The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

! 1 1 1: THE EXPRESS, TAIESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1850. . ~ 4 ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NAMUR AND LIFA3E. MARKETS. Is TA lab) inttiltgence. Li i -- Sable its fre Im m at fa ars.ss ' "6 Isssktass is SOUTH LANCASEIRIL-LMMPOOL, Dag. 16. = lailibis'hyd=tiblillisk se lla ssaar ea ts te tke .1.18.41 d shwa% ille te. wore lliti goo firth Ming m•011ig of this woopatty was held COTTON.-Lrfastoorn., Dia. 16.-The males of eotton to ; I s EQUITY COURTS,-Yitartison 9 . Broom Ma. Seam Aussie.. .at Ms Leath" Uwe , Btohorfillf °•• • B. Y. day are eatirsand at 7,000 to 8440 bales, and corm' tof shoat 01 miiidiguestimaanbailisesa.bems samwort e tth b.f s w alls s anel iamos to th al s ow flaciLot ... cram.= ERTL:MoII, MID CHAorti or MANIILAVORTRO. A UI T:, l isq.. took thoihalin 6,600 Amerisan ; 500 Egyptian, 71 to 81. 400 Surat, 6to O. • Boom Oste.cassatiresa Broom Bare% Mos. Smith, amid 86 , N. charged with inviag, at Man. Tbs flearatary real tko mere, which the f 9 • 6" 6; 70 Sea Islands, 121 to 14 Total elnceThureday, 21,000. Li Payrott it. Cog.-Esctostasvir.at HlistultT : n o t c j im , e. Bohn this was ions there was no doubt that them ormskisse who inception' &orals, and se gush sight be . _isoirtd I_!!_ven shwa. t i m , t h hi s pm oodudome, mused the dodo of l og o sb• Namur sad WM Esliway fir HOBS eon tit. Import sines Thursday, 20,000. The mat Mt closes with ji Mr Beam sad lly. Randell appeared for the pi 8 ii . damn ty his ball to b. jointly Waisted with defeadaate •••_• 1 •• Phi read 1 . 1 f_ilffe.e!Fteri:gwrsierr 7,7,:7, Charles 1 0111111ri u rri tio r a. PHIMORRIde sad flie Orkin" r ise dren os t lino, nom Li Musa /Mtts ma. =cn e :r t rithi h n e. a e qr sa s h r h e t e r e li f : f h:z u do=Vendis a m etis trierod wi l t P h r h i 7 d t z's th rres, tetetee price e s t 2 t in tree above moiety, and sought an usenet of to debts, •••••_ .__ ltt .I.= a - ri ee shomerr ... 1....• apes It as liabilities, sad espgements, and of the amount of the Twee." _.'1_••••• • td i t i t - ' Plea MilMlf mos gm ememeir t a lks Gottoseatt eke D i f h r . . 36 altsr. the llse Mrroo, is gegyastioa te oLthi er p t rter . i t solid Amoebas tinier U. bowman poor. le ) sanniprions received by the defendents and of their appli- sa too t = ltio fte se to tmeee ff eeek t ssa °t o :4 to a t , m ow momCk,el sureedfßooloweeloomo Th en were emu team eth emm eemee fthai dsliZ=Liak ... Wien. sa awa to a tdie li .... two gamin, tee en 11140 h COAL/J.-Loin:oow, Doc. Wig.-Cued oOr TIM MARMOT.- 1 f i It appeared that the defendants, the Bev. J. B. Cox sad of LLB 0 . 11 1•••••8 6 0. 88 ifer tfL ik ehhh e m o 7 smagh lis the wlrlda ll Ike" 'gib° . Tim .21.1111 -..- 111 *lee our ..- ereek .,_"* ids of the TiVO? - 1161Y01 -- 6141Makibi on Um an* bask 0 North Percy Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; West Wylam, 13e. 6d. ; , itaa d was hail asseL lasn plata op key improronn weemetent.7. the el sr being still sashimi, whilst the main line, on the Tanfisld Moor Butes, 13.. 34.; Holywell, 15s. 64. • Wylstn, , the Rev. Robert Bike, with another clergyman nomadOa fats Oth October, two or s o u tb v bank, Me been farms time in aSi state for treat 15e. 3d.. Walls Bad En Park, 161. 9d.; Walla ' End liar- l i f Cli i's• tau, formed the misty for the purpose of pub. defendants kid Mat Mood to take then mash w ines, tithing by subscription works ragtime to the actinisatioal if _fif_47___lfrt,_,llBl•BBl/..._ _.,_"_,_,.. •11 .„.. e• , t _,‘ P a ,„ klk ese P alad ' ateeh i sss . 'h e d sd _dine As p_ sfisr . dme relpabs_ had tithes Pine. thi •to Um lonedem with the tMe at Val Benoit. ton, 16e. ' &1. • Wall. Bad Hilda 155.; Walls End Lunn, itistory co , England. likeas works bad boon publisted by the is w" ""••••• 7 t r. or .° _OO7. t°...._.7.. mode o t RA.. bothr la =O p 10 21 0 dge d• o l• r . r ea r Demedw al "Mil a t An MOM= of lame m the north bank, 16s. 3d. ; Wiils Bad Riddell, 15r. 34. ; Walls End 8e11,164 ...... a _wil,. fearing that OW Mali saki hem ocimpetillos, ekould the Walls End Belmont, 16s. 91. ; Walls End Rotten, 17s. ; g 1 soris eA tt , and t i n h rtintiff 's Dem ons our th ... at th .. e .A. drf ,..h endan ie. ts .. .I " -- 11 the lima to sks boiler roma at the time, and me •0 e.gegulug W ee es die seem boa be opened Mot, repreeentiad their can Walls Bud Braddyll, 16s. 6d. ; Walla Bad Limnos. 16s. 6d. ; rad sa bosorae laP"" pasue rli ei l ui.u of das 'l4.lla. troahord il sed , " ila ' Tu s res in law ; an .. loin- •••• • 3- f i . --1 7 ° . • r - ; ds ti t ...a t. '-- -- ---•''' -dm Issesens, being tam la 1• 1 "8" , ttm diamt _. aer et- • sodded that tos trildrod in • fertnigbt afterwards. It was w ith opus Mm Ms t Maimed in the mane Walls Bed Stewart's, 17s ; Walls End Stabilised, lb.; Wt h seentary of Ma soe ths istr . . w A a a n arao .P.P uo - t k ioad - - boeTa - oge - aankleesra. Costes% sod We" trof_rha",,,_- - -- them If " dt :„ A lm it he r ehtet " fa ss t d am phdp ese ir s t s t shown that the Ina in * 0 bogoo N. 14 fool. 111 Width , the ought to poem knorom of the district, tftether Walls End Whkwell,l6e. 64. ; Walls End Caradoe,l6s. 3d. ; eV MOM " been Nil tisk Mai wee lam 6"sad_ that in akoe the patio's it r foll waa bos ia • sa w•••og ualsis bY wid gb• dsorgess ewsbe • wits th e rerINSIDWAIMI .1 Me dirmaccs, at length pm Walls Ead linelden, 16e. 34. ; Walls End Benne, 18e. 'd. ; .veiled, sod tho Mo wommened I. Mao on the 20th Nov. Walls Bad Whitworth, 14s. • Walla End Hugh Hall , Prayer Illok h , " the Irish ea P te ra rid ygr ia ßto i k er , and " V s i g h o uton f til e ß r i ng its 006 _1, ___- -"I _ho u rellmea___ ,_ _,__•• the__•__•elloar W. _thLeeme_ w IPll_,_,.._ht sad . ssateboutohd• . Sacra. la January, 1849, the plstritiff was damned front rz e m-_ - ,2,7 r i. ...1- 6 . -... ..z da • 7 . -. -- " -- .. - zra _ The wake Mae now remain to be flaished constitute • 15e. 9J. • Walls Bad South Hartlepool, 16..84 . ; Walls End In ormo-nomillotiou it w" aid" that the rimer mo very small peed= ei the whole undertaking. With regard to Adelaide Tees, 16s. 3d. ; Walk End Tees, 17s. ; Walls End being "emu , . ••• thereupon leetileted the present 8". i t ea p er , pond, he Skr____BlOL".±.l... b. himself narrowly swiped the fate of the demand. seeding.lnge over the Namur and Lie • line, the Sii-moar Tees • 15e. • 3d. • Walls End Lung 16s. 94. • the Itstiolloolog g j . • ° L y . Mr. Russell and Mr Smythe appeared for the defendant ,kamdk-t beckie sa ta b o dowsga lis seddi n witkdat any osbn "..''ll' artiels " of.-farni-t-nre' TM 1• 1 7 imm e d i "'lim a ' • es•gf° l of NN Ggallf. directon hays far MOM whatever to doubt th e accuracy of Si noes Hartley, 14s. 9.1 • Derwentwater Bar , 14e. 9d. ; the stationed abbe whisk they published in April, 1847, Hartley , 13. 9d.; BirchgrOve Oraigola,l9,.64.;Townley,l4l. POACHING. II e. Cot, and Mr. LI iyd and kr. Bush for the defendant Mass Wag' Mr. Moo. them et the Issi *Ski id di didals" to tad Id Pials. ""--- id link' 8. 1.- T kimme Cald. " sB ". Th "" le " .s . and Am " &Mk" Mowing the onmenet of Ike than sliding traMo in Ships sold, 78. limAbousinmis tie Piddi.....ii Witt "si tau makitomMosaler"=asnso test " es Wks" toe " Tie d , " the H*44°61°8.1 . 1. ••• the two Medals or Namur and Liege and Mom and IN Vies.Chaneellor, without calling upon widest* the ---._-- --//:__. - - - - .A.m„..A -- - .2= towaship of Biekersteds, oa the grounds of the East of mows. The modpki ea the latter line are highly COBN.-Ctanocorna, Dee.lB.-A largo supply of gnin eelotzheofrttiesevihidep whollyscrotor hiltheedde.feeneddanhietszeiedetehtatthemisteethe the :Lint tr=..........a5d eirsese ir.rambearoateread;le isr.....th; alaaakorperw, wiriss4soptistiot;t yesaimrs pm. andzi,thpersies. swag apes that smistasessy. ma M. madam ammo, at the „nit at ...he to.d.y. prim rdimrthe .... . . thia di, .v.iiiii. bill wih costs. time do aassessed Off psi mat. 101 the groin receipts. Toe Valois 91. Its . to 101. toe. Par "di Meer. Si. to 91 . Mtn), MA -- diamialo al all law" le de me " " elk aedleer e L kat / le t The )cry a verdict of Guilty against Jaw ; and coke „ lin i n g fir th e moo l a NH ho t b ees contracted f or at to Ms. per qr. Oats, las. to fee. roar, M. to Ms. lames Loan Cur...roam' (Ifsts.CitAirostsee). at chinithe pesMi MI MEMOS tre the Mat IS ere _, Not sow , the other two. be m ai the rate of 9s. 6d. per lea. Thu attentien of Fronk en. HADLIIOII, Dec. 16.-We had • pleatinal supply of Bar ; Trion r Hco a an.-TH a Nacoreti Boaoron or Sot•nt• tenant anst min god pr Vase 01l iris w=womet ...is lardsaip sestamed Jones Us In imprisoned fee two b o o won ate_ted he uto ion pr i ce o f h ow, which ley tod and a fair quantity of wheat: the prime of all doll es wain Bonin Humana Mann unsaved bodily. noes* goostioo OM mamas, ___ thd ‘e paten . In The '• d this ems were certain members of the namely.whsther them madder lossamo=lol the Inehold t3 """' Boor Ma. Jansen Turman. a i r al be susolkd from Ws district; the cost, delivered le", and ate rale barely °tibia* "" fOr the beat monies. in Per* woulaw 41f. 20e., which le rid to be the lowest B4t hw SW° Sr re ' S all " ea thi r e twroror, 111L11 OR Wigton, Deo. 14.-At our market " &wood Bor,ush of Southwark Benefit Building and Is- when find in the mill ia the maw IItAnSIAQ aaaaa AT Naumann's, by that soke in Paris has ever noshed. The damage done yes meat Associaka," suing on behalf of %hearsay's and all this point th e merle of fling, and lie MOM Of oath Bath; Edw ard M aw " , 4" 26, woo chart ed . attk kada d• "by the floods to the Moos end Manage Hue was estimated at sad w l ss ae o r eekt iod weam td to r orr eltmetka issd. may " MI I rk: hh i . -----° 6l °. per sp. Whf c ,4 other meraben of the arociation who intended to withdraw are to bormasidoreifi. AS to them nines, ttie dear OM tk• ' tker.fros, end th e defendants were the directors of the staohinesomild bs Put wis and tans am at IM we el the lisississtss Isksw"---.Y killed sad .i.... WWS Asdrew .o.. -."....--ddarltE• 2,0001 ., and the 0 014 of the "Pane animated to 1,9181. The 14 g . t o m a g i me , m a ta m p asa , m a gl ow , a d • i de l t dded hy Yr. m e ss a t. °°°° " te r °19116.....; '' s'''''''' ''''' diroaton have availed ammonia of • clause in the contract BThymott, Dee 18 , - / e eottegeteee of the used eteek society and certain sharsholden as representing the body of tenant; and there is_aothiag ia the mods_or if l_ no domemd. a take. about 22 r are td ir" , •• mai" , await 9aPPess e or w 67oool ks ( . leigi , without wa in ta m a y Pist wa sd y ini °a pa tk iiki_g e liceinWethale• show ted bl a re ooraPlalintarhet.t"a , rhea OM". eat WA4 seminallyb." tr oaroot ehanhuldets who did not intend to withdraw. From the th em to *IWO Ise that they win MS Mo Mod WWII MC ';) bill it aoposeid that the association had been formed la 1847 temporary sad ler Me mar alliffiat• •••• act 611- had visited Manchester ia sear* of week. On the 18th of dew. under the provarms ' .. • ' of the statute fi & 7 Will. IV.. entitled, joyment them by As Mama m Okeekils. W. Gannet o dowr o sr t at hd osadd the gnaw , put of the da , et •• An Mt for the r e of Benefit Building Societies." tome to the aleaMadeathat_,thel_haame___9• lo ",_ a_a_m_tta• with tae Tailm' Club-Mass, sad in tho imolai made pegoos t lent the company 72,0001. for the week for all deeniptione of grata. wheat, white, old, 111. to N ma p tg a w om b boo o n the l i ft book of ill. lb.; moot. to tor. Km ; whits, new, let. to Ill.; red, 91. min i s to h. nri jd by instal,. ,ts to ff. es. Barley, Ms. to Ma. Oats. Ms. to Itte. Deem, Ms. to 80e. • In conformi•y with the requisitts of the statutes con. bold pi t the sok 110 Mow to marl rem "me maw , at the Tibbstrost Verna-ward for • sigbe d a P tq the rime illi awa l • Wellau ldeller salting tiro law of such roue es. certain vales and • d el MA" they mold ad mse, Mike an Os Mbar dm *" the , ha was uht of weth. add destitute. e in tm mom of di ran i and thie god or i n co d oc i s No t ts Paw. efs. to Ms. nen a , for t ee jovernser sha st the bty wars bad they would ellesitly 1111 ill Me ezeordir of tkei boast, was ad .i m , d, sod tho p r .., se rMam . who thsd had Laat the to rath aeheh ea three naon than o e taw pm eeht esa peh t. y pe to r an th n e uns ki T a li J . et in y tom teet t onse C tent rr ehn i t st ad 'au -C lesems duminz end likasp d ' Dld 'at mar l4 ket .-Th to damn our an I t ocid /Beers do, that dam are -r .i..... .1 t o ilk eim astablishaass shirty alter certified and app by T Pratt , rats = JIM as tiormth. emst o __ „ __,,_ _. the ..taa...- - - - - k h - was duly mid. TM misnames of the permanent way and whieh was phinbeeed by tbe Celebestar liatehers be Cleriatmas Goe the barrister ter the time bang appointed to certify the ilidied_ t. ta l " 8 ",. A. ." 4 ., .. r.. ..,„ sts ‘•• •• B.° team "dr ep ees „ es wards moomided to manna the torrid . • Latter had ks._, wor of the Namur and Liege Ilse ;has been id hy public smilMoll. TM whale rein"' Pea reeda open the Parkin of the Of savings Milks. By me Mr tender . TN lowest tinder was accepted for a period of five milt" Ita tremealmo,.....„ l° he" e" be. stock *on bat few, .. quire ,] to sub•cribe a mothly es: t ot bi l aa ls. a ortae " h w at e le rs. ef the vodka - w - as righl; '-'-"--- eatorarll fkor th w e u dafandona are - -s- est t - ris one so " al . s hat issasis i t oos sim P sa tah m . 4ol P stiln ih icemo d • sad Il t= er to teg epes aa r ie lnt there was no perticular al. . 1 . yeartand upon tha following tams, vim ,1841 . per mile for stir is Firoo 'n'Ol d '="7 w mit , rod. sa w, : sheep / i 81 .: and it eras provided that whoa the fund at the soentre point, sad that the rule to mem • verdict los tho pisintith had, and a mau l s took sew paws" wir a al-- th• fleet year, 1721. for the snood year, 1601. for the third sa d t wo ,b o o t bso; B ou m. 110 ; pi p . 170 ; ply.. 12 ; ff.. and i bankers aria , nit hem subscriptions dionld mown to 2001., must be disalmmuL-BaliodigehnegOit. ° Wai l* mea than the P rlmme (wk• Ima rat, met rem), year and 1381. per annum for the fourth and fifth yeses . The penile. fa. • member to be chosen by lot was to be enabled to borrow Na Palos AT OtruneAtz.-Ilmeme mu Len Cum mrs haw bat dodos_ the any We thumb our dieloes Mi , and o ' 1 that sea upon freehold or leasehold security to be approved LONDON COMM Jams. maned • blow is tho tam, the back of his Marl hoard hare also Madded_ spas 9,4 "Thatial ter the Prolmarat Neiman, Dec. 14.-Our what exhibited a large show b; the surveyor of the society. Ths sum so appropnatakby Tea Omar Woaraust RAILWAY COMPANY _N. BID DD ... asst a a a l , whisk maid a hdadds or the ra-w, d wa the y an oo d a w thm. orke ta cin te th t e lw ra h ons 7 th and weete Manag eree e ... line s. . hiett Arrommi ht p t erh un ....h.d of store eattle ..l4. ; tradA t, .. , .." ,.. doll e. and eb r uit. y One4l3 .l. llrth toT ti ta tt t ie ß. aatts , way of loan was to be repaid by annual instalments of MIL AND 0T1334.7-CANZILNO ONALONS..-AnOTKII YOKIITIa ~....."- e ....2. ./ his head wen eat By ow , of the regulations it wet also provided that any mem- Tatar. _ 0,64 -- prisoser --- , - oboe - 1041. la - -soyper- obtained hom ar : t u t " . ...., by authority of the Prussian, Bolgiaa, and French govern- and we re truly my searesl4a Beast or sheep was exhibited worth her b.ing unable to transfer his than in the foods of tho This woe tot notion to rnntho nu of 1 9141. 16e. for other P alms hid seas ks idle ssastales of dm moats, is the early part of th• puma year. TIM mum nom- notano tis. tt;oph The paas bisd. waz d bid a .ad. filled. y tlishemoggetse:Kdemand,t. 7m. peratia.frori society should be at liberty to withdraw his subscription by the earriamo h et !mete the tor-Geseral, Mr. li muse mitered /11t0 a provisional movontion, and summed a per --- iter.ingons month's set**. The plaintiffs . "Ikon that be th ing (2_C_, „ mod e; . r yothank, mare tel thalilanoth- ; sad In n afla y % wards , I ,.... "E n t ta i n n b.ll ' a n i binn min aid ia tha 1a°12142 i. nenin i.i n .i . whn " Ued a ham " i d thee dire et tra teem see all ehtee the bre heet aks a z d hlott up. eakt sheh is eh tiss ee graa reeei t in e rmation efteathh al "r u ral sad fat rat la atersassaLaerat nettee. rout of wi•hdrawing from the society, they and me Y. 111 Keating. Q.C., an d • Bata" for M e very ill. -- ii; - was then by by kb. Roils - a:an superb- vaaroor. Den. 18.-We have had a very large supply whom the, represented had given the notice required by defeadams. wis d om a t a t , ww ww www s, who se n t f or t i t , .„,, r „.„ tie . it coMillettra to he megareffinff to the PoiePeots or ad' low of mule at this day's market, principally of • superior de. the reguiations, and at the expiraion of such notice, had This ease meapisid the court it entire day, with some the „ rums% who ordered dams " te be seddsysd tout s any isa . Daring tria. mew the , preem a... % u p.: b... in. r eceild resadi era im ig por y t il dn o liss iesd, on w w iphpriort t oo . w hi c h meta fa r s e e, at f u ll y l ast wa de. value. i . appli e d to the directors for a nturt. of their iubecriptions, Ghana, should It be proc e eded with, of oosopl".-.,thel ie beet i h a n , o hm. aan min i m um a t t h a & wa d at that sad ow supply of Belgian ma Si From is daily aisuag • Sheep Juli a, ty t in en dall teete d•T ha and eh , m ee d g riose ßee tk f. • tu 4d rn . to che 6 s 4 p d e . r . . mum the transfer Ms and certain other small deductions part of 1981. The main of w the saat oetm .t r ez e iT a dioe esr w way, eetera Plata , it waa loud th at be bid a " nt ‘ li°L of the band sad own prominent plans in the traffic of the two enstries. It mutton, 64d. to 641. pm lb.-At market: 3,229 boasts, 5,241 I I • reserved hy the r. rotations ; but that the directors had re- however, be stated ia a very few fund to comply with nett application. Tne bill prayed for Railway Company sack to recover the above sum from the brae issi ble : B ( the e g e * ae . " Be e n stred ass meted " semedha ke Istaarted and., a die " is stand that dm general trade of Belgium meads for the s h o p. ly, bat died on ~,,.., ifigi .. 1 • return of the entassiptims, Maas trio &donee specified desadants Budd, Bleighloy, sad Co., of Cirommoter the • vi es. the 20 th , two days after reeeiving th• Goings. I boned the .vary of the yeah from 1841 to iii the reSsilellowo. sad that until each return the directors f1e ° ,,,,,, f 5" ff°•Lf".......2BlBw•La."••••lffae. 1844 1. ...... n aaana in r, ssortsis SZAIIIIII•DOI afterwards took place, when it was 18 47 tad that id sd7 h r - s - d z i - et industry awn ere sa e might he maraised heel Partial with • ass of 6001., °• if - ea --__ - Railway . • "o ---- meertaimad that Math had been caused from effusion of . _. _- - . _.. „3. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. i or that Ilse aa anangemeat maimtared The directors hoel .rand that anent from sabsoriptions thee standiog at their bankers. soot liter **Mooing I, a e.... bee* sai wit the A P.a . ir-..-C. laereal " 46 Per etas over that of 1848, and TUMIDLY, Dia 17, 1860. 4 Mr. Illsbneaad mother l earne d g entleman , toe the plain- into Wean the Otampeny mats' "to sassy ell their head. tiffs, sow mowed upon notice for the injunction, en the ground goods sad Minh onmetwinegenbod_ term. TM dekodsate At the doe of lb . thee lee the tea, me. meek pet ree ms al_ta d o iaa fthe_andertaldart inumente sad • hemet enat th sall whteh r °mammals for the The State of the Weather at mob of die following plans at • that the delandante were about to appropriate the bads la made • settimmat moafiklo m tho charges made spied it to his ihmtehi . abeam he *might it seeseeee, it him to kaverbees za „ potted to submit. us report t tr mg: 4 4 N ensacea b t o t eobotk ia cralgooot tordo lasiteas , n o m * . . - Thee a d am aas mimeses' in bans to mamben of the society, and that earth them, and they main& dimenal at the rate et 10 poi mat. ad d ress the ihu r . apprepriatice mold he a misapplication of suck Marls, They al so noel, broughtved tiertais ...... siberamego , NOM 111121 e good. His Lorded, observed tut than win two prolate for dr, r es e sti. sogiot wi er th . we t :: Noten that r ent wr in ho e andowoolorf „km to ot tea l : Jr .., nem 0r1 i... 11 blast .eau d Wagner. whitish' *hada' subscriptions remained unpaid. t° ""`" "" by "'"" "'___..., Mllea r ials ,_ ........ 1 .‘" rail- considandos of the jury, sad If they believed the evidence • my be easily somplend by the sod of January and that Mr. Teed and Ms. Sanaa for the defendants, mid that if way. It wee, in the imam od 1544. WINNNIN .1". "SPIRY of th• espariateindsat of tM Vagrant ward that the Moser ths works near L i ss • my t o , naiip i nin d in March next Kneserown (Beaux) 8.8. E. Ossitleßrease Partially Cloudy th. pettiest implicate:se were conip.ied with the effect would to dboostiam ths payment of the ahem dissowat together ~.,....,..,t , ~,,, ~____, ~, __,..,___. _ boa be to lock up the whole emu of the society, and to atop the with the allowances. The osospany motioned to osny as - l i t W or - b r a st "T d r' d st "' hin ~,'"""=", '• .., i f i . b _ im. The whole of the Mons and Manage line Is open far trate r i m ..."" r " . " -. ' ?LW * &na g Breme Pa:thin, ' C lc ' ad y W. Oman Breese Media. emanate to Os various officers. A &emits had arisen g "di for the "familia" and the tatter ft appeared emd• tufa' em cot proved, ead -' th ' s - elterp whet the prim with • ''' ea "". the gumption of the basin at Mom, sad whoa that i t --- 7, -- a.m. Gentle brew Partially Cloudy s burns the pleura& and deteadeata se to the road out of several mymests on secoaat, without reference to tho dice si r dam h r . wink is completed the engines, estimates that tho R a se l nee ....... N.W. Fresh Breese Partially Cloudy which the saineriptions of the plaintiffs wen to be repaid; count and allowance.. The company having at a later wane on this ling will mango 361. per Mb per week. summon*, ......... an. Mins Bram Partially cloudy • I whether oat of the load arising from subscriptions, or out period . mad a s i i i • Ilernand for the above sum, the delendento ali rir o l6l7 tham illea take ir r ina" ste „ ma w " liwY t „ th . " ...m aot *I" . it ass . la Since the nog of the line, now nearly three years ago , roimeercars W. Oentle Breese Partially Cloudy ..,., not the sirtat accidont has ' orearrod to any of tho pablie Texa s. _ "am T h t e le ac ta w rali co ng Ira in t te n ne g t ul and in t s i t t almenu ee tzn teh loa p r e s a ciaL v el d witee o: l.2 won caned on behalf es the emerety, reamadideashia p a brmByeammed a . up,. .-7;r7 and W -., travelling over it. The capital account shows UM 1,260,1671. r atemera t. --- B.W.to e.t. a.". Bream Partially Cloudy ating Partially Cloudy . . with the rules of the society itself, had provided who demeed that the charts Ler l e th re e. ansablo and each as simans VlS4lBl o wrrz un ii hiT _ ~. had him remind, including 420,0001. oa debentures mad R otwoo ______ * LW. Btroog Beers Cloadkes To RAMMIIa • GAIIIIIBIPII,. an espies tribunal for the deternanatioa of each were paid by other2o7,oool. on 23,405 forfeited dotal. The 420,0001. on de• tikititionlflii - LW. Strong Breen. Cloudier dsputes Sy the 33rd of those rotas It wee provided that Fur the dem», It was submitted that then was • guilt. R. Newtof e, wed 80 . was char g ed with feloolooti= buttons was raised at • diabolist of 92,3381. toe fire years, wwsmon .-....- L W. Light Mrs Minato Cloudy R att ed d h a ea bettlng th on e TArimese Siosasith to shoot at the director. should decide open all dispain that might dent set oil to satisfy . the sum demanded, namely, an GMT. lading else total sum available for works, &a., 1,167,8311. Oolonimi ...... I ,wi Meat to murder him. arise between the society ad my member raspeniag the sae* of 10 per seat. Menai ; 6d. per passel Rader onilewth,The construction amount shows the total rvosipte to be 7 The piston pleaded guilty to baying bison out armed In 1,199,0011, including 26,6381. profit on soshange and We- awl " ""-""" I: I Stillall•Eilll ll. Partially Goody °D waimr4 " °fib. rule of tke "V' or ses P sit ' Sg say 10a. es las add asS sussdis to: l adl " sidetbst b i :ia gas; temit :0 Wm , and the Marge of felony our withdraw'. rest and 12,3491. net trail° receipts ; and the expenditare y a saesins _ W. Strobe Breese Cloudless other matter releaser to the society ; a in ease LL. Amnon animas of an ii 1100•111 RIM of OT W I I of the directors should be unatistactory, thou each disposes a t , Mama y had mad.. It woo Caa Wald t h a t t h e He was siontasond to three months' impriamment. were to b return to arniuston, to In elected at • mantis, of ? a wns moot Improperly slessiliad. Thus were nearly This closed the bubo= of the mixes. 1 , 112 , 117 1 ., leaving a balance in cask and "acuities of Carers 26,7841. The account of the Mons and Manage line Liven50n.......... ..... b ik . W or.. etroag °l". Brease arame Cloudiese Partially Ciuudy the lambus. The ) submitted that until then modes of trial 000 items of alleged overefiarffe. in "="11:11 from Is. for the year ending the Ist of hoe last stain that 473,842 f. "foralaam •••-••• LW. Fresh Breese Pried Ily Clear had bees exhausted, the plantar" meld not be allowed to op to 6e. and tio. The defendants were to go late • (18,9U1.) had been rewind, and 287,91 bf. (10,71011 es. Luiciwul ••••••••••• - • ILW ' alicc i aTssas y Cloudy ...... W. Otiong Brews Partially Cloudy I i: 1 i appiy to tea court them item by item, when the Lord Chief - tran - oimatio seven' ailed leaving a net raveling of 206,924 E (8,2370. Pre. 'a kin ,. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Ps ' • LW. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy Mr. Maims replied. Moff•stnal embeastions with the view to as sinkable settle- onus to the pincflon with the monument din at Kong the Biwpgaci N.W. Strong moose Partially Cloudy -- - - __,.__ __,.. .i.- - .... ea. la easter most of the saw Be did aot sagged a Menne ; but Iss - Kips avenged 121. per mile per week, and sham the Juno. owe= ...... fr,.. • ....‘m osw Themx,l. , K.. ...• ••••••tni•tmei abs moan er weaned 23/. nor mils oar aponm" W. Hard Wind Partially oremem I I ` ~ 1 ' ♦~ ~~~ Toon r - Hconse.—Tea litstocuite Bonocos of Socrs• waltz BNIINTIN BUILDING Bottum The plaintiffs is the cue were mania siemben of the " &mood Borough of Southwark Benefit Building and Is yes meat Association," suing on behalf of themse.yes and all other members of the associatios who intended to withdraw therefrom, sod the defendants were the directors of the society and certain shareholders as representing the body of shersholders who did not intend to withdraw. From the bill it appeared that the semeistion had been formed is 1847 under the gravities of the statists 6& 7 Will. IV., entitled, 1 . Au Mt for the Regulatios of Benefit Building Societies." In conformi, with the requisitions of the statutes cow saltine th. law of suck counties. certain rules sad regulelocs for the governosce of the society WIN certified and approved by Jeha Tidd Pratt, Req., the barrister for the time beteg appointed to certify the Meal of savings basks. By these roles Ilse members were re-' wined to meteorite a monthly sum of Ils. on auk stars of .: end it was provided that whim the fund at the society's bankers DIDAIN IreCi subscriptions should mutat to 2001., • lumber to be chosen by lot was to be enabled to borrow that sue upon freehold or leasehold security to be approved by the surveyor of the society. The tom so appropriated by way of loan was to be repaid by annual instalments of 2W. By ow , of the regulations it wee also provided that any mem ber being unable to transfer his share is the funds of the society should be at liberty to withdraw his subscription by giving on. month's settee. The plaketiffsolleged that being des roue of wilidreoing from the society, they and thou whom thew represented had given the notice required by the regulations, and at the upirwion of such notice, had applied to the director' for • nano of their eubscriptione, mass the transfer fees and certain other small deductiou reeened by the regulations; but that the directors had re fused to comply with ouch application. The bill prayed for • return of the enburiptisms, miens the &dude. specified is the regulatiosa, and that until sink velars the directors might be restrained hem parting with • sun of 60W., mauler from subscriptions them standing at theft Walton. Mr. Mrlissead author learned gentleman, for the plant tiffs, sow moved upon notice for the injunction, es the gronsd that Lill deleadanu woe about to appropriate the fuse fa gaieties is loam to members of the society, and that sash appropriation would he • miespplicatioe el audit has* whitish' *Latta' subscriptions rennieed Repaid. Mr. Teed sad Mr. Boum, for the delendasts, said that II the preeest applicatios were conspied with the effect would be to lock up the whole assets of the society, and to atop the mena to l's various of fi cers. A depute had seises betimes the plaridffs end detendeate se to the bud out of which the subscriptions of the plaintiffs NM to be repaid; whether out of the feed arising from subecriptions, or out or that eyeing from interest and instalments upon loans. The acts of parliament regulating thence societies, coupled with the rules of the society itself, had provided as expires tribunal for the deternainatioa of each deputes By the 33rd of those rotas It we. provided that ti. director. .hood decide tepee ell diepatas that might aria mama the society sad sap member respemisg the construction of the rules of the society, or respeetiag any other matter releaser to the society ; end in eau the eloolsion ot the directors should be umatiatectory, then sub disunite were to b referred to arbitrators, to be elected at • Imolai, of the members. They submitted that wail them modes of tent had been exhausted, the plaintiffs uniel not be allowed to apply to this sour W. Malice replied. The Vice. Chancellor said the case was one to whisk • number ot persons had entered into a benefit build ing usury, where that had beet dose is the sow steatitic of the society whisk, emerdiag to tbe sole of parliament tight to be doss, sentely—equlations had been framed which cosarirsted the statutable law et the escrety. Ily one of those mulattoes it was provided that es ✓am • month's notice to the society, and making oenaia payments, soy member might withdraw the amount of his sabetriptioue. Itemise of the plaintiffs was that, is perm utes of that elute. or regulation, they bad gives the regained notice, arid so entitled themselves to withdraw their parties of dm foods. Th., bill stated that there was is the hands of the dirictors or trustees • large sum of moosy,some 6001., sad that the etagere's kneaded to appropriate it m the direct ajar of the society—by making loans to members to esalge atm to build horses or cottage.; and that they were shoot to do this in projudiee of the plaintiffs, who, in consequence of their notice, claimed • primary lies spas tne fend in respect of the subsaiptions to a return of which they were entitled. This they clai med as their own upon the true COIIIIINCINDI of the rules. Wittiest deciding that point, be would observe that It would be most injurioas to eocieties of this nature, if wartime of emesuuctiou of the rules were on every nonunion to be mode the grounds of an application for en injunction. Ti,. legislature, for the 11 - Ja. unreel of institutions of this kind, had provided a parti cular mode for the settlement of disponi, of this sort. By UP. 33rd reetilatios of the society, made is suesplianse with the direction of the legislature, the directors were enabled to decide disputes between th e society sad any of its numbers. If that decision were satisfactory to both parties well and good, but it not theta arbitrator. were to be aopoluzed. Here the parties bad given in their notice on tit 27,b of October, Saes which no meeting of the dim tors l ad bees held, sad the plaintiffs bed not emu Were directors to get their decker& Tbe directors, in answer to the plaintiffs charge, denied any intention to apgropriate or pledge the foods Is question to the prejudice of the p;eintitte rights. They had contended that the t to the plaintiffs could sot be legally made out of 'along from the subecriptioos of members, bat only out of funds pro. iiced ley the inetaluma and interest paid opts tee loam. kor the decision of this question the tint tribunal was the directors themselves upon hem- PA the plaintiffs, and then, by way of appeal hes the directors, arbitraton to be elected in a gnaw las mums In case no arbitrator should be appointed *ea the legislature had directed that the dispute should be by two justices. All the steps thus pointed out mfght be wdy takeu, and so the dispute decided in a meager to the nature of the society. The plaintiffs, how•Timr, roes the v by to ell thus, and, assinniug that tho dodeiss of the directors would be unfavourable to them, had at sole crme to this court ; and, upon an allegation that their is. we! the true CODOIIIICLI.DI of the rules of the society, had pied fur as injunction to restrain the transfer of the t His lonlehipasid that he saw no reason for granting as kw ruo:tlos. Thus was no suggestion or pretests madol the bill of insolvency on the part of the defeeekteds. i there were the funds of the society to leek Is, et which were lent out upon advantageous magi ties. There was no cies mode of irreparable lakes", god none could possibly remelt, even if the plaintiff' . view goould pose to be correct. The coos was one of • lonelM &Um, regulated by rules made in pursuance ot °utile ails ot parliament. By one of these it had been provided that disputes ea to the construction of the rates should be re ferred to a tribunal pointed out. The parties had not •hought fit to simply with this rule, but passing by the tribusel so appointed, had preferred to bring before We sourr, already overladen with bonne's, the disunion of the nil- s and regulations of their society. The parties, ha thought, bad loom beginning to end peoceeded upon an or: neout view of their position, and therefore ha would , ii.doist the motion with coats. Taut. This wet ea sadist to mover thy yam of 1,911 E 165., for the autism of goods. flio liolicitor-Geamal. Mr. Reggie., Q.O , and 8 k Unthank, ware fee the plaiatiffs ; sad Se F. Trmisa, r. /Amulet, and Me. Browse for the defeadama. This me mapied the court the satin day, with 0311110 chance, should it be proceeded with, of ociespyiagthe best part of 1661. The omits of the 'mallet is divide may, however, be stated is • very few words TM Gress Wallets Railway Company seek to mover the above rum from dm Mindsets Budd, Blembley sad Co., of Cirencester, with interest km the 26th of DManiber, 1844, fee the ender of goods m the Cheat Waiters Railway. It append that coos sitar the meals( of that limo se smagemeat wee estated into totems tie Gemmel smiths dideadmis to any all doh goods sad petiole onmetaimpesifflid terse. TM defsedsais made a settlement miesehlp of the charges made spied them, sad they rescind dimessit at the sato et 10 per out. They also neeived sedate sileivesess era all We goods oollected aad brought by ONE ter armless' by the nil way. It wee, in the come of 1864, reeelesd by the company to discontinue the palmist of the ahem eisermat together with the allowaness. Tee company matieued to cony goods foe the defesdants, sad the latter it appeared made weasel moms oa ammeat, without reference to the dis count mod allowsacm• The company having at a later period mad* a demand for the above nu, the dodendsals claimed a set-off. Several whey sos were called os behalf of the company, who dspoeed that the chum were reasonable and sash as were paid by other minim on the line. For the defense, it was subedited that them was a suffi cient wt off to satisfy the nun demanded, namely, an allow use. of 10 per mat. dimomt ; 6d. per pared Rader me cwt., lOd. ova me sad not *mediae two out., meths, with the amour of an immense number of overcharges whiith they alleged the company had made. It was centeaded that die goods Weill mom improperly derided. There IMO nearly 8,000 Mats of alleged overseers', is seam fair ben is up to 65. and 60. Tits &fondants wen top late there ism by items, saes the Lord • Bens mak severel ineffectual toggestioss with the vise to as mint& sallitp meet of the tees Be did am emagrelt s selloosseg bra be put It to the parties 'bother they weld assent a maw is which the suet iavolved would probably be ell swelleind up long before the impair, could terminate He had nip six days to sit time, sad if the 'ludas padded is this is= Um, the mass could met peribly be completed by nest, sad must samearily be adjourned. His lorlehlys at wt-pom 6 eeieck, adjounied duo 0111611 to the ma= afford the parties anopportealty of maim to as seetieseat ; It being understood that, falling such settlessest, the same will be adjourned till the last day of the meow It was &Wats' that es the very moderate allows's* of a quarter of an hoar kr the maminatios of sash item ktvr occupy Ids lordship sad the jury the best portico of ire, to get Waugh this ammeter bill. Much mausesmat was =- cited by the horreesdisken Maps of the geadmis of the jury whim hie lordship msesiosally throw out a hiat se M the remote date at whisk they might expect a termination at I leis monster ears. NAMUR AND LIEGE. -•• fifth Masai medial of this company was held ic: crd teed:if is lt the Iris Mows, Bishoppnetzen R. M. ~ Web The Seeretary reed the omen, which errs the ors- Mg el the Namur sad Liege Rdiway for trellis from the goesenesent IMe, user Lite. to tpiat within a (router of a co pe d lbe base MERINOS at>lGa at 24 scour, • Maims et SS man The Skestess, M moissatioo of the priaeleal Mime Of Me lie OM man that for the beet Ma sin hem bee two lines, sae en seek die of the rivet nee, the es Qs stink beak elt the elver being still masked, whilst the main line, as the Mellihmk, Ms bees for am time In a fit state fee Made dips=es with des governmest line at Val lieseit. el Inge esta Ylaes t ea the north book, hieing the, they woad rift Rom empelitios, Mead the lin es the me Wok be mimed ant, npresented their ems with sash Geese dieli & hesitated in the comes they night to pima. Mims ef the district, 'atelier with the eroded= d dee Mreekes, at length ne. veiled, sad Ike W 610911906 he Milo on the 20th Nov. The weeks erMa sow remain to be Seined ocestitiate very small maks a the whole undertaking. With regard to W anticipateilealle ever the Nasser sod Liege line, the directors have se Mom whatever to doubt the accuracy of the stationed leas whisk they pahlklied in April, 1847, showing the ommost of the thes ousting trails Is the two diddle ei Namur aid Lop and Mod as* Menge. The IMAM es that Mar Ilse are = madmen', mil w WWI IMMO se the time do set deed Mpg met. id Me peas seed" The coke mined for the Ilse ia 1681 bee boss smatreeted for at the rate of 9s. 6d. par tea. The attendee ef Finish es. gamin has bees Weeded to the low pries ef coke, whisk sea sew be npolkd frost this Morin ; the east, delivered is Per* would be 41f. 20a, which is said to be the lowest pries that erne in Pads has ever melted. The damage dame by the floods to the Moos end Manage Hue was estimated at 2,000 1 ., end the cost of the repairs amounted to 1,9181. The Menton have availed themeelva of a clause in the mind to suppress works originally contemplated en the line to the emend of 6,0001., without in any way impairing its elasey. The governmest lent the company 72,0001. kg Me impose of conseniedmr ehe breath lin on the lift busk d the river seer Liters, Min out is to be repaid by instalments Ia the some et six pare, and the rate of inmost is rosin I lust to rather noon than 6 pee nat. per annum. The Mum ea the debilitates et the erimpeay to the let of July last was duly paid. The minnows of the permanent way and works of the Namur and Liege Ilse ;he bees Ist by public Wader. The lowest tender was accepted for a period of five yens, and upon the following tame, vie ,1841. per mile for Ye Met year 1721. for the snood year, 1601. for the third yew, sad 1351. per annum for the fourth sad filth yam. The bond Ilan aim decided apes ecettnetbsg for the permanent way and works es the Moss and Manage line. Amman** dile senineweal railway fatness wee assembled la Paris by sindoelay of Me Prussia., Belgian, and French govern ments, Is the tidy pond the pretest year. This mired con maims esteed Into a provideoal twavention, and a:premed a duke tem all the breaks w hicheaktin the great intonational Isesemenisaisatin filled up. Bosh an mimed= of feeling esseidered to be esersareging to the prospects adds eon =. Daring the pretest year the Freon import denies km Ina, eon., site., hav bees cossiderably modified, aid the supply of Belgian mi s t* Frahm is daily amnia' • lawn meanest plass is tie Male of die two miseries. It Is seated that the gem& trade of Belgium preens for the yeas 18e9 an norms of 46 per cent over that of 1848, and 41 per suit. brined the averye of the yeah from 1841 I. 1848 ; sad that Is every Mash of industry there an en 4 desese of minas activity. The directors MI enured that she meapsay is now pined upm a man basis, and that the masks ei the misreads/ win enstually . oes t reate he the 'may disoppeistesesei asd keen to which have bees empdlel le submit The report of hni ais tele ars , tin mined, stern that the works sessesery to lons a jennies with the government line and station at Namur may be may completed by the mad of Jimmy, and that the works near Liege may be completed in Mirth ant The whole of the Mons and Manage line is open tar MM. with the emotion of the basin at Mons, and whin that work is completed the engineer estimates that the tr.& on this line will average 361. per mile per week. Macs the opening of the line sow *early three yam age, ad the slightest indent haiocourred to any of the podia travelling omit. The capital amount shows that 1,260,1671. had Ms received, including 420,0001. on debasing. sad 207,0001. en 23,406 forfeited shares. The 420,0001. es de bentures was raised at • discount of 92,3361. ler fin yens, hence his total sum available for works, &s., 1,167,8311. The construction mouse shows the total 'ips to be 1,199,0011, including 28,6381. profit on substage and inns rest and 12,3491. net waffle realm ; and the expenditure • . 1,172,217 ~ leaving a balsam in cask and enmities of 26,7841. The amount of the Moss and Manage Use fur the year ending the Ist Minn lit name that 473,6121. I (18,9630 bad been received, and 267,918 f. (10,7161.) ex. ! loaded, leaving a net MMUS of 206,9241. (8,2371.). Pre vious to the junction with the pveniment line at Moss the receipts averaged 121. per mile per week, and since the Ja nos was completed the reesims avenged 231. per mile per week. The properties of scrims to nosipte for the year amounted to 66.6 per cent. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the repot Sir FREDERICK SMITH, a director, said the rep thud goes Into all the 166161/164111066 of their position se folly that Hide remised to him to my but to second the med. I Hans" tray ismotly loos ever the whole of the Ilan MI Belgium, ft might be duirsble that they should know Ile opinies of one who was a Inertial man in such sateen. had asver uses ; t a ci e "l e=seril It es ek b a w ar Yedl;br°ad amur er t Liege, the Menem' of whisk were the beauty of the works, sesedsess of their seerstn esties. sad their appearance of km' duration. He mold oho speak of the highly *Mallet state el the works of the Kan and Mimes line, under the reasegement of Mr. Stooka. (Seer, Isis.) The directors, ansimo to provide against dlieshisy had speed to contract isr the permanent way, sad that by men of public tender, a principle whisk the heard headed to puma, with a view to arrive at the mid mossmieal orresgemenes. (Hear, heat) The Mons and Menage weeks night by this means set be confined to 046166116316 Mend, bet Mended to then is elk 'Pantry. Within a sheet time he expected that no sompetition would be cased nom and that they would Mean the whole wane on the Mare. The hon. proprietor set only congratulated himself, but eke then shareholder who had oom into the miertakiiii. (Applause.) A PROPRIETOR asked if the amens ware audited ? The CHAIRMAN repliel that the accounts were web raided to the Belgian government. No auditor me ap pointed, bat the books were always open to the impelles of the Mareholden for a certain period after than seeessle were published. Mr. RIGBY complisiested4hodireeters on the num et their labours. He hogged the shereholden to look at thak large number of forhited shares, namely 23,406, as so nook dividend in their pocket. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WILLIS spoke highly of the prospects of this line. Its traffic was likely to be eneemoss. If they took _col, 1001. a work, it would gin them one per nat. dividend. (Hear, hear.) In lees than two maths he fully espested en the Mons and Menage line rushing 1,0001. a wesk—a We My 22 miles in length, and *Min but two or three hundred thousand pounds. (Hear, bear.) Mr. HARRISON asked in what way the back interest was intended to be paid ? The CHAIRMAN amid the debt was admitted, and ft would be paid oat of the first &MUM, messy. A PROPRIETOR inquired what they charged for tad ? Mr. STOOKS, the eaginser, maid the charge was lad. pee tan per mile more than wee charged in this eountry,_ bra then the coal was mosseitated to use over their line. (Hem, hear, and laushter). Mr. HARRISON tlitsio dime was 43,0001. due se interest, it would be tobis to pay the mum by way of debenture carrying d per mt. Menem The CEA' RUMS replied that it would be a nbjeet Ito the ensidentios of the herd at the sect meeting. The report was din Medd maalmossly. The CHAIRMAN then submitted a remisties Nr.. arming the borrow's' hem the &Islas pitemeeest dais sum of 1,800,0001 v (72,0001.), fee tke purpose d eimelesen l iog tits branch to Liege. Mr. CARRY (a director) wended the motitio. He said the lean wend be spread over a period of six yes:tee as to make it not trench too each is the early manes of the line. (Hem bear.) This smarmed showed die good faith of the Belgian government, for this part of the line was the keystone of the misrelating. (Hear, hear.) A vote of thanks wee thee pared to the Saimaa and directors, and to Mr. Smoke, the eaginer, when the must '-e Mourned. Tun CIAZOI or PIS/IW. Mr. BsHalals*, who was instructed for the prosecution in an indistmeat preferred by the Baron Von Stouts sgainst William Sobieski Kildahl for perjury, applied to the court to postpone the trial to the next session. The application was founded upon affidavits. stating that the bumf and hie lady who were both material witnesses, were seriously andinsquite unfit state to attend sad give their evidence. Medical certificates to the rime effect were also put in. Mr. Clarkson, who sppeared for the defendant, said he wee net in a condition to mid such an application, but before the postponement was finally decided upon, he should be rlad to have an opportunity for some inquiries to be made. The Recorder thought that this was a reasonable au don, and he therefore directed that the trW should at present only stand over till Wednesday. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YarrisDAT. Boma ma Carer Ompuriemria. IN as TIM Rae. lolls HOBART CAO3II/18.—B/LALCI or Pawn or Maisithen. This larielvent who had formerly held the liviag of Hail thus, Omen. a pplied to be dietharged, and was opposed by Mr. Cooke on trie part of Jams Harvey, and Eliabeth, bk wife. Mr. Nichols supported. An settee had bees brash% by Mrs. Harvey, when Elizabeth Taylor, against the (advent, for • breath of pro. mw of marriage. The adios was oommenced la 1846, end judgartat *biased in February, 1846. The demises were taken by mutat before the aerates sou inquisition foe 7601., sad the cats were 1771. The damages were to be paid by la- Malatesta, sad 6671. had been paid on amount of the damages and OWL Os 'animation, the insolvent stated that the net thecae of the lying at Haddam was shoot 6001 • yeas, and when threatened with the seam be resigned it in favour of a Mr. Branton, who had parebased the advemon. That Rade man was wawa to marry hie Mae, whom ho hod educated. He bad not naiad any nosey is eagang. of surrendering the living, bat Mr. Smiths had paid shasi 5001. to the attorney who bad brought the make for Elisa beth Taylor. After hie resignation, be took s Proprietary Chapel, at Keaaiogtoo, where the income wee very email, and for the last two years he bad been ensue of Prattle well, as. Southend, at 801. a yeas. He had received SOL hat the literary fund, which went in part panda ofthe mesa paid is acteast of the action. He had given seem bitb 101 good', whisk were now in the hands of H Iffetha, who had emoted his. The street was set s friendly The record is the adios " Taylor v. Canter," was pa. diced. The damages by meant were 7601., seed the aft had boa taxed et 1771. 17e. The plaintiff had lately best married to James Harvey, • grocer, at Lyme, Dreateltire. The damages were laid in the cialaraties as 3,0006. Is answer to Mr. Nichols, the insolvest stated that he oath sensed to the large sea of 7601. as damages, to peeves* mislay. Mr. &risme Wilkins. however, made s speak to the jury, which was suds public. and N bad ben Ink vented thereby from paying the whole dosages Ambers= Hare had investigated the latter, sad Imelda a sordlethe which deemed his &aroma The publicity given Is the mhos bed mejudierd him, and hones the inquiry. The Chief Cthetiseloaer said the gaieties la this we was net chest the reports is the newspapers. Mr. Niehole was aware It was not, but it was imperinat show that the pablisity had injured the insolvent in the lax* Wawa The iseelmad, In reply to the Court, maid he was married sad bad three sheath He had no fortune with his wile. The manage reasseeed before the adios in gaieties. It farther appeared that hie debts wen dace 1,0001., of midi am he had emend Mr . Dresses for 6001., the ease geadm man who had parshased tho Uris, at Hatlehas, awl is Whiles Savour be resigsed Woe the action, to yeast lie posibillty of s segsesteedes, baying Siva bat • soda pledge he tie ea when the rheum wee perehaesel. Mr. Ceske, II edderadas she swam laid there was la tke ease to offset the amid diameter of the tare= sad be made the observation bertha in times like the m ew, persons were ready to lay hold of ay charge sabre a ekergyman of the dank of Baikal, and to throw seamen a the wide body. Therefore, be repeated that there was' adds( to affect the moral thander of Mr. Camay It wee is oaks Is, breach of premiss of marriage, la width a lesgeyed sam had been paid, sad for the balsam Madaing he pra • j Mr. meat. in reply Osaka his leased filial it the remark he bad suds; it was no more than Agadir= Hare had declared, as his letters now in court wail show. Tie lamed cased mentioned that the inseam* W seat Inaba% Taylor to school, and paid for her lea some an. She dad therefore been benefited birth end co the large amount of the damages be Papa the comet would amide, that there were thaw steamy ad that there bed bees The Chief Oesesiediser soggeledi ass -* - Is make as erresgrases. He was suesw loosionlas for the 101111111111111 ashwrja whisk NY Olio led eggeosi, sod to kb own snarl, w had dose ell be his perm le mower to a gentles the towhee* said hie last work wee the History of Saheb. The -r e#ll wee of so vales. It wee agreed that the ma thereM Neal ever to the of January, to be arveneml. Hie Haar nmerked that le ems to die lateral of all parties that so edema judgment elaseld be prowooosed. The imalvest, who was es WOW Ids discharge 'Waged to the day sassed. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Aware or ran Battiest Mosura.—Jruster Giant, publisher, of 49, raternosar•row, was summoned to answer an information, laid against him on behalf of the ensnare of the British Museum, for publishing on the 25th of October, 1880,a map, called " Oilbert's New Map of the World," and neglecting to deliver a printed copy of the said nap at the British Masao, whereby he bad rendered himself liable to a Has of M. A what'll moved the perches, of a copy of the map in question at 49, Pdassilitwrow, sad further stated that he particularly asked kr Oilbert's New Msp of the World." Ths copy he missed Vas gives te sad he paid b. for It, that bang Ike puMbMing prise marked es is. Mr. Jake Ostler Malt peeved that no espy had bees tkt Din maleadad that the map produced was not a sew pabileadee, bet rely a re-issue, es the rasp bad been 'published about 18 years ago, sod was then his property ; but that sines that period he had sold his interest in it to an sagraver, and he wee enly publishiag it fora third party, la the tint Insane. • copy was Het to the British Museum. Mr. Alderman lisapharr said that the defame set up did not relate the sharps, as the very insertion of that small word new rendered the mime a new publication ; and he would, therefore, maybe hint in the mitigated penalty of 10s. end casts, together with 3a, the prim paid in the first immure for the map. The sway wee isimedistoly paid. Bzooviutamirir 01 Caustou Barns.—Several members of the fledaty of Friends is Bt. Vaket Fester and the ad joiniag paddies wee* summoned by Mr. Jeffery far various automats due far tithes sad church rates. Nose of the de. (andante appeared, sad ea Mr. Jeffery stating that he claimed for fear quarters due at Michaelmas bet, was informed by Sir Pear Laurie that amerdissi to • late set of parliament (.Isnis's Aet), the meant gained was inseeversble salam i appllsd far within sir menthe' after it became due ; the last two due at lliskaelesis last were ell that a wawa ceded M greeted (ter. Mr. hairy mid he wield withdraw the carnets, IS it . . - THIS DAY, Noon. Omer at Mb& Strength et Wlnt. Bute of rather. e &..:. America (via New Tort by Britt& Teeket) •N America (vie Houten by British pallet) N AmrricaitrOnlaid Slat; BA= I. Brasil Samos Ayres Caltfornia(via ClusTronl Cape of Good Hops .1111 Central Alllffioll .ll Manuel Isles ...... ILlearpool December SO December SO —I De ot the ssontb 4th et the mon th IStMat the month haw, 14 feelht7thatmeethl Tw the ig s wrath s dilly Theeley k Friday Medea h Omer. 17th ct the mouth Tyke Cady 10th ot the mouth 7thk24tho7 month ,s• -'Si lately that be should appal tip tM Lord Major. Sir Peres Laurie said that whoa a decides had beta giros at this roan these could be ao appeal to the Manisa Rams ; when • we was bees& kw salaam jarlailedra tudsi lielk was last, otherwirs ha tight es sea deal tit• ism of the Polder rew kr. harry said wader say dreaesstaaess he Arabi appal frot this court to the Court of Ersheriaar to ory sad mover ... a . ru .— m hence M k N Hamburg N Iloikad li the tall enema 'Waked. Bansvointraa—Mr. Alelemma Husphory begged to as knowledge the reeds of s draft foe five Oases, te be em ployed to parabola. clothes sad tonteorte for the ill-seed has Wilbnd, bon ham Callon, Req., lets M.P. foe stele.. ; are s ekention of Z. W. teem A- 8., be be applied to the sum pulse& Honduras Inland DI N bylia:(via BoatheinA)Nl Loft (Via Nanolliss) N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YssruDAT. COLLISION ox TH2 NORTH BRIT=S Ran.WAl . Oa Friday a eollielos hetwees the tea a.. uprose tala to Lydon sad a train of winces loaded with elks marred at St. itargarees, 'bent a mile hen Edinburgh. Notwitlt. sandier Via Itnowlespe of the boss of toar of the ex press trek. Meals poortios at St. Margaret's proceeded to shift the grala of acme the down Mae; bat before that could be eff the osprey tools arrived at fall speed, so *hawk bane ongsMed by t h e driver, sad zoo lato the crossing laid, sr tabs two of the wiener§ and esatteriag their freseeste gni attest Yel direseleme. The MOM of the *sprees was by theeellilem se mash destaped se he he unfit for pressedlsi farther with the Weis, sad Weems it sad the broken warps' a yanks Ossuaries of the Has was occasioned. Tee express train was lesznadisely shifted os to the up tine of relit and wavered pant the ehetesellen, after which it was repleadaport Ike dews lee, sad math*r swine having been attached it pretended Sowards Lesiva. lie pummel injury was la/Meted apes asp ef Ilse pommels. Fran= RAILWAY Twists—The lambe are the last returned Or iron NNW, of the Weigel herb reiwale t lfeermiot—lttlat Detentes ato Dle.f Psionoped 114,17514 good, lISS,SON.; total. 431.1771. Doeme.—Troot Dee. I to Des. : Taireagoss. 60,155.; goods. ; total. 160.8451. eas.—Prem Dos Ito Doe. : Tossogom 14,9151. ; goofs, ; ATM Die. I to Doe. I : Passagen, 71,SiSt.; goods, 11=I m M en feli s t. I to Dee. 6 : Petelagen. WM.; goo , * Dos. I to Dee. 0 : Peastepts MAIL ; goods. aelll. ft.SOK. Decl to Dee. S Panogsre.lo.6l 7 l.: goon, Nic,..LtrArr.-.. 1 to Des. 7 : Premise% 5,512.; goods, 11.13111. ; totaL 11,0411. MANTU.—has Des. 1 to Des. 7 : Pamegers. 17,7111.; goods. 10.7111 L; total. HAIM brassaeaft—has Due. I to Des 7 : Patosegere, 811,1411.; goods, WSW ; 20014 MO" 140% U to Dee. 1 : Pocesagers. MASH. ; goods, 113 . 1 . c.=teL 43,1133 L t 4.—Tt s critoo. 15 to : Asmages. 11,932.; good,. ig e B =—Flea l tlov 7 . 14 to Nov. SO: Pressogers, MAIL; 0 00 6 SU b l/Ild. IMAM 'Ma No% SS to Dahl: Prows" ATM; ipode• 214 garTITAS AT NM PIM AT Ovn 114 , ..P.z.4 1 IPal m anti ra heactli Tas Caw Jo ...... w Caw .Itruas. AU the special jartse grimaced for Wisp bevies bees made unstp's, the men proceeded with the sesame& jar, awe I. the LM far Ike day. Tartar: e. 1101FL3D.—AusoaD The plaiatiff I. this owe had lodged is 1849 at No. 2, Dean.street, Boatkwark, sad was Wheats with several stolen.. at Guy's Hospital, who were in the habit of vieiting beta. The eldradant, a medieel seadeat. and the son of a so: eitor, had charged the plaintiff (who was about thirty ytars of ape) with hatter been 'silly of indeasst preatiose. 'ot plaintiff, through a Mr. Brows, a servo's, demanded , an apology ; upon which the defendant reiterated the state • tt in writing, sad me the letter open to Mr. Brown to convey to the plaintiff, raentionina two 'steams, 1031% whom it was alleged tit. plaintiff bad M, n guilty of the practicer 'Wei to. Upon this the at - to. was brought to vindicate the plaintiff's character. Th• defendae• had pleaded &insides:lion. Mr. Bramwell (is the ab-eneve of Mr. Serjeast Wilkiny wt.) wee Ma to be anw Ii) ,heeiag briefly sated the Gam, pu en the letter is question. Mr. gerp•ant nee (with whom was Mt. Addison) having ade:.•seed the jury for the defendant, put in some • • dip tllio6o. 14evenlwitneres wen then called, with the view of este bliehing the defeadant's plea. Before all the witnesses for the &indent had been neaten, the learned jelas stopped the was is divot, daelasieg his eonvietlon that the plea hod boos mot telly proved i aid the Joni coacutrior, the Oslo* Ilr wee asaraitod. The detach were too dirousting for pabifostiaa COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YzrrzaDAT. Sirrum d Bare. CuLtirid—Losi ago I made this note, that this mask mid LOA wad was of French extrude*, sad that it was reit prat, bus A. short way the clerk of the min has of peessweits his words; for oar pleadiap were formerly it Free* mil whet tits pleadings were begat he Mid to the ve dal=mileil paratt"—ealprit, sat, ea le wit e, the " il porta" beam* a qaussms ges it lasisr.—Nolie owl Choate,. Famns wax MI To itzltaiiigeattoa IT • POLS.— Adolalber Chaphisahl, 10, Itabert.stot, Lambeth, a Pole, was ellermeil wadi lamb', seder falls promote, obtained three riser hem the Turkish Embassy. Dilear E6mdl, as Mesabi to the Embassy, deposed that os the 16th alt. the prisoner preseaMti to him a paper, which was a claim for all guineas for ix tickets far the Polish hall, kill as the 14th, at Guildhall, ander the ampler of Lord Dudley Stuart. Witness warned to him the paper, kin 1$ was a mistake, se there we rely three tlahels tarts, sad he the west away. Oa the 16th he again made his app arsam with a anima demand tar Gres views, sad witless gam him a @haute, in the same of the Nasal, for th at men at &pea Martin, Stow, sad Co. He wee &keit le elm a receipt, hat he remarked that there wee no seem* fir hie dole, so, as the paper pre sented by him here hit signature, whisk was quit, sassiest. LiseL Markle laskseeweki, secretary to the Literary As societies el the islands et Poland, proved that primer had no eatheeity to MOM mask mosey. The pelesaa, earawar I. the Warp, made a ruabling sad weep Ashes% es She slam that ha met mother Pole, who gave to MS WI perm, and ea his ressiviss the Reiser he kid 11. as. Ea himself, the 'shot party reeelvian the 21. He (prlssara)ailaiMai that he had seed mos,, and ex pressed his sweet for what he had dams. Yr. Breaghisa said that the elms' wee one of a very serious &scrip Ise, sad that the primer most go More a jury. He will he brie& up spin next Monday, and will than be cessmitted Sc, trieL Bums Parke sad Plett took Mete esies tmisy et gem .'ci-ek, ekes isdissest eras dilivered is ELLAWALL O. ILLITWOOD.—LLANILITT Or COTTON Ilranns• 111AOSININ TO Durum roa ZINT. 11,. Ism Perk. staled that the Issiase es wldelli die Oen bed Nl= dome is maw wis wbsolmr ssrinsa Ness -- 7 -- M amptca Matiterm ) at amat (aa Mar- Maim iam N Paw=is M Para M Walt Imam ll Ponca OP Conecurarce.—A letter bearing the Devosport pesomark, and (outgoing 4a. 6d. postage stamp, was resolved yests ji :ta by an artiiall fa the dockyard. stags( that the Writiar 1:0 7 81et of his sec 11 years since, alma employ al a bey. of half a crows, kis week's ss,, sad SW it se his smissi , slut be reeiewi Me above as as sessaa=l " kaanak Jawed. I l iklialLaP . Sontbatoptoe.h Wait Indio (exact Hal vbassotad Itiona) • If ebinbles that tea. by Ur sista—sod II by i~ ..... .. I Sloathamptom I Dover ' I Dec, 17 Daily Dee. 25 Dee. Dee. 20 Ta.llt,Ba Cwies — da. i IP.7F Dec. 22 Dee. 33 IfoZobanPt7:h.l Southampton. ilSontharepton.l n quo General I .Itin. 5 Post-°Moe 1 The returns front the following places did not reach this dace in Sae for publiebtion yetterday ; they therefore in • diem the Rated the weather on Saturday sioadadat nine o'clock. Loarrom B.W. Hard Naiad ~east Miff Brow Wrong Brune =Hy Cloudy Woo( Brame Bala SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ,tke "Stipples Gazette,. sae 'Leers List..) CASUALTIES. aontandal, of and booed to Liverp ool from Quebec, Umber laden, was picked up off Nagle la and, previous to Dec.l3, and carried into Broadhaves Bay, water-logged and a deralict, bat has sines drifted out to sea agaia.—Ballina, Dee. 14. Fanny, for Philadelphia, has put back leshy and with fore mast sprung.—Liverpool, Dee. 16. Isabella Harley, Harley, from Wismar for Norwich, which was on shore on Sylt, Nov. 11, has become a wreck.— Tondua, Du. 7. John Ball, Bolide, of and for Plymouth, for Usable, was abandoned, Dan 9, in lat. 61, lon. 16, with loss of rudder, and fall of water; crew saved by the Elisabeth Holder nese, and landed here today.—Deal. Deo 16. Paginate Giovanni, Nioolsitz, from Newcastle for Venice, cams into eke roads to day, very leaky, hulas been en the Leman Sand.—Yarmouth, Dn. 14. Rapid, at Fernando Po, for Liverpool, very leaky, and repairing. Sir Rolort Peal, of Belfut, WE win, from Liverpool to Bombay, foundered in a banius. off the Cape de 'Verdi, Sept. 9 ; crew saved.—Chatham, Dad 16. Thomas, Berner, of Christiania, from Sable d'Olonns for Hull, was run on shore 1. miles N. of Spurn (in charge of a fisherman as pilot), but was got off the beach, and safely arrived at Hull on the 11th, being audited by the life boat's crew. None. ro Yaileiu —Yazwoura GATWATB, &O.— Coasiderable alterations having taken plus in the under mentioned Bands, &a, to the vicinity of Yarmouth, several changes in the hoarse thereof have been nude. SEABORNE MAILS. Itisy whin nude ay in Genera Pool- Moe Lannon. -- ia k dowatahod. Whoa dile. 111011 of t Ithltleth ofekonth bed at the month ithllthl7thef oboe 17th of the math l7th of the math Iltut of the recothl Issas are seat from the tocsiaisg—dow •SRI'VBD. .IDee. 2$ IN& 13 la Deo.r ec. XI Deo. 20 ADouli-et Liverpool, Deem bar 16, tram ...............64. Thomas dalon-alt Dull, December 16 ABIGAIL-of Derma' 15, tram Dalhousie Auumont Da in reiCULA -off DeM, Dee. 15, tram Havansah Asa aapposedl-411 Deal, December 15, tram Castes Aiseruna-at Falmouth, December IS, tram Todslual 11101 a-at Ts/month, December 14, tram. Ma Cayes name PIPATSIUM-11 ratt=Deeember 14, tram.— . • Odra Anna:a-at Gamow, 14, nom illarasilim Malta Geosaso-at Hall, Damobar 14, tam Cowan= Aomma-es Hall, Desamber 14, hem Aoonm-at Paola, December 14, tram Charleston Aranas-at Qeseestown, Desemalme 13, tam Halm Amornao-at Quamitsom Deamber IS, tam-. Deraseski Asstrae-at Queurolown, Desembar 14. train dee darsaus-aR Milly, Dasember 11, tam edema Barraraa-at Neemale, tram earthmen* BeLaUiAll-st Quess=Dermeter 14, tran Valparaiso Callao Cleta" CaeusaarreMDeal. Dess i bere ft.L l s , Dan - .Hcantey C. T. florem-alt Deal. Dassellsar U Cmarae-of Deal, Dessmhar U, tram Demerara esessoe-et Deg, Dammam 11, fros Alexandria Ootiona-at TalmosiM, Deolmllarl4, tram. Galata 0, 3 ,,, s m a iagosare-at promaars, Danaher IS, tram. Oa= Cosasea-or Dever, Damara 14, tam Haim Cam Camesms-el/ Liverpool,' Deeming 16, fran-Ilsor edema Devatam-et Dial, Damian IS, tram. Dost-et Falmouth, Daman, 11, tam Jaffa Dmanvo-attlossootows, December 14, nom O&M Buts. woes-at Palesouth, Densaber 14, tam Havannah itinearrat Palma*. Derenber 14, tram Smyrna Sains-et Gas, Number IS, from. Catania Bammeil-.lli .I.IIIIIMIIII. Lainabla . 144 7....... Legbons HUMS.-MQllBllllllor4 DeeMillit 14, tnia berbiss liewaso-off Magate, Dmeutber 14, from ... Zeraume-f carpool, Den 161 ............ Elias -at ()rammed, December 15, fro m Fasextestr- of Deal, Deeteeber 13. from. • 'ATMs Fla-at Scilly, December 11, f n . GLANATON-oit Deal, December 14, frcan.. ....... I:l4eauu-at Falmouth. Deeember 14, . Almanerm- at Queenstown. Decameter 13, i;;;;;;„ Amer-+t December 13, from .. , Ilanamm-at Dumber 14 , ............ Ifora-st Quemeturm bet 4, tem ' • , loarna-M Queenstown, December 14, from .. INADILLA 111. rue-of Deal, December 15, from. ... "'"•'• laarama Dscn-M Qaersetown, Dauber Id , roast *ii. late-at Gravesend, December 16, tbcf lanca-st Drummed, Dee. 15, km ..... 7aues-at Gravesend, December IS, DONI ..... ............ Jusar-at Llmercel. Deeembr le. trees .. . ... • lenge Rat -et Liverpool, December 16, fr0 m.... ,,... JAM 01.0111--G1 COWS, Deeembir 15, hoes_ Joan AND Jarce-at FalsocUe, Deemater 13, h0e5... . .. KJNO Wu-mLiu-off Deal, Demister IS, fr0m....,,.. Lowman.- at Queenstown, December 11, from 1;;;;.i Larse-at Queenstown, Deeenbar 14, from ... • 11 Lem DIDNON -off Margate, December 14, bpi .... ....... Lemurs-at Gralmeed, Derember 13, fr om ..... • . LRANDOR-ID Orameled„ Des 16, from ... _ Liorrreure--at Of•NONIO, December 16, ...... LADT Feuurame-at Liverpool, December 16, Lemur-at Liverpool, Dateable 14„ • A , Ilrosava-at Liverpool, December lb, from _ ....... MAST Casemene--at Liverpool, December 16, from fit . . Meaucer-at Liverpool December 17, from ........ N e Mannurse-off Liverpool, Deoember 16, from Memo-at Scilly, December 10, from . "- ... . . ...... Maces Amourrou-at Falmouth, December 13, .tr;;;" Marrreu-at Milford, December 11, Irne .... Manna-mott 111163rd, December 14, from _ .... ." " ghee sw-et Queenstown, December 14, from ............. 0o -_of "Whom', Deemater 13, from OkWA-at Queendown, December l4, ........ Ocum-at Queenstown December 13, fr0m................ Ocum-elf Felscontla r Deosmber 14, from .. . .... Ocean Qtrein-at Queenstown, December 13, f r ora . : Outers--at Queenstown, December 13, from ..... _ . Pumas-Mr Used, December 15, from _.. ... at. ... YAMS or Saxe Cowan -at Qum:cutout, Dee. 1 4, from r Palace Acorn-at Liverpool, December 16, fr0m....... Puna Aumer-st Sdlly, Deeember 10, from ............. Qemaett.ma-at Fahaoutb, Decraber 13, from Qom:un--et Quemeturn, Dee. 11, from Qemeanue-at °ravened, December IS, fr0m...,, libil• Pease-off Deal, December 13, fr0m......... lisaroar-of Deal, Deeembar IS, from Boat Maau-at Falmouth, December 13, from tow. GINDLON-M Bull, December 14, from KOTOILAIOI Novo-at Queenstown, December 13, item Sworn-ol Wily, December 11, from Nee Sae Faasemeo-et Queenstown, December 11, from ....... BTATA-at Queenstown, December 13, fecal Seerear- on Deal, December 13, from Sammerume-at F Os, December 13, from aanza-at Falmouth, December 14, from Smoot° Orate-st Queenstown, December 13, (roes Saursum-at Queenstown, December 13, fr0m......... . armewaz-of Liverpool. December 16 Soup-at Liverpool, December 16, fr0m...... ... aNCIDIDITE -at Liverpool, Deemeber 16, from. yalmoub, bar 13 , fr0m.. ...... Itt _ Tamus—at 41,teeastoirm Dee. 13. trom Vorasum—of Deal, Dosscabar 13, from .. . VOLDPTIK%—at (irawarad, December 13, from Woursairm—at Liverpool, Dec. 16, from Wu. AND Jors—at Ormaied, Da:ember 16, from Wmtair--at Onvtiond, Ds. 15, from Wainners—off Deal, Domonbur IS, from Com W. CLKPIRLI—at Portsmouth, December 14, tram. BAILED. Avows—from lisetlepooi, Member 14, to Eues—trom Queenstown, December 13, to camclAN (a.)—true Llwerpool, December 16, to . Cow Amu—frem Hell, Dopamine 14, to Dream—tram Shields, December 14, to !Isamu—tram Shields, December 14, to ROLIUSD.—frOIII Cordiff, Demenber 14, to Saarnsno—ttona Shielde, December 14, to ...... VIIIBI{LS SPOKISN taint. Ann Hood (barque), Roberts, from CUM', Oc Cape Coast, Oct. 20, Ist. 2 1 N.. lon. 2 E. Buena Ayreen, Nov. 14, lat. 6 N.. lon. 22 W. Castle Eden (ship), Miss Smith (h ogee), Clyc John Walker, all outward bound, Nov. 8, lat. 21 W. Charlotte, for California, Oct. 13, lat. 24 8., 100. 5 Commerce (brig), from Constantinople, out 48 day! off Sardinia. Creole (brieantine), from Smyrna for London, Cape St. Vincent. Caledonia (barque), for Monte Video, Nov. 4, la'. 23 W. Friendship (barque), of Liverpool, for London, DI 49 5 N., lon. 8.42 W. Laken (barque), from London, Des. 10,1 st. 48 it 16 W. Lady Blaney (ship), Oet. 10, lat. 49, lon. 9 W. Mangalore, from Bengal for Lyndon, Nov. 26, lon. 33 W. Mary of London, Dec. 5, off Cape de Gstte. Poet Boy (schooner), off St. Michael's. Dec. 2. Venus, of Dundee, from Buenos Ayres we London, N.r 24, lat. 34 N. , lon. 33 W. TIIE MYSTERIES OF PEDESTRIANISM.—Last week, at the County Court, Liverpool, Searles, the Leeds pedes trian, who walked the thousand miles in • thoussnd hum in the grounds of Mrs. Fernytiough, at Teamsters, is the months of September and October last, brought in action to recover a sum of about 281., being, as he alleged, the balance due to him out of a sum of 501.. which he had been promised, provided he really did walk the thousand miles within the time limited. Mr. Atk.neen was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bretherton for the defendants, Mr. Wm. Fernybough and his mother. From the evidence of Sesrlis it appeared that, in the month of August last, he ',minus. duced by a person named Atkinson to Mr.Win.Fernyhosgb. At that time he was in training to walk a thousand milei • thouzand hours; and he was desirous to take lied. to 1088. that he performed the task, when Mr. Fernyhouti said, t• I don't know; but I think I can get the money os." The next question wen, the amount that he was to num for performing the task, and at last it was agreed that was to have 501. if he won, and nothing it he lost. Then was also the promise of • public house for him in cue be won. The sum of 2d. was charged for admittance to tte ground, the whole of which, after payment of the expenue, went to the Fernyhoughs. During the proms' of the walking he drew upon Mrs. FernyhougL to the extent of 211. 6s ; and at the termination of him undertaking te was offered 21.10 s , and then 61. Mr. S. Willoughby, bow• ever, made up the latter amount to 101. The money received at the gate was stated to hate amounted to 2111. 12s. 71. After other witnesses had been examined in torroborstios d the plaintiff's evidence, Mr. Bretherton called Mr. W. Fernyhough, whu stated that Searles certainly did ask 601.. but agreed to take 201. On cross-examination be admitted that tue advertised match was all humbug, there not being a wager of one farthing upon the 'rout. Altogether :to plaintiff had received 271.10 c, and 101 from Mr. Willoughby. The latter gentleman was next called, and he stated that the agreement was for the sum of 201.—Mr. Atkinson horded is Mr Fernyhough's account of 271. 101. against Seance, stl asked how it was that he should have been advanced 271. 10. i. before he completed his teat if he was only to re calve 201. in case he had really finished it P—Mr. Harden took this view of the cage, and gave • verdict tor the pisn tiff for the sum claimed. Or • WOUND !NMI Leo an HOLLOWAT'S (lemony AND VW, [Advertisement.) ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY —Andrew Milton, an ostler, residing at Burton, about two yeas rev bruised his shin, and being of a fullhabit of body, a severe iatiarsdiv tion ensued, which defied every effort to subdue; afterwanla an 0. innate wound formed, am, notwithstanding various tricateirrait would not heal, and his leg Mame no bed thsthis MagtOß urgri . tun to have it amputated, but, not wishing to lose his limb brim far= Holloway's medicines a trui, be commenced, and he bait retain to is grateful that he did. for by their use be has effected a round id perfect eure.—Sold by all druggists, and at Profeseor Bodes; establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MABHIAORS, AHD DEATHS. BIRTHS. . PCTRON.—Dee. 12, at Harslet, Guernsey, the wife of fr.z. I Mellish Do Plank Esq.,d a on. HARDT.—Dee. It, at Oldbury Ball, Warwickshire, the wife °: D. Rudy, jun., Esq., of ason. RAT WARD.—Dse.III, Kra T.Sayward, Guildford-strect, 11100INS.—Dew12, at Cbsater-plaoe,Chewter-square, the w.te F. Miens, Eas., of a ion. ELOOD.—Dec. It, at Pliton.park, Duleerton, Lady Mary Ito daughter. w. HOPE.—Oet. 19. at Wyn Cape et Ocod Hope, the wife of Hope, hag., Auditor of n daeghter. LAWBON.—Depa.II. at Lower Ensgot-etreet, Dublin, the erne of J. A. sor sua. — — Lewoon, l ; 4, KURRAY.—Dse. 10 at Boathlket Rectory, the wife of the tic, L . Murray, of a daughter. THOMAS.—Dee. If, at Weyhread inearap, Suffolk, the elfe !=z Rev. T. K. now, of a sos. MARRIAGES. BRIGOS—DUPPIRLD.—Dee. oats Sh Alkmunddedsh 6 ' 2 ' 14 Derby. Charles, you've's sou Sure Byers, second daughter of the late C. Duffield, E.N , th. same lama KINDER—WHRELRE.—Den. 12, at St. htlehaers, St•Ae F .00( 4 W.:ex...n*lSM Remy, youngest sou al W. Kinder, Eql, Leildoirmerament, Isegugtm.parit, to Emily Auguaa,P oir. daughter of the late T. IL Wheeler, Esq., ot Worcetter. SELBY—MITTEL—De& 12, at Lewisham. lieu; Altred, fourth sus atYr. 0. Selby, of ltannsbounte.park. to Sophia, fourth dx4 -- of SM. B. Smith, ot liordsoAßL Lewisham. tf TYRRELL -PARICRIL— Dig. 12, at Tmbridis, Mr. T. T3TI, Southwark to Barnet. alder daughter or Mr. Parker, oi the YEO P w ia L ria.. llA . LY Tamic. B.—Dern e.q l2,.. °f at o.oth Alsgarth em Pu °° ,. W. natl. Minsk Milist aastbtas tin late J. ticaue, ma, of Tortiour.. • DILLTHS. BAINL—Des. It at Otiseoak, saitdenli, waiter M.P. tor that plass. BIDDI.E.—Des 11, at St. Michael's, St. Alben's, J. Bljthe. D Bui sr a uvr : I 1 1 . Nit 4. T zo 1 7 -1 . : 4 1: ::: 1 7, 0, 17 ::: g tx .dm: 1 044.. hta,. 0i ftr : A d . D e l ; L .146.. : 7.4 ., , 5eed 2„....47. Thina s 4 . : of oc:::. ORINT.—Oet. 9, at St Haleni, am Ale way bocce Wei DOA M''' ta me ' lelissittes. ag ed 94. wile of J. B. Irvine, 0 0 1. ILENNETZ,—Dee. IS t at Bognor, C. li. it. xeciseu , FA , "il, ,:;`,. vtvlig Ka of the laW Her . B. Keecett, Rector et Foi ~. Berke, aged 211. of o' SCRAWL—Dee. ti, at Tull, ne.t Taunton, PAM% Fide* late NA. Seheleh. of the &lel Artillery, Wei 89. Ha, WlL.9ol4.—Des. 10, at itchs , ,elltkerpo Ball. Noe" ti t° Rev. R. Wilms. sra 40. ------", ----- Printed end published tiagli.saAsi Enos /leers, of No. 4 102 Zat K in the aerd. Printer at tbs. ots" Demme LaD 34 strait. in the moo Inteertim—Sonsper, Bala* wt Teri P dui; Worse a. 1 (be*, 10, 4 na▪ te.* bteo ••Terce . , P'‘fwe 41 ferrile, *met* -• 11.e.ey ea St. Jou.. Kew yew _'-gur• entarium •••• lt troy Pi rtao ..• (fakes Teem, Petvenni le 'ere Aire ••••Cdtun a Ibleve rn ..... .IVer,e Maw A m ..... ...... latease m C. We e.% KW Janne) ...... °dove ..Whande s ...... releew lbrdU Weis hots ...... .Aleundne Gets ......Pelmet .01.1 Calabar Memel LiAben misteththethe Mug - .7e, thAtenns•••U •••kWJet...., Alde Oct 16, fed 'three. sad . S N., lon 34 W. iya, Nov. 1), , Dec. 4, ti t. 8 N., lot. Ito. 11, Ist 10 N., lon. , lat. 27 N, ondoa, N.v, Lest week, LA•rds petits- asvad heart, nen, it the ht as ethos alleged, the hid he had die thousand was for the Me. Wm. ace of Setrlts he wu intto• Ferayheagb. mad miler in take lief. to Fernyhoult Ie 0100ty no." ras to receive greed that to v lost. Then int la case 11 ittaces to tts the aspens:l, ogre" of the the entail of idertaking to mghby, how. one received 21t1. 121. id. rrObovatiat of died Mr. W. , did ask MI., a be admitted .ere not being .I together the Willoughby. .sated that the son hen& d is t Searles, sod area advanced ran only to re- -Mr. Harden tor the OLD- ItAORDINARY [WIT solo Pa,. at two years 4 0 !nee lensailte fterolslll-, an u)* SelestoresleA gape urged ewl oh Wore e 1, 44 ha, reseed 'oe Led a AMOR! lee weer Soltcrop MIATH 8. e wifo of France robe life of erect. of a w u * e, the wife of W miry MA of e e, the wire of 0, , the wite of J. A. .fe of the lice. C.. , the wife d !t: I g, aulth. rd Granthun , rod, EN.. of the d'a, Stoke Prier, 'Cinder, bra, d! ,urawda , i" lP' neater. see hired, rdwit% , , fourth axlvt , gr. 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