The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-26 00:00:00

demanded Mica that the boy, it. But tits She floor of the to be beak to the were published for the owner of the notes. owner was dim:wned, wherenpou • dispute arose between the shopkeeper and the customer who foetid the notes an to which was entitled to them. The tradesman refused to band the notes beck, and the customer was compelled to bring his salko. The Judge before whom the ease was tried treethe late Mr. Justice Paulson, then whom no abler lawyer ever adorned the bench. After ran- Ilicklue all the authorities, ancient and modern, he mime to the conclusion that the customer wee entitled to the property. In this ow, is in the other, neither of the claimants alleged that they ever knew themselves to be in possession of the property. Inoneessethenoteseren lying on the tradesman's floor without the trades men's knowledge, and in the other Nee the coin was in Mr. leasoe's box without Mr. laseue's knowledge. But if is ooe Nee the customer had not picked up the notes, and if, in the other cane, Mr. BILMIAN had not succeeded in opening a secret drawer, neither the notes nor the coin would ever have been discovered. If, therefore, the customer in the shop at Cherinvcross was a finder so was Mr. Banana. They occupied precisely the same position. Whatever right the customer had spinet the tradesman Mr. Bacuns had against Mr. I lianas. If the one must be said to have found the bank notes, the other must be said to have found the gold coin of the reign of Cgaasse There seems little doubt, therefore, that the Judge of the County Court decided rightly in fevour of Mr. BUTIKAN. It is unfortunate for Mr. 'Luca that he was not better advised than to bring an ac tion which could not but fail. He ought to congratulate himself that the existence of the County Court enabled him to indulge in his litigious capriees at an expense oomparetively moderate. Amortise oemetear -Moth • ascent of N, t:arua g erea• by It to be • and logical con. /Goaded In ideas the very apposite of those on which the. measure was ocir calved. It is attempted by the Economist to justify a law embodying certain principles, sad pissed to sooomplish cer tain sods, by the fact that it gives effect to initiciplos of an opposite order, end achieves& purpose the reveres of that for which it was tweeted. It would be • gaoler *canister co if rash a defines should prove a sowed one. The Poet points out that the west of money which the Papal government is boogies* now very keleoli to exposiesee, is likely to sot as • powerful &racy in the eventual downfall of the temporal power. As theemsey °isnot oviform itself to oonstitu- Usual goverument, there seems so altereative but for the esighbouring coostiteitioeel Power ' slowly, pas sively, by the force of eirousestanose sad the muck of events, to obliterate the theocratic system and absorb the territories it bed misgoverned. The Herald insists that the government have entirely failed to meet the emergency mused by the cattle plague. If they can do nothing MOTO than they have done, it is their duty to mammon parliament at the earliest moment, to sea if the collective wisdom of the nation cosset supply their own obort-oomlitgo. The French plan of s winery coot evince, u now defined, Mere, the Star says, from the scheme originally promul gated. It is Doe now to uadertake the dutiee of local authority, and Is therefore deserving of cordial seeeplasee. The sir aho disensoes the mums through whisk our sicri cultural lobos/us in Enema, who have no land, see forty times more numerous than the me actual proprieton of land, while in Francs the proprie of the soil are nearly twice as numerous as the landless labourers. The want in England of email proprietors may one day prove • fatal one if the law Is net node more just, and • timely remedy peovided. .The late Premier is again taken as • study by the Tele. rept, which ends in him ovary merit, whether as states• man. bishop-nudger, or landlord. The TelegropA also corn- meats upon a are which was tried in the Central Criminal Ebert oe Tuesday, In which a labourer was goldenrod to le months' imprieotheent for bigamy. It seems that his wife donated him 12 years ego, two months after marrMge, and west to live with mother man. lie married again without *Malaise a divorce, and for this was sentenced to four months' imprisoement. The mooed wife dying, he married once more, for which offthos the sentence above named was phased upon him. The commissioner, in sea. teeming hiss, allowed that the divorce *earl was still "the binary of the with." If this be so, mays the Telegraph. it is manifest that Alfred Montgomery, in lila thauthoeised attempt to provide a home and a mother far his children, offended by the compulsion of an unequal law. Another article of th e Teheran' is devoted to praise of lie Emperor and the Empress of the French for the orange sad vireo" they have shown in visiting the bedsides of the theism patimmts is the hospitals of Puts. The Times and Bier give a digeet, with sympathetic re marks, of the opeoch of the Bishop of Oxford at Man chester as the university local examinations. In the therm of his address the bishop urged that it was espe cially desirable that the connexioo now re-opeti'l between the universities and the middle classes should proceed moth farther thee merely to takieg a part in two or three local examiestions. The great lords of the mil have. for the most part, received • complete university education ; why should the great Firms of manufeettur•—• soil not less rich and 004 less real—refuse the same advantage? "We believe," mays the Times, " that the question thus suggested by the bishop bee been already to large extent answered an he woad wish it. University men are daily blooming mere common in the City and in provincial houses of busbies. The ridiculous distinction by which trade was thought a lees boocarable employment than agriculture or professional life has already passed away, and the increased competition in trade itself renders • superior education daily more emential ate motes. Great merchants, who have risen laboriously by their own exertions, will be the first to indorse the bishop's adviee. The time, however, has not yet come when such "dries is uenecessary, sad there is yet much to be dose by all claws before the general education of the country reaches the high standard which it ought to attain." Cbt eroun. BALMORAL, Ocr. 23. The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena sad attended by the ideroldonees of Ely, drove to Loch Wig. Priam Arthur, attends& by Rev. W. R. Jolley, left Balmoral for Ma Baaga'a lloom, Blackheath. The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Moos Jobn of Glucksburg and Count Gleicheo and attended by Major Grey, went out shooting yesterday at Baphot. The Prisms , of Wales, accompanied by Prinoess Hilda of Anhalt, took a carriage drive, attended by the lion. Mrs. Grey. Is the evening their royal highnesses went to the Primes's Theatre. Viscouot Mona, Covetoov•Goseral of Caned', and Sir Penal* Williams, Governor of Nova Scotia, had an inter. view with the Right Hon. Edward Caldwell at the Colonial Moe yesterday. Bari and Counts Granville arrived in town on Tuesday ' 'Teeing hoot the eentinent. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. accompanied by PAM. John of Glookaborg, Primes Hilda, of Anbalt, Hon. Mies de Grey, and suite attended the perfornmecra at the Prieoeses Theatre last evades. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred arrived at the Portsmouth dockyard yesterday afternoon, whence be embarked en board the royal yacht Alberta, Staff-Coca mender Welch, sod proceeded to Spithead to loin hie ship as bossiest of the Racoon, Oaptaia Count Glsioaca. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridi Field Marshal Commending in Chief, held • hires peter, day alteecom at the Horse °nerds. About 130 officers attended the levee. His Excellency the Turkish Ambassador and Madams Munroe and family, and the Prises and Princess Voiwrideslll662ll to the Turkish Embesey to-day from Bt. Nalm Abadan lam. • ~rdro Gre•ocaiiis.. irsLolls • Caw Clow .. Liveepool .• • Nnwow ttOrtfont RAchsetTe 9/06 43' ra.e4 441 1: N. il NAL N.ii.*. X. N.l. 111011A31.11. 01 NOLTIIIJUI SAIVIDILY. comm. &W. to N. W., Ara* to treat, shown& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY son the 1110111 4 , end -„ . o one naeldsrs of lb, harries* • T for ,lioth a e having found the . • hi 1 • . ally p=tpy most singular owe ~...,., in , . ' 4 . 1 " . di oak. ' porous. A • • jr. .. -Ail u. the .bop $ bunilk •' ' k •••••• The "t" war. ' ' the Bosisonnster the Beak Act of 814, shopkeeper, and advertisemontslope o f th e mos t s i ngs l ar szanip i a . G , f k i d m d t Ing .- a es.. ...nee of the notes. No 1 fusing it Ins rer rn_This del i :nos h is (Goo ~. dell OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) ,a. lONIIIIST. 21te despair which seems to have seized upon some of its contemporaries at the prospect of Mr. Glad stose's suceusios to the leadership of the Hones of Com mas' is partly attributed by the Daily News to the interregnum which hes • natural teadency to produce ,doubtful rumours sad evil prophecies. The dangers to which Mr. Chides's' fa by tempeasinent exposed, are is reality far less formidable this those which Lord Palmer. atop so triumphastly ~WM after his 000spicnons failure daring his first premiership. Mr. Gladetoce will ride over • foe in the host of battle with as little oomprinotios as most moo ; but it is sot the blow dealt iR fair debt which leaves the deepest pulp behind Lord Palmerston had at orre time a trick of givisg his adversaries • fall merely as • fat of wrestlieg, who, U he had been so minded, be used have dose wales bat return • common places amerce ; and that is • far surer way of making as essay thee an encounter in a pitched battle. As to the eseservativie--bow they reseesile their theory of Mr. Gladstras's position es virtual dictator with their theory that he to distrusted .by his friss& and by the cosstay, the Daily News is usable to say. If be has bees thus proved an impolite, and been held up time after time to the scorn of so undeoeived =Hoc, to whom is it that b e is indisputable ? If he teal that the tosses say, he can be 1 1 nothing better thee a politioal Dern, who must tall at the line approach of the opposition obsespion. The time of forbearsose is now surely at an sad ; and we have • right to sell oat the prophets of the conservative makes to justify their mudiotioss before the world. The Post predicts that the fealieg of the toiletry towards Lard Romall's misktry, as sees as each &Bastions as are is hike plies have bees aide, will be ens of total apathy, hat in the Roam of Doormen@ the diflicelthe will be swim. It will be so wry MIMIC for Lard lieenall to re. imensteme hie governmest in the Hoses of Commons ; bet he mast sertainly latitudes* souse fresh Momenta if it is to I retain the majority that it has nossiaelly aspired. 'Ph, Hassid eau meads* Lord Russell that be will have the " fair play" whisk he spin asks, but the oppceitios will not sacridoe its prlsciplee to hie convenience. If Lord Rowell desires to amps the attacks of an opposition to whisk he as offer so little defence he must abstain from the introductios of measures to *bleb, he koows the ripped. tics mast give • determlsed residence. Uhe decides to embark his foetuses is • Gladstose Reform Bill, the truce is st once at ea end, and he will mast in ths now parlia ment an oppositioa prepared to do its utmost to thwart earl defeat him. Ir is a sound maxim that nobody should be his own lawyer. The man who draws his own will is almost sure toentail a Chaocerysnit upon his succes sors, and thou who expected to benefit by the bounty of so self-sufficient • testator will probably find very little left after paying the costa of the lawyers. Nevertheless there are some every-day matters of law with which every man ought to be familiar. If such knowledge is of no further use, it will at all events prevent those who possess it from urging claims which have no foundation. I Most people attend auctions now and then in search of curiosities and old furni tare. There are handsome cabinets, and escritoires which contain secret drawers and unsuspected hiding-places. An accident will sometimes reveal such nooks and corners to an in quisitive purchaser, and not unfrequently articles of rare value have been discovered which were on. suspected by those who sold them. At all events' valuable things are often lost and found, sod honest people like to know what right they possess in articles which may have fallen into their hands by mere good fortune. Naturally enough, the rights possessed by those who find property have long been ascertained. The Romans had very distinct rules up= the subject, and the moderns of course borrowed the Roman notions. It may seem strange, therefore, that upon • subject which has so long engaged the attention of lawyers any doubt should exist, or that any man should find the least difficulty in ascertaining his rights without the ne cessity of bringing them before a court of justice. However, it seems that points of law which occur but seldom are sometimes forgotten, or possibly some men are so obstinate as to refuse to acknow ledge the justice of what any educated lawyer would at once admit to be well.establiahed doctrine. These remarks have been suggested by • case which occurred the other day at the Clerkenwell County Court, before Mr. Macitameaa. It ap peared that • Mr. Isaacs purchased of an auc tioneer privately a number of articles, and amongst them a box valued at one shilling. A Mr. Bauman presently saw this box in Mr. ISAACS' shop, and purchased it for three shillings. After Mr. Banctio got the box home he began to examine it, and in a secret drawer, which he managed to open, be found • very handsome gold coin of the reign of Cli•zuts I. in an expellent state of praisers tion. Mr. Barnum, elated by his good fortune, called upon Mr. laLkcs, and showed him the oaks. Mr. hues asked to be allowed to look at it ; and upon getting it into his possession refused to sur render it, saying that be had never intended to sell it, and that, therefore, the coin was still his. The only remedy left to Mr. Bauman was to bring an action, which he accordingly did in the County Court, and the question which the judge had to decide was whether Mr. Isaacs or Mr. BRUMAN was entitled to the coin. The judge de cided in favour of Mr. Barme', and there can be little doubt with perfect justice. it was admitted that Mr. BSUMA2I, when he bought the box, bad no knowledge of the exist-' once of the coin ; and Mr. 'sums was in precisely the same position. If Mr. Isaacs had succeeded in discovering the secret drawer, and opening it, be would have been in precisely the same position as Mr. Bauman was, who actually made the dis covery. Mr. BRIIMAN was in the position of a finder of hidden or lost property, and Mr. Isaacs, if he bad been equally inquisitive, would have been in precisely the same position. It has long been settled that the person who finds goods is en titled to keep possession of such goods unless the real owner makes his appearance, and therefore the only question in the ease was whether Mr. BRUMAN occupied the position of • finder. Now whet is it that constitutes • man a "finder"? Some curious case. have occupied the attention of the courts, which plate the meaning of the term in the clearest light. Thai, upon one occasion • person had bought at a sale an old escritoire, for which gave 265., and in • secret drawer he forted • large quantity of money. It was held by the Judges tbadl the person who found the money was entitled to hold possession of it until the real owner was die- 1 co rered. In soother case, • chimney.sweeper's boy took • ring set with stones which he bad found to • jeweller's shop. The jeweller, seeing the stones were of great value, took them out and offered the boy three halfpence for the metal. The boy nveslA AND nAxxvoirr. The agreement of Pros& and Austria to bully Frankfort reepectiog the meeting there of delegates from the German Diets, is regarded by the Times se another proof of the fees that these two Powers are taking into their owe hands the power of the Confederation, and wielding the strength of the =unity se they think fit. The equal of If. de Bismarck's despatch (published I. yesterday'. Express) has hardly been seen in our time. One would not suppose that it wee an independent State which was here addressed, and that the only fault laid to Its charge is that it suffered some people to hold such • political meeting se English. nun hold every day, and es It is declared Germans have by law a right to boil as well as ourselves. The result will be, says the Pima. that the two powers will be obeyed, sad that no such gathering will be again allowed. it I s way* we the force of this precedent. What hes been 'dew to Frankfort today may be done to more considerable antes to-monew. There is no kingdom or duchy in Ger. sway which could resist Prussia for a week, except by the senstawe of the other leading power, and of course no state steed expect ansiasses from Vienna when it offends by snowing the last action of the two powers to be celled in question. Preetkelly. therefore, the Confederation is sup planted by • sort of double dictators carried on by Prussia. and Ludas. The Poet does not doubt that in the souse takes, the Prunes goverentent Is ie anion with that of Austria. But where is this to atop? Where is the hoe to be drawn? It is now unequivocally asserted that • weak state only warden its sovereign rights by the indulgence of its strong neighbours, and that its pendia a:Wow* is entirely upon sufferance. Will the miser Germs* power' tacitly wawa to we their political saddens, to the " indolgews" of Andrie end Prussia? or will the greeter European state* silently acquiesce in this sesemption of universal sovereignty in Central Europe by the loading powers of the German con federation ? Surely there most be some limit*, thinks the Poet, even to the endurance of the most pews-loving of states. 19.0 ::i irl+B 411 I~~i~l 10.14 44 19.2'1 ' 54 29.42,69 m.n fl N.W. &IL 6.11.14 S.VI. N.L N.N.W. W.N.W. IL 6.11. W.N.W. W.N.W. I.". The Duchess of Beaufort and the Marquis of Worerster hays arrived in town from Bedmiston for a few days. Yesterday Karl Granville paid a visit to Earl Russell at Pembroke Lodi*, Richmond-park. Lord Stanley of Alderley has arrived at his resi dence in Dover-street, Piccadilly, from Aided.; Park, (rhombi». His /Excellency M. Eichemann the Prussian Minister at the Brwilian court, awl M adame Eichemann have arrived at Mauclgy's Hotel. The anniversary of the battle of Inkermann falls this year on Sunday, the bth of November. The half-yearly muster of the Brigade of Guards is dead to take place in St. James's-park on Mooday, the Bth of November, for the Ist sad 3rd Battalions of Gilal. diet Galeria, the let Battalion of Coldstream Guards, sad Domaine the domestic; polities el America, Des Times the Ise Bamboo et the Scots Fusilier Guards. The muster sesames that the policy likely to be expressed by the Ow • kt the 2nd Battalion of Coldstream Guards and the Tower cuss—elected at a time of »sakes» oxottemoat—oe the Wards» (Beefeaters) will take place at the Tower on Wed. negro mango goodies la not the policy of the country. I amday, the Bth of November ; and for the 2nd Battalion of The Tinto is moored that the republicans. as • body. °needier Guards, at Wiedsor, on the Bth of November. are sot disposed to carry the smascipatioa of the Nsw Linz or SrEammis —The Phare de la meg» further than it Las been serried already. Loire contains the following :—" A new lino of steamers is Nevertheless, the mom* of the "nubliraara In the about to be established between Saes sod Bombay by the I The Levant Herald of the 18th says :—" Mato elections which have jest taken place io Ohio, Preinsular and Oriental Company, so as to »sure, Sys de- 1 c oio d oo a rrived oa Thursday nerving brew Trieste. with reoea7le"i". and 1o ". TlLYg i vethe."6"ll """ deece, postures and as many arrivals of steamers between ladle L or d Lye., on hoard . His lordship, who bag balm mat at and urge them to PM their strength 10 direst offiroaltien ; an d England every mouth. A project attributed to the t h e D ut headhe by Ariti Bey en the part of the Paste, sad to the Prosieket and his rosorarnalaa In this consul French gotaremoni would farther extend the regular b y Mr. E. pima, first dragoman, disembarked at Tephaneh ° pi n toes sad sympathise es the qemstioes thew raised will sor d oos far passengen and marls by steamer . It wou ld a n d pnae ded at moo to th e po l o " o f the D o b bs' ' ' . where be divided. The American radicals may be few in number, 000s i a t In prolonging, in the southern Met of be has sines semisined as the guest of Sir Hoary Daher. bat they are elseeee , ardeet, and active. Pubs,* ties Indian Ocean, the French lines already seta- 00 Friday be visited the British nasal ossestrery at their YAW. Ray to theoretically the most inelaieble, Wished la the ludo-Chimes waters. Mauritius and Rd- Th e m* where his brother, Captain Lyme, R.N.—who bat the midwives is that it Weds to prolog( the dieing% ; wo k s woold be Walton as the Rake° of tki paw postal was mortally wounded whilst in command of the Itirsada, ilea of America, sad to impede a work which me : service. The three lines proposed are said to be :—L That fit * *w og attack os Sebucopol—lies Wild. Os Saint. procuediag with unexpected since*. I frees poet Loafs to P° llat ' deGu _ ll°, R eneßan with the day his leedskip paid his o fficial visite et the Parte, whom The Telegraph MD if the A• 1•160•• people are aeziem Pima lime to Swops, ladle, Lama. sad Japer ;2. That he oat me w e d by th e Grand Vi z i er sa d th e Minister of gale the geed *aloe of um. ..ism it may plow them I from New Caledosia to Sydney, In omeeeden with the boo Foreign AQ.ir with. it sand hardly be eth% the rnaai Oar to knew that, thanks to the conduct of their 'oversews», already established with Aden and Sues ;8. A third lino, dial courtesy. To-day Sir Henry Myer di ll have his *e last yeennest of that hostile footles with width its to be hereafter created, from Port Louis to the Cape of farewell andaan_„,°° of tilt /3 1._ Itaa , _"'d !rail*y ift r! Ma seta ware so ohm wit :deed while the war lasted, P Good lime, sad theme to joie at Rio limbo the Preach Lord 24 2."` eilni s r" l t r y e t r i oases &buil° ices 1"-on repidly dioappseciag. New that the cause of cectiaties limo to the beadle rwisTsY. Henryn will IP7r.sh. - iil —:isfiri 67 litll7 te.l6 44 . wMI .16.7047 & W. IS W. LW. 8.1. W. B.S.W. W.V.W. W. W. W.N W. Trammaii k•extose. yaws. educolsi4 FRIDAY. llslea, Tarring, easterly to fr.W. and B.V• with rain or avow. ILL u, &Ns% sus WiNYMILIL As above. gales to moderate. rain at times. B.W. to N , agile to BOtrrialli. Similar to 'bola freak rain at times. firs to S.W. and N.W.. Iggrgalt. varying from a with to moderate. with rain. Iferthernmfieolined. Wait4lls.treliusd. Wake, and adja cencies. Channel and Bay of Biscay. gastern=llistward Ingland and North ges. rOHN BROCIDEN. CiRIGILIAL GOLD OWLINDIANIIIPAOTORY , N. , 16, IIIIfILEFITAASSJUT, 001MIT-GAILDIS, hoax BROODIN'S GOLD 0/LUNS. JOHN BROGDENI3 GOLD GL ♦RD °Rama. j-----.---OBIIBROCIDINSGMDLLBERT ORLIN& , rORNEROODINVOOLDBROOOHONAIICS. SAN GST E R'S lIMBRELLAS, I ON FOES PATENT PARAGON MAYO. FOUR FRIZZ MEDALS AWARDED. To prevent imitations W. and J. 8. beg to remind the Public that all goods at Wiz isauntantar• hare Labels with Om words "SANOBII.IIB, VALEIIB," and that their only establlah meats are -140, Rogeobstrest. sh l 10. Royal Ruches's. 06. lleet-street. 76, Cheapidde. • • Wholesale mid pplog Warehouse. N.ll-013811RVI TER NAME. LONDO ntlN .must have • Supper sad MIN& Room for Geemn.—ll eentember we watt foe you et avatars after the Covent Garden Opera and the Theatre& glit Onmetso• ro ooirssaionairm aamihrimati Wooded The ispreas" Landau Dream paw, mart be M 1M Oliaaa 111, boavedioeleeil. be Two aalock es Os day of pabikedia. fIATILARILItT. THCS SUMO. THUS ATMS MARRIAGL— USED UP. Mr. Chides Mathews, Mr. Howe NOM Moore, Mrs. i Ittsollilain.—Taz GOLDEN PLUCK Mean. Charles Mathews and Compton : Mew C. Mathewn—And the BALM. PIINCIIINS. THIS EVIRING, IT IS NltTill TOO Lan TO AMEND.. Marrs. O. %shills, T. mead. D. Wormy. tt. dalbisa, W 1 , 11 41: G . sh a m G. jemy, lisika. C. Satan. Yd CMS' cart. libel. Moors sad Ma L. Dodgem einAingu. TUDI ressnme, POTTL • DUOIL Kra. 8. Variety_LamPivot Demi( and Ina Antomeas.-110 D'Aubans.--A of In lertaiment• — A nd Tit 8•CIIID TAM. HIGH WU LONDOMALVIDOL TN= DAY aras& et. lAAA AftenhooiA 61s. TO•DOAS011—. gaming. 64 Us Miasma, 6S. LONDON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. THE FUNERAL or TUI LATE VISCOUNT PALMERSTON. On SATURDAY next, e DOUBLE NUMBER ON slit EXPRESS will be published, containing a full description from various sources, of the incidents and the cere mony attending the public FUNERAL of the late Viscount PALMERSTON in Westminster Abbey. Advertisements received not later than 2 o'clock. THE POLICE COURTS. OCTOBER .rM% (THIS DAY.) -.Ai INTELLICI , r wr LA INIELLIGKNCE V (TO DAY.) - AU A AN 's 121847W1 D G 113 . sinu ' .. ~......._ _ .AELHOROUGH-VISEET. J 4, 0011ffitAW BANKRUPTCY. ass ,smear 71101•177177111. VIENNA. Our. (Worn Mr. °amnia:set Goollessa.) Meru Durant, • Feenehaosso. wag charged before Ns An official denial has been given to the rumo is ita JOill 11111WMIT. Knox with heiterseg in Regent.areet for a lausoral p e , that all soldiers of the garrisons in Venetia now on The bantrapl was ea =glom asg_i_N-imodemderagas, sae I nuessittortstare= cd mitster the What . ot teste ltsra ci tb, e. ._,,, eu es s,, Blackwell Iron Werke. This VW an ad furlough had been sidled in. aerninatios and dbeharga Tim liibilitZ " a7e my co ' io Mooed match* ', be arMease (who POr lee bel The A Mayen (evening edition of the official dd ere bis. sa d eg o Teegese seed by • a s e ed e g men, a , t o to him for fats a • ptistitate walkin g N o Wiener Zeitung) publishes a leading artiols, ex- sodw deLti na tuta ie ar m M . ... Lammed" e wolereffitam; totirtett'ffimis Lad, '. Cr e t e .i seeeret hed g t= Ete itte. Mmimet r eeued & totatme sed ~.1 plaining that no change whatever has takes plane ,825 L ; p ee pege, t e gise" . "o of rf,0001..1 glare 1 Mell to the ateelaser , sad tee Saes her into enstag cel in the position of Austria in Germany, and in the op to t the orist. , 161 / 1 4 ; 766t At la tte tttisttits iset sittlsj im en settuatt iossa• ... 10.11 peteeeee raa hla awe s. 3 ,... fr0m a th .l oowshade. "" et l o the weo l i tr e eet ter. N O tid , relations between Austria and Germany. by th wee e taimasi. ea Its caught belief her she teems vary 1101110, opt The ri. bendport monk that the intimate connexion its. Lawrence appeared for the m aw ; Mr. a = a gr ew 'rood to saw* between Austria and Germany reposes on an his- supported.,_ .___.___elt ir .... a .. _stated.___,_to , Oen_ alkwa_.reqsanklafte=Blls , .....reeeptstaglktbinermtmear, 610 A. 644o.6 •Orieberg uewn ed i M ge t timo Dolb o y : V s Wean basii, and says :—" A separation of Austria . ":„{:„ .. 7rrhdr ha l i ld7 o r a v as „"Z e ar l ir w : Imo Wed eras leer walk tie street for • south past. and Germany would offer the most serious dangers the baskrupt . isad_girs ill . the salaams in, .hisamer tineogu to lista bays, aulg lawls addrased tbat he Revesstolagisteateititreetidoutht priseu the e : s hh to both parties. Austria considers her connexion =.;4 l . • B6 : s t ai lta e ur rus ioisa la bad air wee d to ballad a mouth ay. P a": with Germany as the vital condition of her 0I• Hie n e wer it ir;e - Q ea e dl se geerest. abeam el three years. He did ea thisk ts istenoe. The relations between Austria and Ger- in as itotanazo. probable that Kr. Dolby, who was so Taloa e The baido sp att „a osid_eseeNset.seysgmonth; the Mater, ad who as the any anon who came hoard m en? d en never be dissolved, as both parties are „„ e d y ft C .B oider of diecherp. Debts about in Miele eases, mould have *flowed her to go on errs dependent each on the other." 800 i. tonne menthe without isderferbig. The prisoner h i d m t . N ame d oppose d ae ba l m s g m g , n ee gegt yes p e w. never hese thanes' at the count beim. The A beridpon also publishes an article on the a* anew a wedeetaaa. reatiag as oast smooth . Ks. Esox - eg that mew April last then had rely boa Frankfort affair, in which it points out that Austria Ms. ' ea case of the hied brought beim him, so that be mitt' has followed the pith of federal right in the steps Hie osorsatelr:as7Pr.i.S....--I l sai lo time olll tia the r isa boa egisen. bol s i.h to o . 7 i. t t l i t t lo th. . ° D lr .... hy was " l tha hm : al .h...l 7 aweae l.. W h i:e tt e t rebr out taken by her in this question, and that she mal not 'sent s il o . s m seg enegan, asoodn the tam wen very short in ties" _C0.0... Ha. . 'Oda . Ylava 00 .& -1 ;t the hl ere.irli et • i t se , after N ee p a geol shag where th ere was eametsos, oes emery ea ise pima that aw es ea abandon it, whatever further progress the affair sods small amount of miettsit was maraud tolmatteseery wawa he wood mitigate the peewit , one.heli tkit time, may take. „ Nap eau „melodies_ Th e b e ano, ul na s Tbe primmer was then non 20a or 14 days. see dy sies . was t o two b o bit o f I wit etptag Mr. Dolby said the iallabitents of the set.stret owe m i dst a aighbour, &Oen, the ege dceag, v s, fir the eimataace they had acebred from bad • bill of sale OM artt sg e loshrepeb Me- MARYLEBONR. petty. The bad • contact for supplying the How rarsti.ans, in, am maven. vi RomPhalbanalriterraouth with milli end ether Pre' A agog _ma of tall sad aristocratic bearing, s limy videos. sad the wen made over to Bar' held so moustache, alias shaven this, ad other h e ld, w ith Noi of the Ma ism at lain received fall whiskmed, ad who pot hie saga and addres ha Jart before the bealtnatto. The etz tt a t i o r woe that the ir s ide m earo, Seathwiavoressea , Bayswater, mu Meem bairn.. latd dsoliad Hayfield by fase 4002 W" la cm s masa, widish elserged him th a t be did es Se se to the geode applied a the hapitel. hesimpes nib e g m ei p r omo a l ma by fan imitates tad Nair eases was that the amounts were mane ens by his wile ; & w a y „ t a n o d „ s a ssess N ona s „ lam sin et sad tie wife to her essurinatton elated that the moats et h er „tw o to th e sid-„413154 were so mode at Purism% at dm Mast 01 Wend, Ia Mr. lowa iill lier-chast. appeared for the presscam. order Se deasta his own e. The sissy was &Magner ens o wn . N or m, in, Reemit.strest, eilvemaink, rid-% It was mann wee a quabble batmen two Rinsed* um ; p r i s oner ease tato my shop sad gave me as Mir hi but the quince whether the bankrupt bed brt wen t hi ns . I „ owe d h „ a hers ohsieweag .... Isicasif within ay of the peal dams a tale mg at i'' valued et six isasserlikh be said he mold tea . a meat. Tha mama la the set a 16 19 Wing iladeutilig him to show Oolong Mess. Manna is Ity cashed: debts by fibs end fradalest patentee so Immo exam i hut it was laValla.oo, ell" flat the heoheart ha don - .. Mr. J. H. Hutcheson . 1, Boa " Burrt.a tkwich Rai ' S - erehk-- - - treated the bat debt ci 501. with Mr. Ballad withat oars 8.A....AL W., ordered o r ~••••• o „tesa protable mess of mama se eves without tho istatios - s , - L - , - Sh asi .' ea ' (set to esow d 150 , 1 7•27 amrs of paying. O s this grand the order of &ahem would be too "a two tooku d o (to shows in 1504.), cgs manna for sir maths and preessibm would be lama - ael two By matins plates (sa shown U nr is 0. W. IMO. as said he was progristor (Rented o Ball. ° l .t p a t i t The boakrapt was dlearibed es ea Bea India.egtaLtLad .. Name .. sad he „ wa d out the Twurai lies, mu shiplancer. el a, Rea liedle•shomhm e . Leaosms__ „ el'• Omen be was one of the Sat noblemen in tbe ilai la liabailiall al 40.026 L there are WOW gad POI' flea I thought he was Earl liutchmon, and not s came tra l s t ateenty a 1,6611. alien. He *babied goods of me to the value of SY. Ms. Stockes , for tM assignessi did sot Gem say 014 06, ••• far which I have sot ban paid. I should rot bye let no tiro as the mead tbai se bloat would malt to say ea ha„ flea if i ssa ha d sot mid ha was proprietor of &iieQ from a adjoaramsat. The wipe* was as aosountaa. Ha m bat Ire hid bee appolated at the rases' 01 the areditom. Pristmer-I end I was • resident there. The bear/spay was atoribatable to bests epos chant N T . Km/um „ me d i a the pr i ma tin wei .‘ Hg. u sed the demean ist trade la the WA halm east , sad „m ea d bail. His Bosom, however, being Wanted that the balsas• shwa wee papered by the eraigs•e's pa= ust esid that. WANDSWORTH. having roped to the siegnitade el the an d ge s • TOOLIAII TRICI..-114111011, Marl 07 7711771170 a ism Michael Leahy, a alms wee summoned 1. Ir. TR* t... 1 1. " .. at...* he sheehiedJeere the ' Wing fee the behalf of t he Smith laid.. Railway - &espea l _in bankrupt to reader additioal Noma Adjounied ecomallsgly. :law( ally sod wilfully ercesing the line at Berns as s (Before Mr. ReSlatear Itoetmi horse ad art, so as to astral an amine sad dolma in an w. r. samsamax. from Um miasma that on the themes of The ble b: no t i° "' kb " m a d ..ii.m.. * ct 77.1 " ..Y th l rrral . .12 ... paging eke the lei's ha Palos*, Wioo6lolol. Be le said to have bees connected Roo _ to e i eteehoo. sad ow _______,d_ .___ with the turf. This wee the Asa eating. The preliminary the de i es o dant wee area erowdeg m'v7 h 7;" . e l y ''' ‘ `ar e e = "'Dr'. finished W Maw& Debris sad N.w.t..d, dig' amasses. At tite time the inia was not more Ibm close an mesa cd 90 .1171. dee to creditors, against which 110 aide how the hone and ark The engine tow ti. esearity is held fee 10,5651. ... ssegstelv soueded the whistle, and if the Used Debts to • easiderable moat were proved, an d me ha d eat dotte d hs , bons to Increase Its 1 ,,,, m to „ ed le foli.wh l .r.dit ‘ 4l wel. I PP C4".a "61116.8. :-Mr. 11.. " saddest th hash' mud bays goes over t• .. The toll Marsha l Pellmo es r et Ch 1d.t...1.1 " ., F ity. P . q ..r. ; was 'sopa:, and on the driver calling the attention of as Mr • A. IL MaKs.g..ll.l°." 8..h.111..te../ ; sad Mr. defeadat to his rosidemem he rarely lanai sei sat Jam Kars. bait maser. of Winchester. his thumb to hie ass re an EMI J. DWITOX. The defendant's master, Mr. Ratliff, a farmer and The bankrupt is the well•lneown vocalist, described es al that he was snowed to uses private wwwwg ove r the haei Oast Onimodoinet. The, wee the find sibling. The wed he hid t ._,,_ ~ t " es a stri c t ~___„__ baskrupt seem to the coma on his ors patios, owing to his is :_s.:, ____.,2 beg ve r .__`,Tifflr_ 3451., and anointing his failure to his 10114000011 OS lime ee Zi t ,""t y " mot t z - .1. ;=,,,,,r h Z, 1 7; "" ew e s "T e d .h. 41....'s °r t.°. 11 " .. . LiverP3.l. The allet... could not muse the defendant's recklessama, but Is pre hint an expellee% character. The magistrate comuted on the dangerous act of Os defeadant, aad end hi lt had not been for his good character, Pell Mall, late d he _,.„ 1 , haee ,_____. A • a ~.... .....it.. &" ThNPreiabeiOdioe bagiiipi!li:s.,:istra.a.dmsel,ZZ:Lvs. riress....z...oi Windsor, =rpm. Debts, about 5,0001. ; mate, not yet The ''— c ia m , ao ;7.77::,..."67:2s,` — jayobete. asimtemed. Mr. Joshua, of Little Toweramet, was chomp amigo/. ..--_-- ...... AUSTRIA AND THE FRANKFORT BENATIL VIENNA. Oen The identical note which has been addressed by the Senate of Frankfort to the two great a n Powers energe tically rejects the demands made try the latter. The Senate cites the Federal Constitu tion, which allows to no member of the Gorman COW federation an arbitrary intervention in the sore reign rights of the other German States. The Vienna papers s tate that the reply of the Senate has, not only on account of its form, which is said to be at variance with diplomatic usage, but also on account of its contents, greatly surprised and offended the Austrian Minister for Forelgi Affairs. It is asserted that Austria and Prussia have already agreed about certain propositions to be submitted to the Federal Diet on this question. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTLAND. LIVIRPOOL, Ocr. 26. The National Steam Navigation Company's steamer Scotland, Captain Hall, from New York on the 14th inst., arrived here this morning. She brings 36 cabin and 170 steerage passengers, bet no specie. Her news has been anticipated. ACTION FOR LIBEL BROUGHT BY A PRIEST AGAINST A PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN. - - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN. weDgeBDAY. (Sittings at Nisi Prins, before Chief Judos Monahan and a Special 'my.) d'idurre r. soars. The action in this De wee brought by tbe Rev. John Haple ss, Rowse *dhoti° parish priest of the parish of Bellmmo, in the empty of Antrim, against the Rev. Matthew Oaasee Browse, protestant iterate , * of Bally money, to mower damage' laid at 2,000 f., for a libel alleged to have bean eostaiised in a letter to the editor of the Ballreoesy Free Press. The plaintiff was examined to rebut the statements oosteleed in the lOW. Chief Justice liforiaben suggested that if the soldier* of the plaintiff could not be contradicted some ariangenient should be come to. A ooneelletton then took pieces between the learned °motel at either side. After the lapse of some minutia. Serjesnt Armstrong mid he was happy to my that owing to the kind suggestioe of his lordship, the defendant, lz the roornmendation of his judicious and learned ee had coesented to make as apology is the Rao** isms " Having heard the evideoce of 11. the Rev. Yr. •Beleae, I regret that, nadir a inlauueoeptiee of the foot% omits. and published my letter to the BallyeioNey !Free Press ; and I hereby entirely retract sad withdraw that letter sad every charge in it reflecting on the character and Goaded of the Rev. Mr. 11•11trlime ; and I oohing to a veediot of end 1 militias to pay all the costa." Chief Justice Monahan said this was erectly what he had expected. No one who bed heard the widest* of the plaintiff could doubt the tenth of it, and it was only right that the statements in the letter should he honestly, boot tide, and candidly withdraws. The parties then retired from the court. 'HZ CASE OF OPLY NH, THE HIGHWAYMAN. TIM Down afienza—rnencanair. Shortly before 1 o'clock, at Dublin, the grand jury yesterday same into court sad handed down tree bode agaient Ilteses O'Flyen for highway robbery end firing at .4th lutist to murder. The primmer was soot afterwards pissed lit the bow cad indicted for having, on the 6th of August last, DIM Pines*, fired &loaded pistol at Joseph Cummins, with Went to murder him. A mooed octet °barged the primulr with firing the pistol shots with latest to do grievous bodily Wei. Mr. Smart (deputy elork of the orown)—Those Olelyun, aro you guilty or not guilty? Prisoner —Guilty. Mr. Smart—Have you anything to say why sestesse should not bo pawed upon yea? Primmer—l did not impend to molder him ;if I did would bans a larger pistol than that ; that pistol sot mord for such a parpose.Have Mr. Smart — you anything else to say? Prisoner—Then are other asses Ileilltßt me besides Gam mire's ; bat I am not guilty of sans of t hew. Mr. Smort—You are not arraigned on those camps. Prisooor —Very well. Mr. Jett Keogh them pmsed motes" whisk was than the primme ho kopt in postal servitude for the tors of bis natural lifo. The primmer appeared to ho totally seprepared for this matenes. Far a moniwit stood in a Mete of Mime bonen, gulag vamatly aroma, tbeit suddenly tare ing ho hooded a large parcel to Mr. Pries, the (onager of Kilmainham, and immediately diammated Imam* Ike as galler7. NEM REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) Twcrisrat. 00701211 U. II LW. B. 7.1 Z.EL 6.6.1. LOSS OP TWO LIVES ON THE EITEL ENQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Thin morning Mr. Rioharda, deputy-coroner, held is inquiry et the !Seven Snare Tarim Elighstreset. Biter ley, reepeohng the death of a Norwegian lamed Ganda Wen NMI, eve& 35 ram Gilbert Laid. mate of the ship Prisons el Weir sew lylog hi the Rest Indio Docks, said that the decreed wei lir ship's carpenter. He was a Nerwegra, and bad laird the ship three weeks ego. Oe Saturday he slang • stip over the ship's aide and proceeded to work apes The steppes way, and he was throws into the wren Hs sack, bat wan pulled out by mesas of a maul, Albs Ina being hauled up the wall of the quay, which bleb 60 fer high, be fell ague into the water, en d weal Si the IOW" His bud was embedded is the mud. and 110 being agds pulled up he wee found to bs quite dead. The widest yr entirely owing to the fealty exautzuction of the siege irbldi the deceased had erected. The jury returned a verdict, ~ That deceased chin dental ly drowned." The depettyromeser also held en inquest spas the bell at a sailer, named William Gerard, aged 21 years. The deemed was a sailor on board the barque Her That vowel went ea there at Deptford on t ackWausa leek cad the dreamed and others of the erre got les boat to tow bar off. The deeireed, in catering hold of the tow rope overreached himself lied fill into the river lie wee carried soder by the tide, and his body was utak cowered for some days when it was washed arms me Popler. The jury roistered • verdict of " AerdenW death." FATAL AOCIDNNT TO TUE HON. MR. BLACKWOOD: —Tlaro am Mr. Blackwood, the brother of Lord Debra died yesterday, at Newmarket, ender very *platens= samem. The hos. geotlesaan, hi litppears, WI , 6111 4 the heath on Tuesda airmen., sho airmen., when his tamales assl collision with me of the roper which are placed se sal side of the araree, and threw his rider, and thus heavily epos him. Mr. Blackwood wee picked tP nameable and take; by the Marquis of RUUD. 114 Henry Saville. to a breeeharte to the madame of Ds Day. Os seeing the hope patinas, Dr. Daf ig awe pr Os We ease as less. Earythivre sr ever, Mum amid possibly be of service to the patiat does, but et ter Unseeing through the night he aybeiti bait pest 2 yesterday afternoon.—Harald. Mont Mon Fsieng.—An inquiry meat bad W Mr. Elempitreys.**enwales, at tire Nelsou's Hoed 'Me, Nelmootrest, Hadmerread, relative teithe dm* el ow Wm. Mays, aged 43 years. It appeared from the demos that the &Pealed was 1111 artists' brualmaker , hat Monday aftersoon be bed a gusset, of mato t hair o at s his home, No. 4, Noleosmireer., to make aP 1611 ], bantam He placed the hair es the feeder to dry it. I Wit the room for a few minutes. Upon his Mum Its Ind that it bad takes fire and was beide; up. Wok sad exclaimed, "Oh Lord s ! it is an • blase ; e t_ 6.111 " bac k d°wa the Passage. ad fell deed on the* . • ssallioal man was at w e er seat for, but all adorn at so_ sunshades were found to be melees. The 'bock* nervous system from the sadden fright and the di that his stock in trade was on fire was stated to dt ways of tbe poor fellow's death. The ceroser Wig semsebei apes the malsookely nature of the ors tholes,Ws robinaed a verdict that deceased died maddest, fecia miseftl elects el shock to the system arising from frith_ E NG LISH HETI:OTITIS *MONO VIZ Aualasn 7gerame.-I'his ,Wew York Daily News of October Ita says —" linaeag the grangers of the steamer Gloss, Doi Unease! to Boehm. were a samba of English dnerlial who hive bees mot est here to &scoriae informatics Os the anevemeets el the Foams, in order to implicate Doe is Ireland who have been arrested on • Map of bad Boston end an eseneeted with the natioe. These British 60 111 lan met oaganPhilade t to Chimera, Iphia, al It Is stated that they will make an attempt B h p lah Felines is ceder to discover their intention. SOA true charastan of these oaken be foutri out, it is Wow' they will have a very inhospitoble teceptiou. is masa of the ollicere„ however are team to the FOAMS ai r hem` who were advised' by friends I. Leedom of Ilia& br Waled &parlors and their minion, sad thus as - their plumes before they arrived." THE LOUD RUCTOSSIITP or GLSIGOW llllrrglaret a . —ln view of the forthamalag election of Lord Rector um c'Pdc6l•l perdu among the Modeste of our unim l y beetbrild themselves, sad swaged in considering speedos while the most suitable candidate for Weak brag Grad, sad the or most likely to mar the floe. We believe that usither side bare fully "n i l their sands as to We isdivlisal of their choice. The sereativer, we aro informed. after communicating by • with Load Derby, were at the expense some time ago mediae a depatatioa to his lordship, who, however at laterriew which took Weft, expressed wow/ tow which amounted to a &attesters es his past, owing 'ft . Mate el his health sad the premiere o f betimes to wow ad the pecyaosed batabooer. In these carsnmatances, hoe dam ssmed to Lea Stanley sad the Lord J on Amon the liberals the same of Ile. J. " hoe how anaveviegly meantime& but we believe le • sayseg ram! with assure the appointment ef S O Gladeame, weld be be Wooed to swept the ogles 2 130 , alannolt teires pipes en the 15th of Noyeanber."6"", Mist Yea. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT (TEID3 DAY.) (Were Mr. Bares Pigott.) Cllll.B OF itAisLtuoirrge. Jacob Bringer. 25, a Germae, deeeribed se s °Oben tuakfir, wee thane& mita the manslaughter of Jowls Mr. Pelmet soldered the presemitiou as behalf of the Treasury. The prisoner me defended by Mr. Pater. The pawner sleeted to be tried by • jury partly rem preed of foreigeort. It appeared from the endows that the prisoser and the deeemed were both Gonsene, and employed se cabinet mime% sod the prisoner worked for the Mowed mem Mostly. They resided as Stratford in the MEN bows, with the wife of the desemed, mil his see end a Preuchmee named Hasa. Os the evening of Sunday, the 27th of Augumt, they had all goo* topther te see a friend off by des Irmo and the moo Deemed to have retuned home before the other: sad west to bed. The primmer, the doomed and his wile, end HMI OMNI boor later, and it peared that while they were oat they had bees to me ' or two pabliebooses , Shortly after this it appeared that for Nome mama or other which did not *empire • quarrel took between the Owner mad the dimmed till* workshop, and they bed • fight together, and the demoted resolved mom. injury in ow. of his arm, but not of • mime eharecter. It appeared that some dispute thee took place between the prisoner and the sou of the deemed, sod the Miser threw the asp of the pri steer him into the reset. Ilse fare of the ores w mmer ere invelesd in some obscurity, bat there appeared to be no doubt that elm the emote above asnated takes place, the prisoner sod the deemed wain same into oollis sued the trier reesived ea injwy in the abdomen, which caner bb dos* end the g ; miser left the hones Loudon w eed taken did not mews. cofortuoate doomed e to the Hospital when be lingered until the Wethesday following when be died. A few hours before his death, blower, ie appeared that he made a statersest tot e effect that the primmer wee the man who 'Cabbed him, d that they had not had any quarrel, sad he meld no t MU what motive he amid have had for oommittiog much an eat, except tt was in comequeme el the quarrel that took place between the primmer sad his mos. Mr. Pater eadremed the jury on the pert of the mire" 000tendieg that what the primmer bad dose had bees lb selfelettoom whirs attacked by the deemed sod his eon who won armed with heavy pines at wood, and that the Memo he mod woe sot in mis say &ogres. Mr. Bum Pigott s exa ummed up the widows. sad the *Y. after • sheet comaltatkes, returned • melba el Guilty. with mg recommendation to mercy. ' , cos Ago* adorned sentenes. (Bofors the Itecerder.) Yes TIULTDB ON memowses. Louis Jimmies, 35, described No being a miller, sad doodlers Jceirdein, 19, hie wife, were *dieted for !Abasing by Wee pretencea from dolma Goebel, a Tidemarks heap security for the payment of thirty Promise theirs, wish latent to defraud. Mr. Meted* appeared far the prosecution. and Mr. Cooper attended on behalf a the primmer, who had pleaded not guilty on • former day. On being placed at the bet this monde& Mr. Cooper intimated that the male primmer wee &those of retracting him former plea and of sow ploadbm (silty. The prisoner, when interrogated throigh as interpret., replied that he desired to plead guilty, sad that pima wee ordered to be nomad. thatietetife dm mid Most, op Midas seer the depth time, be did set think he sheath be justified is pressing peemestion spier the fear& primmer, and, therefore, siesta elm no grimes agenot Mr. She wee then gime is it of the levy. wise by dime ties of the coat, Memel a verdict of Not Guilty, which wee recorded. Sentence go the mile primer was deferred. dimossier Berths, a welldremeed feesigase. wee indicted for feloodeaely forging sea steering a Mil of ea change fee the payment el fall& the., with latest to defraud. Mr. Metcalfe aosdocted the provocation, and th e ressrt. at the maser el the primmer, aseigesa Mr. Mestegra Williams as his ooloseL The farm of the see have no recently been before the publie in the polies reports that it la only every to repeat that the priemer was melding in fumbled apart. mints in Obeirketerreet. riteripaspeare. sued peed him self off me a mershast and eon*/ es a eerie, of frauds to • 000eiderable extent. The partied* *sometime which formed the fabler al the primes Indiotreent were these. He made the operating, el teethe, folerer mead MMus Mardi, who is as_larter Pot= big on his borers is °esthete's*, Bobo. tad Irma him h e to the emend el deist 10/.. for welch be paid him the WM of embirege In voodoo, whisk to be drawn epee tad mere by Moors aa P irr s e a g Paris. nil INSOONOIO. OS NOB •• the endoesenteste epos *gm toted to be forgonso, and lathe haedmiting el the Ostler. Mr. Montaeu adarierd es IDSONSOIO spoof to the jury es behalf of the 'resew. but the jag returned a medic* sel Geary. end The Meeorder mateneed the misses, to six yams' purl • Itv Mr. - Ml% --PATIONS eta As we stated yak dried la pewee to ole fp kW Prowler. Mei bewsonow swoolse w ia be testhed by Atemi Pmellegion belly fa etaied tate U Ike seelforilksi D e m. Bin Bo Slr saw lie eorrerroed , data, awn to Lord Jo TM Load Meyer w sworn ordeonwroVe we lake Peet lo of Vie kW Prialises altibboaves, MO" with bleak aka. Ithe possol isa " al will wove WM No 1 Tbo toed May Tetat Metro Mayor an, Mayor s About Mayor sr Mayor and I Mayer and Mayor I Marie as Irb• HIIMO: goats &awn by six bona osalabsagg folio 4 Med Ocools.—Rig goa. 8911V41 , 0 , lai aslisss, Madrid a limos& Ciamis.-1 Ma. 16P0 610 7. Wad Oasob.-1 Um. Song Coop Foal* Carob. — °mil Agit*, 1.00 Comb.-- 13 OsarM am* Mr. Moth Omsk — Lord Chassisigiali Easmatig Comb. Palb.lssagn s Tbg Gasaviligs ilekili Osisb.• Ws. W. IL Midi Math 04.44-_- Be.a•M, IAB:d Teeth boseh.- P . rail,., Witt The AM Um lieren. sad the r ths prival• win the Qum. hb Berg Wiwi" ' asa the Nam the nee* dr lievarna Anhui Arai IT/lan Bind the an time el the set Se& We .pp reprimated is ',Mkt I. bre& _ ire ask si lb* vari the blind. prommike M. 641 it the S•iu loot died , who hu ilduntd he Th. sassal a tablas tb , Weswered Assembly large Too mes. Oo to carry mates fa sod Ms. 3,000/., It a tram the had the heavil trade al The bower °wrier which i tuned Bain eery t. be wet< meat t their c they ea swim ik — t •-- ; oft ! d , bd water: from. N•14181C bottom _ *eft had I: sembl4 bad Ihe Ist* I *4O *deb bath CI Nat taw Oral e