The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1548.

Wain subscribers. mad the erealader, enenthe to nearly
20,0001., by gaillih sebsedbers. The whole nes raised
free Ant to last, ami went., was km*/ saltiest to Fey
the cation many required to be deposited in the
Belsiaa
=, esestonatly, as the MIMI. impramsadid so
rebus cosaj..o.. sey is Belgium, it wn
thenly stenienel by the fteis Thee fasts, which
wirer*, ad is midmost, it woe esatemded, melded the Ada.
tie, es the rend of smiuspresentadon and of tonal Urn
of the vadartolthoe true the haziest's'', to it retort of his
▪ Vaideriek nudger addend dupe, hi the debase,
and. dreafifes the henry of the esepeay hen the hiir
nies. aid the issedon &neon hee tree all
kipsur esalma de am eim-11 r. Mese, one of the
Wows. woe this called, sad mimed that, of 130,000 ape&
nth= denier= la Essolani. MAO were allotted, Wham,
2=eed to M. Difinesene. by when =seas the
of
the Use we is pert einined ; 6,000 were att.
palebeihe by bin, sad the other SAM nen on et the Bel
glem
al
The reason why • peter anther ef shares
Were Set hihtled Ins benne the ihriessa ha=w the Belgian
posentnewt genii set eatheele • yeast ement of eapPal
tbs.** mended weeks, led It en estimated the wisinsily
=espied wadi In teen thee was required. The
nerve bad reserved thins for theaseives.
They beiresered the wag be the first MUM-
Meg IPS thole owe essmesiblity. At the rant-
ing if the hit June he nib** that at the tine
al the edesedemen of the Weil of Jon the directors bed
reeeind the messelen hour the odelnel emonidoesin The
enersolise of the ChM thane by the direeton was also ex-
*awn the mosting, of
also Wil7 the whale Ranter wen
ollereed. The lest of his west to now that
the hithemeafthoe Method to the last mint of the directors
we Off/11114-111. Cheitirans. Q c., replied, and repudiated
all idea ofthsegithe diestors with intentkreel fraud.
The leaned thee sanemsomeed left two question
is the Jug : . vibilare the •Osimalf was Wand to
pay kis meow by wild representatics, sad ander the
tales ingenious preketti by its sad esendly, whether the
plaintiff who Meson to ontearibe to • GOMM which was
never established ; mad sate the 1111010 amount 31 carnal
was ben Ade subscribed Ise, it could mot be tendered in
law as established. Is either of maks nen the pleat&
mold be mailed to recover.
The jury foetid their mad* for the plaintiff, nmeedy
addle.; that la their opinion there was sot the skeins *-
palates of fraud attaching to the esedmet of the directors.
The above trial bend the whole day, sod did mot conclude
steal between deft sad aloe o'alesek et night

d at law, sad that was the proper triune, sad an as
imminence by • teem of equity. At low It Gadd be de-
sitkil whether the seemest was sot • covenant Wattles in
the pieties only sad set roaring with the land. He re
tined to soma fissis, as This Duke of Bedford e.
Trier as ef tbe /kink Messwat." " tr. Ohms
(16 Vase') ; v. Bonn "(1 all
Loose),
No be almoseller, whose ishwasist lot
read a. streagly Wearies arrameat ;
Creed (10 iliac
mad as late w et" Mama mtkresetr
(16 Siwerra).
The lard Chewsellse stepped Mr. Belt, who was about to
the mean. mad said tics awe appeared to be toe asar
M iaahis Ins Than was nos doubt at all that this await
Isejssiedialish prevent pity
_ming his lasi is •
mama ddlesat from that kr whi hi eastrested min tile
gad/ who mid it to Wm Mk Wile othresil to she ewe
it Mast% Basplad, as a leaks ono in the satiest (12
eh* sad Messily), awl seated what wee less bythe Oran
dienso in it, arid skenesols by Me Meese et Lords, ekes
theirs time dim by VI Hie teed sMp ant reed the
seeseest bonnet the wake cad position to the
ewe, le the ellist the Win should set alter the
square Mei its perm km awl ahead menials the rails.
niis coronae EMMA am egg le Me gambeter, bat rz-
wooly to his Mho soil= TIMM It wee said that
eldswegli Mr. Elms, the , wet himself prenstei
hen building ea or odor wise stewing awry, he was'
at liberty to sell it tar Maker or ether pernew. The qua-
ds& was this, erbashw a New tildes progirey m ass it in a
pertiselar way,is *ha atteeserisdsihaivereemw2 rhea
that kr whioh wwitowdsd.—lin this
to tome of the same that wan loud, and siesned that ass*
of them west to support the drimiltenestresties. TM
pony pardwing oder reimiedeas ems. afterwards sell
ewe Nos be task. TM who takes die land takes it
raided to the to it by the vendor. The
own; sad is Van the pattimeer, took the land with
swiss of the ramisties Mashed reillaparty who was
!sr= tompeten to attach sea His=
the der et ths Mama et Si and •
the appeal musks, with soon
to Till KATT= OF DIOS 80111111, • LIMATIC.—A
titles was persisted seas months back by Mr. D. Sombre,
for a sapaniskas et the comaiissioa which still mood
eptad him. Although hi wan, with the sanction of the
art, at fall liberty to go lied reside where sad as he pleased,
sad bad the earostnined dincial of the resides of his in-
sum, as order was made last Amass, fee four
Origins to see sad report on ks state of his health.
Araweigly the. Bright sad hiatkey sad Sir J. Clans sad
Dr. aamiasted by the lam* himself, saw him,
Mme„ that he wee et leee scowl mind thee at
r azitadasSes et kiss ►by the three ent named, sad
no last 'gossiped that kis health was sot improved,
end that he wigs see At bp mks care of himself or his add's.
—Mr. It.ltwhe supported the politica ea • tomer ocessios,
• aid he could not, in the feet et this report, apply to his
hardship to supersede the cosoniedes. He thought the best
we would be to let the petition send over, sad make no
odor on it —Mr. Bend!, for the committee et the person
(the lunatic's wits), olgorted to that wane, sad said the
petition should be kamissd with wats—The Lord Chan-
foliar said be should make sons order, as the petition stood
on the pap, r, prayyitng a superseder ; at all weals, he should
make an cedar refusing the separeedies—ltr. Rot said he
was euntrat with that.—Mr. Bothell premed the dismissal of
the petition with mete. This aid frown petitions were m-
onad to his lordship oa opeeekties by plaintiff, at the
iodisation of those to whom beads the lunatic had placed
himself, aid their ablest was to get possriioa of hie mosey,
and with that view eseouraged him to apply for a super-
mbar —The Lord Chao/411w mid he would now do no
mope than disease the saying nothing about cask,
bat reserving that quar.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD COURT.---rriurnisosr.)—Betare the Common Serjeant.
A WOMAN KILLED NT HMI Box —G. Intsley was
Witted for feloniously killing his mother, Nary
Woreley, by casting and throwing her epos the
growl, tad thereby intilating mortal
for Leitrim et wdow,
hich.
she did.—lair. Robinson appeared the n
and from his gateman and the evident* that was
addsmed, it was shown that the primner lived at Stratford,
and the unfortunate deemed, who, at the time in question,
years old, occupied put of the woe house. They
frequently quarrelled, and upon several occasions the mi•
sorter appeared to have acted ia a most betted manner to-
wards bin parent, and had been heard to ray that If his
mother did not die soon he would kill her. On the
irreales of the llth December, the prisoner was heard 1;
a neighbour abasieg his mother, and he appeared
to desire her to de somethtng which she wee not will-
ing to do, and to threaten her with violence'. Shortly
alter this disputa the prisoner was sees to seize his mother
with both arms and lilt her up and east her down with great
videos, wpm the ground. The woman seemed very much
hurt, and called for r me one to assist her, but notwithstand-
ing her condition the prisoner again seised her, and threw
her a second time to the ground. Bhe was then rescued
mom his violence, and died on the following Wedueseay.
Upon post mortem examination, it was discovered that one
of bar ribs wan fractured, and although she was suffering
imam &same, it was quits clear that her dealt was am:le-
rated tonere violence she bad saffer-d.—The Jury found
the prisoGailly.—Tne Common Berlina ordered him
to be transported tor eaves years.

POLICE. Y _ISTESDAT.
WORSHIP 8 or SHISP•IITIALINO.
—W. if aiticriyAt, a master butcher, was charged with hay
fog stolen eight sheep, the property of Mr J. Solomon', the
potter of cattle. The prosecutor stated that a large number
of sheep had been last week consigned to him from Holland,
a portion of which, consisting of a 8 irk 4113, were erne out
to grass under the care of a shepherd, in Victoria-park. On
or. evening of Tuesday last he received information that
eight of the sheep had been stolen, and bevies been sub-
sequently informed the they had bean stopped in the street,
and deposited in a stable in Hareitrtet, Bethnal-green, he
proceeded there and identified them sa his property.—W.
'Elliott, a drover, stated that while pastor down Hare
strut on Tuesday evening, he saw the prisoner driv-
ing the sheep, and recognising them u the prose-
cutor's, from the marks upon them, he questioned
the prisoner as to how they cams into his posses-
sion. 'rhe prisoner evadvelyanswered, " That ha drover,"
and, pointing to another man a few steps in advance,
hastened after him, apparently to bring him back ; but, ia-
steed of doing so, they both turned sharply down an adjoin-
eig street, and effected their escitie.-111. Venn, for the
prisoner. said that he was instructed to give the most pc:ni-
nes denial to the charge, and he should be able to bring for-
ward between 20 and 30 respectable tradesmen who were in
hi company at a festive meeting in his own neighbeurheod
at the very time of the alleged transictiun.—Mr. Arnold or-
dered the prisoner to be remanded, bat had no objection to
accept substantial hail for his future appearance.
LAMBETH.—Exestreern Ronnanv.—J. Lied/an was
reexamined c imp,' with stealing 3151. from Mr. Butler of
the Coach and Horses bear-house, Brandon-street, LoCke
fields ; and was aloe charged with stealing from 601. to 701.
is silver, from the Old Justice public-house, in Bermondsey-
wall.—Mary Ann Sharp stated that on Saturday evening
last she went to the Coach and Horses, and, on leaving the
hums, she saw a man on the pavement who said, " Make
haste," and instantly a man jumped out of the first floor
window, and both run away. Winces told An. Butler that
a man had just jumped out of the window. Witness could
not isentify the prisoner as the person she had seen jump
from the window, but she bad frequently seen the prisoner
at Mr. Butler's houss.—Mr. Robinson, police superintendent,
said he was prepared to show that the prisoner cad been be
fore in custody, and had been committed for three months
for having a quantity of skeleton keys in his possession.—
With regard to this new charge against the prisoner, Mrs.
Mary Wickins deposed that, for a month or five weeks past,
the prisoner had been in the habit of frequenting her house,
the o.d Justice, in Bermondsey-wall, and he rtpreeented
himself as Mr. Wright, and said be was a coal merchant. On
one occasion he asked her to give him gold or notes for silver,
and en another a 61 note fur gold, and this she had no doubt
was dune with the view of ascertaining where she kept her
cash. On Friday evening be came to nor h use, and imme-
diately after he let it was discovered that witnees's bedr
door had bees opened b 7 a skeleton key ; a (amen broken
open, and a bag containing from hOl. to 201. in silver carried
away. The witnees added, sue had no doubt that the pri-
soner went out by the yard and let a confederate in by the
beck gate, and that this person committed the robbery.—
Mary Ann Cantelin, the niece of toe last witness, corrobo-
,
rated a great portion of her evidence, and said she had beta
to the bedroom of her aunt about 20 minutes before the die
' oovery of the rubbery, when she locked tne door and left all
mole. She was quite positive as to the prisoner's identity.—
' The pperrwusaeerr was remanded for a week.
T ?On MUM:MM.—J. Bosky,
carman in the employment of Mr. Omen, coal merchant,
was finally examined, cheesed with having caused the death
of Lewis Caustadd, alias Lewis, a dock labourer. Since the
last examination the inquest bad be- n concluded, and a
verdict of manslaughter returned against the prisoner. It
was now thorn that the prisoner had threatened, wit(
an oath, "to ran" over some of the dank Isbnurers, and that
when he arrived at the gate where nearly 200 of them were
trembled, he turned his horses so that the waggon went
inwards among them, and deceased was killed.—Mr.Yaral. y
mid to the punier, " A coroner's jury has returned,verdict r
against you of manslaughter, but the evidence adduced 9
before ate goes to prove the grave offence of murder, and on &
that charge I oommityou."
BlNEVOLaNCl.—Kr.Ysidlery received 201. from the Clo•m-
-smith.' Company for the pewit=; and "E. C." is informed, 6
aeceiling to his regent, Het diamond halt of the 61. note
tor the poor-box of the mot bas been received.

COURT OE
IirBANILAIIIPTOT.—Twasene.
!titre
Its JONXION.—This IPPA he the ad-
*raid seensate nab la , the nee Jr. lebenen, neer-
alma (sins Ink of Jansen and Cole)-11r. Its, Ise the
and kir a nether his
ea the fats wink Mti"b:eraelAsitierflohnier days
alp is the essminatio• digs lasiemenes. with wham gra
list due baskrupte had had oseeldwahle dealings. From
gym esirelmlla it would appear that a not anther of bills,
le the natant a 42,6001., had bees honed to the world,
Elemmt by nelesesen and Co., and beeped by the bank-
nip ; • /me psalm ci which bill been perportiog to
be Ann in Lashed really been drains Looks, and were
samrsememily_ madame. In order to mends the precise
nein KIM el *is character, the inquiry mentbepanar d.
This ‘llB ernitat to all for a farther adjournment; and to
watheeleat=cea in asking fa farther tine for leveed-
that the bankrupt woad set furnish
latibenadea when he passed his lea esemisation, it
beet be held that he had done so at hie pert. The semi-
asthma Mr. Lackentese r••• anadast peen 6r further
Inquiry, which the bankrupt nen hint" i• 611110.-11,
Lanham aid that no gr:teerzsill tee Ile peetweasea
the
ant
had bees bon, than wee n the njentment
last namisetios. The meeting had ben origin-
ally nail Ise the 14th of November. and had been adjourned,
at the man of Mr. Boy, that the amigasee might pursue
their isremigatlooe, and 'anent •an sew ripe for adjudi.
cities, Bat, up to Friday kat, not a step had
hen takes to tallow out than inquiries, and yet
• farther adjournment was asked for, at great
aspen" aid nasty to the bankrupt, who, a well as the
mart, In bees boa nubbly dealt by. The elansination of
Mr. Leekerstese,_ whisk had bees referred to, completely
nonrated Mr. Johnson from asp collusion in the affair of
the bills and showed that in every caw he was as acceptor
for vase. Every guinea he had received in the course of his
trading had been day entered and eatinsturity accounted
for. The feet of the heehaws his certificate would
not absolve him from the duty et rendering further &oilst-
ones to hie creditors—Mr. Paten, the • assignee, in
ILUSW“ to • wain from the Commholoner, stated that a
week's delay would probably he as advents". by enabling
the bankrupt to clear ap some nabtfat pent.— Mr. Boy de.
tense Moan nun the singe a nasesemny delay. Were
the beslinpt to nein hie enigmas he night go off to
India es elsewhere, and the teener' wan have no farther
hold tips him.—Hia Honer inn that the tee ought
to be preseeded with de dle la diem if canary,—
Mr. A. A. nenenes depend that he eased to be a pa-
w in the been of lockaines mad Brothers, in Calcutta.
ea the 30th year, UHT end this entered into partnership
with Mr. Crean Nrwal nib sad hill ac tants VIM banded
10 the winos, Adel M esimaised, and stated that some of
Inn were beneell,set =king gash payment which he
bed Cole, Cs, spin their acceptances.
lbeiMttdt>soseh manes so ride we 23,7741. It
soli one to pay • nun ma ea mount each ao-
=mod bairn the siestas ever h. The
d to men given to ram massy for Johnson, Cole,
and Co., who new aware that the bin wag remitted from
India in blank, end filled up according to their eziancies,
on amdftion that they should peens the business of their
fried He had signed then bin gear " Lackerstan,
Brothers" but would not swear he bad does so after
nig to be a nasber of the fins None of
them bills had been rt=inalonaltis brother's
fin. Anomie were to him by
Joimes's knee, which he esseeined, end bead ement.
They always bad value in anon flea the bills gay
Had ben bus nod their prowed. debase, CaraiZell.
weld have saw owed them abet 114001. Jensen end
Os geed to shake shipments to the Onleata house, sad he
made admen en them, sad readved rope& In he
of a less it wee debited to Janes% menet. James was
thought to be • wealthy sees when be was in India. The
beam of Laeltegeleas arenas Med ligh in the India mar.
het; it had been onallighed sperside el half a century, and
we. believed to be very wealthy. Ansa all the lieb/MO
Mum fa that trade bed gone. The Mlle held by Ishams's
here at he bases wen bent enenhany geed. bust all
the beam bed ices galled. It nine maim el Ist Ldia
hewn to drew Mlle, pt them =sped and tried, sad this
band ewe the an to the mespeee to peon shlipeasele
Theirleenekarged senabiesea menet them treassedess,
whisk Isms' a condiments Men Mr. Yana, book keeper
the bankrupt, awn that Leekentens bills (a lit of
'whin wee predissed+sen seesped sad entered in the ordi-
tory way. They have bees bled up in London; be-
lieved the man of party "althea they were drawn was
filled op is Raglan They we. set advised from Cann,
sad basso he thought they bad set been drawn is India.
They were not entered to the asseast of produce consigned,
bat to • separate accouat, he "A. A. Leekereteea. far
lookantoss Brothers." As weetapeading dark be kaew
the bills bad sot bees advised beallaik •• he lied aseerthe-
lam enema then as " well advised," net by the bankrupt's
direetin but of his own word, the bankrupt having ansa
to the boo's. Could not ;en eau whin bill were ad-
vised, and which not ; the paned balm of " bin ad-
Yield " might mislead, bat the Mlle wen formal, entered.
At the aloe of this lateen" examination, the further hear-
ing of the ens was adjoined till Tuesday.

Anse the rice-Onedlor of Zegisad.
Alimony. P. 110D01011.—CoNrrauonom or • WILL.-
DIRSCTIoN ro TTLANIITBR STOCK TO TRII 8011.TIVol OR
ficamicas or Two Peasone.—A gnenfoa was raised litchis
eon under the will of the En. Dixon, Dieter of
Laws, d .ted the 21st of Kay, 1818, by whieb, after bequeath-
ing certain legacies, the testator gave to his 6JI old
servant, Anneal the e .m of 481. per annum, to be paid
to her half-yearly, by his 'lgnitors, out of his three per cent.
consisk, donne her lite, and the testator gave the residue of his
prope:ty to Nancy Kann:ie. The testator robsesseatlmade
• codicil to his will, dated the 15th Nov., 1818, and
divested that Ms lands constituting the annuity givesiTy34
will to the said Anne Bsal during her life, should, alter
ber decease, be trandernd to his connote Joseph nod Lean
Nowell, or to the survivor or survivors of them, In equal
sham. The two cousins of the testator, Joseph and lons
Nowell, died daring the lifetime of the ennaitant, Anne
Signal, who was cow also dead, and a question was raised
whether the representative of the survivor of Joseph
and Isaac was entitled to the fund from which the
inanity proceeded, or whether it belonged to the
testator's residuary legatee, Nirs. Machnude.—Mr. Craig
mann for the trustees, and sabnitted the ques-
tion to the court. Mr. J. Parker and Mr. Lloyd maned
fir the representative of the survivor dike amine. Mr
Bothell and Mr. Lewis, for the raeidaary legatee, contended
that as there was no actual gift of the steel to the two
cousins, but merely a direction to transfer it to them, such
transfer could not be aide except daring the life of one of
then ; and that as they both died before the 'nankin, the
fund tielooged to the ',Adam legatee.—The Vies-Cbalmtl-
tor said, considering this woe the will Ka gentleman who
dew:rind himself u a Doctor of Laws, it was carious that he
could not write a souse English sestence grannalleally.
It was evident that no messing could be gives gran
the word
survivors of two people. The Magni, was entalaly very
obscure ; but he thought it wan be held to orieseitate a gift
of the fund out of whin the sonny was payable to as MT.
Tine of the cousins Joseph and ben, Gni that the repro-
imitative of each miniver w now entitled to the fund.
Mamie or. Wurrwomrs. Liniment:it ro anstmant
TRX MANCTICTORT or Illiontioanr.—The VirriChaneel-
lor granted an injuactics is this case to restrain the defend-
ant, who resided at Leeds, iron nanufsounring and selling
eertain machinery for clearing the smut from wheat, fa exact
behation of machinery for whisk a patent bad been gloated
to the plaintiff; who was a nanaketner at Liverpool.

Rolm TlGGCbasedior Rolled Brost.
IN MI MATTIS OP TRINITY CRURCK DISTRICT, OF ST.
Anyeaw's, Hor.soax.—Cet vac" BUILDING A.m.—Mr.
Bweastoat Ur. Widesa, sad Mr. Fools, supported the real-
ties, what matt a divises of the rents of certain charity
edam between the Maul' of St. Andrew's, Holborn, sad
the Massa bee which the parish has bun divided under
the Cheri %Ulm Acta. The ass hos hue repeatedly
beer" theism% sad the bets have been already stated in
the Eriroos.—Mr. BOOM sad Mr. B. Palmer, Mr. But.
sell, and Mr. i B. Allem, wearied for tia satyr sad the
treeteee.—Tlie VisoeChates made en order,
that the reparatioa sad eassedied from Sae to d:aslienael
the fabric of the parl chunk inebedind the chaneel, we.
the Ent charitable olden to whisk the rents sad profits ci
the charity estates wen applicable, and that the providing
dip rector for the tins beteg with a suitable reddeuet, ea
or/died to the COWS* which appeared to liaTs prevailed in the
pariah dare 1684, we. to be onsidered to the ass object;
es& that the Midas of the at ante =draft ci the charity
amine eight to be 'pp simnel hawses the pada et fit '
Way, Hatboro, so far as it we. not included hi Tricky
Clwyd district sod 84 l'etor's Chapel Masa, ea either of
thew mil sea of those two districts, la saahratity with the
presider elthe Church Buildings Acts; and with these d..
devotions redness we. airlifted to the tlooloo to SWOTS
414 s aims RN the future sdeeir tetrad= el the sate mad
webs el the Gusty estates, with liberty to state @pedal

MONEY MARKET.
Feeney EVINTNO.
The inquiries of the Express, the only paper
which has noticed the matter, has at length brought
forth a sort of explanation of the late extraordinary
rise in Peruvian Bonds, which throws a sort of light
upon the indistinct curious or dishonest speculation
which has been latterly carrying on by oemain
patties, who may chance to figure hereafter, became
not unknown. The Spanish American committee
have sent at the last hour something in the shape of
proposals for a settlement of the Pet avian bankruptcy.
A copy of this document hat been forwarded to us;
but it is totally ilegible, like other impressions
item the copying machine of this body,
which have been previously transmitted to us.
The chairman of this committee, a very respectable
person, may perhaps, or ought, to conceive it a part of
hie duty as a man occupying a public and responsible
station, to see that the documents i-sued by the body
of which bole the ostensible head, are not only legible,
but put forth at the earliest possible moment for the
information of all concerned. From report, we learn
that somebody has oome from Peru, and hits propose d
certain terms for the adjustment of the debt or the in-
COURT OP COMMON PLlAS.—Vsairemme. tersest I but what those terms are we have nut been
Kim rarea—thdoe Oder nodes Wilde sad a spoil airy. able to gather either from hearsay or from the mani-
Da* ea. ill•noohire, limn —Atone re escovas saes told .. flimsy" transmitted. It is add the Spanish-
Dieresis *AD CALL —Tim Destine VALLIT RAILWAT.— ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. American committee have negatived the terms. But,
This sae en action by the plaintiff, Richard Ryder Doss, a in the meanwhile, somebody made use of the
gentleman of the bar,midis:: at No. 31, Albemarle-street, NORTHERN CIRCIIIT.—Yoze, Dew. 21.
to recover bask a sum of 2001., the amesst of &poet moony brim Mr. lostioe Maeda information to conveyed to the committee,
sad of owe adl paid on 60 thane in the Dendn Valley Ralf. Cotterteamr AT QUICIL.—J. R. TOetkier, W. Liam J. which should have been rendered public at once,
way and Cam! Company, of which the deftsdaut, Sir Jam Kershaw, J. Farrell, J. Rallehfs. J. Less, J. Payson, sad and Peruvian Bonds were forced up, from
WTegmt, was director and charism. J. Iliad' es" charged with k"lind• as the 14th °I AWNS about 30 to 60. The committee must give their
Mr. Cookware, ti C., rioted the case. It appeared from lest. at CleJek, conspired to levy war wheat her Majosy, explanation in this business, or abdicate their lune-
tter-P.-- of u- "Pantglibillhid aa the "of I". sad
WI" to tic" bet Majesty's subjects to tebelbeL— • orthof olio nfldenoe. We take it
I , that the eellienni woe tee the purpose of oyes; The provosts are " physical terse" chartists, sad during ill= as Wrfr 1 IC3 C('
leg to Belgium a railway aloes the valley of the Doan, the sour of the priest year chartist moo a wen held upon us to say that Co del Iturreguy, the late eivoy,
from Ath to Tattooed*. sad • easel has Moss so to a large room at Basuto/. sear Quick, in Baddtewenh. was far toe honourable a man to lend himself to any
the Beholds, by .heabppas sad Abet, under a nude meetings were held on the Sunday morning, and Wk Ts trickery {and we assert moreover that he resigged
direst commies for shorty yeah already obtained, attended by about CDs hundred chattloto, the prisoners being his mission here in utter disgust of the tergiversations
whisk ha! ben duly naiad by the chambers of regularly present. Os m minims eof these a "split" tee
reesseestadves, the imam, sad by royal nrdoseann. The Plots the cilium., soma of mom hemp to foot., to iddeceptions of his governmt nt in the matter of the
espial ins sated se be 1,800 0001. in 90,000 therm of " moral ," whilst others ware load In their chi- debt and the dividend. Perhaps the people coneerred
igareselt, of which ems Was at be raised fa Bastin, moon for "phloem! 10ree," the prisoners identifying Mew in this Peruvian swindle will now understand that
amt there wasted the asses of ire hlrrreera, includisg waves with the latter class On the 13th of Augusta meet- something is known about them and the of ide. pee.
dist of tho tlefeadast. Os the 13th of Jana the plaintiff Ma wee bold se mid at Keeley, sad two delegates from bops also they will find that an expoeure it
applisd be Ha sham is the undertaking, sad amieed a Ashton were priout. These indiveduab said that the time i • . t for ..e cannot allow the public
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Klitsigalgallis ealWrifillogatiaolli trZSitsell'arriisaisalls" payment
aaa macaw" camoi'admatilpstirsalht to AshuPisan l'etschutu"strike thth
sebloneikir..ll4 theingibb7:ll;Oldiers ie. be victimised. We have forced
effeeethemena opponent is the Tisw, by whisk the dime. !mad epos the °harem te le well armed, sad to a partial explaration of affairs ; more ample still must
ems seassessi dew bedemeissed dm alDemms aul stsmd VIM when they arrived am. Tbs_
_..__ sites floinj be afforded, or, in default from other quarters, shall be
thdr rearm lame 011.1 se KW embus Ilt IlWswe the "I la thiastnis Yoe "wit 11.11 es Lae,d2111.84 the, watts given. en. This is a notice to all concerned. Front that
Name, they bad lea eilipsi to relate may the meat the chartists at Hurst Bee* the sight, and v-Y o, ,o y _tti Diary,"
she bad applied, and seals aosertai that the name cooduct *ea into Adios& I. medeles the mid very useful publication IR s we learn that
=iced fell authoritative from the Belgian govern- that they must tabs Ashton sea heap pestesisa ft until the aorzedited consul for Peru, the only official person
meet itshoopently the plaintiff pad the 1001. u deposit the chart*: " became the law of the IBA as t all that connected with that government, of whom the
Seppamm his abases. The fat was, at the time of this MIS *abet them,
.darthrepelies or sabre . 017 public an have any knowledge, is Mr. Julien Me.
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Belgian ohareholden was by era yew complete. 46,000, with fun oe Pisthe. Ti.Tl singed Sou dettit. la will
...hall tit' total "lab" of awes were to have bees tan array, Ind on arriving at Momkry, *saw be. incapable of practising upon the public. He will no
allots din &deism, in point et tam, 9,8001 was tee total tweet Bartley sad Lamm, they wore met by • small doubt find it proper to explain or disclaim any
amount ova paid as deposit money Gs itelgeau Shen,. On party of police. One et the olue, aimed Beam, ad- pou ticipatios in them loan speculation transactions.
the 13th of October is the lame , a tenet wee made by wised kW's tress =at win
_. a wmia___,_" "ascot hill " The whole affair of this Peruvian speculation is
the diromore, Ogled by the t, which stated that the Another In stepped sat or the rear tale sad held spa rank teen on the Stock Exchange, of premeditated
provialori emersion of the canal had hese roiled, ad gee, bet it loathed .3sli TbesuitZ then wont sway to pea sci
resdereet &lenitive by the B-linen gmernmest, end Bye a addition to their torn, wad seedy west is the Minn roguery that the Spanish American committee must
glowing sossunt of the luaus prospects of the under. tics of Atkin, is pursuit of the shartios. Whoa they se- oome forward to acquit &melees, sod other parties
taking. Ow toe 16th of November a cell ot 21. lived within • short dolmen of that *se, they sew a sum- so far as they can, of any complicity in the business.
per share woe made, whisk the plaintiff also barer as eased with me and eroosivic the footpath Peruvian Bawds were done to-day at 50, but left off 46
ti. 80 matters is substance remained es mar of a Isla. The Polite std DM fallow tlte. mat roseded to 8 ,and, s• a ntatt=inicon, never before offered
the plaintiff way concerned, until the 11th of forward to halloo, whoa thee found the town • Met • ail the bondholders to veil
Decomtwe, 1841, when a ge..,/s1 mntiag et the shareholders orate of Mehra out; the special megabit's end military under this head, we
was convened to Lwslott, and • fall statement "f the bean- ware called oat, the megietries were sitting, and police. and /addle the rogues concerned in this nefarious spe-
I vial embaros.ments 01 the oulapsoy, and of the sips which constable Bright had bed slum Os the read bowies culation with the whole debt. This business will
had aen Warn hy the directors, is farthermos or the pro. Henley and Athos were lased a quantity of 'sinew-
int In •he remitimir, wis essorigoeme made. It trion der, five ball-cartridges, sad Nome giagemboar bottles Prprobablyci3ol4 low as Gelletillthe Calwottellaoehismowebtlitn'ystioPtinetidittt
appeared the lieltriaa vote's, iacorpiratii g the company, Mod with combustibly, hay* a hues attaeled to the of rem"
whist snared is right at ermoractiug the stiles. sad neck of tea bottle. The guspowaer sad ger Maim were "IstrY'
meal, with certain exclusive pliriltiell, were net obtained wrapped cop is detached pions of the Northing figar sews- Mexican were 224 to 4. Brazilian, 74 to 6. Chi-
sant Jay, 1846, hut that the delay bad arose from the paper. Three sestesplias were celled is Nippon et the pro lien, 85 to 7. Spanish Fives, 13 to 4; the Threes,
original emensionamt of tee meal, M. Dubois Nichoul, 'the swathe, and their swine ithatilled the whoa of the pri- 27 to 4 ; Passive, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 25 to 26.
wee sadar contract to sewer lue right, to the employ, Keen as atteeding chariot
Radcliffe but they could sot per
hiving throws imy ditseno in the way 04 the nitrate's. By swear distinctly whether as Lees wee priest Dutch Two-- Ralf Cents•aono4B4 int° /1.9 m; wthhe
the otiose which were actually obsieed. the asset of when the del gates truer Metes ware spoakieg. Term or Fours, ISt: 44' A bast') was
capital mad nunilwr et nays were redoes, one-third. tsar police oaken spike to oils, all the pressers on the five per ts. at 74, change, 26.50. Buenos
It further &m.o. 1. trem the Aomori statisent of the toed to. Athos, with the exceptioe of Radcliffe sad Lie —I Ay res Bonds were better at 22 to 4. New Granada",
direesere that about 31 000 smart were all.atod is llualsed, Mr. Owned sad Mr. Hardy having severally addressed the , Ikg to ,34.
upy which tut dep. of-messy Gamely paid war 61,4061., jury in favour Mtn primers,. his lordship sonuoad up. - There was little busbies!' in foreign exchanges te-
which, with tie 9,8001 depoolai p 44 es Belgium shares, The jury, after an Mince of me hoer and a half, found
amouuud nether only to 21.,KM., ivied of 130,0001., To•niiin.. Litho, Kershaw, Farrell, Pogue, sad Niel t day, but the rates on Hamburg were higher. On
and with re-poet to the all matte este eXii. was paid up by Grids, ; li.• sad Lees Nog Gully.--Ifentease defined. Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.24 to 4; on