The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1865 merit, but the last are worthless. (Great laughter.) Now, I should like to ask you, looking beck at the male of the tory party for the last 40 yeses, what's the worth of the political capacity and the political career of that party to the country in which they live. Happily for us this tory party is now • Jimyitg tuition. It may seem an odd thing to say io • town like Blackburn. in which the tory party ere for the moment triumphant, bat I saverthaltas repeat it, that in thia country the toey party is but a decaying faction, and the liberal party, composed of the most intelligent end just of the aristocrats with the great majority of the middle ewes and the most instructed and advancing of the week. ing men, is rapidly becoming, end, indeed, has now be come. the govereing power of the nation. (Cheers.) At this moment, perhaps, more than ever, this is apparent. We have jest had an election, and there is a large majority pledged to liberal principles. The tory party will muster lea in parliament than they have mustered for many yes' pest, and I believe it only requires that we should have • really honest and liberal administration to enable • liberal parliament to do liberal things. (Cheers.) Speaking of the administration, which somebody has mid is very much the same as it was, I venture to say that b very different. I think that I know almost every member of the adminiatratioe, and many of them with that kind of intimacy which comes from long atteadsooe in the House of Commons, Rod I should say that it is composed of men more entitled to confidence probably than any other edmi castration of our time. (Cheers.) It is pledged to introduce a meature of parliamentary reform and of extended suffrage for the people, and I believe it will redeem that pledge. I believe further that it will not introduce a measure of bee dimensions or of less value—l speak now only of the suffrage—than the bill which was introduced aod withdrawn in the year 1860. (Cheers.) I could easily suggest improvements in that bill, but I think that the government would have a right to say that if their mea sure is am comprehensive as that, they will have fulfilled their pledge and have dons that which was of service to the Callie which in office they now chiefly represent. I believe it will be a bill free from all tricks from all childish propositioce for representing minorities, from all those Ma, which some have cleverly devised, of giving something with one band and taking it tack with the other. My own opinion is—and I will not give up that hope and opinion until I see myself disappointed—that the authors of the bill do not believe in the dangers which are ascribed to popular represents ion, but are willing to tempt the power and authority which such • representation gives to the administration which it sustains. Now, I will ay that I believe there has been a real change in the government, and in my opinion this change is a very auspicious event for the people of England. But Earl Russell does not come into Mb.* with out finding himself immediately in face of difficulties of no common order. Is is rare that a minister immediately on stepping into office finds himself confronted J with events such as those which have recently mewed in amaica. I dare not trust myself to speak what I feel on this subjese. I fear that the fame of England has never received a deeper wound or • darker stain than it Or from the recant transactions in that island. I jades only from the statements made by those who are living, and who are most concerned. The dead can coshes nothing of their offences, and they can make no complaists of the wrongs which they have endured. I take my opinion oily from documents furnished here by those whose in terest it is to put a most favourable interpretation co their conduct, and I say that if murder—if fool murder __d there is no murder more foul than that which is done by men in authority under pretence of law—l goy if murder has not changed its name, and be yet • crime visited with punishment in this country, then I hope that the Governor of Jamaica and his accomplices will have to stand at the her of justice for the murder of Mr. Gordon. No words of appeal or remonstrance to Mr. Cardwell, the Secretary for the Colonies, under whose deportment these matters more particularly come, will be sufficient. It is not a question for • Secretary of State or foe • department ; it is a question for the crown—(cheers)—it is • question for the Prime Minister—for the whole cabinet—for pediment when it shall meet, and for the whole nation, whose cha racter for justice and for mercy is at stake. (Great cheering.) I will not believe that Lord Russell in this matter, any more than in the matter of reform, will dis appoint the just expectations of the people. I believe he will honestly and thoroughly inquire into the matter, and until I see otherwise I believe he will say, "Let justice be done." Uniting, as I believe, with the bulk of the people of this country, may I not say that we are disposed to give a large measure of confidence to the new minister! limps it may be justified by the courageous and honourable °cameo' action which he will punts in that lofty eminence to which he has been called by the favour of the Queen ; and I think I may my no lea by the general suffrage of the nation ; and I treat that the last yeers of his life may be sweetened by the thought that God has twice enabled him to render signal service in the glorious work of building upon broader and more lasting foundations the ancient liberties of hie country. Mr. Bright resumed his seat amid loud and general cheering, having spoken foe little more than an hour. Several other toilets were given, sad the proceedings were not brought to a close until • late hour. CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST CAPTAIN JARVIS, M.P. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BLACKBURN. THUIT Nlc ire. CROYDON AUTUMN STEEPLECHASES. m - At the Esrwi Ai petty sessions, on Wednesday, A public banquet was given this evening on the Tomet amore than ordinary degree of interest was excited by the meesion a prematieg •• testimaial to Mr. Jr. Pilkiegtoe, The coucluding day's programme of this meeting was sot i nyes tj gD ti on o f e c harge against Captain Jervis . Y.P. foe We M.P. fur this botougb. There was a large gathering of on • par with that of the previous days, although the ..,_ the borough , that gentleman having been summoned for " mitt " hhareli7 laded " mi l 2°° sera. T he he w " ansuleing William Forth Beek, on the 7th November, at the mod Masada members of the liberal party mounted were small, but twelve bones starting throughout the day a with this parties of the leasufsetariag ditdriete of Lam- a drawback attributable to the fearful state of the groan the Great Eastern Hotel. The magistrates present were Mr. John Van; the shire, Malaita( Mr. Bright, Y.P. ; Mr. T. B. Potter, through the late raise. The weather was more f e vourable Ma or, Mr. J. Patrick, the ex-mayor, Mr. F. Hass. MY /LP. ; Mr. Cbee th em, 11. P. ; Mr. Barnes. M . P. P. ; Mr. Fen. than on the Tuesday or Wednesday, but the course wee is L I giehmaa , Mr. John Watt .. j„„. Captain saphan. wick. M.P. ; Mr. Pleader, M.P.• sad Sir J. Bowring. Mr. worm going, being so " holding" that the aritnials actually my., Major rawness, Dr. Knott, sad &pain Daniels. walked through the heaviest parts of it ; but the last race .. Filkiegtoe, however, w as, nefortthasely unable to attend, in was of the most exciting description, the finish being the Yr. Orridee, the Unbar. appeared for the complainant ; emsequence of the seams ilium of Mrs. Pilkington. Mr. beet of the meeting. The f o ilowiag i s a full return al and Mr. IL loam, of Colthestee, for the defendant. MODALS waded. the spurt:an te Th defesdant pleaded not guilty to the charge. stating After the usual loyal and constitutional toasts, which A HANDICAP PLATS of 40 son. ; any winner after the he had adored the ocomplainant to leave the Great publicatim of the weights to carry 71b extra. About two Eastern Hotel, end on his refusing to do so, he patty put were molt eethusiastically h i ck w as to, the Chairman milaw and a half. his beads upon him, using ao more violence than was presented the testimonial, which was received and 'chimer- Count de la Bigna's R.ILD., b y 11. D.-darn by Crozier or absolutely necenary for the parpom of removing him. idea on behalf of Mr. Pilkington by his brother.in.law, Del of Algiers, 6 yrs, lbellb ,c4i.tii.,„Lov I Mr. Orridp, in stating the cam, said he appeared on Mr. John Recite . The testimonial consisted of a large Mr. Burbidge's bum med. list gag e e A me n. Ann ate ran. ' ---' - behalf of the complainant, and he found it impossible to handsome giver Mergse. Betting : 2tol on R.M.D., and sto 1 eget Amelia Aus. dismisz id froni erab his i. dmindeusetheafaciat thaitettheibmatbteterwhataxcTitbet Sir Josh BOWBIIO thee proposed the tout of the Com- The latter for a short distance made play, when Bravo moss Hoar d Parliament He paid a warm eulogium to went to the front, closely attended by R.M.D., and they acomPlainant ante • clerk in ___thepabsily.diMowalat oesbore.of ran thus for a mile and a half, when the two plead alter. the Great s^lSser. Railway tom the memory of the Lae Mr. Cobden, and expressed an earnest hope that the good ship Reform, which was believed nattily led tlli within bat a mind home, where R M.D. improved the pace and took a strong lead, but blundering at ditch and ces the 6th November the chief of that de %meat Dept him down to Harwich to make aa inven t° be waterlogged by the cargo which the conservainth th e lest m a ce h e nee dy th re w Q u i n t on , b u t recom mi t s tmnyef the plate, inhm cob. , in4h eibee • hold , that tha a ! ba t: b. be vi ing 4 oil siMated by some timid hands of the liberal party, bad put himself very clever!, sad steadying the favourite be won by sole d e es board,would now be relieved of the esnunbranee and pro. ten lelgths. Amelia Ann and Santa did net pans the post. taken in the management, owing to the death of Mr. e who held that °Elbe from the opening of the build. end with good smell on her desticed voyage. It was, winner bo be n w H i e d tre for le•P 4o ol .o". 3 sove. Abm eac b h, b" with ibi tadded ; the however. for the people of England to give the impulse, li r. 0o ° ll2ll Idiot, Med. Oat alb J Lead) 1 commenced his work, and by • quarter to five o'clock in 1 • and to him the mile, for there were many who talked Snug., White Stocklap, and Netherdele also rim the afternoon be had nearly finished and was in *bout iradence, and o th ers who found nothing more coin. Betting :sto 4 on Idiot and 2to 1 apt Netherdale. the bar. Whilst there Captain . Jervis and some Mesas Wahl° than rest, though rest and prudence had never yet Idiot went to the frost immediately after the Mark and i came into the bar- there adjoin% area the Umlaut sa i d never beteg impeached, came in alone. White Stockings, ,to him, " Are you here from the o r oe of Mr. Fears r (Ike woe a great victory. who ran the e ntire course, passed the post three hundred I audit-office). Upon his answering in the afflimattve, Mr. BRIGHT, en rising to respond. out very cordially yards behind the winner. Netherdale fell, aid White i the wenn mid,' Gee out of Otis hotel." Whereupon the Stockings came down on States, but fortunately without I complainant said he had been sent down there to fulfil received, the cheering being again and again renewed. He commenced by refer/Mg to the blunder which the con• seriously hurting him. Suggs also came to grief. The ' a certain duty, aid testa he had carried out his winner was not sold. stithency had made in the rejection of Mr. Pilkington , instructioes be should sot leave. The t d efenhent A HANDICAP PLATS of 100 ems.; winners to carry 71b thee called him a - young vagabmd,aComplainan tsaid , It was straage and discreditable that great manufacturing sitni. About three miles. if he did sot go out he would kick him out. Mr. Z. Mphlek's Goshawk, by West Australlan i, 6 114. replied that he certainly should not go; upon which Cap. populationa should permit themselves to be represented in lest 1210 r m • - cur, and parliament by members of that party whose whole career Captain Jones's Sar Candy, 6 yrs, Mit leib (Murmhel 2 dragged him thee-ugh the bar parlo into the hal. He lad been one of virulent hostility to commerce, and which, Mr. P. ft. Tattmealfs Meerschaum, aged, Het • • (. 1 . 1 " a) 3 then gave him • push by the shoulder, and thus removed Simpleton also ran. as long uit has been maned in our binary, has been op. Betting :sto 4 apt Sager Candy . sto 2 apt Geshawk, him .on to . too doo v n i taps, theuim th; bbd t b h .d e h b ot sb on d l ow y bu g b n . posed to right, to judos, end to morality in all 3to I apt Simpleton and 10 to 1 apt Meerschaum. The PlaYtell with • sin bar bgisiatio• and administration of the affairs of this ma is a duster for • and distance, when Simpleton to -" ch . hotel. The complainant returned to the little or three or our holm. The defendant then went kingdom. The hon. gentleman then proceeded to show, a slight lead, but on puling the stead Meenettaum was in by citing various facts from history, that there lad not trout ; he was soon puma by Simpleton end Geshawk, o p his accounts, km Captain Rweis thou tame alto the I.4l(ofrecrewonWthibeeleft of the doorws and commenced packing bees a single great question which had ministered to the bad who waited altema rulihlisedleferrstmg,otuotisiCurthe th re e tui ta i v ortitt G w es h : " Complainant replied that he had no 1 0ffi .... ce and said : " What have you got there? Show me welfare of the great body of the people which had not hawk drew up to him in the turnips, aid held a strong ewe" PIM!. show th ... to him , or ro any bees systematically opposed by the tory party. The Test lead ea re-appearing on the far side ; but in the meadows authority le Act and Corporation ket,Rotutt Catholic Emancipation, the Candy gradually drew up to him, the pair clearing the last o . mm edab else t , bbosundiabili,e bbashboulitabsdecdilainbeotdoshoingw sotb...Thwe Una side by side, when a terrific straggle commenced, but awn Reform D il l, the question of education, the corn laws, the Goshawk, making his final e ff ort, won, after the guest race hi m llim her would take them away, and it he answered 1 hwouldsend f policeman. Ho improper y e navigation laws, the duties on paper, and the nom of the meeting, by a neck, amidst immeose chee ri ng , niercial treaty with Frauce, were all referred to im Meerschaum was • bed third, but Simpatias did not pose next asked . him h i knew whom he wag talking to. The complainant replied that he knew perfectly well. Upon proof of this position. Where should we have been the poet. which Captain Jervis ordered him to show him the papers sow-had the hon. memos )- where would this country Tan SILLINGI3I7.IPLECHASI Was o ff by masent. again, and the complainant placed them on the table. The have been, if that tory party for the last forty years had defendant looked over them, and replacing them on the been dominant in England, and if the principles it has UNIVERSITY OP LONDON. table he went away, and complainant did not see him avowed had been coetinually sustad by parliament snd --e-- again. But in the meantime Mr. Bohm, the manager, had entered the bar parlour, when Captain Jervis complained to the government ? Nothing can he more certain than HP.COND M. H. ifiXaMINAVON.-Paris Examination. him that the young man had neglected his duties , and had this, that there is and ham been no anarchy in Europe that First Divielon.-Bryan Holm Allen, University College ; been playing with the barmaids. Now Mr. Bolton would could have matched the anarchy that must have existed is Thomas Bond, Kieg's College ; Alexander Bruce , tea the bench that the young man bad been doing his duty University College ; Peter Maury Dees, Uuivenity this country. (Meer, hear.) The people would have beenin a proper manner ; sod therefore there was nothing in of Edinburgh :George Wallington Grabhans and Charles c a ptain Jery complaint beyoed the desire to offer a by millions and minims in s condition of poverty sod abject Augustus Graves, St. Thomas's Hospital; Thomate Henry d ecen t excasefor hia extraordinarr eoriduct. Mr. Bolton,how. degradation. If your Queen had been pure and just as Green, University College ; William George Vawdrey ever, defended the young man, and told the defendant that of the angelic order, her throne would not have been Lush , St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Arthur George Mickley, if be had any complaint to make against him he should do safe under such • state of things as I have pictured, and Guy's Hospital ; Gongs Oliver and Richaid Demise Powell , ere to his superior officer. On the following day the dr one Universit y College ,• /watt Coleridge Yowl's, King's Col- feedlot went to Mr. Faun, and on his confirming the com fa the members of the House of Lords, in all human pro. lege ; Frederick William Richards, St. Bartholomew's plainaa's statement that he had sent him down to Har r lability they would long ago have been emptied into the Hospital ; George Henry Savage and Charles Smith, Guy's wide, he said he was a lazy young vagabond, and Thames. (Laughter and cheers.) Look to their conduct Hospital ; William Vicary Snow, Ilniven . LC:llege ; had neglected his duty. The evidence of the complainant daring the very last amnion : they opposed a matter of such Fraecis Thomas Taylor, 8.A., any's H tel ; Fs'" l 7 would be corroborated by • Mr. Casey, a civil engineer. Primes, King's College ; Ebenezer Piths= obvious justice aa the repeal of the law under which church; Gays who was staying at the hotel at the time, and who would Hospital. Second Division.-Thomas Robinsoe Glyn, and speak to the violent conduct of the defendank mide (Mr. rates are iaallected, they opposed the abolition of minds Walter Awake Harvey, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Orridp) was at a has to conceive what defence could pos ttests, by which the universities, those great and noble Mari. Frederick Famous Lee, St. Gait Mel IgnePitl l ; Da men May be established. The defendant had set up • plea that t alc for the promotion of learning, are made 'sectarian, Maelachbue Madura (M. bet . '39), Westminster Hospital. he used no more violence than was necessary, and that he when by right they ought to be really and truly nationaI.EIAKINATION FOR HONOIIIIL-MEDICIN L.-First OMR- had authority to do what he did ; hot in his (Mr. Gately's) Revett Coleridge Powles (( scholarship sad gold medal). opinion , if Captain Jervis thought that, as an individual (Cheers.) They opposed, also, • proposition of great /epee" Kisg's College ; *George Oliver (gold medal), University Mace towards settling the affairs of Ireland by diminishing College • ' Bryan Holm Allem, Usivenity College ; ' Peter cl ab irecter babou ' o b f b o s i oublie company, he could legally exercise each power mania the sanction of the general or abolishing all eriabliehmenta of the episcopal church in Maury lieu, Monona, of Edinburgh ; *Mules Alumnus board, the scour be was disabused of such an idea the that country. They wonder that in Ireland there should Graves, St. Thomas's Hospital, and •Gnome Haw, better, and however painful it might be for thehmagistratee Snap, Guy's Hospital, equal ; Ale:seder Brace and be constant diecontest and constant oonapiracy and inserrec. to convict him in the present instance , he was quite sure it William Vicary Snow, University College ;Richard Douglas was a duty from which they would not shrink. time. Thera is no part of the earth on which ter been put Powell. University College, Francis Thomas Tyler, 8.A., so gross and so scandalous as insult. (Cheers.) You may Guy's , Hospital, and Hoary Trims°, King's College, equal ; Tbe complainant, a young ma el about 19 years of age, and somewhat small proportions, was then called, and he try batches of Feuians is Cork and in Dublin, but every Thomas Henry Green, University College ; Charles Smith, . few years then will be another crop of conspirators salami as Guy's Hospital ; William George Vawdrey Lush, Bt. Bar- detailed substentay the particulate of the statement made universal disoontent prevails, and that disoontent is Minded tholomew's Hospial. Snood Class.-Ebenezer Fullam by the learned counsel . as to . the authorised dnit e .. he was performog on the occasion in t h e and as to tne treat- Tuner, Guy's Hospital. on such &jut oomplaint. This tory party is now opposed filmwi FLIT. - Pint Clue. -Revett Coleridge Powles meat he bad received front the defendant to any improvementa in the repecientation of the people in ( scholarship and gold medal), King's College ; *Arthur Mies Buckle, the barmaid of the hotel,was next examined. parliament. Sir John Co m m did not say much about his toast George Mickley (gold medal), Guy's Hospital ; 'Peter but her evidence did not advance the cue against the &- His tout was, "The ons' House of Parliament. * 1 Maury Deus, University of Edinburgh ; 'George Oliver, fondant. University College, and • Francis Thomas Tinier, 8.A., Mr. Bolton, the manager, wakened in great part the shall not say much about it, but I may confess that this is Guy's Hospital, equal ; Thomas Bond, Ring's College ; statement of the complainant, adding that after the alleged the first time that I ever was asked to return thanks George Henry Savage sod Charles Smith, Guy's Hospitsi'y smelt the yoneg . man me very inges t agitated, and said foe he House of Commas. (Laughter.) I have been a Charles Augustus Gramm, St. Thomas's Hospital, that Captain Jervis had behaved to bun in • very a s member of it for about Hi years. I ought, therefore, to William George Vswdrey Lush. St. Bartholomew's Horn manly mapper. Witness aloe observed that the complainant pital, equal ; Alexander Bruce, University College. Second was in Illate. He considered that the complainant was know & good deal about it, and I can say that a great many Claw -Henry Trims, King's College ; William Vicery dotes his work most properly . , and he saw nothing in his very goad measures have passed that house Niece I have Scow and Bryan Holm Alley University College. conduct to justify the assertion that he had been playing been a member of it-I am afraid very few of them, Foamete Mancrem-Fired Cease.- ter Maury Dais with the girls in the bar. because they were good-llaughter)-but they have (gold medal), University ot Edinburgh ; William George Mr. James Casey, • mechankal engines in the employ. mooed, and I rejoice in their maim at this moment. There Vawdrey Lush, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Rena Cole• mint of Mr. C ate tan consulting engineer to the Greet ridge Fowles, King's College ; Alexander &um, University Eastern Company, but having no communication with that is • resent impression, that however much men may speak College. Second OWL-Bryon Holm" Allen, University company, deposed to hearing Captain Jervis call the com a favour of the English House of Commons, it is an in. College ; Charles Augustus Gramm St. Thonna's Hospital. pajama • "d-d saucy vagabond," and seeing him drag tion that might be in some degree altered, sod in a Third Class. -Thomas Bond, Kings College. hien out of the bar parlour by his cost collar. The manner very peat degree improved. (Laughter, and cheers.) • Obtained su ffi cient number of marks to qualify for the of the defendant was very overbearing, and the complainant Cue of the objects of this meeting, I take it, is this, that scholarship. was frightened at him. M. George Faun, audit clerk to the company, proved ethernet we admit that the House of Commove is the great NAVAL AND MILITARY. that the complainant went down to Harwich by his security this country has amongst all its institutions for authority, and added that on looking over the resole of his -.-- Bs freedom, lt is still ifs bounden duty to make that freedom SCOTTISH HOSPITAL. he was quite satisfied that he mot have been fully ADMIP.ALTY, N0v.1N1 . 017. 30. - APPOINTIINNTS. -Chaplain mon extensive, and if possible to lay down for it more --4-- the Rev. H. Gleam, to the St. George. employed dinar the several hours he was at the hotel. The winless was crosmexamined at some length, with a enduring (midst/ma. Out of about sax millions of men in Last night the anniversary festival of the Soot- Master's Assistants O. N. White, to the Tamar ;W. tish Hospital was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern ; Stainer, to the Spiteful. view to show that the presecutios had been instigated by this country-I believe there are really seven millions of gentlemen connected with the company, who were opposed the m cßembv.p.NOtalai whic hMaw.seLZO. anb,..r.D.Db.., we, !In: air kmr . st Naval Cadet *milliard) fl. EL Walt& grown-up men-only one minim three hundred thousandto Captain Jervis in the direction. In cross.everniation .mmiim-a-.--°-"• have thedr names on the registers of counties and boroughs ; Maxwell, 7r , . Adam, M.P., Kr. Aytoun, M.P., Mr. Pander , -.---_. he stated that, under the special circumstances of this CATTLE PLAGUE RETURNS. cm, he did not think, after an experience of 16 years, a of these three hundred thousand are down twice, and pre- M.P., Mr. Anderson, Ile Alison, ha k esprodirector had a right to request the empliinent to leave. belay, even with the greatest expenditure, it would not be Profaner Lorimer, Mr. Aird, Mr, Mr. Robert- These returns do not profess to give the total He could not have known whether the work was properly 'peak to bring to the poll more than one million voters. son, he. After the usual loyal and constitutional toads, number of cues which have occurred in Great Britain, but done or not, and moreover he wm performing • special duty Then would there be much harm in permittieg another halfonly those which have been ascertained from the official which placed him out of Captain Jervis's iodic juition. Be mei - • am - Mena! proposed the " Scottish Hospital" in a reformation received at this office from inspectors, whether had always undetetood that directors had sutity in million, or even a million, to exercise that privilege? There my humorous sad national speech. The charity of the •ntad by the Clerk of the Council or by the local their crepitate capacity, and not as individuals. would Mill be five millions left out. I hope they are not Scottish Hospital was applicable to the poor natives of setimmathoritiemcauThmendliviriobion, e r. t ra ug b la bi r m u s e s those reportad of thz beb ln av h ed ie reiboiprompecialaytitoombtakohe •ewtictennitsweasaidbirtlattycoamcpluierikb worthy of that deprociaticie and bad language which we Scotland and their children resident in the metropolis _ and etimesh applied to the unentraochised ; brat then is immediate neighbourhood who were not in receipt a/ T la - having common:4d &trim the weeks Indicated by the had- to the secretary or the board, but he belore knew an parochial relief. Pensioss varying from 6/. to 2U. per an. Ingo • " back" owe being dad to column 2: inn:amain which& director "collared" an official and turned eom would still he four or five minims left out. The govern. sum were given to 155 redivides's, and casual relief ' meet wham of 1860 propeed to bring down the wee distributed to about 200 applicants every month. 1 2 him out of a room bang the eau for the prosecution, the defence ber\ franchise from 50/. in counties to 10/., and from 10/. The income of the hospital eer from all SOStfete (is- itt u e n eked Basal' af th r i e i Partad , c i a a nc es e . (wThlit bei ng a considerable time) was that the charge in boroughs to 6/. I have heard a good many members eluding balance from Mast yo ) , amounted to 5,3771. 05.10 d., -- - meet of the &Nesse. was as extraordinary as unfounded ; that the prosecution and the expeediture to 4,4571. 10a. 741., leaving • balance is el th e radical party object to that bill u being very smallhad been instituted, sot biome the law had been broken, hand of 9181. 10s. 31. The sums gives to penehmen. .i 1 I sad unimportant, and as not being worth fighting for, casual applicant', paid for passages to Scotland, and for lid 1 ,8 butte gratify • feeling of ill-will towards the dein:laths on Census Divisi°°.. ; 1 ill I I 1 1 11 is the part of those with whom he was associated is th e Now, I entirely differ from such an opinion. We must the education of the children of Scottish parents reei. I hi- direction, and that the object wax to bring a cri minal Les in mild in this country, that we can only go on in the dent ern Leeches during the year were 3,M301. 4s. sd. The .° •I M . • charge, as it were, airiest • gentleman in the yen building ____ _ _ manner the general opinion of the public in the country income from donations and subscriptions of last year ex. - - on me' Dm (theTownhaillwheretegallentcaptain had been three times ceded that of the previous year by 3951. lb. IMIL ; the 1 - 118 W•e• Pelle' e we ' I 76 ""'' • 6626 OM ISM 1861' 306 MO honoured by being elected a repreeentative of the borough. will 'section, and as I regard the Reform Bull of 1832 tow . f rom them two aura s o f i . e ... ' , sum f 1864 , L South Pastern as • manure of proclaims value, so I regarded that of 1860,. South Midland 2,4111. ss. 2d., wed for 1865, 2,8061. 175., notwitandieg a Eastern Conan rim; 773 004, 119 ' Me When Captain Jervis first saw the complainant he was 'R and I would regard now that proposition if it were enacted that the Caledonian Ball of 1865 yielded 1731. Se. 3d. less a. south Western 71 " and earl wide open," and listening to the conversation Ir , 1 7, 1995 716 , 264 81 tin in the bar with this hat cm, doing nothing, his " mouth by parliament, as • measure of very large importance and dm that of 1864 . The Memos of the page . year eon. 6 West Midland misted of 166/. 18s. of new annual subscriptions sad 7. North Midland 441 111 141 27 leo very large purport indeed to the object we have in view, 919 294 seer. 33 In going cm between the former and his frit:ads. At first be 2281. 13e. 10iL of new life subscriptions and donskoes. , 1 1 N,° l l_,. llWwien em ma re am me was under the impression that the complainant was a friend namely, the fair and Mood representation of the people in In considerate= of the increase of the funds of the cherity "' "' he • • parliammt. (Cheese.) The tory party oppose it, andlo. Northern Cow 350/. additional was given away ie perilous as a commemo. 11. m r ,,,,, mu th e bm gentlemanly se pos -28: 934 Me m ' . a w n 655 68 o b f e o rm nie b o es f the i bannai d u e, pobulitoolnybe.dioguinformed who he was 549 67 529 '. 26 127 side, to leave him, he room. The young man positively their pretence is that they fear very much for the ignorance ration of the bicentenary festival. Twenty pensions of 101 . ig, s c ot/end et the working man. You must beer in mind, however, each per annum were added te the present list of ninety, - - -,' --- and ten pensions of 15/. each per annum were added te the - chairman of the board, as almost • premed' insa t, duct to • director, end, propeely speaking, .the de . putiy that they always point to that most uofavourable sped- .. . .. • . MOM 10061 HMS 2460 6119 resent aist or tan, TAW lathe", tne number of LK. penman ) ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Secretary. took him by the buttomhole, and quietly removed him men of the working man who dose not save any flO. and that of the 151. pensions twenty. The charity ma ViTr d eary Department of the Prier Caned, from the bar. In this, it was conteuded , the content ante that motley, and who never works on • Moodsy. (Laughter.) me of the oldest in connection with Scotland ;it was well Moe, 2, Victorimatreet, S.W., Nov. 30. perfectly justified in his individual character of director, If this bill had pissed. and • portion of the workiommen sustained in the past, and be hoped it would be as well ens- and the witneuee celled to substantiate the statement of m a d b e es l e t in, s ome o f them mig ht no t vo t e y. 7 w i n dy, tained in the future. The appeal of the chains= was very ------ ••, • • his legal adviser as to facts, were three gentlemen, who handsomely responded to by • subscription of 2,0001. THE New Comers or L AW.- Th e renewing a nay, even • per outage might vote far • tory candidate ; The other toasted the evening were " the Houses of Par. an extract from the opening address by tbe President of Wed that they were drinkirm soda water end brandy with hut if 1 were told, and if it could be demonstrated beyond lament," " the Chairmao," " the Highland and Ibledoeith the Royal Institute of British Architects, at the ..... . ;he defendant at the time in question-Mr. R. D. Bayley, Mr. J.W. C. Butcher, and Mr. Quintet Clarke-end • Mr. ell dispute that the class which we propose to admit would Societies," " t h e Caledonian Asylum." " the Treasurer meneement of the session of 1865-66 :--" The nation is J o b, Stevens, the time witness static, that he as systematically vote wrong SS the tore Party have dons and Officers of the Scottish Corporation," and" the Ladiem" going to rebuild ita law courts, and mass them in one pile. saw Capta 'Jervis follow the complainant to the front for the last 40 years, my anxiety to see all of them admitted During the evening some excellent songs were sum by Ido not now quake the site selected. This is, according door, but hdid not see hem push him. Miss Ra 'ford. Mies Eyles, Mr. Watson, and dr. Raneford. to the enders phrase, an accomplished fact, sad its enough c;„0,, th e ques ti o n es to the yeepeedhaity and privileges would be much diminished . r" 40 years the Wry Party Mr. lien ° thdy favoured the company with a selection of his to say that the area chosen is one well waited for • magnifh o f dm ac ton, Mr. Owen, the secretary to the company, was have been always wrong. The state chariot, laden for favourite Scotch airs, which were most enthusiastically cent and commodious structure. I my nothing, though I I m um, and he staled that it was bite pinion that a good and evil, has been by them impeded at received. mi g ht say much' about the teethed ' t e be adopted it I railway servant was bound to obey as individuel director in •-•----------. selecting the architect Ido not claim to dictate the styli every atm, end at every revolution of ite wheels. regard to any sot he might direct , even to the extent of Their deeds are so patent to all their countrymenfor I trust that whatever style may be chomn, architectur amme nirm him to stop a train. REFORM Megrim) AT Caltttshr.-A meeting on truth will not be sacrificed. If the {building is to be classical, I --- `" t i - a r . ,m urt-He thought that in the waist ease the sad to the whole world that they never can be unwritten, parliamentary ramie was held on Tuesday evenamat the damned must sot be interpreted to mean • modern home. , cirri was bond to produce his papers to Captele Jervis at sad by Erglishinen should sever be forgotten. tCheere.) Athenaeum, Carlisle, under the awing of the el et coal with floors below and chimney iota above, illoommeled I th e b e t e l, when tailed untie to do ee ; and his opinion wee by barricades of pillars. fencing o light and air from the , that the complainant ought to have left the hotel under the This same party, who are deemed by every writer of ordi. Reform Union. Mr. Thomas Hardy presided, and there nary intelligence to have been wrong on all these question', Madam. Resolutions were passed aegis( nahappy compact& If it is to be Gothic, Go th ic mutt 1 circumstances when desired by the defendant to leave. the a goca me at t to int , duce • comprehensive me asure al not be handled as the st ns, 1 V h 1 . formal with the effronte and 11 ' wer° ° y a "grow Mr . Orridge-He would go so far uto say that, In *la are ee w C°1"11 T Y reform and calling upon liberal members not to support any meats and diamond genes, turrets that lead to nowhere, ' L u d o:m ut, any director of the company had the power, if asking us to refuse to admit the workim min, who has m i a mt r y th a t did n ot pledge itself to stead or fall by • and gargoyles that spout no water. 13ther any midi. . a thought fit te exercise le, al the Great Eastern never even had the chum a doing wrong, for fear, if reform bill. lion we claim a building which shall tell the tale . Hotel an d desiring the merger to ve, and th e attar admitted, he should not always support them InellaUrell MCRDER SY A LUN eTIC. -On Wednesday evening of its owe destination, and indicate the puissaum of the woul d b. b oun d to o b e y hi m . Tim ma ,, hi e d e mb ere t e which are for the true interest of the country. Take Lewd sr inquest was held by Mr. Taylor. coroner, at the West . saheb whoa behalf it has been raised. 'We clam-whet o ,,mi nm Derby himeelf, for an example. He is the eminent leader BtzAsitehd.....dWakefietl., o n view A d untob the beti o. of William Manehester, out of merely a county's resoaroes, has so r mho tati om m t n , t h en mi ne d for use ',mum ., sa d en t b,m, Daly B re dfccd, generously provided-a peace in which the disposition of of this most obtuse, incorrigible party, and for the lastt into court the clerk said be ma desired to express I and was suffering from dogmata, but wee emeidered quite Pane tad the ornamentation spring from the destined use thirty years his opinion, his speeches, and his votes have harmless. He was making up beds on Tuesday monde', in which the law covets sod the peat hall shall steed oat r asa unanimous opinion that so moult hid been proved ,._ that Captain Jervis in what he did did very properly what is the main been directed against all that policy when Jonathan Waite, • suicidal lunatic, from Sheffield, ' hem the geolrel " Teeters ; is which the "nide" a ell e !' he had • right to do is the exercised his duty as • director, w him the vast ma j or ity are th oroug hly coue i nce d struck thbimobgbdosznicidwo.ith.a h bo sa t yy bo s bsi lioLe red l and . kil b led him. lofty and wide , the staircases easy and dignified, the scamp and the case must therefore be dismissed, with costs against has bow foe the true /Rarest of the country. da germs te diary chambers many and accessible ; smooths, light, and the complanant. There is • groat Italian writer-Machiavelli-who has i others, but when questimed by Mr. Chat." the mulled warmth, and vestilatiou all wall stkeedied to, and and . The defendant then shook hands with the magistrates uperinteadent, he replied that ke had hiss hearing nine ell these a il iteriaa requirements have been satisfied, la ad ra k e d. expreseed as opinion whh I Oink &POWs very well to s tedlieg him to do eseteis thieve. He had au impreseimi whisk peeportiee sad material shall all be of the choicest : which form sod colour, sculpture and painting shall ' this particular can. He is, as you are aware, a very illus. , that be . sho a uld . die annuistural n• bi theta:al:i ad nitial a m i. s al' b r i:n hi( b. ii mes w hine eo beautify the pile. aad leave it a living idaeniele (Advertisement 1 - ErmilOWAY's Pthla. - En friths writer, but be is than very much Mimed, am all men 1 r e il a ti: s r . hut h ee e ... it was the d0 ...00 d. me aso . o r the p eat grow th o f th a t sublime emm i ac m_th world's healed Existent:4,-MA medicine embraces every attribute awes I suppose , if OW any something that is eel t leseest said that the deemed Barad had given him nn prenesties. He ' weeder sea anti -Eagliab law. teerlemly sad :slemaly 7. v d rz o tadr ui e...ral t a ll 'r e. "'" 1 1 .; a ti a .r 4.352 t e r Be esys in the caleoilles of EDlSkild there are three di D e ed seat him to fetch same water, and be had dose so, sad administered by English Jethro, without spite and wi th out I. e ... mu m ene or mema m me or B e er .' bowel . , a y other organ , thee' Pills are ,specially and emiseatly s gnu One man understands things by means of his own he had then struck him down with the shovel. A verdict . favour, maimed by crows or mob, or armed battalion. U Natural sedownemns ; soother understands things when of " Wilful Murder" wee Tolima against Wails, wive was ! the shall fall short of this ideal, great will be the en camel They should be kept in nay family, as they are a o w are on s i m o d to h ... ; and a third ea neither a . m ., emem mted for trial i scent i tithe iniefeetase, on whomaciever's back may lie medicine without • fault for young venom and those of feeble ' THE Ommrtmaares MAmtrorx -We are informed i the blares el the wilcarriallc: constitutions. They sever cause pis, or Irritate thorned semi. staad them of himself. nor when they are tad/Asa hy tin nerves or most tender bowels. Holloway's Pills are the beet that the raii of the Gentleman's Magazine kr t OnsuTuL FALLON. •• UN' SHILLING DAY. -. known wine ,. of t h. eb e d , sal la y a i d „ c .a., e et a mp . Saes. (Loud laughter.' Asti he says further, that the minde d an d it m il i s f u ture b e gra tm e hed my i Tamerue, Nov. 3 0 . -Ad ea pumas, 492 ; ditto ti e n and secretion. which meows sa wow= sad obsordom Illel shim an me sod exoellmit, the mond hue their Mama. Bradbury. Imam medoo., Millibars. by mem Whets, 982 ; Istal Mame 1,474. p:rticies from both ends end Mb. MR. BRIGHT AT BLACKBURN. COURT Of COMMON MC& —NOV. 30. SBOOND COURT. Sittings at NW Prins In Middlases.—(Befeet Mr. ItleM o4 Kean and a Commas Jury.) CILIZSBAY ADD Hint r. LADD. This was as lotion to rec over damages for false impri. moment and @leader. Mr. Dishy Seymome. Q.C., sad Mr. Seeley, eared foe the plaistiffs ; sad Mr. Haddleston, Q.C., sod T. Seller, for defendant. It wee stated that Mn, Cheellieni idea the wife of the acting meountent to the Hamburg and Coothiental Bank. Oa the 11th June she west to vielt Mrs. Soot; is South Moltonetret. It was finsdey, sod in the evening they went to the Craven Chapel As she was leaving the chapel Sem, a pew opener, touched bet, and said • gentleman wasted to speak to bee. Mr. Ladd, who is • • mackanical iestramett maker ia Beak4treet, came up, took hold of her head, and " Give up what you have stolen ; turn out your pockets. I saw you pat it is." She the pew turned ont her pockets, but Mr. Ladd rid" You have got it about you," pointing to her jacket. He also mid, "Co to stealing Mho the vestry ; we will search you." They took her where she bad bees sitting, and charged her with • small asamelled earthenware knob off a hat bracket in the pew, and said if she gave it op so more would be said about it. The minister afterwards mine in end interfere d Mrs. Cheethas departed. S'is mow stated in the box that she had not tikes the blob, and edded that her health bad been effected by the shook which the charge amend her. Mrs. Dodd, • person employed to elean the chaPel. d e posed that the knob bad been missing for weeks before Mrs. Cheatham went to the elm ; she knew this because she had torn her sem with the brave which the shoelace of the inch exposed. For shed it was stated that Mr. Ladd's pew was immediately behind the one in which the plaintiff was sit ting. Mrs. Policy, his married daughter, was there, sod she depooed that she sew the plaintiff take the knob ; sad that she seemod to try to raise the bracket afterwards. Whams mentioned what she had seen to her father. Mr. Ladd himself said that having heard what his daughter mid be spoke to Wes, the c.N"W keeper, and afterwards touched Mrs. Moeda= on the arm, saying. " I beg your pardon, I want to speak to you." She gave shriek and threw her self back. She sae in the way of the people leaving, sod he said, " Yon had better come th is way." Ho intended to speak to her about what she bad done. He never took hold of her. It was not true that be said. " What have you stolen ? turn out your peokete. I saw you mit it in." It wee quite poen - lila he might ham said to Brea, „ She must hays it about her." He never said, "Go into the vestry and we will search yon." She did pull out the contents of her pocket, sad witness said, " There is no ammeity for that." He never spoke to her after that, but some time after he went to the vestry sad saw her sitting then. Mr. Barrett said that in the vestry he beard the plaintiff say, " Oh, what • wretch I have bean ; whatever made me do It Take my clothes off and strip me." Some other evidence was given by two gentlemen who had need the pew, that the leeks were on the two brackets several weeks after the time when Mrs. Dodd mid she found one of them missing. His Lordship, in summing up, said that it was not sag that the defendant had acted maliciously , lit what be gt ( the plaintiff's own case being that be had s imply acted wi want of °intim The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 40s. Mr. Dishy Seymour applied for • certiacets for coats. His Lordship mid that his prament impreesios was that he ought to certify, but he would, take Um* to consider the matter. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Nou. 90. (Bible lir. Oommissionor Gou lburn.) 11 11 NORMAN, OTHIRWIU RAILDGN. The baskrupt was described as a vocalist, of Bermond sey, formerly manner of the Beehester Theatre. His debts are only about SOL —the creditors being the un fortunate moms who bad accepted ',gage/nests under the bankrupt at BOOIWORIIT. Mr. Sykes appeared for the official &misuse. There was no oppceition, end the order was granted. (Before Mr. Commissioser Winslow.) 11 BE GIORGINA AUCHISTA 71IRDWRILL 111111111 TA DISH BENTUICI. Mr. Sargood said the sesigses bad bad very considerable difficulty is satertaining what property there was in this mse. Be sow asked that a specific sonnet of property should be Bed, so as to insure that there should be a full disclosure. Mr. Lewis said this was a case where property of 1,2061. had been given up to meet debts of 2,001. - There was no allegation of any ref neat of information ea the pert of this lady, who to the best of her knowledge had given up every thing she had. Some ground ought to be laid for this sp. plioatioe. His Boomer said the ems must be treated the maw so any other. The aooonnta were too general. It world be more convenient to the lady herself as well as to the court that the information desired should be given in writing. An adjouroment was ordered. lit em G. L WRIGHT. The bankrupt was a wershouseroati, of Sise-lene, Buck. lersbnry, and of Northampton. This was theleitnng for examination and discharge. Against debts of 9,000/. tha axe manta of 2,000!., and property held as security of 5,0001. Mr. Sawed supported. On the application of Mr. Phelps, for the assignees, en adjournment was ordered for additioual socounte. t -- 11:: 71 Vt C.oinustlesi 106 30 311 tit l 1 so Counties, 18 39 Counties, 7d 34 i Counties 05 03 'Counties 216 140 70 4141 i 10 70, re st W 86 90 tut tooel i i • 4010 weal: THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Frederick Rowley, who formerly carried on badness ea • 'hipping ageat in the Miaories appeared before the Lord Mayor to answer a summoMe that had bees issued at the whops of the Board of Trade, which charged bins with uslawlully acting as as agent for providing ma ma with berths, wittput having • license from the Board of Trade se t him to do so. The defendant at brat pleaded not guilty. Mr. Coleman. an officer of the Board of Trade, attended io support of the complaint ; Mr. J. R. Miller, adicitor, of Neweburdi-stred, appeared for the defendant. It will be reoollected that the defeadaat was com mitted from this Gond • short time beck for oh taioing 51. by false pretences. The complainant on that °melon was • Mr. Were. who reeking in Kelso:l4quart, and it appeared that he eaw ea advertionont offering to provide spoodices with first class ships, whieh brought him in communication with the defeodant, sod the latter undertook to provide his son with a, berth on board • venial called the Ed Hie( that wee bound for Sydney on payment of a premium of 301. Mr. Wore paid 51. on account twos the represeatation of the defendant that the vessel belonged to Meson. Bering, sad that the captain yea also part owner, end that he was the duly appointed Res of the owners. It Mused out that Morn. Bar* bad nothing to do with the Ed Hie& and that Ow def end ant had no authority to ship either sesniea - - - or apprentices for her, and the Lord Mayor aostseitted him for trial, but the grand jury *awed the bill. The premed proceeding wee tine taken against the Modest by dim- Lem' tics of the Board of Trade , under lite illsrobant Seasmea's HACON.- November 28, at Avenue.honse, Spfhbf. Act BIRTHS. MARBIABiRCITES,as. AND DEATHS, Mrs. !reacts Bacon, of a eon. Mr. Colemas briefly detailed tbe facts u shoe data, Tlrn yyg a F :gsaff l4cn" .gorgeon, ber 28 Of s a t ilT d ug n h ei ter .P . Isce' Clince. iM 'di dill use. %ft and said that the goverannot a ff orded every beaky to respectable parties to obtain lioness for dripplag 'semen Borth, el a daughter. the 1 4d and appreaticee, but the defendant had no such authority. POTT.- November 28, at Sussex ger& no, Hyde -put, NOSTiI.-goveuther 28, at Arlington-street. tbt .--- He d e a that complaints had been ma d e of the sesdnet el IL Pelt , Req .. a • daug hter ' B k . , th e w ill of 1. WA the defendant is other eases, sad apes one occasion he bad Tail Dela ••sear of 111. arida he hid obtained from the 1.4 " lit ' D " ag .86. Merit -Novem:er 27, at Don, Becks. the , . 6 . friends a • Peewee whew he kid midweek" , ee Weeelde e sII.T-OttitATT.-W ember 24, at Hore Church. 5W Ir. berth for.toe. by lite Rev. W. ° Oe v aratt, W. J. Belt, di/stole te Mr. Miller interposed open this statement being made, to &bens Marianne, daughter of tits late W. h We" ad objected to taste of such • nature, which had within( Ilsoohistun. 114‘_ _ , t i o prea T CUMb e6ti. to do with the specific sharp mow b rought' wooed leins, CltatuaMclib,Eltelime,LAlN-lysotheldllsOr. iiiilogrealzll.2&_. soloo. being introduced into the taquiry. He add that be had Net et iediand , to lie n 's, dangbter el W. S. confessed with his client, sad he would by his adrift plead in :: o r B th ith ..g a rehha, ...Am Ci lol guilty to the ennemees. HAMDEN -Di 80N. -Novemer Hi, al 1. 0, -.--.„, • i s gwo , The Lord Mayor _fugal:el whether he wished to give say hiso. by the Rev. T. L laawdes. H. H•II•d• D ' 'n . "l*, bi• explamition ea behalf of de &teethed I bay, to Margaret Zlissbeth, daughter of J. La" Mr. Miller there addressed his lordship at some length is 1 et WWII Botch Lam =i f ,sey , somitu and said that t boui the fe del p e one ndaa ia t hadricionakeedbyybis4l- CiAmpziss_so.ber DmlLATirwl3.intuorpevar. o,ot commilledi to Kemple to take his trial for what was in ! Notts, Proem widow of J. C. Creropern. ~.„8 , 1 IithEIZIL- November 29, at alghbory-lodge. T . e reality precisely the same °fleece as do pressed, sod sa , a ,. --. . ibis greed be appealed Sadie Lea Mayor to idiot a small HOorEit -November 29, at High Holborn, J. flu.,- , penalty tapes hin. 1 •Ig ir e• Chruch-w und :addn i. The Lord Mayor raid that the Board of Trade, who ware MO A-November 29. at hts residence, well acquainted with all the fob, had felt it doh ditty ts ! leVers. Smarts Moline. of Ideleid e- e le* s trod ...e. to the Wheelies of the public. Under in the dr- Wi l ,Mtre -Iforambar 19, at Harewoodeattir , iss q ...... titute thtl e p :Tel t f i r r esdial6 pee thsk .....a....i m aaa he amidire4 b, ra t arsLiDliderto.November 2S, Mr. J. M. Standldr. el TWA' cutusterowi he felt it his duty to meter the defendant to pay ; Nelson, id/seer. Walk's'. WK.. ag" "o w .. a a x Toe the full permit, et 5/. 1 TOify4lo.l4a=bbe.res4ra Przaidt.a.derkted The Gammas pea A Tow Mi man ls pee the mama at lets ffatilk we. ' p,t.i.a'"--------„a rutiaii-iir-wri-synninKTuisi 40.:0.1 Iwasaki' for farther examiaatioa charged with Meal* a taa b o ad oo ok i s tha ay ot London. Telej U. ao t ot oak Odles in Lombard arrest, la the Presiset of W Apr, the chid warder at Holloway Priori, Wand the Fitner, Deans I, 118 4, :::-, LAW INTELLIGENCE. . COURT OF QUESIVB BENCIL —Now. 30. After tens NW Prim *tiny st Weetesiesken- - (ario n the Laid Ohio( Judge aid a Special Jury.) TIM QUILIMI V. CORBITI.—THE eurseiroomi. At the elms et the me for the defeadant. The Lord Chief Justice was about to ajottro the court, w The jury said they were pretty marl Y *Arm& The Lord Chief JIIIIiOO mid there Was a co swish diet . of el. denim epos which the lamed counsel might toed• dress them. It might be that the witnesses foe the mows had made a mistake and put iota the defendsat's mot* leaguing' mod by Captain Waddell. The am the w earned ee one of i mpor t s ece, sod perhaps they bad better hear l counsel before they made up their minds upon the *videos). The jury said they were desirous of eving the ease the tallest easeiderstioe. They were all of ens minim. Ose juryman mkt tt ma a waste of time to go as further with 1 the COAL • The fiolleiter.Geitenl said he certainly should lik e to ad -1 dress the jury on the cam before they delivered their var. i diet. I The further hearing of the case was thee adjourned. Lord Mayor that the primmer was • notorious ling. -- u pon the occasion of Mailer's execution last 3 Im r , iot th.o three charges of robbery upon petione who wen ,‘„ the crowd were brought *fault lull- lie was tneip,' Cietral Criminal Coart .o.thd herd =tht d wou bs lttou l mad . : 6 01 °11" when he committed the robbers j :::: &MA wilt. The primmer pleaded guilty, and begged that rm e ml6l fre settled" at coon we The Lord Mayor told him that he believed him t,;,i, i . o rr umi tierate thief, and be should send him to the Coart, where he 000 kl be properly dish wilt, During the last few days a number of mete of mt.,. base coin have been brought to this court, sad it was IQ that at the mama time there is • ray large (pawn , one in oironlatioe. Is one that a lila* =r, who was the prosecutor, said that three pi ft ,,, , ereinterfeit oois were offered to him in one day, li: ; keepers and others will, therefore, do well to be r i g; i guard against depredates@ of this deactiption MARKETS. TALLOW.—THMDAT issanao.—Tbo snag steady to-day, Spot, 49e.; Dansober, 48s. ed„ • j u ,.." to Karol; 49a 3d.; Yana, 50s. dd. ; October to itaWT 00I10N.-I.ramoot., Nov. Xl.-111e deleasi oricee totter dcator. Woe to-day, MAO 1:e1m, 7000 opeoelatioa sad export. 5,000 Americas, 234. ; 1,800 Parma, to., 200. to 22d. ; 200 Mimi 210. to 224. ; 000 Noma, sad Baba, 195 d. to 204. to 30d. . • 400 Smyrna, Hit is '11,7 1* 1 7 0 tort, 104. to 1 84. ; Modem, 17d. to 17fd, Lai, &WS ft., 10 0. to 13d.; Chino, 1514. to Ng Peru, 200. to Üb& - _ WOOL AND WOILSTED.—Ba•Droau, Nov. k,_ll, improvement ia the Livorpool cotton market has hi, booed:dal leasmoe epos Bee wool =whet The more closed, sad there kas berm more briars hi t Priem as rather differ there they wen led week worsted yarns there to the same Troikas "kelt his Tailed for @OM time past. The barium &me is Mk scanty. A good many mikes, however. an mexpleedok 'Osamu, for the mod part ooatioae pretty will uhlem The home took has become decidedly quiater, export bowman as yet doisg eat to nothin, geNe unchaegod. Then is very link activity is preen have recently operated to the exdat of tbeirrequirsmk A. machinery, however, remake pretty well weplipt and as cotton Y spin advancing. prices most be gamy I little amen LACE AND HOSlEB.Y.—Nowntonme, Nov. All departsosate of the lacie trade are still eist, lkoe perhaps arise the het do, prospects ham little. The high rents ana w. my el both buyers and sellsrs ad cautiously. *had melon I. hoed an American, but wain Buss ere eeli is supply immediate witata.—ln the ko . e= s ek au Is mond boa seedbly daelmeed, but tbe lee mu, well occupied with the sneers of old orders, sad mils. meat is, thud!" pretty general among the °drains- Noitiagham Journal. 0011N.—BtalMiatrau, Nov. 30.—At this derh mai than was again a abort supply of English whelk whili es talus off at folly previous rates. Becky is. per 7. ken, Oats scarce sad Ikea. Beam Is. per qr. *ker. Bud. Burro', Nov. 30.-0 a our market to-day thin fsir supply of Balkh wheat, which sold at fally lert oak: =bat the trade was set brisk. Foreign km, tor h adieu Matta( barley quid. at barely be auk prime. For grinding then was tem deem& ad ode: sive way ad, ps ie rg y . from the 'Area» rates of hut sal Omsk email , but safilMar the de de is very , slow at week's p eat fwe h ima. Beane &L to d, . po7 rimmr. Isdisa cora steady, without ahead le velm Divas, Nov. 30.—At our market today the sedir wheat was small sad the &maw) active for all quirk at en advance of la. per qr., with as early demise' v. had the la:gue st:l of sup ply barley that wo have MI thr seams, but y speaking of haterior qui* del . 1 trek was oomequemee ; all best maple, saki Iss 's prima, other sorts Wog &dealt of dismal at la torieduatioa. A great deal was loft eneold. Ora, beam, sad peas is small supply, sod quite a doar. Hsi white wheat, Wu to 27a 6L • beet red disk, Eis. telk IX; other sorts, Bib. to 24 t. ; barley, 39a is ;au 221. to 3116. ; beam, no to rot ; per, lk to tt; winter veichoy Zia. to Wu ; rya, 18a to 170 ; Si. ha, 355. to 37e. • best meads, 32e. to 34a. 9[ his Nov. 30. —There was • god &M aim at this day's market. and • fair *dry woe am rimmed for good ifioarld wires* ►both E!! for•iga, at the fall rake of last work, sad is some led= at not this obtainable. Inferior sorts ore eiglaret, and sold Irregularly. Flour slow of sale, but mehmo sake. Oak sad oatmeal steady. BIM km. Ilia corn 6d. per ciwartar cheaper. Nowasu, Nov. 251.—Them was • fair 'apply ei Badmen was firm, and Ilse dry samples made laths suer late rates ; damp ditto • elude lower. For barley Wend were bawdy supported. o.lter articles made top rot Nmratrair, Nov. 30.—We had a moderate sapply d wheat this day. Tho trade exceedingly doll, at late Mu Good malting barley • slow sale sod &chaise is pro; middling old inferior samples 2a. cheaper. Ostend boss same a last week, Uxsamoo, Nov. 30.—The weather lately bohemian!• able for thrashing, the supply of grain as today's mid is short, and former prices are marotakeL Beam, vie,b are alarm sea la. dearer. EDINBITION, Nov. 29.—As oodiorea lek ! whit woo 21. down as top, aid 10d. op ea aunts Barley was le. down oa top. end use oa mimes. 0111 were ad. down as top, sad 7d. dews a s mew, Be. IPIIO ad. up as top, sad 9d. up ea avenge. Rtes, 40s. 6d. to 88e. ; mats, ed. to 265. ad, ; boas, 40e. to 455. Id. 04TTLEwa5nait, Nov. 30.-We were flidY wi• Plied with baste on offer this day ; it beet as fair, at f ally late p ates. The sapply of sheep side rate, the pseud quality by so metes flest Ths mottos kale ruled slow without shanties m prin. Cam a small supply , • fair inquiry, late prism milli Pal pip a fair mem, supply ; demand steady, at shot kb b rata. Bed, 611 d. to Ted. par lb. • mutt" St 90. • veal. Ted. to Std. per lb. Basis pip, Os ; polka pap, 9e,9d. to 10s. 3d. per seas BIWITOL. Nov. 30.-We bad rather • shorter lOW of beef thas last week, sad generally mall 80 quality was below the average. The demand era WWI ad trade dull , at last weak's prima, beet sunk' NAM 654 to 684, sad meander, from 60a. to 60. pa set fair impOy _of sheep, and though the deemed was DOM :e in tz - 'widen demanded as advance is ;Mesh odd 11 Meaner 'pith meows. We mat mists lat wethers at full9d. per lb., sad ewes front 84. Is 4 1 Nothing doieg In store attle. mid we are still oithsat ecs apmendts hem Inlaid. We bad • laird ankh sows thou last week, sad am the denial i% rapidly sappla4 prises show a omailloroblor quotations from 141. to 191. ; kids int Mk bat salve. A Mort supply of pip, sod Ws est beak, then was a material redaction is prior-bom 'scheming hands at from 9a. 21. to 9s. 64 per ran w porkeis from 9s. 4d. to 9s. 9d. Fair show of Mom trade rather quiet, and *sly a limited business was 04 Nonnionan. Nov. 29.-The supply of fat loam eattlevnarket to-day was by no amass elestifel. tdd,2 busily demand was superhero& For the boa glu m prima were rather higher, other demiptioas fully 5 1 Of sheep the simply was somewhat Mused. tog 00 sm: the demand was rrrm, at au advises of mail eg.: o ; Thais was a limited supply of calves, for width the was steady, at late rata. Lambs • small show, and mood prieswere supported. The show of pigs was ie awe the demand, aid prices had s &whoa( lades* Etussusow, Nov. 29.-N amber of cattle tbit swag 100 being lass thus lea market. Bala weze dans mg We" down from those of last week. Top pries of the tat is 84 6d.; current, Ts. to 84 ; middling sad inferior, la N. O 7s. 3d. per stove. The number of shim was matt umber beisg 2,683, or 1433 lea than Mat wit ire were ready, sad prime up Lilly 24 a had. Top rip ir beet mutton,9o.; moron, 94. to 90.; Chivied 4 0 ,..1% ' black-faced ditto, 60. to Ted. per lb. Fed pip 6a. 13d. to 7s. pa stem six to eight weeks oid tlit* from 10s. to 15e. • head. Numbers is market -7t O b . 392 ; sheep, 2 , 683 • pigs, 175. No. 6, BA LACK COMO P LCI m aw . " heel QVgll 4BlllO ill n s . r m ie 11175:111 : 1111111146 0.1 .181" : T itill SEAM Ti•C• 91HUINSLA svaosie u severnmen.. orals no, CLOUD to an ( FLYING lar leib December . IgIllhai• Ma se ttr, Crirveig : Us in Isioi W W* o r d Os wid " 1 lingta lth a Aas. lAN *a A s a L a. 0. 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