The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-16 00:00:00

THE STRIKE AT

to ma bow trado weal sm. armagse *abed to I
Wes, med pleased= Os skew the dem= Mos of elm
essatries, aid hew he was pkiti IL le s ligooma
mon ihss thlilets. Me add Old 11 she Mods 1
mild set sae* to tha Y. • *owed ealsokka.
Za.would have ft be dui ailitalkar ; that if am
they would set set la oait Mil It Maim
ametber lA.; that wise trim* ado iltarted_ oasis It was=
he another to
el west, of woo pm ens
se &kg away wi:k a simetie as s Ilan
data Wader kr two weir of temes. lho mos MI
aid t the reVM mi/ht b. Ogg* On
moods TM ma k *dr whk to no Ilomater
=I Mos they saw , he semis will' of the mosseisial
k We hard. Ha (Mr. Gamow) talk* about short dm
Wog no Mos& Is the swam is Misidesseep.-les while
waft 's
thus wen SIPS bolos mak seamooll Ise= *see
ly SAO Mesekeeter; sad what sheet
elms do ea *at / " Hat," be " this % sadly the
suldoet. Time mom to misled% whim Merman good—sad
it w.e very good—fer as &deems ; I pm it* yea. =ism
I wait it ha*: Sd. a thiessead is what I wad. sal you
doss sobs*, I shell be like to Wien 1110•111." nes lir
aro abed *set sea is other gelds( moil
mM Imes pekes; a= be said he wash% gees spas Off
the ma liked, by whisk they odd pet ism* as
Mien be those *sista, es this he get the 2d. s tin=
ebbs= wash be 68=1 we arm co *a if he wee he
a balms at that memeae, he was set pining emsibegeo
Dat Os said) Maw My ovoid sows to Se elliWelliZ M
th” (the mm) bad bettsr lot Use win =a on, lOW
mill be Sapped. TM mes (sdded the speaker) hsi sill
*el day, se they dead; seed s Wise had bes&C
q that wages wood be paid pa- wood (Thareday).
spokes skid that say other of die brads remote who re-
sailed= ossonstisse sem fully sad mild ones, or
add to whet he MI said. would do so ; sad osellm spies-
Um Mae the lam &timid fist the ma bed OM the ms-
" pimp," that they would mover week =merle"
stretch" (or dodos mod Mewl so ea to ineresse *sir
*amiss, with Isms rates of mem, sad that esti= Mr
(Wight', asd ellen.)
As operative from the Rearm mill is* the amigo
hod bees at las es two of the ms, to mid We *Mr of
hum ; bet the esee said they would bets mobs to do
with it. Them woe three is a wheal** saw ; bat lbs
wager weal= to do away with I:Tier, leaving sae
slides tad her deem to two pair. Mikes was sash
that VIM =die was sot withdraws. saes would sem
out toomonew (Therein).
1 As oplealles Moo Maim Bliley sad Co.'s mill ed&—A
I Asp .is hod We. held it Tuesday sodas, bat there
lb* boa se dirdatiea to worktmer or assager. The
Ids had rod,* to ewes yesterday (Thaleda7L
Was the sodas was withdrew& Os twist, the motor
Maid* peer is* ar the min, et te havemly am. Mader
be whodkosess.
Miass Ileasbaw—Thin won lb pair of them es twist,
sal theaamagr Ind mat for thus, sad told them that the
alMlf was dskamlmos to ham the 10 per osat sad the
GM UMW se. Thy woad in able to get the lams writes
Via' (Liewral wdodo= that this me all
hesten *maker—Ho has withdraws the soda to the
mred-rowi blowing-room hoods. (Cries of " It's false,"
tai" /she eserset.") We had so notice tssight,
whim um ease away, bat what we Were ie stud la the
moraing.
The Claims mid thoy meld pit Minn nth those
hands: They (these oat apes dolls) weld bavotime.
mead, sawWeig sem is um, PM to slew Male n
(keidewee4
As speed*, hem MOM Illempue eed2besapsos's mill,
Crams' eale—Os Teri, week s sedge was
gives ha • Missiles et IL pet theme The anew
gam some keg ormttallog Ad the rsiosties bed
sinestly bees made, by 'Uttar de Made spiv piesswerk
het Wagastaky at the lomat or WarM~oilos. When
*ay got en =was& it was et 114. a desseensi ; but the
MOMS user eanesdi It badi, with I. legeoest.
Angkor Bpselter—Titeso was • shop easetiag lest Friday
sfit;std we all determined toesms out with the rest.
Charms said that se to the New Islington mills
this. sieinaZtit MO math= the hash wars est.
The nes bed essayenameliel pnesid-
bee et swift bin tea Is mere the tellesine molt"
tics :—" That se, the self seat audios. sad news. ere
download taw all leg idomie amass Is our power to
mist say Mean le out wane, nen ennlally OD aswe
holism drat redwood wages will sot rest* i evil of
whittle our essigrass maple=; and we reapeattally robs=
that abort dise. * worallty adopted, woad be fat pr..
Made as Imo la thalsesolets of all parties esseentod."
Is the =me of his epos* the mow of the molutioa said
that they had that sfsht Moiled is Mohacs, is the part
of the employen, that is MI w ma assn _ right, that
trade was good, sad that Ma Esau maid awl ea at
moo • yet they slid sot this *ld nand endeg all the
Muhl; and armful= seessgssat apes their hobg the
mu to give =doe, sad sem ef them ertto.lly to ono out.
TM ales wore therefore bellied to doubting sow whether
trade was so very bed, as represented is support of the pro-
posed reduction ; but eves admiring it to he bad, the true
remedy was short time. If the mean wasted to bring
operatives is Maaehoster to the desist averages, they
should at the mace time brio, dews to that even. the test
of living in Manchester, which was admitted to 'amides-
ably mod that of living in the mostly. Milk dose is
Manchester was 3d. per quart, while in the toasts) it was
only Id. The speaker urged those ea strike sot to he de-
hided by tricks, sash as the Kegler of factory bells or the
lighting of the gas is the morsLog. If they saw strangers
going tato the mill, thoy (the turn-outs) most miss thew
selves to legitimsomans in doling with ikons Ilinffirall.
It would be_perfoetly legitimate to talk hilly to this
say, " We work there; sod we us out against a
»dud= of our worm." If they allowed themselves
to be guilty of riotous or improper Doodad. they
would at ono lon the sympathy of the
which wu of the politest Mortars to them.
He would appeal to the mutes if it was wise to tamer a
tare-out at • time like this, whoa provides* were high,
when we was at war with a powerful to., whoa sot Ma
tteis =ft other armada ware set very astisfectory—was it
wise as the past of these pesswegag so such property st a
time like Ms ia • some which must remit is
anarchy and ass ? Were they so insane . to faros
the people She *a streets at • time whoa food was es high.
that with their present wages they mild sot buy enough to
rat t Aad *woad bums that the disease was sot Con-
dud to one goods—natio had been gins at Crampton
as well ss Meadesecor ; and if the sirm sessiodod here,
those elsewhere would follow the eumple. (Chess.)
Another operative sound= the motto°, sad It was
carried unsaismusly.
It wasvesolved that the committee should be " Napo..
end to eaU apes the Ilse spinners' aseociation to aid sad
satin us is the meant struggle, as wo skull have a deal of
work to do at proest."
As operative omelets= that es Saturday =Wag ass
was allowed to del= sad play Bards is the rooms whole the
immoduse were sitting to metre the weekly levy ; bat
n. Chairman said be raw so verde.
Amether operative oostesded (sad was an= applauded)
*Otis helms sever had, and nom would be, ninny
den, while the restmittse sot bee boirinse
MIS, when aces smut for theis , they woe Ismotel
(and at times yielded)spodd is indeed 011=4
it to their wives sad famillee. =silt be " shimisg.
stprosied • rereraties. &darts' that the emumittee
our
St when istosissfiag trials were sot
ram though the bad to he paid br ; mad the at
ono hied several -_- sad was swan Ina
applause. It was ultimately semi that so thane shield
he midi at pros= ; bat that some Malts plase should bee
premed (la mordesos with the noolsties) at the sat
mootisg.
The mods' wasadjaanced to Wadaseday analog sant.

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Taa gas of Wary operatives at liaosbatter has
'mamas= by the weelipseph ef five of the largest Web.
Wheats bevies left doh work is Wsdasoday =Wag,
whs. the Wien of the meets= wpereesey le a "eludes
at wages W espied. Tho Slain, of eslfeedag erstalog
sales mil Owe, ohms mega their sairepri pew= to
mime, hes but a pieties el the opeestime is eaek ark,
bates all the *thee wow direst ups Ude, er are say
aseemary is it, the MAN ef Wes worketes tarshes the
stoppage et U. Wen. Peer ether =Moose!' bah sedges
mapping Wok will layette a strike within the ant do or
Ness days.
• pub =Whig of spondees in the People's lestitute,
fleyrodmreet, lisseliester, was held es Wedaseday night,
by adjournment from the previous Wednesday. A member
of the °swine, woe sailed to the ask, but the saw of
epsilons were withheld fres the wetter' of the sem lest
by a pubaseties of them individual weeknies, es IS hew
wades= should reader themselves Wiest ee persmetice
by the saployers Thee wore wisely 2,000 pumas
pesesat, mad the ball wee Wooly wooded a
dmission.very pert.
Nalliben 54 inflifoilde amid sot gala A
weber of the eemaiteso was appoisted to assist the
elialemes, Make suggestions, sad made= the needs,
geserally, who showed ale= Met mad %Mess for his
pcsitams. The windeeter spored the =ideas by selling
we a list of the maim Irwin is Meaeliester sad
flalfeed, is swift= how =say of these aide win
represented by operatives tress them at the sesethig.
Operatives from toasty sir mills answered. The mama-
imp of the lest meting, larolviag the resolution to strike
mew this take lower wig's, sad pledglag them la work to
support those who steady were then put sad mafirated
with loud cheers. _ _

The Chairman geld tbs deputation to wait ups Main.
Palsy' waniseple had sat pet repined, sad pressed
that their mart should be palpated end the sin sestiog.
As operative said, so shams* of the let minting, he
Olt together the etwaittse of saves this appointed, tad
they west to week as sow as possible. It we Mediu
hewer& Mew they sand an may of the Maeda is the
tide hen whoa it was desirable to take esuasal, sad they
hod draws op a armorial to the waists sampling to
slaw this that the prepaid rodestion of wages wend sot
east that Mist to the usde WM they sought, whilst,
with deer positing, it would fillet great hardship es the
operatives ; that the evil seder whisk the maws suffered
was the oveoprodsetios of pods MAP Was was is short
supply, sad that the boot remedy wend be short time. [A
espy at the nastarkl, whisk has already boas published,
was reset)
TM wades applauded the errs talcs& by the ono
MOW, an posed a resole*s tinning this for the
wine they had Wis.
As operative said the wet tesoletice to be nbsittal
was :—" That wo onset view without Wisp of peat
ails the prowl attempt to low es is the soda ink, by
sasesiesarily rodeeisg oar wages, sad this it a We whoa
the samenriss of life are soon doubled is pries, as such
so that eves new we have to 'Medi to
did sassy prelim is
esusqusees." The topmost he Meals, Wait, MU *MS
wane at t priest set pay. flow et the Mai
had boss INd that as llssehnese sly eseesend MK Mho
el =Ws • wash, pie spa draftee her wend ass hoes
guy OW spa the annee. They (the Mode sifted
that the allot will set. at ow, bo very rum by working
shin dm; bet If MotWeeler Sisk 1,000 bales a week la"
feeds ee. *We wail wenn be that ;_salty sided
wieldy to the Moak is MM. The soar We end OW
topmost Mosel to week Wet time; and the epodes we
nor to I. .sslsd, Mathews oft ha wind at all bider
Clublnas. TM ended of the MS limit show to every
thinking eras is Marketer that ths pares Mews's the
meters sad the hands was set es. abed is dole st the
maw er dear gongs —lse the as we pepsin to put
up with the illiselhe then *hp tiesigo, bet they
ware set iproperal te pat h • of wages—
(bear, bour)—that It WY swot wit
the beast* of Iles
die nes that
the swan sought, see that et the eingesebygesegally,
bet et theeissino—Neu best)—sad thee the Welt
Midi Wall sense to then
gaff wt
ld be owl GM lolling, ta
laniatill with the std niter, hli they nett
an& Weald Weeks wages sake the wan Under ?
Ilk ss) Weald kWM working seen non abla to My
Weft tre any sitinssity snide of food ? What the mans
pa/end would sat resort* trade, bat dowry it. If
damns of mess we throws late the streets, tss e gess-
snot star t the we weld sat eheds wider trod
or I ail thou he. whist they wage is the habit
et billet non be risen in tosses to is some extent as
was Mt Is the w at W ire, to be idle. Thus
the shay es the by_ielerlsg the bone
left weld need epos the anew. Rot it was said that
the Meals was ts rater the Melia trade. If
tn. wen two, the sass serres bad too long looked to
their hangs wade, at the thorn of the people of this
othatry ; anis • result, they had to Mild noes paste sad
Wreaths. hew of the masters were 'magistrates or Wash.
widths ; yes they would throw their bends ast el week,
despite the prise of provider sad the gown we
of
the misery ; and at tharab they would atter, " Clive as
this day our daily breed." It was a nookory of religion.
(Loud applause.) He coadadal by want tho resortice,
tenth was otesedsd, and carried usastionnely.
They Neeftw plowed that tit. operatives who had
=ad sew bo so upon to stets the greeds, sad
rse can bad boos as. .4 to then biters Whin.
lie waned then to be truthful is their dewiest& he.
wee Inesetanosts would oesy Wpm their caws with the
OM&
As naiades from Mews. Janes Heady anti Co.'s MU
eni—The hands bad had no interview with Kr. Remedy
hen the tbs. the with wss
_gives until Tuesday. Mr.
Rowdy had 'wised, me of the weed& hen the sow
Muse, sad, as it was uslordood. letsonsi Is give as
weer to it. Four et the depends. west dews Is Ma as
repels& t but when ha get to hoar that the sesserial
woes hen the trade sonaittso, he said he would sot
attains it, sad ha tore it to pima sad throw it tats the
lire. Ms stated that be had seat for these oily with rospeet
to the sionsein as, with tarn to the reelsoles of wow,
thew had less so alteratiss whatever. The heads lan
eons eel as they flashed their work that day. He
Ohs ) believed that Mr. Kessady bad Inds sons
pgeeWia to the Made is ow or two of the row.
Assam aposher—About half-past 6 o'clock the over-
looker wheel the Ms whether they would sostiar to work
at the ems rime as es to Wish as order. He (the speaks.)
bellowl that all the sea sod they would ust—at least
they saw hew the MOOtilie dosidod. (Cheers.)
As operative ban )[ester. Dann Clark and Co.'s nib
1 said—kb.Clark weft the beads os Tuesday, and told then
that Ara keg is. he had bees least stoney, sad of
Pens meld got asthma it. His brother. dr. Jobe Clark,
einehasteg the astoneet. Ose et the nth 'assegai that
it was a woes We es WM sagas. whoa wilding wee to
high, sad 'bent weld be he MAW le work sheet thin fee
• Ms. Mask tuned rued es this nee very frees,
and he odd so sea.; but 'whoa saw urged _they
Assn ho allowed is work at the aid rine ter a f
5011...11 meld be seen low lb woken west. irwt
that at littakpagt, Burney, Neap, Raywee4 mei
isipli War wen IMO paid the. they (Maw. Ohmic)
woosetthat the swop pies pig he Magma yam
; ant that they wig sot agelites to gay se
neWMe moraps. It wadi brash thin. He bed
On As then, to say Mat be Masan Is redses the wipe.
One albs nes sad that oils WI senile wire very high
but M. Clark seht that if ens, reetabbn, 11.,_ wogs thole
Wombs piss they weer, it weft pee se deftness to
tho pantos the inn were wtheisil to tab.. Ma Oho
speaker) said that by Meeks Via_ the saes weld be
toward won to WOW dirt to Maim; GM that if
the narbses sage donee left posiesks &PM he loosen ;
for the mallaw wow atelulatall7 Wiftel7 or MR/OSINSO. "ALICE Gary's" PorriCaL Birausailit.—Psoss-
Kr. Clark asked whether it was then* hs vas to kw his 017T1ON or • NIWIPLPIR Pummels —Oa Wedsseday,
property alkali thew maths i sad he (tin speaker) asked at the low-had, Wolsorhaspon, Mr. Rardieg, solicitor,
whether there was sot unanimity as owe the nooses, es at her • swam to require Mr.
that they sight Wu to lama FrAsedes sad ekes raise Mesh _ gr est geldshar of the .ftoterebAwe
Mast. Mr. Olen NM that they (the Ina) weld WM by detelillsatige Ist Wog. if pdstili as& publisliag
thessalre ; olive (IM genitor) replied the. left who a tabu nalidies, an sisedisises libel against the Rev.
the mallow hefts be Odds*. then was gembellig swere J esopbAshby Monk (Ow of es solgeolve sad populous
the wawa to ratan wage*. Al lie, MA Cloth ald thew, poiNessikeleg of ands Mann floes. With the pro
neap as& plats, that it erg eat a woks et woken at all, Moon of the pager odd woes mitre by Allot Grey, while
bat a watt= of roiseles wages (Thor with= anseele• Midst lislialsatba es a shame of ;older yesterday ii,,,k,
fades, in waseeeseqquses et the Wows* le *ewer ale had Mr. Magdiss sawn late • keg stateshat to show that the
man thaa tam rreptsdthepe.eaifaga, W aalliti what allegaises is the versos ware "Asap false, sad he felled
reporters to " Pet that dews." A eposhar urged that there Mts. Merle sad Mrs. 'aka r. who both stand that Mr.
should be a nedides peon to legs out say ow who Mogriereshed Yee about toe Manes dm is Agee.
ad& se islets* the liaises es the posed that
.4 Mr. Meads impend his forma endows, an 11e....:
free press woodo pot glary of the weals!, as* that far trails basil, salted. Mr. Leigh said tMy wend
roportiog went Is the ass sere psi Stos bane. Thm, that it we satltheterily proved that )Ire Monti MT:.
wen wits thel ihs inane'. r woo "h istieses sae ;" but Meehan by the 111 p.n. train, sad that Wider the
he was sot Woad, the Annus Mids. that whoever he itatosests rospoilieg Nn east be • hbetenksi The beech
sight be he weld do so real bars, sad that he should well wilier Wafter before gnash. • sunnose to
have a fair shisee to teeth, if be wished It. The nth who saw the *Me et libel they weft require proof of the
had Mss wads' as to Mesas. D. Clark sad Co. the pnlighleg of Ile paper. Ws nay Md, that the Meow
seedsen] Mr. Clark said that the quake was is of Ades Grey, by wan of the gas is bee sell, has set Ire to
the swop of wig's, which they wad sot cosier to bar beadle; dun her annittal.--ilinoloshe Owerdien.
.eased. "Is short." he said, "do you Weed to go out, COMNFITAL OF • POLICIOIiI AND ANOTHER
rod sot yak tag it?" To his (the opeskses) rants, it
went isai,usay. tt yes!. "Very well. thee:. said WITII2IIII roe Pasarsx.—A era maned Lord Ashworth,
lk. Citudir, " I have nothing sore towu" The hasdi of Wilma( 4am Wal"."‘ 11146"44°. `ad al other Pit'
1116.111M5/ sat. (Cries of .. Al
tree; " " Cieite earree" he) riZissirk 1"6"‘ sr 3°"11. were ea Weds's",
AO Sae at Messrs. Jobs dark sad Co.'s —Tles the Peke Heil sad David
aewlsohee wood as to go lows sad see the nester, bat WTI'
2101")14 P' f" ""4" what ere "IP
IN llelt it was his plan to ma Ise us, If he wasted to Triamilis= hi" d'W"L" Tim all" of the Baud
sae.. le we case out to sight sad Wan to WI est. Balmhe peasseass, sod do Millemlaats
(The didrnaa Mad WOW thou ma Ws a abop yaw "WM 4 M ". "'WM 4.___lawn,ool.
The sinew were Paul Mope •awes nun Leigh,
=la There has base • wefts, sad we oasts to the sat his Tamiessn. a %beam 'il
to disk wt (Chew) p. Arise a patient
Medea of On el the Sill" lAA 1111Msated pad olnikrity,
As etwatitra at Messrs. Kelly sed Giawntr's sill odd— the lortos new lisibbswa. mum ii. nomintis dmo!
They Moo all NM out, MIT net 51 limn. We bolas le Went thegilds ef the saw at 'hobnails, Vow
some eta three today, aswe Mad ad dabbed week; lbe ego ..sew eit yam aid iambuses
at sir. thy woe A out paw ns. lib* bee ealy Mee a few wash, la the 01,6, NW
As~aisteeltar—The shop's waft lo to cos. cf Sc- who Neel is the seighbourimiel et lama% *as
lINMOVI difelpitintt polies sadossa, sad diminad bon the hots.
Wafts noshes-0o Tuesday stimaislii lb. werisek" The 'lke willow loon in the awshissualsoll a laresatable
meld thes• MSS aid Maier has sash PIM nett p te disminsi. A moo 1 gems um fai a danw
ihe . sot toll bin what they Istoodad to de. Thiy dimodysist swe ths =es a
Mist they wait" to ice 'be INGwr. " talk sal Bawds while thew ma wow the .Of
mugs walks, ae es te lee if they mil set get tin to ekes mos were disidook ems seem* Ng the ether
4 woe" is seiselles he skw and% Isla ft essill lemma.

Tavasakt Bv!3rsigf.

Tb• :•;iihirwa swum.«
quietly. The werkpseple at Muses. Stirliag sad Heck-
les% sill are easier settee, whisk .:pleas to-sight, as well
as these el lissus. Bliley aa4 Co. Mums. Butes, Unica-
street, awl Messrs. Weal, Bastes-street, bath else even
sodas is their Mails. Times is subside( as the feed gess-
ties this evening.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1865.

ILA) int:utSente•

mimes ouicunra OF Ili.ll J 1111028-
Taterth. the Jejlood=ell le had the streoll some WI
sale ma Wear oat . pereetat to the leanest w
the theft Wm Lid Oreinreall. the lard Hip tthe.theleth. DWI
=lllet her WWWW la Ornath. far SW* swear ea the
isa.A......o.ftrd theeelie la With It the ire:
theta le the sew It wee sterawa seeh melee the ea he
Sully Seal the days ma piers kr Mass ma ether at era sal lab
slaw ail Veen& owl . awl retareal the seer to tile 0114111 P
Asa ifs kiy ere thellllllllll eel the dew mad guar emelt
110
lift% the lee. 111 r. Ma Mulls owl the Nth. Mr. leaks
Ilse. lllWltlatalltat. IMAM Dee.; of smots.; lowa et
Neweak. the math aw. et Oa wise pare. Deeleth thedateday,
Dee. 4et the Orate et thstkrae. Terhake. gliMigW, Deg go et
York Outlet CIO et Tort. the maw day. et the thuth a the
sky.
MIDLAND AND COM= CMCUIT.
htharbsse War Cromwell Oremesth Wm, the ef the Cade
d
Ur Mike. hateekth. Dee. 1. at the Cade el
Mast thligratielw. the mete am Oats Othakall of the Pty.
ay. Dea. foe I:o=irthafikaberrekke. koaday.
De:iikska ; Tema ef kw was thy, at the
err It erthskehlre. itandeh 13, a the Castle at
W

OZIOND AND SOUTH WALAS CU:CUM
au%Alm Dm* Sdamod VaseAm WUNirie, 011ie Ma imams of
the Oamma Itelwee Delta.* tlas iNallaat
BAWL Wammtatilma Daa.if at Wastamaarol=t
Wommaw. the ISOM dm* ea tie alp.
Alm Waft Daa. le, at 0111•1111111/11 at Oloammtar, mos
day, *Me Hal...n lifilnftaddia. Wain Dm. 14. at Nor
=oath, loat Olawargansdka. Tiaday, Das. IS, at Oia4Ml.
TM days aad *arm the Wotan and Home emits, so im
I.lompos4 an sat yet luny Isad.

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. lb.
gm al WM. WOMB MID 11181RIBILL MID .19•11111111 I
illo/8. wisamaut, ASO =L.

inc,.. ZLIZNION.—PAONISSOAT NOTES.
This was ea Mica tried before Mr. Jostles Erie at the
sittiep after last terse, by the plaintiff as endorses of a
note Sae 3001. even by the defendant sad other
directors dale Loads. end County Assuraar•Coaspany to ,
Das fitrausburg, the manager. who had *Avowed thews the
moot. The Mesa was fraud, sad at the trial several
direston swore that after they bad eipued the note is goes-
don the date wee altered free the 7th to the Ist of No-
amber. The Jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
Darla, the preent tens Mr. &dont Shoe obtained •
rule nisi for • sow trial an &Slavin it:pigmies the abloom
of Stranaburg, who was • usaterial witness at the boor
trial.
No ewe appeared -tcottay to skew sense soled the rule,
ad the wort made it &balsa on the payment of eats.
row= AND MUM IP. NTDI.--INIONANOI OP TWIRLS

DIMING WAS,.l.ll2olViert •
This wee an amnia ea a policy of ineerenes, dated the
26th of Marsh, 1864, for 2,6001, on goods is • venal Galled
the Bedlingtee, sailing from Galan to Imndon. The polity
sustained en Womans against the maal risks, but the
underwriters bad intratecied the exceptive, " free from
capture and mime, and the oessenteuest of any attempt
thereon." It Bemired that the mein sailed from Galata
es the 17th of Much, sad ea the 19th arrived at the month
of the Ismail, en either bank of which was • Turkish and
Rambo fort, then firiag at seek other. The meal, with
English WOn . inn, paned between the forts, hut
whoa half a mile loner dews was tired into b y
the Ramonfort. She dropped her anchor, but
the Rinelims southmed the Mar until she sunk. The
crew emsistiag of eighteen Englishmen aid three
Greeks, took to the beats, but were captured and taken
ewers to Isobel, whore they were detained for six week%
sad this set at liberty. The Russia& officer said that the
Tema had bees fired into under • mistake, ee they believed
she wee Turkish. War between Turkey and Russia bet
not between Easels sad Ragland had been declared at the
time. • vessel inked the Hairy Coate*, also under
mienesr bad boon Wed by the fort sad anchored,
when wee beeeded by Me lionsfees„ who kept her crew
thrfar fifteen days At the ♦trial • verdict wee taken
iega plaiatit, with liberty to the defendant to move to
'Mee the verdict if the (curt should be of opines that the
weeds" free from capture and seizure sad the comae-
mantes of may attempt thereon " in the policy wee an te-
mpting which neatened the underwriters under the circus-
einem a. proved. The rule wee obtained by Sir F.
Thesiger durlag the present term.
Mr. Watson, is now showing cams aphid the rule, sited
"Callen v. Buller" (6th Maul, sod Selwyn), in which it
had boss held that where a vessel had been fired into, the
policy baler scald reliever against the underwriter. Hs
suggested in this ease there was no intention of capture.
The oy vet wee to sink the vessel out of pure mischief.
Lied Onespbell—Yee don't inmate to the Runless as
letentibm of slaking the vessel and her crew ?
Its. Walser—lndeed I do, ray lord. I say it was from
pant mieibieL It is well known that they aired at flags of trues
at Odeme and Haase. The loused contest contended that
it was impossible that the Russians should have mistake.
the British for the Turkish flag, and that it was impossible
to deduce from the evidence that it was their purpose to
capture the mini bat to sink her, and therefore she did not
come wader the exception *, free from capture."
Mr. Cleasby, ea the same side, °emended ,that the 'imp-
don could only apply to lawful capture or seizure, sad that
as war had not been at the time declared between England
and Russia, the capture, it made at all, was illegal, and
therefore the enmities could not apply.
Sir F. Thicker and Hr. Bramwell supported the role.
Lord Campbell in delivering judgment, said he wee of
opiden thee: in this sue the defendant was entitled to the
judgment of the eosin. The defendant, bat for the 'acon-
ite. hoe from capture and seizure, and the consequences
of attempt thereof," would be prima facie liable, and the
court wee called epos for the fret time to put a legal oonstree
tic, on these words. He was of opinion that they were sot
emilaed to legal capture, bat ectended to soy carton or
minus whereby the ship would have been lost,
destroyed, or damaged. Be thought each was the
messing of the exception, not may awarding to
the literal mastrection of the words, bet accord-
ing to the intention of the parties. They mast under-
stead it, that the underwriter, foreseeing the wits that were
likely to wear in the Danube, took care they excepted
themselves from sash perils. Bat it was said there mast
have been • lawful capture to make the exemption Medial,.
He was not prepared to say that the eondaet of the Russians
In brieglag the vessel to wee unlawful, for England at that
tine was a *salmi, sad Russia had a bellig right to
search all neutral weasels for the contraband of war. Bet
he did not give his decision ea that ground aloe.. He
thought that men if the capture were illegal and in vie's-
nos of the rights of nations, the exception would bold good.
It was said that the object of the Russians est to destroy the
venal end mei her to the bottom. He thought the fair infer-
ence from the evidence wee that they intended to seize the
ship. They did moomplish that object, for he was nearly of
opinion that from the moment the crew forsook the monk
and she was at the mercy of the Russians, she was taINII
Pia as sasell as if the Russians had boarded and had taken
mown possession of her. It appeared to bins that there
lied sot only bees an attempt at seizure, bat an weal
mien; ant whether that seizure was lawial or unlawful,
the vessel was destroyed frost the effect of the seizure, and
hen that peril It bees excepted by the underwriten,
end thinners the underwriters were not liable.
Mr. hunks Coleridge and Mr. Justice Wightman tea
Judgment for the defendant.

BAIL COURT.—Nov. 16. „
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10.11 L Chambers, with Mr. Prentice, appeared foe the
plaintiff; and Yr. Collier and Mr. Halals' were counsel
he the delsmdeat.
This wee as action brought to recover a stun of 601., which
the plaintiff alleged to have bass laid by hits for the de-
futiest's nee, being half the amount of a bill of exchange
for 1001., draws by the plaintiff sad sompted by the defend
let, as a leas to a penes of the muse of Young, in vobteb
the plaintiff and the defendant had agreed to advisee sub bal.
The Plaintiff was as *tummy at Chatham, sad the defen-
dant was a baker and confectioner at the mina place. It
appealed that Y had nqsseted the plaintiff to sdnain
him 1001, as he to set up is business as as ilea-
meager, whisk. mooning to the plaintiff's case, he agreed
to do, provided the defendant would go halves to the wish.
The defesdaat minted, sad neepted a bill of exchange for
1001., whisk wee ginner to Young, who afterwards became
oaakropt, sad the plaintiff was obliged to take up the hill.
He the. wrote several letters about the affair to the
defendant. sad spoke to Mos about it, and the defendant
had sever denied his liability.
The defense Was that the defendant, being • mutual
Mead of the plaintiff sad Young begged the plaintiff to
'dosage the mosey, and accepted 'On Mil of exchange to
amomosedate the parties, bet that he had not agreed to take
half the sink, and bee silo denied remising the letters
' alleged to have bees sent to him by the plaintiff.
' His Lordship keying summed up,
The levy heed a verdict for the plaintiff, for the amount
&hued.

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