The Sun. — London, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

TILE SUN , LONDON, T UES .0 A I( EVENING, NOVEMBEI city of London should hesitate before they gave ROYAL OLYMPIC TII.ZATIISS. . sued la tnis euetence by the Anglo-Inttien Govern- - e • se - - s * ; 1 1 T"F FilEAk II ht.rwi - Al , THE SHARE MARKETS. Lsssse and Manager, Mr. W. Fame-. I ~ .4 _., 1 1.4 , „, i 4- 'He notices to Parliament, or in any other way ren- am, EvF,N iNG, ' meat. -______-4a 1 --ear----- (7-red themselves reeponsible in any such matter. Will be performed THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord - Ora- We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. i I3I2.IETXSH RAILWAYS- Mr. Mr. W Warren ; Sir John Melville, Mr. Norton • Lovewell . . Mr. BENNOCE advocated the project strongly, The prosecutions for perjury directed under the A of the members of the Republican op- Mr. NV ' Farr . en . . jun. • Brush, Mr. 11. Farren ; Mr. Stirling, Mr. G. meeting Railways. paid. s om i na , p rioes, Business done Mr. R. L. JONE 3 said he agreed in the proposition Cooke ; Mrs. Heidclhera, Mrs. Bartlett; Fanny, Miss L. Howard ; recent Act of Parliament appear to have excited a position was held yesterday morning; at which it was to-day. i te refer the subject to a committee for investigation : the country. The in- agreed that should the adjournment of the discussion ; ------ _ .. e. ,______ ____ , et; ,, ss ft e er ti w rii h n i e c , h eti a ss n F ew ield n in r g am . atic Sketch, called THE ORIGINAL strong sensetion throughout 'eat he must stop there, end he intreated the Court - BLOOMERS. ' veterate stickiere fir old abumes, Ibe men who shudder on the Qaesturs Bill, for authorisiog them to demand I A•'-ssi'leen- •• •• " all 9% to 9 % Amberaistc, Nottingham, to 9% % . 1 .; to entertain a thought of giving notices to Per le concluae with AZ,bAuEidLer;aor.4.othte Prodigal In London, supported an armed force, to be cornscanded by a generel K L i e n e l s o . ch Clifton ; Meadames at the very Dime of reform, refer triumphantly to their 4% eament before the result of that investigation was Ellin Turner, ' and n• nominueed by them ' or by the President of the As- P. _ eliast andConnty vows 37% „ ~,, Sly Phillips, i s i r p s a . , Calt u o n g: known, former predictions, which they declare to be fully sembly, be refused, then the Members of the Re • Ri ai n- 7 1 4 ;l ig t I. k1 ; 1 :2 ::: : se s4 5 4% 1: 4 Mr. Deputy OBBARD said he differed from the last 1111111 WATER A DO BRIDGE June., late 33/. 6s. 9d.. 26 11% - 10% d. speaker as to the importance attached to the giving of rina DAT -Morning 4 rain. after - 9 1 ing 46 min after 9 been made out for a total repeal of the enactment The discussion came on yesterday, and was a very Do. Chest. & Blrkenhd., the notices. That movement was indispensable to T o -M va oaso-Morning 25 min. after 101 Evening 0 min after 11 which a d m it s th e evidence o f par ti es , and thereby stormy one. It e nded in t h e r e ject i on of t he p ro p o- 501. &251. Consolidated all 11% -leas the carrying out of the plan, without involving an - - 17% 7% - 6%dls. -- - • Bristol and Exeter.• 100 78 -19 79 expense of more than a few pounds, and without corn- numbers being for the Bill 300, against it 408. This THE WEATHER-Sulu OFFICE, NOVEMBER 18 sons to call the DEITY to witness the truth of gross Caledonian •• •• •• 50 13% - 13% 13% 11 54 mitting the Ceurt to the adoption of it all.- (Hear, THERMOMETER, IY THE SHADE. and infamous falsehoods. Others who are really deli- is another great victory for the Republicans, who Chester and Holyhead - all 18% - 18% 19% mblin and BelfsustJunct• 45 13 -21 4. hear.) He could not help expressing his surprise and 38 - highest since noon yesterday. decided the question by their votes; and who gave as ' Dublin and Kiagstown.. all - Indignation at the opposition which had been raised roue of promoting the amendment of the law, are a reason for so voting, that though they had no con - Dundalk and Eaniskdllon ell 28-lowest this morning and daring the night. to the comprehensive plan. yet staggered at the number of committals that may fidence in the PRESIDENT of the Republic, they D in t dee,yeretnandAber -35-thia day, at noon. DT: NewJti Junction t .. .. .. .. . all .. -•• Mr. Deputy STEVENS said, it had been stated by take place, and the frightful consequences that must somebody that Mr. Pearsoa's plan was an undigested BAROMETER, 29 . 8). distrusted the Bur raves still more than they did him.ail Public Securities were remark,bly firm tit the Banrse. East Anglian (251. L. k plan. Nothing could be more erroneous than such Wn4D . N.N.W.-dull hazy weather. ensue to litigants who, having been discredited by the . The E. and L. & D.) .. .. all aii•-• a% 3% % Five per Cents. opened at 911. 55c., and closed at a description. It wes fit in every respect to come ---......-e- .. ___...--..... presiding judge, are sent to trial for the grave offence 911. 80c., for the end of the month; the Three per E. D t o. , ( u lBl. E..& II.) - all 24, -2% e Countiea .. .. go 6% -6% 6 % % % bef .re a committee, and he would give to it all the DAILY WEATHER TABLE. of perjury. It has, therefore, been suggested that the Cents. closed at 561. 50c.; Orleans Railroad Shares, eastern Union, elms A. support he considered it well deserved. parties should be permitted to make their statements a• 872 f. 50e.; Rouen, 571 f. 25c.; Havre, 210 t.; Great late E. 'U. sharee •• all 4 -4% 1 - ' • 8' '... V . 1 1) )0 o. do do. iS & C do sla . ares - all 6 2% -a% State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following f+ orthern, 463 . i 5c.; Avignon, 20 .. i on.; lerzni, Mr. ELLIOTT said if it were meant by sending the •)laces at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations orally, and be subjected to cross-examination, but 433 f. 75 e . ; Bask, 1511. 25c. ; Bordeaux, 3781. 75c.; Paris East Do, •• • • all 15 - 15% 15% % 54 5% matter before a committee to pay respect to Mr. Pear ire arranged in order of latitude. without the administration of an oath, and that a cer- and Strashurgh, 360 f.; Tours and Nantes, 257 f 50c. De. New quarters •• all .. -.• son for the interest he had taken in the improvements East & West India Docks B P , a .Y I NOUTH-Wind N , . W., gentle breeze-cloudless. lain punishment should be inflicted should they be BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE and Bina June. .. all 49 -51 of the city of London, there could be no objection to aurora-Wind N., strong breeze-cloudless. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 17. East & West York. June. all such a proposition ; but there he would stop. He guilty ' of making wilfully false or exaggerated Boulogne and Amiens, LOL A --Dutch Rhenish, 2 3 / 4 -Lux- ~ : dinburg t , ruls Ulasituw 50 16% - 27% 27 a asrustia- W ind N. fresh nreeze-cloudless. would not go a step beyond the mere compliment, and Soienteeustros-Wind N ,strong breeze-cloudless. statements. % 5 4% - embourg (Canal), 14-Namur and Liege, 5?(,-Northern of Edin., Perth, and( Dundee 25 4 liasgoiw and South-West, 100 .. .. - , Da : do. G. D. &C.steck 5 6 5 1 6% .. therefore he should vote for the amend ment. r oLKISSTONE - ‘ l ind N., gentle breeze - cloudless. We cannot agre e w ith e ith er o f th ese opinions, France, 14Y-Orleans and Bordeaux, 4-Paris ac.il Stras- Mr. De JERSEY, too, had a respect for the City NINBRIDOE-Wind N W., gentle breeze-cloudless. bourg, 12 I t Sambre and Aeuse. 3-Tours and Nantes, 6i3. . ireas Northern - a all - 16% 16% 17% 17 4REEN -', ICH- Wind N strong tweeze cloudless. although we willingly acknowledge the purity of the -- oo. halves, A. deferred all 5 ... 5% 54, Solicitor, but he would certainly decline the propoei gentle 1 reex, rost iwnspoN-Wind N.E.. - , P-f • Do. halves, R, 6 per et, an 12% -12% 12% lion to refer the matter to a committee if he did not amotroN-Wind N.W. - , strong breeze-cloudless motives and excellence of the intentions of the ad- SPAIN. Great Southern and think such a cotase necessary for reasons of a higher . .aannuncia.-Wind N., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. vocates of the latter view. We freely admit that Madrid journals of the 13•11 have arrived, western, tresses • • au 35 - 35% D 4% than a complimentary character.-(Hear, hear.) YARMOUTH-Wind N.. bard wind-hail. their objects are the same as our own, to render the In the sitting of the Cortes on the 11th some Great Western . • 100 84 - 84% 84% 65 84% % Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 77 -79 Alderman MOON spoke Warmly in favour of the 3utairsromist Wind N.W., strong breeze-cloudless. questions were asked on the subject of the represen• Do, thirda •• •• -II 13 4 7% .- $34 p HomrHEAD-Wind N., hard wind- partially cloudy, administration of the law as effective as possible, top Original motion, tations made by tee Government of the United States Lancaster and Preston.. 4714 .. -.. LANcAsTER-W ind N.. gentle breeze-principally clear. elicit the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the 57 % % }i Mr. Alderman LAWRENCE/ expressed surprise that DARtaNGToN-Wind NN. W., strong breeze-cloudless, frost. relative to Cuba. The Marquis of MIRAFLo&Es, LaDasuas. artiera da? ~:rehire 100 5t% - 57 some members treated the subject as if it were a new dx.arroca-Wind N.W., strong breeze-cloudless. truth, and to deter parties from attempting to deceive the Fore' Minister,'d • ' 1 au - foreign said that important negotia- Do. Ultra .. • •• la s% -sti d. 4% X one. It had been frequently discussed in that Court, - Lee Dds N o. Weorthern st Ulnas Union itx 6% - -5% d. .. .. tau 13 14 1354 and he hed never before heard any one deny that TO CORRESPONDENTS minor penalty in almost every instance lative to Cuba, and that in those negotiations other Liverpool, Cresby, and Chit improvement would be a vaet:advantage to the where the circumstances call for the judicial powers took part; he was not able at that time to ex- L ot u o t n h PQ an r d t Binckw - all .. 1714 . • 7 31 !iii public. Div communication can be attended to unless authen lain to the Cortes what those negotiations were, Ds., Tilbury Ext. Scrip all 7 -7% 1% .. -.. Mr. T. 11. HALL said he had been acquainted and address of the writer. ticated by the name . censure. They sustain their views on the well-known p but he could tagire them that the Government London, Brighton, and jiejected communications cannot be returned. principle that it is " the certainty, and not the save- South Coast .•• 100 9334 - 94% Si 14 - vvi.h the scheme for several year., but he disapproved would support with energy the rights of Spain. London and N.-Western 100 115% -116% 116% %%%% - cie it on account of the great doubt of its practicability. '-'------------- MADRID BOLSA, NOV. 12.-The Three per Cents. Do. do. quarters •• 22 2% - 3 p 25% „ en i a „,eDo. fifths .. .. .. 12 Sir J. KEY spoke energetically in favour of the j' cession pression of crime," and they argue that a judge will were done at 34 for time; the Four per Cents. at 2% - 2%p. 14 oriesinal metiou. ge , }....„. ~oil 41te' 4 ,...‘,. );: ,. Do. 101. sh., M.& B (c) 1 1% aI% p m hesitate to cast so terrible an imputation as perjury 13i ; the Five per Cents. at 16i ; the Debt without London and 8.-Westere . 1 - , ' 4 o il sai.;,--ii 4,,,, 00 84% - 85% 85%% 83 % Mr. Low objected to the scheme, although he ad- .s; ee ao t '':' ="-- -(r4l - ls , . , - on any person. So long as there is a possibility of his Interest at 6 3-16; and the Coupons at Bi, Do. new 501. a .. 42% 5 - 7 dln. [e6 , t, • Do. new 401. .. .. 34 7 - 6 Ms. mired it for the genius displayed in it, because he ' - ifei,,sel/- - ' , 1 , , - ; Manchester, Buxton, and i.. . „ . .i ,t - _ ,. ., 41 ,, . ~ ~ , 1 / 4 ‘,, 1 , ' › iiii, • \v . 1 ,.. • •;,-:(,& being confused and misled by anger, rather than: ac thought the Corporation would be called upon to pay , SICILY. Y. Matlock •• .. .. all 2 -2% - 4 1 c... J.11 . • ,• . ' r .-47: -, tested by a premeditated determination to state a wit- Mancheater, Sheffield & h - expensed. _ese- a . • , ke.,,,,„, , • .. '4 ,1 , .- Letters from Palermo of the 2d announce the Lincolnshire , 100 293 y - 30% 20 Mr. H. BLAKE said that having been given to un- ful and deliberate falsehood, there exists a chance of arr es t o f the editors of the Commercio, and of several Do. Manchester and •' •• • ... .... .. . , . , . . , derst.ind thet the Corporetion were not to carry out •-- escape, and the knowledge of such chance ope- other persons. Lincoln Union .. 4 5 0 3% -9% Ifs. itldland .. .. .. .. 100 51 - 51% 52% 52 3 52% the scheme, he would give to it his most determined er • , ..sV , _ ee • a - 7 1 V rates as a great inducement to the commission of the Do. SO/. shares •• - 35 .. -.. its [3% 2% 51% _., support, and hoped to see so brilliant a project coca- al j* AI jenlnta - - n , offence. This is a perfectly legitimate line of ren- AMERICAN NEW• Do. Birming & Derby 100 2! -26 Midland Gt. West. aro.) 47% .. -• . (51% 53% ' ''''‘'' .1 ' pieced to the satisfaction and benefit of the corn- 4 itena t al..._ _ ~-. kif QY . ....--,- _ 0 , Newcastle and Carlisle.. all Vile Boning, and although we dissent from the conclusion .. - a inunity.-(Cheers.) ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. De. quarter share* .. - After a few words in reply from Mr. Deputy LONDON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1851 arrived at, we cannot complain either of the tone or LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 5 A.M. Newmarket .. -.. an 7% - 8 Newport, Abergavenny, 7% HARRISON, 410. manner of the arguments advanced in favour of the The British and North American Royal Mail and Hereford .. .. 8 5 -4% dis. The amendment was negatived by a large ma- Fanaticism is again displaying its power in pro- theory. Newry and Eitniskillen- 7 .. -.. dirt. joriry, and the ori g i n al motion was carried amid yokin steam-ship Niagara has just arrived in the Mersey N ewry, gbloodshed among the ignorant multitude of We would, however, remind our opponents, of both Restrevo Warrenpoint. k r .. .. .. all .. -.• loud cheers. from New York, which port she left on the sth , j-crfoik .. .. .. .. tee 21 -23 22 Hindostan. By the latest particulars conveyed to us classes, that the admission of the sworn statements of Do. New 201. shares • • lb 14% - 13% 41r. . ... .. , inst. at noon, bringing our usual advices to that date by the last Overland Mail we are informed that a Parties to suits is no very great novelty- Northern Counties Millen 3% 3% -2% as. T HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. inclusive. She has on board 195,8471. in specie, 33 North British.. .• .. 25 5% -6% ss 6% 6 % . JULLIEN'S .i..SINUAL SERIES ef CONCERTS. somewhat alarming riot had taken place in the streets that, on the contrary, it is only an extension passengers, the mails from the United States and North Devon •• • • 9% .. -.• North Staffordshire .. 17% 8% -I% dia. 9% % The Last Week but Two. of Bombay, originated by the derision directed by tbe of the principle that has long been in operation in • Nerth-Western .. • • 19 .. -.. des. The EXHIBITION QUADRILLE Signor BOTTESL'IL the British provinces, and an average freight. Signor SIVORI. Parsee newspapers against the doctrines of Mahome- courts of equity, and indeed in common law m North & SthaWest.June. 1 %dia. •es p /he steam-ship Franklin had arrived at New oxford, Worcester and For Programme, See Bills. In announcing the series of Concerts for 1851, M. Jullien begs to danism. It appears that these sarcasms were elicited tribunals, except in trials at nisi pries. Every York on the 2d. Wolverhampton.. .. all 13% - 145( 1336% 14 54 Scottish Central .. .. 25 133 -14 13% % assure his numerous patrons that his endeavours are still constant by the circumstance of two among the Parsees being defendant to a bill in Chancery will have to put to enlist in the service of these Annual Entertainments the most re- The Baltic had been passed on the 7th in lat. Scottish Midland .. .. all 8% -8% nowned executants of Instrumental Music, and thus, while insuring converted to the creed of Islamism. Among the re- in an answer on oath, in which he must full, Do. new .. .. .. 23% 7 - 7% 41.50 , long. 63.9. Sheer s.& Birm., Clive A all 6 -6% 6%14 ti 6 % an Orchestra, the ensemble of which L 9 totally unrivalled, he is Cel l e- • • t h true, perfect, and distinct answers give to the Do. Class 8.. .. •• all 4 -4% abled to present to his audiences some of the greatest Musical negades, the journals referred to must needs forthwith There is very little intelligence by this arrival. strews. & Hereford., Old 6 5- 4 die, brit ie. Europe. insult the - whole body of Mussulmen in the Presi- several matters arid things therein stated and Th e M. Jullien, in carrying oat these views, has lettered late engage- - 5 steamer Falcon, from Chsgres, arrived at New Do., do., New .. 5 .. -.. meats with dency by ridicule, partaking in no respect-not even charged, and respecting which his adversary m ay -, Orleans on the 31st ult., with 230000 dollars in gold Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Min.) .. .. all 14 -16 Signor sivonr, deem it expedient to interrogate him. In every mo - the faintest-of the character of a controversial state - dust. Do. Halves .. .• .. all 7- 8 Signor PI.-arfl, and • Signor BOTTESINI. meat. This frivolous and ill-advised proceeding ton, too, the affidavits of the parties have from Advices from Ilayti to the 14th ult. state that the Do. Oswestry •• .. all it %- 11 % di" The success of the tw first-named artistes at a former series of M. time immemorial been used and referred Epassed through Gonaives on the 10th, on his Emperor e New.... .. .. 1 "-- " . Jullien's Concerts is too well known to need comment. Signor Bot- seems so far to have outraged the feelings of the very Shropshire Union • . .. 6 3% 336 3% d. esini, however, will perform at them for the first time, the nature to, and that at -Westminster as way to Port-au-Prince, to meet the French and D o a . i paid p ß a , t C, per Ec. e l : n ' t • 7 . - numerous believers in MALIOMET resident at Bombay,- •• of the engagement of the great Contrabassiste securing s exclusive freely English Consuls, who had interfered on behalf of the ae P Llttl Devon .. .. .. all 13 -15 services. The appearance of Signor Botteslni at the various con- that they at once rose in large masses • to wreak yen- Lincoln's as at Inn . It was the oral state minicans.Coffee selling Do • • was . at 76 dolls to 78 ';outh-Eastern .. - 50 19% - 19% 19% 20 19% certs of the past extraordinary season created a sensation ha the manta in the South Wales.. .. • • all 26% -27 [20% musical circles of the metropolis, as well as among the numerous geance upon their satirists. Having assembled toge- presence cf juries that were ob- dolls. Haytian currency. gout() Yorksh. and River Continental musicians then assembled is London, but very rarely then near the large mosque in the native town, the jetted to. Indeed, it would almost appear as if that Advices from the city of Mexico to the 16th ult. Dun .. .. •• .. 15 4-,3 d. excited by an instrumental per.ormer ; in fact, musicians and ama teurs, as well as the public press, universally regarded the succsss re ia g i on i a t s in question forthwith commenced an at- presence were made the test for the exclusion of the announce that the British Minister had had an lißoth " and 151"e ' 6 South Divisloa . .• -•• of this young artiste as alone equalled by that of the great Pagauini. TIIE ORCIIEsTRA tack upon the Parsees indiscriminately, and already, testimony of plaintiffs or defendants, for it will be President official interview with Arista, and had Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 1 1 -13 will be complete In every respect, and include the fallowing tele- demanded a final answer to Lord Palmerston Swansea ic Loughor, lac. all . a. at the hour when the mail started on the 17th found that it was admissible in almost every case in Taff Vale .. .. .• 126 160 - 163 brated solo performers:- dispatc n hes relative to the debts of Mexico. It Extension .. 9% ..- .. dis. Band Harper, T. Mori u lti mo , considerable inj u ry h a d b een i n fli c ted'upon th e which the presiding judge wa s t o d ec id e on t h e f ac t s Taw Vale Bizetia Harper, C. Payne alto reported that unless the answer is satisfactory Thames Haven Dock and Conine: Holt Philliss aggressors, and disturbances of a more fearful as well as on the law. all the Mexican ports will be blockaded. Railway .. •• • • 17% 16 -lb dis. Cooper H.;well Patti Vale of Neath .. • IS . .- - i a, Crozier Janza Pilet character were fully anticipated. Accord- There could be no valid reason assigned for this The steam-ship Cherokee, with adviaes from Cali- Waterford and Kilkenny all •• -•• Defolly Jarrett Pratten ing to the simple but sig Waterton!, Wex., nificant language exclusion. It is by no means improbable that it was fornia to the 21 ult., and upwards of 200,000 dolls. W aterf o rd and Limerick, wtci. all .. -., Deloffre Kcenig Sonnenberg in gold dust, arrived at New York on the Ist inst. Doyle Kreutzer 'llurlwell of the correspondent, the troops had derived from the p ractice in c riminal affairs, where, and Dublin .. .. 3 .. -.. The accounts from the mines are of the most favour- West Cornwall • • •• 11 .. -.. die. 4% Frelon Lavigne Vogel by the humane principle of the British law been ordered under arm -4, and rather serious work was Whitehaven and Farness au .. -., Godfrey Lazarus Winterbettom ' able character. Several of the quartz m;ping corn- York, Nowa., & Berwick 25 is - 16% 15 % % % Handley Lutgen expected to be done before morning. It is lamentable no man could be re uired to criminate q himself; panics had met with extraordinary success, and a Ditto and Newcastle Conductor-M. JULLIEN. Principal Cornet-a-Pistons-Herr MENIG, to record occurrences of this nature under any cir- his evidence was therefore altogether rejected, because tenth share in one company had sold for 6,000 dolls. Extension .. . 20 7% -6% el. 13% % 'who, being exausively engaged by M. Juilien during the whole year, a one. sided version was clearly inadmissible. The The commercial accounts for California are satisfac- York and ( got p ell ch al e , 50 9 i 2 3 5 % --- x% ,1. 291 7i cumstances, but more especially when they are thus can only be heard in his Concerts. Several of the instruments to which were awarded the Council wantonly excited by the foolish gibes of one party real prosecutor, however, invariably came forward, tory, business in most articles being brisk. Coal was Medals at the Great Exhibition having been purchased by M. Jul- in good demand ; Liverpool and Cardiff was selling EINES LEASED AT FIXED IZENTAI.S. lien, they will be introduced during the Concers. and the hot-blooded zeal of their antagonists. Yet although by a species of legal fiction he was not eon at 20 dolls. per ton. Exchange on London-sight, Notwithstanding that Instrumental Music has always been the sidered a party to the suit, all offences against Leasing ' Butanes* miserable and melancholy as these things are, they 47,1. to 4dB .; 60 days', 49 I. ;on Paris, GO days, Railways. cortapan ," . Paid. Nominal Prices. del. to day. special characteristic of M. Jullien's Concerts, he has, as during for m r seasons, secured the services of an eminent Vocalist; and this will doubtless be reiterated so long as human nature society and against the peace of the realm tieing sf. The improvement noticed in the Money Mar - year he has made an engagement with Miss DOLBY, continues to exercise its evil influences over the popu- Prosecuted in the name of the Sovereign for the time ket at last accounts had scarcely been maintained, BJiru.ricancdaollslourled who will appear on the opening night. Such was the state of affairs when the Gold dust was selling 17 dolls. per ounce. paid, or with a lation ; and may be recognised not merely aiming the being. The repertoire of M. Julhen, already one of vast extent, will this uarantee •• G . t. Western all 4834 - 29% seassn be incressed by tite addition of several most imaortant works Count Courts Act 9 and 10 i t • ranks of pagans or unbelievers, but even in the midst y ( vc or's, c. 95), re- Chagres accounts, of the 23i ult., state that a Do., without a of the great masers. M. Jullien has also arranged a grand selection dreadful riot had taken place between the native and guarantee .. De • • • • all 23 -19 from \lozart'a celebrated opera, "Il Flauto Maalco," and another of the most civilized communities', of Christendom. ceived the legislative sanction. It was thereby pro.. . , I:inn., WoL, & foreign Postmen, and that upwards of twenty persons !rum Besthoven's grand work, "Fidelio." vided (sec. 83) that parties, their wives, and all Dud a calLs duly The incident a, hich has thus recently transpired at had been killed. Among the lighter portions of the music, will be presented the newpa or with a Wallies, Polkas, ant Quadrilles, which al. Jullien last year had tie annbily might well be borne in remembrance by other persons, might be examined on behalf of Advices from northern Mexico to the 23d ultimo guarantee •• Do .. 15 8-10 p distinguished honour of compisaing for her Majesty's State Balls, and without a also several entirely new pieces, composed expressly for the present the journalists of Europe as well as of Hindostan. Plaintiff or defendant. And it was further de- state, that the revolutionary party had gained possession ° series on Concerts, among which will be round dared (sec. 84) that persons giving false evidence of the entire western portion of Matamoras ; many of Buckinghamsh. Lon. &N.W. all 17% - 16% Fur it evidences the folly of those insults levelled at THE INDIAN QUADRILLE, Clvdesdale June Caledonian all 44 -46 composed on East Indian melodies, and exhitiiting the peettllar cha- the religion of the minority, exciting in their bosoms •11 and corruptly wilfu y should be deemed guilty of the United States troops had deserted, and joined the rateristics of the instruments of the native Indians, used in their revolutionary party. The Mexicans had sustained %. 1. ; clear, i 0; Cent. i ( .• i G. Northern all 32 - 33% 32% % dances, Sestivals, sports, wars, religious ceremonies &c. sentiments of the pro'oundest indignation, anti fes,. perjury. severe losses in the different engagements. General Gloucester and The decoration of the pramenade - will be entirely new, and the Tnese enactments were found to operate most be- Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1% -2% p whole theatre well warmed and ventilated. The Grand Crystal !tiring, amongst classes that might otherwise be and- Avalos had been wounded. Hartlepl Dock I Yrk, New., i Curtain will also be exhibited. caale united, intet.se emotions of hatred, finding vent nefleially. We believe that the County Court By the arrival of the Empire City at New York and Railway i. ani Her. j The Reading Room will contain six well-lighted reading tables,all 100 - 102 on which will be found six London morning papers, three evening at last only in acts of fury and words of exe.cra- Judges were all but unanimous in approving we have advices from Havannah to the 30th ultimo. n p u o u aa % a s Selby are. YID Do . & N. AL ~ • • all 50 -51 61 papers, side t t h w e eiLty s - h t , h s re c e a w ch e , e o kl e y r p m a . pers .in an er t ic izen l i t y ali p a r n ovi s n w ci i n s i s, p u ap u e t r e s h ; . tion. Strange and anomalous though it may ap- thereof. The strongest inducement was, there- Consul Owen had not received his recall. It was Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 23 -24 reported that Mr. Threasher, of the Faro Industrial, Leeds and Brad. Midland • • all 100 - 101 101 Indian, Chinese, Australian, New Zealand, Malta, Portuguese, pear, yet it is no less true, as evidenced fore, afforded for the extension of the expo Lou.nd Green S. Eastern.. all 11% 12% 12 lonian, Canadian, Belgian, and Spanish newspapers, magazines, and - Do., Pref. .. Do ~ .. all 24 -25 other periodicals. by the revelations of experience, that what riment to all proceedings of every description, was scarce, White was quoted at 6ic. to 7c. ; Lowestoft, Gd. 4 The Refreshments will be provided by Mr. G. Payne, and be of tali . „ migh. be expected to germinate only emotions of be- and it is not the committal or conviction of some two orer Cent. Norfolk • • all 14 15 best quality and at the most moderate prices. choice yellow, Vtc. ; and brown, Sc.s Molasses dull, Do., 6 per cent De .- • i al The Concerts will on each evening commence at Eight, and terms- nignity, is in truth the provocative to the moat a'ro- three, or two or three dozen persons, that can be at 2to 2f roils. Exchange was fluctuating. 1111ddlesbro' and nate at Eleven o'clock. cious and malignant demonstrations-that religion, received as decisive proof against its efficacy. It is A riot took place at San Juan, on board the steam- N. Redea E r, 6p. ct Stockt.& Dar all .. • - PRICES OF ADMISSION,& East. 6 Promenade, Boxes, and Galleries, One Shilling. in other terms, has too often diffused ferocity among more than probable that in every one of these cases ship Prometheus, in consequence of the captain's - per Cent. •• E. Counties . all .. -.. Dress Circle, 2s. 6d. refusing to leave until the passengers by the Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. ..1 all 54 56 Private B xes, 10s. 64.1., 215., and 31s. 6d. the multitude. This, it is a l most superfluous to add, above referred to, unconscientious claims were de- Do. New .. Do .. .. 43 4 6 p Places and Private Boxes may - be secured on application to Mr, fasted through the salutary effects of the new sta- Independence had arrived. The passengers mutinied, r , r) and SL.&N. W. all 42 44 O'Reilly, at, the Box-office of t• e Theatre, which is open from Ten has arisen solely from its exaggeration into fanaticism put the captain in irons, and compelled the mate to wyre •• •• a &La.& Y.} ti a l ts ive an rivate Boxes also at Mr. Mitchell's, Mr. Sams's, Messrs. illustration of the old proverb tuts. Should we complain, then, because the D 0.% SharesA Do .. •• 11 8% • 9% p. ff d' a terrible -a or leg get up steam and proceed. Ler Cocks's, .lr. Chappell's, Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and Read., Guild., Co.'s ; Messrs. Campbell, Ransford, and Co.'s ; Mr. C. 011ivier's ; about " too much of a good thing." One evil of this scoundrels who put forward these unfounded demands, and Reigate .. S. Eastern . all 21 • 21% 215( Mr. Alleroft's ; and at Jullien and Co.'s Establishment, 214, Regent- and who were willin to COMMERCIAL. Roy. & 'Malan G. Northern all 6 -8% street. kind has produced another ; each has acted upon the g sustain them by the Business at New York and leading • • the cities was o. Shep. Ex.. Do .. .. 5% 1% -2 p 8.-The Theatre being let at Christmas for dramatic per- other alternately : so that from time immemorial strongest pledge that could be given, should ' Shef., Roth. and formances, the Concerts Carl continue fur One Mantis only. better than for some weeks past. The money market Goole, 5 per ctaLanc.& York 18 11 6 . - Misrepresentation bee engendered Fanaticism, and be subjected to strip punishment ? Far from was easier, and stocks were looking upwards. South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 934 3% -2% die. 1103CA.L PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Fanaticism Misrepreeentation. it-the penalty is scarcely adequate to the offence. Prices had receded slightly in the breadstuff Wear Val. 6 per Cent. gua. • . Stock.& Dar. all .. -•• We do not think that the discretion which was very quiet. Western Canal flour afforded market, - 25 27 -26 the public is respectfully informed that this Theatre will OPEN Madras, no less than Bombay, has recently yielded for the Season on SATURDAY next, the 22 I instant, with example of the folly and atrocity of these rival sent:- the presiding judge is in to ~ any danger of 3 dolls. 75c. per hrl. ; Genessee prime wheat 94c. to Do. do. ..,Do .. a 5 .. ~L . .. ___ [:nth . indi ,,,, ~,,,.,, ..,....., a __ li _ nA-. ~, ~,.. Wilts &Somers.lGt. Western 100 90% - 91% 91 'Sh kesiriera'a rim-nada of 'l' MR NT I, PRY' W 1171 , .1 (le lITIVTICA it The public is respectfully informed that this Theatre will OPEN for tha Season on SATURDAY next, the 22 I instant, with Sh,tkesoere's Comedy of TIIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Principal characters by Messrs. Bartley, Keeley, A. Wigan, Harley, Meadows, Addison, J. 'Vining, C. Kean; Mesdames Keeley, Win atanley, and C. Kean. To conclude with TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS. On MONDAY, N0v.24, will be presented Shakespore's historical nay et the First Part of HENRY IV. After which (first time) a new and original Comedy, in two acts, entitled TENDEit PRECAUTIONS ; or, the Romance of Marriage, in which Mr. and Mrs. Keeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigan will appear. The Management have mach pleasure in stating that they have en tered into an engagement with Mr. Bartley tor a limited period, to perft,rm the character of Sir John Falstaff. A romantic Drama, in three acts, is in preparation, and will speedily be produced. Madras, no less than Bombay, has recently yielded example of' the folly and atrocity of these rival senti timents ripening into animosity, and engendered by so-called principles of religion. For caste in India is so intimately connected with the popular idea of religion, that we are perforce compelled to mention the two occurrences recounted in our intelligence from Hindustan as coming under the same mournful cate gory. From the accounts brought hither this morn ing by the overland mail, it would appear that a revolt of a rather alarming kind had taken place in the Government seminary known as the Madras University, and this revolt seems to have arisen from the fact of the admission into those precincts of Education of certain members of the out cast and proscribed race of Pariahs. These unfortu nates appear to have been introduced there at the ex press instigation of the Government. Being candi dates for admission into the lower grades of the medical department,yet at the same time being not by any means familiar enough with the English language so as to benefit from the prescribed prelections of the usual medical professors, these unlucky students were directed to go through a regular course of preliminary tuition at the Madras University. Immediately on their entrance, the parties who had caused their ad mission were assailed rather violently by the objec tions of the Hindoos, who regard themselves as insulted by the presence of the Pariahs. All their remonstrances, however, proving fruitless—some left the University, others drawing upon themselves by their misconduct the wrath of the authorities were expelled, and the whole mass of them generally speaking, were reduced to the uttermost state of insubordination. Ultimately, nevertheless, by a stringent opposiiion to their movement on the part of the superiors, they were brought under some reasonable degree of subj-ction ; " and thus," says the narrative conveying to us the account of this re markable, and we cannot but think it memorable th th e u a s b h s u a r s d a p n r o t t i h u e d r i , ce a s w and h i h e y h n o half m c e o a n n ) a th g e ita vr t e io a n k , es i t i , a o n t d pose the Hindoo character, received its death wound. The Brahmin, to whom the very sight of the Parish wa s profanation, now receives instruction with the object of his former disgust, hatred, and tyranny, on the same bench even in that institution where the feelings and opinions of the Hindoos ore treated with the greatest tenderness. Only they who know what the virulent bigotry of the caste feeling really is, can properly estimate the value of the victory that has been won." Unsatisfactory, therefore, though the movement at Bombay unquestionably must be ac • knowledged to be, and lanientai)le also th ugh it ap pears to be on the first blu•h, the latter circumstance cannot be seriously regretted wnen the fortunate result of it is borne in our remembrance. It has been seen that the monstrous prejudice against the unhappy race of iindthelPoasrtiaanh,sh, has at p length, rejud by ice hitherto very prevalent in the means here particu larised, been broken down ; and, in consideration of the benefit accruing to the population from the occurrence, we rather rejoice than otherwise in the course pur- These enactments were found to operate most be nefiLially. We believe that the County Court Judges were all but unanimous in approving thereof. The strongest inducement was, there. fore, afforded for the extension of the expe riment to all proceedings of every description, and it is not the committal or conviction of some two or three, or two or three dozen persons, that can be received as decisive proof against its efficacy. it is more than probable that in every one of these cases above referred to, unconscientious claims were de feated through the salutary effects of the new sta tute. Should we complain, then, because the scoundrels who put forward these unfounded demands, and who were willing to sustain them by the strongest pledge that could be given, should be subjected to stringent punishment ? Far from it—the penalty is scarcely adequate to the offence. We do not think that the discretion afforded to the presiding judge is in any danger of being abused, either through rashness or caprice. person who has misstated the facts without any premeditation or intentional falsehood will incur but little danger ; hut when it is otherwise, when the truth is deliberately perverted, the more frequent the prosecutions, the more severe the punish ment the better. Many evils have arisen from the too great latitude heretofore allowed and the comparatively few prosecutions that were instituted. These will, however, be removed by the salutary power given to the judges under the 14 and 15 Viet., cap. 100, s. 19 ; and these learned persons, while taking a merciful view of each case, and making every possible allowance for any mistake, will also see the propriety of discouraging the crime, by mak ing examples of every deliberate offender. " We must riot make a scare-crow of the law, Setting it up to tear the birds of prey, And let it keep one shape, till custom make it Their perch, and not their terror." Business at New York and the leading cities was better than for some weeks past. The money market was ea ,, ier, and stocks were looking upwards. Prices had receded slightly in the breadstuff market, which was very quiet. Western Canal flour 3 dolls. 75c. per brl.; Genessee prime wheat 94c. to 96c. per 60lb ; Indian corn round yellow 60e. to 62c. per bushel, steady; Indian meal 3 dolls. 57ic. to 3 dolls. 50c. per brl. The cotton market has been inactive, and prices had slightly receded for most descriptions. New Orleans and Mobile, mid, fair to fair, 91 to 91 per lb., or a fall of 1 cent. ; Uplands, mid. fair to fair, 8i- to 9c.. per lb., or a similar decline. A killing frost had been experienced on the 24th at Montgomery, Ala bama. 'REFS: INC: SEARIBS, Railways, I Paid I Nominal Priced. Aberdeen •• •• Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 pr. ct. Caledonian 101. .. Chester and Holyhead Dund. Per. & Aber. Jane. East Anglian (31. 10s.) 6 per cent. .. Eastern Counties rzten., per cent. No. 1 .. Do. No. Do. New 6 p. cent. Stock Eastern Union, Scrip guaran. 6 per cent. .. Do, 101. Deben. dhares East Lancashire, 6 per cost. quarter shares .. E. & W. York. June. sths Edin. Per. &Dun. 5i p.ct. Glasgow & S.-W. Conesl. Gt Northern. 5 per sent. Do., $ p. c. Redeem. Scrip Great l,euth. & Western (Ireland) eighths Gt esuen (Berke and Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) Lancashire and York shire, F. 201. . • . • Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. Leeds Northern. 6 per ceat., No. 1 .. Do. quarters, 1848 London, Brighton. and S. Coast, guar. b per et. De. pref., $ p ct. 5k,1851 Do. new guar., 6 per et. Lon. & N. West. (Coy. & Nuneat.) 5 per cent. London &S.-W., new .. Manch., Sheffield, and Line., var. shrs., No. 1 Do. new, 101. .. al/ 10 all an fiX - 1514 15% - 1 1. Provisions dull. Old mess pork, 14i to 15 ; new, 15i ; beef heavy, at declining prices. Exchange on London 110/ to 1101 ; Paris, 5 16 ; ILlmburgh 36/ to 36i ; Bremen 79/ 791. - 34 P VIC p 11 - 11 THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. de,tar, Note I.oyyav Ant ..Manawer : Tirforipter THIS EVENING, Will be performed the admired Comedy of THE LADIES' BAT TLE; or, Un Duel en Amour. Le Baron de Montrichard, Mr. Howe ; Henri de Flavigneul, Mr. rarselle ; Gustage de Grignon, Mr. Leigh Murray; Countess de Autreval, Mrs. Stirling ; Leoine de la Villeguntler, Miss A. Vining. T 6 be followed by moliere's Comedy of TIKTUFFE. Oregon, Mr. Lambvrt ; Damie, Mr. Davenport ; Valere, Mr. Howe ; Cleante, Mr. Rogers; TartuSe, Mr. B. Webstc• ; M. Loyal, Mr. Selby; El. sure, Miss Reynolds; Marione, Mrs. L. S. Buckingham; Dorine, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. To conclude with AN ALARMING SACRIFICE. 5% - 10 . . ' tttO WARWICK RACES. (THIS DAY.) • • • • I% I die. 13% 1 34 - I%P, VIEATICe. ”13,1.1: the Afrection or mr. B. Webster. Enormous suceeas of the Yankee Comedian, Mr. Josh Silsbee. vl - .• Will be performed .11 celebrated comic Opera, entitled GOOD • ituudr, sitrNOit PANTALON Doctor Tititofolo, Jtr. Paul Be Bora ; Signor Pantaion, Mr. Honey ; Leh°, 31i.ss Woolgar; Co , lumbine, Miss Kathleen Fltzwilliam. Atter which, the laughable comic Drama, entitled THE FOREST ROSE: and the YANKEE PLOUGHBOY. Jonathan Ploughboy, Si sbee • Bellamy, Mr. Worre 1; Harriet Miller, Miss Col ., firs; sally Forest, Miss F.. Chaplin. r 0 he ;allowed by a new and laughable Piece de Circonstance, entitled BLOOMERI , M; or, "l'he Folit es of a Day. Mr. Ag As !Teen, Mr. H oiv y ; Mr. Flighty Bou.,ce, \lr. Paul Bedford ; John I!rey, Mr. O. Smith ; Mr. Weakly, Mr. W orrell; Mrs. Portia Lo - Breen, Miss Woolgar. '..71a To conclude With THE LOTTERT TICKET. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) In consrquence of the frost the Races are postponed till next week. Bets are off. .. - . p. THE S"LICITORSHIP OF THE TREASURY.- It is Silted that Mr. Reynolds, who has been for a considerable time Assistant solicitor of the Treasury, will be promoted to be the Solicitor, and hat Mr. Robert Hitchcock, the Matter of the Irish Exchequer, who has prepared several of the measures of law ref rm propounded or carried by the present and past Goverumeuts, will succeed Mr. Reynolds.—Norn ing Paper. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPII.—By desire of Lieutenant- Colonel Blanchard, Commanding Royal Engineer at Dover, some further experiments were made on Friday last is firing cannon across the Channel by the Gutta Percha Company's newly discovered process. Th e b atter i es used at Calais at the opening on the previous day having been sent back to England, Mr. Statham directed that the ends of the sub marine wires No. 3 and 4 should be joined or twisted together at Calais, and by thus sending the electric cur rent from the battery power at Dover to Calais and back to Dover (a distance of nearly 60 miles), the desired ob jects was accomplished. The 32-pounder, placed in the east bastion of Dover Castle, which was fired in honour of the Dake of Wellington on the previous day, was again brought into operation, and in the presence of a large party of military and other gentlemen and ladies of rank was repeatedly loaded and instantaneously discharged. Several shots were fired by the ladies. the utmost astonish ment was expressed by all present, as not a moment ap peared to elapse between the wire being brought into con tact with the battery arid the explosion taking place, not withstanding the communication between the battery and tha cannon was through nearly 60 miles of copper wire in sulated with gutta percha, as before stated. „tjeiCH'S PLAYHOUSe. ANT) STRAND THEATHZ Lesgee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND. Liverpool The original Bloomer Costume, by E. Stirling, received with shouts of laugh ter—the Hit of the Day. nightly Another New Farce. THIS EVENING, • Will be performed a new Farce, entitled CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. Characters by Messrs. Rogers, Belton, Romer, busses Marshall and Haskell. ifter w,.lcli a new Farce, entitled THE FIFTH 0 NOYEM- I,Eli, by Messrs. Tilbury, Rogers, Hudspeth, AlifteS Saunders and Maskell. ' To be followed by a new Burlesque, called THETIS and PELECS. Characters by Messrs J. Reeve, Romer, Attwood, Rogers, Muses Saunders and Marshall. T w o it lid a ,,n will be aided, HUNTING A TURTLE. c , atm Farce, called A FIGURE OF FUN ; or, the B loomer Marshall ne ' in w hi c h Messrs. Rogers, Attwood, Hu d spe th, and Miss will appear. .:7 ca ri , a e 7 an et t aci ar re o ission , are arranged as follow :—Orchestra StalLs, Doors to be o 0), ~s.; (second circle), 2s. ; Pit, Is. colnrience at opened at llalt-past Six, and the performanesss to e en precisel y. d ”" win ta ke n to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock --•irst circle, Is.; second ci Is. ,‘ Guinea and s Ralf each. THE BOROUGH OF LAMBETH AND MR. W. WIL- LiAms, M.P.—A meeting of electors of the borough of Lam beth was held last evening at the Horns Tavern, Kenning ton, which had been convened by Mr. W. Williams, M. P.. one of the Members of the borough, for the purpose of enabling him to render to his constituents an account of his stewardship. The chair haying been taken by Mr. Dalton, the Hon. Member, Mr. W. Williams, proceede l at great length to give the history of his Parliamentary career during the past session. At the conclusion of his speech several questions were put to him by various electors present, to the whole of which his answers were deemed so satisfactory that the following resolution, having been proposed, was carried unanimously :—" That the meeting, having viewed with great satisfaction the conduct of Mr. Williams during the past session, and having heard his answers to the questions now put to him, regard him as eminently entitled to the unabated confidence of his constituents." Do., 6/. .• Midland Con. 6 p. c. stock Do. Cons4l. Bristol & Binning., 6 per cent.• • Do. rtristo , & Monte*. Do., Leic. & Swanning., 8 per cent. guar. • Do., Preference • • • • Sortotic Extension •• Do. gusr. 5% per cent. North British • • • • Ost•Wor. &R. 01.151. 6 p.c Shrews. & Sir., new guar. Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. W. Alin.) 8 per cent. South Devon • • • . • • South-Bastern, 44 p. et York, Newc., and item., Gt. N of E. Par. THE WEATHEEt AND THE PARKS. — During the past two days the weather has been intensely cold. The ornamental waters in the royal parks have already become covered wiLli a thin surface of ice. The Royal Humane So ci,ty, with their usual promptitude, have commenced prepa rations, by erecting marquees and hot baths on the margins of the several ponds in the parks, to prevent accidents. Yes terday afternoon the thermometer stood at 30 deg. whilst the sun was shining brightly, but during the night the mercury was as low as 24 deg. in confined situations, and 22 deg. in the open thoroughfares, being several degrees below freezing point. The barometer stood at 29 deg. 89 min., with wind N. by W., and an exceedingly sharp And cutting breeze. The previous day the barometer stood at 20 deg. 92 min., and the lowest state of the mercury in the thermometer was 15 deg., the wind then being N.N.W., with slight falls of snow iu the morning. THE TYNE PILOTS.—It will be recollected that two Tyne pilots, brothers, of the name of Freeman, during the gale of September the :.sth, .6th, while exposed in an open boat in the North Sea, were ref,cued from death as by a miracle, by the intrepidity and courage of the crew of a French lugger; that after the pilots were given up by their friends and companions as lost, they cast up at Dunkirk, in France, some hundreds of miles from their homes- The Tyne pilots, to acknowledge the bravery and humanity of the French master and his crew, have purchased a massive silver snuff-box, which will be presented to him by Mr. Ingham, Q.C. It bears the following inscription :—" Pre sented by the pilots of South Shields to Captain Blanquid, of the St. Jaques, of Dunkirk, in gratitude for the humane and courageous conduct of him and Inscrew, in saving, a t their own risk, Robert and Francis Freeman, two river pilots, in a storm of the N.E. Oast, on the 25th of Septem ber, 1851." York and North Midland U. and S. Lurch. .. BLOOMEXISM IN THE STRAND.—Yesterday after noon the pavement from the New Church, Strand, to Waterloo-bridge, was almost impassable from the mob the , followed two ladies dressed in Bloomer costume. They ap peared in no way annoyed at the remarks made by females disapproving of 'their dress, whilst others were to be heard expressing their approval of Bloomerism. The mob followed to Waterloo-bridge, b u t th e necessary h a lf penny to ll not being in the possession of many, the ladies passed over the bridge with very little annoyance, till they arrived in the Waterloo-road, when they were compelled to take refuge in a cab for Kennington- lane, where they resided. One thing is quite true, that many converts to Bloomerism have taken place. goalope and Arolona Cestral France (Or lean, and Vierzon) Dutch Monist East Indian iDo. do. do. Great Indian Peninsula. • Ditto ditto Louvain ala Cam Ore -. Lumen:llmin? . ._ WiTI.4Y'S HOYAL. Under 't i e Patron 44, of her .m. 4) ruiTILEATICE. priiiefi A f b, *LY and tus i. , :0).a highness , o, vet., ~,,, , 11. . Th e most successflulli't'lisLlpolueliria'ir),:it'hl. : v aire 634 ln "'. London. Will be produced new grand Ap,ctacie' ' pen of E Fitzball, Lrodigo," EiTi,,, founded on the cciebrated Opera' '? " ° l in t the l' and written mressly for this establishment, entitled AZIE Or' ME '4PIIIS, in which will be i „ trodu„d the ' ' Ttle ' Pitffi"." Nurses and Camels twat ape .red In the Opera at highly-trained Theatre, witii an addition of Ostriches, Zebras, gz, ,t her Maety's 0: . the well known resources of Astley's. It has been pr. 4 the bele public opinion to be the most gorgeous and effective produl e o t u i n o c n ed hy tvities,...ed within the walls of a thea tre, assi,ted with magninZeirt Scenery and brilliant costumes. The new Dramatic Performers ',laving achieved an unparalleled triumph, will have the the honour of appearing every evening until further notice. `Nab oatty's Grand Scenes of the Arena, embracing the largest Equestrian Company in Europe, representNi by Foreign and limitish Male and F ema l e A rt i s t s o f s uperior talent. To oinclude with the laughable Afterpiece of THE DAY AFTER • THE FAIL Tickets to be had at the Bea-ofric4 from Eleven till Four daily. Stage Manager, Mr. T. Thompson. Ditt ,, (Railway) Ditto (Canal) .. Madrid a it Va,ontia LISBON, Nov. 9.—A melancholy circumstance occurred at the Palaca on Th ursday. A young man, of literary pretensions, presented a petition to the King, and immediately afterwards drew a pistol and shot himself. THE JUDGE OF THE LIVERPOOL CO UNTY C OURT . proceeded u pou th the lis t. with t. the x cases in . (Monday) Nothing o t —Mr. Ramsh - y resumed . his g sittings i n th e County Court yesterday in the order .: t occurred of public interest. y i ) ch mo t n h i e l y n stood and Maria Antonia Ditto, New .. 131 -la - .. p • • -- , - P • • .".. • • Namur and Liege .. Northern of France Orleans and Bordeau, Paris and Orleans .. Paris and Rouen ~ „ Paris and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Havre Sambre and Mense • • ani Nantes • Tournay, du;•bise, t.o.n den, and liaaaalt at Wait Ylandest, -2% P• 106 -11% 11% -12% %- % P 128 - 180 lb —l6 4 434 4% 5 • 34 cll3 9 % 10 15% —l6 11 —l3 15 16 1 1 )4 4 1 % 13( dis. rostEraN. 10% 10% .7% - .7% 6% 11. 1 1 4 3 p % P 5i % P• 12 % 471 Gs 8d 8% 5N •64 54, 4X 33 3,5 Bestswes done to-day. 22 1 4 22.3( bs4 —15N 0 .119, 1136 2X — 316 10 • P% 41.% % Poi ...: sSI 7 4 % 3 % % 10% % 147 u% 12% % a c% I NG, NOVEMBER lB, lB5l. 41 111 aid I czailv.:l B u ~o to-day. Australian •• ...• •••• • • 4 1% -2% , :arossa. Itaßge •.... l 13 AlaanarvoL Iron and Coal all • • Bolamm scrip .......• •• •• •• British Iron.. •.. • l3 5 .. —• • Brazilian Imp. • (is. 51. p ) 24% •. De. Cocaes and Culaba all •• Do. St. Jobn del itey• • IS 20% 21 Cobra Coffer • .... 4O 33 34% 33% % Copispo ....... 14 —7% Genoral.• • . • all 13% —l4 liexican& S. American 9 3% —4% Real Del Monte, Uureg. % % Do. Black 13cOentares. • • .• Do. Red Debentures .• • • Santiago de Cuba lO 4 Tin Croft ............ • • 7 6% 8 United Mexican ....•• 28 28% 3 2 JOINT STOCK WINKS. .kattralasla •. •• • • all 37 38% ilritish North America 50 43 —46 Colonial 25 10% • 11% Commercial of London 20 25 2634 London Joint Stock le 18% 17% London and Westminster 20 28% 29% 29% National Provincial Eng. 85 National of Ireland •• 22% 18% 17% Oriental Bank Corporat. all 26 26% evincial 01 Ireland • 25 42 44 Do. New .. • •• • all 15% 16% Union of Australia .. all 35 36% Do. Slew 3 —3% Union of London •—• 10 .4% 15% 15% % rlnum of Madrid all •• MISCELLANEOUS. Canada ... •• • • 32% 48 49% Gen. Steam Navigation ?onin. & Oriental Steam. all 68 70% 70 Ditto ditto 10 13% 16 Royal Mail Steam .. • • diNEOUS. 48 —49% 2734 —2B x.d 68 703( 16% 16 79 —BO 7934 io errors of the Official Lists, and d correspondents.] . 01 - ember. Ticket days for regis• Account days, 14th and 28th. ible for interes nth of td 27th. (We cannot be answera -411 not be influenced by 1 Settling days in the moi tered shares, 13th am MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 6,000 bales, of which 500 American were taken for export, and 500 Surat on speculation. The market closed firmly. The sales comprised 4,000 American, 400 Pernam and Maraham at &id. to 64d., 100 Bahia at std. to 6d., 200 Egyptian at s . id. to 9d., 1,000 Surat at 24d. to 3 . 1 d., and 80 Sea Island at ls. 3d. to ls. 10d. per lb.-1n Railway Shares a good business was done at higher prices. The great buoyancy shown at the recent Colonial Wool saes, owing to the Kafir war and the Australian gold discoveries, invests with considerable importance the consideration of the future prospects of the trade. It is stated that the large quantity of Colonial Wool, now using in Bradford, to the partial exclusion of English, notwithstanding that many of the mills are running short time, has, no doubt, been the cause of the advance in combing wools, whilst the continued flat accounts re ceived from Leeds, &c., during the sales, the small pur chases for foreign account, and the large proportion of fine and middling clothing wools brought on, have no doubt operated against a rise in these descriptions. It must here be recollected that Sydney Wools, in August, brought higher proportionate rates than from other ports; prices have, however, been sufficiently tempting to induce importers to bring forward nearly :he whole of their stocks, and the sales ot this year's import, excluding Wools of 1850 sold in February last, have comprised very nearly a quantity equal to the total import of the ear; the total sales of this year amounting to the large quantity of 169 296 bales. Presuming that in August, and the present sales, about 1,500 to 2,000 bales of second-hand Wools, have been brought for ward, we cannot reckon the quantity now in first hands at much over 2,000 bales, almost entirely Port Philip. The Committee of Buenos Ayres Bondholders have received the following communication from Mr, Southern, her Msjesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Argentine Cuutederatiou, and the letter having been directed to the chairman, at his residence in Scotland, it could not have been published sooner:— " Buenos Ayres, 30th Sept., 1851, " Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and a duplicate of it, dated the 2d of June, in which you communicate to be a copy of the resolutions passed by the meeting of the Bondholders of Buenos Ayrean Stock, held in London, on the 22d of may, in which is contained a vote of thanks to me for my exertions in favour of the bondholders. I beg to assure you that I feel extremely grateful for this ac knowledgment on the pat t of the meeting of the efforts which I have, under the direction of Lord Palmerston, made to forward the settlement of the claims of the bondholders. " The bondholders may rely that I shall not let any opportunity pass unimproved, and that I shall continue to use every exertion to bring about a favourable con sideration of their most just claims on the part of this Government, which I have the greatest satisfaction in stating, appears animated by the beet desires to come to a satisfactory arrangement, as soon as circumstances will permit it to do so." The Overland letters, by the express, vid Marseilles, does not e,_.nfirm the telegraph report. Trade at Cal cutta was very depressed, more native failures had oc curred, and there was a glut of imports with increasing arrivals. It is only at Bombay that the market was brisker. The American accounts, per Niagara, will be fa vourable if they correspond to the telegraph outline. The Stock Market is advancing still, and the jobbers are indisposed to sell, unless at a decided rise. This, while it checks business, causes every bargain to " tell." Tho further large arrival of specie from America, the flattering accounts of the gold mines in California, and the extraordinary details from Sydney, all contribute to the buoyant feeling. Moreover the impression of great abundance in the money market is not ephemeral, since the London ILA North- W estern 11,0,1 way Company have given notice of an intention to apply to Parliament for leave to issue preferential shares in redemption of leans, thus saving a large amount, according to some, as much as 100,000/. per annum in interest. Consols have been 98 a rise of to even upon the advanced rates of yesterday. Thte New Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents. have been 99 to it, and the Three per Cents. 97i to 98i. Exchequer-bills have been 523. to 555., and India Bonds 61s. premium. " • Foreign Stocks are looking up. The news from Mexico as to the spread of the revolution in the northern provinces is very discouraging, but the assertion that the British Minister contemplated a blockade of the ports is probably unfrue, as we know that the latest in formation from Mr. Falconnet to the committee, repro s,.ntecl the difficulty to have been amicably settled. The Bonds are 241 to 24k. Spanish Five per Cents. have been 20i to 2 attcl the Three per Coots., nominally, 39f to 40. The Passive about 5/ to j. Portuguese Four per Cents. are 33f to 34. French Three per Cents are 57.50 ; and Dutch Four per Cents, 90* to f. Railway Shares are all up, but Midland take the lead, a settlement of differences having, it is said, been accomplished. They have touched 53. North Western also are better, and Aberdeen, ailedonian, &c. have risen. French shares are in great request. — Owing to the news from New York of the great suc cess of the Gold quarts companies, prices are better here for the shares of all the companies. Aqua Fria lf Nouveau Monde to 1, West Mariposa to f, Golden Mountain to and Ave Maria to premium. ONE eRICES Or BRlTl tit i FUNDS O'CLOCK Bank Mtiic a 3 ..e% Co= Reduc6,l :.nas• 3 ~, i . • Cent. Consuls Afainiti 3:-.. u... 98 % l's gm 314 per Cent. Anne . ... ..01tt. , . Anne. to oxpir..lan. 1860 ..... - 7 Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5, 1860. 7 14 India Stock — Inuik tionds,l,ooo/...... .. 61 p tisols for Account chequer Bills. 11,4.1. 1,0001. ....,. 52 55 p 5001. Small. .. .. CLOSIN( • PRICES 215 9818 98"4 4 991 i 7 7 1 4 2f 412 61 p ONE PRICE:S; OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. ritzßian Bonds, 5 per Cent. .. Ditto, New, 1829 and ]839 — Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent oanish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent. _ Ditto, 5 per cent. Equador Bonds per Ct,, ex Jan. Coupe. 24% 1 24 1 4 Ditto, Account Portuguese fl per Gintri., Ditto, Converted, 1841 — Ditto, 4 per Ceut. Russian Bonds Ditto, 4 1 4 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto, Scrip 21 Suan..,. • i.... - ,r Dent. 1844‘ t Ditto, Account Ditto, Passive Venezuela Bonds, 3 1 4 per Cent 36 Ditto, Deferred ................. - Dividends on the above payable in London. French 3 per Cent . s7f. 50c. 57E 50c. Exchange Dutch 2 1 A 2 per Cent. 12 Guild 5 9 14 59 59 Ditto 4 per Cent. ilertiticatew SUICIDE FROM HUNGERFOED-BRIDGE.-011 Satur day afternoon, about five o'clock, a respectably attired young man , apparently between 20 and 25 years of age, committed himself from ungerford the officer on th e b ri d ge to walk towards the Middles ex s id e, b ut t h ere was self-destruction He w was s by 0 bsery ed precipitating b y H I ' s manner to indicat e hi s f ata l i ntention. A boy w n h ti O hki w ngr a a s iP5' within idhl a few yards saw him on the ledge at the the other side of the railings stooping down, but thinking that he was pulling at a rope, the circumstance did not excite his suspicion. In a few seconds after wards he threw himself into the water. and the parties in a steam-boat which had just pas , ed threw out a rope, hoping that he would et ttch it. several small boats also towed out front the shore, but ere they reached the spot he had disappeared. Men have been since engaged dragging the river, but up to las evening the efforts to recover the body had been unsuccessful. GLASGOW UrIVSRSITY —ELECTION OF ORD RECTOIL—GLAsoow, Nov. Is.—This appointment, which is frequently the subject of great sti and excitement, passed over quietly to day by the re election of Mr. Sheriff Alison, the hiSt.riaUp to till the office for another year. A section of the liberal students made au effort to ge . up a party for Lord Paltneraton, but the more prudent mewibera of the University gave it the quietus, both from the turmoil which a contest would provoke and from the consideration that his Lordship was not at thin time likely to be at all desirous of the honour, which, if off, red, would infer the trouble of a journey speech. tu Glasgow and tht delivery of an installation 0rk,,,,,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,mn0wfi I I , .) la L4)li 0 - .--:,' 1-i i .i- , Pi N G .--f 1 1 14 ! S i; m ht '- breeie LONDON, Nov. 18.-Wind at noon wa ug a• LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17. rad liao. d The rasi a -Art ~ lea p; Brocklebank, Calcutta; Rama, Mitcbell, (-)aarice, James, Callao ; 10, _Pernambuco; Elizabeth ,v,,i0,, -Iffiad N.NE. Mobile; Lady Milton, Qaehec; Speed, St. Jebta'cga iiruesvvick. Std. Neruoca, Calcutta; Centi;:wyolla of Good Hope. Arrd. 181 e, Magara, stea mer ' ' let ‘ " 1 s th, on freiaht , 195.8471. M s erci o • od of ST. PETEREBURGH, Nov. 8,--The WilliaM aTesteo is reported to be lost between Lloglaed and the._ co o. Wind S.E., light and mild. Communication wn i n e c ibe 5 ttidt is gave open. Loubts are entertained f Abein a L • i a. or elan tat,. bot h. ° ALEXANDRIA, NOV. 8.-The Ann and Peal esnlies and from Shields a for this port, was wrecked squall,o oat, reef on the 23.1 of October during heavY 11 ' W of thi s 1)°,- Yhtsa, 32 N., and about ninety-fivel an es W. va . „arra . ''' QUEENST ' . ov,N, Nov. 16. --Wind aai iloto liras. S. il ea St KILLYBEGS.-Arrd. Malvona, • 'lcbn'ot )' Brunswick tivaefica°,, i'.'INGAPORE, OCT. 6.-The George BrOffile 1/46,, yip California to Calcutta, has been abandoned, ni;fficop The . 7 f 3asia b e ing, on Tiger Island; crew saved. China to London, struck on a rock in Gs l ol ° 1,01, {be bilged, and, the natives collecting in g reat' CU 051 e% was. abandon • ed, except by some Manilla thee_l_tlff s pos on shore on the Alceste Shoal, 25h Sept. w' l b bete. forty Malay boats around her. Crew all 1115`;e3fe' except the M,nilla, men referred to above. gel , tro • MANILLA has been sold by auction. • b beg - oj MANILLA, SEPT. 8. -The Brilliants (501313 1 o, l ' i h JOY sail •ad from Hong• Kong for this port , 10t not yet arrived, and is supposed to be lest. Qtae nr d MALTA, Nov. 11.-The Oscar, Odessa to iiiii, 0 0 . e town, put in, sth inst., leaky. The 136011, sod° Ernest and Gustaf have also put 10 verile,%lW'' Bidronte, Liverpool to Venice, Bth NoVetca'sof nidiealt SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 17.--Sld. Clyd e, " A e rrd. 'ls ,,d c e; BRISTOL, Nov. 17.-Wind N. 8., light., Gr a" Prince Edward Island. Off pOrt,,Ll•ll' rd William Miles, Quebec. rrinced#ll GLOUCESTER, Nov. 17.--Arrd. JRlBefit f ba re Island. „oleos 01 for Glasgow, Nov. 16.--The Rorer s . , t ,d o 5 ' Glasgow, got on a soft 1)9111/4, but ell * e • ea lief spring tides. Castle' aro° bo r BOMBAY, OCT. 17.-The Tulloeb repo from . Chine, will most likely be docke d for 1 ' ing_been ashore on the Straits of Basselsn. dolusli. DEAL, Nov. 17.-Wind W. b N o°lll6ll 01 y ~ . i o a i ' '') Arid. Latona, Quebec. al Art ' PORTSM°rTH, Nov. IL-Wind ."" tliO Queloc. cid V °l NEWPORT, 7 -IN T' d NX.'''''''' in J ol°'o, Janeiro; Mad' Nov.. . um, City Pond. St . GRANGEMouna.-Arrd. Henry Footle', g° lo New Brunswick. a beo l ,l,, t or BRIDLINGTON, N0v.17.-It se b blo wn ' A ocok'nto ;,bt. , ow atN. in squalls,with snow during the n'a o pell' foundered in the bay last night' m asts ,00 water. feavit,cloo MAURITIUS, SEPT. 22.-The r, 0 phete 1 0 Cst . :sl o; hence to Ceylon, has been totally wrecicerb pot,l'oef Island. The Macassar, from Alqabi viablelte P a r es ti ,-,Aug. leaky, is likely to be abaudoos,,,, 0 lev' kiastle f C i •h tO s top IN , rom aieutta, put in 6t nO O sailed on the 19th for London. t ovefr o. aO , PILL, Nov. 17.-The Earl of Liverpoe"pn Vol° Coast of Africa, haism ......_..... !t .. i nn i . ij eai Ili ) - ---_----- i s p A , MARKET IN EWS --( THI s i 1 5 , 11 1 HAT rilfilZ.ooVias t t n i , to l‘' , MITIIFIELD.-Meadow flay' • --.,, Cloverll Is . ditto, 3153 to 41 78 6d; and SO-, 1 1 951 pe r load. Trade dull, at drooping P r 2 ic'9' 6 s o i 5 11 i '3l Or/MBERLAND. - Meadow li a l'cr - ra l I 11 ;C l f°etl t Clover ditto, 31 5s to 41 6s. and ia - 14 ge b (1 31 -; and a si ng to li 41 per load. A fair average ' ' su p plY' a 1 152 lOs t° l . t WHITECHAPEL.- Meadow LleY , ~., foa; 104' Clover ditto, 31 5s to 418 a o,i; and 't'ina of f 2 per load. Both Ilay and Straw 111° barely last week's- •Oil' qut:oations. till o COLOtal.• pis - A$ SUGAR.-The market for 13ritise 17185,04. n ol.,jt sales are, however, limi'ted to about 30°,„"0511te'ir53rai sales 3,400 bags Mauritius, and 11,007iso:13111 tially sold at a further slight concession, nt itf 6 , ° ' 0 1 ° er e Porto Rico, at 32a 6d to 355. 1 11 'AI ao d ,h '. e fe ,d e l , Plantation landed last week at the • c L a ",,,. ls; '",, e 21 1 `,:1 0 Docks, was 467 hhds 74 trcs 4 9 unaftib' ,p 'if ii i ' ' taken for home eon ampti o 1, 97 ' ", - plsc eti ,0 1 619 barrels. the 5 -•° 11 s°l" ' o' e a stock in t 0 CoY l al ° , [dads 2.822 • tierces 5.454 b A barrels . 0 0 0 ite )10' COFFEE.-130 bags 240 casks ri an i 00 13 0 10 Isig ,, , ° oo 1 slow, r, chiefly from 475 to 503., ' b ut 1113,attuatoi lih Madras were bought in at high Prlnet, about 400,';o1 Naive went at 41s 6d to 425. `ptPrivale9s63tctie° e Ceylon have changed hands a t f zio at tl . g 1 6d dearer, and 5,000 bags good firs t ' ' ril l/ made known. Tb e • 1) e ad. sO l° 0° Rusit.-Continues in fair deal•sce3t n P, I 'o o landed last week at the East it „ tal o " t ai 9 ', p • 0° was 178 puns 37 hhds. There weropocs,li" , co7sumption 269 puns 15 bhds, and ei io' Oil, hhds. The stock in the same Plse 0, bOl 1,174 hs. l ga 130 At i s RICE.-" iOO bags good mid w hite, pi, h er ° at 9s 6d, as also 300 bags pinky e'',33,16•;,,,1' ,ft, 800 bags Coringa were withdraWn,aa'otna , oa y at SALTPETRY..-1,380 bags Bengal V few eri;-nal T , A 4a LL 6d to 25s for 13 to 9 per cen; re sjf (7•710. is 3i": .._ 1 ............ ' °37i 4 ,0 ) spot, and Lawn 39s6di_--- S V TO 1,141 ofios6 VICE - Cll ANCE R Y .---( ' fi e, 11 00' bi i JUDGMENT-SPARROW V. TO ° •,:a o .f C I I° ,b il? C gti fi li g g AND WOLVERHAMPTON NO. • 1;/ " tt ,') P' ,l His Honour „•gat. toc, Vice-Chancellor i ti t ' tbia C ate , h ,ec' tel seat this morning, gave judgrnen l') itl etl f - v °ol e el) It ' o stated was an injunction to restrain , i ° o 3 !, ci ft e 4 l ,i their agents, servants, and avorrten of ' a in ean".l/ 0" / npon or taking possession o f polqi i' lot, , e 0 1 11 0/ n ; by them in their noti eoi ciilfatisa°:gf r 3 the bill or in the schedcule to th e "„h f fr 'd il fre,7o o- : . tendered ., to the, p l a i nt iff s on the l'' -- ij, o o- 51 1 w It t i waste or '10)i°0 the fbeldial seeding to committing any lug to take an measure s ' res to il etl i, se, °` oor ft ii) ° ' or buildings by compulsoryeasti ru opo o , i v it p,sl f f might be so restrained unles s unless Prey Y i be pl i° , l llo l ,o4 ° proceeded to purchase the whole e t i n ' fi tb e f f or i qi i ii factory, and to make c, inperistht'°n; Iti ° oil f i l s i 0 I all damage to be sustained hy , th(-' ' a ll' aPill i t° fotollll. a tir 1 o!' the taking of the 'd menu lendants appeared sal d the birea°eOr Oa; and answered afa i 1. tf i Pang 0 are the owners of a very ext,..l,;',lefle':, ,sl o g { 0 manufactory at a place called Pi - rope.7lorcei:ol:; verhampton, the value of the wl3,lef.Parci, Al i t is p r io mated b them at 60.000/. Th e 1 t heir 0 01°,, 0 ,0 Wolverhampton Company obteill'oaer o f for r v ite: o o l which conferred upon them t he r - otice,:'.J, e:'f ! .: { f" and property, on giving the iisna„'' note t'a a l o vre •t' r ° o ' of lh three years. These powers,ois, Pita poi II e 14th of August last. The Pla'nrilast, a t ,", of ocr bf f plained that on the 25th of June a ite t [tesA lP O l ,i 'o, the company had served them vi' l "f OW tes"10'0 1 tendon ot taking small t i o n 0 coo, p io p j , a no r I was ao 01 1 instead of taking the whole+ es,lcioueeanorstfici were bound to do, by the Land itO rr a CO r e r Act, the provisions of which werfeioas an tbnctre Company's Act of 1848. Negtio. ito rs - p oo "pi euce continued between the snlicybeacaatiaatieji until the middle of Augtisre 18 5°, ay . evi nt , 04"fa e i to1 the 14th of that month, the ro ti %lie s, il ecl tfdoo c A t i to the plaintiffs a bond, with sura-atorat '00"P t the Act, with a schedule of the Jan" rpfescae 14 1 ,a 4 PulsorilY purchased, o n tbehe cou'nde3l6 wherenp aO. ie. r e , , was asked for and granted, 103 .vg Oliwili peed iie , great length on both sides ; i t t ra it Ceti rf a 6 a d ( g l ee , i) plaintiffs that the entry upon iii''r.tat P'" riP 4 r j e, inasmuch as the powers of the d ie' , th e loe'f.r that the company had, in other r o e f i th lif ie, 0 ' o f f It ° with the requisitions of the A C t ', t ri be 1 1 i 4.° l, i f/ right to take a part only, and 11 9' r ail'', tli a• Koil ti perry in question. The queetioebseraceoce ito#V importance; and his Houour eh r ' tbfe,.oo; course of the argumentel. 133,11,,eibisal,;i;'lltV placed upon the case of Woo" f ao 1- 0 oi pi n ts' haven Railway Comany, wberefr),,, pogI E o pt i v e o rod cellor of England had held that l's g oli e 4re ,j0 13 '40 14 puny to take laud compulsorill c re vi r odd r o jsO c o AV could not summon a jury; an d i cd tb° ho l l o, , ° I e i 09 1 1 ; sumption . in him not to bave grat'a.foltee,'",at "rft'fr that judgment stood, but Lord, `l,be t )° ,7 o,"cet had not agreed to this, nor ba. 'f u r tbe" bo" ii , Bench. HisHonour, said he must refuse to grant th °ll otd . 3J glf . AS l ' ) without costs.-Judf ment n_ . j t ) . d e W O ; P S ' ic l . BAIL C 0 IJRT.( 1-',;j, atOoff lo t 1 0 , 1 ~THE QUEEN V. /COCAS') l ' 0 0 C4',), cOdrililf,d Mr. k../ROWDER, Q.C., applied ti " Ibi s f oil v o ' f fi e lot° Cel t to alai tior ' art to remove an indicteneo'i.or die i f sOl eft o ,l lo ,l was i found at the last sessions I 4 1 ) 11 a O P tO Il el ' '' ',o Court. It was en indictment for ~d v ie 0 r , , g„o , creditors. Kincard was a lieepso4,,i it 1 0 0 0 01 e !" . f other defendant was his attorneY, o f tberanp a sff di er at r` o they had concocted a bill of sale, as , ' i pt i ' il l ' and chattels to cheat his or eil t ,. f w, ad 'fsliflt° Ai involve some nice questioes of i '" 00 3 ale' 01;1 important that the indictment, h uia De ' 'o° 'd co l4 behind the defendant's buck, 6 . 0- , obi' o or V I court. sa y/ °bail t o : Mr, Justice ERLE said b e au t ili al t ad motion, but the defendants WW I V 0/00giC el 'n i be a s s t the nital and pay the costs 1 we ro t o ~ defeated. A „qcaot° ,ao 3 Y Mr, CROWDER said the ee - • 1 jari i 60 a eci a 0 0 0 have the case tried bc fore * sP 13° WI , quite prepared with bail. they 6 0 1" ,1 Mr. Justice ERLE o rdered tw o theaiselves in 100/. each and two a 4 0 1 1, i Rule absolute accordingly._____.----iiit4 );// ------ .0 (ir f loc s idliot MAR LB RO'-STIt BE 1 ---- c orr 1 ,00 . eu et' eel' EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT nardfl, ,oritt P Jones was brought bef.or® M ii r: h oter , el 011 ipir B;ealing at she Globe P ub . L ft , arl'aciiard. fa0(°„11' atreet, , evert , I arlicle4 of vvea ri _F ie aiii ,b ig „ ii , d i fiery bet aging to Mr. pm t i •i tf five Id tOolleotoj Bell 176, said about half-Pii.:trect, 5 jo ord 11 t ir was oil duet' in North A ullfeY I card ir t) ri ll 1? he ' do t li ° e l l fi Mr. Smith's public - h ouso at tb e was ' d c if listened for a few alifiutrS. tiool. fobnotie rii luctfer match strike , itnd, ° y e a itee's, t h e rf,i t ere',,e' ofe !tad by some one iesiee. . _ woe yea _01,,4 door, and ba h ;, d the hitter p" , be latnied th y f ro i t . i l in reply to his questious, W i t) bi , 0r0.t",. died,be.h w a, wrof g_ . 9 . etvt, ',01‘411,1 pectieg something i owe bite . fie ' who came down. an , , bo ut vitt cir,d e a or 0 i is a oc ) said he knew notions, ibe a ou ;nfi rstdea f ie was then searched, and ()" flirt s, " c o l e re i tl' c P e al bundle containing several s w hich bo g ,c , ) , in silver, and other articles, 00 ocire_co $0 A Mr. Smith as his prepertY• . t f NW° toe- he found upon him a nir iati Y iPg Ile thr . e hanokereoie ts. ha ting ° Mr. Charles Smith said t"" 55 p i) 55 p CLOSIN , rRICEs 9i) t zi 87 45 10214 3 1 ,4 24 1 4 8 2414 35 33:/,4 103% 83 1 / : 2 2 dis. J 1 4 36 11 1 A ►be,