The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS • SATURDAY.' EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1855. . ~..--.... , ..., • Modems combiaalion le detest the Cleal-whippese ftet, ' Furman Hausa-at Wil e, It e a re vanber I sm BOUT/MARI ELECTION. . Sat *Magenta* had send wbilet bar mistress was out, sal sehl. l i rs e il iff lin. Fez that 3l'Donalel bee taken the *me fa THS • POLICE COURT& dile\ bad dm •.... k geed he • very eau sad ewes Esm-011Mespod seme falia„..ja mbh • --- Groot Pedlead street, sad faniabed ft, sad bought sew — 4 -- .....--4 . useful shoo a labourers, sad_preveated the matins of datnall- e t... sees. saaiesin 7, 4„ frem i i , -.....,.. : 4A podiums sad salibliensee. These wes • ampliolty a Betoos _ ot owls. moioater ____ , PRESENTATION OF • NAVAL HAT TO BIZ C. Indi swivelling St fee it." WORSHIP-STREET NAPIER. COUNT OP WWI lINNON+4 I IOY. 9 . id tteeakip summed up, aad left the MN be *V de- ado am mu dune; hem Kr. w arnagemeats am defame tbe set of pediment mad ntura to net 'lim e m imosa .7 k0 1t .. ..- Z ha l l o at *ism of the jury, wlto gan a make fee the for of Hem Bewley aad Co., gaits -11111111 with et°lll°l ths old *tato a Wage. Time wee ileemeat used on the liman.-es pit amewww,_ N. &m...... .......................,.... aait TIM bora** employed in the hat innalfla ol 7 a Imams w aetwa- amen la m 1661.1 "" " a ni. " 1 " 1.31414 is m, „a m m ad pc .„ was „ moo d = r m. Phla Pe nsh a utosserwa th° Veartrwww,.yead. City-rod . Coalnearket la asaasaissi with the klefees - eddees oiled tits. B ansh anghn - ta umm _ suammeal. inide ete=iii i. tun insammere AD mass pasha mu " Tern.peper.“ se eifted hom Its billeating the order in .._ .... .-...."..sieeni lielleo• ChriegY end Cint Sitl ecadee, _ , __,,_ llaela d d , stsfaidid , The mart wie gempled dB day la begeboterguants la EMU, ea dinar of th e N division stated that the total ,. hi wkke ma & o no ccecoceeee ea wow , to Rem-at laseped, lispenisera_lmm» ,_ -en to Wm , Sir C. Nsplu with • Ss" Ina ttnt° L °°' ea "" emu itt the spaded per, whbli peamodsil se materids Mr. Judo* Cresswell said-As be unbiased, that maka = amies aTiesii=, sheet 6 e'elesk, • elan gave him take t w o on t o u m s sai wThi — wos d m t u bege Hronf e riermaaa weteeree. lio = ow " tems.Z.Z lo l meoloa el ha hemming • madidate I. the reamentaties roe a nest. bedstead sad two than, or etwasabiag of th at poet. - s a e eis deep i s th. whisk hallused e ms atm meso u s t h lel sbe usline-for 1..._ 0ff taws* Ifeneaber It -..'" • •""".4.216 11 Mau* hos imp amber of poem usembled peter. Duke the da the Emil Ma , ageseepleded by the Ne. , oat Blies 01 4119 01011 ._____tha MA _hal sheuld dad aim En nneseed tes Plasberrplase, whine ba saw the venue, boom whoa to take Ike bolo to wkaa omit", Items-at unrced. maamhar th tram. oof mem.. Resarist sat Mar de* inn fate ourt, the emffhat. la weer to Poem , MOM "POW tia gi l is ne lbs fist. oaa r T wis Tud dassra Wwi tod ialiN w id i tili °arta amber ot r- - - gap sad tgogr wltea u.e.e„.. thellegeraor go tb ste bekelf boorigo o t i M os the monol ategis o r bow ls, Weil% loggoagoo There was oi , hil howeve lorgogig, r, no th e o vl oggo dease mos a lowoog valtse, sad ist li ct the = e d walidaff w L i t th s a ffe largiaSer woo el soms luid t hi od evse bil b s it, l"/"L t s it ; ss l ialisz ifasis bee tle ON* Tide ssa llma sea rmar hy wes so rtow ewal esad ho o lla m a es ho esidowe fwasda t Youre owou _ ot ilow thweed. e - at 111111•11. 1beeeme Noviesaw % froo r"•...amm o. hlm. *A bam," mad the prisenen Whams JAZAW*I-06 Cleavemed, Borrobss le the boas Me padres, of the NM, whisk it MIMI' y er „ D NA ... a f a mmwd. N 8 2 flea. - .... anal deviate la ocumeaseratisa a the minima a tin „ ss i ss. .." ° '''' .. " ill ,o ladi tt e kb"it o y oo o r aa t t 00 " .....1... " " ma i. : . ....u . P aia g....m.... 1118 be g le he. The me ma te the Regattas' eases, h a p ww - a s ovembm a, feem.,,,,_"'"••••Oisn plias* admiral. A band of maile was are Galled late re - Tao( Oen/bail replied that swam of the members of COURT OF BANERUPTCY.-NOT. 9. ....... 10 . - • th 7 - a - wps --- d a o r - a pm - s --- kod --- hass - . --- Poisos i• - 50 , .. t a m duke on de= =ks ea IPle owomom meds Ose ol Oom tho poa osogo y we: M oe zasesesele_es affer-at beineter "li M eworw era N"elika ber ewooor s, 9 f r0m5. t ....... ••••••.7..ine 1 1 ......he0jw ice 0 qv MM. sad ia the immediate amenity the areatest stir the suet mild be happy to smut the imitative of his sad salmatisa pnvalled. The urinal of the Idlest 'Mini kodithiP• _ =PORE ITN. ONIENNSMINN WAN& iwASITh ."'- iTDS c evlaaed mash sorption • sad odd be bad died Inkterma 'Med OM tune-popenses Heweleolle-al Omen. November 7. kein ___ __ -• ' 11 / 1 2 LW 11 MIT AID NORTON. it up n o lfli . Walismantrest, really believing it to be Mae oho poodwas ,r i ss e4 , „ o ho., s sea m tide, when h. lortemeL-le 111111 dt___ .Heveletter 8, erom --- -ullo_r o _ . siteet)y bib.. three *Week wee grated with load ohms. BAIL COURT.-Noy. 9. The I. were esileften at Town Melling, is Kent. be bad Kr. Tro/11All Wnuattitow, is the pert dam worker, .r.,,, purport Ito have boss ads asevaser to deliver the sum E N . Lemil.-111 .,,,,,_ mt lemella il, wdu k ataaaler e v ftes...- - " ---- "me November 9 fro o "*"..•4101, NITS= 01 MIIOIIIe4IIIIIOIIS IMAM= 1100110111111. Their for eardisats woe mide • ftetalgiet age. •Ishandelf Wes • 01106 F 100 1 1 11 00 . .. • do_to e ° 4l t e 11a ,.. --0 wham the lightermen, wbo ampleyed a gang of men, was mom itmana-ae ramp* , m eelw ade , e __............. 5 , promatod Sir C. Nader, la the Lot footmen with an and MO MEOW day. ♦ftsdle en easeinfb Nod • • 111 1._.." the______.,__llls. of • wet° fam',.lld e_ la d r... no mere the perehmer OW ash teat the magistrate be lialiosint (84-at Ilverpool, tionmater it, -.° ""----1141 TEN QUINN tr. =WM AND 0TE131111116-PATNITS. seamy hat tobe worn by kiwi la the Hones of Centamme Mr. woman wooed too two tows • shele• ham* a Hon Inward. •• IWO* ldr. Marge wa ll °. wawa wag r ewwww°ll theta:de the ...it Y . with ' ehe ea the hum to Winn The Heat.whippen hat had War Howe - et Hreloola• NGTuator ii. bon ash en other 0101111011111. W M la. P IN.. wee prefamsed egatamlalr. Selby, one of the bankrupts. ma lifted the oriestag. sad took up a balky substance, bees mm , ai d a m . d ul i z th s i sm d es 7 . wi „til th e butt gems - tee Fabasum, Norefou 1, hate ,.... tet L a i e ia t t e f t . es t e :, cd e ..,, °* "... a ....,_ leafee he at alai P lialde l„ o. e t t ee e. c ehltw He maim sad deemed that ths who ), of tbe mil* he emeeded maw biggest till Imitated the almoner, __,... rod __,__,___ o __ todoood to ii 4 guy, sad bear -at DORN rloarabsr 9, from .. , .... .„.....„„____,_ -* lthie Sir C. Natal Merged theatre. --- -- r "" """•''• '''o'''''""•""'""' """"- ''"---- tramdisas with Mr. ges hod take. plus with hie wbo mei skeet dieting* la alma, when he gave lite him, :T io n7 tdoo woo """`. • = s • "" soute .7' MANTRA laus-at November % Ram, - --ost Naw To= P•en tIA No -9, , • - " ---nall Mr. EIORAZD MOM" a wilder; Me is the ilinder or reformed or sulended •534 1 1101 1 1 11 0 4111111111 Olareak ameMeg. Mr. Gimp gamy, wise wee Mr. Kedres coullami. she it Is the beg. Winer thus spoke to the Hr . a I I • ••• - s owsur a l io owns, in dames , data nvear-atOramentl. Dvbi t ovisabirlik_ kora._ •- • - ••••••=a..... meat of the Messrs. Christy foe the last 34 yule, wee thee sad wh y the i taweedie l e e iete " ..... e a m be gll P L m em t v m ee a r e dal Milton t e ls h a ro t lbei ge... who delivered tbe coals to the Gnu:in-off the Sti l it. N 7 . fr om ____' - ---.1116, ailed to the slab, oa taking width he said-Sir C. Napier, rams flomPleialtd oi won - --.-- -- • grant was contrary to law and lassavealant ; that the Ma. Lawrence , as behalf .! the bankrupt Norton sow Farther "Adam rand that the waggon, containing y was the ma o a ; ea . ONINTAI-Nt Gravceend, Nowneher ; fror k - ----- ---nwin by the kind permbeloa of our meters, th e MINT. Christy, supposed inventies was souse as to the public knowledp walla that then woo "thing al iwidieete him I. this 900 Some a • " il ea ' du ' wee twelMt°ls-the property from -, - .1.11- a . goa ti rrecial.whippen . refr ir ver the ' carp. It PLIWIWW - a" 91104 • 10, 11. holm " "'AMR ore, tbe mime employed ea taw premises, ban raped- thereof ; that the mewl ports of the supposed von h , t i oo charge end that hews estided to ea immediate eertilleate. Battey-whorf to the company's works. Bash piece webbed o' °7 `" •"r spate Mr. tespeetentinit the bankrupt may. lola ig mt., sad wao worth a many shillings. os w ag wa i ted, wg was o a . so li st o te poid r of th in e dl ug ffere w n w ee on to 9wriitn. per too wbri oh d o ell osoo vered gwe the ) preinesimm p Pameaelea- : tt l ' a fa u 35° ,,: m l ui r m itv t tre5 aara ..........-_ n_,___ • ,..., 1‘,.. A ll 7 invited you here ta sawn s at deatitud i asta salairs. were not respectively new manolketures witkis the , that the whole el 09 trameentitina having taken plass with three wen found to be missing. Pereaster L how_ """ - "ell .1- sad, lastly, t h at the said letters pateat sad mat of liana, all • mistake-he had not stolen for the de li ver, of the ehe it h into barges , Itereas-elf Limped, Ilemenber O. from._ tioa of you public services, aad our ociacarream is .... tto not pawn retest for the a .. w „, king oo kb bedber Omelpt, he genadaet beside responsible for say The prisoner said it was Mr. Ingham-Then the owner obtains no profit by the Rana ikuu-st Newport. IL, Iteemmter 7, frie L - ; =daub upload in*. sad,., whisk war forum is making o f my rosau r eete „ s hu t , t h„ tatute. ' framed or Mrepressaledea. bat found it, sedating it for a aired ham, was carrying it employment of noa.registend men ? arannese-st OTITIIIIIII. Newsurret, tem ..... .. ia. , Judgment wee aelbeiell. home whom mud of robbery. Mr. Pelham -I don't seas to impute te him that he i o r ilig ,.. gil. '" 4l°M.l.ll 1 1 . 111 . 61 . 0 .,..., . $ 1MM..........."" Moat to Fount to you, sad which we bust you will des Rules granted. Me' as did Illadaahh" the e° less essis P lisit Y be. doss ; bat the lightermaan, who 'atlas the middle man hue, ---• '""'''"'" ''• -. Oat es the beam te receive. (Cheers.) anew ea 41111111111111111111/0" Mesa the eseetei sad the ether that had secaped. He . insan-st Pli, iterembset‘ hem........ ... ...... " s Mr. J. Fount then read the Mewls; address: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS , NOT. 9. IN EX .. maturff. should dieeellseo Mena him for trial. obtains& profit. Ormwix-wAMlNßSEt ie l i l mes • b. lllllllllll S. ftma In answer te qualms by Mr. Pelbara, &Mg Panun-41 Mamba 7, ." --- „,..5"-Oes "The Workpeople employed la the Hat Mawlestaty of .rates m suoe.-earoas caw roma nun AND none The bankrupt was a dodgier end outfitter, of Dartford. WESTMINSTER. The °wan of the Ocun said that Mn . Blazon, the nentwoon-et limallewe. Somber 9, bon Mesas. Christy and Co., Ssathwark. is Admiral Sir Wittialin, CIOWDan. min IMAM. This was the cattalo., mereina. Then was too opposition Sarah Harvey, • middle-aged woman was charged with widow of Mr. J o b s mom; was the .. lighummos ~ Sinirreasum-atlamped, liewmilse rS, rem " -- --Alla it.... lfratt-e AT t Livested. at airmai likeneeker 1. asei , '" - ---/Illt,_ Chula Napier, Candidate ter the R.,... _ales of this 11101 N. TOWNIND AND SANS 11. 011.111eL1111.••••Till A seem' clue gaudiest. was "num.& begging. employed by him sad his pennon to deliver the nab ober. Baugh Is the British Hem of Pasliesesat LaTie JINN IN 11011.1:1 $lll5l. IN 12 XVIIPENIVIII:PRIEFIXINTILL PAT/MlNT. Reemalar a tam. .'"'''''w The previous .veto Hr. Baker, Meter Of St• Georg° l tend to the gas onipany. Mtn Elmore's foremmaNtestaged Tessa harms-at Greeneek. liseembers, --------,,,,_ _Owlst 4. si, cadit„,_We , the egulayed in the Them two per arose out of the mate cirmastamet, sad nth was t h e „ s w ot *, mean is t i ts „me et n em . Workbonee, Little Chelsea. we walking throug h Be.° the business. On his oath he could not say windier the Taßoton-et Cowes, lIIIVEIEE at ESL.... .." ..... ." 1 MI") of Kew& Melia eled ellehellat the elniket their lordships therefore beard both of them before they ' ism H aeapheom &embed as a „d„„t hir so d i ossr . Osorgerplue, Haightsbridge, when he was mostied by the lighten= obtained Id. per to from Was employed to Ilanoasi-st Orme*, Mamba 7 , b0e,...._"'"*"••••.--temi_ elateetual of ellwealeff .me et you 111 19eez - decided either. The first was an adios for two quarter's ance-brokor of Crown-court, Old Broad-stmt. Tbe air defeadoet, whoimportuned him for alms. Suddenly a child deliver the cargo. He thought tie gang were the bona Vionata-off DimeMh ennoble 7, fres -----"'''._ one awe mewl se ill main le seneFf the IdSh sad heleeteet rent of some premises ia Breadairest. The amount of one ~,ists stud ; fnm th e lst of January, 1853, to tbe date of with her enohlieled, "It is Mr. Baker," sad the defend:alit fide servants of the pa compeay. They were not his Z,r na-n t laninfleiv P•tomit ts 1100 -.......,.;. - 711be iet bran fad = oar represesiaMeek parliameat. Permit us teams quarter's rent was paid tato nett ; sad as to the other, t 'i o haskolioe. ._ womar_.,_. at the foram period with a t h„ „ sw ath es hi m , was so Emmy= as the wenn. • Ny•N.N. Ira plush, err fa c ete d , ko avoid wake l b s. w in eweee samcs_ e -s t O T T= memo. ol.‘ W " o ..._..........item0 met ear hearty lifeboats/Byear passim; pipes/ Wilmlfteat titers was a plea of never indeheil. The autumn before osie , of L ag no 7z:5 0 ... , " ... N .." ... JINN. bad made, that she indignsatly exclaimed, "Do you think Elmor e, ( Orman m „ l i ghtawasa pay it. ZOcrava -et I,l= . .11evamber I. nem --- " - ^••mtreers rite,. we 4•1111441SISM1110141SIS Tb•SeSeelinellOSSee the met ma • special case, sad it was stated that after t g e - T ; to soosied ditto , ' A m Th e mats were sta t e d a t I'd have begged of sock • thing as you, if I bad known Mr. Ingham-Thin we shall got at the right person at garwd•- • t November I, Rte - lame readired by yea to this mai te .1i of she Ire Me pan.A...........b...a. 5... a5a..... a.m. es that 72L I. good debts; 1 ..... s . s-......_. di t to ; sad mi . i r , you ?" sad th in assailed bias with a torrent of she lowest last. tithe nosey bad to am at of th e owner's pocket .....a. inn, 1.11. your tharame men sod She eaff ~el la whisk they ISM SREITO the On This Wall sei cis N 7,i,p;t 7 A.. i f . ga h' o r i aZlO s sme a re d b. th. abuse. Debadaat Ism repeatedly been in the workhouse I should levy only • sma ll flan because that; patinas& has petunia fee tits ddmill9 a "Ma yea so prisitip i tyres raised for the scesiaeration of the mut tics t in , b oa h ru si a w o w; h i mamm a o f , sad different prisons for dotards; her children, and other been deceived ; bat as the lighterman, who fa the real SAILED. melted to Moen esnellate • to the sm. was , w „ay em ierepee ey els and maws am. toan imams !" atoll* o which ha Wm wad e awesated p leel l se : e tial peanut of 1.2001. made to her shady balm offonwo- • . ___ offender, and has kaarhegly evaded the law , probably for Mr- philittat° 110 °11 01 " her " • Palm who ha d °°•°' his own gain, will have to pay the flu, I shadinfliet the full Arran-tram LI 1, nee.? e, to the bankruptcy. There were no pelt. ; the lessee by stitassea. We lad with the M.* MN* lie The Curt, after bearing the arganuats, held that it did, sadsoweillag were shod ot con ; umdm woo . , edd . ; repeatedly before him at Marlborough-street, and said that The o f 10,. , w i t h us . „ sto. yam" 01010 . 09 910 lest sl•9 leallfall 91 19000 • 6 and gave jaggiest for the defendant. pampa dim., yetii.; ls w ses t ei amti. ; sen d" s wum, she was one of the meet incorrigible women ia Ludas. The fine and costs wen immediately paid. O•nraTiO-Rom Liverpool. November ; tr" .. " ..-1111 " 11 .___ 00171ITINI or Saansut-from Gramm; Nora. runeentodu ea he Ned by mu im seribeiatly ps =l o9 to 'INN LORD I=TOl. 1741. She was ecasmitted far a month to hard labour la the Cause-Cm Gravesend, November .. to...___.„ ... d in t Mathew ibe ..tl ielloos of Ibis tweets& We homey, odd.isignib ey all dome ie the too .actii Tb. L or d M aya, e ye e , t e . th. Court a Exchequer Mr. Linklater opposed for the melgues. The bankruet. Ream of Canal "' Contents-from Queenetown. Nonatba 7, 0L.... Nd , ; caw iaso this =art the swab end other it appeared, was indebted to big mother la aas of 2,0001., LAMBETH. WZOVIIINITIII -We are requested by Mr. Spokes. Coassu n -bus Cinemitown, November 7, tO •Avni -ban Nei/part, II November 7, te7 ----- - 110 . l e t n e .116/1111 . en se we erk e s limistsa ysw e d. n ee k e by ye l l em " "Xya mtialli !.....Za =vie fautiosaries, Let dee ,is the wad form , for which the hold security ; and shortly before the bank . Jana Huggiee, a Clapham omnibus driver, bap 8,031, plaintiff in the trial ° Spokes o. Mauna' and Haywood," Emma Seta-from time' ..........JLltain appeared before the Hon. G. C. Norton, to answer to • to ka reported yesterday is the Express to state that the limn-from Falmouth, N nft erl i ter Pbzezhee It ti "" la il• MOW= ow. In will* ebb rue earesai la .. e invited the judges to the Guildhall banquet rudely he bad paid her • sum of 1,2001. To enable him to 9, t0 ......................1 do tide he bad got in nearly all the debts that were doe to Suns of liromil Musing a pair of holm belonging witness Start, who was arrested dari4 the progress of the Egananzni--trom Grevessad, November 11. to ray blise.s.botoabenseemeisesallmiltharitisso ti RITMO. AT Pro Mire lar WIDDIMIM-Oareall XL Basta him, and b a d pouponed the claims of all his other eredi- tanntef• trial, we at awards taken before Mr. Arnold at the West- FoarsTioa- from Gravesend, November 9, to._ 04,,N, rieablitlEdieseasen freedom, MA es these gam* we CaniSWILI. a. • POW mar . Mr- Of the sum tins paid to his mother, 8001. had sines Mr. Stephen Reptilian% • • geodes= »aiding in Chip siesta Polies Court, who, upon heariag the ease, u stated sousea-frona Falmouth, November 9, te w a t .„„ Warily well pets swam The weeldeWe he the obey, IILATIIII o. PARXIII.-INTRIPLIAD3I barn been gine up. ham-park, deposed, that ea Saturday morning last be was by Mr. Levi, men., immediately discharged the accused, wt. Ca ß serro Z erm _ fwea Lfwe r' N . 9ww , t l ete • ta " beftel bailli,olll 6 ,....„_ ol ad =ll_,,fo • sold tame ma t ' This wes an interpleador Mono SI determine whether ili s Hoso„ said the p„„odiog we s twis t du irses i t d on Briatawhili, sad saw the defendant driving en omnibus t h ere w og no moo d, m u tour f a th . diem o f m oot. lansiu-froca tiverpool,---it.7 -° "ndal 1, - ;. " . 1 tentettsue side •••• 6 ..rier . ......'w"• • •••___, _.. r0 a1 ..... • artiste goods width had teen rebid by the sheriff at the mi. H s h a d set hi e „ e di tors at &d ome so d h o d mu . towards town. He was overdriving and jerkin bin Innen natter 9, to ........__„4.9 9 Blida amines bells Pifeennt les °dim 14 ' 0 ' ••••• "'"'" nit of the plaintiff, upon oo ems.= s we tuat a Mr. "loyal the time thus gained in collecting debis to make up and ow of them he observed was bleeding from the mouth. --- - -- -:- - bto-Ran Liverpool, November 9, to JAMS MONTOONIAT-Tram Falmouth, Nomads; le .un, bat, by onssysnmes a VIM they will feel gratified sad E.Donald. were the Property of M'Doned, or qf tho plain• tbe payment to bb mother. The ease was one in which be Witness was on another omnibus, which was before the MN Leaves - Rom Gravesend. November 9, to -......,..... •• tit Miss Miss Matter. , was gaits instilled, under the terms of the eel , is refusing driven by the defendant, but the latter got into Gnu MARKETS. Loan J. Strut -from Gravesend, November 1, Sir C. NAPE= having pas sates naval hat, which was Mr. Hawkins sad Mr. Prattles were Ise the plaza', aim to s ho w tho bankrupt to pess; so d w i t hd raw s,. th e m u m . ohurohstreet first. On roubleg the latter place. he drove --a— Ma am-trom Cowes, November 8, t 0.......... got up is the beet sad risking 'sensor, aad baving beets re- Mr. Sajoent B nad Mr. Pearce fee **defendant. tics. The easminatioa would, t u rs h re; i s s o strue d into the Shinuarket in LeadenbaU-strest, but mitoses foi- .._ Ilemzen-fran Greenock, November 7, to, and average Peke ed eager, the Prods* of the Beilon Mawr-from Greenock November 11, t 0.„... ceived with lied theirs, said-Ladies ad gentles's, mad it 0 ha Nib use is • yearn hey of oonsiderable sine die, without proteetion. lowed him there, and found him washir g the blood which poiesennis la Amer s, wompated hull thereto:soma& in me week kiNON „ 0 , L0 , 0 ,_ 00 . 0 Q „,,,,„ 00 , 4 Noma., I, h illtrindeml e mid bee me yes that she bad, previous had flowed from the horse ', mouth and nubile from the Mar the 6th day of Nov., MU. is 87e. ind. No return of brown oe,,,e_fmwomemwmd. No ember 9. N. * emellimem et Mean Christy's foamy, lau are you that ta the um UAL hum livbeg with a Mr. Mortimer in ix an 703331 . -lIIPORTANT Qv3aTIOX Al TO run pole of the canine, as well as from the Iliad, chest, te welsootade sumw. the produce a the Mauritius, has bases made in m, 00 .,_.. N. D .. 20 ,,,, Nt5 , 9. e ...--- . -- ..o h onsi the balm yes hays lost ..forted as me give. DITOSS bire ESSISIIr Euningesn-road. He furnished six BIGHT OF LiIaTaAINT. and legs of the horse. On takiag his number, the th° u e' tendi Mr " show& leo retest of brown or eonestrado stars Soreasoa-from Liverpool, November 9, ea.-Atha** me the moss unflawed satisfactios. (Hear, hear.) rooms in that beau for ber sad ia February, 1662, The bankrupt was • worker in hair and jewellery, in Washed said, " Von may as well tabs my life," ,A sm the i tewleee a the Lest WM. ' bas beta made le th° Tul` using as BAWAw Nsolan - flore LiveePool , November 6, t 0......-1. Ido sot believe there is another instance in the United they roman mid 111 1 * .15:e **lbws with them, Enent-street, He poised through the court some time ago. end he was surrounded by a number of persons like himself, ge r arco, Nov, 5.-n. wor hw eca th m , w „t ee d le d . a m , f urt a,„ Len aa... "ei reati nto -- froin uaaaaaL fainsetn. November e. te...k November 9, to ...... m id. m ad d en of working mere prom s*, t h e i r m did e e e w in t! ._ Frithares, Salta, wilesee n tL oo lleml ,ethe r until A question has since arisen whether the landlords of the all of whom odd the hors* had merely snack his bead against of IS mad le. Per cwt. has begs Tenesily es _teineehee_ v Emma sonans . iniMarecnock, November 8 t0......1k0hm1nl of MI. *Ms MA MX her. in this premien were entitled to paymeat of their debt in full, or the sad of the pole and bled himself ; but this be (witness) =MINIM M sea per art. in the enema am =sem row Throat-from Belfast. November 8, to ' tei n a hat. (Hsu, bear.) I bad tke plasm of coming to this = l ll, . Mona" the *INN thts furniture in Oonld only prove slug with the o th er median . did not believe. Oa the contrary , he was of opinion that It iraUla." B how er• eta! WO/ Ibmilid in 5 . 0001, owing to the anal Owns (m)-from Southampton, November 7, to. game Lamm I may say almost as satire stronger ;it was ass of the bamt. "Mob was laber sisal 9001. sad at that Mr. Jerwood, for the assignees, stated that the landlords had been mated by over-driving and taineosuary cruelty. E Ilt swim% hat 01 9 OXI /MOE lying I. Femme base been dies Wasonvoron la)-from Southampton, November 7, u..awilat r et ke man to this mun e terniter with the balk of a eon° of Warwun-from Newport, EL, Novembec 7, to--.....1ne5n W Let please I visited, and I was so well indeed by the Me all bait she NNE. jewellery sod about 1501. ill 1111011.1 (who were so wise that s wim sw a b", p os t, sad Bates, Mr. Juba Sul, silveranids, 18, Corahill, corroborated the sion. md anus too bardende Berhedees 09 a* WA St et Wreami-frorn Oravesend, November 9, to ....Amen Wale factory thee I was proodood your votes wi.hout a -301. ef Midi was in the MAYA bank. In August, 1863, the beakersybad scanted bills for the amount of rent due, testimony el the last witness, and described the conduct of wow= ham is ea, m o w s eamme. sag m o ue a m aka bloom amtaiatsia mod igsdomala. w ho she understood 620 i. ; bat Kr. Cookery, representing the landlord. , had the deadest as one of usnecemary cruelty. eaddlemble extent, Item Ile. to les. Minos on the dismatiest nice, in pnference to • maiden who is a kwal woe s boa en Mr rasing' w g Bh. lived with some to the court and claimed payment in toil, out of the Tbe defsmilant denied this, and called Ida employer, Mr. TWIN of last wesk t mell the market still sane excited. Rum is MIL ad a m ee t l'lfootahlo Hen et the . 121 . t it"' Ids he abithenst • Met dm, sad then they mewed te .state, of the amount of rent du, which bad Ma allowed Found, wbe gave kiss s very good character, and said be on the mimeos SO PISS se tall 2d. to afar gales higher. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. (Chun.) That malt have added very maddenbly to my Jolthelarst, Oafordotnot. Thu house was takes in by the *Mehl amigos.. It was untended that the land. Ind slime been is the babit of trestiag his horses kindly. TALLOW. -- endefutioa ; and aim having "beaded teaor twelve meet- WDamiles name, but plaintiff's ferniture was tibia thus, lords, by taking hills for the rent due, bad deprived them. Mr. Netted observed that but for the good character be ,eye taw maw hot ... i . " vase " dim M onday IL , 3/. . d. Annum= from Liverpool for Ceylon, Oct. 1,15t.171,1m1111. lags la the borough, wed made tea or twelve bad speeches- ad shiparehased in addition cm. or 60i, worth of other mine o the Waal sto which the, were otherwise entitled received from Mamba, he should bus felt it to be his duty . 1 , ._ we., eau the .....,,, to ~......., _,,,, ,„ tan- _ Annandale, from Matey, lat. 12.49 6., lon. 9 1 W.; IT dowse. •"-- -- --'-' '''''''' ''''' "'"""" '"'''''' ' '"" ''' ` City a Perth, from Madre. for London, eept. 10, lat. 32 I.= 111. (.noes. The lower put of me Mute woo a cigar shop, ander the 129th section of tits Bankruptcy Consolidation to commit the doilandant to prison without any fine, but the beds mist Massealese =key from the stook in IDs met everywhere with gush a kind receptioe, sad Iffee_plointiff sad sometimes 'Mead served in the Aat. bad did he think theoase that th e defends at must pay a lre eon *elm" sea smell. Town tallow has stnansed Harlot Dea f' from Cm" of "I " fa Lterfal• Sept 1;1"J N., lon. 13.11 ; out 90 days. that Mr. Novell thought it mainary sad time for him to lisp. Ole left the hems in Jobs-street is Jul 1864, sad ma ceswete s ieseu. haying !oohed tit) the owe, sow of 31., or be imorbssed for sly weeks. The bon magistrate 22 • per ewe., hi WW I rare Ina 66 - mit 01116 Tir ro rt e General Taylor (Amerman barque), lat. 49 N,loa. 45 W. a ram mobled et elle min the Mao efeiblai waned& et after retire. (Clews sad law ter . At the man time I feel roam' to 28, Clatessoot-ternes, Newish-tows. Provisos said-I an of opinion that too right of distress was lost also thanked Kr. Hefamestall and Mr. Safi far dub .e. dis ss is. ea. le is. mem tease mee Maid of Judah, of Liverpool, with poperageradat.o 12,10.211; • • all mach obliged to Mr. Sam% sad ewe him a debt of grad • to lawns John "but semi' the w h e w a the maruiture WY Mr. Cooke , accetin bills of exchange for the laadlord s' inanity math, tremble t . ey . b had taken in attending : Assumff , o slap, Ikea ;, ma. sd.; month dowwww. ati. io N well. bi ) from le Leone, Let 204.1.11„ tau that, who he saw be bad SO reasonable chance of sold by •section for tomethiag_ sada 1001., and the Par - andthat tight not / 014,0 1111 after the maturity and Mr. F the principal clerk at the Menchaity So- 71s. ed.• would . nerhel4 ( Dutch sp , 13 rra . , wilted 011 the n G Norton , a d . pad. •011.11das Oft; Oduma mind aorta elo. to Iles. Id. 24. " w . thass-nowy was paid, to IrDonald, win handed it te dishonor of the bills. Bat I give this decision, subject to sot) • I OS. O . C. an The delivery to bet emblem 2,746 asks; the arrival, 103. The ~_._,_ brig) , . muss, he mind, sad did not pea the borough to say the plaintiff is umprimes of Ittihad, the sued. Mr. Cock n ey's right to produce if be is able to do so, aid Wt, eigneaMi to his suggestion Captain Wood bad INC. market leaves off-spet, sew, 445, an; 183% rewind, as. id s'`,r2 (Danish further mitemetat. (Hear, hear.) The gallant admiral ISM. She laid set alma 201. is Wain» for *hide may show that my oplaioa is arronsoas. forwarded to Mr. Alper, at the Needlewomen's Bodety, the December, MN.; January and dank MM. 6d, we quote , res oil „,„.„,i Alfred mooch ship), from Bumbey for Limp* de m ,. then referred to the question of the war, which he said was the ts-twe room in Clammiest-terrace. In following written notice, vie.: 00a. to 30a. OM.; Mena n ut s or. Beilds, , mow Pyre, ; Es- '-''' 01 Good Hope. disastrous la the attuning boo nee, owiag ato false emmemy, July, 866, they removed to No. 66, Cheat Portland- BOO= In. COrtanialinfia •001.10aN. . seed oil, Oa.: tallow oil, AL 46.11d if l ay milow Calm elts.-From " Mendielty Eocd•ty. 13, Red Lionaquare, Nov. o. m emo two , iNd ~.I , ,N e, anew at - New Great St ltain, outwardboned, Nov. I, lat. ass w..1m.11,1111. street, where they had the whole of the house, which was ho . " 814-As the assistant as of this institution, I • swim Castle (Met= barque), from Lando; Oct. It, MAU 11,21. W army mad navy had teen cut down to too low • pent. ta k sie 'i s 11,0 3 ,, 0 id., „ , but the plaintiffs money paid IN ZS MILT AND g°1711.1%-eltWill O"Aial a" hovel's's:paint you that I directed by the Marquis of r........,...., . ----. ..... MI w. (Mar, hear.) Hs should not Menet to a torminatioa a eitrITATIONS. ...ma A5.,..-A.ITBRZOOL, N ov. . f l.- Th u gradually de- Urania. from Pealing, Sept. 27, lat. 11 N., lon. 241. for the lease and the fixtures, the pries of the fixtures teeing Weriniatator end other subscribers to this society, who are immthi st o c k of Nom. sad um , b eeee eemee wi th NaumN .,_ outothaton to a subscription which you awe la prOgrees Marion and Masa, east money. have Moo g= shout a further the war on say other than souse terms. England 261. She Ms paid oat a bar own money 171. 10s. for a The bank rup t. , Thomas and Edward Scully, described as wholesale cheressuagers. of Curtain-road, Bboreditels, foe the relief of • blind seanstress, to cell upon you for the adnue Sithe prim. Menem memet Me mop laths United mast not sue for pew, but Ruda must, and almost oo quarter's rent in advance to M'Donald, of whom she rented THE SEA-BORNE MAILS, beaded tam. ( Cheep ) He felt sauteed that as long se the 11°11 " . 11.DMIld visited the 56W es bo 6001. . 1 ,• 00 .1 . 1 7 a t lied . for their t ardiest'''. Their nnecured debts are na me meg N u n . e f t h e wow= wt. amount youeasy Ultimata, pre= So he miest rem= in the nocertainty Portland-stnet and he had been in the habit of , .., sole • u • c o = t dee • illeteniest as to the amount required to be that nessitY °Side e tinsels not Mr 1022 roserninablen Elven Lord P•hasiston *optic :ad Priem Knitter he would never ewi w eir b et ',t ee . he came Ott at N ewis h. E. Mr. Galwortby opposed for the assignees ; and Mr. far the purchase of an amenity on her behalf, how P e t bpwerar la y s l id o "' la lib onwthohts thesis Wall Iwo" larle; out whether II will Om threendinens sad squaw (From the " London Post-office Lilt") smut to a disgraceful pests. (Hear, bear.) In tbe Baltic Wm takes in September , awl reutaise. is New. Chid's, for creditors. Mr. Lawrence &panted for the ma th hes been alnady contributed, and in whose bands it „ l a m w ita wm :an e w . enee mill ?,:t ea n ee„ in .„ eri ; [When the date for making uP • meg Ant 0 11 a MIK is they got on tolerably well, although th ey were unprepand, gate six or seven weeks. He wanted ber to take the bankrupt Thomas Scully, and Mr. Liaklater for the other is pissed, and how much mon is required to effect the object and waegmmw. gib ineattant sawage t , she g rit mil mots Wen until the day Wowi n g' ) The Rassiess, oe the other had, were well prepared ; but lease of the house, but she MI so mosey, and then be said bankrupt. _ .., _ in view. lam also desire dto require of you the proper plies tau me as et mod e ha hal =zit all we are roe r reni they heal of British seamen. British gnu, and British he would have the house empty. She had tried to gut rid Mr. Oalworthy said that two years and a bait ago the R im e d me n of the p sof the Society for the dole& as mei me OMNI the he hem Sines het --- Mado th u i p at .teem* 67 what *hid yes of K'Donald dace be came out of Meagan, bat ie still bankrupts succeeded to the buiness of their father, who had Re li ef of the Distresserlt:lowomen and further to friday. • 011 ,11 4 entiwein bide deamolf hee ! Mad the Mid- end souses, sad they did not due to appear. (Cbeers.) H --• 'visited the house oecesionally, though she had now no failed sonse years before. They had a capital of 1,3001., but know whether say puma are appointed , and if so who °we' rote dweet P aall 1 4 ' lor h "at a t° scarcely so mwelt. &sells More in dessend e sna a RUM higher. thanked them for presenting him with the Admiral's bat, annexion w.ll2:nim She bad had her bone full of lodgers, such had be.. their maiden mode of trading , t hat 'W m the, an, as patrons, winnows, committtee,. or directors p 4 ,0 0,... o f d,„..„.„ w d „„„„ de twis t gum, bass advanced Post Moe. patc d"- hed. tleaa -- 1 and if his suatry required his *erases spin, old sad bat th e bad given them notice to leave. Ehe had pactossed ulna 00,60 W there had Ma only • profit of MM. There of the soc i e t y ' s &a .m.,. A s i mme di sto Te o, is requested. d. t during the last two or three weeks; genre a full 4d. shoe Fri- 90 .,a t Id 27th of the sultan Navels. tow deerepid uhe was represented to be, he should wear it whenlathed deltriene in the beak/opts' accounts of about 1001. worth of furniture to G r eat Portland-street out way alt grill ) 7 that h th • fe (Si g hed) "I.F. L. Wool). Assistant Manager. alum. Middling Uplands are now worth =, Mobile , PP. lad Olbnhar ) month. ampton. of her own motley. In September last the whole of her 4 , • The Or coos, 31d.. The committee of broken rvir Upliinds 6td ; ma m m a , 1 fusing the enemy. (Cheers.) l stal e property was seised under an emotion against K.Donald, wrong in tbb statement. The andiron believed neme e e o n ( J w s ee mse ". Seal e ly i , e i " Addressed-Mr. G. F. Roper, 76, New ottsea. - Mob.le. Efd., and Orleans, lid, The eas e m a t e t ith e market as in mote I 4th a 20th ' South. I Shot t e Dr. Bosun ii, the chairman of Sir C. Napier's astral sad .be had paid 601. out of her own money into court to brother of the leseknptm, was now over the door. To this the following reply was returned : hem described above continues this mooning, both trade and ea- E gyp te izy t. p r u., ..,„e z i d ., up a full ir gory. 9,060 American, 6,420 Surat, 1,210 (Ns Nwe f „. 0 , I =FLO • It M of the d AM 1 t h e - cemusitterr, proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, and abide tbe result of this snit. She had raised the money by Mr. Laming, of Mark-lans, said that his firm were trail- "75, Newman-street, Nov. 5, 1865. 1,670 Bahia, are reported to have bean taken on ape - N AN. - • I walk an tar 9001. On the 18th May, the bankrupt Thomas „ . , in doing so said that the conduct of the walking men ofad 3 120 heerieen- 4 3341 Burst, 20 Egyptian, and 70 Far man, vor export; so that Me deliveries to the Undo for the week Scully obtained of wire-an SWIM tO your letter of the 3rd inst. I have to en --,- . --. , g adr ol d . 1 ma o f ___„. Pled Croem iliiit ex he a r te i re e d l -Vr . . Mortimer was the Bret penes ate 0 goods te the amount au ,by a repro iaform you that the debtor and creditor mount of the been abut 52,800 bales. Poles to-day. 10.000 belie, about 3.000 L e r). Ce 7 . le the ''' ''''' " l: • lra "c"- ..".."' have 83zthweth ha the present "mica "' lab° " tz°° 'P l° t ° lived with, and he was • " gentleman." bi'Doead wai In ilentatiOU that Sadly and Beall were perfectly solvent. and reasi ed b mean behalf of the blind sea trees will be being on speculation and tor export. raise et the week, 77,350beden chi n o tbe workman of England guterally, because it would slims- Ne tte on a charge of picking pockets, but she had that he need be nod= no slam. A fortright previously he eased eaee - i . -- i; le p y erasal of subscribers on Tuesday next, at 4th of sout a. l nov.L. la late them to tolerate no loager the too great corruption b a ud that he bad been in Warwick Gard for a twilvemoatle had made the sem reprimatation. Oa May 42 the bank- wbict f o r yea may have a copy of the same, with other nny. v __,.. ...........--,.. map, Nov. /. -Thera a Peet " ' ) ef the mignon. which prevailed ia many county sad borough elections. oa a similar charge. The defendant was the landlord a the Mgt 00 9 011606 sm. -. - 110001 . particulars spoil prodacisig the authority of the nobleman d a n ce menet to.day, and the far suomeded in o r en yof Singapore.. month. . rest which she left iut before a eater's The elation of Sir C. Napier was a model one, end he be- hem° hi j°lm.ft ' q Mr. Samuel Nandi deposed that be had sold the bank- _..... ~,„.Cher "0. F. MOPIR, Hon. Elec. of 2s. per qr. on all the best m d e ee rl eriptions of wheat. boto nd dnatini_ „.°1 E i t/V:1 I,l _,Yet• Merma id' Oct. - iwf rent was due. She bed paid her rent to M•Donald, bat she t' 871. worthof ood th 18th of May , which were r"" "' ea " . '"" rup s laved would be felt as a blow even by the Emperor of" To J. F. L. Wood." white, the ► former tasking Ms. to Ste., extra Um; white ISM to 90e. '"" s'' ' '' ' month. v' s "" ... _ ..... Sarley in toed demand. and 2s. dose, ; ens malting making efs., Mast ladies did not know whether the defendant hod been paid by removed on the 23rd, the baakrupts having stopped pay Knowing the porton he bad to deal with, be (Mr. Forge- Russia himself. (Cheers) As tbe eh of Sir Castles M'Donald. Tr e boo», 66, Poitland-strest, was not a house sent On the 22nd. son) who was deputed toss* him, wrote to Mr. Roper to name to no.; ticks, sis. to Ms. eriodog 118 s, to 40e. Irene sad per also is leaser ; MAZAIOOI, 4Se. (meept Ha- Napier's emmittes, he felt happy to say that no friend or of mommoilation. She bed three lodgers-ladle.; soma Mr. Chid* unheeded that in thus purchasing goods on th e my ei , m i a am a rwptey. t a, % im a m s Th ome S cu ll y the prates time at which it would be most convenient tor vas and Demur,bad a fair show of wheat at our Exahange Bonder* • let se well wish*, a the gallant admiral bad committed himself yonag and some old. The oldest was so old as (the plaintiff) him to see him, end the reply was at 12 o'clock on that today. Erode dosed dull at last week's rates. When, red, 765. to Venfroela ... - - South- ...-- It° ° lase w . e x am i ne d laugh.) had acted freadalently. The trading had bees t kl . is N ov , l 7 ... mi .. Tins ••• re ia deed or eapressicsa. (Hear, bear.) Mr . Scorch saw the Punctually at that hour he (Mr. Fergasoo) attended 84m; white, SM. to 88L A good demand for tarley, and late Flom Grey Tow& . , way in which he had been duped by • certain party. ono 22e. a week. Somebody had complained SS her bowie was about lur cent., 4871. on sales amounting to 80 , 6001 whilst at 75, Newsmon-stnet, • and en inquiring for Roper, the well iwoo 7 2 = 1 6 - 3 9 20. p to es., 1 30 . 38e ff te a ll et e tioa doing in Inte-28e. to 38s. Newt: l,ol a" Oilli !Nil) of a female, who called herself the matron there, was like an honourable man, he retind from th e Held. (Cheers.) a nuisance, because cue of bet " Wits" slimed basalt at the trade charges had been 2,6161., to say nothiag of the Peru Waircillaii. Nov. 9.-Ehere was a 'sir demand fa ammo- Hs thanked them all, and especially the people of Be,. the wind. o e r noo whic i tl e ... wee " frel fr e t.. a ..t e t h h . ed o had a six e bankrupts' personal expenses. The book-keeping was also mat both Mr. gad Mrs. Roper were oat, and sbe knew not ti .c a ns tt nia ... 'ally for Mors nalleas, and ,fiai., lc ter anew a i bu te l d etth e z eLe f w e hue: rat,. llood umm ures . 7: 1 m Nei ,. if ... 1 .pten. T y ne „. saw Nth moodasy, for the en th usiasm which they bad shown in 9 °°°° °' '":"'"••• "'war." --...---T. --- - (1 " of a very easpieloss cbarectsr. when they would be in, but that a letter had been forwarded is e . t 2 7i l l e° ,, goer to the Mendicity Society's o ffi ce. He (Mr. Forgasonl con froth. d 0 110 ° To the Jadgr-The two receipts for rent handed tie her Mr. wrens , La that there bad been no fraudulent . ham of the gallant admiral. (Chem.) mine Messed he was not at all diaappoiated in not eseetii.g Roper, oats and shell e 4 mo ell•ege. Averages for the week wen dined at the same time and by the same person, and pretense. The goods had been bought in the regular Ming Nov. 5 : lit ..... Mr. Kuala, • working link needed the motion, It did not strike her as strange that be ?igaird one as of trading. The bankrupts had dealt for years, tea to o for, inpo int of fact, he felt convin that be had not the Wheat. 4,9(1 qrs., at 62 . lid.; barley, 727 at Os. eid ; oats, Hellos ... ~ Dec l 8011th. which was earthed liaanienonaly. " Dowell," sod the other as " M'Donsld ." large amount (about 6,0001), with Mr. Laming ; then bad r i ha d'ho P :d to face him known how ood d 1 53 gra, at no. Id.; b:ans, as qrs., at ale. esd. ; per, 20 QfP Ha -) - ---- ' g matters st ,an 0 " rasa ampton. wan Sir C. Nam" thin proposed a vote of thanks to the Jason Jo o lassoa, a bill sticker ' proved that hi'Doueld been lugs payments on second , and a sum of 861. had been ',4.,ith Miss w e c we ; paid very shortly before the cash complained of. The that die" blin d s napst'ress" affair was .11 a hoax, got up a is Lisbon for a parpoeve, dif therefore he met him he (B.oper) would At i sms . English and Welt Nurnetie vaserapto- wa d i,. Means. Christy. (Cheers.) He did not think Sir F. is dish bef teel r eir h ett li a b4 stanee s s ee ,w n i l' tn ee rea t 'a wig having IX ' d for bankrupts had given no in cash more than twice ellißitielat have annoted much more daring than • m arket poly moderate; wheat 341. to SI. Per Sot. Cape dotards p e h ha hi d ' art° higher, w and turn in g4 t vur of sellers; mime= the turn dearer. Cap e dotards . 9 ° °°t° ' tended to. On his return to the effice In Red Lion. Burdett had over been mon enthusiastically received in him his sheets and 11* coat. He bad seen on oneweasionlool ,to have paid the small amount for which they obtained Pr. . .Some large transactions pree; macula am gm. lady. o dd s Buings . 44; amptan. mare, he found a note, of which the following is soapy : sold largely, a t 10, per Kw m i nim. Wmusititur than ho bad been by the electors Lad new and on another 4017 in Miss Motel ' s on and had credit ralklsad Is olators of Southwark. (Chain.) The Town-hall was M r. Linklater , for the bankrupt Edward Scully ma ma her pay for various things In eonnution with houses, . _ of Chu Wt se Needle women's Society, 76, NeWenan-street, Coax, Nov. 9 .-( By Leith and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)- lands is which she lived with M•Donald. Ho himself fetched tended,...,,... this he we• not is !rated in any the CUM" tani Nov. 9 , 1865. . white, 214. to tr.; red, elm Id. Barley, 19s. Gate, Its. Ed. Strong , Madeira plaearded with the bills of some tory candidate, and when tenerifte - Ye "' Wm for Miss Matey from the auctioneer's, intuits», and bad "e". nude- " Sir,-I beg to inform you that in consequence of the "I ' rah ' efa O a eat 'mouth. that gentleman called at their dos,., he was sure he would received about 601. from her to pay for it. His Honour said the cue would nquire some considen- documents being ia the bands of counsel, the explanatory R. ther mm Drzuo. N m ov. r o.-(13 y English aad Insh Magnetic Telegraph.)- W.C,otAincay gets heady reception. (" Hear bear "ad laughter.) It A Berk at the St. Mardis Savings Bank proved that ties. He would give his kn./meat on Monday. tat' supply seal; and wheat was odd at an ad- BritiebNorth Nov. 2, A n etatenient which is requested by the Marquis of Westmin. nix* a 2,, pee l s ., oafs wee an. dad barley Is. &meg th a n an Mirka 1 I alternate ) 7.7 at Canada • • Vor II eit th Wm probable that there wend be • dissolution of pulls. oak the 12th April, Elsa Matta paid into the hank 201., star, through you, will not be ready for distribution for a Tuesday. Indian own wee taken in retail at a Inning Memos. Unimtritatin Fridays. asst he the coarse of some months, and it he conducted sad on the 31 it tilsv. 101., and she drew the whole out me few daye, sad as ma as such MI returned, I will inform Ualtellkers ) Nov. 16, 1) Liver . 12 Son t • 11th October 1153. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. -Nov. 9. "OF. Ro H s you of the sum ßrithellsetk E alternate Atlantis NS PRR, on. co. BUTTER-Coax, Nov. 9.-(By English and Irish *nude Tale- Amite lr m a,. POW. himself well In the mesa time he trusted tea renewal of lb ? Seam other evidence WY elan gives to show that the fur- aneOla Tee muse conoullionsa. "Ti I. F. L. Wood." = . -Firsts, air 110 L ; moon; IN, 108 e. ; thirds, ill, 995. ; mdt., Sots i Ni ,ar . & their favour. (Chem,' niters belond to the plalatif. Mr. Neetea-I suppose that hint of the documents being 118, 935. ; eft= 10, SEW ; sloths, 7, 745. British North 14 alternate j . tleat ,„ h- Caine MO Oda The maim having bee. carried. Mr. Mama belie. Oa the part of the defeadaat. the following esse was laid be TM . MATIaIt OP JOHN NMICLMAN .:vPITITION2IIS3IIISID . ia the imam of comma imp li es a throat of the wrote of the . America.- Wdnadays. •-•-•-- ____ .._ --__, Riegel AT NM MU Dr MIDDLer...-- CINAIWILL 4WD • COMM, Re. 111•17311 v. PAIIIII.-1111T1IPLIADll INV& This was an interpleader hone te determine whether 'tartan goods with had teen seised by the sheriff at the nit of the plaintiff, upon an 'send= against • Mr. M'Donald, were the property of M'Donald, Deaf the plan t.ff. Miss Wes Mattey. Mr. Hawkins and *r. Prentice wen Ike the plastid; sad Mr. fierjnat B and Mr. Pearce fee **defendant. The had* ease is a young lady of considerable seleastleas, mot bee sees wee that *shad, previous the 1181. bun Ihtai with • Mr. Mortimer is Dee terrine s Keseingese-read. He furnished is roma In that been for bee sad is February, 1862, they removed, end Leek .6ge fareitnee with them, M Frith *he s when diey lied together until esssel~ IBM the of wi n > a te left her. Oa this Illisidase the plaint the furniture in dm begge s eilableall *bee almost 200 L, sad at tbat Ilbeadlltiod also nets jewellery and about 1601. in money .41111. etwbisti was in the anion bank. In August, 1863, die burs ansaisted with M'Donald, who she understood nellipmeon whet Mend es herwracing. She lived with Ma haeltMenet • sheet dm, and than they removed to JollaeMsas, Ozfoinictreet. The house was takes in M' s same, but plaintiff's furniture wee takes then, and shoyerehased in addition 401. or 601. worth of other Inning* The lower pert of the house was a cigar shoo, awl Illetgbintiff sad sometimes M'Donald served is the Mau left the hens in Johantreet is Ju1y.1866, sad ead te 28, Clatnemt-tarreee, Beatish-tows. Previous te lonise John street warty the whole of the famines wee sold by section for .omitting _ wader 1001., and the pa sha's-nosey was paid. to MiDonald,_ who handed it to the plaintiff to the promos of BLOW, the anti. maser. She laid out &beet 201. ia Waits» for the ca te—twe roams. in Clanment.tarrne. In July, 866, they removed to No. 86, Great Portland street, where they bad the whole of the house, which was taken is ll'abseld'e some, but the plaintiff's mosey paid for the loess end the items, the pries of the fixtures being 261. She also paid oat of her own money 171. 10s. for • quarter's rent in advance to M'Donald, of whom she rented the bones. M'Donald visited the plaintiff occasionally at Portland-strest, and he had been in the habit of visiting her since he came out of Nevins. He was takes in September, and remained in New gate cis or seven weeks. He wanted her to take the lease of the house, but she hid so noon, and than be said he would here the house empty. She had tried to get rid of M'Donald dace he came out of Nonni, hot be still 'visited the house °nominally, though she bad now ao emotion w.th:nies She bed had hrr basso fall of lodgers, but she had given then notice to leave. She had purchased about 1001. worth of furniture is Great Portland-street oat of her own mosey. In September last the whole of her property was silted under an 'mention against Id-Donald, sad she had paid 661. oat of her own money into court to abide the result of this suit. She had raised the money by pledging her jewellery. Cromegstaiced—bir. Mortimer was the first peens she lived with, and be was • " gentleman." M.Dosaid was is Newgete on a charge of picking pockets, but she bad sever heard that he had been in Warwick Gaol for a twelvemonth on a similar charge. The defendant was the landlord of Use how in Jobn.street, which she left jut before a quartet's rent was doe. She had paid her nut to WI/mad, but she did not know whether the defendant hod been paid by M.Doneld. Tte house, 88, Ponland-street, was not a house of anommoilation. She bad three lodgers—ladies; some young end some old. The oldest was se old as (the plaintiff) was. (A laugh.) lioezaroined—Her lodgers paid 301., two guineas, sad 22.1. • week. Snisebody had complained that her house wee a nuisance, because cue of her .. ladies" esposed herself at the wiedew, which was fees. She bad had • de poses of M:Dosald towards keeping the hoses To the Judge—The two receipts for not handed to bee were gigged at the same time and by the same pones, ad It did set strike her as strange that he ?treed in as ". Deasell," and the other as " ll`Doneld.' /awe Sebum a bill sticker,:proved that M'Dossld, thistly before he Whams resented with Miss Disney, was be Manned entnanauses,witanies wile having pledged for Maids sheets sad his coat. He had sons on onipecasionlool , end ea another VOL in Miss Mattey's * possession, and had MSS bet pay for various things In eonnection with houses, ha whin she lived with M'Donald. He himself fetched bens fee Miss Mattey from the auctioneer's, furniture, and received about 601. from her to pay for it. A flub at the St. Idartia's Savings Bank proved that es the 12th April, Elsa Meetly paid into the bank 201., end on the 91st Hu. 101., and she drew the whole out on the llth October, 1858. Same other evidence was elan given to show that the far allude belonged to the plaint'ff. Os the part of the defendant, the following use was laid before the jury. Richard Parker, the defendant, a liesosed victualler, said he swan the holes No. 12, Jabs-street, and be let it In M'Boaeld, who said be 'Moan sales of furniture mad Unitary. When witness went fee M.Doosld's Tasman to Frith-sent. 11.Draald banana Miss Mattey as Ms el* Witness bad never been paid the quutor's rest for he Mess sus the taxes, and his attorney bad sued for the NI sad pet in the "'tendon. Tlrklebarde, the auctioneer, proved that he had sold be 111'Dmiald rossis furniture in John-street, which netted and 761 He gave bl'Dmald • cheque for the amount. ellibb M'Donald banded to Miss Macey, whoa he called lbs. 11.Donstd Mrs. Whittos said the had known the plaintiff whom she Heed with Mortimer, who was creaseeeteei with the gambling hewn. Plaintiff had Odd weans that M'Donaid get his Snug by thieving, his plan bone to ride is anabases. Plaintiff coesplaind to winos of 11•Dossald ill-miag her, sad wits's, 'eked her why she did sot leave him, aid she saii... Oh, he supplies sae with amity of many, sad it is WOW titan my walking the streets." Wilmer said that etell might be charged as an accomplice, ant plaintiff said weld not do anything with her, mad it we e so matter, he brought her Meaty of mosey, sad she hoped to have liken of bar own son. Witasse as on one*s pointed met** house, CS, Great Poetised -street, sad plaintiff said die wend persuade Jack (111.Doand) te take it fee her. Ones elleAlles i —Sbe had hem married to Mr. Whitton, bet bed lived with Mr. Fri saran years sad a half. He was mu ellawoottotart. Ste bad utatriad Mr. Whitten in Mao. She kept a lodging-tone in Oseedeectreet for gentlemen ad their wives, but if a lady sad patirsan took anrt► men she did an ask them to their marriage or- Wes* (A lank) Plaistiff W e e: 101 . her that Mortimer MI tat Osictiff hi eenesqueses eta bed fiL mote' that be was obliged es go, and was then in Literp.eL It was at the tea tahla that plaintiff spoke of M'Domalils M mammon —be had beaten her sad threstend Hebb bre. Winn UMW to say who was pr. net se Set eseesien ON bed al cans M•Dassald with • bag e s 47. Mane tabs te W beak. He wee toad of er Ms mosey, sad witness bad an him veldt MAL le This wee at bee ens edgings. and she was elan with him, sat be NM Nibs Mossy would be a lucky wen= to him. That was been* s h e ha paused her swab to esable him to go M ti. Debi* Behibitioa, sad be bed then MN with great seines is Meting perks% and robing mellemem Be canted the MC of hehl is kismet picket, aid WNW eska if he was awes that iseembedy aceld Mel& ambled—wk. WI/add sense back free Dubin *had a gold wed' sad shale s moil ho beeught Miss Matey a plaid shawl. wash he said he bed anise an tha railway. (A Meet) Witalleid Masted of bis dinner and mid* ind been at that Mad a work shin he wet 18! Ho she, mid !shad had three quarters of • fi einem " M the meatry—that was, be had Wee faint. Mai !Melia bad ben *anal to the Loa wine* Tie . .. The mike haring bon carried, Mr. YrusT briefly ladremod the neetioll, which thn separated with Wm elbows kr "the Qum," "84 C. Napier," ud the "Musa. Christy." IN TEN MATT= OP JOHN HICLNAN.--PITITION DIONTISID. The imeilmeek who had kept the Orem publio•house, in Smithfield. epplied under the Protection Act. Mr. Dowse apposed for the Reform Benefit Satiety. The ivrentina raised in this ease was whether the debts enesaled SWILos the insolvent had petitioned se a trader. Hie immeheasy was attributed to the early clothe( of publie houses under the late Beer Let, and the removal of the cattle market from Smithfield. Oa lametigatioa it was amartaiaed that the debts emended 2001. The Chief Comadesieuer dismissed the petitioa, es be had so istiadistkaia the ease of a trader owing beyond sow. INFONZ ra. coarenensma 111•1111111. IN HI ALM= CLLPP. This laeolvest wr eppesed by Ifir. &mood for Mr. Ateosbeerough, jeweller, sad other creditor,. Mr. Dowse supported. It appeared that the Insolvent bad bees a withheld in New York. Ia this Govan, he bad promoted the Colombian Misiag Company, sad had failed in coaseqemeee of his sewed speculations, and the debts due to ham. He owed 4.5121. It was elicited that the insolvent bad been atqaalated with a female named Hannah Fowler, known by the name of Flora. She had passed as his wife ' and she had a child (which she had before the insolvent breams aequalated with her). The child was hoarded by Mrs. Win Word, at Brighton and s her bust:mad bringing an ratios, the is solvent pleaded, mad the exert eats were upwards of 201. The complaint was a rotations defence, and some com ments were side is the insolveat's amedect. It appeared that some time bask the **solvent's wife same from New York, *ad had returned . Commissioser Murphy considered that, as the thug ' vest had berm eight =oaths is prison, that was sufficient ' for the vexatious defence. Besides, there was no evidence gives by Mr. Whatford of the masses La whisk the debt I had been eventuated. ! Thelma:teal was discharged. Xr. Matag—l stipples that hint of the documents being is the bode of counsel implies a threat of the terrors of the kw all those who dare to meddle with a matter very tinged indeed with a tread of the very worst and nut description. This person, Roper, seems very tesedese ed his character, for if I mistake not, be not only Illesidesed, but actually brought an action against me for **snood's ashy opinion of his perfect incompetency for slestgarlic charity, but he did not proceed very far Mt. If I should think not indeed, 'your worship. Mate I think you have much to fee: from him astlp. he his assertion about the document. being in the Mods of sesssel isms* " bosses" used for the purpose of pis of the evil day. I wish to Worm your worship that I hew bed esseker letter from Portsmouth, where m reszted hishe"mbosiiirt omp dil ige asttress "to be, t and the weltae , lively that so ka person as a blind woman . named tes " so Boehm" or " Bonn," who knew anything of Roper sr hi. misty, resided in the town or its vicinity ; and in see. elusion I have only to add that It is my emvictiost that tb• tale of this blind woman is an imposture got up by Roper be a purpose in which he has succeeded in obtaining from the benevolent, according to his own showing, upwards of 11001., and it is the opinion of the eommittes of the Mendicity Moiety that the public should be pat in possession from time lb time of all the particulars which they bad bees enabled to learn with respect to this cam, as It would have the effect of attacking the imposition. Kr. Norton—l quite agree with yes in opinion shoat this ease that the story of the "blind woman" is list • mere pretext end a • blind," to impose on the boeveiestt for, if a satisfactory answer sold be given to the questions of Captain Wood Ito could he given in a moment, eel there should he no concealment in the matter. Lamed el this, however, a system of *hailing bad bels resseted tm and the sea . r ose that cannot be allowed to set whim it is. Mr. ragmen replied that immune of an motive simesise woe abuts. to be edepted by Captain Wood, whisk would bees Os =saw to is issue la a short time ; bat is the mosetise Ibesemmllise, as he had said before, use* eaa• tatoW I s ts: par ai redealus before the public for She mow be bed Mr. Merle *sight this guile right, as there was we mere wheisessee *sok es bad an imposition than Ike, pithily whisk seek ONOTIONISS d obtaised Skim% the mew yew per. ?MAIM. COMB.-1 mmo, Nov. 9.—Walker Primrose. 131. BE4 Wi Riding Hanley 166. 3d.; Wells Ind Nonteguo, 215.; Wails E Belmont, 21.1. • W ill, End Whitworth, Ws.: Walls End EmmaHs. Hs.; Birdig;ove Orslgols. Us. ; 245. Ships market, Di; sold, • Via Dover lad Marseilles. I ARCHANGEL, OCT. 24.—The weather here is c° l ! with several degrees of frost, and the river I Wolf i° -- trona up is • few days, if ao change takes ph* BILL DISCOUNTING. At the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy, on Thursday, • haeltampt Water sad gluier, eased Janes 'methane, from Amham, wee b= up fit examinatios. l Avenging te the evidesQ the moo rs debts amesat 6,5:76J., sad the meets bees at M. Mr. lamb Material*, s bill dieseerater. gene bad soled bills trit the beakrapt, was exembeel, after bb snowy bad is Ink ettespted to Ostia Se enlesies tithe rem, sad mil be had diseeated a big en the beatessa es the 16th Segue, 1864 It was erbsemfii ewe trait him at nun soothe for 601. H. sett him 401., 101. as dwarnt. O. the 14th November It wee reseved by a bill for 671. Net mea t mil at waters , that bar .as vela maenad by me for :AL at three whisk mimeo rewired 101. Gash ler mumbiles. bas wee Meknes* The rue of Suwon es Ile slob tessesies see M pee est. pew usu. Hie wash treassillesa with Beethmes would be abort 1.4.01., sod be wee sow a se inen foe asset Mes seder UK He bold two bins of the ISO for 2101., and the other for MM. The lest yes gives es es skilless! sunny the am ism those sesSik. widi Me endmsed is, that it eleven be tweewett wisheat aidinesal charge for ailment. He did sot mlag adimbelea that hie average names ter diaeresis bed bees 40 per coat. The hut neat in by sweat wee diminish( • bill fee the beektept eineoUsa to 3601., MU dope r safMs beslount sods his an c fee d 401., I'M* be seeeeL Us wend an swear teat We was en isms Maass mast. pot asses ; bet nit wee a sun assess& AIM, beeisto was a saner of sr tram hetweasam humemer sag Isedes, sad be did see Sorge say sees of illiessaL Is wreamalaaties, ebb healing" masa Sea be lei boss is a es Lammas, Cason sa Seca nat. bet la hie sbateite be CA set Wen Mr. Estuelea debt, Mr. land& bevies maid that be tesabl emit sap thee ea Se mosey. The ere was adjoened saw Ni., ouslosibe Ma three seethe to noble se basimpt to sedges asses ealkheteey belesee-sheet. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BAoo.—Nov. 7. the wife of Mr. W. Bugg, of Ooweretred ,l4l. /quart, of a daughter. BRVERL—Ifor. S. at Broad-street, Oxford, the wife of 1.130 0 0 Le., of a daughter. RLIOTT.—Ifor. 6, at i req., of a eon. HARK.—Nor. 6, at Blenheim-road, Bt. lobn'e-wood. - of a daughter. PICK.—Nov. 8. the wits of R. W. Peek, Eel -, A gaseig. Lytle, of a daughter. TROONSON.—Nov. 9, the wife of Yr. J. W. Trowel" ii i ' lke tocAquare, of a daughter. the lib WESEL—Nov. 7, at Green. street, Grosvenor-NM" Weber, M.D., of a daughter. MARRIAGE& sowaamtw—CLlßON.—Nov. 7, at at. Oetherhte Cot Ct° l4 ,,, Imehieheß.etreet, by the Rev. J. J. Orthee, ma et Mr. C. BOWSIMAI7. of fit. JautoaDthee. Rentb% daughter of the late Kr. O. W. Caton, of Je AIMML ORRAOII—LeNt4OI..—Nov. Loup. Thttig's, I.lvelP 3ol, Omagh,: of Oork, to Maria , daughter of the late •••• gl.tunos. of Manclester. l Callk GRAT—KIRK MAN.—Nov. 7, at Ringdand Cougwll 2 t Dom e, by the Rev. T. Meting, the Rev. B. Orgy, of Sloodford. wo o. Immo Jam &pettier of Mr. O. B. KITIUDIN Of t Lark" aid Middleics.rood, Daimon. TRRIATINED COLLIERS' STRIKE AT WIOAN.—Os Wadaudey idiot a mestiag of colliers, seaweedby placard, wee kW is the Commeraial•balL The Willa( wee &Neely areetlell.ad may wen nobble to *heals adialtteast. Mr. WNW& Nerd. shopkeeper was salted to the shale. lien Wises were paned *ding the weestia, to we every mesas n lb power to men the masa( et were whin wre te r e r tam hen been the Deludes las "flag, sad cppot a ri a , delegate meeting of two hen ern Wien at Basin ea lloaday seat. AU tie speaker. depmated strikes as htletioes, sad owed the me set to resort to sub ulnae asinine aatil all ether new bed . Wed. This =t be the teeing et the se estate, bat, at the seas ao was ea 'eldest determiaaWs to pressed to the atteruset fa tbeir *forts far an Innen of she FNMA gaps }ea.—Masao*, Elsortlist. DEATHS. .00' ABIOT.—Not. 7, at Telgumouth, South Devoe. rroo" witasw of tha Wagon. F. 11. abbot. ... 1. ADAABIL—Nov. 8, at Beeknepterrace, Bonk Badatil , .." Adana, egad 11. i LBW& BIGNELL.—Nov. 6, at Norwood.greea, Iniddiend• formerly of Baabaty, Oxoa, aged as ...see, 01. BOLLEIL—Nn. 8. at kW reddence. Ba n -Wed. 01 - /---- .114 18 id Traded@ William Boner, of Pelyat, and Laaristb. Oarl i the 83rd year of his up. ..,16 IBS WOOLLIITT.—Nev. 8, at No. 3, the Terrace. Kada6BPg'e— ltergerat Woollen, at the advanced age of 9 ::___ .......... ........ ___,.../ ABANDONED VOISIVI. Havatto„,Hatoporiy, two eatelde to New Y ol k, •••• talks wits Oct, 27. la lot. 18 N . We. 18 W. is a Alibi Mao 118,1 •Elea " 7 ' 4 by • tea dative • boom gals am tie WSW Imo tiara of by th• Wiadowaim Laiiiddira i arrived herr. —l.l•etestl, Nov. 9. TIN Sum lawn, ban Callao te Qwwwww, witk roam aapaiseesd wry lam moan, lest bet made., sad soma' • Mak; tb• artvw weft Calm ea Is lat. 29 N., Wu. W:, by Um Castilla. ism Pare, !Mb arrived at Labia Oa. 3C Mr. lairls ;ewe .ad part siren el the p. jYllt „la s , ID Milluer • assua= s tir the neater of that veeed. fee a Miriam le Miele du Dugs el the Oar, they As s vesheared sea wb par% aft the New el we ship, ; sir ee Id. eerreata the owner nimblest, by whisk the Ohadaat bad Weaned a pawky led Mr. Pelham eeadaesed the preeseadea bu die esensia , ii...,. soardeled te tom Out tie eat, mad WI this yes sae OS • amide of eases with wield be permaled, atria( to Petaled awl llknot, l■ ) RAM) 01 110 . 8 . r. se the " I°l ' l2 _ iisitoi 1 I' i , l ' k I 1 ' i t , .. ... 1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITZIPOOL SEWS AT FORNION Po3lll.—CAprieo7n, And Omit Queen, at Hans ; and Jeannette Melanie, at Ostend ; Patliftader, at Maraohant ; Lenin Amalie. at Nemo, ; Catherine. at Paitaboaff. SAILED FOS LIVERPOOL.—HisaIs, Ott. 28, front Petro. ABRIVRD. lleaa -at Noll, November 7 . from Smyrna Aim BLANCIIILIAD -off Marsala, Nov. S. Ircen-liver St. Lawrence MAMMA OCIIINEIDR-It November from Cabs AICIII.T.Wr Grllllll/od, November S. Am. -at Gravesend, November 9, fermi- - Aurrow-at Gravesend, November 9, Anumme-at Liverpool, Nomaolor 9, Aim Astarte-at Belfast. November S. fro. APli-at Liverpool, November 9. front 01110031-at Liverpool. November 9, from t=oscoass-at Queenetsam, November 9. tram.... Liverpool. November 9 Beemosamoova-at Belies. November*, from ...... imam--at Liverpool, November 9, from ...... Shies lioncerams -at Livervol, November 11, from Ift. loan% N.B. OINMPUM. - off Liverpool, November 9 =uoien-at Waterford, November 9. -at Belfast, November 5, from - -at BOB*, November 9, B ' November a ....Irsakkbl —....Arttworp Coonie—atl/9•69.31. COSMIC —lll, Gramsed, Dicneetbar Cam onm9st Disk, Noves99st 9, frost— I CmuiTT)!D—St Nre•Mme 0.. fro— &Wien% - 11aOre—st Deal. Nomeabsr e. Cermv-ee Fairs* November er troor Or.eam—el Ihmierlemd. Nommitar troy Oemammem—er Qemastvere. lkivasks 011UNIIIVOINIA 010•101111. 111,16011, Cmaiufret 0/1•1111110414 Tlamber V, iswablar 7, Oar Dyed—et NewombreS. Derom—elt Hatable Sam r Demev-41 Dear 11. tram B Arreoceste—at • lavesabst% tremr...Netleellem Geav—et Ibeememme. Bur .aero—er armee* Newarber I. b eer Mobs exam.—at Hatt, Neeember Mew .....»» Deems AIM Imam—at Llverped, Ilwaskse Nuitosoo—ot tallow{ premeler Debi& Smarm—at Lhorood. Too.&—so ikompod; eleeember e t trent Nome Jemommer—eirlimmpsel, November [maws Nomomodos..4loTorsook. Nov. 5. hoia...WoNsco. FORTIMAM Otw Novemb er l.toos Novoator nowt Nor—ol Sowolle O. (lobo hvga......—.....0i tram..........«M0rl tbe C.D4 I ,; Doug we au? ra AI , L wt No. i 13r 16. 14. 16. 16& 17. Del thi the to 1 DO fat DO Ph re th 40 CS