The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

Lab) intelligence. COURT OP BANITRUPPOL—Oar. 11. moms lea semamma swam 111 Till )L&TTIR OY ISTkLIIAN. WM. AND RAM This vie the dividend ametieg soder *IMMO wall m tlie musts blabs la this ease ; bet bob OW tee egired at the waft joTesedellt me Mimes *.a ea dividoad mot sad sessegesstiy ball MOD lateral me essissi 1, w posmaisi. The Ossmirioner; ea tekieg be seat. said be medendeed that $ ilsed of pertmehip had less assisted vbs. Mr. Bets" bised the :he wished* se thalami Mr. Lewsesse sold he bed snags ingsiry Meet that deed. Mr. BM' ebbed that oil& • deed had lima essested. sad M thought It.wM ameg.tbe lepers oi the Adel weigagen TM Ommiselaiw-1 wont it this smilfild• Lownme-1 hem sever 'sib byselL • Mr. 801 l (the disks/ essignes)—Ber have I. is l u trirreses—WAh M the riot robed by* , emel. lir. Begley, at the his Meeting, as to soaking dui sem% m impose to have a rivets 'Ming, to esumbe the parties es to the abase of &Meg, sad than to agree is tbe bete 'ALA my be presented es year Hems: is a ism ua which the emit ma Obligate. TM robot is of very emeidereble bipertuase t sad thine is sae but tote we propose to Moire, with the essiobinse of the burned osemel—senely. se to the bode is whisk CM belt pay isd ether mama of Alien wee resolved by the leskrepte es limy 'gems. Your Hewer b mere that same. set only Mese mites ia this amatry bat buss OS isseige servile, sive their *my nests mum of Mersey to nisi,* their pay ; sad a good deal will of mores domed. wesidering this waive, is who ere the proem semod is time perm of ast'ra'y. The I my salads" aged that, I dada OM to the peztaereldp deed. Ma Laweelee—We will mad Mit ; bat at puma we M mg knew Mon to look for It. TM point need sot be deeseminedte day ; sad if year Moment will permit or to bawl • private wasoden, we em maims the bukrupts, mad alsetheir prime* sleek, Mr. Tory, who eseaseeed t h at put oldie busies., sad had the menagesetest of the books. Will Wednesday salt your amour for the private meet fae The Cammiesionee—l had either wait *eta I see the deed; them I will tall you. Mr. Lammas said that a proof had bees teadered at fieelea seeing by Mr. Prier is is. of Genial' bins for g il l ig ejcs sad sd thai um P f l i! the 1101 "8 " er g" "Pi tla i re had OWs value for the bill. Mr. Prior bed mw ea • _Mr. Prior—l hen here my own reek-book; sal ea tbe =Mb ed May, I think, you will fled that I gale OM VlTfor SOW., 100 i., end 3871. 18s. 11 d., ameelhang te .. 11d. 1 diecouoted the bill for Mr. liolieele. Who appears to have endorsed it. (The three abates lien peened.) Mr. loserrases—Ave you prepared to Mat .111111.11011 46 were riven is dimmest id that bill? 27!Prier—Yes. I am. Mr. Lawrams--What was the rate of diesegaill Mr. Prior—Five per cone It wen hada In are 110 Menem I took it on the faith 01 Mateligelli•Mia knowing, of coarse, that there woe anything wuu Is amyl air. Lawrence—There can be ao forth'r objeetice to the proof. I wish that all the transactions were ea straight/as ward es this appease to have bees. Mr. Prior—l wick to give em all the information I MS I do not Mow that I sea give loamy more. TM proof wee thee admitted. Mr. Linklater mewed the question nieed at the lest meeting as to • proof tendered - by Mr. Walkingehure, u repreesetieg the Olugew Imumaint Company, en a sum of 18,3841. Hs had since looked into the dual W which the bulimia covenanted to guarantee the lemma br i = °soden, in three instalmeats, of 20,0001. mShe company• and he now proposed to the post at claim of Mr Walkingsbewe, Mumma es the same the company reprounred by him was egammelkeied le glean& oositainieg the covenant on which the skim wield to mid*. He would now propose to enter • anise as the pert of the Sire gentlemen mused in the deed—Mr. limey Dunlop and others—i• favour of whom the covenant of the haokroots was gives. He would submit his claim in the foliewiag fors:—" By isdenture dated the 2nd Jon., 1851, John Haskins Gankll and Edward Frederick Osedell, then of Cesium sued, in the city of London, civil en trays, and the said William Swabia Sir John Paul, and Robert Makin Bites, es surety for the said G. and G , did for themselves jointly and severally, and for their respective helm taunters, and administrators, covenant with Heavy Dunlop. Alexander Wiesen, Andrew Stephenson Dslgliab, William Whyte, and Jobs Taman', therein described, that the said G. and G. their enemata, to , would pay unto the said Henry aid oaten, their executon, Ac., the principal sem M 20,0001. by the insulesenu ' and with interest thereon, at the rate in the said deed after provided ; and that the said sem of 20,0001 , should ho paid as aforesaid by the followieg insulation, vie.:-8,6.01. on June 2, 1866 ; visa em Jone 2, 1866 ; and 6,7001. on Jane 2, 1867; whisk said sum is by the said indenture stated to have beou paid to the said G. aid 0. by the said Henry Dunlop and others; the said indenture also contains a similar tieviessnt for payment of interest by half-yearly payments, a the 2 , .d of Id ember and Zed of Jose In every year, on the total principal money for the time being unpaid. The first isstsiment of interest became doe on Th-cember 2,1854, and con paid cot December 6. The first instal ment of the principal soot of 20,0001. Meanie dee and me paid with interest in 2nd Jam, 1866. The p.titicn for adjudication of bankruptcy amiss* the above named bankrupts was filed on the 11th Jana 1866. The said Gandeli and G. have bun declared bank-, emu seeordiog to the laws of France, and are wholly us' able to pay the balance of principal end other moneys mewed by the said Indenture, sad there still romans owing to the said H. Dunlop and others the sum of 13,3501., Mies the unpaid educe of the said sum of 20,0001., which said sum of 13,3501. the said H. Delano and others claim genet the separate orate of the said Wm. Strobes, upon and by virtue of the aforesaid interest The said IL Dunlop, Ac., have not. nor has either of them, eceived any satisfaction or security for the said sum of 13,3501, or say part thereof, save and except the said indenture mid four policies of assurance no+ prodmed, sad which are referred to in the said isdeeture." These facts were beyond dispute; the pidecipal question that +cold arise would be, whether there wee a Present rate of proof, tumult se the bankrupts were stated to be sureties for the payment, by Meters, Gendell, of 20,0004, la three inanimate, two of which were not yet deo. He contended that, seder the 177th sad 178th sections of the Bankruptcy Au, thus "oedema were entitled to eater • claim to prowl ia proper form so soma the eoutiegency cease which would give them the right to do so. In support of this view Mr. - Liakleter cited the followiee tosses sr En pane Lewis." 1 Mua. end Mac, 426 ; " Bu parte Myers," 2 D. and C., 251; Ei puts Marshall," 1 M. and A. ; " Bn pert. Sionem." ditto ; "Thompson v. Thome me," 2 Brie.; "Re Willie," 17 L. J. ; Sew, 4 Rs. shaper Poss. v. Winter mil another" L. T. 9th of Juno Ju ly. Mr. Warbary v. Tucker," L. T , 14th Me. Lewrenre took the objection that the deed emitalsed so cevesast on tee pert of the beak/sots to pey, but merely that some other mums should pay. They did ant say that if Gaudette did eet pay, they would do so. There was therefore so contiageasy in the cue. It was admitted that the Smalls wi re bankrupt in Franco; but the covenant was sot sash as to give theta bankrupts • right of proof simian Guided. mute. Had the bankrupts bete called is to make any paymoot is fulfilment of this covenant, they might hays p:uved against the estate of Gs:Wells for that amount. Another objection was that at the time of Muse. 8 rattan's bankruptcy the principals, Messrs. Gaadell, were solvent. Were this proof admitted, the dividend would be indsfisitely drlayed ; but for it the separate estate of Mr. &reheat winld be nearly solvent. The aces relied on were Amite v. Holden" (22 Law J.); Towne v. Field" (4, Q. 8., 386) ; " Warburg y. Tucker" (25, Law Times. 246,. Mr Haman tendered • proof for 10,0001., ea bebelf of the Edinburgh Life Issuance Company. against the separate eaten of the bankrupts. The proof was made by Mr. Gilbert Laurie Finlay, the manager of the company. It maa (twirled on a rove to pay a large sum of mosey, be eight instalments of 3,0001 each ; dine had been paid, and is. was dee at the time of the bankruptcy. In this rem there was • covenant by the bankrupts themselves to pa Be impend to prove either for the whole &mosey" gar tbn 3,0001. du in July last, coterie's claim for the esearlader. This was another ease in which the bankruptelled bosom eared*. for Mean. Goodell. The Commissioaer—The only difference *Nonni to be that is th 4 ease they covenant to pay, in the other they de not. Mr. Hecoo—And there is • default in our case. The Commissioner—There is no default before the time of the bankruptcy. Mr. Huns—Bat there Is default before the proof le made. Mr. Linklater—Perhaps the course will be to adjourn the div.dond under the separate estate., es well as under the joint estate. We understand your Honour to reserve year judgment on this question. The Commissioner—Oh, yes. Mr. Lawrence—Thou I think it is but fair Hut the di* dead sbouid be adjourned. Perhaps it will boom ear easiest that the Sitting for dividend should be until the day app;leed for the last smosinellearrxt December. In the meantime, we shall be ebb diatereelee this and other question'. The Cosentineioner—Very Well, let it be ed. Mr. Bell (B. dford row) teetered a proof fm 7,1001. against dm separate estate of Sir J. D. Paul, gaiter file manisge settlement of Mr. Aubrey John Deegigni. kb see, on his marriage with Min L. L Kaye, 811 J. D Paul bad etearastud to his MI as me a Eat fa quarterly instalmesta The ••••taistmg bad yaks' b 7 Kr. Morgan et 7t2211. A tastier 11111. co s tendered is respect of is mauler t• slab see a s s's wife was 1* the event et eis , eel tam sal llr lion7los WI& JAWSSII6O oared se •bleaden t• the Lot port if if* jaNiallimel6l the eagegament might lave hiss as impir M/ ese as Unpin et 6k him earsL As *the latter MEb, le did set sae low the fesitabilay of the set wearryfag again weld he made a wheel of y Mr. Merle* 1.2 Alma eve r sed mid the least pod of the NMI Mad ever he bribes seesidellelle. itr. DA submilleol smother prod ea behalf of 11r. Astray Paul Itai 4,0768, his*, vein of a renesisaerf Waren* SAW flank. arbiati the ma. whoa la sanest see he 1549. had by Geed sa~sred le his faller, 11, hire giving hie feasseal enessat that ea kis *Okada meshes &mad pay the anew& Mr. Lawrseas Mitred se *Wks, and the gaol was Lawman said Gat, Hie. Aubrey Paul Why a ear 'Mesabi, deafer to the a debt end be Awed es sit eM la ef his _ Oilse~ nindea renewed "he camellia el the Data beads ea India be bed aseght=eatheether day, sad ogles sehdag ties already the se &tr ilig ""& Mr. arrsairsa — be bad larlielaUld that • • Oebreshise said OW arum& of bad boa raised ea beads whisk had bun mitegglegelateh Tles solicitor is the melees% formerly the eallterM tht blab nets, is gem reams er ether was t =s l lll yenta *e ',editors lantes the basalt of thk Mr. LIIIIMIIBII said that a min walrus slatemat tam sent made. Re bad seas anal ad mildew le Ihe Mak rapes, sad bed sever eves nes *sea t ia m:lp s ea whisk they were mode *skew's. There were et 1.100 rose es IMO .Meta I and every ad appeal* was weeded se the amment it was made. Mr. isetimin *et lbe arediemna the mirky senrhiss get ilebeft Is tbe paella of bet eagle te be gambled le preys at sase, otherwise they Gould sat take fen at the late exankelha hes** Tin Cesentimiewer—Thaes men hoe sammtilega mime ,• do the arehmee whit te pass it over, by pie*, *eh debts Mr. Lawman NU that the panties Mem NMI= wend an be at all ellseled by say mune they We* wow lake. He kid is his heed a list, ennead by the amemilens. all *e essmitin whisk have lama desk with by the Vis its fitear observed that at the former eaetlsg, wawa panties wee applied for by the baikrepts, se append= was eareshead it was of nurse (nand. Mr. Odemlihse said le whin' se prove her 4831., is behalf of Captain lleseis. whom Dutsk beads had bees pledged wink Mr. Pappensaa. Thwere prepared with proof o 1 the eanumisa. Mr. lAndoes said be had ae elfeetlea whatever to admit this reef. Hebei prepared a list of andiron when seserities bad ben impaperly dealt with, es whose behalf be proposed to eater Adm. reeerving their right to say *rake that lait* 19, seerneed ken the deposit's@ of the beads. If 11r. . Os wished it, Its wend strike Dept. Monies ems eat et * se w Mr. Colombia* said he sheahl wilt that to be dome. The Osurnissionr I Mob yea an *Meg rather a doubtful seem. Have yea sammuelieled with year ellen on this sew slate of things Mr. Ceiembin saki be was fully imerasted, mad wished his claim to be asentseted has • presd as —absaisabs da zi .!aim be might have a esadageat mid* le be from the degmiless of the beads. The fees! was admitted ea this nankin. me twine me jossa4 reek were ail= s e r nd the ant So ingwas me el athareed *the ll* of Fria to rye mesa* of she* MAX were made is die nurse Gt the sillies. =dad* et the list of *elm pet is by lit. Lawn*. em bean et the headers of the relestag neuritis'. The total at Wu skims, 40 in ausber, emeasts In 123,8781. 10a. 84., the amounts varying ken MU to 21,3871.—the claimant ter that usenet being Dr. Griffith. The following is • samemay of the enarities 868,000 DatsL liras. 24 per oak at hi £46,117 10 0 16,800 leak Beads at 22 p. p. 16,973 18 0 10,00 liabegass Bills at 14 p. p 10,673 10 0 1 0 .0 1 0 Death 8 par mate. at 82 8.200 0 0 1,000 Do. I per seals. at 10 21 6,126 0 0 88.000 Data Si pee NW& at 90 6,600 0 0 60,000 Do 4 per seats. at 96 3,968 6 8 12.700 Brazilian 6 per cents. at 100 12,700 0 0 12.000 De. 41 per cents. at 93 ll,lBO 0 0 8,000 Canada Bonds p. 128,498 2 Dednet 2,800 Exchequer Bak belonging to Strata and Co £133,87810 II The following memorandum was sussed to the Lets "Admitted as tiaras only, without prejudice to any quer tioa of moat, and also without prejudice to the right of the claimants to pertleipete in the funds whin may rennet is the heads of the Separates* of the securities." IN as C. I. YARN. This was the first meeting under the bankruptcy of Charles John Mare, shipbuilder, et Orchardlard, Bilateral. The court was most laconveniently crowded with creditor', upwards of a hundred being present ; and the formal lila sees of tails unopposed proofs occupied a long time, owing se the difficulties which gentlemen experienced in making Sisk way to the front of the court to be sworn. Fresh to the amount of about 60,0001., chiefly on trades. man e s bills and banking accounts, were taken is the course ▪ the day, and the following gentlemen were chosen trade meiguees :—Mr. Peter Rolt. M.P. for Greenwich; Mr. hark Rueter, of the Commercial Bank ; and Mr. Samuel Tuner, merchant, of Shadwell. Mr. Lee is the official soigne* under the bankruptcy ; and Mears. Lawrence, Plows. and Bayer, the solicitors. A statement of the estimated liabilities and meets of the bankrupt hat already appeared in the Doily News. The unsecured debts are about 160,0001. ; total liabilities about 400,0001. Tbe assets cannot yet be correctly estimated. The business is being carried on under the direction of the official amines. Mr. Liaklates appeared for the beekrupt. THE EXPRESS, SAT:glt.l;O.A' hear the oulftnle l psi ii =mime eat wins b leer& the We,. The maw bid set Pep, hat peasW as la is s a l Weir: veish Then lasi post Tb• owe segos wee bat mall, out merlins wham alillins all Istanbul, ibryierb Ito dohadost isrtabely swages to be bilk. The pehosty—lay lard, I wee eat of wig N o m at t y, thee, mai wiles I eflrwarda leaned Vast I lad bee I mole to the obeirthwevites to eyelash,. Th. I t Mayer—lt apposes to Ise to bo min eat :mem, ten t sad would, sot met ley the /ow, he tales bated to lead to pest evil. The enielar met attooil es WebareaVil lifer wields I ger isionibiee to tend in, mow s ltibbsi, wields will taw, to beide upon yreasst valid*/ the statute wad& his bees Debbi mt. VIM Of 'Mate has beta ►virtually ar if it lieetwilierai iespurielve es amount el tie sslftdef the yoltitialtrit, it will leo for tug : impelsst ty MOM *SW ellalliablitt, 11.1..• et whielree salskleas k 4 renew' may be youstiss. Ts, dateadret met lad two atentithe of MI ggit l / 2 ass be bassi W liowelf Is the' tsar of 401., to spirt bete is eisowlag. Meeparet Grips wai iliarieiTtefore Bit Jilts Milegrov? with breakiag Woo pew of plats is Bt. DerthibMrs , EWA& Joseph Mearesk, beadle of the hospital, suit be was ordered by Mr. Stewart to see the pelsosse outside the hos pital pats. When she cease to the gate she took a use hose mew bee drawl, sad dalitrnstely broke a eludes is the leap with it. Me took her bask to Mr. Stewart, sad that gestlaises dallied to press say &tarp whist her, but told wieners to see biz 'ode outside the gum Me did so, sad sties the per got opposite the middle Grob ie thaitbflekl,sadiethe deck, she bloke two men passe el glass with the gene El* the value of with we ii. He they headed ha seer to the lobes. lIM ass Is the how pital as a patios; bathe scald set tell why she was united away. Mr. Stewart said the primer bad been in the hospital fain the 166 ef Marsh te the lad ad Aped. when she at =beisslL Iwarilkisty Aar &obit mime articles of apparel beloagiag le the Mbar rehab were aimed, and entpleiea fell spelt the primes, as she was the oaty one who left at that time . She obealeed admission through set being reeegaised, het es essa es he beams aware who site was he meld bet let bee twain la the Sir Jobs Ituagrove naked whether be meet to say that he weed her aw without giving her nailed advise ? Ms. Stewart sa id by se means . • bat be did refuse to let her be an !nuttiest agate. He w ould net have pressed the *barge against her fee breaking the drat window seadder lag that she wee angry at Wag retailed eisbeees. bat he could net allow the sewed breakage to pens aeastiend. Sir Joh& Musgrove then ordered tie primer W pay 6a. for the wisdom, or to be Implanted fee 14 day& The gamey was sot [tribe:sting, and the primmer we looked tap is default. A man named Thomas Watson was shamed under ag gravated eirownstaacee with Wag the manages of a MON mon lodging house, whisk had sot boss a= sad regWored mmordingto the gibe Mr. Joseph Prise, the , ander the Cow men Lodging-home Let, that fer seen Ikea benthe defendant had sated as manager of a low Imlglns- of notoriouscharaoter L Klsg ead-sour; Shereaila which had been previously kept by a women named Elisabeth Evans, who at the SIMI time 0011dnOtilld two other establish ments of a similar description, respeetively Wasted is Scat street sad Mutest/set Southwark. The wean Mies bad been repeatedly natio:mod and amerced L se bostvi="l for a ries of flagrant violatioas of the Clesimen home Act, and se the *mai= of her Let senviedes et; was adjudged to be absolutely disqualified hoes keeping er acting is the management of a common lodging-borne for the term of three yens. It had been subseqeently seem , tamped, however, that the defendant (Watson), who had boon formerly concocted with Evans, had seer dam kept open the home in King's Read , wart for the reception of the lowest elms of lodger., in obstinate defiance of the law, and on the place being visited, about • week sines, by Serpent Turner, the upper MOM were found to Ins occupied by a promiscuous assetablap of thieves and prostitutes, while the kitchen and cellar were densely crowded with lassies of the same class and character. - - In answer to the charge, the defendant, in a confident tone, denied his liability to stch proceedings, upon the ground that he had acted throughout as a mere agent in the matter, and had nothing whatever to do with the owner. ship of the premises. Mr. Hanimill said that the defence he had attempted to set up was fortunately provided for under the 14th section of the statute, which enacted that soy person hav ing the can or management of *common lodging-house was amenable to its provisions; and he should, therefore, con vict the defendant in the full penalty of £6 and outs, or three months' imprisonment. The defendant, who declared that he would rot In prison before be paid a farthing, was then removed by the gaoler. After the cue had been disposed of, a simple-looking youog euntrymso, named Junes Cunningham, entered the witness box, and stated that he wished to complain of a heartless robbery which had been practised upon him at the house in querion, with the knowledge and connivance, as he bad every reason to believe,:of the defendant Watson. It appeared from the statement of the poor fellow, that he was a native of Manchester, and had reeently been employed in the government powder mills, et Waltham, in Ewe, from which plus he was iodated, on Saturday last, to make his way to London en foot, with the intention of entering the Army Works Corps. In answer to his inquiries for a temporary lodging on his arrival in town, be was directed, in an evil boar, to the house in King's Head man, where De saw the man Watson, who readily agreed to provide him with a room, and offered to take charge of his carptt bag, containing his extra clotbieg and attar arti cles, together with his washing tools, which he valued at 30i. He accordingly pissed the brigand its outsets under the cue of Watson, what latredneed him into a large rum, where he found several men and women, who plied him with drink, which was seat for and shared by the landlord, until he was completely stupefied, and on waking up next morning, he found his pockets turned inside out, and that the whole of his bard d savior, amounting to 41. in gold and silver, had disappeared. He immediately commusi cated his loss to the landlord, but without obtaining any redress, and on demanding the restoration of the carpet beg and property which he bad left with him, he was coolly told by Watson that they had no doubt been stolen by the same persons who had robbed him of hie money, as they were not to be found in the room where he had placed them for safe custody. He was unable to obtaia any further ezpl..- nation in answer to his remonstrances, and was now entirely destitute, having been not only deprived of his money, tools, and clothing, but also been robbed of the written cutout dials he bed received from Die late employers, and which he would be cape oted to produce before he was allowed to eater the Army Working Corps, although he bad been pro visionally accepted, and had passed the usual medical in spection. Mr. Hemmill said that it was certainly a very bud ease, but, notwithstanding the apparent moral culpability of the man Watson, be considered there was not sufficient evidence to support as indictment egsiut him as at accenory to the robbrry. The situation of the unfortunate epplieant was greatly to be commiserated, end he would direst Hayward, the warrant officer ' to explain the circumstacees ender which he had lost hie vouchers of chatao . er to Sir Joseph Paton, and present him in the meantime with a trifling auto ft. nt the poor-box for his immediate exigencies. The applicant expressed hie grateful acknowledgment* Is the megistrate, ant left the court with the warrant diem MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. !170111 =L XL POWNEIA. AND • DAMN OF DRAWLY" •T MUSIC AND DANCING LICIINSIS. The scoot at a eleven yes — Tarieintora" ;;;a7d proceeded to hew the applieetions standing over from Thersdey. 1111.1113VRY DUI. Is the cam of Mr. Hinton, of Highbery Bern Tavern, whom ow was beard the previous day, it was asked hum the beat& whether • lionise for music only would aot answer his purpose. The applicant was asked by his manse' if be would coeseut to malice hie application to music only, when he mho& that • lititnse for music Moue would be seam. to him, arid that he might as well eon his seta bdstiment as not base danciag. Mr. B,dkin intimated this to tbs bench, and the lies•. was refused altogether. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Charles Hart. a perms of respectable appellees.* resid ing at N 0.7, Old Fish-etreet-hill, appeared before the Lord Mayor for haying, as the summons stated "unlawfully and oontemptsously disturbed the Rev. Mr. &grove, rector of the 'united parishes of St. Mary Somerset and St. Man Mouothaw, whint preaching in the church." The defen dant was also surnamed for having unlawfully assaulted and butts Henry Newfield, the beadle, in breach of the poses. The defendant pleaded guilty, and added, I was not aware ' of what I was doing at the time. ' The Lord Mayor—Yes are also ensmowed for an assault upon the beadle immediately after the offence to which you have pleaded guilty was perpetrated. Whet do you say to that charge ? Defeadaat—l plead not guilty to that sharps. • The Lord Mayor said the defendant stood in every serious position warthog to the statute. His lordship then referred to the let Mary, session chapter 3, which stated is substance to the foTowing effect : •• If any , penes of hie ova power end authority do or shall willingly, and of purpose, by open and overt word, fast, act, or deed, maliciously or 000tensptwously molest, lot, disturb, yes, or Isolable, or by any other un l awful ways or means disquiet or misses say preacher that now is, or that at any time hereafter shall bs, lionised or authorged to preach by the Queue Highness, se by say archbishop, &e., in his epos sermon, preaching, or collation, during the time that he shell preach in any *hutch, &0., seed or appointed to be prowled iu." The nest 'soden, his lordship raid, referred to the disturbance of the rubeistirr while einiaar lag or sernbretiog the mass, or other such &wise service, easramsote or eserataeotele; sad be stated that the set gave cower to justices of the pease, and ledges of assize. and of 'per and umber, and aloe to the Mayor of the City, to determine the question, sad the panishensat woe imprieon sent for three mouths, at the terminatioa of which the om elet/a person would be liable to God seensity for his good behaviour for the space of twelve months. The defeadaat-1 was in liquor at the tines, my lord, eat did not know what I was dojos. The Lord Mayor—l feel that the case is one of too la rertant a asters for me to decide upon. I have been in formed that doubts are eatertaioed with respect to the pre sent validity of the act I have quoted, sad that by the statute-taw tioasotiesioo it is referred to as hevisc been vir tually repealed by the statute of ,the let of Elisabeth; but, os referring to the act of Elisabeth, I find that the Japer tent question might wire whether by that act the act of Mary has been virtually repealed or not, as it is clear that it has not bees positively repealed. Mr. Fawcett, churchwarden of the united parishes, said— The shun& is in Upper Thatneestrest, and Wimp to the united perishes. On Sanday last I was is this church eating as parish-elork Gads, the aftersetos service. The rector. the E.v. Mr. John Illyaspeon &reeve. ILE was preseking, sad &tient to noinutes after be sothorinced the doteallset clewed the Amok sad, pulling the floor after him. Winn fee a *set time. He then get up ia ea ab neat tltrlrl, pit on big bat, sad with a loud Met asked i t e rester ufethet he testi am Ned without a book. The Lord Mayor—What were the wet wallahs used? We have be.. assured that irr used very opprobrious and distressful words, sad wherever thay say have beta you an bawd by your oath to toll the trash, the whole sad nothing but the truth—te state the words. Kr. raweett-1 did aot bear what be sehesgssagly dd la the vestry, where he ma libt, lave used weeds id stirs Elli earipties. What i baud him I. **Amhara " Chet you read without • bask TM esepaiiilms 'Pees all startled at the eireurastassee. The salvias WY set, hew over, supeadoL TM beadle imasiiately sins 111/111114 THANIi9. Mr. Joseph Smith, a solicitor, apnlied to Mr. Yardlay for a summons against Captain Henry Poach'', the muter of the ship C 1.,., for an assault on John Doyle, a mariner. Mr. Smith stated that the application was one almost un precedented, for the alleged offence was committed three years and a half ago, on a voyage from Sosthampton to Sean River, Western Australia; but he submitted that that ought not to be ■ bar to the inn obtaining redress. The party complaining was a seaman on board the Clara, and had given soma effects, real or imaginary, to the captain, who he discovered was on intimate terms with um' of his female passengers. Mr. Yardley said the solicitor hod batter not go into ex.' Mounts matters affecting the character of a person not present. Mr. Smith—V . , ry well, sir. The man, for some °Recce given to the captain, was confined in e small bole, 4 feet square, for 78 days, at.d when the ship arrived in Bwess River he was taken before • magistrate, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment sad bard labour. After he had been in gaol • fortnight only, the governor of the colony interfered, released him, and appointed him to • situation in the water police, in which be conducted himself iI. the most satisfactory Mr. Yardley—This ts scarcely a else for this court. If the man has been wrongfully imprisoned for 78 days, it :s • esse.for one of the courts at Westminster, and the man ought to receive adequate damages. Mr. Smith said the Clara would sail again from London in live or six days, and this was merely &preliminary step to carry the ease to the sessions. . The Complaiaant, in answer to a question by Mr. Yardley, said no aren't wa. committed upon him. He was first ordered aft, and then sent below into a small plsee built up for him, and the lock end key Meted upon him. Mr. Yardley mild the man was assaulted at all, and he did not know whether this could be a ease of ennetructive assault. The man was told to walk into the place; he did so, and the key was turned upon bias. It the mariner had resisted and said be would not go into the pleat, and t►e captain had Noised him and laid ►ands upon him, that would have bean an Ovule. Doyle—lf I had resisted, the captain would have said that was mutiny. After coarideraltle discussion on the law of the case, Mr. Yardley said he did not see his war clear to grant a ssonsoao at present. bat gave Mr. Smith liberty to renew his application after be bad soasalted some decisions of the judges bearing on the case. ACCIDENT AT TEE WORCESTER RAILWAY STATION. —oa Monday a shock* accident begremd to a man sea B mth, an seder gaud on the Oxford. Worsens?, and Wolorrharaptom Rail ray. He was engaged in linking a eanlege to as mime and cried out " All right." Wore la( bed is fres inlet W serriege. The engine immediately Mood. mid tho sin was thrown dews by the breek•rod satiating him by the hip. Be called to the engine driver to atop, last Wage the latter amid do s r, the wheels west over tb's "ar esill kil.... ol ' rk. " i s t ibl og at the t tse -- Tems W it il eely sesied is lell:sarry, w . h s ere ens ol l : sleds wee des* peetimmid, led the peer fellow is now 414 es well as oasts sargeslea.— Worestir Chreeidos MOM Geo LONDON GAZETTE, Frisky, • Altl • oss - "• • Lial li Vi t ir e d M 4•llMibt a tair:th V Ordinary to boo = la NM of mutton Custom FOILSIGN•OPTIMB, Ofne. 10. TM Quoit ha bon grealwarlypeassd soo appoint nary Fria& Howard, NM bar ligerfea Baas Baran d sad Jairslaraft dorg is the Kamer of • acre his • Measardiaary aad Mi slaid la Ma Failhfal Majosty Bo Wag of Parearal OM Tho gam ha boa phased re ammo of 11r. Joan Girard Wish as Via-Oaaral 1. Loads& for the Hag of ths. Belem& - DOWNING-STREET, OCT. 9. The Gams bee Irma phased to appoint Dr. William Ma. souley to be Surgeon to the Penal Settlement in the colony of British Online ; and Thome. Chisholm Autry. gag., to be boy MelletreAttorney•Osneral for the colony of Hong Kong. WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 12. 33td B.RiMet of Foot—Major Onion! Chador Yorks to bill oleo General Row, D'0717, dootoood. DEPUTY LIEUTENANT. MULL Dadley Units Mazjorabsaks, By. MILITIA. Tbs following sonstuiss.oes have been signed by the Lord Lieutenants of the respective mettles : Regiment of Stirling, Duesbersce, Oteekosaanes, aad Kia rosrihirs Militia—Matthew Charles Brodie Macallister, gent., to be ensign. Warwisiuddre Militia—lit Regbasent—Jelus Joseph Cop e,rsa.,to be ..alga. King's Own Militia—Bnetgn Charlie Herbert to be lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Hewett, Ti. *mei i iciward Baidoek, gent., to be ensign, vies Berg kraetellllll:reitea Regiment of Militia—Willie's Mat gent, to be ensign, vies Emmet, pro- 4.ollssaire Royal Regiment of,Militia—Suits Robert Macfarlane to to lientenaat, vies Boyd, appointed to the line; William Grant, gent , to De ens** ; Jana Morison, to be amigo. West Boa& Regiment of Militia—Edward Stephen Os mond Clarke, pat., to Do ensign. Sthrlingshirt, &e., or 90th Regiment of Militis—Lieutenant Thomas OMANIS to be captain, vim L'Amy, resigned. (The (011111111111 appoisiment is substituted for that which he the Gandhi of Tuesday. Aug. 28 Lot.] Cumberlamd Regiment of Militia—William Joseph " 7:trick Ramo, gent., tabs ensign. [The following appoietmeat is substituted for that which TEis the Garotte of Tanday, Sept. 25 last.] . C l a io ntrlan e visa i t k o a f fE MAiti c a lts — r Wiili las ir pointed to the 31st iteginaant of Foot. ALM= Warm mad Thaw jamarTh w • 7 . ficadannpton, sad Free w l ay. ropeatera, W awrraader Oct. 21 sad Nov. 20, at at im it en alhat. Oda. Palmas, BOUTIOrksIItN/11k City, sad Talaar lik-±-116 1 1.1111ham . Mile" stru.t. . Ost. al 1171. 28 at at sOaSaMast. 111 he ht. nye sad Oa. Jahatrest. Isiess&as. ; i aral... atamai% Harkidradalat. hew dawn% Wordiest sad °atrial**, lamlaspar, Oat $2 W 26. 02 NB. Fad er r _lllwarasiy•avoro, sad Abingdon.; it swig. DimaThma °ll ==% Sidney-Naar% Nillaseed, sammindat rink Oat IN at 9, sal Nov. 28 sa It, at liar em. haw, Jewry.saast. Maws ; Osioars. strait. loam Lammas. Bigh.street sad Nottingham. asubbailder Oa. 2 t at at and Nov. 12 at 19. a= Sol. Frail, jai., Essea.atreet, &mid ; og. sag., Las. Manor& bldf. Wu sus Watorr. Inairbboroagb, Leleastershlrs, miler, Oat. 28 end Nov. 3, at 10, at Birmingham Coart held at Nottingham. got., Ingleeant, Lattaltaxwagli ; it sailik Harris, Nollillolllll. 110111 MT lONS ENOLAIM and T 2011•11 ADOUViLIi GAMY.% Bristol, wholesale drogrlso, Oct. 96 and N0v.23, at 11, st Bristol Court. Bola, Sole sea Tamer, Aldarmanbary, and &Man sad Sons, Brie. td: se swig.. Miller, Bristol. &MUM, BILIMAT FlXTtliti, Croll7oolll. Leacashirr, °Won spinner, Oet. 26 sad Nov. 16,5112. at Mama star Court. Sas., Cobbett and Wheeler, Manchester; otr. amid. ilernionau, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Oct. S. Vona Samos, Brick. lane, Spitaldeids, witolemie boot and shoe Sept. 18. NigssusrjOse ..... lisse, llsrlborouge, Wiltshire, Seemed some= brewer. INSOLVENT PETITIONER& Lanka Armitage, !Wait/A-terrace. Bayswater, fancy stationer °. E. A. Wades, Margaretta.terrate, Cheless, clerk I. the General Meister. ofAce-T. Robson, Ott.atreet.road, Elboreditch.dsturedealer Nt mace Justice, Bryaustene,atreet, Portman-square. lodging. house keeper L. Latino, Wsubournegrove North, Paddington, despaeffs assistant-H. Preen ' Otto-street, Kennington, puree, man cricket bet maker -Itlizabs thelimeon, Giese Corsm-street, Russell. I square -F. Lowed's, Waterloo.street, Hariraereoliib, groove -C. Andrews, Chisswitateset. Finabsry.square, sating house keeper-D. P. Patrick, Batlaglass, New-road, weigher at the Custom.house -T. Mouse, Holyereildrzeet, Strand, bookseller-A. Green, Great Suffolk. street, Botninsigt, paper hanger-J. IL Gotham. Westbourne.pset. villas, Pesd government sleek In the Army sad Ordnance Itibbands, Nest-street, Old Kent.road, and Lesden.ewed, Illserbigtan. weed turner-C. Miami. Brecknock-bless, of musio-J.lileby, Princes-street, Bleak. frlVZ "gu eng, a igd= r -- J. Lawmen, 434de-road, Oun peewit, dolor Is law bear -L Moon, lasesallsee, Holton, tailor-J. V. wUmetteuniaMmg. Pimlico, bather bet manuracturet-C. MBeyWellbemagsw, Esse; and MUednd.roed, tie plate worker - W. T. Calieddia Jan., Plower-terms sad lreaeriek's.terrace, Lime. Masa lams gwanter-W B. Ibuton, Southlwook.atrest, Hammer. smith, er.Mens" doh - Ja n e Prem. Southampton.strieet, Pitzroy equars-T. J. asenten. Barrett-strest. Lambeth. termer. DECLAIIATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Janes Canvasser?, Birmingham, dealer-let dividend of i 4 led., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. Jona Beware, Leamington Priors, Warwick/111re, briekmaker -Ist dividend of lc ed., any Thursday, at Misters's, Birmingham. Teresa BARIMIAT. Ashton-under. Line, tailor-let dividend of 3d., Oct. 18, and any sube.quent Tuesday, at Hereaman's, Manchester. NICOOL4/1 IICKIINIUIT. Manchester, ivory turner-further dividend of 3d., Oct. 18, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Merriman% Man. cheater. Turmas Howie, liseclesfield, 'ilk throwster-Ist dividend of Is. lid., Oct. lb, and an y subsequent Tuesday, at Hernernan's, Manchester. Jesaru BROOKS, Belted. grocer-Ist nivickad ol Sid., Oct. 16, and any subsequent Tuesday. at Heineman* Marathoner. Tsowse D•I/1[1. Manchester, calico printer-let dividend of lid., Oct. lg, and say subsea ent Towday, at Heineman's, Manchean r. Thomas Casey WILLARD Pim& edsnobestermerenant-Istilividend of 1 old., Dot i% ray any subsequent Tuesday, et Hernantan'a, Man chester. DIVIDEND'. Nov. 3. G. T. Mien - la ate-street Without, grocer-Nov. 5. W. Butcher, Uehfnd. Staffordshire, coach buitder-'ov. 5. J. H. Barber (sewed* estate), Buralera, Staffordshire. irouniester -Dee. 4. W. William., W. Williams. Mo., and T. R. William.. Newport, ?don. mouthabire, hankers-Nov. IL W. Williams. W. Williams. gun., and T. R. Witham, Newport. Moommthebire, bankers-Nov. 5. E. krill and IL F. English, Bath. suctimmern -Nov. 1. J. Williams and Waller Bell, Llanasa, ['harms's. grocers-Noe. 5. J. Noble, Liverpool, lib pwright. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless came heroism to the oontrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. 5. E. Ttteomb, Clews-, be rkshire, Outlier-Nov. 5. T. Toys bee, Slough, Buckinghamshire, home dealer-Nov. 5. W. E. Tuke, Perk-lane, City, air barer -Nov. J. William., Gravesend, pawnbroker Nov. 6. W. Thorne. Queers , treat-Slaw. City, Cr. naught-terrace, Edgware-road, and Barnstaple Devonshire, railway coatraet r-Nov. 5. T. Heed, George-sweet, Mile-end New-town, shaft manufactwer -Nov. 6. W. ihnwoodie. bwintoo.street. Gray's-ion. road, draper-Nov. 3. W. E. Coles, btrano, d. aler In waterproof clothing -Nov. 5. I. Brown, Toolet.atreet, Southwark, Heller vie. ratter-Nov. 5. J. W. Marrs, Croydon, Surrey, cht eat-Nor. 5. A. D. Toovey and J. Wyatt, Aldermanbury, City, laborer! stria:kers -Nov. 5. J Weller, jun., t Miry, Berkshire, wherlwright-Nov. 5. R. Walker, WI/beech tit. Peter., Cambriderbir, et.tioner-Nov. S. W. Para. Higla.streat, Haranster, am:triter-Nov. 3. J. E. Y. Williams, K hitatablr, Kent, apothecary-Not 9. J. Kenn. dy. Alders. Itste-atreet, City, printer-Not 3. W. H. Pates, allingford, Berk. shire, grocer-Nov. IS. E. Cullen, Newport, Monmouthshire, cabinet maker-Noe. IL C. Phillip'. Weston-super-Mare and Burnham, Scareetsbire, potter-Nov. 9. T. Kitts, Bolton, esnmshire, cotton spinner-Nov. ill. J. J. Brlerley and R. Arrowsmith., Jun., man. cheater, silk manulactuaers-Nov. S. E. When', Stratford, Lana . hire, licensed victual.er-Nov. IS. D. Bean, Halifax, Yorkshire, SPOthe o a , pARTNERRH IN DISSOLVED. J. Nemeses and T. N. Atkin, Bridgetown, Barbados-W. Myatt and J. Wyatt, Deptford, mallet gardeners-G. Rayner and A. P. Maley, Hadderefield. wbitesmi hi-H. Burton and C. Davy, Baker. street Berm sad High-street. Camden-town-R. Low and C. Gard. WT. "Nroorter.bire, photographers-J. 0. flames and 8. MsfsOZ la sM, regnant rural Mrebeater. oil merchanta-.J. Turner and T. Tosco, Grime -plasm, Holm, and Great Jameastreet, Bed. Med-rah gobbet makers-G. Bucher and J. Russell, Warr-street, City Ragrhetreet. and York - road, King's-crow, and elsewhere, nod at liwordean, Gioureaterskire, quarrymen, and also known as the Neethana Railways Coal Company W. W. Lownda and H. H. s a= sea rg, =dos merenews-T Wang and H. Bernard. wells, streare- V. Higgins and C. N. R. Chamberlain, Berry, liordsoishirs, attorn ys-J. Devise, tea., and J. Davies, ha w Worewskary. ireassoaters-W. Vicars and 8. Gore., Reading, Dienes-R.K. Harped and J. Wane, Northkecti. Ciloaceetembire, draws-J. J. Ridge wed E. Monne MiltonAter.Oraverad, Kent, =R. &uraninite and T. M ade. Stoke.under.lisaidon, Romer ad clamber% drapers-1. Wihniott, J. Hartley, end N. J. g a min ligaterre. wow sawyers, so far ss remade E. J. Rooney-' W. Amse7 sad D O'Deasktm Ms eW, whitssalths-0. 0. Pollard and 0. Helibia Culterebarla" llogrt.etreet, attorneys-J. pone and J 6 Dm, Illowaessw. syssis-1. Dotting, W. Reimers. and C. Hand& 21.1lioseas, Meet ladles-J. IL Haley, T. B. Cowie, J. A. Itanmilier. art W. E. Trillresee nersierh ISM ladles, merchants, so far r regards J. L Wades-R. Saris sad J. Wheels. Cunneen, booksellers /1011111111 MIMI N. Mame, Groat Northam' Railway brim, litoilsmess, paha@ arikimmere. Joseph and F. Lathers, Gnat Worm. Dreardre. lark sesitem-ausea Kirbyead Maryann Clark Dormarly Mary MislOrta), fin, aeßslk, ern. and C. liorgsa. Jun, Marr a Woo sad 11. 'Lobes, Ilarpwa, amosse-J. are = IP V il l'! "- tem Deesseldra limber Issrabssis-D. Ilsoldoss and J. J. Hark Tea. oak lialks4l69.ssuraws-0. brows sad J. Losgworth, ail, maim dealt meadmsle- sad tr. maps. warassess, sessuisiso semds ll. W. 0. Walton and 8. E. Psalm. sosElmswoo.Two. Dynode. nods men -W. Slartaliff sad W. Corm. Lesarbresgb, lAlsomarddes, marine a rem- E sable MR. I. Dolm. Wail patent spindle ntanufaeturere-4. Illoway mei W. 1104... VAY sas, Derambire, the North Deem 'arra . and eissargema Deal mertesata-T. Terser sad J. Tomer, New OlosseMM Illestia, Nair manufacturers-P. Campbell, R. Harilwe, ad D. Peilsparre:, My, resaurestaan.., her at rowel P. Oimobli-11. Barciard, John Brogdea, fares grogrn, Jobs 11111111.114 N. Nrefilli. and A. Brrden, M sear Ueda, Ws. DJs, lea mete. se tar.. reks. K. Prise-D. Omar awl ass* &Wasik wershowts, so tat as muds P. Omar. DODI'CIR IDQUESTRATIONB. Wmusis Winn IltassisT, Glasgow. metal broker, Oat. H. at Ms Oahe las& P.! Dan . Kli ma " comegillor, gross, Oot. 22, et the Osiris Hotel. Danirlailalh Wirral Waligaraperaw RA; Glasgow, asausimica merchant OM. et the Webs Rotel, Cargo% 1 Wheat sal flour, wlieh fell last wcek, are again &leg la ell eke seeskels of Paw. ArARKE27I , ' I Lct 2.111'% SUCIAIi—TM NNW MN alum tk pelste et the ,Beilidegeassedees Margius, sevagetoi hose t„te returns nada in tits ebek mak* tiso Mk My of OeloMr, 1895, is Ms. 84. per ewt.,exeleeire of duty. No retro% et sum its prods.* at the Mauritius, is **week err Aing as above. The &map pries of sups, the produce of tb,i, gut, wise, is the week saCag es above, 32.. 9d. pa c w t., e ielasive of duty. TM avenge pries of the two. yersong gawp doss of sem jointly, Is 30s. let& pee wt. IRlGAR..—Bauvor., Oar. 12.-- . Che market km bah slam the date of 041 last report, the in- Grassed tightness is the snowy market esersisiag s depress ing isthmus, on produce genssally, sad the transactions of Ike week am of the most trivial *hemmer, at prime which barely support the &mar currency. Refiners medium is held firmly, but this. is less disposition shown to operate they of late. Mum L lookiag up, but the supplies us still sesalL COTTON.—LreitiPooL, Oar. 12.—The past week of Rye der hoe bequest. of considerable gloom and depreesion in sour market. The advance made last week ia the rate of discount, with the general feeling which pervaded 0021. steroid circles that the directors of the Bank of Reiland would further have advanced the rate yesterday, has had a very unsettled effect ape& business. Throughout the week hoiden have been most anxious 'ellen placing their stocks, in many instances, unreservedly for sale upon the market, while consumers continue to bay . sparingly and with petition. The effect has been tocause an irregular market, especially to yesterday, when many low sales were made ; but the general giving way may be quoted at id. to Id. per lb. on oar last quotations; middling standing as follows: Up lands, 6 6.166. ; Mobile, 6161. ; Orleans, 61d. The Com mittee of brokers also reduce feir to Uplands, 6d. ; Mobile, 6161. ; Orleans, 60. Ali other descriptions of cotton as well as America& have participated in the decline. Surat. are about Id. per lb. lower, but are in fair daily demand at the reduced rates. Egyptians continue to be in limited request, cad abundantly offered for sale. There is no change to notice in the American advices with respect to the prospects of the crop • but in the meantime we must not laseeibht of our redu cing stock and unchecked coasumption. 1,260 American and 160 floret are reported to have been taken on speculation ; 850 American, 60 Madras, 2,630 Surat, 160 Bengal, and 40 Forum for export • so that the deliveries to the trade for the weak have b ees about 26.000 balm Bales today 6.000 balm. 1,000 Wagon specs. lation and for export ; sales of the week, 81,060 bales. COTTON GOODB.—MAkomunts, Oct. 11.—This market remains la t►e same dull sad deprewd state as in timated on the 9th. No business ,is being done unless for positive requirements. HOSIERY AND LACE.— Norrtgoaxx, Ocr. 10.— Monday, Tueeday, and Wednesday being usually blankdaye in the late trade, our reports must be understood to refer both. latter part of the previous week when we state that business again almost relapsed last week into quiescence, a pheno- menon occasioned, is what ought to be the height of the season, no doubt, to a great extent, by the annual Notting ham holidays at Goose Fair. The change was the less wel come and the more unexpected, because the previous week's business bad been animated, and also the business two weeks before. The season, which limits itself to the home and German trade, is, however, usually protracted till about the middle of Deoember ' after which the Americans begin to operate for the spring ; for the Nottingham lace and hosiery trades differ to this extent that the American buyers, at least, are never found operating in both marts at the same period. In hosiery we are happy to report an improve ment; considerable arrivals and active operations for the spring amongst the American buyers. The home trade, in deed, continues in a state of depression • but the, export of American order', our manufacturers ac k nowledge , stops the gap and Imps their haads fall of employment. TALLOW. Thou of oar friends who have followed us in the state ments we have from time to time brought before them, of the shortness of the supplies of home tallow, both in this country and on the continent, will be prepared to bear of the increasing deliveries of foreign tallow from our ware houses which we have this day to report. The lste rains have improved the condition of grass lauds, sad we may therefore expect some improvement in the home supply ; but the injury done to tee turnip crops by the long conti nuance of dry weather appears, by the advices forwarded from the most important districts, to be put recovery, and we must not therefore count on any important increase in the home production; hence it becomes more than ever inter esting to icquire into our means of meeting the additional demand for foreign tallow, and to this end we submit the following calculations for this year as compared with the facts of the same period in 1864, 1863, 1862, and 1851. Casks. Casks. By the latest &deices from Petersburg, there were despatched to all parts from Petersburg and the interior -- Shipped from Memel, and arrived 41,000 11,000 80,00 Of which to ontports and foreign( es, and not down in time for shipment tribalism at Memel 13,000 Probable proportion for London on or berme Des SI, 185$ 15.110 6 S took, Bth October, 1868 Upeeted arrival tram Reardase above .9 „ Other places 10,000 • 48.471 Probable delivery this week 4,300 for 9 weeks and 4 days, at 2,50 cants per . week 24,100 27.400 Probable stock on the Slat December, 11155 There will be, by this calculation, about 5,000 casks of tal low of the quantity already despatched from Russia left in the German pats for shipment to this market with th- opening of the navigation, and beyond this the remainder of the production of Russia this season has to be accounted for, viz., about 35,000 sacks. Of this we may take es the pro bable proportion for London, 30,000 casks; making in all 35,000 casks left available for shipment in the course of next spring. The navigation would be open probably about February, and the arrival of the tallow might be expected to be spread ever • period of four or five months. Now the averse. deliveries of tallow from the London warehouses from let January to end of July is 48,000 casks, and as the supplies from Australia and South America, in this period, cannot be equal in any case to an average of years, it is evident that the supply will he readily disposed of. We do not think, however, that this supply can be safely caleu lated span, for should the war contralto, the allies may at any moment adopt measures which shall prevent the enemy escaping the effecra of the blockade of hie ports through this Prussia) tran sit trade. It must be remembered that in the foregoing calculation, nearly all the Russian tallow has been assumed to come to London, and hence that Landon will be the emporium for the supply of our out-pests and the conti nent. S'e have had very considerable fluctuations in the tallow market during the last few days ; the chief feature has been the strong demand on the spot, both for borne consumption and exportation. This morning the market opened firm at 62.. 6d., January and Mach ; 635. was afterwards paid for the same period. Since 'Change, the m rket has been firm, and we leave off—Spot, Y. C. sew, 625. 3d.; 1854, 61s 61. to 61s. 91.; Novenoer and Decem ber, 615.91. to 624.; December and January, 62..6d ; January and Mach, 625. 9d. to 631. The delivery to last evening was 2,897 casks: the arrival, 1,668 casks. Tne public sales consisted of 753 casks, of which 95 casks were cold, the remainder having been withdrawn for higher prior. —From Messrs. Smith and Charles' Circular of Fri day evening. CORN.—Cazimsroin, Ocr. 12.—There was a moderate supply of wheat at market to-day, and many sample' out of condition ; these realised former rates, but all the best descriptions of new made 1.. per qr. more than this day week; new red, 7.5.. to 78a., extra 130 e. ; old, 834 ; new white, 789. to SW ; old, 88.. Barley, ratter more offering, and prices fully maintained for the finest malting qualities, 38s. to 425. Beans, few offering, and Is. dearer. Ltrscol.w, OCT. 12.—We had a lair show of wheat at our Exchange to-d.y; the demand brisk, good samples making Is. to 2.. more money than last week ; oat of eon diiion and inferior at late rates; red, 745. to 813. ; white, 80. to 86i- The supply of barley was fair, which was taken off at Is. decline; grinding. 33i. to 37..; malting, 43'. Not much doing in oats, 28a. to 345. - - • WAKZTIILD, Ocr. 12.—The supplies of grain continue moderate. The market presented a firmer tone than was observable at Leeds on Tuesdsy, and both oid end new wheat meta fair sale at la. per quarter advance on last ' Friday'. rates. Barley met a steady sale at late prim. Other articies were without alteration Avenge, week ending Oct. 8: Wheat, 6,715, 80 1 . 20. ; barley, 666, 41s. 71d. ; oats, 25, 32.. ; beans, 91, 51e. ; peas, 6, 525. PROVISIONS.—Dtattm, Ocr.ll.—Smallmarkets,with Prices 2s. per cwt. up. New bacon, 7:11. to 76• : alts, 10s. to 74.. ; hams. floe, 74.. Bd. ; new Wicklow, 60.. to 655. ; aid, 48s. to 689. ; American beano, 66.. ; shoulders, 405.; lard, 61s. to 635.: kegs, 50.. to 635. per cwt. Butter mar , ken advancing-9d. to Ild. per lb. for cool ; 80.. to 100 s. Per cwt. for firkin. Wool down Id. per 16.-17. 64. to 17.. 9d. for fleece; hogget,lB.. to 18..44. Shipments going oil for France. C Whitehaven, 16s. per ton ex ship. BaLrest OCT. W.—Wheat, white, 16.. 6d. to 16.. 64• ; red, 14 1 . to 14 , 6 1 ; oats, 7s. to 9.. 3d. ; natmesl, 14.. 61. to 16s. per cwt.; better, white firkin, 101 d. to Ild.; firkin, 1014. to 11d. ; crock, 10d. to lid. ; lump, 10td. to 114 d. per 10. ; pork, 62.. to Mt ter 12014. ANOTHER " BABY SHOW " FAILURE—One of tbese amenably exhibitions took place in the Marques Gardens, near York, on lilondmy afternoon, ut up of the sense wormed parties as these who promoted the shows at Withernsee, end other places, t'wt it received very little support indeed at York, and certa:oly noes whatever from the intelligent and respectable pdetlon of the citizens. Twenty-five babies were exhibited io a large tent, and five prises, principally consisting of time•pieces, were awarded, according to the balloted votes of the satire oompsny in Mir tent, which did not exceed 200 persons. In the evenieg, fireworks, it was aonotoca, woald be displayed In the gardens, to be followed by a hall, sod a large number of persons attended, principally of youthful meehaniee. The fireworks, however, were interrupted by riotous and latem. pirate proceedings. Neither did nay ball take plus., but the gardens were cleared, after much damsels had btea foe Se Wes sad edits property—Leeds Marerry. SHIPPING Drrzztraucz ARILIVID. Anal Caaa--st Grennek Wotan 10, AiLuisa--st Organs* Ws abre 70, tree.. .M. Tolen 4i r bil wa_ Aron Meanu--at Qtessestawn. October 10 , fr0m......045iii Qssesseens, October 10, ..... asev-at Dud. October 12, .. Jeanonn-et lonmeadt, October 1; ... "-goitre Auras Mersa-et lelatenth, °debar num.-et Clinemed. October I; AIMMIMNA Tormola-lif OrMOMMI, October 111. Amen-et °ravened, October 11, fres.. "'ea Asecer-st Grevessed, October 11, tram: Ban Dae-at Linnet& 0010110 t g lhorine-et Liverpool, October 12, IMO Bowe-at Falmouth, Often!. 11, from Ceramics-at Warped, October 11, fr0m.......... ...... Came-at Deal, October 11, tram ..... .-..„ taolOr Comalmao-st Grlroolm, Winer 11, "frara", October 11, ben •....... Confacera-st Pal October 12, frees CZARS.= lIMUAT-M Gravelemd. October Lt. nesi„: . Aiiii i 4 ID DAV OIIART-M Inaneend. Oetober 12, Dre Pests-at Grinned, October I; 1t0,... Dim Bann-et Deal, October ly tram .. Dorrizi.-st Gravommd, October tram,. _ ...... "7 - . 1 &wise Leon at Oravemod, October 1; .......... Ilynneir-at Gramm; October 12, from .... if.;4 MIAL-of °ravened, October 12, from .. .... Marti -at Kingstown, October 10, "*".. flocanenz-et Deel October 12, irm .... Cone Evaeonser -at Deal . . October treat Lug. Jour-st Glowester, October 11, bon: ..... .... se P once Dover. Ostobn 11, hen .„,„„ ...... r am . Dal, October 11, from .................. Nestiled.„. Gen-at Bristol, October 11, from ....... ........... „. . Oceans-at Gravesend. October 11, ..... ..... Goi-at Gramm& October 12. from_ ......... ............... thiMaomm-at Liverpool, October 12, balk_ .. GRAND BONNY-Ed therpoo4 October 12, rm. : - twi n twin MUMMA AilimoiNa-la Oraolomfd, 001011er 12, VMM...irot : flAbliOrria-at GraVostind, October 12, fana. .......... Bowie-at Greenland, October 12, frae ....... Inas* }lessee Hices-at Den. October 12, from . ........... HILIJOSUsa WIL/LUM - off Deal, October 11, n0m...„. Won-at Dam, October 11. from 'AXIS banar-at Bristol, October 11, frac_ M .............8t Jon JAns Gan--at Cork Panned,Panned, October le. from .............. IMO JOILLsoa -et Deal, October 11, from ..... ........... Du* .101111 ElAuerr - Gravesend. October 11, tram ............. Dan* 1011ANPU-.t Gravesend, October 11, fun .14surr-st Gravesend, °doter It, from ......... Krina-at Gravesend, October 1; tram .......... „ ........ !seam-at Olotenter, October 11, from .. . ... . ..... .. Lear Penn Beater-at Cardiff. October 10. now, 6;;Y s i,, i ti. os i fie Lao-at Deal. October 11. from.- ... ....... Leoe-at Gramm& October 12. non ........ Kara MinillaVA- at - ramrod, October .... Madre Optcbir 11, frooL ........... Mean Pore at Brno* October 11, tem .............. Inanve-at Cork, October ILl e rc i on_ . ... ... .... -.Gantt MASOAIIIITIOA HALIMXIA.-at °deaf ft. TM taken New thews-at Deal. 000 A 01 1 0001 . ...... -dam Omer Qualm -at Portamoth, Oc t ober 11, ;ran im*. Putman-et Cork, October .0, from PoLiro-at Cork, 0014Mor 10, from lateen Papers-at Graveseed, October It, from. Ootbeaborg Qtramt-et Milford Haven, October 10, from ........ „ alenuca Itnn-at Gravesend, Onober 12, from 'toren Remora-off Plywood', October 12, from.- ...... Bowie Weva-at Cork, October 10, from beaks Known> -at Gravesend, October 12, from Inevierser-at Cork Pmage, October 10, from CW11 42 3 Penn MAare-at Queenstown. October 10, trom...- ...... Ineen Sons--et firemen& °enter 12, ............... rerun-et Gravesend, October It, from Anne Beim atreie -at Gravesend, Oct Bar 12, from. ._ MerM Iliac=-et Gravesend, October 12, from Wee Warty -at Gravesend, October 12, from GOOleavrg evLTaga- at. Gravesend, October 12, from ...... IiWASTWICIC-at Gravesend, October 12, from evade Taro-et firemen& October 12, from. %nen Trrur-at Deal, October 11, from tonsures-at Itrinol, October 11„ from Uno aoaus-at Gravesead, October 12, from Deems Wm. Penn-at Liverpool, October 12, trots Of been% Wiunrue-at Gravesend, October 12, from one BAILED. AXALll—from Gravesend. October 12, to Calabar, Ault—from Cardiff, October 10. to Cgs Arnetrr.n—from Shield. October 11, t 0.........„ ..... Contuses Barra from Shields, O ctober 11, to Vela BALIMC—from Gravesend, October 12, to Constance* Costiourr—t torn Gravesend, October 12, to Wilt CsatartiaL—from Gravesend, October 12, to Amain .. . ~ OM or Lowoos —from GravSeem], Octobei 17, t 0..... Duck* Cates—from Gravesend, October 12, to CA&OLIMZ—from Cardiff October ID, to Gibralte October ct D~cretxc—~'am Falmouth. October . 12, to Arlan Fcacraa 7 from Welds, _thlobar ... l I, to Carttaan FLaircs—from C rciß October 10, GIAVNTLE IT—from QOaanatown, October 10, to Ammo GOLCOM DR —from Oravelemd„ October 12, to Calcutta Horowitz—from Cardiff, October iO, to Gitestur limerrow —from Shield; October 11, to New Tait H —from Shields, October 11, to Cart= I runes' U.B—from Cardiff, October 10, to JANES . _ BOOM—tram Graveeend, October 12, to Ifrdatf _.. .. _ . .._._ LIPNON-from Shields, October 11, to Canhiami AINSMIT-from Falmouth, October 12, to liarnicoa- from Stile ds, October 11, to New Tart Mvevrav-from Gravesend, October It, to Gess Pos. Au-from Shitlde, October 11. to Cardwell Quagaisrows-frose Queenstows Oetooer 10, to --Bt. Ilithwes OctoberMecum-from Newport, M.,l 10, to %Walter ROCKLIFFC-from elLelcle, October 11, tY lintoracuncias-from Shieldv, October 11, to .... &abalone 81urtowsk -from Sblelde, October 11, to BOOM TANISULNU-from Gravesend. October 12, t 0... ..... San Francini TOULON-from Gravesend, October 12, to .. . .New Waal. VINCYNTIUS VAN P.ULO-from Plymouth, October . 1 . 1, to ..«.4krit Zansa-trom Gravesend, October 12, to New Orli= VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aft (s.), Oct. 8, lat. 4L14 N.. loa. 8.10 W. Ctantieleer. Oct. 2, lat. 37.10 N., lon. 4.8 E. 11111pIta, from Liverpool for Ban Ft amino, Aug. 8, lat. 1 g., Nierlanda lionfogen (Dutch barque). Aug. 29, lat. 12 N.. lon. 23 W. Queen tbarque), from Paraiba for Liverpool, dept. 25, 24 dam hL .8.26 N., too. 31.26 W. Queen of Ate Eoutb (barque), atcering mouth, Oct. I, lat. 494 lon. 39 W. Queen of the P.at, from 'Liverpool for Melbourne, out 25 days, Am 26, lat II N 25 W. Rankin (ship), of Glasgow, for Quebee, Sept. 311. off the loath pi 01 ; oat 44 clays. Woodlark (br.g), from Shields for Table Ray, Aug. 15, 26 Jays lat. 10.10 S., lon. 23,0 W. Wellington, nom London for Hobart Town, Sept.lo, lab 8 N., lea 26 W. FOUNDERING OP THE SHIP CONFUCIUS.—Ymv YOUTH. OCT. 11 —The Confucius, 1.0 no, Cur, (NU Grangem , uth to Woolwich, with shells, wee in costal is the Wuld We morning with the James, of Shield', km house, and shortly afterwards foundered; crew landed hers by the James. CARGOES FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-20,000 bullock shank bones are imported monthly into Southamptoll from South America. The best of them Sr. picked out for cutlers' parpOUS, and the rest are ground for manure. Large cargoes of bullock's' bones are continually lirrivillg from South A nerica at Southampton, to be ground down for manure in that town. The china bones are winveyed to this country at so much per gross; the othw boti„_" It brought user at so much per ton. A firm ervged in ampt m as m..nufacturers of manure bare an establishment at Buenos Ayres, where thousands of head of black cattle are slaughtered, skinned, and then boiled down whole for the purpose of sztractiog the fat and separating the bones from the flesh. [A d vertisemeo t.]—HOLLOWA VS OINTMENT AND Pats Flirwroo. Ors vas CU.I, or eCoOell.A.—Copy of a !star from Mr. Campbell, or Hastittga.—t• To Pi ofessor I am happy to hear wines. to tie wot.dertul efficacy of your me& clues In cams of perehtla. A blend of mine was ev rely billeted int thisconv taint for several years, Indeed so bail that severulexpannta d sureenns raid he was toctivible. After ill hopes of recovery, *Mad persuaded him to try your medicine., and the consequence Iras, be has now Ltirely got rid of his complaint." - Sold try all Mediator vendors throut bout the world; and at Professor Holloway'. en' bliahrnente, 201, strand, London. and SO, I.iideo-litne, New Tort; be A. Stamm Coastantinopte; A. Guidley, Smyrna; and 11. Hoodoo Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEROMA4.7Oet. 7, at the Retreat, Elvrborne, the wife of J.O . _ Bergitum, EN., of a daughter. BERNEY.—Oet. 9, at Croydon, Mrs. J. Bernal, of a daughter. DAVl4.—pet, 10, at Great llorer.road, Southwark, the wile of XII —.H. Parts, of a a, n. GROVE.—Oot. 10, at flydenham, the wife of G. Grove, Esq., of - daoshter. LAVICB.- Oct. 10, at Wcrwiek.equare, Belgravia, the wife MLA; th.i.w. Eau" Al D., of a eon. RlOO.-:Oet : 10, at Lanar►-villae, the wife of Mr. J. Rig& late New Boud-etieet, of a Don. YONG E. - Oct. 9, at Eton Colkge, the wife of the Rev. J. E. INDIC of a daughter. MARRIAGES. DOWLING—BARROW.—Oct. Id. at Itockhemploa, by the W. T. C. li. Leaver. Rector. W. Dawling. Esq., of wallop. Heats, ts Flmabeth, daughter of T. C. Barrow, Esq., of Shepperdias, so: Thornburg, tiloucester.bire. lIARLET—POTTP.R.—Get. 9, at Cram'Lupton Church. NorfhoW berland, by the Rev. W. Shone. A. Harley, Esq., of Portrait, Maw Irks, to Catharine Allan, daughter of E. Potter, Esq., of Cram. hnterou House. MITFORD- F.NTON.—Oet. 11, at St. James's, Piccadilly. br ths Mar. and Hee. P. de Grey, W. T. Mitford, Erg , of Pitt's-hhf, Margaret, daughter of Lord Kenyon. NEWBOULD—MARLOW.—Oet. 8, at St. Peter's, Derby, by the Rter. S. H. Muria, Mr J. Newb uld, of Leeds, to Esther, daughter c't Mr. Marlow, of the came place. OUTRAM—OU FRAM.—Oct. 10. at Edinburgh, Sir Reslamin Outrun. CM. Inspector of Pleete and Hoeyitets, R.N.. to flap dauehter of t he late Joseph Oat am, EN., of Otsego w, aod colais to Major-General Outr...m, of Lucknow. DEATHS. RICHMAN.- Oet. 9, at Heywood, gum?, the Rev. H. Hickman a llou.e, late of v. of o n_on.lbmee. ag ed 59. MALIM.-Oat. 9, at Putney, Ann, daughter of the late Hakim, Esq. MILLER...Oct. 9. a Waterlngbury, Ken% Elistbeth, widow of the late J. Miller, Peg . , Yarding, and daughter of the late Aldermen Lucite. MILLINGTON.-Got. 7, Mary, "We of Mr. H. Millington, of Doh/ PATTIVC-Oet. 11, Caroline Prances, wife of W. V. Patten, pq. a Rooheeter.terrace, Camden road.oalls.. STONE.-Oat. 7, at Little Waltham, Essex, T. B. Stone, 3 . 14 aged 33. BUDLOW.- Oct. 10, Mary, daughter of J.l. J. Bndlow, EN.. 01 Wei' bridge, and Bedford TOW, London. aged 31. wOOD.-et. 10. Jane, wife of Mr. W. Wood, of Clifton -villa g„,:teprood, Kentieb.town, aged ft. WOODW,,ED.-Oat. 0, Hester Kate, dinette" of B. WOOMW 4 Eaq ,of Tul":4111-rdlas. Upper Holloway , aged Id. Mated owl pstitiliod t l 7 Wr a& Imo Rams. of Os. Q I• B 2„t ar i Ann. ID the Oito O.Lobe" Motor. It the 064 % I nTif 1114001. la as rut:facia Wldtattlifh—SATozDAT, oclaga I