in • totally new twenties, side, and the door was opened gently. Lesion se it opened expetientied a decline in floe wool , of Id. to ltd. per lb., c i mmtra , from Airman for Falmouth, Await 7, 10.11304, r ille e bb,... ehiPe . e . se t e .,l* the , nee a thehe be s u Ptiwu ow ;b a rs : a w n baiwayweewito the bo p. ". 7to 1 nab eget Teta-rosy& sad Star of B land, Bto lent atetally se w ondertakin, I think he may be very fairly emit half on feet I rushed is and took the Prisoner Simnel% but is thew last few days, they have shown greater firmer, 'a: le g. la ------- --- r" ----- --- - - '--- • - -te - - not in the t Taff sad Potter, 10 to 1 h es:t i ll ford esd sautend II he indkolealled the coat of the productions width who was sheerest Um door, aad who, I hen no doubt, nee as a good quentity was withdrawn ;this is evidence in some Oolde• Age. of 'Ammo; from Calabar, IlepLIL let.4l%biele Arm at the time spoken of, but the presecutriz so distinctly OP aelatified him as see of the to who had robbed her, that 1 B At II 7 2 - deli WI bad nadertaltem to fendelt to the Crystal Liverpool Hoy. ant, to wee takes about Brl Palen Company. the penes who opened it. He made &denude blow at me =WWI that a market 'lief be glutted: had • portion of Remover (ship), from Londoo. standing vet, with the WM lA% Oct. It, off the Lizard. Baler. Sparehford. Tenney* Taffy, Liverpool Boy, I ban observed theeingleeet the prostediegs borers me that with this towbar . Mere the witness exhibited a house- the Austnlisn remained hers to be sold, the result might M end Redresses were sommarey amulet". and *ensued ..,_„____lnduarie, from Newcaatle for Coruitantbaip • Ix.* ley The Ct i fell 'in the E • he bee emanated lama with the utmost freaks's', so breathes instrument called a " jimmy.") Bet I have been different, and the importer meolt benefited, as it 3 ,,,, ei ,,, stb ac i i. e . f ro m Dud a . No kli.f T. sash to three swaths' imprisonmeet. On that messises she ••._ 444 , . sad ,_ dP • . earlyrase. migrant _ ._ _ samba alio,: . that ha has atatautatedfor Su Framisto, ht.119,,b, tied test she bed beet reduced to • state et deaths tne • 'Mg °ea " about the lest Jame but three, whoa he mesa so, if 1 the caught his arm, end took his by tbe throat and is, the stiller manufeeturen who come to this market with 22 lc also fed, and the Potter went me with the lied. ' and at eat floret and geed opiates of ,that mignon, of the Gana threw him on his bath, sod kept him ink poeitlog. the large bays," smolder it too expensive a journey John Beat, Sept. 26, 15t.19.9) N ., Inn. WTI W. =all bad se friends ewer than Birmingham' ; and the _ a . by two begin ; about tout 'nen between the seemed eeelPees sand • a an then who Inn bees Prokerienollf en- Maio( that he hatt no chaste of eleslaPiall my Pr" to the metropolis, eoneepiestly the large perch,. tug ( terque), from Newport for dubs, Sept. 21, t 5 t.422 ,14 lieueb, semmiserating her coalon, paid Mr fare there. e a r i : d third, sag am. ien tabat she twat orth Peed with him. New, as to the book-keeping _I do sot he said, "AU right. all right. I won't do anythiog." I than an hove only partial competition, let this mar- 43 44 - . AL .L Bll 2 ll : lB „ a !,, e b e. .„„„T Peeed enme u na P" the eleitteteetee ill the 0 I tie f plaited it h W." sad fe ' wish to extenuate a halt which lam au often eaMd epos to left the primmer in the charge of a enetable who by this tot b e m os hi It y • our t • post. slythew, and the ultimatum will Provo Lydia (brig), of Booth Bblelile, 113 days from Callen let UW % names°, wane • oet. 3, XL 33.26 N , lon. 33 46 W. ''''' ' B ' , '''''" '-''''.- -- -- Wai - . Tan Sews° ISTNIPLICHAJOI. • riet takes or 6 soya. popish; but if there is aa eeteneatioa. it il where the time bed come to my ssaistsecei end went loth the thole, the advastage the merchant now loses. By private treaty, Mut deriamoneet awaits her extreordiaary sad rootless ea- widdleton (Brluah ship) bound E.. Sept. 29, lat. 49 N, Ire 43 It, Ms for, on her n-easm im . , „i deoth w il l h„, .prod ono, with 61) added. lot 3 -yr -ohs sad upwards. The win- Wan of the business is not so strictly MMUS tile where 1 fogad eight or eine bundles of goods tied up saw have been effeeted in Oporto Seem, washed Cordova. Patick. from Liverpool tor Boinbav with t t h. sir to be sold for lall.; allowances if entered to he mid fort nnellearllY to suggest to a sun the ilePertales is lail• shawl , . Intl y to ea away' than w be rried Ith el 8 B iR I fi I 21 W ' ' ma i"' A 4 Pet kis. eat Pens an etwe, Deno" Ayres, s, use en wee, 31.90 N., on. 30. . ;sett well. le Skew that the boys Pawl sad Riadtil "re sat of - RM. About 2 miles. (6 sibs.) 01 keeping Must* atimmtd. It le • very Ens to the Meta the shop, and found a desk broken open, sad greasy Lisbon, Egyptian of the best cla - s, and East India, Sebring. stsodlogoduth-weet, SepL 16, lot. 0.37 8 , los, 8.1 3 w, lees at the time the robbery wee said to ban his Met- Sunda, Sept. 19, lel. 41.19 N., lon. 13.4 W. Mr. B. Land's Menthe, and (W). flit ( 1 distinction which has a sculptor within the jurisdiction farther discovered that the premises had been 'stewed by ate., at prices quoted, end within a shade it some kinds. milled.. Sarah Ann (barque). from Liverpool for Ch unlike, Ott;', me . Mr. Cartwright's Mulitscher, and (101.), ilw ....ALUM'S 2 et this mart ; and if, batmen of the bankrupt having breaking a square of glass in a window of tbe first floor, by First-elem combing foreign wools receive the most attention, ft )01 ,. 73 W. A linter teethed from the Benrinendent of the Debits D i r .& ftwnw p o A i m. entilo -1.), iht ..- tel. Stevens 0 voluntarily poise here, as opposieg creditor lied attempted whisk the fastoion wen undone, end the w i n d ow itself and may be said to have suffered very little change In value, "n i l Eletropelitse police traces her career se tau back as the mr,ftmeodAerie. of LivaPeoL Sept. 19, lat. 8 N.,lea. 31 W. 's H ates , ag ed ( ), 1i5t .......„ Prowl . to bring him here, it is jut possible he might have had open. Om entirring the shop cod securing RimPeoo I sew offers have been made within Id. per lb., for semi of those Welter Manager, from London bar Callao, beeL 13, IaLAU yew Mk the authorities it Dublin having recognised is Bet: Even on Buufincher, 2to 1 agat Tbudise. ~.• Aiac...htyq La do i ng it . I thereforel,ll. lee psetoolt t o o m eans of a ell who , sneer the name of Waft by four Wagthe. Alma walked in, but did an pus ---- --- a --" - sorts and refund in nearly el cease great firmness is ezbi. 311.14 W. - bl • I bad h ' I I in lam bs abuses of equate motionts era gram in th is cam as in wards brogan to ma by as emits •seat to t • bited by thaw having any to offer. tia ism skin Assellseel. and "Y ressatiall ke ” alf as the dehEhtee of a Oh. P M. Bente rah*" at the fete. hteatal to the Keen, emu others; but if I did, I ant boned V) onside , what en back of the hone. In gide, through the passage ladin g would meet ready sale, if not too long in staple, and of th e • laid esestable of that name, was suppor t ed for some dame sad was tuned b ao ft ob o thwor.ea bought Is al 190 THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. -- - w--- --- --••-- -- - the its of themes on the on hand, and what the demerits from th e shop , and through width Mitchell most have gone, beet quality. Good whin Egyptian is in good i nqu iry, bribe Debits pollee from motives of shanty, poodles an 'seam& ...• se w the other. Having found that the merits of the cue are I picked up this life-preeener, and the door at the bottom Resign fines is rather dull, Oporto' sad Castel Brans, move Away isle the veritability of • charge which the had Tan HUNT ft ...... CHAOS, almost& es o f (From the "Linden Poet -office List.") a -- - o - -k- a """ egenideeabie, and the demerits comparatively mull, of tau passage wee epee. sad Mast have been opened fresly, and scarcely any to be had. Russian lambs are brought spinet a man. The emir, hewn', was proved each, with 40 added, for horses tout have been regularly = e s [When the date fir making up a mall Ws Ca I Pak s -lebe e felea on, sad she was sentenced to three months' heated, ite. °melanin riders ; professionals, 71b extra. sae spied the other, I give the bankrupt the from the inside. I took the prisoners to the station, end on inquired for, but none on hand. East India watts fair sale ~,u rt .,. open omit the oey f000 , d0e..1 benefit of the Wanes, and I consider him entitled to a first- Simms I found three akeletaa keys, seven silver hastens., a t late rates. sootob.-Good whit. Cheviot g o a ri g sgs t o inpriosemest for the imposture. Oa a subsequent occasion Weight tor age, with optimal selling snowman Three class culling'. Weather there shall be &teethed to it any ono fork, ad a knife-rest, and • number of PO•tage and re- demand for army clothing, and fall quotations can be tea ' PUS - shs, ha the game saner, obtained relief through falba n - • mom, (7 so b.. i t aadiar nmenstations trot the guanine of the North Dublin Mills, Mr. B. Land's pro posalcontained he a paper Mot stamps. I sho found on him 31. odd in silver aied , aged (1)14,10st 191 b (Inc(lax 71beztra maisks 4 "wain to th e - leads up at Nliewe i the des. 1 6 / 0 1„ . 18 ", Who I eapertu C: ewe is lonian to have oseetnitted perjury in various puts of (Small 1 fethalielled is err by the assignees, Ido not now determine. popper money. He said nothin g to the chirp. Oa Mitthell guest. Whits Highland is rather heavy to quiL Laid Poet Office. patched. ' •Mr. John's abler aged (E 4 lost elb Mr Cation Inehed, will had totes herself been isoneicteu or felony in .._ J. __,_! l ll Lut. ._ obs .), ( . 1 If I elMold nee %Mak that there ought to be sondition, it I found a street door key , a silver fruit knife, a pair of Galloway and Laid Highland are moveable only in small leased. Basin thus made Inlaid " too Dot "to hold "' e r•L: B4B ' 1 , aged (SW.), lest 1316 (Ise. 71e most lei Mmthisted that my Pudgiest reserves the right of spectacles, e pocket-book, and did. in copper. He said panels ; one Int of very good Perthshire brought lest week Li on -.. ) 7th.17t11 shah . (Burrows) 3 impodeg thoga. In the ordiaary view which I hays taken, 'utilise in answer to the charge. 9s. ed. per 24. be. ; there is no activity in the Renewal demand sum --... be nth of the Watts.. per. Ma her, the rams to Boohoo ; and a letter from the Collie Won i t b two I he TM ergt . winner was bought it may be perfectly right-med I think it is right- Thomas Neville , 363 P, said, that on goiag to the back English sod Irish : With oily a small supply, and roman Oibeshar ... month. =Moo. Cowittable's office •-• Kiiidal, Wesimoreland, trues in her _ ,_, 18 0 W •" 0 er 1 Innen lOotwithatiodieg the miserably lade- that &moor Monti oboe dgvsis 1 i h labour, as ho has if Mr. Roberta '. ' divot" by Sergeant Pay, old* their for higher than b i blGibraltar ...) ) part e premise , as h ism slips rates otsma • ; giber deecriptioa • • young women who api.i...utl there four '' ''' 4th yeses ago in the same name, an . ,dit o. aid appear, made mint weather, this meetiog wet attended with marked done, to the empletion of all that bse been woomenced and be saw the enamor Mitchell coming from the hone senors is no disposition to wept much lower prices, the tale* in tit a ' a '-' I 4 th 118 "th Bo nt h. HOW ....- 11 of the ti ' Enzlne. " lad 488 Scleft i herself too well known to tbe potter. ..e tiers say ap SINGS,. Tke supply sad cbammter of the sport, both with all that has ben centrasted for • but I meet not form a 'the media, and as he approached he secured him, upon both dames, are milt' retail , without any inclination to peers ce . h , o • ... month . enlPlelt. ths re , erence to the best este s and steeplechases, were most se- this tile , that it is the duty of ;he etaigaihes to tulips the which the prisoner a:chimed "It's all right." operations. Oil: Olive is lower; a decline of 300. per tun l o bo soak elle Iral loin, to Glasgow ; bat t/ at visit she items to bawl tislacto • sod although different arrangements for ma- emu, sad not to matinee the tradiog. Therefor*, my pre- Kr. Thomas Roberts, the prosecutor , said that he retired i s s u bmitted to on the esentir, the purchase. have been made Mandtios deferred emit a later peeled of her ratite, far a cumber of . TY. Roth of south . ducting the betides' of the meeting might have beta sent impression is, not to approve of that poetise of the to bed about 11. o'clock; the premises were then moue& chiefly by the trade ; the market is dull, and has a Meilen:Er (Via Cry ) be the arapa,l2 . huffs sank of her appearance at Leeds, rep:emoting Ler ado adopted with advent. • et the °Masao brought the proposed thoodttlees which implies that the reignites PTO to On being wowed by tbe polies he went down, and found aspect, which is not likely to be counteracted for a time, lop)* self es the daughter! of a ..... fed doctor, who bad /am- toadies p to it•i Y . . pilled her to let's home on religion grounds ; mad, gilder flB4 a creditable terminatioe. enter late say new works . To oomplete all thous that are silk and other goods -lon e up in bundles to the amount of with the prospect of sbnedest crop. Dyswoods : The C hiti n. i a , 4 th.,..°f ] Booth- .... inc. see.e... La oesemenced, and all that are contracted for, I think will 3204 The prisoners were then in custody. the hoprnsion of this specious tale, ieduced several families market has szperienced a good demand, and buyers have pi nge 7 wa .„. - month. =Plum "" , I. Leeds and the neighbourbcod to provide for her support be vetyjedisioss_ ; and I feel convinced that Signor Monti Sergeant George Guianese (1 I') said he knew the pri- come freely forward, on some kinds • slight advanes has , ,_, , j 4 t h & 19t h ~ for sheet twelve moi.ths. She likewise practised the suss PEBBLES RAILWAY. will assist them in that object, as he has hitherto awistui suer Simpson by the name of Williams, and was pressen b oon o bt a i ne d r cece so d ooo d s t oc k s . Th e t one t e e m a dy.,_ a the eel I of in . ~ ve r. 0, 0 Om . Cht imposition on some families in Derbyshire. At length she them. Another point is as to th• quantum Inomlit. lin the May session of 1&52 for the county of Surrey, when From Joseph Robinson and Co.'s Monthly Circular. mouth. peoL Mot. the think that is ra th er more for the eoesiderstion of the as- he was tried and convicted of felony and tent/need to seven - West Indies 1 waa aistronted with her repined father at an hotel in The half-yearly nuotiog of this company meo held _ signes this of the court. Ido am surrender the right to years' tragevortation. At dud time a former oonvietion for CORN.-Bo 0 31 W have had hort vacs l Lied% and was obliged to confess the imposture ; sod, on Tuesday, is the Couaty-ball, Peebles, Sir 0 0 !MON, CT. .- • a a sup- wand - O. - 3141 ""` muted if they should not en a deo disunion, but within felon hod bees pond simian him. Seats to lb. mercy of those upon whom vie imposed, mogeonwoup, ( ba rman of the cowpony, mowing.ply of wheat to-day and a dull Ueda at Is. tO 2s. Ina money. Bonus). laud the limits of a mend disontics I think the matter is The primmer', who had offered untie/ is defence, Were Wheat, red, 80s. to 82a.; white, 85.. Barley, 365. to 421. Venezuela South- Raid tow allowed to make her neaps. From ano th er letter. The upset , an entreat of which has already appeasedle Nov 2 Panne th . Atm t rather for them than forme . ordered for trial, but they will be brought up wee pupa- B otha . oft,. en 55.. P eas, 52 5. Grey Town - empoic. width has beta received fees Canterbury, it would appear baying b een ta b oo es no d, An hasediate certificate of the first clue was accord- ntory toning Molly sent to Newpte. i NurOisnads swell that she ant went to Heat , still living • shott time on the The CSAISMAY: said he bad much please,' in cuspate- iaolo .... kid. STOCKTON-ON-TRW, OCT. 31.-Tb• snivels of whoa mu some tale, representing that she was a Roman catholic hues tee shanbolden on th e final compledos of the Has -• •"- Mr. Elliott, who in the course of the examination paid . daring - . - cosetwies toe past weer are pretty liberal . To this tw o I d several well-merited compliments to the connate e., an tompedlei to leave her home Mesons her father would insist sad the opening of the week. This object had not been IX se ethhaur.-nxat INGe Ile anailla 580111 tit particularly to Sergeant Pay, entered the following remarks day's market we had • small supply of grain. Wheer twine wines one her tenoning a Baptist place of worship. She then accoaplistei as expeditiously as they maid have wished, This was the adjourned examination meeting of David decline of 2s r I think the constables deserve in moderate condttion, met • slow sale at a . per 77 ,,,, d _ _ _ g eb7 b. 119 on t h e police-sheet, vim . :-" souk made her lineman at the pollee coo, sin her old cha- but although the delay had Mena source of much diem- Halts% shipowner, of St. Helene- -place and Herne Bay. t o es on last week s currency. In barley, oats, and beans. N. . great credit for their behaviour fa this cose-tepecisUy the . .. . ~,„ - _ • . - raster, 'estimating in cos cam that she had ~ft her porm potations' and vexed.' to the director., there was con- Tee seconate showed a large amount of liability. At the is no Taoism Vane 1 n. imports aunng tee past sergeant, who appears to have acted with groat dile:edam I le at the Folkston Railway Station, and in soother that it legation in the fact that the works had beta well acid commencement of 1862 the bankrupt had a capital of ma a lso with , . c o week :-Wheat, owatwiee, 2,019 qrs. Mexico -- - Parini lof the '''''"" bad fallen through a hole in her pulest. On 'goon coca- substutially unshed by the contractors. The receipts for 25,2871.; he row owed to unsecured creditors 16.6661. ;to Coax, Ocrr. 31. -(By English and Irish Magnetic Tele. Havana Ammon. aud. Won she took Wage in • gentleman's bOttle, all jag that she the two months eadiag with August, daring which the line those holding security, 6,8601. Good debts, 2,6811.; doubt- graph.)-128 barrels white wheat, 413 e. to 445. 6d.• 62 Lisbon had been attacked by a mac on the road. had been opus, were 1,6851. Although it was net to be ful ditto, 1,8251.; property in mining shares a- d stases tug barrels rod wheat, 361. to 3.35. 6d. • 72 barrels do., 38 s . 6d. "Leer.„lr"„ In 1852 three it reason to believe that We visited Bath, expected that the posenger traffic would he aa good shares, 3.6401.; property held as security, 8,6831. The THE GALES AND THE SHIPPING. to 40.. ;99 barrels do., 40,. to 421 ' . ed. :85 barrels barley. '',;4BnLr* II Noe. 9 Booth. fry •••• limit tea when, on the 28th April , she called of the police statioo, and as Widens' the winter nimithe, an Inerease is the goods profit were returned at 6201. on the underwriting 5eem5%....... 14i. 6d. to 17s. • 202 barrels ditto. 171. to 18s. Bd.; 161 a,,,,,,, e 0p es 1133 1. 10 h. - gave information that she bad by n robbed ty • young man traffic-the carriage of seals and cattle, but of which 3,9471. on mining shares, and 9741. on ships. Loss on the barrels ditto, 189:64. tiles 81. ; 1,107 barrels ditto, 14s. 81. FalicLiod Is while% Murals, from the pest-office in Bread A m a mma of revenue wen. leadeveloped.-might be 11•410••• if sate of nii.teg o•••••, 41 ll7t. t OW. by ilia danftleittln STORM ON TBR YORKSHIRE COAST. to 151. Icil_ .. • 3111 barrels ditto, 15e. 7d. to 16a. Hey, farmers', lands policeman was sent with her is march of the thief, sod slie looked forward to. By looking at the statement of amount* mile of shares held, 7,6431.: low nn ship shone, 1 2, 3021. • , WHITBY, WIDNISDAY. 60,. to 75e. t dealen', 80s. Straw, farmers', 265. to 31s. medal" gaT• • respectable man sawed Tilos.. Stone tau custody, th would find that the plant had been takes out of the ditto on adventure acconet, 7191. The trade expenses bad On Monday night a strong gale from the E.N.E. dealers', 425. ' !murals I E N0v.33 . ) Ply . .......... Sena. - niouth. chemise him with having stolen from bet a bar Otero:hitt capit a l name end placed in an asmout by itself (the been 2,1621.; interest, conessissioe, Be.. 1,3321. ; premium W.C.plAtilca and a half-sovereign, which sbe s alt b e had inni c hed from relllog non coconut) with a view to ekeieg lb. *vital on life p01icy,4941. ; home expenses, 2,0951. The bankrupt . sprang up on this coast with a heavy sea and rain, wleich „ ......,. „ „ . VAL 1 1•6.-aOOTHALL, O ct. te oi. - T ra d e was mace America her hand. The cies was, however, dismissed ; Ind she was account. TM object of the directors was to adopt th e appeared to have dealt in about 50 different kinds of mining l coot nee to this time. No vessels appested at sea until 4 A k ...: to ..ay, best photos were not lower. lint made from 2 4. to United Stater Fridays. " then herself charged with perjury In leaving needy previous principle of considering the plant as a perishable coma°. shares, on which the loss wee u above stat , d. One item of p.m. on Tuesday, when a Humber keel came into Whitby 4s. 10d; Mutton, 4s. to 5.. Veal, 3s. Bd. to 5.. Pork, Sniled'ftelea ) Nov. 3 . al Liter- a Air a man at Bristol with having rooted her of her duty, sad to provide for its maintenance out of the revenue 1,5981. was inouned on one mine, the Wheal Augusta , roads, with the inteution of taking the port, but when 3s. 6d. to ss. per stone of 81be., sinking the offal. Britiabidortb P alienate Paten.. SM. Pohl. ben le, bat for want of suffiewet e vident. abs was die- is time coming. They Meted aim to pay off, by means of which was described u " abandoned by b America 4 - 43 ( "'"'9• 67 ... w ithi n a quarter of a mile from the harbour mouth, two teased. On those occasion she guys the name of Asses a slaking fund, its °tiptoe* amt. Whether they would About 20 other of the concerns in which the bankrupt had ,_ united Stated See. 7,0) s out h. Wash. , t „s um BMW, sad said the was a native of Inland. be able to carry out the latter part of the scheme engaged were rot das in the same paddies, whoteby •ht waves struck her in succession. the second dashing BOTTER.- Coax , OCT. 31.-(By Enßlish and Irish ritlabNorth M alternate ~,,„,, , e .„ o . 1 le U Wdeeduye. -,--- i -•-'-- ' ela cede Tele ra h t -Firsts 242 210 s. • second, 715 A mn i a... no eventoolly pall her promised visit to Bcotlard, was a question that depended upon how fat the receipts lost of some buednids of pounds on sub had been Incurred. into bet mainsail, whereupon she immediately upset, and all • g gP .. • . , , , helm; hen recognited as a young woman who, is the Mere enilllient to pay the cos' of maintenance and a fair Mr. Lawrence supported. hands were drowned. The hull, W ar i ng on the stem 107 e.; thirds, 457, 98e. ; fourths, 189, 95. ; fifths, 47, 88r. • Ola Dover sad Sandia. I 11-tioteleg, E-ihnia yaw of itnestatia Carter, was convicted of a false MUM' dividend be the shareholder. •If the receipts should prove Mr. Listing?, for the assign es, offered no opposition. It Banned of Goole," drifted on shore about two miles north ten at Greenock. About the latter end of May she tepee- invasions, the original cog of the plant could be hereafter Mr. Nommen opposed fora creditor under • trust deed. noted to the polies that the had been robbed of • carpet geollellege and • small sum set aside nasally to most After the examination of some witnesses, th e bankrupt of the harbour, where, without much injury, It still re- SILK AND PAPER FROM THE MULBERRY DESTRUCTION OF A VESSEL BY F1E1..40 0101 log meatainhig elotbse and IV. in money, which she had op an league., of the roman eteeft, On th is Lt mains. The n• " Neenah" is also • painted in white TREE. iisrr. 29.-The Faithful (brigantine), Robinson, of lios igen& with her from Dahlia, "thence she had jolt arrived OM meal he better able to emu to a definite con- lettere on the quarter board. None of the bodies have yet I, was destroyed by fire off the bar of this port, 9 . t: gow l•smi s he was krnlell with nineY to take bee to dolma raw Ismer, when the result of the running would washed up. About 8 p.m. on Tuesday, the brig Finland, The nt researches both in England and on I v " , and ohm tarnished with money to bring her beck be aspertsined. In the meantime it bad been THE POLICE COUBTS. thee . ind, for new material' proper for the manufacture natant ; crew saved. Smith, of Hartlepool, came on shore about a mile to the 11•6•1 1 11 8 sik. li tbe here she might remnant , the thierm. tinglail as th ere was a surplus of 9901. en the us --°-of 'env, in the lupe of obtaiatog a cheap substitute for - NM Ni sat second, and returned to Glasgow, when the amorrikiimieka • Mininleseement by putting 2831 ., or 16 BOW-STREET. northward, and was Imme di ate l y followed by C h o Friendship, linen sad °cotton rags, which have become insufficient to TRAFFIC RETURNS. SPClntb but is Ins Mgt by tee police et a coffee bourse in the Silt Market, Tog ego. es Eke aaigiasl out of the plant to the rolling A man, who gave the name Jeremiah . , f. F. l d Mil ef the window of which ail pointed out • woman pass. stet ggeggssa, and thus to indicate the Principle upon which known to the pollee under the names Robinson sod Grant, to the northward o the in an . About 9 . 30 p.m. the brig . roaken, have induced Signor Lotted to turn his attention , ris =gw of the persons who bad robbed bee, wad ewers the absouresibed to see the affairs of the nod( erkiog was brought up on remand, charged with attempting to Content, Howes, also of Hartlepool, likewise ran on shore A' dthe of his d . ,) this ma pet, an result ea devours and ezpen. 3111 e. Pio Hir• 7... 4 a that the shawl she WON wee bar (Carter's) eleitielod. This alairsain cnoinded by moving the adop. pick pockets, and also with a savage assault on the police. mints is that the bark of the common mulberry-tree (Monis ILSISWAYL OPen. einglffe. cianiti• XX Mk t two or three hundred yards to the aortbward of the harbour. Alba }.(hith er t o d us ed , • • we. k ending October rye. £ £ i peoperty. All this proved to be a fabrication, and the deg dim mpan, AIL The former charge bed been preferred by Mr. Unity et igra), known an in its primitive WWII belisal• Ms issued, and suffered dire' months' Ur. lima BALLANTYNS seconded the tootles, which , Ceche, surgeou. of 4, Gray's-inn-lane, who, it appeared, The three last mentioned brig, were all in ballast, from state, only es a combustible, has been found capable of p Aberdeen and Scottish Mallarel 1 412 1.45 so 2. , 3 ro Junction higabassast.substance val bl notonly •• • '•"• •• •••••• • • •• • n et 'too Ca so ~11 after armionaticess from the Cbairman and Mr. William was passing along Holbora a few days piece, whet he felt a Hamburg, and their Mine are saved. The Pickled and duffing a material of a silky ii us e . Gy m s N ogth .tb ano f r o ta s .' i laiito •• • ...... 143 - - 4 * '" Chambers_ in augur to inquiries by Mr. Blackwood, was tog at hit oat pocket,. and. on looking round, saw the pi-- Cosiest will most likely be got off, but the Friendship bin f or the reel and the 'corn, but likewise in a still higher de- wok .. . d i ng Od Z e iii . .. .. _ . . ..... - _ - . -.. Rees for the manufacture of paper of the finest description. 0... e. Nalatbern .VI 9,087 14.373 p. 1,14 -'`,.! The half-yearly meeting of this company was Mkt Ds Tuesday, is the County-hall, Peebles, 1312 G. OKAlteal MONT , chairman of the company, presiding. The nowt, as Outrage of which has already appeared. ifewiag been taken en read, The CSIAISMAN said he had mach pleasure in congests- I Was Me shareholders en the final conspletioa of the line, ender opening of the traille. This object had not been anesuplisked as expeditiously as they could have wished, bat eitimsegis the delay had teem a enures of much dhow pediatrist sad vexation to the directors, there was eon- Wadies in the feet that the work.s had been well and eabetendelke emeented by the contractors. The receipts for theism mosthe ending with August, during which the line bag ham open, ware 1,606 i. *although at was net to be expelled that the peassiesee trade would he es good as tideduring the sister moths. am bursas. in the goods trails—the .minis el/ psis mud settle, both of which sourer of mead, woes undevelopedi—uhtbt he reesonekir looked forward es. By looking at the statement of accounts they weak' fad that the plant had been taken oat of the cal airesene emit placed in an sesesat by Itself (the mg Meek seevent) with a view to closing the capital Mientit. The abject of the directors was to adopt the eiplei of esodiering the plant as e perishable commo dity, sad to pesticide for its maintenance out of the revenue is time sewing. They wished also to pay off, by means of a Woking fond, Its edema east. Whether they would be able to awry out the latter pen of the &dime ems a question that depended upon how far the receipts ' Were witlicient to pay the soap of maintenance and a fair divideati to the sbueholden. If the receipts should prove imallieleat, the original eat of the pleat could be hereafter ingitelleed sad a small sum set aside annually to meet sr an bermes of the rolling stook. N this pelial= l" wiald be better able to owls to a definite eon dudes • year hence, when the result of the riuniog would Is dimly tweerteined. In th. meantime it bad been theaskt right, se there was a surplus of 99W. on the us assonat, to mate a esiareaesawat by putting 2831., or 16 per Wat ea lb' original cost of the plant to the rolling I eNd. INSIMat, sad thus to indicate the principle apes which Ow ilewmers wicked to see the *liars of the underikiog asattasSad. The chairman concluded by moving the adop do alas mem &e. Mr. Jena BALLAKTTNI seconded the modes, which, Owe Issisaadose from the Chairmas and Kr. William Ohambere, fa &sewer to inquiries by Mr. Blackwood, was weed unanimously. It was then "loved by Kr. BLACKWOOD, seconded by Kr. Tosmicrii, end carried unanimously, that the re. Oaks directors—Masses. Chambers and Nichol—be re dented, and that Sir Adam Bey, Bart., replan Mr. Ramsay, who was serious to withdraw from the direction. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the basistem. On Monday night a strong gale from the E.N.E. sprang up on this coast, with a heavy sea and rain, which continue to this time. No Temple appeared at sea until 4 p.m. on Tuesday, when a Humber keel came into Whitby roads, with the intention of taking the port, but when within a quarter of a mile from the harbour month, two heavy waves struck her in succession, the second dulling into bet mainsail, whereupon she immediately upset, and ell hands were drowned. The hull, bearing on the stern " Hannah of Goole," drifted on altars about two miles north of the harbour, where, without much injury, it still re- mains. The name "Hannah" is also painted in white letters on the quarter board. None of the bodies have yet washed up. About 8 p.m. on Tuesday, the brig Finland, Smith, of Hartlepool, came on shore about • mile to the northward, end was immediately followed by the Friendship, Brickley, also of Hartlepool, which made the sands • little to the northward of the Finland. About 9.30 p.m. the brig Contest, Howes, also of Hartlepool, likewise ran on shore two or three hundred y►rds to the aortbward of the harbour. The throe last mentioned brigs were all in ballast, from Hamburg, and their crews are saved. The Finland and Content will most likely be got off, but the Friendship is I. a less fortunate position, being on the Lector Hoek. The cord guard rendered most efficient service to all the vessels by showing port Gres, which, by attracting them to Whitby Sands, prevented their destruction on the rocks to the northward and southward. DESTRUCTION OP A VESSEL BY FIEL-TIINOI SIP?. 29.—The Faithful (brigantine), Rotuma, of laot pool, was destroyed by firs off the bar of this poro instant ; crew saved. The present researches, both in England and on the continent, for new materials proper for the manufacture of I ow, in the bop, of obtaining a cheap substitute for linen sad cotton rags, which have become insufficient to meet the immensely increased requirements of paper induced makers, have Signor Lotteri to turn his attention this subject, and the result of his endeavours and experi ments is, that the bark of the common mulberry•tree (Monte Alba et Nigra), hitherto known and used, in its primitive state, only es a combustible, has been found capable of pro clueing a material of a silky substance valuable nut only for the reel and the 'nom, but likewise in a still higher de gree for the manufacture of paper of the finest description. and moreover (a most important consideration) that it can be prepared (or both these purposes by the very simple and esonninical process of macerstien. Thus, we are informed, the biennial pruning of the thirty-d: millions of mulberry which, according to the most accurate statistics, it it aaltalafed are cultivated in Europe sad its colonies for the wpm of rearing the silkworm, may he made to yield to araraffee, over and above the 200,000,000 of pounds of feml, for which purpose solely it is used, an immense supply of raw material for paper making; and at a moment when the scarcity of rags, or rather the extraordirary immense el the demand for paper, has rendered it absolutely nomemey that a sucosdaneum should 'be found, the substance sow under consideration, may be classed with the meet adapted, for the purpose in question. We are informed that with the view of bringing the sub ject to the swift of these it most nearly interests, the seem- 1 tory of the Malta Society of Arts ties forwarded to the iociety for the &moorage's's* of Arts in London a sped. men of the result of Signor Lotteri's labours in a saris' el ':age'—from the twig of the mulberry tree to the silky material prepared for the spinner or the paper maker, and we earnestly hope that we may yet have it in our power net only to report its having been favourably received in Eng land, but to inform our readers that Signor Lotteri has met with an honourable acknowledgment of the merit due to his exertions for the ainnoement, we may truly say, of Sure peon industry.—Mons Mail, Oct. 16. A man, who gave the nsiaeferrintah M'Gratb, but is known to the pollee under the names Robieeon lied Grant, was brought up on remind, charged with attempting to pick pockets, and also with a same assault on the police. The former charge bad been preferred by Mr. Hera Cocks, surgeony of 4, Gray's-inn-lace, who, it appeared, was passing along Holbert • few days risco, when he felt • tug at his coat pocket, and, on looking round, saw the pri eater wallas' at his side, and in the act of drawing Wel handkerchief from his pocket. He tailed a policeman end gave the prisoner in custody, upon which he assaulted the prosecutor, kicked and struck three of the police, and threw himself like • tiger upon one of them, literally biting a piece out of his thigh and tanners. It was stated in evidence that he had attempted to injure the man for life . The case would have been disposed of in the ordinary manner, at the first hearing, bat that the chief usher, Mr. Uses, recognised him as an old offender, and said that he helieved be was • ticket.of-leave man. The ease war accordingly adjourned to procure evidences this point. Several oaten were now is attendance to prove this fact, and also that he had been lately charged in 'injunction with another ticket.of4eave man, his companion. The Prisoner—We all right, air ; 1 am a tieket-ef-leaver. Mr. :Wine directed that proper Intimation of the fact should be given to the Honse-offico, and for the present elms. eemitted kin to prison for three month., with herd laser. Amber ticket-of-leave man called at the court • few days Mee, sad requested to be sent back agile to tbe government prim. He was referred to Colour! Jobb. WORSHIP- STREET. Ames' the applicants for assistance and askce at the above wort, yesterday, were • ma and his wife, shiver ley MA wet, add, and hunger, who made the following slabstest to Mr. D'Eyncourt, the sitting magistrate. The man said hie name was Joseph Townsend, and the he me a sane' labourer at the docks. Sines the filed g i l ie. la r st oa r had mated • room at 18, Johmeemmk u r ir se la. weekly, of the tenant. mood Although be bed dose but ens day's work teethe last test algid be Mt set the • poesy for met, se tie Mk be bell laVs bead west yes& ten: lambi Ids jab...Valetta, to pew the lest Week's a= li tstr i gehlem vendee! .mists Mss psee-bea er pole, allbsues% ell pettedly is the meet setliset MM. Mt Maras sad 114111 R Mb wife and these daises were sanest swift at the sad Is oddities ID Ms west*. edam r et hsak last evening, es Ulm* bens from as sasasmmital search for mm t, tied she leneuri dtb beams, • Mr. Heheas bed dlateeised en Maser% sai lb (applicant's) little st ork 51 hirable% hie Little about sae penal Is value. Skimmer deesmbedly bold psessmisa of the tenement, and Mr. Itelmea's sspbew, whip wee psessat with the broker, Fish, sevalli bad Islas est Ibe inedew subs' and carried these or. The esm edible - - cooded war elbilees. The dal Wcrt Zl en a .n w n A c lL Oct.,ber 2 0 . "INL3111" P. ""I". A caller.‘ 1 11 / 4 44111. ‘ t'idilti Aberdeen and &oath Midland Junction. . .......b.a g,ai;,-.4 " 5 "" " 5 1317 Ulj 40 4uo ben to 7 * Edit. an' , *Wow. , 143 - - spm 0 = h anding October . 9. Gnat lionborn. .V 1 9.087 14.317 15,410 CIS Claistraiiiiiii(YCLOriCi .2 . 7 . : ** 194 "1 '46a u'lft 1.44 , M triammiem ini e = ii.6.iii . Lis lrf 1.077 , 1 3 ii ,_ q .... ••• _T. :,, di ..., ;i.i . ii: :0 12$ 13 131 * R iFaam Ci nillkt i =nl::. 6731 a 30 4: 4 i fiiii g 7 l Junction.ußarn •--- - „ • - 687 107 St * gout - - !Siff Di" Al i3= "l..iii- - C = ldge t`nce lansccliro llid e t ai"a lt . oriiii. . - .. .. .. .. a 2rot _ ..., The heavy gales continue to cause oonsidersble damns sepoept the shipping. The latest amounts received from the outports report, es will be seen below, the wreck of a oossiderable number of ships : LOWISTOPPE, OCT. 31.—The Planet, from Memel, went ashore on the Nevem', yesterday, and has became a total wreak; crew banded ; the cargo is beiss saved. Cnommt. Oct. 31.—H.M. gunboat Hind got on shore at Clay, this morning; the ens all landed. RIDCAZ. OcT. 30 —A vessel was seen to founder this morning near the Redone Rocks with all hands. From papers which have come ashore, she appears to have been the Wallborg, schooner, of Hogensess, Larson , bound to Newcastle, with oats. The Rebecca, brig, of South Strie!dr, Webster, drove ashore near the Tees, this afternoon, and is impeded to biome a wreck ; craw tared. Scannonouon, Oar. 30.—The Miner, Cockburn, from Bamberg for Newcastle, in ballast, came ashore in this bay at 4 pia., daring a heavy gale ; crew saved by the lifeboat. The Helm, Burton, of sad lor Wisbeecb, from Standerlasd, with coal, west on shore in Fi'ey Bay this morning, during a heavy gale Irmo E. to E.N E waterlogged, and m • sink ing_Mate ; crew saved. BASTIMPOOL. OCT. 30.—The Marys, of Whitby, struck an the South Pier in entering the West Harbour this morning, and has sank in the tidal harbour. The Neptune (brig), of Whitby, a Swedish gelliot, sod a British schooner are on Mien on the sand S. of West Hartlepool. SIINDMAND, Oct. 30.—The Thetis, of Sunderland, Williams. from Holland, in ballast, has been driven on shore south of Hendon, during a hard NE. gale. TTIIRMOUTH, OCT 30 —lt is blowing a violent gale from N.B. The Canada, of London, is ashore on Seaton Sands, and two vessels are on shore near Blyth. lILILCIATII, OCT, 30.—The Dutch schooner Jantje Meier, De bongs, from Neweaetle for Genova, was totally lost on the Kentish Knock this morning, during thick weather. The erew took to their boats, end were picked up by the Secret ledger, of this place, soon after they had left the vessel, and landed here. Stumm, OCT. 30.— TM Mateo Polo, of Goole, Hiles, from Barking to Leith, with bark, got on the Herd Saud this monde', during a N.B. gale, and remains. Stormer* being landed; crew saved. A COUIT WITHOUT MAOISTRATEB.-011 Saturday last seven eases were sppoluted for hearing at the Petty Isseleas of Ashby-dr I Z mob. Among thee was • prose cution by the Leicester Board of Ouordleas of the 0 eerseen elThimostost, for the illegal removal of a pauper, loader delialiableasso well caleulatsd to excite greet rails tsterist. Me. Cliassolosrain, the Clerk of the Leicester Haim', and the Master of the Workhouse, were both duly ia &amuse*. The other sly cases were represented by the weal array of pleletiffs sod &Madams, Si well as vitamin for the respective patties—all siansitned with the eastomery forntalitise—all subjected to the ordinary pesaltles in the eves' of their abeam% sad all pa antis" themselves is mum at a sasafiee avow* asset time, of emolument, mad of per wad easyseleace. Yetasstaeagle ',atlases ls the 'camis oles et the psalm, lay or clerical, was founds% hapset. Bleak the views of the attendant salton wee the ehlobisb should lam been oseepled by the peewee of the Ashby pores. Per two leers the aerial WNW* of the jade. meet seat *pedaled sabeakea. At the lepketie• of that des, Zed Rowe, a magietrate useeessesel with the Ashby &whim bit who Mooted by peat geed (emus se be is the tees at the doe. woe enepsUsa publicly to agrees his levet that es essfietet wield be feaad to noble Ida is laysetigate the Mee maks decision, mod to Auden the ewe edisereed fee a ibeimista. Up. this, the twasteen peeneenne sad felaelosei. Swale with the seedy oespeay ef Meade sad trteremeloof Wimp sad emethutien their reepeedee felleirblm were Se dad their wily lure es they bee= whined& geed of eseedist or s Inspect of is":. We fled ee *pity that so frequeetly bee the memos of $ court without any presidia; he's eabildied is this pert of the comity dukes Me pest stramer se set sell to &CM • topic for peoeval eseef est. bet to be seredel as a just subject foe adrenal air plaist.—Lskardwareire Mercury. TAB Lai AOCIDINT ON THE MIDITIILUANIAN Bert war.—TM Gnaws rho Yids gam the hilowiag do. .. _ - TIIE ALLEGED MURDER OF A RAILWAY SIGNAL. XILN.—TM inquiet oa the body of the signalman, Wiliiani Taylor, employed at the Hanoileld Stades of the Bristol and BinaMaltase Railway, who ma found in a dying state on the platter= of the ameba as the night of Thenday week, was broogbt to a clam before 1. G. Ball, En., coroner for Gloucestershire, at a late hoer on Tuesday sight, after a protracted investigation. A number of wit. mass were ezamined; bat their evidence presented little 1 beyond what hes already appeared in oar Weems. A bar of iron was produced before the jury, shout a foot is kerb, and sa lash name, which was picked up after the alleged mares, is a dash about two chains from the railway station, sad half a Asia from the liar. The bar le question bad hem brought to the threaSsld station *me weeks ago, by a can who placed it among other 00149 of Mu sear the statism, sad a penes who, glassed out the ditch the day Ware Me alleged fudge preyed that the bar wes net there then. The wound is demasses head appeared to have bees Iseilited with some sash ierrmarer. The fart' heed that the dimmed bad Men kflied by • blotto t the Mad, bat bow ee by rhos balloted thus woe se estidastory Wawa loam DISTURBING MORMONITE CONGREGATIONS. On Monday haat, at the West Bromwich Petty Beggiath before J. Leigh, Beg., John Dammed,ld. of Toh Bad, is the parish of Tipton, shoemaker, sad William Pries, of Honeley-heatb, sinew, appeared to issuer • gunroom, on the 'reformation of Elmira Hashes, of Dad lay, describicg himself as • dissenting minister, f.a that the mid dent dent' oa the 16th day of September last, in the parish of , Tiptoo, did unlawfully disturb a meeting sad congregation of proteitants, dunning from the Char& of Banned, meemb:ed there for religious worship, is • meetinghouse there, duly registered pursuant to the etatate. The drfeadants appeared in perm, gad solititon were mud for the prosentioa aid for the defence. lint vitae's, Richard Aldridge, said ha ease dissent ing Lather and preacher. and produied • declaration which be had taken before Mr. Jetsam a magistrate far the gad musty of Lichfield, in elide be ag • protestant disseating niekeek Ils aim manned • sertillesta of the ineetiote house ke gentles Ming lees registered with the registrar of the district eq a pi/scoot mama,' for pro aslant dissenters. Viten, said be M. loaded to the Latter-day Banta gad wag teaching the deg triage of the Letter day Saints on the occasion of the die tarimme is gaieties. He believed la the New Tanana% and imse:dered hie cant takes therms to he binding oa kiss maggineer. Oa Smithy, the 1601 a Samoa Mr, he (wither) wee la she gentint-home et Gnat Bridge, sad public sew vice was cougethead there b y singing • lima. Hs (wii sees) than began to speak to the geogregstlea ea the 'QOM, of faith and repentance, 'rhea, epos untie sethrthiog, be meld not recollect whit, the defeadant D ae~s field, des bad • Bible is big hand, tolled him • liar, and mind ling he would allow him the privilege to move him each. Bath he sad the other &rennin disturbed the czemaggstiem sad nude it nem sassy that be (integer) should coosetede absMP. vies half as hoar earlier than usual. There were tram Id to 40 pumas preesat. The witness use cremegarnized reepectiag his snide' ell faith. In mower, be said he took the Testament and the Beek of Menem emajoiatly as contalalag the principles el hie belief. His religiose belief and kis solicits were gelded Try bash. Thema 17Ussecre bang swore and he wag at Greet lingo IS the emesiegi in gentles, sad saw both the de- Statham than, sue of when called tbespeaker a liar. Wiv torsos 0.-- Walla( eottono. r a t deekibrd mime iateesuptlea - tebbe kid to the teal KtM aosidoat which took pia - se aMw days ego es the duns, without say cove et, had lain in the roots saturated Wan upstile titan Ismal. Oa Now Medisemmen Rides, ia the tunnel of tin limbo :—"As with wet daring the sight, with their mother wailing over emdelmodis lia le mid be thousbt Stu Bak kerildest for woMAIIIII geode trans. empreed of 96 waggon, draws by it.., while he himself had sot bad a dry thread ea him sokolisa mime the Book of Mama wee takes with it. tan e e l sallow! the That was his soweeketiou persuasion as a Latter - day 84 , nt at NMI rode ben the southern sad, it ems to • gum of labour. That was what he bad ben inert es his faith and belief, Mod NM Ns watt of it,... This cirentstesse was Mr. D'Eyacourt having attentively listened to this pitiable sad that was in assesdause with thoneesidep ta tag chapel lassedistely twomeniotted by the tsiegrept sesibilsbed is tale, remarked severely on the widest of the parties who at Or.at Bray whin Ike Manilla lemmistin occurred. the kneel, sad whisk somnaketes with the Mein et had acted, as alleged, with ink meastrou lahmanity. Mr. Leigh said ho the gam mat bo dismiss& either sad. Usfortuaskiy, the telegraph was dee= i The distraint is Melt of course, w legal ; but the set Bs shooed it a snid, to the fafermasits net douldiess tram the hasidity of the tuna , and that snored a starving family to the iniesassey of the eetteregetie• is issetiss woo a ties of nom . Several time the sign! "Midas vows" IPSO any weather, sad partianistly such es this, was soother teats illeasatiag frees do 'bush iasd. within the but did sot mho emplste, er wee wet nuance, sod a reprise sourt might subject amain of the astute' peseoll for kik WNW peksatias. e:a.llp sefievstood. • pressager Inn from Arks fa the asm who bad sutliedied it te heavy damages ikstriag to the stetsem ea the etallest, hem the 10 of nsasdms same up, sed, set peresiviag is time ker. k manmade& Ilwin all the eirrumetense, be William sod Mary to diesigoesed Whigs of George Hi., as Ms Ina el the lasi rely sea Me it, sad email the &odd mkt • Is be hewed fee the stliskon of enki sot at preen' see that the onmegatlea at Great ersupsee wars knobd to pima. The passenisis Ml* Ikea awl N the emastiebe amnions* would be Chapel of Bidets was nob a. was son- ,set sesterlally iskeed, batiastak them notion eislesisse. promptly gives se the shoed bat tad by the outset sat pared for the prom- Thip darkness el Ws gift desdend the affair MN min Aniline sad Ms wile, whose dempastiney was extreme, ties et meekest diseesten It lead ben saggisted that !noting, be the meek at ihe ad of the mimeo Wain espressed Oasis limbs, sad the memo wee owe pat they met be takes te be geese trot diewnters Meuse they add set Ise shet km a* km ol the stoppage, but only 364111TLBBONL had se oritlelesed thsamelms Be (W. Leigh) did sot soy Mt be. Ike ask taut issta oaken had ecomodl. As Jew Comm, s foals well h alms for b u g mass ear la that. If they eon use entsmeat sweeten, bat ems mirk Meg oft darn ben Sheer die e. potato habits, ins ha beim Mr. Imp, charged with so bad rogistored themselves as it were eater fake promuse, pink BM MOM Idolater sod of the awwel SSW to She fellow:3 mad outrageous osadues at the key saki brag elks to take admits.* al dark twa the met sew s prig of saikan mid the las wet sees Meek, ssylebese. mess ; ski so to the Eselseariss aids Win Mr. Mend. It is bpd MS din Ave ibo mew gar .rd sassy, lased eier ee tu r , sa g the .ellestat the kelter at ListleM, Me meeker bad sly of bevies the taisinah wins lined is sub a mew al die ll= aad Flak, mid that as the nap puspMw ""m" Idallcat te e n P•SsOSISS dbeestw , but Mr . km they WU all be anted by she asters' kinkily at fag the who had beta karma to kis kisses so kilt leek his dealmatioa Mr what is Wed the tend." sod Maid to have assaking to deiskiagaide= SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY.. Abbot's Reading, of Liverpoer, s ;bile discharging in the harbour of Valparaiso, exploded her gunpowder en the 12th of September, causing great damage to the vessel, and inflmring atrium injury on several persons.—Llver pool, Oct. 31. Lll'2loool. 81111.11 AT FORTION PORTIL—Tiger, it G.. Wog ; America, st Hobart Tows ; Jams Brown, off Phila delphia; Thomas sod William, at Caps Hayti; Marietta, at Smyrna; Prisons Royal, at Mauritius. I BAILID YOII Livoiroot.—Blyth, Oct. 26, sod Mehl bald, 27, from Bordssaa •RRIVBD. Awl Boiromom-ot Qs/WM 0i1099,29. fr0m......V= ACAMA-at IMAM N. 1ma..........--. Ammo Witazumm-of Ootobwii. from. Armardmi Auo-at Grommed. nani. ao hem. .....-..-•• Often. aux. I6ATATI ., - o. llt (3 .o. :rol be ra Dots Ilk ow trom- ....... .....= - Bs DB Tams-M Mum* Oullier 29, boa. Law Mad Bein-st o•Mossevs, Oolobor 11, from - Coamouvu-ot Doi, oMobor 11. NM ..............Voo4= C• 1101.3111 niessia m i tir l6 fr0m..._...-.. .- -. 031199 Comosalm-ot QuomM99ll. Ilk " 11 -_ ••• ••= Crro or lommom-ot ININer 3 1. 0,1 •••• • ••• Doom or Lummamm-ot 00~ 31. from.. EDWARD JUZINIIIIIIECIIIIIIMINIS. Ootolor 19. from.. Rearm-et (01891.1111118, Omelet 216 1mm.,... ... 031129 Ear. Lao- re 09m90999. Oslolor fe, Wm ..---.. GAM Oftoommo-at Gramma. 031~ 11, fr0m.......... Ivielodess Osszam. Itroo-ot Dool. floOdlor SI. from.----A9im G.A.ppli -at Ormareses. Waller 26. has ........... oilles bromic-et arommlb. OMMof 28. 1rea...................Athei1l Logosnom-ot Orem* Oot. U. from- --.....--LIMMI Ilsoum-aQIINIONSIMS. Ootobor 29, from- . litfarolor flommam kma -at Clessmoura. OMAN' !I, i 1: —.- .06113, Oomme-M faun e. Omobor 31. from ...—... Uccle 91993 Ilmusi-ot Oromooml. Omolor 31, from OMNI Emma Twomm-M D. Mamba 31, trom.---.--Brostasy Om J. RAILVIIF.Se anwereit. Ocitairr 11. tram... .. Byrom 1 Sainsmo -et Orromal. October 31, kam.... -lessoo Ayres ~,. dif L .01 14•1°1 Toommas-ot Cfnmommi , Ocoolo-r 31. hem... - --....Aahrup MOW Ma glE a bf WILLMX K" " A-- 00:9 1 . - 09 Tomomo-ot Qessrerns. Ostobor" how . .. Canso 921/91. to at London, Printer. la the ~0 0 11130 of Wlthotifors.-Tav moor. o , Vim awaseras -GI Doomits. 031095 t 211. - 122M..........7.20ur01a 111119.19 Om DEATHS. BLRLOW.—Oct. 27, at Maeon'orow, D3felon, Mr. MO % aged U. SAINAID.—Oet. 29, Ellsateth Caroline, wife o( T. T. Log. ot Kllitursoek Cottage, County-hill, New ot. La . OREINIIIIKI.Det.—Oat. 2s, at Palitaer.etroet, Lietrialolt 'O* aged 68. waetiht le HOVEL SI, at Clareoewidace, Tettenhall-ro4 -- ton. Rasa, wife of Mr. J. Homer, aged 19. 18100PLIL—Oct. 27, Mr. T. Hooper, of gtraltPolt 1 0 ' KENNIDT.—Oet. 80, J. Kennedy, Tog., of Ardwitt Itel" abeam, sod MI. POWERS.—Oct. MI, at Win Word, Bodfordeldre. 1314414 Mr. C. Powers, aged 36. gADLEIL—Oat. 29. at Boulogne, J. &idler, Faq. d villa, Hkliate•llß. and .3 uatinfriera, 10. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ODSON.—Oet. 11, at Puhrool, sear Liverpool, the Ws ea Dodson, Esq., of a co. BENCH.—Oaf. 2a, at Diodes, Ilawkhuret, the site rt G.frOk KN., of • daughtei. lAZLERIGO.—Oet. 2s, at Notely Had, Wrote , " °it" Mr A. O. limlerieg, Ban., of a aun. NGLEYIELD.—Oct. 29, at Southampton, the wife of 09 1 . 110 Bed, Royal Artillery, of a sou. .Aol3.—Oet. 27, at Newatead-grom, Nottingham, 111.• 1 . IP. of a daughter. 'l3ABSo`4.—Get. 27. at Wane ree.ree, Liacr7ool, the viis Nation, of • daughter. meld IPALDING.—Oet. 30, at Montagu-Place, lientirb-toM; H. B. Sing, BM., of a rot. VIRAITON. paId Oct. 24, at Whaler Lodge, Lenteterthilltlbl '*; G. dtrattea, Esq., of a son. WADHORT..-00. 23, at Lower Tottesbata, the .01 tboV H. R. Wadmore, of a dough:cr. mile; NAltD.—Oet. IS, at Tunbridge, the wife of the RA ..- 311./a, of a eon. MARRIAGES. wit BUCHARAW—IIARDINO.—Oot. 26, at Bt. Mares, Stalltof Ran. A. T. Bonner, the Bev. J. B. Buchanan. to rush of the late 8. .—Get• SiOkemUpo o- Terl i. 11 OARRETP—BRADEN 27, at °rewrite parish rhanh Rev. R. Charter, R.A. M. B. Garrett, lUq., of SI. 1 a,,, GS , East, to Mars, evict of the late Braden. " East. G.lfr HOWARD—WRIGHT.—Oct. 20, at Prestos , by thole.. ,„„,, llama, Mr. R. 0. Howard, eon of Mr. B. H owa rd, to fi r ' ter of Mr. H. Wrlaht, of Preston. 811ART—DORNTORD.—Oet. 27,Mary's, rattWit "6 Fag, to Alrx‘ina Leonora. dauglver of the late Hest. of lbs Royal Hospital, Greenwich. is•y~` / °BELO Insorporal Cal Bemis' • nateed by tb obis nalt•yht Calm and Is cnAaL William 0. II MANAOiII-15. ColoaL AOVITS Daniel Henry tlouctrou D~eas~e— 1~ "lc/Yowll and adopted b Jai) laet, re, The eer.bw, been Array art way fa a s re Ilse wout4 011aitag £360,000. TN shirr parbose and w o ilon of wb Wow still fa 7117 and opet =Er • term When Ural a papa dattaini °MP' Milt or igtfke with of .dad boa, poi lamer propo ispostibli: to meting link The 000eb We great INai pitsed in tbn Outiemaine. nitwsl, lore eathwity, to populbus dist Thr striae tko of the Incurred bey, doe of the Li No greater With which t shareholders Ina colony w the Gower= minimum Cr Iloon 1 , ..« mounting u probabl be I . geld up to Pared from • _The amain 26 par cent., bps wooed, sousiry tbro Iliontary end viaducts, it a et this proem and a resort Ipormasent Ji The grate Ore elre.dp s residue, viz, their rr-tree asoterry th, NM. will tak tlites, beano' Preepeetua Oaleured Sea farther tutor Y. °tong at Gentlenn n Mum of £ll r ad a LrtlS sant Let:er. GREAT ATio kg ALTERA The 6 em. Ilarirleksaul •.O0 L.O. v, 40 flutes later II Thi 17.50 Dideot to Oz nailway.and The 6 am am., instead .s at other Om, barred mat at "Ott ' The RAS 1, .M 64 p.n. a VIII not call ,bw station'. The B a.m. Voting. The 3.43 p be dimmed Warwick 7.3 She 3.16 p She 11.30 be The 1.0 ILI . WWI. Ike. 7he 2 p.m aouth Wales The 7:471, belied of at differeat stat LOND CONI ars Oloetcl Pre rr r O e i l i No. of Contr 1. Brats 2. iron T Ooppei 4. Canrau I. Carp, A. Crucib L. 4. Curled Brusho b. Nails Be;;;; d. Gas Fl r.T. GU' I. lamp . Lath Specificati le t d o ty„ No Statl Perms of tattles apt* stitch they Patterns t am Ten th Station ; an Vctionl odsrs tt 19.—8 y Yaston St YA owse Ally remind m s: tw 011 ow o Oot. 26. 11 FORA lIALTI lad linsilasate• trawl, al Post ~iOtp b GREA EXI Mesta , Na ATE; s.Roy ant bnlns abl Partly. Charla Goorp ac,-c:m To)Nerpi a. Cryan ▪ Conch ▪ Cotton L Glass, 11. CI 00, Hord.