The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-28 00:00:00

ran.cas IN Tilt t.ZATIIIII ?SAD..

Irakrapb, Thomas Lawmen, Wiliam Nortimore,
F. B. &Ander, were the partneri is the well-known
ox• of " Stinatfeild awl C 0.," who had traded se leather
and nierchanta, in Bt. /U r, Asa, Leadnahall-
matket, uod Lierroool.

Th.. sr.i. the sitting appointed for the opruiiderstioa of
th, h.o,krupts' certificates. Owing to the greet interest
•Actt..l I/ this failure, of unparalleled magnitude in
the I, Ater trade, the court was moat incon-
veniently crowded with creditors Lod other parties
iotercined. The case was appointed for II o'clock, sad an
meeting was also appointed for the same hour. This
latter proceeding was entirely of • formal character; bet
font the statement of Mr. Lee, the official aisiose, it ap-
pear. that there is • sum of 50,0001. is his Linda as assets of
the London house, and 20,100 f. of the Liverpool home.
The joint liatnlitiet of the emu, it war bs remembered, are
about 910,00iy.

Hi. Honour took hia seat shortly after 11 o'clock, and the
Cl.ll wax almost immediately proceeded with.
Mr. Kerslake (instructed by limera. Ihrray, Bon, and
I appeared for the MiallISIL
Mr. Watkya Williams appeared for the London Joint
:Awl. Bank, the beak of Loadoo, and Übe National Die-
roust Company.

Yr. Linklatelr (with Mr.leadys, el Liverpool) represented
Yam. [drylewd awl Benin. brine, of Liverpool.
Other creditors, who had 10114111 =dm of opposities, ware
sot opeeially reciremested.

. . .
Kr. Lunen append for the tankropt Latinos ; surd
Yr. Lewis (Horrisoa sad Lewu) for the bookrupta Marti.
more azd Schroder.

Yr. Lammas rd Yr. L.wu baring formally applied for
the ourtilleatos,

Yr. Karslake proposed to sxa• the bankrupt
ranee.

Mr. Linklater suggested that Mae other witnesses shoat
Ae eteminsod befors the bankrupts.
Mr. Kerslake said his ohyeet wee, on the put of the
=es, not to trench oa ground of the =Ails who had
zi.en notices of oppoeitioa. Ha did not think it was mate.
nal whirl of the witness= were first exerrunal.

The bankrupt Laurance was then examined—He wan the
head of the kin is Lando.. He bought hides on mm.
=Mos, sad hie helm= wee to sell leather after
it was tanned. His 6011111WOU with Baker, of
Ilest/dield, went upwards of twenty years back.
Tie latest war Ryder, in 1356. Mundy me a
corn .p.eirlent for thirteen or fourteen years. Mr. Smith
(Smith, Patina, and Co.) was a brother of Mrs. Laurence.
He was a ember for ammtess years. The hides were
generally paid for by asseplusess. The amount of Mundy's
debt at the time of the haskarptely was 34,6001. au bills
running. He booths bides for *may, sad he paid for
tines by seceplasses. He &drat:teed Needy in 1887 36,90131.
That was to meet the bile which were be.
roman; dm and which they had drawn on him
for leather. It was a commos practice in the
trade. Needy frequently met accepthemes oat of his
own resources to the amount of missy Mamma& of pounds.
It was the practice to have goods mat to them by the taa•
nen for sale. It was true Mast year they only had
goods from Mundy to the sammit of 631., but that
was became Mr. Mundy was a loathes merchant, and
Looduo Markers usually sold the own goods. As
security for the .16,9001., they only held his
paper, they mated moth* more. They Dover discounted
bill. with Mundy. They might have sent him bilks to the
amount 01 1,1001., which might be esmeidired coal Lurie'
the pante they wen glad to part with anything. They had
so leather consigned from Mandy with the eaceptiou of the
CV. In IMM the eemptaame reaming amounted to 32,614/.
rtrk she other side there wee unmet overdrawn 7,u.16/.
In that year they advanced 63.6421. That money was ad.
413CTi for the mune purple. The balance overdrawn at
the cid of that year was 10.3081. They bad no-
thing to reprmwat the loans beyond he acceptances.
lu lig) the seoeptaaeee running masented to 38,01/01.
Iti..v made advances I,f comb to the amount of 90,000 h
I ',mug that year they had goods from him to the amount
.4 When he wanted mossy be bad it from the
Mundy fropeally met balls in this wv. He might ham
Lill. to the amount of 1,0001., which he would es-
valet. and if be had 1,5601. to meet he would come to
6s. the other 3001. The balsam overdraws at the
end .4 1..19 was 18,3.1.1/. la leBo no Maths, was consigned.
Mr. Mundy had hermits bankrupt. He had failed shout
duly. These were sot moominociatios neespiasess. Mandy
h.el always 6.1 looney from then, from the conanissennent

id his amount. Mr. Gibistio was baalumpl Re beams
hankrupt shout fel, Hr. Oiliest was a leaner at Ar-
broath. Their connesim mikado! over 90 years. He did
not het G.lsoe have i1J•4110111 ea setting op at Oodalmiag.
Ile was the executor to the late Hr. Nicholls,
rind let him 'have the such ou credit. The
at Godsidmiag enquirer:ea in April, IMM. He sold
him the tanyud for 2,9001.. et which 2,000 f. was to me
meta oat ma swims for seven yams at 4 per cent. The
st,ick was areepted for by Gibesa at fear months. He believed
tint rent the bills were renewed. He did not Itiveve his
capital at coetaseaciag busies= els 4,a0111. He never he
•itured, and did sot know what bis cirmunstasoes were.
I. 151..' there Were kips maim to the animal at 42.5015.
He believed fuse. coedit mot as a prudent man go into
h a large cowers without large capital. It did
4,4 strike him that they were lading him the capital to
ear,' oe 'the camera. la 1145e4 they sent Gibers
rash for all the leather sold by them. The sales
o n his aromas were 16.0001.. be which received. In 1869
the •aeh IMAM anted to 166,8J01. They hold aceeptances
.1 :shwa, 216,2641. They practically sent him cash for
everything they sold on he account. lo IWO, the
,prr
reed. of the leather were emit to him. At the date of the
laMinifitcy they were liable on bills for him to the amount
.4 1t...410'
/. sod the cash balance clue from him was
14.00 M. H. could not at the moment tell the profit
to them fnim lehoar, by interest sad commission& The
•-..ntionissons were abort 16,00.4. The commiseioc on loans
th.• three years sod • half wadi 14=1. He had no re-
...lli:cum of Gibson prison" for advance'. He bad
1111.1*y • bee he wanted it. He believed Gibson
solvent up to the date of the beakruptcy.
They admire forwarded the proceeds to (liken°,
twitlistseding their debt. It was Joao to simplify
the ,e-rounts. Hr. Herbert Smith, at the time of their
Loliniptcy, owed =,371i. It was a somewhat similar case
Mundy he bang a London Sauer, hardly aver Disking
• "04Pmerit, J. Herbert Smith sad Co. carried on Mai-
ne"' in Wild's-rents, Bernsoadmy. Smith and Patient
was a different emu. J. Herbert Smith was sot a
F.rtiver in it._ In ItAil there • coosiirameot

- :N.V. The system of dealing with Her-
• rt Lod Cu. was taking their acceptance*

for OA aimed end Wirer soli /dr weestitnow "n
rimed sad fairest dier Se Wired they weed
mein se ime by Oat& Mimeo be mired oar to
meet rile he save to theta he iL Moe were odor CU.
0111MAIDOIS fee believing they mid set be loess. One win
that 11111 bad • Wes It wee Mated is Oda. Timm err
ta Nat they wise to lake tie nuns frets
timirrars4i,ooog. and whim ha paid it beak the ado
wee to be tensioned back to him. It we p
valuable copper mine. The rarer wee in embryo when the
bankruptcy intervened. There me verbal arreepont is
1869. The amount do owing to them, or a• whisk they
were liable, was 91,0641. He wee aware that this. wee a
rip quantity of leather in the raped. "twined
He did not know what resuat Mr. Smith owed bey=
debt to them. The Other might have gm to other
ere_2_l_,itn but Odd sot thiak that of his brethordaw. He
=TMr. SIMI would mice 20,0001. oder the will
sar_ we 82 or 83year d ege. and is do
&deg hada. Mr. Smith pre 5091. fir ide ihare of the
mine. Iles Om developed MU tuisegedelly. In 1830
the We name nisei t0a740001. He reeimmoded Reath
to "thy esir hie sleek beelem The
father al Mr. Irellh Aid belemellreatt reingri I%sol=
or is Labia a me the beeiribeinetregamilg
these essenale were tee vaireinans for him to p into.
He not reable them be amine Mr. Thome, hie
clerk. There we. • treader el 00.0001. is the hooks to
the debit of the MOOS* of Will sad Patient. The entry
wee mode is as speimeell to the darks that the
Wear bad hen Mod. The satry was made
by Kr. Thomas. He did not know of it until two or three
days. He did act remember Mr. Thomas oda. thuog-
geetioa to him Wow the My warn made. 11. 001 d 'al
the courenaloon wee before the entry oo the llth of May.
Ho would swear he did not know there wire
• oeuvertstion Wore the entry was madia It
purely emanated from Kr. Thomas. When be lam
the entry was made he book so poise to point out that It
was • fictitious entry. The 4011041•6 of Smith sad ?drab
was raw to that el J. R. ambit awl Co. Oi the NUM
of the parties to whose bale their mesa armed.
Clerk wee bankrupt, Giros butheupt, Baker bask.
rot, J. Herbert Smith bankrupt, Smith and Patient
wheadidorgitktusprica &edit conipositiou, Hacker
iditte,
pretties. Martimer, 1 Amboy'', yea efferkr a
composition. Ryder was homely a clerk
al theirs. nem
were bills thaws by RC, MA mare to the amount
of 26 ,0001. accepted them Ryder, when two com-
menced boners Is began obtaining their ac-
ceptances. The find treseeika with him wee the
' 24th Sept., 1891. Derto the drat quarter they rid
leather to the amount of 18,0001. for him. He weer=
' indebted to them 3,700 f. The course of proomello via fee
them to let him have their acceptances for • rood amount ;
with the ppm& he hoot leather, which he consigned to
them. Ryder, roe after he arrived in Parts, was int/o-
che:id by Nor Rothaduld to moose large American
houses. and ho had extessiive traerotions with them.
(The exardeatton was prossethig whoa our report left.]

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Bute Bramwell sal Mr. Justice Bylea.)
CHARGE OF 1111;RDIIR.

A MAC Pm/Aoki, 23, an unmarried womao. wr indicted
for the wilful murder of her Illegitimate child, William
Augustin PediiikL
1%. Flamer was also charged with the like offence upon
caseser's ugoiritioa
Mr. Sleigh and Nr. Poised conducted the prosecution.
The peisower was defended lry Xs. Nest.
The eiroauseanns nadir whisk this charge was preferred
against the passer WWI of a iim7 distressing nature.
=rod the was a respethaide young women, and her
resided in ilemarestake. Ms came to Landes
• year or two aep, and west into the service of • gentle-
man awned Rennet, at Hamra,, and she remained in the
serviee until the grin' g of the pressed yew, whoa, in
ocesequesee of her being is the ihadlymein she was
obliged to have the envies, aid thew* the kindness
of • young wawa. amid Prades. • dents* oartmad
to a family' is the woe noisktenthood, she was
introduced UM the house of wins poor
named Need. Owing at Hankasy, and as the 37th orfare
she was delivered al annals shut, NI grown and apparently
healthy. The risen appeared to be hod of the eldid, and
about the beguniag d Amulet ohs Umbel that her sister
was soup into &thenetehire to her piessa• and that she
was gang to lake the child with to,. On the Nth of
Angela, the primer drama QS shad and left the
Loess of the Nab with M ; and when she ratarned at
night as was without the dad, ad she elated in answer
to the qtheliaosate her thatshe b
at ed given the child to
her ether. N awe assumed this time ; and it
rued that afterwards wprim. west into
of a badly at Nastbapia ender the name
of Oa the 19th of fleptenther i 6 appeared
thai deed hely da child we fiend to the pnvy
Ninth boom It woe ia a eery desuspeeed state. and
there was this eztarifinary fast euenesied with the die.
arum Vat dthe era6be ehlld
pressea to have
hen ad ea The area es the part al the tios wee
that this yr the shed of ties phew. and we of the ques-
tions far the beas whether Ns idestity was
selabliebed The alter slog the ur.
vice shove stated, to be very sad the
principal *widener lot woo • d•••••••• she g
arde to
one of the vitamin whish was to the east that she bow
a young moues who bed bed *a Olegitheate shad sod that
the kept it as keg as she maid, and thetshe then took it into
• Geld and gave it some palm., sad elterweads thew it
in • wafswelosel,, end she old that the name of the
wren who had imp *seed was Ism mad she added
that she bad eausthig in her bra whisk runioded
her of the unarms*. After the pilaw wee ia
she also made • statement to the allege that she did=
it herself, and that if the was taken Me wadi* all would
onme out, and that the father of the child bad behaved vary
ill to her. _

A great number et witnesses were nowniesel mime evi-
dence made oat the above facts and in the wenn el the
ease a young man named Predenck *yank 113 pore et in
the son of the gentleman in whose amiss theo
been, was called as a witness, sad he bbidesed ihat he had
lent money to the posoaer, and then was so doubt that he
wee the father of the stud.

[The trial was preseadlag wiiia oar mod lA.]
NNW COURT.

Wore Yr. Juatia;BAsa)
MitAael Lloyd Mime, 30, click. was indicted for stealing
• pot letter.
Yr. Clark and Kr. Metcalfe prosecuted, sad Kr. Ernest
Jove &Undid.

The primmer had been one of the sorters at the Pimlico
branch of the Post-ofioe, end some simpioto• being enter-
tained, a test letter. addressed to a gentleman in Dublin, is
which them were two marked half sovereigns, was posted at
Battersea This letter was seen in prisoner's possession
upon its arrival at the Pimlico brunch office. The
letter did not leave with the other letters ;
and upon the prisoner being spoken to about
it, he said he did not know where it Ina On
the priaonar was found 9e. GI, and it was found that it
was the change of half a sovereign, which be had jest before
passed at tho Plueniz public-houae, and amongst Ave half
Noversigna in the till at that bona, was found one of the
marked half sovereigns, and when the prisoner
was taken into cuatody upon a chair near where be hail
been standing were found SUMO half sovereigns, and the
other marked coin.
The Jury found the prisoner Gritty.
Sentence—four years' papal arritade.

TILE POLICE COURTS.
(?RIB DAY.)

TO amatonkuty CZARGZ UP BIGAMT.-TRZ LATI

DIAMOND Wlti All Ali.

Mks Archer, awl 28, described aa a mantle maker, re-
siding at 2, Warenweedstreet, City, was charged with in-
termarrying with Thome Ascher on the 24th of June, I AS7,
at St. taint,/ Meech, her former husband, Herbert An•
gamy Mnielay, being then and still alive.
Mr. Atkinson, isetrueted by Mr. C. Willson, of West
Ham, sampled for the pmescution, end Mr. Lewis, Groot,
Maribioniagli-street, for the defines.
Mr. Atkinson, in opening the ease, said the prisoner in
this ow had gained nose notonety by a reoent cam in one
of Ws seporior mares at Westminster in wane:ion with an
mike tee the reetweey of a diamond ring, the action beteg
=:eby eft csinaibna cooductor. no facts of the first
were rather paralier. The first husband pro-
ceedled am a voyage to Australia, but through stream of
weather had to put back, and fell is with and warned the
primmer. They both proceeded on their Tome to Australis,
but through strew of weather the versa had to put into
Lisboa. While there she eloped with another man, and
the disconsolate husband had to proceed to esa without her.
She remained them soma tame, and on her return wrote the
following letter to a friend of her hoaxed, end he only put
this in to show that the time mentioned In the set of par•
lament, and which perhaps would he relied on by the pri-
soner, had not expired. The prisoner was married to her
first husband in the year 1862, and nearly two years after-
wards wrote this Weer
_ .

"TifTdeerfir,—Noiloubt you will be very mock me-
at my writhe' to you ; but I hear Herbert is
England; if so you would oblige me very much by
letting me know, as you always mid you would do so
if you knew. If you are at the bank when you receive this
and von can make it convenient to step out for a few mi.
sutra you would oblige me very math ; if not, write and
let me know. Bonier that you will emcee the liberty I
take in writing to you, I remain, your' gratefully,
" MALIN A:17110TT.
" Address to me 40a, Cpper Norton•street, Poetised-
rand. If you can come out, I shall be on the other side of
the way."
She led askew sort of life, and in the mar 147 fell is
with Mr. Archers the Haymarket, at an early boar in the
marsh* They west together to the Blue Poets, and there
they weed to pt married. It might her. be elated that
Mr. Archer, when he fell is with the primer. had lately
came into a fortune of 13,000 f. He married the pr...,untr,

by liewows. in Jame, 144 aad eine* that pried the grimmer
led spout asthma them 6.00gi., alte barriag left Mr. Amber.
M Ithamathithw ell the piste mad eareiaget. QoPiag to
116=:that bad token woela the abort above, sad
:is bibs ol Kr. Joan that the
=Thod bum petheatly monied, and that her hie-
rla MOAN athertimenatte were pot is the
awl the lithe ad was found at the digginp.
thought So lige othatry.
Wilmer hwit leis galled who proved the those WM.
Mr. Duke, mime the pilaw what she had to sty is
armor is the ohmage.
The gathoww. who Wealth the matter with the greatest
Leith. eihi—At I ilia say nothing. What I have
get to w I say at the triaL
Yr. Willson add then were other letters in his pomerioe
Whim tha ow that hat been put in. If he should thith
asetasery to predeas them at the trial he would Pee the
phew sotto, and supply her with eolith Ha thee& it
tight to madam this eo Ithth it shed& net be mid at the
*id that it tele an oteethenglit.
Mr. thrieurfahly sothallied the primmer to the
Crialiaikthent fee faith

The polosurr. lobe mood to view her first laminad what
■od interlos, was tam eemo►ed.

LOYAL HOSPITAL, PUTNNY.-(ram DAY.)

--w
W s day the Math anneal meeting of imbeeribera
ese b at the lAA& Itsmni. The chair, according to
the sell/, Galina* meelleg. wa. to have barn taken by
Thema. Mayahack LP., et II o'clock, but his lordship
net =lllA=llllll4 Id the precise hour, Mr. Alderman
tad wes called thereto by the tinanintotte
rule el the months an the Motion of Mr. C. Reed.
Mr. C. Eno thee read the report, which stated
that dories the past year the charity was
a geoeral elate of Last year the nem.
ber of cam on the °notation woe led: SW.
then 32 mem wire admitted, of whom six Med, and
one yam dieabmged as cured, leaving at present 127 on the
foundation, which wonkt be Mumma tO 138 by the
election of 11 persona to-day. the hearth of
the patients wee good. The Mth import woo
me follows :—" In reimport of the Mitt the board
have to report, that having some to a that the
site is not eligible for ballathai IM h al
will refer the whole rustier real- Ma el saU
log, notbe of which is herewith meet. Me Mike wee for
time 11th of Dec.] The reading of the is was fol.
lowed by a strong manifestation of ma the part
of the meeting, which was very gomeeear. It appeared
from the statement of the accounts, that the moetpte for the
past year amounted to 5,5791. Ba. 9d., and the expenditure
to 51951. 12e. 3d., leaving a balance of S& 16s. 6d.
Vincent Raynham and several members of the commit-
tee who had been in the board-room downstairs, here en.
tared the meeting, and Mr. Sheriff Alibi, having vacated
the chair his lo a.W took his place, but the feeling of the
meeting was so strongly manifesto' that the question
had to he put who should be the chairman.
The great majority declared in favour of Mr.
Sheriff Abbiaa, who accordingly reestrarned the
chair, and the proceedings continued to be conducted amidst
considerable noise and confusioe. It appeared that the
committee was divided on the eligibility of the Couleden
estate for the erection of • new building—one party being
strongly in favour of it and the other as strongly opposed to
it. The result of the meeting was that several new mem-
bers were added to the committee the inion of the meet-
ing being decidedly in favour of the eligibility of the site.
The meeting for the 11th of December wee declared to be
adjourned eine die.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MARX-LANK-4MB DAY.)
This week the ripply of English wheat and flour is very
moderate. Barley not so limited. Malt, oats, beans, and
=tort. Scotch barley in liberal supply, but oat. con.
. Irish oats hardly any fresh up.
The foreign arrival of wheat are again large, principally
from Russia in the Baltic, with a few
Swedish, Danish, and American ; a few corp..l flour
the Baltic and Frame; and ow large pared ci
American barrels. Barley • liberal quantity, mostly from
Denmark, with some from Priam Swedes, and Holland.
Oats.
Dutch.again • heavy supply—Ran, Dania, Awash, end
The wheat trade today very dull far English, and
value nominally the same as on Monday. Foreign trade
not brisk, without change in value from that
day. Barley slow, at Monday's reduction. Oats,
extremely slow sale. Fine old emu maintained its
value, but the new Doerdnally as cm Ilattlay. Beasts and
pan steady, end as worth much money. Flour trade
lgorfolka, at Menday's rate, 40a. ; American beanie=
le. lower thne led week.
SIMMS 171T.1 lemon. TROY NOT. IS TO NOT. U.
T sad &OA. wr
IMO
Omb iso
relik nau. ON ribs i Taiga :IPS. sad 1000 beta

113301.N0-LAJOL—(THIS DAY.)
nosima—The public eaten ham sone off deadily to-day:
Cana —Ma public miss am giaiss off without shows(
mg material sheratios is prime.
TIA.--ffise mutest reins
Orwrom—.l7o bales meld.
lios.—The market dull, and so bassof importers*
Pa=
—The siosemd testiness linibaL
!Jammu amine melmitd.
Comma . sold at @beat maim tato.
Markets gimenny osseous dun.
TALLOW DAY.)
The market is quiet at the f pions :—Town
tallow, 5&. 64. met sash; Petemborg Y. Y.C. as the spot,
Nia. 64.; December, 60a. 61.; Jim to Mara, 61e. ; Aprilto Juse, 5k.; Ostober to Dessnlisr, Ws. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP ILARRET.—(THIS DAY.)
Nowa Peilouden aid !Smith report a steady demand
for ••••=pdas Lot pearlier sad des old bops at am
prism Time is also sere disponi= Is boy legs sines
prier him become atom reassemble.

COIL MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.)
Walls Fad Hebb Ham, 21a. Id.; Walk Kid Henan
196. 6d. ; Larabtea Mem, 17s. 6d ; Bate's Hartley, lea—
n ships at 'market.

The Evening Packet says :—" Mies Aylward lives.
on the fat of the land, and holds her levees of friends in the
Grangegorman prison. Even Dr. Cullen has paid his
doves to her martyrship, and while he condemns kid-
napping in his paatorals, aympathism with the kidnapper in
her pleasant confi•emeot. No doubt Miss Aylward and her
numerous company of consoling priests laugh at the
mockery of her nominal punishment, and look to the joyous
passing away of the six short months of congratulations
and compliments. But we ask, what had been done with
the impounded documents, which the Lord Chief Justioe
mid were, or should be, handed over to the Attorney-
General, that he on his part may enter proceedings for •
combination or conspiracy to make away with the child?
Are no further steps to be taken to enforce the production
of the child! Assail kidnappers to escape after the meaner
of Miss Martyr Aylward!"

REP MINT- ATI ON or Rzros.—Mr. Vyner has
issued his addrees to the electors of Ripon, in which he
states that he is prepared to give his hearty support to
Lord Palmerston s goverment, and cordially agrees in the
sound and liberal principles which have guided the policy
of that government, and desires to see the principle of
osm.intervention in the internal affairs of other countries
maintained and enforned, while our vapid/les for the
canes of free institutions and good governomot are not con.

SHErPIELD AND THE FRENCH TIMATT.—Tbe fol-
lowing rvsolutioa, socompanied by a letter firs T. T.lkaith.
Req., president of the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, hue
been forwarded toll. Kesetsmltaseaerts, the rem& Con-
sul at Miutchester :—" Chambered Counnaros sad Meonfaw
turc• Sheffield, 19th Nov., 1800.—At • meeting of the
above chamber, held this day ; T. Tobias Smith, the presi-
dent, in the chair, it was reselved:—That this chamber is
of opinion that, in only be (militate and promote ea sates-
aim of commercial intercoms between this town and the
empire of Frame, it is very important that a colander agent
should be appoieted at Sheffield ; that such agent should be
generally acquainted with, though not engaged in, Sheffield
manufactures, and • emotion= in whom the mammo-
ths body have confides°, ; and that • oopy of this
resolution be forwarded to Dr. iLreetzer-Rameerte, the re-
presentative of the French government at Manchester."
Kreetzerliasemirts has already shown so meth anxiety
to do all in his power to remove any obstaele to the edicieat
working of the treaty, that it appears the Chamber dm Co-
mane have full coned/mos his reedy ea-operation in the
object they are seeking to accomplish, and have reseal
already to know that he bee lost no time in oommunieating
be above resolution to his government.
WHIT MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total traffic M-
asi* ol this company for the fortnight ending November 18
have been 14.11 W. Ls. Od., and for the corresponding
fortnight of 13510 they were 12,7461. 16e. 11d. The expendi-
ture amounte to 6,528/. ole. 3d., or at the rate of 48.26 per
cent., whilst the expenses for the correepending fortnight
of 1859 amounted to 6,568!. 9a. 9d., or at the rate of 43.1115
percent. The argrepte receipts for theilret ten fortnights
and one day of the half-year amount to 149,154/. 3s. 5d., es
against 131,12 M 16e. Id., for the oorrimpooding ten fort-
arghtsandthree demo( theprevions year. And the
a
expanses for the first tea fortnights and one day ofrlfalt
year amount to 62,4731. Ts. 4d., being at the este of 4UB
per cwt., as against 53,7221. 3a. 4d. fur the onneepending
tea fortnights end three days of the previous year, or at
the rate of 40.97 per cent.
The crop of raga has been this year very abundant
in Turkey, particularly in the Pachalto of Aidon awl in the
neighbourhood of Magneeia. During theemson just finished,
34,000 camels laden with this fruit arrived at Smyrna, and
time export trade has consequently been very active.