The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1855.

diMeolt to eadardead. Is sae of the letters which the I
wellies to the deteadast whoa it Birsolagbas
etrd. had wi
..Dcaet forget to give the eider tor the ging to be
.sleeted„ We hath tried at difforeat plans so panhose
salve ;ft b not to be get. You saa mead as all yea nos get.
sad yew Ray be sun we will nand yea w.O ; bat the
meesnd Moe it will be wish lemur as* his.., Isr as all."
Mr. Bans Marsh told the jar, nal if they noselth it
sestwary be would read ever the onion% hat applied to
bin that sash • none was uneenaory, ea elm setelhe
whin they had to beide was • my simple ale. lila sr
vis an the son, whisk pseud heat Ow piontlf to the
dobsint gins with the lateatin et sanygoi eat as
illegal ethos ? It appeared to hie that the teeny was
Ctoo Obe totoloolo Porno of Pertistratior a base
11. mad if they gam' that gush was the ISBN siptirldi-
itialikig the tarpitithe el the Minden—Ws whin
wsne sr • new Mini nem he aim Weil—.4M nelatiff
null amt MOW. If, ea the warm. they balloted the
plelatire mein et Ibe ere was true, le would he satitled
to who. Ho would sandal then agnate bang led
away by the evident, whets bad bees gives ea the part of
W yinaliii; as he had ao bunnies ia saying that be an-
Mani it a tissue of 'Man. It wee quite manifest that
the Iscaey was gives muttvi aad resolved by Pions hr
the potpies ef earrybg the illegal object they both hod
ia view, sad that Pithier west to Binalegbase for tho par.
pose of gating the plates engraved L hinbefelell et that
dint.
The jury, without the lead hosbodea, retuned • threst
for the
Ms. Barn Neetkr—l quite swear is that verdict. g..•
than; and if I estridand that asp geed sad would be ob-
tained by it, I wend andnee main' the plaiatiff aid his
witaimme for perjury, the delsodaat blau,—they
nitall to ha sonnitted.
ass sinpini the snit the satire day, aad is the
soh Misr delhain nose as the list the than was damaged
to MidMeen, la rider that it nay be dispond of this tom

Lain inttritanict.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE—Nov. 111
enema 5 antoo.-mross WILD WIMP= 40* JOIMN.
110111, 11101111111" AND 55"
PARISI e. Tllll OasaT WsITSIth 1411LWalf 00writify....
SAM Tea Till Caltalaol Or 41005 a ST ILAILWATS.
This wee a ere swat without seder the
Carmen Lew Precentor AM la lasirjrls9 la odd d
Mr. Jane Celerldge, sad raised gaged reestime of the
Mona aspertanse ter the rasa, hawed aid the Make
emasallts geserelly. the. rake. the well haws airlift
odd the amps, se eimileall mob" to naves keels
Lasmi. by him gent papa as daps meek by the
to eanyieg big geode, sad the intim wasegeo
.7--see a me.
Mr. Bowles gad Mr. J. 0. OriSte were sesseel kr the
alsl•tit; Mr. Bramwell sad Mr. Mahal' repreeested the
Mr. Reeds, said that tte plaintiff was in the habit of
bang gegen eollated by him sa varier porta et Leona to
the eleists' statics at Faddiegtes, ad them mediae
them to ethmest games stag the lie%i, abased to ka-
✓at whinged,. a that hodeed a ispedlod the railw is
Ms whirs et gadgets gad metelAteh Tin Oast Was-
hes Limy tree l'addiegtes to Bebsel was iseerpeested
eider the 6 gad 6 Wm. IV. At that Ilse it was Unmet
that peruse who used railways weal em their eggs ear-
sieges gad makes, sad the 164th mina amend fee the
paged of the tolls, 3d per tea bilis the madam. The
167th eating empowered the mew is deep • rases-
able seat for lenomotin power is-Wawa se the tolls bid
abews by the 164th, for the eesveyesee Oren The 171 at
rendered it lawful for the gamma a Sr a esa to be
charged la respect of null pees* mot gem&
a60010e., " provided always thee the poweides
bove cattaked should not apply to es* pre* eat to or
paste quatithe though made up is small mad Sena '
sub as bias of sugar, soffit seat, sad the Blie.
treletiy to angle parcels, ancoasedidi with wale Of •
like satyrs."
Lend Campbell-That is a previge spinet esagleall.
edam
Mr. Banns amend to gay that the seat gat whisk It I
weeklies lapieleat to esseider was the 7 sad 8 Viet. The
Mk maga of that set was Maned se readies the
waft dome dike former eat as to rates ;but by the 411th
seed's the eels Wall perms who used the Grist Waters
Beltway were lobe charged squally to all alter sem, ale,
whither per idle or pee toe. By the Nth stales,
the egespoy egged tasks sail charges is " they thisk
4,11=" bd then wrath calm he read with the weeds
le gem" is the Ith* maw a the teaser eat.
2,111, SW geodes the -...prep woe gamma to male
egioNieste. istd say wigs eggetiall by sash epee mat '
het the tight of pi
to eienes. Theme din
BM sod 11th of Via, it set New kW slim until
NMI gad seder this ass ether mama were sand to the
soda Mao The nee found that after tie la of theremaber,
155,, sad the pane of the shove sat, the pt.ls seat to
OW asselsa et the oempeal, et Paddies's., to he MOO at I
the isms Mao sac by the game train to imam MOW es I
the 11110,1WIPOIS1 pestle of seeds assigned I. himeth. Oa !
me casein Mean Myna parade, tin swept, weight of 1
whisk wee Ism them 600 lbs., ad pored mania, peak 1
et the sate elem. The asepasy shamed fee mit I
separately. The paid, emesesied ihis the i
Medd have twos is the signipi, . The mead amig 1
west on the gem elate of bate, bat the NW, kaged I
of being man we over 600 lbs. weight. NO me.
pnint west me the same state of things, bates bolero 1
the 10th and lick of Vie. was is fora, aid who the sets i
6 sad 6 Will. IV., and 7 gad 8 Vie. were is opealies. He
would therefore apply himself to the letter int. By the I
171 see. of the 7 sad 8 Vie. the goapeay might make such
clasps is respect to small parcels as might seem At, "pro. I
Tided always this provision should not Weed to such ant
in a lone aggregate quantity, sad made u_p is south sad '
distinct panels, such es begs of saps, gear, sal, co the
like, bat eel, to tingle sauces owieseetei with
panels of a like snore. Their lunar would
neolleet that the set was a earrier's at, and
as much it must be eastrited. H. asteaded
that the defendants were not authorised I. Marge
as they had done articles of the game class
as wreak adages. The ceee of "Parker v. the
Gad Waders R.ilw y Compay," (11, Commas Beath,
p. 6611). would probably be rated spinet him, bet the
Crawee not tbe same, fir Mr. Parker thus gostsaded
wbga there wee a large aggregate ha should be
etheapi by leasege, sad not by panel rate' sad the burl
▪ Pei datheil aghast him. Looking at the masifeet is
of the legislature of teliding the pablie from the
pewee of railway gemputieg to do what tbey liked, be
mold sated fee this broad principle, that all pare*
keseglet by the isms party to be oat to the gam
party by the sem taaveyabee Mould be 'barged
as ear, sad the fed that the gempany bad by their
one clarinetist', baled on the essellagat of the let
leo" nude a corned with the pada
argument. He weed New pima le the =ball pi is ea•int,
which was that the pleistliisma a tho emperes Nd.. at
Faniagtos three leads dreads at the hears el 2,4, sad 6
o'clock respectively, is gash Lai there wee a whop of
eoffee, all than 6001 be. wend, all these he le eat by
the use train to the gain plea, the plekdia i ea-
eider end Mliaigam. With these whops the tiff
beft.
delivered " • tiehietoff note," sod the or then
lordships woe, whether ender theme eireaum tbe Ufa-
date should charge for the pence is the aggregate, or
for the three sepentely. la this cue, 011ie depended
es the swill wale clause, so peens as to the quality
of the gads steer, for it wee the same la all this parent
Mr. Judos Colerldre-You gay they were to ge by the
same tan ; who gave that their dastinalles ?
Mr. Kedsleo- The "tieing-off sok " states that.
Mr. Jostle* Coleridge-Bat chat is filled up by the plain-
LITI Ill• 1.11111L.-CONTSMPLATED VOICIRRT OS 5171111 h.
tiff, without these oourreate of the compaay. Jona.
Mr. Kayla-0111y ass goods trait lava its the hour
at obiett the a et pond wee gent Thie wee as Wks to recover 471. for money bad end
lb. y mitt ottatigt,...ahta t. the psytteat saga ? received by the defendant for the Iljeltre us., sad on an
Me. Brangwell-We as *laud it cgs the delivery of the sada; 'dad. Th• dslladsat
gad thee the plaintiff ad ethers goatemplated sod proposed
pod
Mr. Jane Coleridge-If go, the sompany add demand
mot lee the Ent r reel. Inallfsath „ lad UtillallY to WS* settsla Promissory •••••
Oaths limpodel of Rusts with intent to defraud any
pal
itt.. Limoges said than woyo the word. aa the .. titian. et pis whoa they could lance to take the laid
off ante " of the two first parcels : " Carried forward," sem. esier them money for the same ; that the
eal the abets employed the defendant. to
nasalise that more wee easing. The neat eme.
ea espower tearns sesh forged plates, and
Pihis"B""ed Ulla "NU" "sr cs two die.
e=se a wage them la the said arise, and Um the
liset days. The plaintiff on the first day eat
at the tam um to the &lobate Nadas mama; sera deemed was Sneed by the plentiff to the de•
psiguigoo a Emit so go by lb. slim trait to lbs woo faded for the permed of the expenses in sad about the
.a T The dts
Th. *wawa mate atamitag his ai, .. dim, odd booker sad otherwise I. furtherance of the said
poom.
kris. ad ai'maable him to assist the plaintiff sad °then la
matiourp, ghee' inameagegye klailf7." Pi--•-•-.
bong ear 6016001'.-., weight see gams& sepeately at adagY e tits awassa tb•••0f •
nos; th, stuns war sager, wore atafdag latatataty " I Mr. Sawlike for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Bridal
week. The *lath twateaded tiest all being menefge. _a the defendent.
Med seen entail have hogs okapi k the to and defendant are stemben ef the Jewish
The igtheinear MGM tin. Oa Ihe Nea tagsweleMa Hoch
ges. la Tb. plidatiff. Jacob Levi, was the keeper d
teas sew tr. math bee doe Ilekkoalr sets &sorbed them th• amid IllPstfolise, Is °"4.1"". Housed Itch ; sod lbs
as ea laspde. Th. gaptagsata awing that wag to deloodese, "Measeel Fleur, was lb. proprietor of the
"Pm. silos_-), nag. , ~,e. The " Heal do Boitle," it Buryaseet, it the game locality.
„masa at, tomboy aalitillatrip of tea It appeal bed the evidence ea the pert of the plaintiff
loth are llik of Viands. tams la mmesies with that the delleadeat ailed as his ea the 28th of August lest,
ad isdieseed to him that If Is could obtain a loam of 400.
the hhas bill of tils aimiWri, ta./ "T. imad W. he meld be able to ester agood s leti
lie sheep them geode is the appegsta. He esetended :am is
seed sae odatiff
mad
rti. a Ines „. ss._ by
they dash' he put altegetber, sin as they wen above ue lug, stunt. -11111
do tbs. wood imam be 'hinged by romp or if they daliallff aid he had as man at his disposal, otherwise be
yam &Ada' ow assimay taut charge by wag, for the mai make the Ovum, bat he would cessider of the
eat alma Melba. weight and aggregate ail the *then at oda, dual Oa day, sad Lid a Gall miser the
all otherfart Ausediagly ea the following morning the de-
plash oda Bat he her said, inespesda of "IS ear,
ssaddNatim, they matt Is charged tat at ea sash par isaison saki gal received 42/. from the plush for the
to per min, mooing the to elmatiesties fa tbe 10th sad _•••,••• egalatioo, whisk waisted of
11th Vie., is release to maufestand pods, sad the va• PaldZetrititsad•Y7 tad hardware from • Peres
empay was sot mulled to trat them as small weds at at haldaillass who wee pis' to give up liminess, sad
. h the ptsislaff al.
all. In the fifth objection the plaintiff slagged that all oedema be Aeneas The 421. whic
togabor amok te the idendest, and for which he receive 4 • eh
tt mansfactated goods " eitculd be glossed
sad cherged at a rate sot exeseding ltd. per 08/4••___.____by 101116_,.._
___...llh• ishudes• Planned to Mont the MAW
tat whoa the distaste, woe above fifty miles 0/
_P"Min_._._.,.‘"•lll"l", the 7th of llaisabcf, wee leathe
sad "Irma pug to, „ma the coma, wu IN:, ten
as7irt his gen, with whoa he was but a ebeet
, bat who did go I. order to Ovum his in.
The depeaan apes the coasouction of what were men. liin
tenets. daleadast having Masked the mosey, west to
baud g_oode within the media, of the doge la the 10:ii
SO 11th 'Victoria, sad be would submit that tinware, herd. hisalkerem, gad three days after his deponent his wife
awry paper, cutlery, glue, leather, gad butter, were mat- oast IS the pbdatiff and received a farther gm of 61,
hadaseil noon The °sly quake was .best tea. mks dee was authorised by her basked to get that
Ltd eitaabsii_i mint tau, that stab taa atm Isom ameent Time went ea, gad the plaintiff add obtain se
hawed. (Leagbta.) If you rad a book ia which 1 lan Ildtall• tither of his 1"." 7•• dt• epode. astrithetaeding de
plies takes roil peg sin-" The Chemistry of Comma ham. aunts to °a aehadant at hllsasithsell i hat ia Ss
Lite"-yes will lad tea is a massfastural snide. math of December he met him, *ad demanded his meaty.
repos whisk the defendant told hies to "began." Itheee:
Mr. Snewleo-Tbe nest le soother erilret ,f the KW „, ~ , ~
genies. The plalatiff delivered to the defeadaub -All `• e's.'" ."1"1".." Prel"6l.ll. "" reward os
athe mem.
steadiellual ankles esseeding 6001 b• weight, to For the &haled, when me we supported by his owe
be 'ad*" at a "tads sicisdleg VI silty. tallow, It was naiad that he bed embed en the plaintiff
Be osissdst they could ad 'bud mere t"• at all; belt that. ea the eentrary. the plastid bad waited es
54.- per Id' That hiLalidd * tb• tdattatt" bias ea the day la question, mad hal men ea appointment
gb• Mk add d. tb•,_l sa4 1111 VLat•*,,_whillt h••• te mrabim at Bleekwall ea a maned 1da.... Oa lie BOW-BTRBET.
%nu 'twigs. "'lin'. • ....."'""'" "II *" """".• or a.- atrial a Blaskwall he was latredneed by the plaintiff to A amplant hauls; bait preferred by two penal sassed
leading. "'dial sad 11149**14 or d•lintY, or *di" ether twO who repreegand themselves to have bees Williaw Cox gad James Cotter, both gam to the polies
ends, laddestal to the service of a canter." Th. de• seed whe resided with the plaisuff. The nue as radiated thieves, twinge Sergeest Bash ad Constable
faded, amessided that time words pave them a power dAmos takes plea. the Rana latimsted that Brews both of the F divine, for following thus is
the
*ogles &higher ran ; but the plaintiff astound that they they wen abed to procad to the CAM's. ad la order to strata, and them by eating after them, " There
mid b• tad ****** wits Wether w°l4l, ad that have free MOM from the eastry they required to have ago two cea=aligiev.g," the me wee ianstigsted (at
the 2i4. per to laden& these dame of ladies; and ea- .. vaspaper " eagroved. Amerdingly tbey gave the the aqua of the Polies Cagmaileissen) by Mr. Judie,.
Id", 11l tb.ll *di*** a&d *.**.t. ltd••• Is 1•41• Ind deleadast what they alleged wee the passing paper, Miele The oomplainent Cos, as gaming the witnesob ar, et
dem he ediester deliver the goon hen sad to other places. was " pistoled all se kneheagrand is Biret• lighten, declared tint Brown was cot eke ma of that name
Thswieuthatasddidadississwiry ahsrassatst It ytutsshtssaltilts"psisbtatiS ie whisk plea be was well lams, sad et the game nig whom be bad guide the amplainkand who Is me
pre km 11/., with a paidee, es his undertaking to haws by the same of " Boareye."
=i their treassetiess with lb. railway. The to Birmingham the next day, to give Isepeare Dodd deserved that this was the oily as ell
&dad ell tb• Broad d ..,....ia.4148112' 2.. ha' Mitdrischar ma of M. The plaintiff gad hie am the same of Brows ia the F divides, sad that he wee the
Ps to bal__*•___-___••••at at .....4 redit....,_""".....-...., hi." Psalm lolled es Se nalanat Vall follow's( ""a"St penes se whom the thieves of the agighbourhood inlaid
eliallegle ils saw garrtm• I'2" ••'"' " ••••' ••••••• •./ Id beldam% her, sad we him the VOL, sad he started fur sae sickname " Boa y.."
hid gamma tate comets with Mr. Ranee% Mimeo Moor it
akesares wicks the Oda of • grimed as to Brows ad Bah agreed la declaring that the former was
nil sal La. lac Walla, lad Mr. 8•••8•04 who lido whom k. sold have the dessigest wereved, he was foe the net present as the amens referred to In the complaint;
bossa te fallastßtralllabli *dad Ibilitss ad and ass AM Oka men aware test it was a Jamie' MSC lib Bosh added that he wesegompabled by Policeman F 86,
te theleades. "Mali dieree WM Oneli.l.ll2` hd• rebid adiehed his to have nothing to de with the bongo, who was sew med wee, by the magistrate's order,
per les, se gunge gm forr all pods of whaiever4:l bat lib • tie to w seism.. Hs samadhstoy sawed this
ass
aim pMaa myth thedesadsasi
meadmean geoid ass do this seeder 65., these .pay soldeetemil etheyed Wee& during bis eta at Birmieghem, Om was that swam, sad ailed thee be was • nowneeder,
SPY than Is ear ddillead par it'll la. I ..•11 tball algs where he spat Semmegry. Oa de sugars to Lana he is Doornail. On Benny dealft, tics 4th inst., Cotter
91011.11•14 ad 1• lard * Pay that At' *" Pt tha aa Intallsd Oa m lasni Ps Passed all oyee' •• • MIMI anal upon hem essempenied by We wit, and two wag
4.881 lose es a WON= Mit Übe year. ablereS ia at, fee Willi Ile -skived 41.10 e. wows, hien& Oben. At dose one o'clock they weet
trail Onaphellil this Is a plevenee, yes Seta hes The ielhadnall. la Ids enoterealmeles, endued that out together, Is • walk. la elmoy.luts tut Rat with
appellee eke theemes Pim sake the aft of 11116. wink he tee, aim 1155 he Mang a iptakilag Mon, ad fist Beeped Bah ma gambol gnomes*
,he believed it we
dada thsi Odd Oho Pstals d itineesis4 sad insasis goadatally gamblieg was serried -ea et bh Mod. He elm BMWS, but age ade ass pod iely mg. At tha ettattabha
Mr. Lambe Tared they wen resealed by the ogre,. oneillei that hie dished reesived the 81, bet Meted that puled them. the gm who be to he Brews said,
mot has tairleg y step of that Mai -all this lad die neusest width pargeneed to be the resent for the 421 e. Do yes Item these lift ? That sae is Cotter, the ticket.
be seeded sad sad oay
they had thdr iseighlpe Saba es was eland by the sehethades et the llama " ea" far that *tutu ma t tog tha aka is Cu a a„aktad thief."
ell the_ is raised, the cam wesl4 bath le In whine. al " twee" aid*, hie crags la th• ',Podia 01 bawd of They west es silliest tali. say deice, as they did not
ter. Reejaa oiled the cos of "PldlMd v. es Ileesd 411-the mead 'Ai* he bad easelly raceived before with to draw the stead= 4 the muss weed to whet the
Zdalls hallas7 Camps)" 00th Nom sail With., Silk h• amid h• illralsibss The dogalasst thought phenol' eeid. Tee I. seems they abseil the lenge;
the lomat Memel totstiatag die oodopoo, Aosta set adopt that " diettleg to the smith " was a jest mei* with Mrs. Cotter, to p. os before them. The egatiablee
• madoegy dela made Ms. Pukes pee iseirethes say most Is iho *kW he rrePseistr rash as Weal hthowedthea hie lieesedrese, where ail met gastherega
ether men. for by UNIT egleillaillat with the eilmeey the dingle Ins skaleg_pktea eageseed for the pupae of oaths. Mwhew Deese »rested the letranatles be hat
agate ma ado to take the goods of the ail& to the messlelbudeesefft TM MAK ad lbs adios Male men to Bed. The game ease we states In •• de
railway for 3.. 41., walla Mr. Pa mak mssde it wdllest is Dm* MOW Ilesthe PIS*/ at the della& dews, la get OM every polnemas they stet call they
*mkt eagat weep pat he odium and geed by ea istarpran, bat masa Ogaggeoceleage, Bon, ohm *7 Nisbet "tha
Kr. loam Zele-Bet tb• seamy emelt idlest ad bus hi* il!.1118.11si othillUNlS Oak 3/6•1 Wen mast moo rum. who W the ter hill laillilla OM the
. .

um gook to thdr slake grade. eel that visa be squally
a lees to Mr. Pubes
Mr. Jades Odeddge—le d head by _the ease that Mr.
Peeks, meg est bus goods denied by Mr. Humes
AZi say bet Ite dose set west to de se.
rKs==ei
of la that tho ovate ere
allowed ea hour sad a half later for seeding their goods to
the Sadao this Mr. Peas.
Lewd Cansphell—Whatdedeadat der you aids for this ?
Mr. Losilso—lbet li to be Seed with W the @dottrels,
wMwehavot udeolis el the emit ea the law.
Lei Oatepbell—l thick yes have sow get a shiest en
skirt yes ems go to the Coat of Cameo Pleas, fir U the
vetoes to »sive the phidire goods at a teaser
able boor, that is a risme.
Mr. Isowles—We oingleht that the eseepeny give tient.
Wyse es melee as odeestege et es beer and • half set
Mr. Prebtr.-0a all the pub% my led. I ambit that
the *Stiff is entitled to the Jedgeaset of the mart.
Mr. Berewell, is the delbeikets. seateeded that weed-
ing to the osestruelles of the 1714 donee of the deb
sad OIL Ws. IL. es eggreente Vets., tiodit •04
be all egnsgate geestite sole eg of Mogi dhoissiber,
t SSD Moe sight ho k the ism does of eharges,l
seed
diltereihro the oespesy staid change sash rood mirk
nosy. No lestanise, it sight be soormos ler the ems-
pan, to posh the ponds espeentely, esd to mite a
wary of soh, se Oat it wee bet reassemble the=
be sodded to deogelbresili segerately. Os tho obtrellos es
to pen* est at Memel lire see Mktg ellsegied to-
gether, Kr. Paths, hod so digit to "cony forward" on
the dales Wools" These words die sit bind his to
seed semi geode—they were oaly ea isilsollso that be
Wee; and ems- this they might not be of the sues dna
Ile subs:Mad OM the three traseedess were dillieset, wed
that the rights oldie parties mast be looked at. at the use
seek traseedies leek des For instaaes, the ecespoe7
WOO seed • mama goods train if they ohms Mr. Parker
dl(eeesey, "Bad these geode el a pardoning dos." If he did.
he timid hos sale the amen wasehseessem The quo •
lioness, mannfaesrod goods eseseindlibiest ways: oise woe,
that small ntenufeetured gook wise a &Ws cheroots, )
and should be dumb, oideseed is the sanest& He
felled es .he seat sot to pet es the were • sesetheared
oods." the oseeteeedes pates them by hie loused Mead,
but to regard them is the_pereler sees et the Site., snob as
estrous. dike, or duds Bet that glass. irenseme-
pry , drapery, de , were as, ef Ressfsetered
geode" trithis the meanie, of deem, be sebedined they
sold sot be Lammed under the moil penis dens
The suns sise with width be had to dad wee whether
the deeps weds by the esseny by the Mkt seeds Sibs
ale wow to lodide everything, mid that they twee net esti-
died to dines a ressasside UM for balm is embodies.
sod esvorleg, where seek wee Seldostal to their lades se
erdwo.
Lad Cespbell—Tlis 11021111 are as dear, we think Mr.
Parker mast sustain that obtretion.
Mr. Braswell The last spastics wee see of
eery greet importance. sot esly to Mr. Pekes
but to railway compsaies sad the trading
sos-
stem if the mosstry. Mr. Parket eemplened that
the mangy lied gamed into arrangements with other out.
▪ who sited as their Nests, by width the public was
beseited as regarded the striate of their goods to the
slimy Maths. He did sot Napkin that ha
oral set have his ewe goods talc ea at the
veseivisg-homes of the sompasy or their agent, at the some
'barge es was wide to the public ; bat that bemuse he
sham to deliver goodie the sushi he bed to pay miss than
ha or the public wed.' have to pay whet they delivered
Mali pea" threag those spats. Anything mom ibe rratiosal
lbw amplaiat of inequality on sw.h s ground could
NS
Sea esseeive. If Mr. Parkes coed annihilate all sow
=liall the reosiviog-houses in Leaden, the esopasy
at
be very glad. He maintained that if Mr. Parka's
pummel of this ground were to be eoetelsed, it
Medd be an ioterfereses with the right of the
esesposy to mays their own Shire. The snugness
Ins a fair end equitable as, advantageous to the =essa,
to their agents, and to the publics. It wadi be fogad, is
referees@ to the ease of " Parker v. the Great Western
Railway Company" (11th Commas Bosh Reports), that
ha had made a similar weepiest. Is that ease he sem-
Oohed that the eospesy gave as agent LOOM a year as an
elevates% for his giving up the 'barge for bookie; ; sod
the court held that that did sot twastitute an laequality.
Bat suppose Mr. rather were now secessfal is this
Weed's, the company might give up all those egaseim and
enspl.l their own staff and their own horns This suppose
they lumped the charge for carriage from any post of tows
to Briest as 13 . 4d., and charged Wt. from the seeds at
Paddies, he could not complain of that. Sepses the
easgellyaharged 6d. more for the carriage from a plans
eimimili Men Paddl•gton to Bristol than they did from
Poldleglea to Bristol, and did this bias aide to meet as-
be meld sot complain. Re 'abseiled on ad the
points alma the defendants were gadded to the judgmest
GI tat sees.
Led Campbell said that in stems to the objection co
the ems of inequality that the spats won allowed an hour
sad a bail later for delivery of Oak goods than Mr.
Parker, the wart was strongly of opinion that to constitute
as sesliey nu. be an iseqsallty rpole of charge.
Igeredso replied at the aseekuiss af the arguments,
Shia eseggliad all the day to a late Mae.
bled Campbell said the court would take time to am-
' sag their judgment as all the imperteat questions arising
Is this ~Miles bad bees most ably argued es both aides.

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N.—Nov. 20.
MO. L
•YLINING BANDIT BY

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r. 4 11

7; his was the eortifleate mastic; is the ease of Haman ,
Hint *berg, maenad and osamission neat, of Cheek's,
irsdintt wader the Aim of " Hinaliben and Co. The
aeons n ossentened at the holiness of 1866 with • deft-
*wag of 6801. The baakrept now owes to ussemed
misitssoe .0921. ;to nom holding murky, 6981. ; LebUities, ,
Loy, (i telly insit off). The swots had sullied sheet ,
1.0062. the re were also analganats Talon et 1681., mad
proprif bet dby auditors at 7861. The pr (in 17
woos bag , Imes 1,8191.; lens, 2,9714 ; trade 'splines,
maul timgiong et. 1 004 ; law charger, 1831. ; damns and
pessesel 411,4421.
gas, imager opposed for the mines, also for Masers
=4 wake, field. sad Muss. Lyon, an Co.,
m
su g round that the beakrupt had sashed
meth W him rent "swathe.
Mtn. Asmaagee Venn, warehouseman, of It. Paul's.
(a ow mof Corsa, Lyon, mad Co.) deposed :
law we le 'ld ma asesenes of Was bkrupt flu
1II& Us., due on the 17sh of that math. It was dis-
k...Ng, gsys...4 app hatless he gamest wme made.
I bad as istaryisw LA the beallmin about the 27th of
Fibeim", whoa n aid ►• mild net the NLL He said
be last took stook es the has Demeakere that he had a
capital of bstwee• 1,0001. Ann 1.2001.. aid that his debts
were only &boat 1,60 K I nmandin es the melbas of his
*spite!, sad he said it was qithe andisiest. He sand me to
realm the MU, whisk we did, seta MY at is. month, red
on ball at two months, with IMMO at 6 per east. This
we did on the faith of kis repnontation that he bad a
sapital of 1,0001. or 1,2004 sad did net owe mash. I bad
heard Isom other names that he was pressed for mosey,
and should not have sonsosted to resew Ike bill be les his
re tad= that he was possemed of sante. The reamed
bus were dishonoured. We have O&M reeved wee
farthing. At a metier of creditors in May, it was steed
that the beak/apt had, on the 23rd of February, pledged
goods to the meant of 2201. with J. Maga. and C 0.,.
other crediton.
By Mr. Lawman (for the Imakrupt)—He has dose
business with us Ave or six years, and generally osid I. rash,
until last year. He offered to show me him eseek-book. but
I did an mere to see it. Could not say whether be had
bnOt goods sad paid for them after the renewal of
the Me.
The hankrne, mouton by Mr. Lawman, said—l have
been 9i years in this country. Have always paid my way
nada the failure. My books tristaia *striae of ell my
traimetions. At the beginain of 1864 I owed to assented
credbisse 9,779. ; I sow owe 6,3621. 1 only knew of my
deledeney whoa a writ was served on me by Mr.
Linklater. I then called in Messrs. Harding and Pallein
to gamin my aotiounta. I had last taken stock on the 6th
of Jeang, 1864, which showed a sepias of 1,0101.
1 was satisan of the accuracy of that statemeat until
Kam Harding and Pallets dimovered some mistakes in it.
It Min the faith of that statement that I made the re-
primand= to Mr. Webster. During my illness, eras
amplemest to the amount of 1,6001. had not been eaten
1.i.1M his sayable book, sad this ceased the dismenaoy.
The mien was accidental. Had I nom that I was in
a hilhisney at the beginalag of 1864, I should then hays
My espouses have exceeded the pn.fls, chiefly
to Mayelling sinuses abroad, and in having a second
t at Glasgow. In the last two years, my
who him bna less than for eves yen past. owing to
the depression of Wilms, sad the skipping trade basing
Mica off. I was engaged both la the import and export
trade. I imported betas*, shawls, tarlatans, and other
goods, and was frequently obliged to sell at a loss, though I
dash with the habit hoes, an obtained the best prices

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Lard Quellbtiaatod thislie ssart, ottor'd'uporisg of
the way as aemeliagas oM mow paper to-laorrow (this
day), would prassed wRi t►s vestal paper.

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of the day.
By Mr. Linklater—The stook-taking of December, 1853,
was made up by myself end wistents. Bills of Owen.
beim's, to the amount of about I,oool.,were omitted Wag%
their .missies la the bill-book. I bad no notice of IBMs
beiag doe, and they wore presented and protested. Norm
'law was made for them, in wasequeaes of their babe
been omitted from my bill-book. I had notice of their die-
honour, arid ea referring to my bill-book found that the
bills were not entered. I was aware of the omission by the
sth of April, 1851, bat did not then correct the stock-
taking. There is an entry in ley Daum chest of losses ea
shawls and other goods, 8001. This was chiefly inserted to
1861, as was the Is.. on the bulges. Ia February lest I
was seed by Morgan sad Co. ea • &showered bill far
SW ; on tee 23rd of that month I deposited with them
goods to the vales of 2001. to secure the balsam.
, By Kr. Lawrsnes—l offered to Mr. Dixon to return writ
'of Morgen's goods. They peered of less vales Musa I
I expected.
Kr. Dupree, who appeared to oppose for MIMIC Morgan,
sea that Mr. Dina was prepared to contradict this stat-
ional
Kr. Owe was sworn, and distinctly said that the bank-
rapt 's stateemsut about offering to return the goods was false.
The beakrupt persisted la Ids statement.
Mr. Linklater contended that • cleanses had been esta-
blished swinst the bankrupt of obtaining the forbearance
lof • debt by (else pretenees sad that the ease awe under
1 the third Mawr of the perisiesedert of the wt. Though the
I tunkrapt sow owed 6,3001, be had reprogram! to Kr.
Webster that be arty owed 1,6001., and bed a espitil of
1,0001. or 1,2001., well lasewieg that the large losses he
had lammed la 11131 mast have swallowed up any
surplus he might bags barged he bed et one
ties.. At the von time when be made the re-
peesentatioa to Kr. Webster be bed been good by Korn.
Keegan, sad bad been obliged to deposit goods with them
as iscarity. Os general greseds, the adipose eassidered
Ka the trading bad bees most reckless. The webs bed
Mon exceeded by the trade eapeasee slow, while the lessee
Wee risible the amount I astatbsteadiag adds the honk.
enollo6 goat ea mushadeg goods.
Iffe. Lemma wheskted that the ease could not be dealt
Milit wader the prod section, unless there was • deliberate
blealissi to degive. Here it bed been clearly she we that
lig leohnipt bed himself bees misled by an error is his
elleek-Isking, addr showed a elia surplus of 1,0001. The
Woe Ade Ghanian of his prossedinge we prstral by his
, leading over hi books to Fret...sad wimeetsaia, soil by
Ks airing to show his steelmbeek to Mr. Webster. He
bed ben oweind is a kora byelaw; sad hones the re.
reins talehlibed saisredtbreogh the depilates of Made,
sad the prepeadenaos of expiates god tosser goer pee/la
Fissile, this to be the ease. be bat gradually esollagil lit
Joessadot was reserved.

'polio wore Mown. sad waling than. Isiptlenw=
anaZgerNon=gin thh anoopon lhoy weal tato a
in whin an remised he nom* bolt
ea him Oa out, bowman they Mad they wars
still woldlod* tho_pliso► note natimod to follow than
Ins PvinonallonB. Ron *inn Minn he would "sand
is WWI" sondlog wants away, bo and Cotter
wafted tow Nie polhonsua to ~Moo them. Bosh eon* lap
to them, soomprodsde hußsours bedb ben by •
wasiattla of the 0 linden. Wise. o Bork what he
woe nd. earl salad, " If yos wen aproonn naa I Mold
Moth poor hood off," sad he meanly mold ban don sm.
Bath odds "If you gin no say shook Ia igi
yew Ul " They m siren to go to the paidll
makes osimplaist 'spina donaesn4 h ashs *esAll
low *as soy farth. At On wo lhay wen maw*
lan naly by the kersplor, who, ups nons nds', lel
wawa • question, Most be was la partoorsidp with his
near Y tha hozsar Drury Imo, called kin a liar • and
In reply to Yo that as onoseablos bed his
out as a conionli , said "So yes mos • Mal"
Hr allot this fooporm as Wooing noweden. its
in
tor ordered mane mmetablos, who wen sending by staling
a Ing=s746valt of wham, to tura them out, whin they did
Widen did on wish to prom the h
=tot Rudy but only spinet Brows. Tim tonssresatagst
have intighe ho was defog his duty. The latter
had Maws whams Mesa and was awns that daring
that tins be hod Ms his living honestly as a news-
vsodsr. Though ha Mow vary well, he could not
Cariy swear that be wee the nun who was with Bosh,
bei .it leaked Tay ninny at him, and being shim
rbe odd ma dimiloduish a parses features wielL
bodlinel Odin would speak pseitively to tbs point at
Mistily. Twain years had passed since witnases twavie-
ties. He bad bees twice imprhenad, ono for two months,
and nos foe six moutte.
Cotter wee then exessieed —He eorroberated Con's
evidenes, but was equally vague on the petal of ideatity.
He believed Brows to be the inn, but scald not swear
positively. Ho had bean materced to sorrouyears' hard.
Isonsant for felony, but having ben liberated on a ticket of
nave was sow getting his living honestly. Ho kept a
wardrobei shop Ia Vsn-strut, sad his wife did audio.
work.
Tha serpent said, is defense, that he and the *constable
who was with him—sot Brown, bet F 86—suing the
loomplabents loitering about Dearj.leae In company with
this. mono, thought it their duty to watch them. They
did es thistly, endeavouring to saes their observation, is
whin ley believed they had aeoaedad up to the tints when
the party OWN oat of Use public-house, when they esehoeted
them fa shoetree.
Pasoan F 85 was that swan, sad townentod this
statement
Nowa also &eland that he was on pant.
lowan Mosbasio deposed that he was as duty at the
ineiorlows w its eight la quadok sad received the
aught el med Osten. The how was very much
sat ot Wpm Tlisy wen sollosolaimoloilly or jawed at.
They
oar
that the sonseabin meshed than and
pentad thou out to other poliessesso. He told has that
having bin amarioted toy mart sagest that. They said
waif Mon polimmaa haviag called than convicted
Wins lo thin loning. Brown was at the station at the
time, and reedoefd baviug sees the oonplainaats at say
prongs' ot the seeing. They won not put out by
tiliMirils&ardires said that as far as related to these indigoes
the *complaint mut be diassissod—betag withdraws so
aganst Bash, while Brown was not identified by shear it
the onsplaiants ; sad oa the other band, it was Po*
proved that Ito was not plant. Hs mist ay, with regard Is
Bosh, that having knows him for a peat smanyoeciA
be had sowad h des slightest nano to con
him but that everything lad doss in his sand* no
a constable,: as far as it bad sons soda his
had boon with as to merit his, the worth otil=,
reopen. He mould sot, therefore, UM,* that is abler
bad so far forgottea MENU as to follow these ov may
other man of good or bed obanotar, with abusive or is-
, soling epithets is the }phis ellonts. Besides, if ho had
dome so, somplaint would ban boom made of sash cooduct
N the station, bat whom Co. and his companion west there
slither of thous said a wed of the kind. He did net wish
to be shisundersteed epos the subjses of following mesa
who were knows to be of bad shunter. When a nag,
ahoy lung aanisesd and traasponad, nuirmod to thievery
=whin woo the Non of his former aims, and aro-
with man who won sightly committing robberies
was the duty of the polies, quietly—
'. ebinnefteker issuldogly—to hoop a watch ono their
oneminallh Rs thought this we. the duty of Bush om the
onvolno Y,pmMn, sad be believed that Bash had dame
manna now
MARLBOROUGH STREET.
Mr. Bingham gave his judgmost is the ease " Mow-
bray v. Beth oritigtoa," the dsfaudant being charged
with allowing theatrical rep... Anions at the Philbaas•
atonic rooms, Newman-street, Use some net being dub
licensed according to est of parliament.
Mr. Biagi.m said—The statute 6 sad 7 Via., which coa-
sting. the Lord Chinn/lan a sensor of plays acted fee
hire, prohibits the " keeping " say house, or other "place
of yobbo noon " for the public perforates el stags plays
without authority by letters pateent or licence (rte son
under a penalty of 201. a dn. By sea. 11, soy ulna who
shall " for hire " act or suffer to be cited any play "in any
plans," not patented or licensed as a theatre, is made liable
tea penalty of 101. a day, and by,. see. 16, every actor shall
he domed to be acting for hire in every ease is which say
moon, or other reward "shall he taken " directly or la&
reedy for the "admission " of any person into any theatre
to see any "stage play," and also in every ease in which
any stage play shall he acted is any house, room, or plass
is which distilled of fermented ezeiseable liquors shall be
sold. It has been proved that the defendant suffered a
stage play to be acted in his house by amateurs
in an apartment espable of containiog 800 person;
that 800 puns were present ; that the apartment usually
devoted to concerts was fitted up with a stage and neatory ;
sad that both directly and Indirectly money was taboo tor
admission to the performs's., directly from two parson at
tka door, end indirectly by the distribution of tickets among
the meanie., who were to dispose of them as best they
weld for the benefit of ewe of their own body. It has been
man oa behalf of the defendant that the " plias " sub.
looted to a penalty by the 11th section must be a place of the
sun kid as that described in the 2nd section, namely, •
plies of "public resort" for the public perforates. of
Ingo plays ; or as that described in the 16th section, eamely,
sae in which *nimble liquors are *old ; that an apartment
is which a play is acted by metesn is not a place of public
resort (or the public performance of slogs plays ' • and
onoadly, that sub an apartment Is not a theatre within the
meaning of that woad as employed Ii the 16th section, which
it la.winded must be atom to apply only to a " public "
theatre he the " public " performance of plays. It seems
le gee. however, that any apartment fitted up with a stage
sod sewn fee the performance of siege plays, to
which adnimisa is obtained by payment, Is to all
intents sad purposes a theatre within the meaning
of the 16th see , and that to interpolate the word " public '
might tend in a peat measure to defeat the object of the set
ot parliament. The appointment of a censor of plays in the
pones of the Lord Chamberlain, and the probibitieu of per.
Seeman for hire eseept in licensed places, wars intended as
a safeguard for the songs of that summon clan of urine
who ma gas adman= to • urforsaaamo by payment,
without interfering with those smeller domestic audiences
whiskers emembled at as asaateur play solely by the favour
sad 114 OS aspen et a gratuitous eatertainer, and the
otharastor of motor " fee ore" is, by the 18th seotioo, roads
to donna, use so the gamin whether the performance is
answer or peels local, or the purpose to which the money
received may be applied, bat ea the bare fact of ths receipt
,er moneys worth, for admission. Every person
who poibraa in a theatre latta which &Mansion is obtaioed
Z.P.simont of mossy, is by this statute deemed as actor for
sad every puma who suffers acting for hire in an
unlineased place, is lie% to a penalty. The defendaat has
suffered such acting it his unlicensed place, and wow
woolly hu ineurnd the peaalty ; but as he has satisfied me
that his violenton of the law was not intentional, he will be
siNuted only to a nominal penalty of 1..
The dooisiou appeared to give satisfaction to both2rin
Lady C. B. has sent • *nue for 501. for the poor
LAMBETH.
William Onus. an old °finder, was farther examined
lystore the Hos. G. C. Norton, on a charge of defrauding
William Bray, • hider 19 years of age, ensn gaining
Fees the statement of the lad Bray, appeared to he
labouring nada serious i adispositiou from the elks. of
some sarsotis drug, it appeared that oa Saturday moolog
last he was seat by his muter, lit. Row, a farmer sad pub-
lican, at Hatfield, Middlesex, with three quarters of a load
of bay to Lades, with direction that he wee not to sell it
for is this 91. lbs. On reaching Knightsbridge, aid when
the barracks there a sae one up to Wm, sad asked
him what he wanted for the hay ? He replied, 3 gains., and
the man &red M. This be Wooed, aad bad sot gone very
far when the same mss tame up to him, and said
he should have the pried he asked. The man who was at--
cannoned by the ptionor told him be should ban to do.
liver the bay at Chelsea, and he anosapanin Um prisoner,
who took his over Westminster Bridge, Cato Lambeth. Hs
there deltvcred, at a tewhesper's 12 trusses of the bay ; 9
moreat a baker's ; 2at a pubis's hone ; sad the rentainiag
four at a grsougromar's shop. He then asked them for hie
mossy, and they asked him if he would bare anything to
drink, sad be said ha did not rand having a half pint at
beer. They gave hint half a pint of beer, and 1110014
aedlately &ter driaking it he felt. quite stupid, sad very
sick, bat be asked for his mosey. The map thorn gave
him the pion of paper which be produced, with
five shillings wrapped up in it, wisp the five
shillings ware for biotin?, and that the three gal.
moss he should pay to his muter when ha next
came to towu. The prisoner was present all the time, sad
assisted the other mss ia delivering the hay at the different
places be had stated.
The pins of paper alluded to by the witness was hare
handed to the aught/ate, who examined it, but it was
spite inpoasibla to maks out a angle expression on it. la
fan, It was mot Weeded to be understood, bat musty
nibbled over, mod a pony receipt stamp placed la the
nano.
Polies eonstable Jets Kith, 152 L, dopiest that do
Saterdsy last he west to the Prince of Wales Nubia-Imsen
noompooos of some nearnatiou he had essayed, sad
Mere found the boy (the bet whams) 'mitts; sad very
DI, sad Immediately altar ho took the prisoner as one of
the who had datosokl and draped the youth, sad
lea theta sonoolgo ho fond upon Mu" he had
opellths jell."
lb. Row, this nom it the hay, said the lad (his servant)
no a partlsolasep stony asd boastboy, sad the pions
lem • prthenstoopor to bin
."110, seism vie mem le es lee*: boubliellieeer

:1 tweabadfras tale er
bass r fee shads asset ritdreire
seethe' topriseeseat.—He resseded.
eise fee M. hee bus salved fres Lady B. for
the yowler.
mairrastioainest

Mr. Smith, a pewahr-erer, 17,—ITseterIa-row,
attended apes summons to heir ham why he refused to
deliver up *me ell palatial's.
Mrs. Whew, et 7, Palites•street, Phalle% sealed that she
emit three ell plialkepea the Ilk of Osesbee, MIK to de-
fendant's eke, le pews. Is eossequesse MIMI Is the
early part of last man* absionlet the geis*. mMI about
a week after the day he their redampeisa. whemehe Mt a
friend to hydra sheet hue, mails esaseqashe mese.
costal eesui she west herself about the 16th Oh., whets she
wee ishemed that the paiatlap were sold. She 'squired
who had bought then, am& he prise they had Whim
she was easious is repossess them, but had obtain no is-
formalism whatever appeees he subject.
ln reply to gneetlsse ham Mr. Aphid, complaisaat
stated that she had Isadend the priest* sad interest.
The pictures were of a lane due, ha were worth at least
61. in the market. Her hashed had gbh 101. for them
some yam sines.
Dehttdant, is answer to the ansplabh submitted that
these were not auction pledges (the sum stemma sot
en-
esedlag 10s.), sad therefore that a pawsbreker wee sot
bound to egad them for gals and account for the herein
they might produce. Two of the pinnies were pledged for
10s., and the other for 6e., and they had been add before
onspleinant's friend applied about them.
Mr. Amid inquired whether defendant held prove the
sale, and observed that it seemed to him very hard, as he
had refused to tell her to whom they had bees sold. He
Ind put her to the unnecessary trouble of bringing him to
that court to give the information he might have afforded
her without.
Defendant said he hold prove the sale, and would tell
her where the person lived.
Mr. Arnold thought it a great pity that he had not dose
that before, as all the complaisant mated was to know
where the paintings were. Assuming it to be a feet that
they were sold, be could act essative why a respectable
pawnbroker should object to giving the desired infensatioa.
When applicant diet applied to him (Mr. Arnold) he sent
her to defendant, little doubting that be would tell her •
but finding he refused to do so, he had been obliged to revert
to rather a roundabout mode et obtaining the iniantation
by graining a Gammons against defendant, who would, is
proving the sale in his defense, make her epsilon& with
the particulars she desired to leers.
The summons was then adjourned to afford defendant an
opportunity of pointing out the parses to whom he had sold
the picture., or of proving the sale.

ODTlON.—Lrvianag, Nev. is.—ns Diazket skald Mayfly sad
prises are without veva sham, sot more than 1.16 d. per Ps., es.
cops in New Anierfauk free Ni ea 44. per lb.. wide& sow appears
Y some quantity, mad yid& psessesfor so* the decline is at teat +d.
per lb. The shoe are SASSY On balau eon ISO Panama.
and lisranliain, 544. toed.; SW llgyptian, Rd. to Sid.; and We
Surat% Sid. to Rd. per lb.

COTTON 000D11.—Yormeree, Nov. 21.—The remand Nets
gem la the tem* maybe% sad the dam*/ bit la
WU% tikes is eseaulaa with a weeks sense seestet st
elese the eeriest of leet edging by the Aseadem peeks% Vidal as.
ease/ the Mew ea thadef. bee lied Malba of mare desidedly
eboidei beiges hue ve bees bed • quiet stelae. • steady
besieges bee Yea dim Y bmgalithe W T shahs, at Ilse MI peese
al lest weaeLlis tut be cam Mei% *seat video sae oashially ve-
Irk=s la thee potetitelly they have to Add led.
be seesmod betione. la there hag have slow de-
=lnd ilkellb tiPtombe set aviegeneats hiss ht.
be dye way theism so Lit veers rate% they have ben able
to Mond bet a Baited holism

WOOL—Ht,DILIMPIELD. Nov. 20.—The atteademe et Wpm at
I fireball today was remarkably small, and the Issmedshe bin*
bees extremely limited. There is ho approves., at sag kgproeth
meat taking plass. The wool trade is ales quiet.

LIKEN TRADIL—We cannot quote any improvement le the
market foe white Horn during the put week, hat for snot &gulp-
Defter brown the demand to Drink and prim Ono at recent quota-
Dem Low qualities are least inquired for, tut holders do net evince
erie ledinetion to 'bete twee. Lawns, Died-eye Madera spots, and
dasedie, are in demand. and heavy llama are gettlee reuse.
Tho impart 61—ift the week is 2,429 packages of thread and hoes;
and du the moth of October the export ei Imes sloth from Uwe,-
peel is dna godiagee„ while for the cortvegendhas puiod of 1814 It
woo call 2,844P01i0gi0. Yana have town doll of ale fur hose use
so IND so Or moot; the *malty widen left the port durinplit;
wait resalibig ably I rlllll tens. Flea some leeward in greater
Is the sawed eserlzy market& At Nitres, or Wedneaday, 7 tau
were welshed at the public aim, sad the morn Ma the other
inarkete an a tend am* 80, tens. SeitwieletoeUng duper iy
Increased dernead, lave oat boss oblige/ to sallult to am
abatement tem the MM ohm% oull prim have Wm well rano-
Woad, rate. bum to the lidemeheß mug Amu" matte% de. 14
to N. for head.eautched. dla OIL to leaks sided ; in the Antrim
markets, AA Gd. to Be.far he /, sod h. to 14e. fur ett-ed,
per 181 be, ; end in the Dom rearkele, 41s. to M. tor hand-wmiened,
eel 20e. rote. feu milled. per 1241ba. The impute of the west are
291 toes, against, lit experted.—ScVad Mercury.

COBIL—Hvie, Nov. 30. —We had a fair .'icily e[ II
wheat tinday, which met *low his at barely the Masai het y.
Oar egviimltural (steeds seem mite aware of the held they have cm
prism. end seterolly make the mouth It. Foreign wheat, es
Awing roil In goal demand, Barley Is. to re. deartercial
Awi
leant to se hlag iierlntg. Beene la. to 2s. dearer. Oats Aimee.
IDori Weise In. to h. mere greary. LW/4*d •to h. dearer. sod we
must again roles oar quotations tor cake. Imports from Nor. 10 to
Nov. Id : —wheat, 234 qra ; barley, 71 ;
mikes,
123 ; beam, 037;
peas, 637; Unwed, 2,730; ripened, 423; 01l kes, 210 toes; bones,
43.
1.7•11P004, Nov. 20.—Wheet, demand not active, but last
week's oriels maintained. Plow, moderate dashed, at full
rates. Beane, l• per quarter, bertley 2d. per GOlts.,oles Id. per 431te.,
and oatmeal dd. per load dearer. lees inquiry forte an corn, but
no quotable change in prim. Swivels, wheat. 1,
Lame, Nov. 20.—The show of wheat continuum moderate; amen
limit their psnausia, end bar middling conditiooed qualities a reduc-
tion of hilly Is. per qr. must be stated, but holders are firm for old
and the Sant new, and refuse to submit to any reduction. Barley le
fully as dear. Oats and keens held for full prices. Other sett*. unal-
tered. Arrivals this week :—Wheat, 3,746 qrs.; eats, 42 ; barley,
142; beans, 311; rapeseed, 2411.
!AWN. Nov. 20.—We have be moderately punned with wheat
today ; the condition elected by the soft humid weather, Ilse and
dry samples sold about same as let week; other descriptions sot so
free sate, at rather reduced rates Barley a good supply, and all de.
scriptions sighed a at het week's currency. Wheat. Sine. to
Labs, 711 s. to 338.; white, 306. Barley, 301 be. to 33106., 380. to
43a per quarter to the growers.
NswcArna, Nov. 21.—Ilat weather seems So-day more settled,
Wealth sinus Saturday a good deal of rain has hike. At our mar-
ket this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
hut, having several parce:o in since Saturday, this circumstance.
metered with the mars webdued report from Mark-lane, hadoced
!great cuutioo to be exercised by oar millers, who were wishful to
limitless at a alight emersion, but, factors remaining firm, only a
a moderate 'easiness resulted, at about termer rates ; extra new red,
to which description the limited demand was cozened, realised
to tits. per qr., weighed 63115. Is foreign scarcely a tranmetion se.
carrel. In flour little stirring, but late quotations are about we-
tatted. Rye unaltered. slatting barley being still in limited enp.
ply, woke.. again to note • further Improvement of le. per yr., 411 a
baring le en realised for a lot of Chevalier, only 62iibe. per
Grinding without hmp, and the same remarks will apply to ether
articles.
SAusinniv. Nov. 20.—The day's market was imply suppliedwlth
all Mode of grain, with a very fell Mimosa*, of both fasten sad
dealers. The trade a wheat we brisk, end bet market's quotations
readily obtained. No alternate in the price of flour. Again in
barley the trade wee not so brisk es might be expected at thls mese
of the year, but quotations farther adv aged lam SP. per qr. The melt
trade was ales dull, with unnamed tendency of prices. • lair badness
doing in oats, at an afilvithei of dd. to h. per qt. In beam. Thu. and
all other kinds ot grain and seeds, enbanord prime were asked, which
resu ted in • lees amount of Menses being done. Old wheat, We. to
87a.; new, 78.. to b2a.; barley, 420. to 414. oats, 31s. to He. ;
beau, 60i. to die. ; peen 40e. to 300. per qr. Flour, Me. to gOs per
seek. Malt, Os f.d. to 10e. per bosheL
Coax, Nov. 20.—(8y 'hellish sad Irish Magnetic Tesirspis).—
White whist, 43e. to 41s. ; barley, 31s. ; este, 130. fkL

CAlTLL—Blatirsuar, Nev. 30.--nur market this day wan very
It manly with nuts. the market-nth bend crimple ely dUsa
sod. those the quality vaned, there were scams very fine bents
ezhlbitedL Tb. stundnes et esastry hoteliers sod demises was alto
larger thaw mud. wwi tWe wooly the trade at ant wee notion,
Is the tune thee rims wed. - way. which rosined their sancta.
!.wi!esheetwallT the elle Imene h lek, perthwisefe ter the how
et a Es el Meat dd. per tens; bi: sear kids Wade
Tecre &....weed. at a nerd= el di le 4.t swe weft ell
Medi. Ike gm* et diem mo she lorpori bath weed hial=ll
aid aside% he whisk Moue we • Whwelde Lek eemsd. hat the
geolaiime et last autos we la shwa every Mimes telly m-
oduli. Very little bagmen deb* in edam. as topple befog ex.
trendy United. Is the et muted we led • eiglul chow
ag plie of all dowripdoes. Forme emestiese we well
neimanned, and a good amount of Wiest wee meowed.
Wm es beef. lle. to I 1 . per wore; tow ma brae ditty fa. ed. to
lee. Bost Dews magma 74. to 741. lb.; Wain sad other nada
64d. to 74. Leon, ed. Vest. retell, 74. to 744. Park, frisk sad
salt. 744. to Bp., and Ills. to Its. Bd. per as. green. Bd.
to fd. per
pigs dry ditto. 104.; sad Ile. to with per wore. Qer
old store Hs. to 235. ash ; sad tows Wass, 141. to Ik.

PROVIBIONL—C
—Part oan, Nov. 20. (By Bastian anti Mal Mag.
I node Telegrapla.) . On ad.

PUBLIC SALES OF COLONIAL WOOL.

The third Mitt of sales of colonial wool of the meson
commenced on the 18th October and sooeindelce Moody, oomprislag
19,978 bales sydney, 18,938 hetes Port Phillip, 2,979 balm Van Die.
men's Land, 4,415 bales South Anairallea, 1.1911 halos New usiam.
279 bales Swan River, 11.962 balsa Cape of Good Hope, in ali $5,840
Mies besides 6,7.0 San Darden and 564 Shanghai. The condition of
Use wool and wooden trades .loriog September led to a very general
opinion that there would be little variation In the preceding and pre-
sent sales, but the unlooked-for eiaten,l ednince in the rate of Beak
amount immediately belies the opening ask had &meet uniavourable
legumes sod sassed a &erosible in prices on the average of near a
lb ld. per . As the asks progrensed prices further rev
it became necessary to w thdraw a great portion of those=tkos
wino% premed most boa, Py on the market, vie., itydeey sad Port
Phillip wool of side's sad ordinary qualities, imperfectly seabed.
The oWeettlon to weenies west was rover more manifest than at these
sales, 'AMAMI week abeeletely In the grease, netted kr foreign
denmed. The milder the early purchame la Yorkshire so doubt
igeesiaNg==tad OW the seleshed Reseeded nearly half through
a men Many locks whisk had met
with we awseittlesetarw deNia=isead buyers W private eon.
meet, snit atiVe mien at thew 111sielakaire was peened la later
seblimperatleiely A vast deal
rfli=eiwellitis of west be elfeelleneliew".=9l4l"..however, most
he ttsoted ILI 44, Wm Ilium ids p Ceinblis wool hashers
t* atilawe seasbed seedy Irene nem Sawed wool may be
ale siaideuJ le however at arm prism There was kw seeped.
den Mc WWI ttttsd tbaer and. Of sW wed there were be ket
= them allelMllllllewiet el the sin Cope work wore wadi
"SWIM deemed ewe estahlkieill waft hot tali% =
awl with eeseerteee 111.,
„mime mar* makrelsed—the
Isw ewer mewled id.— Seeks Mel groatty the eh.
rodeo. It is werpelmi Was were WWI", Ibrelia
esiesst. lbws Imo Wm lop mewls of East Ms weal is OW
emery cf Sts. Ifelettir yr alike el wilts odd with Welt et
Is N. rideable ; het tar eeteeed mod very blows the 86 were
leageht.-IPres lierere. Thew Itswasy sod son's potties.