The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-19 00:00:00

t , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. KELSO RA.OES.—W4tantsDAY. ps wad Um) Y . Ascii : .Threrritimism of • telt. am. SWoulmollir rato., , by ow Moto Mialeker carp= .trassasess.4...: * 71i3. I=l • Bet too : 7t0 4 as . wo•b y • bispn. am We Taut arum of sows. cosh, with 30 Wed, for all & iliroiKurtiro of • Wk. =")222:kby imaibr-Caristols, I trit.tot 71b Marmon) Apt 11D ..... • .... . ( i C i t e llr a r) 2 tamp. 323 311) 2) 3 s Elva co Lady Vass. Woe by a ( lesittb ; half • terbetween siesed and third. ROXBIIIIGNI ll•srircAr wwh. with 200 added miaow, =Vs. One roils sad •• bon. Xt. 3lactents's Fair ilidiCee, rlewmtuder -Tar ma" • yrs. 41.$ Ttb (Cumbrous t JAL Pool's lissom of the* • Irk est 220. W. 311Artlio 2 Yr. Be2oe's Boodle*, 3 yes, rot (Carron) 3 The following alto rue :-boolbrol. Mom, OM W alk awa/. w' sodirlialf, aed norm. :2to 1 sot r, 4 &alb to 1 apt Sirs, 6to 1 , 7 to 1 apt Fair Nolzoor, 10 to 1 apt bloom. m V . by a ; a nook molt between wood, third, aid Alt. - - - Tug Bows= &Ws of 3 sun. sac& ; weight for age. Ow mile aad • half. Ben itestpol. test 8/b 1 TM le . , UM Mb (Mr. r l i gn 2 2dpr. zast Mb (Kr. J. 1.1110U4 1 Little Nell and Bella Addle also ran. TSB 131112122222' PLATS of 30 son., added to 1 airelp• stakes of 2 son earls. Oen mad by • diabetes. LOAM, by Snowdon Dunhill. dam by dad Bark 6 Jr.. Ist 1211) (II. Covey) 1 Neer Yort, Vat Mb (dna') 2 A- D. Wagon. Ow Mb (Cansmon) 3 Anteater and Try Amain also ran Betting : 7to 4 on Lapidist, 4 to 1 eget New Yost. Won wanly by a lees* ; • bad third. The wiener was bought by Oolowel Kum for 103 guineas. Tim lawns WILTS& Stan's, of 5 son. sash, with Y added Tiro artarosa. ast wan (= s 1 Crams, lftt MS. (Mr. Toone. MO 71b (lord Metes isms Mar) 3 Bobby also ran Tug Ks M Puss (Bantam) of 50 son. ; wises a extra. One ails. Yr. W. waatensan'a Oar Jim, by illegdoe—Teleserte. .._ 4 TM Ist 712 tOtaddo2lo 2 1 tal Cowes .1 022 221 . 2 yrs . 7st bib (W. Marne) Mr. MUlees ldlet Matto. 3 yea, Tat (Trotter) 3 Tbe following also ran ismreendest, Wetted. Maid ol Avenel, Madras, Lady Durham, Namdaations end D28222K214- pxrrrtio AT THE W D D&1 7 to 1 apt 4115111etier (t WS; 12 to 1 Salytnetes (off) PI to 1 Proviso' Off) 20 to 1 —t Ottropr (.11) 20 to 1 Cutard MM. 1 0 fn 90 to 1 The Lake (on t Utoll 25 to 1 Wedding Peel (t 01) 15 to 1 Gratltad•(•ll) 21 to 1 Garde k off) 1000 even on BETTING AT YANG] CIIIIIIIID 9to 1 apt Gladiators: It t) 10 to 1 aalploctea tt) 100 to 7 Provisos4l 15 to 1 Custard Castle ;t sad 047) 22 to 1 Osarsear (t) 25 to 1 &outran (t) to 1 Its Duke (t & off) SS to 1 Wedding Peal 0e) h 3 to 1 Gr ( atitude (t) 30 to 1 Copenhagen (I and elf) NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, OM 18. A court-martial, presided over by Captain J. Fulford, of the Formidable, swiesildst this morale. on hoard the Formidable, 84, fiag-ship of View Admiral air Chas. Talbot, K.C.8., naval eoneenderas-chief at the N ore, for the trial of Mr. Charles Beery Cromwell, engi neer of her Majesty'sgunbut Ilagoet, tender to the Pem broke, 60, 200- rem power, on the two separate charges of having bona ablest from that vessel witheat leave, end also with having beau dunk on board the said Alp. Use. tenaot-Commander G. B. Goolden, of the Magnet, prow anted, and Mr. Knight, of the firm of Esse% Knight, and Arnold, Admiralty solicitors, Rochester, officiated as deputy judge.advocate, sod conducted the case. &videos* ice the prosecution was adduced to show that the primmer, white the Magnet wan lying at Yarmouth. isft the Milli without leave, and that, on returning en beard on the following day, he was drunk and anfit for daty. At the clue of the use for the pressrun= the court was edloorned for a abort time to enable the prisoner to prepare his &hoes ; and oa its re-asiemblieg the prisms headed in a written defaces, In which he attributed his being ietwaieeted to being at the time angering from illness. He also beaded in a number of excellent certificates from various officers under whom he had served. The souk! ound the prisooer guilty, bat in consideration of his *Abut character end long semi. tads only eenteseed him to lose the whole of his seniority, to forfeit the sum of U., and to be severely reprimanded. MELANCHOLY AccmlxT AND Lie or Ftvg LlYlEL—Yastertlay morning • 'melancholy solidest accursed by tbe upeettion of a gain smack is Kyles of Bute, by which five persons are suppoesd to have lost their lives.' All that we have been yet able to pther is very map% and what we have got hie been oommaaicated by Donald 11`11wheeney, fisherman, belonging to Glasgow. one of the men who wee saved, and who arrived here yesterday evening Per Wawa The mask was purchaaed lately from a fisherman belonging to Loch Bonn, by Mr. William Wacker, fish merchant ben. end wee engaged in buying up fish in the- Kyle* of Bate. Yesterday morning was very stormy, sad the smack, with eleven or twelve persons oa board, an and lads, and having some 18 bona el herrings on board, was knocking about off Calle, in the 11,71 s of Bute, waiting to put she AA on board an inoomiag steamer, when she was suddenly upset in a squall, hlUd, and went dew's, leaving all on board scrambling for their lives. There was a small boat, but in the scramble it was up bet. Some clung to theidaating boxes of fish, and after koockieg about in this way for more than an hour were picked up by skiffs which came to their soliatance. Hoplurk of le.rp' skiff was first on the spot, and picked up M`Bwhethey, who had contrived to save a lad gamed Robert Gallacher, • nephew of the owner of the smack, and Archibald Bleak, belonging to Torbert. On the whole, seven are reported to have been picked up by the skiff.. while five or four at least have to • certainty perished. Of these only one belongs to Greenock that we are aware °l— amely, William Gallachor, egad twenty-owl year; youngest son of the owner of the smack, and who was only married a few weeks ago. The can of the previous owner of the smack is said to be among the dtherned.—Ziorth British Mad. A NOVEL Singe or Face.—Yesterday at the Hampstead Police court a respectable-looking young man named Janus Skeggs, alias Welteee gad Stanley, was finally examined before Mr. Marshall and Mr. Prance, charged with obtaining money wider false pretences. The prisoner, an apprentice to a map engraver, had adopted a very artful mode of levying omainbutioro on the public. He had waited on a number of persons informing them that he had heard at Lea-bridge station throe men arranging to commit burglaries in their bonsai. The primmer when taken into custody admitted that there was so tratb is the statemeets he had made. When before the magistrates, he said be was sorry for what to had done ;he did not ask for the money. The chairman committed him for trial oe four separate charm lof obtaining money wider false pre tersest. The primmer had, he said. prooseded in a very art ful manner by Dot asking for money, bat took it from the parties ; and it would be for ajury to say whether he had act broken the letter of Maslow. THE CRAMLINOTON STMEIL —.otl Tuesday after noon a detachment of the 61th Regiment arrived in New castle from Maacheater, to be in maser to assist ia pre earring order during the eviction of the coition from their houses at Cromlington. The soldiers are under the coup mend of Captain Ryan, Lieutenant Brooke, and Saloon Ward, and number about 100. They carry make* sad are equipped for the work which they may have to perform. The men strived about 1 o'clock, and plied arms upon the Carlisle platform until arnagementa were made as to the order of their proceeding. It woe rather singular that during this time the miners who bad been committed to the Northumberland Quarter Sessiose for triad, on the charge of being riotous on Friday, entered the station in the oasiody of the police, and took their depar ture by the north train for Morpeth. The military eon left the Cravat Station for the Barracks, which are situated on the Barrack-road, fa this town. They may wait there until any fresh signs of disturbance are manifested at Cram lingtoo, or be directed to leave by the train which may again canny the " candy men" to the some of potion. The intelligent and leading men awng the miners deprecate say acts of violence on the part of say of their Dumber, and hope that the remaining bovines, may be peaceably ma naged. It may be worth while to notice that at the lout meeting hold to aoasider the question of going in to work kizis the tense named in the propanes submitted by Mr. old, the viewer, the makirity wee small. th e number' beingllo and 117. It is proishL that the proosediaga eon mooted with the ejselthent el the men will be immediately reernined. Oa Tuesday the MPG a* the Pito wire Waist. Owing to the bearing et the essee at the Moothall, sod the necosity which then was for the prow* al. Mr railer (coo( at the Proses) sod others Intereethd, the wile tory measures continued to be auspended.—Mosithetist Chrossictr. BANEING AINALHANATION..-4t has been an acaneml that en the let of November Neat the edit bssldeg fion of Lisa, sad Woodseek. of iCrowestoy, wig be taws: famed te the Blenaiaghass Basking Company. liassra. laideand WooineValsoJi atm* imr• VICTORIA CLUB. r, 2.30 P.N. imam. $ to 1 egol Wag ic ClO OOlll 4 (t oft) SS to 1 CotpenhagenS) (It (on to to 1, taken at ow tine ttiy) 40 to 1 Nona (off) 40 So 1 John Davis ( 100 to 1 Tanarede (t) off) 100 to 1 Chimney Sweep forri I 100 to 1 N n (t) 1000 to 8 Argonaut (t) Copeabegen egg the Doke (t) TB.—WgavitaDer. 100 to 3 art Holstein ft) MI to 1 Li!gcbotoing ( 0 ) 40 to 1 lloidasla _ 10 to 1 John Dints (of) 10 to 1 }Maud to ff) 1000 to 18 Oa to I (I) 1000 to 10 Tennyson (t) 1000 to 10 —• Bacchus (a) 1000 to tt Kate Hampton (It _ 1000 10 8 Ons-ano:Outer TER EXPRESS, , THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1865. LONDON MEROANYIL3 DMLLMITED). OOUNT COMPANY ( An ' extraordinary general meeting of the rime holders of this company was held at the Loudon Tavern yenseday, for the purpose of ieceiving the repave of the oramitees of shareholders appointed at the last meeting, to mak= the 'resolution paned at the extraordinary_ general rasseleg of the company held on the 19th of Sepber to red ep the company totent anl7 ; on to Pam our other resolutions as re shareholders might deem advisable. Mr. Joint Chun, the chairman of the director', presided. The Ona.nrat seared " That the resolution for winding up the company volustarily, rand on the 19th September , be snd is hereby einfirmed." Mr. Timer nem= remarked that =b e e been 0011- rased to rent= • neon, and he su that that report should be rand Wore any further basins= was done. Mr. EDWIN H. °SEAWORTHY thee read the report ri the ermines of investigation, as follows :—The Loudon Mer mills Diemen , Company (Limited) wee promoted by Mr. Arebibeld Kunna ; the memorandum of smodatire is dated the 7th January, 1864 ; the nominal espied. 500,0006, divided iota 10,000 shares of 501. each, gm Mae 5,000 shares; sad, sooordbeg to the prospectus, was formed to "carry on sad extend the berms of an " theporrat discount establishment "—" satisfeatoey az manners " having been made " for acquiring the bud By an agreement dated 2nd deanery, 1864, between Clinic* end Mr. Whiffle, secretary to and ou behalf of the British Reversionary and Investment Company Mr. KHAKI* proposed to bring oat a discount company with • nominal capital of 500,00 W. in 10000 shares of 501. *soh ; lest irons 51000 shares ; he (Mr. Kintres) agreeing to pur ism, lies berms and rases of the British Reversionary end Westmont Company, which badness wen not, as has her supposed, oonhned within the oedinary limits of re marry companies, but included the dimunting of bills el enehange and muummory notes , and which aim. =awe the important fflmoount establishment man ic the prospectus of the London Met ered') Dimount Company as having been acquired under "satisfactory ernagemeate." Submit to the intended discount company being established with a capital of not lees than two-thirds of the Woe of 5,00 shares, Mr. Kra Ms covenanted to me hie best exertions to samestully ' establish the proposed distort company, and to pay the I whole el the expenses miring to the establiahment of the company "nrior to the date of the allotment of erns ;" the dLestmu not to proceed to an allotment rim two- third& d the first issue of 5,000 shares ware subscribed for and taken up. On the other head, Mr. Whiffle, on brill as aforesaid, covenanted with Mx. Klan es to exchange the! ram of the British lieverstorry axed Investment Cose- pry, emenating to 1,680 in all, for the ke n u of shares la e propred dismount company in ones the the proposed diecount company should purchase the goodwill el the badness of the British Reverslosary and Investment Compsay at the sem et 9,0006 and take to their assets sad liabilities, then the Briton Reversionary and Investment Company would out of the 9,0001. .pay to Mr. Krim ' 6.6091.,.- in coaddration of his senior, risk, ousantd expenditure ;" and would give thiropord disc company ( a sufficient amount of debt; cash. &a, to Were the liabilities of the Bri tish Reveniosery and Inserter Company. M a meeting of the subsoriben of the Loudon Mercantile Disco u nt Company, coesistaz4 Mimes. Jame/ Barrett, Hoary A. Hutton, Richard lesdenek Slack. Richard Boller, John Yetry, and Andrew Forsyth (each of whom eubscribed foe five shares, whieh,lMl moos en the company wee formed, were transferred to Mr. Rheims), held as t o Bth January. 1861, at Mr. Klutzes's effloss—die agreement referred to, dated the 2nd January. 1864, was read, agreed ten, sad adopted ; and it was resolved that the common Sea of the London Mercantile Discount Company be rend to • mooed agreement, one between the London Manatile Discount Company and Archibald Ilona; which was also " read. considered, and adopted," for carrying into effect the before mentioned panther of the lirttisk Renesiotary sad Investment Company ; sad at them mistime Mews. J. W. O. Allen. G. Anderson, George Bereelagham, Henry Crean F. H. Gilbert, Jobs Geary, sad Edmeed Clear, directors of the British Reversionary and Investment Compeoy,_ and John Dears, T. Gnarly, and James Rymer were appointed directors of the Discount Company. Thie second agreement, dated the day of the subectibers' meeting, namely, Bth January, 1864, in reciting that pan of ''the first yteesaest. dated god January, 1864, which states that Mr. Kiatees had agreed to pay the express of the esteblishmest of the proposed discount compasy ' prior to the date of the allotment of shares," montane the important words, SOS to be found in the tint agreemet, namely, " provided no allotment of shares be made . " In other respects the mooed agreement coincides with the Ent, cremating that the dbeetees of the London Mercantile Discount Company shell not praised to as allotment unless two-thirds of the first issue of 5,000 shares be subscribed end taken up ;to give London Mercantile Discount Com pany's shared for British Reversionary and Investment shares ; to give 9,0006 for the goodwill of the British Reverdosary and Investment Company's last- SSW and to take the debts and liabilities uponthe mine: bum se those mentioeed is the first agree meat. The first agreement divides the 9,0001. into 4,0001. for goodwill, and 5,0001. for Mr. Kintrea, for whir he was absolutely to pay " all expenses prior to the allot ment of sham" in the new company ; but the sewed agree mist puts the 9,0001. es for goodwill only, and differs! further and most materially from the first (although both egresemente are by the Mares said to have been considered, agreed to, sad adopted), inasmuch se Mr. Kintrea bait was to pay the said expenses, not absolutely, bat provid " no allotment of shares be sear." The prompted= of the London Mercantile Durant Company having been some tame before the publie, sad about 3,0 00 shares only (via, &bent 1,420 be the public. and 1,680 by the British Rover enemy sad Investment Company's re:rob/en) having been applied for. and not two-thirds, ea required by the agreements, Mr. Hardwick, of the firm of Messrs. Sole, Turaers. and Hardwick (introduced, as tour oommittee believe, by Kr. Kintrea), at • meting of the directors of the Leedom Mercantile Dismount Company, held on the 18th Janomi, 1864, " attended and submitted to the board a pro posal for their acquiring by purchase the business of &canals dement firm; but before giving the name of the firm in mimics, he wished them to understand that the matter same to him through the iotroductios of Mr. A. Jay, who stipulated that he should naive • fee of 2,0001., provided the directors ems to terms with the parties, and oeseluded the purchase. Mr. A. Jay was then introduced, and re quested. before remedies further, that a resolutios abould be pearl s ames=l; to pay him the above sum •" wherioupoe it was embed to by the Dotard. Kr. Hardwick ' then, at the request of ler. Jay, "informed the board that the firm was Mears. Wousersley and Burt's ; sad gave the term and Dandier' ape& which they were willing to transfer their business, and identify themeless with the oompsay." Alter diaconal*, it was resolved—" That a committee, viz., Messrs. Berminghem, Geary, and Gilbert, be appointed to reminds the negotiations for the purchase of the brims submitted by Ns. Jay." Negotiations were thus rumored for the purchase of Mews. Womersley and Bart's barmen ; &ad as • meeting of the committee, held 25th Jan., 1864, at which your solicitor Mr. Lewis, was present, the books of Mime. Wocomeley Ind Burt were, as your committee are given to uadezeteued, requested as riders of the sired parts of the berms ; and the request having been refused, for reamer then given, the enotilitions were for the moment suspended; bat at • meeting on the following day, to which Mr. Leeds was sot summoned, the point seems to have been waived. The onamittes concluded an arrangement, which warn confirmed by the board, for the purchase of Messrs. Worsersley sod Bert's brumes for the sums of 13,0001. is cash, and 13,0001• in shares, varying according to profits ; the minimum being 10,0001. cash, and 10,0001. rem Under a deed embodying this arrangement, Mean. Womereloy and Burt were reported directors of the company for a period el three nen from let Meer, 1864 ; one to Mired daily, as • member of the daily committee, at • salary of 7501. • year each ; Massa. Womenley end Burt being hotted. under a stringent covenant, not to enter into amount bad- nees on their own account for a period of 15 years from lit March, 1864. Concerting the power of the board to make the preceding Waned arrangement, snd as to the liability of Messrs. Women's, and Bart to refund the salaries paid, questions may arise hereafter. On the conclusion of the ansegement with Messrs. Wane:slay and Bart, further applications for sham were soon received ; end ion the allotment of the shares 1,380 Mad of 1,580 were allotted to the British Reveniosary Oct Investment Company's shareholders, and the brume of the 5,000 to the public. The short allotment or difference between 1,380 shares which were, and 1,580 sbarse which were to have been allotted to the British Iteversionary and Investment OM tomay's shareholders, vie., 200, fell upon Mr. Edmund I Clear, who iaetsed of entice 300 shaves is the new cone. pry in lies of 300 in the old, got 100 only in the new company, aid we. compensated for the noe.ellotment of 200 shares of 51. each by the payment of 1,000/. in cash. In due course the agreed sum of 5,000/. was paid to Mr. Kiefer, sad 4,0001•, the balance of the 9,000/. let goodwill of the British Reversionary and Investment Company's business, was put to the credit of the British Reversionary and Investment Company's assets. Shortly afterwards accounts were sent in to the company for certain " express prior to allotment," which the secretary, on 12th February, 1864, forwarded to Mr. Rioter, r hewing been sent to the company instead of to him. Mr. Rioter wrote, on the 20th February, 1864, "perfectly astonished" at being asked to pay the debts of • moray from which be ha d' never received • shilling." The directors were advised by tbe solicitor that, seder the agreement of 2ad January, 1864, Mr. Kirov& wee clearly liable, bat • committee, coosistiog of Messrs. Geary, Gilbert. and Bermiegimm, was &predated to meet sad refer with Mr. Erma on the *abject ; and. orwith deeding your solicitor's advice, the committee reported, on the lat of March, 1864, that the company was liable, sad Imam se under the ninety-fourth clause of the articles of to reamittee considering the whole ease := S e i rthe ar ti cles of association and the agnomen= of Chi Bth Jansen, 1864 (in whir. es Imes already bee ex. plaited. wen inserted words sot to be ford in the and llereement) it ,emently. altogethez the first agree ment. that doted the 2d January, 1864 (under which the *SWIMS bed advised that Mr. lEntese was liable) ; and the elempsay eonsmineetly d the express, amertuatieg is all le upwards of vox Whether Mr. Klause is liable for the terra el, or whether the direct.= are not peemal7 liable trim psidorequesticas for yen: lend y e and and bermes of the British Revesernary seed taverns= Company appear to have been smell. sad r 6408 at the SAW se hada; been ea to Mr. Khan& oe peosadrea many, pm sl a m wM net Misuse inlesther ler arduili et, Sir briars as re* tlis esimr. lug 4,0001., reins that that sum was manly a matter of amount —the British Reversionary Company's shareriders net having divided any cash. With Mersa.. to Mons. Wonserley and Burt's business, those gentlemen have stated to committee that they did net ark - to sell their boeikes., but were sought by 21r. Hardwick ; and hi regard to Mr. Hardwink's statement " that the matter are to him through the introduetien of Mr. Jay," Ilion Woureiley and Burt state they did not know Mr Jay, nor had they at the time el the merrier any knowledge of an istrodoeMon fee. Your committers, at an interview with Meson Gerry and Gilbert, were told by those gentleness, in reply to a question upon what evidence of the value of Mean . W orneraley tad Bort's bearer the directors agreed to pay the same onatiased in the dead, that they had made inquiries at the time, had found Meagre. Womerley and Bars to be highly respectable, and had been told thatit was not usual in such cars to have the books produeed. Mr. Geary did not remember sufficient of what took place at the time of she negotiations to be able to afford your the committee who with Me committee s e s aiiltive information ; but two d ier; Wornereley and Burt, via. Morena Ingham and Gilbert, here stated that the business was represented to them t by Maws. Womersley and Burt as yielding large r a certainly upwards of 5,0004 • year ; also that Worersley and Burt stated the banner was capable of gnat extension, and that there would be for bet ture woridng of the company departs te a considera tent. Mom'. Womereley and Burt entirely deny hating made any nth statements ; but say that, on the contrary , they stated at the tine they would not pledge themeless beny agree. Under these cirennistanees, and lading that Items. Womendey ad Burt's beer were not in passeasion of the orepa l y, your committee asked those gen tlemen to redoes them the committee being of opinion, as they informed Mesas. onteraley and Bart that their books became the pro pert y of the company on the purchase of the basisiess), but Mars. Womeary and Bart declined doing en Memo. Womarley sad Burt have attributed the failure of the badness to the want ci capital, and have stated that they were not aware at the time of the trans fer of their bin iner of the heavy sum the London Mer cantile Discount Company was soder engagement to pay to Mr. Matra and others, and that they were under the belief that further shares would have been rued sad more capital milled up. The heavy preliminary payments and the small capital to work upon aapppear to your committee to have bra the main cause of failure, the had debts sot •p -to be disproportionate to the amount el the bills=bed. Whether, however, Mew. Wow/arils, and Burt's banner was worth what the herders agreed to pay for it, is a question which the shareholders geaseally Can as well judge as your ocanzeittee ; bat to enter into a died, oornenting he any case to pay these tea me a beery morn for a bearer rowan( the value ef which no positive evidence was stipulated for cc produced, was a course which your committee cannot too StromillY condemn. Your committee find that, seder the bead of sabers; in the company's amounts, is included sumo taken by the directors for acensnittee fees at the rate of 3001. a et ' which they consider to be orrery to clause 77 et the tricks cif assonatiou, which slates that the directors shall be remunerated for their eerier as may from time le time be fixed by the are ; and the Harry, therefore, of the directors to refund will be a further guar tiros for your legal advisers. Your committee, in the courts al the various meetings they have held, examined earefully the last petard statemeat of account or estimated rhino,- sheet, Wined on the eve el the rear marina held on the 19th September ; and although they do not agree in the balance there shown of assets over liabilities, yet they trust that with aerial maasgentent matter may be so arranged as at leer not to earn any further less upon the abereholdere. With every desire to save as mach as possible of the proprietor' propaty, your committee Bug gered to Mews: Womerley and Burt. that, Loehr( to the present reition of the company, as seiriated in the printed statement referred to. ead hewing in mind Ihe lane cash sums they received and have retained for the goodwill of their business, vie., 10,000 f., they should propose to take the tom y's dere, goodwill of the business, genets and into their own hand; upon an to pay hack much per share to she pro. peis aad te er r ee but those geatleare declined to entertain the suggestion, nor have they made any counter pro posal. On Kthe 10th last, your committee were re =d by resolution of the board to state when a copy of report would be famished to the directors, to which • reply wee met that the report of the committee would he ready foe enbraissiete to the meeting of shareholder on the 18th last., in reorder* with the resolatiou pared at the meeting on the 19th of September. In submitting the melding outline of facts to the shareholder; your oom mitre reoomenead that, subject to the approval of liqui deters, whose nombeatiaa the committee prefer to leave eutirely to the shareholders, and who shall be empowered to seek the assistance of the emir if necessary, the voles tary winding up of the easepeay be ricalliesed sad proceeded with; for, looking at the pest management and results, they wander that erne far primer' to mare, further calls upon the shareholders for the impose et carrying/ L ea the company at, in all probability, still ferret Iont—OnOICIZ A. ADDISON, JOEN BOYD, EDWIN H. GAISWORTIIT, GODSON Wrorria.-17th Oct., 1866. Alter some drowns, principally on the question of adjournmsr, Ia the coarse of which the chairman stated that the directors treaded to publish a fall seply to the report of the committee, the motion oontioning the mole- Ron to wind up was unanimously agreed to. Mr. ADDNION than moved that the proceedings of the meeting be further adjourned till Friday, the 27th instant, and that the committee be regressed in the meantime te take eouneer opinion on the various points which had been raised. Mr. Zoccest seecioded, and this motion was likewise agreed to. The meeting, which had lasted two hours, then sepa rated. Mr. Recitalist Robinecis hiving followed is support of house, *tut pro vidh her with medical l au s g aase mil dm the application, the magistratereetired to their private room reco v e red from her to confer upon the question, .and after an Amnia of ten The husband of the woman geld bin wife was a d i .... minutes. and she might die throughto living taken into casiodN. --"" The Chairman announced that the beach had resolved Mr. Charles Yomsg—Her arrest eaa be Pacifist pant MMr. Gatti• limn, but fat soak eddy. charged with receiving stolen property. %el , Licensee were renewed to Mr. Morton, of the Cianterbeny Hall [Mr. R. E. Yili t if . the South London !Bodo Hall ; Mr. Wades% el the Tavern, Lambeth ; Mr. Genies, of the Rosemary Pam ; and Ila Willies Davie, of the Horns Tavern :L =4ton. The meals* badman ecisaisted of pariah ' of no general internist. THE ERAUDS ON THE CANTERBURY sans( BANE. • /0 CANTIBIIIII, WWII/DAY Muse . — fit tw o quomm , mi k es ew.asy n great deal el hamlet was may by the trial et SIMOSLOTOSVOS. aged 09 mew hw w awl estuary to t oes Oanterbury eavingellie4 w h im - 71 Mrs defalcations led to the windinpup d the albite et% Dank in July lamb The arnoust of the deposits is Meh l * was sheet 150,0001., sad the thmetiptias ehowed thee , Iprieoser'e Mikado*, which extended ocer 95 yew s , seeded 9,2001. The Wed* char Fcriscr* Whet I today were that he did, in emeober, Thessehr Mey lest, imbecile three sums of 801., 661., wed 100) k , **property of Wm. Delmer and sebum rt t b "Y e bask. The isdistments undoing sm o g mum. wborgiaglimwitlizoiabonisenour,by receiving rommeatio af the treetoss mod awowetnog it to his ems me. Me dims, instructed b 7 Moms. TY, °slipway, sag p w h. appeared for the promontion • sad Mr. Fru*, MewZ by Mr. A. Fielding, for the 'prisoner. On thin IWZI7 errai= primmer, In • low yoke, *w i g im i ty - 7. Kr. Wady Maud the eirenmMenois eat el • t a r pe raes bad sateen. It appeared that the4w w , actuary and everMiszy to the a ran ego, at • friary of 401. a year, wide h ewn dually inareased to 2001. • year, in addition to them= pa, and Doll 1840 he eonainemed tampers, Cit =My at the bar*. by fabrics** dreedicer limb* from which the entries th the ledgers were mak 16 amensta paid is by depositors Win rorronly m o m ; their own **bosh*, bat these plated beim theeMbi copy into the lapis the primmer had mend the w which be lied tmedulestly withdrawn bee soceunts. The ea** deasisney k bri t : 6 round umbers 9,3001. Mr. Irma* sibmad, court in mitigation of puniehmeat, sad *egos eho, =was dirtied to interfere with the fob if "r through lames is soother bedew with *id , ocumeated, sad at a later period, Mimeo wo mb mmenlaticm, in which be embarked with s new to magb himself. la waver to the Reseeder (John Dem.. g Mr. Oallaway frill the slums of of all &opines h fully met. The trustees bad used the reams fu 3,5001. for that purpose, property to the mooed of Mk given up by the primmer, whose suety mad 40K sums, with other property bellowed to the book, up more they 8,0001., so that the actual lose mead by the trustees was about 3,0001. The lamed r omiteesed the primmer to penal servitude for dr AUBJEBTa. TALLOW.—WZD 3 E B DLY bem to-doy. Spot, 508. ed. ; Debeabor, 51i. ; J to Monk ble. M. to 525.: Yana. 53e., eared to bet main, 1,808 mks ; ebbs* 2,718 eub. COTTON.—LivgaPoor., Ocr. i s 1& ratan atwasoad a quiet sppeassato, with Flee to ad y tower. Balsa to-day 10,000 halm, inoludiag 4,000 for, latios and expert. 300 hmerkan, 221_4 to YR Pernam. &a, 25d. to 26d. •, 100 llacialutia, "IL Melo and Bahia, 230. to 24d. ; 500 to 28d. ; 100 Borne, 170. to 181 d. ; t, to 20Id. ; Bengal, Roads, Sus, 12L to 15d.; Clam, to 170. ; 50 Pam 28d. LEATHER.—Than has been a steady demssd a. pese week, witlio an asp in Prim*. Ilt a deeeriptheu el sole lea nt ther f. make requam At en Tuesday, the supply was models* and a fatt busies= was twasssetsd. Heavy butts sad amps -- • ' calfskin' were mart la eisseand. CORN.—Boarar, Ocr. 18.—A moderate psis at oar market today, the trade ruled firm, week et wheat made Is. more mow. Sprim same as last week. Wheat, sew red, 40a , white, 43e. to Me. • aid, 50s. Baas, obi, es. sew, 40s. so 42e. Peso, 34.. to 365. Oats, 17s. 8. CATTLE.--110rimars. OCT. 18.— AU the pod footed seedy pumbeeere, bat the Pilgrim Prat At the atom of tho musket Dearly everything inn Saturday last, after a prnlouged croomonioe, the of this divisioa &Mdat unanimously sot to Southall market. Beef made from So. 4d. natio*, fo. to ea. ; veal. 4a. Bd. to ba. de. id. to 6e. Bd. per etolie of Blba., eiolded the 00AL&—Losnos, OCT. 16.—Hamlinp Bulky, Solywn Ma* 20s. ; Eden MILD. ; Wailed& 234. 3d. ; Walla End Perialser Priming's, 22e ; Caney Darya Nall*, M.—Ships M markM 16 ; 'Darya TRAFFIC lIRTURNS. =es Per Wee. UMW& open. wagon. thodis. Week aN August tO. A £ (Wag Indian rainnin •• WO 41.888 1,4 Kt Week ending eigit. W. grand Trunk of diode 1377 KVA 10,134 SIM Week ending Oct. Ottoman L d 811 681 Week ending Peg 7. lieedligi Sorel Seam US 11:%k ending OW. 8. end neethyr NI 380 058 West seined Oct IL MEWS& end le 186 91 Mein* end Topies 11 9) 18 Wetefford and MUM n ns sn Waterford ielt _ TI 700 804 Weekat Oat. - Cork and Bendou Week ending Oat. 16. Cambrian Carswell 666 1.166 616 Ores& Learn roe 19,066 16.706 Oral Northers 01011 i Western 1220 86701 41.691 loareshae 112orkaldov, 609 14706 24,361 Um.. Mai, sad Dover & Yen L. & Isileass 126 9,117 LOD Mean. Lc et O.• D. 12 ;DO 219 Meat Coast )ice tondos & NorthWesterol27ll 116.477 0,176 Landes & balk Walesa 18,603 SAW Ibrebsoldr. 1114111•14ead 969 4516 1446 Yearaveram, Sena Jame & 606 1111dlead Worth Stiffordablret t 96 S 8 Beath Devon Mawr 1 00 9 1.47 9 1,219 • Of the receipts for both weeks the Loodoo, Dover Rahway Compeay are eatlited to retain wortrlag the Walk. t The Cauldon tat stopped for want of water. BIRTHS. NIARRIAGES, AND . BIRTH& BEClON.—Oetobir la. at York-Week Portman-Katt of W. R. BOU2OII. ot amt. BRYANI.-oCiOtri at Wylaid, Northumberland , Z. IL age" of • daughter. GALSWORTHY ,etober 17, at Krodagtou Gore, r the wife ot P. T. Oairworeity. Sot., at a am. lurrazy.—Odeber Nat., 17, 411.011 4- Pail ei, wile of N. Wattle', of a 811ITIL—Ortabor 11 at Weatwort Night the wife of C. I. Sad a, THOMAR.—October WI, al Ms Bill, dam .l m bledoo, Mr. iiiimaikow a tisimplear. ItARKIAGES. HIVIDS—PITIM.—Oetobar 17, at the Counter Chapel, Brigham trf Ve Rim J. M. FiggLs. I p lay., of Newp lo ort oodford gogasi, , Daeim. to Rosamond. ew. g of Wma JAIII3 - NURZIS. - October 1 E 14, n i t Si. 11 eke nt Able Yoe. 11. T. H. l Jmnee. Jas. ot Lawn& el W. Needs, onalutgader, I Radnor wlll- gr /HAM...Cletoter 17, at the g , roat Claret lig the vicar, Its. T. a. &Mk et Ilindoemak itasbtar d W. saw. ws4.. of Cad low" r - DEng& asocaL—OeWbor st Cogin.ll•lnst. Plek ./634 Pena fasstriot T. lesslos. C 901.111 air ts, at liork.aced. 0 04 S51, 1 1ted rt. Clharczt.—Ordobar KUM NiaglieSta. wUS ilmor NiNCII October-1, aleClibua Vtlar. Nreinglos. of th• ken J. Nadi. Wog.. RialkS• WW 43.4 " . V 00161114.--Oalsbir KM Vies Otilege, Jaw ifterst Zagamlokok CUPbIII2. .. 7 11 110."- ; 1 1 74 Saida& maw gm' trawl toe tor et rmoles, Moo as !redid TfesiDar. 01.11=1111 OUTWARD AlitilLCl3 MA2I6 -SoUTtuattM' OCT. 18. —Tha Hamburg sad Americas Company' Ilazoala relied beam to-day ter Nes Y. p Frauds. god Gannaa mina, a full am, pentagon, sod a large cargo, including French value G 4,000 frame. BaLsliaAtir BarglAol.—HoMtropa i timers. sad the Melba Pratemake =var. rs u being the mod healthful of all trine of hommopaDa was thst latrod=rato there were to be o btai ned no prsparatiass of cocoa tire to the taste or acceptable to the dumb either supplied in the crude state, or so undriffr tared uto oblate, little notice. J. llppi, of he patble climb; war Winced la the year Mb to Sion to this subject. aid st leagth miceseded. with of elaborate machiner7. Wog iho ant to Wad i pure in Decomposition, and so reined by the perfr it receives in the process it uses Masa" as to able to the delicate stomach. lta general me astiogulthed as ea D r . anal b“ ,-- W 6 . with a delicious eroina. Dr. Ilusall. in his week Adultenstroos." says r—" Coosa (soutane aped' portent nutritive principles: every Ingredient r growth and Bulikelince of the body." Aunt. cocoa stands very much higher than either coffee. tions : —Two isupoonrals of the powder Is r tiled tip with boiling water or ma. !secured sad 1-1 h labelled packets, sad sold et Mese% aratectlaaalm and eirradera—radurtisemot LAW INTELLIGENCE• COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocrourn 18. (Before Ms. Oeuunissioner Goulbutn.) In In °Arran for NORTON LONG. This to an application for release from custody. The benkrupt, caliber hinieelf to agent for the sale of WWl** war late a captain in the 77th Bement of Foot. B s wee deseribedUs formerly of Cheltenham , then of WebtlHotel. Piocadilly, sines cf *4l Cabman Hotel, Chelsea, sad sow a prisoner for debt. Hie debts are 9661. Hs ascribes his failure to being obliged to resign his captaincy through Blum sod want of mama Mr. Edwards npported the application for release. Mr. ZIP? unposed. on behalf of two creditors, one of whom had no active of the present application. The bankrupt 111111 well known in sporting circles in the west of England, and his creditor; were much surprised ti d hlm now coming before the court as • pauper. The Conunisidoner—Oh, everybody doss that now. They get rid of all their property as • Preparatory step to coming fore, and then they petition the court in forma paupers. Mr. Bagley submitted that, in the a bsent* of the proper notion. the court would not entaitain ths application. Tke Commiarkeer—Have the aullgingo been amen! Mr. Bagley—They have not. The Commissionse—Thei the app licatios bi reflood, with liberty to the bankrupt to make another application within • reasonable time after the choice of assignees. i ix MEL The bankrupt, James Edward Tyria, was described as late of the Stook Enduing*, dock Whir, now out _ of Mildness. This was the sitting for examination and discharge, but the woman* which are in mune of preparation by Mama. Dubois and Newstead. baronet yet been glad. The liabi lities are stated at about 12,0001. ; assets already realised, 6001. Mr. Dubois appeared for the assigann, and Kr. Saliva for the bankrupt. An adjournment g's three ths_ ordered. It was stated that proc eed ing were going on for taking the case out of court under t he 186th notice. RI JOCHIMICIN Alp Kalmar. The bankrupts were man merchaate, or ussissrlworsuri. Bwithinrians. This was the sittig far germination and olindrarge. The ban kr upts Game Were the court es their own petition, ascribing their fellers to " depredation is the prime of podium aad general dopreedon of trade." Their debts amount so 3,4171., against whisk there are smote of shoat 501. Mr. Unklater, for the assignees, did sot oppose. The joint debts were 1,6001. only, of whiob 1,2001. had arisen through the breach of an unfoetanate oontreet ; _sad it was $o get rid of this liability that the bankrupts bad omit to th% murk It appeared that the amounts were well roughed. His Rogow granted the orders. (Before Mr. Registrar Bache.) is *1 Mum AND MACS. The bankrupts ware merehante d Houndeditch and of Melbourne, trading as " limos Bros." The &baked= being on the petitioss of • coeditor (Messrs. Mame, of Oannss stied West,'' whom claim is 1,1401.) the wool preliminary statement has not been Red, but the liabilities are said to be heavy. This was the sitting for proofs and choice. Assignees were now chosen. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) William Bain, aged 32, a respeotable-looldng man, and described as • barman, wee indicted for stealing a cson-box and the sum of 1001., the property and moneys of William Offer, in his dwelling•houm Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mr. Chaise Young, prase anted Mr. Cooper defended the prisoner. From the statement of the learned counsel it appeared that the prisoner was chrir with Meal* _a cash-box belonging to Mr. Offer, who limps the Ship be-lsorass on Stepeepgreen, sad the prisoner was formerly is his service as barmen. A short time ago he left the serene of Mr. Offer, for reasons that It wod.d not then be useemary for him to sane into, sod left behind • box in the elnb-room, which he said he would call for at some future time. Oa the evening when this matter occurred, the 24th September, the prisoner entered by the back of the ham and he had some conversation with Mr. Offer, they long friendly together. The prisoner said he could not take his box then, but when he left, about nine o'clock, he said he would take his desk with him. At this time Mr. Offer had no reason to suspect him, bat other pemle saw him with a box, not like a desk, but more rambling a cash box. They saw that it had a handle at the top, it was composed of tie, and presented very math the appearance of a cosh-box. Abed that very time the aseli-box was taken from Mr. Offer's bedroom, namely, between half past seven, when it was seen safe, and eleven, when Mr. and Mr.. Offer went to bed. The Pinner. after being below for some time, went %monks, and then went into Mr. °frees bedroom, In which the seer-box was, and ]ire. Offer was at the time lying on the bed. He had • few minutes' convenstion with Mrs. Offer in the room, and bid her " Good.bye." He went downstairs, but he did not them go, and left the ham some time afterward& He shortly returned to the house, and was seen to go upstairs again. Mrs. Offer had been taking something out at one of the drawers, and one of them, which contained the ash-box. had been left epee, and therefore, while the pri soner was in the room, he had an opportunity at senng it. When Mrs. Offer left the room she forgot to lock the room door, and the malt-box was exposed. The prisoner, without giving any reams whatever, ems bask to the home and went upstairs, and then came down with what he mid was his deek, but it was seen by other people, who said It was not • desk but a cash-box. which wee misted at that very time. When the prisoner west out he did ant speak to anyone, and he was seen going along the road towards his own as with • eask-box In his possession. On his way he had to pm • bridge, and near to this place was toned an inner oult-box, which bad ben broken open and the contents taken. The outer mandiox had not bees found at all. Ho should show that the prisoner was the only person besides Mr. Offer's family who went upstairs from the time when the assh ' box was seen, sad when it was missed ; and in the abeam of explanation, considering that the prisoner had a sand time gone upstairs, and that he was sees to leave the house jury] would havething e very lit resemblitle ng difficulty i n ',emigre to the son elusion that the cub-box was stolen on that night, and that it was stolen by the prisoner at the Ur. These facts were made out moat conclusively by several witnesses. Mr. Cooper then very ably addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, pointiog out the improbabilities of his going to a hon es where he wee well known to commit a robbery. After a long summing up by the Assistant Judge, The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Kr. lietealle rid he most mention that the prisoner bad been charged with a similar of at Chelmsford, and acquitted. It was stated that the prisoner was robbed of thee caormsy, but with view of giving ieformeSion to Ike prosecutor about the mosey, the Assistant Judge rid he should defer paring sentence until next maim SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) William Johnson. 18, described as a cabinet•maker, was indicted for stealing eight pairs of boons, the property of William Dethick. The prisoner upon b t e e i t sloallea upon by Mr. Hodgkineon, the clerk. pleaded not ty. Kr. Taylor promos ; Mr. Cunningham defended the pri7r - Mir." The prisoner and another young man were seen to drive rep in a cart to the prosecutor's house, where the prisoner got out. He was next seen to jump from the parlour window into the cart with • bundle which contained eight mite of hooka that had been abstracted from under • sideboard. It wee some time afterwards before he wee taken into cuatody, when he was immediately ides taw by the person who had seen him with another in the cert. Mr. Oanningham, for the defence, addressed the jury at ooesiderabls length, and called several witnesses for the pur pose of proving an alibi. Mr. Payne carefully summed up the evidence. The jury, alter deliberating abrades hour and • hell, re turned into sours with a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Payne said the prisoner had been convicted upon very clear evidence, and be could not see ho w the j ur y could have come to any other conclusion. The sentence of the court upon him was that he be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve months. Arthur Golightty, 36, and John :011C8, 40. two black irmiths, wen convicted of assaulting James Finney, a coon stable of the E. division. Mr. Payne sentenced Gollghtly to three months', and Imes to two months' imprisonment, bat certain facts having been made known, the primers wen brought back and sentence deferred until this day (Thursday). SURREY SESSION& LICENBLIIO DAT. -- --- An adjounted quarter seedoei of the peace woe held yesterday at Kingston before a bench of seagletrawe, Maio! Pensitya presidia& The bee& was folly attended is acreesquencesti this being the day apootated far the renewal of soy applications for homages !arm ria arid and the soars was crowded with tbe applicants at= idtsaria. The first of the opposed &palladia.. was that of Mr. Cade Head. the proprietor of the Refraihmeat Na 214. Weetrainetsr Bridgaread. Mr. 'east Robinson (specially Maimed) appeared with Mr. Thompson ea behalf of the applicant ; sad Mr. Joyce appeared is opposition os the part of Mr. Chutes th e proprietor or acting maaager of the Caiderbs= Compaq. The ease having bees called es, Mr. Jere& said that he was sarprieed SUS bb Leaved Mead should appear to renew this applisalles. after what had marred sod wee proved Were 4t he last year. He cocteeded that is the locality in qua** there was no neosaufty for a pleas of swiertslansent d thksehis• ga ecar. The pabla had the Med means el seLAßig thew selves et the Oaataimuy RM. it the Bower Sutter. at Astley's Tbtatn, lila eke* they weld have ID SUMPS I is the Royal Blum Tank% now fs swam of 111111111111,1 W THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The rinderpest continues with unabated viru lence is the dairies of Newcastle. The oowkeepsm have now decided to kill their healthy cattle rather than run the risk of their catalog the plague. This was noticed in eight ewe on Tuesday, where the besets were slaughtered, and the carcases sold. Sinos Monday six fatal oases have moored, while five new at tacked beasts have been discovered in different parts tithe town. The Chevy Chase, front Antwerp, arrived at New castle-quay on Tuesday, with • cargo of 200 sheep and 10 calves. On the vessel's arrival the cattle were inspected by the government inspectors, and the whole of them were paused, no mass of disease being detected. The same may be said of the cargo of sheep brought by the Otter from Hamburg. The inspectors (ileare. Wilkin son and Stephenson) also visited the Cattle Market on Tuesday, but after • minute inspection they tailed to trace any signs of riaderpost in any of the cattle exhibited. On Tuesday morning, the screw steamer Gitana, belonging to the West Hartlepool Steam Navigation Company, arrived in the Jackson Dock, West Hartlepool, and on the deck was amigo of cattle, consisting of beasts, sheep. and pigs. The bents, 22 in number, were imported from Rotterdam by Mews. Spence Brothers, cattle dealers, West Hartlepool— the same arm who imppasrted the first animals that had the disease at Hart epoot—end from which all that have died caught the contagion. Mr. H. Peels, the government importer, examined the animals as soon as they were landed and placed them • warehonse. He discovered marked symptoms of the rinderptst in one of the animals, and immediately ordered its isolation from the herd. The animal was afterwards destroyed, and after • post mortem examination bulled in quicklime. The rest of the animals the inspector refused to allow to go throne" the streets, but recommended their being at once killed, and if none of them bad any interest symptoms of the disease, that they might be sold to the butchers of the town. Their hide. and hoofs had to be left behind in the werehonse is order that they might be disinfected. Messrs. Spence ex. peat to sustain • severe loss by this unfortunate animal having the dyers, as the butchers will be loth to pur chase any of the animals. —Newcastle Chroloick. The cattle disease has extended in the neighbour hood of Ramsey. Some short time since it appeared on the estate of Mr. Slam Stanley, at Diatom, near theabove named town, amongst seine cattle bought at Bernet fair, in Hertfordshire. The bull of • neighbouring farmer after wards caught the disease, end other beasts caught it. At • farm in the Isle of Wight • farmer has lost 33 beasts out of 38. They were worth about M. a head. • THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHIQIIRR AT NOT TINORAY.-0a Teenlay, Yr. Gladstose visited Nottingham, in his ospscity is trusteed thelate Duke of Newcastle, the im mediate object of bisnsit ben' to inspect the pleas prepared by the borough surveyor of the great intercepting sewer which is intended to be constructed to receive the whole of the sewage drainage tram Bamford. Radford, Lenten, and Not hama Park. This sewage now falls into the Leen, which is thereby rendered exceedingly impure and noisome to the, inhabitants along its banks, so well as by the fetid exhalation thrown out, injurious to the public health. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was eceompaeled by Yr. Curry, of the firm of Farrar, Ouvry, end Farrar. Loedoe ; Mr. Bromley, aged to the Duke of Newcastle ; and Mr. Hine, architect, of Nottingham. Tin plain of the proposed main drainage Newer were inspected by the right hon. gentleman and his friends with mach minute ness, and Mr. Gladstone expressed his warm approval of them, especially so far as they related to the property of the Doke of Newcastle. Subsequently Yr. Gladstone, Yr. Bromley, lir. Bine, end Yr. Terbotion proceeded in a car lb.g to Lentos, ro veed the looalities to be effected by proposed impt. Welled's-stead lint Kr. Glad stone here alas expressed his approval of the scheme, the effect of which be could not but use will greatly salaam the value of the Duke of Newcastle's property, and be of ot4 advantage is a esnitary point of new.—/fatlighises ./ 1 euertffie DON Gensssi. OMNIBUS Courswr (Lnarzs). —Traffic receipts for the week going Oct. lb, 11,8471. Whyimperil your own and children's bud* by dimmed meat and other wortoloiros teed or mg Amp wboa Da Barry' a Widow tioRNI renal= HOMY Ambles Feed Hada Yoko the Roirliiret at Ys het sag row wiliest millsolso co b•••••dirsia, = adhere. ormeampthees. didialf. agingag=s, thlr.aal game& alallgigiatig gad meg Magi Ita Mg le other Twee' I 5e.410 wally. -- len ! sal CA, Na /7, RagreAdrort, lartios, W. _ tin., gb., , se. . ; Hite. HA; 1i1t.., OW ; abed 111, Graeseitireb.str•ot ; I. Chispid• : ft me, ••• ala i oscenaewess; and ot •11 Oman. 6.4,Atourrh•HOHLl THE POLICE COURTS• GUILDHALL.. Mr. sstelae, mill/tor, applied to Mr. Alderman Allen ander the following circumstanoes : He said, I appear on behalf of Mr. Weatherley, who aoudad. • large busmen in 248200-mark•t •• • Wilk, He has lately re cei a returned letter from the dead letter office, contain Mg • circular which, if you will permit me, I will read. The following is • copy of it : "London, Oct. IL 1865.—At this day's market prices as ander with goods received. Hares, each, 48.6 d. ; rabbits, la. 4 d. ; grouse, Is. 6d. ; par tridges. la. 9d. ; black gams, ss. ' plummets, 15s. ; gess% Bi. to 10e • docks, Si. to 3e. 641.; fowls, 2s. fkL to Weath 3s. ; p ig eons, Bd. each." This wee signed " Wm. eriey, beamed dealer," sad the stamp on the letter was as follows: " William Weatherley, mast and poultry sathernth, egg and butter merchant, geneeal ecinesissi . ea agent, Leath '' and across the circular wee writhe& Par, Yon con depend on waking good priori, os account of Pattie plague." It will be seen from this, sir, that the prices were so high that they were calculated to thanes many perms, to sand meat and poultry to the pavan issuing the circular. A card which was enclosed bore the name of hr. Weatherley, who is known to weaving al 'over the country. The esrd was as follows :—" Weathst e r tige. geseral sass- PAD, No. 6, MoantAIRSOIN Westminster- rood, Lei den(the" This address was applied to, sad it was fowl that ehome was in the ecomeatica of • milliner and dram. maker, and that no poultry business was csrried ou therm ' The circular gave so other "dime than Loudon, but the card being apologia, It was no doubt expected that consign meets would be seat to that cadres& As„ however, my client is the only known " Mr. Weitherlay" la Novenae. market the returned letter was brought to him, and also some oonsign=hich were evidently intended tae the sender of the Mr. Alderman Ailee-1 presume you wish to lime your statement made public Mr. Eaglet's —I do, ail other poultry eabIIMAD named Weatherley being known in the market, my client's desire is that his name may not be made improper wed. WORSELIP•ESTREET. William taxis, • comae is the service of Miens. WNsmars, the extessive contactor., was china with Meiling 1641b5. of sager, value about Si., the property of his employer. a. Mr. Beir for the prosecutors, said the losses to which they were subjected by the systematic rubbere of their servants readied en amount dulcet fabulous, and they were now determined to prosecute in every indiums in which oonvictioa was probable. In this come the prisoner, who bed bees engaged as carman only • mouth, but who was previously in Mews. M'Namara's employ in another capadty, had entrusted to him on ihe Inst. • hogidised of sugar, to soevey from Masers. Fairs,the reapers, is Chureh-laso, to the Shoreditch terminna of th e G rist Usb = Railway. On being weighed there, it was found to be short of the quantity mentioned. Primmer was stheemiestly takes into custody by Foriham, 197, N division, who found on him two documents that tended to support the present ;bur- Ms. Arthur M'Nesiars, jun., sad the seemed aboxeded elm the robbery la question,, sad did sot even wait to re ceive some wages doe to him. The system adopted is =at sugar while on transit is hogsheads was to get the tarpanling covering the sugar, end, after plug ging out the bans, tondo) the property into a mak, after wards replacing the bum. The whom ins sees a mile oat of his roots to the railway on the dais is question. The prisms? cooly denied all knowledge of the empr, and was fully committed to the sooloas for trial, Mr. Beard remarking that he had two ether charges to prefer. 1/FtTMfl TEL Mr. Stanley. Government Isepeotoe of Cattle for the Westminster district, applied to Mr. Darman for a warrant to enable hint to search certain premises where he impeded there were dimmed cattle, and where he lied hem refused as Mr tranon . Stanley mid that on Saturday led be received in formation that then were dinned rattle in the abed of Hrs. Ramahaw. at Bonuses-yard. Torkatrest, Westminster. He went there, and faun 26 sows some of which be was of opinion were infected, and, under the Order of Oosinoil, pureed at Whimbal en the 11 th August last, be. give orders that tlionaimale should not be removed. The pm • oua night he received information that wan of them had bon re moved, sad on going to the pine where they had beta slaughtered he made a post mortal. cummlnatiori of two of the ourases, and found that they bad been labouring trader incipient dinners. He then returned to Mn Ransahaw's, wishing to inspect the rest of the cattle, and found another about to be removed. but was refused permisaion to see the settle. Ho Ldt, and said he would call that snorting to en than, and we agate refused, aad le now applied to his worship for a warren to search the premises. Mr. Dermas, nada, at the any of the Order in Ocansil, mid that, by the fifth clans of the Order, every had power to eater and examine say promises ast7= be might think noosesory. A warren. therefore, was not voided ; he was the porno appointed to enter, and if re fund admission he bad full power to enter the premier with anfikent lons, and break open the plan when he supposed the cattle wore kept. ktr. Stanley thanked his worship. applied for sennl sun- MOUSY under different clines against Mn. Ramehew, sad retired. SOUTHWARK. Sarah Wood, • hawker, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Woolira, charged with dealing three bassioets and two fancy baskets. the property of Andre Marriott, a French basket-maker, 273, Kant-street, The proesentor said that about six o'clock on the preview evening he sold three bowknots and two fumy baskets to a customer in the Borough, and plaoed them outside his caller for a minute or so, sod when he ascadcd to the stria be missed the property. He knew the prisoner as a halos, and had seen bar a omeneat before lotteries about the ease door, and on his niacin the goods out ready to corry away she entered the Rad Lim pubW4mase adjoining. Mary Griffith, the wife of Thomas Griffith, lad a La w it 273, Kent-street, said she was looking out of the about six o'clock on the previous evening when she saw the prisocer loitering about the front of the home. What the preeneutor put him baskets out she entered the Red lass pablic.house r but as soon as he returned to the Par the mime out, seised the basket', and roe off with that. • Wil ma, ran downstairs and called to the proscenia, bah the prisoner made her escape. The procreator was recalled, and, in answer to the ores trate, said that be pa* information to the police el the robbery, and found the *score is a roadie-holes is Bast skeet, but the headsets sod baskets were goes. They were worth about 2/. I Joe Ommlly, 152 M. said he received isforssatiee of the robbery, and proceeded with the prowater to the Red Lion public•house, where be foaled the puma e= She was given into his custody for steeling the and bullets from the outside of promentor's attar. Me dead the charge. Wither asked for • remand to ruable I bins to true the property and apprehend het accomplice in the Robbery. The primmer declared that she never left the peblichouse from Bre o'clock until she was taken into custody. She knew nothing of the robbery. BSIXISIXIIKI. until Tuesday next. THAMSS. Sarah Ann Berry, a simple-looking servant girl, only 14 years of age, was brought bake* Mr. Paget, charged with steamer a m oat, mine 20a., the property of her maw, Kr. John Hastings Farrow, a veterinary surgeon. of 55, Rateliff. highway ; and Lucy 111 . 1dentaa, of No. 32. Old Gravel•lam, was charged with feloniously raiving the sato% she well kaosiog it to be doles. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, said it was with great mu leteers*, Hr. Farrow was oorapelled to prosecute his memos girl, but it was done to reach a mach WOMB offender, the receiver, who could not be placed is the dock owing to an saran since she had been in custody. The girl stole a uose r cost from her master's house last Saturday, and be mined it on Sunday. The girl was discharged from the' of I her master, and whim the robbery was men to Isar father en taquiry was instituted, gad her mother her to Mr. Farrow yesterday morning, and she having stoles the mat. She wee asked where it was. seed she said she bad sold it to Mra. Hochman for half-eorews. The receiver was taken ill fa the station-hones and fainted 1 away. She was severs months advanced in pregnancy, and it was feared she would miscarry. i Mr. Farrow having oonfirmsd this statement, The girl was asked what she had to say is answer to the charge. The girl, with great simplicity, mid—Please, sir, what ass I to say ? Mr. Daniel Roos, surgeon, of Coutroarcial•plios. Claw roarcial.road, said the prisons, Lucy Beldam. of Old Gravel-lane, was sot in a fit slats to be brasher to the aced. Mr. Paget remanded the girl for a week. Mr. Oates Young said it was wet the wish of Kr iffliOW that the child, for so be might with moray eaU her, should be at to prism, and said that Monied he Mae* until the leaviegcheip keeper mould stated te roswer tie 'barge of feloniously nostril, the emit Mr. Paget said, as the appiisatios for bail awe from the proseasthr, be would soos to it ; sad the sureties eared lia= trimi es accepted, the girl was Monte& t that* No. 47 IE, said that the wears Redastas was is meta, at the statiewhesse, sad elesolai ' by a female. He asked what be wee to do with bor. Mr. Paget tosld give no &restless is the oaten The westas was not before him. If the police Weenglie peeper se eacasyge her, they weld tab her fate wady soda whoa she was safildoatly recovered to be braugh6 to 4tha wart. 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