The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

r IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 16. The Tawny created in the Dalin polio Mt* troy by the appointment et lb. Kelly to the aise et jar d the Admiralty, has jest been EWA= et Joseph CrDeeuell.l4., et the circuit. As a satiabietery imbue el bate fooliev ai ti: ceeutionsil in a Lengealway gem" that the catholic Mop Linerhh about proceedingen_ a B elt Is the pesteethet Wisp et Derry. _the 114 p Bev. Dr. Bigglot who was *mei/ Irml Whop d Limerick saiwbe livid ea Owns et Mime, Nestl e* with his Rosati catholic neighbours. MUSIC. JULLLEN'S PROMENADE CONCERTS. Lad sight M. Jain brought forward his sew quadrille', " The Fall of Sebastopol," a very clever piece of descriptive military mei% which went off with gnat Idol, and will doubtless be the great at tention of these osseous durin the rest of the season. Seth things are y vary nosh alike, sad a masked deseriptioa of any one battle will serve almost squally well for ur. ether. But a " battle piece may be made a good 'shish, Ear musical elects, of which the 'rosiest composses have set &dined M avail thnieWores—witness Benham% " Battle of Vittoria." M. Jana displays remarkable transit, is the ecestrectioa of 'ask pins? e sad is the pee wit intone, by . the help of the arginnent," or ex- given ta the programme, a coanzion as e s tree t t i torment the mane sad the principal in trust' winch it is kneaded to depot. Thus we have is the lint piece Oa march of the allied armies towards Sebastopol, which is just a spirited military march, at first heard is the distance, and seeming. by its taunting badmen sad force, to draw waver sad nearer. Next there is the bivouac of the Fame in the troetsches—aa ezesedingly beautiful monmeat. caesium( of French national tense, and sordidly of Partial pear la Syria," which I *sated with great variety . and &trines& Then we jets the Sardinian. Dolmas themselves is their night-watch with their own indent melody. The neeseding mentalist represents the reconsakenee in the valley of the Balder. The natinuous tramp of the cavalry. mingled with the voices of the leaden, sad dying away is the distance, im well imitated by the rhythm of the mon An interval of silents, and thn comes the general assault;—bat hen we mast borrow M. Jullsen's own eloquence, which it would be vain for us to emulate • As the stem NOM& the satin, a wassadoes hens Gem a tiossead abeam sad the eathadastie war-eries at the haissess, wiggled is one Ilßat voile, are beard elms the lbws. With the vapidity otos eagle the Wessels surprise sad asias the tower of lialekhcff ; OW abash is irresistible, mid the Sand is Owes Ise the ether assaults. The log.ish *sopa soon Me She Gant baba ; them met by a fssstal eons Ire, whin Oman be mks with death, the 'sliest nebbses fail by bodied% bwil attest set a step ; etwooresed by the ezawsle at thee lam esiameader, they die like heroes ! At the Little bedew, a simile; fate awaits the hrewah. While this Weide nines rsegOg annad the &eaves sad the Guard shod Gls fh the where the Rusises. recomiss boa their surprise, rush is serried 1111111111U1S to th• charge. Raistereesaeate salve as boils sides. sad the sealer hesosesa ilasofti. At hoick a moms effort is mad., sad the day is deabled. . . It b sight ! The whisk frog all parts eith; lowa sad bay spread their lsn'd light ea the Leigh. bodies hills, singled with the deafsaing seise of the ii alas', the toss of the season, the whiten et the the hurtling of the shells, the rabitiouot the MEN, the sound of the trumpets, the the. Maws blade *OM arise of the fugitives, sad the asses at the video, Mm la fern as awful ate given to the wiegusrars se the Asia of this nesacestile siege. 'lb listener must indeed have a lively imagination he Ind oat all these things in hi. Jallien's music, whisk is a most astoundiog compilation of all the slim that can possibly be produced by an orchestra. TI. sausladiog incident—the retreat of the Raseisas the north aide of the harbour--is represented by a .Pleyeee. Is this introdu c tion of a fags mast as a mistral pun ? However, this form is well salted to &• SS tides of the hurry and confusion of the enemy's light. The whole terminates with the shoats of victory, and the national songs of France and England. Nothing could be more admirable than the manner is which this stirring music was performed by the amagnacent orchestra. Their precision, their An, their attention to the nicest gradations of sound, from the loudest burst of thunder to the most delicate pianissimo, were the very triumph of individual skill sad collective discipline, showing that, as an orches tral coaductor, bollin has no superior. The per fusions terminated amid the aoclamations of a demeely•crowded audience. NAVAL AND MILITARY. DEPARTURE OF THB BRITISH SWISS LEGION I.'OR THE BEAT OF WAR. CANTERBURY, Noy. 16. This morning, shortly after 7 o'clock, the men foriaieg the 2od lambus of the British Swiss Lipka smembled on the panda posed of the Nortbgsta Barracks, emi pessemled at oat to the Castsrbury 'tattoo of the South Roam Railway. They were essompasied by the bonds of Me Aoyel North Wool* sad the Ist Artillery Militia, *eke the wed martial sirs. Thud was also a large washer of the hashitaate assembled to witness the depar ture el tide des body of mu, who has wee the respect of the Musa' bEtfar sailor= pad Nadine aid respectful lielimidswr. The listasiment was semstaada by Major eel *see mese a esimbsr of the damn of the raises pant. The assagemsab harks, bora all eon plata Abe moo mitered the images, the whistle Needed, and the train started as he Peng, amidst the elapse of the soldiers sad the sheets Si tiedainlL They primed to lertemouth, sad wen le sob* Om mime swains on board the Great Britain kr the east a war M tie met. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16. Groat interest Ski bees excited at thie pert to-day to the embarkatiou of the list Regieme of the British Swiss Login ter the emit et War fa the WM. The regi , stoat Y ememmi of Me Muslim. ad errived by two sped& Me l= fri. Dever, the let Maass at 2 ealesk this aflumeeb mid the woad battalion at baltpast three. They teakillod from Deem by the Ikea Heaton and South Cadet Ikea. At dm railway toraliala • large number of week vin emetabled, and received Ilse ma with hearty Meek lush battalion, at it untied, wee Aimed , into wider wed merebed a tl dockyard, presided by tat hoods of the 60th liniment sad of Ai unit resimaia la sant ma, who played a misty of popular aim oa the read to the yard, eepteielly each nate Three Cheers lot the Red. Whitt, 'ad Slut," "Tell these kids, wounded ma," Re. 'TM 'memo of the sea wee much admired fur their youth, robust healthy looks, sad soldier- Ike bearing and el/Man. Wks they arrived at the Sainted they ewe told off la women, each mat UM. • tieket gives to him, is whisk wee painted the amber et reek, ket o Re. They were this Elanbed ea lewd the arkmilid ship Omer BMWs, sass. Si..- - No. 187. The two WNW= waster tegother ram The best arreasmistli has. hem made fer asommodaties sad esedeit, belt as bard ship tad, filar key kat. We imay matime, se speed of this, that Ulm of wtater &kingless beta shipped Wan ea board the oust Brials, as well as 46 toes of asap equipage. The killeirkek • list el Um oaken who Ai est with the real- Maatt—Firet battalion: Cassel O. S. Bilimain, Lkatemat- Oetemi Rarer. Major Theodore Name; Captains Otte lint, 'Diode» de Volans, Masa Oberlin, Berea 011oter de CliNper, Cm*, Tropp, sad Henri* Albert Egger; Llntosests !ranee* Pstltpierre, Babettieht glepeat, Woman Wench*, Rudolf Sehiffasa Losses Crebr• Frodrieh Berger, tad Jul... Maud; • Besegue Theogill &barer, Adolph iteeerwedel, Un Vea Berea, Maibilph BurNker, aid Louis Olymnau . AdjetaanLies t> mast Jonah Ster•pei ; Quarterumetn Jamie Twin; Pnemater James Wear ; eeriest Petar Aide. Mmt-Ilsrpenis Albert Schwab tad Albert Wervaveller. TM tollonios beton se the mead hattellea: Cart Ludwig Bekaa; Castles Ultleit Irdh, Ma re s . mph Stria, Press Muller, Adrian vie Area, Jr Mae Casper Pailiar, Carl Ludwig Omni Limeemat Demedieht Owlish Ranier ; Beeline Jahrs t, Peter Rant, Peter Steil, Patties Erase, Mentam Menke, heist Leadersett ; AdJataat Lleatetast Onst Jamb yea Travers; Quartermaster William OeMby; Pa!riester William Berkalay Seattle; Amistaat.emploas lamb Moller sad Backer. The Great Barak is ensiled to eta he bee destiattlea to tawny. TM Royal South Limas Militia, AMA 400 Ikon, emberked this imoreiag ea be te Om weep Wit Minus, which sailed with dies this aftessesta Cork 11BERR141188, Nov. 16. ha Admiralty order has arrived hem for the Plants, 6, senor Mee= does, to be paid off. All the memos .he en entitled to leas leathers to be hamedietely ffesbarged Is the Waterloo. sad es the Maids Win paid off her yew an to be erseeterred to **Woman. APOTILICAiIIe Haw—Nas of mama who = Hair ezamisatios is tb• edam sod peaks el no rossies4 eortilisetse M pMllw. M'lhtniy. Nov. 16. 1656:—Newry Gard K. loagollotews; Hoary Jane . Ueda*: ?nails Doylies, Clow 11 0 1= 8 - menotAlro; James Theo, so Dub; None Oripasli, West lofts. • Rain bummer. 'QUITE OOURTIL—Nov. 16, =OM lIIININWPOILIOI I LOOMINIM I -1110101 La v. &UMW. This vu a Nu the pignut et a feed e nr r aatooatleg to to the 'spent* use of • Mai. "MO PIM. d ie was. The hesbead sod wife WOO t puing% 11011 Immewelt as the anewat of the It wu ass l kg" Wadi he perdu were reddest at Drudge, it was sought to hue the order Nude ipso this utilise without the used easniaatkesf the wile. Mt. Oases' sapperted the palsies, K idd awl eiva tite Meatiest et Ile mart that the seem ores to be paid to the led4ssuossft me, IriewMeossier was of opinion that be Gould art *Am eaualeatios of die lax Whet by Moult e a nrresessissiou a sighs be nest amayeelowt. la feet, the puma le the idles sepopete Midi Sim W had miler theasated if lb* besiowde awl weld set be dame wiliest lie teles dew* voistelmei hew TO% ead the offset of the pospessill step. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 16. ommit sr woo. arm way saursas awa SWIM 001.4 MINI. IMMO" MD Mali Darla( tho gnaws pontos of the day the Cork beard argansets ones k t wok! paper totally devoid of general fatness. TAI MITILOPOLOI LOCAL lILNAOSKOOT LOT-13IILLISCA. TIOX OF YISTZTIM. Mr. U. .used fora nil. for • wathltillee dirndl* the Awhwoodsao el the parish e 1 Lashetk to ammo e frosedei of Ike soloppos of Wood 8, or Dieboes Wad, for rho wpm d eloothes twelve pesesie s =us: to let op deloydso kir that wart The waft ado to disk tits *mks of the Min on doshostioc of the ciao* la Ilk Seheepolle Lind Hatespesed Lot riled), to the qvilleollhis of vestryeee•—whithor k was to be or the need pail of do weed at oda they wed Wad. The geotkono gibes be ',paid paid a natal of 421. e year, hot woe mai M hos thou 411, whisk wee tho Judd oaths he eeetiyissh, oat be 626 boss rdeobil by tato ehurthwadais •• do sookedes. Thoolikot of the a dense wits to amid a sew slat the i_ that hod talus does ese Noilidel Who Led ameba aid this vestrymen bad tbe power of seakki saw sod ho theo.t. shade" this was • ease for • quo warns*, awl If It moo, • assoiretus could ad ism. Lesodlog so • roma dudes Is the Howe el Lords this weed be • ease far =weeraato ; buds homed rowel sight mouths this mete. Hr. Hayes said ho weird le W. BAIL POI AT MEI FIZIAI,. r. 16. ANS COMM COLA v. •Mtren.—emn " lunar ehimea...—. Kr. Edwin James sad Mr. Hawking appeared for the plantar. Mc K. Chemises sad Mr. Leek renneented the defendant This was as settee to newer the sem of 4111. ender es alleged ye the whisk this plaintiff was 'imaged as the editor of the sod alifier at • weekly may of 41. The IRK bet sever made 1 the ogremainth will Iftll , Mi. Minis hem* daft the mm4_ said that the KIWI, wee s UMW cff Illy eessiderable literary te eel the aellen Ileslea= agaiast Colossi =11 1 : rwievere Relei flee bomb of aostrect. The tees' : MD sifh is*. lw a the early part of the premise' pee Oelmed if. mad two ether peewee, sassed G.M. nMK Walks,, joked together to establish a paper whisk abs so:d for the small ins of rem peony, w his k a sem DM by little boys in the street, seder the name of the Drop Teleprikeh. The original pike was to have bees two =bat Mat had bees shared. It append that a pa. acted Mortimer, who was to publish tha paper, sae ipubiya ft by Celonal Sleigh as to 'Erwin the editen. KR liminseuseleel then M. Cole should is engaged as Ithe eater, and it would be shown that there was a moat able's& mad positive spesseest =tea into, by whisk Mr. Cele wee to main for wed awns duties the afeersble &tips= old. s week. Tel mate be =seam he Om first three needs end it was Mid eat to Mr. Cole It weld . be esadderea fainead if the einalaties = the paper should be wagged. Colonel neigh had sae that time treated Mr. Cole I. the most seawater= maw. Mr. Cole, in sossequesee of what Camel Nab bad said, removed from his reddest* in Meetegansa, Pommes square, to Trdelps.plase, as the law wee nearer to the °thee of the newspaper. The snows* whisk Mr. Cole sought to recover was 481., as it was clear theengagement had been for the mouths. Mr. Cole had written to Calmat Sleigh on the subject, sad the mower was," Colonel Weigh declines having say correspondence with Mr. Cole." Mr. Cole had written the *posing uncles in the paper on its ant appear ann. The widens* would be placed before the jury, end they would doubtless give their verdict for the plaintiff for the awns* stained. The fellowlag evidence was then addend on behalf of the plated,. Mr. John Meetimer—l em a printer and pablisher, carry ing on my bathos in the Strand. I know Mr. Cole and Camel Sleigh. I know that in Muth last Colonel Sleigh bad made arrangements for bringinf oat the Deily Tele. graph grimmer. I was to publish it. Colonel Sleigh asked ma &boat ageing an editor. I anatiosed it to one geatlemen, who refuted it, on account et the smallness of tbe salary. The salary wee to be 2001. per annum. I then introdused Mr. Cole to Colonel Sleigh. They had • waver- Mies about the duties which Mr. Cole would have to us dertake. I was to make the pecuniary arrangements with Kr. Cole. Colonel Sleigh said he did not, from delicacy, Me speaking about them. After that, I came to as &trinomial with Mr. Cole about becoming the editor. I mestiosed to him the salary which Colonel Blsigb Menem& as to offer. It was to begin at 41. a week, but at the sea a the first three months it was very likely to be Kea iftlifteseill. Mr. Cole made some remarks shout the idiellemme of the salary sad the immense amoast of work which be would have to do for it, but that he would accept k. I aossantaiessed that to Colonel Sleigh, and he seemed estisited. Mr. Cole wee to write two articles for C lei gs a g l ier l , whisk was expected to come out in a few weeks. This was is Much, and the paper wee to come out in April. The articles were written by Mr. Cole, and I headed them to Colon.' Sleigh. The paper did sot some I set until Ansel. Ido not know who the proprietor were et that tame. Oa day, before the paper came out, Colonel Mean santimsed to tee that another putlemsa had teen =Weto him as editor, sad asked my opinion of i I soasidend tim admirably adapted to the eibeigni IS MIN accounts, sad ha told am ibis he bed 6111111111111 to saga Ma I asked bin hew Ise as gag 1 le gated el his eagegement with Mr. Coln HA sabi be amide= le that. 801110 time after I asked hiss what be bed aide is the matter, and he said he bad writhes a letter to Mr. Cola that would "polish hiss of Mr. Cole was living is Masts's-meet Portman-square. I hard Col. Sleigh ea it would be necessary for Mr. Cole to ease soarer to the sita. That wee after I had engaged him. Case sessied—l have no seasszios with the Daily Taggrogit meapaper. I was to bare bees the publishar. TWO VMS SUM alteration proposed in the time, sad I than ass= to have eaything to do with it. I had the saaveru lion with Kr. Cole in ay own dim, 141, Strand. The ads of the pecuniary erreegmassis were plead is my amis. I have seen hundreds of persons about it. The went esMeditor was engaged by ma. I espied the little 1 boys to sell the paper, and they were the Daly persons who ' were mpg= in writing. I engaged the editor is plain of Mr. Calle: All the arrangements depended upon the 'stamp duty being taken off. The gentleman who has taken Kr. C de's place is • Mr. Richards 'H. eddy writes snicks. Mr. Colo was to bete 1 boa edam. My owe agnament wee is writing. 1 1 Mind Mali mad the sem of 2001. per alums as the =MA mama. It was to have bee. paid weekly. It wee to 1 1 bias bees a mama .. It of 41. • week. I mention= that is the gmeeeaa of Me. Cale. I said that the salary wee to be iammdsYi Hai dreaded= increased. It was proposed that a teem aay bermes is the Sunni should be the editor's gam. sad that die paper should come out then. The 'ab lutions' dime paper wee uncertain. It depended on the wing =the las Duties Act. 1 Ile-esemiled: It was necessary to neap editors, writers, sad reporters before the paper same out. The salaries went to begin when the envies* were rendered. Reporten were engaged also. I bad reasons for not inhibits's, the parer. Kr. Vole wesined—l am the plaintiff, and s member of ' the bar. I have devoted my time to literary permits. This engageseat messeade through Kr. Manistee who spoke to as la Mee& A few days alter that I saw :be defeadant, sthe amid OM Mr. Mortimer had ateatiosed eny aame ' gad he eltemesdet Gra to my heist mewed, se I had setlnea I VO eater eta poperpeavioesly. He sueatiaand the mall ow ei the Wm. lie said that I should lad my then essillesselesenaleat, as I should have to be at the dace OM WM iS A l sail three in the meralag. I said that I welts =h e age nearer. The paper ease sat es the 4111 t of At Previous to that Colossi Sleigh told me to wile NM ankles, which I did, and gave them to Mr. Illeedesem I held myself in reedier's. for the duties of the paper, meal &trembled from espying myself es say "lbw ppm Orem emimbedi—l have mem practised sea banister. I have bass he Isar jean engaged is hungry pursuit,. 1 be= bees leseast, and was remanded foe eight meathr. Kr. Madam neemmended me to Colesel Sheila, who =deal to me th t the publishing of the paper was sigma &pada, oa the stamp being tans IA but eve. if it wets all, he should bring it out as a twopeasy paper. I bell a amesssdos v Ilk him about eons altelations la the lie seggested 1 was to writs the articles, IWO was to be editor himself. He said that Zl= t ailliinalosold be &early as profitable so befog editor. I gro=l tress l i ast M o r ier Kortimer, mad wrote to Col. gg~l lead sae all my aressitemests st the Rot I ye islesosisat as s you, ass bet tides my lessaney I bereimen eating my liallims4 by my pee. Mr. Oismites Waned the jay Sr the defsedest, eta- Seam, at One bed lees IMP OSUMI ester= late be. m ai =mail% a dm it s % : n o Meat aid ea Newer. nosLelikilpt Ikseseleg ep. tele dm Wry saw d Sae Ma bees Sil 1011.1•910 fee ape am muse fled fee the tamer= arid . ti ainnets as aided le. If 'yr gag= tang Imes an emsegement ft twelve dam ties be east OM *es Met. is poise el lan, they 1 ail Of * bi g iffilillats Me 1411011'd ea be valid Ire*. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1855. a ;Alai. • Si' emit say it woe porfatlll taasseam is& meet easel to haw doesped the pielaal hiodiesey late the mattes. It teal emoved hag Ibao 'pr oa, sail be bed been ljQll at Maul '9~O W lag pea. Theltry lel d they eambitold tbe *Mt bed bees ea lehd ter reemesehle Site, istieloasal a mina I. blot 304 doil --Wow eelT !I _4o Melly aid for w visidans a rest aa T6isiosiolses. • T (w i ves - visto it ' bgar, sad voljesi d, Mr. Oblekets—Witneet's steelier and UMW IPS" poosetri its thought she his NAM Doable. tale uui ba i b i g tal ni=ta t Tr — ierigia ll ier Marmot of the males without imrtiSeato, an lb. peonthe of tho mica that be would pealme it is a day or two. Mt. Joseph M. Vitiation, of Triaity maker 80S of the dat, ipszaimed eits as C ramapp blial 3 the last Witaali ea to the sonvenation between the deem wad Kathy.. When Dr. Vanillas mestimed the seem ad ChM ism s &OW' sass. Ilal said that although Beside died at Gars Hospital, be d resided at Wilma. plass, end it wee oily wathsting to talus single fees in emit This wee the defame is the MN of Beetle. The lad ease, that of Jane Webb, woe this Mended with. lir. Frost, the registrar of Clapham, mid be regietesod the death of Webb°s the 6th of Jam, sad gave as under taker's oertilleate. She lived at 63, Perk 'Lee Put-road. Clapham. No part of Park•plaos was is the parish of Mtbsess. Miss Ana* Webb said she was the &senor of the do omed. Her another sever lived is Ameelme, Brixton. The funeral took pleas at St. Matthew's, Briatos, as oho Inisboad of atomised was buried there. Witness paid 11.16 e. , being double fees, to the undertaker, Plumose. It was shown that in the mister the residemis of the d► eased had beau altered from Park-plus, Cloplam, to Ave lane, Briztoo, and that single fees oalj wen amountad tar o whereas the double fees were handed to Dr. Vaughan kg 1[ Mr. the sezton, in the pr be el Plummer. J. IL Vaughan said be was preempt whoa the 'Eby of With was made. Malby paid the Easter simile hoe. Mr. Elliott said that as the mess had new besaM to a close, a very painful duty devolved ups. bath. a onnewliat lengthened experseaso it bad SSW praetiee to essintit a puma for trial wept under a Moth. rim that be we. guilty, and ha regretted wo say, in referee., to this sou, that be felt bound to mod it to a Ivy. Dr. Vaughan was thin fully committed for trial, and the various win/eases were bound over in the usenet manor. Is answer to a questioa as to bail, Mr. Elliott mil he should require two sureties of 6001., and the dodo, WNW is 1,0001. The required modes wen mired into bete* Ile Weir l a g up of the mum mid Dr. Ilwagbaa was Ebeeplied Sim austedy. Tbo um. dodoes muMains against MO* die a m kw OVA is the °aunty Could Unbolt (whim the doctor mansensd hint Is, 121., Melted to have beau lent to Lim), is to be heard ou Monday seat. Malby has mgainsd Mr. Parry for the defines. It is said that the doctor bee ozonised MB determination the to m cod' at St. Matthew's Chards sort Suaday rooming. prohibited from doing so by Bishop of Wiesheator. HAMMERSMITH. , Mr. Charles Broadwell Claydos, barrister, woe brought up for Baal examination on • charge ofdesertinz a h r ie r = sad seven children, whereby they bad become to the pariah of Hammersmith. Mr. Salter, the clerk to lb* board of guardians, said this mos bad been adjourned for the purpose of trying to come to some arnagment, so es to benefit the wife sad her large family, sad he wm sorry to say that all his eadeavoun which bad been by no moms small endeamars, had bee; wampletely frustrated by the prisoner, who persisted is pursuing the same coarse he had hither to done with to the female he had bees cohabitiog with. He Mr. Salter) meld not be a party to any arrangement unless the prisoner promised to lead a differoat lila. The prisoner said he was ready to maintain his wife and family, to live with the family, sad to relieve ths pariah from the berthas of supporting them. As to his connexion with any other parser, he submitted the court had nothing to do with it. All that was required of him was to maintain his wife and family and to relieve the parish of the bonbon. Mr. Salter was about to say be had no osaileme in the prisoner, when Mr. Poynter observed that Mr. Salter need not make any observations. The cam was fully proved on a former occasion. He should now Gahm leis ant &shims, easily. one month's imprisonment with hard Maar. The prisoner was then looked up in the sells, and after wards taken to the House of Oerrootion in the polio, van. ,es, a' Intenath's animal's, BEM ..et.-3 was welltsg snagg y Obspermilt, twee. fiF e ' siz eon& lan 'yang when I heard the who of b*" mod Mathes him OM water. I pop* late a beat, aad prink aff. I heard • /salad Boum la a shild's throat, bea Gadd sot see the &lid. tie fed bong very tbkk at the time; brit I pat my bead eat la the Oa doe from where I beard the seise, gad sambaed_ W shild gonad the weinpalled it into the boat, ar.d theft I haM Nis my is., 1111 lon whom The child mustered swam yards hem da lase, sad Ipa it to a paw sea whi wee as die stip MM. shore. Mt. A/add—What has beams of 4 Impala Drake--It is at lathe sew, sad set eaCof hap& Seth the mead sleuth ma takes tow weak beam, gad bop Mare frit sane lime t ae is mar et home sad the ether with a triad of the falba. Jobe Odra. pietism at he Cailegen-pier, swern—l was geniis'' my tea dewa la the sable a the barge at the par, when I beard ray dog huh. I hit Gerais that be mast have beard 81111106 kg, sad I aosordiagly got up the hatch way, whoa Ikeda Mos of Mintzer' in the water. Ipi the life busy sad Mat sad shoved the latter off to when I beard the mai pramod, sear the Crislusters ,' when I found a 0114 geafigg as the water, :sad picked it up. I shoved heir M the slain, sad gove It into Ike heads of a ass wbo weseloadiag there ready to realer it. Mr. Arnold—How did the helm lad the ehildna ? LAMBETH. The Rev. Dr. John V I=euaboat of St. Matthew's Chan*, Brixton, Mr. Elliott, to answer the =profaned against Idm is ail s ir. Prise sad Mr. Ed the theschwerdama of he perish foe his ewe pageolosy adman's. of the seses te rs i t i rf Raves, wee heath ea Meaday. eat repseted la die Deihl WNon ef Tuesday. Testator*, ether shape set oat is samaithe (thgbk sad Webb) were promoted with, Mr. Chrksea appostieg, as beton, for the altatthwardeas, sad Mt. Ballealthe, with XL PM•mtz, gre behalf if the rev. thienthat. Mr. Clarkson said be pease& is the int plea to take W ow la refereme to Ileglon, who died is Oars Heep ( tal, la the parish a St. Oka, South's/h. Apolisseion woe made for burial at St. 3tenhow's, ad a walla ism po ttiest, with me the hoe elk showed when the Meth Such pew Deane hes woe paid. la the egresb beet Is. lag's wee lamest. bat is the nester the Posthaste wee stated to be at Edam; sad I. the rash leak the merle St. Olave ma streak an by the doeter w Us return heel abroad, sad Htiaten-plea substituted. Sr. Gawp Goadme, banisher, of 16, Joke-street, Cntebet-frhse. and that Isms Beibie was his step-sea. Whoa he woe four pen old he stale to witness fees Canna, sad lived with him until he went to Gay's lbw pied, in Seetembee, 1864. Oa the 20th of November he died in Guy's, sad Musa wee then. He never lived at Bingos place. He was busied at Brizton Church. Mr. William thalser, the registrar of deaths for St. Olen's, in width tistrist Clay's Hospital is situate, proved that one the 26th of Novembers, 1814, be registered the death of James Barbie, which took plea in the hospital. Miss Elisabeth Goode,' said Me lived ia Camberwell lane, sad was the alga of lame Baits He never lived I. Brizton.plaae. He sear lived in say plea to liaglsad except with hie stepfather in Crumbed Friars. Mr. PISMIII•14 the aadestaker of the fsaeral, sad witness paid the double fen IL 16e, to Malby. (The receipt was predated.) It t ic register repainted that Bight. died in ristost-plies, It wes entirely .55,.., Mr. Rogers, ethisitor, produced a entitled copy of the register of burial of Babb, and hadeompared it with the original, the whole of whla wed la Dr. Vitagban's band arida. Under the prated had of address were the words,'' Brizton-plies." Its the rough book he toned a can reads In the basidwritiog of the Bev. George Eastman, W earam, with the emend= of the amount of fee, whisk Sam la Dr. Vaughan's handwriting, be thoright. Weald represent Ballades—Tao 118601121 Marta in the book represent that the penes bested woe a parishioner. Mr. I. W. Plummer, of Beinea-place, Nd he was pariah dark of St. Mettinter'e—lbegbie died, and be deadened the Mena. He had slate bees dissaberid by Dr. Vaughan. The entry in the rough book wee in Mr. Bastusea's band wan, with the ...ITU= of the fee, six shillings, which Wm in Dr. Vaughaa's handwriting. Six shillings would be W proper amount fee a parishioner. Waiter had no recollection of seeing the outithate, sad did sot know who bad it. Witness on that occasion received le. 85. as parish deck, bong the fee he was entitled to for • parialtioaer. By Mr. Ballantine—lt would be the daty of the leader- I take? (witness) or the sexton (Malty) to give the otheialog : mitister the certificate. Dr. Vaughan had never em planed of his smoking in the church or the teeny. He had l i. esigaialy gempisined that his anthem emelt of smoke. He bad bee gamed in posting bills calling a meeting k se- , bream to Dr. Vaughan, aaondd In carried out his iessreadows. 1 whisk were given to hiss by Mr. Edwards sad Mr. Prior, I lite church audios. He posted oats of the bills directly opposite to Dr. Vaugbea's bows The einerthward ens gave ! him special directions rebore to post the Mils. He got a , paper giving hie the atesesery directions from the house of , Id s . Goring, is Ane-leas, Brines, white Mr. Eastman, the curets, lives. Me. Eaten* gave him the paper. It I directed him as to the praise plass oa whisk he was t• pest the bills. By Ile. Claims—He mar posted any bills Moulting to sit theta of Dr. Vaughan. Those he was attested with toady sameased the meetings inteaded to be held. Mr. George Melby, duo eaten of St. Matthew's, said be Mw Dr. Vagina about the interment of Bernie. He la nd the reverend gendarme that Miss (laden had sow for the uttermost of a person who had died in the beepkal s - and asked him whether he would take it. Dr. Yaugbsa mid he would cm mutest of doable fees. Witness wed IL lis, being the amount of doable toss, from MS Oahe., sad pad the doctor 195., being his proportion of the doable hes. At the time of the femoral he delivered the asetthethe to the Rev. Mr. Banana, who officiated. Wham the receipt he gave to Mies Goods,' for the .leads he.. By Mr. Salentine—He never Old Dr. Vagina in the paean of his sou, the Bev. Matthew Vaughan, that Omagh Sable died in the hospital, be had lived to Bei:ten pinss gad had warted for Bald, the baker. He did not her that the doctor was falsitylog the scoostate until he brad the churchwardens talking about it, sad then he othitheed the books. Mr. Eastman, the curate, p fly perforated the faiterais, and did not always receive the cer tamest, which had I. some oases been previously given to Dr. Vaughea. By Mr. Clarinet—lt had been the practice of Dr. Vaughan to eater the ontilleates in the rough book on a %WM taming, sad Shea Mr. Eastman would perform Illiamitheay. No. Allied Staff Prior, one of the churchwardeas of St. Metehaw's, said he bad received requisitions from the ia. hallinthe to call a meetiog, and he did so. In the case of mod Webb ceived half of single fees. Oa the i l l i rre he re August witness called Dr. Vaughan's attention to leveed seen la which the fen were unsatisfactory, particu larly to owe sass, la which a enttheate of death, "ranted from St. Matthew's, Brixton. wee missed at the Bask of Raised, on the ground that the place of abode bad been altered. Oa the followleg morning witness, with his ad le=e Mr. Edwards, met Dr. Vaughan et the thumb, and his attention to the case of Bights. Is the rough beak the death was stated to have occurred in St. Olive's, but in the (March register it was altered to Brixton-place. Dr. Vaughan said that Mr. Eastman lied discovered his mistake after entering it in the rough book, sod had re- quested him (defendant) to put it correctly in the register. By Mr. Ballsotitie—Be had never said, when walking to church with Mies Vaughan, that things would never go sight in the church until three persons ware got rid of, agaisly—Pluear, Maltry, and Burman. He had re ! marked on the oceisioa, that it was very disgraceful that Br. Vaughan and his curate should slider, and recom mended Chet If they could not agree, they should part. He had sever said saythieg of the same character in reference to Malby or Plummer. Mr. Edwards, churchwarden, spoke to the same facts es them stated by his collages The Bev. George Eastman, curate of St. Matthew's, was oat adlaille said he had been curate tees May, 1863. De. Vaughn was Men the incumbent. Dr. Vaughan said, that An iIM purpose of keeping the register deer, he would War the basin hem the rough book late the register, as be had de laths Ile time his son was carats. He per fumed the anion over Bights. The entry in the rough halt wee I. his handwriting, with the exception of the fee— d: shilliup. He catered St. olives pariah, from the err tame, be presamed. That entry had been struck Slit, but c0m8._1..... w o , 11.—mats." .Past Hartley , is.: 2.141.4 net by him ; nor did he put is the figure 6. Be never re- wen Hartley, lb. 66.; Chi's Hartley . we. ed. ; c wk . % newsy; gusted Dr. Vaughan, or any ON OW. to strike out " St. lid.; Hartlepool Watt Haring, lee.: w „,. e. se. . Howard ,. iolavea," and was not aware that it had been struck out welt Metter Netherton. its. NI- i a t e gg e ii Ne j e T re 4,-.15 e . ed. : sail his Mutation wee soiled to ft. Was Wan Henley. 17 n la. k_vir us Had 514444 20a. 3d.; 5.11'. PlinfOlS. ten.; Dien Han, 2os.r way bed 2 . i . 20, —. Wall By Mr. %Usable—Ho frequently buried without a esr- E . d Hama. 21 . . wehe za2 ,_ _ __ ; 2 ! .. _ve t ,_e Kepler, Silken. bet he had always seen the catty from a osrtilleate t w i t ' ; w.n.g o it im ak m . if _tirr,,N._.._ . .k.a.tte_lNlo . eill. ! is the rough hook Away afterwaids Ii Dr Vaughan's baud- Was Lad Revarnt- Hatton, 3 1.. "al ; "T e la l .'"' Eh r d =i i ' 14:1,7 e l ; welting. The church register was always looked up, Dr. 21s ed .; Walls Sod Stawae t? . 235.; win. tad C srado4 me; ee; ; Vagban eateaffiag that as be was solely respontible for Was End Coo"olN 118. ad.: * ,fall's End Haugh Hall, 3i..• all. Rog 1$ ba mir s . h p or i ld or k r. ee e t possess w. sta io ula n• . t th it. st is the Buis of Raven. Ictilm- nit "; Walk allaa so rizth sc telloe, tie. a.; Wa ll s End Ten, 23a.—Shlps at marlott. ST: 1 =tiand Webb, the churchwardens had oily received ---- - lers of single fees. THE Discovar 1 SHIP REeOLUTB FOUND IN THE Mr. Imam Gibbet On• of the eontaairtss oppoiated to Ica —Oa Saturday last the beam Alibi, of this port, Capt. forpite tees Dr. Vetabia's alleged offsets's, said he went so ma s. h e l ea r t ly . =Lh die register with Dr. Vaughan, who, on coming to r: °, l7: 4 l(k b h . ":..7 g .t. Dto .*: th f l arr BA m- t r b i l i nit s . o n ut ugh is A t rctissa lat il la Cf 6 r e s t c oe thl: 's ease, said "I have ell the particul an of that case ." R• ash front Isla pocket a book, from which he read that 64.46 , on the Ist October . The „ ether was own very BooWn lived at the bask of Brilton•Slatio, and that he advert.. bail' . erous palm prevailing from the northward, wethed for Budd, the baker. Hs added, " If you doubt sassossaisi .by frost sic scow shower, soy weed. 1 will tides my oath of it."sad from the dm peck' A st-te of the 109 the 'steel was prevented Tits woe the ease the the prxesaltions as fu as regards t he reaching ' .ter destination, vii, the ilshieg erased is C - saes cif Bane. horsed Sound, whither she had been proceeded by Captain Mr. =tilld Polleadell te Itialtem the cart-,_ He Pain with the Lady Franklia sti Sophia. Medan admitted SIM 11.." d btu' ii, _Yest I ,.._ruil,alinn,_sa in th e coatis' ned is this state for 19 day without ap nee of segish„ he Ithlell Ift_illias 00 _,isil_r_itlatr"tt w an ally 40, whoa she again set nil for this comtn, having mai.rim Oat and that the Clu "" n""e" wire ow 4noß ' • k whale ships. On the 17th silt two da ps ansamistill tablilisidata is W4lllllBB a ittlikintalr: Pt nrious to leaving the country, . midway beige . an Cape - As is the OW* ad Menala And Monday , ha threw sus n la" Y Jorcy and Cape Elisabeth, s rite the discovery ship 80. Wise ma Maim the mmtilits spat "Imo rade"' h. 614 • lute, which veal was abeldosed at Melville Tined in seeded the mbth_ tom_ Init• ll ._ , g, 014 .,,,, 1 / 1111 / 2 ,__ht_".„._" ler __, th lt " 1843 by Ceptsias Sir U. Belcher tad Hallett, gad wee sew T he be theme Wes piny. a • poesees oil of Captain n epee. The ngl‘ Bov. Mist alla the l"P w V ies aug lig hen. mg. facwwvaag76.7078:707....: l i w e b te t a b l was er G botm eorg i e ed ll . o b ry :c , e t f a N ts e ß . B . Loo d d a d in don i ittosalanatsd.;ltheo of s e Bea. Bowed, was galled sad examiaed by Mr. Priam 's. He cc use 17th Septem be r C ap tain said he was the sea grf the dehaterat. He Temerabind 40 d d rest o ff Cape Mercy, &lust 36 ot la a, ea was found in ' geed ending', with about fear if M. Matenow's Chunk at tie sad alma NSISISbif. feet Will Is her sod Ospeda s a ddi sd o s t s ' a g o ni se s e s& it arial li biat istit bdt: 4l : llll4 _ 6lb llt Y ll . 41056 " 11Dr. Y w il l irillial thaltitt aa all oa ll"lit try. w 4l.l. c p " ;:h as ls e laa t.w d. art T i b et s t ia w soht • ere ? s oma "r have wi idi dri gitis fted I. sod mill to hi-a h l•- 55 'hi It Bt. °hie% / nits am the pat ft.ca Melville Islead through Barrow's Saabs. - slaps hes." 4 2 11 6. 611 41 • 1111861 . 18 . 111 "!, 101, Lthossese Sound, ,tad dews Bolles Bay. to where she `... for ," A - _ "' c = llo l l •PL a ior I. the. was picked up, a abuses a about 28 or IA heries. Cept. I D-. • as i - Stewart aeons& from Captain Baddiegtes Copan Nal. 110 7 144-16 3 019 Let's spieled*, left au board the Rieeltde, to Isegrad th his ratan benik—olionfoon Journal. Rlolll,—The average prise et agar, the rodeo at the DAM prowedoes is •101•1i011, cemented tram the natures:made kills welt ending the eta day of New., 1563. fe Me. d 7 d. The • 9011 1.4 11 . 0 01 btolll or seecandoenger, the produce et the llaaritlas. ha week leading as abve. le no. 11411. The average peke et brows sr Now ode sew, o the poises of the Zest ladles. Is the week string r above. Is re. Id. The verage edam at the One leregaing damp dew elvers. JOON i s a eta. did. Remo. New. 111.—The upward lordesq et the stet has bees arrested. mg deem le set any bedroll to meet. It melee wen Omsk • essidemble Osier Is erred we here es be groltted to, bat Wine rides* withheld IWO slaika, awl seeereent b wait • r••1•Si ki lbs dam& This mike need= Is the resist Si. otos eddy tram the sada at a e ma il sok epeserteee ts nage their poets ea as seeellbes serbell. est set Ikea arig desestles he the poddoe of the artiste seregerde Ile FOAM supplamil &mad during the sett few needle. The NNW sorbet effigsreily Dodd. wain the altered pedersettket alibi efewesetertel.bet the reeks et goods ready for delivery are eiessolly 004 end the seders ere In a good rodlike. Res ler rind l[ sad oleos hoe as upward Pe cker. Eke ha euellot deored, sad fully ltd. dots Ws wok. TALLOW. The mast opened keen Ibis waskosistly, sellers at 70a.9sr spring. Uteri Woodsy so advanos took Oar to 7 le. 6d. for rar naded. Oa 1 Tuesday Urn) was a further asa, 7315. baying bass paid. Oa Wedasrd y sad yesterday Owe well several risen repartsi with about LOW to 4000 orbs, awl a need glad of tbla tallow bard gives of ea east/aorta weak Immida. tbe resket Ms bees basasead un favourably, and • marks Ira issited. The dears* Irma Ile trade Is good, sod the bens yr dories sondaras snalL Ike adder tow doutb America Or week seralis butt died sad Skis ems may be odd of those hoe Australia. 'llis lo lad= was 7,913 erica, dr arrivals 2,724 ears. The 11161.0 of 624 ears. two-thirds of wank sold at vase thsubs. The radon bas beds quid today, WawristiwlL 1 . 1 . 171 . 077 M- 40 saw, 725. dd.; ed. 725. ; all the year, 725. to 2 la. OLS DOOM . 72a.; January and Mu* 724. salliss. Tows baby, 7h set, orb, being au advance of ks. 9d. pre est.—Viola llern. Smith and Marks' circular of Friday earning.) COTTON.—Lessaroot. Nov. 14.-71se sad a, data of the trade as. mad Ise males alluded to la oar last gale the starhst a soatiased adwasiag tarlsasa la prim u•Sil Walimeeke. Ibis that dala Sits award bus madersial; Ind. is maw intorea. aussaniala at p Alas beta malla, Imolai the again& as they alma w iles Pak. ha. TM the imps tar Smalls l tam. awl ha Ilnow bras nova ma has slaw *sae a= 11W. Amur. 1011..t u quallty of lipkolisass 'bad at 1144. ; alebliZ Ha ; sell Chlsoris . Use aussitass of Woken plass Me ye=OA; MU% O. ; sod Calms. OM Ups dr Imp:lrma al avp and rata of saatemptias them is amble( um Appralhamimas non or leis condom se beasasstaissd as the subject of may i tat se ars quits Ma frau ladies se this sons Mad as to turauout at Use viattasapb. ken Aafassotaa.lso Madras, sad &NO Swat sae marled la haw boa labia saussalalloa; 3,000 Asasaiam. 4300 Sara; aad Ida alareishan for salart: so that the de- Ileariat tie the as us far the mak hams bass *boa WM balia. Bales to4a7, B, balsa. Massa( do weak 44,7 N Was. 001111.--Casanaroun, Nov. 16.—1155 e was a seederste sappy of wheat at market to-day, which was readily okayed at an advance of b. per qr., white fetching 66. to Ole, extra EN., red 635. to 11. Bar* was le Oriel demand. and la. Per re. advance tritial and malting qualities, the former making see. to 4 le.„ ting 445. to 465. beans Is. dearer. Oak firm. POW Is. dearer. LtSCOLN, Nov. .6. —We have had a good supply of wheat to.day; quality and c • edition good. Red sold at hut week's prier; whits somewhat ender to buy. 16 ',ley in ragman,' _et Is. a Isms. Not mush doing in other articles. Wheat, Ted, Us. to ille.; white, new. 116 s. to %Ps. ; old, flit. barley, grinding, Me. to 405.; smiting, 46e. Oats, 265. to 325. - - ' • Wanansur, Nov. 16.—There was not a lard dessand, bat eh , at was Is. dearer teen last week. Barley realised Is. advance. Bea as, oats. and shelling able rather dearer. Its averages for thaw. eading Nov. 13, were:—Wheat, 3,611 gra stets. It.; barley, 1 „mg oats, gra. at 43e. 4fd.: 24 qrs., at 335.; beans, 129 qrs., at Us. 40 4 pew 3 qrs. at 31s. Bararr, Nov. 16.—(8y English and Irish Ilsgastie Telegr Fanners' market very Ana See all pals. Moat fully Id. r ce's, barley and avowal, all dearer. At Coss Izabsage J imi onci p@. Foreign wheat fully 6d. per net. dearer. Tallow adia pro Ed. blgher. Agent& door, 67e. ed. per boatel. COla, Noe. 16.—(87 Baoba sni Irish Magnstis White wheat, 42e. to 465. Ott. ; b red, 43e. Bluish Ma. T oi t ;; gg, Straw, 41s. Port, 41s. 6d. Doman. Nov. 16 (Ity English and b Magog/ yeTsUtraph .)— Very small supply of home growth. • wild nen z u t _ mery gai r , s mapped up, and blew rates. CRENBL—Blzaoraross, Nov. IS.—Tbe sow' LI a t oar market Ebb day area Somers SSO sad SOO tom of abeam o t $ whkb mat with rather a slow sale at a altilbt Milk& a a ps, PROVIAIONB.—BnyAn. Nov. t 6. By Emil ia& a m Ida use. setio TekiTtpb.)—Pork.—Prices, Sid. Od. 7 0 Ass. 6d. pa 121 lbs. At market, 1.782 km EfIOIiZQUIIR CHAMBER.—Nov. 16. SUMS it 10/100 /WOW TES Lo a Mile. a TAW. ALION/0/1. IMP MOT, AIM MIMI WSW" lIIMMIDEZ ANs IMAM. - -- -- -- • - -- -- - - --. MORI OR TIM was • writ of .rear teems bawled se els Owl of Claess's Wash. It appeared that as iskisime, Mistier with seventies sties .drew.....maim at Mims at :I=L.S.edir settled Me as - ~les hi bend tbassiess alder a porosity et mit to ssepaad lb* Nat ad ma to epee their nab ter a Sens et twelve essllia Um Os dete of the bead. This maderteklm was wag bg Me obligors of tbe lewd. kr Os pumas of dakerimj sertMs seeMtle or essibasslisas width bad bees Iremsdi with the allied el daterrio pause= salmis wan wbe el atuMged. enis t km mid pow =b11:1 li t• work is seek tse rdefeedest led ailed aestnr, to the amain of the bead, sad bad vowed kis WU, fee which, It was' tiesteseed, he woe liable Se the !smoky ef MK, be = sa rslffluted Ohs sesdisims of tbe best. Put the It was amid that there was se sossidendea Oar the assesths of the best, sad that the best was Segal ma mid, Mike restedat of treas. The fess bed emu bellwe the awn balm es a demurer to a plea, whim OM sairdty of *s mart gave it as their *plaice gist Me M. lasint was mlitied to their Woos% sad Mist the Mod was mid, It Miss seatrary to palb e Sz a ssil sestudas of Mk. OstWass swab as es of this sewn was istesded M Abet were illegal, badletable ea ema• ism law, se Image to interfere MI6 the fees mum el sormsede sad trade. Cew/ft wee Merl co the part of the plaistilf is aser, sad fisftted that the jedguerit of the yeast of Qom'. Semi was siemens sad that tits bead was set liked. TM Med wee erssuslsd bp the m meters, kr Os alaftal moms re of their rights is the tholv Ms whim would vs the ultimate Wigs m gooMerise as Ms lamer the fees dkpesil of his Aker ogg gagssoy. Themeekness bad essibissd sememt OemMM. Ma it weer* is seadadssee Met the sasstees had ssd is es.sperate. . glmes Alderes•—Tos esstesd tbat the elloadaa• Ilia =NMI wee jostillaMe la the porpsee et aom Mewls of the medusas I Kr. sea seek wee his miasstim. irel sa that themassem• VOW hem the ultimata east ei amitosis's's. les siesta the medusas, sad emsequatly west sot spume tamsavelat of bode. • D i mn the megemiso of the leaned sowers ergustrat the mart adiesssed le reth Nov. INSOLVENT DEBTORS r. 16. =FM Mx Mar IN RE 030105 WM? ADOLP29O MINT CLIME& This hears; who bad been a dark is to Chard Registry Oise, etwasiest Howe, &HMO tinder the Pro tection AO Mr. Nichols opposed for • 'rarer awed Monis, sad Mr. J. P. Doyle, the barrister , supported. Prom the imadvatt's marratiou it appeared that he hod bees 17 years ,lark is the Genera Registry Moe, sad had a abort time book (duo d hi. polities) bra he !fled to resign his Mastro. His salmi was ISM, Gad o = dodgems realised about 1601. He had • debt is his schedule of 1001., whisk he had lest is May, baying bor rowed NM of it, and he emoted it would be shortly paid. He bad his owe SOL hi him, sad a friend eared Patera lest him the ether 50L sad he had put hie lsto the esitsdide His debts aid liabilities on the mama& were Nu., sad of that ma MIL was without ocedissetion, am hill Marations, which he had iftramil. The bilk is his sebeinle were 'squirt lam sad it was I Aar Iles risk that he lave tea Memesed fee suss ether ado aid had 11110110111 them. Pet a billet 1201. at a ettelb, Si. was charged as dimmest, and he get twe w Orr sovereigns for putting hie name to it. Mr. Meer was the bolder of a 1201. bill disemard by • Mr. Ileßam, sad he bad paid it away to rm. The bill bad bona rememd, and Si. paid ea each sonsioa st • month. 1611 was draws by W. 0. Owen, a clerk is the same amp se he was, now la the Quesa's Priem, sad seeeptad by a Mr. Leslie, who had biome a bankrupt He (the iasolvist) had fedora other bills, and gives ea I 0 11, sad had received a small he from seek. Some had bon paid„ sad others he imputed would be paid. He was so viet persons who diseonated, aid was asked by fi l e sbi bieLla di to got ou the bills. He believed that 204 had hoe paid is bits sense he had filed his petition. He had ghee up his funtitom to the man He had only one aerie a aromas is his 'Module. He had lived at Cbsiessaw twisty yeses fa see ham. He had a wife sad cord'., sad was sew more than 50 years of age. It snored, in releases, to the magnetics, that after He lassieset Ws ediedukt be said the Registrar-Oeural *beaked a espy of biseibedale, ea whisk be made his report to the Tereus% sad he (the iiterdrat) had maimed, onto Regioner-Oseeral would have reported him for dirthsal. Ho permed a letter from Mr Orebaw, the Registrar Gre ta, dated the Bth November last, sistiag that the Treasury had asemehtil hi. resignation. Mr. Mark said Ito barged there bad boa lately a regu lates I. thermometer eras, that if a clerk rehired he would leo .tram. The lasagna said them was a regulars to that effect. He was obliged to petition the court, r Mr. Morris threat ened to arra him, sad that bed led to his ruipatioa after 17 years' ester'. lir. Rebels submitted that it was not a sees far the Pro tection Ass. The debts had beau imatred Is a mailer sad meld= meow. He prayed the dismissal of the poetics. Mr. Doyle hoped the court would extend its ortestioa to the lasoi ve st, who had already sabred severely by his lot ' agrees ia putties his slams to aosommodatioa bills. Be had lest his slisetim alter 17 years' senile sad was left with • wall mil ins degree at his age, 65, , without say mesas of enommt. He esatmoded that the parties had *m ean§ hese ear owe Paean, sad considering that the is saws' bed gime tip moss smutty, and there were so dare, ear am to tersimia, he named the ono woad dim Ids eneseliso The Chief Coasamisair said he 'gate agreed that it would have boa mere discreet is the heaven; instead of Madre 101. of his ma meaty sad borrowing 601. won, to have kid set as his family. The iasolveat had tamest rogerM put his nameto a amber of bills, sad mow oar esort under the Protection Act. If ao seeditor had mood he could not have retained the petition. As to opeolang • day foe the final order, k was quite oat of the amiss, as it was quite clear that the debts bad bees ate- Weals& without reasonable expectations of palmist. Nearly the while debts were contrasted to the manor described. Ina his arena the ease did not come within the scope of the Pressmen Ate, and although there was eotbiag to after kis aseaftss aid say the folly they had beard, yet it was wet aMO M e e weetaised. The please was ordered to be di aimed. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-13T111111T. William Ward, the lacdlord of the Bedford Head, i Malden.Lae, appeared to a slur moos charging bias with ltearm i thetwas apes and serving Neon after 12 o'clock as It appestat= a samba of literary sad professional pollens% lensing • social club, called "The lieion," were is Itos habit el 'monthlies in one of the private rooms MM. term • .1111111 May sights. Os the occesios in qua,- dasobatall 1 Vela* in the tweets& a maple of polies sikate tinered the premises ism. same of the law—is spite of fie Isdissant rnamatrasees of some of the orempaay. The Oise, believisig that the deems, from the stets of their glum% bad bees served titer 12, took out the usual summing splint the leadised. Moidome having b. es given to rebut the ohm's by one of the mothers of the slab who was present, sod who seem that the lest olden of the eoapasp were eollected before the hock smack twelve, gto weekly camas, Mr. lodise mosidered that the somplaist bad boss satisfastselly answered. Indeed. although he wesld 'the se &shim es the twist without more sessidaratint, be wee isalised to think that the police bad se *he to interfere at all is the ease of • private party Me this, who had engaged the room for their exclusive lase. Alfred Bee, a respectablit-looking youth of Is, the cos sad aseistant of Mr. Roe, ehemist, whit keeps the district pest-o Mos to Hat Mackheatb, was brought before Mr. Jardies, charged with stealth' a great number ad Wisp esstaining massy and other property from toe letter-box. Tits poasr was mannitted for trial. Sarah Allen, a woman of very resmateble appearant.. aged 32, was isharged on suspicion of bevies/ caused the death of William ((swot. Allen, her see ; also with attempt ing to drown lidward John Allen, aged 3 years, sad Arthur Joshua, an infant, 11 maths, her Millirem, by throwing them Jain the Thames. , It sneered that the primate resided at 2, Poulos-tee. use. Chalons, with bar busload, a mesesegeir in the ease lithe Mises Illenaboat Company. They led three d4l. Iran, boys ; tM eldest 5 years old, the aseend 3 poem and ilhe youngest U mouths. Os Thursday afterness the psi. Left hams with the shildres dories her hashasiVe end returned at a little bsion 6 p.m. She remained 117bessee a few Wastes, and then egaM left ham (darling • *MI he), Wiles the &Ulna with hat, tallies sae glib* ledseektbat she was soli piss eat is a Hale strand At 7 o r desk the wee eestelso t the Jprinesey seUed ea an iatk sale fiseed of bets, a Ms. Sliesedrais. bales I. Clew mele N e yiese,sa ' , item nem. Ilbe wee 1S a lied of teem sad Rub &Owed. lid lbs. Illeherd els e tly at ohs bed lest het sheds's. She Ilse. likibseista, . MR that pelessetas hothead teseld be mash distressed at the isesyleised cheeses at lie wise mutat , waged the primmer a Telma hose, bat the latter , 1 men—l met INV Primer seal/ set be epos be Man Wee el Wines 111 sad 1 ealerlo. INN wee ass mess- Ilithississe, and they 11014111 the hesbead's mhos they band the ems* la bed with the 1111= 1 1%. • osee kissed the shad H e , MAW said, Where is Willy ?" (the eldest hey . pri• ewe shade so easier. Priem.; 44 set old lite. Oases hew er whoa she lost the i dtee , ant , tlags ir assesb. Ilia Chet Wm 111= Wget lama her, %be"' sm SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS CASUALTIES. OIT MIMIC TIL111018.71.) Bleak Diasigod (brigading), Eras Animas to DA k with seals. struck aw Skull Marti' Rook yostieday gi ft lag, got of without say amanita duties, awl paw s ' ea bar Sys.—Bitikai. Now. H. 1711=(iraw eshasese), at What. Brews, se this peat, with wish, aniteti has yogi: leaky.—Bolfast, Nay. 16. - Clain C".) from Opares, ea shore near the art espeated of is till Tuesday, as the tides areNy i win being disolsargod into Ante.—Li= IIL Petrel (saboteter), Wilson, which was la withihi Brothers. hewn to COMlStaatiaople, sad .... _ abandoned, was towed is Douglas, Isle of lti l aora 14th, a derelict, with leas of mast, *O., and fall disk' —Liverpool, Nov. 16. Alt/LIVID. Amarallb—et Liverpool, November 16, tram llura—e4 Illramemel, November 16, tram._ Axe hom—st Watorlord, Nevembre 16, from AWNS tilinestA. Nervrara Ill s. trcer Merra=lowiledi from l i ono s. _ .._,,"7 11111111 lawittliwas—stOmmik Nemmiber Illeveaber 111, from __fy i n em at &amend, Noweoble from ....Ahem"' Orsoaral. November 16, tram.......—.ombew Cluarnma Coradosra-44 Ormolu% Nov. 16, traft....oi, ft Cuasopu—stOmmi. Noreolor 16, Nam mu-6t hkastb,_ aswasker 16, taro ::: Corraura—of Irarrobar 16, from Caurm—oll lipmeetli, November lb, CeeMINVAIS•••66 Dui. November 16, trom--.E1.1414el Yrle Casamimem—st liverpeol. Normabor lc tram OrMer Deeme—eir Dermicerth, November 14, mime Zusa—et Liverpool, Neverebsl6, Imso—at Pairs*. Newombes 111, tram Iwo Nucor—dr Vorwolosr 14, tram--...Norars Istras—att ram 14, boa— Lam or Cimersm—ali Mensibar 16, tram . T 1 — ilea Euraura Lm opt (146446=11r0r0bir16, torarar—o 11, from lasCra or Irar Fai t l ibreirra Narrator froratesehm Illemomme.4loeuvemed. Nemember 16, fram.........—Ormlepa Ismotom—Ofkaorad„ Nw. 10, tram Gamma Amsomme—at Ormond, November 16, Chzum—st Glameed, Nomeibir 16, frter Outrun--6t Gievemed, November 16, tram_. Om:um (ra.)—ot Liverpool, November 16, _ 119011-11 t Oremereel, November 16, from. ----Dom Naysanse—et Derl. November 16, from Lee cmommerra, November 16, tram Neelin L=tti ko~ J.P. Wlllllllll , November 16, next Nate JOAN AND•aa-st Cork. November 14, hem _Jai. honor -at Ornmenad, November 16, from ' Karossuntlhorefer-at Falmouth, Noessaber 16. from.. . Ufa Onmemud, Navigator 16, from ameba Loomr-et Onmeguml, November 16, from LIMP= Foaser4L-et Holyhead, Novesibir 16, trem..o),A N MAST Awes-at Q111411•101M, November 16, hos. ....... Jleginh lisegesze-at Queemstows, November 16, fr0m............. ala s Ilasesee Vuarrass-st Greenock. November 16, erem...Nee Tela ILLI/1/IT-aff Riiektas November 11, llgasacm-st Guessetimrs. Nov. 14, ham ..... Parrs-at Orsvegesd, November 16, 641111..... New Toaz-ut Orseosend, November 14, hair- „„,,„0,8, New Useost-at Falmostb, November IC NroseumfaLs-at Falmouth, November 13, from-. Mph Nascr-4t Falmouth, November 13, from. Oftunera.-st Plymouth, November 13, Inds Geoemo-at Daft, November 11, from Psuogs-at Portsmouth, November 13, twin- PL411,-111 Toney. Nomeaber IS, from_ , Pau-41Clesvegend. November 16, from - Paroas-st Liverpool, November 16, from,„„„,„, elpret.-at Gravesend, November 16, from., , Ross-et Gravesesel, November 16, from .. . .... hi* ousoestows, November 16, from. . .arum -at Liverpool, Novembet 16 , iron.. New WWI -1•0111.DEPL-11/ Liverpool, Remember 18, from Amok s mam uogroso- at geemeetotra, November from.. Gem lose--at Dartmouth, November 14, from.. : SWIM 0171141114-011 the Urge% November 14, ham_... ORNIit Ilse Inarsru- at Falmouth, ovember 16, trem...Forto Fedi Ilemo-fa Gravesend, November 16, tram ?sum-at Gravesend, November 14, fr00r....._,..,,,am m s Tlll , lll-.41 Melds, November IS, from ... Ihnete-se )!Auto!, November 13, from -CONS 111114114111244 Cationto-st Gammood, November 16. ftteL.lhol Vieweez&- at Onteeesad, November 14, from „,„And WatinlMlNtra-at Greenock, November 11, I. D. SAILED. Aseeivne-4m lbeivool November 16, to_ Aiszettuarsa—ftres Oraveeend, November 16, io" =3l, Armee Poem—teem Pill, November 19, to Avenue—tram Oirdift Noverobve 14, to ,„,„:„•l- 4 ItsvenA—from CuilH, ItoTem?..r yr, !,o iieNiZoLfrom 0114 i. >f member -.Jame Amema-tram Tdegisiab. November 15, .. Nis Batera-temmOmdK Ilowsober 15, to ....immy hmeamoell.4olo PE. November 16, to arae Clueswoars-dm• lavaparl. November 16, Comeem-fiem OBS& Nowfisber 13. to Caernum-eim Oesiff. November 16. Dorm-ii WOK November 11, Dzeimait-4MM Queemotome, November 14 mover-!am Whitehorse, November 16, le —.....6015m Bum Jan-from Candi, November 13, EnmaND-Irom LivirPme. November 16 . to - - 1 = Neon.' on La Nu-UM Cardiff. November It, Pirmemar -free Oravoond, November 16, Potts-frem Grimsby, November 15, to Fameus-kcm laverpool. Noviesba 16, ONmoura-from Lir 1. November 16, te..........TeMnee. limieutuo -from tYedlN, November 16, feu -tom Pill, November 16, to IMMO MAMAILITA-410112 Cllrdiff. Nov. W , loemmempe Joao Wet.ma-from Liverpool, Nevemberl6, Noosealo JIMMY ImM-from Cara,. November 11, M.......omileitet* Jose Out-from Oro seek, November 15. Liam-from OrtlMOCif, November 14, M. Mar-tram Livirpool t November 16, to ilimme-from Cards % November 11, Wow , YAM-from ftwarmee. November 14, PiIIiDWAT-Goss Berarese. November 14. le....:.0 101111 5 Num-from Cud*B. November 11, to, PISMO, ROTAL- from COMM November Ifif Ravoiammarterfroes °ravens& November 16, Nommbor 14. won Ceii lo Catdig, November li. 81100•110111 am", Nomeaber 14, to Toreav—from Liverpool, Nomember 16, to Moen. wee. Ylkommu.—loe Onward, November 14 le M.' AVSTRALISN SHIPPING. Mataomung.-Baßad AV*. 2G. 11 1 11Nandir. hr V W. 13astay. Ilan. song: Margaret N.rege, rt k inda. ti"rP oo2 . 2 L &MP Pia. Callao deitao., Wade; /0010 00 . Batavia. $O. 11011flus„Goaa. TESSELS SPOLFX WITS. A. T. Wore liiip), is days from Liverpool for Mani^ 4:1. 1 r. lat. 12.1* N., 10D. 3430 W.; iti well. Dateldara (berrins). from Chittagong kr Landed. DOA IL " ft_ ion . ILO W. Eaton* IMP (s.). from Plyinoul'a. bound V... Nov. 4, defirsb. Dinar .1 ( baraus), from Plymouth for Bahia , Nov. N. IA CAN bon. 20.40 - w. Moor mart, bound W., N0v.,12, lat. SD N.,1en.8 V. Pan apn,_bound E., Nov. 4. eff Cape de Gat. e4r " Margret (mhoolia), outwirdbmad. Nor. U. 1 11 ‘ 0 4 Lca.llW. P earned, hand E.. Nov.ll. lat. 47 N., lon. 0 W. 'llsolortain (linden& ship), from Liverpool in leoleOlt lei lat. MAW., last. 10.40 W. Linea Joe (amend n abip). from Liverpool f or Beldam% kor. k W. 40.10, lon. 21.1 e ; all nal. Villiers. Nniebt. Eras Liverpool for Alexandria, No; 'ill". lea. 0.00 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 14, at Eaton. place, the wife of St. Acookol.o • son. • '6lO l 15 at 169, Grovo-street, Lila Pea. lin' Cooper, of *daughter. LLIOTT.--14ov. 12, at Winifleld Vutarap, Eah• 6 . 4 " 1 Bay. C. J. Elliott, of • daughter. rA OSB.-14ov. 14, et Street End House, near Calabar,' Or Vass, Eq., of • dArghter. STZL—Nov. 14, at Ileustnafotd Abliotta, *O M" Pryer, En, of a daughter. 111.1.14T.—N0v. 14, at Gektleld Howe, llorneey, the wile dA.C S4 Eaq., of • daughter. lE new nf i T i. ..— r N a ov .o. ..l3, at Cateflekl, Roan, the wife et 4011 ,13 ' LiCDONALD.—Nov. 15. at Roads CanEor ths B &maid, of 81. Martins, of a POO. 'EIIBERTON.—Nov. 14, at Bitatinghata-te•th. " 1111114 tha wife of T. Pmberton, jun., Eau., of a daughter. Ye SO 'ONDEN.—Nov. 11. at Riverdale, liaMptCal, LOWS, B. Peados, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BUCKLE—BRODEIIIIST.—Nov. 14, at the Pe*"A. 5. e t a le. Ask% by lb. Yen. the Arebdeittro of Doran, O. 49th Zeit., to Caroline Barrie% daughter of J. 11. Esq., of Crow.bill, near Mansfield. IiktRISON—DICTEENSON.—Mov. 15, at the thapel.etnet, Salford, by the Bev. S. Clarioon. Fiebartete, Preston. to althea, Kiln, daughter of tin 1. Dutkenean, of Belford. LUCK—COLLINL—Nov. ta, at Chariton. Kest, by e lbe„.., 10 1 1 0, Koch. 1, ! pet Drummond, &et !Sdenham, to Agnes Perth Peer Eves. eldest suseiri EtO OF ng &WII 11. Collins. EN., of blackteeth.park, sad Ilstd A Worcestershire. 10 0 ILES —WEB—lrov. IS, at St. Marto , hlyrideltoanito* • H.Y. F. Materthy, Mr. Wee, of King-street. Co'ro Ellen, daughter of the ;ate Yr. T. Webb, of loudoes.rdi al . road, St. Juhn's.wood. der . RIOS' ABD—IITEW A RT.—Nor. IS, at Estlhargeile;;el pl. GI H. W. Stewart, LW., Charles [leery. so of : P Bri. ll Ashley Farm, Wend. to Martha Eliz, dentau PAintszt, of liathb rry. Cork. DEATHS. v MA BALLIL—Nov. 11, at Stilton-bill. Robert. eon of Kr. > L 1111141 AL O CRCEIL—Nov. 14, Mary /tan, the wife of Dlr. J. Cbsw. - J street. Wwortb. tied SI. ORREM.—flov ig . 14, at the Mount, Bromigrove, Wortenol66 , On" lA.. Neil& ...al. iihMEL—Nov. 11, at Imwdown•Atrraes , Brighton, 3..'"-- lain Capt. Jed Dragoon Gangs. L PO I LIIMSDALE.—Net. IS, at St. Andrew's, Sonthsee. - gab Commander R.N. ri4Ls=lo( wial ts.traa dtti c i m4 re Mr W." 11. PIS.* 1----- -------' hinted emdirel by WILLIAM N no , WALES, of So l i . 01 IWO. ht OW el Landon, Printer. et We .. , • lire* li *WNW WlMistritsirliavaNAPo I