The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-02 00:00:00

MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF SIR
WILLIAM WALLACE.

On Thursday night • public meeting was held in
the Qacen•street Hell, Hdinburgh, for the purpose of aup-
portieg the proposal for erecting • national mointment at
Stirling to the memory of Sir William Wallace. There was
• cood attendance.
The LORD PROVOST occupied the chair, •ad la opening
the proceedings, said he was glad to state that the nWrip-
time already coil( cud amounted to 2,2b01., emissive of what
would be received through the committees termed In Lea-
-1 dos matt Dahlia.

Mr. A. S. Loome, In an esergetie speech, supported the
following motion That this meeting warmly entertains
the proporal to met a national monument to Sir William
Wallas* on the Abbey Craig, mar Stirling, and earnestly
recommeads Ow citizens of Edinburgh to co-operate
heertily in this national undertaking.'
Bailie Bie•manism amended the motion, which WAS
anaeisiously adopted.
Professor BLZCZII, in moving the appointment of a com-
mittee for procuring additional sabeeriptiona, said there
might be some vireos' to whom the project they were
assembled to promote was a matter of mere sentiment.
He, however, thought it a 'met serious question. It was a
Moan of the grand question of Smash nationality
(Cheer.). Whether a certain amount of atone and lime were
glued together in honour of the greet Wallace was a matter
of melt hopertanee In Itself, but it It were viewed aa an
lade: of moral feeling in that country, if It were an index
ef the "mouth of eelf=cogaition and self esteem In Scot
land, it becomes very Important question indeed. It was •
serious matter when a people cowed to care about their old
traditions and patriotic memorise. With regard to the
question of nationality, there could be no doubt, as a matter
of pealed history, that God had created social men is
various types. They grew out of earthen roots, out of ea-
' f nano's, and different divisions of nations; they grew
in different elements, and formed themeless into distinct
entities, se mach as the oak trey, and fir tree, and the
beech-tree w, re =prate and distinct one from the other.
It was the proper business and functions of such
despotisms as that of Rude and elsewhere to
develop whole peoples in one type. It drew up the
Pole in the idea of Russia; it swallowed up Hungary under
the ides of Austria. It destroyed the original type, because
the original type was the Idea ef liberty. (Cheers.) Now,
they did ant Gas a violent sad forcible despotism in that
country, but they had reason to fear a despotism—the quiet,
Witham, elow, ow:opting despotiss—of custom and of
fashion. They Lad reason to fear that they might all become
Anglofied—that they might forget they were in %offend.
He bad rem a very striking paper that day or the day be-
fore in the Daily NMI on that very subject—a warning to
Sootehmen not to forget that they were Scotch's's, rushing
Into coquetry with epiempasy, and then ensrehieg over in a
whole to Rome. In other mitten—in law, for instasce—ke
Toned It the same. There wee no public object of more ha
perms, In keepiag alive the =Waal feeling then the ere*
don of Ithousteate to their great and distinguished &etch-
mea—to Wallace in the fleet plaws—(chin)—to John Roo:
in the saeond place—to Dr. Chalmers in the third place—
(abeen)—and to Dr. Gioia when he died. (Cheers.)
A emulates haying been appointed the prootedlsgs ter-
mthated.—Bthiabwrgh Naprea.

SPANISH DANCERS IN TROOSLI.—The Pule
Tribunal of Correctional Police on Saturday tried four
sumben of the company of the Spanish denten, who fur
acme time past have been giving performances at the Theatre
de la Porto St. Martin, for robbery. The seamed were
Mean y Moro Marione, thirty von of mgr, formerly •
notary in Spain, bat now direttee of the aosamoy in ova-
-1 tics ; Perna, ono of the dancers, who is now is flight, end
who was tried by default ; Mile. Pilaf Ferrer, alias Pere.
grins Morales, twenty-two you* of age, dements ;
and Mlle. Regina P , twenty peen, also a
damsels, her sister. The elder female prisoner
(says Gagssene) is remarkably pretty ; the manger is
somewhat less so. The prisooen denied their guilt; but
several jewellen deposed that Mono and Filar had gem to
their shops en pretext of making purchases, and that after
their departure they had mimed various chaise and other
articles, eines found in the possession of the prieesen. The
muskegs of the house ie which the prisoners had lived said
that Puree, after the arrest of Pifer and Mono, had gone
away, laying that he would down himself M the easel, end
had not slam returned. The tribute& adjourned the tee-
thes hearing of the ease for a week.
Letters from Teheran announce that gre re at ppara-
tions wars being made there for the performance of the
Minns, or "vest 'enemas dramas played in the open
air to 20,000, 30.000, or even 40,000 parson., and in
which are sea 'moose* the dramas* persons Mono, our
Saviour, Mehemet, the Virgin Mary, etc.( the whole in
remembrance, and as an moieties, of the miracle of
Heitman. Theis piton hem a vast number of personages,
and autism day after day for a week or even more, without
being brought to • terastaatloa.
DEATH or R. Y. YATES, ESQ., OF LIVERPOOL.—
We regret to announce the death, yesterday, of Rickard
VaughanTates, Eat, of the Diann, near Liverpool, one
of the West sad most respected of the inhabitants of that
port. His benevolent* and charity were eaboseded, red his
am. to sosnegies with the Prince's-pselt, whisk he fitted
ant for the see of the people of Liverpool at his ewn en
pews, will never be forgotten'. As a tribe% to his memory
the malign floated imams* high at the Liverpool Tom-
ball yeeterday.

TRUST AND LOAN &IMAM' OF UPPER
CANADA.-(THIS DAT.)

This day the general meeting of proprietors wee
held at the allele in hfoorgete-street, for the purpose of
declaring a dividend ; Sir R. RouTa in the their.
The following report wu read

" The direct-Ore beg to submit the following statement of
aoeotnte-for the Pin Months endless the 30th September, 1850.
The net unfits dorleg that period amount to 9,9841 9s. 104.,
which, marled to the sum brought forward from March last,
glue a balance at credit of revenue of 10,0901. 13s. 01.
It is recommended that of this balance a dividend at the
rate of 71 per oent. per annum (less income-tas) he declared
on the paid-op capital stock of tie company ; that onAhall
of the surplus profits over elm per cent. per annum he put to
norm fund, in accordance with the royal charter of lotot-
pmation, and that 2501. be carried to tie redemption of pre-
liminary expenses. There will then remain the Seim of
4731.95. 2d. to the credit of the next half-year'e ste)UMS.
The reserve, with the ahoy, addition of 1,8671. 4s. 11d., wall
amount to 11,6851. Se. 10d. The directors feel great setil.
faction In preesating this statement to the shareholder,
although the adverse audition of the London money mar-
kit for the last ball-year bee interfered with the i.rs grew of
the company's investments in Canada."
Mr. CHAPMAN, in moving the report, said he had little to
say in addition to what it contained. The icvestmests of
the company were netxalai►y restricted in consequence of
the state of the money market for the list sin months.
The directors, therefore, restricted their operations to rein-
vestments of the money which had been received ho Canada.
They only laid out 12,000!. in immemorial during the
last sin months up to the date of the report, and sine. that
date they Invested 15,000/. Although they regretted
that their operations had been so restricted from the
came he referred to, they received from every side
convincing testimony that never were their prosperis, with
. regard to the future, brighter then at the p moment.
The improvement of Canada had been so rapid that they
apprehended that the value of property there might have
been inflated, and being anxious to ucertain that point they
ordered inquiry to be made by the Assistant Cominise!oners.
The result of that inquiry showed the most surprising ad-
, vanes in the value of propos ty. In Hamilton the use-siment
had increased in four years from 62,000/. to 200.0001.,
and the population from 1,200 to 2,500. The advance in
the city of London was equally remarkable. Mr. Chapman
s concluded by moving the adoption of the report, which was
carried unanimously. A resolution declaring a dividend
was pealed, and the meeting separated.

WRECK OF 4 STEAMER ON LAKE SUPERIOR.

FIFTY LIVES LOST.

We hue intelligence of the wreck of the steamer
Superior, of the Chicago and Like Superior How, off the
Pictured Rocks, on Lake Superior, with the lots of nearly
60 lives.

The steamer left the Seat Ste. Mary's Canal at 7 (o'clock
on the morning of the 29th of October. In the afternoon,
when off the Grand Marais, heavy snow squalls came on,
and as the wind increseed during the evening, the captain
determined, about 11 o'clock, to run under the Ice of Grand
Island, which wee then about 15 miles distant. Unfortu-
nately, half an hour after the steamer's cootie had
bean altered, the waves carried away her rudder,
and she fell into the trough of the roes. The
tiller was shipped, and an attempt was made to guide
the vessel by her atter wheel, but it would not work. At
midnight the smoke pipes were blown away, and the deck
toed, consisting of flour, merchandise, cattle, and hogs,
was shifted to leeward. The craw then cot away the bul-
wark and threw put of the cattle and merchandise over-
board te light*, the vessel. The wind and sea iacrening,
however, the Irene' began to take in water very Ix!, until
the engine fires were extinguished by it. Finding the laud
clue under their lee, the crew tried to let go the small
sachet ; could not get the large anchor off her bows. The
Haan anchor would not hold her, when she lamed lately 'truck
forward, her stern swung round, and the next sea carried
her broadside on the rocky. The utmost tenor and confu-
sion prevailed amor.get the passengers, who ran upon
deck, and got hold of doors and other things te float
by. The life-preserver, were found to be unfit for
use. Captain JOllll4 went to the *Moen of the vessel, and
said, " Boys, I want you to stick to the boat as long as
there is anything left of her ; this is the fourth boat I have
lost, but I shall not probably lose another. If any of you
get ashore I want you to go end tall my mother that I did
all I could to save the but." He was one of those drowned.
One of the passengers who camped, Mr. Foster, hus de-
scribes the sane which followed: "It was blowing very
heavy, a sleety, chilly rain and snow. I helped my sister
and a boy on the hurricane deck. I should think we were
there about five minutes, when a heavy see struck the
vusel, end she gave a lurch, end her deck parted in the
middle and fell in. A number of men rolled Owe. I saw
the life-boat in the water. Sapporing my sister was then,
Mumped off the deck into the water, and foand her. Mr.
ister, and four sisters, sod some other pecans had bold
Of the boat ; but a moment after I got hold if the boat •
heavy tea Csriged her, a pities of timber struck me on the
bead, knoektag me senseless. When I came to I found
myself straegling. I reached out to grasp elmething,
and caught a rope. I crawled out of the water, and found
it was the painter of the boat. When I got beck I found
only one person had hold of the boat. The neat era threw
me up in the drifting timber. I was clo.ely jammed
among the timber and wreck ; it was with great diticulty I
extricated myself. I heard some one speak, and crawled,
upon the rooks. Then I found Mr. Davie, mate, and the
boy who I had not sees since I jumped off the wreck. It
was bat a few moments. They were all ashore that were
laved. The boy was deranged, and died some time atter-
warde."
The nest morning nothing was visible but the wheels,
which, being 'kingly made and anchored fast by the engine
and heavy machinery, had not been swept away. Lpon
these were seen clinging the bodies of seven men, among
them the two clerks and the first saloon keeper. As they
were but three or four rods from shore, their cries could be
beard distinctly ceiling to thee* on shore to vitae with the
boat, and save them. Bat this was impossible, as the surf
beating on the rocks would have swamped a good boat
almost irstantly, tad those that were washed ashore were
almost like the steamer, a wreck. One by one they dropped
off Into the water until all were gone. The fune is said
to have been painful beyond description, es the survivor,
were within speaking distance, yet without the power to
reciter assistance.
_ . .

The eared suffered extremely from cold and hunger' and
all at them were more or lees bruised. Three due they
were weather-bound, sod not only this. bur rock bound
too, m the bl.ff .1 this point lists nearly 300 feet and
almost perpendicular, presenting an impas.sble harrier.
At this time the sea subsided sufficiently for them
to reach Grand Island. They patched up the buts and
ttarted, going part of the way cn land and pail on water.
Two boys died on the way from exposure. The saved
were obliged to subsist du. iog this time upon such 'niche
as chance threw on shore—raw unstable', raisins, and
flour.

The number who perished is estimated at about 50. Six-
teen WM saved, five of whom were puma& n. fiat one
of the women was saved.

THE LONDON WOOL SALE9.—Tho colonial wool
sales, which commeemd on the 6th November, closed os
Saturday. The quantity sold comprised:-18,200 be*
Ceps, 13,146 bales Australian, 8,937 bales V 5,602
bales Tasmania, 2,731 bales Adelaide, 3,141 bales New
Zealand, 410 bales Swan River; in all 52,067 bake c;l3nial,
besides 5,529 foreign end 4,091 East India. here was a
ergs attendance of buyers, both foreign and Erglish, from
the comsenccatent to the close of the sake, and prices

improved es the riles progressed.
TUE LATE MURDEROUS ASSAULT AT CROYDON,
—At five o'clock yesterday morale g Staines, ohm Bright,
gave himself up to the police et the Croydon station, and
wee ezetoleed before the magistrates a few boors after.
Sergeant Julian doomed that the prisoner rime to him that
morning, and said. "I want to give myself up %bout Mrs.
Bolton's affair. You know all about it." Witness (mid,
"Yee." Prisoner then said (alluding to Masi :1 end Mrs.
Belton) " There were tic of one end half a sea of the
other.'. He said he knew be should be "grab .ed," end so
he thought he would Rive himself up. Mrs. Belton had been
Insulting him, end he had bit her wi: h a choopi r which wee
in the TO,M. Mr. George Coop,r, eurgeon, hosing denoted
that Mr.. Belton was still in a dangerous condi,ion,_and on-
oonecioas of all matters in cennezion with the affair, the
prisoner was remanded.
ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.—Mr.
Streathfield was elected militant surgeon of this c'arity on
Friday last. The contest was a close one, and ht the clese of
the poll it was found that more than four-d mho of the
governors had voted. The charity profited to the taunt of
300 guineas by an secession of niw govereon ~n this map
lion. A vote of thanks was unanimously passed to Mr.
lobonehere, the treasurer, and to Mr. Hestbfield, the chair;
man of the committee, for their presidency on ti.is oticai6m.
There was also an election fore physician at Vt. isms time,
wine Dr. Robert Martin, beit g the only co.didate, was
appointed without opposition.
Tug FRC:MT.—no weather during the last few
days has been lateen', cold, with a sharp coitieg wind.
The thermometer et the Royal Humane Soeety'i Receiving-
house on Sunday night stood at 20, being 12 di (pen below
Ireesiog point. Yesterday morning at 9 ceehok it was 26;
at noon, 33; and towards night it had again kllen below
teething point. In Hyde-peek the i.e was not -efficiently
strong to tempt even the most fool-hardy t• adventure
themselves thereon; but in Yietotie.park and lieceiegton-
gardens a few hundreds amused themselves with ekttirg,
the ice being very thin and in a dangerous coonclitaon. At St.
James's-perk nearly all the water has been drawn ofi, owing
to the alteration. now being made there.
KILLAILNEY JUNCTION RAILWAY.—The half.
Dublin.
meeting of this company was held on Sltarday, in
Dublin. The directors' report, which was unanimously
adopted, Aimed an improvement in every briorrh; the net
release for the half year being 6,1431., oat of which a divi-
deed of 6 per cent. per same was declared, heaving mere
this 2,00 W. to be added to the floating balance.
BELFAST AND BALLYMENA RAILWAY.—The half-
yearly weeds* of the shareholders of this line was held at
Ballast, on Friday, the Hon. G. Hendeock in the etier.
The report gave a very eatisfaotory amount of the state of
the company. It showed the reserve fund to be nearly
16,0004., and preposed a dividend of 7 per mint.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIB DAY.

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14 argement is rho ogee was rosussad this
yr gle,megy sad Mr. Cede appeared for rhienPatiff;
Orlsedal, Mr. Keating, and Mr. Edwin sines for
ttrdearrhas,
gr
Whiteley sn'onittod that the ease which bad bees
t., a tha ether tide, that of Hargrave a. Hargrave, had
Ke e brsulag on this ems. Is that ram it was &tided
*hi it taf.ut c )li:d cot be bound by say arrengagMat, and
• r iretiesdi.tmight set it aside if ha eigna There
▪ „, elrmean witch bad beau mob null with
Nam: to the objectioa that this prommllwg babies lobos
cause •r rig court. He approboailod dist that the doshisa
• k the coon had ems to upon this poise was tin* right.
• Jeet:ce WM:isms—The court
• ‘!r Wriatsley— Haas espreoseld as °pintos ; W ob•
taloa berme. sad the court deader' spew
N • .1 sake Williams—Hie, brother CresewsU simply sailed
. , !.twa if ecoaasal to the fact that this wee was Maar
P.tr •: este that us. all.
Mr Julies Croswell—The learned counsel was autho-
r .r.; 1.. put it thus, that the court would not sat au the
gr. It beaky—Yu be it from him to say that the wart
se• r and by that opinin. lie enameled that the wort
.r.adir ton in this matter, for if not, the court would
tor amital ao ea the former caesetea.
Mr Jamie* Wi llsa oily wished ths learned counsel
t w take • postnes which was sot founded in fact; it had
tot said that the wart bad deeided the point; is fast, they
lila bad.
Mr. W nateley—Mr. Justice Criswell said OS the
I:rmsr roomier. that in the first *eh It had boss said that
it.. was en issue which Cana es be WW Weft blur et
t,sflord, it twit, roomy dimmed Mu Callas tits soossiesss of
9to Coe rt of Chootory soy ooplioodua met Is sea IS the
Coon or Crate. ry, and sot to tile snit It apcsa to
La that tat, objection woo sot well dessieL will
ou Wood out .1 this court, the rowed was hew, and it was
ma to of tb. hurt to as. that Its roses hod sot been
urged with @attempt ; sad thus was the MIS NOM where,
is his *gam, the application could hi weds. It was
silesed that this sours had so jariadieties. flat was
vote a fallacy. la the ant phis% ha took Maws ta urge es
port of Ii aressseat the mason eves by tbs Mesa Jidda.
_am ,cab trium lsoutta um of Ws souk QM*. sword
still this court, sad that this sort WOO des* Wit is
IL. smut. Whither is est the Omit ot allay
get alto be moved for a saw trial he would sot sew sbsj
to owe.
• lowico Cromwell—Wu the.. say is.. when a
rut of woman law has bum moved for a sew trial Maas
tke pone of the statute 7
gr. Waiter., was sot aware of say.
Mt Julies Williams—lt appeared to Ma that the *Woo-
tisa Wpm earlier. There was no doubt that there was autho-
rity:3 male as orderofaWpries,orruleofeevtt bat tide
whoa was whether taunt was suthesity to mks as seder
ei ow toou. s

Mr. Wheteley—Nothing au sere tomato *as Syr
redeem epee to as order of eta pries. Here the smut
eat directed to ante a writ Is order that ea iseue night be
awl. That inns went dews for trial, sad this an wilt et
repass wee elide. The gaieties au whether that wee a
pod Llltineit.
Mf. Issues Willtaxab—lt twee a good seresesat, sub se
re:t be mode in order of mai paw by ausst.
Mr. Whatelsy—lt time back to the gagetioa whether
t:ste, t tad authority to stake this order et aid prise, fee if
thef had, the met would sabres ft.
Mt. hides Crowder—lt was rinsed that, eves if He
Nun themselves agreed, it meld not be glade in oast el
sat pp.

Wheteley—There was ao authority far that. This .1
uniemeat had bees made a nab of mart. end Mi Mahe
tsd been takes to set It mid*. TN sub of mart woe tea-
sapesehtd, sad yet they sow tamed round sad said limas
an a role of mart at all, sad that they may treat it as a
The.. wee as loaallaties apse whisk to Nee seek
stjectioe. The leaned weasel thea reared to venom
ram shish had bees quoted la retinue to eshitratins,
mid sobeeNeetly emeldeted the objeetloas that bad bees
aide that a proper deed had set bees tendered to Yin.
Intim for mention. He appritheouted that It wee set
era to her to mate that °Monism, ter It was tabled
sorts that eke would not enema ay deed at all.
Mr. Kandy said be did lot berate that bet.
Kr. Juba Cresewell—lt wee Mr. Dale she meads the
pet bet Mr. itmanly sew abeadosed It. De supposed
It had authority.
Mr. Whiteley would eel triable the mart farther to that
mist It was eald Nal Weenier et all vet an oaf-
Manly elem. Dwelling • jelle oh. be withdraws ;
the mate to be eseveyal by the se the &deadest
J fie free from Imambramea, If say, mated elms the
lath of Mr. Hammel Bertha, melt reamyases to be dated
bra Michaelmas, 1855, sad the dadesdeM he moue M the
;eater ea mashy of 1,0001. a year ills liba Mel% leeletive sf ,
ea malty of 300/. s-yea already yawed by Yr. If any
em
us exist oe the estate, erm puke le the be* of
ar. Sunni Stryaftts, the lantern to be bents hi goal
minks. Coots sot etesedieg I,2loLhe be panto the Mat& 1
Pmt to sake the time • nib et as la the meat et
ley dtopete, the eaves te be sellenti te the
ataran•Goreeel art air T. Threw. The Yr me
rude to be eategl dytiepYsllfweiteaseeyearAlollll
Unsling arab Ursa he were al wells se es seem
cald be nails et MY Prime, sag Iteriaaleta met,. rule
darn um ha awaseed. It en said that la a dashiki
me the mart .said sot base ea eamberrat, bat that
mw test s preen way of patties the eideuelni. Dsehstsl
ans • ti'sthatdoebtlallaWrathbtl Me appreheelled
net tbm was not to doaltdd le either vier thee the
out maid interfere. As to e y Mime sheet the Mill
Lart was (sly am sada* ea see able,that el Me gimp
ma, who said tbat the to rat weeawed shoatla nitwit,. Oa Wusher isatl, he would Ml pee the
Mime is the Weise l be would sot dit nob alma to
Sr 7. ?Meier, Mr. Abounier, Mr. Whitney&
may; bit he "eel remark that Mr. Oak,
et issue sent 4/4 the plaistiff, night here
lids as alikaliohat had sot dew to. He ay-
poniard that the Ned weelel Wee Mat anew
rd &wk., it, salmi the fasts inesiedWy Awed ileeihere
es ee eatkoriry. He stears4•4 that mem' deem Neb.
Int esti ten arreammtat, bet he,. Y 01101Miii Mist
tme tie all lasts the men would hell Met the ellenery
44 sneer's d, sad therefore It sine beetle tile fiessin
atetherremeel sad attorney together midi babe enob as
ensenenet. It woe WO, said that She reeemelies el *Men
t, imaml marlered the ..t bed Is Wee,
led it asd bees the mad as 4 lid sispeaa sasses for
sumo to be,. power to mei, the tresm Is the meet of
fit ferule sheet them. The plebe, sail she had atm
meow to sr rattled the sempembey and he had as
:%itwe to take when that lady mid to he
?fleetly tees. He would ao: say a 'bile word
"ir would ma, y or iar the bebop ef that
441 bet his trimmest wee, that it woe sod am* that Ms '
s Cot Nees, for she meet bare dineated.l.lll6l6 haat.
"'di. sr Me would be Mead. Me address halen ham
Itati a those whieb the seen bed ennead, hew{ bee
%am bo sot the INS IlltOld•ii to too their isablips ler
ttsi. He submitted that the rale for aa atiadmest mw
14 ate abnint.

[lk• case was proomaliag •los we:witst to msg.]
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

3 11 STIAII•le, PAUL, AND

OF wA•

Inn MOM pee Jedinset this sprang out the gate-
bas rind by the Whiles of Mr. Daldlish sad
Ones whist' was argued es esti:day. He said—
?* b s polities muftis( the smut t.) decide whether
stensis sea of nosey, sew is the heeds *like neloweek
abseil N *sabered is bikes to the errata Meth ef
8/1611.1. a the Nat mato. It appean that s
Moony els borrowed by the three parties' is theirjetht
wont; that Rushes deposited sonritios fide solso to
Lama 66 a reeerity for the snout; sad dal there
ore eh% jotat seesraties drpo.ited. The dolt asessibed
"dwthented at the Loa of the bastraptey. Tbetlptee
41 tee sassinweit of the hacksaw; sad they seed the
aeantiee tf strata, sod with the pitedsee, sad she the
Prolate vf ;art of the joist Keening, discharged the
int IM e.a sow is potties was the prodsee el the
Nuts, of the joint secteritlm It Is akar that is the
Ms 14`,0krsely the snipe's no bowed to keep separate
"'Am/ a ete joint sad *wrath orates; sad
teat the juat crediton nest prove we the
...t! state, sad the aspirate ',editors ea lb.
Nitrite estate; mid that the joust sad spa-
'ale won are estitled respectively to the property
t tares. This upstate property of Straw, tine
ahil e,atlased to be the yripsrty of the aspirate
sago le la yjedgaeut ; sad I thisk the ars;gseee were hosed
4110 the perianth' y ,stsrities preview to taking say part
Wive property, sad that, cosseqsattly, tle ails is
oast pto the repeats nista. Had Lord Taw
1141..• aid the separate property, the resides woald have
Waded to the separate erste.
w e!,
Lsklater aked fcr the tads of the petliloaon alit of
wr
Ulme (for the esdpese)—l have ao oljootive.
oars* woe a very proper ese to be nand. Yen
4.11011, directed t to be twessht before the theft
L. Bell (the c eselpare)—Dors this nise say qua .w es to hoard or th p•mcs. atemellows of the bows% who save
e three sepnane?
Hr. Lawranee—Nl:
The thimissioset— I cosaider that the eseithere, es he
II I tea Jades, ban acted with gnat Corrode"-
Liatittir sweat
„Rt. Lammas, laid :bat I. eas imagers the elesew had
r.cract their Credit for 40,0031., is order te pay • aerials
twenty
i.T.lit:lntutietioser—ha far as I tan jag% SIN thellPthe
_hayed eitnesely well ladled.
• Lalaster-1 hero so fealt et all N tad.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION NOI7BI.

Goer= wiles., a yews-- man-- wef shun 30 years of
ye, wu plaited at the bar before the Lord
Mayor, charged with hada( been moterned with a men
named Niloa in stealing a tray sentaiaing 10/. Is gold
sad silver hem the bra parlour of Mr. Jews, dada= of the
Boar's Head, Canned-etreet.
It will be neollocted that Nixon was brought to this
ea gin os Saturday last, sad sandwich avideaos was ad-
dwed, =owls( that he ran off with the money.
filo= was tosa fally sosusitted foe trial.
Evidenee was a= given shelving that at the time of the
robbery the primmer was with bison, and assist= him is
'fronds hie weal=
He denied the charge, aad was hilly committed fee trial.

DARING 10111 LAST Ain oilT C•PTVIL
Maki Cosa.% mod 211, of 1, Plough-street. Batton-
g srd es, City, described ere rollse-.beet as a showaskor,
sae plead at the bas beim Mr. Cords, charged id* bar-
slarioasly buskin kW the dwellbstbosso of Ids dissldo,
a baker, climbs is basis'. at Pio. t, Grads slosol,
Hattori-girds. and slabs thisodroat soppier adds
'alas of 34 10s, sad sass rediss; sad Chaste
zed:, st Plant. ere City, a brithlayes, was
with essaraml with the otters prioress is du
mamas ft Oa ism bargiary.
It apparel km As Waage a( fiergssat Junes How-
-1 0. thall he WI webs ap Orovillw street at as early
hour, sad whoa he Ist is best id No. I hs beard a noise
lasi& of tko ristUag of nosey. Hs knocked st the door
for sows tins, bet rsosivosi atiewswor, bat shortly after two
wan, who worked is Ohs Isess, sans to the door and said
there wen Aims is As hems. lie welt late the liSholo.
sad toad that the Alms 3.4 made Asir stow ss theAsk. Zs Mt rattle, asisspelicoAssealls 31, ems
Persielgefisi pretest, bs es, the pdsemes essalig
at dis sift 3, is Asir Ebb Messes. TM, frairk.W
As unstable sal said, Ll* pellsmas, mob b lar
mass s M here elms die mite ass
irii
?" Tits potions= Ina a was of the susssse
seat to OrevilleAtest, sed. spa • Waft tbs OMB the
slam had ban, it was assaland Mtl they bad pawed
Wealth a Was Is liessassagurses% whore they but
hitt their MN awl sem. isamattos was gives
to the same pillosass So slop two sea is their
shitt
Ch
sal shortly situ City Pisassa 1123
saw Casa& ea lalbars4lll. At this les bas
was
falldfserdrrasd, bat as the soastabis had lowa his with
•t slat is is as sally part of the prsvioss som-
as, he web bas Ws .wady, sad upon sassobias his at
As slaliewasessoweas passes of As stoles nosey were
ewe ups MA

Pallimasilabk 211 G leek Cu,.!! late au-
tedy etas Is had, aad, while ea the way to tke etathas,
the primmer eatd, " Wee there salthiag w at the
baker's last slight P' This eeastahle, whoa be head the
rattles spriest, saw CMOU julep from a wall, at which
tine he said - There are thieves about hers, pollens's."
The panne were reseaded.

THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY.

DAY.

The two men, Burgers sad Pierre, who stand
thargod with having bee' thesersed la the great gold
robbery os the Smith Neaten Railway is May, 1866, seder.
west • farther exusisaties at the Massibms.hodes this after.
sews. Math the lest amasisaties pressatithe base beta
takes to provost esesausleatiess with rimers hem
perms la the body at the south. It will be
ssmembeeed that • sayeteriom whisporiag hod pared
betimes • apostates sad Pima, is the memo of
which the words " Make away with than—asthey
the.!" soared; sad, fa order to reader • masti-
tis& of that issidest hagessible, • be.. rallies
has has Greeted, whisk set pleetly Leeks the
desk hem the body et the meet The gehlb to
sassithelel the meth sealelg r wlthem• the peeper
of this esteseedthery ease, whisk soled the has. ems.
the Misses were hedged keg Ware the
south woe gee, bet the squills peened= were talus to
mesa emesethrdisg, sad these whim balsas galled to
the Meseks.boase arporieseed se es WINSTIN
WINN Is the discharge of their defy.
Mr. Beath appeared tar the ousestios • Mr. Lewis
the sellithr kr Bargee, sad Mr. Wielfter, ill; solidi°, tor
Plum

- The prawn wen plead la the desk before the lord
Korea lieffipat tee eta&
M. Bahia adi-I[p Lad lisgsr,_by the Naar
adjeuraniat we hip the other peens
win the yellow will he Wee hi ti;s72
MOTO eannint eatree, nada% weld be delay
the funks aline, MU insole ell the allow weld
hare le be seen ewe opts whoa Moir aim a the desk;
but It is Me whb et the aka ids Kai we skald take ne
ensilages's% ead pea ale the endings sew.
The Lad Mayor *NOS Obi sere etieveneat enrol
would be to sigma the aree soh feu week.
Mr. Lewin—Caa Kr. Kahn setae se that Testa le
setarlrle seeteep asw t
Kr. BoOds—l rear say that; but we hare nap
nem to behove that he will he hen art week.
Mr. leserb—Tors ray In lore difficulty in the way of
brastag Testa here, r le so law of sztraditke be-
twins eratry ad Swedes, Thee Tester Is suppreed
t ) be.

Mr. Betlkbt—There will be so diMeolty about that, oe
the Swedish governaelat have Interfered to assist the onset
of niter, sad we Lave the stroogeet grounds for bellsviai
that be will be biro mut wok.

Ms. Lewis mid IN dint, Buses, had se eldeetles to
these eatlsaal adjettraseste bon is be Mete, provided
hie Medd* wised IS sows dbeelles that he Nadi
have Ewe easeelee; so runt he wee wised ea Neagh
he wan a aravtatad dohs.
To. Lord Ma or add se tar se the rhos would allow
laareNed iseethe sheibl be eves.
Mr. (WON (is duck) shed whoa the beets wit-
nesses NNW he
Mr. Bedblaillre drilla:mta% toad to heists the bedew irk-
some ever saw the grand jag base loud a twee bill
evilest the Ninon.
Tor Lord Mayor aellmii if time was as; eetaeaes
did sot sleet Twee that sight be gage late tl-day.
Mr. Bodkin said there we, sad Ms he sow proposed
pat ie.
Mr. P. Lesi, et No. 6. Ceewa-teereee, Massiststil-Mll,
prosid that Piers bad lived is hit Masa Ha took it as
the 18th Detimattar. 1864, sad remised till Jaw, lead.
He paid his rest rphaty, sad appeared it be is very pies.
Miter.
dreamt awes
Me. JeeertHesteet_ei 14, Upper Jesee•street, Cashes-
tows, preyed est TAM kati rested a haus et Ms la
ere-tusese. Me awed se the 4th 3w, 1866, aad
rewslasdthese *Nave nes*. _

Mr. Jabs Medea Barg, the night he the yeesseedso,
ewe& ibet es Ibe el floystentne Ink le emssiseme
et Inhineliee le bed sesehed, be ma end monied
the Mese Ns. 3, Cankehlieonllee, Ilbephent'a-beeb.
It wee precisely stager is that Atrieribed by
the ceeviet Mar. The data Wee lelles est tof
the Iris door beck rem% eed the bait emend
to he white, as If le bed bees nablemed to
Brest heat. Ti. mortar wae 'unload, sad appealed to
Inman pansies of old that bad emanated while is a
mates ate& The tee AM hint. predated at a ire.
entalendee, were talisa sot of thi int&
TM Masts, ea scesoeseabwises by hr. Lewis, shied
that he aim. ea the ease day, searched sbe home at ag-
hast Wise bad hese eteepied by PATIN, bat se wee
tees/ these. la the yaeirr, t oases r, there is be a
bale while bed bent fruity dant op. Bohm the Weems
awe Wes Ya eeetedy, he bad Baron Melt 001•111111.
ties. bat Mama node on if the arm et Me Ihrentry
spa or art r Ms inibassecrs lleeelese lad teem his
lbse if be ibebeell reserbleg seeell be primed. He
mid be knew males elateiee about tbe MUTT.
Hy hr. Boothia— h hewer pried between ea, be haled
ell lisowledie of the natter, mad said imbed addling to
disclose.

Mr. idele—Did yes tell Ms ass rim bed aft ts. se.
dimity of the &redoes, but that yes would seders Ida fibs
weld &adds everything t
—._

M;7l,ssisLitothisi to test street ?
Witasss—No.
Barger—Ars you on post oath, Mr. Russ ?
Mr. Rnse—l am.
Mr. Lswis—Bsspss I Batson I
Bstiess—l ass stud hers sad Use slimy Wags, bet
this Is toe mush Wsa not this August, what the aaa
Hall yes Is esstody
Witness—Yes.

11;.1;itieLlecat have way held est a premise *kin el
asy_aott?
!Vitalise—Name whatever.

Barros—Dear, dear
But Way, a domestic servant, dogma that ells was
formerly emitter at Menials of Washy pahlio•heass, Bait
Cross. She was so la the eyrie, of 1110d' sad et that time
BON. was la the habit of eosin there. She had
traciestly sooa has there with Piaros sad as-
o ber aisa—s tall, this asii, sad mere boa ease
he bad said is bar, " Ear* ay hinds sons?"
notes mad the elbow ass. It was ashooquest
May, Obst aba left the Marquis of b. sad ever
Glass Ibis Obsbsp Idea ik arrvis! so

Ossse—ssoolood by htr. Iww. was is the
pulsar that eb law Bargees with Pines. It was
a polite Teen, epos to say toe that foss la be remit-
neat or sert►lap t.driak. Burgess sad his bleeds set
with the other soupier that tapprood to to there at the
Ise, sad set apart frost t 0...
Mi. Belittle said this was sit lite trvideaos be proposed to
pot la t►day.
This ism was therefore farther sejesraed kw $ weak, sad
the prisoners were removed bon UM dos!
Bowes animist to bsw sabred a labs bas his
sealisemeat, but there le me
ir=.=
is the apposrases • I Pima
atoned the wart dares this sod moo am
snow glassed aaatruly bottled his at Ills of the Mali
as if tooth* fee some we. The pen= island to by Dor-
s as Hall, it is sold, was ease la MO* SI outdo, la
sosaeotioa wit► the robbery.