The Sun. — London, England, 1852-12-02 00:00:00

. THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 2 185 2. 5 7 THE BURMESE WAR ' tember, of fever. Fraser, 7th light cavalry, at Saugor, on the 28th Sep- LAW INTELLIGENCE. e. menced. She had talked the matter over with her hus- , the lad . Mr. Beresford however made a c muni • - 1 , y , , om ca I band. It was her own wish to take the present pro- j tion to him that on the receipt of another 10/. his wish PRICES OF SHARES RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETUIaa 4. ...-..,- I ceedin gs . These proceedings were taken to enable her I should be gratified, but otherwise it could not be, The IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- LONDON AND b•ellTH-EAsTERN ItAILWAY." ----- 1 6 / 1 --. 48 .----.. BENGAL. -Lieutenant F. S. Kennedy, 64th N. I. at EQUITY COURTS-Dee. 1. N Mee l rut,. on the 15th October. Lie . utenant R. Crosse, ' 73d (Before Vice-Chancellor Stuart.) {to get back her deeds which were in the hands of Messrs. plaintiff then for the firet time ' began to feel a little PANIES' STOCK. We have receives our dispatches and journals in ~ in Harley-street, Cavendish-square, on the 7th I Calvert. 1 doubtful of the affair he had blindly embarked in, and ' From the Official List. turn for the week ending Nov. 27, 1852 211 . e„ , e638 1 :8 I Corresponding week last year 10;40_ 2....... . „, anticipation of the Overland Mail. The dates are : September. Assistant-surgeon A. Brown, at Peshawur. BILL TRANSACTIONS WITH AN UNDERGRADUATE.-IN- I JUNCTION GRANTED. Cross-examined by Mr. Serjeant Wilkins (on the part • resolved to go to the company's offices in Portsmouth- PUBLISHED EVERY TUK , DAY AFD FRIDAY EVENING. Bombay, Nov. 2 ; Calcutta, Oct. 23. Our Bombay INDIAN NAVY.-G. Boscawen, Esq., late Indian navy, of the defendant Hamp)-Mr. Fisher was a gentleman. street, where, on asking for Mr. Beresford, he was in- Increase in 1852 21 ,40 9 I LONDON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. Mr Anderson and Mr. C. Hall app ed in support , e, - H • rLWA I ' ' • 1 She could not say whether he was a horsedealer ;he has troduced to the defendant, who, having taken him into LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND aOUTH vOAST ----.• correspondent's letter is as follows :- at Nallygunge, on the 23rd September. of a motion (they made ex parte after an ineffectual at- I been a horsedealer ; lie lived at Edgbaston, Vicarage a dirty apartment, more like a den than a room, asked a Traffic return for the week ending Nov. 27, 26 1 JOINT-STOCK BANKS. 1852 ................................................... R 9,08 „ 6 BOMBAY, NOV. 3. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. • tempt to serve the defendant, Mr. Benjamin Collett, of I Lodge. She was at Edgba.ston a few days since, with him his business, which he told. Defendant upon that, 8,210 : , 1 „; 9 The gallant old Admiral Austen, C. 8., naval Sise-lane London with notice of making the motion) her brother, Mr. Twist. He (Twist) was formerly a having locked the door said, "Mr. teresford's abroad, g s t t i r sn i r( l ) Dividend Amount Corresponding week last year Paid. Price. Total of the half-year to this date, 1852. 287 ,1 21 ;5 a Commander-in-Chief in the Eastern seas, is dead. BOMBAY Nov 2.-The money market remains with- " out ch ' Co * 'd ble difficult is e erienced in that the defendant Collett might be restrained from publican ;he kept the Saracen's Head ;he retired about my name's Hunter, I I;ave been corresponding with you Name of Company. per of Total of the half-year to this date, 1851 295,69 A fo r indorsing fir pa d rt . ing h wi l th k an acceptance which the plain •iiiAmerican ' 6l •Annum. for him, and I suppose you have come to pay the .re- • ----__________•_ two years ago. He accompanied the expedition to Prome, and had em loyla n g ge ca * e e r fe ze e e ne g srz i tl h a e Share. - THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-Traffic retai l / 6 come nearly in sight of Prome, when he was at- ital ns b l u e t ra as the new cr y op begins to arrive tiff hic h h a in e an , and that certain proceedings I :l l l . a a d l iff be e en tak . n. in Scotland for e . xecution against Mr. Seijeant Wilkies-Did you see your husband at quired 10/." Plaintiff assured him he meant no such A . t c l , l ) i t r i l l g d , zd ti s l i X s. d. .£ s. d. 8 Commercial of London 64 per cent 100 0 0 20 o o 1 .16 58 2 6 per cent. 40 u 4., 40 V to 71% th . g Nov. 21, 1852 (285 i ) ~ ere' f e week endin miles i • at Market, vre may shortly look for a slightly altered tacked. on the sth Oct. with cholera, and died at ' state of things. Government securities and shares con- w the p int , or as it is there called diligence, and the your brother's house ? . :1;.. per eent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Corresponding week last year (2414 miles) lief . : 4o f t Mrs. Broome--I cannot say. four in the evening of the Bth, after the fleet had tinue in fair request. . warrants thereon and all other proceedings in relation to M r p 0 jected to this question. l e l Vd d y, '1 :11V:a to the respectability and honour of the company he had Cotoniat ....... ...... : 31. per cent: 100 0025 0 0 r 6/ LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. -- -1 . m3 0 arrived off their destination. His body was sent Exchanges.-On London, at six months' sight, per r., that aeceptance, might be restrained. The followin are • * dh• 13- ffieient entered into dealin with. Uon utterin these words '''''' •• • ••.• •i • 61. pr cent. 28 0 0 b 0 0 turn for the week ending Nov. 21, 1852 2l-6 • 1•T; s 9 back to Rangoon by the steamer Pluto, and there 2s. ld. for document bills ; six months' sight, per r., 2s. the principal circumstances under which the motiolwas re liclia tr . s:p said . he :hought t . here was asu g.. 1 3 g Lond. Char B x 'of . A - us • 20 0•0 2 2 10 0 - 4% Corresponding week last year 16, 2 0 %is fe h question upon the prosecu- the defendant spoke indignantly of the slur thus cast te d * . . n no pressing e . non and County .. 61. per dent. 60 0020 0 0 - CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.-Trafanret put on board the steamer Rattder, by which vessel Oid. to 2s. 15-16 d. for ct. bills. On Calcutta, at 6004:3:1a.yst' made : The plaintiff, Lord , was on the 21st Feb., t r i ag e . t . h • • • b k ' h a * upon an associa ion avmg in its an ers anes up- Loudn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 34% • f •it was conveyed to Trincomalee, there to be de- eight, per 100 rs., 100; 30 days' sight, pe ( i i • do ; , 1 . O hte , a 1851, a minor, and a fellow commoner of one of the Uni- c ross-examination continued-Her husband 7 was not wards of 3,0001., and his fierce looks frightening the London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - railway and steam-boats for the week endings,. 009 6 s livered over to his bereaved widow, who proceeds sight; per do., 100 i. On Madras, a o t 8 0 0 ays a s t ig _ , pe: - e versities, and he on that day received a letter of which the at Birmingham when she went to the attorney's to make plaintiff, he promised to send 10/. on the morrow, and Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 47% Nov. 28, 1852 tea , 40.11 2 4 64 ' home on board the Hastings, and will probably dp., 100; at :4ight, pego., t lo2 nr n hina, 60 Y following is a copy :-" 26, County-terrace, New Kent- an affidavit in reference to the removal of the proceed- was allowed to depart. On reaching the street he ra,n ea D t t io tt ire e f w f • - • ela . ;; :‘ 4 81 1 .por cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - Corresponding week last year _s____.---1 take the remains of her husband with her. He sig . r, plr t 10 i l o ols L * Ondon r* -2; ) 125..6d. r ton ;to Liver-- road, F . eb. 19, 1851.-My Lord,-Being in the habit of ings by certiorari to this court. She had never seen her away, and did not stop till within a few paces of his sat. Provnce;l er Eng. Si.= 10: 0::: I 3 2 - _ Increase. in 1852 g 744 15 y Traf 6 4 6 I was in his 74th year, and was consequently too ol r , 71. i. 9; )s. 6d. er ton ;to CalcuttaYr e iominal per rase; raising money for noblemen and gentlemen, and thinking h us b an d i n th e cean-an p yof Mr. Fisher at Birmingham ; own residence. That was on the 29th of September, sri bi t i l l ••• - - 61. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILIVA-• ---- , 74 v that your lordship might require the loan of a few .her husband was never at the Exeter Hotel with her. and the following day he sent a note declining any ou e L Ausnli ?) . r e po . ra . . :I t . i i i )l e c t :. l3 Bl b b s ; 2 2: : 0 0 ? 2 : 0 0 0 - 40 turn for the week ending Nov. 20 1852 23 , 1 e. 00 old to bear the fatigues incident to his appointment. 1 3 :China, ilrs. pe l ; candy. ... 3,7u-' ...es The spirit was strong, while the body was weak, p e pp er .- Bhuteol arrives in very small cpiantities. lous . a t ncis c t luring your nteority, I hre taken the libert y Cross-exami ne d by Mr. Ha w ki ns (for the defendant further transactions with the Matrimonial Alliance As- • tit°. 01 Australit 2• : St. p. ct.& b.; 25 0 0 2 5 0 g 6 2 Correspondi ng week last ye ar ---- -- " a I o wn ing . o you to say t at your lo . dship can be accom- Watkins)-She did not see Watkins in her house after sociation. The ass?ciation then threatened to take pro- . 7 Ditto •• ...... •••• -- 61. per cent. - 210 0 - and he has been removed from the land of the We quote at Rs. 66, and Tellicherry arrives in moderate 00 y i es moclated with any amount you require upon your note she went to the Brighton races, and before the card ceedings against him in the Sheriff's Court unless he u . ; I t: ° o f t Lo a ndon... .. 71. par cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 1836 Increase in 1852 , for 1 living'. He was universally beloved by those under quantity, and prices have declined. of hand, the principal and interest to be repaid within cheat . ' took lace St d l• dat J s- t t %id the 10/ b twelve o'clock on a certain da mg p . aen ive arne s ree ,p• •Y . . . . . y, when, M (1114 ..... - 40 0040 0 0 - CORK AND BANDON BAILWAY.-Traific retairti 8 .. AO f him. Commodore Lambert has assumed command Linseed.-Candeish, Rs. 3 10-16, and Sholapore, Rs. three month af • • • Sh Id • s ter you attain your majority. ou Brighton. She called at Staden's house at Brighton on if the lady on an interview did not suit, it should be re- INSURANCE COMPANIE s. week ending Nov. 27, 1852 (20 miles) of the fleet as senior officer and a more gallant and 3 9-16. Stock of both very small. your lordship wish to avail yourself of this offer, a note the occasion of the races. She did not leave her bus- turned. The plaintiff was inflexible and, instead of energetic officer could not he found for the duties. OPium-The market has been pretty steady. We addressed to me as above will receive immediate atten- band and Hemp at Staden's house that night. She was paying the 101., instituted the present Proceedings. Sub- Nairn, of Co Dividend Amount of Paid. Price. - Prome has been captured, with scarcely any loss !rote . R e s, .1,070 for new. T l he quantitei s o ß f s old l o r B em s ain- tion, and the same will be considered strictly confiden- at Brighton two nights. She could not say whether it sequently, Mr. Beresford sent plaintiff the followine . mpany• A Ofn e t r t In. Share. COUNTRY MARKETS. ing is ir enor. The nomina quotation . .. ---- -. -________ ,_____ on our aide ; and it is now thought there will be tial. I have the honour to remain, my lord, your lord- was upon the second night that the card cheating affair note :•--" Mr. Beresford would be happy to arrange 6 a - .*. ea 30- -A ' "th CALCUTTA MARKETS, Oct. 6.-The Pottmger, vet A s. d. •E s. d. ship's taost obedient servant, H. WILSON. The Right took place. meeting with a lady, another likely character, with Chien .... . - EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-ee a v • to s ar little more fighting. The city was occupied. on the London dates to the 24th Aweust last, arrived on the 29th 'Hon rbl ou a e 7 9 The plaintiff replied to this letter Re-exa,mined by Mr. Barr3r-Her deeds were placed whom an interview can be given." Of this no notice alliance Srli: 5,..n . d FO7. 71. f:;. 1 6 51 1..b a . :g: ::j: : : ! 3 3 6 34 There were in the market to-day, 5 sacks mitre 9th by our forces, when General Godwin imme ult , and the mails were delivered on the evening of that soon after he received' it, and requested to know the she believed in Messrs Calverts' hands for safe keeping was taken The words of the association's advertise- Ditto Marine. •••• •• 6L p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 -- 4 weighing 2801bs imperial, whereof 4 sold at 295• , diately returned to Rangoon which he reached. d ' Th ay. e commercial intelligence is not of an encoura g - -• terms on which money would be advanced, and received t'l f al transfer io MF . h d - ment were * that no further char th th e 4 . Anchor ........ • • .... 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 - r. is er yi'as ma e. ge an e rep.stration AIIAS .•• ........... •.• 138.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 21 ARO '. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW Id on the 15th, having Sir John Cheape in com- ing eh et ara er. Little animation existed in the markets a reply as follows :-" 26, County-terrace, New Kent- un i a OTM c rt (t th f ld b d t'll af By the ou a e request of Sir A. Coekburn)- ee wou ema e i ter a successful selection. Argo Life .... .• •• 41. per cent 100 • 0 16 0 0 - Nov. 30. mand at the advanced post, with orders not for colonial produce and several important articles were • road, 24th February, 1851.-My Lord,-In answer to She was aware that Mr. Probert was Mr. Hamp's guar- The plaintiff, a good-looking young man, of mild de- Braise Commercial .• 78. 6d. .50 0 0 30 0 7 s i n large',4l4 l to move till his return with the second divi- flat, and had declined in value. your lordship's note, I beg to say, that as the term for dian meanour, in broken English, corroborated the facts in Clericl,ll ed.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20% Supplies of all kinds these last six days ag ~1 6 ava sion. The following account of the taking of In our export market the above news had the effect ~ which the money would be advanced is rather a long H . ry Broome examined-Was a licensed victualler chief as narrated by his solicitor. 41. 100 0010 0 0 120 Oat straw, from 5s Ocl to 8s Od per k em ple oe , m rsol' 148. 80 0 0 50 0 17% iron ; wheat do., 6s Od to 7s Od ; barley do., 3s ua '"' PrOnle iS given by a correspondent of the Ben-- of discouraging shippers of sugar, and notwithstana- one, and any document your lordship may sign is not in and e ch n ainpion of England. oth 15th fMla h Cross-ex hied by Mr. Roberts--He had b f t o eie n •• •• • •.• •• •• •• •.• never f e ore Hay from 8d to 10d per stone. gal Hurkarn, who was present with the force :_. ing the limited stock of Benares and the decline, the eyes of the law considered binding, a larger interest saw the defendants in Fleet tn t e wat o kin arc ssed e speculated in marriage. He was under 30 Eqity 'and * Law ....... 4% pe s ; . cext. 10: : : : 0 3 111. ______ The Burmese offered no resistance worthy of the in freights, the grainy sorts have given way 8 anna:s than - usual would be expected. Your lordship can the road to him, and after aski s no• „ re h e im where hi: l e e r ro e ther He didn't care about his wife's age, as he wa Y n e te ar d " a caognel.- European Life .... • 158. 20 0 0 All paid. 14 DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-Nov• 2 S 21° f name-they fled. like poltroons as they are and do op. the lower, and 8 to 6 l annas 7 the bette; pit have 1,000/. by signing a note of hand, in blank, was, to which he answered he did not know re uested Panion in a woman, and money might give her favour. He gio n e e e ral -.•• ••••.*'' 61 - 50 0 . 134 There were in the market to-day 51 bags oat' n e 're' e o, ° not seem to have as much courage for the filit even t a les. va ne dem 4 an to d 6 for sa tpetre . d as . onrereeinerwire- for 1,200/. The said note of hand to be filled up when him to tell Mrs. Broome to meet the defend c ants at should, he thought, have objected to marry a woman Guardian •• ••••••••••••••-•••• st . . / Per er cceet 10 :toe. 0 . 43 ; 0 151 59 barleymeal ; sales were ready. oa:tmeal brought: l ; 0' as the Chinese. The troops at Prome were in good. flea n et ael ion :ce ß of . ice is ae.ain ann o : p f, e p r m a I rd to Great Britain: your loi•dship attains your majority at any date most the Exeter Hotel. He called on Mrs. Broome, and more than middle aged. On seeine the matrimonial Imp e erlal Fire ........ 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 256 price as last week ; barley meal up 641 leer bag ell - convenient to . yourself (tha.t is to say) your lordship can a ity siz ar .. H2 - 4 ........ IL " ~,, 1 00 0:10 0 0 19. 4 of last market ;no pot-barley, in market. Tbi fll o . i requested her to go to the Exeter Hotel accordingly. alliance, he said, "Let us try." laknew of no firm of nTa p eni r n health, not over 110 out of the entire force being The rket is bare Of sfffiovfer. The rainy silk build' _ e _ o‘ then fix the time of payment yourself. If this will suit He went to the Exeter Hotel on the evening named, that name-(laughter)-but said so to himself. Law Fire . .......... 2s & 2s. bs: 1?): 3 0 2 :1: g. 7 Oatmeal . , per sack of 2801bs First. Second. .... 4 e on the sick list. The city was being made defensible, has proved a failure, and very little is expected trom th yourself I can if more convenient to you than coming to imperial „ 6 d, .....0 o ,i' and saw the three defendants. MrS. Broome and M r . Mr. Roberts, in reply, contended that the only person 1::: Li r fi c ) „ . ......... _ • ,o. ..1. . 0 50 and the troops placed under shelter. The order October one ; there is no demand, however and prices London se d the d et f •t b t d en . e . r . a . l . L . l . f . e 21s 6d --s r i -4 A i' for annexation of all the country now in our pos- are somewhat easier. Corahs have been ' taken more. remit them n oney there() eth n oryo r ti s r . sig•n s a L u o r n e d n yp h o a s ,kan Fisher afterwards came in. After the parties had some who ought to be called upon to answer the plaint was London Fire 10.. - 8, be g::1: 13 g 534 13 , arleymeal, per di dilto ___ s od ~__Ei Vu .....0 ,i . session was believed to have reached Rangoon from freely at full value. . Lac dye has been in good request, if ou will favour mielesvgutrhlldnhi P es. Y ( a ) ur lorndsr, gin and water, Mrs. Broome asked Mr. Ramp how he Mr. Hugo Beresford, who, if in nubibus, no claim could London Ship -........ 10s. & be.. 25 0 0 12 10 0 :: I ta ur sem p e o a r l, j)a to r t o --s Od -S O d . ....0 ' could prosecute her husband in the way he had done, be made upon Mr. Hunter, whom, as well as any wit- 1 _ 1 ! ril 1* 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 18 Od Calcutta, to be published on news reaching of the and largely shipped. . Shell lac has also been in good car Y i have a larger amount if necessary Waiting youf• at e a a l e e n . v . l id * & G . en * ** . • Pot-ba'rley, per ditto -s Od --s as he had so often declared John Broome was in. ness,. he should decline calling. •Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2% capture of Prome. There was a considerable body demand ; the coming twelvemonths' supply of the D C lordship's reply -I remain my lord: your lordship's Minerva •• •• •• .• •• .. sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 -- noel Ho said he was aware of that, but that he was His Honour observed that no doubt the money had Monarch ............ - COAL MARKET-Dec. 1. of Burmese about six miles above the city : but mark has been contracted for at 12-2 per md. More iri most obedient ser ' vant,-H. thLSON.-To the Rieht Hon. 5 0 0 100 20 ..... they were not to be molested till General Godwin's clination to operate in hides has been evinced during the The plaintiff wrote in reply agreeing to borrow la ve rre i r f T h l e iislcognizance for 50 ( 0 1 1. to prosecute ; h e e il en a o t btatd by fr h aud from the plaintiff, and the de- eeasi a cri um t f n e Fund.. :r i per cent. 20 00210 0 2 pe_reent. 50 _ ... 0 0 2 .... 0 0 ? ; 1 . 6 Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market •,. s. d. .14 6 return to Prome. The gallant old commander is last few days, but the supply in the bazaar is small., 1,000/. on the terms offered. In answer to his letter he amount he would & I. : * :II rocnt vezul gi7 h t ip that, f d t a m s i l e i r s perso a n d vt vnti t i hro u gh- rlll Pelican .... • . ...... •• n e ' tr w ansal v t a iO: e out th s'' Ca rr's Hartley 15 6 Stewart's Hartley ........ . 15 . Linseed has been liberally taken for Great Britain and r h ecu on. S e en ex- : w ble, n su , ere ore, 1; 0 1=1 o . n . e. _ e - _ - 173 slow but sure in his operations. A com- received the following :-" 26, County Terrace, New plained the large sum o P f m e on P e k d f y e (Hamp) already owed ma ean or er or its payment. I Llf •• •• •• 51. per cent. 65 0 010 0 % Davison's West Hartley 15 5 Smith's West HartleY •• 1 6 A . merica ; the supplies are moderate, . and . prices have - • _ Kent-road, March 1, 1851. "My Lord,-Be kind 15 6 Eden Main .............. ••••16 pany of native artillery and the remainder of her husband. There was also a remark made, that J. Mr. Roberts-4 propose, then, 10s. a month. Provident Life •••••• • • 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 Hasting's Hartley improved. Rap! Seed has bee i n s more inqtured f or, and enough to write across the enclosed stamp the words I Rock Life ........ .... 6 5 . 50 0 0 1 0 0 6% Holywell ..... ......... l6 6 Belmont .................... : 1 6 ; the First European Fusiliers had reached Broome was liable in 250/. for the brother of Hamp Mr. De Jersey-By an association boasting of having I s n ad o vanced a little in value ao. have written in pencil, and a copy of which I send you ty :t al ... :chan ee 6l. p.ct. & bs. Stook. all 235 Longridge's W. Hartley 15 9 Hetton .................... 16 Hamp Watkins, and Probert then went into an ad: in their bankers' hands 3,000/.-(laughter) -I press for re ••• •• • 61. 10s. - ” 211 Pelton Main l5 6 Lambton ................ "16 1 Rangoon ;- a detachment of the latter corps ur Import market rather less business has been on the other side and return it to me by post, when I will ••• e ' joining room. On their return, Watkins said they had Payment forthwith. Ditte Life ..... - 55 was to proceed immediately to Bassein, to done during the past fortnight than for some weeks . 111,9 MeSBl73. relieve the party of the 51st Light Infantry previously. . The market for cotton goods, however, Vo l ugh ' Messrs . The said document will be Mrs. Broome said she had not 400/. She then produced all costs. U'itiversal Life.....• .. 21. 58. per *h. 100 00100 0 45 Tanfield Moor l4 9 Stewart's ................... 15 Victoria Life .. -.• • • 51. per cent - 412 6 b% Tanfield Moor Butes 14 6 Denison .................. • • ' l 6 / 110 W there ; the detail was to consist of two is generally healthy and firm, and the local trade locked u until * on attain your • 't majon y, and will then some deeds • , one of the parties looked at them, and said c Townley 15 0 Heugh Hall ............. • •" . 16 o captains, four subalterns, a doctor, and 103 rank sound, while our advices from the upper Pro- be filled P n at slch a date as may suit your convenience they were •of no use to them ; they must have the STATE OF TRADE. BRIDGES. West Wylam Trader 14 3 South Hartlepool ..••• - . 15 5 ' and file. The entire 51st Foot and a detail of vinces continue favourable. Operations in cotton to pay it a P of which you can give me due notice by letter money. Mrs. Broome had the deeds with her under --...,-._ Wall's End, &c. Thornley . ........... • ."'' 16 / Sappers had received orders to be ready for ship- piece goods have been checked by the difficulty or othe ise. 0 •tf th money 1 dsh . . 11 n receip o e your or ip wi her shawl Mrs Broome had been out for a short time Dividend Amount Brown l4 6 Adelaide Tees ......... ":14 g (From the Manchester Guardian of yesterday.) NAMO of Compar y. per ef Paid. Price. ment to Prome. • The steamer Sphin.x was unser- experienced in forwarding them per river steatners. be kind enough perhaps to send me an acknowledgment. • to ili a i f h deed d Annum. Share. Merton l5 3 Pease's West .............. 16 6 viceable, owing to her ba,d boilers, and was to be The boats of the two River Steam Companies are inade- I have tlie honour to remain my lord your lordship's pri d or h e pro . uct on o t . e ,s. The defen ants , sal tey would give her until 11 o clock m the morning • MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, Nov. 30.-This morning the -- -- --- -.___ Hedley 15 3 Tees .......................... ei 9 placed as guard-ship at Martaban, in place of the quate to meet the requirements of the . trade, and the most obedient servant, H. WILSON. Right Hon. --e" to et the 400/. He (Hen Broome) attended the Africa arrived in the Mersey, with advices from New X. s. d. X. S. d. Lawson l4 9 Cleveland Tees ...... • ... ''l4 6 Government boats owing to the exigencies of the State York of the 17th inst. They inform us that cotton i s i o nn t terford- •• -.. • • _ - - - Riddell l5 0 Woodhouse Close ..... • '' . o 0 Zenobia. which had had her shaft renewed, and , - , The worde referred to as having been written in pencil on foll Ling da at the same pl r a, Y ee. Ham and Watkins was fit for active duty. The 10th Bengal Native are not h at o pre h sent D availabl p e to t h h o e p a ublic. h T . h h e near the other side of the bill, were as follows :-" Accepted. were there When he arrived. Mrs. BrLme• and Mr. rose 4to ic. per lb. at New York, on intelligence reach- =. l Lett° tw . o . f . i3*; p .. ..c: 70s. pe - r cent. I: 3 3 = - Walker 16 15 3 Gwaen Cae Gurwen .eeeiel 0 Witten Park 14 0 Nixon's Merthyr& Ca7g4 Infantry started for Rangoon, from Calcutta, on i a n p e p n rza c f o the el7th o . org t a h o a r aiso licl h a the I :ffec ee t m ei ' Payable it Messrs.-and Co., bankers, London. Signed Fisher came in shortly after, and were followed, in a few ing there of the immense operations effected in Liver- Waterloo ............ - 100 0 8 - 3 14 9 Cwm Garnant Stone .... the 21st October, and the 4th Sikh Locals and two causin d n e I t urt i ll s i ' la • ti n Gr h'rt g a ers o c eir . opera os. ey si - --e-." In this last letter a bill stamp was enclosed in blank, except that on it was written "1,200/." This bill minutes, by Mr. Probert. Mr. Fisher handed a cheque vool in the week ending October 30th ; but that the report of the . 3d. November, showing a sudden unexpected D pittn Old A i nn. ofBl. 21. Bs. Od. - 60 0 0 24 1 ,4 , vdm i x tr a gw .. d .. tt . o .. of A 7 y l : 21. 243 1 ..0d. 70 70 3 40 0 0 ;12 0 % ZV V il i li se ngto nd n Hartle y 15 0 troops of irregular cavalry of the Ramghur bat- ings have been placed to considerable extent at a,n ad- the 'plaintiff accepted as desired but he added the date for 400/. to Mrs. Broome, who thereupon gave it to Mr. a nd very decided pause in the course of business in Man- talion, were to proceed as soon as possible for the vance of 1 anna per iece. A fair inqui was obtained ~ e 'edt' d 't 1 • Ha,mp. Hamp then passed it to Probert, who put cheater and Liver 00l ' d cli f p h , occasione a reee ng o about lc. WATER-WORKS. - - -- 2cl gMarch t 1 : 851, an re urne i enc osed in a I?tter it in his pocket. Mr. Probert then said everything was At N 0 1 RAILWA7 SHARE MARKETS. ew r eans, t e former accounts gave rise to an same destination. Captain Phayre is spoken of as for the lower qualitiZ of shirtings. Lar rY ge quantities of - on, desiring that the 1,000/. might be paid in a ddth t he and Ham would start for • Dividend Amount w it the commissioner for the annexed province of the lower qualities of jaconets have found purchasers at specified manner. On receipt of this letter Wilson wrote rw l arrange ,an a increase of the previous activity, encouraging the Name of Company. per of Paid. Pilo. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1. Peg% full prices. Book muslins are quiet, but holders firm. to the plaintiff, enclosing a bill stamp similar to that ou ogne in the afternoon. . . Watkins ?eft the roo for agents, of course, to go on executing, With greater Annum. Share. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has given 1 17 0,,,. 0 OP_ „ -• short trme, and on re-entering sai a e d th t h had m tele a - There is little news of interest from the Punjaub. Mull-mulls are in demand at slightly improved rates. contained in the former letter, and stated that as the graphed to Birmingham to see if the cheque was good, boldness than before, the abundant orders (to a large --- - - owing to the desire to sell stock, and quotations , 7; 0, , ,, If anything, the health of the troo s was mendin P g, The business done in mule twist has been comparativel Y laintiff was a minor the acceptance with the date was P and had found it was all right. On the same evening d extent discretionary ones) received from this cou t test L0nd0n.......... 61. n ry, Per cnt. XSte‘Ck.d• A s. d. 173 - I per cent. below those of yesterday :-Aberdeen,esi o esi kenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Che'- v - pr e : small, with a decline of 1 to 2 pies on Nos. 40 to 190 ; an swelling the sales to 73,000 bales in the week Zrand Junction ...... 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 69 except at Peshawur, where a Dr. Brown and a useless, and asking for an acceptance without any date. he (the witness) went to Lewes to the assizes. He saw Birkenhead), 21i ; Blackburn (late B. C. and 'W.,' !:eitl e. l s b tocks, however, are moderate, and the . p.rincipadl The plaintiff returned the bill stamp accepted without ending the 15th inst. a larger quantity than had ever Eat e m nt i;44 . h ................. :: :: 41. per cut. 1 1. 2 1 ( ) ) 1 ) ) : _3 26 1 • C led • 334 #• E tern u e . se number of European soldiers had died, and nearly Watkins there. Watkins asked him for 30/., and said 8 6 per cent.), 8 . a Onion, , , as Ni t 4 everyone was laid up sick. General Roberts had d: ld : ra d at * bett G e e r rman turkey .ti r:: yarn . is . in goo date, as desired. He asked for the money to be paid to if he (the witness) did net give it him he should instruct i before been got through in the time at that city. The New River Company.. 21. 10s. - - 60 13 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow 39# 40; Lanease e ' oe tbei gone out from Peshaw - ur on a tour of inspection to bu m t h n ld nfid p t ri l ces ; h Bre. t dye e t is ad in v a a c n ti e v e e d o ers co en yad ere o rec n . him, but he stated that he never received any considera tion for either of the two acceptances for 1,200/. l'h a gentleman to have the trial postponed. He did not a h tt i er . news had been too recently received for any sen- £ . 3:_itithwark & Vauxhall , 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - sr e impression to have been produced thereby. The wesa el teetesea .• •. • • 61.05. or ent. - - 110 90 Yorkshire, 87i * ; Do. (Fifth shares), 3*(l. ; Leeds r: i eler.; (late Leeds and Thirsk), 18 11-16 i ; London noel: r e -( ' give the 30/. Hamp had been at the witness's house Kohat, Mitchnee, Rawul, Pind.ee, itc. Colonel • pnces. The demand for copper •has subsided , plaintiff on the 14th of March, 1851, received the follow- • weather was fine and cool ; and the estimates of the crop Western, 1284 i 4 ; Manchester, Sheffield, ana 1 1.16 ' DOCKS. Mackeson the , commissioner, was still out in the and the value of the sheathings has receded rs. • 1 "MLrd I h be rd b mg etter :- yo ,- ave en app ie to a h" t fr F H H tth since is re urn om ranee. e saw amp a e were generall 3,000,006 bal Th 1 • t 11 es. . e tota receip sat a 32i * ; Midland, 804-# 44 80 ; North British, 1 0 , i .`nefo„''' districts. At Mooltan the troops were in a deplor- 3to 3 . 4 per md. An active demand exists for t h tance of our 1 rdshi '•b tY summer assizes, who then said. if his brother would give the ports wer Y e 526,000 b 1 Dividend Amount Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford 4d. ; sonert e ee" person o cas . an a : ccep . . y o p s . , u, as him 400/. he would go away again. He mentioned this r e e s ;, aga r i i nst 362,000 last erFar, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 24i ; York and North Midland, 311 ; Newry an and the total exports to CI t B tam, 159,000, against Annum. Share. ~ able condition from sickness News had been re- sheet iron to supply the wants of the upper provinces I prefer dealing with principals, I take the liberty of t J h B o o n roome, and in accord i anr with the instructions killen, 44d. ; Dutch Rhenish, ld. 108,000. But it is stated that, on the 15th, a " killing -- - ceived on the frontier of DOA_ Mahomed having at an advance of 6 annas per md., and this metal writing to your lordship to say, that if you will get a he received told Hamp he wou ave nothing to do with caused a great massacre of the people of Balkh to generally is in a good and improving position, with mo- friend to join you who is of age I shall b t h , e mos appy frost" occurred in Georgia and Alab a. X s. d. Z s. d. 11e t the matter Stock. - 105 LEEDS, DEC. 1. + A ve 0 0 _0 be made, and it was believed that the Ameer was derate stocks. Spelter is at present without inquiry, to cash your bill to any amount. The person who Cros * • • s-exammed by Sir A. Cockburn-He used to keep The feeling that immediately arose on our Exchange, Cozmereial .......... 41. pr cent. 4 and West( ncli a ... 6%1. pr cent. Stock. - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-There has been a less se-, iv 0.-', l determined of possessino• himself of Herat. A Rus- and its price has gene back to 8-4. Lead is in fair re- offered me your lordship's bill cannot, for certain ft r d• th a e rea ing ese accounts, was, that the tendency to East Country ...• •.. 205. per sh. 100 0 0 - - on 'Change this morning and yesterday, thougc ,_,.. e 10,, a the Opera Tavern in the Haymarket. He heard from sian is again reported to have made his appearance quest. reasons, negotiate with, and would, with due deference, Mr Sill (who was formerly the attorney for the prose- a recovery of confidence, which had begun to appear on London .... .•••• •• 5/. pr cent. Stock. -1211 U have been to quite an average extent. Lancatiim in Central Asia to court an alliance with the Doo- The money market is still superabundantly supplied • suggest to your lordship the propriety of clearing your : cution then • h d f d • - pending), that t e een ants were m town. the two previous days, would not be maintained ; and st. D r i c t a t B ai on n d e s : ....• • . 41. per cent. - I ••••• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 10-1 Yorkshires show a slight decline, closine at 87i.,, e ,f re tel,,`, i and capitalists find . much difficulty . in obtaining good transactions with the parties.-T have the honour to be, li . d tis aubtful feeling was struggling with the better one, 3 , uthernpton ........ 11. per cent.. 50 0 0 50 - 0 0 39 opened also rather weaker, but closecfat th o e .. : c al rannee sovereign. All this is looked on in India as Mr Sill had obtained several large sums of money in inyestments for their funds : All kmds of irespectai.ele your humble servant, HENRY THOMPSON.-To the until the second telegraphic report from Liverpool Victoria ........ - - - ,20 0 0 20 0 6% yesterday mornieg, namely, at 80#. The t.evel s, 1 ; sheer bosh. Sickness to a great extent prevails order to effect a settlement of this matter. He did not transactions were as follows :-Leeds Nortnerm,s, joint-stock shares are growing dearer, and ess obtain- Right Hon. . The plaintiff's suspicions hav- rea,ched us, with the announcement that prices had re see his brother at Birmingham during the last month. CANALS. ditto, Extensions, No. 3, 1-6 pm. ; North liVesw - n , ea throughout Scinde more es 'all t H drab d peci y a y a able at current rates Com an 's aer has maintained • p y p p mg been aroused, he instructed his solicitors to act for gainT.l fd per lb. of the loss sustained up to Friday Mr. T. Fisher was next called and examined by Mr British Australian, 20s. 6d. ; Carson's Creek, Bs , °`" and Shikarpore. The wing of the 64th Foot sta • * • - the improved value noticed m our last report. him in the matter. On an application by them at the p arry BE • evening. This statement turned the bias of opinion in Nam . ~; I i ,Dividend e lent Mrs. Broome 400/. She was to •ve as 6 111 honed at the former place has been relieved by a - Exchange with London remained at 2.0# and 2.0. I - eddress which Wilson had given, the solicitors were seem:ii • A y certain- deeds. lessrs. Calvert gave him a g l . some degree, towards the favourable side • and the result Se;,;;;set. &> ,Div p i e d r end Price. _lN . :a m mea of ~ per I ____. u Fa•n 18 B• A Annum. 'rice MANCHESTER, DEO. 1. Win,,•• of the 83rd ; the men are said to resemble for first-class credits until the close of last week, when i f ed that p of that name had lodged may be briefl stated th s • .* ' cheque for 400/. on the deeds being lodged with them. y _. u_ . spinners are firmer ; fr! AnnuBn.! so STOCK. EXCHANGE.-There was a good busill e eis S ;,„ era e su en y rose o . . ere ar e spectres in appearance more than living beings. th t dd 1 t2Oi It aft vds r ceded n h orin b h a h h ers cl on l f dh• 'd t ere ut tat e a et, an is rest ence was d b an uyers are more disposed to purchase at the lowest -- 7 -____ _ Crossed-examined b Sir A. Cockburn-He was not a 1 - again a considerable decline in prices. Cae IY4' The Nawaub of Bahawulpore, one of the staunch- to 2.0 e, where it stood when we went to press, but no not known. •An a,pplication wa, d smae at Thompson's rates of last week, but are generally unable to do so ; Ashur.% Oldh - ;;8 71 1 Macele fl 14 4 33 7-16 ; Eastern Counties, 13 1-3 ; East Lancashilts,lo. horse-dealer now. IZs. Broome did not tell him what p. ct. 140 N tk s e • 100 21. 10s. 50 Ed' b h dGI 40' L d tock 881 ; 141' in u an as ow • ee s s est of our allies, and who proved himself a true great desire was displayed by either buyers or sellers to address for an interview but none could be obtained. while, in some kinds of cloth (principally 40-inch shirt- tiarnsle •• • • 160 . - 1001 16/ , . - rg . g t . ; ? , ve p friend during the Mooltan campaign, has just paid operate at that rate. 90 days' sight bank bills from On the plaintiff attaining ' his majority a short time since, t ic h n e ol, money Nyas for. He could not say that he did not v what i . t was for. He thought he saw J. Broome in.'s, which had undergone the • ..t 7 - ea .. - - greatest fall), a like rknk&Abrg 150 51. es Oxford.. -• • 100 , 11. 135 stock, 128, Sheffields, 324 , Midlands, 804 ;Do rg the debt of nature and gone down to the tomb of China,. were offering e . .t 2.0. 4 - , and at the end of somewhat more than two months after on the morning before he went to the Exeter Tavern. &Inge is observable, though not in an equal degree. 3,sirraingliam 40 41. 101 Peak Forest. ut 2/. Iss. 70 wing to an accesion of tonnage, and the anxiety of that time, the second bill, which had been filled up with ROCHDALE, Nov. 29.-We have had a dull, heavy '6-vrtry : ..• • :tig 251. 200 htegli i i i t r-•• • 33 11. Oa. 17 a BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 1. O a , hie ancestors. He has been succeeded. by his son, O He did not tell him he wag about advancin the s of commanders to get away before the commencement of a date after the plaintiff ha,d attained his majority with slugggish market to-day, with prices little different from' eii r snireiteiii 69 , 2% 6 p 1 ..ct. :;316 Bro o m e rseateC . 0 . a . l a 5 21. 42 STOCK EXCHANGE.-There waii 110 t much businesi 4 o ol' who assumes the name and title of his late sire -400/. to hi 'f I II f U g h 1 h BWI e. nt e a ternoon o t e 6t J. the holvdays the rates of frei hts have further declined. th "J H " th d th 1 • fff e name , oare, as e rawer upon epam i those of last Monday. There has been a fair demand •;randJunetn 100 31 pr.ct. 60% Do.LkEd St I r 2) - - in this market to-day, and shares were a fraction . .„g P t Bliawul Khan. The IVleer Ali Moorad is believed 0 "t a ii ' Broome came to the witness and desired him to write but there is so laree an amount of capital weatl' r e 6 pr. Ct. 10 6L pr. ct. 12 Stffrfl &Wore 28/. 405 . r 3/. f g lt t d 3/. 2 6d. ur quo ons now a e or sa pe re, an s. for 1,200/., at two months after date, was presented for for wool, and good prices obtained. Broke wools are 140 1 still to have hopes of ree•ainine• a portion, at least down to stop the payment of the cheque for 400/. The G D ran o "d Sur 100' - my 21. 10s. - Shrewsbury.. t ttht te d • b te I , ' Hives men , a 0 epression can e but in . to Pto 3/. ss. for sugar, for London. payment at the plaintiff's bankers, but payment was re- scarce, and in good demand. 125 - - Lirand Union 100 11. 10s. 24 Stourbridge.. 145 201. 290 Shrewsbury and Birmingham Stock was done at 6 13 . of the territory recently taken from him. cheque had never since been paid. The deeds were not fused. An action was thereupon brought against the d ' • • The ship Nizam, Captain Jadman, was totally FRANCE. plaintiff in England on this acceptance, but was discon- eposited until the 18th. He did not remember tellina HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-Some sort of worsted goods, Ea e n n :as tl teP l . irel ". 04. "A Stell er e val 2 , 21. OS. 24 wrecked on the Shipgunge Sand, in the Hooghley . Watkins that the affair had better be settled, as 'es eci 11 ' R amp . p a y lastings, have been rather more inquired for Leeds& Livrp 100; 251. 5 - 1254 Wai•wicitic 1 SEABORNE MAILS. ' It has been observed that the movement in fa- tinued on payment of the costs by the plaintiff in the h 41. 40 p a , ad sworn both ways. in our piece hall to-day, and several merchants expressed ' Leicester .... 100 51. 66 Binnin g . j 100 • on the 14th ult ; crew all saved except second mate action. An action was also brought ag,ainst the plaintiff Letestr &Nth 831 41. 44% Warwick& 1 [N signifies that the mails are sent front the General - - your of the Empire during the late election was John Sherman was then examined bv M Pa v He their readiness to purchase to a considerable extent if and one sailor. A gentleman named Mostyn, late a • , • • in France and was resisted, when the defendant was ' - r• IT- •th f • - , Loughborogh 142 701. 510 Napton •j 1 " 31 * 28 b the ni ht-and Mby the morning-dispatch.] ........---- lieutenant in the 18th Royal Irish,las been tried at remarkable in La Vendee. It is admitted even by held not tO be liable. The laintiff stated his belief that was at Hereford on the Sunday before the Lewes assizes e d manu acturers would accept late prices ; but as the nonmoutese 10e, - - worcstr it a,, e , 7 ' g li ed those of their chiefs who have remain.ed faithful to and saw Probert, Ramp, arid Watkins there. They l e f t go_o s could not be replaced except at an advance, the 'Antgsmrysli 100 i - - Birraing.s '' `''' "" )ey when made up From what IV _, Calcutta for forging Dr. O'Callaghan's n eto a the second accepta,nce was 1 1 ::ow in the hands of the de da° j the cause of the Bourbons, that the peasants to go to the assizes, as they said, and he (the witness) if o ers were not taken, aud pensequently very little busi- IdeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 11A COUNTRIES. In General Post- Port bill of exchange ; found auilty, and transported for fendant, Benjamin Collett, and that he had caused a Office, London. dig-etched. .........--' showed as much eagerness as they did for Louis f?llowed the next . day. He saw Watkins only at the as- ness was done. The shipping houses are still very _________- ee.s seven years. Colonel Yates, 51st Bengal Native In- protest for its non-payment to be registered in the books GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPA.NIES. --- XIV. during the wars of La Vendee. Out of 10,304 sizes. In the morning he asked Watkins where Ham, chary in their purchases of yarn as the are reluctant America (byßrit.pack.' lec. 4 .......... Liverpool .• • 1) . fantry, has been appointed to a divisional command of Council and Session at Edinburgh, and had procured was, and he (Watkins) re lied he was one to Boulogne rt•th• d • ' y • o give e increase price asked by the spinners ; but Dividend Amount America (by United StE rie ' vote 7 there were 9,924 affirmative votes to 303 an extract of such entry, which operated, according to during Sir John Cheape's absence in Butanah • and with Mr. Probert. He al P so said Sill ha g d got a good deal there is a pretty fair business doing to order with the Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price. packet) ........../ Toy. 30.......... Liverpool ••• - . 4 negative. Several members of the old Legitimist the law of Scotland, as a warrant of execution or dili- Annum. Share. America (by U. State i.,,,, Del Brigadier Sargent, Madras army, command; the of money out of it (meaning the prosecution), and if-Henry manufacturers, at the improved rates. There is a mode- ..____ -- packet .......... -7 ............... SouthaniP.- - families in La Vendee walked to the polling-booths g?nee against the property of the plaintiff, or against ei ceded districts during General Steele's employment Broome did not give him 40/. he would wash his hands of rate amount of wool changing hands, at the recently ---- - S. 4. d. A. 8. d. Australia (via South tan De' i on service. Superintemling-Surg. R. Scott, Madras at the head of their tenants, as their anc!stors for- h t i a s t per t ri t , : i f i not f privileged from t rres t t, a d nd it was . the thing altogether. On Hamp's return to England the advanced quotations. British .. •• •• •• ••• • • • - - - - ampton ... . -1, Oth of each month SouthamP-- . ne e. merly led their followers to battle. Their clergy, s szi_ a ede endant Collett rt re:, ene and !ri- witness asked him why he (Hamp) had not appeared. He MACCLESFIELD, Nov. 30. -We have little further B 1? itto Provincial : . • . 11. 1 8 s. 20 0 0 20 0 0 2234 liit to (zia Marseilles) 7 !4th of the month Dover .. •• • se army, has applied to retire from the service. The Ditto (via Cape of Goo Pl' 4 who have preserved their ancient influence over them te . nde d d i , unless preyented h by t l hat ?on it o vi li a r s oc s e t e a d with said because Mrs. Broome had given him 4001.,t0 keep progress to report in sales of manufactured g9ods. cft; h o t fionciOn • :...: :.. LI 1 2 0: : : Iro :O ig Governor of the Straits is in future to have a salary Hope -..-- - ..2 , 'nd of December.. Plymouth • • nee . ~ of 4,200/. a year instead of 3,6001., with a govern- were most active in canvassing for Louis Napoleon; th e ? don li oo gen fo c r e t a h g e ams la t i : t. e p ai t nt ff t the acceptance, tewdhe.nn out of the way. The piece trade is also slacker than it was. The Sentinental (2dCae )••• 4L 75 0043 10 0 75 Africa (West Coast)../ ird of the month. Plymouth •• r oc . l" and to this is owing, in great measure, what has vi Cross-examined by M r . ski oner -H e had been living question of the fifteen per cent. duty now pending ,' 2 . i e tl a q 1) 1 -- - t a tJe le ntr . sil . ' ••••• • • . 10 pe s r W eent. 1: : : g : 5 0 :64% y A te le lg x i a u n m dri . a . * .. :: :: ....: 9 a ti ll i y &3oth of mon. i lLov ve er r .: :::: 1./: 14 inent residence and an aide-de-camp and secretary handed to the defendant, a eared by its date to be occurred. The journals of the southern depart- with Mr. }r a mp for seven Or eight months- °n an° Pc- seems to absorh a good deal of attention ; and, as before Imperial ........• .• .. 31. & bonus. 50 0 0 60 0 0 87 Brazil ...... .• • • • • • • • • :lu 'h of • t • h • eniOnill:: SouthMnpton 1 ) ,, e , 1 6 provided him a ' t the expense of the state The - overdue and that Collett had 'P n P otice of its invalidity lunteering of the 3rd. D • b h • * • • ragoons is y t is time over V° ments remark as extraordinary the change which ,„, ' . h 11 • h th 1 • •- * _Lae Vice-C ance or said he thoug t e p aintiff en- casion the parish officers proceeded against him for not observed, to this is attributed the paucity of traneactions supporting his wife, and Mr Ramp had paid-the officers in goods for the moment ; but should this be settled by Independent ....... • • 61. 40 0040 0 0 46 Wiener Ayres ....... t'i ef the month.. Southampton v .,. 1 39 50 0 0 50 0 0 - California ......... M 1 & 17th of month SouthamPlon N'0f..,4 ----the • ha tak lac 'th litical opinions of the s en p ein e po y sail down the Indus and take ship for Eng- titled to an injunction, and made an order on the terms Do., Parl. Preference 62. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 25 iCape of Good Hope... .thof the month.. Plymouth • • . 10 .5 h t - cessar y• h * ettine his living in a total repeal of the duties which has been t't• - land abo population of the Aude. In 1848, th . at department w a was ne , e was g pe i toned eboinix .••..•••• • • .. 312 per cent. 50 0049 0 0 26% Cape de Verds ......3 Ithof the month.. Plymouth •• ii. s . l i ut the beginning of January The Duke asked. . ''b f lt - b f bth I t d '' fl • 1 f London ;he earned 3/. the week e ore as yor y e arges an most in uentia o the Manchester aateliff ..... ........ 6L 100 0090 0 0 - Constantinople* I. 'thl7th27thormo . Dover - •,„• ',," pee,. 0 11 elected Barbes and other equally violent Montag of Argyle with troops from London ' reach d. th's - betting. silk manufacturers, it is thought that what we lose in United General ...... IL 60 00en0 0 22 Central America ll .nd & 17th of mon. SouthamPi"," Ta 'Pi a port on Oct. 18, after a fair of ' und e • . 1 nards as members of the Constituent Assembly QUEEN'S BENCH-Dee. 1. Ann Cheltenham was then exemined by Mr. Parry. protection (which at the best is more apparent than real) Westminster Chartered 51. per cent. 60 0050 0 0 36% Channel Isles 3 4on.Wed.&Friday SouthamlZ; peo'ds* , days. Ensign Wilson, 70th Fo er ninety -I_. ,-. ,-,,,,, ,_ ot tolled at Cawn- uy uo,ooo votes. In the year 1849, when the THE QUEEN V. HAMP, PROBE W iTKINS THE RT, AND .• .- - She was staying about the 17th or 18th of March we shall gain on the other hand by an influx of foreign Ditto. New .... -• .. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 .10 o 0 6% .r h a i1 n i........... :: ..._._. i ; V i c c e l7 d t a ti ll o y f month i ;o o n y t e b r am . P .. .. rif l e . c soo . , pore on the Bth October,- Lieutenant Fraser, friends of order began to assume the upper hand, BRIGTON CARD CHEATING CASE. last at an hotel at Boulo e She saw Mr. Probert buyers, whom we now do not see in our markets N LIST OF soornsa COMPANIES' „PRICES. ce • ' 34 0 c ' Greeee* / thl7th27thohnon. Dover .. •• • • Tu et: Dg fo' 7th Madras Cavalry, at Langer, on the 28th their candidates could never poll more than 36,000 This was a case arising out of the card cheating affair d M H m ther M * 1-1 told her that he doubt, to some extent, their im ressions are, th * 13 Hamburgh :, liesday & Friday London .•• • ' su to i i , September ; Lieutenant E. S. Kennedy, 64th, votes ; whilst the Reds followed close after them at Brighton, and the charge made against the defendants ::me tl r eere •ci be ot e ri of r: tlie M P -- h t he might adhere to a protective duty, :are not enabledat as we y it a coni- Name of Company . Dividend Amount per of Holland /t Vednesday & Sat London ..• •.: De e j ,lll Paid. Price. Honduras ......... * 7th of the month. SoulhamP l •l' vein. • at Meerut, on the 15th October ; Lieutenant R. with 30,000 votes. * On the vote for the plebiscite was of conspiring to defeat the ends of justice. not be obliged to prosecute John Broome. Mrs. pete with the German and other manufacturers on the Annum. Share. Ireland ........M 8e • I wice daily ...... Holyhead ••• nea.• Crosse, 73c1 Native Infantry, at home on the 7th in 1851 there were 57,000 affirmative votes, but Mr. Pa i i i •ry (with whom was Mr. Metcalfe) stated the Broome, he said, had given him 400/. to keep out of Continent, and, as a natural result, the orders are given .--- - - --- ---- - India (vlaSeuthampt.)N lth of the month.. Southampton 6.0 September ; Dr. A. Brown, garrison surgeon, at there were likewise 10,207 negative. On the late rse d fo t r. t th e pros!cuticea.. The learned counsel first re the way. out in those markets, to the prejudice of our manufac- Ba kof S tland 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 190110 India (via Cape of (100( India (via Marseilles) I th&24th of month Dover .. •• • • f 6 ir at Br' hton " • in which he said John Cross-examihed by Sir A. Cockburn-She went to turers. Further, if any stronger argument was wanted Bri ' tishLii c lL Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2121. 0 H0pe)............. 54 Ith of the month. Plymouth •• • r ig f f: lB Attock, Peshawur, On the 4th October ; the Rev, election there were 70,516 affirmative votes, and -.- n r r r o e ome ° , th: a gir tt g ' only 575 negative. It must be observed. further ether with two other arties for the . benefit of her health. She was now against ahe prn . tect . ive du . ty, it would be found in the Caledonian Bank Mr. Boustead, at Bareilly, on the 14th October ; named Staden p ld ' el - Lne e s g • 13 . Boulogne Ensign J. S. Smith, Madras Native Infantry, at that but 8,000 electors have " abstained." , were charged with cheating at cards by the defendant Hamp (the son of a banker at •s s 1 . •e•• W* d ill-str t H k t She was of in. stationary position in which the silk manufacture has ivin in in m ee , aymar e . City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 1011 - 5 Mediterranean (via ton P ec.l remained in for years past, whilst all the other great gi o e m d m es e d r a c t i e e nr 4 e ni :: :: 11 1: r e r r T i t : 4 0 , g g ig g g u 7, Southampton ......IN !Oth of the month , Routhamp peen , dependent mean . 0 Ditto (via Marseillesp th & 24th ofmonth Dover ...• • • De e. : 4 sea, on the 19th June. Brigadier Brooke reached Hereford), which charge being carried to trial resulted PRUSSIA. This was the case for the presecution. staple trades of the country, which have been unfettered Eastern Bank •••• . • • • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 IN* 0 Mexico ............3 rid of the month. Southampton De e. ' his new command, at Umballa, on the 18th Octo- ultimately in Staden and James being imprisoned for Edinb.&Glasgow Bank 31. per cent. 50 0 50 0 41. 6s Madeira . .......3. 411&23dofthe noon. Southampton 10 It being then half-past 5 o'clock, the case was a d _by protection, have advanced in a most material degree. OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS th,l7th,l9th,27th, ber. It is reported that the young Rajah of Malwa The sessions were opened th 29 h • b two years. John Broome had, however, never sur- • take his trial ' journed until half-past 9 to-morrow (this day). Witness also the position of the silk throwsters, whose , Ixeharigeßnk of Scot.. -- 100 0031 5 0 Bs. Cd 636 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 161 58 Ma1ta*............171 Ir c 'S 30th of the month Dover ...• • • ne e- , has offered to construct a line of electric telegraph the Minister-Presidenf, wit _ 0: e t inst., . y rendered to , but the defendant Hemp had ~ h n address, of which made an affidavit that he (Broome ____ utter ruin was predicted by some persons on the aboli- i ' ol i tt n el l ettndßank bi percent. 20 0 0 210 0 3/. 4s Naples* ... - N ithlsth2sthofinon. Dover ...• • • " ne e.; from Indore to Bombay, entirely at his own. ex- the following are the most essential points :- charge. Mrs. Broome, shortl b ) f ve r a e s innocent of the ssizes were WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-Dzc. 1. tion of the duties on foreign thrown s'lk ; but Royal Bank of Scotland 51 . per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 11634 Papal qtates* . •.• • • 3 thlsth2sthofmon. Dover ..... . ' O ,O th t • d • 18 - Uni BkfStl d id t • 100 00500 0 93 Penins'ula - ::::::::15^ 012 an o ce an . per cen . thl7th27thofmon. Southampton F, ec , 1 ey never were a any perm more actively employed pense. To this he has probably been incited by the ~ The adminisiration of finances has been conducted to be held, received a messageYre e nes o t. the h a t tt d f (Be ore P. Bayley, Esq.) than at present, and this chiefly for e Western Bask - •••• •. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 73 Peru .... .... ....... X' kl & 17th of month , outhampton pee . 1 resident and the residency surgeon, two of the most with the customary regard to our necessities, and with at the Exeter Hotel, in the Strgand, uaif id 7 0 ?.. en xport ; nor Alliance Fire and Life 9% /.pr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 22% Tuscany* ........../C 41115th25thof mon, Dover ...• • • De e. n doing so SEEKING A WIFE. were the operatives in this department ever doi b t 0 PELLA . S v HUNTER.-NOVEL MODE OF ng e ter. British Guarantee philanthropic aentlemen in India. Dr. Dodd, the order and economy. found there the three defendants viz Ham M tion intiff a forei er Certainl no o portunity for removi r • This was an ac brought by the pla e gn y p ng the duties could 2aledonian Fire Inger. 10/. per cent. 100 0010 0 0 241. Od Van Diemen' sLand(see Calcutta I Vlintfmaster, has ret ed from the Cape, " The September proposition has not, up to the pre- Probert, a clergyman, and Watkins, * a.' watcli P ' maker. d merchant of Fenchurch-street, City, against the de- be selected more favourable than the present which ity of Glasgow Life 61 per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 41. 13, Australia .......... ~......„ /(;01; Colonial Life ... and resum e d hi s d u ti es . an d D r . Sh aw h as re - sen t time, obtained adhesions from all sides/ but the The se thr ee p a rties , as was alleged, worked upo n th e an aere f t h L l m a t r imonial Alliance would find our manufacturers generally bar e of 4 k *Th 11 f A tralia via the Cape of Good Hope nre„„1 1 ti g ', fendant as man g _ e ega oc on Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0015 0 0 241. 75 e 111 ( 9. sor us Wrned to the Madras Mint on being relieved Government feels assured of the consent of the country fears of Mrs. Broome, and ultimately obtained a cheque tedtb thd Th fr •tth - Association, the offices of which were sta oe a an • e ee mg agains e maintenance of these Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 31. 12s . o th It rnat onth Th Ade "11 0 $ r n e see nod of every a e e m . ose in .... de , l e for 400/. from her the condition u on t Life Assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 3s. 17, 20th and 24 1 th of each month via Southampton and 2i tu - 0 5 , v f by him. A severe gale occurred at Madras early in the political negotiations it has pursued. phe cheque was No 2, p o iasmouth-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, to re- duties is evidently increasing. Thrown silks continue in October, in which the ship Successor, laden " Propositions respecting designs relative to the cora- g 'd f d v t e i r being that i t een ant Hamp should not appear c er the sum of 10/ e , which he had paid under a pro- more in request, at advancing rates, and orders in trtrt i rrtlit r l: IT i t re + t p=t : 2 1 0 0 0 ( 0 1 i ( j l 2 1 0 : 1 ( ) ) 335. 0; 0 M I : , Zit l a t v i r e n e trart t er p s r . esent from bingapore, u vo 1 4 a - ith stores for Rangoon, and several native craft, munl, district, and provincial regulations, as well as a e as s m,z . c ro were then at di hand, to give evi- m n i v se of b e i n g introdUced by the society to a lady de- seine i ns t ance s are offer e d for some time to come, Scottish Union Ingram 7341 1) . pr cent. 20 0 0 10 0 lg . 0, 1* Mails are also made up on the 2d of every alternate 1 :, OP ' A - ere totally wrecked. Along the coast also the First Chamber will be presented. The last proposi- slsi a ice ag ic l not .B r o s t v n h e ;el; A.c t e l z rigly f the defendant stined to be his wife, but which promise had not been which, however, are generally refused, as the diffi- Standard Lifb •••• . . • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 U ed Dep.Assurance 51. per cent 10 0 0 12!.1's 1 0 0 i 11. 6d the Cape of Good Hope. -The mails which (night to h• in lid rf the 14th will not be dispatched before the 25th. tion concerns the freedom of the Crown from limitations li p ii . s o justice were rf d culty of working fine descriptions increases, from -lit • The mails to those countries thus marked (*) :are eel° 1 0 ;everal native vessels were destroyed betwixt the defe m ated as cha a r p e p ol ea in , the indic.tmenet pe orme . * Ex Dividend. >di and 14th. A foul murder of four people which are not grounded upon the interests of the coi!n- Mr. De Jersey, for the plaintiffi said that in Septem- the great scarcity of hands felt in the throwing mills. , a lO After callin Le witnesses to pro e f t f WEST COAST OF AFRICA.-The MARS will not be m..... 8 -- , try. Generally, the Government will be mai *ntained in- v rs ac E s r o a merely ber last bis client, who was a na tive of Genoa, observed Raw Silks-The chief feature to notice is an operation mISCELLANEOVS. 4th of next month. las been conamitted. at Landour, the murderers t hnical natufe, Mr. Parry called M oome, who -s'' l in a w ee kly newspaper an advertisement headed " Im- to the extent of 1,000 bales of Chinas, at an advance of Laving been discovered to h be th ave en e dependent of all party endeavours. No interference with c_c . th h 1 tte * le al freedom will be ermitted • but no weakening of the after going roug a very ong s a ment as to the pre- Dividend Amount toll A eee li portant to Bachelols and Spinsters," wher2i . zl.l who . c.l on pr: ta vir rates. t tali c an en s i are also firmer. Bengals Name of Company per of Paid. Price. ARE RAILWAY SHARES A QUALIFICATION F- , 0 , 00 )olice of the town ! The invalid establish- = R g o 1 bdi * P ' 'll 13 tole ted. It is the liruinary facts, said that On the 16th March, havina were ! single ewe: invited to apply to the me y, and ernam hi i f ia b ry ;. hd . ty of working . this silk . Annum. Share. IN PARLIAMENT ?-This rather novel question D tit 4 , UentS of the three presidencies are to be aboli hed '1 ya power f y v . ision wi d e ra . received a message to do so from Henry Broome, oee _______ ___ the P e tit rY s ) egal path o constitutional evelopment which gives ( 11 k-the marnaae to be of mutual ad- being the c e arner to its use. The deliveries, how- -- enter into w . . bronght before the House of Commons, upon ~„ re ._,,' ,nd those now belonging to them pensioned. security and enduring success." . • went to the Exeter Tavern and after some ne t• t• • • , go la ion tage. The plaintiff wishing to try such an event, ever, continue on an average scale. . - .E._ s. d. S. s. d. Lord Fitzclarence was expected to arrive by the with the defendants, handed a cheque to them upon the van ,._ et..- eati,„..e-__ ... ' . - e - --• e" " - -- ---- ~ . . . . ~ .. . - __ teamer nf 14.. 9,1+1, -:,....1- ...,..-7 T --A -A - r _, I I N'SCRANCE COMPANIEi, Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. I Price , Annum, Share. — --- ----.— A s. d. A s. 4. Albion ...... •....... W. 106. 500 0 0 50 0 0 88 illianco Srit. and For. IL 148.6d.b5, 100 0 0 I I 0 0 23% Ditto Marine.., •• .. 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Anchor ........ • • .... 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 Atlas ......• .........• 138.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 21 Argus Litb .... •• .. 41. per cent. 100 I 0 16 0 0 British Commercial •• 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7 Clericl,ll ed.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20% County .............. 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 14s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 17% Eagle .. .. Eqlty and Law .. •• 4 36 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6% European Life •• •• • 15s, 20 0 0 All paid. 14 General •••••• •• •• 50 0 . 5% Globe •........• 61. per cent. Stock. . l5l Guardian ........ •• • • 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 59 Imperial Fire........ 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 256 Imperial Life ...• ..... 12s. 100 0010 0 0 19% Indemnity Marine.... 11. sit. & 48. 100 0 0 20 0 0 17 Law Fire • .......... 2s & 2s. be. 100 0 0 210 0 Law Life .... .... .... • 100 0 0 10 0 0 50 Legal and General Life 50 0 0 20 0 5% London Fire ........ 10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 25 London Ship -........ 10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 28 Marine ••••••• •• .. .. 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 18 Med. Invlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2% Minerva ........ •• .. Sp. et. & be. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 Monarch .....• ••, ,; 50 0 10 0 20 tiatlcnal Lean Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 26 Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2 % Pelican • • .... ...... •• — Pncenix Professional Life...... 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 Provident Life........ 11. s s. k be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 4% 0 Rock Life.. —— .. .... 58. 1 0 0 010 0 8% Royal Exchange 6l. p.ct. & be. Stook. all 235 gun Fire. Ditto Life ....• United Kingdom Universal Life.... •• 21.55. per *h. 100 0 0 10 0 0 45 Victoria Life ....• • • Si. per cent. 412 6 5% [ BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Compar y. per of I Paid. I Price. Annum. Share. DOCKS. Dividend Amount 'fame of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. .----- -- ---- .€ s. d. £ s. d. Commercial .......... 41. pr cent. Stock. 105 Alut and %Vest( mi.& ... 6541. pr cent. Stock. East Country • ... •• . 208. per sh. 100 0 0 London ..• • ... •• •• 51. pr cont. Stock. 12113( Ditto Bonds.. .. .• •• 41. per cent. St. Katharine ...... •• 4 per cent. Stock. 101 3..utharnpton ........ 11. per cent.. 50 0 0 50 0 0 39 Victoria ——..— . • 20 0 0 20 0 6% Names of ... I Dividend Names of i ml ,Divide.. Companies. P i ...., ' per • “". Campanles. 4 1 A . n p n e u r ..l Price, el Annum. w £ X Ashtnac Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield . 100 21. 10s. SO Sarnsley.• • • 160 _ Neatk .... • • 100 161. 'ArkokgcAbrg 150 51. xis Oxford.. •• • • 100 ; 13 /. 135 31rrafnghs.m 40 41. 101 Peak Forest. ut 3/. les. 70 '.llovontry.... leo 251. 200 Regent's— .• 33 11. 0.. 17 4 Derby • •... 100, 61. 63 Rochdale..•• 05 21. 42 ZllicureScChs 69 2ii p. Ct. 3344 Semrset Coal 150 •lrandJunctn 100 31 pr.et. 50% Do.LkFd St 12 Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 12 &6•n4 &Wore 140 281. 405 Grand Surrey 100' 21. 10s. Shrewsbury.. 125 ;band Union 100 11.10 s. 24 Stonrbrldge.. 145 201. 290 Kennt& Avu 39 Gs. 04. 7U Severn and 1 Lancaster . 100 Wye nail. 8 26 21. Os. 24 Leeds&Livrp 100; 251. 51254 Warwick& 1 Leicester .••• 100 51. 66 Uirmi ng . j 100 41. 40 beicstr&Nth 831 41. 44% Warwick& 1 Loughborogh 142 701. 510 Naptou..s 100 31. 28 Itonmouthsh 1001 Worcstr 8;1 llntgemrysli 100 , Blueing. 78 31. 33 Ifeltniviwbry 100' Wilts & Brks —10 s. 0,1. 1 1,.; sea, on the 19th June. Brigadier Brooke reached his new command, at Umballa, on the 18th Octo ber. It is reported that the young Rajah of Malwa has offered to construct a line of electric telegraph from Indore to Bombay, entirely at his own ex pense. To this he has probably been incited by the resident and the residency surgeon, two of the most Philanthropic gentlemen in India. Dr. Dodd, the Calcutta Mint-master, has returned from the Cape, and resumed his duties • and Dr. Shaw has re turned to th e Madras Mint on being relieved by him. A severe gale occurred at Madras early in October, in which the ship Successor, laden with stores for Rangoon, and several native craft, were totally wrecked. Along the coast also so veral native vessels were destroyed betwixt the Bth and 14th. A foul murder of four people has been committed at Landour, the murderers having been discovered to have been the police of the town ! The invalid establish ments of the three presidencies are to be abolished, and those now belonging to them pensioned. Lord Fitzclarence was expected to arrive by the steamer of the 24th inst., and Lord and Lady Falkland leave the hills 'on the 16th, to come to the presidency to meet him. His lordship's health, about which so many stories have been set l;l4gDing, is as goo d as ever it was . G enera l Stave .ey and the g enera l s t a ff o f th e army h ave arr i ve d t the preside nc y : it i s no t k nown f or certa i n nether the General, on delivering over command T, l-4 lrd Fitzclarence, goes home or re-assumes e.ar go f most likeeithe Poona division—the former is thought steamer then 3d ult, Lady Jocelyn reached Madras on and th e and sailed next day for Calcutta ; september otooFitan, with the mail of the 24th iZthe 25th. A Provincial Grand Master h a :, brethren have en created for Madras, and the of the civil serv q e , s t_ed Mr. R. H. illiamson, moured that Si r ~,,tr o the office. It is ru m,arst succeeds Sir H. p o w: , Anderson, from Ceylon, Madra,s as Governor. Lieutenants Corstorph g i, r e at and Thompson, 13th Madras Fusiliers, Native Infantry, died on board the Malaba r , as , Cape, on the 20th Augustand n ia t t h h eir way to the wasgeptember re spectively. Sir R. Armstrong marVellore Vellore before on the 23d, and was not looked for at the 28th ult. The artist Beechey, °II of Sir. W. Beechley, died at Lucknow on the 17th Octob er . A silver mine is said to have been discov ere d in the Tenasserim provinces at Koedan, by Mr. L onsdale, ftnd another at Henzie, by Messrs. Bo o th and Maling. During the last day of the Mohurrum at Cawnpore, the IVlahomedans again quarrelled with the Hindoos, and the Military were called out ; two lives were lost. Strange to say, up to this . day not a single token of respect has been paid to the memory of the late illustrious sidency. Duke of Wellington in the Bombay pre- This was an action brought — byihe plaintiff, a foreigner and merchant of Fenchurch-street, City, against the de fendant as manager of the Legal Matrimonial Alliance Association, the offices of which were stated to be at No. 2, Portsmouth-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, to re cover the sum of 101 ., which he had paid under a pro mise of being introduced by th e society to a lady de stined to be his wife, but w hi c h promise had not been performed. Mr. De Jersey, for the plaintiff, said that in Septem ber last his client, who was a native of Genoa, observed in a weekly newspaper an advertisement headed " Im portant to Bachelors and Spinsters," wherein all who were single were invited to apply to the society, and —the marriage to be of mutual ad wishing to try such an event, v enter awrotent a g i into oe followingwm d e l o p ek l a plaintiff," ff t e i tter to Mr. Hugo Beresford, the secretary, to whom applications were directed to be made, at the above address : After calling some witnesses to prove facts of a merely technical nature, Mr. Parry called M rs . B roome, who after going through a very long statement as to the pre liminaryo rdww eiieretneeh cit vtttehode t understanding a eef em c t Enx s ed , seastnae s tgr a se i ,, rd handedtathv et that tr a dn t me, ora and, a n . dllc h,from the aeamc tupe l eHr 6 w t ets h onoo urinMyl themde Broome,a rnncut, embodying'o h ato ip a na p v t n hoha n g ere against her husband at the approaching assizes, which cheque Mr. Probert put into his pocket, remarking that he and Hamp "would now go to Boulogne." On the payment of the money a memorandum of receipt was given to the witness signed by Mr. Hamp, the understanding upon which it was given. Cross-examined .by Sir A. Cockburn (who appeared for Mr. Probert)—Staden and James were only occa sional acquaintances of her husband. After th e car d cheating charge was made before a magistrate, Mr. R amp again came to her husband's house. He (Ramp) also invited her husband to Hereforclshire, and would insist upon his coming. Her husband accordingly went dow n during the hunting season. He had not been in London since the Lewes assizes, in July. She had seen him at' Ostend about two months since. Since last July she had' seen her husband in England. She had not seen hi m ' within 24 hours. She could not say whether she saw him within the last week. By together Lord were husband Cross-examination continued—At the time of her re ceivinhegr t a h t e te m nda ess n a e g e e a f t ro t m he EHamxepter and was in England. Her husband had spoken of the affi davit made by Hamp, that he (J. Broome) was inno cent. Watkins, Hotel, ing She did not tell her husband of the interviews with the defendants, at which she had given over the cheque for 4001. She had obtained the cheque from Mr. Fisher, who was a friend of her husband's. Mr. Fisher lent the money without the knowledge of her husband. She did not know that the payment of the cheque was stopped on the evening of the day when it was handed to the defendants by her. Mr. Fisher went with her to the Exeter Hotel, when she was called there by the message. He was not present during the whole of the interview. When she first got to the Exeter Hotel, Henry Broome, her brother-in-law, was there. She could not say, whether the affidavit made by Hamp of J. Broome's innocence was mentioned, nor whether it was stated at 5 0 ARE RAILWAY SHARES A QU A L IFICATIO N VOA be e d IN PARLIAMENT ?—This rather nove l ques tion intiti°,' brought before the House of C ommons , u p o n the P" ro tori of the electors of Kingston-upon-Hull, against the 4,0° Mr. J. Clay, who contested the representation,u e t b e bon' Viscount Goderich and th e H on . L. B u tl e r. 3 " A in_r o member's statement of his qualifi ca ti on , delivere - 0 0P A the clerk of the house beino. "Absolute interest el# j in the Great Southern aneWestern Railway of - 1-r , 0 13 , A Dublin, on the security of the railway coraper',J bank, and shares in the Union Bank of Austral's' Broad-street, vested in his own name." de ° ee• THE JEWS OF PALESTINE. —A pamphlet, ,by " The Jews in Palestine," has been publish o bog; Zipfel, at Jena, and dedicated to the Jews as th; The tendency of this pamphlet is to impress uP".0001/ minds of the Jews the expediency of directing, B ,. e „, i ri t.o and practically, the minds of the Jewish inhabibr; foe, the land of Judah, but particularly those in tit' o inieti cities, to agriculture ; and particularly by their J er io. the Christian agricultural settlers from North An_2o.% BELGIUM. The Chambers, in their sitting of the 29th inst., discussed and voted the project of law relative to the conversion of the Five per Cent. Debts of 1840, 1842, and 1848, into Four-and-a-half per Cents. Sixty-six members voted for the project, and two abstained. HUDDERSFIELD, Nov. 30.—The demand for woollen to-day has been about an average season; blacks of middle qualities have been mostly in request. The mar ket has been dull in the hall at present, being what is known as the between seasons. Z. a. d. :P.. a. d. -- Assam Tea .... • • ...• 50 0 0 20 0 0 10 Luctimn Mart •••• • • • • 21, sa. 50 0 0 35 Australian A griculturl 11. 100 0 0 ,35 0 0 100 Australian Trust •• .. 61. per cent. 35 0 0 Australian Itoya Mail 10 0 0 20 0 3% Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s, 10 0 0 10 0 0 22 15s. 38 10 0 Canada ie a A : m .,, e . r .. a . n ,, L . a . n . d . 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 n D l o t . to s , p 6 e p r r ce e n t t . B il o o n n t 6 5 1 1 : p p e e r r cent. cent. -- 115 City Navigation Bonds 3i per cent. ..... 97 Electric Telegraph (A) 25 0 0 20 0 0 21 Ditto ...• •••• • • (B) 25 0 0 710 0 774 Equitable Reversionry 5/ pr. cent. 10 0 0 0 100 0 0 l'7li Ditto New •••••• •• 50 0010 0 0 Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.c.&b5,21 100 0 0 100 0 0 100 Gen.StesmNavigatlon 10 p.ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 28% Hudson's 8ay......., _ Stock. 220 Hungerford .......... 21. ss, 100 0 0 100 0 0 London Institution ... London Reversionary Si. per cent. 15 0 0 15 0 0 15 Russell Institution— .. 12 10 0 Price's Patent Cand. Co. 101. per Cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 25 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4)41. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 106 Royal Mail Steam.... ' 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 79 gi,uth Australian.-- 51,per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 39 Trust and Loan Comp. of Honer Canada. -- 20 0 0 3 0 0 LL. " Sept. 3,1852. " Sir,—Some time ago the writer saw an advertisement of yours in a London paper, under the title of 'Matrimo nial Alliance Association,' and now should feel obliged by your letting him k now , at the earliest convenience, what you think you co u ld really do for him, he being a most honourable and respectable single gentleman, desirous of getting married to a respectable lady—no matter her age— possessing a handsome fortune, and who, after satisfactory inquiries, might be disposed to help him with a loan of 2,0001., purposely to increase his business, which is most lucrative, and presents the greatest security. He has for several years bee n an es t a bli s hed foreign commission mer chant in the City of London, enjoys great respectability and credit in the t ra d e , is banking with a first-rate firm in Lombard-street, a n d i n fac t ca n give the best references for the period of the last twenty years. He is only hardly a middle-aged gentleman, foreigner by birth, but many years (say ten) is living in London. He has a dwelling-house for himself entirely for him, and it is furnished the same as any lady or gentleman of style can wish. With the reply please to state your terms, as these must be settled before hand. Enclosed you will find five postage stamps. I re main, yours truly, A, 8... '.S. Please address the letter Surrey." only, M. W. Jones, No. 10, The Grove, Clapham-road, A prompt reply from Mr. Hugo Beresford was sent asking for the usual registration fee of ss. in postage stamps, on the receipt of which a printed form of appli cation to the association would be forwarded. The stamps were sent, the plaintiff in exchange being sup plied with the form, in which he was to state his age, weight, height, complexion, colour of hair and eyes, and in fact describe himself as he would a horse he had to dispose of. After this Mr. Hugo Beresford again wrote to hum intimating that he had a very choice selection of ladies on hand, the charge on an engagement with either of which would be between 30/. and 401., and that a small deposit was required, which, if after forwarding, the plaintiff should not yet be suited, would be placed to his credit, and deducted from the gross amount when he was. Plaintiff thereupon enclosed in an envelope to Mr. Beresford a cheque upon Messrs. Glyn, his bankers, for 51., which had the effect of causing Mr. Beresford to make another demand upon plaintiff's purse, at the same time intimating that the christian name of the lady he was to be introduced to was " Fanny." The plaintiff, under the impression that this was only the legalised ordeal of bachelorship, and encouraged by learning the 1 name of his future wife, transmitted another cheque for • 51., with a hope that he should forthwith be introduced to e BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 29.—The excitement of the last few weeks in the iron trade continues unabated, and contracts are now everywhere being refused unless at a further advance of two pounds per ton—of this advance at the next meeting of the trade making there the price of bar iron 10/. Of the establish men t _ _ appears a probability, should no unexpected check occur. How much of the present demand is of a speculative character, or what prospect there may be of a sustained export trade, under which our well being is now so deeply dependent, under an ex treme range of prices, seem to be matters of little con sideration among the clamorous. That there is, and will be for some time to come, an accumulation of demand beyond the powers of production in our district, is taken as an undisputed fact ; and the advocates for avail ing themselves of this opportunity are numerous. The proprietors of many large works have already been compelled materially to reduce their make, though under an unusual press of orders, from inability to obtain materials, particularly coals. During the last few years of unremunerative trade, not only have many infe rior workings of mines been abandoned, but the usual preparations and provisions for future supplies, by the erection of new plants upon unbroken mine, have to a great degree been neglected ; and in addition to the scarcity that has thus naturally ensued under so large an increase of consumption, unfortunately the late unpropitious weather has most materially impeded mining operations of every description. In seve ral localities it has put a partial stop to them, by laying large tracts under water, and a considerable time must elapse before their previous amount of produce can be recovered. Both ironstone and coals are therefore realising unwarrantably high figures, and a further ad vance has been given, unasked, to the miners and col liers, making upon the whole is. per Cy to the latter, and 6d. to the former.—l ris's Birming4am. Gazette. THE GOLD REGlONS.—Extract from a letter dated Geelong, July 3, 1852 :—" The golden prospects of aggrandisement have staggered, and still stagger. Hardly a day passes but I hear of people making for tunes. Our late salesman, after a month's absence, came down with 2301. worth of the precious metal. He was one of a party of six, and the gold obtained by the lot amounted to 1,9551. Of course, some of the party were up longer than a month. I think it most likely I shall be off with the same party early in October. They have been up t w i c e, and have each time been lucky ; three out of the six are worth upwards of 1,0001. each, and this in about eight months." [ADVERTISEMENT.] HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS, AN EXTRAORDINARY REMEDY FOR ERYSIPELAS.— Copy of a letter from Mrs. Yeates, Post-office, Aldwick road, Bognor, Sussex, dated October 4, 1852.—" To Professor Holloway. Sir, This is to ce r tify t h at having suffered from severe erysipelas in the leg for up wards of three months, which resisted all medical aid, I was advised to try your pills and ointment, and to follow the rules for diet as prescribed in your book of directions. This treatment was perfectly successful, as I am now completely cured by your medicine, and now enjoy the best of health. I have recommended them to others similarly afflicted, and with equal success."—Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establishment; 244, Strand, London. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Casualties by death in the armies of India since the departure of the mail on the 17th October : H. M.'s TROOPS. —Ensign T. B. Watson, her Ma jesty's 7th regiment at Cawnpore on the Bth October of fever. the meeting that the money was wanted for the purpose of paying the sum that would be forfeitable by Hamp upon his recognisances. The words used by Mr. Probert on putting the cheque in his pocket were, " We will go to Boulogne," or something to that effect. She had previously commenced proceedings at the Middlesex Sessions in regard to the present charge, but the bill was thrown out. These proceedings were commenced in September. She could not say whether it was upon her return from Ostend that these proceedings were com- IMPORTATION OF CATTLE. —During the season of 1851, there were imported into London, rid Lowestoft, 7,834 beasts, 54 horses, 3,322 sheep, 777 pigs, and 1,033 quar ters of grain. This year, the numbers have been, 10,742 beasts, 7,730 sheep, 32 horses, 473 pigs, and 2,000 quarters of grain, besides butter, eggs, &e., not enume rated. IVIADRAs. R. H. D avies, 48th N. 1., at Cochin on th e —Lieutenant 6th September. Lieutenant Charles _ NELSON'S DAUGHTER. TO THE EDITO R OF THE SUN: - SlR,—Allow me, through your widely-circulated columns, to call public attention to the fact that Nelson's only daughter, Horatio., is not provided for, after.- the lapse of nearly half a century since his remains ere consigned to the tomb, and his dying request un fulfilled by the country, only a trifle having', f' 'raised to provide for her. The sum of between and 9001. is all that has been gathered, and she ve sons and three daughters. Amongst the list of names who have contributed to this object is that of His Royal Highness Prince Albert, who has given 251. Now that the tomb of Nelson has been entered for the first time perhaps since his remains were deposited in 1805, to admit those of Arthur the late Duke of Wel lington, the mournful circumstance ought of itself to awaken the country from its 47 years of slumber and neglect of the dying wish of its greatest naval hero, whose request has so long been forgotten and apparently entombed with his remains. It is to be lamented that, amidst the sorrow and national regret which pervades the country, 1 2. 0 attention, from any quarter, is paid to the matter, and the trifling provision already made is i . , ? , :, so i r 7reas ut e o d ghfut b el y mr, t i a n hn d d i w vi oi d snh u l al or public exertion for public servants, and e mortal man to greatest only f ehi o n i e d— o f e E vi n n :a n n g d's a thus belying the words of the im mortal extent that we may say - confidently— England Nov., 1852. has not done h er d u t y , although Nelson ex am,_ Sir, your o b edi p e ected it n with his last breath.—l Near Guildhall, 29tT. servant R. H. THE GERMAN PRESS.---1 1 ----- 71 ;" - , c T ---- -----tsseter ZeitWn g speaks of a clause to be inseyte makmd in the law on the press, under deliberation at the Diet, git incumbent upon every editor of a newspaper, published i n G ermany, or for Germans, to be a Christian. _ BIRTHS. OF A SON. 4 0 On Monday the 29th ult., the Viscountess F°- ike t he lo On the 30th ult. at the M anor -h ouse, Chiswic k , of Harrington 'rue, M.D. th e OF A DAUGHTER. On the 30th ult., at Stowey Mead, Soraersetshire' wife of S. Thompson, Esq., barrister. MARRIED. ird 0 0 1 On the 30th ult., Major H. W. Bunbury, th r _ Jaag Sir Henry Bu n b ury , B art., to Miss Cec ili a Nat ' , ter of Lieut.-General Sir George Napier, i s • C per fin ir g e ,.? o , l 7o . ? On the 30th ult., at Littlebourne, C. B. eldest son of C. R. Sperling Esq., of 115rgraneci.' EABex, to Eliza Diary, second - Claughter of D. De n of Elbridge-house, Kent. for O a n the Superintendent of the D mm E in A lp T to l n lS . Vigo office. On the 29th ult., at St. a C i atl j ie e rin ca.rr e te 's 7 c e o!te li : cliSn::sl'6l:lill: , G. Paine,aged 38. On the 28th ult., Air. J . Winkworth, of New Brantford' aged 83. tre e ' On 30th ult., A. P. Gibson, Esq , of Ifolles-sbutgb Cavendish-square, late Consul• General .at St. ret4ll 0.1,, for the United States of America. On the 30th ult at Cumberland -lodge, Wind s°r-P t 01 Lieut-General Wemyss, Colonelof the 93d Regiw erj Foot. --•!..- of i - 1 -50, London : Printed and Published by AITJEDO V 0... r u ill, No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Th e Sun Office, cow P":'• ti GI Strand, in the Precinct of the Swop, in the Middlesex, Thursday, December 2, 1852. sm3llAl ~,,,-9,,T,,, c E Is ~,.,..,,vN and I "vra the o Mess dices, Corny Ag for 1 n, Lundol 30, Corahlii," RAPID s lll % e Large ai Ty.l le ns, and in ve Lon, kd e i a l ?tY, th Go od : in not lia„, must b ( Ta -,ago b Mor My gage her 1 'ItAitLE3 `ZStr alia ,, It It RSTLA ? 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