biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-22

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette, of the 17th inst., contains
an acoount of the reception in private audience by
the Queen of Prince Alexander Wolkowsky, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
Emperor of Russia. The Prince, in his complimen-
tary speech on the occasion, reminded her Majesty
that he had been " during more than two years
honoured with the especial kindness of her august
relative." This allusion to Francis 11. of the Two
Sicilies appears somewhat misplaced in the mouth
of the minister of a Court which has acknowledged
the King of Italy. Queen Isabella responded
to the allusion in language still more characte-
ristic ; but it is due to her Majesty that we should
remember that she has never acknowledged the
King of Italy (even as the father of King Francis
IL never acknowledged her as Sovereign of Spain),
and that she maintains her diplomatic representa-
tive at the Court of the King of the Two Sicilies—
at Rome. " I find," replied her Majesty to the
Prince, " a sure earnest of your noble conduct in
the fact that you have discharged the same functions
at the Court of his Majesty the King of the Two
Sicilies, united to me by the ties of near relation-
ship, and that you obtained his especial favour and
esteem."
London, England, 1862-11-22

SOUTHWABX._

In the course of the morning Mr. Jobs Gaywood, jun.,
coal and coke merchant, Church-stairs-wharf, Rotherbithe,
waited on the magistrate for his advice under the following
circumstances. Applicant said that about a week ago he
sent a large quantity of coals to Mr. Sidney Spencer at the
Bridge-house Hotel, Wellington street, Loodon.bridge. At
the time the last load was being delivered, Mr. Baker, the
landlord of the tap under the hotel, expressed a wish to bis
carman that a ton of the same sort of coals should be brought
to him, as Mr. Spencer recommended them as being ex-
cellent. Instead of the airman communicating with
applicant or any of his clerks, be arranged with
a small dealer of the name of May, who ordered a ton of
inferior coal, and the carman obtained a delivery note and
altered it to the best coals, and delivered them to Mr.
Baker as such, for which he paid the carman 255. Mr.
Baker, however, soon found out that they were not the
coals he ordered of applicant's carman, consequently be
communicated with the 6rm, and he (Mr. Gaywood) at
once proceeded to Mr. Baker's, and perceived that be had
received only an inferior coal, the price of which was 214. 6d.,
which sum the carman paid to the clerk in the name of May.
It was a serious injury to them in their business, and a
fraud upon Mr. Baker, therefore be waited on his wonhip to
know what he could do.
The magistrate told him that Mr. Baker could, if he
pleased, indict the carman and May for conspiracy ; but
he was of opinion that a jury would not convict under
the circumstances. He supposed he had discharged the

carman.
Mr. Gaywood told his worship that an soon ea he found
out the fraud he discharged has carman at Dec., and he
was half inclined to give him in charge, but he thought
he had better communicate with the magistrate first It
was • very serious thing to coal merchants when they
had such dishonest servants, and the only way for the
public to prevent such frauds would be to send their
orders to the merchanta instead of the carman, or the so-
called agents.
London, England, 1862-11-22

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 4:ls. 3d. to
45e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. ;
.11 the mar. Cle. 91. to 4fo. ; Dec., Itie. ; January to
March, 46.. 6d. to 465. 3d. ; March, 466. 9d.
Marton Avxmirsra.—Town tallow, 475. ; fat b 7 ditto,
24. 44d. ; yellow Russian, 475. 6d. ; melted stuff, :kW.. Od. ;
rough ditto, 19s. 6d. ; tallow greases, 14s. ; good dreg., 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Messrs Harvey and &Mot report trade at the fol-
lowom prices Prime meadow hay, 70.. to 78a. ;
superior ditto, 80s to 85.. ; inferior ditto, 40‘. to 60e. ;
rowan, 36a. to 60a. clover, old, 90e. to 110 a. ; ditto,
wood cut, Ms. to 103 a ; straw. 32.. to 365.

COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.)
Notwithstanding the cold weather we are uow expo.
riencitsg, vegetables and other produce in .3•11011 still
continue plentiful. Importations of foreign fruit are du
well kept np ; grapes sod pine apples are plentiful. Mean
(meat of Marie Louise, Winter Nela, Beurrc Dlel, Glom
Yoram, sad Cayman.. New oranges have arrived from
Gibraltar sail Madeira, and some good samples of 9t.
Michael's have also just male their appearance at from
35e. to 375. ltd. per box. Cucumbers are sufficient fns the
damned. Cut dowers chiefly consist of metal., pelar-
goniums, violets, mignonette, and roses.
London, England, 1862-11-22

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEMS-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail
between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and het. een LIVER-
POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta
to land and receive mall, goods, and passengers, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and
her Majesty's mails. The following or other vessels are ap-
pointed to sail from Liverpool, avaing at Cork to receive the

ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. Td.
SCOTIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dee. 8.
EUROPA, for HUSTON, Saturday, Dec. IS
Pam ace money, including steward's fee and provisions, but
without wines or liquora :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
P•~~ second cabin, £lB. To New York, chief cabin. £26;
second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, a
per ton. and 6 per rent. prlinage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 82, Old
Brost street, London ; J. 51. Currie, Havre, and 11. Place de la
Bourse, Paris G. and J. Burns, Buchananatreet, Glasgow D.
and C. Sliver, Queenatown ; or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water-
street. LivespooL
London, England, 1862-11-22

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

ROME.

A letter from Rome states that between the
months of November, 1859, and the end of October,
1862, • period of three years, the collection of
Peter's Pence has added to the resources of the
Pope the sum of 5,150,000 crowns, that is, more
than 1,700,000 Roman crowns (upwards of
9,000,000 fr.) a year. The annual deficit of the
Pontifical finances is five millions of crowns ;
Peter's Pence reduces it to 3,300,000 crowns. " Not-
withstanding that deficit," says the letter, "the
government meets the expenses of the public ser-
vice, and has at this moment a sum of one million
crowns in the treasury."
London, England, 1862-11-22

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARINTS.

Lie=PoOlt, Nov. 21.—itales today:—Caledonian, 1131-2114-
land Stork. lett 7: R.
ilawawsurfut, Nov. 21.—A good business done, bat pehois
rather tower at the close —Great Luxembourg, 14 1-10—Great
Northam A., 126—Great Skip, be. Pd. nd. o.l.—Grand Trunk ot
Canada, 211-1111nols Central. 411 ti.—Lincaahlte and York-
shire, 10s I—Loudon and North Western, 1.151 6—Manchester,
Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 271 ,—Ditto, Red eatable Preference,
010 p.—Midland, 1231—New York and 121 e. 42—North Ili itish,
bbl a—South Eaetern. 801 : l—Thomes anal Men y Marine In-
surance. 2: p.—W. Midland "oxfo .1 ' 431.
MIMI/1011AX, Nov. 21.—The sales marked to-day were la
local stocks, el: .—Blrntioghani 'looking Conipan3,
mint:ham Haw, 1441—Birusinehats Wilgoll Preference, Pd. p.
—tool Metropolitan Wagon, 1 p. Stour Valley 6w:rat:teed was
quoted 57 571-Ifirmineham Gua-anteed, 7411 77—.0t.th Stetted;
104 11—Blnulukhuto New Uoion Mills, 24 2 0.10.

The agricultural tuactincet viral:m.l for the
Russian government at the London Exhibition have been
exhibited to public view at St. Petersburg for eLwan days.
CHARGE OF DISINTERRING BODIF)I AT ItOt'llOALF..
—Far the last fow days rumours have been afloat in Rods-
dale to the effort that the registrar of the cemetery had
been removing the bodies of paupers out of their graves,
and placing them in other parts of the cemetery. Yesterday
Mr. Eupenntendent Pickering made an application to the
magistrate' for a summons against Norris Taylor, the
registrar of the cemetery, for disinterring bodice of paupers,
and we understand that the summons was granted. and the
thenei:iit; tr=lesiligatedoors, ari7 Itirudas press The
se airape"onitwtel
to be present, Lut, notwithstanding this, the following in-
formation has ooaed out :—lt has been customary to bury
the bodies of paupers in a vault in one part of the cemetery,
and it is rumoured that after the bodies had been interred
some one had removed oo fewer than nineteen bodice. end
Ipieced them in other parts of the cemetery at the depth ad
20ft., and the upper portion of th s ground has been let
. afterwards for private graves.
THE RID'HINTER Mt-RDLE.—The fuljourned in-
quest on the body of Mrs. Anne Wslne, of Ribchester, was
; held on Thursday, and again adjourned. The Home Seen-
' tau bas offered a reward of 1001. for the disc-very of the
murderer of Mrs. Wale. The evidence but slightly
affected the man in custody. One w tness, who was •
; fellow-Mmate of the workhouse with the prisoner, swore
that he had beard him ray he noted rob Mrs. Wales, and
murder her if she made any reeirtawe to him.
London, England, 1862-11-22

Tenth Haitian. lgt pages. Tustrated with Cues, puce la, tree

13 stamps.
DR. HENERY'S elaborate Work, MANLY
VIGOUR. treating hilly on Nervous Debility, Loss of
Memory, Latitude, Lowness of Spirits ; containing full instruc-
tions and prescriptions, &c., for self .cure.
if, Dorset-street Manchester-ware, London W.
London, England, 1862-11-22

BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Rajah of Cochin),
the splendid clipper ship MORAYSHIRE, A 1 14ymrs,
7el, tons iegist,r, JOSEPH MATHERS, Commander, luadtoe In
the East India Docks. Hes beautiful accommodation for paeans-
aers.—Apply to OILLATLY. HANK ICY, and SEViNLL, 27,
Leadenhall4treet.
London, England, 1862-11-22

YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 100, 76. ; 200, 12s.
are only supplied by the undersigned during the beat part
of the season, from middle of October to middle of December.
Forwarded to all parts of England upon receipt of Yost-office
order, postage stamps, or remittance through any branch of the
National Pros 'octal Bank of England. who are his bankers, and
to whom he begs to refer, or to R. inerrant, Esq., mayor of the
Isironsh.—FREDERICK BARNEY, fish merchant, Great Yar-
mouth. Established 1700. kligh.dried herrings, hermetically
sealed, sent to all parts of the world.
London, England, 1862-11-22

SOUTH-LAWN LODGE. OXPORDSHIEL—very superior nearly
new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 6a-octave semi-grand Piano-
forte. pair of Bronze Moderator Lampe, noble Chimney-Glames,
llanmeterle and ormolu Cabinets. Hue Damask Table Linen,
China, Class, and miser EYPECTS.
MESSRS. WILKINSON and HORNE have
received instructions tram the Inspector of the Estate
of Hugh Smith, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at RoMnaon's New
Room, So. Si, Old Bond.street 'ln consequence of a sale not
being allowed on the premises by the purchaser of the lease of
the estate', on WEDNEYDAY, Nov. 21:. and following day,
exceedingly handsome and well-manufactured HOUSEHOLD
FiIINITI'RE, the whole supplied last year by Messrs. Wil-
kinson and Sun, of Obi Bondtureet. It comprises iron bed-
steads, chests of drawers, and washstand, in the servants' bed-
rooms. The fittings of the six principal bedchambers consist of
Arabian bedsteads, spring and horsehair mattremes. feather lads,
bolsters and pillows, lady's winged wardrobes, pedestal dressing.
tables, marble-top a ashstands and china fittings, gentlemen's
wardrobes .chal rs, t abler a usi pedestals. very elegantly shale) cal-
nut dhaing and dray/lig:suites, including a handsome pedestal vi le-
board with large plate-glass back, set of patent screw telescope-
frame dining tables, card and centre tables, set of chairs, crouches,
lounge and easy ehairs, centre ottoman, made to take to piece.
In font parts. to form two sofas and two easy chain, maruneterie
and ormolu csi duets, oi-octave semi grand pianoforte, in rose-
wood caw. by Kirkman, large moderator lamps, cam and oma-
meats, poliiheil oak breakfast-room and Merry soles, compris-
ing winged and dwarf bookcases, tables, sets of chairs, reading
chairs, conches. and enclosed weshatands• brilliant plate chimney
ease., oak hal, table and scats, china dinner, dessert, tea, and
coffee sees ices, flee damask table linen, glass, kitchen requisites,
and miscellaneous cffeetc—May be viewed the day previous to
the sale, and catalogues shortly obtained at the auction monis.
21, Old . nail at the others of Messrs. W ILIIPSON
Bosse, laud agents and valuers, t, lionrgatestreet, Bank.
London, England, 1862-11-22

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1862.

10. R. Hicks. Mortinser.street. I 'Aventlithsquare, house agent—
Doc. 4. .1. Pickard, Keighicy, Yorkshire, cotton inanutactmer—
Der. J. S. Knowles. 'it. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, brewer
—Dec. h. D. Warhurst. Leigh, Lancashire, ironmonger—Dec.
20. Mary Ann Wood, Siarcross, Devonshire, licensed victualler—
Dec. 17. J. Stevenson, Nottingham, tinman—Dec. 17. F. Ashton,
Nottingham, picture frame maker —Dec. 17. Mary Baguley, Not-
tingham, grocer—Dec. 17. J. Woolley, Nottingham, rent collec-
tor—Dec. 17. W. Holland, Carlton, Nottinghamshire, framework
knitter—Dec. 17. 0. Savage Beeston, Nottinghamshire, chemist
—Dec. 17. J. Caldwell, Nottingham, beerhouse keeper—Dec. 17.
T. P. Brentuall, Newthorpe, Nottlnginunshire, dealer In hay
Dec. 17. W. Naftali, Nottingham. general conimusion agent—
Dec. 17. J. W. Chadbnrn, Lemon, Nottinghamshire, p.inter
Dec. 17. J. Shippant, Nottingham, grocer—Der. 17. G. Guyler,
Nottingham, beerhouse keeper—Dec. 17. T. Damn. Nottingham,
baker—Dec. 17. C. Bancroft, Nottingham, tailor—Dee. 17. J.
Oodber. Upon-green. Nottinghamshire, Journeyman baker-
-1 Dec. 17. K. Foster. Woolley Moor, Derbyshire, butcher—Dec. 0.
F. Holism. Uverpool, book-keeper—Dec. S. J. 8. Storey, Hartle-
! pool, grocer—Dec. 17. R. F. Adams, Stowmarket, Suffolk, pipe
maker—Dec. 10. A. B. Blenkarn, Feachurchstreet, merchant—
Dec. 15. D. Basset, Uxbridge, Middlesex, corn merchant—Dec.
SO. C. W. Banks, Chapterhouse-court, City, and Dover-road.
Southwark, printer—Dec. lb. R. L. Cole, Lime-street, City, mer-
chant—Dec. lb. J. Heyday, Little queen strert,
&Ida, bookbinder—Dec. it. W. Hogg, lardord, Devonshire,
buyer and letter of machines.

CI IMMATZ to be granted, tinkle cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Dec. W. B. Johnson, linnurth, Lincolnshire, builder.

discretion of the Manchester Committee, on amount of the
numerous local associatioos, organised chiefly by ladies, for
the support of women, and for teacbitig them to sew and
make clothes for themselves and for the rest of the dsti•
tote population.
London, England, 1862-11-22

rro LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
1 oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and lieauti-
f3ing the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re-
moving all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dlscolorations,
unit other cutaneous visitations. render It indispensable to every
toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether
with reference to cold and inclemency, or Intense solar heat.
Prior lc Oil. and EL GJ. per bottle.—Mold at 20, 11 tton-garden :
and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands* Kali-dor,'
and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the Wl=
of " Kalytlon

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. scorrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with-
out any Slercurlal Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
be f.1111(1 invaluable to all wbo suffer from bilious and liver com-
plaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the
eyes, dlr. rot' habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medicine,
and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in
their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
in °mote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.—
kohl by W. Loathed, 8, King William At., Charingcrosa, and by
moot dniggida, In boxes, Is. lid. and 2s. ml. lb sure to ask
for Dr. nrott's Bilious and Liver Palo. The genuine are a square
green imam" with " William Lambert" engraved on the stamp.
London, England, 1862-11-22

THE ISTHMUS OF SUEZ CANAL.

TIMM! (lorazus or Sun), Nov. 1&

The great trench of Elvin', in which 25,000
workmen have been employed for several months
past, has been opened, and the waters of the Medi-
terranean flow into the lake of Fimsah.
The extent to which the Suez canal has now been
pierced is 75 kilometres.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nov. 21.
Three English men-of-war, one of which is the
Black Prince, have arrived here.
London, England, 1862-11-22

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(Bcrom's manaLms.)
ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 21.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate
upon the policy of the ministry was continued.
Signor Maaeari attacked the political system of
the ministry. He believed that its want of autho-
rity bad led to the events of Sarnioo and Aspro-
moon). The note of M. Drouyn de Lhuys would
never have been penned if an energetic ministry
had been in power. He regretted that the French
Hag covered with its protection the brigands who
desolated the southern provinces.
Signor Boggio defended the ministry. He con-
sidered that the responsibility of Sarnia) and As-
promonte fell upon the Ricasoli ministry, through
its not having more energetically repressed the
party of action.
London, England, 1862-11-22

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL,

Frederick Wax(, a ;3;M safesem in Tyler's-market, was
summoned for unlawfully sending to market for sale about
three cwt.. of beef which was unsound, and therefore unfit
for human food. . .

Mr. Stuchbury conducted the prosecution for the Com•
miasioners of Sewers, and stated that the bad meat in
question consisted of the body of a cow, which the de-
fendant bought while alive at the Metropolitan Cattle Market '
for 4/. 10s. On the following moi Dias the animal was found
in • vacant piece of ground near the cattle market in such
an exhausted state that it was necessary to have it killed
before it could be removed. The carcase was afterwards
dressed in the usual manner for human food, and notwith-
standing the diaouied and dangerous state of the meat it was
sent to the market for sale.
Alderman Seeley, having beard the evidence, committed
the defendant for trial, but admitted him to bail.
John Hennelf was summoned for • similar offence, in
sanding to Nevrpte-market the body of • pig weighing
about 1001bs, which was diseased and unfit for the food of
man.
The evidence in this case was equally conclusive, and the
defendant was committed to take hie trial at the ensuing
sessions of the Central Criminal Court, but was admitted
I to bail.
London, England, 1862-11-22

PINE LINE ENGRAVINGS after RAPHAEL, Autograph Letter
of Lord Byron. liarule Bust of Bonaparte, small Library of
Books, and 13ectro.plated Articles, the whole removed froth
South Lawn-lodge. Oxfordshire.
MESSRS. WILKINSON and HORNE 'lave
received instructions from the Inspector of the tAtate of
Hugh Smith, En g.. to SELL by AUCTION. at Robinson's yew
&urn, No. 21, Of Hon.tetreet, on IVEDNWDAY, Nov. 25, et 12,
a few fine LINE ENGRA INfik, after Raphael's and galleon' pic-
tures of the Angel Releitaing Paul and atlas from Prison, Pope
Plea VII. Restoring the Fine Arts, the Transamiration, the
Descent from the Erma, the Madonna, Phaeton Driving the
(,'harlot of the Sim, Ac., a very interesting autograph letter of
lord Byron addressed from Venice. April il, 1519, to the Editor
of ••Oelfgnani's idemencer," small but beautifully executed bust
of Bonaparte, about 350 vols. of books, etectro-plated article.,
gonanding of en elegant epergne, set of dishcovers entrhe dishes,
mime tureens, teakettle, stand and lamp, saltcellars, salvers,
cruet and soy frames.—Nay I.e viewed the day previous to sale,
and catalogues shortly had at the offices of Mean. WILEINAM
and MANZ, land agents and valuers, 2, Moo:gate-street, Bank.
London, England, 1862-11-22

BRITANNIA.

TBI Emma, CAST 07riliiIIHRCY OF THE. WORLD.
M. S. Lane.--Slnging by MI H. Coveney. Mr. W. Randall.
Frote•ror Daley and Little Bob.—Dancing by aldlle. C. Stephan.
—And THE FATAL BRANu. Mr. G. Cooke and Miss Lacey.
London, England, 1862-11-22

lITTA, Ladling at the cape of Good Hope
and Madraa.—MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the =4lof/cent Beet of
Misname belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP-
PING COMPANY ,Limited!.—The weilhoown clipper auxiliary
steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 2,703 tons, A5O-horse Power, will
leave the Victoria !London) Docks on the 131 h December em.
barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend ou the 15th Decem-
ber, tot Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Hood Hope and Madras.
This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India Made, has
. _

hiss
semen, and will carry an ex peri owed siargeon, oho a stewardess.
The &Tenure passes of the last seven steamers has been 72 days
3 hours to aludres the Hydaspet performed the voyage in
85 days, and the last, the Calcutta, in 59 days, heing the shortest
on record.—For freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY and Co..
65, Parliament-street. S.W., the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and
Co., 160, laadenhell.street, ; or at the OFFICES of the
COMPANY. 9, Mlncing.lane, E.C. ; where also applications for
appointments as midshipmen In this serrice should be made.
RICHARD DREW. Secretary.
East India and London Shipping Company Limited),
9, Mincing-lane, C.
London, England, 1862-11-22

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.)
William Crane, an attendant at Coloey-hatch Lunatic
Asylum, was indicted for unlawfully abusing and ill-treat.
ing Francis Carter, a pauper lunatic, confined in that
asylum. The defendant: was committed by the visiting jus-
tices of Colney.hatch Asylum and be wan prosecuted by
Mr. Allen, the county solicitor,: OD this charge.
Mr. Poland prosecuted ; Mr. Sleigh appeared for the de.
fondant.
The evidence went to show that the prisoner had on
several occasions thrown Carter to the ground with unne-
cessary violence, and then knelt upon and otherwise ill.
treated him.
For the defence, it was urged that Carter was at time;
extremely violent himself, that it was necessary to use a
certain degree of force to restrain him, and that the prisoner
had not exceeded his duty.
The jury. returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The Assistant Judge here addressed the defendant, and
hoped that it would be to hint a warning to act with kind-
ness to his unfortunate fellow.creatarea.

Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre-
♦ents the Chinese pausing oft Mellor bruwu busts as to the
usual kinds. H 01111161114 les Is uncoloured, therefore always
good &Lk'. Bold In packets by 1,519) agenta.—(Ad‘ertiaemitut.j
London, England, 1862-11-22

COLLIER V. COLLIER.

Dr. Wambey, for the petitioner, tie wife of an artist
named Collier. She was married to him at Dublin, io 1853,
but they had afterwards come to London. In 1856 the re-
sponcleot fell into drunken habits, and while in liquor he
behaved to her like a madman. In May. 1861, his conduct
became so intolerable that she was obliged to leave him.
Judicial separation, on the ground of cruelty, with costs,
and custody of the children of the marriage.

COURT OF BANICRETTOY.—Nov. 21.
(Before Mr. Commiariouer Holroyd.)
_ DI KZ HOLTAWAT. _ _

The bankrupt, described as an ink dealer, of Hammer-
smith, applied for his certificate under the old act, the bank-
ruptcy having taken place four years ago. His debts are
4,1691. ; no assets.
Mr. Bagley opposed on behalf of Messrs. Hyde and Co..
stationers, of Fleet-street, who are creditors for upwards of
6001. The facts of the Me have already been published.
The bankrupt had been upwards of three years in furnishing
accounts ; be was then arrested, remained four months in
prison, and was only discharged a month ago. He then pro-
duced • ledger which he had withheld up to that time,
but even this did not contain the information which the
creditors desired. The bankrupt had acted as traveller to
Messrs. Hyde from 1852 to 1856. He was bound to pay
over immediately all sums received, having • very liberal
commission ; but he bad withheld monies to the amount of
upwards of 1001. A fresh agreement was made with him,
by which he undertook, in writing, to transmit all monies
by the next post, and to pay up his defalcations by • cer-
tain date, but he again made default, and was ultimately
discharged. Messrs. Hyde's accounts were left in the
greatest confusion, they had no alternative but to apply
to their customers for information aa to the sums paid, and
the refusal of the bankrupt to give up his books was the
more culpable.
Mr. George Hyde and also the bankrupt having been exa-
mined,
His Honour said the certificate must be suspended for 12
months from the present time ; when granted to be of the
second class. Protection would be given.
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
London, England, 1862-11-22

22,. 1862.

rate be spired to bring her child alive into the
world. This natural and mysterious feeling was
not, doubtless, expressed in poetical or polished
language. The much to be commiserated victim
is in a very bumble rank of life, and speaks no len-
guage but the Flemish of French Flanders. Her
answers to the interrogatories of the judge were con-
veyed through an interpreter. This circumstance
serves to diminish the astonishment which must be
felt at the mistake committed by the Assize Court
of the Nord. The convict prison matron, however,
eagerly reported to her superiors that Rosalie
Gardin had confessed her crime, and therefore the
prisoner against whom no evidence had been found
wss ushered into the study of the Judge of In-
struction. This functionary, who, without being
more cruel than the rest of mankind, feels as much
professional pleasure in hunting down a prisoner as
a Leicestershire huntsman in recovering a cold
scent, invited Rosalie Gardin to repeat her oonfea-
aion. She, being restored to the light of day, said
at first that she had told a story, and that she did
not murder her father ; but when he spoke severely
to her, the fear of being immediately sent back to
the " black hole" operated so strongly upon her
nerves, that she repeated the false avowal, and
the judge forthwith recorded it against her,
doubtless with such " addition" and rhetorical
aggravation as it is the " nature " of the judges of
instruction to indulge in. Poor Rosalie gave birth
to her child—her first child—prematurely in prison,
and, as is not astonishing, this offspring did not live
long. At the new trial, which began on Novem-
ber 17 and finished yesterday, the innocence of
Rosalie was made to appear as clear as day. She
was acquitted. Her counsel, M. Lambert de Beau-
lieu, cited some opinions of M. Dupin, M.
Berenger, now a judge of the Court of Catenation,
and other high authorities, tending to show that
solitary confinement before trial (le secret), as now
practisul in France, is nothing else than a revival
of the torture, that it is quite as inhuman, and
that it tends to extort false confessions. Let us
hope that this fearful instance of the abuse of the
system will lead to its reformation.

.-(THIS DAY.)

22, B LW.
London, England, 1862-11-22

IN RE HENRY HAIOL

The bankrupt, a mallet, of applied to peas
his examination mid for an order of discharge. His debts
are 60.21. ; liabilities on accommodation bills. 300/. One of
the largest creditors is the Dramatic Authors' Society. for
dramatic fees, 401. There was no opposition, and the order
was granted.
Mr. Aldridge and Mr. C. E Lewis appeared in the case.
London, England, 1862-08-07

SILKS, Shawls, Dresses, Mantles, &o. half-
prke ;patterns posttree).—Meems. AMOTT BROTH/H8
beg to announce that the PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing
between George Amott and Charles Amon, of 61 and Bt.
Pears Churchyard, woo DISSOLVED by mutual consent, on
Thunder. July 24. The whole of the valuable stock of
Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, Dresses. and General Drapery Is now ea
Sale, at an enonnons reduction in price, in order to MOM a
final settlement. Quantities of rich silk dresses, one gained the
robs: magnificent all silk moire antiques, 42 10. 6d.: an too
menas quantity of black silks, are all marked half-pries ; rich
MO and other mantles, from 10a 6d. to ES, worth doable the
money . quantities of new shawls and dresses half ; the
table linens, sheeting., &c., are all greatly red ;
gloves, lace, &c., wiU be found much under value : :=1
albums, elegantly bound with two rich clasps, 3a lid. to Ts. dL
worth, from los, to 20s. In consequence of the wake trade
being relinquiahed, good silver watches are marked earitalsee,
worth Z 2 , elegantly chased gold watches, ST La. moth 10
gaihurchy ned'. —AMOTT B2ATHI2B amt Co., et ea eh Part
Card.
London, England, 1862-08-07

THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE.

Yesterday, at the meeting of the Manchester
City Council, Mr. Edward Watkins, expressing hi belief
that the severity of the crisis arising out of the American
civil war was only yet at its commencement, threw out a
suggestion for the employment by the oorporation of •
number of the factory operatives in reproductive works,
and instanced, among other public works which would be
useful, the making of a new reservoir in extension of their
preetiet waterworks (a reservoir which it was admitted
would have to be constructed), and the making of • new
read to the Phillip's•park, one of the public parks to which
the people at present had not proper access for want of •
suitable road. He moved that the subject be referred for
considetatiou to the General Purposes Committee. la
the worm of • debate epee the motion it was
suggested that • public work upon which the
operatives might be usefully employed was the
cleansing and deepening of the river Medlock. Mr.
Alderman Bancroft thought teat one of the most feasible
works the operatives might be employed upon, but un-
fortunately the corporation would require se not of par-
liament before they could enter upon it, was the drainage
and reclamation of Chatmoss. He thought 5,000 acres of
this extensive moss might be purchased from its present
owners at such a price as would make its reclamation •
week which would repay the cost He proposed to do it by
names of deep trenches at right angles, arid said there was
se doubt there was nich•• fall es would thereby ensure the
efficiency of the drainage. One half of this lend might be
laid out as a public park for Abe people of Maw-heater, and
the other might be resold for agneultural purposes. After
some discussion Mr. Watkiit withdrew his motion for the
p .rnent, expressing • hope that the suggestions it had called
forth might yet be turned to practical 'mount.
Amongst the domino received yesterday in aid of the
Relief Fund were:—Royal Exchange Mountain Corpora-
Boa, 5001. ; Mears 0. and J. Gelman, 1061. ; Mrs. B.
Caalake, 501. ; Ileum flambe& Dreep. and Co., $11.1.0a;
Ms Heavy Imabio, ; sod QtptaliC., 101..
London, England, 1862-08-07

Mr.tr/Aurante, Sus. , Auction Mart, IC.
isarge Seymour, 11 Z.C.
stet/TAXI—W.
aub.
• Temporary liftiops-41
. .
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PlCytra.
•
=retailotty le formed fet 1061
Übe peatailaieeingiblellitylad-
sateen trent the dip a Maim itjegocbillabsdoi*
=esoisname dated 17th Jane. 11411grealied try Ws para.
Nemo Ayres to Mr. Mdward Lola. •
Some If the priacipal eserdittoas of Um coodseekso (a treads-
Mon of which nmy be impacted at the Mika of the soticams)
are as follows :
1. It secures a pirates of 7 pet eent for the teen of M
years Ana the inseam Ayres goirenenent en an expenditure
not exoteding £19,000 per mile. The line is to be completed in
sections, and • the guarantee takes effect from the opening of
each wain to the Palle The maersioent to be repaid cat
of subsequent surplus moats any adenoma made under their
goareatee.
• The line must be commenced within la moats from 1711
of Junst, 1861, and ograillited In fetif MOM from lie eesensenen
mat.,
S. The landsrewdred forewanction of the Nue,
stela* sea easel hes to the Owlipmeg.
Ldl66rigitt Is an to the Company to construct say
te but the government are bound to pay any guar-
antee thereon. unless they require the company to• coastract
them, sr to extend the Use to Dolores, In which event the go-
vernment guarantee seven per cent. on the cost of those works.
6. The sacrament as have the tight of archaising the line on
payorrge per dal peat us Worigins! wet.
6. articles for the oonstruction and m, e of the to
be ad free of duty for the term of a yam.
7. ire laials7 and an peeperty beteeeeg thereto to be a-
m from any coutributiou or tax fur the same period.
B. guarantee to be made op and paid at the end of each
year.
The line, which is about 75 mike in length, has Mee contally
surveyed dming the penult year by English engineers, trader
the dilation of Mr. Thomas Rumbell, C.l
A ermateed contract has been wade with Means. Yeasads
Bette- hr the construction of the line, including statiosta, work-
shops. and purchases of land, end use the provision of a oaf&
elect simomet of suitable rolling stack. The costume provides
tar the completion of the works in accordance lu even
with the provisions of the concession. An arrangement =
made with Mr. Rumba' by which be undertakes all MO engi-
neering er..for a Axed sant, and the transfer of the meow
Mon, halo all preliminary up to the formation of
the Cowpony, been wad opal I and sum
Provides has bees maa kw the paymeot of 6 per ant Inte-
rest during the construction of the works. The remainder of the
capital will amply provide for the etyma' attending the forma-
tion silks Company, and for the management daring construc-
tion. . .
London, England, 1862-08-07

BBLiAST, HOLY WOOD, and BANGOR RAILWAY COMPAN Y
Offices Castle Chambers, Belfast
FORM OF AFFIXATION FOR SWAM
Shares, £lO each. Deposit on application, Ll per share, and
42 on allotment
To the Directors of the Belfast, Holywood, and Bangor Railway
Oompany.
ClentLemen,—Having paid to your bankers (or to you),
for Shares In the "Belfast. Haywood, and Bangor
Railway Company,' I reclean you to register seas a holder of,
and I hereby agree to accept, such Shares, or ma ka Dunbar,
subject to the provisions of the Com y's Act, to the De,d
when called upon, and to pay rematnlug calla again become due.
Name
Address
Date
The above Form when filled up is to be left with the bankers
on payment of the Deposit.
London, England, 1862-08-07

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN RAILWAY
PLANT COMPANY (limited).
Pint inn AlOO,OOO, in 4000 share* of 140 amt. to be Increased
from time to time by the directors, but with fret optioa to the
shareholders on each new issue.
Deposit £2 per share.
London, England, 1862-08-07

IN CHANCIE,Y.—In the Matter of the Ad d Parliament '9th
end 10th Victoria, nap IL Intituled " Au Act to facilitate
Leases and Settled ;" and In the matter of an Act
Mg end Ed Victor* asp 77, intlttiled " An Aet to Amend
and Wand the Settled lislates Act, 1856 :" and in the mat-
ter of the Settled Mates of Sarah Goodwin, late of West
Cowes, In the NAM of Northwood, Isle of Wight, in the
county of Soutplon, widow deceased, attune at West
Cowes aforesaid. IBLE OF WIGHT, W ST °OWE/A—Very
valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTV, known as the Wen cun
zsrArik occipital ug 13 Karla. VIII and Collagen, numerate
Plots of Building Lind with extensive frostages to good
roads, together with the Perpetual Advowson of Holy Trinity
Chureb.

--- --
MESSRS. FA REB ROTRIN CLARK, and LY
have received instructions to SILL by AUCTION, at the
taln Hotel, West Cower, on FRIDAY, Anna If, at 1, in
one or more to the 4e_p911.4111 and Nplali_valvailie
FRICHOLD PROPERTY,
known as the WEST CLIP/ ESTATE, Matte in West
Cowes, in the immediate vicinity of the Royal Yacht Club
Imam and in the bad part of the town: comprising
LI charming Morass Villa Residences and outorn. Dried le
their own grounds. distinguished West allf-home, Oak-
Trafalgar.heuse, Cambridge-house, Adelaide, Aven•
ing, Beiroore, Beech, °oldie-hall, : several plots of building
land fronting the sea, and public or Omar. grounds, laid oat
by the Board of Health of West Cowes: also, an the Upper, or New.
port-raid, laii feet higher than the lend of the ea, various plot.
miming from one tothree ems. Theestatelesnoet advantageously
divate for building purposes, IaiaIMNEUT timbered. sod COO'
mending uninterrupted views of the Wont flak the Hampshire
coal, New lorest, to The wend handing plots are arranged
securing to each an independent view, with frontages to good
roads. Also the Perpetual Advoween of Holy Trinity ChurrA,
the income being derived from pew.rents. together with the in-
terest of funded property; the preeeut Incumbent aged about
39 years.
The estate may be viewed by permission of the tenants and
particulars had at the place of sale: of Mr. G. Smith, house
agent, West Cowes who will show the lots at MalcheMs
Royal Hotel, Southampton : Angel, kissinptoke sad the George.
Witichester : of James Eldridge, Esq., edidtor, Newport, Isle
of Wight; Ulan. Harrison and Lewis, adteitere, tt. Old Jewry,
in the city of Landon; of Philip Ruhavey, Mu., of U. Lin-
cola's-inn-gelds, solicitor at Gerraway's; and at the More of
Messrs. 71AMMOTHOL, CLAM, and LTI, 6, Lancester-plece,
Strand, W.C.
London, England, 1862-08-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The house met at half-past ow o'clock. After the lapse
of about half an hour, it was summoned by the Usher of
the Black Rod to the bar of the House of Lords to bar
the royal speech teiminatiog the labours of the session.

THE TEUTORAPH BETWEEN SUEZ AND JIIBAL.—
Yesterday a telegram from Alexandria wam received at the
office of the Telegraph to India Company, reporting the
restoration of telegraphic communication between Suez
end Jubal. The Calcutta steamer passed Jabal at 7 a.m.
yesterday.

The Dean and Chapter of Salisbury have ap-
poieted the Rev. Richard Dawson. M.A., of Oxford, a
gentleman entirely unconnected with the diocese, to the
Rectory of Sutton Henget, near Chippenharn. worth 3401.
a yam The rev. gentleman is a cousin of the wife* of the
Cann*, whose) turn it was to present to the living.
At the last meeting of the committee of the So-
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals the secretary
announced that among other donations was the snra of
1,0701. given expresalv for the establishment of a society at
Madrid for the suppression of cruelty to animals in Spain. A
subcommittee was formed to carry out the intentions of
the benevolent donor.

-Tee ROYAL COLLEGE or PHYRICIANR.—Yesterday
evening a ronrersazimie wan given by the president (Dr.
Watson) and the Fellows of the Royal College of Phriii-
chum, in Pall-mall, chiefly in licence of the British Medical
Amociatinn. the annual meeting of which is now in the
course of being held, and the founder of which, Sir Charles
Hastings, was among the guests. The attendance was very
nurneroue, probably not lens than seven hundred, and in-
cluded a large proportion of the medical celebrities both of
London and the provinces, 'menthe practitioners of Scotland
beige worthilyrepresented. lathelarge library of the institu-
tion a variety of interesting phikeophicel objects were dis-
played. Among theme were spectra of various gam with
induction coil, Aber. fusses exploded by magnetic elec-
tricity, microscopical specimens, a spirorneter, model of an
apparatus for generating oxygen gas, aneroid barometers,
Re. The gathering appeared to be altogether an exceedingly
pleasant one, and the incidental accompaniments of such
reunions were all of the most satiefeethry character.
THE VACATION.—Dnrinq the Long Vacation the
chambers of Viee•Obanoellor Sir John Stuart will be open
on Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday is every
week, tr. 11 to 1 o'clock.

- -
Hors.—ln the first half of the present year!
70,212 out of foreign hops were charged with the Ilk dote
ea entry fereamemption bars, and at the aloes of the half-
year there were 48,221 mgt of foreign hove in hoed at our
porta. Is the mme half.yeer 4.813.904 lb. of British hope,
Welly of the growth of 1555 and 1856. were exported ;
imam than half went to the Chinos! Islands.
BRISTOL AND EMIR RALLITAY.—The half-yearly
amounts of this company to the 30th of June hudewere
laid before the board veaterday, and the directors decided
iriecri recommending thof
11. 10a
aant for tt the general meeting,
l Os. per he half /ear
ea the ordinary stook dills insapany.
London, England, 1862-08-07

Crown (Ivo, with 236 Woodcuts, 7s. dd., FElELD of FORTIFICATION, FIELD and
PERMANENT, for the Use of Student; Chelan and
111litary. By captain Liam Director of the Practical Military
coney at Sunbury late of the French Staff.
London : Parker, See, and Bourn West. Strand.
London, England, 1862-08-07

BANK of 0ND.,0, 11 T.
Threadneedk-etreet and Charing-croft .
Masson—Matthew Marshall, jilt,
Sammy—C. J. H. Allen. Esq.
Cl7flltrltT ACCOUNTS Ind with parties properly intro-
duce& and interest • on credit balances, provided such
Datums are not drawn below gllOO.
Money received upon deposit, repayable on seven dui notice,
Interest on which is regulated by the market value of money, u
announced from time to lima by publlo advertisement, the pre-
sent rate being lb per cent.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit tuned free of charge, and
all descriptions of banking hulas= lrassacted.
London, England, 1862-08-07

tiOlt BOMBAY direct, will have immediate de-
j: 'patch, the fast-sailing ship DUKE Or NORTHUMBER-
LAND, A 1, 668 tons register, E. BROWN, Commander : loading
le the Week India Docile Has firlYelase accommodation for pas
-
mesa For freight or passage apply to T. HAVISIDE and CO.,
11, Coraildil, LC.
London, England, 1862-08-07

§OIITH DEVON.—TO be LET fora term not
enceediag five years, a fintutata HARMON. FURNISH=
esserated throughout I. the mat 1•13321 t, sad
whit the best tote, and winspistely tor the rah*.
rico et • family of the highest diettediom with omommodatton
fer a numerous establishment, mod it the same thee capable
at heirs confortably occupied, with entemaive and
moved goosing. The situation Is af the rot =Fit
Leland, elevated, end coalman • esessalhesat and alma
unrivalled scenery. For further paeiteolen and orders to slow
with references, to Messrs, DAME WITH, SON, sad
OAKLEY land Agents and Surveyors, le. Waterboidem, Fall
d tk.

RMat NAVIGATION of INDIA and CHINA.
NAST INDIA MIAMI NAVIGATION COMPANY
London, England, 1862-08-07

MARE 1418274-(77118 DAY.)

Own ONhooz.
The railway share market is generally fiat to-
day, and most of the principal lines have expe-
rienced a reduction. Great Western stock has
fallen } per cent., London and North Western,
Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, }, and
South Eastern }. Great Western stock is now
quoted 69} to 70 ; London and North-Western,
94 to 96 ; Midland, 128} to 129 ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 1064 to 107 ; South Eastern, 84} to
; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ;
Eastern Counties, 58} to 59; Caledonian, 108 to
; and Great Northern, 121 to 122.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are
41 to 4 prem., showing a slight decline.

quoted

NINES.-(THIA DAT.).

Own O

In the mining market to-day there is more
business going forward, and prices in most instances
show firmness. East Caradon shares have improved
to 441 to 45, consequent upon an improve-
ment in the mine, and Marke. Valley, to
101 to 4 ; East Cam Brea are firm, at 14 to 4.
W heal Union are quoted 41 to 5 ; North
Crafty, 31 to ; Great Wheal Fortune,
274 to 28, being dull ; Providence, 42
to 43 ; Wheal Margaret, 414 to 42511; West Tolgus,
504 to 514 ; Wheal Ludcott, to 1 ; Wheal
Beton, 140 to 145, being in request ; and South
Phoenix, 3 to 4, showing a decline.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&
London, England, 1862-08-07

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSlL—(YarrioulAy.)
Joseph Francis, an omnibus proprietor, was charged with
using two omnibuses for hire after notice had been given
him by the Commissioner of Police that they were not in a
fit condition for public use.
It appeared from the evidence of the inspector that the
omnibuses were in a very bad condition, the wooden frames
being loose and out of order, sod the linings very dirty,
ragged, and wet from the rain which had penetrated the
unsound window frames. Notice had been served upon Mr.
Francis on the 18th July, and on Saturday last the omni-
buses were in use just in the same condition.
Mr. Francis' manager, who appeared for him, said be re-
ceived the notice from hie muter, and he had given the ne-
cessary orders for repairing them.
Mr. Alderman Humphreys asked the defendant what he
had to say to having used the carriages from the 16th to kit
Saturday, after he had been served with a notice?
Mr. Goodman said that according to the act of parliament
he was liable to a fine not exceeding 31. for each day the
vehicle was used after the serving of the notice.
The defendant was fined 40s. and costa in each case,
making together 41.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

• —re.

HOME CIRCIIIT..—,GITILDTORD, Atrouer 8.

The commission for the county of Serrey was opened yes-
terday at this place. There are about 20 primmer. for trial,
but the number of causes on the civil side will sot be knows
natil this (Thursday) morning. It is expected, however,
that there will be between 70 and 80.

It will be remembered that this town twoyean ago was the
scene of a rather memorable trams between the High Sheriff
(Mr. Evelyn) and Mr. Justice Blackburo, the final result of
which was, that the former wee tined 5(W01. This partly
arose on account of the inconvenient court, in which the
anise business was conducted, and the proceeding has been
attended with one good result, namely, that new and more
commodious courts have been in the interval erected by the
corporation of Guildford. The assizes at this place win, in
all probability, last more than a week.

OXFORD CIRCIIIT.—HantroRD, Arover 6.
The commission of wise for the county of Hereford was
opesed ow Tuesday afternoon is the :Ameball in this city
before Mr. Justice Blackburn. This morning Mr. Justice
Blackburn presided in the Crown, and Mr. Justice Byles
in the Nisi Prius Court. There was wawa heard to-day in
either court calling for a report.
London, England, 1862-11-14

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1862.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 14.

The Bavaria has arrived from New York, which
she left on the let. The New York Skipping and
Commercial List states that the mom promising
aspect of military affairs continues to exert a very
favourable influence in monetary and commercial
circles, and a good feeling obtains in nearly every
department of trade. The prevalent opinion as
to the national debt and the current expenses of
the government is not borne out by facts. Those
who have imagined that the country is on the
verge of ruin, and that a financial crisis is immi-
nent, will be glad to learn that there is no danger
of such a dire calamity. The cotton mills in
Memphis and Tennessee are to be opened for trade.

(isona's rusoauts.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 14.

The Hamburg and American Company's eteam-
abip Bavaria, from New York on the let, baa
arrived here.

She brings 108 passengers and 141,816 dole. in
specie for London, Paris, and Hamburg.
The Bavaria was off Cape Bace, and spoke. the
British ship John Bell, bound west, on the 6th
inst. ; and, on the Bth inat., spoke an English
paddle steamer, with red funnel.