The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-08 00:00:00

= T T II BPOWPING. THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. TO TOO sums or TO Sot,—Pfirsor, is the meal, of racing, has ow isa bass eadowiarlsol te welt mystery as the fortireambig Wars. Aaron Cap M Liver poel, for. after tea days' spew Win ttyealll, red wain forty sight boars d is 1 *A sel l s eery easel .re In the rent ea to wart the Add eerie et The proceedlap to commies et et lead Milmdesee aai that were lamina lab Me mearbet as Mem* week lam bass boss et • sea "a rta c ote " : "Lk a. :f a ts 18 m Pal t e:- taced " mums has %sea teaeliod —so iiMag that the meet cot Tsely lon to retell' ile *tie of " mem" fur the ' DAMNS" will be allowed to eel assesalves la a aort lima Whoa dret More mew M Mee lee it, am Mere Were 1111=1:d sr* ball as may bat Ma the siegd reomy amounted be 4001., woe' ilea te the meta= al America led arrsdares of Ileerp•el.' wale lie Lama pa lowa as cam la the sea yaw as law aimed lie mesa to 1001., sad Maim * ~Mt ft lel ; Bihar rbieh another Afar _look lam Aft the theamil asplaies sod Arnim@ 11 1 61 , 11 the Mk, sod the lemee belle Let rise Sad thie s came dem thell ameme limerAf, t pi e= vont the 18011 falling to lee s grow Elttll bas loot caste dace the ion 7 ad lb. numerical strength /thn "1. 6.14 " a s i t i , orT s br grabs= the following Statistics, which may be lass as • haw, elf from its Commetiesssest , - 1 IT. 1 Bleurl Mama Lt 1 sbuthdr, Jes al lb WO.. Nab/ al 11 116 IS U 4to 1 1661•444 • 4 11 10 1 Nis larlumnif.. 6 14 to 1 MT.. U... 1 7 76 a is BSo 1 Dieligss 1444.. % era 146= 7 10 to 1 10 4le 1 II 74 U 16 2so 1 6 10 10 1 radedredi 6 If 44 1 10 104 4 VW ~..,,,, lO 51 VI 15 6to I ITU Simko 6 14 to 1 0 14 to 1 5 1410 1 This yew thew were 85 wowed, sad IS encipison which awe& be eseepkteed of ; but the Gehl theseins to be poser than Keil el 1818 ar 1888, aid up to K. pewesd time orb are wind be- bees side to maintain adm *non in the marked, light bet* from 30 le I an tict Nth el the pilse line Weeing to foam in feetoler ci si psw ilanmersliK, Cline Agin Indus trios, The Batas, Warn... Nil iiiiirsini me ..6,ll2. o .l:ln....pi he will km eery Mk fie Kew MK 611 Mist may start Os • emisitedin of the slew MmMtlim it aso eiwily be dammed that ben the esnmenewint the favourites hew led 18 el liar ewe way, lir eleinte fiddle winning en Kees sonedens sal df ides if say totutory were lonammi basil Lewin held that position for some time the swine le INP, cil=e &chow' to 810 1 Nib ineweennineef and Mt. 41as se " wenn" lOW MEM at ► to 1 each I,autl the .er of Weis who Ind beau Whim liberties with w■rdentesain is "int a*" Whisk lueegin bin, to 7to 1. Thus, is UR se of the these Iseenrites t•isel one of the eareisd piste ; but the lobate bed yew following, wheelies only hareesnelly bast at finish were the int few Is the tees; Ind in 1888 sail 1880 the int fewwwile ales Is get bows. Tho Golden have bees het littie so far, sad to follow osiandesen the &y hit le be • spirits op h that the three- aide Wee testes the rid hones by Knee to one as repro the Mot plase, while Ow ewe she reeenil sod slant in Id—thud and lamb in Vf—sessed la W— and second sad firth In It Renews; it nennes little wbettur Light is a three or few year old wine welt bias are playel with rawly ail the home OW wpm to haw lb chew. against W os paw, sad GM oily wank hacked io earnest op to the evil hi meanies Is bb esseist of The Brener sad Mown& ; ler Alm& Killigreer sal Petra are at Liverpool, led sow and thee mite that; wove mote i. the lit of qesistines, the to but *gnaw Urn is very stains ; awl the enetehirg s hest ed • to /wive either et Golden Pippin. the of the Wins aunt be embed i. Oladiatia, Wtiatherhowd, Hones, Pirdwewat te lli m ie Ken„ (Mosher, and, perhaps, South Auskeilin, Sink sad 714 Ablennen, the latter bag is the satin sL retuned in the Calendar se Ml. g paid MIA. Rh chi rno very lowest, and new entlisly Weans nay happen thee has wesibleg ell the " poi r while Gloilibse, from his perionewies with Kornreich at the Nevierbet fletend °Weir Mesh * kens quite St he Bops with hie. Bet those is ao meesse a l r ftg Lielst sad The inwor—the Wirt liewlng dew welt • geed thing "sd bone that we haw wow nurse to beam be it 10 lbs bid of feria, sod with web liaised weight hi shame i. sheet the It totem es weer, the seat is my eilinsties bin Light ang Oihrelit, kw Ws isties Isimpi IN the liisinse FINK way Wpm= tie peed splines I alw rz be al him eat, he., UVIRPOOL AUTUMN RACES--WinxisonT. Tat Ammon Ptan (Ronitimp) of 00 sera Wilms Wm. manna. (14 tliarted atomic 406 . 1 & 1369 . 4 1 111 - `Dom I Mr. WW2a yra SA men (s2ln i Mr. A. war Art, 4 pm, TA filh terbeentra Malt of lieMerlehl„ 11 Tbd fellowfag she tea: etmeherfaad, 01:=1for 6 4Y Lassaidro, Amidst Andrew, Owen& Meliteg : f to 4 apt Gibraltar, sto 1 :5 4 ba lasbeek, 1 eget Ancient Andrew. Woe by two ; Itha same Wawa the mooed sad tined • good f Tel A unman Sin.uno !tuna of 5 eon. el with 25 Ward. Optional mo il ing weights, kr. T. Y.C. sate.) Me T. Mss Writhe. by Member, 2 Tr, ;la:. Mt Medi b Mr. Millape Cones, 2 yrs MX , Sat Mb a 1 Mr C. Kwerls•thasYa Eausdals, 2 yrs 404. 10Ib o Noble I Mr. Ppm's tby Lorin Game—las, 2 yrs 20 Sst alb Mr. T. 01•11011 . 6 Ardent A•Arew, Tsylne: 4 wed St.:, 74 alb ballocet Blahs; : 2 to 1 on Ladylike, who made .11 the running, W:a • carder by four lemphe ; two *On between' the second and chi , 1 . The maw au bought is for 1% &sou. Tie hi:STARLIT Nr•61112 MURATA'. oral=s( 5 asea .s.k ) t ft, with 70 added for 2-yr olds. BaN • Wis. Pr rate. Mr. T. (We !tannish. by Illeentelt Web Owl& Mr. Harrisoa's Lahly iib M Mrs* t Mr. Hlinell !Wk.' to al Mr. Maybes* Lsslylike.7l6 4 Mr. Itobassuo • t by Osenheb IMM•pink isi M Kr. Osaerae• Olney Wirt *la i e %Wag : 7 to 4 on Nalimaj to 2 ap• Win* / to 1 apt Lady Ripon. Noting.; Orb pby, plainsi p Lady Ripon. the former ismer*, lir Lai balm seash_ li isis tie stand, and violin easily by tow bmilat • Os taking the preliminary canterGipeidinmeipl. tan ram sad fell, throwing Gnzaahao, biromoni Tex Mantra Wanza Cup (in spek) of 30 say., added to a beadiest) •weeprtakre of 5 sort ascii ; Mums extra; gentlemen riders; prolemiona/a, 51b extra; mewed to are Ms Aka. Moot • nide aad a half, ~leg op. posit* the stables. (Id tuba) Mr. Whittaker's ?bat Lord, by Lord Froccenug. a yn, Met alb inc. Sit eats O. S. illangass: 1 Pram's lrtah Mtn lanai, 41 T2l, art Mb geomm) Mr. Jean, 14 eilegir a M. DA Mb fin Mb extra ins 11, bra The following also ram Killigrew Prison of Orange, tihaffield, or by Voltigeur—Rosebod, and Mrdpm. Bettie, : 6 to 4 apt First Lord, 3 to 1 apt Jenny Loaf lop, sto 1 opt soy other offered. Irish moire the running to the half distance, where Pa= am out, and woo by half • length ; • length hoboes% the moored sail third ; Mee Priac. of Onage via fourth ; the Rensind colt last throughout FF(X;ILAN)IE OF TOMORROW'S RACE% Tag Gnat Avarua, Cur, eau NO eefro, added I. • haodirar sweepstake. of 2• aim sea ; 20 ft, and 3 oily if declared ; the second to, reoeiee Weave, out of thi maim, and the +how tepee 30 owe to the judge . elarter, he. A whiner 1 , 1 may haadteap after 0ct.•15 (at 3 p.a.) al the value of Ilft arm 2410; of two Of 200 aura., Vb • sad the whiner al the OrielieWssehirs, 12th extra ; the seemed, 51b extra ; bed se berme mere than 19th extra. Otte Who mad glia,„ i n a rt erg , (g• 846., 4a of whose pay 3 lova. sash.) The highest weight itees heiag iat 1:11b, it boa bum tailed t.. pet 12b, and Os Wherein' preportion. rater bigot Ate A lb Aira mlla Nereeeet Gla 4 • • Lie 1140•41 e. Ihromeeldle Umber 6 3 £ 161114141444. 4 18 8844te.r444•4 tie 141484 .4 U i ze .8; 8 D I 484648884 ..... ... a . el 468411484 Aft wagst $ IS Maw 681 $ ele N AM 6 1 lobutileut 4 The Nom. 8 4" 4 1164611.80 ' 8 4 Arbist• 4 UMW 4 II , 1K . 11161 8, 8 4 .. 8 =it . 8 4 4 8 6844= sa. 3 6 S 3 o ...= Pun d n tli sem 18441 . 1 ~,c ; winner, of 11 gar li ge talapp. To clot and or name l' cia .. 4.446644 7 AIN! • 11444444 Reams Las et 3 arra each, with 30eadett; 3.684•14, 161 an, ; 647. WS 36 ; ave. mu. earl aged, Lgok ; nem NM 4814614 828.011108 ; le. wisest of any hurdle nos la 16 prersuarer Masks ; 3-yr.ohte mot haring woe a elterpleehese ar Mai 8488 •1664 alb, sad 4-rr- u Td i and upwards 6.ime 681•4 the.. time Isieepterheeee or hurille non) in 1050, sod all laviosaais oloved 716 ; the wiener to be said for 100 Dora • ff sainted to be sold for 76& allowed 711, ; 651., 141 6 ; ;ad say Vlttibiotba hod gentlemen riders allowed 51 6 . 611.0 Obi • half, starting opposite the stables, over Meats of hurdles. ( saw) . . • is AO 9ftialer MOP • 4 Surd I'veme• VI der Ilmrsur 11.71.111P11: 1 2 Q% te 1' 5 ' i11e .1 4 677 Mao pep ' • atO a• al* handri ma.. • • TEN Ifoolre. ifetent MAIIIIIIO4II , lii al sors,, dila le • ocoospolobo of 11111 PR 44ip l roldlo ; winos lido 60 711 cabs ; if tun* tho Nooprid ,lo rocolv• ith son. M•. of Iv Mobs t' a Igo maw.' boa sot toter Ibm Om, Is roodo• le sow owl d the dolor. Ma mime razz: mom Toe aka es so ohom sooo. ll , l rel l tb=r /Ws tokens. To ekes atm sod sow ouTbusiog ovelerat 7 o'clock, alma wolgblo bo be riblicioil des* A Mune ilimirais of 5 sass each, with 20 added ; 2- a. i iinse. (ht 41b ; fair, Set 1216 ; five, 10st 41b ; six sad Aget i lli ; team and allowed Ilb ; home wins 1000 or owed M I the winner to be for 120 wpm; it entered to be sal toe 1001. allowed 316 ; 61b ; 001., 101 b ; 40/. 111113; 241 b ; sad mg serpins to go to the race fond. Frye sob. scribers or an rhea. The furlongs. To close and name on Mundy main at seven o'clock. TRI awn) SiAND NUSBIZT grans of 30 ern., added to • kowtow streepetakee at 3 Km. eselV r W is o go to the fat* to be paid at th• time el istry, for 2- • Inman the d 711) extra ; the whore to b• .o ld for 130' erns.; ff far 1001., 7lb sett► Ti. cebsenlets or ko ntoe flow 'Wow. To close sad Nese as Thursday seating at seem o'aloek. TES 1104 D CH(LD MURDER. __l. ?Rolm Wittnniumr. Th• atrnowlinary inquiry now in proem el being roods bit ten J. B. !random Ins rwarood Me* lag. Be proceeded drat to anil Mr. William Wilkins, Zak( Tlfflidol4, who mid —I wee lire yesterday, and heard %o Quince make her statement. In reference to what she mid, she and I mien &Mood each other. In campaigns Melb your request, asked W. Qsanee, who is in my employ m • milLuan, to be in nitendeme to-day at 12 C'elo -a, but although lam hi reareber be deathbed to do so. Mr..ikindaro—Did he give you any reason for ili, or sey Whet he wished to be done in order to induce him to ahead! --- Witrue—Re said he would not attend tulles he wee sumesed. Mr. Irmihre —As I amsot be. am a registrar toiley, bat in my to capacity, I are • erg* Sato of the county of Wats, I arid be *ratably es weft my duty as a magistrate if lf heist a pummous to compel hie attendance. Re is now I Eadeastaad pees miles off, etteadiagto hi usual avocatirr fas IftEll4 . l I am arosal** i eliged to you few main bees sorry that Mr. Quires s act ben to tell es 167071ewhat he saw or heard or did about 5 O'clock on the Oak of June. After*, *l4 XL thunders said he alma like meek to ham had her Ms. Orebes4,, bat in the abeam Foley mad et Oapter Mardi* it would he seder et Mr. limy aid-till. Tim would rot be preen, wr i j i l 1 %4 1 7 le.°Mit and Miltthit biemilfASse elided to beat epriesery, . Me Mat Kr.Feley year daraad beams It here , Mr.imailem—lt was his duty to te hers sad Me set berg he is may reemesier. Mr. Baader Orr* _efts mil art be Maid I. lark& a charley. whichlrd ben misdeed is areasky. He then laid that whilbinelpeekle Pit.. 7 aed llama ware emir id es 71111- wig* ereitglast la main their ramirhes they z g2a while Amin theal. • *mg bilp mideg mad forwent ea amid aim Nees lift else sparred to Milt NZ Meat's 'bey sabiegerilly saw alai* immairely ober a aightmerte MS of the - upper .cede, sad lie tier af a bilyoilie rood before the window, Oath bed ao a=tjthatis a: ir. He had maim tk the! r: ma =th il rel l ise me te the ihem alth St Oa ams hi t. arees that dr did. It med be het hate, 4 =trim whose eare be 'bed not apt id ^lko Merl to Me el sot now *dive that the yetis kir* saw at ghee wag the rim be saw at the gra, and if these preemie* had erred her the slighter noczghe wee markt* . . by red* r malefeeil that seas et the orarmar's jury suss ia the mew Mr. Illimkes texesd•ci to ry that . he he:l2riVed atir ea esat u t s ten a triter giv welter was agtohites ters rest— tro-4 .. az, LZIW 'irMia roved his being present • Mr. Baader thus nit be iiireit be glad it the gentle- Elle 4it the preps preeent would mmesaleate to him their • yaks r to the muse he had baler pease in the matter . l i let= , mad*, a athelf el his cone.- :I gees aa thee Mr. Bangs wet terlairs afire me about le barb be the Court de Queen B kr * realipusisk. el ties"lisoferst. He sue gaite tiood that I would be a ewer be laiditate the 0141_54 m **s t oma Meat were arm lir ef th el s = aa i w had boa w ads, whewiireretesed, it night then he:. dermal by Mr. ei. re apt' to romers his Feast mi e mere. at Mr. said Ye sae glee* obliged to the gentleman whb that sorgailos, hat it had already been coma-, *red hy Es memt mire seta be 0w it in • Deem' paper OM *warp thia say Weft had taken pleas, or . me* mairoplatios. omit of bad beet held by the nag* leers at frowliridge . lerrosoli ea he bed brisk however, that to p o.bdea yet been erde te dr* shoal was l aida r lesperiag *'ham an simil arities emit hatet him - ea the . ire of term, he War bal tha t a 14 ardeetre *the MI6 of justice thee be strahlais sees of that rem ass • ca in the mare Odra he had amid Bea Ble Co= le !lb . amet, threes! the medians el Pam Mere to the Irowlolge of these who bad . ale Mere to 4 them if they WI AO aid d isibliadil ie s= lme imed fatornation that *see MAO to If a Wows phis mop reasee l dr, it weeded be rot os to him here, at thus he world leilestly. Them wee Me From Them hie met as bib road te Trietheitge wirlied W ies hiA l ia the also et eerier perm verbal el ' whkili la. arm yet biea pub- Hay armlised. th ought it wry mireal sad proper that bribes* se aargirrate those two premealieuld be bread him ead esztunity be shwa ethea4 their imerd. Me bad me et bie at lea. le tad am el tim terehltiallkeurgiclerainola have iikip• so odd he tier thget wo riald Sot be areptable * the reporter. . He to diger, thunders, alb the proper mem tor *adopt, red ass mass was that as& ai smarties meld set be granted for 4 icor tat** The object vet .los mold the necerity fee any me li larseet, which WOW lielahltat the ecuiller ID a Feat ozpore. He soardik that a fresh into t at Dodd_ moms the Milieu of Amin, seas coroner'. he& ahmi*eatissed • may ep~Mis sordid. " W ussdor agifoot arm perm er *moss unknown," which ;as the higher weir art eiel i tt oke reeorded iad = that By adjemidersuald be hi, vi ten viregiE leear de* mu wish as bequiry as that. la thee. emu' 411_ a _ iiii'l a was riled, who stabil thee her frieler4 idwasit Planet and other jurors, bed _ gem lie He. &Ws Mob to affidavits to him as rhieli to *sad es apparlea ter a new *guest. Mr. Itaradere said he very me* wiled be had bees able to mahout Mrs. Orchard with Superbsteadeate Foley and Wolfe. r ea interval, Yr. Saunders easd that be &add ast it in that Noes to-day, bet be would be at the magigiraiser•room at Brad ford-00-Aves to-morrow, when he would not be in his private eswity, as he then was, but as a magistrate of the ea®ty. ftrthek thee this he would oot then say. Haste in the preparation of our report yesterday mooed as to omit • statement as important as any made, which via given et lb. asoaderea request by Mr. Groom He said th at he was at Roxid-laill-house on the day of the in quiet, sod while the YU, was Weak= =mild* tbe= he woe at the leek vim gee girlie Kim Tasks—he it was Mite Catestases—osse pert of the way dermatitis, end seeing him, mime& -This feet, though trivial in limit, was of some pristmee s whoa it was remembered jmt about thoi s =be °assignee sent the itiors- 7te same er. ea GM map wore lla di:we de naeoa af Ihrettedit pegirably *tee fist sang lady about to feteltibe water henA dim maim him Lye gems hack. la the ammo of yestordoy elms Yes. ffedere meg " hs bed a does mat &pr pocket drove set, which if be put his a to it would the whole aspect of affairs." was believed to be • wiriest try.#7/ . :v.,. ••• vl •. • P-r• • • :it • •ir • I t " 0.1 a • g • • f" TITE 'EXPIMS, T ÜBBOAY VENINO, NO DER 8 1010. / late 1 r " ' l' l IIQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 7. (Define the Lord Chancellor.) ' OEM r. IMAM= This wee es appeal from Viera.Chaneellor Stuart, whke fvc = 0 ; few days ago. _ er The . facts were as follows : i °rams a builder, is sit, 1868, entered into a contrMrt to be* a hew at 0 , .. . old for sift% gepelae4 for keno of 1,4110 i Two of the defeedeota Scuola Beadan'and Chancellor, ou the pill of Mr. Cope landl i glii eiNestisernents inviting tendera and that of the Innis. beea nods the mittilia mere don= Z n aanm e iler ii were to meimbleiArpa ‘ lilrib' Mliiir kavi46l.7umr , intat'iliT4ra i l de tn Valk/ SiNallii lbli omesqueeme et pieeimema oh, .Deli Apia len agreeemed to n es of whet had been caeca® l EZl:* 0 "... = being made it was edeaL il a b i i i found that more work bad hew Acme was equivalent to tbe money admeresi by Queer. &ifs thieatialled. he filed Ode praying_ jibe* the egreement to skean the eon :Sistiwiticat:l4" IS hip iindowcun te the o lw/d xsen alderld ue t r of was v°l4. tb:seinio llid obloa thd t, the mat imiald : 4Numiamee pall for b. th dedand o work seder which the plaintiff wee Wesel to *me lob Um egremeent of December, UM% renierni it said, sad that an mormatabould be taken ea to what payment • the plaiatit was entitled. The . present sepal wee then brought. The question butted principally on the evidence as to whether the agreement was entered ifeleirdar damn Mr. Dew% Mr. W. a Leekcad Ikr. Dane for the Phdetiff, suPPoreal the dewed{ Maki= and Mr. Osborne win kit the = sow 0 The bred mama that cm therms& 012411fr a11.1 = 41 of Demeabw, litill red with a knowledge of all the been eirreswewt perfectly bpi, be Ina of opinion *et `the dune of Mr mart below mmt be revesesd, mad the WI ilembeed,lrbbillin BAIL COURT.—Now. 7. dada. at Nisi Prins at Westmialase.—(Before Mr. Justin Crompton and a Otemaisu Jury.) IterML V. !WUXI. —ACTION •O•tiit • lIIMMVOII 11611ISMOT. This was al illeat brve /eff plaildd4 4 • B st a e recover cam in derives As dr • meseenger , fee waft the . tin's goods. The^ that the la question were not fie cows. 4 f Mr. Kiati, ,wd the *Miff ; Ms.. Bee% (Ill a tertZ e and Mr. a were eougad fee free the widens* Mai • the pride entared into iMlit a maid Tsar eliding at tor i> In the coulee al the, a notice in boob:topic% who • furnitastw "il u told by him that up to that Maas no- had been eommitted, and that he sight safely webs* • abet. The plaintiff weal to the kallard of ateliers, sad they both afterwards gnat ib Tweer's atiossey,witositfionted them he was raise* Pill ea istocatice "ii• weir. When be went to die prosier the a eiC,aieereaid tbst Plain tiff would be pselsedy ere to bah the geode of h and ender a ball of sale he paid the essMe ether 61 for 'the stock in trade. After that the deholeat, as of the Court of Bankru tes ty, cuss kapok piesces=C goods, and turned the tiff out of posentioa. Bovill submit that the mooserspo wee pretested. under the Beekruptcy Ad. Mr. Justice Croseptou said be would move the point. by it Mr. Iltt, an outfitter and tailor, at Shaman, and te be signed by two sureties, of idiom Ward, r al pll l( kffors ter ; and it was alleged that he signed not only his eon tams but also that of the other surety, Mr. Poison, a chemist, he having a general autherity to do so. The signatures purported to be attested by Joseph Negation, bet there appeared some doubt as to whether there was such spawn. The bill, which was Med against Kitt and coo Rimer, a butcher, alleged that Kitt was merely an agint in the matter. On the other hand, the de fendants averred that Kitt made the contract OR his own aceonst, and that Ward bad nothing to do with it. A good deal of evidence was read, which was el • most oontradic tory Vice-Chancellor directed issues on the material point'. Mr: • Belly and Mr. Manlike appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Glare and Mr. Montt far &a delswisats. COURT OF EiLCREQUKR.Nov. 7. Satins in Banco.—(l3elbre the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Martin, Channel!, and Wilde.) NM= V. TH3 ZABTZiII COOMBS HALLWAY COMPANY.— T.N3 SOTTIOIHAII socassaT. This wee sa ach,on tried at the flatting' after last teem briars the Lord Chief Beton, at Guildhall, in which I s ti l =atilf sought to recover damage; for injustes by region of the negligence of the de feediate. A t Ed that the plaintiff was a passen ger by do t line on the 20th of February last, admit on arriving at Tottenham got off the um A is rail% t he of one of the leading wheels having broken ; el the carriages were upset, and a number of Vero killed and seeiously injured ; amonpt the the plaintiff, whose leg bad to be amputated. The jury, a three days' trial, found for the plaintiff, with &roma of 2,0001. Mr, Beall now, on behalf of the defendants, moved for • new trial, on the grounds that the verdict was against evidence and, that the Lord Chief Baron had misdirected the jury. He said there could be no doubt that the accident arose from a defeat in the welding of the tire of the wheel, but for this he would submit that the defendants were not respordbia; Mr. Baron Martin—Do you mean to say that the company is not responsible! Mi. Bovill—Certainly. Mr.. Baron Martin—lf an omnibus proprietor buys a bad omnibus, and it breaks down, he is responsible for any injtt ris which nos occur The Lord Chief Bart—Yes, the Pu ri e ur e n ra ot if he hays an omni bus which to all appearance is perfect _ ,Yr Baron Marten —Cotriort are net ineerenk but they are boas& to take reasonable our. lbe defendants would be rrepesable fbr the bad milking of the tire if the defect aoaY have been damovered by seseceshle examination. Mr. - Herat proceeded to say that the wheel Mir to all ap pearance perfect, and had bow at werk without interims dos from October to February. With roped to the misch radon, he • complained that his lordship had without evi dence. left It to the jury, that the unsoundsees could have bandiecovered by hammer*, and read at kW* fano the evidsmee of the mantles whams, to show that this was not the fact. Thelearned counsel was proceeding on this part of the question when the argument was adjournod until this day. Sittiep at Nisi Prim.—(Before Mr. 13aron Bramwell and Common Jades.) PRIM o. BANHAN.--1113 STATUTE Or taiTTATIOWS. Mr. Hairdos and Mr. Boy's were enamel for the plain tiff ; end Mr. M. Chambers for the defendant. Tide was an action brought by the plaintiff, a coach , builder, in treek iiroweear-egour. to recover from the defendant, the Rev. Matra Hoary !am, the sum of 3381.e5. Bd. The defendant pleaded envier* other pleas neve/indebted, sad the Blatate el Limitations , It appeued that the defendaat, the nephew of the Bari 'of T hant, was seed a the emulator of his brother, Mr. William Barham. from whom he bad inherited 40,0001., fir carriages supplied to the drowsed anterior to the yeti 1840. The OAr ,, had not paused his I claim in comeequegue of the eol~or the defendant te ll * him that the matt* wyrosty. Mr. Baron Brahma whether Mr. Chambers in tended to insist apes the et the sedate of limitations. Mr. Chambers mid in puss of certain circum stances the defendbet wai ems to take advantage of the statute. .Thellefeadait had worcesded to red property on his brother's *eh, sad not by vie. The verdict was then found for the dehadank --. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Nov. 7. (Before Mr. Ocionderiner Fans.) RZ ROOM LX LIAM inspair..—ispoarsyr Jyasidarr. The bankrupt was engaged in the leather nude. His Honour now gave ha deniou. He said—Thie is rather a singular case. Hooper, who has his. deshired bankrupt, bad a warehouse of a wholesale character one nected with the leather trade. He Minter est up a shop of a retail character, and one of hie Ade* nee that be might supply that shop with goods hireige -tgoe and draw bills for the vales of ihe by the mi owner &the link le 1 epee which see ng oouc be canna Teem the draw marimy_ . he wIl l :le ne ;he en to have ben devised, in aninies with the struggl e ni in the leather trade, to bailee, In the hope that prim would improve. Hooper took the shop and stocked it, and made an nt with Mildew, which was in substance this—that den should appear to the world owner of the shop, but should really be a mw genet. Hidden was to have ea usietant, mud out of the proceeds of the trade Hiddea was to pay himself a salary, and his natant a @Limy also, and subject to othet ordinary outlay he was to consider the property tie it aril wan, and deal with it aoesedingly. Hugo Ew a' was to adapt the bills drawn upon him, and them tem under Ilibilities to the holders of them bilis, Hidden ink the menthe of insisting that the geode he had charge of sheen is thiamin be its, that ha have a lien upon them to guarantee him against the be incurred ' upon those bilk }Jidda' had hear ektented about his poistioo, because he tam that the VIM mein wen mot his but Hooper* sad that therehee beireeld be nadir liabilities with se amen to meet eeleis aver Mai was made 16 Fed i§ ter the le li ti llit t r i t might be tepees& and the eamestelees vie that Ito hid oommoksted - with Hemet both ilehaly mu m . the matt el width tree that Iliespeeo me neieesel mak re heed ladle Ast i ri se r le weave MIAMI the peril S. width he yes and illeithily he; both by_wcwil sad hiteggine ea bee ea no goods as would we hersi&a. After emu flitim tiaras the email& near add the property in the panne, of Hidden had been edged es betenensi to Hooper, but he should decide that he only had to account to the estate for any surplus arising from it. THE POLICE COURTS. • MANSION-HOME • A respectable•leokiug variant man, named Goma Day, was yartarday brought before the Lord Mayor, who toot has seat upon the bench for the Let time in that with forging and uttering a bill of oxchZe 'l lo t igtr, with intent to defraud Riataad Hank end others, the trustees of the Southwark favootaitent and Advance Associa tion, which carries on ita businon at No. 78, Connou-attest I west. . —. . John (Inuit, a metropolitan police-mailable, No. 625 A, =. that yesterday morning be wee omit for to the ration, Sootlandiard, and he there found the pri• loner. He heard him my that he had forged a bill for 34[.10x, and that it became due that day, and in come games of further information he reoaired he brought the prisoner into the City upon the present charge, Hr. Staging* Roebuck, the seeretary h = of the ocent], mild that in August last On prisoner brought anager him a bill of exchange for 341. 10•, purporting to be drawn by himself, and to be accepted by lir. A. Callous Henry Desk a hatter, residing in Drummond-street, Euston-egnere, and' he wished the society to discount it. Jaquith, were raids, ends few days afterwards the prisoner received the sammy for the bill. It was dated the 4th of Auguektfor a period of three months, and conse9uently became due yesterday. In consequence of information he received witness went yesterday morning to the Bow-lane police-station, where he *w Misi prieonee, sad be told him at owe that the bill he had discounted for him was a forgery, and he afterwards wrote him a letter to the same street. At the time the q:brought him the bill he said that he had been 031110 work for Mr. Dash, and that he had given 'him the is payment Mr. W. H. Dub deposed that be earned on the bedew el a batter at Diummendareireet, KoMonaquare, and the primmer had worked for him, bat be never gave him a bill at exchange or euthorised him to sooept one in his name, sad Vie ostabearing his ac apt waa • forgery. TheiLord r Lea gave the pIUCIK the usual mutton, sad inquired whether he wished in maps say same, to the Omit& He replied—l beers nothing to say. The Amcor was then committed to Newgate for trial. A ef middle age mid gentlemanly - Imes, time name under the eiremneleinees it ia sa well to neehsi public , was Iniegbi up la areftedy at Shaw, ems of itie j at . olioi, upon the cherge, as iii appeared men the of hp* obtaubett by freed - tan hogsheads at fend irt , d .. % aidd of Narbeene wins, value 40K, the Lepa a el M. AimedM. Fidel. Mops* the preprieter 4 Hotel, Mbektrian, end was also carries en Mee badmen at a winanneehant at rioinonsAlana, is Frame. The ciamphisrmt am ahead to be swan seal *olio wi dows whoa Mr. r -, the chief alielLested= ea then wee • Mut amt. it lioa . be 11= . 11ertrIrl i taalri; The mime D A at the charge, as it p p , lann oat 41 weenet MN that could be-made them of • btoinkr. • Mr. Miller, the onionig satonng to, then stated that his client, M. 'meted cm an extensive business as a wine mineheint in P..ee, and the prisoner had induced him to send him a large creek of wine, upon the imeditien that be nut to tnimeshanit far It, or good Wile upon bankers at Paris. - Legend el dab( this he had maretrtaemenitted his own itempleneee ; and it appeared that he bad dice pawned the wine, and relied a madder able Lin wpm ft. Under tbs efeeineelanoes the prose cutor now charged the defendant •4 1 1= es siblaihed his przwt o lv d ze m eas of fraudulent mid that, under the eitennistances shied, the charge of trend Gould not be supported. It bed keg ago a settled peint et law, that la order to = a t of obeaming goods or money H o f take ouns % ,. there must be .• tam representation with to mute existieg fact, and-a mere promise to de et me* future time was not sulkiest. Mr. Goodman Lids lordship the report of a cam in which this had been laid down by the ;often, and he mid that there mom emend similar OM in the boob', and the eseeknathark hag ago been esteLL The Lord Mayor, after locking at the cues, slid that it was clear that he maid noteahrlein the chime liesheadd he very aasions to amid a w ho lad bees de prived et his property by preeseding.. bud ander the eimismasedees the- mi Lenie of She peeteeess amid not Lolly be supported. - The detandent was Len discharged. The Lord Mayor rid he had great pleasure in annoyed* the receipt of a letter from Sir Jammtjee Jejeebboy, en closing a cheque for 50(., to be applied to charitable objects and at the re time thankin g the liberal donor for his benevolence. The letter was to the following effect : "My dear Lord Ma or, —Aa a master of the Worshipful Company of of which my late lamented father and myself were voted members in the year 1855, I take the Marty of entrusting to you the enclosed cheque for 50/., to be devoted to the dimities of the company in such a manner as you may consider beet ; and I ant lead to have an op portunity before my return to India of contributing in some manner to the benevolent purtT i o u f an essociatku with which I have the honour of • more intimately connected.—Believe me, my dear Lord yor, your most faithful servant, "Jaime= Junstior.* The Lord Mayor, at the conclusion of the business, rose and said, that u this was the last occasion on which he should sit in that court in his present capacity, he begged to express his meet vinare thanks to Mr. Goodman and the other gentlemen belonging to the court for the very vahniblelida.loll they had rendered him in the diaoharge of hi duty. He at the mine time hoped that the efforts he had me& to discharge the duties of his office had been attended with some aenonnt of wears, and he could only say that if be bad erred in any decision he had gram, such error was committed with the best, intentions, Ile Gould state unfeignedly that he was deeply Jemmied with the importance of the duties of the high Mhos be had been called upon to fill, and he had devoted his but energies to endeavour to dispense justice as equally se he could to ell. If be had succeeded in obtaining credit for being actuated by this feeling he was fully but he could not mire without upraising hia n t=r ed. ncli vidnally sed collectively to every gentleman connected with the court for the great assistance they had rendered him in the discharge of his duty; and be at the 803110 time said be could not refrain from thanking the gentlemen of the press for the very courteous manner in which he had always been treated by them, and for the very faithful manner in which the proceedings of the court were made public. Ilia kid ship concluded by bidding them all hymen, sod than retired. TRAFFIC RrilThiNl3. 811804 Ts. 11181 To. Mir- Tess% M. s i ms.mpur. 00168.6. We 04 N0.9 S 4 S ni Great M o in WI 1,087 1,498 3,18$ 1.801 Weak maw 006. A. Edlober.sedGlmgasr I4E 6.477 U. Great. Northam 1133 10,810 14,4611 17,7/1 27.100 North Devon US 684 lioistiaol4B4l4/eallik , 3,793 3,916 1. = . 41 tft = ••• I. .4 0 In 62 173 144 iii ...... L ... il .11 • 176 233 408 817 ii= l NM W • 714 611 1,387 1.146 Wolk loutos Ml* Sill stps Am alma mint Loodasfa 111 .... 12,068 6,633 18416 Great WIMPS . ati i 31,304 28,868 =i °641114:16a • ........ Ul 6=lll 1/Mar LOOS sad Yidolas MI 13.306 23,401 38,707 12,480 g 1 14401:0 6. , 111 163 212 390 MS , .. . — 1,970 1,766 Nreg a irl Choster.. .... 3.623 2,910 l Mad • Roses' or. Di. Surratmar.—This individual, convicted at the witting* of the Central Criminal Court, Deteber, 1869, of murder by poisoning, and sentenced to be Horsemonger-lane gaol, but whose case at the time numb excitement, and caused considerable discus sion mid controversy in the public iouroals, which resulted in s = for the murder, Mid his bang put on his trial i for bigamy, will be released from Wands lerorthSones if Correction during the present month, the senteam et twelve months imprisonment paned upon him for the _art,_ o ff ence having expired. Dr. Smethurst Is oom _ reduced in bulk, but his bodily health does not appear to be impaired by his lengthened incarceration. TRH KITRAORDINAZY CULOTTA ROBBLAY AT Nminemmar.—The watch of Kr. Nichols, .1 Nottingham. a .wee ressatly garotted at IleermeMet, rod robbed of %MK, hie base found in a bye yeah 1•901101; from the town Man mcciammos. The nada Mid been trodden into the meth with none atm bat • leagnesat et the broken guard prelatided and Mite Mediemwery. No tracaot the missing neMarer of Me reablesaMieme has teen yet obtained by the lOWA polka, Abash wary amnion has bean made to bring Ow HENAN' HP j/ITHoe. FATAL ACOPHICKT AT WOOLWICH ARSZNAL. —Teo tank, a fatal accident occurred to a boy, named William Starling, employed at the gun factories, the Dial-entrut, Woolwich Arsenal. It appears that some means Me clothes of the deceased became eating ed by the puerileld revolvingmschinery then in motion, and before andetance could be rendered he war crushed and mutilated in a fright ful manner. The sufferer war immectiatellccnveved to the Royal Arsenal Inftmer7, and *Waded Dr. bat the extent of the Jejune' was such that death villas a lew minutes of the accident. lakerestica of the occurrence has been forwarded to Yr. Clutter, °Maar for West Kent, who will bold an *eau oaths body. Catar.u. PALica.—Oss thartztan DAY.—Wza- IFILISDAY, Nov. 7.—lldmieglom so ps yasM 766; ditto by season toasts, 6141 total visitors, 1. [Advertisement.} —Tat FATALITY at Dtaaaat t -.- HOligiWare Pith .— It distreeelog to leak agellMilmedi tho isambers that are hourly carried prematurely tellingyokeem wko might easily be saved by med lees 'fitted le bow *lets. In the majority of cane &steam originals 111 ee Impoverished Mood. Holloway's Pills sot an tbl igld they expel from the secretory organs and the dotekelea r a morbid matter which produces inflammation, w ow . My, and physical decay. When taken ih o directions they have never been known to fell. span s of theft pills the sick man soon riles from his bed, salidegmb to , arue robust. The cure is nut superficial or tespuney, omelets and permanent. six NICE krP l 4 l fAr ol : l : B.—Barometer Morected end reduced to hi dog. at mean MIS level each 10 feet, of vertical rise, corbeadredth of as Inch Eimeluution ; end each 10 deg., shove dap, aiming three. lanseiredthe leaven inearlf). L--lisnosed thormoter la 9MiAl} M.—ldolatenee ditto (for evaporation and dew point). D tion of wind (true—not magnetic). F.—Force ,0 to li estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.—lnittaf letter :b, blue sky. a. °Mods (detached) ; f log; h, hail; 1, l ig htning; re, misty *up); a, overeat (dull) ; r, vale; a, MOW t, thunder. A Motet repeated supeenta—thek rt. name rola. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. allasbetb Donis= (barque), from New York for Liverpool, OcL lot 42.110, lea 58.22. Marra, from Comoro islands for Londoti,lept. 1, lot 27 S. lon Pioneer (barque), of and for Richmond flan Liverpool, OeL 30 lot ig N, boa 76 W. Revenue (ship;, from Arica for Cork, Oct a lot 10 N, lon 28 W. Santiago (Anierican Marv, homeward bound, Sept. 8, lat 38 9, lon YOsL %%7 (ship), Livia Bombay for Liverpool, Oct 1, Cat d N, lon Em's Hoxatopsym Cocas. —lts delicious mom grateful moothetaa and larispeatleg power have pro. cured its general adoption as • breakfast beverage. alb., and I ll packets, at Is. ad. per lb., by the principal grocers Labelled "Jamas Sipa lismusopatbie Mgmbt, London.' --(Ad restiaementj BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DUDIN.—Nev. 4 at Woodside, Keaton, Kent, the wife of J. W. Rodin, Esq., of • son. 70. L—Nov. 4 1 at Both= Mall, Yorkshire, the wife of E. W. YU lr rekla..-- e .t, a h t te korth Predwrick•lnet, Dublin, the wife of J. Furienr, Req., of a daughter. O•I3FORD.—Nerr. • at Hartfordetmet, Mayfair, the wife of the Rev. G. °Milord, of a son. MURDOCH.—Nov. • at St. Vincent-street, Oisagow, the wife of J. B. Murdoch, Zaq., of a son. PARSONS.—Nov. 3, It Queen's-road, Itegeneopurk, the wife of J. Panora, Rm., of • son. SAYER.—Nuv. • at Ramsgate, the wife of Mr. F. Sayer, of a Th d t/M r .-Nor. li, at Datlington Vicarage, SUMOX, the wife of the Rev. Z. Z. Tatham, of a son . VERTVIL—Nov. 6, at Lsesdowne-place, Richmond, the wife of N. H. Vortme, Mit., of a ion. 1/IVlAlf.—Nov. • atCardribam Rectory, Cornwall, the wife of tYa Rev. J. V. Vivian, of • son. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 7. —Arponerxxx7s.— Third elan Assistant Eagiasers R. Oliver, to ltra ani x =stilad. sapsroersry ; sod A. Cornish, to As Arlan Thialcisis Amundson Isaias= W. C. Archlaii, and J. Burks, to the lodes, as supstannannries PORTMOUTR, Nov. 7. ' The Geyser, paddie. Co mmander 0. 24. Jethro, arrived at Spftheol The Ariel, 9. maiswelleg‘ atel.r . J. a te,' 144 , 4 1 0 4 404 hirboligthr4qtamd anchored Silliwed, to Poe in bar powder OA Asa. nlseiraf err allia, 51, m n ew hip*, is ordered to be plead i b. sedieg inio The Dudek MOW frigate %yawl. 42, aleain Trak arrived at figitheed, yesterday, from the North Ow. awl exchaaged wastes with the prriwo and Victory ItgraPp. She is boned for the Brash, West Indies, and North America. SUSPECTED MURDER AT WINLATON. On Tuesday * a man named John Baty was fond deed seer under et csnanutoes Mat Ind to Os belief lint hone been the violin d a cowordly and dienedly amoder. , Mania Is • hop ellepeatmen dee name senth:=l , l XINIIIIMiIk sod enenin i.e Illeple r bieh is eine by donde el the Sino Ton Inrspite linds• to Wiehase Is neydesp, es lies upon the tap of ths bM, and wenene as view ri Me Yale et the ?pm Ile same whweibeleokel tit. dens. Rene nen Dry was fessi is sheet list Medved nods hen Mennen o(Winhase. and 'beet lents of •Oh hen Edon . This part d the te4 Me feet below Melina, sad OR Mt left el ft, in hen Winleten, is a steno well nosing a Mimeos den, wadi Mee to the bed d Me SW IS don The footpath nies sloes the Moat Vie IPA mil is serlir tiers ter is tenrith. Oa 0. ot the Sus- Pis L • helps tini a upon in- . -ot hoes the woe& bat wide le Irel with Me AM es the aide el Ihs tentadhe. lad' el Daly wee had eel ille 17iig brew lb) belna , Vasa asseldsg ttr a b the efterrios • ooesihniteepnift d Mast w e AWe hir up ea lin open *bakes and Mesa d Mood wee i llseMe siege wan atm% kaillag to the that Baty led ben walk* dews Ike fauna* be bud ben Ma* wlth sem weeps% and had false einnet the we ll after ressldag Os Wm I 711 --- • fiat the dined, Joha Bogy, lived is Dalit- Ind tit a ide2 and = s T at a l,s. w if f e wen One He me well bows as • devil Irene : water sad I Or. wiliebered sem Os Moeda emthig he west to libido Boa b me some pigeon dissag, and whim Wish both be was dread in • needy sew 'sit of asthma. era' lletti a • siesta oohs aid weitheat sad card tresses. Hs hid ease mosey Obi. the to ens pads, It is • be wan aim with ears ass is his keel the Yoe the shot*. the opiNg es. ollorem eight asd des obis* the wee* h i e weal H Ithe Co.. sad Oath lon, io kept by hes use. Parkin en reimened then noes with • Imo ha d other peepie until a (sassiest Smith orele4 WINS the been hes awed. The usallernite Om, et the. was rather then. Al • whin th Wine dab* .se Tank, Willia& Ciampi Oakley Mem • smindis. beer, of Widstes. woo Mon* home hea Howes*, whs.= Ice the dellasee Hlsl o w i e s t we have dead, asi with se hi. h. lIIIMISIINTO T • Indy thia, • sal di= awl staidep. N ths Masten aid Hr. , ear ear wee fosid that Day thsOufte arc arthilthis se *sem. time. Thee wee ir t i tW wood sheet es lash mby a • lom soli el • drip, in, the bit lei d the Masi both erteading right fern being the opersese a • hole ea abs left rids the busheed. shall did ar appear to he tradured. The heir wee melba with blood, but thee are few abrader sheet the hied or tem. the mod mithissed, whit wee shed the See e s =p 6 asy, ma from tie apssress. most to have hem mob by some roam bloat soh es • senehreoleen The clothes of the doomed have Not yet bra farad, al. though Hr. Ilupwiresedist beam of the Derisat theta. belay, was epos the spot la the say pd .f the dey whk sae& a hie saes The body thefts so ie%The meths ape the wall jest appolis wan the we. Dodd lead to the sommilissi bad some palm = over into the Mil Y peat hid., nth it is in that Baty hid bear ski* has buiel4 sod dims!, upon rests* the blew had Who the wall, leaving theliset. seri. selth io. abs medical atelsese Lair ea di mgmaitio ed the New sea hive boo shock by • poem_ the habit ado* WI hod. Ile mast ewer *hi the theeseed ma with his MO moot hi at pie* pet• bat thee is 'ahem Nth hp wood* id • o'cilear somi liMes. thee ha the &Ed a • oaths 3, wthia found th Mr. brimeyesigseis befthei=l.l&est 2 Oasis ths lisentswieme ef them W= d ie , asimmiter. M sista 11.11 W • soihmhsr, bath imeetheetTO yeas a op, wise at Nethestiest iS , hthNewieeklemeiy, i s m= rit • dissio piny la Illa r Shreiteid said so edema. - They awe ea towards Whales. ath got two cesisek they also the sciad w lt t ici 111111114 piste where the body Day was best saw sieselidos tyieg ths hodp, ad ealhd the Meath teal Ms mope* to il. They thin wee stress the road, wit* abse Glee a it, who they saw, as OM' thallitlie tem " Mamie! arbe The sosswessethatelestly deals allow thea to moth appeases a th e men, as theledip thew a dee p that ads of the road, Wasileilesthed " /Moe l" bat teethed so mower, _en Intinenneeed %a whom I. lift the sea up. Whitfield refasK es SOS this egs hi took the los* to get a sea Isom whe weil tips, sail Wier delig is the so assoell idea If hay* got Ills mthey. i lleased ben he woad have salt* more to do with • dream lasie." The wimpasethe basso d the place wire the aril body was lying stiagthses the presumption rat • hiel murder Ms ben mares!, ad that the body seis purposely pima thin to mil aserratim as log as pordrO - as the road is a pad* am, sad prams often ere paring along it at all hoer el the Wald. The 'brace of say is apes the road to am that theared had bees railed ears it bads to the am tire mere leads this the had ham en t dub skis the gaged is the bhddy meek sod that be had boo arried he leithith od laid dews in eider be be itriof his that* and robbed a whit Term he bed peemmics. Who emithaig the piece where the body bad berm found, • gastlessaued • piece of paper close to the spot, which appeared to her, her ceniedforaersiderable period in some persea's parr, r b wee dirty sad creased. Upoa it war written, is red ilk, • ory of the local song milled Capp'', or the Pitmen's Dog," the concluding verse brag follow.: " Re haddent_gst farther than foot o' the side Before ha fen in with the dc.g.kilfn tribe. Whoa • highwayman fellow oh round hi • creek, And • thaw ea the skull leid Sat cm his bar. Down vat Carry.“ There woe no y of this rein been 1118aufsdured and kid down the oess a the supposed reader had bees spied, es, hem the a the isk, he& bees wires feces and t t be hm ir kme well thumbed, the moor YS hen committio to immery. It he heeded over to the police on oppbelbe, sed Nosy peed* be the arena of leading fa thee do to syskasim led shocking affair, Loup PALKIIROIN IS TIM WPM Itzenie.— nomad bromMtalam r WM Mr oomobt Ye pills moor rormill OM* ad blo sow limn MI le Sib rim MU lbo lon lb* modlondo of lin art LA Pbtoolobom wadi so doubt bon Mod lo oal Moly bbb mom= bolo Im Wori ., "amml, bomo no ebb poor owor I tuft no 146 lar barks I Imm.t bo Mr yaw Po solomil Oho moo 010 Ildomm I ammoselmorod bo GINN% mod MAD me awl gm Ow. 1 Iwo M WM' • Antral Mop see b sew or .aommolomod Is at Immo^ am lbo onlyallod Tab mo Osaka gal Matzo lam !lola et m liodoes (oboe miimimeolom alobbilimomt b at Lofts Oslo So Immisli w toodoold /W; OMYn MOW ommbetsror to to or mood ow& nommbim. sod QUM mobmdlortiromorroeborp&—LAdvortiremost. j LIPS LAD DEATH IN 87. GILES'S. .-......... Yesterday Mr. Thomas Wakley, coroner for West Nidelleses, bold an lullaby at the Lug'. Arnie, Sheet's wallah ore the n = 4 : o l , :kiery Nye, esAlegitimate child, sea taktden whams was h alte red to bare bee esemiseed by sad de death rratkm. the mother of die ascemed, a mineable and middy. Irma% esli she tem living at No, ES, King, sliest, Drente, With kw w ho acairfoge-lemp rasher: The deemed was bar see, died ea nery vatting le* Mite dld we expect c hars t dela, f e dom vest ta tb• varkbease mid sew the ainiskai viareeca, who told her be dld sot wart dostre&g--tbe mrsted bed. He told her motto take his sofa, for medicate would do him no good. She leek the eh' hos" and of ensue did not go spin. Mem hem predated two mediealordsre for the inspection of tar earner, the one dated March 27, besting the name Hoary Kowloon, and the other October 24, with the name Harry Nye.) The Offerer ipuired sate the difference in the names. another acid the lbsi woe was that of the father of the ebild, sad the other vas bee as woe. Isimett, reddest mimeos at St. , bin rated that Ito child was tilesdtheate. He sot seas the child are, but it had boss own man by his ardelleak, H. had had frequent iipplicaticas from the laspecter of waierioserespecting this family, who wen living is ewe some be a miserable state of 111thisms. On the drib el the child an application was made for a certificate, bat bona lb knowledge of the family be thought it highly that an hwitury should be lastituted, for four of tide iilmca bad died within twelve months. The realm inidshe bad kid few children in that time. The fir* was ore yesr sad temsecestbe old ; the 'scored, one Mae rid Li m a s sister to the decemed) ; thethird, five years th. Mem fewer ; widths fourth, the dsonetad. She was h mina the with a fever, rued had left there abonter. • Mr. Bennett said that he bed made a post aortae be=on Monday. Then were no marks of violence. wee in the admen* state of ehateiatitik The hap were blooAses end Oa* Whittled • the Seem& very hewn with neespiers el food m it ; the (bob were sulangsli land Wriest. From whatrrevir Us may there was aortal* . • Fed aid of rintdels, foe time dallied really never less ashen halos milierd ems la the ninth of Mash it woo repisousW Oat lir. heiresee it, but the saiimelielierettil an a t/srLd was, however, the child died hos natural sees% loutVtiefreepee food would esederate _ _ The Meow seed the watt Ira whet 160 had fed the AIM ? Thor Earthsr replied that up to the thus of going into the Mme with the fever the weklad the obild sad pve it brand. mak awl potato" sad mythheillial It Wwid eat. It wan %ea alma mortis aid. Mb , oho sae oat—a math I dasa—ii lived as is did. TholOaraer odd that wee enough to kill it, partials* *t er Yr aeon edam amair ta. siese dimes& The Oareener up, NM The jury, s Asti wwdlNioa returned th• fellow. foy vardiet :—" ?hid the dommed Med ham eabawatien pre had he ma *ago by guilty at wha t " Wing au." end deny sweeind that the nether MARKETS. -~ OOTTON.-12YWOox, Nov. 7.—There is no change in bur market in-dey, which ebeady, with a goad bunters, done. The glee are 12,000 e—iaelsiksg 8,560 American, at Sid. to fild. ; 3,50 llngrt, at 3jd. to 51d. ; 300' Egyptian, 80. to 10d. 0 9O Yoram, at 81d. to 80. ; 60 Mai-ant/am. at 81d. — o f which 3,600 are for speculation and export. The week's bnportir733 beta. --..--.. OORN.—Bogroir, Nov. 7.-09 e market was well IT plied with wheat, the trade Waii slow at barely last week d rates for best rune, other qualities Is. to 2s. lower. Red, old, 65e. to 671. • new, 49e. to mi. ; lobe, new , 56e. to 60a Ginf o g i a t iey inquired after, Is. 2d. to la. ' 3d. per stone. 0 575. to Me. Oats, 225. to 24e. per . 1 1 Mow i a. M . per 12 stone. ffroommar-ox•Tion, Noy. 7.—The farmers' supply of titsr* wee then far ir i : s s: time c mt i .. The and 1111111) , think tiryamples enly sold at goat last t *soh Lb** ports hang heavily on band, and MI 004 as. pr quarter lower. The value of old imewilsa elnehanged. Barley being in better supply, was , tie tg ilkapir. Oats, ou, iki. to L. per quarter, new osaantel. ba beans there is no quotable variation. The 1. prised Sow is reduced to 48a per quarter, alt. Imports ' foreign, duns& tam peal week :—Wheat, fonugn, 1,660 qrs. ; oats, 450. GLAMOW, Nov. 7.—Wastber fine, supplies of wheat large. There was a smell attendance at today's mat. ket, and little inclination for business on the part of buyers. To sell wheat a reduction of 6d. per 24011 e. would haw* beat necessary. Fleur—Sellers from ship lowered the price 6b per barrel : Sacks unaltered in value. Barley Nacos, sad Am In mos. Bosat—BHlPliarts 3d. to 6d. dearer. No dame in the value of other descrip tioca, or peas. Oats, oatmeal, and Indian corn al on this day week. CATTLE.—ficiernezz, Now. 7.—We had full supplies to-day. Trade was ace lel* but sales were ma& at higher rates. Beef made frees s e. to 15a; mutton, 4s. to se. 4d.; veal, de. to ba. 444 pork, 3.. 4d. tote. per stone of elbs. seeking the offal. 00ALEL—LONDoir Nov. 7.—Hams Wart Hartley, 17a 9d ilartly 17a. 9d. ; Balyes2. 17s. 16. Id. 77a,6d. ; sot , 1 6d. ; Taallel7l36 TandeldNeat Batas, ss. 6d. ; Wylam, 1777. Id. Wall s lad Asa Close, Va. Id. ; Walla End Heataa„ 245. ; Walls Bed Ktakc Grasp, 21s. ; Walls End Tbainiey, 26.--Bbips al wads* u ; said, 10. KETALIL—The past month has spin been one of unex. =Pied fatness throughout the mold trade. Welsh bar iron is the only artlele that has shown the least improve ment, nearly all the other metalsbehig somewhat lower. in fact it is surprising that prices have been so well maintained in the face of the amoral stagnation. Copper : The market has been in a mast deposed stabs during the whole of the Math. Ibialtars lestataia axed prices for English, but secontheed percale haws been obtainable under these prim. Aiwa the fitness in the esthodeetured article, and the hdatz d stiche of foreign copper, the standard of ores shows a advance, but this may be witemakd for by the fact that one of the large smelters 'Who has for some Was been out of the market has again come forward as a buyer of ores and seller of copper. Few at no teenimetinos have been reported in foreign copper. Bursa mai Kagranda held at 10M, Copiapo at 98/. Tin has ben ve ball thane las been a fair congenia lly* deans* Pm we &Mk by the decease of the dock ; art sins lir common. theca an Pa** sad Is illoilsed is ecidedi meall V .Per eat :hi flageper• and sham( are still so y Idgb that impeeksthenthed Lave a positive kw. However, thelth ewe, rad whew anwrhers is generally sold at the whet price. As *pp is No aporalation whatever to take air any surplus =qui th is dagewel for consumption is ea~~ moderate,tool thereat firmness of holders the artiste Vs present pries ; anything like an therW would at dell. whams Fier, whilst ca the other hand any prelims at ether would we a decline. The following stmareseed bum ths_ltingepore Market Report, 3rd to Rib Ilepleabsr, IVA With 'Rest it may have on the future supply of Okada lithos alms can show. " Serious dieted:awe hive laths tea .ia Ira* gear, a native state lying te the westward at the Mabee& territory, and from which a punk d tie is pawed. The lighting, which was Hilresm the Nthayeend the Chinese tin ranters, terminated in the defeat of the latter, a large number of whom were killed, while the remainder were driven from the country, sad have meetly taken refuge in Malacca. The mines are altogether abandoned, and supplies of tin will be curtailed for some time."—(From the circular of Messrs. Von Dadaism and North). WEATHER REPORT. Nov. 7, iorrwm 8 MID 11 A.M. MABRLIGES. ANDXIIBON—RANNAT.—Nor. 6, at the Cathedral, Maw-11,4 , r b the lee. W. W. Johnson, IL A., Mr. J. Anderson, Ramey, both of Manchester. BLOCILLZY—CI2OBB.—Noy. a, at bt, Mark's, Wolverhampvu Mr. R. Bloc:Wm% to hsther, daughter of the late Mr. It. Of W TitANg—lf ami rTiroy. 2, at the Cathedral, Manchester, II the Rev. W. W. Johnson, ILA., Mr. R. J. 8. Prance. of Ne w • Dort. Monmouthshire, to Warplane, daughter of thu late Mr. IL Ha, of 440 !bras, near LiT PRICI2-210WDLIEL—Ifoe. a s t r Vgbaston, Birmingham. 11 the Rev. J. B. DovAtea, Mr. J. Prim of Asbury. Worce.ter. WI% to Aba, Meeker of Mi. J. Rowdier, of Madeki. BMITR—IMLLY.—Nor. 6, at Beauntaris, by the Rev. H "tea D.D., 8. R. Smith, Rm., of Annesbrook, county Meath. t" let at "V we ßestlara, daughter of the late Colonel Pelly, H. , t re. DEATHS. CAIIOLL.—Nos. Cat Clifto n. nearYotk. J. W. Car roll ' D ' ls. 8.A., wad to, IDWAH.—Noy. S, at South Hackney, Yr. I. Edward% +AO ). GRARAIL—Nov. 5, Mr. J. J. Graham, of Great Queen...wet Ltncotrtgion.faelda, aged 69. HILL.—Nov, 2, at Drocaulaae, Higher Broughton. Lancashire 1117, C. J. 1111. ailed 45. Li Bill'ON.—Nov. 4, at Avenue-road,lt agan t's.park, the F.O. IP. La Brayton, ILA., aged K. LHVY.—Nor. 4, at Upper Montaosttroet, Rowell square, 101=twidow of the late N. Levy, Hag., aged 64. w .'—Noy. 4, Ma Bank, Homey, Sarah. • N. Each, aged 71. 7111111.—Nos C at Igarton.road, Blaekhaath-ro Asa. widow at the Ws G. Ftman, KR., aged 76. Greell l OCK Trtatei sad Publlshed by Wmium Zoe Russ. of 0° imilbard-strftt. In lb. City of 1.004312, plater, at 1 10 Office, in Lonxbardatreek la the McLane el Whitens: l, " TlitniSDAT, Nov mon t. 1900. Anzazizar ORONO= .. BMtIFIOII GALWAY ROIL LITIMPOOII Qom=*VOW, Yiraru .. RNLI.= ratmount LOruoa .. Lag j Mrs 24 hrs. 1 Mai Dovsa Poßramoms PLYIIOI77W Jut= BIM BA - rowing Luso' f i .~ If.W. a MIL ESA &N.& A. !CNA. li.l.