The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-21 00:00:00

soeigahle for bargee. the aides Ming eat, and towing pelts oe either back. In a short time the forage and cora, motel* to shoot 400 tons, was totally destroyed, not however without slarmies the guard, and frees 20 to 30 mo oed thwacks, who were encamped in a village o kee at head. On ow Missile' we were so hard w ood by them that, but for the oircumatence of the lest 300 yards being mad, and the °over of rides from Mr. Lillingston sod • man who remaiaed in t h e boot, we could hardly have wraps& capture. Having recrossed the Spit, we returned to the Weser by Sails I meet bring to your notice the excellent behaviour of the mull party who accompanied amp wore esp► dolly that of William Rickard, quartermaster, who, tboegh mach fatigued himself, remained to assist the other seaman who, from exhaustion, had fallen in the mud, and was unable to extricate himself, notwith goodie, the enemy were keeping up • heavy fire us le, at Use &twos of 30 or 40 yards, se we crossed the and moms( my proesedings will inset with your swevel,--I have, &c. (Signed) J. R. COMMERRLL, Lieutenant Commending. To Captain Shward Osborn, Senior (neer. OF STORES IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. Bee lisystes Ship Remelt. el' Sesdkaelt. OM 18, 1866. hey. the Lwow to forward you a report of s c s a y s g.li dose leaving her Majesty's ship at z )lase as the 18th. According to my erases. Isthmoid for my cruising ground Weems the Dtr esea llask sad Whitehotuie Spit. When off the WWI observing a number of an and boats en gaged lislag. and also that twiny large fishing siessitawese bed been built since my last visit hereon the Ha ef Met month, I hauled elope in to the shore, embarks( the Recruit about 700 yards oft, with the Meths of landing with my boats and destroying ell I could, se soon as I bad driven bask the troops. who were coming down in great numbers, both cavalry and infantry, to prevent as; the former we so on (nosed of, but the latter, scattering themselves abest ia twos and threes, threw themselves on the grooml.ereaping along so that we wild sot see them so stop their advance with oar shells from the ship I I therefore resolved to land at one., in hopes, by the Octaves of ear movement; to (t oar work over lakes they meld possibly close on as. Unfortunately for me, I regret to say that whilst directing the Fainting of .a 8-inch gun to when I believed sea of these riflemen to be (just as I was on the point of pin into the boat to land), the gun, from some un accountable ranee, wait off, and, in recoiling, the whole weight of both gnu and carriage came down ca my left foot, injuring it very severely and break lag several bosses, which I fear will lay me up for some time. I ins thus rendered incapable of landing,sorest Kr. Faker, mooed muter of this ship, on shore in chugs of the boats and landing party, who semeeded in carrying out my instructions as to the destruction of all the boats there (seven In umber), many new fishing nets of great length, Ire large sew fishing establishments, full it !smithies of fishing tackle and other gear. This service he performed in a most gallant meaner, sod much to my eatisfaetion, as they were thi whole time expend to a very mart and annoy * fire from the enemy's eoneesled infantry (at a very short distance), who, in spite of our fire from the ship, had amassed to creep down close to them, fumed by the inequality of the ground sad the long grass, so that our party had to make a lour detour (covered by a hot fire of rifles) from the Recruit, to prevent them being cut offi and to get to their boats. The Russians kept up • con stant fire of rifles from the lighthoses, in which they bad succeeded in lodginc themselves, upon the boats, sad than upon the ship, which we returned with Mee only, and I think to some purpose, until we weighed and shifted further out. Not a man was bit, though ship . and boat were many times. As I did sot wish to injure the lighthouse, I did not at. tempt to fire, so as to dislodge them, with shot or shell from the gnus. The 17th I stood along the spit to see if any more boats or nets could be found along the shore when I Geoid destroy them, as also to drive away a number of troops I saw hidden behind some banks, and at the same time to try and set fire with carcases to a sam ba of new stores, built on the broad part of the spit, high up, but too far off for me with my small fares to attempt to land and destroy. I could me no more boats, but their perseverance Is thee rebuilding these houses, boats, and nets, with the fact of se many troops being there to protect them, tells its own tale, that they must be mesh in want of provisions.—l have, dec.. (Wised) OEO. F. DAY, Lieutenant-Ceaussader. Captain Osborn, Slake Officer. Is coosideration et the sonless mentioned in the above despatchni— Lieutenant George Mott Day has been promoted to the rank of commander= and Mr. William H. Parker will be promoted to the rank of master, so soon as he shall be qualified; and A medal and 161. gratuity, for amispionous gallantry, have been awarded to William Rickard, Quarter:ear ter of her Majesty's ship Wider. /NOM ER " PRINCE LEO." 41111KIIMM• musatifia was occasioaed is this gulp pis{ Oboe by a maser that prevailed es PAW swain kit, sad 'bleb peeved to be rose, that a rooks ssble, or peeelmied sehie, had bees snested for eadiseses. he le dim sek &gement with the &lighter of Kr. D. Lee% K . Many maillidsg inmate elf Os affair we end ths beveseigades whisk leek pion Mine lbe megieleale. MS. I. Oseiag Moms, woe rum dasted at re Made* KKK. sad, la esseequess, to id mimes septet, width piqued dm eariedry of the yobbo and lammed the ask with as air of myelory. From ia• lairds, we Isere that the primer, who represeshod blown "Ise Bares Glucky de Steelton." sad a liseks ro tates, Artmerdi as istresdeetisa is Mr. InsiA GM his Maly et Maven, sad maseged to Mohasco himeelf the geed mean of Kn. Lewis. His sou also paid mare is Mies Lewis, sad, favoured by the mother, MISMO 111 ban Ma teinehly eseenstal la bie wit ion Beigame ; hat frees isembiso 274Modl istai r ei r el lathes. it swami that the weeded M Dens " sees tensely misuse is the Asstrisa demisionos sod dram otter eir eusetssess which wire assortalsol, to yea led M believe that be was a imposter sad se sdursterer, aid e qmstly, I ilos a dawns/ west, pave bin be that his visits vire aasereptable. the lee Kill Presenred his suit, arl i t a iamel asi =l: leismisses with the yeses lade, Mr. Lewis weep es Ms la anon loM. sod distinctly darbade ell farther latessosree win mg member of his toady end resod s War is Wyly hem his father the " Duos." I. wlieb MwMnslsg =is ses io nes esed towards him. Notwithstanding Os Ow, is the hem le it alleged. et la Se they believed mesas lily wadi labeelt. Paden le meisteision the eerremeadema t med. tism, ante ham which fall to tha Mende of Mr. Lewis. he Imerresi that they istsaded tYitYy M. Moiety of his lamelso. led, at sipbtfoll, is meet OS rums lady sad way Wee linewree "sew mensdlegly taw sr Is. this deems ; sad es ?Miley mewing his sheep lest sot wee hem of Ms. Lewis's minims@ asd by I. seil oaths LK teals frees !.sots wee peso. %LTV. • beedbeesbiel sus sheereed waving Awn the use et the anieges, whist' was Me proem 411111 _,_ L. bo th IrEsehy" woe shortly sfterwards rms., _wasewlcdy it Panther, by P.S. Lewis, ass Meseta sufthly by the mat up-trais. At the oasasboaties the .minnie eras were deposed to b r. Lewis. sad the Mow selbeesi to were produeoll a i d read. Mt. Lewis sisals' Met he was appothessim et a Ores* of the Lishiniem the wham ism required Is gin seestity for SMbessithr. The mincer made a thinnest, is simowledged that be vu see a brae bat wee "lad_ by Chet title is his ova seantey—MM be less • .sisse ef Pest h is lisagary, bet was sot • aellehee•4111111 he bed es wets er property. sad had se mils, se em- Oslosist. bet subsises warm* sees Itha by Ms bream • _vita Is aye resieteut Is Ramis. Be tartlet admitted sees the letter levities to by sus by Kr. Lewis, end Ism M Irmo the reply, sod Mated thee the Mr et 16 MIL NS the purpose of OWLS( 111. Lewis the per awe ef Mrs. Lewis. The stagistrate required Ma Userdlß liable ems mesenbesses is the sum of 10K. sod w sum sele aim% iSt ow* to keep the poses end bo ss = walivaial oak Is default of doisg se Is Or lasses et Oememioa C elan he ern Milto err seareeses. Doll ere, we onion red. low d_ seinen& se Tenney W. red Ile Owen Ni' ▪ es at libsety.—The Cominise (Mesinalsb. Us Jana calanalliga ape est IL. taw .m ` 4l sees m themes ea Sebessepl la the eedell• At vonersheepie she the seeeellhestee ie shoat W Mobil& • ?rasa theatre, where tans, dens, egos. ma "la tbs heiei min he peehuseL LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QURIO4'B BENCE. ■ LOAD CAMPSZLL AND JVITSCIN OOLUIDG3 AID 11110STIUM. Ull IfILLIAX ZINZT BLISS', AN ATIVIMIT.-- Mk ISM was before the sun, a • rale for the madmiadoo of Kr. William Beaty Barber to make as ea attorney, as aldevits settles forth sew matter, with the view of Miens, bin from esumlisity is the well knows forgeries of Fletcher, ef widish Kr. Barber wu found guilty sad eseteued to treasportatioa, but before the expiration of kis sestets* be ressind a free pantos. The rule was snood last term, whin the soon took time to inaider their pageant. Lord Campbell sew delivered judgasat la the following terms : —ls the matter of Kr. Huber, who has ap- plied to be magenta is as Massey of this smut, we have keg sad malady soosidered all the endues habit se, sad the wort hes strived at this seselesise, that the endues to establish his semainmes la the frauds of Fleteker alleged against hie is too doebtfal fee us to satiates hie ezeliniso say loops, sad, therefore, the soon widen the role teekie manholes to be mule absolute. Rule absolute. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MOB IN ax—zarcez cum macs naves, AXD Armco. yaw" clowns. MD DAVI= V PSATT.—LIIIIIi. This was the eelebrated aeries el libel brought agalust the publisher el the British Braes, sod wlttels was before the imbibe at greet herb Doss tine ego, upon reference to the arbitratioa of lir. What. Mr. Barnard now appeared to skew ears ',Mast a rale for the dreadant to pay the seats, um:natio, to 1,0831. Let Mrs the award was seat back for anarndatsat, the arbitrator bring Mortal the defendant's auto as Daniel, whin it should ►a.e bra David. Tho arbitrator bad sew appeaded to big award a statement to this effect I err tify that my award should be amended by anbatitating David fee Dude]. Daalel ►aving bees inserted by mistake instead of David." It was wsataollad that this was set selloient, and that the arbitrator should have astually shared the award throughout. The Chief Jostles said there was nothing is the point, wed eves if the mud were sot properly amended, he should hare seat the usher fate the Court of Qarea's Boa* with his asseplimeate, to elk the barbed arbitrator to ease I. sad wand it In the fun of the wart. Xr. Salami also coateaded that the award wee set good, apes the greuad that the arbitrator had sot band damages upon owe of the ileum sad a further poiat was, that proper atatetials had sot bees brought Whore the court to *Kahle their lordships to guide the natter. Mr. Cooke llama appearod to sappert the rule. _. _ _ The Chief :satire, hemmer. ;aid that they mod at trouble Ma I. address the *me, for then was dearly aethiag at all is may of the ot4ratiamm. ItAl;abselsts. COURT OF r. I that 1110 , 1111 M 1/1. 111 Z. ZWIS.--JODOMINT.—MITY Or as ..... The Unwept, an upholsterer, at laliegtem, applied for his eirtikate a few days ego. He was them opposed, esl mho grand of fraudulent pretenses, realms trading, and other Amgen His Hewer sew gave judgment. • After reading the off. ski essigwe's report, he observed that the trade charges were met very .ingenewely stated. The trade shapes proper INFO pat dew at 1,6481.; but then were Is Wallies ship ping naves, solarise, advertisements, beenkeep, rent, rats and taws, sad other matters, which brought up the Mimi to 6,60 W.; and mho peressel a:radium was 1,0611. The items very ecosiderehly =mend dm mate. Had this ewe some Were the sent handistely after the passing of the het *nannies, its general features were each as would have can for a coasiderable Bespea ks. Bat the bankrupt had sew bees seder a Wed of Meal*. See upwards of a year sad a half; be had also &fared inpriamment at the Mown of the meioses for sir weeks. As the assigases had brought an 'nos against the basknpVe cousin, to wham it was alleged he had ends a franeleat prehreees, as the ceetilleate tasting we ad. jeeran, to abide the result of that 'ones, aid as the verdict of the Jury bad sequined his of that thew, It would M wet oejnet to the bansupt, were the eons le retry that quango. Bat whatever might ban been the onion ef the jury, it was 'snidely sulpabie Is the bankrupt to omen ben hie other meditate the state of his nations with his ann. He meld mot help remark keg ea the tenon of the engem is this matter. Their ininmes was net to fight abstract points of law with the Binh Or • bankrupt's estate, but to do the beet they well INt the whole of the creditors, sad to fulfil IMO* )sad beseetly the traits reposed in It wee snob to be regretted that the assignees bad set asserted the offer made by the baskrept's Sooni% whoa the astioa was threetesed—wady, to ow. mane the matter by a payment of LOOK They had end lingelsperly in set laying Yds offer before the Court, the nesegherne Or whisk wield sortaiely have been eseedamed. Xi. Penal said that the angsees had takes the opinioa Otis general body of eroding. His Hower said that still the Cent weed to have lea sad* esqualated with the facts. By this wince no 2,0001. had bees last to tile estate, and a very gnat immonnt of sans had base unwed for no purpose whatevet —me large se to take hem the creditors all ohms of a divi des/. Heylag failed la their suit, the assignees nested to ben geminated this oppeolden more cut of angry haus used fll-will towards the bankrupt than is return to Ms endwet. The opposition had ornately sot bees maduted wilily with a view to the interests of the creditors se the nib if public jesdoe, bet for the sake of punishing thebsakrupt for the adverse donna Is the Commis Pleas. Vieille, the ease on ib we merits, it was by me won & favourable we, but very much the reverse. Bat, taking into enema the period that had elapeed Wee the beak raptor, and the imprisonmeat the neknot had sadergrese, the Justice of thews would be met by • suneselon of use mouths hen the den of she nanziastiou (April last), with protons& is the meantime; the eartilkete to be if the thkd slues. Mr. Psis wee for the angmen, and Mr. Lawman for the beakrept. IN SI BACON. Thomas ism, of Colchester, applied for big outdate. Zs was deeeribed as a pester, sad had has sugared in the Publleatbss of ens et the worm of cheap papers which made obeli appealed. ea the removal of the aewipaper stamp duly. bet whisk are het booseiag maims. is sassy oases havaisisi t►e itselsraptey of their projectors. He had also kept the pest odes at Weisner, and acted as seeretary to a literary iastitsties. This balsam sheet easassared es the lst of issues& MC with a deficiency of 2351. He sow owes MAL, wit► mots et about 130 L The profits ►ad bees 081 ; Wary bees pestredders and institution, 831. ; expease,l VIOL ; losses mad bed tiebts.6lL The Aid al swigs,' reputed that the beeks had bees imperfectly kept. . --•-- - - - The eertlheate (third ekes) wee suereade4 fee three seethe. El EX SESSIONS. TIM DAY. Tba trait sat His =maim at tbo ettaltas Hotta. Cleri sawen-gram, W boat ban tam. Thom wort ••ly fire pri- Nam ter trial. Ulm he ...alts, sad two for &deny. sessan io. 1101• Art ADAM somas 01 COl Is. Jame Taylor, ostler, sad AWiay litieress, labourer, i pistoled see guilty to as isdietesast shargisq them with eseMiss a lassegsestity of bens premsder, the property of tit* Sidnessi Cesuryases Compasy. It appeared trees ths 'Masses ef the polka esgessd is the ems, that levies resolved isferusaties that tits sers was was is the habit of Was takes Cram the Company's pre mises at Toriskaskam by thMr seller (Taylor), sad sold to lb. prlesear Shams', s vetch was kept, and is the mules ef th• 6th, PoUsemmetahle Roberts saw Om latter kiss the degas, yid& are at the beak ef tie Red lIAos Tann, with a hag es hie skeelear. Hs billmned sad took him into eartedy, sad towed the keg Its metals hesind oats, braised lessit,asi diet. Oa adds' Um where hart it, ha said from 6bappertem, a Mass 10 miles Mates; sad is a sestrary eireseiss, whoa be Seek him ism esetedy. sad is his way Is the iseinsp, SIM per attempts& ta shoot the matests isls the mad. Tb. prkesse Taylor, who resolved a sod enesUmit shareolls M besesty up to poems missies. from Ms. J. Corbolisw, thatilehmseCisawyeast Caspasy's THE EXPRESS, WEDNDAY imager (t►e preseester) said, tykes be woe takes iste es►tody, that he ham seals, abet the robbery, asd that he had sot sees the other prissier at all that sight. Mr. Parse, jos., prereested, and Mr. Ripples sad Mr. Sleigh defended the primers. Tito Puy (mud boil' plasm &My. The dosistaat-Jadas oastsood Taylor to six, aad Histross to Ida. asisadas wombs' issprisaansat, with bard labour, ia tile Homo of Oarreatioa. This closed UN bullion of the asadaa, aad the wort adjourned. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. lola Mesale, a lad, &boat 12 years of up, was Aura, sada' the Javesile Offenders• AA, before Alaimo* Cobb' and Wire, with stealing a pertneateaa sada die Mewing elreametasear TIN Rev.Frederlak I[.q Ivo!pi. of Boutin, NW, ea the 3M of Novesbei be bind the primer to *awry his peataiaatea• frees Facriagdeawtseet to the Loader bridge Masks, sad whoa ho pt es to. as lit. Pairwskusek. I paid he tamed mead to speak to the prima. who he ex pected was (Wields( Ida, bat broad ke was aewbere to be .em. lie west ea to the etatisa, upeedag he bed passed at.. but he waited there fee lime limn, but nobody some. There was is the peettaaatama a portrneasehe sea hieing to 61. Beare, either of the Bask of Eagles& or Sir made' Isak. Seeding, aloe treats' apparel to ths value of MOM penal. The dress beets sad two s►irts prodseed ewe hie pcoperty, sad ales alba of the poets-measles pro duced. Mrs. Orges, ef the Amber and Hope public,. hetes, Blum sees, said the pwiesser sad umber by seam to ►er ►ease sod slept ea the b:► at November, and whoa they were going to bed the primer gave her two pertionianalse to to take ears of. In one there was 51. la gold, and la the ether 11. Its. in silver. In the wining he asked her for the ports-noanaiss, bat she refused to give then up, saying she did not believe be woe Meanly by them. He protested he did, sad appealed to the young man that was wit► bin to verify his assertion. They loft the home, and the prisoner sent a note requiting the nosey, bat the witness had to the mealtime not for a mutable, who apprehended blot and brought Ids to the Ascher sad Hor, when witness gate to him the porteansanales and their coolest& Pratt.. Willia m , a tionstable at fihmtheal, took the prisoner into custody. whoa be tried to make his weeps. William Hunt, an assistant to a pawnbroker in Blooms bury' prods/ad two shins end a pair of boots pledged on the 6th of November, by a finale, in t►e name of West. Thomas lispleston Omen, superintending oonstalde of the Faversham division. said be received the prisoner into custody on the 7th of November, at Bininghosrne. The primmer then said he bad the stoney and porte•monnales ems to him by "settle salesman at Woolwich, by the name of Walsh. He subsequindy told witness several ways in which he had bemoan posemeed of the money. When he took him oat of jail, on the 16th of November, he told kin that his new was John Meanie,sad not Johnson, the sane he gave at Sheeniest. The prisoner then said all be bad previously stated was false, that he bad employed by a gestlesaan to take a pertmostsm boa Ferringdas-street to a railway station, bat that before he Rot to St. Pees Churchyard he ran sway with it. He met a boy ha knew by the name of Harry, sad a woman. They becks opea the portmanteau, sad the stomas palmed the sloth's. He took tbe pertamanale, which sontalsed two 61. notes, one of wlikk the woman shagged, sad the ether be sham* himself. He said he did not know the woman, nor could he tall when to And Harry. Alderman Cabin untamed hint to three menthe im prhasaest and hard laboar sad to be ome privately whipped. lUGH-STREET. ♦ LOAN 011101. John Jones and Henry Davidson were brought before Mr. Nashua, charged with having obtained theism of 51. front lases Dwyer, ellfiNtallf, and prophase e< a boa rap, at 38, Ws:door-strut, Bobo, by fraadalsat abeam. remains. Tbe prosecutor etated that is the early past of hum lan the primer Davidson applied to him for the its of 61. Witoese gave him the weal fors to lid, shish he returned, with the same of the primer Jones wines therms, when he offered es a eesuity for the repayment of the mosey. Coop Sloths wade th; necessary inqtarias sots the stability l el the yanks, sad is esassquate et what he lead be was iadused to 11141VILSOI the nosey. Patios to delag se wit- WI required both the priseaers to sign a desarallea to the effect that they wens sassily solves, sad stesaaested with say other Sea sea, whisk they did, sad preeenter this hauled the nosey to Madan, who, with the other Oscar, visaed the Feathery soulpredated. Witases, is ~swam of the lastalateateset bevies boa kept up, made inquiries about the veins's, sod discovered that at the tale they lade the dalmatian as to their eases, they wen both insolveat, sad masted with sera ether loth oaks, free whisk they had obtained vadat suss of easy by sinner representations. He saw no sere of the prisoners till last 'tight, whin he meads& to trans' thou to a low Wear-hese la Bt. Giles's, sad pa %lonia sated,. Michael Sys, seeretary to the last wittiest, proved givior Duldstut the 51., sad seeing theta both sig. tads manse is the seatheery mote sedated. Had ho Sows the printout woe seaneetad with ether leas subtle he should sot have gives Obeli the meaty. Is defeats the ptiethere aid they wen sot benewees frees say other boa society at the tine they borrowed heft the prosecutor. Mr. Mashes resaaded the prisoners for a week. SOUTHWARK. MORI /MUNN' WITIE 113111111.. Cornelia BoOrlao, a labouring nun, was brought Wore Kr. Combo, eberpd with etealiirg about a hundred weight gg Serika tallow, the property of Mesh. &Pell sad Co. Bey. wharfiegen, Toeleroreet. William Lawson, a foreseen la the =ploy of the pro OSSIONI, said that ea Moseley storming they were pleading a gaaatity of tallow, Just arrived fro. Hush, sad the primer woe employed is the gang. Pros laformatios bs rushed be west to the wharf, cad gars the prisoner tate oramis&y. He had a hog of tallow la his poseseries weighing a hundred weight:rad two quarters, which he was carry. fag away hem the wharf, Kr. Lapin, ea regisser, reddiog to Today-street, said be was pain by the wharf wires be saw the pieecer beak the hod of • oath is ad take oat a wreath, of tallow ebb* he put late a hag. Wither west ad told Lerma Prat be lad sees, sad the prisoner was Owen late esetody. Kr. Cosh' salted where the tallow carp hap. Laws= replied that it was seat direct free Rum* bet *rough Preemie& aerobics, for Zaglisk wade. The Ina la Ibis Peaky bed Paw:lose is Heeds at the presort time, mil Imp deallap were daily table' pipe betimes then. The leaser is pietism wee very dear at preset, being at the Me el Th. per *wt. • pathless, who atteaded hest Wpm &well% stated thee robberies et tallow IMO es bequest at their wharves, that they were easpelled to employ sees to watch the Mercers. iTbe tallow la ponies was worth Dearly 41., sod Vat seem la the 'whet, owls( to the percent war ia Is mom to the charge, the primer said the bead of the auk All out, sod the tallow rolled about. He esly plated sense up bat did sot Word to steal it. Kr. Coale said that if be pleaded set guilty ha anise INA hist to Oa sealers he trial, as the plisses was. as esealsethe against Po. The phew said that if seek was his worship's Waite, be oast plead galley, bat he hoped he would deal losisatly Pith Po. Kr. Combs eatardiaely soensitted his to the Hope of Onaletioa at Wandsworth for three smith% seder the New Criaisal Judos Let. =AMWAY 2011111iLY. Thomas Putter. a sae sheet 23 years of age, Ina sisergiad with the leilowing dung highway robbery : Eisalarth Westin, inmost Sinn Sweetlood. of 6 4 . JO' nye street, Si. James% stated that at half-net nee last sight she tarsal resod Word street, Smith-meat% Weer• Waster, to eater St. Jeha•street, whoa she obsereed the primer step before her. sad leek up es if $ eseartale the nano of the street. She looked at bin as she passed, sad is s innate afterwards be epic pined lbw self la bona her sad leaked Weeds the benne. No thee assisted her sad enprised whether that woe Ift. lehnenen, soil ono beiag asewered is no sfirsative, ansind whe ther she Imam a Yr.. Walters to that street, sad whin the was Wins that eke know reboil rater.. be wintewl kw pew, wkkik eM Mkt la kw bawl with s tarsi otiordo. "'"iiiqrs • 'EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1855. end ran of wit► them. She pound Wm, and he was esprared, bat In the muse of his paring through emith•egaae, he wee joined by another fellow, to whoa he gave the pane, and the latter rude hie Neaps. Primer admitted that he wee the pens, w►o side the inquiries of the prosentriz whisk' she had deactibed, but denied the robbery. IL was reseaded for • weak. The pane. whisk fortaastely only eionlaisid 145., wee not resound. THA S. PSBR? BOATS. This amain, Kr. leglsen hemmed Impostor Smith, et the H divides, t►at he had received • eamphiat reereting the dangereas end overcrowded atatii et the May boats plying between hlillwdl ettin and hat Grieswisit, Heat. The magistrate said that It was alleged that the terry baste were overloaded with .ale sad female gammen every eveateg . sad salon same means were takes Se stop slush impress ragtime, same serious ambient veld! cast by the boats Wag swamped, sal a grant Iris et hie west! &dn. Complaneat mid that he was is the habit of yaniag sense the river !fora hie employment, tun there was one wanness wise would not lam the plyieg plan without Ms boat was oeseiderably crowded with additional penmen, egoism the min laid down by the Weeemees's Onapay. Xr. Ingham gen direction to Impasse( Bain to take immediate step to step each nalawiel sad ingenue motion laspester delete said the wetter should be at ease sees to, alter whisk the subject dropped. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day shows an as. favourable reaction. Prioss are morally quoted 1 to per amt. lower than at four o'elesic yesterday aftsrtioos. Loudon and North Western Stook is quoted 931 to 94; Great Waiters. 491 to 601 ; Midland, 621 to 831; Lauesshim sod Yorkshire, 741, to 761; Caledonians, 281 to I sad. South Brateras, 17 to I. French shares are firm. OSMIUM MAIMS MID ROOM 116 I P 4. I 'Unman. ar mi l LT" Ildes to .day 10 I 0.0. II U Maim ..................... De. IN.; f Par •I• &Wilk Seder 4.44.114. =1,.0. - arp.. De. a, Na 3 09 111 DS 107 10 01 le ft IS If Omit sad O Salt MOW a. L • p.•• bd. Ord. daw n & pa.,1410 I Cu, de. 14.1 De. New • per Ont. Ike* Sid.U•ka.4 Cast .. fild..P•rdhOssias 4 pg. ie. it. st. et. N. • — nkiTe e.Spa.red.atlOp.eLpia De.o pff MM. re 01. DapAIiaIagANPALPS pealbod. Ult PIC lia S_pAluj Da7TriTsiesismri. DUO Deeddruddo 4 Lot. ProL grow De. CboodoPooL IL ad.& De. do. de. 1 p.c. Ds BErs. Ods. De. Orem Our limo Dd. db. do. Iddorldr di Ir no Z - 0 - 1•14 1. 11 mak Us& ILO. %A 4611.11.011?. i 7 w 111 11l 10 117 IPIP 11l IN i 71 gi i le e; p. 7I i 44 1061 1 4 6 Cli 1 PS ni 04 114 ►i 2 Ii .11 IL IN 1114 84 at i orL,Mll4oo. NI all Um. fl 994 Oldiss.lpa ..64:644./40. 16 1 fla. 174 all Do.CINLIMPANDBB4.O. I* 144 U 19 D. do. de 3114... 9 I. 100 OPP and SNP ..... 80 SS NIOO all I 4 liderlad 114 SI PI Out aid 180100...—. 46 Dina dad N 1004. 64 44 db. U all Dasi..l4ll4..and DIO dbardJ. 6 Ot. 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IN klub NUM M II to all Moth prwa, lU. 1 • W D. 1 • — — • I Do. ft. we SaNers—Danerk D at Si Nle D. laselao -- 8 8 AN a IS D. ISJILL Porn $ 44 419 N all D. Sada 114 12 81. 1110 Do. Yak —. 44 4114 N Nadu 91 N ati D.SowlM.srai. 17 MlL itralssikire--. $ i No SI 41 11 U. IN Wara.ll Wow. IL IN OPP NO 1414 IL IN MOP ....« l4 71 1111 42 44 MI all Dom —...........—. 10 II IL IN *Pas 1146 Non *Po 304 1114 16 TarkskAlLNalea ilk SO I Da. do. dlo par SO 16 Illatop Watiglap SS it too so d Doollootos. U oultookiMolL 10 all Tak of INNS . 184 IN , 118 411 Oraserlord rd Wawa, N all Parka sod Uparlak . 19 21 N all Nut OtrawM. 4 11 N • 19.0odatLan.Saeniral — dY ' • P Dad., rea.sodiv.tM7 Do. B. prat. pill,' I —pm I it • Per • 11l iPs Ei • Ps 14 8 1 ii t ff SS U SS SO SS SO SS ii I Ili la 47 Hi 114 3 IS dii 131 '4 l . : i ~; l- L11 . 774e_ PriTisnk De. riecN par it• DWG ne44 PIE ant 91 — 55 le 4e l es 4 .... 06.5 pe5.W.11.11x.116.1141 %silk ..... 4e. I. Tata Deforalt. $. 111skh4a.—. 0.1,W arailW eLl3l4pAt Do.Beriema. Prig. 101. St. DIM! ftzta:4lple....plial II Fe N 1 * I !r 14 , pa Ct.... Wale sus. 44 Plies! 4 4c. AMIRICAX RAILWAY& MN* tha 4 sl Bp. mot. . _. ... 187 88 If Do. I for Nor ... ... „. INA N II Do. 7 poi Nor Moo Ural .- lAN I t 7f Do Ns as. Dm% SI Ads pea 7 II dl 11141dpa ININI. I par owl. .- 1880 98 ft ' PITANNif potent. NM hod) INS II 181 Dr b. 7 per mot amowelflo INA 111 IS Soo YNRIN%/ rola. Mom NO 14 /I Do. do. dr 1411 Do. do kd Wort. ... 1118 I Deb do. NAN/ Nod Olds 1.. NM Pori Nod our on obi• am Iltimildipl Ist Moot. &ado - Da. do. IN BNowt. Ora. Olotral Ns. lot Sortfor Do. dr. NI dr. Nit. ... Mk. obi Ileallig •p. 41. Ist tlort. Mai Do. Sol Illsoipp, • pir eat... 1110 Do. a lear•Al ii n is if $ ii 74 74 75 le ii N 1i I M 11 , 01111ifill 'RAILWAYS. r em ma .. islibs Isaias hulks Mir s tqChiliorms 21 21 Ms 4 2 As Par i le 65 ° V tiI lia I ,0, 10 ps JEW II 10 4lO 14 15 -i - p. 5 i die 5 gIaPM = 7. sl sr 1 1 3 11 U et NO Pm !ot las SOS iii 100 101 IL IS 104 101 - 11 - 111 11+ I i 1114 Was i i 3 r 1 s4i 111 14 ile 74 H§ 44a 4$ 4.5 1, 20 lUMIIIII Briers et Main Me(amok Aimee Iwltlaw. s Tr Ds. Ompy.'s tkp.d.do. caw st rims. bibs Pallasslia... Do. Illettemi psalm Gt. Do. uumaselingoimit.n. tatt 65. Ot D . e West. Oases. Issas Do. New Ii pis Cent . MAU.do. ply 51.0pt.d0. id till 5 De. 11. Do. ds. DI, do. as Ds. ds. Tiorttliost op. amities tad Tomb) De.. pie ( Lases Sad GOYIM add Illadlistussos Do NW: - Ds. =ft. Ltd.... Idols De. Dm Itsmolddils (with gill Ds. ds. (ss tat. itolliestst Ttsass [ DSO 116 situ Oste Clunisial Is &quits* I Do. 118. st. &Mk (t *Laub. I terweglas Lysol Troia Prat. Patna& —.—.. ! Pods sad prisms ......... 1171.7.74 — Ha - Ve = Lori Doi& —.. Ds. per cast Prot. —' aliaol . E”.l pet emu .. lii di. i :1 I Ida 44 I 4 Ds. 14 pa Ont. Prof Wow! el Mass ...«... IS 111 16 is TRAFFIC RETURNS. Moe Par Nor- Tone), Total LIMA% open. omen, amen. WA. WA. Week endue N0v.17. A A Memo, and lona Reg= 6,10 5104 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very hole English wheat oa sale this morning, and the arrivals from abroad since Moaday have beta trifling in the extreme. The trade in Mark-lane was quiet, at Monday's currency for both wheat and flour. Barley =detained the late advance. Oats were is fair request, and unchanged in value. Beane and peas steady, at former prima. AINIVAIII INTO LONDON PROM NOV. 19 TO NOV. fl CD& &etch. bitb. 1990 fidja. ...... 3010 Na1t........... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Rouen —This market is doll at yesterday's priors, 780 bases of Ravaanab were offered is public sale, and bought in at full prices, the portion of the Mauritius sale bought is yesterday has bees sold by private contract. The refined market quoted nominally the same. Correa.—The nubile soles are gone off steadily. Native manias quoted 665. Bd. to 661. Tao remains firm, prices are watered. Buirrwrni.-300 bags of Bombay, refraction, 21 sold at 266. to 28s. 6d. BPlolll.—Popper. white, bought is at 74. Pimento sold at Old. Mom sold at 2.. 64. to 2.. 84. Nutmegs, 2.. 3d. to 3e. 3d. Eton soathsam is largo demand. NITZATI OP SODA sold at 194 COTTON —4OO bales sold luxe Friday. Rex —Rut India, proof, sold at 3.. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market fe steady to day, at the seamed qactatiose, eis :—Tows tabor, 72i. sett sags; Petersburg Y.C. es the mot. 71e. to 71e. id.; November to December, 71.. Od. ; Jiuwy to Karel, 70e. td. to 71.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Minus. Pettemdea end listith report that the old hop ditty was doelsred oa Koaday lest at 396,6361. 61.6 i 8-21.14., sod that Csatetbary, oat of Mb snansala paid I 98,1721. 18i. 101 d. ; Rochester, 146.4891. llt 61c1„; llestez, 97,4191.13 a. ; Woreester, 36,0641. 16.. ; Farnham, 29,8291 61. 914 ; sad Kingdom. 2,6691 Oa. 91d. There I. more business doing this morals( is wound sad low hops thus for some Wow pea. COAL MARILET.—'PHIS DAT. Haswell, 195.; Walls End Riddell, 19s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Haswell, as. 3d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 22e. 3d. ; Will. Bad Stewart's, 22r 61 ; W,lls Bad Tess, 224 34.- 20 kith ships at market. MR. CAIRD AND THE WHEAT CROPS OP 1856. Mr. Odra his published another letter on the sub- Jett of the wheat mops of 1855. He still believes that the , &Sammy ea the whole will be covered by an estimate of ale tenth below ea average crop. "Prime are doebtlem." ke sets, materially affected by the quastity said to have beak ' Imported to maim good the defective harvests of ear Huse. tiasigh_beass. hat the expert at wheat lea mere fraction the whale Miemenipelem ad the esentry ' sad is math more than cousterhahneed by the besemed Imputation at the same period of this year." Even after dedeating Ma per mat. from the last return, we .1111 lad, from the Giwtee retares,the deliveries of this year of wheat from the Lumen equal to lea, one-fourth greater than 1863, sad one. teeth greater than 1,852, when wheat was selling at 38e. a quaff. " While the deliveries of oar own wheat us this year neat to last, how stands the foreign supply front the quarter we are moat likely to get It, America 1 The following is the eamseat of shipments from the Hated States to this country in doer and wheat, Wes lated la quarters. for the months of September gad N aha :-185t, 8,707 qrs. • 1856, 199,197 qrs. Looking to these feats, and the dim inished coosemption ceased by high prices—while admitting the scarcity oa the eontinent mad the partial failure in some legalities at hoese—l would ven ture to advise the English farmer not to miss the present prises, but to sell as he get. his crop ready. He eased be for wring with 80s. to 90s. a quarter, and be has the market comparatively to himself at present. It is just possible that. by the mouthed May and June, Aglaia., which has already made a good begins's& may posy into our markets the surplus of as &headset crop, as she has done before who prises were far lass tempting thus they are now." Surrout Riroamaroar Imirtrirriorr.—An in trude& esseting of the meeilKol, gentry, sad clergy of Bilielk Ilie he ort Moak, - Nowmarket, with a view W the estatillelloMut of ea tee~dos for the reformation of juvealls 'Madero is the county of Suffolk. Among Moss mesout were Lord Henniker, Sir W. Middle ton, KT B. Keirrismi. ILP. ; Sir F. Kelly. M.P. • Kr. J. C. Cobbold, M.P. • Mr.Oakes M.P.. 80'. lir W. Middletes pee'sided. Sir B. Herniae, ILP., aimed :—.• That this meeting. deeply coavineed thet the release of juvenile tem* is me of our greatest evils, oreasiders it a duty incembeat apes all to make semisoft canes in the endesmer abate it." This reeolation wee seconded by Kt. B. C. Rowley, sad canted unanimously. Mr. C. Aisne, Mariam of the Woodbridge Seniors, moved the seised remoteness " That a reformatory school, miter the I set 17th ad Mho( Vittoria chap . 86, be established kr the I whole imam of Saba, sad that 'frailties be mat sat reqeseting the ereiperstion and subscriptions of all mesas in the meaty latereeted in the sadertakieg." Bolsi beiag seesoded by Mr. W. Loeg, this resolution waa ales carried smaistomely. Lord Henniker, Sir W. Middletes, and Sir B. Bathes were appointed trietem, and, ea the mono& of Sir F. Kelly, M.P., the following oemsaitte• we. appoisted is saporiateed the management of the Be. hesitator, Sehool. vie.:—Sir W. Middletoe, M r C. Leslie, Mr. B.C. Rowley. Mr. W. Long, the Rev. T. Morsels, Kr. T. B. Wester.. Sit B. Minima, and the Bev. 8. H. Alderses. with power to add to their umber. Amebae resehitios waa adopted, authorising the committee is meet at seek plass wad time as might be conmeient to thesseelms, shoe whisk a Tom of %basks we. pawed to the ehaiessan, and the promedisp terminated. A donation list was monied, and anent the names mitered were those of Sir W. Middletea for 601; Lord Henniker, 60: ; Sir B Kenison, 601.; Mr. T. B. Weems, 301 ; Mr. J. Bermes, 601 ; Mr. 11. Wilms, 60/ ; Mr. W. Gordon, 201 ' • severs! for 101. and 61, with as manual donationdonation of 1501. for three years, by Kr. John Fitzgerald, malusively for the salary of • well qualilled waster. HEALTH or Ler Dos.—Tbo rate of mortality in last week was tithe, higher they it had been In October, bit was Mill ineeklerally below that which irosamenly pre trial at this Missend period of the year, thoogh the hth of old pumas hes probeily su ff ered already trews th e e oold and fog of November. la the week that ended os Satarday 975 deaths, of whisk 627 were these of males, and 448 those of mewl registered ia Leedom. being 177 less this the average mentality of aweemonding weelis ia the years 1646-54, if rained in properties is %mean of popolatioe. Diseases of the amen% elms are in the aggregate hoe fatal the. usual ; the mertality from Owes of the respiratory selPtes le wearer the maims" onset, and Mows a dm but mestaat isereme. Last week the births of 855 boys sad 786 girls, la ell 1,640 children. were regiiteeed is Leedom. L tite tea eemeapeudiag weeks of the lean 1846-54 the average sulks mas 1,391. MO NAY MAIKE7 -THIS DAY. Two olhosi. The English fund@ opened this morning lat a further slight improvement, but have since be. come weaker. Prices are now quoted a per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, and boldness is altogether less animated. Consols for the 6th December were first marked 89/, and are now quoted 881 to 1. For money, the present, price is 881 to /. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88, and the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 881. Exchequer Bills have fallen to 12.. to Be. dis. Mosey is in great demand in the Stock Exchange. The foreign stook market is inactive. Turkish Six per Cents., after rising to 81/, have relapsed to 801 to 1. The New Four per Cent. Loan is quoted 31 to 31 dim.; Mexican Bonds, 19 to 4; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 191 to 20. French Three per Cent. Rentes have been dealt is at 66fr. 230. (exch. 26fr. 26c.); ditto New Loan Scrip at 1 prem.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificate' at 931 to 1; Russian Five per Cents. at 96; and Eqaador Bonds at 41. The Liverpool advioss mention that about two. thirds of the 176,0004 in specie brought in by the Africa was at once transshipped for Havre. The rest of this supply is also expected to be sent away forth with. --- The bar silver brought in by the Atrato from the West Indies was sold yesterday for India and Malaga 6s. 140. per or. standard, being no less than 0. higher than the price realised for the supply by the previous packet. This rise is calculated to attract fresh supplies of silver from the Continent, and con eivently to affect in an adverse sense the Continental Mr. ri. Millen, the oommissionerof the Repnblio ' of Equador, gives notice to the holders of Columbian Bonds that the conversion of 21i per cent. of these bonds into bonds representing the foreign debt of Bquador, in conformity with the agreement concluded at Quito between the government of the republic and the agent of the bondholders, will be commenced on the 26th inst. _ _ _ The 23rd instalment, doe in June, 1854, on the Portuguese Annuities of 1843, is advertised for pay ment on the let Deo. next. A call of 100 f. (41.) per share is to be paid on the shares of the Great Central of France Railway Com a poly between the Ist and 20th December. The Master in Chancery charged with the winding up of the Cheltenham. Oxford, and Loudon Juno don Railway Company has appointed the 12th De cember for the adjudication of all undecided claims upon the company. Tit ROYAL BRITIBII BAN] 27., A d.l To OaMtal Stock esteerinedal37,ll6o Of wtdcli 145.927 10 0 13 = a tk a A n includ ing Promissory Notes or Hies. made. Weed, and ln etroulation, by virtue of the Bank's Charter; and tootading also 00MitII on SC of new dares; and Ba lance carried to Profit and Lome Amount ........ 9110,104 19 4 £1.145,612 9 41 £1,146,532 9 4 HUGH IN NW OALIERON. General llanither. Royal British Beck, Tokrabotmeyard. N0v..16E0. =Liabeitica and A. on Oct A ad. By Securities for Lows ; .redodit ces C A las si neharil Babstes dos .3 ... anta. .; Pncai". sal Pro amif bs Berek . , six SlAlask .." of England ..1,144,672 4 TOISDLY Bvsrriwo. The English fonds opened this morning at an un favourable reaction, but, on a renewal of speculative purchases by the influential buyers, whose operations sassed the sudden rise of yesterday afternoon, a 'harked upward movement set in, and was fully 'maintained to the close. The market finally left off # per cent. higher than yesterday, with a strong appearance. These purchases are presumed to be based upon an idea that the suspension of warlike operations daring the ooming winter will be taken advantage of by the German Powers for a renewed attempt at the establishment of a basis of agreement for paw. The rise ham been facilitated by the dairy of operators for a fall to cover their previous males. An advance on to-day's Paris Bourse, whore a similar speculative movement is in progress, operated in the same direction. An itscrease in the demand for money in the Stock F.:- change, under the influence of which 43 and even 6 per cent. wee freely paid for loans on government asperities, had no counteracting effect, being regarded as temporary and induced by the instalment of 10 per ant. which fell doe to-day upon the 16,000,0001. loan. To-day's rise in silver, and downward tendency of time continental exchanges, however, must be enu merated on the unfavourable side. The buoyancy of the Camel market imported increased strength to every other department of the Stock Exchange. Is Lotnbaa.street money continues to find full employment, but the demand to-day was chiefly for the Stock Exchange, the members of which hold the bulk of the outstanding "Consol scrip" of tim bre& Consols for the 6th Dec. were first marked 881, and rose with little reaction to 881 to 89, the closing quotation. For money the final price was 883 to 1. The day's business altogether was of a more important eiseeeter than for some time past. The official beim report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Osusele, for motley, sag,BB, sot, 3 1,1) ditto. for ao meant, 6tb Dec., 881 , 3.1. 1. 3. Three Per Colt. Reduced, 87, 873, 3,3, a. New Three per Cent,. fin, 1,1, 1, 88, 883. Thirty Years Annuities, ex pirtog in April, 1885 (new loan), 163. Bank Stock, 909, 208. Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 983, 3. The market for Exchequer Bills remains very heavy. After falling to 12s. to Bs. die., the price aimed at 101. to 6s. dia. In the foreign stock market there was little move meat, except in Turkish securities, purchases of which were induced by the rise in Consols. At the sales of sugar to-day, Mauritius and grainy Bengal were chiefly sold at a fall of about 2s. to 3s. par wt. from the highest point, the remainder having bees bought in. There were not any public sales of ecdbe, but privately some inquiry was experienced for the plantation kinds of Ceylon. Rio continues to meet with a very large business, and still shows • an upward tendency. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CtoosL.. The gold mining shares remain dull. The Company's shares are the best supported, marking 12s. 6d. Pontgiband shares have been dealt in at 14; South Australian Mining at 101. ; and the shares of the Old Australian Mining Company at 10a. (61.105. paid). Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Alfred Comets, 20, 21, 191, 20, 201 ; Cupid, 13 ; Rut Alfred, 4..; Greet Alfred, 14 f , 161, 161, 141,16; Greet &Wedge, be. 6d., 61. 61. ; laybrioge, 29e 31e.; Lady Berths, 24•., 28. ;. Merthyr, 12... 13i. 161.; Nook Hemet. 36, 391,361; Par Console, 161, 161; Rolowerse Vetted. 210, 2421 booth Tamar, 61, 1; Bowleg* Comae, flj, 1; Tong Comets, 17.. 6d., 15. , 20.1. ; Trelsene, 31, 1 ; Wheal Kitty (Waist), 82, 31, 32. 321; Wheel Tebioy, 22e. 6.1., MO 9d.; Wheel Treks* 133. The following transsotione also took place in the Stock Exchange yesterday, viz.: Alfred Cossets, 201, 1,1, t ; Greet Alfred, 131, 141, 141, 16; Per Console, 161, 1 ; Combo. 61; Combed, 7; Dam, 7; Tebidy, 346, 11, 1 6-16 ; Who! Edwuri, 21, 1; Foal Bowes, is. THE Nsw METROPoLITAR BOARD or WORKS.— The *lentos of vestrymen ender the Local Management Act baying takes plus', the ..it procesdieg before the Reseed menthe of the act is, the cosstitstios et the sew Bassi of Works, ea the 12th proximo. The statute provides that es the 12th December throe members of the Metropo litan Board of Works are to be elected for the City of Landes. aad es the sum day the vestries of single parishes end distriet bouts are to shot other members The lambus area vasem 1$ moues. sad ns., be re-elected. The elmied members of the new board are to elect a chairman, sad to amide spas his salary, which is not to be less than 1,600 L a year, nor more than 2,000 i. The powers of the aare sot to be ezeraised salsa nine of the merabin reesent. TM emend operetban of the set will take phials es the let of January seat. Vzsny Msyrixo it CHURCHEL—There is an express preeieies is the sew Local Management Mt pro hibiting any future vestry meeting in easy *arch sr dor& 6 ii i. 17!. ail le 1. I mil t• I • 14! I ill 4 i sy if lili I io an SI 21i 2 11 42 i ate, pup sw time two l es eig r the MN• t,l sysi a mr• I lb Ims : OW erne pan am. AM ow limo. rir. I 10• 1 115. AA .os. %re ..0 wis wii• I moo sgsbil assios *ary ft I pa: I