The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

THE .EX_PRptiiB,•%44IONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1857.

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palish. proven dal Ilmt Works basted yams Int
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&ea he Wm by • Mr. Bob eat • Mr. Hoplthema sag Co.
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sera* aniessi to Mr. TIM Pisa, thervistra dr bloat
metallm. The ashalleal bat amed the receipt et Um
• le pm a the *sera awl wee wormm.hL tikes
be MOM ash he the then* by the chr el the
milthr Tb. someteta skewed yeremthe brag the math
le the bar pert of whkh the stews were msML Sew
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limb hem the ewe stay, disk r wAsegi7emedsmal
tba embithe which ewe rim le be path
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pens:thesslese ef the per et Proem
awl hr. Oarldie appoweed=the pert d the
rib ; awl Mr. Mass& islhabl the
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nm, ea the weekly ellewethe sal bre the aria, Are
to be Om eel sod wed by the pram. Seer emphist
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thrown las pl W. a min The area law
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wee sot usell isms thee nor tart yammer the rhea Ye
Medy. The ram this mid to the ether, "They sera
Me It ream se I ad sot take it of the preassa" She
aria wthe el eke ewe bead wee thwel
Mr. Ildreak, ler the yam, camasi the Woe wee
se leaf ef the pthearbwrag OM the sepr awl eat
Ai the permies would sew aims bees brottvdthrward
bel for the hat of theft/Mr thareelwebthi with
darn at the *pewee el the you.
Mr. Ihir es Ithath r smarm up, reefed set to the lap
the bet 11th paw serer be aft attempted to rue sway,
.4*o wee be maws te brow beta *thay with the maw.
There were thaws indictments rim the primmer, Ned
emit tech ot them be we. .Arywif

THIRD COURT.
(Be•Iw the Boxadee.)

JoAn Bodo,. 67, dads., med Jaw ;Winton, 37, bruah-
maker, wen imitated for leiceionaly rmaiving 2201 be weight
of break% the property of law Solomon, Joseph, and
mother.

Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Melee* prosecuted ; Mr. Moutegue
Chambers and Mr. F. Laois tapered he Pritchett; and Mr.
°thud for the prisonor BMW.
The prosecutors in this car an Masers. Joseph and
Tomer, of Bt. Mary-the, bristle merchants, and about the
28th or 29th of last month a ease of French bristles, mtaal
IV, were theism from them, but by what means they wad
not tell. Ups discovering their loan they Mooed bead-Mile
airing a reward, and these blue were cioralated through the
nods, the being left at the shop of Pritchett,
who is • nester brothmaker, in a large way of
theism la the Dover-road, his attention being called
le It by the petheremetable who had them to distribute.
Alter the kited been so MR with Pritchett Le celled upon
• Wien la the lathe waged litimmerby, and showed him a
ample of acme Wades, what he wee told that they screed
with the description of the brinks stolen. Up& the Ma-
day after that Pritchett called upon the promethium sad
showed them a sample of the hthtlee, which they et owe
recogaieed. Mr. Cohen, the foreman, that aid, "Yoa went
told this upon Friday ; why did you not then commusticate
what you kite. not let all this time stapes
theft said said be thought they would be drool, It being a Jewish
Inc Cohen Bahl, But the pritioe-station was not closed."
Pritchett made no answer to this • and in answer to soother
sown= said he had not got the bilk. He then went away,
Laving ha card, mad the maim evening Mr. Cohen sad two
carers went over to Pdtcliett's house. Cohen went in alone,
and after some father C 011•1,1•600 about the bristles, Frit-
then*e answers being most uneatiefactory, Cohen told him be
would give him half-an-hour to think over the matter.
Cohen weed back again, end then Pritchett said he wanted to
ceseult a Mend. Mr. Cohen said, Who is your
friend f " Pritchett aid, " Bailey, who la • ma
pregeetair,h Ilea•almet, bat he to out of toms
fee deal" Celan sad the mews that went
sad Maid May, whoa they again returned to Pritchett
whit " Let she maw rust mat tomorrow, and every
Mir shell be island." Tide Mr. Cohan refaced to accede
in, mediae ethers surd the pima, and, ova rill into
POOShiliell1181•60•611, Mir hh fused with a •pettr, m the
set ef beryl* • ark of Wham which Pritchett said wire
them le whisk the eempise referred. Both a the prismers
mere thaw Mks hie emeedy, when Briley said he had
insight Oa Idaho la Me earl fee • man who had hired him
In the vordat way, aid that be saw Pritchett pay a mon
la 10d. per wad he than Pritthen also said he had
beat thenei wale am who had tailed at his warehouse.
Mi, Chembms, in • meat elemme sad ale speech, con-
torted that the diet at Prlleheth ming la the lint ap.tmlor to
the ,emm.lout was the ma atm Irmo mm, end that his
esadael was mart Mist Na wwho,
pm perhaps,
=. • isM beak whet be had had oat and avoid further
beak* that • neelme af Melts pole
Mr. Wird haptageddhamed the Jury for Bagley, they,
alms g hie mar* end bertha been absent
thes thekeg, lath the primaire.
The ars hand the min dey.

deem it • duty to apprise you, that you may be on your
(u.,,d against We dulageAmtable Jew, whom I have
discovered to be • moat , sale atea, whom
vocation elms le be to trip up empuenied sad to samare
his benefactors. Hie name is Colusean.—l am, /to.
" City, Oct. 17, 1867. " A Crrr MinantAav,
P.S. I obviously caaaot give you my same l a letter
which boa to paas through the vet, but will tell you all
about it who 7 sat sae you."
Inside the saveloy* Is written, " I just received this.
Calmat sow proceed any farther with you." Tim address
as the saveloy. Ls "Baej. Warm, Eq., 28, Poultry, 8.C."
Examisetion continued—l am soonted with the this-
elmiee Imeidwritimr. To the beet of my belief the name
Heiman Is the War to la the dellutdants Imadrritlap,
&hough modem uised. The Item " 17" nail the Was
"th" aresialAWa. The Ise& of the saveloys le,
is the best of my the writing of hie solicitor, Mr.
Jervie. I bow Mr. motes Imadeettlag. I reign! •
Maw tram Kr. Jarvis. There le a prmidku Tides "
most sew have =Ada( to do with ',au," that War,
which is the ems enpresslon it that b the aevelope. The
same as the twelve is, I bane, la the headwrillag of
14. Jsevis.

Mr. Atidinen—l sow propose to pat the letter in and maks
it evidence._ _ _

Ile!dreslierjeso oftPeny—But you have net yet proved the pub-

Mr. Addams—lt apposes to have been addressed to •
Akirraa iftne—Akthessie it maw to have been ed.
thereal to • third party, it at perholly elear that it wee not.
SONO Petrl is
boye, sk thst thae to no avi-
ators wlsherme whkie wE yogi yds in showing the
use psemel, the toy hemilmilen being the .a-
lisnAlragathe Modest el So Md.
Wine—l would mike net el the present time
▪ sezda.. I will one bow the ewe diaper itsslf.
seatiommel--1 esomiert the kettir cs the 17th
leMent, apes which 1 aseeediod sone friemile, end otos to
Ole meet. The oonesulislimiletilithottout the
irk mroom after he hedwadhsoi • Mr. Wars awns. The
leak wee Wes& est • mil eit Owe maserromd• and the
dada= keens Nib of lis rise I nava letter
km Mr. Oldwas, sal lat b Ists defoodant's hands,
aid abed hist ela±rwey I abtald nibs to ft ?
Siesta Pare—Ma hese this a do with the carp
spat my dad t
Marna Who (be Mr. Altditems)—Can yea teddy so of
Sasaity s rpahllsolles of Mkt letter with Mr. Jack-
ets beyort the ertiomse
toyea have am given ? If you any
etterthst yea
de esyes behove yon caa, I will adjourn the
Mens to
Mr. Atkimeme—lprey he ea sdioarament.
S•rieevmt P
r,maT—De *des yourself that you have
other ile
Mr. AddSom—We have reason to believe that we then
pt star wawa Of mune 1 do net state what the whole
et=mo la.
WlrolDgeEreet your cue hrrn or do you ask
tam to sessen the to enable you to get further evi-
dent*
a *, idendlk Ate dent with the publication of the
wl
Mr. Atkhrem—Tee.
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ildaiataa Itleilystvest it Len, I no prepared togln
reasztirealt Gam
laveleille dam the name a the individual
yea wa all av the Ware d the evidence you can bring for-
ward.

Aldermen Wire—Tide Is • highly penal st•tute. I *moot
Monism proceed under It =less I have each reasonable ea-
awe helm mess in my judgment will induce a jury to mo-
tels the Melia at which I may arrive.
Mr. AtMeteso-1 submit that there is • case here ei
Me dellinient akkh tells upon him for en answer.
Is whims el hie handwriting la the libel Malt, there is
widths of publication by him.
Mamma Wire—l should have been very glad if I could
have sealed et asythfog like—l wee going to soya estlthetory
ceselesica. TM eatheie inn made tome, sitting here,
to grant • sorer spinet Mr. Jerikma upon a asteseent
Ida& I expested to be sepperted in evidence. That state.
mane is net thirnei pseud, but It I. actually disproved by
Ihe widens et Mr.
_OO lithM. If there Is such a die-
,
Itreies Met (awl iqqa • math se important se going
vfl•My el the opeatite), bow eat 1 possibly Amon
the tare and give tilleplieleft. Ogg neither Mr. AtUnath
war hie Ant wit timeeivae I. bring forward evi-
dence Is notify wy spa Set esdieet P lam afraid I
Mae se ellemelve blase ea hat Ie dieethe the esuntocese.
The emeeese wee disolleed
Serjeest w, sir, Ilags=d inset meir your ad-
vise la di . I we peered now to give Mr. Cole-
man Isis far midi* threstraing totters to Mr.
Jection with to anklet wary from hint, undo. this
very eel el Oa the malsority of Mr. Jeckson I
saa to give Mr. Cabe= Into custody. I will prove
Me et am Wm yes. which will gaudy you that be
eel& to be rmtesied ti for thane ;or I will_ apply for
a samart um IMO MMUS, end the hearing abth be ad-
journed to • More dey, provided the etimnatie bete 01I0e
neved sad
Yr. Cebu= eadettekr• to appear ; otherwise I
elsell=lda hie road,.
Whre—l hews (Reposed of one owe. If any'
ether labial& Wore me elly I will enter apes it.
t Parry—On behalf of Mr. Jackson, them, I give
1117"rolemen into custody for sending three tlueetening
Meters to him and attempting to extort money.
Alderman Wire—l think the beet way would be for the
parties to ender the matter to some mutual ?fluid, end let hint
any whet ought to be dose.
Mr. Colima—l have offered that over and over again.
tierjeant Perry—There is no mutual friendship. If you
cannot grant row a gammons I will at once withdraw; but I
4 c.Aru=erorest attem t et extortion by Mr. Coleman.
Wire—Mr. iier t Parry will porous the pro-
per coarse. If he has any to make sgeinst Mr. Cole-
man, he will coma here h • written aatement, as
Mr. Coleman did in his charge against Mr. Jackson, and It
will be eceadered. If it is supposed to establish • prima
fade sae, a masesnoas will be lifted.
It was then arranged that Mr. Jackson should apply for a
ittlMmolie against Mr. Coleman to-morrow (Tuesday), end
the parties left the court.

The police proved the apprehension of the prisoners,
io thi, course of which Moore struck one of the constables a
violent blow. They were both remanded.

WESTMINSTER.
Mr. W. R. Popo, secretary of the Metropolitan Saloon
Omnibus Company, appeared before the sitting
Mr. Peyote, support of • against a :erste=
=orris, who waa remanded for distributing libellous
without a printees name, at, a late meeting at
Brampton.
Mr. Pope, addressing the magistrate, said that he had
come, ptunuant to arrangement, to prosecute the case against
the man Harris.

Mr. Poynter stated that on Elaturday last Mr. Levis (Lewis
sad Lewis) appeared after the primmer had been locked up on
remand, sad an arrangeneest was made, at Kr. Lewis's
request, to take tie can en theThiseday, instead of fletseday.
This had been done, and ea no person append to peacoats
from the &Soca Corepay, tie prisoner was at
owe
Mr. Pope that he was extremely surmised at sack a
Wag neared without due notice having been given
to tiara, they had received no intimation whatever of the
damp of day, and referred to the ochicidenos of Mr. Lewis'e
coonexion with the London General Otanibrut Company, and
hie apeman for the prisms, on such a peculiar charge.
Mr. Poynter maid he regretted exceedingly that Mr. Pope
had not been aware of the change of day, and addod that
Mr. Leiria should here communicated that het to the parties
preferring the charge. The magistrate apologised to Mr.
Pope, aad sal d that he would issue a summons immediately
for the libel if Mr. Pops dashed it.
Mr. Pope thanked his Toughie, but declined taking out a
summons without consulting the legal adviser of the WM•
pray as to what step should be adopted.

GREENWICH.
Moods Williasts,ll4, John Ilya, 23, and Trni. Griffiths, 17,
were charged with brooking& peas deer in the trndow
of Mr. Fenn, watchmaker and jeweller, of Ch
Onivairich, end wading therefromtwo silver wetsbea:ealit
chain, and a gold Albert guard chain, amounting in value to
Ghent AM

Prosecutor stated that he wee sitting in the shop on Friday
evening, between five and six o'clock, when he beard glans
In the window break, and, on looking round, he saw four
bands busily engaged clearing the window of the various
articles there exhibited. Having called his assistant, he
lustily ran outside, and sew the prbis, Hyde and Griffith.,
leisurely welkin away, but they were afterwards captured.
On looking nand he thm maw Williams standing about six
yards of, and on laying hold of him, be said, "There's no
mesas., to hold me so tight, I'm not gang to run mew."
The whole of the Woman were afterwurds brmght Into the
shoo and searched, when the above Prinint) wan found open
Hyde and riffitha end round Hyde'shand we wrapped •
cloth for the purpose of preventing the flesh being cut while
breaking the window.
John Charles Pink, a poet-ofilceletter-carrier, deposed that
be was near Greenwich church, when he heard • violent
broadsg of glans, and observed Griffiths making of. Wit-
ness ran round a horse end cart, and secured him, at the same
time asking him whet he had dose with the property that
be had stolen, when hs replied that he would return it. Wit-
mer than went to the shop with the prisoner, and heard Hyde
say that they bad been to the union to get relief, but tfsey
would not admit them. . .

le-nry—Carr, prawn— tor's smiatant, having deposed to cap-
turing the plainer Hyde,
l'olioe- constable 40.5 It said he wee on duty near Mr.
Fencia shop, and saw the three prieuners together, three
hours before the robbery. He received charge of the three
',limners, when Hyde, eztenffing his hand wrapped to •
cloth, said he only Intended to strike the window, whoa one
of hie oeinpanions pushed him. He added that they bed
been to the union, and Mao to the relieving officer, but could
get no relief.
Mr. Traill said, as the semitone were now over, be should
remand the prisoners for • week, for ioquirien to bo nude re-
specting them, when he should commit thorn for trial, adding
that It would not be allowed for London thieves to apply for
relief where they were sure to be denied, and then to offer
' such refuel se an ermine for committing robbery.
The prisoners were then remanded till Saturday cell.

TIM MURDER Or MR. ELLlB.—The massing re-
man as yet undetected, but their impunity is sot likely to be
of long duration. Several parties asthma whom strong sue-
pi sou points an In the custody of the police. An extra can.
stebulary force of 20 men, ommanded by a vigilant in-
specter, has been lent to the locality, and the charge, about
8001. per annum, must be paid by the neighbunnatinhabi-
tants, under "the Peace Preservation Act, 1•56." The pro-
vieion of the statute which impone this heavy penalty is but
a renewal of the law of Alfred, which made the hundred
seawerable for say felony committed within Its circuit, mikes
hue-and-my was made, and the felon detected and brought to
judo); bat the Pence Mewervation Act gives the Lord Lieu-
tenant power to allocate the charge so as to exempt the inno-
cent and place it on the shoulder of those who bays con-
nived at the crime or eympethise with the criminal. In
many instances the permute of the tax he. coerced the pea-
santry to give the minderer to junks, end it is to be hrTth
that It will not be ineffectual in the present Instance. Two
stipendiary magietrater tire on the spot, aided by some of the
best officers of the constabulary force, and there seems every
reason to hope that this recur once to agrarian murder, so
disgraceful to the country and destructive to its best interest,
will not be fostered by impunity.—Dublin Ennio" Mail.
THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AT BIACKLAStie,REttt
PLTllutTie.—Cn Saturday lame.' Bogimrst and Thome.
Brown were age's brought up at Ridgway, charged with
berglerionely uttering the been of W. Braddoix, Esq., of
Blacklandiehonse, and attempting to murder him. The ser-
vant' of the house were the only witnesses examined that
day. Theirevidenos proved that Haitian*, when in the eureka
of Mr. Braddoe, had on one occasion passed through the burs
of the kitchen window. Those bare are 7i inches wide, the
ram° le those in the windovewhare the eistrenoe was effected.
The chambermaid elated that when the idiom which were
found in the rear of the preteens after the burglary, were
brought to her she exclaimed, they were Jim's shun (mean-
log Ilogburst), and at this time she did not know that he
we. in the ommtry, not having seen or beard of him fur two
years. Boghurst has a very long foot sad • peculiar treed,
sad it is thought that the evidence which will be brought to
beer upon thia point will be very important in the en*. The
prisons were remanded to Saturday next, and were handed
over to the county authorities for conveyance to Reeler.
Brown fainted during the examination. We are glad to bear
that Mr. Braddon is moonrise, although but slightly, from
the wren wounds inflicted on kite. Be has not yet given
say amount of the affair.
Tee IIeLL FORGERIY..;.—The examination of
Mr. H. B. Bright, charged with fermis:to a large amount was
resumed at Halloo Tkunday,endeontinued on Friday before
Mr. Tatra, stipendiary magistrate, Aldeamen Gresham sad
Myth, and Thomas Ward, Eel , Mr. T. P. Thompson ap-
pausd for the promoution ; and Mr. Wells for the defence.
At the clear cat the investigation Mr. Tmvie inquired If the'
prisoner lied anything to sty in sneerer to the charge.
!! The
prisoner end he was perfectly and entirely innocent, and that
! the shun were transferred with the privity of hie late peat-
! nor ; bat that was dons to obtain advances In order to enable
' them to canyon railway operation@ entered Into with the
knowledge of Mr. Taylor's son. It wan, he mid, also
within the knowledge of Mr. Robert John Taylor that after
kis Ether a death, he, out of regard fur Mrs. Taylor and her
daughters, with whom he had been brou;rht up as a son and
brother, took upon his ehoulders the inaeleency of the con-
corn, and towards the nominal balenca which appeared due
to the late Mr. Taylor, h- had sinia, paid in nearly 9,0001. ;
and he wished to my further, the prtnriple totritateedi in these
remarks waa known to the members of Mr. Taylor's family.
Mr. Travis then committed the primmer for trial at York.
' On the application of Mr. Wells the other cases were ad-
journed, °wine to the inane of the prieoner.
Tile Faxacn Lew croN Cent. ('op.—Another
021.” of adultery woe on Thurelay submitted to the Paris
Tribunal of ocel Police. The defendant., a young
married women named Eugenie o—, and a young prat-seer
netted Robinet, etude no attempt to deny their gent, which,
indeed, wee fully proved. Is extennation of their offence it
wes stated that wino yearn ago they had conceived a violent
Mairrfor emit other, and were enraged to be married, but
anally misfortunes prevented their union, and that the
neaten serried another ; that after a while they again met,
sad tbsir !anion reviving, the woman, who was not happy
with bee htiehand, left him to join her lover, end had ever
sloop lived with him, having a child by him. The tribunal
ceadennied the woman to six months' imprisonment, and the
Run be three, the letter else to 100 fr. fine.-oe/iniani.
GREAT CENTRAL GAS COMPAN T.—The thirteenth
half-yearly meeting of this company wee held at the London
, Tavern on Friday evening, Mr. Thomas Dakin In the chair.
The chairmen read the report from the directors and a report
of Dr. Letheby to the City Conarnimieners of Sewers with re-
spect to the quality of the gas. The chairman then entered
ion en account of the arbitration between the company and
Mr. Croll, their late contractor. On the 25th July they paid
Mr. Croll 5,0001. for the deck of coal and stock to trade
generally on the works, the whole of which were then trans-
ferred to the new contractors, Meurer. l'rior. Cp to the
29th September the new coetractor., who found the works
very dilapidated, had supplied the gas under a stipulation
that any extra oat should be reicnbureed by the company.
From September 29th, whence their contract proper'',
begins, they hove charged the company Is. 9.1. per thossa
ewe of gee, the some terms aa before. The illuminating
power of the gee to Teethed In the contract, end • power is
alio Warted to take immediate re-entry of the works in cue
atelier* of contract. The amount of new thane freed up
Rause. of the 15,0001. authnvmed, was 12,1001., and wee
nnw 13,280'. The gee rents for the half-year ending Jane
SO ere 29,611 L. against 26,8771. in the oorrostrinding priori
of last year. In reply to queatinna the e.hetrynen stnted that
the new shame wen nerd to Ruse proprietors who obese to
take thins, pre rale, et par ; those nut so disposed of were
sold at 2f. 10e. premium: 100 therm had been theft sold. The
Imbue brought down nag 12,4911. It. ld. 6.5301. would be
required for the dividend, which the directors proposed
aimead be 8 per cent. free of income tax. Some eitecniska
ensned es to the step which the directors had taken in filnag
up a aroma" In the board without consulting the them-
bethen. A rote of awake to the directors terminalsiffin
pasaideiga
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MARKETS..

COTTON.—Lienwroos., Oar. nett closed
with great buoyancy, road 'tampered with Fridayaimotatione
prices of all kinds are but little dearer. The *d. advance
gained at the close of yesterday is fully maintained, aid Ame-
rican option wider Pi. offers sparingly. The melee of cotton
amount to 7,000 bales, end include 1,600 American, emscala-
tion ; 200 Bahia, god ; 100 giffplian, 101 d. to 12d. ; 1,200
Surat, 60. to 61d: Total Wes sine Thursday, 11,000 bales ;
Import, 6,000 ; speculation, 4,0004

COTTON GOODB.—MANCIIERTII, Ocr. 81.—In nearly
all descriptions of 'yarn gad cloth there has been daring this
week a continions decline kirks, bat the exact rates cur•
net are sanely definable, owing to the extreme irreguluity
vide it prevail'. This difficulty of quotation will probably
maim oath the pewit cane" of alarm have so far tub-
aided r Is Mow a reettroption of operations more in propor-
tion with the ;codicil's power of the district. The existing
ilsprosion le everywhere making itself felt very measly
rim=all deem of !mercantile servants. One hovr to
alone bus dismissed 30 salesmen, clerk, and watt•
boners,, end numerous others are said to he resorting to
the suns ems. if retrenchment during tho meedion of

active balms, ♦mmlt! the unto ope-atives, the sudden
advent of this elite tif of has produced an amount of
diensra which enema be'estimateid. Not only in Manchester
have great number, of working people been deprived of em-
ployment, partiefity or wholly, by the stoppage of mills or re•
sort to short time, but in some of the surrounding towns the
demotion of trade is felt still more acutely. The silk trade at
Mamleefield is perhaps in the worst position of all ; but In
Ashton, Staleybeldge, Stockport, Bury, Bolton, Damen,
Blackburn, Preston, Rochdale, Oldham, and other large
tow., the interruption of the cotton trade has already led to
• perceptible increase of pauperism. At Preston the whole
of the operatic. in more than • dozen cotton-mills have been
thrown out of work by an entire stoppage of machinery,
whine about thirty of the mills there are reduced to working
only three or foardsys per week, and at all the places above
mentioned there has been more or less oraspenaion. The
weans of reducing production vary in different localities. In
some, the machinery runs only from daylight to dusk; in
where, looms are thrown out of gear, sad weavers lately
having charge of three have now only one or two.

At the meeting of the creditors of Meows. Thornton,
Huggins, sad Co. held yesterday, the revolt of which ap-
peered by telegrePh to the Brpreoe of this morning, the
following wee the easement of abbe presented by the
accountant:
Da.

To ersouit—Owing to cwt, of 60& and up-
wards (per sheet b)
To .mount string to creditors coder 601
esrh (per sheet 9
To bills to be retired by tts (per duet 11) 83,433 9 3

liabilities 4171,379 4 9

To liabilities on trade bills (per sheet 29) 1309,482
Ca.
By debtors (per sheet 15) 961,666
By stock on Land (per shalt 17)
By goods in the United %km (per NINO 110 2,130
By vrerehouse end Aloe earskure
By bills on band
By each on hand
By Thormon, Ewing, and Co., Belfast

Anna £113,686 0 3
As it appeared, oar considering details, that the apparent
surplus of 41,0001. would give place to a deficit of 20001.,
when allowance wee rondo for doubtful and bat debts, and
depreciation of neck, the creditors present unanimously re-
ceived to accept the oempmition offered by His finis, Wang
to their honour the payment of the remaining ss. whenever
practicable, and permission being granted to three of the
creditors to Wiped anything, at any time, during the liquida-
tion of the concern. The meeting will be called together
again to receive the 1111111111 of the bill-holders, subject to
whose concurrence the above arrangement Is made.

WOOLLEN.—Larne, Ocr. Ill.—Although a alight im-
provement may be noticed kn the market thin morning, it bee
Mill been very Sat, and the tanseetkaa en within a very
limited compute. Manufacturers ere desirous of selling, and
offer to accept lower quotation, but in the present mate of
comenerria affairs they are not sufficient to induce buyers to
operate freely.
HALMS!, OVT. al.—Stocks of wool in the hands of Ma-
nufacturer. low. Trade sat. Wonted end yarns even
deter than wool.

WOOL.—Ltvintroot, Nov. 2.—Sine our lust report of
the wool market under date of 10th ultimo, the increasing
disastrous accounts from America, combined with a further
rim in the rate of discount by the Bank of England, has
tended almost entirely to put a stop to busintua In the wool
trade; manufacturers and spinners are working short time
as much as possible, and buying merely from hand to month
teZttaLltryirntomeotiaeollatParrfer? tlirenifet.a.c.'Z'pe.h7,7o,7L
the port of importers or dealers to prey stake on the msrket
or unduly force Wes of the raw materiel, which is a con-
vincing proof of the soundness of this branch of trade. The
nest public sake in London ars fixed to commence on the
12th instant, when about 40,000 bales Australian and Cape of
Good Hope, end 4,000 Liles East India wool will be offered.
—From W. Green* end Co.'s Monthly Ciredlar.

HARDWARE.—TIiew 'voltam, Orr. 31.—The trade of
this town is more languid than at the dose of last week;
comparatively few orders have since come in, sad the cones-
poems in that the manufacturers are getting more closely
worked up daily. The accounts from the fed ole are unfa-
vourable; the country ironmongers and other shopkeepers
anticipating a bed winter for trade, are limiting their orders
a• much as possible, and generally the travellers are making
very bed bet
The Scotch trade has fallen off con-
siderably, bet the worst accounts are from the manufacturing
districts of Yorkshire and Lancashite, from which the orders
aro very saucy. The general continental trade is dell, and
gilAee the ernes' of the Arabia the whole of the United
States order. have been countermanded. We have

repo to also of Te:;raii2;;
the merchants of this town, but so far the difficulty hes been
well met, and burincea cowers here have fur some time
been in such • healthy state it is bond that nothing more
ninon@ will remit than the temporary inconvenience sus(
mined by the complete stoppage of remittances. The trying
is vet, however, to come for this town, when the acceptances
duo at the sad of November arrive at maturity. On the
manner in which they are met very much will depend. The
letter received by the East India merchants here by the
present mail were of a tame cheering character than they
hove been by three or four previous mails. Some good
orders were received from Made. and Bombay, and •
fair sprinkling from Calcutta, together with revaluation.
At Madras business hss been affected to • much
Ins extent than might have been anticipated ; end &accrued&
the present advice* from Calcutta, the bettor tone in which
the correspondents of the merchants write (both native end
English) in of far more importance than the orders
themselves. With respect to peon-elite branehce of trade
here, the depression hoe been so general that there is
nothing venal to report; the fancy trade., and the Japan
end plating trades, have suffered woe, but with few damp(
tines the languor is geoend, end elthough ot present at met
of the manufectories they Cr,. working quietly on upon old
order.. The reports this week in reference to the iron trade
are of • more setiefactory cherecter than slight have been
anticipated ; no doubt neccatity is forcing the ado of • good
deal of iron at lower prime, but th. re ie still a fair demand
for the rouonodity for home coneumptkie. but all the Ameri-
can (lettere have been rountermended. One or hen of the
principal firms in the dietrii t held acceptances payable et the
Liverpnol Demuth Beek; but they have received intima-
tion from the minim that thee will be taken up en they me-
net at metnrity; the manultcturing trades of tbie district
aro nearly all of them dolt. At Itedditeb, the needle trade,
after a king memo of prosperity, is languid, with the excep-
tion of two or three of the principel firma, who, in MOM-
garner of their extensive connexion see puerility pretty fall
of orders. A emitar remark applies to the glees trade In the
neighbourhood of Eaourbridge. The chain-reekers ere bet-
ter off for orders than some other breaches, there being •
conedenible quantity of work on hand for the dockyards.

CORN.—CAUSRIDOIt, Oct. 31.—Our market to-day,
without soy material change in the prim of oorn, was ems-
aively dull, maga for mane barley, whicki was from 2s.tola.
per qr. cheaper. Wheat, red, 40e. to 48a.; white, 345. to Ha
Batley, 36e. to 49e. Oata, 245. to 32a.
CANTIMIURT, Ocr. 31.—There was a good ripply at
market to-day, dimples very much not of condition. Prices
about the rame as last week. Wheat, new terown, 44a. to
635. ; white, new. 62a. to 00a. Barley, new. 360. to 48s.
Oats, now, 24e. Beene. old, 42e. td.; new, 37e. to 38a.;
ticks, 475. Peas, bog, 43e. per qr.

.
COLCHESTER, oe-r. 31.—A moderate supply of wheat and
barky and mall of beans and peao. Wheat la. to 2e. cheaper.
Barley, for Ilse qualitiee, lc to 20., and for lower descrip-
tions 2s. to 3a. lower. Beaus and peas without atterstloa.

Or oreiwita, 31.—Though the supply of wheat wee
tether large, them was moue tune at IP. reduction in price of
English, and Is. to 2s. on foreign. flemondery &empire of
burley could be bought le. cheaper. New bee= le. ester.
I udbm corn Is. dearer. Oats very dull, end old price. could
not be made. Impiety, for the week ending October 31 :
Wien,' megabit. 596 for.ige, 700. Oats, Ireland,
2,620; foreign, 922. Peons, foreign, 842. Sundries, foreign,
3,691.
Gendirom), Ocr. 31.—Wheat continues In Abundant
supply with a commoneurste descend. The downers'd ten-
dency lately experienced in prioes to-day wee cheated, bade
having a firmer aspect. Wheat, 40e. to 030. ; burley, 35a.
to 45e.; eats, 20.. to 28e.; peas, 43e. to 435.
Bewrroac, Oct.. 31.—We had a very dull trade to-day.
for when, at fully Is per load leas money, supply fair. Bar-
ley in large supply, trade lower for all exoopt the finest
samplee, for 1.. to le. 6d. per or. One rather dull. Peas
And beano made fall prima Wheat, 30e. to 38a. per Iced.
Barley, 34r. to 48e. per qr. Oats, 24e. to 30e. par qr. Peas,
27.. to 29e. per lend. Bees& 275. to 31s. per load.

Nommen, Ocrogri 31. The eons trade asthma
31.
dull Bed languid at Ile loud markets, bad a little
more steadiness bag appeared during the last dai or two.
Barley has also been exteeilingly dell, and lower violations
have been made. At to-day', market wheat we. shoat la.
per qamter lower, but the supply met radar fiver male.
The beet malting barley 'appealed former rates, bat iseoandery
eons acre about le. pm qr. lower.
NIWCASTLI, OCT. 31.—A good delivery of Imo&

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