The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

MUSIC. it :A AL F.NOLISEI OPERA. Masimiicflo was performed at Covent Garden last weenie' for the first time this seem. It will be roman- , bored that this was one of this bet works reduced by the i Royal Eoplish Opera Company, and that As representations last season were received with much favour. The perform- woe of last night was similar in many r. vests to those of last year, but there were several important changes in the east of the characters. Mr. Charles Adams, as before, sustained the part of the hero; but Kr. H. Oorri wee substituted for Mr. Weiss (who IS not now a . member of the company), in the sheracter of Pietro ; Mdlls. Dechateau, instead of &loud, appeared as the dumb girl Feulla ; and Madame Tampa was replaced by Mille. Ida Gullies in the part of Elvin, In respect to the orchestra, the chorus, the scenery, dasioraticus, costumes, and everything belonging to the spectacle, the piece was placed upon the stage with all the splendour and magei fi eence derived from the ample re wares of the Royal Dallas Otwin. For 'OA" t he boa of that great establishment Masaniello has been ewe el its stook pieces ; it bas been produced almost every season, and has never failed to be one of the most attrae five performances of the °ovens -garden stage. The representation, in its autable, left nothing to desire, sad its reception was such as it deserved. The theatre was NO wded to the doors A every part, and the audience were owideatly not rely delighted, but highly excited, by the grandeur mid beauty of the perkesmeou DILiKA. OLYMPIC. A recent Niels Royal oomedy of very free-and easy morality, called Lc Supplies duw Homes, writtea by JIM. Graze sad L. Thiboust, was last night eacosesfully Itensforrad to this thesis% ander the tithe of A Ca ft The adapter is Mr. John Oxesited, and say WO I sieves and experienced writes for the stage would Use found a difficulty in making such • drama acceptable to as audience who at least meow the sus of respectability. Certain demist mcdifications have of entree been made in the play, sufficient to satisfy the not very tender scruples of the Lori Climbed , * and nothing is retained which can offend playgoers, who hare been debauched by a long scone of modern French comestibles. Itte Olympia menageneett is not bound to be in advance of the age, and as long as it pierss is patrons, pays its way, and maims a profit, it fulfils its missies. Much as we detest end bare else,. opposed comedies of the Ckft Stick order, we are bound to say that they are societally very smossag,snd the pent adaptation is no exception to the NEW ROYALTY. • Dido, the first burlesque which introduced Mr. F. Barnard to a London sadism* at the St. Janes Theatre, has been revived at this hawse with all the soma beams =sally warded to a sew production. Mr. Bursand has haply rewritten this burlesque, interweaving tongs and allusions appropriate to the hoar, sad it is now as polished ea /Molt, or any of its author's l►ter dramatic aorta The entertainments at this bona Sr. very light and sparkling, and as mach like the Bog ffet Parisi:isms ea saything we have in Loudon at present. NAVAL AND MILITARY. --e---- AbletßAM, Nov. 8. AnoMmwris. Sub- Lisateneet 8.. i t Eyre, to the BristeL Muter I'. W. Wetwtee (additiosal), to the Asia, for the ('Raiser. Aesistaat.Payaisater G. J. Sparks (superasseseary), to the I ideleide. Nowa Cadet (soadoet4 R. J. Lane. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 8. A. singular accident happened last evening at the Ganwharf Bertsch. at Portman* 000 spied by a &molt meat of the Royal Artillery. It appears that about 7 o'clock number of mea were occupying two rooms an the cued floor of the west wiag of the heaths; whin they were startled by ea ominoue mead, se thong , the wars about to collapse. They st mei ruined 11 46 Z 'sported the matter to the authorities, sad upon examination M wee foiled that there were extensive marks in the walls of W bathig, sad that it had sunk into the pound to the depth of about a foot. This wing of the burettes ie within a short dietetic,. of a sew dry diode, built of granite, by the seeporation of Pvrtanioalls, for the repair of creek of the aercastile natio& at a cost of upwards of 30,0001., sad fears are expresesd (whether groendless or sot we cannot lay) that the dimplaermast of earth under the barracks denotes as equivalent displacement near the dock, sad that thee is therefore a possibility of its esll= tabus; some isory _searcely lees serious. parte( the barrack Wilding has boos sureeyed by the al ai, of the mightier department, mud we uoderstsod that it has been condemned es tuxedo for the habitation of the troops. WOOLWICH, Nov. & GREEN wica Hoserrat. —ln accordance with Ad miralty instructions, all persona employed at the Deptford Dock and Victuelling-yards ?squiring hospital treatment will be received at Gresswich Florpital, instead of bring employed to the Royal Marine lefirmary at_ Woolwich as beretofore. The committee of the Dread sought Bee 11111111'11 Hospital Ship, who had recently resolved to erect a bedding for the purposes of the charity on Lod at East Greenwich, are now ia oomeauskatios with the Admiralty with a views obtain a portion of Greenwich Hospital for the rectiof their patieat& Tax Bra Tomes HAMLETS VoluNTEE3B.—This ears, matured by the East sad West ladia Dook Coco pony from their extensive body of employis at the docks and town warehouses, met is fall fore* oa Tuesday even. Sag sad marched bo the oomputy's sew Leetureatall in the 'Watt ladie Docks, where a large sad influential party had amembled to wanes' the annual protestation of prim SUICIDE 07 AN Ormuz AT PLTMOUTS.—.PLT MOUTH, Nov. B.—Captain Dameport. of the Wad Bee mans, hallooed at Trophle Fort, Whitened Bay, near Plymouth, bee oommitted wield* by aboofin himself to lie bedroom with a revolver. As *nett bulge. held ca tie body today before the esenty eoroaer, wire a medial' of "Temporary Imlay " was retuned. 17111vizairrY CoUlos, LONDON.--.ThO council held their but swim for the therhiroieal year, 1865-66. as Saturday last. The Longridge pries of 401. for general pro. isieney in medicine and surgery was awarded, on the re thenneadation of the Focalty of Medicine, to Mr. Bryan Moline Allen, of Ludas'. The Miter Exhibition of SOL fee the eacouragement of proficiency is pathological ana7- toiny, sea, ell the report of the examiners, Probuor Shar pay, M.D., Professor Erichaeo, sad Professor Wilson Fox, IL D., costarred as Mr. John Williams, of Blessellynant. In accepting the resigaatios of Prologue Maros, the council waded their ewe of the greet beeefititho Wisp hes received from his valuable liertiCie during the period that be has Sled the chair of English Language sad Literature. The secretary having reported that the setting up of the Mannor B.:murices'', presented to the collage by Mr. Grohs, had been completed, and that for the more con venient viswieg of the work at all seasons, Mr. Grote had awed three arehes of the cloisters to be whined with glum at his theorise, it was unanimously resolved—" That the council desire, on the manioc of this splendid gift to the college, to rimed the sleep sense which they entertain et the liberality and zeal and sacessiog devotion to the interests of the Gallop, ss well as to thou of the University of London. of which it is the parent, which have marked the coodoct of Mr. Grote daring the keg period of his con nexion with this iastitutioo." Tits POOS-LAN SOLID AND THE EAST LONDON illoorf.—Yestarday afternoon, at a meeting of the hoard of Cvortof the End Lades Union, held at the offices ie h a ire square, Biehopegate, under the presidency of Mr. Cuthbert, the chair:nth of the board, Mr. Baylis, Meek to the guardians, read a letter from the Poor-law Board, enclosing a communioatioa which the board had ad dressed to Mr. Joshua Williams, ow of the relievies 0(6 ofthe action, with 'thermos to the we of the poor woman Sarah Treaty, who, it was alleged, was refused relief by him ea Monday, the 2nd ult., and into the particulars of whose we an inquiry was meetly bald by Mr. Forma, the pooc h, inspector. hop the widow* taboo at the itheiry the Poor-law Board had thrived at the orroclosios that, in the SuoCSING DESILTUTION.—The Liverpool coroner absence of any evidence of Sarah Trusty sot being destitoto had under his notion yesterday • ease in which it was when she made application to Williams, be erred in poet. I shown that • whole family had bean for some time staring, Ciag she osier for the workhorse f a which she applied end that the youngest had died of want. The deceased wee board further considered that to intimate his opinion o f ne infant of niesitesa mouths, the daughter of a wedge the character of a woman who most have been already i lamed s uss " who lived w ith his wif sa d f our known to the authorities at the workhouse, by writing in ch ildren (besides the one deceased) in No. 4, Court, Gore the order ot admiseion that she was a disreputable woman, street, To:kith-park. The father as been almost entirely sets ant improper MUM to adopt, and ought sot to be lo" out of work for some time, and attributes this to the ia- P at.& The ssessuaa ' ahiasa was* ordered Sa be " Wed crease of bra ship-building, and the use of the eivorder sew as the minutes. for making wedges. It was shown that be bad frequently VALDE OF LAND IN GRACICHDICH-STSZET.—A eso without food that the children might have it, that large plot of vsoant land is this important thoroughfare Ls wife bad dons the same, sad that they had parted was yesterday offered to othipetitioa by Yew. Fox end with their clothes till they bad scarcely any left, in order Botodiad, end attracted so 'logs •• indiums to 04 r 1 •°*7 1, to get mosey for food. Tidos last week the man had done that the sale had to be adleeirned to the Leedom Taws, a w h o le gav's week with so other seetwoce thee me San estate eormprieed the Bile of the, ,/ 3 1 0 "1 Meal, erwisiieg of throe potatoes and a herring. A ems ••• at the s ' assasass " ofd "Wili " the of .table charged the parents with drunkenness ; bat when be which so troth now remains, sad cuisine an area of 12,600 q u e stioned, he admitted that he had seen the man in leek d Twat lend, 5,600 feet of which are leasehold far a Z s ., °sly ogee, and that was two years due, sad that keg 181 •2,3„ 4 "_ the l lMiladar _,h°ltL The finl bidding be thought the woman wag drunk when some meathe 50,0001. , with 50, 50,0 0 0 1 ., &hit after a Minot= eetePettlhe e the Om alses be hod .scrim to go to the how ; bet it appeared part_y was Winked down at 96,0001. • that they wen bola mailable people, sad lie miss have HOSPrI'LL FOR DISMISS. or TIM MUNI 67 k bees mistaken 14 to the Vattern. Savage said spirit Xasom irr -ersszr, CAVKKDEIN•eQUARL-11r sear:tier of would not let him go to the parish. The jury hand that twits relieved at this hospital daring the past week was deceased had died of want of food. The meow pee the testily Si. cot the poor boz sad some b ree d . of i ' 4 I 1 • ; 1 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDA Y EVENING vOVEMBER 9, 1865. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• --- LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETIIIQ• WM:MODAL The &thumbs*/ in the ring sad stead epos the seam& day of the sisideg was fay up to that of the first, while it may have beets more outside the enclosure, the Grand Settee Steeplechase being vsry attranilve as usual 60 the towns folk. The weather was main fise, and with the seven ruse as the . and there was no is of sport, but the results of most the were adverse to the protegee's* as may be gathered from the appended return. Tar. mentor, se did the Lion hit y ear, of landed the wooed am well es the first Nursery the meeting ; but his victory this afternoon was owing m a great IDOSMilre to the stet*. Mr. Hodgman was highly incensed at the fact of Venturer being left behind, and at the wale be made sums rather severe remarks upon the conduct of the starter. The MOONY Of The Plover for the Welter Cop crested no surprise, as he bad a loos way the beet of the weights. Nor were the visitors much astonished at the victory of Glemma for the Wide Hasdicap, as she bad to beer but Bst 21b, and she has run as many occasions with more than that amount of weight. Mimes nen of 5 mom for 2yr-olds ; mite, Bet ICtlb ; fillies and geldings, Seit 71b ; with selling allowances. T.Y.O. P 3 subs.) Hr. W. H 04 (60L) (j. Grnnahawi I owar d's Rhoda, Mr. rotunda:lea Charmer dAtrlque, &ISIS (Ea) (Mortis) 2 Mr. Clarkes Counter, ast (6011 (Challoner) 3 PIONS Gado and Pony also ran THE WELT Cur (Haadiwl of 5 sore earth with 50 added, far 3.yr.olds and upws ; Timbers extra; Rattle' men riders ; prefessionah 71b extra. One mils Pt subs.) Mr. T. V. Marino s The Plover. by Grey PiDVllt—Aik4 l Grey. 8 yrs, 124 (2l(r. Edsrardsl 1 I Lord Uxbridge's Arkansas, S yr. gat 011) Ono. YID az (T. Trench 2 Mr. J. Ssolth's Demo. Adhere, 11 yrs, flat Mb (loc. 71b ell (Bumpy) S The following also ran :—alui, Malvern, Flying lions, and 7113 IVICIPOOL NIISSINT HANDICAP of 100 son., for whams atm November 1 Woo. Six forloop. - . (50 subs.) Mr. B. IL. Mitoses Taalator, by King Tom—T 4 Sib iina. 10lb n) (foams 1 Mr. H. fiamac's King of Spades, PI lith Melded (J. °Madan 'tMr. M. Kirby's Trainire Trove. 7st Mb .. .0/.. 3 ee followlag ado ma 4—Moambset, iylph, Tenor. Dent Adam= tlauc Boy, Ling at thence, Our Van, Bolmontine, court Ills Colonel, sad Venturer. Butting :2to I (at sto 4) opt Tormentor, Sto 1 opt Steamt, S to 1 each apt Sylph and Xing of Spades, 10 0 1 apt Vaasa, sad 100 to 8 apt any other. The flag fell to a straggling sten, The Colonel sad Venturer bag so far its the rear that their chasm was at Once bop less. Keg of Spades woe the flat to show, his immediate fallowas being Terror, Toroasator, sad Tar sure Trove, Steamboat, Our Van, and Court Million being in good positions at the heed of the others. Reading the turn tato the straight titreourite headed Terror, sad waited on Eng of Speerremaking the distance, wan be came out and ran home as may winner by a length and a halt ; two longths separated the mooed and third ; Tenor was a bad fourth. Coon Milliner fifth, Oar Van ninth. Saucy Boy seventh. Steamboat and Belmootise next. The others, at wide Intervals,are whipped in by The Cpl sad Venturer. MI 6=llo MUM of 3 son. mob, with 23 added, for 2.u i r i o l kb sad upward ; weight for ap , with m aiden and esallowaara Six furlongs. (5 inbe.) Lo W e stmoreland's Noun, by Lunbton—Clnistalle2 l Ca la " ) Credulity. yes. OA ifb e likl I Mr. J. Dszarnees laMstallen, S yrs, 80 (waeaerey (11 71 MILL: Betting : 7 to 4 on Seguin, who made play thine t l aid woo in a canter by two leogths ; binidallen a bad third. The anew was bought la for 50 games. TLa SIIPTOII Hateur of 5 eon. seed, 2 ft, with 100 added, for 3-vroldearad upwards ; weans after November 1 extra. Six furious. (53 subs.) W Lad Stastord's (lemma , by omers ley—Onenne. 6 yrs M. la Frisco) BM Mb (Tordhass , 1 ( Mr. M. K. Jonees 80456 e yin rat alb Worth) Mr. Jackson's 110 l taro, ayrs, tat 101 b (Cameron) S The folk:mien also ren Queen of Tramps Troademsne, Flamm, CWawy,Oodsenbam, FllberkOulton Lowe, Armorer. Zisea, The Inca,llersup, and Peewit. Benin : 5 to 2 apt Demme, 9 to 2 apt Holstein, 6 to 1 apt The Ince, 10 to 1 each sot Troublesome and Gotham. sham, 100 to 8 rah apt Cutaway and Qoesa of Trumps, 100 to 7 eget Filbert, and Kt to 1 sp. Skylark. Woe by half a length ; • bad third . Zion fell Tam GLUM BMW BTXSZIACILLSII (RandiOap) of 200 son., added to a ewecpetees of 15 soot each whims ears. About 3 mass. (60 subs.. 95 declared.) Mr. Odby's th m by Woolwich—Lady Middleton in I t a. 10et Mr. ClaYton't LlikllandS, aged, list 10th (Jones Mr. Calder'ts's 11, amid, 10st 71b (W. lards 3 The tenan also ten T—Aorobak Marbis Hill llyleher. dell Court. General Emotion, GoTorDor, The Rcedster Oats iihrop shire), Mcanwood, Jacob, Bogor Candy. Unitas, Audrey, Ace of Haute. L. & D., 1114 ma. a n 81r 11=• sto 1 mist Church Militant. Bbl Nito 1 see apt Meanwood, Hall Court, and Acro bat, 100 to 8 ere` apt L. B. D. and Roadster, and 100 to 7 apt Jacob. Woe by all lieges ; three lengths between second and third ; • bee between third and fourth. Tan COIMIMIAN Bonne Hatoloar of 5 son. shah, 2ft (to es fund), with 5 0 added ; wineers atm Om mile aid a half, ever four hurdles. (22 sub a 4 Mr. J. Turves Knave of Trump, by King of Trump, dam by West Asetnttan. 6 yrii, 10d 121 b (Cullen) 1 Lord Paella's )wart, • yrs, ion as. alb extra) (Pads) Yr. Werrean's Garet aged. lost alb (W. lassie) S The Sabring also rao:—lttentoll. The Ceder, and Tourist. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Reagent. 4 to 1 apt Knee* of Trumps, sto 1 eget Guar, and Bto 1 apt Stanton. Won sully by • length ; a neck between second and third. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. LIVKILPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6to 1 apt Bendlgo 100 so apt Accideat (ort) Nut)( NO to Ducktoot (cd) Bto 1 Dolby (t) SI to 1 JOOO 100 to 8 Mindban ft 20 Valiant (oft) 100 to 7 Moldavia (I) to =and (c 4) ADDMONSL AZILIVALL 0112 Davis, Muter Siestd, No, Minna, and White Rose. Pennanon was struck out of the &floe Handioep at 12.50 ae the day at the not Tim flannlcAP ruis of 40 son. on TiMilDni.—The ob. fschen spinet Oodesteskam, the horse that came in first or this nee on Tuesday last, was overruled by the stewardsott the following day, sad the decimal of the judge coefiiiddi PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. Tex Ltreeroox Armes CCP (Handicap) of 200 sore, added to a sweepetakee of 25 sera. each, 15 ft, and 3 only (to the food) if declared • whiners extra. One mile sad a half. (101 rube., 68 dedared.) DV rt I AP ells Master Richard .... 4 1 H Dan SwLft 4 4 4 6 John Davis 6 elen Windham Accident Giles 4 the Ursa 6 Biltlideld 6 The Eland 3 2 Pearl Direr S 11 Ntare.up 3 1 eackloot Dolby Brastemante Wawa • 1 Nukabera Jon 5 1 Bend*, (Ma ills ea.) 3 12 Talbot • 6 1 Japtter litbsell 8 Mianstte Omani 3 White Roes Brahma 8 Holstein No Tiiii Wevria HURDLE HANDICAP of 5 sovs. each, ft (to the freed), with 50 added ; my winner this day, 71b extra; joekoya, 51b Minh One mile sal a half, over four bardlas. Tam BILLING averse of 3 son. each, with 40 bolded. for all ages • se ll ing allowances, &a. T.Y.O. A iimiteo HANDICAP aniertscriese of 50 Don. ; winner of a handicap chaos or hurdle race after November 1, at 10 a m., Titi ; two, or me of 200 ems., 10 1 b extra ; the winner to be meld for 50L, &a About three mites, starting at the Canal Paint. (12 subs.) Ap st lb ego at lb Teddy a 12 0 Montpe li er Billiyet 6 11 11 lodine Manchester Jamb The Witch 6 11 7 Goldbeck Wag U • 1 Goldbeck 6 le 7 Tye Werturtree NI:WM Heirnicer el 5 ems. moll, 2 ft (to the food), with 50 added ; violins this day, 101 b extra. T.Y.O. (10 subs., et Do race.) A 311Ruito NORREILT HANDICAP of 50 ems., for 2-yr.olde violin this day, 81b extra ; winner to be soli' for 604, and say surplus to go to tin, fluid. Six furlongs. A HANDICAP PLATE of 40 ems., for all ape ; winners this day, Sib extra. T.Y.O. BETTING AT THE VICTORIA I6 CLUB. WitDMINDAT,_2 N. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 9to 2 apt Psradlso (off) 100 to 6 opt Illend o (of 1) , tete 'off) 20t 10 l5 1 Deli:v.lU IS to 1 Windham (t) 100 to 8 Mot arta (0) 20 to 1 En Moot (t) 100 to 7 Helen i t) 20 to 1 Bllthlgeld (of) 100 to 7 VelLoot(t) 20 to 1 Bldegelnd (ol) 16 to 1 Accident (t) 60 to 1 a te Br IS ikeiri the 1 . . LA IV INTELLIGBNOIL EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 8. (Before Vice-Manalkor Sir W. Page Wood.) NEILL ro. rm TEL is • snit cdtarge t wo of the defendants with moneys said to him been received by them as executor de son tort of a dammed farmer. The facts of the ease are of no public importance, but the following piece of caoss•ez. animation is not without 'omelet, as showing the style is whisk some of our load tribunals get through their duty. Mr. Matthews (the counsel in the ease, to the witness, a lady)—You were appointed administrator to your father The Lady—Yee. Ocunsel—lt was in the month of August, 185 A, that you signed the admtrallou bond at the o ffi ce of the surrogsta, the local judge? Tim Lady—lt was. Counsel—Who were your bondsmen! Lady—l dm% know them. I know the name of am of them, not of the other. Counsel—Bow came you not to know the bondsmen? Lad — I attended at the surroptes, and two men were called In who signed the bond. Counsel—How came you to know the IMMO of one of them ? Lady—l rasernber It, bemuse the @unapt*, in order to get a bondsman, opened the door end called in a man who sold red burinp sad oranges, who hammed to be going by gad this man was the bondsmen. I was somewhat snuck by the transsetioa—(load laughter In seam}—and look= one the men's shoulder to see what his came was se he was sigaiag the hood. His same was Standing. douosel—Did yon not, is fad, meet StaltdiaS bappo anent in Eillver-street, Portia, and go with to the , surromits's, it having bug arranged by your soltor that he should be your bondsman ? Lady—Certainly not. I never saw him till he through In by the surrogate. Do you think I should wal the streets with a man with oranges oa one urn and. red herrinp ou the other ? (Loud laughter.) roc( oled to earch her lodgiap at Vieteria.terrace, Kant. rota, share I faun a banker's book in her name, • gold watch, together with gold and silver mosey. The priener remarked in defence—Othere have corn- Who& the robber*, net me. It is my ti at aeon. She was remendel. The priaremA prones in the house was accounted for by • statement that she I. the niece of the promoutor's housekeeper, _who has bees with him ten years, sod been an unblemished character—int two ce three days la each week she was in the habit of visiting her aunt, and it would seem had adopted this manna ci robbery amounting is a faw months to above TOOL A rat the top al the prosecutor's bows blare, ortwattely, the nun of Look, but is • entrant to the prisooer NSTEß . WMSTMI. Alfred Wood proprietor of the Prince Arthur beer boom. (Peso's-road Ent, Chelsea, wait finally eninined, with burglarionaly breaking and mitering _the►house ° Nitt a , s Mto . n e z g a m ano. sad stealing therein 1201. ie bank notes, 15 a gold watch and chain. mad a silver watch, the goods moseys of Jobs Pike, butler to Lord Glenne Tank Omoreitted for Ohl. John Green, well known to the potion, wee charged with being coneersed, with one William M'Cormack, remanded till nen Tuesday, Is • garotte robbery, and Mealiag from thepence of John Pees a watch and Mein. The f pe acto of the ease, as detailed on Tuesday. are briefly them :—On Monday night, at hellion eleven. the prow ono was in Goorgenreet, Chelsea, rather the one kw drink, when he wee atieekod by !Mormon and another man. WOonneek pet his arm round hie seek. and held him tight, while the other men ransacked hie poskele, end took his watch and cenn. He renamed himself from M'Coes Inuch. who Illmeed, end having coiled foreeistance two or three tradennes came to his tedetance, they socured the man who took the watch. John Bona, 34d B. sere np, end the men was gins into eniody, and the watch found in the road. On the road to the Mallen M`Oetemek came up and threshoed to light the peementor, and then be wee ideatified es the mat-gho heldnnallenter while the other robbed him, sad was likes tato ndody. A maa then rend etween BISW and his —, tad Mey were sego I n and while itoe wee minim after his ass be same in coated with • polieteedstat, was knoMed down, and lost theiermer. The prisoner John Green was now ideetified by Page hi the non who took the watch and chain. The miaow monexamined him to show that they were is company that night druak, but failed to elicit anything in hie Wear. Be wee ramandad till nest Teensy. TRAMM. James Wilton, • stoat, abiebodied on, was brought Wore Mr. with Again three pen, the el to I n a r7 i tenerod, • beassike, or No. 111. his brother bed lately ens him some Vcrinia:ret u . T end . yr=fin Suffolk geese and dodo from lowish. He do M than under the tap room, tined is by • well silk est high. On the prenenday the pruner wee in Me tep room from 4 &Moak in the afternoon until half-pst 11 o eloek, end he thee Wt wed wished hire good night. At ballpat 1 o'clock that morning he was around from his steep by • pormemontable. mad mimed three live geese. They nee on the pavement. cad had been killed. The prisoner we seen in the yard ten =hurtle is the course cd the day, end knew where the pen and dueke wen deposited. Clomp Wood, impeotor of polies. Thames d vision. saki that he saw the three poem enneoded by a clothes line to the prosecutor's wall that wrung at half-part en. The cord was made feet to nomanbiag on the otter aide of the wall. He sew the phew in the Won. Reagent a pollee man in wenn him. The primaries clothes were emend with down and bin knee with wool dolt. se if he had his. kneeling In theesewhere the geese end dune were &- posited. The s hands were also coveted with down. 'The gene had :neatly killed. Mr. Pavel eometittei the whom tee trial. BIIICIDI or .aFitzsow Orelce•—lear eve_ Mr. fit. Clair Bedford,_ mower for Weetralarre, held in. breed at St. Ana's VAgri-ball. Soho, apes the body of M. Birdie Itiek Jobbehans, an offer in the Hampden and Freer amiss. The demised was sired to be • Her paten harem It appeared fromend the evidsace that dressed woe in psalm's', er.• , shot himself at his ledg. lags, Is Leissesorplace, is Thursday Irk loss cher the fatal see was oommitted • letter erne far the derma from the Forign.ollice, sokrowledglag the tarifa of • term by Loed Bas taking ter assielanos, and retendeg seder decarrate, whit the espartos of his leedellip's mad that be meld sot lend X. de Jobbahasa the 301. sad for until the 15th November. • letter irides by the deceased to his Boysl Higher" the Pripet of Wiles was are reed. in the arm el which ke mad ; Nadel from Ropey, Aar having satertd a rag captivity is an Austria forties for the cease of my country, 1 am now as direr is the revise of Frame. I have served is Ards' as an direr et the staff, sad I have lost the us dray left leg from as eaddeat of war. Wiehlag. after • long Ames, to use my feadly, and to sansege my affairs with them, I gave Masco • redrew's la Loudon. Bat the elections in Hungary have prevented my relatives from eon* to Loam after I have bra warm here for them for rate wesba. unu t Irises eyes semis without reply , sad I ramie in • estrangement sai end without resource. Thus left wired maseci, my ls& peide red • rains d &hems forbid re rizorthe French embassy. I Wren myself with to the Mare Erg of Ilaglead, the eras Cl whom to garrisons with greater" okelketey,eia dime. tint ; sd I supplied* your royal Weimer to gg advance me 601., sad to tremor it to me by ere= dentist perm. I pied. my word re as el sad • pa. Orman to pay this sum cm the Lt Jeasery. 1866, te whom. rem your royal highness may desigasta. My positive is onalizessectuee. Al as officer and • pallessaa I ear! as~rayed! to a sovereign or • fakers sovereign. A Litter from Liindeseet-Cieneral Madly% axpremiag the regret of his royal higher , at sot havrg_it in his power to amide to the muse, woe this reed. The deer sad thee addremed two elh r letters to Oros' Sways, vectoring that 201. should be lest to him, to marlin to setae with small creditor, whose bruits were ranee than death. Goma' Eponym, however, deolicied to do ea • leave of skeins* from Preach Minister of War for Mesa dip, ea the 30th October, woo deo put 1.. The =I also wrote • letter to the OsnatseeTekall. hat it was returned through the dead letter elks. Dr. J. H. Clarke. 23, Oerrordetessi, Soho. preyed that the deemed diad hem two pistol rots to the left Ida The Oorrier hexing summed up, the Jury retuned • verdict of " Surd& while el unsound mind. A/MCI= Clams' ikicrEY.—lrst night the bald in the amend reiteration meeting of this moiety wes bon d nig% can. ; Sir F. Lay, 11. P., in the eiefe. leireral hm and ordinary reembers were admitted. The welded et dreassice for the evening was the follow. I tag : •ra • primer arraigned es • sharp of muds, should sot be madded by a jury es oiroamstantial eraser alone" Before sateriag apes De diesseskr. however, the adman addressed the meeting on the 'abject of lap" educaties. atwitter; that relay' profession was the most powerful fa this powerful wonky, sad that the sphere d its operstioes extended i c , r r i o rwrest v of the l emmas reamirese of Ufa he ed to eoside what wen the demean al sisestice which best befitted young mon who proposed to eater that brook of the legal prolesslos whir was ffi racon = Cl most of them who hosed He first all who bards' to heroine solicitors, and who hoped to rtes In the soda rif that branoh of the law, to esquire sash as rep rinters with the Latin leaguer: es I wadi amble them to reed and miderstend the prom writers et eider time. It was perhaps still mere imparient that they &said acquire • knowledge of modern regaspa He hid recestly had roados to rides that a pear should be soot te the rialinest for the rel so of collecting evidence ia are which was destined to berme • cases *Mire. He to apply to 16 eolleitore before he could fi nd such a sad be was sot awe Wri be bad Woad ore yet. He = think thus were twenty solicitor is Louder' who were r= cot of speaking French, but of writing carrectlp is that Wweaps, sad answering objections vise sere that might be proposed to them is the Gorr of ram. sation. Nast to Freer he recommended the sway ot Goma% Deli" and Spanish. It was also neesseary that they should be good arithmeticians, and passer as adequate knowledge of English, geography, and With throe qualifiritioss there woe no doubt they be able to Worm their duties satishietorily to themselves sad to three who employed rein, and to own ruck • rem. prior se would keep them is comfort for life. Be referred to the career of the late Lord Truro, who began life as an sedated desk, sod finished with brag Lord Chancellor, as sa example of whet might be accomplished by Micros, peasiveroos, sad ability, aid concluded amidst the cheers of the audience. IG. Hy. May thin the disradon of the g, and wee followed by =l d . F. Davis sad A. Oolyar support of the melion. Mama. Drapfiboea. Fraser, asd B. Davis argued is °ppd. Mon to re weirs. A vote of thanks was pared on the author:ties of Iliag's College for the cute of the hall, and oa the chairmen, which brought the Tiroceedloge to a close. Ritonfrianow APPlAlB.—Yesterday the list of, az a pest brim the revel barrislers arel3 , as tir meet resi t r o tt tar in the order en es fit ' tered, namely :-1 f the Ida of : St .1 from Northumbriand. 8 from the bo roug h of Totems, 1 from itiddlaser, 1 has Mariortb, and 1 from the Sour. West Biding . The Court of Cannon Pleas has arrinted Mender, the 30th : Tuesday, the 21st ; and Wednesday, the 226 d November instant for the hearse of the mama Prucir or TRADE Maki.—A meeting was held is the conedl room of the Chamber of Commune at the Exchange. Birmingham, yesterday, fir the purpose el making arrangements for the formative of 6 National Amer dada, for the Friction of British reds merle both st home arid abroad. Mr. J. S. Wright, View Prenidont of tits Chamber of Commerce. prodded _and the following raw town, mord by Mr. Sealers Lloyd, and weeded by Mr. Meates, buttes lesavirterer. wee peed :—" That • Fre derica ecemaittse ho sellainied naV tb• "des eel rgaintises CI. sorry to be di ms tbe astral Await. tios for the molsotioe of Belli& end Irish ride marks, anal to primer is snastmest of slaw to provide for the rile. ration of trade mark" in Eaglead." Rs Da Dwell anasotoos imam szsroarwo mem AWN& For Odes *dos the asurriaser it Ws best led-end vacs, yam& sseedee or lesewsallleak e rn NEW. WWWW. testomPlitag ur est a tf. b▪ oa iliawassaolyesobsrktire: aelsak . wet sews* sag saves Maw as waS la earl weeeeellee. ea sannefiy. _ye sad co., Ir. Tr, legriOrrer, Wee W. Oa: Wash lasi. G r acesherehalrest 74.%we1160_1.. re, sad ie• Mem& dee*: sad at aseasaa•Ogwval THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-ROI:SR. Sir Robert Garden, who sot for the Lord Ilsyor, upon taking hie auk an the bench yesterday took occasiou to advert to the improper procesdinp el several persons. who occupied window , last yesr in the houses in °humid' and other greet thome4lifares through which the oimo prows siou pause as Lord Mayor's day in throwing hot half Nome sad dour upon the crowd, there creating a great deal of confusion, sad in many cams in ;try to persons who of among the speotelort. It mi gh t, perhaps, be add. be thought by some people that on a greatOity holiday like this they could take any Ilium, they &wad, sad he therefore wished to state publicly that such disgraesfal proceediep as those he had mentioned would not be psunitted, end that U sunk acts were repeated on the present oeculan every mu of the persons se offending would be dealt with severely by himself, or by any other of the City magistritee Ware whom they might be brought. It should be understood that soak yecosedinp as those he re ferred to were 'maul* and swe - peteonwhw wee guilty of the offence wee liable to be seat to prison for two ; and so m uch inoonvenissoe and diclurtensee were months created but yeer in consequence of the mieoonduot of some istrates duals, that be wished to state publicly that the mag were di ermiued to enforce the law in every use of the kind that wee brought before them. A this Fan ; named AMU atNeally, warn brought up for maximisation upon the charge of em. money sad steeling propaty belonging to hie employers. kir. Beard. of Basinghak.atreet, conducted the prawn. tiott ; Mr. G. Lewis, of Sipple" wee instructed for the primer. The mareentoes wee Messrs. Jacques and Co., watch makers and jeweling, in Milk-street, and the prisoner was in their service as town traveller at M. 10e. per week. It peared that he had upon several osemlons dimmed of watch ap es, the property of his employers, to different parties, sal had appropriated the proceeds to his own we, and the evidence also wont to show that he had embesslad ether anus of mousy. No attempt wee made on behalf of the prisoner to alter the facts dmmed to by the wit:mess for the promotion by crossommi ,b ut the aldeimaa was merely asked to takesubstantial bell for the impresarios of the primmer to take his trial. Sir It. 0., however, however, refused the otemery. lag that the offews of • servant am the money of hb master was a very sat= cm, and did not feel warranted in taking bell in suck • ease. The prisoner was then sommitted to Neergabs. A stout takidleoesd man was charged with obtaining mooey by false minim It appeared that the primmer bad asked a person with whom he had some buaimi nonce to get him change for cheque fors 121., which turned out to be worthless, and this we the offerers alleged spirt him. There did not appear to be any wridwoo however. that the Omer knew I that the cheque in cloo was of no value. Sir It. Crudes mid tbst the charge of id le ad mooey by false pretences could not be eastained, and the primer would, hat b e be discharged. He at the same time mated that he had been =owl that cheques of the earns dmariptioo, and priocipally for the sum 01124, were mann. factored, and sold in pabdwhosece end other pplace for 11. or 30a., and parties ought to he careful in such laneumeeta for Several peroono gtri p=pally esbenen carmen, and in instance a dealer in fat, were summo ned by the Seek Pro. beet= Society for having seeks belonging to different millers unlawfully in their poesserion. Mr. Humphreys, of the Arm of Humphreys arta Morgan, the solicit= to the misty, appin ia support of tha complaint. The defendants did not deny belay is pomession of the emirs, bet they mid they picked them up, rod did we =ow they were committing say offence by making use of WWI. Mr. Humphreys said that the =see sustained by the millers were so very serious that they wen oompslied to *Mole a spatial act of parliament to protect their property, and it was as =lite s tate publicly that it me the duty of every person who found • each to deliver it at the nearest polies station, and the pollee would then communicate with the arithorieed officer of the seelety, tbroogh whom the mocks so found would las renewed to their rightful omen. Sir R. Gerdes mid it wee quite =or that the tattles moat haw known they bed no tight to property that ap peased to be branded both iseideand onto= with the sante of Ws owner, and be Inflicted lass very* from fa to le. and outs in every case. CURREN WELL. A tough, sasswinddag man, who gave the nem *al Jots Ri dd te, god who descri bed himself as a eabsem, t eddiog at 3, Obspel-place, verpool evrged -road, Laingtoe, wan before Xr. Barker with cruelly ill-treating his ma, George Waddle, and chaining Mm to the floor of a room. Impector Hooking, Y division. watched the seas es behalf of the Caemnisideoers of Police. Mrs. Sash Holloway said the defendant tau ow of bee lodgers, and ou the preview day, =Bet the rident and Ids wife were ont, she heard • boy styles. Prom what she was told she went up to the defendant's sad found there his child, • boy about 12 years of ego, chained by the leg to the floor. The child said that the mina= round .ham hart him, and he Mao maid that he woe huogry. waited until after the defendont's wife had home sad had gone out, and then she again went up and again gm the child still chained to the liar. She per him some food, which he ate vsey reverionsly. She had previously aim the boy food, he always appeared very hungry. She boa hoard the boy beaten os several rocaskee. He was of opinion that the wife of the defender t wee more to blame in the miter than the defendant, as she was a =token. dissipetsid 11001•12. An iron manacle, a staple, lads thick long iron chain were here produced by the po llee, and the wattage idectilied them as those she sew attached to the deleadant's Mr. Barker (to the wham Holloway)--Have you ever known the boy chained to the floor preview to this so make Mrs. Holloway replied that she bad sot known the boy r amb l ed before, bat she had known him locked in the room and left there all day. She had given him food on many °endow, and she bad knows other persons to do theorem. The boy was here pot into the box, and although be Mated that he was twelve years of age, be did not appear to be so, and was stunted in his growth. He said that the defendant was his father. His father chained Min to the floor en Moreau morning, aed he was kept in that state until Tow day night, when the policeman interfered and let him loose. HM father bad beaten him on several ecoosions, but had not beaten him this week. The Medlealy had given him food, apd Th w i:d had efoodao th"d"n t, in reply to the charge, said that the boy was a bed character, and he chained him to the floor Maass be went away from home on Sunday and spent the money that was given him to have his hair oat. He did Wain the Yew to the floor, ight. but he undid him to Ist him go to bed ea Monday n Mr. Barker remanded the cue for a week for further inquiries, but allowed the &Medea to be out on toil, aad directed that the boy should be taken to the Islingtost Wellborn.. Lassie Ilobbey and Mary Reed, two notosiow proolitutea, were charged with being drunk and making use of obscene is Pentoeville-wed. b 70 1 : 4° ,03210 time pest great occoplaiste hew been made of the disgraceful seem In the Pentonvillwroad canoed by prostitutes and their useciateeinterforing with every teepee table person that poem. Os the preview night =Maeda= werethe emu for liquor, and the language they made we of wee disgraceful in the extreme. They mesa a mob to assemble, mid annoyed the inhabitants. On the way to the pollowstation the petweers were violent, sad it we with great difficultythat they could be got th ero The primers said they were drunk, and were sorry fee what they had deco. The police stated that although the prisoners were the companies of thieves, and were well-known prostitutes, this was the first time they bad bees in custody. Mr. Barker ordered each of the defendants to pay a floe et be., or is default to be imp Mooed is the House el Oorrection for swan days. The prisoners were locked up in default. WORSHIP-STREET. Barak Locke, a respeatabl y d re med person, about 30 yeas of age, and described as a " needlowornan," was with a min of money robberies from the premises c ar E l . Win. Webb, an egg merchant. Se Ewes, G division, a detective officer, a short time mow had his =maim directed to the fact of prose tutor beteg inosesantly robbed, but by whom could got be secertaioed, and the difficulty was rendered greater in coo sacruseco of his having sight or sine mee messed in the Winona, two of whom, on whet he deemed well rounded suspicion of at least complicity in the thefts , wen discharged by hi m . The nature of the trade carried on by Mr. Webb was such as to necenitete the supply of vast quantities of copper moony, which were stand is pack. agesof five shillings each, and then lodged in • desk in the counting-house, which Is on the ground floor. Occastonay these packages were sent away in some amonotiog to 2D4 and 301. at a time, immediately after which it became wpm rent that seversl of them had been stolen. Not soy marlin i of violence were apparent on the lack, end it was as that a duplicate key effected the epee*. Small silver lying loose in the desk appeared to have boos dirroffoldlid, Poo sibly from too much time being required to collect it, whereas the packages in question maid be grasped in an instant, and in the dark. This, it would seem, resolved Evans on adopting • plan for diwovery, given by him in the f o llowing +widows : Last night, sheet eight o'clock, I went woornwaied by a brother o ffi cer to the prosecutor's , nandpremises arid each 0 ( ow I laid oureelves in an egg chest near the tn-how% Nrw CHANCERY APPOINTSIYarrs. —The Master of wh ich we wir. abl° to me ' 'ham° a Plia of °am aim" the Rolle bee appointed Ser. R o bert m ort ha. were before us. At Mae o'clock we hosed M b acs, otet= chief clerk, In the room of Mr. Hume, the new klieg pup n certle m i wh ir s yr.. did li n ot exp ectero master of the Goat of Chummy ; and Kr. Apjohn, for we J th . ja , is b e r g be g d. opene d T o ' some time w elt °awe " clerk tw the 4°4' sad es ecoetieg-hoese door, listened and Wan went out tab the Weatherell, to the clerkehip vacant by the death of Kr. Fox. owe — t w i t h the j og , stop returned per a few min utes, paned (Adrertinenient.l-- Notimwar t ii Puce. Low apandra, and presently came Mk &gain, bolt a trim* of renpersters.—cow and chaggestas weather M very apt to tram her locket, selected cue, and Point the desk. wilermige the Milk. unless the stomach be hope up to in - 1 41 - tr ,,, ore d to take wyregebies eat ob th ew retched highest state of OfiCiOoC7. BOUOIVS,YS rills improve the the, and so prom= digestion that • larw and the desk, and, having closed the eosating-hence deer, wee @ripply of new amorists Is thrown into Ore blow every making for the street doer. when we Song down meat. whereby ere* nem and activity ere renewed ea every the ea of balm or sod aught heft A arsan. Wit* tom= dome is maimed woe the gam of eopper meow fell hoes one hand, end Them pills thoroughly parity the Mood when ft less beim in g o re a sewed is the other. She appeased almost try toga unwholesome vapours. or otherimparttim Ito of these Me ream &Woman, paralysed. but strobimed, "Int me go I haw been Wicking datalsary `"` scum i lg .04 y.e.TrilVesipidasis. siderobbizkliim,b:ligust the t bant ers, *me i tesk them=y is ra bs, egassai tly her. end whisk see =Maio Me (Maw sea or ray Er& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Ware the Anistaat.dodge.) Oliver Almon, 23 , smith, was indiMed fee imboatly semilling Mary Asa Grant. lib. Sleigh spin prosecuted as the part of the Associated Institute for the Proteedoe of Women ; Mr. Ribero &leaded the prisoner. The prosseatria. • very respectable sad modeet.imideg woolen, said that she lived at No. 66, Heath-street, Mile. end, sad at 12 o'clock oaths night of the 13th of October she was returning from Poplar to beer home in Salcomes. lams, whea she was met by the pri•oner, who need indecent towards Mr. She told him to p away, to shish l ar made reply, but threw her down ce to the flap, end most indecently meaultsd her. She mild out "Murder " and struggled with him for upwards of ten agoutis. Haynes, 330 IL, • poloyammetable, Marie( the orbs al " Murder* repeated several times by • towels m went to the bottom ice, of Sainton's.lems, and saw the prisoner there, sad the woman, who appeared to be in a eery ealameed state, getting op from the Sag. stones, sad she appealed to the policemen to proem! bar from hie violates. The eoeditiee el the primmer streegth. erred th e charge &sabot bias, sad • Misses &amid Misled &rade, who lived mar the plow, sad was andremed and just going to bed, mid he heard the serearas of "Murder" from • female two or three times. As men as he could ppt a r . the door be looked towards the right and saw • bing on the poand in a diaordered state may • • few paces fromsad th e prisoner near to her. as aka what was the matter, but the prisms made no reply. He re. asked with the woman for about two mine tee, wires • ematable cense op and took the primer into custody. Whoa the policeman same red the premontria said he bed been iadeoset/y aseaultrog her, the primmer add abe bad been drinkieg with him, bat she de nIM that entirely, and said she had sever seen the prisms, before in her life. Kr. Sibs= comsommined the proseoutrbr at emalderable letith, and afterinurds me& • lam epee* on behalf of the primer. AssisteatJudge rammed up, and the jury inmesdi• aka, reamed • verdict of Usaty. The Asektaet•Jedge said that the prisoner bad bees emivieled et a most Mambas ammo by • most pettiest jury, who had listened to the address of his coomml, who had mid that if he sees weeny guilty no punishment weld be too sense for snob as offsets. The wort, however, would not go to the extent to which It was empowered, but it would show by the esakeas that women who might be out at night Is the outskirts of Lesbos, would be proteeted by the kw against sash brutal omidach ea bad been eammitted by the prisoner. To deter others from (alkyls; his ex ample the asetame of the court upon him wee that he be imprisoned sad imps to bead Lime for two years. SHt C4Blll OP DI. EMIL In the coarse of the Omni= Mt. Butler Rigby said he wished for • moment to draw the Oblation of the wart to the case of two men named Joess end Myrick, against whom • IMO bill bad bees returned by the grand jury for an amen upon Dr. Hunter. He was inetreeted to appear for the defames and for the mow orateked is se allidayit which bad hems swore to, his applioatioe was that the Irbil should be postponed to the present. The Assistant Judge mid It was the practise of the court, when a higher charge wee to be disposed of, to les the smaller earn stand over until the first charges had been tried. Mr. Sleigh, on the port of the promontioe, opposed the applkation. Dr. Hunter was most anxious that the ass should mate on, end that at the earliest moment possible be should be placed in the witesepbox to give ranee in this ease. The Assistant-Judge &edited to alter his decision, and the trial were postponed. SURREY SESSIONS• --- George Hagell, 20, leather drawn, sod Marna Jews Black, 43, traveller, were **listed—the Ord -nanasd prison for stealing • quantity of morocco skins of the value of 141., the property at Fr de:ink Armilald ; and the seared for feloniously manias the said skim well amnia' them to haus Dean stoke. Mr. Lilley (thateneted by Mr. H Verkeld) coodeeted the remesutioa :sa d the priscraer woe Weeded by Mr. Oppenheirn, with whom was Mr. 0. Clerk. The other primer conducted his own defence. The prosecutor is • morocco leather manufacturer. =roond him burner at No. 19 Busby Blue a, Bermondsey, and the pawner Mardi had he on of his apprentioes for 3 a years up to ths zs das ant time. The other primmer was a town traveller, being,es Le ach e r. lf sated la the papas of the trial, a attest t h e It speared that on the sight of Saturday, the 21at of October laat, the premiss* of the pro aviator were forcibly entered, and • quantity of 11101 , X00 skies, specified in the iediatmeat, rain. There was a lug* dog kept oo the erremises, ',Mat was familiar with the prisoner Regal, who was perfectly oognisaat of when the keys wen kept, and of the whole of the promises, having frequently done duty as • watchman. Tan fads were proved by the prosecutor sad his two son, Messrs. William and irrederick Gunge Anntleld ; aid it we. further domed by a witness named Paths Horn that she saw and spoke to Hegel! (whom she had keen all the time he had been is the sink* of the aosseater) se the night of the 21st Octobernear to the praline Artm 'field, and that the prisoner Black was with him at the time. It further appeared that on the following Monday, 23rd of October, the two prisoners were sees together in the Haelnisyned. by James Billings, 116 11, sad by James all, 126 M, who were on the look out for the printer At the time they wen first seen bi i tr , the printer Black was carryiag • roll of whichageU took from him, sod entered the shop of Mrs. Farrell, a leather seller, the prisoner Black remaining out side. The dither followed into the Ilboo oomPlaY with Mr. William Anntield, sad foond the edema offering the arias for sale at 113 e. per done, thotigh li Te l ; were worth early double the sum. The prisoner Black on seeing what was going on inside the shop ran away. The prisoner Hien was trying to sell the skins when Mr. Armlield said they . were his father's property, on which Horn said, Yes, Bill, do not look me up. I has. been drawn into it by • man named Black, who met me en Loodombridge and offered me 4a. to sell the skins for him." The prisoner Bleak was subsequently taken into custody, whoa he first dashed ell knowledge of the robbery or of Hagell, but at length admitted that be bad met him at London-bridge and tenanted to carry the parcel for him. It win farther proved that on • skin In the premiss* there was toned a boot priet which Gone aponded with the marks on one of Barite boots. The clef mace set up on the part of both the prince!' was an alibi with tetrad to each, but the attempt broke down, and the jury, after some consultation, returned a verdict of Guilty again both prisoners. Mr. Arnafield, the prosecutor, in reply I. the Court, stated that no lass than 511.9 skins bed been missed during the last ern months, and the loss be had sustained was little short of 1,0001. The prisoners, who were not previously blown to the polite, were called up for judgment, and serrenally meteneed to be kept to hard labour in ths House of Correction at Wadsworth fa 12 calendar months, MARKBTS. TALLOW.—WIDIRBDAY Evan - sc.—The =rick wa s quad, so-day. Spot, 495. 6d. ; Member, 496. 6d. ; halm% 60s. ; Mink 61s. oorroN.—LITIMPOOL, Nov. 3.—Wa ban bad alaE dammed at rather firmer p Baba to-day 10,000 kelio, inswai. 0 sad orpolt. 4.000 Moadom led. to •900 Pesaro. its., wia. $o 224.; 200 Ihigh sad B a bb,. 2k to 200• 2,000 Vairptisa, Dd. to 2741 100 Smytos, 16d. to IT ; 3,450 Bunt, 12d. to DX Bawl, Salads. to., 11 d. to 12d. ; China, 154. to Ng. ; 00 Pony. 21K BIDES AND LIATHEIL—Aa Wive dsmsad bas pi. Toiled threesbout the post math for most demoriptiess o f leather lid althea& very little varieties his 06 3 1 13 Ted it prises, t he market is gsweray ern. HnTY rat lsi h mtitiairaibssijalne:yaLsetive wet Ziry . , which his The ebsba : rz t. ao=of geode are Dow limited, sod as the eappin e h m y smeller this wane of the year, frill rates at nil 'may be essAdently expected. la raw goads the Inassetise smomatte a fah anon& At the first palisade of Water after as Wand of a meth, the wens at bsysm proho o l time hub adman is prier, bat this edema was sot fally maislateed et the sabseqmest ale. The imports bare ink ceswiderabk : the Rio Weals bides wan, &mom, sold tat snivel. sad the snobs maiming a head In lipkggis. ki Leadsoball Good yortorlay. tits Insasstisom PM Units, h. loan bides Ably seleaded and the sandy of huh S I m a. esni bides, forgo bell's , good elf i ki p . pa legligh bone Mr von lie 'Akio • weld—(Press tits Otrealar of Kern. T. J. eat T. OORN.—Bonton, Nov. B.—With a talz @apply of abut iss , mar k s t wia arm. sod In sow@ coon la. diaper tbaa Int wok Sedan ears was L. blew ; old, wow, 44a. to o w w ait% 60a. to sta. ; old. 23 a. D i es., old. 4ta t• 42a : limr, 420. to 44a. Peas, Ms. In 40a 0, 16 a. to 24a. GLASGOW, Nov. ft —Time was • tait attodamo al lids wdv e a ndna, and the tem& riled quiet for TIM at lot oc bansday's Wm. Irk= bras& hill prima Oalo aal beans both soar" and fully 6d. por iisley. ha a..... 61104th bosky ed. par boll, end 4•Whilall• porkaibli is 7. Poas and WWI Qom is [avow ot baya• --- CATTLE.--Souustas. Noy. B.—'ham ow luta teriq. Nis supplies beim shorter. Best suds from ki ei it es. 8L ; mutton, ts. to Gs. U. • ossi. a.. to Gs. ; peek to Its. U. pr does d Slbs., d.Ldog ths 0114 001111.—Lospos, Nov. &—Holywll Mak, 11 6 ,. Went Hartley, 191. ; Walk Bed AU. os OlotoOla Walk Mod Boa, 21& ; _Mks Main, Ma.; wo g p o i Masson. 22a. ; Welk End Ratko, Ma. ; Mai hd Mottos Lyons, 20a. 3d. ; Walk Fad Kepler 1:16 i. 41 4; Walk Mod South Mottos, ; Will. 50s. Ed. ; Walla Mad Hartlepool. 211. 541.714 M Kass, 201. 9d, ; Walla sat East Hartlepool, ta, k • Walk Lad Tees, 21a. 9d. Carers 266-13 W ;po at mazitot, 55 ; sold, 55), and Darya MA*: TRALIIIO RITUB.N& -6-- 111166 Per War. UN. rill. 1161281MTL opms. aistem ellsodlio. INC 104. Wolk 05 August & a a a 1140047. sod C.I. W 6 6.790 167 1,44 1,111 Week 066166 809 1 . & 11642•5-4. W. Um EN Do. LW. Us• ll9 Week NON n. &mod Truk dOesodo 077 11,1 41 MN NWT 16,10 Week soNsicOot N O& 110111Posims IN o• 6,431 tint IW Wolk waft 061. Groat Cudrold 1100406 996 LEN 6,419 MN UN Ws* Nabs Nov. L Balboa sod X. Counlko um 1.00 1,111 Uarrisk mid lONE lOO 116 21 6 111 10450016 mad 76 47 1N 1 11 kokoadrry 1661arala• 1161 166 110 216 111 1144aked sod IllksoN. 11 161 Ni In in Waurtord sod IMAMS. TI 652 862 1, 101 I.a WEN maim N.w. 4. Pembroke sod Daly . 2 .. 114 ILI 0 Woe weft Nov.& Comma _ _ 11111 681 1,106 1 4 - 486 I LM ° A I ! 11.11 - 7AS WI - I,ill IC enot Mobs Gooat Nor Omit Woolen UM we tO7 11373 fe 10 . 1 1 ,se tosouldirs Tootrildoo 111 11.37$ HMO 88.882 82.111 Loa.. OW., owl Dow tMot ft. I lleindloo 184 0,7$ 2.841 8.231 IPS Mee. ILL el L.C. ID. 12 LSO 291 1.180 Mat C ori Brooch ft 9 o 700 IMO 10 Isogon I ltorthWooloo9 12214 41,717 04.578 111. M An whom a Soo& Wooers 13.730 LOS 28.880 Wearier. ObellokLaad Llohoololdro 9BB LOS 16.773 MAO WA nnolionlar. lowa loos Oka. • Llloloolook — Beo Least 877; UPI 88.287 £l.ll. M ari North Staltortilbtoo 8.162 IS 110 Sib DIM ge mos 1.191 LOC SO --- • 01 tits receipts far bee weeks the Loud" Claims, sad Dover Sanwa Compri re distilled to Mils la per oast in working Oa Via& RAKIMOOTII LID CITT RAILWAT.—Aa tenor- Mussy went well* sherelielders et this= was bald yembadey imoem st the Psidimites Mr. Trriess is the choir, ter the purpose et obnatikaisi the ereaties al additional aolittel not ar mi lle s as authorised * the 6th esseiem it the City Railway Let "UM. ?be &dam tersely imer that the retsina simnel be seised * She erestien dAfa shares et 101. mob. He sold Na Wie reVana t if the Greet Western mud Ketwarelite . ter the yea cad comuleting the lime awl bb father et stades eisesiedetisa. Tide was wilt that weld set yreladiee lb" Isioreste at lis beidere et the Hmiammeimllle sed City comyuy, la mem the two essmessies miewlkeed seelerteet ye 5 per east. am die eddillemel espial; it would laded beet adeustege lie the elimeeboldeem, ma the slimes of tie slsJl4 were arteziriew, "ad es these to be mated wield% Weed smieeget them The spews' Weise the orespesiee was teeemplets but the &Mee& bet MB paid es it it bed bees seimplels. It was imseismased thi 'my low a the lawyers as both ides VIM =Skim as ewe. ties to esselsole. _.the wposement leetliwith. The weimise ems saes spew to. awl the procoatiap Istwisalei witk a rote cd sheimbe lom the elistrwem. ALTIZATIOI or Slam IfAxam—The names of Wihnot.rood, Ozferd.vMme. ammesbowe.villse, sod Rai. as, Hackney. have bees abolished. amid the obeli lime et tberoilublarm is be los ogled Glenwood-rod. The embe Viotenik.reed Wag me numerous in the metropolis, Ile Italrepolitma Boma et With, Fermi to abobbk the ammo et die ow at l'imeliee, sad to mai the oriole cd =re, bout Brikieshase Palace to Berl Bello lithrrisiotrs Down:mimic' or £2,430.-1 bumf. ewe has dories _ thsst cs, il e r id t the attesder et the nisi& of t e leek sad the polies mikados of the eity of Ohara The eltuninstrewe rketod ore these.—l s lie kiwi OMNI a die Obietdale Beek at Koorryloso• West Gorgoetrest, there are two tellers. Oa the Ow sopa of the lit fastest (Widateday Yet) wises their slimed DOW to us bosh rams tor the foilowiit ania g3 tithes" they found that there met • stelieleeey of 44gff. The unfortunate discovery of omen sassed tomb sato meat sad ideate slaws' et the part at those isteresteil Bray effort was at Goes to sa sad Yas times be.. note to meter W inissiug nonage bat, op to this sioseset. without thl slightest clue gewa It Is, as sadiesteai, monterart sussed for sellers la leaks to ge eat of eat bozo to sr. rues their seem but es lits W oe ea t the sisterd issue was followed as eseaust of the darksen is its tiled boom is knows that of the me missies 2,000 1 . us la 100 i. sates, sad the 4304 is 201..101., and 31. notte.--Nortt I British Moil. MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& lIRTIIB. EATlTON.—Novembir 6, at Promist.rood, Eaverstock-MIL ot D. W. Dirt" td eightsr. mzevos. —November T. • It• Aguluild•Earin• N°"thlr bill ' tbs wile of W. H. 111sEtaak la.. le • &Woe* ItOßY.—Moseraber 7, at Ohegeldnot, w its 01 Roby. ot • dwestler. 11PLIOD.—Nowesbir 7„at Otireatehs. Oreesvlanee, WOW Pt•wwerk, the wits ot HAL M•Leod, Eat, ot a sou. PLlCLLlL—Novireber Dedleriodge, Toleohni. Psnob wits of Y. P. ?sold., ,of • we. tb VALLZWlllf.—Dommtwil, at gisnitodge, Wsitillnu t°. • wife of J. ITlMistia, at • sea MAREIAGIB. tiza—Aomis.—solemone T, at 8arth0b6666.6 8760' ria ham, by the zee Charism issitsh, maimed by the Rev. D 6 666 Ada" mime ths bide l , Id Rowe rasa. leetA l. captain eth Dreams Games, ally atm of Thomas MOW o ombe, mar Guildford, to Idtth MIT* only ds•P'` of ttayow Wysell Adams. Bl4seham EIJIIIIIAWLEE.—Noeaer 4, at why,s, MUM& by tbs He !. H. A. Paul, IL Rabbis, et Porth iNk feat. to Haeseh, deightter at she late T. BMW, of Liamatabare. Gwt KIDEJAND—STADIA—Noyember 4, as 86•106e4 Me" tridr am. Ch4l4l4l, Lied" by leg. M.D.. et IrladadE-bal. daa ot the late L Byams. Rog, of Dames. YOUNG—ELME. —Stivembri 4 at SA Marys, 11011667, WOO 36V. Barmy. William sea el the Buy Dr. Yount= stock4dE, to Asserts, daughter si LW. Wm, of • Homely. stDEATH& HIIITTIL—NoTembir 6, Looeird , - 01 the late C. Hunter, 71. ocados PARXIIL—Nove mbsr 6 sq , at idiots, tansy. Kn. Axes Pee. some 76. SPlNCE.—Dovember 6, at McMille', WPM Mos 08" lo hot at P. A. Spence. lag, Ti ITlLWELL.—Movumeher 6, sum, Lower TOM* el▪ aw. W. IltDeren, iv*. seed OA November et Clispitow-pbei, W.,11. A. 0. lbws. 18 A_ Y.—Nemalar T, i her saableata Past.ramiL VISI . Asa. viasa of l'arfa, lea. IT Wu" lag" spa at FIASY.-1 4. at namsdirMinisafikaaldi 80. r. Heath ILaaidactas. wieTersee d retrup-7---srl Tdiktri W inkhaMIWKAZ do icashirdrhisk ths City of ores. Larbsrarlssr. ft dr fiord at lirlashim ors Tuvalu& 3rolaas MIL W€ 4. r No. 6,0 1 C4rl-171. a is bmirrel l ww w ile s inrow CARTLZ i ;, voiraWolllll CM eatlitio imam . y sod Ca, ••,. ispaniGl sad OIL 9, t, 9SLANIIIEN D. WOOL WM-4 gneessorr. 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Moo pater yo " arab on isidtamallks : Weil tato with M Crto Mr. ook otlls? fhois • direct gatdoes aod OW • faint IWO served Illoffilitomi do lliewsll4. dl the propos.l 4 : and 12 611 M of a the 1., to M to no rtt . Wailes. the 11 Warms _O ss i Os Meta Lou dtaeatt adval the OA of re PM* The WOW _ . isi; ms , , des Ima4 ma Au V I 'nib _ The AL rl~sN Ai~t M . 62 7 bad co aavasaaa. Ilk graddreat Mi r Tha c Nod Name.- im6 4= l . 4 ;e at latirma Par ail. pa la vas event lu Ito , t kr penamet 14 .11 to the Dix t. el Gm: its r ei zitZ tl PI Ire ::. 10 theV" lie at* 614 1 8 k II tr. sunk *le singoist al bill/TWA r li L.