The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-24 00:00:00

. , J i _________._---... • ..., , ,p7Prik 1 131 41K 8 4 4, A&TSPILT , , ..119iFigo, • NPTIMBIER 24, 1855. - ) i .. _ _-___ ......, 6 ,„,,,„ t , l b, ~,,,,,, st memo illa Illi =ea.olllllllo b :Eled PO the alla ee a bee OM MM ale MN lelne see dental, it was esesideced MARKETS. Ciampae-at lbasmat. Nevember 13,_ frem......... hews tbeenslos • sad tendon the nett hed 8001. It was highly essiatM ia this pen MIMS Mlles 4 71104 eon ' ZINN OfiliStee) sad 11119Wfunery ~i MONO We 'abase. • •-•-- floisemeren-stimememd, ileirembio 9S. WM. -...-771/1111 s.a„, asCassire nerd wa ammo le thi Wise. sedge ef a mageseale Ghana Meld W Mee *ea MIMI Mr. Mash Wed es tartans, gad a deed of • Mr. Irseris ined that, at a wpm We, be mail Devan-et Orsemed. November SS, Tea -..........- ---- w Mb disband: * the strews. baser awl Merin, se then be as Modules wes moseated Mews thus Wee throe yew ellant Mete es Ida 11•100017•0 wed the sendidenee ter TALLOW. Eurrust-st Cleammd, November 13, nom- ~.w it num Mama arab mit Cluses'e omen of yortorday Irreg.) 2 •A - 01l On WillhiErmee.e_Novenaber 90, tram Mr. MiesotEples the applied rots MITT IT 'POW Mehl" ea a o f a u „mew is "wool seta hang: l : l t Mai- ego, en esseehen le the Wag ash. disset*lm he woo. ~.8. bb eMeintmeat 0 ime= we Told- Deellef ii; - d ut u r eueor am hew unt y (=mu d ka s q s : ' A m . Itnalia -Id November WE feem Ws donna, whisk after sow Weenies est peed. went *lee ISM a_yeu hem the arse. Me. len sad I the hirelings of the sewn, be ---•••••• eon salon. Awaso re Mr. T. A. Romp mili-I On is Ple•••••IdL F ;: tasa ill 14 _,_•• en ensenesse Wk. Cahoot" see.. an d NO enema* say Wasson. t au & bon da_z3lllB.hailleggetameamodas‘="l"Piteesir"ale •a agibig "Will wi pe lia." 7l., or ro mw geglogey o, ..7% , - eabol lbs t ro s pe oz Ill ea te% 8 1: 1 „ , 0 114"."44 01Pli ssens - at -61.174-144.4sessrmanaahhar°Teenkr /4 111 ; irnakbef f rom iNa .... .... . .._._ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--NoT. 13. mo holes% is eliebein M use als me Morseled la the arm , as we an oat get. samosas der the twe ha in sine mind to to. ed. aan in Tuann Dec semate _ e . - , trenaitt i n hes tea two hos-aserassises sainosee ft maws ths 'Meet. Willwahw les illm.-..- e„.= Cla v y, WI adli mm ill"Wil e oe g oo bes. -- o g ggehetee.lepo r Mee la Crow exameal by Mr.Polsod, for Whitby-Whitby ON 81:. Vallee la esetedle =rue both POW would hare on 7 w e r a T at um maum a i u ih i a am , mmiarrit amt. am-es Demesath, Norman el. fr0ni............._ ... - me. WPM la 1101111111181W0 ante. mho he loft the are, en oh" eppownity of We* am Mem a lusher Wheel. vs Wed os to di Mr ins an aes nuaaa " at iled . l i o re eth e lrt_ bnie- Ix na MIST AIIID wOarier.--Siturrit OP S • a y" -gam, tla Ci e s- IM MI of -- - hilis le as Ow dissent fee mewl dark te Ma years. Draw Mane la hes lama the wards el Mr.= sll la Wipe to thee possailien by dent was prepared m wale St The bionipth altru T e bssas AL Or 20:76a1Creueesvp=os . f a i t am irit er "ban I be t in erromligeo oi 011efelre• Inn Ce. Reqoaembed-.Aa ashen is anise jigelese Yrsderisk Wise ens whiten* essarities the =gate* might cedar m e t a m t h e us ar d u hte ibt gli t mm ei elrebeaumratmlimell•hillailsamit'im J uwww-ta ciaa-stageones. C.” Char ' P.ilmw , 776 t i er " " -••- ** -C lutes ig WI" I &WS Of Mr. make, Oen*. se = m ead wan Mr. Heil OM sayesif. I tor his appeareses newer*. of the ankle. We have deed a emesentes tto Jewe-et Illowessind. November IS, from eff Term lleMe& !1A...W. Theis ....L W abet April last. ld wale Were We IPA teak - WOW bones gb Mr. t o bairn what wee the men of the am& see hens se nip far theassins how he tbst pert et ear ism ._ _, 11 " 1 " -et C h w a lmt eelpti N "r" 23 . loaa-.- - .:=1 1 lee. I •Sled • . 11Mi I V' wbea 881 7;;; ' • somenshe with Meade has the poison ef the Jules Oseesees ant Ilt..llane l sa. PallabiraliP alle ase_gameesh * sates tethe Classes Bair f elble temedi eme toile rdelbe eeodeed eg the w ? Leta ., ette.mentememererlbettbeeethswenstisendoel.bele ebeeto wawnw , - "`.. 2 0 7= .4 mom L eo. from itwwww r aw of Ilb. lisie_of Lieleauset, I April lest I la essielnease of Mr. Mi. W. L. Gees, ei Sr tea r;res. ill ee de VP" Ith P d 6."1"1"4 "NMI" tti Cl i m m iegte:'s ha*, then be seine to divide sol d-I •eas me le holant°blrtsnewbseTbrdri.lirduadeliellabbbibendill; eere:madhel fie _. 111111.1"Mfdistehit wea mmilm all iliglis tir r is en s ke in/tine s umigilifee the star, -- ar il; 1161111163.• lIWWWILW a. " .w• IN. ' WIW " dm" arm, neo li tur 12, rem _ ...... enta es do net mese to preilistilial s =thylbeettl_ ____„Pli moupu-sethwer." /foveae, 11, km an 01•111610 the ease waree.. _Mr. Mania ..14 there were Whitby. To the beat of * my hawledge Kr. Whitby woo pare.._,,e_se eilnia lbeer .e_ eleillea.. _...... a me; oar anst a re* le pist wt the aril pewee who slalmod te Mu el Mom mass •soommasted by ma seen •agise w ww iss w vlag it hilleman-elideredmide derember tr. from.. .. Bl ...oe Llitalt illithkawmeattowlegt s t " of the jbli =per .. v.-„Tzlii...--....- 6......-6 3 ,.. . a bid....1.- me is sliaftwieli hesa belo : bauterabir'arals dint th k e iti en ti r teuss ags ; n l Tilne d ue ig thea llier3"" d a nne lle 1 1 -- utut ha reou t a h h es eu‘ lasties vote, s d ad mi reginge mm la "'.. a ;In= weer ibesibly took away to T ai si ow Wean to 'rely thine sold manse Mau Igmern - et Olow eeed t ltoeuutor mo Se. boa .. tram . ... N.NishA vele made se Melea's urtilsate, bat Who's Ne1 ".. 6 .. aed ho dew she ths mom vb., Me. I have set anted es any halms he epee eateum I use the . “kand_a witc_diew, w ho ri.d =of the ballet box ! CsmtraNdilleses of TaiWw bonus Jaa. lad An. t, la. M u l aetw i at wit '' et 0 eettusWorge", hose --- .... Wm% C a m au ha - ta Ckw( l :"" orir 0 -11gr aesenw °TaCe978.4 -aff Chast ralin , Nl F lth th, berbig N 23 ;rlll ", bie tthafrua lt, "-- b00t ".." 7 ............... op e C ils olnated to, m the peen W i t he ► bad cesanitted wire "" ft attPa h Co nr Cavils/gm Jea s hbasel. ead I soder- toe a lighterage or a eel Mahe& There has ben • le .7: 44 .7 . 0 . 1 .7..... °WI lasilleadath Forwarded from St. Petersham norodisiallistuaks.Bll,24B a brlndl eetellet. tit tee d" " a _r ethillea "aid n.d . " ' steed, , but the vase tore I ha% reneethsr. I way weal Wanes Ma. Mesh eat RpselL The bill WU interior cd laid% as estimated by SIMIII IO lbs. the "am. that the basknilti • 116.1" Wien that WWI* uto the par Is kw lea 14s. I sampled, te the hest a t my to Mr. Lewis mid do imPlint bid es I iddlegba t• too* rarleuranchants in ths tradr..--...... 14,000 Meg wee ia perteseellp with be brother Gap „ emote es leo eeweeei bob fee t. eat. ...ono MU. IMe bed leasseseleas with . the ballot box. His . duty lid asteentonelle Midis psi me zoos-sit Clossostown. November 21. Was --••••••• U.S4S Rome Ensure-et tthesistown, November 11, how „, ta,... 11. a ltWiw W e Pi meletaller• Ml ' Ra d e wis la I asked himil lbw sees bees Me Mak sad he aid Janes &lopes ha Wpm sad nose leads I met Mond. _PP_ he mews ellawaue the pupils Salad then meow er r mums sob et asuimilas en Ism I , int. w ....4e ,.... i" By.. t mow. ?4,....b. 2., tr 0...„....... omit Rouse Canna -off Falmouth, November 12, fro • •---• the habit of seehastieg his beim setitely with ,„_ _ awd mowTo arrive Mr. Warp Sabi; sad he autbsebed him ee led 4,0001. eTrodiar. two u xenZegoist-Ire=oett Peer that Mere was sall seesideratha fee that parietal dung use an. des bill for 1171. 14s. praises& I will sot sa ri to /AL Jordlne sold then ere PP be Done Perm_ t• Peale g o omoiao the ow. is toe Una.: el l tbs* n _ ,_ Wes IllaL _, 11bedhwL__,116.,_be"...,18n_ W ., " K t ; aliwithess ?" Re mid. sone* Dot, we armor how as to swear that the two bilis woes wommodation sad hoe} ardor, Weld the thetwetele hod New WOWS. VI moos wlll rateably arms ty Difeemble SI,: 1 Viewer -at Orereeed, November 13, fr0m„.......„je WII• __ .. wg ewa e_t.....„ mar r win aro rmairpe .. .7:7 .. • v.v 2 ,. . 1.. .. siumaillis bib, Aregogesge we made shows fres bilis. Those bills lune ben nanny en to the eherekwardess to paha that duty. It IZEI to mose: ~ b__ i y Ilmeh Sl. 9 C drat. """' Ea """"" 111 e l bluli t " u ""'" '' - tine to lime ea 'seek bias width were Weight to as three or four yous-rnewal slier reauraL IMs that nothing IP M Jeatil2 "1 Po wim h• V W et -t* I V "Ws lad la iMpemesiew, assardiag dean usi 5...- u::::...........24.1thiire11i5iik *sh a h appears that this 4, was by the Mob* to the sweat of fres LOOM to 1,11001., sad I don't live at Graeseinushatrest It Is probeble that that bad •• rig h t to vol. in P•thili hie Pere ill Unt estadee t mam bo", t am* em s le mr". t SAILID. rapt news Selby, sad seeing his, Whoa 1 Pa- 8 „„„ & „„ 1.- bells,, they were psalm trade bills. If I had bill for 1481. 10. woo s rosural of reaswed bills. The ant fern If the 171 •0 0101 Wing reg a t es : 01 0 1111 VW may stet tisk dsmimiss by Mods MI, Toi 1 bill e er _, eat, .._ "a h i W e l . 11_44e2T1-,.84..71,7 Wows thM th ese slatemeets were eur, I would set have treametioa I bed with the firm was a er____.__Yeate n _ rw _____" , e ,..• - ".___.._ Pt 1• """,` ',...'-___ jtAft . parted with the nosey. About 14th of July I had Janes P • r_r", ".,...,__."""e',...:'7,,,,, ______".• " 5 ".,r'',,,, ''' - uh ,' eavenatisa with Mauls ; I sea about to leave town, end have no a genes whose tu sera at Stoke 14„,gr 611 Ur i b ete wea lis i bi ni s pro te pe a rly ° regaled . eould overthrew tea whole anTra taabe Mamba 18,1615 b y illy 84 I 1 17,204 date Lad 1171.bil' or of what it was vet election. However, as then ass a gasses ia dant*, May antes by Desember SI, A Z e r • P t • ''''''•• ''"'", ••••• "'""'-'---•" --- * asked hie Uhe wanted • y discounts before I west est of for, whether So maw metier bill ex for aeson I and Ile the Posit wee 'MI of • Teri airless 14 . 11 " 8119 ~ Ina (Aber pieces - 10,000 1,000 Axe -from Cora . November 22, to Ataion-from Hall, November 11, t 0.... Awn Power.- from Queenstown, Swamies SE to I lap b l ow ," thelm hed wat tte se d, .. lllll eseldl l I L ilibflillftl fawa ... ... " . a . tom, and resolved how say the letter prodesd, of which ean'tsay wearer I rows that notte-1181. If there is a be would sot Wide apes it at pew% but ahem the -- woe Wens-from Clyde, Nominee 23, to „.,„„ After ''.. the (alluvia, is a espy : Itala- tree Grareend, November IS, to likairs ed la a Menilly wow with the bask- Mims avast nes le met bc se meek as the two hills. I see for three meths, is order to await the wet of the Da Ittromov. te ro Its. et la I,4oadia.rdia Test 29 0 : 600 20 . "26. Nichonshae, July 18. might kw eon may nes; I does eye the" "young applied/ma to the Court of Quares Beese. rookie Loden January I, Ire W hi s Zt i Cty. It was esatseded, ce behalf of Thews Imo Is.6°° BainiaTra - "on Poses, November 21, to_ __A mts . Sock la Laden (computed) Januar 1, 1656 il dos b i ge booboo was m e e s i mt of Mr . Boy", "d " Diu Sir„-We have , you desired us, nade a wish mew. I des'[ neestiaba wketherl owed then any nosey Mond ! t his. nod that kis wi t s the brush ' gu tt y, eakelaties of the meat of bills whish we expect to m wee I easened the Me re in the awes of business for the met sis weeks, OLERKIN WELL. Within Heath and Thew Pope, boatmen were re sod Oinleneeleed W Me. IWO. he Meds-I bare built wowed a a eau" oea the Mato of a wows Dry arrive Wee ianury 1 sad March 31, B lB,OOO ee D 4,000 en - ha m Queenstown, November 11, le., h eo s o Maus Leasse-trem Cowes, Norreber . 52, to - I,' Crear-from Oinft, Iffinember 91, to :--- 1 la tatiag the Wo. to the Mainapt, Thaws Selby. Had i'll rig to so y ot h e r 'e mu shish we Wok will amount only to abet 8001., our Ratliff- nes or Moe home bat I isn't wade wsalf • Milder. nane sakamo), 101 airbag leer womb the water in the w a ..: from other places 4,400 Casurr- sea aneemert. November2S, t0......-.JkAwash We 'Won hen list 1 4= • see bon bowl a emelt of ti er , we Sr. yi e d te ay, be very ii,he-Wo scs. Hs., I had temmellisas with Coviagton sad Co. in 11161. Mr. " I mo erne Rayon% Cana [ -- *ea Tomes Selby, it WOOD C"'"'" 4 - km Onnerni, November 22, to .......natu pIT week ., Qualm-11nm Limped, November 11, to.........tbedintimeie cart is T. Selby, if , he was Wiesen of the variants. "R. I.*, Mg." • ' Cantors , ' sad Co. Mane wee, I dank, la the firm . I lin treassolleas with yhe mododate of the Nee hdoe swoon to the fla. Davao from January Ito Mazok St, at 2,000 mks me Maass. albs Sm. It sweated tonne hawleals of rs" ............-- eon Cur or Mew -tees Iburpool, November 23, to „arise, Tet t meths ahem was wean by the firm and by the I teransel to tows about the 27th of August, sad sa - careme-itentheeth thressato 22, to .................-Mein deal ie the cher, he would hue hen liable for any loss the 28th of August Maude celled, sad I spoke shout I *lsla Pre NIL UPI Ghat W. Mr. Tyrohitt said it was a novel sad serious ONO, bat he nne , in /m u, en Ape I nes ~,,„„ Ds Dior -feem OINK Neember 21, to .. -.. ---.......Arem5t a °"'" Ds Lum-feem now None 2I to osenneed by cot noises Loszvzwity. But it appears bow bills whin he had loft some few do before, r ir aulliLeh se um " ei g ht t•t• a el tile - Irteebeid should act fed iliffided is Wilhalfalfhill it from the oon* Stook In London itamputob Aril I, lAill ale le hesitate that, by takiog the sweat of *kb I had before no. I :slid him if Led Bails , grAd ot f• I PPP Peet OP I Pre his sideratin of a jury. He sh ould therefore soul the pawn WW probably strive between April 1 end July $l, C... 5, 765 b..= id 'rebel bran of they were the regular Mlle He said " Yea." I said , We 0 PAPP der that Panama wee. mine lf. be wee • , ' • m .. I seal swear pelllvely, bat I think it was he that I i t i lgek ly I did . fin WM. bet he would accept bell. • E... 15,619 gratos-frou OardW, Novas, Pl to haa-from Gramm% Soverrlso r !f, to hem 1 bis bey. la oddities se the etnellea, ft diet in ' Beams. we lee a peat boner oam Wag lik ba „ .... *dr made*, idle f / hatred hm am" the par m ere; ad h e rated some of then bills. The bill for 1171. I know SOUTHWJJ IB . w ",, from other Ores 3,000 Um. or Murwoo-ten Orawed, November it, to Min Os per 1844, Thomas sad Gaga Selby s a m at m „b au d m m a i n f eu , par i mre; b u t I d u et r eed. Whim Omen, bat the 148 L bill le a mewed bill. Theo Ind least Braes Winded to take out a sanmons WSW Buss we-tram Otoresed, leseember SS, to 00 esteehell saes 20.0741 13s 7J. Is she appean that 1 :rut • • edemas for weerelearge; but as he saw preset an Cauvery nom Aril Ito July 31 ..... 11,005 Eieure-fram lawspei. llimmiler Ss, ta ....-....... Des, eassatsia-ban Lima. Newastme eta, to . Gahm Pam owed at eke • 6 . 0 de. bind dial NZ s:Mil. heft seamostioe easily. I said, " You might to have 16 _ 0 4 bu ebit __ ow weddt he l Pte llt eide OsP r oweedie end Co. sad stystair IP' is. Etrie-from "I I laillasa, with =M T " bait sad eil4miar "Iweiti l etook in Lade August I, isle ................. ............... kW P r am % Ite e emPt Sto to-------Onn 3s. 64. ; ia the whole. USK 16s. Themes Oahe sena a ired beellell to have et seat' PIPPIe rPi h e "le ''''o r Z e . m eefuel far Whitby [, I mo , hama Whitby f rom of sonateasnee, who attempted to Japes upon himnen MINNIAIR 111. to _Mb that hobos privets proton etas sweat of ILMIL the.7ll • " Yes. sad they rite a peat deal oat of it as well." I thin , n _ w . um, mom aka of tit, tem few days aro, be esesidered it his duty to mention the dr- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. Hennes-bin Quellewh, liender tl, t 0... .. -mu W delimit of 34,8701. Oa 6d. Thews fielby's may gee his a Mans fee 1401. I Wised the steseameat he In-.-woos se ratan Or atant. hor. Ilt unroof. IllionrurrOnts -IN Was. Inman es, to - istart ores 1 IL M. P. &ley ad Nam, drew out o a m mi d. , m g h a d y re y p u g o s olkiebso Num h eft th e rel ine. . w•eseasised-Te the bill of my belief Ide not owe the ons ePlee to Mr. OP P. His lordship Pointed oat the "Idu / a . •m e hia e go. t h e party (whose mimeos asset, it would be advisable not to 1888 repute as above. lass-from Co - November 22, to Lair on t w Cut w ps Lover -fres SOW; November 21, to ....„..gt, /dm tires 1 3731 Thomas Belbe's .IEIO 1144. seen lability of tic esmenses. 1 Wald ase hays parted w i t h UM 00 ISIU OS . le tit , basknon. kis bee =r e " m a w sow ary nme omed m e g" they hed hem ea" I elm. Cana is between tie fi rm and sepolf. I thiak Ide aot Pa h( soloa de• N ye dolo bad ff s Ple ssewea lles iediac h•e• alleoese.ewed the Me d u ba ir ia til ua tee a 1126. MSS. Janata-OKM Inntaltd. November 211, to . , It is difficult to gowns a nee men der4srosameran Main te tweet Wisest with Mash uatil about the Po 110. own this. " da m e „ ohm imisie do abr. fled of Neon Ist o u am nu f o f fi apias u r. bre lb. Lod Fer.___,„,,oBlcsaiesatzfwactiy ____Osa____,_.wen will provided with his atellihan Tim icdulgeoes was coacedod fail. I = s eed la se Wag I eseeller that Ima haven rye wed I karat, I made 11111110 higaisille, and es the had lBth ro of . mo t: v ig •T a r d• • halo 1661 sad e ; aeaa as 7dassurihran sail bo lte r: w ood eoheueltedwowit•Pla Brat ate ldie tesee tne Y ea ta d Pp; poverty. ••• ez , ................: . Inatma.Kamalinsakitaaim:lttlatutioga....:ocmeto:tlPOcalt,tNimmaorivbanc4r22,bir2to332.. 63.. t0 ....11....... . ...lies and ores April ..... St aiga.B : 94l 7Sl P ii ir 6 o . ...... s r 1 . 0 z . :. Prka. " ...L s 9 . (7 ! K L A ..,"" Loo r' c i es = 2 .. o r trom agsQ u venw r eveoet. .. rsol. e.••• • N f eal oee .7 l. be ttee ber ber tll62 2 3 i g.. T f et0 ... . " :" ... _ 24 : 111" ..... a /luau:lir ' 1,, M 397 is "is NM SOW" (4 De Ws, 40), sod "Its October Meade etlleil se our one . I Mr. Conbo-I leek you ought to stets the Ws publicly 1153. ____,_.°..„,,,_. Iheare-froes Graseend, November 23, to nom, wee iallird" OD. Oet, K. an N., 234). lo tle ease of feed a entails bilk whiit had beo;L a isft roe ths 18th :f a haul. Mr. ot hi p p d the e from posem eellinS - tor, hir ar a tbe tth r o wwo odlot_ WAWA-non Swansea, hineether 22, to the beeknet Now Wee ase mosese, on he is sot October, sad in the Mimeos elf tbs be me think about 1854, only Is that you, I had a eselvossatisksboold is Lon a. ebbll. Ereest Bruce-I don't UM to do so, as I shall not M. 1 implanted by Wane le the bash el trust. take th at bill. I said I Weld ace do so. Be - We and w ith K ot a. as " m e. „ ma d am . K r. promo or charge the party. but as your worship asks me, moils Ca."l l 4tack .7,ll2 1. 1: 61LI O . ... 4Ca5ka. 54 :6x36 , 6 : 11112.111.165 3 1- 7 4.9 0 ; .. 3 . 1,1_59 3 . 7 2 3E 2 4 5 45 0 ... ANA 16 • ••• i° 4 . 41 " W ' Wooduonr-tema Liverpool, Noverner 11, to .. • re f il l = year MO, the peor ammildp WI Selby sad Norte very nub, and I said, "I teak it will be b i r sea ttor to tell - with Whittle owed Wend O mots 13,788 L Ss. 6d. Nortoo's wants len why... and I shaara d hi m t h e pe p s , re am e d. i s w hich meads told me there were six partaers, sad gave me the I will briefly date what ofiflifflid between ine end this man. marl 13,671 11 0 41,13111 U 0 51,0711 36 0 74 ,,, e ..._e twe Lieen . d. se . e .. bee u. to 2tee _ wan. Os to 9th April, 1866 , I believe it wm that Mr. A few days age, I eat se I had left the Carina Club In Pall- It should be ()teemed that ton sped el the soap duty ewe into Sorra Bomar -from Cardiff. November 21, to red star ires 6.31. lit. 63., leaving as woad delegacy of is as wawa of • a (suety ewe Judaea safest him for .JM o r , sea ler , C b 'died. My attention was called to it by Pd. ha Pm ell. to me and tappe d me as tbe arn melting operation in July, MS, and that is Ole of the war the areareeture Or-from Gwen. November 22. to 1 , try. 14.. li d , Form 1844 de es las beakruptcy hs 11/ 16s. 43. He still pressed me to take it, and I Mina Kr. Clay, my parte; and • about three days afterwards Mr. on of my awe, sad apologis i ng for sopping me. I sake ot nut Was hes largely laireased, tesswiereg a proortlenete or. Occur-ham Pl.. southe November 21, to_ -- ____l7 . 32 ", oar t ' 11 . I oat 11,ent 7. 91. AMMO Ilish tat se had a wee as demo. : We ban sot made shames cm fresh bills sines w e b er , n y a Clay neationd the fast to Mr. Maude of Mr. COViligtOeS his who he was, when he said he was the brother of Sir gumption se talow and alb aim sa area •melt allat. stRI Pacitneva-fros Liverpool, November 23, S . . amt_ ND Wahler's, yet has costhoill iell ben mess WNW; sad tab DM of O c tober , On the UM of .t. te r t . maim made t h e „ ma & t h e , s h i t tun wan Jobn Ray Reid, who was ruined by Peers acts, and that he *Pen sielegether from any *epistolist thee me ewe& aft Orr some late denims el the Owl - el Appeal, a seleiste. escomeanad be Mr. duo, • solieltoe, mind on roar Mt * I WNW Whoa his candela Bet SO *M. il 00 eon. en Oa the 2.. d el Nerembou I saw the Weeded Whitby. leas and as I believe Ilia a asielsa mei saddle the I lose set aware that be was es of the somptors of some inedelees with tea costs of as weal, I shell allow the lidos hills, or I' should sot have discounted then. I meld be re- Queen-tram liverroE November 23, to "- .. .• .. . Want ale WINS of tallow bed ellemeedl he he es 102 to 455. Hoerr. Ilion - run Lioal. November SS,. to .Ems ram th.. our pertain ressahalag, and I intoned it assent besides wal Phi" to Pret t y by the "7 mew "' All i his =s il t -- to be its nonsel Mae reeked, m &avian of Itoessoir-froin Rolybe4 tioveroter 21, to _ it. My A n t trwee ti om with Covington ad Co. Treaty_ a the wog. Indies was goes, an he was stare_ ng. t h ou s, .It fou W y ly 1 00 westass about the 1802. I knew they won an emingat par by »pantie& In the par 1854 Mr. Whitby also told Bag Pin. grallegaeLtrieweset=e te aro om year from the Mt esami- e wlagrated a .." IveourFaanans Wisioby the et t aa " He leer said, " bo Yes is ." wa l eseTtiset there wee, eic worsen is tea firm. Mr. Lawesses- Tors Sinew toll gnat Mr. Nene lam get, , ead Yon here brought 71011 Onion" yemsday Mr. sw a b ad = Aldermen vii ra ( ar m wombs ? TM Ossanimioner-Yes, as then is se oppositle. Mr. Loess ap,olied for the costs of Mn. nodose. oppo• to ass Co. ? ' Ho sad. " No. I trove brought my soot was. I aposely avoided bringing my aeseptanes." I Presided "De you nese to say you have Me weeptin bills for in the Oman of the Lord Mayor ,and sad at con adorable leak emended teat his sliest Meade Wow that the nee mem sons. Iterathvga-froin Orinteend, Novesober 21, ta . ...-.. C9 . 1 . 11 ...!...1 es you are sot such like him. He said, " I el the ideas; bora Intmemed with by the a, wink been eat_ &A u anta-tront Gravest_ nel,_ .., Norm , _her 13. t 0.............., otos* midtin., If that's the can yOUr brother moat belong to the , YM toy i.,,,M'' the 1.188 . 1 .t e t " euri ab a l " . " .... ?P US S a: illiabillatH:orraldiedde.sil lr, notutaoialghsta,tbgessotheL'a rsdei'g seas dus k 0 the aneszer H e m a , .. H u so t acquainted with the peseemten ia the legitimate way of LE.,,,,,,0......,„,„46,...0111111""tha. stk. H. followed pc, said ... , T ,. ou are sot the brother of my old fried Sir g ohe yaw, brow mod go. Per or. huhu, hag tbe ergbasy erratires Bouvarria-from Oreseend, November It, t0....-....b0u s ll am, and lan such altered, owing to privations." I therth_________,Per the_ n _reeilieleelf the tatleA n _____2'._. l el elee te r . B e e t e or e l ttoe. e in. 1 4 Noyem be b, ? 2 7, 2l, to to Ceps sot . % Si'hslelmg she mow. at • a ant ams by re. ** t5.,...........-T.fro.-trLiiireyersa N N o o v zr. erobi 2.1 13 , ,,t0 t0 t0i ............. z ... : jum Gan os-tram tare meatdwaw he bed en the metes of genies tarn •even a rep of l tea. issa from demesenalled by the shams lathe slues M o ts s Uzeus-trom Cresson, November 22, t 0..... Shiite the man ? aMk musket least wadi se be ads, that nese Vicroau-from Welds, November 22, to ..... ...1 . -34eitt Sties. ad Co., as their clerk ?" = es boa* sheet the seat few main se_ outer Seism-from Pon...mouth. Nave cher 2E to„ ,_pos t TM Commissioser -Oh, yes. He bas suffered very mush. e ll = told you all this ?" I said, "Da you thick we Pa m ". who had dblerented hide for him to • THY lone b ut f lam b e d u m awn. Ne a p, I noticed hie pima =4 am of telloo r ass eset wwzrembwastabw srh :t esmay awnwia lbseM amela the inns aamasassisl beeere Wasters-front Cardiff, November 11, t0.....-..-Orre eatost, and submitted that these was not h as no greed for aampmra of obtain eswt dote Let thee be &load out Of the joist estate. &MN hoe discounted the bills if we had knows you had won the lowan be mistoken. Mr. Levelers said that, in the theme of Mr. Liaklater ben bh at ?" Be nun no reply. Mr. Clay, my partner, t ite .__ ohat_d,e_a_seresiik _ _het die . ,thet ow theirr.. Mr. Oemise-Did yea Ore eta any money ? swag Ito Wry esonsee ed he umbel temett. bn =se, pear VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. (ate bad reproasete/ the Mahon Selby at the bearing), Was ere Bat Yon PP had two-thirds of t he n eese i wile• ' refte7d aw er e lo:li wiew eesehigeg Pawa nT eu ;ity ll i t : le as - e r e " a : Te a l Lord liaise Bruet-No, sir. But afterwards I have is a Mat that need not be diellinn• hers. le 1 i 5 4,101 he was d. sired to ask for peseta for Mr. Selby for Um* oe lON been called for. Why weeks. to enable Slat to appeal. yes WOO the asopter ?" Whithy da b yes ed eall a td at o sa n y r that the fOre we. - 11. 410 f10rt7 pooleadiew r ainiest eleelltal•ed yet Sir "ha EV iloidNl brother has boa dead te ____.. he Lat enact "l"lll.. anted th " " I l t .. I tL_ l" --_.-- thil the r W t . Dye (boron.), Inns, of London, let. 47.57,146. 5.0 W. His Honour snood the application. wade, aeon es desk to Coningtois sad Ce., bat I did Maude after having noshed hundreits of pounds oi him NOW I.B.the• This le • fearful caw for the to err naiad 11".°4-.--;.,...:+ssearag:wa 0. cwt 2 " 11. ma wa iWL I = s e . m et t h e Origami (barque). Nov. 14. Ist. 47.26 N., ton Ma W.; alga. Sarah Neuman (ship), fee Calcutta, Nov. U , off the Nal* not Mew Ms saw at that time. is the shape of Meant, is the expectation that his wealthy • PPP whom I Pro jut boon told has barn • larger in • Z e , t er .' oomm to ; Loeb% there're, IN BS OLIN. Coin anemias& by W. Sisista-I pima gnat sonfidonce relation would some Wind and settle their gu m . a, respectable aides, but rash are the fasts. Be is the Man. w him alt he umeo u n a jt s e t er ude s cue euresairs uy th e o e d e m as 'This me We fleet nesting * ono the Inahroptey of Aden i s th e gook" Mende . I a id a ot h a w m e " Ne u a t therefore trusted that Kane would be at MO* diaaaarged. I Walled hie at the der as I was minim tbs ono, no le post. Ms beme a =lit m etas . lea en Glee el the Wens Boar Metal, Pessedilly. Mr. William Mr. Poled addressed the magistrate on behalf of W bitby, and told his of h. beedste i Cr i sher a llen amens. ran itntriaa THE SEA-BORNE MAIL& Ems; merchant, of Osten guest, and Mr. Edward Poor that theo, bat I ova ►beard of thir •tespestability. We who, he submitted, seas hows by evidence to have wed Ms. Combs (addressing the peril alluded tol-What ex. aid Smith Amagfeo. Plena thatellilkilifaiwill heeendedetent sais, safer, of Usbridge, were appear! trade Italiallat. hme hoseasted for Kande for three pan. sae hung that dm am b ars du mm i e d f a his t o u the emu " o le wd as the clerk or Maude, and that he asespod the bills for Ms plantain ma you give about this affair ? L ar d g um , Tbe estanesom fee *so seda es pen ell end comae oil, are not (From the " London Post-oflos Litt.") Munn. Lumen news. mad Bern are the selialt era " th° the pounds. We Mugs a it we let illeseatiog Matra. No ease had hem proved against bin, sod be was Be la u.. sweats to yes, and if he pleases I oan detain you. • L em. 61 reeseLww"="l6' "Itheraeop=rp°/itrter= estate. The seauseed debts are sedated at upwards of Wile as well as the discount, bet it wen en seek. Ie therefore entitled to be diehard. wyer--1 Way it wet eambatielly. Ido not know had 6,000 oneerbed reset lids bet yier. is Dow without an, [When Oa* date • fer asking up a mail felle on a WM. es mail remains open until the day lostarehl &COOL ; secured ditto, 1,0001. Tbe assess ore returned at ha y. isda„ t h e „ eft " u m have hue smut 6 per soo t. Alderman Wire-Upon the maws as it dans lam hi o s ol i tt ot oo de hl . Pr sad I wee an .in Pannell On the day ill ad " 1eng."749010.0" deters "I "rid us $ OO " 1 " 1.4001. is streak is trade, 6721. la dense., sad 3601. estimatedet tallow per wort. Seem the stem was writs li. we have Mend a . WIN Os the 3rd of that mouth we charged Mr. Mauls 2} per deed _t of °Pinion that no wined that so we against Whitby b r onesa b" su b" : P .o r rt. ", w all it d b blade up at A WAIN ........., sew w wet ernes from the socuritks. coat. eseentialos ad W. per oest. It was a hill for t per regard to Maude, I thiek, upoa the 'Wens of Mr. Ramp, q Lord Braes[ Bruce-You wen the party, and sow you WO • 1 9 _that the Porto of Zed/IWO and Memel are closed speak I clearly identify you. However, I shel not make my b t adm ila i mm a a a °lllk• Petr" , as =11 144 r uria me n e t e t t i a stb ta iret- a a ,„ Bwilmaaeries the the dr 1. ''''", Illatal lat. CONIOnIOIOI 00C121715. 961. Is. °‘ the 24th of Aug" lad we eitarVid 7 there ie aow that I ought to send for further laptirt for eIP P I d a " I P • week 4,ealsoiks 1d been bought at of the 1E619 nuke reirrel to Post Car pe ' Tehed. . K 1 " _ 4 7 1 .. • This the the .zumisatios settles th case of Thom" twat. Ma n etimmieles. Ide not remember that any - IN 111 mean ie pow was oeseat at the wavenation la April this year. rat Mr. Combo told the party that he had begs allowed to above. at 14A Se laS ea ;ad 4000 OAS bad been taken foe enroll who , ) suosth oe l taikill "4°l3l4ra:lg money with wi 1 practise ia that court se as attorney without his sertifleate, delivery at 1n.114 le. in whir tan hs caroled to swirl this dm' [Vas . :::: M a t i, d abg emtkt . abdod see fa e r re 1 have fete • tly ono Mr. 'Whitby, bet I did not know ilitoakillidefrenred.ll"l" Igoe deeded o a railway asstrameir sad eontreitor for h i e nin e - . i s m s e ; ir h„, h s ame 'till I tou t t o Mr. The ernmons whist Whitby was than dismissed, sad as he take i:tiottetarlatt: Is f .shot iiti ti w z I t i , ::11:l i ! t a te: intr74.l=ing: 7 4 i t d re tw r y tteggra ca r 4 ta cce e dAd . Gii catti t t ::: I mo th 1 nor= an 5,007. Our ewer leers on : -Mt the year, 701..; Deo., .os. ; melte . qt y la d P aeliell "Wk.. el Pmlialatai'llineL Tile alreeellte...i.P"' Coriagtoa's Imetithouss. l a ne Wu a bill broker fen lauds was committed for forria a l, d bait ... 4 :LI . his tend thers • egain, Won pro;ided with his certificate. aces- ir d " t i t t P h d r i te e L tead eetrY l 7rel b. tat a July' • 15". t° rol e o4 l ll .. l!e a r " rad l o b ! n t di e l w iral er a ban pt krupt as LI W l= "Ptil GUILDHALL. The party the quietly left the court, when his lordship Jas . and Mara ' 764 7154 w tiwW" asir TR. T an: 614 ' 7" Egypt. cli of the i• &mow. lids .. de - p ub , Cey10n... wa .odder a sae item. At the fusser period the bankrupt wan to before that, bet I did dimwit mime amommedaties bills Willis. wham; eyed 36. ad May may, aged dd , th e o dd e. was idas sorry tiay. for the man ' s position, but he was positive FIXIAIL-No return Ise been made of the male of We or mew bow ban bed *surplus of 13,7641. Hs sow owes to uneerared uhstututhys and th a t ra i se d rue , I b oug ht seal huh et tensor described as • acomminee traveller, end the latter 'nosegay, the produce of the British the in Amenm, in the aanattaa ) 90th af soya ,. gepedglow. VW ;to those holding suavity, 12.4931. • link mi a ,„ a d i , ise i aures , se a trines' ca l : f autot c rer, e lere b d rol t h h t up on ia n as to c rt week ending Nov. 20. No return ba h been made of the salii e brown Ms Oey. at the re , __,. me.......... p.a.. betap ilbille:::/454r b7!°l74rodpeebte ISlNUTE:ll4ll422i,ehhbi' Ir:w e allantit 1111 1 . a lllan ol d fo r isgthengyr for t W a ltitbli - ' t b p: r e:eseTh en . Str ot ichs: a u se e Zgoill f , g° Thai :lU, be f og pert of SPORTING. ar ilnesovado sugar, the produce at the Mauritius, In the week end. bar ill ►sea isg m above. The T he pries of brows or Sumas lo sugar, the China • month. 4th of 1 Wm a lesides bows la Werwiek•road, He- s u m " I m us t heard whiny., au " I "ed a lam quantity stoles from the pnmises of Mesas. Sleigh -•-- rodeos Stir Ea* ladies, is 49a. 21d. per cwt. Basra, Nov. 111.-tife are sot ewer of •• slag* tranewatlon Blo Pen fra thg. pwr • •./ IA mon ths th. ) 15"1 ball " °N.4". I°ll aps e sone good debts. sad as seelp moat of rat balm of I serer mu ne the c o ol sad Woolley, of 74, Aldsrmenbury, Wow the 29;11 of BETTING AT MANCRESTRR. - FRIDAT. to abigl n kt it as Mr. Culottes.this wee*, the trade declining to bream their stock., an 4 ... s w e ll ith *lrk 1 b eee . I w o o ott. - Olin „„o eo llie 1a r .. .,1 7 "l nin s ° .."I"laaaattlesa,„.lll4„,..ll"h"."ll,,val".. favour, Ealing, abet Whitby. I wallet a carnotite with Ileategahw and the lit of October lest. CHEWIER CUP (enter or not). Vow are of b ett a ues ps:rely somlnaL oind u l . .n redee m ogeet s ' V o ss sesrody the ces o Eof peck Polo lag '''''''.. '''."- "- '-' -....--- '''' ''' '" `'''''''""'•''''" Maude shoat a bill which had bee draws epos a party who The pressen were agile remanded. 60 to 1 opt Coroner (t) 1 oleo l Ss. per cwt. month. 411 reek. Om of Os piedgeleenewas is which the bask - ' did sot live oaths daringly's. It Is customary to maks bills BOW•STREET. 1000 to 16 - Tug o' War (t) lo wer prier would have to be submitted to. In rune then le a steady West Indies 1 ad g li d e ____ tale _ r beel i st resta ,_,_ ~,,,LlY,,,elVidei_eal see Pea•sted___,_,._with„,,__lbe payable at the drawer's. It appears by our books that we The court wee yesterday crowded by a 0011001 tree of gen- 1009 to 10 - Rifleman (t) Wiese dons at firm Mr. (except amend and .'"""''' '''''''''.... " ... i s ' '''' - ' l .t .....dhi s --- .- -- have had gassy bills of Whitby's which have bun paid. Maui, taking es intoso in parish affairs, eager to hoar the 1000 to 10 - Flatterer (t) lon mh, 1 4 1 ) toes rill be Coaroforionen oI W • hopes wows isle Be torsion by Mr . Tarry-Attu Mr. Coylegtea's death result of a charge profaned by Mr. George Begat, of 1000 to 10 - Alfred (t) COTTON.-Livseron, Nov. 23.-Light and inonfikient sa oar v il einwis cedural . 1 . : stook of cotton is admitted to be, the relL _dements of the tire for „ „_ La Plata Dee. 2 %nth- I 1•1 fretnestly the Gall hen, Nate essitreelle, aa lie the ememat I era the representation that there were four or Beaufort-buildings, against Mr. Wallace Usher, of Cle- THE DERBY. keeping up tient regular eassomplies. joined also by some business ..irel .n: 7 worm ems Is tbs esetracar; and the matter being refined es flee Bray believed to August IsiS I believed the same. esitat's-lans, for assaulting him while d acting as inspector of Bto 1 apt Fly by Night (t) for export, have ratillar lord wallelier to hot Tridars L'lnGia lso• sea arbitrition. the hatikeupt was awarded an amount less by pertnen, and 9 Wentworth 0) quotations; reeeioan demeigews of ths end ordinary . Mr. George Clay maid-I am in partnership with Mr rtes at.be ils elee pro ti v o e n gs o e f a ns ica try men ae auditors under the rare ere id. bower, while Se better the sane diesidedn Info- ceikkeolo Pew sons 10,0001. than be had Impend to mein.lo to 1 - Ellington (I) Kemp. hr. Medi has had dealings with as ender the M etropolis As edjoernment was ordered to give the assignees the eased by toe resist importers of new cotton es to ea Ise_eerel al firm a Covington ad Co. After Covington's death Mr The case for the oomplainant having been stated by Mr. 11 to 1 - Yellow Jack no copeowity of waning the accounts. 16 to 1 - Coroner CO eaters tor biter* fair Cremo, whoosh were rated Mt hire et Honduras W Dee. 17 ...1 "ll'. ....... - a 16° --- Maude came to oar office. Mr. Hemp was present. I Isaacson, is Clerk of Bt. Clement Dees, Gnome bound one at=orgt any rats.st Md., sad NM is with Num , ) Lorin. - meth IN IS .I J. W. P. GRAHAM. nentioned to Mr. Maude that I had nen the death of one Mr. Lewis submitted that the use, twang satirely upon 20 to 1 - Polmoodio (t) • ethane's,* aod stare. Nor is this norm. In haa 1 The bonnet. describing himself to au isomers, broker , cof Hisp'ohroad. Chelsea. applied for kis awaken Mr. a nation of h was al other removed from the mots. , Mr. Covingtors. and asked him if that was on of their q rig t, tog Censures. He said, " our seeks partner." I remarked notes jurisdiction. Complainant had rejected defendant's seta OW better wl : r die lower qua ides regarded m a sasmemary maim ...,,, st Deo. e ... 1 B"tb L 2 Plall ' I I illi let movement, to pea' away tomorrow or nest week, UM la latUtotion {Canna ) ... ) um:otos. a ge. Mt Pomell, the oel easignee, is bis repeat ou to that as one panne? was gene there world be more to die- rote oa the grated of as alleged arrest of chunb rates, NAVAL AND MILITARY. f 0 r wane tam Noon. that the new erm , , which is wee gelity, Lisboa ,• »• will welimes to be bath aboadeet and relatively sheep. as eimpered sue noted that the butter p t coin kis amennta in tribute amongst the others. Maude said " yes, the four though It was well known that the default was sot of the --.0---. with Se SSW: moishs. Omar to fah demand, at steady pryers; -..•". 1847, whoa he hat no capital. Ile now owed 4.0921., with- partner left will be besefiled." but I eau% a whether he kind wittemplatod by the at, the defeeduit having • IMO Amin"ny. ad data eon We err quote middling UpSods, •_,_„ deVertle „ r .,__ „.,. Bootle &E ._ Ora lk fer TT, Nov.N 23. - APPOINTWENTIL-Cotn• MIL.. mender W. Mould ( 1856 ), to the Colossus, 80, UM! stoats of Brokers rem Mr Uriaare e l4l. ; male, wt gm pony in tbe shape of ants. His profits had ten sweat that to include himself'. I ain't say whether he brought fide objection to do rata aad the qcsstios Wog at present ~Wrl Lk 6 0.1,11 L; sad Odra', 0 11-16 d. The Committee '"" .... '" .""e ' - Lupton. bah be ' 3,1801. ; trade charges, 1,9731.; weal capemea, ow ; M'ls or esme for money ea that oinseion. Mr. Kamp asked re t deal Court. A tionsiderable number of ship of 400 bone power, in the Baltic. ild. • and Orleana, Old. BroceAyres Upon the importer neteriber gram amp. 000Lunotimi. f oo d goo , Falkland b. law err s, 661 ; has, 4321. The benkrept did set appear their 'tumoral him if the bills he was giving us wen bona fide trans. rots!! haring ben exolaied frous ewers g _ a ~_ Lisatenant C. G. McGregor (1846), to the Trausit, Iron tion, "turps oat," we mais so ebsseronon, there being Pothbig new H Z= to have deer an y Sr tors Uwe the early part of 1854, but adieu& Be tePlied, "We sever had ether." I believed V iva he bad bee oademooriog to ammo t is creditors by . +s td h the bills were node hills. Betweenego ce the saute ground, sod Os mode t;s i. b Joni and hugest list they supported laming thus been defeated, an ap I.o4tawn " 2 screw steam store ship, of 600 horn power, at Blackwell. m 11 • 00 "• dcw " b "= • ` 11•11 for "Pedal nonce. It will fencer . E N0v.23 ... 1 l'ti & grit"? I DIL I- the not be overlooked, is these various N119021N3t q _.._ ohne( them a trifi,ag composition. and, harlot failed in "ea ° , sae WIND made to Me . Med.. If I hod known that had bees made to the Cou rt of Queen's Wash for a nan• ~A ssistant Surgeon D. Duncan (1854) confirmed to annum w (lobate' r that if the crop to pone large, the consumption, after two „ etrrortit Dor 2s h tot, he was eoespell.d to seek the proteatios of the court. Mr. Mauls was the ealy representative of Coviegton sod Watts, inuring the churchwardens to hold a fresh oloctioa. rrebander, 44, at Devonport. „ yeusof war. continue to he uodievnialied. 1,160 American, 400 ... A lea E alienate ther _..,,, - America DOE ill Masten ' Assistants ; A . W. Miller , to tad Belblide. O. ions , and 40 Mambos, are reported weave been taken on appeale d that the were aecommodatios A rule nisi had been granted, and thus the whole agates The weds and pawl expenditure had wended the Co ., an d h ad " partner , an hoe Y United ' - Fridays. r""" pital ship, at Devouport ;A. Bort% to the Salaraandef, lin; fin Amstar, IAO dare; 40 Bengal, 70 Egyptian, PS Mersa „_,,_,, „__ Nor. 3 0 „ profits by 3.7001 The books had hoes well kept, b il k. we thould not hive sideman the money. In July Int, would be foopned. He submitted that the introducer* of 6, paddle wheel arose sloop, of 220 horn Power, et Porto from and 2i, Purim% kr (epos ; so that the denverles for the week ••••,f,..rr.'Z'ff:: I r .1 74 . Liver:. u t i, sp.% INA i an the Wog" snack at the ad of eee h ear , before Mr. Kemp went out of tow, he asked Mr. Mande, • question of right neared the ease from the summary y Irmo been about 21,:00 toles Baled tansy, 6,000 bales. tree of the -- , a7 .-- . . . ~,,h• CI W. Burnett to the Polyphemus 6 paddle wheel The motel balsoceakests sot only showed that he he my prows what amount of bills he should want dose jarisdietion of this wart. If the somplainaet oboes to .•" Wilk. 84.010 base. Fridays. • i bad bees iagolnet sines 1849. hut that Ms defieintey daring hi e ab le° ' es . and apa t a t atead a letter is reply, lehlah indict at the sessions, Mr. Lieber would be fully pea e d te emus slow, of 200 horse power, at Portsmouth ; J. B. Unman/ Deo. 5, A p oet s_ tre t. au 1 , Johnson, T. E. Cocker, and T. H. Smith to the Penner. BritlahNorth W afferent. .„,„,„.,. Snow I tirt bra elways hierelisito. The asessats sow aimed to r ooted te fa Mr. Kano% scamp,. Alto that we made meet the ease. Hs did not deny whet was alleged as aa ____, woo screw stem store ship, of 360 horse __ CORN.-Cereuessemo, Nov. 13.-There was e fair supp ly of wheat America- Wdeedins. •"''• ..1......• Os the 2litle of Anent last. M. Maude moult, but it appeared to his that the magiente eould net •"" Pewee. at at market to.day, end many samples affected by the damp weather. Woolwalt. 3-1 , 01 , All the best &sceptres were purebred at shout la. decline oe the e vie Dover sad sweater. 1 Is- w re be, ...a. hot b05......c.a•1th costae; farmers are, however, sulgothe ...,_ - - _ - s_ - ----:.--- ---- ..5 bad sa d eel dieser to the Meese ef MOMS OK Illi Sthi. It wee blibly essitathil is this grist Myth* Mir arra of a metenstile *saner rasa be Ml* Wee die *Ara hisser and ineseity, or then mull be me cad*ell rairMl is teensiles witb &allege d • bath -e• eater. 4r. T. A. Kemp mid—l as ta le paeloweldr im w esia tk Mr. Clay, se bill be sod heath% Mid* 31 ihei City. Meru Orbs** el 31110 , 10 41 the bawd gag a the habit of briart o br i sle ise fee thesesst kg year I Mew Mad& Me hes her the pry with wham I led elemailleee as thseleres sad OS I irmsember Scrag of 111* Mellb Of Mr. about April last. About 12 mealbe befee=l W teT l O • imarreatkie with birth about the pallier Of Mill hm. Is April last I rid. is ereeraterie of MS inietes's Jerk them reed he tree to divide reesse the ether unser Mr. Mande said there rim kr , wbfeh I undisesteed teen Meths. Mrs* Is Illenr i tt il lee his *Wag me 111 merle heist that there sees silt prams, sad be gave me ilhe sera. Tii., lii. Osellegtes, en., Kr. Caviler. Jus...hired, sad I seder. ithekhls le th er, bat the e th er ties l ties% rementhse. I Mike* li nd en/ le elalisstat ao es the paseee In Aped led Mare breed fie sect ear* bide he assert. I embed him if !Mg sees bees die Sea lifik, asd be said they were, est aseirCribee eryiked at..ray addles the I this added, " 31.1bleg ef summemededth SZ i rbri ?" Ms mid. anti* set, we sere dry ae. onseratiele Mb. Afterwards we made advesem le time te lime es ere* bias width were breed le se to the antessit of from LOOM to 1,11061., and I believe th ey were parse trade bills. If I led kaowa that these slaters* were rierstr, I would see lave peeled with the messy. About the 14th of July last I had • rarresties with Ikeda.; I wee about to leave tor, end asked him if he wanted say discounts before I west est of tows, and resolved from him the letter produced, of which the followiag is a espy : "26, Nicholas-lase, July 13. " Dear Sir,—We have, as yea desired us, made a verb misalaties of the assort of bills whir we rust to re solve is the erne of business for the oast al: weeks, asd rub we shish will amount only to rest SON., our listdll- dm, we are glad to say, being very light—We are, be., " B. Kemp, Er." ' Covirrow sad Co. I retuned to tows about the 27th of August, and ea the 23th of August Maude called, sad I spoke about some bills which be had left some few days before, ea assort of which I bad before me. I asked him If they were the weeder bills. He said "Yes." I said, " Bares we have a mat hoer of say thing like sector medades bids." I asW him about the pertain; and be out eedimell te having four parties.; bat I closet resole *lithe ellernation sweetly. I said, " You foie* to have sad briar to have so unsay parttime ;' and he ad. "'lea, Sell thy take • gnat Oa oat of it as well." I this pee his a errs for 1401 I believed the stater* he sad*. asil lad My peallesethisseels have the emcee lability of his sernairs. I sherd s parted with mg essay U I had Mews they had bees false. hos es Inas.* Wises. with Masi. *still about the a l of October lath Os the 11th of deptestber, from I keret, I made elese itiedrise, mg es the 18th of WOW Mande laded at ea emintiarkeses. I had re. heel s retails bid, which had bees left or the 18th of Was% mei in the ellegemes of the Mad he pressed me to take thee hilt Isaid I *meld see do so. He reseed me min 28 311 sad said, w I thish it will be bettee to toll you why, and I showed him the paper predated, *which is as amount of a meaty ewe* judgmest against him for 11L 16s. 41. He still pressed me to take it, sad I deo teed Mies fie. We have sot made adverse es fresh hills sines the Or of October. Oa the 24th of October, Mr. Truitt, a atheism, rompanied by Mr. Burr, a solicitor, welled on se. Oa the 2 nd el Bremner I saw the &radar Whitby. Ire set aware that be was or of the seceptors of some of the Mb, or I* should sot have discounted them. I NM, "Is your nuns Whitby ?" He said, "Yes." I mil, " Are you the ',tiptoe of these bills we rim get, asd yos have bright form Crime lasi and Co. ?" Be said, " No, I never bresett nay acre eares. I parpoody avoided bringing my reeptance." I "De you mesa to say you bar bass wee id, bills for gU cie sad Co., as their clerk r. He said, " Has tot IN& told you ell this?" I said, "Da you tail* we I *Mid bar iscounted the bills if we bad knows you had bees his de ck ?" He mule so reply. Mr. Clay, my partser, usid. 0 list you have bad two-thirds of the stoney whett er/ bre been riled for. Why did yes sot then say yes woes the sleepier ?" Whitby bad gelled at oar sortie, here es clerk to Crimea' sad Cs, bat I did not knew Ms woo at that time. Cram eassisei by Mr. Sleigh—l pissed gnat confidence is the edaskst Kande. 1 did sot row his parents at that dime. but I have beard of their yespeetability. We bre dirsated for Meade for three year, esS drift that use we discounted for him to the asesust of sere* tkilealind pounds. Ws rugs a somminies ke abroad,' Willis well as the discount, bat it vile way meek. Is July, 1664, the avenge may have her "best 6 per dent. Os the Itrd of that moult we charged Mr. Mars er mat. esmosissies sad 61. per oat. It was a bi l l for for 961. 3s. Os the 24th of August lost we charged 7 per eat. sad n cerabeles. I do sot remember that any wee resist at the easversatios is April this year. Me fterently ens Mr. Whitby, bet I did not know I li ries I never knew his name till I west to Mr. Itheel U ps's ersdatheass. Hare bees a bill broker for rr. Ia 1848, I think, I was a bankrupt as a bill broker d raker. I did sot draw or swept aceoeurdation bills before that, bet I did diaeowat eon* acwommodaties bills merewhiely, and that raised ma. I bought mete bills of Ceves * th e wiener. ressymanalsed by Mr. Poland for the defeatist Whitby —I her her is tr habit of emir Whitby for about M jean pest. I sever beard Wbitby's num I used IS armee kiss as Mr. Covington. I sever west to the Cull Mathes. shoat Whitby. I reeellect a revenatios with Meath abort a bill which had bra draws epos a party who liM satin *the address give.. It Is customary to make bills sayable at the drawer ' .. It appean by our books that we have had n.say bills of Whitby's which have been paid. dm ezasined by Mr Tarry—Aftet Mr. Coviagtee's death I firmly believed the representation that the n were four or theteartnen, sad is Annan last I believed the same. lb. George Clay said—l am in partnenbip with Mr. Kemp. if,. Maude has had dealings with us ander the firm of Covington sad Co. After Covington's death Mr Kieft ease to oar *Bee. Mr. Kemp was present. I elestilmed to Mr. Meade that I had seen the death of one lb. Oniagtee, end asked him if that was one of their Mr. Ordegtoss. He said, " our mien partner." I remarked that so este partner was gene then would be more to dis tillate smog* the others. Maude said "yes, the four preen Mt will be beesiltini," bat I ma% esy whether be seessethatile lairds himself. I can't say whether he brought Mi. or air for mosey on that oemaion. Mr. Kemp asked Met if the hills be was giving us were bona fide trans udes.. He replied, "We never bad other." I believed Mee Mlle were trade bills. Between April and August last Unser were made to Mr. Maid.. If I bed known that Mr. Meade was the eely representative of Covington and Co., and had no partner, and that they were etwommodatios bills, we should not base advanced the money. In July last, before Mr. Kemp went out of ter, he asked Mr. Kande, is during what amount of bills he should wait dose his aboince, sad we received a letter in reply, which is referred to in ile. Kemp% evidence. After that we made further advances. On the Mill of August last, Mr. Maude are to ask for some mosey epos wine bills whit* had been left is the Sth of the month. Mr. Kemp bad looked at ilree hills. On the 28th of rent last, as serial! with Mr. Maude as to the amount he ass to be at liberty to dray, Mr. Kemp said, " Now, are all them Irks it Ils, Mr. Coldest.. being the sass w Maude by. Mimi. said, " They an." The two bills seeented by Gees for 1171.14 e., and 1481. Its. and the bill epos Wettby for 461 175., and the bill fir 1981. 14e. epos Bedew iek . an. I believe, part of those bills. Immediately after that occasion I asked Mr. Meads Oft qaestioo, "What do you sell to those parties ? (refer** te the acceptors of the bills.) His reply was, "It was for lighters's, the meioeity of our customers being coal merchants sad builders ;" and 1401. was then advanced span the bills. I should not have advanced the money if I bad known they w; re serest° lotion bills. It was in Oeteber last that we diesovered that they were aceseamodetion bills. About the cad of October I saw Mr. Whitby at 0115 eountioehouse. I did not knew him by name before Mr. Kemp era his if be was the Whitby who wee the sossoter of the bills we had always received of that seem. He said, "I au." Mr. Kemp rolled, "Well, this is as gross a swirls as ever elate under my notice." He said, "I as mere eery for Selby than for myself. I as in a needles meat." He then left the ode*. He said, " Mind, I areelmerbt my bills tayrlf ; I always particularly avoided I that." "Bat," I said, ' you dld sot particularly avoid err/ for the nosey always, because two thirds of the sew" has been veld to you, Mr. Whitby." It is usual for as *set whether they en trade h_ille. It did ant *Ville from z are t tire k I I sa es Iv t h a i i t ile y i t . ber l e. was ones at Covington's Crationatined by Mr. Sleigh for Mande—l kcew Maude se a member of the firm of Cosiegtoa. It is our err to sat the quieten about trade bills. I suppose we tildes whoa we get direonnted bills for them. Several bill atheism. parties bad been paid at ea tufty. I remember esllleg ea Mr. Truefit epos this subject, and I asked him Uhe had say imposition to make. I tor oat my watch asi wed, " It's now five minutes to or o'clock." I did rimy "before one o'clock or the Old Bailey, or Mogan)." Duels, the three years we have diecoasted for Cerise/tom, we ken not had 1,0001. as discount or 6001. or 6001. I will not swear we have not had 4001. Oar claim sow is 7001. or 8001. Cress-ramined by Mr. Tolima, for Whi by—l row Weithy, bat not by name. I knew his ea the sloth of Covington. I thin some of Whitby's bills wen made made at the Coal Itzehange. I did not snake any inspire there. Mr Timothy Burr, solicitor, of Abeharch.lre, said—l know th e defendants. Er. Mande carried on thebasinese of lighters's, radar the firs of Covington sad Co. When Mr. Coviegton died Mr. Maude was the last survivor of the Be.. Mr. Covington, senior, was as a partner at the time of his death. He was sever a pastor with Mr. Maude . There is so deed relating to say partheralsip after Mr. Crier:Ws death that lam eogaissat of. I east say that Mr. Maids had any miner roe, to say knowledge. I have always hoer Mr. Whitbia i e se Kr. Maude'. partner. Cron remised by Mr. &Dig j ke Mande—There was a Are of Driver and Hill. sees dissolved, and thee it was devisers _sad he., mid Ur. Covington mid his shave tell,. Maeda fir a lane sem of messy, in 1660; sea *asset Mr. Career left the kr. he loft mesa wry is it whir has set her wholly psi. est, sad se bad Mr. Hill. sad that Sayilal has bees left* the Arm. Aniatker sea ef Mr. Oringles (Mr. owe 1171. By the Lord Mayor—My original insentient Were with Mr. Cornstalk in Ib6l and 1852, sad my transedicess with Mr. Meade have boss going as elan this. I only knew Mr. Meade from ter him at the aloe. Mr. Hemp. the possentor, farther stated—l should think about 1854, wady is that yen, I had a esaversation with Whitby sad with Maude on separate oessaftras. Mr., Maude told see there were six partaers, and gave use the same. Os the 9th April, 1855, I believe it w alled that Mr.' Contingtoo, sailor, died. My attention was called to it tiff Mr. Clay, my partner sad about three days afterwards Kt. Clay santioaed the partner, toMr. Maude of Mr. Covingemee death. Mr. Maude made the roma& tbs. that this. *see fear parties) ressalang, and I inferred it meat beildele himself. My first transactions with Corinna mid Co. were about the you 1802. I knew they were an eminent am by reputation. In the par 1854 Mr. Whitby also told sae that there wen de tartans is the firm. This skeet cheeses IN the presentee. Yesterday Mr. Sleigh addressed Alderman Wire (who presided in the ahem, of the Lord Mayor), and at son. sidesable Mark t,aeeeded that his skeet Meade breams sequined with the poseentors is the legitimate way of butane, who had diersatat bills for him to a very large detest, and subedits' that these woo not only no posed for OM Map d oseeplesey, bet Mee that Hie asp of obtaia• ing sum by fake peeteese had eatinly Med. The lastest nand oseshedeil by sayleg it wee quite apparent Omit the poseences we. vindictively mender against Met& a ft er having noshed hundreds of pounds of him f• fie shape of disocrest, is the expectation that his wealthy sielises would some forward and settle their claim. He therefen trusted that Maude would be at oats. disobeyed. Mr. Poland addressed the magistrate on Until et W hitby, wilts, he submitted, wee shows by evidence to have noted is the oink of Maude, amid that he secepted the bills for his Meter. No case bad hese proved against him, and he was etillelbeil settled to be dinkaged a — Wire—Upon the *videos* as it 'Uncle I am nisei* ef elisloa that no couspiraey has been proved, and that so newyaiast Whitby bee bsea made out. With regard to Metie r I think, upon the 'video's of Mr. Kemp, Olson is a re ere that I ought to send for farther laquiry, for taskhig plletelatioas and obtaining money with as Intent M defrend. The samettee against Whitby was then dismissed, and Maude wee imessaitted for trial, bail being token for his Oppriednia--hivaself in 2001. and one surety is 2001. GUILDHALL. WWlam Walker, lipid 36. and Mark May, sged 45, On homer desselimel as • commission traveller, end the latter te 6 s. ll4OElg saanifeetarer, were brought up in remand Ift M. W. Cardem, charged with being (easel Is remelts M 141 he. of marlin silk, value 141., befog past of a Iste quantity stole. from the premeds of Messrs. Sleigh eel Woolley, of 74, Aidermanbury, between the 29th et September and the Ist of October last. The pressen were sada remanded. BOW. STREET. The court was yesterday crowded by a 0011001 tree of get' Osman, taking ea interest in parish affairs, eager to hoer the result of a obeys preferred by Mr. George Roggen, of Beaufort-buildings, against Mr. William Usher, of Cle esent's-lane, for assaulting him while acting as inspector of votes at the election of vestrymen and auditors under the Metropolis Improvement Act. The case for the oomplainent having been stated by Mr. Isaacson, Vestry Clerk of Bt. Clement Duns, Mr. Lewis submitted that the case, mining *steely upon a question of right, was altogether rumored from the aegis. trate's jurisdiction. Complainant had rejected defendant's vote oat the grossed of an alleged arrest of chunks rates, though it was well known that the default was aot of the kind entemplated by the set, the defeedent tuning a bons fide objection to the rate, and the question being at prompt before the Endesiestioel Court. A eonsidnable number of voters having been exelsied from exersising their electoral privilep oa the same ground, end the candidates whom they supported having thus been defeated, as application had been made to the Court of Queen's Beach for a man detests, ordering the churchwardens to hold a fresh election. A rule nisi had been granted, and thus the whole question would be re.opeued. He submitted that the introduetion of a question of right removed the ease from the summary jnisdiation of this court. It the eamplaineat oboes to indict et the sessions, Mr. Usher would be fully prepared to meet the ease. He did not deny what was alleged as as assault, bat it appeared to him that the magistrate could sot go into it. Mr. Jeans observed that even if it appeared that ho had ao aunsery power of which he was met renvinced, be must at least hea r the evident, beton seadiag it to Ike NeWees. Mr. George Haggett, of 4, Beatifertelmaildiap, Strand, depseed7-1 am one of the isspectors of veto antedated by the parishioners to set at the eloetion of nstrysmen and auditors. Os Thursday, the 16th int., I saw Mr. Usher et, the °peeing of the poll. He conducted himself' very via. lastly. (The whines was ben iatersupted by a load bent of laughter from a group of persons is the body of the nun, who, Item the eassineocesseat of the pro moodily; bed kept up a running commentary.) The num adopted by myself and the Other inspectors was to it nation sash voter u he presented hieing( at the balloting pew as to his qualification —tint as to his length of raticg, and onswily es to whether say ansen were due. Is emits aria appealed to the collectors, who were present for that wpm Whoa Mr. Usher prenatal himself to vote, the esesesse stated that then was es arrow of church rate dee Im 1944. Upon that statement I told Mr. Usher that I emit est essays his vote. As I had dose in t reveres Wes, 1 kept my head on the ballot box, so as to prevent wszigser being ionned till I had obtained satisisetory Moe se to the qualifiestion. The defeadeat the. What at me in.' must say— Ur. Lewd—Never mind that. Anglin about of laughter here bunt from the same group who bad before isterropted the minim. Mr. Jardine said that it there was the slightest farther dimarbanos he would ban the nun eland. The witoese continued—Mr. Usher tin placed his beads se lb. oelbst.hst, end looking at me in • very spiteful WWI if I related to take his vote ? I mid, tt on" Me then, with mesh violence, fallibly removed my lend lees the ballet-box, n spite of envy effort ce my poet to keep it there. In so doing he struck my heed. He the. esdeentired to inert his voting paper, in widish ho did sot sensed, owing to the assistant, read4ad ras by Mr. Paten, my fellow inspector. Re said meetly to me but Do you refine my vote ?" but be spoke so Randle Shea I expected • blow epos say part of my person rather Oboe epos my hand. (A laugh.) He remained within the Meier till man perms Weight a polisemaa, who took his to the station house. I obeyed him with the smash, bet the toresaat reined to take the *huge on the mend that the polleeman had not whatnot the assault. Crowposamined by Mr. Lewis—Tbere wore about We lista of canoidates. I was lined on one of the lists after I had beta appointed impostor. 1 did tot fudge my °Mee an inspector. It was my duty as laymen to examine then rota, panes after the poll was dosed, and I did so enemies those. I believe that, bat for the unpaid eburshrate, Usher would have bees settled to vole. lam aware that these was a dispute about the rats la queen, and then these is still. lam sot aware of 'say dispute, estop that they don't pay. He used meek more violist, am wee Penny, is order to rumen my head sad plat the la the bn. He was le • very excited state. I sem that if be would apologise, I would withdraw the ensememn The list for which daintiest voted woe partly There have been some proceedinp to the Qesen s t if q arida, from • somplalat of the endues hots person who had not paid that rate. Than sew stilt peadins. Be esessisted—The list to whisk I belonged was net manful. Mr. Thomas Peters was here called, bat as Mr. Lswis The beatitude, deseribiwg MONK es an imams) broker, Hisp'e-road. Chelsea. applied ISt hied lleste. Mr. PonsoU, the veinal oudinee, ie import on the ease noted that the bearer& elesmseeed kil iissisats in 1847. what he bet to (capital. sew weed 44111111.. with out use peony In the shape of meets. Hie peel& bed been 5,1801.; trade charges, 1,9731.; pommel espouse% ; law was a, 661 ; Wan. 4321. The beakrupt did Set siligear to have dose any ices sinew the early put of 1864, but he had be.. osideavouriag to smog* with his stoditoes by aeries tins a trifl!ag composition. mid, haidee failed in that, he was isoespelled to seek the pennant of dm court. The wale and peroonal expenditure bad exceeded the profits by 3.7001. The bloke had hest well kept, mid the balance strait, at On end of each year. The menet balance-sheets sot only showed that be had hems buolveet sines 1849. but that his defieiency had bees always Isereasiag. The woman sow prepaid fee the seen had been oompiled from the books, end were seriewabi thereby. Mr. (ninny, in toe bankrupt, said the OW wad me in whisk he scald only ask for • comma entilleate. His politics had been seriously injured by the failure of the &adorned John Stock Bank in 1861. His Hewn, übsersd that he hsd begun with sothisg, sad bad ended 4,0001. worse thee nothing. Uoderwritin end steektinikers were generally very reckless is their ex penditure. Wag person fond of ostentation and display. They had no stock to give up ; sod it usually kappeeed, as In this ease, that they bad collected all the debts that scald be got is. Hayloft dais all this, the basktupt now come and asked for his dilating*. He etutht rather t s have pee to the les Arent Debtors' Court. Tien was no pra ting@ that the failure bad resulted from loss or misfortune. Nis 'spawn bed jest doubled his pre flu ; and it was said that be bed boss •• straggling on." The simple isiraning of lintseseh-abosed term was, that he west oa coutraeling &lei as hog as he could find anybody to nut him. Had Isekrupt been oppond, his certificate would have been fee • lengtbened period. As it was, halide et to the time he bed been before the mart, sad the good keeping, the cement* moat be sucoeeded for six WOW& front the lest examinatioa (28th September last); whoa granted, tots of the lowest elan. In the meantime be weskl have protection from arrest. CORN.—Canammaa, Nov. 93.—bets Ira a fair supply of wheat at market to.day, and many maniples affected by the damp weather. All the best des eiptionswere purebred at about la. decline os the wick, but buyers soled with caution; farmers age, however, ravine of high prices and will not give way to soy ezten4 Wheat. red, kr. to 113 e.; white, re. to 90e. ; extra, 92.. Barley, but little Ace of fering, whir fetches bleb rates —malting, Oa. to 46x.; grinding, 4Se. to tr. Beane without alteration. Oats rather dearer. and SWIM Ignosur, Nov. 23.—Our market was well acyplied with wheat to day. Trade dull, et le. to b. demise; red. 775. to Sr ; white, 81e. loafs. The show of barley was fair, but the deruid limited, at Is. to is. below lam week's rata; grinding, Us. to 41a.: malting, lite, to 435. Not much doing in other articles at lest week's prior WAKE:FULD. Nov. 13.—Tbe market was dull end beat told slowly, Ane samples ate reduction of 1.., and other kinds at fa. per quarts cheaper theta last Friday. Barley was also fa limited demand at a decline of le. In other articlm there WWI no dirge. Average, week ending Nov. 19—Wheat, 6,677, Ws. no barley, 1,096, 44e. 704 outs 60, SSA Id.; beans, Ir.l, 325.9{d.; pre, 3, i4a. Bursa, Nov. 21 —(By Baer and Dish Ma reetic Tetegrapb.)— At Farmers' Market, rest and oats lair supply. Wheat 6d. and oats 3d, per east. higher; oatmeal, le. per ewt. highs Is tae week. At Ora imeheage atttadanee moderato ; piste nacheaged, but arm. Dim% Nov. 23.—(8y indlWand Irish llama& Telagrapb4 A reendea hue alum pleas. The market fer 7 quiet. Extra Prim malting bury even istaiptioa of Imre growth underwent a de cline er IL la !Apar herrel. At them erred rates balers sees very andses sod @NM In their parebesse. Warr samples were nub enhlealed and missed et • Nether decline. Scarcely a tfallPSC tin asearrell Is Mies eon, and the widow of the trade in that wine was decidedly downward. It is stated as if upon authority that, at the expi ratios of his leave (Feb. 16), Sir Colie Campbell will return to the Crimea to mum the eommemd of the Kishlead Divides. A letter, dated Archangel, Oct . 28, White Cloud, Hoyt, loaded and cleated out for Lasimg frLsen up, and will winter at this pert, together gala other virago." ___..want-Colonel Richard Clement Moody, R. 8., is sppointed to snowed Major-General Gordon as the Com maadisg Engineer inliorth Britain. Captain Carpenter, late 41st Regiment, who was seventy wounded at the battle of the Alma, has, by the decides of the Court of Chummy, on Thursday, ems into pommies of 80,0001. The 12th Regiment, 2nd Battalion, from the Cape of Good Bops, and the Sitb and 86th, from Gibraltar, will shortly embark for the Crimes. Tan Naw POLISH COILPS.—II is rumoured that the hesd•gsaeten of tho Corps to be formed of doe Pelee in Mislead and elsewhere, ere to be at Chatham. Tat MILITIA BALLOT.—We understand that it is the Washes of the Government to resort at last to the ballot. sad that it is to be serried into effect, without nforesee to rank, from the age of 18 to 40. The tens of envies is to bs for are years, and it Is 000sidered that the manner of taiga' conscripts for the French army will bi adapted. The flee of five pounds for Lot:serviag will be paid to the Government, who will provide subetitutee for those who auntie to enter the fora.—United Smite fiaseMc. We understand that her Majesty's government ►ave, is consideration of the distinguished sad maitorlose sorriest of the late Colonel Balfour Ogilvy, who died at Balsklava as the 12th of Jay lest, granted a colossi's widow's pension to his widow. Lord Peamore has written to Mee. Balfour Ogilvy Intimating the grant, and took that opportunity of upturning his regret at the loss to her Meisel of the anises of **valuable a life as that of her late ►usband. Colonel Ballots, Oyiley jolted Omer Paella in the Geld ia March, 1854, sod from that pried o p t o t h e time of his death had es different cieemiess greatly distin guished himself. His gallantry and presumes of mind at Meisel momenta had 'aimed tor him the satin confidence of Omer Poeta, with whom he wee a special favourite. Lord Bardinp has, without soy solieltatios, gives Oolosel Hellos' Ogilvy's seemed ass an nalgsey, without pushes', is the 34th Regiment. ~ . ODAUL —Lannon, Nov. 23.—Darldeon'e West Hartley, 16e. ed.; Hastings' Hartley, lie. 3d.; Holywell, 19e. 6d.; Longrldge's West Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Tanenid Moor, 17s. 9d.; Went Hanky, 3d.; e ells 'lnd Aaron 31.. 3d.; Walla End Heston, Me. 3d. Walls End Healey, 19e. 9d. Walla End llordeon, 30e ; Walls End Wrodnenits, los.; Wens End Bell. Ja. 6d. ; Walls End Belmont, 20s. 3d.; Walls End loramodliste, 21e. U.; Walls Pad H.tt'u, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Helton Lyons. 31.. ad.; Walla End land*" Mg 3d.; Walls Rod Plummer, sla ; Walls End Rowel ' s Hatted, 225. id.; Walls End South Hence. 275. Cd.; Walla End Hartlepool, 225.6.1. Skips at 'market. 36; sold, 36. [Advationieng—HoLLown's OINTMENT AID Pau moo • Wows to ros Lao or bay= Two' erunisa,— Kr. WO" thatalt, of Betaltata. Nam la • Yaw to Prolong, lel. owids* Sot. O. It" that Mrs. Oilloilmo Hobos. et Caotaihia. thal boos. Lad bola otestog tor doom pun artta mates. tot "mg la Oho liat. fir whisk it had boa !puke mAittisal Met. I ngot stew Wien and llotahtos ditpoomtio. bat &dart so Itoulk thoohmou opillolith. lottotoroi warts COolamot ash do so el Elagger• re. boo olhotot a whet tono.-611W =zela.soiots thothhboot the world; at holm= 214. NM* bob% sal N. Mates. Tab; WA. Illompa. Chooliodetab; a. Chilloy. liortea I ate/Hod% Mans. IHE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Imes Worthington Maude, end Mr. Bawls Whitby, amend before the Led M iv°, apes • muswiese Margin these with Ude( snlawkily emiesired together, by diem witness, to nest sad defraud Moises. Kemp and Cloy, hill brokers end bankers, of Abeliarch-lese, of mess cf Mosey emossiieg to nearly 8001. Mr. P vry appeared for the prosentirm; Mr. Sleigh Mended few Maude; Mr. Poland appeired for Whitby. There had ben erverel esiminatiose, end the subjoined is the mibottoro of the evidence adduced. Mr. Perry, in opening the ease far the prosention, said h. queered oo brbelf of Melees. Hemp sad Cisy, who Mined es s highly respectable business me bill broken end lieskers is the City, sad the charge pima the defeadents wee tbst of bevies emistired together. by felse repeopenta Hass, to iedsor the promemose to diesel's% certain bills statiag that they were boss fide trade bills, that tba Its of the traders engine& of at lust Ise iv 512 penmen, who would be jointly sad rieveteUy liabis to the prosecutors for the payment of the eisent of the Ms is they hewn due. It approved that Maeda was the list reyeensistive of the very highly teepestabie Ara of =wed Co., who, It W well !sews, hod if sr stady Mas satisfies mad lucrative beim@ is the City. Maude had represented to the insiestees that the email esembess el that iimisset lees wen menhirs of it et the Yoe As bib were diesessesd e uesreeistaties gave fA the bib es est:set died elfish amid en bawl heie eseeseeil W k hoes item thee Made dose wee the asgssogaseL.. of thus fine. The teemed abeam' then damn oho dehsdeste with intake*" Memos too ism& seisest. sad with essephisg, the sae es melee mad the ethos es dirk, to ein • Mee sober te the wsseeseless by repreeesties the bills is the safari of bust fide ends Mile, B i te th e wwe esseseeiedwise IW. sad of se vales. By tenor el theme reprises otiose Mews. Sealy sad Clay BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAF BI BRADRY.—Ifay. 20, et Rugb ß y, the THS. wife of 0.311021,104, 111 dausbter. 21, at Cheeter . equ are, the a* W• WO d • rick, haq., or a daughter. "6s l BROUGHTON.—Nov. 19, at Cumbeilandterrarehlriot COOwiwili.:2o.,°lrrth.the.—Rercz..HCl9..,V,va.t.gr°llBo.t. Phge.:4F•Dott'opel.le:E.e.Ledtuurtueall 1n1147 TREw zn.—.440,. 19. at Eton, the wile of the Re. G. IWO 20, at Dublin, the wife of Woelsv , .aeral, of a sou. INOO.AII.—Nov. 21, the wife of 11. logroro, Den a 1.1.1 le. of sou. LIIICESTIS.—Nov. 20, at Holkbent, N or folk, the Coeslo 44l. Ml ter, of sou. 913 t 8211T11. I •Nov. 21, at Dartmou th , Devo n, the w it of ' 1( D 111 EM.. milldam, of I eon. SABloo..—Nov. 21. at Queen's-terrace. Bt. J 0121.— Mr. W. Teeter, juts., of a diughter. - d;us - - BILLIEEL-NOT. MARRIAGES. sr be AITICEN—MACNAMASA.—bIay. 21, at Dillingdall, C. P. Price, W.A., J. C. Aldan, Eeq.. of There'roriga Pansy. daughter of the late V. Macoantata, CARTWIUGHT—BILLION.— Nor. 20, at Btlehtocejt.,, f ain nee. J. E,lerton, M.A., P. Car wtright. J am . lam' Hmollatawd, to Ella; daugbter of the late J. na .•••• dog tdll,4quare. tsa MO" DUNBAR—TEA —l2or. 27, at Chester.le hi rafl De Pledge, A. Dunbar, Fag., Hl4l of the l ota are .."" -- . ..10 0 Puente, Guards. to Ellen, w•dow of the late IL Nag of Elr W. W. Yea, Bart., of Pretend Dell, Sontelo w " .. HENRY—MARKS. —Nor. 21, at Plymmth. 8.1a1111.4 Adelaide, Botta Australia, to Sole, daughter of Ca Pl4mouth. BROI FA' DEATIIS. 0 0 1 sswincs.—Noe. 21, at Ooslby Menor.l 2 Cirnhi4 ~..iot✓M) daughter of Calvorly Bewiche &wield, MK• . ~..i on o MOLD l ..— te N l ov. la, at Belau-road. Bt. Joboharow. . . , Mood E*q , of Eolneurgh. BROUGHTO3I.—Mov. 21, Mr. T. tiyoughtoe , of os mdif ts so YAM—Nov. 30, at Matilda, Ilerte,lieorge,ooll Oil° god 111. el 08.11 MARTIN.—Noe. 21. Mary, wife of C. Mattis, Molv Moth'. Beemoodsey. 0 4 11°°D1r.-14". 1 2 . at Bridgeneld Houle, Southatolol. Moody, Esq., aged 40. All. PO 1111UNDIMill—Nov. 22, at Norland-plow, Neal:4 J. moods.% Fiaq., aged SI. eerie.° r , TUCKER- Nov. I', at Bona% Doyeetehlre, Mal -- - A I. Bev. A. Teeter. ...et Me" VIMITTINOTOI4.—Nov. 11, t Cheveyill Moo^ v' moo, o. whitonstaa, Esq.,: l ased ) L , ~. 1 Y.SS Printed sad published by Wittier Moo Heti, el:. ~,t.Ti o $ treak to the City of London. Prints'. 02 th s v — ", - .. mow Stu*. to WO Iftecinat ei Wlattidirce 4 i.s osiol•Pe , . . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. A 'chooser was sgrosnitonTsid;&prirt, at noon. but did not fly any *ignite of distress.—Liverpool, Nov. 23. Glide, which beached yesterday at New Brighton, was fl )ated off this morning, and taken into Union Melt.— , Liverpool, Nov. 23 Peter Footles (Railway), hones to Tampico, has put into Qamnatown, with bow store, loos of jibboom and gear, having been in contact. —Liverpool, Nov. 23. Roysl Williens.—Tbe Red has arrived from Holybs ad, with a cargo of wheat, ea Royel William, from Dublin to Li verpool, sunk in liolp heed Hubert, and subsequently saissd.—Liverpool, Nov. 23. ♦RRIVED. dry—at Orramed, November 22, has . .... . . ----Antwerp Amenc=al °neared, November 12. ten near Awarwt Needage. November 22, bra . Nolan Amen—olt Dortawar. November 21, from --......... Demerol. Alszenee—at Derroorb, November M. bra ---New Task 11.amm—et Clno, ressabee 22, Quebec Cmum—la Olne, Nerector 21, bar— . . ... Quebec Carec—of emareend. Iteraber 22, .01=1 =llLTlllatin, Nrsestiber 22, bar Dead. Nowembe has.. Caimans—a I Ira" November 32. ter C6141"-egnr l 4o4 loo l (Commit). Csano—or wet:lsm Ilemorer .9 , from Cassmarmstoravosoll. IlSovosattor 22, has Nova / 115 191 08